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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-02-23 (Public Hearing) Meeting Agenda Packet.. _ public Hearing -Paving District_ No. 19, February 23, 1970 • ) • • PUBLIC HEARING PAVING DISTRICT NO . 19 FEBRUARY 23, 1970 SPECIAL MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe county, Colorado, met in special session on February 23, 1970 at 8:00 P.M. Ma y or Schwab, presiding , called the meeting to order and asked for r oll c a l l. Upon the c all of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Kreiling , Lay , Lone, Senti, Schwab. Absent: None . The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial, City Attorney Berardini, City Clerk Lyon. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FORMATION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO, 19 BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None . The Mayor declared the motion c arried, and the public hearing opened at 8 :02 P.M. (A t ape recording of the public hearing is on file with the official records .) The following individuals appeared and items were read in regard to Paving District No . 19. Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager. Mr. Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works. Petition from property owners in the 3800 block of South Broadway and Lincoln Streets in opposition to the proposed District. Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich , 3861 South Lincoln, in opposition to the proposed District. Letter from Mr . and Mrs. Charles E. Campbell, 3865 South Lineal~ in opposition to the proposed Distric t . Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Campbell, 3897 South Lincoln, in opposition to the proposed District. Le ter from Richard L . Banta, Jr., attorney, representing Mr. L , Norval Pearce, 3801 and 3805 South Lincoln Street, in opposi- tion to the proposed Distric • Letter from Mrs . C . Fults , 3866 South Broadway, in opposi- tion to the proposed District. Councilman Senti . Councilman Lone. I • • , \ I I ~ - • • -2- Ma yor Schwab . Sott~h · Ela.ti Street Mrs. Ellis M. F a rmer , 3063 South Elati, in support of the proposed District . Mr. Richard A . Cloewer , 3080 South Elati, in support of the proposed District. Mr. Harl and C . Glaser , 4435 South Elati , in support of the proposed District . South Grant Street Mr. Ma rlin Frakes , 3768 South Grant , in opposition to the proposed District. Mrs. w. I. Elliott , 3 881 South Grant, in oppos ition the proposed District . Mrs. c. C. Irwin, 3868 South Grant, in opposi t ion to the proposed District. to Mr. Jesse E. Hill, 3704 South Grant, had a question on the proposed District . Mrs. Pauline MacArthur, 3839 South Grant, in opposition to the proposed District. Mr. G. F. Witte, 3775 South Grant, in opposition to the propos ed District. Mr. c. L. Hendershott , 3759 South Grant, in opposition to the proposed District. Mr. L. H. Seele , 4125 South Grant , in opposition to the proposed District . South Huron Street Mr. J. D. McConnell, 4245 South Huron, in opposition to the proposed District. Mr. Earl Grein, 4220 South Huron, in opposition to the propos ed Dis trict . Mr. P . J. Spomer, 737 west Quincy, in opposition to the proposed District. Mr. George McLaughlin, 4211 South Huron , in opposition to the proposed District. Mr. August F. Potthoff, 4254 South Huron, in opposition to the proposed District . Mr. Louis Ambrose, 4295 South Huron, had a question on the proposed District. Mr. Norval Fout, 4185 South Huron, h ad a question on the proposed District. East Kenyon Avenue Mr. Lloyd Shelton, 3688 South Sherman, had a question on the proposed District . I • • , • • -3- East Lehigh Avenue Mr . Rich ard Banta, a tto rney , representing Mr . and Mrs. Norval Pearce, 3 801 an d 3805 South Lincoln Street, in opposition to the propos ed District . (Letter f rom Mr. Banta was received.) Mr. Walt e r Irwin, a ttorney , r epresenting Mrs. Maude Caperton, 3800 and 3810 South Lincoln, i n opposition to the pro-posed Distri ct . Mr. Paul E . Rumbaugh, 3801 South Grant , had a question on the proposed District . East Nassau Avenu e Mrs. John J . La y, 4000 So uth Li ncoln, in support of the proposed District . Mr. Chalmerse Parker, 3996 South Grant, requested re-examination of hi s particular area . South Pennsylvania Street Mrs. L . Walker Warren, 4196 South Pennsylvania, h a d a question on the proposed District . East Princeton Avenue Mr. Lyle J. Bilger, 4195 South Clarkson, had a question on the proposed District . East Stanford Avenue Mrs . Charlis Bernhardt, 4501 South Clarkson , in opposi - tion to the proposed District. Mrs. Bernhardt presented a petition of property owners who were opposed to the District. The petition was received and read. West Tufts Avenue Mr. Carl G. Schneider, 3220 West Lake Avenue, in support of the proposed District. West Chenango Avenue Mr . Ferdinand Lauman, 488 5 South Galapago, had a question on the proposed District . On Alley, East of South Acoma and East of South Broadway Mr. Gurn ey A . Ulrich, 3861 South Li ncoln, in opposition to the proposed District . Mr. Ulrich also represented several proper y owners in this particular area . Mr. Ed Smith , 3818-3822 South Broadway, in support of the proposed District . Mayor Schwab called for a show of hands of those in the a udience in favor or opposition to the paving of this particular section. Eleven were in opposition and two were in favor. Mrs. Winnie Strattford, 4085 South Grant, in opposition to he proposed District. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOS ED . Upon the ca ll of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kre i ling, Lay, Lone, Sen i , Schwab • I • • - • • -4- Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing closed at 10:27 P.M. COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Coun cilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone , Senti , Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried , and the meeting adjourned at 10:28 P.M . #t:huz; a. ~ 1J.~!!IVII'A.Ir exHicio Cler Of the Council • ·' I I '!' I • • ' • 0 • I ROLL CALL ~7 I 70 -- ----- I . • • - • ~ ~ 0 u ~ ROLL CALL BROWN DHORITY KREILING LAY LON E SENTI SCHWAB . - • 0 • ~ :a I . . f • 0 • ROLL CALL - . ( I • • •• ' r I • 'r ROLL CALL ~ [;; BROWN DHORITY KREILING LAY LONE SENTI SCHWAB • ;;( z • '' ... ... I , / 7/ - . . I . . ' .---~--~- - 0 • l -. ROLL CALL Ul >< ~ ~ ~ ~ BROWN DHORI TY KREILING LAY LONE SENTI SCHWAB I . • . . ·. . .• \ I ... .· ' . . ' '! • 0 ·. • ROL L CALL ~ i:zl ~ _g_ _.sa. BROWN DHORITY KREILING LAY LONE SENTI S..C.HWA....li~ fl L/1 . 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(a) Council initiates improvements with funds available. (b) Legally, City Council initiates all street improvements on the Paving District. 4. Show location of proposed improvements. (a) Petitioned improvements. (b) Council-initiated streets. (c) After public hearing, Council cannot add streets, but can drop them. 5. Cost. (a) Depends upon type of improvement. (b) Depends upon City's share of cost (intersections, arterial widths in residential zoues, etc.). (c) Depends upon competitive bid prices. (d) Also, Includes costs of engineering, title checks, fiscal agent services, legal publication costs, printing, mailing notices, interest on money borrowed during construction, assessment computation, etc. (e) City sells bonds to '1owest" and best bidder. (f) Overlay. 6. City provides ce~ paving guarantees. (a) Performance bond during coolltruction. (b) Two years' guarantee on cement work. (c) Five years' guarantee on paving. 7. Assessments. (a) Director of Public Works will explain computation of assessments and cost. (b) Assessments will be computed and property owners notified in January or February, 1971._ (c) Property owners will have opportunity to appear before Council at a public hearing regarding assessments in February, 1971. (lnd ividual notices will be sent.) (Continued) , • • ~ PAVING DISTRICT NO.~EARING Page 2 7. As sessments. (Continued) (d) Within thirty days after public hea ring, all or any part of the assessment total may be paid in cash at a five per cent (5 %) discount on the amount actually paid. (e) Thereafter, the property will be assesst'd with the General Taxes (beginning in ,January, 197 :) one-tenth (1/10th) of the assessment plus interest. (Amount to be set by Council.) (f) May pay in advance at any time at actual accrued interest. (g) If a payment is delinquent, then the full balance be- comes due to the County. - 8. Before paving, all efforts will be made to see that utility line replacements are made, and that property owners tap to the utility lines. 9. Additional street rights-of-way may he needed for specific street improvemeuts. 10. Sidewalks. (a) Locations of walks: The Ordinance provides that the location of sidewalks will be determined by the Director of Public Works and that his decision is subject to variatioo as may be approved by the Board of Adjustment and Appeals. (b) Width: The City's OrdiDancE' provides that the side- walk width shall be determined by the Director of Public Works, but does not provide for appeal from his decision. ___:::; -!::;;:_,... "2-'-' 1-/. -::-::::-:-. -"1...- --J STANLEY H. DIAL City Manager SHD/Ij ~zuaty 23, l!T6 - • , • AGENaA PUaLIC HEA~ING PAVING .IST~ICT N •• 1! CeMMUNITY ~M CALL Te e~E~ 1:11 P.M. 1. epenin~ ef pU.lic hearin!. 2. City Mana!er •ial will make a •rief presentatien upen the assessment •istrict. 3. •irecter ef PU.lic Werks W•!!•ner will make a presentatien en assessment pelicies ana prece•ures. 4. Any written communications will be read. 5. Comments from the audience will be invited. (It is suggested that comments be heard in the order in which the streets appear in the enclosed notice.) 6. Discussion of any other related items to Paving District No. 19. 7. Clesin! ef pU.lic hearin!. I. A•jeurnment. Enclosures: Copy of Notice of Public Hearing Map of Paving District No. 19 Time Table for Paving District No. 19 Letters of Protest I • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .,.u,,,.,. , •• ,~~~. U H I!t t •Fit ' Jilt.~ I- ( • 0 - ... PAVING DISTRICT 19 , 1970 ( -Petitioned -Ini t iat e d . · \ I I ! I . . . ' • • • ( PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19 MONDAY November 17 , 196~ MONDAY -January 5 , 1970 MONDAY January 19 , 1970 MONDAY -February 2 , 1970 HURSDAY -February 5 , 1970 T HURSDAY February 12 , 1970 MONDAY -February 16 , 1970 THURSDAY -February 19 , 1970 MONDAY -February 23, 1970 MONDAY -March 2, 1970 THURSDAY -March 5 , 1970 MONDAY -March 16, 1970 THURSDAY -March 19, 1970 MONDAY -April 6 , 1970 MONDAY -April 6 , 1970 THURSDAY -April 9, 1970 THURSDAY -April 16, 1970 MONDAY -April 20, 1970 THURSDAY -April 23, 1970 THURSDAY -April 30 , 1970 FRIDAY -May 1 , 1970 MONDAY -May 4 , 1970 THURSDAY -May 7 ' 1970 MONDAY -May 18 , 1970 THURSDAY -Ma y 21 , 1970 MONDAY -June 1 , 1970 THURSDAY -June 5 , 1970 SATURDAY -June 20 , 1970 MONDAY -September 28, 1970 List of streets available for Council. Authorization for negotiation and advertising for pilot of bond issue. Selecting firm for fiscal services and bond handling . Consider resolution of intent to form Paving District No. 19 First publication of notice. Second Publication of notice. Mail notice to all affected pro p er ty owners. Third Publication of notice. Public hearing on formation of District (special meeting). Introduction of a bill for an ordinance creating the District . Publication of bill for ordinance . Second reading of bill for an ordinance . Final publication of ordinance . Curb , gutter sidewalk permit cut-off date. Notice to contractors and bond sale authorized . Publish first notice to contractors and bond houses . Second notice to contractors and bond houses. Plans and Specifications available Third notice to coqtractors and bond houses . , . ·I Final date for private concret e c onstruc- tion Open Construct1on bids at 2 :00 P.M. Open bond bids at 2 :00P.M., award con- t ract for abov e at 8:00P.M., introduce bill for an ordinance to issue and sell bonds , bonds dated June 1st . Publication of bill to sell bonds. Passage of ordinanc e on final reading . Publication of ordinance on final readin1. Estimated date of start of construction. Proceeds of bonds received Ordinance in full effect. Estimated date of completion of project. •. • I l I f '!' • ( NOTI CE OF A PROPOS ITION TO CREATE A LOCAL IMPR OVE}ffiNT DISTRICT IN ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, TO MAKE CERTAIN ST REET AND ALLEY IMPROVEME NTS THEREIN, AND FOR A HEARING THEREON. All owners of real estate and property hereinafter described, and all persons generally, are hereby no tj fied that the City Council of Englewood, Colorado , pursuant to its own order and upon petitions filed by a majority of the owners of real property as designated in the petitions has ado p t ed full details, plans and specifications for construction of street and alley improvemen ts and appurtenances in and for a proposed local improvement district within the corporate limits of EngL'ewo o d , Colorado , to be known as Paving District No. 19. Said persons are further notified as follows: (a) The impr ov ements to be constructed or installed are as f o lLows: . 1. Neceaaary qr ·•di ny :m d exca vation, po vi.nt;~ wit h :.·· coT:lpa~t od gr~voel b:. .. c-ou •t-,n<.l :> • napha ltic: t"Oneret~ aur tiH !P., concorete wa lk t~, curb <HlC~ <1 t1 tter wh ere not nlrcady iMt a llPd' togother with .l '">purte~un~cH ~t n d in:=i d~tala on th,. io llowin<J a treeta and avenues • Q!! ~I) ~out~ Decatur Ct . ";) :..outh Elati St. • I "'outh to;hti St. } ::.outh Crant -.t. .s) Eouth Crant St. (j tiout G rant M:. ~ 7/ bouth Huron tit . 1 Eaat Ken~~ Av • r South Kinq l..t. t1 Sout h Ki IY St . • North ei.c:J(> o! 1-Jo ~t Tufte TIYe. South aide o t w .. t Corne ll 1\vt". hout'' •ide of W•:!t>t R d·-=U l f 1\v e. U>uth ai d~ ol f' a t K~,.-on Av.. ;:io ut.h aide o1 ~aat ~na l ield ~v o . t;outh aide o1 £.tot Oll ford Ave. North dde Ol WrLt Princeton A~. E tit eide of bOUth She man St. ttorth aid4!' oC l'et.t Tuft e Ave. f.outh aide o \'hla t 'l'u • t • 1\ vonuo -5 - North ai <.Jc o j We6't tJni.on i\ve. North aide of Wer-t S t~n i ord A~o . North aiuo o t Eaat Nanaticld ~vc • IIOrth aide o f ~at Olc l ord Ave •. North aid ~ or Boat Princeton A~e . Rorth •ide of Weet •Juin y hvo. We¥t aid of 6outh t.oc;a t • North ('nd f r:ul -d -:-c: £outh cm rl o .u l -dP-:.-: ~~ I ' • • ( ,, Ea ·t Leh i g h Av e . East Leh i qh P v a. &>u th Lincoln S t. ~ £ns t N a aa ~u Avu . .._..11) V oat Raaaau ,.,.,. Z: / South Pead Dt. • r-,., e t 6 i c•,. of ! -out _, 'h:o .1dw.3 y f'.,vt u i Jo ot !.o ~n .. l : Stl e MWn 6 t. ::;.-,.t ai de o f Sout h Gr a nt St. ;;.out h aide of E...,t t.ay ton Avenue P.a •t u ido of ;X)u t.h :J roadwuy !';~at ait1• o f &outh Lincoln S t . Jl;aa t. aide of s ou th Sh•~n st. f:.'lt.t: aicio o t Soutl Cr .,nt St. F..-~IJt ai do of SO uth Pennay lvanla S t. ~ t. aide of S outh !lroadwy tleat eide of "outh Bannock 6t • Weet aide of t.outh Chezok.. t; t. ~eet dde ot &outh 1»1...-re t>t. "~at aide ot bouth Blatt &t. South aide of Eaat Haeaeu Av.. J Sou th Penney 1 v a nh St . Uo r th aide ot Eae.t .. a_u Av.. bouth Pennaylvani P.ft•t Princeton ,..., • • t. South aida o f Eaa t Oxford Ave. coaat aide o f h out n Logan l t • -6 - ( We111t at do ot &ou th 6ha ~~n S t. Weat &i d e o f bOUth Gr ~nt f>t. W..t eide ot Sou th Logan ot. llorth aida of But Chen.tfte)O Fi ve. Weal aide o t SOuth Lincoln 6t. N-t aide ot South She~ St. Meet aide of SOuth Ot·~tnt Itt. tteat aida or South ·Logan st. w..·t aide of 8outh Clarkeon St. Eaet aide 0 1 llouU. a.~ F t. &aet eida o f BouUi C'herokH st. Beet aide of 8outh Del-.are lt. Beet eide Of &outh Ehtl &t. het eide 01 &outh Fox 6t. llo~ aide o t &eat Oxford Ave. llorth t~l ~e o t Eaat Oxtord Ave . · llorth aide o f hat Pri nceton Ave. Wen t aide o! South Cl n r keon ,t . f • -• ( ( • • . 1 ... t auatcm~ a,.. ... ~ elde of --~ ela. of ~r) J JJ/ ~ ..... a~. --~ ela. of a...th .... ~\U a~. 140 f~ -~ of tbo •• , ., .. of aouth -Court IOab clan-at. ..., ., .. of ~ roa.n1 u,... ~ ola. of ....._. .... ual,.. . 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(c) The pro bable total cost of the improvements to be constructed and installed is $463,6 ~0.07 (d) The probable amount of said total cost which the City shall pay is approximately $84.216.79 (e) 'The b alance of the total cost which is not paid by the City of Englew ood will be assessed against the property specially benefited by the improve~ents, and included within the District. Probable costs p r front foot for said improvements are as follows: Asphalt ' paving on streets 36' wide (6 and 2) Asphalt paving on streets 44' wide (8 and 3) Asphalt paving overlay on streets 36' wide Concrete alley paving 14' wide Paving of other widths shall be in propo rtion to the above estimate 4" thick curbwalk Vertical curb and gutter SideHalk 4' wide 6" thick concrete slab $5.40 per front foot $9.57 per front foot $2.40 per front foot $7.59 per front foot $5.28 per front foot $3.54 per front foot $3.48 per front foot $1.11 per square foot All esti ~ates exclude the six per cent (6%) for inspection, collection, incidentals and interest as provided by law. The costs of paving to be constructed along the sides of corner lots within said District shall be assessed against properties within one-half (1/2) block or 300 ' of such intersections and corner lots, whichever is smaller, on a zone basis in accordance with bene.- fits conferred on such properties. Each on -half (1/2) block or 300' section, will be divided into six (6) parallel zones and assessments will be on the following basis: lst Zone abutting on street or avenu e ......•............•...• 28. 55'7o Next Zone •..........•......•.......• 14. 29 '7o Next Zone .........................•• 14. 29 '7o Nex Zone •............•.....•.....•• 14. 2 901o Nex t Zone ............•.....•.•....•. 14.29% Next Zone .....•.........•..•..•.•..• 14.29% To tal .••..•....•• 100'7o No as sessments will be made for curbs, gutters and side- walks in plnc e which conform with the plans and specifications for the proposed improvements and which ar acceptable to the City Engineer. -7 - • \ I , • The cost of improving street intersections throughout the District, and of paving in excess of 36' widths and 8 '' thickness on streets designat e d as arterial within residential zoning as of February 2, 1970, will be paid by the City of Englewood. Prop erty owners are specifically referred to the schedule of proposed assess ments which will be on file in the Office of the Director of Public Works , fro m which the approximate amount to be assessed against any particular lot or parcel or prop erty may be determined. Upon completion of said improvements, or as soon as the total cost thereof is defini ely ascertained, such cost shall be apportioned to . the prope rty in the District. Notice of such ap- portionment shall be given and a Hearing will be held prior to the adoption of an ordinance assessing such cost, all as provided by law. (f) Sa id assessments will be due and payable without demand within thirty days from and after the final publication of an ordinance assessing the whole cost of said improvements against the real property in said District; provided, howeve r, that any owner who shall pay his full assessment within said period of thirt y days shall be entitled to an allowance of fiv e percent (5%). In the event that any owner of real proper ty shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment against his property within said thirty days, then the whole cos of said improvement so assess ed against his property shall be payable in ten equal annual installments of principal . The first of such installments of principal shall be due and payable at s uch tin e as may be dete rmined in and by the as- sessing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on the same day in each year thereafter until all are paid in full. The rate of interest to be paid on un- paid and deferred install me nts will be established by ordinance to be adopted by the City Council at a later date. (g) A Hearing on the creation of the District will be held by the Council on :~·td~y , the ~lr~ day of Februsry 1970, at the hour of eaoO o 'clock P.M~ the City Hall 1n Englewood; and a bill for an ordinance authorizing said improvements · will be considered by the City Council at the regular meeting on the 2nd day of March, 1970 . (h) Any person desiring to be heard upon the issue of the creation of the district or upon the construction, installation or improvement of the improvements involved, may appear at the time and place set for the public hearing thereon for that purpose. (i) A map, estimate and schedule showing the approximate amoun to be assess e d, and all resolutions and proc e ding s will be on fil and can be seen and examin e d by any p e rson int e rested at the Office of the Director of Public Wo rks at any time during busi- ness hours on or prior to the date of hearing . Dated the 2nd day of February, 1970. ( S E A L Publish in: Th E n~l ewoo H rald Publish on: F e bruary 5 , 12 and 19, 1970 -8 - ' • • 0 - P \f!'P ann o (' • o F~b ru~r y 16, 1 ~70 J TO: En ~lewood City Coun c i / ..-- '1/e the people owning p roperty. Br oadwa y and ' r egar n~ the pro posed pavin~ of the alley just So . Lincol n Streets di East of So. Broadway from the South side of East Lehigh to the North s i de of East 'ansfi e ld, do hereby affix our ftn~es ·~ in p rote s t t o pl\vin~ of uid a lley. { ~ '( j 1\DI:RES S ;J \ I If • • , - • .------------------------------------~-- 0 ·, • ~eb ru~ry 1 6 , 1~70 E n~;le wood Ci Q Coun c i tr •' r ~o 1 ~ owni nr r rol '3r t,v in lhll :\!'00 b locks o f' So . Sro'1.d w ty A.nd s . Lincoln Streets, r egarding the proposed p~ving of th e al ey just Bast of So . Br o adwA.y from the South eidB o f E•tst Lehil!;h to the North si e of EA.st .l11.nsfield , do hereby ~r ix our rvunes in retest to pavinl!; of s'1.id '1.ll ey , 5 ~·;; so . ~ ,; (t;ft(HH1<'(/- _J~ &-~ _,j!_. .. , ~ . r ;. 4-tr" e' (" "<.-<..F., - •. I· • f . , ·' \ l . - .----------------------------~- 0 - ' ·' \ I I .,. . . . I · • - • • 0 • ~~/~-~ c?rd'/ s; /~ ~ I . • p • I '! • . ~ • 0 • )8AS So . Lincoln Street F.n t;le>rood , Color ~.do ~()llf) ~ebru,ry 2 , 970 O::'fice of Director -Public lorl:s )I •OO So . El ti 3t. -; cuood, Color::::O f\ 110 F.n[;lcr>IOOd Cit;· C0:ll1 Cil lO·'*' :.JO . ~,t i 3t . · ~la.:o ~d , Colora do rl()llO Do::u-Sirs : ,~ 01 .l'r:-o"lots 31 a.'ld 32 , m oc t 1 -K"ll'lSi'ield ,d''tion , • ,..lcuood, Color ~do , we ~rish to recistor a "rote:::;t ·.7ith the City o f · ·lo. ·o d , Colorado ?S t o the pr o nos ed :'avinr; o f the al' ey, n , tt c Snut~ !:idl' of .~st Lehi.~;h Ave . to t e .'orth side of Zast • ~'l s ield n t:1fl ... -.st o f So th Broad11ay . 'tie do n ,..t fe ~l this ·wing nece ssar or p rcctical. The cost bei:-1£: rol j_bitive .or t:1e ~ro ~erty o .ners ".."ld roney bein[; c!'l to ti ;!1t , We ucre .;i.•:en all of on o Hc el·•s writt en notico of this rr.'l tter . lo/o h.·we boron lu-~bl e to seA t ho :;->eti tiono , 1;-'.i c h JIOU the Ci t :• Counc i l sbte in :·"ur '"ll'o o::;o "' -ro o ::;al , (aosolution r:o .2 Series 1970 ) si ed y a n~jori t;· of -O orty olmera in tl .e 1 r o-:>oscc' Pavin£ Jli.r~,rict 19 , u-..'1ti ':\ t ~.e s::d in:"rovc"!Cnts rl.:lC:e . Our in:.'0. -t.:..o!1 is , th.1t. t'·o -:Jctiti,..n, '1 r esontcd to yo ~, :;iVIed ;• t:1e ..,_ o-c:·t:· 01 . rs o:.-~ oct 1 -l :a."'ls:.'ield d 4i t:;.on , i'ron t l o t .. ::; · c o!: T',:·r~ Lchi ;!1 • v c . to t • o ::orth ::;i de of "' sr !~nsfiold on t' ~o · s·~ o " J:\·rt:. o.'\• ,yo;_•, st-tes S do not u :o.r.t t: .c illc :>:tYC' • o~s::..d ro:i~ J.;,l,c ;""'QYC ·~/'>"!~ -t.:..r~~, ue rer: on v 1"> del oto the '"'..lley i':'"o t:~c ~, t· .. ~.:.co o"' ~~ ... · Le · .,.h .~vo . to t .. o ::o~t:: sico of '~"A-:s t H..".."l::;field o::-t: e ;.r ~ o • 5?• t ?: 3roacm:r, .fror · r ur "'ro oscd ..,~ rinc D:i.:J t , 19 , Ro:-;ohtio:1 ro . 2 Sorios 1970 • • cs ·ect ul7y subnit cu, ~Lt ~c-.J! ~a~rt~-f' Ch".rles "• C . bell e~z a&~.~~#/ v ,'"': :na ( I • • - • ~nP"1 'l 'oo1 City ounci ~n~lewoo 1 , Col o r~~o 0 • ,.,.....c. r-r-' ,-' ~,.v' \ 1 I ·.J~< '~· .... ~ :,:, \v ';'.'', .J'-' Th i s lett~r ie o r ~ris t e r our Porm~l pro tee to the pR Vin~ o f the a ll ey between Bro~dw~y ~nd Lincoln be we~n Le h i~h and Mansfield . As property owners in t he a bove men ioned block, we feel th~t our alley is not in ne ed o f beinr p~v e d and that there are alleys in this city muc h ore in need of the i mp rov em ents . We d o no t wish the p~vin~ to be d one and will do what ever is nec essary to block such ~ move . ;; i r e ly , f: -~ ~,-/ ../, ~"'/'-?'JJ ~ e D. Campbell ~;_ed J. . /l . A Del b rt L. C~pb~ !5897 S . Linc o l n ' . I • • ' -----------------------------------~-------~. • 0 - Mr. Stephen A. Lyon Director of Finance City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 De ar Sir: 781 -55 13 / February 23, 1970 Reference is made to the published notice of a proposition to create a local improvement district in Englewood, Colorado, to be known as Paving District No. 19, to make certain street and alley improvements thereon, and for a hearing thereon. This office represents L. Norval Pe arce, owner of Lots 47 and 48, Mansfield Ad dition, known as and numbered 3801 and 3805 South Lincoln Street, Englel'l ood, Colorado. This property is located at the southwest corner of Lincoln Street and East Lehigh Avenue, an area subject to the proposed improvements. The area of the property is zoned for two-family residence, is so occupied, although under a duly registered nonconforming use by reason of three units in the dwelling. The dwelling was b uilt in 1941, then a part of Arapahoe County, and was subse- uently annexed to the City of Englewood in 1946. The p roposed improvements are reported as including widening o f Lehigh S treet from Broadway east to Lincoln Street. This would increase the size from approximately 30 feet to the contemplated 44 feet width. From Lincoln Street east, Lehigh is to be widened, but only to the width of 36 feet. In addition, the street will have curb , gutter , sidewalk, and blacktop surface installed. Presently adjacent to the property of Mr . Pearce there exists curb, gutter , and sidewalk from the area east of Broadway to Lincoln Street and the blacktop paving is in fairly good condition in this particular area. The property immediately adjacent to and in close p roximity of the intersection of Lehigh Avenue and Lincoln Stre et may be described as a good residential area of the city. The traffic on Lehigh Avenue is very nominal and, in fact , the width of the I • • ---------------------------------------.~--------------------------------------------~~--~ • ( Hr. Stephen A . Lyon February 23, 1970 Page 2 0 • existing street will support anticipated traffic. Lehigh Avenue is used for school children wa lking to and from the high school located some four b locks east of Broadway and, in fact, Lehigh Avenue deadends at Logan Street at the school. It is believed t h at the pro p osed widening of Lehiqh Avenue to the width of 44 feet is unnecessary, that it wi ll create a hazard in that the avenue through to Logan Street is not to be made the same width, and this improvement will result in certain modifications to the property of r. Pearce as will cause the expenditure of considerable funds for modi- fication to the residence and removal of shrubbery, trees, and other improvements. The prob lem created by the proposed improvement is illustrated by th e fact t h at the south edge of the s idewalk to be installed adjacent to t he Pearce p rop erty wi ll be less than 5 feet from the residence structure . In addition,it is the claim of the city that t he street right of way extends 3-1/2 feet south of the south ed e of t he sidewalk and would p ut the property line less than 18 inches from the street r igh t of wa y . If such is t he case, then it is also indi cated that a p ortion of the ~arage b uilding at the rear of the Pe arce p rooerty is actually on the street right of way . ~ I ~ When a p roblem such as this is indicated, it is belived t h at no improvement should be made until it is determined whe t her or not the location of t he improvements is prooer, wh at effect t his wi ll hav e on existing roperty , and whethe r or not modifications can b e made as will achieve the result desired by the city and avoid as much loss and damagem t he improvements of t h e p rope rty owner as can be agreed u p on. F or the foregoinq reasons, objection is made to that area o f Bas t Leh igh Avenue be tween South Broadway and South Sherman Street bei n g include d in the improvement district at t his time. ns Ve r y trul~~ ~L . Banta, r. I • ·' \ I f ~~--~~------~--~-~~. ~~~~--~2 • • - 0 -.. r • ._. . .. .. ... . ~.. .... - . .. • • I . • • ., -· • 0 • -------... -. '71 r_ · (' cT _. .. _[C ;};t-4>~ s .. ~ e~~r~r .. ,to ( • • 0 I . . •' \ ( I ', 1 • .. 0 . ·-···· .J ... RtcNa•o L BANTA , Ja To" L . E:ITU RICNA"D J , BANTA I:DWAitO B . L•• • - SHIVERS a BANTA 7SI-!S!!I31 f?Ru , ~, S) I ' "'? <1 -,_I~..; /7 ,, ?{<.--_) A'TTOANE:YS AT LAW fiiiO . a .......... .,. euii,.OIHCI a•?o aou "" ........ ._.,. sr .. •• T IHOLCWOOO COL.O"ADO Mr. Kells Waggoner Director of Public Works City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mr. Waggoner: eouo c'-7 f -7 6 ~- February 24, 1970 With reference to the protest of L. Norval Pearce and Rose Pearce, owners of Lots 47 and 48, Mansfield Addition, known as and numbered 3801-380 5 South Lincoln Street, Enqle- wood, Colorado, I would appreciate being advised just as soon as you have information on the survey involving Mansfield Addition and the location of the north property boundary of said subdivision. I would be glad to meet with you and discuss this. matter at your convenience, when the information is available . ns ~~rru ... r.?..Y • , • - 0 • ·I • tul10 I .~ ~ f 1 c{ tiE MANAGER AND cITy COUNC -, f WE THE UNDERSIGNE D 00 NOT WANT CURBING PAVING ANO SIDEWALKS I ~ ~LLEO ON ST ANFORO S+./t V E. 0 • I . . .• \ I I • !