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RESOLUTION I 18, 19, 20, 21
ORDINANCE I 18, 19, 20, 21
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PAVING DISTRICI' NO. 28
Category 1 -Assessments will include re-construction of streets and
necessary repairs or construction.
3600 S. ACOMA STREET
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4500 S. ACOMA STREET
2700 S. CHEROKEE STREET
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3100 S . CHEROKEE STREET
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2800 S. LOGAN STREET
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2400 W. UNION AVENUE
2500 W. UNION AVENUE
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 28
Category 2 -Assessments will include asphalt overlay and sidewalk, curb,
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3400 W. CHENANGO AVENUE
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3300 W. GRAND AVENUE
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 28
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4300 S. ACOMA STREET
3000 W. BELLWOOD DRIVE
3100 W. BELLWOOD DRIVE
3200 W. BELLWOOD DRIVE
2800 W. CHENANGO AVENUE
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2900 W. CHENANGO AVENUE
3000 W. GRAND AVENUE
3100 W. GRAND AVENUE
3200 W. GRAND AVENUE
2800 W. LAYTON AVENUE
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2900 W. LAYTON AVENUE
3000 W. MONMOUTH AVENUE
3100 W. M~UTH AVENUE
3200 W. MONMOUTH AVENUE
3000 W. PDU.ICO DRIVE
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3100 W. PI:MLICO DRIVE
3200 W. PI:MLICO DRIVE
2800 W. SARATOGA AVENUE
2900 W. SARATOGA AVENUE
3000 W. STANFORD DRIVE
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2900 W. TANFORAN DRIVE
3000 W. TUFTS AVENUE
3100 W. TUFTS AVENUE
3200 W. TUFTS AVENUE
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2800 W. UNION AVENUE
2900 W. UNIOO AVENUE
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March 29, 1982
TO THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
Re: Resolution No. 15, Series of 1982 declaring the
Intention of the City Council of Englewood,
Colorado, to create a special Improvement District
in the City, to be designated as Paving District
No. 28
THE undersigned are all the owners of the real property
situated in the 3000 block South Acoma Street from the South line
of Lehigh Avenue to the North line of Mansfield Avenue in the
City of Englewood, Colorado.
THE above mentioned Resolution proposes to assess the
cost of the improvements consisting of street pavinq, curb and
gutter and sidewalk improvements, against the property SPECIALLY
BENEFITTED by the improvements and included within the District .
THE above mentioned Resolution provides the City Counci
shall consider all protests and objections that may be mace in
connection with the proposed i~provements before ordering the
construction thereof.
THE undersigned respectfully protest the inclusion
of all the real property situated in the 3800 block South
Acoma Street from the South line of Lehigh Avenue to the North
line of Mansfield Avenue in said proposed Paving District No.
28 for the following reasons:
THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS OF STREET PAVING, CURB
AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS WILL NOT
BE A SPECIFIC BENEFIT TO THE PROPERTY OWNED
BY THEM BECAUSE THE STREET DOES NOT REQUIRE
PAVING, THERE ARE NO CURBS AND GUTTERS REQUIRED
AND ANY SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE MADE BY THE
INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY OWNERS.
tIBEREFORE, the undersigned respectfully request the City
Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado to delete all the
property in the 3800 Block of South Acoma Street from the South
Line of Lehigh Avenue to the North line of Mansfield Avenue from
this proposed Paving District No. 28.
3800 So. Aco
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Donald W. and Gwen J . Lenderink
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Martha M. Palmer
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Faye Byrne
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Leon o. and Nadine Richardson
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Ham and Killies Broadway Heights
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March 2 3, 1982
TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM: Gary R. Diede, Director of Engineering Services
SUBJECT: Paving District No. 28
Attached is a copy of the proposed Paving District No. 28 map, list of
streets, and streets by block for the public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on March 29, 1982.
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Director of Engineering Services
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March 23 , 19 82
TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM : Gary R. Diede, Director of Engineering Services
SUBJECT: Resolution Forming Paving District No. 28
Th e Resolution of Intent to form Paving District No. 28 was passed by City
Co uncil on March 8, 1982 . The proposal calls for re-construction, asphalt
over lay, or concrete repair on some 17 Englewood streets. Within the
Re solution , there are basically three categories of construction :
Cat eg ory 1 -Streets Proposed for Re-construction :
3600 through 4000 blocks S. Acoma St.
4500 block S. Acoma St.
2700 through 3200 blocks S. Cherokee St.
3700 & 3800 blocks S. Lincoln St.
2700 through 3000 blocks S. Logan St .
2200 through 2700 blocks W. Union Ave.
Category 2 -Streets Proposed for Asphalt Overlay and Sidewalk, Curb,
and Gutter Repairs:
3300 through 3500 blocks W. Chenango Ave.
3300 through 3500 blocks W. Grand Ave.
3000 block W. Radcliff Dr.
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Sta nford Ave.
*Cat egory 3 -Streets to be Assessed for Concrete Repairs to Curb, Gutter,
and Sid ewalk, Only:
4300 bloc S. Acoma St.
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Bell wood Dr .
2800 & 2900 blocks W. Chenango Ave .
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Grand Ave.
2800 & 2900 blocks W. Layton Ave.
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Monmouth Ave.
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Pimlico Dr.
2800 & 2900 blocks W. Saratoga Ave.
3000 block W. Stanford Dr.
2800 & 2900 blocks W. Tanforan Dr.
3000 through 3200 blocks W. Tufts Ave.
2800 & 2900 blocks W. Union Ave.
*These streets were paved by prf vate constructfon, and, b sed on engfneerfng
tests, are very close to the City 's two i nches of asphalt and sfx i nche s of
basecours standards; and, in my opinion, should be accepted as eting City p vfng standards .
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Andy Mccown, City Manager -2-March 23, 1982
$200,000 has been appropriated in the lg82 PIF Budget for City costs rela-
tive to this project, i.e.: tree removals, intersection improvements, inci-
dental storm drainage, etc. You will note that the estimated City costs
for all of the work as proposed in the Resolution greatly exceed our
budgeted $200,000. At this time, I would reco11111end that the 2700 block of
South Logan not be widened, which would create an approximate $90,000 savings
to the City. This would reduce the estimated City's cost to approximately
$280,000, still in excess of the $200,000 available. Pending Council
action subsequent to the March 2g Public Hearing on this project, the
Engineering Services Department will re-establish the perimeters of construc-
tion on West Union Avenue and make the necessary adjustments to cause the
City's share to fall within the available $200,000.
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Director of Engineering Services
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Attach.: map of proposed Paving District No. 28
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PROPOSED PAVING DISTRICT NO. 28
City of ~nglewood
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AGENDA FOR THE
SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 29, 1982 . j ·-r,,.,1ciJ/u.c l.v ,,.OJU ) . .'" b~
to order, invocation, pledge
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of allegiance, and
1. Public Hearing.
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(a) To consider a special improvement district in
the City of Englewood to be designated as
Paving District No . 28 . (Copies enclosed.)
Adjournment.
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3400 S . E lotL
Engl e wood, CO . 80110
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March 19, 1982
Dear Mayor & Members of CLty CouncLl,
I have recently become aware o f a proposal by the CLty of
Englewood to Lnclude the 3000 block of RadclLff DrLve Ln Lts
proposed pavLng dLstrLct No. 28. I am strongly opposed to
h ovLng thls dLstrLct Lnclude the 3000 block Ln Lts future
renovatlon plans. If serLous problems exLsted whlch would
warrent such a proposal, and Lf a threat exLstcd to the
pu blLc, I would be Ln favor. But, as Lt stands, our block
Ls far from havLng anu major problems, much mor~ beLng a
threat to the publLc. It Ls absolutely ludLcrous to have to
pay o mLnLmum of $1,063.00 for nonexLstent problems. I am
ofraLd thLs proposal Ls a frLghtenLng toctLc to supply
e mployment for cLtv workers by extractLng what lLttle money
we hove . I feel thLs Ls a grave LnjustLce and an Lnsult to
our LntellLgence .
I n co n clu $Lon , I am strongly opposed to havLng the 3000
b lock of RodclLff DrLve Lncluded Ln the proposed pavLng
dLs trLct No . 28
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3102 W. RadcLLff Dr.
Cn g lowood, CO. 00110
~o m b r of the RadcLLff Dr.
Homeowners AssocLotLon
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TO THE HOtlOllABLE MAYOR OTIS
AND MEMBERS OP THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englevood, CO 80110
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Dear Mayor Otis and Member• of the city cowicil:
I protest the street assessment in Paving District No. 28
due to the &Hessment being a finaneial burden beyond my
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Verna Tat\.S
3708 South Lincoln
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Andy McCown, City Manager
FROM :
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Gary Higbee, Director of Finance?/~~
March 15, 1982 le '/Jl 7v
Transcript Request
RE: Your memo dated March 9, 1982
Per your request, attached is the transcript of the portion of
the City Council meeting of March 8th, in which Mr. Jones spoke
regarding Paving District No. 28.
If you need anything further, please let me know.
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EXCERPT FROM THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 15, 1982
JONES My name is Lee R. Jones. I reside at 2740 South Cherokee.
Been a resident at this address for the past 34 years . What
I intend to discuss tonight is in reference to the paving
district that is outlined a little later on in the agenda.
There's some comments I would like to make concerning the
paving district and I would like to hand out some ••. I
must apologize because I don't have enough to go around to
everybody (inaudible). Outlined in the last Englewood Sentinel
was a million dollar street project to be discussed at this
meeting in connection and it is an item on the last page of
the agenda and it is to be considered as a resolution for
tonight. I'm speaking only to the street of Cherokee Street
which is outlined in this story extending from Yale on the
north to Floyd on the south as far as the designated streets
to be improv d. lllis map has to do with a sp cial improve-
ment district that was formed in 1935 or '36 for a special
improve nt district for p ving and curb and gutter projects
t that ti From time to time throughout the y ars, this
str t has b n maintain d by means of funds that were supplied
to th City in connection with the City's proportionat shar
of the u rs tax which has been in the past refund d to the
counti s and the counties have in turn refund d some of thoa
funds to th City for projects in which the City chose to do
th m . or a loo ••• for a nuab r of y ara a alcoating
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JONES
CON'T program was carried out periodical with a sealcoat and gravel
to provide for maintenance of the service area of the streets.
The ••• there is ••• that program for some reason or other has been
dropped, has not been maintained in the area of the north part
of Englewood, at least, for the past ten years, or at least for
the last ten years. I am not saying that the st~eet has not
been maintained as far as chuckholes and they have done an
excellent job in connection in repairing those holes, putting
substantial base material and asphalt mix for those patches.
But due to the fact that there has not been a sealcoat or any
preservation of the surface area, there is beginning to form
a real situation as related to the surface breaking down, and
in my opinion, the, this particular area could be best served
in connection with minimum expense opposed to a major rebuilding
operation which would m an tearing up the street and putting
in, removing all the asphalt and present base, lowering the
surf ace down to meet the curb line and pan area of the vertical
curb section, and complet ly rebuilding the street. I don't
find any objection on th part of the citizens to repairing
th sidewalk and th vertical curb sections or drive s ctions
that h ve b en mark d by the engin ers. I think th y are most
concern d about a major operation on the street. This is
the only street that is d aignated to be the 1 ngth that ill
involv d as xtending from Yale, the 27, th 28, th 29, the
30, th 3100 and the 3200 block a of Cherokee, and that str t
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Exc e rpt from March 15, 1982 City Council meeting
JONES
CON'T from Dartmouth north to Yale which encompasses the 27, the
28, the 29, and the 30 hundred blocks, is a residential street
and is posted for load limits of 7,000 pounds. The street
from Dartmouth south to Floyd was originally constructed as
outlined in that map on Acoma Street down as far as about
mid-42 block with Cherokee only originally constructed in
the 27 and 2800 block as depicted in the map. We have a
situation in north Englewood where we have two extremes as
far as age groups are concerned. We have the older age group
that are to a great extent widows who are having a difficult
time trying to get a sufficient income to sustain themselves.
And then we have a number of new families, young families
starting out. We have five in my block alone in 2700 block
that are having a struggle trying to get started on buying
new homes. And I think this imposition is related to a major
project of this nature is really going to be ••• even though
it can be paid out over a ten year period, the cost of retiring
that debt which will be a lien against their property is going
to be a considerable, bas d on th problems involved in connection
with complete r construction. I understand the City's problem
in connection with the s ction from Dart1110uth to Floyd because
that s ction has a great d al of heavy truck traffic impoa d
on it to supply th traffic off of Broadway and Santa Fe into
th Cinder lla City ar a and King Soopera and oth r areas that
r quir ervice equipment which ia considerably in exc •• of
th 7,000 pounds limit. That atr t is not po t d for 7,000
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JONES
CON'T pounds south of Dartmouth. It is presently set up with no
limit posted. Presumably, anybody who has driven Cherokee
can readily understand that those two blocks involved from
Dartmouth to Floyd has a great deal of traffic and the
street shows it because it has been repaired ••• there's patches
on patches in that particular two blocks. And, of course,
that particular street was not designed ••. when that street
was put in ther~ that was a residential street clear on down
to the Denny Miller park area and at that time when Cinderella
City went in, of course, the use of that street was changed. Now
Delaware which was designed as an arterial street, it carries
the heavier traffic in connection with the industrial and it
was designed as a 44 foot roadway with a 6" base and 2" asphalt
base surface on top of it. lbat was done sometime in the SO's
at the time that we were considering at that time the street
pattern in the City of Englewood when I was on the Planning
Co111Dission which I served some ten years. llle traffic on that
street is ••• is ••• is ••• is disturbing the industrial area of
General Iron and all those small industries that ar exist
now betw en Dartmouth and Bates i ncluding Gen ral Iron. The
on thing I would like to suggest that you consider th po sibility
of what w s outlined in this article as relat d to repairing
the curbs and sidewalks and to put a l" overlay ov r this str et
similar to what was placed on a number of our str ts, Amh r t in
p rticular about ten y rs ago. Such an overlay was pl c d over
Amh rat Stre t from Broadway w at to Delaware and it served th
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JONES
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COUN CIL
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street very well. To me it has main t ained a good surface area.
The overlay seems to be standing up very good considering that
it has been over there for over ten years. And I would like to
have you, the Council, when this matter comes for final consideration
that you consider the possibility of placing the Cherokee Street
from Dartmouth to Yale or Yale to Dartmouth in the catagory
of repairing the walks and the curb and gutter pan and vertical
curb service and putting in a 1" overlay to take care of the
street and I am sure that it will serve the City very well for the
next ten years at least. Thank you very much. If there are
any questions, I would be happy ••• the only reason I brought
this map along is that this was concluded in a special district
as outlined in the shaded area and the .•• was assessed to the
property owners at the time that it was set up back in the
30's. I will admit that the standards in 1930's are not what
they are today, but I think with the proper maintenance of
th surface of the street ••• it wou .ld last for a good many years.
Does nybody have any questions?
BILO Would you repeat that area, you are saying from Yale to Dartmoulh .•.
JONES Dartmouth on Cherok e. Yea. Because that is presently a r aidential
street. It is limit d to 7,000 pounds load limit. It is posted
both at Dartmouth northbound on Ch roke and it is poated ••• at •••
Ch rok ••• at Yal outhboulld on Ch rokee for 7,000 pounds. I
r it rat th re is no poatina outh of Dartmouth b caus of th
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JONES
CONT'D heavier traffic moving off of Dartmouth which is eminating from
Broadway and Santa Fe into the Cinderella City area.
COUNCIL Mr. Jones,
MEMBER
HIGDAY
MAYOR Go ahead.
HIGDAY Are you aware that all we are doing tonight is passing ..•
JONES I realize this and that is the reason why I wanted to give you
opportunity ••••
HIGDAY Nobody is getting riled up out there yet then?
JONES No.
HIGDAY OK.
JONES That is right. I have just b n contact d by a numb r of p opl
on Cherokee in all the blocks mention d with the exception of
those two blocks south of Dartmouth to just ap ak to you tonight
to have you consider this situation b for the firat h rin on
comes up on th matter.
HIGDAY Can 1 mak a augg ation7
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JONES Yes.
HIGDAY
I had the same problem with this same paving district up where
I live because some of my people are upset about it and have
some concerns about it. The paving district •. a public hearing
on a paving district which will occur in this room, the f irst
on is the 29th, I think, is at least, a different sort o f a
thing. There's a lot of people that are mad and a lot o f people
that a re upset a nd alike. And what I 'm suggesting is wh a t we
a r e goi ng to try to do up i n my dis t ric t mayb e in between now
an d then you people that are concerned get together with you r , co un cilman so when that public hearing •.• along with maybe ge t tin g
a piece of paper that has some names and stuff on it that's
s t ated for a part icular position, get together with that c ouncilman
so , so t he co un cilman understands prior to that nigh4 what's go i ng
on and what's in your lllinds, without eac h and everyone o f yo u
having to ge t up t he r e a nd, yo u know, dra g the evening o n f or
everybody and get upset with everybody. I'm be gi nn ing to think
these paving districts ••• public hearings on paving districts
ar rediculous. I think that it should be a law that maybe we
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shouldn't h v a public haring but law rather that th City
Councilman ought to hav a pub lic h aring in his own district,
that way we wouldn't have this room filled with people from
11 over the City of Engl wood with th s
concern about th ir
particular ar a. So if I were you , I would call Hr. Fitzpatrick
and bend his ear and make him g t a meeting going •
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JONES Thank you. The reason I brought this up tonight is because
I didn't want to ••• about ten people down to want to speak to
the situation tonight. L told them I would speak in their
behalf and I knew the Council at this point and time would
consider the points of view in the matter of the final decision
to outline the street program at the time of the first hearing
as it comes up. And a •.• so this the reason I'll be here. Thank
you very much.
COUNCIL MEMBER
FITZPATRICK
One thing Hr. Jones, I'm open and free any time and in spite
of what Hr. Higday says, every council person on here no matter
only bas one vote. And it takes a majority of votes to do any
thing for the City and I appreciate and I know that you know
what's going on here, you have been through it.
HIGDAY
Tom, that's not what I meant. I meant just aaybe so you could
bring their ideas as a lump sum to all the rest of us who do in
fa c t have. I waan't saying .••• I guess you misunderstood me.
COONCIL MEMBER
NEAL Hr. Mayor.
MAYOR y ••
NEAL Just two quick r q ata. OQ , Hr. Jones made an xcellent ca
and cov r d al11aat all th basis that v rybody tri a to cov r
in a pavin district. Tvo thiJlla I would lik to r que¥t, t t
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NEAL
CON'T the City provide you with a copy of the assessment deferral
ordinance that we did enact last year to help low-income people
get over the hump on these things. And the other, would be,
and I hope it doesn't take too much time, but I would like to
have a transcript of Mr. Jones coaunents because he did cover
most all of the points and I think they should be answered and
I think it will help us even in the paving district hearings.
So I would like to have a transcript, if we could get one.
CITY MANAGER
MCCOWN Are you saying the transcript and the answers too or just the
transcript to this point and time.
NEAL Oh, at this time, let's just get a transcrip t.
MAYOR Thank you Mr. Jones.
JONES I want to apologize to Mr. McCown. I wa s late getting my r qu st
to speak here tonight, and so, I was unable to ahold ••• gt
in until late Friday bee use thia only ca to my attention
and just sort of snowballed in my lap and I apologiz to Hr.
Fitzpatrick a relat d to not to having a chance to diocuaa
with him firat.
FITZPATRICK
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MaJ:'ch 21 , J.QR2
J a mes L . ll igday , Jr .
I a m wr .i Lin9 to sL1te my co11cerns dl•u11 t
th e strl;ets on 3700 and 380 0 bJo ci'. on Soulh Lincoln . There di:'<' nic:ny
s ·ree sin Englewoo d .i n .'! st"lte o( tli rei>.:ti1 . ..i 11 ce L1 coln .. ·.re•
is a dead end screet , an not much tl·af ic , • <.?p.1irs <:tnd s ulcrs should
suffice without re -surfacing . AosL of the people wh o 11v~ on Li1coln
StreeL are retired , and on a very JimiLcd income. l'!.(~ hi<j h COSL of
utilities, medi 1 care and ioo cos t l eave very few dollar~ at the
end o the month . The cost of p'lv in9 woulcl re l ly wnrk LI hardship
for 95t of Lh e people on th is street .
: think y0\1r efforts or Puhlic T~o r ks .·ut'porte<l by ta x o] la r s
sloul d be aimed at crime . Crime is a m.:ijor concern i 1 his n i hbor-
hoo<l. 1 thi nl: we would p r efer safer s ·rc::et_.;, not r -pa ed stree ts.
Th<:1nk you for yo r t ime ;rnd rffort .
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'4orch 19 , 1992
"'Par Moyer & Mern ers of CLty CouncL ,
I hove recently be c ome o~are of o oroposcl ty t~e rLty nf
Englewood to LncLude the 3000 blo~k of odcLLff DrLve Ln Lts
croposed oo vL ng dLst r Lct No . 2'. I on stron~Lv opposed to
hovLng thLs dLstrLct LncLude the 3 00 olocK Ln Lts fut;re
r novot Lon p Lons . I f ser Lo v<; orot le-:-s "X Ls tP i.:h Leh wo•J Ld
arrent SJch o proposal , on Lf o threot exLsted to the
pu lLc , I ~o uLd be Ln favor . ::Sut , as Lt stonds , oJr block
Ls for from hovLng on;,1 rnojor probLe"ls , ~uch rnor beLng o
threat to the pubLLc . I t Ls obsoluteLy lurjLcrous to hove to
poy a rnLnLmurn of $1 ,063 .00 for nonexLstent orobLems . I cm
ofroL hLs proposal Ls a frLghtenLng toctLc to suppl~
0 ~pLo ment for cLty worker· ta e~trcctLng illhot LLttle moned
e ove . I feel t Ls Ls a Grove Lnj0°tLcc and on Ln sul= =a
our Lnte lL3ence .
1, conclu Lv,, I am strongl~ o;posed to hovLng the 30 0
bloc of adcLLff ~rLve Lnclvd•d Ln th procosed povLng
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March 15, 1982
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR OTIS
AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, co 80110
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Dear Mayor Otis and Members of the City Council:
I protest the street assessment in Paving District No. 28
due to the assessment being a financial burden beyond my
means.
Verna Tatum
3708 South Lincoln
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J. C. Minge e
2870 South Logan Street
Englewood, CO 80111
March 26, 1982
The Honorabl e E. L. Otis
Mayor of the City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mayor Oti s :
I am addr essing this letter to you concerning t h e notice
of March 12 , 1982, regarding paving District Number 28, bec au se
I c annot attend the Monday, March 29 me eti ng at the muni ci pal
building. I will be out of the city at that time.
My intent is to protest the complet e repaving of the 2800
block of South Logan Street on which our house is located. I
fail to see where the quality of this s treet i s such as to re-
quire complete repaving. Undoubtedly, one can find b etter
sections of street in the city , but there are no holes or any
rough spots on that street . Furthermore, in this time of re-
cession and the uncertainty of continuous employm nt for so
many homeowners, it seems foolish to add this kind of burd n
now to the people of this community.
I respectfully request you mak e my po sit ion known to th
City Council at th h ea ring. I sincerely b eliev this subj ct
needs a thorough discus sion b ef or th e homeown r s before th
kind s of costs ar incurred.
I expect to be present for the April 19 meeting.
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STATEMENT OF MIC HAEL O. WIRTH , RADCLIFF DRIVE HO MEO WNE RS ASS OC IATI ON ,
REGARDING THE INCLUSIO N OF RADCLIFF DRIVE'S 3000 BLOCK IN PROPOS ED PAV ING
DISTRICT NO . 28 , MA RC H 29 , 1982
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The City Council of Englewood has included Radcliff Drive 's 3000 block in
its proposed Paving District No . 28. Although all of the hom e own e rs on our
street are economically situated such that the assessment resulting from our
inclu ·ion will pose a h eavy financial burd en , we feel obligated to support a
civic improvement proj e ct s uch as the Paving Dist rict. llouevcr , \le have a numbe r
of problems with what the city plans to charge for upgrading the quality of our
street to meet the City's code for residential streets such as our s and with
what the city plans to do in t erms of asphalt over l ay . My remarks are limited
to the costs tha t the city intends to assess each homeowner o n our block . Another
member of our Association, Bob Laur , will address the engineering and t echn ical
aspects of what the City proposes to do .
After receiv i ng the certified letter in the mail concerning our inclusion
in the proposed Pa ving District , the Radcliff Drive Homeowners Association attempted
to gather as much relevant information as possible concerning costs, spec i ficat ion s ,
and rationale with respect to Paving District No. 28 and past paving districts.
In the cost area, we found that the City of Englewood ' estimated assessments were
established in the following manner: First , it was estimated that a two inch
asphalt overlay would cost $5.25 per square yard installed . If the actual
constructlon cost turns out match this figure , each hoMeown er on our block will
pay a minimum of $9.33 per front foot or $700 in actual construction co s t s for
the two inch overlay. Obviously, the purchase being forced upon us by the City ,
primarily for the betterment of the City, is quite substantial even without the
additional costs with which the City wishes to burden us.
The additional costs which the City propo ses to pass on 100% to the homeowner
include the following: % of Actual
Construction Co s t s Cost/f ront ft.
1. Engineering services & all city staff time
devoted to establishing, supervising , etc.
with r spect to the Paving District
2. Le gal (e s and bonding f ces
3. Advertising, off ice renta l, miscellaneous
City 1.xpcnses co nectcd with tht! Paving District
4. Int r st xp ns for l ~ years
5 . Contin ncy fund (covers for unfor scen costs
nonpaym nl of assessments by such
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Th City staff , adv rtJsing/officc rental and con in~ency cat rories appear to
b • dlr ct suhi.idl t1 rorn , th roemb rs of th Rndcli ([ Driv llornPO\mers Association
t the City of t;n l wood and to der llct Members of th publi who r fune to pay
Pavln• Dii.trict asse~uments . The as s mcnts ntlcipnted ncross the cntcrorl t•
f Ct y i.t ff, 1\v rtislnn/of(lcc r ntnl, nnd th contingency fund will cost h<.>
111l'r1bcri. of our A soc 1 t f <m pproxlm t 1 Y $7 . l 0 p r front foot . Sj nc most of UH
o-.'TI 75 fo t lot" thlu wJll 1.nCL ns our xpens (non of 1•ldd1 ill v n nx clcductlhlc)
by $J5'/.'l0. Thl. y not u und lik 11 lot of Money , h o,~•wPr, IL if• 1mpor nnt
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to remember that we are already being asked to pay $700 in actual construction costs .
In our view, these costs should be born e by the City of Englewood not by the members
of the Radcliff Drive Homeowner s Associa tion.
The remaining two categories, legal & bonding fees and int erest expense , fall
into an area which is n ot as clear cut with respect to who ought to pay for them.
Clearly , we would prefer the Cit y to pay for these , however , one could argu~ that
this would re sult in subsidizing the members of the Paving District . What 's at
stake is approximately $1.83 per front foot or $137.25 for the members of the
Radcliff Drive Homeowners Association. We urge the City to consider whether the
City as a whole does not benefit at least as much and perhaps more than the
individual homeowner from improving the City streets. If the City as a whole
doe s in fact benefit, some or all of the costs associated with legal and bond ing
fees and interest expense should be paid for by the City rather than by the
homeowner.
In sum, we the members of the Radcliff Drive Homeowners Association are not
asking that we be relieved of doing ou r civic duty. We think it is appropriate and
important for the City streets to be in good condition. However, we feel that the
City of Englewood need s to bear a larger burden of the Paving District costs .
The assumption that the value of our homes is going to be increased b y the anticipated
street i.provement i f lsc. It is a legal nicety that must be u sed to create a
Paving District . In r we will not be able to sell our hou ses for one dollar
more th day aft r th has been overlayed than we could the day before such
improv mcnt takes plac the City need s to bear a larger burd en of
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PETITION
RADCLIFF DRIVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
We the undersigned do hereby respectfully request that the Englewood City
Council make the following changes with respect to its inclusion of the 3000 block
of W. Radcliff Drive in proposed Paving District No . 28: (1) Homeowners should only
be assessed for actual construction costs, and (2) An inch and a hal f asphalt overlay
is all that is needed to bring our street up to code . (because l" of asphalt is wo rth
more than l" of base). Much of the overhead cost which the City propo ses to pass
on directly to we the homeowners are direct subsidies to city emplo yee s, city office
space and to derelict members of the proposed Paving District . Given the already
significant burden of the actual construction costs that we are being required
to shoulder makes such add-on taxes untenable. We urge the City to amend its
action as outlined above .
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PETITION AGAINST LOOAN STIµT IE.PROVE ~'.E.NT
We the undersigned, being the owners of real property in the 2700,
2800, 2900, and 3000 blocks of South Logan Street, in the City of
Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, do hereby voice
o~r opposition to the proposed improvements of said South Logan
Street by the City of Englewood.
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PETITION AGAIN~T LCXiAN STIUT IMPROVEt%NT
We the undersigned, being the owners of real property in the 2700,
2800, 2900, and JOOO blocks of South Logan Street, in the City of
Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, do hereby voice
our opposition to the proposed improvements of said S out h Log an
Street by the City of Englewood.
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We the undersigned, being the O'llners of real property in the 2700,
2800, 2900, and 3000 blocks of South Logan Street, in the City of
Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, do hereby voice
our opposition to the proposed improvements of said Sou t h Loga n
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excluded from the proposed new Paving District 28, and a5ree w ith the
position taken by Mr. Virgil Thoma s in his letter of ar. S, 1 982 to
Councilman James L. Higday.
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PETITIOH TO THE EllGIB' JOOD crn CC' '!!CIL : ru::. SPECIAL PAVIHG DIT.TRICT FOR':A.TION
· ie the undersiGJ1Cd are residents or propPrty o· e rs on t re 3600 S outh
Acaiia. lock in ~ngl ewood , Col orado and we do hereby protest p l ans to create
a special oavirg district and charee or unnecessary arxi untiMely repairs
on the street and s: dewalk on our block .
"o bel ·eve that r cutine r.ainten.:mce throuch ... re city would r e adequate
at this tine t o have our street neet b oth our needs a1 d city standards and
Major cons t ruction would create unneeded fiscal hardship on he b"lock 1 s
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ordinenoe eatabliahing paving diatriot lo. 28 of 1982 a• the ordinanoe per-
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AGENDA FOR THE
SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 29, 1982
7 :30 P.M. Call to order, invocation, pledge of allegiance, and
roll call.
1. Public Hearing.
(a) To consider a special improvement district in
the City of Englewood to be designated as
Paving District No . 28 . (Copies enclosed.)
2. Adjournment.
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A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO CREATE A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN
THE CITY, TO BE DESIGNATED AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 28, ADOPTING
DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED DISTRICT, AND ORDERING
PUBLICATION AND MAILING OF THE NOTICE OF HEARING TO THE OWNERS OF
THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN THE DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of Englewood, Colorado,
has determined that it is necessary to create a special i•prove-
ment district within the City, for the purpose of constructing
and installing street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk im-
provements, together with necessary incidentals, on a certain
streets and avenues as set forth in this resolution, and to assess
the cost of the improvements against the property specially
benefited by the improvements and included within the district;
and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Charter of the City and Chapter
14 of the Municipal Code of the City, the City Council has de-
termined to construct and install such improvements, provided
however, that the City Council shall consider all protests and
objections that may be made in connection with the proposed
improvements, before ordering the construction thereof; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to an order of the City Council, the
Engineer of the City for the proposed special improvement project
has prepared and filed preliminary plans, specifications, esti-
mates of cost, maps and schedules for the proposed improvments;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. Th t the City Council has determined there exists
necessity for the construction and installation of the street
paving, curb nd gutter and sidewalk improvements, together with
neces ry incid nt l , on those streets nd avenu s which ar
more particularly s t forth in the notice of hearing, and to
er ate a special improvement district for such purpose.
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2. That the Engineer's reports, together with the
preliminary details, specifications, estimates of cost, maps and
schedules prepared and filed with the City Clerk be and the same
are hereby approved and adopted by the City Council for use in
the construction and installation of the improvements to be
made in said improvement district.
3. That materials to be used in constructing and
installing the proposed improvements are stated in the Notice
hereinafter set forth.
4. That the assessments to be levied against the
property to be included within the district, for said improve-
ments, shall be due and payable within thirty days from and after
the final publication of the ordinance assessing the whole actual
cost of said improvements against the real property in said
district, provided, however, that any owner who shall pay the
entire a111ount of the assessment within said period of tiae, shall
be entitled to an allowance of 5' of the 81110unt of the assessment.
In the event any owner of real estate shall fail to pay the whole
of such assessment against his property within said thirty daya,
then the whole cost of said improvements so assessed against his
property shall be payable in ten (10) equal annual installments of
assessments. The i nterest rate on the unpaid install111ents
of assessments will be established by ordinance to be adopted by
the City Council at a ~ater date. The first of said installments
of principal and interest shall be due and payable at such tim as
may be determined in and by the assessment ordinance, and th
remainder of the annual installments of principal and interest
shall be due and payable successively on the same day in ach ye r
thereafter until all are paid in full.
5. That th property to be ass ssed for id i prov -
ments shall b th property sp cially b nefit d by said improv -
ments and included within the iaprovem nt district, and mor
particul rly described in the Notic h r in fter s t forth.
6. That there shall be prepared an ordinance er ating
within the corporat li•ita ot the City, a spec al iaproveaent
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district to be known as Paving District No. 28, providing for
the .construction and installation of the improvements, all as
described in this Resolution, and in accordance with the pre-
liminary report, plans, maps, specifications, details and esti-
mates of costs of the Engineer, herein referred to and now on file
in the office of the Director of Engineering Services. The
proposed ordinance will be considered for passage on first reading
by the City Council at a regular meeting thereof to be held on
April 5, 1982.
7. Notice of the public hearing on the creation of
the district shall be published once a week for three weeks
in the Englewood Sentinel, a newspaper of general circulation in
the City. In addition, a copy of such notice shall be mailed,
postage prepaid, ·to each known owner of real propert~· within the
proposed district.
The published notice shall be in substantially
the following form:
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OF THE INTENTION TO CREATE A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT IN ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN
AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 28, FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLLING STREET PAVING,
CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS,
TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS, ON CERTAIN
STREETS AND AVENUES, AND OF A PUBLIC HEARING
THEREON.
All owners of real estate and property hereinafter
described, and all persons generally, are hereby notified that
the City Council of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant to its own
order has adopted preliminary details, plans and specifications
for construction of street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
improvements, in and for a proposed special improvement district
within the corporate limits of Englewood, Colorado, to be known as
Paving District No. 28. Said persons are further notified as
follows:
(a) The improvements to be constructed or in-
stalled are as follows:
1. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with 6"
compacted gravel base course and 2" asphaltic con-
crete surface, concrete walks, curb and gutter where
not al ready installed; together with appurtenances
and incidentals on the following streets and ave-
nues:
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s . Acana St, N. line Jefferson Ave. N. line Kenyon Ave.
s . Acana St. s. line Kenyon Ave. N. line Lehigh Ave.
s. Acana St. s. line Lehigh Ave. N. line Mansfield Ave.
s . Acana St. s. line Mansfield Ave. N. line Nassau Ave.
s. Acana St. s. line Nassau Ave. N. line Oxford Ave.
s . Acana St. s. line Stanford Ave. N. line Tufts Ave.
s. Cherokee St. s. line Yal Ave. N. line ~rst Ave.
s. Cherokee St. s. line lu'ltlerst Ave. N. line Bates Ave.
s. Cherokee St. s. line Bates Ave. s. line Ca:nell Ave.
s. Olerokee St. s. line c.ornell Ave. N. line DartlDUth Ave.
S. Cherokee St. s. line DartlOJth Ave. N. line EastlMn Ave.
S. Cherokee St. s. line Eastman Ave. N. line Floyd At.ie.
S. Lincoln St. s. line Kenyon Ave. N. line Lehigh Ave.
s . Lincoln St. s. line Lehigh Av • N. line Mansfield Av ,
S . Logan St. s. llne Yale Ave. s. line ~nt Ave.
S. Logan St. s. line Anherat Ave. s. line Bate• Ave.
S. Logan St. s. line Batu Ave. s. line Comall Ave.
S. Logan St. s. line Cornell A . N. line DartlllOUth Ave.
w. Onion Ave. E. line Decatur St. w. nd Platte River Bridge
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2. Necessary preparation of present surface, overlaying
of same with 2-inch asphaltic concrete, and concrete
walks, curbs, and gutters, where not presently
adequate; together with appurtenances and other
incidental work on the following streets and ave-
nues:
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W. Radcliff Drive w. line of 3170 ' 3173 w. w. line Federal Blvd.
Radcliff De.
W. Chenango Ave. E . line IDwell Blvd. w. line IrviRJ St.
w. Stanford Ave. E. line Irvi.RJ St. w. line Federal Blvd.
3. Necessary replace•ent of walks, curbs, i gutters
where not presently adequate; together with appurte-
nances and other incidental work on the following
streets and avenues:
S. Acana St.
w. Bellewood Dr.
w. Olenango Ave.
w. Grand Ave.
W. Layton Ave.
W. Momr:>Uth Ave .
w. Pimlioo Ave.
w. sarat oga Ave.
W. Stanford Dr.
w. Tanfocan Or.
W. TUfts Ave.
W. union Av •
w. Grand Ave.
s. line Quincy Ave.
E. line IrviRJ St.
E. line Federal Blvd.
E. line Irving St.
E.' line Federal Blvd.
E. line Irvi.RJ St .
E. line Irvi.RJ St.
E. line Federal Bl vd .
s . line Stanford Ave .
E. line Federal Blvd .
E. line IrviRJ St.
E. line Federal Blvd.
E. line IJ:iwell Blvd.
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N. line Radcliff Ave.
W. line Federal Blvd.
w. line Decatur St.
w. line Federal Blvd.
w. line Decatur St.
w. line Federal Blvd.
w. line Federal Blvd.
w. line Decatur St.
w. line Federal Blvd.
w. line Decatur St.
w. line Federal Blvd.
E. line Decatur
w. line IrviRJ St.
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(b) The description of the proposed district,
and the property to be assessed with the cost of the improvements
shall be all of the real property fronting or abutting on the
streets and avenues between the termini hereinbefore described,
including the real property within one-half ( 1/2) block of such
streets and avenues. Adjustments for the assessment of costs will
be made for irregular and odd-shaped lots and parcels of property.
( c) The probable total cost of the improvements
to be constructed and installed is f'4141',188 • .J/,,.t./S.5,rLoO
(d) The probable amount of the total cost which
the City shall pay is approximately f36',1,e . .,f .310, 150
(e) The balance of the total cost which is not
paid by the City of Englewood will be assessed against the pro-
perty specially benefited by the improvements, and included within
the District. Probable coats per front foot for said i111prove-
ments are as follows:
Asphalt paving on streets 36' wide
(6 and 2) $31.29 per front foot
2• Asphalt overlay on streets 36' wide $13.26 per front foot
Paving of other widths shall be in proportion to the above
estimate.
4• thick curbwalk -Type I $25.05 per front foot
4• thick curbwalk -Type II $28 .80 per front foot
Vertical curb and gutter $16.67 ~r front foot
Sidewalk 4 I wide $15.88 per front foot
6. thick concret slab $5.01 per square foot
All estimates exclude the six percent ( 6') for inspec-
t ion collection, incidentals and interest as provided by law.
Th costs of paving to be constructed along the sides of
corner lots within said District shall be aaaes•ed again•t proper-
ties within one-h lf ( 1/2) block, or 300' of such intersection•
and corner lots, whichev r is small r, on a zon b sis in accor-
danc wi th b n fits conf rred on such properties.
Each one-h lf (1/2) block, or 300' section, will b
divld d into six (6) parallel zone• and aseaaments will b on th
following ba ia:
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1st zone abutting on street
or avenue ..........•..•..............•.. 28.55'
Next Zone ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.29%
Next Zone ••••••••••••.••..•..•..•••.•.•.•• 14.29\
Next Zone ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.29%
Next Zone ..•...•••••••••••••••..•••..••••• 14.29\
Next zone ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.29\
Total 100\
No assessments will be made for curbs, gutters and
sidewalks in place which conform with the plans and specifications
for the proposed improvements and which are acceptable to the City
Engineer.
The cost of improving street, avenue and alley intersec-
tions throughout the District, and of paving in excess of 36'
widths and 8" thickness on streets designated as arterial or
collector within residential zoning as of March 8, 1982, will be
paid by the City of Englewood.
Property owners are specifically referred to the sched-
ule of proposed assessments which will be on file in the Off ice of
the Director of Engineering Services, from which the approximate
amount to be assessed against any particular lot or parcel or
property may be determined.
Upon completion of said improvements, or as soon as the
total cost thereof is definitely ascertained, such cost shall be
apportioned ~o the property in the District. Notice of such
apportionment shall be given and a Hearing will be held prior to
the adoption of an ordinance assessing such cost, all as provided
by law.
( f) Said assessments will be due and payable
without demand within thirty days from and after the final publi-
cation of an ord i nanc assessing the whole cost of said improve-
m nts against th r al prop rty in said District: provided,
howev r, that ny own r who shall p y the full assessaent within
said p riod of thirty d ys shall be ntitled to an allowance of
fiv perc nt ( S\). In the event that an owner of real property
shall fail to pay th whole of such assessment against the pro-
perty within said thirty days, then the whole cost of said im-
provem nt so assess d against the property shall be payable in ten
qual annual installm n ':s of principal. The first of such in-
stallm nta of principal shall be due and payable at such ti• as
may be d termined in and by the assessing ordinance, and the
r m ind r of s id inst ll111ents shetll b payable on the s me dat
ch y r th r ft r until all ar p id in full. Th rate of
int r t to pa d on unpaid and def rred installm nts will b
t bli shed by ord nance to b adopted by the City Council at a
la er date.
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(g l A Hearing on the creation of the District
will be held by the Council on Monday, the 29th day of March,
1982, at 7:30 P.M., at the Municipal Building in Englewood. A
public hearing shall also be held prior to the final passage of
the ordinance, at the regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Monday,
April 19, 1982.
( h l Any person desiring to be heard upon the
issue of the creation of the district or upon the construction,
installation or improvement of the improvements involved, may
appear at the time and place set for the public hearing thereon
for that purpose.
( i l A map, estimate and schedule showing the
approximate amount to be assessed, and all resolutions and pro-
ceedings will be on file and can be seen and examined by any
person interested at the Office of the Director of Engineering
Services at any time during business hours on or prior to the date
of hearing.
Dated the 8th day of March, 1982.
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Publish i n: Englewood Sentinel
Publish on: March 10, 17 and 24, 1982
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Director of Finance
Englewood, Colorado
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8. A copy of the notice which will be published shall
also be mailed to each property owner to be included within
the district and who will be assessed with the cost of the im-
provements.
9. Should any one or more sections or provisions of
this Resolution be judicially determined invalid or unenforceable,
such determination shall not affect, impair or invalidate the
remaining provisions hereof, the intention being that the various
provision& hereof are severable.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 8th day of March I 1982.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
I, Gary R. Higbee, Director of Finance, ex-officio City
Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and
complete copy of Resolution No. ~. Series of 1982, passed by
City Council on the 8th day of March, 1982.
~c~~io
City Clerk-Treasurer
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CERTIFIED MAIL
March 12, 1982
Dear Englewood Citizen:
The City Council has adopted a resolution describing the City's intent
to form Paving District No. 28. This District will be formed for the pur-
pose of construction and improvement of curbs, sidewalks, and paving on
certain streets in your neighborhood and throughout the City during the
su11JT1er of 1982. The cost for such improvements will be assessed against
the property to be benefitted by these improvements.
Your property wi 11 be affected by these improvements, and we invite you
to review the attached resolution. You may have seen, or will see, mark-
ings on your curbs, sidewalks, or trees that are scheduled for removal .
Within the resolut i on, there are three categories of construction. Please
refer to the resolution or the follow i ng lis t to determine the nature of
improvements sch eduled for your particul ar st reet :
Category 1 -Assessments will include re-construct ion of streets and
necessary co ncrete repairs or construrtion:
3600 through 400 0 S. Acoma St.
4500 S. Acoma St .
2700 through 3200 S. Cherokee St.
3700 & 3800 S. Lincoln St.
2700 through 3000 S. Logan St.
2200 through 2700 w. Union Avenue
Categora 2 -Assessments will include asphalt overlay and sidewalk,
curb.an gutter repairs:
3000 W. Radcliff Drive
3000 through 3200 W. Stanford Avenue
3300 through 3500 W. Ch nango Avenue
3300 through 3500 W. Grand Avenue
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Category 3 -Assessments will include repairs to curb, gutter, and side-
walk, only:
4300 S. Acoma St.
3000 through 3200 W. Bellwood Dr.
2800 & 2900 W. Chenango Avenue
3000 through 3200 W. Grand Avenue
2800 & 2900 W. Layton Avenue
3000 through 3200 W. Monmouth Avenue
3000 through 3200 W. Pimlico Drive
2800 & 2900 West Saratoga Avenue
3000 W. Stanford Drive
2800 & 2900 W. Tanforan Drive
3000 through 3200 West Tufts Avenue
2800 & 2900 West Union Avenue
May we request that you make any inquiries regarding the paving district
by calling our engineering staff at city hall, 761-1140, Ext. 500.
You are invited to attend a public hearing on the formation of this
paving district on March 29, 1982, at 7:30 o'clock p .m. in the City
Council Chambers i n city hall, 3400 South Elati Street . At this hearing,
you will be invited to make any convnents, pro or con, regarding the
improvement of streets, the cost of which would affect your property.
Si nee rely,
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Gar/(. Diede, P.E.
Director of Engineering Services
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PUILJCATJQll MD MAll.li.G OP ntl 9lTICI OP HU.U•G '° na ca.au OP
T fll non.an TO II AHllHD roa U••OVIMl•TS ,. 1'11 DllTatCT .
WWlll&AI, the Cltr Co11ftcll or &ntl-ood , Colorado ,
h •• dH.erwl "ed thet It l e "•r.•euy to cre•t • • •pechl l91>ro•e -
••n t d t u .rtct withift the c1t,., fot l.he purpo•• of eon•tr11ctint
•nd l n•t•1 11"'9 •treet _.. ... ,,., curb end 911tter end etd-•111: l•-
P l'O••••n te , tot•t.her •I t h nece•••r J' ll'lc tdente l e , Oft • eel't•ift
•l l'-l• •nd •••nuee •• ••t forth !ft th l • ree.ol 11t l °"• end t o ••••••
the coet o f th• i epro••••ftt • .,•h1et t he pro pertr •p•c l •ll r
bene fl tN b)' t.tt. il11pro...,.l'lu and b c l lllded wi thin t he d l etrln 1 ...
WWIUU, puuuaftt t o t he Chart er-o f t he Cit)' end Ch•Pt•r
U o( the M11n ic:i pel Code of t he Ch)', tbe Cl t J' Cou nctl h H de-
t •r •tne d to C'Ol'l •t r11 c t al'l d 1r1 •t•ll •uch l •proY •••nt.e , prov i ded
h0ote•e r, that the Chr Couftcll •h•ll cone i llfH· all proten1 .,.-
Ob)e C'tlona that ••r be ••life In coft n•c tl o n wlU1 tbe Pl'Opo1ed
t •pro••••nt e , before Ol'de r lnt the con et ruct lon th•re o f r a nd
WNtlt.E.AI, puuu•nt t o a n order o f tti. Cltr CowicU, the l'.~lr1ee r Of t he Cit)' fol' t he p ropo .. d apecf al i .mpt"ff ... nt P'!'Oje Ct
h a1 pre p ared a nd f il ed S-•1'•1n•f} phfte , epectf lnt.lone, ••tt ...
Of N e t, ••P9 and •dleduJ u f or tbe propoe-4 h•r--nte 1
I& I T IUIOLV I D " TH CJTT COO •cu. 0, tll C'IT' o r
•. Ttu1 t t he Ctt.1 Coun<'ll ••• ,.t•ni J_, t.Mre et l •t.e •
ne c e1 1ltp f or the ~ft•t rwct l oft •"• 1fl •t •ll a t.1-•f t be •t r••t
l"lf, hlr• Ml4 t •tter .-•l49'WeU1 1.,,r ...... ot.e , t ot.i .. r wh.ll
"•C••••rr l•cl4l••t•l •, Oft tilt••• •tr••t • •Ad ••••"•• wlrl Jc •r •
r • ••rt lc11l e rJr ••t r o l'th Jo t he ootl ee or lil e•n ... a.e.41 t•
C'te•t • • •peela l l -.W ..... fllt 41 l et r1C't r er •K ,..r.,. ...
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5 . That the PToperty to b• UH••M for ••id lllPC'o.•-
.. nt• •h•ll be th• property •preelally bllnafited br Hid l11pr010 e -
••nta and included within tha l •proveoent dhtl'I C:t , •nd more
p•rticularlr deecrlbed ln tbe Wot l ce h•r•tn•ft•r ••t forth.
f . Tbet there •hall be pnpared an ordlM.ftee C"reetlrtt
within the corporate 11•.i.t• of the City, • •pecld i .lllS>To• ... nt
d i strict to be tno..n •• P••in9 Dhtrlct •o. 21, pro •l 41 1 ,.. for
the con•tructton end inetall e tlon of the J•pro• .. ••t•, e ll ••
de•crlbM 1'1 tble •eit0lutlon, and ln a ccordaftce •ltlli U1 e pra-
ll•iAat)' re,.ort, plan•, .. pe , ... clficat.1°"•• detaUa ..., ••t i-
.. Le• of ooet• of the sngtneer, baretn referred to •NI eo. °" ftl e
lfl the office of the Director of ••t1•••r1nt ler•tcee. fie
prOfllO• .. cwdtria•c. •11 1 be coneideC' .. for .,. ..... Oft Unt re .. 1,..
~ the Chr CO.ell at • r .. uhr ... ulllf thereof to be llield on
AJllC'tl 5, 1tU.
7. •ottc:e of the public h••rll'lt on t ... creation of
the dht.rtct eball be publl•hed once • week for tl!lree .. ell•
1ft th• •"'la.ood 89ftt1Ml, • ,,..,.,.per of t•neul clre.1.iton In
t he Cttr . J'n add ition, • C'Op)' of •ueh notice •h•ll be .. u ...
poet.,• ~epald, to ••ch known o-n•r of real propenr wlthlft the
propo•od dhtr let ,
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ITRl8TI A•D AV••D•t. AJID or A POWLIC HAatllQ .........
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deacrlbed, atld a ll pereon. teMr&ll)', an tr..r""r ftOtJftod lll•t
th• City COYl'IC11 Of lntlevood , ColorMo , P•r••••t to .... OWl'I
orde r ha• adoptN f'l'•l l•ifta ry llfetaUa , pl&fta ...... dflca tlona
for con•trvetlOll of •treet P••lne, c•rb alMI fYtt.er -4 eidwallr.
i"Pt'M•Mftte, h •Ml for • fll'opoeed apechl """'"-.•t dhtr1ct
•hhh th• corporate ll•he of lftllewood, Color ... , to be ltftOWfl ••
•••tnt Dl e trlot •o . 11 , laJd pereofla a re f •rttlar not.tfhd ••
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City of Englewood
ASSESSMENT DEFERRAL PROGRAM
INFORMATION SHEET
On June 1, 1981, City Council passed Ordinance #41 which established the
Assessment Deferral Program.
Through the Assessment Deferral Program, property owners may be eligible to
defer the payment of special assessments made upon their property . As the
attached letter indicates, the City Council intends to form a paving district
which would include your property.
In order to qualify for the deferral of a payment, a property owner must execute
a promissory note and lien to the City for the deferred amount and must also
meet specific guidelines as defined by City Council. Following are some of the
most important guidelines:
1) Applicant must reside in property to be assessed;
2) Household income must not exceed the following:
Number of Persons
in Household
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 or more
Income Limitations
(Yearly)
$ 7,600
$ 8,700
$ 9,750
$10,850
$11, 700
$12,600
$13,450
$14,300
3) Household must hav assets under the limit set by City Council.
For a complete set of these guidelines or other information on the Assessment
Deferral Program, contact the Conmrunity Development Department at 761-1140, ext.
3/10/82
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March 24, 1982
Honorable Mayor Eugene Otis
Members of Englewood City Council
3400 South Elati Street
Englewoo d, Colorado 80110
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Re: Residential Street, 2700
West Union Avenue and 2900
West Union Avenue
Dea r Mayor Otis and Council Members:
This letter is being submitted to direct the Mayor's and
City Council's attention to the special problems of a two
block area on West Union Avenue. The two block distance,
2700 West Union Avenue and 2900 West Union Avenue is bor-
dered on the one side by houses and on the other side by
Centennial Park.
The West Union street is used by all types of heavy equip-
ment and trucks, endangering the lives of children trying
to cross to the park and in general creating a hazzard for
those living in this area.
The heavy equipment/truck traffic passing through this two
block residential area consists of but is not limited to
Rock well Sand, Gravel and Concrete, Douglas County Concrete,
C.D.I. Trash (now an expanded operation), Van Hause Excava-ting, etc .
Santa Fe is an available adjacent artery constructed for
heavy equipment use and all heavy industrial vehicles ln the
recently expanding industrial area near the Platte River
along West Union Avenue could just as well be directed onto
Sant a Fe dissolving the problems created by this traffic
through a park and residential area.
The us ge of this two block residential street for heavy in-
<lustrial traffic is creating an ever widening bur<lon for thu
homeowner and endangering lives of those wishing to use tho
park facilities.
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We, therefore; respectfully request that Mayor Otis and
the Members of City Council review usage of West Union
Avenue between Decatur and Federal and consider the
following measures for action.
I. Weight limits for heavy equipment be established
and enforced.
II. The now posted 25 M.P.11. (CHILDREN PLAYING) be enforced.
III. All industrial traffic that can be diverted on-
to Santa Fe should be to help protect life and property.
S i ncerely,~~//fl/t ~ ~J~/~
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