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City Council Regular Mtg. 9/21/87
Public Hearing on 1988 Budget
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1. Call to Order
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
Septe.ber 21, 1987
The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Otis 7:32 p.m.
2 . Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Ke.ber Vobejda .
3 . Plldtt of All egiance
The Pledge of Alleg i an ce was led by Mayor Otis .
4 . ltoll Call
Present :
Absent :
A quo r u. wa s presen t .
Also pr s nt :
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Council Melber s Van Dyke , Vobejda, Kozacek , Brad shaw, Otis
Council Melbers Hlgday , Silo
Ci t y Man ag r Mc Cown
Act i ng Ci ty Attorn y Rei d
Assis ta nt Ci t y Manag r Va rg as
Police Chie f Hol s
Act ing Olr ctor Ro-ans, Coa.uni t y Develo nt
Director of Utilities fonda
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6. Pre-scheduled Visitors
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(a) There were no pre-scheduled visitors.
7. Non-scheduled Visitors
Norita Welch, 3311 South Downing, expressed concern over the dangerous inter-
section at Dartmouth and Downing. Ms. Welch stated that the parents are
requesting a four-way stop with a four-way walk sign and a no-turn on red
sign. Council Member Bradshaw stated that she requested the Director of
Public Works, Mr. Waggoner, to consider adding a walk cycle where no traffic
would be moving . Ms. Bradshaw explained that Mr. Waggoner would provide the
Council with the cost of the options. Ms. Welch suggested that Council con -
sider a SIOO.OO fine for anyone that is pulled over in a school zone . She
felt that this could possibly be used to fund several ite.s such as this . Ms.
Bradshaw noted that they are not supposed to look to the Court as a revenue producer .
Michael Gruninger , Pres i dent of the Englewood Firefighters, presented a s taff-
ing level study conducted by the Dallas, Texas, Fire Department, for Cou ncil to review prior to the Budget Retreat.
Joanne Eve, 3881 South Fox, c~la i ned that for the last year two veh icle s , a
trailer used to transport rac i ng cars and a vehicle used for a hwn mowi ng
service, have been parked across the street fr011 her h011e . She stated that
they ue very uns i ghtly and pre sented Council with pictures . Ms . Brad s haw
referred her to Ms . R0111ns . Mayor Ot i s assured her that they would i nvest i-
gate the s ituat i on and if they are i llegally parked action would be taken.
Dorothy Bako s , 4651 South Wash i ngton Street, Q«HtstioMd the sale of unsafe
structure s. Mayor Ot is felt that the City could not prohibit the sale of a
h011e , but noted i t could be inspec ted to deterafne f f i t •t th e cod . Mr . Ot is referred her t o Ms. ROllins .
8 . C~fcations and Procl .. ttons
9 . Con sent Atencf a
COUNCIL c sm I y D S(COII)(D, lO UPIOV£
(a) M nutes o t
19 7 . Aut ority e t ng of Au ust 12,
(b) Mlnu t 0 t Par s nd 13, l 7 . t l o A ust
(c) M nut s 0 t Pl n lng nd lo 1987 . o A 18, I •
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Se ptember 21, 1987 -Page 3
(d) Minutes of the Public Library Advisory Board meeting of September 8, 1987.
(e) Ordinance No. 45 amending Title 4 of the Englewood Municipal Code
imposing an emergency charge upon telephone exchange access facili -ties for enhanced 911 System .
(f) Ordinance No . 46 approving an intergovernmental agreement creating
an emergency telephone service authority which shall establish and
operate an emergency telephone service system to include the city of Englewood.
(g) Ordinance No. 47 vacating portion of the right -o f -way in the 3400
block of South Acoma and 100 block of West Hampden Avenue.
(h) Ordinance No . 48 approving an easement for City Ditch right-of-way in the Chatfield Reservo ir area.
( i) OrdInance No . 49 approving the conveyance of the abandoned C fty
Ditch right-of-way by Quit Clal• Deed.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Council Members Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis
None
None
Council Member Higday
Motion carried.
10. Public Mtarint
(a) COUNCIL MN£1 IUDSIWI NOVED, COUIICIL MOtiEl ICOZACEl SECONDED, TO
Oml THE PUBLIC HEMIN& TO COIISID£1 THE ltll lli)UT.
Ay s: Counc 11 rs Van Dyke, Vobejda. Kouct , 8 tl o, Bradsh w, Otis
Non Nays :
Absta i n:
Ab s nt :
Mo ton c r r t d.
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September 21, 1987 -Page 4
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incorporate a sales tax increase of a 1/2 cent on the dollar. The 1988 Pro -
posed Budget for the General Fund reflects a reduction of 3 positions. They
are a Personnel Analyst, a City Service Worker II position, and a Battalion
Chief position in the Fire Department. That brings to thirteen the number of
positions that have been cut in the General Fund since 1986. The 1988 Pro-
posed Budget for the General Fund reflects a 3 .3% increase over the 1987 Bud -
get. The Public Improvement Fund has also suffered a serious decrease in
revenues because its primary source of revenue is the use tax, which is part
of the sales tax. Accordingly several projects have been delayed until fund -
ing is available for them. The Water, Sewer and Golf Course Funds are in very
stable financial condition for 1988 . Total expenditures for all funds are as follows:
General Fund $19,220,567 Debt Service Fund 548,760 Public Improvement Fund 1,422,000 State lottery Fund 129,000 Water Fund 3,934,684 Sewer Fund 4,919,883 Golf Course Fund 696.129
Total Expenditures $30,871,023
Our total revenue picture, including the 1/2 cent sales tax increase, is as follows:
General Fund $20,085,733 Debt Service Fund 548,887 Public l~~prov nt Fund 1,422,000 State lottery Fund 158,479 Wat r Fund 4 ,565,243 Sewer Fund 12,585,589 Golf Cours Fund 1 257 265
Total R v nu $40 ,623 .196
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Council Member Bradshaw entered into the record a letter dated September 18,
1987 from the Cinderella City Merchants Association and a letter from Bill
Clayton Jr. to the Council, both speaking against the proposed sales tax i ncreue.
Louis T. Cangilh, 5000 South Delaware, duly sworn, spoke against the sales
tax increase. He questioned how much business they would be driving out of
Englewood. He felt many people would shop so.ewhere else, especially for the
hrge items where the sales tax amounts to a considerable amount of 110ney.
Mr. Cangilla asked if Council had considered a City Wage Tax or Head Tax? Mr.
McCown responded that the City Wage Tax is forbidden by State Law, but that the Head Tax could be considered.
Barry Coleman, owns a business at 3305 South Broadway, duly sworn, sympathized
with the members of City Council in trying to find a solution to such a defi -
cit. He also expressed a •grave feeling of disappoint~nt in the quality of manag~nt that the City has shown.• He noted that almost every busines s in
Englewood has faced this problem and they have •cut to the bone.• He sugges -
ted that the City should not spend money on projects that they don't have and
should consider eliminating tlmost one third of the work force . Mr . Coleman
stated he felt the tax increase would have a negative effect . Council Member
Kozacek explained th1t this Is 1 projected deficit tnd th1t since he has been
a ...O.r of Council he has been kept regularly Informed .
Dorothy Bakos, 4651 South Washington Str .. t, duly sworn, questioned why Coun -
cil has allowed private developers to co.. in and build when there are so many
vacant buildings . Council responded to her questions.
Alex Haben i cht, 515 We s t Tufts, duly s rn , asked that perhaps the City Coun -
cil uld consider po s tponing the sales tu Increase until after the holiday se as on .
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South Oelawar , s till und r oath , c ~nt d that h
ul d ha e t o li ve wi th th •!stakes they have d
od. Mr. Cangl lla qu s t t oned y the Budg t R t r at
t o cu t d on exp n es . Co un c i1 r rn .
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11. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions
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(a) City Manager McCown presented a recommendation from the Parks and
Recreation Department to award the construction contract to Maupin Electric
Company in the amount of $26,089 for Belleview Park tennis court lighting re -
placement . Mr . McCown explained that the funds are budgeted in the Public
Improvement Fund which is separate from the General Fund. He stated that the
lights at this time are mounted on wooden posts which are warped and twisted
out of alignment. Because of the condition of the poles they can no longer
find maintenance contractors to service and repair the lights. There will be
si xteen f i xtures and e i ght poles . They will be high pressure sodium lights ,
wh ic h is est i mated to reduce the energy cost anywhere from 1/4 to 1/3 of the
current co s t.
COUNCIL MEMBER IIADSHAW MOVED, COUNCIL NEMIER IILO SECONDED TO AWARD THE liD
FOR THE IELLEYIEV PARK TENNIS COURT LIGHTING TO MAUPIN ELECTRIC COMPANY IN THE
AMOUNT OF $26,089.
Ayes: Council Members Van Dyke, Yobejda , Koz acek, Si lo ,
Bradshaw, Otis
Hays :
Abstain :
Ab sent :
Motion carried .
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Coun ci l Me mber Higday
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COUNCIL MEMBER BILO MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER VOBEJDA SECONDED, PASSAGE OF COUNCIL
BILL NO. 47 AS AMENDED, SERIES OF 1987.
Ayes: Council Members Van Dyke, Vobejda , Kozacek, Bilo,
Bradshaw , Otis
Nay s: None
Abstain : None
Absent: Council Member Hlgday
Motion carried.
(c) Acting Director Romans presented a recommen dation from the Depart -
ment of Community Development to approve projects for the 1988 -19 89
Highway Work Program. Ms. Romans explained that all of the
.unicipallties in the State are invited to submit projects within
their community to the County Commissioner for projects that would
be placed on the Highway Commissions work program for the following
fiscal year. She stated that the projects are submitted to the
County, the County Commissioners go through theta, select those
projects which they feel are the most Important and they make the
presentation to the Highway Commission. Ms. RoMans stated that the
projects they would like considered address four corridors : Santa
Fe, U.S. 285, Be 11 ev i ew, and South Broadway . She explaIned the
need for the improvements in these areas .
COliiCJL ..U.EI IILO MOVm, COliiCIL lOBEl IUDSIWI S£CCIID TO APPROVE THE
PIOJECTS FOl FISCAL YEAR 1988/11 HI&HWAY WOil PIOIRAN. Discussion ensued .
~es: Council ~r Van Dyke, Vobtjda, Kozacek, Bllo, Brad -
Nays:
Abstain :
Absent :
tfon carried.
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shaw, Otis
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 65 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING RIGHTS-OF -WAY IN THE PHASE III AREA OF
THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AREA BOUNDED BY ENGLEWOOD PARKWAY, SOUTH ACOMA
STREET, AND HAMPDEN/U.S. ZBS, ALL IN THE COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, IN ENGLE -
WOOD, COLORADO.
COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER BILO SECONDED, TO APPROVE COUN-
CIL BILL NO. &5, SERIES OF 1987.
Ayes : Council Member Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, Bilo, Brad -
shaw, Otis
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent :
Motion carried.
Council Member Higday
COUNCIL BILL NO. 66, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW, WAS READ BY TITLE :
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A 321-FOOT STRIP, BUT RETAINING AN
UTILITY EASEMENT THEREIN, ON THE NORTH SIDE Of WEST GIRARD AVENUE AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF WEST GIRARD AVENUE AND SOUTH ELATI STREET, COUNTY OF
ARAPAHOE, IN ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
COUIICIL IIOaO IUDSHMI MOVED, COUIICIL IIOaO ICOZACOC SECCII)(J), TO APPIOVE
COUIICIL IILL •• &1, SERIES OF 1H7.
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Ayes : Council ~r Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, B11o, Brad-
shaw, Oth
Nays :
Abstain :
Abs nt:
t1on carrl~.
None
None
Council r Hlgday
(e) Director of Utilities Fonda pr s nt~ a rec ndat on fr011 th
Water and r Board to adop a b t 11 for an ord t nance approv 1 ng
annexation of property In Suppl t 131 , locat~ north of County
Ltn Road and st of South lly Stre t, to th South Arap
S nita ton District.
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COUNCIL MEMBER VOBEJDA MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER BILO SECONDED TO APPROVE COUNCIL
BILL NO. 59, SERIES OF 1987.
Ayes: Council Member Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, Bilo, Brad-
shaw, Otis
Nays: None
Abstain : None
Absent: Council Member Higday
Motion carried.
(f) Director of Utilities Fonda presented the recommendation from the
Water and Sewer Board to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving
the exclusion of property located just north of East Orchard Road
and west of South University Boulevard from Supplement 132 to the
South Arapahoe Sanitation District .
COUNCIL BILL NO. 60, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER VOBEJDA, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING SUPPLEMENT NO. 32 FOR PARCEL "D" TO
SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT'S CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOO FOR EXCLUSION FROM THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION SERVICE
AREA .
CCMIICIL REM£l VOI£JDA ROV£0, COUNCIL IOI[l VAll DY1tE S£CCII)£0, TO APPROVE
CCMIICIL I ILL RO. 10, 501£5 Of 1H7.
Ayes: Council "'-btrs Van Dyke, Vobejda , Kozacek, Bllo,
Bradshaw, Otts
Nays: Mont
Abstain :
Abs nt:
t1on carrttd .
None
Council r Higday
(g) D r clor of Utlllli s Fonda pr s n td nda ion fr011 th
Water and S r Board to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving
nn xatlon o prop rty n Suppl nt 133 for Curtis Par to th
South Arapahoe Sanitation District .
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(h) Mr. McCown presented a reco11111endat ion from the City Manager to
adopt a bi 11 for an ordinance approving a 1/2 cent sa 1 es tax in-
crease effective December 1, 1987 . He noted that the City's sales
taxes are collected approximately a month in arrears, so this would
allow a full 12 months collection for 1988. The ordinance does not
include food.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 63, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 4, CHAPTER 4, SECTIONS 4 AND 5,
ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, REFLECTING AN INCREASE OF SALES AND USE
TAX IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY ONE -HALF CENT ON EACH DOLLAR FOR A TOTAL
CITY SALES TAX OF 3 .501 ON EACH DOLLAR.
COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER IILO SECONDED, TO APPROVE COUN-
CIL IILL NO. 63, SERIES OF 1987. Discussion ensued. Council Member Van Dyke
stated that she wished they didn 't have to do this, but that she felt it was
an interi• step in attending to our immediate deficit problems, with the in -
tent that in six months they would sit down as a Council and re -evaluate the
situation . Council Member Bradshaw stated that it was her understanding that
the sales tax increase would be reviewed every six .onths. She suggested Sec -
tion 3 be aMended to read : The City Council will review the iMPosition of th is
increase in sales and use tax every six .onths . Discussion ensued .
COUNCIL IIOIER IUDSIWI MOVm, COUNCIL MERIEl VM DYU SECMm TO MEII) COUN-
CIL IILL NO. 13, SECTION 3 TO READ: THE CITY COUNCIL MILL REVIEW THE IMPOSI-
TION Of THIS INCREASE 1• SALES Ml) USE TAl EVERY Sll II*THS.
Ayes: Council "--btrs Van Dyke, Yobejda, Kozacek, Bilo,
Bradshaw, Ot 1s
Nays : None
Abstain : None
Absent : Council Mellbtr Higday
Motion carried.
COUNCIL 1010 IUDSMI IIMD, COUNCIL lli(M[l YM DYU SECCMI)m, TO APPROVE
COUNCIL IIU NO. 13, SERIES Of 1H7 AS MOeED. Discussion on th e original
.otion ensued.
Ay s: van Dyke, Yobtjda, ozace , Bllo,
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Abstain:
Abs nt:
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COUNCIL Bill NO. 64, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BILO, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN AND
ATTEST A QUIT CLAIM DEED CORRECTING THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPER -
TY PREVIOUSLY TRANSFERRED BY MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC. TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
COUNCIL MEMBER IILO MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER YOIEJOA SECONDED TO APPROVE COUNCIL
BILL NO. &4, SERIES OF 1187.
Ayes: Council Members Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, Bilo,
Bradshaw, Otis
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Council Member Higday Absent:
Motion carried.
12. Manager's Report
Hr. McCown did not have any matters to bring before Council.
13. Ctty Attorney's Report
Acting City Attorney Reid requested that the City Council authorize her,
on behalf of the City, to join an Industrial Gas Anti-Trust Litigation
Suit against certain industrial gas distributors in the United States,
fro. which it is believed the City purchased so.e industrial gas. And to
also agree to a covenant not to sue once we are joined in that Class Ac -tion Suit .
COUNCIL MEMBER BILO MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK SECONDED, TO AUTHORIZE ACT ·
lNG CITY ATTORNEY REID ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO TO JOIN AM IN ·
DUSTRIAl GAS ANTI -T RUST LITIGATION SUIT AGAINST CERTAIN LIQUID GAS DISTRIBU ·
TORS IN THE UNITED STATES NfJ TO AGREE TO A COVENANT NOT TO SUE ONCE WE ARE
JOINED IN THAT CLASS ACTION SUIT.
Ayes : Council Melbers Van Dyke, Yobejda, Kozacek, Bilo,
Bradshaw, Otis
Nays:
Abstain:
Abs nt:
lo carried.
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(a) Mayor 's Choice
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(b) Council Member 's Choice
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( i) MAYOR OTIS MOVm, COUNCIL NEMER IILO SECONDED, TO APPOINT
MR. RICHARD .JOUt TO THE PLAIIUN& All) ZOIIIN& CCMIUSSIOII FOR A TERM
EFFECTIVE INMmiATELY, EXPIRIN& FEBRUARY 1, 1988.
Ayes: Council Member Van Dyke, Yobejda, Kozacek, Bile, Brad -
shaw, Otis
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Council Member Higday Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Me.C.r Bradshaw questioned the authorization for a letter dated August
11, 1987 that Mr . McCown sent to State Representative Bill Owen. She request -
ed that he provide her with background infonaation.
15. Adjoun.ent
COUICIL MERIEl Y~ DYlE MOVED TO ADJOURN. The .. eting adjourned at 9 :15 P·•·
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1. Call to order.
2. Invocation.
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 21, 1987
7:30 P.M.
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City council Agenda
September 21, 1987
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Minutea ot the Public Library Adviaory Board •eeting ot
Septe~r a, 1987 •
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Ordinanctraaending Title 4 ot the Englewood Municipal
Code iapoaing an ••ergency charge upon telephone ex-
change acceaa tacilitiea tor enhanced 9 1 1 syat ...
Ordinanc~ffproving an intergovernaental agre .. ent
creating an e•ergency telephone aervice authority which
ahall eatabliah and operate an ... rgency telephone aer-
vice ayat .. to include the City ot Englewood.
OrdinancJf~ating portion ot the right-ot-way in the
3400 block ot South Acoaa and 100 block ot Weat Haapden
Avenue .
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OrdinancW approving an eaa .. ent tor City Ditch right-ot-
way in the Chatfield Reaervoir area.
Ordinanc~ftrproving the conveyance ot the abandoned City
Ditch right-ot-way by Quit Clai• Deed.
10. Public Hearing.
(a) To conaider the 1911 Budget.
11 . ~i nancea, Reaolutiona and llotiona. ~ .
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(a ) Re c a.aendation troa the Parka and Recreatio Departaent
t o award the conatruction contract to Maupin Elec tric
Coapany i n the aaount of •26 ,019 for Belleview Park ten-
n i a court light ing replac nt . (~i.c~ndation f roa the Police Departaent a nd th City
Attorn y•a Offlc o dopt a bill for an ordin c
;. ding Ti l e 1 ot 1~ 1nJ.cipal Cod , r e la
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Rfi<cdl ... ncl tion troa the De partMn of coaunity Dev e lo -
proj e • tor the 1911•1919 Kighw y ork
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Reco .. endation froa the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in Suppl .. ent f31, located north of County Line Road and
weat of South Holly st;:~~: to ~~ South Arapahoe
Sanitation Diatrict. 1/i---yi:f '/ ~
Reco .. endation fraa the Water and sewer Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving the excluaion of proper-
ty located juat north of Baat Orchard Road and weat of
south Univeraity Blvd. fraa Suppleaent fl2 ~ fbe South
Arapahoe Sanitation Diatrict. jr~,/A-~~~ ~
Recaaaendation fraa the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in Suppleaent fll for ~rJ-~• Park to th1 South Arapahoe
sanitation Diatrict. J/~dA( kP-?"ah
Recaaaendation fraa the City Manager to adopt a bill for
an ordinance approvin; a 1/2 cent aalea tax increaae
effective Decellber 1, 1917. YttM~hj ~
Reca..endation fraa to adopt a bill for an ordinance
providinq for a Quit Claia Deed oorr.cting the legal
deecription of property previoualy tranaferred by Meadow
Gold Dairiea Inc. ~~ Jl'/...tjd"-
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13. City Attorney '• Report. ~Jt.dt., ~;:;,6 a.,~;;,J
U. General Diacwaalon.
(a) Mayor•• Choice.
(b) Council r•e Choice.
(i) .. COII .. ndation to appoint ~er. licbard Jol)(, to
v ncy on Planning and zoning c iaaion
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DATE: _Sept-.r 21, 1987 __
MY PEISOII MY SPEAK • MTTIIS 118 .._ --ITIIS FOR A WUUJ OF FIVE
IUIITES. EACH SUCH PEISOII SHOULD Sl811 THIS PUBLIC COMEIIT ROSTER, STATING
liME, ADDRESS, All) TOPIC OF COMEIIT.
THOSE PElSOIIS 1110 VISit TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC
HEARIMI, SHOULD SliM THE APPLICABLE PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER.
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~?Cinderella
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September 18, 1987
Englewood City Council
Englewood, Colorado
Dear Me~bera of the Council:
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ENGLEWOOD MERCHANTS. INC .
701 West Hampden
Eng lewood. Colorado 80154
Area Code (303) 761-6800
In reading the recent article in The Enalewood Sentinel regarding the
proposed salea tax increase, we would like to respond in opposition to
the proposed increaae, •• the repreaentative asaoc iation for 175 tenants
and m rchantl of Cinderella City.
The increaae waa diacuaaed at length during our September Merchant
Auociation Board of Directors aeeting thh peat week. It wu voiced,
by all membeu preaent, that such an increaae would be "dangeroua", "would
cauae a draatic decrease in sales" and "drive our current customers to
th competitive aalh who collect low r sa lea taxes". We feel that thil
would be a detracting feature for Cinderella City a1 well a1 for the future
arowth of Enalevood and that alternative aea1ure1 1hould, and could, be
n1tituted ln order to altlaate the financial profile of the City of
n lewood. lt app an nov that increuina the tax rate will only ruult
in drawtna fa r cu1toaen to the Englewood retal.l area and, thu1, leu
1ale1 tax revenu will be collected than at the current rate of 6.61.
Prea ntly, th City of !n&l wood 11 r calvin& more than 751 o£ it' 1 aalu
tax rev nu 1 Croa p ople who re11de outllde of lnalewood. Th 11 pf'ople
ere more then 1 k ly draWII {rom the Denver and Aurora aarketa where th
111 1 tax 1 7.11. ly incr a1iq lnalewood' 1 1ale1 tax to an identical
7.l'l, th o 1 wl.ll el.th r r main in their local c-11ltlu to 1hop
dr v the • 1 to Southalan, Southw et Phu or VUh ltaUa,
1ale1 3.61, 4.11 and 6 .11, rea tlv ly •
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h of In 1 od ~ua1n ••·
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958 E. Cornell
Englewood, CO 80110
789-3230
September 21, 1987
Englewood City Council
Englewood, Colorado
Dear Mayor Otis, and Members of' Council,
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I am unable, due to a previous committment, to attend tonight's
Public Hearing on the 1988 Englewood budget.
I would like, however, to register my opposition to any increase in sales tax.
Certainly , a sales tax increase would obtain the neccessary revenue to
meet part or all of the projected budget shortfall.
It seems to me that in a period of economic downturn, we need to try
harder to assist our struggling business community, and raising sales
taxes just puts them at a little more disadvantage in the mind s of
shoppers who have an ever increasing number of shopping centers to
choose from, where sales taxes are significantly lower.
Even at our current sales tax rate, a person would be foolish not to
consider shopping elsewhere tor a large purchase, such as furniture,
or appliances, and this certainly discourages our already depre ssed
Englewood merchants.
I would instead urge you to look har<Wr at deletinc or postponing
expenditures budget d tor 1988.
I think Englewood citi&ena want a "Full Service co .. unity", but I also
think they want a ca.munity 's services to be affordable, and wh en tim s
ax: hard, th y exp ct the city to do the • e thin&• individuals ar
doing, and that is cu costa and do without until economic conditions
i prove.
Sine r y,
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STAFF MEETING AGENDA
September 22, 1987
1. Agenda froa the September 21, 1987 City Council aeeting.
2. General Di•cu••ion.
3. Departaental Di•cu••ion.
4. It ... Tran•aitted.
A. Calendar of Event•.
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUHCIL
SEPTEMBER 21, 1987
7:30 P.M.
1. Call to order.
2. Invocation.
3. Pledge of allegiance.
4. Roll call.
5. Minutea.
6.
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(a) Minute• ot the regular •••ting ot Septeaber a, 1987.
Pre-Scheduled Viaitora. (Pleaae liait your preaentation to
ten ainutea.) ~,._"tt.. r ~ ,__ :1 l-.~c.t. ~ -1!-..r. s~ J ?"' rt-o. 1-~
Non-Scheduled Viaitora. (Plaaa liait your preaentation to
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Coaa icationa n4 Proclaaationa •
t.~onaent Agen4
(a) Minutea o th Oovntovn Develo n Autho i y
Auvu• 12, 1tl7.
Minut • of th P rka and a cr a ion e
ot Auvu• 1), 1tl7.
c) Minu of Plannift9 n4 lonl
Auvu• u, 1 n.
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September 21, 1987
Page 2
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H ('~ (d) Minutes of the Public Library Advisory Board meeting of
September 8, 1987.
&-° Ce .l{ Ordinance amending Title 4 of the Englewood Municipal ~lt Code imposing an emergency charge upon telephone ex-~ change access facilities for enhanced 911 System.
(f) Ordinance approving an intergovernaental agreement ~·ILQ creating an emergency telephone service authority which tr, shall establish and operate an eaerqency telephone ser-
vice system to include the City of Englewood.
Ordinance vacating portion of the right-of-way in the
3400 block of South Acoma and 100 block of West Hampden
Avenue.
Ordinance approving an easeaent for City Ditch right-of-
way in the Chatfield Reservoir area.
Ordinance approving the conveyance of the abandoned City
Ditch right-of-way by Quit Claia Deed.
10. Public Hearing.
(a) To consider the 1911 Budget.
11. o d i nances, Resolutions and Motions.
N~o (a ) t Re c o ... ndation froa the Parka and Recreation Department
to award the construction contract to Maupin llectric
Company i n the a.aunt of tZ6,019 for Belleview P rk ten-
n i s court lighting repl a c nt .
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• c ndation f roa the Pol c e Oepart .. nt a nd the City
A om y•s Office to dopt a bill f or an ordin nee a en-
ding Title 7 ot e nglevood nicipal Code, r e lating
o doge and c •·
ion troa the Depa~ nt o f Co unity Develop-
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• for the 1911•1919 Hi7h ~ y Work
t:.. '{' t' 1l f/ l C,
Pl nninq nd Zoning Co ission
ordin nc • v a c a in9 c rt in
y, an
no co o o r d
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September 21, 1987
Page 3
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Recommendation froa the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in supplaaent 131, located north of County Line Road and
waat of South Holly Street, to the South Arapahoe
~ sanitation Diatrict. 1 u~ c.'[5 . #&o f1 f.~ (f) Raco-andation froa the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a
'/ ,() bill for an ordinance approving the axcluaion of proper-
& ty located juat north of Eaat Orchard Road and waat of
south Univaraity Blvd. froa Supplaaant 132 to the South
~ Arapahoe Sanitation Diatrict. t/
.. ,.,_>,.J( c . 1t -:# f\fr (g) Raco-andation fro• the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a ,_o bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in Suppl .. ant 133 for CUrtia Park to the South Arapahoe Q Sanitation Diatrict.
~ CU~G3 A rr (h) Racoaaendation froa the City llana9•r to adopt a bill for ~r 0 n an ordinance approvin9 a 1/2 cant aalaa tax incraaaa '~
1),11 v-f> c::::: 'l ;:t:t-' I.{ 0
u~ affective Dacaabe~r 1 1917. ,....__J~-c ' ff> ~ ~ •
,,,.t· (i) Racoaaendation fr o adopt 'a bill for an ordinance 6-o providin9 for a Qu t Claia Dead corractil\9 the l89al
daacription of property pravioualy tranafarrad by Meadow
Gold Dairiaa Inc.
12. City Ka na9ar•a Report.
13.
14. General Diacuaaion.
(a) Mayor'• Choice.
(b) Cboice.
• tion to appoint Mr. Richard Jolk to
vacancy on Pl nning an4 Zoning co.aiaaion
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September 25-27
October 5 5:00 p .•.
* New to c1lend1r
09/22/87
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Interviews with City Attorney candidates, Conference Room A
Budget Retre1t
Sylv1n D1le R1nch, loveland
Study Session, Conference Room A
Regul1r Council Meeting, Council Chambers
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR JIEETDIG OP
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COOifCIL
SEPTEKBBR 21, 1917
7:30 P.K.
3. Pledqe of elleqiance.
4. Roll call.
5. llinute•.
( •) llinutea of the reqular ... t inq of Septe.ber 1, 1917 •
6. Pre-Scheduled Viaiton. (Pl-H liait your preaentation to
ten ainut••·>
7. llon-Sebeduled Vi•iton. (Pl-.. liait your preaentation to
five ainut.a.)
icatiou and Proclaaatione •
t. Con.a n Ac)enda.
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(a) 1nutea of the Dovntown DeYelopaen Aut.bol.'i y ... 1nq ot
AU9U8t 12, 1117,
(b) !nut • or P rka and tion ion inq
0 Auquat 13, 1tl7.
(C) """' lOft "' ion 1nt 0 I
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(d) Minute• of the Public Library Adviaory Board ... tinq of
sapteaber 8, 1987.
(e) Ordinance ..andinq Title 4 of the Englewood MUnicipal
Coda iapoainq an ... rvancy cbarv• upon telephone ax-
change acce•• facilitiu for enhanced 911 Syat-.
(f) Ordinance approvinc, an intarvovanmantal aqreeaant
creatine, an ... rv&DCY telephone aarvice authority which
ahall aatabliab and operata an ... rvancy telephone ••r-
vica •Y•t .. to include the City of Bnqlawood.
(g) Ordinance vacating portion of the riCJbt-of-vay in the
3400 block of South ~ and 100 block of •••t aa.pdan
Avenue.
(h) Ordinance approving an aa..-nt for City Ditch riCJbt-of-
vay in the Chatfield aa .. rvoir area.
( i) Ordinance approving the conveyance of the abandoned City
Ditch ri9ht-of-vay by Quit Clai• Deed.
10. Public Haarinq.
(a) To conaidar the 1911 Jud4at.
11. Ordinancu, Raaolutiona and llotiona.
(a) aaoo nMSation fro. tbe Parka and a-creation D&pan:a.nt
to award tbe conatrw:t.ion contract to .. upin llactric
co.pany in ..aunt of f36,0it for lell.vi.v Park tan-
nia court 11 t1ng replaceaent.
(b) ndation froa Police oapan:a.nt and the Ci y
to adopt a bill for an oTdinance a n-
levood nlcipal c , relatintl
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September 21, 1987
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(e) Reco ... ndation froa the Water and Sever Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in Suppleaent tJl, located north of County Line Road and
veat of South Bolly Street, to the South Arapahoe
Sanitation Diatrict.
(f) Reco.aendation froa the Water and Sever Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving the excluaion of proper-
ty located juat north of Baat Orcbard Road and veat of
South Oniveraity Blvd. froa Suppl..ant tJ2 to the South
Arapahoe Sanitation Diatrict.
(CJ) ~tion froa the Water and Sever Board to adopt a
bill for an ordinance approving annexation of property
in Suppl..ant UJ for CUrti• Park to the south Arapahoe
Sanitation Diatrict.
(h) aeco..andation froa tba City Kanager to adopt a bill for
an ordinance approving a l/2 oent Hlea tax increa ..
effective o.ce.ber 1 , 1917.
( i ) aeco..andation froa to adopt a bill for an ordinance
providing for a Quit Clai.a Deed correcting the legal
deacription of property previoualy tranaferred by Meadow
Go l d Dairi .. Inc.
13 . City Attorney•a .. port.
(a) Jla yor•a ~oi ce .
(b) council
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EIIILEWOD, AIW'AII)( CCUITY, COLOUDO
l!fUlar Sesston
SeptiiiMr • • 1117
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The regular .eeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mlyor
Otis at 7:30 P·•·
2. Jnvocatton
The invocation was given by Council ~r Vobejda .
3. Pledte of Allettance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mlyor Otis.
4 . Roll Call
Present: Council Metlbers Higday, Van Dyke, Yobejda, Koucek,
Bilo, Otis
Absent:
A quoru. wu present .
Also present :
Council Metlber Bridshaw
C tty Min r MtCOIIM
City Attorney Olsen
Assistant City n r Yar,as
Utilities r ~tka
Acting Director s, C
Director Ragland, Engl ring
C ty Cltr C
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(a) Mr. Howard McGregor, President-elect of the Greater Englewood Cha.-
ber of Com.erce and Chainaan of the Town Hall Meeting, addressed Council in-
forming tha of the Town Hall Meeting scheduled for October 13, lt87. The
111eet ing is being sponsored by the Greater Englewood Chlllber of C~rce and
will be held in the Field House, Englewood High School. Mr. McGf'e9or invited
Council 's attendance and requested that one of the -..bars of Council who is
not 1 candidate be present to speak briefly concerning citizen involv .. nt.
Mayor Otis assured Mr . McGregor and a Council representative would be there.
Council Mellber Van Dyke expressed appreciation for receiving a copy of the agenda .
7. lon-s~l_. Vtsttors
There were no non -scheduled visitors .
8 . to.untcattons &M Procl-ttons
(a) CCUICIL -.o VM Dm IIDVED, CCUICIL -.o UZACEl Ka.D, TO
APPIOVE lH( PIOCUMTJ. STATI. lH( CITY OF EIREWOD'S SWfiOIT OF EFFOITS IY
lH( liiiTE:D STATU SOCCO fEDOATJ• TO ••• lH( ltM ....., CUP TO THE liiiTE:D STATES.
Ayes :
Nays :
Abstain :
AbsHt :
Motton carried.
Council Mlllbers Htgday, Van Dyke , Vobejda , Kozacek , Btlo, Otis
None
None
Council Mellber Bradshaw
(b) CUitll .._. lllO _,., CUitll .._. UZACU ~. TO NO -
CUll THE lUI W SOlE-i 17 ~ U, IM7 AS c.srrmr• lUI.
Ayes : Council ,...,.s Htgday, Van 0, e, Vobejda , Kozacek, ltlo, Oth
Na,y s :
Absta n:
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ttOft carried .
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1987
1987
1987
(a) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Co..ission Meeting of June 11,
(b) Minutes of the Englewood Downtown Authority 11eeting of July 15,
(c) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Co..ission 11eeting of August 4,
(d) Minutes of the Urban Renewal Authority ~~eating of August 5, 1987
(e) Minutes of the Liquor Licensing Authority .. eting of August 5, 1987
(f) Ordinance No. 40, Series of 1987, prohibiting unlawful distribution of cigarettes and products
(g) Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1987, revising the Subdhision regulations
(h) Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1987, ~ndtng Section 1 and 3, Article
X -C~~~~pettttve Btddtng -increasing the •tnt-_,.,nt required for bidding fr011 SZ, 500 to SlO,OOO
(t) Ordinance No. 43, Series of 1987, ... nding Sectton 116, Arttcle X -
Capital l~rov.-.nts -tncreastng the •tnt-a.ount required for btddtng fr011 S5 ,000 to SZO,OOO
(j) Ordinance No. 44, Sertes of 1987, ... nding Sectton g, Article I, to
provtde that the State Constitution and State statutes lllhtch apply to h011t
rule IIUnictpaltttes wtll supersede any provisions tn the Charter tn which there ts a conflict .
Ayes :
N~s:
Abstain :
Absent :
Mot ton carr ted .
10 . PW1 tc IIMrtnt
Council "-btrs Htgday, Van Dyke, Yobejda, Kozacek, Btlo, Otis
None
None
Council ....,_r Bradshaw
public artng s cheduled .
11. ONtnanc.s, solutions .,_. llottons
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Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Bilo, Otis
None
None
Council MeMber Bradshaw
(b) Utilities Manager Woika stated the Water and Sewer Board reca..ends
passage of Council Bill No . 58 approving the conveyance by Quit Clai• Deed of
a portion of the City Ditch right-of-way in the Chatfield Reservoir area.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY MAYOR OTIS, WAS READ BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE DEEDING OF A PORTION OF THE CITY
DITCH BY THE CITY OF ENGLEVOOO TO THE RIO GRANDE LAND C{MPANY OR ITS SUC -
CESSOR IN INTEREST, THE ANSCHUTZ CORPORATION ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
MYOR OTIS MOVED, COUNCIL NEJIIEI HIIDAY SECCIIȣ0, TO APPIOYE CCUI:Il llll M). 51, SERIES OF 1117.
Ayes :
Nays:
Abstain :
Absent :
Motion carried.
Council Netlbers Higday, Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek, Bilo , Otis
None
None
Council MeMber Bradshaw
(c) Acting Director Ro.ans presented a reca..endation fro. the Planning
and Zoning Co-.ission concerning a vacation of the right -of-way in the 3400
block of South Aco.a and 100 block of West Hlllpden Avenue . Mrs . Ro.ans ex -
plained that the Urban Renewal Authortty h the owner of the property adjoin -
ing the portiOfts of st,...ts to be vacated ; that iiiProv...,.ts to the Little Dry
C,...k ch annel have in truded into the area of the proposed Narltet Place Devel~t; that the vacation request wa s negotiated bet-..n the Urban Aeftew .
al Authority and Ross lnve st.ent Group to ca.pensate partly for land lost to
little Dry c .... k Channel iiiPr"'V nts; that the 3400 block of South Aco.a
Str t wtll serve a di•inished role in the downtOWII trafffc clrcuhttOft pat -
tern; and that the 100 block of West Hlllpden Aven ue h and wf11 continue to closed to vehicular traffic .
COUIICil
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Motion carried .
(d) Acting Director Romans presented a recu.nendation fro. the Depart -
ment of Co•unity DeveloptiM!nt concerning an encroach~~ent of a Mansard Roof
into the air space above the right-of-way for South Cherokee Street, stating
that Section 11 -3-40 of the 1985 Englewood Municipal Code requires approval of
City Council for this type of encroach~~~ent. She assured Council that the
owners of the property had agreed to the re.oval of the roof if at any ti.a in
the future such re.oval would be required by the City. She further stated
that the encroachlent had been approved by the Technical Review Co..ittee; any
signs would confon. to the Sign Code, and that additional landscaping will be provided .
RESOLUTION NO . Z8 , SERIES OF 1987 -A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ENCROACH -
MENT Of A ROOF TVO FEET INTO THE AIR SPACE ABOVE THE RIGHT -OF -WAY FOR
SOUTH CHEROKEE STREET IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO .
COUIICil NOIIEI ICOZACEit MOVm, COUIICil MERIEl BllO SECCJII)m, TO APPROVE I£SOLU-TION 10. 21, SEIIES Of 1117.
Ayes : Council Metlbers Higday, Van Dyke, Yobejda, Kozacek ,
Bilo , Otis
None Nays :
Abstain : None
Absent :
Motion carried. Council Me.ber Bradshaw
(e) City ,..nager McCown presented the reca.endation fn111 the Police
Depart .. nt to adopt a bill for an ordinance a.ending Title 4 of the Englewood
Municipal Code, illpOsing an ... rgency charge upon telephone exchange access
facilities for Enhanced 911 Syst ... An additional bill for an ordinance ap -
proving an lntergovern.ental agre ... nt creating an ... rgency telephone service
authority was considered. Mr . McC011n explained the benefits of the Enhanced
911 Syst .. Including the fa ct that with this syst .. an ... rgency call auto -
.. tlcally would 90 to the appropriate ntity for response . State legislation ,
H.l . ll40 and S.B. 50, prov ides for fundint of the syst .. whi ch will not cost
t City of Entl...aod an y 11onles ; costs will be assessed to the users . Mr .
C I nforwect the Council that this ag nt •st be approved by !.ll ent I ·
ties nth tropol l tan area or It will not go Into effect .
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Abstain : None
Absent: Council MeMber Bradshaw
Motion carried.
COUNCil Bill NO. 52 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCil "EMBERS BRADSHAW/HIGOAY, WAS READ
BY TITLE :
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTERGOVEIUMENTAl AGRE~ENT CREATING
AN EMERGENCY TElEPHONE SERVICE AUTHORITY WHICH SHAll ESTABliSH AND OPER -
ATE AN EMERGENCY TElEPHONE SERVICE SYSTEM TO INCLUDE THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD .
COUIICIL _,.EI HUiDAY 110¥£0, COUIICIL IOIEI lllO SECCII)[D, TO APPIOVE COUIICIL
llll 1110. 52, SEIIES Of 1117.
Ayes: Council Mellbers Higday, Van Dyke, Vobejda , Kozacek,
Bilo, Otis
Nays : None
Absta in: None
Absent: Council Mellber Bradshaw
Motion carried.
(f) Director Ragland presented a reco.endation fro. Engineering Ser-
vices to award the construction contract for East Girard/South Elati Intersec-
tion street i11prove.ents to Bltu.lnous RoldW~s of Colorado, Inc ., In the
..aunt of SI03 ,930 .40 . The various alternates were explained to Council along
with associated cost savings of each . Ms . Ragland responded to questions of
Council and City Manager McCCMI explaining the total bid project , the work
which had already been acca~~pltshed, and lt•s lch sttll needed to be done
to ca.plete the project, the total cost being SZ7Z,OOO. The ag~nt with
RTO for 50S of the cost of this project to a .axl-of SlOO,OOO was dis -
cussed . Ms . Ragland conf ~ that the .ones for the City 's share are avail -
able In the Public l~~prov...nt Fund Six -quarter Budget, Road ucl Bridge ac -
count. Those tt•s wh ich could be el i•lnated to reduce the cost wre dis -
cussed. I.e., accent 11 ts on the st side of Elat , accent 11 ts north of
City Hall Parking lot, ~radtng traff c equiPI*ftt installation and concrete
t11prov-.nts for approxl.ately SZO .OOO savings (f,.. t bid p te); t
ell•inatton of the progr ble signal ad and lraff c controll rs and
grading of the landsc p ng • SZ4 ,100 uv ngs (not Included tn t
packag ) •
COUIIC IL I H IIDAY
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STREET AND NORTH Of CITY HALL PARKIN& LOT, AS WELL AS DOWNGRADIN& Of TRAFFIC
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND CONCRETE IMPROVEMENTS (APPROXIMATE SAVIN&S Of
$20,000).
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain :
Absent :
Motion curled.
Council Me.bers Hlgday, Van Dyke, Vobejda, Bllo, Otis
Council MeMber Kozacek
None
Council MeMber Bradshaw
Council further deter.ined to ellelnate fro. the project the progra..able sig -
nal heads and traffic controller and to downgrade the landscaping resulting In
an approxleate savings of $24,800 . The cost of the project, therefore, would
be $227,200 instead of $272 ,000 .
(g) Director Ragland presented a reca..endation fro. Engineering Ser -
vices to reject all bids for the Concrete Replaceaent Progra. 1987 and to au -
thor i ze a re -bid prograe. She explained the confusion which resulted in the
bi dd i ng for the reaoval of si dewalk -lineal foot vs. square foot, and stated
it was i ~ss ib l e to det er.i ne the low bidder due to discrepancie s i n the bid -
ding of th is i t ea.
COUNCIL ..,_0 VOIEJDA MOVED, COUNCIL _,.0 IILO S[CCII)O), TO I£.JECT All liDS
FOI TIE COIICIETE 1£PLACEJOT PIOIIM 1187 Alit TO AUTHOIIZE A IE-IlD PllOIIM ON
A CCIIION IASIS.
Ayes:
Nays:
Ab s ta in:
Absent :
Motion carr ied .
Council Me.be rs Hi gd ay , Van Dyke , Vobejda , Koza ce k,
B11o, Ot is
None
None
Council ~r Br ad shaw
12 . City llanatef''l leport
(a) Mr . ~Cown requested that a stat .. nt he ude at the Au9ust 3,
1187, ... ting concerning school financing be correc t ed and that the etnutes of
that eting be corrected accordingly . Mr. ~Cown had responded to a question
cone rn ng the reassess nt issue, specifically as it related to the School
D str ct, stating the schools re 1 tetted to a 5 .51 increase and anything
over that uld have to vo ed upon . He wf shtd to correct that tnfo ~tton ,
s at ng that th School Bo rd Cap ital serv Is lielttd to 5.51, nd th t th
n ral fund 1s ll•lted to 21 incre ase.
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Revenue Sharing, which we no longer receive. The Golf Course Fund is in ex-
cellent shape; however, it is rec~ed that an increase of $1.50 per nine
holes be aade. The Water and Sewer Funds continue to be in excellent shape
and no increases are being reca.ended. He stressed that the budget as pro -
posed is a status quo budget without any new services being initiated.
13. City Attorney's Report
Ms . Reid did not have any aatters to bring before Council.
14. leneral D1scusston
(a)(1) Mayor Otis reque s ted a sponsor for a proclaaation concerning
Citizenship Day.
CCUI:IL ....U lODCEI IIDVED, COIII:IL .... VOIE.JDA SECCIIIED, TO PIOCUIM
S£PTa.o 11, 1117, AS A cnoun• OF CITIZDISIIIP DAY.
Ayes: Council .....,_rs Higday, Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek,
lilo, Otis
Nays : None
Abstatn : None
Absent : Council .....,_r Bradshaw
NothNI carried .
(a)(ii) Mayor Otis announced that Englewood 's share of the lottery fund s
totaling SIZ8,71Z .ZZ had been rece i ved .
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CCUI:IL .,_. HI-Y 11DVED TO..... The .. t i ng adjourned at 1 :42 p.a .
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ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
3535 South Sherman -Englewood, CO 80110
Minutes
August 12, 1987
Boa rd Members Present: Ciancio, Hale, Green, Tomooka, Pendleton, Otis
Board Hemb ra Absent: Bo lli , Col man, Oswald
Staff Pr nt: P nny Dietrich
Cue t s: rothy Dalquist
The regular .e ting o f th n lewood Downtown Dev lop.ent Auth ority Board
of Directors waa c alled to o rder by Chair.an Dan Cr en, at 12:20 P·•· on
Augult 12, 19 7 .
Th Minutes fro• th ting wer prea nt d f o r pproval. yor Otis
~v d, c nd d by Hr. To.ooka, to pprov th Hinut s fr • th rt ul r t-
in o f Ju1 15, 19 7. Th .ation pasa d unani.ausly b vole vot .
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August 12, 1987
Page Two
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
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Business Fair -Hs. Dietrich reported on the progress, to-date, of the Busi-
ness Fair. The Chamber is wo rking out the details and has requested that
EDDA finan c ially support the Business Fair. Since there had been no budget
for this event, it was difficult to designate any monies towards this pro-
ject. Discussion ensued. Hs. Dietrich recommended that the Board authorize
$750.00 towards specific cos ts of the Business Fair in terms of .. iling,
flyers and posters . Further discussion ensued. Mr. Pendleton moved, seconded
by Mayor Otis, to approve expenditures of up to $750.00 towards the Business
Fair sponsored by the Englewood Cha~er of Commerce. The motion wa s passed
unanimously by voice vote.
Englewood Parade -Th 18th Annual Englewood Parade will be held on Nove~er 14
this year. Dorothy Ro .. ns is the Chainaan of the event. The EDDA contribut s
annually to this ev nt with this year's con tribution being $750.00.
Urban Renewal Authority -Hs. Dietrich reported that Little Dry Creek i~rov -
menta fro• Broadway w at to Cherok have been ca.plet d for th .oat part,
and th y w r und r bud t and ah ad of th deadlin . Unfortunately, th e
portion that ia fro• Broadway east to Clarkson is still behind schedule and
is esti .. ted to be co~let d by Dece~er, 1987.
En -Th Tra~ll-Crow project i s .aving alona on schedule. ~.---------~~~~~ four sianed lea es and will b gin construc tion about
are: Pier J, Ponderosa St ak House, Checker Aut o ,
The o~an is still working on co.pletin 1 a s for
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Englewood Parks and Recreation Commission
Minutes of August 13, 1987
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks and Recreation Commis -
sion was called to order at 5:40p .m. by Chairman Poole at the Englewood Municipal Golf Course Clubhouse.
Members present: Bradshaw , Neyer , Pillow, Poole, Weber, Wiggins, Kuhn, ex officio
Members absent : Braucht, Gomes, Higday
Also present : Doug Foe, Recreation Supt.
Jim Kavinsky, Parks Supt.
Chairman Poole asked if there were any additions or corrections to the
minutes of July 23, 1987. There were none. A .ation was made and seconded
that the minutes be approved as presented. The motion passed.
Director Kuhn reported that It has been estimated that the 1987 distribu -
tion of lottery funds for Englewood will be S129 ,000, based on S4 .30 per capi -ta. Mayor Otis will receive the check on August 29.
Staff reviewed proposed projects for the use of the lottery funds.
Recreation Supt . Foe stated that th 19 passenger bus Is In poor operating
condition and, to protect the safety of program participants, staff 1s recom -
mending that It be replaced with a 26 passenger bus at a cost of approximately S40,000 .
Parks Supt . Kavtnsky stated that restroom replacement at Duncan Park I s
needed to upgrade the plu.btng and lighting fixtures for public use . Ke is
rec ndlng that the restroo.s be constructed as 1 separate public facility
fro. the in school building with vandal -proof fixtures. Estimated cost for
the restroo. f s SlS,OOO . Director kuhn stated that because Duncan Park Is o
School Dl str ct property, approval of t e restroo. construction will be n ed d
fro. th £ngl School Board . There wu SOlie discussion concerning th
poss bt l ty o In· nd serv tces ro. the School District on this project sine
the fac i l i ty son school property . Kuhn stated he will approach Jl• Phtl -
1 , D rec t or of Pro r y r let s or Engl od Schools, on the poss i bi l i t y
o t choo l D s tr tc par cf pa n I n costs for the facil tty . It wu s u ·
g s hat I r n ol UnH appro ched cone rnlng cost shar n
o re tr c l si n t y 1 as Dun can fi'OII th chool Dis r lc t an d uld n 1 s c str clio •
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Foe stated that because of the popularity of aerobic and fitness pro -
grams, a special wood flooring is being proposed for the fitness room at the
recreation center which will help alleviate the potential for shin splint and
knee injuries among fitness program participants and instructors. EstiMated cost for the flooring is $10,000.
Kavinsky reported that renovation of restrooms at Belleview and Cushing
Parks is being proposed as an alternate project for use of lottery funds. He
stated that the restrooMs are 20 years old and fixtures and plumbing replace-
ment is necessary. The renovation would also make the restrooms handicap ac -
cessible. Restroom renovation would cost approxiMately $30,000 per restroom.
Also proposed as an alternate project is resurfacing and repairing of
tennis courts at Barde Park and Englewood High School at an estl•ated cost of
$27,500. Kuhn stated that the School District will cover one half the cost of tennis court repair at Englewood High School .
Director Kuhn passed out copies of a •ap of the entrance area at the En -
glewood Municipal Golf Course illustrating a proposed parking facility to ac -
commodate users of the driving range. The 30 car parking lot will be located
south of the driving range. Kuhn stated that there is a possibility of gar -
bage under the ground surface in that area, and therefore it will be necessary
to excavate SOMe •aterial and bring in sa.e road base to help stabilize the
area. Kuhn stated that the City Street DepartMent will do the construction .
Material costs will be approxiMately $16,000, which will be paid out of the
PIF fund. Co..issioner Neyer •ade a .otion, 2nd by Com.issioner Pillow, to
recommend to City Council that they approve the construction of a 30 car park -
ing lot south of the driving range at the Englewood Municipal Golf Course. The motion passed .
Director Kuhn reported that he has been approached by Pro Scape, a land -
scaping co.pany, concerning a 54 hole •iniature golf course In Englewood.
Kuhn stated the co.pany is owned by fon~er Englewood residents Scott Sanders
and Scott SiMpson . They have researched •inl golf courses in California and
Arizona and are preparing a plan for a course in Englewood to be located on
the South edg of the golf course and just West of the Main parking lot and
will include an additional 50 car parking area and an extens ve landscaping
sch . Kuhn s tated he hopes that proposals fro. Pro Scape and also Su.it
Corp . wi ll be ava i lable to pre sent at th Sept..O.r Co..issi on i ng .
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with the City so that the City can regulate the number of instructors on the
course and the quality of lessons. Discussion ensued. Kuhn stated he would
survey other courses to detenaine if this is the practice of the •ajority of
courses. Kuhn stated he would send copies of the proposed contract to Commis-
sion members for their review.
Director Kuhn stated that for the health and ca.fort of everyone, and
because Commission .aetings are public .aetings, staff is requesting that
there be no smoking during Ca..ission .eetings.
Director Kuhn reported that he received a letter fro. an Englewood
citizen requesting that drinking facilities for dogs be installed in so.e En -
glewood parks. After discussion, Kuhn stated he would write a letter inform -
ing the individual that the Co..isston does not encourage people to bring
their dogs to the parks due to nu.erous ca.plaints received concerning dogs
which are allowed to run loose.
Director Kuhn reported that staff will be conducting the annual progra•
fees and charges survey of other recreation depart.ents in the near future.
Kuhn stated that the survey results will be studied carefully to deter.ine
whether or not progra. fee increases are necessary for Englewood to ra.ain in
a ca.petitive .arket.
There was so.e criticis• by Ca..ission -..ber Bradshaw concerning quality
of progra.s and sports personnel and officials, and personnel at the Englewood
Recreation Center.
Co..issioner Neyer extended congratulations to the Recreation Depart.ent
and production staff for the su..er dra.a production of •oliver.• There was
so.e discussion concerning advertising for the progra..
Ca..tssioner Bradshaw stated that she has observed Englewood youth
skateboarding on Englewood streets and also on tennis courts and all -purpose
courts tn the parks and requested staff to check into possibilities of con-
structing a skateboard park in Englewood.
There was sa.e discussion regarding cases in which non -residents who had
previously lived In Englewood for 50 -60 years are not able to use Englewood
facilities at resfdent rates , and it wa s the feeling of sa.e Ca..ission
bers that perhaps so.e thought should be given to cases such as this .
ttng w s djourned at 7:45 P·•·
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMIUSSION
AUGUST 18, 1987
I. CALL TO ORDER.
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The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to
order at 7:05 P. M. by Chairman Carson .
Members present : Russell, Allen, Barbre , Such, Maunakea, Mulhern , Carson
Romans, Ex-officio
Memb rs absent: Hanson, Magnuson
Also present : Senior Planner Susan Hirsch
Planner II Harold Stitt
Utilities Manager Mike Woika
Director of Engineering Services Densel Ragland
Mr. Carson welcomed Mr. Such to the Planning Commission. Mr. Such was recent -
ly appointed by the City Council to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Beier 's
resignation.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
August 4, 1987
Mr. Carso n s tated th t the Minutes of August 4, 1987 were to be considered for
approval.
lt was noted that the Case Number cited on Page 1 of the Minutes should be
14 -87, and not 14 -87.
All n mov d :
Barbre s conded : The Planning C~ission Minute s of August 4, 1987 be ap -
proved with the change noted on Page 1.
All n, Barbre, Rus sel l, Carson
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Hanson, Magnu son
Such, Ma una a. ulh rn
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way line of Englewood Parkway and the north right-of -way l i ne of the
deceleration lane along U. S. 285 to Englewood Parkway.
3) The sixteen (16) foot wide east/west alley between the west right -of -
way line of South Bannock Street and the east right-of-way line of
the north /s outh alley in the 3400 south block between Englewood Park -way and South Bannock Street .
4) The fifteen (15) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the west
line of Lots 2 -11, Block 1, City Gardens Subdivision, and Lots 1 -
13, Block 2, Nielsen 's Subdivision. The northern border of the alley
is the south right -of-way line of Englewood Parkway and the southern
boundary is the north right -of -way line of West Hampden Avenue .
5) The former West Girard Avenue between the south right -of -way line of
Englewood Parkway and the south right -of -way line of the former West
Girard Avenue, said south right -of-way line being the north boundary
line of the undedicated portion of Lots 8 and 32, Flood's Addition to
Englewood; and the north boundary line of Lot 12, Block 1, City Gar -dens Subdivision.
These rig hts -of -way are, with the exception of the portion of West Girard
Avenue to be va cated, within the Phase III area sold to Trammell Crow by the
Urban Renewal Authority in late July . Mr . Stitt delineated the points of ac -
cess to the site, and emphasized that the proposed vacations would have no
effect on the points of ingress/egress . The easement across the Phase III
si te for Little Dry Creek will be retained . The vacation of the rights -of -wa y
will allow for development of the site without the constra nts of de si gning
the development to accommodate the existing streets and alleys .
The va ca ion of th portion of West Girard Avenue is requested because of a
proposed real ign nt of the West Girard /South Elati Str in ers ction with
the entrance to C nd rella City at Josllns. The raMP to th und rground park -
tng ar a of Cind rella City has been filled, and part of thfs filled raMP ar a
will be us d tor al i gn th street . Mr . Stitt stat d that the proj c has
b n pu ou to bid and co ns ruction should begin in the n ar future .
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4) The fifteen (15) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the west
line of Lot s 2 -11, Block 1, City Garden s Subdivision, and Lots 1 -
13, Block 2, Nielsen 's Subdivision. The northern border of the alley
is the south right -of -way line of Englewood Parkway and the southern
boundary i s the north right -of -way line of West Hampden Avenue .
5) Th e f orm er West Girard Avenue between the south right -of -way line of
Englewood Parkway and the south right -of -way line of the former We st
Gi rard Av enue, s ai d south ri ght -of -way line being the north boundar y
li ne of the unded ic ated port i on of Lot s 8 and 32, Flood 's Addit i on to
Englewood ; and the north boundary line of Lot 12, Block 1, City Gar -
de ns Subd i vi s ion .
AYES : Ru ss ell , Al l en , Barbre, Su ch, Maunakea , Mulhern, Carson
NA YS: None
ABS ENT: Han s on , Magnu s on
ABST AIN : Non e
The motion ca r ried .
IV. CASE 116-87
Mr. Car son s tated that a Public Hearing is scheduled on a Prelimin ary Subdivi -
sion Plat filed by Rocky Mountain Constructors.
A 11 en moved:
Mulhern seconded : The Pub lic He aring on Case 116 -87 be opene d .
AYES : Barbre , Suc h , Mau nak ea , Mul hern , Ru ssell, Al len , Carso n
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Hanson, Magnuson
ABSTAIN : None
T e mo t io n car r! d.
Hr. Carso n as d I Public Not ice had n g i n of th Pub lic Har i ng . Mr s.
Roan~ sta t d t ha Public ot1 ce on a Subd i visi on Pla is by cer f i d eall o
adjo1nin p o rt o n rs, wh1c h no lc ha s b en gi v n .
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plain of Big Dry Creek. Rocky Mountain Constructors will have to provide fill
on the site to get it out of the flood plain. Mr . Bacon stated that the Corp s
of Engineers has issued a permit to them to fill the site, and the next step
is to get the permits from the City of Englewood for the fill . Mr. Bacon em -
phasized that this fill will not be the type of fill required for development
of str uctures, but for the parking of the vehicles. He estimated that they would have the site filled within six months .
Ms. Susan Hirsch, Senior Planner, was sworn in, and stated that the staff
would like to ask that a drainage easement be shown on the plat in the south -
west corner of the site to coincide with the public use area which is shown on
the Development Plan . An ease.ent also needs to be shown on the Plat extend -
ing diagonally from the northwest to southeast corner, again to coincide with
informatio n shown on the Development Plan. Ms. Hirsch stated that the appli -
cant has agreed to sho w both these easements on the Final Subdivision Plat.
Mr. Bacon stated that not showing these easements on the plat was an over -
sight. He also noted that there are sever al antiquated easements, such as to
Color ado Central Power, which they may request be vacated.
There were no other persons in the audience who wished to address the COMmis -sion concerning thi s Matter .
Barbre 110ved:
Maunakea seco nded : The Public Hearing on Case 116 -87 be closed.
AYES:
NAYS :
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Such, Maunakea, Mulhern,
None
Hanson, Magnuson
None
Th motion carried.
Russell, Allen, Barbre, Carson
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1 rn second Th Planning Co.. ss on approv th Prel1•lnary Pla for
Roc y untaln Constructo r s, with th proviso tha the two
as nts d l n attd by t staf sh on the Final Plat .
rn, Russ 11, All n, Barbr , S ch, Carson
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NAYS: Maunakea, Mulhern, Russell, Allen, Barbre, Such, Carson
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ABSENT:
ABSTAIN :
Magnuson , Hanson
None
The motion carried.
Mr. Carson stated that the required public notice of the Hearing had been given .
Mr . Carson noted that Mr . Bacon was still under oath, and asked that he make a
presentation on the Planned Development for this site.
Mr. Bacon stated that much of his previous testimony applies to this Public
Hearing, also. Mr . Bacon presented members of the Commission with an aer ial
photograph of the site, and stated that this was the former location of the
American Excelsior Plant . There are several buildings on the site, which will
be razed or relocated and refurbished. Rocky Mountain Constructors will build
four structu re s and ~ake provision for outside storage for their equipment and
truck fleet. Mr. Bacon described the type of construction proposed for the
various structures, and noted there will be an on -site caretaker facility .
Mr . Bacon discussed the washing/fuel facility, and the concerns that have been
expressed by the Utilities Department on the effluents from this facility.
Mr . Bacon stated that they will have a grease and dirt trap for the effluent
to drain into. The southerly part of the site will be used as an equipment
parking area . The su rfacing of the site to the east of the buildings will b
asphalt or some other hard surface; on the western side, the surfacing will b
grav 1. The flow of the drainage on the site will be from the east to the
w st. The fuel and oil leaks from parked vehicles will be absorbed into the
gravel rather than draining directly into Big Dry Creek. This will necessi -
tate frequent changing of the gravel, which Rocky Kountain Constructors has agreed o do .
Mr. Bacon dis cuss d the eMbanklent of Big Dry Creek and the ac cess which will
b d ded o th City for Maintenance purposes .
Hr . Carson as ed r qu stfons of Mr . Bacon .
uld be expanding th bus -
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Mrs. Russell asked what would happen to the effluents after they have gone
through the grease trap; will they then flow into the Big Dry Creek. Hr. Ba -
con stated that at the present time, they are drained into an underground
tank, and he suggested that this same procedure could be followed at the new
location. He stated that Rocky Mountain Constructors will work with the
Utilities Department to ensure that contaminants will not get into the water supply.
Mrs. Rus sell stated that she is pleased to see industrial development proposed
for this part of the City, but is very conce rned about the possibility of
water pollution.
Ms . Hirsch stated that Utilities Manager Hike Woika is pre sent to addres s the Commission.
Mr . Woika was sworn In and stated that the water plant is just down stream
from this site. There were four major concerns that the Utilities Department
has expressed, which are (1) the wash area; (2) the underground fuel tank; (3)
the storage of vehicles on the south one-half of the site with the possible
leakage; and (4) the solvents to be used in the vats and inside the buildings .
He stated that they have talked to the staff within the City, with the State,
and Tri-County Health officials. The solvents used inside the building in the
vats and sprays will have to go into the sanitary sewer system, but Rocky
Mountain Constructors will have to obtain a Pretreatment Permit. The under-
ground fuel tanks will be of new construction, and will probably not present
that much of a problem, in Hr. Woika 's opinion. All regulations regarding the
installation of underground tanks will have to be followed by Rocky Mountain
Constructors. The storage of vehicles does present a concern about the
leakage of oils and fuels and the eventual drainage into Big Dry Creek. If
they are parked on gravel, this will act as a filter and should absorb most of
the contaminants. The wash water and fuel-up area ts another area of concern.
This area will have to have a grease, oil and dirt trap, and it will have to
be monitored closely. Hr. Woika stated that if a float type of trap is used,
the water will drain into the Creek, but the grease and dirt will float in the
trap and will have to be r MOved. Hr. Wo ika stated that the Utilities Depart -
" will review the design of the trap and will MOnitor it, also. If prob -
lems are determined, the Utilities Department reserves the right to request
additional treatment asur s .
Disc us s ion ensu d . Hr . Carson ask d f th Water D partment had approved th
pl an . Hr . Wo l a s tat ed tha th plan ha s b en approved with the cond i tion s as c ed I n h S aff R por ,
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Mrs. Romans stated that Ms. Ragland was present to answer any questions the
Commission might have on the filling of the site and the drainage . No ques -tions were posed to Ms. Ragland.
There were no other persons in the audience who wished to address the Commis -sion in this matter.
Maunakea moved:
Mulhern seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #17-87 be closed.
AVES: Maunakea, Mulhern, Russell, Allen, Barbre, Such, Carson NAYS : None
ABSENT : Hanson, Magnuson
ABSTAIN: None
The motion carried.
Maunakea moved:
A 11 en seconded: The Planning Commission reco.mend approval of the Planned
Development for Rocky Mountain Constructors, with the fol · lowing conditions:
I) All th surface runoff from the paved area where th fu 1 island and the
washing facilities are located should be channeled to a single discharge
point wher an oil/grease trap must be installed. All the runoff emanat -
ing fro this area must flow through the trap prior to discharge . This
trap should be of sufficient size and configuration to trap gasoline,
oils and other light distillates during storm events as well as during normal low flow operation .
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Rocky Mountain Cons ructors wil l be responsible forth regular pumping
and cleaning of the trap. The City's Industrial Pr treatment Specialist
will ch on th rap operation and on th wat er quality leaving the
rap on periodic basis. If i fs found that th quality of th effluen
leavin th trap contains conta lnants which are d grading th Big Dry
Cr e and th Engl wood wat r source, furth r wa er qual! y protection
p ovls ons will b r qulr d, and th prop r State ag ncy •ay be co ntact d
or n ore nt and corr ctlve action .
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3) The propo sed underground fuel storage tanks wi ll require strict adherence
to all current underground tank regulations .
4) An Industrial Pretreatment permit may be required if the garage facility
is connected to the sanitary sewer . In any event, a questionnaire on the
bu s iness will need to be filled out with the City 's Industrial Pretreat -ment Speciali s t .
5) The si te will requ i r e backflow devices on the water service lines enter -i ng t he s ite .
6) There are a numb er of water line ea sements through thi s property . As a
r em i nder, no s tru cture can be constructed on the easement s and acce s s to
t he ea sement s by Ci ty per sonnel mu st be permitted.
7) App ro val f ro m Ur ba n Dra i nage must be obtained .
8) Th ere sh al l be comp l i an ce wi th al l other appl ic abl e co des and ordi nan ces.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ABSTAI N:
Mulh ern, Russell, Allen , Barbre , Suc h, Maunakea , Carson None
Hanson, Magnuson
None
The motion carried:
Mr s. Romans sta t ed that the Pl anned Development will not be fo rw ard d t o City
Council until th e Final Plat for the Subdi vision Is approv d by the Planning
Commission, and both It ms will be fo rw arded at on e time.
VI. LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE REVISION WE 115 -87
Mr. Carso n s tated that h Gre ater Engl wood Cha Mber of Co ret has suh.itt d
th lr suggestions f or a ndments to t he landsc ap e Ordinance, which uggestlons
w re lnclud d in th pac et for th Planning Co.isslon. Ht as rs
of th Commission wan d o proc d on these sugg stlons.
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businessman add s his spouse's name to the deed , this is recorded as a change
of ownership, or if family members take over a majority of the stock in a
business at the time of retirement of the principal stockholder . The busine ss
remains within the "family", but this is, technically, a change of ownership .
She questioned that ei th er of these two instances should be regarded in the
same manner as an outright sale of property to another firm or individual .
Discussion ensued. Mrs. Russell stated that, in her opinion, the adding of a
spouse's name to the deed should be considered differently than a situation
wherein heirs assume or inherit a business upon the retirement of the business prin ci pal.
A modi fied definition of "change of ownership " is to be written by the staff
and brought back to the Commission at their next meeting .
Another point of conflict appears to be the requirement that 1001 of the land -
scaping materials shall be of living plant materials . Mrs . Ro•ans suggested
that perhaps the 1001 is excessive, and the percentage should be lowered to
the original figures of 901 in the si ngle -family and two -family distr icts , and
to 50% in the multi-family and business districts . Discussion ensued .
The staff was asked to revise these items, and to bring the revisions back to the Commission at their next meeting.
VII . PUBLIC FORUM .
Th re was no audience present to address the Commission.
VIII. DIRECTOR 'S CHOICE.
Mr s. Roman s s tated that the City Council approved the proposed a~ndments to
the Subdivision Regulations on Firs Reading at their ~eting of August 17 .
They will be considered at Second Reading at the first ~eting of Septe.ber.
PAUJNG AGREEMENT CASE 123-87
Mrs . Romans tat d that the Co~reh nsive Zoning Ordinan ce prov ides that the
Pl nning Ca..lssl on must approve agr ~nts on joint use of parking . Mrs .
Ro ans submitted o th Commission copies of a letter sign d by Steve Golden
s tating that he will grant us of parking to the Ci ty on the Hill Church at
4391 Sou h Broadway. Mrs . Ro ans stated that this let r Is no sufficient to
s rve as a fon~al agr n , but ant d to br ng It to th at tntlon of the Co isslon a his tf
lss1on an In ita lon to an op n hous at th
r 10 ro. :30 -8:30 P·•·
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Mr . Carson thanked Ms. Hirsch for the letter she had written Safeway regarding
the maintenance and replacement of their landscaping.
Mr . Maunakea stated that there are holes in the alley behind his property; he
fills the holes with gravel, and the City crew pro.ptly grades the alley and
digs out the holes again . Mrs. Romans stated that she would mention this mat -ter to the Public Works Department.
Mr . Allen stated that he would like to welco.e Mr . Curtis Such to the Commission.
There being no further business to co.e before the Ca..ission, the .aeting was ad j ourned at 8:15 P.M.
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fngl.,. .. norl Public Libr-ar-y Adutaor-y Boar-d
s~ptP"b ... .-"· 1qe7
Chair-,...n Rr-ucf' Hogue called thl! r-egular-"eettng o# the Libr-ar-y
Rdutsnr-y Rnar-d to or-der-at 7:31 P-"·
PR£Sf"HT: Rr-uc~ Hogue , Al Quatntancl!, Betty Dounay Utr-ginia
Jnhn~on, Jnhn Pl"tl!r-aon , Joe Rathbur-n , &er-ald S....paon, Beu
St .. on, Lots Ster-ling
RISO PRrS£HT: 11.-s . Bar-bar-a Hogue, Hank Long, Acting
Dir-ector-, Joan Htnk.,.eyer-, In#or .... tton Serutces
Rfi,.tntstr-ator-, Donna Gottberg , Recording Secretary
Roll call was taken anrt a quoru.. declared present .
Ther-e wPrP no schedull!d or unscheduled uiattora .
11.-. Hogul! asked Donna to giUI! a report on Sharon Utnkte•a
pr-ogr.,.as #allowing her hack sur-gery.
11r . Hogue turned the ""'ettng ouer-to 11 a. Htnk..,. yer-. Joan
rPported that the plans #or thf' Open Hou se on Thuradey, S pt ... ber
10 wer e going well . Sh"' thanked eueryone for their enthuaie~
and wllltngneas to aeru~ that euentng.
11 a . Htnk..,.Pyer then asked if ther-e were any questions r o-rdtng
the Collf' tton 0Puelop..l'nt docu..l'nt dtatr buted at the leat
... eting . There wea no dtacuaaion on thta docu..ent .
11r . Hocau-thanked J oen for her report • ,..d then turn d the
.wettng ouPr to Hank long #or the , end thanked
Hank for the PAC CPPr onal A ce • Catalog) .._ b fore the
.wet1ng . J# any ,...,.ber wea unable to ettend the -...a on th P
yat~ tht ~ntng h~ will b• glad to giu • ~raonel defto to
you whPn h-per"'H • ThP P wtll bee ~tlMl for p_.li
u e bp tnntno at th" Opl'n Hou e . taff w1 H -ilMl o help
patron• n.•d•d . lh• ..-d etelog w1ll atay curr nt #or • f.w
Aft•r that '"• tt will not b updet d, but wlll
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Mr . I nng gau~ background on the Oynix-IRUIHG grant. The 1 Oynix
lthrartrs ~UP h~en ~rded ouer aso.ooo on this grant. The
s rcond phase of this proposal will be requesting "onies for the bar~re in 1988-Bq.
Mr. lnng asked for help fr~ the Board in choosing a plaque for Plattn~ contributors of the Contributors Club. Uording on the pl~ue was also discussed. At thts ti"e there is one ~e to be placrd on the plaque.
Mr. long gauf! an up•tr on the Arapahoe library Oistrict•s
deul') OP"ent of ,. C•ntral library. fl s'-r\1 of the propo-1 wt Jl h~ tn Oonna•s offtce tf Bn\lone wishes to reed it.
Thrre ts no final wnrd . as \l@t. on the 1988 Budget. ~-long
n tated that because of reuenue shortfall there ts discussion that
thrre could be • 1/7 cent tncr .. ae in Cit" .. les tea. and Counctl
has gtuen tentattue go -ahead.
Mr . long s tated that work would be tn progress fr~ Sept~er
71 -75 on the front entrance to repair the ceftent work. In the
Spring nf 1•88 furthrr work wtll he c~pleted. including c~nt
work to thr Conference Rn~ entrance .
f"unds hau tNten request•d for the r•locatton of staff ar .. s in
the lthrary . One ,..Jo r-would b• the addition of • whole
rOGN for the local Histor\1 Co llPct on.~ rftadtl\1 accesstble to the pubHc .
"r. Hogue noted that the Mah-1 L brar-\1 Card C....ign has been
r ~d ·rhe 8Pat 61ft You"ll ~r &tv. • Chtld .• The focus wtlJ
hP on the non-rngl.wood choola (~It e f r-r-y. t . louts and ~11
oula). fh• nghwood hools w1ll b c-.li-nt•d on thtrtr high
uol•-of tuct.nta that do haut! hbr " d •
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Jn,. R10thhurn st_ated that the displa" in the fo\H!r b" the Elks on
rtrug "'h""" couJd be put on dtspla" at achooJa or audttortw.s as
nrPrt,.d. IPt .Jo,. know tf posters. etc. would twlp in a dtspla"
anyuhPrP. UfdPo tapes on drugs are also auatlable.
"r . ~psnn•s chorale group has perforfted 2 progr8Na and plana a
Chrf!lt""s progr~ again thts \leAr .
lnt!l StPr1tng has spent the SW'Ifter tn ~ngland. Scotland and
Jr,.Janrt . Hfr.P tn hau• h•r back.
"r. Qo•tntance asks that all Board ~r• be aware of our need
for local hfstor" ft~s. Ask frtends and neighbors for any
h• .. tnr" ftf"fts whfch fttght be of tnterll!at to the c~tt\1.
ThP Statfattcal Report for August was brtefl" discussed.
111-n MIJM -That the "tnutes fr,.. the August 11. 1987 -ehng
hP apprnu.rt •• prPall!nt•d .
"nupd h": A•raJd ~ann
oPcondPd b": JOP Rathburn
""tt on c arrt ad .
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Central Library
Bookmobile
DAYS OF SERVICE
AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION
TRAFFIC COUNT (Main Lib. only)
AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC COUNT
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ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Selected Statistics
August 1987
17,164 (17,194)*
4,109 ( 1,570) TOTAL: 21,273 (18, 76-4)
26 26)
818 721)
21,337 (19, 345)
821 744)
CIRCULATED TO ENG LENOOO PATRONS TOTAL: 16,292 {14. 355)
ALD Reciproca l Borrowing
Central Library
Book..abile
OTHER INTRA -COUNTY Borrowing**
Ce ntra l Libr ry
Book.obil e
CCLS Re clfro cal Borrowing
Central L1brary
Book.obile
TOTALS:
Allc Terry
TOTALS :
1,184 1,456)
222 -) TOTAL: 1,406 ( 1,456)
699 608)
145 -) TOTAL: 844 ( 6 )
2,541 ( 2,345)
190 ( -) TOTAL: 2,731 ( 2,345)
ADULT
37iT"it
ADULT nrr c1 5 >
173 ( 65)
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10 ( 9)
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4. 9 1 ( 4,40 )
TOTALS
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LIBRARY SPONSORED PROGRA~5 OUTSIDE CENTRAL LIBRARY
Ch1Idren's Department
NUM BER A.ITENDANCE
BookmObile story times/clowning
Class visits to Book.abile
10 ( 40) 332 (854)
Fall Bulletin Board (3)
Story Time Posters (Jl)
Fall Posters (5)
CURRENT ACTIVE REGISTRATIONS
VOLUMES IN COLLECTION
LIBRARY MATERIALS
Books
Records
Cassettes
Microfila
Coapact Discs
Videocassettes
DISBURSEMENTS
22,812 (17,495)
102,591 (104,950)
VOID4ES ADDEO
547 (299)
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28 ( 5)
7 ( 11)
26 ( 27)
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Deposited with City Treasurer's Office $4,350 .82
REVENUES
Fines
ALD
Copyvend
Donor' s Fund
Acct. f814D Lost nd Daaaaed teri 1
Acct. 164661 aicrocoaputer
Colo. Loan
VOLUNTEER toJRS: 39
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s 881.45
2,313.58
28.00
736.10
320. 19
58.50
13.00
2 ( ) 48 ( )
VOUJoiES WI 111lRAWN
($1, 712 .40)
($ 849 .45)
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( 11. 75)
( 585.75)
( 45.95)
( 2 19 .50)
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SElUES CF 1987--
BY A11llUUT'f
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CXUCIL BilL NO . 51
:nmuxx:m BY CXUCIL
MDIBm BRADSIWi/HICDo\Y
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.AN CH>INNCE AMEH>IM; TITLE 4 I El«iLEH:Xl) ~C IPAL ca>E I BY AOOIM; A Nai
~ 7 PElrn\INIM; TO :r.MPa>IM; .AN ~ 01AR:iE l.li'OO ~ EXClW«iE
Aa:ESS FACILITIES Wl'llfiN 'niE CITY OF DG.tlOD; Al111DUZIM; SERVICE~
TO COI.LEX:T SAID ~ '1'ELfPI«:M: CH.\ICES.
WI-IEM"AS, in the interest of protecting and preserving public safety and
we l fare , it is desirabl that the citizens of the City o f Englewood, Colorado,
be provi 11ith ncy elephonc service; and
h'IOFAS, the City COUncil of the Ci y of Eng lewood finds that the City
is lawful l y au horized o a charge upon telephone subscribers within
he City of fl'l<jlewood nd o authorize telephone service stWliers to oollect
said chMge ;
~I ~I BE IT CRlAINfD BY 'll(E CITY CXUCIL CF 'niE CITY CF
ElG..EKXJ) 1 <:XLCRNX) 1 ~T:
ion l. 'n'la T1 1 4, Engl fol.lnicipa.l Code 1 985 , is hereby ~ting a new 0\apt r 7, o read as follows:
4 -7: lMlGH:Y 'J'f.1.flltOe ~CE Al111DUTY: 'nle fllergency Telephone
servi Authori y c by 1n erqoyermental t funding ahall be aa
provi 1
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"Person" rreans any indivi<ilal, firm, partnership, copartnership, joint
venture, association, coaperati ve organization, corporation (nunicipal
or private and whether organized for profit or not), governnental
agency, state, county, political subdivision, state department,
camdssion, board, or bureau, fraternal organization, nonprofit
organization, estate, trust, business or catm:lrl law trust, receiver,
assignee for the benefit of creditors, trustee, or trustee in~
or any other service user.
"Public agency" rreans any city, city and county, town, county, nunicipal
corporation, public district, or public authority located in whole or in
part within this state which provides or has the authority to provide
fire fighting, law enforcement, anbulance, EIIE!rgenCy medical, or other
emergency services.
"Service s~lier" rreans any person providing exchange telephone
services to any service user in this state.
"service user" rreans any person who is provided exchange telephone
service in this state.
"Tariff rates" ans the rates billed by a service ~RWlier, as stated
in the service s~lier•s tariffs, which rates haYe approYed by the
Public Utiliti 'ssion and which represent the aervice ~lier'a
recurring charges for exchange s facilities or their equivalen ,
rucclusive of all t , f , licenses, or similar chargea .
4-7-2: IKl'OSm C£ OtAR:Z -LIABILITY C£ lJSm
caux:Tl -l..HXUB::.'T'ED NO.N1'S
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1987.
Read by title and passed oo final reading oo the 21st day of Sept:ad:ler,
Published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1987, oo the 23rd day
of Septentler, 1987. -
Attest: Ljel1e L. Otis, Mayor
Patricia H. crow, City Clerk
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerlt of the City of !ZM]let«Jed, Coloract>,
hereby certify that the abcMe and foregoing is a true, accurate and ~lete
copy of an Ck'dinance passed oo final reading and published by title u
ordinance No. _, Series of 1987.
Patricia H. crow
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SI'JUES c::." 1987--
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CXlH:n. BILL t«>. 52
DmUlOCI!D BY CXlH:n.
foBEm BIWlSIWf/HI~
AN <R>IlWI:E APPIOillli AN ~ AGREiiHN1' CRFATD«i AN PJI!ROIH:Y
'ft'UPtDIE SI!JM:CE Al1I1DU'lY NIICH SIW..L ESTABLISH .M1> CI'ERATE AN JMRaCY
'ft'UPtDIE SI!JM:CE SYS'l'94 ro DCLlDE THE CI'.l'l( c::." l!IG.I!JOD.
~. to ~lish an ~ telephone eervice to aid the
timely provision of 8111!r1}ency service to reaidl!lnts of Arapllhoe County,
including the citizens of Dlgle«XX!, it is ,.,..ury to enter into an
int:ergoworrnental agree~~~eut creating such service and pi"'Vidinq fer t...
and conditions for the ~ation of this t!llll!rgenc:y telephone eervice;
~I 'ntEREi(l(£ I BE IT ~ BY THE CITY CXlH:n. c::." 'DIE CITY C':l
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Section 1. "nle agr tt titled •r~ 1qr a tt fer F'.lltabl~t of the 8lerqency ,_lephone Service Authcrity• ~ and
-=ng cities, fire protection district.s, tCIC\8, and other political
entiti• in Arlpllhoe County is hereby ~. A ~ of this
int~t&l agr ! s e 1t is att.:hed twreto and iuocapcxated t.r.in by
ref
Section 2. on. Mllyor and City Clerk are t.nby authcri..S to siCJn
and &it this in~ egr 1t creeting the -..,.q
'l'el.pwone Service Authadty fer and on blihalf of the City Council and the
City of ftwJl.aad.
ITLJ[UiliLI._,, reed in full , and PMMCS on f 1rst rw.U.ng on the 8th dlly
-U.ber, 1987.
1 7. a 11 fer 11'1 ~ on the 9th dlly of _,U.ber
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Published by title as ordinance No. _,
23rdday of September, 1987.
Attest:
Patncla A. crow, city cterk
Series of 1987 , on the
JiLij8ii8 L. otle, AiijOi
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of llngl-.ood, Colorlllb,
hereby certify that the aboYe -"' foregoing ia • true, .acurate -"'
~lete ocpy of an ordinance paued on final readinq and publi8hed by
title as ordinance No. _, Series of 1987.
Pitilcla 8. crow
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE AUTHORITY
This Agreement made and entered into aa of the ---------
day of ------------------' 1987 by and between the following
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, a body corporate and politic parties:
<•county•); BENNETT FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, a special
district (•Bennett•); TOWN OF BOW MAR, a •unicipal cor-
poration (•Bow Mar•); BYERS PIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, a ape-
cial district CASTLEWOOD PIRE PRO'lECTION
DISTRICT, a special district c•caatlewood•); CITY OP CHERRY
RILLS VILLAGE, a aunicipal corporation c•cherry Hilla•);
CURRY HILLS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, a special district
(•Cherry Hilla•); COLUMBINE VALLEY, a •unicipal corporation
c•colwabine Valley•); CUNNINGHAM PIRB PROTECTION DISTRICT, a
special dletrict c•cunningh .. •); TOWN OP DBIR TRAIL, a muni-
cipal corporation c•Deer Trail•) DBIR TRAIL PIRI PROTICTION
DISTRICT, a special district (•D er Trail•); CITY or
IIIGLBNOOD, a •unicipal corporation ( •Inglewood• l; CITY or
GLB DALE a un cipal corporation ( •Glendale• I ; CITY or
vu. II, a •unic pal corporation c•Gre nvoo4
v 1l • , l CITY 0 LI1'T • un c 1 corpor Uon
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SHERIDAN, a municipal corporation c•sheridan•l; SKYLINE PIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT, a special district c•skyline•); and
STRASBURG FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, a special district
c•strasburg•).
WITNESSETH I
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article ll of Title 29, C.R.S., as
••ended, the above-listed parties are delegated the power to
enter into agree.enta for the purpose of providing e .. rgency
telephone service; and
WBIR!AS, Article XIV, Section l812Hal and lbl of the
Constitution of the State of Colorado and Part 2 of Article
l of Title 29, c.a.s., as ••ended, encourages and authorizes
a9r .... nta of this nature;
WRZR&AS, t would serve th public welfare and be in the
beat ntereat of all of the contracting part1e1 to par-
tic pat in th organization, ad8iniatration and c~n use
of a c n ral .. r9ency elephon aervic author ity: and
h r iea d ,. to n r nto h • Inter-
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tenance of the equipment for the emergency telephone ser-
vice which service will facilitate a more direct referral to
the appropriate emergency agency J and ( 2) to define the
manner in which each of the contracting parties will par-
ticipate in the Authority, and
NOW, THEREFOR!, in consideration of the mutual covenants
hereinafter contained, the contracting parties agree aa
follows:
I. DEFINITIONS
The definitions for the teras • .. ergenc:y telephone
charge•, •eaergenc:y telephone service•, •exchange acceae
facilities•, •governing body•, •public: agency•, •service
supplier•, •service user•, •equipment supplier•, and •tariff
rates• aa used in this Intergovernaental Agre .. ent shall be
the .... aa the de fi nition s provided for those teru in
Section 29-ll-101, c.a.s., aa ... nded, aa those ter .. are
defined on the date of th is Agreeaent.
II. GENE RA L PROVISIO S
Th par lea h r by etablieh 1 9 1 n 1ty o
be known aa the •£a rg ncy Tel phon tv c Au hor ty•
(h rena ter referred to •• h •Au hor ty •) wh ich 1h 11 b
retpont ble for a da nh ring he in a alla on, o ntlon
and u n nance of the equipaen or h 1!-911 rg ncy I •
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telephone service program which program will facilitate a
more direct referral to the appropriate emergency aqency.
Said Authority is established pursuant to Article XIV,
Section 18 !2l!al and (bl of the Constitution of the State
of Colorado; Part 2 of Article 1, Title 29, C.R.S., as a-
mended; and Article 11, Title 29, C.R.S., as amended. The
Authority shall be a political subdivision and public cor-
poration of the State, separate froa the Contracting
Parties. It shall have the duties, privileqes, i .. unities,
rights, liabilities and disabilities of a public body poli-
tic and corporate.
The contracting parties agree to provide the necessary
space for installation of equipaent in their jurisdictions
and to allow the authority access to said equipaent for
operation and .. intenance of said equipaent.
III. !-911 EMERGENCY T!L!PHON! SIRVICI AUTHORITY
The Authority shall be governed by a Board of Directors
consist ng of five (51 aeabers to b
tollowl.nq
1. Two
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by th County
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but each such entity may submit no more than on
nominee for each vacancy;
3. One member shall be selected from the County by the
Board of County Commissioners;
4. M .. bers .ay be appointed to serve consecutive teras
on the Board, but no member shall serve for 110re
than two ( 2 l consecutive terms. One melllber repre-
senting law enforcement and one aeaber representing
fire protection/emergency medical services shall
serve an initial term for a period not to exceed
three ( 3) years. All other ... bera shall serve an
initial term not to exceed two (2) years.
Thereafter, the teras of all aeabera shall be two
( 21 years. All teru shall expire on the second
Tuesday of January.
5. Nothing in this section shall preclude either cities
and towns, the County Sheriff or special districts
from determining by a siaple aajority vote of all
the noainating entities, the entities' choice(sl for
appoint .. nt. Upon written notification to the aoard
of County C~issioners of the aajority's choice(al
for appointment, the County Coaaisaloners shall aake
the appointaents in accordance with the aajority' s
choice( a).
6. Each .. aber of the B~rd of Directors shall serve
without coapenaation.
The a~rd of Directors ahall govern the business and
affairs of the Authority and exercise all powers of the
Authority as here naft r deacribed.
IV. !UJL!S AND ll!GULATIO S
Th 0 0 t c ora tor h Au or1 y ah 11 pau
auppl. nd c ul. one •• • nee sl&ty
prov c:t th ry cul. and r on a are con•
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V. POWERS OF THE AUTHORITY
The contracting parties hereto agree that the Authority
shall be empowered with the authority to contract for the
acquisition, installation and operation of an emergency
telephone service and may pay such costa by collecting an
emergency telephone charge for such service in the service
area which is within ita jurisdiction and authorized by this
I ntergovernaental Agreeaent and by ordinance or resolution
of the contracting parties hereto. The Authority ia hereby
authorized to collect an ... rgency telephone charge aa
iapoaed by the governing bodiea of the contracting parties
in an aaount not to exc e d Two Percent ( 2\ I of the tar iff
rate or .SO cents per aonth, whichever is leas, in those
portions of the service area for which e .. rgency telephone
service i s to be prov i ded. The funda ao collected ahall be
spen t solely to pay for the equ i p~~ent coats the installa-
tion costa, repa i r and aa i ntenance coats, and for t he
aont h l y recu rr i ng c har ges b illed by t he serv ice an4/or
equip~~ent supplier for th rgency telephone service. The
unda ao coll cted ah 11 b cr dit d to a caah fund • parat
and par frOtl th fun of any of th contrac in
par •• or th Au hority under thla lnt r ov l
A9r MY fund a r n n9 ln h accoun • y ar n
a hall b c rr ov r 0 h n x ln9 y a r 0 h
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d. To employ agents, including but not limited to,
engineers, attorneys, accountants and consultants,
and employees.
e. To incur debts, liabilities, or obligations to the
extent and in the manner peraitted by lav, and
borrov money and, fro• tiae to ti .. , to .. ke,
accept, endorse, execute, isaue and deliver notes
and other obligations of the Authority for monies
borroved, or in payment for property acquired, or
for any of the other purposes, services or functions
o f the Authority, and aa provided by lav, and to the
extent perai tted by lav, to secure the paywaent of
any such obligations by mortgage, pledge, deed,
i ndenture, agre e .. nt, or other collateral instru-
.. nt, or by other lien upon or assignment of all or
any par t of the propertiea, rights, aasets,
contrac ta, eaae .. nta, revenues and privilege• of the
Au thority .
The power as specified in t hia pa r agraph (e ) .. y be
ex reia by th Au hority only upon prior approval
of two-thirds th contr a ct ng part s in th .. nn r
prov ded by lav.
f, To o v n, opera a nd ntain r ea l and persona l pro•
r y and fae U i a n e~n v i h o h ra, a nd o
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the eme-cqency telephone service is ever discontinued, any
balance in the account shall be transferred to the general
fund of the contracting parties on a pro rata basis, baaed
on exchange access facilities within that party's jurisdic-
tions.
To further enable the Authority to carry ou~ ita func-
tions and provide the services described, the Authority
shall have the following powers:
a. To acquire, hold, lease <a• Lessor or Lessee), sell,
or otherwise dispose of any legal or equitable
interest in real or personal property utiliaed for
the purposes of e .. rgency telephone and related ser-
vices.
b. To conduct ita business and affairs for the benefit
of the inhabitants of the contractin9 parties
hereto and others.
c. To enter into, aake and perfor• contracts of every
kind with other local 9overnaental entities, the
State o Color ado or any political aubd vision
h r of, th Un ted States, or any pol tical sub-
d v son
cia ion,
orvan aa
thereof, and any nd1v dual,
partnerah p, corporat ion or
on of any kind.
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conduct joint, partnership, cooperative or other
operations with others, and to exercise all the
powers granted herein in joint, partnerahip or
cooperative efforts and operation• with others.
g. To aue, and to be sued, in ita own naae.
h. To fix, maintain and revise fees, ratea and chargea
for function•, services or facilitiea provided by
the Authority in the aanner provided by law.
i. To adopt, by resolution, regulations respecting the
exercise of i ta powera and carrying out of ita pur-
poaea.
j. To exercise any other powers which are essential to
the provision of the functions, services or facili-
ties by the Authority.
k . To rec eive c ontribut i ons, gifta, bequeata or other
g rant • o r c a s h , equ i~nt or aerv i cea froa the
contractin g parties or oth er en tities , i nd iv i d uala,
or pol tical aubd v aiona .
1. To create a echnic 1 dv aory c~itte
•· In a dd t on, th Authority aay do ny other act a a
aa y be n c aaa ry for the proviaion o nit al a c•
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emergency telephone service; including, specifi-
cally, the ability to negotiate with equipaent
suppliers and service auppliera for the purpose of
obtaining the benefit of technological developaenta
which the Authority deems neccesary to iaprove or
enhance the quality and efficiency of service to be
provided to the usera.
VI . TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTIZ
The Authority ahall create a technical advisory co .. it-
tee. Bach contracting party .. Y have a representative on
the co .. ittee. The ca.aittee .. abers shall elect their own
chair .. n who will be responsible for setting .. etinga and
conducting buaineaa. The ca.aittee ahall aerve in an advi-
aory capacity to the Board of Director• of the Authority.
The ca.ai ttee a hall .. ke reca.aendationa re4Jardin9 the
deai9n, equipaent selection, inatallation, Mint.enance and
isaues directly related to the continued operation of the
a .. r9ency Telephone Service. Theae reca.aendat.iona &hall be
baaed upon the needs of the contracting parties •
'l'hia c~ tt haa no author ty to ncur any ••pena or
to c~ t any lunda
natalla ion coats,
B r9ency Telephone
aasoclated w th th
or any other coats
ervice.
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equipaent coats,
related to the
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VIII. E-911 SYSTEM OPERATING COSTS
The .oniea paid into the Authority purauant to the
emergency telephone charge per exchange acceaa facility
shall be placed in a aeparate deaignated caah fund and ahall
be paid from aaid fund only for ayatea operating coat a.
System operating coats ahall be defined aa1 iriatallation
costa
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equipaent coat a 1 repair and JUintenance coat a 1 and
for the aonthly recurring chargee billed by the aervice
and/or equipaent auppliera for the B-911 eaergency telephone
aervice.
No diaburaeaent ahall be made froa the funda of the
Authority except by check and unleu a verified claia for
aervicea or c~itiea haa been firat approved for payaent
by the aoard of Directora.
~he Authority aay inveat any fund• paid into the
Authority only n accordance vith any appl icable lava of the
State of Color ado governing the lnveat .. nt of publlc funda.
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A ni ra v • ahaU lnclud audit and accoun ft9 .I •• bond ng, naurance,
poa • ncS 1 erh d, and all 0 h r • • lar
co Th Au y 11 p par an annual 49 for
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administrative costs and submit the budget request to the
County Coaaissioners by August l of each year that this
Agreement is in effect. A copy of said budget shall also be
submitted to the Division of Local Gover~ent in accordance
with Section 29-l-116, C.R.S., as aaended.
The county co .. issioners shall consider funding the
Authority's budget request in the County's annual
appropriation, not to exceed $15,000 for adainistrative
costs. Should adainistrative costs froa the County
C~issioners not be forthcoaing, or if any funding so pro-
vided shall be deelled insuffic i ent by the Authority, the
Authority shall divide and bill the total outstanding adai -
nistrative costs, which total shall not exceed $15,000,
a110ng Arapahoe County, Bow Mar, Cherry Bills, ColWibine
Valley, Deer Trail, Bnglewood , Glendale, Greenwood Villat••
Littleton and Sheridan. These contractint parties shall be
required to pay to the Authority, within ninety <tOI days of
notification, a pro rata percentage of the total a~inistra
tive cost based upon the nuaber of exchange access f a cUi-
t es v thin the jur scUction of that n ty vh n c:oapaud
w1 th the total nua r of exc:han9 a ccess fee 11 t a v th n
th jur sdic 1on of th Author ty. Total a nhtrat v
costa of th Au hority .. Y no exceed the total ada1niatra-
t1v bud9 approved by h en tles listed n th 1 a c:tion.
par y .. Y obl 9at. or th pa~n of any 110n
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without its approval; however, failure to contribute the
required pro rata portion to the budget ahall conatitute
default under Article XII of thia Agree .. nt.
The monies paid into the Authority by the contracting
parties hereto for ad•inistrative coata shall be uaed by the
Authority aolely for the adainiatrative coata of the
Authority.
Nothing herein, however, prevent• the Authority froa
returning any aurplua adlliniatrative revenue• provided by
the contracting partie• hereto for the adlliniatration coats
of the Authority, to the then current contracting parties in
the s... proportion that said parties were originally
required to contribute.
X. 10018 AND !JCOilOS
The Authority ahall .. intain adequate and correct
accounts of their funds, propertiea and buaineaa tranaac-
tions, which account• ahall be open to inapection at any
reaaonable ti.. by the contractin9 parties hereto, their
attorn ya, h ir a9 n s, or .. u of the public. Th
Authority shall c ua to b conduc ed an annual aud t, wh ch
ud t shall b conduct d by an ndependent Certified Publ c
Accountan 1 c need to prac ic n th State of Colorado.
Th Author y a hall provide • copy of aaid aud o the I •
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governing bodies of the parties hereto upon requeat. The
Authority shall alao comply with Part 6 of Article 1, Title
29, c.R.S., as aaended.
XI. REPORTS
Within 180 daya after the end of each fiacal year, which
ahall be the calendar year, the Authority ahall prepare and
preaent to the contacting partiea a C~rehenaive Annual
Report of the Authority'• activitiea and finance• during the
preceding year.
The Author ity ahall alao prepare and preaent auch
report• aa .. y be required by law, regulation or contract to
any authoriaed federal and/or state officiah or to whoa
auch report ia required to be .. de in the courae and opera-
tion of the B-911 S..r9ency Telephone Service Authority .
The Authority ahall alao render to the contractin9 per-
tie• hereto, at reaaonable intervale, auch report• and
accounting a• th contracting partiea .. Y froa ti .. to tl ..
r u at.
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v n ny n rae ng party fa la o pay iu
n • ra v o opera nt co1t1 n ue, or
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Agreement, the ·Authority shall cause written notice of the
Authority's intention to terainate said Agre ... nt aa to such
party in default to be given to that party'• governing body
unless such default ia cured within thirty ( 30 I days fr011
the date of such notice. A copy of said notice of default
shall be sen~ to all other contracting parties. Upon
failure to cure said default within said thirty ( 30 I day
period, service by the Authority to the defaulting party
shall thereupon terainate and said contracting party shall
thereafter have no noaination rights, nor be entitled to
participation on the Authority.
rurtheraore , any contracting party whose services ter-
ainated under the provisions of thh Article of the
Agre ... nt shall forfeit all right, title and i nterest in and
to any property of the Authority to which it .. y otherwise
be entitled upon the dhsohtion of thh A9r .... nt. Thh
Art i cle ia intended to Uait the right of any pa rty under
t h is A9re ... nt to puraue a n y and al l other r..-d i ea t .. y
·h a ve for b r a ch of th a Ag r .. nt •
ahall b
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Agreement, subject to amendments, until terminated by a two-
thirds majority of the contracting partiea hereto.
B. Any contracting party'• participation in thia
Agreement may be terminated by written notice fra. the party
or partiea to the Authority and all other contracting par-
tie• at leaat 90 daya prior to Auguat 1 of any given year.
Upon termination such entity shall forfeit all right, title
and intereat in and to any property acquired by the
Authority.
c. Upon teraination by autual agre ... nt of two-thirda
of the c ontract i ng partie• hereto, the powera granted to the
Authority und e r th i a Agr .... nt ahall continue only to the
extent neeeaaary to aake a pro rata diapoaition of the pro-
perty, equ i p~Mnt and .aniea held pursuant to thh
Atre ... nt.
xi v.ortfCIAS ~Tli6'1MJ!o~ot'tli~t,,
The l<wlrd of Dire c t o r a , of fi cera a nd .-ployee a of t he
Author y aha ll be indeanifl ed pur a ua nt to the prov1aiona of
1 I un ty Act, s et on 24 -10-101,
C .•• , •• fh Author ty aha ll purcha a nauranc
o prov d c ov rave for th loard of Oirectora, otflc ra and
loy a an4 h Au hority a ga na ault or aui a ich .. Y
brou a n aald rd of Dlrec on, o ric r a n4 I •
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employees or the Authority involving or pertaining to any of
their acta or duties perforaed or o•itted for the Authority
in good faith.
The Authority shall obtain a bond or other security to
guarantee the faithful perfor .. nce of the duties of the ... -
bera of the Board of Directors.
XV. NOTICES
Notices to be given under this Agree .. nt shall be effec-
tive upon posting and shall be given in writing either by
hand delivery, or deposited in the United States .. il, cer-
tified .. il, return receipt requested with aufficient
poatat• to the following personas
COUftY OP UAPAIIOB
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BBIID'rT PIU PIO'RC'!IOII
DIS~IIC'!
IYIIS Ptla P OfiC'!IO
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CASTLEWOOD PIR! PROTECTION CITY OP CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE
DISTRICT
CHERRY HILLS PIRB PROTECTION TOWN OP COLUMBINE VALLIY
DISTRICT
CUIJIIIIIGIIAII PIU PIO'nC'l'IOW TOWN OP DBBI 'l'llAIL
DIS'l'IIC'l'
DBBR 'l'llAIL P ial PIO'l'BC'l'IOW
DIS'l'IIC'l'
CI'l'Y OP BIIGLBifOOO
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CITY OF LITTLETON
PAAKBR FlaK PR~BCTIOM
DISTRICT
CITY OP IB&aioa.
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CITY OF GREENWOOD VILLAGE
LITTLBTON PIRI PR~BCTIOM
DISTRICT
SABLE-ALTURA FIU PR~BCTION
DISTRICT
lltYLI flU nol'K'!'ION
DISTRICT
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XVI. AMENDMENT
Thia A9r .. ••nt aay be ... nded by the contractin9 partiea
froa ti.. to ti .. , but any ... ndllent ahall be 9iven in
writin9 and executed by two-third• of the contractin9 par-
tie• heretoJ provided however, that any ... n4aent to Article
IX auat alao be approved by a aajority of the contractin9
partie• reaponaible for payaent of the adainiatrative coata.
XVII. SIYIWlLlTJ CLADII
If any proviaion of tbh Afr .... nt or tbe application
hereof to any party or clrcu .. t ancea ia beld ln•alid, auch
nvalid ty ehall not affect o her proviaion• or appli c ation•
of th wh ch can 9 wen effee without the in-
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the contracting partie• hereto have
cauaed their repreaentativea to affix their reapective
aignaturea hereto, aa of the day and year hereinafter aet
forth.
ATTEST: Marjorie Page
Clerk of the Board
APPROVED AS 'l'O FORM:
Aaalatant County Attorney
ATTU'l':
APPRO\faD AS '1'0 roaM:
Aftltl'l'•
AJIPOYIO '1'0
COUII'l'Y OP ARAPAHOE I
S'l'A'l'E OP COLORADO
BY.·~~~--~~~--~~~ ..... Chalr .. n, Board of County
Cc.aiaaionera
UIIDTI' PIU PRO'l'&C'l'IOII
DIS'l'RIC'l'
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BY ______________________ __
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ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ATTEST&
APPROVED AS TO FOIUI'
AT'I'UT :
APPROV&O U TO POIUI'
Clty Attorney
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BYERS FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT
BY. ______________________ __
CA8TL8WOOO FIU PRO'rBCTIOII
DISTRICT
BY. ______________________ ___
CITY OF CUUY 8ILLI VILLAG8
BY. ______________________ ___
lY liLLI fiU P OT CTI
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APPROVED AS TO PORM:
Town Attorney
ATTEST:
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TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY
By ______________________ ___
CUOIIIGIIAM PIU PROTZCTIO•
OIITRIC'l'
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1'01111 or DUa TaAIL
a y ____________________ __
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ATTEST: CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Patricia H. Crow-City Clerk By----------~-------------E~ene L. otis -Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
city Attorney
ATTEST: CITY OF GLBIIDALE
APPAOY&D AS TO POUI:
City Attorney
A'l"'"EST: CITY OP GltUINOOD Y ILLAG&
ly
APPJOY&D TO
clty A
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ATTES ·r:
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ATTEST :
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LITTLETON FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT
PARUR PIU PROTBCTIOII
DISTRICT
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SULB-ALTUU PIU PaOTICTIOII
DISTIUCT
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C I1'Y 0 S IRlDAM
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FOAM:
Tovn Attorney
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SKYLINE FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT
By ________________________ __
STRASBURG FIRS PROTECTION
DISTRICT
By ________________________ __
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CXUCIL BILL NO . 56
IN1'RJXD!D BY CXUCIL
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AN CR>INMCE ~DIO V1CATICII CF A PCRI'ICII CF 'l1IE RIGHl'-CF...aY IN '111E 3400
RUX:K CF scum 1ICX:.Wt S"'.'RR!ET N1> 'l1IE 100 BUXl< CF WEST HIIK'ID AVfJIJE IN 'l1IE
CITY CF EKiUloiXD, <D.JnY CF MN>ARE, STATE CF ~.
~. the Dlgle.«Xld Urban Renewal Authority is the owner of prq~erty
adjoining the portions of streets in the 3400 block of SOuth AcaM and the 100
block of \iest I~ Avenue; and
~.this vacatioo request was negotiated~ the Urban~
Authority and Ross InvestlW!nt Gr'<:q> to OCJitlenS4te for land lost to Little Dry
Creek 0\annel ~ts in Phase III of the Downtown DeYel~t Plm; and
~. the request to vacate these p:xtions of rights~f...-y -
considered at the regular meeting of the City Planning and ZOning ec-issioo
oo July 21, 1987, and the Cclmlissioo concluded those p:xtioos of the public
rights~f...-y in the 3400 block of South JlcaM Street and the 100 block of
west ~ Avenue will serve no public purpoee and stnlld be vacated; and
~. he Cl y Planning and Zoning Cclmliss ioo LEOCllllleild to City
Council that the rights~f-way in the 3400 bloc:k of South Aetna and the 100
block of t ~ Avenue be vacated;
~, 'ntERUORE, 8E IT CRlAINI!D BY '111E CITY
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IL CF '1\IE CITY CF
ibed p:xti oo of public ri«<'t•~f~ in
, State of Ooloc , ia hereby
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Introcilced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 8th day of
Sept:eld)er' 1987.
P\mlished as a Bill for an ordinance on the 9th day of 5epteiD!r, 1987.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 21st day of Sllptelmer,
1987.
P\mlished by title as <rdinance No. , Series of 1987, on the 23rd day
of Septelber, 1987. -
Attest: Ljilil! L. Otis, MIIY'Oi
PatriCia ft. crow, city ctedt
I, Patricia H. Craw, City Clerk of the City of l!nl)lao:Jd, Ocilir.to,
henlby certify that the ~~~Jove and foregoing is a true, accurate and ~et.e
~of .n ~ pueed on final reading and published by title •
Ol'dinlnce No. -· 9eri• of 1987.
Patricia R. crow
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<DJCIL BILL 1«>. 57
:nmuu:!D BY <D.H:lL
MIIHlt C7l'IS
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AN CRliHNCE APPIO.'IKi AN ~ ~ '11IE CITY Dl"'IO RIGfl'~-~ IE'lWDf
'11IE allm"'EED am.E'l' M1> SMTA FE [JUVE IN EXCWIZ Pat A QUIT CLAIM IEI!D
'ro RIO QWIE LNI> <XK'ANY ~ ITS 9• J ~ IN INl1!ICES'T, '111E MBX11'Z
~a.,~ A ('(Rl'la. CIF 'mE CITY Dl"'IO.
wnmFAS, the ri<jht~f...-y for City Ditch in the area between the
Chatfield outlet and Santa Fe Drive specified a 50-foot width and -.
originally granted in the 1800's; and
~. since that tille the ditch locat.icn has slalolly c::hanged and
the property lines surrounding the ditch lliiYI! never been properly defined;
and
~. when Olatfield Aellet'VOir-oonatructed, the corp. of
Engineers platted their pn::.perty line oo the north of the ditch and platted
a curvilinear line lotlich better approxilllated the ditch; and
~, the Rio Grande Land Clcllpany, or its IIUOON.,... in
interest, 'ftle Anechutz Corporation is beqi.Jw\ing to develq) the "SIC'rr~,._,rt,...y oo
the 80Uth of the Ditch and has ~ to give the City .n MJ at for -.ry
of its prq:~erty vi thin 50 f of corp. ditch bcundllry; and
City has cpi cla.l.a a partlCII\ of City
Land Clcllpany and retAin .n ·s r at -=rc.a this
o the Clty Di ch outl lltrUCture;
CITY at
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Introdloed, read in full, and passed on first: nYiding on the St:h
day of Sept.elltler, 1987.
Plmlished as a Bill for an Ol:dinance on the 9th day of 5eptellber,
1987.
Read by title and piiSaed on final readirw:j on the 21st day of
Sept.8IIIJer. 1987.
Plmliahed by title as Clrdi.nance No. , Beri• of 1987, on the
2lrd day of 9l!ptalber. 1987. -
ibj80il t. Offi, Ai1yQi
Attest:
PatriCia H. crow, City Ciertt
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerlt of the City of llhgl.aod, Oolcra-
do, Mnby certify that the .txJIII8 ...S fangoinq is a t%1», accurate ...S
c:x..,lete ccpy of an Clrdi.nance pM.c! on final J:Mding ...S pm!UMIS by ti-
tle -Clrdi.nance No. -· Sllriea of 1917.
h&icti R. Ci'Cil1i
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GRANT OF EASEMENT
THIS GRANT OF AN EASEMENT (•th is Grant•) is aade this
~hday of September , 1982 by the RIO GRANDE LAND
COMPANY, whose address is P .O. Box 5482, Denver, Colorado
80217 and The Anschutz Corporation, whose address is 555 17th
Street, Denver, Colorado 80202 (collectively, •Grantor•), to
the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, whose address is 3400 South
Elati Street, Enqlewood, Colorado 80110, for the use and
benefit of the City of Enqlewood (•Grantee•).
The part ies covenant and aqree as follows:
1. Easement Property. The •Eaaeaent Property•
shall mean the real property located in the County of Douqlas,
State of Colorado, more particularly described on the attached
Job. No. 102.001 (consisti nq of three paqea) of Montqoaery-
Phillips, Inc., Surveyors.
2. Consideration. As consideration for this Grant,
Grantee shall convey by quit claia deed an abandoned portion
of the City Ditch upatreaa fro• the outlet structure to the
Grantor, or either of thea if Grantor so requests.
3. Grant of Eaaeaent. Grantor hereby qranta to
Grantee, ita aucceaaora and aaaiqns, an exclusive, peraanent
and perpetual eaae .. nt over, under, across and throuqh the
E ae .. nt Property tor the purpoae of constructing, operatinq,
intaininq, repairinq, replacinq, reaovinq and enlarqinq
those structure• or iaprove .. nta of Grantee.
4 . Access. Grantee shall have the perpetual and
excluaive riqht of inqreaa and qreaa in, to, over, thrQU9h
and aero•• the !as n Property tor any purpose necessary or
d sirable for the full anjoyaen of th riqhta qranted to
Gr nt • und r this Gr nt.
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hold Grantee har.less froa and aqainst any adverse claia to
the title of the Easeaent Property by all and every person or
persons lawfully claiminq or to claia the whole or any part thereof.
7. Binding Effect. This Grant shall extend to and
be bindinq upon the successors and assiqns of the respective
partie• hereto. The tenu, covenant•, a9r .... nt• and
conditions in thi• Grant shall be con•trued a• covenants
runninq with the land.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partie• hereto have executed
thi• Grant of Easeaent the day and year fir•t above written.
GRAII'TOR:
RIO GRANDE LA1fD COKPAHY
Attest:
THE AJISCIIQTJ COilPORATIOif
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AN CR>DWCE NmiiUZDli THE m!IDDli Cl A P<l('l'l(Jil Cl THE CI'IY Dl'l'CH BY THE
ern Cl I!JG..DOD TO THE RIO QWilE LMKl <XM»ANY ~ ITS SO RWlR 1M
INl'PREST, THE NB:R1l'Z CXH'atATI(Jil, (JI1 cmmuJI CXJI)ITICIIS.
~. when 0\at:field Rellervoir wu oonat.ructed, the odginal
hMdr:jate structure 1ooi8S destroyed and a rat outlet st.ructure wu built to
deliver water to the City Ditch; and
~. a 300-foot piece of the Ditch still exists~ fraa
the outlet structure, which piece has not been UMld for ditch operations
since Chatfield Al!serVoir has been built; and
~. this piece eerves no puip011e fac the City and J.n f-=t is
a detrilll!nt in that it allows drain.ge water to enter the Ditch;
tOt, Trii!REiQ(£, BE IT ~ BY THE CITY CXlK:IL ~ 'fiE ern Cl
I!MiLIJIXI) • ~. AS Pa1£11S:
Seetia\ l. 'ftw portion of the City Ditch upet.re1a traa the ....,
outlet ooiiiti\iC&C1 in pl at the aciginal hMdiJate llllhic:h wu ~
&Iring the 0\attield RMI!noir oorwt.rw:tia\, is ~ ~bed to be
deeded to the ltio Gr 1.-.! ~ OIC ita •lOCI FIX in inteNet, ,.
~z Corpor: ion, wi the following proviaiona:
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Int.rolt.Jced, read in full, and pMeed a\ fint reading at the 8th
day of 9llptalber, 1987.
1987.
PublHtwd a a Bill fer • Ckdi.nln:le a\ the 9th day of Slip'~ ,
liNd by title and pMeed at final relldi.ng at the 21n day of ~
~. 1987.
Publut.d by title -Ol"d1Mnce Mo. , Berte. of ltl7, at the
2lrd dlly of Slip'... , 1987. -
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Att:eft:
h&ldi 1. craw, ctEY er.n
I, htric!A B. Claf, City Cla1t ~the City~ lbJ~, Oolcn-
dD, ...... o.t.ify tMt the .,.. and fan9oiniJ ia • au., ACCUnltle and
~--aapr ol e Ol'di.r-.. ......S at final rwdiniJ and pd)Um.t by ti-
tle -Ordinance Mo. -· a.rtee ol. ltl7.
h&ldi 1. craw
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CONTRACT FOR EXCHANGE
OF RIGHTS IN REAL ESTATE
THIS AGREEMENT is aade and entered into this ~ day
of ~~temher , 1987, by and between the CITY OF
ENGLE OoD, COLORADO, a aunicipal corporation, 3400 s. Elati
Street, Enqlewood, Colorado 80110 (hereinafter •city•), the RIO
GRANDE LAND COMPANY, a Colorado corporation, P.O. Box 5482,
Denver, Colorado 80217 (hereinafter •Rio Grande•) and The
Anschutz Corporation, a ~ansas corporation, 555 17th Street,
Denver, Colorado 80202 (hereinafter called •TAC•).
WITNESSETH
The parties covenant and aqree as follows:
1. The City aqrees to convey to Rio Grande, or to
Rio Grande's successor TAC if Rio Grande so desiqnates in
writinq to the City, by quit claia deed, the followinq
described real estate, situate in the county of Douqlaa, state
of Colorado, to wit:
The real property as described on attached Job No.
102.001, dated Auqust 29, 1986, revised October 22,
1986, by Nontqo .. ry-Phillipe, Inc., entitled
&lakeland Industrial Park -City Ditch Quit Claia
Parcel .
with all eas ... nts and riqhta-of-way appurten nt thereto, all
iaprov ... nts thereon and all fixtures of a peraanent nature,
currently on the preaisea in their present condition, ordinary
wear and tear excepted, by quit claia deed.
2. In exchante for th City deedlnq the above
described real property to Rio Grande (or ita successor, TAC),
Rio Grande and TAC •9~ to convey to the City an exclusive,
peraanent end perpetual eaa n on re 1 property located in
the County of Douqles, Stat of Color do, acre rtieul rly
described on h at ach J o. 102.001 (conai nq of hr
9 e) of ntg ry-111 , Inc., surveyor •
3. There shall
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partie• hereto have aet their
hand• and aeala aa of the day and year above written.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RIO GRANDE LAND COMPANY
THE ANSCHUTZ CORPORATION,
By {kr/.f-La-
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DATE
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C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N
AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT ltd Award for Belleview
Park Tennts Court ltghttng
INITIATED BY _____ P_a_rk_s __ a_nd __ R_K_r_e_a_tt_o_n_De __ p_ar_u. __ n_t ____________________ ___
ACTION PROPOSED, _______ Aw __ a_rd __ B_t_d_f_o_r_Be __ ll_e_v_tew ___ Pa_r_k_T_e_n_n_ts __ Cou __ r_t_L_t~g-ht_t_~~---
Extstt~ tennts court ltghtt~ at Belleview Park ts the ortgtnal equt~nt tnstalltd
over ZO years 190. Forty-etght fixtures are .ounted on l•tnated .oocten posts whtch
have twisted and wa'l*t out of al tg,..nt. ltghttng Mtntenance contractors no long -
er are able to service or repatr these ltghts due to the condttton of the poles .
ltght levels on the plt~t, surface vary considerably due to thts •tsaltgn.ent. A
new 1 tght tng syst• of 16 txtures on I r.les wtll provide l t t•s the present
available ltght on the court surface .tit e reducing Mtntenance and operatt~ costs
considerably.
liD I£M.TS
Sealed bids wre received by the Depart.nt of Parks and RKreat ton on August 26,
1917 at 10:00 a .•.
Bids re received froa 4 co.pantes as ltsted:
co JftC . "·' . SS,2Sl .OO
H,7 1.00
H, .00
uptn tl tr c Co . is n esta 1tshld electrtcal contracttno fl~ s
sPOr and athl ttc field ltg fnt . t COfttr actual proj tr
Engl t re ·lt ttno oft roft 11 ftelds at llllev
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FINANCIAL
A Public l~rove.ent Account 10357 has been established with an a.ount of $48,000 to
handle the phases of this project.
1. Relighting with an 8 pole, 16 fixture syst .. to include new control circuits,
tt .. rs, wiring conduit poles and fixtures.
2. Resurf&c i ng and urlt i ng the four court surfaces.
3 . Replace.ent of necessary fencing re.oved during construction.
Award of tennis court lighting bid to Maupin Electric Co.pany for the e.ount of
$26,089.00.
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DATE
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C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N
AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT
Revision of Certtin
1nd Cit Ordin1nces
INITIATED BY ----------~Po~lui~c~e~~~pt~r~t~~~n~t~•~n~d~Ci~t~y~A~t~t~o~rn~e~y ____________ _
ACTION PROPOSED ________ ~~~n~d_T~i~t~le~7_r~e~l~•~ti~n~g_t~o~dog~s~tn~d~ct~t~s~--------
Over the ptst sever1l yetrs, severtl proble.s htve trisen In the enforc~nt
of certtin ordlntnces perttining to dogs tnd ctts.
The first proble. trea concerns dog bites tnd ttttcks. These are now chtrged
ts violttions of Section 7-lA -8.5 VICIOUS DOG . Under current Engle.ood
Municipal Court decisions, every dog gets the first bite free. That is, in
such trltls, unless the prosecution can prove the dog owner knew the dog htd
bitten anyone before, the finding is not guilty. Also, th te~ •vicious•
per11tts the dog owner to bring In evidence of the •ekness and aildness of t
dog. This hts a chillingly frustrating effect in controll ng dog bites .
Th second probl ar a p rtt ns to th punlshlent provisions of dogs and ca s
tt 1 arg . , Sect ion 7 -lA -2 C I AT LARGE PROHIBITED : Penalty, t
Engl~ nlcipal Court hts tnt rpreted this section to •an that Counc il
atndtted th sttted punts nt and th Court Is d prlved of s ntenc ng d scr •
t l on . Thus, for th f i rst dog/ca at ltrge conviction, the f i n I s $15, t
second $25, and for t th i rd , $100 . Conf n nt I s not nt t oned unt i l
third vi olat i on .
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~) th~t pre.ises cont~ining gu~rd/~tt~ck dogs confor. to cert~in guidelines
in ~ddition to posting the property. This control further requires the
"owner" of the gu~rd/~tt~ck dog to obt~in ~ City per.it which can only be
obtained after Ani .. l Control Officers inspect and approve the pre.ises .
The per.it fee includes the cost of the Ani .. l Control Officers' .. king
the inspection . Also included within the definition of guard/attack dogs
are those dogs who have attacked or bitten persons or ani .. ls, or de -
stroyed property;
b) proposed ordinance Section 7-1A -10 ATTACK BY DOG OR CAT, the ten. vicious
dog has been eli•inated and instead the offense is now attack by dog/cat .
Two grades of attack are created . One is where grievous bodily han. or
death is inflicted and the lower grade is where death or grievous bodtly
han. is not inflicted . Also , this proposed ordinance provides that prior
knowledge by the owner that the ani .. l the dog or cat ever attacked before
is neither defense nor an el ... nt of the offense;
c) proposed ord i nance Section 7-1A -ll DESTRUCTION HEARIIIG , provides a •thod
of disposing of dogs or cats whose conduct has resulted in a conviction of
attack under ce rta i n circu.s tan ces ;
d) proposed ord t nance Sect i on 7-1A -2 elf•inates the present schedule of fine s
and fiiiPrisOMtnt provisions and places all pun1st.ent under Sectfon 1-4-1
~ 1•s and t•s f t t on of pun h Mint h now dtscrettonary wtth the
~ict pa l Court Judge .
COST
The issuanc e of per.t t s ts s..n as self-supporting because the pe~it co st
should pay for t .. tert als and labor expeftded .
Th at t se attac proposed ord t na nc es be adopted .
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~ AN OODINANCE AMEND IN; TITLE 7, CHAP'I'ER lA, ~ KJNICIPAL CXDE 1985,
RELATIN:> TO CATS AND lXXiS.
~. difficulties have been experienced in protecting the ~le
against attacks by <Dgs and cats and prcperly controlling guard or attack
dogs; and
~. Council considers it necessary to protect the health and
welfare of the citizens of this City aga1ns UJ'l'rovoKed attacks by dogs or
cats;
, nu::REFCJU:, BE IT amiNED BY 'n!E CIT'i
El'(iU)(XJ), COLCIU\DO, niAT:
n. <F 'mE CIT'i CF
tU\lcipal Code
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ocx; '-'! ~ * ~ apeail!lfl 1 ~H<IIll!lfla af eat. A CARNIVCR:XJS
DCl lESTICATED 1-\1\.'-f.lAL OF TilE CANINE SPFX:IES I CANIS FAMILIARIS AND 'lliE
PROOUCT OF CANIS UJPIS HAVING BEEN BRED WITH CANIS FAMILIARIS. 'lliE
~ARE EXO..UDED FRCM MID ARE NC1I' A PART <F TIUS DEFINITIOO:
JJICKALS; FOXES; MID RELATrn ANIMALS; AND ~OLVES 1 CANIS LUPUS ALL <F
WIIT CH HITHIN TliE PROVISIOOS OF SEX:TIOO 7-lC-3 EM: ~
ocx; rn CAT, t\ALE (NOr NElJTERED) Any dog or cat o f masculine gender upon
whi ch no al rna ive sur cry of the genital o rgans has been performed.
ocx; 00. CAT, FJ:l-1AL'I!: ( iiOl' SPAYED) Any dog -~female gender~
which no alternative surgery of the gen~~~ has been performed.
GRIE\1005 ll(X)ILY HARM ll(X)ILY INJURY WHICH INVOLVES A S1JBS'I'Nll'IAL RISK <F
DEATH, SOU S PERMANENT DISFIGI.JRFM'Nl', 00. PR::7I'RACTED I.a:;s 00. IK'AIH41!Nl'
<F TliE FUCTI OF ANY PART OR oo.GAN OF THE ll(X)Y.
Fll'W'CE DI.RI:X:l'CR Director of Finance -G&fiaie '"i*¥ m r± 'I'N• & Nl>
CITY LICE'ISUJG <FFICElt .
&liNII lBO .,.,.~..: ~~ ~~ ~ ...-.-._.~~-..... --..........
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GUARD (Jl ATTN:J< ANY TRAINID ATr/ICK. " p~ I 00. ACQUIRID ~
'I'HE PURPOOE OF PATIQ.LING P ~ 00. ATI'ACKING ANY P~. 1oL9J
ncuDED IS ANY WHOSE PCTI 5 HAVE PREVIOOSLY RESULTm IN A
CCtNICTIOO OF ITS :r:R OF A VICU.TI OF SIX'TI 7-lA-10 EM: 85 •
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7-lA-8.5: VICIOOS S ; GUARD OR ATTJ\CK DCGS: -RE
LABELED AS: GUARD OR ATIJ\CK DCGS.
A. ALL PERS(liiS Cl"IN ING , HARIX>Rll~, OR CCNI'ROLLING GUARD 00 ATTACK DCGS
00 PREMISES WITHIN THIS lolUNIClPALITI SHALL CXNI'AIN SOCii DCGS IN AN
EN.:LC6ID AREA FOR THE PRCfl'EX:TIOO OF PERSCNS 00 PRCPER'IT. TI-IAT
ENCI..a;ffi AREA \'IILL CG1PLCTELY COOFINE TilE ocx:; IN A 'KENNEL, RUN, Yl'RD
OR arHER SPACE IIIIIOi IIILL ADEl;JUATELY PRCTI'IX:T TilE GENERAL PUBLIC ~
INADVERTFlll' OR C'\SUAL li'JlCI' I "lin! TiiESE DCGS . WHEN SOCii DCGS ARE
TAl®-! OOT OF TilE flo.l)Sl'D AREA, THEY WILL BE UZZUD AND HEW 00 A
SUITABLE OIAI < OR PLACID IN A SUITABLI: CXNI'ATI~, U!IDER THE CCNI'IU.
OF A RESPCNSIBLC PERS:t~ , "ro ENSURE PROI'OCTIOO OF THE PUBLIC.
B. THE <JoiNER, OR Gno:.:R PERSCtolS IN CCNI'ROL, OF ALL PREMISES llPCN WHIOi
GUARD DCGS ARE ~n'AINED SHALL POST SIQlS 00, OVER, 00 NEXT "ro ALL
EXTERIOR BUilDING I:XXRS' GATES AND amER ENTRANCES I STATIN:i niAT
SOCii DCGS ARE 00 THE P!ID-!lSES. IF TiiE ATTJ\CK 00 GUARD ocx:;(S) 00
c.
SAID PIID·USES ARE 4'ID> 00 MAnrrAlNED n~ BY ANY GUARD 00
SEOJRITI SERVICE, TilE SIQ S SI-IALL ALSO CXNI'AIN THE PI:OE NlMBER CF
SUCH SERVICE. NO ATTACK OR GUARD ocx:;s MA.Y BE HAINTAINED IN nus
ICIPALITI BY SOCII SERVICE 1NLESS THE TELEPliCNE ~ WHIOi SOCii
NLMBrn IS POSTED S W:Nil> BY RESPa~SlBLE PERSCNIEL ~-FOOR (24)
HOORS D.&.ILY. SOCii SI ~S SIIAIL BE POSilD IN THE SAME foW~ AT EIOI
DR~Y 00 Elll'IWO: 1:7\Y "ro SAID llJIUJING /IJ SHALL BE BUICK
BCJU)ERED N'ITII TilE S " :ARE -ATVtCI<-QlARD ocx:; PRDUSES"
WRI'I."l"'rn I RED A W UTE BACY. • SOCii SIGNS SHALL BE VISIBLE
-1 THE PU\CE <F POST!!-(; "ro THE aJRB OF TilE STREET AB1l'TIN:i THE
srm, oo A DISTAICE FIFT'i FEET (50' l , \.mrnE.VER IS THE~-
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CCNI'AINMENI' RmJIR.EMI'NI'S; AND THAT THE PREMISES ARE PROPERLY POOTfD
AS Rm.JIRED IN PRIX:ElHNG PARAGRAPH "B" OF TIUS SEX:TIOO.
THE .ANIMAL <XNI'ROL OFFICER ~ITU. MAKE A RE'ruRN 00 THE APPLICATIOO
REX:ORI:>nlG THE ~TEN T:U.1E ~TilE nJSPIX.'TIOO AND~ THE
PRDUSES ARE IN ·U'LINCE UITII TillS OODINAtCE . THE ANIMAL cc:ta'RCL
OFFICER ',ITIJ.. ALSO VERIFY nn;: two£ ~TE ~ BIRTH CF THE CJo.Nm CR
PERSCll I CCNI'ROL. AND THAT PERSCt I s f.IDRESS Al'D PI NlMBER, IF
DIFFrnDn' FRCt·1 THE PLACE OF THE LOCATI Of' THE GJAIID/ATTPCJ< ocx;,
NID THE STREET ADDRESS CF Till: Tl
E. ntE RESULT OF '!liE NIIHAL lrROL 1 S ll SPJX:TIOO WilL BE
RF.XXIIDED al TilE 1\PPLICATICJI. IF TilE N D1AL <XI'I'mOL OFFICER
DE'I"mUNES THE PRDUSES ·U'LY \iiTII THE INNCE, THE APPLICATICii
WILL BE Rf:ruRNED TO TilE CITY LI S OFFICER , WOO \-ITU. OOI'IFY THE
APPLICANT THAT THE GJAFD/ATT/lCK PE»\\T IS READY TO BE PICKID UP.
A CXPY CF THE CRIGINAL APPLICATI \liTII THE ANIMAL c:x:tma. OFFICER 1 S
APPROVAL !ES TilE P~.fl'l'. n IGP.' IS RI:TArnED IN THE
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G. APPROVAL BY THE ANIMAL CXNl'ROL OFFICER ~tEANS THAT 'mE PREMISES
CCJ1PLY \'UTI! TIIIS CRDINA..~. SUCH APPROVAL IMPa>ES NO LIABILITY' ~
THAT ANIMAL CCNI'ROL OFFICER, THE CITY CF ElGD«XD, CR Wi CF ITS
EMPLOYEES CR AGI:Nl'S ~ ANY VIOIATICNS CF nus CRDINArCE, CR Wi
INJURY 'lU ANY PrnscN CR Ol'lirn L:I'JlNi ~ CR DAMAGE 'lU Wi PKPERl i
RESULTING IN ANY DEFICIEN:Y CR IMP~IOO IN 'mE APPRJI1ED
PREMISES.
Section 4. Title 7, Chap er lA, Englewood Mun1cipal Oode 1985, is
further arrended by adding a new Sec ions 10 and 11 to read as follows:
7-lA-10: ATTJ!CK BY ocx:; 00 CAT
1. 'mE (JoNER OF Wi ocx:; CR CM SHALL BE R.E:Sl'OOSIBLE FCR. Wi ATTACK
CXMUTl'FD BY THAT ocx:; CR CJcr AGAINST Wi PRCPER'l'i I REAL CR p~ I LIVE CR
INANIMI\TE, CR MIY. lUW< BEING. t.JP<:N BEING CCNVIC'l'fD Tl-~ TI-lE <Him IS
sus.nx:T 'lU BEING PUNISHED IN JICXXJU)ANCE WITII 'mE PENAI..Ti SET FCRTH IN strl'IOO
1-4-1 OF~ f-l.NICIPAL ODE, 1985.
2. PRieR ATTN:;l{S I IF Wi I BY 'mE ocx:; CR CM CR l<NCWLEIX:OE CF 'l1iE <Him
OF 'mE r:x:x:;JCJcr OF ANY SOCH A'I.'TJlCKS ARE ~ A OEFmSE 'lU CR AN EID4fNl' OF 'mE
OF'l"mSE CF ATTAO' BY OCJ:;/CJcr CR A PRERFXlUISITE FCR. A CCNVICTIOO ; ~. S0CH
HM'TmS MAY BE IDrnED IN !{[TIGATI 00 NriAAVATIOO OF PUNI~.
3 . ~ 'mE ATTACK OCCURS 00 CM f s PREMISES I IT w.Y BE
AN AFFIIf.IATIVE D~ 'mE ocx:; 00 CAT\ PROl'fX:f!Ki SOCH PIID4ISES CR 'l'HE
RESIDENr OF SUC:II USES. IU'IEVER, WilEN 'mE ATT1tC< 15 AGAINST A PfltSal Nt:>
J:Nl'mS '11£ '5 CR RESIDENt'' S PREMISES 'lU JJJSINESS CR FCR. A SOCIAL
VISIT, CR BY INVITATI OF TI-lE at RESID , TI-DE IS A ~ DelE
PREStMPTI TI-IAT 'n!E at CJcr WAS ITS PREMISES.
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SUBJEX::T <F T\'l> a::NVICI'IOOS <F A'M'J\CK 001' RESULTIN:i IN DFAnf CR GUEVOOS BCDILY
~. CR PRCI>m'IY DAMAGE <F FIVE 11JNDRED lXLLARS ($500) CR K:m: Wl'l1IIN A
~YEAR PFlUOO, CR IS ~IBLE RR INFLICI'IN:i DEATH CR GRIEIIalS BCDILY
HMM UPCN A fU.wl BEIN:i, THmE IS A PREStH'Tial "mE ocx; CR CAT HAS VICICllS
TEH>I'X:IES ~ PRESI'ln'S A CLEAR ~ PRESnfl' ~ 'ro "mE SAPE1'Y C. mE
CITI~ <F !MiLI!XXD. 'miS PRESlK'Tial CAN alLY BE RmJrrm BY CZAR AM>
CCININCD«:i EVIDflCE ro nm a:tll'RARY. UPCN nm roJRT • s ~a~ '111M' 'DIE
ocx; CR CAT PRESEm"S A CLEAR CR PRESmT ~ 'ro "mE SAFETY C. ~
CITIZENS, nm roJRT WIIL mom nm ElGDOD PCLICE DEPAR'D41!Nl' ro J::ES'1WN 'DIE
ocx; CR CAT FCR'lDfi'l1t.
5. IF 'mE ocx; CR CAT IS 001' CXNFINI!D IN "mE l'JoGlXXD ANlML SHEL'l'm,
'mE Cl'IY MM PETITial "mE ElGDOD M..IUCIPAL CDlRT FCR A FamiWI'm Clll:lm 'ro
PCLICE DEPNmBn' 'ro fl:> CXNFINE mE ANlML P!H)n«; 'l1IE amD4E C. '11tE
llES'l'ROC'l'Ial HEARI}«; I Nl> ClETS (F mE SAID ~ WilL BE MSESSfD BY mE
KIUCIPAL COORT AT 'l1iE 'I'flMINATial (F mE HP.AAIM:>.
Introd.lced, read in full, and passed oo first reading oo the 215 tday of
Septelltler, 1987.
Published as a Bill for an ordinance oo the 2 3 rdday of Septeldler, 1987.
Attest: tllcjene L. Otu, Mo1yor
PifiiCta A. craw, City c:terJt
I, Pat.ncia H. crow, C ty 0 of the Clty of fngl , Colocado,
twAtJv oert1fy that the lniS fCX'eiJOincJ is • ~ OOf1Y of • Bill foe .n
Olr'C1iNnoe, in~. read in full, and on first~ on the 2lat.
ct.y of , l.M7.
P t.rleli H. craw
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AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT State Highway Work
Progra. for Fiscal
INITIATED BY ------~C~~~u~n~it~x~Oe~v~e~lo~~~n~t~Oe~p~a~r~U.~n~t __________________ __
ACTION PROPOSED ________ ~A~pp~r~o~ve~p~ro~J~e~c~ts~f~or~F~is~c~a~l_Y~e~a~r~l~~~/~1~9~89~-------
Highway Work Progra.
You will recall that each year at this ti.e th County Ca.aisstoners tn eac
of the Colorado counties are Invited to Identify those highway-related aain -
tenance and/or construction projects within the county which they feel should
be Included tn the Highway Oepart.ent wr progr during the following fis c al
year. These requests are sublttted to t State Htg ay Ca..ission rs at a
series of public .eetings following tch t Htg ay Ca..tsstoners, tog t r
wi th the Hlg a Oepart.ent staff. d ten~ t projects to be undertak
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THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS ARE PROPOSED FOR INCLUSION
IN THE 1988-89 WORK PROGRAM
A. Construction projects on the State Highway Syste.:
1. South Santa Fe Drive :
a. The construction of a railroad grade separation and a fully
signalized intersection at West Dart.outh Avenue and South San -
ta Fe Drive .
b. The construction of a railroad grade separation and fully sig ·
nalized intersection at Oxford and Santa Fe .
c. The construction of a railroad grade separation and fully sig -
nalized, at -grade intersection at West Tufts Avenue/West Union
Avenue and South Santa Fe.
d. COIIPletion of the Winden~~re/Navajo truck route between West
Kenyon Avenue and West Belltview Avenue with a four -way signal -
ized inttrsectton at West Oxford Avtnue and South Nava jo
Street.
e . Continuation of the proposed iiiiProv-nts on South Santa F
Drive.
2. U. S. 285 . Cre ate an iiiiProV nt corridor f,_ South Unlvers y
Boulevard to South Santa Fe Oriv , ich would include:
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Conduct ng a study to dtttraine the necessary iiiiProv nts to
increase the carrying capacity and safety of U. S. 285, w t
particular atttn ton to t U. S. 285/South 8roadway Underpa ss.
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B. Construction Projects on the Feder~l Aid urban Syst~.
1. South Broadway fro. Yale Avenue to City 1 i•it to have signal
i IIIProv-nts.
2. South Broadway fro. Floyd Avenue to Yale Avenue to be widened and
provided with a landscaped 11ec1ian.
3 . South Broadway fro. Quincy Avenue to Belleview to be provided with a
landscaped ~ian.
4. Pedestrian access on the west side of Broadway between Rafferty lane
and Belleview with e..,hasis on the widening of the bridge over Big
Dry Creek to acca..odate pedestrians .
5 . Sidewalk construction on the east side of South BroadwQ fro. Belle -
view Avenue to City li•it as needed .
6 . Sidewalk construction on north side of Belleview Avenue fro. Ci t y
li•it east to City l i •it ~st .
7 . Bi ke trail constf"UCtion along Uttle Dry Creek fro. BroadwQ t o
South Santa Fe Drive .
8 . Bike trail construction along little Dry Creek fro. little Dry Creek
fro. the South Platte River east .
9 . Widen Broadway/Big Dry Creek Bridge for south bound lanes .
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STAFF REPORT RE:
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Requests for the State Highway Depart.ent's 1988 -1 989 Work Progra•.
DATE TO BE CONSIDERED:
September 15, 1987.
BACKGROUND:
Once again, it is that ti111e of yur when the .unicipalities and counties
throughout the State sub.it requests to the State HighWIY C~ission for proj -
ects which they want to have included in the State Highway Oepart~~~ent work
progn• for the following fiscal year. These are projects for which there •ay
be state or federal .onies available for i~le.entation.
The Englewood request is to be incorporated In the County report to the High -
way Commission. The State Highway C~ission will then hold hearings in Den-
ver In Novellber to consider the requests fr011 the several counties In this
region. It will be at this huring that the county and city representatives
will have an opportunity to explain their particular needs to the Highway COII -
•issioners. Following the hearings, the C~tssloners will dete~lne which
projects will be funded.
The projects which a~e included in the County report are those on the Inter-
state Syste., the Prl.ary Syste~, the Secondary Syst .. , and the Urban Syste..
The requests for the Federal Aid Urban Syst .. .ust also be sub.itted to the
Denver Regional Council of Gover~nts for review by the Urban Syst s C~lt ·
tee at the beginning of the calendar year.
The staff has prepared a list of projects for th Planning C~lssion's con -
sideration, which proj cts have been coordinated with th Director of Public
Work s and the Director of Engine ring Services . Th staff has also contact d
Cherry Hills Village and the C1ty of Sheridan to d ltl"'lln ether or not
th re ar projects of .utual Interest or concern lch can su it .
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STAT£ HIGHWAY WORK PROGRAM
The Highw1y Dep1rtment h1s striped 1 continuous left turn l1ne from Bro1dW1y
west to the medi1n 1t the Winder.ere 1ppro1ch. This is, 1t best, 1n 1ttempt
1t 1n interim solution to the proble11 1long this stretch of Belleview, but
does not provide 1 long-range solution. The stiff reco.ends th1t we 1g1in
request th1t 1 more det1iled study be m1de 1nd design st1nd1rds est1blished,
so 1t such time IS development does occur , the cities of Englewood 1nd Little-
ton c1n tell the developer wh1t i~rovements to Belleview c1n be required to
meet long-r1nge go1ls, r1ther th1n hiving the developers propose the me1sures
they feel will h1ndle the 1ccess only to 1nd from their development .
The stiff would suggest railro1d grade sep1nttons 1nd exp1nded 1t-gnde
intersections 1t South S1nt1 Fe u it Intersects with West D1rtmouth, West
Oxford 1nd West Tufts/West Union Avenues . We re1ltze the D1rtmouth Improve-
ments 1re In the fln1l design st1ge; but until It is 1ctu1lly under construc -
tion , we feel it should be included. Also , the Wtndermere/N1v1jo Route should
be constructed to provide 1ccess within the tndustrill area 1nd for through
traffic.
The U. S. 285 corridor e1st of South S1nt1 Fe Drive Is being Identified 1s 1n
"improvement corridor" bec1use of the necessity for m1jor improvements to this
1111jor eut-west highw1y through Englewood .... Including the widening of the
Bro1dw1y underp1ss.
Sidew1lks 1long South Bro1dw1y south of Belleview 1nd 1long Belleview west of
Bro1dw1y 1nd bike tr1ils 1long Big Dry Creek 1re 1lso requested to provide
1ltern1tive modes of tr1nsport1tion.
After the Ca.tsston 's r vi , 1 rec.-nded list of projects will be for ·
w1rded to the City Counc1l for ts consideration. The projects lpprovtd by
the Counc 11 wt 11 th n be r ferAd to the County Ca. Iss toners; 1nd they, In
turn, will subatt the County requests to the HlghwtY Ca.mtsston.
The following r qu t s 1re proposed for Inclusion In the 1988 ·89 Work Progra.:
A. Construction projects on t St1te H 9 IY Syst .. :
1. outh S1nt1 F Dr i v
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e. Continu~tion of the proposed iiiiProve.ents on South Santa Fe
Drive .
2. U. S. 285. Create an i.prove.ent corridor f~ South University
Boulev~rd to South S~nt~ Fe Drive , which would include :
a . Conducting a study to deter.ine the necessary i.prove.ents to
increase the c~rrying c~p~city and safety of U. S. 285, with
particular ~ttention to the U. S. 285/South Broadw~y Underpass .
b. Upgr~ding the South University Boulevard/U. S. 285 intersection
with a longer southbound left turn lane and be~utific~tion of
U. S. 285 from South University Boulev~rd to South S~nh Fe
Drive.
3 . Belleview Avenue :
a . Upgnde the South Logan/Eut Belleview intersection with sig -
n~l iz ation i~rovements.
b. Study prevailing and projected roadway and service conditions
to develop st~ndards for corrective .easures to be required of
persons con .structing new develop.ents which will have access to
West Belleview Avenue .
B. Construction Project s on the Federal Aid urban Systea .
1. South Broa ay fra. Yale Avenue to City 11•it to hav signal
illl)rov nts .
2. South Broa ay fr011 Floyd Av nue to Yale Av nue to be wid n d and
provided with 1 landscaped .edlan .
3. South Bro tY fr Qu incy Av nu to Bellevt to be prov i d d with 1
landscaped -.d an .
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Please review these projects and be prepared to suggest additions, .odifica-
tions, or deletions at the .. eting on Septe.ber 15th. If the C~ission can
act on the aatter that night, it can be referred to the City Council for con-
sideration and forwarded to the Arapahoe County C~issioners.
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ARAPAHOE COUNTY COLORADO
5334 South Prince Street • littleton, Colorado 80166
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS/ENGINEERING
Ernest R H•m•llon. P E., Otrector
Septeaber 2, 1987
Honorable Mayor Eugene Otis
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
RE: 1988 STAT! RICBWAY RZQO!STS
Dear Mayor Otis:
Telephone 785~~
Aree Coa. 303
In accordance vith the attached corraapondance fro• the Colorado Htahvay
Coam1slion, plea•• forward your 1988 State H1ahvay proje ct requaata to
Arapahoe County by October 2, 1987. Tha Arapahoe County Depart•ent of
Highvay•/Enaineerina vill review, analyze, tabulata, and prepare a county-
vide report for aub•i•aion to the Colorado Hi&hvay Co••iaalon durin& 1
formal pr aentation on Noveab r 19, 1987.
In the in ere1t of cooperation and coordination of your r quaata, the County
vill hold a Co••1aa1oner'a S tudy Saaaion on Nove•ber 3, 1987 to diacu11
county-vida pcioritiaa for the 1987 5-Yaar proaraa. You are invited to
attend thia •eettna to be held in the Arapahoe County Ad ainiatratlon
luildtna. Pleaae contact Jta Hevitaoa at 795-4640 if you plan to attend •
L. I vluon, r.l. I CIP r
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U0 1 EAST ARKANSAS AVENUE DENV ER, COLORADO 10222 (303) 757-1207
THOM AS l . STRICKLAND
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RUSSELL E YATES
V.ce CM..-~1'1 Dut •"'•
FLODIE ANDERSON
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FA D l . PUNDSACK
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PETE M M IRELEZ
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GEORGE W HAll
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K A Rl P MATTLAGE
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JAM£$ GOLDEN
Gt•"'411 ~.,_
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KIA P AOW .......
DONALD 0 WOf' ISC)N
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Bo a r d of County Commiss i oners
Arapahoe County
5 334 South Prin c e
Littleton. co 80166
De a r Co mm is s io ners :
RECEIVED
AUG281987
~hoe Co u:-::. .' ·:·!:!:-:-:~:;! c.'
~~wa ·ts' C: :t · .. "l .:·i,~
The Col o rado Highway Commission ha s set the dates
an d d es ignat ed the p l aces for its special ses s i o ns t o
hear f rom counties t h rou ghout the State i nterested in
Hi9hway p rojec t s.
The first session wi l l b e he ld a t the District II
office. 905 Erie Avenue . Pue b lo. Colorado beginning at
8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Octo b er 13, 1 987. The second HO... Ill l I UTON s ssion will b held at the Howard Johnson's. 752 Hori-
zon Drive. Grand Junction. starting at 8:00 a ... Friday. Nove bet
13, 1987. The third session will b held on Wednesday, Nove bee
18, 1987 at 8:00 a.m. at 4 201 East Arkansas. D nver in the audi-
torium of the h adquar ra building.
counti a wi h common in eres • or from the ••• areas ar
ucq d o conaolidat their inform ion and k on preaen ation
a tiae • vinq easur and at a eans of affording th broad at
r a n at on. We ask hat each coun y no ify all cities and
d entiti s in i s jur sdiction of the approaching meeting
o co pl t a COOH For
end nq. A copy of he
r in your area or
Two copie tor ch
uion 6 cr
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U01 EAST ARKANSAS AVENUE DENVER, COLORADO 10222 (303) 757-1207
THOMIIS L STRICKliiND
RUSSEll E Yll TES
Ytc• CNw,._a_,. Dwt a ,_a
flODIE ANDERSON
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FRED l PUNOSIICK
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PETE M MIRElEZ
Hol\f'IJ&itf'll\
GEORG( W Hllll
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KAR l P MATTLAGE
51 ea M~M~e t ~~·
JIIMES GOLDEN
G#a f'I4Jtlftel~
PETER J KING JR
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OONIIlD G MORRISON
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August_26. 1987
Board of County Commissioners
Arapahoe County
5334 South Prince
Littleton. co 80166
Dear Commissioners:
RECEIVED
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The Colorado Highway Commission h as aet the dates
and d esignated the places for its special sessions to
hear from counties throughout the State interested in
Highway pr ojects.
The first session will b held at the District II
office. 905 Erie Avenu • Pueblo. Colorado b ginning at
8:30a.m. on Tuesday, Octob r 13. 1987 : The second
session will b held at the Howard Johnson 's. 752 Hori-
zon Drive. Grand Junction. starting a 8:00 a ... riday. November
13. 1987. The third session will be held on Wednesday. Novem er
18. 1987 at 8:00 a .. at 4201 East Ar .ansas. Denver n he audi-
toriua of th h adqu.ar era building.
res a or fro ••• • are
infoc ion and on s nt.ation
and •• a a ana o .aftordtnq t road at
tha ach coun y no i y all e i a and
its juriadie ion of t .appro ch nq aeet1nq
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Department of Highways
f)JECT REQUEST
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Date· Sent ember 15, 1987
Su the beck of thfo form lor opecfllc lnolrucllono lor completing the lollowlngllemo .
To Be Completed by Req uestor
I Reque>hng Enhly City of Englewood
2 Name of Requestor . _1;.:.1'::..' r;:..o::..l::..d::_"-'-....:;.;:..=.;::..::... ____________________ Phone • 7 61-114 0 x4 2 7
Ttlle _,_P.....,......,.,:......_....._ ______________________________ _
3 Proposed protect ts
a State H•ghway Number U · S · 85
b Federal·a•d Urb~n Number ------
c Local Road Number --------
d New Road' (Y or )_.:.N;._ ___ _
Mtle Post ------
Mtle Post ------
Mt le Post ------
4 Is addol•on 10 tne Stale H•ghwat System be,,g requested' (Y or N)...Jl;.._ __
to M•le Post
to M•le Post
to Mtle Post
5 Oescrobe the sp coltc lotll•on or tne protect Tnt rsecLion of West Dartmoytb Ayenuc and Soytb Santa Fe
Driv
ents betng requested rno,..,_,.~.lU.'*-"':.:...;lU.-.e.-rl.-'aLi*-l'-rl..lo~aLldtl...l&uro..~tLltdur..._.ouci.ltoutAur_.au.t..~oi.~o~o:un....aa.un.w.d..J..fuiUt.ll,_yL--
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Department of Highways
r"lJECT REQUEST
Oa1e Senternher J 5. 1 OA]
f\.. _YEAR HIGHWAY PROGRAM OF PROJECTS
5u lhe beck ollhlo lorm lor opeclllc lnolrucllono tor complellnglhe tollowlngllemo .
lo Be Compleled by Req ueslor.
1 . Re quesltng Enl•ly C'i tv o f En lewood
2 ~~~~J~-~S~t~i~t~t~--------------------------------------Phonel761-1140 x 427
1111e .!.p.&.~~.wJ~--t-L---------------------------------------------------------------
3 Proposed pro1eCI •
a S1a1 Htgn .. ay Numbe rll ... .....,s~.,.s.._s ______ _
b Federal·a•d Urban Number-------
c Local Road vmber ---------
' d New Road, (V or )_.-______ _
4 Is adO .ItOn 10 lhe Slalt Hoghway S
S 0 str•be lhe spec.ltc; loc;alton ol lne pro 1 ec;~
M •le Posl -------
M tle Pos1 -------
M tle Posl -------
10 M •l e Posl
10 M •l e Posl
to Mtle P051
ut Oxford Aycnur and Soyth Santa Fe Driv
ut~ed Construction of a railro d arade separation and fullv
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1JECT REQUEST
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.: YEAR HIGHWAY PROGRAM OF PROJECTS
s .. the back of thlo form lor opeclllc: ln olructlono lor completing the following lie mo .
To Be Completed by Request or
City of Englewo od
1 Requesting Enhty --------------------------------------
2 Name of Requestor ~H~a~r~o~l~d~J~·~S~ti~tt~---------------------Phonea 761-1140 x427
Totle _:.P~l:.:a~n:.:n:.:e_r_r_r _______________________________ _
3 Proposed pro1ect os
a Stile Hognway umber U::..·:....:~...;· ·:.....;:8;.::5 ___ _
b Federa l·a od Urban Num ber ------
c Lo c a l Road Number --------
d ew Rozd? (Y or NI_:.N~------
4 Is addotoon to lh State Hoghway Syst
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Mot e Post ------
Mo le Post ------
Mole Post ------
to Mole Post
to Mole Post
to Mole Post
I t Tufta Avenue and W It Union Avenue
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Depa rtmen t of Highways
P "'JECT REQUEST
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Date Sentember 15, 1987
See lhe back of lhlo form lor opeelllc lnolruellono lor eomplellng lhe fo ll owing llemo .
I To Be Completed by Req uestor :
1 . Req uesting Entoty City of Englewood
2 . Name ol Requestor :_H_a _r_o_1_d_J _._S_:t..:i_:t_:t _____________________ Pho ne • 761-1 140 x427
Tolle Planner I I
3 Proposed pro1ect os
1 State Hoghway Numbe r u.s. 85
b Feder~l ·a od Urban Number ------
c Local Road Number --------
• >3 New Road' (Y or N) __ _..:.Y ____ _
Mol e Post -------
Mol e Post -------
Mol e Post -------
• ts adc otoon to the State Hoghway System beong requesteO' (Y or N)__:.:._ __
to Mole Post
to Mol e Post
to Mole Post
5 Ducrobe the specotoc locatoon or the pro1ect S::.:o::.:u:!..t~h~N::.:a:!:v~a~Juo~S~t~r~:..:....!:.!~:.!!!~:!.....!~!....!:.!!....!~:.!::!:..!:..!.!....!~~~S~t..!!a!.!n!!.f~o~r~d:.
Avcnue and aligning with Soytb Windermere Street north of We s t Oxford Ayenye .
with
7 15 thl prcp¢5 :1 pro ec '"the currtnllf ldOPttd F"t Y ar Program" ( or N)_Y __
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JECT REQUEST
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To Be Completed by Requestor
1 . Req ue sl on g Enhty: City of Eng levood
2. Name ot Requestor: Harold J. Stitt
Tolle · Pl a nner II
3 Proposed pro ject os
a Stale Hoghway Numbe r U • S. 85
b Fadara l·a od Urban Number ------
c local Road Numbe r --------
, d New Road' (Y or N) __ N ______ _
Mo le Post ------
Mol e Post ------
Mole Post ------
• Ia adclotoon 10 the Stale Hoghway Sy11em beong requesled' (Y or N)-.11N __ _
10 Mole Post
10 Mole Post
to Mole Post
Dale : September 15, 1987
Phone • 761-1140 x427
S Oescrobe lh specofoc localtOI'I of th1 prorect South Santa Fe Drive (U. S. 85) fro111 Englewood/Denver
City LiMit o En 1 wood Liiileton City Limit.
Continuation of propos d iDprovements
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Department of H i ghways
~JECT REQUEST
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To Be C o mpl e ted by Requestor:
1 . Requesting Ent1ty · City of Englewood
Date· Septembe r 1 5 , 198 7
2 . Name of Requestor: ---"'Ha=.r"'o"'l"'d=-:J:..:·~S""t-"i..::.t..::.t __________________ Phone I 76 1-11 4 0 x 42
T1tte Planner II
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a State H1ghway Number U.S.285
b Federat-a1d Urban Numbe r ------
c Local Road Number --------
' d New Roa d~ (Y or Nl--------
M1le Post ------
M,te Post ------
M,Ie Pos t ------
o4 Is add 1110n to 1 e Sta le H1gh way System be,ng req u estecP (Y or N) N
to M1 le Post
to M1le Post
s Oesc11be the spec,hc tocat,on or t e prot e ct U. S. 285 b~tw n S. H. 177 {South University Boulcyardl
and U. S. 85 (South Santa F Drive.)
7 Ia the proposed pro1 et 1n the cur rtr>lly ad opttd 1ve Yur Prog11m~ (V or N) __
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P-ROJECT REQUEST
; YEAR HIGHWAY PROGRAM OF PROJECTS
Date : September 15, 198 7
s .. the beck of lhl1 form tor apeclllc lnatrucllona tor completing the following Item•.
To Be Completed by Requestor.
I . Request ing Enttty · City of Englewood
2 Name of Requestor· Harold J. Stitt
Tttle Planner II
3 Proposed protect tS
a State Htghway Number U.S. 285/S.H.177 Mtl e Post-------
b Federal ·a td Urb1n Number ------
c LOCII Road Number --------
, d New Road ~ (V or tl) ____ N ____ _
Mtt e Post -------
Mtl e Post -------
" Is lddttton to the State Htghway System be tng requested' (V or N )_..JN~--
to Mtl e Post
to Mtle Post
to Mtle POll
Phone e 761-1140, x 427
5 Des cr~be th specthc locatton of the pro ,ect Intersection of U.S. 2 85 nd S.R. }77 (East Ha!l!l!den
Av nue and South University Boulevard.)
e 'SCribe the im pr o•ements be~ng requested Construction of lonj\ r left-turn lane for southbound
dir tion.
7 IS t e proposed prottCttn t t currently ldopttd Fowt Vur ProQrtm' ( or )...}!_
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To Be Completed by Requestor :
1 . Request ing Ent ity : City of Englewood
2 . Name of Requestor: Harold J. Stitt
September 15 , 1987
Date :---------
Phone 1 761-1140 x427
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3 . Proposed pro1ect os
a . State Hoghway Number S H 88
b Fedaral·aod Urban Numbe r ------
c Loc al Ro a d Number --------
o Ne w Roa d' (Y or N)_N:..:..._ _____ _
Mot e Po st -------
Mol e Post -------
Mole Post -------
• ts a dd•toOft to tilt State H•ghway Syate"' be•ng requested' (Y or N)__.,,__ __
to Mol e Post
to Mol e Post
to Mole Post
~ ouc11bt tnt spec he; tocat•on ol the pro1ect S • H • 88 (East Bellevie-w Avenue) at South Losan St n at
1 d '••• Yur Program~ (Y or N)
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~JECT REQUEST
..!][_YEAR HIGHWAY PROGRAM OF PROJECTS
DAte September 15,. 1987
See lht back ol lhle lorm lo r epeclllc lnelrucllone lor complellnglhe lollowlnglleme .
To Be Completed by Requesto r:
'·Reques tin g Entoty · City of Englewood
2 Name ol Requestor : _H,_a_r;_o;_l;_d:;_J;_._S;_t_i_t;_t;...... ____________________ Phone 1 7 61-114 0 x4 2 7
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3 . Propond protect os
a State Hoghw a y Nu mber _.::S..:.·.:..:"..:.·-=8.::8 __ _
b . Federat-a od Urban Number ------
c . Local Road Number --------
• d New Rold ~ (V or N)..;N;;_ ______ _
Mol e Post ------
Mol e Post ------
Mol e Post -------
~ Is add oto on to the State Hoghway System be ong requested? (V or N )-~.:N;__ __
to Mole Post
to Mol e Post
to Mole Poet
5 Oesc rob e t e specoltc tocatoon of the pro1ect S · H · 88 (B lleview Avenue) fro
South Clarkson Street.
7 11th proposed proteCt on tht currtntly IOOPltd Fovt Ytar Prog11m' ( Ot Nl....li-
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DATE AGE TEM SUBJECT
1 NIT 1 ATED BY Connunity Develo!?!!nt
ACTION PROPOSED Adopt an Ordinance vacating the public rights-of-way
within the Phase III Redevelopment Area, and section of the right -of-way on
north side of Girard Avenue
As part of the agre~nt for the develop~ent of Phase III of the Downtown Re -
develop~ent Area with the Ross Invest.ent Group (Englewood Marketplace Assoc i -
ates, Ltd.), the Urban Renewal Authority agreed to request the vacation of the
rights -of-way within that area in order to .axi•lze the develop~ent potential .
The Phase Ill Area Is that area which Is bounded on the north and west by the
Englewood Parkway, on the east by South Aco.a Street and on the south by We s
Ha~en Avenue/U .S. 285.
The vacation includes the rights -o f -way in the 3400 block for th Ac Offta /
Bannock alley, the Bannock/Cherokee alley and South Bannock Street . Also In
eluded Is an east/west alley between Bannock and the Bannock/Cherok • alley in
Flood's Addition, and a portion of the right -of -way for st Girard Av nu to
the south of the Englewood Parkway. An eas ... nt for the Little Dry C e bo
conduit will be retained in this vacated rlght -of ·w-x .
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After having reviewed the requested vacation of the right-of-way within the
Phase Ill Redevelopment Area and the right-of-way for West Girard Avenue made
obsolete by the rea 1 ignment of Girard at South Elat i Street, the lletlbers of
the City Planning and Zoning Connission concluded that the right-of-way no
longer serves a public purpose and recomMends that it be vacated.
Therefore, it is the recomnendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
to the City Council that the proposed street vacations be approved.
Upon a vote on a motion made at the meeting of the City Planning and Zoning
Commission on August 18, 1987 by Mr. Allen and seconded by Mr. Mulhern, ~hich
motion states:
THAT THE PLANNING COfiUSSION REC(MIIEND TO CITY COUNCIL THAT THE FOLLOWING
RIGHTS-OF-WAY WITHIN THE PHASE Ill AREA OF THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AREA AND
A PORTION OF THE 400 BLOCK OF WEST GIRARD AVENUE BE VACATED:
1) South Bannock Street, between the south right-of -way line of the former
West Girard Avenue and the north right -of-way line of West Ha.pden Avenue .
2) The sixteen (16) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the east line of
Block 1, McKinley 's Subdivision between the south right-of-way line of
Englewood Parkway and the north right -of -way line of the deceleration lane
along U. S. 285 to Englewood Parkway .
3) The sixteen (16) foot wide east/west alley between the west right-of-way
line of South Bannock Street and the east right -of-way line of the north/
south alley In the 3400 south block between Englewood Parkway and South
Bannock Street .
4) The f1ft en (15) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the st lin of
lots 2 • 11, Bloc 1, City Gardens Subdivision, and lots 1 · 13, Bloc 2,
Nl ls n's Subd visi on . The northern border of the alley is th outh
right -of -way line of Englewood Parkway and the south rn boundary ts th
nor r ght ·o -wa y lin of W st Ha.pden Av nue .
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AN <RliNAOCE VJICAT:n«; RIGm'S-OF-WAY IN THE PHASE III AREA OF THE~
RfDEVEI:.Cl'HENr AREA IDJNDED BY ~ PARKWII.Y I SCVl'H 1tCXM\ STREET I Nl>
JiNoiPOEN/U. s. 285 I ALL IN THE COONl'Y <F ARAPARE, IN FHiLEXXD I ~.
\<liEREAS, as part of the agreement for the develqnent of Phase III, the
l'l'lgle.o:xi Urban Renewal Authority has requested that all rights-of-way within
that area be vacated; and
WHmEAS, by vacating all rights-of-way within the area, the develqJer
will be given maxinun freedan to develq:> the site without constraints i.npleed
by those rights-of-way, and
WHmEAS, the vacations will have no effect oo the access to the site and
an t for the Little Dry creek box concl.Ut exists and will be retained;
WIDFAS, following rights-of-way are located within Phase III of the
&.gl Urban Renewal Authority Plan:
1) South Bannock Street, between the IIOUth right-of-way line of the
Girard Aven and the North right-of-way line of t ~
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A BILL FOO
AN <HIINANCE VJ\CATIN:i RlGHI'S4)F-WAY IN THE PH11SE III ARFA OF THE ~
RIDEVEL<FMENr ARFA BCXJNDED BY a«iLEHXD PARKWAY, SCX1l'H ACXJoiA STREET, Nl>
IW1PDEN/U.S. 285, AIL IN THE COONIY CF ARAPAKE, IN n«iLEHXD, CXX£1WX>.
~IHEREAS, as part of the agreement for the developaent of Phase III, the
t)'}glew:xxi Urban Renewal Authority has requested that all righta-<>f-way within
that area be vacated; and
WHEREAS, by vacating all rights-of-way within the area, the develqli!I'
will be given maxinun freecbn to develop the site without caustrai.nts inposed
by those rights-of-way, and
WHEREAS, the vacations will have no effect on the access to the site and
an easemmt for the Little Dry Creek box con&lit exists and will be retained;
WIIEM:AS, the fol owing rights-of-way are located within Phase III of the
t)'}glewood Urban Renewal Authority Plan:
1) South Bannock Street, between the IIOUth right-of........y line of the
f r " Girard Aven and the North right-of-way line of tt.pden
Avenue.
2) 'the si -foot wi north/south alley adjacen to the eut line of
Block 1 , f't:Kinley' s SUbd.i vision the IIOUth right-of ........y line of
f:n91 Parkway and the north right-of-way line of the a on 1 ..
alonq u.s. 28S to f:n9l Parkway.
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Section 1. 'lhe rights-of-way within Phase III of &lglewood Urban
~ty Plan in the area bcluncied by &lglewood Parkway on the north
and west, by .1\cana Street oo the east, and by Hllllpden/U.S. 28S on the eouth,
legally described on Attachalmt A, incorporated herein by reference, are
hereby vacated, said vacation to beccne effective June 1, 1989.
Introcb::ed, read in full, and passed on first reading oo the 21st day of
Septl!lltler, 1987.
Published aa a Bill for m Ordinance m the 23rd day of Septalber, 1987.
Attest: LJ8i1ll t. on., MlijOi
Patrlcli H. crow, city Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of &lgla.cod, Colocacb,
hereby certify that the abcNe lnd faniCJOinr1 is a tru. ocpy of a Bill foe m
Ol"diMnce, introcb:led, reed in full , and pu88d a\ first rellding a\ the 2l.at
day of septa~Cer, 1987.
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ATTACHMENT A
ENGLEWOOD MARKETPLACE PROPOSED VACATIONs
STREET RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND ALLEYS
South Bannock Street, between the south right-of-way line of old West
Girard Avenue and the north right-of-way line of West Ha.pden Avenue .
The sixteen (16) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the east
line of Block 1, McKinley's Subdivision between the south right-of-
way line of Englewood Parkway and the north right-of-way line of the
deceleration lane along U. S. 285 to Englewood Parkway.
The sixteen (16) foot wide east/west alley between the west right-of-
way line of South Bannock Street and the east right-of-way line of
the north/south alley in the 3400 south block between Englewood Park-
way and South Bannock Street.
The fifteen (15) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the west
line of lots 2 -11, Block 1, City Gardens Subdivision, and Lots 1 -
13, Block 2, Nielsen's Subdtvtsion . The northern border of the alley
is the south right -of -way ltne of Englewood Parkway and the southern
boundary ts the north rtght-of-way line of West Ha.pden Avenue (Old
HU!pden).
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AN CR>DWCE WtCATIHi A 321-FOC71' STRIP, Bl11' RETAINIHi AN l11'ILl'1Y FASDIDll'
'1'H1!2miN, Cfi '11iE Naml SIDE fR N!'Sl' G:uwa:> AV!J«JE AT '11iE IDmiBAST CXRmt fR
WEST G:uwa:> AVDIUE AR> SCl1m ElATI STREET, aJ.Irl'r fR ARAPAIIE, IN !JG.I'XXX>,
CD.<JWX).
MiEm'AS, as part of the approval of the pl-far the redl!lvelq.ent of
the cbcltown area, the City has determined that the roadway far Nest Girard
AYenUe east of South Elati Street llhculd be realigned to eliminate the off-eet
intersection with the access way in Cinderella City; and
tH!RF.AS, a section of the right-of-way on the north side of West Girard
Avenue will beoale obeolete ""-' the street is realigned; and
NI!RFAS, an easement will be retained by the City far utility lines in
the vacated area; and
~, the City Planning and Za\inq C:::C..Usion, on AIJc)ust 18, 1987,
rroecxww"""'-"'dld"""' the vacation of thia right-of-way;
IDf, TriERU\JIIE, BE IT CIDUl'IID BY THE CITY <XUCn. C. THE CITY C.
JI!!GI.DI'XJ). <XL<I'ADO. 'l'HM':
Section 1. 'n'le right-of-way on the north aide of Girard II: ,
~ch viii no lC~n!JW eerve a pj)lic purpoM as a result of the rali~t of
Girard A~ at South Elati su.t, legally dllllcribed on At 8,
incor:"'""""pcx ........ ated tw:ein by refer-.ce, is hanby vacated.
Section 2. 'n'le City henby Ataina .n ••••nt f« all utiliti
ewr ana, within the llbcwe ~ibed right-of-wy, now in uae 0/C
_.y uaed in the futUA.
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hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true ocpy of a Bill for an
Ordinance, introcl.lced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 21st
day of Septeniler, 1987.
Patricia A. crow
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ATTACHMENT B
PROPOSED VACATION
OF A PORTION OF W. GIRARD AVE.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A portion of West Girard Avenue lying east of s. Elati St.;
GIRARD PLACE SUBDIVISION, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe,
State of Colorado; being more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the westerly extension of the north
line of W. Girard Ave., from which the southwest corner of Lot l,
Block l, GIRARD PLACE SUBDIVISION (a s recorded in plat book 94 at
page 18 of Arapahoe County Records) bears S 990 50' 22" E a dis-
tance of 7.43 feet; thence S 8° 09' ll" W a distance of 28.73
feet to a point of curvature; thence along the arc of a curve
concave to the northeast having a radius of 24.50 feet, a central
angle of 610 41 1 46", and an arc length of 26.38 feet to a non-
tangent point on the south line of w. Girard Av e ., from which
point the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2 of said subdivision
bears N 89° 50' 22" W a distance of 10.96 feet; thence S
89° 50' 22" E along said south line of w. Girard Ave. a distance
of 29.01 feet to a point on a non-tangent curve; thence along
said curve concave to the northwest having a radius of 24.50
feet, cen ral angle of 8° 38' 28", n arc length of 3.70 feet,
the chord of which bears N 490 32' 37" E a distance of 3.69 feet
to a point of angency; thence N 450 13' 23" E a distance of
30.43 eat to a point of curvature; thence along the are o! a
curve concav o the northw st having a radius of 44.50 feet, a
central angle of 24o 49' 06", and an rc length of 19.28 feet to
poin of non-angency; h nee s ago 50 ' 22" E along a line
parall l wi h, and lying 11.60 t • south ot, the aforeaentioned
nor h lin ot w. Girard Ave ., a distance ot 175.65 feet to a
poin of curva ure ; hence along a curve concav to the north
hav ng a red us of 181.50 t e , a cen r l angle of 140 42' 14",
and an arc 1 9 of 46.58 te o poin ot rev ra curv urat
h nc long a curv concav he sou h h vinq a r diue ot
2li.SO fa c ntral 70 51' 12", and an arc lenq h of
30.46 t e non-ngan n on h nor h line of w. Girard
Av .1 h no 50' H" on9 a nor h line 321.06 teat o
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STAFF REPORT
CASE IZ0-87
STAFF REPORT RE:
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RIGHT-OF-WAY VACATION
IN PHASE III AREA AND
400 BLOCK WEST GIRARD AVENUE
An application for the vacation of the rights-of-way within the Phase III por -
tion of the Downtown Redevelopment area and a portion of the 400 block of West
Gi rard Avenue.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANTS;
Englewood Urban Renewal Authority
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
ZONE DISTRICT :
B-1, Bu siness Di st ric t .
LOCATION OF PROPOSED VACATIONS:
The Urban Rene wal Authority has reque sted that all the rights -o f -way with in
the Pha se Ill area (the area bounded by Englewood Parkwa y on the north and
west, South Acoma Street on the east, and We st Hampden Avenue/U.S. ZSS on the
south) be vacated .
The City is request ing the vacation of a 321 foot str ip containing 5,630
square f et on th north side of We st Girard Avenue at the northeast corn r of
We s t G rard Avenue and South Elati Street. (S e attached aps .)
PROCEDURE TO IE FOLLOWED:
The Planning C011111lsslon'.s r c ndation will be r f rrtd o th Ci y Counctl
for final ac on on h re u st d vacations.
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CASE 120-87
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RIGHT-OF-WAY VACATION
IN PHASE III AREA AND
400 BLOCK WEST GIRARD AVENUE
the old right-of-way between the new north right-of-way line and the old north
right-of-way line will serve no public purpose. Because utility lines exist
in the proposed vacated area an ease.ent will be retained by the City. {See
attached Girard Easement legal description.)
These vacation requests were subMitted to the Technical Review Committee on
August 4, 1987. The Committee stated no objection to the proposed vacations .
RELATIONSHIP TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN:
The proposed vacations are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and will
assist in the implementation of the Downtown Redevelo~nt Policies of the
Comprehensive Plan and the Downtown Redevelopment Plan.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RECOMMENDATION:
The Depart.ent of Ca..unity Development finds that there is no public purpose
for retaining the subject rights-of -way in light of the redevelo~nt which is
underway, and reca..ends that the vacation of the right-of-way as described on
Attac~nts A and 8, and the ease.ent for Little Dry Creek as described on
Attac~nt C, bt approved and forwarded to City Council for final action .
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ATTACHMENT A
ENGLEWOOD MARKETPLACE
PROPOSED VACATIONS
STREET RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND ALLEYS
1) South Bannock Street, between the south right-of-way line of old West
Girard Avenue and the north right-of-way line of West Hampden Avenue.
2) The sixteen (16) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the east
line of Block 1, McKinley's Subdivision between the south right-of-
way line of Englewood Parkway and the north right-of-way line of the
deceleration lane along U. S. 285 to Englewood Parkway.
3) The sixteen (16) foot wide east/west alley between the west right -of -
way line of South Bannock Street and the east right -of -way line of
the north/south alley in the 3400 south block between Englewood Park -
way and South Bannock Street.
4) The fifteen (15) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the we st
line of Lots 2 -11, Block 1, City Gardens Subdivision, and Lots 1 -
13, Block Z, Nielsen's Subdivision. The northern border of the alley
is the south right-of-way line of Englewood Parkway and the southern
boundary is the north right-of-way line of West Ha.pden Avenue (Old
Ha.pdtn).
5) Old West Girard Avenue between the south right-of-way line of Engle -
wood Parkway and the south right-of -way line of Old West Girard
Avenue, said south right -of-way line being the north boundary line of
the undedicated portion of Lots 8 and 32, Flood's Addition to Engle ·
wood; and the north boundary line of Lot 12, Block 1, City Gardens
Subdivision .
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ATIACHMENT B
PROPOSED VACATION
OF A PORTION OF W. GIRARD AVE.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A portion of West Girard Avenue lying east of s. Elati St.;
GIRARD PLACE SUBDIVISION, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe,
State of Colorado; being more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the westerly extension of the north
line of w. Girard Ave., from which the southwest corner of Lot 1,
Block 1, GIRARD PLACE SUBDIVISION (as recorded in plat book 94 at
page 18 of Arapahoe county Records) bears S 89° 50' 22" E a dis-
tance of 7.43 feet; thence s 8° 09' 11" W •~!stance of 28.73
feet to a point of curvature; thence al~he rc of a curve
concave to the northeast having a radius of 24.50 feet, a central
angle of 61o 41' 46", and an arc len~th of 26.38 feet to a non-
tangent point on the south line of w. Girard Ave., from which
point the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 2 of said subdivision
bears N ego 50' 22" w a distance ot 10.96 feet; thence S
ego so• 22" E along said south line of w. Girard Ave. a distance
of 29.01 feet to a point on a non-tangent curve; thence along
said curve concave to the northwest having a radius of 24.50
feet, a central angle of eo 38' 28", an arc length of 3.70 feet,
the chord of whi ch bears N 490 32 1 37" E a distance of 3.69 feet
to a point of tangency; thence N 450 13' 23" E a distance of
30.43 feet to a point of curvature: thence along the arc of a
curve concave to the northwest having a radius of 44.50 feet, a
central angle of 240 49 1 06", and an arc length of 19.28 feet to
a poin of non-tangency; thence s ago 50' 22" ! along a line
parallel with, and lying 11.60 feet south of, the atore•ention d
nor h line of w. Girard Ave., a distance of 175.65 feet to a
poin of curvatur ; h nc long a curve concave to the north
having radius ot 111.50 feet, a c ntral angle of l4o 42 1 14•,
nd an rc 1 n h o 4 .sa !e t to a point of r verse curv ural
hence long o the sou h having a r dius of :au.so t e , c n r 1 ngle of 70 59' 12", nd an arc lang h of
30.46 o a n n• ng nt point on the nor h line ot w. Gir rd
Ave.; N ego 50' 22" W along • d nor h lin 321.0 t to
h po n b inn n
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DAAitW>E FASEMan'
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A strip of land bein;J forty ( 40) feet wide, twenty ( 20) feet on each side of the
followin;J described centerline bein;J thoee portions of Block 3 an:1 •cry creek•
as shown and designated, NIELSEN'S SUBDIVISION, LOts 7-10 and 21-31, Flood's
lddition, lot 1 and 2, Block 1, McKinley's Subdivision, the alley between Block
1, McKinley's Subdivision and Flood's Addition and South Bannock Street, bein;J
in the Southwest ~arter (SW 1/4) of Section 34, Township 4 South, Ran;Je 68
west of the Sixth Principal Meridian, City of Qlglewood, Coutty of Arapahoe,
State of Colorado, beirq more particularly described as follows:
Note: For the purposes of this description, the South line of the SW l/4 shall
be assl.llled to bear N. 99•50'22• w.
ComMtncin;J at the Southwest corner of said lot 21, Flood's Addition ;
1hence along the wast line of said LOt 21, Flood's Addition,
N. o•o7'53• E., a distance of 32.00 feet;
'lt\ence s. 89.54'51• E., a distance of 67.39 feet to the TllJE FOirn" OF
&ro~n«;:
'lhence N. 44•54'51• w., a diet~ of 47.49 feet to a point of curvatuce;
'Ihence along the arc of a curve to the right, having a radiua of 150.00
feet, a centr 1 angle of 44.S4'Sl•, an arc length of 117.59 f t,
choro bear:. N. 22•21'26• w., a distance of 114.60 feet to a poln of
tangency:
u•n'34. w.,
y (R.o.w.) 1
of 284 .OS fMt to a point of curvat.u
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE 120-87, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS, )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING )
TO THE VACATION OF ALL RIGHTS -)
OF -WAY WITHIN THE PHASE Ill )
AREA OF THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOP -)
MENT AREA AND A PORTION OF THE )
400 BLOCK OF WEST GIRARD AVENUE. )
FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION
The request to vacate all of the rights -of -way in the Phase III area of the
Downtown Redevelopment area and 1 portion of the 400 block of West Girard
Avenue was considered at the regular ~eting of the City Planning and Zoning
Commission on August 18, 1987 in the City Council ChaMbers in the Englewood
City Hall. The following members were present : Allen, Barbre, Carson,
Maunakea, Mulhern, Russell, and Such. The following members were absent : Hanson and Magnu son.
FINDIII&S OF FACT
Upon review of the evidence taken in the fon~ of testi.ony, presentat ions, and
reports, the City Planning and Zoning Ca..ission Mikes the following Findings of Fact.
1. THAT pur suant to the agree.ent to redevelop the Phase III area of the
Downtown Redevelo~nt area, the Englewood Urban Renewal Author ity has
requested the vacation of all the right s-of-way within the Phase Ill aru .
2. THAT the City of Englewood has requested the vacation of 1 portion of
the 400 block of West Girard Avenue .
3. THAT with the anticipated dev lo~nt within the Phase III area , that
retaining the rights -of -way within that ar 1 will serve no public purpose.
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THAT st Girard Avenu will
Elat t Str realigned at Its Inters c ton wt h South
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1. THAT evidence has been established that all the public rights-of-way
within the Phase III area of the Downtown RedeveloP~ent Area and a por-
tion of the 400 block of West Girard Avenue will serve no public purpose and should, therefore, be vacated.
RECOtiiJEJI)ATJON
Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
to the City Council that the proposed street vacations be approved.
Upon a vote on a motion •ade at the ~eting of the City Planning and Zoning
Co..tssion on August 18, 1987 by Mr . Allen, and seconded by Mr . Mulhern, which 1110tion states :
THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL THAT THE FOLLOWING
RIGHTS -OF-WAY WITHIN THE PHASE Ill AREA OF THE DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AREA AND
A PORTION OF THE 400 BLOCK OF WEST GIRARD AVENUE BE VACATED:
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South Bannock Street, between the south right -of-way line of the former
West Girard Avenue and the north right -of -way line of West HaMpden Avenue .
The sixteen (16) foot wide north/south alley adjacent to the east line
of Block 1, McKinley 's Subdivision between the south right -of-way line
of Englewood Parkway and the north right -of-way line of the deceleration
lane along U. S. 285 to Englewood Parkway .
The sixteen (16) foot wide east/west alley between the west right -o f -way
line of South Bannock Street and the east right -of-way line of the
north/south alley In the 3400 south block between Englewood Parkway and
South 8annock Str .. t .
The ffft n (15) foot wfd north/south alley adjacent to the st 1 ne
of Lots Z -11, Block l, City Gardens Subdlvtsfon , and Lots 1 -13 ,
Bloc 2, N elsen 's Subdivision. The northern border of the alley is th
south rig t ·of-wa y lfn of Englewood Parkway and th south rn boundary
I th nort r ht ·of · ay 1 ne of W st HI8Pd n Av nu .
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BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
Thad Carson
Chairman
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AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT South Arapahoe
Sanitation District
131
INITIATED BY ------~En~g~l~~~od~W~a~te~r-=an~d~~S~~~rBo~a~~-------------------
ACTION PROPOSED Council approval of South Arapahoe Sanitation District
Connector Agree.ents 131 for Parcel •A•
A request was .ade by the South Arapahoe Sanitation District representing th e
owner/developer for anne•at i on to the South Arapahoe Sanitation service area .
Inclusion of this land does not increase the tap allocation to the South
Arapahoe Sanitation District .
a . Supple.ent 131 is for an area appro•i.ately 6.29 acres.
The property i s being developed for single -f .. ily residential use .
b . lEGAl :
See Atta ched .
c. OWNERS :
Celebr i ty Develo,~ent Corporat i on , 2525 Sixteenth St ., St . 225 , De nv er, co 80211
d. F.INAHCIAL OETAILS:
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A th Augus 18, 1981, ttn , t Water and r 8o ~ rec nd tha
t C ty Cou cil ppro t ann xat on of t proper t y d scr bed n uppl •
n 131 for Pare 1 'A' to t ou Ar pa ant t at on Dt trtct.
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A BILL Felt
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AN <R>nw«::E APPRJVn«i SllPPLEMENl' NO. 31 Felt PAR:EL "A" ro sxmt ARAPAIIE
SANITATI(JII DIS'l'RICT' S ~ 1 S AGRF»tENr wrnt THE CITY <F ~ ro
DCUDE AOOITI(JIIAL LN«> wrntiN THEIR DIS'l'RICT IICX.IIWUES.
~IH!REAS, South Arapahoe Sanitation District desires to annex an
additional area approximately 6.29 acres into its District ; and
WHERFAS, said area is now zoned for aingle-f..tly residential uae end
the proposal is for it to nmain single-f..tly residential; and
~. said annexation of this additional parcel of land will not
increase the tap allocation to the South Arapahoe Sanitation District; and
WHEREAS, It is necessary for said Diatrict to .-.nd its oc:r\trac:ts with
the City of Englewood to include this additional lend within the District;
!Of, ~. BE IT CRlMNI!D BY THE CITY CX:OCn. <F THE CITY <F
J!KOLI'IHXI), ~. that:
Section 1. 'ftle 1tgra•eut ben-en the City of !:nqle.IOOd end SOUth
ArapM\Oft sanitation Diatrict entitled "&Jpp~ NO. 31 for Part:el "A" To
a:n.ctoc•a Agreaaeut• for mnexation be and hereby ia approll'8d. A c:q~y of
aaid ltgru 1 •t is attached hereto end incorpocated herein by referwce.
ion 2. 'ftle Mayor and City Clertt are henby authorhed to aign and tn~~.~~~ively, aaid qa-at for: and on behalf of the City
Ccuncil and 'l'he City of lln;l...aod.
In , read in full, and paaed on first l"Mdi.ng on the a·~
S!IM:e'lbtr, 1987.
aa a Bill foe 1n Clr'dinllnce on the 2 f<\i.y of &ept.tlliber
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SUPPLEMENT NO. 31 TO CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between the CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, acting by and through its duly authorized Mayor and
City Clerk, hereinafter called the "City," and SOUTH ARAPAHOE
SANITATION DISTRICT 1 Arapahoe County 1 Colorado, hereinafter
called the "District,"
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City and the District have entered into an
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, in which the City has agreed to
treat sewage originating fro111 the District's sanitary Sewer
system within the area served by the Diatrict1 and
WHEREAS, said Connector's Agree .. nt provides that the
District 111ay not enlarge ita service area without the written
consent of the City1
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the autual covenants and
undertakings herein aet forth, the parties a9ree as follows t
1. The City hereby consents to the inclueion of certain
additional area located in Arapahoe County, Colorado, own d by
Celebrity Oevelop.ent Corporation, 252 5 Sixteenth Street, Suit
225, nv r, Colorado 1021 land aore fully described on Exhibi A
a ach d h r o end incor re ed her in by refer nc , into ou
Ar peho Sani a ion Oh rict. Th City aqreea the sa d
ion l ar e 111 y b a rv d w th h a w r fac1li es o h
01a r c , nd h th C y will r a th a wage 4itcharq
Ci y's run 1 n r said addi ional ar a, all n
accord nc wi h h Conn co 'a A9r d 4 Jun lt, 1 14.
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Accordingly, Exhibit A referred to in Paragraph 1 of the
Connector's Agreement dated June 19, 1984, is hereby amended to
include such additional area.
2. Each and every other provision of the said Connector's
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, shall remain unchanged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have aet their banda and
aeala this
ATTEST:
CITY CLEU
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day of ____ , 1987.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
By:
~MA~YO~R~----------
lOUTH AaAPABOB SAMITATION DISTaiCT
By:
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Property Description:
A tract or parcel of land located in the Southeast corner of
the Southeast One-quarter (S£1/4) of Section 14, Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, City
of Greenwood Village, County of Arapahoe, State or Colorado,
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast corner or said Section 14 (said
point being a survey cap inside a City or Greenwood Village
range box); thence
N. 89° 59' 56" W., a distance or 835.00 feet alons the South
line or said Section 14 to a point; thence
N. 01° 18' 44" £., a distance or 30.00 reet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING, said point beins a 5/8" rebar, 18" lons,
with an alloy survey cap stamped CHICHESTER PLS7735 (Note:
this gin and cap replace a round bent-over rebar); thence
N. 01 18' 44" £.,a distance or 40.00 feet to a point on
the North risht-or-way or East Orchard Avenue as per Green
Oaks Subdivision, said point bein& a 5/8" rebar with an
alloy cap stamped CGV ROW PLS7735; thence
N. 89° 59' 56" W., a distance or 175.96 reet alons the North
right-or-way or East Orchard Avenue-and the South line or
Tract "0" as platted on the Green Oaks Subdivision, to a CGV
pin agd cap; thence N. 00 05' 28" W., a distance or 429.63 reet alone the West
line gr Tract "0" to a pin and cap stamped HSH LS2568; thence
N. 89 59' 15" E ., a distance or 604.02 reet alone the North
boundary or said Tract •o", then alona the South boundary or
Green
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0aks Subdivision to a point set by intersection; thence
s. 01 17' 56" W., a distance or ll69.83 teet to a point on
the North line or a 30 foot ri&ht-of-way of East Orchard
Avenu!; thence N. 89 59' 56" W., a distance of 18.05 teet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING .
Conta i ns i n all 6 .29 acres, ~r• or l•••·
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HER IT AGE GREENS
INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION
VICINITY MAP
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AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT South Arapahoe
Sanitation District
IN I T1 ATED BY ----LIIV.U-IIL..I~&~.~~L....<~o~~~~..,.-~...-&a~---------
ACTION PROPOSED. ______ ~ca~•w•n~c1~J~ap~p~m~yua~J~a"f-S~n~u~tb~A~ra~pya•M.~~s•un~1~ta~t~1~nn~D~isut~r~1 ct
Connector Ag••czont 11? for parcel •n•
A reque st wa s .. de by the South Arapahoe Sanitation Di strict representing t he
owner/developer for exclusion fro. the South Arapahoe Sanitation service ar ea.
Exclusion of this land does increase or decrease the tap allocation to the South Arapahoe Sanitation District.
a . Suppl ... nt 132 f s for an area approxt .. tely 5.904 acres .
The property fs be i ng developed for s fngle -f .. tly resident i al use .
b . lEiiAl :
See Attached .
c. OWNERS:
Celebrity Oevelo,..nt Corp.
A. J. a He ather Koch
Vfllt l Maureen Cobb
Rog r A, l K thy A. S. th
Vt11t R. l ~ry Jean Fountain
St ph n l l Phylts Debra Gonzales
d. JA DETAILS:
t t , t Vat r nd r lo rd retOMitftd
clu lOti o property ert
South Arapa nttatlon Of trfc
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<DKIL BILL t«>. 60
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M CR>nw«:E APPRJVD«; SlPPUM!Jf1' I«>. 32 l"CR PAII:EL •0" TO SClJ'Df .ARAPAIIE
SMI"l'.ATTa. DIBl'RIC'l" s CXHG!I:'l'CR • s 1GU!IJBft' wrm 'DIE ciTY r:. I!IG.D«XD ~
I!X:WSia. PKM 'l1tE SClJ'Df .ARAPNIE SNII'l'Nl'Ia. SI!RVICE AREA.
~. South Arapahoe Slniutian District desU. exclusion of an
area approximately 5.904 acres fra11 iu District; and
~. said area is being dwalopec! ftr sinl)le-f.Uly residential
Wle; and
~. said exclusion of this parcel of l.md vill net i.Jw::raMe oc
decrease the tap allocation to the Scuth Arllpllhce San.iution District; and.
tl~, It is necessary foe said District to .-¥S iu oontr-=ts vith
the City of J!n9la«<IC1 to e.:luda this l.md vithin the District;
101, nti!RP.:f\Jt£, BE IT~ BY 'DIE CITY <XIIK:IL or 'l1tE CITY or
fM'ii.DIXJ>, ~. that:
Section 1. '1'he 1tqr 1 1t beb••n the City of J!n9laoood and. 8cuth
Ar~ Sii'\lution District entiu.cs •aw1• 1t m. 32 To ecnn.:tm"'•
liqJ:IE &It• ftr Paroel '"D"' be and. henby is ~. A <:q11y of Mid
ltqriiPI It is atUched hereto and. inocxpoc<lt8d herein by ref-...
Section 2. '!be *YOC and. City C1-'t an t.nby aathad..S to si9n and.
test, retlp8!Cti ly, the Mid a;ra at far and. an behalf ~ the City
CD.Incil and. ,. City of Dlgl.aad.
I~, r:e.ad in full, and. .,._ed an first nad1ng on the 2 fb!
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hereby certify that the above and f01n1g0i.nq is a true ccpy of a Bill for an
Ordinance, introclJcec1, read in full, and puaed on first reacting on the 21st
day of Septenber, 1987.
Patricia H. crow
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SUPPLEMENT NO. --3~2 ___ TO CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between the CITY or
ENGLEWOOD, acting by and through ita duly authorized Mayor and
City Clerk, hereinafter called _the •ci ty, • and SOU'l'H ARAPAHOE
SANITATION DISTRICT, Arapahoe .county, Colorado, hereinafter
called the •District,•
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City and the District have entered into an
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, in which the City haa agreed to
treat sewage originating fr0111 the District' a sanitary Sewer
system within the area served by the DiatrictJ and
WHEREAS, the individuals and/or buaineaa entities n ... d
herein below have petitioned the District to have certain
properties excluded fro. the District boundarieaJ and
WHEREAS, the parties wish to acknowled9e chan9e• in the
boundaries of the service area and obtain the written consent of
the city for such chan9ea1
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the autual covenants and
n9a h rein • t forth, the parties a9ree aa follow•'
1 . Th City hereby consents to the exclusion of certain
area l oca
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xhibl a A
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n Arapahoe Coun y, Colorado, owned by the followin9
ion ra and aore fully deecribed on th correepond n9
hrou9h r attach d h reto and incorporat 4 h rein by
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Celebrity Development Corporation
2525 Sixteenth Street, 1225
Denver, CO 80211
A.J. ' Heather Koch
7842 s. Glencoe Way
Littleton, CO 80121
William ' Maureen Cobb
7841 s. Glencoe Way
Littleton, co 80121
Roger A. ' Kathy A. S.ith
7851 s. Gelencoe Way
Littleton, CO 80121
Willi
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a. ' Mary Jean Fountain
1 nco way
0 , co 10121
hylil De a Gona lee
78 2 s. l nc Way
• co 10121
EXHIBIT
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Accordingly, Exhibit A referred to in Paragraph 1 of the
Connector's Agreement dated June 19, 1984, is hereby a .. nded to
exclude such area.
2. Each and every other provision of the said Connector's
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, shall reaain unchanged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands and
seals this day of , 1987.
ATTEST:
CITY CLEU
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
By: ~MA~Y~O~R--------------------
SOUTH AJAPAHO! SANITATION DISTRICT
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EXHIBIT A
That portion of Lot 42, Block 9, Heritage Greens Filing No.
3, ~s platted in the Arapahoe County records under Reception No.
2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follows:
COMMENCING ~T THE SOUT~WESTERLY CORN~~ or LOT <2, BLOCK 91
~ERITAGE GREE~S SUBDIVISION FILING NO. l, S~IO POINT BEI~G THE
POINT or B£GI~NING; THENCE N42"06'44"W ~NO ~LONG THE LINE BETWEEN
LOT 42 ~NO 43 , BLOCK 91 A DIST~NCE OF 125.00 FEET ; THENCE
NJ9"49'l8"W A DIST~NCE OF 50 .04 FEET TO Tit£ SOUT!!\.;£STER!.Y CORNER
OF LOT 271 !iERITAG!: CR!:ENS SUBOIVISIO:I FILING NO. l; THENC~ ti~2"06'C<"k' A~i O ALOSG Tli£ LIM£ BETWEEN LOT 27 A~O LOT 28 1 BLOCK
7, HE,ITACE GR!:E~S SUBDIVISION FILING NO . 3, ~DISTANCE OF 110 .00
FEET; THENCE ~~7"53'16 "£ AND ~LONG THE RE ~R LIME OF LOTS 25, 26
AND 27 , BLOC K 7 , HERITAGE CREEMS SUBOIVISIOtl FILING NO . J 1 A
OISTA~C£ OF 2 )0 . 9~ FE ET TO Tlif' NO!\T!i£/I..S'!"!:RLY COIW!:R Oi' 1.0':' 25;
THENCE S2C"29'5 0"W A DISTANCE OF 69.53 FEET ; T!iENC£ Sli"07'54"E A
DIST~ C£ OF 23~.77 FEET; THENCE SS1"52'06"W A DISTANCE OF 125.00
FEET; Ti!E!lCE Sl6"18'57"E A DISTANCE OF 35 .40 FEET 'i'O A POINT ON
THE REAR LINE OF LOT 42, BLOCK t, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION
FILING NO . ); THENCE S47"5l'l6•w ANO ALONG THE REAR LIN£ OF SAID
LOT 42, BLOCK 9, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO . ), A
DISTANCE or 12 .74 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGI NNING, CONTAINING
O.Uc ACRES .
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That portion of Lot 41, Block 9, Heritaqe Greens Filinq No.
3, as platted in the Arapahoe county recor~s un~er Reception No.
2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follows:
COMHENCIMG AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 42, BLOCK 9,
KEi\ITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING MO . ) 1 SAID POIIIT B!HIG THE
'poiNT OF.BEGIStiiNG; TKEIICE N42"06'44"W AND ALOIIG THE Llll£ BET'o'IEEI'I
LOT 4 2 ;.NO 43, BLOCK ·9, A DISTANCE OF 12 S. 00 FEET ; THENCE
tll9 • 49' lB"W A DISTANCE OF SO .04 FEET TO TKE SOUTK'.·Ii:STERLY CORNER
or LOT 27, HEi\lTAGt Gi\Et~S SUBDIVISION FILING NO. l ; THENCE
N42"01'44"W AND $.LONG THE LIN£ BETWEEN LO'l' 17 AND LOT 11 ., &LOCK
7, Ht~ITAGE GREE~S SUIDIVISION FILING NO . l, A DISTANCE OF 110.00
FEET; THENCE N47"S)'l6"E AND ALONG THE REA~ LINE OF LOTS 1S, 16
AIID 11, aLOC K 7, KE~ITAGi: GREENS suaotvtstON riLING No. l, A CIST~I'ICE OF 230 .9~ FEET TO THE NORT~EAS~ERLY C~R~!R OF LOT 2S;
THENCE S24 "29 'S0"W A DISTANCE or 69.Sl FEET; THENCE Sli"07'S4"E A
DISTANCE OF 2) •. 77 FEET; TKEMCE SSl"S2'06"W A DISTANCE OF l2S.00
FEET; THENCE Sl6"li'S7"E A DISTANCE OF )S .40 FEET TO A POINT ON
THE REAR LI"E OF LOT 42 , ILOCK 9, HERITAGE GREENS SUIOIVISIOII
FILING MO . l 1 THENCE S47"Sl'l6"W AND ALONG THE REAR LIME OF SAID
LOT 4 1, ILOCK 9, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO . ), A
DISTANCE OF 12.74 FEET TO THE POINT OF ltGINMI~G , COI'ITAINIMC
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That portion of Lot 26, Block 7, Herita9e Greens Filin9 No.
3, as platted in the Arapahoe County records under Reception No.
2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follows:
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWESTE~LY CORNER OF LOT 42, BLOCK 9,
.HE~ITAG£ GREE~S SUBDIVISION FILING NO. l, SAID POINT BEING T~E
POO:NT OF BEGI!fNING; THENCE NU"06' U "W ;.NO ALONG THE LINE BET'.-f££1'1
LOT 42 ~0 4), BLOCK 9, A DISTANCE OF llS .OO FEET; THENCE
tll9"U'l8"W A OISTI.NCE OF S0.04 FEET TO THE SOUTHt~£STE~LY CORI~E~
Of LOT 27, HEii.ITAGE GREENS SUSOIVISION FILING NO. l; THENC£
ti42"06'4("W AtiO ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN LOT 27 AND LOT 21, BLOCK
7, HE~ITAG£ GRtt~S SUBDIVISION FILING NO . ), A DISTANCE OF 110 .00
FEET; THE 'C £ H47"Sl'l6"E AND ALONG THE REA~ LINE OF LOTS lS, 26
AND 27, BLOCK 7, HERITAGE GREENS SUBOIVISIOH FILING NO . ), A
CISTA~CE OF 2)0.9~ FEET TO THt HO~T~EAST!RLY COR~£~ OF LOT lS;
ThENCE S24"29'S0"W A DISTANCE OF 69.53 FEET; THENCE Sli"07'54"E A
DISTAHC~ Or 2)4.77 FEET; THENCE S5l"S2'06"W A DISTANCE OF 125 .00
FEtT; TII::MC£ Sl6"li'57"E A DISTANCE or )5.40 FEET TO A POINT Otl
THE Rt.:.R LIN£ OF LOT 42 , BLOCK 9, HEUTAGE Glll£ENS SUIDIVlSIOH
FILING NO. l; THENCE S47"Sl'l6"W AND ALONG THE REAR LIME OF SAID
LOT 4 2, BLOCK 9, HERITAGE GREENS SUIDIVISIOII riLit'G MO . l, A
OISTANC! OF 12.74 FEET TO TH£ POINT OF IECIMNl~C, CONTAINING
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That portion of Lot 27, Block 7, Herita9e Greens Filin9 No.
3, as platted in the ~rapahoe County recor~s under Reception No.
2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follo~s:
CO~MENCING AT TKE SOUTHWESTE~LY CORNER OF LOT 42, BLOCK 9,
~ERlT~Gt G~EESS SUBOIVISION FILING NO. ), SAIO POINT BEI~C TK£
POINT OF BECHWINC; Tn!NCE N42"06'44"W A~li> ALONC .Tii£ LINt 8ET~i£EN
LOT 42 ANO 43, BLOCK 9, A DISTANCE OF 12S.OO FEET; TKENC£
tl39 • U '11"'~ A DISTANCE OF SO .04 FEET TO ~! SCUTt;WESTE!tLY C0Rti£R
OF LOT 27, F.EU TAC£ CREt::s SUBDIVISIO:I FILING NO .); TKENC£
.. 0"06'U"W A 0 ALONG THE LitlE BETWEEN LOT 27 A~:D LOT 21, 8LOCX
7, H£RITA~! G~EE~S SUBDIVISION FILl 'G ~0. l, A DISTANCE OF 110 .00
FEET; Tr!:o'C! NO"Sl'l6"E AND ALOtiC THE REU LIME OF LOTS 2!1, 26
A~D 27, BLOCK 7, HERITAGE G~EESS SU!OIVISIOM FILING NO. 3, A
CIST~NCE OF 230.9~ FEET TO TKT. NnP.T~tAS~E!tL¥ C~RN!~ OF LO~ 2S;
THE.CE S2("29'SO"W A OISTA.Ct OF 69.Sl FEET ; TMEMCE Sli"07'S4"E A
DISTANCE OF 2)4.77 FEET; THENCE SSl"S2'06"~ A DISTANCE OF 125 .00
F!tT; T~E~C! Sl6"li'S7"E A DISTA~C£ OF )S .40 FEET TO A POIST ON
Tt(£ REAR LIN£ OF LOT 42, 6LOC~ 9, HERITAGE C!tE!NS SUBDIVISION
FILl G NO . l; THENCE SO"Sl' 16"14 AND ALONG THE REAR LINE OF SAID
LOT Cl, ILOC! 9, HERITAGE GP.EENS SUIOIVISION FILING NO. ), ~
DISTA Ct 0~ 12.74 FEET TO ThE POINT OF IEGINNI C , COWTAI~INC
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That portion of Lot 25, Block 7, Heritage Greens Filing No.
3, as platted in the Arapahoe County recorda under reception
No.2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follows:
C0M.'1ENCING AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY . CORNER OF LOT 4 2, BLOCit 9,
HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO. 3, SAID POINT BEING THE
PO!NT OF BEGINNING; THENCE N42•06'4 4•W AND ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN
LOT 42 AND 43, BLOCK 9, A DISTANCE OF 125 .00 FEET; THENCE
N39•49'11•w ADISTAMCE OF 50.04 FEET OF THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER
OF LOT 27, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO.3; THENCE
N42•06'44•W AND ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN LOT 27 AND 28, BLOCit 7,
HERITAGE GP~ENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO. 3, A DISTANCE OF 110.00
FEET;THENCE N47•53'16•E AND ALONG THE alAR LINE OF LOTS 25, 26
and 27, &LOCI( 7, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION FILING NO. 3, A
DISTANCE OF 230.95 FEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 25;
THENCE S24•29'50 •w A DISTANCE OF 69.53 FEET: THENCE S3I•07'54•E A
DISTANCE OF 234.77 FEET; THENCE s51•52' 06•W A DISTANCE OF
125.00 FSET; THENCE Sl6•11'57•E A DISTANCE OF 35.40 FEET TO A
POitrr ON TKE REAR LINE OF LOT 42, BLOCK 9, HERITAGE GREENS
SUBDIVISION FILING NO. 3; THENCE S47•53'16•w AND ALOMG THE REAR
LINS OF SAID DISTANCE OF 12.74 FEET TO Tal POINT OF BEGINNING,
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That portion of Lot 40 , Block 9, Herita9e Greens Filin9 No.
3, •~ platted in the Arap~hoc County recorcs under Reception No.
2101904, State of Colorado, that lies within the parcel of
property described as follows:
CO~HEHCI~G AT THE SOUTHWESTE~LY CORNER OF LOT C2, BLOCK 9,
~ERITAC£ G~!!~S SU!OIVISION FILING NO. 3, SAID POINT BEI~C TM£
POINT OF IECI ~NI C; THENCE N~2"06'44"~ AND ALONG THE Ll~E &E~it!N
LOT 42 ~NO Cl, BLOCK 9, A DISTANCE Of l2S.OO FEET; THENCE
~)9"49'11"W A OISTA~CE Of 50 .0< FEET TOT~£ SOUTHWESTERLY CORdER
OF LOT 27, H!~ITAG£ Ga!EXS SUBDIVISION FILING NO . ); THENCE
NC2"06'CC "Ii ANO ALO,'G T HE LIN£ BETWEEN LOT 27 A~!O LOT 21, B!.OCK
7, HE1ITAC! GREENS SUBDIVISION fiLl C ~0 . 3, A DISTANCE Of 110 .00
FEET: TH£,'CE II ;7 • S l '16 • E I\ NO ld.ONC Tt:£ P.EA ~ LI Nt Of LO TS 25, 26
A'!O 17, BLOC " 7, ~ERITAC£ c~n;.s SU60IVIS101l FILil~C lo.O. 3, A
CISTA .C E Of 2J0 .95 FEET TO THf NOPT MEAST!1LY CORNER Or LOT ~S;
TH! CE SH"29'S0"1~ A OISTA ,CE Of 69.53 F!:!T ; THENCE Sli"07'5PE A
OISTAHC! OF 23C.77 FEET; TnENCE S5l"52'06"W A OIST~ CE 0~ 125.00
FEc.T ; T •. E!C£ su•u•S7"E A OISTAtiCE OF 35.40 FEET TO A POI NT OH
T~£ RE AR LINE OF LOT <2, £LOC K 9, HERITAGE GREENS SUBDIVISION
FILI C NO . l ; THENCE Sc7•53'l6"W A 'O ALONG T~E REAR LINt or SAID
LOT 42 , BLO C' 9, KERITnCE CP.EE HS SUBOIVISIO FlLlNC NO . l, A
OISTAII C£ OF 12 .74 F~tT TO T ri£ POINT or IECI Ml C, COHTAINI~G
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CUR71S PARK INCLUSION
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AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT South Arapahoe
Sanitation District
IN I Tl ATED BY ---...LIIIIIJ,.-IDI~~:L..ilm.....-IIL..IIIIilm--------
ACT I ON PROPOSED tw•nrtl apprqyal gf Sgytb Arapahgt Slftitatton District
pnt Ill fgr tbt Grttrw?1 Ytllagt/Cyrtts Park lnclusipo
A request was .-de by the South Arapahoe Sanitation District representing the
owner/developer, Cir..-ood Vtllate for the annexation of Curtts Parlt to the
South Arapahoe SanttathMI service area . Inclusion of thts land does not 1n ·
crease the tap allocat ion to the South Arapahoe Santtatton District.
a . Suppl.ent ll:S ts for Curth Parlt whtch ts approxiutely 6 .29 acres .
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Curtis Park h currtntly toned R·l and ts proposing no chanve ts toning .
The Curtis School House, whtch sits on the con~er of University and Or ·
ch ard wtll be relocated to the southeast con~er of the parlt . The butld 119
wtll be utilized as 1 co.~Untty factltty, with liWtr service needed in
early ••· It 1s planned to have two restroo.s for us rs of the bu tld ng
and two rest~ for us rs of t parlt .
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M <R>INN«:E APPRJVIl«i SUl'PI.I!Jen' 00. 33 PCR ClRI'IS PARK TO s:J11'H AIW'NIE
SMIITATia.l DI.S'11UCT'S caH!Cl'(B'S ~ WI'Di THE C1TY fR OG.D«XD TO
IR:LlD!: AmiTICIW. I.NC> WI'11IIN THEIR DISDUCT liCJ.HWUES.
~. South Arapahoe Sanitation District deaires to amex an
additional area llf!Prcatimlltely 6.29 acres into ita District; and
~~ said area is mw zanec1 a R-1 u.e and the p:opclMl is far it
to l"eellllin R-1 with no c:hanqe in zoning; and
~~ said area is to be utiliaed a a c:x-.Jnity facility "'lbe
CUrtis School HcJuse• and Parlt 1 with eewer aervioe needed; and
~. said annexation of this additional parcel of land will not
increue the tap allocation to the South Ariipllhoe s.nitation District; and
~. It is necessary foe said District to~ ita oontr-=ts with
the City of !'hglei«<Id to inclu&! this .&sitional land within the District;
101 1 WUC£1 IE IT CIDUJB) BY 'DIE CIT!( COIICJL C6 'D1! CITY C6
Ni'MXD I CCiatii"C, that:
a.ction l. 'ftw lt&p at ~ the City of !'hgt.co~S and Iouth
Ar..,.hCe Ll\ltation District ~1tled •~qpl it • JJ ~ O:lvwct.ar's
1tttJr at• foe CUrtis Part be and henby b ~. A ccpy ot Mid
1tttJr at is atuehed hento and incarparated ta.r.in by ref...,..
Section 2. M8)'0C and City Cl.el1t are henby authara.d to siC)ft and
1 re.pectively, the said toe and on beh< of the City
<Dn:U and 'ftw City of !'hglewood.
l , rueS in full, and ant l"eeldl.n9· on 21
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I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorad::>,
hereby certify that the abcNe and foregoing is a true oopy of a Bill for an
Ordinance, intrc:xlloed, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 21st
day of Septenber, 1987.
Patrl.Cl.a H. Crow
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SUPPLEMENT NO. ]3 TO CONNECTOR' S AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between the CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, acting by and through ita duly authorized Mayor and
City Clerk, hereinafter called the •city, • and SOUTH ARAPAHOE
SANITATION DISTRICT, Arapahoe County, Colorado, hereinafter
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WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City and the District have entered into an
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, in which the City has agreed to
treat sewage originating froa th District' a sanitary Sewer
system vithin the area aerved by the District; and
WKEJt&AS, said Connector'• A9r nt provides that the
District aay not enlarge ita service area vithout the vritten
cons nt of th C y;
'l'HEUFO , in consideration of the autul covenan s and
under ak n9s her in aet forth, he parti s atr aa follOVSl
1. '1' c y h r by eonaen s o th of c rta n
addi ional ar loe 4 n Ara County, Color o, ovn 4 by
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Accordingly, Exhibit A referred to in Paragraph 1 of the
Connector's Agreement dated June 19, 1984, is hereby amended to
include such additional area.
2. Each and every other provision of the said Connector's
Agreement dated June 19, 1984, shall remain unchanged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands and
seals this
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day of---------' 1987.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
By:-~MA~Y~O~R---------------------
IOUT\C AaA.PAIIOE SAliiTATION DISTiliC'T
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EXHIBIT A
Property Description:
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A tract or parcel of land located in the Southeast corner of
the ~o utheast One-quarter {SEll~) of Section 1~, Township 5
Sout~. Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, City
of Gre~~wood Village, County of Arapahoe, Stat• of Colorado,
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of said section l~ {said
point being a survey cap inside a City of Greenwood Village
rant-P. box); thence
N. L9° 59' 56" W., a distance of,835.00 feet along the South
line of said Section 1~ to a point; thence
N. 01° 18' --" E ., a distance of 30 .00 reet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING, said point being a 5/8" rebar, 18" long,
with an alloy survey cap staaped CHICHESTER PLS7735 {Note :
this gin and cap replace a found bent-over rebar); thence
N. 01 18' 1111" E ., a distance or ~0.00 reet to a point on
the North right-of-way of East Orchard Avenue as per Green
Oaks Subdivision, said point being a 5/8" rebar with an
alloy cap staaped CCV ROW PLS7735; thence
N. 89° 59' 56 " W., a distance of 175.96 reet along the North
right-of-way of East Orchard Avenue-and the South line of
Tract •o• as platted on the Green Oaks Subdivision, to a CCV
pin aad cap; thence N. 00 05' 28" w., • distance or -29 .63 reet along the West
line 8r Tract •o• to a pin and cap staaped HSH LS2568; thence
N. 89 59' 15" £., a distance of 6011 .02 reet alone the North
boundary or said Tract •o•, then alone the South boundary or
Green
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0aks Subdivision to a point aet by intersection; thence
s. 01 17' 56" w., a distance or 1169.83 reet to a point on
the North line or a 30 root ri&ht-or-way or East Orchard
Avenu3 ; thence N. 89 59' 56• W., a distance or 1118 .05 reet to the TIUE
POINT OF BEGINNING.
Contains ln all 6.29 acres, aore or less .
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AGENDA ITEM
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SUBJECT
Cent Sales Tax Increase
INITIATED BY ------~C~it~y~M~a~n~ag~e~r----------------------------------
ACTION PROPOSED ________ ~Ad~o~p~t_a~B~i~ll~f~or~a~n~O~~~in~a~n=c~e~a~p~pr~o~v~in~g~a~l~/~Z~c=e~n~t--
sales tax increase.
City Council is 11 aware that the econ~ for the State of Colorado and the
Denver Metropolitan area has been in 1 downwa~ spiral for the past two years .
The i~act of this sluggish econ~ has been a continued decline 1n sales and
use tax revenue, the pri.ary source of revenue for the City's general fund .
In the past two years and in 1988, we have cut the equivallftt of 13 positions
fro~~ the general fund. In 1916, budget cuts totaled $600,000 , yet ended
the year spendift9 S693,865 110re than revenue recefv.cl. Consequently, the
general fund reserve fell to S970,173 by the end of the fiscal year. The 1987
budget proj ct.cl that rev nues would equal ~r expenditures for t year .
However, In spite of r.clucing our expenditures by approxi.ately S300 ,000,
ar estl.atlng our costs to exce.cl rev nues by S6ZZ,485 .
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It is the staff 's rec~ndation that City Council approve the bill for an
ordinance ... nding Title 4, Chapter 4, Sections 4 and 5, of the Englewood
Municipal Code, 1985, providing for an increase of sales and use tax in the
City of Englewood by 1/Z cent on each dollar for 1 total City sales tax of
3 .50S on each dollar .
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SElUES CF 1987--
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A BILL~
AN CR>INNCE AMEK>It«; TITLE 4 I OfAP'l'm 4 I SB:"l''CR> 4 ~ 5, ~
t«JnCIPM.. CXX>E 1985, REFI.fr'l'IHi AN ~ CF SAlES~ USE~ IN 'DiE Cl'lY
CF ~ BY CNE-HALF CfN1' ~ E71CH IXLLM fat A '1UrAL Cl'lY SM.ES ~ CF
3 • 50"1. ~ FJICH oa.I.AR.
NiEREAS, City Council finds it necessary to increue the city sales and
use tax to rAise funds for services in the City of l!hglewcod;
tDf, ~I BE rr celo\INFD BY 'DiE crrr CXJ.H:IL CF 'DIE crrr CF
~~ c:x:L<RNX>I 'niAT:
Section l. Title 4 1 O'lapt.er 4, Section 4 1 ~ion 2, l!hglewcod
r-tJnicipal coae 1985 1 is hereby amended as follows:
4-4-4: SAlES ~ D4POSED:
4-4-4-2: SM.ES ~ IEol'i:
is hereby inpJeed ~ &11 sales of all it.. apecified in
ion 4-4-4-1 al:xM!. vi thin the boundaries of the City I • ux, ro
DfS:IIVE ta::DIBf:R 1 1 1987 1 in 11000rdll10e vith the follaving
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Section 2. Title 4, Olapter 4, Section 5, Subsection 1, Englewood
Pblici{)ill COde 1985, is hereby amended to show the tax increaSe as foll~:
4-4-5: USE TAX n4'CSED:
4-4-5-1: TAX 00 S'l'aUIGE, a:HllM'TIOO NV USE: 'lbere is hereby levied and
there shall be oollected fran f!lle'CY person in the City, a tax q1011 the
privilege of storing, using or ocns\Di.ng within the bo.Jndaries of the City any
articles of tangible personal property purchased at retail fraa soorces
outside the corporate li.mi.ts of the City. Such tax, TO BI!XXME U'l'bCTIVE
DfCIMI!R 1, 1987, shall be payable to, and shall be oollected by, the Director
of Finance in accordance with the following IIChedlle:
Q\ Storage or ~sition
0\arqeS or Cost
...... hdalitll9 ~--•. H hd N .. ~
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$ .01 incl~ $ .14
•• 15 incl~ $ .42
$ .43 incl~ $ .71
$ .72 including$ .99
$1.00 includinq $1.28
$1.29 including $1.57
$1.58 including $1.85
$1.86 includinq $1.00
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$ .04
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hereby certify that the aballe and foregoing is a true copy of a Bill for an
QrdinanCe, int.rocU::ed, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 21st
d6j of Septelltler, 1987.
Patr1cia H. crew
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DATE AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT
INITIATED BY
ACTION PROPOSEO ______ ~Rec~~~~M~at~i~on~t~o-~~oLpt~a~Bi~l~l~fo~r~an~~~i~n~a~nc~e~-----
Earlier in the year, the City co.pleted a project with Mt~ow Gold Dairies, Inc .,
wh ich allowed the City to gain control of additional property i.-.dtately north and
adjacent to the Recreat t on Center . The agr..-t with the Co.pany provided for th
deeding to the City of lt,7ZO square feet of land in exchange for the City con -
structing a parting lot on Co.pany property located at the soutiNtst Intersection o
Sou th 1Cah111th Street and West Nassau Avenue. The hnd dHded to the City is to
used for add i t ion al par lng for the Center and an outdoor volleyball court .
c...urr STATUS
T project ha s basically been co.pleted and all necessary act ions have been ta e
by th City Council and adow Gold to effec tuate the ag,....,.t .
Gold officials tnfonlld t Ctty that n th Co.pany
land to t Ctty, t y In adve rtently filed t d1 •
One de cr pt on dttdtd t e correc par e
all t land nort o t C nt r b c
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CX1ICIL BILL t«>. 64
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AN CR>nw«:E NJ11DUZIR> 'l1tE MMat AM> CITY a.DUt TO SIQI AM> ATreST A ~IT
ClAIM ODD~ "mE~ 1»3:RRPTTCII CF R!'AL PICPfkfi' PREVICllSLY
'1tWiSfDRID BY MEADCif ClXD DMRIES, n«:. TO '1'8E CITY CF I'JIIGI.m«JD.
~. the City of !nilewood and Mea&:lw Gold Dairies, Inc. previously
agreed oo the trMSfer of a peroel of land oodler oerta.in teDB and oonditioos;
and
~, the transfer was oa~pleted and the deed transferring the parcel
of land was ru.ly recorded; and
~, it was di9CCIII'erl!d that n.o different legal deecriptions
il'lllldllerten 1 y reoor"ded vi th that deed, and it is now necessary to record a
con:ect deed to clear title to this (W'CI!l of real txoperty;
tOf, 'liiERD'titE, BE IT ~ BY 'l1IE CI'1'Y CCOCIL CF 'DIE CITY: CF
I'JIIGI.m«JD, <XI.£RMX), ~:
9ec:tion 1. 'nw att:M::hed ~ of ()U.t Claia Deed, incorporated herein by
refeun::e, CS!eldil'l'J bElt to MNibf Gold Dairi•, Inc. a portion of the
previously transferred real tx<4*tY, reoxdlld in Bock: 5207 at s,.,e 78 of the
records o Ar County Clerk and Aeooe:del, u henby approved.
and City Clerk are henlby IUthocbed to aign and
foe and on f ol. the City of lng~,
11\ ull, and relldl.ng 00 the 2 day of
u -~er, l 7 ,
6iliiiM t. ot1i. AijiQC
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•• CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,
a mun~cipal corporation
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MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC.
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•'--kra 1 e~kh-..... , 3 79 Sout.h Huron, Suite 4 02
Enqlewood, Colorado 80110
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C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N
DATE AGENDA ITEM SlllJECT
INITIATED BY __ _;C~i~t.r!L....:C::::ounc=..:.;tl:__ _______________ _
ACTION PROPOSED·------~~~~in~~~~t~t~o~Pl~a~n~ni~~~a=nd~Z~on~i~~c=--==~is~s~ion~-------
A vacancy currently exists on the Plannift9 and Zoning c .. ission as a result of the
resigt~ation of Randy "-9ftuson, ftse terw wuld have expired February l, 1988.
Mr. Richard Jolt previously appHed for a position on the c-ission and was tnter -
vi...S by Counctl; ._.ver, tt lAS ascertatMd that he had not •t the one -year
restdeftcy ,.....,,.....t to serve on the c-tsst• at that tt•. Mr. Jolk has now •t
t resict.ftcy requt t and 1s quaHfied to serve on the c .. tsston.
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Richard Jolk be appointed to ftll the vacancy created by
uson .
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May~-~t-ia
~ Roaana,
Develop.ent
Septeaber 10, 1987
Acting
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Director of Ca..unity
Re8iqnation of Randy Maqnueon froa Planning Ca.aiaaion
On the 25th of Auquat at 4:20 p.a., I received a call froa Randy
Maqnuaon vbo vaa calling froa San Diec)o. He aaid that be bad
received a job offer froa a ca.pany in San Diec)o, and it vaa aucb
that be could not refu-the opportunity. He vent on to aay that
hia parenta live in San Diec)o and are very excited about havinq
Randy and bia fuily relocate near th-ao they can be with their
qrandcbi ldren.
Randy told .. he bad aent a letter •to Kayor otia• aubaittinq hia
ia .. cUate r-iqnatlon froa the City Planning and Zoning Co.aia-
aion. He told .. hov auch he r.;retted leaving Enqlevood at thia
particular tiaa When he vaa planning to run for the City Council.
He aaked that I let the aeabeln of t.be c~iaaion know that he
had reaiqned before they heard t.be neva elaewbere, and that I
tall everyone bov very aorry he i• that he will no longer be in-
volved in Englewood.
Mr. caraon aaid he underetood Randy bad alao called Don Fullerton
and told Don that th y v.re relocating to tan Dieto. u we die•
cuae aday niq , I c rtain t Randy • r ai9ned fro
h c ia•ion nd 1 vo 1 ppropria • to fill ia po io •
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Mayor Eugene Otis
City of Englewood, Colorado
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Sir:
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August 17, 1987
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This letter is reguarding a postion which was at one time open on the city
board of planning. I interviewed with the city council and was at that time damayed to
find out that a one year I"Hidence period Ia ~ belen I would be anow.d to MMt
on this boMS. My one year residence quallclltion was finiahed in July '87 and I am
hereby requesting another shot at the position . PluM accept with this IMler my
resume for a second review.
Thank you tor your time and couaiderltion.
~hMIIfW . Jol(
3210 s . ~ StrMt
Engle• ood . Colcndo 80110
Home . 712·1-
Wor1t ' an-t258 or -82tS
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PERSONAL INFORMATION:
EDUCATION:
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RICHARD WilLIAM JOLK
3290 South Pennsylvania Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Home: 303-762-1386
Off~ee: 303-977-1258 or -8216
Binhdate: January 14, 1955
Bi.nhpUice : Denver, Colorado
Height: 6'3" Weight: 220 lbs.
Health : Eltocllall
Bachelor of Science, Metallurgical Engineering -MinenJ Proocsain&. Colorado School of
Mines, December, 1978.
Master of Science, Mining Engineering -Production Management, Colondo School of Mines, Dooember, 1986.
REGlSTR.A TION:
Regislc:red Profe ionaJ Engineer, 124448, Swe of Colorado .
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
July. 1985 lO Present Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace -Oepanmcru c{ Engineering
Economic Analysi , Denver, Colorado . Senior Engineer -Logistics wortcing on major defense
ysrems. Wort include managing a life-qcle<OSt analysis~eam c{ four encincers. budgeting,
and sc:beduling to mea program deadlines . Syacm requirements arc met lllhe lowest possible cost
by making cost a desagn and manufacturing parameter equal to proptm performance and schedule.
Ami 1985 10 July 1285 Isbill Associates -Airport Encincen. Denver, Colorado .
Enpcering -Consaructian ~ at Saaplelon latcmabonal Airport. Direaly responsible for the
proper placc:ment and OOitlpiiCDOII of subp'ade, drivina of pilinp. and imcnion of Sfedwort in
reanforc:ed oonc:rcte for new tutways.naa ays. ow:rpuses, and 1n1aa
Sqmnbq. 1982 10 ApnL 1985 Coicndo Scbool of Mines • Oepanmcna of MWna
1.1D0cert·-. Goldeft , Colorado. Cindoue Teachers Alli..u <IT A) ·one yar in Mine Valuaticn
427). one year in M.tne Syaems Analysis (MN 433). ~ Raardl A . ICanl (GRA ) -
m Ad anced 8 Muu • one )'Cal' in the fluid Mecbarucs l..aboruory .
h.cd under lriou pro(es duec:tion for PPO lndusuies. Borg ·Waroer , Enreco. and the
Eleletnc:aJ Power lnauuee .
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RICHARD WILLIAM JOLK
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Substaintial background in mining engineering, metallurgical engineering, environmental
engineering, and mineral economics . Experience from bodl the Climax Mine and the Lisbon Valley
uranium mine included intimate working knowledge eX gyrotOr)', standard, shonhead, and jaw
crushers; conveyors; and dust scrubbers; ball and rod mills; llowion; leaching; ion exchange;
specific gravity separation; concentrate drying and packing; and ovenll knowledge of the tailings
ponds; pump stations; monitor weUs; inaerceptor ditches; and domestic water plants. I was a
member-of the Oimax Fire Brigade trained by the 8ancro(t F~ Dcpanment
Performed bench scale metallurgjcal testing of ore Simples along with minenl pilot plant
design, consttuction, operation, testing, and evaluation. This wort wu performed at AMAX
R&D Labs in Golden on ores from Mt. Emmons. Climax. MK-Tun&, and Mt Tolman.
Geoswistics and Kriging wu used in ore racne eslimalion for a PPG lnduscries
phosphate project. PPG was able to use the n:sulu ~ by this 1eehnique to perform
enhanced ore reserve estimation and mine valuation.
A marketing study was assembled for Borg-Warner conoemin& the IOU! number eX 100+
horsepower slurry pump used in the maning -nulling industry and a breakdown eX wher-e these
pumps were located . Borg -Warner used thts information to W&et business in the mining industry .
Experienced with high technology cost and capability forcasnn& including advanced materials,
robotic , production technaquc , aruflcaal mtelllgence. sensors , Cf)'OICnics. hardened electronics,
and superconductivity.
BUSI S AND ECO OMJ KIU..S
Cost estimate • comnodity ~et forcasu, finlncaal projecooas, and COSt ri analy i
performed to determine corporate fii\IRCW eApOSUrC. Tame phasma ot cash performed to
determine alternative fundin& schemes to meet rcqwraDeftU O¥Cr the life eX a projcc:t. Versed
in ACRS wwion, depreciation , dep&coon , lmOftlwion, raum on UIVC:Illlletlt. raum on cquaty ,
and intemal rale eX return anal Paformed c.piW IJud&etln& and cash now schedutin& eX
fl.nanoal expendnure and anc:omes. drivan& ftJQ lind ·tivity anal performed
to evalua1e sysu:m prosnm The ow:rall objeeo~~e · to
ve t vtsabah 11110 all would be incumd an
the life eX a procram 8 eva1 ..,._~a equal to JII'OP'IID performa.nc:e
and hcdule. hfe le anal met • muumum
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