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Council Meeting
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CITY 0 F F I C I A I COU -II -
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SENTI 1 · -r o~:.l''!: IT
BY AUTHORITY •·-·· t. '70
ORDINANCE NO. 3 s-, SERIES OF:o\..nq L
CITY OF CNCL~' . r.
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLA'l{"''d-fC 0 LO.
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1971.
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the City Council of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, under the Charter of said City and Statutes
of the State of Colorado, to make the annual levy for City pur-
poses for the year 1970 due and payable in 1971; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary for an additional special levy to
maintain the Firemen's Pension Fund at a reasonable level; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has duly considered the estimated
valuation of all of the taxable property within the City and the
needs of the City for each of said levies, and has determined
that the levies as hereinafter set forth are proper and wise.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of 1.95 mills on the dollar for the General
Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
Section 2. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of .51 of a mill on the dollar for the
Firemen's Pension Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
Section 3. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable in the year 1971, a tax of
1.50 mills on the dollar for the Public Improvement Fund.
Section 4. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of .01 of a mill on the dollar for the
Water Fund for the purpose of payment of bonded indebtedness
and interest thereon.
Section 5. That each and every levy hereinabove set forth
shall be levied upon each dollar of the assessed valuation of
all taxable property within the corporate limits of the City
of En g lewood, Colorado, and the said levies shall be certified
a s by the law required .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
2nd day of November, 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 4th day of
November, 1970.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
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Published by title as Ordi~: No. ~35--, Series
of 1970, on the /,f day of ...z::.l&a t<lz:M··U 1970.
Attest:
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance
No. 3.•.;-' , Series of 1970.
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RESOLUTION NO. ..3'<:9 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
cultural activities will be exceeded by $3,000 which is offset
by excess revenues of $4,690: and
WHEREAS , the Director of Finance has certified that there
is $3,000 in the Fund Balance of the Recreation Fund available
for appropriation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1.
Transfer of Appropriation From
Fund Balance, Recreation Fund
Transfer of Appropriation To
Cultural Activities
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Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
to appropriate funds within the Recreation Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1970.
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No.
3:;. , Series of 1970.
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I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, do hereby certify that
based upon additional revenues already received for cultural
activi t ies that there is a Fund Balance in the Recreation Fund
in excess of $3,000 which is available for appropriation.
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
NOVEMBER 16, 1970
8 :00 P.M. C a ll to order, invocation by the Rev. Allen Strong of the Engle-
wood First Presbyterian Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy
Scout Troop No. 115, and roll call.
l. Mi nutes .
.....-(a) Regular meeting of November 2, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens a nd visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
l.--(b) Representatives of various liquor outlets will be
present to request renewal of their licenses for
1971. (List of those outlets to be represented trans-
mitted herewith.)
(c) Mr. Darrell Skelton will be present to represent a
firm wishing to have the old water tap schedule
a ppli ed to properties they are developing at 2300
a nd 2310 South Tejon Street.
1./(d) Police Chief Jack Clasby and others will be present
to demonstrate the potential use of video tape
apparatus for municipal operations. (Copies of
memoranda from Chief Jack L. Clasby and Sgt.
Orville Wallace transmitted herewith.)
3. Communications.
~) Letter from Mr. James Quinn, Executive Director,
Urban Drainage and Flood Control District, ex-
plaining what is necess ary for the City to qualify
for emergency flood insurance. (Copies trans-
mitted h erewith.)
v (b) Minutes of th e Employees' Retirement Board
meeting of November 3 , 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted h erewith.)
//(c) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of November 11, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted h erewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that if the
monies budgeted for the Green Belt and
Community Building are not utilized,
that these funds be used to accomplish
other much-needed capital improvements.
(d) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of Novem-
ber 10, 1970. (Copies will be available at the
session.)
L. /(e) Financial report for the month of October, 1970.
(Copies transmitted herewith.)
(f) Tabulation of bids received on Nov e mbet· 16,
1970, for the landscaping to be done at various
City Parks. (Copies of a memorandum from
Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance,
and bid tabulations will be availabl e at the session.)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
NOVEMBER 16, 1970
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4. Citv Attorne .
(a) Ordinance on final reading adopting the annual mill
l e vy for the fiscal year 1971. (Copies previously
transmitted. )
(b) Bill for an Ordinance adopting the 1970 Fire Pre-
vention Code. (Copies will be available at the
session.)
(c) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Resolution appropriating funds within the Recre-
ation Fund. (Copies of resolution and a memo-
randum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, transmitted herewith.)
(b) Manager's choice .
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
B. Adjournment.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ----~S~E~N~T~I~~------------
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ORDINANCE NO. . 1:.:?-SERI ~S OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1971.
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the City Council of the City of
Englewood, ColoradO, under the Charter of said City and Statutes
of the State of Colorado, to make the annual levy for City pur-
poses for the year 1970 due and payable in 1971; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary for an additional special levy to
maintain the Firemen's Pension Fund at a reasonable level; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has duly considered the estimated
valuation of all of the taxable property within the City and the
needs of the City for each of said levies, and has determined
that the levies as hereinafter set forth are proper and wise.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1~ That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of 1.95 mills on the dollar for the General
Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
Section 2. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of .51 of a mill on the dollar for the
Firemen's Pension Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
Section 3. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable in the year 1971, a tax of
1.50 mills on the dollar for the Public Improvement Fund.
Section 4. That there be and there is hereby levied for
the year 1970, due and payable as required by the Statutes in
the year 1971, a tax of .01 of a mill on the dollar for the
Water Fund for the purpose of payment of bonded indebtedness
and interest thereon.
Section 5. That each and every levy hereinabove set forth
shall be levied upon each dollar of the assessed valuation of
all taxable property within the corporate limits of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, and the said levies shall be certified
as by the law required .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
2nd day of November, 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 4th day of
November, 1970.
Read by title and passed on final r e ading on the
day of , 1970.
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Published by title as Ordinance No. ----~~· Series 1970. of 1970, on the day of
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance
No. , Series of 1970.
ex officio City Clerk
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REGULAR MEETING:
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OUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
NOVEMBER 2, 1970
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on November 2, 1970
at 8:00 P .M.
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"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, November 16, 197b"'j, '7
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Preci nct No. 1 -Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hilton, 2195 West College Avenue
Precinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mrs. John N. Koskie, 3200 South Williams Street
Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Spath, 2915 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mrs. Dan grey K. Larson, 55 7 We st Oxford Avenue
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Wilson, 960 East Dartmouth Avenue
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl Warren, 2923 South Lafayette Drive
Precinct No. 7 -Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Wheeler, 3116 South Vine Street
Precinct No. 8 -Mr. and Mrs. William M. Franz, 3596 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 9 -Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roy, 4051 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 10 -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Rounds, 4296 South Galapago Street
Precinct No. ll -Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, 4135 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 12 -Mr. and Mrs. Harlan H. Jansen, 1089 West Stanford Avenue
Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Bruce Freeman, 3308 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No . 14 -Hr. and Mrs. E. E. Sloan, 4921 South Kalamath Drive
Precinct No . 15 -Hr. and Mr s . William Bradshaw, 4705 South Huron Street
Prec inct No. 16 -Hr. and Mr s . Edward G. Smith, 632 Washington Circle
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
NOVEMBER 2, 1970
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Counc il o f th e City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colora do, me t in regular s e ssion on November 2, 1970
at 8:00 P.M.
Mayo r Schwab, pr e siding, called the meeting to order.
The i nvoc ation was give n by Reverend Allen Strong of
the Engl e woo d First Presbyt e rian Church . Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Boy S cout Troop No. 115.
Th e Ma y or asked f or roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following we -e present:
Schwab.
Counc i lmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling,
Abs e nt: Counc i lman Lone.
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Cr.--Th e Mayor declare d a quorum present.
Also present were: C:J\'Gt_t:. . . •
City Manager Dial, •Ooo · ~~
Assistant City Manager McDivitt70'-o
Assistant City Attorney L e e, ·
City Clerk L y on.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE M.INUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1970 BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ay es: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Na y s: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mr. Jay Hatfield, secretary of the B.P.O.E., appeared
before City Council and requested approval of a modification to
t he Englewood Elks Lodge , 3690 South Jason Street. Mr. Hatfield
pre s e nt e d plans of t he proposed remodeling.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED REMODELING TO 'rHE ENGLEWOOD ELKS LODGE LOCATED
AT 36 90 SOUTH JASON STREET BE APPROVED CONTINGENT UPON THE APPLI-
CATION FOR REMODELING BEING IN ORDER. Upon t he call of the roll,
t he vot e r e sult e d as f o llows :
S chwab. Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: No n e .
Abs e nt: Co un c i lman Lone .
Th e Ma y or d ec lare d the motion ca rri e d.
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Representatives of the following l iquo r o utlets appeared
before City Counc~l to requ e st renewal of their l i q uo r l~censes
for 1971 :
Ba r Harbor
Bellev~ew Bowl
Cherr elyn Drug Store
Drug Fair
E-Z Li q uors
Engl e wood Elks Lodge
GEM Liquo rs
Glass Bottl e L~quors
Golden F1ddl e
Gu es pato Cristofo l o Chiacchierone
Hampden West
H1.lda 's Cafe
Holl y South
John W's Tap Room
Loayl Order of Moos e
Lum 's
Ma gnet Inn
Old Town Liquors
Tho r obred Liquors
V.F .W.
3 489 South Broadway
4900 South Federal Boulevard
42 8 5 South Broadway
420 5 South Broadway
3353 South Santa F e
3690 South Jason
5450 South Broadway
336 We st Hampden
3370 South Acoma
5 180 South Broadway
3517 South Elati
4386 South Broadway
3535 South Huron
3467 S o uth Broadway
353 1 South Broadway
90 We st Belleview
2893 South Broadway
325 East Je2ferson
5050 South Federal Boulevard
3860 Sou t h Jason
The following liquor outlets were not represent e d:
Casual Lounge
Englewood Liquor Store
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Gordo 's
Hungat e 's
M-D Pharmacy
New Frontier Liquors
Supreme Liquors
The Studio
Zuider Zee
65 West Floyd
3434 South Broadway
73 West Floyd
4595 South Santa Fe
4796 South Broadway
2895 South Broadway
3485 South Bannock
5112 South Broadway
5020 South Broadway
1001 West Hampden
Mayor Schwab requP.sted that a letter b e wr~tten to those
licen sees not in app earanc ' requiring their presence at the next
City Council meeting in order that the~r licenses m1ght be renewed.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE LIQUOR LICENSES OF THOSE WHO HAD APPEARED BEFORE CITY COUNCIL
BE RENEWED FOR 1971. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Schwab .
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor1ty , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays : Non e .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared t he motion carried.
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Mr. How ard M. Kirshbaum, president of the Community
Ar ts Symphony , appeared b e fore City Coun c1 l in regard to the
Sym p hony 's r equest that the City of Englewood donate $3,000 ,
an inc r ea s e of $1 ,000, to the Sympho n y in 1971 .
Note: A copy of the Community Arts Symphony budg e t and
various explanatory documents of the Sympho n y were re c eived by
City Council .
Mr . Kirshbaum introduced Mr. o rdon Parks , conductor of
the Symphon y. Mr. Parks explained the va r1 ou s programs and ser-
vices of the Symphony .
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Mr. Kirshbaum introduced Mrs. Diane Swain, business
manager of the Symphony.
Mr. Kirshbaum discussed the goals and finances of the
Symphony with City Council.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT AN ALLOCATION OF $3,000 BE MADE TO THE COMMUNITY ARTS SYMPHONY
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1971.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE MOTION BE TABLED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Senti.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion failed.
Discussion continued with Mr. Kirshbaum.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE MOTION BEFORE THE COUNCIL BE TABLED. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Kreiling.
Absen~: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of October 7, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of October 22, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
October 20, 1970 with three recommendations attached were received
for the record.
City Manager Dial recommended that Plan "C" of the
McCall-Ellingson report on Sewage Treatment Plant Rehabilitation
and Improvements be approved.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
PLAN "C" OF THE MCCALL-ELLINGSON REPORT ON SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
REHABILITATION AND IMPROVEMENTS BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION, UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, FOR A GRANT UNDER THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT,
(33 U.S.C. 466, ET SEQ.)
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: councilm~n Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr. Charles B. carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities, appeared
before City Council in regard to a memorandum recommending approval
of the sale of a ten-inch sewer line and system by Cherry Hills
Sanitation Association to Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation
District.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE SALE OF A TEN-INCH SEWER LINE AND SYSTEM BY CHERRY HILLS
SANITATION ASSOCIATION TO CHERRYMOOR SOUTH WATER AND SANITATION
DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED
TO EXECUTE THE tffiCESSARY DOCUMENTS. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities, re-
appeared before City Council in regard to a memorandum recommending
that the construction agreement between the City of Englewood and
Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District be approved and
executed. Mr. Carroll stated that Cherrymoor South Water and
Sanitation District agreed to pay the City $56,000 for the enlarge-
ment of a sewer trunk line from a point at East Jefferson Drive
and South Clarkson Street to the Englewood Sewage Treatment Plant.
' COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND
CHERRYMOOR SOUTH WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. Upon the call of the ~oll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 33 , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORD INAN CE AMENDING CHAPTER 22.2-5(1), ORDINANCE
NO. 2 6 , SERIES 1 963 (COMP REH ENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE) BY INCREASING
THE QUOR UM AND TH E VOT I NG REQUIREMENTS OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
AND APPEALS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
(Cop ied in full in the officia l Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 33, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
S chwab.
Na y s: Non e .
Abs e nt: Councilman Lon e.
The Ma y or declar ed the mot ion ca rried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 6,
ENTITLED 'SICK LEAVE' TO AUTHORIZE THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY (120) DAYS OF SICK LEAVE~ AMENDING TITLE V,
CHAPTER 4, SECTION 17(a), ENTITLED, 'OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS' BY CON-
FORMING THE SAME WITH OFFICIAL COLORADO STATE HOLIDAYS, AND
AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 6, SECTION 8, ENTITLED 'SALARY AND
WAG E SCHEDULE' TO INCREASE SALARIES AND WAGES FOR CLASSIFIED
EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
S chwab.
Nays: Non e .
Absent: Counc ilman Lone.
The Ma y or declared the motion carried.
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In troduced as a Bill by councilman S e nti and read in full,
A BILL OR
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH
DOLLAR OF THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1971.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERE D PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor dec lared the motion c arried.
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City Manager Dial discussed a series of proposed
fin a ncial transactions within the Ge neral, Bus, and Public
Improve ment Funds.
RESOLUTION NO. 35 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS WITHIN THE GENERAL,
BUS , AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUNDS.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 35, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
1~e Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial r e viewed the bids received for the
construction of Englewood-Be lleview Park Addition and Englewood-
Belleview Park Center Portion and th e bids received for the con-
struction of a shelter house and restroom facility in the Center
Portion, Englewood-Belleview Park.
Note: A memorandum dated October 30, 1970 tabulating
the bids was received for the record.
Mr. E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation,
appeared before City Council and discussed the projects.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE LOW BIDS OF A. KEESEN AND SONS COMPANY AND OF CONSTRUCTION
SYSTEMS AND SERVICES INCORPORATED BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Co un ci lmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schw ab.
Nays: None.
Absent: councilman Lone.
The Ma yo r declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Dial presented a memorandum from Director
of Finance Lyon tabulating bids for remodeling of the Municipal
Court administrative area.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE LOW BID OF CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES, INCORPORATED
FOR REMODELING OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT CHAMBERS BE APPROVED AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECES-
SARY DOCUMENTS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that bids had been received
on two microfilmers for the Library. The low bid had been that
of Regiscope in the amount of $1,250 and the second low bid had
been that of Eastman Kodak in the amount of $1,378. Mr. Dial
stated that he recommended that the bid of Eastman Kodak be approved
as the Kodak machine carried a longer warranty, the Regiscope
service had been less than satisfactory, and the Kodak machine
was of lower profile thus allowing better surveillance of the
library area.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF THE SECOND LOW
BID, THAT OF EASTMAN KODAK IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,378, FOR THE LIBRARY
MICROFILM MACHINE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab stated that the School-City Council
Committee should be reactivated.
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City Manag e r Dial reported that the City of Cherry Hills
Village had agreed to participate in the engineering of the con-
struction of a 44-foot wide bridge at Clarkson and Little Dry
Creek. Mr. Dial stated that this project as well as the signali-
zation of four intersections were recommended for the revised
TOPICS application. The intersections to be included in the re-
vised TOPICS application are Broadway and Chenango, Broadway and
Tufts, U.S. 285 and Downing, and Federal and Union.
City Manag e r Dial requ e sted that the City Council
approve his letter to Mr. Ed Haas e of the Colorado State Highway
Department revising the TOPICS application.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY COUNCIL ACCEPT AND APPROVE A LETTER FROM CITY MANAGER
DIAL TO THE COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT IN REGARD TO A
REVISED TOPICS APPLICATION. Upon t he c all of the roll, th e vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counc i lme n Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reported that he had received a letter
from Mr. Ed Haase of the Colorado State Highway Department which
indicated that the Bureau of Public Roads had refused the usage
of TOPICS funds for use for a traffic master plan.
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City Manager Dial stated that there would be a meeting
of the Regional Transportation District at Arapahoe County,
November 13, 1970 at 3:00 P.M.
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City Manager Dial informed members of City council that
the annual Christmas party would be held December 11, 1970 at the
Columbine Country Club.
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City Council discussed the establishment of various
budget review sessions.
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City Council established a meeting on November 24, 1970
to discuss architectural standards for the City.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the mo tion carri e d, and t he meeting ad j ourned
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LIST OF LIQUOR OUTLETS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
THAT DID NOT APPEAR AT THE NOVEMBER 2, 1970
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Q Casual Lounge 65 West Floyd 3-way
(;i) Englewood Liquor Store 3434 South Broadway Package Liquor Store
@ Fraternal Order of Eagles 73 West Floyd Club
c:t);ordo's 4595 South Santa Fe 3-way
@ Hungate 's 4796 South Broadway 3-way
~-D Pharmacy 2895 South Broadway Drug Store
GVN ew Frontier Liquors 3485 South Bannock Package Liquor Store
~Supreme Liquors 5112 South Broadway Package Liquor Store
@ he Studio 5020 South Broadway 3-way
~uider Zee 1001 West Hampden 3-way
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, -9-70
1-19-70
, -23-70
3-17 -.. i
4-1-70
5-14-70
5-22-70
5-28-70
6-3-70
6-19-70
6-29-70
6-30-70
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November 1, 1969-October 20, 1970
LOCATION
Casual Lounge
Studio
Zuider Zee
Studio
Jobn vi's
Bar Ha rboT
Cast•a.l Loung e
Joh ~·i 's
Gu l"~ ··•. '
Zuider Zee
Casu al Inunee
"il d a '::;
Hilda's
'l'YPE OF CALL DISPOSITION
Fight in progress Party involved had
ern-0 P p 1 r been throwr. out of bar
<"' I 1\ r and was gone upon
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Two drunk partit$ '/'"' c._ v
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Disturbance
Two men startine a fight -
one man has gun
Drun k cus tomer
Drunk
Unwanted parties
Dru: k won 1 t leave
Two drunkr·
Fight
Bar opc.>:1 :~f ter hours
1-l,lj cious mtschief
Parties causing trouble
left at officer's request.
Manager settled disagree-
ment between customers
prior to arrival of
officers.
Damage done to building
by customer(s). Owner
advised to sign complaint
if party involved
detennined.
No fight -no ge m. One
p arty advised tC• leave
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Party taken ho me .
Party transported home.
Party agreed to le ~.e ,
was transported hom .
Subject arrested and
charged wl th disorderly
cond•tc t .
Parties asked to leave •
Party left prior to
arrival of officers.
Upon arrival of officers
bartender closed bar.
Lover's quarrel resulted
in broken windshield.
Party agreed to make
restitution.
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7-1-70
7-3-70
7-11-70
8-6-70
8-23-70
8-30-70
9-2 3-70
9-29-70
9-30-70
10-3-70
10 -1 5-70
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Novemb er 1, 1969 -Oc t ober 20, 1970
lOCATION
Gordo's
Shakey's
Golden Fi dd le
Cas ual Lounge
Shakey's
Sh akey's
Ca s ual Lounge
Casual 1o'l!l1ge
Moose Lodge
Magnet Inn
Zuid er Ze e
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TYPE OF CALL
Fight
Fight
Fight
Two parties arguing
Two drunks won't leave
Drunk party
Bart ender requesting
routine check
Lady pa ssed out
Unwanted party
Unwanted party
Disturbance
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Matter settled prior
to arrival of officers.
Customer had a dispute
with manager. Customer
left.
Settled prior to arrival
of officers.
One party taken home -
other party sent on his
way.
Parties sent home.
·Party sent home in cab.
Routine check made--
everything okay.
Party taken to Swedish -
ailment unlmown.
Party transported home
as he had had too much
to drink and was not
fit t o drive.
Party arrested and
charged for drunk in
public and disorderly
conduct •
Subject left prior to
officer's arrival.
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Construction
CITY OF ENG LEWOOD
BUILD ING PERMIT
2 300 and 2 3 LO 5 • T.e.jo.n.. S t.reet
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Coruotruttlon of Warehou se> and 0 ffice Clua o f WorK <XX New t ) A dd f l A..!!._tr t _l _Mo v e
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Dlm•nolona of Site 12 5 1 X 1 50 '
C..round A r ea of
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10 ,000
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1 8 ~ 750 B o•~te n_r_; No. ( ll)
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Pootinaa. S U e 8" x 2011 Beam. tl ar.y
Exter ior W allll
Thil'kness, Masonry
Exterior WAlla
Stud Size
1st Floor 8''
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~nd Floor
Ci tY Sales and U&e Ta-.c I. 50 of t'lol1nlated va lue of construcuon
X ~· 19,900 398 .00
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Sales Tax Llcen.ie
S eparate Penntta MUit Be Obtained to r Plwnbinl, Heattnc. and l::tec t rlcal Work
Apply For Certifica te of Occupanc y B e fore Occupying Stru cture
P errn1 t Fee
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398 .00
Total f'ee 510.50
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SOIL INVESTIGATION
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DENVER , COLORADO
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fJPI'rrtrt•Jrn~ linnncin .. cr. ~R.id builu~:-. -.
5 -All ~PC~its !or c0~~·r·1 :ion an: licen~~;r
;;!.all b11 ob~.ain,·d an1 :1:.u fa:-.'1r: ::..c -.h•• :::-c:-to"1~ibiJit•: or
Co•1"!.rac:.or . buildc~·:.; ri::;,~ anri 1; l::.c li'l i-i'·; -:.rei n:::-o1 er:. ·
fJ:l.m:t ;P incurance co";crint-the rJ r--:'1-:~o:,:; ,...~ t~(l rf'nt!""lC t,or.
:~llf.' li,r·:-:, and sub -con ' rnctor::; ·.-::.ll 'c p.ro·.-_! '" n;· he
r.!nnt.rn.ctor until com;;l8tion o!' ;,!.r' CO"ls .... ru'""ti"~ n.hove ~ roYiclcd
for .
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::tnrl );->.bnr h;"'VC bpen rr_rj ir. .::u::.l IV.': -.o. O"PC" C•·m•1"
:t;:-~jn~;1. clai71~ lor ""11.-n:o i:'ll nl"l! 1'1.:r;."' ~ir'"lD . '0! -~r"'"'l.C~0r "'h'1ll
pr,..,v:!_dr , at "t;i':Je of .:::.n"'l IJa:i·;;n~-. -c! .. "lt'"\1.("'::: ~ iP'1
prot ction on ·he 01:r.r::~::: -:;:..·:ar:: .:.r.~·;-,,..,n,., tC'lic . .-;,'nr '111
l.J.Df'r nr~o r1a~crial ; ~.c,...=~('\ra-eri i., · .. ::. cr'r'!~ ... ,:.::-~c:,icn AhC'V0
1 r0virlcd or : j-:; beir. · •;r.r:~;r:::-;;.'ln-:: '1 .'l "!. ·~ r;! "";;!::t·, chP
Con~rnctor shn.ll p:r,~ ··Q,... ;.ai·: :.ie:: ~~ .. I""J-eC-ir'1:1 "1r.1 0·.-;n~r
::;}wll p'l~r ,he prPri ~-.i''l r G8.i,; --: -1.e i'1CU!'::t'1CC r:. lic;J .
7 . l!o chnn ··en or al•e'"'l',ions a !~all be r:nrie in
the construction RG nnrein oro~i-::ed e7cett with the written
npprov:J.l o1' both the Co!'!~racto~ a'11 ~!'.e Owner •::l:ich H~i t en
rtocum0nt nhn11 nnecificall7 aescr_bn :::uch ~ltnrati0ns or ch:1n1~eo tor,c her with :..:.e ' con t thc~·no.i', an'l nhrtll s: eci£':1
the ncidit;ional timr-allov!ed :or -"!.:in; ouch q1_;;~.Rtion~: 'l"
c.h:1n 1;e:::;.
fl . 'i'he bujlJi!'i; shall en ~"'"'1S<;ruc:rd in :1ec0 'tnncr'
with r-tnrl :-;h1.1_l :~~Pc~ tl-J.c require·~':~r.-:.-of ~h~ ·11ilnint~ Coue n ·
t!Jr Ci tv of E ng l e wo o d ::~nr:t Coun:·; 0·' Ar 1.pahoe . In -;;.h·~ l'':c•:-;;.
the pnr'Licu.u1r opr~a•.c0nn of t!:.'·~ c·,;ne '" S!/'U.La rrquire iYJr-.:.n.l-
lntion or cnnr; ruc~irn, of SG'i" s. r:>ri-,_1 or 'lr',di t:i onal "Cliu ·,rq-;
n0 incluril":!d in thn D'"'l':i'":linr-!r-; ; l'lr.~ anri ~: eci.!'ic'l;;inm·.
Lhc con~ the~nof plus ~ ~ ~hali bP ad ed t0 t~P contract
co~· •• ThP Owne :-<hall b •. ir.:'orr:1~d o: an:,r ~~ P.C"' n.l reoH:.. ~e-:Jon+.~
bP.forc construction br:>·inn . -
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t;uar'1ntecd for on0 :•p-,~ fro':! 1n-., o: c o'?lplP.;;io~ r:· on-:;rac ·or
anrl all m'ln ufncturrr':c ·.-nrra'1-icn s:1;.ll b ~'"!.de '1"ail<hln
t() ~l1p Cw'1nr-.
10 . Archite~"'i;'lral and ,-.~ ·inec:::in.; f,-.~s on •he nlnr.o
')_nri ~p.;ci.iic~tio ~ -:a:-.. 1.11 be ~!:f"! !"1 =:.f 0!13-ibili"":i ~ r the t.f)t)tr"'l.c or
PY.CClJt ,h·1-t if" r:oil :.c:-~c P .. re ...... PcJ•~i~f1 the c ~ .. ~~ fo:.-f''l ... (\ 3
o:-3ny r.xtra .;nrin'!8!":.!1-; and C''Y~r~::-, ... c~io~ =~ _ui ~Pd '1f' .:1
rn.;u1 t, [;:w.ll be i!dG<>d "';') thP C0'1"';r:J.C"'; CO:' •
11 . It ir u11n~utood tn'l""; ·~n cor.•r~o rrice ocr. not
tncludc la'1ri cost, r'"'orrrty survr~:-, water , ~ewn~ or -a,
rnain:::, r;tr~ct pnvi-r ... or cit:t C" ...... \, ·u~trr ... ciat',·'J.l~~.
( •Jxcept c11rh c•tta a: :· o~m on ]l<~.nr-). o r 'ln." co>:r-..::uc ~i O'l
lortn , coople;;ion . bone ~n J/or a:-::· o·· 'r fe ., o e0stc ·i-!a;;
rr-·1.v be rP'l'~ lred O:t vL.(\ C;·:.,~r8,' !':.::tnc.: r. ..... !IC'JrCf G or lr ·:1.1
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n.>provcd by the par iP~, qnd ~ll -od~~ic~-ion3 o~ ~n~ nr ~~~~
docu~cnto incorpor~tPd -~8 ~ein , Ghql! con~~i~I~C ~hP ccr•r~c~
docu.ent~ and ohall col!Pc~ivel~ 8~iaence ~~u conc~itu~P ~rr
,ntirc contract .
IN ':l i T lE3:l .. !!EPBOF . t:::.c , ar-.;icG l:'lrP"7.n have hn ennd r
rxPcuted thi3 A rcPmcn t nn the d:l:i and yer:~.r ~ir::;-abovr ·..;.ri tt• n .
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Stanl117• H. Dial, Cit:y Maoacer
Jack L. Club:y, CJdet ot Pollee
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Darinc this put :year, t..be pollee depart.nt h.u Men cloilll ._. ~ntiJII v1 th
Yicleo tape to cletend.De 1 til Tal.ue in the pneel'fttion ud plWellt.&tiOD ot .ndence
1D court cues. ·
.l teat caae vu presented uairll a video tape ot a clnak dri.....-u nideDoe. !be
defendant's attome:y plead hiJI pilt:y and be vu nntaoed to 90 clli;p 1D jail. ftae
proaecutinc district att.orn117 reported to u tbat tbe ue ot the Yid8o t.pe _.
helptul 1D aecurirll a pilt:y plea nan v1tbout a lenctb;r trial •. Subeeq.-\
diacuaaioM vi th two of the count:y CCW't judp8 _. ftJ7 eDCCNI'III1nl to.uocl tbe 118e
ot this t:ype ot equi~nt.. Two other cues ldd.ch were recorded oa 'ri.deo \lpe wre
diapoaecl ot with guilt:y pleaa vithollt trial.
other law entoro_.t apnciee 1D the •tropolltan area are ettecti~ •1 .. video
equipMnt nov. We are ree~nd.inl the •e ot T1deo eq111.-nt tor Jncl..-. Ite
application would be or ad't'&Dtaee 1D the entorc-.nt of all law ud ordi••ea,
inclllding wed ud baildinl codea. There are other uu ncb u, trattic plmD1.nc,
tra1D1Dc, and fire 1mu ti1atio1111.
Mr. Wllli-K. Dana of Video Electrcnica haa worked with 118 in d.-matration ud
introduction to this equiJ•ent. Throacb his udatance w han deftloped an outllne
ot the nrioua video equi~t and vtthicle nMd8.
QQr proposed progr-wulcl include a COIIPlete fialcl mbUe unit tbat would be utillaed
tor trattic planninl, nccident scene, crt. scene, tire clepart.-nt, entorc-.nt ot
other local ordinances, building codes, wad control, etc.,
In addition, a unit V<IUld be provided within polloe bMClquartera tor interriev,
adnae~~ent or rights, sobriet:y for drunk clriYera, etc.
The total progr11111 viJ 1 a110unt to approxiaate~ $8,000.00. We VOIIld 118lce application
to L.! • .l.A. (Law Enf •J rc~t~~ent Aaaiatance Jdlliniatration) for .. tchinc funds on the
following basisa ·
Total progr11111 •;oats
60~ L.E.A • .l. "unds
40% Local fun .. s
-$8,000.00
-$4,800.00
-$3,200.00
C1 t:y approYal for t he local share appropriation 110Ul.d be neeeaaar:y in order to
subllit appllcatio for federal funds.
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~r 16, 1970, for • brief d.anetration to ooacilo
'nUll progra ill of ncb 1ipiticant "f&l.ue that the aiV •hoald coMider its
purchaee enn if federal t'lmda are not llllde anilable.
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SUBJECT: Video Tape test case in court ( county court case # CA20535 )
Sir :
On 9-n -70 we ( offi cer Hall and myself ) were subpoenaed t.o testify in
regards to Virjil A 1!ull , one ·of our teat cases on video tape •
The de fend ,nt and hi.s attorney were permitted to Yiev the f1lm prior to
trial • The dc fendantsb attomey Mr, Hart indicated to his :lient that
they could not win • A negotiation waa then made to plea to ) • t .I • and
t hP iJe puty D.A. conceeded to drop the charge o! Hit and RUI) •
Testimon y was taken in a Ggravation of the case •
Officer Hall testified to the facts of his o'bse~tion such a~ , speech
s~agarin b , eyes bloodshot clothes disarranged etc.
The f ilm •ras shown t o t he court • The Judge stated the filln was relevant
to t he officers testimony and gave the defendant 90 days in jail.
No other testi~ny was needed •
I arra nged to discuss the video tape wi t h the Judge and the 'J A after t'M
case •
The Judge stated t ha t the film was excellent evidence as it · s common that
officers testify to s uch thin Gs as speech , walking , eye con dition and
simi lar facts to thei r ob servations but often times have no other wittnesses
to substantuate the i r t estimony except a doctor • The Film i n his o inion
can not be contested aa it can be used in substantuating t h•~ officers
testi mony and it i s releVIdlt t o the testimony •
The District attomey s tate d he ~~uld forward me a letter . f hi s opp ini on
bu t that he wa s very much imp re s sed.
The Judge state d that the telvision Monitor was suffici en : f or viewing and
that the Audio ~ra ~ very clear and of same voice mann e ri zr · •
The case c l e arly indicate d to rr.e that t his is the answer A presentation
of Dr unken driving ca s es fo r con viction • It ap pears thi evidence , the
Video tape , good testi mon y on ~he officers part and t h imr lie d consent
law ( use of the breath analize r ) would be all that ir .e eded o I n the above
case the Doctor Has s ubpoenae d b ut he va s ~eleased • ':le 1ad No blood alcohol
and the de fen dant refu se d an y t ests • · ~ ~-Respectfully : 'omitted
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180 W est G ir ard A v enue· Englewood. Color ado 80110
Phone (303 ) 781 -783 8
oFFICI AL:
CITY COUNC IL COCU .ENT
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C OU !C I L ·,:...-:~-,:; F I LC
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLO.
May or Elmer L Schwab
Counc i l men
Genll eme n :
No vemb~r -16, 1970
The City of Englewood has alway s particip ated
with th e bu s in es smen, industrialists , and professional
p eople in providin g street Christmas lig hting . For the
p a s t four y ear s , you have co ntr i but ed $2,000.00 to thi s
worthwhi le Eng l ewood proj e ct .
Th e Cha mber of Commerce tak es th e responsibility
of call clin g the contributions and arranging fo r decorating
our Lwo a rte rials of South Broadway and Hampden . We kno w
this effo rt is appr e ciated because we h ave r eceived many
n i c p hone c a ll s and l etters fr om Englewood ci ti zen s and
vi s itor s .
We are again asking for your contribution of
$2,000 .00 for Christma s Street Lighting of 19 70 .
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Mr. Stan Dial , City Manager
City of Englewood
3400 South Elat i
Englewood, Col or ad o 80110
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This letter will clea r up the question directed to me last mght.
The apparent co nfuston of the moment relates to what is needed for :
I. Qualtfymg Englewood for Emergency Flood Insurance, and
2. The actual zoning of the flood plains of wat e r courses through
the Ctt y .
The two situations ar Independent and separate actions. The qualifying
for emerg e ncy flood ms urance is a relatively simple proc ed ure and should
not be cluttered w1th the "straw-man" of the problems assoc1ated w1th map
malong. The fol l owing pr ocedures are necessary to qualify for emergency
flood i nsurance :
1. The C t y of Englewood should adopt a flood plai n r esolution. Thts
can bt t>l the r a copy based upon the mult'i-pag e:1 document pr e -
sentee t o you and adopted by the Urban D1stn c t , or can b P
pa tternPd aft er the one-pa g e sampl e r esolution prov td ed you ea1l1er.
2. Two coptes of a map of the C1ty "of sufficient scale a nd c lar •ty
t op rm1t the 1dent1ficat10ri of bu1ldtng sttes as e1 th er w1thtn or
w1thout t he a r ea havmg spec1f1c flood hazards ."
On t h1s m p a trac1ng of the 100 -year flood pla1n for thos e W•t ter
courses already 1ncl uded 1n the flood platn d t a provtd ed br t
C o r ps of I:ng 1n e ers ts s u ffic ient .
John J · ntcholl , c h•l riMI\, kf!ll ·•t h l t"" t,. o aJ, \.
Yllli AIII h . .-cnl c hol •, Jr .
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a nd Urb..tr D ev lopment wrth an off icral letter requesting in-clusio ~. 1n t he emerg e ncy flood Insur ance program.
The r es ol u tion C ·)n m1ts the C ity oi Englewood to positiv r d ctlon i n some
f orm by Decem b·•r 31, 197 1 .
By "pos i tive a c-11'n " we are r e ferr i ng to the zoning wh .c n would prevent
fut ..r r e e ncroacl rr.e nt on tl rf Identi fiable flood plains wh ic-h are not now
occupied with rm:.>roveme nts.
As I stated to yo1. a nd the City Council, it would be an e xercise 10 fu t ility
to zone existmq Improvements and grant non-conforming usages until you
are sure of wh .. t designs the City has in built-up area s .
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It 1s Important , however. that the undeveloped land be zoned l n order to pre-
vent or reduc e 0 r1mage to property or life in the undev eloped flood pia 10.
As the program deve l ops 1t would be natural that zoning would be don e 10
built-up areas ..r nd tha t continued non-conforming usages be encouraged
to undertake flood proofing and other measures to prevent flood damag e .
This later act i on i s a pa rt of the zoning which will take place subseq•rent
to the qualifying f o r f l ood plarn insurance and as a c.ontinuing program of
the City of Engi Pwood rn the matt~r of zoning regulations.
It is hoped that th1s lPtter will .::onv1nce you of the value of flood Insurance
and the need to qua lrt y to protect your citrzenry for protect ron from the
potential damage o f flood hazards in the spring and summer of 19 71.
For y our futur e Pd ifrcation, I enclose an updated Quest ro n and Answer
booklet published by HUD. We are still very anxious t ha t Englewood take
th e necessary s t e;J s toward a meaningful flood contro l p r ogram .
We'll be happ y to as s i st y ou in th i s effort.
Sincerel y,
-es R. Quinn
cutive Director
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Paul Beck
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 0 F F_l C ~Ao~t..:u· '1ENT ctTY co ur~'-'L ': -... f ..... , ..
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COU NC IL r KE1iNG I iLE
CITY OF E NGLEWOOD. CO LO.
The mee ting was called to order by Chairman Dhority at 7:35P .M.
Members Present:
Members Ab sent:
Brown, Dhority, Oakley, Orr
Garramone, Fitzpatrick, Roberts
Oth er s Presen t: Bill McDivitt, Assistant City Manager, Emmett Curry,
President, Bob Clark and Bill Pendleton from The
First Na t ional Bank of Englewood.
(Kay Roberts entered and took her place with the board members at 7:40)
Chairman Dhority opened a discussion concerning the trustee service
proposals that were to be presented during the meeting. Emmett Curry,
Bob Clark and Bill Pendleton represented The First National Bank of
En glewood. In synopsis, the main points were as follows:
l. Explained performance figur~s "
2. Stated that the annual performance of stocks
did not reflect dividends.
3. Including estimated annual dividends of 4% of
common stock investment over the last three
years, The First National Bank of Englewood
would have received approximately 6% per annum
for its common stock investment.
4 . Does not operate a co-mingled trust.
5. Reviewed the fee schedule.
At the end of this presentation, Emmett Curry, Bob Clark and Bill
Pendleton excused themselves at 8:30 P.M.
Coleman Robinson joined the meeting at 8:30 P.M. as the representative
f or The First National Bank of Denver. In synopsis, the main points
we re as follows:
l. The First National, Bank of Denver has experience.
2. They operate under a co-mingled equity plan,
which over the PflSt 10 years yielded approximately
12% interest per year including dividends.
3 . They recommend that unless the fund was over 3
million, that it be operated through the co-
mingled trust program.
4. Reviewed the fee schedule.
(Tom Fitzpatrick entered and took his place with the board members at 9:00)
Coleman Robins on e xcused himself after his presentation at 9:15.
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Chairman Dhority proposed that a secret ballot be taken to determine the
firm (First National Bank of Englewood or First National Bank of Denver)
with which a trust agreement would be executed to authorize the management
of the pensions' funds .
The First National Bank of Englewood was chosen, and at the end of one
year, Chairman Dhority suggested that a survey be taken with other banks,
and studied to decide whether or not our investment compares favorably.
Steve Lyon, Treasurer, submitted his financial report. Currently there
is $763.09 in cash, and $56,000 in savings.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Roberts moved,
Brown seconded, That we not schedule board meetings more often
than quarterly.
Brown, Dhority, Fitzpatrick, Oakley, Orr, Roberts
None
Garromone
After discussion,
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Ayes:
Nays:
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Orr seconded, That a recording secretary be hired.
Brown, Dhority, Fitzpatrick, Oakley, Orr, Roberts
None
Garromone
Fitzpatrick moved,
Roberts seconded, That the meeting adjourn (9:35 P.M.)
Brown, Dhority, Fitzpatrick, Oakley, Orr, Roberts
None
Garramone
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Recording Secretary
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Minutes of Nove~~~ber 11, 1970
Tbe !nglewood Parka & Recreation Commission resular monthly .eettaa we. called
to order at 7 a35 p.m. by Paul Blesaina, chairman, iD the B.ecrutloo Offiu, 3400 So. !lati.
Kreilillg, CuablQg, Bludua, Allen,, Lay, Stac.khoua,
Joramsen, and Romans, ex-officio City ccg .F. r 1 c-, 11 l
Kellbera absellta None .. IE::N ;
' ' Jerry B.oythe-r, Asst. Director, Parlul &. B.ecnattcml '7 0
Ray Stanlay, E'Qglewood Recreation Colffl-~P L'. ·1._
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Cushing seconded that the minutes of the October ~,. ·1910. c o Lo Jorgensen moved,
meeting be approved as printed. Motion carried.
The list of expenditures for the month o f September, 1970 vas presented for
rfWiew and approved. Jorgensen 1110ved, Allen seconded that the list of expeswliturea
be approved as listed. Motion carried.
Mr. Romans reported the results of the b i ds for the Cente~ Portion of Belleview
Park and informed the Commission that the City Council awarded the Shelter House aa4
Rest Boom to Construction Systems & Services, Inc. for $17,839 and other i~~pr:ove-
~~~ent s to A. Keesen' s and Soua Co. for $80,81.8. 75. Work will start 11ext week with
the a~ to seed in the early Spring of 1971.
Mr. Stacldlouse reported that he had visited with the owners aloac the City Ditch
adjoining Bates-Logan Park and found that the onere were uot villia& to donate to
the city, as he first thought tbey lllight be, the dpt-of-vay alon& the west Bide
of the ditch t.o t h e City. Mr. Staclo:house reCOI!mlllldec! that the ditcb be enclosedG
in pipe. Discussion followed on the use of the ditch and ita uae in the overall
atom drninqe plans. It was decided to -it for the CQG~pletion of the preliai-ry
storm draina&e plans before lllaltlng my re~at10111. Mr. ao.at.a vu asked to
k.eep the eoc.J.ssi on up to date aa the pluas.
Mn. Allen IIIOYed, Cuahf.na eecoadcd that ll letter ao to the City CouDcU to urae
actloa of the ll.lor4ing of Spencer Field. Motion carded. Mn. Allen said that several
people have asked her what was beiD& done on the naa1na of the field.
Mr. ltoalans reported the proposed 1971 Capital Improv-*lts, reriewed the
park bud&et and explained the bTeakdown on the item Park lqlwvement J.>roar• III
Which includes the ooastruction of three all-purpose courts and developm.Dt of the
west eod of Belleview Park.
Hr. Joraasen uked ..t.y a c-mity BuUdf.ll& vu needed wlteo the 1cbools were
plasmiq to eoutruct two c-asi181 aDd 01111 auclltodwa. IV • ...._ replied tbat
these facilltlea were DOt a~lar to co.auoity center facllltiea,aad UDavallabillty of
the1e 1ebool facilitlea at various t~• were effactiaa aueceaa of reereatloaal
proar... Mr • ....._ ilrritad the c-J.aaion to tour other dty'e ~ity buUdla&a
eo that firat baDcl lafomatS.O. co.ld be obtaiucl aboat ~ty bldldlllp, tiMih'
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wae aDd their value to the COGIIIUI'lity. Kr. KreUlJI& said that a Jolllt Clty-Scbool
Colalttee ... to ... t DUt week aod pRb&blJ will diKaaa tllia -tter.
DlacuselOD wee held oa the Oreen &elt ~•&&rdiD& ita priority CDd t..edlata
need to the camuni ty.
Mr. lloalals repo1rted that Centennial Pad -~~ 1lOII CCIIIIpleta, cur'ba OD Oaloa Ave.
aDd two drab' pi.,-e we1re in place to baldle the laqe amouDt of atom, water. Park
..a are now placina in play equipment an4 thi s facility will be ready for aa official
Sprla& openina.
Mr. Romana reported that he had iuyestlgated the possibility of aett1D& the
proper type of fill to construct an f.aland in the lake at Ceote!lllial Puk fo1r a bird
aactuaqr but found the pRblems were many and cost wes hip. Upoo the approval of
City Manaaer, Mr. Romo.ns approached Mr. Jo1m. Nichol, CoWlty c.-iaa1oDe1r, OD leaviaa
&t island. The City would pay the County for g1ravel that ..,., left. A price of
ei&ht cents a ton for tha gravel was agreed upon with M~. Michola. Total coat of
~ ta~-!. -• estimated at $400.00.
Mr. Romans announced that the aanual Recreation Dinner will be held oa
Feb~ry 25, 19 ?1 .
The Commiaaion agreed that there will be DO meatin& held in Dece.be~r, 1970.
Mr. Cushing suggested that when the laat part of the Park Replac~t PRar-
ia comp l eted a dedication be beld for the completiOD of tbia pif01r~ Mr. Joraeoaea
suueated that this be done when Centeanlal Park la opened 1D the Spdq. All
Coamlaaionen qreed. Mr. nc...us vas asked to aet up a data 1D early Spdq.
Mr. Jor&enaen urged all c-tuion -.tiers to do all they ca to &eCCIIIPliab
the ladscapina of the Broadway InterchaDge. He uqed all to apuk to CouDty c-tuloaera
end other people on the importance of this project to the ~ty~ Mlr. c..bia& 8Dd
Mlr. Jorgensen related that they would like to see flower plota in tbe l&Ddac.ape pla.
Mr. ROManS aaid a rough proposed landscape plan will be aTallable at the oext ... tiD&•
Oade1r eom.isaion• choice discussion •&•in arose on Capital t.prow .... ta aDd
then waa a aeoeral feellna that ..ay waaeb Deeded project& were beiq OTedooked in
the prloritlea a1 listed in the budaet.
Mr. Jor&enaeo IIOVeCI, Cu1hla& aec0Dde4 that if tbe 110Gle1 for the en-lelt &ad
the ~ ... --~tty luildiq 1a aot utUbed, the Clty eo.eu be vraed to ... tbeae ftmda
&Rei Recrutloa ec-lalioa. MotiOD paaMCl.
Mr. lluaiJI& 1tated that alae• e plf c:o~~ne 11 of Jd&h priority aad a ..U
Deeded facUlty, he wwJdappolllt a Oolf ec-lttae with J~• Stackboaae •• cbal~
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the yuy ... ~ fetaTe to flaa up p1f CORM p1au.
*• lay Sua1ey ~•pr•••tlq tbe JSDalnoo4 Rec~utt.oD OD.acll n90~ted that
tM TCMlth DlTiii.OD of the C.O.Cll wmta to ao Oil a tolll' of Padt aM l.ecnat.._ facJ:Utlu
thb Pall. Mr. a_.. 1ald that he would CODtact *•• Pat llo~aley, pnaldeat of
tM JSDa1noo4 lecnatlOD CoUDCll aDd Mt up a date fol' thh toar.
Tbe ... u.aa edjouned at 9a35 p.a.
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OF THE OJL~ ~ RECREATION COMMISSION
DATEa No#~ar 11 , 19 70
SUBJECT a Propoae< Capitat Improvement F~ for 1971
RECOMM!•IDA'r!Oth b.At if the !XID1e3 bud&etAc" for lha Gnen Belt
and 1ty Buildiag are not utll!zed, these
monies a¥e to be U5e to •~~~1i sh the much
l!eeded C6p!ta1 Improv~ent P··oj e c ta as set forth
by the Parks~ Recraa-ion Ctxmission.
Respectfully eu~tted:
B ' Ord~JC of l:he En&lelilOOd Pt~rka 6.
R<lereati'>n CoamissioQ
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Pa~ka ~ Recreation Commiasion
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LoCATION 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 T<YrAL
Groueaman 1) Renovation Further renovation
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Buildin2 45 000. 1 000 . 46 000
• 2) Develop west
Belleview Park ~nd-natural area
43 200. 43 200.
3) All-purpose ct. Remove 5 houses
Bates-Logan Pk. 3,000. & develop area
5) pave parking lot 136,000. 143, 000.
4 000.
3) All-purpose ct . One unit RhP iter
Ja80n Park ... ·•"'('\ house "• V\IV.
5) Pave parlung lot 4,000. 14 , 388.
7 388.
3) All-purpose ct.
Centennial Park 3 000. •
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5 ) Pave parking lot
!tfi ller Field 8 066. 8 066.
Hi g'h School Lights
Field 30 000. 30 000. • New Tennis Acquisition of land
Courts & c onstruction co st
413 000. 4 11 000 . -
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De velopment
Tot-Lo t 21 700. 2 1.700. ·-
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Indoor Pool tiS 000. 65 000. ---·----
Handball co urts Two c ourts
{o utdoor) 14 000. 14 000.
Bathhouse
Outdoor P ool 36 ,000.
lw adin !{ Pool
12 ouo . 48 000.
McLellan Trap Shooting
R e servo tr facilitv 27 000. 27 000.
Ball Fte ltl Green Belt deve lop-Green Be lt develop
Sceni c Vi ew a cq . 15 , 0 00. ment (l /2) me nl (l /2) ;t ..
-dcv . 5 000 . 136 000. 136 000 . 29 2 000.
T OTAL $141,654. $10 -., uoo . $1:!9' 268. $92,8 18. $18 4 ,068. $153,3 18 . $149 ,568. $9 58 ,694 .
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E NGLEWOOD PUBLIC LffiRARY BOARD
November 10, 1971
The regular m eeting of t:i Englewood Public Library B oa rd was calle d to order
at 7 :4 5 p .m . by th£• c hairman. Mr. Maxwell.
Prese nt: Mrs . Simon, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Miller, Mrs . Martinez, Mrs . Hoffman ,
Mr. Dhority, Mr. Maxwell, and Miss Lute.
Absent: Mr . Beaver and Mrs. Jarrell .
A quorum was declared.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The chairman announced that be had ordered flowers for the funeral of Mrs . Muriel
Smith, former Library Board member, who passed away November 9.
Miss Lute discussed the monthly statistics. The circulation for the month of October
was an increase of approximately 5% over that of October, 1969. Mr . Dhority suggested
that the previous years' statlsltcs be included on the report sheet each month . Miss Lute
reported on the needed chances In the bookmobile schedule which will become effective
the first of the year . She also stated that the re-arrangement of the librat;J is very
satisfactory . Two new Jtboto-cbargers have been ordered from Recordak;)'tbe order placed
for the purchase o( the locked book cases for the Colorado Collection in the library . The
library bas purchalted 25 DeW m . m . films which include replacements for some worn
films and some new tltlea wbich should be popular for home entertainment. Miss Lute
said that the new reproductions of paintings by American artists were ready for loan on
November 9 and thBt six of tbe twenty were checked out befor<' noon. Mr . Dhority and
Miss Lute spoke of the workabop on Computer Utilization which will be attended by repre-
sentatives of Arapahoe County, Uttleton , Sheridan and Englewood.
Mr. Maxwell read tbe letter be bad written to Mr . WillIam Mather in appreciation
of his volunteer work for tbe past four years at the library. and also the letter written
by ~r Schwab . He reported that Mr. Mather bad called on him to express his appre-
ciation for the reco111itlon .
The recommendation from the City Attorney, Mr. Berardini with~ to~s was
presented to the bo&rd . Mrs. Simon moved that the Library Board accept Mr. Berardini 's
recommendation that five members constitute a quorum for tht · Library Board . Mrs.
Hoffman seconded the motioa and It was passed unanimously .
The contract offered by the Arapahoe Regional Library District was presented and
discussed . Mr. Dhotity moved that the Chairman of the Library Board write a letter
to the Arapahoe Regional District Board inquiring bow the amount in the 1971 contract
was determined and wtat the future plans of the District an• ~ llh regard to contracting
for service. Mr . Miller seconded the motion and it passed unanimously . The board
agreed to not make a recommendation to the City Council on this contract until the
December Board meeting.
Mrs .. Morris reported on her contacts with the American Association of Retired
Persons regarding library service. Sbe plans to attend tbt' Roard meeting of this
association and to follow up with the suggestions from this board.
Mr . Mille r stated that his term on the Library Board e xpires February I, 1971, and
suggested that names of possible replacements should be presente d at the December
meeting so that they could be submitted to the City Council.
Miss Lute informed the Board Members that she had been asked to accept the
chairmanship of the Bookllst Editorial Advisory Board , a committee of the American
Library Association. and Indicated that she bad sent a memorandum to Mr . Dial with
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send a letter to Mr. Dial expressing their approval of the appointment.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 p.m.
Respectfully s~· itted ,
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
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C ITY cr 11. rocu: ~E "fS'or Month of October, 1970 t' .
· 1 ) '7 0 Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year r r Jl?v,!nue ~ Collected To Date c o_"·
Propert~l~:kJ F c L EWO O ~, C ~b~: 626 $ 4,332 $ 188,331 99 $ 175,431
Sales Tax 1,686,570 164,943 1,568,304 93 1,141,497
Franchise Taxes1
Public Service 92,000 34,500 144,055 Mountain States 51,000 43,097 Water Utility 25,744 8,163 21,347 Sewer Utility 8,816 2,944 7,937 Total 177,560 45,607 216,436 122 159,855
Other Taxes:
Spec. OWnership 20,500 4,968 24,674 Cigarette Tax 95,700 . 9,450 84,404 Liquor Occupation 11,100
14,418
101425
112,959
Total 127,300 li9, 503 94
Fees & Permitsa
Street Cuts 2,200 250 2,576 Building Permits 20,000 1,638 29,020 Electrical Permits 5,400 381 6,272 Plumbing Permits 1,600 106 2,024 Spec. Reg. Fees 43,500 729 38,487 Dog Licenses 214 4,735 Misc. Licensee 261500 11170 281214 Total 99,200 4,488 111,328 112 loi,315
Municipal Court 48,000 6,236 54,157 113 43,264
Revenue from Other
Agencies:
State Liquor Lie. 1,150 4 416 State H/W Users Tax 177,100 15,201 155,799 County court Fees 2,400 358 21808 Total 180,650 15,563 159,623 88 133,112
Servi ce Charges:
Li brary Fees 7,400 442 5,335 • En gineering Fees 5,700 136 1,194 Mobile Home 1,500 353 1,839 Police 3,500 250 3,216 Fi re Districts 21,000 61 22,361 Library Contract 34,064 8,575 25,726
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Othe r Revenues:
I nterest 6,000 8,761 16,824 Mi scellaneous 4,000 999 121012 Total 10,000 91760 281836 288 71304
Tota l Re venue .£215931670 127~.:1.64 12~5~p • 539 97 ll.2~~.:li2
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City Council &
Boards:
Ci t;y Council
Board of Adjust.
Career Service
Planning & Zan.
L ibrary
City Attorney
Total
Management:
City Manager
Personnel
Total
Finance:
Finance Office
Municipal court
Total
P ublic Works:
Engineering
Streets
Traffic
Building Insp.
Building Maint.
Total
Fir e Department
Po lice Department
P arks & Recreation
P lanning
L j b rary
General Government:
Central Services
Ge neral Operation
Em ployee Benefits
To tal
1otal Expense
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ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Month of October, 1970
Annual Current Current Spent & % of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
$ 22,732 $ 915 $ 18,418
1,965 168 1,499
1,140 108 934
1,993 262 2,015
600 46 189
. 40 1 649 12,244 37 1 791
69,079 13,743 60,846 88 $ 39,027
52 1218 4,598 38,021
23 1 551 2 1122 191 383
75,769 6, 720 57,404 76 59,350
124,287 13,560 101,148
321309 2 1 989 21 1 613
156,596 16,549 122,761 78 99,310
85,014 5,954 56,111
360,204 37,139 $21997 295,862
97,595 7,896 1,000 84,021
71,546 6,306 521393
110 1037 q 1 5ll 1 1 389 931 771
724,396 66,806 5,386 582,158 80 5771392
495,803 42,080 398,980 80 313,34 9
627,406 54,654 511,553 81 4 69 ,37 5
260,462 41,812 215,831 82 1 61, 77 1
57,055 4,128 42,628 75 35 ,02 0
123,460 10,193 91,088 74 7 8,44 3
15,828 1,297 13,089
60,835 4,020 58,416
840
771503 5 1 317 7l 1 505 92 521 52 3
~2 1 667 1 529 ~262 1 002 ~5 1 386 ~2 1 154 1 754 81 g 1 885 1 560
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
WATER FUHD
For Month of October, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue ~ Collected To Date
Water Sales $788,874 $107,605 $747,251 95 $673,791
Other:
Tap Fees 950 108 945
Connection Charges 30,000 4,448 34,457
Property Tax 316 7 315
Rentals 12,095 1,382 12,806
Interest 25,000 21,269 36,624
Miscellaneous 7,200 66 15,683
Total 75,561 ~ 1, ~so 100,830 133 204,54~
Total Revenue ~864,435 ~134,885 ~848, 081 98 ~878,333
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual current current Spent & % of Last Year
Budget ~ Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
Production:
Source & Sup. $ 26,109 $ l, 529 $ 24,398
Power & Pump 97,575 12,341 84,686
Purification 73,827 2,965 63,924
Total 197,511 16,835 17J,008 88 $158,201
Trans. & Dist. 107,279 6,906 60,004 56 51,519
Administration :
Account & Coll. 52,200 3,868 39,101
General 95,970 16,126 78,694
Total 148,170 19,994 1l 7, 795 79 96,469 • Debt Service 374,123 580 64,741 17 70,p53
Miscellaneous 25,752 8,163 25,415 98 20,000
Ca p i tal Plant & "
Eq uipment 58,ooo 633 50,146 86 108,557 I • • • Total Expense ~910,835 ~53, 111 ~491,109 54 $504,799
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SEWER FUND
For Month of October, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month Collected To Date
Disposal Service $250 ,000 $18,622 $223,071 89 $224,539
Other :
Connection Fees 3 ,100 80 19,000
Conn . Fees Out-
s i de 20 ,000 936 27,498
Tap Fees 85 2,214
Interest 30,000 16 ,200 28,075
Sale Scrap
Material 15
Miscellaneous 750 35 637
Total 53,850 17,336 77,439 144 32,978
To t al Revenue $303,850 $35 ,958 $300,510 99 $257,517
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & % of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
T reatment $ 821555 $ 8 ,495 $ 74,667 90 $ 60,380
S an ~t ary Sys tem 40 ,915 2,553 29,454 72 27,043
Admin~stra ti on :
Ace. & Coll . 1 4 ,168 1 ,328 13 ,408
Gene ral 2 5, 0 42 2,619 18,365
Total 39 ,210 3 ,947 31,773 81 22,035
Debt Service 75 ,75 8 10 ,219 14 11,092 • M~sce llaneous 23 ,816 2 ,944 10 ,384 44 12 ,8 74
Capital Plant &
E qu~pment 140,000 16,932 p3,423 159,381 114 1L878
Tot al Expense ~402,254 ~34,871 F3,423 ~315,878 78 $145,302 I • • •
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of October, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month Collected To Date
Property Tax $ 95,042 $ 2,183 $ 94,892 99 $ 88,393
Sales Tax 194,886 111,057 273,196 140 328,764
Interest 5,000 10,175 18,681 373 1,736
Miscellaneous 2,500 150 6 2,182
Sale of Street Shops 57,000 57,080 100
Total Revenue 2354,428 ~123,415 ~443,999 125 ~421,075
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Cumulative current current Spent & % of Last
Appropri-Month Encumb. Encumb. Appro-Year to
at ion To Date eriation ~
Paving Dist. #19 $ 90,000
Park Improvement 36,000 $ 36,000 100
Central Shops 10,035 $1,957 10,035 100
Aerial Ladder 80
Fire Station #1
Relocation 277,738 1,075 6,037 2
Police Relocation 20,180 1,140 6,008 30
Storm Drainage 103,565 2,916 $27,065 621916 61
School Signals 24,386 26,040 107
Broadway-u.s. 285
Signals 16,801 291 3,058 18
Santa Fe-Dartmouth ,
Signals 6,000 8,867 148 I • • Fire Station #4 5,000
Total Expense ~589,785 ~7,379 ~27,065 ~158,961 27 ~156,841
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BUS LINE OPERATION*
For Month of October, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est.
Revenue Month Collected
$ 6,615 $ 6,615 100
15,855 $2,208 12,091 76
360 232 932 259
3,275 100
~22,830 ~2,440 ~22,913 100
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 APPROPRIATIONS
He rbertson Expense
Annual
Appropriation
Prior to 5-14-70 $14,433
Salaries
Repairs & Maint.
Gas & Oil
Insurance
Payrol l Taxes
Mi sce llaneous
Total Expense
7,493
3,397
563
2,966
396
L224
$30,472
current
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515
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149
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$1,796
Current
Encumb.
Spent & % of
Encumb. Appropriation
To Date
$14,433
5,639
1,753
372
2,966
221
836
$26,220
100
75
52
66
100
56
68
86
As this report has been prepared to reflect the Bus Line expense from
J anuary l, 1970, in total, the payment to Ernest Herbertson for his loss
u p to May 15, 1970 has not been reflected.
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For Month of October, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month Collected To Date
City of Englewood $ 4).,270 $20,635 $ 41,270 100 $12,000
School District No. 1 17,300 101 8,451 49 8,996
Outdoor Pool 14,150 13,083 92 6,862
Indoor Pool 13,350 642 9,191 69 9,464
Sports & Games 15,100 365 19,615 130 20,829
Cultural Activities 12,400 2,587 16,090 J 3 0 11,190
Playgrounds 800 257 32 276
Special Events &
Programs 2,440 164 828 34 1,194
Interest 300 445 998 332 466
Other Income 800 233 1,841 230 2,035
Total Revenue ~117' 910 ~25,172 ~111,624 94 $73,312
EXPENDITURES
Annual Current Current Spent & %of Last Year
Budg:et Month Encumb. Encumb. Budg:et To Date
To Date
Outdoor Pool $ 17,025 $1,177 $15,524 91 $ 9,828
Indoor Pool 14,861 511 9,310 63 10,659
• Sports & Games 46,507 1,763 30,350 65 29,307
Cultura l Activities 21,017 2 ,41 5 19,328 92 15,355
Playgrounds 6,197 189 5,495 88 5 ,702
• Special Events 2, 928 99 2,296 78 2,697 I • •
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Total Expense ~122,143 p,320 ~93 ,0 27 76 ~81,237
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TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
FROM :
Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation
SUBJECT: Planting of Trees in Four (4) Parks
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1. Sealed bids were opened this date for the furnishing and
planting of various trees and plants in Bates-Logan, Jason,
Centennial and Dartmouth Parks with the following results:
Company
W. W. Wilmore Nurseries
A. Keesen and Sons, Inc.
Bid with 1 Year
Growing Guarantee
$5,804.50
4, 524.00
2. All bidders met specifications. Six bidders received
specifications.
3. The estimate for this project was $4,000.
4. $4,000 was appropriated for this project. The overage of
$524 can be absorbed within existing budgets.
5. Recommend award for trees and installation be made to A.
Keesen and Sons, Inc. for $4,524.00.
E. P. Romans
Director of Parks and Recreation
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Stanley H.
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Stephen A. Lyon, Di r e c t or o f Finance
E. P. Romans, Dir e ctor o f P a rks a nd Recreat i on
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Planting of Trees in Four (4) P a rks
Sealed bids were opened this date for the furnishing and
planting of various trees and plants in Bates-Logan, Jason,
Centennial and Dartmouth Parks with the following results:
company
W. W. Wilmore Nurseries
A. Keesen and Sons, Inc.
Bid with 1 Year
Growing Guarantee
$5,804.50
4,524.00
2. All bidders met specifications. Six bidders received
specifications.
3. The estimate for this project was $4,000.
4. $4,000 was appropriated for this project. The overage of
$524 can be absorbed within existing budgets.
5. Recommend award for trees and installation be made to A.
Keesen and Sons, Inc. for $4,524.00.
E. P. Romans
Director o f P a rks and Recreation
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Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation
Planting of Trees in Four (4) Parks
Sealed bids were opened this date for the furnishing and
planting of various trees and plants in Bates-Logan, Jason,
Centennial and Dartmouth Parks with the following results:
Company
w. W. Wilmore Nurseries
A. Keesen and Sons, Inc.
Bid with 1 Year
Growing Guarantee
$5,804.50
4,524.00
2. All bidders met specifications. Six bidders received
specifications.
3. The estimate for this project was $4,000.
4. $4,000 was appropriated for this project. The overage of
$524 can be absorbed within existing budgets.
5. Recommend award for trees and installation be made to A.
Keesen and Sons, Inc. for $4,524.00.
E. P. Romans
Director of Parks and Recreation
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COLORADO COURT OF APPEALS
No. 70-383
(Supreme Court No. 23804)
SAFEWAY STO~ INCORPORATED,
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,
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Defendant in Error.
Error to the District Court of the
County of Arapahoe
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Rmel'HDBD WI'I'H DIRBC'l'IONS
Silverstein, C.J., Coyte and Dufford, JJ.
Bradley, Olmpbell, carney & Johnson
Golden, Colorado
Attorneys for Plaintiff in Brror
Bernard V. Berardini
Englewood, Colorado
Attorneys for Defendant in Error
Opinion by JUDGE ~TB
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This case was originally filed in the Supreme Court
of the State of Colorado and subsequently transferred to
the Court of Appeals under authority vested in the Supreme
Court.
The parties appear before this court in the same
order as they ap~eared at trial and shall be referred to
in the same manner.
Plaintiff ap~als the lower court order upholding
defendant's denial of plaintiff's application for a license
to sell 3.2 beer in its store. Plaintiff arques that the
City Council acted in an arbitrary and capricious manner in
denying its application for a license. A verbatim tr~
script of the proceedings is not available, but counsel
for both parties have stipulated to a reconstructed record
of the hearing.
According to this record, plaintiff's store is located
in an area populated by 37, 000 people. There is but one
other supermarket located at a distance of over two miles
fran this supermarket selling 3.2 beer for consumption off
the premises. Petitions in favor of the issuance of this
license were submitted signed by 741 patrons o~ plaintiff's
store. The petitions stated that the license was necessary
in order to serve the reasonable requirements of the neighbor-
hood and that the petitioners desired the issuance of the
license. A majority of these persona lived within a ten-
block radius of plaintiff's store. Many customers of the
store orally requested the sale of 3.2 beer.
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In opposition to plaintiff's evidence, petitions were
offered signed by 320 persons whose only statement in oppos-
ition to the granting of the license was:
"We feel that the sale of 3.2 beer at this
location would be injurious to the health, peace
and safety of the residents of this community."
In additiop to this statement contained in the papers
designated as remonstrances, two persons testified in oppos-
ition to the grant~ng of the license.
Defendant erred when it held that the community was
being adequately served by the existing outlet.
In ita findings, defendant stated that although plain-
tiff's petitioners favoring the outlet numbered 741, and
those in opposition numbered only 320, thata
" ••. in view of the testimony induced upon public
hearing, as well as the fact that there are several
package liquor stores. three-way liquor establish-
ments and at least one 3.2 outlet within a ·relatively
short distance of the location requested in the
application, it is the finding and the conclusion
of this Council that the reasonable requirements
of the neighborhood are presently being met by the
existing outlets.•
The mention of the other types of outlets in th11 deci-
aion of the Council is irrelevant. only outlets of a similar
nature and type may be considered in determining _the reason-
able needs and requirements of the neighborhood. Board of
County COmmissioners v. Skaff, 139 Colo. 452, 340 P.2d 866.
In this case, the only other outlet of a similar nature and
type was another supermarket located over two miles distant
from plaintiff's location. Distance of course is relative
and what constitutes a reasonable distance between outlets
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of a s~ilar nature in a sparsely populated mountain cam-
munity, might constitute an unreasonable separation in a
densely populated urban area. In this case we find that
one supermarket with a license for the sale of off-the-
premises 3.2 beer in a community of 37.000 people. separated
from plaintiff's .•tore by over two miles. is not sufficient
in itself to serve the needs and desires of the neighborhood
where plaintiff has established that a substantial number
of persons in the communit}' favor ita application. Anderson
v. Spencer. 162 Colo. 328. 426 P.2d 970.
The statute. C.R.S. 1963. 75-l-5(d) provides:
•In considering the issuance of licenses the .
licensing authority.· either state or local.
shall consider the reasonable equirementa of
the neighborhood and the desires of the inhabi-
.tants as evidenced by petitions. r.aonstrances
or otherwise.•
The record clearly establishes that plaintiff has
met ita burden of proof. and that the City Council arbi-
trarily denied this license. Board of County Canmisaioners
v. Bickel. 155 Colo. 465. 395 P.2d 208.
Judgment is reversed and reman4e4 with directions that
the District Court order the City Council of Englewood to
grant plaintiff in error the license for which it made appli-
cation.
Chief Judge Silverstein and Judge Dufford concur.
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No. 70-383
(Supreme Court No. 23804)
SAFEWAY ST~ INCORPORATED,
a Maryland Corporption,
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Plaintiff in Error,
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a Municipal Corporation,
Defendant in Error.
Error to the District Court of the
County of Arapahoe
Bon. Marvin w. Foote, Judge
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Jt1DGMBlrr REVERsED A!1D
RBMAimBD WI'l'H DIUC'l'I<*S
Silverstein, C.J., Coyte and ~fford, JJ.
Bradley, CBmpbell, C&rney & Johnaon
Golden, Colorado
Attorneys for Plaintiff in arror
Bernard V. Berardini
Englewood, Colorado
Attorneys for Defendant in Error
Opinion by JUDGB COlCTB
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This case was orig'inally filed in the Supreme Court
of the State of Colorado and subsequently transferred to
the Court of Appeals under authority vested in the Supreme
Court.
The parties appear before this court in the same
order as they ap~eared at trial and shall be referred to
in the same manner.
Plaintiff appeals the lower court order upholding
defendant's denial of plaintiff's application for a license
to sell 3.2 beer in its store. Plaintiff argues that the
City Council acted in an arbitrary and capricious manner in
denying its application for a license. A verbatim tr~-
script of the proceedings is not available, but counsel
for both parties have stipulated to a reconstructed record
of the hearing.
According to this record, plaintiff's store is located
in an area populated by 37,000 people. There is but one
other supermarket located at a distance of over two miles
fran this supermarket selling 3.2 beer for consumption off
the premises. Petitions in favor of the is•uance of this
license were submitted signed by 741 patrons of plaintiff's
store. The petitions stated that the license was necessary
in order to serve the reasonable requirements of the neighbor-
hood and that the petitioners desired the issuance of the
license. A majority of these persons lived within a ten-
block radius of plaintiff's store. Many customers of the
store orally requested the sale of 3.2 beer.
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In opposition to plaintiff's evidence, petitions ware
offered signed by 320 persons whose only statement in oppos-
ition to the granting of the license was:
"We feel that the sale of 3. 2 beer at this
location would be l.nJurious to the health, peace
and safety of the residents of this community.•
In additi<>\\ to this statement contained in the papers
designated as reaonstrances, two persons testified in oppoa-
ition to the granting of the license.
Defendant erred when it held that the cc.aunity was
being adequately served by the exiatinq outlet.
In ita findings, defendant stated that althOWJh plain-
tiff's petitioners favoring the cutlet n\llllbered 741, and
those in opposition n\lllbered cnly 320, that.
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hearing, as well as the fact that there are several
package liquor stores, three-way liquor establish-
menta and at least one 3.2 cutlet within a ·relatively
short distance of the locaticn requested in the
application, it is the finding and the conclusion
of this Council that the reasonable reqgirementa
of the neiflbborhoo4 are pz-eaently beinv met by the
exiati.n9 cutlets. •
The aentiOD of the other types of cutlets in the deci-
a ion of the COUAcil is irrelevant. Only cutlets of a similar
nature and type may be conaiured in deteJ:minia9 _the reason-
able needs and requirements of the neighborhood. Board of
CountY Committionera v. Skaff, 139 Colo. 452, 340 P.2d 866.
In this case, the only other outlet of a similar nature and
type was another aupezmarket located over two miles distant
from plaintiff's location. Distance of caurae it relative
and what constitutes a reasonable distance between outlets
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of a similar nature in a sparsely populated mountain cam-
rnunity, might constitute an unreasonable separation in a
densely populated urban area. In this case we find that
one supermarket with a license for the sale of off-the-
premises 3.2 beer in a community of 37,000 people, separated
from plaintiff's store by over two miles, is not sufficient
in itself to serve the needs and desires of the neiqhborhood
where plaintiff has established that a substantial number
of persona in the C<lllllllunitl" favor ita application. Anderson
v. Spencer, 162 Colo. 328, 426 P.2d 970.
The statute, c.a.s. 1963, 75-1-S(d) provides:
":tn conaidarinq the issuance of licenses the .
licenainq authority, either state or local,
shall consider the reasonable requirements of
the neiqhborhoo4 and the desires of the inhabi-
.tanta as evidenced by petitions, r-onatrancea
or othervi ... •
The record clearly establishes that plaintiff baa
met its burden of proof, and that the City Council arbi-
trarily denied this license. Board of County Cclllmiasionera
v. BiCkel, 155 Colo. 465, 395 P.2d 208.
JU49ment ia reversed and r..anded with directions that
the District Court order the City OouncU of Bnqlewood to
qrant plaintiff in error the lican .. tor which it aade appli-
cation.
Chief JUdqe Silverstein and Judge Dufford concur •
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RESOLUTION NO. ..-3'4.
I SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
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SUBJECT:
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CITy OF r .. -II '<G FI LE;
Stanley H. Dial , City Ma~WOoo, COLO,
Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
November 13, 1970
Adjustment to Recreation Fund Budget
Previously you have approved certain reallocations of appropri-
ations in the Recreation Fund to adjust that budget to conform
wi th current cost experiences in the various programs. An
additional appropriation from the Fund Balance must be authorized ,
by City Council to complete these adjustments.
This adjustment is due primarily to the unanticipated increase
in enrollment in the ceramics program under the budget category
of cultural activities. When the 1970 budget for the Recreation
Fund was prepared it was anticipated that 200 people per year would
enroll in ceramics. The total enrollment experienced, however,
was 450 people. An additional $3,000 is needed to complete the 1970 budget year.
This additional increase in expense is more than offset in an
increase in revenues. For the cultural activities itself the
estimate of $17,090 will be exceeded by $4,690. As a whole
the Recreation Fund will receive $5,019 in revenues over and above the 1970 estimate of $117,910.
A resolution appropriating $3,000 has been prepared for City
Council consideration at its meeting on November 16, 1970.
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RESOLUTION NO. -)>{., , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
cultural activities will be exceeded by $3,000 which is offset
by exce ss revenues of $4,690~ and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there
is $3 ,000 in the Fund Balance of the Recreation Fund available for appropriation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. crry 0 F" f:" I,--
cc,J,,,...,,~ I A 1 -._,.,-Transfer of Appropriation From ··~IV/
Fund Balance, Recreation Fund
Transfer of Appropriation
Cultural Activities
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
to appropriate funds within the Recreation Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. ~ , Series of 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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I, S teph en A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, do hereby certify that
based upon additi onal revenues already received for cultural
activiti es that there is a Fund Balance in the Recreation Fund
in e xcess of $3,000 which is available for appropriation •
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RESOLUTION NO. JG , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
cultural activities will be exceeded by $3,000 which is offset
by excess reve nues of $4,690: and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there
is $3,000 in the Fund Balance of the Recreation Fund available for appropriation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
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, u· '1:211/r Transfer of Appropriation From l:fJI!] _ ?o
Fund Balance, Recreation Fund c ~QYoool
1W6F" r. c·-· £:NGlf2~'ot :::; ,-il .. f2 Transfer of Appropriation To oo, Coto.
Cultural Activities $3,000
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
to appropriate funds within the Recreation Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. ?XQ , Series of 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, do hereby certify that
based upon additional revenues already received for cultural
activi t ies that there is a Fund Balance in the Recreation Fund
in e x ce ss of $3,000 which is available for appropriation.
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RESOLUTION NO. 3 (. , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
cultural activities will be exceeded by $3,000 which is offset
by excess revenues of $4,690; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there
is $3,000 in the Fund Balance of the Recreation Fund available
for appropriation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. crry 0 f:" f:"
ccu ··~! c r A l I .... t ... ,...., .-.. Transfer of Appropriation From O Ul•zrv r-
Fund Balance, Recreation Fund $3 000 l'fl't 1 · " c' 10
C ou. -rry · -'l . Transfer of Appropriation To C;:-£.rv ·
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Cultural Activities $3,000 · co ~_0_
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
to appropriate funds within the Recreation Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No • .7£ , Series of 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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C E R T I F I C A T I 0 N
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, do hereby certify that
based upon additional revenues already received for cultural
activities that there is a Fund Balance in the Recreation Fund
in e xce ss of $3,000 which is available for appropriation.
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RESOL UT ION NO. ~(q , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS WITHIN THE RECREATION FUND.
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the appropriation for
cultural activities will be exceeded by $3,000 which is offset
by exc e ss reve nues of $4,690: and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there
is $3 ,000 in the Fund Balance of the Recreation Fund available for appropriation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1.
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Transfer of Appropriation From r · •e"":, nocu'•E"N ;
Fund Balance, Recreation Fund $3,o6'o''!' '1 0
C o u ~Jc/1 . Transfer of Appropriation <if~y OF 1:.~-·' 1 1~
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Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
to appropriate funds within the Recreation Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of November, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, S tephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of th e
Ci t y of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
forego i ng is a t rue, accurat e and complete copy of Resolut i on No. ~· , S e ries of 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, do hereby certify that
based upon additional revenues already received for cultural
activities that there is a Fund Balance in the Recreation Fund
in exc e ss of $3 ,000 which is available for appropriation .
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ENGLEWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
180 Wes t G irard Avenue · Englewood, Colorado 80110
Phone (3031 781-7838
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Mayor Elmer E. Schwab
4795 South Inca Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Hayor:
Twelve of our Board of Directors replied to our survey.
The chart reflects the number of votes cast for each
improvement and the priority.
The Board went on record at their meeting of November 12, 1970
approving this recommendation.
Priority 1 2 l 4 5 6 7 8 9
Fire-Police Communications s 2 2 1 1 1 r. _ t---· Storm Sewer 6 4 1 ' '
Traffic Study 6. Improvement 4 3 1 1 1 1
Paving District 2 J 1 1
Replacement of Station #4 1 1 2 1 1
Broadway Widening 1 1 2 1 1
Union Avenue Extension 1 2 1
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Animal Shelter 2 2 ~
Pump e r 1 1 1
Be ll e vi ew Park 1 1 1
All-Purpos e Courts 1 1 1
Se rvie enter 1 1
(Numb e r of Vc-t es Cas t)
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'1 0CUM£NT' SUGGESTED PROCLAMATION FOR MAYORS
for
NATIONAL BIBLE WEEK, 197~~.,
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WHEREAS, the Bible continues to be the world's best-selling book,
appearing in more than a thousand languages and dialects; and
WHEREAS, ironically, ignorance abounds about the Bible and the lessons
it has for modern man and his problems; and
WHEREAS, new translations and new guides to Bible study provide fresh
readability and help for people of all ages, races and creeds; and
WHEREAS, it is imperative for modern man, confused and perplexed by
rapid technological and social changes to understand the
roots of his moral and spiritual belief-system;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, (Name) , Haybr of the
City of·---,---~-----:--• (state) , do
hereby proclaim the week of November 22 through November 29,
1970, as
BIBLE WEEK
launching Worldwide Bible Reading from Thanksgiving to
Christmas, 1970, in (city & state) , and urge
all men, women and children of all faiths to observe the
week by reading the Scriptures and setting up a plan of
regular examination of the Foundation Book of the Judea-
Christian heritage •
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of.~~--------
(state) this the day of. ______ _
1970.
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NATIONAL BIBLE WEEK, 19 70
WHEREAS, the Bible continues to be the world's best -•~lling book,
appearing ~n ~ore than a thousand languages ~nd dialects; and
IIHEillA~, ironi c ally, i«noranca abounds about the Rih l •· and the l f'!aaons
it has for modern man and his problems ; and
WHEREAS, new translations and new guides to Bible study provide fresh
readability and help for people of all ages, races and creeds ; and
WHEREAS, it is imperative for modern man, confused and perplexed by
rapid technological and social changes t o und e rstand the
roots of his moral and spiritual belief-sy ~t~;
NOW, THEREFORE, 1, {Name) , Maybr of the
City of __ ~~--=---:---::--::-(stat•') , do
hereby proclaim the week of November 22 through November 29,
1970, aa
BIBLE WEEK
launching Worldwide Bible Reading from Th an ks g i ving t o
Chriatmu, 1970, in {city 6. state) __ , and urge
all men, woaen and children of all faith s t 1 ob1erve th e
week by reading the Scripture• and settin ~ up a plan of
regular examination of the Foundati on Book 01 t he Jud ea-
Christian heritage •
WITNES S my hand and the seal of the Cit y o •_
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