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Home My WebLink About1981-05-18 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• • - CITY COUNCIL MEETING -Regular Hay 18, 1981 • • CITY COUNCIL MEETING May 181 1981 • RESOLUTION #A/,ft>s ~ 26 ORO I NANCE # ,41'. 1.61 41 I 42 I 43 0 • I . . I ( • • • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MAY 18, 1981 . ' \J 7 :30 P.M. /G o. / Call to order, invocation by Reverend Tom LaFleur, Hampden Hills Baptist Church, East Dartmouth and South University Blvd., pledge of allegiance by Girl Scout Troop #213, and roll call.1 ,C 1. I l.i!...t ..-...L- Minutes. Minutes of the special meeting of April 27, 1981 -7:00p.m . (Copies enclosed .) Minutes of the special meeting of April 27, 1981 -8 :00p.m. (Copies enclosed.) Minutes of the regular meeting of May 4, 1981 . (Copies enclosed.) 2. Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your pre- sentation to 10 minutes.) Mr. William Brookshire, Director of the Waste- water Treatment Plant, will be present to discuss the bid opening for the award of the contract for miscellaneous improvements at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.) (b) Mr. Bob Badger, Englewood VFW Past #322, v.r'" '1-f Mrs. Vivian Osbey, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post tt '' t. 11322, and Mrs. Jackie Smith, American Legion, £,1. ,~ , v',Gv Fred Perry, Post ft27 -all Poppy Chairmen i ~ J't. {)-f' :'' for their organizations, will be present to l "':4--~ 10 accept Buddy Poppy proclamation. (Copies ") 0 ' enclosed.) J.. i '<1) J. t :1} t f \ (c) IJ ~,,..__!. ~'Uill -'' 0\.. t-' r ..pO-) L-'' .... lo, J , t}3-V-~-D Mr. Michael Drumm and Ms . Deanna Duncan, Repre- sentatives of Channel 12, will be present to accept a proclamation proclaiming June 1, 1981 as Community Television Day. (Copies enclosed.) Other Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to 5 l!linutes.) • ) I • • ( • • - Page 2 May 18, 1981 Agenda 4. Public Hearing. (a) Ordinance on final reading approving the whole ..~_jC\ cost of the improvements made within Paving Y District No. 27, in the City of Englewood, IT''\.. \.. Colorado ; approving and confirming the apportion- L'-....... "'~-" ment of said cost to each lot or tract of land; I 1 ~<t ._,,.,. assessing a share of said cost against each lot lJ! · ~ l 11~l:'l or tract of land in the District ; prescribing the ~ manner for the collection and payment of said assessments; and declaring an emergency . (Copies enclosed .) 5. Communications -No Action Recommended. (a) Minutes of the Englewood Housing Authority meetings of March 9 and 25, 1981. (Copies enclosed .) (b) Minutes of the Englewood Public Library Board meeting of April 8, 1981. (Copies enclosed .) (c) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of April 21, 1981. (Copies enclosed.) (d) Minutes of the Liquor License Authority meeting of April 22, 1981. (Copies enclosed.) 6 . Communications -Action Recommended. 7. City Attorney. Ordinance on Final Reading. (a) '~ifo G to--'~' o Ordinance vacating a portion of a utility right-of-way in the Centennial South Subdivision on the north side of lots 6 and 14, Arapahoe County, Colorado. (Copies enclosed.) Bill for an Ordinance. Bill amending the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code by the addition thereto of Chapter 1.5 of Title XII providing for the deferment of payment of special assessments made upon property occupied as a residence by the owner . (Copies enclosed.) • I • • ( • • • • Pa ge 3 May 18, 1981 Age nda 7. City Attorney (Con tinued). , ~;~~ ~!~~e:~~~~v~~fo:~d~~r=~~~~b~t;~:~n~~= ;~~y o f ~ Flood Control District providing for construc t ion o o f flood control improvement s on Little Dry "1' Creek. (Copies enclosed.) ~~~~(d) Bill repealing and reenacting Chapter 9, Title XI, D.Jna i ~~O of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code, as amended, ~ 00 .,. concerning offenses relating to property and declaring an emergency . (Copies enclosed.) Resolutions . Resolution denying request of zone change from single-family residence to light-industrial by applicant George B. Adams in the 2900 block of West Union Avenue. (Copies enclosed.) Resolution amending the General Fund concerning ~ z.. ~ funding for the Planning and Zoning Seminar . vtU u1 · 0 . (Copies enclosed .) Proclamations . Proclamation ceremoniously changing the name of the 3300 block of South Bannock to "First Interstate Bank of Englewood Street" for the week of June 1-5, 1981. (Copies enclosed.) Other Matters . Pasternak settlement (water tower condemnation case). Boynton settlement (Little Dry Creek condemnation). John W's . (Copies enclosed.) Rocky Mountain Acquisitions vs. City, et al. (Copies enclosed .) Attorney's Choice .-·v./a. ~ f.ufu -~.-tJ -#~;,.J e D 8 . City Manager . Council Communication from the Director of Public Works concerning the lease with Media Enterprises, KQXI. (Copies enclosed.) • ) I • • ( ( • • • • Page 4 May 18, 1981 Agenda 8 . City Manager. Council Communication from the Director of Public Works concerning Navajo Street. (Copies enclosed.) (c) Manager's Choice. 9 . General Discussion. • I . . • • • • ROLL CALL Aye Nay Abs t Ab I en sta n Hiqday Neal F1 tzpatn ck Keena Bllo Bradshaw OtiS ~ A en~ ({M_<J -->1tK ~J_luu,. /uul.~ffotl3 ~· ;,,<-&u'YJ ~ '{; )'\Ll J, ~#o-~ A u ) );tl-- I . . • • ,. • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Absent Abstain Higday /./ Neal v-- Fitzpatrick v- Keena £.-- Bllo 1.-- Bradshaw v-- Otis ..... I • • • • • • .. - ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Absent Abstain Higday Neal I v Fitzpatrick Keena j 8110 I y Bradshaw l Otis '\.. I c:t-. I • • • • • • .. - ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Absent .'lc Abstain Higday \ v Neal I Fitzpatrick I v Keena I Bi lo I Bradshaw I Otis \ \. I 6 I • • • • • - -~-.-.. ~-----=-- ROLL CALL 11ove d Seconded Aye Nay Absent Abstain Higday J Neal I Fitzpatrick I Keena Bilo I v Bradshaw I Otis I / • ~ I • • ' . 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Upon a call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Keena •, Bilo , Bradshaw, Otis. Absent: None. The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * * Also present were : City Manager McCown Assistant City Manager Wanush City Attorney DeWitt Assistant City Attorney Holland Director of Community Development Powers Assistant Director of Community Development Romans Deputy City Clerk Watkins * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING AN APPEAL FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COM- MISSION DECISION ON REZONING REQUEST -CASE #2-81 -MR. GEORGE B. ADAMS. Council Member Bilo seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Nays: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick•, Keena, Bilo, Bradshaw , Otis. None. The Mayor declared the motion carried • I • • • Ap ril 2 7, 1 98 1 P age 2 • • .. Ass i s t ant Direc t o r o f Community Development Dorothy Romans, 3600 South Bannock, Apt. 2 04, appeared before Council and provid e d testimony to th e c a s e . Ms. Romans submi t ted the certificat i on of posting and publisher's affidavit of the no- t i ce published in the newspaper. Ms. Romans further subm i t t ed documents which provided background information for the re z oning request of Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Centennial Industrial Park from R-1-B, Sing l e-family Residence, to I-1 Light Industrial. The application was filed by Mr. George B. Adams, owner of the property. Ms. Romans submitted the original petition tha t was submitted to the Planning Commission. The petition was signed by property owners in the area in favor of rezoning subject property. Ms. Romans reported the Planning Commission decided not to recommend the rezoning to City Council for the follow- ing reasons: 1. No evidence was presented that proved the origi- nal zoning was in error. 2. No evidence was presented that there had been changes in the area which precluded the use of the land under the present zoning. 3. No evidence was presented that the property owner was being denied the use of his property under the present zoning. * * * * * * Mr. Harold Barrett , ~~representing the applicant George B. Adams, appeared before Council. Mr. Barrett stated this case was similar to a previous case of Mr. Rex Garrett's, Case No. 6-77 of 1415 West Tufts. The similarity being a rezoning request from residential to light industrial. Mr. Barrett stated the dif- ferences between the two cases were that an industrial area already existed across the street in Mr. Adams's case and there was no ob-jection by residents. Mr. Barrett submitted a rendering of the structure planned for the area and noted a correction from what was said at the Planning Commission hearing. Mr. Barrett stated there would not be outside storage. Mr. Barrett's counter reasons for the Commission's denial recommendations were : I • • • April 27, 1981 Page 3 • • - 1. The area is above the 100 foot plain and not subject to disaster from a flood. The original zoning was an educated guess. The change in living and econo- mics points up that from time to time further change in zoning is necessary. 2. Changes have taken place on the south side of Union both commercially and industrially. Banks are not interested in loaning money for construction of houses in this area. 3. Mr. Barrett submitted a letter from Mr. Michael F. Everett, Real Estate Department, Littleton National Bank, recommending that some type of commercial development be considered for subject area. 4. Mr. Barrett submitted a letter from J. D. Hyers ', Senior Vice President, United Bank of Littleton ', recommending that the best use of subject pro- perty would be light industrial. 5. Mr. Barrett stated the present zoning will pre- clude an orderly development of the property and no housing of any kind would be considered. The property was not an asset to the City sitting idle. 6. Mr. Barrett stated the change in traffic and the altering attitude of housing units tend to favor a commercial nature of industrial development, e.g. insurance office, doctors, dentists, etc. 7. The houses on the east belong to Hr. Adams, the applicant, who does not think the change would adversely affect the area. 8. The surrounding lots are industrial; therefore ', compatible to the proposed rezoning. 9. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 to the north through which the Brown Ditch runs are not of much use for construction until the ditch is vacated. This area would not be conducive to housing development. 10. Industrial development would strengthen the tax base. * * * * * * • I • • • • - April 27, 1981 Page 4 Council Member Neal discussed the Rex Garrett case not - ing the land was never developed. Mr. Neal asked wha t assurance could be given that Mr. Adams 's land would be developed. Mr. Barrett asked Mr. Anton Barchesky , to ap p ear before Counc il. Anton Barchesky, 5124 W. Fair Avenue, Littleton , appeared and testified that he was proposing to build on subj e ct property. Mr. Barchesky stated he would start construction within siK months and had his own financing. In response to Council Member Neal's question, Ms. Romans stated there was nothing in the Code which required development of the land if the change were made. Ms. Romans stated Mr. Adams had a firm contract with plans to proceed; however, it would not be anything that the City could control. In response to Council Member Keena's question, Mr. Barrett stated the homes to the south of subject property were residences. In response to Council Member Bilo's question, Mr. Barrett stated Mr. Adams has investigated other possible areas in Englewood for this kind of development. The only other land belonged to Mr. Rex Garrett. The property was not platted ~ and needed to have a street cut through it. The area was so large, Mr. Adams discounted this possibility. City Manager McCown asked Mr. Barrett if the petition signers knew exactly what they were signing. That they were being given a choice as to whether or not they were for I-1 zoning or were they being given a choice as to the particular development as proposed. Mr. Barrett stated the property owners were given the understanding that there would be an office warehouse built on the property with industrial zoning. George B. Adams, applicant, appeared before Council and provided testimony. Mr. Adams stated he went personally to each property owner, showed them a picture of the structure and told them what was being planned. In response to Council Member Higday's question, Mr. Adams stated he did not care that warehouse office space would be built across from his house. Council Member Neal asked Mr. Adams if the bill of sale provided for a contingency that the buyers have to build a particular building • I • • • I • • • .. April 27, 19 8 1 Page 5 Mr. Adams stated th e buyer two lots and put down e arnest mon e y. a signed contract wi t h Mr . Barchesk y ject to zoning. had a l re a dy b ought the Mr. Adams stated he had to purchase t h e land sub- * * * * * * Mr. Barrett gave closing remarks in that housing was aging throughout the district. The area had changed to a more functional zoning ; and in the new subdivisions, none o f the houses faced a busy thoroughfare. The traffic control l ights placed on South Santa Fe had enhanced it a great deal for cir- culation of traffic and encouraged the area to grow in a more commercial and industrial nature. Mr. Barrett asked th at Coun- cil grant this rezoning request. * * * * * * Mayor Otis asked if there was anyone in the audience wishing to speak either in favor or against the rezoning request. No one responded. * * * * * * Council Member Keena asked for an op~n~on from the City Attorney concerning any possibility of conflict of interests on her part since she was related to the property owners of Lot 13 and part of Lot 14. She stated she had not spoken to her rela- tives about this case. City Attorney DeWitt stated there should not be a legal problem. * * * * * * In response to Council Member Higday's question, Ms. Romans provided information in regard to the staff report. Ms. Romans stated based upon the information with the two present houses, it was the staff's opinion that detached houses could be built to the west or some type of housing that would be a buffer between the present houses and the development on Federal Boulevard. The position was to protect the present two houses. Council Member Higday discussed rezoning the area R-3 and noted that Council could initiate rezoning on its own. * * * * * * There were no further comnents. * * * * * * • I • • • April 27, 1981 Page 6 • • • COUNCIL MEMBER BILO MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Keena, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Mayor Otis stated Council would discuss the matter further in a study session prior to making a decision on the request. Mayor Otis adjourned the meeting at 8:13p.m. n.~#h~'HY cJ>t ~It I. "' • I • • • ( • SPECI AL MEETI NG: • - COU NCIL CHAMB ERS CITY OF ENG LE WOOD, COLORADO Apr il 2 7, 1981 lb The City Cou n cil of th e Cit y o f En glewood, Ar ap aho e Cou nty , Color a do, me t in s p ecia l ses sion on Ap r il 27 , 19 8 1 , at 8 :25 p.m. Mayor Otis, presid i ng, called the mee ti ng to ord e r. Both the invocation an d p l e dge of al legian c e we r e d i s- pensed with since they were spoke n at the pr i or meeting. Mayor Otis asked for roll call. Upon a call of the roll, the following were present : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Keena, Bile, Bradshaw, Otis. Absent : None. The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * * Also present were : City Manager McCown Assistant City Manager Wanush City Attorney DeWitt Assistant City Attorney Holland Director of Community Develop- ment Powers Assistant Director of Community Development Romans Deputy City Clerk Watkins * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEAR- ING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO TITLE VI, CHAPTER 7 , OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, ASSESSING AGAINST CERTAIN REALTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF THE COST OF REMOVAL OF WEEDS THEREFROM BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLUS AN ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGE AND PENALTY. Coun- cil Member Fitzpatrick seconded t he motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Nays : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Keena, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. The Mayor declared the motion carried • • I • • •• • • • .. April 27, 19 8 1 Page 2 Ass i s t an t City At t orney Tom Holland pr e s e n ted t he proposed ord i nance. Mr. Holland s t ated t he ord i nance was au- thor iz ed under Tit l e VI, Chapter 7 , of the 1969 Englewood Mu - nicipal Code. Attached to t he ordinanc e was a l i st o f th e owners of particular realty for which it was necessary that the City remove weeds. The City has sent statements to the property owners concerning the cost of the weed removal and has not received payment. Mr. Holland stated the ord i nance assesses the cost of weed removal as well as a penalty against those specified owners and realty. public t i nel. owners Mr. Holland submitted the published legal notice of hearing published April 8, 1981, in the Englewood Sen- He submitted also the published legal notice tha t all and occupants of land within the City to remove weeds. In discussing the mechanics of the ordinance, Mr. Holland submitted the notice of posting used by the Code En- forcement Division of the Community Development Department notifying the owner of and/or occupant of a property to re- move weeds. Mr. Holland stated Code Enforcement officers continue to check to see if the weeds have been cut ; and if not, the work goes out for bid and the paper work forwarded onto the Finance Department. He added that the Code Enforce- ment Division makes a photographic record of their determina- tion that weeds exist, that the property has been posted, and whether or not weeds have been cut. If the City incurrs the cost for weed removal, the Finance Department sends a certi- fied statement to the owner. Mr. Holland submitted sample copies of a certified statement and a follow up letter. Mr. Holland stated the City has received and recorded six to ten responses on this matter. The people were told to come to the meeting or to write a letter should they wish to present evidence. Mr. Holland stated if Council finds the costs to be in order , the assessments will be forwarded to the County Trea- surer for collection. Council Member Bilo asked how the assessment was going to effect previous owners of property who have not paid. Mr. Holland stated if a prior owner appears on the list and the weeds were actually removed from his property, the assess- ment is valid. If the weeds were removed from a previous owner's property and the City has billed the wrong person, that person would not be responsible for paying. Mr. Holland stated the ordinance gives Council the power to correct any of those kinds of errors. • I • • • April 27, 1981 Page 3 .. • • • Council Member Bradshaw noted a certain property owner on the list actually paid the bill last year. Ms. Bradshaw stated the property owner was under the impression that she still had a month in which to write an explanatory letter. Mr. Holland stated it was his understanding that people were informed they had a certain length of time in which to write a letter. Mr. Holland suggested that Council not pass the ordinance at this meeting, but give all those who might want to come in and speak at this hearing the op- portunity to do so and all of those who have previously con- tacted the City an opportunity to write a letter. As soon as staff got the documents, the list would be updated. In response to City Manager McCown's question, Mr. Holland stated letters received after the public hearing could be considered according to the way the Code was written. Mr. Holland stated the list would be reviewed, veri- fied, and corrected by the Finance Department. Mr. Holland then submitted a letter from Robert Von Schlichting protesting the assessment amount for his property. * * * * * * Mayor Otis asked for anyone wishing to speak to Council on this matter to come forward. Robert Von Schlichting, 4308 South Pennsylvania, ap- peared before Council. Mr. Schlichting provided testimony con- cerning his protest. He suggested that people do not read legal notices and would not know their property was going to be assessed. Mr. Schichting suggested that another letter be sent to the people addressed to "Resident" in order that more people be given an op- portunity to be aware of the assessment. Mr. Schichting stated this method would be less expensive than researching real estate records. There was no other person in the audience wishing to speak on the ordinance. Council Member Keena asked if the lien was placed on the realty rather than the person. Mr. Holland stated the assessment would go against both the realty and the record owner of that realty • • I • • • April 27, 1981 Page 4 • • - Mr. Von Schlichting suggested that the letter be a gen e ral ques tionnai r e t o cov er renter s, past prop e rty own er s, present property owners , etc. Counc il Member Nea l s t ated the problem of correct assessments would be handled properly if the matter could be processed every six months. Counci l Member Fitzpatrick suggested that Council make it a record to require every fall a listing as to whose weeds were cut and to what indebtedness the City has incurred to cut the weeds. Mr. Fitzpatrick then asked how many certi- fied letters were returned to the City. Mr. Hol l and stated many or most of the letters came back. He noted that the ordinance did not require a registered notification to be sent to the property owners but only required the mailing of a letter and that all other forms of notice to be sufficient. Council Member Bradshaw called Susie Schneider to come forward. Susie Schneider, 2990 South Grant, appeared before Council. Ms. Schneider provided testimony in that the ordi- nance would facilitate the control of weeds in the City. Ms. Schneider stated that many of the people were perpetual viola- tors who owned several pieces of property but did not take care of them. Ms. Schneider stated she did not believe sending another letter would help facilitate getting the assessments paid. Most of the letters that were returned were double checked by her and with the County, many of which were found to be in estates , etc. She stated she had some concerns about assessing property owners who bought property three years ago ', have kept it up during the three years, and were now receiving assessment notices. Mayor Otis spoke of the necessity in keeping the list up-to-date annually; and further supported weed removal enforcement. Council Member Neal discussed the list of assessments. Mr. Neal stated he felt the penalties were too low. He requested the City Attorney to prepare some suggestions in recovering the true costs on this ordinance . * * * * * * There were no further comments. * * * * * * • I • • • • • .. - April 27, 1981 Page 5 COUNCIL MEMBER KEENA K>VED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEAR- ING. Council Member Bilo seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : MEETING. 9:00 p.m. Ayes: Nays: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Keena, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO ADJOURN THE Mayor Otis adjourned the meeting without a vote at ~""-~·~fu~;.) puty City er I • I • • • • REGULAR MEETING: • • • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEio«>>D, COLORADO May 4, 1981 /(!_; The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on May 4, 1981, at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Otis, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Council Member Thomas Fitzpatrick. The pledge of allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop IllS and 1154. Mayor Otis asked for roll call. Upon a call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. Absent: Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * * Also present were: City Manager McCown Assistant City Manager Wanush Assistant City Attorney Holland Director of Finance/ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer Higbee Deputy City Clerk Watkins * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 20, 1981. Council Member Fitz- patrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick•, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * • I • • • • • - Hay 4, 1981 Page 2 time. were: There were no pre-scheduled visitors on the agenda. * * * * * * There were no other visitors wishing to speak at this * * * * * * "CoDIIIUnications -No Action RecoiiiDended" on the agenda (a) (b) (c) (d) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Com- missioners meeting of March 19, 1981. Minutes of the Downtown Development Au- thority meeting of April 22, 1981. Memorandum from the Fire Chief to the City Manager concerning out-of-state trips that Fire personnel attended. Municipal Court Activity Report for the month of March, 1981. COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO ACCEPT TIONS -NO ACTION RECOMMENDED" AGENDA ITEMS SA -50. Member Bilo seconded the motion. Upon a call of the vote resulted as follows : "COHHUNICA- Council roll, the Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Assistant City Manager Wanush presented the minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of April 14, 1981, and the recommendation contained therein regarding a request made by the Valley Sanitation District for annexation of additional land into the service area. COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY MOVED TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENT 14 VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT. Council Member Fitzpatrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: • I • • • • • • May 4, 1981 Page 3 Ayes : Nays : Absent : • • - Counci l Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Assistant City Manager Wanush presented the minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of April 14, 1981, and the recommendation contained therein regarding a license agree- ment with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and the Denver and Rio-Grande Railroad for permission to place a 27" sanitary sewer line across the tracks. Council Member Neal requested that staff prepare a time line reflecting the decisions to be made in regard to the sewer line inclusive of options of some sort of culvert along Floyd or from Floyd and Elati down to the plant. Mr. Wanush replied that the Director of Public Works and the Director of Utilities were presently preparing a prelimi- nary report outlining the basic steps and decisions that have to be made on the project. Mr. Wanush stated the time line would be available to Council before any final acceptance of bids were made. Council Member Higday stated the Water and Sewer Board also discussed the opening and closing of Broadway on an untimely basis for one project or another was becoming unacceptable; and coordination was going to be demanded. Council Member Neal stated he did not want to have Floyd Avenue torn up during Christmas because it would block the northern access into Cinderella City. Also, that Floyd Avenue was critical to the redevelopment plans of Cinderella City. COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO APPROVE THE LICENSE AGREEMENTS WITH THE ATCHINSON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD AND THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILROAD FOR A 27" SANITARY SEWER LINE TO CROSS THE RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY. Council Member Bilo seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis • • I • • • Hay 4, 198 1 Page 4 Nays : Absent : • • • None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried, Council Member Neal requested further that an analysis be prepared in terms of the six quarter budget, i.e. what funds are available, what funds are allocated to projects, and what funds can potentially be allocated for this project. * * * * * * Mayor Otis presented a Council Communication from the Parks and Recreation Department requesting permission to hang a banner across South Broadway announcing Super Saturday. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO APPROVE THE REQUEST TO HANG A BANNER OVER SOUTH BROADWAY FROM JUNE 15 -JUNE 22, 1981, ANNOUNCING SUPER SATURDAY. Council Member Higday seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as fol-lows : Ayes: Nays : Absent : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried, ORDINANCE NO. 38 SERIES OF 1981 * * * * * * BY AUTHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 41 INTRODUCTION BY COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 16 OF CHAPTER 7, TITLE IX, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1969 •, AS AMENDED. COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL MOVED TO PASS COUNCIL BILL NO. 41 •, SERIES OF 1981, ON FINAL READING. Council Member Bradshaw sec- onded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick•, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis • • I • • , • May 4, 1981 Page 5 Nays : Absent : • • None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. SERIES OF 1981 * * * * * * BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 43 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF A UTILITY RIGHT-OF-WAY IN CENTENNIAL SOUTH SUBDIVISION ON niE NORTH SIDE OF LOTS 6 AND 14 •, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO PASS COUNCIL BILL NO . 43, SERIES OF 1981, ON FIRST READING. Council Member Brad- shaw seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick·, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. ORDINANCE NO.· __ _ SERIES OF 1981 * * * * * * BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 44 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 22 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING OR- DINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, OF THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD, RELATING TO ADULT USES, ESTABLISHING ZONING LIMITATIONS ON THEIR LOCATION, AND PROVIDING FOR THE TERMINATION OF NONCON-FORMING USES. • I . • • Hay 4, 1981 Page 6 • • - Council Member Bradshaw asked for the rationale be- hind the 500 foot limitation from residential areas as opposed to the 1000 foot in the temporary ordinance. Mr. Holland stated in a recent United States Supreme Court case on this particular subject, a similar ordinance was held constitutional. The ordinance contained the requirement that a use must be 500 feet or more from residential areas. Mr. Holland stated Mr. DeWitt put in the 500 foot requirement to assure the bill constitutional; however, it would be Coun- cil's discretion to increase the limitation. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO PASS COUNCIL BILL NO. 44, SERIES OF 1981, ON FIRST READING. Council Member Bilo seconded the motion. COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL K>VED TO AMEND THE MOTION AND ADD "AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY" AFTER "USES" IN THE ORDINANCE TITLE. Council Member Fitzpatrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick·, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Upon a call of the roll, the vote on the original mo- tion resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO SET A PUBLIC HEAR- ING ON COUNCIL BILL NO. 44, FOR JUNE 1, 1981, AT 7:30 P.M. Coun- cil Member Neal seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll ', the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis • • I • • , 0 • • May 4. 1981 Page 7 Nays : Absent: • • • None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 20 SERIES OF 1981 * * * * * * A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE APPOINTMENT OF CHARLES C. GRIMM AS ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO PASS RESOLUTION NO. 20, SERIES OF 1981. Council Member Fitzpatrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick•, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO ACCEPT A PROCLAMA- TION DECLARING THE WEEK OF MAY 17 -23, 1981, AS "PUBLIC WORKS WEEK". Council Member Bradshaw seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays : Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Council asked the newspaper reporters to make mention of the aforementioned event in their respective newspapers • * * * * * * • I • • • May 4, 1981 Page 8 • • .. Assistant City Attorney Holland transmitted and dis- cussed a memorandum from City Attorney DeWitt regarding a draft ordinance designed to increase penalties for municipal offenses. Assistant City Attorney Holland transmitted and dis- cussed a memorandum from City Attorney DeWitt regarding a draft ordinance regulating gold and silver exchanges. In regard to the proposed ordinance on increasing penalties for municipal offenses, Council Member Neal asked for information on whether or not restitution and/or fine could exceed the $1,000 limit. Also, whether or not resti- tution can be required. Assistant City Attorney Holland stated municipali- ties do not have the authority to enact anything which would be classified as a felony. To determine whether or .not some- thing is a felony, is determined by the penalty which is as- sessed for it. The minimum penalty for determination of a felony is $1,000. He stated there is some chance if the pen- alty assessed for the violation of an ordinance went to $1,000 or over a $1,000 including restitution that that would be classi- fied a felony and therefore, the City could not have an ordinance doing that. Mr. Holland stated the City Attorney's office would further research the question. Council Member Neal asked if restitution could be se- parated from the concept of a penalty. * * * * * * Assistant City Attorney Holland informed Council that the Housing Authority had paid off the loan for the new Senior Citizen Housing project. * * * * * * Council Member Higday instructed the Deputy Clerk to add his name as co-sponsor to Council Bill No. 44. Other Council Members expressed support for the bill. * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a Council Communication from the Director of Finance concerning Computer Hardware and Software Contract with Computer Resource Management Corporation (CRMC) with a Lease/Purchase Agreement. • I • • , ( • May 4, 1981 Page 9 • • • Director of Finance Higbee appeared before Council and presented the information. Mr. Higbee stated final contract terms had been reached with CRMC in the amount of $266,710 of which $186 ,460 is for the purchase of computer hardware and $80,250 for the purchase of application software. Mr. Higbee stated the application sof~are would be Vehicle Maintenance package, Finance Accounting package, Utility Accounting package, Payroll Personnel system, Sales Tax Accounting system, and Fire Depart- ment Incident Reporting package. Mr. Higbee requested that the City Manager be authorized to execute the contract for computer hardware and software with CRMC pending the City Council passing a resolution at some future date entering into a lease/purchase arrangement for the financing of the computer hardware and software. Mr. Higbee further requested that the City Manager be authorized to enter into a lease/purchase contract negotiations for the purpose of financing the computer hardware. Mr. Higbee stated the 1981 Data Processing Budget con- tained $118,000 for the purpose of making lease/purchase payments and also for implementation support. Mr. Higbee requested that a down payment in the amount of ~80,710 be made, leaving a total of $186,000 to be financed over a five-year period of time. Mr. Higbee stated Margaret Freeman, the City's Data Processing Manager, and Gary Svoboda, President of the CRMC ', were present if Council had any questions. Council Member Bradshaw stated the operational audit of Municipal Court showed a tremendous need for computer pro- gramming of the court. Ms. Bradshaw asked if Municipal Court's needs will be phased in. Mr. Higbee stated there would be no problem in phas- ing it in. The contract was for a one-year period of time and all of the applications he mentioned should be on board. Mr. Higbee stated the hardware has the capacity to take care of the Court's needs; and if Council directed the undertaking of Court applications this year, it would take additional workload, an- other contract, and additional money; or deletion of some of the applications. Mr. Higbee stated the applications proposed in Phase I were the current applications being run on the exist- ing computer system ; and until they are on the new computer sys- tem, the old computer system can not be removed. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A LEASE/PURCHASE CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING THE COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFT- WARE WITH CRMC. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: I • • • May 4 , 1981 Page 10 Ayes : Nays: Absent : • • • Council Members Higday, Neal , Fitzpatrick, Bilo , Bradshaw , Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE CONTRACT WITH CRMC PENDING THAT CITY COUNCIL PASS A RESOLUTION AT SOME FUTURE DATE ENTERING INTO A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT FOR COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFr- WARE. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a Council Communication from the Director of Engineering Services concerning an agree- ment with Urban Drainage and Flood Control District with the City of Englewood on construction and inspection of Little Dry Creek Schedule I Project. COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY MOVED TO DIRECT THE CITY AT- TORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT • Coun- cil Member Fitzpatrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent : Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * • I • • 0 • • • May 4, 1981 Page 10 Ayes : Nays : Absent : • • Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick, Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE CONTRACT WITH CRMC PENDING THAT CITY COUNCIL PASS A RESOLUTION AT SOME FUTURE DATE ENTERING INTO A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT FOR COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFT- WARE. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick ', Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a Council Communication from the Director of Engineering Services concerning an agree- ment with Urban Drainage and Flood Control District with the City of Englewood on construction and inspection of Little Dry Creek Schedule I Project. COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY MOVED TO DIRECT THE CITY AT- TORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT. Coun- cil Member Fitzpatrick seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick~ Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis. None. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * • I . • • • May 4, 1981 Page 11 RESOLUTION NO. 21 SERIES OF 1981 . . • • • A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE WITH MEDIA ENTERPRISES, INC. COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO PASS RESOLUTION NO. 21, SERIES OF 1981. Council Member Bradshaw seconded the motion. Council Member Neal opposed renegotiating existing contracts. Council Member Higday agreed with Mr. Neal. COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION. Council Member Higday seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Higday, Bilo, Bradshaw. Council Members Neal, Fitzpatrick, Otis. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion defeated. Council instructed the City Manager to bring up this matter at a study session to discuss the contract's impact on the water plant. Upon a call of the roll, the vote on the original mo-tion resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Fitzpatrick, Bradshaw, Otis. Council Members Higday, Neal, Bilo. Council Member Keena. The Mayor declared the motion defeated. * * * * * * Council instructed staff to send a sympathy card to the family of Vi Gardner. * * * * * * I • • • • • .. - May 4 , 1981 Page 12 Council instructed staff to send a get well card to the mother of City Attorney Rick DeWitt. * * * * * * There was no further business to be discussed. * * * * * * COUNCIL MEMBER HIGDAY K>VEO TO ADJOURN THE MEETING. 8:40 p.m. Mayor Otis adjourned the meeting without a vote at ~ ??~ ,it ~4!A ~A/ puty ity er • I • • • • • ,. - ..../ .. . "'. , . / -·"" C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N DATE AGENDA ITEM SUBJE'CT Ma y 13, 1981 a A Bi ds for Mi scel laneous Improvements to Joint Llttleton/Enqlewood Wastewater :ke_at~ Plant INITIATED rwtf..ary R. Higbee, Director of Finance Tr 17" . • ... . .. ACTION PROP'~ :rED Counci 1 to approve and award bid for Wastewater Plant Improvements to Sauter C~truction Company. INTRODUCTION: The Wastewater Department is requesting approval and award of a bid for Miscellaneous Improvements to Joint Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant. BACKGROUND : The Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant was put on-line in early 1977 and during the s tart-up procedure and shortly after, It was determined t ha t with the addition of some minor equipment and piping the plant would be capable of more consistently meeting its NPDES Permit, be able to more consistently control the odo rs that could eminate from the facility and provide a little better safety for employees in the operation of the Plant. The engineer and staff worked with EPA and the State Health Department to procure an additional approval for the installation of the required improvements under the original Bi-City Construction Grant. The initial presentation to Council, some time ago, included a lime slacker which was to be use d in the sludge dewatering process. The slacker has been deleted from the contract, because after the staff has experimented with several other options and chemicals in the sludge dewatering process, it was found that the use of ferric chlori de and a polymer was practical and the slacker was not necessary. The elimination of the lime slacker reduced the expenditure for the Modifications and Improvements by approximately $500,000.00. It should also be noted that this contract will in no way hamper the continued operation of the facility during the construction period . FINANCIAL DETAILS : Sealed bids were requested and received for Miscellaneous Improvements to the Joint Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant and were as follows : Sauter Construction Co. Denver, Colorado Air Condit ioning, Plumbing and Heating Service Co. (APH) Den ver, Colorado Western States Construction Co. Loveland, Colorado Osberg Construction Co . Fort Collins, Colorado Engineer's Estimate $670,670.00 $702,000.00 $772,700.00 $978,000.00 $775,600.00 .. ----------------------·--·------------' • I • • • • • .. PAGE 2 This project is to be completed under the original grant for the construction of the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Facility and will be funded 75% by EPA, 12;% by Littleton and 12;% by Englewood. One item remains to be resolved. Approval was received from State and EPA to include an additional modification to the Oxygen System. The modification will permit feeding oxygen from the liquid storage tanks to supplement the Cryogenic Unit. The additional grant amount is $40,000.00. The modification is not in the original contract and must be negotiated. The total cost to each City for these modifications is $88,834.00 . Englewood's portion will be funded out of the Sewer Enterprise Fund. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended this award be made to the low bidder, Sauter Construction Company, in a total amount of $670,670.00 for Miscellaneous Improvements to the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Facility, and authorize staff and the engineer to negotiate the oxygen system modification not to ex ceed grant amount . The engineer's recommendations are attached. Appropriated funds are reflected in the Bi-City Treatment Fund. • I • • • • • - HDR Henn.ngson, Our arn R·chardson , Inc. of Colo rado 1•0Clr....nr 1 111 ~~c., t r •8 ~.!O:l May 5, 198 1 :Jl , ,..,.J,J Alex 8l'"ldrte A d-anus Auston Cher'1octe Chocago 0 - Denver ~ Houa =n K nox vtlle M inrleepolls Norfolk O rnane Pen&eCOia Phoeno• ./ Mr' An dy McCown City Manager Ci ty of Englewood 3400 South Elat i Street Englewood, CO 80110 Mr . Ga le Chr i sty City MAnager City of Li ttleton 2255 West Berry Littleton, CO 80165 R J • ....... Re : Mi see llaneous I~rove~~ents Joint L/E Wastewater Treatment Plant CITY M N .,.;~;, :· l H ti;t ENGLE WO() Gentlemen: We are reporting on the results of the bid opening as well as making our recommendation for award of the contract for the above project, with the concurrence of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (see enclosure). On March 26, four bids were received, as s..-rized below: 1. Sauter Construction Co . $670,670 .00 Denver, Colorado 2. Air Conditioning, Plunbing and Heating Service Co. (APH) $702,000.00 Denver, Co 1 orado 3. Western States Construction Co. $772,700.00 Loveland, Colorado 4 . Osberg Construction Co . $978,000.00 Fort Collins, Colorado Eng i neer's Est i mate $775,600 .00 Enclosed is a copy of the bid tabulation, as well as a breakdown of the Engineer's Estimate , for your records. The l ow bidder, Sauter Construction Company is currently engaged in work under cont r act to t he Ci ty of Englewood for rehabilitation of the existing En gl ewood WWTP . We f ee l the company will conscientiously provide consistent hi gh quality workmansh i p. The company has expressed willingness to sign a No Cost Change Order to i nc l ude Modificat i on No. 1 to the Wage Rate con- ta i ned i n the Spec i f icat i ons (see EPA letter enclosed). Sene-a B&f"bere Sea cele W~.D.C • I • • r r • Mr. Andy McCown Mr. Gale Christy ,. Cities of Englewood-Littleton May s. 1981 Page 2 • • - Accordingly. we re~nd that the contract for M1sce11aneous IIIIProv-nts to the Joint LIE Regional WWTP be awarded to the low bidder, Sauter Construction Compa"Y fn the a.ount of $670,670.00. Very truly yours HENNINGSON, DURHAM & RICHARDSON, INC. OF COLORADO JEA/jb Enc. cc: Cfty of Englewood William Brookshire Ke 11 s Waggoner Al Rhoades City of Littleton Charles Blosten . ., I . . ~ID • ·"' • A ntfy l4ct""" ~Tiql~ City "ll'llllflt!l" 1400 ~outh Elate Street ~~1 1~~. Co l~r aAo aQll O ,. • • - ~e: F•d~r'll StoWt~ '·lorh lktftt r. ~~032~-01 (St.o 3) l1tt1etor~/EnqlelfOOit, C olor~o TM, .nn ¥.:!tnow1edqe J"P.Ceil)t on ~pr-11 3, 1~. of ll~ds rec:e1\'M antf siJUI)ort1nq r!aallf!ltt!. The ~.n.ent of lllbtllr' Wllql! !J@tmtl1nat1!1ft Dechion l'o. ~-57Z6 i nc 1 udi ng ~odff1cat1on ~o. 1 ~as 1n ~f~t 't the ~f~ bid! ~ OD!!ft. ~od1f1cat1~ !t~. 1 was nat inch"'~ '" yoar Sl)eCif1cat1on and naw •st n~ •nc:or~MT•~n frl ~he CDI'tract '>!' chlftqe orler. ft 1s M!COIII!Iended that a no cost cheniJII orrl@r be t!xeeuted coneun"'!ftt with contract award. ~is letter wfll ~st1tute your &uthor1ratinn to ...,.d the construction cOfttf'..:t to SaJter COflstruction Co •• the lc. I"MMIIOtSift, ~~fble bidder condfti'lll@A to t!le fncl•1sfon of Mod1f1cat1on l'lo. 1 to the Oeoart.eftt of L~er W~tOP. Det~fnat1on l'lo. t:M05126 1nto the contr-act doa.et~ts. The tot~tl 1110unt of -t~ contr!Ct is !570,57o.ryo, all of which is eliq~hle f~ Federal o~~trtfc1,at1on. 'flle ~r!!flt C'lf'fer r'81e1M t~ o;!'IM! 1n ~he I!!IICunt of $13,:!02,450.')(). r.onstrttct1on r"'IY now bet~1n Itt JOU1" conve"1enee. Pleastt furn1s!'t thfs offic! w i t~ two cop1~s of thP. aathor1zat1on to t~ cofltraetor ~o begfn c0f'o;truet1on, arwi t1o10 CO!!fes of ttl@ signed contract docUMent~ thr9ugh the ~ol~r~~o Deoar~~nt ~f Health. Th~ r~u1red EEO d~tati~n ~111 ~~ r~uest~ h'f SI!U al"l!te lP.tter al'd IIIUSt be sub!l1tt-.d to the Off1ce of Ch11 "~r:!h t.s ,.nrl l!,.b<m Mfai'!'"<; !"tO later t~an Zl') <1 !1/$ :!fter t"e award l)f the contract. P 1 e11s~ adY15e the CO!"J'S of ':n,1neers, ~ ~1 111 !lt! "'Inftorim) the c nnst.r11cti~ ~..,,.. <::PA. 'IS scon -'lS !:'1'! Pl"f!eon!tr•Jct1on t.oflf~~nee is scheduled. T~y c an b~ C!!nt~t~ at (~03) 837-~061. T tle ·~0 ~ 3 <;.9 ~-:-3, reQu1~s that ct:~ntrr.ct ors rr.a1!'l1.:11ift ac!@quate fire ~nrl ~~tenr.ed coYeraae (where a~~r1at~). wo~!'l's c~ensatfon, public l ia"dl ity ·~!'l" ~"N.!nert .Y t1a!llaf1~. <!Ti d "all r1s ~:· hu 11d~s r1<sk insurance fi'le1url 1 n~ t,lastfn!J .,,.~ .~ri)M!It"1ate) !'1ur1ng the eonstruct1on !J!lase of the c ont n~t . fllr:>-'SP. ~,..,d t "''! wori(Jilp'l'S ~'!I"SatiiJT! and lnsuranee cert1f1catt!s, ,~~~~nc~ !nd ~~~ent bonds, and s1qn~ st.at~ent of non-seg~~aterl f~ri 1~ti~~ ~~r ,,~ :~ntr1c to rs ~r.j subcor.tr~ct~rs • • I • • . . -. i (' I I ' I r- • • • • Thi ~ 1s an ~riate t1• to .-..irtd yau that the 1Mti"Mtfons for ca,.,-y1ng out the Pftsfdent's Executf,. Order llo. 11246 requfN that tMs offfa 1>e not1f1ed "-dhtely UOCift 1t111MC:e of all wort or-ders. A stata.nt should also be ftn'ftfshed bJ the ..thcri!ed NP"'Mitathe that the 1Mtruc:t1ans eonta1ned fn the fftfaratfonal .. ater-fals d1strfbated by EPA RPqfOft Ytrt fflt" the 1•1-...tatfon f1f becuthe Order llo. 11:!441 h..,. beell cor.t:~11ed l'ffth. ce: ll'r. Ronald Schuyler- HIM, IIIC. !x:c: 'llE(Omaha) CO£ ( Denv@Y") S h1cere1 y yours. Vfllf .. H. H~. P.E. Dfi"Ctor Dff1ce tlf Publfc Fac111t1es and lr..ts Water 01Y1Sfllft -. I . • • • - JOB No . R 153-IZ-10 BID TABULATION FOR : f JOIIIHJSE R£61011Al liASTEIIATEl TlEATIIEIIT PlAIIT DATE : i liTILETOII-EIIGl.EIIOOD, COI.OMOO Mlrch Z6, 1981. 10 :00 •.•. MISCELLANEOUS llftOVEIOTS • CO aJ3Z9 CONTRACTOR SAUTER COIISnutTIOII co .1 :~T~SE:~~:~~lAPM IIESTUII STATES I HDR I COMSTRUCTIOII CO . OSBERG COIISTRUCTI 011 CO ENGIN[[R 'S ESTI MATE --.... -=-:: .. • .. ~ ... CITY ll STATE DENVER COLOMOO DEliVER, COLORADO LOVELAND, COLORADO FORT COlliNS, COLORAOO ----·-.. _ ................ BID SECURITY 51 BID IICJI) 51 110 IICJI) 51 100 IOIID 51 liD BOND INa ITEM QUANTITY .... TOTAL .=r TOTAL Ulll TOTAL UN il TOTAL UNIT TOTAL ~tC( ""ICE PIIIC[ FlftiCE 1. Miscellanoous l.,rn~.L1QJII• .lftlnt- Use llooional llast-tor Troa,_t Plant for tho titles of Littleton and Englewoo Colorado, c-leto as specified ll"' SUM 1670 670.00 $702,000.00 $772.700 .00 $978,000 .00 $775,600.00 St.BCIIITRACTORS 1. ELECTRICAL Ci.rlton Electric -Z& Consolidated -.. Consoli dated Alltricl Power, Inc . E"'Jnoo Big ....,,_ ""'I 2. IIECIIAIIJCAI. a . IISI APM Sor leo Co. llostom States Osberg lonstn~ction Co b.Gotoe s Dralo lllllna 3. OTMER (OVer S25 ,000) 1 . Tech Sales a. Pas 1 Const. b. W1te llor\s Sales b.-in Stool Act-le-t of Addenda No's 1 and 2 , .. ·-·-. Yes lOS CERTIFIED CORRECT It ~-::::s-. r '.l _.. n. • jMSON_ II. COI.B' , P. E. /I u r-- -'---- • • • • .. • HDR H enr .r c ::>Or'l. O ~H h r 1..:; R oc · 0 r c!s fl. I , 1 OOCI!I toll P ~tt!f"" ::-tt"" cnec xt ' ,, 1 300 ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE JOINT -USE ,,,Ol•\r~· '0 ~\.1->t.Pr..,e REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT LITTLETON-ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS 1. Mob i lization, Bonds and Insurance 2. Air Scrubber Improvements 3. Exhaust Duct System Improvements, Vacuum Filter Room 4. Grit Pump Alarm Lights 5 . Grit line Addition 6. Interconnect Raw Sludge and Scum Piping 7. Interconnect Sludge Transfer & Supernatant Piping 8. Final Clarifier Walkways 9. Dewatering Facilities for Chlorine Contact Oasin 10. Addition to Chlorination Facilities 11. Hose Bib Additions 12 . Yard Hy drant and Plant Water Additions Manhole Cover Replacements Sct:-rt<p-14 . Ladder Rail Extensions A'exanona 15. Atlan t:.e Auston 16. Chariot:te Chcago Deltas 17. Denver Helene Houscon 18. Knoxvtlte Mlt'Vleapoh.s 19. Norfolk Drnane Pensecote 20. Phoenox Sante Barbere Seectie Weshtngton, D .C . • Exterior Lighting Add iti ons I nterconnect Vacuum Filters and Pumps Addition of Gas Pilots New Cyclone Grit Separators Drain Addition for Grit Separators Cooling Tower Addition February 23, 19 81 s 15,000 11,100 7,500 1,300 12,500 33,500 9,800 25,200 40,500 146,000 19,500 20,400 25,400 6,600 2,200 16,800 141300 I • • 14,200 8,200 188,300 • • • • - Engineer's Estimate -2/23/81 ·Littleton-Englewood Regional WWTP Misc e lla ne ous Improvements Page 2 21 . Cool i ng Water Retu r n Li ne 22 . Non-sl i p Floor i ng Add i tion 23. Sludge Grinder System Additions 24 . Sludge Line Additions 25 . Torque Overload Enclosures 26 . Addition of l-inch Plant Water Line 27 . Interconnect Sludge Transfer and Recirculation Piping 28. Interconnect Supernatant Discharge and Drain Piping 29. Modifications to Supernatant Overflow Piping 30. Centrate and Filtrate Drain Piping Additions 31. Grit Pump Modifications ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST *Included in Item 20 ·: * $ 9,900 64,300 14,400 5,000 1,200 21,300 2,500 3,900 24,900 9,900 $775,600 I . . ·Jo ( ~ r • RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1981 .. • • • A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE SEWER FUND AND THE BI-CITY SEWER FUND (LITTLETON/ENGLEWOOD WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT). WHEREAS, the City Council has approved miscellaneous improvements to the Littleton/Englewood Waste Water Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, bids were received for a portion of those improvements totaling $670,670.00, from Sauter Construction Company of Denver, Colorado; and WHEREAS, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will participate in 751., Littleton in 12 l/21., and Englewood in 12 l/21. in construction costs; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows: Section l. The following appropriation and revenue estimates are made in the Bi-City Treatment Fund: Source of Funds EPA Grant City of Littleton City of Englewood Appropriation of Funds Misc. Improvements Section 2. $ s ~ 503,000 ..;· ~-., 2 ~ 0 83,835 <1 3 /r;o 83 835 670:670 7l.l~-~ ""to 670!670 The following appropriations are hereby made in the Sewer Fund : Source of Funds Restricted Cash for Construction $ 83,835 1';) 2 , ' Appropriation of Funds Capital Contribution to Bi-City $ 83!835 ' ,; ~' ':!/ C' I • • • • .. • THE SEWER nJND AND THE BI-CITY SEWER 'O D WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT). y Council has approved miscellaneous )n /Enslevood Waste Water Treatment e i ved for a portion of those 1, from Sauter Construction c t ion Agency (EPA) will ~ and Englewood in h e City Council tiamtes the 93 12 10 i_ __ 9l_d!Q •; I • • • • • • CORRECTION TrlE PRECE!JING DOCUMENT OR ELANK FRAME HAS EEE:V REMICROF!LMED TO ASSURE LEGIEILIT'r' AND ITS IMAGE AFPEARS 1M MEDIATELY HE?.EAFTER. • I . . • • • - -2 - Section 3. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to make the above changes to the 1981 budget of the City of Englewood. ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS day of --------• 1981. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, 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 1981. Gary R. Higbee. ·. r I I • • ~- • RESOL UTION NO. SE RIES OF 1981 .. • • - A RESOLUTION AMENDING 'lltE SEWER FUND AND THE BI -CITY SEWER FUND (LITTLETON/ENGLEWOOD WASTE WATER TREATMEN T PLANT). WHEREAS, the City Council has approved miscellaneous improvements to the Littleton/Englewood Waste Water Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, bids were received for a portion of those improvements totaling $670,670.00, from Sauter Construction Company of Denver, Colorado; and WHEREAS, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will participate in 75t, Littleton in 12 l/2t, and Englewood in 12 l/2t in construction costs; and NOW, THEREFOll£, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows: Section 1. The following appropriation and revenue estiamtes are made in the Bi-City Treatment fund: Source of Funds EPA Grant City of Littleton City of Englewood Appro~riation of Funds isc. Improvements Section 2. $ 559,250 93,210 93,210 r-745,670 $ 745,670 The following appropriations are hereby made in the S e we r Fund : Source of Funds Restricted Cash for Construction ~ropriation of Funds Capital Contribution to Bi-City $ 93,210 93,210 I • • (~· • • • ,. - -2- Section 3 . The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to .. ke the above changes to the 198 1 budget of the City of Englewood. ADOPTED AHD APPROVED THIS ----day of ·-----· 1981. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer 1, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City 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 fo 1981. Gary R. Higbee • I • • ... • - P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, the annual sale of Buddy Poppie s by the Vete rans of Foreign Wars of the United States has been officially recognized and endorsed by governmental leade rs since 1922; and WHEREAS, V.F.W. Buddy Poppies are assemb led by disabled veterans, and the proceeds of this worthy fund-raising campaign are used exclusively for the benefit of disabl ed and needy veterans and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans; and WHEREAS, the basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wars is eloque ntly reflected in the desire to "Honor the Dead by Helping the Living." NOW, THEREFORE, I, EUGENE L. OTIS, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby urge the citizens of this community to recognize the merits of this cause by contributing generously to its support through the purchase of Buddy Poppies on the day set aside for the distribution of these symbols of appreciation for the sacrifices of our honored dead. I urge all patriotic citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy as mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of this country who have risked their lives in defense of the fre edoms which we continue to enjoy as American citizens. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 18th day of May, 1981. / ~./ / \, / "-......._.. - • I • • '<\· • • - P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States has been officially recognized and endorsed by governmental leaders since 1922; and WHEREAS, V.F.W. Buddy Poppies are assembled by disabled veterans, and the proceeds of this worthy fund-raising campaign are used exclusively for the benefit of disabled and needy veterans and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans; and WHEREAS, the basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wars is eloquently reflected in the desire to "Honor the Dead by Helping the Living." NOW, THEREFORE, I, EUGENE L. OTIS, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby urge the citizens of this community to recognize the merits of this cause by contributing generously to its support through the purchase of Buddy Poppies on the day set aside for the distribution of these symbols of appreciation for the sacrifices of our honored d ead. I urge all patriotic citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy as mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of this country who have risked their lives in defense of the freedoms which we continue to enjoy as American citizens. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 18th day of May, 1981. Eugene L. Otis, Mayor • I • • n • .. P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, community television is a unique utilization of communications media for expression, entertainment, and education of citizens of the Front Range region of the State of Colorado: and WHEREAS, community television provides the opportunity for diverse educational, entertainment, ethnic, political and cultural groups to make information available and enriches the knowledge, understanding, and lives of the many viewers of community television: and WHEREAS, community television, by itivery nature, is benefited and sustained by the support and enthusiasm of mem- bers of the community from all walks of life volunteering and contributing to the maintenance of a viable network of community television within Colorado. NOW, THEREFORE, I, EUGENE L. OTIS, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby proclaim Monday, June 1, 1981, as COMMUNITY TELEVISION DAY in the City of Englewood and urge all our citizens to support community television in whatever way they are able. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 18th day of May, 1981. • I . • .. P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, c ommunity television is a un iq u e utilization of c ommunications med i a for expression, e nte rtainment , a n d education of citizens of the Front Range reg ion o f t he State of Colorado; and WHEREAS, community television provides t he opportunity for d i verse educational, entertainment, ethni c , political and cultural groups to make information availabl e a nd e nriche s t h e knowledge, understanding, and lives of the man y v iewers o f community televi sion; and WHEREAS, community television, by i ~ver y nature , i s benefited and sustained by the support and e nthusiasm of mem- bers of the community from all walks of life volunteering and contributing to the maintenance of a viable n e twork of community television within Colorado. NOW, THEREFORE, I, EUGENE L. OTIS, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby proclaim Monday , June l, 1981, as COMMUNITY TELEVISION DAY in the City o f Englewood and urge all our cit i zens to support community television in whatever way they are able . GIVEN under my hand and seal this 18th d a y of May, 1981. Eugene L. Ot~s, Mayor • I • • & I A l l Or COlORA DO UN IVOf Arap,.hoe I ... I , Ri ch,.rd F. Hilker d o solemnly sweat lh•t 1 am the Send'rior Editor ... ol Englewood Sentine~ ..... . that the same •• a __.ly newtpaper ~ onrhoCo ryol EngleW094 .... Arapahoe Countvot State o f Coklrado. and has a get'*el circutalton I herem. that sa•d new..,_~ hal been pubMehed contmuously and un•nterru,:Uedfy In Mid lo• a period of more tha n 52 weeks prior to the first pubhcat•on o f the anne~~;ed nolice, thlll saki r>•wspaper is entered'" the post ofttce at Englewood . Co lorado. as second class mail matler anc:llttat thr l'iUd newspaper is a newspaper wtthin the nu •o~ntntJ o f the act ot the Goner~ Assembly of tt 1c Stat e of Colorado. approved March 30, 1123 . and entttled "legal Not•ces and Ac!Yettieemenl8" and other acts r~atmg to the printing end "u h h-;hmq nl h..-tal nn!lo·-; nm l arlvortis mnnts: l h·ll IIIIJ amtc llod nOIICU wa'i publtshod In tho regular and entHe tssues of said newspaper, o nce each week . on the same dl)' of each week l or the perrod of th•IJhcrw on o t stu d ncwspapc1 dated Anril 8 and the ta~t p u bl•catton o f sa •d notice was •n the tssue ot • ,,d n~w spa per d <J tcCI Anril 22 «1 /'C?.~ t=: ~I~ Stgneture and T •tte Subscn ~ and 5worn to before me, a Nolery 2~rrl day or April 81 4·r-,, () N' j --~-,,.,_" r . \..)J\.X../1\ )' ~- My Commission Expu~ .-4 • .. • • • ..r•ca•,_,c .... ._Ia •• .. ..., ••-a.t l~N •Ill 1M • ,..lie ........ -....., ... , 11, •••· ec J 1• , .... •• ... cu, a...u a....n, CUJ .. u, ,_a-~ I&.U .. .,..,, ~L c.a.n.e., --....... ......-u. -......... "' ... ~· _.. ........... Metrtd ... If, le ... Cllp ellllel ..... ~l ....................... ........ ··---...... -........ -.... ., a..,_.. .............. -........... --tiNCt ., a.. •• dill "•trhll ,......,..._ , .. _ .. t• , .. cellecU• ... .....-& ..... --· ............. ~ _....,. .., ............. h .... " ... Ole-·-.., ..... ........... .._ ...................... ...... ............... .,.,.... ., ... ,u,c.-u., ..,., .. ,., .._. ....... c.a...._. •• lh --......... , ••• ,.,...., ....... ... __ .... . • eft'lde ~''a.~ .. =-.... . RECEIVED I)[PT. OF F'INANCE tiM.t.WuilQ • I • • ORDINAN CE NO. 3~ SERIES OF 1911-- .. • • • BY AUTHO RITY COUNCIL BILL NO . ~ I NTR ODUC ED BY Co u ncil Member __ N~E~A~L~----- AN ORDINAN C E APPROV I NG THE WHO LE COS T OF THE IMPJtOVEMENTS MADE WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 27, IN THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPJIOVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT Olt TltACT or LAND; ASSES- SING A SHAlt! or SAID COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TltACT OF LAHD IN THE DISTRIC'l'J PRESCRIBING THE MAliNE It FOJt TBE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAl D ASS!SSME~S, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY, WBEUAS, by Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1980, finally paaaed and adopted on May 5, 1980, the City Council has created Pavin9 Diatrict No. 27, within the City of Englewood, for the purpoae of conatructint and installing atreet paving, curb and gutter and aidewallt i•provements, together with necessary inci- dentals, on certain atreeta within the City; and WHEREAS , the improvements within the District authorized by aaid Ordinance have been completed and accepted by the City and ( the whole coat of auch i•provements haa been determined; and • WHEJtEAS, an aaaessment roll has been prepared and a state .. nt ahowing the total cost of the improvements has been duly f i led with the City Council; and WHEREAS, fro• the statement made and filed with the City Council, it appear• that the whole cost of said improve- aenta ia the AJIIOunt of $304,606.23, of wh i ch amount the City of Englewood will pay $92,374.06, leaving $212,232.17 to be assessed againat the real property within the District, said amount i nclud- ing coata of inapection, collection and other incidentals and also including interest as allowed by law; and WHEREAS, from said statement it also appears t hat the Ci ty Council has apportioned a share of the whole coa t to each lot • I • • • .. - or tract of land within the District, in accordance vitn the beneUU to be derived by said property and in the proport i ons and amounts severally set forth in Exhibit A attached to t h is Ordinance, II I'f ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Of' THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COI.ORA001 Section 1. Confirmation of Assessment Roll. That the whole coat and apportion•ent of the same is hereby approved and confir•ed, and said apportion•ent is hereby declared to be in accordance with the special benefits vhich the property in the Diatrict will receive by reason of the construction of said iaprove•ents, and a share of said cost is hereby assessed to and upon each lot or tract of land vi thin the District in the pro- portions and aaounts as set forth in the asses5ment roll, attached hereto aa Exhibit A. Section 2. Payaent of Assessments. That the assess- ments shall be due and payable at the office of the Director of Finance of the City of Englewood, within thirty days after ~ the final publication of this Ordinance, without demand: provided that all such assessments may, at the election of the property owner, be paid in installments, with interest as hereinafter provided. Failure to pay the vhole assessment within said period of thirty days shall be conclusively considered and held an election on the part of all persons interested, whether under disability or otherwise, to pay in said installments. • Such election shall be conclusively held and conaidered aa a waiver of any right to question the pover or jurisdiction of the City of Englevood to construct the improve- ments, the quality of the work, the regularity or sufficiency of the proceedings, or the validity or the correctness of the as- aeaaaenta, or the validity of the lien thereof. In the event of such election to pay in install- ments, the assessments shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado in ten ( 10) equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installments -2 - • I • • • • • • • . . • of principa l s hall be due and payable on o r befo re the lst d a y of J a nu ary, 1982 an~ the reaa inder of aa i d i nata l lme n ta aha ll be due and payable a u cceaaive l y o n or bef o re the l at day o f January in each year thereafter u ntil pai~ in fu ll , with i nteres t on the u npa i d princ i pal amount at t h e rate of 8.50\ per annum, commencing on the ~ate of publication o f thia ordinance by t i tle following final paaaage, an~ payable each year at the time of paying i natal- laenta of aaaeaaaenta. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any inatallment, whether of principal or interest, when due ahall cauae the whole of the unpaid principal to become due and payable immediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accrued intereat ahall thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centua (l\l per aonth, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, aa provided by law. At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid inatallaents with interest at one per centum (l\l per month, or fraction of a aonth, and all penalties accrued and shall thereupon ~ be restored to the right thereafter to pay in installments in the aaae aanner as if default had not been auffered. The owner of any property not in default as to any installment or payment may, at any ti•e, pay the "'hole of the unpaid principal "'ith accrued interest to the date of the next assessment installment payment date. Section 4. Discount on Payment of Assessments. Pay- menta aay be aade to the Director of Finance at any time within thirty days after the final publication of this Ordinance, and an allowance of five per centu11 ( 5\) will be made on all payments aade during auch period, but not thereafter. The discount of 5\ ahall apply to all such payments, whether the payment is the entire aaount of aasessment due, or a part of the assessment. I11111ediately after the expiration of such thirty day period, the aaseasaenta ahall be certified to the County Treasur~r of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, aa provided by law. Section 5. Assessment Lien. All assessments levied < againat the real property within the Dhtrict, together with all -3- • • I • • • • .. • • • intereat thereon and penaltiea for def a ult in payment thereof, and all eoata in collecting the aaae, a h a ll cona titute , from the date of the final publication of thi a ordinanc e , a perpetual lien in the aeveral a.ounta aaaeaaed aga inat each lot or tract of l and. Such lien ahall have p riority over all other liena except general tax liena, and ahall be enforced in accordance with the lawa of the State of Colorado. If any tract of real property included within the Diatrict ia hereafter divided or aubdivided into two or more aueh tracta or parcela, the Director of Finance, with the aaaia- tance of the Director of Public Worka, ia hereby authorized and directed to divide the aaaeaament againat auch tract in the aame proportion that the tract itaelf ia aubdivided into two or more auch parcela, and to certify the reviaed assessments to the County Treaaurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado. Section 6. Payment of Special Assessment Bonds. The aaount of aaaeaaaenta herein levied against the property specially benefited, in the total a1110unt of $212,232.17, together with the ( portion to be paid by the City ($92,374.06) and the proceeds of • the bond iaaue not needed for the construction of the improve- aenta, if any, will be in an amount aufficient for the payment of the outatandin9 bonda previoualy issued for Paving District No. 27, dated Autuat 1, 1910, in the . principal amount of $297,386. Section 7. Severability. That if any one or 11ore aectiona or parta of thia Ordinance shall be adjudged unenforce- able or invalid, auch judgaent shall not affect, impair or in- validate the reaaining proviaions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the varioua proviaions hereof are severable • Section 1. Eaergency Proviaion. By reason of the fact that bonda of Paving Diatrict No. 27 are now outstanding and that intereat thereon will ahortly become due and payable, funda must be aade available froa aaaeaaaenta at the earlieat poasible date for payaent of auch intereat, and for the immediate pre- aervation of the public property, health, peace and aafety, it ia hereby declared that an eaergency exiata and that this Ordinance ahall take effect upon ita final paaaage. -4- • I • • • • • .. • Section 9. Repealer. All ordinances, or part& thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 10. Hearing. In accordance with the City Charter and tbe Municipal Code of tbe City, the City Council shall hold a public bearing on this ordinance, before final passage at 7:30 P.M. on May 18, 1981, or at aucb later tiae as Council is able to ·bear it in ita normal courae. Section 11. Publication and Effective Date. This ordinance, after ita final paaaage, aball be nuabered and record- ed, and tbe adoption and publication ahall ' be authenticated by tbe signature of tbe Mayor and tbe Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk-Treaa~er, and by the Certificate of Publication. Tbis ordinance aball take effect iaJII8cS1ately upon final passage and shall be publiabed within seven daya thereof. Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 6th day of April, 1981. 1981. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day of April, Read by title and passed on final reading on the 18th day of May, 1981. Published by title as Ordinance No. , series of 1981, on the 20th day of May, 1981. --- Attest: Eugene L. Ot~s, Mayor ex off~c~o C~ty Clerk-Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City ~f Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing ~~a true,.accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance passed on f~n~l read~ng and published by title as Ordinance No. Ser~es of 1981. ------ Gary R. H1gbee -s- • . - • I • • -c 1?71 1C 1 1a ~~4 .)..Jc~oon, :·\dr ·t I'. n~o s . '""I"" lot. c n•rl•>woocl, co aou ~ 1~71 }~ l 0 ~ OOG !'u blic Sorvic'! Coapaoy 1 ol C'l1orado I' !iSO .l:ith S t. 1~7l ]4 1 00 001 S l q1er, Nl 1l l a • "· • ~t~ne R., .JT Ton 5>5 c. Cornell Avo. F.nq1 owood , CO 80110 1971 34 1 00 OOt P.\oOco, Robart F:. • ClArA /\. ' l.fehce n, r.l i aaboth J., JT Ton 603 c . Cornell Avo. 1:n9lewood, CO 10110 · Ober9, zoe Creonl .. 705 E. Cornoll Avo. Envlewood, co 8ouo 1 7 34 1 0 0 1 Nyquiet, Ninaton L . ' .Judith, JT Ten 6131 s. Penn St . Littleton, co 80121 1971 )4 1 00 012 Fiahor, William L. ' Bonnie M., ..JT Tan 735 E. Cornell Avo . Envlowood, co 80110 • • • ll:•q r.9~ rt. N ' tO f t t.! of r.w •:or of s I/~ or ~; l/l of Ni l 1/4 <•f 1 Soc 'o 4·4-r.~. Th N Jb h, ,.h 1!. lll ft, 1'h S JG (t, Th H lll f t to A!. ..: c~ at a ~t t 1 o ' ft ~ ot the I W cor of the s 1/2 of tho E 1/2 of the NE l/4 of soc )4-4-68, Th H 25 ft, Th H 25 ft f h E 25 ft to of oav t • ' . t o c or of s 1/2 o f c l/2 of NE 1 /4 Sec 34, Th H ll d eg 01 ain w 1 2.1 f t, Th on a curve to the r i 9ht 1 1 1.4 ft, Th N 47 d09 54 •in 40 nee r: lCf ft, Th on a curva tn r lg ht 37.2 ft, Th on rovor oo curve to loft 31.1 ft , Th on rever .. curve ~o fi9ht 25.1 ft ft, ca.. 690 ft H and 100 ft N of SE cor of NB 1/4 of soc 34-4-68, Th N 81 ft, Th N 150 ft, Th E 01 ft, Th S 150 ft, to pl of bov 71$ £ Cprnoll A 1971 34 1 00 013 Comm nt a pt 690 ft N of sr. cor /ld1n iniotrator of Vote of 5 1/2 of E 1/2 of NE 1/4 of ACf 11i rn ~c c 34-4-GS , Th W 100 ft, Th N Vf .!t :o l\tlmr IIJclq 1 5 0 f t, 'l'h £ 100 ft, 'l'h 5 1~0 fl.: i ~~~~h i iHJ tOII, O.C . 20~20 to pt of bcq OX I;; 12 ft 34-4-60 ----·--------.. ·-·--.;.------·----·--·---··----~~Jic.ll....JULg~ ' : 1 971 J.1 1 oo 01-1 Co'""' a t a pt 840 ft N of SE cor c o wcill, Chor1 o.'!<: t;cv in or I~C 1/~ of Sec J~-~-68, Th W ·< C"r o1o L\'n n , ,1 '1' To>n 1 8 1 ft, 'l'h N 37 1/2 ft, 1'h E . ,, l%1 s. C1or ~~o n !lt . 101 ft, •rh s 37 l/2 ft to bC<J . ·-----------·-·-·----·-------1::.n~l.J!~l.l.C'?~-'-;-~~l_Q.~!.LQ... __ S~_!~E.:.. ____ ..:l1:4 -.Q,!l ____________ _ ·.I ~· :t . :i ·~ ··'i ·J .. .. r ~~ :.:j ----'-----· .J • 'I • $ 3 ,94 0 .78 $ 61.29 $ 1,808.29 $ 2,643.84 $ 701.70 $ 629.42 $ 866.10 $ 748.48 ------------·1 $ 302.74 .. • I • • • • "- 1~7l l~ I 00 015 !i io.:~n, Mar•;orc.:t 1... I 3535 S. Pe a rl St. #106 En91owood, CO 80110 i 1?7l l ~ \ 0 0 OlG l;ll ['t:a;d n, r)Qno.a h l c. 1 G5 Thlormon L<>no , h~t 307 40207 LOuiavi11e, Kentucky • • • Comm nt 3 p t 877 1/2 Ct N o f SC c or of S l/2 of C 1/2 of N~ l /4 of o ! aac 34-4-68, ~h w 181 ft. Th ~ )7 1/2 ft, Th C 191 ft , Th S 37 1/2 r;,~~ ~9 C~=r~~~ !:-4-68 Do9 915 ft N of sc cor o f s 1/2 ol ~ 1/2 of N ~: 1/4 or sc.: H-4 - 61, Th W 111 fe , Th N 7~ ft, "rh E 181 ft, Th s 75 ft to pt of Be9 Ex r~:-34;4-~t_. •a At l i I i t?.~lo~.0 ~i~~8 of Be9 R40 ft N ' 30 ft E of sw cor 1 )401) S. E1oti St . of .,o; 1/'1 N£ 1/4, Th N 150 ft, I L:n'lloWOO<I , CO 80110 Th . '-' 2!16 ft, Th N 300 ft, 'l'h 1 1 c 296 ft, Th s 76 .6 ft, Th a19 , curve SE 215.1 ft, Th SW 68 .7 ft ! Th NW 122.1 ft, Th a19 curve Sly I ' S£1y 331.3 ft. Th" 106.4 ft, $ 3 0 2 .7 4 $ 605.47 $ 2,848.16 I Th N 25 ft, Th W 25 ft, Th S 25 . ft, Th N 56.5 ft, Th N 150 ft, -------------------------~.------------------------~T~b~M~?~9~6~fUt~t~p~bp~q~1~4~-~·:-AI61 ______ ~~---------------------- ,, I I l l ! ~~U .. ~:.1M!!1~0 ~. , 17 1 ~~~~Y:~·o=:w:~· $ 184.86 I ~1io, JT Ton li ' 4525 s. Ac-a St . I! £nglawpgd.-"L_~R~Dul~!~O~-------·----------------------------~t-----------------------· I 1971 34 1 11 006 1 . Saar Frame ' Axtl 1 Service Co 1 1188 Stout St. pqnygr. CO 80201 1971 34 l ll 007 Bear Fra.a ' Axle Service Co. 1188 Stout St . Dgnyor. CO 30204 1971 34 l 1 1 008 I hmcricon Oil Co 18 l Strayer• Bdwy Hta. 2968 s. Broadway . 19-l Strayer• Bdwy llta. 20 2976 s. Broadway 21-1 Strayora 8dwy llta 24 2990 s . Broadway $ 184.86 $ 369.72 $ 2,953.99 , 1102 So c ~~ity Lifo Dld9 ----------------·--------~;~vor 80202 \ , . ~ j I 1 ?71 34 1 11 009 B3sil, Richard h . ~~!ie~~in~~10 8~~10 J 1 971 34 1 11 010 1 Drllgdon, hnn c . 90 t & I A1 t, A Jo3oph lOt 25 1 Strayer.• D<Jwy Uta ' s 3/4 of 26 2991 s . Lincoln St . N l/4 of 26 al l 27 ' S 1/2 of 2 9 , olock 1, Str3yera Ddwy Hta. 2909 s . Lincoln St . $ 1,628.03 $ 369.72 ) 2989 s . L i ncoln St. -------------------·--------~;---r ~~t c ~oc:·l ~001~0 1~l~O!_ ___ ~N~1~/r.2~o~fr.2~8~a~l~1~o~!~2ft9~,~3~0-,~----~---------------------- ·j lfOllllnd , )\arlo l". ' S l/2 of 31. lllk l, StrAyers 1\meli~. JT Ton Bdwy Hta . $ 554.58 ~ 4525 s. hcoma St . 2969 s. Lincoln St. ------------------·----~~E~n~g~1~o~w~o~o~d~·~c~o~~8~0~l~1~0~------------------------·----------~~H---------------------- < ! ( .. '' .. .. .. • 1 i t i ; , ·i .~ ·1 • I • • • • .. - . HNAl ANO AOOUU WI ..... tlJI.DtVWON I 1n1 H I 00 015 cr.~mm •'t " pt 877 l/2 Ct H o f SC . ~lo.ln, :01a r rJll r f.:t. 1... CO L" o! s l/2 of 1: l /2 of Nt: l/4 ol $ 3 02.74 I JSJS s. Pearl St . 1106 o! aec: H-4-68 , ":'h ,., 181 lt, Th &nglowood, co 80110 ): 37 l/2 ft, Th 1: 191 ft , Th S i 37 1/2 f~Q~~ ~g r~~r~~!~ ~~-4-68 : i i I l?7l 34 l 00 OI G Dc<J 915 ft N of sc cor of l'o 1/2 (;h e i.:;l ,, In, uon..t l tJ c . of " 1/2 or Nl·: 1/4 or Sc.: H-4-$ 605.47 I 1G5 ThiOCIIk1n Lone, 6¥, Th W 111 ft, Th N 75 tt. •rh i 1\pt 307 40207 e 111 ft, Th 5 75 ft to pt of ! LOuhvl.l1e, IContucky Bo9 &x r~~~~4;4-~l . ... ... I i ! t~~\o~.0 ~i~~3 of I 8o9 1140 ft N • 30 ft E of sw cor I HOO S . Eloti St . of »t; l/'1 N& 1/4, Th N 150 ft, $ 2,848.16 1 t.:nCJ loWOOt.l , co 80110 Th ,:; 2?6 ft, Th N )00 ft. 1'h . I 1: 296 ft, Th S 76 .6 ft. Th alg I curve SE 215.1 ft, ThSW68.7 ft i Th NW 122.1 ft . Th al9 curve Sly I ' St:ly lll.l ft, Th tf 106.4 ft. I I Th N 25 ft. Th W 25 ft, Th s 25 ft, Th N 56.5 ft. Th !I 150 ft, !Eb Ill 2!16 ft to Mg ,,_,_,, I ! l I i 1911 l4 1 11 005 17 l Strayer• B6wy Hta $ 184.86 ( llollond, Marlo F. ' 2!l6G S. OrOAdWA'/ ! .....,liD, JT Ton 4525 s. Acoma st. • Englowpgd , _J:lL _aJllln - I 1971 34 1 11 006 · .. Baal' Frama ' Axtl : 18 l Strayer• Bdwy Hta. I ' !i I Service Co 2961 s. Broadway $ 184.86 I 1188 Stout St . a,;anl£su.:~ I::Q ISI~IIt i 1911 34 1 ll 001 .19-1 Stroyera Ddwy !Ita. Bear Fra.o ~ Axle 20 2976 s. Broadway $ 369.72 Service Co. ; 1188 Stout St. I 12s:a ~g,. !;;Q DQ~04 1971 34 l ll 008 21-1 Strayers Bdwy !Ita ~ Ame rican Oil Co 24 2990 s. Broadway $ 2,953.99 , 1102 Socurit~ Lifo Bldg '___!2!;tr>v" r CO 0 2 0 2 ; { B7l 34 1 11 009 2S l Strayor.a Dclwy llta ! Bllsil, Richard /1 . ' s 3/4 of 26 I $ 1,628.03 l 2991 s. Lincoln St 2991 s . Lincoln St. I &n glewood, co 80110 ' ) ' l 1971 34 l 11 010 N l/4 of 26 a ll 27 ' S l/2 of . i Bragdon, /Inn C. 90t ' 28 Block 1, Strayers Bdvy Hta. $ 369.72 I 1\.lt, II Joseph 101 2909 s. Lincoln St. • ;.~, 1 298 9 s . Lincoln St. j f..nsl£!!!QQ!l , co ROllO ·l 1971 3~ l 1 1 011 N l/2 of 28 Dll of 29 ' 3~ lfollclnd, ~1c1rlo f'. ' s 1/2 of ll . Blk 1, Strayers $ 554.58 Ame li:~, J T Ton Bdvy Hta . ' ~ 4 525 s. 1\coma St . 2969 s . Lincoln St. ' l l En21owood, co 80110 i ~ I .j i i i j i • I • ( ., ·.~ ' ~ .~ I ·1 \ • .,.. • ,., • • • ... . ""-'M' AHO ADOIU$ ... ..... SU:M.IIV~ .. . .. . . ·\ I ' I I ! 1971 34 1 11 012 N 1/2 of ll all of 32, Dlk 1 I i llllan, Cthol F. Stl".,yor:s M wy llta . s 277.29 2%) s. /,inco1n St . 2%) s. Lincoln St . .. r:nqlcwood • co 80110 . --I ! 1911 )4 1 11 013 Lots )) ' s 1/2 of 34, Ilk 1, Cllenbor9or, Col.dl c L . Str•yora llclwy lite $ 277.29 I ~~:~ .. !:,~in~~ln ~~io 2961 s . Lincoln St. I I i 1?71 H 1 11 014 N 1/2 of )4, all lS, Blk l, !·tcr.nd ruo, Isabelle c . ~trayara Ddwy lit. $ 277.29 ! 17)J s. l~nnoc~ St. 2t~~ !i. Lincoln St. l:nnl<>WOU<I 1:0 110110 l l9H 34 l ll 015 )6 1 Strayer• ldwyHU ! Clay~on, WilliaM "· • 2t51 s. Lincoln St. $ 184.86 OQrboro .J, .JT TOn I n o1 s. Fronklin St. r;nal<>wnod co 00110 I 1971 )4 1 11 Ol~ s-l Stroycra Dctwy noivhta I ucar f"CAIKI .. 1\xlc 1G 294• s. Uroadvay $ 739.43 Service <:o. ; ' 2946 s. aroodwAy ' ~J¥!0W"l tSaoofO'Jo l-2 II Strayora Ddwy llts. i \'f'OJ':fAn-.1, Ncttio II. )000 s. Bro.dvay $ 1,502.69 'I• a \ ~:!~~~~g·v~o~~;, . i 1911 l4 1 12 002 ) ' • Strayer• Ddwy Height• (1 I $ 277.29 I wuu •• Lawre-nce !'1. ' N 1/2 of 4 I rcggy J, JT TOn lOU&. Bro..d,.y BlO E. Cornall 1\ve. I ¥nglgvood, QQ 80ll0 I 91 l4 l 12 OOl s l/2 or Lot 4, all of Lot s. I Wciat, Robart D. ' 8 Strayer• ldwy Hta. I Barbaro K, JT Ten lOll S. Dro.dWiy $ 277.29 i I 45~0 s. Inco St. 11 I ~~~l 0 ~T~cio~·Q.~::·; ----8 Strayer• Bdwy Hta. : : Jack~ Frank G. ' 3020 s. llro.dvay $ 739.43 ; l }lzlry E., JT Ten 3020 &. Bro.dvay --·2·--F,h,~~-· 1~ odoq_Q_ __ n_ancls-fl)Dri.ot 37-;-Brlt 8 I Droilinq, 1\lbert o. ' Strayora Bdvy Hta. $ 92.42 1 Iaabltlle A, JT Ten 3049 s. Lincoln St. j l049 s. Lincoln St .L 0 ~n~lowoo~#il • -g 1341 • i llall, Robert Clay ' Ruby N 1/2 of Lot 37, all of Lot , Ccrc1ldinc, J';' 1'cn 30, Ulk 8, Strayers Ddwy llts. $ 277.29 I 3043 S . Lincoln St. l043 S . Lincoln !.t. ---~-m-i~,~J.I~.Qli2-~Q!!.Q. ____________ . -·----- I Mahorncy, l!yr1 E. ' 3?, 8 Str.,ycrs Bdwy llta. $ 369.71 j Lois 1\,, Jt 1'Cil ~0 lOll s. Lincoln St. '· 5577 s. King St. ,. i illWQD, !:;Q _ulnJ j 1971 34 l 12 021 41 ' s l/2 of 42, Blk 8 Strayer• \iich, Walter R. ' l023 s . Lincoln St. $ 277. ~9 ·i Lelia c .• JT Ten l 3023 s . Lincoln St. ·,. _J En fl£woocl CO 00110 -:--· ·--·· .. -------.-19· n-r'T:qi:r2----,n :n<;rr;oe 42, ..t1-ort;Ot •J ·.1 : J;niq ht, Isabell" c. D1k 8 Strayers Ddwy llta $ 277.29 I Jon 5. Lincoln St . 3021 s . Lincoln '1 t:nol.!:'"ood, co 80110 --· I • • '! 'J I .I •i l ' ~ .',I .. :j 1 -' . --·-__ .. __ . ___ :1 • • .. 1971 )4 1 ~~ ?23 1 ~~V~f:•on, Du~no Clark 1 lO B S . L i ncoln S t . ~nn lo~~d c o B0 1 1 v l I 1971 ]4 1 u ?24 5 cott , Lovell P ' l.)()ro t hy .! , J T -:•c..n )01, s . L i nco ln St. r:n<llcwo,.-1 cr.. ~ 0 11 ~ • • • '"' ...... 4 4 ~ S l /2 of LO t ~;, Olk 8 Stuyc rs D<lvy lltl )til~ s . Lincoln St . s 5 It of Lot 47 , all Lot 46 ' ~ 1/2 of 45, lllk 1, Strayer• Dclwy lltol009 5 . Llncoln St . I f.~lt~~. 1 11 ~:~:t t . , c 63 ft of ll 20 ft of Lot n ' I :1ndonno ~. JT Ton E 61 ft of Lot 48. lllk • ' ... ,. \' .$ 277.29 $ 351.23 $ 363.48 I ·:t)Ol r.. l .lnc nln ~t Stroyoral:C:?s~lt~incoln St . -------·--·--·-----!1--':r.·"~·<JI~owo<xJ, c o -80110 w5T:5"7tof N 20 ft of Lot .,.-11------------- j ;~:~c~\~o~o~!6 n. ' ' w S6.S ft of Lot 43, lllk I I ll•ltlr.otl il., .IT Ton Stuyero lldvy ttto. I '>~ 1:. Cornell S4 E. Cornell llvenuo $ 302.01 · · ··--·--···--·------,~ -~·~·~ l "~c;oct~!fo{.;-;~'-'1'"'1-"~---.lo::-T Stro>ycn ii<IWy-u·t,;:-----11-------------- Schomp, :-t.uy :1o1r9o>rot •12 3022 s. Broadway I CArollnO l:. ' L.L111G J ~ noborl•, John s. · l~49 5. Uro.>dWIIY I t.n? lcwood, L'O 80110 I ! 1971 l4 1 13 001 1 Pinyan, Lloyd 0 ' 1 ShelODCr L, JT Ton 1 30110 s. Lincoln St. : ?;~l"if1'I~li~Oll0 I Taylor, Jock D ' i Julio A, JT Ten I . P.O . Box 512 1 ' N l/2 of Lot 2, Blk 7 Strayo~• Bdwy Hto 3000 s. Lincoln St. s--r-n Of Lot 2, Dll Lot ), B1k 7 Strayer• Ddvy Hto 3010 s . Lincoln St. · -.. --·· ·------------.!.-~-9-}~j~-'1:2¥)-~~-oJ!..G~---.---7-st'rayor-.-ricl-wy "iits _____ _ I Wich, Farrell F ' 3012 s. Lincoln St. $ 554.58 $ 1~190.05 $ 372.39 $ 186.19 !. Welter R., JT Ten j 1325 s. Logan St. ---------------'~_llgJlY .• .I" .. _CJL....ifl.U...,Oc___-::--------------1+------------i 1971 34 1 13 004 5-6 7 Stravoro Bdvy Ht j' Dougherty, Jim L ' 3016 s. Lincoln St. $ , Bovorly H, Jt Ten l 7624 Heather Pl. -------------·-----r-f~~r'~4 ~~g~~~ ---7-.-a·--:7;-"'s"'tc::rc::a-:cyc::ec::rc::•-;:lld=vy:-:-,::-,t"'•::----il----- 3020 S. Lincoln St. $ j Thoraos, .John Duane ' l ~;~~~ s~Y~~it~~ ;~~ I $ -----------------t--r;~~~~-~~f~0 ool 0123 9-10 7 Strllyorio Ddwy uu l i~~~;,a~~~r~~ ~;.f ~.~;, , 3025 s. Lincoln st. '! 6226 w. Roxbury Pl ~r~~~o~ 1§ 0 oo, 0121 11-1 Strayer• ~wy Hta I T;~mmel , William c. ' 12 3042 s. Lincoln St. $ $ i Opal L., JT Ten ' I tt;O) c~rrollwood Dr -, -------------------r-{~j~~/}'-n}-6+~JL._-Ni.72Qf LOt 35, all LOt 36 ' 37 i · ·I Francis, Delbert •'· Dlk 7, Stroyors Ddwy lito • 3045 s . Sherman St. 3045 s. Sherman 372.39 372.39 372.39 372."39 186.19 I I:nqlcwood, co souo _______ ·---------~fl------------·1 -------~--~------ ( • •1 i I 1 .j 'j (. ~ ~ • I • I • • ( • • ( ' i L r liN,\( /. U) AOOIIl ~ I')/ I l 4 I I J IJ ];. l.ii'IJf.! ·;, fl. J ··~'lll I . t. Vc rnct S ., JT Ten 594 1 s. SpotiWOOd St . 1 971 3 4 1 13 023 Lllcnbe rqc r, C'.olchc 1 •. i!f)f.a !,. I.Lncoln St. 1 971 14 1 11 0 2 4 l"ast<:tl, O.:J~vJd 1 0~? S. Sllcr m ~tl S t . 1~71 J4 1 1) 02~ llublcr, Larry If, ' L~l e .Jnor 11 , .n · ·ron JOJ.~ S . ShcrPolu St . 1971 34 l 14 001 Raney, llichard L. Sara G, JT Ten 3000 s. Shor.an St. • • • lol a._ ... ·~ 1/) nr ln t 'l 'J, ,,I I ,.~( l.ot 1fl , hi~ I, :;L t••Y • .. I ':I IVhr;•y Ill :, 303~ S. Sherma n Sl . 40 ' ~ l /2 of Lot 3t, 81k 7 S t raye r s Cd wy l!ts 30)) s. S h or..,n St . 41 • 5 2 /3 of Lot 4Z, 81k 7 s t Caycro Odwy uta 3 029 s . Shcr.an S t. N 1/l oC Lot 42, all of Lot 41 s 2/l LOt 44 , D1k 7 Strayer• Udwy llts 30:l5 S . Shc['nkln St. l ' II 2/ l of Lot Z, Blk 6 Strayer• Bdwy Ht• 3000 1. lhor.an st. '-lund.:J~rich, GAry L . 5, Ulk 6 Str"ycra Ddwy Uts 10005 E. l43plcwoo<l 1'1 l OlZ S.Shcr-n St. 1971 34 1 14 00) Hichol, Mario £. 3020 S. Shoraan St. 1 9 71 34 1 14 004 D yk e ~, Jeffrey L . 302 4 s. Shcrmon St . 197 1 34 1 14 005 f ~~~~f~~~s~~:~~5 s~: 6-7 ' N 1/2 o f 8, Dlk 6 StrAyers Bdwy Hta. 3020 s. Shor .. n St . s 1/2 of loOt 8, All of Lot 9, D1k 6, Strayer• lldwy lit• 3024 s. Shoraon St. 10-(, S trttyc r s Pdwy llts ll 3026 s. Shorm"n St. $ 27 9.29 $ 2 7 9.29 $ 310 .3 2 $ 372.39 $ 1,029.64 $ 953.03 $ 1,908.27 $ 683.53 $ 466.04 $ 279.62 $ 372.84 ----------l ~±£~2 ~L-~~----~~~~~-----------------------------------4~------------------------~ ! 19 71 l~ 1 14 DO G llrown. n .. y 1: ' Vera H., Jt Ten J OJO s . Sherman 5t . llousc, ,Joseph Jr., t. l·t.::a r y I •• , Jt 'l'cn J~2·i s. Grant St . 12 G Str.,ycrn Ddwy llt~ 3030 s . Shoraan St. $ 186.42 $ 559.25 -----·. ---11 ·;·~-~_£C~~~!.t...,--¥~.o ·,~~! ~~-.,,_.,..--,,--:o-=:-=:-:=,-;;·;;-;:;,:;-;;;:-;;-----jl----------·--- • i i. .I $ 372.84 • I • • • • - • I ! NNA( AHO A.OCWW lol -l "-"1""" I i I 1'11 1 14 r r "' o. nu: I I I~ ~~0 4~ '· s 2() l..o t '· l t...rt.r,u•t, 1.1<>/U Jo t :a r .:.~·<.:~.""n 1\tl wy lllu $ 335 .55 ucro t ny :r, J T Ten 3021 s . Cran t St. I )021 s. Grant St. I I:!J5112!!!!;!2!! I !,;0 BOUQ 1971 l4 1 14 021 =~ 5 f t of Lot 4)' all 44-45 t ckho 1t , rr:>n ~ A. ~ el,: 6, S t rayo re Bd wy Jlt a I I :-l.1cy E., JT TO :'I )0 15 s. Grant St . $ 410.1 2 1')1 s 5 . Cr<>nt S t . I Cn~1owood 1 c.:o ~0110 I I? 1 l4 I 14 ou ::-f) S~~~ro~~ ~~t H ~:. S.l tlcr, lt "ymurul ~~. I • S u ;c annl! £., JT Ton $ 932.09 I 3&01 s . Ci c•nt St . : l:!!.li!!!22.d co ao u o i 1?71 J4 ~ .. ~~h ~~~ ~-· > ,.traycra _ .... wy lite :-lor-ton, 3000 s. Gront St. $ 1,834.33 I 3 00? S. Cr4n t St. r:nt tlowoad , co 80110 I 19 71 l4 1 1~ 002 3 and II a2 ft ot Lot 4 I ~hc pord, Norbert D. Block 5 , Stroyore Ddwy $ 347.95 l OU s . Cir.,nt St. li t. ·--I l,;n cd.o woosJ Co. a ou o 1 012 s. GrADt....li.t.. I 1971 l4 1 15 003 s 3 ft of l.ot 4. 1111 Lot 5 ' $ 369.24 I V.:ln Au•d~ll, J . G . ' u 7/8 of 1.01: '· Dlk 5, Strayer• ! C.Ol~ne D. • JT Ten Ddwy Hta i 3018 s. Grant S t. 3018 s. Grant St . ! Cng1ot!!!S!2!!1 co ~OUQ ll ------· I 1971 l4 1 15 004 s l/8 Lot '· All Lot 7 • weybrev, Chrietine K. N 3/1 Lot •• 8lk 5 Strayer• $ 277.62 I 3024 s. Grant St. Ddwy Hta Eng1o-od, co 80110 ~0245 Gnnt.. St I I I 1971 l4 1 15 005 s 5/Bth of Lot Band all LoU ( ! Ronnor, 111bert J. ~ 9-10 U1k 5 , Str411yora Dclwy llta I $ 485.84 I ,.,4rion, JT Ten 3032 s . Grant St . 3032 s . Grant St. En511awood co 80110 I 1971 34 1 15 006 11-5 Strayer• Bdvy Hte l · Oltea, Sidney R. Jr., ' 12 3040 s. Grant St. $ 370116 i Mary V. 1 1508 E. Cottonwood Lano j rittlfltOD CQ an1,. ' 971 34 1 15 019 )7-5 Strayere Ddwy Hte. l S mi th , Evon R. ~ )0 3025 s. Loqan St. $ 370.16 l Uctty L ., J 1' 'l'c n j 6 3 14 s. Cherry S t. ' -~ co 80122 j 1971 3~ 1 15 020 39-5 Str.,ycre Ddwy lite Ullrich, Irene 40 3021 s . Loq4n St. I $ 370.16 I 3 0 21 s . Logan St. i Enql c wqod , co 8 0 110 ---I 0 • I 1971 3 4 1 1 5 021 41-5 Str.,ycrs Mwy ·lite. $ 370.16 . Pratt , !14rqarct c. 42 3019 s. Logan St. J i ~9~~ 5 ~imo I I I 19 71 34 1 1 5 0 22 o-5 Strayers Bdvy uta . I· A.och l ar, 1\rthur 0 . ' ~4 3015 s . Logan St. $ 370.16 .! C l~ic K, J 'r 'l'c n ' .~ 1 J ~ls s. Lo g.::.:-1 ~t . I __ -·---·--....:: __ _t ;n_<J ~~~Q9s;l .. _s:g _ ~ O_llJ! _________ -------·-------------r--·---------· -------·---' 1971 34 l 15 023 ·15-5 Strayers Ddwy llts It ~ s~~u d:s . Grace !'. ~6 3007 s. Logan St . $ 370.16 ~ )00 7 s . Loq Dn S t. E!!S_lcwQQ!j_ _J;_O HQllO :j 'i _, -.! :! IJ • • ( I • .. . ' l . ' --I I • • • • NI\MC ANO AtiOttt'U l 'J 71 ··~ I I; Ol •l lt7 1 )4 1 16 00 4 Ra a a . ~ "· • Oebor01h L, T '1'0 lO l l ~-r..ov•n ~l Ottl , Je .. a &. • Joanno r.. •• JT Ten 3 020 1 . LOtan St . 0 • • • '"' --~V I$f.ON ~7 --. . t r .t y .. 'r s lvlw y Il l h • 4J 3001 :;. J..oq .:a u Sl. 1-~ 2 Tlh rribourc;r• Dol. lat f'lg 3008 s. Loqon St. I lt ft o Lot 7, all LOt I Dlk 2, T1h Pribour9a .. 1. lat rll) 3016 s . an st. t-~ Tlll Fribourv• Del, ht lO P1g. 3018 S. Logon St . P1CJ 30~0 s. Logan St. $ 867.18 $ 2,158.34 $ 372.67 $ 292.81 $ 332.75 $ 332.75 -------------------~~r.n.n~gf1~~~L·r,C~O~tl9~lul~O~--._~,-~ ~~~.-~~---&----------------------. UU)4I i6 017 37-~ Tlll Pribourga .. 1. 1at ( Clay, Louh W. ' ll F1CJ t 1 1oen 1., JT Ten 3057 8. Penneylvania lt . 3057 I . renneylvania St . n 1971 )4 1 16 011 loo'luricn t:i, Ro•o 3037 s. ronnay1von>a St. 39-2 ~0 Tlh Pribourv• .. 1. let Plq 3037 s. ronneylvania St . s 332.75 $ 332.75 E n~1·~~-~i2--------·----------------------------l~-----------------------, $ 249.56 1971 34 1 16 019 Lot 4l ' s l/2 of Lot 42, Blk Ole r , Rulon F. ' Tlh F r i bourge Bal , let Plg oorotlly K., JT Ten 3027 s. Penneylvania St. 1 30~7 S . Pennaylvania St . ~1ewood, co a.~o~1~1~o____ ~--~----Hr------------------- ---------------------1 1971 34 1 16 020 N 1/~ of Lot 42, all of Lot 43 l Penreon, Richard N ' Blk 2, Tlh Pribourvhe Bel, let , Uc~a l, JT Ten Flq $ 249.56 ? 3017 s . P~nnsy1von io St. ' c~~~L-~10 --1r-------------------------------------'--;-197 1 l4 1 16 021 H; 7 T1h Fribourge Dol, lat- 3017 s . Ponnay1vAnia St . t.:Hc nbcrgcr, Gold ie L . 46 Flq. $ 1 2968 S. L<n c oln St. 3007 s . Ponnaylvania St . _ ......... --.. -----·---------l-Ln.9.~~.<?P.<:!L-fQ _,..!Q}.j...Q _______________________________________ it---------- l 1971 34 1 16 02 2 4 7-2 Tlh Fribourqs Del, lst ~19 I E11c nborqor, Go1dio L. 48 1 2968 s. Lincoln St . l t:n q1e"<!~.L...CO_ji.Q.ll0 ________ _ 1971 34 1 17 001 ·1 llcck rr, :lex T. " uor is . .11' 1.'cn 1-3 T1h Fribourga Bel, lst FliJ. J OOO s. l'cnnsy1vonio St. ·I· i 3000 s. rcnnsy1vanio St. --------------.. -----...... --+1'~tt.£1{-~N~oo~~U .. Q ___ T-TT''T1" Fr i bour9s Do i7"isC t 0..1ugh, r.uqcnc h . & l~l g . J ~~~~c~~-~~~~~~~:~ni~ St. 3016 s. Pennsylvania --------··----------------~·l~c~n~u~1=~~"~"~~~,~~-~c~o~·~a~o~lLlL~~·-----·-------- i ( '·· • ,) ;J .'J .} :l • ·! I 'i • $ $ $ 499.11 1,783.73 3,531.22 491.76 '\ 0 I • • • • • ' IM.Mf AHO AOOifSS , .. ...... WUO.VI$~ .. 1971 H 1 17 003 7-8 4 TLI! Fr ibourqe ltcl $ 327.85 Gorr1son, l'orrcet J . ' lat rlq ~llrth~ c .. J"i' Ton lOH s. rcnnnylvani4 St. ~~02 s. Cl¥rkaon St . 'n '"•· CO RO l2 1~71 H l 17 004 9-4 TLH Fribour9e .. 1 L>ttloford, John II . 10 let Fl9 $ 327.85 ' ~~.~ 1n~"P~~~l~~c • l026 5 . rannaylvani411 St . I I 1971 H l 17 'lO ~ u-4 TLII f'ri bour9e Del ! Kclao , Wil11410 II. ' u let Fl9 i V i cki L . • . JT Ten l021 s • Pon naylvaniA St. $ 327.85 ; '\028 S . l'unn~y l v.:an i4 r.nu l owood . CO &olio St. I 1971 l4 l 17 019 31 ' s l/l or Jl, Ilk 4, TLH I lqou, D••·roll c . ' f'r ibour9e lol, let Fl9. $ 245.88 Connie.• !·1., JT Ton lOU s . Poorl St. I 1'41 s. Poar1 St . ----·--r,r~!J.!!!!!!;!od. co 80110 1971 l4 1 17 020 l9 •nd N 1/2 of Lot 31, Blk 4, aayburn, Th~e P•trick Tl.ll t'ribour'!le Del, let Fl9. $ 245.88 1 3039 s. ro.,rl st. 30l9 s. Pearl St. Enqlewood CO 80110 ----·· I 1971 ]4 l 17 021 40'-ond 5 l/2 of Lot 42 Turner, J. P'rancea ' 41 4 TLH Fribour9e lol Add $ 409.80 Cope, JCothryn II., Jt Ten let Flq. lOll S. Poarl St. lOll s. Pearl St. Enolewood co 10110 1971 34 l 11 022 N l/Z of Lot 42, all LoU 43-44. Nof fa in9er, Ron ald L. Blk •• TLH Fribourqe aal, let $ 409.80 ' llobi:n L, JT Ten Fl9. 3029 s. Pearl St. 3021 S. Pearl St. Enal....a<>d CO 80110 ·---I 1971 H 1 17 023 45-4 TLII Fr ibour9e aa1 OiCJbey , Larry J( ' 46 let Fl9 I Corol, JT Ten 3009 s. Po•rl St. $ 327.85 • < lOO' S. rc.,rl St. -------·-----f-~~{·~~.Q.o2t ouo __ 47-4 TLH Fribourqe Bol, ulovery, Donald R. 48 1 ;~oPt $ 655.69 --·--------------· _ ... ______ ~~~~~-~~ ~-!~uo Pearl St . -- I. 1911 ]4 l 18 001 1-2 6 TLII FribourCJS Dol I Pfeufer, Earl 11.. let Flg $ 1,792.12 i 3000 S. Pearl St. 3000 s. Pearl St. -----·--· ----·--·---------------!---J::t\9J!t.'!!...~•--s.<L. ••. !I.lJ!L_. ____________ ------.. I 1971 J4 1 18 002 3-4 6 TLH FribourCJe Bel, $ j Bill<, Randolph P ' let Flq. 327.85 j Sharon /\. , JT TC!n 3010 s . Pearl 3 010 5. Pearl St. --·--------Li!>.ll.!~.2£... co 80110 I 1 ~71 H 1 18 003 S-6 6 TLil Fribourga Bel I Livcrn,an, :-tichacl J ' lst Flq $ 327.85 i Phyllis n . • J •r •ron 3028 s. Pearl St. I 3028 s. Pearl St. ---·---------·--···-·-· ..... ______ +-r !>-1i~'-)-~!?.f-·T~9-oo·~-o_lJJL __ ,=a -·~-'i'CJt""FrF60ur98bo •• ! Sigler, liilliam n. & lat Flq : Jnne R ., JT Ton 3032 s. !'carl St. $ 327 .. as ( sss r.. Corncll 'l\vc . -------·-------~--!!!!.!J.lcw:<;>..Q.<!J.S.!L ~0110 ! l 1971 )~ 1 18 005 9-6 TLII Fribour9a Bel < Dolton, Edwnr<l E. & 10 lst f'lg $ 327.85 i Nin.l L. • JT Ten 3036 s . Pcilrl St . f 3036 s. Pcnrl St. : ::·,g!Q WQQ!I, ~911 0 l ·l I I • • I I ' . ·. .I .. l I ·. : t • • ~ ' . 1~11 14 1 1 a oo 6 Scor ling Lumber Co. 1'.0 . Uox 1~0 Slc d!IH,( CO 801~1 1971 14 1 l8 019 \:~s tbrook , Dan E . ' J.JCt.JUC 1 1 no lu, JT Ton 304 7 s . Wa•h•ng ton St. l:n<JICW f>O<I, CO 80110 I 1 n 1 34 1 1a on I Shawcroaa, Leland v . J1' Ten lOll s. waa~~n9:~ L~t. l 1971 l4 1 u n1 Thieaaon, Ray K. ' Dorothy, JT Ton 1001 s. Maahin9ton st . &nolevood CO 80110 i 191~ 34 1_U 001 Lundera, R.L. ' I. Sandra c., JT Ten 3000 s. Waahin9ton St. &naluwood CO 00110 1971 34 1 19 002 j Pickar, John s. ' • l-ta lani• A. , JT Ton I 3012 s. Washington St. I Eno1ewood co 80110 11-6 1:< 37-6 lS 4 5 -G 46 47-' 48 1-2 8 3-4 8 • • • TLII Fnbou r<]a ll<ll 1St F ig 1042 s . rcllrl r.t. TLII Fri bourga ll<t 1 lat FlCJ 1 0 47 s . Wa shing ton S t . T LII Fr l DOu rgs Lkll lat Flg lOll s. Waahin9ton St . TLJJ Fribourga Dol ht Pl9 lOll s . waahin9ton St. TLII Pribouga .. 1 Add lat Plg. 3001 s . Naahin9ton St. TLH Fr1bourv• .. 1 1st Flg. 3000 s. 1taahin9ton St . TLH Fribourva Bel lat Flg 3012 s. Waahin9ton St. ! 1971 34 1 U 003 5-6 8 TLII Pribourva .. 1 nara1daen, Kenncoth J. ' lat Plg. 1 Doal G., JT Ten 3018 s. waahinqton St. :-··-·· · · ...... ·· --····· .. -· ···-·-·-·---··· ··I·· -ml:Ei:-~~:;;-~:-~-:~~~-,~o ·-a··--i~~ ~~!b0u~9 --ao·c ·-----~~------ , i1ary Kayd, J1' Tcn 3024 s . Washington St . f 30H S. wash i ng t on St. 1 ----------r-· --~_9 __ ..iO.ll2 --r ! 1971 34 1 1 9 005 9-8 TLH Fribourga Bel 1 l.op o~, John T. & 10 lst Flg 1 Dolorcos, .TT Ten 3030 s. Washington St. j 3030 S. Wash i ng t on St . $ 327.85 $ 3 2 7 .8 5 $ 327.85 $ 327.85 $ 327.85 $ 327.85 $ 957.70 $ 668.28 $ 334.14 $ 334.14 $ 334.14 $ 334.14 -:-----'------------+--r~t~0·oo:-o.ull ___ IT=--if"'T'i.irFrlliOilr9 a ~~er---11------·----- l ~l i chaud, Eugene J. ' 12 let Flg $ 334,14 - $ 381.69 I' Therese H., JT Ten 3046 S. l~aahington St. I . 3 0 •16 S . Wa s h i ng t on St . . -~ -. -----------------------__ l! -{~ ~{-"~~2-~"-i ~Q.ifi_~_q_g 9·-·-:iy::-a--·--rwf'r lbourga-lie1 j: Ori lca, Iv~n i·l. & 38 1st Flg '\ .lo~:p hinc 1'., J'r ·rc n 3045 s . Clarkson , 30~~ S . Cl llr J:5 o n S t . --------------------(-f!!9.l!l..!"E!>d, <:.Q __ OOllQ ________________ ----111------------- .( . -~· ' ... ,: . • j ~. i :1 I 1. 1 • f i t I • 0 • • • • , ... ....... ~JU.JtVf.a.k iN . .. . . ., 1971 )~ 1 1? 0 0 Schnoor, JOJck. r . f.t ~locquol Lno '·1.. JT ·rnn lOJ~ s. C1ort~on St. 3?- 40 8 TLH Pri bourqa Dol lat t'1') lon s. Clnrknon . ! nt. ·$ 38 1.81 --------------------------~--t~ln~91~1f1'~'~~4~%l~~~·o~0;.2M~~O~lul~OL_ __ ,4~l~---~8 --~T~LuH-;Fr~i~bo~u~r::9~8~1e~1.------1~----------------------- l Lo •;uar<l i a , l'ronk J ' 42 lat 1"1 9 I C:llz L., J7 ·~en 3 02 5 s . C1or l:aon S t . ! !0~~ s . Cl o r~aon $ 381. 93 i l.nu1~\·l~ou, C'> 80110 1 1? /l H 1 19 022 n-a T LH Fribour9• Del 1 ~lood y , Ray 1\lbor t ' 44 1at F1q ~D eborah J ,, JT Te n 3021 s . Clarkaon St . l s. C l ~c ~•on St. ----------------------.!$__W0:2!L .. S.IL..!!.Q.U.L_. ___________________ _ $ 382.05 Wtutn<>y, Donald o. 46 1at Fl9 4121 s. Pannay1van i a 5t lOll s. Clarkaon St. $ 382.16 I 1 971 34 1 19 023 45-I TLH Fribour9a lo1 --------------------------~_Er.~n~y~lc~wped~~·~'C~OL_~8UQU1Ul~OL_ ________________________________ _,~----~----------------- f1 1?71 )4 1 19 024 S~i th, Be t ty Jean I 3001 S. C1arkaon St . ____________ ·----·------r ~:~~lt~_._:o_Q;~OJ.lL I Cooper, Orlia £, i USO S. Naahinqton St. tnqlowood ~~ 'ao110 I 1971 )4 l 20 002 C1ari<lqe, w. Oran 2960 S. Naahin9ton St. 47-8 TLH Fribour9• Del 48 1at Fl9 3001 s. Clarkeon St. 1:.2 l UIIL PlACO 2t50 s. Naahin9ton St . 3'4 ' N 1/2 of Lot 5, 81k 1, UHL Place 2960 &. Naahin9ton St. $ 1,593.79 ' -~ $ 334.14 I $ 417.68 ----------------4~E~n~a1~e~~li---------------------------;r------------------- 1971 )4 l 20 003 Wl1aon, MObort J. ' No1va J, JT Tan s 1/2 of LotS, all Lota 6-7, U1k 1, UHL Place 2970 s. Naahin9ton St. $ 417.68 ( 1 2970 S. Waah i n9ton St . -·--------·-1 ~~~f"m"'2~iio~·91·u ....... 1l=------.....,c=h.:-u-r"c:-:h:-:•o-::Gd:-:n--.------------ilr----------------------- $ 327 .85 1 Sabin, Ellia L. • 12 2951 &. Waahin9ton St. i Lillian J., JT Ten I 2951 S. Waahin9ton St. --------1911 l4 1 21 006 8-Churcha Gdna Tanciq, Hichaol J. 10 2963 S. Waahington St. 2963 S. Washington St. $ 491.77 ----·-~--f;.ngJ.mtJ!Rcl ....._<;g __ ...J _Ola...______________ .. ---------------------·---&ng1owood, ~~o~~~~O~l~l~0~---------------------------------;~---------------------- .. ,• : .. : 1911 34 l 21 007 . 6-7 Church• Gdne 1.ombro, Stephen Lea 2975 S. Waahin9ton St . l ~~~~"e~o:.,.~~"9 ~~~1~t. ! 1 971 34 1 21 008 I ' ~ l I i I Donaldson, Laverne J osoph ' Corabe1lo H. J T Ton 607 C. Cornell /\vonuo l:n~1.;:woo<l CO :10110 1 971 3 4 1 21 009 ll.:t ll , Octh C . 611 &. Corn ~11 /\ve nue 4-5 Church Gdne 607 &. Cornel1 .1\va. 1·1 1/2 of Lot 2 , all Lot l Churchs Cdns 611 &. Cornell /Iva. $ 327.85 $ 458.98 $ 344.23 I -----------------------~--r-~~-~.n~n1~~~QQ __ aauo41LlQO ______ . _____________________________ -ilr---------------------- l .I ( .. .. ~ j .. . . 'l . . • • • I • • • • - ...... ,... 0 AOOO U , .. ..... WOOIY t~ : 1~71 )4 l 21 !ilO I • !: l/2 or r.ot 2, Churchu $ 344.24 ll o topp, Don4 ld L . L Cdn a ' ' S~o1COn r.~y. JT ':'en 6 15 £. Cornall "vcn uo (,l~ r; • • ~~tn~},l 1\~~l lO --'nn '"' ' lV 7l )4 l 22 006 " 60 ft ol Lot 1, lllk 1 . lfri9ht I Ri chardson, llori< 1:. 1\dd $ 399.29 . ' 2990 5 . Lo9en St . 2990 s • 1..09•n St. r:nalownod -CO 80110 I 1911 H l 22 ~01 s IS ft or Lotl ,.u Lot 2 $ :1cl•hocaon, John n. Dlk l, lfri9ht llcld 452.53 I HO Dd.>rwt>Od 2996 s. 1..09an St. l·'t Call ic'i 1'0 OQ "a2l I 1911 34 l 22 008 l 1 Wri9ht 1\dd I Wronch, Darrell If. ' 471 E. Cornall Avenue $ 665.49 r •. O.clt:n.:, ,lT Ton 477 r:. Cornell 1\ve . ! t:n<tl<:woocl. CO 80110 -197\ l4 l 22 009 4 1 lfri9ht 1\dd I rhi.libonian, .r. 'l'iiiiOthy 2985 s. Pcnnaylvonio I ' Evelyn B., JT ·ren $ 332.75 2985 s. Pennsylvania St. l ! J·:n~l!IJP'l• ~0 8!1UII i 1~ 2 b1 s . l lfr>g•t.IWCl ,.Iiller, &llo :tay ' 2975 S. Pennay1vani.> Smith, Vir9inb Ann I JT Tun $ 332.75 2975 s. Pan~y1::~~: I J ! 1971 34 1 23 001 s 2 ft of Lot 12, all Lot ll j Spratt, Carol 11.. ' " 2l ft of Lot 14, lllk 4, $ 355.36 2948 s. Grant St. Strayara Bdwy Hta. lln!JlO"''<Xt CO 80110 2j40 s . Gnnt St . l 1971 34 1 2l 008 s 2 ft of Lot 14, all Lota 15-16 $ 384. 97 I Ulrieh, Hayda w. lllk 4, Strayer• Bdvy Hta ! 2958 s. Grant St . 2158 s. Grant St. "nnl...,.,. CO 80110 I j 1911 34 1 23 009 17-4 Strayers Bdwy HU j Groan, Willia'" F. ' 18 2168 s. Grant St. $ 370.16 Aileen G., JT Ten l 2968 s. Grant St. &qglewoocl. CO 80110 -,--r971 34 1 2) 010 19-4 Strayer• BdwyHU 1 Porter, Dala 20 2976 s. Grant St. $ 370.16 I 2976 S. Grant St . ...!:!.!!.9...lCWOOtl 1 CO 90110 i 1971 34 1 23 011 ' 21-4 Strayers Bdwy Hts I Sch neider , n.,ymoncl n . ' 22 2 990 s. Grant St. $ 370.16 I Oli vo 1·1, .1T 'l't:n } 2990 S . Grant St. ·. -r--t-'lg_lawgQf!.~O _ _!l 0 1_.1,9 ___ . 1971 34 1 23 012 w 75 ft of Lots 23 & 24, Dlk 4 ! Smith, Robert A. & Strayars Ddwy Uta $ 445. 98 ! Esther H. , JT Ten 2992 s. Grant St . 2 992 s . Grant St . ;, --i .[f llglcwcod, co 90110 : ) 1971 34 1 23 Oll E 49 .5 ft of Lots 23 ' 24, Dlk 4 I ' ~liner, Clara bclla Str.>ycrs Ddwy llts $ 571.95 r ·: )1 5 E. Cor nell 1\vc. 315 r:. Cornell /l.vo. C:n.:J lcl•oocJ CQ :)OllO .l . I . :{ I A I • • ·~ ~l , . :i ... .. 'l : •• i :· ·1 .. '1 l • • • 1971 )4 l 2) 0 4 Traynor, I .J. ' C1oudio r, JT Ton 3301 s. ~lorkaon SL . 25-4 27 • • • Stroyors Ddwy Hts 2995 S. Lo9on St. $ 925.41 ----------------·-----------~~r~:r~·y~1~c~wogd~~·~~~o~~~~OA1A1~0 __________________________________ ~--------------------~--- I 1971 l4 1 23 015 Vi buldhel>, Propot ' I t'h41 nj)ol ~tra, S01:1but ' M!)orn, JT 'l'On I 2985 S. Loqon St. ! En g1s;woo4. co 10110 i 1971 34 1 l3 016 u-• 29 JO-4 31 Strayer• Bdwy Hte. 2tiS S. Lo9an St. I Ortcqa, Anna s. ' Pacheco, Ruby D ., I 2975 s. Lo90>D St. JT Ton Strayer• 8dwy Hte. 2975 s. LOgan .St. 1 1911 34 1 l) 019 -------------------'·-k!l!lli:IG:lQd • .J:D a o u o I 1971 )4 1 23 on 1 Stevena, Collc.cn J. ' 1 Suznnno ~-Jt TOn • 296S s. Loqon St. ---------------------Hmsm·2~oot:ouo I Gu:aranty InveatlllOnt Co \ Robort Hc:Dou9al 232 W llth hvc . Qsnygr. op 10201 I Love, Kenneth h. \ R Dale Gotce 32-4 )) Strayore 8dwy lite 296~ s. L090>n St. s l/2 of Lot 35, oll of Lot 34 Blk 4, Strayora Bdwy lit a 2957 s. LOgan St. j6 ' N l/2 of LOt 35, Blk 4, Strayer• Bdvy Hta 2951 s. LOgan St. $ 370.16 -----------r-~~f·z~oo~~~0~1~1~0~--1~3~~~,-~N-~6-f~t~o~f~Lo~t~l6~.~.~l~k~3---*-----------------------I 4403 s. Logan St. JansHn, Fred 15 Strayer• Ddwy lite 1 2784 s. Lincoln St. ----·---------------~ :::·:·;:· 2:0 oo:Qll.L. 1 Carman, Robert L. ' Margaret A., JT Ten s. Sher .. n St. s 19 ft of Lot 16, All Lot 17, N 5 ft of Lot 18, Blk 3, Strayera 8dwy Hte 2964 s. Sher .. n St. -----------------·-·---e~·2;0 oo-J!!-!.1"'00----,s;-.2'"'o......,l"'tc-::o"'lr-•Lo=t.,.l.,.8-,--=a..-1..-1-· to=t::.-T"Ir. , Jonee, Gene M • N 4 ft of Lot 20, Blk 3, l Plltricia L • SChllffcr, Stroyore Ddwy lite I lloword F. • Inc& M, 2970 S. Shormon St. JT Ten 1 2970 s. Sharman St. ----+-[;!t9Js~.JL._~_Q_J_QJ.ll,___ ___ --·------------------- 1 \ 1971 3-1 1 24 010 II Gnl1~ tin, rtich11rd C. ' . Virginio M., JT Ten 5 21 ft of LOt 20, all Lot 21 £, N l ft of Lot 22, Dlk 3, Stroyora Ddwy nta 2980 s. Shcrmon St. $ 365.38 I 2930 S. Shcrmlln St. -·-· ---------------t--f~}l£)~o~_,-2~o 01~0110 s 2n'ton::O"t22;"'ii'lto=t"'•=-----1~------------------------ li I,: ; Cody, William R. ' 23-24, Blk 3, Strayere Bdwy Hte I ! Sandra E ., JT Ten 2990 5. Sherman St. $ 1,009.09 ~! l 2990 S. Sherman St. ~: ----------------W=nq 1cw~i!.......£Q_1.Qll.Q_ ---------------------------r--·----------------! 1 · 1971 34 1 24 01l ~~ 62 1/l ft of Lot• 25-28, .! Drobst, \H ll i n1:1 E . ' ll1k J, Stroyers Bdwy lite ; i\llcne ~,_, JT Ten 235 £. Cornell Avenue $ 1,631.19 l 3142 s . Goylord St . ------~------------~--·\ ~nq~~__JlQAl~v __________________________________ 1r----------------------- • j 1 \ 'I 1 J ·I l • I • • • • NAIA( AND AOOICSS 1971 34 1 24 Oll Jonas, Roba rt w. ' Ida1 HDo, J T T en 2 99 5 S. Cro nL St. r. ,,, c o aoll o 197 1 3 4 1 24 01 4 Go ld e n, I. I.. 11 11 C. Coc n6 l l ~~onu~ r.nclcwood . c:o ao1i o 1?71 3 4 1 2~ Ol> 11 \cha u<l, l~ary v. 29 71 s . Gra n t St . t:oH l t!'oH>nrt _Cr) . B~ll!l 1971 34 1 24 016 Soqeaer, John ?.. Jr 6 Gerald i ne . JT Tan 2961 s . Grant St . • • - c 62 1/2 Ct o f Lots 2S-2 8 , Blk ), Stra yers Ddw y Uta 31-3 32 31- 34 2 9 95 S . Cro "t S t. Strayora llrlvy llt s 2973 s . Gront St. Strayera Bclvy llts 2961 s. Crant St. ~n q1ow_ood c o . 80110 --------------,-...;[i'i9f.7~1~34 1 H 1)17 1 5-Strayers Ddvy llts .. $ 939.82 $ 372.84 $ 372.84 $ 372.84 ll arris , Viv i an 1'. • 16 29Sl s. Grant St . I:I'OIIIOtt, JT Ton 1 $ 372.84 ! 1700 w. Croatline Dr. 1 -·· -··---------------·-----i-----lli-~~2-?oo~.~~uo __ 1~1.12or Lot i4~'k2.---~-------------- ' <;riffi t h, C:horlos J. Strayora Bdvy llts 1 $ 279.29 I t Tri99 Mq•t, Inc. 2952 S. Lincoln St . I I 1450 S . llovano 1804 ---------------~pre CO .i.II.Q.U---·---:-------------s:-jl------------- 1 ~~!!n~4 c!r~5 ~~~~~ ' ~1~1 t 0~t~~ .. ~:· 0:~ ~~ 15 ' 1 I Loah I.., JT Ton 2958 s . Lincoln St. $ 219.29 j 2958 s. Lincoln · f9H 9Jr'f · 2forl.w..o__T·ro-, ..,.-n--:~=-.;.;--;;-n;-.....-----flr------- Fliam, Richard L. 2964 s. Lincoln St. 1971 34 l 2 5 Ol l Ellenberger, Goldie L. 2968 s . Lincoln St. Strayers Lincoln St. s l/2 of Lot 17 , all Lot 18, Blk 2 Strayers Bdwy Hts 2968 s. Lincoln St. 19-2 L. 20 Strayers Bclvy Hts 2974 s. Lincoln St. i 1971 34 1 25 013 21-2 Strayers Ddwy llts l Ellenberger , Goldie L . 22 2976 s . Lincoln St. I 2968 S. Lincoln St. · -----·-------.. -------t -~~!'-::·o~~~~-1-!QHO ____ ~-;:: -·-----~-~~:yo ~~-Ddw;·-;;~~----·- '1 'l'roynor, I "ido r c J , ' 2 4 2990 S. Li ncoln St. $ $ $ $ $ ·1 ~~~~<I~~· ci ~r~-~~n St . )---. --·-------------.H'*t~~o~'-2-~<liiY}Q.!!Jl~-2 --Strayora Bdvy Hts.--·-#---- 1 Dimas , Donald N. ' 26 2997 s . Sherman St . ·1 Ka t hy, JT Ten , ' , 193 E. Cornell 1\venue ~( -----·--: .... ------------· --J'--~~~~~I~t:~!~;·!:~1!--:~~~---2 ·--:sTf;iTr:c~~t;:!!~-~~:-- ~:. · Kar-e n K , J t 1'cn ~935 S. Sh~r t:lil n St . ·-· -------------· --+--...£!'~...Q9_<!, __ c o __ 80l~JL------------------- . ;•, • ·~ f l 1 ·i1 '•' • $ $ 279.29 279.29 372.39 372.39 1,720.73 2,191.62 372.39 I • • ( • • • .. I : ,71 )4 1 25 017 l llclwiq, llo r nchol s. • I)OroLhy 0. ~ llorr'ln, J:llcn L . .JT Tun I. 2975 s . Shcro a n St. £ng1owpod. CO 30 1 10 I ~2~t :.~~. 1 ~~ ~1 : ! 1i~;~1 ~. L~.1~~...!~~h "vc . • • • . .. - 29-2 S t rayers Odwy li t e 30 1ns s. SheriMn s t. ll- )2 Stnyors Ddwy llts ~~63 S . Shur..,n St . -----------·----I ~nqlt.woocl. co 8011 0 I 1971 34 1 25 Ol~ ll~Strayers Bdwy Hts Barry , Gui1lauoe Berson 34 2955 s. Sher.an St. $ 372.39 $ 372.39 $ 372.39 I 'Judith L., JT Ton 2955 s. Shor .. n St . --------------·,.-l~~~~o';f";·~~Q.o2 ~011_o ___ 3s-:-2-ifiiiY-,;-r.-o<r,;;y-r.-u-:-·--·--··---·---·--·----- lj J :AnMson, l'rcd lG 2951 s. Shor..,n St. $ 2784 s. Lincoln St. 372.39 ·---· ·----·-·· .. ·------.. -···-· •• , .. ~.':!!IJ.9~ .... _C? __ !VJ.Q _________ ·--------->-·---------- 1?71 l4 l 01 007 s ·2 tt ot Lot 12, All Lot 13 • Dhority, Ferne R. 14, B1k 1, Hoes Add 3,1~~. s. he~ s~imo 3150 s. Ilea-a st. i 1971 34 3 01 008 l llalloran, ThOIIWIS II • /Inn H., JT Ton 15- 16 1 ttees Add 3160 5. llca.a St. $ 368.87 $ 368.87 • ll60 s. Ilea-a st. ---------------~mof2DoPUL.. ___ i7=--i-Hoe• Aaor---·-----H--·--------- 1 Twist, llorth N • 18 3168 S. Ilea-St. edith C, JT Ten $ 368.87 I 3168 s. llco~ st. ------------- $ 368.87 ----·----.. -----·--r~~~!!~~~:~!!~~~:~--r~~ ... T' .. •Iff;~~~-~~=-~:.---· :-· ----.. --·--------.. J-l~!~~_s:ol.!Q.. .. ______________________ it----------- 1 1971 34 3 01 011 21-1 Hees Add Leonard, Robert F. ' 22 3184 s. /leo .. St. I ~~~:r~?·~~J~t~on $ 368.87 ---.. ·--------·· .. -----l -r;ngJ~"!99.!l .... !;Q .... Q.l!JJ.JL . ____________ ..... -... --------··---H-------------I 1971 34 3 01 012 23-1 Heos Add ' Do>1oy, llalon D. 1/2 ' 24 3196 s . 1\eoaa St. \ ~lolrtin, LolA E. 1/2 f 3~43 s . Emcruon St . --------·------------~-}~"~ • oi0 oT!JQH.9 __ 25-=--~-~iaC'i'Aii'd ______ _ $ 737.73 ---------- I! 3191 5. Droadway Corp 27 l195 s. Drondw.>y 3191 S. nroa~way $ 1,076.31 -----------------f-!Or!.!1!9.!!!22Sl.~Qlll)'--------------------1fl------------ ' · ~ 1971 34 3 01 014 28-1 tleoa Add 1 3191 S. Broadway Corp 29 3193 S. Broadway ' 3191 s. Broadway --·-------_________ :__~_..,!!.~.!2~'1!!.d.c .. £Q. • ..J!.Q.!l.Q. __________________ _ $ 382.14 ----------- l H71 34 3 01 01~ 30-1 llcos 1\dd . Jl n S. nro11dw,,y Corp. 31 3191 S. Droadwo>y $ 382.14 · . ! 3191 5. llroadway ---~----· ____ --:-f!l9.!£!!0od.,_c;_q_ __ !!Q..l_:-10:_ ____ -----------------IH------------. I i I .. , ~~ . • • ..._ . I • • • • .. - ... HAM{ AHO AOOI:W ... -..... .-.. 1~71 34 J 01 016 J2-1 llt:SS ,\dd $ 382 .14 ljcti <ton • :;nrilyn R. J) 3163 s . &roadway 3163 5. llrOIIdWIIY -J:nc 1<:wood cr DO I I I 1911 J4 3 01 n1 34-1 n ... Md ?r i ce, Cu9one L. ' 35 3159 s . Broadway $ 382.14 : I ncvor1y J., JT Ten 155 4 S. Corona ~~i1o ~n'!10...,od CO ! 1~11 l4 3 0 1 o1a J~-_1 llo••-~CI I Lentsch, ~r9io Luone 37 3147 s. Broadway $ 191.07 I 1550 1:. Dar t100u t h 1\ve n uo · :n< l e!Wftftd en ~11110 I 1911 J4 3 0 2 0 06 ll-2 tleee 1\dCI ' 1 Ho l yneoux , Sara l4 3150 s. .. nnock St. $ 373.73 l ll 5 0 s . oannock S t . 'n• ........ ,..., e o "' 1 1 971 34 l 02 007 l !j-2 tteoe Add $ 373.73 Co ston, Fr ank w. 16 3158 s . Bannock St. 1 3l 5 8 s . Bannock St . · CnalaWood. CO 10110 1971 34 l 02 oo a 17-2 nee• 1\dd ttickaan, l\de1yn Louiaa 11 3166 S. Bannock St. $ 373.73 ll66 s. Bannock St. ... c:o 80110 1971 34 3 02 009 19-2 ~~-·Add 1 WaesA•, CAlvin Otis 1. 20 3114 s. Bannock St . $ 373.73 I Rubye ,J. , JT Ton 3174 s. Bannock St . f!:t~~o~cr~·u ___ z-r:.---z-n .... ~------- Berberi an, Georva v 1. 22 3182 s. Bannock St. $ 373.73 j /Inn 11 . JT Ten 3182 s . Bannock St. ------· ------------------·· H ~~-}~·-oi9o&Q UL ...... "iF' "2'"'i'l4i o'li 'iidd ----·---· ........ -.. ··--~--·--··· --·-------- I Lewis, Clifford H I. 24 lUI s. Bannock St. $ 747.45 .. Barbara .J., JT Ton lUI S. _!"nnock St. . -------------"' ... J:O ..... u uo ... _ .. _______________________ 1971 J4 l 02 012 25-2 Hacte Add Mcyor, PIIU1 L. ' 26 3195 s . l\c:OIIIl St . fiildrctd, JT Ten . $ 874.31 I 3195 s . AcOIU St . . ___ .. _________ ·----------r-{~~~P.m~~UL..--:i;:--2-liit.-.--ildct--·-- ! Duprey, Maxine L . 28 3181 s . Acou St. $ 373.73 1 i 3181 S . Acom4 St . ·----------------~~cwood, co 80110 • I • 1 1971 34 3 02 014 29-2 nctea 1\dd $ 373.73 McC1ol1~>nd, Dnlo II & 30 3175 s. /\coma St . I 1 t-luri cl N ., J 'l' 1'cn I 31 5 9 s. Ua n nock S t. . ' I "nSJl!:li!Qlld, ~Q BQUQ j 1 97l 34 3 02 015 3 1 2,, 1 Me y er , l'au1 L . & 32 and s 2 ft of Lot 33, B1k $ 388 .67 j ~~;~r;~· ~~~~m~en Hees Add . I 3167 s . /\coma St . ! ---tJ~U!L~~,l,_g> __ Q.Q.!._lO l :·: ' 1971 34 3 0 2 016 N 2 3 f t of Lot ll, Olll of Lot I ,,,twoo cl , :IL:&r k II. & ]•1, n1 ~. 2 , noes lldd I $ 358.77 ·,Chery l L. 31 39 s . /\COm.l S t . ;_ i 31>9 s. 1\.com\l St. .1 ~D9 l l!!t25Hi. co 90110 l ·l • 1 !·• } .. - ·.···. . . 1 . • .. . . .. I -·-· n • • J 197l H 3 02 017 Plt >.~trl c k, Th~l P . )155 s. /\coOl.> lit. knqlcwo?d. CO 80110 , 1 971 34 3 OJ 007 1 li oppor, Patrick J . • • • 3 5 -2 IIce a Add J6 J l 5 5 s . Acoea St . ll-l Heea Add U 3150 $, CherokH St . $ 3 73 .73 $ 371. so I l HO 5. Cherokee S t . -------·--·-----..!-:.:r:n..,_q,._.lcW<Iod. co o n> i n l l ?71 34 J OJ OOR l ~~~~t~~· c~~:~:.,~· st. I Cnqlgwooc!. CO 80110 I 1911 )4 3 0) 009 'I Donning, John D. ' Crace s., JT Ton 1 3161 1. Che~~kou 5t . I 5 -l llcu e 1\d<l 16 3160 s. Chorokoo St. 17-J Heea Add 11 lUI 8. CherokH St. ; 1971 34 1 01 010 u-3 ,,.,.. 1\dd : O'Loary, Jo010a R . ' 20 3174 s. Cherokee St. Janioo /\,, JT Tan • 2915 w. ChenAngo 1\vonue $ 371. so $ 371. so $ 371. 50 -----------·-------~~i~~~·o~o1f·~~-2-1--~l~,-,.,-.,-.--lldd------------~--------------------- .. , .. f; . : .. ~ . ·. ~ . . ... I .. . ~ • ' Petterson, llrent 22 lll2 S. Cherokee St. ~=~o~Che~kO:n ~~ ~ ' 1971 34 3 03 012 23-3 -· Add Linenberger, llnthony P. 24 1198 s. Cherokee St • . ' Horine 1\,, JT Ton : ~!~.~Cbe~ke~n~~~ . 1971 14 l Ol Oll 25-l -· Add · Winvo ... rtha Eppick 26 ll97 s. Bannock St. i l191 s. Bannock at. Enqlewppd. CQ IQ11Q 1971 34 l 03 014 Drink, Walter E. ' I Wilma A, JT Ton : ~~= ~.!:....ta.nnt-nock a~~; n . 1971 34 l 03 015 27- . 28 29- 30 HOoa Add 3115 s. Bannock St • 3 He•• Add ll75 S, Bannock St. $ 371.50 $ 1,534.57 $ 742.99 $ 371.50 $ 371. so : lleilig, Cheater R. ' . Evelyn E., JT Ton 0 3175 s. Bannock St. J ~~: 1 ~~~~o~~o~~~0-1~:~0~1~1U0L----3-1----3~~H~eo-.~Ad~~d~-------~--------------II Beier, F . William 32 3167 S. Bannock St. I . 3167 S. Bannock St . : F.nglcwood, CO 80110 i 1971 34 3 03 017 1 1-lcClellond, D<>lc 11. ! ~~~i,!.;.!""~~c\~~in 1 ~~{~~:q~ g~h~1 ~. i Greenhouses, Inc. ; ~~~ice~~<~12 ~b no' •o ! 1?71 34 ) 04 005 ; 1'L·.:ti.l , \'li llil.lm n . ' i r .. yd i ll ''·, J•r 1'cn J 3150 5. Dcl<>warc SL : Ennlc,;,ood rn An 1 1 n 33-l Heos Add 34 3159 s. BAnnock St. 35-) 36 10 Heoa Add 3151 s. Bannock St. llonry's 2nd 1\dd 31~0 5. Dclnworo St. • $ 371. so $ 371.50 $ 371.50 $ 354.47 I • • • • • lol ·~ WJIOt ... ~ .. 1911 34 J 04 00 6 17 uanry•a 2nd 1\dd OolloC f. J.:the1 c. 3160 s . DolAWOrO St . $ 373.14 ~.160 s . 0c1~ar~0 ~~0 - ' 1971 J4 3 04 007 16 Henry'a 2nd Add Aolrr , Gareth If. ' JlU s. Delaware St . $ 373.14 I .It> /\llyn, JT Ten I 31G4 s. Dolaware St. r:nglewood 1 co ~211 0 I 1971 34 3 04 001 Ts--'"liCn ey • a l'iiCiMd t\h lin, John G . ' 3174 s . Delaware St. r.1vo D. JT Ten $ 373.14 ~~~~g~ IXI1~.,r~0 ~~0 I 1971 34 3 04 009 13-Henry'• 2nd Add ... Su burban C~n i ty 14 rt./vy I Trainin9 • service• Ctr. 3191 s. Do1awara St. $ 1,389.24 Inc., 300 e. llaiOj>dcn Ave~ ' P.ooto 222 I r.nolo!!OOd , CQ 80110 -! ! ; U71 )4 3 04 010 12 llonrll' a Add to EnOJlovoocll $ 771.45 i lfarvey, Clarence ... ' 3117 lt. C:barok-St. I Clle n c ., JT Ten 1197 s . Chorokoo St . E:Dai•III!DQid al IIU lD un 34 l 04 011 ll "ll~ ~d ~r!'.:!!~ Dunbar, MArian L . ' $ 373.14 Lobel, IAvrenco 11. 1336 s. se::.':yr1 ~ill. 1971 l4 3 04 012 10 Henry Add to EnOJl- Dunbar, Marian L. ' 3175 s . Cbarok-St. • J Lobel, Lawrance 11 . $ 373.14 3115 S. Cherokee St . ____ .J>ngl.._,., a1 ..a.au.o I 1971 34 l 04 013 9 Honey Add to EnOJlavood DencSor, Elaie F. 3171 s. Cherokee St . $ 373.14 3171 s. cba~k•:o~~o 1971 l4 3 04 014 8 Heney Add to BnOJlOvood DeVivier, J.F . 3165 s. Cberokee St. $ 37 3.14 3165 s. Cherokee St • ---------M ----~----0 .. J':.!l!llt~ .. _!:!L_I.Q.U9. ____ -----· 1971 34 3 04 015 7 llenry Add to EnOJlovood $ 347.94 llaaka, Uovard If. 3155 s. Cberokee 3155 s. Cherokee 5 t. -------· l':nn · &XQQ.Ik...CQ_..II..O.llL _____ -- I 1971 34 3 OS 001 loota 1-10 ' 12-19 ' that part School Dist No. 1 loot 11 daac aa baq 26 ft N of SN I H01 s . D"nnock St . cor Lot 11, Th N 34 deq 52 rain E $ 5,802. 71 Cn9lcwood, co 00110 50.86 ft, Th N 8 ft, Th W 4 ft, Th S 27 deq 06 rain w 55.68 ft to bag, Dotaon Sub I 3100 5 £loti St . .. 1971 34 3 OS 002 Lot ll cxc ..... u atrip in NN Dell off, Fronk J ' cor, Dotson Sub $ 2,019.22 ,.h,r)OCJ.C /\. 3195 s . Dclnwarc St. 319~ 1/2 s . Ocl.J.wi'lre St . _f ~~Q__l0110 I • • ., .. .. ---·---.. • • ~ ~·-• '. . '· .. r . • • • ... -·. 1 9 7: l4 3 ll 0 0 I' a rk Add 2nd P 1q ll nn~e n, Jllchard S . ' 3200 S. Clati St. $ 2,493.07 J:~ rcn Y, J T Ton 3791 s. Huron St. t:n 1 ?11 l4 3 11 002 2 !'ark Add 2nd Plq r~s •~rt , Predoric~ A ' 3210 s. F.l ati St. Geroldino, JT ~n 321 0 S. Cl ati St . $ 442.42 ·------+-..JI:n~~9f~ '''j?i·lfLc;~·--3---2-Toa_r_l; __ lld_d_2_n_d_l'i9·----~--------------- Cerhordt, Mary Alice, 3220 s . ~lati St. t.:nrnlh..,ai tc, 1'ho..,,a 1•. ' urown , b.1rbor;, lt. 3220 s . r.tati St. ~nql•woo4· CO 80110 1971 H 3 11 004 Ca•eidy, Alfred J. • Lc.:notto 1\, JT ,..n 3226 S. Elati St. ----------+~~~·~~to~!o 00 ~o11o I I ' ' I Burqet, Einor R. • lfil• L, JT 'fen 3234 5 . Elati St. 1971 l4 l 11 Olt Norcia, G.lf. • Gladye M, JT Ton 3245 s . DelDWACC St. s 6 u : --------------~~~~~~~~Olul~o--~20 I 1 l ·• 'i j ·: I . ' .i 'i 1 '! ! I ·• J I I ., J I ' l .I • .'~ 'I .; ·I ~i ., ·l .~ ·.1 !",i n 1' 1 .. 1 • Jaffora, Timothy E. • •!olinda s., JT 'fen l2l5 S . Delaware St. fl§¥19~· f 30110 1 on Pierce, Shirley H. 3225 s. Delaware St. En lewood co 80110 2 P01rk Add 2nd Plq uu s. lllati St. 2 Perk Add 2nd Plq 3234 S. 'Clati St. 2 Park Add 2nd Flq 3242 s. Elati St. 2 Park Add 2ndl'lq 3245 s. Delaware St . 9 s. Delaware St . $ 442.42 $ 442.42 $ 442.42 $ 442.42 $ 442. 42 $ 442. 42 $ 442.42 $ 442.42 $ 442.42 $ 3, 029 •• 15 I • • - .. -AND 1~71 l4 ) 12 001 IU"r gc r , :...t.u.~ .-., s y 1v1a K, JT Ten L1fo Estate to V1v1..:an carrett C91'1 S. lluron St . 1911 l4 l 12 002 W~ rdu n. l..cc I toy ' Juiln i.t~, JT Ten 32'10 S . Do1awore St. 1971 14 l 12 004 well.torn, L)Ovc 1;. 3224 s . Do1ow~rc St. 'lolk, Jcasc P. " 1\.Jftando 11., JT Ten l2ll s. Cherokee st. En lowood CO 80110 971 34 3 2 01 • • • ... - c 71l.~ ft or J.otc l-4 "" t: 8 Ll, o ~ 1, s G no l1n s Ocl wy 1\dd 152 w. £a s t .. n A ~nue N 62.5 ft of Lots 1-4 •• N 1 r t, Ulk l, s G ll.1i•lina httwy 1\()<J )200 S. Dolewora St . Lots 7-1 ox £ I ft, Blk 1, S G lle•Una Bdwy 1\dd ex w 1 ft for rd Lota 9-10 ex E I ft, Blk 1, S G lloalina Bdwy 1\dd •• w 1 ft for rd l2l0 1. Dele-are St. Lota 11-12 ex E I ft, Ilk 1 S G llelllilla Bdwy Add -W 1 ft for rd 1240 s. Delevera St. Lw~• 13-15 •• w a tt, a1t 1 S C: IIGalins Ddwy 1\dd 1233 s. Cherokee St. St. I i~~~c:: ~~=~~:~/;~~ick S G ·------·----------J~q1cwood, CO 80110 I 1971 l4 3 12 020 lots 19-20, B1k 1 cue w 8 ft j Rosonbeuftl, Orin E. • for olley S G Hoa1ina Bdwy : Ve1ftiA J., JT Ton 1\dd : 10756 r:. Powcra Dr . )213 s. Chcrokoo St. $ 559.70 $ 937.38 $ 370.15 $ 370.15 $ 370.15 $ 370.15 $ 559.70 $ 559.70 $ 373.14 ----------------------f--f~~ri~o~--fi>ts;rl~-~2~2r,-.a~I~k~1-.~s,_~---------H----------------------- ll '~<r i ght, Ron4fd e. ' ll4.,lins Ddwy 1\dd ex rear 0 • C~thcrino R., JT Ten ft for alley $ ----- $ 3211 s. Cherokee St. 1211 s. Cherokee St. ·-'----------------------j~1t~~-L~02~0llQ _____ L0~23-24, 81t~lla•uns ::, · . l Brown, William J. ' Bclwy 1\dd ex roor S ft for alloy . :·· t Catherine L, JT Ten 1201 s . Cherokee St. ,. 1 3201 s. Chorokeo St . --------T' ~~w~· .... i"J.o-cl.Qll.Q... __ ~-rr--rs-e-~~amm;;y;u-r.c.---tlf- ., i ~~·:~~~~"Neji~~ ~, & 3202 s. Charokcc St. :·· l ~;O ·;.e ~. Cherokee St. · • ) "nqlcwoocl. CO 8011 0 ------·---------·-•• --·-..-·---<>·-•-·•-••M•·--·•-·-·----••• -··----•-•n •----· • ---------- • 1 j 1 .; . ., ' ~ ·~ ;i .J ___ j • l--$ ,I 373.14 1,380.55 743.00 t I • • -AHO 1 '17l lC 3 1! 00 lofcn1q, Scott Alz.n ' ~lie Dcn 1•e, J T 7eo 3204 S . Cherokee S ~. 'n 1 cwoos1. CO 0011 0 1~71 3 4 ) 13 003 l.uq1n b1ll, Edna :4l'" 1 3220 S . Chorok oo S~. Co uleyood co l 011Q 1971 34 3 ll Q04 "l!ehol.aa, Jack H. • :<.>r y 1 .. , JT Ten JZJa s. Cherokee St . ----------------------~~~~-~~7~t~~~~~4~l~11°oo~?l lD ,•\artt..1er, llict..o1 • Lo Anne, JT Ten 1212 S. Chu rokco St . , .. - J-4 2 S-6 2 1-a 2 ,_ 2 10 • • • . ...... "" S C lla•1•ns lwy ll<ltl $ 371.50 3204 s. Che-rokee 5~. S G lie• ne lki"Y Add 3220 s. Cberok-S~. $ 371.50 s G u ... uns lkh•Y 1\dd 1: )221 &. Cherokoo St . $ 371.50 . S G lle•hn• Dclwy Add I 3232 s. Chllrok-li~. $ 371.50 I ll-a S G Uo•l1ne Ddwy -------------------------->c9~l"~·~~~ood!~ow1~l~O~--~~--~--~-~~~~~~~-r.r.r--~-------------------------- :lt.~tLox, t:Ordon r.. 3240 s. Cherokee St. l97l )4 ) 11 019 1 Anderson, Alva :4. 'ElizA., JT Ton 32 41 s. Bannock St . I En !lively, Juno c. ' llofiDAnn, Gladys J, .IT Ten 3215 &. Bannock St. F.nglewood, CO 80110 1 1971 34 1 11 022 j.Jwop, Jerry E . ' I.E. Darlene, JT Ten I 4175 s. Sidney Ct. 12 ll- 15 20 21- 22 "2 2 1240 s. Cherokee S G llaaline Bdvy 1\dd 3241 s. aannoc:l< St. 1215 s. St. S G Haalin• Bd"Y Add 3207 s. lllannock St. $ 371.50 $ 557.24 $ 371.50 $ 371.50 --------j~~.-~Q~~-L--------·------------;+---·---------- ' Ku lly, Kim D. ' 23-2 S G Uaaline llclwy 1\dd l Drownor, Donna K, 24 3201 S. Bannock St. · JT Ten $ . 742.99 J 3201 s. 114nnock St. -------------j J;;nq1owooc!. CO _Q!!_W ___________________ !+------------- j 16 2 1 1971 34 3 13 024 Anderson, ~1izabcth ~. 3241 s. uannock St. _: ·-------·---·-------.J.J;~slew~..__£Q. __ ~10 --.. ·--··--,. I . i 1971 34 3 1,3 025 · rchr, Bette J. 17- 19 2 s G uaalins 8dwy 1\dd s G Hamlin• 8dwy Add 3225 s. Bannock St. $ $ 185.75 371.50 I 3225 S . Bannock St . !---·-----------.:_,_Lnqlcwood, CO 80110 -----------------ft------------ 1?71 H l 14 001 Collins. JuDnita ' ;.:tlrilyn L.., JT Ten l2~J s. Dannock St . 1-2 3 s G llomli n s Ddwy ~cld 3200 s. Bannock St. $ 956.76 --------~~----------~~r.n~a~1~e~•~;oo~d~,_QQ~--~8~0~1~1~0-----------------------------------~------------------------- ; .· ; • I • • • • - I NAMl ANO o\OOI(U , .. -~ . l I .,. I I 1911 )4 l l4 ~02 ) 3 s G lla ahna Bdwy Ad d $ 186 .86 •: 1 u cc.a.t: ne:~tl t j' '!-lort,lnc 3208 5 . Bannock St . 1 2 1 00 \#. N t.aa lssJppJ. 1\vonut"'' -l Pc nvcc , c.;o (1 0~21 1 1911 34 l l4 OOl II 1 ft o f Lot '· Al l Lot 4 ' 5 Dil1a t one , Ellen Ilk ), s G Kaa1ina aswy Add $ 426.04 : t 1 11 2 s. aannoc k St. uu •. aannock st . \ I IIO !i ~Siwood, ~:;g ..il1.l.ll !1911 )4 3 14 004 s ll ft of Lot '· all Lot 1 ' I Mi ller, llllbel Cla i re N ll ft of Lot 1, alk l I G $ 418.57 1210 1 . aannock st . t .. alilla ~O~ aa....-k It : r:n y lo..aod • g;j ni 1 0 I 1 1911 )4 l 14 00 5 5 12 ft of Lot 1, all Lot ' • lfalker, Kenneth r . N lt ft of Lot lD, alk ), I G $ 418.57 ; lHD 1. aannock st. Haal.lna Nwy Add j L'n!llo-, co 3240 •• Dannock lt . --- !1911 I )4 l 14 006 5 6 ft of Lot lD, all I.ota 11- I !:pen, ...,lph c • 12, Ilk ), s G uaaline Bdwy Add $ 418.57 I Vir1,1inla J, JT Ten U46 I. .. _k lt. j ))19 s. Olatho way ; Ao •nr' m ~8JlJl1J• I 1971)4 _3 _14 0~17 ~!-l ;2~s'':~l!:... ~. w I Speri9, Michael DIIA I N-J In-at.ont co. $ 373.73 . un s. Pearl ~~~D I I!!:D:!!IIl:o s;g IQ l lt71 )4 ) u DDI 15-l I G 114al1na aswy Add , Junk, Anna M. 16 $ 373.73 l !_2~~. s. lie_. St . co 8011D ! I U71 34 3 14 DDt 17-l I G a.alina aswy Add • ! Thollipaon, Gre9ory S. 11 3231 s. .l\cc.ll St • $ 373.73 j ltD s. Color-::2~vd ------~ . {1971 l4 l 14 OlD 19-) S G llaalina lldwy Add ; Cunnin9baa, Iva M 20 3221 s . llcOIM st. t Trustee $ 373.73 I ' t lZZl 8. AeoN St. ~---------------Ll:n9~-~-·Jll10 --------~ 1971 )4 l 14 011 21-. l s G a.alina lldwy Add f Johnson , llcrnard M. 22 3211 s. 1\cc.a St. I $ 373.73 • 4162 s. Zenobia St . ~ If -------.---·---------l i»!l.'!U~O-.• ~.H .. ---------------.-.---i 1971 34 3 14 012 E 75 ft of I.ota 23-24, Blk 3 s :! i Neyer, llarold J . ' G llata1ina Bdwy 1\dd $ 955.90 · llclen R., JT Ton 3201 s. 1\coou St. I 4130 s. Fox St. I Englowood 1 CO 80110 'i 1971 34 J 14 013 If 50 tt of Lot• 2 3-24, 81k J, I Woodm.o.n, David n. • 5 G Haalina Bdvy 1\dd $ 616.12 ; ~y, !1iehocl C, 126 If. EAst ... n Avo . : J 'l ' ·ron I ;· ! 3725 Nialaon Lane ·:1 -t 0CDI!UU:, CQ BD21D ----! . .. ! ~ ~ '11971 H 3 1 ~ 002 6 ·8 4, S G ll~m l i n s octwy .1\dd $ 553.30 ·! ! J ohn !i.on , nernurd n . 3 222 s . 1\c.,... St. •' i '1 16 2 S . Zcnobi.l St. •i Do•nV<'L' ~0 30.' 16 ( ' •' ·I '·! I • • 'l : ·J I .. -I ;'. I .. - J .'/· ,1', \~; . .. , . . . ·-.. .. ; .t" ·~ ·· .. •' ·.' -· ; '· • • • • • .. I _....,...-m ... -.....,.,..,.. I I l?71 34 l l '; OOJ ?-4 S c ll ~•llno ""' 1\dd I Drc1l1n9, Lloyd J. ' l2 3247 s . Broadway $ 737.73 i Do r othy E. , J ":" Ton !~! ~ r!:..!roe~va~ n l 0 ! 1971 34 3 15 004 1)-4 s C ~line ldvy Add Drc1linq, Lloyd J. ' 16 ll47 s . Droaclvay $ 764.29 I l.lorothy E., JT Ton ' )H7 s . nro•dvoy I J.;og:l.s;~ '-'Q lllJlll l 1971 34 l lS 00~ 17-4 s c lla•lina ldvy 1\dd llucon Partnctship 20 3215 s . BrOAdway $ 764.29 I P.O. Dox 161 I Pcpyer co IQ2Ql I I 1971 34 3 15 006 21-4 s G IIA•Hna ldvy lldd I lturon Partnerahip 24 3211 s. DrOA-Y $ 1,932.70 l 1 ~1 5 /U"opahoo St . ; Sui to 11600 IMDWJU::. s;:Q ·g~g~ i 1971 34 l 15 007 l-l 4 s G lla•Hna lldvy Add $ 4,053.64 I Jot\ncon, Dernord N. llOO S • .11coe11 St. ' 1 n•z s. &cnobio St . --:~· '-'Q 80216 I i 1971 34 l 15 008 4-5 4 s G llaalina 8dvy Add i Johnaon, 8ornArd M. 3220 s. -St. $ 368.86 i 4l62 s. Zenobia St. ~var co 10216 r-. 1971 34 4 OS 006 10-1 .-o Add,. Church l Firat Chriatian Church 26 lUD s. Grurt St. $ 3,909.81 of Englevooc! .. ! . 3190 s . Gnnt St. I fV9i'~ otDoo9°110 n=-r 11oM MCS Pk9 lot • ' I rirst Christian Church 28 3183 s. Logon St . , of Englewood $ 373.73 i 3190 S. Grant St. Fft'l.lGliiiHIIL.~ a o 11 o -:;:-·-·---------71 34 4 OS 008 2!1-1 lloae lldd . .. . .. II ·: j.Firat Chrhtian Church 30 3175 s. Logan St. . ' or Englewood $ 373.73 ) 3190 S. Grant St • • I:ng1ewogd. co 1011 g -I 1971 34 4 OS 009 ll-1 lloae 1\dd First Christian Church 32 3167 s. Logan St. $ 373.73 ! of Englewood j_;.190 S. Grant St . . ---al_CJU.ItQQd....CQ_Jijl.llil..._,. I 1971 H 4 05 no 33-1 Rose 1\dd j Fiest Christi~n Church 34 3163 s. LogAn St . $ 3H.,J of Englewood I 3190 S. Grant St. -----.. ------·-------Lr ~~L}~>·i~o~001~lluJL__.rs=--c-uoiic-lld<i _______ -------· · ll'i rst ChristiAn Church 36 3151 S. Logan St. $ 336.35 I t of EngleW<>od . J .!~~eeo~-"..~_:JonQ ______________ ~971 34 4 06 007 13-2 Rose Add $ 336.35 ·, V"n Sickle, Duan e L. & 14 3150 S. ShermAn St. .. i Octty,, J 'J' Ten . , j 3.150 S . Sherman St • ____ . __ · __ ·---f..!~n.9J£."'-QQ<J_L_r;:_o_.JJQ.lLQ.. _____________________ • , 1971 J~ ~ 06 000 15-2 nose 1\<ld · I .J11rrell, Dann C. ' 16 3160 s . Shcr11111n St . $ 373.73 ·t :-laric L. , JT Ten 3160 S. Sherman St. ,; £.!!s_lcwood, C_L!.!lll _O ________ -------··---- I ·' I • • ; .. .. -·i ~ ,,·, ' 1<', 1 I ... ' ... ~ ' ·' .. :i .. .. • • • • • • - I -....... ----...-. ·-· 1 1 ?"1 )4 4 0 6 ~,)~ .. 17-' Rose lldd I :t•J S SCill, t:d lth 1.. la 3166 s . S h rlUn St . s jn. 73 ll 6 6 s. ShcrrMn St . -;.,. l<>wo co ao : to 19 71 )4 4 06 010 1 9· 2 Rose Add Po-ll, ~14ry Suo 20 ll72 s. She~ St . : 117~ s. Sh er •~n Sl. .:><:tl<:!-oo ~ _8~11~ $ 373.73 1 1?71 l4 4 06 Oil 21-2 Roao -'dd Howa t, Koit:h Charlca 22 : 1 lll2 s. Sho..-n St . $ 373.73 I lla2 s. Shcr .. n St. --------------r.!l!i!2 W2'llL_~Q_JI..Q.ll.Q__ _____ __;'-------------iil------------ j 1971 l4 4 06 012 2)· I liild, Alen D. ' 24 I Suaan G. • JT Ten l190 1. Shor .. n St . l !:nq1cwppd. co IDllD 1 1 ?H H 4 06 n l I Hourc , JaMeS l". ' 1\nnc R., .JT Ten 2~5 £, l:aat...,n live . 25· 26 2 Roao -'dd l1t0 S . She..-n St. $ 1,059.68 Roao 1\dd 255 r,;. Eaat-n llvo .. $ 784.82 --------------·-H~r~!!..~.L.ot\·&I!!.!L.--2;~:-·r-rw.ao-ll<i<i---------H------------- i T-a, Jo100a R. 28 3183 S . Grant St. I l183 s . Grant St . $ 373.73 ~----------------4i~£n~·~s~l~c~~~·~90x_~8~0ul,tl~O _____________________ ~----------- i U71 34 4 06 OlS 29-2 ! s-ra, Donald llilliaa 30 ; ' MarthA, JT Ton i ll77 s . Grant: St:. Rosa Add 3177 s. Grant St:. $ 373.73 I -----------·----;I'"":En:";;~------::--::----::-=------·--tt-----------: 1971 H 4 06 016 31-2 RoH Add $ 373.73 j Bowen, Melva R. ' 32 3169 s. Grant: St:. 1 E41at:orly, David 11 ' 3169 s. Grant: St. ----------- t·: I. Tunat:all, Cbarlaa lf. ' Irva M., JT Ton : Englewood, co 8011~0~---------------------~------------- ! ll 1971 H 4 06 017 Akkcnaan, Si . 3161 s. Grant St . ll- 34 2 RoH Add 3161 s. Grant St:. $ 373.73 --------···------l.J!.'!9.~-L...C~Oo_.:lc:Oc:l.:l.=;O _____________ -,------------tf------------! 1971 l4 4 06 018 j Bertha, JaiiiCS n ' lS- l6 2 Ro•e Add llSl S . Gr~nt: St:. , , Robert D., JT Ton ' __________________________ Ji m.f;i~::.~~o:;.iuL_r.et_iT'6ii -17 2oTLc>til; ------ \'Jolt, \iarren F . ' · Dlk 3, Rose Add W!lcy, Susan, J•r Ten 3148 S. Lincoln St. $ 336.35 $ 56.12 -~ j3148 S. Llnc;oln St. ~ ·_..: ___________ tfi~~of-W-0--sii2-<i"fi.ot -i3ifi0it:Ot-l.-:4•.--H----------- ,' ' 1 Danos, ThOIIIIlS R. l /2 int Blk ), RoH Add 280.ti2 1 ' Danos, Christopher T ' 3152 s. Lincoln St. 1 Thomas R., Jr ' IHlliam . . ' ~ c 1/2, J•r ·rcn _:_· --~------------.n~~-k~;,.,~~~~ln 8.~-~iL ----------------------------·------------- $ { .j I ~. i . ' .,. 'l . . .., ----·---------' • • • II I • • 1971 34 4 ~7 0~9 Jonea, L1ll1an ~- 11'0 5 . Lancoln ~t. r:nc>:,awood co no110 1971 34 4 07 010 L.1von, fl ar:vey s . ' Berrct, P•tricla c., JT Ton 116~ S . L1ncoln St . ~-(""()Oft[:! 1911 34 4 07 Oll Kottenatette, Eu9ane J. , 4 ~athloen Ann, JT Tan I 3176 S. Lincoln St . ~ co 80110 ! 1971 )4 4 07 012 Wi llia, Lewrenco ' rcqgy J., JT ,..n 1 1012 s . Dr~•Yn·. _ fi!l~ <.V U OL.I.U 11971 34 4 07 013 Norbloa, Harold • Corbo Pr-rtie• LTD I \ Corbo rroperties Ltd I 5444 S. Ct.arron R4 L '"" AniH I I 1971 34 4 07 014 I ra~. E1aie Marie I 3193 s . She~n St. .L E:nalc• rood. r-n nn1 'n I 1971 34 4 07 015 · C..-ina, Phyllis I 929 s. Gilpi~-~:: ·~~ su~u~ • - Lot IS ' N 1/2 of Lot 16, Blk 3, Rose 1\dd 3160 S. Lincoln St. Lot s 17 • s l/2 "of Lot 16, Blk 1, Jlose Add to £nq1ewood 3114 s . Lincoln St . Lots 11-20 • N 3 ft of Lot 21 Blk 3, Lot Blk 2)-. 24 25- 26 22 ), 3 3 27-l . 28 lloH Add 3172 s. Lincoln St. • s 22 tt of Lot 21, -· 1\dd 3116 s. Lincoln St . Rose /lcld 3U6 s. Lincoln St. .., .. Add 3lt3 s. She~ St. Jlose /lcld 3115 s. Sheraan St . 1971 34 4 07 016 29-3 Jlo•e Add Copley, Gary L. 30 3173 s. Sher .. n St. 3173 S. She~n St. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ --·------------------~en=~~~~~·~~=xZ£-Q.L__a~~l~--------------------·----,r--------- l 1971 34 4 07 017 31-3 Ro•e Add I Smith, Virqinia A. 34 3165 s. sha .... n st. $ 280.63 280.63 583.70 351.72 1,176.89 1,335.46 374.17 374.17 748.34 I j· 3165 S. Sherm.>n St . --------------j ...E!l9.1cwo~_,__£Q__O_~!.Q... _________________________ -+!~-------------- : 1971 34 4 07 018 35-l I Reining, Walter I. ' 36 Rose 1\dd Ex Rts/way 1155 s. Shcr~n St. $ 336.75 l Glndys I. , JT 1'cn 3155 S. Sherman St. -··_··--·-----------r:·~~~~~i"~~o~,o~i~0~ouo~:P0~1~1~0'------l''l~---·4--·~Ro~•=•-M~·d~C~h~u~rc~h-------H-------------------------l F'irst Baptist Church 17 3170 S. Broadway I of Englewood ,. 3170 s. Drondw"y , --------·----·--i ~~n"!~o.~. oi 0 oo~JU.l.Jl_~a-:. -4-·R"o-;c 1\dd--·-·------... · · I D.:tp t i st 'J'.:lbc rnDc l c 21 • ·· 3170 S. Uroildway •':'' j Cnqlcwood, CO 00110 I .l 'l ' I ·I I .. , • $ 89D. 53 $ 742.11 ; , I • • • • • ------------------~1 ~9-7~1~3Lh~~4~M~o~~~~~-o_o _6 _________ :-_2_-_~_4 ____ Ro __ s_c __ Ad~v~ !1--.. ----$--~1-,_2 __ 1_8_. __ 4_5 _______ • a·1 rct ~ptl St Church t o[ l:nqlcwood i 197 1 34 4 08 007 l ~~r ~~u~~t Ch u rch 1n1 H 4 01 001 :><> i4in t , Ann Slwlron l.'ll D 6 0 \ Int . ' Ma•a, t..: r..cc Und 40 't l nt 34)5 Li9htn i n9 View I r erker co 1Ql)4 I I l97 l H 4 08 01)9 I I De Hint, Ann Sharon , I Und 60\ Int ' Ada-, 1 t:. Leo , Und 40\, Int. B4)5 L i 9~ni~~ View ! ParkAr 134 ' I I 1971 34 4 01 010 I s~n, John, Jr. ' I lloverly !'earl, JT Tan i !!!~.!:.,!i~ln .~~io \ un 34 4 09 001 I liar ick, Inc. "1.taarry o. JUchardaon 5555 s . Monaco St. ,ft .... ....., co 80110 -1971 34 4 09 002 Mosko, 1\aron ' ¥!· Jean, JT Ten f 4050 I. Broad-y Englewood, 00 80110 l 1971 34 4 09 OOl Prl.tclwlrd, Robert £. ' :i Rose-ry E., JT Ten 3242 s. Broadway -+-;~~~r co aouo , 19 o-~· ·. I rrit·chard, Robert £. " 7711 s . Race St . ., ---------____ ._.t;i..t..tkt.2!!· !;Q ~0122 I 1 1971 34 4 09 007 Durt Properties , Inc . ' ;j 5 200 s . Broadway toulc:)QQd. ~ ll!lllQ '.· ll il 1971 34 4 09 008 ., Ladewi 9, Earl ~ l Freda 11 ., JT Ten )) 1 23 5 s . Li ncol n S t. l I I"D'I tcwoorL, co UOll O '. •: 1 97 1 l4 ~ 0? 009 ~ :'] nicmcn sn i dcr , Sammy L. . ~ ' Sh i rley 11 ., JT Ten .. ;~ 5200 s. Franklin St. .. : .... '~"!·on co 80\21 '· . _.;t .. . .. \. • 25-~ )0 31-4 ' 3 2 33 4 H 35-4 3~ 1-5 3 ·~ a . ~i :. Ro ae ,\dd, Church Rose /ldd llU s. Li nco l n St. Rose Met )161 s. Lincoln st . ._._ Met 3153 •• Lincoln St. lioN--- 3200 s. Broad-y 110ae lldd 3232 s. Broad-y ~~Broadway 12-s--no .. Add 15 3250 S. Broadway 25-5 Rose Add 38 75 E. Floyd Avenue 3 9-5 Rose Add 40 3235 s . Lincoln St. LOt 41 ~ 5 1(_2 0[ ...., .. ·~· Dlk 5 , Rose Add 3229 s. Li ncoln St . • $ 3 ,22 7 .76 $ 371.05 t $ 371.05 ! .~1 $ 333.95 ! $ 2,342.01 , ; $ 927.64 !I ., 'i ' $ 556.58 ; .. -'! ' .. $ 185.53 . ! ' $ 37,1. 05 ; : $ 371.05 ' ! ; ' I ' ·s 278.29 I • • • • - _,. ...,.,.a;. .... • ........,. - 1971 H 4 0 9 010 N 1 / of Loe 42, All of Lot 4 ), ihcmt!n snJdcr , s" .... Y t •• Dl~ s. Roso Mid "!;hJrlcy fl •• JT Ten J2 25 5. l~•ncoln St. $ 278.29 ' 52 00 S. P ro nk1in St. <t<loH<>n CO ~0121 ' 1971 J4 4 09 ~11 44-5 ROM 1\da~ i Vi••or, Dav ld ' a 32 01 S . Lincoln St . I Vclu F., .JT ':"en $ 1,376.92 )64) s. CIM Nay I l>t•n v~r co •~i n 1?71 H 410 001 1U 6 Roae 1\dd Linquist, Mar9e 1\. ' uoo s. t.inc:oln St . Jnmes 1 l)arlone $ 748.34 l2 0~ s . r.lncoln :;l. o:n" "'wood CO ~ 1L0110 1971 14 4 10 002 3U 6 -·Add l lfallh, Harold C. 321D s. Linc:o1n St. $ 374.17 1447 Paarl St. Dt>nvor. CO 10201 I 1971 H 4 10 DOl 5-6 6 nose Add SChicvinq, John I'. 3216 s . Lincoln St. $ 374.17 l2U s. Lincoln St. J:nolo!!29S!, co_J_uu...._ 1971 l4 4 10 004 Lot 7 ~ N 1/:2 ot Lot •• 81k 6, Herndon, Richard L. ~ Roae Add Miller, Suaan L. JT 'l'on 323D s. Linc:oln St. $ 280.63 323D s. Lincoln St. ---ti!SilQ~, ~ II!UO 71 l4 4 1D DDS s l/:2 of Lot i.~t '· ondy, Clara D. l/:2 Int Dlk 6, RoM Add I ~ Condy, Richard E. • 3:234 s. Linc:oln St. Robert J. 1/2 Int., $ 280.63 Jt Tan · ~inco1n St • .... ~12_ __ I • I I 1971 l4 4 10 006 Lot 1D ~ • 1/:2 ot Lot 11, Blk 6 j Burqet, Wayna L. ~ Roae Add Barbara A. Jt Ten 324D s. Lincoln St . $ 280.63 I 4108 s. Inca St. Engl!~. ~ B!!U O I 1971 l4 4 1D DD7 S 1/2 ot Lot 11, All U, Blk ,_., Durqet, Wayne L. ~ Rose Add narbar.a A ., JT Ten 3:24:2 s. Lincoln St. $ 280.63 3242 s. Linc:oln St . I ~~·rFi· ~g III.UQ I 1 1 o1 N 173 of LOt 35, aU~oZ:_Lot 36, Administrator of Vet ~ s 1/3 of Lot 37 , Blk 6, Roae 1\ffairs lldd $ .62.36 I Vets Admr Dldq 3247 s. She.--n St. HA•h.iDSit.QD. tl 1:: ~g!~g I 1971 34 4 10 019 Lot 38 • N 16 ft Lot I in of : Rodriquez, Tony D. ' Lot 37, Dlk 6; nose Add I Florence C ., J1' Ten 3243 s. Shcr••>n St. $ 311.81 ;~ ~: ~~~ie~~o~Q_Ans8ho ·~ . 1971 34 4 10 020 39-6 Rose Add .I Wanke, Barbara B . 40 32:2!> s. Sher .. n St. $ 374.17 3225 s. Sherman St. . ~------------ -.!:':'.2..lcwo~,~2._110 ___ : :' 1971 H ~ 10 021 u-6 nose Add i•'-', 1\bs~ck , nrucc 1\nthony ' 42 3221 s. ShcrrNJn St . $ 374.17 :;\ : ·. Lindn Jo, J1" Ten 1221 s. Sherman St. l'n~l .. wn<>d co oo· 10 I . c .. :> ' -·· .. . ' .. '. : ~. . •1 '. :·.·.( .. . .. --- --I!< • • • ~ANO~Sr$ 1971 34 4 11 002 lnhcldor, Ja.es o. • Dotty J,, JT Ten 7025 S. DAhlia St.. • • • ... _. 4l-6 !los lldd 44 3 2 11 s . h .. .-..n St . 4 5-6 Roso Add 46 3207 I . Sbaraan St . 41 s. ShoraAn St. lU 7 RollO Add 3202 I. SM.--n St . 3U RoM Add 3206 I. Sher.an St. S;' Rose Add 3210 s. Sheraan St.. 1971 34 4 11 004 7•8 7 Rose Add llonav-n. Willi .. V. • Sua•n A., JT Ten 3226 s. Shoraan St. 1971 l4 4 11 ODS Scott, llarvey a. ' Rozella G., JT Ten 3236 S. Shcn<an St.'. ------------i~~i~l 1rooo: 0110 Smith, Grady T ' Leola B. , JT Tan 3244 s. Sherman St. 9-7 10 3226 s. Sl\eraan St.. RoH Add 3236 s . Shcraan St. N 20 ft. of LOt 12, all of~ 11, Blk 7, Roao lldd 3244 s. Sharman St. N I ft. of LOt. 14, all of LOt. 13, Kont., Leo R. ' ' S 5 ft. of LOt. 12, Blk 7, Rose Dorothy Ann, JT Ten lldd 3248 s. Sherman St. 3241 S. Sheraan St.. ----------------El\!ll.~ ... -C.Q. ___ 8..P.U.lt ______ ----------·-·----· ----- .; .... 1971 34 4 ll 019 All of LOU 36-37 ' S 20 ft. of Albertson, Leonard ' LOt 38, Blk 7, Rosa Add Lila, JT Ten 3237 s. Grant St. 3237 S . Grant St. ------------1-~E~n~q~l~e=w~od CO 80110 1 971 34 4 ll 020 S hortridge, J~ck 7 0 3 5 s . S(,r u cc Or C l;ng1ewood, 00112 . I 1971 34 4 11 021 Tindall, Gerald W. ' Linda L. , JT Ten , 322 1 s. Gr11nt. St. N 5 ft. of Let 38, all of LOt 39 ' s 5 ft of Let 40, Dlk 7, Rose Mtl N 20 ft of Lot 40, Bllt 7 , Rose lldd 3221 s. Grant St. 41, $ 374.17 $ 374.17 $ 885 .• 77 $ 1,022.31 $ 373.73 $ 373.73 $ 373.73 $ 373.73 $ 336.35 $ 37.37 ------ $ 336.~35 $ 261:61 $ 33i~35 ::~ __ .___-----~.-----·--;~--~--~~tiE ~~~·Ti.2 oz g.QllQ. ___ ;._i 1 •':;'· · Jcf(crson, 1\l icc L.lVcrn lll k Lot. U, S l/2 of LOt 4-J;"--it-------- ·:' ' l:t /\1, J1' ·rcn J2J 9 S . Grunt St . • 7 , nose /\dd 3219 s . Grunt St . • $ 280.29 I I • • ll 1971 )4 • 11 0 ) 1\r.-stronq, Bruco 11. 4 6 90 w. Wyominq Pl . ocnvLr co 80219 I 1971 )4 • 11 o2 4 j Su l1van, Patr ick J. ' I Ploronca G., JT Ten l2ll s . Grant S t. Enqlcwood, CO JOllO i 1 H 1 H 4 11 ~2'> 1\o )or, Orlan I' au 1 3201 s . ~rant St . I i:n<Jlcwood, co 80110 1971 )4 4 12 001 Goodwin, Joaeph 1. ' France• L. , JT Ton 3200 s. Grant St. cnalawood CO 80110 llPl J4 4 12 oo;. I Koaon, Dillie Jean ~!!~..!:_~ra~ s~illln • • - ~-- l/2 of Lot •1, all Lot 44, BUt 7, ::0:1o Mel l2l5 S. Gront !:t. .; ~-7 noao Add 46 3211 s. Grant St. lU I 1\o-Add 1200 s. Grant St. ~~·l:"lil:;,o~:"~d au or 1216 1. Grant st. • ! 1 1971 H 4 12 003 5 a· ft 4 in of Lot 4, all U>t S, Sinea, Kaney lAo ' N t ft of LOt 6, Ilk I, Roaa ... $ 280.29 $ 373.73 $ 747.45 $ 1, 022.31 $ 311.44 $ 316.42 I j )220 s. Grant St. 1\dd ----------------------~~~-·~all~cwood~~~co~~·~o~l~l~o~--------~~~~~~~~------~------------------------fi 'I un 34 4 u oo4 Toll, Rito Joan l !!!~..!...!:ran~ 5 ~n11 n I, ' 1971 34 4 l:Z 006 'I Engelhardt, Wilma ' -~~~ ~ _,;·· I 3230 s. GC&f!~ ·~:- -----------------------}'~En~·~al~~¥2~~co~~·~Dl~l~O----~,~ftT~~-n~~~ftT~~~~H--------------------------I ~~{~.;~ ~l!~ ~. • ~ • 0 I j ' ... '· ·!· •... ..! .... I •' • 1 Eli~obeth ~. JT Ten I Box 635 £~ala CO 80631 !197134 412008 12-8 Rc)M_....,o Ross, oale' Loretta V.,l3 3246 S. Grant St. I .JT Ten ' 7150 S. Lincoln St . Littleton CO 00122 1971 34 4 "12 020 Choppy, De no I\. 32~7 s. Logan St . Cnalcwood CO SOllO l 1971 34 • 12 021 I !<layer. Eric R ' Uargaret I Gorc!on, JT Ten : G694 s . lluffolo Drive Ltttlcton, CO 80120 ! ··I .I 1 ~~-. ROSe AGO 37 3247 s. LOqan St . Lot 38 ' s l/2 of Lot 39, Rosa Md 3239 s. Logan St . ' .. .: • $ 186.86 $ 186.86 Ilk I $ 280.29 . ' ~ I • • • • .. - :-· .. I • • .·. ·~ .., •• f .. :• ... • • • ENGL • • - MI ES OF D HO SI NG AUTHORI TY SP ECIAL MEETI NG Ma rch 9, 1 9 8 5 A The s pec ial meeting of the Englewood Hous~ng Autho rity was c alled o order by Ch airman Thomas J . Burns at 12:5 5 P.M. a the Englewood CLty Hall, 34 00 South Elati , Englewood, Colorado. Roll Call Members Present: Mel!lbers Absent: Others Present: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman Betty Beier, Vice-Chairman Bev Bradshaw Rev. Stan Fixter Cindy Peterson Susan Powers, Director of Community Development Frances Buck Jonas, Executive Director Tom Chandler, Vice-President, Nelson-Roth of Colorado, Inc. Jim Nelson , President, Nelson-Roth of Colorado, Inc. Kirk Wickersham, Attorney for EHA Recording Secretary Mr. Burns stated that the purpose of this special meeting was to execute the Annual Contributions Contract for Public Housing Proj e c t *C O 48-2 and to exe c ute the Contra ct of Sale for pro j ect *CO 48-2. Mr. Burns stated that the documents req uire that changes in the Housing Authority's b y -laws be identified. He stated that at the April 25, 1979 EHA meeting there was an action on the agenda to c hange the by-laws and change the meeting date of the EHA meet~ngs. The tape and record of this meeting do not show that this action was taken; it was merely discussed. Therefore, the minutes of April 25, 1979 have to be clarified showing that action was taken regarding changing the meeting d ate from the fourth Tuesday at 7:00 P.M. to the f o urth Wednesday of the month at 5:00 P.M. MOTION BETTY BEIER MOVE D AND REV . FlXTER SECONDED THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE MINUTES OF APRIL 25, 19 79 REGULAR MEETING OF THE EN GLEWOOD HOUS ING AUTHORITY TO REFLE CT THE FACT THAT RESOLUTION NO. 4, SERIES OF 1979 WA S INTRODUCED BY BETTY BEIER AND SECONDED BY REV. STAN FIXTER AND WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED TO CHANGE THE REGULAR MEETING DATE TO THE FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONT H AT 5:00 P .M. THE MOTION CARRIE D AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS , BEIER , BRADSHAW , FIXTER NONE PETERSON Mr. Burns stated that there is a p rovi sion in Colorado Statutes CRS 29-4-601 that appears to state that the EHA needs to publish and post a notic e of hearing concerning the e x ecution of contracts on this project. However , the EHA's attorney has reviewed the section a nd it appears that the intent of the statute was to require this posting of notice on projects after October l, 1963; however, the statute excludes any housing project where there i s in existence on or after October 1, 1963 a contract for finan cial assistance between the Housing Authority and the Federal government in r espect to such project . Mr. Burns stated that since the EHA would have an • I • • • • ( • • • .. Mr. Burns s ta ed ha it was reposed, for the ime being, to add an addend o the resolu ion o o ahead and au horiz th e x cution and 1nit1 l l ing of the documents sub ject o pproval by Max S ul, the EHA's Con sulting Architec , tha hese plans and spec1 f ica 1ons are f1n al and hat they should be signed. Mr. Saul is out of his office at the moment an d w1 ll return shortly. Mr. Burns s ted tha the Housing Autho r ity would like to start the process of in1 iall1ng he documents while waiting f o r Mr . Sa ul to return . Mrs . Jonas stated that the reso lution authorizes the ACC, the general deposi cry agreemen ~ with the First National Bank of Englewood where the mo n ey will be deposited by t h e Fede r al government i n the por tion o f the City's acco un t t h at is the P ub lic Housing Develo pment a c count. Mr s . Jonas stated that the res o lution als o author izes the Chairman to s i gn t he p ro ject loan notes an d the permane n t n o t es th a t a re included with t he ACC , a n d al so the c erti fic a te of signature for the l o an notes ." MOTIO N BE V BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDE D THE MOTI ON TO ADOPT RES OLUTION NO . 3 , SERIES OF 1981, AUTHORIZING EXE CUTION OF AN ANNUAL CO NTRIBUTION S CONTRACT, THE GENERAL DEP OSITORY AGREEMENT AND ISSUANCE OF PROJECT LO AN AND PERMANENT NOTES. THE MOTI ON CARRIED AS FO LLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURN S , BEIER, BRAD SHAW, FIXTER NONE PET ERS ON Mr. Burns stated that the moti on is o n ly c onditi on e d by t h e reque st that the Hous i n g () Authori ty talks with Max Saul before officially tendering the doc uments. Thereafter, Mr. Saul c alled and approved the initialling of the plans and specifications. Authori z a~ion to ~xecute the Contrac t o f Sale Ms . Powers stated that before t h e Board votes on the Co ntract of Sale, which inc ludes th e p l ans and specifications, they should be aware of the c hange s to the plans whi c h we re a utho rized . Some of the items that were changed or waive d by the Fire Department are still me eting code. The Fire Department had require d ma~y things that were beyond code , a s the Bu i l ding Departmen t d id . Ms. Powers stated that the Housing Au tho ri t y a nd F ire Department are tryi n g to compromise o n s o me things. She stated that she s en t a letter t o Mr. Ch a ndler concern ing t h e ite ms t hat c an be compromised on . These items we r e approve d by t he Fi re De p artment and Bu ilding De p artme nt . Mr . Chandler s tated that a fte r Ne l son-Roth agree d on a price with HUD at the negotiation confe r ence, t he r e we re some additiona l thi ngs that Max Saul t hought should be inc luded and the Fire Depa r tment thought s hould be inc luded . Mr. Chandler stated tha he told HUD there were some changes t ha t we r e ma de an d a s ke d them to reconsider and give Nelson-Roth more mon e y f or the a dditional items. HUD said that they agree d on a p r i ce and woul d g ran t n o additional money. Mr . Chandler stated that some o f he items could be t ake n o u t o f the con tingen cy fund. He said that Mr. Saul had requested , after the plans and specs were in, that Nelson-Roth put in a dr i v e way o f heavier duty as p halt for the buses that stop. The additio nal cost for th1s was $3 ,44 0 .00 . Mr. Chan d ler stated t hat Brady Co rpo ration gave him a list from people he aske d to bid o f h ow much these changes wo uld be. The amount of changes came o $16 ,4 7 3.00 . Mr . Chandler stated that there was no way Nelson- Ro th could g et the a dditional money f rom HUD. Ms . Powers stated that the only items tha t were eli mina ted were thos e that the Building Department and Fire Department had required that the EHA fe l t c omfortable to e l iminate . She stated that in mo st cases t hese items were replaced with some- th ing else , not eliminate d. Inst e a d of having visual alarms in each of the units • I • • • • - assi s tanc contrac on his proJeC and Lt is af~ r Oc ob r 1, 1 63, he sta u e reads t he Housing Authority doesn ' hav o c ly with Resol u t ion No . 3, Series o f 1981 he way he publication. Mr . Burns stated that Re solution No. 3 , Ser ies of 1981 a uthor izes th e x cutio of the Annual Contributi ons Contrac t (ACC) and re lated doc ume nts . Mrs. Jonas stated tha t thi s resolu ion was p r epared sen t o he EHA b y HUD . l'ir. Bu ms sated that the Hous i ng Authority made a conditi o n that on l'iax Saul 's a pproval Mr. Nelson and Mr. Burns c ould sign the ACC and ini tial the speci f ica t i on s a n d plans. Mr. Burns stated that before e ntertaining the ACC there n e eds t o be a d iscussion on what the ACC accomplishes and what the various documen ts are that are being authorized. Mrs. Jonas stated that the ACC i s between the Housing Authority and HUD and states the provisions of the Housing Act of 1 9 3 7 , a s ame n d ed , as t o specifi c c ontractural obligations and mutual re s ponsibi lities wi th respect to development , operation and fisca l aspects of the p rogram as well a s wL th re spect t o default, breaches, remedies and g e n e ral provisions . The ACC provides the loans to the Authority during the development stage of constructio n and for o perating subsidies and c ontri buti ons during the operating pe r i od to cover amortization of bonded indebtedness and to ma intain the low-rent character of the p r o j ect . Mrs. Jonas stated that on Section 8 Annual Contributi ons the Housing Authority is receiving subsidies for the rent . The ACC for public housing is providing a subsidy, but the subsi dy is the amortiz ation of the bonds for 4 0 years to pay for building the project. Mr . Burns asked Mrs. Jonas to explain the bonds and where they are coming from. Mrs. Jonas stated that during the construction period project notes are iss u ed; these are notes that HUD is iss uing for the EHA. This is to get the money for construction; however, in this case it doesn't have to be the entire construction cost since Nelson-Roth is getting their own construction loan for the developers part of the project. The Housing Authority is just getting advances for the administrative part of the project to pay for our architect to d o inspec tions, and that sort of thing. Mrs. Jonas stated that the Housing Authority would be issuing permanent notes at the end of this time. She state d that HUD takes c are of doing the bond sales for the Housing Authority and the Ho using Authority doesn't have t o pay every month on the bonds like we pay off the bonds on the Simon Center every mo n th . Mrs. Jonas stated that every year for 40 years Congress authorizes the payment for the amortization of these bonds . These are general obligation bonds from the u.s. Federal Treasury. Mrs . Jonas stated that anything about operating subsidies, whi c h in public hous ing has been done for the last 1 2 years, is not included in the ACC . This is purely a regulatory fun ction --it is not a part of the ACC. Anytime that HUD decides they want to c ut off the operating s ubsidies they can do so . Mrs. Jonas stated that HUD is just agreeing to provide the money to the EHA to amortize thes e homes for 4 0 years. Mrs . Jonas stated that Part I of the ACC covers the fiscal aspects such as how things are to be d one and what the Housing Authority 's r esponsibilities are. S he stated that it is the same thing as givi ng HUD a mortgage on the EHA's property using the land and buildings on that land as collateral against these bonds . HUD then provides the money to pay off these bon ds. Mrs. Jonas stated that the second part of the ACC, which is incorporated in the first part, e n c ompasses how the building will be operated as far as bonding, leas e r equire- ments, who can live in t h e building, insuri n g , etc. Mrs. Jonas stated that Part II basi c ally deals with the development phase, o perations phase, the p ortions that are the same during operation and development , d efaults , breaches, remedies and gene ral provisions. -2- • 0 I • • ( • • - Mr. Burns st ed hat it wa s rrof~sed, for the ime being, to add an addendum to h resolut~on o go ahead and au horiz th e x cution and init~alling of th doc n s subject o pproval by Max Saul, the EHA 's Consulting Archi ect , tha hese plans and speci f ica ions are final and that they should be signed. Mr . Saul ~s out o! his office at the moment and will r eturn shortly. Mr. Burns st ted that the Hous~ng Autho r i ty would lik e to start the process of i n~tiall in g the documents while waiting f o r Mr. Saul to re urn. Mrs. Jona s stated hat the resolution au horizes the ACC , the genera l depos~tory ag reement with the First Nation al Bank of Englewood where the money will be deposited by the Federal government in the portion of the City's a ccount that is the Public Housi ng Development account. Mrs. Jonas stated that the resolution also authorizes the Chairman to sign the project loan notes and the permanent notes that are included with the AC C , and also the certif icate of signature for the loan notes: MOTION BEV BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDED THE MOTION TO ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 3, SERIES OF 1981, AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS CONTRACT, THE GENERAL DEPOSITORY AGREEMENT AND ISSUANCE OF PROJECT LOAN AND PERMANENT NOTES. THE MOTION CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS, BEIER, BRADSHAW, FIXTER NONE PETERSON Mr . Burns stated that the motion is only conditioned by the request that the Housing Authority talks with Max Saul before officially tendering the documents. Thereafter, Mr. Saul called and approved the initialling of the plans and specifications. Authorization to ~x ec ute the Contract of Sale Ms . Powers stated that before the Board votes on the Contract of Sale, which includes the plans and specifications, they should be aware of the changes to the plans whi ch were authorized. Some of the items that were changed or waived by the Fire Department are still meeting code . The Fire Department had required many t hings that were beyond code , as the Building Department did . Hs. Powers stated that the Housing Authority and Fire Department are trying to compromise on some things. She stated that she sent a letter to Mr. Chandler concerning the items that can be compromised on . These items were approved by the Fire Department and Building Department . Mr. Ch andler stated that after Nelson-Roth agreed on a price with HUD at the nego t i ation confe rence, there were some add itional things that Max Saul thought should be i n cluded and the Fire Department thought should be included. Mr. Chandler stated that he told HUD there were some changes that were made and asked them to reconsider and give Nelson-Roth more mon ey for the additional items . HUD said that they agreed on a price and would g rant no additional money. Mr. Chandler stated that some o f the items c ould be taken out of the contingency fund . He said t hat Mr. Saul had requested, after the plans and specs were in, that Nelson-Roth put in a driveway of heavier duty asphalt for the buses that stop . The additional cost f o r this was $3,440.00. Mr. Chandler stated that Brady Corporat.ion gave him a list from people he asked to bid of how much these changes would be. Th e amount of changes came to $16,473 .00. Mr. Chandler stated that there wa s no way Nelson- Roth could get the additional money from HUD. Ms. Powers stated that the only items that were eliminated were those that the Building Dep artment and Fire Department had required that the EHA felt comfortable to eliminate . She stated that in most cases these items were replaced with some - thing else, not eliminated. Instead of having visual alarms in each of the units -3- • 0 I • • • for the f ire a l a rm, these would only be in that the EHA , a f e r g tt i ng b ids, c o ul d put ensued rega rding minor c hange s . • • .. e 15 hand 1 c apped 1 s 1th he o tion he in h o her 85 uni s. Dis cussion Mrs. J onas stated tha she budge ted for add itio nal f i re extin gU1 she r s on eac h floor plus the k i t c hen and office . (This 1s to c ome o ut o f the n on-dwell1ng equipme nt f und.) Ms . Powers stated that a fire e x t i ngui sher will be p l aced in the managers unit, o ne in the mechan i cal room and one in t he boiler r oo , which is wher the Fir e Department fel was t he mos i mpor ant plac e for it to be . Mr. Chandl er stated that Nelson-Roth wi ll make a change o rder after construc t i on is start ed to reque st the additional fire e x t i ngui shers. The money to pay f or them will c ome o ut o f the $4 8,000 con t i ngency f und . MOT I ON REV. F IXTER MOVE D AND BETTY BEI ER SECO NDE D THE MOTION TO AUTHO RI ZE THE EXECUT I ON OF THE CO NTRACT OF SALE WI TH THE CHAN GES IN SPECIFICATIONS T HA T THE ENGLE WOOD HOUSING AUT HORITY HAS BEEN ADVIS ED ARE GOING TO BE MADE AN D INITI ALLE D , EXCEPT FOR TH E ASPHALT AS THIS HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED YET . THIS I S TO BE CO NTINGEN T UP ON MAX SAU L 'S APPROVAL OF TH E F I NAL EXE CUTION OF THE PLAN S AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR DELIVERY TO THE DEVELOPER AND TO COLORADO HOUSING FINAN CE AUT HORITY (CHFA) . THE MOTION CARRIED AS F OLLOWS: AY ES : NAYS: AB SENT: BURN S, BEIER, BRAD S HAW, FIXTER NONE PETERSON Mr. Chandler stated that Max Saul requested a h e avy duty c oar s e aspha l t whi ch is above and beyond the City parking lot code. The additional cost of the asphalt is $3,440.00. Mr. Chand ler stated that this could be done with a change order. Ms. Powers stated that Mr. Saul added this heavy duty asphalt conc rete pavement into the plans and specs. She said it has not been approved yet and is being addressed by the City Engineer. Mr. Saul enclosed this beyo nd the code a nd Ms. Powers said she doesn't want to waive i t at the present time. Mr. Nelson stated that Nelson-Roth will give the Housing Authority a letter that if Mr. Saul says the asphalt is imperative, Nelson-Roth will put the asphalt in at no cost. Discussion ensued regarding the asphalt concrete pavement. Mr. Wickersham asked about the lease on the fenc e that i s o n the elderly site . Mrs. Jonas stated that there i s a fence o n the prop erty that the Housing Autho r i ty i s leasing . She stated that Security P acifi c Mortgage Company had leased the fen ce. The Housing Authority had to lease the fence for our liability. The min i mum lease o n the fen c e is for one year at $200 per year. Mrs. Jonas stated that the Hous i n g Authority will be selling the lease back to Nelson-Roth before one y e ar. Mr. Chandler stated that Nelson-Roth could assume the balanc e of the lease on the f enc e if t h ey needed it. Ms. Powers asked Mr. Chandler if Nelson-Roth built a constr~t ion o f f ice into their budget. Mr. Chandler stated that they did not do so . He stated that the y would probably b uy a trailer to put on the site to use a s their o ffice. Ms. Powe rs stated th a t the Ci ty wo uld be willing to let Ne l son-Roth use the Esoteric Truth Center building as a c onstruc tion offic e if Nelso n-Roth tore the building down after the project is completed . Mr. Chandler s tated that it would b e che aper for them t o buy a trailer to use as an office. REV. FIXTER MOVED AND BEV BRADS HAW SE CO NDED THE MOT ION TO RECESS THE MEETING UNTIL -4- • I • • ( • • • - 5:00 P.M. TODAY IN CASE IT BECAME NECESSARY TO POLL THE BOARD 0 ADDITIONAL RE UIRED ACTION AND TO WWE EACH OF THE BOARD MEMBERS GIVE A PROXY TO CHAIRMAN BURNS TO RETURN TO ADJO THE MEETING OR RECESS IT FURTHER. THE TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY . The mee 1n9 was recessed a t 2:10 P.M. The meeting was ad journed at 5:00 P .M . -5- • 0 I • • • • • . . • The Englewood Housing Authority Minutes of the Special M eting of ~\arch 9, 1981 were officially approved by the Commissioners on May 6 , 1981. ~M~ Chairman Englewood Housing Authority ) - CL L t ((> \ /jJ_ l(i Jonas Executive Director Englewood Housing Authority • I • • ( • ENG • • - .MI T!::S OF D H' 'l"SIIIG AUTHO RITY REGULAR MEETING March 25, 1981 The regular meeting of th Englewood Housing Author1ty was call~d to order by Chairman Thomas J. Burns at 5:20 P.M. a the Simon Center, 3 333 South Lincoln, Englewood, Colorado. Roll Call Members Present: Members Absent: Others Present: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman Betty Beier, Vice-Chairman Bev Bradshaw Rev. Stan Fixter Cindy Peterson Harry Arkin, Attorney for Burt Project Nancy Elkind, Attorney for Burt Project Frances Buck Jonas, Executive Director, Housing Susan Powers , Director o f Community Development Recording Secretary Reading and Approval of Minutes The minutes of the regular mee ting on February 25, 1981 were c onsidered for approva l. MOTION BEV BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDED THE MOT ION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 25, 1981. THE MOTI ON CARRIED AS FOLLOWS : AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS , BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Mr. Burns introduced attorneys Mr . Ha rry Arkin a nd Ms. Nancy Elkind . Mr. Arkin stated that he is the Trustee for the Nate B. Burt and Florence R. Burt Trust A and he has b een asked to contact the City and Englewood Housing Authority to s ee if they can use the six lots at the northeast corner of Floyd and Lincoln Streets which are owned by the Burt Trust. f.!r. Arkin stated that this is a three-generation trust established by Nate and Florence Burt. Mr . Arkin stated that there are two additional lots which are owned by the Burt Chevrolet Retirement T r ust. Mr. Arkin stated that Allen Burt told him to find out if the City would like to use these lots for housing purposes. Mr . Arkin stated that he asked Mrs. Romans, Assistant Director of Community Development f or Planning, if the City would be inte res ted in adding to its elderly hous ing complex since the property is near the Simon Cente r. Mr. Arkin said that Mrs. Romans, Mrs. Jonas and he had a meeting wi th Don Paul , an Arapahoe County Planner. He stated that there is a physical problem with the property which the architects say preliminarily is no problem at all. The City ditch runs through a piece of the property . • I • • • • • .. Mr. Arkin stated ha he arrange n of t h e build1 n g could be worked around h City ditch that is on the property. H stated tha the lob y and en ranc to the building would be on the corn r but not facing Floyd Str t . The res of he b uilding would be bu1l on pillars whereby the pa r k~ng and an en ranee would be underneath he building. The creek could be bo xed underneath the parking lot and would not be visible. Mr . Arkin s ated tha the living quarters would star t on the second floor. H~ s a d tha here would be an en ranc tha would be c overed . Mr. Arki n stated that Al len Burt 's ~ns rue ions are that i f the Ci t y can u ti lize the property effect ively f o r hei r nee ds , the Tr ust i s to wo r k with the Ci t y f irs befo re look ing at o f f i ce, apartments or other uses. Mr . Ar ki n stated that he bigg est p roblem right now i s the f i nancing. The l an d is free a nd c l e a r . He stated t hat a n apprais a l his c lients have is being brought up to d ate which will be completed by J une of 1981. Mr. Ark in stated ha the updating of the appra is a l wi l l b e helpfu l i n secu r i ng any bonds . He s t ated tha t o t h er means o f f ina ncing wo uld be industrial development bonds a nd Housing Autho rity bonds . Ms. Bradshaw aske d how many un i ts the buildi ng would have. According to Mrs. Jonas the n umber of possible units would be 5 0 -70 . This would include a mixture o f one- and t wo-b e droom units. Mr. Arkin stated that they will build whatever the Housing Authority needs as long a s it is financially feasible. Ms. Bradshaw asked if this building woul d be for low income people. Mrs. Jonas stated that there are several possibilities. It could be low income with some kind of subsidy or Section 8 New Construction, if possible. It is also possible to administer it as a market-rate building with 20 \ units available to use some of the EHA's Section 8 Existing subsidies. The Housing Authority could also go straight market rate, but couldn 't finance the bonds under these terms. Mrs. Jonas stated that the EHA would like to have the building house partially low income with some kind of subsidy because of the lengthy waiting list we maintain. In response to Mr . Ark i n 's que stion, Mrs. J onas stated that this could be a split project. Mr. Burns stated that the Board feels very gratified that the Burt family has the attitude of wanting to help citizens of the City of Englewood by providing housing. Mr. Burns stated that the Board appreciates the fact that the Burts sent Mr. Arkin and Ms. Elkind to meet with the Board to explain their desires. Mr . Arkin stated that the Burts feel that they have benefitted incredibly from bei ng part of the City of Englewood, and this is part of their desire to express their gratitude . Mrs. Beier asked Mrs. Jonas if the Housing Authority would have to submit an a ppl ication to HUD f or their approval of the units. Mrs. Jonas stated that she was no t s ure at this point. She stated that the EHA has to determine if it is fi nancially feasible to do the projec t wi thout going through HUD. Mr. Ark in stated that HUD probably isn't a likely way to get the financing and subsidy for the project. Mrs. Jonas stated that HUD does not want the EHA to do any more elderly housing until we have done family housing, e ven though the EHA has over 800 people on the wai ting list. Mr. Burns asked Mrs. Jonas i f the Housing Authority could explore this project further. Mrs. Jonas stated that it was definitely worth exploring further. She stated that she likes the idea of the private owner. Mr. Ark in stated that the EHA has to decid e that they want this project and are interested before anything -2 - • I • • • ( • • • - lse can happen. Mr. Wanusr, Ass~stan C~ y Man ager, and Mr . Higbee, D ~rector of Fin ce, ~an hen explor al rnaLive~ Ln f~nanc~ng. Mr. Ark Ln st t d ha t he Bur s w1ll a~t fo r the Ho u s1ng AuthorLty t o c ome u p w~th a p ropos a l , sho w hem what their r eturn woul d b and hew i t would flue u a te o v r pe riod of yea r s . He s a ed th a the Bu r s would build i a nd l e a se i to h e Ho u s~ng Auth o r ity and woul d allo w the EHA to manag Q the building. Mrs. Be er a s k ed Mr. Arkin if they inv~sioned themselv s as the bu1 ld r s and th deve l opers. Mr . Arkin sta ed ha t they would be the o wn ers; hey wi ll build i a nd lease i t and the EHA c ould arrange for the c onstruc tion and Burt wil l take ~t over when i t i s built and simultaneously sign a l ease wi t h the EHA or sig n a lease built t o suit the EHA. Th e EHA would then handle the actual supervision and cons ruc tion. He stated that Burt would be the nominal owners of the property and the owners and lessors o f the property to the EHA. MOTION BETTY BEIER MOVED AND BEV BRADSHAW SECONDED THE MOTION THAT THE HOUSING AUTH ORITY AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITY OF CO NSTRUCTING HOUSING FOR SENIORS ON THE BURT SITE AND TO MAKE PROPOSALS TO THE BOARD AS TO HOW THIS MIGHT BE DONE. THE MOTION CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT : BURNS, BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Mr . Ark in stated that he will wait to hear from Mrs. Jon as as the project progresses. He said that he is turning this project entirely over to Ms. Elkind and she will work with the EHA on this. Mrs . Jonas stated that the first thing that n eeds to be done is specifications on what the EHA wants to include in the building. Then the staff will see what financial possibilities are available. Ms. Elkind stated that she has already done some c hecking on the financial possibilities and she will discuss this with Mrs. Jonas. Mr. Burns again stressed tha t the EHA was very interested in t he proposal the Burts were o ffe r ing . Mr. Burns aske d Mr . Arkin to c onvey to the Burts that the EHA appreciates their a ttitude and help. Mr. Arkin left the meeting. Section 8 Exist i ng Repo rt Mrs . J ona s s t ated that the Housing Author ity got an invitation from HUD to a ppl y f o r more Sec t i on 8 Existing un i ts . She stated that the n umber of units was ve ry s mall for the Metr o a r ea. Mrs. Jonas stated that the Housing Authority o riginally was going to apply for 15 units. Wh en HUD made up the EHA's goals in the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) plan , the EHA decided t o put 25 allocations f o r g o als i n the HAP f or a three-year peri od . Mrs. Jonas stated that the EHA applied for 25 allocations of Section 8 Existing. The EHA applied fo r 10 one- bedrooms, 1 0 t wo-bedrooms and 5 three-bedro om units . Mrs. Jonas will have a resolution for the Bo ard to sign at the next meeting pertaining to the approval of applying f or 25 additional allocations o f Section 8 Existing housing. MOTION BEV BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDED THE MOTI ON TO AUTH ORI ZE THE RESOLUTION IN THE APPROPRIATE FORM AS PROPOSED BY THE EXECUTIVE DI RECTOR, FRANCES BUCK JONAS, TO APP LY FO R AN ADDITI ONAL 25 ALLOCATIONS OF SEC TION 8 EXISTING HOUSING UNITS. THE MOTION CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: -3- I • • • AYES: NAYS : AB SE BURNS , BE.I R, BRADSHA W .; Nl:. Fl .~"•ER , PETERS N • - Mrs . Jonas s t a ed tha s hows h a •he r ~ a r ~ n o a s rvt ny l ease-ups The main reason for h1s i s th .~ h sec ion !l Te chn1.c 1.an, , has b e n off fo r the past. three we k ;:; ue o a n 1n j ury t o her fe e t . has bee n wo r kin on ;:; me Sectio n 8 f iles a hom Th new Fair Marke t Rent 's (FMR) c ame out and will become eff e c tive Mar c h 31 , 1 8 1 . The FMR's we re raised 10 \. There was a s h o r break fo r d1.n n e r . Ms. Elki nd left t h e me t ing. Re h ab Repor t Mrs . Jonas s t a t ed tha at h e J anuary Bo ard me e t ing the Board app roved me nt t o the agre eme nt with th e City on th e a dmini s r a i o n of t h e Rehab She s a ed that when i inally wen to City Council for app r o v a l , the Atto rney d e cided it shou ld be written in the f orm of an ordinance an d agr e me nt s ho uld be complete ly rewritte n. he amen d- Program . Ci t y h at the Mrs. Jonas s a ed ha t the ame n dme n tha t was appro ved by the EHA was incorpo a ed in o the body o f the agr e ement. Sinc e the amendmen has alre ady bee n approved by the Board , the Housin g Authori ty needs a n autho r 1 za ion for Chairman Burns t o s ign th e amended agreeme nt . Mrs. J o nas s t ated t ha t this agreemen t wi ll go t o Ci t y Co uncil on Monday , Marc h 30 , 1 9 81 for a pprova l. ~lOTION BEV BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDED THE MOTION TO AUTHORI ZE THE CHAIRMAN, THOMAS J. BURNS, TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY ON THE ADMINISTRAT I ON OF THE REHAB PROGRAM IN ITS AMENDED FORM . THE MOTION CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS, BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Mrs. Jonas stated that Mrs. Knopinski prepared a sample declining lie n agreement and sent a copy of the agreement and the City ordinance to the EHA's atto rney, Kirk Wickersham. Mr. Wi c kers ham will review them before the EHA begins to administer the grant program . Mrs . Jonas stated that the Housing Aut hority has asked Mr. Wickersham t o advi se us on whether to use a deed of trust or a lien. She stated that the EHA was h o ping t o use a deed of trust rather than a lien. In checking wi th other Housing Authorities , she found that if a deed of trust is used and the party sells the home an d the Ho using Authority wants to g e the money back, the Housing Author ity wo uld ha ve to go through the Public Trustee . If i t is just a lien and n o t a deed of trust it would have to be taken to Civil Court and this is a long proces s. Mrs. Jo nas statea that Boulder County Hous ing Authority advised the Housing Authority that in case of the death of the pe rson who has a gran t , not a l o an , before the five years is up, the deed of trust would be terminate d; it wo uld n ot be taken through Probate Cou r t. In response to Mr . Burns' questions , Mrs . Jon as stated that this termination applies to the repayment of the grant in the case of the death of a person. The Housing Authori ty could collec t the money from the grantee if the person moved out and rented the house to someone else or sol d the home . Discussion ensued regard ing this ma t e r . -4- • I • • D ( • • - 1ate with Continental Na 1onal Bank Mrs . Jona s stated tha the agreeme nt w1 h the Bank that d als with negotiat1 ng disp utes designa t es the f orme r Ex ecu ive D1rect or, Micha 1 G. Reddy , as the EHA 's r epresen a t i v . She stated that the Housing Auth o r ity needs to send a letter t o Tom Dinke l a t Con 1nental Nat~onal Bank (CNB) sta ting that he E HA desig n ates the Exec utive Di r ecto r to n e got i ate dispu t es with CNB . This a greeme nt p ertains to t he bank construct1on loans o n t he Re h ab P rog r am. MOTION BETTY BEIER MOVED AND BEV BRADSHAW S ECO NDED THE MOTION TO DESIGNATE THE EXE CUT I VE DIRECTOR, FRANCES BUCK JONAS, AS THE EN GLEWOO D HOUSING AUTHORITY'S RE P RESENTATIVE TO DISCUSS DISPUTES PERTAINING TO THE CO NSTRUCTION LOANS WITH THE CO NT I NENTAL NATIONAL BANK. THE MOT ION CARRIE D AS F OLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS , BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Status of the CDBG Appl ication Mrs. Jonas stated that the full applic ation for the $390,000 CDBG grant is due April lst. The Housing Autho rity had the first Public Hearing on the CDBG appli- cation on Monday, Ma rch 2 3rd. Mrs. J onas stated that no one attended the P ubl i c Hearing that night. She stated that the second Public Hearing will be held before City Council at a special meeting on March 30th. At this time City Council wi ll pass the resolution auth o ri zing submission of the full CDBG application. Mrs. Jonas discussed the Housing Assistance Plan (HAP) that is being prepared both for the DRCOG special grant and for the 1981 grant a pplication. Mr s . Jonas stated that a jurisdiction that is a member of a Regional Ho using Oppo rtunity P l an (RHOP), (which the EHA is), is required to be consistent with that p lan. She stated that the EHA is required to use these goals on the HAP or use 15\ of the need as shown on the "need table ". Sh e s tated that the EHA used "need" figures updated from the RH OP . Mrs. Jonas said that since Englewood is an impacted communi ty with low income, which means that Englewood has a higher percentage of low income residents than the Metro region as a wh ole, the EHA would not be required to put in the "expected to reside " (ETR) figures in the HAP. She stated that to get the ETR figures you u se people who work in the community, or who commute in for various reasons, who would want to live in Englewood if there was a place for them to live . The ETR figures on the RHOP are three to four times h i gher t h an t he amount of housing nee ds of residents of Englewood due to employees at Cinde rella City being included in the RHOP figure s. Ms . Powers s t ated that the EHA has prepared two different sets of goals for HUD; one h a s ETR fi gur e s and t he other is "without ETR" f i gures. Discussion ensued r e garding the HAP. Mrs. J onas stated that on las t Wednesday, Marc h 18th, there were two officials from Washington, D.C. with the Small Cities Commun ity Development Program in Co l orado on a fact fin d ing tour . These o fficial s took a tour of Englewood's r e habbe d homes. Mrs. Jonas stated that basically these officials wanted to find out what the EHA l iked and didn 't like about the CDBG Small Cities Program. Mrs. Jonas stated that there is a n aQ~ni strative budget provided in the CD application. She stated that we will be doubling the work load for the Rehab -5- • I • • • • • - PTOQ I' Mr s . Jo:111 st hat >:h., !lou ing Au hor 1 r y ;o/)l] nP }, ~p a Lnl t.c~ Program for he 1 .gt.h of ll.Dlt" Disc ch nqes • at " d to b mad . n regarJ to thP the EHA''l accowt s. Bank Presentation for Add1 i onal Funds fot the Rehab P r o g ram Mrs. Jon s sta ed tlat the st ff will b pu•ting to~ the ~ slide presen ation and a lunch on with1n the next mo n th for the Banks in order o ob a1n add tional funds for th Rehab Program. She s ated th"lt she has b en t l k1ng wi h Tom Dinkel and C l e e Gassen rom CNB and hey are ve ry in e res ed in signing a new l1n e o f c re d1 with the EHA . Mr s . Jonas sa ed hat In erna i ona l Sys t ms , Inc. (IS I ), the co any from Atlan a tha ha he con ract wi h the Ci y o wr1 e gran s and who wro e the City 's pre-ap lica ion f o r CDBG , idn 't do the f ull appl ication of the CDB G gran t; the EHA did . lS I's c on rae c ame up f o r renewal and the1r e xtension r a n un i l he E HA was f u n d ed . I SI inte rpreted the Ho u st.ng Au thori y g tt1.n g a p proval on the yre-app l icat ion a s bet.ng fun de , even though there is no grant a g ree me nt. IS I refused to p repare t h e f1na l applica t ion and refused to r eturn o ur 1 nfo rmat ion o us. Mrs. Jonas stated that t here were a lot of prob lems wi th he way ISI pu h e g r ant appli cati on ogether. Discussion ensued regarding this matter. Status of Foreclosures Mrs. Jonas stated that the Housing Authority had Mr. 1'/icke rsham s tart t wo fore- c l osures o f clients wllo have a reh ab loan. Mrs. Jonas s t ate d tha s ince the f o r ec l o sure proc eedings were initiate d , the two rehab c lie nts f i led f or b ank r uptcy. The bankruptcy procedure stops the foreclosure pro c eedings. Part of the budget i n the bankruptcy proceeding s is used to pay a person 's bills e..-e ry month. Mrs . Jonas questioned what would happen if the person got behind in their payments t o the EHA. Mr. Burns stated that if they got b ehind i n th e ir payments, the EHA c ould begin foreclosure proceedings for fail ing to make p ayments . Discuss ion ensued regarding this matter . Mrs. Jonas discussed another rehab loan case. She stated that t hi s family borrowed $14,404.45 on a s weat e quity j ob. They were going to add an add ition t h at would i nclude a basement, main floo r and second floo r and do some code items. When the e x cavation was comple t e d it was dis c overed there wasn 't a hook-up to t he City s e wer s e r vices as they h a d a septi c tank. The City required this family to h ook up t o the City sewer system. Mrs. Jonas stated that this took a large amoun t of their loan. With the remaining funds the family was unable t o complet e the addition to thei r o rigi nal plans and had to cut the specifi ca ion s d own with the EH~'s appr o val to do the basement and main floor. Mrs . Jonas sta t e d that the fami ly has ha d o ther problems t his past year that have caused a de lay i n c on- stru ction . Mr s . J o n as stated that Mr. VanDemark, the Rehab Techni c ian, re c ommende d to the family that with the remaining money they s hould comp lete e xterior work and d o the electrical work and wait to do the remain d e r of the interior when a ffo rdable. After talking with the family furthe r i t was discove red they had only $2 ,880 .00 of their loan left . The family told Mr . VanDemark tha t they had used the rehab f unds for other living expenses rather tha n d oing the rehab job. Mrs . Jona- stated that she c onsulted Mr. Wick e rsham on what steps the EHA sho uld take. Mr . Wi ckersham stated that the EHA sho uld send the family a l e tter s a t i ng that t his was a misu se of fun d s, hey h ave lost the l o a n , and the EHA i s calling the -6 - • I • • ( • 1 n to be due 1n full 1n on nth o r Hrs. Jonas stated that Mr. Wickersham to follow his 1nstructions concerning this mat er. • • • o re c losure proc eedings would begin. r ~que s ted th perm1ss1on of the EHA Board h1s c ase. Di scussion ensued regarding MOTION BEV BRADSHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SECONDED THE MOTIO N TO AUTHORIZE FRANCES BU CK JONAS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, TO SEND A LETTER TO THI S PARTICULAR FAMILY STATING THAT THE ENG LEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY IS CALLING THE LOAN; AND IF THEY CANNOT REFINANCE THE LOAN IN ONE MONTH , THE ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTH ORITY WILL START FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS. THE MOTION CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS, BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Mrs. Beier asked what kind of control the EHA exercises on sweat equity contracts. Mrs. Jonas stated that on sweat equity jobs , the person is drawing money in advance of their receipts. She stated that the homeowner can only make five draws in fairly small increments. On a sweat equity job the homeowner has to have the money to purchase the supplies ahead of time . Mrs. Jonas stated that the Bank (CNB) and John Low ry , Assistant Director of Finance, set up this system and they feel it is a very tight procedure to follow. Discussion ensued regarding this process. Mrs. Jonas discussed another c ase on the Rehab Prog ram. She stated that Mrs. Kno pinski and Tom Dinkel from CNB talked with the Board about this particu- lar c ase a few months ago. She stated that the family ha d borrowed money and started doing the work. The ir money ran out so they asked the Housing Authority for a l oan to finish the job inc luding paying off the original money they borrowed. This was authorized by the Housing Authority and the Rehab Loan Committee approved the loan. Mrs. Jonas stated that there was a contrac tor involved and the famil y was not happy with his work. The family had terminated the contractor before they applied for a loan with the EHA. The c ontractor and family are having legal bat les now . There is a lien filed on the house by the contractor. The c ontrac tor was working witho ut a contra ctor 's license; he was working o n the family's home- owners ' permit . Mrs. Jonas stated that Mr. Wickersham is checking to see if the Housing Au thority is involved and if so, how they a re involved and what their responsibilities are. Mrs. Jonas s ated that there h as been some shoddy workmanship done on the h ome by the con ractor. Dis c ussion e nsued regarding this c ase. S1mon Center Report Mrs. Jonas stated that she wanted to present ma n agement policies of t he Simon Center to the Board, but will do so at a later date . She stated that there are many policies that have to be made regarding the Simon Center such as how often to repain units when peopl e move out and how long the a partment should be held for someon e wh o has been placed in the hospital or a nursing home. Mrs. Beier stated that it has to be defined if a person is capable to live independently after returning from a hospital or nursing home. Mrs. Jonas stated that she will contact other Housing Authorities t o see what procedures they use. Mr. Burns asked that this matter be surveyed and discussed at a future meeting . Public Housing Project -Elderly Mid-Rise Mrs . Jonas stated that the construction loan was approved by Colorado Housing -7- • I • • • • • - Finnn tr•!F'A) on ho ld on or . Jo~ r "' ~ Q Pd A ual 1ons l<'ntrac (ACC) EHA has no rec ••1v d s1qn ed Contrart of S l on M.:.1.c;h lJt.h . Mrs. Jon ., stated h t a r • 1 sen a o se ur a prec:or- s .tuc i o n conft>ren"E>. Tnis is a conf<'rence w 1 nv<>J,~pers, !1 .:o• • r c t o r and subcontrac tors, in""'~C tl 'l 'lrchi <>r , If,., EIIJ\ !S •aff a ·1 HUD. Thl' ·~i·HJ S discussed at this conferenc lab0r rr1uire~nts , F.qual Op r uni y require- ments , how c hange orders are o be h and led , etc . 1rs. Jonas stated tha he m• · i ng was originally se u 4tr bu Torn Chandle>r from Nelson-Roth couldn' be a he mee ing so 1 was c hange o March 3lsl at 10:00 A .M. Then Loren Snyd r from Br ady Corporation called ~Irs. Jonas and told her t h at Brady Corporation won 'L have a binding con rae with N lson-Roth un il elson-Roth has t h eir CHFA closing . Mr. S nyde r indi cated hat he wa s no w1 1ling o b ring his s ubcontrac ors o he mee ing until he c ons ruct ion financing was complete and unti l Brady Corpo a ion h ad a inding con r act with Nelson-Roth . 1~rs. Jon as s t ated that the preconstru ction conf renee has to be r escheduled again. Mr . Burns asked i f his would d elay the groundbr eaking. Mrs. Jonas stated that the Ho using Authority was p l an ning on havi n g the groundbr eaking c eremony t he middle of April , so there would b e no d elay. The groun dbreaking ha s b een s et for Ap r il 25 , 1 9 8 1 a t 11:00 A.M ., Saturday. Refreshme nts will be se rve d a f ter the ceremony. Mrs. Jonas stated t hat d e t ails a nd lis t s are b e ing gat hered concerning the g r oundbreak i ng c ere mony . P lan Al ternates Mrs. Jonas s tated t h a t t here a re a numbe r of i tems t hat were abo v e and beyond code that we re bei n g r e q uired at t he last minu t e . She s t ated that the budge t was consi de rably over wh at had a lre ady been appro v ed by HU D. HUD said they would not authoriz e a n y a d d itional money to c ove r these ·itelllS. Mrs . Jon a s s a ted that the EHA h as decided to author jze Nelson-Rot h to take thes e items o ut o f the ori g i n a l p lans a n d do t h em late r as a change o rde r at t he proper ime . The r e is a continge ncy fund bui lt into t he budget that these items can be e xpens ed f rom. Mrs. J ona s s tated t hat the spri llkler system f o r the lands c aping wa s c ut out. Th e landsc aping will be left until t h e las t a s a punch l is t and will b e don e by change order . Di s c ussion ens ued regardi n g this matter . Cons truc tion Process and Finan c in~ Mrs. J onas stated tha t if the Board is inter e sted in lea rnin g about t h e fin an cing processes for the public housing proj e c t , she will hold a m e ting lo summarize wha she has been learning about the p r oject from the handbook. Mrs. Jona s s a ed that she will also discuss the p acket o n how to a dminister the publi c housi ng project at the meeting. It was decided to have a two-hour wo rk session on Wednesday, April 15th at 5:00 P.M. at the Simon Center. Ms . Bradshaw stated that she appreciates Mrs. Jonas' of er to have a work s ession for the ·Board to explain the c onstruction process and f inancing of t h e Public Housing P r oject. F amily Duplexes Mrs . Jonas s t ated tha t the Housing Authority has the prelimin a r y plans for the d up lexe s b ut they a re p r esently a t HUD. She stated that wh e n P lanning a n d Zo n ing people reviewed them they discovered that t here were p roblems wi t h the p a rk i n g plans and some o f the setbacks. Mrs. Jonas stated t h a there was a meeting with Tom Ch andler on Mon day, March 23rd to see wha t could b e done about these p r ob l ems . -8- • 0 I • • ( ( • ~·!r. Chandler 1s go1ng o ry to !Ill! zon1ng . Mrs . Jonas sta ed ha y ~ w1ll work. Mr. Ch ndler would l1ke the the family duplexes and 1 him kno • - rything f1t on the lots 1p wl.t:h methods on v Bo.lrd o c h eck over t:he h Board pproves them. ccording o the ry si e t:hat floor plans f or Mr s. Jonas sta ed that Max Sa ul sent: h .r a le tter sta 1ng tha he had r viewed he fami y duplex plans, an d because of he sit p l ann1ng and zoning problems h d1d not r e v1ew the site plans but concent:rated on the floor plans and elevation. Mr . Saul r p er ed t:hat: he es1gns conform to the requirements o f the Hous 1ng Au thority. Mr. Saul has some cone rn with the 9' 71," dimension of h e living room of the two-bedroom unit. He s uggest:ed that the d veloper c arefully r view he dimension regarding the minimum proper y s tandards as it seemed tight to h im. Mrs. Jonas showed the plans for the family duplex units and discussed them with the Board. She stated that it might be a good idea to let Craig Rehabilitation Hospital see the handicapped unit plans before signing off on them. Mrs. Jonas wanted Craig Hospital to see the handic apped plans to g et input on helpful hints that wouldn't be large changes. MOT ION BETTY BEIER MOVED AND BEV BRADSHAW SECONDED THE MOTION TO APPROVE THE FLOOR PLANS WITH THE RESERVATIONS CO NTAINED IN MAX SAUL'S LETTER OF MARCH 25, 1981 TO NELSON-ROTH OF COLORADO, I NC. THE MOTI ON CARRIED AS FOLLOWS: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: BURNS, BEIER, BRADSHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON DRCOG Grant Site Acquisition Mrs. Jonas stated that the Housing Authority was running into problems with Public Housing having one requirement for how to acquire a site on a turnkey project and CD having another requirement. She stated that she and Ms. Powers, Director of Community Development, have talked with HUD acquisition and CD personnel . After the application was r e viewe d, it wa s decided that if the Housi n g Authority waited to see if we wou ld get the money and then went through the Federal acquisition procedure , it would slow the ·project down and we would lose our commitment from HUD. Based on his it was decided that if the EHA gets the DRCOG mone y, we will hold ont:o it until the duplexes are finished and use it as part of the final payment to the developer to buy the duplexes. This would pay for the portion that is the cost of acquisition and p ay for the tap fees for the four lots . Mrs. Jonas stated tha the Regional Offi c e of HUD agree d that the EHA c an do it this wa y and not have to worry about Federal acquisition requirements. Mrs . Jonas stated that as a part of thi s the EHA h ad to revise a part of the description of what they woul d do wi th the DRCOG grant. Mrs. Jonas stated that the reason s the EHA is waiting on the DRCOG money are: 1) getting the HAP (Housing As s istance Payment) approved, and 2) get the money re leased. Mrs. Jonas stated that she r eceived a letter from Mitzi Barker at DRCOG enclosing a c opy of the letter that was sent to members of the Colorado Co ngressional Delegation regarding the hold-up in the CDBG bonus funds. Mrs. Barker suggested that the EHA contact our rep resentatives in Congress and urge their support. Mrs. Jonas stated that Mrs. Barker attached a letter that was sent by Ve sta Miller, Chairwoman of DRCOG, to William Armstrong, Timothy Wirth, Kenneth Kramer, Pat Schroede r and Gary Hart . Mrs. Jonas stated that the three cities whose CDBG bonus funds are held up are Englewood, Boulder County and Arvada. She stated that the EHA will send a letter to the Congressmen and express our -9- • I • • • • • - con cer n ov r thl» lnd t c . M.n •. Jc,n a s stated t t. !ie l son-t •.ull p t t o ;ether th ir paCKet " if the Ho s iJC 1 u thori t y i s no t gc-1 r g o g t the n"Y nrl _hen r eadj uht l t a ~r if h • EHA JP h mo ne y. Choic e NAHRO Re f e rend um Mr s . Jona s stated t hat at t.h~ meet i ng o f ~h~ Boa r o f Gove r nor s o NAH RO in Februa ry in Was h 1ngton , D.C., t he re wa s a n amen dme n t r e comn nded hat would establish a Co~tssio ne r s ' Comm i ttee a s a s nding c o mm1 e e o f he As s ocia ion . ShP state d that a t th p r esen time s1nce t h e reorgan izatio n there h as bee n a Ho using Co mm i ttee , a Comm un i y De ve lopme nt Co mmit e , a ~le mbe r s h ip Serv1ces Comm1ttee an a Professiona l De v elopment Commi tte e . Th ere a r e some commiss1one r s wh o are 1n f a v o r o f se tting up a sepa r a e Co mmiss ioners' Comm i ttee . Mr s . J onas sta t ed that t he Commissioners' h a ve to autho rize an official o f h e agen c y , ( h e EHA ha s a n a g enc y memb e r s hip ), t o cast t his ballot. She sta ted t h a t t h e Board ha s to d ecid e 'f t hey a r e in f a vor o f s etting up a Commissio ners ' Cornrni t e e . Di scu s s ion ens ued regarding h1 s ma ter. MOTI ON BEV BRAD SHAW MOVED AND BETTY BEIER SE CO NDED THE MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FRAN CES BUCK J ONAS, TO CAST A BALLOT IN FAVOR OF THE AMENDMENT TO THE NAH RO CO NSTITUTION AND BY-LAW S TO ESTABLI SH A COMM ISSIONERS ' COMMITTEE. THE MOTI ON CARRIED AS FOLLOWS : AY ES: NAY S : AB SENT: BURNS , BEIER , BRAD SHAW NONE FIXTER, PETERSON Mrs. Jonas stated that she hopes the Commis sione r s get invo lved in other committees, n o t j ust the Commissioners ' Committee. Co mmissioner 's Choice Mr. Burns stated that the Commissioners got a c opy o f a memo fro m Susan Powers stating tha t she had done a si x-month e valuation on the Executive Director of the EHA , France s Bu c k Jonas, The memo stated that Mrs . Jonas was doing an e x c llent j ob as a Direc tor of Ho using . Mr . Burns stated that th e Commis sioners agre ed that Mrs. Jonas has done a very go od job fo r the Au thority and woul d like to endorse this e valuation t hat Ms. Pow ers has written . Mr. Burns stated t h at the Commissioners appreciate a ll the time and e ffo rts put forth considering the trying circumstances unde r whi ch Mrs. Jonas has b e en o perating. Mr s . J o n as s tated that she enjoys worki n g with the EHA and•th e Board. Mr s . Be i e r state d that the Baord feels Mrs . Jonas is doing a r e maikab le job. Ms. Bradshaw stated that the EHA is very fortunate to h a ve Mrs. J onas as their Executive Dire c tor. Mr s . Jonas feels that the Board s ets the policies o f the Housing Autho rity and i t is her j o b to see that these policies are c arried out. She stated that she can r ecommen d thin g s to the Bo ard b ased on her e xperien c e . She stated tha it is best to work a s a t e am ; a n d she b e lieves in info rming the Board of i ssues as they ari se. Mr. Burns stated that he feel s it is import ant for t he Exe c u t ive Director to let the Board know what i s happen i n g wi t h h e EHA. There being nothing further t o discuss , the meeting wa s adjourned at 9:15 P.M. -10- • I • • ( • • • .. • The Englewood Housing Authority Minu tes of the Regular Mee ing of March 25, 1981 were officially approved by the Commissioners on May 6, 1981. ~orff/lu .. Chairman En glewood Housing Authority Executive Director En glewood Housing Authority • I • • 0 ( • • • • IINUTES ENGLEWOOD PUBLI C LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD April 8, 1981 Vice Chairman Bruc e Hogue called the regular meeting o f the Library Advisory Board to order at 7:30 p .m. PRES ENT : ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT : Marietta J. Brown, Bob Currie, Bruce Hogue, Norm Kersill, Joe Rathburn, Jerry Valdes and Dorothy Wheelehan . Howard Morarie, Jr ., and Dalton L. Nordyke. Mrs . Bruce Hogue Sharon L. Winkle, Director of Libraries Eileen E. Browne, Recording Secretary Bruce Hogue introduced Marietta J. Brown, new appointee to the Library Advisory Board. Ms. Brown replaced Lois Sterling. Her term expires February 1, 1985 . The Board welcomed and introduced themselves to ~1s. Brown. The Director distributed information and a design of a proposed "generic " Library card that is being discussed by the Englewood Public Library, the Denver Public Library, the Edwin A. Bemis (Littleton) Public Library and the Jefferson County Public Library. Ms. Winkl e requested the Board's approval of the "generic" card concept. After some discussion Norm Kerswill made the motion that: The Englewood Public Library Advisory Board approve Englewood Public Library to continue to investigate the "generic" card concept. Seconded by Bob Currie; the motion carried unanimously . The Board next discussed the letter of intent to participate in the new Denver Public Library automated circulation system. This letter does not commit us to their system. It simply preserves our ability to participa te should Council approve funds for the Englewood Public Library's participation. Norm Kerswill inquired about the cost of Englewood's participation. The Director replied that the preliminary cost figures indicate that the first year's cost may be $20,000.00 to $28,000. In reference to overdue materials, the Director discussed an Ordinance in the !.Unicipal Code that relates to fines for Library materials. It is possible for the Library to go through the City Attorney's Office or the Municipal Court in order to secure the return of overdue library materials. A test case of an Englewood resident will be implemented to see if this method would be more cost effective than turning patron Continued ... • I • • 0 • • • -2 - records over to the collection agency for the payment of fines or the return of materials to the Library. ~mrietta Brown inquired if the Englewood Public Library had ever tried an amnesty day or week . The Director responded that it had been tried last year and it wasn't really very successful i n gai ni ng the return of overdue materials. Norm Kerswill asked if the test case would be publicized. Ms. Win kl e responded that the test case would keep a low profile but if s u ccess ful resulting change s i n Library procedures would be publicized. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE: Regarding loss of Library space -Andy McCown, City Manager; Sue Powers, Director of Community Developme nt ; Rich Wanush, Assistant City Manager; Gary Higbee, Director of Finance; and Sharon Winkle, Director of Libraries held a meeting and took a tour of the areas under discussion. No offic ia l decision has been reacped to date. Parking situation -the Library Department proposed a plan whi c h City Council approved at their Apr i l 7, 1981, study session. A rebuilt manual typewriter for public use has been purchased with money from the Donor's Fund. Patrons are charged 25t per half hour to use the machine. These funds will be used for maintenance and supplies for the typewriter . CHAIRMAN'S CHOICE : Library Advisory Board adjustment in terms of Board members was passed by City Council on first reading and is now scheduled for final reading. Bruce Hogue's adjusted term will expire February I, 1982. Bruce Hogue went through the Suggestion Book and presented the Board with a sumary of some of the items recorded by users regarding the Library and library services. MEMBER'S CHOICE : Norm Kerswill inquired as to the time-frame for implementing the "generic" card. The Director replied September 1, 1981, was the date the initiating libraries had agreed on. The Director discussed the March Statistical Report. Continued ... 0 I • • ( n .. ( • • • -3 - Joe Rathburn made the motion to: Approve the minutes of the February 3, 1981 meeting; the February 10, 1981, Special Meeeting; and the March 10, 1981, Library Advisory Board meeting. Norm Kerswill seconded; the motion passed unanimously . Joe Rathburn made the motion to: Adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Jerry Valdes; the motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 8:15p.m. • I • • • • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION APRI L 21, 1981 I. CALL TO ORDER. s The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Chairman Judith B. Pie rson at 7:00 P. M. Members present: Allen, Barbre, Draper, Carson, McBrayer, Senti, Tangum a , Pierson Powers, Ex-officio Members absent: Becker Also present: D. A. Romans, Assistant Director of Community Development Mrs. Pierson noted that there were several representatives of th e Prowswood development present, and suggested that everyone introduce themselves. Those individuals present on behalf of the Prowswood development were : Messrs. Wood, Goodson, Weav e r, Bradbury, Folger, Harding and Prows. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Pierson stated that the Minutes of April 7th were to be considered for approval. Allen moved: Tanguma seconded: The Minutes of April 7, 1981, be approved a s writte n. AYES: Carson, Barbre, Tanguma, Pierson, McBrayer, Allen NAYS: None ABSTAIN: Drap er , Senti ABSENT: Becker The motion carried. III. PROWSW OOD DEVELOPMENT CASE 115-81 Mrs. Pierson asked if there was a staff report on this matter. Mrs. Roman s stated th at a formal staff report was not prepared, inasmuch as there were no actual plan s t o b e sent out. Mrs. Romans indicated three schematic plans of the s ite, whic h p l ans depicted the development as originally proposed by the Larwin Corporation, the development as proposed by R.P.R. Brothers, and the development plan which was approved for Prowswood in September, 1980. Mrs. Becker e ntered the meeting and took her place with the Commission. Mrs. Young, Associate Planner, entered the meeting. Mrs. Romans noted that the original development plan proposed by the Larwin Corporation divided the site into nine phases. Phases I and IV () I • • • - -2- were developed by Larwin Corporation before they ran into finan c ial dif- ficulties; Phases I and IV were then sold by Larwin to different owner s , and R.P.R. Brothe r s purchased the remaining seven phases which were un- d eveloped. Under the R.P.R. Brothers proposal, the phases remain e d the same, as did the points of i ngress and egres s. This propo sal did cut down on the amount o f lot coverage from 75%, and increased the open space to approximately 75 %. The Prowswood plan eliminated all t he low- rise townhouse stru ctures, and decreased the density from 1,116 units to no more than 1,050 unit s . This proposal contained six high-rise buildings, one of which would be 14 stories, and five which would be 18 s tori es . All tenant parking would b e underground. The Prowswood representatives worke d closely with the residents of Kent Village in developing this plan, and in siting the structures to be least offensive to those residents. Representatives of Prowswood have recently contacted the Department of Community Development regarding some changes they would propose in the approved site plan, which th ey feel would "up-grade" the de velopment. Mrs. Romans stated that she had sent a letter to Mr. Hugh Terry, President of the Kent Village Association, and has talked by telephone to Mrs. Gordon Allott, extending invitations to these people to attend this meeting. Mr. Dick Prows, President of Prows wood, stated that they hav e worked closely with mortgage brokers and marketing people, and feel they are in a much bett e r position to proceed with the development. Mr. Prows stated that at the urging of their lenders, they did additional research, visiting other communities to determine what the markets seem t o de mand. They have det e rmine d that one of the concepts that is very popular is the "enclosed" balcony, and they now propose to glass-in the balconies. The balcony rail would be retained, but there would be large wi ndow areas to give an "open" feeling, while allowing the balcony to be used year-round. Mr. Prows stated that they have also determined that the ceiling height in the units should be raised from eight feet to nine feet; this will in- crease the overall height of the buildings by one foot per flo or, or 14 fe e t on the building next to Kent Village, a nd 18 feet on the remaining structures. Mr. Prows stated that they have called Messrs. Allott, Brown, Terry and Dr. Nims of Kent Village, and discussed this proposal with them. The gentlemen from Kent Village indicated to Prowswood that they did not feel the additional 14 feet of height would be a problem. Mr. Prows sta ted that the original plan had been to have interior swimming pools and recreational facilities in each building. They have concluded, howev e r, that i t would be mor e advisable to have two "social centers", whic h would contain the swimming pools , handball courts, party rooms, and other recreational facilities in separate structures. Mr. Prows stated that they also feel i t would be advisable to have a marketing building located in a model of one of the units constructed near the main entrance to the development. Mr. Prows stated that the current plan has eliminated one building from the plan; however, they have increased the footprints of the remaining five structures to allow the same square footage as the six buildings would have contained. Mr. Prows stated that the lake system has been reduced somewhat on this proposal from that ap- proved in September, 1980. He noted that they are not running into the amount of und erground water that the soils reports had indicated; there- fore, more water for the lakes would have to be taken out of the domestic system . • I • • ( ! 0 • • - -3- In answer to a query from the Commission, Mr. Reed Harding es timated the area of the lakes was reduce d by 10% to 15%. Mr. Prow s pointed out that any area that is not devoted to the lakes system would be landscaped and grassed. Hr. Prows displayed floor plans of some of the units, and of the social center . Ms. Powers asked if the social center would be built concurrently with the Phase I construction next to Kent Village ? Mr. Prows stated that this is correct; he emphasized that they are proposing two social center structures. Mrs. Pierson asked if the marketing structure would be removed following completion of the cons truction and sale of the units? Hr. Prows stated that they would prefer that the marketing structure be considered part of the "community". He stated that it could be used for a management unit after the construction and sales phases were completed, or the building could be expendable if this is the determination o f the Commission. He stated that the marketing center would be of permanent construction, and would be on a foundation. Hr. McBrayer stated that the present proposal seems to indicate mor e sur- face parking than th e initial plan presented in September; he asked if there is in fact more surface parking? Hr. Prows stated that he felt the colored site plan brings out the parking areas more than the blueline print considered in September. Mr. Goodson stated that there may be a few more spaces around the social centers, but that all tenant parking is still underground . Hr. Prow s stated that there will be two levels of parking below-ground for the tenants; guest parking is on the surface. Mrs. Becker asked about the shadow line of the northernmost building; would it fall into Floyd Avenue or across the street onto those properties on the north side of East Floyd Avenue? Hr. Prows stated that he could not state where the shadow line would fall, but estimated that this building would be set back from the street line by several hundred feet. Mrs. Pierson que s tioned if Prowswood is the owner of the site at the present time? Mr. Prows stated that Prowswood-Huntman-Goodson Associates, Muben Realty, and Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Compan y will be the owners of title as of the 15th of May; it is currently owned in the name of "Ferrago", of which PWHG Corporat ion is an entity. The applicant for approval is Prowsood-Huntman-Goodson, the same as was listed in September of 19 80. Mr. Prows stated that he is pres i dent of Prowswood, and is representing the partnership of PWHG. Mr. Prows further discussed the ownership of the sit e , and the financial aspects of the project. Mr. Draper asked about the location of the elevators and what means of fire escape they propose in these structures? Mr. Prows indicated that th e elevators would be centrally located in each building, with stairs on either end of the building. Mr. Prows pointed out that the buildings and units will be totally s prinklered. Mr. Allen noted that construction has started on the one building, yet they are still "developi ng a plan"; he asked if they had a flexible financial arrangement, or were the finances tied to a specific plan. Mr. Prows stated that the financial backing for this project is not flexible; they will have to work within the normal restraints. He pointed out that the footprints of the buildings are set, and that they have gotten the permit • , I • • ( • • • - -4- for the foundation on the one building. Further perm.its will be obtained for th e cons truction after plan approval by th e staff. Mr. Folger stated t hat Mutual Benefit Life has a partnership agreement with Prowswood- Huntman -Goodson and Huben Realty; they are financially committed for the entire project. Hr. Goodson stated that they have loan commitments for the construction and take-outs that would complete the s ocial center , marketing cen t er , and the first building. Discussion ensued regarding the matter of the "lakes". Hr. Hard i ng pointed out that the lakes are part of the drainage sys tem and serve as rete ntion ponds in times of heavy storm runoff. Becker moved: Senti seconded : The Planning Commission approve the amendment to the Sub- division Waiver as requested by Prowswood in Case US-81, which amendme nt in c ludes the elimination of one 18-story building, the ad dition of one foot per each s tory in each building, the increased size of the footpr i nt of the buildings to acc ommodate the i ncreased square footag e nec essary to r e duce the number of struc tures, the area devoted to the lakes, the addition of two social centers and a management/sales center. AYES: McBrayer, Drape r, Carson, Be cker , Barbre , Tanguma, Senti, Pierson Allen NAYS: None The motion carried. IV. PUBLIC FORUM There was no one present to address the Commission. V. DIRECTOR 'S CHOICE Ms. Susan Powers handed out brochures from Mr. Kirk Wickersham pertaining to the Permit System. VI. COMMISSION 'S CHOICE Mrs. Pierson not ed that there are two meetings scheduled for May. On May 5th, the Commission will consid er permanent legislation on adult e ntertain- ment businesses, with a public hearing on this matter scheduled for May 19th. Th e meeting adjourned at 8:00 P.M. • I • • 0 • t ( • • • LIQUOR LICENSE AUTHORITY MINUTES April 22, 1981 The meeting was called to order at 7:30p.m. by Chairperson Donald Styes. MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT: Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes, Lloyd Bryan Frances Cosby Rick DeWitt, City Attorney Eric Johannisson, Revenue Chief Brenda Jarrett, Recording Secretary * * * 5 D MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND MR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF MARCH 18, 1981. AYES: NAYS: The motion carried. Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan None * * * The Board received an application for a new beer and wine license from Shige Corporation dba Shogun Oriental Restaurant, 3495 South Broadway. Attorney Edward Imatani, 1200 American National Bank Building, Denver, CO 80202, was present to represent the corporation. Also present was Mr. Shigetoshi Abe, 9100 E. Girard Ave, Denver, CO 80231, Corporate President and Restaurant Manager. MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND MR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JUNE 3, 1981 AT 7:00 p.m. IN THE CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS FOR THE PURPOSE OF DECIDING A BEER AND WINE LICENSE APPLICATION OF SHOGUN ORIENTAL RESTAURANT. AYES : NAYS: The motion carried. Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan None • I ~ I • • • April 22, 1981 page 2 - • • .. MR. STYES MOVED, AND MR. BRYAN SECONDED, TO MAKE AN AREA SIX BLOCKS SQUARED FROM HAMPDEN AND SOUTH BROADWAY THE AREA TO BE SURVEYED FOR OPINION ON THE APPLICATION FOR SHOGUN ORIENTAL RESTAURANT . AYES: NAYS : The motion carried. Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes, Lloyd Bryan None The Board requested that a copy of the wording to be used in the survey be given to them for approval prfor to the survey befng conducted. Mr. DeWftt said that he would be sure this was done . * * * The Authority received 1 request from the Southland Corporatfon for a 3.2 Beer License (Off Prenfses) for their new 7-Eleven store at 4601 S. Broadway. Mr. Brian Kittel represented the corporation located at 7805 W. Mfssfssfppf Ave. Denver, CO 80226. MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND HR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF JUNE 3, 1981 AT 8:00 p.m. IN THE CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS FOR THE PURPOSE OF DECIDING A 3.2 BEER APPLICATION FOR SOUTHLAND CORPORATION dba 7-ELEVEN STORE, 4601 S. BHOADWAY. AYES: NAYS: The motion carried. Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan None MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND HR. LUNDERS SECONDED, TO MAKE AN AREA NINE BLOCKS NORTH AND NINE BLOCKS SOUTH AND SIX BLOCKS EAST AND SIX BLOCKS WEST OF SOUTH BROADWAY AND TUFTS THE AREA TO BE SURVEYED FOR OPINION ON THE APPLICATION FOR 7-ELEVEN STORE. AYES: NAYS: The motion carried. Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan None The Board again requested that a copy of the wording to be used in the survey be given them prior to the survey being conducted. * * * • I . • D 0 • I ( • April 22, 198 1 page 3 - • • .. At its meeting of February 4, 1981, the Board received an application from Ground Round for a new manager. Ho.ever, the application did not fnclude three letters of reference and the Board tabled the app11cat1on until the letters were received. Now the application was being resubmitted to the Authority with the three letters . However, the names listed as references on line 33 of the application were not the same three who submitted letters of reference. The Board directed that the recording secretary change the names on the application to match the letters of reference. MR . BRYAN MOVED, AND MR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE APPLICATION OF HARK C. STOLDT, 3550 S. KENDALL, DENVER, CO 80235, FOR MANAGER OF THE GROUND ROUND LOCATED AT 5180 S. BROADWAY. AYES: Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders , Donald Styes, Lloyd Bryan NAYS: None The motion carried. * License renewal -7-Eleven Store 3900 S. Broadway 3.2 Beer -Off Premises expires June 18, 1981 * * MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND MR. ULANCHARD SECONDED, TO APPROVE RENEWAL OF THE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR 7-ELEVEN STORE, 3900 S. BROADWAY. AYE S: NAYS : The motion carried . Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes, Lloyd Bryan None * * * Mr. Johannisson told the Board that Safeway Stores had responded to our letter of February 6, 1981 asking for home addresses of corporate officers. For the sake of corporate security they prefer not to state on local applications the addresses of their officers. They are, however, on file with the State of Colorado. This response was satisfactory to the Board . * * * • I • • • • /\pril 22, 1931 page 4 - .. • • • Encore, Incorporated dba The South Door, 5470 S. Broadway, Englewood, CO 80110 submitted a request for change of trade name to "After the Fox". Present to answer questions for the Board on behalf of Encore, Inc. were Mr. Larry Duncan, Vice President of Encore. Inc. and John Romola, President of After the Fox, Inc. They told the Board that unt i l the license is transferred and MAfter the Fox'' becomes a separate organization, Encore, Incorporated will continue to be involved in management of the establishment. MR. llR YAN MOVED, AND MR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE CHANGE OF TRADE NAME OF THE SOUTH DOOR TO AFTER THE FOX. The motion carried. AYES: Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan NAYS: None * * * Mr. Johannisson told the Board that the Joint Budget Committee of the State Legislature was recommending that legislative funding for the Department of Revenue Liquor Enforcement Division be cut by $312,000.00. This would mean the number of State Liquor Enforcement Officers would be cut from approximately 25 to approximately ten. He suggested sending a letter to Senators Ezzard and Cole protesting this budget cut and requesting their negative vote on the recommendation. MR. BRYAN MOVED, AND MR. BLANCHARD SECONDED, TO SEND LETTERS OF PROTEST TO SENATORS EZZARD AND COLE CONCERNING THE BUDGET CUTS FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION. The motion carried. AYES: Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Lunders, Donald Styes Lloyd Bryan NAYS: None * * * City Attorney, Rick DeWitt, reviewed the procedures for conducting a public hearing with the members of the Board. * * * There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m • • D I . • ( ( • ORDINANCE NO. 1c SERIES OF 198r--- • • • BY AUTHORITY 111 COUNCIL BILL NO. 43 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF A UTILITY RIGHT-OF-WAY IN CENTENNIAL SOUTH SUBDIVISION ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LOTS 6 AND 14, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. The hereinafter described property located in the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and the same is hereby declared vacated and title thereof shall vest in the respective owners of Lots 6 and 14, Centennial South Subdivision, said vacated land being more particularly described as follows: The South nine (9) feet of the existing 15-foot easement along the North side of Lot 6, Centennial South Subdivision, except the West six (6) feet and the East eight (8) feet thereof: and The South nine (9) feet of the existing 15-foot easement along the North side of Lot 14, Centennial South Subdivision, except the West eight (8) feet and the East six (6) feet thereof. Section 2. The hereinabove described land is located entirely within the City of Englewood and does not constitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood and any other county or other municipality. Section 3. The vacation of the hereinabove described property w~ll not leave any adjoining land without an established public road connecting said land with another established public road. Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 4th day of May, 1981. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 6th day of May, 1981. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 18th day of May, 1981. • I • • ( (_ ( • • • Published by title as Ordinance No. ______ , Series of 1981, on the 20th day of May, 1981. Eugene L. Ot~s, Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. _____ , Series of 1981. Gary R. H~gbee -2~ • I • • ( • • • .. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . SERIES OF 198 _1 __ _ A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 42 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE ADDITION THERETO OF CHAPTER 1.5 OF TITLE XII PROVIDING FOR THE DEFERMENT OF PAYMENT OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS MADE UPON PRCPERTY OCCUPIED AS A RESIDENCE BY THE OWNER. WHEREAS, many residents of the City of Englewood have limited property and fixed incomes with which to support them- selves; and WHEREAS, the need for maintenance and improvements to the City of Englewood often results in special assessments being levied against property owners who are on fixed income and for whom the payment of those assessments at the time they are made becomes a difficult burden; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood wishes to relieve the financial burden to those with limited property and on fixed incomes to the extent possible by allowing defermen t of said assessment and pay ment of said assessment at a time when it is more appropriate. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Title XII of the Englewood Municipal Code is hereby amended to add Chapter 1.5 as follows: 12-1.5-1: DEFINITIONS Senior person means a person sixty-two (62) years of age or older. Property owner means a person who owns at least a one-quarter i nterest in property occupied as his residence. Disabled person means a person who has an inability to engage in any substant1al, gainful activity by reason of any medically determinable physical or mental impairment which can be expected to result in death or which has lasted or which can be expected to last for a continuous period of not less than twelve months. Handicaeted person means a person who has a physical or mental disab1 ity or continuing impairment which constitutes a substantial handicap to employment and substantially limits one or more of the person's major life activities. Low income person means a person whose income and assets are less than the eligibility limitation established by City Council for persons not senior, disabled or handicapped . • I • • • • • ,. • Income means the gross amount of wages, salaries, commissions, fees, t~ps and bonuses; the net income from operation of a business or profession or real or personal property rental; interest and dividends; periodic payments such as Social Security, annuities insurance policies, retirement funds, pensions, disability or death benefit, and similar periodic payment; alimony and child support and other determinable payments received from persons not living in the household; any pay or allowance for the support of the household made to a nonhousehold member; Income shall not include causual sporadic or irregular gifts; reimbursement for medical expenses; lump sum additions to family amounts such as inheritances, insurance payments, capital gains and settlement for personal or property losses; value of food stamp coupons in excess of their cost; one-half the payment received for participation in volunteer programs of the Federal ACTION Agency. Assets means all real and personal property of a person except that rea l property occupied as his residence and personal property usually and reasonably necessarily included therein, assets include, but are no lim1 ed to , ca sh, marketable securities, bonds, capital ga ins, inh r1 ance , lump sum insurance payments , pe rsonal or property dama ge scttl ments , eq uity in real estate other than the property own er 's r esid ence , and other nonexempt personal property readily conve rt ib l e o cas h. 12-1.5-2: DEFERMENT OF PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENT AUTHORIZED An eligible property owner may defer the payment of a special asse ssment levied by the City of Englewood against his property occupied as his residence. The deferment shall be accomplished as set out in this chapter. Assessments whic.h may be deferred are those for special assessment districts which were organized on or after May ·l, 1980. 12-1.5-3: APPLICATION FOR DEFERMENT An eligible property owner may apply for deferment of payment of a special assessment levied by the City of Englewood against his property occupied as his residence. The application for defer- ment shall be accomplished as set out in this chapter. 12-1.5-4: ELIGIBILITY FOR DEFERMENT A property owner may be eligible for assessment deferral if: (a) the property owner is a senior person, a disabled person, or a handicapped person, and that person or family unit which occupies the eligible residence property has assets and income less than the eligi- bility limits for those persons established periodi- cally by the City Council. -2- , I • • ( • • • • - (b) the property owner who occ u pies the eligible residence property is a low income person with assets and income l ess than the eligibility limits establish ed for those J:=erSons and established period i cally by the City Council. The asset and yearly income eligibility amounts shall be set periodically (preferably yearly) by 'the City Council upon the recommendation of the Director of Finance, who shall consider as advisory the income level and asset level of SO\ of the median income level of persons in the metropolitan area. 12-l. 5-5: PROPERTY ELIGIBLE FOR ASSESSMENT DEFERMENT Property eligible for assessment deferment is that which the owner occupies as his residence at the time of application. If the owner ceases to occupy the property as his residence, he shall notify the City and the assessment shall become due and owing and be collectible as other assessments. If a property owner has previously received an assessment deferment under this chapter, he may receive an assessment deferment upon property subsequently occupied as his residence only upon show- ing that the previous deferment has been fully paid or has become due and owing to the City and is being collected in the manner for collection of assessments. 12-l. 5-6: DEFERMENT ON JOINTLY OWNED PROPERTY The assessment on property j ointly owned by a senior person, handicapped person';' disabled person property owner may be deferred if all owners reside thereon and the family unit meets income and asset eligibility criteria. 12-1.5-7: DETERMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY The Director of Finance, in cooperation with the Director fo r Cornmunit~ Development, shall determine whether each property owner who applles for assessment deferral is eligible. Upon determination that the property owner is eligible and wishes said assessment deferred, the property owner shall execute a promissory note and lien to the City for the assessed amo unt, plus necessary recording fees. The promissory note and lien shall bear interest at the same rate as the bonds which f inance the assessment district. The Director of Finance shall record said lien and note with the County Clerk and Recorder for Arapahoe County . Eligibility for assessment deferment shall be redetermined by t h e City biannually. -3- • I • • • • • .. 12-1.5-8: PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENT BY CITY Upon receiving and recording the note and lien as provided in this chapter, the Director of Finance shall pay to the assess- ment District from a special fund of the City the amount of the deferred assessment. He shall then note on the assessment roll that such assessment has been deferred, and the assessment shall not be payable until the deferment expires as provided in this chapter. il-1.5-9: DEFERRED ASSESSMENT A CONTINUING LIEN: PAYMENT OF LIEN Any assessment deferred pursuant to this chapter,and the interest thereon, shall be a lien against the property from the time of the assessing ordinance until fully paid. The same shall be totally ~ue and payable at such time as the property owner transfers or conveys the property to any other person. For purposes of this section, any change in ownership by deed, will, inheritance operation of law, or otherwise, shall be considered a transfer or conveyance of said property and render the entire assessment due and payable. However, any person to whom the title to the property is transferred upon the death of the owner may have said assessments deferred according to the provisions of this chapter. 12-1.5-10: LIEN CONTINUES: ENFORCEMENT OF LIEN The initial or subsequent deferral of an assessment shall not release the assessment lien against the property. Such lien shall continue until fully paid. Upon the deferred assessment becoming due and payable, the City may enforce the lien obligation by certifying the amount to the County Treasurer for collection as assessment, by foreclosure of the lien in the method provided for tax liens in Colorado Statutes, by an action at law for money due~and ow ing, or by any other means available. 12-1.5-11: TIME OF APPLICATION; LATER DEFERMENT At the t i me of publication of the notice of an ordinance to establish a special district for improvement,published therewith shall be notification that eligible property owners may have their assessment deferred by complying with the provisions of this chapter and by applying for the deferment not later than sixty (60) days afte r the final publication date of the ordinance. The Director of Finance concurrently shall cause to be published at least twice in a newspaper of general circulation within the City a news release informing City re sidents of the availability of assessment defer- ments for eligible property owners along with information about applying for the deferment. -4- • I • • -- • • - In the event an eligible property owner desires to defer an assessment transferred to the County Treasurer for collection, the property owner may make application for said deferral; upon meeting the eligibility criteria of this chapter, the assessment shall be deferred. The Director of Finance shall require the applicant to complete all other necessary procedures for deferral. Upon a determination of the property owner's eligibility, the assessment shall be deferred and removed from the roles of the County Clerk and Recorder. 12-1.5-12: INTERDEPARTMENTAL COOPERATION; RULES AND REGULATIONS; FORMS The Director of Finance is directed and authorized to estab- lish the forms, rules and regulations, and information as he deems necessary and proper to implement this assessment deferral program and to engage the cooperation of such other departments as may reasonably be necessary in carrying out this ordinance. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 18th day of May, 1981. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 20th day of May, 1981. Eugene L. Ot~s, Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I , Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first read- ing on the 18th day of May, 1981. Gary R. Higbee -s-. • I • • • ORDINANCE NO . SERIES OF 198y---- • • BY AUTHORIT Y A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 45 INTRODUC~BY COUNCIL MEMBER ~ AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT PROVIDING FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FLOOD CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS ON LITTLE DRY CREEK. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. City Council of the City of Englewood hereby approves a contract titled "Agreement Regarding Construction of Improvements to Little Dry Creek (Arapahoe), Schedule I Agreement No. 81-4.2• consisting of five typewritten pages, attached hereto and incor- porated herein by reference, which generally provides as follows: 1) City and District shall improve Little Dry Creek from confluence with South Platte River upstream to Santa Fe Drive. 2) District shall pay $374,850 and City shall pay $374,850 District shall hold funds in special account and make periodic payments therefrom. 3) City shall administer the construction contract, conduct bidding process and coordinate construction. 4) City shall own completed facility and maintain facility. District shall assist in maintenance to the extent funding is available. Section 2. City Council of the City of Englewood hereby author- izes the Mayor and Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk- Treasurer, to approve and attest the same for and on behalf of the City of Englewood. Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 18th day of May, 1981 . Publishe d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 20th day of May, 1981. Eugene L. Otis, Mayor Attest: ex off~c~o C~ty Clerk-Treasurer I • • • • • . . I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio Ci ty Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the foregoing 1s a true, accurate and complete copy of the Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in fu ll, and passed on first reading on the 18th day of May, 1981. Gary R. Higbee • I • • ' • • • .. • AGREE MENT REGARDI NG CO NSTRUCTION OF IMPRO EMEN TS TO LITTLE DRY CREE K (ARAPAHOE), SCHE DULE I Agreemen t No . 81 -4 .2 THIS AGREEMEIH, made th1 s ____ _,;day of _________ , lg81, by and between the CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD (hereinafter called "CITY") and the URBA N DRAINAGE AND FLOOO CO NTROL DIS TRI CT (hereina fter called "DISTRI CT"); W 11 NESSETH : WHEREAS, DIST RI CT , in a policy statement previously edopted (Resolution No . 14 , Series of 1970 ), exp re ssed an i ntent to assist public bodies which have heretofore e nac ted f lood plain zoning measures; and WHERE AS, CITY , where th e improv eme nts are located, hes adopted flood plain re gulations for Little Dry Cre ek ; and WHERE AS, the DIS TR ICT, CITY, Cherry Hills Vi llage, Greenwood Village, the County of Arap ahoe and Cou nty of Do uglas cooperated in the preparation of a draina ge maHe r plan for Little Dry Creek entitled "Major Orainageway Planning, Little Dry Creek" by Mc Call-Ellingson and Morrill, Inc., deted February, 1974, and; WIILRE AS , th e D IS T~I CT has adopted at a public hearing a 5-year capital i mprov ement program (Resolution No . 51, Series of ]g8Q) thet includes the con- s truc t ion of drainage and flood c ontr ol facilities for Little Dry Creek in the CITY in the 1981 calendar year; and WHERE AS, CITY and DISTRICT are jointly having prepared final design and delinea t ion o f req uired ri 9ht-of-way for flood control improven~ents on Little Dry Cre ek within CITY by Sell a rds a nd Grigg, Inc. (Agreement No. 79 -6.7 dated July 12 , 1979); and WHERE AS, the DISTRICT has heretofo re adopted a speciel revenue fund budge~ for the calenda r year of 1981 subseq uent to public hearing (Resolution No. 44, Series of 1980) whi ch includes funds for the construction of flood control improvements on Li t tle Dry Cre e k from South Platte River to Santa Fe Drive; and WHEREAS, DISTRICT Board has autho rized DISTRICT financial participation for construction of flood in~ro vements on Little Dry Creek from South Platte River to Sa nta Fe Dt·i ve (Resolution No. 21 , Series of lg81); NOW, TH EREFORE , in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein Parties agree as fo llows : • I • • • • • .. 1. spons1b llities and financial commitments of the CITY and DISTRICT w1t h respect to co nstruction o f flood control i~rovements on L1ttle Or Cree a s defined herein . 2. SCOPE Of PR OJECT The proJec t will co ns is t of construction o f flood control i~rovements on Lit le Dry Creek f rom the co nfluence with South Platte River upstrea~ to Santa Fe Dri ve. Th e co nstruction w1l l be in accordance with the approved plans and spec 1f1 ca t 1ons prepared by Sellards and Grigg, Inc . and change orders approved in accordance wi th sect ion 7 of this Agreement. The construction will e~tend from station 0+91 to station 10+25 as set forth on the plans prepared by Sellards and Grigg, Inc . The pl ans and specif i cations prepared by Sellards and Grigg, Inc. are consi dered a part hereof by reference, the same as if attached hereto. 3. PUBLIC NECESSITY The CITY and DISfRICT ag re e that impr ovements authorized pursuant to this AgreenEnt are ne cessary for the health, safety, comfort and convenience and welfare of all people of the State and are of special benefit to the Inhabitants of the OISTR ICT an d the prope r ty the rein. 4 . PROJECT COSTS 4 .1 Project cos ts shall co nsist and be limited to the following : A. Construc tion costs as incurred by the lowest qualified responsive bidder . B. Authorized wr itten change or work orders. C. Utility relocation costs. D. Ne cessary licenses and permits, and E. Co nstruction field surveying, staking, inspection, supervision and materials tes ting. 4 .2 It is understood t hat projec t costs as defined above are estimated t o not exceed $74 9 ,700. EstirMted project costs are set forth as follows: A. Const r uc tion costs per engineer's estimate : B. Construction field surveying, staking, in spec tion and supervision of materials testi ng (5% of A): C. Co ntingenc ies (5% of A and 8): TOT AL $680,000.00 34,000.00 35,700.00 $749,700.00 Th ese amounts ma y be increased without further authorization by an amount e 'nte rest accrued on deposits by CITY and DISTRICT. • • I • • n • • • . . • 5 . ALLOC ATIO N ANO PAY MENT OF PROJECT COSTS ~.1 DI STRI CT and CI TY ea c h s ha ll contribute 50S of the project cos ts as def1 ned abo ve up to a maxi e xpen d i ture of $374,850 plus any accrued in terest on th e proJ ect funds on depos1t wi th the DISTRICT by each par~. DISTRICT shall manage the f10an ce s to acco111pli s h the project as set forth herein. Upon execution of the Agre emen t , DISTRICT and CITY shal l each -.ke payment to DISTRICT, within th i rty (3D) day s , of their res pe c t i ve s hares for the estin~tes cos t of the project wh i ch are as foll ows : DIST RI CT $374,850 CI TY S3 74,85D 5 .2 As set forth in DISTRICT Policy (Resolution No. 11, Series of 1973 an d Re s olu t ion No. 49, Series o f 1977) if any funding fr~ Fe deral, State or other s o urces , excluding : co ntri bution from DISTRICT, in lieu taxes for Federal funds, Federal Revenue Sh aring Program , Federal Community Development PrograM or such si mi l ar di s creti ona r y pro grams as ap pro ved by the Board of the DISTRICT; shall first be deducted from t he proje c t total cost and the shares of CITY and DISTRICT r ecom pute d on a 50 S -50% basis. 5.3 Payments by the DIST RI CT and the CITY shall be held by the DISTRICT in a spe cial fund to pay for inc reme nts of the project as authorized by DISTRICT an d CITY. DI STRICT will pro vide a periodic accounting of project funds as well as periodic notification to CITY of any unpaid obligation. Any interest earned by the monies contributed by the DISTRICT and CITY shall be accrued to the spec ial fund established by DISTRICT for this project, and such Interest shall be used only for this project . DISTRICT shall disburse payments for construction and constructi on engineering per contracts with the low bidder and the selected en gi ne er respectively as approved by both the DISTRICT and the CITY as set forth in Section 6 of this Agreement. 5 .4 In the e vent tha t upon com pletion of the project, monies, including an y intere s t ea rn ed, s hall remain which are not committed, obligated or disbursed, eac h party shal l re ceive a fif t y percent share of su ch monies. 5. CON STR UCTION CONTR ACTS The Par t ies agree that the CITY, thr ough its Director of Public Works, or hi s repre sen t ati ve , shall be re s po nsible for the administration of the con- struction contracts as provided he rein. DISTRICT shall work with the CITY and pro vide the CI TY the a s si s t a nce needed to accomplish construction. -3- • • I • • • • • . . • . 1 CIT Y will advertl>e fur ~.:~nstn.ocllon bi ds, .:.>nJud .1 f.:Jtlll.l l l'tJ •'I'<'""'~· r-e rJ t e r .~n .. l co nstructi on contr~ct do c -nts, and o~warJ d•n~tru.:t ion .. m t r~.:ts wtth ar~ro val of DISTR ICT. 6 .2 CI TY w11l coord i nate fteld s urvey i ng, stak i ng, in:.pec t iun , sup.ervi;10n and te s ttng as required to construct the proposed drainage i~~C~rovellleflts. CITY wtll a~su re t~t construction Is perfon.td In accor~nce with appruwed plans and speci fl c ltions, and will accurately recor"d the quantitlu and costs rel~tive the• to . 6 .3 CITY with DISTRICT c oncurrence will prepare and iuue all written c h.tn<Je or wot·~ urders to the contrac t doc ~anents . 6 .4 CITY and DISTRICT shall jointly conduct 1 final Inspection of completed fa c •l it ies . 6 .5 CITY will provide the DISTRICT with 1 set of ~ler reproducible •as bu i lt " drawings. 7 . CONS T_liUL Tl Q_N_C!i_II_N_G_t. Q!lQ.E_~ In the e vent that, in the prosecution of the work under the construction contrac t, it be comes necessary and advisable to c~nge the scope or detell of the wot ·k to be perfonned und er the contract(s), such changes shall be approved by the CITY and DISTRICT . In the even t that any c hange orJers which are tnentiuned In the parayraph iu111 e diate l y above require funds or n10nies In addition to those which haw previously heen depos ited and conrni tted, the ap pro priate shares of such additional costs shill be comp u t ed i n the same fashion as were the original shares as set forth In Section 5 o f this Agr eentent . Such addit io nul tnonies shall be deposited by the respective parties i nto the littl e Dry Creek (Arapahoe) Special Fund of the DISTRICT prior to the c hange being issued . Such additional funding shall require anendment of this Agreeu nt only wh en total cos ts exceed those set forth in Section 4.2 . 8. OWN ERSHIP AND MA!N fE NANCE Pa r ties agree that CITY shall own the completed facilities and rlghts- of-wuy a~q uired by virtue of thi s 1\yrcemen t within their respective boundaries. The Par t i es further agree that DI ST RICT, subject to the availability of funding, s hall as sis t CITY with the main tenance of all facilit ie s constructed or 1110t.lified by virtue of this Agreeme nt. Such ma in tenance assistance will be limited to drainage and flood control features of the project. The specific nature and terms of the maintenance assista nce shall be set forth In a separate 111eutOrandun of -4- • • I • • • • • • und e rstanding betw en DI~T ICT and Cl fY. Proposed memoranda of understanding shall b submi t ed by DIST ICT to CITY for t heir review wi th i n sixty (60) days following th e accep tance of the 1mprovellll!nts . "-1ntelllnce ass i stance may i nclude activit ies such as keep1ng flow areas free and clear of debris and silt, cu tt i ng and controlling grass and weeds in the channel right-of-.. y, keeping culverts free of debr is and sedio nt, repairi ng drai nage and flood control structures, such as drop structures and energy dissipators, repa i r eroded sections of channel and drainage right-of-way, and clean-up meas ure s after penods of heavy runoff . 9. TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT This Agreemen t may only be terminated upon mutual agreement of both Part ies and only upon the abrogation of all contingent, outstanding contracts. All costs associa ted with the ca ncellati on of the contingent contracts shall be shared between the two Parties . 10. CO NTRA CT ING OFFICERS AN D NOTICES 10.1 The contract ing o f ficer f or CITY shall be Public Works Director, 3400 So uth Elati, Englewood, Colorado 80110. 10.2 The contra c ting officer for DISTRICT shall be the Executive Director, 2480 West 26th Avenue, Suite 1568, Denver, Colorado 80211 . 10.3 Any not ice relative to this contract shall be deemed delivered when it is addressed to the contracting officer of the other agency and placed in the U.S. po s tal mails as certified mail. WHE REFORE, the Parties hereto have caused this instrument to be executed by properly authorized signatories as of the date and year above written. (SEAL) ATTEST : (SE AL) ATTEST: THE URGAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT By ______________________ __ Tit 1 e __ ..:.E"'x~e:::cue.:t,.,i..:v~e_,D::.:ic:.r.::e"'-c-==to"-'r'---- Date ________________________ _ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO By, _____________________ __ Title: ____ ~M~a~y~o~r ______ __ Date, _____________ _ -5- • I • • ( ORDI NAN C NO. SERIES OF l98Tl ____ _ • - BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR COUN CIL BILL NO. 4 6 INTROD U C~D BY COUNCIL MEMBER (j111t:<.; A ~· 1 AN ORDINANCE RE PEALING AND REENACT ING CHAPTER 9, TITLE XI, OF THE 1 969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, CONCERNING OFFENSES RELA TING TO PROP ERTY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREA S, the City, c urrently in Chapter 9, Title XI, of he '69 E.M.C., as amended, provides for the offense of shoplifting; and WHEREAS, the prov ~s~ons of 11-9-9 only provides for shoplifting con sisting of the wilful concealment of unpurchased goods and wares; and WHEREAS, there is a need to also provide for the taking of g oods and ware s and theft of propert y with value of less than $200. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CO UNCIL OF THE ( C TY 0 ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO: • Section 1. Section 9, Chapter 9, Tit le XI, of the 1969 Englewood Mun ~ci pal Code is hereby repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 11-9 -9: SHOPLIFTING !t ehaii be aniaw£tti £or afty pereoft to wii£ttiiy eofteea% anp~rehased 9oede 7 wares er ~ere haftdise ewfted or held by aftd offered or displayed £or sale by afty store er other Mereafttile establ i s~eftt 7 whether the eefteeal~ftt be Oft his persoft or otherwise aftd whether Oft or o££ the premises ef eaid store er mereafttile establishmeftt7 whieh ~oods7 wares or merehaftdise have a totai vai~e e£ iess thaft two httftdred deilars ~~~e e~eet. Stteh eefteeaimeftt eeftstittttee prima £ae ie evideftee that the persoft iftteftded te avoid paymeftt therefor~ IT SHALL BE UNL AWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO WILFULLY OBTAIN UNPURCHASED GOOD S, WARES, OR MERCHANDISE OWNED OR HELD BY AND OFFERED OR DISPLAYED FOR SALE BY ANY STORE OR OTHER MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT WITH AN INTENT TO AVOID PAYMENT, WHICH GOODS, WARES, OR MERCHANDISE HAVE A TOTAL VALUE OF LESS THAN TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200). THE FACT OF OBTAINING UNPURCHASED GOODS WITH AN INTENT TO AVOID PAYMENT MAY BE SHOWN BY CONCEALMENT OF THE GOODS ON ONE'S PERSON OR OTHERWISE, WHETHER ON OR OFF THE PREMISES , OR BY SOME OTHER CONDUCT OF A PERSON WHICH EV IDENCES SUCH INTENT TO AVOID PAYMENT . • I • • ( • • • • • Section 2. New Section 11 , Chapt e r 9, Title XI, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code is hereby added t o the Code to read as follows: 11-9-11: P ETTY THEFT IT SHALL BE U LA WF UL FOR ANY PERSON KNOWINGLY TO OBTAIN OR EXERCISE CONTROL OVER ANYTHING , OF THE VALUE OF LESS THAN TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200), OF ANOTHER WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION, OR BY THREAT OR DECEPTION , OR KNOWING SAID THING OF SUCH VALUE TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN , WHEN THE PERSON WHO SO OBTAINED OR EXERCISES CONTROL OVER SUC H THING OF S UCH VALUE: (a} INTENDS TO DEPRIVE SUCH OTHER PERSON PERMANENTLY OF THE USE OR BENE FIT OF SUCH THING OF VALUE; OR (b) KNOWINGLY USE S, CONCEALS, OR ABANDONS SUCH THING OF VALUE AS TO DEPRIVE SUCH OTHER PERSON PERMANENTLY OF THE USE OR BENEFIT OF THE SAME; OR (c) DEMANDS ANY CONSIDERATION TO WHICH SUCH PERSON IS NOT LEGALLY ENTITLED AS A CONDITION OF RESTORING SUCH THING OF VALUE TO SUCH OTHER. Section 3. New Section 12, Chapte r 9, Title XI of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby added to read as follows: 11-9 -12: PRICE SWITCHING IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO WILFULLY ALTER, REMOVE OR SWITCH THE INDICATED PRICE OF ANY UNPURCHA S ED GOODS , WARES OR MERCHAND I SE OWNE D OR HELD BY AND OFFERED OR DISPLAYED FOR SALE BY ANY S TO RE OR OTHER MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT, WI TH THE I NTENT TO DEFRAUD SUCH STORE OR MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT; PROVIDED , HOWEV ER , THAT THIS SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY TO GOODS, WARES OR MERCHA DI SE OF A VALUE OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200) OR MORE . Section 4. Emergency. An emergency is hereby declared in that the health, safety and welfare of the community requires that to prevent the theft, shoplifting and swi tching of prices , offenders be prosecuted in Municipal Cou rt. Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 18th day of May, 1981. -2- • I • • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 20th day of May, 1981 . Attest: Eugene L. Ot~s, Mayor ex off~c~o City Clerk Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first r ead-ing on the 18th day of May, 1981 . Gary R. Higbee -3- I • • • RESOLUTIO NO. ' _.) SERIES OF 1 81 • • - A RE SOL UT I ON DE YING RE UESTED ZONE CHAN GE FROM SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE TO LIGHT IND US TRIAL BY APPLICANT, GEORGE B. ADAMS, IN THE 2900 BLOCK OF WEST UNION AVENUE. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the following constitutes the findings of fact, c onclus ions, and order of the City Council of Englewood, Colorado, in the matter of the application of George B. Adams for a change in zon i n g of p rope rty in Centennial Industrial Park and on West Union Avenue from s ingle-family residence to light industrial. This matter came before the Englewood City Council for public hearing pursuant to the '69 E.M.C. SS 22.3-1 through 22.3-4. The applicant , George B. Adams, was represented by Harold Barrett, Real Estate Agent. Mr. Adams was present and gave testimony on his own behalf. Also present and testifying for the application was Auton Barchesky. Dorothy Romans appeared for the Planning and Zoning Commission and gave evidence and testimony. The Council had previously received the recommendation and re p ort of the City Planning and Zoning Commission along with exhibits and the complete written record from the Commission. After hearing the evidence of the parties and considering the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission, the City Council makes the following findings and conclusions: 1. This matter was properly noticed for public hearing for May 4, 1981 at 7:00 p.m. by appropriate Notice of Hearing published April 8, 1981 in the Englewood Sentinel, posting of the property, and notification of the applicant. 2 . That the City Council has authority to conduct and jur i sdiction over this matter pursuant to the Englewood City Cha rter , Article VIII, Part II, the '69 E.M.C. §22.3-1 through 4. 3. That the parties have come before the Englewood City Council and made no objections to this proceeding. 4. This matter was previously heard by the City Planning and Zoning Commission which has submitted to the Council a recommendation that the requested zoning change not be granted . () I • • • • .. 5. The applicant, and his witnesses, stated generally that the proposed change from residential to light industrial zoning was for the purpose of developing the property by building office and warehouse facilities; that the proposed development was ready to begin with construction and funding being available; that storage outside said warehouses would not occur; that they bel ieved the area was changing to commercial and industrial uses; that the streets provided a favorable traffic pattern for the proposed change; that he had had circulated a petition (now submitted to Council} and properly e xplained the proposed change to all petition signers; that they believed the proposed change was appropriate to the area and not harmful to nearby residential zones; and answered questions by Council members. 6. Ms. Dorothy Romans presented testimony and documentary evidence to support the Planning and Zoning Commission recommenda- tion. Ms. Romans informed the Council that Planning and Zoning had recommended against the change because: It had not been demonstrated that the original zoning was in error; significant changes had not occurred to preclude development as zoned or to render the property more suitable for industrial use; nearby properties are residential and the proposed zoning is not com- patible; other lots are zoned industrial and available for use. Ms. Romans presented statements to the Council concerning changes in the area since the original zoning; concerning surrounding properties; conce rning new and present development; concerning the Englewood Comprehensive Plan; and answered various questions from Council members. FINDINGS OF FACT l. That this matter was p roperly heard by the Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission in a procedurally correct manner; that the Planning and Zoning Commission forwarded its recommendation of no cha nge in the zoning pursuant to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, '69 E.M.C., §22.3-4. 2. That the applicant, George B. Adams, properly appealed to the Council t o r e vi ew the Commission's review by public hearing; that said public hearing was convened and followed the procedures set fo rth in the '69 E .M.C ., Chapter VII, Title I. 3. That each pa r ty has been given the opportunity to present such evidence, in testimonial or documentary form, as he wishes and has been given the opportunity to examine and contest the evidence of the other party; that the Council has also had the opportunity and has q uestioned each party and examined the testi- monial and documentary evidence presented. 4. That the application for rezoning was filed by the owner of the property , Ge orge B. Adams, 2929 West Union Avenue, Englewood, Colorado. -2- • I • ( ( • • • • 5 . That the property for which rezoning is sought is described as follows: Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Centennial Industrial Park, together with the North l/2 of West Union Avenue adjoining Lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Centennial Industrial Park. (Located in the 2900 Block of West Union Avenue.) 6. That the area sought to be rezoned by this application was annexed to the City of Englewood by Ordinance No. 24, Series of 1960, and was zoned R-1-A, Single-family Residence, which zone classification was changed to R-1-B, Single-family Residence, in 1963. 7. That the zoning of the property to the west and north- west of the subject site is I-1, Light Industrial; to the north and northeast , R-3, High-Density Residence; to the east, R-1-B, Single-family Residence; and to the south, R-1-B, Single-family Residence. 8. That there is a filling station, carwash and retail outlet to the west and northwest of the subject site in the I-1, Light Industrial area. 9. That there are two single-family residences immediately to the east of the subject site at 2929 and 2939 West Union Avenue; to the south, there are single-family residences fronting on West Union Avenue between South Federal Boulevard and South Decatur Street, and the area west of South Federal Boulevard is developed with single-family residences. 10. That the property to the north and northeast of the subject site was rezoned from I-1, Light Industrial, to R-3-A, Multi-family Residential in 1971; however, no development has taken place on the property to this time. 11. That property identified as Centennial South Subdivision located between South Decatur S reet and South Clay Street to the south of West Union Avenue was zoned R-2, Medium-density Residence in 1976 and is now being developed with single-family attached housing . 12. That Centenn i al Park is at the northeast corner of West Union Avenue and South Decatur Street. 13. That 13 persons signed a petition stating that they, as property owners in the adjacent area, did not object to the zoning change as requested by Mr. George B. Adams. 14. That the 1979 Comprehensive Plan states that the Indust rial zoning applied to the land on the east side of South Federal Boulevard between West Union Avenue and West Tufts Avenue should be re-evaluated because of its proximity to the residential neighborhood on the west and the Centennial Park on the east. -3- • 0 I • • • • .. 15 . Tha t a g o al o f the 1979 Comp r ehens i ve P lan i s t o ma i n- t a i n the r e s i dent i a l neighbor h o od s as the cor ne r s t o n e of our comm uni ty. 16. That Centennial Park i s a rathe r l arg e mun i cipal park wh ich is a prominent pub l i c fa ci l i t y in the a r e a and influences the residential uses in the area. 17. That the applicant did not present testimony that the property could not be used under zone classification R-1-C, R-2, R-2-C , B-1 or B-2 intermediate zone classificatio n between R-1-C a n d I-1. 18. That the carwash and filling station retail outlet are in an I-1 zone classification. They are actually commercial uses permitted in B-1 and B-2 zone classifications, not I-1 uses. Both B-1 and B-2 are less intensive uses than an I-1 use. CONCLUSIONS 1. No evidence has been presented to the Council which has demonstrated that the original zoning of subject property was i n error. 2. Since the subject site was annexed to the City in 1969, the principal changes and development in the area have been of a f amily residential and recreational nature. 3. That other property is available in the area which is cur ren tly zoned light industrial and is undeveloped. 4 . That a change in the zoning of the subject property would e xpand a light industrial zoning into a single-family residential a rea and not be in conformance with the Ci ty of Englewood 1979 Comp r e h e ns i ve Plan. 5. That the public necessity , convenience, health, safety, moral s , g eneral we lfare or g ood zoning practice does not justify a change of the subject property's zoning from single-family residential to ligh t industrial; and the Council, in its discretion, de t e r mines that the requested zoning change would not be appropriate. -4- 0 I • • • • • .. ORDER THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THEREFORE ORD EM: That the requested zoning change of the subject property from single-family residence (R-1-B) to light industrial (I-1) is hereby denied . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 18th day of May, 1981. Atte st: Eugene L. Ot1s, Mayor ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasuere I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. _____ , Series of 1981. Gary R. H1gbee -5- • I • • • RESOLUTION NO.~ 'f SERIES OF 198 1 ------ A RESOLUTION AME ND ING THE GENERAL FUND . • • • 1F WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, desires to provide a one day seminar on zoning and land use cont r ol; and WHEREAS, the Plann i ng and Zoning Commission has req uested funding for s aid seminar; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Co uncil of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows: Sect ion 1. The following appropriations are hereby made in the General Fund : Source of Funds: General Fund Balance $ 2,500 Appropriations : Planning & Zoning Commission $ 2,500 Sect ion 2. The City Manager and Director of Fi nance are hereby authorized to make the above changes in the 1981 budget of the City of Englewood. ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS ___ day of ----------• 1981. Mayor ATIEST: ex officio City Clerk I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk for the City of Englewood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. ___ ,Series of 1981. Gary R. Higbee • I • • • • • - 1 P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, Continental National Bank has for many years been a prominent banking institution within the City of Englewood serving residents in the City and metropolitan Englewood area with banking services; and WHEREAS, Continental National Bank is changing its name to F i rst Interstate Bank of Englewood and affiliating with other banks in order to expand its serv ices. NOW, THE REFORE, in honor of thi s new endeavor by Continental National Bank, the City of Englewood hereby c eremoniously changes the n ame of the 3300 Block South Bannock Street to FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF ENGLEWOOD STREET f or the week of June 1 -5, 1981. Al l citations issued by the Police Department of the City of Englewood for violation of l aws may state "First Interstate Bank of Englewood Street" or "3300 Block South Bannock Street .• GIV EN under my hand and seal th i s 18th day of May, 198 1. Eugene)L. OtLs, Mayor • I • • • {9Z~ .~. . . ........ CLETUS A GAS SON ~lltf.S•O t:NT • • • co I~E TAl Nation 1 B an k 1 lll ;OU!M !l•N OC ~ ENG LEWOOD COLOi •OO 80110 l0l76 1-I OOO ••r L 4 T I[O W T .... """1['5TI:""H 8"'N •.0 .... 0 ... 1' N Ma.y S, 1981 ~ -· \, . --' ,_ . I • L Mayo Eugene. Ow ~J o6 Engle.uood 3400 South Etati Englewood , CO 801 10 • \ 1_.---:_-t .-~ '-.... ~ . '\ . ... I L IJ c;iY ;\.,~~·:"'·_je ri.) c.:ii:_ P .:;~E~'i1C'i" On J une. I, 19 8 1, we.' JLe. WVtJJ.i.1_y chartg.i.ng .the. 6a ce. o 6 ban /U:.ng .<.11 Englewood . 011 .that da.te., .the. Colt.t.<.ne.n.tat NaUolta! Bank Mm e. and togo tlih«:h have. been ~.>o cio~.>e.!y .<.de.nti6-(.e.d tl)(.th E11g!ewoo d ll.<.ltce. 1oe. moved .<.n.to Ou.JL p~Le.~>e.lt.t loca.t.<.o11 M e. d.<.l>a ppe.M.<.Y!g .<.n 6avoJL o6 a 11e.w .<.de.lt.t.<..ty--FIRST I NTERSTATE BAN K OF ENG LEWOOD, N.A. ConCUIL)Le.lt.tiy , twelt.ty othe.JL a 6 6w.o...te.d ba nlv..--aU paJLt o 6 .the. Wute.l!.lt Ba ~tcol!.pol!.ation ~>y~.>te.m o6 banlv..--will adopt .the. F.UU.t I n.te,u.ta.te. Ban k name.. Ail the. banlv.. will be. d.<.6 6e.JLe.lt.t.<.ate.d le.gaUy by a ge.ogJLaph.<.c du.i.gnatM--c.<.ty , county, OIL ~>tat e - added to the. Mme.. Pe.nd.<.11g MuVte.ho!de.JL appi!.O va!, Wute.JLn Ba.n - C..DI!.pollat.{.Qit will a!l>o change. .<.t~ nam e. to F.UU.t T lt.te.JL~>ta.te. Ba.n-coJL p . Qu..<.te. natu.l!.aUy , .<.n conjunct.<.on w<..th the. Mm e. change., .th.<.l> bank .{./) pla.nn.<.ltg a we.e.k-lo~tg ce.!e.bl!.ation . VwUng :tJuLt. time., the. tw.i.11 l.>pot!.(_ghtl.> o6 pu.bi.<.c.<.ty and pl!.omotion will be. tu.l!.ne.d upo11 the. Bank and the. CUy o 6 E11gtewood . , To be.tte.JL a.~>J.>OUate F.-Ut,~t I lt.te.JL~>ta..te. 1-.JUh tl~ commu.ltUy , 6M .the. l..., pe.JL.<.o d o6 .that ce.!e.bl!.ation !Ju11e. 1-5, 198 1 ) we. ®u.id Uke. to cha.~tge. the. Mm e. o6 Ba nnock Stl!.e.e..t , .<.11 6Mn.t o6 ou.JL ba~tk , (the. block be.-~ tween Floyd Avenue. a1td G.Uuvui Avwue., .i.nc!u.l>.i.ve.!y), to "F.UU.t I n- tvu.ta.te. Stl!.e.e..t". W.i..th the. unde.JL~>ta.nd.<.ng that we. would be.M the. cMt o6 t he. ~.>tl!.e.e..t 1.>.i.g111> and thUIL te.mpo~La.~Ly .i.111>taUa.t.i.on , we. would I!.Upe.ct6u.Uy Jte.quut prvun.{./)~>.i.on to make. .th.i.l> change.. • I • • D • • .. P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N ----- WHEREAS, Continental National Bank has for many years been a prominent banking institution within the City of Englewood serving residents in the City and metropolitan Englewood area with banking services; and WHEREAS, Continental National Bank is changing its name to First Interstate Bank of Englewood and affiliating with other banks in order to expand its services. NOW, THEREFORE, in honor of this new endeavor by Continental National Bank, the City of Englewood hereby ceremoniously changes the name of the 3300 Block South Bannock Street to FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF ENGLEWOOD STREET for the week of June 1 -5, 1981. All citations issued by the Police Department of the City of Englewood for violation of laws may state "First Interstate Bank of Englewood Street" or "3300 Block South Bannock Street." GIVEN under my hand and seal this 18th day of May, 1981. Eugene L. Otis, Mayor • I • • • {~~ .~-. . ....... C01 :TINE\JTAL • • • atjonal B.:mk CLE:TUS A G A SSON 333l OU!W U hhQ(' £N&l£WJCO COLO RI DO 0110 303 1 oryoo &fl',.-Po. AT£D W f ... W~STI!:-. ........ O"'•OR •T OH Mayo 'L Eu.g I!JH?. 0-t.U. CUI] o6 Eng!e100od 3400 South Elatl Eng teLOOod , CO 80110 Vea.JL ~Vt.. Ma.yoJt : May 5, 1981 ~ ;- .\C."-.·!~ .. ., .... . ~ . ) c;j'Y ~:A :·. Li~...r\ s c.:ri:_ ["J~~E'.J1f'l' On Ju.n e 1, 1981, we '1te U;teJta.!.e.y chang .i.Jtg .the 6a.ce o6 ban lung -i.n En g!e100od . On tha-t diLte , .the Con.t.<.nert.ta..e. Nalio=t Ba nk nam e Md togo tl!h<.c.h have bee;t M cl..c~>e.!y -i.den.t.i6-i.ed w.i.th Eng!e100od h.Utce we moved -i.n-to o u.~t pJtu ert-t !o c.a..t-i.on Me d-i.ha.ppe.lllt-Utg -i.n 6a.volt o6 a. new -i.dertt-i.ty --FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF ENGLEWOOV, N.A. Conc.u.JtJtel'l-tty, -tweJt.ty othe.~t a.66-i.Ua.ted baltkh--a.U PMt o6 .the Wu.te~tn Ba.nco tpoJULt.<.o n hlfl.>.tem o 6 bankh--w.Ue. adopt .the F-i.Mt 11'1-te.Jth.ta.te Bank name. AU .the bank!> wUe. be d-i.66e.~ten.t.ia.ted !ega.Uy by a. geog Jta.ph-i.c. du-i.gna.toJt--c-i..ty , cowtty, 01t ~.>.tate - added .to the nam e . Pe.Jtd-i.ng ~.>ha.Jtehoide.~t a.ppJtova.!, We.~>te.Jtll Ba.n- coJtpoJULt.<.on wUe. a.tho chang e -i..tl.> name .to F-i.Mt 11'1-te.M.ta.te Ba.n-c.oJt p . Qu.-i.t e 1111-twtaUy, -i.n conju.nc.t-i.on w.i.th the nam e change , .th-i.6 bank -<.¢ p!a.nn-Utg a. week-tong ce.!e bJULt.<.on . Vu.lt-i.ng tha-t .tUne , .the tw<.n J.>po.tUghU o6 pu.b-Uc.-i..ty a.n.d pJt.Omo.t-i.on wUe. be .tu.ltned upon .the Ban k and the C-i.ty o 6 EngieLOOod . 1 To be.tte.~t MJ.>oc.-i.a.te F-i.Mt I rt-te.M.ta.te w.i.th th-<..6 co mmu.n-i.t y , 6oJt the \ peltio d o6 tha-t c e.l'.e.bJULt.<.o ,t (June 1-5, 198 1 ) we tAXJu.!d Uke t o chang e ' the nam e o6 Bann ock S.t'Leet, -i.n 6Mnt o6 ou.~t ban k , (.the b!ock be - <' .tween F!oyd Avenue and Gi.luvu1 Ave.Jtu.e , -i.nc.!M-i.ve.!y), t o "F-i.ltl.>t I n- .te.M.ta.te S.t'L eet". W-i..th the u.nde.M.ta.nd-i.ng that we tAXJu.!d bea.JL the ( col.>t o 6 the -~>.t'Lee-t ~.>-i.gl16 and the-i.lt tempoJta.Jty -i.Y!J.>.ta.Ualio n, we "" tAXJu.!d Jte.~>pec.t6u.Uy Jt eq u.ut peJun.U..l>-i.on .to make th-<..6 chang e . Tha nk you. 6o t tfOUit conJ.>-i.delta..t-i.on Md coop elta..t-i.on . • I • • • • • • DAVID J . MENZIES Mr. Keith J. Vandenberge Attorney at Law 1825 Lawrence, Suite 433 Denver, Colorado 80202 Attorney 11 Law !-lay 12, 1981 Re: John W's d/b/a The Dart Board v. City of Englewood A80CV943, Division 1 Arapahoe County District Court Dear Mr. Vandenberge: 3•00 E~s1 Bayauo S11ee1 Su•le 260 Denver . Color aoo 80209 7:J This is to confirm that the Court will hear our oral arguments on August 18, 1981 at 8:30 A.M. regarding your Rule 106 Complaint for Judicial Review. Sincerely, DJM/lv cc: Rick DeWitt City Attorney of Englewood • I • • I I :I I • ROC 1 • TA IN ACQUISITIONS, INC ., Plalntitf ...• • • - .......... t. '{ r< U THE DISTRiCT CO URT U AND FOR COUNTY OF 1\RAPAHOE AND STATE OF COLORADO Clvtl Acuon No DIV SUMMONS I VI. I TH E CITY OF ENGUWOOO , COLOAAOO , 1 f Municipality; EUGENE l. OTIS , Mlyor of the City of Engleooood, Colorado; AllOY II HcC , City Mln1ger of t.he City of En9lewood, Co 1 ora do; and SUSAN POWERS, llead of Co lllllJni ty Development of the Cit jl of Engle.ood, C~t.s j mt.o. I'I·:OI'Lb OF THE: STATE 0 ~' (;()LORA DO 1 TO THE A.l!OVE N A!IlE O DEFE DANT .s . , GREETINGS : I j You :u·c hereby J\u tn mon~ and ret~utred to file with the clet·k atn a nsw~r h.+ lhe com~int within 1 ~0 cl14 y;o nttc:r ftervioe of thifll summons upon you. If )·ou f•il so to do, jud.cmt:nt bJ defaWt will be t;.ak.,n agaiu ... t) ou for the r~liel d~manded In the complaint. If v•rvtce upon you ito~ mad~ o ubide the SUite of Colorado, or Ly publication, or if a copy ot th• t:utllp);,iu t lJe not f>erved upon you wrth thhii summons. you ue requll'tk) to file ruur anawer to the oom- pb.int wttlun 30 days adler service of thia summon& upon you . \\'tu·n inJt·: Jf this 11ummons doe n ot co ntain the docket number of the civil action. then the complaint may not now IJeo on f ile with the clerk of the cou rt. The complaint muat be filed within ten ddv~ kflt:r t he summons i" se-rved , or-the cou rt will be ''ithout j uriw.lict ion to proceed further and the action wiJI be deemed dismiQed without prejudice. and without further notice. Information from the co11 r t conce m mg lht.t civil action may not be available until ten day.s after the su mmon• isaerved. 'l'hhc i~ :u1 ac tmn• .. lia.Y. 11 . ....... • 1981 --· By (Senl of Co urt) II ,I II I • • • DISTR ICT COURT COU TY OF ARAPAHOE STATE OF COLORADO Ca se to. ROC Y I()UN TAIN ACQ UISITIONS. INC. , • • • vs . C0~1PLAI NT FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF A~D INJUNCTIVE RELIEF Plaintiff, THE CIT Y OF ENG L WOOD, COLORADO, a Municipality ; EUGE NE L. OTlS, Mayor of the Ci ty of Eng lewoo d, Colorado; ANDY McCOWN, City f1anager of the City of Englewood, Col orado; and SUSAN POWERS, Head of Community Development of the City of En glewood, Colorado, Defendants. COMES NOW the above Plaintiff, through its attorney, and for a complaint against the ab ove Defendants, and each of them, states : I. PARTIES 1. Th at at all times s et forth herein, ROCKY HOUNI"AIN ACQUISITI ONS , IN C., is a Colorado Corpo rat i on, which operates a business at 4370 Sou th Broadway, Englewood, Colorado. That suc h business co nsists of the sale, distribution and exhibition of explicit eroti c material to consenting adults. 2 . That at all ti me s s e t forth herein, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO is a Municipality loca t ed withi n Arapahoe Co unty in the State of Colorado. 3. lhclt ul ,111 Li111e-; ~ct f"or'lh herein, I:UGI.NE L. OTIS i s the duly elected Mayo r of the City of Englewood, Colo rado, and this civil acti on is brought aga i nst him in hi s offi c ia l capacity only . 4. Th il t at all times set forth her ein, 1\NDY McCOWN is the City Manager of the City of Englewood , Colorado, and this civil action is brought against him i n his official capaci ty only. 5. That at all ti mes set forth herein, SUS AN POWERS is the Head of Co mm unity Develo pment of the City of Englewood, Col orado , and this civil action i s brought against her in her official capaci ty only. III. FACTUAL ALLEGA TIONS 6. That on or about Febru ary 11, 19 81 , the City of Englewood enacted an Or d inance desig na ted No . 21, Series of 19 81 , which is referred to as Council Bill No. 20 . • I • • • • - 7. That sa i d enacted Ord ina nce was past for t he purpose of ame nding Cha pter 22 of the Comprehensive Zo ni ng Ord ina nce of t he Ci ty o f En glewo od an d was en acted for the pur pose of tem poral'ily proh ib i ti ng the establishmen t in ce rtain area s of the City of En gl ewood of adult enterta i nment as defined within t he Or d fn.nce itself . 8. Tha t Plainllff pr ovid e s adult "enter tatnm en t" at a location wi thi n t he Ci ty of Engl~od. which establishmen t was in existence prior to the ena c tme nt o f the above -described Ordin ance and therefore enjoys certain grand-fathe r rights . 9 . That Pla i ntiff obtained a permit to en l arge a portion of its bu siness op era tion to permit the viewing of nude entertainment. That such nude entertainment is presumpti vely protected by the First Amendment to the Un i ted States Constitution as be i ng a part of protected expression. 10 . Th at the live entertainment that it presents in its place of bu si ness fs an extensi on of its existing grandfa thered existence and therefore it i s e xempt from the pu rview of the Ordinance. III. LEGAL ALLEGATI ONS 11. That in t he alternat ive, Plaintiff believes that Ordinance No. 21, Se r ies of 1981 is unconstitutional on its face and as applied to this Plaintiff and violates Plaintiff's First and Fou rteenth Amendment rights guaranteed to Plain tiff by the Constitution of the Unite d States, as well as Plaintiff's ri ghts guaranteed to it by the Constitution of ~he State of Colorado. 12. Plaintiff therefore brings this action pursuant to Rule 57(b), C.R .C.P. and C.R.S., 13-51-101 et seq ., 1973, as amended" ..• any person ·in t er es t ed ... who se rights, status or legal re l ations are affected by ii munici pa l ordinance ... may have determined any question of construction or va l idity arising out of the instrument ... ordinance ... and obtain a dec l aration of rights, status or other legal relations thereunder." 13. Plaintiff desires the court to review the questioned zoning or dina nce and its revisio ns in the light of the case law of the State of Colorado and o f tn~ Un i ted States and therea fter mak e a declaration that said ord inance is uncons t i t utional based upon such findings. 14. a nd t hat an enforcement irrepa rable Plaint i ff a f f irmative l y a l leges t hat its business is in peril eme r gen cy ex ists until a nd unl e ss th i s Court enjoins the of t he c ha ll en ge d zon i ng enactment, Plaintiff 1~ill suffer harm, los s and inj ury for ~1hich a money judgment 1~ill not suffice. -2- • I • • c • • • • • Such harm, loss and i nJ ury consis ts of Plaintiff los i ng its bus in ess loca i on, the resultant closur of i s business operation, the taking of i t s prop rty without d ue proces s or just compensation, the censoring of its pre s umpti ve ly protected speech materi a l and the unlawful and improper regulat i on of its business in the manner set forth within the zoning ordinance challenged here, al l in vi ol a tion and in denial of Pl aintiff 's First and Fourteenth Amendment rights gua ra n eed to Plai ntiff by the Un i ted States Constitution and those like prov i sions of the Constitution of th e State of Colorado. 15. Pl ai ntiff seeks an injunction from th is Court restraining and enjoin ing the Defe ndants , and each of them, and all persons acting under their authority untfl further order of Court, from in any manner enforcing the ch al l enged zoning ordina nc e herein until s uch t ime as a declaration can be made by this Court conc erning the constitutionality of the subject ordinance thereby pre serving the status quo. 16. Pla i ntiff affinnatively alleges that the ordinance is violative of Plaintiff's state and federally protected rights, among other reasons for the foll owing : a . Th er e has been no showing that a problem involving clustering or proliferat i on of a dult businesses exists within the City of Englewood and Plaintiff affirmatively all eges that such is not the case. b. Tha t such enac tment constitutes spec ial legislation directed a t th e sole a nd only bus in ess ente r prise existing within the City of Englewood. c. That the enactme nt wa s passed for . the purpose of censorship. d . That the challenged ordinance creates an absolute mor atorium and there fore an absolute prohibition ag ainst the opening of adult businesses within the City of Englewood and because of this prevents the ordinary expansion of adult busin esses within the City of Englewood for at least the duration of the life of the challenged ordinance. e. That said ordinance has created a c lassification not rationally related to a valid public purpose nor necessa ri ly to obtain and protect any compelling state interest. f . That sa id ordinance violates the equal protection requirements of the Unite d States Constitution as well as the Constitution of the State of Colorado an d is arb itrary in nature. g . That said ordinance viola tes the precepts of Young v. American t1ini Theatre, I nc., 427 U.S. 50 (1976). h. Th at the challenged ordinanc e fails t o comport with the r eq uirements of Un ited Sta tes v. O'Brie n, 391 U.S. 367 (1968) in that said -3- • I • • • • • • • • • ordtnance is d1rected at the suppression of free expression and imposes r e ;·rictions far greater han are essential in the fur therance of the tor.rn uni y's interest. 1. That sad ordinance viol ates the requirements of Freedman v. ~~rtland, 380 U.S. 51, 85 S.Ct. 73 4 , 13 L.Ed.2d 64 9 (1965 ) in that such ordinan c e fatls to prov i de for a promp t appellate review . j. Th at the purpo ses of the ordinance lin k zoning to a requir~ent that a propo sed bus1ness is no t a nuisance and further that such business does not violate the pro visions of the Colorado Cr imin al Code regarding sexual conduct, ob s cen e tter or harmful ma tter . Th at suc h purposes do not authorize the c a llenged ena ctmen and violate the pronounce ments of Young v. American 11ini T eater ref rred to above. k. Tha under the challeng ed enactment, the mor atoriUM against the op ning of ad l t businesses may be extended for an indefinite period of time in violation of Plafnt1ff's righ ts of speech and expression . 1 . That t e ordinance is vague and apparently treats the amortization of non -con arming use s of adult oriented businesses differently than the amortization of non-confo rming uses of other businsses, all in violation of the equdl protection provisions of the United States Constitution, Constitution of the State of Colo r ado and turth er violates Plaintiff's First and Fourteenth Amendment r ig hts guaranteed to Pl ai ntiff by the United S tates Constitution. m. That said ordina nce represents an impermissible prior restraint OJ) the fr ee dom of speech and expression. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays that this Court make a declaration as follows: a. That Plainti ff is exempt from the provisions of Ordinance No . 21, Se r ie s of 1981 as am ended, i n that Plaintiff's business enjoys a grandfa thered existenc e . or in the alternative that Or dinanc e No. 21, Series of 1981 is unconstitutional on its f.1ce and as app lied to Plaintiff for the reasons enumerated herein . b. That a tempora ry res training order and preliminary injunction enter enjoining and restraining Defend an t s an d each of them from enforcing the challenged ordinance and for an order mak ing such injunction permanent in nature. c. For costs. d. For attorney fees . -4 - • I • • .. prop er. • • • • e. For su h oth er and fu r ther relief as to the Court may seem ~~2r"··· ,~/ ?-' _j: // 'A R t-I., • .SCHWARTZ, 50 Market Street Denver, CO . 8020 2 893-2500 • ... I . • • • DISTRICT C U T COU TY OF ARAPAHOE STATE OF COLORA Ca~e o. ROC KY MO UNTAIN ACQUISITIONS, • • • vs. TIO N FOR TEMPORAR Y RESTRAI~ING ORDER AND PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION Plaintiff, THE CITY OF ENGL D, COLORADO , a Municipality; EUGENE L. OTIS, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado; ANDY McCOWN, Ci ty Manager of the City of Englewood, Colo rado; and SUSAN POWERS, Head of Community De velopment of the City of Engl ewood, Colorado, Defendants. COMES NOW th e above Plain tiff, through its attorney, and respectfully moves th is Cour t for a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction, temporarily and preli inar il y restraining and enjoining the Defendants, a nd each of th ~. heir agents, servants, employees and all persons acting by , thr ·ough or under their control, from in any way enforcing Englewood City Ordina nc e de sfg n~ted No . 21 , Series of 1981, which is referred to as Council Bill No . 20 and a lludes to the zoning of adult establishments. AS GROU NDS FOR SAID ~DTION, Plaintiff states: 1. That Plaintiff opera tes a bookstore and motion picture theater which sells and exhibits to conse nting adults sexually oriented material, which materi al, however , is presumptively protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, as well as by the Constitution of the State of Colo rado . 2. That in addition to exhibiting motion picture filmfare, live nude dancing is performed upon the premises. That said dancing is protected expression under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution and t e speech provisions of the Cons titution of the State of Colorado. 3. That De endants have enacted a zoning ordinance referred to above which purports to regulate businesses such as Plaintiff's by creating an absolute moratorium on such business es within certain zoned districts. 4. That Plaint1ff's business preceded the enactment of the challenged zoning law and Plaintiff seeks a decl aration that it enjoys a grandfathered existence. 5. rhat in addition Plainti ff cha l lenges the aforementioned zoning enactment on the bas1s that said enactment constitutes a prior restraint, f ails to have procedural safe~u ards incorporated within it, creates a system of • I • • ( c • • • • ce nsor ship, is vague a nd o-..er-ly broad, 1olates th~ equal protection require- me nts of the Constitut1 o n of the United States, as we ll as the Const1tution of the Sta e of Colorado and further violates the ma ndate s of Young v. American i·l im Theatre, Inc., 427 U.S. 50 (1976) and in any event such zoning ordinance l1nks zoning to the issue of nuisanc e, as well as the requi site that a zo ne d enterprise not violate any provision of the Col or ado Criminal Code regarding the regulation of se.<ual conduct . 6. Plaintiff affirmativel y al leg es that the aforementioned ena ctm en t viola-tes Pia inti f's First and Fourteenth Amend men t ri ghts as guaranteed by the united States Con~titution, as w~l l as t hos e speech provisions of the Colorado Constitution. 7 . Plaintiff affirmatively alleges that the enactment as set forth herein is resulting in im~diate <~nd i rrepar·able harm, loss and injur·y to Pl aintiff and a money judgment will not suffice tu reim burse Plaintiff for its extingu ished protected r ig ht s. 8. Plaintiff has no adequa te speedy remedy at law and unless aud un ti l this court acts t o preserve the status quo, Plaintiff will be subjected to numerous multiple .pro secut ion s. 9. Pl a intiff'~ likelihood of success in the pending civil actiou is t great because of t he obvious infirmities of the challenged law. 10 . Until and unless restrained by th is Court, Plaintiff is in danger of suffer ing substantial losses unt il such time as the Court might hear the pe nding civtl action on its mer its. WHEREFORE ,Plaintiff pray s that this Courtenter an order restraining and enjoi ni ng the Defendants, and each of them, their agents, servants, employees and ull persons actiny by, t hrough or unde r their cont rol, from in any way enforcing against this Plaintiff Engle wood City Ordinance designated as No. 21, Series of 1981, which is referred to as Council Bill No. 20. • I • • • • • • • V E R I F I C A T I 0 N STATE OF COLORADO ss. Ci ty an d County of Denver I, RUBE AUS TIN, be in g of lawfu l age, and after having been first duly swor n upon oatn, depose and state: That I am an Officer and Director of Plaintiff Corporation; that I ha ve read the withi n Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injun ction; and the facts contained therein are true and correct to the best of my nowledge , information and belief . DATED: s--I 1--g' I Jj_ The above and foregoing was subscribed and sv1orn to before me this day of May, 1981 . I • ,\ l I., ,I . ' My corrrnission expires : // ~;J.O-2/ .'· ' . 'NOtarYPubl ic • I . • .. ( c • • • - C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N DATE AGENDA ITEH SUBJECT April 30, 1981 ~A Lease with Media Enterprises, KQXI INITIATED BY Kells Waggoner, Director of Public works ACTION PROPOSED Authorization to execute lease agreement with Media Enterprises, KQXI for twelve years. Background Information: The City of Englewood has a lease agreement with Media Enterprises, KQXI, which expires December 31, 1983. They are anxious to renew the lease to and including 1995. KQXI is a radio station and the broad- casting facilities are located on Platte River Drive just east of the City of Englewood animal control facility. Their present lease calls for payments of $350.00 per month beginning January 1, 1982 until the expiration of the lease. A new lease is being proposed which is essentially the same as the existing lease except for the rental fee and the term of the lease. Since this property would not be involved in any plant expansion at least until 1995,the lease term would be for 12 years beginning on January 1, 1984 and ending on December 31, 1995. The rental fee over the twelve year period would be $115,200, payable at the rate of $550 per month for years 1984 and 1985; $650 per month for 1986 and 1987, $750 per month for 1988 and 1989, $850 per month for 1990 and 1991; $950 per month for 1992 and 1993; $1,050 per month for 1994 and 1995. The lease does have a termination clause of 18 months for the City and 12 months for the lessee. Recommendation: That the Mayor be authorized to execute the lease on behalf of the City. • () I • • ( • • ( • • • - LEASE AGREEMENT THIS INDENTURE, made aa of the _______ day of ________________ _ 1981, by and between the C I TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, a Municipa l corporation, hereinafter called "Leaaor", and MEDIA ENTERPRISES, IN C ., a Co lorado corporation, hereinafter c alled "Lessee." WITHES SETH That Leaaor,for and in conaideration of the rent hereinafter specified to be paid by Leaaee and the covenant& and agre ... nta hereinafter contained,by tha Leaaee to be kept and perfor.ad, haa demised, leaaed and let unto aaid Leaaee those certain preaiaea in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, described on Exhibit A and shown outlined in red on the print marked Exhib it B, both of which exhibit& are attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein for all purpoaes as if fully set forth at length, to have and to hold under said Lessee on the fol lowing term& and conditions: 1. Te rm. The term o f this lease shall be twelve (12)·ycars beginning on the 1st day of January, 1914 and ending on the llat day of December, 1995, e xcept as otherwiae hereinafter provided. 2. Rental. Lessee convenants and agrees to pay to Lessor as r e nt for the said premises a sum of One Hundred Fifteen Thousand •rwo Hundred Dollars ($115 , 200) for full term hereof, which rental shall be paid in i nsta llmen ts as follow&: Five Hundred Fifty Dollars ($550) payable on the lst day of January, 1984 and Five Hundred Fifty Dollars ($550) on the lat day of each month there- after until December 31, 1985; thereafter, the rent shall be Six Hundred Fifty Dollar& ($650) per month payable on the lst day of each month beginning January 1, 1986 and continuing on the first day of each month until December 31, 1987; thereafter, the rent shall be Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750) per month payable on the 1st day of January, 1988 and Seven Hundred Fifty($750) per month thereafter payable on the firat day of each month until December 31, 1989; • 0 I • • ( ( ( n • • • • therea f ter, t h e rental shall be Eight Hun d red Fi fty Do llars ($8 50) per month p aya ble o n t h e f i rst day of the month c a..encing J a nuary l, 1990 and continuing each month thereafter until De cemb e r 31 , 1991; thereafter , t he rental shall be Nin e Hundred Fifty Dollars ($950) per month payable on the first day of the month ca..encing January l, 19'2 and continuing monthly thereafter until Decenber 3 1, 1 9 9 3. thereafter, rental shall be One Thousand Fifty Dollars per month co ... ncing January l, 1994 and payable o n the first day of each month thereafter until conclusion of lease term or until termination aa provided herein. 3. Purposes. Said premises shall be used for radio trans- mitter building and tower antenna and for general radio station operation and for no other purposes whatsoever without the written consent of Le s s or being first h a d and obtained. 4. Building and Improvements. Lessee may, at Lessee's so l e cost a nd expense, make such changes, alterations or improve- ments, including the further construction of buildings as may be necessary to fit said premises for such use, and all buildings, fixtures and improvements, of every kind and nature whatever, installed by Lessee, shall remain the property of Lessee who may remove the same upon the termination of this lease, provided that such removal shall be done in such a manner as not to injure or d am age the demised premises, and provided further, that should Lessee f ail to remove such buildings, fixtures or improve .. nts as above provided, Lessor, at its option, may require Lessee to remove the same. In th~ event that said Lessee shall fail to remove said buildings, fixtures and improvements after receipt of notice from Le ssor , Lessor may remove the same and dispose of the same as it s e es f i t, and Lessee agrees to sell, assign, transfer and set over to Lessor all of Lessee's right, title and interest in and to said buil din gs, fixtures, improvements and any personal property not removed by Lessee f or the sum o f One Dollar ($1.00). Lessee further ag r ees that should Lessor remove said buildings, fixtures and improve- ments as above provided, Lessee will p~y Lessor, upon demand, the cost ·of such removal plus the coat of transportation and disposition t he reof. • 0 I • • ~J n n ( ( • • I ( • • • • 5. Ta x es. Lessee s h all pay any and all taxes levied a n d asses sed upon any perso na l property , buildi ng s , fi x tures , and i mp r o vements belon ging t o Lessee and locate d upon said deaiaed p remi ses and all leasehold and possessory i nter sst, t axes, levi ed or as s ess ed by any p rope r taxing authori ty . 6. Repairs and Maintenance. Lessee represents that Lessee has inspected and ex .. ined the deaiaed premises in occupying said premises at the present t~ and accepts them i n their present c ondition; Lessee agrees that Lessor shall not be required to make a ny improve .. nts or repairs whatsoever in or upon the preaisea hereto demised or any part the reof. Lessee agrees to make any and al l i mprove .. nts and repairs at Lessee's sole coat and expense and a g r ees to keep said pre mises safe and in good order and condition u t a ll t ime s during t h e t e rm h e reof. Upon e xpiration of this l ease, or at any sooner termination thereof, Lessee shall quit and s urre nder possession of said premises quietly and peaceably and in as good order and condition as the .... were at the commence .. nt hereof, reasonable wear and tear and damage by the ele .. nts excepted. Lessee further agrees to leave said premises free from all nuisance and dangerous and defective conditons. 7. Assignment of Lease. The Lessor will only permit ass i gnment of this lease to a successor broadcasting entity that rece i ves a favorable appl i cation from the Federal Communications Comm i ss i on, as evidenced by written communication from assignee to Lessor . Ne ith e r t h e demi sed premises nor any portion thereof shall be sublet, hypothecated or mortgaged by Lessee • In the event that Lessee shall become bankrupt or inso lvent or should a trustee or receiver be appointee to admin iste r Le ssee's bus iness or affairs, neither thi s lease nor any i n terest herein shall become an asset ot such trustee or receiver a nd i n the event of the appointment of any such trustee or receiver, t his lease shall immediately terminate and end. -3- • • I • • ( ( • • • • 8. Liabi lity . Lessee sh•ll save Lessor harmless from any cos ts, loss or damage that may arise out of or in connection with this lease or the use of deaised premises by Lessee or his agents o r employees or any other person using said premises ; and Lessee agrees to deliver to Lessor, upon the execution of this lease, two (2) executed copies of the continuing publ ic liabil ity and property damage insurance policy satisfactory to Lessor, indemnifying and holding Lessor harmless aga i nst any and all claims in the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) for injury to any one person and Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000) per any occurrence and shall keep the s... 1n torce during the term of this lease. 9. Mechanic's Liens. Lessee agrees that at least five (5) <lay s befor e any constructio• · Hock, labor or mater i als are done, used or expended by Lessee or on Lessee's behalf by any person, firm or c orporation or by any contractor that Lessee will post and record , or ca use to b e posted or recorded as provided by law, a Notice of Nonresponsibility on behalf ot Lessor, giving notice that said Lessor is not responsible for any work, labor or materials used or expended or to be used or expended on the demised premises. Further, Lessee agrees that in the event it is deter- mined there is one or more mechanic's liens with a valid foreclosure action for the collection of same, said Lessee shall hold the Lessor harmless and shall forthwith pay such liens. 10. Termination by Lessor or Lessee. Lessor may terminate thi s lease at any time it should be determined by City Council that publ ic necessity and convenience require it to do so, by serv- i n g upon Lessee in the manner hereinafter provided, a written notice of its election so to terminate, which notice shall be served at least eighteen (18) months prior to the date named for such t ermination. Lessee ma y terminate this lease at any time by serving upon Lessor in the manner hereinafter provided a written notice of its election to do so; said notice shall be served upon Lessor at !·east twelve (12) months prior to the date named for termination. -4- • I • • ( • 0 ( • • • - 8. Liability . Lesse shall save Lessor harmless from any cos ts, loss or damage that may arise out of or in connection with this lease or the use of deaised preaises by Lessee or his agents o r employees or any other person using said premises; and Lessee agrees to deliver to Lessor, upon the execution of this lease, two (2) e xecuted copies of the continuing public liabil ity end property damage insurance policy satisfactory to Lesaor, indemnifying and holding Lessor harmless against any and all claims in the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000 ) for injury to any one person and Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000) par any occurrence and shall keep the s ... in force during the term of this lease. 9. Mechanic's Liens. Lessee agrees that at least five (S) clays before any constructio •· ~<ork , labor or materials are done, use d or expended by Lessee or on Lessee's behalf by any person, fi rm or c orporation or by any contractor that Lessee will post and record , or cause to b e posted or recorded as provided by law, a Notice of Nonresponsibility on behalf of Lessor, giving notice t hat said Lessor is not responsible for any work, labor or aaterials used or expended or to be used or expended on the demised premises. Further, Lessee agrees that in the event it is deter- mined there is one or more mechanic's liens with a valid foreclosure action for the collection of same, said Lessee shall hold the Lessor harmless and shall forthwith pay such liens . 10. Termination by Lessor or Lessee. Lessor may terminate this lease at any time it should be determined by City Council that public necessity and convenience require it to do so, by serv- ing upon Lessee in the manner hereinafter provided, a written notice of its elect ion so to terminate, which notice shall be served at least eighteen (18) months prior to the date named for such termination. Lessee may terminate this lease at any time by serving upon Lessor in the manner hereinafter provided a written notice of its election to do so ; said notice shall be served upon Lessor at 1·east twelve (12) months prior to the date named for termination. -4- • I • • ( - • • • .. 11. Default. In the event that Lessee ahall be in default of any payment of any rent or in perforaance of any of the terma or condi tions herein agreed to be kept and performed by Leaaee, Leaaor may terminate and end thia leaae forthwith,and Lessor .. y enter upon said pra.daea and re~ve all peraona and property therefrom. And Lessee shall not be e ntitled to any .aney paid hereunder or any part thereof. In the event Leaaor ahall bring a legal action to enforce any of the terma hereof, or to obtain poaaeaaion of said premiaea by reaeon of any default of Leaaee, or otherwiae, Leaaee agreea to pay Leeaor all coata of auch legal action plua reaaon- able attorney'• fee• therefor. 12. Holding Over. In the event that Leaaee shall hold over and remain in poaaeaaicn of the demiaed pr .. ises under the provisions of paragraph• 1 or 10 hereof, such holding over ahall be deemed to be from month-to-month only and upon an accelerated rental in the -.aunt agreed upon by both partie& prior to July 1, 1994. All the other terms, covenants and conditions as contained herein are to remain the same. 13. Notices. Any notices which are required hereunder, or which either Leasee or Leaaor may deaire to aerve upon the other, ahall be in writing and ahall be deemed aerved when delivered personally or when deposited in the United States mail, certified~ return receipt requested, postage prepaid, addressed to Leasee at P.O. Box 506, Arvada, CO 80001, or addressed to Lesaor at 3400 South Elati Street , Englewood, CO 80110, Attention Director of Finance, ex offic io City Clerk-Treasurer. 14. Waiver. Waiver by Leaaor or any default in performance by Lessee of any of the terms, convenants or condition& contained herein shall not be deemed a continuing waiver of the aame or any subsequent default herein. 15. Compliance with Lawa. Leasee agreea to comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations which may pertain or apply to the demiaed premise& and the use thereof. -5- I • • '•. n • • • • • 16. Lessor May Enter. Lessee agrees tha t Lessor, its agents or e.ployees, may enter upon said premises at any tL.e dur Ln g the te~or any extension hereof, for the purpose of inspection, digging test holes, -.king surveys, taking .. asure- menta and doing s~lar work necessary for the preparation of plans for construction of buildings or t.prove .. nta on said premises with tha understanding that said work will be perfor.ad in such a m."lnner as to cauae a ainiaua of interference with the use of property by Lessee. 17. Successors in Interest. All the ter.a, covenants and conditions contained herein shall continue and bind all successors in interest of Lessee herein. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Attest: Gary R. R1gbee, D1rector of Finance e x officio City Clerk-Treasurer Attest: Secretary CI'l'Y OF ENGLEWOoD, COLORADO a Municipal Corporation, Lessor By ____ ~~~,-,~~-w~~-------Eugene L. Ot1s, Mayor MEDIA ENTERPRISES, INC., a Colorado Corporation, Lessee By """"La""="r"'r==y:-:-"'G;::r::e::e=-=n::-, ""'v=1-::c::e:-;P.:r=-e=a7i-:.ar:e::n::t::--- ·---~y--------~--- I • • - • • • • EXHIBIT "A" Legal Description A tr.ct of 1~ in tbe aortbeut ooe-qu.art.er of S.c. :n, Twp. 4S., 1&•. 68 w. of the 6th P.M., all within the City of Englewood, County of .ar.,.,_, State of Colorado, c:~ociaa at the aorthaut coroer of S.c. 33, 'l'vp. 4S., I&•· 68 V. of tba 6th P.M.; thaace -•t alon& tba aora:b liDe of said S.c. 33, 243 feat; thaoce s. 11.30' V. 30.60 feat to tba trua point of ba&innin&; thaaca contlnuiQI S. 11•30' V. 1 343.92 f .. ti tbaaca aut aDd parallel to tha north liae of S.c. ~3. 23,16 faati thaaca S, 12•.51' V. 69.74 feat; c:h8aca -•t and parallel to -tba north line of aaid Sac:. 33, 422.97 faat; thaaca north 40S .00 feat; thence aut and paral- lel with the north line of Sec:. 33, 483.90 faat to the true point of ba&inniog. Said tract c:oo- taina 4.1S acres, .ora or leas. And in addition, the uae of the 30 feet south of, and adjacent to, the north liae of Sec:. 33 froaa South Platte River Drive to a point 249 feet west: of the east line of said Sec:. 33 for iagresli and egress to the lease a ice. .-___, ____ _ j I • • • • • VICINITY MAP RADIO TOWER LEASE ..-- ~ State ~ t"=30o' ~ • • I I .,_;I ~I ~~ Zl r.>· ' I .. I I I:·., 1 -0:: ~~ . "' t ..,.i:; i?· .... : Q: . I ·~ -'1 I ,. .. -'· ,,! "Q I I;, I I .~~,.! jf.n If I I I H.ID 10/12173 ,I I • • c • • • RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1981 ~\ • • - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE WITH MEDIA ENTERPRISES, INC. WHEREAS, Media Enterprises, Inc. currently leases property from the City of Englewood for operation of its broadcasting facilities; and WHEREAS, it is not necessary that this property be utilized for present municipal operation; and WHEREAS,· it is desirable for the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Englewood that the current lease with Media Enterprises, Inc. be extended to December 31, 1995 unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the terms of the agreement. NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ·CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. That the City Council hereby approves a lease agree- men~ consisting of six typewritten pages plus two exhibit pages, leasing grounds therein described to Media Enterprises, Inc. pursuant to the terms of said agreement. Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood hereby author1zes the Mayor of the City of Englewood and the Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, to affix his signature thereto and execute said agreement. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this jjf.A day of Th¥ 1 1981. Eugene L. Ot1s, Mayor Attest: ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No.~, Series of 1981. Gary R. H1gbee • I • • ( . I • • • • - LUSE AGIIEEMEIIT THts INDENTURE, aade ae of the ____ day of ________ _ 1981, by and between thti CITY OV ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a Municipal corporation, hereinafter called "Leeeor•, end MIDXA INTBRPRISES, INC ., a Colorado corporation, hereinafter called "Leeeee.• lfl'l'IIESSETII That Leaaor, for and in coneideration of the rent hereinafter apecified to be paid by Lessee and the cov.nante and agree .. nte hereinafter contained,by the Leeeee to be kept and perfor.ed, haa de•ised, leaeed and let unto aaid Laaaae tha.e certain pr .. ieaa in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, deacrlbed on Exhibit A and shown outlined in red on the print marked Exhibit B, both of which exhibit• are attached hereto and by thie reference incorporated herein for all purpoeee ae if fully eet forth at length, to have and to hold under said Leeeee on the following terma and c onditions: 1. Term. The term o f this lease 11hall be twelve (12)-yeare beginning on the 1st day of Jan uary, 1984 and ending on the 3let day of December, 1995, e xcept ae otherwise hereinafter provided. 2. ~-Lessee con ve nante and agrees to pay to Leaaor as rent for the said pre'mise s a sum of One Hundred Fifteen Thousand Two Hundred Dolla rs ($11 5 ,2 00) for full term hereof, which rental shall be paid in inatallmcn~s as follows: Five Hundred Fifty Dollars ($550) payable on the let day o f Janu ary, 1984 and Five Hundred Fifty Dollars ($55 0) on the lst day of each aonth there- after until De cember 31, 1985; ~here after, the re nt a~all be Six Hundred Fifty Do lla r s ($6 5 0 ) pe r month pa yable on the 1st day o f e a ch mo nth h e<J >nnin g January 1. 1986 and c o ntin J i ng n t ho fir st day of each month until IJe t;embtH-31 , 1987; Lhe roa ft .·r , t ho r tlf\t sha ll b6 Seven Hundred Fifty r~lldra ($75 0 ) ~u L month payable o n the let day o f January, l 9 B8 and Se ve n Hundred P'ltty($750) per mon th the r e a f ter payable on the firet day of each mn n ~h un t il December 31 , l989r • I • • • • • • h e reafter, ~he r n ~,, J sha 11 be Eight Hundred l'ifty Dollars ($8 5 0) p r mon~h pay &b le on the firs t day o f the month c ommP n c lnq January 1, 19 90 and contJ nu 1 ng eac h month thereafter until De cemher JJ, 1991; thereaf t er. t h e ,. ·n~al shall be Ni ne Hundre d l'i fty Dollars ($9 ~0 ) pe r month payable on the ftrst day o f the .onth commencing January 1, 199 2 and c <>ntinu 1ng mon thly t hereafter until December 11 , 1 993 . th~reafter, r enta l shall be One Thousand Ftfty no llars p er month commencing January 1, 199 4 an d payabl e on th~ ftrst day of each nonth thereafte r unti 1 con c lusion of l ea s e term or u ntil l e rmJna ion as provided h e r e in. J . Purpose s. Sa i d premises shall be used for radio tran•- mi~ e r bu1lding and towe r ~ntcnna and for general radio station ope r a t ion and for n o ot.he r purpose s whatsoeve r without the written c onsent o f Lessor belnq f irs t had and obtained. 4. Building ~nd !m rove ments. Lessee may, at Lessee's sole cost and expense, make suc h c hanges, alterations or improve- ments, including the further construction o f buildings as may be necessary to fit said premises for such use, and all buildings, fixtures and impro v e me n t s, of every k .i nd and nature whatever, installed by Lessee , sha ll r e main thu property of Lessee who may remove the same upon the t e rmination of this lease, provided that such removal shall l>e done i n such a manner as not to injure or damage the dcmi sen p r emjses . c.t n d provided further, that should Lessee fail to r e move s u c h builrlings , fi xture s or improvements as above provided , Lessor, a t its op tion, may r eq uire Lessee to remove the same. In t h e eve n t t hat said Les s ee s hall fail to remove said buildings, fixtur es a nd i mp rovf'I'Tit:nt s after r eceipt of notice from less o r, Lessor may r emove the s"""" and dispose of the same as it s ee s fit . and Les s ee aqrePs t o st?l l , assig n , t ransf e r and set over t 0 L~s sor ol l •)f L esSC t!'S IJoJht , llt l e a nd inte r est 1n a.nd to s aid bul l rllnC]!;., f1 x tures , l ~~n ... vt-·ulLnts an.J a ny persona l prope rty n o t r emovf)d by Le s~;ce for •.h S 11m of One Do l lar ($1.00). Lessee further agree s tha t sho ul d L£:s.3o r remov sa1d b uildings, fixtures and improve- men s r'!S above prov idt•rl, l ·I.!S S eP wi 1 1 pa y Lessor. upon demand, the co st u f s ut:h r t:mov"l p l us t h e co~t nf t rans p o rtation and disposition t.h r e o . -2- • • I • • • • • • 5. ~-Lessee shall pay ~ny and all taxes levied and a sses sed upo n any per:sonal property, buildings, fixtures, and imp r o vement s ~lonqt ng to Le ssee and located upon ea i d demised p renn ses and all 1 ea sehold and possessory intereat, taxes, levied o r as se s sed by any proper ta x i n g authority. 6 . Re airs and Maint~n anct1. Lessee repre:ients that Lessee has jnspec tcd and e x a mined the demJsed prerdses i n occ upying said premises at t he pre sent tim<.: and accep ts them in their preaent condit ion; L Qssce a(_J r ees lh ... tt L esso r s hall not be r e quired to make any improvements or r e pairs whatsoever in or upon the premises hereto demised or an y pact the r eo f. Lessee agrees to make any and a ll impro ve ments and repairs at t~essee's sole cost and expense and agree s ~o k e ep said p re mis ~s safe and in good order and condition at all times durin g th e t erm he r e of. Upon expiration of this lease , or at any soon e r terminatj o n t here of, Lessee shall quit and surrender possession o f said premise s qujetly and peaceably and in as good order and condition as t h e same were at the commencement he reof, reasonabl e we ar a nd t e ar and damage by the elements excepted. Lessee further ag r ees to leave said premises free from all nuisance a nd dangero u s a n d defec t~ve coudito ns. 7. ~~~nment o f Lease. The Lesso r will only permit assig nm e nt of t his l ease t o ,, s u c cessor broa d c asting entity that r eceiv es a favo rable application from the Federal Communications Commis s ion, a s ev 1denced by written communi cation from assignee to Le~sor. Ne i the r t h e d(~m is~d p r emises nor any p o rtio n thert!of shall be s ublet , hyp Jt hc catnrl o r mo r tqaged hy Le ssee . I n t h ·· t•V• nt tl t.tl L'-·S Sf!C sh.:~ll berome bankrupt: or ~n ::.~o lvc nt cz· shvuJd .-l.r u a t•·t• f)f 1~e ce i vC>r b ~ appointed to Admt n is ter Le ssee 's bu !-.iness or .tf fr~ir s, n.•.i the r this lease nor any int.erest here 1 n ::.h dll. beco me a n dssc t o f h uc h trust ee or receiver and in t he e ve nt o f t h e a p p o i nt n ~nt o f any suc h trustee or receiver, Lh ts 1 ea s e sha l l ilTI.rllf'diau-~1).1 t.ermi_n a t e an d ~nd. -3 - • I • • • • • • ij _ L..!~!_!Hy. L<>ss c •h al l save Lessor harmless from any os a , loss or rla~1qe Lha ~y ar~se o ut of or in connection with th t s lease or the U b C o t dem t sed premises b y Lessee or his agents or employees or any other p~rson using said premises; and Lessee agrees o d liver o Lessor, upon t h e exec ution of this lease, two (2) e x e c uted copaes of Lh cont ~nuing publ i c liability and property damage ins uran ce pol1 ~y saL Ls f actory to Lessor, i ndemnifying and h o ld ing Lessor harmle &s against any and all claims in the amoLtnt ot One Hundred Th o t~stmd Doll.ns ($100,000) for i n j ury to any one person and Three Hundred 1'housan d Doll a rs ($300,000) per any occurrence and shall keep the same in for ce during the term of this l ea se. 9. Me c hant c 's Liens . Lessee agrees that at least five (5) days before any const ruc tion wo rk, labor or mate rials are done, used o r e xpe nded by !.es s ee or o n Lessee's behalf by any person, firm or c orporation o r by any c ontrac tor that Lessee will post and record, or cause to be posted o r re corded as provided by law, a No ti ce of Nonrespon sibi lt ty o n behalf o r Les sor, gi ving notice that sa i d Lessor is uot r.,bponsi bl e for any work, J a bor or materials used o r e xpended or o be use d or e xpended on the d e mised premises. Further , Less ee agrees t hat in t he even t it is deter- min e d there is one or more me c hani c 's liens with a valid foreclosure act 10n for t.hE c ull ,,tl<Jn o f same , sai d Le s see shall hold the Lessor hannless and sha l l fort hw jth pay suc h lJens . 10. !_<o._rmi~'.J> Lc~E.E.~.!-.':'_f!.S~~-Lessor may terminate t hi s leas e at a ny time it s hou ld b e dete rmined by City CoLtncil t h at pu bli c ne ~e ssity and c onvenience req uire it to do so, by serv- i n g upon Le ss>e in the manuer h ere inafte r provided, a written no tice of ~ls e l .,c t ion h t o L"rmin ate, wh i ch n otice sha ll be served at led s t l l)h t t·t...~n (l ~) mon •ll'. p r 1or to tht." dit t e ndm~d for suc h t crm i n at t o n . Lcsc;ec m'ly h~rmin d t ~ tJ1is l e a s e a t a n y time by s e rving upon L es s o r i 11 the 11.11111 ~r lu .. .:r v ln c.t f t t•r prov .irl ~d a wrjtten notice of i.ts e lec ti o n o du .so ; Hc:~J rl n u li (•c ::i hall be !iE>rved upon Lessor a t lea s t wed vc ( 12 ) mcmth s p r to r to the date named f o r termination. -4- I • • • • • - 11. Do f a~. l n t ht• <!Vf'nL thdt Le s see aha ll be in default (.;t any paymen t of any rent 0 1 J n pe r t o raan ce of any of the tenaa or condtl l on he r ei n agree o be kept and pe rfo.-.ed by Leaaee, Leasor .ay ermtnate an d end ~h is t ase f ort hw ith, and Lessor aay enter upon said p r e a i s es an d r e 1n0ve a ll persona and property therefro•. An d Lessee s hall n o ~ be cnt1tl d ~o a ny 100ney paid hereunder or an y p art t hon e o f. In t h e even t l..e aao r shall brinq a leqal a c tion to enfo r c e any o f t ae terms h e r e of, o r to obtain posaeaaion of aaid pre m1 s es by r ea s o n of any d e f aul~ o f Le ssee, or otherwise, Lesaee a g ree s to pay Lesso r all cost s of suc h leqal action plus reason- abl e attorney's f ees Lhere fo r. 12 . Holding Over . In the event that Lessee shall hold ove r and remain in p osses sion of the demised premises under the p r ov isions of pa r a g r aphs l o r 10 h e reof, such holdinq over shall b e eeme d t o be fr o m mo n t h-to-month only and upon an accelerated ren t al in the amount agreed upo n by both parties prior to July l, 19 9 4. All the other terms, c ove n a nts and conditions as contained h e r e in are to r e ma in the same . 13. Noti ces. Any n o t ice s whi c h are requ i red hereunder, or which e ither Le s see or Lesso r ma y d e sire to s e rve upon the o the r, sha ll b e in w r i ting a n ri s h a ll Le d emed se rved when delivered perso nally or when dcpos i rt.~d in U l,• Unite d S t:a t es Ma il, certified, r e t.. urn re cei pt reque sted, po st.dtJ~ p c npd i d , a dd resse d t o Lessee at P .o . Box 50 6 , Arvada, CO 8000 1, u r a ddressed t o Lessor at 3400 South Ela t i S t r eet, En g 1ewo d , CO 8 0 110, Attention Di r ector o f F i n a n ce , e x of f i c io City C l e rk -Treasurer . 14 . wa h~~-r . waive r by Les so r o r a ny default in performance Ly Lessee o f an y o f t h e ·~rm s, c onvena nts o r c onditions contained h ere 1n s hall "'"''-L~ d e erne d c~ont 1nuinq wa1 ve r o f t he same or any l.t.!'-'~ec aq r ees t o compl y with cal l laws , ot dll lon c c ., ru}C'S -.~nd n.!<JUl a t .i o ns wht c h may p erta in rJ r a pply t o tht:! dcmt sed p t c m i s 5 ctnd t h e u se t h e r eo f. -5- I ~ l , ~ .. . ~ ~ ' ' I I . • • , ·. • • • • ,. • .c s~~P grees tha~ Lessor, ita gen ts o r em l <'y • ~. ma j· ·nt. 1 upun sa 1d premises at any t i aae duting l hc e r~o r d OY eAten&Jon he r ~of, for the purpose o f tn 5pe ct to n, dtqcanq t.Pst hol<'G m•1dnq s u rveys , ta k.i n q ~~~easure - munts and d o inq ~nm ddl"' wn1 k l h'•~t•ss ttl\' fo • the prcpara t.1on of pluns f r canst ruc tJOz , r~t b 'u l dJ n q!::j or improveme n t.s o n aaid prem i s es w i t.h t h e under~la n d1ny thdt. sa 1d w od~ wiJ l b e performed i n s u ch a man n e r as to c d usc " uunin1um of inter f e r ence wit h t he u se of ptoperty b y Lc ~see. con dit i ons c on tained h e r ei n s h d ll c ont i nue and bind a ll s u cce ssors in in t e r est of L essee ht.'l._.,n . IN WI T NES S WliEREm·. t.he pa r tie s h e r e t o have h e r e un t o a e t t heir h a nd s a nd seals the d~y a nd year f irst above written . i\tte s t: Ga ry R. H1 gbee , i5"'rc:ic t or o fJnance e x o f fjcio C i ty C l e (k -T r eas ur ~t Ill test: sec r c tcii-Y .. -b C I T Y OF ENGLEWOOD , CO LORAD O a Mu n icipal Co r poratio n, Lessor Dy ·--· Eu9ene L . Ot t.s , Ma yor HJ::L't A EN'n;RPRISES , INC., a o l orado Co r po ratio n , Les see • I ! i ~ • ~ ;: t . f,: r ~ I I • • ' 0. • • • • • ,. - EXH IB IT "A" Le gal De scri ption A tract of land in the northeast one-quarter of Sec. 33, TWp. 4S., Rge. 68 W. of the 6th P.M., all within the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, commencing at the northeast corner of Sec. 33, Twp. 4S., Rge. 68 w. of the 6th P.M.; thence west along the north line of said Sec. 33, 243 feet; thence s. 11°30' W. 30.60 feet to the true point of beginning; thence continuing S. 11°30' W., 343.92 feet; thence east and parallel to the north line of Sec. ~3, 23.16 feet; thence S. 12°51' w. 69.74 feet; thence west and parallel to ·the north line of said Sec. 33, 422.97 feet; thence north 405.00 feet; thence east and paral- lel with the north line of Sec. 33, 483.90 feet to the true point uf beginning. Said tract con- tains 4.15 acres, more or less. And in addition, the use of the 30 feet south of, &ld adjacent to, the norch line of Sec. 33 from South l'latte Riv et' Drive to a point.: 249 foot west of the east line of said Sec. 33 for ingress and egress t o L he lease site . • I • • , • • - £JCUIGI1' "6 .. VICINITY MAP RADIO TOWER LEASE I .. I ,; . -.~'<-~ / ~ J .,. _.-···. ~\ ~··; 1)~\'-l ;~~ I : Yl\' fi V E"I I s := I , ..... _ .... ·-~---4",_ .... __.:.: ·.;--· .. ······'~:=;:;::~~:+~!~~~~~"' -· ····-··~---~---;..:-.. -·· ... __ -11':. .,.... ·-.. "''"·"-· •••• -', • ... ..,. ,.....-· .. "'"'\~ ... ~,-.~ ......... / . -···· -. I .~ :'::. f ~,\..t-. "'\~ ... ; , . T "'---'''-~>-"' .. -·· : i T .... .~' ~ ... -u ~ / II u • l..eoae Sole 1-l 1 I ~I I Scale t"=3oo· ... ~ ... ) Z l ()· I'"-' . _,. cc ICC cc' :'o a: !w ~ i · '16. ,(l" I ·'-' :::: ~ ,· .., i :t) I '~-I Cll I~~ I /'-(.I ; ,CI) I ,' ~ j0 i +I I i I I HJD J 10/12/73 1. I • • • • • C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N DATE AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT May 14, 1981 ~B NAVAJO STREET INITIATED BY Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Wprka ACTION PROPOSED That the City purchase the 15 fppt strip for Navajo Street. Background: Navajo Street extension is shown on our Master Street Plan. Our standard industrial street requires a R.O.W. 60 feet in width. Potential developers of the Rex Garrett property between Stanford and Tufts have requested that the City pay for a portion of the right-of-way for Navajo Street for the following reasons: The street in its present alignment would leave a narrow strip of land to the west. The street on a westerly alignment would benefit other property besides the developers. Economically the developer feels he can dedicate only 45 feet of R.o.w. Attached is the request from the developers requesting $2.50 per square foot for the 15 x 630 foot strip and a letter from Property Brokers, Inc. justifying the $2.50 per square foot. Re commendation: It is recommended that the City purchase the 15 foot strip for Navajo upon dedication of the additional 45 feet by the developer. Since 30 feet of the 630 feet will be dedicated for Stanford Avenue the total area purchased would be approximately 15 feet x 600 feet or 9,000 sq. ft. at $2.50 equals $22,500. Money is available for the purchase of the property. • t i ~ ~ ' . ~ r > I I I • • • ( • • • TRI-COnSULTAnTS, InC. Mr. Andy McCown, City 111..,.... City of &~~•wood 3400 SouthiDatl Stnet Erclewood, co 10110 April •• 1181 oiNt "134 --.. ·---. _, : .. ( l -: './ r -l •• t._ · . ./ ·-• . 1-·-· . ,'1( r . --. v l:..t • Gil( ;!~,;;~!\\IL l \·::. '.Jf·;:,\.1 _ UluiC\'.uG il IlEa Propa.d Nawajo Stnet bMtrial Park SUbcHYIIIon Dear Mr. MeCownz I am writ ... tllll •tter to formaDJ ~ the City to puUolpete In the aequlaitlon or Jud for rtpt~f-waJ for loutll Naftjo Street. I am ~ to r,>lat and deYeklp a ftye acre I-llite located between Wa.t Tuftl AY .... and West Stanford AY ..... which U.. w•t of Uta City Ditch. 'lba Ujact alte Ia known as and numbaNd 1451 W..t Tun. A•enua. Illy contract to purchue Uta lite from the pNaant owner, Mr. Ru T. Garrett, Ia prectleatad on the raeordtftl of an aeeeptabJe MlbdiYIIion plat. To thill and, I hawe retained Tri-con.ultanta, lne. as my enctne-w to prepare the nee•••ry doeumenta required in the IUbdlYlalon process. Durinc the couree of various conv .. tiona and meetinp with members of the City's Staff, the dedication and imprcwement of South Navajo Street thrcJuch the site or alone its westerly boundary has been and remains a priority item in the development of thla 1ite. South Naftjo Street, in this area, Ia indicated on the City's "Master Street Plan" as bainc of primuy Importance. 'l1le rllht~f wuy width required for South Navajo Street is 60 feet. Due to eeonomic considerations in the development of this site, if the entire right-of-way must come from thla site with no partictp.tion by the City, I will be forced to abandon this location. In efforts to cooperate with the City to the extent it remains economically possible and in as much as the dedicatinc and improvtnc of South Navajo Street would benefit not only my proposed lite but the property to the west and this area of the City on the whole, the maximum width I feel I can contribute is 45 feet. Realizing that this sub-standard width will not be acceptable and pursuant to ''Staff" recommendations, my representatives have contacted the owners of the property to the west of my proposed site in an effort to pin their cooperation. Both parties to the west are unwilling to freely dedicate the additional 15 feet of right-of-way required. However, both are receptive to a possible land swap with portions or my proposed site and purchase of the 15 foot strip by the City at a fair market price. The results of this proposed trade and purchase would be threefold: CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS 7500 West Mississi1111i, Suite JD 0 De~m~r, Coloredo 10225 0 (303) 122·115& • i \ I ;o i d ~ ' ~ ,. I • • • • • ,. • Mr. Andy McCown, City llanlcer City of -lewood April 1, 1111 .IN: 01134 Pace I 1. 11M dedleatkln of a full II fMt rllflt-of-way for the biiMJ dellred Iouth Maftjo Street. I. True allpment wltb the alltlftl rllflt-of-way 1Ji111 ..tit of W-.t Stanford Annue. I. 11M ...... t ec.t per ... to tile tbrM partlea inYolnd. My Nal .tate .._ltanta, Prcll*'tJ ._..., Jne., atlmate tile fair market v&M of the 15 x ISO foot ltrlp at IIIIPI'OZimate)J $1.50 per ~qUare foot. Thla ..Umate Ia bued an ..__t ..... of llmllar ~In the.,.., Since time Ia of the --., I would be mo.t appreclatln of Jour eonalderatlon of tbla matter. llhould you have &llJ queRlona, p..._ pe me a call at 115-1111. WWA/cle ce: Property Brokera, Inc., Mr. Don Herm .... n, Mr. Kella W-aoner, City of Enclewood Ms. Dorothy Romans, City of Englewood This letter prepared by Tri-consultants, Inc., William W. Avery, Project Engineer. • I ;o 5 ~ I) • ,. i ~ t r ~ t t. ,. r ' ' ~ I ' I • • ~ID ( • PROPERTY BROKERS, INC. Suite 100 :1755 south Loc:ual Street Denver, COlorado 80:1:13 (303)758·1070 April 30 , 1981 Mr. Kells Waggoner Director of Pu~lic Works City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mr. Waggoner: • • - The following is in response to your inquiry regarding value of the Garrett property and surrounding parcels. Garrett Parcel: Size: 5.6 Acres (mor or less) Location: 1451 West Tufts Avenue, lying between Stanford and VAlue: Tufts Avenue and West of the City Ditch. ~ •• ,.._,l I, This parcel is under contract to be purchased at ·~ $2.50 per square foot. The price is based on gross · . footage and un-improved ground. The removal of rights- of-way for streets, and the platting process will add costs to the contract price. It is estimated that upon completion of subdivision and the dedication of streets that the approximate one acre sites will have a raw cost content of from $3.05 to $3.10 per square foot. Heabler Parcel : Size : Location: VaJ,ue: 1 Acre (more or less) 1485 West Tufts, adjacent and West of the Garrett. property with frontage on Tufts Avenue. The purchase of this tract was closed earlier in this month at $3.03 per square foot. B & K Enterprises Parcel: S1ze: Location: l Acre (more or less) 1480 West Stanford, adjacent and West of tbe Garrett property with frontage on Stanford Avenue. • A :.I -.. .. ;. ·§·'·.o -' ..:.~ "'t-':; .. ' -;1. " ; ·: . ·.~.' I • • • ( • Mr. Kells Waggoner Page Two April 30, 1981 . . • • • Value: Tbe purchase of this tract was closed in December, 1979, at $2.60 per square foot. It is currently in the market for sale at a price of $3.30 per square foot. Althouch there have been other land sales of similarly zoned ground within the City of Englewood, I have limited value discussion to the i ... diate vicinity of the Garrett property. In my opinion, the sales activity within the prior 18 months adequately describes .arket value of raw ground at this particular location. My professional opinion suggests a current market value in a raace froa $3.25 to $3.50 per square foot. -.. ~ .~ - I trust this lives you tbe infor.ation you need to establish value of tbe proposed Navajo Street right-of-way. Please let me know if I can be of further aaaistance. Sincerely, ~7o~B""e"":_-·-n-S_e_n ____ _ DLB/cc cc: James L. Popish • '·~ ·• I • •