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CITY COUNCIL MEETING -October 17, 197].
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ClTY OF ENGLE',./OOD , COLORA DO
October 1 7 , J 9 '77
REG ULAR Mr;F.:J.'I G:
The City oun H o f the CiLy o f E118lewoo d , ArRpahoe ounty , Col ocado
met in r ee;ular sess i o n o n October 17 , 19 77 a t 7 :30 P .M.
Ma y or Taylo r , pres iding , ca lle d the me t ing to o rd e r.
The invocation was giv en b y Co unci]ma n Brow n . The Pledge o f
Alleg i a nce wa s l e d by May o r Taylor.
lay o r Ta y lor as ked f o r roll call. Upo n the call o f th e roJl , the
f o]lowi ng were present :
Cou ncil Me mbers So v e rn , Sm ith , Man n, Brown , Clayto n , Taylor .
Absent : Co unci l Memb e r Wil liams ,
The Mayo r declare d a quo rum present .
Also presen t were : City Manage r Mcc own
Assistant City Ma nage r Curnes
City Attorney Berard ini
Administrati v e Ass istan t Brown
Dep uty City Clerk Watkins
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO ACCEPT 'l1iE MIN UTES OF THE REGULA R CI'r Y
COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 3 , 1977 . Councilman Man n seconde d the moti o n .
Upon a cal l of the roll , the vot e r es ulte d a s follows:
Ayes :
Nays :
A sent :
Council Members o vern , Smith, Ma nn , Brown , Clayto n, Taylor .
No ne ,
Council Member Williams .
The rt.ay or declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILl,WI CLAYTON MOVED TO APPRO VE A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING
OCTOBER ?2 , 1977 , AS UNITED !IATIONS DAY AS THE PROCLAMA TION IS WR IT'rEN
AIJD FOR PRJ:. 'LilTATIO N TO MR . .\ARTEH LATHROP . Co uncil ma n Sovern secon de d
the mot ion . Upon a call of the r oll , the vote r esuJ ted as follows :
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Cc,u nc il Mrm b e rs , OV<'rn , mith , tfann , Bccnin , l;l,iyt,on , T"ylor .
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ou ncil Member WjJli am s .
The .ay o r d e cl b.r e d the moti o n carrie d .
May o r Taylor pres enLe d t he Proclamatio n to Mr . kn·t e n E . La thro p ,
3259 S . CJ.a rk son SLre et , which designates October ?2 , 19 -11 at Uni.te d Na ti o ns
Day and appo ints Mr . l;ithrop as t he Englewo o d Chairman for Unite d Na t i on s
Day.
Mr . V.arten thro p thanked the Cou ncil f or t he honor and privilege
this Pc-o c J.nma tio n d ecla c-es n nd s t a t e d that the gc-o up h e c-epc-ese nts apprec j a l e s
the Coun ci l 's r ecogn ition.
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Pre-s cheduled visitor Larry Nowack i, busine ss addres s 701 W. Ham pden
Ave ., appeared bef ore the Co uncil o n b ehalf of CON E S US . Mr , Nowacki p r esented
a letter fro m th e Fl ood Control Comm ittee con cerning Little Dry Creek Flood
Co ntrol , and the School Board 's unfavorable re s p ons e to Al t er nate #2 . Mr .
Nowacki stated t he Committee f ee l s that t he us e o f a detention p o nd woul d
reduce the cos ts of f]ood c o n t rol o n Little Dry Creek and requeste d t he
Counci l to cons ider hiring Whee]e r & Lewis or s ome independent c o nsultant
c1.cce ptable to the School Board to ma ke a n i mpact s tudy o f the detention pon d
a nd its e ffect o n the sch ool district's property ,
Councilman Smith p o inte d out that t he School Board has submitted a
p os itio n paper on Alt e r nate #2 stating that they accept t he drainage pon d,
Ma yor Tay lor stat e d that a c o nc e nt rated comprehensive study o n
Little Dry Creek will be cond ucted November 14, 1977 ; and hopefully the City
Co uncil will b e able to determine which alternate o r c o mb inatio n o f alternate s
are acceptab le , Mayo r Taylor also stated that the ouncil a nd School Bo a rd
will mee t in the near fu ture if necessary to determine whether a f rther
i .pact study n e eds to be made a nd which firm will be c o ntacted to make his
s udy .
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CO UN I LMAN MANN MOVED ·ro TAKE OUT OF ORDER THE VISITOR SECTION
AT THE , D OF THE AG NOA AND MOVE THE VISIT OR SEC 'I'IO UP AS THE NEJIT ITEM
OF' BUSINE S , Coun ilman CJayto n seco nded the moti o n . Up o n a call of the
r o]], he v o te r e sulted as fo]l ows :
Ayes :
Na ys :
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Co uncil t.'C"mbers So v e rn , Smith , Mann , Brown, Clayton , Taylor .
Ho ne ,
Council Member WiJ liams .
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'rhe l•'.ayor dedarecl th e moL i o n carried .
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!,'.a y o r Tayl or asked if there were any vi sitors wi.;hing to ::;pe'l k to
the Council .
Sheila Ro binson , 3931 S . Pearl , appeared before the Cou ncil o n
behalf of the neighbo ,·hoo d b ehind the Englewood !Heh School . Is . Robinson
s tated that the students fro m F.ng l e wood High School are caus ing prob lems
i n this neighborhood , by l i ttering , l oitering , racing c-a rs up ,i.n d d o wn
the streets creating hazardous traffic conditio ns . Ms . Robinson stated
that s he c ont acte d t h e Englewood Police De partme nt for help but was informed
that the police d epartme nt di d n o t have the manpower t,) patrol Lhe neighb o r-
hoo d and that is "hY s he wa s h e re ton lg ht to plead with the Cit y Cou n c il
for h e lp .
Th e 'mem bers of the Council acknowledged t h is proble m and ass ure d
Ms . Ro bin son that they would l ook into the situation by getti~ a rep o rt f rom
Captain Hall of the Englewood Police De p artme nt and b y contacti n g the School
Board to n otify them of t he s ituation. The m mber s o f th e Counc il felt t hat
alerting the Sch ool Bo ard of the problem would r esult in an e nforcement o f
ce rta in rul e s prohibiting student s from l eaving the school grounds during
schoo l hours .
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Carl Ol son , 29 58 S . Lincoln Stre et , a ppeared b e f o re the Co unci l
a nd expressed c o n cern over the wideni n g o f Dartmouth Street and the h arardo us
traffic conditio ns t h a t will be c r eat e d . Mr . Olson inquired if the wide ning
could b e stopped and another street wi dene d instead .
Councilman Smith e xplaine d to Mr . Ol son t hat the plans f o r wi dening
Dartmouth have been discussed for the past t e n y ear s a nd t h at the s tre et has
b een designated as an arterial. Councilman Smith f urther explaine d the Co uncil
approved the plans after no one obj ecte d duri ng the publi c hearings held on
this subjec • Counc il rn"i n mi th stated that he appreciated Mr . Olson 's concern
but th e re was nothi11 hat could be changed .
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Mrs . Harold Vo it , 3930 S . Pearl , appeared before the Council an d
discu::;sed a ~r oce ry store in her neighborhood that is being used as a
lun c heonette by t eenagers . Mrs . Vo it state d that this lunc h eonette wa s
part o f the problem in the n e ighbo hood Ms . Robins o n referred to ear lier . The
lunch eone tte is locat d at 3924 S . Pearl and the owne rs had a license
to sell rn,pared sandwiches , etc . J.lrs . Vo it asked th e Counc il is it was
possible o b ock the future sale o f the lunc h eon e tte ~o o ther people if
the ne,.. •,:n rs were going to use the buil ding as a l uncheo n e tt e , too; whe n
orit;i a ll· the building had been a g r ocery store •
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Co un c i J.ma n Man n sla t e d tha t the Answe r wou ld depend o n Lhe zoning
i n t at area . ounc j lrn,rn t-:an n s La"l e d that he thought he i,rf"a •,as z n tJC'd Hl
COUIICTT.!IJ\IJ l·\AilN !!iOVED TO Rt UEST THE CITY l'..A !lAGr:R ',O JHOVIDE A Zot r G
fltl'O RT ON THE JIREA IU WHICH TH E LL'. CHEONETTE 1S LO ATED . ounc i rr.w C '1. Lo n
S<'<'ot,de d the moLion . o n a c al l o f the roll , the voLe rcsull,cd ns fol lows :
Ayes : Cou ncil Members Sove r n, Smith , :'1.rm , B,·ow n , ClayLo n , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Ab sent : Co uncil Member Williams .
The Ma y o r declared the motion carried .
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Carlene Austin , 39 05 S . P earl , appeared b e f o re the Council to report
that her property has been burg l arized se v e ral U me s by t h ese st ud e nts wh o
race their cars u p a nd d own the neighborhood b e hind the Englewood High School .
Ms . Aus tin als o reporte d the lunch eone tte s t ays open o nly during the hours
that are conv e ni e nt f o r the s tudents and no t for the r e st of the neighborh ood .
Ma y or Taylor th ank e d t he people who cam e f o rth to report thes e
prob lems in thei r n eighborhood and stated that the Co uncil woul d notify the
necessary authorities to l ook into possible sol ut i o n s i n orde r to curb a ny
further tro uble .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MO VED TO OPEN THE PUBLI C HEARING TO CONSIDER
A SPECIAL EVEN'l'S PERMIT FOR SAINT LOUIS HURCH AND HOME ASS OCIAT ION, 3301
AND 3310 SOU'rH SHERMA N ON NOVENBER 13, 19 77 , Co unc ilma n Ma nn seconde d the
motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote result e d as foll ows :
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent :
Co uncil Members Sovern , Smith , Ma nn , Bro wn , Clayto n , Taylo r .
None .
Council Membe r Wi lliams .
The .;ay o r declared the motion carried .
!t.ayor Taylor asked if there was a ny o ne in the a dience wishing to
speak i n favor o f "lhis request .
I.rs . -'.a r ha Lamb , 3366 S . !lewpo rt , Denver , appeared before he
Council as a representa ive of the association to reques t approval o f the
perMit . ;.:rs . LP-'f.b a .s" red satisfactorily the Council 's q estions relative
t o &.l t erm,t e loca ion , the adequacy of the existing facilities and the
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Councilma n Clayton requested that the as s ocia tion b e mor.c promp t
n ex t yea r in r e questing the public hearing a nd a voiding a ru s h at the l a st
min ute for a pproval .
l·!ayor Taylor ask e d if th e re was anyo n e in the aud i e nce opposed t o
granting the special events p ermit , No o ne replied .
COUNCILMA N SOVERN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLI C HEAR I NG , Cound J man
Brown seconded the mo tio n , Up o n a call of t he roll , t he v o te resulled a s
fo]lows :
Ay e s:
Nays :
Absent:
Co unc il Me mbers Sovern , Smith , Ma nn , Brown, CJ:,,yto n , Taylor ,
None ,
Council Member Wil_liams .
The Mayor declared the motion carr ied .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO GRANT A SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENS E
TO SAINT LOUIS CHURCH AND HOME ASSOCIATION FOR NOVEMBER 13 , 1977 , FRO M 12:00 P .M.
T O 8 :00 P .M. Council.man Mann seconded t he motion , Up o n a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ay es : Coun c il Members So v ern , Smi th , Mann , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Counc i ·l Member Willi ams .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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"ColTUTlu nicalions -No Acti o n Recomm ended " o n the agenda were recei v e d :
(a) Minut e s of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting o f
September 20 , 1977 ,
(b) Findings of fact fr o m the Planning a nd Zoning Cor, ission
meeting o f October 4 , 1977 , con cerning the Li ttleliorn
pro perly l o cated in the vicinity of West Quincy Avenue
an d South Lipan treet ,
( C) Fi nancial Report for the mo nth of September , 1977 .
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City ;.:an11ge r 1-1cCown pre sente d a rec omme n dati o n from the Planning a nd
Zoning Coll'.mission meet ing of October L, 1977 concerning the 1978-1979 State
Highway Work Program .
COU:: IL,-'.A J1 S:HTH J.;O VED '.:'O .IJ'?ROVE THE RECO:.z.;E!IDAT IOH FRO!,, rHE PJ..AJ:r l I!l
A:;') ZOIII !G ce,:.:,1ISSI0l, WITH T,/0 DEL ~ IOll 3EUG I. A . 1. a . (2) TllE co.·srnuc noN
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OF A GRADE SEP/\RA 'rION AT THE lNTr.:RSF.CTIO N Or' WB3T FLOYD AV'r. UE AllD SJUJql fA'.<'l'A
rE DRI VE ; AD II . B . Ii . IE3'r FLOYD AVF UE •ro BE CO STRUC'l'1'D TO T,,O IA':C:S rRO M
!301.J'i'H HURON S'fR~:1','T TO SOUTH ZUNI STREET . Counc il man Clayto n see o nrled th e Mo Li o n .
ouncilMan Sovern s t a t e d tha t he di d not agree with he 111o tinn 1,,,cw i s e
the work pro1,1 t·wn i s a coru preh e n s ive plan a nd if the program i.s to work to the
b e nef it o f Fnglewood all ite ms must be l e ft i n .
Up o n a a ll o f the rol l, the vo te r es ulte d a s f o ll ow s :
Ay e s : Council Members Smith , Ma nn , Brown , Clayto n , Tayl o r .
I!a ys : Cou nc i.l Memb e r Sovern .
Ab sent : Coun c il Mem b e r William s .
The Mayor d ecl a r e d the mo tion carri e d .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO APPROVE '.l'HE ANNUAL REN EW AL OF A 3 ,2 BEE R ,
OF!<' PREMISES LICENSE FOR THE S EVEN ELEVEN STORE , 12'/7 EAST HAMPDEN AVENUE .
Cou nc i lma n Ma nn sec o nded the mo tion , Up o n a call o f the roll , t he vote r e sulte d
as follows :
Ay e s :
Na ys :
Ab sen t:
Coun cil Members So v e rn , Smith , Ma nn , Brown , Clayto n , Ta ylo r .
No ne .
Co uncil Membe r Willi ams .
The May o r d ec lare d the motion c arried .
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ayor Tayl o r d e cla re d a reces s at 8:55 p .m •• City Council reconve ned
a t 9 :10 p .m. Upo n a c all o f the r o ll , the foll owing were present :
ou nc i 1 M<>mbe r s Sovern , Smith , /iann , Brown , Clay ton , Tay lor .
A sent : Cou n c il Mem b e r Williams .
The r:ayor declared a quo r um present .
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:-:a o r 'i'aylor a nn oun ced t h at the League o f Wome n Vot ers wa s s p onsori ng
a "Candi date Gre e ting" for the p u blic t o mee t the c a n di dates in the upcoming
l,lunicipal Election o n Wednesday , Oc t o b e r 19 , 1977 at 7 :30 p .m. in the Police a nd
Fire c,m plex .
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MP.y o r Ta ylo r announced L iat Lh e City Council was spon soring a " 1,n nidate
Greeting " at the Ma y o r 's Coffe e 'T'ltu,-sclay , October 27 , 1977 a t 7 : 30 p . m. in Lhe
Poli ce and Fire Com plex .
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COUNCILMAN SO VER N MOVED TO APPRO VE THE ANNUAL RENEWAL OF A 3 .2
BF.E R , OF F 1-'Rr]•IISF.S LICENSE FOR SAFFMAY STORES , INC ., J 25 F..AS T HAMPDF1'1 AVEN UE .
Council ma n Mann seconded the mo tion . Upon a call of the roJl , the vo te resul t e d
a s follows :
Ay es :
Na y s :
Ab sent :
Council Members Sovern , Sm i t h, Mann , Brown , Clay ton , Taylo r .
None .
Counc il Mem ber Wil li!1"1S .
The May o r declared the motion c arried .
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IN'l'RODUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MA NN
BY AUTHOR ITY
ORDINANCE NO . 2 5
SERIES OF 19 77
AN ORDINANCE AM DING SUBSECTIONS (e ) TO AND INC LUDI NG (h ) OF ARTICLE I
SECTION 10 CHAPTER 4 TITLE I., OF THE 1969 ENGLEWO OD MUN I CIPAL CODE , AS AMENDE D,
BY RE -ORDERIN G THE RECOG NLTI ON OF NON -SCHEDULE D CI TIZENS AND VISITORS TO FOLLOW
P RE -SCHEDULED CITIZE NS AND VISITORS .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO PASS ORDINANCE NO. 2 5 , SERIES OF 1977 ON
F'JNAL READING . Cou nc i lman S o vern seconde d the motion . Up on a call o f the r oll ,
the vote r es ulted as f ol] ows :
Ay es :
Nay s :
Absent :
Council •embers Sovern , ,mith , ann , Brown , Clayton , Taylo r .
Hone .
Council Mem b e r Williams .
Th e .;ayo r dee] ared the mo ion carried .
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rnrRODU ED AS A PILL BY COUJ/ JU'./lJI BRO'.-/H
BY /.. UTH ORITY
ORDL:Al/CE JIO . 26
, ERIES OF 1977
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An ORDJHJH;cE fu•i•JWI! G Sr.C' l'ION 5 C'HAl-'l'ER 4 'l'ITLE 6 OF 'i'H E 1969 n,c:J,IMOO D
i-1UNICIPAL CODE , AS A 1ENDED BY DECLARI NG IT UNLAWFUL TO KEEP HOR,,l-3 , 1-1ULES ,
SHEr:P , DOi,KHS A D O'l'Hr:R A TMALS AND FOWLS AND FUh'rHERl~ORE "i'HAT 110 AIH •!AL
SH ALL DISTUHB THE PE'ACE AI D CO:, r'ORT OF ANY NEIGHBORHOOD .
COUNCILMAI, llRm N MOVF.D TO DEFER ORDINANCE I o. ?6 Jr~ I Ui OF 1977
U TIL NOVr,1BER 21 , 1977 GI VING THE CITY ATTOH BY AND CI Y COUIIC fL 'rT ME TO
STUDY THE ORDINAN C~,. Councilman mith seconded \,he rc,otion .
Councilma n Brown s tated that when he had pro posed the 01·dinance
he "1 as c o n cerned a bout the pro blems in his distric t f orget ting that there
were oth e r areas in Englewood wj th enough an d to kee p large animals . Counc il-
ma n Bro"1n stated t hat he wante d to be fai r to al l p eople i n Englewood a nd
maybe the o rdinance s h o uld be redrafte d to take into cons ideration other
areas t h a t can a commodate large anirn;a l s .
Upo n a call o f the r oll , the vote r esu lted a s follo ws :
Ay e s :
Nays :
Absent:
Counci l Mem b e rs Sovern , Smith , Ma nn , Brown , Clayto n , Taylor .
Non e .
Council Memb e r Williams ,
The Mayor declared the motion carried ,
COUNCILMAN SMITH MO VED TO SUSPEND THE RULl.'S A.ND OPE N FO R PUBLI C
DIS CUSSIO N ON ORDIN ANCE NO , 26 , SERIES OF 1977, Cou nci lman Brow n sPconde d
the motion , Up o n a cal l o f the roll , the v o te resulted as foll ows :
Ayes :
Nays :
Ab sent:
Council Members Sovern , Sm i t h , Mann , Bro "'n , Cley t o n , Taylo r ,
No ne .
Co uncil M b e r Willia ms.
The ,lay o r declared t h e motion carried ,
The layor asked if there was anyone "1ishing to s p eak for o r agains t
Ordinance No . 2 6 at this time .
,Jarshr'lll Payson , 2133 W. Wesley Ave ., appeare d befo re the Coun il and
presented a petition from the memb e rs o f his neighb o rhood opposing Ordinance
No . 26 as it is currently =itten . Mr . Payson requested the City Cou.1cil to
rr.ake provisions f o r his neic;hborhood of Scenic Vi e w to include animals , Mr . Payson
stated that the people in Scenic Vie"' no no t obj ec t to having animals in their
area and this is one reason why they live there .
After a lengthly disc ssion between the Coun il and Mr . Payson ,
o ncilman Clayton a ked 1·'.r . Payson if he would like to leave his nar;e and
address with the Clerk so the City Attorney could sen him the redraf t o f
Ordinance :o . 26 .
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CiLy /\\,t o rney Berard ini adde d that anyone else intP.rested in rPcdving
a copy o f the re.Jraft to a lso leave their names an d addresses with the Cl erk .
Counci1 ma n Sovern expr essed concern o n the inc o rnpiatibility bc\,wcen
the ani als an d the zoning pl ans f o r that neighb orho od . Co uncil -~n overn
stated that the area is es i gnated to be R-2 and a nimaJ s in this Lype o f
zon ing wo uld no t be compati ble and i n eff e ct reduce t h e developmen t ace o f Scenic View ,
Councilma n Smith corrunente d t hat t he petition wa s c i rculated neg>tti v<>ly .
Coun cilman Sm ith ackn owledged that Sc e nic Vi e w wa s a n area d i ff erent from other
a r eas in Englewood in attitude a nd s t y l e s o f living , Co unci lman Sm ith doubted
t h a t animals have hurt or wo uld hurt t his neighb orhood a nd tha t the a nimals
woul d prob ably di sappear by n a t ural att rition ,
Da vid Burnett , 2130 W. Iliff, a ppe are d b e f o re the Council a nd ,'I.gree d
with Councilma n S, ith . Mr. Burne tt stated that mos t o f the peop le are 35 y ears
old o r over an d i.·ant to f ight f o r thei r rights ; namel y, the rig ht t o k eep lln imals .
Mr . Burnett f urther state d that t he people are f o r i mprovements ; but th e re have
be n no c om p laints a bout the an imals a n d t he animals a re we ll t a ken care o f ,
May o r Ta ylo r asked if there was a nyon e els e in the aud i e nce wishing
to s p eak to the Council o n t h is ma tte r , No o ne rep lie d ,
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City Manager Mcco wn presented a me morandum f rom h imself concerni ng
t he Six~uart e r Budget fo r the period of Octo ber , 1977 to March , 1979 , The
City Manager noted s o me c hanges in the c o v e r memo ; namely , 1977 Budget Changes
s hould be 1978 Budget Changes ; 1978 Budget s h o uld be 1979 Bu dget a nd the firs t
line und e r 1978 Budget s h o uld read ",,, of 1979 we . , , ",
COUNCILMAN SOVER N MOVED TO ACC EPT THE SIX-QUARTER BUDGEI'. Counc ilma n
Smitli seco nded the mo tion . Upon a c a ll of the r oll , the vote resulte d as foJl ows :
Ay e s :
Nays :
Absen t :
Council Memb e r s Sovern ,Smith , Ma nn , Brown , Clayto n , Taylor ,
None ,
Cou ncil Membe r Williams ,
The ,,ayor declared the mot i o n carried .
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City l-!anager ,!cCow n presented a riemoranda from th e Colorado l,unicipal
eague and Den er Regional Council of Gov rrunents relating t o a state policy
concerning the Front Range Wate r Use . City .Janager J.1cC o wn stated that the
cor,ments received from the Council tonight wo uld be drafted in a response lette r .
Councilr..an Smith state d that he was u pset with DRCOG and the other
o rgan izations because o f the late receipt o f thei r letter an d th e limi ed nr:ount
of time in which to respon d .
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Co1 mcilman o v ern slate d that DRCOG will be acting soon o n i b i s p o ]il'
th eref o re , he sugges ted that the Council study the policies propo:-<'d '<n d h e i r
impact o n o ther co1m1unities that Engle wood wi ll be work i ng with a nd di sc ~s the
ma tter a t the n ext stu uy re sion .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTO N
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE r'IXING THE TAX L1'VY IN MILIS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE ASSESSED
VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPE RTY WI THIN THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORA DO , FOR THE YEAR 1978 .
COUNCILMA N CLAY TO N MO VED TO PASS THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ON FIRST
READING . Councilman Sovern seconde d t h e mo ti on . Up o n a call o f the roll , the vote resulted a s foll ows :
Ayes :
Na ys :
Absent :
Counc il Members Sove rn , Sm ith , Ma n n , Bro wn , Clayton , Taylor .
No ne .
Council Mem b e r Willi ams .
The Mayor d eclared the moti o n carried .
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City Ma nager pre sented a memorandum from th e Assistant City /.',anage r
to the City Manager conce1,ning Mayor a nd Council office s p ace i n City Hall .
COUNC ILMAN SMITH MOVED TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO PROCEE D WITH
'I'HE PLANS FOR TH E OJ<'FICE SPACE AND APPROP RI ATE FU RNITUR E BE OBTAJNED AND NOT
TO EXCEED 'I'H E PLANNED $2 ,500 I N COSTS . Counc i lman S o v e rn seconde d t he mot i o n .
ounc iJ m"n Sm ith stated that o ther c i ty c ouncils within the United
,tates have an offic e within their res pective c ity h all s to meet with constituents ;
and he was hi,.ppy tha this Counci 1 t ook acti o n to set aside a place f o r t his Council to do the same .
Upon a call o f the r ol l , the v o te resulted a s follo ws :
Ay s :
Cou ncil Members Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown , Clayto n , Taylor .
!1uys :
Absent : Co ncil J. ember Wi lliams .
The l·'.ayo r de Jared the mo ti o n carri ed .
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;.:1;.;1 o r TayJor s ·. r:-=nded the rules a d reco cnized sorr.eone in the audienc e •.ds ing to Fpe ak o :!.e Co un i l.
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congra tul :n e h e Coun il o n the action jus t tak e n by making office spac e
· vailable for Council and s he h o ped the $2 ,500 include d a typ c wriLe r .
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City l,:anager Mc Cown informed the Co uncil o f a p ostpone d agen da
item which was a request fr om l'lir . J o h n Littl e horn , 4530 So uth Broadway , f o r
a p ublic hearing to cons ider r ezoning of t he property in the vicinity of
So uth Lipa n a nd Wes t Quincy . City Manager McC o wn state d that the Council
decided to take a ction a t this Co uncil mee ting .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED THA T BAS ED ON THE RECOMMENDAT ION OF 'I'HE
PLANNIN G AND ZO NI NG COMMISSION 'rH AT 'l'H E COU NCIL ACClPT THE RECOMM F.NDA'rIO N AS
GIVEN AS OF SEPTEMBE R 20, 1977 , AND 'rH E RJ:.'ZONI NG REQUES'r BE DJ:."'NrnD AND NO
FURTHER HEAR ING BE GRANTE D AT TH IS 'l'JME . Councilman Sovern seconde d t he motion .
Mayor Taylo r suspended the rul es an d recognize d Mr . J o hn Li ttle h o r n
inviting him to com e b efore t he Counc il o n this matter .
Mr . J ohn Little horn , 45 30 South Broadway , app e ared b e f ore t he Cou nci l
and stated that h e b elieve d the Plann ing an d Zo ning Comm i s sion an d the Varia nc e
Comm ission s h o uld study his r ezoning reques t further . Mr . Little h orn state d
Lhat he thought he had a n unique pi Pce o f property an d he was di sappoi nted
in t he Council 's d e cisi o n . Mr . Little h o r n further stated that he h as fo l lowed
the r e comm e ndation of the Comp rehensive Zoni ng ordinances and did not kn ow whic h vay to go now .
Councilman Smith explained that the Comprehensive Plan is on ly a zoning
f o recas t f or a period of years ; and d oes not dictate the o utcome of the final zoning or rezoni ng .
Upon a call of the roll , the v o te resulted a s follows :
Ayes :
!lays :
Absent :
Council Members So vern , Smi th, Mann , Brown , Clayto n , Taylo r
No ne .
Co uncil Me mber Willi ams .
The J.la y o r declared the mot i o n carried .
iayor Taylor advised Mr . Little h o rn to c o ntinue working wi h the
orranuni Ly Developr~e nt Department o n thi s matter .
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City :snager l·lcC own present e d a memo randum from the new Dlrec o r o f
Utilities to the City Manager concernin th e exten s i o n of lease o f Boreas ass
water to the Arl olph Coors Compa ny . City ·lanager McCow n stated ha the Boreas
Pas s ,.,ater h ad been u de r leas e f o r s o metime to Adolph Coors Co!;pany E .. nd rece ntly
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t-he C(,r:,p,u,y cent.acte d the City rcquesti. ng that the lease be 1·ecl011e ""i h chirnges
in t, rms :ind c on di i o ns . City ,rn11ge r f urther s t ated that the ch'l.11(;<.:S were
unc 1 c>A.r r,nd at the time the Cily did not have anyone in the lJ i]i irn Depart ent
to n go tiate the ch'.tri.gcs with Adolph Coors Corr.pany . City ::-u-i,e r :-:r Lwn st:i e d
that the City now has a Utilities Director and he is recon,me ndillg tha t the
Counc il approve the renewal of the let,se f o r o ne year during whi c h h e .,; 11 work
with th e Adolph Coors Compatzy i n trying to r e ac h changes that c,i_n be reeor ~--nde d
to the Water and Sewe r Board a nd the City Cound l.
COUNCILMAN CLAY 'l'O N MOVED TO APPRO VE THE LEASE WIT H 1'HE AOOJ..PH COORS
C0:·1P ANY J<'O R TH E US E OF THE BORF.AS PASS FOR ONE YE AR . Counc ilman Ma nn sec nded
the motion . Up o n a call of th e ro l l , the vote res ulted a s fo llo,rs :
Ay e s : Co uncil Memb e rs Smith, Ma nn , Brown, Clay ton, Tay l o r .
Na ys : None .
Ab s t ain : Coun c il Me mber Sove rn,
Ab sent : Council Me mber Williams .
The Mayor decl a red the mot i o n carried .
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City Manag e r J.1cC o wn announced that Decembe r 3, 1977 , h as b een chosen
for the official open ing a nd d e dication of the Elsie Malley Ce nte nnial Cente r .
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City Ma nag er announce d that th e re will be no Mayor 's Coffee on the
evening of No v e mbe r 2 4, 1 977 because that day is Thanksgiving Day .
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Mayo r Tayl o r ammounced that the Holiday parade will be held o n
Saturday , No vembe r 5 , 1977 , commencing at 1 0:00 a .m.
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City :.•anager Mc own info r me d the Cou ncil t hat a ICMA s t aff team and
three City ·'.s.na crs fr om o ther ities will be visiting Englewoo to conduct
a n o n-site an11lysis of the City 's Collective Bargaining and I mpas s Referendum
Procedures . ity !·'.anag r Mc cown sta ed hat JCl·lA has chosen J:n le,roo d a s o ne
of its special pro ects to s tudy his y e,,r a fte r some mcnber s became interested
in an article he wrote a few mon th~ aco .
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Co uncil1r.a n Sovern COY'1'ente d o n he dec r ease i n number o f o rdi nances
t at have been r,a~sed o ver the last :"ew years and if the decre as e has been
advan aceo us . Co un ilY.an Sovern s tated that th e re is a need to thro"' o ut
old ordin'lnces that l i ave bec cm e ou t d-ed .
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Coun "il ma n ,mith i.nqni.red a bout the sLatus o f he waLer lea~e with
the City of 'I'h o i ·nt o n . City !,:anager l·cCown staLc d hat no r e ply hns been received ,
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Councilman Sm ith inquii·e d a bout the r p or t fro m the Public S e 1·vice
Compa ny o n gas taps in Scen ic View . City lanager 4 own stated that no r e port has b een received .
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Co uncilma n Sroi th suggested that the City Manager wr ite a letter to
CML , DRCOG and the Drough t Co unc il concerni ng the re f erendum jus t received,
the tardines s o f the receipt an d limited amou nt o f tim e in which to g ive a
rep ly . Councilma n Srni t h reques t e d that the City ~ nage r include in the l ette r
that this is not the firs t time these o r ganizations have been tardy i n sendi ng
o u t information an d d emanding a reply inst an t a neous ly a nd tha t the City h o pe
futur e practice of this type will ceas e . Coun cilman Smith also requeste d that
the City of En gl wood 's Coun ty, Sta te an d Fe dera l represent a tives be sent copie s of t h e lette rs,.
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Counc ilma n Clayto n stated t hat he has receive d several comp laints
concerni ng the traffic conditio ns a t S . Bannock an d wh e re i t wo uld meet Wes t
Be lleview if the street went t h rough. The a rea ref uses left hand turns a nd t he
on ly wey to g e t a round the area is to go five bloc ks o ut of the wa y. Counci l ma n
Clayton stat e d that he has asked Mr . Kells Waggo ner , Dire ctor of Public Wo rks ,
to conduct studies of t his, area and try to alle viate we s t bound traffic pro blem s .
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Co uncilman Brow n presented a n e ws r eleas e s t ating why he has deci de d
not to ru n fo r Cou ncil i n t h e next Municipal Elect i o n . Co uncilman Bro wn adde d
that he di d not supp o rt any candidate i n District #2 a nd t hat he wanted t he
peo ple to s tudy the respective platforms o f each candidate a nd let the peo ple make u p their o wn minds .
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COlfliCTL-lAN ·1AllN MOVED TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR MEETIN G OF THE CITY
COUNCIL . Council .. a n Sov rn secon ded the mot ion . Upon a call o f the roll ,
th e vote resulted as follows :
Ayes :
l/ays :
ncil Members Sovern , Smith , ~ann , Br own , Clayto ., Taylo r .
!lone .
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The ·'ayor neclared the motion carrie d and the rn eting ad j o med a t
10 :40 p .m.
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
OCTOBER 17, 1977
Call to order , invocation by Reverend Helen Walker
Esoteric Truth Center, 130 East Girard Avenue,
pledge of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop #154,
and roll call.
Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of October 3,
1977 . (Copies enclosed.)
Pre -Schedul ed Visitors.
Mr. Marten Lathrop will be present to accept
a proclamation proclaiming October 24, 1977
as "United Nations Day." (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Representatives of CONSENSUS will appear
before Council concernin g the Little Dry
Creek. (Copies enclosed.)
3. Public Hearing.
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To consider a special events permit for
Saint Louis Church and Home Association,
3301 and 3310 South Sherman. (Copies enclosed.)
4 . Communications -No Action Reconnnended .
(a) .Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of September 20, 1977. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Findings of fact from the Planning and Zoning
Commission meeting of October 4, 1977 concern-
ing the Littlehorn property located in the
vicinity of West Quincy Avenue and South
Lipan Street . (Copies encl o sed.)
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4. Communications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(c) Financial Report for the month of September ,
1977. (Copies enc losed .)
5. Communications -Action Recommended.
Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning
Comm ission meeting of October 4, 1977 con-
cerning t he 1978-79 State Highway Work
Program . (Copies enclosed.)
Council action request for renewal of a 3 .2
beer, off premises, license for Seven Eleven
Store, 1277 East Hampden Avenue. (Copies enclosed.)
Council action request for renewal of a
3.2 beer, off premises, license for Safeway
Stores , Inc., 1 25 East Hampden Avenue . (Copies enclosed.)
6. City Attorney.
Ordinances on Fin al Reading.
(a)
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(b)
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Ordinance reordering the recognition of non-
scheduled citizens and visitors to follow
pre-scheduled citizens and visitors. (Copies enclosed .)
Ordinance declaring it unlawful to keep horses,
mules, sheep, donkeys and other animals and
fowls and furthermore that no animal shall
dis t urb t he peace and comfort of any neighbor-
h ood . (Copies enclosed.) e ~-;-11
Other Matters.
(c) Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
(a)
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Memorandum from the City Manager concerning
the Six-Quarter Budget f or the period of
October, 1977 to March, 1979. (Copies enclosed.)
Memoranda fr om the Colorado Municipal League
and Denver Regional Council of Governments
relating to a State Policy concerning the
Front Range Water Use. (Copies enclosed.)
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7. City Manager (Continued).
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Consideration of certification of the mill
levy. (Bill for an Ordinance enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager
/ to the City Manager concerning Mayor and
Council office space in Ci ty Hall . (Copies
enclosed.)
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Request from Mr. John Littlehorn, 4530 South
Broadway, for a public hearing to consider
rezoning of the property in the vicinity of
South Lipan and West Quincy .
(f) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to
• fl. d J the City Manager concerning extent ion of lease
{rO' Boreas Pass water to the Adolph Coors Company.
Jl (Copies enclosed.)
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(g) Manager's Choice.
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Other Visitors.-.) ,_J,_(a_, r ~/)-{ llv,')< I
General Discussion.
(a) Mayor's Choice .
(b) Councilmernber's Choice.
Adjournment. /
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City Manager
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October 17, 1977
ORDINANCE II
RESOLUTION /I
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
October 3 , 1977
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The City Counc il o f the Ci ty of Englew oo d , Arapahoe County, Colorado
met in regular session on October 3 , 1977 at 7:30 P .M ,
Mayor Pro Tem Clayton , presiding, called the meeting to order,
The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tem Clayton. The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Councilman Mann .
May or Pro Tem Clayton asked f or r o ll call. Upon the call o f the r o ll,
the f ollowing were present:
Council Members Williams, Sove rn, Smith , Mann, Brown, Clayton.
Absent: Council Member Taylor ,
The Mayor Pro Tem declared a quo rum present.
Also present were: City Manager Mccown
As sistant City Manager Curnes
Assistant City Attorney De Witt
Fire Chief Hamilton
Acting Employee Relations Director Brown
Director of Finance/City Clerk James
Deputy City Clerk Watkins
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CITY
COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 12, 1977 , Councilman Sovern seconded the motion .
Upon a c all of t he roll , the v ote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Members Williams, So vern, Smith, Mann, Brown, Clayton
No ne
Council Member Taylor
The Mayo r Pro Tem declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMA N BROWN MOVE D TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY
COUNC IL MEETING OF SEPTE MBER 19 , 1977, Councilman Williams seconded the motion,
Upon a call o f the r oll , the vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes:
lays:
Absent :
Council Memb ers Wi1JiaM,·, Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown , rlay o n
None
Council t-1Pmber "'uylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declare l he motion arriecl ,
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PrP-srheduled visi ~o rs Mrs. Marie Kincaid , r,, ~90 E, Jeffers r r .,
P a st P r esident o f he Ve erans of Forei n Wars Ladies AuxLiary P st 122 ;
Vi vi an Os t by , 4265 S . Lipan , President o f the Veterans of Foreign ',ars Ladies ,
Aux ili a ry Post 322; Alan Pice , 3860 8 . ,Jiison , Commandinf! Off.'l Pr , P, s:. 22 ;
a p peare d b e f o re he Counc il and presented the City ~f Englewo ; wi h wo
new flags. Chief Willi Hamilton ; a tain Edlen Bo e , :nglc.' , Fire 'Jepar ment ;
an d Mrs . Glady s Malgren , Presiclen of Tenant CoW1cil , S imon Center , appearecl
b efor e the Council o accept the f 'ags -u behalf of the City.
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COUNC LMAN SMIT H MOVE D THAT THE ITY CO CIL DECLARB THE WEEK OF
0 TOBER 16 -22 , 1 977 , AS THE "NATIONAL BUSINESS A.ND PROFES IONAI WOMEN '
WEEK" A.ND A PROCLAMATION ST ATI NG SUCH BE PRESENTED TO THE IG LE:-:oo BUSI EC S
A.ND PROFESSIOf AL WOMEN 'S CLUB AND THE ENGLEWOOD CENTENN I AL BUS1:IE3C Al!D
PROFESS IONAL WOMEN 'S CLUB. Counc ilman So vern seconded the motion, Up">n a all
of th e r o ll , the vote r es u lted as f ollows :
Ay es :
Nays :
Absent :
Council ·!embers Williams , Sovern , mith, Mann , :·own , Clay on
Non e
Counc i l Member Taylo r
The Mayor Pro Ten d ecla r ed t h e motion carried.
May o r Pro Tern Clayto n presen ed the Proclu::ia:..!.c,n i.•,
President and Pauline Barlow , Fin,t Vice Presiden 0f 1.hP t.rc
and Pro essi on al ./o men 's Cl b ; and o Jackie ·~oore , First 'lie
Paula Sei el o f hP Englewood Centennial Business and Profcssio a... ..; ~~
p r e sen a
The represen ati ves of these wo
on and he p r ivilege which honors
r oups t ankcd he Cr,rri
heir pro essional '! cup
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Mr . Ri hard Edison , 9702 • Didson , Pr esident of he Firefi0! er
Un ion #1736 and Mr . Ron McLa in , 971 S . Miller Way , Lakewood , Direct o r ~}
Re l a ions o the Firefi gh ers Union #1736 a p p e a r ed before the oun il
a n d p res en ed a wa r ds o th e wi nners of he fi r e preve nt ion poster con test,
F ire Ch i ef Hamilton a n d Ma y o r P r o Tern Clayt on joi ned Mr. Edison an d Mr ,
McLain i n t he presentati o n of a wards. Each winn e r of each category d i s p l a y e d
his o r he r pos ter as hey were a nno unc ed . The winn ers a re Ch r is Wo rth ,
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Kindergarten category; Tami Pickerel, Primary category; Mike Ke r swill , Junior
High category; Paula Thornhill, Senior High category; and Katherine Lavine ,
Adult category .
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Pre-scheduled visitor Mr . John Littleh orn , 4530 South Broadway,
appeared before the Council to appeal a Planni ng and Zon i ng Comm ission
decision concerni ng the property in the vicinity o f South Lipan and West
Quincy . Mr. Littlehorn requested the Council to set an other public hearing .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO POSTPONE MR . LITTLEHORN 'S REQUEST UNTIL
THE NEXT REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING , OCTOBER 17 , 1977 , ALLOWING THE COUNCILMEN
AN OPPORTUNIT Y TO REVIEW THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 'S RECO MMENDATION
AND DETERMINE WHETHER ANOTHER PUBLIC HEARING IS NECESSARY. Councilman Williams
s e conded the motion. Upon a call o f the r oll , the v ote resulted as f o llows:
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent :
Cou ncil Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown, Cl ayton
None
Council Member Taylor
The May or Pro Tem declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN MANN MO VED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED
USE OF REVENUE SHARING FUNDS AND THE 1978 BUDGET, Councilman Brown seconded
the motion . Upon a call of the r o ll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent:
Council Members Williams , So ve rn, Smith , Mann , Brown , Clayton
None
Council Member Taylo r
The May o r Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
Director of Finance Bill James appeared befo re the Council to present
the 1978 Budget and proposed uses o f revenue sharing funds. Director James
presented exhibit s of the 1978 budget ; primarily the anticipated revenues and
expenditures f or 197 8, the property tax mill levy and the anticipated General
Fund balance for 1978 , c ommenting on pertinent funds and figures, Director James
stated that the total budg et amounted to $13 ,496 ,000 and compared to last
year 's budget of $1 4 ,398 ,000 , the 1978 budget is a 6.5% decrease, Director
James noted that the 1978 budget is a decrease because of the completion
o f the Bi-City Treatment Plant project ; however , the net increase fo r 1978
is 5 .4% increase when the Bi-City Treatment Plant cons truction costs are t ake n
out , Director James pointed out that the Counci~ does not propose a tax
increase f o r 1978 and that the mill levy will remain at 7.00 mills ; nor does
the Co uncil propo se an increase in the sewer fee . Director James stated that
the water sol ution is pending •
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Director of Finance James a.,; pr<'.PJJ' Pel "'..he proposed n ·e:, ; :·
revenue sharing funds for 1978 which ar,, ,)16'., ,00 f ,. ::;torr:: dru.r a1•f>,
$2 ,000 for administrative costs ; and $190 ,000 for '-h" l H,rary expansicn.
Director James discussed thP s:1ppl Pn:Pn rd btYl ·et rerpc s Ji-;t
Council has considered and noted that the runou1· c." dollar s l'lwn ir the
1978 b dget under anticipated General Fun b'.11m,ee wc,ul,1 ''e ~,, ,11 e. LJ
approxima ely $130 ,000 .
Director James co eluded st,,t cl ttiat · ,me~ .. ' -''lli° n ' r.c· rn ir
hat th 1978 expendi ures excPed he l 78 1·c v,·n ·es ,hi C'!, crf'ah•s an
ndesirable sltuation and ha he C' u•.cil is cc.m <mplatin;: e~·at-li;n'r.i,
a citizen tax commi tee and arrangirw for 1.•,.rati :,a. ·rnctiLs for infU
and poss 'bly alleviating similar situatl ,n in he ft.'. u· •
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton asked i !' ·h"re ,-•aJ r,y ,ne ir; tl1e a .Ji enc•?
wishing o speak on the budget.
Carl Olson , 2958 S . Linc n , Jr ir••d lief i·e tile Cour,cil [i.t.-J
stated that he objected to Dar mo th , bein; wi<.Kned east f Santa
Fe . Mr . Olson stated that mos of Lartm u•h :; r,,e east ,f !"-an a F'e
was residential and widening Da rtm u•h w "-d produce heavy and hazardou5
traffic conditions.
Eva Eisenberg , L955 8. Gal11pa, , •,ppPnreci before he Co ncil
and inquired as to whe her the ln er.,e" r ~ •· L-1rt•. , t, 1.nd Santa ,.
was going to be improved whLe ar 1.10 1th .. , t 'in1-w~d•·r "i
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton respr.nd£>o hat he inter.3ection of Dartmr uth
and San a Fe is scheduled o be im ruved r.ce t" r1.nsfer cf f nds from
he intersta e system t o he federa1 hi '',w·•y r.y:; em ha,-; b e11 approved and
proces~ed , and that the Dartmo th/ ·anta J·e in c•r::Petion is only one of many
inter sec ions that a r e scheduled to he · ""'· .,.. V"d,
William Anderson , 4981 s. wnshin11; n , r .e:.i.rc1 be!'rre he ounciJ
1.nd quiered the Coun il on the 1978 budi;et, . pe · 1 a Jy or t 1 propo, ,-J use.;
rf the revenue sharing funds and mo ie · llu J,,,, e<l n •ti,, ';Pr<>ral F·mci .
Mr . Anderson critized the b u ge expressing l.ic pinioi,.; as he reviewel
he different funds. Af er a len,, h1y clincu .:;i 11 ;.,ith I.. , unc1l , ;,:,.,
Anderson thanked the members for the q,por unity t _) speak before ther
and apologized to anyone whom he may have f!'en•Jcd.
Ol iver Ciseburt , 3171 • High , appeared l.ef r .he ouncil and
stated that he viewed he b d~et a::; tein \" ry 1 · '" !'or 11 r'ity th"' size r
Englewood . Mr . Gisebur su1;rested tr e Cl y ' uud I esLablish a ci ti zens
bu get cornmi ttee that would present the> bu !get o the C"unc il for conslderaL ion,
r . iseburt was of the opi nion that su h a eommi tee c~ ld decre se the
bud et enough to bring about a tax cut.
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John Littlehorn, 4530 South Broadway, a~peared before the Coun cil
and complimented the Council on the 1978 budget and prais e d the progressive
direction in which the City of Englewood was moving . Mr. Li tlehorn requested
the Council to con sider funds be appropriated in the budget for the engery
conservation studies and general nacural res ource conservation studies .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton declared a recess at 9 :20 P.M . City Council
r econvened at 9 :40 P .M. Upon a call of the roll , the following were resent :
Council Membe rs Williams , Sovern , Smith , Mann, Brown , Clayton
Absent: Council Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tem dec lared a quorum present .
May or Pro Tern Clayton asked if there wa s any one else in the audience
wish ing to speak to the Council concerning the 1978 budg et and uses or
revenue sharing funds for 1978 . No one responded .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO LOOE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Coundlman
Brown seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll , the voe resulted as
follows :
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent :
Council embers Williams , Sove rn , Smith , Mann , Brown, Clayton
None
Council Members Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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"Communications -No Acti on Recommended" on the a genda were recei ve d :
(a) Minutes of' the Denver Regional Council of Governmen s
~Pe ing o f Au~ust 17, 1977,
(b) •ti nu':es 'lf the Englewood Housing Authority mee ing of
August 23 , 1977.
( c) Minutes of he Parks and Recreation Commission mee t ing
o f Sep ember 8 , 1977,
(d) Minutes of the Board of Ca reer Servic e Commissioners
meeting of September 15 , 1977 .
( e) 1inutes of the Water and Sew er Board mee ing of September 20 ,
1977 ,
(f) Memorandum from t he Director of Co mmunity Developmen to the
City Manager concerning attendance at the American Socie y
of Planning Offi cials Annual Conference i n San Diego,
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City 1".anager McCoi.rn pr s,m•.,.<.! a rec ,mmen ation from the Plw ning
a nd Zoning Commission meeting of September 20, 1977 concerning the find·ngs of
fact r elating to the Cherokee Kiva Planned Development.
COUNCIL!>l.AN SOVERN MOVED TO RECEIVE THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM THE
PLANNING AND zormw COMMISSION ON THE CHEROKEE KIVA PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AND TO
INSTRUCT THE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE TO PREPARE A DOCUMENT ON FIND! GS OF
FACT FOR THE COUHCIL TO APPROVE AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING , Councilman
Smith seconded the motion. U on a call o f the roll , t he vote resulted
a s follows :
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown , Clayton
None
Council Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the mo ion carried.
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City Manager McCoi.rn requested the City Council to confirm a new
date on the continuation for a public hearing on Hampden Pro f essiona l Park
Subdi v ision fin a l plat .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO SEI' OCTOBER 31 , 1977 , at 7 :30 P.M. AS
THE NEW DATE FOR THE CONTINUATION OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON HAMP DEN PROFESSIONAL
PARK SUBDI VISION FINAL PLAT. Councilman Sovern seconded th e motion , Upon a
c a ll o f the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent :
Council Members Willi ams , Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown , Clayton
None
Counc i l Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared he motion carried.
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City Manager McCoi.rn presented letters of resignation from Mr. Edward
Drap er i.rho is resigning from the Englewood City Re~irement Board and from
Mr , John E. Kr amer who is resigning as Chairman on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals,
Councilman So v ern req uested staff o provide names and resumes of
p e ople who h a d previ ously inquir ed about t h ese pos i tions and that not ices
of the availab l e vacancies be pub l ished in Zone 2 a nd the Sentinel.
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO ACCEPI' THE RESIGNATIONS OF MR , EDWARD
DRAPER AND MR. JOHN E . KRAMER FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE BOAROO AND THAT A LETTER
OF APPRECIATION AND THANKS BE SENT TO EACH ONE , Councilman Bro wn sec o nded
the motion. Up o n a call of the r o ll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes :
Nays:
Absent:
Council Members Williams , Sov e rn, Smith, ~.ann , Brown , Clayton
None
Council Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried ,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORIT Y
ORDINANCE NO, 24
SERIES OF 1977
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AMENDED AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO AND THE ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY RELATING TO THE HOUSING REHABILI -
TATION LOAN PROGRAM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ,
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO PASS ORDINANCE NO , 24 , SERIES OF 1977 ON
FIHAL READING . Councilman Sovern seconded the motion. Upon a call of the
roll , the v o te resulted as follows :
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent :
Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith, Mann, Brown, Clayton
None
Council Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY OUNCILMAN MANN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTIONS ( e) TO AND INCLUDING (h) OF ARTICLE I SECTION
10 CHAPTER 4 TITLE I., OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , AS AMENDED , BY
RE-ORDERING THE RECOGNITION OF NON -SCHEDULED CITIZENS AND VISITORS TO FOLL&
PR SCHEDULED CITIZENS AND VISITORS,
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COUNCIL MA N MANN MOVED TO PASS THIS BILL FOR AN ORDIN ANCE ON FIR ST
READI NG . Counc ilma n Willi ams s econd d he tion .
Co unc ilma n Man n po inted ou tha his ordinance allows t he non -
s ch eduled v i s i t ors a n o p portunit y to speak befol'e Cou ncil ear l y i n t h e meetirw
s o that they will n ot have t o wait he durat i on of other Co un c i l bus i ness .
Upo n a call o f the r ol l , t he v ote r esulted as follov s :
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent:
Co unc i l Memb e r s Wi l liams , So v r n , Smi t h , Mann , Br ov n , Clay .on
None
Counci l Memb er Tay lor
The Mayor Pr o Tem declared th e mot i on carried.
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CILMAN BROWN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIO N 5 CHAPI'ER 4 TIT LE 6 OF 'IHE 1969 ENGLEW OOD MUNI -
CIPAL CODE , AS AMENDED BY DECLARIN G I T UNLAWFUL TO KEEP HORSES , MULE S , SHEE P ,
DONKEYS AND OTHER ANIMALS AND FOWLS AND FUR TH ERMO RE THAT NO AN I MAL SHAL L
DISTURB THE PEACE AND COMFORT OF ANY NEI GHBORH OOD .
COUNC I LMAN BROWN MOVE D TO PAS S THI S BILL FOR AN ORD INAN CE ON FIRST
READING. Co uncilman Smith sec onde d t he moti on . Upon a call of t h e r o ll , t h e
vote resulted as f ollovs:
Ayes :
Nay s :
Absent :
Co unci l Memb ers Wi lliams , So ve rn , Sm ith , Mann, Br ov n , Clayton
None
Co unci l Member Taylor
The May or Pro Tem declared the motion c arried .
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Assis t a nt City Attorney De ~itt i nfo rm ed t he Co un cil t ha Cicy
Attor ney Be r a r dini h a s filed a brief in h e ,ourt of Appeal s on the mat t er
of Back Doo r Liquor s and an argum e nt s hould be held in t h e next three months.
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As sis tant City At t or ney De Witt discussed t he reque s t fo r a Charter
ame ndment regarding making th e Mayor 's position on th e Wa ter a nd Sev er Board
o ption al. As sis tant City Atto rney De Wi tt po inted out t he s t a tu t ory s ec t ion
ruling t hat a n o r dinance has t o b e p a s sed by 2 /3 m ber vot e an d a n ele cti on
must be he ld not les s t han 30 day s a nd not mor e than 120 days after the
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effective date of the ordinance. Consequently , such an amendment proces s
would miss the upcoming e lection. The Assistant City Attorney, hoveve r,
stated that the City Attorney 's office would follov-up on this reques t
at a later time.
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO APPOINT GLENNA HALE TO THE REHABI LI -
TATION LOA N PROGRAM COMMITTEE , Councilman Brown seconded the moti on ,
Upon a call of the roll, the vo te resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Ab sent :
Council Members Williams , Sovern, Smith , Mann , Brown, Clayton
No ne
Counc il Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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City Man a ger Mccown presented a memorandum on the subject of
vertical promotion policy with attachments on the staff survey of pro-
motional policies in other mu nicipalities , similar survey on five maj o r
firms in Denver , legal opinions from Mr. Stanislaw S , Damas o f Mulligan
and Damas , P .C., 950 17th Street , Denver , CO 8o202 and Mr , John Criswe ll
of Criswell and Patt e rs on , 3780 South Broadway , City Manager Mc cown
stated this ma t ter con ce rne d whether the City Council had authority t o act on
vertical promotion p olicies .
John Criswell , 3780 So uth Broadway , appeared before the Council
on behalf o f the Englewood Employe e s Association. Mr. Criswell stated that
the Employees Ass ociati on wa s mainly concerned about whether the Counci l
had the author ity to change working conditions without first nego tiati ng
the change with the Employees Associati on, no t the inherent qualities of
the vertical promotion policy itself ,
Mr. Criswell and the Co uncil discussed at length historical
background involv ing t h e policy; the memorandum fr om the Career Service
Board on the subject and whether the memorandum was a recommendation or
a binding decision; and the negiotation provisions as set f orth by the
Cha rter .
Mr. Criswe ll reiterated the Employees Association p os ition and
the Association was concerned about other working conditions being secure
if the Council chose to change this policy in "mid-stream". Mr . Criswell
stated that the Association is willing to set d own and negiotate the
vertical promotion policy,
Councilman Sovern exp r essed concern on the nebuluous position
either side has been assuming on the vertical promotion policy and stated
that some serious personnel problems could be created if the facts are
not sorted out and evaluated ,
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City Man ag er Mcc own sta ted that s taff 's research shows such an
a s s umed p o li cy may have been construed in the l a te 19 60 1 s.
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO CONTINUE THE SUBJ ECT UNTIL THE FI RS'l'
MEETING IN NOVEMBER . Co uncilma n So vern seconded the mot i on.
Councilman Smith state d that he was c oncerne d a bout NOT wheth e r
the policy was good or b ad; but if the policy was an integral pa r t o f the
contract and if it should be; a l so , di d the Caree r Service Board mak e a binding
decision;and more important l y , the Ci ty 's credibility with i t s employ ees .
Councilman Smith also stated that a tho r o ugh eva luati on o f this matte r sho uld
b e made with a l l legal r e p resentat i ve s present . The reas on he mo ved the date
to the first of November was t o give everyone concerne d adva nce notice t o
attend.
Up on a call of the r oll , the vote res ulted a s f o l lows :
Aye s:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Ma nn , Brown , Clayton
None
Co uncil Member Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion carried .
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City Ma nager Mccown presented a letter from the Denver Board of Water
Co mmissioners requesting a n extension of the review p eriod for the water lease and
management a greement betwee n the Cities of Englewood and Thornton .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO DIRECT TH E CITY STAFF TO WR ITE A LETTER
TO THE DENVER WATER BOARD ST ATING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL DOES NOT AGREE WITH
TH E DELAY IN THAT THE CITY COUNCIL 'S FINANCIAL PLANN ING R~UIRES THAT THE
CITY PROCEED WITH THE AGR EEMENT AND THAT THE CITY COUNCIL SEES VIRTUA LLY
NO CONNECTION AT ALL BETWEEN DENVER'S FOOTHILLS PROJE CT IN THORNTON AND THE
CITY 'S RAW WATER , THE PURPOSE OF WHICH WAS THAT THE CITY 'S RAW WATER IS TO
FIT ~~ORNT ON'S EXISTING FACILITIES AS OPPOSED TO NEW FA CILITIES TO BE
CONS TRUCTED AND PARTICIPATED INTO BY OTHER ENTITIES AT A LATER DAT~.
Councilman Wil l iams seconded the motion .
Councilman Smith requested to am end the motion by stating that
the City Council feels it has thi s right based on the two contra cts . Counc i l -
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Upon a call of the roll , the v ote resulted as follows :
Ay es : Council Members·Williams , So v ern , Smith , Mann , Brown , Clayto n
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Absent : Council Membe r Taylor
The layor Pro Tern declared t h e motion car r ie d .
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COUNCILMA N WI LLI AMS OVED THAT A PUB LI C HEARING CONCERNING
THE ANNUAL ST . LOUIS CATH OLI CHURCH 'S DINN ER ON NOVEMBER 13 , 1977 BE SEr AT
THE NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETI NG OC TOBER 17 , 1977 . Co uncilman So vern
seconded he mo ion. Up o n a call of the r o l l , th e vo te resulted as
follows :
Ay es :
Nays :
Ab sent:
Cou nci l Membe rs Williams , So vern , Smith , Mann , Brown ,Cl ayto n
None
Cou nc i l Memb e r Taylor
The May o r Pro Tern declare d the motion carried.
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Mayo r Pr o Tern Clayton a s k ed i f there wa s anyone in the audien c e
wishing t o spea k t o the Council .
William Ande rs on , 4981 S . Washington appeared b e f o re the Co unci l
an d commended the bi ll for a n or d inance re-o rdering the non -scheduled vi s i to r
sectio n t o be p lac e d followin he pre-scheduled visito r sectio n; however ,
Mr . Ande r son asked if this prohibited any v i sit or fr om spe aking to the Co un c il
on busine ss t hat transpire d afterwa rds .
time.
Cou n cilman Sovern stated t hat the rules could be suspended a t a ny
Councilman Smith stated t h at no visit o r woul d b e den ied the
oppor tunity to speak to the Council.
Mayor Pro Tern assured Mr. And e rs on t hat the ch air co ul d reco gnize
any visitor desiri ng to speak to the Counc il durin g the meeting .
There being no further business , t he me etin adj o urned at 11 :10 P.M .
~c£¥~ eputyCity Clerk
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P R O C L A M A T I O N --------
WHEREAS, each year in October, Americans join
with the people of other countries in celebrating the
anniversary of the United Nations--an institution created
to maintain international peace and security, to promote
the self-determination of peoples, to encourage respect
for human rights, and to foster economic and social welfare.
Americans have been instrumental in creating the
United Nations, in advancing cooperation through its forums,
and in providing, over the years, the largest share of its
financial support; and
WHEREAS, since its establishment at San Francisco
in 1945, the United Nations has undergone profound change.
Its membership has nearly trebled from the original 51
members, as most of the former c olonial areas of Asia and
Africa received their independence. New problems brought
on by developments in science and technology and by global
interdependence have tested the ability of governments to
cooperate harmoniously. Problems like the arms race, the
spread of nuclear weapons, the i nte rnational economic order,
the disposition of the world's oceanic resources, energy,
and environmental pollution transcend national boundaries,
making the United Nations and its specialized and technical
agencies of continuing importance to the international
community.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, JAMES L. TAYLOR, Mayor of the
City of Engle wood, Colorado, do hereby designate Saturday,
October 22, 1977, as United Nations Day. I have appointed
Marten E. Lathrop to be Englewood Chairman for United Nations
Day and I urge appropriate observances to inform citizens of
the aims and achievements of the United Nations and its
aff iliated agencies.
To commemo rate this day our City has planned a
special band presentation with speakers to be held at
Cinderella City, Bl ue Mall at the hour of 1:00 o'clock P.M.,
October 22, 1977.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand
this 17th day of October, 1977.
JAMES L. TAYLOR, Mayor
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PO BJx 1875
Engl e wood .Colorado 80 150
(303) 761 6809
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3400 South Ela ti SL re e t
Engl e wood , CO 80 1!0
ATTENTION :
Ge ntleme n:
Oc tober 12 , l977
Re: Little Dry Creek flood control
The lo de r a o rs c,f CONSENSUS wo u ld 1.ik e t o exp r ess their con c ern wit h
a r e c ent ,,r i c le o n Litl l e Dry Cr ee k fl ood con trol , which appea red i n t h e
Oc t obe r 1977 issue o f the Engl e wo od Citizen .
That a rtic le , ,.hich has been di s tributed t o more than 10,000 Eng l ewood
families , sla t es in pa rt:
" ... 1hr mo s popu l a r alternative, favored by 53%, would
lowe r th e prac lice field at Englewood High School to c r ea te a
dete nti o n po nd t o c o nt .1in flood wate rs. This alternative , how-
ever, i s unnc c epLablc to the School Uoard-.-,,-(emphasis added)
To s t th e r L'Co rd straight , we are e nclosing a copy of a letter from
Wheeler & Le wi s , Ar c hil<>cts , to Mr. Jo hn A. Ferguson, Assistant Supe r -
int:ende nt of Schoo l s , o f feri n g t o condu c t a fea s ibility study of Alte r nate 11 2
on be half of the Schn o l Board . Su c h a st ud y will enable the Board t o r eac h
a d ec i sio n after rn r P fu l c onside ration of th e local impa ct to school build-
ings and pr og r am s , and the community at large.
At no l i mc-h ,1s he-~c hoo l Uo n rcl .1nnounced its o p pos ition t o this c ritical
pro jec t . Rn thcr , th e ll oa rcl h ,1s s tated on num<>rous occas i o ns that it n eeds
s p ec ifi c inform.1ti on r q~.1rd i 11r. rhc-eff ct of a proposal of this magnitu de
be f o r e i c a n c o n s i dP r rnv s11c h a 1 L<'rn,1t ive . We are gra ti fle d at the co op-
era t i o n Mr . Kel l s W.1r•r,o n r , h is s t .1ff and Sellard s and Grigg hav e shown thus
fa r in trying t o an s,,•e ,· Lh e ir quc s Lions .
Mr. W.1 Lt J o rr,c n ~c n , KC'n Carlson and Lee Jo n es of ou r Fl ood Control
Co,runittee ha v e me L wirh Su pe r intende nt 11.,rper and Mr . Fe rguson to discuss
Ad mi n is tratio n's pn s iti.011 o n Alternate 112 and r e tu rn erl wit h a recommendation I • •
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S I BY M. WHEELER , AIA CAROL 8 . LEWIS , AIA PHONE 433 ,628 :
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Mr. ·John Ferguson
Asst. Superint endent of Schools
Englewood Publi c Schools
4101 South Banno c k Street
Engl ewood , Colorado 80110
Dear John:
We would be pl eased to serve the Englewood School District in a
feasibility study of the proposed flood plain a r ea north of the
Lowell El eme ntary Sc ho ol and its effec t on the School District's
property.
At this mom en t, it is dj f ficult to know the time that rni~ht be
c onsumed in s uc h a project. I n fairness t o a ll parties con-
cern ed, we wo uld prefer to es tablish the work cost o n an hourly
b a sis ($25.00) and with a total not to exceed $2 ,000 .00.
If yo u can agree t o th is arr angement , please let us know as we are
prepare d t o move a h ead inunedia t e l y .
Sincerely,
WHEELER & LEWIS , ARCHITECTS
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C~~. B. Lewis
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that the City hire Wheeler and Lewis , or a similar independent c onsu l tant
acceptable to the Sc hool Board , to make a detailed impact s tud y of the
proposed f lood plain area north of Lowell Elementary Schoo l and its e f f ect
on the School District 's prope r ty .
Since implementation of Al t e r nate #2 wou ld save t he taxpayers of
Englewood an estimated $70 0,000 over the nex t less ex pensive alternate,
and nearly $3 million less t ha n Alternate ll4 , with no d ec rease in protec-
tion against th e 100 -year fl ood , we respectfully r eque st the Englewood City
Co uncil to appropriate a sum of funds not to e xc eed $2 ,00 0 .00 for the
completion of such a study .
We fu rthe r reques t t ha t the necessary fu nds be appropriated at an
ea r ly date , so th a t a f i nal determination ca n be mad e by the School Board
a nd be ac t e d up on by Council before formal adop t ion of the City's 1978 budget.
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Enclosure
cc : James L. Ta ylo r, Mayo r
David B. Cl ay t on
Howard R. Br own
Vern Mann
Donald L , R. Smi t h
Dougla s T . Sove r n
Donald W. Williams
Joh;i. A. Fergus on
~dy McCown , City Ma na ge r
Yours tr u ly ,
CONSENSU S Fl ood Control Committee
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Ke nne th P. Carlson
Co-C ha irman
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J ,2 BEER OUT LET S
APPLIC ANT:
St Louis Church and Hom e Associ at ion
. 3301 a n d 33 1 0 S Sherman
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Public Hearing
POLICE AND FBI REP ORTS :
PREVI OUS CITY CO NCIL ACT IO NS DU RING PRI OR TWO YEA.RS ,
EXCLUD ING ANNUAL RElEWAL :
Specia l Eve nt Permit s
CITY ATT ORNEY'S REVIEW:
COM),IBNTS:
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ST A TE OF COLOR AO OR E C E I V E ,...n'-----=,DO,...,,,,NO=T-= .. ~ ... "'"" ... e=aca,----.......
D IP A II T M E N T O F R E V E N U E Q C T 1 i ]' r
!APPLICAtioN FOR SP&:IAL tYM.iliiiHltl
LIQUOII u1,01tCEM(NT o,,,cu·s ACTION
AHIOVIO
NSTRUC TlONS : Answ er a ll questions on this app~1911',F~E
get the approva l or 1our local liconcing autho rity~~&
page) and alee the approval of yQUr Colorado liquor enforceine nt
officer , Then aail th11 completed application with proper fee
to the Colorado Departaent o r Revenue, State Capitol Annex
0H.a.n1ov10
o•n
---UCIMH 1'U.l~HONI: NO~
Building, 1J7.5 Shennan St., Denver, Colorado 80 20 J. NO PERMIT cw,oc· .. ··-N•TUIIC
WI LL BE GRANTFll UNTIL THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN APPROVl!ll BY YOUK LOCAL LIC1'NSING AUTHORITY AND YOUK
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. Permits are granted for a niaxiJIN11 of two days. Colorado fees are :
J.2~ Beer -$10.00 per day; Beer, Wine and Liquor -$25 .00 per day. Your local licensing authority
will indicate the aaount of their fee •
.ALL AN&"WERS MUST BE PRINT!ll IN INK OR TYPEWRITTEN
What tn,e of pel'lli.t are you applying for7 OJ,2~ Beer EJeeerSc~81,f!;s't!!~78
1 . Applicant St Louis Church Hom e and School Ass o c. Telephone No. Rectory
761-3940
2, Trade Naae (if any>------------------------------
3. Address no1 13310 So Sherman City Eni:l ewood Count y.Ar,._.,.a..,p_.a .. h.._o._e._ _____ Color11do
4 .. A.ddrflH of pace to have temporary penut -EXACT LOCATION OF PREMISES MUST BE OIVEN. 01ve
s treet and ruaber, if possible. If place 1a located in a town or rural district where it ie
uipon1ble to givw street and !Nlllber, the lot and block nW11ber or pa.rt of section where located
1111.at be giftn.
3301 So. Sherman and Parish Center -331 0 So. Linc oln
Cit7 or Tovn __ En_g_l_e_w_o_o_d _______ _ Cou nty __ A_r_a_p_a_h_o_e _________ Colorado
5 , The EXACT date(s) tor which application ie being made for pen,it (no more than two da7e):
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P'rOII lis!V1 13aftt 1277 12:00 ~con to No v . 13, 1977 8 ;00 P,M.
HOUR DAT[ IICIHI
Froa to nm AiilN OAT£ HOU~
Do you have legal poaeeaaion of the prem ise& for which this application ie aade? xes
Is applicant organisation incorporat.cl. under the lava of thia etate for pirpoaes or a eoc1al,
frate rnal, patriotic, political, or a thletic nature, not for pecuniary gain ; or 1a it a
recuiarly chartered branch, lodge, or cha pter of a national organ1aat1on or aociety organized
for auch purpoeea, being non-profit in nature; or ie it a religious or philanthropic
institution? ~Yea 0No
If the applicant 1a an organir.ation incorporated in this 1tate f or •non-pecuniary• (non-i,rofit)
purpoeea, answer (a), (b), and (c)1
(a) Organized under the l ava of the State of CoJo. Ji>ariib
3310 So. Sherman (b) Principal bu1nen ia conducted at __________ _.
(c) .!l.!!!!. Home Addren
uai f o~ ... a.-i+1R,......,1,~9..,.1,..,.1, ___ _
Count:,: Arapahoe
City
Date or
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Mary Bell Vice -rrea. 4100 S. Pontiac S t . Denver 2/26 /40
--~----------Treasurer 1171 Oxford PL Englewood 7/21/33
2.a.t lee 4/23/48 _X_i_i _c_e __ A_n_a_s_t_a_s_I _____ ~ecretary _4_2~7_2_~S~._.;;G~a~l_a~p~a-'"""g_o_.;;S_t_._E_ng~-l-e_w_o_o_d ________ _
CarR] e Mascbka Manager 4152 W. Greenwood Pl. Denver 3/2 2 /42
9. Are the1'Wiktlfiig~Wn11t1Ci facilities of appli3ci~eso!-gaJi'iWB'6t1in~~e·quaPt1tXf1iervinc ~U..~3
or~eete of the organization by reason or th~ nature of the apec1al event which ia echeduled?
LJ!ea []No
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1 .';!1, Be l'r Act? 0Yes 1:_JNo If Y,•:;, to whon is tlw llrrn i:c-.i ;,:,ur,d7
H:is :i ny spec i:tl events permit. ~C'n i:s :s u rd to .VO\J wHUn t!rn c·u rr.,nt calenda r .veor7
0Yes ONo If yes , for how many days? One day-S t . Patric kirs Day
••*The fo l l o wing affidavit is to be signed a nd acknowlF.dgcd by or~anization•••
c.TATE OF COLORADO
S t . Louis Church Hom e and School Assoc.
r:ounty of Arapaho e
herself
a nd Cecilia Latendresse , being by me firr;t duly sworn, if for ~:it. deposes and :,;iy~,;
she Presid e nt
that~ is the applicant above nam ed ; or that !me is of the abov•· n~m,·d
corporation ; that S\C has read the f oregoing application and th;U_She knows the contents th,•r «o f .
nnd thAt all matters and things therein set. f o rth "r " true of h'rs own kno\fledr-:c, andshe a1~•·•·•·:
lo conform t o all rules and recu lat.ions promu l 1?."t>?d hy the DEPART!-lE!(T OF kEVr;NUE IN COil!'H-J:Tl(;M
1HEREWI1"il.
:,'ubsc ribed and sworn to bcfon, me Ud.s \ 0 ~
day of
SIGNATURE OF NOTARY PU~LIC
\uy llYTii .H~ .. :: .. . ....... ,;z-.i:.;, ! ., ... ]
Attach seal. My Co111,~ission t'X pi r es ~~~~~-
INSTRUCTION S
St. Louis Church Home and School
Corporate Name Assoc.
By~ ~/~<-c.A~
President or Secretary
rr the pre11118.e11 .arf! located wi t hin a town or city, the approval shown below should be signe d by
t hr Mayor and Clerk. If the p rn111.i.ses arP l ocated in a counly, then this approvnl should br·
• j r;ned by the Chairman of the Board o f County Commissioners a nd the, Clerk to the Board. If, h.Y
•wdinance or otherwise, the local licensing autho r ity is so:ne other official, t hen such a pprov:il
~ t,ould be signed by such officia l.
!REPORT .U:tl APP ROVAL OF lDCAL LICENSING AUT HO RITY!
·: i,e forego ing application has been examined and the premises, business conducted and
-·h;1racter of the applicant is sati::;factory , and we do report that such permit, if granted,
ui ll comply with the provision of Chapter 75. Artic le J , C.R.$. 196 J , as amended.
Th,e r pfore the foregoing applicati on is herE>by approved.
IJ :.ted at _________ thi5 ________ day of ___________ _ A.D. 1': __ •
1h rne of town , city or county----------------------------------
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of Title of Other Lirensi ng Autbori.ty
h n r.·st.: __________________ _
Clerk or ~ec r eta ry or Oth~·r Cffi,.., J(., .. · , .. · '·.·
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PUBLIC HEARING
Notice ol • public heerlng wUI
be held on October 17 , 11n et
7:30 p .m. In .Iha City CounoN
Chambers , Cll y Hell . 3400
Soulh Elati 8trNI, Englewood,
Colorado. The City Council of I
the City of Englewood wlll con-
elder • 1peclat event, permit lor
beer. wine and liquor for the St.
1 Louie Catholic Church, 3301 6 .
/ Sherman for November 1 3
1977. .
The C ity Council ol the City 01
Englewood la requHllng·wriUen
or verbal comment• to be made
at th is hearing conce<ninu the
ope«:lal event• pe!mll for II.
I Louie Catho_llc Church on ·
November 13, 1977.
All lnterHted partle1 mey
ellller •u-11 • leN., to the
Englewood City Council, 3400
South Elall llrNt,' 'l!ngl-ood,
Coloredo, 80110, or 'appear and :
be h .. rd at Iha ,11lor•••ld time
and place... 11 j
• fat WIiiiam o. Jemaa 1
ex-officio City
Clerk-Trea1urer
Publlahed~Oct-r 5, 1177
Englewood Herald Sentinel
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To whom it may concern:
This is to verify that the Home and School Organization of
St, Louis School, 3301 South Sherman St., Englewood, ColGrado,
is a non-profit organization.
Sincerely yours,
t_2t~ a~.i,.:
Alice Anastasi
Secretary of Home and School
St. Louis School
ST, LOUIS CHURCH IS THE LEGAL OWNER OF ST, LOUIS
SCHOOL AND PARISH CENTER.
CJi~??•~J~A
Ms g /. Berna rd J,
Pasto r -St. Lou ·
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Co-Chairman of the Jamboree
St. Louis School
Dear Mrs, Lamm:
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Thia ia t c verify that the committee in charge of the Jamboree
of St. Louis School for 1977 have made attempts to locate
another place suitable to hold the Jamboree. They have been
unsuccessful,
Sincerely yours,
~o~~
Alice Anastasi
Secretary of Home and ~chool
St. Louis School
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
September 20, 1977
I. CALL TO ORDER ,
The Regular Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
was called to order by Chairman Pierson at 7:00 p.m.
Members present: Wade, Williams, Lathrop, OWens, Parker,
Pierson, Smith, Draper.
Richard Wanush, Ex-officio
Members absent : Tanguma
Also present: D. A. Romans, Assistant Director of
Community Development ; Steve House, Associate
Planner.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Chairman Pierson stated that the Minutes of the September 7,
1977 meeting were to be considered for approval.
Parker moved:
Smith seconded: The Minutes of the September 7, 1977 meeting
be approved as written.
AYES: Lathrop, Owens, Parker , Pierson, Smith
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Tanguma
ABSTAINING : Wade, Draper, Williams
The motion carried.
III. LITTLEHORN REZONING. CASE #14-77
Chai rman Pierson stated that the Littlehorn Rezoning Application
is before the Planning Commission f or Public Hearing.
Parker moved:
OWe ns seconded : The Public Hearing for the Littlehorn Rezoning
Application be opened.
AYES: Wade, Wil liams, Lathrop, OWens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith , Draper
NA YS : None
ABSENT: Tanguma
The motion carried.
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Chairman Pierson spoke on the items the Planning Commission
considers before a rezoning decision is made:
l, That there is a possibility a mistake has bee n made i n
the orig inal zoning of an area,
2 , That there have b een sig n ificant changes in the area which
may c a ll for a rezoning o f the area.
3, That an individual has been denied th e us e of their l and,
4, That the area to be rezoned covers a t least one city b lock,
5, That proof has been brought before the Commission that
there is a need for an expansion of the particular zone
classification.
6. That the rezoning would be in compliance with the Master
Plan.
Chairman Pierson cited the King's-Mill Homeowner's Association
v. The City of Westminster Case which was heard in December
of 1976 and published in Colorado Lawyer in February of 1977.
"In its f indings, the Court ruled that the standard for
acceptance of the change [in zoning] was whether the proposed
zoning action was in compliance with the Master Plan [also
known as the Comprehensive Plan], In which case, the action
need only relate to the general welfare of the communi ty,
Where the rezoning was in violation of the Master Plan ,
the Court ruled that there must be some change in the
conditions of the neighborhood to support the zoning change,"
"The power to impose conditions on rezoning is an exercis e
of the police power and such conditions are valid as long
as they are reasonably conceived,"
Conditions can be imposed "to mak e the change from residentia l
to commercial use a smooth transition,"
"In determining whether spot zoning is invo lved, the t est is
whether the change in question was made with the purpose of
f urthering a Comprehensive Zoning Plan or designed me rely
to relieve a particular property from the restric t ions o f
the zoning regulations."
The Chairman went on to clarify t hat the Commission had not
determined whether this was spot zoning in as much as
further testimony in this hearing was yet to be heard.
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Mrs. Pierson t hen explained that the general f ormat to f ollow
in the r ezo n ing of an area is :
1. A staff report is presented by the Communit y Development
Depar tment ,
2. A sta tement from the applicant is received.
3 . The floor is made open and statements and comments are
t aken from those in attendance .
Tangu ma a r rived at 7 :10 p .m. and was seated with the
Commis sion.
Ch airm a n Pierson asked that, at this time, the Commission
h ear the staff report regarding this application from Mrs.
Doroth y Romans. Mrs, Romans was duly sworn in and testified
th a t the case being presented for the Commission's decision,
Case #14-77, Joh n J, Littlehorn Rezoning Application, is an
a pplication to rezone t h e foll owing described area from
R-1-C t o R-2-C:
"Beginning at a point 99 feet West of the NE corner
of the NW 1 /4 of the NE 1 /4 of Sec t ion 9, Township
5 South, Range 68 West of th e 6th P .M.; thence
West along the north line of Section 9, a distance
of 230.8 feet ; thence South a distance of 330 feet ;
thence East a distance of 230.8 feet; thence North
a dista nce o f 330 feet to the point o f beginning,
containing 1.75 acres, more or less,"
The propert y has been posted and a notice of the hearing
a ppeared in the 31st o f August issue of the Englewood
S e nt i nel, The parcel i s in four separate ownerships shown
i n t h e Staff Report. The maps were available for the view
of t he audience and the Commission. Parcel 1 is owned by
Mr. J ohn Littlehorn. Parcel 2 is owned by William & James
J ackson. Parcel 3 is owned b y the Midwest Real Est ate
Excha nge, Inc. and Parcel 4 is owned by the Seventh Day
Adv ent ist Association of Colora do c/o of Mrs. Rosa Lee
Banks .
Mrs, Romans stated that it is possible f or one perso n t o
include o t her land i n his application wh e n applying f or
r ezon ing. Sh e pointed out the subject area on the Comprehensive
Zonin g Map on the Cou nc il Ch am bers wall, The subject
propert y is in an R-1 -C, Single-Family Residence Zone
District . Immedia tely to the west, the land is zoned I-1,
L i gh t Industrial. The ar ea being considered for rezoning
i s 1.27 acres. The proposed rezoning is to R-2-C, Medium
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03nsit y District, This District permits a single or two-
family dwelling unit ; a triplex or a fourplex canno t be
built in the R-2-C Zone District ,
The staff is consi dering this specif ic zo n e as a "buffer"
zone between the I-1 District to the west a n d t h e R-1 -C
Dis trict to the east. Dorothy Roman s submitted several
photographs of the site to th e Comm ission. Mrs. Romans
furt her stated that this type of zoni n g, Medium Density,
would be in compl i ance with the Comprehensive Plan ,
The matter was referred to City d e par tments and the Pub lic
Service Company and Mountain Be ll . No objections to this
rezoning have been received,
The property being considered h as no, been subdivi ded a nd
before it can be developed, a subdivision plat must be
c onsidered. However, at this hearing, we are only
c onsidering the rezoning of ,his property,
Mr. Larry Owens questioned whether Mr. Littlehor n was
required to go to the Board of Adjustment. Mrs. Romans
responded that he did not have to, but did so to request
a variance to build on a 5100 s quare f oo t lo t on his
property rather than on the required 6000 square foot
building site.
Mr. OWens further asked if the property can b e divided into
f our parcels and still have a minimum of 6000 square foot
lots . Mrs. Romans answered that it was doubtful thi s woul d
be possible. An access to the property would have to be
provided by Mr. Littlehorn.
Mr. Chalmers Parker asked about the 15 foot access onto
Quincy Avenue from Parcel #4. Mrs . Romans stated that this
is an access to the property on which Mrs. Banks lives.
It is not designated as a right-o f -way ; rather, it is a
priv ate road.
Mr. Tanguma asked if there is right-of-way on the south
si de o f the property? Dorothy Romans answered that it is
not a right-of-way; but an easement.
Cha irman P ierson called for a statement f rom the applicant,
Mr. John J. Littlehorn. Mr. Littlehorn was duly sworn in.
Mr. Littlehorn stated that he felt that the proposal
was thoroughly covered by Mrs. Romans. He has ex amined
the area and f ound this is th e best and possibly the only
th ing t o do to be fair to future purchasers o f the
property and to those who own the adjacent property , Several
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Mr . Smith q uestioned whether t he applicant had any access
to the east . Mr. Lit t lehorn stated that he does not but
that h e wo u l d l i ke to submit a proposal for a private road
and an e asemen t aiong t he sou t h side of the home at
4335 Sou th Lipan Street for the Fire Department . Mr. Smith
a lso aske d i f Mr. Lit t lehorn intended to break up this
property into thre e 6 7 00 foot parcels. In answer, Mr.
Littlehorn stated that he would like to build duplexes and
that he would only break up the property if there was a
cond iminium complex b reakdown. Under the present zoning,
Mr. Littlehorn felt that he could only build one house
on the property.
Ch airman Pierson asked if any one else would like to comment
on the r e zoning application.
Mrs . Banks asked whether a letter has been received from
t he Seventh Day Adventist Church. Mrs. Romans answered
t hat none had been received by her office.
There were no persons in attendance at the Hearing who
spoke further in favor of the rezoning.
Ch a i rman Pierson asked if anyone would like to speak in
oppos i tion to the rezoning application. Mr. Steve Meyer,
4330 S out h Lipan was duly sworn in, He stated that he is
not opposed to Mr. Littlehorn developing the land. His
main objection is the parking situation that may result
from the increase in the housing situation. He does
not want the increa s ed tra f fic near his home,
Mr. Merle Doan, 1201 W. Radcliffe, was duly sworn in. He
al so st ated tha t he is not against Mr. Littlehorn developing
t he land. Mr. Doa n did not like to see so many houses
bu il t i s such a small are a. Th e area is already too
c ong ested and there is onl y a narrow access road into
the p roperty.
Mrs. Wa d e said t hat the wa y the property is built up now,
it wou ld only leave Quincy Avenue as an access to the
property . S h e wanted t o know wh e ther this was correct.
Mr. Do a n sa i d th i s was so.
Mrs. Pierso n aske d Mr. Li ttle horn if he had a right-of-way
through his prope r t y. Mr . Litt lehorn answered that it would
be st r i ctly an easement on the property and the emergency
access t o S outh Lipan Stre et will be locked and be used
only by the Fi re Depa rtme nt.
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Mrs. Banks again questioned whether anything written h a d been
received f rom the Seventh Da y Adventist Church, Mrs. Romans
said the staff had not received anything from them, bu t th e
Church was mailed a copy of the Sta ff Re port. Mr. Littlehorn
said that he spoke to the Secretary o f the Church Treasury
i n the latter part of last week and was told that the Chur c h
is not in a position to take a stand in this matter. Mrs.
Banks is the trustee for the property and she has the final
say in the matter.
Mr. OWens requested that Mr. Litt lehorn explain exactly what
he had in mind. Was he going to develop only his prope rt y
or the whole parcel? Mr. Littlehorn answere d that he will
only be developing his own property. The Jacksons would
also like to have the rezoning and had include d their name
on the application.
Mr. Smith commented that it was stated in the Staff Repor t
that this section would be a "buffer", To him, it looked
like "spot zoning", Mr. Richard Wanush replied that
the Commission has to decide whether this is spot zoning
or not. The critical element is the ability to develop
the land. The greatest issue is if there is a good chance
for Mr. Littlehorn and the other owners to develop their
property under the present zoning.
Mr . Tanguma asked what side of this parcel did Mr. Littlehorn
propose the street would be on. Mr, Littlehorn stated that
he would like the drive to curve across the property. The ro ad
would possibly be of gravel,
There being no further testimony, Chairman Pierson asked i f
there would be a motion to close the hearing,
OWens moved:
Smith seconded: The Public Hearing of Case #14-77 , John J.
Littlehorn Rezoning Application , be closed,
AYES : Wade, Williams, Lathrop, Owens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith, Tanguma, Draper
NAYS: None
ABSEN T: None
The motion carried.
Williams moved: That the case cited by Mrs. Pierson , Kin g's-
Mill, be struck from the record,
No second.
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Smith mov ed:
Williams seconded: That Case #14-77, John J. Littlehorn
Rezoning Application, be denied,
Mr . Sm ith stated that this is a unique property arrangement
an d th e City wou ld be an R-2-C District right in the middle
of an R-1-C District. If the R-2-C District is proposed as
a "buffer", i t should run the length of the entire I-1
District . The property could be developed as it is even
though it is unusual,
Mr . Owens concurred with Mr. Smith. It is a unique area;
but it do es have possibilities. However, he doesn't know
if the requested zoning would permit the highest possible
use of the property . Possibly something else could be
worked out at a later time.
Mr s. Wade stated that if the whole area is going to be
developed, it is one thing . But , if you have a piece meal
development, someone will be unable to use their property .
Chairman Pierson felt that it would be easier if all the
property owners were to go ahead with a planned development
proposal. Mr . Littlehorn is certainly deprived of his use
of the property he owns and the rezoning is agreeable with
the Co mprehensive Plan.
Mr. Tanguma objected to the rezoning because it seems to
be a "little island", He foresaw problems that would develop
in the future.
Mrs. Pierson stated that it is such an odd piece of property.
She does not think it could be reasonably developed as a
single family dwelling.
Mr . Smith stated that good negotiations are needed to put
th e pa rce ls together and develop the property. This, in turn,
wou ld encourage cooperation between the neighbors .
A reading o f the motion was called.
AYES: Wade, Williams, Lathrop , Qwens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith, Tanguma, Draper
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The motion carried .
Cha irm an Pierson granted a short recess before the meeting
c ontinued.
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The meeting was called to order a t 8 :13 p .m .
Members present: Wade, Williams , Lathrop, Owens, Parke r,
Pierson, Smith , Tanguma, Draper
Members absent : None
IV. SUBDIVISION WAIVER. Case #17-77 1 Jim Dandy Res t aur ant
Chairman Pierson asked for a motion to open Case #17-77,
Subdivision Waiver for Jim Dandy Restaurant ,
Smith mov ed:
Tanguma seconded : The Subdivision Waiver, Case #17-7 7,
be opened.
AYES : Wad e , Williams, Lathrop , OWens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith, Tanguma, Draper
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The motion carried.
Steve House stated that the applicant, Mr. Paul Smith, is
requesting a subdivision waiver on the Centenni a l Shopping
Center property designated as Parcel 3 on a previous subdivision
waiver. ownership of the shopping center is in the name o f
Mr. Harold Kalke, the trustee, and he is represented by Mr.
Paul Smith. The site is locate d in a typical shopping cent er with
ample parking lots surrounding the area. The zoning is B-3
in the area to the east which is in Littleton , Under our
zoning, B-2, Business, the proposed restaurant is a permitted
use. The history of the area is as follows: In 1962, it
was zoned as a single-family zone upon annexation to the
City. In 1963, it was changed to C-2, which is similar to
our present B-2. Its main history has been commercial zonin g .
The applicant proposes the building of a Jim Dandy Restaurant.
There would be eleven parking spaces in the area for the
restaurant. The staff feels there is sufficient access to
the site from West Belleview Avenue on the south and South
Federal Boulevard on the east.
No objections were received from the Engineering Departme n t,
Mountain Bell, or Public Service in regards to this
subdivision waiver. The Colorado Department of Highways
has no objection to the waiver but expressed concern about
an acceleration and deceleration lane on Federal and Bel leview
that was to be constructed by the shopping center. It wa s
explained that this construction must be completed before a
Certificate of Occupancy is issued for the Centennial State
Bank, The recommendation of the staff is for approval of
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the subdivision waiver for the f ollowing reasons:
1. There are no benefits to be gained by the City
or public by requiring a Subdivision Plat to
be prepared.
2. It complies wit h the subdivision regulations
and is consistent with the objectives and
purposes o f t he Comprehensive Plan and the
Co mprehensive Zoning Ordinance.
The staff recommends the approval of the Subdivision
Wa iver subject to the f ollowing CX>nditions:
1. That no f urther division of the Centennial
Shopping Center site legally described as
f ollows, take place until a subdivision plat
is submitt e d and approved f or the entire site:
"Beginning at a point 40.0 feet North and 200.0 feet
East of the Southwest corner of the W 1 /2 of the
SW 1 /2 of the SE 1 /4 o f Section B, Township 5 South,
Ra nge 68 West of 6th PM ., thence N 89 degrees
43 1 52.5" E Para l lel t o the South Line of the
s aid W 1 /2 459.31 fe et to the East line of the W 1/2
o f the SW 1 /4 of the SE 1 /4 of said Section 8,
thence NO d e grees 00' 1311 W along the last line of
said W 1 /2 680.37 feet, thence SO degrees W
150.0 feet to t he point of recorded January 4, 1957
in Book 999 at Page 22 and described as f ollows : Tract
No . l for Well No. 1-the South 12 feet side being
parall el with and 414.5 f eet North o f the South line
o f said section 8 and the West 9 feet end being
parallel with and 90.5 feet East of the West line
of said SE 1 /4. Parcel 8 l containing 351,488.68
square feet or 8, 06907 acres of land more or less."
2. That no permits be issued for c ons t ruction on the
site until the determination has been made by
Urban Dra i nage and the Department of Engineering
Services as to whether or not the property is in
the 100-year flood plain f or the Sout h Platt e
River. If it is determined to be in t h e flood
plain, construction must be approved by the
Department of Engineering Services f or compliance
with the Fl ood Plain Ordinance, Section 22.48
of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance.
Mr. Ho use explained that the Feder al Insurance Actministration
Map is divided into three zones:
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the 100-year flood area, Zone A
Zone B
Zone C
the area between 100 and 5 00-y ar flood.
the area a ff ected by a 500-year or gre ater f l o o d.
If it is Zone A, the Engineering Department wou ld r esolve
the problem by having the floor elevation one f o o t a b o v e t h e
flood plain requirements.
Chairman Pierson asked if the applic a nt wo uld like to make
a statement ,
Mr.Paul Smith said he would like to answer any qu est ion s that
the Commission members may have.
Mrs. Wade asked what type of restaurant is a Jim Dandy
Restaurant? Mr. P. Smith replied that it is a fast food ,
take-out restaurant. Mrs. Wade further asked why this
area was chosen for the restaurant site , Mr. Smi th s tate d
t hat a market investigation study was don e an d i t p roved
this area to be a good site for the restaurant .
Mr. Parker questioned whether this would be the f irst Jim
Dandy Restaurant in Englewood? Mr. P. Smith r e plied that
this would be the second one.
Mr. Draper asked where the customers would exit, Steve House
said that vehicles would exit at curb cuts on Belleview or
on Federal.
Mrs. Wade wanted to know if Mr. P. Smith was familiar with
the shopping center, and asked if he had been around the area
at shopping times . Mr. P. Smith replied that he had been.
Mrs. Wade further stated that the parking lot is almost entirely
filled a great part of the time, She felt that the space
that would be taken by the parking spaces would be a det r iment
to the shopping center. She inquired whether he talked wi t h
anyone in King Soopers. Mr. P. Smith stated that he had
s poken with Mr. Brook from King Soopers and that he h a d made
several suggestions with which they have complied. King
Soopers had also suggested this particular area f or the Jim
Dandy Restaurant.
Mr. Lathrop further wondered if Mr. P. Smith had polled any
other people and businesses besides King Soopers to see what
their feelings were. Mr. P. Smith stated that he had not
polled any others, but Jim Dandy's realty department had and
f ound no objections to the restaurant.
Further discussion ensued.
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Williams seconded:
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Jim Dandy Restaurant, be granted subject
to the two recommendations of the Community
Development Department.
AYES: Williams, Lathrop, Owens, Parker, Smith, Tanguma,
Draper
NAYS: Wade, Pierson
ABSENT: None
The motion carried.
V. AUTO WRECKING /JUNKYARD ORDINANCE PROPOSED REVISION.
Chairman Pierson granted a few minutes for the Commission to
look over the Auto Wrecking memorandum from the staff.
Dorothy Romans spoke on these proposed amendments. She stated
that three of the members of the Commission visited the
automobile wrecking yards in Englewood on September 7th.
Informal discussion then took place and these are the
resulting suggestions:
Automobile Wrecking and Junk Yards would become a Conditional
Use in the 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District. Upon
application, the Commission and the City Council would
consider each Yard individually.
Major requirements would be:
1. The yard shall be on one parcel or adjoining parcels,
with a minimum area of five acres.
2. A yard would have to be enclosed by an eight-foot
decorative fence of wood or an eight-foot concrete,
block or brick wall.
3. All yards approved pursuant to these provisions shall
comply with the provisions o f the Auto Wrecking and
Junk Yard Ordinance o f the 1969 Englewood Municiple Code.
4. Any automobile wrecking or junk yard licensed as of the
date o f the ordinance, would be considered to be a legal
use and could be expan ded onto abutting property, provided
the expan ded yard meets the requirements of this ordinance
and any other.
Mr. Tanguma questioned whether ABZ Automobile Wrecking Yard
must buy three acres to expand if they now only have two
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acres o f land? Dorothy Roma ns said they would not have to
under this proposal and that she is of the opinion that such
a restriction would be unreasonable. In this case, ABZ has
no adjoining land. The purpose of the amendme nts is t o
give the owners opportunity to improve their yards, not
to further restrict them. It was pointed out that any
expansion of an existing ya rd would not be required to
come before the Planning Commission under this provision.
Only new yards would have to come to the Commission and
City Council.
Mrs. Wade asked if AB Z were to expand, would they have to
put up the eight-f oot fence. Mrs. Romans answered that they
would, but only if they were to expand; the new requirements
would not be retroactive otherwis e .
Proceeding, Mrs. Romans said that in the I-2, General
Industrial District, it is proposed that the Commission
would add automobile wrecking and junk yards as a permitted
use ; but, the yard must meet the requirements o f Section 1-11,
Chapter 2, Title VI, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code,
as amended.
§22.5-21 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance would also need
to be deleted. This section refers to the automobile
wrecking and junk yards as non-conforming us es . Dorothy
Romans would suggest this be repealed and us e this number f or
the proposed Conditional Use Ordinance.
These amendments would hav e to go to public hearing before
the Commission and then to Council f or public hearing.
Chairman Pierson suggested that the wording in (1 ) and (2)
on page 1 be changed to clari f y the me a ning.
Discussion ensued.
Williams moved:
Tanguma seconded : The amendments as proposed to the Compre -
hensive Zoning Ordinance and 1969 E.M.C.
as amended, b e s ubmi tted f or public
hearing on October 18 , 1977 at 7:00 p.m.
AYES: Wade, Williams, Lathrop, Owens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith, Tanguma, Draper
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The motion carried.
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VI. FIN DINGS OF FACT.
Tanguma moved:
Lathrop seconded: The Findings of Fact on the Cherokee
Kiva Planned Development be accepted
and referred to the City Council.
AYES: Lathrop, Owens, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAINING: Wade, Williams, Draper
The motion carried.
VII. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE,
Richard Wanush briefly stated that City Council approved
the Commission's motion to downgrade South Santa Fe to a
Principal Arterial.
VIII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE.
Parker moved :
Smith seconded: The Commission send a letter of commendation
to Plaza de Medico for the fine job that was
done on the Planned Development.
AYES : Wade, Williams, Lathrop, Owens, Parker, Pierson,
Smith, Tanguma, Draper
NAYS : None
ABSENT: None
The motion carried .
The meeting adjourne d at 9 :19 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION •
DATE: October 4, 1977
SUBJECT: Findings of Fact for Case #14-77
RECOMMENDATION:
Wade moved:
Smith seconded: The Planning Commission approve the Findings
of Fact on Case #14-77, said Findings pertaining
to the rezoning request filed by Mr . John J.
Littlehorn, and Messrs . William and James
Jackson for a change of zone classification
from R-1-C, Single-family Residence, to R-2-C
Medium Density Residence ; said Findings of
Fact are to be forwarded to City Council as
a matter of information.
AYES : Parker, Pierson, Smith, Wade, Williams, Lathrop, Draper
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Tanguma, Owens
The motion carried.
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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Recording Secretary
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO . 14-77 , )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS, )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO )
THE APPLICATION TO REZONE A )
CERTAIN AREA OF THE CITY FROM )
R-1-C, SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE, )
TO R-2-C, MEDIUM DENSITY RESI-)
DENCE , PURSUANT TO §22.3-2 OF )
THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING )
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF )
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. )
A Public Hearing was held in connection with
Case No, 14-77, on September 20, 1977, in the City Council
Chambers at the Englewood City Hall, at 7:00 P.M. The
following members of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
were present : Mr. Draper, Mr. Lathrop, Mr, <>wens, Mr. Parker,
Mrs , Pierson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Tanguma, Mrs . Wade and Mr. Williams .
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon review of the evidence taken in the form of
testimony, presentations, reports and filed documents, the
Commission makes the following findings of fact:
1. That proper notice of the meeting to consider
the requested rezoning was given by publishing and posting.
2. That the area in question is described aa :
"Beginning at a point 99 feet West of the NE corner of the
NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 9, Township 5 South, Range
68 West of the 6th P.M.; thence West along the north line of
Section 9, a distance of 230 ,8 feet; thence South a distance
of 330 feet; thence East a distance of 230,8 feet; thence
North a dis t ance of 330 fee t to the point of beginning, con-
taining l. 75 acres, more or less."
3. That the a pplication was filed by :
Mr. John J . Lit tlehorn
4530 South Broadway
Englewood, Colorado
and
Mr, William R. Jackson
Mr. James Jackson
c /o Jackson Brothers
701 West Hampden Avenue
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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4 , That the owners of the property within the
subject area are:
Parcel No. 11 1 11 :
John J, & Marie o. Littlehorn
4530 South Broadway
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Parcel No. "2":
William R. Jackson
James W. Jackson
c/o Jackson Bros. Investment Co.
701 West Hampden Avenue
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Parcel No. 11 3 11 :
Midwest Real Estate Exchange, Inc.
P.O. Box 1749
Evergreen, Colorado 80439
Parcel No. "4":
Seventh Day Adventist Association of Colorado
2520 South Downing Street
Denver, Colorado
c/o Ms. Rosa Lee Banks
1296 West Quincy Avenue
Englewood, Colorado 80110
5. That the area with which the application is con-
cerned was annexed to the City by Ordinance No. 22, Series of
1955, and was zoned R-1-D, Single-family Residence from that
time until 1963, In 1963, the subject property was zoned R-1-C,
Single-family Residence by Ordinance No, 26, Series of 1963,
by which Ordinance the R-1-D Zone District was repealed.
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owned by John
other parcels
primarily for
That the site within the subject area which is
and Marie o. Littlehorn is vacant, and that the
included in the application for rezoning are
single-family residential use,
7. That the land to the north, east and south of
the subject site is zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence, and
is developed for single-family residential use.
8, That the land to the west is zoned I-1, Light
Industrial, which land is used for industrial purposes.
9, That Mr. Littlehorn applied for and was granted
a Subdivision Waiver on April 22, 1975, to divide a parcel of
land into six parcels, two of which have been developed with
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single-family residences by Mr. Littlehorn, and single-family
residences are under construction at this time on the three
remaining lots which front on South Lipan Street. The sixth
parcel, a site 67 feet by 300 feet, is undeveloped and is in-
cluded in the subject application,
10. That the R-2-C Zone classification could not
be considered as an adequate buffer between the Industrial
Zone District to the west and the single-family development
to the east and, therefore, the request could not be approved
based solely on the assumption that it would so serve,
11. That persons in attendance at the Hearing testified
they own homes in the immediate area and have relied upon the
R-1-C Single-family Residence Zone District, which is applied
to the subject site, to assure that any development of that
property would be compatible with the single-family residential
character of the neighborhoods to the north, east and south,
and that the traffic generated by an increase in density would
be of concern.
CONCLUSIONS
1, That proper notice of the Public Hearing was
given.
2. That two parcels within the subject area are now
used for single-family residential purposes.
3. That the most recent development in the subject
area has been the construction of five single-family residences
upon land adjoining the subject site on the east.
4. That property owners in the adjacent area have
relied on the present R-1-C, Single-family Residence Zone Dis-
trict which is applied to the subject site to maintain the
low-density residential character of the neighborhood,
5, That it has not been shown that the property
cannot be developed under the present zone classification.
6. It was not shown that the original zoning of
the subjec t area was in error.
7 . That the present zone classification will continue
to conserve and stabilize the value of the property and to
promote the health, safety, morals and general welfare of all
in accordance with a Comprehensive Plan.
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RECOMMENDATION
~ Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City
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City of Englewood, Colorado, that the application o f John
Littlehorn and William R. Jackson, Case No. 14-77, to rezone
the property her einafter described from R-1-C, Single-family
Residence, to R-2-C, Medium Density Residence, be denied:
"Beginning at a point 99 feet West of the NE
corner of the NW 1 /4 of the NE 1 /4 of Section 9, Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M.; thence West along the
north line of Section 9, a distance of 230.8 feet ; thence
Sout h a distance of 330 feet ; thence East a distance of 230.8
feet ; thence North a dist ance of 330 feet to t he poin t o f
beg inning, containing 1.75 acres, more or less."
Upon a vote at a meeting of the Commission on
September 20, 1977.
Those me mbers voting in favor of the motion to
recommend against the rezoning: Mr. Draper, Mr. Lathrop ,
Mr. Owen s, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Pierson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Tanguma,
Mrs. Wade and Mr. Williams.
Those members voting in opposition of the motion to
recommend against the rezoning: None .
Those members absent: None.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANC E 4 • EXPENDITURES TO 1977 BUDG ET
C GENE RAL FUND
Through Se ptember , 1977
Last Last Annual Current Year to Da te % of Year Ye ar Budge t Expenditures Expenditures Budget to Date _%_
Legis l a tion & Council:
City Council $ 100,126 $ 3,506 $ 83,850 84 $ 62,668 87 Bo a rd of Adjustment 3,277 253 2,076 63 2,153 56 Caree r Service 3 ,856 179 1,974 51 1,330 75 Planning & Zoning 4 ,924 229 2 ,879 58 3 ,406 80 Lib r a ry 3 ,4 33 277 1,198 35 2,548 8 8 Cit y Attorney 103 ,553 7,846 80,043 ]_]_ 69,883 12. Su b -Total $ 219,169 $ 12 ,290 $ 172,020 78 $ 141,988 80
Adm inistra tion:
City Manage r $ 143 ,5 93 $ 8,970 $ 94,494 66 $ 82,105 73 Personnel 101,920 7 ,731 67,742 66 48,614 66 Tr easur y & Re co rd 100 ,256 7 ,871 60,822 61 64,591 75 Municipa l Co urt 83,368 7,3 6 2 66,031 79 63,671 76 . ccou nting 162,8 25 (8 ,214 ) 63,069 39 105,119 79 L)ata Processing 0 21 ,27 6 60,861 0 Rev e nue Div ision 111,852 9 ,251 82,636 74 82,764 76 Pur chasing 185,261 7 964 145,541 22 136 I 243 81
Sub-To tal $ 889',075 $ 62 ,211 $ 641 ,196 72 $ 583,107 76
Public Works :
Senior Surrey $ 39 ,168 $ 2 ,8 78 $ 31,325 80 $ 26,050 76 Engineering 197 ,742 13 ,985 140,227 71 111,650 77 Streets & Drng. 8 23,058 45,959 536,075 65 545 ,161 74 Traffic Reg . 245,286 17,565 186,291 76 172,882 76 Bldg. Mafot nance 277,778 20 ,47 0 205,236 !!! 194,215 66
Sub-Total $1 ,583 ,032 $ 100,857 $1 ,099,154 69 $1,049 ,958 73
Fire Departmen t: $1,598 ,5 26 $ 130 ,127 $1,215,860 76 $1,041,627 74 I • • •
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General Fund
TI!roug h ~mber, 1977 p e 2
Last Last Annual Current Year to Date % of Year Ye ar Budget Expenditures Expenditures Budget to Date _%_
Police:
Police Dept. $1,735,133 $ 136,475 $1,271,316 73 $1,151,207 74 Conununications 250,899 21 ,544 175,249 70 169,275 74 Animal Shelter 91,325 10,173 65,477 11. 40,843 12. Sub-Total $2,077,357 $ 168,192 $1,512,042 73 $1,361,325 74
Community Development:
Code Enforcement $ 175,756 $ 13,022 $ 116,073 66 $ 135,467 74 Housing & Redevel. 53,421 5,947 41,649 78 24,818 69 Planning 128,567 12,403 99,083 J.]_ 78,808 21
Sub-Total $ 357,744 $ 31,372 $ 256,805 72 $ 239,093 72
Library: $ 305,356 $ 25 ,265 $ 204,631 67 $ 188,854 69
Parks & Recreation:
Parks $ 637,298 $ 53,897 $ 510,948 80 $ 416,843 71 Outdoor Swim Pool 39,521 3,359 40,034 101 32,446 90 Indoor Swim Pool 63,774 2,862 43,645 68 37,887 77 Sports & Games 91,362 5,098 53,296 58 51,848 71 Cultural Activities 70,032 2,225 44,724 64 38,761 73 Playgrounds 40,177 47 30 ,857 77 29,927 88 Softball 23 ,689 133 16,943 72 19,366 86 Zoo 8 ,038 498 4,822 60 9,137 97 General Operations 127,090 7,972 75,614 59 67,361 69 Old Timers 27 I 700 296 23,849 86 23,880 ll
Sub-Total $1,128,681 $ 76,387 $ 844,732 75 $ 727,456 74
Public Improvement Fund $ 105,000
Total Expenditures: ~8,263,940 $ 606,701 ~5,946,440 72 $5,333,408 I,,i I • • •
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
Through September , 1977
% of Laat Last
Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year
Revenues Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Taxes:
Property Tax $ 841,310 $ 80,374 $ 771,510 92 $ 700,738 90
Specific Ownership 45,000 3 ,14 3 57,394 128 47,601 95
Sales Tax 5,107,584 489,295 4,032,005 79 2,657,773 72
Cigarette Tax 460,oop 45,146 357,489 78 345,435 74
Franchise Tax 454 700 1 10 ,000 308,548 68 304,029 64
I Sub-Total $6,908,59 $ \627 ,958 $5,526,946 80 $4,055,576 75
Licenses & Permits:
Building Licenses $ 48,000,, $ 5,744 $ 46,889 98 $ 56,471 80
Business Licenses 72,450 2,480 50,525 70 40,425 64
Non-Business i.1c. 85
Sub-Total -$ 120,450 $ 8,224 $ 97,499 81 $ 96,896 72
Inter-Gover1U11ental
Revenues:
Federal Grants &
Revenue Sharing $ 24,000 $ 3,566 $ 20,185 84 $ 520,079 73
State Grants 2,723 2,000 100
State-Shared Revenue 275,200 18, 664 253,258 92 250,156 87
Arapahoe Bridge & Road 78,201 1,201 2 73,271 100
Su b-Total $ 377 ,401 $ 22 ,23 0 $ 277,367 73 $ 845,506 79
Charges for Services:
General Goverrunent $ 303,358 $ 1 ,23 0 $ 129,344 43 $ 109,711 74
Public Safety 7,480 512 5,076 68 3,941 72
Highway & Street 38,0 36 5,882 23,080 61 20,643 54
Animal Shelter 21,310 967 7,707 36 6,570 45
School District #1 10,000 10,000 100
Outdoor Swim Pool 14,700 674 13,447 91 15,288 98 I Indoor Swim Pool 25 ,68 5 2,609 23,468 91 20,253 75 • Sports & Games 33 ,7 00 3,907 19,438 58 23,462 76 • •
Cultural Ac tivities 30 ,850 6,068 24,613 80 24,800 86
Playg rounds 8 30 168 1,504 181 1,089 100
~ Softball 20 ,200 2 15,960 79 18,467 93
Zoo 2 ,600 315 2,259 87 3,576 100
Old Tim er s 16,500 16,399 99 18,607 100
Library Contract 34,945 14,962 43 20,756 63
Sub-Total $ 560,194 $ 22 ,334 $ 297,257 53 $ 297,163 76
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General Fund
Throu gh S~g!;eml2i;:r , l 2ZZ Page 2
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenues Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Fines & Forfeitures:
Court Fines $ 84,800 $ 9,099 $ 86,454 102 $ 57,144 65 Library Fines 8,400 688 7,110 _M_ 6,503 l§_
Sub-Total $ 93,200 $ 9,787 $ 93,564 100 $ 63,647 66
Miscellaneous:
Joint Venture
Tax Refunds $ 13,000 $ 891 $ 23,318 179 $ 126,770 70 Interest 25,000 9,219 40,109 160 16,656 31 Rentals
460 3,725 Gain on Sale
of Assets
701 Other 20,000 1,334 12,941 ..M. 93,262 90
Su b-Total $ 58,000 $ 11,444 $ 76,828 132 $ 241,114 75
Total Revenues: $8,117,839 $ 701,977 $6,369,461 78 = $5,599,902 75
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through Septembe r, 1977
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Rev en ues Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Taxes:
Sales Tax $ 417,215 $ 8,570 $ 306,831 74 $1,282,517 78 Admissions Tax 45,000 2,842 13,070 ~
Sub-Total $ 462,215 $ 11 ,412 $ 319,901 69 $1,282,517 78
Intergovernmental Revenue:
Revenue Sharing
& Federal Grant $ 782,688 $ $ 169,172 22 $ State Grant
94,000 State-Shared Revenue
Sub-Total $ 782,688 $ 263 ,17 2 34
Miscellaneous:
Interest $ 10 ,000 $ $ 17,934 179 $ 30,241 72 Contribu tion s 299,000 80,000 41 Other 11,500 {4,078) 18,834 100 Sub-Total $ 320,500 $ $ 93,856 44 $ 49,075 82
Total Revenues: P ,56 5 ,403 $ 11,412 $ 676,929 46 $1.331,592 78
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Stonn Drainage:
General
North Central II
North Central III
High School Basin
Paving District #24:
Dartmouth Improvements:
Sidewalk District:
Traffic Improvements:
Zuni Street:
Intersection Dips:
?arks:
Belleview Storm Repair
Belleview West
Emerson Mini Park
Handicapped Play Apparatus
River Redevelopment:
Tennis Courts:
Housing for Elderly :
Fire Training Facility
Senior Center: Paving
Land Purchase Ne ar
Elderly Hous i ng Site:
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Budget
$ 403,122
561,380
193,726
25,000
41,294
190,000
25,658
110,000
5,000
13,265
25,000
150,051
15,000
24,000
3,002,127
119,713
60,706
4,500
792 ,000
68,100
$5,829 ,642
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Current Month
$ 314
31
11,124
1,135,685
(7,394)
(21,973)
22 ,500
$1 ,140,287
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Project
to Dste
370,398
559,686
38,726
25,000
10
124,725
25,158
100,643
69
150,555
11,112
2,963,268
109,618
60 ,706
712,743
67,963
$5,320,380 $
Balance
Available
$ 32,724
1,694
155,000
41,284
65,275
500
9,357
5,000
13,196
25,000
(504)
3,888
24,000
38,859
10,095
4,500
79,257
137
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REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
WATER FUND
Through September , 1977
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenues Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Water Sales: $1,524,769 $ 58,602 $1,121,624 74 $1,001,629 73
Other:
Connection Charges $ 25,000 $ 1,311 $ 53,151 213 $ 47,141 72 Rentals 8,500 510 6,707 7,472 57 Interest 10,000 5,374 54 4,613 100 Gain on Sale of Assets
64 Sale of Water 150,000 31,335 21 12,000 100 Mis cellaneous 25 ,000 276 10 ,566 42 9,79 7 _g
Su b-Total $ 218,500 $ 2,097 $ 107,133 49 $ 81,087 74
Total Revenues: $1 ,743 ,269 $ 60,699 $1 ,228,757 70 $1,082,716 n
EXPENDITURES TO 1977 BUDGET
Last Last Annual Current Year to Date % of Year Year Budget Expenditures Expenditures Budget to Date _%_
Source & Supply: $ 74,811 $ 7,477 $11 4,507 153 $ 84,512
Power & Pumping: 164 ,789 14,105 105 ,012 64 119,496
Purific ation: 414,525 13,303 366 ,389 88 111 ,017
Trans. & Dist.: 114 ,06 2 12,245 105,311 92 121,059 I Ge ne ral: • • 800,000 77,360 394 ,195 ~ 347 ,420
Total Expense: $1 ,568,187 $124,490 $1 ,085 ,414 ~ F83,504
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REAL I ZAT I ON OF BUD GETED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
Through Se ptember , 19 77
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenues Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Dis posal Servic e: $ 728,000 $ 118,127 $_ 582,014 80 $ 565,548 78 Ot he r:
Conn ec tion Fees-Inside $ 20,000 $ 5,109 $ 34,701 174 $ 62,427 83 Connection Fees-Outside 500,000 1 73,104 1,096,866 219 344,444 83 Interest 40,000 32,875 82 38,584 58 Re ntals 450 2,860 I nspection Charges
and Sampling 7 ,000 1 ,01 8 11,151 159 6,348 58 Mi scellaneous 1 0 ,000 6,481 -M.· 10,472 ll Sub -Total $ 577,000 $ 1 79 ,681 $1,184,934 205 -$ 462,275 79
I ntergovernme ntal Re venue:
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Ci ty of Littleton
Sub-Total
Total Revenues: ~l,305,000 $ 297,808 ~1,766,948 135 $1.027,823 78
( EXPENDITURES TO 1977 BUDGET
Last Last Ann ua l Cu r r ent Year to Date % of Year Year Budget Ex pend itures Expenditures Budget to Date _%_
Treatmen t : $337,098 $ 3,828 $274,768 82 $220,135 50
Sanitary System: 61,917 4 ,96 6 46,921 76 47,776 75 I • Admi n ist ration &
an d Gener al : 59 1 ,292 10,925 294,216 50 245,973 ll
Total Expe n se: ~990,307 $1 9 ,71 9 ~615,905 62 ~513,884 61 =
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MEMOR ANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCI L REGARD ING ACTION OR
. RECOM MENDATlON OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ,
DATE: October 4, 1 977 5 A
SU BJECT: 1978-1979 State Highwa y Work Program
RECOM IE DATION:
Williams moved :
Wade seconde d : The Planning Commission accept, approve and
recommen d t he following State Highway Work
Program for 197 8-1979 to the City Council:
I . Request s to the State Highway Commission for inclusion in
th F .Y. 1978-79 Work Program,
A. Con struction Projects on t he State Highway System :
1. Sout h Santa Fe Drive:
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Widen and improve to a Principal Arterial be-
t we e n I-25 and County Line Road, a distance
of a pproximately ten (10) mil e s, To be con-
s idered in the eng ineering of this principal
arterial are:
(1) The constructio n of an interchange at
the intersection of West Dartmouth
Avenue and South Santa Fe Drive.
(2) Th~ construction of a grade separation
at the intersection of West Floyd Avenue
and South Santa Fe Drive ,
(3) The upgrading of the interchange at Sou th
Santa Fe Drive an d U.S . 285.
(4) The construction of a grade separation
at the i ntersection of West Oxford Av enue
and Sout h Santa Fe Drive.
(5) The c onstruction of an interchange at
the in t ersection of South Santa Fe Dr ive
and Wes t Quincy Avenue,
(6) The constructio n of a grade separat i on
at the inters e ctio n of South Santa F e
Drive and We st Tufts /West Union Av e nue,
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at the intersection of West Belleview
Avenue with the railways.
(8) The construc tion of an interchange at
the intersection of South Santa Fe Drive
and West Be lleview Avenue.
~ 2. U.S. 285:
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The construction of a one-way couplet betw een
South Broadway and South Santa Fe Drive utjl i z ing
the present alignment of U.S. 285 and West Ithaca
Avenue, and the upgrading of the U .S. 285 -
South Broadway interchange as a part thereof.*
The construction of an interchange at the inter-
s ction of U.S. 285 and South University Boul vard .
The correction of the drainage prob lem of Littl
Dry Cr ek backing up from U.S. 285 at South
Clarkson Stre t.
-J. 3. Belleview Av nue:
a. The cons ruction of Belleview Avenue to four
lanes from South Peoria Street to South Sheridan
Boulevard.
b. The construction of an interchange at the inter-
section of West Belleview Avenue an d South
Broadway.
c. The installatio n of storm inlets on the north
side of West Belleview Avenue from South Elati
S treet to Big Dry Creek.
4. Centennial Parkway.
a. Construction.
II. Requests Relative to the Federal Aid Urban System.
A. Additions to the Federal Aid Urban System.
1. South Clarkson Street from East Yale Avenue to
East Dartmouth Avenue.
*This project has also been submitted to the Denver Re gional
Council of Governments as one of the substitute projects to
be c onstructed with the I-470 transfer f unds .
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B. Co n struction Projects on the Fede~al Aid Urban System:
1 . South Broadway from Yale Avenue to Floyd Avenue
to be widened to the same width as South Broadway
from U.S. 285 t o Quincy, providing left-turn pockets
and a landscaped median; from Quincy to Belleview
to be provide d with a landscaped median.
2. South Clarkson Street: To be const r u c t e d to two
lanes fro m U.S. 285 to East Orchard Avenue.
3. South Windermere Street: To be constructed to
two lanes from West Oxford Avenue to Gates Parkway.
4. West Floyd Avenue to be constructed to two lanes
from South Huron Street to South Zuni Street.
5. Quincy Avenue: To be constructed to four lanes
from I-225 to South Simms S treet.
AYES : Wade, Williams, Lathrop, Parker, Pi erson
NAYS: Smith, Draper
ABSENT: Tanguma, Owens
The motion carried,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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HIGH WAY COMMISSION REQUESTS
Case #1 9-77
State Highway Commission Requests f or the 1978-1979
Work Pro g ram.
DATE TO BE CONSIDERED :
Oc tober 4, 1977.
On ce again, i t is th e t ime of the yea r when the
municipalities and cou n t i es t h roughou t the state mus t sub-
mit r equests to t he State Highway Commission f o r projects
which they h ope to have i n cluded i n the State Highway Depart-
ment Work Program for the fol lowi ng fi scal year. These are
projects fo r which there may be state or federnl monies
available for implementat i on.
You will recall th at the requests of the municipali ties
are subm itte d t o the c oun ty c ommissioners to be incorporated
into a county reques t. Th e c o u nt y requests for the Federal
Aid Urban S ystem are t hen submitte d to the regional planning
age ncy which e valuates t he request s as to environmental im-
pact , magnitude o f t he p r o ject, deg ree of urgency, and so
fort h, and then t h e regiona l agenc y coordinates the requests
for the counties with i n their region. Requests relative to
the State Highway S y s t em a re s e n t to the Highway Commission,
with a copy to th e r eg ion al age n cy .
The State Highway Comm iss ion then holds hearings each
Fall, at which time t he c oun ty commissioners and city repres e n ta-
tives from all ov er th e state ha ve an opp or tu ni ty to explain
the urge ncy of their particu lar n e eds to the Commissioners.
It is then u p t o the Highway Commission member s to determine
wh ich pro jects can be funded .
E n glewo od 's request go direct ly t o the Arapahoe
Coun ty Commissioners to be i n c orporated into the Arapahoe
County request. As last ye ar, the fol low i ng classifications
are under consideration ·
A. Construction projects on the S t a te Highway
System ;
B. Additions to the Federal Ai d Urban System, and
c. Construction projects on the Federal Aid Urban
S ystem.
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The staff h a s prepared a lis t o f pro jects t o serve
a s th e basis f or the Pla n n i n g Comm iss ion's c o ns ideration ,
wh ich pro j e cts have bee n coo r di n ated with th e Di r e ctor o f
Publ i c Work s . These ar e no t n e w p r ojects . These a re pr o j e cts
which have been s ubm it ted over a number o f years, bu t which
have n o t ye t b een funded .
After the Commission's review, a recommended list of
p roje c ts wi ll be forwarded t o the Ci t y Coun ci l f or its con-
s i der atio n. The p ro jects ap p roved by the Counc i l will t h e n
b e refer red to t he Cou n t y Commi s sione r s.
I. Re ques t s t o t h e State Hig hw ay Co mm i ssion for inclusion
in t h e F .Y. 1978-7 9 Work Progr a m,
A. Cons t ru ction Pro j ect s on the S t ate Highway Sys t em :
1 , South Santa F e Drive:
a . Widen and i mp rove t o a Princ i p a l Arter i al b e -
tween I -25 a nd Co unt y Li n e Roa d, a distance
o f approx im ately te n (10) miles . To b e con-
s idered i n the e n gi neering o f this principal
ar t e r ial a re :
(1) Th e const ru c tion o f an i nterchange at
the inte r s ec t i on o f West Dartmouth
Av enue and Sou t h Santa Fe Drive.
(2) The c ons truc t i o n o f a grade separation
a t the i n tersect ion o f Wes t Floyd Avenue
and So u th Sa n ta Fe Drive.
(3) The upg rading o f the i n terchang e a t South
Sant a Fe Dr i ve a n d U .S. 285 ,
(4) The co ns tr u ction o f a grade s e par a t io n
a t th e i n t ers ect ion o f West Ox ford Av enu e
and So u th S a n ta Fe Drive.
(5) The constru ction o f a n int e rch ange a t
t h e interse ction of Sou th Sa nt a Fe
Dr i v and We st Qui ncy Av e n ue.
(6) Th e c ons truc ti on o f a g r a d e s e p a r a t i on
a t the intersec tio n o f Sou t h S a n ta Fe
Driv e and We st Tu ft s /West Union Avenue,
(7 ) Th e c onstru ct i on o f a grade s epa r ation
at the i n t ersect i on o f We s t Belle v iew
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(8) The construction of an interchange at
the intersection of Sou th Santa Fe Drive
and Wes t Belleview Avenue.
2. U.S. 2 85 :
a. The construction o f a one-way couplet between
South Broadway a n d South San t a Fe Drive utilizing
the present alignment o f U .S. 285 and West
Ithaca Avenue, and the upgrading o f the U.S . 285
-Sou th Broadway interchange as a part thereo f.*
b . The construction of an intercha nge at the inter-
section of U.S. 285 and South Un iversity
Boul evard.
c. The correction of the draina g e problem of
Littl e Dry Creek backi n g up from U.S. 28 5 at
South Clarkson Street.
3. Be l lev iew Avenue :
a. The cons t ruction of Belleview Avenue t o f o ur
lanes from South Peoria Street t o South Sheridan
Boulevard.
b. The construction of an interchange at the inter-
section of West Be lleview Avenue and South
Broadway. ·
c. The installation of storm i nl ets on the north
side of West Bellev i ew Avenue f rom South Elati
Street to Big Dry Creek .
4. Centennial Parkw ay.
a. Construction.
II. Requests Rel ative to the Federal Aid Urban System.
A. Additions to the Federal Aid Urban System.
1. South Clarkson Street from East Yale Avenue to
East Dartmouth Av nue.
*This project has also been submitted to the Denver Regional
Council of Governments as one of the substitute pro jects t o
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B. Construction P roject s on the Federal Ai d Urban Syste m :
1. South Broadway fr om Yale Avenue to Floyd Avenue
to be widened to the same width as South Broadway
fro m U.S . 285 to Quincy providing l eft-turn pockets
and a landscaped median , and fr om Quin cy to Belleview
to be provided with a lands caped median .
2. South Cla rkson S treet: To be constructed to two
lanes from U .S. 285 t o East Orchard Avenue,
3. South Windermere S treet: To b e constructed to
two lanes from West Ox ford Avenue to Gates Parkwa y ,
4. West Floyd Avenue to be constructed to two lanes
f rom South Huron Street t o South Zuni Street,
5. Quincy Avenue: To he constructed t o f our lanes
from I-225 to Sou th Simms Street,
Please review these projects and be prepared to suggest
additions, mod ifications or deletions at the meeting on the 4th of October .
The Arapaho e County E n gineer will begin pre paring the re-
por t f or the County Commi ssioners in the middle of October .
We would hope that the Planning Commission would be able to
act on this matter on October 7, 1977, in order that the
recommendation can be consider e d by the City Council 'at their
October 14th meeting . If the Counci l acts on the ma tter at
t hat meeting , it will still be possible to meet the Arapahoe
County Engineer 's s c hedule,
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I A. Construction Projects on the State Highway System
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f inte rcha"ge , c. correction of dra inage problem
g grade sepor ot 1on 3. BE LLE VIE W
h grade separation a. 'fllden to four lanes
1 in terch ange D in ter change
c. storm inlets
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2A.A ddit ions to the Fe'dero l Aid Urban System
CITY OF ENGL EWOOD
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28. Co nstr ucti on Projects on ·the Federa l Aid Urban System
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Simms @ / QUINCY
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I. BROADWAY : Widen to some width from Yale 10 Floyd ond from
OJincy to Be l levl ew as from U.S. 285 south, wi th planted med1on
2 C:..AR KSON · Construction to two lanes from U.S 285 to Orchard
3. WINDER ME RE '. Widen to two lan es from Ox ford to Gales Pk wy.
4 FLOYD . Construct ion to two la nes from Huron to Zu ni
5 QUINCY: Cons truction to two lan es from 1·225 to Simm s
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C0UNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND 1.2 BFER OUTLETS
APPL JCAN T:
Seven Eleven Store
1277 East Hampden Avenue
Englewood , CO 80110
TYPE OF ACT ION REQUESTED:
Annual Renewal -3.2 Beer , off premises
Expi res -11 -30 -77
POLICE AND FBI RFPOR~S:
Copy Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTICN~ DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL Rl:.t,E"IIAI.:
ITY ATT'lRNEY'S REVIFW:
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MARILY IRONS, REVENUE 01 'IS ION
CAPTA IN RONALD D. FRAZIE.R
OCTOBER 4, 1977
3400 S E Jt, St,cet
Englewood Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761 1140
SUBJECT : 7-11 Store -1277 E. Hampden Ave. -).2 Bee r License Renewal
Our records indicate that In the vear beginning on October 1, 976 and ending on Octob r
1, 1977,the 7-11 store located at 1277 E. Hanpjen Ave. a had no lnciden s where vio-
lations could be charged against their I icente privi leoe.
Robert f). Ho I mes
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Pot ice Depariment
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
RE NEWAL APPLICATI ON FOR 3.2 %
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICE NS ES
(GET APPROVAL Of LOC AL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST)
APPROVED
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fXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRADE NAME OR CO RPORATE STRUCTU RE
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(If THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNE S IP DO NOT USE THIS FO RM USE AN O RI GI NA L APPLIC ATI ON )
IMPORTANT
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ON IHf REVERSE
SIDE
MANAGER 5 NAME TAM r I TTL c.
IF APP LICANT IS A CORPORAfJON Fill I~, REVfRSl SIDE
NEW 1 RADE NAME
RENEWAl APPLICATION FOR 3 2% FERMENTED MAil 8tV(RAGf LICENSE FOR THE V[AR ENDING
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If opphcolton ,, for rnpor1er ~ l,<.e.,,e ,n,ert ,•otf' ot bu,,nen •e ,dence
STATE OF C0t0~AD0
Cuun1y of Den ve r ss Gene Ford
t,1:1 ;I by me t,nt duly sworn. ,f for h,m,elt deposes ond ,ay, I 0 1 he ,, the oppl,cunt obo .. e
noml'd o~ 1h01 ht-,, Ass 1 s an t Se C re a~ylht> ubove named co rporot,on Thor he hos read ;.., or1g1nol a ppl1cot10,, and
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lH''; 19th
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1 t,t: 0119,nol opph<.o t on
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THE~lFORf THIS APPl1(JiTl0N !~ ~fRf8Y APPROVl:0
0.A 1 DA THI~ C>AY Of
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COUNCIL ACT I ON REQUEST
LIQU)R JD 3.2 BEER OUTLETS
APP LICAN T:
Safe~1ay Stores, Inc.
125 East Hampden Avenue
Englewood, CO 80110
TYPE OF ACTIO N RE UESTED :
Renewal -3.2 Beer, off premises
Expires -12-03-77
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS :
Copy Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY COUN IL ACTI ONS DURING PRI OR TWO YEAR.:,
FXCLUDING ANNUAL REt!EWAL :
CITY A T"IR NEY'S REVIEW:
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CAPTAIN RON AL D D. FRAZl[R
OCTOBER 4 , 19 77
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En lewood. Colorado 80110
Phone (3031 761-11 40
SU8J !:CT : Safeway Store-125 East l~mpden Ave. -~.. ·tr lice~ R re~ I
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1977 the Sa f eway 5tor e at 12~ Eas 1 Hampd n Avenur ha, had n
cou l d be charged anainst their I lcense privi l ege.
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RE NE WAL APPLI CA TION FOR 3.2%
FER MENTED MAL T BEVERA GE LI CENSES •
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(IF THERE IS A CH ANGM,(, OWNERSHIP DON T SE THIS FO RM US E AN ORIGIN AL APP LICATION )
IMPORTANT
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MANAGE~ S NAME ~ po Sauer
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(If appltco11on 1s for •mporte, \ lic ense insert sta te ol bus,ne)s ,es,dence
~lATE o r ~ Calliornia
County o f Alamada
named 01 !hat he I) Secretary
!hgt t-e ,now\ the cunlenH thereof onU tfot1 I ult
conl .;f<T to oll ules or,d •egulat1ons promvl~Jted
~U8.lUU8ED AND SWQRN TO SHORE Mf
THI 19th
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c,t it 1. ob> e t'lu ,u,,J orporo1,(.,, I hot t-e hos read t11, original opDl,co 11ot'l and
rf!u!lteis onJ th ny, there n set to11h ore tr,,e o f h,s own kn owled ge and he agree, to
by •h• Ot~•RlMfN T OF RE VEN UE IN CON NE CTION !HEREW ITH
OAY
t"ILJl\;IDIU•t~ ANO All MEM&Efl::» O F P,t,IH NERSH IP O A PIUS O R SECY 0~ C01tP
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REPORT ANO APPROVAL OF LOCA L llCEltSIN G AUT HORITY
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and "'~ Jo fiJ)Or1 1h01 uch
1nhab11on1s. ""d compl,e) w,t~
1MA.NUF •CTlHU RS WttOlESAlEI!~ 1YiF C~TlRl5 AND h• JtOAUS 01~1!EO U O THIS SECTIO N )
lJeer, e•omined and th~ prem•,c• b, ,ine,• -ond<.1tted and cho,ocl"' o f the o p p lu.ont ,s ,o,,stocto,y
1,cense ,f g1of'tt1d wilt meet the ,e,nuno b!e reqv•••ment o f the nei ghborhood ond the deure , of the
!he PI0\;1S1on• ot l 1tle 12 Art,cle 46 CHS 191
ll<tREFORE THIS APPLICATION 15 HERE BY APPROVED
OAlEO AT lHI~ DAY OF • D 19
( 1NAMf Of TOWN CITY O R COU NTY / .,
MA"t'OA OR (H AlAAAAN OF 80,t,QQ Of (OlJNl COMMIS~IONERS O R OTH ER TITLE O f LICENSING AUTHOR HY
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Eugene P. Sauer
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April 1 t 1977
3) Lene Court• O&lcl.and• Cal.11'offlia
760 Oak Gron• Conoord• Cal.11'. 15 Montalvo Aw., San Franoiaoo,Ca •
5785 IIarbord Dr.,Oaltland,Callt.
507 Columbine, Golden• Colorado
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Aa of the date beroot, applicant has no atockholdars owing or oontrolling 10% or more of the oapitalatook of the Corporation.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY A~~RITY ORDINANCE NO. • , SERIES OF 1977
AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING SUBSECTION S (e) TO AND INCLUD ING (h) OF
ARTICLE I SEC TION 10 CH APTER 4 TITLE I., OF TH E 19 69 ENGLE WOOD
MUNICIP AL CODE, AS AMENDED , BY RE -ORDERI NG TH E RECOGNITION OF
NO N SCHEDULED CITIZENS AND VISITORS TO FOLLOW PRE SCHEDULED
CITIZENS AND VISI TORS .
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O, as follows:
Section 1.
That sub-sections (e) to and including (h) of Article I
Sec tion 10 chapter 4, Title I. of the 1969 t.M.C., are here by
amende d t o r ea d as follows:
1 -4 -1 0: ORDER OF BUSINES S
All meetin g, exce pt informal meetings, of the
Council shall be ope n to the public. The matters
to be considered by the Counci l shall be considered
and dispo se d of in t he followin g order, except where
otherwise decided by majority vote of Council Members
present at said meeti ng:
(e ) Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors .
(f) Communications .
(g) City Attorney's presentation, including
resolutions , bill s for ordinances, ordinan ce s,
a nd legal matter s for consideration of the
Counc il.
(h) City Manager 's presentation.
Introduce d, read in full an d p asse d on first read ing
on the 3rd day of October, 1977 .
Publi s hed as a Bill for a n Ordinance on the 5th day
of Oc obe r, 1977.
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Re ad by title and p as s e d on final reading on the
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Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1977, on the ~~day of Oc t o b e r 1977 .
Mayor
ATTE ST:
ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
, Series
I, William D. James , do 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 1977.
ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMA N BROWN
BY AUTHOR ITY
ORDINANCE NO. c;J(p, SERIES OF 1977
AN OR DINANCE AMENDING SECT ION 5 CHAPTER 4 TITLE 6 OF THE 196 9
ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED BY DECLARI NG IT UNLAWFUL
TO KEEP HORSES , MU LE S , SHEEP , DONKEYS AN D OTHE R ANIMALS AND
FOWLS AND FUR THE RMORE THAT NO ANIMAL SHAL L DISTU RB THE PEAC E
AND COMFORT OF ANY NEIGHBORHOO D.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF ENGLEWOO D,
COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 5 Ch a pter 4 of Title 6 of t he 1969 E.M.C.
is amende d t o r ead as follows:
Section 2.
6 -4-5: ANIMALS OR FOWL S
It is hereby de clared to be unlawful for
any person to keep or permit upon any pre mises
in the City exce pt as otherwise provided:
(a) Any horse , mule, donkey , cattle, shee~,
r ode nts , chickens, turkeys, rabbits,
g ees e , ducks, or other fowls except
on agriculturally zoned lands.
(b) No anima l s hall disturb the peace and
c o mfort of any neighborhood, or inter-
fere with any person in the reasonable
and comfortable enjoyment of life or
p roperty , or in a ny other man ner present
a men ace to the pub lic health or safety.
(c) If any part or parts here of are for any
reason held to be invali d, such shall
not affect the remaining portions of
thi s sec t i on.
That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are h ereby expressly repeale d.
In t roduced , read in full and passed on fir s t reading
on the 3rd day of Octobe r, 1977.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of
Octobe r, 1977.
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Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1977, on the ~~day of October 1977.
Mayor
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ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
, Series
I, William D. James, do 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 1977.
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The city council i• planning to pa•• an ordinance that wpuld ban farm animal•
within L e city limit• of Englewood. It reads roughly chat the owner•hip 6 kee p ing
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of horses, donkeys, sheep, and all fowl within the city limit1~be illegal . Hollard
Brown, a city counc.Umember from North~ Englewood (His addre11 ia 3183 S. ~ca;
Tel# 781-2497) aaked the city attorney to draft this ordinance becauaa in hia area
the lot.• are small and the people, or SOME of them,generally don't want farm aniaala
next door to~ homes. This poll gives you a chance to either ·atop thia ordlnanca
from affecting our area OR for. you to 1ay that you're in favor of aucb en ordinance,
tbat is, that you don't think farm animal• belong here. our councilman, Don Smith, ·
will be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever way it goes AND TO THI IIBGl&I of
• tb&t majority to fight for either the the pa1sage of this ordinance or the cllangtaa
of it'• wording to exempt us from it. There are severai way• to ollaa~-it if~ !~t
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the aight of .,
morfting or~a horae gallopi.Da in a (leld 0~ the
or chick4ioa, duck• etc
you don't happen to own any .an1-1araelh. .
.tb!I 1ound of a roo•ter crowing in the
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of ho r ses, donkeys, sheep, and all fowl within the city 11.mita ,be illegal. Howard
Brown , a city councilmember from North!!,!! Inglewood (Hia addreaa is 3183 S. llace;
Tel# 781-2497) asked the city attorney to dra ft tbia ordinance because in hi• area
the lot.s are small and the people, or SOHE of them, generally don't want farm anlaala
next door to~ homes. This voll gives you a chance to either atop thia ·ordinance
fro.a affecting our area Oil f<K you to aay that you're in favor o( euch an ordiaaDCe, J .. •• ·•. .,.. ~ ~... ,
that ia , tbet you don't think farm animals belong here. our councilman, Do1l Smith,
will be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever way it goee AND TO THI IIKGaBa of
that majority to fight for either the the passage of this ordiD&nCe or the c hanglaa · .I
of it'• wording to exempt
you Scenic Vi-relidents
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There are aeveral waya to cbaaga lt ·u la f&CJ:.° ,
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privilege of having fara anlmale here .orl\lika
the eound of a rooater crowing in the
the sight of
morning orfl.a borae gallopiq in a flel!l or the
or chlckena, duek• et
any anlaale~lf. taete of farm fre1h egaa even lf you don'J hapven to own
OM way ls to ex-pt lots of the Ilse we have up here from the ordinance, another.
,..., la to_ exeapt our area by etreet borders -for eumple the area bounded by E~an•,
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wlthln t 1,e city limits of Englewood. It raada roughly that the ovaarahlp 6. keepina
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of boraea, doakey•, aheep, and all fowl within the city llllitaAbe illeaal. Howard
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' .Z el I 781-2497) Hked the city attomey to draft tbla ordinancekcuee--rn-liC."'aru··.
tbe lot.• are amall and the people, or SOHi of them,generally dm't -nt fara ·anlmala
next door to -'Ila!! bomea. Thia ·poll givH you a chance· to elc~-·.-top· tla-U-M•t111mn-·
froa affecting our area oa for you to aay that you're in fa,por-of -auctr-.i-·-111.aauce ,~ · . 1,,.r s . .,~ ·
that h, that you don't think farm anlmeh belong bare. OUT CINDd.laan-,··Dan-laitb, -
will be penuaded by the majority opinion whicbever -Y it goee .AJID 'l'O Tiil ·ll8GIKI-of · ·
tbat majority to fight for eltber tba the paeaa~ of thle ordlna~L~ or the cbaaa:C•a ·
-of ~t' • wrdlq to exmapt ua frOIII it. There ere 111veral vaya to dlanga .. lt...U .£a.lat _
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ye Scenic Vi .. realdenta do -nt. the prlvllege of havina fara muaala bar•-·•r/\li.lla
the slght of ·-·: . , · ·. ,
·t~ aound of a rooater crowing 1n t ' , mor11ln1 or,._• bona gal~M~ .. ~U.)' or t.._
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One -~~ la to -.. ~ lota of tba al&e we have up here from tbie ~~•i ~-die~ _
lfAY-:;.~ ~--•xaapt our araa by atr .. t borden. -for e:umpl• ~the' _;~, ,~.ll. Jlr. ;Ivana, • • t . \
-~; ~.Due-~. ~D. Al.40,~il• r DH -~~-... -.~~1t1+f,_,,i~o:.:.•~ ·haye y. ·' .
~en __ illegal here and in the reet of Englewood .
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Brown, a city councilaaember froa North~ &nglewood (Hi• addr••• is 3183 S. ~ce;
Tel# 781-2497) asked the city attorney to draft tbia ordinance bacauae-ia hi• area ·
the lot.• are •mall and the people, or SOHi of them, generally dOP' t want farm animal•
next door to~ homes . Thia poll gives you a chance to either atop· tlita··orilirutGce . '
fhliiii affecting our area Oil for you to say that you're in favor of aaell' an -Ol'ctt11A11Ca,
.t~t :la, tbat you don't think farm animala belong here. OUr councu .. 11, l>on laitb, -·-
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aad io ,tbe rHt of .&ll&l.-... Tbh ~rdinaaee WCMll.d~~ tbat. ·
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Brown , a city councilmember from Nortbeaat Englewood (His address ia 3183 S. Race;
Tel f 781-2497) aaked the city attorney to draft thia ordinance bee•••• in bis area
tbe lot.• are small and the people , or SOHi of tbem,generally don't -at farm animal•
next door to -'Al!! homes. This poll gives you a chance to either atop tbi1 ordinance
from affeoting our area oa for you to .. , that you're in favor of such an ordinance,
that ii, that you don't think farm animah belong bare. oar counciiah; Don .. ith,
will be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever -y it goe• AND ·_... BaGllEE of
that maj6rity to fight for either tba)tbe passage of this ordinance~~...._ ellanguia-
of it'• ~rdina to ezaapt us froa it, There are several way• to dlula&-it if in ~t
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Tie city council 1• planning to pas• an ordinance that wpuld ban farm animal•
within t he city lilnlts of Englewood. It reads roughly chat the owner•hlp & keeping
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Of horses , donkeys, sheep, and all fowl within the city limits ~be illegal. Howard
Brown, a city councilt118111ber from North!,!!! Englewood (His addreaa ia 3183 S. ~ce;
Tel I 781·2497) a•ked the city attorney to draft thia ordinance becau•e in hia area
the lot.a are small and the people, or SOKE of them, generally don't want ferm animal•
next door to~ homes. Ttis poll gives you a chance to either ·atop tbia ordlaaace
fram affecting our area OR for. you to say that you're in favor of •uch en ordiaauce,
that ls, that you don't thiPk farm animals belong here. our councilman, Don 8mitb,· ·
will be per•uaded by the majority opinion whichever wey it goe• AND ?O TIii-lllGllBI of
tb&t majority to fight for either the the pa•sage of thia ordina~ce or the cbangtaa
of lt 1 1 wordln& to exempt us from it . There are several ways to c:llaaa• it if in fact
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Brown, a city councilmember from North!!!! Englewood (His address is 3183 S. ll&ca;
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Tel # 781-2497) asked the city attorney to draft thia ordinanca bec:auae in hia area· .. f
the lot.11 are small and the peo11le, or SOME of them, generally do,n' t want farm aniaala
next door to~ homes. This poll gives you a chance to either atop thia ordinance
• -•fraa affecting our area Oil for you to aay that you're .in favo~ of auch an ,ord~•, • .,.,,,..,, f· _. J.,, J •~~"It,.
that ia, tllat you don't think farm animals belong here. OUr couneilman,·Doo S.ith, · ·f • 1'
will be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever way it goea ·AND l'O THI~ of
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that majority to fight for either the the passage of this ordinance or tha cbaa1ill1 · -. . ·~-
of it'• wording to ex•pt ue from it. There are several way• to, cllaaga it· if .. ia fKt ..
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the aound of a rooater crowing in the morning or~• horaa gallopln1 in a field or tha
or chicane, duck• et
teate o~ farm fruh eu• even if you don'J happen to own -any aniaala~aelf.
one ,-y 1a to exempt lots of the size we have up here from the ordlnancei another . '·
Wj i.a to , _..,t our area by atr .. t. border& -for exaple the eru bounded by IY&n&,
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been i'll.•P,l here and in the rut of Englewood. Thia ordinaaee would not affect that. :
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within t he city limit• of Englewood. It raade roughly that the ownership & keeping
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of horses, donkeys, sheep, and all fowl within the city 11.atta~be illegal. Boward
Brown, e city council1118111ber from North!!!! Englewood (Kia ad~~~• ia 3183 8. ~ce;
Tel f 781-2497) Hked the city attorney to draft thie ordin&ncetiecauH "In"ll(a· arei '
the lot.a are small and the people I or SOME of them, generally don It want fani . animah
next door to~ home•. Thia . poll aivH you a chance to elclliit-·iitop··c1tU··~-. ..._ ...
from affecting our area oa for you to· aay that you'r• ln favor-·of·-.acll·-.ar-.rdtnaDC9,--·. '•. 11,s-.5 • .,~
tba'i ie, that you don't think farm animah belong here ; OIIT comid.laan.-Doa -laltb.-· ·,
will be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever way it aoe• AIID 'l'O TIii ·DIGl&I of
that majority to fight for either tba the pea1age of thia ordinan~e or tbe -ehaa9;i•1 .
·Of ~.t•a ·.~din& to exmapt ua fr-it, There are s.iveral way• to cbanp le. if . .,.._~ ..
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ye Scenic Vi-rHidenta do want the privileae of havin1 fara -S-la .llar-..oi:J\1,.1.ka . ·.
the sight of • · . ! ,
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·,·~~~ of Iara freeh egg• even if you don•, happen to own any ~a,r-arHlf~-
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within the city limits of Engl.wood. It reada r~ughly that the ownerahip & keaping
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Brown, a city council111&111ber frOII North!!!£_ Inglewood {Hi1 addre•• is 3183 S. laca;
Tel# 781-2497) a1ked the city attorney to draft thi• ordinance becauaa in bl• area
the lot.a are small and the people, or SOHE of them, generally don't want farm aniaah
naxt door to -'U.!! homes. Thill poll givu you a chance to either atop t1lUbtdinaoce
froiia affecting our area OR for you to 1ay that you're in favor of aaelvaa ordtaanc:e,
tliiit ta, that you don't think farm animal• belong here. OUr councilman, Doll latth,
w'lti be persuaded by the majority opinion whichever -y it goea ·AND m·a,· JIIC,&I& of
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ic Vi-neident11 do want the privilege of havlD& faan ~la ~-,\lMrlt
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-~-~ of a rooater crowing in the morning orfla bone gallopU.. lD >~~~,,9t ,~-..
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,4 -~~-'' · ~ ~ .~ -pt lou of tbe dae we have up here from the qt(iilna~ei ~t~_r
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within the ci t y limit• of Enalewood . lt read• rou hl y t hat the ovner1hlp & keeping
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of bor .. 1, do nkey•, 1heep, an4I al l f v l h1n th city l iait1 ,be illegal . Howard
Brown, a city council ... ber fraa rta...et n le (Ki• addre•• 11 3183 S. !lace;
Tel f 781-2497 ) a1ked the city a tto
the lot.• are small and tbe people , or
t o dra ft thi • ord i11&11ee becaa .. in bi, area
oft , enera lly don't vant farm aniaal1
next door to~ home•. Thh poll 1ive1 ou a c hance to either stop thi1 ordinance
from affecting our area O& for you to oay that you're io favor of 1uch an ordinance,
that ia, that you don't think farm anl.aal1 belona here. oar councilaah, Don Saith,
will be persuadecf by tba majority opinion vhicbe•er -y it goes AND-ff ·Ila DiGR&E of
that majority to fi&ht fur either tbe)tlle pas1a19 of this ordinance .r:.s11e cllangias
o~ tt'• wordina to exempt us froa it. There are several ways to~ it if in fact
ju1t
you Scenic Vi-residents do vent tha privllege of having farm anilllal.1 bare or1'11k&.. ...
. the aight of
the aouM··of a roo1ter u ·-ina ia the 1110rnins or/I. a borae
ta1te of .farm fre1h •&&• even if you don'J bappea to own
galloping in &. field e>~ tba
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M E M O R A N D U M
TO : Mayor Taylor and City Council Members
Andrew McCo wn, City Manager FROM:
DATE: October 13, 197 7
SUBJECT: Six-Quarter Bu dge t
Attac hed is the Six-Quarter for the period October 1977 through March 1979.
The following a re suggested c hanges in the budget which have been incorporated.
A r esol ut ion is not pres e nted since the 1978 budget will be adopted through norm91 bu dge t process.
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1977 Budget Changes:
Storm Drainage -The $465,000 budgeted for the 4th quarter 1978 has been
moved up to the 3 rd qu a rt er 1978 to coin c ide with construction. (A
1 78 udget:
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For the first qua r te r of 1978 we have pro posed the following projects -
Senior Cen ter -$35,264 -This is the second of three annual payments for
purc has e of land for th e Senior Citizens Recreation Center. The agree-
ment calls for payment in January of 1979.
Senior Center Parking -$22,500 -This is the final payment for purchase
of land on the northwest co rner of Girard and Lincoln. The agreement
calls for final payment in January of 1979.
Fire Station d3 -$200,000 -This is fo r the construction of Fire Station
#3 on Belleview. The purchase of land has been budgeted for in the 4th
quarter of 1978 under land acq uis i tion. The present station exits directly
into Belle view and presents a haza rdous situation for traffic on Belleview
and for Fire Department pers o nn e l. Attached is detail information relating to the r e l ocation .
Pumper Combination -$150 ,000 -The replacement of one major price of
fire appa r atus is needed in 1979. Specifically requested is a fire pumper
combination with aerial capabilities; ei ther a 65 or an 80 foot snorkel
or a telesquist is desired to maintain good fir e protection service.
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City Manager
Attachments
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SIX QUAR .. .( BUDGET
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUJID
October 1977 to March 1979
1977 1978 19 78 1978 1978 1979 4th ~ 2nd .ksL _'tl.h_ ~ ~ STORM DRAINAGE
GENERAL $ 32,724 $ $ $465,000 $ $ $ 497 ,724
NORTH CENTRAL II 1 ,694
1 ,694
NOH.TH CENTRAL III 155,000
155,000
HIGH SCHOOL BASIN 0
CITY SURVEY 0
20,000
20,000
DARTMOUTH IMPROVEMENTS 65,275
65,275
SIDEWALK DISTRICT
500
500
TRAFFI C IMPROVEMENTS 9,357 ZUNI STREET
PAVING & SIDEWALK DISTRICT 5 ,000 45,000 9,357
50,000 200,000
200,000
STREET OVERLAY PROGRAM
40,000
40,000
INTERSECTION DIPS
13,196 ENGLEWOOD & HOLLY DAMS
13 ,196 EVANS AVENUE PAVING (PD#24) 41 ,284 PARKS
41 ,284 BELLEVIEW WEST
(504)
(504)
BELLEVIEW STORM REPAIR 25,000 25,000
50,000
EMERSON MINI-PARK 3,888
3,888
HANDICAPPED PLAY APPARATUS 24,000
24,000
RIVER DEVELOPMENT
38,859
38,859
TENNIS/HANDBALL COURTS
10,095
10,095
SENIOR CENTER
79,257 35,264
35,264 149,785
SENIO R CENTER PARKING
137 22,500
22,500 45,137
LAND ACQUISITION
200,000 200,000
FIRE STATION 1/3
0 LIBRARY EXPANSION
200,000 200,000 190,000
190,000
HOUSING PROJECT 109,261
109,261
PUMPER COMBINATION 0
150,000 150,000 • •
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND TOTAL $ 614,023 $247,764 $90,000 $705,000 $200,000 $407,764 $2,264,551
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Octo b e r 1977 to March 1979
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Actual Unencumbered New Fu nds Total Budget Projec t to Date Expe nditures Budget 10-1-77 to Available Commitm e nt Thru ~Z] as of 9-3 0-77 _)-1-78 (2+3) (1+4)
STO RM DRAINAGE
GENERAL $ 37 0,3 98 $ 32 ,7 24 $ 465,000 $ 497 ,724 $ 868,122 NORTl:I CENTRAL II 559 ,686 1,694 0 1,694 561,380 NORTH CENTRAL III 38 ,7 26 155,000 0 155,000 193,726 HIGH SCHOOL BASIN 0 25 ,000 0 25 ,000 25,000 CITY SURVEY 0 0 20 ,000 20,000 20 ,000 DARTMOUTH ll1PROV EMENTS 124 ,725 65,275 0 65 ,275 190,000 SIDEWALK DISTRICT 11,239 500 0 500 11 ,7 39 TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS 6,645 9 ,357 0 9,35 7 16,002 ZUNI STREET 0 5 ,000 45,000 50,000 50,000 PAVING & SIDEWALK DISTRICT 0 0 200,000 20 0,000 20 0,000 STREET OVERLAY PROGRAM 0 0 40,000 40,000 40,000 INTERSECTION DIPS 69 13 ,19 6 0 13,196 13,265
ENGLEWO OD & HOLLY DAMS 300,000 0 0 0 300,000 EVANS AVENUE PAVING (PD#24) 10 41,284 0 41,284 41,294
PAR.KS
BEL LEVIEW WEST 150,555 (50 4) 0 (504) 150,051 BELLEVIEW STORM REPAIR 0 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 EMERSON MINI-PARK 11 ,112 3,888 0 3,888 15 ,000 HANDICAPPED PLAY APPARATUS 0 24 ,000 0 24 ,000 24,000 RIVER DEVELOPMENT 2,963,268 38 ,859 0 38,859 3,002 ,127 TENNIS/HANDBALL COURTS 109,618 10,095 0 10,095 119,713 SENIOR CENTER 712,743 79 ,257 35,264 114,521 827,264 SENIOR CENTER PARKING 67 ,9 63 137 22,500 22 ,637 90,600 LAND AC QUISITION 0 0 200,000 200,000 200,000 FIRE STATION 113 0 0 200,000 200,000 200,000 • • LIBRARY EXPANSION 10,000 0 190,000 190,000 200,000 HOUSING PROJECT 2,474,630 109,261 0 109,261 2 ,583,891 PUMP ER COMBINATION 0 0 150,00Q 150,000 150,000
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND TOTAL $ 7,911,387 $ 639,023 $1,592 ,764 $2 ,231 ,787 $10,143,174
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I.no l c wo oJ Uam
Ho J Ly UJm
~i d..i walk Ub tricL No. 76
Ev .Jns Avt.•nuc Paving (PUU24 )
Inte r sec tion Uips
liellc v iew West PJrk
SclJevlcw Stun1 k.epa i r
II tndicapped PJ J y Apparatus
k J.V t!r 1J c v c lopme11t
Hand:J Jll am! Tennis Courts
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Planning
Complet e
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1971
7 /74
N/A
l/74
3/75
5/76
l/77
1/77
8/73
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12/7 J
12/7 J
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10/76
4/75
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October 1, 1977
Date
De sign
Co mp l et(!
12 /75
Jl/76
JU/77
l/75
N/A
6/74
9 /75
7/76
2/77
J /77
9/7J
N/A
6/77
3/76
1/74
2/7 7
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6 /77
J /77
12/74
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Bids
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
7 /75
N/A
8/76
3/77
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ll /73
N/A
N/A
3/76
3/74
3/77
1/76
N/A
4/77
1/75
Per c ent
Co ns L rue ted
100~
N/A
N/A
N/A
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100
N/A
100
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N/A
85
N/A
N/A
96
97
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55
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N/A
N/A
N/A
b/75
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10/76
9 /77
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9/7 7
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6/77
4/77
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4/78
5/77
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J!ud et
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25 ,000
50 .ouu
16,002
159,000
141 .000
15,000
4 2 ,000
13 ,6 2,
150,051
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190,000
255,960
23 ,698,960
Des i1•.n lu11p l t.te.
lindcr desi g n.
Hight-of-way beln~ pur c h;:i.seJ.
Land ,t<'1Ju ired. Fln.1U z l ng Jesign.
Com p] CtL>d.
Comp Jet "'U .
Undt_•r con st ruc tion .
Engine.er a na l yz in1; pr oblems.
Ope n f o r play August 1), 1977.
Problem w/c ou r t su rfoc c flaking now
Opt.o n by Nov. 1 set t led.
Undt•r des lgn.
Unde r constru ct ion
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Project: Relocation of Fire Station No. 3.
This project calls for the replacement and relocation of the
Belleview Fire Station No. 3, north of West Belleview Avenue
at South Fox Street. The location to which the station is to
be moved has not been determined ; however, the new station
would provide fire protection for the same area.
Analysis of Project:
The location of Fire Station No. 3 on West Belleview Avenue
creates serious traffic hazards and the building is not adequate
for the present equipnent. This project is included in the
Capital Improvement Program budget in 1979. (See enclosed
picture of Belleview Station No. 3 at end of Fire Department
section.)
Justification:
Two Fire Department staff studies made in 1972 and again in
1973, recommended that a new station be built in another lo-
cation to serve the same area. Also, in 1973, the Department
used a Pl'I (Public Technology Institute) Station Location
Program, which computerized data from the area. The resulting
printouts indicated that the present station is poorly located,
and should be moved several blocks to the north, A report
based on the print-outs was made by City Manager intern,
Bruce Mendelson, in 1973 for the City Council'.
In addition to the studies done on relocation, justification
for the replacement or rebuilding of the present station is
made because the existing building is too small to accommodate
the major equipment required for the protection of this area.
The widening of Belleview Avenue into a major thoroughfare has
eliminated the exit ramp, making the exit from and entry into
the station extremely hazardous to the high volume of traffic
which uses West Belleview Avenue.
Cost:
The estimated cost o f $200 ,000 would include planning and
architectural fees , taking into consideration the possible
trade value of the pres e nt s !t e , and the actual construction
costs ,
Project Expenditures .!!.Y ~:
1979 $200,000
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Staff Requirements :
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Related Costs Resulting from the Project:
Future maintenance costs would increase for the additional
gas and electricity used in a larger building; but would balance
out against the higher maintenance costs of keeping the older
and more inconvenient building functional.
Income from Project:
None.
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MEMO TO: Water Utility Directors and Managers or Clerks o f
Selected Front Range Municipalities
FR OM: Dee P. Wisor, Staff Attorney
DA TE: October 5, 1977
SUBJECT: State Policy Concerning Front Range Water Use
OCT 6 1977
CITY MANA G(il'S om,:r
ENG LEWOOD
At the September 13, 1977 meeting of the State Drought Council, the Council
c onsidered a draft resolut i on and letter establishing state policy regarding
water use along the front range. A decision on this policy was laid over
until the Council's November 20 th meeting to receive comments on the policy
from i nvo lved wa t er ut i lities . Th e Drou ght Council staff has mailed the
pro posals to the Drought Co ordinators in each region and it is possible
( that you will have already seen them. At the Drought Council's request,
however, I am enclosing a copy o f the proposed resolution and tentative
letter to the involved water utilities.
The proposed front range water policy , if adopted by the Drought Council,
will not have the effect of law in mandating any program on municipal water
suppliers. However, it will establish a state policy to guide state agencies
and officials in planning and otherwis e. It is always possible that state
policy will eventually be embodied in a legislative proposal. For that
reason, it is important for inter ested municipalities to c omment on the
Drought Council proposal.
Comments should be f orwarded to Geor ge E . Lamb, State Capito l, Denver,
Co l orado 8 0203, by November 1, 1977 . Additionally, if you feel that the
League should s end a response , please send me your ideas for such response
no la ter t han Oc tober 25, 1977 . I n any event, I will appreciate receiving
co p ies o f c omments sent directly to the Drought Coun c il.
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memorandum
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Fr om:
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DRCOG Re pre sentatives, Chief Admi ni s trative eHib~·t !i· .. 'a'nd
O ther I nter e st ed Parties
Robert D . Farley, Executl ve Director
Request for Feed back and Input t o State Drought Council
Se ptember 22, 1977
As you may know, DRCOG has b een desig na ted as one of 13 Regional Drought
Coordinato rs to assi s t l oca l agencies in cop ing with drought related prob lems .
One pa rt o f t ha t r esponsibility is to provide policy input to the State Drought
Council on a c t ions whi ch the State of Colorado might ta ke t o assist in the
drou ght relief effort.
A p ast item of d i scussion of the State Droug ht Cou ncil has been what poli cy
position the s ta te sho uld take wJth r eg ard to Fro nt Range municipal water use.
The s tate staff p repared a poli c y posi tion paper for the council's considerati on
at its meeting of Sept ember 1 3. The State Drought Council tabled the iss ue
pending feed back and input fr om t he a ffected Front Range Drought Coordi nators.
As you can see fr o m he attac hed , the state staff is a sking DRCOG t o deve l op
a cons ensus position repr esent i ng t hi s region which can be forwarded to th e
State Drought Council. From there, it would in turn be forwa rded to th e
Governor as r ecommended policy.
Please discuss t he a tta ched pro posa ls with your policy makers , and send back
to us a written sta tem ent which we c an combine w ith o t h ers in some form of
reg10nal con sensus. Tha t s tatem ent will be reviewe d by the DRCOG Program
Com mittee on October 5 a nd forwarded to the State Drought C oordinator.
Hopefully , your response w J 11 be in regard to the basic question , "Wh at
should be the policy position of the State of Colorado regarding Front Range
municipal water use?" If t he state should not have such a policy position,
let us know . If t he at t a ched proposals are on target, let us know. If there
are other area s which should be incl u ded, let us know that as well .
If you have questions about this process , g i ve me or Larry Borger a call.
Thank you for your time i n assisting the State Drought Cou ncil this effort .
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A SUCCESTr.D ST/\TE POLICY ON •
f'RONT-MNCC W/\TE R USE
RDC HI\I L/ ,-16-77
fl ttached f o r your review «nd conmen t arc two documents prepared for the
Gove rnor I s Urought C.:o un c i 1 's co n s 1dC'rat1.o n during the ~c ptcmbcr 15 meeting :
l. "Staff Pro p osal for Issue Resolution" on the apn ro pria tc ro le of the
State con cerning Front-Range wa te r use policy. (/\t tachmcnt "fl")
2. •sugge sted Lette r to Front-Range Domestic Water Purveyors• (Attach-
ment "B")
Also pertinent to the issue is the Denver Po st newsclipping (Attachment "C"l
concerning Boulder's experien ce with meterin~.
Please n ote that THESE l\RE DRAFT DOCU:IENTS FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY .
Prepared as sugge stions by the OS DC sta ff , th e y do not re~resent a policy of the
Gove rno r o r of the Gover n or 's Dr o~o ht Counc1 L. T he inte nt. o:" the documents 1s to
suggest a position ~h1 c h the State might adop t on matters such as wat e r use restrictions,
water conservation education, metering, and rate structures.
We request that you r e ad thes~ d ocume n t s careful lv and return vour reaction to
us no la t e r than ~ONDAY , OCT0~E~ 11 , 1977 . Fro n:-Ra nge ~~ter Use has bee n iden tified
by the Go v ernor 's Droug ht Co u nc~l a s an i ssue of con c ern and has been discussed at
length in Council me etings. During the ncet i ng of Se oternber 13, the Council mo v e d to
table the issue u nti l the next schedu led we e ting , pen di ng t h eir receipt of feedbac k
from local public o~ficials acro s s the St ate. Th 's suggested S tate policy position is
c lea r ly an ap?r~F=ia t e iten f o r l o ca l publ i c off i c i als t o c o nsider a nd provicte co~.m ent.
'l'he OSD C is therefore a sking your as3 1 s t ar.ce in ma k ing these sugg estions known to poli cy-
makers i n your Re g i o n and in p=ovid i ng tr.e Droug ~~ Council with the local gove rnme n t
comment necessary for Counci! declsion making.
Specifically, yo u r co~~=nt on these documents an d on t he overall issue should
include--but not be limite d to--th e co~s en s us re a ction of vour Region to a S ta te
policv which encou rages wate r suoo l ~ JUr1s cl1ct1ons to:
1. establish targ et per-~apita water cons u ~ption •ratcs for the
jurisdiction a n d tailor policies and programs to achieve the
desired target;
2. elimi nate flat-rate water fee schedules and design and apply pro-
gress ive wa ter use f e e schedules which encocrage w~ter conservation ;
3. initiate a nd carry out a prog r am to achiev e meter ing of all connections
wi thin the juris d i ct i on,
• wi t h financing which accounts for ability to pay and includes long
tenu cost a~ortization
and with program r e quirements that
o all new construction be me tered and
o all nonme t e red e~isting residential structures be metered when
owners hip o( the prope rty changes.
4. 111andate th ,,t areas to be annexed to the jurisdicaiton .inc lude an adequate
water supp l y;
S . conceive and carry out water exchange programs which are mutually beneficial
to agricultura l and municipal needs (such as Northglenn's much publiciz ed
program); and ·
6. d esign and disLributc public water conservation educ~tion programs.
Pl ease prep,ue 1•our c omme nt s on thC' F"ront-.nan<Je Wate r U!le isnue in narra t ive form,
prefe rab l y typcwritt<·n, Hu i L:1ble !or reproduction ,,nd distribution to the Governo r's Drought
Council 1111d other intcre c tcd pers on s .
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DR/\FT DOCUMENT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY
Staff Proposal For
ISS UE RE SO LUTI ON
9 -13 -77
A. IS~•·•:. "What is the appropriate role of the State of Colorado
~fl . ._:.fning f'r ont-Rangc water US C? lJOlicy?"
B . BACKGROUND /DISCUSSION: Du ri ng the J uly 27 meet ing t he Cou n cil
re solvea-to d dopt a policy position on the a bove cited is sue .
Con sidera tions include:
• Dec isions by utility companies regarding tap
availabilities, tap fees, waler rates, me tering,
use restrictions, and av~ilab1l1ty of supply.
• Agricu ltural versus domestic water use .
• Water exchange between local <;ov.arnments and/or
water districts.
To date, th e water conse r va ion programs of Front-Range
communities have been fo~mulated by the indi vid ual water
utilities in r esponse to t he fa c tor -of supply, dema nd,
debt service , and public image. Wa er use restrictions
range from no restrictions o schedules and volume pen alties.
C. RESOLUTION: STAFF PROPOSAL .
The Governor's Drought Council should adopt a Front-Range domestic
water policy which actively encourages:
1. The developme nt of voluntary association s among
Front-Range water uti lities , to achi eve:
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• ma ndated metering programs for all new construction
and for exist ing residential structures at change
in ownership:
• the elimination of flat-rate water fee schedules
through voluntary and public-assisted meteri ng
program;
• the devclopr.ent and imrlemen ation of water fee
schedules wh ich encourage water conserv ation: and
• the creation a nd d1 sscmination of water conser-
va ti on education programs to the general public ,
K-12, and the commerc1al community.
The developnien of innovative programs which will
provide wutc r for domes tic and commercia l us e but
which will not compe te with water currently appro-
priated to agriculture •
Th e establishing of target per-capita consumption
ra tc5 by the severa l communities, with the local
boatd,' actions directed to achieving t h ese target
cons umption rates.
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4. The suppo rt of re search t o es ablis h the i nte r-
relationships b etween wa e r us e 1n th e De nve r
Me tro are a and the downs tcum depende ncy upon
return water by Lhe M.:i tro area.
D. COUN CIL RESOLUTI ON.
The Gove rnor's Drough t Council adopts the f ol lowing policy
position in re front-range water use:
NO POLI CY .~DOPTED
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DRAFT DOCUMENT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY
Suggested Le tt er to Front-Range
Domes tic Wat e r Purveyo rs
September 1 3, 1977
Cha i rman of Wa e r Utility Boa rd,
Mayo r , or Chai nna n of City Council
Dea r
The domestic wate r c risi s of t he summer o f 1977 here in Colorado has left its mark
Statewide. Fe w of us escaped th e concern for an adequate wat e r supply and few
of us are unmindful of the urgent need t o formulate new polic ies which e ncourage
the ef ficient u se of wate r
bring i t into limited s upply.
the most precious reso urc e of all when circumstances
It is clearly the resp ons ibility of each wat er utility to reckon with local factors
of water supply, water d e mand , and the capital investmen t r e quired to join the two.
'But we, as the Governor's Dr o u ght Council , see an addition al r es po nsibility. We see
a persuas ive need to e n coura ge n ew visi ons in dom e st ic wat er use policy. To this end
we e arnestly solicit your ca r eful conside r ation of the foll owing prop os al s:
1. Establishment of a requireme nt that any ne w water s ervice connection be
metere d and that any unme tered conn ec t ion be metered when the property
changes ownership.
2. Imple me ntation of an aggress ive program to brin g me terin g to a ll connections--
a prog ram which r ecogni zes factor s of abil i t y to pay and a mortization of cos t
o ver lon g periods .
3 . The d esign and implemen tat ion of wa e r use schedules which are progressive in
nature and which provide adequa t e economic incentive fo r conservation.
4 . Establish me n t of a requirement for a dequate water supply for ann exa tion.
5. Use of innova tivP methods of water exch,:mge in a manner wh ich c ompliment s
the req uiremen ts of both the urban an d the ag ricultural sectors •
As we look i.nto the tw en t y-fi r s t century a nd see b efo r e u s the e ve r i ncreas ing d emands
upon our water reserves , we r ea l ize t ha many of the method s of th e past which have
sPrved us so well must s oon be put a s ide . We ask that y o u jo1n us i n a n all out
e f fort co preserv a nd enhance th e quality of life in Colorado . We we lcome thoughts
concerning the o;e p roposal s, f or yo ur h elp and commitmen t a r e the key s ton es to c h ange
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Den, er Pos t Boulcl t r Bureau
DOt.:LDEf.-ll !u lc other CIII CS in the ·
D"n~ er f:l lrCi;o!1 1,,n area lrc h~\·i n"'
,.., :i 'cr ~1:or: .. ;rs. L~:J!c!e:-1s w.1IC'r rich~
'T"~c c:ty o·.,r.s rn ~.i~h \\011cr rights now to
, ro .. ce for 1,· 1cc ns muth po~ula t1on as
t 1 • scrnn; -cnn during a dry yea r.
T!1c CJ!a comes from nn 11-pn~e report
11·c n to t~c Uo ol lc r Cuy Co11nc1! Tuc s-
•,a y night b) p~~:,c 1·.or ,s dicector Andv
f, ''.1; .
l:e sa :d per capita conSUM?lion In
"·L':er 1s le ss than 160 sallons cf wat er
,>H CJy, 11 ble trc Dcn\'cr n,·erJge is 2~6
gJ:'o:1 s -\\ 1th wrttcr r Jl1 0:1in ;;. Boulde r
t :i ~n ·t had ~ny ,,at<'r ra11cr.ing this sum. ~c , bu t all or its cu slum ers are on
r:?r s.
J::!'(IRE THE ~IET ERS I\Cre inslalled
h I',;;, I>,u 'do:-r eap!~ used more tha n
'• ,, ~" I ,rs of wJte r per rx,rs on per day
-!1.:1 lil\e Dl'n\'c r rc ~1drnts.
L:.!, .. ~. \\.11<.r cc,n~u:1~pl !O n nas as high
:.:;J t.; ... '!O:'IS per pc;son per dJy du:-inc
'e dcy summer mont~s of I~ O \\hen
1~':!0 r d;:Jn't ha,·e waler mc te:s an d
•c 11as t.eJ\')' use of 1•,J ter for 1msa-
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, t I~ \J~aa :;r r £ob I\ c,td; ke remark ed
"' <: t.Jr:,;..r 1, <":t~· pc~1t·y in 1!163 cJ:ne
~~ut bccau,e the pJ!Jl!c "as wil!,ng lo
6t e fo r a u~d ,:.sue c,,11,ns for in s:;,1l a-
1on of ,,a:er meters m Doul1cr . There
a :J been \\3tH ro uonm s 1n err ect in 1962.;
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nt;~VER poST Wed.,So pt.14 , 1977
IN ADDITION TO meters, other factors
that put Ilould cr in a good pasilion fo r
water ~upply today a re th e city's grow th -
Jim ,ti ns poli cies, which keep the popul a-
ti on e,pansion at about 2 per ce nt per
. year , compared with as mu ch as 10 p~r
, cent in so me vears in th e 19GOs , and a
rather ar.,:ressive p~licy of buying \\Jtcr
ri ~hts ,.l :c Pever they arc a. a1!.ihl e .
The c,ty now owns ncarlv ~~o millio n
\\Urtl1 of I\Jlcr r1gh1,, at tni7 pnccs. llut
ils invc,tmenl w:is only a fract:011 of tha t
pri ce.
l loll ar said lhe cily started ~elling Di g
Thc,mpson wale r from the \Ve~lcr11 ~lop e
in J~.\2, and paid prices as low as tillO
pe r un1l.
!1y now, the city o vns 20,267 unils of
Big Thompson water, and th e current
ma rket value of each m11 t is ~:50 . The
city hasn't ma<!e any purchases at th e
J9i7 pnc~. In l~i6, Uouldcr was able to
buy &9 unit s at sm. which seemed hig h
al lhe tim e.
DOULOER If.IS M.\ DE its mos t r ecent
inv cclmc nl in Six C1lies water rig hts,
\\h1ch a,e cheaper than Di~ Thomp so n
un its. The S1.x C1lirs roJeCl i ; anu:l •er
ll'c,t crn Slope divers10:1. The projec t has
· bee n delayed by a cou rt battle Iha! is
unrcsol\'ed
Al lhi s time , city planne rs be li eve
Dou!dcr's po pul:,l!on lo be 61.7-13 . Anoth er
J l .25 7 persons !Jvinr, ou1s1 de th e city li:11 -
. JIS arc scr ,cd wi th city w·,tr r.
· .. As sum,r.g that water con~umptio n re-
ma ins at or below 175 g~tlons per person
per day, the exisl,ni; s:1 pply coatd serve a
populJ!lo n or more than l~~.000 . \\'1th Six
Cm cs nrd other \\aicr n ghl s the city
pl .ms lo acquire, Duuldcr could scrl'e
cvtn more pcop:e
But Plann,11;; Director Nolan Hosall told
ll:c t1ly cou11td Tuc,d.,y ,,,~Ill he c,rects
the Doulcler V::llq populat 10 11 :o cont1m1c
lo i;row al about 1 per t l'nt pe r yea,· :,nd
to reach H7 .0 00 IJ)' the year "1100, which is
the cud of the current plmrnin;; penud.
CITY OF!· ICfAL S aren't trying to mak e
de cis ion s hcyo11 cl Ih a ! point.
After rc1·ic111~; lhc "atcr supply report
Tu cscl.1y ni ~h t, membe rs of U1c ci t:, coun.
cil :incl C11y ~t;ina;;cr ll'c,t cl yke c,prc,scd
sat1si:i ct,on wuh lhc pro;;r:,m
"\Ve h:ive :,n ubli~:il1on 10 plJn for Ju.
lure popu 1a t1 on in the c1I)' ;i~d JJ1 1!1e
Co11lcler V.i :lcy. nnct liic 11•po1 t ,.,ys 11·c
arc <l 1>ing a ;;ood Job of ti1:1l," s..:1d \\est.
dyke
"The \\'Jlcr pl :inn1ng t!Jal was done ,n
· the paH ,·.a~ excellent . But 11 c ca n 't relax
our water pl:inn:ng ill ~It,'' said Deputy
Mnyo r P.o h T rcn:<a. ·
"I beli eve ll'e should I ur si:c Ire
· purch~se of sn 111 c llig Tho1111:son I\ al er,
even at the 1111:ht r p:-ice," ~a,d ~laye r
F rank Duch.ma n.
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1 should study ,·arious k1r.cs o! ~C\'C!cJ>-
t mcnt s lo sec "h:ch OJ\'C the i;,cJ·es ,
\\,IIC:" d c1:1 ;rnd . :i:id lnJhC CL'rtJI~ l, .,, i.:!"e
tfo·.:sn't n sc above 115 g:1!:o~s per ~c:-::c :t .
\\'cs•dy~.c notr.d that a Cit\' a!·:·d',S cJ :,
bt11ld new lr:11,.,:'l!s:;1cn line~ or a· li 1;;;c r
w.11 c r lreJlmrnt pb~t -"all ,t 1.,;.es is
mo11c.Y-' -bt:l in the s~n~:-a::d We.s~.
"The key o 1h t ft :t t:rc 1s 0\·.:1:r.; :":~ r:1 ·.·:
w.:1:rr rights." \\:1lcr thJ: Si..::";~(:-c,,:-:,.
tro!s b~t doesn't u~e is re~'.L"J to ia;-:--: e:s
in th e nrca.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN 6 1, fl
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A BILL FOR
AN ORD! ANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE ASSESSED
VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF ENG LEWOOD, COLO RAD O, FOR THE YEAR 1978 .
WHEREAS, i t is the du t y of the City Council of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, under the Chart er of said City and Statutes of the
Stale of Colorado , to make th e annual levy fo r City purposes for the yea r 1977 due and payable in 1978; and
llliEREAS , the City Co uncil has d uly considered the estimated
val uation of all of the taxable property wit hin the City and the needs
of the City for each of said levies, and has determined that the levies as
hereinaft er set fo rth are proper and wis e .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sec t ion 1.
That there be and the r e is he r eby levied for the year 1977, due
a nd payable as r equired by the Statutes i n the year 1978, a tax of 7.00 mills
on the dollar for the General Fund of the Ci ty of Englewood, Colorado.
Section 2.
That the levy hereinabove set for th shall be levied upon each
dollar of the assessed valuation of all taxab le property within the corporate
limi t s of the City of Englewood, Colorado, and the said levy shall be ce rtified as by the law required .
Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 17th day of October, 19 77.
Publishe as a Bill for an Ordinance on th e 19th day of October, 1977.
Mayor
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Wil liam D. James, do hereby c ertify that the above and
foregoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of a Bill f or an
Ord i nance, introduced, read in f ull, and passed on fi rst reading on
th e 17th day of October, 1 97 7.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN Clayton ----------------
A BILL FO R
AN ORDlNANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EA CH DO LLAR OF THE ASSES SED
VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERT Y WIT HIN TH E CITY OF ENGL EWOOD , COLO RAD O,
FOR THE YEAR 1978.
WHEREAS, it is t he du t y of the City Counc i l of t he City o f
Englewoo d , Colorado, un d e r t h e Chart e r o f said City a nd Statutes of th e
State o f Colo r ado , t o make th e annual l e v y for Ci ty purposes f o r the yea r
1977 d ue and payable i n 1978; a nd
WHE REA S , th e Ci t y Co un cil ha s d ul y cons i dered th e estimated
va lua tion of a l l of the t a xable p r operty wi th i n the City and the needs
of t he Ci t y for eac h of s aid levies , a nd has d e t e rm i ned that the l evies a s
he r e inafter set fo rth a r e proper and wise.
NOW, THE RE FO RE , BE IT ORDAINE D BY THE crrY COUNC IL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , as follows:
Sec t i on l.
That ther e be and t h e r e is h re by levied for the year 197 7 , d ue
and pay a ble a s r equired by the Statu tes i n the yea r 1978, a tax of 7 .00 mills
o n t he d oll a r for the Ge neral Fund o f t he City of En g lewood, Colora do .
Se ctio n 2.
Tha t the levy hereinabov set fo rth s ha ll be l e vied upon each
dollar of th e asses s e d v aluation of all taxable pr o p e rt y wi thin the c or porate
limi t s of the City of Englewood , Colorado, a nd t h e said levy s hall be c e r tifie d
as by the law requir d.
Introduced , read in full and pass don Firs t Re ading on the 17th
day of October, 1977.
19th d ay of Octob e r, 1 97 7.
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I, William D. James, do 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 reading on
the 17th day of October, 1977 .
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Andy Mccown, City Manager
Jimmy E. Curnes, Assistant City Manager
October 13, 1977
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OFFICE SPACE
After reviewing available office space at City Hall, I submit the following
recommendation for a Mayor and Council office.
The office should be located near the administrative offices where Pat and
Sue could help with telephone and clerical assistance. This would make the
current Credit Union office the best place. The major problem now becomes
a new location for the Credit Union. My recommendation would be to move
that office to the area where Utilities are temporarily located. This could be
a more permanent location for the Credit Union and would not necessitate a
great deal of cost; however , this move could not take place until the first of
the year when Utilities moves back into their remodeled office.
Attached is an estimated cost of furnishing a new office for the Mayor and
Council. I would recommend the standard price ($1,800) because of the
quality. The entire cost of this project should not cost more than $2,500,
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Jim Curnes, Assistant City Manager
Harry N. Taylor, Purchasing Agent
Furniture Pricing
Below are the approximate costs to furnish the Mayo r's Office in City
Hall. A few of the items listed will have two (2) price lines, a budget
line and a standard line. Naturally the standard line is of higher
quality and will holdup for a longer period of time.
Item Budget Price Standard Price
( 1) Desk 60"x30" Double Pedestal $16 5. 00 $310.00 (1) Executive Swivel Chair $1 00.00 $100.00 (1) Conference Table, 8 ft . $1 75.00 $305.00 (7) Side Chairs $ 30.00 ea. $ 65.00 ea. (2) 4 Drawer Locking Fi le Cabinets $1 20.00 ea. $150.00 ea. 25 Sq. Yds. Carpet $ 10.00 sq. yd. $ 12.00 sq. yd. Phone Installation (ext. 203) $ 38.00 Charge per month on phone service $6 .00
not including long distance calls.
Tot al Cost
$ l, 170,00 $1,800.00
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM: Stu Fonda, Director of Utilities
DATE: October 12 , 1977
SU BJECT : Boreas Pass Lease
Enclosed is one copy of the Extension of Lease and Option t o Purchase sub-
mitted by Coors. Also enclosed is one copy of a Lease and Option to Purchase
that I believe includes a reasonable ad j ustment to the original price of the
rental and water charges based upon the increase in the ENR Construction Cost Index.
Mr. Lund of Coors Company has tentatively indicated that thi s increase is
acceptable. A poll of the Water Board in d ica ted seven ayes and one absten-
tion. I would propose that the modi fied agreement be submitted to Council
for approval and then resubmitted to Coors if approved by Council .
Stu Fonda
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EXTENSION OF 'EASE AN O OPTION TO PURCHASE
1. THE CI TY OF n,r.LEWOOO , the Lessor, and ADOLPH COORS COMPANY, the
Lessee , entered i nto a Leas e and Opt ion to Pu rcha se Agreenent on July 10,
1972 , attached hereto and incorporated by referen ce herein, regarding wa ter,
wat er ri gh ts, diversion s ructures, right-of-ways , with a ll appur tenances
thereto of Boreas Di tches Nos. 1 and 2 and Como Reservoir No. 1.
2 . The original term of the Lease and Option is sixty-four mon ths,
sa i d term to expire Novembe r 9 , 1977.
3. Th e Lesso r and the Les see here by mutua lly agree, e xc ept the changes
describ d in paragraph 4 , that al l terms and conditions of the Leas e and
Op tion to Purch as e Agreement a r e continued and extended in ful l force and
effec t until Novembe r 9, 19 78.
4. The Lessor and the Less ee hereby agree that the annual rental
shall be increased from S500 to $75 0 , and that the ch arge of SS.00 per
ac re foot of water shall be increased to S7 .50 per acre foot.
S. The Lessee agrees to maintain the headwo r ks and inte r cepto r ditch
in such a way so a s t o permit the passage of wat e r through the measuring
flume or, the Lessee will reimburse th e Lessor for such expenses . The total
out-of-pocke t expenses by either party shall no t exce ed $7 50.00 , unless by
mu t ual agreement be twee n parties .
IN WITNESS WHER EOF , the parties have executed the with in extension
as of the __ day of , 1977.
ADOLPH COORS COMPANY , LESSEE
ASSIS AN SECRET ARY
C !TY OF E GLEWOOD, LESSOR
Ci y Clerk-Treasurer
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Howard R. Brow n
3183 S . Race Street
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EWS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE --Monday, Octob e r 1 7 , 1977
Howard R. Brown, Englewood City Councilman who has repre-
sented District 2 for the past nine years, announced tonight
he will not be a candidate for re-election.
''I would like to thank all those who expressed suppo rt for
me and who offered to help with my campaign. But after talking
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it over with my wife, Dorothy,~I finally decided that the de-
mands and responsibilities of se rving another t erm on Council
cou ld adversely affect my health, my full-time teaching job,
my duties as a hu s band and father, and my effectiven ess in
representi n g my constituents," Brown said .
Mayor James L . Taylor expressed re gre t at Brown's decision,
saying , "Th e people of Englewood are proud of the job Howard
Br own has done during his three term s on Council. With Howard's
s upport, we have made dramatic progre ss on lon g-needed project s
like the joint Littleton-Englewood waste tr ea tment plant, city-
wide sto rm drainage, Romans Park and the se nior citizens' center,
while keep in g our tax rate among the lowest in th e State.
"The City of Englewood needs men with the leader s hip and
dedication of Jl owa rd Brown if we are to s olve our problems in
the years ahead, a nd we hope he will continue to take an ac tiv e
part in o ur comm unity."
Brown asked his friends and s upport e r s to carefully study
the issues and candidates before casting their votes in the
municipal elections November 8. Three candidates --Marten
Lathrop, Mary Duran, and Don Weber --will be vying for Brown's
seat , representing north-east Englewood.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5 CHAPTER 4 TITLE 6 OF THE 1969
ENGLEWOO D MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED BY DECLARING IT UNLAWFUL
TO KEEP HORSES, MULES, SHEEP, DONKEYS AND OTHER ANIMALS AND
FOWL S AND FURTH ERMORE THAT NO ANIMAL SHALL DISTURB THE PEACE
AND COMFORT OF ANY NEIGHBORHOOD.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 5 Chapter 4 of Title 6 of the 1969 E.M.C.
is amended to read as follows:
Section 2.
6-4-5: ANIMALS OR FOWLS
It is hereby declared to be unlawful for
any person to keep or permit upon any premises
in the City except as otherwise provided:
(a) Any horse , mule, donkey, cattle, sheep,
rodents, chickens, turkeys, rabbits,
geese, ducks, or other fowls except
on agriculturally zoned lands.
(b) No animal shall disturb the peace and
comfort of any neighborhood, or inter-
fere with any person in the reasonable
and comfortable enjoyment of life or
property, or in any other manner present
a menace to the public health or safety.
(c) If any part or parts hereof are for any
reason held to be invalid, such shall
not affec t the remaining portions of
this section.
That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby expressly repe aled.
Introduced, read in full
on t he 3r ay of October, 1
st reading
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th da¥ of
October, 1977.
Mayor
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do 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 reading on the 3rd day of October, 1977.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTIONS (el TO AND INCLUDING hl OF
ARTICLE I SECTION 10 CHAP TE R 4 TITLE I., OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AM ENDED , BY RE-ORDERING THE RECOGNITION OF
NON SCH EDULED CITIZENS AND VISITORS TO FOLLOW PRE SCHEDULED
CITIZENS AND VISITORS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That sub-sections (el to and including (hl of Article I
Section 10 chapter 4, Title I. of the 1969 E.M.C ., are hereby
amended to read as follows:
1-4-10: ORD ER OF BUS!NESS
All meeting, except informal meetings, of the
Council shall be open to the public. The matters
to be considered by the Council shall be considered
and disposed of in the following order, except where
otherw ise decided by majority vote of Council Members
present at said meeting:
(el Re c ognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(fl Communications.
(gl City Attorney's presentation, including
resolutions, bills for ordinances, ordinances,
and legal matters for consideration of the
Council.
(h l City Ma nager's presentation.
Introduced, read in ful l and passed on first reading
on the 3rd day of October, 19 77.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day
of October , 1977.
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and forego i ng is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 3rd day of October, 1977.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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