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Regular City Council Meeting
November 21, 1988
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1. Call to Order
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
Novellber 21, 1188
The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.m .
2. Invocation
The Invocation was gi en by Council Member Koltay.
3. Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegfanc was led by Mayor Van Dyke.
4 . loll Call
Present: Council He~rs Hathaway, Koltay, Kozacek, Byrne , Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Absent : None
A quoru. was present.
Also pr sen
5. fltnutes
(a)
AMIOW£
Acting City Manager Vargas
Assistant City Attorney Grt ..
City Clerk Crow
Dlr ctor fonda, Ut ili ties
Olr ctor Kuhn, Par s and Recreation
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Nova.ber 21, 1988 -Page 2
7. Non-scheduled Visitors
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(a) Off icer Michael Swan, Vice President of Englewood Police Benefit
Association (EPBA ), informe d Council that EPBA had filed necessary documents
for Charter change s and were circu lating petHions and that those petitions
call for a Spe cial Election. He wanted Council to be aware of this action in
light of the propo sed ordinance (Agenda Item ll(c)) which addresses the matter
of the Career Service Board's authority to modify disciplinary actions. He
confirmed that the petitions being circulated calls for two charter changes,
one concerning the Authority of CSB and the other regarding civilian em -
ployees. Mr. Vargas advised Officer Swan that Council had been advised of
EPBA's intent to circulate petitions . Agenda lte~ ll(c) would not interfere
in any way with the Association's ability to petition for initiati '\!! action .
It was explained that Council didn't wish to burden the citizens with the
costs of a special election and, therefore, wanted to schedule the question of
CSB's authority at a regular election. Officer Swan reiterated the position
of EPBA concern ing the civi lian e.ployees of the Police Oepart .. nt, and stated
if sufficient signatures are obtained on the petitions, this would also call
for a special election. Council Kember Kozacek s tated he was in favor of both
changes be ing addres sed by the citizens, but he wa s hopeful both issues could be addressed at the regular election.
(b) Firefighter Michael Gruntnger, President of Englewood Firefighters
Association (EFFA), stated that EFFA supported EPBA on the two propo sed
charter changes and suggested that both issues coul d be addressed by Council
at the reg ular election to save the costs of a spec ial election. Mr .
Gruntnger explained that the £PBA and the EFFA fHl a responsibtl tty to
ci vilian employees of the Police Oepart-.nt to help t~ ttt the represent a·
tton they are ent1t1 d to. Mr . Vargas interjected that those 'IIIPloyHs are
represented by th g n ral serv ces association (EEA) so they do have rep-
resentation ; by Charter, all e~~ployHs are represen t ed during collective bar -
ga ining sessions wh ther they are ...O.rs of a particular association or not.
Mr . Gruntnger was assured that there could be several other tte.s proposed by
Council to b fnclud don the 1989 1 ction ballot .
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resident of seven
City as a Ftrtftghttr Para.cttc for ten
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Nov .. ber 21, 1988 -Page 3
9. Consent Agenda
COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER BYRNE SECONDED, TO ACCEPT CON-
SENT AGENDA ITEMS 9 (a) THROUGH (d):
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Minutes of the Housing Authority meeting of September 21, 1988.
Minute s of the Parks and Recreation Commission meetings of October 13 and November 10, 1988.
Minutes of the Englewood Downtown Development Authority .eetings of October 12 and November 9, 1988.
Minutes of the Englewood liquor licensing Authority •eting of November 16 , 1988 .
Ayes:
Nays:
Absta in:
Absent :
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
Motion carried. None
COUNCIL NEMER CLAYTON MOVED, COUNCIL NEMER HATHAIIAY SECCIIȣ0, TO AHIOYE
caiSENT AIENDA ITEMS 9 (e) THROUGH (h):
(e) Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1988, introduced by Council Metlber Hathaway, entitled:
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AN ORDINANCE CR£ATJNG PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 IN THE CITY Of EllilE -
WOOD, COLORADO, OADERING THE CCIISllUCTICII All) IIISTAI.LATICII Of
STREET PAVING, CURB AND GUTTER All) SIDOW.l I..,._OOTS, TOCETHER
WITH NECESSARY I IDENTAI.S; PAOVIDING fOR THE ISSUMCE Of 101)5 IN
PAYMENT FOR SAID ll'tPttOVEMENTS; NIO SETTING fORTH OTHER DETAilS IN
C CTI WITH THE DISTRICT.
tries of 1918, ntroduced by COUftCt1 r
T Of TH CITY Of £ u:wooo, COLORA -
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AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN
SUPPLEMENT NO. 113 TO THE SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT'S CONNEC-
TOR 'S AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL
LAND WITHIN THEIR DISTRICT BOUNDARIES .
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
10. Public Hearing
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
None
No public hearing was scheduled.
11 . Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions
(a) Acting City Manager Vargas presented a reco..tndatlon fro. the En-
glewood Urban Renewal Author i ty (EURA) to approve a Bill for an Ordinance au-
thorizing a City/EURA lease for a IIUnicl pal parking lot on the east side of
the 3400 block of South Aco... Mr . Vargas explained that the lease fee to the
City is S1 per year for the three -year agree.ent, ren..able on an annual basis after the initial third year.
COUNCil Bill NO . 42 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCil MEMBER BYRNE, WAS READ BY Till£:
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE lEASE Of REAL PROPERTY BETWEEN THE EN -
GlEWOOD URBAN RENEWAl AUTHORITY AND THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COlORADO, FOR PROP -ERTY IN THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH ACOMA .
COUICIL REMElt BYRNE MOVED, COUNCil 110110 IMTMMY SU.O, PASSM1: Of' COlli ·
CIL llll MO. 42, SERIES OF 1981.
Aye s: Co uncil llbers IColhy, Hathaway, !Conceit , Byrne ,
Hab nich , Clayton, Van Oyk Na ys: on
Abstain : on
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Nov .. ber 21, 1988 -Page 5
COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON SECONDm, PASSAGE OF COUNCIL BILL NO. 43, SERIES OF 1988.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays: None
Abstain : None
None Absent:
Motion carried.
(c) Acting City Manager Vargas, in response to previous direction of
Council, presented a Bi 11 for an Ordinance specifying a proposed Charter
uendllent which would allow the Career Service Board (CSB) to IIOdify ad-
•inistrative disc ip linary decisions, said a.e~nt to be su~itted to
qualified electors at the regular municipal election scheduled for Nove.ber 7, 1989.
COUNCIL BILL NO . 44 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON , WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBM ITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, AT THE REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
NOVEMBER 7, 1989, PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
AS FOLLOWS : ALLOW THE CAREER SER VICE BOARD TO llllOIFY THE DECISION OF THE CITY
NMAGER ON CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE, BY AMEri>ING SECTION 138.4 (H) OF ARTICLE XV, OF THE HOME RULE CHARTER.
CCUICIL IDlER CLAYTON NOVm, COUNCIL 1010 HAIDIICHT 5(~, PASSME Of
CCUICIL llll 10. 44, SERIES OF 1981.
CCUICIL fiEMHR ICOZACEIC NOVm TO NIOm CCUICIL IILL 10. 44, SOlES OF 1-, IY -~· A •S(CTION 4• TO ALLOW MY NOI-EMEIIOI:Y a.lOYE£ TIE IIIIIT TO -Jill TIE UIIGI AT THEIR OWN FREE WILl.
Council er Kouce xphined the purpose of the .. ndllitftt. In order to
open the •at r for discussion, MAYOR VAl DY'l£ 5(~ THE IIOTIGI TO ....
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Council Bill No . 44 , t
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d 1 ed Council th1t tf a.e~ts re to be ..0. to
81ll should be ~ ferrtd back to th City Attorn.y for
r dtscusston en Utd. Vote r u1t on the ~tfon to
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Abstain: None
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Motion carried . Council Member Kozacek requested that the City Attorney's
office conmence drafting a Bill for an Ordinance which would subllit to the
qualified electors at the November 7, 1989 municipal election the •atter of
union representation of non -emergency civilian employees.
(d), (e), and (f) Director Fonda, Utilities, presented reco.endations
fro. the Water and Sewer Board relative to proposed transfers of water rights
to .unicipal use from McBroom Ditch and Nevada Ditch. He also explained the
contract for engineering services to proceed with studies relative to the
transfers as well as an analysis of the Brown Ditch co-application water
rights. The Water and Sewer Board is reca..ending the contract be awarded to
Jehn l Wood, Inc. Mr . Fonda explained the costs proposed by Jehn l Wood ap-
pear to be reasonable. A Resolution relative to McBroo. Ditch was assigned a nu.ber and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO . 76, SERIES OF 1988
A RESOLUTION AUTHORI ZIN G THE APPliCATION FOR A TRANSFER Of ENGLEWOOD'S WATER RIGHTS IN THE MCBROOM DITCH.
COUIICIL IIIEMEit KOZACEK MOVED, COUNCIL IIIEMO HMOIICNT 5£~, APPIOVAL Of
lt£SOLUTI• 110. 76, SlliES OF 1988.
Ayes : Coun ci l Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Nays : Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Non
Absta in:
Ab sen :
Notion carri ed .
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A Resolution p r a in1ng t o vada Ditch was assigned a nUIIber and read by title :
RESOlUTION • 71, S RI[S 0 1988
COUIICIL
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LEWOOO 'S WATER
ICOZACU B-ED. .,_ OF
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the efforts of the Water and Sewer Board relative to these issues which re-quired considerable study.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Motion carried.
(g) Director Kuhn presented a recom.endation fro. the Parks and Recre-
ation COIIIIission concerning the 1989 fee schedules for recreation progrUis,
park facilities , and the Englewood Municipal Golf Course. It was explained
that Council had previously discussed resident/nonresident fees, that Council,
the COMission, and staff will continue to review the fees proposed for
citizen progra.s. Mr. Vargas interjected that the Resolution under consider-
ation only set fees for corporate rates and rates for annual passes. He ex -
plained that other fee increases are generally approved by Council consent .
Nr. Kuhn Inquired relative to dra-a fees and fees for classes at the Miller
lutldlng, stating the Winter recreation brochures wre at the printers and
•st be printed u soon u possible. M&yor Van Dyke usured Mr . Kuhn that
fees, except for those covered by the proposed Resolution, would raain u
approved by the Parks and Recreation Co..isslon until further study had beeft
lllde . Council r Koltay asked about the variance in •cost per hour• de -
veloped for different progra s. Mr . Kuhn explained the various things that
affect the "cost p r hour • and assur d Council that this area of concern would
be reviewed . Ttt R olu 10 was assign d a nUIIber and read by title:
RESOlUTIOIC
A RESOlUTION ESTA
RECUATIOIC C£ TE •
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AlES
CIWICIL Wn• MOVED, COUIICIL
PASSES FOR THE OIGlOIOOO
IDILUrJ• •. 71, SOI£5 Of 1-.
.\res : Co J c 11 rs o 1 tay, Hath
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COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVEO, COUNCIL MERIEl BYRNE SECONDED, TO APPROVE CML'S
EXPEIIUTURE OF PREVIOUSLY CONTRIBUTED AJI)S FOR STUDY OF TELECOIIUUCATIOII COSTS.
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne ,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abstain: None
None Absent :
Motion carried.
13 . City Attorney 's Report
(a) Mr. Grimm d is tr i buted copies of a Co.plaint recently filed -Vin -
cent K. Turner vs . City of Englewood, and requested authority for the City
Attorney to defend the Ci ty . The ma tter concerns a painting which was taken into custody by the Engl ewoo d Police Depart~nt.
COIIICIL MEIIIER KOZACEK ftOVEO, COUNCIL NE1110 ltOLTAY S£CCII)O, TO AIITHOIIZ£ THE
CITY AnOMEY TO DEFEND THE CITY IN THE MnEl -T1IIIIEl VS. CITY.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Nays: Hab n1ch t , Clayton, Van Dyke
Ab s t ain:
Ab sen :
Motion carr i ed .
14. lenera l Otscusston
(a) "ayor 's C oice
Mayor Van Oy e did no
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Abstain: None
Absent : None
Motion carried.
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(ii) Council Member Kozacek inquired about the status of his
request for stop signs at Lipan, Jason, and Princeton Place. Mr. Vargas in-
forlled Council that a final determination had not been ude regarding this
request. Traffic counts have been conducted and a report will be furnished
Council after the data is analyzed. Mr. Kozacek advised Council that should
staff oppose his request , he would be requesting a public hearing for citizen input.
(iii) A Resolution concerning the report of the Energy, Environ-
.ental, and Natural Resources Policy Co..ittee of the National League of Cit-
ies (NLC) was considered at the request of Council Me.ber Clayton. Mr. Clay-
ton explained that he hoped to use this resolution, if approved, in an atte.pt
to uend the Natural Resources Policy Report. He felt that contributions of
sludge to landfills by unicipalities should be considered on the basis of
very 1 ow tox ic it , not o lu . Also , that SUPERFUND 1 hbt 1i ty for 1 ocal
govern.ent should includ t o ici t as a factor in deter.ining liability; fur -
ther that do stic se ag sludg s ould be considered as nontoxic and non -
hazardous if t s EPA and s ta e guidelines for land use application. He
also stated WH no op i is tic about the outco.e; however, so.e benefit
•ight be rea ltz T R solu tion was assigned a nu.ber and read by title:
RESOlUTION
EC I T OF THE REPORT Of THE ENERCY, ENVIIOIEN -
L R£ U ES PO IC CIMtiTIEE Of THE NATIOML LEAGUE Of CITIES .
CIIIICIL CLAn• MVED, CCUICil ..... ._.ICIIT SU:..:D, ..... Al. Of
..ufl ••• 7t, SOlES Of ltU.
A s: Council rs Koltay, Hatha.ay, Kozacek, Byrne,
H tc • Cl ayton, Van Dyke
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(iv) Council Member Habenicht spoke concerning the Colorado
Transportation Round Table Report to HLRC, copies of which were provided Coun-
cil .e.bers in their packet.
(v) Council Member Hathaway advised that the public hearing for
the Swedish Medical Center 's Planned DeveloP~ent had been rescheduled to De-
cellber 13, 1988 at 7:00 p.m. She urged attendance by Council ~rs.
(vi) Council ~r Clayton expressed concerns regarding the
Colorado Transportation Round Table Report to HLRC. Further discussion ensued
concerning the iMpact this could have on local govern.ents.
(vii) Council Member Habenicht expressed concern about the in-
crease in police response time as reported on the Police Activity Report. She
reported she had discussed the matter with Chief Hol•s. Mr. Vargas explained
the short staffing in the Pol ice Depart.nt which could account for the in-
creased response ti111e. It was •ntioned that the COIIpletton of the new 911
syst .. .auld favora ly affect response ti .. s.
15. MJow;;want
CIIIICIL .... ltOZACEX MYED TO ....... The ... ttng ad.jour'MCI at 1:46 p.•.
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AGEifDl. FOR '1"'IB
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7:30 P.M.
1. can to order. t l#C
a. Invocation.
l. Pled!Je of allec,iance. f''z ~ t.
4. ltoll call. ~
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6 . f'n-lntneal.ed ViaU:on. (Pl .... Uait your preeentation to ten a1.atea. )
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(C) of lall...a of l.J, ltN
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City council A9enda
Approve .,L 11 • . / J .. 'l (.....{ L t( 't1"-tl fit? <.t '-t!f <
(a) Ord~creatin; Pa•in; i•trict No. 33 orderinCJ the
COD8truction and inetallation of •treet pavinCJ, curb and
CJUtter and •ict.valk iaprov...nt•, tQCJether with nece•-
eary incidental•; providing for the ie•uance of b oncle in
pay.ent for Hid iaprov.-nt•; end •ettin; forth other
detail• in ~ion with the Di•trict.
(f) Ordinance~~optin; the 1919 budget. I
(9) Ord~~ppropriatin; 110nia• for the 1989 budCJet. V
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(b) Ordinan lpProving Soutbqate Sanitation Di•trict Sup-
pl...,.t • 13.
10. Public Bearin;.
11. ordinancea, baolutiona end llotiona.
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a.c undation froa tbe Urban bneval Authority to ap-
P~ an Ordinance autboriain; a City,IUU Leue for a
MUnicipal Parkin; Lot on tbe t •ide of the 3400 block
of SOUth Acc.a. ~ · i . f:1 , c
a.c ndation froa tbe Library Adviaozy ltoard to adopt
a aUl for an ordinance approvin; an qr1 nt between
tbe City of bfl..oocl Public Library and tbe Arapahoe
Library Dietrict to prow i de Library .. rvi ce for rea i -
denta of bot.b j uri841ctione . 4't.u~ 1-.' ~ ( ,
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IEIDAl. AIEIIIA ITDI aiiiEiil IOSTEI
DATE: lon11hr 11, 1•
MY PEls. MY SIUI C-----.... Utll SUCH Pas. IIJST SIM
THIS IOSTEI, STAT-... n•&ss, ---ITDI ..... PUASE LIIIIT YOUI CCIIIEIRS Tl Flft IIIMES.
THO$( Pas.5 -111• Tl SIUI II ,_ W • II ... ITI. T1 A ...._IC NEAll., ..... sr• TIE APft.IQa£ ... IC IEM-IOSTEI.
Pl£AS( PIIIIT.
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PUILIC CGIIDT IGSTO
""' PEls. MY ~ • -·--,_ -n. FOI A Mllllll Of FIVE IIIIIT£5. Dal SUCH PUts. Slai.D Sl. 11111 PUILIC CCIIIIEIIT IGSTO, STATI.
liME, ~SS, -TOPIC Of CGIIDT.
TlltSE POs.s WID 111511 TO ~ II FA-Of • II OPPOSITI. TO A PUILIC
HEMI• SHIIUl.D SIM THE APPLICAIU PUILIC IIEMI. IGSTO.
PLEASE PI liT.
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EII&I..EIIOOD Cln CCUI:Il
EMI EIIOOD, AIAPAHO£ CCUITY, COLOUDO
Regular Sessfon
llov-.r 7, 1118
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The "9Uhr ... ting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by M1yor Vin Dyke It 7:30 P·•·
2. Invocation
The invoc1tion w&s given by Council Me.ber Kolt&y.
3. Pledfe of A11etfance
The Pledge of Allegi&nce w1s led by Miyor V1n Dyke .
4. ton can
Present:
Absent:
A quo,. W&l present .
Also present :
5. lltnutes
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t Oft carr td .
Council .....,_rs Hith&W&y, Kolt&y , Koucek, Byrne,
Hibefticht, Clayton, V1n Dyke
Acting City Min&ger Vi"91S
City Attorney DeVitt
City Clerk Crow
Director W&nush, Ca..unfty De 1 t
Director bghnd, £"9 rlftl Serv ces
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Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Notion carried.
6 . Pre-scheduled Visitors
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(a) Susie Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street, addressed Council con -
cerning the closure of the Miller Bufldtng. She stressed the value of and
need for the classes offered at that location. Recovery costs and higher fees
were discussed. Ms. Schneider concluded by requesting Council to reconsider their position in thts .. tter.
Other citizens, both residents and non -residents, who addressed Council and
joined Ms. Schneider in requesting that the Miller Bufldtng not be closed ,
were Joseph l. Gootee, 1421 E. Bates Parkway; Dorothy Schwab, 4795 South Inca;
lillian Mfles, 675 West Fret10nt Drive, littleton; Sharf Ada.tak, 343 West
Powers Place, littleton; Greg Wasil, 4285 South Delaware; and Carolyn Hartzell, 4729 South logan.
7 . Non-sdlecluled VIsitors
(a) Eleanor Dunn, 1419 South Pennsylvania, advised Council of receipt
of letters fro. the City [develo~nt authority) relative to Swedish Medical
Center's planned devel~t advtstng her of the closure of her alley and
street wlltch would adversely affect access to .. il service, trash pickup,
-rgency services, and street ,.rtttng . She -.ntioned a petition signed by
over 60 people wt.o are ~gatnst tllts closure . Ms . 01mn stated she had given
Council ...._r ClaytOft copies of the letters; Council Ml!llber Clayton inquired
concel"fting lnfof'llltiOft fn the letter, stattng he dtd not .s any notice of
affected .. n service, trash pte , etc . Ms . Olmn responded by stating if
t street re closed , thos serv ces WMld cease and it would affect fa.ily
1 vtng In Englewood . nfOfWd CCMMC:f1 that the .. uer was scheduled be · fore Planning and Zoning C ssfOft r 15th .
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(a) CCUI:IL ....U UZACEit IIMD, CCUI:IL .,_. CLAYTOI SEeMED, TO
D£Cl.AI£ OCTOIEI 24, lt88, AS MOILD PEACE DAY. Mayor Van Dyke explained this
was being approved retroactively.
Ayes: Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None Nays:
Abstain: None
Absent: lone
NotiOfl carried.
(b) CCUI:IL .... IIATIIMIAY au, CCUI:IL .... UUCEit SU.O, TO
ACCm TIE LmEI ,_ CIIAI-~. EMI EMOCI» ---DOn.OfiUT MI-TIIOilln C.mll. Alf!Oim&r TO TIE ....
~s: Counctl .....,.rs Koltay, Hath-.y, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenic~t. Clayton, Van Dyke
None Nays:
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Notion carried.
9. Consent .....
CGIIICIL .... UUCEit au, QIIICJL .... ULTAY sm.ot, TO ACC£PT C:.-
SBII' .._ ITIIIS I (a) 1-.. (t):
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(b)
Minutes of the Police Rett,_..t Board .. ting of Septelllber I, ·-· Minutes of the Englewoct DIMitCMt Devel....-ent Authority .. tings of
Septelllber 14 and October 12, 1111.
MtiiUtes of the Fire Rett,_..t loard .. ttng of OctoMr 4, 1•.
NtMites of the [ftll-.d N»l tc L tbrar"J loard .. t lftl of October
11, ·-· Mt!Mites of the UrtNR 1 Allthortty .. tt.., of October 12, ••·
Minutes of the Parts and Recreatton C..isston .. tlftl of October
13, ·-· Minutes of the liquor Uctt~st.., Authority .. u.., of October 19, .....
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COUIICJL MOlER HATIWfAY MOVED, COUIICIL MEMIER KOZACEK SECOIIJED, TO APPROVE
COIISEJIT MEII)A ITEMS 9 ( i ) All) (j) :
(i) Ordinance No. 32, Series of 1988, introduced by Council Member
Hathaway, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 10, CHAPTER 2, SECTION 8, ENGLEWOOD fiJNICIPAl
COOE 1985, BY ADDING A SUBSECTION PROVIDING FOR COST RECOVERY FOR PUR -
CHASE Of PUBLIC RIGHT-Of-WAY.
(J) Ordinance No. 33, Series of 1988, introduced by Council Mellber
Kozacek, entitled:
M ORDINANCE APPROVING THE CONMECTORS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EN-
GLEWOOD AND THE SANITATION DISTRICTS IT SERVES.
Ayes :
Nays:
Council ~rs Koltay, Hath .. ay, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abstain : None
Absent : None
Mot ion carried.
(h) COUNCIL Bill NO. 32, INTROOUCED BY COUNCil fellER BYRNE, VAS READ
BY TITLE:
A Bill FOR M ORDINANCE MOIUNCi TITLE 11, CHAPTER 5, SECTION B, ENGLEWOOD
fUUCIPAL CODE 1915, RELATING TO TREES .
CGUIICIL ._. .,_ IMII, CIIIICIL ._. CUYTII SU..U, PASSM( Of CCUI-
CIL IILL •• U, SDIU Of 1-, • FIML ..... CMftetl .....,_, Kozacek
stated his opposition; discussion ensued .
Ayes: Counc:tl .....,.,s koltay, Hathaway, ByrM, Habenicht ,
Van Dyke
Council
None
Nays :
Abstain :
Absent :
tton c arr ed .
ORDJ • 34, S RIE OF 1988 ,
rs Kozac • Clayton
Cou 1 r Cl 11ton t pla fttd h s •no•
be a cont nu f19 probl .. and uld be cons
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Abstain: None
Absent: None
Mot ton carr ted.
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Director Wanush, Co..unity Oevelo~nt Oepart.ent, duly sworn, provided back -
ground infon.ation on the rec~ndation of the Planning and Zoning Cu..ission
to ... nd Title 16, Chapter 4, Section 12 of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985,
8-Z Business Zone District of the Ca.prehensive Zoning Ordinance. He explained
that the specific changes would deal with the treat.ent of aut010bile sales,
retail sales, aut010bile leasing, recreational vehicles, etc. He advised
Council that the changes being rec~nded were the result of 1 co..ittee cu.-
posed of selected ..-bars of the Cha.ber of C~rce, selected ..-bars of the
car dealership co..unity, .-.bars of the Planning Cu..ission, ertain ~rs
of the City Council, and Dorothy Ru.ans, staff ..-bar of Co..unity
Oevelo~nt.
The co..ittee's rec:o..endations were presented to t he Plann ing Co..ission in
public hearing on October 4, 1988, and are now being forwarded to the City
Councn. He explained the current ordinance calls for aut010btle sales and
leasing to be a conditional use in the 8-Z District requiring: 1) 1 10' land-
scape setback (not required of other conditional uses in the 8-Z) and Z) reap -
plication for conditional use status for any change of ownership of a sales
lot. It wes felt by the co..ittee that thh was unfair treat.Mnt directed
t.,..rd a sinvle user and should be changed. The change beint rec:o..ended 1s 1
change fru. conditional use to 1 per11itted use. Mr . Wanush affh-.d that all
the other requi,...,.ts of the zonint ordinance would apply, i.e., that parking
requi,...,.ts, landscap1ft1, setbacks, shJn code, fences and retatntnv walls
.auld apply to this use and would require confor111nce by all new users.
S,.Ctftcs cNftles were detailed as follows: 1) Under Per11itted Principal
Uses, autOIObile leastnv; autOIObtle sales at retail by a Hceftsed dealer,
recreattOftal wellicles and boats (sales or lease) have beeft added; Z) deleted
that part of Sectfon Z relative to these s-uses; 3) Mded lantuate to
clarify the existing condition of autOIObtle service stations; 4) ~ a sec -
tfOft efttitled •other Provisions and Requi,_,.ts• specifying that no use shall
be per~~ttted wttlltn the District .ettch .auld bee_. 1 nuisance by •tttfng an
obnox ous or dangerous de9ree of at , odor, glare, radiation or fuaes, or
undue or excessive notst btyOftd any bouftdary liM of the lot IIPOfl ch the
us h located .
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proposed changes would satisfy anyone in the car business and still meet the
requira.ents of the City, and that it was a very good change to the current requira.ents.
There were no other persons wishing to address this •atter.
COUNCIL limiER KOZACEK NOVm, COUNCIL REMER CLAYTON SECCJII)m, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEMI ••
Ayes: Council Melbers Koltay, Hathaway,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays: None
Abstain : None
Absent : None
Motion carried, and the public hearing was closed.
Kozacek, Byrne,
COUNCIL BILL NO . 37, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A COUKIL BILL FOR Alii ORDINANCE AMENOING TITLE 16 -4-12 (COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE), B-2 BUSINESS ZONE DISTRICT, ENGLEWOOD tiJNICIPAL CODE 1985 .
COUNCIL ..,_. CLAYT• IIDVm, COUNCIL IIDEl KOZACEK SECCJM)[D, PASSME OF
COUNCIL I ILL •• l7, SERIES Of liU, • FiliAL IEADI ••
~es : Council "'-bars Koltay, Hathaway , Koza cek, Byrne,
Nays : Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abstain : None Absent :
Motfon carried . None
ORDINANCE . 35 , SERIES Of 1918, WAS ASSIGNED TO COUKJL llll. NO . 37 .
11 . ON t Mfteel, ltso lilt t Oftl Mill 11ot t Oftl
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Discussion ensued concerning bond interest rates and the deletion of the 3500
through 4000 b 1 ocks on South Bannock. Counc 11 Mellber Ko 1 tay expressed his opposition to the inclusion of that street.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 38, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 IN THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD, COLORADO, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVING,
CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDEN-
TALS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS IN PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS;
AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT.
COUIICIL .... EI HATtWIAY MOVED, CCUICIL IIIDIIO lOLTAY SECCII)£0, CCUICIL llll 110. 31, SEIIES Of ltll.
CCUICIL .... EI CLAYTON IIOVtD, COUIICIL 1110110 lOLTAY SECOII»ED, TO AMEII) CCUICIL
llll 110. 31, SOlES OF 1111, TO IDIOYE FIOR PAVI. DISTIICT 110. 33 Aim POST-
POIIE FOI -YEAit U.OCX STIEET SOUTH OF HIIIIMY 215, TO TH£ IIOITH LIIE OF
II£ST OIF-AVEJIJ( (3500 THIOUal 4000 ILOC:U OF SOUTH UIIIOCit STIEET).
Discussion ensued concerning the safety issues, parking probl .. s, and testi~
ny which had been presented by the Bannock Street property owners .
Vote results on the ... nd.ent to Council Bill . No . 38:
~es : Counc i 1 .._.,.rs Ito 1 tay, Clayton
Nays : Council .._.,.rs Hathaway, Kozacek , Byrne, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Abstain : None
Absent : None
Mot ton defeated .
Vote results on or i ginal ~tton to approve Council Bill Mo . 31 :
~es : Council "'-bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek , Byrn ,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Council r Clayton
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City Joint Venture Fund -$7,357,286; Debt Service Fund revenues $544,556,
expenditures $547,922; lottery Fund revenues $101,000, expenditures $100,000.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 39, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA-DO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1989.
COUIICJL .._. lOZACEl IIWED, COUIICIL .,_. CLAYTON SECONDED, PASSME OF
COUNCIL IILL 10. 31, SEIIES OF 1111. Before voting, there was discussion con -
cerning certain it .. s Council Ne.ber Habenicht wished considered, i.e., equi-
tableness between adult recreational progrUts, police accreditation, pol ce
reserves, and the closure of Miller Building. It was suggested by Mayor Van
Dyke that these .atters could be addressed in study sessions.
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays :
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne, Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
None
(c) Acting City Manager presented a reca..endatton to adopt a bill for an ordinance appropriating .antes for the 1989 budget.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 40, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK WAS READ BY TITLE:
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING OIES FOR ALL MUIUCIPAL PURPOSES IN THE
CITY OF EICLEWOOO, COLOitADO, IN THE FISCAl YEAR BEGUiliNG JANUARY I, 1tl9, AND
OOJNG D£CEMBER 31, 1919, CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE AIIIJAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1119.
COUIICIL .... lOZACEliiWED, COUIICIL .... QUAY KC411DED, PUS. OF CCUI-
CIL IILL 10. 40, SEIIES OF 1111. Counctl .....,.r tt.bentcht was auu.-.ct that
... nct.nts to the spect ftc d part ntal appropriations are pe,..itted at any ti .. during th year by Council R solut on .
Ayes : Council rs koltay, ~ h ay, ICouc , Byrne,
H nich , C1 ton, Van Dy
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RESOLUTION NO. 72
SERIES OF lHS
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND.
CCUI:IL IIEIII£l CLAYTCII NOVm, CCUI:Il IIERIER KOZACEIC SEtONDm, APPROVAL OF
IESOLUTICII 110. 72, SERIES OF U88.
Ayes: Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Motion carried.
(e) Acting City Manager Vargas presented 1 rec~ndation fro. the En-
glewood Urban Renewal Authority (EURA) to adopt a Resolution approving the
issuance of additional subordinate debt. Mr. Vargas explained that EURA
wished to ask the Englewood Reti~nt Board for a loan of $621.750 fra. pen-
sion funds, that City Council 8Ust approve all new loan requests of EUAA as
stipulated by previous ag~nt; this Resolution grants that permission . The
Resolution was assigned a nu.ber and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 73
SERIES OF lB
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY TO NEGOTIA [ A
lOAN WITH THE ENGLEWOOD NONEMERGENCY EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT BOARC .
CGIIICIL ._. n. IMD, CCUitll .... I.OLTAY SU.O, APIIIOVAL Of
IUaUII• •· 7J, SDIU W ••· The proposed use of funds, if loaned by
the [Rgl..-od Reti,...nt Board, wre discussed. Council .....,_r Koltay, who
serwes as 1 --.r of the Reti~t Board, explained the loan reouest u a
..,..-t~~~ttty for the IIIPloyHs of the Ctty to invest in t"-selves for the r
btst interest: hollevtr, he did suggest that EURA infot"'l Council of the "bolla
dollar• that -., bt nHded in the future . P.ftdtng litigation was also dis -
cussed. Council r Iyme, a lllllbtr of EURA, assured Counc,l that she
ld relay that tnfol"'llt on to the other IIIIIDtrs of EURA.
Ayes : Council rs oltay, Hath ay . Olace , By~.
Ha ntcht, Clayton, n D e
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adocll a bill for
to tht Sovt at
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN
SUPPLEMENT NO. 113 TO THE SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT 'S CONNECTOR'S AGREE -
MENT WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO INCLUDE ADDITIONAL LAND WITHIN THEIR DIS -TRICT BOUNDARIES .
COUNCIL NOllER ICOZACEit MOVED, COUNCIL NOllER HABENICHT SECONDED, PASSAGE OF COUNCIL llll NO. 41, SERIES OF 1988.
Ayes: Council Melbers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek , Byrne ,
Nays : Habenicht, Clayton , Van Dyke
None Ab shin : None
None Absent :
Mot i on ca rr i ed .
12 . City Manager's Report
Mr. Varga s di d not have any .. tters to bring before Council.
13. City Attorney 's Report
Mr. De Witt trans•itted copies to Council as follows :
(a) Jnfor.ation relative to Centennial Acres annexation dated April 4, 1962 .
(b) lnfor.ation relative to S~ial l~rov ... nt Districts ' tl .. ll•tts .
(c) Copies of Notice of Intent to circulate petitions calling for t~
Ch arter ~nO..nts : 1) granting authority to Career Service Board to .edify
decisions of Cfty Manager, and 2) allowing nOMMrgency tllfPloy"s of the
Pollee Oe~tart.nt to bec011t ...,_rs of t Englewood Pol tee Benefit Assocfl ·
tion (EPIIA) and to be represented by £P8A In netotiat ons . Mr . DeW tt advhtd
Council that the petitions calls for a Specfal Eleetfon for a~tPro f .. tely March 24, 1919 . Discussion ensued .
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(d) I nfonut ion re lathe to Arapahoe County's atte~~pt to acquire an
interest in Arapahoe Water and Sanitation District with intent to dissolve the
District and create a county-wide utility, using general funds. Mr. DeWitt
reco..ended that the City intervene in a lawsuit between Aurora and Arapahoe
County to advance the City's interest, protect our water rights, and protect
the General Fund contributions of the residents and businesses of the City of Englewood.
COUIICIL .... HAIDIICHr MOVED, COUIICIL .._. UZACB KCC.O, TO ALLOW TH£
Cln ATT...V TO E11TD IIITO A LAIISUIT AS STIPULATED IY TIE Cln ATT~. ~es: Council .....,_rs ltoltay, HathMAy, ltoucek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
None
"-Ys:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
(e) Mr. DeVitt provided Council with an update concerning the applica -
tion for a Hotel/Restaurant liquor license at the Golf Course Clubhouse .
(f) Mr. DeWitt advised Council he would not be present at the Nove.ber
21, 1918, ... ting; Charles Gri .. , Assistant City Attorney, would represent his office that eventng .
14 . llneral Dtscusaton
(a) Mayor 's Choice
(t) Mayor Van 0111e ~ed that there would not be a _,..,.
,,....,.t at the retUiarly scheduled .. tfng of Dec:.-.r 5, ••·
MYII WM Ml .... C*IICIL '11MB , T1 .... U 111E ...
LM mr•• ., 1, ••· Tl 11, ••· " c•• ttr AT 7rJO '··· ~·= y, ltouc:ek, Iyme ,
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CCU«:IL RERIEl HATIWIAY NOYED, COUIICIL RENIER KOZACEIC SECONDED, APPROVAL OF
RESOLUTJOII 110. 74, SOlES OF 1118.
Ayes : Council Meabers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton , Van Dyke
Nays : None
Abstain : None
Absent : None
Mot i on carried. Mrs .
expire June 30, 1990 .
Breier's appoint.ant is effective immediately and will
(ii) A Resolution appointing Gregg Birdsall to the Englewood Down -
town Develo~nt Author i ty was considered. The Resolut i on wa s assigned a nu •-
ber and read by title :
RESOLUTION NO . 75
SERIES OF 1988
A RESO LUTION APPOINTING A MEMER TO A HERETOFORE UNFILLED POSITION ON THE
BOARD OF ENGL EWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVE LOPMENT AUTHORI TY.
COUIICIL IOIEl HATIWMY NOYED, COUIICIL RERI£l KOZACEl SECCIIKD, APNOVAL OF
IESOLUJIOII 110 . 75, SElJES Of 1118.
Ayes: Council Mellbers Ko 1 tay, Hath aw ay, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Motion carried. Mr . Birds all's appoint.ent ts effecti ve 1.-.di ately and will
expire June 30, 1990.
( ) CCMiftCt l ....,.,. Kozacek c-nted upon a safety hazard at
C ty Mall, n ly no f"9"CY e11tt lights In variCMis areas of the building.
or Van Oy e directed Mr . Varvas to Investigate th aatter .
CO\fftCil r Habenicht tnfortltd CCMinc 1 of co.untcatlons
tonal Council of ~ e,......ts to t Urban Syst s Co.lttte
c eng s to the Fed raJ A d Urban Syst Boundary Map .
tll be provtdtd lth cop s of t c ntcattons.
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( 1x) Council Mellber Habenicht suggested that an i11provnent be
ude to the notification to appointees of Council's board and c~tssion
appoint.nts.
15. Mjour.-nt
CCUI:IL ..at lOZACEl MOVED TO-.... The Meting adjourned at 10:17 P·•·
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ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY
Board o~ Co~issioners
R~!Qular t1eeting
Septe.ber 21, 1988
9 A J
The Regular .-.ting o~ the EngleMOod Hou5ing ~Jthority Soard
o~ Co-\ssioners was called to order at b:20 p.111. r-•n
Septe.ber 21, 1998, at 5\.on Cvnter, 3333 South Lin rol11 f:it ••
E ngl-od, Colorado, 00110, by Vic_. Chair...an B•·adlev L.
Zi.eq.
114ttllb & Abto nt 1
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Tho•as J. Burns, Ohai r •an•
B adley I • Z aeg, Vi ce Cha••·•an
I n No r d•n, Co-issh:•ner
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Sept.-b•r 21, tqga
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~-_... no visitors, sctwdul..t or un.ch.ciuh•d• Mho
at:t:•nd..t ttw --.,aar .... tino of' t:tw Enql-d Hou~anq
Aut:hortt:y Board o~ Co-i-torwrs twld &.pt...,•r 21. 1988.
A. Occupancy Status A.porta
"-vt.-d with ltttl• discussion. .....,rt standard for
-nth of' ~t, l9al.
B. ,..in'-nc• Statu. A.porta
"-vt.-d wl th I i ttl• discussion. .._,or t standard for
-nth o~ ~t, 19al.
C. WM1D Status .._..,rta
R.vl-.t with llttl• discussion. "-Port •tandard for
-nth of' ~t. t..a.
D. Rllhell 8tatu. "-Porta
"-vl-.t with dlscu-aon conc...-ntnv lonv--ctu. .._hllb 1-. Ja,_t "· &ra-tt. "-halt Flnencaal &p.ca•last.
Mva.... tt.e ~ani U..t -.nthly •••...-ncv l•tt...-s 90
out to ell loan r.c:apl.nts ..._ _.. ••t......-nt an thesr
... ,_..ts . "'-l•tt.rs lb.c'o.. incr-•tnoiY' strono ••
u-1...... .... .... loen belenc• ts not brOUQht
currwnt, wlth f'ell--. cerr• ... • ...,.c• f'r-tt. C• ty of
ftll ..... Caty Attorne¥'s of'f'lc•. ,_ Dlr.c: ., ..... U..t • ...
ttr -~~--eft ..,. ... . .,.,_, late
ettly 4tftY •••...-nt on ball. Tht
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S.p tetlbor 21 , t 988
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Counc i 1-n t<oz.ace~ suv~sted that once a I oa•, beco-s
t-lvo .onths del i~t. a f"ull rev•-c·f" the l o an
~uld tak• placo. He also .asked that s taff be
dir.c~ to ovaluato the polici-on rwh•b lc·ans and
-k• rwcoa•uatetions •• to hoee the loans should be
handlad ..._,they e..c-ct.li,......nt.
eo..tssio.--8wrlin statad that '-1-.onths MOtJi d be
a QDod ti-li•it f"or r•vi-inQ ct.linquwnt loans.
Yico D'talr-n ztav statad he IIIOUld like StAff to
r.ca nd ....... • for.closuro ~ld bw initiAted and
ask ad that Btaf"f" put thair rwco-•ndAtJons on
ct.ll....-nt Rahab Loa .. and ._ to handlo th-ln
.-ttlnQ f"or tho wwxt BDard .... tinQ •
Jawwt Bri--tt statad she .auld liko to ... a standArd
policy adoptad -ttinv f"orth proclldur-on ct.li~nt
r..._.. loa.-at pr--t intervals. i .o., 6 aonths
ct.ll....-nt, II! -nths ct.linquant, etc.
c-t-loner NDr.-n statad that wtw f"ol t tho R41hab loan
Provr-._,ld .,. -.rllotad -r• -vvr-s•volv to let
Envl..uod cttl~ ~no. that tho provr .. ••lsts.
"· -.roval of at.radan HDuwlnv llluthontytEnvl-.od
HDuwlnv llluthoraty lntarvo-~tal Avr-t CTablad
f"r-•n•,.. DM 8111: .... t l nv •.
u....r the taon e E•. Certafaca'-pr-.r-. ~Ids
that recoav. • Certaftca .. for rental awsislanco ~•t
-lect • rental unat tiNt lw 1 atod ansldo tho cor....-•• H•a tw of u. .. _.~tal ....-=v aw-..anv tho
cart flea... Tho --=utlv. Director of tho tdan
llluthorlty ...,roact.d the utlvo
of oncorfta nv • o t 1MK19Io .... ...,. a,, ...... ,..,
a-.n Houwa aty •
-~ll!ho .... h. ' ....
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Septe.her 21, 1'188
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The propno;; .. d .~qo·Pemellt wooilcl ·•I low •;hr-t td "' """' "'''
1\uthority to e11teo Into approKamatr•ly fotlo•r•11 11{\1 '
Contracts H :Potitic :ate~.) with own._.r, oo· mo~n <tcl"''• nf
rental un1ts w ithin the City of EnglP•uod, "" belo.otf· "'
households tro• !iHA'!. ••iting lost •n nrt1eo· t.n '1'''" 'ry
thPSl" housPholfis tn rrsJdP in the C1 tv ot ~ nq l•·•~ond .lotol
recPave d rent osubsidy. !->herJr1an llou o;;a,.q 1\ull"" ol y
Nnuld reciprocAte by authoraz•ncJ t-.-IA to P.nte• anl n
..,prolfi•ately fiftePn HAP Contracts no IIOIISlotq Vnn c ltPc
Contracts •itto o•ners and or ••naqcr~ of tE'oot.ll unot •,
••thJn thP C1ty ut Sheridan, on hPh<~lt nt lcouo;ptoc •lct .,
fro• EHII''l •AitJtiQ list certifJPr1 to rt•r·P.Jvc• ,·..,n to~l
·1'5SJ'5tanr-e under· lhP Sect•nn B l1<. llou tn•t Pay,..rotl •.
f>rnqrA•. lh~se households would then ht! tfll.lltfo,.r1 '''
r-ufe in the City ut f'...,ertd.~n .and rPrtHvo• "''"
subsidy. lhe inotJal tl'!'r• of thJs po·upo.-,.-d aqre""'''"'
_._ set at onn year.
Ot<iCUS'5lOfl ensuPd reqAod•OC) •hrt.h••• no nnt t.t .. o:. ... 1•. 1
leqal aqr~nt. Cu-t tHuner Nordt•n Gt.o t"cl th ."\1 IIIII
IS pu.t\tng for hOUSlflQ uthorttt to ollln• tlfO<>pl o• I n
bP able to ~vt• w1th hous1ng vouch,.,.,, Sht• alc;n •,t.JOto •ol
thAt -.he WA•; f"Jrly rertAtn thet thPrp .,.,..,. ,, ponvo '""
tn the SPctJon n Crrt1f1 .-te reQul.ttJnn•, ... ,Hh _,,,.,
al to.. th I ti <AI t II At. Hill • eQt-..otrd hy "iher t ct.tn lltua•. o '"'
Author1ty to takr piAtP contr• t.ually.
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DJr..-to ,...,, tt1 •t.tteft lh t r-ItA .t It •1~<1
.. ny b npf 1 t to th• FHA urvt••r u ... IH """' ·''''
but h tf ncJ p ttJrulAr obJ-Ionn tn ot.
Krnet It atPd h•• ft•lt th rHnpu otl
hould qo b fnre t.ht• C1 ty nt f olQI WIIOtf I 1 I
to detrt .,,. th leq I• ty ot h IH"OJl" •·•t
end t n for• l:Jty of rr .. ,l~o<'l l 'ot
..,.,, •I . C. ••r-n Yurnoa •lui not I +I • t
v tn th•• t th p opn tf Attr I n
v f 'ounc l I for prov I .
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"P te.ber 21 , I 988
M~ION
I T WAS l'tOYEI> BV VICE CHA I Rt'IAN Z I EG TO NOT nPPR0VE TIE IN fERijOVE UNPtf N I f\1
AGREEJ£NT WHERI-BY SHERIDAN tDISINii AllfHORI TV HOUUJ I NH R IN Ill llf'll'
CONTRACTS WI rtt OWNERS ANDnlR MNAGERS t• HENIAl lHlHi WI IHIN lilt-r-t IV Of
ENGLEWOOD.
Ayws:
N.ys:
nbstairwch
Absent:
Burns, Zawg, Norden, Knzacek, Bwrlan
Nonw
Nonw
Nonw
B. Approval to Change f:nqiiPIIOOod ltousang Author 1 ty f'o•.a t.or
nf •ctll!rtc•l lechnicl•nM to "Housu>q Srter t .'ll r">l" ~n rl
Crratacon of Addtttnn•l P•rt la-''ltou •,Jnq S pt •rt..:tltst"
Pnsitaon.
When thw HA po!OaLaon of "Clw a al lerhtH C ta n" ..,,,
cr atM, thw du\14r lncluchtd rttrWflttona s t runr tlortc. ,.,
-11 aOJ ad•antstr.atave functaons apprnp• tahr Ln lh
S.Ction B •· Ct•rtafacat• anc1 Voucher prnqt • .,. lht
C.: lwrk -I YS:II "'t post t 1 on has r llll'dur ·Pfi the• r I,., H al poo 1 ""'
of th~ tlwra ill Lwchnacaan Jooh ""'"''' ..,",.
ad•1na s tr•tave runrtann. havo b n ildrt~ tn th
ftwo current Cl r a cal lwchnar 1an
._....1nastaatav rtut1e than lw• acal
th func 1on pet fot -.1 by th fl"'
a~ d •l1nq •1th I ndlnrd
r t 1 f 1 a t• a net
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EHA 80C Regular ~ting
Sept.-b•r 21, 1988
It -s asked b'f Chair•an Burns 1f" these oersonne
chang-..,uld have a f"iscal 1-.pCJct C\n budget s. Ex~utive Director ~linow.ki stated that there would
be no increase in t~ Housing Sp~ialast's salary f"or t~ p•rson curr~tly in the cleracal t~hna 1an
position. Sine• there M)Uld b• an addataonal part -tl--
po•ition, it _,....ld ·~act the budqets fJs c allvJ ho~, t~ f"unding for tt•• part-ta-pos1taon .. as
Nithin t~ EHA's budgetary allo.ance fnr th1s vea r .
Th• E•~utiv• Dir~tor also had anfor~ the person
accepting t~ part-ti.. posataon that, pendanq Boar d
....,roval of t~ ,_ posataon, 1t -.ould be ~'"'"'-d ,.,
three eonths and in sax ~nths to sew 1f" the p~s •t•on
-s still requ1red or still fascallv possable.
Th• Engl-.ooct Housing Authoratv Board of eo-. S loners
d•ferred to th• Ewecutave D1rector ·s recC\-ndataon
that th• titl• of •cleracal Technacaan• be c hao~ t o
•Housing &p~ialist• and that an addataonal pa t -tl ..
position of •Hous1ng Sp.cialast• b• cr•ated.
IT WAS f'D.£0 ltV COIW'tUI&IONER NDRIJ£N TO ~ Tt£ CtWtoE TO E £WOOO
HOUSJ.. MIT'HIMITY PDBITI... CF •CLEJUCM... TEO..ICIAN• TO •HDUB1
SPECI"L.I&T• MtD FUtTHER ~ THE CAEIUI ... CF AN ADOITIONAL PMT -TUE
HOUBI .. a-ECIALIBT PDBITJ.... R. :J. IIERLIN SECONDED THE "DTION .
~· NaYt~r
Ab•tairwdr
Absentr
8urns, Zi .. , NDrden, t(o;r.:.er, -.r1 in ..., .. ..... ..,.,.
n. ng 14IIIOCNI HDutt • ne
property at o.ns.
polacy .. t by the
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EHA BOC Regular ..._ting
Septe.b~r 21, 1998
Th~ E~e.cutive Dir@Ctor had no sp@Cift c r ~co-ndi!!tson
on the option• 5ho_, abovw. Each opt1on Wi'S discus sed
a• to its pros and cons.
IT WAS tWNED BY L. ZIEB ~T Tt£ EXEaiTI\oiE DIRECTOR OF THE
ENGLEWDDD HDUBINB MITHDRITY 9EM) A REIIlEBT FOR PROF'USALS TO RESIDDHIAL
REAL ESTATE BRDc:EA8 ...0 HMIE THEIR OFF ICES WI Tlt IN THE C I TV OF ENBL EWOOD
AND WHO AAE fEJit8ERB OF THE BOARD OF REN-TORS. BARY L. tt:OZACEtc SECONDED THE tUTION.
"v-• Navsa
Abstairwd•
Ab-.ttl
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TM 0\eir-n ct.clared the _,tion carried.
D. ,_...rovel o~ SUIMilssion of "-r-rwnt FiAA snq Lo an
,_...ltcation to OH!FA ~or ~.
~qui•ttaon ~inane ng ~or the WRND propertses M••
provt~ bv Flrst Interstate 8enk o~ Engl-.ood, on a
o.._-v-r twr•. Thi• ~l..-.:tnv ls col lateral• zed bv a t Certi~icate o~ Deposit held et First Interstate Bank of
Eng I~. TM ter• of ttll• loan •i II •qure on
O.C...e..r l!'t, 1'188. Ja,_t Srt-tt, HouSU"J Rehab
Fln.nclal &p.caall•t hew -...n -rlrtng Mt th the .,.t
IUrelv provt....-o~ ..-r--.nt ~ nancang, DW"A, throUQh
thetr 501 c t C3t bond pr09r-. &•nee ttte EHDC • I I be
the ultl-te __.. of all the rental p operta
loan .,_tuallv Qlven •• II be tn their ,.....
scenar -_.e pr....,tect to the C...t ao
rtrYl-. TM ena •-_.. dtrYelopec:l to det
.. rto..-• .,.,I able, ..,_ '""''tv
ve-v .. r -.h fl.. pro-for.... T &r~Ar
on the of lret rent
h reva--.d
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EHA BOC Regu l•r ,.._t i ng
Sept...,_. 21, 1988
BRADLEY L. 21£6 NNED TO APPRO\IE RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF 1 qag,
PLEO&IN& THE INTEREST F'Amt EHA CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT A6 INI:D'£ FOR THE
WAND AENTM... .... ITS IN ORDER TO SlFFICIENTLY OFFSEI THE AIWJUNT OF EHOC'S
u..ER EIIUITY IN ORDER TO UUALIFY FOR A ateFA LOAN TO COfW>\..ETE THE REHAB
AND DEVEL....an OF THEBE .... ITS. R. J. IIIERL.IN SECONDED THE ..UTION •
Aves•
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Ab-.ta
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VIII.
Ill.
.,rns, Zi-v, NDrct.n, koz.ac.tc, &.rlin
NDrw
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The open house ~or
•£1"1111~, .... rt o~
-tropol i t•n •r-·, •n
~ ~/Baker units .. s discussed.
... aa to.n ~ts .. ,d v•stness o~
•rtlcle ln the Rocky ~nt•an ~
-• dliiCUs.-bri~ly.
A. C:O..l-lo...-s O.ice
a. Dirtte\or '• O.ace
•tteuti~~e Dlr \or ,.., -ar r..,..t.c~ ..,. ataon ta
~. the P'W'" toMr 7 -ae, .... Thi a-ve ta
hod -...n dl u.... •lU. the 8Danl at the ta-or the
poeataon orretr. -..rOY•J -Qr;ant.d.
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Sept.-ber 21, 1988
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R.location of" the EnQI~ HDuwinQ Authority
~lnistrati¥e Df"f"ic.. -.. discussed. It -.s
det.r•liWd that; the Bi-n c.nt~ b-nt IIIOU I d be toe:>
•.....-l¥e to ..._lop .. of'f'lce space. LenQthy
dl.aa.slon __..., r-..rdl.. the pr-and cons of"
rentl,. wuf'f'iclent; space. The ExecutiYe Director
wtated ~t; the ~ could take ..._ inttl•tive •nd ...
Mhat space ls avall ... le on the -rket Mhich ..ould
ace a 1 date the entire ~ wtaf'f.
The Raq, -t• for Proposal• for ~al S.rvtc .. ..re
diacusw.d briefly.
IT ... ltiMED rt 8MW L. KOZM:EK lU MJOlRt Tt£ AE&lLM t££T INS OF THE
EMil FMJIW ...... MJTHDRITY tELD IIEPTE...ut 1!1, I ....
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Englewood Parka and Recreation co .. iaaion
Minutes of October 13 , 1988
The ragular .anthly .. ating of tha Englewood Parka and Recreation
Co .. iaaion waa callad to order at 5:30 p .•. by Chairaan Neyer at Englewood City Hall Conference Roo• A.
"--bars praaant: Araatrona, lraucht , Clayton, CO..a, Hathaway , Kozacek ,
Nayar, Vandarlaaat, Wia&ina, Kuhn, ex officio
Ka.bara absent : None
Also praaant : Jt. Xavinaky, Parka Supt .
Pat Stephana, Parka Dept . Clerical Tech.
Cheiraan Neyer aaked if thara were any additions or corrections to th
•inutaa of Septe.ber I, 1911 . Thara were none. A .ation was ude and
seconded that the •inutea be approved aa presented . The .ation passed unani.aua 1 y .
Co..iaaioner Clayton reviewed policy raca..endationa that vera ud by
the aub-ca..ittee for free &olf and lecraation Center uaa by City a~lo a
Followina dlacuaalon, which included uaa of the lecraation Canter by th Cit
Fire Depar-=-nt wher-a other City qployaea are not &lven that right, fn
&olf play by &olf course a.ployaea, ate ., Ca..iaaioner Clayton ude a .ation,
seconded by Ca..iaaioner Koaacak, to ... nd it .. NO . 2 to read "!.ployaaa only
of the City of lnalewood ahall be offered reaident privil•&•• for the uaa of
recreational facllitlea in the City of &nalewood .• And to ... nd it .. No . 6 to
read "lo loarda or CO..iaalona have any free uae prlvilaaaa .• The .atlon paaaad unan~ly .
Youth Ca..iaaloner Hath.way 8ade • .. tlon, seconded b Co..laalo
lreuch , to ... nd it .. lo . 7 to read "lnalewood Clty Councll uy pta
hav free uaa of a car for tourlna twice a year .• The .. ion paaaad unanl.oualy .
a ude a .. cion , seconded by Co..iaalo r Ko&a
d policy for aolf end r creation f•clll u
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that a number of years ago, some Englewood parks received sludge applications
for fertilizer during initial construction and as a result, there is a layer
under the sod which is impermeable to water, air and/or grass roots , causing many problems for maintaining healthy turf .
There was discussion with regard to the elimination of a fertilizing
cycle as was •u&&eated by Council to cut costa . Kavinsky stated that
applications have already been cut in half and by cutting again, there would
be only one application per year which would deteriorate turf quality .
Kavinaky stated he would rather aake a $10 ,000 cut in another area so that
turf quality can be aaintained . Director Kuhn stated he will prepare a memo
to Acting City Manager Vargas to review with Council concerning the effects
that would occur if the fertilizer application progr .. were to be cut to once
a year and reca..end areas where it would be .are appropriate to cut the $10,000 &.aunt .
Director Kuhn reported on budget cuts which were aade at the budget
retreat as a result of the current econo.ic situation . He stated that the
Killer Building will be closed for recreational use. This building
facilitates the adult oil painting, car .. ica and pottery classes . Kuhn stated
that these classes will not ba .avad to the Kallay Center as was stated in the
newspaper dua to the additional costa for running the• at that location .
Also included in Department budget cuts were the Kallay Canter as a 9
Health Fair site and the eli•ination of the Kallay Center baing open on Saturdays .
Continuina diacuaaion of budaat retreat results , Director Kuhn stated
that 2 1/2 additional a.ployaaa for the aaintananca of the Little Dry Creek
and Plaza area vera approved , but the Department vas requested to delay the
hirina of a City Service Worker II position for three months . The direct ion
by Council to recover SOt on direct coats of all youth proar-will causa
incraaaad participation faaa to •-of these proar-. 1bere vas diacuaalon
raaardtna poaatbla ra -oraantzatlon of the usa of Sinclair Pool durina the
S'-r to help defray operatina coats . Kuhn stated that one Idea belna
conalderad la to usa Lottery fund& for lnatalllng a water elide a Sinclair Pool to tnc:raua a tandanea at the pool .
ltuhn atatad the he will have reca..end&tlona or all proar .. f cha • or laslon•a conaldera tion a t the nax .. atlna
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incurred during conatruction and extend the co~letion date . The motion paaaed unani.aualy.
co .. iaaioner lraucht aaked about the atatua of lightin& of the aolf
couraa driving range . Director Kuhn atatad that lighting of the drlvlng ranae
la ln the 1989 buda•t and conatructlon will baaln ln the Spring of 1989 . He
atatad that other aolf couraa t.prove.anta, l .a ., atoraaa bulldln& plana and
apaca, leveling of low araaa of tba drlvlng ranae, will bealn thla Fall . Hand
ralla ln front and back of the clubhouaa and wooden atapa ln back of the
clubhouaa will be repaired by the City Kalntananca Depart.ent .
Thera waa ao.a dlacuaalon raaardlng poaalbllltlea of eaploylna a retailer for the aolf couraa pro ahop.
Tha Co.alaalon dlacuaaad lnfor.atlon provided by Co.alaaioner Araatrona
raaardlng a type of ana.al covered plcnlc tabla ~at la being uaad by t he
State Parka Depart.ant and the faaalblllty of lnatalllng the• in Englewood parka .
CO..laalonar Clayton lnfor.ad the Co.alaalon that Wright Water Eng inaara
baa bean &lwn the contract for dealp of the Union Avenue D ...
CO..laalonar Clayton atatad that two blda ware received and r ev i ewe d for
raplac ... nt of the &olf couraa concaaalonalra and contract detai l • a re currently baing worked out.
Ca.alaalonar C...a aakad about the atatua of the appralaal for pu rcba a
of land fr• St . Louh School for •..-ton of Kallay Canter . Director Kuhn
atatad he baa racal-..4 no word fr• the ln&lnaarlng Depart.ent , h-wr the appralaal ia ~ thla ... k .
The Co.alallon tha'*-4 Youth CO..halonar V&nda r laaa t for he r aa rvlca on
the CO..lallon f or the put year . l.obyn V&nda r l .. a t' a ta r-. on the Co.ai,.ton
baa expired . Thera dlacuaaton ra,.rdiac the -.rala tor Li ttle Dry Cr It
bride•• project whi c h ~ pla,.. a al,nific ant r oll in act i va t i ng . Dtr ctor
ltuhn a t nad the the i nfo rwa t ton waa paaaad on to Ch:y CouncU bu he baa no r a c atwa d a r a&poftae ,
The •atlng wu adJ~d a t 1 :05 p .• •
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Minutes of Nove•ber 10, 1988
The regular .onthly aeeting of the Englewood Parks and Recreation
co .. ission vas called to order at 5:35 p .a . by Chair.an Neyer at the Englewood
Municipal Golf Course Clubhouse .
Me~ers present : Ar.strong, Braucht, Clayton, Comes , Hathaway , Kozacek ,
Neyer, Raaelov , Kuhn, ex officio
Also present : Jia Kavinsky, Parka Superintendent
LuAnne Mickelson , Recreation Supervisor
Ken Ballard , Recreation Supervisor
Jerrell Black , Recreation Supervisor
Chair.an Neyer introduced and velcoaed Ray.ond Raaelov to the Commission
as the new Youth Meaber replacin& Robyn Vanderleest .
Chair.an Neyer asked if there vera any additions or corrections to the
ainutes of October 13, 1988 . There were none . A aotion was aade and seconded
that the ainutes be approved as presented. The .otion passed unaniaously .
Director Kuhn stated that Recreation Supervisors Mickelson, Ballard and
Black are present toni&ht to discuss proposed recreation fees for 1989 . Kuhn
stated that a recreation proaraa fee survey has been conducted which City
Council requests be done annually . Racreation Supervisor Ballard stated that
the Recreation Center edaission fees have had no increase since the center
opened in March of 1985 with the exception of aquatics adaission . Staff ls
recoaaendin& adalsslon faa increases of 25 cants .
Diacuaalon ensued , which included CCNipariaona of .. ro area prosraa feu ,
sports proar .. fees, a decraaee ln racquetball play, charainc fees that th
.. rke vi U bear awn thoup tha faa .. y be hi&har than tha r covary
percent•&• required by Council . Coaaleaioner Ar.atronc .. de a .otion,
1 conded by Youth Coaaiaeloner Hathaway , to accept the proaraa feaa ••
outlined by Racraatlon Supervisor Ballard but to chana• the 25 cente propo d
inrreaee to a SO cante lncreee for center adaleelona , which will also ln lud
dJ tt annual pa .. f •• and coupo punch c areS faa•. The ao ion pau cS t. l y .
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motion, seconded by Commissioner Gomes, to recommend to City Council that
their policy to close Miller Building be reconsidered with the option of
trying to recover the costs by adding additional classes or other means of
cost recovery . The motion passed unanimously .
Recreation Supervisor Black stated that in the event that Miller Building
reaains open, one .. ana of cost recovery that he is considering is to rent
apace at Miller to private groups as .uch as possible .
Director Kuhn stated that the Traffic Engineers occupy a portion of
Millar Building, and utility costa for that division have been charged t o the
Parka and Recreation Dapar~nt . Kuhn stated that he is presently trying to
get a reading on utility coats for the office space and traffic controls
utilized by the Traffic Division .
Following further discussion, co .. issioner Arastrong aade s motion,
seconded by Youth Co.aissioner Hathaway, to accept and raco ... nd to City
Council for approval the progr .. fee increases for aquatics , youth and
cultural progr ... as presented by Recreation Supervisor Black in his memo to
Leon Kuhn dated October 26 , 1988 . The .otion passed unanlaously .
Recreation Supervisor Mickelson reviewed the Malley Center fees and
charges survey and progr .. feu rac-ndad by staff for 1989 . Mickelson
stated that all Kallay prograaa racovar lOOt of direct costs with the
exception of the Ll•ltlass Fitness class and the volleyball league team fee s .
Mickelson stated that the league ta .. fees are baing investigated for possible
cost sharing vlth other senior recreation canters . Mickelson stated that
Kallay Center is the only senior canter that does not charge a higher fee for
non -residents . Co..lssionar Kozacak aada a aotion , seconded by Co..issioner
Go.as, to accept staff's raco..endations for the Kallay Senior Canter progra•
fees for 1989 and that there will be no change in th prasan fee structur
regarding residents end non -residents . The aotion pass d unanlaously .
Discussion ensued which included poseibilitiae o! char ln a non ·raeld nt
f a at Malley Center for non ·raeldenta enrolling in claeeas and progr
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Director Kuhn stated that staff is recommending that there be no golf fee
increases for 1989 since the current fees are competitive with other metro
area courses. Following discussion, Commissioner Kozacek ••de s motion ,
seconded by Youth Commissioner Hathaway, to accept staff's recommendation that
there be no increases in golf fees for 1989 . The motion passed unaniaous l
Recreation Supervisor Black reported that on October 29 attendance at t he
•Fall Flins• dance for •iddle school studants was aore diversified than at the
•sprin& Shuffle• vith 44 studants fro• Flood, 14 fro• Sinclair , 10 fro• St .
Louis and 1 fra. Jefferson County . Ca..issioner Clayton su&&ested charsing a
no.inal a~ission fee to the dance vith separate charges for food instead of one hi&her fee vhich includas food .
Black reported that the Halloween Carnival, vhich is a nev prosr .. this
year for ases 1-5, vas very successful with 75 kids plus parents attending .
There vera 12 booths, includin& a fishin& booth, cake valk and sponse throw .
He stated the prosr .. will be offered •&•in naxt year and the •&• li•it vill
be for •&•s 1-6 . Black thanked the Kallay staff and the Recreation Center
staff for .. nnina the booths and hel~in& ln other areas.
Director Kuhn stated that he will present at the next .. eting his
reco ... ndationa for &uidalinas for ca..arcial advertisins .
Parka Supt . Kavinaky reported on altarnate park budset cuts ($10 ,000 ) in
lieu of fertilizer bud&et cuts . He stated that A&ricultural Supplies were
reduced by $1,500 ; Other Miscellaneous Supplies by $2,000 ; Buildins Mate r ial s
by $1,500 ; Electrical Supplies by $1,200 ; Plu.bina Supplies by $800 ;
Irri&ation Supplies by $1,500 ; Other Repair & Maintenance Supplies by $1 ,500 ,
Kavinaky stated that nev pro&r ... vith re&ard to .. lntenance are be in& i~le .. nted end can acco..odate the bud&et reductions in these areas .
Ca..i1sioner Clayton reca...ndad usina •x.r11c 1pe• for landlc apln& of th
new downtown parkin& area on Aeo-.. Dhcusllon ensued .
Director Kuhn reported that the appral1al for tha lend North o Ma ll y
Center haa bean received fr~ Inter.ountain Apprallal Sarvlc e1 . Ka 1 a t d
that the site t1 9 ,)75 aq . ft . and the apprallad value la $90 ,000 , o r
$9 .50/lq , ft . He ltatad that the Kallay Tru. Fund Ca..ltt vt ll d l1cu 1 h
appral1al at their .. etln& next week .
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ti .. and the greens would be corded off to prevent damage to the course.
Director Kuhn atated he will check with the golf course manager and
inveatigate the poaaibilitiea .
Co..iaaioner Kozacek diacuaaed advantage• to the City in locating a water
world facility in the Englewood area, poaaibly at Centennial Park or in the
area of the South Drive-In location at Belleview and Winder..re . There was
alao diacuaaion of a fiahing aanctuary at McClellan Reaervoir .
to..iaaioner CO..a atated he received a letter fro. for..r Mayor Otis
thankina the <=-halon for honoring hi• with a lifeti-golf pau. Chairman
Reyer received a ai•ilar letter from for..r Ca..iaaion Chairman Poole .
Youth to..iaaioner Hathaway requeated that he and other Ca..iaaion
--.bera receive a copy of the policy for renting the Recreation Center facility.
There waa aome diacuaaion reaarding poaaible uae of the Recreation Center
after houra by unauthorized individual•. Director Kuhn requeated anyone
obaervina auch activity to call hi• at home t..Adiately .
to..iaaioner Clayton infor..d the Ca..iaaion that the new golf eourae
conceeaionaire ia currently working under an interi• agrea..nt becauae the
liquor license application baa bean delayed .
The Meting waa adjourned at 1 :15 P ·•·
Linde Vilka , lecordlng Secretary
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3535 s-tb Sber.u-.. 1~. co 10110
llUU'liS
October 12, 1981
Board Heabera Present: Close, Cole•an, Green, Hathaway, Oxman, Platou,
Pendleton, To-.oolr.a '
Staff Present: H. Hiller
Cuesta and Visitors: Creaa Birdsall, Dana Breier, Eric Breler, Pat Crow,
Dick Hinson, Nancy Koltay, Howard McGregor, Rich
Wanuah, Bob Harks
Hr. Ta.oot. thanked Pat Crow, City Clerk for attending the
and .weariac in Cordon Close.
The reaular ••tina of the Enalewood Downtown Develop•nt Author i ty
Board of Directors wu called to order by Chair .. n Walt Ta.oolr.a
at 12:0S p.a. on October 12, 1988. There were a nuabu of aueata
and vial ton in attendance at the aeetina. Hr . Tc.ooka euaaeated
everyone introduce th .. aelvee.
The Hinutea froa the prevloua ••t in re pru nt•d for approval .
Hr. Pendleton; aove4, a conded by Hr. Col .. n, to approve th Minutes
froa th pt .. ber 1 • 1988 reaular ••tina. Ttl aot lon wu pu d
unanlaoualy by voic e vot •
aeurer'a port 1 pru nted by Hr . hncll e ton .
and .. .,.nd turea art on ach dule for th tint t
ye.r . Hr . Cr n, aov d, c ond d by Hr . T
Tru r r'a port, dat d Au u at 31 , 1 Th
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i n the Authority. Mr. Gr ee n comme nted, on be h a lf on th e entire
Board, tha t he was happy th a t Mr . Bird sa ll was i nt e r es t e d. It
was s uggested that his nam e be submitted t o th e City Co un c il f or
appo i ntment to the Boa rd. Ms. Ha t haway not e d th a t th e Cou ncil
usually doe s not requ i r e a n i ntervi ew wh e n a cand i da t e is se nt
before them wi th a unan i mous vo t e fr om th e Board of Di r ec t o r s .
Mr. Tomooka then asked Dana and Er ic Br eier to g i ve the Board
some background informat i on on themselve s . They hav e been the
s ole proprietors for the Mountain Mi ser, Lt d. f o r t hree yea r s a nd
j us t r ecently rel ocated t he s t o r e to t he Eng lewoo d Mark e tpl ace.
T he y a r e a lso Englewood r eside nt s. Ms. Br eier ga ve a ho rt h isto r y
of the s t o r e since th ey ha ve bee n the ow ne r s, the services t hey
of f e r and t he me r c handise they ca rry . The Boa r d was in t e r es t ed
t o know if t hey had looked at other locations , and if so , why
did t hey choos Eng l ewood Ma r ketplace. Both agreed that tra nsporta t ion
access to the area was unparalleled wh n compar d to o t her shoppin
centers and being Eng! wood r sld nts thy would eliminate ommuting.
They also ma de th co-nt that En I wood has a very solid retatl
bas . Eric a nd Dana will d clde 0 rob r I which on of th •
would like to se r ve on th Board.
Hr. To.ooka not d tha t En I wo d has th I s t mount of unoc upl d
retail space of any oth r auni.clpality In this r glon and that
i t w s v ry laportant to su tlln t h vi.sibl llty of th cen t ral
busln sa dlatri t throu h pr tin downt H th n av a short
history of th EDD.\, th ~lt• nt nvolv m nt in th
r d v I p nt proj 11 and publi c l•prov
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Proposal from Gilbert Frye
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The proposal from Gib Frye, in its final form, was distributed
to everyone in attendance. It was the Chairman's feeling that
since there had not been any time to review and absorb the proposal
that any action to accept it would be premature. Discussion ensued.
It vas decided that the Board would be giv~n until the next meeting
on Novl!llber 9 to read through the report ·and be prepared to make
a rec-ndation at that ti~~e. Hr. Tomooka noted that Hr. Frye
vas exceptionally astute and his ability to grasp and evaluate
such a diverae retail co.-unity as Englewood has was outstanding.
It vas then asked if Mr. Frye would be available for future services,
should the Board decide it is necessary. Hr. Tomooka assured the
Board that Mr. Frye would be available upon request.
Mr. Pendleton did raise the question of what is legally permi.ssable
-should public funds fro. a tax base be used to promote pr iva te
enterprise. Dhcussed ensu•d. It vas the g•neral consensus of
the Board that pro.otions, not adv•rtist.ng, va s rhe dlrE>ctton the
EDDA should take. Klny ca.aents were .. de with regard to Hr .
Frye's proposal, as to it being a sound a nd well-founded perspective
of the entire spectrw..
It vas noted that the role of
due to the co.pletion of the
of the Authority should be
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STAFF REPORT
Parade Committee
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Hs. Hiller noted that the next committee meeting will be October 14, at
9:30 a.m. at Anita's Coffee Shop. Hs. Hiller will be representing the
EDDA this year as a judge for the parade.
Task Force
Hr. Green who had attended the last Task Force meetlng noted hts
concern that with Hs. Dietrich having resigned there were not two
representatives from the EDDA on the Task Force. He felt that
if there were two representatives there would always be representation
from the EDDA if one or the other could not uke it. Hr. To110oka
volunteered t o be on the Task Force. Hr. Tomooka asked for ow
background infor.ation regarding current projec ts. Hr. Gr n d f rred
to Hr. Wsnush who gave the Board an update s tatin that th maln
concern of the Task For c e was to address the econ011i c devel o p-nt
needs for the City of Englewood. Th Ta a k Forc e is not restric ted
to th downtown dlstric t, and it wa s no t d that any i.nvo lv m nt /
ca..it.ent on th pa rt of the EDDA ha a t o b li•it d to th di s tric t of the Authority.
tck.-th
Cham
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Pagl' Five
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Before 1110ving on Ms. Miller suggested to the Board that a motion
be made to submit Gregg Birdsall's name to the City Council for
appointaent to the Board. Hr. Tomooka moved, seconded by Hr.
Pendleton to submit Hr. Birdsall's name. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote.
Urban Renewal Authority
Hr. Hinson noted that the Little Dry Creek project would be finished
the end of this week. Paving has begun at Phar-Hor and construction
is ahead of schedule. The com pl e tlon date for thts project is Sl't for January I, 1989.
Trolley Square has three new tenants: The Hul berry Bush, Fantastic
Saa's and Anita's Coffee Shop. Hr. Hinson indicated that aore
leaees are being nrgotiated. Hr. Hinson also stated that th
Urban Renewal Authority will be startin a eeries of article•
to publieh d in the Chaaber of Cc-.erce nrweletter explaining
th redevelopaent projects ln d tall.
the loard an update on the proj ere at edhh
tt on on '"* eecond aedtcal offlce but.ldi"'
Th proJ c t d tiae of c oaplett n ia twelve
n ted that paldtn habilitation and w dt h
aer ed for th It parr.
lh r a n furth r buat
1: 3 p.a. • th "' dj urn It
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PlEASE NOTE: These Minutes have n ot been approved.
DCLfliOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTUORITY
3535 South Sbe-~n -Englewood, CO 80110
Board HPmber s Pn•sent :
Board He•bera Absent:
Staff Present:
Cuesta ard Visitors:
Blrdsal I, 8r('lP r, Clos(', Colt..,an, Hathaway,
Oxman, Platou, PPndleton, St('e)e, Tomooka
H. Hlller
Par Crow, Dick Hinson, Rich WJnush
Pat Crow, City Cl rk for th City of Engl wood was prest>nt to
aw ar-ln thf' nf'Wiy appolnt d Board Ht>•b e r s: Dana Brl.'lf'r and Gr
Blrdull. Mr. T lcom d the• to thl.' Board of Dlr ctora.
Cr ln& th tl~ to come to the meetln to sw ar-ln
rh • r
Th r aular
ard of D r
12:07
n I v od Downt n 0 v lopwnr Autho rity
llt'CI t o ordf.'r by Chalrll3n Walt Ta.o ka r
Hr. Ta.ooka •u&s •t d th t v ry n
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Novt>mbt>r 9, 1988
Pagt> Two
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Hr. T~oka appointt>d Hr. Pt>ndlt>ton, Mr. Clost> and Hr. Platou, to
tht> Budget Subcoa~~~~ittt>t>. Hr. Tomooka askt>d that the committt>t> mt>t>t
bt'fort> tht> nt>xt rt>gular board met>ting and havt> a budget rt>ady for
approval at that timt>. Hr. Tomooka also nott>d that the budgt>t for
1989 is $27 .()() less than tht> budget for 1981!. Hr. Oxman askt>d what
happt>ns to the JDOnies that art> not ust>d in 1988. Hr. Tomooka stated
that any 110nlt>s re~~alning at the t>nd of 1988 would bt> added onto
tht> 1989 Budget.
1989 Budget
Hr . T01110oka askt>d if anyont> knt>w of any t>Xpt>nst>s in 1989 that wou 1 d
l•pact the Budg~t o ther than sta ndard op~ratlng expens~s. No expenses
wrt• -nt toned.
Hr . Oxman .. ked how th Boud ls to o abo ut finding a n w Ext'cutivt'
Dlrec tor. Hr. Tomooka nott>d that h had bet>n workin on th • job
description and one• that was ln place s tt'p s could b• tak n to surch
out th rl ht indlvldual for tht> position.
of th Ex cut tv Dlr
It was
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November 9, 1988
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STAFF UPOilT
Co-op Advertising
The Co-op Advertising progra• lnitiated between the EDDA and the
Englewood Sentinel was thoroughly exa•ine-d, It was noted by Hr.
Ta.ooka that the advertising re-prese-ntative fro. the-Engle-wood Se-ntinel
told him just prior to the •etlng that he had ft.ve and ont•-half
of the eight slots sol d . Hr. t0110oka noted that three of those
•rchants participating in the progra• we-re also _.bers of the-EDM
Board of Directon. Aside fro. the ••ben of the Board, it was
que st ion eel as to whether or not th•re-wa s suff lc lent lnte r est on
the part of the wrchants, as a whol •, to warr ant th(' Pxpendlture
of $4,317.28, on the part of EDDA, for two runs. There was also
quite a bit of discussion regarding thls particular co-op vt>nture,
Hr. Close aakt>d that a motlon to canct>l th co-op be considt>r d.
The motion was mad• to tht" Board, ••conded by Ms. Brei•r:
Motlon: Due to the-rt"spona of th bualn •• ca.munlty motlon
to cance-l th• Co-op with the En<"wood Sentfnt"l. Motlon a c onde-d
by Ms. Bre-ler. The motlon pass d unanlmou ly by volce votl".
Dbcusaion ensued. It wa s notf'd that th oth r thre• merchanta ahould
be notifi.cl •• to th• loard'a deciaion. Mr. To.oou said he vould
we that neryone involve-d undt"ntood that tht' EDDA would not support
tht' proar .. vlth rh• S ntln I.
Holiday Dt'coratlon Cont at
Ms. Mlller nott'd rhat th
aaat.n thh y~.r.
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Ribbon Cutting -3400 Block of South Acoma
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Ms. Hiller explained to the Board that she had been contacted by
the Ch-ber of Ca-rce, and the Executive Ca-ittee had agreed to
donate s~ of the refresh-nts at the Ribbon Cutting scheduled for
Tuesday, Nove•ber 15, to be held at the newly paved parking lot
oo 3400 South AcOIU, at 9:00 a... Also, .Safeway and King Soopers
have agreed to donate the donuts.
MI. Hiller handed out the invitations (flyers) that she distributed
to the ~rchants on Tueaday, Nove•ber 8. Also, Tom Munds, from
the Enalewood Sentinel waa contacted and had agreed to .ake note
of the event in the Nove.ber 9 issue.
Trolley Square
MI. Hiller updated the loard aa to the activities aoing on at Trolley
Square. She noted thar ahe had ~~ with Hr . Orlan Hunter, Property
Hsnaaer of Trolley Squar to clarify •~ lnforaatlon regardin t nancy.
Urban leneval Author ity
Mr. Hlnson updated the loard aa to th new buat.n aaea that wUl
be o,.ntna t.n th Enalevooct Marketplace: Subway Sandwi ches ; Sound
rehoW~e; and cr .. t Cllp • Ke noted that ther la at ill on apa
the end, and one pa • tween untaln HI r and Jn•ln Chln
taur1nt that are avella 1 for lea e.
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ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
November 16, 1988
The regular meeting of the Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority was called to
order by Acting Chairman Lunders at 7:35 p.m.
Present:
Absent:
Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardman, Lunders
Styes
Also present: Assistant City Attorney Grimm
Deputy City Clerk Ellis
A quorum was present.
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MEMBER BOARDMAN MOVED, MEMBER MCLAUGHLIN SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE TELEPHONE
POLL IN LIEU OF THE REGULAR MEET ING NOVEMBER 2, 1988.
~es: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boa~n, Lunders
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Styes
Motion carried.
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MEMBER MCLAUGHLIN MOVED, MEMBER WADDELL SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE CHANGE OF
CORPORATE STRUCTURE FOR SKIPPER'S INC ., A WASHINGTON CORPORATION DBA SKIPPER'S
SEAFOOD, INC., 999 WEST HAMPDEN AVEJIJE.
~es: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boa~n. Lunders
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Styes
Motion carried.
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.. ER MCLAUGHLIN MOVED, MEMBER 80Aiti)MAN SECONO£D, TO APPROVE TH CHANGE OF
CORPORATE SlRUCTUA fOR COLORADO NTY ·ONE, 1 • DBA PADDY BOOTS, 5180 SOUTH
AY .
~ lin, Boardllan, Lunders
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MEMBER WADDELL MOV ED, MEMBER BOARDMAN SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING
RENEWALS:
BPOE LODGE NO . 2122 (ELKS}
CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE
3690 SOUTH JASON
GLASS BOT TLE LIQUORS
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE
336 WEST HAMPDEN
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE
3800 SOUTH WINDERMERE
M D DRUG
LIQUOR LI CE NSED DRUG STORE
2895 SOUTH BROADWAY
7-ELEVEN
3 .21 BEER RETAIL LI CENSE
460 1 SOUTH BROADWAY
Ayes:
Nays:
Abshin:
Absent:
Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardlan, Lunders
None
None
Styes
Motion carried.
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MEMBER MCLAUGHliN fiJVED, D. TO APPROVE THE MANAGER'S
REGISTRAllON FOR P£&GY SUE LlEVIEV, 4900 SOUTH FEDERAL
BOULEVARD.
Ayes: Wldde 11 , La l t , a ~'dun, Lunders
Nays:
Abshln:
Absent: Sty s
Motion curied.
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The Authority reviewed the petitions that had been received from Mr. Sparks
relative to the application of Teco's, 3487 South Logan for a Hotel and
Restaurant Liquor License.
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MEMBER WADDELL MOVED, MEMBER MCLAUGHLIN SECONDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING
TO CONSIDER AN APPLICATION FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE FOR
TECO'S BUCKINGHAM INC., DBA TECO'S, 3487 SOUTH LOGAN.
Ayes: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardman, Lunders
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Styes
The Acting Chairman declared the motion carried and the Public Hearing open.
Roll call:
Present: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardman, Lunders
Absent: Styes
The Chainaan declared a quoru• present.
The following exhibits were entered into the record:
1. City Exhibit A -Application and all supporting documents
2. City Exhibit B -Publisher's affidavit
3. City Exhibit C -Map outlining the designated boundaries, and
existing si•ilar outlets.
4. Applicant Exhibit I -Evidence of posting
5. Applicant Exhibit ll -Survey Percentage Report submitted by Mr.
Sparks
6. Applicant Exhibit Ill -Six petitions circulated by applicant
Individually tdentfffed as Ill a, b, c, d, e, and f.
Deputy City Clerk Ellis stated that the Ctty Clerk's office had received no
written or oral ca..unlcations fn protest to the issuance of this license.
Mr. leslie 0. Sparks, President of Teco's, was duly sworn. He responded to
questions fro. the Authority regarding the application and the petitions.
Discussion ensued regarding the petitions.
The Authortty recessed fnto Executive Session at 8:27 p.•. The Public Hearing
a r con ned at 8:35 p .a. with Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardaan, and Lunders
pres n , Styes b nt •
hat no on h d p artd In opposition o th
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MEMBER BOARDMAN MOVED, MEMBER MCLAUGHLIN SECONDED, TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC
HEARING FOR THE APPLICATION FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE FOR
TECO'S BUCKINGHAM INC., DBA TECO'S , 3487 SOUTH LOGAN, TO DECEMBER 21, 1988 AT
8:00P.M., TO ALLOW THE APPLICANT TIME TO CERTIFY AND PROPERLY CORRELATE THE
PETITIONS, TO DETERMINE IF THE NEEDS AND DESIRES ARE BEING MET.
Ayes: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Board.an, Lunders
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Styes
Motion carried.
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The .eeting was adjourned at 8:38 p.•.
~ . tt: w~ eputf~
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ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
TELEPHONE POLL RESULTS IN LIEU OF REGULAR MEETING OF
NOVEMBER 2, 1988
On Nove.ber 1, 1988, the -..bers of the liquor licensing Authority were polled
by the Deput1 City Clerk concerning it .. s listed on the November 2, 1988
agenda with the following results:
2 (a) Minutes of regular .. eting of October 19, 1988
3 (a)
A,yes:
Nays: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Board•an, Styes
None
Unable to contact: Lunders Minutes approved.
Renewals-
1. Fairhnes
Z • Round the Corner
3. Araps Old Gun Shop
4 . EZ L1 quors
5 . Diuond Sha.rock
6 . Casual Lounge
7. Blizzard 's lounge a. Eagles
9 . VFW
10. EngllllfOOd Ltquor
A,yes :
Nay s:
4900 South Federal Boulevard
701 west H.-pden Avenue
3866 South Broadway
3353 South Santa Fe Drive
4500 South Broadway
65 west Floyd Avenue
4386 South Broadway
3384 South Broadway
3860 South Ja son
3531 South Logan
Waddell, Mclaughlin, Boardun, Styes
NoM Unable to contact :
Re newals appro ved . luncler s
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ORDINANCE NO. i3 b
SERIES OF 1988
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BY AUTHORITY
COUNCIL BILL NO. 38
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER HATHAWAY
AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, ORDERING
THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STREET
PAVING, CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVE-
MENTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS:
PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS IN PAYMENT
FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS: AND SETTING FORTH OTHER
DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of Enqlewood, Colorado,
pursuant to the Charter and Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal
Code of the City, and the Laws of the State of Colorado, hereby
finds and deteraines that there exists a necessity for the
creation of Pavinq District No. 33, in the City, and the
construction and installation therein of street pavinq, curb and
qutter and sidewalk iaprov .. ents, toqether with necessary
incidentals, on certain streets in the City: and
WHEREAS, notice of a public hearinq concerninq the
creation of the District and the construction and installation of
the iaproveaents therein has been published once a week for three
consecutive weeka in the Enqlewood Sentinel, a newspaper of
qeneral circulation in the City, and in addition, a notice has
been aailed, postaqe prepaid, to each known owner of real property
wi thi n the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the tiae and plac .. t forth in the not ic ,
th city counc il aet in open aession tor the purpose of h arinq
ny obj c i ons or protests tha aiqh de aq i nst the proposed
dia r ov n a o be con c ed or i na a ll nd
WlllEJUtAS, a ll objections nd s h vl nq n duly
city Cou ncil ra i ned t o d
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on the remaining streets described in Resolution No. 60, Series of
1988, passed and adopted on September 19, 1988:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Creation of the District. That a special
improvement
improvement
created and
district for the construction, installation or
of the improvements hereinafter described, is hereby
established in accordance with the Charter and Title
11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code of the City, and the Laws of
the State of Colorado, and shall be known and designated as
"Paving District No. 33•. All proceedings heretofore taken and
adopted in connection with the District are hereby ratified,
approved and confirmed.
Section 2. Engineering Plans and Specifications. That
the engineer's reports, together with the preliainary details,
specifications, estiaates of cost, aaps and schedules thereto
attached or appended, are hereby approved and adopted.
Section 3. District Boundary. The extent of the
District to be ••••••ad for the cost ot the iaproveaents and the
area to be included within the boundary of the District, shall be
all the real property specially benefited, and fronting or
abutting on the streets and avenues between the teraini described
below, including the real property within one-halt (l/2) block of
s u c h streets and avenues. Ad j ustaents tor the asses ... nt of costs
will be aade tor irrecJUlar and odd-sh pad lots and parcels of
property .
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c:on rue: ad o
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On
W. Baltic Pl.
S . Bannock St .
W. Hillside Ave .
W. Jefferson Ave .
E . Kenyon Ave.
S . Lincoln St.
On
W. Baker Ave .
'J. Caspian Pl .
S . Calapaso St .
()0 • width)
W. Wesley Ave .
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From To
W. line of S. Tejon St . E . line of S . Vallejo St .
s. line of Highway 285 N. line of W. Oxford Ave .
W. line of S . Tejon St . E . line of s. Zuni St.
w. line of S . Broadway W. line of s . Acoma St .
E. line of S. Broadway W. line of s . Sherman St.
N. end of the cul-de-sac N. line of E. Mansfield Ave.
in the 3600 block of
s . Lincoln St . South
2) Necessary grading and excavation, paving with
8" compacted gravel base course and 3"
asphaltic concrete surface, concrete walks,
curb and gutter where not already installed or
not .. eting City standards; together with
appurtenances and incidentals on the following
streets and avenues:
W. line of S . Raritan St .
W. line of S . Raritan St .
S . line of W. Batea Ave .
Center line of Pecos St .
To
E . line of S . Tejon St .
E . line of S . Tejon St .
N. line of W. Cornell Ave .
E. line of S . Tejon St .,
excludin& intersection at
S . Raritan St .
Section 5. I•prov ... nta Authorized. The construction
or installation of the atr .. t paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
i•prove .. nta in and for the District, on the Streets and Avenues
set forth above, and as ahown by the plana, specifications and
•aps thereof, approved by the City Council of the City, is hereby
uthori&ed and ordered, the aaterial to be used in the
construe ion of said iiiPr:ov .. nts to be in accordance vi h such
ps, pl na nd specific tiona.
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shall be as more particularly set forth in Resolution No. 60,
Series of 1988; such unit cost is incorporated herein by specific
reference.
Section 7. Payment of Assessments. The assessments
will be due and payable without demand within the period of time
set forth in the assessment ordinance. In the event any owner of
real estate shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment against
his or her property within said period of time, then the whole
cost of the improvements so assessed against such property shall
be payable in ten (10) equal annual installaents of principal with
interest on the unpaid principal amount. The first of such
installments of principal shall be due and payable at such time as
will be set forth in the assessment ordinance and the reaainder of
said installments shall be due and payable successively on the
same day in each year thereafter, until all installaents are paid
in full. The interest to be paid on unpaid and deferred
installments will be at a rate not exceeding 12' per annum, as
shall be established by ordinance to be adopted by the City
Council at a later date.
Section I. Special Iaproveaent Bonds. By virtue of and
pursuant to the Charter and Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal
Code of the City, and Laws of the State of Colorado, local
improvement bonds of the City shall be issued for the purpose of
paying for the local iaprov ... nta deacri~ in this Ordinance, in
n aount not to exceed the cost and expenses of said
i prov nts, including engineering and bond iseu nee coats, ••
p r o v i ded by l w. tea
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Section 9. General Benefits. The City Council hereby
finds and determines that the improvements proposed to be
constructed and installed will confer a special benefit upon the
real property within the District and a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Section 10. Severability. That if any one or more
sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged
unenforceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair
or invalidate the reaaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being
the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable.
Section 11. Repealer. All ordinances, or parts
thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 12. Publication and Effective Date. This
Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be nuabered and
recorded, and the adoption and publication shall be authenticated
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by the signature of the Mayor and the City Clerk, and by the
Certificate of Publication. This ordinance shall become effective
thirty (30) days after publication following final passage.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on
November 7, 1988.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on November 9,
1988.
Read by title and passed on final reading on
November 21, 1988.
Published by title as Ordinance No. ~. series of
1988, on Noveaber 2l, 1988.
(S E A L)
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
ATTESTED:
Patricia H. crow, city Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of
Enc;Jlevood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and forecJOincJ
is a true copy of the Ordinance paa..S on final readincJ on
Noveaber 21, 1911, and published by title as Ordinance llo. ;?
Series of 1911, on llove.ber 23, 1911.
Patricia H. crow, city Clerk
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CX:UCll. BILL 00. 39
INnUXOD BY CX:UCll.
MDem J<OZACEI(
9 F.
AN (R):IIWCE ADCPl'Dii 'DIE llDGE'l' CR 'DIE CITY CF fNil..EXXD, aL<IUWO, ~ 'DIE
~YEM 1989.
~, pursuant to the provisions of Part I of Article X of the
Olarter of the City of Engle.IOOd, Coloract:>, aOOpted by the voters a\ July 8,
1958, a budl:]l!'t for the fisc:al year 1989 WillS cllly 8\Dni.tted by the City Mllnal)er
to the City Council before Sept.EidJer 15, 1988 and
111DFAS, a pd>lic hearing a\ the said budr:jet WillS held by the City
Col.n::il within three weeks after its 11\Dldssion at the meeting of the City
Council a\ Sept.entler 19, 1988, regular notice of the time and place of said
hearing having been pd>li!!hed within aeven days after !Umi.ssia\ of the
budr:jet, the manner provided in the Olarter for the pd>licatia\ of ordinance;
and
111DFAS, the City Council of the City of Engla«Xld. hu given
considerable study to the af0l'41111!11'1timed budr:jet a\ rulll!rCIUS ooc.uiona; and
~. it is the intent of the City Council to aCkJpt the 1989
bu&.Jet. -lU:Ritted.:
_., 'fttitERi<E, BE IT ~ BY 'ftiE CITY CXlli«::L CR 'DIE CITY CR
DD.NX'O, <XIIW.ADO u foll<:M~a:
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'!'hat the budl:]l!'t ot the City of ~lMII:IOd, Oolorllll:l, for the fUca.l year 1989,
.. tted by the City M1N1JU ed cllly oonaidltred by the City Ocuncil after
p.j)l c hMrin}, be ed hereby u ~ the bd)et for the City of
1 for fUca.l year 1989.
a..al ....
12, 2,000
l, 3, ss
1,822,000
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707,000
• 700
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Total FUnd Available
E!cpenditures
LegiSlation
JlJnicipal Q)urt
Mllinilltration
Engineering Services
Public Nortcs
Fire
Police
a:-.dty De\llel~
Library
Parb I Allcreation
Total ~wr.
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$ 489,903
370,997
2,163,836
284,172
2,733,614
3,457,154
4,699,516
697,853
747,241
2195 5 1909
1816001195
1'\lnd Blllance I Dei .. er 31 1 1 324 1 252
._,. ... ]. ..uc .. 4 ,__
Blllance I J.nuary 1st 7 1 337
s.p.dia...
lo-s ..slid
Pwing Dllltrict
P'llcUity ~c -•ta
Data~
BondP I I~
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a.creat iQ'\
1 1448 1000
1 14 55 1337
1,
300 1000
510,000
20 1000
111,000
40,000
1601000
75,000
,000
251000
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9l!lct:.ia1 6. 81.-ei.ty Joint 'Mitun! l"'md
Bi~ty Fund
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$1,293,927
7,357,286
6,000
538,556
544,556
547,922
101,000
100,000
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I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of f))glewood,
Colora«>, hereby certify that the abaYe is a true ocpy of the Ordinance passed
on final readinq and published by title as Ordinance No. _, Series of 1988.
Patricia H. Crow
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AN CRlnw«:E ~ fiUaES PCR ALL ~CIPAL P'lJRlla>ES IN THE CITY <F
IHiU'J«XD, CXLaWlO, IN THE FIOCAL YEAR BH;IRiiN:i JN«..MY 1, 1989, m> FN>IKi
L&W 31, 1989 <XHl'1'l'1UriKi "11M' IS TI!2MD 'l1IE NH.W. APPIO'RIATIOO BILL
PCR 'DE FIOCAL YEAR 1989.
~. 'I'HilU!RICE, BE IT~ BY 'l1IE CriY <lUClL <F THE CITY <F
~. CXLaWlO as follows:
Secti.al 1.
'ft\at there be and hereby is appropr-iated trc. the ~ deriving fran taxa-
tion in the City of Eng1ei«!!d, Oolor.&:l, trc. collection of li.oenae fees and
trc. all other aouroes of I'e'VII!nJie cl.lri.nq the year beginning January 1, 1989,
and ending Decellber 31, 1989, the ~ hm:ei.nafter aet: forth for the object
and p1rp011e apecified and 11et ~ite thereto, specifically u follows, to
wit:
Leqislation and Cl::uwl!l
JIU\i.cipal Court
1dllini8trat.io
lh:Jineering Bervioe.
Plmlic tt:1rb
Fin!
Police
ac-.lity ~
~uy
Par::b and Mc:rwltl.On
a a1 !Wid
• 419,903
370,997
2,163,836
284,172
2, 733,614
3,457,154
4,699,516
697,853
747,241
2,155,909
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Total Sewer Enterprise FUnd $ 515901086
Total Golf OJur9e Fl.n1 $ 9011330
$ 1001000
$3019951624
sectial 2.
'the fOl'ei)Oing ~iatials shall be oonsidered to be IAJr'OPriationa to
groups within a JX."((9r-or~ within the funds .indicated but shall not
be ocnst.Iued to be app~"qXiated to line itals within 6n'f ~ 1 even though
IIUCh line itell8 tMy be .t forth aa the adopted budr:Je't for the fiiiCAl year
1989.
section 3.
All .:xdee in the hlnda of the Dinlctor of Finance 1 or to oc.e into her hands
for the fi-=al year 19891 .-y applled on the~ ela.i.M n:JW or
to clle in Ai~ fi-=al year of 1989.
ion 4.
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1988. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day of Novent:ler,
Read by title and passed on final reading oo the 21st day of NoYadJer, 1988.
Published by title as ordinance No. , Series of 1988, on the 23rd day of Nc:M!!IIt)er 1988 . -
&ulan Van Dyke, Mllyor
Attest:
City Clerlt
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clertc of the City of !hgla«lld,
Colorack>, hereby certify that the above is a true t.:q~y of the crdinanoe passed
oo final reading lnd pj)lUhed by title as Ord.inance No. _, Series of 1988.
Patricia H. craw
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<XUC1L BILL 00. 41
l:N'l1Q){DD BY <XUCU.
~ KOZN:EK
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M CR>DW«:E AI'PIOIDI; '111E ~<»> <F 'l1IE PRHRti 1»3:RRBm IN 5UPPLf>!fNr
00. ll3 "ro '1'1£ ~ SIINI'IM'Ie»i DIS'DUCT'S c::xHIB:'ltR•s 1tGREI!JBfr WI'1H '111E
C1'IY fZ I!IDaOD "ro Da.1.1E .NDITI~ LN1:> WimiN '111EIR DIS'nUCT B:XHWu:Es.
ift'JDS, Sout.hgate Sanitatiat District desires to annex an additia\Al.
area ~1y 0.5 acres into itJI District; and
~. said anneratiat of this dtitia\Al. parcel of land will not
i.ncreMe the tap &11ocat:iat to the 5aJt:hqate Sanitation District; and
~. it is l"'l!''eUacy far said District to -.nd itJI oontracta with
the City of lb}la.aod to annex this land within the District;
IOf, 'ftiPJCEKid!, BE IT ~ BY 'l1IE C1'IY <XUCIL fZ 'l1IE CI'IY <F I!XZa«m, ~. that:
!Jectiat 1. ttle Al)n a 1t betwen the City of Jb;Jl.ec:Jod .00 Southgate
SanititlCin Dlitrict entitled ·~1 No. ll3 'lb OJnna::tor•a Al}r'ea•ut• far
lr1rleUticn be -.ld hereby ~. A oapy of Kid 1lqr I It ia att..::hed hereto .00 i.nooa:pouted herein by reference.
Sllcti.on 2. 1tw Mayor .00 City Clertt are henby aathcdad to aign .00
atte.t:, ~wly, the Kid far .00 at behalf of the City Q:luncil
.00 the City of lhJl-.ood.
Int.l:oltJced, .....s in full, .00 PMaed at tint n.d1ng at the 7th of Nol'l!llllber, 1911.
1 on t 1.nal Nldi.niJ on 2lat day of Na¥ ... tr
. _, l , on 23rd
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ftiiS IICIIP.l"'!Dn', .. we aftd cn~cr<>d into loy and l.oclvc:c:n llu·
Clft 0P ~. acti"'J II)' ..,.,., lhi'OU')h .i.ta duly IIUlltorhr.d
... ~ ... CltJ' Clur1t, horo.t.narter t"alled tho "CitJ', • and
.auiiiCAft SAIIJ~A~IOII DISTill~, Arapahoe and o-gbs Countl.c,,
ColorAdo, ~ • .t. ... ctar t•allcd U•a "Uh tric:t, •
.,..IIIlAS, -the 20th d•J' of .luM, "''· lho City """ lhc
D.t.atr.t.ct oRter.-1 into "" 1\gr.....,nt: in vhit'h tho Cily "<Jrr.<'d t.o
u-t -... or.t.9.l.nat.t.,.. f•·-tho District• a sanitAry CC!Ver
•r•t-w.t.th.t.R t.ho •r-eunad by t.hu D.hlricl, which II<Jr oe-eHt
waa ... t racantl)' r~ by Connector'• 1191'0.-ent dAt~d Juno 1>,
Ul4r ....
~. ea.t.d Coanact.or' • A9ree-nt providoe thnt the
D.t.auiet -y 1101: unl•lf90 .t.te eotvico aroa w.t.tltout tho wrlttllft
-*• IICIIt#OMit, '" e-•Ldcrll tioe' o t.ho •utu•l covcnuts ar..J
..... rtak.I.Rf• horo.t.R .. t Cor~. tho part ~~ O'JI'Oe •• tollowar
1 . ,... City llero~ ., ..... ,.t• to Uw ""luuo .. of cenal•
... iti-1 a..-locat .. a Arapahoe CCM6at,., Colorado,
lloU)' lledlcal Co11tar Jo 111: .. 11t.uro .,.. .. ,. Cdly do u-.. o
l•t:o .SO..t
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incliM'Ie euch eokli~ional erca.
2. aach end ovury other proviel.on of the aal.cl Conncclor'~
1• WiftUS WIIKII!OF, tho pertl.oo h•ve eot thol.r hands 1111<1
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DOUfti(.Aft SAIUTATJC* DlSTI:U."T,
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J\LL OP LO'r 1 , BLOCK 1 , IIOLLY MEDICAL CENTER
SUUDIVISION AS RECORDED IN BOOK 82, PACE 45,
OP 'rilE CLERK AIID RECORDER'S OFFICE OF
AMP.!Uio. COUNTY, ftAft OF COLORADO.
'rilE ADOVE DESCitiUED 'ri'AC'I' OP' LAND CONTAINS
21,710 SO. rr. (0.500 ACAIS), MORE OR LESS.
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~r 21, 1911 11 (a)
Ordinance Authorizing a
City,IURA Lease for a
Municipal Parking Lot
IIIITIA'ID IY £nalewood Urban a.-al Authority
ACTIO. fiO..-.D A lease has been prepared vith Council' a justification
and reYi-. 1bh 1 ... e has been eaecuted by the Authority and staff nov
rae--. that c-.cn appr~ the attac:bed ordinance euthori&in& approval
of the pr~ 1 ... e .
'Die •acant lot -tbe ... t aide of tbe 3400 block of South ac-la tha Urban lenav·
al Authority's ~llll .. ..,.l ... la pucal ln 0..~ Ja&lewood . Since there have
Nell no ~1...-t p.....-la 8\lbaltt.d for thla parcel , nor are any expected ln
tha fore--le flat.re, tha City has e~~prea ... a deelra, ..S tha uaA has appr~. a
1 .... aar-nt be~ tha City_. Urta. ....,...1 Aaathorlty for usa of the land ••
a parki .. lot . ftle 1..-fee to the City h a .-tnol 11 .00 per ar for tha pro -
poeM lllltlal three ,..ar t.m and_, aucc:uel'" .....,.1 r.-11 .
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AN <R>nw«:E APPR::Nil«i 'l1iE ~ Of' REAL PIO'ERIY ~ 'l1iE fNiUXXl) llRBAN
ltEHiiN. Al1DDU'l'Y AM> 'l1iE CI'IY CF ~, CXL<JWX>, F<R PIO'ER1Y IN 'l1iE
3400 BUXl( c:F SIX1m ~.
~, the prqlerty oo the east sidl! of the 3400 Block of South Aoalla
Street was originally purchased by Englewood urban Renewal Authority for
~lCI(D!!rlt in acoordance with the Downtown Rede'll'elopnent Plan; and
~, because of changing redevelopnent scenarios, the redevelopnent
of the property could take as lcng as five to ten years; and
t~DFAS, the City of f)lglENOOd wishes to develop a parking lot oo this
parcel as an in rir.l use until an acx-ept.able develc::.p:~ent proposal is forth-
CO'Iil'll);
, 'n , BE IT OO!lo'Dml BY 'l1iE CITY CXXH:IL CF 'l1iE CITY CF
·~~~v. ax~. ~T:
ioo 1. ':be Lease o Real Property Englewood UXban -~u
krt:.hority and the City of Dlglewood, Colora<b, is hereby approved. Said
r lly provi for the folla-'ing:
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~lished as a Bill for an Ordinance m the 23rd day of Noverber, 1988.
Attest: SUsan Van Dyke, Mayor
PatriCia H. crow, City Clertt
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerk of the City of lh)lewood, Colorado,
hereby certify the lboYe is a true copy of a Bill for an Ck'di.nllnce,
i.nt.roclJced, r8lld in full, and paued on first readinq on the 21st &ly o f
!ilcMI!IIb!r 1 1988 •
Patricia H. crow
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nns UASE is made and executed on by and
bebeen the WZA'QD ~ P IlL MIIKRl'l'r, a body corporate and politic,
orqanized and existing under the laws of the State of Coloraci:l, having its
principal office at 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Coloraci:l 80110, herein
referred to as Lessor, and the Cl'ft' rl IWZJI!ICXJ), IJ'IIWIIDO, a lllll'licipal
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Colorado,
City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado, County of Arapahoe,
st.ate of Colorado, herein referred to as Lessee.
LePor le.es to Leaee and Leaee lean frail Lessor, thoee pranises s ituate
in the County of Ar~, St:ate of Colorado, and llllre particularly described
u : '!be South Half of Lot 2 and Lots 3 through 11, Bl oc:Jt 2, Ci ty Gardens
Slb!ivision , ..S Lots 1 throui:Jh 14, Nieleen •s SUbdivision , City o f Englewood.
Leuee cay cx:nst.ruct, at its own experwe , any ~ it so desires on
the pr ~Y. 'n'll! (lnllliJes l'lll'f be U8l!d for _,Y purpoee which furthers the
9041• of the Oolol'ltc::Mt lopll!nt Plan incl uc!i.ng but not limited to park.iilg .
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for thl::.e yean, and shall be renewllble for
IIIJt'ealllll'lt of the ..S Leuor.
shall
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of any insurance organization or oarpany necessary for the !llili.ntenance of
insurance, as herein provided, oovering any building and appurtenances at any
time located on the demised prendses.
During the term of this lease, Lessee shall OCIIl>lY with all applicable laws
affecting the dsaised prendses, the breach of ...nich might result in any
penalty on Lessor or forfeiture of Lessor's title to the demised prendses.
Lessee shall not oalllli.t, or suffer to be OCIIIIli.tted, any waste on the demised
prt!l!liees or any nuisance.
Lessee shall pen.Ut Lesaor and the aqents and enployees of Lessor to enter
into and ~ the dl!!mi.ed pnlaiees at all reasonable ti.mes for the purpose of
inspecting the &a~~~e, or for the purpoee of p:l8ting notices of
nonrespoo5i.bility for alteratia\s, additions, or repairs, without any rebate
of rent and without eny liability to Lessee for any loss of ~tion or
quiet enjoy.ent of the ~"" thereby occasioned.
SPJ:TI(Jf EIQfl'
LESSEB SIWL l«7r ~
Lessee shall not encultler or caut1e any act to encultler the property with any
J1Drt9a9e, deed of trust, lien or other instrullent.
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f})gl-=x>d Urban Renewal Authority
3400 South Elati Street
Engl-=x>d, Colora& 80110
LESSEE:
City Manager
City of In;Jlf!I«X::d
3400 South Elati Street
f.:h9lewood, Colorackl 80110
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'!.be address to which any noti ce , dalland, or other wr i t ing may be given or made
or sent to any party as abow provi ded IIIII)' be c:hanqed by writt en notice given
by such party as above provided.
As additi.cnal rental here\nier, Lessee shall pay and di.scharge as they l:leoarE
&Je, pral1Jtl y and before del~, all taxes, as&estnent.s, rates, charges,
license fees , nunlcipal liens, levies , excises, or i.npost.s, ~ general or
special, or ordinary or ext.raordina..ry, of every , na ure and kind
...natsoever, including all <JCM!nllle'ltal cha.r:qes of ...natsoever , nature, or
kind , which nay be levied, assessed, charged, or i.llp:lsed, or lotlich may
a lien or c:ha.rqe at or aqainst the land hereby demised, or lllny part thereof,
the leasehold of Lessee herein, the premises described herein, any building or
buildings, or any other ~t.s new or hereafter t:.herecln , or at or
aqainst LH 'a ntate hereby created wh ch rr.ay a IR,j)j of taxatiat , or
m or aqainst Leseor by rHt~Cn of ita OWMnhip of the f underlying this
1 ase , dlring the entire 111 her t, ing ally thole ~ ~eina.fter
i fically e"XCt'pted.
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rrunicipal, and other gove1Tillelltal statutes, ordinances, laws, and regulations
affecting the demised premises, the iJtt>rovements thereon or any activity or
condition on or in such premises.
b) ~to and destruction of inprovements. 'nle damage, destruction, or
part truction of any building or other iJtt>rovement ...ni.ch is a part of
the premises shall not release Lessee fran any obligation hereunder, except as
hereinafter expressly provided, and in case of ~ to or destruction of any
such building or ~t, Lessee shall, at its own expense, pratptly
repair and restore the same to a condition as good or better than that ...ni.ch
existed prior to such ~ or destruction. Without limiting such
obligati.als of Lessee, it is agreed that the proceeds of any insurance
OCIIel"ing such dlmage or destruction shall be lllilde available to Lessee for such
repair or replacsaent.
Leaee shall fully and pra~ptly pay for all ~r, gas, heat, light, power,
telephooe eervice, and other public utilities of every kind furnished to the
pr8I\Ues throughout the teDII hereof, and all other costs and expenses of every
kind whaUoever of or in oonnec:tion with the use, operation, and maintenance
of the premises and all activities CIOI'Idx:ted thereon, and Lessor shall have no
responsibility of any kind for any the t.
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claims against Lessor for damages to :int>rovements that are I"IOW on or hereafter
placed or built en the premises and to the property of Lessee in, on, or about
the premises, and for injuries to persons or property in or about the
premises, fran lJI'IY cause arising at any time.
SB:TICN SF.."VfNl'EDI
DELIVERY OF PIUMISES
Lessee shall pay the rent and all other SUIB required to be paid by Lessee
hera.lder in the aiOOUnts, at the tiJaes, and in the 1lliUlN!r herein provided, and
shall keep and perfonD all the teimS and conditions hereof on its part to be
kept and perfoaaed, and, at the ecpiration or sooner tenni.nation of this
lease, peaceely and ~etly ~t and surrender to Lessor t."ae premises in good
order and ccnditicn subject to the other provisions of this lease. In the
eYent of the ~rf0%'111BrlC:e by Lessee of any of the COII'l!Mnts of Lessee under
taken herein, this lease !lillY be terminated as herein provided.
All rflll!dies hereinbefore and hereafter ocnferred cn Lessor shall be deemed
C\llallative and no me nclusive of the other or of arry other remedy conferred
by law.
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DISPOOITICN OF 1MPR)~Jfl-1Em'S
CR 'lm-!INATICN OF LFASE
en termination of this lease, Lessor shall beccme the owner of any
~ts on the dl!mised premises.
'l'he Wlliwr by Lesaor or the failure of Lessor to take action with respect to
any breach of any tenn, oovenant, or condition herein ocntained, shall not be
deaRd to be a Wlli.wr of su::h tenD, CCIY'enallt, or condition, or subsequent
breach of the Ullll!, or any other term, covenant, or condition thereon
contained. 'l'he ~ acceptance of rent hereunder by Lessor shall not be
deened to be a waiwr of any p~ breach by Lessee of any term, covenant,
or conditicr. of this leaae, other than the failure of Lessee to pay the
puticular rental 110 acoepted, regardless of Lessor's knowledge of such
prec:eding breach at the tilae of acc:eptance of such rent.
SD:TICN TW!m'Y-l'OOR
EFFB:."T OF LESSEE' 5 JDDI:M; CM'.R
Any holding over after the ~iration of the tena of this lease, with coneent
of Lessor, shall be oonst.rued to .wa extension of the tenancy for ale year,
at the annual rental required to paid by Les for the iocS
innediately prior to the expira ion o the term hereof, and shall otheoo be
on the t.enw and conditions herein ified, so far as applicable . •
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hereto; and all of the parties hereto shall be jointly and severally liable
hereunder. IN WI'DIESS Ntf.mXF, the parties have elCII!CUted this lease at
Englewood, Colorado, the day and year first above written
ATmST:
Pat.rlcla H. craw, City cr.rtt
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Library AdYiaory loard
1989 A&ree .. nt for
Library Service• with
Arapahoe Library Diatrict
Council adopt the ordinance which approve• the
1919 A&~nt for Library Servicea .
The Library AdYiaory loard at ita ~r 1, 1981, ... tina accepted the 1989 A&ree·
.. nt for Library S.rvtcea with the Arapahoe Library Diatrlct and aaked that it be
forwarded to City Council for appr-al .
The A&r-nt for Library S.rvtcea vtth the Arapahoe Library Dhtrlct h preaented
to Council annually . lt eatabllebea reciprocal borrowlnc .. rvlcea (clrculatlon) for
realdeftta of the c.o Ubrary jurladlctl-. lt outllnee the --for rel.buu-n
of the net lender under the A&r-at eDd eatabllabee the pa,_nt per ne
tranaectloo .
The A&r-nt abo addrea .. a cooti-tloo of the Arapahoe Public Aeceu to Llbrarlea
(A.PAL) fund . Thla jolatly·.-talaterad fund 1a uaed to t..pl-nt cooperatl
jecte dealpwd to .. ~ realdeftta of the four APAL r llbrarlea • • 1
Public Library. Littleton Public Libra ry, ~rora Public Library, and Ar
L1 r Dhtrlct . For • ...,le, t APAL unci h 4 to p
1 rlah or A.PAL r ll rarl •· In 1 I AP
1 video fr ton 1
Cowlry .
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The A&re ... nt ia tranaection-baaed apecifyina e pey.ent to the net lender library of
$0.55 per net loan. Effective with the 1986 A&re ... nt, 9 .5, of the reciprocal bor -
rovina eervice pro.ided via the contract ia non-charaeable . Thia percentaae vas
calculated to parallel the level of reciprocal borrovina aervice provided at no
cheraa -na the three -iclpel public Ubrariee in Arapah-County . Effective
with the 1987 A&r-nt, net 1-provided to atudenta at the Alice 8 . Terry School
in Sheridan are relllburaed at $0.275 per loan.
Durin& the flret three quartare of the 1911 A&r...ant, Dlatrict reaidenta borrowed
17,252 l~ f~ IPL. Of theH, 1,51] 1-occurred at the Alice 8 . Terry School
•la the ...._r lookaablle . la&l.-d realdenu borr-d 1,076 ita .. fr-Dh -
trict loc:atl-. Of tbaae, 247 1-occurrM at the Alice I . Terry School via the
Dietrlct'a .cbool/publlc library faci1iry .
la&l.-d ,_.llc Library contl-• to be e net lender under the A&re ... nt elthou&h
UH of IPL by Dietrlct reaidenta baa declined in recent yeara and will .oat likely
conti-to dec: line aa Dhtrlct facllltiea and aervicea t.prov.. lnc:OM via the
1911 A&r...ant thrOUih lrd Quarter 1911 ia $7,412 .11 .
tbe A&r-nt aeeurea the provleion of reciprocal borrowina eervicea fr-Arapahoe
Library Diatrict for la&l.-d naldenta . It recoptaaa the t..portance of coopera -
tion ..aGI llbrarlaa 1n order to ... t the ...._ of ar .. raaldente for llbrery aer -
•leae . In addltlon, the A&r-t eurrantly provide• lnc-for the Clry and fund&
the Library'• particlpatlaa ln APAL . loard and etaff rec-.t that c-u approve
the ltlt A&r-nt for Library larvlcee with the Al:.,aboa Library Dletrlet..
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CXXH:IL BilL NO. 43
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AN CR>INNI::E APPIWJIVDG 'DIE 1IGRmel1' BE"nG!Dl THE CITY C. fl'«ilDDD PUBLIC
LII!MRY Ml) 'l'HE MAPARE LIBRARY DIS"nUCT 'ID PIOfiDE LIBRARY SElNICES ~
RESIDDfl'S " IIO'nf JtJUSDICTICNS .
IIIDEAS, anmally, the Engle«JJCS Public Library and Arapahoe Library
District enter into an aqreweut ~ D¥,Jl~ agrees to JrOVide library
~ to the tesidenta of the lmincorporated areu of Arapllhoe County and
thoee IIU\icipalities within said county not operati"9 their own public
libraries, and the Arapa.~ Library District uqrees to prcvide library
ee:vi.oes to residents of !'nglf!\«lld;
tOt, 't'ltERQ(J(t, I!E IT CRlMNfD BY 'l'HE CIT'i CX:UC:IL CE 'l'HB CITY CE
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Section 1. ~ aqua eat the City of Engl~ and the Arapahoe
Library Dllltrlct, titled "Aqreaalent for Library SHvioes,• ia r:eby approyed.
Said ally provi for the foll "9: t
1. EliCh party shall circul • MCh other'• ~lders 1111y i~
.wailllbl for circulation !rcn i a f.:llity t a rate of $.55 per
tnnaaction for cUff: total tr iona.
2. na of thia amt'N,..~t
OIIC••~r 31, 19M.
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J~ l, 1989 t.hrou9h
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PUJlished as a Bill for an ordinance a'l the 23rd day of Novelltler, 1988.
SUSan Van DYke, Mayor
Attest:
PatriciA H. crow, city clerk
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
hereby certify the llbolle is a true OO£Ti of a Bill for an Onti.nance,
inttocb:ed, read in full, and paued a'\ first reading a'\ the 21st day of
~. 1988.
Patricia H. crow
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AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into on this-----day
of _______________ ___ , 1988, by and between the ARAPMiOE LIBRARY
DISTRICT, hereinafter sometimes referred to as "District", and
the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, a municipal corporation of the State of
Colorado, hereinafter sometimes referred to as "City".
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the Arapahoe Library District, b 1nq a s a u o ry
l1brary distr1ct organ1~ed and exist1ng pursuan o T1tle 2 ,
Article 90, Colorado Rev1sed Statutes, for the purpose o(
prov1d1ng l1br ry aerv1ce to the res1dents of th un1ncorpora ed
are s of Ar pahoe County and thos
county not operat1ng th ir ~n public l1br r1es: and
WIIEREAS, h C 1 y o£ publlc llb ry
w1th1n 1ts corpor t bound r1 s nd d s res o coo Wl h h
Olstr ct n prov1d1n9 l1br ry seCVlC 0 D stele: res ents
ccordinq 0 th er•s nd cond1 tons • se forth b 1 nd 1n
ccor nee Wl h pplic le s tu es o • 0 Colo o: nd
h p r 1 h y r v>.oualy or
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1. The District s h all circulate to library cardholders of
the City of Englewood any item available for circulation from the
District's library facilities, and the City shall circulate to
library cardholders of the District any item available for
circulation from the City's library facilities. Both the
District and the City shall maintain circulation records for said
transactions and shall submit such records to each other on a
quarterly basis. Within 30 d ys aft r receipt of sa1d reports,
the number of transactions reported by each party shall be
compa red, and paym nt for the net d1fference between transactlons
sh 11 b mad t the rate o( flfty-flve cents ($.55) per
transact1on by th ltbrary w1th the lesser circulat1on !1 ure to
the libr ry 1oo11th th gre ter c1rculat10n fl ure , sub] ct to th
prov1s1ons of par h 7 .
2 . The tera o sh ll b fro
t rough 0 cea r 31 ,
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4 . The District shall have a c c ess to C i ty library r eco r ds
during normal business hours for the purpose of verifying al l
figures supplied to the District by the City and the City sha l l
have access to District library records for the same purpose .
5 . During the term of this Agreeme nt, the Ci t y shall, at i t s
option , provide once-a-week Bookmobile service at the Alice B.
Terry Sch o ol. C ir c ul a ti o n s e rvi c e p r o vided at th i s stop to
Arapahoe L i brary Dis tric t s tudent s enr o lled a t the schoo l will be
reporte d t o t h e Distric t for re imbu r s emen t t o the Ci ty at the
ra t e o f 27 .5 c en ts pe r loa n. C1 r culation se r vice p r ovided at the
S h e r1 d n Llb r ary to Englewood students enrolled t Sherid n H1gh
School w 1 1 be reported to th C1ty for re1 urse11nt to th
Diat r 1ct t th r t of 27 .5 cents p r loan .
6 . The f our publ1c l1br r1es 1n Ar hoe County , Auror
L bre r y , Edw1n A . Beau L1br ry (Llttleton), En9lewood Ltbr ry
nd Ar pehoe L brary 01s r ct re part c1pat1n9 1n a proj ct
ell APAL --Ar ho Publlc Ace •• to L1br rt •· In or r to
• nla r oun y-1 • pro) eta such • )Olnt pro9r ••1n9,
eoll t~ l 101 c llbt lll
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Aurora for the reciprocal use of each other's libraries. It is
reasonable to offer a certain amount of service without charge in
the name of library cooperation, and the APAL directors have
esti~ated this amount to be somewhere between 9 and 10%.
Therefore, in order to include the District in the benetits of
this base level of service being given without charge among the
other APAL libraries, the District shall receive a credit against
any payment due the City for the flnal quarter of this Agreement
in the a110unt of 9. 5% of the payment otherwise paid or owed to
the City during the entire term hereof , including the fourth
quarter .
otwithst nd1ng anythlng conta1n d 1n this Agreement, the
o her party her to acknowledg s nd agrees that no coven nt,
agreeaent or obligation of Ar paho L1brary Dis r1ct (•ALD")
under this Agreemen sh 11 b eemed to be coven n , agreement
o r obl gation of any present o r future trustee, d1rector,
offleer, e11ployee or ag nt of ALD 1n h s or her 1ndividu 1
c: p C:l y and ne ther tll Jlbers of th overnlng body of ALD nor
ny tor or off 1c r w o has ex eu ed th1a Agreea nt
or or o, ah ll h ble p non lly
h r o or b au j c:t o ny p raon 1 11 b1llty by re son
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IN Wl'rNESS WHEREOF , the parties have set their 1,,-,,HI:; o111d
seals below.
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By ~~1;~.\ ~.C i}lrry .~pold, Jr.;::;>
Secretary, Board of Trustees
ATTEST:
By
Clty Cleric
ARAPAHOE LIBRARY DISTRICT
Byt j#AfH i!;ruiiM . audt!-4
JGYce Lottner I
Presid nt, Board oE Truntees
Cl'rY Ol" ENGLEWOOD
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A BILL FCR
<D.JCIL BILL !(). 44
IN'1'RXU:!D BY c:xxx:n.
)I!JI!IER CLAYTON
AN CR>DWICB SlBCl"l"l'DDI TO A \10m CR '11m QUALIFIED ~ CR '11m CI'IY CR
I!Hii.DIXD, CXUJUIDO, 1tl '11IE RIDJLAR tuaCIPAL !l.B:TI(If TO BE HElD a. lOI!J<
1, 1989, nc.osm AMIIDBft' TO '11m awmat c;, '11m ern c;, DG.I!XXD, AS
l'aL(JI;: AUJ:M 'I'll! CARDR smNICE BOMD TO KDIFY 'DIE IB:ISICif CR 'DIE CI'IY
MNWiD a. a.ASSIFI!D !H'lDltiZ DISCIPLINE, BY NI!H)1JG Sll:'l'Ia. 138.4 (h) CR
ARTiaZ 'EI t ar ~ 11M JU.E OIM'mt.
BE IT am.\INED BY THE ern CXXK:IL c;, 'DIE ern c;, DG.I!XXD, CXUJUIDO,
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Section l. 'ftwre is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the
City of P.nqlewooc! at the regular nu1icipa.l electial to be held on Novamer 7,
1989, ptopoeed ... id~eut to the 0\art:er of the City of P.nqlewooc!, u follows:
'!hat etfectiw ~ately ~~of the qualified elec:ton
of the City of D191811100d .nd the oertific.tion ttwreof to the office
of the s.cretary of State of Color~, ~t to Sect.i.on 9, Article
XX of the Color~ Conatitution, the 0\&rter of the City of D19lewooc!,
and Section 31-2-210 Color~ RaviMd Statutes, Article 'IN, Sect.i.on
138.4 (h), of the Hale Rule~ of the City of D19lewooc! is t.nby
llllf!lmd to re.d u follows:
(h) '1\:l hear dieeiplinuy IIAIMl• for ..y tull-ti• s--••t
cluaified ..,1~. witlt 2 .. 1 ealy -... a tllll* ,, s•··
a a 'm, 7 1 -·. p_..__...._2, 1 to~
pal -~...._.... ,_ 1
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'DIE lOMe SHNL ~VE THE N1lHJUTY TO DE'JDMINE tlll'nD 'ftiDB IXI8TS
JlJI!!I"l' CXIBE PCit ,. DIBCIPLIME IMP06!D All) TO ~I ltEYDSZ, <It
IO:ltrY AN'i. PDW.TY :JMIOS!D.
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Section 3. '!he proper officials of the City of &lglewood shall give
notice of said reqular nunicipal election, "'llch ootice shall be published in
the manner and for the length of ti.ale required by lar, and the ballots cast at
such election llhal.l be canvueed and the result aacertained, det.emined, and
certified u required by law.
In1:rccb:ed, read in full, and puaed on first readinq on the 21st day of NcNeatler, 1988.
Plmli8hed aa a Bill for an Ckdinance on the 23rd day of Nc:Nellber, 1988.
1t.'l"l''l8'l':
Pat.rlCii B. CS:0W, city Ciidt
I, Patricia B. <:row, City Clert of the City of !ngl-.ood, Color_,,
twnby certify t!wlt the -.,.,. MIS feR90in9 ia a t:zue capy of a Bill for an
Ck'd1nance, introcb:led, 1:-.d in full, MIS puMd on first n..dinq on the 21st
day of Nc , •• , ltll.
Patdcli H. craw
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DAft lua.rac:T
lto~r 21, 19U 11 (d) Kclroo. Ditch llaht• Tranafer
Vater and s-r Board
Council approval by reaolutlon eu~rlzlna the Clty Attorney
to tranafer the Mclroo. Ditch rlahta to .unlclpal uae .
The City -llhar•• of the Mclroo. Ditch that ha-not yet Nell tranaferred to
-iclpal uae or to a locatloa at .t\ich tha City cu utlll&• the water rl&flta . 1'he
approalaate -.t of theaa water ripte which c-be tranaferred h SOO acre feet .
aucb a tr ... fer will require le .. l proceedin&a in Diatrlct Court, Vater Dlvlalon 1
and the I tate of Colorado .
The Vater lipta Attorney baa eatlaaced that the le .. l coat of tha truafer proceed · inaa will be t25,000 • $40,000 . Thea• coata "--not been .,ecific ally bu4& d and
... t thanfole be aapendacl froe a projected worki"' cafltal aatlMta of $1 ,670,6SS
for year and 1919 .
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A RESCUrl'IQf Al111DUZ:n«; 'DIE APPLICATICN ~ A 'mANSFm CF EKiLDaD Is WATm
RIGf'l'S IN 'DIE M::JRXM DI'ltlf.
~. the City of Dlglewood has reviewed its water rights; and
~. the City of Dlglewood has reviewed the need for additional
water for the residents of the City;
tOt, ~' BE IT RI!SLVID BY 'DfE CI'IY CXXICIL CF 'DIE CI'IY CF ~.~.'mAT:
Section 1. The City Attorney is authorized to <XIiiiEila!! appropriate
court prOOee:(fiiigs to ~liah the transfer of the fot:8roan Ditch rights CXJ~prieed of an 1859 priority flail Bear Creek for ll'llnicipal and other related
purp:leeS.
MXPn!D Nl> ~this 21st day of ~r, 1988.
At t:
P lela H. Crow, city cl rk
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DATI IVI.JICT
Nove.ber 21, 1911 11 (e) Nevada Ditch Ri&htl Tranafer
IIITIATID IT ln&levood Vater and So-r Board
ACTIO. PIOfOUD Council approval by ro1olution authorizin& the City Attorney
to tranafer the Nevada Ditch rilbt1 to .unicipol uao .
'nMI City -1hare1 of the lleYacia Ditch that ha-not yet been tranaforrod to
-iclpal uae or to a location at which the City can uttliao tha water ri&ht•. Tho
approat.ate ..aunt of the1e water rllbt1 which can be tranaferred ia 112 aero foot .
Such a tranafer will require leaal proceedlnaa ln Dl1trlct Court, Vater Diviaion l
and the Stata of Colorado .
The Vater lllbt1 Attorney haa o1tL.ated that the loaal colt of the tranafor proceed ·
lftiA vUl be t64,000 , TheM cOati ha-not boon lpoclftcally bw:~Jeted and -t
t rofon be • .,.... fr• a projected worklnt upltal eatt-te of $1 ,670 ,65' for ar ond l at .
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RESCLlJl'I~ t«>.n
SEmES (I' 1988
A RESCU1l'I~ AlmDUZII«i THE APPLICATI~ FCR A ~ (I' FNiLDlXl> Is WATER
RIGHTS IN THE NEVAOII. DI'lOi.
WHEREAS, the City of E))g1~ has reviewed its water rights; and
WHEREAS, the City of E))g1~ has reviewed the need for additiooal
-ter for the residents of the City;
ro, 'l1I!R1!:I"Cm:, BE IT R!3Lvm BY THE crn a:.ucn. CF THE crn CF
EtG.D«:XJ) I ~I 'nfM':
Secticn 1. '!he City Attorney is authorized to CUWII!i~ appropriate
court pr:ooec:...arngs to acocJ~~~lish the transfer of the Nevada Ditch shares
oa~priaed of an 1861 priority and an 1865 priority fran the South Platte River
Drainage Basin for rrunicipal and other related purpc
AIXP1U> Am ~ this 21st day of r'CI.~~r, 1988.
Pat.dcl
I, Pat.r ci H. Crow, City Cl
twreby fy f0l'e9Qing is a
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DATI AGDDA lTD SUIJ!CT Jehn & Wood p r op osals
Nove.Oer 21 , 1988 I I (f)
for eng i nee r i ng services
for En glewood vater r igh ts .
IMITIATID If Englewo od Wa ter and Seve r Bo ard
ACTIOI PROPOSED Council approva l by .ot lon o f t he t h ree Jehn & Wood
proposals for engineering services f or t he Kc Brooa Ditch , Nevada Ditch
and t he Brown Ditch .
Jehn and Wood, Inc . have prepared proposals for engineering services for a change in
uae end a chan&• of point of dlveraion for water rights that the City currently ovns
in the lk:lr-Dlteh, lleva4a Ditch and the l rovn Ditch . The transfer vould allov
!ft&levood to uae the dltchea' water rlahta for .unicipal purpoaea at the existln
water ayat .. inta~a . The propoaa la will provide the neceasary engineering data for
water court transfer procaedlnge . Jehn and Wood v lll alao aaala in obtainlna
ahort ·t ra authority ro. the State En&ineer'a office for ua of th ditch a prior
o fo~ l procaactlnga .
The a rvlc a cover d under the proposal• would deteralna the irrigation ar ••· ob ·
aln dlv ralon r orda aalntalned by the Sta a Engine r'a Of(lc and dat rain tb
hla ortc period to u d for transfer purpoaaa . fora an analna rln& opinion o th
ran fer ble hlatorlc t l ua of dlv rted va er , and per ora an na ly l a o
t ra l t ta o dlvaralo En 1 .. y
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Coi1.SI1(ttn1t.s iM Water Resources
REVISED
october 25, 1988
Mr. Mike Woika
Director of Uti1itie•
City of Englewood
3400 s. Elati
Englewood, Colorado 10110
Re: Propo•al for Engineering
service• -Change of Water
Right for Brown Ditch
Job No. 159.72
Dear Mike:
A• you have requested, I have prepared the following proposal for
engineering •ervice• as•ociated with the judicial and
adainistrative change in u•e of the City•• Brown Ditch water
right•. The ultiaate goal of the City of Englewood would be to
allow the City to uee the Brown Ditch right• for aunicipal
purpose• through a foraal, judicial proceeding. Our scope al•o
conteaplatee providing engineering eervicee to assist the City in
obtaining ebort-tera authority froa the State Engineer'• Office
to allow the City to uee the .... Brown Ditch right• for
aunicipal purpoees while the foraal, judicial proceeding is
pending.
The scope of our propoae4 engineering aervicea and the eatiaatt4
coeta of auch follow.
I. Deteraination of Irrigated Area•
A. We propoee to identity the location and extant of the
araa hietoric.lly irrigated by the City•a Brown Ditch rlgbte,
prlaarily u•int larv•-•c•l• aerial pbotoqraphy fro. ltl7 and
wo or aore el.&baequen y re.
• • will alao c lle inforaation on e o 1 •~•
lrri91 eel by the lrown Ditch fr other aourcea, ncludinq a
chronologie 1 aua..ry uaing State ter c .. ion.r•'
cUvenlon record11 UIGI topocJraphlc aapa1 reporta by other
conaul nte1 the orltinal d ree and previoua r nater/ch nt•
d r •• d aUnt with t.h lrown Dit , e c.
1le IVA l&ble
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Mr. Mike Woika
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October 25, 1988
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D. We will summarize all of the information obtained on
areas irrigated by the Brown Ditch.
II. Diversion Records
A. We will obtain copies of all available diversion records
aaintained by the State Engineer's Office, dating back to
approxiaately 1890.
B. We will suaaarize diversion records of the Brown Ditch by
aonth and year on a voluaetric, acre-foot basis, with a
deteraination aade as to the degree to which such diversions
were aade in priority, where records allow.
c. We will identify Englewood's and Littleton's use of the
Brown Ditch for direct aunicipal purposes in the 1950's and
1960's.
D. We will aake a deteraination of the historic period to be
used for purposes of transferring Englewood's rights in the
Brown Ditch, froa an engineering standpoint.
III. Transferabla Historic consuaptive Use
A. Utiliain; the inforaation obtained and the analyses
parfor11ad, va will fora our anqinaerin; opinion of the
transferable historic consuaptive uae of waters diverted by
Enqlavood'a untranaferred Brown Ditch rights.
This opinion will at .. froa en;ineerinq calculations which
will link
(1) the proposed period of historic ue1
(3) location, extant, and croppiftCJ patter-n of land
irritated, if the period of historic usa .. 1 t•
priaarUy atricultunlJ and
(3) diveraiona attributable to lnfl '• rl h •·
a. We will u .. the aodlfied llaney-criddla
cliaatolotical clata, and &ncJi rin; j~PMiftt
our eatiaata of the transferable hiatorio ~Mn-.~
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October 25, 1988
IV. Proposed Teras and Conditions
A. We will perfora analyses to deteraine 9XQAI amounts of
diversions Englewood aay make so that the effect on the South
Platte River systea will be no aore adverse to the river than
the transferable historical consumptive depletions were to
the river. In other words, Englewood should be able to
divert ~ than the historic consumptive use of the City's
Brown Ditch rights, if the effect on the river of such gross
diversions is no aore adverse to the river than the historic
use of the Brown Ditch water.
B. Therefore, we will perfora analyses of the depletions to
the South Platte River attributable to the historic use of
the Brown Ditch water.
c. We will also perfora analyses of Englewood's currant
diversions to arrive at Englewood's current aunicipal
depletion characteristics.
D. In like aanner, we will analyze Mission Viejo's currant
diversions to arrive at Mission Viejo's current aunicipal
depletion characteristics.
E. We will propose teraa and conditions to liait Englewood's
future u .. of its lrovn Ditch rights so as not to exceed
historic depletion characteristics. These teraa and
conditions will likely incorporate annual liaits, monthly
liaiu, and flow rate limits, at a aini.Jiua.
v. lngineerincJ Report
we will su..ariae all of our findings, analyses, conclusions, and
rec~tions in a foraal engineering report. We will produce
thirty (30) copies of sucb final report. Tbe report will be
prepared as an eiCbU»lt to the an lcipated judicial proceedint to
cb&nge at r rig ta.
vt.
A.
will
Prc~lldinge
ration of t.be engineuing npo ,
to esiat Inglewood's water couneel, s
y, confh'll, and ch the appllcetion for
ich vill • i ed to w tar cou
s and '*JOt la
COUN18l. I • •
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Mr. Mike Woika
Page 4
October 25, 1988
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c. We will prepare appropriate exhibits for presentation at
Water Court proceedings, including proposed accounting forms
for future adainistration of the Brown Ditch rights.
D. We will present expert tastiaony at Water court
proceedings in support of Englewood's application, in
coordination with Englewood's water counsel.
E. We will attend such post-trial "decree-writing" sessions
as are necessary, at Englewood's water counsel's request.
VII. Intaria Usa of Brown Ditch Rights
A. As soon as a significant .. ount of work has bean dona
under it••• I through V above, we will prepare a latter to be
signed by Englewood and sent to the State Engineer's Office.
This latter will describe Englewood's proposed intaria
aunicipal usa of its Brown Ditch rights until such tiaa as
foraal judicial approval is obtained for such usa.
B. We will present the proposal to the State Engineer's
Office in parson at a .. ating or aaatings scheduled, to the
bast of our ability, to enable Englewood to begin diverting
Brown Ditch water by the beginning of the ltlt irri9ation
season. (We cannot in any .. nnar quarantaa the State
Engineer's Office approval of any fora of such an intaria
supply, nor the tiaing of such approval, if granted.)
VIII. Project Docuaantation and Work Product
With respect to project docuaantation and our work product, Jahn
and Wood, Inc. ("Enginaar•) avr .. • to the following.
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Page 5
Noveaber 15, 1988
Agra .. ant. Reuae of the deaign and/or correaponding
docuaent• or portion• thereof ahall be li•ited to OWner
and no other partiea, and vhen reuae ia conte•plated,
Engineer ahall be relievad of all reaponaibility, and
all title blocka, and reference• to Engineer ahall be
ra.oved. Engineer .. I u•• vork product• fro• thia
Project unl••• apecif cally prohibitad by OWner in
writing.
We ettiptte that the total coat of our engineering aervicea vi1l
eventually ..aunt to tl5,500. Although ve have given careful
conaideration to our acope lnd the coata thereof, ve cannot
guarant .. t.be total even aa a uxill\m. Experience baa taught ua
that ve cannot anticipate with any real degree of confidence the
extent to vbich other water u11n on the South Platte River vill
oppoae an application to change a water right. Any change of
water rigbt vbich EnCJlevood nov ... ka, or vbich it will •••k in
the near future, will doubtl••• be aubject to a very cloae degree
of acrutiny.
we propo•• to bill Englewood .onthly according to the attachad
Schedule of Hourly Rate• and Expenaea. We auggeat that Englewood
.onitor t.be pro~~r-• and coat of thia effort, and ve will be
happy to ... t with Englevoocl at any tbe to diacu11 theH &D4
ot.ber .. tten of concern to Englevoocl on thia project.
We vel~ the opportunity to reepond to any qu .. tiona or
~ta you .. y bave.
Very truly youra,
J'I'Watb
001 • Devid Hill
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SCHEDULE OF HOURLY RATES AND EXPENSES
SCHEDULE A
Cla11ification
Principal Engineer
or Geologiat
Project Manager
Project Engineer or
Project Geologiet
Staff Engineer/Geologiet
Engineer or Geological
Engineer
Draftepereon/
Technician
Field Technician
Typiat
Bookkeeper
Coaputer Service
Vehicle Mileage
outeide service•
and lxpeneee
JANUARY 1, 1988
Rate Per Hour
$ 72.00
$ 52.00
$ 47.00
$ 40.00
$ 35.00
$ 27.50
$ 25.00
$ 23.00
$ 25.00
Vari••
30 cente/alle
Coet plue 10'
The above rate• are effective for one year froa the date given
above.
If the OWNER agreee in writing to liait the EHGINEER'S liability
to the OWNER and to all Conetruction Contractor• and
Subcontractor• on the Project due to the ENGINEER'S profeeeional
negligent acte, errore or oaieeione, eu ch that the total
aggregate liability of the ENGINEER to tho•• naa d ehall not
exceed fifty thouaand dollar• ($50,000) or the ENGINEER'S to al
fee tor ••rvic•• render d on thie Proj c , vhich ver ie gr
he bova hourly r •• n4 fa • vJll diecoun d one rcen
Cl ')· ror ace p anca or d clin tion of hie 11 i a ion an
related diecoun , ple •• in icata y eignin9 in h p ro ri •
eign ura lin in t a I of he Con r c Condi ion• o he
nginaaring ropoaal.
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JebM a11o Wooo, I11c.
Collslllt£111ts iu Water Resources
REVISED
October 25, 1988
Mr. Mike Woika
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
3400 s. Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mike:
Re: Proposal for Engineering
Services -Change of Water
Right for McBroom Ditch
Job No. 159.73
Aa you have requested, I have prepared the following proposal for
engineering services associated with the judicial and
adainistrative change in use of the City's McBrooa Ditc h water
rights. The ultiaate goal of the City of Englewood would be to
allow the City to use the McBrooa Ditch rights for aunicipa l
purposes through a foraal, judicial proceed i ng. our s cope a lso
conteaplates providing engineering services to ass i st the Ci ty i n
obtaining short-tara authority froa the State Engineer's Off ice
to allow the City to use the saae McBrooa Ditch rights for
municipal purposes while the foraal, judicial proceeding is
pendi ng.
The scope of our proposed engineeri ng serv i ces and the tat iaatld
coete of such follow.
I. Determination of Irrigated Areas
A . We propose to identify the locati on and extent of the
a r ea i r rigated by the Kc Brooa Di tch, p riaarily using large -
sca l e aeria l phot ogra phy froa 1 9 37 a nd tvo o r aore subatquant
ye re.
1. e v ill a leo c pile inforaa ion on the to 1 are
irrita by the Kclrooa Ditch troa otber eourcee , includi n
a chronologica l • ry using Sta t e water co .. iaaionera•
dlve reion l'e cor4sr USGS topographic aapst reporta by other
consul anta t the oritlna l decree a nd previoua r a nafsr/ch nte
r e • dealing v itb tbt Kclrooa Ditch, e c.
v ill c pile a v a ila ble inforaa ion on type• of crop
undU th di ch. I .
Mr. Mike Woika
Page 2
October 25, 1988
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D. We will suamarize all of the information obtained on
areas irrigated by the McBrooa Ditch.
II. Diversion Records
A. We will obtain copies of all available diversion records
aaintained by the State Engineer's Office, dating back to
approxiaately 1890.
B. We will suaaarize diversion records of the McBrooa Ditch
by aonth and year on a voluaetric, acre-foot basis.
c. We will identify the usage of Englewood's untransferred
rights by Englewood for direct aunicipal purposes in the
1950's and 1960's.
D. We will aake a determination of the historic period to be
used for purposes of transferring Englewood's rights in the
McBrooa Ditch, froa an engineering standpoint.
III. Transferable Historic Consuaptive Use
A. Utilizing the information obtained and the analyses
perfor.ed, we will fora our engineering opinion of the
transferable historic consuaptive use of waters diverted by
Englewood's holdings of untransferred McBrooa Ditch rights .
This opinion will st .. fro. engineering calculations which
will link
(l) the proposed period of historic use'
(2) location, extent, end cropping pattern of laneS
irrigated, it the period ot historic use selected is
priaarily agricultural' and
(3) divaraions attributable to nglevoo4'a • r •·
1. • will use the llodifiecl 11& y-criddle od, 1 1
cliaatological data, and engineer nt jud~nt to arrive a
our eatiaate of the tranaterable hiatoric conauap ve u1 .
IV, Proposecl Tenu ancl Conclltiona
A. v111 psrto
div•r•iOM 1
Pla • liver •Y
anelyMa to d
aay .. ao
vUl no I
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Page 3
October 25, 1988
the transferable historical consumptive depletions were to
the river. In other words, Englewood should be able to
divert m2X§ than the historic consumptive use of the city's
McBroom Ditch rights, if the effect on the river of such
gross diversions is no more adverse to the river than the
historic use of the McBroom Ditch water.
a. Therefore, we will perfora analyses of the depletions to
the South Platte River attributable to the historic use of
the McBrooa Ditch water.
c. We will also perfora analyses of Englewood's current
diversions to arrive at En9lewood's current aunicipal
depletion characteristics.
D. In like aanner, we will analyze Mission Viejo's current
diversions to arrive at llisaion Viejo's current municipal
depletion characteristics.
E. We will propose teras and conditions to liait Englewood's
future use of the McBrooa Ditch so as not to exceed historic
depletion characteristics. These teras and conditions will
likely incorporate annual liaits, aonthly liaits, and flow
rate liaits, at a ainiaua.
v. EncJineerincJ Report
We will suaaarize all of our findin;s, analyses, conclusions, and
reca.aendations in a formal encJineerincJ report. We will produce
thirty (30) copies of euch final report. The report will be
prepared aa an exh ibit to the anticipated judicial proceedin9 to
chan;e the water ri9hta.
VI. ater Court Proc incJ•
for
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october 25, 1988
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D. We will present expert testimony at Water Court
proceedings in support of Englewood's application, in
coordination with Englewood's water counsel.
E. We will attend such post-trial "decree-writing" sessions
as are necessary, at Englewood's water counsel's request.
VII. Interim Use of McBroom Ditch Rights
A. As soon as a significant amount of work has been done
under iteas I through V above, we will prepare a letter to be
signed by Englewood and sent to the State Engineer's Office.
This letter will describe Englewood's proposed interim
aunicipal use of its McBrooa Ditch rights until such time as
formal judicial approval is obtained for such use.
B. We will present the proposal to the State Engineer'•
Office in person at a aeeting or aeetings scheduled, to the
best of our ability, to enable Englewood to begin diverting
McBrooa Ditch water by the beqinninq of the 1989 irriqation
season. (We cannot in any aanner guarantee the State
Enqineer's Office approval of any fora of such an interia
supply, nor the tiainq of such approval, if qranted.)
VIII. Project Documentation and Work Product
With respect to project documentation and our work product, jehn
and Wood, Inc. (•Enqineer•) aqrees to the follovinq.
The Engineer shall maintain a coaprehensive project
notebook. All final deaiqn calculations, process
control descriptions, technical aeaoranda, and
aiqnificant project correspondence shall be routinely
i ncorporated i nto the notebook. Two copies of the
updated notebook shall be available to OWner for rev i ew.
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october 25, 1988
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r .. oved. Engineer aay uae vork product• fro• thia
Project unleaa apecificelly prohibited by owner in
writing.
We eatiaat• that the total coat of our engineering aervicea vill
eventually aaount to $34,700. Although v• have given careful
conaideration to our acope and th• coata ther•of, ve cannot
guarant .. th• total even aa a .. xiaua. Experience haa taught ua
that ve cannot anticipate vith any real d.;r•• of confidenc• th•
extent to which other vater ua•r• on the South Platte River vill
oppoee an application to change a vater right. Any change of
vater rigbt which Englewood nov •••u, or which it vill aeek in
th• near future, vill doubtleaa be aubject to a very cloae degree
of acrutiny.
We propo•• to bill Englewood aonthly according to the attached
Schedule of Hourly Ratea and Zxpen•••. W• auggeat that Englewood
aonitor the progr••• and coat of thia effort, and ve vill be
bappy to ... t vith lft9levood at any ti .. to diacuaa thea• and
other .. ttera of concern to Englewood on thia project.
W• velco.e th• opportunity to r•apond to any queationa or
~t• you .. Y bave •
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CCl Kr. David Hill
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SCHEDULE OF HOURLY RATES AND EXPENSES
SCHEDULE A
JANUARY 1, 1988
c1a11ification Rate Per Hour
Principal Engineer
or Geologiat $ 72.00
Project Manager $ 52.00
Project Engineer or
Project Geclogiat $ 47.00
Staff Engineer/Geo1ogiat $ 40.00
Engineer or Geological
Engineer $ 35.00
Draftaperaon/
Technician $ 27.50
Field Technician $ 25.00
Typiat $ 23.00
Bookkeeper $ 2 5 .00
Coaputer Service vari••
Vehicle Mileage 30 centajaile
outaide Servicea
and J:xpen••• Coat plua 10'
The aboVe ratea are effective for one year froa the date given
above.
If the OWNER agreea in vritinq to liait the ENGINEER'S liability
to the OWNER and to all Conatruction Contractor• and
Subcontractora on the Project due to the ENGINEER'S profeaaional
negli9ent a cta , errore or oaiaaione, euch that the total
a99regate liability of the ENGINEER to thoae naaed ahall not
exceed fifty thounnd dollar• ($50,000) or the ENGINEER'S total
fee for aervic•• rendered on thia Project, whichever 1• greater,
the &boY• hourly ratea and r ... v ill be di•counte4 one percen
Cl ')· ror a ccep or declination of thia llaitatlon and
related 41acount, pl .. •• indicate by aigning in tha appropriate
a ivn-tur• line in It .. 1 of the Contract Condition• ot the
tnq1neer1nt Propoaal.
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JebH aHo wooo, Il1c.
Omsu{tdlllS iu Water Resources
REVISED
October 25, 1988
Hr. Hike Woika
Director of Utilitiee
City of Englewood
34 oo s. Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Hike:
Re: Propoeal for Engineering
Services -Change of Water
Right for Nevada Ditch Shares
Job No. 159.71
As you have requested, I have prepared the following proposal for
engineering eervicee aeeociated with the judicial and
adainietrative change in uee of the City'• Nevada Ditch water
righte. The ultiaate goal of the City of Englewood would be to
allow the City to uee the Nevada Ditch righte for •unicipal
purpoeee through a for.al, judicial proceeding. Our ecope also
conte•platee providing engineering eervices to aeeist the City in
obtaining ehort-ter. authority fro• the State Engineer'• Office
to allow the City to uee the .... Nevada Ditch righte for
.unicipal purpoeee while the foraal, judicial proceeding ie
pending.
The eeope of our propoaecl engineering aervicea and. the -..... -.-..-
eoete of eueh follow.
I. Oetenaination of Irrigated Areae
the
in e ch
or
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Mr. Mike Woika
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October 25, 1988
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diversion recorda: USGS topographic mapa: reports by other
consultants: the original decree and previous transfer/change
decrees dealing with the Nevada Ditch, etc.
D. We will compile available information on types of crops
grown on each Englewood-acquired parcel and under the ditch
as a whole.
E. We will summarize all of the information obtained on
areas irrigated by the Nevada Ditch.
II. Diversion Recorda
A. We will obtain copies of all available diversion recorda
aaintained by the State Engineer's Office, dating back to
approximately 1890.
B. We will summarize diversion recorda of the Nevada Ditch
by aonth and year on a volumetric, acre-foot basis, with
determinations aade as to voluae diverted under each of the
Nevada Ditch's two priorities (8/30/1861 and 12/30/1865) and
as to the degree to which such diversions were made in
priority, where recorda allow.
c. We will identify the usage of Englewood's untranaferred
shares insofar as such usage relates to waters diverted by
the Nevada Ditch priorities (1) under Denver's te porary
transfer (1933-1960)1 (2) under Englewood's transfer
adjudicated in 19501 (3) under the Denver/Colorado Division
of Wildlife substitute supply plan (1910-present)J (4)
other transfers (Littleton and Littleton Ceaetery); and (5)
Englewood's and Littleton's use of the Nevada Ditch for
direct aunicipal purposes in the 1950's and 1960's.
o. We will aake a deterain tion of the historic period o
used for purpos • of ran ferring Engl oo4'a • ar • in
Navada Di ch, froa n anc,i rincJ • an4po1n
III. Tranafarable iatoric conauaptiva Usa
A. Util &1"9 t.ha nforaation obtained and
parfora4d, will fora our
ranafarable his oric con
Eft9lawoo4'a oldinga of un
'!'hie opin on
ill ll lla arin; c I •
Mr. Mike Woika
Paqe 3
october 25, 1988
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(l) the proposed period of historic use;
(2) location, extent, and croppinq pattern of land
irriqated, if the period of historic use selected is
priaarily aqricultural; and
(3) diversions attributable to Enqlewood's shares.
a. We will use the aodified Blaney-Criddle aethod, local
cliaatoloqical data, and enqineerinq judqment to arrive at
our estiaate of the transferable historic consumptive use.
IV. Proposed Teras and Conditions
A. We will perform analyses to determine 9XQII amounts of
diversions Enqlewood aay aake so that the effect on the South
Platte River syst .. will be no aore adverse to the river than
the transferable historical consuaptive depletions were to
the river. In other words, Enqlewood should be able to
divert agxs than the historic consuaptive use of the City's
Nevada Ditch riqhts, if the effect on the river of such qross
diversions is no acre adverse to the river than the historic
use of the Nevada Ditch water.
a. Therefore, we will perform analyses o f the depletions to
the South Platte River attributable to the h i storic use of
the Nevada Ditch water.
c. We will also perform analyses of Enq l ewood's currant
diversions to arrive at Enqlewood's currant aunic i pal
depletion characteristics.
D. I n l i ke .. nn er, we wi l l ana ly&e Mi ssion Vie jo 's currant
d i ver s i ons t o a rrive at Mi ll ion Vie jo's currant aunicipal
deple tion cha r a cteris tic•·
1. We will propose t e ras a nd conditione to lia it Enqlevood's
tutura u ae ot the N v a d a Ditch priorities 10 a s not to axce ed
hi •toric de ple tion cha r a cte ria tlca . Th e .. t e ras a nd
conditione will. like ly incorporate a nnua l H a ite , aonthly
liaita , an4 flov r a t e liaita , a t a ainiau..
v. EncJin eerinq a port
• will auaaari&e a ll o t our tln41nt•• a na lyae a, conclualona , a nd
recouencSetiona in 1 torul enc,ineerint r•port. We will produce
thirty (.)O) c:opi t a of a ucb final r po • r port will
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October 25, 1988
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prepared ae an exhibit to the anticipated judicial proceeding to
change the water righte.
VI. Water court Proceeding•
A. Beeidae the preparation of the engineering report, we
will be prepared to aeeiet Englewood'• water counsel, ae
raquaetad, to verify, confira, and check the application for
the change of right which will be eubaitted to Water Court.
B. We will attend euch pre-trial conferences and negotiating
••••ion• a• directed by Englewood'• water couneal.
c. We will prepare appropriate exhibit• for praeantation at
Water Court procaadinge, including propoead accounting fora•
for future adainietration of the Navada Ditch righte.
o. We will preeant expert taetiaony at Water court
proceeding• in eupport of Englewood'• application, in
coordination with Englewood'• water couneal.
E. We will attend euch poet-trial •decree-writing• ••••ions
ae are nacaeeary, at Englewood'• water couneal'e raqueet.
VII. Intaria Uea of Navada Ditch Share•
A. All eoon ae a eiqnificant uount of work baa bean dona
under it ... I through V above, we will prepare a latter to be
eiqned by Englewood and eent to the State Engineer'• Office.
Tbl• letter will de•cribe Englewood'• propo•ed interia
aunicipal u•• of it• llevada Ditch ehar•• until •uch tiae ae
foraal judicial approval i• obtained for euch u••·
a. We will pra .. nt the propoeal to the State Engineer'•
Off ice in pereon at a ... ung or ... tinge •cheduled, to the
be•t of our ability, to enable Englewood to beqin diverting
llevada Ditch water b! the betinning of the 1919 irri9ation
•• •on. (We cannot n any aanner wuarantae the state
Engineer' • Office approval of any fora of auch an intuia
•upply, nor the tiaing of auch approval, it granted.)
VIII. Project Docuaen ation and or Product
1 r a c o project docuaenta ion n4 our wor produc , Jebn
n4 ood, Inc. (•Engine r•) a9~•• to the toll inq. I •
Mr. Mike Woika
Page 5
October 25, 1988
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The Engineer shall maintain a comprehensive project
notebook. All final design calculations, process
control descriptions, technical memoranda, and
significant project correspondence shall be routinely
incorporated into the notebook. Two copies of the
updated notebook shall be available to OWner for review.
Engineer's calculations, drawings and technical
specifications, and other aaterials prepared by Engineer
are instruaents of professional service and shall be and
reaain the property of owner when Engineer has been
coapenaated as set forth herein. Engineer and owner
recognize that such inatruaenta of professional service
are intended only for the Project covered by this
Agre-ent. Reuse of the deaiqn and/or corresponding
docuaenta or portions thereof shall be liaited to owner
and no other parties, and when reuse is conteaplated,
Engineer shall be relieved of all responsibility, and
all title blocks, and references to Engineer shall be
reaoved. Engineer aay use work products froa this
Project unless specifically prohibited by owner in
writing.
We eatiaate that the total coat of our enginearint aervic s will
eventually aaount to $41,500. Although we have given careful
consideration to our scope and the coats thereof, we cannot
9Uar~t-the total even as a II&Xiaua. Experience has tautht us
that we cannot anticipate with any real deg~ of confidence the
extent to which other water users on the Iouth Platte River will
oppose an application to change a water right. Any change of
water right which Englewood nov s-ka, or which it will seek in
the near future, will doubtless be subject to a very close 4~ e
of scrutiny .
e propose to b ll ly accordint
Schedule of Hourly aat.. a nd s... • •uv •
nitor the prCMJreas and coat of i s effort ,
happy to Met with Engle oocS a any tiaa o d cu s
other aatters of concern o Englewood on is proj
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PaCJe 6
October 25, 1988
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We velco.e the opportunity to re•pond to any que•tion• or co..ent• you aay have.
Very truly your•,
~~~'
arc. Pr••ident
JTW:fb
cc: Mr. David Hill
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SCHEDULE OF HOURLY RATES AND EXPENSES
SCHEDULE A
Clulification
Principal Engineer
or Geologist
Project Manager
Project Engineer or
Project Geologist
Staff Engineer/Geologist
Engineer or Geological
Engineer
Draftsperson/
Technician
Field Technician
Typist
Bookkeeper
Coaputer Service
Vehicle Mileage
OUtside Services
and Expenses
JANUARY 1, 1988
Rate Per Hou_x
$ 72.00
$ 52.00
$ 47.00
$ 40.00
$ 35.00
$ 27.50
$ 25.00
$ 23.00
$ 25.00
Varies
30 cents/aile
coat plus 10'
Ttl• above rates are effective for one year froa the date given above.
If the ~ER agrees in writing to liait the ENGINEER'S liability
to the ~ER and to all Construction Contractors and
SUbContractors on the Project due to the ENGINEER'S professional
n89ligent acta, errors or oaiaaiona, such that the total
aggregate liability of the ENGINEER to those naaed shall not
xce d fif y thousand dollars (t50,000) or the ENGINEER'S otal
t e for • rvlc • rendered on this Projec , whichever i• gre r,
h bov hourly ratea and feea will be diacoun ed one p rcent
(1 ), or accep ance or declination of thia liaitation and
r l 1acoun , pleaae indicate by signing in the appropria •
•1 n u • Una in 1 •• 6 of the Contract Condi ions of he in rlng Propoaal.
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SERIES OF 1988
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A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING CORPORATE RATES AND ANNUAL PASSES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD RECREATION CENTER.
WHEREAS, the Parka and Recreation Department haa had many
inquiries from surrounding businessea regarding corporate rates tor the Recreation Center; and
WHEREAS, individuals have inquired about annual passes for their usa at the Recreation Center; and
WHEREAS, the Parka and Recreation Comaiaaion has reviewed
these requests and referred the question of corporate rates and annual passes to City Council;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT:
Section 1. The following corporate rates for businesses
using the Englewood Recreation Center are hereby established as follows:
Corporate Rates (Punch card)
100 visits (4 cards)
300 visits (12 cards)
500 viaita (20 cards)
$160.00
435.00
625.00
($1.60 par visit)
($1.45 per visit)
($1.25 par visit)
Section 2. The annual pass rates for individuals are hereby established as follows:
Annual Paaa Rates (Individual)
Adult
Reeident
Non-resident $195.00
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lat Adult
Senior/Youth (under 11)
Resident
Non-residant
Spouse
$130.00
220.00
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 21st day of November, 1988.
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
Attest:
Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk for the City of Enqlewood,
Colorado, hereby certify that the foreqoinq is a true copy of
Re s olution No. ~, Series of 1988.
Patricia M. Crow
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DATE AGDDA ITEM SUIJlCT Reco-.endation to Approve
Nove.ber 21, 1988 II (g) Recreation Prograa, Park
Facility & Golf Fee Schedules for 1989
IIIITIATID It Enalevood Parka and Recreation Co..iaaion
ACTIOII PaOPOIID Council approval of the reca..endatlona of the Parks and
Recreation Co..laaion for the 1989 fee schedules for Recreation Prograas , Park
Facilitiea and the Enalevood Municipal Golf Course .
ln 191S, City Council paaaed • resolution requlrinc our dapart.ent to conduc an
annual recreation proaraa fee survey to evaluate our feea for
al•llar proar ... char&ed by other daparo.enta in area ,
A aurvey for recreation feea vaa conducted in late S pt
ara aolf f and park facility aurveya . r of 1988 alo v lth • p ·
for recreation proana ftea re r celv d frott t.ak vood , ou h ub ·
r . lr-fleld , Arvada and Thornton .
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FURTHER IIIPOIUIATION
The resolution eatabliahin& a policy for deter.ining recreation prograa fees in the City of Englewood atatea the following :
1 .* That recreation progr .. feaa ahall be ca.petitively priced vith what other agen-
ciaa are charaing, but vith a ainiaua recovery of 100• for adult direct program costa and JS• for youth progr .. coata.
2. That each year in October, a aurvay of recreation progr .. feea ahall be conduct ·
ad in the .. tro area, the aurvay baing uaad aa a guideline to establish a high -
low ranaa of recreation proar .. faaa for the City of Englewood Parka and Recre-ation Dapartaant.
The resolution of 198S vaa initiated "to keep the City abreast of coapetition , to
increase recreation ravanuaa and to keep proar .. quality and enroll .. nt high through raaponaibla pricing•.
* The JS• recovery for direct costa on youth proar .. a vaa changed to SO by City Council at the 1988 budaat retreat .
Currently, faaa for all recreation proar ... aanerata a 43• return on total bud a
axpandituraa . The lacraation Canter aanerataa a 72 • return on all center axp ndl -turaa fro. front counter ad.iaaiona alone .
With the incraaaad faa structure to certain proar .... total ravanuaa to th l r -
ation Dlvlaion should incraaaa by a total ftcura of SlS,000 -$11,000 In 1
COIMIIIIOI ACTIOI
At the v llber 10 Parka and leer atlon <=-halon .. ti
all f •• for all r cr a ton proar , park Ca ilitlaa and ol
by ataff vi h exception o 1 naral cant r ad.laalon , aporta
lea adaiaalo a a the a.craatlon Canter , The 2 lncr a
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• ... F.: "'·00 ., . su .ao rur;~ ,.,00 m .» ,,.,,. ........ , m .~ "·*'•" JtS.OO !ID::-! 1'4 -00 ne .u Ul -\3 .. _
s.ni•'-VI• ... , .... ,
11 "''
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..... ., !Mt~·-· ,, ":'~--n~i. .. , ... 110 -~~ .. / .. ";r:;t .. lJiol'lo il •t~!; ...
AiW 'tO.n : ,., n ... n ' I-::;!"'',..' "':!:.:'w'
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~lai11 Dolls .... Fee : no .oo ·SSO .OO $46 .00
llan ·ln. Fee : $60 .00 .,. At Sell i or 1 /l .,. IliA 560 .00 SS7 .SO
SessU. IAIWth : l uys C...ter l days 6 .. ,
"'m ;,;; "' nr~. ~ d." 10 11rs .
tin . of lns-trv::tl•: ,, y )/ ...
toOlS, ClOtM
AIW'l O.u : """'"" liSt! k i t
.... O.t -Hr. SS .S6 SS .S6 SZ .S6
Clllna Pa l11 t lt19 .... Fee : sso .oo
llan ·ln . fee : su.so
Soni• '-dl: 1/A IIA At Selll~tr IJA .,, At S...l..-.,. • •h
tin . ., l•tn~«i•· C.ter Ceo~t~tr . ... "'; .. 3/ .
AIW 'l O.tt : .
. ln . C.t ter Mr. u .oa
l ......... Sll 00 SII.OO sn .oo
t•n
llan •ln ...... .,. .,, ..,, IliA su.oo llJl UJ .OO sn .so
....... "-dt ' I,..,, I""'· I ""'·
tin . tiC fllUNUt•• I• ";i'atti}W.. •' ~~~·.,,.M . ~~~·· 1/•\.
Md'l C.t:to l .UOJMt• "·50/0UII'I
... O.t --· uoo uoo U .7S
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lc• ~utlftCJ .... Fee: ~21 .00 S20 00 Y S24 .00 S24 .00
......... Fee: . , .. .. , .. II/& II/&' Sll .OO S2S 00 S29 .00 SlO .OO
Snsila~: 7 wlr.s . 6 wh • ... b . 6 wlr.s .
~ ~ 'i' ~r/wk lt hn .
"'Inn .
ttn. of lanNCtlan: t llr/wlr.. It hr/•lr..
Alld'l Colts: ~Ute r•nul
.... Colt-Hr . sa oo ".67 S7 l4 $2 .67
Youth .. lltt .... Fee : St.7S Sll 00 SIZ (S·I yr) SZI.OO Sl0(6-12 yr) U2 00 Sll 79 $24 00
ap I Jan
......... Fee : $11 .70 52200 SII .OO no oo szs .oo s•z oo S24 . 71 uo .oo
Senian t-th: ' ... ,. ....... ....... ' .... ,. 10 ...... . ... ,. 7 ..... ll ... ,.
1tn . ol J•tNCdan : l'f:~~'"''* 11 llrs . . ""'· . ...... Ill llrs . ,..._ 1• nrs .
6 l /4 llrs liZ por:; />14. I llr/MY I llr/>4 l .... , .. t l llr/ . lllr/>14.. l r / .
Md'l Colts :
. '""!' or ootltn urc
.... CDat IIH Hr . u .u SZlS n .oo u .so sz .oo $4 .00 $!.10 n .oo
I t Juz 1 .... Fee : uo .oo SlS (U ·•*'lt S4t ·oo Sl4 ,Jl n o.oo
ltll et
......... FM : II/A II /A .,,. 540 .00 u o.ao "*· SSI .OO '''·'7 n s.ao
""·'·~· ....... 10 ... ,. . ..... '·' .... ,. . ....
ltn . ol liiSti'\ICtlCIIl ~ [l it II ~:· .. """" •v r:;,,. ll ~ .. ~, ... 1\.)) I ~~~r l .,.
AIU 'l CDats l ::;::.;"-· .
a.s . CIIU 11H Hr . u .so n .so s•.oo n .oo u .so
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Youth Ce,.a•lcs ln. Fee : $16 .00 $16 .00 Sll .OO
Man· .. s. Fee: $19 .20 M/A M/l .,. .,. $19 .20 us .oo
Session IAnath : 6 .... ,. 6 wts . 8 .... ,
ltn . of lnst1'\1Ctlon :
7 ,.,., 1~ n,.S . "'. ·~ . II ~ .. ,. I I
p/wl< p/wl< P/"1
Mll'l Costs : • • •
..... Cost Del" Hr. 51.71 $1.71 SI.SO
Dot OMd efiC• -.s . Fee : $25 .00 uz .oo SZ4 00 no .oo $49 00 uz .oo 527 .00
Man · .. s . Fee : no oo Sl6 DO uo .oo .,. us .oo SSt .OO s•.oo U4 00
Session "-tii ~ . ""· ' ...... ..... ' .. ,. ' .... 7 .. ,. . ""'·
Hn . of lMTn.Ction·
r• .. ,., ' ..... .. ,.,., 1 .... • ""· 1 .... 1'6 "'"' :~.:·· '""" lit,. ' ~ "'"' • ,.,.,, !/:~ ., .... t/ .. ,, .. PM
Mll'l Cosu · . collar/1 "'" l col1Ar/1us"
0 Ills . Colt .. T Hr. nu $5)) $)00 $4 .61 $1 .17 SS H n .•
r a ......... , Sl/w\Ho 510/V m:;; s•o .oo 5U so sn.n
tiiiii•Jiin , f•r Sf ,IO ., .. .,. S4flw a ... m ::~ ua .oo Ul .l7 sn . ..o
Snuon lMwdl ~ I 4a.rs Prhalt ..... I lols • .. , .... I_.,
Hn . of 11\ttna:tlon: ...... :,;:: -~ ;; ... ~ ll ""' !J:.' a.s "" ll ...... t.~·
Mll'l Costs ~ ::: ~=r • • =--.:.:~· 1'-" .... t ...... . !...-.ctui"''
... Celt-~~ n .oo n .tt n .sJ uu U\1
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1 t Pottery Jtn . Fee : Sl9 SO Mil at S40 .00 m :~~ S40 .00 Sll . 7S S46 SO
(beg ) Sent or :~::; Nan ·las . Fee : S2l SO Cente~ 560 .00 ua .oo 54 0 .98 ssa 2s
Session~· 6 wits I wlcs . 10 vks . 6 vks . 7 t vb . 12 wks
Hn. of lnstNCUon :
1
•3/wk
24
3/wk zoll"k 11 ljw\. 20 J6 l/wio:
giUtP ftrtng tg uu
chy/tooh Alkl'l Costs : cl ay/tools l ay/tools clay/tools
Jtn. Cost DeT Hr. Sl 01 51.67 SI.ZO U .Zl $1.59 Sl.29
out Po tttPry lin . F•' 1U ~OO UIUIO tlt .OO ll4.00 124 .00 U 7.c;o
("t) ,.,,.. ~"' Nan ... s . ,.. ~ SI I.OO S4 Z.OO Sl4 .00 StO .OO Sl i.OO sn .oo
Session '-til: ' .... 6 .... , 10 ...... ' .... 1 I . 5 vk s .
Hrs . of J•tNCUCII'I ' I ! "''· It ~ors oiwt 9 tlrs ~;~r s , IS I ~Mrs ll rs ~,:• lU rs , 10 rs :,:~·
Alkl 'l Costt ~ . clay clay
las . Con pn ttr. "·" u .n Sl l1 Sl .l) u .u s1 .n
h r ICI IIH . Fee : $10 .00 SltUID S4S . 00
( ,
llan ·IIH . I'M • ur.oo . ,. tt SeAl ... sa .oo $\6 .)5
S..t ,_ "-"'' . ""~· tltltft' ' ... , . " .....
""· of IMnv.tiCII'I l " .S/ ... ll '!foolo .• )/•t
. Alkl 'l Otlt1 ~ ·~~;: ,,
las . C:eu "'" "' 51k We st .. n
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ltKrea th,Nl -.s. fee: YCM.ttll s .75 s 1.00 S !.SO s 1. 75 s 2.00 S l .SO s t.•l s 1.00
Swl•
Nan-an. Fw: Youth s 1.25 s 2 .00 s 2.00 s 2 .Stl s 2 .00 s us s 1.91 s 1.25
Res . fN : Adult s 1. 75 s 1.25 s 1 75 s 2 .25 S 2 lS s 2 .00 s t.• S !.SO
...,.. ... ,. Fee : Adult s 3 00 s 2 75 s 2 .25 $ 3 .25 s 2 .25 s 2 so s 2 " s 2.00
Add'l Gosu:
.... Clost Pft" .. ,,,. ... ,,. Mlly daily Mily .. ,,,. .. ,,, dt~ly
Yout l-to·S .... Fee : $19 .70 $2100 s 9 .00 $20.00 SII .OO 520 .00 $16 .71 u•.oo ........... : su .~ Sl'S .OO S1• .00 uo .oo su .oo Slt.OO sn .u S11 .00
SftllCIII '-ttl ' ..... ' .... s .... S wh . s .... 5 .. ,. 5 .3 ..... s ""''·
ltn of lnstNCtiCIII ' '"" '""· s ""· 5 "· s ""· s ""· s ""· s.J "~'
Add '1 Cos tl
In Clost prr Hr . U .ll u .so Sl .SO $t .OO u .m St .OO u .u u .ao
I l·t ·S ~-~· $19 .10 Slt .OO S t .OO SlO .OO sn.oo UJ ,It n .oo
*''""· , ... sn .so UJ .OO Slt .OO no .oo Ut .OO sn.ro StOO
SHtiOil '-VI• ' ... ' .... ' .. ,. ' .... s .... 5 .... s ... ,.
ttrt of lnstNC:t l•• ' ....... ' .. ". S l!n . '""· 1011". ' ..... ~ l t '-·
Add 'l Cons ·
In Con •r Hr . u .n n .so u .. so lt .OO U .60 "·" U .IO
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aqu. here he ln. Fee: 527 .00 $11 .00 $9 .00 $27 .00 us .oo $23/., $23 .16 524 .00
........ Fee: u2 . .a szz.oo 514 .00 $40 .00 $40 .00 $261., $29 .06 uo .oo
Sen'-a-th: ' '· 1 -til s .... s .... s "*'· -til 4 .1 .... 5 '
""· of Juti\ICtt..: 11 ""· 13 ""· 7.5 llurs 10 llrs . 15 llrs . 111111•1 ted 12 .7 ""· 15 llrs .
Md'l O.ts :
.... O.t...-Hr. Sl.SO Sl.• Sl.ZO SZ.JO sz .u Sl.IZ $1.60
AdwiN:M .... Fee : uo .n 1/A 1/A $30 .00 $3300 sza .oo U0 .31 su .oo
Ll fese•l"9
$40.00 ....... fee : su .zo MS .OO s•.oo s•.oo , ...
Senillll '-til: ' .. " • 4 IW' ..... 4"" 4 .. "''11r I Mys t Zt INt~'~r
""· of J•ti\ICtt.l : ,. "" zo !Irs . zo "". ZO ltrs. Zlltn. ZO hrs .
Md 'l O.ts: IMMsl•n . MMS 1"c:S r .. ''T.:'c~u
ln. C.t •r Hr. Sl.M Sl .IO Sl.iS $1.10 $1 .51 51 .60
llf .. .... Fee : 1/A 1/A 1/A l/A ., .. ,,.,00 ,,. .. nz .oo Tretlll
........ Fee : sso .oo sso .oo 54 0.00
S..dllll t..Mdl : '•ts I' •:':,.:
Mrt . of IIWli\ICUIIII' ZO hrs . zo Iri-s . 14 IW''
Md'l O.u :
111~ r:W 1.rvn :::·~r:!,
.... Con.rMr. 51 .70 Sl .JO st .n
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w.s . I. .... Fee : . ,. .,. .,. uo .oo Ul .OO UI .OO $33 .66 S4 0 .00
lllln·I'H. Fee : $45 .00 ue .oo sss .oo 546 .00 sso .oo
Session &Mwth : 10 dl)'l • l " 4 di1S t 6 II $ dl)'l • ' "
6 dlyS f
S hr .
Hn . of lutNCtlan: lO llrs . lO hrs . l6 llrs . lZ llrs . lO hrs .
AIW'l Cosu : loot-Nit . llooks
l)lV 11ee11 cross IJOOU It
FN lied Cro ss
.... Cost .... Hr . SI.OO Sl.lO SI .OS St. OS St.ll
.... Fee :
........ Fee :
SntlCIII '-wth ·
lin . of 1111tn.ctlan•
AIW 'l Cosu :
Jn . Cost .. r Hr • ....... :
....... Fee :
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TO: Leon Kuhn, Director of Parks and Recreation
FROM: Ken Ballard, Recreation Supervisor
DATE: November 14, 198B
As a result of the Commission meetinq on November lOth,
the followinq are the reco~mendations for ~ntrance fees
to the Recreation Center for 1989. These rates reflect a
50¢ across the board increase for all drop-in rates.
Center Admission
Coupon Card
(35\ Diacountl
Coupon Card
(35\ Discountl
Coupon Card
(35\ Diacountl
Annual Pass
Recreation Center Rates
Youth Adult
1.25 to 1.75 Res 2.00 to 2.50 Res
1.75 to 2.25 Non-Res 2.50 to 3.00 Non-Res
28.25 to 34.00 Res 45.00 to 49.00 Res
39.50 to 44.00 Non-Res 56.25 to 59.00 Non-Res
1.00 to 1.50 Res 1.50 to 2.00 Res
1.25 to 1.75 Non-Res 2.00 to 2.50 Non-Res
22.50 to 29.00 Res 33.50 to 39.00 Res
28.25 to 34.00 Non-Res 42.00 to 49.0 0 Non-Res
1.00 to 1.50 Res 1.50 to 2.00 Res
1.25 to 1.75 Non-Res 2.00 to 2.50 Non-n s
22.50 to 29.00 Rea 33.50 to 39.00 Rea
21.25 to 34.00 Non-Rea 42.00 to 49.00 Non-Rea
W~th an 1ncreaae in da1ly ad• aa1on rates, th re should be a
correapondi.nq incr ••• 1n th coat of an annual pass. How v r,
by cont nutnq to d scount the coat of an annual paaa h r
should b an increaa in their sale.
~nnu l P •• You h 5 n or
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110.00 0 130.00 'oo.oo to 220.00
s.oo
Ad ul
l 0.00 o ltS.OO
225.00 0 245.00
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'10.00 0 o.oo
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Racquetball
With the decline in the popularity of Racquetball in the last
year and one-half, I am reluctant to recommend a fee increase
for 1989. If one is desired, then a 50¢ increase is all that
should be considered. This would make the rates:
Resident
Non-Resident
Photo I.O.
Pri• TiM
6.00 to 6.SO
7.SO So 8.00
Non-Prime Time
5.00 to 5.50
6.25 to 6 .75
Since the photo I.O. syste• vas int roduced approximately five
years aqo, there has been no increase in the fee for the card.
A .so increase is reco ... ndedJ 1.50 to 2.00.
Sports
Tea• fees for Adult Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball were
co~ared with the four Depart .. nts in the Southern Metro Area.
For the .aat part, our fees are co~arable especially when
considerinq the facilit1es, days and tl .. s of so .. of the leaques.
OYer the last four to five years, all of the Tea• Sport fees
have vitneased sitnificant increaaes. For 1919 I •• reco...nd1n9
additlonal increaaea but not as larqe as 1n the past laee attached).
Jr/Sr A•rican
For the laat four to five years th fee• for Jr/Sr A .. r1can
Sport• have been increased by at leaat $3.00 a aport every year.
With the ltll fee ncreaae to lt.OO we are at or al qhtly above
a SO\ coat recovery. After atudy1ft9 the fe survey and cona1derin9
our fee recovery policy, anoth r increaa 11 neceaaary. However,
it IIUI be realued t.ha Vlth h cont.lnual ria in the r qhtntlon
coat, we are beg nn1"9 to hav proble VLth people beLnq able
to pay nd play.
t/1/ltt lt.OO po o 22.00 r apor •
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The fees charged for this program are tied to the fees charged
for Jr/Sr American. In 1988 the Young American program
r~covered more than SO\ of its operating expenses.
19.00 per sport to 22.00 per aport
Fitness
Rates have been increasing by .25 an hour over
years. For 1919 an additional • 25 increase is
Classes
Resident 1.50/hour to l. 75/hour
Non Resident 1.95/hour to 2.25/hour
DrOf:!-In
Resident 2.00/hour to 2.25/hour
Non Resident 2.50/hour to 2.75/hour
Cou~n
Resident 1.75/hour to 2.00/hour
Non Resident 2.20/hour to 2.50/hour
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the last four
being recommended •
(24. 00)
(30.00)
All prograas in this area are already .. etin9 the Depart .. nts
fee recovery require .. nts and aost are far above the ainiaua
require .. nt. In addition, the aajorlty of prograas in th1s area
have fees hi9her than the avera9e chac9ed by the co .. unltles
included in the survey. As a result, I aa not reco ... ndlng
any f .. increases in this area for 1919.
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Parenthes1s are: 1986 -88 fees
Adult Volleyball
1986 1987 1988 1989 86 87 88 8 •·
Fall and Winter ($100) 1$125) 1$1501 $150 Non-res feel$ 21 I$ 41 I$ 6)$ 8
( 75) ( 100) ( 1251 ISO Res1dent I 0)( 21 ( )) ..
Su.-er ($ 751 ($100) ($1251 $125 Non-res fee($ 21 IS 411$ 6)$ 8
( 60) I 75) I 100) 125 Resident I 0)( 211 )) 4
I 50) so Doubles
Basketball
Stop Clock ($375) 1$375) ($385) $395 Non-res feel$ 7) ($ 8) ($10)$11
Resident I 0) I -111 51 6
Runnin9 l$315) ($325) 1$335) $345
su ... r
Runnin9 ($200) l$225) ($235) $245 Non-res fee($ 41 IS 61 IS 8)$ 9 Resident I 0)( l I I 41 5
Softball
Fast A ' 8 ($625) ($650) l$675) $695 Non-res feel$10) l$101 IS121$1 3
Res1dent I 0)( 5)( 6) 7
c ($350) ($375) ($395) $410 Non-rea fee($ 61 IS 8)($10)$11
Rea1dent I 0) I 4) ( 5) 6
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Men's (Sl25) ($375) ($3751 $395 Non-res fe IS 4, ( $ 81 ($10)$12
Resident I 0) ( 4 ) ( 51
co-ed/ ($275) 1$300) 1$3251 $335 Non-res f ($ 4) ( $ 6) ($ 81$1 0
Wo .. n•s Redden ( 0) ( 3)( 4) s
Fall
Co-ed ($100) ($1 75) 1$200) $225 Non-rea fe ($ 21 ($ 4)($ II$
Resid n ( OJ I 2)( 4) 5 • .. n'• "175) CS22SJ ($250) $25 U 3) IS 6) IS II ' ( 0, ( 31( ., s
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Leon Kuhn, Director Para and Jtecr~ti
Jerrell Black, aacreation Superviao
october 2a, 1111
Propoaed 1'-Incraaau for 1111 ProcJr ...
Tba followinv proc,r ... are liated with 1111 current f-.cbedulu
and 1119 propoaed f-acbedulu. Tba left~Jth of a .... ion vari••
with the different ... aona, therefore, the f-• are baaed on •
per bour baaia.
1111 .. _ 1111 PropoHd
Jteoreatioaal avia
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Youth .... • 1.00 • 1.25
Youth liOn-.... 1.21 1.50
Adult .... 1.50 1.75
Adult 11oft-.... 2.00 2.25
Youth LNm-to-8via 2.10/hr. 3.02/br.
Adult s.an-u-aria 2.10/hr. 3.aofbr.
::: buclae 1.10/hr. 1.1'7/hr.
uoed Lif...,let 1.ao,lhr. 1. '71/br. Lifegual'd t'reilliag 1.10/hr. 1. '75/br. Wat.r hfety I~r 1.:U/hr. 1.40/hr.
Planrounu tU/ ... aion tiO/ .... lon oar cap t'71/ .... 1on tiS/ ... alon
'fill)" 'l')"kea • 1.1'7/hr. • loll/hr • Plar Pactorr 1.10/hl'. 2.00/br. 'J'ou•In~-&itoben 3 .00/br. 3.1'7/br. kida-la-Tbe-Kitaben 3.00/hr. 3.1'7/br. Iuper 11tt8r 2 •• 0/br. 2.11/)U'.
Youth aaUet, Tap I Jaaa 2.00/hl'. a.U/br. I • •
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Adult Guitar
Ballroaa Dence
country SVincJ
Adult Jaaa • Ballet
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4.13/hr.
2.50/hr.
2.50/hr.
2.50/hr.
$ 3.75/hr.
4.31/hr.
3 .13/hr.
3.13/hr.
3 .13/hr.
I u zwcc•wnd1NJ tba faa tor tba far. to reaain at .50 canta. I
bava provided a aaparata report for the draaa proqru and all of
tba arta and crafta proqrua for ltlt have bean delated.
1919 ~r Dr..a Production
The ~r Dr .. Production continues to struggle to •et the required
recovery perc•tage of 35S . 111 IMS the percent of recovery was 291, in 1986
the perc•t of recovery was US, alld in IM7 the percent of recovery was 17S .
Oftce all expenditures are posted for 1911, the percent of recovery could be
1.--r than any of the previous years listed. The direct cost alone for the
dr..a production is approxi .. ttly Sl5,000 .
With the perc•t of recovery for youth pf'Oir..S rahed to a required 501
recovery, the cost for 1989 partictpatton wtll be asti"'OIIOItcal. Based on a
very htgh parttclpatton \tvtl alld 1 very opttatsttc ttcket salts, the
following wtll be necessary to .. t that requi...-nt .
Cu
Class r .. :
lesidtnl -SSO (atnt-of lO)
llon·lesident • HS (atnt-of 20)
Tfc t Prices :
Tt c
Youth • S8 (a al
Adult • SlO (at•
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of ZOO)
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'10: Leon luhn, Director, Parks & Recreation
LuAnne Mickelson, Director, Malley Center
October 20, 1988
fees and Chara•• Survey
I have c~leted the Senior Center survey for fees and charges. As I
auapected, there ia very little consiatency in hov Senior Centers
char&•• vhat'a eKpected of thea in teras of revenue recovery and
little coneiateacy in what is offered as far as classes and activities .
llaay ara ia tbe process of re-evaluatina revenue production with the
bope of iacreaaiaa it.
Tha follovina criteria vas used in selectina Centers to be surveyed:
1) Neaberabip size.
2) Priaarily recreation centers -not social service centers.
)) Acceptable rana• of classes and activities offered.
4) Proaiaity to Malley Center: i.e., Littleton C~nity Center,
Aolarora, Deaver, Lellevood.
5) full-tiaa, paid Santor Center staCC.
C.atere ~rweyed were :
1) L1ttletoa to..untty Canter (So. Suburban)
) c r
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Mamorandum
October 20, 1988
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2) There is no way to coapare actual class costs in most instances
because aany center's proaraas are on-aoin& as opposed to specific
sessions and aany allow "drop-in" participation with a drop-in fee or
punch card as opposed to pra-raaistration. Therefore, a coaparison of
revenue recovery policies and basis for settin& fees is a more valid
.. thod of comparison.
3) Ona-Day Trip ravanua is included in all revenue totals except
Kallay Center's. Malley's is handled as a reiabursable account. One-
Day Trip sales at Malley raprasant approxiaataly 526,000.00 annually.
This il a ravanua recovery of approxiaataly 2S% over expenses.
4) Jona of tha senior cantars with tha exception of Kallay Canter
have any responsibility to tha aquatics prcaraa. Kallay Center is
raspoasibla for aarketina and raaistarina all Senior Aquatics proaraas.
Tha ravanua racovarad is approxiaately SlS,OOO.OO annually and is
deposited directly into the Aquatics account. Proaraa expenses are
budaatad end paid throuah the Aquatics budaat.
S) Senior C.nur revenue recovery and has are in lara• part
dependant on facility and City/District policies. Saallar, lass
adequate facilities dapand aora on trip revenue. Saallar classrooms
l~t cha typal and nuabara of proar ... offered. Allowina liquor in
tha facility incraa111 rental revenue (Au rora, o. Jaffee, So. Suburban).
6) Vol~ and participation dictates class f••• -the laraar tba
vol~. t~ lower cba faa. The basis for aattiQI faaa raaaina tha .....
Ut :ba
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a.cLOS IC.S/UCOIMDIDAT lOllS
1) leweaue a.cowery Polley : All Centers consid er o nly direct costs in
cletenainin& fees, ( nstruc t o r 6o &terials). !Ulley, Littleton,
Auror& and No. Jef!co a ll ch&rae of in mum ot 100% of direct costs.
Denver, Westain ster and Lakew oo d do not. Lakew ood is hoping to
.ave aore in this dir:ect~on.
2) All Centers, with the exception of Malley, char&• non-residents more
tban residents . ln ao .. cases this policy is not enforced. Soae
activities and classes within a Center aay not be subject to a non-
resident fee (i.e., outdoor recreation pro&raaa-Mo. Jeffco). The
difference in feea for non-residents varies froa +2S% to Sl or S2
per activity. Of the 6 centers surveyed, 2 char&• a percent•&•
difference, the rest a dollar aaount difference. lf En&levood were
to conaldar a non-resident additional fee, I would stron&lY reco ... nd
it be a) a dollar a.ount, not a percent•&•• b) vary fro• Sl to $3,
.. pendina on the baa• coat of the activity (exaapla: a S2 sealnar
.auld be an additional Sl, a hiaher priced class would be aore),
c) tbat outdoor recreation pro&r ... be exeapted froa the non-resident
fee aa in the case of No. Jaffco. Halley Center currently char&••
t ... hl&hast faaa for this pro&raa. To chara• aon wo uld be "aore
tban the traffic could bear" and therefore, be counterproductive.
l) Malley Senior Aquatics fees are lover than those charaed by other
cltlaa . This is due to 2 factors: a ) the other senior centers
bava notbtna to do with the proaraa, b) reaiatrationa are biaher
la Eaclavood, therefore, class sizes are laraer and par class
revenue recovery 1reater .
4) Rall•y Fitness claea f••• are lover than aoat. This ia due, •&ain,
la part t o the laraar n~ar: of participants and, therefore, a 1 r
r .. to recover 1001. However, v• intend to raise the Fitness class
r ... fToa SlO par aaaato to 1 12 par aaaalon as o f January 1 . 1919.
5) C..na• no other faa baa d on f••• and chara•• survey . Continue to
ite r a ad increase faa to tnaura a a ln~• of 1001 of direct
c"u. ,, feea -..,ror: ,
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Leon Kuhn, Director Parks and Recreation
FROM: J..es J. Kavinsky, Superintendent of Parks
DATE : October 20, 1988
SUBJECT: Current Fees and Charges in the Parks SysteM
Charges/fees for shelter house reservations, athletic field use
(Detention Pond) are listed accord i ngly. An info~l survey has
indicated no one is anticipating an increase in their rates for 1989 .
Park Shelter Reservation :
$30 .00 for lst 5 hours
S 5.00/hr . for each addit ional hour
$60.00 for a 10 hour day
1. Detention Pond COIIPltx
A. Wise Field (Baseball)
8.
c.
Engl..ood Schools/City sponsored
Rtdbirds blstblll
Non sponsored /non Iff llated
ld
o. •' [ t
no fee
SlO .OO/g a /prat t e
S35 .00/ga /practice
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2. Park Syst~ Areas
Same charges as used on the Detention Pond
The current fee structure appears adequate at the present time
regarding ~at we charge outside organizations. I feel an adjustment
(increase) should be applied to Englewood Soccer and the Redbirds
baseball tea• as follows :
Englewood Soccer
Redbirds Baseba 11
Current fee
S 2.00/game
$10 .00/game
Increase
s 1.00
$15.00
New Fee
S 3.00/game
$25 .00/game
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FROM• Bill Cl~ton
TO• £nclewood City Council
£nclewood City ~4r.1 Director Parka • Rec.
SUBJECT • Non-Reaident •e•berahip feea at Malley Center.
At the preaent ti••• the City of £nclewood doaa not differentiate
between reaidenta and non-reaidenta at the ~alley Center.
It ia ti•• for ua to review and approve the fee achedula for 1989,
and the Malley adviaory co .. ittaa la coinc to reco ... nd to ua that
wa continua to charc• the .... faaa to reaidanta and non residenta.
It ia .y feelinc that we ahould charca non-residents •ora thaA we
charca reaidants, for the followinc raaaona.
1) "All Cantara, with the exception of Malley, charce non-residents
aora than raeidante.• per LuAnne Mickeleon. Obviouely, this
principle ie racocniaed ae einc fair and equitable throu&hout
the Metro are a.
Z) Our policy of recoverinc 1~ of "d rect operatinc coete " doea
not addraaa the initial capital expenael. and t • onco inc expenaea
ot .. intainanca or capital equipaent and faci11t i ea wh i ch are
paid out of K!SIO T TAX K! •
Thle ai•ply .. ana that t e non -reelde n t
while the reaident 11 paylnc
revenue. CUR TLY ~ Sl
aa .ot aucaaatlnc at •
t that a reaident 'e co eta
er non -rael dtnt e.
)) l reel t at t. ere •
or • city prov 4 1
lt a a un4antly cl u. area eo not a
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FRott:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
lntrodvction
~~lorado Municipal League
16SO"tineetn Street, Suite 2100
Denver, Colorado 80264
(303) 831 ·6411
"ayora and "•nagera (or Clerke in "unicipalities wh1ch Have No
"•nagerl which Contrlbuted to the 1987 League Fund for Par-
ticipation in Anticipated and Pending Telecoaaun1cat1on
Deregulation and Rate Proceeding•
Ken Bueche, Executive Director
Geoff W1laon, Staff Attorney
Propoaed Utill&&tlon of a Portion of the Fund for a Proqra
Oea1qned to Reduce o r Control Hun1cipal Telecoeaun1cat1on Coats
l""EDIATE RESPOISI aEOUESTED
In a ee.a dated Avgvat 19, 1917, to eayore and eanag ra <or cler a 1n eun1c1·
pah 1ee which have no aanagerl. the Lea9ue tnvited eun1<:1pah tea to con·
r1 vte hrou9h a voluntary aaaeeeeent of 7 cents per cap1 • tor League
par 1c1pation in pendin9 and an 1c1pated teleco eun1cat1on proceedlnge e1t er
Ill dereqvlatin9 telecoeauntcatton Cprtearlly telephonel aerv1cea or 121
affect ng rate reqvlation of reqvlated elecoeevni catton tpr1aar1ly
rv1c •· T e pr1eary ob)ect1vea of Lea9ve part1cipat1on we e1 Ill o eneure
ha eleco aunt c atton eervtcee exteneively utilt.&ed by eun1 c1p litlee
ula d unl •• d quate co petltion ex1a • Cor and 121 o
Col tal c ntca ton 1c r a1n eubJ
r • 1n
&VOld
o PUC
hvnau eun1c1p hu • con nbw ed
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In Hay 1988 the Execut1ve Board author1zed the format1on of a CM L Telecom-
munlcationa Coaaittee to, aaong other th1ngs, exam1ne opportun1t1es for
reducing aunicipal telecomaunication costs. That Coma 1ttee has met and
interviewed var1ous telecoaaunicationa co naultan~a. At its Octobe r 13, 1988,
aeeting the CHL Telecoaaunicationa Coaaittee recommended to the Executive
Board that:
CHL undertake, subject tn available financ1ng, construction
of a data base of telecoaaunication usage by aember munlcl-
palitiea, analyze alternatives available to aunicipalit1es,
and negotiate telecoaaunicatlOn aerVlC8S at reduced COSts
for aunic1palities.
Propose to those aunicipalitiea whi c h contr1buted to th e
1987-1988 telecoaaun1cationa proceedings fund that the CHL
Execut1ve Board be authorized to expend a port1on of
reaa1n1ng uncoaeitted funds for the above purposes.
CHL reta1n the fir• ot Telacoaaun1cat1ona lnternat1onal,
Inc., aa consultant.
At ita October 1• eeet1n9 the Execut1ve Bo1rd generally endorsed the recoa en·
dat1ona of the Telecoaaunicat1ona Coaa1ttae, 1natructed stiff to canter w1th
thoae aun1c1pal1tiea vh1ch contrlbutad to the tund ·ra1a1ng atfort 1n 1987 aa
to the1r v1ll1ngness to apply a port1 on of the tunds for thls purpoe , ana
report b1ck to the £xecut1ve Board betore f1nal dec1s1on was aada.
Because the proposed uae of tunda depart• soaevhl froa the acope oC act1v1ty
or1g1nally conteeplated, the Executive o rd d1d not v•nt o ut1l1ze L nda tor
thu purpose without eons ltauon ,., h the eur11cap ltl • vh1 ch con tn b ad.
Laue u
re u1 • r
he aptrl o the 1987 progr•• 1n 1ta
o ee n1cat1on coa e of a n1c1pal1 1ae. Currant rev nu •
au!f1c1ant o 11nanca ell pendlng c aea 1n w tch he
o th r pr1or1ty proc lng 1a ant1c1patad w 1c v1 ll
1n1"9 tund1.
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recent deregulation action of the PUC, U S W~ST <prev1ously known as 'Hounta1n
Bell"> 1a authorized to negotiate private line rates at below the tariff rates
wh ich are noraally charged to private line uaera. The larger the volume of
pr1vate l1ne uaage, the aore l1kely that U S WEST will agree to negot1ated
rates. Because of the high uae collect1vely by aunic1palit1es ot pr1vate l1ne
services, there ia a aubatant1al opportunity for aun1c1pal1t1ea to negot1ate
pr1vate line rates at below ex1sting tariffs on behalf of aeaoer aun1c1pal1-
tiea or to explore other telecoaaunication alternat1vea 1ntended to reduce
telecoaaunication coata.
In addition to private line usage, aunicipalitiea are heavy uaera of other
telecoaaunication services. Thia study and progra• w1ll also e valuate the
feaa1bility of aunicipalitiea utilizing alternat1ve telecoaaun1cat1on arrange -
aenta, if available, in waya which are aore coat-etfective for aunlclpalltlea.
A beneficial by -product of the prograa w1ll be obta1n1ng ·ao re 1nforaat1on on
telecoaaun1cation uaa9e by .. aber aunlc&palitlea. Such an &nvantory v1l l be
valuable to aun1cipal1tiea and to the League 1n avaluat&ng future telacoa ·
aun1cat1on legialat&on or PUC proceedings affact1ng aunlc&palltlaa. The
League haa aoaet& .. a exper&enced an absence of aoequate data to evaluate fully
the affect on aunic&palitiea of proposals by U S !ST or others for changes 1n
telacoaaun&cation tariffs and regulations.
lequeated Action
SubJect to any 1nput froa aun&c&~lit&ea vh&ch con
the Executive Board plana to proe-.4 aa outl&ned 1n
approves &apleaentat&on o the prograa, the La
Taleca..un&cat&ona lnternat&onal , Inc., and he
preparation and aail1n9 ot a tel un&ca &on
auni ctpahuea .
nbute4
hu
to tu cl,
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APPENDIX A
RtDQrt of Ttltcottunication Proceeding• financed Throuah
the 1987 fynd
The League collected 198,660.63 fro• 133 munic1pali ties toward League par -
ticipation in pending and ant1cipated teleco••unicatlon proceed1ngs. Fro~
thlt atount the League Executive Board has author1zed part1c1pat10n 1n f1ve
separate teleco••un1cation proceed1ngs before the Publ1c Ut1l1t1es Co~tlSslon
and author1zed a total expenditure for those proceed1ngs of s52,00d. Pr1nted
below 1s a su••ary of each proceed1ng, League part1c1pat1on, ana the status of
the proceed1ng.
Private Lint Dtreqylttion <PUC Proctlding 37367>
In th11 proceed1ng US We1t Cprev1oualy known as 'H ounta1n Bel l'> sought
deregulation of a w1de range of pr1vate l1ne 1erv1ces. Th1s proceed1ng va s
exptnded by the PUC follow1ng passage 1n 1987 of H.B. 13 36 on telecottunlca-
tlon deregulatlon. The League actively particlpated 1n the expanded pr1vate
lint proc td1ng to pr serve regulation of essentl al pr1vate l1ne s rv1 ces Ultd
by un1c1palit1e1, or, 1n the alternative, to argue for •axltUt charges or
these service• to be Itt by the PUC. The League was par icularly concerned
With proposed pr1vate l ne deregulat1on becauae of extens1ve use of pr1vate
l1ne aervices by tuniclpalit ea. In the fall of 1987 the PUC 11sued 1t1
d c1110n wh1 ch in general all o ed U S EST o negotlate and contrac v1th
aera of pr1vat1 ltnea a rat a below published tarlff rate• but no lower an
long-t r. lncr .,n al coa • for hat 1 rv1c1. The PUC tlao au hor1zed
der gulat1on o c rtt1n other prtvt 1 lint tervtcea. The PUC 1ncluded eo 1
lttequard 1n 1 a d c111on p rtltlly der ul t1ng prtvttt line eerv1c a,
tl gh it did not o ae far ae he League tel d atrable o pro ect curr nt
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continued full regulation by the PUC. That had been the understanding of CHL
when the legislation was enacted, but U S WEST argued before the PUC that H.B.
1336 immediately deregulated or made E-911 services subJect to deregulation by
the PUC. In a ruling favorable to munic1palities and other emergency service
providers, the PUC affirmed that E-911 services were "Part Il " services
subject to continued full regulation by the PUC. That decision has been
appealed by U W WEST and O.C.C. to the District Court where the appeal is
pending.
Asset Seqreaation <PUC Proceeding 6634 and Case No. 6689>
In this proceeding the PUC is establishing regulations to govern the alloca-
tJ.on of assets a ong services wh1ch remain subJeCt to PUC r egulat1on and
services which arc deregulated. This process is important to telecommun1ca-
tion users so that U S WEST's deregulated activ1ties are not subs 1dized by
those services which rema1n regulated and for wh1ch compet1t !ve alternat1v s
are not ava1lable o teleco aun1cat1on users . The League has 1nterv n u 1n
tho proc ed1ng and 1s aon1tor1ng progress on a l1a1t d scale. No i1n.al
dec1sion has be n reach d by the PUC, although tea~orary regulat1ons have b en
adopted by the PUC.
In ht.
9881)
he PUC w1ll detere1ne whe her Ill U S EST snould refund
the use ot
EST should be
deprec1a 1on
Coapany o charge
on inv a • nts.l The retund
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DISTRICT COURT. ;/. l\,W\PAHOE COU STY
CASE NO . 'i"'?CV-103 '( Di.,.,CtRm 3
SUMMO~S
.CO LORADO
rwv lS' 1988 X Di: u'if ~1V . ..
'·· 9Uflef!
VDCENl' I(. 'nmNE:R, v . CI'IY CF ENiLEH:XD, EII8L8IOOO
a ~cipal Corporation
Pl:.intiff
11M People o1 the S~t1t or Colorado
To the Def•ndant(s) named above:
Defendant
You arc summuned anu rc<lu i rc.J tu Iii~ with th~ ckrL. nf this cuurt •n """"•' nr uthc:r rcspo~sc to the attached
complaint withtn twenty (~0) .J:~y~ aft.:r th~> >Un>m•>n• 1 'c:rv~.J nn yuu in th~ St:llc: uf Cnlor•uo. or within thirty
(30) days :&Iter tt'-.IJ <ummur.;: i$ '~rv~:tJ un )'-'"' nut,,4J ..: t he St at e-uf C tllnr:u.lt•.
I( yuu f;ul to lilc yocr :~n wc:r nr o th.:r r c:•Jlt>r.•~ 111 th~ cumplaint 1n v. lint: wit hi n t he applic:bl c lom e period,
judam•nt by clcf~ult may b~ ~nt~r~.J J;••n•t ynu by th.: C<>urt fur the: r.:h~f .J.:rn:~nJc.J '"the ,omplat nt, without
any f u rther no tice to Y•>u .
This summoiW 11 i»u~td pu~uant tu Rult' ~. C RCI', aa au•cndcd .
A copy olthc complai nt mUll be Mr'M Wllll 1 11111m-•.
RETUR.'i OF SER\1C£
State of
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DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO
Case No. 88 C:V 4038, Division 3
AMENDED VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR REPLEVIN
VINCENT K. TURNER,
Plaintiff,
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, a
Municipal Corporation,
Defendant.
COMES NOW the Plaintiff herein, by and throuqh his
attorneys, Daniel T. Moyle, Jr., P.C., and for a Coaplaint in
Replevin pursuant to Rule 104, C.R.C.P., alleqea as follows:
CQTIFIQTION CONCIBHDICi MANpATORX ARBITRATION
1. The exclusive r-edy requested herein is for recovery
of personal property pursuant to Rule 104, C.R.C. P. Since no
aonetary relief is sou9ht, the requested relief is equitable in
nature and is, therefore, exeapt fro• aandatory arbitration.
2. That pursuant to Rule lot.l(a), C.R.C.P., the
proceedinc, 1a ex-pt fro. arbitration because it seeks only an
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3. The En9lewood Police Department has completed its
investi9ation of the alle9ed theft of the paintin9 and has
deterained that no criainal char9e• will be filed, but,
nevertheless, it refuses to return the paintin9 to the Plaintiff
who is the ri9htful owner of said paintin9.
4. The
possession of
Plaintiff.
En9lewood Police Department
said paintin9 and refuses
is
to
presently
return it
in
to
5. Plaintiff is entitled to possession of said paintin9 as
he is the rightful owner of it.
6 . Said paintin9 is bein9 detained by the Defendant City
of En9levood against the Plaintiff's claia of ri9ht of
possession. The specific facta conatitutin9 such detention
includes the Defendant's refusal to allow the Plaintiff to
peacefully repossess said paintin9 froa Defendant's pr .. ises.
7. The estimated value of said paintin9 is $10,000.
1. To the beat of Plaintiff'• inforaation and belief, he
all&eJe• that the paintin9 is presently at the Englewood Pol ice
Department at 3615 South Zlati, Englewood, Colorado 10110.
9. The aaid paintin; has not been taken for a tax
aaaeaa .. nt or fine snarauant to atatute or aehed under any
execution a9ainat property.
VKEREPORI, Plaintiff praya aa followa:
1. For a T .. porary Order requb•ln; the City of
Englevood to aold said painti"9 in a safe place and
otherviae protect it and reatrainift9 and en joinin; the
City of Eft9levood froa 9ivin; the paintin; to anyone
otber tbat Plaintiff until this matter aas been
naolv
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5. For such other and further relief as the
Court deems proper.
Plaintiff's Address:
Post Office lox 11
Fraser, Colorado 10442
ITATB OF COIDRADO
~IITY OP JEPP'DSOII •••
Respectfully submitted,
DANIEL T. MOYLE, JR., P.C.
By· I ~-~ · oaliiT:MOYif Jr .129
Attorneys for Plaintiff
4251 ~iplinq Street, 1585
Wheat Ridqe, Colorado 80033
(303) Ul-6070
The underaiqnect hereby et.etee that be has read
t.be above Verified Co.plelat ia i ntr atatee the ....
to be true and accurate in all r...,..:t.e
IW>•crlbad and evom ~ f
Nov r, 11 11, by Daniel T. IOyle, 3r. 1• day of
VT'I'VI~I han4 and officia l 1.
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DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO
Case No. --~8~8~CV~~40~3~8 _______ , Division ---------------
MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RETENTION or PAINTING (EX PARTE)
AND ORDER
VINCENT K. TURNER,
Plaintiff,
vs.
CITY or ENGLEWOOD, a
Municipal Corporation,
Defendant.
CC»>ES NON Plaintiff herein, and respectfully requests that
the Court enter an Ex Parte Order requiring the City of Englewood
to retain a painting in ita aafe poa .. aaion and reatraining and
enjoining the City o EnglevoocS froa giving the painting to ayona
other than the Plaintiff pending ulttaate reaolution of the right
to posHssion of said painting, ancS aa grou.nda therefor, states:
1. Plaintiff'• AaendecS Ca.plaint
incorporated herein in its entirety. for .. plevin ia
2. Tbe Aaended Ca.plalnt atat .. a valid prelialnary baaia
for the City of lftCJlevoocS to continue to hold the a\abject
paintil"'9 in ita aafe poa ... aion until a court 4etaraination can
be aade conc•rning the ript to po&Haaion of aaicl painting.
). Tbe t
and aiepedlte
righ • o • icS
ention of Hicl paintinq vUl PYOIIOte
action wi bou prejucUcing anybody '•
in •rJ.a.
t\11ly • it ted,
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THIS MATTER coaea before the Court on Plaintiff'• Ex Parte
Motion for Retention of Paintinq. The Court, bavinq reviewed
aaid Motion and aupportinq Verified Coaplaint and otherviae beinq
duly adviaed in the pr .. iaea, FINDS that the replevin action
would be beat aerved by a t .. porary retention of the diaputed paintinq by the City of EnqlewOOd.
THER!:POU, TIQ COURT HEREBY ORDERS, AOOODGU AND DECREES:
1. That the City of Enqlevoocs ia ordered to
retain the poeeeeaion of the eubject peintinq in a aafe
place and it ia apecificeUy reatrainect and enjoined
froa deliverinq poaeeaeion and/or control of aaid
peintinq to any peraon or entity other than Plaintiff
until further Order of the Court.
oon thia ;rK:day of lfoveaber, 1111.
oia£rtC€ em "Udie
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Verbatim transcript of Item l4(b)(i) -Council Meeting November 21, 1988
Ko1tay: As Council ia aware, the Englewood Urban Renewal Au-
thority waa given direction to go out and attaapt to
procure loana - a loan in the aaount of $621,750 on
its own aerit, and one of the reco .. endationa ia that
the non-emergency retir .. ent fund aake that loan. Aa
I ait on that Board, we will be taking that aatter
under conaideration on Novaaber 30th. One of the
thinga I know that I had brought up before Council,
and it ia not contained in here, but I would like to
have Council' • direction during diacuaaion, ia that
the City would act aa a guarantor of the rate of re-
turn on thoae funda, which ia publiahed at a.n.
Basically what we're aaying, or aaking, ia that at
leaat that rate of return would be guaranteed ahould
the board decide to aake that loan to the URA. And I
feel that if that loan can be aubatantiated that thia
would be a great benefit to the penaion fund and at
the aaae tiae it would be a benefit to the URA.
Clayton: Roger, would we guarantee that rate of return for aoae
apecific tiae? In perpetuity? or ••••
Xoltay: Currently right nov, thia loan requeat, aince it ia a
aubordinate debt note, would becoae the .... poaition
aa the City•a. It would be a diaaolution of, what I'a
aaying of our intereat. At thia tt.e, we can't aay
what that period of tt.e aay be. We anticipate, hope-
fully, ten yeara, but it•a anyone•• gueaa at thia poi nt.
Clayton: I gueaa •Y queation ie abould we decide to guarantee
i t and ahould the Urban lleneval Authority for aa.e
reaaon default, would we be then required to pay tbe
return forever or i• there aa.e reaaoNt.ble •••
Xoltay: My opi nion would be, if we are actin, .. the vuaran-
or, that we i nat i tute aa.e •tipulationa when it co.ea
b c lc abould tb l oan aaked t o •
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point I know that waa a point that tha -from what I
understand aavaral of tha -ployaaa' orqanizationa,
especially tha ratir-ant board doaa want to know that
this return ba quarantaad.
Varqas: A lot of thoaa apecifica hava not baan addraaaad yat
bacauaa tha iaaua haan' t bean praaanted. I think
wa•ra intaraatad in havinq aoae Council direction
whathar or not Council ia intaraated in tha concept of
actinq aa quarantor, and than we'll coaa back with
aoaa apecifica to what that actually aaana.
Van Dyka: so doaa thia co-it ua if wa aova to aupport your
raco-andation?
Koltay: I think it doaa coaait ua aa tha quarantor on that
intaraat rata of return. It doaa not quarantaa that
the aaarqancy [aic -ahould be non-aaarqancy] retire-
ment fund aay bind to iaaua thia loan.
Habenicht: I'd lika to clarifi that further what wa•ra votinq on.
It'• ay undaratand nq that wa•ra votinq to direct that
wa will, you know, that va will ao.avay quarantaa •••
Van Dyke: Lat'a have Mr. Jtoltay raatata it, would that halp?
Habenicht: Parhapa.
Koltay:
Cl 'I on:
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Aqain, aa I aaid, tba retireaant, tha non-... rqancy
ratir ... nt board baa raoaivad a requaat for tha fund-
inq. Ona of tha thinqa that waa diacuaaad and ia not
contained in tha afr.-nt, tha intaraat rata ia at
8. 1 -that ia tha ntara8t rata tba zuaA ia offarinq
for thoaa funda, and to ... that that rata of return
ia kapt, I baliava that it ia a neceaaary point that
Council ba a quarantor, or that tba City ba tuarantor,
I ahould aay, of that rata of return. 'l'bat ia tha
aa .. rata of return tbat Council, or that tba City ia
racaivinq riqbt now on ita aubordinata a~t, and
I juat r .. lly f .. l tbat to vallt in there and to aak
for tha tundinq and not ba abla to tiva a tuarantaad
ype in araat rata, •re openlnq 1 all up to
n o htiona .
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Clayton:
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I believe I have it. I would prefer not to read it
back. It is on tape -if Mr. Clayton would like to
state it again -it waa a little vague to ae.
I move that we, that Council accept in concept that we
will guarantee the 8 .lt rate of return on the note
from the non-.. erqency board to the Urban Renewal Au-
thority (aic -ahould be note froa the EURA to the
non-emergency board], but that the detaila need to be worked out.
Habenicht: Second.
Van Dyke: Seconded by Mra. Habenicht. Diacuaaion? I atill have
kind of a concern. I wonder, and I don't want to .. ke
thia coaplex, if it would be better perhape to auqgeat
that we guarantee a rate of return equal to what the
market value ia on the reat of their funda. What' a
your reaponae to that, Mr. Koltay? Aa I getting too coaplex?
Koltay: I believe it 1a aaking it a little acre coaplex, your
Honor. In the aapect that 1.1 ..... , in the opinion
of the Board and in the opinion of the URA, and the
other debt agreeaenta the City baa aivned, that 1.1
aeeaa to be a very viable rate. And I think that
after we clarify in diacuaaion our real par ... tere,
then we can bring it to Council if there are thoae
queationa. I juat feel that the vuarantee on that
rate waa going to be aa.ething that vaa voing to ca.e up.
Clayton: There'• another thing there too, Mayor. And that the
guarantee alao protecta the Urban aen.va1 Authority
froa riaing intereat ratee. If we .-arantee aa.e pre-
vailing rate or aa.e rate vbicb ia voing to fluctuate,
an increa .. in that rate oauld ba¥e .. riowt repercue-
aiona or the Urban .....,.1 Aut.bority to pay that beck .
Byrne: I agree.
Van Dyke: 'You are all optiaiatic
prove, huh? (laUfb er ).
I'll • you to vote.
v n Dy
All vote• have been
ahow aeven ayea.
Motion c rri •·
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mlCWI'ICN NO. Z2
5ElUES CF 1988
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Sponsored by Councilperson
Clayton
A RESCLl1l'ICN ~IM; ~'T c.-THE REPCRl' CF THE ~I
~. ~ NA'ruRAL RESOORCES PCLICY CXJMI'l"l'EE CF THE NATICNAL
LE1GJE CF CITIES.
~. a report has been subnitted to National League of Cities (NU:)
regarding energy, enviroment, and natural resources; and
W!DEAS, the report focuses at a n\.llber of policies that are vital to
the well-being of local qoyerm~~mt in the OCIIlinq y.ars; and
~. the prcposed solid waste policy of the NU: identifies that
there is a real need for federal goverrnent to respond to llliljor probl-at
the local le-.rel; and
~. a new natiatal waste policy ia beinq fot111llated; and
~. local governnent will have a responsibility to ~l_,t the
new policy; and
'ID!'AS, local CJO'IIWrr.ent, in the put, hM pr'Oiridlld the critical
tunctioo cf treatinq .wage llnder federal 1., and in CXJIIIlUnce therewith; and
ltiiDEAS, c:ur:rwtt fedltral policy ~ a lillbUity for all Mterials
oonta.J..n.in9 eo..t'en de llliniais -.:lUnts of tcadns; and
~. fednal policy &lea rot ocnsidltr the lewls of tax.1ns in
erJIIin1ng litibili ty; and
'H!RFAS, 11 ility shoold be~ to tad.city, and
IPA and ltatAt ~ linN fot: land
-PL111Ill lrt'J .w..is ~,
Cl'TY
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2. 'nlat paragraph 2.04 shall be anended to add a paragraph that:
StJPmF\H) LIABILI'IY FtR ux:AL ~ SIIXliD DCLtDE 'IOXICITY AS A
~ IN~ LIABn.ITY.
3. 'mAT tXH:STIC SDWiE SLlDZ SlOliD BE aHiiiER!D AS t«JmlXXC AlfJ
~ IF IT MEETS EPA Nil STATE GUIIELINES FtR LAt«> USE
APPLICATICI4.
PatrlCii H. Craw, city dertt
I, Patricia H. Craw, City Clerk of the City of l!nglwcod, Q:llar.ado,
twnby certify tNt the lbolle 8'14 foregoiniJ ia a true ocpy of Rlleolution No.1!/-, Sed• of 19_. •
htriCii I. &Gil
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DRAfT=#= .... ./ ...... Date ... !f -tr-s-y
RmLUl'IOO N0.14
SERIES OF 1988
Sponsored by Councilperson
Clayton
A RESCU1l'Irn ~IR; ~ OF 'mE REPCRT OF 'mE mE3iY,
ENVIRCN·ItNI'AL, AND NAnJRAL RESOORCES PCLICY <DfoU'l"I'EE OF 'mE NATICW\L
LFJI.GUE OF CITIES.
\·lHERf'.M, a report has been sut:mitted to National League of Cities (NU:)
regarding energy, environment, and natural resources; and
\~, the report focuses oo a n\mtler of policies that are vital to
the ~11-being of local goveiTI'!Ient in the CCIIIing years; and
WHERFAC;, the proposed solid waste policy of the NU: identifies that
there is a real need for federal goveiT~~ent to respood to major probler18 at
the local level ; and
WI~, a new natiooal waste policy is being fornulated ; and
\lfiEREAS, local CJOVerml!:nt will have a responsibility to illpl
new policy; and
t the
wt~, local qoverrmen , in the past, provided the critical
functioo of treating sewage under federal law and in Hance therewith; and
~. current federal policy iJip:lMs a liability for all
containing even do minimis • of toxins; and
~.! al policy
ermini nq liabili y; and
\IHl~, 11 ill y
oc:na r 1 la of
rials
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DRAfT # ....... /.._Date ,,_,!t ·rr ..
2. 'rtlat paragraph 2. 04 shall be 511ended to add a paragraph that:
SUPrnFUND LI.ABll.I'lY FeR UlCAL ~ SIDJU) naiDE roxiCI'IY AS A
FPC'n:R IN DE'l'f»11N!M; LI.ABll.I'lY.
3. 'mAT DCM:STIC SDl1IGE SLl.llGE SIDJU) BE CXH;ImmD AS lDmlXIC AND
~ IF IT MEETS EPA Am STATE GJIDELINES FeR LAND USE
APPLICATIOO.
ADCP1'ED Am APP1UJ!D this __ day of -----' 1988.
SUsan Van bYki, Mayor
ATI'EST:
Patricia H. crow, City Clerk
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerk of the City of &lgl«MXX!, Colorado,
hereby ce:tify that the aboll'e ind foregoing is a true ocpy of Rnolution
No. __ , Series of 19_.
PatriCia H. crow
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TRANSPORTATION ISSUES FOR REVIEW AND CONSIDERATION
BY DR COG BOARD OF Dl RECTORS
November 16, 1988
The preliminary recommendations o f the Transportation Roundtable have been
presented to the Highway Legislation Review Committee for consideration. Many
o f the DRCOG Transportation Finance Task Force f inancia l recommenda t ions have
been incorporated in the Roundtable recommendations. These recommendations
are ex pec t ed to be inco•·porated into bill form by the committee and involve a
numbe1· o f issues o f serious concern to local governments in the metropolitan area .
Rathe•· than to address the pros and cons of eac h element of the recommendations
at th is t ime, the foll owing key issues are presented fo•· review .
reation_of CQPQ.titw r lllP9 a n_ •IJ.inJ.!m
One element o f the recommendations proposes to create a new Metropolitan
Tr;~nsport tion Commission (MTC) to plan f or, fina nce, a d cons truc t the
470 b ltways and t h TCA/RTD Rapid 1 ransit System . 1 his proposal es -
tablishes such a commission ou t sid the framework and authority o f local
go ernm n t and al th ough the proponl is silent on the rela t io nship betwe n
regional planning activi t i s and the-lTC, the following points o f clanficat•on
ar in ord r :
DRCOG, in its cap ci ty as a regional plAnning commission is responsible for
preparation of regional t•·ansporlition system plans and programs. The
regional transpor tat ion system plan inc ludes area\\ide road, h ighw11y, 1nd
t ransit plans, Including tran sportat ion syst ms manag m nt, and air quality
consid rations. Being a local governm nt organlulion , ORCOG pr pares
these plans on th uis o f tr1nspo• tatlon needs in r sponu to lon range
land us plans, d I pm nt obj ti 1, and o erall social, con ic and
n ironm nlll Is nd obj lt es . This r I tionshlp o f t rans rlallon
plannin to pl1nnln f o r o th er l"n I syst rn Is tu ntt I to nsur •f·
f l i oord•na t fl c lltty d nt
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Fu1·thermore, the recommendations of the Roundtable state that the MTC
should "minimize its staff and operating budget." In order to assure the
coordination of the regional transportation planning process between the MTC
and local governments as well as to guarantee the staff min imi zat io n concept,
1hi!_MI_c_should be statutorily rt:gyj red to rely __ o.n_tl)_~_ttst~la nnin g
~rnmlui on for its staff needs .
The regional roadway system is incl uded unde1· the MTC but is not recog -
nized in terms of the reg iona l tran spo rtat ion plan, and th e distinction be -
tw een regional and local roadways is un clea1·. Given the impor t ance of loca l
governments receiving their 40\ share of n w statewide revenues fo1· local
roads (see below) and the need for flex ibility in the regiona l transportat ion
planning process, a~~ be \ ily s~i
sf · c t _ purely lo a 1dtn. · · o t~ ca.giooal anspo__cu ·
plan d l.sL.b atutoriiY uired to fund regional roadwav..s..
bned on tllhlb.bc ting jective cnt i1 nd long -e_gutty
~on side
Loc I Cov romeo
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Report of the
Colorado
Transportation
Roundtable
to the HLRC
ov mb r 11, 1988
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Report of the
Colorado Transportation Roundtable
to the HLRC
11/14 /8 8
The Colorado Transportation Roundtable ha s , thro ugh a s e ries
o f State~ide and Metro Ro undtab l e d i scus s i o ns whi c h b egan in
J uly, 1988, examined transportation needs and proposed solu t ions
for both the State of Colorado and the Denver metro are a. The
Roun dta ble is comprised of elected state a n d l ocal of ficials,
busin e ss leaders, transportation agency cha i rs, environnental
advoca t es and other concerned citizens fr om all geo g raph ic areas
of t he s t ate .
Round t a b l e wa s crea t ed to be an action -oriente body
coul d he l p reach p o lit ica l consensus . A basic tenet of the
i s th a t a wi d e-ra n g ing 9 r ou p o f interests must core
if we are to m ke signlficant improvements 1n he
ransportation sys t en.
ve an lyzed he technic 1 and economic opportun1t1 s.
initia d and will continue o ini iate ffor s rounj
o xch ng id s and cone rns anJ o develop ans·.:ers.
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million in staff, vehicle and inventory reduct ions (under
Hig hwa y Commission actions derived fro m Arthur Anderson
recomm endations), and 4) initiated further cha n g es in s t aff,
vehicles, inventories and engineering to save an a d d i t ional
$5 million.
Ho ~e ver, the Roundtabl e b e l ieves th a t even further
eff ic iencies must be target e d, b oth i n t he State Highway
Department and in local (count y and municipal) road
maintenance and construc tion, as a cond i t ion comple ~en tary
to increased funds being dedi ca t e d to hi ghway and local road
p roj ects in Colorado.
The Roundtable rec omm end s th at at l east $4 M in additi onal
costs s avings be requ i r e d fr om CDOH for FY89-90 a n tha~
savings b e identi f ied and qu antified at t he local level .
The Roundtable recommends that Colorado rnaint in 80 fercen
or more of the state highway systen in 9ood or fair surface
conditlon. This 80 percent surface condl ion go 1 carr.o e
me unless the 6-cent gasoline tax is con inue .
I is urther reco~mended tha , as th g A
he diesel x be ext nded a a low r
gr a er conpe i iveness in th
deere s is expected to bo o se
act1vity r lat d o the rucking indus
Round
ddi ion 1 funds
highw y cepaei y
ll tn y
ex ende :i ,
o pro:-o
ry . This
b us in ss
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of Highways and local transportation entities. In ord e r t o
achieve this however, a change in Colorado la w i s
necessitated.
Recommendation *5 Be in to Move the Allocation of st a t e
Hlq way Funds to a Pos1t1on of Greater Equ1ty
The Roundtable recommends that the distribution of stat e
highway funds should begin to move toward a more equ itable
balance between rural and urban funding, explici t ly
considering capacity and safety needs as well a s s urf ace
condition. At the same time, the Roundtable b e l ieves that
formulas for increased funding must protect r ural areas
against reductions in current levels of funding.
The Ro undtabl e is enco ur aged by a com promi se f ormula being
c r aft e d by CCI . The CC I plan wo u ld 9 enerate additional
r e v enue to urban areas while h o ldi n g f u ndlng levels cons ant
in p a rt s of rura l Colorado.
Recommen d ation 16 consolidate Existin Metro Denv e r
Transpor at1on Aqenc1es
The Roundtabl recommends th t s ver 1 xis ing
transporta ion agencies wi hin he D nver metropo l i n a r e
be consolidated into a singl transpor ion u h o ri y.
ys RTO •oul d b COr.! bu s an
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IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS
The actions required to implement each recommendation are
discussed below .
Recommendation tl Demand Additional Efficienc and Cost
Savl.nqs
The economic condition of the state and the demonstrated need
to invest now in Colorado's transportation network dictate that
state and local government continue to seek operating
effici ncies, such as increased use of engineerin9 design and
cons truction management consultants and other pr1.oritization
ac ions.
The 1988 CDOH actions represent a substantial r.~ove to•1ards
greater efficiency. It is also important that confidence in the
spending of local governments' share of HUTF funds be
increas d. While the highway depart ent does not supervise
loc 1 gov rnments ' road construe ion and maintenance activity,
hey do have a responsibility to coordin tc wi h loc 1
qo•ern n and their associa ions to provide su .r.~ ry r por
o h Legislature nd the Gov rnor. I is beli ved hat his
coop r ive effort would be in h best 1.nteres of 11 unl.
govern n nd all Colorado xp y rs, who xpec
r venu s o b inves ed wis ly, t r who spends
Th re ore, i is recom end d ha :
l.A. CDOH comple e is
and produc ivi y
and con rae ing.
1. . CCI
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Recommendation 12 Maintain and Im rove the surface conditi on s of
Co orado's Hlghway system
Surface condition on state highways has improved significantly a s
a consequence of s .B. 36, passed in 1986 and scheduled to su n se t in
1989. Approximately 40 percent of the 6-cent gas tax was d irected to
surface condition maintenance. (The remainder was used for bridges,
county and municipal roads and offsets of revenues dive rted by
"off-the-top" appropriations.) As of early 1988, the sta t e systen
was rated 42 ~ercent good/40 percent fair/18 percent poor in sur f ace
c ondition. ThlS compares favorably to the 28 percent g ood /4 7 perc nt
fair /25 percent poor conditions which existed in 1 9 8 5 pr ior t o the
pa ssa g e of the bill .
Re ta in ing the 6-cent gas tax would allow maintain i ng close t o wha
has b een achieved, despite the fa c t that ga s t a x rev enu s are not
keepi ng up wi th inflation.
However, retaining the diesel tax levels set by s .B . 36 will be
h arm f ul t o Col o rado's truc king industry. Ra te s are substan ially
above t hose in surroun d i ng states , r e sulting in loss of busine ss o
the S a e .
1 'e recommend ha :
2.A. The 6-cen gas ax be ex ended, wi h a con inu mphasis o n us of hese fund Cor m 1n nance of n~Jor
improvemen in sur ace condi ion.
2. B. Th x incr
he r
(ThlS would provid
p r 9 ll on .)
for
3 c n a
1n s.s.
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We recommend that:
J.A. The State invest an additional $167M annually in th e
HUTF and that CDOH apply its share of these funds to o ur
most critical capacity and safety problems .
The following sources of funds are recommended.
addition to the efficiency measures discussed earlier: Th ese ar e in
J.B. Increase the gasoline tax by an additi o na l 2 cen t s.
(This tax is attra c tive as a sou r ce of transpor ation
funds because of its dire c t r elat ionship o t he
investments be i ng made. Oth e r states are also
increasing this tax; therefore a fu r her increase i s acceptable.)
J .C. Increase drivers • license fe es to provid e $6M in HUTF
r e ven ues ov e r t he cu rrent level of revenues generated by this a c tivity.
J. 0.
(Curren t l y, t he
l 1cense program
coll c t d.)
(User f s have
Trus Fund over
t he rus fund
lo'OUld increas
approxim ely $67
a l/ rc n incr
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cos t s o f ad minis t ering
re substantially more the drivers'
han the fe e
ppropriations, Cund1ng c •rr n •
wi th g neral r evenues.
ax.)
sal s ax r e by
r
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Recommendation #4 Eliminate the Statutor Proh ibition of
State-Loca Partnersh1p 1n Transportat1on ProJects
Public/private partnerships in transportation projects hav e proven
s uccessful at both the state and the local levels. Cooperaticn
between CDOH and RTD on the I-25 North Busway is a furt her step in
t he right direc tion. Coopera tive efforts andjor joint venture s
between CDOH and local governme nts could al so be beneficial on so;e
projects.
It is recommended tha t:
HUTF legi slation be mo d ified to remove pr ohibitions
against contributi ons by the highway depar ment ar.d
local governments t o one anothers ' projec s .
Recommendation •5 Begin to Move the Allocation of Sta e Hiohuay
Funds to a Pos1t1on of Greater Equit y
There are imbalances in the current transportation funding
system. For example, the Denver area gener tes over 50 percenc ot
he stat 's HUTF funds; howev r, ap~roxirn ely 40 percent o he
highway departrnen budget is spent 1n he Denver are . Only 3:
perc nt o the local (coun y and municipal) share o HUTf funds r
re urnad to h 0 nver area by curr nt lloc ion formulae.
Ne· • fun s will be nccessa ry if
coun ie and ci i s is o be
unding.
I 15 cor.: ende tha :
5.A. '!he CCI co prolftise
fun o urb n coun ie
5.8. Th
ou
s.c. Surf c condi ion
0 nv be brough up
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lloca ed o ~ ro D r.v.:
wi hou reducing rur !
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6.A . TCA be dissolved.
6.6. RTD become a bus and transit operating company.
6.C. E-470 and W-470 be dissolved as separate entitie s
once the HTC is successful in rais ing new funds a nd
able to assume re s ponsibility for the beltways.
(In the interim, the beltway s should continu e a s
separate entities to provide continuity and a vo i
delays in implementation.)
6.0. The HTC b e for med to consolidate d ev el o p me n t o f
rapid transit, tolled beltways, metro ar a ar t r ial
and collector roadways and tr ffi c s y s ~s
ma n agement projects. The MTC would be e mpowe r e d t o
mana9e funds, issue debt, all o cate f unds f o r
spec1fic projects, allocate f u nd s o cover
anticipated operating defic i t s and n ego i e for
contributions from transit n d b e l w y corr1dors,
the private sec tor , f dera l a g ncies, and o h e
benef i ciar i es of spec if ic proj c s.
6 .£. Th e primary
air quality,
u nd i ng and
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6.F. The MTC board consist of
officials and four at-large
the Governor and confirmed
seven local officials should
of the six counties and
alternately from the cities of
seven local elected
members, appointed by
by the Senate. The
include o n e from ea ch
an official who is
Denver and Aurora.
County and local officials from each area which are
entitled to a representative should nominate and
submit three names to the Governor for potential
appointment to the MTC. During those periods where
the seventh local official is not from Denver, at
least one of the at-large members should be a
Denver resident. Durin~ those periods where he
seventh local official 1s n ot from Aurora, one of
the three Arapahoe county nominees should come fro~
Aurora.
criteria for all appointmen ts should include
expertise in transportation, air quality , fin ance
andjor management.
The MTC distric boundaries should be approxir.a ely
the sam as the curren RTD dis ric
ac ions recom . nded abov would substanti lly nhance our
o coordina e projects. In addition, hese ac 1ons
resul ne limin ion of approxi~ ely 10
r ~r a ion posi 10n and v r 1 sta posi ions . I
lS ur her r co ha :
Th
a 11 y
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6.C. Th HTC co~ple
li 8 C¥Cl
chnolQ918S
r nai roj
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6.J. The MTC minimize its staff and operating budg et.
(The consolidation which creates MTC should lead to
a reduction in the total administrative overhead
for transportation in metro Denver. The MTC should
ensure that the savings are realized.)
The HTC should combine revenues from local governments,
tolled beltways and future revenues obtained with voter approval
and create the most efficient financing pa c kage or packages .
We recomme nd that:
7.A. New HUTF revenues resulting from
recommendations wh1 ch would otherwise be av
to metro area local governments be allocated
HT C.
th ese
ilabl
to the
7. B. RTD's
voter
c urr n
HTC.
hority to raise sales taxe s w1 h
ermin ted; and 0.1 cent of RTD's
s les tax b ransferred to he
7.C. Th E-470 and 70 au horiz ion
r ise addition 1 r venu s sep rately be termin
u th t thi s t r ina ion b m iv y
at:ter HTC is successful in ob 1
Cor increased r venu •·
7 .0. The HTC r ise up to SlOOH
( TO's old lloca
r qi s
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