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Introduc ed as a Bill by C ounci~n Lone
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BY A1)1JIORI 'I"i
ORDINANCE NO . ~· SERIES OF 1971 ~-,3 FILE
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AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT -AN INDEBTEDNESS ON BEHALF
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOiADO, AND UPON THE
CREDIT THEREOF BY ISSUING GENERAL OBLIGATION WAT£1
IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF SAID CITY IN mE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $2,200,000, fOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDIIC
FUNDS WITH WHICH TO EXTEND Aim IMPROVE THE MUNI-
CIPAL WATER SYSTEM OF SAID CIT!; PRESCRIBING mE
FORM OF SAID BONDS AND PROVIDING FOI THE L!VY OF
TAXES TO PAY nlE BONDS AND THE INTDEST THEREON.
WHEREAS, a majority of the taxpayina elector• of the
City of Englewood, ColO'l'ado, votina on tbe 41'18•tion at an
election heretofore held in •aid City, by their vote approved
and authorized the City Council of .. id City to erect a •ye-
t .. of .. tervorke for fire and d~•tie purpe•••• the .... to
ba owned and operated by the City; and
WHEREAS, the City did erect and anr dDC& •aid tt..a
hae cnmed, opera~ and -intainacl a •Y•t.-of •tarworb for
eald purpo••; and
WHEREAS, it h nec•• .. ry to extend and lllprova the\-
•ter •Y•t• in order to .upply the . City and the iahabitaate
thereof with a proper and adequate eupply of •tar; and
WHEREAS, bond• in the e.ount of $2,200,000, after .,..He
Notice of Sale, have been aold and a .. rded to Continental Illi-
noh National Bank and Truet Company of Olieqo and A .. oelat .. ,
the hiahe•t and beat bidder f~r eaah at not leu than par _.
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accrued intereat, •aid •ale beina in all re•pacta by theae pro-
eeadina• hereby ratified and approved;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENCLJM)()D, COLORADO:
Section 1. That for the purpo•• of providing fund• vith
which to ext end and improve tha municipal water aystem of the
City of Englewood, in order to •~pply the City and its inhabitant•
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with a proper and adequate supply of water, the City shall issue
its general obligation negotiable coupon bonds in the principal
amount of $2,200,000, each to be' designated "General Obligation
Water Improvement Bond, Series 1971". 'lbe boads shall be dated
April 1, 1971, shall consist of 440 bonds in the denomination of
$S,OOO each, numbered 1 to 440, inelu.ive, shall bear interest
payable on April 1, 1972, and semi-annually thereafter on tha
lat day of April and the 1st day of October each year, as evi-
denced by interest eoupona attached to said bonds, end shall
.. ture aerially on April 1, as follo.n:
AmoUnt Maturiti Interest Rate
$ 95,000 1972 3.50
105,000 1973 3.50
110,000 1974 3.50'
115,000 1975 3.50
120,000 1976 3.50
130,000 1977 t.5o
135,000 1978 .oo
145,000. 1979 4.00
150,000 1980 4.00
160,000 1981 '4 .• 40
170,000 1982 •• 40
175,000 1983 4.40
185,000 1984 4.70
195,000 1985 4.70
210,000 1986 4.80
Bonds of thil luue .. turin& on or before April 1, 1981,
shall not be ~le prior to thair respective .. turity dates.
Bondi .. turing in the years 1982 and thereafter are rad...able
prior to maturity at tha option of the City, iD laverae ~rical
order, on April 1, 1981, and on any interest pay.ent date there-
after, upon pa~t of par, ac~rued lnta~est aDd a premium of 1'%,
of prindpal.
Notice of such prior redemption shall be given by publi-
cation onee in a legal newwpaper published in En&lewood, Colo-
rado, not more than forty (40) nor leas than thirty (30 ) days
prior to the red.-ption data, and by mailing a copy of the Notice
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of Redemption by first class United States mail, poatage prepaid,
to the original purchaser, or ita auecessor. The Notice shall
specify the place and date of reaemption, the amount and nuabers
of the bonds called and that from and after such date, interest
on all bonds called for redemption shall cease.
Said bonds and the interest coupo~ attached thareto
shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of ~rica,
at the Firat National Bank of Enalevood, Enalevood, Colorado, or
at the Continental Illinois National Bank and Tru.t Compaay ~f
Chieaao, Chicago, Illinois, at the option of the holder.
The 'bond• ehall be aianed with the facaiaile aiaaature
of the Mayor of the City, with a faceimile of tha aeal of the
City affixed thereto, and atteated and counteraigned by the
..aual aignature of the Director of Flu.ace, ax-officio City
Clerk-Trauurer of the City. 'lbe intareet coupou attached to
aald bonds shall bear the f~aimile ataaature of the Director of
Ftu.aca, aDd ~ haued u aforeaald u part of aaid bonde, ahall
be the bindina obllaationa of the City accordl .. to their ~rt.
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Sho.ld any officer whose .anual or facat.ile alaaature appear•
on aald bonda or the intereat coupona attached thereto ceaea to
be 8\ldl officer before delivery of tha bond• to the purcha8er,
auch .anual er facs~le atanature ehall naverthele•• be valid
and sufficient for all purpoaea.
Section 2. '11\at tha bonda and the lntereat· coupona
attached thereto ahall be in aubatantlally the following form:
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( Fot'III of Bond)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF COLORADO CO~ OF ARAPAHOE
NO.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
G E ~RAL OBLIGATION WATER IMPROVEMENT BOND
SERIES 1971
$5,000
The City of Englewood, in the County of Arapahoe, ...S
State of Colorado, acknowledge• itaelf indebted and hereby
promiaes to pay to the bearer hereof the priacipal aum of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAIS
on the 1st day of April, 19_, with intereat thereon at the
rate of ------------per ceotwa (. ___ '1) per
ann.a, payable on April 1, 1972, and a.-1-aaaually thereafter on
the lat day of April and the lat day of October, each year, both
prlaclpal and intereat beina.,payable in lAwful .,nay of the
United States of .W.rica, at the Firat National Bank of !nal•-
wood, Englewood, Colorado, or at the Contlaeatal Illinola
National Bank and TruU Company of Chicago, ln 0\lcago, llllnoh,
at the option of the holder, upon preaentation and aurreader of
aaid coupon• and thia Bond aa they aeverally beco.e due.
Bonds of thia iaaue maturing on or before April 1, 1981,
ahall not be reda ... ble prior to their reapective .. turity
datea. Bonda .. turina in the year• 1982 and thereafter are
rede ... ble prior to .. turity at the option of the City, in in-
ver•• numerical order, on April 1, 1981, and on interest payment
datea thereafter, upon payment of par, accrued interest and a
pr .. iu. o f 1'1 of principal.
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This Bond is issued by the City Couneil of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, for the purpose of providing funds with
which to extend and improve the municipal water system of the
City, in order to supply the City and its inhabitants with a
proper and adequate supply of water, under the authority of and
tn full conforalty with the Constitution and Law of the State of
Colorado, the Charter of said City, and purwuaat to an Ordinauce
duly adopted, published and made a law of aaid City prior to
the taauance of this Bond.
It is hereby certified and recited that all the require-
.. nta of la~ have been duly complied with by the proper offi-
een of the City in the i11uance of thil Bo~; that the total
clebt of the City, including that of thil Bond, cloes not exceed
any llait of iDdebtednau preacribed by tha Coutitution or Law
of the State of Colorado or the Charter of the City; and tbat
proviaion has b .. a .. cSe for ·the levy and collection of an ......al
tax on all the taxable property in the City .ufficient to pay the
inter .. t on and principal of this ~nd vhea tha •-b~ cSua.
The full falth and credit of tha City of Englewood,
Colorado, are hereby ple4&ed for the punctual pay.ent of tM
principal of and intereat on thil Bond.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, tha City Council of the City of
Engl.-.ood, Colorado, has cauaed thh Bond to be ligned wltll the
facliaUe dgnature of the Mayor of the City, aaaled with a fee-
alalia of the aaal of the City, attested and countersigned by
the manual signature of the Director of Finance, ex-officio City
Clerk and Treasurer, and the intereat coupons attached hereto
to be signed with the facsimile signature of the Director of
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F~n ance , as o f the 1st day of April, 1 9 7 1.
(FA CSIMILE SEAL ) {facsimile S~qnatur e )
May o r
ATT eST ED AND COU NT ERSIGNED:
{Do n o t s l-Jn )
1re c t o r of F1nance
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(Form of Interest Coupon)
No. $ ____ _
April
On the 1st day of Oetober, 19 ___ , unle•• the bond to
whieh this eoupon is ettaehed, if redeemable, baa been ealled
for prior redemption, the City of Englewood, in the County of
Arapahoe, State of Colorado, will pay to the b .. r•r the -.ount
ahown hereon in lawful money of the United State• of Ameriea,
at the First National Bank of Enclewood, Enalewood, Colorado, or
at the Continental Illinois National Bank and Tru•t Company of
Chicago, in ~leago, Illinois, at the option of the holder,
belna interest then due on it• General Obligation Water ~rove-
' • meat Bond, Serle• 1971, dated April 1, 1971, b .. ring
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Section 3 . When said bonds have been duly executed, the
Director of Finance is hereby directed to deliver the bonds to
the purchaser thereof on receipt ·of the agreed purchase price
therefor. The p roceeds of the b~nds shall be used only ' for the
purpose of extending and improvina the aamieipal water system of
said CitY and for paying the costs and expenaaa incurred inci-
dental to the issuance of bonds and for no other purpose whatever.
Neither the purchaser of said bonds nor the subsequent holder of
any of them shall be responsible for the application or diapoeal
by the City, or any of ita officers, of any of the funds derived
fraa tba aala thereof.
Section 4. For the purpose of payina the interaat ae-
crulaa on said !londa promptly u the •-thereafter bac:.o.as due
and providinc for the ultt.ata pay.ent ADd rad.-ption of said
bonds, there shall ba levied upon all of tba taxable property
in the City, in addition to all other taKas, direct annual taxa•
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in each of the yaara 1971 to 1985, inclualva. auffieiant to pay
the interest on and principal of the bonds u the s._ bee-
due and payable, raapactivaly.
Section 5. Said taxes, when collected, shall ba dapodtad
in a •.paeial fund to ba known u '·'City of Ellalwood, General
Obl1aat1on Water Illlprov ... ut Bond Fund, 1971", and the proceacla
dariwed from eaid taxa• ehall ba applied only to the pa,..nt of
naeueary eoete and expanaaa of operating and .. intainina the
wtar ayet .. aDd to the payment of the interest and principal of
the Water lmprov ... nt Bonde authorized herein, and for no other
purpoee Whateoaver, until the indabtadna•• so contracte d pu rsuant
to thie Ordinance, both principal and interes t , aha ll have bean
fully paid, s ati sfied and diaeharaad. Nothing he r e in conta ined
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shall be so construed as to prevent the City from applyina any
other funds or revenues that may be in the City treasury and
available for that purpose to tha payment of said interest and
principal, as the same respe~tiv~ly accrue or mature, and !upou
such payment, tha levy or laviu herein provided may tha~n
to that extent be diminished.
Section 6. The sums hera in provided to pay the inter-
est on said bonds, and to discharae the principal thereof .._n
due, are hereby appropriated for that purpose, and said a.ounts
for each year shall also be included in the .....al budaet and
appropriaticm Ordinance and billa to be edopted and pa .. ect bY the
City Council of .. id City in each year, raspeatlvely, until said
Bonds have been fully paid, .. usfled aDd discbaraed.
Section 7. Notw1th8taDdina the foreaoina providou for
tax leviea, the City hereby further covwnanta 8Dd aar ... to
eatablish, maintain, ~ollaet and enforce a acbeclule of rates,
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t .. s, tolls and ~haraes for cormection to aad uae of the •tar
syst• of tha City, which s~hadule shall be sufficient to uaura
that tha rev.~ thereby produced, I toaathar with any other fuads
which MY be lawfully available, and tha proe .... of general ad
valona taus, shall pay all reasonable ~osts aDd axpanaee af
oparatina and -intainina the •tar syst-and to pay the interest
and principal of tba General Obliaation Water t.provement leads,
herein authorised, proa~ptly u the s._ ~ dua . and payable,
reapactively.
Section 8. It shall be the duty of the City Couneil of
said City, anaually, at the tt.e and in the .anner provided by
law for levying other City taxes, if such action sha ll be neces-
sary to effectuate tha provisions of this Ordinance, to ratlfy
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and carry out the provisions hereof with reference to the
levying and collection of taxes; and the City shall levy,
certify and collect such taxes in the manner provided by law
for the purpose of creating a fund for the payment of t~ costs
and expenses of operating and maintaining tha .. tar syst•, and
the payment of the principal of tha bonds and interest thereon,
and such taxes when collected shall be kept for and applied only
for such purpose, as hereinabove specified.
Section 9. That if any ona or IDOre sections or parts
of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unanforc .. ble or invalid,
such judpent shall not affect, illpair or lmalldate tha r-1n-
lft1 provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that
tba various provisions hereof are severable.
Section 10. All ordinances or parts thereof in conflict
w1 th this Ordinaaca are hereby repealed.
Section 11. After said bonds are issued, this Ordiaanee
shall be and r-in irrepealable until said bonds and tha in-
terest thereon shall have been fully paid, satisfied and dis-
charged.
Section 12. This Ordinance, ~lately on its final
passage, shall ba recorded in tha Book of 01NiiMDCas kept for
that purpose, authenticatacl by the signatures of tha Mayor aad
Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clark, and shall ba pub-
lished as required by law.
Section 13. This Ordinance shall take affect thirty (30)
days after publication followina final paaaaga.
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I ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
15th day o f ~lar c h , 1 97 1.
Published as a Bi ll f or an Ordinance on the 17th day of March,
1971.
Read bv i tle and passed on final reading o n t h e _....,:::5:..__ day
of __ ___:>..,:_r _!..'.;.'--· 1971.
Publl sne l by ci ~,l~' as Ordinance No. I I
'j ll, d a y of C'-r,._,_.~:.· , 1971.
, Series of 1971 ,
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Mayor
A•test:
ex officio C ~t y C l erk
I, S tephrn A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and fore-
going is a true, a c curate and complete copy of an Ordinance, passed on
final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. 11 , series
of 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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OFFICI A~
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CITY OF l:NGL"\. ::;oo. COLO.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. ____ ~S~E~N~T~I~---------
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. /0 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE-
MENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 70 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING
AND CO NFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH
LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE
OF SAID COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE
DISTRICT; AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION AND
PA~NT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14,
Series of 1965, of said City and the Laws of the State
of Colorado, enacted Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1970,
creating Sidewalk Improvement District No. 70, and pro-
viding fo~ the constru~tion therein of sidewalk improve-
ments; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager and Director of Finance
advertised for bids to construct such improvements in
three (3) consecutive weekly issues of the ENGLEWOOD
HERALD; and
WHEREAS, on September 8, 1970, the City Council of
the City of Englewood, Colorado, accepted the bid of
J & N Concrete in the amount of $5,278.65 as the lowest
and best bid and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute contract documents; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the total costs of such improvements
have been reliably ascertained; and
WHEREAS, a statement showing the total cost of the
improvements has been duly filed with the City Council;
and
WHEREAS, from the statement made and filed with the
City. Council, it appears that the whole cost of said im-
provements is the sum of $10,312.41, said amount including
costs of inspection, collection and other incidentals and
also including interest as allowed by law; and
WHEREAS, from said statement it also appears that
the City Council has apportioned a share of the said
whole cost to each lot or tract of land in said District,
in accordance with the benefits to be derived by said
property and in the proportions and amounts sev.;rally
set forth in a Resolution adopted by the City Council on
the 1st day of February, 1971, which Resolution is by
refere nc e made a part l•ereof; and
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WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerning the
levying of assessments on the real property in the Dis-
trict and upon this ordinance has bee n published once
a week for three (3) weeks in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD, a
newspaper of general circulation in the City, and, in
addition, a copy of the Notice has been mailed, postage
prepaid, to each known owner of real property within the
District, which Notice is by reference made a part hereof;
and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said
Notice, the City Council met in open session for the
purpose of hearing any objections or protests that might
be made against said assessments; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been
duly heard and considered, the Council has determined
that such objections should be denied except as this
Ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein
changes in said assessments based upon said objections;
and
WHEREAS, on the 15th day of March, 1971, a Bill _
for an Ordinance Approving The Whole Cost Of The Im-
provements Made In And For Sidewalk Improvement District
No. 70, In The City Of Englewood, Colorado; Approving
And Confirming The Apportionment Of Said Cost To Each
Lot Or Tract Of Land In Said District ; Assessing A
Share Of Said Cost Against Each Lot Or Tract Of Land
In The District; And Prescribing The Manner of Collec-
tion And Payment Of Said Assessments, was introduced
and was passed on first reading.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the whole cost and apportionment
of the same, as set forth in said Resolution and Notice
and as amended herein, is hereby approved and confirmed,
and said apportionment is _hereby declared to be in accor-
dance with the benefits which the property in said Dis-
trict will receive by reason of the construction of said
improvements; and a share of said cost is hereby assessed
to and upon each lot or tract of land within the District
in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Resolu-
tion and Notice.
Section 2. That of the whole cost of $10,312.41,
the City of Englewood will pay $4,091.81, leaving a
balance of $6,220.56 to be assessed against the real
property in said District, in accordance with Resolution
No. 9, Series of 1971.
Section 3. That said assessments shall be due and
payable at the office of the Director of Finance, without
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demand, within thirty days from and after the final pub-
lication of this Ordinance. In case any owner of real
property assessed und e r this Ordinance shall fail to pay
the whole of such assessment against his property within
said thirty days, then, the pro rata cost of said im-
provements so assessed against his property, together
with interest at the rate of 6-1/2 per cent per annum
on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
annual installments, the first of which installments
of principal and interest shall be due and payable on
or before January 1, 1972, and the remainder of said in-
stallments shall be due and payable successively on or
before the lst day of January, in each year thereafter,
until said principal and interest are paid in full.
Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or
interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid
principal to become due and payable immediately, and
the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accrued
interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of
one per centum (1%) pe• month, or fraction of a month,
until the date of tax sale, as by law provided, but at
any time prior to the date qf the sale, any owner may
pay the amount of all unpaid installments with interest
at one per centum (1%) per month, or fraction of a month,
upon all delinquent installments, and all penalties accrued,
and shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter
to pay in installments in the same manner as if default
had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in
default as to any installment or payment may, at any
time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued
interest to the date of the next assessment installment
payment date. Payments may be made to the Director of
Finance at any time within thirty days after the final
publication of this Ordinance. Immediately after the
expiration of such thirty day period, said assessments
shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe
County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law.
Section 4. That if any one or more sections or
parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unenforceable
or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or
invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance,
it being the intention that the various provisions hereof
are s e verable.
Section 5. This Ordinance, after its final passage,
shall be recorded in the City Ordinance Book kept for
that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures
of the Mayor and City Cl e rk, and shall be published in
the ENGLEWOOD HERA LD, a n e wspaper of general circulation
published in said City, within seven days after its final
passage, and shall be and remain irrepealable until the
assessments h e r e by ma de shall be paid in full.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 15th day of March, 1971 .
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 17th
day of March, 1971.
Read by title. and passed on final reading on the
"'r-/' day of Cr., ,;L , 1971
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· Published by.-t:.i-t-le-as Ordinance No.
of 1971 on the '20 day of a#'-... ;_£_
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• 1971.
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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. ;C , Ser s of 1971.
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OF'F'ICIAC
CITY CO UNCIL n ocUMEN'II pr· , . ., -t T~)
C C'' 'h 'I'-' , . , F I LE
C ITY C F L.:I\.CU::V. COiJ. COLO.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN __ ~r:?~4~~~~~~~---------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 31 THROUGH 35, INCLUSIVE,
CHAPTER 2, TITLE IX OF '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "MUSIC BOXES;
MECHANICAL DEVICES", TO ABOLISH THE REQUIREMENT FOR LICENSES
AND LICENSE FEES FOR JUKE BOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT
DEVICES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That Sections 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 of
Chapter 2, Title IX of the '69 E.M.C. are he~eby expressly
repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the ;;~ day of c~ , 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the I LJE:{..
day of a ~~ , 1971.
~ / Mayor
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 a
Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full and passed
on first reading on the sT:!5 day of C. , 1971.
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ARTICLE III -MUSIC BOXES; MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVIC ES
9-2-31: DEFI NIT IONS
(a) As used herein, the term "juke box" shall mean
any music vending machine, contrivance or device which,
upon the insertion of a coin, token, disc, or key into an y
slot or other opening, or by the payment of any price,
operates or may be operated, for the emission of songs,
music or similar entertainment.
(b) The term "mechanical amusement device" shall mean
any machine which, upon the insertion of a coin, token, disc,
or key, may be operated by the public generally for use as
a game, entertainment, or amusement, whether or not regis-
tering a score. It shall include such devices as marble
machines, pinball machines, skill ball, shuffle boards,
mechanical grab machines, and all games, operations or
transactions similar thereto under whatever name they may
be called. (1962 Code, § 17.12-2)
9-2-32 : LICENSE REQUIRED
It shall be unlawful for any person to display for
public patronage, or to keep for operation, any juke box or
mechanical amusement device, as herein defined, without first
obtaining a license therefor. (1962 Code, §17.12-1)
9-2-33: LICENSE APPLICATION
An application for license shall be made on a form
provided by the City which shall contain the following in-
formation in addition to all other information required by
the License Officer.
(a) Place where machine or device is to be dis-
played or operated and the business conducted at that
place.
(b) Description of the machine to be covered
by the license, mechanical features, name of manu-
facturer, and serial number.
(c) No license shall be issued to any applicant
unless he shall be over 21 years of age and a citizen
of the United States.
(d) The Application shall be referred to the
Chief of Police and a copy to the Electrical Inspector .
The Chief of Police shall investigate the location
wh erein it is proposed to operate such machine, as-
certain if the applicant is a person of good moral
character, and either approve or disapprove the ap-
plication. The Electrical Inspector shall inspect
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all w~r~ng and connection to the machine, determine if
the same complies with the electrical code of the City,
and shall either approve or disapprove the application.
No license shall be issued to any applicant unless
approved by the Chief of Police and the Electrical
Inspector. (1962 Code, §17.12-3,4)
9-2-34: LICENSE FEE
Every applicant, before being granted a license, shall
pay an annual license fee of $12.50 per machine for the privi-
lege of operating or maintaining for operation each juke
box or mechanical amusement device. (1962 Code, §17.12-5;
Ord. No. 29, Series of 1963, Group E, Sub-Group 1)
9-2-35: DISPLAY OF LICENSE
Such license may be transferred from one machine to
another upon application to the License Officer showing the
description and serial number of the new machine. Such
license may be transferred only upon approval of the new
location by the Chief of Police and the Electrical Inspec -
tor. (1962 Code, §17.12-6)
9-2-36 thru 9-2-40 -RESERVED
ARTICLE IV -MISCELLANEOUS
9-2-41: MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT FEES
Persons operatin ~ or maintaining amusement devices
or premises within the vity shall be taxed according to
Table I below:
Billiards and Bowling; Golf Course, standard or minia-
ture; Shooting Galleries; Theatres and Moving Picture Houses;
Theatrical and Radio and Television Agencies and Services .
Table I: $10.00 for the first owner, partner, manager,
or employee, plus $3.40 for each additional owner, partner,
manager or employee up to a maximum number of taxable em-
ployees of 36. No tax on the number of employees over 36.
(1962 Code, §16.1-3, and Ord. No. 29, §2, 5, Series 1963)
9-2-42: CLOSING HOURS -MISCELLANEOUS
AMUSEMENT HOUSES
No own e r, manage r, ope rator, or e mployee o f an y p l a ce
wh e re the g ame calle d pool or bil l iards is playe d, or o f
any place where is, or shall be kept, or ope rated, or
us e d, any pool tab le , billiard table, bagatelle table, pig eon
hol e table, shuf f l e board, shooting g allery, skating rink,
bowling alle y, or pin alley or place where any games are
played, shall ke e p open or permit to be open for use any
such place on any day later than two o'clock A.M., and shall
not open or pe rmit to be opened any such place earlier than
five o'clock in the forenoon of any day. (1962 Code, §17 .10
Ord. No. 25, Se rie s 1970)
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A TTORNE YS A T L..AW
DENVER , COLORADO 80202
May 7' 1971
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City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado
General Obligation Water Improvement Bonds,
Series 1971, $2,200,000
Dated April l, 1971
Maturing 1972 to 1986, Inclusive
THIS IS TO CERTIFY That we have examined a certified copy
of the record of the proceedings of the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, taken preliminary
to the issuance by said City of its
General Obligation Water Improvement Bonds,
Series 1971, in the principal amount of
$2,200,000;
Dated April l, 1971;
Consisting of 440 bonds in the denomination
of $5,000 each, numbered l to 440, inclusive;
Bearing interest payable April l, 1972, and
semi-annually thereafter on the lst day of
April and the lst day of October each year,
and maturing on April l, as follows:
Amount Maturit;r Interest Rate
$ 95,000 1972 3.50%
105,000 1973 3.50%
110,000 1974 3.50%
115,000 1975 3.50%
120,000 1976 3.50%
130,000 1977 3.50%
135,000 1978 4.00%
145,000 1979 4.00%
150,000 1980 4.00%
160,000 1981 4.40%
170,000 1982 4.40%
175,000 1983 4.40%
18 5,000 1984 4.70%
195,000 1985 4. 70%
210,000 1986 4.80%
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County, Colorado
General Obligation Water Improvement
Bonds, Series 1971, $2,200,000
Page Two
Bonds maturing in the years 19 8 2 and there-
a f ter being redeemable prior to maturity
at the option of the City, in inverse numerical
order, on April 1, 1981, and on any interest
payment date thereafter, upon payment of par,
accrued interest and a premium of l% of prin-
cipal.
We have also examined Bond No. 1 of said issue and have
found the same duly executed in full conformity with law.
It is our opinion that such proceedings show lawf ul
authority for said issue of bonds under the laws of the State
of Colorado and the Charter of said City now in force; that
said bonds are valid and legally binding on said City; and that
all of the taxable property therein is subject to the levy of
a tax to pay the same without limit of rate or amount.
It is further our opinion that the interest on said Bonds
is exempt from taxation by the United States of America under
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A B ILL FOR
i\1• ORDIN ANCt. /\PPHOVJNG '!'li E WIIOLE COS'l' OF T m :
l ~1PHOVI ·:~;E:!JTS ttlADL: IN PAVING DIS'l'RICT NO . 19,
l <l Tll f. CI'l'Y OF ENGLE\'IOOD , COLO Ri\DO ; APPROVING
AND CONFIRJHN G 'l'H E APPOR'l'I0Nt·1EN'l' OF SAID COS T
TO EACH LOT OR 'l'RACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT ;
AS SI:SS I HG A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAI NST E ACH
LO'I' OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; PRESCRIB-
ING Ti lE HANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT
OF SAID ASSCSSHENTS ; AND DECLARING AN E~IERGENCY .
I'IH ERl~A S , by Ordinance No. 8, Series 1970, finally pass e d
and adopted on March 16, 1970, the City Council has created Paving
District No . 19, withi n the City of Englewood, for the purpose of
con !•tructing and insLalling certain street and alley improvements
therein; and
WHE REAS , th improvements authorized by said Ordinance
have b een co l• t d and accepted by the City and the whole cost
of such improv rnen ls has been d etermined ; and
WII ERI:.l1S , an assessme nt roll has been prepared and a
statemcnL shoHing the total cost of the improvements has b een duly
fil ed wiLh Lhc C ity Council and due notice was given that the City
Co u ncil would meet to hear and consider obj ect ions to the assess -
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mcn t roll on r.;ond a y, t1arch 22, 1971, and that tl ' own e rs of property
name d in sa id assessment roll might, on or before March 18, 1 971 ,
file wi th the Dir ctor of Fin a nce, in wri ting, his or Lh cir ob-
jection s to Lh0 ass ssmen ts; and
Wlll:REAS , the City Council ha s h eard «nd considered all
obj cc l ion.; t o lll' a:.scssmc nt roll and the f oll c••.-:ing change s and
c orr cl ions W(•J'l' m<ult':
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Grant
IUrion H . & lola E .
Eastwood
23 0 E . Nassa u Ave .
Ru dolph W. C arlson &
Estat e Ed it h N . Carlson
3 800 S . Galapago
Wi ll i am I . & Leomar B .
Warre n
4 103 S outh Cl a r k s on
Ha rold D . & Vio l e t A
Vo igh t
393 0 S . P earl
Ida M. Vale n t1ne
3961 S. P ear l
& May R
t l mo W. & ll<>•lll lC
t.:pc h u r c h
4 2:10 S o uth ti tJ run
Lu c il le P <'l 1 t e r
4244 South Hu r o n
R .
RP f ug io B . 6. G ne v a R .
Go n z al es
425 0 S out h Hu r o n
Augu s t F . & M. Juanit a
P o tt h off
425 4 South Huron
fl o yd M. It Kar •·n L .
R 1 ·hards on
27 11 s . L i nl e y C t .
Go rdon T. Bail e y .
Tr us t ee
4 27 4 S outh Hu r o n
T h e lm a P . & p te r J .
S pom er
7 37 West Qutnl y
Geo rge E . &. Ma r ga r et R.
McLaughlin
4 211 South Hu ron
Al b r t Z . An n ...
Johan ne
4 235 South Huro n
Ja a es D . & Joy c C .
M'Conn 11
42 4 5 South Huron
Aub r ey E . . A . MarJOrie
•••' loutb 8uroa
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B loc k 11
South Broadwa y Ht s.
W~ lots 4 7 & 48 n o n e
Bl o ck 11
South B roa dway Ht s.
Lots 1 & 2 & N 10'$ 4 07.96
of 3 , Block 16
Loganda le 2n d f i l 1ng
S 15 ' of lot 3 & $ 6 11 .89
all 4 ~ 5 , Block 1 6
Logandale 2nd Fil i n g
Lots 1 2 -14 $ 52 .61
Block 2
South Broadway Ht s.
Lo t s 1 5 & 16
Bloc k 2
Sou t h Br oadway Ht s .
157 .84
$ 7 2 8 .6 7
Lots 7 -9 , $ 516.12
Block 25 . J ac k so n '-;
Broadway He i gh t s
Lots 10 & 11 $ 4 14 .1 8
Block 25 . Ja c k son's
' Broadway Height-.
Lot s 12 & 13 $ 3 44 .0 8
Block 25 , Jackson';-
Broa d way H e ight ~
Lot s 1 4 & 15 $ 3 44.08
Bl ock 2 5 , J a c k son '"
Broadwa y Height
Lots 1 6 It 1 6 $ 344 .08
Bloc k 2 5 , J ac k so n's
Broadway Height s
Lots 18 It 19 $ 344 .08
Bloc k 25 , Jac k son's
Broadway Heights
Lot s 20-24 $ 86 0.20
Bl oc k 25 , Jackso n 's
Br oa dway Height s
u n platted I .340 .20
Unplat te d 34 4 .08
Un p la t t d 5 4 .94
Un plat t d 130.10
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2 4 7 .75
$ 489.5 3
$ 530.3 2
$ 105.22
105 .23
$ 711.6 9
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$ 503.86
s 4 0 6 .01
$ 33 5 .9 1
s 335.91
s 33 5 .91
s 33 5 .9 1
$ 839 .7 6
$1 .30 8 .3 4
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1251 Sou th II "· n
-\.I r e d A. & t,pJ·aldlne P. Unplatted
N1emoth
4 :!7 5 South lh r o n
Thomas Dana 1 i.t Cleah
''' n Webb
1 '85 South Huron
Unplatted
Lou is Jr . & Rut h Elaine
Ambrose
Unplatted
4295 South Huron
No rvel Fou t
4185 South Hu r o n
That part of the S~
SEl Sec. 4-5-68 daf :
Comm. at a point 440 '
$ 392.25
$ 392.25
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Counc i l , it appears th at the whol e cost of said improveme n ts is
t he sum of $ 45 9 ,566.96 , of which amount the City of Englewood
will pay $ 101,640 .50 l -aving $ 357 .926 .46 to be asse ssed
against the real property in said District , said amount including
costs o f inspec t ion , coll e ction and other incidentals and als o
in cluding interest as allowed by law; and
WHERE/\S , f rom said stateme nt it also appears that th e
City Coun cil h as appo rtion d a share of the whole cost to each lot
or tr act of l and in said District , in accordance with the b e nefit s
to be derived by said pro perty and in the proportions and amounts
s everally set forlh in a Resolution a doc>t e.d by the City Council on
t he 16th day of Pebruary , 1971 , and in a public notice pu blished
i n lhe Englewoo d II r a ld , \,•hi ch Resol u ti o n and Notice are by ref er -
ence made a part h ereof ;
BE IT ORDJ\INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 01' 'l'HE CITY OF
ENG LE\~OOD , COLORJ\DO:
Section 1 . That the wh ol cost and n portionme nt of the
s .:une , as se l forth in said Re solution and No j Cf , and as amended
h erein , i s h e reby approved and confirmed , and !'a~d a ppor ti onm nt
i s hereby declared to be in accordance with t he· spec i al benefi s
which the properly in the District wil l receiv•· by r eason of Lhe
c onstruc tion of said improv m n s , and a share of said cost ir. lwre-
by ass ss d to and upon each lol or tract of la .tl within lh Dis-
t rict in he proportions and amounts Sl' forlh i n said R sol n ion
and !~aLice , a. amended .
Sec\ ion 2 . 'I'h ,tt: said asses•;nenl!; shall he due 11d p.ty-
ahl • <Jl t he offi<'< ell thP Direc t or o Pin <~n e r>! th•' City of
t:nql<\:(lot1 , \v .t l liin lltiJ 'lY d.1ys aft t th in ;ol ~u !lli calion llli
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Ordin <,nce , with ":.. u<'m•nd ; p rovided tha t al l such assessme n t-s may ,
at the lcclion f ll!~· property owner , b e p a id in in s t a llme nts ,
\vill • in t.ercst. u~ J.0reinuft.er provid ed . Fa i lure t o pay the \,•hole
assessmen t-s wit hi n ~<;dd p eriod of t.h irty days shaJ 1 b e cone] usiv e ly
c on shle r ed and ll c l tl an election on th e part of al l perso n s inter-
ested , wh e t.h<'r u·I(J< r d is1b i lity or o lhe nvis e , to pay in such in -
sta llme nt-s .
~ •cl, e l ect ion sha ll be concl u s ive ly h e ld and con -
si dc r ~d as a~ ti ~r o[ any right to ques t.i on th e po w~r or juri s -
diction of the Ci Ly of Eng l e wood to construct the imp roveme n ts ,
the quality of t.h 0 work , th e regularity or s uffici e ncy of the
proce edings , 01 Lh~ validity or the correctne ss of the ass essme n ts ,
or th e validity of tl1 e li e n the reof .
ln the event of such elec t ion to p ay in inst al lm en t s ,
t he assessm e nt ~ sh a l l be payable at th e office of the County 'l'r easu rer
of Ara p a hoe Cour.Ly , Colorado , in t e n (10) eq ual annu a l in stallmen ts
of p rincipal , th e f irst of which installments of principa l shal l b e
d ue and pay a bl<' on or b efore the lst day of J ;,n u a r y, 19 7 2 , <111 1 t !•,·
r ema inder of said i nstallments shall be due and payable succ ess ively
on or b e for e th e l ~t d ay of Januar y, in each y ea r thereaft r , until
p aid in full , ~.-.~. h interest on the unpai d pri n cipal at th e• ra te of
s ix and one-half p er cent (6-1/2\l per annum, commencing on January l, 19 72,
an d payable ca<"r year at the time of paying inst a llme nts of principa l.
Sec t i on 3 . Failure to p ay any inst llrncn t , wh ether of
p rlncipnl or interest , wh e n du e shall cause the who l e of the un-
p <dd principal to hl'come due and p ayable immecli l c ly , and the wh o l
amount of lh unpilid pr incipa l and accru d inL< rcsl shall Lh c reaf cr
dril\J interest a t the. rat o n e p e rc nLu m (]~) pC'r montl., or
fraC'' ion of il mnnt I., un i 1 Lh d ,r C' of t. lX !;.llr , as pt ·ovHl• d
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l .t un~· tjne p r ior to th e: dctl c of th e l ux sale , the o~o:ner
m .. y 1 "y ll10 ul "''llo t of all unpi1id insl a ll mcn s 1-1ith interest at one
p c•r C'<'JL t ur,l (1 ',) p e r mo nth , or fraction of a mon th, and all penalti e s
ac r.:nt'-'d i1 J•<1 Shu ll the reupon be restor e d to LJ.e right thereafter to
p uy in insLull !:ic._nt"s in th e same manner as if default hud n o t been
suffc:red .
The owner of any properly not in default as to any in-
st c~llmc llt or p aymen t mu y , at any time , pay the Hh ole of th e unpaid
principal 11ith dC' rued interest to the date of the n ext assessment
in s La llme n t pay HICn t dil te .
Section 4 . Payments may be mad e to the Director of
Fj nancc! at any U me ldlhin thirty uays aft-r th e final pubJ j cation
of this Ordinan ce , and an allowance of five p er centum (5 %) will
b e mad e on all payments made during such peri od , but not the reafter .
Jmm e diately after th e expiration of such thirty day period , sa id
ass ~s smenls shal l be certifi d to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe
Co un ty, Color ado , for collection , as provid Pd y law .
Section 5 . That if any tract of re ;tJ property incl uded
wi l1in Pavi ng District No . 19 is hereafter d ivide d or subdividc:d
into lwo or more such tracts or parcels , the nir ctor of F1nance,
wi h t he assistance of the Director of Public ~·.'o rks, is hc:n by
au hnriz •<1 an d dir ·ctecl. to divide lhe assessment against such ract
in th e same propo rtion that the tract itself is subdiv ided i nto
two or more su ch p a rcels , and to certify the r vised assc ssn~n t s Lo
th Tr ilsnrcr nf Arapa h oe County, Colorado .
Sect ic•n G. J\ll ass ssme nl s levi d d •J dns t lht> r < c l prop-
crty in I'a vi n.l Dis t riel I o . 19, Log e her l·:itJ. • '1 inlC'rcst t h! non
and P<'l1<~lti.._,~; f o 1· defuul t in payment th r , u', t!Hl uJ 1 co~.t s in
coll 0·ti ng th e ~ct
, ~hull con.tiluLc , from ll " <h L<> o t h· fin
publ ic,J t ion uJ t I. . (ol'din;m("c>,. i1 P<'l'P< u 1 l 1 < 11 i 11 t lie • L< v 1,
uJT\O Uil ,., .1. i':l S! • d ,, ~·li n~.t (•;Jc h l ot or t r,w t n f 1 <~lH1. I • •
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shall have priorily over all other liens exccpL general tax l iens ,
aucl s hall he nfcrced in accordanc' \lith Lh e law ~ of th e Stale of
Col orado .
Section 7 . ThaL if any one or more sections or parls of
this Ordinance s LaJl be adjudged· unenforc..: able or i nvalid , such
judgmen t shall n o L affecl , i mpa i~ or inval i date th e r emaining pro-
visions of lhis Ordinance , it being the i n tenlion t hat t he various
p~ovisions her 'o f arc severable .
SccLion 8 . By r eason of the fact that bonds of Paving
Districl No . 19 arc n ow o uts tan d i n g a n d i n terest t h er on wi l l
shorlly become due an d p a y abl e , f unds must be made available from
assessments at l he ear lies t p o s s ibl e d ate for payment of such in -
t crest , and fo r the imm e di ate preserva t ion of t he public prope r ty ,
h ealth , p eace and s a f e ty , it is h ereby declared that an emergency
e x i sts a n d that t his Ordin a n ce s h a ll t ake ef f ect u p on i ts f i na l
pa ssage .
Sec tion 9. All o rdina n ces , o r parts t hereof , i n conflict
h e r e wi th arc h ereby r e p e al ed .
Th is Ordinance , a f t er its fina l pass-
age , s h a ll be recorded in a book k ept for th a t purpose , shall he
a uthent i cated by the signatures of the Mayo r a nd Di r e ctor of Finance ,
and sha ll be pu b l ish e d i n t he Englewood Hera l d , a n e wspaper of gen-
era l circula tio n publish e d in said Ci ty , within s e v e n days after
its f inal p assage , a n d sh al l be a n d remain i r re p ea l able unlil the
as sessments he r eby made shall be p aid in full .
l N'l'RODlJCED J\ND PASSED ON FIRS'r RI.;J\DI G lhis 5th d,ly o
Apr il , 1 97 1.
Publish d a s a Bill for an
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1, Step hen A. Lyon, doh r by c r Uy h a t aLov e and for Qc> nq
is a tru , accurate and complet copy of a B1ll or an tJ1nanc , •n rud d,
mo '" foll oo he 5<h '"'of Apnl, 1 'Z . 1n full "" t' <. 7 t h d a y of __ A_p_r_i_l _______ , 1 '171 . ~ ~
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INTRODU CED A S A BILL BY COUN C ILMAN __ 1-__ ·a_-r-;J+----
A BILL FOR
1\N OHIJWAN CE APPHOV It G TliE WIIOLE COS'l' OF Tllf:
HiP!{Q VI':M;NTS HAUL: IN PAVIr~G DIS'l'RIC 'l' NO. 19 ,
J N '1'!1!: CITY OF ENGLE\vO OD , .COLO AA DO; APPROVING
1\ND CONFlRHING 'l'IIE APPOR'l'IONI·lE. '1' OF SAID COS 'l'
'1'0 EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN SA! D DISTRICT;
AS SESSWG I\ SHl\l~E OF SAID COST AGAINS'l' EACH
LO'l' OR 'l'Rl\CT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; PRESCRIB-
ING TH E HANN ER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT
OF Sl1ID ASSCSSHENTS; AND DECLARING l\N EHERGENCY.
WIIE RG/\S , by Ordi n ance No. 8, Series 1970, finally passed
and adopte d on Hnrch 16, 1970, the City Council h as created Paving
District No. 19, within th e City of Englewood , for the pu rpose of
con s tructing and installing certain street and al ley improvements
the rein; and
WIIE REAS , th e improveme nts author i z ed by said Ordinance
h ave b een comp l ted and a ccept ed by the City and the whole cost
of such improvements h as bee n determined; and
WHE REAS , an asses sme nt roll has been prepared and a
stateme nt showing the total cost o[ the improveme nts has b ee n duly
fil e d with the Cily Council and due noti ce was given that the City
Co unc il would meel t o h ear and consider objections to the assess-
mcnl roll o n f.i onday , Harch 22, 1971, and th at t l own er s of property
named in said assessmen t roll might, on orb f or e H~rch 18, 1971,
fi1 with lhc Director of Fina nce , in writin g , h i s or lheir ob-
jL'cli ons o Ll .L. as!.: ssmcnls ; and
WII LH!:AS , th City Council has heard .. nd consi dt'rt'c1 all
obj •clions to Ll w an~.cssne nt roll and lhc fol1 0dng ch, ngcs and
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De•psey E . & Hazel E .
Wh irley
4 001 S . Grant
.. rion H . & lola E .
Eastwood
23 0 E . Nassau Ave .
Ru dolph W. Carlso n &
Estate Edi t h N. Carlson
3800 S . Galapago
William I . & Leomar B .
Warre n
4103 South C lark so n
Harold D . & Violet A
Vo ight
3930 S . Pear l
Id a M. Valen ttne
3961 S . P ea rl
F . & May R
~lmo W !.< II••· fli P R
l rch u r c h
4 2 '10 South "'' .. n
l u c tll P <·tl l••t'
12 44 South I ll ron
Re fugio B . ~ , n ~va R .
Go nzal es
4250 South Hu r·o n
August F . & M. Juanita
P o tthoff
4254 South Hu r on
}'l oyd M . & Kar .. n L .
Rt c hardson
2 711 S . Linl e C t .
Gor don T . Ba Lley .
Tr us te e
4 27 4 South ll u t·on
The lma P . ~ Pt t r J .
S pomer
73 7 W st Qu1n<y
org E Mar ga ret R .
M< Laughlin
1 211 South H1 r on
AlbPrt Z >\nn M
Joh ann
4215 South Hu r on
J • s D . ~ J u <'l' C.
M< onn 11
4 2 4 5 South II •H <>n
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E~ lots 47 & 48 $ 542 .94
Block 11
South Broadway Ht
w~ lots 47 & 48 none
Block 11
South Broadway Ht s.
Lots 1 & 2 & N 10 '$ 4 07.96
of 3 , Block 16
Logandale 2nd fi1 tng
S 15' of lot 3 & $ 611 .89
all 4 ~ 5 , Block l
Logandale 2nd Fili n g
Lots 12-14
Block 2
South Broadw ay Ht ~
52 .6 1
Lot s 15 & 16
Block 2
o;: 157 . H4
S6uth Br oadway Ht~
Lot s 1 -4 $ 728 .67
Lots 7-9 . 51 6 .12
Block 25, J ackson·~
Broadway Heights
Lots 10 & 11 414 .1H
Bloc k 25 , Ja ~k so n'~
Broadway HeiKhh
Lots 12 & 13 $ 3 44 .08
Block 25, Ja c k Hun ' ....
Broadway Hei(ith t ...
Lot 14 & 15 S 3 44 .08
Bl ock 2 5 . Ja k . on ...,
Broadway H 1gh 1 ...
Lots 16 & 16 $ 3 44 .08
Block 25 , Jack s on·~
Broadway Height<;
Lots 18 & 19 3 44 .08
Blo k 25 , Jacks on's
Broadway Heig ht s
Lots 20-24 860 .20
Block 25 , Ja c k son's
Broadway Height
unplatt d .1 .3 4 0 .20
Unplatt d 144 .01-1
Unplatt d
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$ 489 .53
$ 5 30 .3 2
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105 .23
711.69
$ 503 .86
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$ 335.91
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J ;~n e Webb
4 2 85 South Hu ro n
Unplatted
Luis Jr. & Rut h Elaine
Ambrose
Unplatted
4295 South Hur o n
Norvel Fout
4185 South Huron
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s 392.25 $ 382.93
$ 392.25 3 82.93
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\"l!IJ ;!'f./15 , f r om Lh c stateme nt made and fil ed 1vith the City
Cou n ci l , it appenr s Lhat the wh o l e c os t of s a id i mproveme nt s is
t h e sum o!: $ 4 5 • 566 .96 , of whi c h am o unt th e City of Englewood
w ilJ p a y $10/, (p tfO . ~, l eav ing $3 ~? ? (. .. </.!::. to be ass essed
again s t the r ea l prope rty in said District, sa id amount including
c osts o!: inspecti on , collection and othe r in cidentals and a ls o
i nc luding int~r c s t as alloHed by law; and
WHERE/\S , from said stateme nt it also appe ars that the
City Co uncil h a s apportion ed a share of the whole cost to each lot
or tract of l and in s aid District , in accord a nce with the b e nefits
to be d e riv ed by sa id property and in the proportions and amounts
s eve r a lly set forth in a Resolution adopted by the City Cou ncil on
the l6Lh day of February , 1971, and in a p ublic n otic e pu blished
i n the I:nglewoOtl II ra ld, \vhich Re solution and No tice are by refer -
ence made a part h ereo f ;
BE IT ORDJ\INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF
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section l. That the whol e cost and apportionmPnt of the
s ame , as se !:orLh i n said Resolution an d No i ·· , and as amC'ndC'd
h ere in , is h rchy approved and con!:i rmPd , and s _d apporti o nm nl
is hereby d ec l a red o be in accord a n ce with the sp e cial bcnef i s
which the rop~r y i n the District will receiv e by reason of the
con s tru c tion o' s<lid imp ro veme nts , and a share o f s a id c o s l i s h e re-
by a sst>s secl Lo and 1p on .ac h lo or Lract of l and Hilh i n the Di s -
tric l i n t h pn>pO! t i o n s and am ount s sel !:orlh i ' sa id R solu U o n
and 1:o i cC', a~. <~m•·n d d .
S t•c l ion 2 . 'l 'h n said' a sscs smC'n s s h< 11 lle d ue illld pay-
abl e a t tl w o f in o tlw nir c o r of J'i n<l :lr-,' o' t h,.. City of
!:n g l c•\:uo<l, v.·ithin t:h i r y d .:1 ys a f r h ,• fln <~l ~u h l ic.1 i on n f thi s I • •
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Ord i ndr CL!, 1...-i t. h<>\.l tl·::!cnnd ;
·w ir1 d Lh c>t al l such Clss e ssme nl s may ,
at the c•lc c lion o f L!JL' prot t y own e r , b pc~id in insta llments ,
1.vi t.li i n lc'J·cs l n :. he J·cinafter rovi<k d .
Fni lurc to pny the wh o l e
nsscsswc nl s within sn id p c 1iod of t hirty days shall b e conclu s iv e l y
c onsid •red and lll 1<1 i111 e l cLion on the part of a ll p e rson s inlcr-
eslcd , whe ther und e r dit.a ' il ily or o tllc n 1ise , to p ay in suc h in -
sti'l lllftC'nLs .
Suc-h election shall be concl usive;ly h e ld and con-
sider >d as a \,•,t i•:v r of an y right to qu e st io11 the power or juris-
diclion of th e Cily of ~nglewood to construct the improvemen ts ,
the qu a lity o[ Ll 1e I·JOr k , the regularity or suffi c iency of the
prOCC'Cdings , 01 the validity or the correctness of the a ss s s me nt s ,
or the validily of the lie n thereof.
In the event of such election to p a y in in stallments,
the assessmr.n ~ sha ll b e p a yable at the offic-e of the Counly Tr nsure r
of Arapahoe County , Color n do , in ten (10 ) equal annual in sta llme nt s
of principal , the first of which installments or principal sh<~ll be
due nnd pny <~b le on or befor e the l st day of Janqary , 1 972 , an' tlL
r emainder of snid installments shall be due and payable successively
on or b e for e the lst day of January , in each y ear thereafLcr , until
pai d in full , wi h interest on the unpaid princip~l at the rate of
s ix and one-half pe r cent (6 -1 /2\) per annum, commencing on January 1, 1972,
and p a yabl e c•n c yt:nr at the tl me o paying i n s t n llme n s of principa l.
SC'C'l lO ll 1 . Failure to p ay any in s t il llw•nL, wh e th er of
princ-i .1l or i )\ C'Tl sl , \~hen du<' shall cause t h( v·ho le of tliC' un-
piiid p1incip.1l Lt> l eC'omc due and paynble i mmedl •1 •ly , nnd thC' \oJho le
am oun t of Lh e I• ,><~id rin ipnl and ac-crued int•' ·~:t shal l thereafte r
dr uw inl c 1 est at the 1·u of o n e cr Cl!nl\11 (l pC'r montl•, or
r.t c lion of a n.o ·o'h , un i1 lhc .d il < c•f L.· · .. l , as prov 1dc<l
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ffi.lJ' 1>-l Y lhC' .:11· •n ' of al 1 unpaid in s L<~llm C'n Ls with interes at one
p er cc·ulul. (l ) p<.!l month , or fra c t io n of a month , an d all penalti e s
ac CJ uc.:d aud sL.Jl l Ll•en.•upon lJe r estored to tllc riyhl thereafter Lo
pa } 'in i sl<~llle~·-nls in the s ame ma nn r as if d e fault had n o t bC'en
su ffcr~d . The owner uf any properly nol in d efau lt as to any in-
st.d lmcnL or p ilymen t may , at any ti me , pay the \/hole of th e unpaid
p rinci pal wit h ••c crucd interest to the d a t f' c f Lhe n ex t ass essme nt
i nrtallmenl ['il)l' n l d ate .
S ect i 111 4. Payme nts may l.J c mad e to Lh e Dire ctor of
l"i nancc ill any li1ne within thirty days aft er u . ._. final publ ication
of this Ordinance, and an allowance of five p e r c en tum (51) will
b e milde on all puyments made during such period , but not thereaft e r .
J mmedia Le ly afl<'r the e xpiration of such thi1 \ y clay pcriocl, said
ass ,'s smenU; s!.al l J .e c er tified to thC' Cou n ty '1'1 casurer of Arapahoe
Co un ty, Colorado , for col1 ct ion, as provid f'c b:,· l a\v .
S ec ti on 5 . That if any tract of r erl properLy includ d
~i thin Po ving Dis trict No . 19 is h e re a fter div f~d or subd iv ided
in o \''O or mo1e Sl1C h tr act s or pare ls , the il:ccl:or of l'i nu nc
wit h the ilS!>i~t on··r of th e Director of Publi c l·:n}:s , is hcJL!Jy
uu lhoriz<cl and 1:r ctcd to divide the assess1 c: .l agilinsl such tract
in \h e sumL! prn , or ion th at th(! tr, ct. its elf i! su lxl ivid d into
two or mor.C" 5ll ·J t: <~ rc ls , ond to ccrti fy the 1··· · i sed a sscs~r:,,...n l s to
l11C' 'l'r asurl't o' r ,·apaho. County , Color<~do .
Sec''<., G. J\ll <JS!H.!;r,mcnls l vi ed <ll :insl Llw n•, 1 prop-
(•rly in ravi1 ,, Jlj .,. 1 icl Ho . 19 , L oy~Lhcr \·:'ith :i nl• ll'Sl t l .rcon'
d f.tult in paymcn tlw1 ,[, 1 11 <1ll n.wt in
col l <'C.: l i n<J h !. 1
~:-·ul1it.:ctl i on u' l l i; on:in"nc<, .n p<'l c t u
artr\ll!.l · 1. H'l 1 • d "J•tl.l! t. < ,tc h 1 ol <ll. t r.
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t:h i!.. 01 dii .. ll C'L I e adj1dy~~ une n forc<ull or invalid , suc h
juds•'··n !.:hal 1 , t ;tf f._•cl , i mpni.r or in villid •t.c· th r cnwining pro-
visions of llt:i : c~i n ,nce , it being l he inten c :1 t hilt the var ious
p l O\'iSiOnS he r. ilrc: severable .
Sclt nC . By r eason of lh e f act t h<•L bonds of P.:Jving
Dist.r i L l 'o . 19 <•rc n ov1 ou l slanding and in ure!"t hereon will
short l y bccon•r· d 1c a nd p ayab l e , funds mufit bC' l'cllc available from
asses smen ts nt. J,c ar licst po ssi ble date fo r p a yment o f such in-
t ercsl , and £01 L 1 .c i mmediate pre se rvation of t he p ub lic prope rty,
h ealth , p eace a td s.:t fety , il is h ereby d e cla r d lhat an ern rgency
ex i sts and th al 'hi s Ordinance sh a ll t ake effect. upon iLs final
p assa9e .
S cc l ic . 9 . All ordinances , or p ar ts th e re o f , in c onflict
h erewith arc h ~·c!~ r e pealed . This Ordin a nc e , after its f in a l pass -
age , s h a ll b e r c 1 d c d in a book kept fo r th at purpose , s hall b e
a u the nt i cated by t lw sig natures of the l·1n yor and Director of ri nancc ,
and sha ll be puLl ished in the E nglcv10od ll era l d , a n e v;s papcr of gen-
eral circulation pub lishe d in said City , within seve n d ays af l er
its final p nssa~iC , and shall b e nnd r em.:tin ir!i?pca l ablc un lil lw
ass essments h c r c:l •y mndc shnll b e p aid in full .
JNTRO D'l CED Am PASSED 01 Fl HS 'J' RCJ Dl~K • his 5th d<1y of
April , 1971.
P ublis h~rl a s a Bill for an Ordina nL
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
APRIL 5, 1971
OFFI CI AL
CITY C QLJ . 'r.IL DOC UM ENT
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8:00P.M . Call to order , invocation by the Rev . Robe~7 Nlcf~L ~C OLO .
Swedish Ho spital, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No .
58 , and roll call .
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Residents of
2700 So . Pennsylvania
Englewood, Colo.
~larch 19, 1971
O FFICIAL
CITY COU C l D OCUMENT
Mr . Stanley H. Dial
City Manager
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Englewood, Colorado 80110 COU NCI L !>,_ 1 • 1::; FI LE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, C O L O .
Dear Mr. Dial and Englewoo d City Council:
In light of the ecological crisis in which we are embroiled,
the residents of the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania request that
the city council do all in its power to maintain stability in our
endangered environment . Twenty -five percent of the city of Englewood
is already covered with asphalt and cement, upsetting the delicate
balance in which we maintain life . We are for repaving and providing
for adequate drainage . We are against the dogmatic ruling that all
sidewalks be f our feet wide. Width of streets must be consistent,
but flexibility can be established . We submit that each street
can be handled as an indi vidual, and yet maintain safety standards .
To maintain our quality of life, we must learn to work with, not
against, the environment. c:.
The 2700 block of South Pennsylvania is in essence a deadend
street, with De nver on the north , and Bates Park one block to the
south . This part of Pennsylvania will never be a main arterial, 1~
due to progress being blocked on the south by Bates Park and on the
north by the Denver Christian School-Harvard Gulch property . The
2800 block of South Pennsylvania will not be redone and will retain
its thirty-two inch sidewalks . If these same standards are used
in the 2700 block , it will mean the survival of at least six , and
po ssi bly nine, fifty year old. trees.
We challenge the city council to take a hard look at the
impact of its edicts on the future environment of Englewood . We
respectfully request time on the a enda of the April 5, 1971,
council meeting to provide our delegation time to present using
thirty-two inch sidewalks in the 2700 block ot South Pennsylvania.
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Mr . Stanley H. Dial
City Ha nager
3400 South Elati Stree t
En glewo od , Colorado 80110
Dear Mr . Dial and En glewood City Coun c il:
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COUNCIL 1 ~ FI LE
CITY OF ENGLE OOD. C OLO.
In light of the ecological crisis in which we are embroiled ,
the residents o f the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania request that
the city council do all in its power to maintain stability in our
endangered environment . Twenty-five percent of the city of En g lewood
is a lready covered with a sphalt and cement , upsetting the delicate
balance in wh i ch we maintain life . We are fo r repa vi ng and providing
for ade qua te drainage . We are against the dogma t ic rulin g that all
sidewalks be f our feet wide . Width of stree t s must be c onsisten t,
but flexibility can be established . We submit that e a ch s treet
can be handled as an i n dividual , a nd yet mai n tain safety s t andards .
To maintain our qu ality of life , we must learn to work with , not
against , the environment .
Th e 2700 block of South Pennsylvania is in essence a deadend
street , with Denver on t he north , and Bates Park one block to the
south . This part of Pennsylvania will never be a main arterial ,
due to progress being blocked on the south by Bates Park and on the
north by the Denver Ch r istian School-Ha rvard Gulch property . The
2800 block of South Pennsylvania wi ll not be redone and will retain
i t s t hirty-two inch sidewalks . If these same s t a ndards are used
in the 2700 block , it will mean the s urvival of at least six , a nd
possibly nine, fif ty year old trees .
We challenge t he city council to take a hard look at the
impact of i t s edicts on the future environment of Englewood . We
respectfully r equest time on the a enda of the April 5, 1971 ,
council meeting to p rovide our de le ation time to present using
th i rty-two i nch s idewalks in the 2700 block ot Sou th Pennsylvania.
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OFFI CI AL
CITY CO ~· !r.J!_ DOC U MENT
AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
APR!L 5, 1971 I ', t • 71
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8:00P.M. Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Roberf\V: ~o~~!...Gh6fll,&kl c oLo.
Sw edish Hospital, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No.
5 , and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Re gular meeting of March 15, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Special meeting of March 22, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(b) Mr. Sam Crouch of the International Union of Oper-
ating Engineers, Local Union No. 1, AFL-CIO, will
be present to discuss recognition of the Operating
Engineers.
(c) Mr. Harold Rust, Manager, Englewood office of the
Public Service Company, will be present to present
the franchise check.
(d) A representative from the 2700 block of South Penn-
sylvania Street will be present to request that trees
in that block not be removed as a result of Paving
District No. 20.
(e) Mr. Joe Kirschner, newly-appointed Project Coordi-
nator for the Arapahoe Regional Automated Property
Subsystem Project, will be Introduced to the City
Council.
(f) Mr. Btll Malone, Attorney, will be present regarding ./
a 3. 2 beer license for 90W-B Corporation at 90 West V
Belleview Avenue.
(g) Mr. George Carter, Attorney, will be present re-
,, gardlng transfer of stock at Plantation Inn, 5020
South Broadway.
(h ) Mrs. lAlcllle Reed, Project Director for SAM'S
/ (Serve A Meal to Seniors) wtll be present to discuss
the Project. (Copies of a reprint from the February-
March 1970 AGING magazine and a Baste Fact Sheet
transmitted herewith.)
(I) Mr. Don Marshall, Architect, and Chief Jack L.
Clasby will be present to discuss bids received for
the animal shelter and the proposed contract.
3. Communications.
(a) Memorandum from Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City /
Manager, recommending the creation of a special V
committee to study the City's animal control program
and make recommendattona for Improvements.
(Copies tran.amttted herewith.)
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3. Communications. (Continued)
/(b) Letter from Mr. Richard D. MacRavey, Executive
Director, Colorado Municipal League, requesting
certain municipal officials to attend a LEGISLATIVE
BRIEFING at 6:30p.m. on Wednesday, April 7th, at
the Brown Palace Hotel.
(c) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 2, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(d) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion recommending the vacation of South Huron Street
between West Cornell Avenue and West Dartmouth
Avenue and West Cornell Avenue between the South
Galapago Street-South Huron Street alley, and South
Huron Street. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(e) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion recommending the vacation of West Jefferson
Avenue from the west line of South Bannock Street to
the east line of the South Bannock Street-South
Cherokee Street alley. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(f) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of March 18, 1971. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
(1) Memorandum recommending the establish-
ment of a Recreation Supervisor position at
salary Grade 22.
(g) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
March 16, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that the Right-
of-Way Agreement between the City of
Englewood and Mr. Alvin Jay Ratliff whereby
Mr. Ratliff is granted permission to realign
City Ditch where It adjoins his property at
3430 South Grant Street be approved and
properly executed.
(2) Memorandum recommending authorization to
execute a quit claim deed conveying the City's
interest in the land associated with the Little
Beaver Creek interceptor to Raymond Sloan
or persons designed by him. (Copies of a
resolution authorizing the execution of the
deed transmitted herewith.)
(3 ) Memorandum recommending the extension of
lease agreement between the City of Engle-
wood and the Publlc Service Company whereby
five wells owned by the Public Service Company
on their Clay Street property are rented to the
City for $1. 00 per y ear.
4. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading assessing the coats to be
levied for Sidewalk Improvement District No. 70.
(Copies previously transmitted. )
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4 . City Attorney. (Continued)
(b ) Ordinance on final reading authorizing the sale of
$2. 2 milli on General Obligation Water Bonds for
the construction of the Ranch Creek Water Diversion
Project. (Copies previously transmitted.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance assessing the costs for Paving
District No. 19 to the appropriate property owners.
(Copies transmitted herewith. Also, transmitted
herewith are copies of two memorandums from Mr.
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works.)
(d) Bill for an Ordinance abolishing the requirement for
a license and fees for juke boxes and mechanical
amusement devices. (Copies transmitted herewith. )
(e) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Memorandum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director (/'
of Finance, concerning summons' service. (Copie/
transmitted herewith.)
(b) Resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal
Court. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
8 . Adjournment.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MARCH 15, 1971
-OFFICIAL crnJ COUNCIL DOCUMENT
RETU RN T O
APR 5 '71
C O U:-!CiL r. • ;G I"I LI!:
CITY OF ENGLE 'iOOD. COLO.
The City Coun cil o f the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Co l orado , met in regular session on March 15, 1971, at 8:00 P.M.
May or Pro Tern Lay, pre sid ing, called the meeting t o order .
The invocation wa s given by the Reverend Douglas W. Huigen of the
Englewood United Methodist Church . Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy
Sc out Troop No . 58 .
The May or Pro Tern asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll ,
the foll owing were present:
Counci lmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority , Brown, Lay.
Ab sent : Schwab
The May or Pro Tern declared a quorum present.
Al so presen t were: City Manager Dial
Assistant City Manager McDivitt
City Attorney Berardini
City Clerk Lyon
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COUNCI LMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SE CONDED, THAT THE
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 1, 1971, BE APPROVED AS READ.
Upon the c all of the ro ll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ay es: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown, Lay.
Nays: None
Absent: Schwab
Th e Ma yor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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Mr s . J . Galen Spencer and son , Phil, appeared b fore the City
Co un cil and w r pres nt d a copy of a resolution naming the Cen tennial
Park Ball Field "Galen S p ncer Fi ld ." The Ci ty Council e xpressed its
apprecia ion t o h Sp encers for the assistance th ir family had giv n
over th y a rs to the Englewood Parks and Recr ation Program.
Mrs . Sp nc r pr sent d a 1 tter of appreciation to Council and
a don at ~on of $1 ,865 .40 for an electric scar board for Gal n Sp nc r Field.
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Mr s. Elli B rr nt, 35 4 5 W st H rvard , appear d before City
coun cil nd pr s nt d r qu st t o modify th pr mis a of E-Z Liquors ,
3353 South s n Fe Driv , by r nting building south of the pr s nt
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liquor outlet for storage on ly. Mrs . Barrent stated that the building to
be rented had to be 1, 200 square feet and would double the area presently
under the license .
COUNCILM AN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE
EX~ANSI ON OF E-Z LIQUORS, 3353 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE , TO ALLOW FOR A
STORAGE AREA OF 1,200 SQUARE FEET IN A BUILDING IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE
PRESENT LIQUOR OU TLET BE APPROVED . Upon the ca ll o f the roll, the vote
resul t ed a s follows:
Ayes: Counci lmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority , Brown, Lay .
Nays: None
Ab sen t: Schwab
The May or Pro Tern declared the motion c arried .
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Mr. Bill Malo ne, representing Shetland Hills , Inc., appeared
before City Council and requ ested the reissuance of the Zuider Zee liquo r
license , 1 001 Wes t Hampden Avenue , to Shetland Hills, Inc . Mr . Malone
presented a lease of the premises and introduced ~lr . George Beis, Manager,
3504 West Alamo Drive , Littleton, Colorado ; Mr . William Lally, Vice President
o f Shetland Hill s , Inc., 4410 Hillsdale , Garland, Texas ; and Mr . Holt Erby,
1421 Carol Drive , Gar l and, Texas , General Counsel to Shetland Hills , Inc .
Mr . Malone questioned Mr . Beis on his familiarity with operating
liquor by the drink outlets and the State laws pertaining thereto.
City Counci l discussed a charge against Mr . Beis in Chicago which
had not been prosecuted. Mr . Malone stated that the Chic ag o authorities
were providing a letter to the effect that the charge would be completely
dr o pped.
COUNCI LMAN LONE MOVED , COUNCILM AN KREILING SECONDED , THAT THE HE-
ISSUANCE OF THE ZUIDER ZEE LIQUOR LICENSE TO SHETLAND HILLS , INC., BE
GRANTED, SUBJECT TO RECEIPT OF A CLEARANCE LETTER ON MR . BEIS FROM A MR .
GETTY OF THE ILLINOIS STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN CHICAGO , ILLINOIS . Upon
the c all of the roll , the vote resul ted a s follow s :
Ayes: Councilmen Senti , Lone , Kreiling , Dhority , Lay .
Nays: Councilman Brown
Ab sent : S c hwab
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Mr . L o L ntsch , 1550 East Dartmouth , appeared on behalf of the
Ord ~ of E gles , 73 We st Floyd Avenue, to request modification
m~s s upon whi ch liquor is s rv d for the Eagles Club liquor
Mr. L ntsch pres nted an applic atio n for modification and stated
approv d, th kitchen and storeroom would be del ted from the
upon which liquor could b serv d.
COU NCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COU NCI LMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE
MODIF I CATION OF TilE EAGLES CLU B LIQUOR LICENSE AS PROPOSED BY MR. LENTSCH
BE A PROVED. Upon th c 11 of th roll, th v o t e r sult d a s follows: I • •
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Aye s: Councilmen Senti , Lone , Kreiling , Dhority , Brown, Lay.
Nays : No n e
Ab sen t: S c hwab
The Ma yor Pro Te rn de c lared the motion c arried.
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Coun c ilman Lay stated that a letter from Mr. John Criswell ,
Attorn ey , had been received requesting that a hearing on the suspension
of the Eagle s liquor lic ense be rescheduled from April 5, 1971 , to April 1 9 ,
1 9 71 , due t o the fa c t that Mr. Criswell would be o ut of town on April 5.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE
SUSPENSION HEARING ON THE EAGLES CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE BE RESCHEDULED FOR
APRIL 1 9 , 1 9 71 , AT 8 :00 P.M. Upon tl1e call of the roll, the vote resulted
a s f o llo ws :
Ay es : Councilmen Senti , Lone, Kreiling, Dhority , Brown, Lay .
Nays: No ne
Absent: S c hwab
Th e May o r Pr o Tern de c lared the motion c arried.
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The Minutes o f the Board of Ad j u stment and App eals meeting of
Febru a ry 10 , 197 1 , were received for the record .
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The Minutes of tl1e Library Bo ard meeting of March 9 , 1971 , were
received for tl1e record .
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The financial report for the month of February was received for
the record .
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The Mi nu t es o f the ARAPS Bo ard o f Directors meeting of February 2 4,
1971 , w re receiv ed for the record .
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Th Mi nutes of th e ARAPS Bo ard of Dire c tors meeting of March 3 ,
1 971 , wer rec ivc d for the re c ord.
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The Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting of March 11,
1971 , were receiv ed for the record .
Director of Finan ce Lyon stated that the ARAPS Board had employed
Mr. Joe Kir schner , Gaithersburg , Maryland , as Project Coordinator . Mr.
Lyon stated that Mr. Kirschner brought to the project many ye a rs data
process ing e xperience and should be an asset to the three participants.
City Manag er Dial s u ggested that Mr . Kirschner appear before City Council
at a future meeting.
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The Minutes of the Retirement Boa rd meeting of February 22 , 1971,
were received for the record .
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A l etter to Mr . Larry Borger, City Manager, Littleton, regarding
the bus o p eration was received for the record .
Mr. William McD ivitt , Assistant City Manager, reported that he
had had a discussio n with a Mr . Jerry Fisher with the De partment of
Transportation, Wa shington , D.C. offices . Mr. Fisher had indi c ated that
the request for participation in the purchase of new buses for the
Eng l ewood -Littleto n-Fort Logan bus line had been approved at a 50 per cent
participation level with the total reque st increased by 5 p er cent for
contingencies . Mr . Fisher stated that a letter stating approval would
b e forthcomi ng.
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A memorandum from Mr . Stanley H. Dial , Ci ty Manager, to Council
recomm e nding the repe al of the Muni cipal Cod provisions requiring the
l icensing of pinball and oth er amusement machines , was receiv ed for the
record.
City Manager Dial stated that in his o pinion licensing of pinball
and other amusement machines , a s well a s e x tending licenses to vending
machines , would yield an am ount of money which would be insufficient to
cov r th cost of admini stratio n. It wa s the consensus of City Council
hat a bill for an ordinan ce be prepared repealing that p ortion of the
City Cod which calls for licenses on pinball and other mechanical amusement
d vic s .
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The semi-annual financial report on the Police Pension Fund wa s r c iv d or h r cord.
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Th s m1.-annual fJ.nanci 1 l port on the Fire Pension Fund was
tee iv d for th record .
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A m morandum from th Dir ctor of Finance concerning summons
s tVJ.C w s r ceJ.v d for th r cord. Dir ctor of Finane Lyon review d
h situ lion cone tning s ummons s rvic with the City Council . It wa s
h consensus of Council thal summons s rvic b 1 ft on a contract basis
and hal th matt r b r vi w d again in a thre -four month p riod. I • •
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Mr. Lyo n stat ed th at he would amend the resolution which had
a ccompanied the memorandum i n order that it might be cons idered at a later
C ity Coun ci l meeting.
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A memorandu m from Mr . Stephen A. Lyon, Director o f Finan ce , and
Mr . Cha rles B. Ca rroll , Utilitie s Director , regarding the $2.2 General
Obliga tion Water Bond Bid p rop osal s , was received for the record.
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Introdu ced a s a Bill by Coun ci lman Lone and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORD INAN CE TO CON TRA CT AN INDEBTEDNESS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AND UPON THE CREDIT THERE OF BY ISS UING GENERAL
OBLIGATION WATER IMPR OVEMENT BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOU NT
OF $2 ,2 00 ,000 , FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROV I DING FUNDS WITH WHI CH TO EXTEND AND
IMPROVE THE MUNI CIPAL WATE R SYSTEM OF SAID CITY ; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF
SAID BONDS AND PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE
INTEREST THERE ON .
COUNCI LMAN LONE MOVED, COUNC ILMAN DHORITY SE CONDED , THAT THE
BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST RE ADING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED
IN FULL IN THE ENGLE WOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the c all of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ay es : Councilmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority , Brown, Lay,
Nays: None
Ab sent: Schwab
Th e Mayor P ro Tern de c lared the mo tion c arried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 7 , SE RIES OF 1971
AN ORDI NAN CE CRE ATIN G AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE CITY OF
ENGLE WOOD , COLO RA DO , TO BE KNCMN AS PAVING DI STR ICT NO . 2 0 , ORDERI NG THE
CONS TRU CTION THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS: PROVIDING FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DI STRICT IN PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PRo-
VIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONT RA CTOR S AND TO BIDDERS FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT BONDS OF SAID C ITY.
(Copied 1n full in the official Ordinan ce Book.)
COUNCI LMAN LONE MOVE D, COUNCI LMAN DH OR ITY SECONDED , THAT ORDIN AN CE
NO. 7 , SERIES OF 1971 , BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND P UBLISHED IN FULL IN
THE ENGLEWOOD HERAlD AN D ENTERPRISE. Upon the c all of th roll , th vote
resulted as follows:
Aye s : Councilmen Senti , Lone , Kreiling , Dhority , Brown , Lay .
Nays: None
Abs nt: Schwab
Th Mayor Pro Tern daclared h motion carri d .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDIN AN CE NO. 8 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE I , CHAPTER 6 , SECTION 37 OF THE '69
E .M .C., ENTITLED "COURT COSTS ," BY INCREASING WITNESS FEES FROM ONE DOLLAR
($1 .00) TO FIVE DOLLARS ($5.00) FOR EACH DAY OR PART OF A DAY SUCH WITNESS
SHALL BE IN ATTEN DAN CE ; AND INCREASING THE FEE OF JURORS FROM THREE DOLLARS
($3.00 ) TO SIX DOLLARS ($6 .00) PER DAY OR PART OF A DAY SUCH JURORS SHALL
BE IN ATTEN DAN CE .
(Copied in full in the offici al Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COU NCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT ORD INAN CE
NO . 8 , SERIES OF 197 1 , BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN
THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted a s follows:
Ayes : Coun ci lmen Senti, Lo ne, Kreiling, Dhority , Bro wn , Lay.
Nays: None
Absent: Schwab
The May or Pro Tern declared the motion c arried.
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BY AUTH OR ITY
ORDINAN CE NO. 9 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED THEREIN
FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOS AL OF WEEDS OR
RUBBISH THEREFROM.
(Copied in full in the offi cial Ordinance Book .)
COUNCILM AN BROWN MOVED, COUNCI LMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE
NO. 9 , SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSE D ON FINAL RE ADING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN
THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE . Upon the call of the roll , the vote
resulted a s follow s :
Ay es: Councilmen Senti , Lone, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown , Lay.
Nays: No n e
Ab sent : Schwab
Th Ma yor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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RESOLUTION NO. 15 , SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION ESTAB LISHING A STREET NAME FOR THE SOUTHERN PORTION
OF CHER OKEE CIRCLE AND THE PUB LIC WAY BETWEEN CHEROKEE CIRCLE AND SOUTH
ELATI STREET IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH BE RENAMED "WEST HAMPDEN PLACE."
(Copi d in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCI LMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT RESO-
LUTION NO . 15, SERIES OF 1971 , BE AD OPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the call of
the roll , th vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown, Lay.
Nays: Non e
Absent: Schwab
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion c arried .
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Introduced a s a Bill by Councilma n Senti and read in full ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDIN AN CE APPR OVING THE WH OLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE
IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 70 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORAD O ; APPR OVING AND CONFIRMING THE APP ORTIONMENT OF S AI D COST TO EA CH
LOT OR TRACT OF LAND I N SAID DISTRICT ; ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID CO ST
AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRA CT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; AND PRESCRIBING THE
MANNE R OF COL LE CTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS .
COU NCILMAN LONE MOVED , COU NCILMEN SENTI SECONDED , THAT THE PRO -
P OSE D BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE P ASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED
IN FULL IN THE ENGLE WOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the c all of the roll ,
the vote resulted a s follows:
Ayes: Coun c ilmen Senti, Lone , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown, Lay.
Nay s: None
Absent: Schwab
The Mayor Pro Tern decla red the motion c arried .
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CO UNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNC ILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE
APPLICATION OF MR. MILTON POFFEL , D/B/A TACKLE LIQUORS, FOR A RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE , 4 8 11 SOU TH BR OADWAY, BE REMOVE D FROM THE TABLE. Upon the
c all of the ro ll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Coun c ilme n Se nti, Kre iling , Dhority , Brown, Lay .
Nay s: None
Ab sta ining: Co un cilman Lone
Absent: S c hwab
Th May o r Pro Te rn d ec lared the motion carried .
City Atto rne y Berardini presented a draft Findings and Decision
con c e r ning the applic a tion of Ta ckle Liquors; s aid Findings and Decis i on
wer rea d in full .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED , COUNCI LMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
COUNCIL ADOPT THE FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION S SET OUT IN THE PREVIOUSLY READ
DOCUMENTS AN D TH AT THE APPLICATION OF TA CKLE LIQUORS BE DENIED. Councilman
Lone s tated tha t b cause he did not attend the public hearing on March 1,
1971 , he would abstain from voting . Up on the c all of the r o ll, the vote
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Ayes: Coun c ilmen Senti, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown.
Nays: Councilman Lay
Ab s taining: Councilman Lone
Absent: Schwab
The May o r Pro Tem de c lared the motion carried.
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Dir ect o r o f Finance Lyon stated that to amend the resolution
appropriating money from Municipal Court to cause a summo ns service to be
o btained in the same manner as in the last five months, the appropriation
contained in the resolution should be reduced from $19,047 to $18,096.
Th e City Counc il discussed the appropriation resolution and summons
s e r vic e. At the conclusion of the discussion, it was the consensus of
the Coun c il that a report on this service be submitted at a later d ate .
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City Manag e r Dial requested approval of the attendance of two
members of the Planning and Zoning Commission to be designated at that
Commiss ion's meeting o n Mar c h 16 , 1 9 71, to attend the American Society
of Planning Officials conference in New Orleans, March 27 through April 1.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE
ATTENDANCE OF TWO ME~ffiERS OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO THE
NEW ORLEANS, ASP O CONFERENCE, BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the r o ll, the
vote r e s ulted as follows:
Ayes: Counc ilmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown, Lay .
Nay s : None
Absent: Schwab
The Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion c arried.
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City Manager Dial dis cussed p o s s ible Federal revenue sharing
with member s o f City Co uncil. Mr. Dial stated that under one formula
fo r rev e nue sharing , the City of Englewood would receive $292 ,0 00 out of
a t o tal o f $5 ,000 ,000 ,000 t o be shared with State and local governments .
RES OLUTION NO. 1 6 , SERIES OF 1971
A RE SOLUTION URGING THE NATIONAL CONGRESS TO ADOPT A GENERAL
RE VENUE SHARIN G BI LL DESIGNED TO RETURN A SIZEABLE PROPORTION OF FUNDS
TO THE STATES AN D CITIES.
(Cop ied in full in the o fficial Resolution Book.)
COUN CILMAN LONE MOVE D, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT RESO-
LUTION NO. 1 6 , SERIES OF 1 9 71, BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the call
of the ro ll, t h e v o t e r e s ulted as follows: I • •
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Nays: None
Ab sent: Schwab
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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The City Council discussed the appointment of individuals to a
Workabl e Pro gram C itizens' Committee .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNC ILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE
INDIVIDUALS SET FORTH BELOW BE NAMED AS MEMBERS TO THE WORKABLE PROGRAM
CITIZENS ' COMMITTEE:
ORGANI ZATI ON
Englewood Chamber of
Commerce
Englewood Ministerial
Alliance
Northwest Englewood
Improvement As sn .
South Suburban Board
of Realtors
Inter-Fa ith Task Force
Metro-Denver F air
Housing Center, Inc .
Englewood Student Council
League of Women Voters
Board of Education
Parks and Recreation
Co mmis s ion
Plann i n g and Zo ning
Englewood Ci t y Counc il
MEMBER AND
ADDRESS
Lou Parkinson
590 Pennwood Circle
Rev. Herbert Hosanna
3001 So. Acoma Street
Dennis Kelley
2393 w. Warren Avenue
Vi Weist
570 Pennwood Circle
Henry Co kayne
325 West Belleview
Mal colm E . Collier
1421 E. Cornell Place
Tom Hoogendyk
3845 So . Linco ln St.
Mrs. John Hearn
3909 So. Washington
Dr. Charles Zartman
4860 So. Huron
Jacques Stac khouse
2880 So. Pennsylvania
Mrs. Judith Henning
30 74 E. Cornell Circle
Milton Senti
4 7 45 So. Lipan Street
ALTERNATE
AND ADDRESS
Russell Woods, Jr.
680 So. washington C ircle
Rev . Allen Strong
3500 So. Logan Street
George J o hnston
2401 So. Pe cos Street
Del Price
2269 East Floyd Place
David L. Beachy
1122 West Oxfo rd Place
Charles Henning
3074 E. Cornell Circle
Paul Shattuck
3054 Cornell Circle
Mrs. Edna Tourtelot
2791 So. Ogden
Colbert CUshing
3791 So. Sherman
Herbert Mosbarger
2250 W. Wesley Avenue
I t was th consensus of City Council that Mr. Lou Parkinson be
appo inted a s Temporary Chairman of the Workable Program Citizens ' Committee .
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City Manager Dial discussed various items of legislation before
th Co l o rad o Legislature. Mr. Dial stated that a bill currently before
the Hou se and Senate would in essence abolish the doctrine governmental
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sov reign immunity and establish limits of liability for municipalitie s .
Mr. Dial recommended support of the bill due to the possibility of abolish-
ment of this doctrine before the Colorado Supreme Court in the near future.
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Mr. Dial discussed Senate Bill 292 pertaining to State financial
suppor t in co nstruction of s ani t ary sewag e treatment facilities. Mr. Dial
stated tha t through a modest contribution of the State of Colorado , local
governments could receive 66 per cent matching aid from the Federal govern-
ment as opposed to the current 50 per cent they are now receiving.
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Mr. Dial discussed Senate Bill 153 pertaining to Fire Pension
Funds and providing, among other things, an escalator clause in the
pensions received by retired firemen . Mr. Dial discuss ed the financial
implications on Englewood's Fire Pension Fund and recommended that the
City of Englewood opp ose the bill in its present form unless the State
makes arrangements and provides the necessary money for all Fire Pension
Funds to be a c tuarially sound.
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City Manager Dial discussed landscaping of the Broadway-u.s.
285 interchange. Assistant City Manager McDivitt presented the landscaping
plans to members of Council. Mr. Dial stated that the landscaping is
included within the State Highway Department budget request for 1971-1 97 2 .
However, the City of Englewood would have to agree t o water and maintain
the site .
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City Manager Dial stated that a letter from the United States
Environmental Protecti on Agency , Kansas City , Missouri, had been received
approving Englewood 's request for grant for modification and reconstruction
to its existing sanitary sewage treatment plant.
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City Manager Dial presented a memorandum from Director of Finance
Ly on dated Mar ch 15, 1971 , discussing the John W's Tap Room , Inc., liquor
license . Mr. Dial stated that a transfer in ownership of John W's had
not taken place . However , it wa s e xpected within the immediate future as
the stock which had been pledged for a note by the c urrent o wne r was being
foreclosed upon.
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City Manager Dial stated that scm of the Englewood employe s
hav b come members of the Op rating Engineers Union . Mr. Dial stated
that ther may have b en a misund rstanding on the basis of information
which he has received back from various individuals that the City Manag r
had advis d representatives of th Union that they could not appear at
City Council meetings. Mr. Dial s ted that this is entirely incorrect
and that at no time had h adv~s d any individuals that they could not
app ar b fore City Council. Mr. Dial stat d that h believed representatives
of Lh Union might app ar at th n xt City Council meeting.
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Councilman Brown requested that the staff provide information
a s soon as possible concerning possible location of a three to five acre
p a rk on the KLZ site. City Manager Dia l discussed the staff actions which
were currently underway. The City Council discussed the possibility of a
park on the KLZ site by obtain ing land donated by the developer.
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Councilman Brown s tated that residents in the 27 00 block o f
So uth Pennsylva nia wished to have their street paved . Ho wever , they
believed that six tree s may be saved by placing a 2 ' 8 " sidewalk on their
s treet instead of the 4 foot s idewalk proposed .
Mr . Brown requested that no a c tion be taken on the tree removal
in the 2700 block o f So uth P ennsylvania until City Council can consider
the request .
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COUNCILMAN LONE ~l OVED , COUNC ILMAN KRE !LING SECONDED , THAT THE
MEETING BE ADJ OURNED . Upon the c all of the roll , the vot e resulted as
fo l lows :
Ayes: Counc ilmen Senti , Lone , Kreiling, Dhorit y , Brown, La y .
Na ys: None
Ab sent: Schwab
The Mayor Pro Tern decla red the
a t 10 :50 P.M .
mo tion carried, and the meeting ad journed
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P AVING DISTRICT NO. 19
MARCH 22 , 1971
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The c~ty Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County, Colorado ,
met in special session on Mar ch 22, 1971, at 8:00 P.M.
Ma yor Schwab, pre siding , c alled the meeting to order and asked for
roll c all. Upon the c all of the roll , the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Absent: Co unc~lman Lone
The Ma yor de c lared a quorum present .
Also present were : City Manag er Dial
Assistant City Manager McDivitt
City Attorney Berardini
City Clerk Lyon
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED , THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS F OR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19 BE OPENED.
Upon the cal l of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown , Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Ma yor de c lared the motion c arried, and the public hearing opened at 8 :05
P .M. (A tape recording of the public hearing is on file with the official
records .)
Li st d below are those individuals who appeared before City Council
and the letters of protest whi ch wer e received:
Mr. Stanley H. Dial, C~ty Manager
Mr. Ke lls Wa ggoner, D~rector of Public Works
Mr. Steve Payne, 4214 South Logan, appeared before City Council in
opposition to interest on assessments.
Mrs. Dani 1 Wa gner, 3845 South Fox, appeared before City Council
in opposition to her assessment. She purchased her home while the District
wa s being formed and wa s unaware of the pending assessment and her responsi-
bility for th~s a ssessment .
Co un cilman Lone entered the Council Chambers at 8:20P .M. and took
his seat w~th Coun c~l .
Alley east of 4500 South Acoma Street (from west Stanford Avenue to West Tufts
Avenue)
Lett r from Mr s. Gladys M. Wyman , 4510 South Acoma , in opposition to
h r ass ssment .
4200 South Huron Str et (from West Princeton Av enue to We st Quincy Avenue)
L tt r f1om Mr. Earl G. Grein , 4220 South Huron, in opposition to his
a ssessm nt. Mr. Gre~n app ared b fore City Council .
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000 we st Nassau Avenue (from South Broadway to South Acoma Street)
Letter from Ms . Phyllis R Kl ink, 3775 South Lincoln, in opposition
to her a ssessment .
300 West Nassau Av enue (from South Cherok ee Street to South Delaware Street)
Letter from Mr . Arno ld L. Ka utz , 4051 South Cherokee Street, in
o pp os~tio~ to h~s as sessment.
Alley e a st of 3800 South Galapago Street (from We s t Lehigh Avenue to West
Mansfie ld Avenue)
Mrs. Daniel wagner , 3845 South Fox , appeared protesting the condi-
tion of her property after completion of the work --spec ifically, the
cond1 t1on of her reta1ning wall.
Mr. Ray Gilbert, 3884 South Galapago , appeared in opposition to his
a ssessmen t .
000 East Lehigh Avenue (from South Broadway to South Lincoln Street)
Letter from Mrs . Pearl M. J a ckson, 3800 South Broadway , in opposition
to her a ssessment .
200 East Le h1gh Av enue (from South Sherman Street to South Grant Street)
Letter from Mr . Paul E. Rumbaugh and Mrs. Lila C . Rumbaugh , 3801
South Grant , ~n oppos~t1on to their assessment. Mr. Paul E . Rumbaugh
appe a red before City Council protest1ng the quality of the work in the
concrete poured in walks and gutter .
Letter from Mr . Vincil G. Mc Williams and Mrs. Helen R. McWilliams ,
3795 South Grant , in o ppos~tion to their assessment. Mr . MCWilliams appeared
before C1ty Council.
700 East Nassau Av nue (from South Washington Street to South Clarkson Street)
Letter from Mr. John s. Duncan , 3998 South washington , in opposition
to h1 s assessment . Mr . Duncan appear ed before City Council .
4000 South Grant Stre t (from East Nassau Av enue to East Oxford Avenue)
Letter from Mr s. Goldie B . Thompson, 4003 South Grant Street , in
opposition to her assessmen t .
4100 South Pennsylvan~a Street (from East Ox ford Avenue to East Princeton
Avenue)
Lett r from Ms. Charlotte C. Turpen, 4161 South Pennsylvania, in
opp os~t1on o her assessment
400 Ea st Pr1nceton Av nue (from South Logan Street to South Pennsylvania Street)
Mr Clarence Arnett, 4242 South Logan, appeared before Ci ty Co uncil
~n opposit~on to h~s assessment.
700 East Stanford Av enue (from South wa sh1ngton Street to South Cl arkson
Street)
L tter from Mrs. Charlis R. Bernhardt , 4501 South Cla rkson, 1n
oppos~t1on to h r ass ssm nt . Mrs. Bernhardt appeared before City Council .
3700 South Gran S reet (from East Kenyon Avenu to East Lehigh Av nue)
Mt . L ster K ll y , 3701 South Grant, appeared b fore City Council
in opposition o h1s assessment
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Letter from Mr. Raymond L . Mi shler , 4026 South Bannock, received
after protest de a dline , wa s received for the record.
Letter from TSgt . John B. Zadie, 113-2 Lilac Lane, Minot AFB,
North Dakota, pertaining to Lots 4 3 and 44, Block 11, South Broadway Heights,
received after protest deadline , was received for the record.
Mr. Kenneth Carlberg , 3865 South Grant , appeared before City Council
protesting the qual ity of the work.
Mr . Claren ce Arnett, 4242 South Logan, reappeared before City
Council protesting the parking of buses .
Mr. Paul Rumbaugh , 3801 South Grant Street , reappe a red before City
Council inquiring as to how districts are formed.
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCI LMAN DHORITY SECctWED, TH AT THE PUBLIC
HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the c all of the roll , the vote resulted as fol l ows:
S chwab.
Ay es: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling , Dhority , Brown,
Nays: None
Abs ent: None
The May or declared the mot~o n c arr~c d, and th public h aring clos d at 9 :56
P.M.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COONCILMAN DHORI'IY SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING
BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of th roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab .
Ayes: Counc~lmen Sent~. Lon , Lay , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Nays : None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carri at 9:58P.M.
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"SPECIAL PROGRAM INVITEES, April61;r'1\W'\..NG LE ,OOD. COLO.
Precinct No. l -Hr. and Mr s . Loui s J. Choppy, 2896 South Zuni Street
Precinct No . 2 -Hr. and Mr s . Roy L. Guanero, 3250 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 3 -Hr. and Mr s . Wade Hawkin s , 2709 South Logan Street
Precinct No . 4 -Hr. and Mr s . William W. Sayler, 3696 South Delaware Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ri c hard s , 3241 South Ogden Street
Precinct No . 6 -Hr. and Mrs. William Taliaferro, 3141 South Humboldt Street
Precinct No. 7 -Hr. and Mrs. Edward J. White, 2208 Ea st Dartmouth Circle
Precinct No. 8 -Hr. and Mrs. David Vynckier, 3550 South Marion Street
Precinct No . 9 -Hr. and Mrs. Harold W. Fo s ter, 4035 South Clarkson Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . Henry Knowakow s ki, 4270 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 11 -Hr. and Mr s . LeVern Birk s , 4180 South Pearl Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr. and Mr s , Oscar J , Gentzler, 4595 South Delaware Street
Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Walt er Davi s , 2944 We st Chenango Av enue
Precinct No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Lee H. Bardsley, 4950 South Fox Street
Pr cinct No . 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Mickey L. Corners , 4 788 South Acoma Street
Pr cinct o . 16 -Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Cooper , 4481 South Wa s hington Street
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"SPECIAL PROGRAM INVITEES , April 5, 1971"
Precinct No . 1 .. Mr. and Mr s . Loui s J. Choppy , 2896 South Zuni Street
Precinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mrs . Roy L. Guanero, 3250 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 3 -Mr . and Mrs . Wade Hawk ins , 2709 South Logan Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sayler, 3696 South Delaware Street
Precinct No . 5 -Mr. and Mrs . Dean Richard s , 3241 South Ogden Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mrs. William Taliaferro, 3141 South Humboldt Street
Precinct No. 7 -Mr . and Mr s . Edward J . White, 2208 East Dartmouth Circle
Precinct No. 8 -Mr. and Mrs. David Vynckier, 3550 South Marion Street
Precinct No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Harold W. Foster, 4035 South Clarkson Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr . and Mr s . Henry Knowakowski, 4270 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 11 -Mr. and Mr s . LeVern Birks , 4180 South Pearl Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr. and Mr s . Oscar J . Gantzler , 4595 South Delaware Street
Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Walter Davis, 2944 We st Chenan go Avenue
Pre ci nct No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Lee H. Bardsley, 4950 South Fox Street
Precinc t No . 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Mickey L. Corners, 4788 South Acoma Street
Pr cinct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Paul C. Cooper, 4481 South Wa s hington Street
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LNOLEWOOD. CoLORA DO 801&0
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April 1, 1971
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C 1ty C ouncil
C ity o f Englewood
3 4 0 0 South Elati
Engle wood , C o lorad o 80 11 0
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Re : Application fo r 3 . 2 Bee r L1c e ns e
by 90 W-B Corp. at 9 0 We st
Belleview , Eng l e w o od, C olorado
Th 1s o fh ce has filed an Ap pli cation as caption ed on b half of ot..r
clie nt s . Th e l oca t1o n has previously been lic ensed in fav or of Lum 's
und er State License 'o . 11-3 8102-00 1, being a beer and w i n e lice ns e .
It is our opwion t ha t th is Appli c ation may be p roce s sed as a
"t ra n s fe r" situa ti on w ithout t he nece ssity for further p ubllc h eari ng on
the App lica t ion for a fo rma l pre s e ntation as to the n e eds, de s i res and
rem onstrances of he residents of the neighborhood . T his o p 1mon 1s
b a sed on our c o n s t ruc tiOn of t he s tatutes conc erning t he 1s suance o f
licens e s and furth E'r based o n ou r o pinion that th e n eed s fo r th1 s loc ati on
have pre vi ously been e stablished . W e have b ee n info nn e d b y M r. Wa l t er
Chilton tha t th ' ')e p rtme nt o f Re venue wi ll acce pt t he Ctty ' s r>CtS I n t o
c on s tru that~h~ eed s n3ve pr vlous ly been es ta b li shed 111 connPctwn
w 1th t he pnor II Sf;). t..ln<J o f s u c h u s 1milur na t ure and will u l n ~by
such a h nd1n .
Therc fo · r sp1 c tfu lly r ques t that t h Coun l• m·lk
de t (m n•. ls fo r t h e s u bJeCt loc at iOn havt en pr
es t <Jtl !shed lt lor , h ruig before t h Co nell tor p!Jruv
of t hP p'n< 1ny ii !J pl c tion based on the C ounc il 's ,j'I SI uon w h h
charnct•.r nd o l r mdt t rs conce rmng t h e Appli c nt \IIi l '
Very t ruly yours ,
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&s Bid ••..•.•...•••••.••••••••••.•••••••.
(12,(10 yard f or extra earth replacement,
if needed )
$?3 ,122 .•
Fencing •...••••.••..•••••••••••••••• • • • •• • •
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Sub-total
1 ,250 .
1,200 ,
125,572 .
Architect's feea ••••••••••••····~····•••••• 1,700 ,
Sub-total $27 ,272 .
Euthenaaia Ch~be r .........................
Utilities Extension ••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Contingency Pund ...........................
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•Plus aalea tax and/or building pennit,
3 ,000 .
3,000,
133 ,272.
1 ,440 square feet ve . 1,500 squ are feet in original design .
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1.700 .
$26,553.
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Controcto r & Builder
4845 South Cherokee SU I 1670 Englewood, Coloroclo
Mr. Donal d Marshall , Arc~1tect
3133 S o, Hannock Street
En~lewood, Colorado 8 0 11 0
Subjec t• Animal S helter Redesi~n
Masonry Bu1ldinp;
Dear S irs•
Mr. ~tan Jl a l , City Mgr.
Eng;lewood Cl. ty Hall
}400 S , ~lat l St,
En~lewood, o lorado 80110
I propose to construct, supplyinv all labor and material, a
masonry structure 1n accordance wtth the following specifi-cations•
1. Site preoaration, as required ror erection of said structure
and ad .1acent service court, a nd entrance slabs only 1 removal
of any unusual sized rock, dehr1, and/or replacement of un-
satisfactory materials shall b ecome an add cost, not less
than 52,80 per cubic yard.
2, Caissons• 16" in diameter, maxi~mua depth 10 1 per pier, and
not to exceed 12 piers in total. Dewatering/casing excluded, )000 psi concrete ,
3, Foundation• 3' x 8 11 , )000 psi concrete, with 2 ea, #5 rebar
top and bottom, continuous.
4. Concrete• on grade , 4" minimum w1th 6 x6 -10xl0 remesh, nooth trowel, curing compound,
5 , Masonry• P" standard C. B. blook block lintels, running bond,
continuous bond beam top, 6" standard C .B. block partition and lintel oer print,
6 , Carpentry• A. Pre-engineered fl at wood truss for clear span.
(I) series, by General Service Supply.
B. Partitions, Standard lumber yard stock, shelving and
counter top per plan ,
7 . Doors and J am s •
Doors • Lumber yard stock, 2 year WArr anty , R. c . Mahogany,
J ambs, Injambs• Wood,
Shelving • Preformed particle board oer orint ,
S ink top• Postformed formica,
Trim • P in~er joint pine •
J ambs • H. M. 1n Cinder Block wall s •
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Locksettsr Shl a~~:e or eq u al ,
Bu ttsr Stanley o r equ~l.
Closuresr None.
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Res1lientr Per Revised Print (office only)
Drywallr .lt" Gyp. Board, tape, filled, and fin1 shed. Meoh, Roomr 5/R"
Paint1~, Masonry
A. Exter1or-one(l) coat vinyl acr7lic latex
B. Interior• (1) Kennel Area• fill and one (1) coat
latex enamel, (2) Roome• Boo .. 1 and 2, 4, Tin71 acrylic c. Interior Sheet Rock•
(1) Kennel• Ceiling latex enaael
(2) Room #4• Latex enaael
()) Rooms #1 and 21 Dull ~lo•• latex
D. Doors• Fill and finish or paint
E, lnjaabs and trim• Latex ena.el
F, Hollow metal .1ub•• Vinyl &OI'Jl1c
G, Exterior facia• Two (2)ooat• exterior latex
H, !xterior •heet aetal trla• Y1n7l acrylic
;Partitionaa
Kennel 26 gauge w/2" x 2" x 1/8• surround and stiffener•
and/or prefabricated, kennel partltlona, ualng l )/8• tubular fraaework and 11 gaUge fabrlc,
Gatea1 14 ea., 2" fabric, z••oo posts,
Roof• 5 ply t & g built-up, on t• c.o. plywood, GraTel atop as needed,
Ventilation• 2 ea., 16• graTit7 Tents, 2 ea., 4242 fixed pla•tio domes. Kennel area,
Ineultation• 4" laid in plaoe ln.ulation in ceiling,
Mechanical•ReTieed per pr1nt. Ofta (1) Modine or equal, blower
unit heater, with duct to be raalaad accordlngl7, one (1)
?500 cfm evaportiTe cooler. Rxhauat fan, Roo• 12 and 14, per print,
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specifications. Deleting Aro No. 2291 Alem1te or equal
(overhead hose reel), install hose bibs in lleu thereor.
20. PeT1meter rencl~r 154 Lr, lnoludlng 25 1 ~ate and en-clowure adjacent to servtoe court.
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21. Excluslonsr All asphaltic oa.1"-and preparation thereor, curbs, concrete testa and oltJ exc1ee tax.
22. Inelualonr
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FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE: April 2, 1971
SUBJECT: ANIMAL CONTROL
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For quite some time now, it has become apparent that our present dog
enforcement program, even with the reinforcement of a second animal
warden, is still deficient of the enforcement level which both the Council
and I would like to have. In addition, citizen complaints continue to give
evidence to this deficiency. Over the past few weeks, Chief Jack L.
Clasby and I have discussed and exchanged ideas on the situation.
The problem would seem to be not only a matter of enforcement effort,
but also a matter of possible ordinance revisions, possible adjustments
in pound fees, and court penalties, plus public understanding and support.
It is my recommendation that the Council consider the appointment of a
special Animal Control Study Committee and charge them with there-
sponsibility to review our ordinances, past and current enforcement
practices, and recommend to Council and to the administration such
steps they feel are both desirable and practical regarding the regulation
and control of animals within the City limits, with the primary concern
being dogs. Upon making its report, the Committee would be discontinued.
It would be my further suggestion that the Committee be made up of: a
member of City Council, a veterinarian, a kennel owner, a representative
of the Tri-County Board of Health, the Chief of Pollee, and two citizens at
large.
Respectfully,
City Manage r
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FEBRUARY 2, 1971
I. CALL 1D ORDER .
The Regular meet1ng o f the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order by Chai rman Ca r lson at 8:00 P. M.
Members P rese nt: Weist; Walsh; Patrick ; Mosbarger; Lone; Lentsch; Carlson
Supinger, Ex-officio
Members Ab s ent: Senti; Henning
Also Present: Assistant Planning Director Romans
Mr. Weist, newly appointed member, was welcomed to the Commission.
II. RE-ORGANIZATION OF COMMISSION.
Mr. Carlson asked Councilman Lone to assume the Chair for the re-organiza-
tion of the Commission.
Mr. Lone assumed the Chair, and called for nominations for Chairman,
Mr. Mosbarger nominated Mr. Lentsch as Chairman for the Commission, Mr.
Carl~on seconded the no~ination.
Patrick moved:
Carl s on seconded: The nominations be closed, and a unanimous ballot be
cast for Mr. Lentsch for Chairman.
AYES: Weist; Walsh; Patr1ck; Mosbarger; Lone; Carlson
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN : Lentsch
ABSENT: Senti; Henning
The motion carried; Mr. Lentsch was elected Chairman of the Planning Com-
mission .
Mr. Lone called for nominations for Vice-Chairman. Mr. Lentsch nominated
Dr. Walsh as Vice-hail-man. Mr. Mosbarger seconded the nomination.
Dr . Walsh stated that he would rather not serve as Vice-Chairma~ and pointed
out that h e had been a member of the Commission for only one year. Dr. Walsh
asked that his name be withdrawn as a candidate for Vice-Chairman, and nomi-
nated Mr. Carlson as V1ce-Chairman, Mr. Patrick seconded Dr. Walsh's nomi-
nat1on of Mr. ar l so n.
Mr. I.-one asked if thet·e were further nominations?
Lentsch moved:
Patr1ck econd d : Th nominations be closed, and a unanimous ballot be
ast for Mr. Carlson as Vice-Chairman of the Commission.
AYES : W 1 l; Wal h; Patr1ck; Mosbarger; Lone; Lentsch
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ABST Carl on
ABSE T : S nt1 , II nn1ng
Th mot1on ca11 1 d; Mr. arl on was elected Vice-Chairman of the Commission.
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I I 1 . APPROVAL OF Ml UTES
January l~ 1971
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Chairman Lentsch stated th e ~U nutes of January 19, 1971 , were to be con-
SJ.dered for approva l.
Lone moved :
Carlson econded : The Minutes of January 19 , 1971, be approved as
wr1t ten .
AYES: Pat ri ck ; ~osbarg er ; Lone; Carlson; Lentsch
AYS · o ne
ABSTAI enti; Wei l ; Walsh
ABSENT : H nning
Th mot1on c a rried ,
IV. STREET NAME AND AME CHANGE
West Hampden-p}ace--CASE #3 -71
Chairman Lentsch asked Mr. Supinger to give the background on till matter. ~lr . Sup1nger stated that the street directly south of C1ty Hall does not
ha ve a name at the present time. It has been suggested by the Publ1c Works
Department that th1s street, and the southe r n portion of Cherokee 1rcle,
be named "West Hampden Place". Mr. Supinger noted that ther·e a r no resi-
dences or businesses which have their add1·ess on this stt·eet o there will
be no problem in changing the name of the street .
Discussion followed.
Senti moved:
Lone seconded: The Planning Commi s1on recommend to City Counctl that the
southern po r tion of Cherokee Circle and the street between
existing Cherokee Circle and South Elati Street be renamed
West Hampden Place .
The motion carried unanimously.
V, MEETINGS WITH COMMISSIONS OF O'rnER JURfSDICTlO S
Mr. Supinge r Stated that he hasmet wtth Plamung Directo rs from Aurora,
Littleton, and Arapah oe County, and 1t is the feel1ng of these 01rectors
that 1 t would be well to have per·iod1c mee t1og of the Comm ts tons and
d1rectors of the va ious jurisdictions of the County. It 1s the ir feeling
that this will foster communication between the cittes .1nd county tn egard
to mutu al pl a nning matters . Mr. Supinger commented that h felt a meetlng
about e ve ry three months would be appropriate. Mr. Supl .g I ' '3tated that he
felt these period1c meetings would "be a step i11 the ttght dJrectJ.on", and
will a1d 111 the so lution of problems by the local gov lttm('r.ts, r.ather than
l1av1ng the slate, etc. as ume the res pons1bil1t y for· solvu1g ou1 pioblems .
~lr . L nt ch ommented that he felt 1t would be of benefit to v1 1t other
Comm1 S l.ons , and s e how th y ope ate . Mr . Lo ne stated he fE'lt th1s would
b an 1mportant tep 111m tt·o-coop ration , and would b good. Mt. Sen ti
pointed out that th City of Eng lPwood has sa v e d $5,000 by vt r tue of
Arapaho County an d th City of Littleton JOlni~g Englewood on the Tr aff1c
S1 udy wh 1 h t;, und ,.~ ay. FuJ the1· d1 ~cuss ion fo I lowPd.
Mt . Sup1nger was ask d to follow through on til p el 'lOdt me t1ng w1th the
0 thcr JUl'lSdiel!OilS,
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VI . COG ANNUAL DINNER
Mr. Supinger stated that the Annual Dinner sponsored by t he De n ver Regiona l
Counci l of Governments is to be held February 17th , the d ate of t he ne xt
regul a r Pl an n i n g Commi ssion meeting f or the En glewood Commission. Th e dinner
will be held at the Wellshire Club. The City Man ager ha s inquire d how many
wi ll be attending the d i nner f rom the Commission.
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Mr . Su p inger also noted that the agenda f o r the 17th had been set p rev iou s ly
to recei pt of the noti ce o f the annual me e t ing, and Mr . Nate Burt ha s asked
that the Comm ission co nsider his request for a subd 1v i si on wa iver t h a t
evening . This p r operty is east of Broadw ay . and just north of GEM . Mr.
Su p inger also noted that Mr. Burt had contacted the Pla nn ing Of f ice e ar lier
in t he after noon, and req uested that the Comm issio n plan a s p ecial meeti ng,
if possible , on Fe b r uary 9th to consider his request. Mr . S upt nger poi nted
out t h a t t he p l an s have no t been submitted to the Plann 1ng Departme n t as
of this date. The area comprises 1 3 /4 acres .
~lr. Le ntsch asked members of the Commission i f they would p refer to meet
on the 9 t h, the 17 t h, or the 23rd of Februa ry? Mr . Lone stated he would
prefe r not t o mee t on the 9th . Dr. Walsh stated that he would b e opposed
to se t ting a special meeting f or one person , a nd is oppos e d to meet1ng on
February 9th . Discussion f ollowed. It was det e~ined that the next reg ular
me eting o f the Planning Commission be set for February 18th , a Thu r ·day
eve ning, at which time Mr. Burt's r equest will be c onsi de red .
Further dis cussi on ensued on the members who would at tend the Di n ner meeting
of COG . Mr. Senti stated that he would be attend ing. Fu r the r i nfo rm ation
on the Dinner is to be sent to members, and they are to notify the De partment
whether or not they will attend the Dinner .
VII . COMMISSION'S CHOICE
Mr . Lentsch read the following let~er from Mayo r Schwab·
"J anuary 22, 1971
Mr . Kenneth Carlson, Chairman
Planning and ZQning Commission
600 South Washington Circle
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mr. Carlson:
In order f or the City to quali fy f o r erta1n F deral houstng ,
code enforcement and redevelopment programs, it i s ne essary fo J u · to
adopt an instrument known as the "Workable Progr·am ." Th1s program
c omm its the City to make certain improvements in th f o11ow1ng ar ·ea
housing and relocation, codes and code enfor em ents , p lann.1.ng a nd p l'O-
gramnti n g , and citizens involvement. With regard to th latter, 1 t 1 ~
advised that we establish a Citizens ' Committee to adv1se u as t o th e
needs of the community i n suc h areas as em plo ym nt, pubL1.c hous u rg ,
r newal, and parks and recreati on .
We are aski n g a number of organization in luding the Plan n 1ng
and Zoning Commission to nominate two membe rs from w1th1n the 1 r gr o u p and
forward their names to the City Council. The Coun ~ll plans to & 1 ct one
of the nom i nees to serve on the ommit tee , and appoint the othe r m mb r· as
an alternate . Each n omine e must be a resident of l!.11glewood.
A well-organized and highly-motivated committee o f this nature
can do much to i mprove our Ci ty through the suggestions and t •ecomm nda ti ons
they make. We encou rage the participation o f the Planning and Zoning Com-
missJon and ask that you submit your nominees to us by February 8 . 1 971.
EES /ij"
Sincerel y ,
I S / Elmer E. Schwab
ELMER E. SCHWAB
Mayor
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Or . Walsh stated he would like to nominate Mrs . He nn~n g as a rep r e n at~ve
from the Planning Commission. Mr. Carlson seconded the n ominatton .
~r. Lone stated that Mr . Mo sbarger has been co ncerned 1 n the s e ma ttP r s , an d
nominated Mr. Mosbarger as the second represent ative from the Pl a n n •ng Com--
mission . Mr. Patrick seconded the nomination .
Lone moved:
Patrick seconded : Nominations c eas e , and unanimou · ballots be ca L f <>r
Mrs . Henning and Mr. Mosbarge r to b E' represe n ta ttve.,;
from the Planning Commis sion to se r ve on t he Ctt t <~ens ' Committe e.
AYES: Weist; Walsh ; Patr ic k ; Senti; Lone; Lentsch ; Ca r l o n
NAYS: None
ABSTAI Mosbarger
ABSENT : Henning
The motion carried .
~lr. Lentsch stated that he would like t o review the HANDBOOK , coptes oi
which were given members at the last meeting. Mr. Lents h as k ed that the
Secretary of the Commission prepare roll call forms, and that the c a ll be
rotated; the Secretary is to call the roll of the Comm tssion.
The staff reports and staff recommendations were di cu sed. Memb r-; noted
that in instances where the Commission does not agree wi th the Jeco mm e ndati on
of the staff, it can be awkward wording a motion, without gui de a ·~ t
forth in the staff report, Dr. Walsh commented that perhaps th "p r·os ·• and
"cons" of an issue could both be set f orth in the staff repo rt , a n d that
possibly this would be of aid to the Commission. Dr. Walsh ug g est d that
no sta ff recommendation be set forth in the staff epo t ; thts wouJ a n ot
bind the Commission in any manner. Discussion followed . M1 . Sup~nge1
stated that if the pros and cons were set forth in the staff report, he
would stil l be i nclined to include the recommendation of the sta ff, he
s ta te d th at he felt the staff had a responsibility to mak tt ea -~ 1 lor
the Commission to go through a thought process, and that th .1 s wa · t h at t h e
taff is paid for. Further discussion followed. M • Supu;ger ug ge ted
that po ibly sta ff reports could be sent to appli cant and all p a rtt s wh o
might be oncer ned about a particular matte • Discu ston followed . ~l r.
Supin er noted that this practice had not been followed t n Eytgl e \\ood, but
he had followed it in California a n d it had worked ve1 ·v Wt>ll. Dt t •::>s ton
followed. Dr. Walsh comme nted that he Ie 1 t eve1·y ffor t <;hou ld be ma d €' to
get the i n f ormation to everyone wh o cou ld be co n c e r ned abou t a ma tt er· be fore the Commi ssion.
Mr . Lone stated that he felt a matter for conce r n wa th 0 p roce ~-of mak1ng
a motion, and citing reasons for a pprov al or dental oJ a 1 e q u ,t . li P
pointed out that a ppeals from decisions of the Colllln.:;-t o n a r· t o th Ct ty
Council, and he felt that the motions and r commendat:t on h ou l ct b e cl a1 ly
worded for benefit of the Council. Mr . Lone que t i o ne d th pos,lb t't t y of
"polishing" a I' commendat i on and hav the Commissior: a t.e pt 1 t a f t r 1 t has
been "polished " so that 1 t w1ll be more easi l y unde1 ·srood at th ~·C'Ot~tl l
1 vel. Fut·th r di c ussion follow d. Mr . arlson sug .:;r d t hat p (•liaa p .:;
"model " motions could b i.ncluded in the Handboo k ., s e t t:t ng 1or·t h c-rt tPt t a
fo r r ezoning for in lance, etc . Mt·. Lone agreed t hat th t"l wo t rl d b of he lp ,
and C l ted the ond i tions whi h must exist befot· th Boar ct of dJu t m ·n t and
Appeal s can g r·ant a varianc ; if somethi n g or thi.s 0 1 d t' wt>J t o bt ,pL
forth, it would b of aid to lh Comm i s1on . Mt ·. Lu.t sc h 1\-i k "d tf om~>
s tandar·d s for grant~ng rezoning w ren' t p re ently S <'t for "th tn the ll.l!.d book? Fu t h er dis us i on followed.
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Mr. Lentsch commented that if the front page of the Handbook were to be
re done, he felt it should read "Councilman Milton Senti" and "Counc1lman
Richard Lone".
Mr . Supinger brie f ly re v iewed Section 4 of the Handbook, which covers the
"Powers, Duties, and Procedures" of the Planning Commission; and then
briefly reviewed the sections on the "Comprehensive Plan", "Zon1ng Ordinance"
and "Subdivision Regulations ". Discussion followed.
Mr. Senti was excused from the meeting at 9:40 P. M.
Discussion of the revised Zoning Ordinance ensued. Mr. Lentsch stated he
felt this project should have received a higher priority from City Council
in hiring additional personnel for the Planning Department.
Further discussion of the Handbook followed.
Mr. Lentsch asked who appointed the member to attend the Council of Govern-
ments Policy Advisory meetings? Mrs. Romans stated that the Commiss i on ap-
pointed a member to attend the Policy Advisory Committee meetings, but that
Council appointed the representative to the Council of Governments itself.
It was pointed out that in the past, the Chairman has attended the Policy
Advisory Committee meetings, if he felt he would have the time to do so.
Discussion followed.
Carlson moved:
Lone seconded: Chairman Lentsch be appointed to attend Policy Advisory
CrnL~ittee meetings from the Englewood Planning Comm1ssion.
The motion carried.
It was moved, seconded 1 and carried that the meeting be adjourned. Meeting
adjourned at 10 P. M.
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TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
via Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
FROM: James L. Supinger, Director of Planning
DATE: March 19, 1971
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SUBJECT: Vacation of a portion of South Huron Street (3000
block) and West Cornell Avenue (700 Block).
The City Planning and Zoning Commission, at its meeting March
16, 1971, voted 8 -0 (one member absent) to recommend approval
of the request of Winslow Construction Company to vacate the
3000 block of South Huron Street and that portion of West
Cornell Avenue between the west line of the Galapago/Huron
alley and South Huron Street for the following reasons:
(1) The vacation of these streets will not be contrary to
the intent and purposes of the Comprehensive Plan, in that
these streets now "dead-end" and are not projected, nor
would it be feasible, to tie them into the traffic circu-
latory system of the City.
(2) Because the subject streets do not readily tie into the
adjacent street pattern, the City is put in the position
of maintaining the streets which primarily benefit one
owner rather than the public-at-large .
(3) Other streets in the area better serve the public and
a ccess will not be denied any of the area residents by
these vacations.
(4) The streets have been used for several years by the appli-
ant almost exclusively and have therefore been used as a
part of hi i ndu stria l pursuits, which by the nature o f
the equipme n t used, cre ates somewhat of an attractive
nui ance to childre n playing in the park recently developed
to the south of Dartmouth. By vacating the streets, the
property will b e enclosed, thus securing the equipment,
materials and su pplies f rom the children and thereby
reduci n g the possi bility o f injury to t he children.
(5) The only other adjoining property owner, the Atchison,
To peka and Santa Fe Railw ay Company, has no ob jection to
the vacation.
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Recommended conditions of approval are:
1. Retention of an easement of the same width as the dedicated
rights-of-way for utilities and storm drainage.
2. Installation of not less than a six (6) foot fence along
the north right-of-way of Dartmouth for decorative and
view screening purposes for the full width of the Winslow
property.
3. Access gates into the Winslow property from Dartmouth
shall be inset at least twenty (20) feet from the right-
of-way of Dartmouth for visibility and storage purposes.
SUPINGER~
Director of Planning
for
City Planning & Zoning Commission
cc: Mr. Tom Eitel, 4301 South Broadway
Mr. Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
enc : Staff Report Excerpt of City Planning & Zoning Commission Minutes
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Case #4-71
Vacation of a portion of South Huron Street and West
Cornell Avenue.
Date to be Considered: March 16, 1971
Name of Applicant: Winslow Construction Company
Address: 3002 South Huron Street
Name of Abutting Property Owners :
1. Winslow Construction Company
2. Atchison-Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Relationship of Applicant to Request:
Owner of all of the abutting property except approx1mately
57 feet of frontage owned by AT & SF.
C . B. Kurtz, Division Superintendent, Colorado Division,
Atchi on, Topeka and Santa Fe Ra1lway Company, states in
a letter dated March 5, 1971 : "The Railway Company does
not have any object i on to vacationg the rights-of-way as
requested by Winslow Construction Com pany •••• "
Lo cation : The 32.1 foot right-of-way 1n the 3000 block of South
Huron Street and that port ion of West Cornell Avenue, a
30 foot right-of-way, which lies between the west line of
the Galapago/Huron alley and it intersection with South
Huron Street.
Zone District : 1-1 (Light Industr1al)
Requ est: The applicant request th vacat i on of the aforementioned
streets, both of which "dead end" at their inter ect1on,
and which serve and are used primarily by only the
applicant .
Description of Subject Area and Adjacent Area :
The land abutting the subject right -of-way is owned by
the applicant and is used indu tr1ally with the except1on
of some 57 feet of frontage at the north e nd of Huron
which is owned by Atchison-Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Com pany. The applicant also owns a site on the sout hw est
cor ner of South Galapago and We tCornell Avenue with 12,700
square feet of area, which ite is also zon d 1 -1.
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The rest of the property fronting on South Galapago
Street 1n the 3000 block is zoned R-2-B, Two-family
Res1dential, and is developed with one and two-family
residential units, with the exception of the Coleman
Broom Company just north of West Dartmouth Avenue on the
West side of Galapago.
To the south, is Dartmouth Park, occupying an area from
the Fox/Galapago alley to Huron Street, extended. To
the west of Huron extended, over to the AT & SF Railway,
is property owned by Kenneth and Lucille Rouse, in which
Von Frellick and Associates are reported to have an
interest.
The AT & SF and D & RG Ra1lroad tracks are to the west
of the Winslow property, adjoining South Santa Fe Drive.
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South Huron Street is not dedicated to the south of West
Dartmouth Avenue in the block between Dartmouth and
Eastman. It also "dead-ends" to the north of West Cornell
Avenue, and cannot be extended because of the railroad
tracks. It is not proposed in the Comprehensive Plan that
the street to the south of West Dartmouth Avenue be
opened.
West Cornell Avenue necessarily dead-ends at its inter-
section with South Huron Street because of the railroad
tracks and it is not proposed 1n the Comprehensive Plan
to extend West Cornell Avenue any further west.
Comment from Other Departments and Utility Companies:
Th matter has been referred to the Englewood F1re Depart-
ment, Pol ice Department, Ut1lities Department , and Public
Works Departm nt, and to the gas and electric se tion of
Public SeJvlce , and th Telephone Company.
Th r is no obje tion to the requested vacation from any
of the departments or com panie s; however , the follow1ng
ondit1on to the vacat1on are suggested :
(1) An a em nt of th am w1dth a the d d1cat d r1ght -
of way be r ta1n d in both Cor nell and Hu ron for ·
(a) A dra1nage a ment for urface drainag wat
wht h natu ally run · wet on orn 11 and th n
w1ll b arr1 d outh to Dartmouth.
(b) A wat r main.
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(2) Gates to b in tall d at the nd of th Huron
vacation at Dartmouth and at th a t nd of th
ornell va aLton at th Galapago/Huron all y for :
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Access to maintain a swale for surface storm
drainage.
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(b) Access to the property by the Fire Department.
Relationship to the Comprehensive Plan:
The request is not contrary to the Comprehensive Plan.
Neither South Huron Street nor West Cornell Avenue are
designated as streets to be extended or to be part of
the traffic circulatory pattern of the City.
Planning Department Analysis:
There would appear to be no benefit to the public to con-
tinue to retain these rights-of-way for street purposes.
Because of the proximity to the railroad crossing on West
Dartmouth Avenue and the grade of the street as it inter-
sects West Dartmouth Avenue, South Huron Street is not as
convenient or as safe for traffic entering or exiting
Dartmouth from or to the north, as is Galapago or Fox
Streets to the east. Huron is also inconvenient because
it does not continue no th beyond Cornell and the streets
to the east do continue north to at least Bates.
The Winslow Construction Company equipment is visable from
the park area and from West Dartmouth Avenue and, while
it is not necessarily unsightly, it is of an industrial
nature and does not blend in with the park atmosphere,
If the rights-of-way are vacated, the applicant has agreed
to provide a green or green and white decorative mesh
weave in a chain link fencing along Dartmouth, in an ef-
fort to make the area more attractive and to screen the
equipment from the view of the Park and the Dartmouth
traffic.
The Con truction Company has experienced considerable
vandali m, and i t is anticipated that by vacating the
treets and installing gates at the entrance to the prop-
City at Huron and Cornell as vacated, that it will secure
th machtne y and equipment from the children who may be
attracted to the area wh1le 1n the park, and protect the
children from pos ible injury.
The propert1es to tho east of the Galapago/Huron alley
will cont1nue to have the u e of that alley with access
onto South Galapago at the outh and onto West Cornell
Avenue, thence east to South Galapago Street at the
north.
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Planning Department Recommendation:
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The staff recommends the approval of the request to vacate
the 3000 block of South Huron Street and that portion of
West Cornell Avenue between the west line of the Galapago-
Huron alley and its intersection with South Huron Street,
retaining an easement of the same width as the dedicated
rights-of-way for utility lines and storm drainage, and
requiring a decorative fence,to be not less than 6 feet
in height, f or the length of property fronting on West
Dartmouth Avenue. In addition, the gate at the entrance
to the property off of West Dartmouth Avenue shall be in-
set not less than 20 feet in an effort to minimize the
congestion o f Dartmouth at that point.
The reasons f or this recommen•ation are :
(1) The vacation of the se streets will not be contrary
to the intent and purpose o f the Comprehensive Plan,
in that these streets now "dead-end" and are not pro-
jected, nor would i t be feasible, to tie them into
the traffic circulatory system o f the City .
(2) Because the subject streets do not readily tie into
the adjacent street pattern, the C~ty is put in the
position of maintaining the streets which primarily
bene f it one owner rather than the public-at-large.
(3) Other streets in the area better serve the public
and access will not be denied any of the area resi-
dents by these vacations.
(4 ) The streets have been used f or several years by the
applicant almost exclusively and have therefore been
used as a part of his industrial pursuit s, which by
the nature of the equ~pm ent used, creates s omewhat
of an att active nuisance t o children play i n g in the
park recently developed to the s outh o f Dartmouth.
By vacating the streets, the p roperty will be en-
closed, thus secur~ng the equipment, materials and
s uppl ies from the children and thereby reducing the
possib~lity o f i n jury to the children.
(5) The only other adjo~ning p roperty owner, the Atchison,
To peka and Santa Fe Railway Com pany, has no objection
to the vacation.
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City of Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission
March 16, 1971
III. WINSLOW CONSTRUCTION
Huron/Cornell Vacation
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Mr. Lentsch asked Planning Director Supinger to give the background of
this request.
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Mr. Supinger stated that Winslow Construction Company has requested the
vacation of South Huron Street between Cornell and Dartmouth Avenues,
and the vacation of West Cornell Avenue between the Galapago/Huron alley
and the intersection of West Cornell Avenue with Huron Street. It was
noted that both Huron and Cornell Avenue dead-end at their intersection.
Mr. Supinger stated that the property on both sides of South Huron Street
is owned by Winslow Construction Company, with the exception of 57 ft.
fronting on South Huron on the northwest corner, which is owned by the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. Mr. Supinger stated that the
Railway Company has stated they have no objection to the requested
vacation. Mr. Supinger stated that all utilities companies have been
notified of the proposal, and it has been requested that easement be
retained the same width as the dedicated rights-of-way.
Mr. Supinger stated that this property was zoned I-1 (Light Industrial),
and was used for the storage and parking of heavy equipment.
Mr. Supinger stated that the staff recommends approval of the request
with retention of the easement, and provided that the fencing which the
applicant is to provide be decorative in nature.
Mr. Tom Eitel, counsel for Winslow Construction Company, stated that
his client wished to close Huron Street between Dartmouth and Cornell,
and a portion of Cornell Avenue between Huron and the Huron/Galapago
alley. Mr. Eitel stated that his client will fence these vacated streets
off, and provide gates at Cornell and at the Dartaouth/Huron inter-
section. Mr. Eitel noted that his client has had problems with vandalism
of his equipment, and he feels that the vacation and fencing of the
streets, with a 6 ft. fence, will help eliainate these problems.
Mr. Eitel noted that the streets were not used by "through" traffic, but
chiefly those who wanted to get to the Winslow Construction Company.
Mr. Eitel noted that with the vacation of the streets, the City would not
have the responsibility of maintenance. Mr. Eitel noted that his client
has agreed that the fencing to be provided will be "decorative". Mr.
Eitel stated that his client is agreeable to the retention of easements
the width of the dedicated right-of-way in Huron and Cornell.
Mr. Lentsch asked if Mr. Eitel had made a survey of the people living
i n the area? Mr. Eitel replied that he had not.
Mr. Sup i nger stated that letters notifying property owners in the area
of the request were mailed. No comments have been received by the
Planning Department on this matter.
Mr. Weist asked Mr. Eitel how the 6 ft. height for the fence was deter-
mined? Mr. Eitel stated that this is the standard height for a fence
around industrial property, and tbat it would be in line with the existing
tencina.
Mr. Don Robertson, of tbe Atobison, TOpeka • lanta re lailwaJ, asked if
the railwaJ would 1et 1/~ of tbe vacated street alODI tbair 57 ft. owner-
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Mr. Supinger stated he could not answer that question, and stated he
would discuss the matter with the City Attorney. Mr. Robertson stated
that Winslow Construction Company leases some property from the Railroad,
and asked if they could lease the portion of vacated street to the
Company? Mr. Supinger replied that he felt the leasing could be done
if the right-of-way is vacated.
Mr. Lentsch asked if there were persons in the audience who wished to
speak in opposition to the request? No one indicated a desire to speak.
Mrs. Henning asked if either of the streets were to be involved in a
storm drainage project? Mr. Supinger checked the drainage maps, and
reported that the smrm drainage construction was shown to the south
in Dartmouth Avenue.
Dr. Walsh asked what prevented the City from benefiting from sale of a
street when it is determined that it is no longer needed, rather than
vacating the street and benefiting property owners? Mr. Supinger stated
that he felt one reason was that land for streets is dedicated to the
city for street purposes, and not purchased by the City. Discussion
followed.
Henning moved:
Patrick seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council
that South Huron Street between Cornell Avenue and
Dartmouth Avenue and West Cornell Avenue between the Galapago/Huron
alley and South Huron street be vacated, an easement the width of the
dedicated right-of-way to be retained in both streets. The reasons
for this recommendation are:
(1) The vacation of these streets will not be contrary to the intent
and purposes of the Comprehensive Plan, in that these streets now
"dead-end" and are not projected, nor would it be feasible, to tie
them into the traffic circulatory system of the City.
(2) Because the subject streets do not readily tie into the adjacent
street pattern, the City is put in the position of maintaining the
streets which primarily benefit one owner rather than the
public-at-large.
(3) Other streets in the area better serve the public and access will
not be denied any of the area residents by these vacations.
(4) The streets have been used for several years by the applicant
almost exclusively and have therefore been used as a part of his
industrial pursuits, which by the nature of the equipment used,
creates somewhat of an attractive nuisance to children playing in
the park recently developed to the south of Dartmouth. By vacating
the streets, the property will be enclosed, thus securing the
equipment, materials and supplies from the children and thereby
reducing the possibility of injury to the children.
(5) The only other adjoining property owner, the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company, has no objection to the vacation.
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FROM: James L. Supinger, Director of Planning
DATE: March 19, 1971
SUBJECT: Vacation of a portion of West Jefferson Avenue
(200 block)
The City Planning and Zoning Commission, at its meeting March
16, 1971, voted 8 -0 (one member absent) to recommend approval
of the vacation of the portion of West Jefferson Avenue between
the west line of South Bannock Street and the east line of the
Bannock/Cherokee alley for the following reasons:
(1) Additional right-of-way would have to be obtained for the
street to be opened and the limited use o f the street
would not justify using public funds to obtain the right-
of-way.
(2) The City Council considered the inclusion of West Jefferson
Av enue between South Bannock Street and South Cherokee
Street in Paving District No. 20, and excluded that street
from the Di trict following the Public Hearing at which a
majority of those present opposed the paving. Unless the
street were to be improved, it would not lend itself to
public travel and the majority of the property owners who
would be subject to assessment have indicated by petition
and appearance at a Public Hearing that they do not want
the s treet paved.
(3) The topography of the subje t right-of-way is such that
it does not lend itself to desirable design standards.
A minimal grade at the approach to Bannock for east-bound
traffic ould not be a hi ved feasi bly and the grade on
this portion of the str et would be such that it would be
diff1cult for east-bound traffic to travel in winter
month •.
(4) The 1nlcrse lion of South
of Jeff rson is of consid
cause 1t is lo at d at th
vi ability is v ry
fourth 1 g to thi
hazu·ds.
Bannock Street with the east leg
rable hazard at thi time be-
rest of the Banno k hill and
t-bound to north. To add the
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circulation because this street is closed and they would
not be without circulation nor access were it to remain
closed and the right-of-way vacated as proposed.
It is further recommended that the vacation action retain an
easement for utilities and drainage.
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City Planning & Zoning Commission
cc: Director of Public Works
Mr. James E. Allen
5744 South Huron
Littleton, Colorado 80120
enc: Staff Report Excerpt of City Planning & Zoning Commission Minutes.
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Vacation o f West Jefferson Avenue between Bannock
and the Bannock/Cherokee alley.
To Be Considered: March 16, 1971
Initiated by: The City of Englewood
Names of Abutting Property Owners:
North : 3597 South Bannock Street
James E. & L. M. Allen
South : 3605 South Bannock Street
Laurence C . & B. L. Koon
Lot 6, Block 4, Skerrits Addition, 2nd Filing
Ernest R. & S. E. Winkelmann
Zone District: R-3-B (Multi-family Residential)
Action Being Considered :
The vacation of the 50 foot right-of-way for West
Jefferson Avenue from the west line of South Bannock
Street to the east line of the Bannock/Cherokee alley.
Description o f Subject Area:
Most of the land in the north portion of the right-
o f -way is made use of by the apartment house at 3597
South Bannock, with the lawn extending into the area
s omewhat on the northeast, and the northwestern por-
tion is used f or parking. Wheel stops have been
placed in s uch a way as to keep the cars fr om running
up onto the lawn and apparently to define park i n g
spaces. The City Ditch angles across the south side
of the right-of-way in a northeasterly fas h i on and
a small grove of trees is growing downside fr om the
ditch .
There i a difference i n elevation of approximately
fifteen feet from the fl ow line of the west side of
South Bannock Street down to the alley.
The Bannock/Cherokee alley is not paved, but it is
open between u. s. 285 and West Kenyon Avenue and
provides access to adjoining properties. The resi-
dent between Jefferson and U. s. 285 make particularly
heavy usc of the alley to get access to the rear of
their properties. This access is limited somewhat
immediately south of Jefferson, because of the steep
grad n c ssary to approach Kenyon.
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That portion of West Jef fers on Avenue between the
alley and South Cherokee Street is not improved and
provides access to abutting properties and circulation
between the alley and South Cherokee Street.
There is an admixture of multi-family and single-
family residential uses on South Bannock Street and
South Cherokee Street.
Background of Previous Action :
On July 7, 1965 , the Planning Commission considered
the request o f H. J. Corah, whose add ress at that
time was 3597 South Bannock St reet, to either vacate
West Jef fers on Avenue between South Bannock Street
and the Bannock/Cherokee alley or to open 1t up for
traffic. The matter was referred to the City Engineer
for a recommendation as to the feasibility of opening
the street. The City Engineer, in a memo dated
July 27, 1965, recommended against the vacation and
suggested that the right-of-way be left "as is until
a need ar1ses for opening."
A petition was filed in 1970 to include the portion
of West Jefferson Avenue between the Bannock-Cherokee
alley and South Cherokee Street in Paving District
No. 20 for the year of 1971. The petition was f1led
by Harold J. Corah, 4031 South Fox Street and was
signed by owners of record of four other properties
which would be s ubject to assessment.
The Dire tor of Public Works was of the opinion that
if the w t half of the block were to be paved and
a s ss d against the property owne rs for 300 feet on
eith r ide, that those persons would get better use
of th treet if it were to go thru to South Bannock
Street. The west half of the block was then included
in th Paving District so that the Counc1l considered
the pav1ng of West Jefferson Avenue from South Bannock
Street to South Cherokee Street.
A petition opposing the Paving D1strict was f1led by
owners of ecord of 12 prope ties subject to assess-
ment.
The C1ty Counc1l excluded the street from the Paving
District and, following that action, the staff decided
that the portion of the right-of-way between the
Bannock/Cherokee alley and South Bannock Street could
phys1cally be op ned, but the grade (11%) would be
such that it would be difficult to maneuver in winter
month and would alma t necessarily cause the street
to be one-way west-bound because there would not be
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suff1cient distance t o maintain a minimum g rade for
a d1stance away fr om the intersection. It was then
decided to initiate the vacation o f that portion of
the right-of-way.
Comment s from other Departments :
The matt er ha s bee n referred to the interested City
Departments , and to the utility companies . The re is
no obje ct1 on to the vacation ; however, an easement
is needed for a water line.
Relationsh ip to the Comp rehen 1ve Plan :
The Comprehensive Plan does not call for this street
to be opened between South Bannock Street and the
Bannock/Cherokee alley.
Planning Department Analy i :
Th e open1ng of th1 s t reet at i ts 1ntersection with
South Bannock Street at the cres t of the Bannock hill,
would tntroduc e an addit1onal hazard to what lS al-
re ady a p1oblem 1ntersection. Visability is very
poor we t to north fo1' moto r1sts east of Bannock at
th1 time, becau e of the grade of the hill and the
crow n on Bannock Street which has developed after
many year of overlay . We re these motorists to want
to proceed we t to Cherokee, the crossing o f Bannock
would be mo t ha z a r dou s .
This sect1on of the street that 1s be i n g cons1dered
for vacation would have a steep grade be c au se o f the
topogtaphy and , while design -w 1se 1t lS possibl e to
open it, it 1s not go1ng to be without p obl e ms . An
ll ~ g 1ade ould be rea lized 1f a uniform grade were
to b tabl1shed tart1ng at the ce nterline of th e
all y and ontinuing to the west f low-l i n e of Bannock
Stre t. Th1 would be mo t d1fficult for east bound
motor1st to maneuver 1n winter months. Becau se o f
the s ho1 t distanc tnvolved , it would be d1ff1cult,
if not 1mpo 1bl , to maintain a minimal grad e fo a
dtstance away f1om the inte secti on for the safety
of motor1 t wa1t1 n g to enter th e 1 nt er ect1on, were
ea t-bound traf f1c to be perm1 tted. With these
lim1tat1on , it would be better were the street to
be for we t-bound traffic only. Th1s restriction
would limit the value of the street to the assessed
prop rttes and to the public.
1e idents of properties abutting th Bannock-
rake all y an continu to use the alley between
S. 285 and W st Kenyon Av nu and an ont1nue to
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Their needs could probably be better served were the
alley and that port1on of Jefferson between the alley
and Cherokee to be paved. The present right-of-way,
as shown on the attached sketch, is off-set at the
alley, and add1tional right-of-way would be requ1red
at the Bannock approach. It is questionable that
the property owner would be will1ng to dedicate the
necessary land and it is the op1nion of the taff
that C1ty funds should not be expended to acquire
the r1ght-of way.
Recommendation from the Plann1ng Depa tment :
The staff recommends that the port1on of West Jeffer-
son Avenue between the west line of South Bannock
Street and the east l1ne of the Bannock/Cherokee
alley be vacated and that an easement be retained.
The reasons for th1s vacation being :
(1) addittonal right-of-way would have to be obtained
for the street to be opened and the limited use
of the street would not just1fy us1ng publi c
funds to obtatn the right-of-way.
(2) The C1ty Counc1l considered the 1nclusion of West
Jefferson Avenue between South Bannock Street
and South Cherokee Street in Paving D1strict
No. 20, and excluded that street from the Dis-
trlct following the Public Hearing at which a
major1ty of those present opposed the paving.
Unles the ~treet were to be improved, it would
not lend 1tself to publ1c travel and the majority
of the property owners who would be subject to
assessment have ind1cated by pet1t1on and appea -
ance at a Public Hearing that they do not want
the treet paved.
(3 ) Th topo g r~phy of the subject right-of-way 1
s u c h that tl does not lend 1tself to des1rable
de i g n standard . A m1n1mal grade at the approach
to Bannock fo east-bound traff1c could not be
ach1eved fea 1bly and the grade on th1s po tion
of the street would be such that 1t would be
d1ff1cult for east-bound trafftc to travel in
winter months.
(4 ) The 1ntersection of South Bannock Street with
the east leg of Jefferson 1s of cons1derable
hazard at this time because it is located at
the cre s t of the Banno k h1ll and visabillty is
ve1y poor we s t-bound to no th. To add the fourth
leg to th1 s 1nt rsection would 1ntroduce ad-
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The residents 1n the area are not now denied
traffic circulation because this street is
closed and they would not be without C1rcula-
tion nor access were it to remain closed and
the .right-of-way vacated as proposed .
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City of E n glewood Planning and Zoning Commission
March 16, 1971
IV. VACATION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE
West line of Bannock to east line
of Bannock/ Cherokee alley.
CASE #5-71
Mr . Supinger stated that the City has initiated the vacation of West
Jefferson Avenue from the west line of Bannock Street to the east line
of the Bannock/Cherokee alley. This portion of West Jefferson Avenue
has not been opened, and were it to be opened, an 11% grade would be
required . It is the feeling of the staff that this portion of West
Jefferson s hould not be improved and opened, and recommends vacation
of this street with the retention of easements. Mr. Supinger stated
that the st af f report had been sent to property owners in the area
from Hampd en to Kenyon.
Mr. Lent sc h asked if there were members of the audience who wished to
speak in favor of the proposal?
Mr. James E. Allen stated he owned property adjacent to the street
recommended for vacation. He asked if this street were vacated, if
one hal f of the street would revert to his ownership? He asked why
the City wanted to vacate the roadway?
Mr. Supinger stated that the staff does not feel that the right-of-
way is usable for street purposes. Further brief discussion followed.
Mr. Allen stated h e had no objection to the proposed vacation.
Mr. Lents c h asked if there were any one else who wished to speak?
No member o f the audience i ndicated a desire to speak.
Mr. Car lson qu estioned the accuracy of the maps accompanying the staff
report, in that one map i ndi cates a 20/40 split at the centerline of
the street, and another map indicates a 30/30 division. Discussion
f ollowed.
Mr. Allen again addre ssed the Commission, and stated that there is a
5.10 ft. easement on his property for sidewalk purposes, and asked
if the va cationof the roadway would vacate this easement, or what
would happen with this easement? Mr. Supinger stated that as a rule
the sidewalk was a part of the right-of-way dedication and that the
correct right-of-way width is 60 feet. Further brief discussion ensued.
Senti moved:
Mosbarger seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council
that the right-of-way for West Jefferson Avenue,
betwe e n the west right-of-way line of South Bannock Street and the
e a st l i ne of the Bannock-Cherokee alley, be vacated and that an
easeme nt b e retaine d for utilities. The reasons for the recommended
vacation are:
(1 ) Additional ri g ht-of-way would have to be obtained for the street
to be opened and the limited use of the street would not justify
u si n g publi c funds to obtain the right-of-way •
(2) The City Cou n cil considered the inclusion of West Jefferson Ave-
nu e betwee n South Bannock Street and South Cherokee Street in
Paving District No. 20, and excluded that street from the District
followi n g the Publi c Hearing at which a majority of those present
opposed the pav i n g . Unless the street were to be improved, it
would no t lend itself to public travel and the majority of the
pt·ope rty owners who would be subject to assessment have indicated
be p eti tion and appearance at a Public Hearing that they do not
want the s treet paved.
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(3 ) The topography of the subject right-of-way is such that it does
not lend itself to desirable design standards. A minimal grade
at the approach to Bannock for east-bound traffic could not be
achieved feasibly and the grade on this portion of the street
would be such that it would be difficult for east-bound traffic
to travel in winter months.
(4) The intersection of South Bannock Street with the east let of
Jefferson is of considerable hazard at this time because it is
located at the crest of the Bannock hill and visibility is very
poor west-bound to north. To add ths fourth leg to this
intersection would introduce additional hazards.
(5) The residents in the area are not now denied traffic circula-
tion because this street is closed and they would not be without
circulation nor access were it to remain closed and the
right-of-way vacated as proposed.
The motion carried unanimously.
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CITY O F ENCLC 10 00, COLO.
REGUI.AR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MARCH 18, 1971 , 7:00 P.M.
PRES ~NT : J. F . DeVivier, H . R. Braun , E . L. Ausfahl, and J. F. Murphy
THE FOLLOWI G MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1 . The minute s of the last regular meeting as printed.
2 . The following anniversary i ncreases effective April 1, 1971:
~NN~ME~----------------------~TITLE & DEPARTMENT
BALMER, ,To hn E. Patrolman 2nd
HITCHCOCK, Robert L. Plant Operator, Sewer
KAPAUN, Paul F. Engineering Aide II
McCOLL UM, Howard W. Meter Reader, Utilities
MYERS, Charles E. Plant Operator, Water Prod.
P:TNO, Max Patrolman 2nd
3. The following anniv ersary increase effective April 8, 1971:
RAHN , Warren I. Patrolman 3rd
GRADE &
STEP
21F
20F
19C
16C
20C
21F
21D
4. The following probationary to permanent status change with increase
effecti v e March 1, 1971:
GREGORY, Anne Dispatcher, Police 14B
5. The following probationary to permanent status change with increase
effective April 1 , 1971:
VINCENT, J . D. Maintenanceman, Street 17B
6. The following probationary to permanent status changes without
increase effective Ap~il 1, 1971:
DURANT, Henry Engineering Aide III
L INDBLOM, William E . Equipment Operator II, Parks
7. The following terminations:
BECK, Clarence
FUNK , Ro sina
KIRBY, Ru th V .
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Plant Operator, Sewer
Effective February 25, 1971
Dispatcher, Police
Effect ive March 7, 1971
Ch ief Clerk, Utilities
Effective March 9, 1971
22C
19B
20B
14A
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NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT
BRADSHAW, Henry S.
DADDIS, Nick
McKENNA , Donald F.
Mc LENNAN , Donald
OTTO , Leon
PHILLIPS, David J .
REYNOLDS, Charles
Asst. Utilities Director
Effective March 8, 1971
Patrolman 1st
Effective March 1, 1971
Plant Operator, Sewer
Effective March 1, 1971
Patrolman 1st
Effective March 1, 1971
Maintenanceman, Parks
Effective February 22, 1971
Maintenanceman, Parks
Effective March 17, 1971
Patrolman 1st
Effective March 1, 1971
9. The following Progress Reports:
ALCANTAR , Manuel Maintenanceman Leadman, Water Dist.
ANGEL , William T. Maintenanceman, Street
BlNARD, Andrew W. Plant Operator, Water Production
BOH, Elden C. Lieutenant, Fire
BOTKINS, G. L. Plant Operator, Sewer
CHAPMAN, Raymond E. Equipment Operator II
COSBY, Ray Fireman 1st
CROSSLEY, Florence Survey Inspector, Utilities
FRAZIER , Ronald Sergeant, Police
GARFUNKLE, Alvin Sergeant, Police
GRAY, Doran Patrolman 1st
JARRED , Duane Patrolman 1st
JOHANNE S , Albert Foreman, Water Dist.
KELLEY, J. B. Plant Operator , Water Production
LEFF , Kenneth L. Sergeant, Police
McELHANEY, Kenneth Fireman 1st
McFARLAND, Robert D. Lieutenant, Fire
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GRADE &
STEP
28B
21A
20A
21A
17A
17A
21A
19F
17F
20F
25F
20F
19F
22F
llF
25F
25F
22F
22F
22F
20F
25F
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NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT
MEANS, Dillon
MILLER , Keith M.
MON ·rGOMERY, Dell
MULL , Leon V .
MUSSER , Harry
PAYNE , Nellie B.
PENNEY , Robert E.
RIDDLE, Charles
ROMANS , Edith
RUGG I ERO, Hugo
SAGRlLLO , Quinton J.
SCHNEIDER , Susie
SEAY , Jay
SMITH , J. Lonnie
URBI\N, Bobby
WALLACE, Orville
WELTY, Gertrude
WOODHEAD, Esther M.
Equipment Operator II, Street
Patrolman lst
Maintenanceman, Street
Sergeant, Pol ice
Draftsman Inspector, Utilities
Senior Account Clerk, Utilities
Sergeant, Police
Patrolman 1st
Secretary, Parks
Purchasing Agent, Finance
Asst. City Engineer
Secretary, Building
Lieutenant, Fire
Lieutenant, Police
Patrolman 1st
Sergeant, Police
Secretary, Planning
Central Printing and Office Supply
Clerk, Finance
GRADE &
STEP
19F
22F
17F
25F
17F
13F
25F
22F
16F
23F
30F
16F
25F
26F
22F
25F
16F
13F
A letter from Chief Hamilton was presented to the Board. The letter
requested that the correspondence regarding a disciplinary action which
had taken place over a year ago be purged from the Career Serv ice
Board records. The letter indicated that the department files had also
been purged of any records regarding the disciplinary action.
The Board asked Mr. Murphy what the policy on purging records was .
Mr . Murphy replied up to this time there had been no policy regarding
t h is .
The Board felt that while the department head can do what he wants
w~th his departmental records, the records of the Career Service Board
would remain intact. However, the recommendation had been made in this
person's behalf, and the Board took note of the recommendation.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 18, 1971, IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED AND PASSED TO MAKE
IT THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD'S POLICY NOT TO PURGE THE OFFICIAL PER-
SONNEL RECORDS OF ANY EMPLOYEE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
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The Board also directed Mr . Murphy to write a letter to Chief Hamilton
pointing out that, prior to this time, the Board had never purged the
official records of any employee of the City .
The job description and salary recommendat~on for the new position of
Recreat:ton Supervisor were discussed.
IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED AND PASSED TO ACCEPT THE JOB EVALUATION AS SUB-
MITTED AND TO ESTABLISH THE GRADE FOR RECREATION SUPERVISOR AT GRADE 22.
The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is scheduled for
Apn.l 15, 1971.
J. F. DEVIVIER
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FROM: BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
SUB J ECT : ESTAB I SHMENT OF A RECREATION SUPERVISOR POSITI ON
DATE : March 19. 1971
Due to research and JOb evaluation, the Career Service Board
recommends tha t a pos it1on for Recreation Superv i sor be establi shed
and e v aluated at grade 22 . Starting salary at grade 22 would be
$628 .
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ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD -MAR@!T'Il&i !!:~1-E\ ·ooo. COLO.
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Robohm at 5:03 P.M.
Memb ers Present: Robohm, Lay, Kreiling , Mock, Horton, Menger
Memb ers Ab sent: Harder, Rosvall, Schwab
Other Officials Present: Utilities Director Carroll
Legal Con sultant Shivers
1 . Mr . Ca rrol l introduced Mr. Henry S. Bradshaw to the Board.
Mr . Br adshaw comm enced work on Monday 8 March 1971 as Assistant Director
of Utilities .
2 . EXTENSIO N OF LEASE AGREEMENT WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO
covering the 5 wells owned by Public Service Company of Colorado on their
Clay Street property . Mr. Carroll noted that the terms of this agreement
called fo r a yearly rental from the City of j ust one (1) dollar and that
the yearly renewal was customary and very beneficial to the City. (See
Attachment 1, letter f rom Public Service Company of Colorado).
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Horton moved,
Lay seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to the City Council
that the Lease Agreement with the Public Service Company of
Colorado covering the five wells owned by the Public Service
C o.nip~ of Col orafio on Lll ... .:.r _ Cla)· Str eet property be approved
and that said Lease Agreement be approved and properly
executed by the City.
Ay e s: All
Nays : No ne
Mr . Harder arrived and was seated at 5:12 P.M.
3 . RECREATIONAL USE OF LAYTON AND McLELLAN RESERVOIRS.
Mr. Carroll pre sented to the Board a letter from Mr. E.P. Romans, Director
of Parks and Recreation, outlining a plan for the use of said reservoirs
for recreational purposes under the supervision of the Parks and Recreation
Department. (See Attachment 2, letter from E.P. Romans, Director of Parks
and Recreation). Chairman Robohm proposed that the proposals for Layton
and McLellan reservoirs be considered separately to which proposal the
Boa r d agreed .
LAYTON RESERVOIR:
Mr . Horton stated that he did no t favor the use of Layton reservoir for
recreational purposes b ecause of the difficulty of preventing litter i n
and around the reservo i r and other practices that would degrade the envi-
ronment . Thi s opi n ion had been expressed by other res idents in his
neighborhood . Mr. Horton proposed Centennial Park as a suitable alternative.
Mr . M en~er requested Attorney Shi vers opinion. Mr. Shivers observed that
he pro lem of pollution of the water itself by fishermen would be minimal,
but that the psychological problem might be considerable when residents saw
persons fishing in the s ource of their drinklng water . In addition, he
pointed out that the liability to the Utilities Department in the case of
an accident to a person using this facility would bear close scrutiny and
would differ from the liability of the City in that the Utilities Department
was a proprietary rather than a governmental function. Mr. Lay stated that
conside r i ng tha t the reservo i r would be stocKed w~tn r~sn ~n ~Y c~se ~o
control algae growth and since liability insurance could be obtained, he
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would like to see this area used for the proposed recreational purposes.
He pointed out that there aren't many places available for children to fish
and that under these circumstances this plan was worth trying. Mr. Menger
expressed the op i nion that the residents of the area would not want to see
b ait and fish heads littering the edge of their reservoir. Mr. Harder in-
dic ated support conditional on s t rong control and supervision by the Parks
and Recreation De p artment. Mr. Shivers observed that adequate control of
the litter was virtually impossible short of assigning one adult to each
j uvenile fisherman .
Mr . Horton moved ,
Mr . Menger se c onded, That the Board NOT favorably consider the Layton
reservoir for recreational use.
Ayes: Morton, Menge r, Mock, Robohm
Nays: Kreiling, Harder, Lay
Absent: Rosvall, Schw ab
McLELLAN RESERVOIR:
Mr. Carroll, quoting from the letter from E.P. Romans (Attachment 2) next
presented the Parks Department plan to supervise a limited program during
1971 wherein t he Boy Scouts would be allowed to clean up the grounds, build
fireplaces and plant shrubs and use the lake for limited scouting purposes.
Mr. Horton indic ated that in his opinion the area should be developed, but
that the problem of Utilities Department liability for accidents when used
for recreational purposes should be very closely examined. Mr. Lay observed
that the problem of adequate control in such an area would be very great.
Mr. Shivers advised that most municipalities don't permit their reservoirs
to be used for recreational purposes. Mr. Kreiling observed that past and
even current practice elsewhere is not sufficient reason for not trying a
proposal that otherwise seems to have merit. He proposed that the Board
request the Parks Department to present a program for the coming year for
the consideration of, and action by the Water Board. At the Chairman's
request then,
Mr . Kreiling moved,
Mr. Harder seconded, That the Parks and Recreation proposal for the use
of McLellan reservoir is approved by the Board in
principle with the provision that the Water Board
will also consider the full plan for 1971 and make
a judgement based on that plan.
Ayes: Menger, Kreiling, Harder, Robohm
Nays: Horton, Mock , Lay
Absent: Rosvall, Schwab
4 . FI NAN CIAL AS SISTANCE FOR NEW SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITY.
Mr. Carroll reported that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the
Federal Government has notified the City that they will participate in the
financing of our new sewage t reatment facility to the extent of a grant
amounting to approximately 30% of the cost thereof. They will require from
us con tinuous data and analysis for one year after completion of construc tion.
According to Mr . Carroll 's c alcul ations, federal participation has to-date
increase d the cost of this pro j ect by $50,000 to $100,000, by virtue of
various additi onal requirements levied by the EPA. A formal grant proposal
f rom EPA i s expected shortly.
5 . METERING STUDY
Mr. Carroll distributed copies of the Metering Study for the City of
Englewood to those who had not received them at the last meeting.
Chairman Robohm asked the group if they were prepared to discuss this
matter . The Board members i ndicated their preference to defer discussing
until the next meeting to permit the members to study the matter more
thoroughly .
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Mr . Carroll then presented to the Board the proposed License and Right
of Way Agreement by which Mr . Alvin Jay Ratliff seeks permission to realign
City Ditch where it adjoins his property at 3430 South Grant Street and to
enclose it at that point . Mr. Carroll assured the Board that the con-
struction as proposed was in no way detrimental to the City 's interests
in City Ditch . After some di scussion ..
Mr . Kreiling moved ,
Mr . Menger seconded,
Ayes : All
Nay s: None
That the Board approve the proposed License agreement
that authorizes Mr. Alvin Jay Ratliff to enclose the
City Ditch as it adjoins the p roperty at 3430 South
Grant and that the Chairman be authorized to execute
the license on behalf of the Board . Further that the
Board recommend to the City Council that the proposed
Right of Way Agreement for same property be approved
and properly executed by the City .
Absent : Rosvall, Schwab
7. CITY DITCH WATER RIGHTS FOR SALE BY RIO GRANDE LAND COMPANY
Mr. Carroll indicated that he had received inquiries from the Rio Grande
Land Company as to our interest in buying their City Ditch water ri ghts .
He pointed out that we are now at our legal limit of participation in the
ownership of water rights in City Ditch, but that the matter might b ear
further investigation since we have a substantial i nterest in this source of
water. The matter was referred to Mr. Shivers for an evaluation of the Rio
Grande Land Company holdings.
8 . Mr . Menger inquired of Mr. Carroll as the availability of qualified
personnel to operate our present and programmed facilities in the light of
the increasing demand for persons with such qualifications in water and
sewage treatment plants.
Mr. Carroll replied that the program of wage analysis conducted by the
Personnel Department keeps us abreast of the wage scales in comparable mu-
nicipalities to insure that we remain competitive here. The additional
sewage treatment facility now programmed will have more elaborate electrical
and remote contro ls . Because of this he expects to need at that time an
electrician and an additional maintenance man . However, these are the only
additions to the present force that should be required to operate both the
present and planned facilities .
9. Mr. Lay then inquired of Mr. Carroll as to the status of Union ac-
tivities as they affect the operation of the Utilities Department. Mr.
Carroll replied that the City administration had offered the union rep-
resentative the opportunity to appear before council upon formal request
from the proper business agent . To date no such request has been received .
10. WESTER SLOPE WATER RIGHTS
Mr . Shivers reported to the Board the status of current legal proceedings
with regard to our Western Slope Water Rights. These are conditional rights
with the fi nal decree dependant upon actual beneficial use of the water.
Every two years the City must file for a diligence hearing to prove our
intent to complete any construction required to put the water to beneficial
use. Upon completion of construction and when the beneficial use is es-
tablished in fact the court can declare a permanent decree .
Most recently, design analysis revealed that we could achieve the same
yield at a lesser cost by abandoning the Little Beaver Creek interceptor
and interceptin g instead , Trail Creek #l and #2 . Mr . Shivers therefore
recommended to the Board that the Board petition the City Council to authorize
the Mayor and City Clerk to make this change.
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Mr . Harder moved
Mr. Mock second e d , That the Board recommend to City Council that at such
t i me as the description of the Beaver Creek interceptor
i s completed that the City Council authorize the Mayor
and the City Clerk to execute a quit claim deed, with
such description, to Raymond Sloan or persons designated
by h im .
Ayes: Al l
Nays: None
Absent: Rosval l, Schwab
Mr. Shivers then commented that an early decision by the Court ~in ~±he
matter of the diligence hearing could be expected.
Mr . Carroll added that the bids for pipe for this project had come in and
it appeared that due to unusual circumstances in the current market the
cost will be about 15% higher than the original estimates. In the dis-
cussion that followed it was the consensus that the proposed concrete pipe
would be appropriate and adequate and that the bid price was not out of line.
There being no further business to come before the Englewood Water and
Sewer Board:
Mr . Lay moved,
Mr. Horton seconded, That the meeting be adjourned.
Ayes : All
Nays: None
Absent: Rosvall, Schwab
The meeting was adjourned at 6:15 P.M.
Recording Secretary
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Mr . Stanl e y OjaJ
City Manage r
Ci y of Engle wovd
Harch 3, 1971
3400 South El a t i Street
Engle wood, Col rado 80110
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Attac hed hereto, in duplicate, is t he pro pos e d Lease Agreement
c overing the 5 wells owned by Public Service Compan y o n our Clay Street
property. As you will note, this lease covers the pe1i od from January 29,
1970 to January 29, 1971, and is renewable for yearly periods thereafter.
We pre-dated this lease to 1970 because the previous lease did expire on
that date and thi will give us a continuous agreement from that point on.
1 should also mention that both parties have been abiding by the terms of
the lease since that time.
If satisfactory, please have both copies of the lease signed on
behalf of the City and return both copies to my attention. Upon c ompletion,
one copy will be returned to you for your files.
C..Allenry:HHM:ml
attac hment s
Very truly yours,
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TO : Chari<·< B . Ca rroll , l r ., Dirtclor of Utilities DATE hbt·uary 23 , 19 71
FROM : f.. P . Ro ma n s , Dl rec t or of Park s a nd Rec r ea t ion
SUBJECT : Rec •e a tl o nal Use of Layto n and Mel t•ll an Reservo ir
Th e En g l e woo d Park s and Re c reati o n Commi ss i on appr ove d a plan f o r u se of La y t o n
and McLe l l an Re serv l r for p r e s entation Lo th e Wat rand Se~ r Bo ard . Barr i ng
un se ~n pro b l ms , r Ju t , catfish a nd croppie c an be secur d I rom th e Gam e Fi s h
a nd Park s Departm n .
I . Layton Reservoir : A pilot children s fi s hin g program f o r 19 7 1
i s s ubmitted with exten sion of fi s hing times a s fund s c an be
sec ure d .
(a ) F ishi ng for c hildren only. Acce ss will b e in southea s t
gate on ly .
(b) Saturday and Sunday fishing in the spring with Saturday ,
Suoday and Wednesday fis hing durin g th s ummer .
(c) A q ua l ified attendant will be on duty during t hese days,
to s upervise the fishing and litt ring of the area .
{d ) 1 rash barrels will be sec ured to the fence and emptied at
inte rval s by park crew. The park c rew will also clean area
peri odicall y .
2 . McLell an Re s ervoir: Be c ause of th e S tate Highway Depar tme n t plan
to d o ~o rk on the south side o f the reservoir , any improvements
must be done on the north and east of the reservoir.
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on s pecial work programs to enter the fen c ed area on c e rtain day s .
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Wo rk programs planned will b
(a ) General cleanup of the area of th old tre e s and l i t t r
all around the reservoir.
(b ) Plant trees and shru b s on north and a s id
{c) Construct a few small firepla c s on no rth and ea id •
A more compreh nsive d v lopm n t p ro r m will b pr nted
when the highway work i started.
CC S tanl y H. Dia l , City Mana r
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENG LEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
March 16 , 1971
Sub j e c t : Ri ght of Way Agreement on City Ditch Property
Re c ommenda ti on : That the Right of Way Agreement betwenn the City of
Englewood and Mr. Alvin Jay Ratliff whereby Mr. Ra tliff
is g ranted permission to realign City Ditch where it
adjoins his property at 3430 South Grant Street be
approved and properly executed.
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ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: L.A. Robohm Jtt_S
Chairman
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
March 16, 1971
Subject: Authorization to Execute Quit Claim Deed
Recommendation: That the City Council authorize the Mayor and the
City Clerk to execute a quit claim deed conveying the
City's interest in the land associated with the Little
Beaver Creek interceptor to Raymond Sloan or persons
designated by him as soon as the description of the
Beaver Creek interceptor is completed.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: L.A. Robohm bf.S
Chairman
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
Date: March 16, 1971
Subject: Extension of Lease Agreement with Public Service Company
of Colorado.
Recommendation: That the Extension Lease Agreement between the City
of Englewood and the Public Service Company of Colorado, whereby five
(5) wells owned by the Public Service Company of Colorado on their
Clay Street property are rented to the City for one ($1.00) a year,
be approved and properly executed by the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: L.A. Robohm ~
Chairman
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
Date: March 16, 1971
Subject: Extension of Lease Agreement with Public Service Company
of Colorado.
Recommendation: That the Extension Lease Agreement between the City
of Englewood and the Public Service Company of Colorado, whereby five
(5) wells owned by the Public Service Company of Colorado on their
Clay Street property are rented to the City for one ($1.00) a year,
be approved and properly executed by the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: L.A. Robohm ~
Chairman
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LAW OFFICES
SHIVERS & LEE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
No. 2 Sherman Building
3470 South Sherman Street
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
80110
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CITY C OU ICIL DOCUMENT,
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CITY OF ENGLCV O OD, COL
March 29, 1971
Mr. B. V. Berardini
City Attorney
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Re: Sloan Settlement, Diligence Hearing
and Petitions, Bureau of Land Management
Dear Bernie:
At its next meeting, the City Council will receive a
recommendation from the Water and Sewer Advisory Board re-
questing that it authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute a
Quit Claim Deed to certain of the Rights of Way acquired from
Mr. Sloan and his associates on Beaver Creek in the Frasier
River Basin.
The Engineers advise that the Beaver Creek Interceptor
is not necessary and we therefor agreed to convey this land
as a part of a settlement with Mr. Sloan at the Diligence
Hearing March 16, 1971.
I enclose a suggested form of Resolution with the request
that you revise it as deemed necessary by you and have it ready
for passage at the April 5th regular council meeting.
MOS :bh
Enclosure
Very truly yours,
/s/ M. 0. Shivers, Jr.
M. 0. Shivers, Jr.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANC E NO. /0 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINAN \.t APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE-
MENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO . 70 IN Til[ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING
AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH
LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE
OF SAID CO ST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE
DISTRICT; ~~D PRESCRIBING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION AND
PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14,
Series of 196 , of said City and the Laws of the State
of Colorado, enacted Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1970,
creating Sidewalk Improvement District No. 70, and pro-
viding for the construction therein of sidewalk improve-
ments; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager and Director of Finance
advertised for bids to construct such improvements in
three (3) consecutive weekly issues of the ENGLEWOOD
HERALD; and
WHEREAS, on September 8, 1970, the City Council of
the City o f Englewood, Colorado, accepted the bid of
J & N Concrete in the amount of $5,278.65 as the lowest
and best bid and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute contract documents; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the total costs of such improvements
have be e n reliably ascertained; and
WHEREAS, a statement showing the total cost of the
improvements has been duly filed with the City Council ;
and
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WHEREAS, from the statement mad e and filed with th e
City Council, it appears that the whole cost of said im -
provements is the sum of $10,312.41 , said amo u nt including
costs of in!>p ction , collection and other incidentals and
also including i nterest as allowed by law; and
WHEREAS, from said state ment it also appears that
the City Cou n cil has apportioned a sha r e ,.f the s aid
whol cost to eac h lot or tract of land i1 ~aid Distr ict ,
in accordanc e with the b n fits to be d ri v e d by said
prop rty and in the proportions and amounts sev.;rally
set forth in a Resolution adopted by the Ci ty Council on
the lst day of February , 1971 , which Resolut ion is by
r f renee made a par t l~reof; and
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WHERE AS , Notice of a p~blic hearing conce rning the
l evying of assessments on the r eal property in the Dis-
trict and upon this ordinance has been published once
a week for three (3) weeks in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD, a
newspaper o f general circulation in the City , and, in
addition, a c opy of the Notice has been mailed, postage
pre paid, to eac h known owner of real propert y within the
District, which Notice is b y reference made a part hereof;
and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said
Notice, the City Council met in open session for the
purpose of he aring any objections or protests that mi ght
be made against said assessments; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been
duly heard and considered, the Council has determined
that such objections should be denied except as this
Ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein
changes in said assessments based upon said objections;
and
WHEREAS, on the 15th day of March, 1971, a Bill
for an Ordinance Approving The Whole Cost Of The Im-
provements Made In And For Sidewalk Improvement District
No. 70, In The City Of Englewood, Colorado; Approving
And Confirming The Apportionment Of Said Cost To Each
Lot Or Tract Of Land In Said District ; Ass e ssing A
Share Of Said Cost Against Each Lot Or Tract Of Land
In The District; And Prescribing The Manner of Collec-
tion And Payment Of Said Assessments, was introduced
and was passed on first reading.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the whole cost and app o rtionment
of the same, as set forth in said Resoluti o n and Notice
and as amended herein, is hereby ap pr oved and confirmed,
and said app rtionment is hereby de cl ared t o be in accor-
dance with the benefits which the property in said Dis-
trict will receive by reason of the construct ion of said
improv m nts; and a share of said cost is hereby assessed
to and upon ach lot or tract of land within the District
in th proportions and amounts set forth in said Resolu-
tion and Notice.
Section 2. That of the whole cost of $1 0,312.41,
the City of Englewood will pay $4 ,09 L.81 , I '<tving a
balance of $6 ,22 0.56 to be assessed again sr Lhe rea l
prop rty in said District , in accordanc w. t h Resolution
No. 9, S ries of 1971.
S ction 3. That said ass ssrnents shall be due and
payabl at the of fice of the Dire ctor of Financ e , without
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demand, within thirty days from and after the final pub-
lication of r h i s Ordinance. · In case any owner of real
p rope rt y a ~s ssed under this Ordinance shall fail to pay
the wh ole o f such ass e ssment against his property within
s aid thirt y days, then, the pro rata cost of said im-
provement s s o assessed against his property, together
with inter st at the rate of 6-1/2 per cent per annum
on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
annual installments, the first of which installments
of principa l and interest shall be due and payable on
or before January 1, 1972, and the remainder of said in-
stallments shall be due and payable successively on or
before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter,
until said principal and interest are paid in full.
Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or
interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid
principal to become due and payable immediately, and
the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accrued
interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of
one per centum (1%) per month, or fraction of a month,
until the date of tax sale, as by law provided, but at
any time prior to the date of the sale, any owner may
pay the amount of all unpaid installments with interest
at one per centum (1%) per month, or fraction of a month,
upon all delinquent installments, and all penalties accrued,
and shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter
to pay in installments in the same manner as if default
had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in
default as to any installment or payment may, at any
time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued
interest to the date of the next assessment installment
payment date. Payments may be made to the Director of
Finance at any time within thirty days after the final
publication of this Ordinance. Immediately after the
expiration of such thirty day period, said assessments
shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe
County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law.
Section 4 . That if any one or more sectio'ns or
parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged un e nforceable
or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or
invalidate the remaining provision s of this Ordinance,
it being the intention that the variou s provisions here of
are severable.
Section 5. This Ordinance, after its final passage,
sh all be recorded in the City Ordinance Book kept for
that purpose , shall be authenticated by the signatures
of the Mayor and City Clerk, and shall be published in
the ENGLE WOOD HERALD , a n e wspaper of general ci r c ulation
published in said City, within seven days ufter its final
passag , and shall be and remain irrep alable until the
ass ssm nt s hereby made shall be paid in full.
Introduced, read in full and pass ed on first reading
on th 15th day of March, 1971.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 17th
day of March, 1971.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
_________ day of , 1971
Series Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1971 on the day of ------------1971.
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 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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Apnl 2 , 1971
FROM · Ke lls Waggon r
SUBJECT : PAVING DI STR I CT NO . 19
The followin~ i nformatio n is to supplement that m mo dated April 1,
1971 . l isting t h e corrections to Paving Distri c t No . 19 assessment
roll .
The first two items. i .e.: Whirley and Eastwood are off set ting
items. Our ori ginal own e r s hip list shows that Whirley owned
lots 47 & 48 . Block 11 , South Broadway Height s; therefor e,
we assessed fu ll costs fo r the two lots under Whirley's name .
Actual ly the lots were split with Whirley owning onlf th e
East ~ of lots 47 & 48 and Eastwood owning the West ~ of lots
47 • 48 ; therefore , the change as listed.
The next two items, i.e .: Carlson and Warren are offsetting
items. Our original ownership list shows tnat Carlson owned
lots 1 & 2 , Block 16 , Logandale 2nd Filing , and that Warren
owned lots 3-5 Block 16 , Logandale 2nd Filing ; therefor e.
the assessment as originally calculated. Actually lot 3 was
split between the two owners , with Carlson owning the north
10 feet of lot 3 and Warren owning the south 15 feet of lot 3 ;
therefor e , cauaing the change in the assessment.
The aext two ite.a , i .e .: Voight & Valentine ar e offsetting
iteas. Our o riginal ownership list shows that Voight owned
lots 12 & 13 , Block 2 , South Broadway Heights and that Valen ti n e
owned lots 14 -1 6 , Bloc k 2 , South Broadway Height s; ther e fore .
the assessment as originally calculated. Actually lot 14 was
owned by Voi gbt instead of Valentine and ,therefore , the c hange
in assessment .
The r est of the items, i.e .: Gardner thru Fout are offse tting
iteas . Our original calculations had figured the total cost of
the block correctly but in arriving at the per front foot cost
we failed to include a 30-foot frontage (owned by Fout) which
lies on the weat side of 4200 South Huron and north of th e
centerline of Princeton. Tbe result , by adding this 30-foot frontage ,
was the reduction of all asseeaaents in the bloc~ with the
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the h ea ring a nd n e ~ assessme nt letters were se nt out in ti m
fur t h e hear1ng on assessments.
Pr otest lett e r ~ answered with notation t h at assessments ar e cor-
r ee l includ e t h e following:
Glady s M Wyman , 4510 South Acoma
Earl G . Grei n , 4220 South Huron
Arnold L . Kaut z, 4051 South Cherokee
P e arl M Jackson . 3800 South Broadway
Paul E . Rumbaugh. 3801 South Grant
Vincil G . McWilliams , 3795 South Grant
John S . Duncan , 3998 South Washington
Goldi e B . Thompson , 4003 South Grant
Charlot te C . Turpen , 4161 South P e nn sy lvania
Charlis R . Bernhardt , 4501 South Clarkson
Raymond L . Mishler, 4026 S. Bannock
John B . Zadie , Minot AFB, North Dakota
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A letter breakdown of assessment was sent to Mr. Lester Kelley
of 3701 South Grant as requested at hearing . (assessment correct)
Meetings in tbe field have been held with:
Daniel Wagner, 3845 South Fox (assessment correct)
Charlis R . Bernhardt, 4501 South Clarkson (noted above)
Kenneth Carlberg , 3865 South Grant (assessment correct)
A meeting is set up for Saturday , April 3 , 1971 , in the field
with McWilliams and Rumbaugh. (noted above)
Other assessment protests which were found to be correct include:
Phyllis R. Klink , 3775 South Lincoln (for a sid e str t)
Roy Gilbert , 3884 South Galepago (for an alley)
Clarence Arnett , 4242 South Logan (for a sid e street)
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DATE . April 1 , 1971
FROM : Ke lls Waggon r
SUBJECT : PAVING DISTR ICT NO. 19
Th e fo llow in~ corrections should b e made to th e ass essmen t roll
fo r Paving Dis trict No . 19:
Th e e corr ec t i ons are the result of personal contacts or te l e-
phone calls to this office prior to the hearing on th e di st ri ct.
With the e x ce ption of 4200 block South Huron . where we failed
to assess a 30-foot frontage , they are errors in the original
legal d esc ription from the title company .
Ass essme nt
Name & Address Legal Description 01 New
Dempsey E . & Hazel E . E~ lots 47 & 48 $ 542 .94 $ 295.19
Whirley Block 11
4001 s . Grant South Broadway Hts.
Marion H . & lola E . w~ lots 47 & 48 none $ 247.75
~stwood Block 11
230 E. Nassau Ave. South Broadway Hts .
Rudolph W. Carlson & Lots 1 & 2 & N 10'$ 407 .96 $ 489 .53
Estate Edith N . Carlson of 3 , Block 16
3800 s . Galapago Logandale 2nd filing
William 1. & Leomar B. s 15' of lot 3 & $ 611 .89 $ 530.32
Warr n all 4 jk 5 , Block 16
4103 South Clarkson Logandale 2nd Filing
Harold D . & Violet A Lots 12-14 $ 52 .61 $ 105 .22
Voight Block 2
3930 s . Pearl South Broadway Hts .
Ida II . Val ntine Lot s 15 .. 16 $ 157 .84 $ 105 .2 3
3961 s . P arl Block 2
South Broadway Hts .
W1.11ter F . I. Ma1 R . Lots 1-4 $ 728 .67 $ 711.69
Gardn r Block 25
619 North Lafayette Jacksons Broadway Hts.
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:JJne & Address
E<1t'l G. & Mnrdell<' C.
Gr< in
4 220 Sout h ll tl ro n
Elmo W. & Bonnie R .
Upc hurch
12 :10 Sout h ll u ro n
Lucill e P il l e r
4244 South Hu r o n
Re fugio B . & Ge neva R .
Gonzale s
4250 South Huro n
Au g ust F. & M. Juanita
P ott h off
4254 South Huron
Floyd M. & Kar P n L.
Ric hardson
2711 S . Linl ey Ct.
Gordon T . Bailey .
Trustee
4274 South Hur o n
Thelma P . & Peter J .
Spomer
737 We st Qu i nc y
George E . & Margaret R .
McLaughlin
4211 South Huron
Albert Z . & Ann M.
Johanne s
4235 South Huron
James D . & Joyce C .
McConnell
4245 South Huron
Aubrey E . & A. Marjorie
Gates
4247 South Huron
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Lots 5 & 6 $ 3 44 .08
Block 25, Ja kson's
Broadwny J1 e1ghts
Lots 7 -9. $ 516.] 2
Block 25 . Jn c k son•...,
Broadway Heights
Lots 10 & ll 414.1 8
Block 25, Jn ckson's
Broadway Heights
Lots 12 & 13 , $ 344.08
Block 25 , Jackson's
Broa d way He ight s
Lot s 14 & 15 $ 344.08
Block 25 , Jac k son's
Broadway Heights
Lots 16 & 16 $ 344.08
Block 25 , Jackson's
Broadway Heights
Lots 18 & 19 $ 344.08
Block 25, Jackson's
Broadway Heig ht s
Lots 20-24 $ 860 .20
Block 25 , Jackso n's
Broadway Height s
unplatted $1.340 .20
Unplatted $ 344.08
Unplatted $ 584.94
Un p l atted $ 430 .10
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$ 335.91
$ 503.86
406.01
335 .91
$ 335.91
$ 335.91
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$ 335.91
$ 839.76
$1 ,3 08.34
$ 335 .91
$ 571.04
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Francis M. & Eva Unplat ted $ 430 .10
Quigg in
4251 S ou th Huro n
Alfr d A. &: Ge raldine P. Unpla tted
N1 moth
$ 392.25
4 275 South Hu ron
Thomas Oan1 l & Cleah
Jane W bb
4 2 8 5 South Huro n
Unplatted $ 392.25
Louis Jr . & R ut h Elaine
Ambrose
Unplatted $ 412.90
4295 South Hu r o n
Norv e l Fout
4185 South Huron
That part of t he S~
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S of NE cor. of the S~
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419.87
382.93
$ 382.93
$ 403.09
$ 201.54
These changes to the assessment roll are offsetting and do nol
require a chanKe in the Section A and Section B totals for
the District .
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CITY O F ENG L C OO D . COLO.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN, ____ ~~---~~-~~·~--------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 31 THROUGH 35, INCLUSIVE,
CHAPTER 2, TITLE IX OF '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "MUSIC BOXES;
MECHANICAL DEVICES", TO ABOLISH THE REQUIREMENT FOR LICENSES
AND LICENSE FEES FOR JUKE BOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT
DEVICES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That Sections 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 of
Chapter 2, Title IX of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby expressly
repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the day of , 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of , 1971.
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 a
Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full and passe d
on first reading on the day of , 1971 .
e x offic i o City Cle rk
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ARTICLE III -MUSIC BOXES; MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES
9-2-31: DEFINITIONS
(a) As used herein, the term "juke box" shall mean
any music vending machine, contrivance or device which,
upon the insertion of a coin, token, disc, or key into any
slot or other opening, or by the payment of any price,
operates or may be operated, for the emission of songs,
music or similar entertainment.
(b) The term "mechanical amusement device" shall mean
any machine which, upon the insertion of a coin, token, disc,
or key, may be operated by the public generally for use as
a game, entertainment, or amusement, whether or not regis-
tering a score. It shall include such devices as marble
machines, pinball machines, skill ball, shuffle boards,
mechanical grab machines, and all games, operations or
transactions similar thereto under whatever name they may
be called. (1962 Code, § 17. 12-2)
9-2-32: LICENSE REQUIRED
It shall be unlawful for any person to display for
public patronage, or to keep for operation, any juke box or
mechanical amusement device, as herein defined, without first
obtaining a license therefor. (1962 Code, §17.12-1)
9-2-33: LICENSE APPLICATION
An application for license shall be made on a form
provided by the City which shall contain the following in-
formation in addition to all other information required by
the License Officer.
(a) Place where machine or device is to be dis-
played or operated and the business conducted at that
place.
(b) Description of the machine to be covered
by the license, mechanical features, name of manu-
facturer, and serial number.
(c) No license shall be issued to any applicant
unless he shall be over 21 years of age and a citizen
of the United States.
(d) The Application shall be referred to the
Chief of Police and a copy to the Electrical Inspector .
The Chief of Police shall investigate the location
wherein it is proposed to operate such machine, as-
certain if the applicant is a person of good moral
character, and either approve or disapprove the ap-
plication. The Electrical Inspector shall inspect
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all w~r~ng and connection to the machine, determine if
the same complies with the electrical code of the City,
and shall either approve or disapprove the application.
No license shall be issued to any applicant unless
approved by the Chief of Police and the Electrical
Inspector. (1962 Code, §17.12-3,4)
9-2-34: LICENSE FEE
Every applicant, before being granted a license, shall
pay an annual license fee of $12.50 per machine for the privi-
lege of operating or maintaining for operation each juke
box or mechanical amusement device. (1962 Code, §17.12-5;
Ord. No. 29, Series of 1963, Group E, Sub-Group 1)
9-2-35: DISPLAY OF LICENSE
Such license may be transferred from one machine to
another upon application to the License Officer showing the
description and serial number of the new machine. Such
license may be transferred only upon approval of the new
location by the Chief of Police and the Electrical Inspec-
tor. (1962 Code, §17.12-6)
9-2-36 thru 9-2-40 -RESERVED
ARTICLE IV -MISCELLANEOUS
9-2-41: MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT FEES
Persons operating or maintaining amusement devices
or premises within the City shall be taxed according to
Table I below:
Billiards and Bowling; Golf Course, standard or minia-
ture; Shooting Galleries; Theatres and Moving Picture Houses;
Theatrical and Radio and Television Agencies and Services.
Table I: $10.00 for the first owner, partner, manager,
or employee, plus $3.40 for each additional owner, partner,
manager or employee up to a maximlDD nlDDber of taxable em-
ployees of 36. No tax on the number of employees over 36.
(1962 Code, §16.1-3, and Ord. No. 29, §2, 5, Series 1963)
9-2-42: CLOSING HOURS -MISCELLANEOUS
AMUSEMENT HOUSES
No owner, manager, operator, or employee of any place
where the game called pool or billiards is played, or of
any place where is, or shall be kept, or operated, or
used, any pool table, billiard table, bagatelle table, pigeon
hole table, shuffle board, shooting gallery, skating rink,
bowling alley, or pin alley or place where any games are
played, shall keep open or permit to be open for use any
such place on any day later than two o'clock A.M., and shall
not open or permit to be opened any such place earlier than
five o'clock in the forenoon of any day. (1962 Code, §17.10
Ord. No. 25, Series 1970)
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RESOLUTION NO . til_, SERIES OF 19 71 C O U' ;r L ·; FILE
CITY OF LNGL ~ : • ._oo. COLO.
A RESOLU TI ON APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE MUNI CIPAL COURT
WHE RE AS, in Oc tober , 19 7 0 , the City Council approved an addi t ional
d a y of o p eratio n for the Munic ipal Co urt , and
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TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
c o c~ · ~~0 CITY O F L· "<..>L~.:. ·' OOiJ. C .
DATE: Ap ril 2, 1971
FROM: Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
SUBJECT : Supplemental Appropriations for Munic ipal Court
Pursuant to the direction given by you , an arrangement has been
established with Mr. Glen Benson for summons service at a fee of $400.00
per month plus $0.12 per mile. This arrangement is on a s hort-term basis
although it is my hope to retain Mr. Benson a s the City process server.
A resolution has b een p repared appro priating funds to the Municipal
Cou rt for 1971. The total am o u n t of the s upplemental appropriation to
Mun icipal Court and the City Attorney 's budget for 1971 is $17 ,796 .00 .
A breakdown of costs is set forth below:
l. Additional court day per week fo r
Assistan t Cit y Attorney
2 . Part-time c lerical and judicial
a ssistan ce required by additional day
3 0 Additional s alary Municipal Judge
4. Social Security
5 . Hospitalization and Life Insurance
6. Mileag e
7. Ag reements for s ummons service
(a) Old Agreement l-l-71 to
4-l-71
(b) New Ag reement beginning
4 -l -71 at $400.00 per
month
Total
Original 1971 City Attorney 's Budget
Supplemental Appropr iation
Revised 1 9 71 Appropriation
$ 1,800
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5,808
530
161
1,080
$40 ,223
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CITY. CO U _!C:'-r.c cUM ENT
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CITY. O F EN LE \'000, COLO .
DATE: April 2, 1971
FROM: Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
SUBJECT: Supplemental Appropriations for Municipal Court
Pursuant to the direction given by you, an arrangement has been
esta blished with Mr. Glen Benson for summons service at a fee of $400.00
per month plus $0 .12 per mile. Thi s arrangement is on a short-term basis
although it is my hope to retain Mr. Benson as the City proce ss server.
A resolution has been prepared appropriating funds to the Municipal
Court for 1971. The total amount of the supplemental appropriation to
Muni cipal Court and the City Attorney's budget for 1971 is 1 7,796.00.
A breakdown of costs is set forth below:
l. Additional court day per week for
Assistant City Attorney
2 . Part-time clerical and judicial
assistance required by add itional day
3. Additional salary Municipal Judge
4 . Social Security
5. Hospitalization and Life Insurance
6 . Mileage
7. Agreements for summons service
(a) Old Agreement l-1-71 to
4-1-71
(b) New Ag reement beginning
4-l-71 at $400.00 per
month
Total
Original 1971 City Attorney's Budget
Supplemental Appropriation
$ 1, 800
Revised 1971 Appropriation
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5,808
530
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1,080
$17,796
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$55,721 =--
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RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF 1971 C OU '·:C :L r • :_; FIL E
CITY OF LNGL. .. .'.<.-O D, C OLO.
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE MUNICIPAL COURT
WHEREAS , in October , 1970 , the City Council approved an additional
d a y of o p eration for the Muni cipal Court , and
WHEREAS, the financial a spects of that additional day upon the 1971
budget have not been appropriated, and
WHEREAS , the City Manager has recommended lhat summons service be
a ccomplished through contrac t with a n individual in lieu of summons service
being a ccompli shed by the Englewood Police Department,
NOW, THEREF ORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1. The following appropriations ar e hereby authorized:
Source of Appropria tion
Fund Balance , Gener al F u nd $ 17 ' 796
Increa se in Approp ria tion
City Attorney's Off ice $ 1 ,560
Municipal Court 16 ,242
Section 2 . The City Mana ger and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized a nd directed to ma k e the above changes to the 1971 appropriations
of the City of Englewood , Colora do .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this d a y of -------' 1971.
Mayor
ATTEST:
e x officio City Clerk
I , Stephen A. Lyon , e x officio City C lerk of the City of Englewood ,
State of Co l orado , do h reby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
a ccurate , and complct copy of Resolution No. , Ser~es of 1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk
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I, Stephen A. Lyon , Director of Finance, do hereby certify that
there is a fund balance in the General Fund in excess of $17 ,796 .00 avail-
a ble for appropriation .
DATED this 2nd day of April, 1 9 71. /.,
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FROM : Kells Waggoner
SUIJKT: DRAINAGE IN NOR'l1fWEST ENGLEWOOD
The City has authorized our consulting engineers to proceed
with the drainage design in the Northwest Englewood Basin,
more specifically tbe area related to the College View Gulch
as shown on Plate 3 of the "Storm Drainage Plan , 1971".
Attached hereto is a preliainary proposal for a greenbelt
and/or a possible park site.
The Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA) is in tbe process
of developing tbe area west of Zuni and in doiDI so , they are
improving the above mentioned gulch within Denver.
There is a probl .. , however, at Zuni wbere tbeir proposal
croases the City Limit line (center of Zuni) into Englewood.
DURA's original plans include a 7' x 9' box culvert wbich would
extend into Kn11ewood by approximately 120 teet. Bxact design
plans have not been finalized at present. According to DURA's
Director of B~lneerln1, Williaa A. SterliDI , they can extend
a project outside of their project liaits but they cannot pur-
chase tbe nece ... ry rllhts-of-way and this ia where tbey run
into probleas .. Attached hereto is a sketch showing the right-
of-way that they want tbe City to obtain so that they can
proceed with tbeir plans.
By a comparison one can see bow our project and DURA's would
tie tocetber. We bave always bad probleas with Zuni Street
durinl beavy raiDS and if we can 1et tbis problea taken care of
by DURA tben we ebould proceed to obtain tbe right-of-way.
Row aight be an opportune tiae to continue obtaining the right-
of-way on down tbe gulcb for tbe greenbelt.
Another piece of rllbt-of-way required for tbe iaproveaent of
Zuni would be a five-foot wide strip from College to Vassar
outaide of tbat aentioned above. This would allow construction
of a 44-foot roadway on a 60-foot right-of-way (presently 50
feet).
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW
1!::-. K <:-;··n('t!l Bal-::olllb
City .\tt orney
Of"rtCt O f TH[ An-ORN C Y GCNCflA L
DENVER, COLORADO 10201
October 20, 1965
Post Oii1ce Box 149 Glenwo~d Springs, Colorado 81601
Dear L!r. Balcollb:
,.IIANI( E . ~ICI<EY
I bjlvo cona1dorod your rocont inquiry aa to \7hothor or not nub-
section 75-2-12 (1) (c), cr~ 'G3 would prohibit tbo liconoin~ ot
a corp or:~tioo wbooe solo stoci;holdor was not a citizen ot tllo
Unitou Stntos. It ia ay opinion that IUcb a ~orpornUon wou.1s1 n~t -~~_!b~son_~ be so llr~~ibihd.
I beliovo the nn~wor to the Ctuostion posed lioa within D doter-
aination ot loais l:.tive 1otcut. Accordingly, the sub~ection in
QUestion muot bo road :111<1 interpreted in tho light ot the retl:lin-1n~; cubs~ct ions in section 7 :i-2-12. It this is done 1 t wU l readily
be found that tile Gonol'Al Asr.;e ;.ably boa providod olso th.nt a liquor
liconoo JJay not bo issued to or helu by a porson convicted of a
felony. Thia would aeow to bo a prov18ion of like !~~~!.
, Tho quest ion thou becomes on o of inte~"Pret ina tho monnin e nnd o=:-
tcnt ot tho wo1·d "p erson ''. In.nv11uch •• tho General Acwo:ubly h::s
defined tho wor d !>O r son so n& to includo tbo word corp ora!1on, ono
muot thon dotcrm1n o whe ther o r not tho loais lntive body h::o .-eco:-
n1zod tho fact t hnt a person, \l ho would othorwiao not QUAlity tor
a licons o, may ntte.n pt to protoct hi:J oolt with n corporate veil
an · thereby detent the expre&a proviaioa. ~t the law.
Upon turthor ex.n ~inntion ot tho •action in quootion, one finds tbat
tbo Goneral As s c nb ly hna indcod rec:ocnized thic tact, for in sub-
section 75-2-12 (1) (o) thoro is a prohibition caainot the licon~in~
ot a corporation h:lV ln:r cort n ln atocl;boldorr; ,.,~o h::vo boon c:oqvictod
ot a folo ny, No ~uch provision is found rolntin ~ to c:orpornti~
hoving stockholders who nro no t citi zon• ot tho Vnitod Stntos. In
ay opinion , this io .quito oigniticant, particularly in the licbt of •ubsec:tion 7ft-2-12 (l) (e) •
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Attor cons1dor<.t1on of thcso pointe, I would tllcn concluc!o tb:at the
Gonoral ln~~~bly lntandod to proh1b1t tho licon o ing of 1nd1v1duolo
who wcro n o t c1ti ::onCJ or who h:avo boon convicted of n folony, In
addition, that body has alco iutonded to prou1~it cortn1n corpor:t1ona
froa b::win~ a liquor license, yot &ucb o prob1b1t1on whon applied to
corporations is not as brand as that applied to individuals, ~~ore
foro, I \i'OUld finnlly conclut:c that the C.:~ner:~l A:;3c::bly did not
intend tQ ·>~oblbi~ ~h!_ lJ.c~nn!nr: oLco~_ol·atTo'rj"3 flhose_ ti~ocl;Ji~ld"ct:ta
were, in ~hole or In Pa.!"t_, not _ ~i!_ize_n~_ot tho United Stntoa,
I bope that tbia will antisty your inquiry. I note cpocitically,
bowever, that th1o letter should not bo t~::ten as un Atto:..·noy
Genornl' s opinion 1nas:;uch AD no request for tho Game bna been made ··· by tbo Secretary of State.
Vel'" truly yours,
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cc: Honornble Byron A. AAderscn
Socretary of State
J.tr. l'laltor C. Cllilton,J•··, Director
Liquor L1cena1n~ Division
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