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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
City of Engl wood , Colorado
Mar ch 17, 1986
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Engle wood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, m in regular session on Ma rch 17, 1986, at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Otis, presiding, call d them 1ng to order.
Th Invocation was given by Council M mber Higday. Mayor Otis led the pl dg of alleglanc .
Mayor Otis ask d for roll call. Upon a call of th roll, th following wer pr s nt :
Council M mbers Hlgday, Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozac k, 8110, Bradshaw, 0 Is .
Absen : None .
The Mayor d lard a quoru presen .
Also pre n w r : • * • * *
C1ty Hana r Cow
Assistant City Mana r Vargas
A sl tant City A orn Rid
A t1ng Dir ctor Engln r1n
A I tan Dir ctor Romans. Co
Pol1c Chief Hol s
0 puty City Clerk Crow
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COO It H £R RAO HAW V£0, CC 0£0 8 COU IL HE ER 0/AC£ , fO
APP VAL Of THE HI UT[ OF SP CIAL HE[TI G or F[B U RY 24. 1 Upon a call o · th roll, th vote result d a follows :
A HI d . Van O • Vo Jda, or,c • 8110,
Na s : on .
Th Ha or d clar d th 1110t1on arrl d •
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City Council H ting -March 17, 1986
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Hr . Lou Tuccillo, 1130 West Sanford Drive, brough o Ci Council's
attentions v ral nviron ntal cone rns and publi c saf ty hazards wh ich 1s
in the south w s corn r of th Ci y in hear a zon d I 1. L1gh Indus rial.
His concerns includ d (1) ires whi ch secur th roofing of two o h
warehouses in the area wh ch crea ea smok and fir hazard, an uncon roll d
nvironment for th br ding of Ins els, and ad er as 1n prop r y value for
th n ighborhood; (2) d bris surrounding the building s wi hin h area; and
(3) th presence of approximately 75 drums, of whi ch on aln d v rious
chemicals which could prov harmful to anyon xpos d to h ir con n s. H
urg d alt ntion to this matter . Hr. Tuccltto was infor db Council tha h
matt r is bing pursued, ha a major cl an up of the ar a 1s
und r aken .
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COUN IL H[HB[R BRADSHAW vro. S[CO 0[0 B COU N IL HEH [R HIGDA • TO PRO LAIH
NOAY, MARCH 31, 1986, AS PACKY R NS DAY IN TH[ CITY or [ GL[WOOO . Upon a
call of he roll, th voter suited a s follows:
A s: Council H mb rs H1gday, Van Oy • Vo jda, ozac k, Silo.
Bradshaw, Otis .
Nay : Non .
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City Council Meet ing -March 17, 1986
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are in violation of the zoning ordinance, that the area must be fenced in
order to secure the area. Mayor Otis co11111ented that the neighborhood will see
action in this matter.
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Consent agenda items wer :
Th
(a) Mlnut s of the Englewood Downtown D v lopm nt Author! y
meting of January IS, 1986.
(b) Minute s of the Hou si ng Authority e ting of January 29,
1986.
(c) Minutes of th Urban Ren wal Authority eting of
February S, 1986 .
(d) Minutes of th Planning and Zoning C lssion eting of
r bruary 19, 1986 .
(e) Minut s of the Liquor Licensing Authority etlng of
February 19, 1986 .
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(g) Ordinance a ndlng the En 1 wood Municipal Cod r gard1n
con ractor lie nslng In ord r to bring I In o con o an c
with r nt con truction Industry chang s .
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Upon I call o th roll,
a , V n O , Vo Jda, 011 lo.
Con n a nda It 9(f) wa ~
Co n I nda 9(9)
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City Council M ting -March 17, 1986
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Concerning the proposed Bill for an Ordinance creating Paving District No. 31,
the Mayor asked If th re wa s anyone present who wished to address Council
b fore this matter wa s vot d upon. No one came forward. Assistant City
Attorney Reid pr s nt d a ndments to the proposed ordinance, specifically:
Pag 2, S ct ion 4 , subparagraph I -" ... paving with 8" compacted
grav l base course and 3" asphaltic concre surface, ... " was
am nd d to read, • ... paving with 6" compact d grav l base course and
2" asphalt le concr te surface, ... ";
Page 3, S ctlon 6 "The probable total cost of the improvements to
b constructed or installed Is S92S,000; it is proposed that the
City of Englewood will pay approximately $400,000 ." wa s am nded to
read, "The probable total cost of the Improve nts to be constructed
or installed is S87S ,000 ; It Is proposed that the City of Englewood
will pay approx! ately S3SO,OOO ."
The a ndments w re discussed. Hr . Kahm confirmed It was felt that sine
these figures are estl~ates, the S3S0 ,000 figure should be projected rather
than S340,000 . Council H ber Higday asked concerning the designation of
South Clarkson Str et; he wa s advised this mater would be addressed under th
Mast r Street Plan .
ORDINANCE NO.
SERIES OF 1986~~
BY AUTHORITY
COU CIL BILL NO . 21
INTROOU ED BY COU NCIL M MB R HIGDAY
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAYING DISTRICT . 31 IN TH CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORAOO ORD RING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVI G, CURB A D
GUTTER AND SID[WAL IHPROY[H[NTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS ;
PROVIDING FO THE ISSUANCE OF BO OS IN PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS: AD
S TT! G FORTH 0TH R DETAILS IN CO CTIO WITH TH DIST !CT.
COU CIL HEH R HIGOAY V[O , S[CO O OBY COUN IL HlH ER VO [JOA, fO APPROVAL
Of (OU N IL BILL . 21, ERIES or 19 6. Upon a call of th roll, th VO
r ult d a ollow
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Na s:
Th Ha or d
Council
rad~haw,
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r HI da , Van O , Vob Jda. ozac • Bilo,
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City Council Heeling -March 17, 1986
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Council ber H1gday complimented the Engineering Department, Public Works
Department, the City Manager and staff, along with the other members of Ci y
Council for approving the proposed bill creating Paving District No. 31 and
for solving the problems involving Clarkson Street within District III.
Council Member 8110 acknowledged the cooperation received from Cherry Hills
Village on this project . Mayor Otis announced there would be another public
hearing on this matter on April 7, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. prior to the ordinance being considered on final reading.
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Assistant Director Romans, Community Development Department, presented the
recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission relative to the
adoption of a Resolution a111endtng the City's Master Street Plan. Hs. Romans
discussed in detail the designations of various streets, 1.e ., arterials,
aajor and •1nor collectors, the streets to be added, vacated and rights -of -way
required. Ms . R0111ans responded to questions by various Council Members . It
was pointed out that th map included in the packet needed to be amended to
r fleet the findings of fact of th COffllllisston as there appeared to be so
1ncons1stenc1es. Traffic counts were discussed. State nts included in th
excerpt frOIII the f bruary 19, 1986, alnut s of th Planning and Zoning C0111111sston r discussed.
RESOLUTION NO. 9
SERIES Of 1986
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISIONS TO THE HAST[R STREET PLAH HAP TO BRING IT
INTO CONFORMANCE WITH CHANGES IN TH TRAFFIC PATTERN WITHIN THE T
REDEVELOPMENT AREA AD TO UPDATE ARTERIAL D CO LECTO STR £TS THROUGHOUT TH CITY.
COU CIL MEMBER BRADSHAW NOVEO, SECOND[O BY COU IL. M ER OTIS, TO APP OV[D
RESOLUTION . 9, SERIES OF 1986. Upon a call of th roll, th vote resul ed as follows :
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Ay s: Cou ell rs HI da , V n Dy , V Jda , 011c • 8110,
Bradsh • O ts •
N1y :
d lar th aotton carried .
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C y Min r -c n r u $l Police C tef 1 s to pr s n to Cov n 11
r st or 1p roval of a btd ard o orola C -n cat Ins
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tin -Mar ch 17, 1986
s explained that the bi d op 1ng wa s c uc ttd
and received too late to be includ d 1n 1r
for this ting . H rec01111ended approval of th bid o orola 1n
unt of $52,300 for two control center radio consoles, e pl11n1ng that
unt was less than the estimated costs wh ich were includ din th PIF
and approved by City Council at its budget retreat for he 198 budget .
COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK MOVED, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW, TO APPR OVE
AWARD OF BID TO MOTOROLA COfitlUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS, INC . IN THE AHOU Tor
S52,300 FOR PURCHASE OF TWO CONTROL CENTER RADIO CONSOLES. Upon a call of he roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Higday, Van Dyke, Vobejda, Kozacek , 8110,
Bradshaw, Otis .
Nays : None.
The Mayor declared th motion carried.
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Council Me•ber Bradshaw announced the reappointment of Steve Neyer to the
Parks and Recreation C<>111tsston to a term expiring February l , 1990 . This
appointment was Made by th School Board representative and the Council
representatives who serve on the Parks and Recreation C011111iss1on.
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COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING . Th
without a vote at 8 :30 p.• . eting was adjourn d
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1. Call to order.
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCI
KARCH 17, 1986
7:30 P.H.
2. Invocation. -v~ ~1.j.'1 _
J. Pledge ot allegiance. -~,r ~
4. Roll call. ~ ~ -...-~
5. Minute•.
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(a) Minute• ot the apecial •••ting ot February 24, 1986.
6. Pre-Scheduled Viaitora. (Pl•••• liait your preaent tion to
10 ainut a.)
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Mr. Packy Ro n• will be preaent to accept a proclaaa-
tion declaring Monday, Karch 31, 198 , • Packy Roana Dy.
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Lou Tuc:citto will b nv ron n-
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9. Consent Agenda.
(a) Minutes ot the Englewood Downtown Develop ent Authority
meeting ot January 15, 1986.
(b) Minutes ot the Housing Authority me ting ot January 29, 1986.
(c)
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(e)
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Minutes ot the Urban Renewal Authority mee ingot February 5, 1986.
Minutes ot the Planning and Zoning Co ission eeting ot February 19, 1986.
Minutes ot the Liquor License Authority mee ingot February 19, 1986.
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Ordinanc{"appfoving the vac tion ot the existing City
Ditch Easement and the concurrent acceptance ot a new
E sement and License Agree ent tor relocating a section
ot the City Ditch located at Windermere and Belleview.
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Ordinance"amending the Englewood Municipal Code regard-
ing contractor licensing in order to bring it into con-
tormance with recent construction industry changes.
10. Public Hearing.
No. )l,
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14. General Diacuaaion.
(a) Mayor'• Choice.
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(b) Council Member'• Choice. .c • . L
4l«er4,4~o,,-,.•.,.,,.,o.,..,f Ill& 4'' ,.e...-..r-_,:.,
15. Adjournment. ~ /f/~ zt ~ -..,lies,«e~;.,..
AND MC COWN
City Manager
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" I WISH TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNClL
IS FAVOR ! IN OPPOSITIO~ I NO POSITION
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P R O C L A M A T I O N
WHEREAS, ERNEST P. "Packy" ROMANS will r tire
o n M rch 31, 1986 aft r 37 years as the Citv of
Englewood 's first and only Director of Parks and
R creation ; nd
\1HEREAS, PACKY ROMANS has unselfishlv d vot d
his considerable tal nts, his time and his efforts
to the service of th citizens of Enrlewood, and
WHEREAS, PACKY ROMANS has built a distin ui h d
r pu ation in th fi ld of park and recreation a
the local, sate and national lev ls, and
WHEREAS, PACKY ROMANS x mplifies h fin
qualiti s of p rsonal and prof sional excell nee;
'0 THEREFORE, I, EUGENE L . OTIS, tavor of th
Citv of Enrl wood, Colorado, and th m mb rs of he
City Council doh r bv pro laim Monday, March 31, 1
PAC 'Y RO. :lS DAY
in th Ci v of En 1 w od, Colorado and doc 11 upon
11 citiz ns of En l w od, his m nv fri nds nd coll au s
to pav him du honor and r sp ct upon his occasion .
GIVEN und r mv h nd ands al his 17th dav of
!!arch, 19
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COUNCIL CHANB£RS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
Februar y 24 , 1986
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The City Council of t he City of Engle wood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, mt in special Ion on February 24, 1986, at 7:30 p.m .
Ma or Otis, presiding, called the eting to order.
The invoca ion was given by Council M mber Hlgday. The pledge of allegiance wa s led by M yor Otis.
Ma or Oti asked for roll call. Upon a call of th roll, the following w re present:
Council M mbers Higda , Van Dye, Vo Jda, ozacek, Bila, Bradshaw, Otis.
Absent : None .
Th H4yor declared a quoru present.
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Also pr sen w r :
CL y Manager Mcco wn
Assistan City Man r Vargas
C1 y A torn y Olsen
A tin Dlr or of fngin ring ervlc s at
put Cit Cl rk Cro w.
COUt IL M ER OZACEK vro . SEC PU LIC HEARi G TO C
c.ill of the 1011, t
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The Mayor d clared the motion carried.
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Acting Director of Engineering Services Kahm presented general background
information on Paving Districts in Englewood, followed by cost and assessment
information, tim table, and method of payment of Paving District No . 31. He
also presented specific Information on the type of proposed improvements wh ich would be Included in Paving District No. 31.
Mayor Otis set the forum for receiving public comments, stating tha no
d cf ion would b made by City Council at this meeting . A decision concerning
th bill for an ordinance will be made at the March 17, 1986, regular Council
me ting; the ordinance er atlng Paving District No. 31 will be considered on
final reading on April 7, 1986, at wh ich time another public hearing will take
place prior to the vote of City Council . All comments made a this mee ing
(February 24, 1986) will be taken Into consideration by the City Council.
Council M mber Higday addressed the 1udience concerning previous Paving
Districts. He invited 1ny of those present to contact him if they were
int rested In knowing of research done by Council and /o r staff. He men ion d
that when he was first elected to Council, one of the items brought to his
attention was th1t the residents of District III wanted something done about
Clarkson Street. However, Cl1rkson Is I unique stre in that f borders wo
cities with th majority of th street in he ci ty li~its of Engle wood , but a
sign1 ficant 1mount of it is in Cherry Hill s Villag and ft fs only recently
ha Cherry Hills Village his lndfca d an in erest in parti ci pating In an
ef or o bring th str et up to standard. H conclud d by s tating tha i t is
a for one conclusion that Clarkson w111 e pav d, bu ha he encouraged
co nts and would support 1nythfng that a majority of h r sld nts of each
block reque ts . He furth r stat d hat the Paving D1s ric would ta e In o con 1derat1on lndi !dual neighborhood n ds.
fnt rd 1nto th record was th publ1sh r 's a idavi s tat ing the public
h ring o consider Paving Dlstrlc o. 31 wa s publish d January 22 through
February S, 1986 1n he Engl wood Sent1nel. Also n rd her cord wa s
al t er fr Mayor Joan R. Duncan o C rry Hills Vlll 1n vor o er of Pavtn D, s r c 31.
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No COll'ITlents.
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3600 S. Clarkson Street
Remov and rep1ace deteriorated or off grade concr e; overlay at City cost.
No COll'ITI n s.
3700 S. Clarkson Street
R move and replace eteriorated or off -grade concrete; Paving Section I .
Mr. Clyde 8. Ta.tlor _ 3705 South Clarkson, ques ioned Council about the
re pons1b 1i y of paving and concret costs. He wa s also concerned about
scheduling our paving and concre e work after all work a the bridge (utili y
work} is com pl ted . He wa s assur d by Hr . Kahm tha his only financial
responsibility wo uld be for concre e wor (ins ailing a 4 ' sidewalk). Council
M mber Hlgda also assured him hat the coord1nat1on of proJects would not cause work to be repeated.
Cou ncil H b r H1gday Inform d the aud1 nc hat th Russian 011v tr es 1n
the 3700 block will not b destroy d as a r sul of he paving d1s ri c .
3800 S. Clarkson Street
R iiiov and r place det riorated or off -grade concr te, Paving ec ion I .
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4000 South Clarkson
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Remove ancf rep ace deteriorated or off -grade concrete; Paving Section I ;
transition o Paving S ctlon II at south end .
Ja s Phillippe 6466 East Fair Avenue owner of 4087 and 4089 South Clarkson
was cone rn d about the loss o the six cottonwood trees and he JOO f . of
hedge at this location. He felt the trees and hedge contributed grea ly to
the value of the property. He was Informed the trees would have to be removed
as they are a hazard to traffic and appear to be roting out and leaning over
Clar son; however, the hedge will not need to be removed. Staff was request d
to discuss the tree replacement program with Hr . Phillippe .
Rolland H ndee 4045 Sout Clarkson, questioned the usage of gas tax mone ,
and wa s assured that the n s the City receiv d from he Sta e were normally
used for maintenance of streets which had been improved in previous paving
distrlc s. He spoke in favor of the project. He questioned the h1ckness of
concrete as compared to the thickness required on owner's driveways. He also
questioned the need to replace his driveway, feeling i wa s in good shape .
Council M mber Higday assured Mr . Hend e he would p rsonally check the
drlv way with Mr . Kahm to determine the replac m nt n ed. Hr . Hendee is also
concerned about the increased traffic and speeding. Council H ber Hlgday
a sured the audience that various thods of speed control are being
considered by Council. Mr . Hendee stated that he felt the Cherry Hills Village side should also have curb and gu ter.
Dor1s P acock, 4055 South Clarkson, spok concerning the Increased traffic on
Clar on due to then w dev lop nt on Hoc ingbird lane and suggested we
Ins all ordinary stop signs. She felt the curr nt s1tua ion increased
pollution and a devaluation of prop rty. She request d wha ever could be done to 11 I industrial business trucks .
concre e; Paving Sc ion II .
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on Clarkson and the lack of police patrolling the area. He asked about the
concrete marked around the corner on Princeton Street and about he alignment
of his proposed sidewalk on Clarkson. Mr . Kahm explained that he concrete
around the corner is considered intersection work at no charge to Mr. Bilger;
that he sidewalk will extend along the same line as his neighbor to the nor h.
4600 South Clarkson
R move ancf r place deteriorated or off grade concrete; Paving Section II; transi ion o Paving Section I at south end.
Carl Welker 4611 South Clarkson, supported the paving of the block, bu
expressed cone rn a out the traffic and would support a sop light a the Tufts int rs ct1on.
Helen McCreary 4635 South Clarkson, spoke in favor of the paving district .
She~ err d a 2 ft. sld walk rather than the 4 t . s1d walk as proposed .
Council M mber Hlgday confirmed that as the project now stood, he 4 f .
s id wal would be install d, but he COIM! nted that perhaps this could be
negotiated since this particular block has a lot to lose with th installa Ion
of a 4 ft. sidewalk . Mayor Otis conwn nted that this request will be taken under consideration .
r1or1t d or off -grid conc re e; Pav ing c ,on I .
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Rose Winkler 4717 South Clarkson, stated her concern abou the condition of
the water main fn arkson Street. Council directed the City Manager to have
the Utility Department Investigate this concern and to ensure that any repairs
will be done before street construction begins. She also expr ss d her
co ncern about the house across the street from her hom in Che rry Hills . She
would like help from Englewood to see that the property is cle aned up. Ci y
Manager Mccown stated he would discuss the matter with the City Mana ger of
Cher ry Hills Village. She also asked about doing some of th cu rb and gu er work privately .
Janice Anderso~ 4733 South Clarkson+ stated she is in favor of paving and
sidewalk. She fe s that the CTty should pay a larger sh ar du to the amoun
of through traffic. Mr s. Anderson questioned why we can't ge ab er price
than she can. Mr s. Anderson complained that city worker s w re marking
concrete on Monday (a City hol iday). It wa s explained that g neral ly an owner
can save money by hiring their own concrete contractor because hey won 't ave
to pay the Incident als that co with an assessment (legal fees, In eres ,
etc .) Hr . Kahm explained that the Individual marking concre eon Hon a dos not receive overt! e pay .
4800 South Clarkson
Remove and replace deter iorated or off grade concr t , Paving Section I .
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owner. Council Member Higday stated the concrete in ques ion is not to
standard and must be replaced. City Attorney Olsen told Mr. Fisher to seek
legal advise from his own lawyer.
4900 South Clarkson
emove an rep ace deteriorated or off -grade concrete; Paving Section I .
No comments.
or off grad oncrete; Pav,ng Sec ion I .
Gerald Gibson 4891 South Clarkson, stated his concern about he 8 lleview
ntersect on. e stat e o sn t want an island in Clarkson whic would
prevent him from going northbound frOll his driveway . Mr. Gibson s a ed ta
the picket fence install d by Cherry Hills is I traffic hazard and should b
r mov d . Council ber Higday request d staff to supply hiffl with
Bell vi Int rsection d sign wh n available . Council Me ber Higday wlll
s h1r this info ation with t e Clar son Str e ners . Mr . Gibson concurred
in t nts d tonlg about traff ic and excessiv s ped on Sou h
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~ le Bil er returned to the podiu and questioned what would happen to the
grave top should there be a hard rain which would result in erosion of the
black top. He felt a curb or a concrete strip should be installed . Mr . Kah
explained that the gravel shoulder and drainage ditch were the only sect on
that the Cherry Hills would approve in prell 1nary meetings . The gravel
shoulder would be the same as any other gravel shoulder on a secondary
highway. Cherry Hills will be responsible for maintaining it. Bilger 's
conwnents will be proposed to Cherry Hill. Mr. Bilger asked who is responsible
for the project after it Is completed. Mr . K1hm stated that he project would
have a two -year warranty, after that the responsibility does revert back to
the property owners.
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COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED, SECONDED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY TO CLOSE TH(
PUBLIC HEARING. The meeting was adjourned at 10:38 without I vote .
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P R O C L A M A T I O N
WHEREAS, ERNEST P. "Packy" ROMANS wil 1 r tire
on March 31, 1986 aft r 37 y ars as the City of
Englewood's firs and only Dir ctor of Parks nd
R crea ion; and
\ffiEREAS, PACKY ROMANS h sun l ishly devo ed
his consid rable tal nts, his im and his efforts
to the servic of h citizens of Enplewood, and
WHEREAS, PACKY ROMANS h s built a di inguish d
r putation in the fi ld of parks and r crea ion a
th local, stat nd nation l l v ls, and
OW THEREFORE, I, EUCE EL
City of Enr,l wood, Colorado, and
Ci y Council doh r v procl im
PACKY R0 .1A:l DAY
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in th City of Engl w od, Color nd doc 11 upon
11 citiz n of En l wood, hi manv fri nds and coll
to pav him due honor nd r pct upon this o c sion .
GIVEN und r mv h nd nd
!tarch, 198
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Bo rd Memb rs Pr s nt: Col an , Gr t• n, Kau f m n, . u o l , Os ld , Ot 1 B ,
P ndl ton, Tomooka
rd M rs Ab nt: Bos l li
S a f Pre. ent: P. Dietrich
Gusta: Dorothy Dalqui t, Andy H Cown, Su ·n Powers, Mltzl Kaufm n
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of Dir ctora waa
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Minutee
January 15 , 1986
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SuHn Powera r port d that th 'R.A re ei ~ four propoHla for d velop-
m nt of the old Kin Soopers aite. Th Aul rlty will iaakin a decieion
ea to what propoHl th y will ace pt in th k or o. Thea•
propoaala include houain , athletic c nt r, a, international .. rket,
and oth r ideaa. Each propoHl will b cona id red by the trllA.
0 fice teaa It waa au eat d that before another t -ur leaH ia
tor talk to at n d for offtc e at 3.535 S. Sh r an, that the Dir
Ft ld & Co. r pace at Trolley Squar .
Board H ber Choice -Barry Col
on Broadwa uld b r plac d.
Fr 11d ICau{
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th vnpp ra.
plac • in th do
1 hta that
n nt d to k.no wh n the traah r
Th Dir ctor will look into thia.
ptaclu
traah that 1a blowin around.
buy food and throw awa y
cop r are ein l ft in .. ny
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I. ~ ORDER
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ENGLEWOOD HOUSI G AUTHORITY
Regular Meeting
January 29 , 1986
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The Regular Meeting of the Englewood Housing Authority was called to
order at 6:30 p.m., January 29, 1986, at Simon Cent r, 3333 S. Lincoln Street, Englewood, Colorado, 80110.
I I . ROLL CALL
111.
Members Present:
Members Absent:
Also Present:
Thomas J. Burns, Chairman
Valerie Lash, Vice Chairman
Gary l. Kozace , Co issioner
orleen Palmer, C ission r
None
(Fifth Co issioner tor plac Elizabeth R. Bi r
not appointed yet).
Alan M. Fefnst in, Executive Director
Mary A. Ryan, Secretary
READ! GANO APPROVAL OF 111 UTES FROM DECEMBER 4 1985.
GARY OZACE MOVED THAT THE MINUT[S or THE R[GULAR M TING OF THEE GLE
AUTHORITY BOARD OF C ISSIO ERS HELO O DECEMBER 4, 1 85 , BE APPROVED S RLEEN PALMER SECO OED TH MOTIO .
Ay s:
ys:
Burns, Las , Pal
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DIRECTO R'S REPORT
10 carr1t>d.
to t l'ld t
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Co ssfon r Pal r qu st1on d the turn-ov r ti on:
• or ord rs ( long o proc ss) is 24 hour
• U t pr par,t ion b tw n t nan s
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RE.GULAR MEETING
JANUARY 29 , 1986 P<11JP. Two
VI.
Executive Dir c or Feinstein gdve CoJ11~i$sionrr Kozace a br1 •um-
llldrizatlon of h Englewood Housing Authori y's f1vr-Year Main enancr Plan.
C01r1T1issionrr ozace questioned he priori i s us d to d tennine he
pl cing o p rsons on the EHA's waitin list. Ex cut1ve Dir ctor
F instein infonned Corrmissioner Kozace of he guidelines used by
the EHA for th waiting 11 st. i.e., living and/or working in Eng l ewood ,
paying in exc ss of 50 percent for rent , relocation necessitated by
natural disaster, gov rnm nt action causing r location , date and im
o f applica ion.
E cutive Dir ctor F inst in r port d o he Co1TJ11issionrrs h • e
1 84 CDBG funds w r 100 spen -o t by Janudry l 86 as r quir d.
Co 1ssion r oz c requested a comparison on the sta us repor s
with the previous y ar in order to detcn inr how he EHA is progr ssinq.
C iss1on r P lrTM•r requested he E ecuti v Dir c or obta in clari 1c -
ion on t e nu b r of rehab loan appro d o da as sho wn on
R hab Statu s R por
A. EHA O icer ob Sign ori on al 1 E. A
[D TO APPRO [ R SOLUTJO . 0', , S RIES or 1
I ATORJ(S m All tA REHA B ' C:CO S. C
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REGULAR MEETING
JANUARY 29 , 1986 Pag Three
Corrrnfssioner Kozac recorrrnended that all agreem nts cone rn1ng
h Schmitt propPr y be in writing.
Executive Dir ctor Felns eln inform d the Corrrnission rs that he
expense ford molfshing the Schmitt house would be paid from
Rehab funds and a five-year d clining lien would hen be fil d
against th prop rty to try to recoup his expense if possible.
The E ecutivP Director reported that he Health Oepartrnen would
handle th anticipat d probl m of vermin disturbed by he d
l 1 tion.
C. FY'86 COBG Application Upda
D.
Th e cutlve Dir ctor gav th 1n
tions o th Stat for r '8 igures on he R ab appl1 c a-
$530,000 -11 C1 is COG or P. ab proJ cts nd
r Par ing Lo .
S203,500 -al o ~HER E, I c.
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J/\~lUARY i:'9 , 1986
[. Discussion of Proper y at
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Bannock .
IT WAS MOVED BY CO JSSIOlER PALMER TO APPRO ETHE WIT[ OFF OF $2,148.57 PLUS
ltT[R[ST ON REHAB LOAN NO. 106 , AD PAY Off EHA'S OE TO FIRS TERS ATE BA or [NGLE 000 WITH ru OS FROM REHAB RESIDUAL RECEIPT S. CO l· ~IS 310 ER LASH SEC0 10[0
TH[ MOTIO .
Ay s: Burns, Losh, P lm r, ozac
1 ily'>: lone
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Th Chairman d c ln d th mo tion Cd r, d.
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Burns, le,
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REGULAR MEET! G
JA UARY 29, 1986
VII. FINANCIAL REPOR_T
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The Executive Director read the following prepar d statem nt o the
Board of Corrmissioners:
"In developing an in-house boo eeping syst number of
posting errors have been done by the f accoun an • Rober J.
Sylvester. Therefore, the final end-o -year stat n will
reflect significant chang s to thes reports."
VIII. CONSENT AGENDA
oted with 1 ittl discussion.
IX. GEN_!.RAL DISCUSSIO
A. Corrmisslon rs '_Ql.2,.ice
C issioner Burns questioned where the EHA w son au
Ex cutive Director inform d the Bo rd that w had recetv IBM
State bid. The bid ts b in r 111 d n , nd th 1pm a d
sof ware should be ordered shortly. Training w111 no b prov, d
by IB . An IBM PC/AT forte cen ral of 1ce and o B PCs, one
for Simon C nter nd one for Sec ion 8 E,. wtll be ord rd. dap -
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B.
ing IBM "c anned software" o housing progra s lscus d.
Refilling he Board vacancy created by er s1
Bier w s discussed br1 fly. Ex cu iv D1r
th Bo rd that an Individual h de pr ssed tn
[HA Bo rd, and w w re aw itlng Council appo1
A dlnn r fore -corrmission r Beier and -c
was discuss d. Ad te of dn sday , rebrua y
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REGULAR MEETING
JANUARY 29, 1986 Page Six
The Executive Of rector fnfonned the Board of Col11llissioners that
due to the new, single-audit concept, and b caus the EHA manages
City CDBG funds, ft is necessary that the Housing Authority be
audited annually. Therefore, the Executive Director sent requests
for proposals to audit finns and received back six bids. The low
bidder, at $1,300 was selected to audit all of the EHA's programs.
The Ex cutive Director discussed centralizing the EHA's banking
services with one bank. The Chainnan discuss d the EHA's policy
of spreading the Housing Authority's available investm nt funds
throughout depositary institutions in th corrrnunfty. Consolida-
tion of EHA funds, leaving some funds In each of the bans involved
with the Rehab Consortium, with a mixture of jumbo CDs of amounts
ov r $100,000 and some CDs at amoun s of $100,000 was discussed.
The requests for proposals for ban 1ng services are to be sent to
the four bans In the Rehab Consortiu
MOTION
IT WAS P«lVED BY VALERIE LASH TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR (TING OF TH[ [ GL[ '000 HOUSI G
AUTHORITY BOARD OF t0"'1ISSIONERS HELD ON JA UARY 29 , 1986. C ISSIO ER PALMER SECONDED THE P«lTIO.
Ayes :
ys:
Absent:
Burns, Lash, Palm r, Kozace
None
Non
The Chalrm,n d lared the motion carried.
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ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY
February 5, 1986
Annual Meeting
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The Annual Meeting ot the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority waa
called to order by Chainnan Robert Voth at 5:35 P. M. in the EnglewoOd Library Conference Room I.
Member• preaent: Cole, Kinnick, Totton, Voth, VanDyke
Powera, Executive Director
Member• abaent: McIntyre, JCeena
Daugherty, Non-voting Alternate
Wll. R. Hinaon, A••i•tant Director
Penny Dietrich, Executive Director ot EDDA
Alao preaent:
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
January 8, 1986
January 14, 1986
January 22, 1986
Chair-aan Voth etated that Minute• ot the Regular Meeting ot
January 8, 1986, and ot the Sp cial Meetings ot J nuary 14, 1986
and ot January 22, 1986, were to be cona dered tor approval.
Totton aoved:
Kinnick seconded: The Urban Renewal Authority approve the
Minute• of January 8, 1986, J nuary 14, 1986, and January 22, 1986.
The otion carried: the Minutes stand pproved as written.
III. RELOCATION APPEAL.
Bank Western
(Hidland/Weatern ederal)
Mr. Voth sked th t Mr. Hin•on pre•ent h b c ground on his pp l.
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Mr . Hinson introduced Ma. Cindy Shearer and Mr. George Zoellner,
representing Midland/Western Federal Savings in their appeal o!
relocation benefits awarded by the Authority. Mr. Hinson stated
that the requeat !or relocation bene!ita !iled by Ma. Shearer on
behal! o! Midland/Western Federal on September 25, 198 5 , was in
the amount o! $1J,217 .27t the Urban Renewal Authority approved
payment o! $10,068.36 at their meeting o! November 6, 1985. Hr.
Hinson stated that he notified Ha. Shearer o! the amount o! the
award, and received notification shortly thereafter ot the
intention ot Midland/Western to appeal the amount o! the award.
However, when the "appeal" waa preaented to stat!, it was not
baaed on the amount ot the award approved by the Authority in
November, but waa an aaended claim tor relocation bene!ita. Kr.
Hinaon atated that Ka. Shearer had been intol'lled prior t o t il ing
the initial relocation clai ot the •ix-month deadline to t il e
atter the relocation ot a business, and Ka. Shearer t i l d the
claia on the last day o! that periOd. The atatt is request i ng
that the Authority deteraine whether they want to extend the
deadline tor tiling relocation claiaa betore bringing th i a to the Authority tor their conaideration.
Mr . Zoellner atated that he haa been involved in condeana tion nd
relocation ot property owners tor over JO yeara, and ia pleased
that relocation benetita are now ottered to the property ow n er
and buaineaa an. Mr. Zoellner expreaaed appreciation tor the
atatt•a requeat that the Author i ty consider an extena i on o ! the
tiling deadline. Mr. Zoellner acknowledged that aoae o! the
iteaa eliminated in the !!rat cl im were eli inated in error, nd
c ited the !act the claim tor cartage did not include coata !o r
p e king, crating, and storage. He atated that the coa t o ! $2 020
waa baaed on internal warehous i ng and employee labor. Hr .
Zoe l lner queationad why the reinatallat i on ot iteaa auc h aa
auto mati c teller bootha i s n o t c ompenaable.
Ha. Ke e na e n ter d he e t ing at 5:40 p ..
Mr. Zoell n r a t a e d t ha Ma. Shearer as advia d b y Mr. Hinson
two d a ys p rior to sub isaion o t h e original cl a i a that
a dvertiaing cos• could be conaid red tor co e n a at i o n; ho ver,
there waa ina u tticie nt t • to get his ntol'llation t oget er tor
sub iaaion by Septa e r 25. Mr. Zoellner axed t h a t he
Authority consider the coat s ot • iling to 11 the i r cua o ra,
c er ng coa •, invitat ona , ! vora nd priiea tor t h e ir o n
houae which ia cua o ary pr ctic h n they open new br n c h ott C a.
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Ha. VanDyke asked what items t h at were not approved tor
c om p enaation in the tirst claim i s Ban k Western appealing. Hr.
Zoellner stated the reinstallation ot the tire door, sate, teller
booths, and the automatic tellers are items they are appealing.
Hr. Hinson stated that at the time the original claim was tiled,
the coats ot disconnection, moving, and reinatallation were not
brok n out; the award was baaed on the beat estimate• available by the stat!.
Hr. Zoellner stated that there ia also the aatter ot rental loss
that they want the Authority to consider . Hr. Zoellner atated
that "once word got out that the busin••• waa aoving, tenants
would not sign new leases." Therefore, when it becaae known that
Midland was relocating nd heir tenants wou l d not sign new
leases, they experienced a loss ot rental i ncome.
Hr. Voth thanked Ha. Shearer and Hr. Zoellner tor presenting
their appeal, and stated that Hr. Hi nson wo uld notity th•• ot the
decis i on ot th• Authority at suc h t i me•• the deciaion ia
rendered. Ha. Shearer and Hr. Zo el l ner exc used th••••lvea !roa the meeting.
Diacuaaion ensued.
Minnick moved:
Cole seconded: The Urban Renewa l Authority will not extend
the deadline !or aub ittal ot reloc tion
benefit requests beyond the aix aonth period
follow i ng c o pletion ot a aove.
AYES :
NAY S: Totton , VanDyke, Vo th , Co l e, Xeena, Minn i ck
None
ABS ENT: Mc Intyre
ABSTAIN : Non e
The o ion c rried.
VanDyke oved:
Minn ck seconded:
• fire
AYES:
NAYS:
Totton, v nDy
Non e
McIntyre
None
ABSENT:
ABST AIN:
The otion carrle
wa Author ty deny the ppe lo!
1 5 v1nga !or reinstall ion ot
11 r, eller boo ha, • t e, n
, Voth, Cole, Xena, Kinn ck
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IV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Ms. Powers called !or nominations tor Chairman.
Ms. VanDyke nominated Robert Voth a• Chairman.
seconded the nomination. Ma. Keena moved that
closed, and Mr. Voth be elected Chairman. Th•
seconded, and Mr. Voth waa elected Chairman ot
Ruth Cole
nomination• be
motion was
the Authority.
Mr. Voth called tor nominations !or Vice Chairman. Mr. Totton
nominated Hrs . Ruth Cole aa Vice Chairman; Mr. Minnick s conded
the nomination. Mrs. Ruth Cole was elected Vice Chairman ot the
Authority.
Mr. Minnick moved that Susan Powers be designated•• th•
Ex cutive Director/Secretary o! the Urban Renewal Authority.
Hrs. Cole seconded the motion, and Susan Powers waa designated as
the Executive Director/Secretary o! the Authority.
v. RELOCATION APPEAL,
Mr. Hinaon atated that heh d included a letter !roa Robert P leo
stating hi• wish to appeal to relocation benetita approv d t the
meeting o! January 14, 1986. No formal appeal haa been tiled at
this ti•· Discussion ensued.
VI. NOTIC TO RELOCATE.
Ma. Powers stated that letters had been sent to the rem ining
ten n • in the old King Sooper'• block notitying the they will
h veto relocate. Th••• ten nts inclu e the shoe r pair ahop,
Iv n's and Public Service. Further discussion ensued.
Leasing in he new King Soor r's Plaza w • d scuaaed.
Ma.
VanDyke ov
ro on• con d:
expired. Mr,
ad o $12~.
enn n. Discussion
The Ur n Renew l Authority pprove he
con ract !or legal ••rvicea with P ul c.
n de !or vo-y ar per od • $125 pr
hour, o her! ea • s tor h n he
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NAYS:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
l<eena, Minn ick,
None
McIntyre
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Totton, VanDyke, Voth, Cole
The motion carried.
VIII. NEGOTIATION SERVICES CONTRACT.
Ron Myles
Ma. Power• reviewed a proposed contract between the Urban Renewal
Authority and Harlan and Myles Co pany. Ha. Power• noted that
th• negotiation• on the Brady/Ro•• contract could be difficult ,
and pointed out that Hr. Myles ha• worked with representatives o!
the Ro•• Invest ent Group previoualy.
Discussion ensued on the!•••• !orth in the contract.
Totton moved:
l<eena aeconded: The Urban Renewal Authority approve the
contrect w th Harlan and Hyle• Coapany ae aet
forth in the letter contract dated January 21,
191.
AYES:
NAYS:
Minnick, Totton, VanOyk e , Vo h, Cole, l<eena
None
ABSENT: McIntyre
ABSTAIN: None
Th motion carried.
IX. FINANCIAL R PORT.
Ha. Power• stated that the Fin ncial Re or • includ din he
p cket tor the intoraation o! the Authority.
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Ha. Cole
bu ld1n
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ervices Oenael R
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XII. CONSTRUCTION STAKING.
Ms. Power• diacuaaed another memorandum from Ma. Ragland
pertaining to the contract aigned with Weatern Statea Surveying
for construction •taking on Englewood Parkway Bid Package No. 2.
Extra work items have been required, which were delineated in the
memorandum, and result in a contract increaae of $11,ooo. The
revised contract amount would be $40,243.00 if thi• increaae ia
approved by the Authority. Diacuaaion enaued. Totton moved:
Cole seconded: The Urban Renewal Authority approve the
increaae of the contract with Weatern states
Surveying in the amount of $11,ooo, with the
underatanding that the ataff will aak for ore
specific delineation of the ac ivi i • in the future.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Minnick, Totton, VanDyke, Voth, Cole, Keena Hone
McIntyre
None
The motion carried.
Ka. Power• auggeated that there will be an increaae requeat
co ing to the Authority on the Muller Contract; thia will cover
increaaed dutiea they will be perfona ng during Ma. R gland'•
abaence. It ia anticipated that thia will be approximately
$3,JOO to cover the additional dutiea.
XIII. LANO AC ISITION.
Mr. Hinson brought the Co ••ion up-to-d te on then go i tiona
with Hr. Barry, Cinderella City Texaco. Diacuaaion enaued.
Xeena aoved:
Kinnick aeconded: The Urban Renewal Author y direct the at ff
ppraiaal of the
u -d ted .
AY S:
NAYS: V nDy oh, Cole, K n , Minn ck
A NT:
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The ot on c rr d.
XIV.
Ma.
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Work i• progressing on th• Inca Street design. The stipulation
on immediate possession o! the Park Floral property ia in the
hands o! the owner'• attorney. They expect this stipulation to
be signed by the end ot the week, and will give the Authority
poss aaion o! the property on Junes.
The atatt has asked Mr. Opperman to prepare the paperwork tor
condemnation o! the T. w. Anderson property.
The Authority will close on th• acquisition ot the Tokyo Bowl
property on February 28. Mr. Minnick asked it the Authority 1•
doing the demolition work on the Tokyo Bowl. Ma. Powers stated
that we aay investigate the possibility o! including the Tokyo
Bowl de olition work with the de olition to be done on the Park
Floral site.
Ma. Powers stated that the ease ant docUJ11enta h v been sent to
the railro d tor signing.
XV. JBC CORPORATION.
Ma. Power• discussed the progress o! n gotiationa with JBC
corporation on a Developer'• Contract tor the old Xing Sooper•a
Block. At the present tie, they want to begin construction by
August 1. The plan• call tor deaolition o! the existing
etructurea on the sit• and doing totally new construction. The
!act that the property i• still in the Little Ory Creek flood
plain, and will be until the Little Ory Creek iaproveaenta are
co plated, wae diacuaaed.
XVI. ROSS INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ma. Power• diacuaaed the negotiat one with the Rosa Inv•• nt
Co pany.
XVII. PUBLIC FOR
Mre. Die rich at ad th aha • leased ha th Authori y ha•
con rac d with Mr. on Myl a !or n goti on• rv cea.
The eting wae decl r d d j ourned at 1:1 0 p .a .
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fi:BRUARY 19, 1986
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The regular meeting ot the City Planning and Zoning Co mission
was called to order by Chairman Carson at 7:00 P. M.
Members Present: Carson, Magnuson, Hes , Mulhern, Haunakea,
Allen
Members Absent: Gourdin, Barbre, Beier
Also Pres nt: D. A. Ro ans, Assis an Direc or ot Co uni y
D v lop en
Harold J. Stitt, Planner II
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
F bruary 4, 198_6 __
Chairman Carson stated that the Minutes ot February 4, 1986 were
ob considered tor approval. He asked it ther w r ny cor-
rections or modi ications to these Minutes.
Hr. Mesa pointed out th ton Page 3, Paragraph V, Mr. Barbre
should be noted as "absent", and no Hr. Beier.
Hr. Carson stated that it there were no further corr ctions to
the Minutes, they would at nd approved s a nd d.
III. HELIPORT TASK FORCE.
Denn• Roberts, DRCOG
Carson welco d Mr. Dennis Rob r • o he
Council o Gov rn n s Heli or Tak Fo re
Hr. Gourdin in a 7:05 P.
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Mr. Roberts stated that the Task Force is asking
route altitude !or helicop ers be increased fro 6,000 o
6,500 feet above mean sea level. Fixed wing aircraf have
minimum !light altitude of 7,000 feet, and the 6,5 00 foo alti-
ud !or helicopters will provide sufficient separa ion b tween
he fix d wing aircraft and the h licopters. By incre sing he
minimum flight altitude to 6,500 feet, he noise level of he
helicopters will be decreased --approxima ly a 2/3 reduction in
the perceived noiae level. The T sk Force is also r co ending
h helicop er operators adh re to pri ary !light corridors. In
he course of their study, they have found hat the grea est nu -
b r of complaints are against "transien" opera ors who are no
a iliar wi h the major traffic corridors and local a reet pa -
rns in them tro area. Mr. Rob rta sta ed ha all ransien
op rators will be asked to main ain h inimu 6,500 foot fligh
1 i ude. Mr. Rob r as a d ha he T sk Force has iden ti d
jor ra ic corridors to b followed, which inclu In rs a e
25, and Int rs a e 70; secondary rou s o be follow d include
.s. 285 and Colfax Avenue, Colorado Boulevard and Wadswor h
Boulevard. The corridor route mp will also depic hospi als and
emergency edical service loca ions wi h high volume h licop er
r !fie; the hoapitala w 11 include Childrens/S . Joseph's, s .
Anthony's Cen ral, St. Anthony's North, and Swed ah Med cl
Center.
Hr. Roberta stated that th Task Force will be dr !ting nd dis-
tributing so e planning guidelines !or local juriadic ion and
helicopter oper tora/uaera to use n developing tu ure helipor s;
hese guid ines will address such a ra aa se backs, nois
e iaaiona, 1 nd use cop ibili y, e
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Mr. Carson asked if he ilitary flights from Ft. Carson followed
the route of I-25 on the flights to Denver. Mr. Robers stated
that the Task Force is working with the military to requ re hat
all flights follow such a major arterial as I-25. Fl igh s fro
Buckley to Camp St. George primarily follow U. s. 285.
Th Task Force will r commend that all helicopter pilots follow
the guidelines set forth in the "Fly Neighborly" guide.
Mr. Gourdin asked what type of dir ction could be given o Engle-
wood to assist ORCOG in the elimination of copter noise in neigh-
borhoods. Mr. Roberts stated that if the 6,5 00 ini u flight
altitud is adopted, this will decrease the noise xperienced in
neighborhoods greatly. Mr. Gourdin asked if the Ci y could wri e
a letter to ORCOG indicating the interest of h Ci y and suppor
of the Task Force. Mr. Roberts stated that such a le er would
be helpful. Hr. Rob rts stated further that it would be benefi-
cial to consider noise protection ford velop ant along the
flight corridors.
Hr. Roberts suggested that any members of the Commission or any
of their constituents who have a complaint about ah licopter
flight should call him at DRCOG, or call the S~aple on Tower; he
indicated he would leave the numbers with Hrs. Romans. He stated
that they have had pretty good success in tracking co plaints and
determining aircraft, pilot and purpose of the flight.
Mr. Gourdin noted that the Commi•• on will be considering traffic
and street patterns later in the eating; he asked if it would be
of benefit to designate them jor flight corridors asp r of he
M star Street Plan. Hr. Gourdin then• ad th t when he
refueling capabil ties are avail bl• sw dish Medic 1 center,
he feels the numb r of helicopter fligh s to his tacili y will
increase by three or four times the curr nt nu r r her th n
d crease the number of flights. Hr. Ro r ••at d ha if the
hospi l de and • incr ased, or the f c1li i•• exp nded, he
nu bar of flights could ncrease; o herw •• the nu bar of fligh •
would b decreased bee us h er f bas d t Swed ah will not
have to aka refue ing r1pa.
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IV. MAST 6
Hr. Carson ask tor a o on o o n he blic H
H gnuson ov d:
Gourdin• cond d: Th on c •• •7-
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Mr. Carson declared the hearing open.
Mr. Stitt stated that the Commission has previously received he
start report pertaining to the revision of the Masters ree
Plan. These revisions will be to the map only; no changes in
text ar contemplated at this time. The curr nt Has er s r et
Plan was developed in 1979 to identify a transportation network
compatible with adjacent communities and neighborhoods; s reets
were identitied as "coll ctora" or "arterials ", and areas where
additional right-of-way ia needed w re identified. Hr. Stitt
stated that traffic counts have been taken by the Trattic En-
gineering Department, and the map reviaiona have been bas don
those trattic counta. The Trattic Engineer questions some ot the
original counta, and will be taking new ones. It, as a resul ot
he new count, aubatantial di!ter nces in the Collector/Art rial
designationa are warranted, the Street Plan will be amended. Mr.
Sit reviewed the change in clasai ications !or severals res,
no ing that the number o! arterials has been reduced from the
1979 Plan. There is still a need !or r gh -o!-w yon several
s reets in Nor hw st Engl wood.
Hr. Mesa ask d what effect the street classific ion h s upon the
placement ot trattic regulatory signs, ligh s, e c. Hr. Sti t
a tad that arterial streets and collector a reeta would receive
priority in the ti ing o! trat!ic signals and in the install tion o! atop aigna.
Hr. Gourdin asked about the one-w y couplet concep ing Ithaca
Avenue and U.S. 285. He asked why the propoaed a ant of the
1979 Plan ia being conaidered. Mr. Sti ts d o e o! the
r !!ic volu e projections done in 1979 h ve no lized,
and the Plan ia proposed to be chang d tor flee 1 tr !tic
us ?e and new projections. Mr. Stit oin d ou r !fie
coun s are not the sole cri ria !or str t d s gn ions; such
era aa str t wid h, conatruction, traffic con rol, etc. re
also t ken into consid ra ion n h design on of par icul r
Hr. Gourdin sked if
in stree m inten nee
S reet main nance la a progr
lie orka D p rt en; •
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that she felt South Downing Stre t should be designa ed as a col-
lector street. Hrs. Romans suggested that he Commission should
also consider tho need for a coll ctor s reet between Sou h
Broadway and South Santa Fe Drive be ween Wes Belleview Avenue
and U.S. 285.
Hr. Gourdin suggested that West Kenyon Avenue b tween Broadway
and South Santa Fe Drive should be a minor collector; he felt
this would help take some o! the traffic congestion off U.S. 285,
and provide local citizenry access to Cinderella City. Hr. sit
pointed out that Sheridan has requested closure of the W st
Kenyon Avenue/railroad crossing, and has submitted a petition to
that e!fect. There have been several hearings on his a ter o
this point in time, and the City of Englewood is opposing such
closure. Mr. Stitt atat d that the i prov ment plans for Sou h
S nta Fe Drive alao indic e the croaaings a Wes Qui cy Av nue
and Weat Tu!ta Avenue will be closed; hia will leave acce s
croaa the railroad tracks and Santa Fe Drive at Wes Dr ou h
Avenue, U.S. 285, West Oxford Avenue, and West Belleview Avenue.
Hr. Gourdin at ted that wi h the red velop en of a-
ion property in Denver, he anticipa ed ht he
rail activi y will ahi!t further east. Hr. Gordin s ted h
he anticipated that the existing railro d right-of-w y will be
uaed aa a light r 11 corridor. Mr. Sit at ted h hia ia no
indicated in the Highway Depart en pl na th the has sen. Mr.
Magnuson added that even with the redevelo en of he ·non
Sr et prop rty, the plans indicate the rail racks will follow
he present route. Mr. Gourdin stated h h w n d
inform tion on r 11 traf c through Englewood, and wh
ec ed plans are !or hia corridor. Hr. Si a a ed
ke avail ble the informa ion he S ha given
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Mr. Gourdin asked it the proposed amendments to the map are com-
patible with other facets ot the Comprehensive Plan, such as the
housing section with the designation ot major and minor streets.
Mr. Stitt stated that the potential developm nt cited in the
Housing Section were based on zoning maximums in the areas which
were available tor development. Mr. Stitt stated that the Hous-
ing Section and other sections or the Comprehensive Plan were
taken into consideration in dratting the proposed Master Street Plan map amendments.
Mr. Carson asked it anyone else wished to address the Colllfflission
eith r in ravor or opposition to the proposed Mast r Street Plan
am ndment. No one else addressed the Commission.
Allen moved:
Magnuson seconded: The Public Hearing on C se #7-86 be closed.
Mr. Carson declared the Haring was clos d.
Discussion ensued. Mr. Stitt stated that h is or the opinion
that the closure ot the Kenyon crossing at Santa Fe Drive is a
foregone conclusion. He stated that the City ot Englewood is
fighting to keep the crossings t Kenyon, Quincy, and Tufts open.
Mr. Magnuson stated that he !alt e!torts should concentrate on
keeping Quincy Avenue open across Santa Fe. Further discussion
followed. Mr. Haunakea pointed out that crossings at Tutts
Avenue and Oxtord Avenue would otter a more proportionate spacing
b tween crossings; Oxtord and Quincy would be too close together.
Gourdin moved:
Magnuson seconded: The Pl nning Co mission r com.mend o City
Council th am nd~en of he Ms er s reet
Pl n sec ion o! he Co prehensive Pl n by
making he tol ow ng design 1ons in he Hp:
ARTERIALS:--West Evans Avenue (R ri an o
--U.S. 285 (U n versi y to Santa
--B lleview Avenue (Clarkson to
--Universi y Boulevard (C1 y Li
285)
--Broadway (Y le to
--Santa Fe Or ve (Y
--Feder 1 Boulevard
Zun)
F )
Lowell)
it o U.S .
)
lleview)
OR COLLECTORS:--D r mouth
--£ st H p
285)
--Oxford
Avenue ( un1 to n1versi y)
en Avenue (Bro dway to U.S.
(Bro
(Bro
C a e
Fe)
Fe)
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NAYS:
ABSTAIN:
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MINOR COLLECTORS:--Floyd Avenue (University to Fox)
--Kenyon Avenue (Broadway to Santa Fe)
--oxtord Avenue (Broadway to Clarkson)
--Quincy Avenue (Clark on to Broadway)
--Tufts Avenue (Broadway to Santa Fe)
--Union Avenue (Santa Fe to Federal)
--Downing Streat (Yale to U.S. 285)
--Clarkson Street (Yal to Belleview)
--Elati Street (Floyd to Kenyon)
--Fox Street (Dartmouth to Floyd)
--Fox Street (U.S. 285 to Belleview)
--Windermere/Navajo Street (Kenyon to
Prentice)
--Lowell Boulevard (City Limit to
B lleview)
--Platte River Drive (City Li it to
City Li it)
--Tejon Street (Evans to Dartmouth)
--Zuni Street (Evans to City Limit)
RIGHT-OF-WAY NEEOED:--Adriatic Avenue (Vallejo to Zuni)
--Caspian Place (Tejon to Zuni)
--Hillside Avenue (Tejon to Zun)
--Area south ot Union Avenue,
wet or Platte River to Decatur)
STREETS TO BE ADDEO:--Englewood Parkw y (Broadway to
U.S. 285)
STREETS TO BE
Mesa, Mulhern,
None
Allen
B rbre, 1 r
--Floyd/Bro dway Realign ent
--Inc Str e Re lign en (U.S. 285
to J aon)
VACATEO:--Aco a Stree
Parkway)
--8 nnock s r
way to U.S.
--Jason Sr e
I haca).
(Floyd o Engl wood
et (Englewood Park-
285)
(U.S. 285 o
Maun kea, c rson, Gourdin, H gnuson
he mot on carr d.
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V. FINDINGS OF FACT
Case •2-86
Case #3-86
Case #4-86
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Chairman Carson stated that th Findings or Fae for c ses 2-86,
#3-86, and #4-86 were to be considered for approval.
Mr. Gourdin noted ha on Pag 2 ot Case #4-86,
typographical rror in thats veral words were r
Mr. Maunakea asked the r solution ot
d alership. Hrs. Romana s a ed ha
this h s been resolved wi h the City
Sae Highway D partm nt.
Allen mov d:
h curb cu for
i is her unders
Traffic Engin r
he Hyundai
nding h ~
nd he
Mulhern seconded: The Findings ot Fae for Cases •2-86, #3-8 ,
and #4-86 b approved.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
Mulhern, Haun kea, Allen, carson, Gourdin, M gnuson, Hes
None
None
Barbre, Beier
The motion c rried.
VI. PUBLIC FORUM.
There w a no on who ddr sad h Co ission.
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asked that the Planning Commission consider this possibi l1 y.
Discussion ensued. Hr. Mulhern pointed out that i! a developer
is truly improving the value of the property by the development,
he is in !act giving something to the community. Hr. Allen ex-
pressed the opinion that following this proposal would be "open-
ing up a sack of worms, and there is no reason to get into it."
Brief discussion ensued. Hrs. Romans suggested tha this m tt r
be placed on the agenda for further consideration at then xt
meeting.
In regard to the APA Convention to Los Angeles, Mrs. Rom ns
stated there has been no decision on out-of-state trips !or Com-
mission members, but it does not appear that any such rips would
be approved at this time.
Hrs. Romana reminded Commission members o! a "business-mixer" o
be held on the evening of February 20 at 5:30 P.H. at Trolley
Square. Members were ncouraged to attend.
VIII. COMMISSIONER'S CHOICE.
Hr. Magnuson asked if he meeting with Swedish Medical Can er ia
still scheduled. Mrs. Romana stated that it is scheduled !or
February 26, 7:30 A. M., and members are asked to convene in he
lobby. Conuniesion m lllbers will be called to re ind them of the
date.
A special mee ing of he Commission w a proposed o consider fur-
ther review of the Comprehensive Plan, nd o discus so• at-
tars with the City Attorney. I wa the consensus of he co mis-
sion th t they would • in work session on H rch 11 6:00
P. H,
Hr. Gourdin stated ha
fireplace ins alla ions
he felt issues such
should b
hens ve
ing wi h
her view of the co
would lik o se
oft ciala o discuss
on ne develop ants,
issu s
and no
The eting was declar d d)ourn d a 9: P,M.
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ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
Minu s
February 19, 1986
The me ting was call d to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Styes.
PRESENT: Waddell, Mclaughlin, Styes.
ABSENT: Lund rs, H inle.
Th Chair declar d a quorum pr s nt.
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McLAU HLIN V[O, S CONDED BY WADDlll, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HE RI GO THE
MATTER OF ISSUING A HOTEL RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO:
lPP[R'S, INC.
999 West Hampd n Av nue
[ngl wood, Colorado
Upon a call of th roll, h vo r sul ed as follows:
A e : Wa dd 11. M laug l1n. Sys.
Nays: Lund rs, H inle.
Th cha1 and clar d th mo 10n carr1 d.
D pu r1ty Cl
A.
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C.
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rebruary 19, 1986
Pag 2
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Counselor 0111 pr s n d o the Authority the Manager's reg1s ra Ion w1 h
accompanying f es and the affidavit attesting to the f ct that h pr miss
w r properly pos d from January 18, 1986, through he curr n d
Mr . Grlrm,, l al counsel for h Au hor1ty, qu s ioned h
the answ rs to Question 8 on th application and Qu s 10n 28 on
his or r cords concerning viola ions of r cord, speclf1call
California in 1981. Couns lor 0111 agr d to prov1d or p c1
lnforma ion for the Au hor1 y In this ~a er.
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February 19, 1986
Page 3
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As the Authority had no further questions of the witnesses, they were excus d
from the meeting.
The Au horlty recessed to Executive Session. The public hearing wa s
reconvened at 8:47 p.m.
WADDELL MOVED, SECONDED BY McLAUGHLIN, BASED ON THE EVIDENCE SUBMITTED, THAT
THE APPLICATION FOR A HOTEL/RESTAURANT LIQUOR LIC[NSE FORS IPPER'S, 999 WE ST
HAMPDEN AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORAOO, BE APPROVED . Upon a call oft e roll,
the vol resul ed as follows :
Ay s: Mclaughlin, Wadd 11, S yes.
Nays : None .
Absen lunders, Heinle .
The Chairman d clar d he ion carrl d .
Th public h arlng wa s clos d .
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The regular m etlng wa s called to ord r by Chall"!llan Styes.
McLAUGHLIN MOVED, SECOND D BY WADDELL, THAT THE Ml UTES OFF B UARY 5, I 86,
BE ACC[PT£D . Upon a call of roll, vo r sul d as follow :
A s: M Laughlin, Wad d 11, s.
N.a s: on .
A s n l und r H 1 n 1 •
T on nr 1
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Color• a L o C s
A e : n. 11.
N s: s.
A s lun r, nl •
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February 19, 1986
Page 4
The Chairman declared the motion carried.
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WADDELL MOVED, SECONDED SY McLAUGHLIN, TO RECOMMEND TO CITY COUNCIL THAT THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD SUPPORT AND APPROVED PROPOSED H.8.1070 ENTITLED "A SILL FOR
AN ACT GOVERNING THE COLORADO LIQUOR CODE." Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Mclaughlin, Wadde ll, Styes.
Nays: None.
Abs nt : Lunden, Heinl .
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As there was no furth r business, the eting was adjourned at 9:04 p ..
~trt . ._;(/ ({ ,~~-
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ORDINA ENO. /t:,
SERI ES Ct' 198~
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BY AtmlORlTY
IL BILL
I N'l'RODLCEO BY
MEMBER \.OBEJLV\
AN ORDINA E VACATl AN F.ASE"IDI!' FOR ClTY 01 RI<JfT--OF-wl\Y
RETURN FOR A Nfl.l EASEMDI!' FOR CITY DITCH RlGIT--OF-WAY AND LI SE A~EEMDI!'.
WHEREAS, the
and
Ct y 01 ch wia o
un
own r
of
Ditch
for
nd
CITY
WHEREAS,
Ct y of
WHEREAS,
f1cat1ona
y
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Sec 10n 3 . That the Gran of F.asanen Wayn L. Jens n
to he City of Ehglewood for the r ion and main enanc of the
r onstructed portion of the City 01 ch is her and
accepted, i.hich senent is l lly d ribed
A 25-foot right-of-way,
th following described
'*>odland
Colorado ;
to the t r
li of
F.ast 11
dist
lso
nc ing at the
Introchred , r ln ful 1, nd pas
3rd day of rch , 1 86.
t on e1t r s1d of
on f1tst r ing on the
Publ is
rch , 1986 . a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5 h d y of
rch , on final r 1ng on the 17 day of
[1 of 1 8 , on
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BY Al11'HORITY ,
IL BILL 17 ORDI tWCE tfJ. jJ_
SERIFS CF 1986 Itfl'IO:X.C BY COO IL
l'llMBER BI LO
AN ORDINA E AMfN>I~ TITLE S, EtG.EWCXX> MllHCIPAL 198S, BY
REPEAL!~ OiAPl'ERS 7 At{) 8 AND R.EF.N.\Cl'I A NEW OiAPI'ER 7 RELATI~
TO CQffRN:TOR LICENSI~ IN THE CITY El'G...EWCXX>.
~. the Division of aiild1ng nd f y
that ther are n rous r s w1 h1n Title S, O\ap
of D:lgl l'tln cipal 1 as, that have
re confusing or inaccur t co rue 100 1nd
evolved over the years;
tOJ, THEREFORE, BE IT ORO\I BY THE CITY
CITY ~ LEWCXX>, COLORADO, AS FC>LI.Q,/S:
Cod
tion 2. A
Cod 1985, is her by
pt rs 7 and 8, Engl
O\apt r 7, Title S, Engl
opted tor (ollows:
mined
r1 7 and 8,
outrla and
try has
IL~ THE
liln1c1p l
l'tln 1ci pal
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SECTION :
5 -7-1 :
5 -7-2 :
5-7-3 :
5 -7 -4 :
5 -7 -5 :
5 -7 -6 :
5 -7 -7 :
5 -7 -8 :
5 -7 -9 :
5-7 -10 :
5 -7 -11 :
5 -7 -12 :
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CHAPTER 7
CONTRACTOR LICENSING
Definitions
Applicability of Provisions
Authority
License and Certificate of Registration
Required
Licensing Ezaminations
Conditions of License and Certificate Issuance
Contractor Responsibilities
Classification of Contractor Licenses
Classification of Certaficatea of Registration
Fees for Licenses & Ccrtihcates of
Registration
License & Certihcate Suspension or
Revocation
Prohibited Acts
Penalties
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CONTRACTOR
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DEFINITIONS
Any person, firm, partnership, corporation,
a ssocia tion or organization, or any combination
thereof, who undertakes for himself, or with or
for another, t., bu1 1d, construct, alter, repair,
add to, wreck or move any bu1ldmg or structure,
or any portion thereof. or do any work or
supervise any work for which a hcense 1s required
under the provisions of this chapter for a hxed
sum, price, fee percentage, trade m kmd, or
other compensation including the cost of the
ma enals or labor or ny combmation ther of
APPLICABILITY OF PROVISIONS
The proVlsions of this Chapter shall apply to all contractors, as
dehned m Section 5-7-1, with the following exceptions
A Any horn owner d sann to build, construct, al er, r pair,
add to or demohsh a Group R-3 or Group M occup ncy or any
accessory bu1ldm thereto, which h owns, and who 1s dom such
work hims If
B Any pubhc ut1hty comp ny en ei d tn he m talla ion,
oper tton and mamt n nee of equipment u d for the production,
enerat1on or d1 tnbut1on of a ut1hty product or erv1ce, when
such ans llat1on , o r 10n and m int n nc I rform d on
f c1ht1 s own d and o rat d by the ut1hty company (This
ex mpt1on shall no pply to bu1ldm s owned or u d by a public
utthty com pany }
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A GENERAL This Chapter provides for the h censmg and
registration of contractors as defined and stipulated h r m
8 LICENSES . The D1vis1on of Bu1ldmg and Safety IS vested with
the authority to estabhsh licensing procedures, to qualify applicants
for licenses, to establish and administer examinations for license
applicants, to authorize the issuance and renewal of licenses and to
recommend suspension or revocation of licenses The City License
Officer 1s vested with the authority to issue and to renew hcenses
pursuant to said authorization and to suspend or revoke licenses
C REGISTRATION OF ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING AND
PLUMBING/MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS The 01vis1on of Building
and Safety 1s vested with the authority to establish re 1strat1on
procedures for electrical, plumbing and plumbmg/mechamcal
contractors and to quahfy applicants for certificates of re-g1strat1on
The Code-Administrator 1s vested with he authority to issue and
to ren w cert1hcates of reg1strat1on and to suspend or revoke
certificates of rq1strat1on
D STOP WORK ORDER Any authorized a ent of the D1v1s1on
of Bu1ldm and Safety may issue a Stop Work Order to any
contractor or workman when h finds 1t necessary to enforce the
provi,1om of this Chapter Comm nceme-nt of work, after a Stop
Work Order has been issued, sh II not take plac until all proper
license or certificate of rq1str 10n h ve been I sued to the
contrac or or contracton mvolv d
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LICENSE AND CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
REQUIRED
A SCOPE A license or certificate of reg1strat1on 1s authority
granted to the contractor to whom 1t 1s issued to perform work
authorized under the applicabl prov1s1ons of the Englewood
Municipal Code Licenses or certificates of reg1strat1on are not
transferable
B REQUIRED Licenses or certificates of reg1strat1on shall be
nqu1red for the ty~s of work described in this Chapter
C APPLICATION Every applicant for a license or cert1ficate of
reg1strat1on shall hll out the ppropriate pphcat1on form which the
01v1s1on of Building and Safety has provided for that purpose
Additional information m excess of that requested on any
apphcat1on form may be required by the Chief Bu1ldmg Inspector
or his des1gnee for purposes of verifying the quahhcat1ons of any
apphc nt
D PROOF OF ST ATE LICENSE REQUIRED Every applicant for an
el ctncal, plumbm or plumbing/mechanical contractor cert1hcat
of re 1strat1on shall requ1r d to su m1t with th apphcatlon
proof of a vahd and current m st r's he n 1ssu d by the State of
Color do for the hcens or emplO}' e nam d on he apphca 10n
form
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5-7-5 : LICE NSE EXAMINA TIO NS
A Any per on ubm1ttmg an ap hca 10n for a Class A, Class B,
Class C or Class D contractor's hcense shall b required o
sat1sfactonly complete a quahfymg examination administered by
the D1v1s1on of Building and Saf ty when the Chief Building
Inspector determines that any of the following conditions exist
B
C
un
1 lnformat1on proV1ded by the applicant does not allow
the Chief Building Inspector to determine if the
applicant 1s quahhed for the class of hcense applied
for
2 . Information provided by the applicant md1c t he 1s
unqualified for the cla s of license applied for
3 Mor than tw Ive mon hs have elapsed since the
exp1rat1on of the apphcant 's last vahd City contractor's
hcens
'I The applicant has had his C1 y license suspended or
revoked during th previous twelve months
The applicant ha been m viol t1on of any of the
prov1 ions of Section 5-7-118 of his Chap er during the
pr v1ous tw Iv mon hs
n d he n e d on h Chief
10n th t h is unquahft d for the
may qu hty or fuch hcens y
he appropnat con r c or he n e
or to
shall be
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CONDITIONS OF LICENSE AND CERTIFICATE
ISSUANCE
A LICENSE, CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATIOH, ISSUED Upon the
endorsement of the Chief Building lm.pector, after a determination
from the information and references provided, that the applicant
does not have a required State license under revocation and 1s
qualified for the type of license or cert1f1ca te of reg1strat1on sought,
or upon satisfactory completJOn of an appropriate contractor
hcensmg exammat1on, a license or certificate of reg1strat1on may
be issued by the City License Officer
B LICENSE, CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION DENIED, APPEAL
In the event th t an application for a license or certificate of
reg1strat1on as denied, the apphcant may request a review of the
apphcataon by the Board of AdJu stment and Appeals A fee of
twenty dollars ($20 00) shall accompany the appeal request,
which amount shall be returned to the npphcant m the event the
Board orders issuance of the hcense
C LICENSE, CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION RENEWAL AND
EXPIRATION All hcens s and c rt1hcat s of reg1strat1on, except
those which are revoked or suspend d, may be renewed within the
twelve month penod after th d te of exp1rat1on upon prop r,
qualified pphcat1on and p ym nt of th r qu1r d he nse or
re 1s ration f e Licenses and cert1hcnt s of re I ration shnll
expire one year from the date of 1s uance
for wathan t
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1 CHANGE OF NAME A hcens.ee or r gistrant shall
provide written notifJcat1on to the D1vis1on personally,
or by mail, of any change of name or address w1thm
fifteen (15) days after making the change In the case
of notification by mail, not1flcat1on shall be complete
upon receipt A new hcense or certificate of
registration shall not be required for the change
2 NEW LICENSES OR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION
REQUIRED The creation of a new corporation,
partnership or other legal entity ven though one or
more members, officers or directors have a license or
certificate of reg1strat1on shall require that a new
license or certificate of registration be obtiuned Wlthan
thirty (30) days after the change 1s made
3 DISSOLUTION The dissolution of a corporation,
partnership or other legal entity which has been
hcens d or register d termmat s th license or
certificate of re 1strat1on and no person may operate
under that he nse or cert1flc te of reg1strat1on
4 NONTRANSFERABILITY OF LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE OF
REGISTRA TIO A hcen e held by one person shall not
b transferable to noth r rson
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A Each contractor shall be respom,1ble for performing all work
m accordance with the prov1s1ons of this Chapter and for
compliance with the following d1rect1ves
1 . To report in writing to the D1vis1on w1thm three (3)
working days any accident occurring in any
construction, dP.moht1on or undertaking which has
resulted m lost time tnJury or death to any person or
damage to any building, structure or utility
2 To provide minimum safety metisures and equipment to
protect workmen and the public,
3 To have m their po se 10n, at all times, the license
document or certificate of registration for the work
they are performmg
4 . To present the license document or certificate of
reg1strat1on when requested by tin agent of the D1V1s1on
of Building tind Stlfety
5 To obtam permits when required by this Code
6 To obtain inspection services when required by this
Code
7 To pay any fee asses d und r the tiuthonty of this
Ch pter
8 . To obey any order or notice issued under the authority
of this Cha pt r .
9 . To comply with all other apphcabl prov1s1ons of th
Englewood Municipal Code and any secondary regulations
adopted therein
10 . To complete all work authorized by the issuance of a
Caty permit
11 To perform all work in a manner consistent With
standard ace pted bu1ldm practices
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There are hereby e:1tabh:1h d the following contractor hcen e
class1f1cat1om, with respective d scr1pt1ons of th types of work
authorized to be performed
A CLASS A UNLIMITED GENERAL CONTRACTOR This license
shall entitle the holder to contract for the erection,
construction, alteration or repa1nng of any type of building
or structure
B CLASS B LIMITED GENERAL CONTRACTOR This he n
shall entitle the hold r to contract for the er c tion,
construction, alteration or repa1nng of any ty bu1ldm or
structure not of Type I or Type II construction, and for the
non-structural interior finish or remodel of any ype of
building
C CLASS C JOBBER CONTRACTOR
the holder to contract for the er ct1on, construction ,
alteration or r pairing of any bu1ldin class1hed as a Group
R-3 or Group M occup ncy and for th non-structur I
mt nor finish or r mod I of any ty of bu1ldm
D CLASS D This hcen shall entl le he
holdtr to n in contra c m for la r, or for la r nd
ma enal, involvm on trade, or rou of related rad , a
enumerat d below
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non arm
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f)-.J •t rproo/1 In
dampproohn for foundation
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ucco
Installation of all
the installation of
ion of roo cov nn
and m t II t1on of
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Excavate for foundations, drill foundation ca1 ons and
excavate trenche!'> for, and lay. dram piping
D-6 Coner t Forming nd pouring for concrete
buildings and structures mcludmg footings, foundations and
flatwork
D-7 Sw1mmm pools lmtallat1on of swimming pools,
W1th the exception of ut1ht1es
D-8 Fir, prot t,on ¥, t m Ins alla 1 n and repair of
hr extmgu1shmg and prot ct1on syst ms of all types
D-9 Jnsu/.,t,on lnstallat1on of all types of building
msulat1on
D-10 Frncrs lnstalla 10n of all types of fence except
masonry
D-11 Mob,/, hom
I vehng, blockin , s 1rtm ,
conn ct1ons and p rm1tt
D-12 lilk'n Sjmnkler
ystems
s mcludm
sew
I stallat1on of I wn sprmklu
D-JJ P•t1os co r, di ks, c•rp<'rts, SJdmg nd awnings
In t llat1on, repair nd m mt n nc of p t1os cov r , d cks,
carports. s1dm and
D-J "I Gl4'ss 4'nd /. m
/)-J Wood /r11m1 n rice 10 and r ct1on of wood
fr mm for all ty of I din or rue ur
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the holder to contract for one particular class of speci alty
work including, but not limited to, the typer. of work
enumerated below
£-1 HVAC Contr.tctor. The installation, alteration,
addition to or repairing of warm air heating, ventilation,
evaporative and refrigeration cooling, hot water heating
(including water htaters), solar heating, natural gas piping,
wood burning stove, prefabricated hreplace and exhaust
systems and related appurtenances
£-2 SJ9n Contr•ctor The fabrication, mstallat1on,
erection, repair or maintenance of all types of signs
£-.J EJ~v.ttor Contr.tctor The instaJlatlon, alteration,
repair and maintenance of elevators, escalators, moving
walks and other s1m1lar equipment
£-4 Sp,c1•/ Contr•ctor This license $hall entitle th
hold r to contr ct for any trades not spec1hcally cl n1hed
el where in this Chapter but which involve work spec1hcally
assoc1at d with the construction industry (1 e -sat lhte dish
in tallation, installation of under round flamm 1 liquid
stor e tank • etc )
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F -1 Structure mover This licen se shall entitle the
holder to ngage in the movement or transportation of
hous s, bu1ldmgs 1 structur s, or any portions th reof, within
or through the City A structure mover shall provide proof,
with his license apphcat1on, that he has obtained the
following minimum insurance coverages in regard to his trade
as a structure mover
Death or mJury to any one persor, --$100 , 000 00
Total hab1hty in any accident ------$300, 000 00
Property damage --------------$50 , 000 00
Umbrella policy (over 3 stones) ---$1, 000, 000 00
The insurance shall cover the hab1hty of the licensee with
respect to all work performed by him, and any vehicles used
by him, or his a ents, subcontractors or employees, and
hall hold the City harmless from any hab1hty ansmg out of
th work authorized by the permit
F-? !Am ,J1t1on contrt1ctor This license shall en 1tle he
hold r to n m th work of r zm , d mohshm or
d stroym bu1Idm s nd structur s of all ty s Any
d moht1on contractor h JI provide proof, with his hcen e
ap he 10n , ha he h obtained the followm minimum
in urance cover e m r rd to his trade d moht1on
contr ctor
De th or mJury to any on pt>rson
Total h b1hty in any one accident
--$50,000 00
00,000 00
0,000 00 Prop r y d m e --------------
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REGISTRATION
There are hereby established the following contractor certificates of
reg1strat1on with respective descnpt1ons of the types of work
authorized to be performed .
A . ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR . The installation, alteration,
repair, renovation, or maintenance of electrical w1nng,
appliances and apparatus for the purpose of electncal hght,
heat, power or signal systems or other s1m1lar purposes
w1thm or affixed to any building or structure
B PLUMBING CONTRACTOR . The 1nstallat1on, alteration,
repair, renovation, or maintenance of all plumbing fixtures,
potable water d1stnbut1on systems, sewer systems. natural
gas piping, automatic water heaters and solar heating
equipment within or affixed to any building or structure
C PLUMBING/MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR The mstallat1on,
alteration, repair, renovation , or mamten nee of all
plumbing fixtures, potabl wat r d1stnbut1on systems, sewer
systems, natural as p1pin • automatic water heaters, 50Jar
heatin equipm nt, warm air heating systems. vent1lat1on
systems, evaporative and refn erat1on coohn systems, hot
water heatm systems, uhau t ystems and related
appurtenances within or afhud to any building or structure
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REGISTRATION
A LICENSE FEES
CLASS A ----------$200 00
CLASS B ----------$125 00
CLASS C -----------$75 . 00
CLASS D -----------$50 00
CLASS E -----------$50 00
CLASS F -----------$50 00 •
•No llcttnse tu 1hall bit nqu1nd of an ownu of a 11n1ltt
family dwttllln& doin1 drmohtlon work on his own
prttmlstt1 or ot anyonr prrtormln& dttmolltlon work
pur1uant to an ordttr 111uttd by thtt City of £n1lttwood
B CERTIFICATE OF REGJSTRA TION FEES
ELECTRICAL ----------$50 00
PLUMBING -----------$50 00
PLUMBING/MECHANICAL $75 00
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REVOCATION
A DEFINITIONS
1 Susp ns1on Suspension shall mean that the authority
to perform work authorized by any legally issued City
contractor license or cert1f1cate of registration 1s
temporarily withdrawn for a period of time not to
exceed six (6) months
2 Revocation Revocation shall mean that any legally
issued City contractor license or cert1hcate of
registration shall become null and void The affected
licensee or reg1 trant may not apply for a new license
or certificate sooner than one year from th date of
revocation Revocation action may remain m effect as
long as any v1olat1on of this Code remains unabated
B AUTHORITY Tht Chief Building Inspector shall, upon receipt
of a verified complaint in writing, or upon personal obstrvat1on of
any v1olat1on of the prov1s1ons of this Chapter, require any licensee
or registrant to appear before the License Officer for a he ring,
upon hve (5) days notice in wntmg to said license or registrant
at his last known post office ddr ss The LJcens Off1c r shall have
h power to suspend or revoke any contractor hcens or
certificate of re 1strat1on, 1f the Lie m. Officer shall find by a
preponderance of evidence that the he ns e or re 1strant ha
1 Abandontd any contract without le al cau e
2 Diverted funds or property r ce1v d for performanc of
a specific contract and applied such fund for ny o her
purpos , or f 11 d to u such funds for th
performance of s 1d contract
Fraudulently departed from or d1sr ard d approvtd
plans and/or pec1f1cat1ons dunn th performance of
any comtruct1on ct1v1ty
1 W111fully nd/or d h~r t ly da r ny rov1 10n of
th En I wood Munic1 I Cod or ny prov1 1 n of any
cond ry cod adopt d th r in
5 M1sr t nt d a m t n I fact in ord r o o tam
he n • c rt1f 1c t r rm1t
En d in ny w111ful, fraudul nt c ,u contractor
y wh1 h noth r I JnJUr d
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permits for another .
8 Carelessly or negligently failed to provide reasonable
safety measures for the protection of workmen and the
pubhc .
9 . Failed or ref used to obtain a permit for any work pnor
to starting a job
C. FAULTY CONSTRUCTION CORRECTED When a license or
certificate of registration 1, suspended no new permits shall ~
issued to such licensee or registrant until any faulty construction
has been corrected m accordance with the prov1s1ons of the
Englewood Municipal Code In the event that any faulty
construction 1s not corrected w1thm six months of the suspension
the License Officer shall have the authority to revoke the license or
certificate of registration m question
D. EMERGENCY SUSPENSION The Chief Building Inspector may
make an em rgency suspension of any hcen1e or cert1f1cate of
reg11trat1on 1hould the action, of the contractor involved pose an
1mmed1ate, serious and imminent thre t to the health, safety and
welfare of the residents of the City Such emergency suspension
shall not continue Ion er than ten (10) days without a hearing
before the License Officer
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5 -7-12 : PROHIBITED ACTS
It shall be unlawful for any person, hrm or corporation to engage
m business as a contractor w1thm the City of Englewood without
having first obtained an appropriate license or certificate of
reg1strat1on
5-7-13 : PENALTIES
A Any person who ,hall violate any of the prov1S1ons of this
Chapter or who shall violate or fail to comply with any order
made thereunder, and from which no appeal has been taken ; or
who shall fail to comply with such an order as affirmed or
modified by the License Officer, or by a court of competent
Junsd1ct1on. within the time fiud thenm , shall be com1dered to
have violated this Code and shall be subject to tho,e penalties
prescribed m Section 1-4-1 of the En lewood Mun1c1pal Code . The
1mpos1t1on of one (1) penalty for any v1olat1on shall not excuse the
v1olation nor permit 1t to continue, and all such persons shall be
required to correct or remedy such v1olat1on w1thm a reasonable
time
B The suspension or revocation of ony hcen e or cut1hcote of
reg1strat1on or other privileges conferred by the City shall no be
regarded as a penalty for the purpo es of enforcement of this Code
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Introduced, read in full, and pass on first r mg on the
3rd day of March, 1986.
PUblished as Bill for n Otdinance on the 5th day of
March, 1986.
Read by title and passed on final r i1¥3 on the 17th day of
March, 1986.
PUblished by title as Otdinance
th 19th d y of March, 1986.
Attest:
ex officio City clerk.Jl'r surer
I, Gary R. Hig , ex off
City ot Englewood, Clolorado,
foregoing is a true and pl
final reading and published by
of 1986.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.
SERIES OF 1 86
COU CIL BILL 10. 21
INTRODUCE BY C'OIJNC IL
MEMBER .-1,.,c.-'*-L4<"4.,-0..~~
pur'lu nt
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATI C PAVING DISTRICT 1
IN THE CITY OF E CLEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDER! G
TH CONSTRUCTION AN D INSTALLATIO OF SfREET
PAVING , C'lJRB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK f PROVE-
ME TS , TO ETHER WITH N~CES ARY I CID TALS;
PROVIDI G FO THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS I PY F~T
FOR. AID I PROVEMlNTS1 AND SETTI C FORTH OTHFR
DETAIi~ 1 C NNL TION WITH THE DISTRICT.
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nc1 Municipal Cod of h Ci y , h City Council sh 11
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by th i;n ur • of he 'ay r nd h Ci y Cl r , ncl hy h
Cert.iflc of Public tlon. Ttis or 1n nee sh 11 h com ff C l V
hir y ( 30) clay af r publi.c ion followin· in l pass
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RFSOLtrrION ·-I-
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A RESOLUTION APPROVIt«; 'lliE REV1SIONS TO THE HASrER STREET PLAN M.l'\P
TO BHI IT INTO CONFO™AfCE WITH OIAtas IN 'nlE TRAFFIC PATTERN
WITIIIN 'n!E ITT<MN RIDEVELOPMENT MF.A AND TO UPOi\TE ARTERIAL AND
COLLOC'roR STREETS THROUGHOUT TIIE CITY.
Vlll, I I , ion
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publis 1n he
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Cl y Pl nn11YJ nd
nd ZOnil'Y] ission F1nd1n,..;s o(
pprov t rev1s1on to he Mast r
F1nd1nga of F ct , Conclu ion, and
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DATE AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT Asn ndm nt t o th ~~•t r
rch 12 , 1986 S tr Plan
INITIATED BY Th
ACTION PROPOSED ~~A~pp~r_o_v~t-h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Th Plannlnp Commission h IJ Public II ,H lnr on th r vletons tn h 'las er Stre t
l'lnn on Febru ry 19, 198 . nd follow In lh l Hearin vot ,I to ref r he m.: tl r lO
th Cltv Coun~ll wllh f vor b 1 r rommt•nda t ion. Th Cltv C"oun ·11 ls not requlr
to hold a Public H arln on th• m ndl'd Ill t r St r t Pl n; nd 1f It cc pts
the Planning Commissions r c-omm nd tlon, would do so by r•snlutlon.
RECOHMEND~TTON:
It i th
Coun 11
r romm ndntlon of th• 1 v Pl.innln
pprov th followlnp r vi Inns to th
,,nd Zonl n ~ Commt~s1on that th
HJ t r Sr Pl n:
ARTER!ALS:--West Fvons Av nu (R rt n to Zuni)
--l. S. 2115 (I nlvHsity to S,int Ft•)
--II lll'vf w Avt>nul' (Cl rkson tc, lowt'll)
--Univ r lt v lh 111 v 1J (City I lmic to I .S. 2 '5)
--1\rc• dw v (Y,l!t t o City Llmll)
--SJnt F Drlv (Y,ilt• o City Limit)
(City l .lmlt to II 11 vl w)
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--Ar 1011th of Union Av nu, West of Platte Riv r to necatur
Th I r viaion1 ar 1hown on th tt ch d 11111p. Th Pl nning Conuniasion Findin~ nd
the Staff R port are al10 attach d for your information , as well a, a propo1ed
Council R solution , and an xcerpt from th mtnu of the Publi r H ring .
SUGGESTED ACTION:
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F ',GLEWOOD, COLORADO
u; THE HATTFR OF CASf'. lTHBER 7-86 )
Rf\! I SlONS TO THE MASTER STRErT PLAN )
MAP i.11ICH 1 S PART OF THE 1979 )
COMPREHE SJVE PLAN. )
Thil m tt r cam b for th City Plannin and Zoning Commission at a Public
II ring on F bruary 19, 1986, in the City Council Chambers of the En lewood
City Holl. Th following m mb u of th Commhaion w r pr sent:
All n, Carson , Gourdin, H,l nuaon, H:\unak a, H aa and Hulh rn.
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Barbre and R ler.
Th Staff R port and t alimony w re r c iv d and incorpor t d into the r cord
of th Public Ile rin After conaid rin~ th t ati ny giv n and revi wing
the rel v nt docuM nta, the City Planning and Zanin Col!ll!lh1ion mad the
follo,.•in fin,lln a and cone luaiona.
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--K nyon Av nue (Broadway to S, nta F)
--Oxford Av nu (Broadw y to Clarkaon)
--Qu incy Avenu (Clarkaon to Bro dway)
--Tufts Avenu (Br oa dway to nta Fe)
--Union Avenue (S nta Fe to Fed ral)
--Downing Str t (Yale to U.S. 285)
--Clarkaon Street (Yale to Bell vil'W)
--Elnti Street (Fl oyd to Kenyon)
--Fox Street (Dartmouth to Floyd)
--Fox Str et (U.S. 285 to Belleview)
--Wind rm re/Navajo Street (K nyon to Prentice)
--Low 11 Boulevard (City Limit to Belleview)
--Pl tt Riv r Driv (City Llm1 to City Limit)
--T jon Str t (Ev na to Dartmouth)
--Zuni Str t (Ev n to City Limit)
RIGHT-OF-WAY NEEDED:--Adri tic Av nu (Vall jo to Zuni)
--Caspian Plac e (T jon to Zuni)
--Hillaide Avenue (T jon t o Zuni)
--Are south o f Union Avenu , Weat of Platte Riv r
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Therefore, Jt 11 the deci,ion of the City Planning and Zoning Conm,!11ion that
the propo d r vi,ton, to the Matter Str et Plan Hap be approv d and forwarded
to City Coun c il.
Thia D ci1ion wa, rea c hed upon a vote on a motion made by Hr. Groudin and
seconded by Hr. Ma nuaon. Thoae 111 rnb n o! the Planning and 7oning Cornrniaaion
who voted in favor of the motion: H ea, Mulhern, Haunakea, Caraon, Gourdin
and Hagnu,on. Hr. Allen ab1tained and Hr. Barbre and Hr. Beier were abaent.
BY ORDER OP THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
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MASTER STREf.T Pl.A'.:
Ca'I 17-86
R viaiona to the Master Street Plan, which is part of the 1979 Com-
pr h naive Plan.
DATF TO BE CONSIDERED:
F b r u ry 19 , 1986
ACTION TO BF. TAKEN:
Articl VIII , S ction 58 of the Ho e Ruh Char r charau th City
Planning and Zoning Collll!lia1ion with the responsibility for prep ring and
1uhmittina to th Council for its approval, ft~ tr 1 nan current
modification• th r of, for the physical dev lop ent of the City. n,
t r Street Plan ta an 1 ent of th Hater Plan. The Pl nning and
Zonlna Co halon will hold a Public Hearin to c-onatd r r vht n to
th Hat r Str t Plan, which WH adopted in 1979, and lft\lSt malt wrltt n
!indin • to &\lh111i ed to Ci y Council for fin l ac 1 n.
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MASTER STREET Pl.AN
C_se 17-86
primary r aeon for th r visions are to ahow r c nt and proposed 1tr t
chan a in the rd v lop nt area, and tor ord r the claaaifiration
scheme into arterial, major coll ctor, minor coll ctor, and local atreeta.
The proposed Plan includ • the following:
ARTERTALS---Weat Evans Avenu (Raritan to Zuni)
---U.S. 285 (Univ raity to Santa F)
---Belleview Av nu (Clarkaon to Low 11)
---Univ ratty Boulevard (City Lim1 to U.S. 285)
---Broadway (Yale to City Limit)
---Santa F Drive (Yale to Layton)
---r d ral Boul •va1 d (City Limit to B 11 vifow)
MAJOR COLL croRS---Oartmouth Av nue (Zuni to University)
---Hampden Avenue (Broadway to U.S. 285)
---Oxford Avenu (Broadw y to Santa r)
---Logan Str t (Yale to Bell view)
---Huron Str et (Quinr to B 11 vi w)
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Mr. Carson asked i! the military !lights from Ft. Carson followed
the route o! I-25 on the !lights to Denv r. Mr. Roberts ca ed
that the Task Force is working with the military o require hat
all flights follow such a major arterial as I-25. Fl gh s from
Buckley to Camp St. George primarily follow u. s. 285.
The Task Force will recommend that all helicopter pilots follow
the guidelin s st forth in the "Fly Neighborly" gu de.
Mr. Gourdin ask d what type of direction could be given o Engle-
wood to assist DRCOG in the elimination o! copter noise in neigh-
borhoods. Mr. Roberta stated that if the 6,500 minimum flight
altitude is adopted, this will decrease tha noise xperi need in
n ighborhoods greatly. Hr. Gourdin asked if the Ci y could wri e
a letter to DRCOG indicating the interest of the City and support
of the Task Force. Hr. Roberta stated that such a le tar would
be helpful. Mr. Roberta stated further that it would be ban fi-
cial to consider noise protection for development a long the
flight corridors.
Mr. Roberts suggested that any embers of the Com iaaion or any
of th ir constituents who have a co~plaint about a helicop er
flight should call hia at DRCOG, or call the Staple on Tower; he
indica ed he would leave the nu bera with Mrs. Ro ans. He stated
that they have had pretty good success in tracking co~pl ainta and
deterl'lining aircraft, pilot and purpose of the fl1gh .
Hr. Gourdin noted that the Com isaion will be considering traffic
and street patterns later in he ~et ng: he asked if 1t wou db
of benefit to designate them jor flig t corridors • p rt o! he
1aster S reet Plan. Hr. Gourdin hen a a d a when he
refueling capabiliti • ar avail be a Sw dish Medic 1 Cen er,
he! els the number of helicop er flights o h1a f cil1 y will
increase by three or four ti ea he current number ra her han
d er aae the numb r o! flighta. Hr. Ro erta ata d h it he
hoapi al de and ia incr as d, or the f cili iea expa nded, h
nu.bar of flight• could incr ae: o ~erwise the nu~ r of !li hta
would bed erased b c uae he er !t baaed at Swed1ah w 11
have to make refueling rips.
!1 Carson hanked r. his a
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Gourd n • con ad: The l c H arin on C
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Mr. Carson declared the hearing open.
Mr. Stitt stated th t he Commission has previously received he
stat! report pertain ng to tht revision ot the Master Stree
Pl n. These revis ons will b e to he map only; no ch nges in
ext are contempla ed t this time. The current M ster Stree
Plan was developed in 1979 to identity a transpor a ion network
comp tible w th adjacent co unities and neighborhood : stree s
were identitied as "collectors" or "arterials", and ares where
additional right-o!-way is needed were identitied. Mr. Sti t
stated that trat!ic counts have been taken by the Tr !tic En-
gineering Depart ent, and the map revisions have been b s don
those trat!ic counta. The Tra!!ic Engineer questions so e ot e
origin l counts, nd will be taking new ones. I!, as a resu tot
the new counts, aubst ntial di!terences in the Collec orfAr erial
des gnations are warranted, the Street Plan will be am nded. Mr.
Stitt reviewed the change in classi!ications tor sever 1 s reet ,
no !ng that the nu?:lber o! arterials has been reduced !ro he
97 Pl n. There is still a need tor right-o!-way on sever 1
a ree sin Northwest Englewood.
, s ask d wh t e!!ect the street cl asi!ic tion ha upon he
place ent o! tr !!ic regulatory signs, lights, etc. ?Ir. St1 t
at tad th t arterial atre ta and collector streets would receive
priority in the ti ing o! tra!!ic signals and in the instal ton ot atop signs.
Hr. Gourdin aked
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lcctor street. Mr&. Romans sugges d ha e d si g n d as co -
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be we e n Sou ~h also consider the need for a collec
Broadway and south Santa Fe Drive b
and U.S. 285. n Wes Be l l view Av n u e
Mr. Gourdin suggested that West K nyon Avenue between Broa w y
and South Santa Fe Drive should be a minor collector; ha! 1
this would help take soma ot the trattic congestion orr U.S. 28~.
and provide local citizenry access to Cinderella Ci y. Mr. s 1
pointed out that Sheridan has requested closure or ha Wes
Kenyon Avenue/railroad crossing, and has submitt d ape 1 ion
that effect. There have been several hearings on his r
this point in time, and the City ot Engl wood is opposing s c h
closure. Mr. Stitt stated that he improvement plans or Sou h
Santa Fe Drive also indicate the cro sings at West u ·ncy Aven e
and w at Tufts Avenue will be closed; this will leave ccess
across the railroad tracks and Santa F Drive at Wes ar mou h
Avenue, U.S. 285, West Oxford Avenue, and West Belleview Avenue.
Mr. Gourdin stated that with th redevelop ant or
tion property in Denver, he anticipa ed he
rail activity will shift further east. Mr. Gourdin s t d h
he anticipated that the existing railroad righ -or-way will be
used as a light rail corridor. Mr. Stitt stated th his is not
indicated in the Highway Departm nt plans tha he has seen. Mr.
M gnuson added hat even with the redevelop~en of e 'n1 o n
S reet prop~rty, the plans indicate her il ra c ks w11~
the present route. Mr. Gourdin sat tha h war d
~nfort"ation on rail rat!ic through Englewoo , and
c ed plane re for hie corridor. tr. Sti t s c n
make ava1labl he i to ation he St e has giv n ff,
Mr. Allen asked why the closure of
posed; 1a it baa don the nuaber of
occurred at th ae loca ions. Mr.
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Mr. Gourdin asked it the proposed amendments to the map are com-
patible with other facets ot the Comprehensive Plan, such as the
housing section with the designation ot major and minor streets.
Mr. Stitt stated th t the potential development cited in the
Housing Section were based on zoning maximums in the reas which
were available tor development. Mr. Stitt stated that the Hous-
ing Section and other sections ot the Comprehensive Plan were
taken into consideration in dratting the proposed Ms er Street Plan map amendments.
Mr. Carson asked it anyone else wished to address the Co ission
either in favor or opposition to the proposed Master Street Pl n
a endment. No one else addressed the Col!ll'llisaion.
Allen moved:
M gnuson seconded: The Public He ring on Case 7-86 be close .
Mr. c rson declared the Hearing was closed.
Discussion ensued. Mr. Stitt stated that he is of the opinion
that the closure ot the Kenyon crossing at Sant Fe Dr ve is a
foregone conclusion. He stated that the City ot Englewood is
fighting to keep the crossings t Kenyon, Quincy, nd Tutt open.
Mr. Magnuson stated th the felt efforts should concentr eon
keeping Quincy Avenue open aero s Santa Fe. Further di cussion
followed. Mr. Maunakea poin ed out ht crossings T f s
Avenue and Oxford Avenue would otter a ore propor ion c1ng
between crossings: Oxford and uincy wou be oo close her.
Gourdin ov d:
~agnuson seconded: The Pl nning co ias
Council he a~end~e o
Plan sec on ot he co
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ARTERIAI.S:--weat Ev ns Avenue (R
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--B lleview Avenue (Cl
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MINOR COLLECTORS:--Floyd Avenue (University to Fox)
--Kenyon Avenue (Broadway to Santa Fe)
--Oxford Avenue (Broadway to Clarkson)
--Quincy Avenue (Clarkson to Broadway)
--Tufts Avenue (Broadway to Santa Fe)
--Union Avenue (Santa Fe to Fed ral)
--Downing Street (Yale to U.S. 285)
--Clarkson Street (Yale to Belleview)
--Elati Street (Floyd to Kenyon)
--Fox Street (Dart outh to Floyd)
--Fox Street (U.S. 285 to Belleview)
--Windermere/Navajo Street (Kenyon to
Prentice)
--Lowell oulevard (City Li it to
Belleview)
--Platte River Drive (City Li it to
City Li it)
--Tejon Street (Evans to Dartaouth)
--Zuni Street (Evans to City Li it)
RIGHT-OF-WAY NEEDEO:--Adri tic Avenue (Vallejo to Zuni)
--Caspian Place (Tejon to Zuni)
--Hillside Avenue (Tejon to Zuni)
--Area south ot Union Avenue,
West of Platte River to Dec atur )
STREETS TO BE AD DED:--Englewood Parkway (Broadw y to
U.S. 285)
--Floyd/Broadway Realignmen
--Inca Street Realign en (U.S. 28~
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STREETS TO B VACATEO:--Aco a S reet (Floyd o Englewood
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