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Home My WebLink About1971-04-19 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet" -• - 0 • • _ City Council Meeting -4/19/71 - I . . f ) • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI LMAN LAY BY AUTHORITY OFFICIAO ~COUNCil.. DOC~ r> I'<N r, · ~p .19 '71 c-ou~~, CJ I Y 01:" (;::_,.. , O ..... '-'-'t '( \oil' fl. COL.O ORDINANCE NO. ~. SERIES OF 1971 " l .ltJ ',\1 Cl 1\l'PHO\ll!.G 'J'It l: WI !OLI 1...0S T Of Tilt: 1>1 1\l.t-:I :JTS HJ\!JI.: 1 1 PAVl:~(; Dl. 'J'Rl C'l' NO . 19, l, '!Ill C l 'l'Y OF ENGLE\-1 001.), CO LO '1\DP ; APPROVIN G i .t-L CONl'I l HNG 'fli t.: 1\PPOR'l'lO '!11.~'1' Of' SAID COST ',0 L/\C ll LO T OR TRA CT OF LA ND lN SA ID DIS'rRlCT; AS ~ J.SS I I'G l\ Slli\RE OF SAID COST 1\GAitlST EACH 1.01' OR TRAC T OF LAND IN THE DIST RICT ; PRESCRIB- 1 !. ; 'l'!I C HANNER FOR TllC COLLEC'I'IOi l AN D PAYMENT 01 Sl\ 1 I) 1\SSCSSHENTS; AND DECL.I\Rl NG 1\N EHERGENCY. Wil ER!./\, by Ordinance Ho. 8, Seri es 19 7 0, finally pass e d ctlld ,..lt•i Ll:d o n I '·'' ·h 16, 1970, the City Coun ci l h as created Pa ving !Ji~· rie l 1Jo . 1 9, •i thin th e City of Englewood , for the pu rpose of n••· · tuc-Ling ,1 1 ! Ill' La lli ng certain street and alley improveme nts Wli EPI :. S, th i mp rovements authoriz e: by said Ordin m e h,l\'c; l ,•e n comt'l, L• 1 a1.d a cce pted by th City and the whole cost of !::L t h i mprovcn• , '-" La s been d etermined ; a nd ' Wl!F:RLl1S , an .a sse ssme nt roll ha s hcc·n p r e pared and a ... slal men L showing Lh e t o t a l cost of the i mpro•:-11.:>n t s has be n duly f1.l cd wilh Lh e ''i l y Council and due noti ce ,., • .., g ive n that ll~· C1ty Coum;i I would f·tec l t o h ea r and consider o bjl m.n 1011 o n ~nndd y , March 22, 1971, and th ~ o wn ers of p r ope rty n dfY' ·,1 1n said at • <;. :nc n roll mi g ht, on 01 h< f • c March 18, 1 'l71 , fill• 1-;i h Lhc .r<·t.:\O l o f Finane ', in w1. tn ,. I 1 S or thei r ll j< < t i c•ns lo tl , <IS!:; s~m,.nls ; a nd Will :!'!: ~·, the City Council hil ' I•• ol' 1 ,tl ,l consic:, r rll l>bj ·tion.,\o 1 .. "'~···ssr,rn trollan t1thc f ol'c .·HJC l hlnq ,,d COll ,~( t j(JilS \<\'Vlt ' fl ,d,l •: -S 'i "' I • • \ I I ' '! #"(#--. f • Name io Addrt>s& Dr•psey E & Hazel E . Wh irle y 4 0 01 S . Grant ~a rion H . & l ol a E . Eastwood 2 .10 E . Nas sa u Av e. Rudo lph \11 . t .. rlsun & F..tllat e Edi tr " Carlson 3800 S Ga l pa go lh 11 i am I . & Lt>oaa r B . Warr e n 41 03 South l l ark1-.o n Harold D . ~ \ i l e t A Voight 3~30 S . Pear Ida M. Val en t Lllf' 1 961 S . Pearl Walter F . & lila y R r.ardo t>r l C! No r t h I R I " ••" t P I',., G . 61 •,. r · in -~>·H St •\d h • , I• I II ~W .t.:h · R . l I" h u rch 1 :l If) South llt . .n luc llle Pt ·t .l• ·1244 Soultr Ito r ., fl t ·lu~io B . 1.. <.,.ne va R Gonzales 4250 South Hur • n Au"ust F . &. Ill J u antta Potthott 42~4 South Huro n Fl o yd M. & Kar • n L . R ll hardson 2711 S . LtnJ,., . 1 \~rdon T . Batley Tr u stee 4274 South Ht•run Tht·l•a P . &. P• lt•r J . !:>po•er 737 We st Qu 1n•' George E . & Margart>t R . Me· Laughlin 4211 South Hu ron Albert Z . & Ann M. Johannes 42 3 5 South Hu r o n Ja•es D . J o yce M ·Connell 4 245 South Hun•n Au brt>y E ~ A MarJorie Gates 4247 South Hu r o n • Lesa1 Oeacr1pt1on E~ lots 47 & 48 $ 542.94 Block 11 South Broadway Ht' w~ lots 47 & 48 non e Block 11 South Broadway Ht s . Lots 1 & 2 & N l W $ 407 .96 of 3 , Block 16 Logandale 2nd filt nK S 15' of lot 3 & S 611 .89 all 4 ~ 5 , Block I ~ Logandale 2nd F 1 J ir •g Lots 12-14 ~ 52 .61 Block 2 South Broadway Ht ~ Lots 15 a. 16 ot 157 .~4 Block 2 South Broadw ay li t;., Lots 1-4 $ 72~.61 Block 25 Jac kAons Br o a t1 ••• ' H t .:; . Lots 5 • 6 ~ :144. o,; Block 25 . Ja.-k-.nn'.., Broadwoo~y H•· t~ot t,... Lots 7-9, ~ 5 16 .12 Block 25, J:.c ks'''' .... Broadway H~l~ht~ Lots 10 &. II 414 .18 Block 25 . Ja1 k-.•.n ' .... 'Broadway Ht:tlo(ht, Lots 12 ~ 13 $ 3 44 .08 Block 25 , Ja(·k,.c •n •' Broadway HeiRh'~ Lots 14 a. 15 S 344.08 Block 25 JackSo ln Broadway Helght~ Lots 16 • 1 6 S 114 . 08 Block 25, Ja•k~o Broadway HelKhts Lots 18 & 14 "144 . 08 Block 25 , Ja• kson ', Broadway Ht:lghts Lots 20-24 H60 .20 Block 25 . Jack~<lll '' Broadway Heights unplatted ~I :1 40 .20 Unplatted !44 . OH Unplatted Unplatt e d l.lll ,I O -86 - "' - s 295 .11 ' 247 .75 $ 489 .53 $ 530 .32 $ 10 5 . 22 $ 105 .23 71 1 .69 $ 335 .91 $ 503.86 • 406 .01 s 335.91 s :135.91 • 135 .91 S !1:> IH ~ !jJq . 76 Sl 308.34 135 .91 .")7 j . 04 I • • 119.87 - .• I 1 ' "!' ,, • • Nam<: &. \ l Le gal Des<'ript 1,,,, --- I ' ·'Ill" 1 s M />. ' ' ' l'npla t ted $ '~' lf.{~ 1 n .:; I !S J So u th I! . \ I I r t:'d A . & c t>r:ll dln P. Unplatt e d ~ Slt'lll Oth 4 :>1 5 South th .r•ln Th omas DanH I & Cleah Unplatted s .t.•nt> Webb 4 '85 South H r• •n l.•·Uis Jr . & Ru t h Elaine Unplatted s A111brose 4295 South Hl •r • n Norvel Fout 4185 South Hu r o n That part of the S~ SEi Sec. 4-5-68 daf : Coma. at a point 440' S of ME cor. of the S~ SEt Sec. 4-5-68 ; th W 198 I i tb s 220' ; th I lN' !' tb II 220' to pob ,_ Ao.;s l's !t••• n t Old New 4 :1().1 () ' 419 .87 392.25 ~ 3R2.93 392 .25 ~ :.1 82.93 412.90 ~ 403 .09 none $ 201. 54 I • • .• \ l ' ' '! • • Na me &. '' i Le gal 0<-s<'r i p l l •• 1 --- t 1 ,\IH 'lt.; \1 1.. 1 \,'' l 'npla t t ed $ •Jt ~~~L;i n .:; I !:) I Sou th II .\ f r P d A . & I P I' :-I I d I 11 (' P. Unpla tt <'d ) "ll••Jil Ot h 4 :.>7 5 Sout h til r•t n T homa s Oa O ll I lk Cl Pa h Unplat ted s .I.• n t-We bb 4 ·H5 South H t't •O 1 •·u is J r . & R 11 t h Ela i n e Unplatt e d ,. A111bros e 4 2 95 S o uth Hu r ••n No rv e l Fo u t 4185 South Hu r o n That part of th e S~ SEt Sec. 4-5 -68 dat . Comm . at a po i n t 440 ' S of NE cor . o f the S~ SEt Sec . 4-5-68 ; t h w 198 I ; tb s 220 I ; fb I 198' ;• tb II 220' to pob ...... Ao.,s S!t••·nt Old Ne w 4 :10.1 0 ' 41 9 .8 7 3 92 .25 :f 3 R2 .9 3 3 92 .2 5 ~ :.1 82 .9 3 4 12 .90 ~ 4 03 .09 n o n e s 2 01. 54 ;- , \ I ' .. • I • • ' • 404 ... ..,.~ •• W l!l~Itt~r,!;, f1 ur1 the statement made and filed with t he City Coui•C' l , it app ear· Lhc~t the whol e cost o f s ai d improveme nt s is U w : Ulol o( $~_: b .96 __ , of which amount the City o( Englewood ' "' . w ill P•Y $10/,~~--:-:-.:...• l C'av ing $3 bL_I..,. to be assess ed again ;. the r eal pH>per t y in said Distr ic t, said amou nt inclucl1 ng cost f' o [ inspecll on , cul l<Ct i o n and o her Jn c icl•· als and als o i ncluding intc rr·:.t ,u,; al i<•we d by law; and WHE R r/\~ •• from said statement it also appea rs that th e Cit ~ Council h a J d portioned a share o[ the wh o le cost t o each lot or tract of la nd in said District, in accorda nce with the b e nefits to be d e riv ed by said property and in the proportions and a moun ts seve rally set f orllo in a Re so],ution ado p ted by the City Co unc ll on t.he 16th day of Iebru<~ry , 19 71, and in a pu blic n oti ce pu bl .•lled i n t nc Cngle\~o m1 I! ra ld, which Resolution a ·•d r, tice are by refE'r- enc0 made a p a rt h erco(; BE 1 '1' UH0i\1t\t:D BY THE CI T Y COU NCIL r ·t T !!F. CITY C•' EN G L!o:I-<OOD I COLORJ\DO : Sect. ion 1 . That the whole cost and apJ >r tionmPn c f th s am", uS sel f o rth ~n said Resolution and Not 1 ' , and as ··• • • lo·d h elLln , is h ereby approv e d and confirmed, and s .d apport i<)IH'"UJ t i s rc by dccL•r 'I t o be in acc or d a nce with t he ~-c:cia l lwne f which the proj'f r • ·t in the District will rccci''' l y r0 aso:1 c L" conjtruction ,,r t>ai 1 improvcmcn 5 1 and a shan• c 1 said crJ! l >Y ,\SS('SS •d l C> •I.H1 1p0 11 C i t <'h lo Ot: tract Of ] I wi I in ' 1 ;- tr i ·l in h • pl nott ions nd amount· 5(' ft l'til ,,1 icl H I. • and ::o ic•' 1 ns ., 1• m l • d . y- ahl l l t h<· ,, l tile· nirc(:\ <> of J'u ••• 7 l.ncJl . ' 1d , v:i ,, 1tl•ty d 1ys af 'l' tl " • II~< l I l , C I I t ht • • 1 - I f • • O!..t •.. '.CL , \\'j t~ •.<1 ; v i<l ed lh <~L a ll f:uch assessme nt s m<Jy , I y 01m C'J', b e p c~id in in sta ll f'o• aL t '•L c l ecLio. s , wit h J',LC'rc s L a :. ill 1 ''l l..tfh r provi rl(f!. F ;:d l u tC' to pay U .<-\/h o le ••d p P Jiod o [ Lh i tly ddys shc~ll be con c lu si v C'l y COl i ' o1 r· •d and II< 1 ( ) (. ion on t .<' p<trl of aJ 1 p e r son• <'s t cd , ,,•h e ther 1111(1 1 O J~ dll ily or olhcn•isc , t o p ay in s Hch 11 - ~ t "1 1 men t s . cl• •ion s hall be cone!, • l y held auJ con- s1 ••·red as a v.' _.,. of <~llY right t o <-I t' s L JOIJ the po1,•e r 0 1 JUr i s - u1 ·Lion of th t li l y o [ l 'n<,l ••lvo o d to CC>I os-r u ct the improv<"n • nls , the quality of ll" ,.,o rk , th\! regularity 01 su f fJ .-i e ncy of the pr oc ccdings, OJ lltc vdlidity or the c o rrectness of the i\sscsr.me nts, o r the validit y o f ll n: 1 i en thereof. l n t he e-.l·nt of such elec t t on t <-pay in in s t ·' l mC"nts, tlte assessmPnl •, s!tdl l be payable at the off~<, of the Cou nt · Tre af:u rer Ar a pahoe Count y , Co lorad o , in ten (10) ~q uo~l annua l in ~· llTr nts of principal , tl•<-flt s of which installment -. o principal •"'.c1l l be due a nd pay abl on or before the 1st day of Jl .ry , 197 •. r emainder of said Jns tallmenls shall be due a nl payable st. ._..-;sive ly o n OJ befor e the .s ~ day of January, in each ;1 1 theretJ' '',., \ .... ,. 1 1 pai 1n full, vi h interest on the unpaid princ l.p<ll at t • r c1tr o f s tx and o ne-ha lf per cent (6 -1/2\) per annUPI, commencang o n January I, l 7 2, and payable (',1 ' ·,-tar al the time of payi ng in•; 1l lme n · (' in ·inci ~,>al. SE>c • 011 i . Failure to pay any ins t .dl•1cnl , "'•he h e r o f princip<tl 01 '''''1•1;\, whe n due s h al l causco t.l.r .ho ](! of •I ••' ,_ 1 1id p1incip t" I t't'Clflf' due and pay able:> l lnl'lc • I y , ilt ll ' am >un l of llll' ,•.ti(1 prin c ipal and .~cc l ·w l ;, \. I dr 1v. in\ C'n · L at • !.• 1 c~lc of o n e p el' t'P 1 i-t )" 1 ~ I fr c·t J on of .1 " t':J ti 1 Ll•',d i ll o f l I • • -88 - .• f • ,_ • l l ... i.l. t·ioJ to the tl t t' of t loc v,x sa le ,· t h ,• ov:ner IH . : PL )' t lh' ..... ,1]) unpaid ii i:J l,tllm··nt s Hl h int• n _,., ilt one l " I ('• J.llll ( l }•<..1 ,,~.)11 h, or fr acl1on of il n.o nth , and .-tl l pena l tie s }'"· in :.; l u l l1 1 •• . ' t hC' sumc m ,~ ·,, · us i' C.< fau lt h acl in ·· 5 ' 1 vd . 'fh· ( ...... ~ li1 1L.Ilt 01 1 I etl any tl l'· t h · · \:11ole of t 11 · u npil icl ''J t j'l I. r · lpill \vi\ I 1 ( , n c>rC'5 t t o the d , · • •he nC'xl et S~ ss~ n t i n. ,l lment 1 . Ill .n ee iJt an, li • \dlhin thirty c.l ily5 aft,, •J final p ub lication ot Ll i 5 Ordin,, ,, ·-and an allowance o~ five~ r c en tum (5•) wi ll b< m<:~de on all i -'Yi •ll:.Ls made duri ng such -per H><l, but no •l.c te u f'<J'. J • 1cdia tcly "'':· 1 111 (•xp iration of su c h ll 11 t, (~ay p r 1 1, ~·c~id d!>S s smcnts .·1. 1 l ! c ccrli fi c d to l h•• ('(•U -1 , ·, casurcr c~ ;,, <~F•lhO<' Couul y , Col ora c'o , r 1r col l cct ion , as pruv HI•·<~ : , law. That if any p roperl ~ i ncl r1C't1 ~·ithln Puving nist ri el No . 19 is h L r,•.l fter c v .! or !"l l it l • wo or more •; ch tracts or p u r e ls , lh< I 1 ··c lor of o('0 , wi • h he uS!:>l -t "'~ , of th e Di l."CClOl of Pub 1; ·~ :~S , 1~ uV' 1101 i.zcd ancl ,JJ rL!ctcd to di vide t he asscss1' .' il<Juin~ l !\ t hL' Som e rLion that the trac t i Sc'l f •;u b 1 i '.' i '' 1 : I { l ' ;o~cce ls , and t o c rlify ll a j sed .. 1 ~ 1o. c tJ,e 'J'r asun 1 ,,. ••'<'l }l<.1h oc County, Co lor ado . . ( 1\ll ilSS(S~m c·ul !c; l cvit<l n< l t I ( 1 ]n P,1v1 1 nt I 'I • ()11 • a . 1 I '' n<~lli< • !· •'. u l in [ld)'J~ll'nl lh· • ,11 1 ( I, co\\(•<:Li tltj t I ' h I ll ('011 , 1 i Ill < ! ' p • I ll 'i.ll iu:1 o' r•.tch 1 ot 01 t • I • • -ll'J - • ....... f .. • ,_ • ( •• l. J jJ l d \ n<J~ITIL't.' \:jl!, t j'' r LhL Slate of Co '1 . !;d :i! -1ny Oll C OJ I >l v ion~ OJ pc1rts of t l , djudJ Ld uncnful < r invnlicl , f\l Ch J I : ·vl , impui_r or in v IJ 1 1 Lhc remJ ining pro- \' l ~, uf tl ;'lee , it b e ing t he i n t ' · • ) th .:J thC' v.1r i ous P ' ,,., seve rable . ! . By reason of the f ill'\ J a<~' !onds of i 'Ll v Jng rL now outstan ding and Jn'c:C' • hereon wil l Sh Oll] y b <cCUI' · and p ayab l e , fund s must ~ .• , , nv a i l able from <-<<rlicst possible date fo J· ~rnc nt of such in- l rLst , and foJ t' t.: imme diate prcservntion of L!i ·' public jJl'np r y , b(·o~l la , p eace,, •' s.1 fety , it is h ereby decl.<J• d lhal an <'Jr r<Jcnc y e >-.l'.t . <~nd lh <•' 'S Ord inance sh al l l ake cf'ccl upon i ts final p d ! ~'I Je . S ect ' , •1 . /\11 ord inance's , or pd r t s t hereo f , in con f lict he re v. i l h are h · •' y r0pea led . Thi s Ord in r::1c•, ,\ftcr its fi nd • <Jss - <l <JC. , s h a ll be r. r d'-'cl in a book kep t f or th ' purpose , sh i1 ~ I J ,,. au t 1,, n ticated I>} · .ll sig na ture s of the ll nyor , .. I Di rector o' --1l1CC , ancl •h .<ll b e pul l 1s hc 111 the E ngl ewood l'v 1 ·ld , ;1 n cvlspa!JC'r o ' c;v n- er a l ci rcul atio n l'ublish cd in said City, v:ithin sr·ven d i1ys .,rl. • it s final p .:~ssur;L , 11nd shal l b e and r em,Jin Jl'l•'t-"-t lable unL ' •1 asses ~.rncn s her : i' r o~d, ~h.Jll b e p airl in full Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 5th day of April, 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of April, 1971. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 19th day of April, 1971. Published by title as Ordinance No. /OL , Series of 1971, on the 21st day of April, 1971. -90 - I • • , • I • • -90a - ' • • • O FFIClAl-cml! COtJ 'CIL oMJM~lnr·p f ,. COU NC.IL L- ,._ C F tc '<0 ,O COl 0 I NTROD UCED AS A BIL L BY COUNCILMAN BY AUTHORITY OIZDINANCE NO. !3 DHORlTY SERIES OF 1971 ~~ ORDINANC ~ REPEALING SECTIONS 31 THROUGH 3 5, INCLUSIVE, CHAPTER 2 , rlTLE IX OF '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "MUSIC BOXES; MECHANICAL DE VICES", TO ABOLISH THE REQUIREMENT FOR LICEN- SES AND LI CI ~SE FEES FOR JUKE BOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSE- MENT DEVICE ::-.. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH E CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLO RADO: Section l. That Sections 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35 of Chapter 2, Title IX of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby ex- pressly repealed. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 5th day of April, 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of April, 1971. Read by . title and passed on final reading on the /;!?' day of I. e-u L , 1971. Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1971, on the ,g / d day of 1 /J iu. ;; Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk 13 , Series 1971. 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 titl as Ordinance No. /3 , Series of lq71. ex offici • Ci ty Clerk I . • I l I , '!' • • RESOLUTI ON NO. r7 OFF I ClAn CITY COUNCIL DOCUMENT rTTURN TO APR 19 '71 SERIES QfoUI 9liL MCE.TiNG PILF:: CITY OF ENGL EWOOD. eObO. A RLSOLUTION ~FFECTING THE OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE OF A FEDERAL GRANT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS UNDER 33 U.S .C. 466 ET SEQ., PROJECT NUMBER "COLO 252" IN THE AMO UNT OF $283 ,930.00 AND PLEDGING THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO CONFORM TO CERTAIN REQUIRE- MENTS ATTACHE D THERETO. ~iEREAS , the City of En glewoo d has applied t o the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration for a Fe de ral grant in the amou nt of $283,930 .00 to h e lp defray the cost of a pro - ject of expansion and modifications to an existing waste treatment plant ; and WHEREAS, the Fede ra l grant in the amoun t of $283,930.00 was offe r ed t o the City of Englewood, contingeQt upon the pledge of said City to comply with the following condit i ons: 1. No Fe deral payment will be mad e until an o rdinance is nacted to prohibit all storm, surface and ground water connections , including foun dation drains to the sanitary sewe r system on all new construction. 2. That the project will be plac ed under Luntract by Novembe r 15, 1971. 3 . That the applicant will obtain a signed "Ce rt ificate of Nonsegregated Facilit i es " from the prime contractor prior to the award of a Federally assisted construction contract if the contract excee ds $10,000 .00 and is not exempt from the provisions of the Equal Opportunity clause, 1and that the applicant will assu r e that the prime contractor 'ot ains a signed copy of "Certificate of Nonsegregated Facilit i es" from each subcontractor prior to the award of any Federally assisted subcont ract excee ding $10,000.00 which is not exempt from the provisions of the Equal Opp o rtun ity clau se. 4. That , prior to final inspection of the project, an operating manual fo r the waste treatment facility will b prepared; and the training necessary to adequately instruct plant employees in all func tions of this specific plant will be provided du ring "start-up" of the plant . 5. That the applicant will submit an environmental as- sessment of th proposed waste treatm nt p r oject to the En- vironmental Prot ction Agency within 30 days after acceptanc of tlw grant offer . 6 . That the apollt.ant agrees to provide a sign for idcnljfication ot thlS proj ct, in accordance with sp cifi- cat:iuns tu be furnish d by the Environm ntal Prot cti n Agency. 7 . That the applicant her by assur s th Environm ntal Prvteclion Agency that th municipality will comply with r gu- lations r lating to basin plans, r egional or met r opolitan plans, industrial waste tn•atment , and design of waste treatment -1- ... I • • I I I ' '! • • plo.nts in ace, td.:mce with paragraphs 601.32, 601.33, 601.34 and 601.36 as pub1ibhed in the F~deral R~giste r on July 2, 1970. 8. That th~ fac ility will b ~ maintained and op rated in acc o rdan e with such requirements as the Commissioner may publish from Lime r o rim.: concerning methods, techniques, and pra<..ti t>s for ~c<..nom ic, ffici nt , and eff.:ctiv op rati on and maintenan ·e o l tr.,atm~::nt wo rks. 9. I n a smuc h as s igoif1.cant industrial wastes will b trcatl'd, th t! Appli can t shall a.:;sur this office it has, o r will ha ve i n etfect wh n th e project will be operat~d, an ~qu it ab l e system o f ost rec ove ry f J r the i n d us trial wast e cont ributi on in acco rdance with Pa ragraph 601.34 (c) "In - dustrial l~aste Treatment", as published in the Federal Regis - t e r, Vo lume 35, Number 128, dated July 2, 1970 . WHEREAS, the Applicant C1ty f Englewood als o hereby givt:b ass u r an(..e t o the C<.,mmlss i one r of the Federal Wat e r Po lluti o n Contro l Administration as f o llows: A. l'hac actual construction work will. be perfll rmed by the lump sum (f i xed price) o r un i t p rice contr act method, that adequatt! m thods of ob taining compet:itive bidding will be ernploy.:d pri o r t o warding t:he constr uction cont r act, and that the award of the contract will be made to the r espon - sible bidde r submitting the l owes t a ~~ptable bid; B . Th at tl e pro j ct will n o t be advertised or placed n th e market t o r bidding until the fjnal plans and specifi- (..ations have t.een approve d by the Co mmissioner and the ap- propriate State Ag ~::ncy , and the Appli ant has been so noti - fi •d; C. Ttt, t t lw con:,trll'-ti o n umt ra t will require Lhl:! con- trrt~tcr L ' tun1ibh perfonnan e d.nd payment b o nds, th~ amount of which sttal l ..:act. b" in an amount not l ss than fifty per- ~..entum (J07.) o t the '-on tract: price, and to maintain during the life ,,f t he c.,nt ra t adt.oquat fire, and extended cover- d.!;', w.,rkrr.,•n'b com pensation, public liability and prope rty dam 'g" in~urdt e; D. Thut· dny (..bange o r hangeb in the contract which mu.k ,• an· mdjO alt~c ration in the work required by the plans and :,pu:i fllaticns , o r which rais the cost of the project .ih<lVt.: the LH'csl e~:.tim ate appruved by Lhe Commissioner will bl· suttm! t·tcd t ·~ the Commission r for pri o r approval; E . rltat: t1 c ~ •nb rlil t:iQn ol th~ pn:.j~ct, inc lud1ng the lt. l tin~ 1f ,, m t r ~ ts in connect io n th~ rewi th, shall (..on fonn to tht ppl i .ttlh r ~·quiremenrs o f State, territ.o r ial nd local !<lwb and o rdinRIC(b, r . rt1 n tlw ~ 1 :o tructio n umtract wlll pruvid, that the !t!flC ~ont tt!v,• •l t he Federal W U:r Pol luti o n Control Ad- mini~t rc.~t i c n 1nd t ht. State wi 11 have access t o th work wherev r it 1:> in 1 r..,p· rat i nn' r pr )•r css nd hat the contract o r will -2- ,_ I • • • I .• \ I I f '! • • provide proper facili ties fo r such access and inspection; G. That the Applicant will prov ide and maintain com - p tent and ade quate engine e ring supervision and inspection at th pr ojec t t o insu r e that the constructi on conforms with the app r ov d plan s and specifications; H. That adequate accounting and fiscal r eco rds will be maintained which fully disclose the amount, receipt , and disposition of the g rant assistance provided, the total cost of the project in connection wi th which the grant has been offe r e d, the am o unt and identification of that portion of the cost of the pro ject supplied from othe r sources, and such othe r r ecords as the Commissioner may prescribe t o facilitate an effecti v audit; I. That al l funds granted pursuant to the Fede ral Water Pol lution Control Act shall be expended solely for carrying ou t the appr oved project; J . That the Commissioner and the Comptroller Gene ral of the Unite d States, o r any of their duly authorized r e presen - tatives, shall have access for the purpose of audit and exam - ination t o any books, documents, papers, and record s of the g rant ee that are pertinent to grants rec eived under th e Act , and the grantee shall submit to the Commissioner o r the Camp- trol l r General of the United States such documents and in- fo rmation as they may r e quire in connection with the project ; K. That the construction contract will require the con- tracto r to comply with the regulations of the Secretar y of Labo r made pursuant to the Davis-Bac on Act of March 3, 1931, as amended (40 U.S.C. 276a through 276a-5), the Anti-Kick - back Act of June 13, 1934 (40 U.S. C. 276c), and the Co ntract Work Hou r s Standards Act of August 13, 1962 (40 U.S .C . 327 - 330), and any amendments or modificati o ns the r eto to cause ap pro priate provisions to be inserted in subcontracts to 1nsur e com pliance therewith b y all subcontractors subject tht:!r eto . and to be r esponsib le f o r the submission of s at·- ments r qu1red of subcont racto rs there under, exce pt a th S c r e tar y of Labo r may specifically prov ide fo r r as onabl limitation , variations, ole rances, and exemptions (r om the r e qui r ments ther of; L. That the Applicant will demonstrat e to th sati - fac t ion of the Commission r his ability to pay thP n...,aining cost of th project, H. That the Applic t will demonstrate t o th sati - fa tion of th Commission r that h has o r will hav a tct:! simpl ur such oth~r c tate o r inte r est in the it of the proj ct 1ncluding n ces a r y a m nts and ri ghts-of-way, a thl Commi sione r finds sufficient to assure undisturb d u and p s t•ss lcm o r th purpo e o cons true t ion and op ra t ion fer the ~st1m at d lif of th project; N. Th t the decla ra ion , assuran c s, r presentati on s and s tatements made by the Applicant in the appli c ati on , and all docum nts, amendm nts and communications filed with th -3- ,_ I • • .• I ! ' , 'r • • Fe de ral Water Pollution Control Administration by the Ap- lic ant in support of its request for a grant, will be ful- filled; 0. That the applicant will permit the Administration or its authorized agents to have access to the project and the records pertaining to its operation at any reasonab]e time following completion of construction for the purpos e of inspecting the ope ration and maintenance of the project; P. The Applicant agrees to construct the project or cause it to be const ructed to final completion in accor- dance with the application and plans and specifications ap- proved by the Commissioner. NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: 1. That the Conditions numbered 1 through 9 outlined above are agreed to by the City of Englewood in its accep- tance of the within Federal grant. 2. That the Assurances listed in A through P above are h e reby agreed to by the City of Englewood in its acceptance of the within Federal grant. 3. That the Mayor of the City of Englewood is hereby authorized and directed to accept the offer in the amount of $283,930 .00 from the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, acting in behalf of the United States of America. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of April, 1971. ~. Mayor I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Engl wood , State of Colorado, do hereby ce rti fy that the ahovc and for go ing is a true, accurate and complet copy of R solution No . ;2 , Series of 1971 -4- ,_ I • • . , •' \ ! I f " . , ' • • OFFICIAL! CITY CO U CIL DOCUMENT! I I • ) C0 0 J '. , ,,,::; FI LE CITY OF C GLCWOOD. COLO. RESOLUTION NO . ~f~f ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZI NG THE EXECUTION OF A QUIT CLAIM DEED AS PART OF A LEGAL SETTLEMENT IN WATER DISTRICT NO. 5, CON- VEYING A STRIP OF LAND CONTAINING 4.37 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, in connection with the development of its Frasier River Water Rights acquired cer- tain property for the cost of the Interceptor on Beaver Creek; and WHEREAS, refined enginee ring studies have indicated that said property is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project; and WHEREAS, said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes; and WHEREAS, it was agreed as a part of a legal settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons designated by him, said property being described as follows: A strip of land 150 feet in width lying in the SE/4 of Section 15, T. 1 S., R. 75 W., being 75 feet in width on either side of the following center line, the exterior boundary of which 150 foot strip of land shall extend and be projected to the North line of the SE/4 of said Section 14: Beginning at a point whence the east quarter corner of said Section 14 bears 87° 49' 00" E. a distance of 370.8 feet along the north line of the SE 1/4 of Section 14; thence S. 54° 14' 00" W., a distance of 80.2 feet; thence S. 47° 03' 57" W., a distance of 114.50 feet; thence S. 52° 59' 37" W., a distance of 417.19 feet; thence S. 71° 21' 45" W., a distance of 558.14 feet; thence S. 68° 44' 27" W., a distance of 100 feet, containing 4.37 acres, more or less. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That engineering studies have indicated that the property described above is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project. Section 2. That said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes. Section 3. That it was agreed as a part of a legal -1- I . • • I ·' I ! I f ~ • • settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons designated by him. Section 4. That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute a Quit Claim Deed to such person or persons as may be designated by Raymond D. Sloan conveying to such person or persons the above described property. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this J9f!{ day of April, 1971. '~ Mayor Attest: I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. t R , ~ " ~~ -2-I • • . , ·' \ I I ' ]c=-- .J • • • c • LAW OFFICES SHIVERS & LEE ATTORNEYS AT LAW No. 2 Sherman Building 3470 South Sherman Street ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110 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 . • . I . • • I . \ ! I '! • ,_ OFFICIAb c:nll COUNCIL DOClJ~EII(f RETU RN,.. . ..., APR 1 q '71 RESOLUTION NO. ~. SERIES OF 1971 COUNCIL l••l , ,, • r iLE CID OF E NGLiiiWDOD, COLO . A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial transaction is hereby autho- rized: Source of Funds Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplemental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Englewood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /9 ~ day of _....;~::::;:;.~=·--· 1971. ~~ / Mayor I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going ia a true, accurate, and complete copy of Re tion No. ~. Series of 1971. •. I • • ·' \ I . , 'r • - I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. I • • • . ' ·' I ! ' '! __ __:_ __ _ - • • • RESOLUTION NO. _;l/ , SERIES OF 1971 OFFICfAD -- CITY COUNCIL DO,....,_ , .... -,,f?~'J TO -w•~• f:P i?I9 '71 CO UNCIL r.t:::.._ T IN'3 FILE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COI.O, A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE MUNICIPAL COURT WHEREAS, in October, 1970, the City Counci l approved an additional day of operation for the Municipal Court , and WHEREAS, the finan cial aspe c ts of that additional day upon the 1971 budget have not been appropriated , and WHEREAS, the City Manager has recommended that summons service be accomplished through contract with an individual in lieu of summons service being accomplished by the Englewood Police Department, NOW, 'ffiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF WE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O , as follows: Sectio n l. The following appropriations are hereby authorized: Source of Appropriation Fund Balance, General Fund $ 17,796 Increase in Appropriation City Attorney's Office $ 1,560 Muni cipal Court 16,242 Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Englewood , Colorado. atA ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ..!.2..::._ day of Grj?_ ' 1971. JJ~ I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorad o, d o hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, a ccurate, and com plete copy of Resolution No. ;)./ s of 1971. .• \ ! 'f I • • 0 • •. CERTIFICATE I, S tephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that the r e i s a fund balance in the General Fund in excess of $17,796.00 avail- a b l e for appropriation. 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Nowling, Chaplain Swedish Hospital, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 58, and roll call. 1. Minutes. (a) Regular meeting of April 5, 1971. (Copies trans-V mitted herewith.) 2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors. (a) RecognitiOn of "special guests" of the Council. (b) Mrs. Maida Navis, Executive Director, Inter- Faith Tas k Force, will be present to request the Council to have a representative to participate in the Needs for Inter-Faith Walk to be held on Sun- day, April 25, 1971. (c) Mr. Damon R. Ward, 2725 South Pennsylvania / Street, will be present to present a petition re-~ questing that the original plan for the paving of the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania Street be imple- mented. (Letter from Mr. Ward and attached petition transmitted herewith.) (d) Mr. Douglas Anderson of Anderson's Studio of Photography, 2837 South Broadway, will be present to request removal of trash containers in the alleys. 3. Public hearings. To consider what action should be taken with regard ~ to the liquor license held by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 55 West Floyd Avenue. (Transmitted here- with is an order to show cause and notice of hearing.) Y (b) To consider request for a 3. 2 beer license for the ~ t .J._,JY Southland Corporation dba the 7-11 Store at 2705 South Broadway. (c) To consider request of the Knights of Columbus, 3800 South Santa Fe Lane, to secure a club liquor license. Communications . (a) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of March 16, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (b ) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of April 13, 1971 . (Copies transmitted herewith.) (c) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commis- sioners meeting of April 15, 1971. (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (d) Minutes of the Workable Program Citizens' Com- mittee meeting of April 7, 1971. (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (e) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of April 14, 1971. (Copies will be avail- able at the session. ) (f) Financial report for the month of March, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (Continued) .. - I • • ' - • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 19, 1971 Page 2 4. Communications. (Continued) 5. (g) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting of April 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith .) City Attorney. (a) Ordinance on final reading assessing the costs of Paving District No. 19 to the appropriate property owners. (Copies previously transmitted .) (b) Ordinance on final reading abolishing the require- ment for a license and fees for juke boxes and mechanics amusement devices. (Copies previously transmitted .) (c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating 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; and vacating 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 here- with.) (e) Bill for an Ordinance which would make our require- ments regarding veterans' points conform to the re- / quirement set forth in the State Constitution. (Copies transmitted herewith.) Resolution accepting a $283,000 sewer grant and pledging the City to conform to certain requirements attached to the grant. (Copies will be available at the session.) (g) Attorney's choice. 6 . City Manager. I ~ (a) Resolution authorizing the execution of a Quit Claim Deed conveying interest in the land associated with the Little Beaver Creek interceptor to Mr. Raymond Sloan, or persons designated by him. (Copies previously transmitted.) (b) Resolution creating a classification of Recreation Supervisor. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (c) Resolution authorizing the transfer of $13, 553 from the account Unassigned Funds for Public Improve- ments to the Animal Shelter Account, all within the Public Improvement Fund. (Copies transmitted herewith .) (d) Consideration of appointments to the Animal Control Committee . (e) Resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal Court. (Copies transmitted herewith.) ;- / ~~,.! ./f_JJ-:;:; .Lv-/( (f) Consideration of a proposal to hold a public meeting to discuss the comprehensive storm drainage program. (g) Formal action regarding the request for recognition by the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local No. 1. (Continued) . , I • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 19, 1971 Page 3 6. City Manager. (Continued) (h) Manager's choice. 7. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors. 8. General discussion. (a) Mayor's choice. (b) Councilman's choice. 9. Adjournment. STANLEY H. DIAL City Manager SHD/Ij ,_ I • • ·., \ I ' f " - • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 19, 1971 OFFICIAL Cn'll COU NCIL DOCUMENT RCrU~N TO APR 19 '71 COU NCIL MCC.:TI. G FILE Cl'nl OF ENGLEWOOD. COLO. 8 :00P.M. Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Robert W. Nowling, Chaplain Swedish Hospital, pledge of allegiance Jed by Boy Scout Troop No . 58, and roll call. 1. Minutes. (a) Regular meeting of April 5, 1971. (Copies trans- mitted herewith .) 2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors. 3. (a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council. (b) Mrs . Maida Navis, Executive Director, Inter- Faith Task Force, will be present to request the Council to have a representative to participate in the Needs for Inter-Faith Walk to be held on Sun- day, April 25, 1971 . (c) Mr. Damon R. Ward, 2725 South Pennsylvania C!,;J r.4 /(/ Street, will be present to present a petition re-.,--~• .tp ~~" questing that the original plan for the paving of the ~ .• JC.L 2700 block of South Pennsylvania Street be imple-C~ mented. (Letter from Mr. Ward and attached petition transmitted herewith.) (d) Mr. Dougl as Anderson of Anderson's Studio of Photography, 2837 South Broadway, will be present to request removal of trash containers in the alleys. Public hearings . (a) To consider what action should be taken with regard to th e liquor license held by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 55 West Floyd Avenue. (Transmitted here- with ls an order to show cause and notice of hearing.) (b) To consider request for a 3. 2 beer license for the •-b~ ~ .~ i 0)!( Southland Corporation dba the 7-11 Store at 2705 r ~ M"pft- South Broadway. ~ ~ {r t~ (c) To consider request of th e Knights of Columbus, {?/0 u.f cJ!t-,-~ f 3800 South Santa Fe Lane, to secure a club liquor ---~~'~n~ license. ;Jo. .,~ <frb~ ~ /> • t ;,itt' {/{IP'~ 4. Communications . <'~..,_• .~ 'l ?)/ (a) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting o{ March 16, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (b) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of Apri113, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (c) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commis- sion ers meeting of April 15, 1971. (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (d) Minutes of the Workable Program Citizens' Com- mittee meeting of April 7, 1971. (Copies trans- mitted h erewith .) (e) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commissioo meeting of April 14, 1971. (Copies will be avail- able at the session. ) (f) Financial report for the month of March, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith .) (Continued) • I ., . .• ' ! I '! I • • ' 1- • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 19, 1971 Page 2 4. 5. Communications. (Continued) {g) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting of April 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.) /~ City Attorney. ,,J (a) Ordinance on final reading assessing the costs of ~ ~ Paving District No. 19 to the appropriate property 1 . b ~ owners. (Copies previously transmitted.) ~ ~ (b) Ordinance on final reading abolishing the require- ment for a license and fees for juke boxes and mechanics amusement devices. (Copies previously transmitted .) (c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating 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; and vacating 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 here- with.) v-~ (e) Bill for an Ordinance which would make our require-"vfi' v ments regarding veterans• points conform to the re- quirement set forth in the State Constitution. (Copies transmitted herewith. ) -If fJP~ Resolution accepting a $283, 000 sewer grant and ~ (f) pledging the City to conform to certain requirements attached to the grant. (Copies will be available at the session,) {g) Attorney's choice. 6. City Manager. (a) Resolution authorizing the execution of a Quit Claim Deed conveying interest in the land associated with the Little Beaver Creek interceptor to Mr. Raymond Sloan, or persons designated by him. (Copies previously transmitted.) (b) Resolution creating a classification of Recreation Supervisor. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (c) Resolution authorizing the transfer of $13, 553 from the account Unassigned Funds for Public bnprove- ments to the Animal Shelter Account, all within the Public bnprovement Fund. (Copies transmitted herewith .) (d) Consideration of appointments to the Animal Control ~· Committee . • ;:..~ ....,. iJfti..,. ''·"'-""'I ,.. l•<M u (e) Resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal lJ1T ,.,vJI · Court. (Copies transmitted herewith.) "t~.. ,. (f) Consideration of a proposal to hold a public meeting to discuss the comprehensive storm drainage program. (g) Formal action regarding the request for recognition by the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local No. 1. (Continued) I • • ' r I , 1 • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 19, 1971 Page 3 6. City Manager. (Continued) (h) Manager's choice. 7. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors. 8. General discussion. (a) Mayor's choice. (b) Councilman's choice. 9. Adjournment. STANLEY H. 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I'LC CITY U l f Gl r \ OOO OLO. ._/ L ....- ~ -- I . • .. f • 0 • ROLL CALL CuU .•~•L .-f-ILE CITY OF N<2L \', 000, C OLO. -Brown Dh ority Kre1.li i'!.9_ Lay .,__ Lone Sentl. Schwab I I ()[) ;; t I I . • . , •· ' r I f • '! - • • "~11 r I ,:'I , '} '71 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~ LAY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~. SERIES OF 1971 /\' L ;!l •l !.·\NCL 1\I'PHOVli.G 'l'liE WlluLt LOST OF TIIY. t >lll\'t·:r -:t ·:t~TS HAIJJ.; IN PAVI:;G DlS'J'RJC'l' NO. 19, J . 'J l i l : C l'l'Y OF ENGLEI-IOOD, .COL 0 1!!\D l >; APPROVING ;.;n . C'ONFIRI.U NG 'rilE APPOR'l'IO~I -1 1.~'!' OF SAID COST ', 0 t:l\Cil 1.0'£ OR TRACT OF LAND I~ S,\ID DISTRICT: 1\S!.ES SII'G A SHARE OF SAID COST l1GAINST EACH L O'' OR TRAC'l' OF LAND IN THE DISTHICT; PRESCRIB- I hG '!'liE HAN NE R FOR TilE COLLEC'J'lO:l AND PAYMENT Ol SJ\ID ASSI:SSHENTS; AND DECLl\R J !<G 1\N E~IERGENCY. \mERI~/\:;, by Ordinance Ho. 8, Series 1970, finally passed and ... io ;j t c d on 11a1 .:h 16, 1970, the City Council has created Paving LJit.trict No. 19, v•ithin the' City of Englewood , for the purpose of co:•·-~ ructing an<'! in~;talling cert·ain street and alley improvements th ~rei 11_; and WIIERJ:,\S, the improvements authoriu .i by said Ordinance h ave t e en comrl~t·cl and accepted by the City and the whole cost of s 1:c h improvc.r.1•":1 ts ha s been determined: and I. WllERE/\S , an -assessment roll has been Frcpared and a statemen t shO\ving the total cost of the imprc>'.'C:!d.:'!nts has be<'n duly filed ~ith the Ci ty Council and due notice w ~s given that thr City Counci 1 would mcc l to h ea r and consider obj c <. t ions to the a!>s ss- mc nt r oll on l·:onda ~·, Harch 22, 1971, and thnt t' owners of pro?erty name-d in said u!' , S !:::~cnt roll might, on or bcf • r-c ~larch 18, 1 1 971 , fil e with the L.tector of Finance, in wr ;. in ~. ~is or thei 1 oh - j C'clions to t he asses!'mcnt5 ; and WIIE HI:J\S , the City Council ha s b ra d .. z cl c onsid r • ,J a ll obj ec tions to t1 H il s~;c ssr~'c nt roll and the foJ 1 c :: 'HJ c h .:mg • o~:.d -85 .... •. I • • . , ·' \ ! ' , " - • 'I ! I J I: .• ( !,-'. .i ; ;I • p j •': • ': j . ... '-l I t l •j ~I ' • Nam<> & Addrrss D<-111pscy E . & Hazel E. ll'hirley- 1001 S. Grant \farton II. & lola E·. t:Ds t wood :2 :10 E . Nassa u Ave. R•1dolph Vi . C ... rl!<o n & f..Rta t e Edit t. " (brlson 3RUO S . Galdp HgO William I . 1> Leomar B. Warren ~103 South t !Rrkson Harold D . !.. '."i 0 let A Voight 3~30 S . Pear• Ida 14. Valent tnt> ]~61 S . Pearl Walter F . ~ ~ay R r.o r·dner ~ Jq N,,rth ! ~! • •.• ,. tP • , o·J G . & ,._, . ! J, c· , .. in &~'!11 Sfi\J1 h II . n Umo W. & ._ .. ,,. R . t J'l'hurch I:! 10 South fl,, :· .. n 1 u•· 1 1 1 e Pt· 1 1 r • ·o ·l:l44 South II • r"n l!t-fugio B . ~ G• n<>va· R . fA>nza les 4250 South Huroon Au~ust F . & 'tf Juanita Potthoff 4254 South Huron Floyd M. & Kar•·n L . Rtchardson 2711 S. Linl•·• ;, Got ·don T . Batley . Trustee 4274 South lh.run Th•·lma P . lot r• to •r J . Spomer 737 West ·Quin < ~- George E . & Margaret R . Me· Laughlin 4211 South lh oron Albert Z . & Ann M . Johannes 42 3 5 South Huron James D . & J n ycc C . lol c Connell 4245 South ll u r·on Au brt>}' E . &.. A . \larJOrie Ga tcs 4247 S ou th Hu ron . I •• ' r 'r , • • . 1-.~·~~r' .N<Jml · &. \ fi ·. , .... Legal D<'sc-ript i ••" ----- ! I .1 Ill' iS M. •J I. q.; ~ins t.. t \.' 0 l 'npla t ted 1.'5 1 Sou th II ·~l lr <'d A. & 1 <!raldln <' P . Unplatted Sl•·moth 4 :>75 South I h . rc)n T t1nmas DanH J ll< .1.• ne Webb 4 '>15 South H r••n : • ·ui s Jr. & Rc:th Ambrose 4295 South Hlc r ~>n Norvel Fout 41R5 South Huron C1eah Unplatted Elaine Unplatted That part of the S~ SEI Sec. 4-5-68 daf : Comm. at a point 440' S of NE cor. of the st SEt Sec. 4-5-68; th I 198'; th S 220'; t'h E 198 ' ;• t b N 220' to pob -86•- •. ~ .\o..;s e ssm••nt Old ---New $ 4:11J . 1 0 ' 419.87 ~ 392.25 ~ 3R2.93 s 392.25 q; :.!82 .93 3-412.90 ~ 403.09 none $ 201. 54 , . \ ! I " • • • 1Q · WIII ~JQ:J ,s , fJc>!"l the st a tement ma de and fil e d lvith t he City Coun ci l , it" appe ars th.Jt the ,,;hole cost of s il id iml'rovement s is t he c.u1o1 o[ $ 45 9._:_6£..96 _, o f which am o unt the City of Englewo od will p;•y $/01, {p!f:!2.:..~o_, l ca~ing $3 5~_9.;;j &. ".!:.. to be assessc:•l again s t the r ea l proper t y in s a id Distri c t, said a mount inclu ~i ng c ust.~ CJ f inspe cll on , c <...] J c.c tion and other in c icl • :.tals and also i ncludi ng int~rr ~t as all o we d by law; and WHERU\~ •• fro m s a id stateme nt it also appears that the Cit ~ Co uncil h a ~ .1ppo r t ion ~Ju a share of the .... -hole cost to each lot or tr a ct of lan d i n said District, in accord ,,!,ce with the b e nefits to be derived by s a id property and in the proportions and amounts scvc rillly set fo r t h in a Resolution ado;:;ted by the City Co 11r·r·il on the 1 t, th day of F!.!L cu <ll:y, 19 71, and in a pulol i c notice pu b l , :-!te d i ll t :.c Cnglcwoo'l li cra ld, which Resolution a :1 d t> .tice are by rcfE'r- en c.· ma d e a p a rt h ereof; BE l'r ORD1\ T n:D BY THE CI T Y COUNCIL (;!. T HE CITY C•!· I:::N G L E IW OD, COLORADO: Section 1. That the whole cost and ~'~?! •r tionmr>nt c-f the sam~"', ilS set f o rth i n s n id Resolution and Noll ·•. a nd as ... ~.:·lN~ h ere in , is h e r eby app roved and confirme d, and s •• d appo r t Jo n nc n t i s here by dec l arcct to be in acco rd a nce with t h e c ;>ec i a l b C'nef .ts ....,hic h the pro, c·r! 'i i n t h e Dist rict will r ecei\·, hy reaso:1 l •~ t hf! 't 'J . ·: .... . ~ ..... ; I i I ' ~: I I . 'i f I i ; l •! I ! con s truction or !'ai d improve ments , an d a sha n ~ c ~ said cost is I IL're - t•Y a sse ssed t o it ll cl upon ea c h l ot or trac t of ],,, ·.:ithin t!. P :;- t ri e l in the p1·· ·•or t ions nn d amou n ts se t foru, and ::ot icc , a s .:n•·J,uC'd . Se ·Li on /. 1'h .1 t said' asscssm,•nl , !'1 abl e .~t th u n f 1 'l ••' 1 llc · Dircclor of rin . , ' :h" Ci ty F.n ylr ·.:nod, l·:iU i11 '•i ·L:,· d ,1 ys afl r the fJ11 • .1 :1 .: lic .1 t"ion 1 1 thi s - 8 7 - •. I • • .• \ ( I '! .. • • on:;.l .:1C C , vd u ..... ,:·~ .. ·Hl; r '".l icl e d Lh c~t a ll !'L!Ch ."ls~eB SIHC nLs may, ,. pro; 0 " ol,•n c·J-, l · · · 11 , 1e p.>~d ~n ~nsta r•· · t s, 1·1 i t 11 i :.L C'res t il r: I<L J <'i l .<~fb r provir1< r:. F a i 1 u J'C' to pny u ., 1.•holc a s,.-<:~. ·•e nts \·:it hi n "' i d p eri od of thirty cla}'S sh . .lll be ccmcl usivc>ly c:o:1 ~ .,, r ed <:Jncl hl ],: llcction on t !.,. pi1 rt of al l person~• l ' ~. 1 - c s t-d, v:hether 1111cl · 1 di~_.:.L•ility or vtl1c n d se, t n pay in such ,.,_ !t a Jl mc>nt s. h c 1 , . · ~ i un s hall be cone l •. ~ · ly held ;,1 ·,j con- s 1 , ... n .:d as il v. ' :,·J· of .. n y right to q uC'S Li OI< the powe r 0 1 juris- J 1 :lion of th <: ,i t y o[ [nsl ~wood to CO l.St ruct the improv 0me n t s, the <juality of tl., 1-:ork , th i:! regularity ":.·r ~-o\.lff i.·iency of the procrcclings, 01 the validity or the c or rectness of the asses s ments, or the validit y of th e 1 i en thereof. In t he Co:\c ·nt of such elect lO n t < pay in in s t lrrcnt s, th e assessme nt " shall be payable at the e>ff1n of the Count ;" Trca!"llrer o! Ar a pahoe Count y , Colorndo, in ten (10) eq ua l annual in s: •ll mcnts of l>rincipal,_ the fi1·st of which installment !' o · principal !>';nll be du -. a nd pay ab le on or before the 1st day of .J J ... 1-y, 197.l , re mai nd e r of said lnst<:Jllments shall be due an •' pilyable s .... ..-,.~.siv ely on 01 before the l sl day of January, in each .-.r there o' · · ' , v :t 1 1 p .:d r• in full,_l·.'ith interest on the . unpaid principal at t :.. rat e of six and o n e -half per cent (6-1/2\) per annwn, conunenc:ing on January I, 19 72, ancl p e~y ab le ca 1 ·,-l·.:tr at the time of puying inst a llm e nt ~. o ' princi pal. Sec• io n 1 . Fai 1 ure to pity ilny inst .o J 1 •1e nt, v.•h c ther o f p1 incip ."ll or i 1t •.'l , cl , when du e shall cause ll •< .·h ole of t.l1r · n- !·ti c! princi p .1 Lo !·~cone cl ue a nd payable im mc11 , t .. ly, an cl t :,, \.;ho le · am ')un l of Lh c , . i '•dcl ptincipal ilncJ accnH cJ i n dr a1.; interest at 1 1!0 ra t e of one p er cent 111 ( · pe r Ill< • , ,r rr .. c tion of i1 p· , • u ·1 i 1 th e'. d il le of l . · -88 - . , ·. t t ·~ ! t t I • • 0 , 2 1- .......... r · I i ! I • • • ,._ • bi l !'.,'. i .t ::tJ : : ! ·' l !·ior to th e U.lt L' of th ... • t :. ~: sa f e ,· thr· ov:ncr J•t ,:: p . y t he .:1 1 ~ ,J] l unpaid in !;Ltllm(•nt s \·.'i th in t ... •rl ~ • at one l '-J ('t •J.l\1 111 ( 1 ·• ) pc:l mo nt h, or fro c li o n of a rr.onth, and ill : pl'naltics .. c .d ill iO s~. 11 J t lo c:r<•t •pon );c res tor ..:d t o t J,., r i<jht the· r ed ft.l'r to in s t a J l1 . ·n t !; i s · rvd . 'fh ,· 0\'.T • u f nny p ro pert y nr •t in drf ,1u lt ils to a · .. in ·· · ,·~ lr.Jc nt or 1--•:..·:•· l ".:y , ot any ti me , pily th · · 1::10 1e of th , u npa'id ('. '" .! c ntc-rcs t to the d i · t' ' : h<" next .:ts~cssm •·n t i n .. u llment p.1 :.l d a te. Se ('t ·· 4 . l 'i 1 on ce at an :.: t i·,,c \,•it~•in thirty days af tv1· :J .• final publicat.:nn o f this Ordin a .-,~·~. and an allowance CJ~ five v .r centum (Sn Hill be n .:~dc on all i'•'Ym<'::ts made duri n g s u ch pcri o<1, but not •l,c ·n •a f t<·r. 1cdia tely u .f :. 1· tiJ , t'xpiration of su t·h tt.1 1 \: '1ay per i-•!, !'aid .ts s.·s sments sJ · .. ·Jl be certified. to t lw Cou :1t.· ·. Ci1su rer o: l.rupahoe County , Color ar1o , '·1 r col.lec-tion, as pro\'irl<!<!u:,· la111. Sc cti m ' That if any tr a ct of n · J !J ropc rty i :1 cl • rlecl \>'it hin Paving Dist .-.i ct f-lo. 19 is h c r c."'fter <1 v . ,! or s :1 l ' . \ ~ i n t .. two or more ~:·.r.h tracts or parce ls, tht: r i : ··c tor of J ,·.c e , wi• h the assi :;t.~r ; , of the Director of Pub l :: :y .:11..' h o riz cd an c ·li r cc t ed to divide the assess1 , ~ <lCJ<'linst !. .. :h tr .1 c.:t in thC' same pr . )r tion tha t the trilct its cl f tw o ''r more su p Jrccls , and to certify th e tl1e Treasure.r "~ ;,··a pa h oc County, Co lora do. S e-c I (i • All as scscmc nl s l cvi~d (l ,y in P a v i1 , ··j ·•ic t I<o . 19 , t u<jc:t h e l \·,itJ, a: .1 P ' n a l tics l p ub l i ··a t i on <•' d··f,"'u lt in payment thl r , ~h.111 con~tilut c·, f · ••J.•'n·.t c:~ch l ot or t 1 -p~ - ' '· s ub1ivi d.:.·r1 .i: to ns l th < 1·· i nt. n ·.:t all c . . L c c ' 'I t l I ~ •' :cl. ... . ' j)r np- • ··on j 11 ··. ,, J •.:l I • • .. \ I ' , ! 1- I, I, ! I li j l ' J ,j • • J It -:. ; ·:i t ' . t : < ·:, •.. 11 , v t!.e1: 1 i cr.~ c~:c ,·;•:.. 'I • LL:J"itl tilx 1 icns, ,1 !1 i ~;}1,,1 1 l . · '· · •. , , : j n ;1 ,·~,.. u 1 UJnl~'-' \:i tt1 t he· . :· ,.f Lh c State of S c c t . ., . ·tion~ o r p a rts of t h ' ( 1 d i n.liH'L r invalic'l, su ch J . 1 th r c m ~in ing pro- ,· j : .:1cc , it Lcin g the int < :,• . ':1 that thC' v.1rious p• ·.i :.i rms ]1 , ,, ,.L severable. Sec r:. 13y reas o n of th e fa c t t i ''' ·. l ·ond s of J•a vi ''9 !Ji~-tr i c t h'o . )~' .·r ..: now outstanding and in:c·JC'. t ~ereon wilJ sh o rt ly b e con .. _ an d payable, funds must b r J 1 ~ a vai lable from as ~es.mc nts a t · 1 , cn rli cs t possible date for :;men t of buch in- t erLst , and f o1 t'.~ imm e diate preservation of l h ~ public property, hc•:J lth, peace ;:, •. !';Jfcty, it is h ereby decl c'lrrcJ that im (';;:er<Jcncy e ~.J •.· ~ dlld t h ,,· ; s Ordinnnce shall tctl;e ef:cct upon its final Scct i c, 'J , All ordinanc£'s, or p ,,,·t s thereof, in conflict ,._ h ere •. i th arc h e: L'. )' r e pealed. This Ordin ,::1C (', ~:t c r its fin :J) pass- il <JC', s h u ll be r,<. "Oed in a book kept for thct pu rpose, shilll ],C' au 1 '·• n ticated by · :1e • signatures of the l·layor ,,,.~ l !Jirector o' r i -•mcc, and '·hill! be puLl u;hcd in the Englewood l'c:r ;J l d , il nevlspape'r of <JCil- •· eral circuluti o n l •Ublishcd in said City, \·:it hi1 1 seven dilys aft,.,. its final passur:c , nnd shall be and re ma i 11 i r 1 .. ,..,, <•lable unt1 1 r I .. asses s ments h er. I)' n .. Hk sh.Jll be paicl in full . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the Sth day of April, 1971. 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of April, . Read by title and passed on final reading on the 19th day of April, 1971. Published by title as Ordinance No. the 21st day of April, 1971. / .. z~ "ex of~lerk ~ -90 - j,;L -· Series of 1971, on . I . ' •. I • • ·' I " ' 2 • - ..> 7x0ici~City Clerlt I • • -Qn. - , • .. • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR OFFICIAD CJTT. COUNCIL DOCUMENT RrTU RN TO AP R 19 71 COU NC IL r.lCCTING FILE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLO. AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE AS SHOWN ON SKERRITS ADDITION, SECOND FILING; A PORTION OF SOUTH HURON STREET AND A PORTION OF WEST CORNELL AVENUE, AS SHOWN ON TAYLOR'S ADDITION, ALL WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE ~ WOOD AS RECORDED; RETAINING AND RESERVING EASEMENTS FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE STORM DRAINAGE . WHERE tr there presently exists a public street lying between the westerly right -of -way line of South Bannock Street and the easterly right-o f -way line of the Bannock Cherokee alley, as shown on Skerrits Addition, 2nd Filing, heretofore recorded, known as Q portion of West Jefferson Avenue; and WHEREAS, there also presently exists public streets and ways lying and being in Taylor's Addition to the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, known as South Huron Street and West Cornell Avenue; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has heretofore recommended that said streets and public ways hereinafter described be vacated; and WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said streets or public ways is contained within the City of Englewood, Colo · rado, and WHEREAS , said streets and public ways no longer serve any useful purpose and the vacation thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said street and public ways with· out an established public road connecting said realty with another established public road; and WHEREAS, the streets and public ways hereinafter desc rib d ar located entirely within the City of Engle- wood, Colorado and do not constitute a boundary line be- tw n the City of Englewoo d and any county o r othe r munici· pality . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TilE CITY OF ENG LEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: 1 That the following described streets and public ways located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County . Colorado b and th same are her by vacated, to-wit: a All of that portion of West Jefferson Av nu lying between the westerly right of·way lin of South Bannock Street and the ast rly ri gh t-of-way lin of th Bannock-Cheroke all y as shown on Skerrits Addition, 2nd Filing, as heretofore record d with the Clerk and R cord r of Arapahoe County, Colorado -1 · I . • .• I ' 1' I ' • • • • b . All of that portion of South Huron Street lying north of the north line of West Dartmouth Avenue and south of the north line of West Cornell Avenue, as sho~m on Taylor's Addition heretofore recorded with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe County, Colorado . c . All of that portion of West Cornell Ave · nue lying west of the west line of c-he Huron~ Galapago alley and east of the east line of South Huron Street as shown on Taylor's Addition, City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, as hereto~ fore recorded with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapa ~ hoe County, Colorado . 2. Provided, however, that the City of Englewood shall retain and shall reserve the right to install, main- tain, operate, repair and replace by itself or by any licensee or holder of a franchise from the City, any poles, wires, pipes, conduits, sewer mains and water mains or any other utility now located in t:he street or portion thereof vacated by this or - dinance . And provided further, that the City of Englewood hereby reserves the right to install and maintain in that por· tion of the vacated streets or public ways, surface and sub- surface storm drainage facilities . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of April, 1971 . Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the d I~ day of ~?ai! , 1971. ~~ ... Mayor Attest: ~ 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 19th day of April, 1971 . -2- I • • . ' ·' I I I , .,. -• c o ~ • l\a. 1 • 1 1LL CITY OF 1..1\< E.W O OD. COLO. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN DHORITY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. I? SERIES OF 1971 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 LICEN- SES AND LICENSE FEES FOR JUKE BOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSE- MENT 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 ex- pressly repealed. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 5th day of April, 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of April, 1971. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ;yf!f day of U -f'31+4 , 1971. • Published by title as Ordin~e .No. --~1~3~---· Series of 1971, on the d/)~ day of ~~ , 1971. Attest: I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurat~ complete copy of an Ordinance passed on final readi · and published by title as Ordinance No. t ? , ries of 1971. / . . •. I· • . , , ] c::=- • • • • OFFICIAL CITY COU NCIL DOCUMENT r<-T U P'J TO INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~ A BILL FOR fhw;V' APR 1 9 71 CO U.' ..... IL r .. _..;.Tii'<G F I LE CITY O F ENGLEWOOD, COLO. AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 3, CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE V, '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "VETERANS' PREFERENCE", PRO- VIDING FOR THE GRANTING OF PREFERENCE IN EMPLOYMENT AND RE- TENTION TO VETERANS AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. WHEREAS, effective July 1, 1971, Sections 13 and 14 of Article XII of the Constitution of the State of Colorado will be repealed by operation of law; and WHEREAS, Sections 13, 14 and 15 of Article XII as con- tained in House Concurrent Resolution No. 1019 were submitted and approved by the qualified electors of the State of Colo- rado at the General Election held November 4, 1969; and WHEREAS, the provisions thereof apply to any Civil Ser- vice or merit system or any agency or political subdivision of the State, including any municipality chartered or to be chartered under Article XX of the State Constitution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That effective July 1, 1971, Section 3, Chap- ter 3, Title V, '69 E.M.C., entitled, "Veterans' Preference", is hereby repealed and in lieu thereof the following provisions are enacted: 2=1=1· Veterans' Preference (a) (l) The passing grade on each competitive examination shall be the same for each candidate for appointment or employment in the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (2) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of each candidate on ·each such examination, except any promotional examina- tion, who is separated under honorable condi- tions and who, other than for training purposes, (i) served in any branch of the armed forces of the United States during any period of any de- clared or any undeclared war or other armed hos- tilities against an armed foreign enemy, or (ii) served on active duty in any such branch in any campaign or expedition for which a campaign badge is authorized. (3) Ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any candidate of each such examination, except any promotional examination, who has so served, other than for training pur- poses, and who, because of disability incurred -1- • t I· • ·' \ I • ' '! • • in the line of duty, is receiving monetary compensation or disability retired benefits by reason of public laws administered by the Department of Defense or the Veterans Admin- istration, or any successor thereto. (4) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of any candidate of each such examination, except any promotional examination, who is the unremarried widow of any person who was or who would have been entitled to addi- tional points under Paragraph 2 or 3 of this subsection, or of any person who died during such service or as a result of service-con- nected cause while on active duty in any such branch, other than for training purposes. (5) No more than a total of ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any such candidate pursuant to this subsection (a). (b) The certificate of the Department of Defense or of the Veterans Administration, or any successor there- to, shall be conclusive proof of service under honorable conditions or of disability or death incurred in the line of duty during such service. (c) (1) When a reduction in the work force of the City of Englewood becomes necessary because of lack of work or curtailment of funds, em- ployees not eligible for added points under subsection (a) of this section shall be separa- ted before those so entitled who have the same or more service in the employment of the City, counting both military service for which such points are added and such employment with the City. (2) In the case of such a person eligible for added points who has completed twenty (20) or more years of active military service, no military service shall be counted in deter- mining length of service in respect to such retention rights. In the case of such a person who has completed less than twenty (20) years of such military service, no more than ten (10) years of service under subsection (a) (2) (i) and (ii) shall be counted in determining such length of service for such detention rights. (d) The Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood shall implement the provisions of this section to assure that all persons entitled to added points and preference in examinations and retention ahall enjoy their full privileges and rights granted by this section. (e) Any examination which is a promotional examin- -2- I . • ·' I ! ' ~ 1 • • ation, but which is also open to persons other than em- ployees for whom such appointment would be a promotion, shall be considered a promotional examination for the pur- poses of this section. (f) Any other provision of this section to the con- trary notwithstanding, no person shall be entitled to the addition of points under this section for more than one appointment or employment within the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (g) This section shall be in full force and effect on and after July 1, 1971 and shall grant Veterans' Pre- ference to all persons who have served in the armed for- ces of the United States from the Spanish-American War as of April 21, 1898, and any othe~ declared or undeclared war, conflict, engagement, expedition, or campaign for which a campaign badge has been authorized, and who meet the re- quirements of service or disability, or both, as provided in this section. ~ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the !Cf day of ~J , 1971. /.sf-Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ~--day of ~d 1971. Attest: ~ ? Mayor r ~c~ 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, i2(roduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the /9-day of Y;e~ , 1971. -3- I • • . , ·' I I I " ' 2 • ;-• OFFICIAL CJ:'b COUNCIL DocuMENt RCTURN TO REGULAR MEETI NG: COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO APRIL 5, 1971 APR 19 '7 1 The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on April 5, 1971, at 8:00P.M. Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Berry Kimbrough of the Englewood Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 58. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial Assistant City Manager McDivitt City Attorney Berardini City Clerk Lyon ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 15, 1971, AND THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING ON PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19 OF MARCH 22, 1971, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. Mr. Sam Crouch of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local Union No. 1, AFL-CIO, appeared before City Council and requested recogni- tion of his Union by Council. Mr. Crouch stated that he represented approxi- mately 22 employees of the City of Englewood, which was 100 per cent of all employees in the Water and Sewer Plant. The City Council discussed the rec ognition of this Union and informed Mr. Crouch that they would be in touch wi th him b y letter. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. Mr. Harold Rust, Manager, Englewood office of the Public Service Company, appeared before City Council and presented a check in the amount of $45,765.28 for the first quarter of 1971 and for the unpaid balance due from 0' ·' I I 'r I • • • • - 2 - the year 1970. Mr. Rust stated that the quarterly franchise payments for 1971 had been estimated at $37,000.00. * * * * * Mrs. Ruth Keen, 2747 South Pennsylvania, appeared before City Council and presented a letter which was read in full dated March 19, 1971, requesting that the sidewalk for the paving of the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania be reduced in size in order that several trees might be saved and the environmental stability protected. City Manager Dial reported on the condition of the trees in the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania. Mrs. Rayline Goeken appeared before City Council and discussed the need to save the trees. City Council discussed the paving with Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Goeken. * * * * * Director of Finance Lyon introduced Mr. Joe Kirschner, recently appointed Project Coordinator for the Arapahoe Regional Automated Property Subsystem. Mr. Kirschner spoke briefly about the ARAPS project. * * * * * The City Council continued discussion of the width of the sidewalk to be used in the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BE DIRECTED TO ALIGN THE PAVING OF THE 2700 BLOCK OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA THREE FEET FURTHER TO THE WEST THAN ORIGINALLY PLANNED IN ORDER TO SAVE TREES ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE STREET. Discussion continued. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority. Nays: Councilmen Lay, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. Bill Malo ne, representing the 90 W-B Corpo ration at 90 West Belleview Avenue, appeared before City Council . Mr. Malone presented a letter dated April 1, 1971, requesting that the City Council not treat the issuance of a 3.2 beer license as a new license but rather a substitution of a beer and wine license. Mr. Malone stated that Mr. Chilton of the State Liquor Control Division had indicated that the State would accept the City's determination. City Attorney Berardini stated that in his opinion the clientele for beer and wine licensing is substantially different than that of a 3.2 beer license establishment and he believed that a public hearing to establish the needs of the net~hborhood would be required. Discussjnn ensued. I • • . ' \ ( I ' 1 • • -3 - COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT A NEW APPLI- CATION ESTABLISHING THE NEEDS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A 3.2 BEER LICENSE AT 90 W-B CORPORATION BE REQUIRED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. George Carter, representing Mr. and Mrs. Tamas D. Kesmarki, 1222 South Corona Street, Denver, Colorado, appeared before City Council and requested City Council's approval in the change of ownership of stock from Mrs. Ann Scoggins to Mr. Tamas D. Kesmarki. Mr. Carl Harthun, Attorney, 910 -16th Street, Denver, Colorado, repre- senting Mrs. Scoggins, current license holder, appeared before City Council. COUNCILMAN DHORITY ~lOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP OF THE STOCK OF PLANTATION, INC., DBA THE STUDIO, 5020 SOUTH BROADWAY, FROM MRS. ANN SCOGGINS TO MR. TAMAS D. KESMARKI. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Cou ncilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mrs. Lucille Reed, Box 176, Indian Hills, Colorado, Project Director of Serve-A-Meal to Seniors (SAMS), appeared before City Council. Mrs. Reed explained that the SAMS Program was financed under a Title IV demonstration grant of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare and that the purpose of the program was to serve a hot, tasty meal to senior citizens at a reasonable price in a social setting. Mrs. Reed introduced Mr. Shanks discussed the SANS project. the people involved in t he project were not continued . Lawrence Shanks, 4015 South Grove. Mr. Mrs. Reed stated that it was the hope of that it continue even if Federal funding * * * * * City Manager Dial discussed the bids received for the animal shelter which had substantially exceeded the architect's estimate. Mr. Dial submitted a memorandum dated April 5 , 1971, setting forth a negotiated price for the project. The total project estimate under a negotiated price is $33,553.00. Mr. Don Marshall, Architec t, appeared before City Council and dis- cussed the projec t. Mr. ~larshall stated that the square footage under the negotiated bid had been reduced by 60 feet, the building had been made completely rectangular, s teel partitions had been used instead of brick, a \ ( I , . I • • ' • • • - 4 - steel span roof had been employed and the mechanical arrangements for the struc- ture had been changed. City Council discussed the project. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT WITH J. L . WILLIAMS CONSTRUC TION COMPANY ON THE BASIS PROVIDED IN THE MEMORANDUM OF APRIL 5, 1971, PROVIDING THAT CONCRETE TESTS BE A PART OF THE CONTRACT COSTS AND THAT THE MAYOR BE SATISFIED ON THE BASIS OF INFOR}~TION FROM TRI-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT THAT THE MECHANICAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE ADEQUATE. Upon the call of the roll, t h e vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager, recommending the creation of a special committee to study the City's animal control program and make recommendations for improvements, was received for the record. City Manager Dial 's memorandum dated April 2, 1971, concerning animal control recommended that a committee consisting of a member of City Council, a veterinarian, a kennel owner, a representative of the Tri-County Board of Health, the Chief of Police, and two citizens at large be appointed to study animal control within the City of Englewood. It was the consensus of the Council that names for the committee be discussed at the next study session. Councilman Howard Brown was suggested as the Council's representative to the committee. * * * * * A letter from Mr. Richard D. MacRavey, Executive Director, Colorado Municipal League, requesting certain municipal officials to attend a LEGISLA- TIVE BRIEFING at 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday, April 7th, at the Brown Palace Hotel, was received for the record. * * * * * The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of February 2, 1971, were received for the record. * * * * * A memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission recommending the vacation of South Huron Street between West Cornell Avenue and West Dartmouth Avenue and Wes t Cornell Avenue between the South Galapago Street-South Huron Street alley, and South Huron Street, was received for the record . Mr. Tom Eitel, Attorney, appeared before City Council concerning the request for vacation of a portion of South Huron Street and West Cornell Avenue. The City Council discussed the vacation with Mr. Eitel and the provision for access to the Winslow Construction road in such a way that traffic would not be impeded. I • • \ ! I , ~ • • -5 - COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR 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, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EFFECTING SAID VACATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission 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, was received for the record. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE VACATION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE FROM THE WEST LINE OF SOUTH BANNOCK STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF SOUTH BANNOCK STREET-SOUTH CHEROKEE STREET ALLEY, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DI- RECTED TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EFFECTING SAID VACATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting of March 18, 1971, with a recommendation that the position of Recreation Supervisor be established at Grade 22, were received for the record. City Council discussed the recommendation. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDA- TION BE TABLED FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: Cou ncilman Kreiling Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * The minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of March 16, 1971, with three memoranda attached, were received for the record. I • • . , \ ( I ~ • • -6 - A 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, was discussed by City Council with Mr. Dial and Mr. Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDA- TION THAT THE RIGHT-OF-WA Y 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, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. Councilman Lone stated that the encroachment and realignment of City Ditch should have been brought before City Council before construction was commenced. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: Councilman Lone Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. ;- City Council discussed a memorandum from the Water and Sewer Board recommending that a quit claim deed conveying the City's interest in land asso- ciated with the Little Beaver Creek interceptor on the Ranch Creek Water Diversion project near Fraser, Colorado, be authorized for execution. Mr. Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities, reappeared before City Council and discussed the conveyance. Mr. Carroll indicated that the City had obtained the Sloan property previously through condemnation for a sum of $1,800.00 and that this sum would not be repaid to the City. Discussion ensued. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE ITEM BE TABLED. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. A memorandum recommending the extension of a lease agreement between the City of Englewood and Public Service Company of Colorado, whereby five wells owned by Public Service Company on their Clay Street property would be rented to the City of Englewood for $1 .00 per year, was discussed. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION EXTENDING THE LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO, WHEREBY FIVE WELLS OWNED BY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY ON THEIR CLAY STREET PROPERTY WOULD BE RENTED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR $1.00 PER YEAR, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE ~~YOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE LEASE AGREEMENTS FOR THE CLAY STREET PROPERTY WELLS WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * I • • . , f ] • • • • - 7 - The Mayor called a recess at 11:00 P.M. The meeting reconvened at 11:15 P.M. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 1971 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS 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 COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF 1971 AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT AN INDEBTEDNESS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND UPON THE CREDIT THEREOF BY ISSUING GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $2,200,000, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS WITH WHICH TO EXTEND AND IMPROVE THE MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM OF SAID CITY; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS AND PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCI LMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCI LMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Coun c ilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: No ne Absent : Co un cilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * I • • .· f • • ,_ - 8 - Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO . 19, 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; PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGEN CY. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full, 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 JUKEBOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Co uncilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, concerning summons' service, was received for the record. A resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal Court was received for the record. Ci ty Council discussed the supplemental appropriation to the Municipal Court for the extra court day in summons service. It was the con- sensus of the Co un cil that the supplemental appropriations be held over to the next Ci ty Council meeting . * * * * * I • • .• \ I I f 'r • • - 9 - After discussion, it was the consensus of Council that a study session be established for Monday, April 12, 1971. * * * * * City Manager Dial presented bond prospectuses for $427,000 of Paving District No. 20 bonds. * * * * * COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11:40 P.M. I • • ' • • • • ,_ · OFFICJA~ Crn! COUNCIL DOCUMENT PrT URN TO COUNCIL CHAMBERS r.PR 1 9 '71 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO APRIL 5, 1971 COUNCI L ;·::-···.-:; I'"I L CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. C OLO. REGULAR MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on April 5, 1971, at 8:00P.M. Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Berry Kimbrough of the Englewood Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 58. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial Assistant City Manager McDivitt City Attorney Berardini City Clerk Lyon * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 15, 1971, AND THE MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC REARING ON PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19 OF MARCH 22, 1971, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. Sam Crouch of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local Union No. 1, AFL-CIO, appeared before City Council and requested recogni- tion of his Union by Council. Mr. Crouch stated that he represented approxi- mately 22 employees of the City of Englewood, which was 100 per cent of all employees in the Water and Sewer Plant. The City Council discussed the recognition of this Union and informed Mr. Crouch that they would be in touch with him by letter . * * * * * Mr. Harold Rust, Manager, Englewood office of the Public Service Company, appeared before City Council and presented a check in the amount of $45,765.28 for the first quarter of 1971 and for the unpaid balance due from • I ·' \ I '! I • • f • • -2 - the year 1970. Mr. Rust stated that the quarterly franchise payments for 1971 had been estimated at $37,000.00. * * * * * Mrs. Ruth Keen, 2747 South Pennsylvania, appeared before City Council and presented a letter which was read in full dated March 19, 1971, requesting that the sidewalk for the paving of the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania be reduced in size in order that several trees might be saved and the environmental stability protected. City Manager Dial reported on the condition of the trees in the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania. Mrs. Rayline Goeken appeared before City Council and discussed the need to save the trees. City Council discussed the paving with Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Goeken. * * * * * Director of Finance Lyon introduced Mr. Joe Kirschner, recently appointed Project Coordinator for the Arapahoe Regional Automated Property Subsystem. Mr. Kirschner spoke briefly about the ARAPS project. * * * * * The City Council continued discussion of the width of the sidewalk to be used in the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BE DIRECTED TO ALIGN THE PAVING OF THE 2700 BLOCK OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA THREE FEET FURTHER TO THE WEST THAN ORIGINALLY PLANNED IN ORDER TO SAVE TREES ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE STFEET. Discussion continued. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Kreiling, Dhority. Nays: Councilmen Lay, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. Bill Malone, representing the 90 W-B Corporation at 90 West Belleview Avenue, appeared before City Council. Mr. Malone presented a letter dated April 1, 1971, requesting that the City Council not treat the issuance of a 3.2 beer license as a new license but rather a substitution of a beer and wine license. Mr. Malone stated that Mr . Chilton of the State Liquor Control Division had indicated that the State would accept the City's determination. City Attorney Berardini stated that in his opinion the clientele for beer and wine licensing is substantially different than that of a 3.2 beer license establishment and he believed that a public hearing to establish the needs of the nei~hborhood would be required. Discussi0n ensued. I • • f • • -3 - COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT A NEW APPLI- CATION ESTABLISHING THE NEEDS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A 3.2 BEER LICENSE AT 90 W-B CORPORATION BE REQUIRED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. George Carter, representing Mr. and Mrs. Tamas D. Kesmarki, 1222 South Corona Street, Denver, Colorado, appeared before City Council and requested City Council's approval in the change of ownership of stock from Mrs. Ann Scoggins to Mr. Tamas D. Kesmarki. Mr. Carl Harthun, Attorney, 910 -16th Street, Denver, Colorado, repre- senting Mrs. Scoggins, current license holder, appeared before City Council. COUNCIL~Ulli DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP OF THE STOCK OF PLANTATION, INC., DBA THE STUDIO, 5020 SOUTH BROADWAY, FROM MRS. ANN SCOGGINS TO MR. TAMAS D. KESMARKI. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab . Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mrs . Lucille Reed, Box 176, Indian Hills, Colorado, Project Director of Serve-A-Meal to Seniors (SAMS), appeared before City Council . Mrs. Reed explained that the SAMS Program was financed under a Title IV demonstration grant of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare and that the purpose of the program was to serve a hot, tasty meal to senior citizens at a reasonable price in a social setting. Mrs. Reed introduced Mr. Lawrence Shanks, 4015 South Grove. Mr. Shanks discussed the SAMS project. Mrs. Reed stated that it was the hope of the people involved in the project that it continue even if Federal funding were not continued. * * * * * City Manager Dial discussed the bids re ceived for the animal shelter wh i ch ha d substantially exceeded the architect's estimate. Mr. Dial submitted a me morand um dated April 5 , 1971, setting forth a negotiated price for the proje c t. The total projec t estimate under a negotiated price is $33,553.00. Mr. Don Mar s hall, Architect, appeared before City Council and dis- cussed the proj e c t. Mr. Marshall stated that the square footage under the negotiated bi d had been reduc d by 60 feet, the building had been made completely re c tangular, steel partitions had been used instead of brick, a I • • \ l I .· , ~ • • • • - 4 - steel span roof had been employed and the mechanical arrangements for the struc- ture had been changed. City Council discussed the project. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT WITH J. L. WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ON THE BASIS PROVIDED IN THE MEMORANDUM OF APRIL 5, 1971, PROVIDING THAT CONCRETE TESTS BE A PART OF THE CONTRACT COSTS AND THAT THE MAYOR BE SATISFIED ON THE BASIS OF INFORMATION FROM TRI-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT THAT THE MECHANICAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE ADEQUATE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager, recommending the creation of a special committee to study the City's animal control program and make recommendations for improvements, was received for the record. City Manager Dial's memorandum dated April 2, 1971, concerning animal control recommended that a committee consisting of a member of City Council, a veterinarian, a kennel owner, a representative of the Tri-County Board of Health, the Chief of Police, and two citizens at large be appointed to study animal control within the City of Englewood. It was the consensus of the Council that names for the committee be discussed at the next study session. Councilman Howard Brown was suggested as the Council's representative to the committee. * * * * * A letter from Mr. Richard D. MacRavey, Executive Director, Colorado Municipal League, requesting certain municipal officials to attend a LEGISLA- TIVE BRIEFING at 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday, April 7th, at the Brown Palace Hotel, was received for the record. * * * * * The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of February 2, 1971, were received for the record. * * * * * A memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission 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 Sou th Huron Street, was received for the record . Mr. Tom Eitel, Attorney, appeared before City Council concerning the reque s t for vacation of a portion of South Huron Street and West Cornell Avenue. The City Council discussed the vacation with Mr. Eitel and the provision for access to the Winslow Construction road in such a way that traffic would not be impeded. .• . ' \ ! ~ I • • ' 1-- • • • • - 5 - COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR 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 SO UTH HURON STREET, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EFFECTING SAID VACATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission 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, was received for the record. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE VACATION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE FROM THE WEST LINE OF SOUTH BANNOCK STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF SOUTH BANNOCK STREET-SOUTH CHEROKEE STREET ALLEY, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DI- RECTED TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EFFECTING SAID VACATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting of March 18, 1971, with a recommendation that the position of Recreation Supervisor be established at Grade 22, were received for the record. City Council discussed the recommendation. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDA- TION BE TABLED FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: Councilman Kreiling Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * The minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of March 16, 1971, with three memoranda attached, were received for the record. I • • . , I I ' , 1 - • • -6 - A 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, was discussed by City Council with Mr. Dial and Mr. Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities. , - COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDA- TION THAT THE RIGHT-OF-WAY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND MR. M.VIN JAY RATLIFF, WHEREBY MR. RATLIFF IS GRANTED PERMISSION TO REALIGN CITY DITCH WHERE IT ADJOINS HIS PROPERTY AT 3430 SOUTH GRANT, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. Councilman Lone stated that the encroachment and realignment of City Ditch should have been brought before City Council before construction was commenced. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: Councilman Lone Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. City Council discussed a memorandum from the Water and Sewer Board recommending that a quit claim deed conveying the City's interest in land asso- ciated with the Little Beaver Creek interceptor on the Ranch Creek Water Diversion project near Fraser, Colorado, be authorized for execution. Mr. Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities, reappeared before City Council and discussed the conveyance. Mr. Carroll indicated that the City had obtained the Sloan property previously through condemnation for a sum of $1,800.00 and that this sum would not be repaid to the City. Discussion ensued. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE ITEM BE TABLED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. A memorandum recommending the extension of a lease agreement between the City of Englewood and Public Service Company of Colorado, whereby five wells owned by Public Service Company on their Clay Street property would be rented to the City of Englewood for $1.00 per year, was discussed. COUNCILMAN LAY ~lOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION EXTENDING THE LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO, WHEREBY FIVE WELLS OWNED BY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY ON THEIR CLAY STREET PROPERTY WOULD BE RENTED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR $1.00 PER YEAR, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE LEASE AGREEMENTS FOR THE CLAY STREET PROPERTY WELLS WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Se nti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * I • • . ' f • • • -7 - The Mayor called a recess at 11:00 P.M. The meeting reconvened at 11:15 P.M. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present : Councilmen Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 1971 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROv,EMENTS 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 COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF 1971 AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT AN INDEBTEDNESS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND UPON THE CREDIT THEREOF BY ISSUING GENERAL OBLIGATION WATER IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF SAID CITY IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $2,200,000, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS WITH WHICH TO EXTEND AND IMPROVE THE MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM OF SAID CITY; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS AND PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * I • • .. ' \ l ' ~ 1- • • - 8 - Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, 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; PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAY~ffiNT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full, 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 JUKEBOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGl.EWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The ~~yor declared the motion c arried. * * * * * A memorandum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, concerning summons' service, was received for the record. A resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal Court was received for the re co rd. Ci ty Council discussed the supplemental appropriation to the Mu nicipal Court for the extra court day in summons service. It was the con- sensus of the Coun ci l that the supplemental appropriations be held over to the next City Council meeting. * * * * "' . ' I • • I ! ' t 'f - • • • - 8 - Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF TRE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, IN TRE 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; PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full, 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 JUKEBOXES AND MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN TRE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: No ne Absent: Councilman Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * A memorandum from Mr. Ste phen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, concerning summons' service, was received for the record. A resolution appropriating funds to the Municipal Court was received for the record. City Council discussed the supplemental appropriation to the Municipal Court for the extra court day in summons service. It was the con- sensus of the Coun cil that the supplemental appropriations be held over to the next City Council meeting. * * * * * .· . ' I ! '! I • • ....... • • - 9 - After discussion, it was the consensus of Council that a study session b e established for Monday, April 12, 1971. City Manager Dial presented bond prospectuses for $427,000 of Paving District No. 20 bonds . COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lone , Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Schwab. Nays: None Absent: Councilman Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11:40 P.M. \ ! ~ I • • ' 2 - Prec inct No. Precinc t No. Preci nct No . Precinct No . Precin c t No. Preci n t No . Preci nct No . Prec inct No . Pre ci nct No . Pre c inct No . Pre cinct No . Pre cin .t No . Precinct No . Precinct No . Precinct No . Pr cin c t No . • • 0 . • OFFICIAL QD COUNCIL DOCUMltNT • • ReTURN TO APR 19 '71 COUNCIL MEL II NO ILl CID OF. ENGI.""WOOC. COLO. "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill91 1971" l -Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Mar s hall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune 2 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street 5 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William S . Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune 7 -Mr. an d Mrs . 0 , K. Stookesberry, 3101 South Williams Street 8 -Mr . and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Ar c hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street 10 -Mr. and Mrs. James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street 11 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street 12 -Mr. and Mr • Harold Foster, 4660 South Kalamath Street 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert F. Bann ick , 3382 West Grand Avenue 14 -Mr. and Mrs . Jack J . Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 So uth Elati Street 16 -Mr. and Mrs . Paul J . Hi cks , 58 0 Pennwood Circle ,._ • . ' I • • •' I I . ' ,. • ]- • • .. "SPE CIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" Pr eci nc t No. -Mr. and Mr s . Willi s L. Mar shall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Prec inc t No. 2 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Pr ecinct No . 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 Scuth Logan Street Pr ecinct No. 4 -Mr . and Mr s . Joseph C. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Pre c inc t o . 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue Precin t o . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William S. Barrett, 1351 Ea st Bates Aveune Pre inc.t No. 7 -Mr. and Mrs. o. K. Stooke s berry, 3101 South Williams Street Pr ednct No. -Mr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Pre cinc t No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s. Ar c hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Pre cinct o . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre ci nct No . ll-Mr. and Mr s . Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Pr ecinct No . 12-Mr. and Mr s . Harold Fo s ter, 4660 South Kalamath Street Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Pre ci nc t No . 14 -Mr . and Mr s . Jack J. Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Precinct No . 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 So uth Elati Street Precin t No . 16 Mr. and Mr s . Pa ul J , Hi cks , 580 Pennwo od Circ le I • • •' \ ! ' " , X ]- 1 Pr ecin t No. Pre in c t No. Prec inc t No . Pre cinct No. Precinc t No. Pre c inc t No . Pre inc.t No. Precinc t No. Precinc t No. • • • "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" -Mr. and Mr s . Willi s L. Mar s hall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune 2 -Mr . and Mr s. Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street 3 -Mr . and Mr s . Arthur D. Ro c hwe ll, 3015 South Logan Street 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Joseph C. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street 5 -Mr . and Mrs . Rober t Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue 6 -Mr . and Mrs . William S. Barret t, 1351 Ea st Bates Aveune 7 -Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. Stookes berry, 3101 South Williams Street 8 -Mr . and Mr s . George Gipe 1 3554 South Ogden Street 9 -Mr. and Mr s. Ar c hie David s on, 3894 South Lincoln Street Pre cinc t No . 10 -Mr . and Mr s . James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre c in ct No . 11 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street PrecinC"t No . 12 -Mr. and Hr • Harold Foster , 4660 South Kalamath Street Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Robe rt F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Precinc t No . 14 -Mr . and Mr s . Jack J . Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Pr c in<t No. 15 -Mr. and Hr • Jac k B. Land, 4700 So uth Elat i Street Prec in c t No. 16 Mr. and Mr s . Paul J . Hicks, 580 Pennwood Circle ' I I • • 0 ·. . , , • J -•. 0 • 1 "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" Precinct No. l -Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Mar s hall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Precinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Joseph c . Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William s. Barrett, l35l Ea st Bates Aveune Precinc t No. -Hr. and Mr s . o. K. Stooke s berry, 3101 South Williams Street Pre ci nct No . -Mr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Precinct No. 9 -Hr. and Mr s . Ar hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinct No . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . James c. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre cinct No . ll -Hr. and Mr s . Robe rt Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Pre cinct No . 1 2 -Hr . and Mr s . Harold Fo s ter, 4660 South Kalam.th Street Precin c t No. l3 -Hr. and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Pre cinct No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J. Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Precinct No . 15 -Hr. and Mr s . J ack B. Land, 4700 South Elati Street Precinc-t o . l6 -Hr. and Mr s . Paul J . Hi cks , 58 0 Pennwo od Circle I • • . ' ·' \ I I , • " 1- • Precinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Prec inc t No . Pre c in c. t No. Pre inc t No. Pre c inct No. • • • '· "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" 1 -Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Marshall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune 2 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Jos eph C. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street 5 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William S. Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune -Mr. and Mr s . 0 , K. Stookesberry, 3101 South Williams Street 8 -Mr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Ar hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinc t No. 10 -Mr. and Mr s . Jame s c. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Prec inct No. 11 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Pre c inc t No . 12 Mr. and Mr s . Harold Foster, 4660 South Kalamath Street Pre c inct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Pre cin c t No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J. Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Preci n t No . 15 -Mr. and Mr s . J a c k B. Land, 4 700 South Elati Street Precinct o . 16 -Mr . a nd Mr s . Pa ul J . Hicks , 580 Pennwood Circle • . I • • • I ' ,_ • ] • • '· - "SPECI AL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" Precinct No. 1 -Mr. and Mr s . Willis L. Marshall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Precinct No. 2 -Hr. and Mr s . Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 3 -Hr. and Hri . Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street Precinct No . 4 -Hr . and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 5 -Hr. and Mr s . Robert Hidkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue Precinct o . 6 -Hr . and Mr s . William S. Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune Pre inct No . -Hr. and Mr s . O. K. Stookesberry, 3101 South Williams Street Precinct No . -Mr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Precln t No . 9 -Hr. and Mr s . Ar c hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinct No . 10 - Hr . and Mrs . James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Precinct No . 11 -Hr. and Hr~. Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Pre cinct No . 12 -Hr. and Mr s . Harold Foster, 4660 South Kalamath Street Precinc t No . 13 -Mr. and Hr • Robert F . Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Pre cinct No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J. Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Precin t No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 South Elati Street Pr clnct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Paul J . Hicks, 580 Pennwood Circle I • • .. f • ,_ -• . 0 • .. J-'· "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROG RAM INVITEES , Aprill91 1971 " Precinc t No . 1 -Mr . and Mr s . Willi s L. Mar s h a ll, 23 37 Wes t Wes l ey Aveun e Pre ci n c t No . 2 -Mr . and Mr s . Ro bert A. Shea , 3080 South Ch e r o kee S t reet Preci nct No . 3 -Mr . and Mrs . Arthur D. Roc hwell , 30 15 Sou t h Logan St r e e t Precinct No. 4 -Mr . and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato , 3910 So u t h De l aw a re St r ee t Precinct No . 5 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert Hidkirk , 1035 Ea st Dar tmo u t h Avenu e Precinct No . 6 -Mr . and Mr s . William S . Barrett, 1351 Ea st Bates Ave une Precinct No . -Mr . and Mr s . o. K. Stookesberry , 3101 Sou t h Wi 11 i ams Stree t Preci nc t No . -Mr . and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 So u t h Ogden S treet Precinc t No. 9 -Mr . and Mr Ar c hie David son, 3894 Sou t h Li n co ln S tree t Precinct No . 10 -Mr . and Mrs . James c. Walker, 4000 So u t h Fox Street Precinct No . 11 -Mr . and Mr s . Rob ert Rain s , 4240 South Pearl Street Pr ecinct No . 12 -Mr . and Mrs . Harold Fo s ter , 4660 South Kalamath Street Precinct o . 13 - Mr . and Mr s . Robe rt F . Bannick, 3382 West Grand Ave n ue Precinc t o . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J . Kohut , 5025 South Galapago Street Pr cine t No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 So uth Elati Street Precinc t o . 16 -Mr . and Mr s . Paul J . Hicks, 580 Pennwood Circle I • • .• ' r I ' . , • Precinct No . Pre cinct No . Precinct No . Preci n ct No. Pre cinct No . Precinct No. Pre inct No. Pre ci n ct No . Precinc t No . Precinct No . Pre ci nct No . Preci n l No . Pre ci n ct No. Precinct No . Precln t No . Precinct No . • 0 ·. • "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES , Aprill9, 1971" -Mr . and Mrs . Willis L. Mars h all , 2337 Wes t Wes l ey Av e un e 2 -Mr . and Mrs . Robert A. She a, 3080 South Ch erokee Street J -Mr . and Mrs . Arthur D. Rochwe l l , 3015 South Log an Street 4 -Mr . and Mr s . Joseph c . Carricato , 3910 South Delaware Stree t 5 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert Midkirk , 1035 Ea st Dartmou th Avenue 6 -Mr . and Mr s . William S . Barrett , 1351 East Bates Ave une -Mr . and Mrs . O. K. S tookes berry , 3101 Sou t h Williams Street 8 -Mr . and Mrs . George Gi pe, 35 54 South Ogden Street 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Ar c hie Davi d son , 3894 Sou t h Li n col n S treet 10 -Mr . and Mr s . James C. Walke r, 4000 South Fox S treet 11 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Rains , 4240 South Pearl S treet 12 -Mr . and Mr s . Harold Foster , 4660 So u th Kalamath Street 13 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick , 3382 We st Grand Avenue 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J . Kohut, 5025 South Ga l a pago Street 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 South Elati Street 16 -Mr . and Mr s . Paul J . Hi cks , 580 Pennwood Circle .. - .. ·' I ! " I • • ' • J -•. • - "SPECI AL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" Pre c inc t No. 1 -Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Marshall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Preci n ct No. 2 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 3 -Mr . and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street Precinct No. 4 -Hr. and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Pre cinct No. 5 -Mr. an d Mr s . Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue Pre c inct No . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William S. Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune Pre inc t No . 7 - Hr . and Mr s . o. K. Stooke s berry, 3101 South Williams Street Precinct No . 8 -Mr. and Mr s . Geo rge Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Pre c inct No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Ar c hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinc t No . 10 -Mr. and Mrs. James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre c inct No . 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Prec in c t No . 12 -Mr. and Mr • Harold Fos ter, 4660 South Kalamath Street Pre c in c t No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick, 3382 We s t Grand Avenue Pre c inc t No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J . Koh ut, 5025 South Ga1apa&o Street Prec inc t No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . J ack B. Land, 4700 South Elati Street Prec in c t No . 16 -Mr . a nd Mr s . Paul J . Hicks, 580 Pennwo od Circle I • • . , ·. .· I ( I ' • ! • ]- 0 • "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill90 1971" Precinct No. -Hr. and Mrs. Willi s L. Mar s hall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Prec-inct No. 2 -Hr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Prec inct No. 3 -Hr . and Mrs. Arthur D. Ro chwell , 3015 South Logan Street Precinct No . 4 -Hr. and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Pre cinct No . 5 -Hr. and Mr s . Robert Midkirk, 1035 Ea st Dartmouth Avenue Precinct No . 6 -Hr. and Mr s , William S, Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune Pre cinct No , • Hr . and Mrs. 0, K. S tooke s berry, 3101 South Williams Street Precinc t No . 8 -Hr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Pre ci nc t No . 9 -Hr. and Mr s . Ar chi e David son , 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinct No. 10 -Hr. and Mrs. Jame s C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre c inct No . 11 -Hr. and Mrs, Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Precinct No . 12 -Hr. and Mr s . Harold Foster, 4660 South Kalamath Street Prec inct No . 13 -Hr . and Mr s . Robert F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Precinct No. 14 -Hr. and Mr s . J ac k J , Kohut , 5025 South Galapago Street Precinct No . 15 -Hr . and Mr s . J a ck B. Land, 4700 So uth Elati Street Precinct No . 16 -Hr . and Mr s . Paul J . Hi cks , 580 Pennwood Circle I • • ·. , • X • J -• . • • "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, Aprill9, 1971" Precinct No. -Mr. and Mrs. Willi s L. Marshall, 2337 West Wesley Aveune Precinct No. 2 • Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shea, 3080 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Rochwell, 3015 South Logan Street Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Joseph c. Carricato, 3910 South Delaware Street Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Midkirk, 1035 East Dartmouth Avenue Prec inc t No . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . William s . Barrett, 1351 East Bates Aveune Pre inc. t No. -Mr. and Mrs. 0, K. Stookesberry, 3101 South Williams Street Precinct No. 8 -Mr. and Mr s . George Gipe, 3554 South Ogden Street Precinct No. 9 -Hr. and Mr s . Ar c hie Davidson, 3894 South Lincoln Street Precinct No. 10 -Mr. and Mrs. James C. Walker, 4000 South Fox Street Pre cinct No . 11 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert Rains, 4240 South Pearl Street Precinct No . 12 -Mr. and Mr s . Harold Foster, 4660 South Kalamath Street Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bannick, 3382 West Grand Avenue Precinc t No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack J. Kohut, 5025 South Galapago Street Precinct No. 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Jack B. Land, 4700 South Elati Street Precin ct No. 16 -Mr. and Mrs, Paul J . Hicks, 580 Pennwood Circle I • • • I . • f ] .. .. ' 1909 BLAKE STREET OENVER , COLORAOO 80202 • 0 • ;~ . . l .. . • 0 • - • • 0 • 19 09 BL A KE S TREET DENVER , COLORADO 80 20 2 PHONE !AREA COD E 303 l 222 3 541 · OFFICIA~ Cl'f'! COUNCIL DOCUMENT RCT11r'1"l TO APR 19 '7 1 A Pe~o~~f '~gz·~....;~~UP,r-~~~9, Mr. Elmer Sc hwa b , Mayor, Ci ty of Eng lewood, E:ng lewood, Colo. r -~~ · .. ....,_ . . ... Dear Sir: .-</. '• ,·7 ... )"' '/. .... ... , .. s--.-~ ' . -"/ · ....,__ <f"v ··... , I am a r e side nt of the 2700 block of South r enn s ylvania Street, which is s l a ted to be r e p a i red and wid e ned. c ertainly n e eds the work an d we are g rat eful to g et i t do ne. It very Due to some misunders tang at t he la ~t c ouncil meeting , it .:as decided to off - s et t he i ntersect io ns and move the street a p proximat e ly ~h ree fe e t to the west. ~h i s i s no t s a t i sfactory to the majorit y o f t he r e sidents of this block, and we a re e n clo sing a P!•e t ition s i g n e d by e igh t ee n o t o f t h e t we nty three property owners . This i s a r e ques t to c ei nstate the orig- o na l 1 la n s, a n d k Pe p t h e c enter of the ~tree t as i t now stand s . ~-----~ j ., Truly yours } .-. / ·t [rz Y'K-'~~ If --t /Q:/2-C{ Damon R. l'l a d, 272 5 So. Penn St, En g lewood, Co lo. Pho ne 789 -21 53 ·.' I • • - • • 0 • FETITION . Ap ril 1 4 , 1971 We , t h e un dersigned , do hereby petition the City Council of the City of En glewood , Colorado, to reinstate the origonal plans f or the repa ir and wid ening of the 2?00 block of South Pennsylvania St . a:. a r e.ss v / • v / ./ ./ v' / / v ' . I . • f -E ST-L-E ------- [ EAST C-~ AMHERST AVENUE • • • 0 - ~ WARO Mr. Elmer Sc hwab, l'<layor, City of Englewood, En«lewood, Colo. Dear Sir:· 1909 B LA K E ST REET D EN VER , COLO RADO 80 202 PHO NE · !AREA CODE 3031 222 354 1 April 14, 19 71 I am a resident of the 2700 block of South Pennsylvania Street, which is slated to be repaired and widened. cert.ainly needa the work and we are' grat.eful to get it done. Due to some miaunderstan« at the las t council meeting, it was decided to oft- set the intersections and move the street approxiaately three feet to the west. This ' is not satisfactory to the aajority of the residents of this block, and we are enclosing a ppetition signed by ei«hteen out of the twenty three property owners. .. This is a request to ••instate the orig- onal plana, and k e ep the center of the street as it now stands. ,. - Truly yours . . -0 Lt/J __... , /~ -Lfe~rr ~. Daaon R. Wa~, 2725 So. Penn St, Englewood, C olo~ Phone 769-215) 't,( 1,, J I I 1 I 11 l (fUC!<; I 0 ' I ! ' • • 0 - Pl'!'m(lf. April 14, 1971 We, the underaigned, do hereby petition the City Council ot the C1~ ot .,l_,.od, Colorado, to reinstate the oriJ9ftal plua for the repair aDd wideninc of the 2'700 bloak ot South Pennay1Tan1a St. ,. - I 0 ' .. • • - 190 9 BLAKE ST REET DENVER . COLORADO 80202 PHONE <AREA CODE 3031 222 3541 Or t:"fCIAL (":r ... ' ,c:LJ Mi="N'f Mr. Elmer Schwab. 1-layor • City of Englewood • Englewood. Colo. Dear Sir: · (... ·c~TJ'nl '14. 1971 I am a resident or the 2700 block of South .Pennsylvania Street. which ia slated to be repaired and widened. certainly needs the work and we are graterul to get it done. Due to some miaunderstang at the last council •eeting. it waa decided to orr- set the intersections and move the street approxiaately ~hree reet to the west. This· ia not aatiaractory to the majority of the residents or this block. and we are enclosing a ppetition signed by eighteen out of the twenty three property owners. .. Thia is a request to weinstate the orig- onal plana. and k e ep the center of the street aa it now stands. LE (;QII) .... Truly yours . . .0 1 , /-~ . /• -vile~ tr LV~ . 'tl/1 I Damon R. Wa~. . 2725 So. Penn St. Enghwood. Colo• Pho ne 789-215) It I I [trJftU~'l • I 0 ' r ' • 0 - PI!'In(l(. April 14, 1971 We, the undersigned, do hereb7 petition the Cit7 Council of the Ci\7 of .,lewwod, Colorado, to re1netate the orta~ plaae for the repair alld widen1nr of the 2700 bloat or South Penns71Yen1e st. , . . I '· I 0 ' .. ., I' 0 • OFF ICI AC \f"'U ,,.. l. DOC\JNIEN'I TO I· c>r l !'.J-: r,, 3-::-:;-• sr~r~ r 0 ~~ ~, LlQL·,; L·': .• l~u L l!'.'l.:)Tl <d f) '71 _:OUNC IL_ f-..... 1-1 H~ I='I L E ClrY Qf t:. -bl"\'tOGlJ, l.Q Dr\TE ____ . .,_..._u:...:.l __ _ P t\!UY < 1:\:.l"D __ . ____ . __ :.._•_·_'_·..:..l ..:..'tl::_ ___ , ______ DO B ______ _ TRA f1C: r:,-.. •,£ __ '.:..!'.::.'l.::.'~.:..r_~~ . .::1----------------------- AD DRESS Ok LOCA I J l '•· __ ..:,5:..::5;__\_1 •_) !'_t_'_· 1_· o-~~:..'t_l _______ _ CITY 01< TOWN :~·. 1 r .. , od C!'UN TY !.re.·H1h r o ------------------------------- LI CENSE: NO ,ll-2'Jl ~ Y? l'Y'Pr". ttft'do-C;_l_u_~ _____________ _ -----6&e&l~:Irr:h- Re r• l·• l ~'n l CJ ( ',) pcr~itt i n <·, or-r ~,t! .. o~ r":·\1>1~!!: DAT E AND EXACT nti 6 0~·cvioJrt8~h bonds) Feb 2 . l W/1 9 ;00 P"1 DESCRIBE ! 'IDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One doub lo sho t ot Bo urbon vhlsl:ey teat bottle), J 1.00 worth ot bett i n c tab s(for mondy bonrd)& e 0.60 UOPth O! 5cttlht t&bS( for canooy 6onrd) DISPOSITI ON OF EVIDENCE._ --..i!I~n..m"',;!'...,;P:-O.,;s.,;s;..;e;..;:J;..;s_l_o_n_.:;.t.:;.o~b..;.o_,.:l.:::l.;:a.;:c.:.:~>;.;::d;....:i:.;.n~e~v~l:..;:ll==e~. c 8 -loc).ax. DETAILED REPORT __ A~n·~ n._r_o_x_._e __ :o_o __ P __ .:_1~·-o_r_r_.~R_n_d_c_l_1_r_r_~_'_. -~~J~·c_o_1_r __ e_n_t_e_r_e_d __ t_he Bar,les FJ'at 'l rnal Or de r 3241 pren1ses, at which t111e pu1•chns e d a t>inE.;o card for ~ 1.00 oac~~ proceeded to play ~1ngo.O~f .RRdcl1ffo the~ pur- chased a ;i t''tb1 e shtJt wh~skey fr on the bar;h3 wa:J not chal1cnc;od a t htt tl mo ot p u r c hl\so .After tow IT'O r e camos } wont t o t ho L~:\'. orderod" n d pllr- oh nsod a b .,er at wh ~ch til'le I purch!l.sod 6 tabs of c har. ;o s on the c at. ':J bonrd, and won n bo:oc o ~ candy . Then I bour,ht n ·; 1 . •0 \l o rth of c h ~l' ·,e 3 ta bs O!'\ th!l''r.or.!ly b o::.r u ." I won'.: wns pail,·; 1.50 cR ::'!': ":>:: t ho bnrton ,•er (by tho na:1 e 01 Loss).'Jo proceed od to plr.y bin ";o , "r>·J ~h n \le left;.;e d!dn 1 t identify our:Jel v ••J•• were never nsked 'o t• •1···•1 .. rshi p c!lru r TJ t1 e . RECOMMENDAT10N Acb !ubtrativo htlar1!w befor .. '1-o ~ ~t, !:.\pgn~h _ /.'.t !w- ri ty why t!;o llc o ns'l in qno:J tl or. should 1~c ~ u•• :-J!' l"' ,·,,! or :rrv o' .-:J . Witn ~ss of ViolaL(on • .· ,. • • • , . • 0 - ("\ .. c ciClA~ :fi' F o rm RJ -100 3 -2 5 -64 STAfE OF C OL O P~DO LI QU OR CON T ROL DIV S I ON REP OR T OF VIO L -\Tl i'1 N DATE 2-lG-1971 ~ :u ~ITEN'II ., lE '' '~U(•, C O LO. P ARTY CHARGC D __ AO __ ~_I __ PRA_'r_D_IIA~L ________ DO B _____ _ TRADE NAME C.D-=·~=-)21-=~::::::__ __ ~-------------- AD DRES S OR LOCATl OI\ SS V. PlOJ4 CIT Y OR TOWN ______ ~Wn~·~·~ ... ~~od!~-----------------C OUNTY Arlf ... l LI CE NSE: NO .11 U-2!497 TYPr: ___ __..a,...,yh..._ __________ _ DATE AND EXA CT TIME IJ F VIOLATION 1•9•71. 8110 P.l,tJ,OQO P,M. DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZEDJibt trga pl-kl• hyeket pep_, baud lD !( ......... DISPOS ITION OF EVIm.NCE Plu .. lD 1!14fMt '-vel175 pe • Nllll a e•kr ....... • r• pluUt te•• ••talalgdllpl ror Jd.nn'u -... x - ' ... tl.oo wol'tb of •b•• I al .. pa!!bUtd • llot\lt ot 09on Htr trw • lpp .. I ... •' tball-at4 or ukt4 tor • ••btnblp oU'd • RECOMME NDATIO N ~ bt Mll .. tor aWat.e,raUYt bee' ly Mtwn Ol.'lr aouaou M lbow .... , !IIJ u .... , -...ld not bt tutpefef or ruste1. Witness of Vio l ation Witne ss o f Vi u lation I 0 , !!, I _., i· (• •. . ! ' -l ... 1-'l:; -I • s .... , l. ( :' li.l' .. , . ."' ') Ll •', i\ (_ : .• l :uL L :'.",Sil _-:_l_.:_L Oi: VI OL:\T H ·: Di\TE _____ _ J . 1. ~1. ~----- PAR TY t r: \:J ::.D __ D•J B. ____ _ ~;,\'~r: __ '_r .:..d _~.:..r_·,_·.:..-'..:.1 ______________ _ AD DR!:.S 0 LOCATJ , CITY OK TOWN ::,,' 'r.o d CC'U NTY .'.r a ·,n '1<'e ·-~----~~------------------- LICEi\S E : NO ,11-291> 'i'i TYPl_~-d--C_lt_t~-:l-----------------......e6i1!!e~lHr:h VIOLATION 7 5 -?-23 ( 1) ~\orvl :1£; spirituous li q u or to n '1 --~Pnb~J·s Re r 'l l :;ti 0, 1.9 (.'.) :-.n :n .. 9.t r.i n < and por :::i ttln r; orer ~.t -•.>:. o~ r'•:1 hl~!~' DATE AND EXACT TI~6 6tcVioJ!fl8~h bonr d s) Feb 2 . 1 0 71 9 ; 00 P'! DESCRIBE ! lDE NCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One doub lo sho t or Bourbon vhis~:ey teet bo t tl e), ~ 1.00 worth or bettinr, tahs(for moni):r board)t, $ o.6o aot•t!i or 5e ttlnt_~ tab!( for canaoy Eonrd) DISPOSITI ON OF EVIDENCE In MY poase:~sion to bo :llac.,d in evl<.leo~•C & loc).ez. DETAIL~D REPORT __ A.:..p.:..p_r_o_~_. __ e_:_oo_P __ .:_-I_._o __ rr __ ._n_n_d_c_l_l_r_r_~_·._·_m~J~·=_e_l_r __ e_n_t_e_r_e_d __ t __ he Bar,les Fraternal Ord&l'· 3241 preMises, at which til'l e pUl•chnse d a 't>ln~~o card for .. 1.00 each'· proceeded to play tl1nco.Ot'f .Rnd cl1ffo then pu r- ohas ed a sh0t v t-)! s key fron the bar;ha wa!: not cnallen[;od a t the fow IT'Or e r,amos } Wont t o tho t:1. '.-orderod And p u r- ch ased a b ~er at w!l ~eh time I purch9.aed 6 tabs or c han~IJS on the cane] board, an d won n box o!' candy . Then I bour,ht n ·; 1.' \l o rtr. or e~1 ~!" ~es tabs o :1 t h9 1'l"',Ori'JY b 0r.ru." I won'.: wna palll'; 1.50 ca::;~ by tho bnrton ,•er (by tho n~q o o i Losa).Wo proceedod to play bin ~o , ~n1 then ue left.~e C!ld n 1 t Identity ouroeiveea•• were never asked for '·"' .1 ••rs)'lip cnrd ••:1: t ine . RECOMMENDATION Acl:11n 1~tr(lt1vo hanrln rj befo l'' ·• o • 3h !.\eq po;,t .;_ /, .t !1o - ~y why tho l icons'!! 1 n qnen tl or. should net un !I t!'·,.·r 'o'! or rt-vo~: ... .a Witn ss of Violation !' ·- Liquc-rEilfor Prr. >n t nf <; "''"" • • • F o rm RJ -100 J -25 -64 0 • TATE OF CO L ORADO LIQ UO R ONT ROL DI\'IS I ON REP ORT OF VI OL-\ TI C,' DA E 2·1G-19n ... rtc L' ., - : :\<T E'N'II i. r: • V'-.~-) S OLO . PARTY CHARGED AO __ ~_I_PRA __ 'flll __ JW. ________ DcJB _____ _ TRADE NA."ffi WI _D_.___;:l:...:..1Jl=]---......_-------------- ADDRESS OR LOCA TI O'I_S::;,:S::.......;;V;.;;•_Pl;;..;;;..;Of;.&.;;:t;.__....,-------------- CITY OR TOWN ___ __!•~·f!t~tr~~·~·~--------_:C O UNTY ....... LICE NSE: NO.I 1l•llk97 TYPr _____ -Agt~------------------------ VIOLATION __ It.:.5-~H~&,:lii(.Jl~J.).:·~IerrtHDIN .... WIU'.IPlU--IIfta...;la,;t1J--IL.IMIL..DZP?P .... rt.IIM?•t.._ •• ,, .. 19&-..lalllld ... WIIl"'• • m»• et ••''•• , rt=· ,,.... &iiiii) DATE AND EXACT TIME OF VIOLATION l•t-71. 8110 P.I,HMO P,M. DESCRIBE EVIDEN CE PURCHASED OR SEIZED'e'W bw d•l• bert SOIIf • .... , ......... . •' .. ....... !'~p!!!!!!!.JP!!l!!•!!•!!"~•!..!'=~*! .. !!.J...U!!!!!!!!1!•!!'1•1-..II!"'II.J.I!r~URI&IIPIIPii.1 11MLJ•II• ... ·~I:_,.I•II'IIilsllziiiiE .. t tl •• .... ot tuE. I &1.-pu!MEot ! "'H• !f 9Mn Jttv Ow .. "''hi .. _, oll!lleap! ...... ,.. • -.MNidt ..... RECOMMENDATION h be MlW ,_ oW•e-.Uu bt«lM ..,_. ... 0--.11 ..... -· ..., u .... IIMdt _, " • ...,..,,, u ·-· ... Witn ss o f Violation Witn es f vi ola tion • 1 '". : r ' -1 3-c; -(, ' • 0 • s f,-,,::: c :' ru:: ,. '' I.lQtl;' UJ : .• l:O L U \"jSit _h[j___!:'_I__ Ot;-__ V T OL.-\ TI e ·; DA TE __ ·_·:_' __ ..:.:.......l_.I.:.l __ _ PAR T \' r cL\i \ -i::D ___:2 ___ ___:·..:.·~~:...:-,...:·t:.:;l;__ _________ DOB ______ _ TRA DE i:;,' ;t: __ •;_':_l'.::.J .::.e.:.r-_;_· :...: .:1----------·---- ADDRE ~S 0R LOCAIJU ~---~5~5~W~·;~~...:t_"'...:l_o~y_d ___________________ __ CITY OR TOWN :~1. 1 ;·.r od COU NTY !'.ra ·,n ,r '----------~------------------- LICENSE : t-w .ll-2Sll~ q·r :rvr.·-a-ltd--c_l_u_'b ______________ _ ----~&e-e~Brr.h- VlOLATlOl\ 75-2 -23 ( 1) :'orv~ :-:c sp i r1 tuous liqu o r to :1 '"1 -:~enbaJ ·s Ho r'1lotl n:1 19 (:.) :.1\:•~v'l.l i"!.n : and por:dtt1n r; o o !•-,t lc·~· o~ 1'\:,hl ~!~: - de ··l CL'.Il Jnnnch bonr d s) DATE AND EXACT TIME OF VlO TION Feb 2. 1 °71 9 ;00 P'l DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One double sho t ot Bourt-on vhl sl:ey · t.ut bo ttlo l , C 1.00 \lorth ot bett1nr. tebs (for rnoOd;r bonrn& e 0.60 wb!'Lit ot 5cttfflti tabs( !Or cahdoY' Eoo.rd) DlSrOSITHIN OF EVlDE.NCE In My possession to bo :-~l!lc .,d 1n evlu.,:1ce loe)l.ez. DETAILfD REPORT_~Ap~p_r_o _x~._e __ :o_o __ P_.~}_t.~o_r_r~·~R_n_d_c_l_1_r_r_~_'"_-_r~~y...:s...:e~l~t~e_n_t~e~r~e_d __ tl_~e , - Eaeles Fraternal Ordel'· 3241 preMises, at wh1~:h tit'le pm•chnsed a t>1n~" card for ~ 1.00 oac~j p~~eedcd to play t>1ngo.orr .nRd cl1ffo the~ pur- chas ed a :!o•.1ble eh':>t wl-)1ekey fr:m the bar;h.J wa!: not ohallcn[;ed at the timo of p •trchAso .Aft er few IT'O r e f:arno a l Wont t o t'lo ts: '·orderod R nd plll'- oh nsod a b ~er at wh ~ch tl~e I purch•sod 6 tab s of ch3n ~o s on the cat ~J board, and wo n n box o !' caney. Then I bour,ht n .J l .t• wo rth or c h~n :a s ta bs 0:1 t h!l ":-:ot •!.IY b ':>!l rJ." I won'.: wna paltl',i 1.50 ca ::'h b ;; tho bnrton•'er (by t h o na:11e o !' Lea a). '.-lo proceed od to plny dldn 1 t Identify ourselv e •J•• were never asked fo 1• ·.·•: '·•rs i p c<u•ci 'l:•. t1ne . REC OMMENDATION llcb 1u1:Jt"Qt1vo hear! "'i befo •·· ·l o ; ~.,, !,\egn"' t ' · .-~t !w - r1ty why t~o 11c on s'l 1n q uo:J tl or. should no~ \)fl 'l 111 •'·~ ,•, c or rrvo'."..» Witn s of Violation ' ( ·- Liquc r--giltor ti i"Pt' • ,.. I • ' • • - • F o rm KJ -100 "1 -L S -64 • 0 - S TA F. OF CO J.ORAIX' LI ~~OR CONT ROL DIVISION ., RI-1'0. T OF VIOL.UI O~ l c ' •'JO C O LO. DAT E 2•lD-1971 PARTY CHARGED SAOLKI ,_._'l'BR __ M_L ________ DO B. _____ _ T RA DE NA ME ___ ORDBR )l!a::::!~::=:~---=-----·--------- ADD RESS OR LOCA TI ON 55 V::..•:.....:Pl-=.::OfL::cl_~------------- CITY OR TOWN ___ ~-~·!!I!!II~n~ocl~---------~CO UNTY U!faMI LIC ENSE: NO. B 11·&97 TYPL ____ u.II!1.1Jyh11L----------- VIOLATIO N 7$-2-&1(1)• Dfn1M MlrJ.tr=• 11gPQP M PD rrtsN B!pl.a,loa 19A-..l .... al ....... nlg ... Uw •t •• ,DI 4nl•• ( jiiiii1i 6iiiii) DAT E AND EXACT TIM E flF VIOLATION 2·9•71. 8110 f.l.+lQQO P.le DESCRIBE EVID ENCE PURC HASED OR SEIZED!th! frgl pl!kl• hpeket "DeJ .. - DETAILED REPORT MM '"WJ 8100 l,M, M.Zl .aeep •snlrs •'enl abne JPI'.-llt!t!n)= L!f=· •'e .... ,., ..,._ .... l.Od, fZUnlld ....... a pe• plutlt ... ., .. t•MlalytMt lor wlgptM -··X-'uM tl.OO wol'tla ot MH. I al.e pu!butcl a llo'Ut ot O!on b•er trw pe Mp.I ... not tball-.t4 o• ~tel tor • ••benld.p evcl • RECOMMENDATIO N ~ H oall .. tor adrlld.a,•aUn b!fr ly betoft Ql" 00UD011 w .tuN OIUIIt tdll lloeDM IIMNlcl no' bt Witne ss of Vi o lation Witne ss o f Violat i on -, I 0 I I ' 0 - . ··-···">·-~~~ =--.. l •• • -~· • • :~,.(;.._, • ·. •' ..., -:t I'YW' . . '"' ....... . .,. ' •• c..:: • 1-' .... \ f T-I ' 1-.., 'l ( , s l··!. ':' ((•::;· ·"·' LlQ, ;~ C•J : .• l:OL L .!.\ ;;::H . .'~ ::!~.2/ VJ OL.-\T F•': D,\T E __ _ Pf,RTY ( ,: ',i'\f.!:.:D ________ ._._.,_.!_1 _______ _ '"<lt'!' ~.-.1 --------------- . l -l --------- DO B ___________ _ AD DIU-:-S \.II\ LOCAT J U1'< __ .:_5 .:...5 _;·1_· ·_~_t_"_· ~-o.:.·_d ______________ _ CITY OK TOWN ___ :·_1 _1_-._·.,_r _o_d _____________ COL'NTY !'.ra ·,n hrc. LIC Ci'\SE : No,ll-2~!, 7 TYP>_~~C_l_u_~---------------------------&Se-e:!:-H rr.~ VIOLATION 7 5 -2 -23 ( 1) :>orv~ :11; sr ri tuo u s lt q •1 o r t o n 1'1 -'!r•nbe J·s DATE AND EXACT TI~6 0~c~IoJti8~h bonr d s) Feb 2 . 1 n71 9 ;0 0 P'l DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PUkCHASED OR SEIZED One doub lo sho t o f Bou rb ·m vht s!:ey tut bottle), ~ 1.00 worth or bet t1 n r, te s (fo!' mon <J;r bof\rt!)~.: ~ o.6o uo!'tli or :J cttlf.t, tabs( tor canaoY L'onrdl DIS POSIT I 0~ OF EV IDC:NCE.~--li~n~M~ywp::-o_s_s_e_s_s_i_o_n_...;,t_o_h-'o-:>..;;;l...;.a....;;c"""-d;.,...;;i;;.;.n"---'e.._v_l;;..;u-."..-:, c e -loe) .. ez. DETAlLE ~ REPORT __ A~p~p_r_o_x_. __ A_:_o_o __ P_.:_·1_. __ o_r_r_._R_n_d_c_l_1_r_r_~ __ ·_~"":~;~_c_l_r __ e_n_t_e_r_e_d __ t __ he Ear,l es Praternal Or dett 3241 preM ises, at whi ch ti11e pm•c hnscd A 1'-1 !'l~, card for ' 1.00 each·· p r o ceeded to play t>ingo.Off .il Rr cl1ffo the"1 p u r- ,.. cha sed a :.ic-tble sh-:>t w ~!skey fr:)M the bar;h~ wa :; 11 0 t challcn[;od at the t1 mo or p •J r c hR!lO .Arter tow li'O r e camos l wont t o t 'lf) :::.: .. ·.-orderod An d P 'll'- c hnsod a b.,er at w h~ch tiMe I purchCJ.sed 6 tabs of c h ar. ;os on the c a t C.] board, And wo n n box o !' candy . The n I bour;ht n .) l .C C' \olortr. of c':~n :e :t tabs 0:1 t h 9''r.on9y b 0~ru ." I won'• wn s paid't 1.50 ca :-~. b " tho bnrton ,'er (by t h o nar1e 01 Less)o':lo proceedod to plny binho, '\.·J -:hen ue left.',;e didn 1 t idontl r y our.:;el vea ;we were neve r a.slted f o l' ·.·•: · "r s hlp cnrd ••:1 : :l r •• RECOMMENDATION f\c b !n l:Jt!'ot1vo hao.ri!·w befo r ·· • o ; · ... , L\cq:l";l •·r· !.'.t ~w- r1 y why t ~o 11c c ns., in qnoJt1 or. should no ~ u .. :1 ~~··, .. ;,r'._c! or r t:v o~· .. :. Witn es s of Violati on ·, LiquC'rEnt o ~ P:r. >n t n r . i ,.. .. , . • ,. I • • 0 • (' -.,_..,C 1 AlJ ~ F o rm RJ -100 1 -2 5-64 S TATE OF COLO RA DO LIQUO R CON T ROL DIV IS I ON REPORT OF VIO LATION DA TE 2-1o-19n -:UM EN'Il ':LE '''-'<;, C OLO . PARTY CHA RGE D S&Or.&a PR&'l'IIUI&I. DO B. _____ _ TRA DE NA.'1E OftD-_:3::..~~---~------------- ADD RESS OR LOCATI O'i ~S::::..S_:V:..:•=-=..Pl.=OJ~4=----------------- CITY OR TOWNI _____ ~Wn~a~t~trn~~o4~~------------------r.OUNTY &.!Pit I LICENS E: NO. H U-29tt.!7 TYPi: ___ __.miiAIIMIIL------------ DATE AND EXACT TlHf OF VIOLATION 1•9•71• 8110 P.I .. )OQO P.l. DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PU RCHASED OR SEIZEDTpbe trgw Dl!kl• bpp-et P'D1r baud la • ,. ....... •' .. DETAILED REPORT Ali¥ l=Wy ltOO P,L M.71 •ft•• Ienke •t Bl rn ,,,.. a "* ...... !J~~~~~~!!!!!L!!!!~~m.~~~~~~~--~~--~~'•n•-otottl.oo wl'tla or tabe. I d.-....,... ... • ~lt ot 01on )peer ,_ .... ,.I ... RECOMMENDATIO N ~ bt tallt4 tor .,._Dle,rau .. beP ly Mtve Alllr Oouao11 M 11bow .... , !!bl u._., lbMald no' bt tutprCd or ...,.. ... Witn ss of Viola t ion cer Witn s o f Violat i on I .. ' I 0 ·. f 0 ~· l I T-! r, ... 3-::'i ·{~. r ART\' 1!. · .. ( t:D __ ._ 0 • s' t ;' ((.1'. • "l Ll ' ' ;, l : .. '.I[. l : '.'; s i (' . DOB _____ _ T RA DC: i:;,:;c-· !'d•'r 3 ·-=1----------·------------- ADD, 1:.:-s 1 R LOCATJU ,' 55 \l •)~t 4'l oyd ~------------------------- C1TY Oi< TOWN __ ._··-·_'_.-_' _:·_o_d _________ _ COUNTY .'.r a ·,!l re LlC I:i\S E: TYPO Clu'!J o e lrrr.~·~~------------------------- VIOLATIO f\ 7 5 -2 -23 ( 1) !'o rvl :1(; sr r1 tU OLIS 1 t ~u o r t o !l ' '1 -')("'10 <JI'S He r·,l:;tir :1 19 (.!,) Y.'1 ; t.·;i r-~n : a:-t d por ~itt i n <; o n ~l'"l t !.>t. o~ r":,h l ~·~· DAT E AND EXACT rr.&0 o~·evioJtx8~h bonrJs ) Feb 2 . 1 C)71 9;00 P'l DES CRIBE EVIDENCE PUR CHASED OR SEIZED One doublo sho t ot Bo urt-l)n Vh 1!.11 :e y t.~tat bottle ), ~ leOO ~I O l'th of be tt.1nr, t eb s (for l'll On i.l;{ bo n r ~ (.: e o .6o UC!'Lh or 5 ctt1t.l; tabS( f or ci no oY l'on rd ) DI SPOS ITI ON OF EVID£NCE. ____ ~I~n~M~y~p~o~a~a~e~~~s_1_o_n __ ~t~o~b~e_.:J~l~a~c~~~d~1~n~e~v~l ~d-·•~=·~c~ -loc}L.&i. DETAlL !:.D REPORT __ A~P P~_ro_x ___ .B_:_o_o __ P_._:1~· __ or_r_.~R_n_d_c_l_1_r_r_~_,. __ ~~Y-~_e l_r __ e_n_t_e_r_e _d ___ the ;• Ear,les F'r a.t o rna l Or de JO 3241 prel"llsea, at whi ~h ti r~e pm•chns e d A tobF;f) car d fo r ", 1 .00 each ': proceeded t o play b1 nao .o:r .il ad cl1f!'o the., p:.~r o has ed a j t•·tb!o sh0 t w'11akey fron t he ba r;ha wa ll not e h nllon[;o d at thtt ti mo or p u r c haso .After f e w IT'O r e r,amos } wont t o t"lo b :;.: '.-o r d erod A r ,f'i pH l'- ohnsod a 'b .,er at w h~ch tiMe I purch•sed 6 tabs or char.r,os on t he {' e1 ·J board , and wo n n box o ~ candy. Then I bour;ht n ; 1 .(•0 ~•o r tt. or c'l"'' ""ll t abs 0 :1 t h9 ''r:on 'l y b 0:-.r 1." I won'.: wns p&1ll'; 1 .50 ca :-~ h ;: t ho bnrt onr'er (by t h o n M o o l' Less)o'.lo proc eed od to p l e.y b in :;o , '\n1 t;h e n \HI l&ft.''.- d i dn 1t 1d on '51 f y o ur11 e l vea ;ne were never nslt ed f u r .... 'n r shi p c n r ' 'l' t 1 e . REC OMM ENDATION A.cb l n l ::l t!"!tiv o ht!n r1 n'j befol',· •l;o ~ .~ '!..\Ci•!l~l t ,. f, .t:1u - ~ y w ~y t. .. 'l 11 c<;ns., 1 n q11 o.:stl or. shrml d nc~ tm ; ~ 11·: ··~ l o r r ~<v o' •·j . Wi tn~s of Vi o l olivn • • I ... • G • 0 •rv t:"J Ci!\~ tf' . -:'J 'I!!::NlJ f o r m RJ -100 \-2 5 -64 STAf F OF COLORADO Ll ~L'O R CONTROL DI VI S I ON REP('RT OF VI-OLUI ON E • ' ' ,~_; 0 . C.O LO. DAT E 2-lo-1971 P ARTY CH ARGED llOLBI PRA~T.IR~R~A~L~-------------DO B __________ __ TRA Df ~.;,,'1E _____ OitD~ )2JI=~!::~----'--------------- AD ORE S OR LOCATI O, SS V. P10f4 CITY OR TOWN _____ ~In~·~·~ .. ~a~ot~~----------~C O UNTY ........ LICENS E : NO . H 11•29497 TYPL ___ __.cn ..... plt.._ __________ __ VIOLATI ON __ l7$-~2~·~2i[llJ{J1U)!.:!•:....JitUnlDDCII&...JU.l1JrlW .. IIiWJIB1.1'....1.1J.i1QQIIMRIIIIUI!oiA...II"~"••·•rt•rTII••._ a~UOD 19A...all!talD1BII!MrlllnlM ...,,. ot p.Ugl 4niv• ( puao biiiai J DAT E AN D EXACT TIME r)F VIOLATION 2•9•71. 8110 P,I.Al,QOO r,a. DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZEDIIbl trgl plekle hptket ER78J boaNla.,.. ........ DISPOSITION OF EVIDFNCE Plee .. la f!l411tt 1fikiP•l175 !he 7Ft' 1r. DETAILED REPORT Mil I•Wy Oaoo P.l. a_,.tl *aMP ... , •'enl ....... a p!!D pluUe tv+• ... MlDl_,., tpr 1f1pnlg -... X • p)nef tl.OO wl'tll or talte. I al• ,...,.. .. a M"l• of 09on Htr ttw .. ••.I ... aot eball ..... or ulte4 tor • ..-..,.ldp oar4 • RECOMMENDATION !'o be Mll .. tor atlr1aie,NU9o b!wlM Mtpn Mg OOUD011 .. ebow oauee !llf u ..... 1Mal4 ao\ M 1\lfP'P', '' rn kef• Wi t n ess o f Violation Wi tness o f Vio latio n • • I 0 ' _., ~('···. ;·J-! .1 3-::::.-f r ART\' ( ::.: .c TrtA I,;.: .... \ ~ 1,,\ r_. AD DR~.~S 'K ~J) --- l tlt~!" L Ct\1 J U, C1T Y K r o t.·~ .. - I r • 0 - s ( ·,; .. l:' (\):" .'',"l I. '. :· L· :.:-l:•!L L ~'. i!'\( R~J-LL Or' VI OL .\TI ' ·: DA TE ___ _ ,___l__Z_l ____ _ ·' ;,·tl DO B ____________ _ .1 55 •I ·::: t '··l o yd I od C0 L'NT Y !.ra ·,n'1r.e ------------------------------- LICEi\SE : TYPI (;lu~ 6elrrr.h.~~--------------------------- VIOLATIO · 75 -2 -2) { 1) :>o rv ~ :11; 51' l'1 tuous 1 t q •wr to !l"'1 -'~<:"ibc:l·s DAn: AND EXACT TI~6 0~·cvioJrx8&h bonrtls) Feb 2 . 1 0 71 Q ;OO P" DESCIUBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One doublo !!lw t o f Bou r l' n_ Wh1!<1:ey tfiDt bottle) 1 :. le00 ~lol'th Of bett!nr, tP b s (fO!' ITIOn.l;( bor.r <:!J.:'~ e 0.60 U v !'tll O! :Jt!ttlflt; tab!( ior cahaoy Eonrd) Dl S fOS I1 I 0 tl 0 f EV I DENC E __ .......::jii-rn.....tJ'I,.;!'~P:-O..:s..:s..:e..:D..:s_1_o...;n_.;.t.;.o_..;;.b.;:..o_,_: l=l..::s.:;c~~,...;d;....:1;.;.n'--'e~o;...;·1:.::(''-'· •'_,~. c e loe, .. &I. DEIA 1 LI::D REPORT_A.:...!l.:...P_r_o_x_._R_: _o_o_P_.:_·I _. _o_r_r_:... _n_a_d_c_l_1_r_r_o.:_'·_· -"'..:Y;...::;_c_l_r_e_n_t_e_r_e_d_t_he Ear:les ~ratornal Orde!' J2Lj.]. prel't1ses, at wh1eh tir1e pttl•chns o d " t>1n'~" card f o r ~ 1.0 0 eac~J pro ceeded to play ~1ngo.orr.nndc l1ffo the~ ~~r- , . chased a 1c b !c s h 0 t w~!skcy fron the bar;h~ was not o hn llcn[;ed at thu t1 mo or P'J r •hqso .Aft er tow IT'O r e f:B:'I\OS l wont t o t~fl t.:;,.:•'·o rdorod" r.d Plll'- chnsod a b "'er a t w!'l :.ch t11T1e I purch'l.sod 6 tabs or ch'\n ;os on the c1u ,,:y bonrd, and wo n n bo:t o~ can d:,·. Then I bour,ht ~ :.; l.l ·~ wo rth or C'':":> ·e3 tabs 0:1 t h9 '':-:or,'Jy b o=-.rJ .11 I won'• wns paill'; 1.50 ca :::'· ':>:· tho bnrtonr'er (by t he n am e 01 Less) .·..ro proceedod to plny bln ~o , 'l.n ! then \le left.':e didn 1 t idon~Ir:r ou r :;e lvea;lle weru never 11sked f u :• •, • 'rsbin c n 1·d •.t r•· tine . RECOMM ENDATION f.c b ! r•l :lt!"atlvo h<lnrl!'w befo1 1 • "'" : • t? !} cc•p~' :• ·.-·t .w - z:!.:Y why ·~o lic ons ~ in fj l10 Jt1 or. shnul d nr.~ lJ,. :; ·• , .. r 'G r! or rrv o ':"~..l..o W itn~ s of ViolaLi n • I • F o rm RJ-10 0 1 -25-64 • 0 - STATE OF COLORADO LIQUOR CON TROL DIVI S ION REPO RT OF VI O L ~TI ON I L£ "•<A). C O LO. DAT E 2-10.12n PARTY CH \RGE D __ ~I.BB PRAHRJIAL DOB _____ _ TRAD E .A ~E OK.D~=IR~}a~~~~---~-------------------------- ADDRESS OR LOCATI O!\ $$ V. PlOJ4 CITY OR TOWN ______ ~In~li~ ... ~~o~4~------------------COUNTY &r!fa.l! LIC EN S L : NO. H U-2!497 TYPr ______ __.Q1~o~o~~ula11L-------------- VIOLA TlOt\ __ I75-,2=:2~·::i2[1JJ(l1lU)t.:-:....JII~nl!J.lMK...J•II•~11JrrJ1.~ftriiWIB'a•_.l.1lJ1giiJIM!IMIIIWMtA.....II .. Ia"-..r•rllllliiiiM .. ~ l=tlonl9A-..ll!t!lld;HIIdnlM ,....,,_ ot p•ltnl 4zd•• ( biiilli) DATE AND EXACT TIME OF VIOLATION 1•9•71. 8110 P,ldh)QQQ P,l, DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED!ebe trga pl5kle hpek .. PPD1J bout ln !r poa .. ll•· " . DISPOSITION OF EVIDENCE Plt!!4 la f!lfnu 1flkve1175 fh-1 ' •• DETAILE D REPORT Mil '"Wz laOO P..L H,.'ll .aev leM• •"•I abne ....... , .. ,. W=, •'· =areb••=f 11''118 ,, .. l,CMJ. fT 11111 7 pplq ....... a pe• plutle blltM .. eoaklld .... for Jdgnly wpg, I t• h=e* tl.OO wo.tlb of MINI. I al .. pu!bUM a lto"l• ot Goon lttar trw * ••.I -. QOt eballeap! or aakM tor a ._beNblt eard. RECOMMENDATION !e be .all .. tor adriala,rat1Ye be!flQI btftre Ql" OOUDOU k mow eaua Vbz Uoeua Witness o f Viola ti on Wi tn ss o f Vio lati on • I 0 , • • . ~ . t'';' f l lL ' .1'0 } ( , , , f' T -! .,.) 3-::' '-( ', s l l.lQI , I. I :. ~ ; ,\)1# L ! '. .L ~ i l PA RT\ r! ·.:.r :.:D ____ _ "J'tl DI)B. ______ _ 'fRA f,L: i;/\.."lt: l\1'1.l ''\!' . 1 LOCA l 1 u:, ,. .. , ·,[., ~ t "l oyd ADD :\~5:) l't<. ., ClT't 0:{ TQ'.v N I od Lrc c,:sE: t\0 .11 -29:~ •'t TYP-~~-C_...l_u_b ____________ _ ____ _,.s~e+l rr r.h VI OL ATI O?\ '1 )-2 -23 ( 1) .;or v l ::1; Sj>i ri t u o us l i q n o!' to 'l '1 -'!f"'~'oul·s Ho r .. ,l ·.!.il";, 1 <:.· ( ',) :.n:n ,·~i.ri n : !i:'ld p cr :dtt i n r; ono l' tJ .. :-. o ~ r·•:1i>l ~'!' do .. · C"S J n•:nch bonrJs ) DATI:: AN D EX,\CT TIME 6~· VIO TION Eeh 2 . lfY/1 9 ;00 P'! DE SClU BE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One doublo sho t o f Bo u r hm wh l.~!:ey tfHit bottle ), J 1.00 ~lol'th or bett i nr, tabs(fo!' mon<J;r bonr ~)& ~ o .6o t: .. !• .. •t or :1ctt1t.G tabs( 1 or canaoy coonrd) DlSPO SITIOt; Of EVIDENCE In rty posseosion to bo :)lsc ,,d i n evi l1 ··:-.c e loc~-OI • DETAlL£U REP RT~A~p~p~r_o ~~~·-8~:o_o~P~·=~·!~·-o~r~r~·~R~n~d~c~l~1~f_...f~~~···--n~:r~~~c~l~f~e~n~t~~~r~e~d-t~h e Ear:les F'ra tf'l rna.l Or d er 3241 pren1sea, at wh1r.h tit~e pm•chns e d " l>l ro~~o card for • 1 .00 oac~) pro ceeded to play ~1ngo.o:r.Rndc l1ffo the~ p~r- chas e d a iC' .~lo sh0 t .,, !.skey fr:m the bar;h3 was not c-hnl lcnr;od a th6 timo of p •l r l'i1 '\so .Aft er few ll'Ore r,amos l wont t o tho ta:•: .. ordorod t\ nd P'll'- ohnsod a b'l e l' a t w!'l ~ch tiMe I purch9.sed 6 tabs of c km ~o s on the cet11.::; board , 1\nd won n box o:' canc..1'. Then I bour,ht n ; 1. 0 ~1 o rt t. of c I"'' ~l'3 ta bs 0 .1 t h ".o t•'JY b 'Jt.rJ ." I won'.: wns pait1'1 1 .50 ca r~ 'l :: tho bnrton-or (by t ho nano 0 1 Less)o'.lo procoo 'l~d to plr.:r bin ~o , '\'1~ '"l"n 11eleft.'.-.'e d!dn ' C idontlf:r ou r ~e l v •s:11e were never nslced f o l' '·" •r sl:!in c!lrd ··~· t1r~e . RECOMM !::'D ATlO N Acbl:t l .J t :"o t lv o l1o n r1~r· b ofo1 ·· >In . ., Lir.i•!lrl t..,:_i,.t .w - ri y w11y t. .. o ll c c ns'l 1 n q no.t tlor. shnul d .r~ \"' :; l Wr •·! ., ~ or l'~>Vo'.··-i . Wi L •s• of Vi o l nLiun Liqu crEiit'U~n Ofr 1 ........ • 0 , I ., F o rm RJ-10 0 3 -2 5 -64 • 0 - S TATE OF COLORA DO LIQ LO R CONT ROL DI VI S ION REPORT OF VI OLATI ON 'TV (' ' c-_r C A ~ '::U MEN'II ., LE '' 0<.,;0, C OLO. DATE 2·1D-1971 PA RT Y CHARGE D 1&01.&1 PRA...:....;.;...:.'riR=IIA=L:;__ _______ f>O B _____ _ TRAD E NAME OROD -=):__Zh..;::;~-----\------------- ADDRES S OR LOCA TI 0 ' . ....:S~S=-=.V.:.• ...:Pl:..=.::OJ:...::d:..._..__,..-------------- CITY OR TOWN·---~-~~~~~~~~~o~d~---------C O UNTY &ao•nt I LICE NSE: NO. B ll·29U'Z TYPr ___ __..cn.,..u------------ VIOLATIONi __ I725-~2~-~~i[]ll(l11U)~-:....IIInJ.UBNII&...JQ.li.JrS,W .. IIIWIB'•'_..l.11:1f1VM111111._.JMlL..II"III!R•·•rtellft .. ._ ••tl•HA...t.atllld"1pMIIlnl• _,,. at p=bttn1 '"'"' ( liiiiP--J DATE AND EXA CT TIME OF VIOLATION 1•!•71. 8110 P.M.a.J,OOO P,M. DESCRIBE EVID ENCE PU RCHASED OR SEIZED!e'e trgl pl9kle bppt .. "D1J MaNlBtg' ........ DISPOSITION OF EVI :>t .NCE P~ la 1!11 011 1Wer,lS7$ pe ... J'. DETAILED REPORT MD •=wy 8100 l.,L M.71 .aee .... •t 111 • • I Nlll . .-... • ve• pluth '"'•• •eatalalMtPI tu tr1pply -•· x -'e·M tl.oe t10l'tla ot .. .,.. I al.-........... a M"le ot 09on b.•r 0:w .. ••.I ... not eball__.. or .-.. tor • ._benblp Hl'4. RECOMME NDATION 'l'e be Mll .. tor adinlaS.atnU•e b!p ly blbn MQ 0CND011 to ._ ...... !19 UMBH aboald no' be tutP""t4 or ,....,. ... W1t n ss of Vi o lati on e r ~itnes s o f Vio lation • I 0 \ , ' ....... .. _IIi i· (IT' • r'J-1 .~ . ..1 3-"5 -G-. l'ti!U'\ r .. ·,·:c ~n __ _ ADDR!:.SS ,,~-. LCCATJu :. • 0 • S t;, l ·, C:. l l_l !. ~;. ·.]~,l Ll l, ;{ Ct.J :.fi:O L l)l '."l:)t:(· · g 'j..Q!:_I.. Or VJOL :\TJ O:; DA':'E __ :.::__·. _::.L-.l_1_1 ___ _ . '1'1 1 DOB ____________ _ s:; ··l ·::<:t l,·l.oyd ~--------------·----------- .CITY OR TOWN _____ '___::o..::.d:_ ____________ CCUN TY .'.ra ·,nhr·e LlCEi':SE: yp;-Clu~ oe1ft~t~~----------------------------- VIOLATI O!\ ·r ::-:?-23 ( l) :.; rvl :11; spiri tuous l iquor to !I '1 -·~..,..,0<jl'S He r•1l:Jtl r:1 l'· ( ',) ~·.~ 'I '! .rin : und por~itt in c; opar .t i .;, o ~ r"l 1h l :!~' DAT E AND EXACT ru&0 6~·cvtoJri8§h bonr d s) Feb 2 . 1 n11 9 ;oo n DE SCIU BE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZED One doub lo s hv t o f Bou r bon wh 1 !i!:ey tA:Jt bottle), ~ 1.00 ~10rth of bett i n r, teh!.l(for rn on 0;r bonrC: '.: ~ 0 .00 \i u !'L'I Ol !Jc ttlt,t , tllbs( !of' canoeS' c oo.rd) DlSPOSIT H II\ OF EVIDENCE In M;· posse:;sion to bo :1 lsc ·,d in ev1 ,1.•:.c e loc) .. ei. DE TA 1 L£ u RE PORT_A..:..p n;_· _r _o :...:x..:.• _8_;,: o_o __ P.:.. ::.....·!.:.. _o_r_r_.:......:n_n_d_c_1_1_f_f_().,_'·_~'~_'J::....' c_o_l:....f_e_n_t_~...;;r_e_d_t_he Ear,l es F'ratornal Or der ·32L!-1 preMises, at whic h tit1e p 1;.•chn sc d a ~1:1~_;0 card for · 1.00 oacr..::· prn ceodcd to play t>1ngo.Ot'f.~f\d cl1ffo the:~ ;>U r- cha sed a ~o· .• o!c sh0t H 11l skey fr 'JM t he bar;h3 wa:; not c•,nllcn[;o d at th" ,. - t1 rno of p •r .haso .Aft e r few r_o r e r,amo s l wont t o t'lfl t ::.:~•o r de rod R n d plll'- ch nsod e. ~''l e i' a t w!1 ~c h tir.e I purchqso d 6 tabs of chu .r,•JS on the c e~.,:y bonl'd , and wo n n box o~ c an e :;. Then I bour,ht n ; 1 .(•0 Ho rtr. of c ~1r :, ;t's tabs 0:1 t ho "-:oroOJy b o ~.rJ .11 I won'• wns pa 1,1'; 1.50 ca c~. 'b:; t ho bnrtonr'or (by tho na:1 o 01 Less) .·:to proceedod t o plr.:r bin '";o , '\n:! d1d n 1 C ~dontl r :r our::;al ·,.t s;lle wertt never o.sl<ed f o 1· · ..;: REC OMNEN DATION Ac b !:1lJt"o.tlvo hunt'l!v: befor · ·_:~. WiLn ~s~ ot ViolaLion ( - • I 0 , . ' • ·F o rm RJ -1 0 0 3 -25-64 • 0 - STATE OF COLORADO LIQUOR CONT ROL DI VIS ION REP OP.T OF VIOL ATION · 1 .LE '' Gvu, C OLO. DATE 2•1G-l?n PARTY CHARG ED __ U..::.:.:G:..:t£=1~PRA='l'BR=:..:M;:;::L:...._ ________ DOB _____ _ TRADE NA~ ~D-~ ADDRE SS OR LOCATION SS V. PlOJd CITY OR TOWN _____ ~Ih~l~·~ ... ~~o4~~----------------_JCOUNTY ........ LICEN SE: NO. B 11-29497 TYPr ___ __.Qw1o~~MIIL..----------- VIOLA TI ON ____ 7I$-~2~-2~]1J(Ulll)I.:•:...Jit1Unn1UDI...J111•~11JrJ.rl.l*'lllWIB!iii'-~11Jiii»A"IPIIIR....II!oiiA....J1"11"••-•srt•sllrr•~ •:stuon l?A-..ld!lalwMI'IIlm• ...u• ot • .wtna ...... (pallil biiiiiJ DATE AND EXACT TIME OF VIOLATION 1•9•71. 1&10 P.l.t10Q0 P,M. DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZEDhM hJM plgJrle lmelrd ·mar ....... lD!fP!18M ...... ,. . DISPOSITION OF EVIDENCE Plaeet la f!l4??11 ~er-1175 lhe •' •. DETAILED REPORT AliA lrWy 8100 P.M, M.71 f'aeep "Nrl 3 Nl abnt ,...,,.r•cJn H=. •'· earebete4 ,t.._ ··~ '=M•, a nld ....... • a p!!D pluUt "'au• ted&lal .... for Jd.pply -·· I t• ' .... tl.OO I I wol'th or -. .... I aJ.• ,...,_.,. a ••u• ot Qttn 'bttr trw .. •w.I ._ l laO' eball_,td o• uktd tor • ._btnblp oard. RECOMMENDATION 'ro bt Mll .. to• MilliaS.tbtUYt beW'ly bthn AlQ 0CNM11 M 8bov ••• w!q lloeue liblald no' bo tueptn4td •• ,.... ... Witn ess of Vio lation Witne ss of Viol ation • I , I· c"· , f'J -!. ~· 3-2.'>-(~. P A Ri\ r:. :{Ci.:D 'fRA Di:: t: ,\.: :r: --·- 'r1l•·!' ADD :bS uR LO C!IT ll • ClTl OR TO\~N LIC Ci\SE: DA TE AND - S t' .F : C :' ('(1 . ,1',1 I.l 1 , :~ CO: .• l:UL L \' .::; tl );lj_::_'[_ C•r VJ OLAT H ·; Dt\'TF. __ :__. _2 :...J:_1}_ __ _ "'"1 ·~ ~ . 'l l DOB _____ _ .d .... :; ·,r .. ·~ t '·l o:•d 1 r "tJ od COUNTY ~.ra ·,q• OESCRI BE EVIDENCE PUl(CHAS ED OR SEIZED One doublo sh0 t o f Bou r h>n wh l!l~·ey t t~!lt bo t tle ), ~ 1.00 "o rth of betl!.nr, tl•h s(fo!' rnontl;,r bonr~ )~.: ~ o.bo wu !•th or !Jc tt1t1 l; ta'bs( ter canooy c on::-d) Dl S POSIT ION OF EV IDENCE.~_..:I~no-t!M~~=.t·""p":-o_s_s_e_:::_s_1_o_n_..:.t_u_h.;;.o_..,:>-=l;.:a;.:c;_';..;' d=-1::..n;,o_.:;.e..:.v.::.l..;L1;..;_;,. :. c e -loe).et. DETAILe D REPORT __ Ao~.~~ro_x_. _._e __ :o_o __ P_._:-_I. __ O_f_f_. __ R_n_d_c_l_1_r_r_~_~·--rn~y_:::_c_l_r __ en __ te __ r o __ d_t __ he Ee.r,les F'ratornal Or der 3241 pror'lises, at which t ine pul'chns o d a t>l :1 ~;0 car d for • 1.00 eac~-pro ceeded to play b1n~o.o:r .R~~c l1ffo the~ pu r- ,. . chased a b•1b!c st:.0 t ~~~~skey fron tho be.r;h.) wa ::; n o t challon[;ed at the tl mo of p rr chnso .After few li'Ore r.amos } wont to V1n l :::.: •.-o r do rod" n rl p ul'- ohns ed a ~'>el' at, w~~c h til"'B I purch'ised 6 tabs o f c J.:H r;os on the -:.at.C.J did n 't ldo :t tlfy RECOMMENDAT ION b Y .rtl .11 I won'• wns pall1'; 1 .50 carl--------------------Los s ) .·.-to proceede d to plny bin<,o , "' • ou r :~o l vd s;ne 'WOI'e novor :1skocl fo1· --------- 1\d: !t l ::Jt!'otlv htJnr1'1 · bof<"l ·_·_l 2... r i y w!1j' l~o ll c<.n s'l in C}llOJ tl or. nhnul d 1 r •, tJ .. :11,.,. r •' d o r !'t•V O ..:.:..1 · ~'i tn • ' I , • f orm RJ-100 1 -2 5-64 • 0 • STATE OF COLORADO LIQ UOR CON TROL DIVI S ION ., REPO RT OF VIOL A.TION · i !L E · • • vOD, C OLO. DATE 2-lG-1971 PARTY CHARGED __ lWI~-=I.K=I_:__PRA:.::.:..'l':.:BR=U=L:___ _______ DOB. _____ _ TRAD E NNffi ______ ~_Da ~ ADD RESS OR LOCATIO ~ . .....::S:.:::S:_V.=.:..• ...:l'l~OJ~cl:__.....,.. ____________ _ LICEN SE: NO.B 11-29497 TYPL ______ ~qt~MM~L------------------------ VIOLATION _ _:7z;.S=ZJ2~·~2~lU(JlLJ).:•:....IIeUnlDIAIII&...JU.J..i.Jfti!JJ"W .. IIi"L1LJS.LJgiJIIM!•!....JIMLD=•n ... rlllsnt .. IIMr•r-.. •• ,lOll 19~9tflal-puwlnlM ,...,.. tf p.Upl 4nlM' (page liiiiii) DATE AND EXACT TIME OF VIOLATION 1•9•71. 8110 P,I.+)QOA P.M. DESCRIBE EVIDENCE PURCHASED OR SEIZEDJabl trgl pl9k1• -..-.. "P1f -...... lD 9 poa .. fl•• DISPOSITION OF EVIDENCE Plea .. 19 f!lcllllf ~l!e1J75 !he .-.... DETAILED REPORT Ala lrWy laOO P.M. H-71 f'Uur leplre •h•l &~t ...-ltl!tft''M W•a •J, ........ Mg ..... l.M·, ·-•lrl a p!!! plu~t ...... ._..,_.....,for JllD1 N ..... I IV 'I"M t1.00 .... ot ...._. I &1M ,...,...,. a llon1t ot CJ!1n lttt• ,.._ .. ••I - no\ e-ll~ or ulltcl tor • .. btNialP ..... RECOMMENDATION ~ bt Mll.e tor •"WIIltbaUu betr ly Mftn Ali!r OOUDOU M tboll M\181 !Ill llotUt -.alcl DO' ft IU1Ptpft4 or VTOef. Witn ss of Violation Witness of Violation • I 0 ' 1· ('"-• ' T ... 1 3 . ~I'"} ·-l ~- • - St'.',E C :' C'(>, • .!'' J.lQl. ;, C·:·:.: i:vL 1 ~ 1.' :~ i (• · P/d \.1 Y Cr: \:{C LD ___ . ___ --_,_·)_~·_·l_'_tl ___________ DOB _______ _ TRA llr: t , ·l~ ,r~ __ • _J·_d_r __ L_l _______________________ _ 5S \-l oJ ~ t '·'loyd ~---------------------- CITY 01\ T O\VN lr:.1'•od COU!'TY !'.ra ·•'l'~r ,. ----------~------------------- LIC Ci':SE : TyP-C:lu~ G_H ... r.t~~--------------- He ,1 ,t,l r ·1 l C:: ( ·,) ~.-<•J,"ttl':n t !i:1d pcr:-r:l t t i n r, one l' ,t ; :-. o~ r·• ·•1>1 ~!:• DATE AN D EX,\CT TI~0 6 ~·cVioJr'i8~h bonrJs } Feh 2 I 1 cYt 1 9 ; ()Q i·" DE S CH.l ~. EVIDENCE PUrtCHASED OR SEIZED Ono doublo s lnt o f Bn\l r ron whb!·cy t•1:Jt l>ott l c J , .) 1.00 \lorth of bet U n r, t!·b s(fo!' non ..,;• bor>r G}'.: ~ 0 .6.: '· :•,)t o r .l ctt!t.l, tab s( !or can ooy c onrcl) Dl S f OSITiO N OF EVlDC::NCE In My posso::;slon to l o :>l<tc ·,d i n e \'1,~,·:~-:e DETAlLC:IJ REPORT Ap p r n x. 8 :00 P.:l. Off. RndcUff <X".· ny ~c lf entsred h e Ea r:l es Fr a t ernal Or d er 3241 pr enisos, at wh1r.h t ir~e purchn"c d a b i r~;o car d for • 1 .00 oac~· pro coodcd to play b1ngo .orr .nRd cl1ffo the~ ~u r- .... c has ed a Lnblc !!hot Hl .!.skey fr :)M t h o bar;h wa s nut. challcn[;od a~ the t1 no of p tr ch'l.so .Afte:-f ew !T'O!'e r,a!lloS l! wont t o ~hn t·,:•'•o r d orod 1\ nd pll r- c nsod a ! '>el' at wh !.c h t!,..-,o I purchssod 6 ta bs of c hav;ns on the CPt.C:y board . a nd won n bo~ o ~ c an ~y . Th e n I bou~ht n ; l .l( wo rt , ----------------- t abs 0:1 t !JJ "-:or.~ b ~.ru ." I won'.: wn s pai t~'; Ol' ( y t h o n~w 01 Los s}.~o proceeded to pley bin ~o , ~ ! I · :a dtd n 1 C ~do:1 tlf y Otl l'~o i ve s;~te wero n ov Ar ask od fell' · .. • ••r s hi p C 'll'•l :· t1ne . R ECOM}IENDATlO~ A.c : ~r ::J tr>o t 1 vo ht'lnri!r : bof 0~ -·--'-'2 .S .., ·'l !,.'c -•:J.~' ._ /,•.t :w - rj y whj' L!.o 1 1cc.n s'l j n q no.Jti or. shn•1 l d '• ', \ • ., :; ,~ .... ,.,,! O!' !'f'V., .·1 i . Wi tl ».SS o t \' lO 1 a L i c.n • •· ' r , . I 0 ' • • 0 - (.,_. O FF! CIA•• 'l T ( I ' ' ... L.i ~ " 1 CUJ\1EN'I STA TE OF COLORADO LIQUO R CONTROL DIVI S ION RE PORT OF VIOLATION C •. ::; F!L E -,"''-C ··00[), C OLO. DATE__:2:.•..:l:.;:G-...:l:..mu.: ____ _ PARTY CHARGED __ .. _..:..;r.a..;_;__PIIA __ f..;;;&;;...M~L;;;.._ _______ DOB. _____ _ TRADE NAME _______ auaa ____ ~~-~~------~--------------------~--- ADDRESS OR LOCATI O !Ii~SS~V;.:.•...:Plof;..::.;:;s_::4_.-...-------------- CITY OR TOWNI ___ ~•!ttt~'~aa~A!.._ _________ COUNTY ........ 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OFFICIAD CITY COU CIL DOCUMEfm r •:.,"f TO f PR 1 9 '71 COUr. '1!... r.· !o TING FI LE CITY OF LNGLEWOOD, COLO. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION March 16, 1971 I. The Regular Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P. M. by Chairman Lentsch. Members Present: Carlson; Henning; Lentsch ; Mosbarger; Patrick; Senti; Walsh; Weist Supinger, Ex-officio Me mbers Absent: Lone Also Present: Assistant Planning Director Romans; Planning Assistant Wardlaw. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Lentsch stated that the Minutes of February 2, 1971, were to be c onsidered for approval. Walsh moved: Carlson seconded: The Minutes of February 2, 1971, be approved as written. The motion carried, with Mrs. Henning abstaining. III. WINSLOW CONSTRUCTION Huron/Cornell Vacation CASE #4-71 Mr. Lentsch asked Planning Director Supinger to give the background of this request. 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 Avenues 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 at 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 vac~ion. Mr. Supinger stated that all utilities companies have been notified of the proposal, and it has been re- quested that an 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 re- quest with the retention of the easement, and provided that the fe ncing 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 Cor nell, 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 Dartmouth/Huron intersection. 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 eliminate these problems. -1- I • • ' • • Mr. Eitel not e d that the streets were not used by "through" traf fic, but c hiefly 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 ret e ntion 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 in the area? Mr. Eitel replied that he had not. Mr. Supinger stated that letters notifying property owners in the area of the request were mailed. No comments have been rece1ved by the Planning Department on this matter. Mr. Weist asked Mr. Eitel how the 6 ft. height for the fence was determined? Mr. Eitel stated that this is the standard height for a fence around industrial property, and that it would be in line with the existing fencing. Mr. Don Robertson, of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway, asked if the railway would get 1 /2 of the vacated street along their 57 ft. ownership (a triangular parcel not cross hatched on map in Staff Report)? 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 storm 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 va c ating the street and benefiting property owners? Mr. Supinger tated 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. Hennin g moved: Patri c k seconded: The Planning ommission recommend to City Council that South Huron Street between Cornell Avenue and Dartmouth Avenue and West ornell Avenue between the Galapago- lluron alley and South Hur·on Street be vacated, an easement th w1dth ol th d dicated right-of-way to be r tained in both streets . The r asons for this recommendation are: (1) Th vacation of lh treets will not be contrary to the in- tent and purpo e of the Com prehensive Plan, in that th e streets now "dead-end" and are not projected, nor would 1 t be f asible, to ti them into the traffic circulatory system of the i ty. (2) Because the subject streets do not readily tie into the adjacent s treet pattern, the City is put in the position of mainta1ning t~e streets whi h primarily benefit one owner rather than the publi ·-at-large . (3) Oth r stree ts in the area better serve the public and access will not b deni ed any of the area residents by these va ation -2- I • • ' • • • (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, c reates 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 sec uring 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. The motion carried unanimo usly . IV. VACATION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE West line of Bannock to ea st line of Bannock/Cheroke e 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 sh ould not be improved and opened, and recommends vacation of this street with the retention of ease- ments. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff report had been sent to property owners in the area from Hampden to Kenyon. Mr. Lentsch asked if there were members of the audience who wished to speak in fa vor of the proposal? Mr. James E. Allen stated he owned property adjacent to the street recommended f or vacation. He asked if this street were vacated, if one half o f 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 he had no objection to the proposed vacat1on, Mr. Lentsch asked if there were any one else who wished to speak? No member of the audience indicated a desire to speak. Mr. Carlson questioned the accuracy of the maps accompanying the Staff Report, in that one map indicates a 20/40 split at the centerline of the street, and another map indicates a 30/30 division. Discussion followed. Mr. Allen again addressed the Commission, and stated that there is a 5 .10 ft. easement on his property for sidewalk purposes, and asked if the vacation of the roadway would vacate this easement, or what would happen with this easement? Mr. Supinger stated that as a rule the sidew alk was a part of the right-of-way dedication and that the correct right-of-way width is 60 feet . Further brief discuss1on en- sued . Senti moved : Mosbarger seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to C1ty Council that the right-of-way for West Jefferson Avenue, b etwee n the west right-of-way line of South Bannock Street and the east l ine o f the Bannock/Cherokee alley, be vacated and that an ease- ment be retained for utilities. The reasons for the recommended va c ation are: (1) Additional right-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 public funds to obtain the right-of-way. -3- I • • . , f - • • (2) The City Cou ncil c onsidered the inclusion of West Jefferson Avenue between South Bannock Street and South Cherokee Street in Pavin g District No. 20, and excluded that street from the District following the Public Hearing at which a majority of those present opposed the paving. Unless the street were to be i mproved, it would not lend itself to public travel and the majority o f the property owners who would be subject to assessment have indicated by petition and appearance at a Public He ar i n g that they do not want the street paved. (3) The topography o f the subject right-of-way is such that it does not lend itself to d esira ble design standards. A minimal grad e at t h e approach to Bannock for east-bound traffic could not be a c hieved feasibly and the g rade on this portion o f the street would be such that it would be difficult for east-bound traffic to tra vel in winter months. (4) The intersection of South Bannock Street with the east leg of Jefferson is o f c onsi derable hazard at this time because it is located at the crest of the Bannock hill and visability is very poo r west-bound to north. To add the fourth leg to this inter- secti on would introduce additional hazards. (5) The residents in the area are not now denied traffic 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. The motion carried unanimously. V. OFF-STREET PARKING STRUCTURE 3600 Block South Pennsylvania- South Pearl, south end. CASE #6-71 Mr. Supinger stated the request for approval of the parking fac1l1ties is made by Stopa Construction Company. Mr. Stopa is constructing a 90 unit apartment complex, and is providing 103 off-street park1ng spaces, part of which is underground parking. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff has analyzed the plans, and recommends approval of the plan, as amended. Mr. Carlson discussed the parking problem existing in the 3600 block of South Delaware Street, and stated that he could see a b ig parking problem resulting from the proposed 90 units. Mr. Bob Re ynold , architect for Stopa Construction Company, stated that the proposed apartment complex will be entirely of one-bedroom units . He ta ted he didn't know what the composition was on the com-· plex in the 3600 block of South Delaware--one bedroom, two bedroom, or three bedroom. He pointe d out that the Ordinance requi res one s pa ce pe r UN IT, not one space per bedroom. Dr . Walsh noted that the Staff Report states the complex will pro- vide an exce s of 13 s pa ces over what is required by the Ordinance, and that the Planning Department recommends removal o f eight spaces ; he asked if this removal of eight spaces would reduce the total p ro- vided to 95 spaces? Mr. Supinger replied that the removal of e1g ht spaces would give the total of 103 spaces. Mrs. He nn i ng c omm e nd ed the developer for providin g parking spac es i n excess of the re qu ired numb er , and for providing underground parking. She tated she felt this was a step forward. H nn i ng moved : Mosbarger second ed: The o ff-street parking plan for the 3600 block b etween South Pearl and South Pennsylvania, as presented by the Stopa Construction Company, be approved as amended. -4- I • • • • Walsh moved: Henning seconded: The motion be amended to state that the parking plan shall provide at least 103 parking spaces. The motion carried unanimously. The vote on the original mot1on, as-amended: carried unanimously. VI. ASPO CONFERENCE New Orleans Mr. Lentsch stated the ASPO Conference was to be held in New Orleans March 27 to April lst. He stated that he would be available to attend, and would like to do so. Mr. Lentsch noted that Mr. Senti has indica- ted he would also like to attend. Mr. Carlson questioned whether or not it would be beneficial to send two commission members and a member of the staff to this conference; he also questioned whether there was sufficient money in the budget for this. Discussion f ollowed. Mr. Supinger noted that a member of the staff would not be attending this Conference . Further discuss1on followed. Henning moved: Carlson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend that Mr. Leo Lentsch and Mr. Milton Senti be authorized to attend the ASPO Conference in New Orleans March 27 to April 1, as the official delegates of the Englewood Planning Commission. The motion carried, with Mr. Senti abstaining. VII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE Mr. Lentsch gave Certificates of Appointment to Mrs. Henning and Mr. Weist, and congratulated them on their appointment to the Comm1sS1on. Mr. Lentsch discussed the Policy Advisory Committee meet1.ngs, on which Committee he is the representative of the Englewood Planning Commission . He commented that he found some of the proceedings rather confusing. Mr. Lentsch noted that an orientation program has been discussed, and that he thought this would be a very good idea . Mr. Lentsch stated that he felt members of the Planning Commission should attend this if the orientation program is developed. Mr. Lentsch asked what areas would receive staff reports on cases before the Commission, and specifically asked about cases on zoning? Mr. Supinger stated that in rezoning cases a public notice 1 g1 ven ,._ in the official City newspaper, and the applicant has the responsib1lity of posting the property. Mr. Supinger noted that on the two treet vacations considered by the Commission earlier, that the staff report had been se nt to property owners on Galapago, and from Hampden to Ke nyon on Bannock and Cherokee. Mr. Lentsch asked if extra copies of the Staff Report could be ava1lable for hand-out s at t he Commission meetings? Mr. Supinger stated this could be done. Development on the Nate Burt property, both east and west of Broadway south of Belleview Avenue, was discussed. A Resolution urging the State Legislature to revise tax laws in regard to mobil e homes was discussed. Mr. Carlson stated that there is an inequity in the taxation of a single-family home and a mobile home at the present time. Mr. Carl on suggested that a contact might be made to the Legislative Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, and ask for a review of the Bill before the Legislature, if such a Bill ex1sts. -5- I • • ' - • • • The staff was asked to research the matter, and it will be considered further at the next meeting. Mrs. Hennin g stated that there were several things she felt the Planning Commission s hould be concerned about and possibly involved with, She cited the Urban Renewal discussions at the Council level, and commented that she felt this was an appropriate place for the Planning Commission to be involved and she felt that the Commission must be involved. Mr. Supinger discussed the steps leading up to an Urban Renewal pro- gram---citizens committees, workable program, etc.---and noted that the citizens committee had been approved by the City Council on March 15, 1971. Mrs. Henning stated that she felt perhaps an "outline" of what com- prises a "workable program" should be drafted for the Commission. Mrs. Henning then discussed the "Englewood Square" project in downtown Englewood. She stated that she felt the Planning Commission could be of help in this project . Mrs . Henning also commented that she felt the Commission should look at the total plan for the downtown area, and develop au "overall plan" for the downtown area. Discussion followed. Mr . Supinger commented that he felt one of the problems was taxation-- that if a property was improved, the taxes rose on the improvement. He felt that something must be done to put the taxes on the land-- not on the improvements. Mr . Supinger noted that it is "d1fficult to make strip shopping centers, such as Broadway, workable." Dis- cussion on the Englewood Square project ensued. Mrs. Henning stated she felt there should be active encouragement from the City to help the merchants on Broadway. Mr. Lentsch asked if the Commission could work on an overall plan? Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger noted that Mrs. Henning and Mr. Mosbarger are the representatives of the Commission on the c1tizens' committee, and that members should give them their thoughts for discussion at these meetings. Mr. Supinger further discussed the Urban Renewal Authority; he stated that the Authority purchases theland and then re-sells it. Mr. Patrick noted that he didn't think the landlords and bus1nessmen in downtown Englewood would ever agree on an improvement project. Mr. Ca lson commented that he felt "imagination" was needed in the redevelopment of downtown Englewood. Mr . Supinger questioned whether the C1ty could impose a plan on the people who are working for the "Englewood Square", or does the City wa1t until the businessmen come to the City for help. He stated that he didn't want to stymie 1ndividual initiative. Mr. Lentsch comaented that he felt more needed to be done than just improving the fronts of the buildings to make any improvement project work. He stated he felt that definite goals must be set, and then maybe they could accomplish something. Mr. Carl s on pointed out that the City should look to providing facilities for small co nventions for 1,000 people or so. He stated that there mi g ht be a location 1n downtown Englewood that would be proper for such facilitie , and he felt this possibility hould be con 1.dered. Mr. Supinger commented that the continuing development of the Swedish Medical Ce nte r fa ili ti s may have an effect on the development on Broadway. Discuss1on followed. Mrs. Henning stated that he felt a "briefing " on the Comprehensive Plan might be very helpful for the members of the Commiss1on. It was determined that a special session be tentat1vely set for Apr1l "' . 13 for a review of the Comprehensive Plan and a "brainstorn11ng ession". VIII. DIRECTOR 'S CHOICE Mr. Supinger stated that Mrs. Romans will be devoting her time exclusively to the revision of the Zon1ng Ordinanc for the next several weeks. -6- I • • ' - • • ,._ A Resolution commending Mr. Russell G. Woods, Jr., for his service to the City , was signed by members of the Commission and will be presented to Mr. Woods at a time that will be convenient for him to attend a Commission meeting. Patrick moved: Senti seconded: The following Resolution be adopted by the Commission and presented to Mr. R. G. Woods, Jr., at the next meeting if he can so attend. WHEREAS, There are those men and women in each community who fee l a deep responsibility to their fellow man; and WHEREAS, These persons often feel an obligation to serve the community in which they live rather than sitting idly by, expecting others to provide the many services and facilities which must be made available in order that there can be a more attractive and habitable environment in which to build a home, to raise a family, to work, and to enjoy leisure hours; and WHEREAS, The work of these men and women who choose to give of themselves and of their time unselfishly in the service of their com- munity is often taken for granted because they do not seek publicity for what they do, but rather go about their tasks quietly and conscien- tiously, and WHEREAS, Russell G. Woods, Jr., has shown that he is one of those men who has recognized that it is a "privilege" accompanied by great responsibilit1es rather than a "right" to be a citizen of Englewood; and WHEREAS, Russell G. Woods, Jr., has chosen to serve bis com- munity unselfishly through many years of active participation in the Arapahoe County Chapter of the American Red Cross, the Jun i o r Ch amber of Commerce, the Englewood Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary Club, and other service and civic organizations; and WHEREAS, Russell G. Woods, Jr., has been a member of the Englewood Volunteer Fire Department from June 7, 1940 until June of 1970 when he requested a leave of absence after 30 years of service; and WHEREAS, Russell G. Woods, Jr., was a member of the Englewood City Council fr om January 1, 1956 to December 31, 1964; and WHEREAS, Russell G. Woods, Jr., served as a member of the Fire- man's Pension Board from 1964 until February 1, 1970, and as a member of the Englewood Library Board and Parks and Recreation Commission while serving on the City Council; and WHEREAS, Russ ell G. Wood s , Jr., was a member of the City Plann1n g and Zoning Commission from March 15, 1965, to February 1, 1971, and served as Chairma n of the Co mmi ssion from February 9, 1966 to February 8, 1967; February 7, 1968 to Feb1·uary 5, 1969; and from Februa y 5, 1969 to February 3 , 1970 ; and WHEREAS, During the time Rus ell G. Woods, Jr., served on the City Council and Plann i ng Commiss1o n, not only did the city increase in size through annexations from 4.29 square miles to 6.37 square mile ; but, through th effort of Rus ell G. Woods, Jr., and other d dicated ommunity leader , new industries and businesses, 1ncluding a major shop pin g complex, were attracted to our community, which in turn have st1mulated in reased commercial, financial and resident1al development, making Englewood the "Hub " of the south Metropol1tan Den v er area; and -7- ' I • • ' • • --· WHEREAS, After several years of detailed preparation, the first official Comprehensive Plan was c ompleted and adopted by the City of Englewood during the third term of Russell G. Woods, Jr., as Chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Commission; and WHEREAS, The City recognized the i mportance of coordinating its Planning program with the Regional Planning agency, to which end Russell G. Woods, Jr., represented the City on the Denver Regional Council of Governments Policy Advisory Committee as Chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Commission ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the members of the City Planning and Zoning Commission recognize the many years of serv1ce which Russell G. Woods, Jr., has devoted to the residents of the City of Englewood and the contribution that he has made toward bur City's progress and development to the point where our City is second to none; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the members of the City Planning and Zoning Commission extend their sincere appreciation to Russell G. Woods, Jr., for the contribution that he has made to this community and wish him well in his future undertakings. Dated This Day of: SIGNED: Kenneth P. Carlson Leo Lentsch Billie J. Patrick Judith B. Henning H. c . Mosbarger R. R. Walsh Mil ton B. Senti Robert B. Weist The Motion carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 10 P. M. -8- ,. . I • • . , , ]~ • • ...... MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM- MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION DATE: March 16, 1971 SUBJECT: Vacation of South Huron Street between Dartmouth and Cornell Avenues, and of West Cornell Avenue between the Galapago/Huron alley and Sou~h Huron Street. RECOMMENDATION: 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 in- tent and purpose 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 equ1pment 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. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. -9- • . I • • . , f • • --· MEMO~NDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM- MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION DATE: March 16, 1971 SUBJECT : Vacation of West Jefferson Avenue from the west line o f South Bannock Street to the east line of the Bannock/Cherokee alley. RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission recommend to City Counc i l that the right-of-way for West Jefferson Avenue, between the west right-of-way line of South Bannock Street and the east line of the Bannock/Cherokee alley, be vacated and that an easement be retained for utilities. The reasons for the recommended vacation are: (1) Additional right-of-way would have to be obtained for the street to be opened and the limited use of the street would not justify using public funds to obtain the right-of-way. (2) The City Council considered the inclusion of West Jefferson Avenue between South Bannock Street and South Cherokee Street in Paving District No. 20, and excluded that street from the District following the Public Hearing at which a majority of those present opposed thepaving. 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 Publ1c Hearing that they do not want the street paved. (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 leg of Jefferson is of considerable hazard at this time because it is located at the crest of the Bannock hill and visability is very poor west-bound to north. To add the fourth leg to this inter- section would introduce additional hazards. ,_ (5) The residents in the area are not now denied traffic circulation because this street is closed and they would not be w1thout circulation nor access were it to remain closed and the r1ght-of- way vacated as proposed. Re s pe c tfully submitted, By Order o f the City Plann1n g and Zon i n g Commission. -10- •. I • • , I I I ~ • , . / OFFIC I AL CIT't COU N CIL . DOCUMENT Rr-,u, "• ,J APR 19 '71 ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD April 13, 1971 COU NCI L l't. L Tlo G FI LE CIT't OF. ENGLEW OOD. COLO. The regul ar meet i ng of the Engl ewoo d Publi c Library Board was called to order at 7 :40 p.m. by the chairman , Mr . Maxwell, who dec lared a quorum present. Present: Mr s . Martinez, Mr s . Jarrell, Mr s . Morris , Mr. Beaver, Mr. Maxwell, Mrs . S im on, Mr . Ma s on, a nd Mi ss Lu te , Libra ry Director Ab sent: Mr. Dh ority Th e minute s of the March meeti ng of the Board were read and approved. Mi ss Lu te re po rted that the Mar ch circ ul ation of 29 ,462 wa s the highest monthly circu l ation to date at the Englewood Publi c Library. Thi s circulation represents an average c hecko ut of 72 books per ho ur in the main library and 75 per hour on the bo okmobile . Library us e by Arapaho e County patron s has also increa sed, a s have ref- eren ce qu estions . It wa s pointed o ut that although the demand s on the library vary at dif ferent times of the day and week, the overall increase in volume i s reflected in ma ny areas , including the l oad of the profes sional s taff, increased work at the ci rculati o n d esk and added c l e ri cal a nd bookkeeping ta s k s , Mr s . Morri s asked if volunteers could be helpful in s ome areas affected by the increasing u se of the library and a bri ef di sc uss i on on this possibility wa s held. The n e w locke d glass cases for the Co l o rado co llection are installed and ready to be fi ll e d a s quickly as the re-cataloguing of the co llec tion i s completed. The Boa r d d irected that a letter of a ppreciation be sent to the Englewood Bu sine ss and Profe ssiona l Wome n's Club thanking them for their gift in memory of Mrs, Muriel Smith which wa s used in th e purcha se of these cabinets, A new identification s trip which will be placed on all new books that are covered was e xhibit e d. The ID s trip u s e s the new Englewood city mark on the s pines of the books for quick vis ual identification at any area library, and the name of the li- brary is print e d in bold green type acros s the back of the book. Mi ss Lute sta ted that s he had no information a s to the c hange s which will occur as a result of the decreased budget for the State Library. The CCPLS programs will undoubtedly be curtailed unles s additi o nal funding is available . Mr s . Mor ris s tated that the comm unity outreach program to deliver books to senior ci tizens who are unable to come to the library is already in effect at Cherry Hill s nur si ng Hom e and ha s been well received . Plans are being made to incl ude other l oca l hos pital s and nur sing homes also, Further s uggestions we re made for method s to im plement the project of involv- ing l ocal re s idents in recording th e ear ly hi sto ry of Englewood for the Colorado co ll ection. Mrs . Mor r is , s tating that s h e felt the ta s k wa s muc h too large for one person, a s ked for a dditi onal h e lp from the Board, and the Board agreed to develop further o rganizational s upp ort for thi s p roject . Variou s sources of assistance out- s ide the Library Board were di s cu s sed . Mr s . S i mo n s ug g e s t d that the Board plan an open meeting to o rganize a grou p I nt er s l d i n pre s e r ving Engl woo d hi s t o ry. A c ommittee cons i s ting of Mrs . Morri s , Mr s . Jarr l l,Mr. Ma son, a nd Mr s . Si mo n wa s appointed by Mr. Maxwell to decide on th da t a nd form at fo r s uc h a meeting . Mr s , S imon will serve as chairman . Th Board wa k d fo r f urther idea s about the s lide p rogram they had suggested f o r libr ry p ub l ic i ty , i nce s ome of the pictures s howing the library's us e by stu- d nt ' ho uld b m d b fo r t h nd of s chool , Mi ss Lu te will develop an outlin e further nd r por t b c k t o th Board as to what as pect s of the Library may be covered in u h pro ra wit h in th tim l imi t of 20 to 30 minutes . Mr . M on and Mr .• Morri r po rted briefly on the s eminar for members of the City Co un ci l , Board . nd Commi s l o n , nd department heads which they attended March 27 , Th tudy i on wa d i ned t o h lp ci ti z ens s ervin in these variou s • \ ! ' ~ I • • , • .. governmental capacities function more efficiently and effectively. It was noted that one important factor is that a board or commission have long-term goals so that it can plan sufficiently far in advance for its need s and responsibilities. In conversation various way s of developing and expressing these goals were brought out. There was discussion of means by which Board members might become better acquainted with the library, as well as getting reactions from the public with regard to library services. It was announced that Mr s . Jarrell will write articles for the monthly Colo- rado Library Associa tion Newsletter. Her first article will focus specifically on the Englewood Library Board and the reasons for the recent enlargement of the Board membershi p from six to nine, The Board agreed that the meeting with the City Council was pleasant and pro fitable and expressed the hope that the joint meetings will be continued on an annual basis, The meeting was adjourned at 9:50p.m. • Respectfully submitted, ~.dA J.'-.;.,4--?t-?....,_.., ~ M:·r;;;7anne Crowe Secretary to the Board I • • I 1- • OFFICIA~ C1T'l! COUNCIL DOCUMENT RrTURN TO APR 1 9 '7 1 COU CIL t, f' 'G FI LE CITY O F E N GLEWOO D, COLO. REGULkR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO APRIL 15, 1971, 7:00 P.M. PRESENT : H. R. Braun, E. L. Ausfahl, and J. F. Murphy THB FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL: 1. The minutes of the last regular meeting as printed. 2. The following anniversary increase effective April 4, 1971: GRADE & NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT STEP COX, Lloyd Fireman 2nd Class 21F 3. The following anniversary increases effective May 1, 1971: JOZSA, Hope Junior Account Clerk, Utilities llE MACRANDER, Vincent Building Inspector 22C ROMANS, Dorothy Asst. Planning Director 28F TIMM, Fred Busdriver 18B WELBOURNE, Richard Patrolman 3rd Class 21D WING, John Patrolman 3rd Class 21D 4. The following probationary to permanent status changes with increase in pay. HUNT, Daniel Maintenanceman, Street SHANNON, Carl Busdriver 5. The following new hires: CHURCH, Jack Maintenanceman, Parks Effective March 22, 1971 EVANS, Arlene Dispatcher, Police Effective March 28, 1971 RARICK, Orville Maintenanceman, Traffic Effective March 29, 1971 6. The following terminationsr BELL, James KREUTER, Arthur Maintenanceman, Parks Effective April 1, 1971 Maintenanceman, Traffic Effective March 17, 1971 17B lSB 17A 14A 17A 17A 17A 12 I • • . ' .• f ]- • • • 7. The following progress reports: GRADE NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT STEP FLEMING, Charles Maintenanceman, Water Dist. 17F KELLEY, E. D. Plant Operator, Water Prod. 20F LEYDON, John Patrolman 1st 22F O'DELL, Henry Superintendent, Water Dist. 26F RICHARDSON, Deward Equipment Operator II l9F SELBY, Clifford Fireman 1st Class 22F WILSON, Fred Maintenance Foreman, 22F Water Dist. The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is scheduled for May 20, 1971. • J. F. DEVIVIER Chairman -2- ANNETTE L. BECK Recording Secretary & I • • .• I I I . ' , 0 - OFFIC I AU Ctn COUNCIL D OCUMEN'I RE:r URN TO IIPR 19 '7 t tOUNC,L r,.,_,_ TING F ILE C!iTY OF:" I'"NGL r-nt l"'. WORKABLE PROGRAM : "a workable prooram for community Improvement (which shall include Jl!! official plan of action, as it ealats from time to time, for effecti~ely deatinq with the problem of urban alums and bllaht wite.ln the COIIIII'Iunltr and for the 11tabllahment and pr11ervatlon of a well-planned COII'III'Iunity with well-oroanized environment for adequate family life) for utllizino appropriate private and public r11ourcea to eliminate and prevent the developll'lent or spread of slums and urban blitht, to encouraoe needed urban rehabilitation, to provide for redevelopment of bllohted, deteriorated or alum areas, or to undertake such of the oforeaoid activities or other feasible community activitlll as may be suitably employed to achieve the objectives of such a prooram.11 Th• HtJUSilll Ael Df 1949 ( £mph••'• tldd•tiJ BASIC PURPOSE: " ...... to ensure that communiti11 ..... understand the array of forc11 te.at create alums and blieht and ore willino ta recoonize and toke the atepa within their power to prevent and overco•• urlt .. ltllttlt.• HUD HtlndiJDDk, WDrktlbl• PrtJgrtlm ftJr CtJmmunily 1111/UDII•••"'• MI'D 7100.11 PLANNING DEPARTMENT CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO MARCH 1971 • .. 0 I , .....___. I WORKABLE PROGRAM I (For Ct~~~~munif, lmprtlr•m•llf) I I I I CODE ADOPT! ON PLANNING &·PROGRAMING HOUSING a RELOCATION l CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT a ENFORCEMENT I I I BUILDING Progams within a comprthen-Coordinated prooam for Meaningful involvement of PLUMBING sive Plannino framework ani stance in the relocation citizens. including poor and MECHANICAL for overcoming the major of all persons or businesns minority oroupl, in pion- ELECTRICAL physical, sacial, and displaced by public action. nlng and carrring-out HOUSING economic problems related · I prata•• related to FIRE to slum and bliQhted areas, Workable program. ENVIRON MENTAL ond establishing and Pfetram to eapand supply I I prnervino a well-planned of housinQ for low-and Representative of th • community with suitable lftOdtrate-income families Code enforcement at least livinCJ environment for on the basis of equal Community. i n blifhttd and dtteriar-family lift. opportunity. atino areas. 1 CCNRpr .... neivt Plan. Capital Improvements Prottam. I 0 Budoet. PLANNING DEPARTMENT MARCH 1971 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO .. v • • • 0 - HUD-AIIitted Proarama for which WORKABLE PROGRAM II a Requirement:, 1. Urban Renewal Program 2. Neighborhood Development Program ( N.O.P.) 3. Concentrated Code Enforcement Program (FACE) 4. Interim A11i.tance for Blighted Areal 5. Demolition Grant Program 6 . Community Renewal Program (CRP) 7. General Neighborhood Renewal Prooram (GNRP) B. Rehabilitation Loana and Granta Urban Renewal Areas Concentrated Code Enforcement Areas Other Areas (Sec. 115-a-(2) alid S.c. 512-ct(l)) 9. Morgage tnaurance for Houllng Conatructlon and Rehabilatatlon in Urban Renewal Areal CS.c. 221-d-(3)) 10. Rent Supplement Project• for Low-Income Familill (with certain exceptions) (Sec.221-d-(3)) PLANNING DEPARTMENT C lTV OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO MARCH 1171 • ,. ) I ' • ,_ • WORKABLE PROGRAM CITIZENS' APRIL 7. 1971 Re g ular Meeting Rebular members prese nt : J. Louis Parkinson, Reverend Herbert Hosanna, Vi Wei st , Malcolm E. Collier, Dr. Charles Zartman, Judith B. Henning , Milton Senti, and Jacques Stackhouse Reg ula r me mbers absent : Dennis Kelley , Henry Cokayne , Tom Hoogendyk, Edna Hearn . Alternat e members present: Russell G . Woods, Jr ., George Jo9nston, Charles Henning, Edna Tourtelot, Colbert Cushing, and Herbert Mosbarger . Alternate me mber s absent: Reverent Allen Strong, Del Price, David L . Beachy, and Paul Shattuck Oth ers present : James L . Supinger, Director of ?la ,ni n g Dale A. Wardlaw, Planning Assistant The first regular meeting of the Workable Program Citizens' Committee was h el d on April 7, 1971, at the Englewood City Hall. Th e meeti n g was called to order at 7:45 P. M. by temporary Chairman J. Loui s Parkinson. Mr . Park i nson asked each person to introduce himsel f and to identify the organization which he represents. Director o f Plannin g Supinger was asked by Chairman Parkinson to give a brief ex planation of the Workable Program f or Community Improvement . Mr . Supinger identified and discussed the four major areas of concern: Code Adoption and Enforcement , Planning and Programming, Housing and Relocation, and Citize n Involvement . He then discussed the HUD assisted prog rams for which the Workable Prog ram is a requirement. Dis c ussion of Mr. Supin ge r's presentation followed. Mr . Parkinson called f or discussion on the functioning of the Committee and the representation on the Committee. Suggestions were made o f othe r groups which s hould be represented on the Committee, including the Human Relations Council, retired persons, low-income and minority persons, political parties, Welfare Department, ADC recipients . It was also sug- gested that a member o f the Building Department staff attend the meetings , Mr. Parkinson requested that the matter be placed on the agenda f or the n ext meeting for furt her consideration. There was then d~scussion about the purpose of t he Committee and the Committee's functi on. The role of the Alternate Members was considered , and it was the c on se n sus of those prese n t th at the Alternate s should plan to attend every meeting, not just those meetings where they would be filling i n for the Regular Members. Several persons ex p res ed the opinion that the two group hould be merged with all o f the members having a vote . Bylaws , a nd rules of procedure f or the Committee, were discu ssed briefly and are to be co n sidered .f urther at the next meeting . In respo n se to a question posed by Mrs. Hennin g as to what the Wor~able Pro g ram is and what the Committee will be expected to accomplish, Mr. Supinger explained t hat this meeting was planned to be primaril y one f or organizational matters and that at f uture meetings , t he committee would be involved in con siderabl e depth in the various phases of the Workable -1- . , I • • • • • P r ogram. He the n outlined materials that would be made available to the Committee and s u ggested that representatives from other agencies such as HUD, Met r o-De nv e r Fair Housing, and Inter-Faith Task Force should be in- v i ted t o meet w1 th the Committee. Mr. Supinger suggested that a tour of t h e Ci ty mi g ht also be arranged. Discussion followed. Mr . Pa r k i nson asked f or dis c ussion on f uture meeting dates. It was determine d that the next meeting would be on Thursday, April 22, 1971 at 7 :30 P . M. and that future meeting dates would be discussed at that time. The point was raised tha t the Committee may incur some expenses for materials, ma i ling, secretarial services, etc. Mr. Supinger indicated that at the present time, the Planning Department would absorb these costs, but that i f there were any major expenses they would have to be covered by a sepa r ate f und, Mr. Parkinson asked for discussion on the election of permanent o f ficers, explaining he was asked by Council to serve as a temporary chairman un- t11 the Committee could meet. Those present were of the opinion that they would prefer to wait until the next meeting to consider this matter. The meeting was thrown open to general discussion. The meeting adjourned at 8:56 P. M • -2- . , I • • •• ' r ' , ! - • • ,._ O FFICI A C CIT'l COU CI L f'O CU MENT r a:T\JI.'J T'") Mlaatea of Aprtl 14, 11'71 ENGLEWOOD PARKS. Rl:CJrEATION COMMJSBlON COUNCIL r ::: _ -,G FI LE The regular monthly meet1Jlg of the Eng1ev.'OOCI Parlca & RecreadQilOOi!DJl~OD , COLO, called to order by Mrs. Ruth Allen, vice cbalrman, wt 7 :30p.m . ill the Parka fa Recreatioo Office, SolOO South Elati. Membera pre~~tmt : Lay, Krelling, Alle~~, Stackbouae aad Ro~~WU~, ex-omoto Members abaeut : Ble sat.ng, Cuahlng, Jorgenson Alao Pl'esent: Jerry Royther, Aut. Parka & RecreatioD Dl.rector Mrs. Peggy Spargua Mra. J~ Wagoaer Mrs. Elizabeth Mad180D Mr. & Mrs. Edward Klrcbbouff Lay moved, stackbouse aeoon that the minutes of February 10 meeting be •ppro d as pr1Dted. Motion carried. {oo meeting held 1n March) Tbe Director iDI.:rocboed t he pests and explained the purpoee of their attfmdaDce was to preHDt to the Commiuion their propoaal to the development of a park at the KLZ atte . PetWona with aPIJI'Old,mah!Jy 850 names of realdenta l.n the area betw~n University to Marlena IIDil Hampden to Dartmouth were preaented to City CotmaU at the April 5 meetlq reqoeRillg tbB tb1a area be developed u a park. The Director pre11e11ted a Uat of faoUittea , wtth ..Umetecl ooeta, thU the p:oup bad requellted for the 8-1/2 acre alte. In prio rity order pla.y apparll&ua area, all Jlllll'PO• court, plcaio area. junior abe swim pool and 1nformal ball Geld. The tDtal e.umated oo.t for develoJIIIM'Dt w $128 , 200 . with pJUtble federal ald In the amoaat of $38 , 100, Tbe fact that the KLZ llite 1e DOW 1n the prellmfnary stagee of bei.n« a portJoa for park dewlopmtmt, theD aome other a!te wW have ooDOel'ldnl the parcb.ue and may ut for their eulatenc. to meet with the developer if 8Dd CommlaaioD for tWr time and left the mMtiDC · a wu clleldld to table 6u:tller dleMulce Oil Waatil tM repr .. & 1•11,.. from tbe Sohool I . • ' 1- • Pub • ReoreldloD Commlut• M1DUtN of API'll 14. UJ'll Pap -1- Dl.trict (Jorpnaell IJ Cuh1Jia) were preeellt. • Tbe Water • Sewer Board accepted the propoaal for limited u .. of lloLella.a Ruervoir by Arapahoe CouDty Boy Soouta but refused the r equut to opeD La:yiDD Rellei'V01r for llmlted fiah!Dg by JOQDPtera. Tbe Director stated be woald appear before the Water It Sewer Bo8l·d to ult them to reoonalder Ulls request for a ou y ear trial period ad report bact to the Commlaioo. grua will be planted thle aprtng 80 tbe area will DOt be open for pubUc UM unUl the eprtDg of DTI. 9lDoe the Ja,c ... w11l bave tbelr fireworks cbplay at CarteDD!al Park oa ~.aly 4 . 1t ,.. d8olded to ba'fe tbe cWlcalkm o1 ceut .... ••t Put IIDCl SpeDoer Field c11artq the ftaala or .............. for tlda dedlCidlon • the IIIIIKt ....... TM JDMUac db Pabllo s.nloe wiiilbC ~ ,.,. .. Me ue al their lud aJoDc the eboald be puaed. P\ab!Jc Service will be ill ooal3ct .nth tbe City CODCei"DlDDIIDilitbel' mee&g witlltbe.-tew..U. TMm•etia&~II&I:OOp.m . Re8p80't6ally -m:IUed: ,-:fl' •• --.. ~ ~~~A''tL/ Reoorcllac Seere&arf •. I . . I ! ' I f " • - 0 • Portion of Year to D~te 25% oFFIClA. M£R1 FINANCE DEPARTMENT rrv c ouNCIL o o c u C R,-· u RN TO REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES GENERAL FUND ~PR l q '71 For Month of March, 1971 co ~C IL M EL Til G FI L~ Anticipated Current CIT 'f p%;~EW00ie~~ Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date Sales Tax $ 1,833,677 $126,346 $481,166 26 $ 496,622 Property Tax 134,740 19,480 29,596 22 34,245 Franchise Taxes: Public Service 144,900 34,500 Mountain Bell 62,118 15,678 Water Utility 25,000 Sewer Utility 11.265 Total 243,283 50,178 21 54,950 Other Taxes: Spec;. OWnership 20,500 Cigarette Tax 101,473 10,061 24,595 Liquor Oc;cupation 10.900 10 I 700 Total 132,873 10,061 35,295 27 32,514 Fa&l & Permits: Street Cute 2,904 854 1,038 Building Permit& 27,280 3,447 7,487 Elec;trical Permits 7,366 820 2,178 Plumbing Permits 2,182 395 855 Spec. Rag. Fees 42,239 332 Dog Licensee 4,700 650 736 Misc. Licenses 29.150 2.167 24.018 Total 115,821 8,333 36,644 32 46,781 Municipal Court 49,440 5,685 15,429 31 12,110 Revenue From Other Agencies: State Liquor License 1,150 49 49 State H/W Users Tax 221,735 11,595 36,243 County Court Fees 3,000 63 708 State Rag. Fees 50 1 215 Total 276,100 11,707 37,000 13 38,060 • Service Charges: Library Fees 6,660 663 1,778 Enaineerina Feea 6,500 83 119 Mobile Home 2,400 384 Police 3,965 308 826 Fire Diatrictl 350 722 Library Contract 30,250 • State H/W MaiDtenance 2,600 650 650 I State Alcohol Prevention Program 18.445 • • __) Total 70,820 2,054 4,479 6 14,661 Other Revenues: Interest 27,909 Miacellaneous s.no ~67 3.819 Total 36.229 867 3•819 11 3.98~ Total Revenue $2,892,983 $184,53) $693,606 24 $73),928 ' ·' \ ! I • '!' • ,_ - 0 • Portion of Year to Date 254 FINANCE DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND For Month of March, 1971 Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Last Year Budget ...1:12m.h Encumb. To Date Budget To Date Legislation & Council: City Council $ 28,122 $ 814 $ 6,697 Board of Adjustment 2,509 175 510 Career Service 1,145 90 298 Planning & Zoning 3,277 784 1,129 Library 660 51 89 City Attorney 40,223 3,131 8,512 Total 75,936 5,045 17,235 23 $ 15,963 Management: City Manager 57,916 4,360 12,509 Personnel 26.207 2,008 6,028 Total 84,123 6,368 18,537 22 13,433 Finance: Finance Office 144,075 8,571 29,891 Muncipal Court 39,479 3,964 11,065 Central Services 21,938 6,434 8,948 General Oper. 71,200 6,347 33,694 Auto. Oper. System 20,000 Total 296,692 25,316 83,598 28 62,062 Public Works: Engineering 117,418 6,167 17,111 Streets 425,204 24,023 76,180 Traffic 112,035 7,756 24,209 Building Insp. 76,557 5,475 18,147 City Hall Maint. 107,203 8,528 24,420 Total 838,417 51,949 160,067 19 134,507 Fire Department 553,005 41,929 140,022 25 123,040 Police Department 768,867 73 ,096 190,214 25 158 ,619 • Parks & Recreation 342 ,31 7 11,563 42,476 12 41,766 Planning 65,666 4,809 15,597 24 12,526 Library 135,481 9,914 30,679 23 22,615 Transfer to Bus Line 19,024 Total Expenditure& $3.179.528 $229.989 $698.425 22 $584.531 I • • . ' .• \ ! I • " - • • 0 • Portion of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES WATER FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current % of Est. Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date Water Sales $ 760,950 $ 6,768 $210,794 28 $ 210,048 Other: Tap Fees 1,000 88 175 Connection Charges 35,000 8,328 12,477 Property Tax 691 49 75 Rentals 9,300 737 3,652 Interest 24,634 Miscellaneous 2,000 3,840 4,706 Total 72,625 13,042 21,085 29 7,798 Bond Sale 2,200,000 35,000 35,000 .2 Total Revenue $3,033 ,575 $ 54,810 $266,879 .8 $217,846 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS c> Production: Source & Supply Power & Pump Purification Total Trans. & Dist. Administration: Account & Coll. General Total Debt Service Miscellaneous Capital Plant and Equipment Total Expanse • $ Annual Budget 35,215 97,936 92,074 225,225 lll,l20 39,468 109,426 148,894 461' 773 25,000 637,600 $1,609.612 Current Month $ 3,216 4,665 ~ 15,978 7,238 3 ,9 58 ~ 9,852 1,437 ~ $35.249 Current Encumb. Spent & Encumb. To Date $ 8,320 14,640 18,140 41,100 22,658 ll,564 24,137 35,701 1,591 744 $101.794 % of Last Year Budget To Date 18 $ 32,081 20 16 ,2ll 24 34,420 .3 .1 75 6 $ 82,787 I • • .• \ I . ! 1- • • • 0 • '· Pec~~n of Year to Date 25% Diepoeal Service Other: Connection Fees-Inside Connection Fees-Outside Interest Sewer Tap Fees Miscellaneous Total Federal Participation Total Revenue FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES SEWER FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current Rexenue Month To Date $ 294,525 $34,490 $71,062 20,000 5,225 6,485 31,000 1,835 24,840 20,000 155 330 10.ooo 805 81,000 7,215 32,460 no.ooo $ 505.525 $41.705 $103.522 % of Eat. Collected 24 40 20 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Budget Month Encumb. To Date Budget Treatment $ 81,476 $13,291 $24,558 30 Sanitary Syetem 63,602 2,726 8,492 13 Adminiltration: Ace. & Co11. 21,122 2,183 5,162 General 32,646 ..hlli. ...hlli Total 53,768 3,577 11,787 22 Debt Service 74,225 Cont. Services 15,727 4,365 28 Miacellanaoua 11,265 Capital Plant and Equipment 44o.ooo 14.197 $19 .501 51.660 12 Total Expense $740·0i3 $~ $~ $100 .862 14 • Last Year To Date $68,063 Last Year To Date $17,996 8,564 9,417 2,448 4o.ooo $~ I • • , • • - Portion of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current % of Eat. Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date Sales Tax $ 1,649,463 $113,654 $432,834 26 $ 57,378 Property Tax 103,647 14.780 22,455 22 17,255 Interest 43,568 State Grant In Aid 12,000 100 Miscellaneous 8.ooo Total Revenue $ 1.804.678 $128.434 $467.289 26 $ 74.633 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Cumulative Spent & % of Last Appropria-Current Current Encumb. Appro-Year tion Month Encumb. To Date (!ri!tion To Date Pavina District #20 $ lfO,OOO Park Improvement 55,000 SW District 1171 10,000 Servicenter 30,000 Storm Drainage 765,000 Maater Plan Dev. 25,000 $18,500 $18,500 74 • Sianal Pre-Emp . Dev. 10,000 TOPICS 13,000 82 2,800 8,694 67 Downtown Impr. 47,000 Fire Pumper 45,000 I • • Police & Fire Complex 955,180 $ 2,645 7,897 .8 Greenbelt 150,000 Animal Shelter 20 .000 ~ ....L1.QQ. ...hill 9 Total Expense $2 .235 .180 $ 2.739 Sll:2. $37 1 00 3 2 $~ ·' I • . ' ! • .,. X • 1- 0 • Portion of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES RECREATION FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current % of Est. Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date City of Englewood $ 56,136 School District No. l 17,300 $ 1,169 $ 1,169 6 $ 630 Outdoor Pool 13,000 Indoor Pool 9,500 739 1,767 18 1,197 Sports and Games 28,000 2 ,712 5,658 20 3,510 Cultural Activities 17 ,800 1,870 5,562 31 2 ,595 Playgrounds 394 Special Events 2,500 7 177 226 Interest 450 Other Income 1,500 __ 1_7 _ill. 12 __!LQ, Total Revenue $ 146,580 $ 6,514 $14,522 10 $ 8,328 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPRIATIONS Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Last Year Budget Month Encumb . To Date Budget To Date Outdoor Pool $ 18,705 $ 22 $ 520 3 $ 157 Indoor Pool 20,360 l ,0 74 2 ,248 11 2,175 Sports & Games 49,473 3 ,0 75 7 ,829 16 6,365 Cultural Activities 22 ,212 1,831 4,623 21 3,975 Playgrounds 6, 785 60 .9 55 I • • Special Events 6,377 23 222 3 474 Gene ral Operations 22 ,668 1,662 3,000 13 ~ Total Expense $146 ,580 $ 7 ,687 $18,502 13 $16,568 ·' I I I • '! 1-- • • Fa rea Tokena Miacellaneous Total Revenue • 0 • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES BUS LINE OPERATION For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current Revenue Month $ 24,000 $ 1,918 600 360 __j,QQ $ 25.100 $ 2,278 Portion of Year to Date 25% % of Est. To Date Collected $ 5,929 25 1,099 183 $ 7,028 28 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPR1ATIONS Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of AJI!Ji!rOJI!riation Month En!<eb. To Date Budaet Salariea $ 13,200 $ 1,034 $ 3 ,0 78 23 Repaira & Maintenance 7,200 1,260 1, 727 24 Gas and Oil 1,080 92 287 25 Inaurance 3,300 Payroll Taxea 687 60 118 100 Penaiona 62 100 Health & Life lnaurance Workmen'• Compenaation 70 70 100 Overtime 100 37 150 150 Capital Outlay 36,000 Miacellaneoua 1.510 __L Total Expenaa $ 63.147 $~ $~ 9 I • • ' • 0 • Portion of Year to Date 25% r I . FINANCE DEPARTMENT ·.11"'1' REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES I GENERAL FUND '1 I' I ' For Month of March, 1971 ... Anticipated Current :t of Ea~. Las\;L~r Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date Sales Tax $ 1,833,677 $126,346 $481,166 26 $ 496,622 Property Tax 134.740 19,480 29,596 22 34,245 Franchise Taxes: Public Service 144,900 34,500 Mountain Bell 62,l18 15,678 Water Utility 25,000 sewer Utility 11.265 Total 243,283 50,178 21 54,950 Other Taxes: Spec. Ownership 20,500 Ciaaratte Tax 101,473 10,0&1 24,595 Liquor Occupation 10.900 10.700 Total 132,873 10,061 35,295 27 32,514 Peea 6o Permits: Street Cuta 2,904 854 1,038 Buildina PerMita 27,280 3,447 7,487 Electrical Permits 7,366 820 2,178 . Plumbtna Permits 2,182 395 355 Spec. Raa. F .. s 42,239 332 Do& Licenses 4,700 650 736 Miac. Licenses 29.150 2.167 24.018 Total 115,821 8,333 36,644 32 46,781 Municipal Court 49,440 5,685 15,429 31 12 ,llO Revenue From Other Aaancies: Sute Liquor License 1,150 49 49 State H/W Users Tax 221,735 l1,595 36,24 3 County Court Fees 3,000 63 708 State Rea. Feea 50 1 215 Total 276,100 l1,707 37,000 13 38,060 Service Charaea: Library Feea 6,660 663 1,778 Enatneertna Feee 6,500 83 119 Mobile Home 2,400 384 Police 3,965 308 826 Fire Diatricta 350 72~ Library Contract 30,250 I State H/W Maintenance 2,600 650 6~0 State Alcohol Prevention Pro a ram 18.445 • • Total 70,820 2,054 4,1.79 6 14,661 Other Ravenues: Intereat 27,909 Miac:ellaneoua 8 1 320 !67 3 .819 Total 36.222 867 3 1819 11 3.985 Total Revenue $2 .192.983 $184.a~~ $69~.606 24 $733.928 \ ! , • 'T • ;- 0 • Portion of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND For Month of March, 1971 Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Last Year Budget ..1:!.2mh Encumb. To Date Budget To Date Legislation & Council: City Council $ 28,122 $ 814 $ 6,697 Board of Adjustment 2,509 175 510 Career Service 1,145 90 298 Planning & Zoning 3,277 784 1,129 Library 660 51 89 City Attorney 40,223 3,131 8,512 Total 75,936 5,045 17,235 23 $ 15,963 Management: City Manager 57,916 4,360 12,509 Personnel 26,207 2,008 6,028 Total 84,123 6,368 18,537 22 13,433 Finance: Finance Office 144,075 8,571 29,891 Muncipal Court 39,479 3,964 11,065 Central Services 21,938 6,434 8,948 General Oper. 71,200 6,347 33,694 Auto. Oper. System 20,000 Total 296,692 25,316 83,598 28 62,062 Public Works: Engineering 117,418 6,167 17,111 Streets 425,204 24,023 76,180 Traffic 112,035 7,756 24,209 Building Insp. 76,557 5,475 18,147 City Hall Maint. 107,203 8,528 24,420 Total 838,417 51,949 160,067 19 134,507 Fire Department 553,005 41,929 140,022 25 123,040 Police Department 768,867 73,096 190,214 25 158,619 Parka & Recreation 342,317 11,563 42,476 12 41,766 Planning 65,666 4,809 15,597 24 12,526 Library 135,481 9,914 30,679 23 22,615 Transfer to Bus Line 19,024 I • • Total Expenditures $3,179,528 $229,989 $69~.425 22 $584 .531 • ' 2 - • • Water Sales Other: Tap Fees Connection Charges Property Tax Rentals Interest Miscellaneous Total Bond Sale Total Revenue • • • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES WATER FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current Revenue Month To Date $ 760,950 $ 6,768 $210,794 1,000 88 175 35,000 8,328 12,477 691 49 75 9,300 737 3 ,652 24,634 2,000 3,840 4,706 72,625 13,042 21,085 2 ,200,000 35,000 35,000 $3,033,575 $ 54,810 $266,879 Portion of Year to Date 25% % of Est. Last Year Collected To Date 28 $ 210,048 29 7,798 .2 .8 $217,846 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Production: Source & Supply Power & Pump Purification Total Trans. & Dist . Administration: Account & Call. General Total Debt Service Miscellaneous Ca pital Plant and Equipment Total Expense • c> $ Annual Budget 35,215 97,936 92,074 225 ,2 25 111,1 20 39,468 109,426 148,894 461, 773 25 ,000 637 ,600 $1,609,612 Current Month $ 3. 216 4,665 ..b.Q21. 15,978 7,238 3 ,958 ..2...lli 9,852 1,43 7 ~ $35 ,249 Current Encumb. Spent & Encumb. To Date $ 8,320 14,640 18,140 41,100 22,658 11,564 24 ,137 35,701 1,591 744 $10L 794 % of Last Year Budget To Date 18 $ 32,081 20 16,211 24 34,420 .3 .1 75 6 $ 82,787 I • • .• I I • ~ Disposal Service Other: Connection Fees-Inside • 0 • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES SEWER FUND For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current Month To Date Rexenue $ 294,525 $34,490 $71,062 20,000 5,225 6,485 P~ion of Year to Date 25% % of Est. Collected 24 Last Year To Date $68,063 Connection Fees-OUtside 31,000 1,835 24,840 20,000 Interest Sewer Tap Fees 155 330 Miscellaneous l0 1 000 805 Total 81,000 """T,lli "ll,46o 40 Federal Participation 130.000 Total Revenue $ 505.525 $41,705 $103.522 20 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Spent & .Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Last Year Budaet Month Encumb. To Date Budget To Date Treatment $ 81,476 $13,291 $24,558 30 $17,996 Sanitary Syst-63,602 2, 726 8,492 13 8,564 Administration: Ace. & Co11. 21,122 2,183 5,162 General 32.646 ..Llli. ~ Total 53,768 3,577 11,787 22 9,417 Debt Service 74,225 Cont. Services 15,727 4,365 28 Miscellaneous 11,265 2,448 Capital Plant and Equipment 440.000 14.197 $19 .501 51.660 12 4o.ooo Total Expense $740 .063 $Jl..W. $19 .501 $100 .862 14 $78.425 • I • • ·' \ I ' ' ~ • ]- • • Portion of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTME NT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVE NUE S PURLIC IMPROVEME NT FUND For Month o f Ma rch, 19 71 Anticipated Current %of Est. Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collec ted To Date Sales Tax $ 1,649,463 $113,654' $432,834 26 $ 57' 378 Property Tax 103,647 14,780 22,455 22 17,255 Interest 43,568 State Grant In Aid 12 ,000 100 Miscellaneous 8.ooo Total Revenue $ 1 1 804 1 678 $128.434 $467.289 26 $ 74.633 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 RUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Cumulative Spent & % o f Last Appropria-Current Current Encumb. Appro-Year tion Month Encumb . To Date erlation To Date Paving District 1 20 $ rro,ooo Park Improvement 55 ,000 SW District f/71 10 ,000 Se rvicenter 30 ,000 Storm Drainage 765 ,000 Ma ster Plan oev. 25,000 $1 8,500 $18,50 0 74 Signal Pre-Emp. Dev. 10 ,000 TOPICS 13 ,000 82 2 ,800 8 ,694 6 7 Downtown Impr. 47 ,000 Fire Pumper 45 ,000 I Police & Fire Complex 9 55 ,180 $ 2 ,64 5 7 ,89 7 .8 • • Greenbelt 150 ,000 Animal Shelt e r 20 .000 __!1 1. 700 ....L.lli 9 Total Exp enee Si 1 235 1 l§O $ 2.739 $~ $~ 2 $~ -. ' • • - 0 ·, • Port i on of Year to Date 25% FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES RECREATION FUND For Mo nth o f March , 1971 Anticipated Current % o f Est. Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date City of Englewood $ 56,136 School District No. 1 17,300 $ 1,169 $ 1,169 6 $ 6 30 Outdoor Pool 13,000 Indoor Pool 9,500 739 1,767 18 1,197 Sports and Games 28,000 2, 712 5,658 20 3,510 Cultural Activities 17,800 1,870 5 ,562 31 2,595 Playgrounds 394 Special Events 2,500 177 226 Interest 450 Other Income 1 ,500 _11. ~ 12 _jjQ Total Revenue $ 146,580 $ 6 ,514 $14 ,522 10 $ 8 ,3 28 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPRIATIONS Spent & Annual Current Current En umb. % of Last Year Budget Month Encumb. To Date Budget To Da te Outdoor Pool $ 18.705 $ 22 $ 520 3 $ 157 Indoor Pool 20,360 1,074 2 ,248 11 2,175 Spo rt s & Games 49,473 3,075 7,829 16 6 ,365 Cultu ral Activities 22,212 1,831 4,623 21 3,975 Playgrounds 6,785 60 .9 55 I • • Special Events 6,377 23 222 3 474 General Operations 22 ,668 1,662 3 ,000 13 ....hill Total Expense $146 ,580 $ 7 ,687 $18 ,502 13 $16 ,568 . ' • ·. ·' I I I 'f ' 2 - Fares Tokens Miscellaneous Total Revenue • 0 • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES BUS LINE OPERATION For Month of March, 1971 Anticipated Current Revenue Month $ 24,000 $ 1,918 600 360 __j,QQ $ 25,100 $ 2,278 Portion of Year to Date 25% % of Est. To Date Collected $ 5,929 25 1,099 183 $ 7,028 28 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPRiATIONS Spent & Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Aeeroeriation Month EncJ:!!!!b. To Date Budaet Salaries $ 13,200 $ 1,034 $ 3,078 23 Repairs & Maintenance 7,200 1,260 1,72 7 24 Gas and Oil 1,080 92 287 25 Insurance 3,300 Payroll Taxes 6&7- Pensions 60 118 100 Health & Life Insurance 62 100 Workmen's Compensation 70 70 100 Overtime 100 37 150 150 Capital Outlay 36 ,000 Miscellaneous 1,510 __ 7 Total Expanse $ 63.14 7 $ 2,483 $ 5,499 9 . , • \ I " I • • f -• -~~=---~~~----~~~~~------------------~-------- I • ARAPAHOE REGIONAL AUTOMATED PROPERTY SUBSYSTEM C 1 A L BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING C1D £Gtfc\L o o c UMENT APRIL 7, 1971 · RETURN TO APR 1 '1 '71 REGULAR MEETING: COUNCIL MEETING FI \..E\..0 CEDI OS ENGLEWOOD. co . The Arapahoe Regional Automated Property April 7, 1971, at 7:30P.M. Subsystem Policy Board met on Representatives present: Arapahoe County Englewood Littleton Absent from the Board: Littleton John Nicholl W. H. Wallace Paul Wolfe, Alternate Howard Abbott, Alternate Stephen A. Lyon Elmer E. Schwab Larry Borger Reg Bessette The meeting was called to order by President Wallace at 7:30P.M. MR. BORGER MOVED, MR. NICHOLL SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 24, 1971, THE MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1971, AND THE MEETING OF MARCH 11, 1971, BE APPROVED WITH THE CORRECTION TO MR. WALLACE'S FiiST NAME. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Bessette The President declared the motion carried. * * * * • Mr. Joe Kirschner, Project Coordinator of the ARAPS Project, presented a review of the project to date and the future effort to be accompliahed in systema analysis and conceptualization durina 1971. Mr. Kirschner presented the work achedule of eventa for the next several months of the ARAPS Project and stated that he would hold to the time- table establishe d within the ARAPS Propoaal if at all poasible. MR. BORGER MOVED, MR. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE WORX SCHEDULE BE ADO PTED AS A TARGET FOR THE ARAPS PROJECT AND UPDATED IF IT BECAME NECESSARY AT FUTU RE ME ETI NGS OF THE BOARD. Upon tha call of the roll, tha vota raaultad as follows : Ay e s: Mess r s. Bor ge r, Lyo n, Nicholl, Sc hw a b, Wallace Naya: Nona Absent: Mr. Beaaette Tha Preaident declared tha motion carried. * * * • * I • • , - • • • ,. . • - 2 - Mr. Kirschner presented a memorandum suggesting that the systems analysis task be accomplished by teams of two to three people from each jurisdiction rather than user groups from each organization consisting of individuals with similar responsibilities. Mr. Kirschner stated that this should result in a more rapid and effective systems analysis and that the user groups could be much more effective to assist in the conceptualization of an automated system. The Board discussed Mr. Kirschner's suggestion. MR. LYON MOVED, MR. BORGER SECONDED, THAT THE ARAPS PROPOSAL BE AMENDED BY THE UTILIZATION OF USER GROUPS IN THE CONCEPTUALIZATION PROCESS AND THAT TEAMS FROM EACH OF THE GOVERNMENTAL UNITS BE UTILIZED FOR ANALYSIS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Bessette The President declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. Mike Marasse, Instructor, Arapahoe Community College, appeared before the Board and discussed the provision of training sessions for employees of the three jurisdictions in data processing concepts. Mr. Marasse stated that there would be four sections of 30 people each for a total of 120 people. Each session would take approximately three days. The total cost of the training would be $2,600.00, of which the Community College would be able to contribute $500.00. MR. NICHOLL MOVED, MR. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSAL FOR TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES OF THE THREE JURISDICTIONS BE ACCEPTED AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $2,100.00 AND THAT A LETTER BE AUTHORIZED TO THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE EXPRESSING THE BOARD'S DESIRE TO PROCEED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Bessette The President declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mr. Kirschner presented the second draft of a proposed contract with Wichita Falls for discussion. MR. SCHWAB MOVED, MR. BORGER SECONDED, THAT THE SECOND DRAFT BECOME THE PROPOSAL TO THE WICHITA FALLS INTEGRATED MUNICIPAL INFORMATION SYSTEM AND TO THE HUD USAC PROJECT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: Nona Absent: Mr. Beseette Tha President declared tha motion carried. * * * * * I • • ·. . , , l - • • • -3 - Mr. Kirschner discussed the ~valuatio n phase of the ARAPS Project which includes visitation and rev1ew of other existing computer facilities. Mr. Kirschner stated that in his opinion these visitations should not take place until after analysis and preliminary conceptualization are accomplished in order that those reviewing other installations wi ll have additional information about the ARAPS project. MR. LYON MO VED , ~ffi. BORGER SECONDED , THAT THE SITE VISITATION TIME- TABLE IN THE EVALUATION PHAS E OF THE ARAPS PROP OSAL BE AMENDED IN ORDER THAT THE VISITATIONS WOULD TAKE PLACE UPON PR ODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRELIMI- NARY CONCEPTUALIZATIO N PHA SE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs . Borger, Lyon, Nl c holl, S hwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Bessette The President declared the motion c arr1ed . * * * * It Mt . Borger presented a dra f t of the By-laws of the ARAPS Board . The Board discussed the payment to be made under the ARAPS contract. At the conclu- sion of the dis cussion, i t was the consensus that an amendment be drawn to the ARAPS con trac t stating that payment by eac h of the participat ing jurisdictions should be made in one lump s um at the outset of the project . MR. SCHWAB MOVED, MR . NICHOLL SECONDED , THAT THE BY-LAWS BE ADOPTED. Upon the call of the roll, the v ote resulted as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Bessette The President de~lared the mo t 1on carried . * * 'Jit * * Mr. Borger presented information fr~m the International City Managers' Association concerning a presentation to be made at Wichita Falls, Texas, on May 7, 1971, to interested cities con c erning the USAC project and other automation efforts whi ch had taken place wi thin that c i t y . Mr. Borger indicated that the Cities of Englewo od and Littlet on would be glad to make reservations for those who wish to attend this briefing. MR . BORGER MOVED, MR . SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE ARAPS BOARD FORMALLY EXTEND ITS WELCOME TO MR KIRSCHNER TO THE ARAPS PROJECT AND THE STATE OF COLORADO. Upon the c a l l o f the r o ll , the vote resulted as f~llows: Ayes : Messrs. Bor ger, L y n i c holl, Schwab, Walla e A. t:. t : 1:. .,,s t le The P~e aid cnt decl a ~d t he ~otion c a~rl~ • I • • . ' f 2X 1- • -4 - MR. LYON MOVED, MR. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the c all of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Hes s rs. Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace Nays: None Absent: Mr. Besset te The President de clared the motion carr1ed, and the meeting adjourned at 10:20 P.M. I • • ' X • • • I~TRODUCED AS A BILL U) COUN CI LMAN LAY Of-f-ICIA U em co ,,..,!.. r-o co,. I .X LEl r.c I CITY C. ,c . BY AUTH ORITY OKD INANCE NO . ~. SERI ES OF l 'l71 :~l, 'd PI<O \' I;., 'J l 11 1-,1, 1,,1 r1S'l' Ot 'l lo ' '\ :: :;1~ nr,l>!: J N !'A\ 1 :.<· Ill! i'! ll"• r,; '· 19, I I l I 't'Y 01" E NGLFh\J('llJ ' l''" I •'.I \; /,PI'HOVIN t' !''.! I IC·i l NG '1'111 : /\PP OH'J'l r•·.; I', (1 1 Sl\J ll COS 'i 1 ·.•.'I• J.OT 01< TIU\C'l' OF l/1i. 1:, ! •i l D DIS'l'RJ CT; t ~·1 :·.;JI ;l ; i\ Sill\ HI: Of S/\ 1 J) Cl _;·i ;,<~.l\ li ~S'l' E l\C il 1 0!< 'l'Hl\C'l' OF Ll\ND l!J 'i'll i. 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Ill .Juanita Po tthoff 4254 South Hurnn Floyd Ill . & Kar "n L. Ri c hardson 2711 S . L1niP• C t . Gordon T . Bat lf'y . Trustee 4274 South Huro n The111a P ~ P• t r J S po~~er 737 We st Qutn • ~orge E . & Mar ~arf't R . Me La ugh 11 n 4211 South H1 r on Albert Z nn M Jo hann es 4 235 South H1JI n 11 Jaae 0 .Jo < l' ( M·Conn 11 4 2 4 5 Soutl II 'r"n Aubrey l ~A War JOT I P Get .. 4147 South Hu ron • Aaa.-ot Legal Description Old Jllew E~ lots 47 & 48 S 542 .94 Block 11 South Broadway Ht~. W~ lots 47 & 48 non e Block 11 South Broadway Ht~. Lots 1 a. 2 • N 10 '$ 407 .96 of 3, Block 16 Logandale 2nd tiltng S 15' of lot 3 & S 611 .89 all 4 ~ 5 , Block I t Logandale 2nd Fl ll t.l( Lots 12 -14 ~ 52.61 Block 2 South Broad•ay Ht ~ Lots 15 & 16 c 157 .84 Block 2 South Br "a d-..;q tit., Lots 1 -4 ~ 728.6; Block 25 Jackson " Br u a d • ·' til"' Lots 5 &. 6 Block 25 . Ja('k..,on'-. Broad.,ay Ht ·t~ott'lt!> ' Lots 7-9 . ~ 516.12 Block 25 . J:o c ksut t "' Broadway Heights Lots 10 ~ 11 $ Block 25 . Jacks on' ... 'Broadway Hell(ht ... 414 .1H Lots 12 ~ JJ S 34 4 .08 Block 25 . Jal'kM"n '~ Broadway HeiRht~ Lots 14 • 15 S 3 44.08 Block 25 . JackMon ~ Broadway HeightM Lots 16 • 16 $ 344 .08 Block 25, Jacks on ',_ Broadway Height <> Lots 18 & 19 ~ 344 .0 H Block 25, Jackson'" Broadway Heig ht s Lots 20-2 4 Block 25 . Ja('kson Broadway Heights unplatted Unplatted Unplatted l 'npla tt• d -16 - :·14 . ~~~ lJ s 295 .11 - s 247 .75 s 489 .53 $ 530.32 $ I 05.22 $ 105 23 711 .69 $ 335 .91 $ 503.86 s 4 6 .01 II'> 91 s 1)5,91 s 335.9 1 s :u:, 91 1'>.14 7 6 III H 3 4 .1.1. q} '•7 I 0 4 II I , H 1 • I • • , ] ; • • • • .... Nam<: &. \ I • . ~' Le1al Dcs c ript j ,.,, --- ! 1':1 rll' lS M. I> ' ' I l'npla t ted ,Ju qod ns 1:>5 1 So u th II 1 1 t r ('d A. & c .... r :~l d I n<' P . Unplatted N t•·•u th 4 27 5 South 1!1.1 <l n Thomas Da nH t k Cleah Unplatted J;•n e Webb 4 .!85 South H · n•n Lo uis Jr. " Ru th Elaine Unplatted A•broee 4295 South H urnn No rvel Fout 4185 South Hur o n That part of the st SEj Sec. 4-5-68 daf : Coam. at a point 440' S of NE cor. of the S~ SE! Sec. 4-S-68 ; th W 198. ; tb s 220 I ; th I 198' ;• tit II 220' to pob --·- i\>.St'S!>••·nt Old --New $ 4 :1!).]0 ' 419 .87 Si 392.25 $ 382.93 s 392.25 ~ :J 82 .93 ' 412.90 ' 403 .09 non e s 201 .54 "'- I I I .. . I • • ' • ,._ •• Wlll~ltf;h!,, ftl.ln the statement made and filed with th City Council , it appcnrs th ilt the whole cost of s a id improvements is Lhc sum of $ 45 "1,5 ~·~-' of which amount th e City of Englewo od to be assessul agai nsl the real pru perty in s ai d Distri c t, said amount includtng cost s of inspecl•o••, Cl.lll ction and oth ·r incidP n tals and also i nclucling intcrr·~.t .1s all o wed by law; and WHERI ~/\!., from said statement it also appears that the City ·o uncil ha ·, .tpportioncd a share of the whole cost to each lot or tract of lan d in said District, in accordanr e with the benefits Lo be d eri ved b~ sa id property and in the proportions and amounts sev.·rally set f ot th in a Resol,ution adopted by the City Coun.· i 1 on tht 16th day of lebru ary, 1971, and in a publ 1c notice publ l'l.ed ir . thC' Engle\~O Oll IICT<t ld, which Resolution an rl n tice are by rcfC'r- en c e mad e a part h e reof; BE lT ORD/\1N~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0P THE CITY Or ENGLEIWOD, COLOR!\ DO: Sect ion 1. That the whole cost and a p ~·or tionmen th same, as set f or th in said Resolution and Noli • t , and as a~ led h e r ·in , is her eby approved and confirme-d, and s •• d apporLJ < 11 1· n is h rcby d ecldrC'rl to b e in accordance with the· s• cc ial twr,, 'l ' s which the prup< 1 '/ in the District will r ecei\', l>y r Nlsun o' Ill" construction o 1 s;•i l improvem n s , <tnd a shan! c' Sil id co!, 1s Ill rc- !Jy assessed l t> ctu cl llpon eac h lot or tt. uC of 1 1 •.1i t hin 1 1 ;- t r i t in tlw pl ; • t ion s and amount s set fl 1 t }, S(• ·L i t•n .'. 'J'h " said' aSSC"!i ~ir:l"n t • the nir •c l or of l '1r 'I ( i ' '> J:w 1 • l<•ocl, \·:it I 111 !11 r t )' d.tys a ft t•r )t, ' '• •' 1 i c. it h. I • • -17 - • t I • ,_ 01 t ! 11 ·.cc , v.·i ~! .t!; 1 "ld'd h <~t al l s uc h 1\SSC'Srt te n ls may , al l l.L· c l cc-U o: t ·' I ·1• O\•'n "r , b · · · 11 , L' p old 111 l.n s ta I'-· ·tLS , wi l 1, i:ol C"l'CS L u '1 llL 1 <.'l t.dfl < t f'l"OV l (~, d . F ui 1 urE' t o pay Ll ,. \/hole u ssc ·-~r·c•n s wjt lttn ,·tid p •·l iocl of Lhitty cld)'S shull be conclusiv l y c o 11~ td• n .:d unu lu 1 • dJ , lr·cL1on on t 1 c-Jiil J'I of il ll p c rson r. ,.,, , - <'S l Lcl , whcth<>r li J•<kl o1!.di li.l y or otltt nvise , t o pay in sucl · ,,,- s t ,,J lrcc-nls. S•wl . c l, f'l ion sha ll be con r 1 :• ., l y h e ld a n d c o n - sl.d<·t·c:d as it \-:,l t ''•·t of any right to q ues t 1011 t h <.· power o r juris- d iclion of til <.· l'ily of 1:1 t,IC\·I o od t o const r uc t t he imp rov mc nls , th.; quality of ti.L .. o rk , t he regularity t•r suff ic ienc y of t he pro c e-edings , o: Lh <. validity or the COJt ectn ss o f the a ss s~rne nts, or th ~ validi ly of lhc li e n thereof. ln the e\ ·nt of such elt·c t 1o n o pay in in st 'lmc nt !'-, the ,u;sessmc nlt-s !t d ll be payable at the off l! < of the Cou n t · Tr asu rer o f Ar apahoe Count y , Co lor ado , in ten (10) >q u.tl ann ual in ~· tll <('n t s of prin cipa l, the first of which i nst'll l mcnt •; c•' principa l sh 11 I.e due a nd pay i.lb l on or before the 1 st d a y of . 11 ,,J y, 197 <' r main der of su id ins tallments shall be du e a nd ·aya ble su •t.-~ive>ly on or b e f ore lhc l s d ay of January, in eacl . , 1 r th er • ._,'' '•' ' p aHl 111 f ull , v i h interest o n the unpaid pd n ·1 p:ll at !.1 1 1 l six a nd o ne-ha lf per cent (6 -1/2') per annum , commenc1nq o n J anuary l, 117 2, an d p a yal>l c c•.1 ·,L •ll' a the time of payjng i n'-'t tUm nt :; o · pr ~i pal . Sc>ct 0 11 i . Failure to pay any inst ll•·v' l, ""''hP Lh r < • I" I, : • , HlrC'n duC' s h all cau r;c> t },, . 1 oe>lc ... t '' I !'nnr· due and p i.lyilbl .I'lL ly , 011\1 'I am ''"' of ti t<' ,.,HI princ:ipill and .t<'CTlh 1 1' sh' • t t \.. d! ~ 01 r ,, ' o f o n i.' c·1 t..''l \ I(' 1 (' fl <1 'l 1 Oil o! ,J '• " 1 i 1 lite'. d.t < {0 I • • -88 - , • ... • • I ' i . t t he' •.• : i "·ioJ to Lhe d<t • of lL t •>: sal e , t ' 01·:ncr ,,f .tJ 1 u npaid i n~l,t llm .•J t s Hi l! int.~tc ·• • al on<' p 1 C<l.l tr (l ,/ p..:1 t Jon lh, ur fr<l clion of a monlh , and all penalties d' d illltl ~~. J! t i1 L'h '11p011 U(• rest U11.cl t o [),,, I iyhl l he r e<~f t l.'J ' ln in~ldJ l1 _ut •. 1 t ),c s.tmc rn a:., •'r as if cJ,·fau l t hac! r .1 s l L )t cJ , Th ·· 'l·::•c r • • 1 ln.t n L or 1 1 ~ • ,, 1, t J'! I •ipaJ Hi..t f • '"lY p1·ope t t,· not in d cLJL!lt as to a •Y , a l any ti n·" 1 pa y t h· 11hole of t h · in - np.l id . 1n tercst t o the d D.l< the n ex t a!:.bcssr.• • in r-•llmen t l •l:. S ccl 4 . PuJ'Ii •'~lllS may u mAdr• to t hc Dir ector of I 1 o.~n c• at any ,,,,c_ h•iLhin t h irty d ays af t, 1 tl final publi cAtion of t hi s Ordin .t anl1 an allowance uf five p ~. r c e ntum (5'1.) 1·1ill b t m.>dc on al l •.1y .ens made duri ng such p e ri od , but no t !.<tE'ilfl•·r . J rn·><diately a't•J Ll1< expi rillion of such l hiJ'Y c~A y peri o · . ,1icl a , .. •s smenls sJ.,JJ lc certif i e d to llw Cc•u'1Ly i•cils urer of !d tpilh<"c> t ,unL yl Color ;H;o , 'tr col l eclion 1 as prov icll'< :'" Jaw . s(' ·Li .n That if any tr Ac t of ,-.-;] prope rl y in·J ud,,l .•ithin P aving Dis del No . 19 is h e re<tfter dJv l or sui < I i nto two or more !: .r.:h tracts or parce ls 1 th e 1 i 1 •·cLor of v1it l• the ilS!:ii :-t ;"''' o f the Director of Pub lll' ,'•lr:s , i!'! I·Y u ul !11 'i.zcd anc~ 11 r c t cd to di v id e lh e assessr in he same r• H'l ion that t he tract it se 1 f twt (lr more su ~ur·c:c:ls , and to certify Lh f' t!.L· 'l'r asur<'J "' i•apahoc Counly , Cn l orado . • 1 t i' l n p_. \' i · ,m d 1 • n.t ll .i l s • co 1 ' ·L 1 n J t h li on<' ,, ' ( ~ . 1\l 1 assessment~ levi< <I '11t'l -lo . 19, l oyl'Lhc t \,i• ,:•L111 lt in paymcn th<l !t,l ll c-on !'It i l ul •', .Irht rl <'l ,·.n pP1 c·o1 ·h 1 ol or -R!l • again~t s u l.xl i \' i d, • 1 • l o ,, • t l ! •• lll l " l ( l' ( 1. Ill I • • ' • ... • ··1 "r • t : < ··, 1 , I 1 u tl t'r ] ie>n!" c ~:c ~·; l qc ·. rnl tax liens , dl !1 1 ~ I .,; lh' St <tlc of t ( ' h.t l 'j [ a ny O llC <JJ I >I,. -ion~ o r p ~r ls of . l "d j \kl J Ld un c n f 01 c ' in vi1 l id , <,u c h J • :._ : 11 1 1 cL , i mp u i_r or in vo~!J 1 t• u ,. r emdining pro- \ l. !J J i i (.) f l J I ,,;~,,n ee , it bc.ing th e i nt1·1 t c:1 th a h e va t·ious I ' •·•lOllS }J< .,,. scvc ruble . St•c .. (:. By reason of the f act tn ;,t Londs o f I' •i11g lli t·ll'l L 1'~. J<. , rL nO\·l ou tstanding and int l •e>:,· hc-reon wi l l sh or tl y b e<:un• ctnd p ayab le , funds mu s t h 1 1 '·' uvai la bl · from aSSCS S iilL 'l1t g U · ' { <>·lr lie>st possible date fo 1 •;m nt of such i n- Lcru>L , und fo1 t '.L imm e diate prese rvati on o f Lh e public pro p c·rty , J.c.tlth , p ac i:1, !· 1fc y, it is hereby declflt• d lhat an erc<'"Je ncy ex 1 l!; u nd h • .t ·:,,s Ordinance sha ll t ake c ff •·ct upon i ts fi na l S ·Ct J ,, ), All ordinance s , or p .1rts th rreo f , in c on f lict here1:1 lh a1·c l.· -.' y repealed . T hi s Ordin unc• , a t r its fi nal ·ass - ugL , !>hall be r.' • d<.•d i n a book kept for t !. It J•u rpo s e , shell l l' au ' IL nt icated by 'lit~ signatures of thP /1 ayo r .,. d Director C·' 1 i•ance , an d SLi1 ll be puL ]u;hed 111 the Engl, wood li l t , a new spaprr u f gen - er nl circulation pub l 'ishcd in said City , ltJith J i t sr·ven d ays .... l, ~ i ts finn l pass <tr;c., and sha ll b e and rem.1 i11 ir •··[Kil la b lc u nt1 l •!.•· a s e s .m cnts h<'J 1 y m .~tl, shal l b e pilirl in ful l. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 5th day of April, 1971. 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th d.y of April, Read by title and passed on final reading on the 19th day of April, 1971. Published by title as Ordinance No. ------• Seriea of 197 1, on the 21s t day of April , 1971. Mayor Attest: x officio City Clerk -90 - I • • ' • • • 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 -~- I • • I • • ,._ Ff·l CIA l ljy CCL: IL r C" r h tlJUj COU , 'CJL M~L II Cin OF.; ENGLE Oor., -0'-'-' INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN _______ ~~---------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE AS SHOWN ON SKERRITS ADDITION, SECOND FILING; A PORTION OF SOUTH HURON STREET AND A PORTION OF WEST CORNELL AVENUE, AS SHOWN ON TAYLOR'S ADDITION, ALL WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE·· WOOD AS RECORDED; RETAINING AND RESERVING EASEMENTS FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE STORM DRAINAGE . WHERE Ar , the r e presently exists a public street lying between the westerly right -of -way line of South Bannock Street and the easterly right-of -way line of the Bannock -- Cherokee alley, as shown on Skerrits Addition , 2nd Filing, heretofore recorded, known as a portion of West Jefferson Avenue; and WHEREAS, there also presently exists public streets and ways lying and being in Taylor's Addition to the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, known as South Huron Street and West Cornell Avenue; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has heretofore recommended that said streets and public ways hereinafter described be vacate d; and WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said stree or public ways is contained within the City of Englewoo d, lo-rado; and WHEREAS , said streets and public ways no longer serve any useful purpose and the vacation thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said street and public ways with· out an established public road connecting said realty with another established public road; and WHEREAS, the streets and public ways hereinafter described are located entirely within the City of Engle- wood, Colorado and do not constitute a boundary line be- twe e n the City of Englewood and any county or other munici -pality . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CO UNC IL OF TilE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: 1 . Th at the following described streets and public wa ys lo ated within the City of Englewood, Arapaho County . Colorado be and the same are hereb y vacated, to-wit: a All of lhat portion of Wes l Jefferson Av nue lying between the weste rl y right of-wa y lin of South Bannock Stree t and the easterly ri ght-of -way line of th Bannock-Cherokee alle y as shown on Sk rrit s Additi on , 2nd Filing, as he r etofo r e r ecord d with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapah oe Coun l y, Colorado -1 I . • ' • • b . All of that portion of South Huron Street lying north of the north line of West Dartmouth Avenue and south of the north line of West Cornell Avenue, as shown on Taylor's Additi on heretofore recorded with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe County, Colorado , c . All of that portion of West Cornell Ave - nue lying west of the west line of the Huron - Galapago alley and east of the east line of South Huron Street as shown on Taylor's Addition , City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, as hereto ~ fore recorded with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapa- hoe County, Colorado . 2. Provided, however, that the City of Englewood shall retain and shall reserve the right to install, main - tain, operate, repair and replace by itself or by any licensee or holder of a franchise from the City, any poles, wires, pipes, conduits, sewer mains and water mains or any other utility now located in the street or portion thereof vacated by this or- dinance , And provided further, that the City of Englewood hereby reserves the right to install and maintain in that por - tion of the vacated streets or public ways, surface and sub- surface storm drainage facilities. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of April, 1971 . day of Published as a Bill for an Ordinan. ce on the J; ~ CJr4'.L ' 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 passed on first r eading on the 19th day of April, 1971 . ex officio City Clerk -2 I • • f . '• • • • • l ITY ) '"' t LJMEN1 7 CCL ctr~ o ·. E c.L INTRODUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ____ =~~~--~~----------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE AS SHOWN ON SKERRITS ADDITION, SECOND FILING; A PORTION OF SOUTH HURON STREET AND A PORTION OF WEST CORNELL AVENUE, AS SHOWN ON TAYLOR'S ADDITION, ALL WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE ~ WOOD AS RECORDED; RETAINING AND RESERVING EA SEMENTS FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUBS URFACE STORM DRAINAGE . tiLE COLO. WHERE A:, there presently exists a public street lying between the westerly right -of-way line of South Bannock Street and the easterly right-of -way line of the Bannock Cherokee alley, as shown on Skerrits Addition. 2nd Filing, heretofore recorded, known as ~ portion of West Jefferson Avenue; and WHEREAS, there also presently exists public streets and ways lying and being in Taylor's Addition to the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, known as South Huron Street and West Cornell Avenue; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has her tofore rec ommended that said streets and public ways hereinafter described be vacated; and WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said str ts or public ways is contained within the City of Englewood, Colo· rado; and WHEREAS , said streets and public ways no longer serve any useful purpose and the vacation thereof will not leave any r ealty adjoining said street and public way s with· out an established public road connecting said realt y with ano ther established public road; and WHEREAS, the streets &ld public ways hereinafter described are located entirely within the City of Engle- wood, Colorado and do not constitute a boundary line be- tween the City of Englewood and any county or other munici-pality. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows: l . That the following described streets and public ways located within the City of Englewood, Arapaho County. Colorado be and the same are her by vacated, to-wit: a . All of that portion of West Jefferson Avenue lying b tw n the w sterly right of way lin of South Bannock Str et and the asterly right-of-way lin of the Bannock Ch roke alley as shown on Sk rri t s Add ilion, 2nd Filing, as her tofore recorded with the Clerk and Record r of Arapaho County, Colorado -1 I • • . '! • • b . All of that portion of South Huron Stre et lying north of the north line of West Dartmouth Avenue and south of the north line of West Cornell Av e nue, as shown on Taylor's Addition heretofore recorded with the Clerk and Re c orde r of Arapahoe County, Colorado . c . All of that portio n o f We st Cornell Av e - nue lying west of the west line of the Huron - Galapago alley and east of the east line of South Huron Street as shown on Ta y l o r 's Addition , City of Englewood, Arapah oe Co unt y , Colorado, as hereto - fore recorded with th e Cl e rk and Recorde r of Arapa ~ hoe County, Colorado . 2. Provided, however, that the City of Englewood shall retain and shall reserve the right to install, main- tain, operate, repair and replace by itself or by any licensee or holder of a franchise from the City, any poles , wires, pipes, conduits , sewer mains and water mains or any other utility now located in the street or portion thereof vacated by this or- dinance . And provided further, that the City of Engl ewood h e reby reserves the right to install and maintain in that por· tion of the vacated streets or public ways, surface and sub - surface storm drainage facilities . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of April, 1971 . day of Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ~~~ ~;g ' 197 1. Mayor Attest : ex o ffi cio City Cle rk I , Ste phe n A. Lyo n, do h e r e by c e rti fy that the above and fo r ego ing is a t rue , a cc ura te an d c ompl e t e copy o f a Bill f o r an Ordin anc i n t r o du ce d, r e ad in f ull and passed on first r e adin g o n the 1 9th day of April, 1971 . e x o fficio Cit y Cl e rk -2 - I • • . , ' • • I 1 INTRODUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN G-'U'~·~ --------_.~~--~----~------ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RE PEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 3, CHAPT ER 3 OF TITLE V, '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "VETERANS' PREFERENCE", PRO- VIDING FOR TH E GKAN TING OF PREFERENCE IN EMPLOYMENT AND 'RE- TENTION TO VETEKA~S AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. WHEREAS, effe ctive July l, 1971, Sections 13 and 14 of Article XII of the Constitution of the State of Colorado will be repealed by ope ra tion of law; and WHEREAS, Sections 13 , 14 and 15 of Article XII as con- tained in House Concurrent Resolution No. 1019 were submitt ed a nd app roved by the qualified electors of the State of Colo- rado at the Gen e ral Elec tion held November 4, 1969; and WHEREAS~ the prov·isions thereof apply to any Civil Ser- vice or merit system or any agency or political subdivision of the State, including any municipality chartered or to be charte red under Article XX of the State Constitution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section l. That effective July 1, 1971, Section 3, Chap- ter 3, Title V, '69 E.M.C., entitled, "Veterans' Preference", is hereby repe a le d and in lieu thereof the following provisions are enacted: ~· Veterans' Preference (a) (1) The passing grade on each competitive examination shall be the same for each candidate for appointment or employment in the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (2) Five (S) points shall be added to t he passing g rade of each candidate on each such examination, except any promotional examina- tion , who is separated under honorable condi- tion s and who, other than for training purposes, (i) se r ved in any branch of the armed forces of the Unite d State s during any period of any de- cla red or any undeclared war o r other armed hos- tilities a g ainst an arme d foreign enemy , or (ii) served on active duty in any such branch in any campaign or expedition for which a campaign badge is authorized . (3) Ten (10) points shall b(· added to the passing g rade of any candidate of each such x amination , except any promotional examination , who has so served , other than for training pur - poses, and who, .because of d Ls a bi lity incurred -1 -I • • • • in the l in e of duty, is rece iving mon e tary comp ns atio n or disability r e tire d be n e fit s by r e a son o f public laws administered by th e De partme nt of Defens e or the Veterans Admin- is trati o n, or any successor thereto. (4) Five (5) points shall be added to the p a s sing g rade of any candidate of each such e xamination, except any promotional examination, wh o i s the unremarried widow of any person who wa s o r wh o would have been entitled to addi- ti o na l p o int s under Paragraph 2 or 3 of this sub se cti o n, or of any person who died during s uch s e rvic e or as a result of service-con- n ec ted cause while on active duty in any such branch, other than for training purpos es. (5) No more than a total of ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any such candidate pursuant to this subsection (a). (b) The certificate of the Department of Defense or of the Veterans Administration, or any successor there- to, shall be conclusive proof of service under honorable conditions or of disability or death incurred in the line of duty during such service. (c) (l) When a reduction in the work force of the City of Englewood becomes necessary because of lack of work or curtailment of funds, em - ployees not eligible for added points under subsection (a) of this section shall be separa- ted before those so entitled who have the same or more service in the employment of the City, counting both military service for which such points are added and such employment with the City. (2) In the case of such a p rson eligibl ~ for added points who has completed twenty (20 ) or more years of active military service, no military service shall be counted in deter- mining length of service in respe c t to such r e t e ntion rights. In the case of s uch a pe rson wh o has completed less than twent y (20) ye ars of suc h military service , no more than t e n (10) y e ar s of s e rvice under s ub sec ti on (a ) (2 ) (i ) and (ii) s hall be counte d in de t ermining suc h length of se rvic e for such de tenti >n ri g ht s . (d) Th e Bo ard of Career Se rvic e C o mmi ~sio n e r s o f the Ci t y of En gle wood s hall implement th p r o v i ~io ns o f thi s s ec t ion to as u r e that all person s e nti tle d to added po ints and p r efe r n e t' in ex aminations an d r lPn t i < n sh a ll e n joy thei r full p r ivileg es and tig hts g rant •d b this sec t ion . (e) fu1y e x amina tion wh ic h is a p r om oti o nal examin- -2- I • • . \ ! I f • • • ation, but which is also open to persons other than em- ployees for whom such appointment would be a promotion, shall be considered a promotional examination for the pur-poses of this section. (f) Any other provision of this section to the con- trary notwithstanding, no person shall be entitled to the addition of points under this section for more than one appointment or employment within the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (g ) This se c tion shall be in full force and effect on and after July l, 1971 and shall grant Veterans' Pre- ference to all persons who have served in the armed for- ces of the United States from the Spanish-American War as of April 21 , 1898, and any other declared or undeclared war, cohflict, engagement, expedition, or campaign for which a campaign badge has been authorized, and who meet the re- quirements of service or disability, or both, as provided in this section. J ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the /9 >J day of Q Nu , 1971. ; Published as a Bill for an Ordinance .on the ~day of /_f' ( , 1971. Attest: Mayor 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 Ordinanc e , }ntroduced, read .in full and passed on first reading on the L 0 -~ day of ~4C'--.l , 1971. ~ ex offic jJ City Clerk -3- I • • . , I I ' ' '! • ,_ • Crr! c'6f.F I CIA 1 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN __ --~!2~~~~~---------1-- A BILL FOR CCI CITY 0 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 3, CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE V, '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "VETERANS' PREFERENCE", PRO- VIDING FOR THE GRANTING OF PREFERENCE IN EMPLOYMENT AND RE- TENTION TO VETERANS AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. WHEREAS, effective July 1, 1971, Sections 13 and 14 of Article XII of the Constitution of the State of Colorado will be repealed by operation of law; and WHEREAS, Sections 13, 14 and 15 of Article XII as con- tained in House Concurrent Resolution No. 1019 were submitted and approved by the qualified electors of the State of Colo- rado at the General Election held November 4, 1969; and WHEREAS, the provisions thereof apply to any Civil Ser- vice or merit system or any agency or political subdivision of the State, including any municipality chartered or to be chartered under Article XX of the State Constitution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That effective July 1, 1971, Section 3, Chap- ter 3, Title V, '69 E.M.C., entitled, "Veterans' Preference", is hereby repealed and in lieu thereof the following provisions are enacted: 5-3-3. Veterans' Preference (a) (1) The passing grade on each competitive examination shall be the same for each candidate for appointment or employment in the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (2) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of each candidate on each such examination, except any promotional examina- tion, who is separated under honorable condi- tions and who, other than for training purposes, (i) served in any branch of the armed forces of the United States during any period of any de- clared or any undeclared war or other armed hos- tilities against an armed foreign enemy, or (ii) served on active duty in any such branch in any campaign or expedition for which a campaign badge is authorized. (3) Ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any candidate of each such examination, except any promotional examination, who has so served, other than for training pur- poses, and who, because of disability incurred -1- t I L.t;, -..n COI.Ci. I· • ' • • in the line of duty, is receiving monetary compensation or disability retired benefits by reason of public laws administered by the Department of Defense or the Veterans Admin- istration, or any successor thereto. (4) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of any candidate of each such examination, except any promotional examination, who is the unremarried widow of any person who was or who would have been entitled to addi- tional points under Paragraph 2 or 3 of this subsection, or of any person who died during such service or as a result of service-con- nected cause while on active duty in any such branch, other than for training purposes. (5) No more than a total of ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any such candidate pursuant to this subsection (a). (b) The certificate of the Department of Defense or of the Veterans Administration, or any successor there- to, shall be conclusive proof of service under honorable conditions or of disability or death incurred in the line of duty during such service. (c) (1) When a reduction in the work force of the City of Englewood becomes necessary because of lack of work or curtailment of funds, em- ployees not eligible for added points under subsection (a) of this section shall be separa- ted before those so entitled who have the same or more service in the employment of the City, counting both military service for which such points are added and such employment with the City. (2) In the case of such a person eligible for added points who has completed twenty (20) or more years of active military service, no military service shall be counted in deter- mining length of service in respect to such retention rights. In the case of such a person who has completed less than twenty (20) years of such military service, no more than ten (10) years of service under subsection (a) (2) (i) and (ii) shall be counted in determining such l e n g th of service for such detention rights. (d) The Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood shall implement the provisions of this section to assure that all persons entitled to added points and preference in examinations and retention shall enjoy their full privileges and rights granted by this section. (e) Any examination which is a promotional examin- -2- I • • • • ation, but which is also open to persons other than em- ployees for whom such appointment would be a promotion, shall be considered a promotional examination for the pur-poses of this section. (f) Any other provision of this section to the con- trary notwithstanding, no person shall be entitled to the addition of points under this section for more than one appointment or employment within the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (g) This section shall be in full force and effect on and after July 1, 1971 and shall grant Veterans' Pre- ference to all persons who have served in the armed for- ces of the United States from the Spanish-American War as of April 21, 1898, and any other declared or undeclared war, conflict, engagement, expedition, or campaign for which a campaign badge has been authorized, and who meet the re- quirements of service or disability, or both, as provided in this section. &(ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the /9-day of ~ , 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ~~~day of 0~ t 1971. Attest: Mayor 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, ~troduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the ;9-day of ~ , 1971. ex officio City Clerk -3- I • • , 2 • • • O FFI CI AL CIZI t:ou ~c: 1 oocu MEN T t R · ' T') INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. __ --'/o/3.:::l....LMylf"':'~~----'!!_PP--'· 1'-9--'-71 -i A BILL FOR COUN !L -· I' .G ri LE CIID OF ~ EY 00 0 . C OLO. AN ORDI NANC E REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 3, CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE V, '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED, "VETERANS' PREFERENCE", PRO- VIDING FOR THE GRANTING OF PREFERENCE IN EMPLOYMENT AND RE- TEN TIO N TO VETERANS AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. WHEREAS, effective July 1, 1971, Sections 13 and 14 of Article XI I of the Constitution of the State of Colorado will be r e pe aled by operation of law; and WHEREAS, Se ctions 13, 14 and 15 of Article XII as con- taine d in House Concurrent Resolution No. 1019 were submitted and approved by the qualified electors of the State of Colo- rado at the General Election held November 4, 1969; and WHEREAS, the provisions thereof apply to any Civil Ser- vice or merit system or any agency or political subdivision of the State, including any municipality chartered or to be chartered under Article XX of the State Constitution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That effective July 1, 1971, Section 3, Chap- ter 3, Title V, '69 E.M.C., entitled, "Veterans' Preference", is hereby repealed and in lieu thereof the following provisions are enacted: 5-3-3. Veterans' Preference (a) (1) The passing grade on each competitive examination shall be the same for each candidate for appointment or employment in the Career Service System of the City of Englewood. (2) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of each candidate on each such examination, except any promotional examina- tion, who is separated under honorable condi- tions and who, other than for training purposes, (i) served in any branch of the armed forces of the United States during any period of any de- clared or any undeclared war or other armed hos- t il it ie s a g ainst an armed foreign enemy, or (ii) se rved o n act i ve duty in any such branch in any cam paign o r expe dition for which a campaign badge is author ize d. (3) Ten (1 0 ) points shall be added to the passing g rade o f any candidate of each such ex aminati on , exce pt any promotional examination, wh o has so se rve d, othe r than for training pur- pose s, and who, be caus e of disability incurred -1-I· • , • • in the line of duty, is receiving monetary compensation or disability retired benefits by reason of public laws administered by the Dep artment of Defense or the Veterans Admin- istration, or any successor thereto. (4) Five (5) points shall be added to the passing grade of any candidate of each such examination, except any promotional examination, who is the unremarried widow of any person who was or who would have been entitled to addi- tional points under Paragraph 2 or 3 of this subsection, or of any person who died during such service or as a result of service-con- nected cause while on active duty in any such branch, other than for training purposes. (5) No more than a total of ten (10) points shall be added to the passing grade of any such candidate pursuant to this subsection (a). (b) The certificate of the Department of Defense or of the Veterans Administration, or any successor there- to, shall be conclusive proof of service under honorable conditions or of disability or death incurred in the line of duty during such service. (c) (1) When a reduction in the work force of the City of Englewood becomes necessary because of lack of work or curtailment of funds, em- ployees not eligible for added points under subsection (a) of this section shall be separa- ted before those so entitled who have the same or more service in the employment of the City, counting both military service for which such points are added and such employment with the City. (2) In the case of such a person eligible for added points who has completed twenty (20) or more years of active military service, no military service shall be counted in deter- mining length of service in respect to such retention rights. In the case of such a person who has completed less than twenty (20) years of such military service, no more than ten (10) year s of service under subsection (a) (2) (i) and (ii) shall be counted in determining such length of service for such detention rights. (d) The Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of En glewood shall implement the provisions of this section to assure that all persons entitled to added points and pr ference in examinations and retention shall enjoy their full privileges and rights granted by this section, (e) Any examination which is a promotional examin- -2- I • • f 1-- • • ation, but which is also open to persons other than em- ployees for whom such appointment would be a promotion, shall be considered a promotional examination for the pur- poses of this section. (f) Any other provision of this section to the con- trary notwithstanding, no person shall be entitled to the addition of points under this section for more than one appointment or employment within the Career Service System of the City of Englewood . (g) This section shall be in full force and effect on and after July 1, 1971 and shall grant Veterans' Pre- ference to all persons who have served in the armed for- ces of the United States from the Spanish-American War as of April 21, 1898, and any other declared or undeclared war, conflict, engagement, expedition, or campaign for which a campaign badge has been authorized, and who meet the re- quirements of service or disability, or both, as provided in this section. _,J ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the /9-day of O~S<L , 1971. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the .;:j /.sf-day of ~ '1971. Attest: Mayor 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, ~traduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 1'2-day of ~..-~ujl , 1971. ex officio City Clerk -3-I • • ·' \ I . f '! • • 01'-F iC r A .._ CIT'f: COL ~C II . ['Q r T h! jJhf o (,! A I 1 71 RES OLUTION NO. COU NCIL ~ ••. ., ill'. 1 ''· 1/ , SERIES of=ID"A_E £::1\GLEWoon, C"OI v ------- A RESOLUTI ON EFFECTING THE OFF ER AND ACCEPTA NCE OF A FE DERA L GRANT FOR SE\VAGE TREATMENT WORKS UNDER 33 U.S. C. 466 ET SEQ. , PROJECT NUMBE R "COLO 252 " IN THE AMOUNT OF $283,930.00 AND PLEDGING THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO CONFORM TO CERTAIN REQUIRE- MENTS ATTACHED THERETO. ~iEREAS , the City of Engle wood has applied to the Federal Water Pollu tion Control Administrat ion fo r a Fede ra l g rant in th amount of $283,930 .00 to help defray the cost of a pr o- j c t of ex pansion and modifications to an existing waste tr atment plant; and WHEREAS the Fede ra l grant in the amount of $283 ,930.00 was offe red to the City of Englewood, contingeut upon the pledge of said City to comply with the following conditions: l . No F deral payment will be made until an ordin ance is enac ted to prohibit all s torm, surfac e and g r ound wate r conn ctions , including foundation d rain s t o the sanitar y sewer sys t em on all new constr uction . 2. Th at the p r oject will be placed under L0ntract by Novembe r 15, 1971. 3 . That the applicant will obtain a signed "C e rtificate of Nonseg r ega ted Facilities " f rom the prime cont ractor pri o r t o the award of a Federally assisted const ructi on contract if the cont ract exceeds $10,000.00 and is not exempt from the provisions of the Equal Opportunity clause . and th at the applicant will assure that the prim cont r a Lto r 'b tains a ·signed copy of "Ce rti ficate of Nonsegr gated facilities " from each subcont ractor prior to the award of any Fede rally assisted subcont ract exceed ing $10 ,000.00 which is not exemp t f rom the provisions of the Equal Opp o rt unity clause. That , prior to final inspection of the project, an operating manual for the waste t r eatment facility will be pr~pa r d; and the training necessar y t o adequatel y instruct plant employ es in all functions of this sp cific plant will he provi d ed during "start-up" of the plant. 5 . That the applicant will submit an environm•ntal as-s~s ment of the propose d waste treatm nt project to the En- vironmental Protec ti on Agency within 30 days aft r acceptanct.• o f the grant of f e r. 6. That th<> aooll.L ant agr s to provide a sign for idl'ntification ot thlS projec t, in acco r danc with sp cifi- L'at ions t o be furnished by the Environm ntal Protect Lon Ag ncy. 7 . That th• applican hereby assures th Environm ntal PrMcl tion Agency that th municipality will comply with r gu- lations relating to basin plans, r gional o r m tropolitan plans, indust rial waste t r eatment, and design of wast treatm nt -1- I • • ·' I ( ' ' 'f • • pl<ulls in ace... rdanc e with paragraphs 601.32, 601.33, 601.34 and 601.36 us publi~;,hed in the Federal Register on July 2, 1970. 8 . That th e facility will be maintained and ope rated in acco rdan ce with such r equirements as the Commissioner may publish from time to time concerning methods, techniques, and practices for economic , effici nt , and effective op ration and maintenance of treatment wo rks . 9. I nasmuc h as significant industrial wastes will be treated, th e Applicant shall adsure this office it has, or will have in effect when the project will be ope r ated, an equi abl system o f cost r e c ove ry for the industrial waste cont ributi on in accordance Wlth Puragraph 601.34 (c) "In- dustrial Waste Treatment", as published in the Federal Regis - ter, Volume 35, Number 128, dated July 2, 1970 . WHEREAS, the Applicant City r f Englewood also hereby gives assuranc..c.. t o t he Comm 1ssione r of the Federal Water Pollu ti on Control Administration as follows: A. Chat actual construction work will be performed by the lump sum (fix•d price) o r unit price contract method, that adequate rnP hods o f cb aining c mpetitive bidding will be employed prior t ':'> awarding the const ruction contract, and that the award o f tht.: contr ct wi 11 be made to the r espon- sible bidde r ~:>uLmittin~ the 1 w·sc ac ~~ptabl e bid; B. That the pro jc..c..t will not: b> advertis d or plac d on the market frr biddin~ until the final plans and specifi- cations have leen appr·Jvt.d by the Cc.mmissione r and the ap- propriate State Agency, ru1d the Appl icant has been so noti - fied; C . !hat the cun~:>truc t iun LOntra t will requir th con- lra ~tcr L l furnish perfo man e and payment bonds, he amount of which shall a~.-h be in ru1 a~unt not less than fifty per- ~entum (SO%) t•f the contract price, and to maintain during thL' l i e of th e contra t ad~.oquate fire, and extended cover- age, wo rk mt:~n' s compensation , public liability and property dam gc in uranc ; D. '[h dr any ~.-hange o r chang s in the contract which mukt an• major alte ration in the work required by the plans and ~>pt.:~ i fi' dl ions, o r which rais th ~.o cost of the project bove the 1 <iti.!Sl c> timutc approved by the Commissioner will b subnli t t d t:' the Conun iss iont r ft,r pri o r approval; E . rlwt t1 ~;: n~:>truc ti on o 1 the pnj o.:ct , including the lLttin• o t , .. ntrac..t~:> in onn ction tht..rcwith, shall conionn to th pplhi.tth rt•quirement~;, of State, te rrito rial and local !.tW~:> and O tdilllU(£S, F . Th t th • c ns Lrucli un c..ontract will provide that the t'"pt t.:SL!l l clt i vt•s ''I the Fcderul Water Pollution Control Ad- minisrrc.tti<n and t ht~ StaLe will hdvc access to the work wherev r it i::. ln JHl'pltration <)r prog rLSS and that th contra tor will -2- ;- I • • ·' ' r I f '! • • provide proper facilities for such access and inspection; G. That the Applicant will provi de and maintain com - petent and a d e quate engineering supervision and inspection at the p r oject to insure that the construction conforms with the appr oved plans and specificatior,1s; H. That adequate accounting and fiscal r eco rd s will be maintained which fully disclose the amount, r eceipt, and disposition of the g ran t as sist ance provi ded , the total cost of the project in connection with which the g ran t has been offered, the amount and identification of that portion of the cost of the project su pplied from other sou rces, and such othe r r ecord s as the Commissioner may pres c ribe to facilitate an effective audit; I. That al l funds granted pursuant to the Federal Wat e r Pollution Control Act shall be expended solely for carrying out the approved project; J. That the Commissioner and the Comp troll e r General of the United States, o r any of their du ly author ized r e pres en- tatives , shall have access for the purpose of audit and exam- ination to any books, documents, papers, and records of the g rant ee th at are pertinent to grant s r eceived under the Act, and the g rantee shall submit to the Commissi one r o r the Comp- trolle r Ge n e ral of the United States such documents and in- formation as they may r e quire in connection with the pro ject ; K. That the construction contract will r e quir rhe con- tracto r to comply with the r egulations of the Seer tar y of Labo r made pursuant to the Davis-Bac on Act of March 3, 1931, as amended (40 U.S.C. 276a through 276a-5), the Anti-Kick - back Act of June 13, 1934 (40 U.S.C. 276c), and the Contract Work Hours Standards Act of Augus t 13, 1962 (40 U.S.C. 327- 330), and any amendments or modifications theret o, to cause app r opr iate provisions to be inserted in subcontracts to insure compliance the r ewith by all subcontractors subject thereto . and to b r esponsible for the submission of state - ments r quired of subcontracto r s thereunder, except as the Sec r etar y of Labo r may s p ecific all y provide fo r r easonable limitation, var iations, tole rances, and exemptions f r om th e requirements the r eof ; L. That the Applicant will demonstrate to the satis- faction of the Corranissione r his ability to pay the remaining co st of the project; M. That the Applicant will demonstrat e to the atis- faction of the Commissione r that h has or will hav a fee simpl e or such oth r estate or interest in the sit of th project , including necessar y easements and rights-of-way, the Commission r finds sufficie nt to assure undisturb d us and possession for the purposes of const r uction and o p rati on f o r the csttmat d lif of the project; That the declar ation, assurances, r ep resentati ons and statem nts mad by the Applicant in the application, and all documents, am ndm nts and communications fil d with th -3- I I .. ' I • • ' • Fede ral Water Pollution Control Administration by the Ap- licant in support of its request for a grant, will be ful- filled; 0. That the applicant will permit the Administration or its authorized agents to have access to the project and the records pertaining to its operation at any r easonable time following completion of construction for the purpose of inspecting the operation and maintenance of the project; P . The Applicant agrees to construct the project or cause it to be constructed to final completion in accor- danc with the application and plans and specifications ap- proved by the Commissioner. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: 1. That the Conditions numbered 1 through 9 outlined above are agreed to by the City of Englewood in its accep- tance of the within Federal grant. 2 . That the Assurances listed in A through P above are hereby agreed to by the City of Englewood in its acceptance of the within Federal grant. 3. That the Mayor of the City of Englewood is hereby authorized and directed to accept the offer in the amount of $283,930.00 from the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, acting in behalf of the United States of America. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of April, 1971. Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of th City of Englewood , State of Colorado, do hereby certify that th abov and for going is a true, accurat and complet copy of R~ olution o. t7 , Seri s of 1971. x officio City Clerk -4- I • • , 1 • RE SOLUTION NO. • OFF I CIAL CITT, COU GIL OOCU11ENT R~rURN T O APR 1 '71 t 7 , SERIES OF 197q:ouNCI L r.lCLTt i\.S r-" c: __ ...;_..______ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. co._u A RES OLU TION h FFECTING THE OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE OF A FEDERAL GRA,T FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS UNDER 33 U.S.C. 466 ET SEQ., PROJECT NUMBER "COLO 252" IN THE AMOUNT OF $283,930.00 AND PLI:.DG ING THE CITY OF ENGLEWO OD TO CONFORM TO CERTAIN REQUIRE- MENT S ATTACHED THERETO. ~!EREAS, the City of Englewood has applie d to the Fede ral \vate r Po llution Control Administration for a Federal grant in th e am o unt of $283,930.00 to help defray the cost of a pro- ject o f ex pansion and modifications to an existing waste t r ea t me n plant; and WHEREAS the Federal grant in the amount of $283,930.00 wa s of f e r e d to the City of Englewood, contingent upon the p l e dge o f said City to comply with the following conditions: 1. No Federal payment will be made until an ordinance i s e n c ted to prohibit all storm, surface and g round water c onne ctions, including foundation drains to the sanitary sewer system on all new onstruction . 2 . That the project will be placed under c un rrac t b y No ve mber 15, 1971. 3. That the applicant will obtain a signed "Certificate of ons e gregated Facilities" from the prime contractor prior t o the award of a Federally assisted construction contract if the contract exceeds $10 ,000.00 and is not exempt from the pro visions of the Equal Opportunity clause. and th at the applicant will assure that the prime contrac t o r :Jtains a sign ed co p y of "Certificate of Nons gregated Facilities" from each s ubc o ntracto r prior to the award o f any Federally a ssis t t•d su bcontract xceeding $10,000.00 which is not exempt f r om t he p rovisions of th Equal Opportunity clause. 4 . That, prior to final insp ction of the project, an opl=rati ng manua l for the wast treatm nt fa ility will b p r e pared; and the training n c ssary to adequatel y instruct plant employees i n all functions of this sp cific plant will be p r ovidL•d du rin g "start-up" of th plant . 5 . fha t t he app li c ant will submit an n vir onmental as- s ssmPtlt o f the pr opos d waste treatm nt pro jec t t o th En- viro nmtnt,l Pr otL·c t inn Ag n cy within 30 days aft r a cc eptanc e of t lw •rant o f 1l r. Th t tlw nnl il an t agr es to provide a s i g n fo r id,n t ll i e tion ot t nls proj ct, in ac ordance with specifi- c l i •ns t 1 bl fu r n i s h d by the Environmental Pro tection Ag e ncy. 7 . fl-ta t t he app l i c ant hereby assures th Environm ntal l'r , t.t'l'tion Ag ncy that th municipality will c omply with r gu- lations r el ati ng to ba in plans, regional o r m tropolitan plans, i nd u s tr i · I w s t e tr atmcnt, and design of waste treatment -1- I • • ' • • • plants in acc.wdance with paragraphs 601.32, 601.33, 601.34 and 601.36 as published in the Federal Register on July 2, 1970. 8 . That the facility will be maintained and ope rated in accordanLe with such requirements as the Commissione r may publish from time ro ime concerning mc·thods. echniques, and practices for economic, efficient , and cft~ctiv ope ration and maintenance of treatm nt works. 9 . Inasmuch as significant industrial wastes will be treated, the Applicant shall a~sure this office it has, or will have in ffect when the project will be operated, an equitable syst m of cost recovery for the industrial waste contribution in accordance with Paragraph 601.34 (c) "In- dustrial Wastt' Treatment", as pubU shed in th Fedl'ral R gis - ter, Volume 35, Number 128, dated July 2, 1970 . WHEREAS, the Applicant City of Englewood also h •reby gives assurance t o the Commissioner of he Federal Water Pollution Control Administration as follows: A. That actual construction work will be p rf ormed by the lump sum (fixed price) o r unit price contrac method, that adequate methods of obtaining competitive bidding will b employed prior co awarding the construction contract, and that the award of the cont ract will be made to the r espon - sible bidd r submitting the lowest acceptable bid, B . That thL pr jtct: will not bP advertised or placed on the market for bidding until the final plans and specifi- cations have been approved by the Commissioner and the ap- propriat State Agency, and th Applicant has be n so noti - fied; C . That the construcLion <.:ontract will r quin the con- tractor t o furnish performance and payment bonds, the amount of which shall each be in an amount not 1 ss than fifty p r- centum (SO%) of the contract prict•, and to maintain during the life of the contract adequat fire, and extended cove r- age, workmen's compensation, public liability and prop rty damage insurance; D. That any change or changes in the contract which make any major altLration in the work required by the plans and sp c ifi at ions, o r which rais the cost of the project above thL• latL'St C1>timatc approved by the Commissioner will he submittL'd t: the Comrn issiontr for prior approval; 1::. Th t the cons tructi n of th~c projtoct, imluding the llttin~ nf contrn~ts in comwction thtrLwith, shall Lonlorm l , the llppli a 1 r•'quin•ml.'nts of State, territorial and local ln and o r dinunc s; . - F. TIHtt lht construction contra t will provid~· that the repn·M·nt ltiv.s t•t thl.' Federal Water Pollution Control Ad- minist rati on nd t:he State will have access to thL' work wh£>rev r it i:> in pn•paration or progn•ss and th t th contractor will -2- ... I • • ' • • provide proper facili ties fo r such access and inspection; G. That the Applicant will provid e and maintain com- petent and adequate enginee rin g s up e rvision and inspection at the project to insure that the construction conforms with the app r oved plans and spec ifications; H. That adequate accounting and fiscal r eco r ds will be maintain d which fully disclose the amount, r eceipt, and disposition of the g r ant assistance p r ovided, the total cost of the project in connection with whi ch the grant has been offered , the amount and identification of that portion of the cost of the p r oj ct supplied f rom other sources, and such other records as the Comm issioner ma y presc r ibe to facilit ate an ffective audit; I. That all funds g ranted pu r suant to the Fede ra l Water Pollution Control Act shall be expended solely fo r carrying out the approved p r oject ; J. That the Commissioner and the Comptroll e r Gene ral of the Uni t ed States, o r an y of their dul y authori zed r e presen- tati ves , shall have access fo r the purpose of audit and exam- ination to any books, documents, papers, and r ecord s of the g r antee that a r p e rtinent to g r ants r eceived unde r the Act, and the g rantee shall subm it to the Commi ssione r o r the Camp - troll r Gene ral of the United States such documents and in formation as they may r e quire in connection with the project; K. That the constructi on con ract will require the con- tractor to comply with th r egulations of the Sec r etar y of Labor made pursuant to the Davis-Ba con Act of Ma r ch 3, 1931 , as am nded (40 U.S.C. 27 6a through 276a-5), the Anti-Kick- back Act of June 13 , 1 934 (40 U.S.C. 276c), and the Cont ract Work Hou r s Standards Act of Au gust 13, 1962 ( 0 U.S .C. 327- 330), and anv amendmen ts o r modificati0ns theret o to cause appropriate p r ovisions to be ins e rt ed in subcontracts t o insurt compliance the r ewi th by all subcontractors subject thlort>to . and to be r esponsi ble for the submission o( state- ments required of subcont racto rs th e r eunde r, except as t he Sec r etarv of Labo r may spe cificall y provide for r easonabl limitation, variations, tole rances, and exemptions f r om the requirements thereof; L. That the Applicant will demonstrate to the satis- faction of the Commissioner his ability to pay the remaining cost oi the project; M. That thL Applicant \-lill demonstrate to th sat is- factic'n of the Commissioner that h will have a fee simpl• o r such othL r cstat o r inter st in the sit of the project, including necessar y cas m nts and rights-of-way, as thL· Commissioner finds suffic i nt o assure undisturb d use and posst•ssion for the purposes of construction and ope rati on for th• est1mat d life of the proj ct; N. That the declaration, assurances, npresentations and SLatem nts made by the Applicant in the application, and all documents, am ndments and communications filed with th -3- I • • ' 1 • • Fede ral Water Pollution Control Administration by the Ap- licant in support of its r e qu est for a grant, will be ful- fille d; 0. That the applicant will permit the Administration o r its authorized agents to have acc ess to the project and the records pertaining to its op ration at an y reasonable time fo llowing completion of construction fo r the purpos e of inspecting the ope ration and maintenance of th e project; P. The Applicant agrees to construct the project or caus it to be constructed to final completion in accor- dance with the application and plans and specifications ap- p r ove d by the Commissioner. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: 1 . That the Conditions numbered 1 through 9 outlined above a r e a g r ee d to by the City of Englewood in its accep- tance of the within Federal grant. 2 . That the Assurances listed in A through P above a r e hereby a g re ed to by the City of Englewood in its acceptance of the within Federal grant. 3 . That the Mayor of the City of Englewood is h e reby autho rized and directed to accept the offer in the amount of $283,930.00 from the Commissioner of the Federal Wat e r Pollution Control Administration, acting in behalf of th Un ite d States of America. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of April, 1971. Mayor Att st: ex officio City Cle r k I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of Lhe City o[ Engl wood , State of Colo rad o , d o hereby certify that th above and fo r going is a true, accurat and com plet copy of Resolution No . 1? , S ri s of 1971. x officio City Cl rk ,._ I • • I l I ' T ' • • OFFICIAL ern: COUNCIL DOCUMENT r r· d ~o / r /9 '71 RESOLUTION NO . c ou·. !i , SERIES OF l<fifil" O F ::; ri LE C.LC.-00 0. COLO. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A QUIT CLAIM DEED AS PART OF A LEGAL SETTLEMENT IN WATER DISTRICT NO. 5, CON- VEYING A STRIP OF LAND CONTAINING 4.37 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, in connection with the development of its Frasier River Water Rights acquired cer- tain property for the cost of the Interceptor on Beaver Creek; and WHEREAS, refined engineering studies have indicated that said property is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project; and WHEREAS, said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes; and WHEREAS, it was agreed as a part of a legal settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons designated by him, said property being described as follows: A strip of land 150 feet in width lying in the SE/4 of Section 15, T. 1 S., R. 75 W., being 75 feet in width on either side of the following center line, the exterior boundary of which 150 foot strip of land shall extend and be projected to the North line of the SE/4 of said Section 14: Beginning at a point whence the east quarter corner of said Section 14 bears 87° 49' 00" E. a distance of 370.8 feet along the north line of the SE 1/4 of Section 14; thence S. 54° 14' 00" W., a distance of 80.2 feet; thence S. 47° 03' 57" W., a distance of 114.50 feet; thence S. 52° 59' 37" W., a distance of 417.19 feet; thence S. 71° 21 1 45" W., a distance of 558.14 feet; thence S. 68° 44' 27" W., a distance of 100 feet, containing 4.37 acres, more or less. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, as follows : Section 1. That enginee ring studies have indicated that the property described above is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project. Section 2. That said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes. Section 3 . That it was agreed as a part of a legal -1- I· • • • settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons de signated by him. Section 4. That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute a Quit Claim Deed to such person or persons as may be designated by Raymond D. Sloan conveying to such person or persons the above described property. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /9 "() day of April, 1971. Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1971. ex officio City Clerk -2- I . • ' • • • • LAW OFFICES SHIVERS & LEE ATTORNEYS AT LAW No. 2 Sherman Building 3470 South Sherman Street ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110 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 • ·- I • • .. f - • • OFFICIAL CITY. CO U 'CII r OC UMJ::NT P l I ~., ..,. "'l I /Cj 'i'1 co u ~ .. 'L • .:; Fl l.E Gll:x OF. El G.J..J;,_.op Q, COLD. RESOLUTION NO . I 9 , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A QUIT CLAIM DEED AS PART OF A LEGAL SETTLEMENT IN WATER DISTRICT NO. 5, CON- VEYING A STRIP OF LAND CONTAINING 4.37 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, in connection with the development of its Frasier River Water Rights acquired cer- tain property for the cost of the Interceptor on Beaver Creek; and WHEREAS, refined engineering studies have indicated that said property is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project; and WHEREAS, said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes; and WHEREAS, it was agreed as a part of a legal settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons designated by him, said property being described as follows: A strip of land 150 feet in width lying in the SE/4 of Section 15, T. 1 S., R. 75 W., being 75 feet in width on either side of the following center line, the exterior boundary of which 150 foot strip of land shall extend and be projected to the North line of the SE/4 of said Section 14: Beginning at a point whence the east quarter corner of said Section 14 bears 87° 49' 00" E. a distance of 370.8 feet along the north line of the SE 1/4 of Section 14; thence S. 54° 14' 00" W., a distance of 80.2 feet; thence S. 47° 03' 57" W., a distance of 114.50 feet; thence S. 52° 59' 37" W., a distance of 417.19 feet; thence S. 71° 21' 45" W., a distance of 558.14 feet; thence S. 68° 44' 27" W., a distance of 100 feet, containing 4.37 acres, more or less. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That engineering studies have indicated that the property described above is surplus and not necessary for the Ranch Creek Diversion Project. Section 2. That said property has never been used for either governmental or park purposes. Section 3. That it was agreed as a part of a legal -1- I I· • I ' '! ....... • settlement in Water District No. 5 with Raymond D. Sloan that said land would be deeded by the City to persons designated by him. Section 4. That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute a Quit Claim Deed to such person or persons as may be designated by Raymond D. Sloan conveying to such person or persons the above described property. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /9~ day of April, 1971. Mayor Attest: ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1971. ex officio City Clerk -2- I . • , • c • LAW OFFICES SHIVERS & LEE ATTORNEYS AT LAW No. 2 Sherman Building 3470 South Sherman Street ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110 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 y ou revise it as deemed necessary by you and have it ready fo r passage at the April 5th regular council meeting. MOS:bh Enclosur e Very trul y you rs, /s/ M. 0. Shivers, Jr . M. 0. Shivers, Jr. ,._ I· • , - - • • RESOLUTION NO. _d._, SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHERE AS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ;c;# day of ~ , 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex olflclo City clerk I, Stepben A. 1..6'on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. /9 , Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clerk •. I· • - - • RESOLUTION NO • .J..!j_, SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this£ day of ~ , 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex offtcio City Clerk I, Stephen A. 4'on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. 12 , Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clerk . . •. I . • 0 , - • • • . OFFICIAL: CITY COUNCIL D OCUMEN11 RCTUfl'l TO APR 19 '71 COU NCIL ;,; • , N G FILEl CIT'( OF ENGL E W 0 0, CQUI. RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of _____ , 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clerk •. I • • t - • • RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ___ day of:....__ ___ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk o{ the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. ___ , Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clerk •. I • • .. f - l • • RESOL UTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOL UTION ESTABLISHING TilE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Rec reation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, TIIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ___ day of'------' 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the Clty of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex officio Clty Clerk •. I • • 0 . , , - - • • • RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TilE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, TIIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of._ ___ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. ~.&on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that tbe above and fore- going is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971, Ex officio City clerk . . I • • 0 .. . , ' I -• RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends th t the position of" Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Graae 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this __ day of. ____ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City clerk I, Stephen A. ~on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex ofllclo City Clerk •. I • • ' X -• RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this---day of,__ ___ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City clerk I, Stepben A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above aDd fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clerk I • . ·. ·' I I I ~-----------------------~! _______ _ • , X -• RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ___ day of. ____ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certt.fy that the above and fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolutton No. ___ , Series of 1971. Ex officio City clerk IJI - •. I • • . , ]- • • • RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor'' be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this---day of. ____ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clerk I, steJi!en A. L&on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify tbat the above and for&- gotng is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Reaolut:IDn No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex officio City Clel'k . ·. . , •. I· , ___ ---3o1!.,2 • 0 - • • RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classift- cati.on of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ----day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of. ____ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City clerk I, Stephen A. ~on, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, accura'te, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ _ Series of 1971. Ex officio City C1erl( ,. . I . . , ·' \ I ' '------------------------~~~~~---------- • 0 -• RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TilE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHEREAS, due to research and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the position of "Recreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Englewood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the ____ day of , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of. ____ _ 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex officio City clerk I, SteJilen A. Lyon, ex officio Ctty Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. __ __; Series of 1971. Ex officio City clerk I • • . ·. . , f 2 - • • • CITY. C~ F -I ,-• '\ I_ k~•u,.,, '" vr1 ENT AA 1 'I I RESOLUTION NO • ...:::3:£_, SERIES OF 1971 CI":;O~NCIL. MEETING F ILE ~ ENGL.EWOO O, COLQ. A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial transaction is hereby autho- rized: Source of Funds Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplemental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Englewood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /9 ~ day of ~ , 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clerk I, Stephan A. Lyon, ex officio City Clark of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- goina is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Reaolution No. ~. Series of 1971. Ex Officio City Clark . ' I • • 0 . ' f -• I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. --;} _,..-"') -~ ' / , . .,.......... ( ".- ~tephen A. Lyon ~/ Director of Finance •. I • • ·' . , f • • RESOLUTION NO. ---• SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial tranaaction is hereby autho- rized: Source of Funds Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplemental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above changaa to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Englewood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this _ day of -------• l971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clark I, Stephen A. Lyon, ax officio City Clark of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fora- going is a true, accurate, and coaplata copy of Raaolution No. _, Series of 1971. Ex Officio City Clark I • • . . ' - ] • • .£!~!.!.!!..£h.!.! I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. / ./ ;.< -c': ..,.-/ (:(~ c ~-- Atephen A. Lyon c - Director of Finance I • • 0 •• \ t . ' ' ;' - • • RESOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial transaction is hereby autho- rized: Source of Funds Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplemental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manaaer and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above chana•• to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Enalewood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this _ day of -------• 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Enalewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- aoin& ia a true, accurata, and complete copy of laeolution No. _______ , Sariaa of 1971. Ex Officio City Clerk •. I • • 0 . , ·' ' r I f " • ]-.. I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. ' / -~ / 'I tephen A. Lyon ~ 5 Director of Finance I • • .. .• \ I I '!' . , , X ]- 1 • • RESOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an app~r~tion of $20,000.00 for the animal ahelter in the Public Improvement Fun~ WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: rized: Section 1. The following financial transaction is hereby autho- Source of Funds Fund Balance,~c Improvement Fund Supplepental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manaaer and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above chana•• to the 1971 appropriation• of the City of Enalawood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia _ day of _______ ,, 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clerk I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Enalewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that tha above and fore- aoina ia a true, accurate, and coaplete copy of laaolution No. _, Series of 1971. !x Officio City Clerk ,_ •. I • • . ·. .• \ ! I " . , , 2 • . . ...... I , Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. Director of Finance I • • . , , • - • • RESOLUTION NO. ---' SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the .animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of the project is $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial transaction is hereby autho- rized: Source of Funds Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplemental Appropriation Animal Shelter $ 13,553 Section 2. The City MaDaaar and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to maka the above chana•• to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Enalawood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia ---day of-------' 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clark 1, Stephan A. Lyon, ax officio City Clark of the City of Enalavoo4, State of Colorado, do hereby certify tbat the above and fora- aoilla t. a true, accurate, and complete copy of baolutiOD No. _, Series of 1971. lx Officio City Clark •. I • • • . , , 2X -• £.!.!!.!.!.!.£.!!.!.!. I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. ? ~tephen A. Lyon .... ~ Director of Finance -1 .. I • • •· ' r I .,. . , ' -----"""'"',...X - • • RESOLUTION NO. -------• SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the aniaal shelter in the Public Improveaent Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated coat of the project ia $33,553.00 after a neaotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUMCIL OP THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following financial tranaaction ia heraby autho- rized: Source of Fund' Fund Balance, Public Improv.ment Fund $ 13,553 Supplepental Appropriation Animal Shel tar $ 13,553 Section 2. The City Manaaar and Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to make the above chana•• to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Enalawood, Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia _day of -------• 1971. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clark I, Stephan A. Lyon, ax officio City Clark of the City of Enalevood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that tba above and fora- aoilla ia a trua, accurate, and c011plate copy of baolution No. _, Sariaa of 1971. lx Officio City Clark I • • 0 ·' I I . ' . , , X • --• £. !. A 1 .l -!. .l £. ! 1 !. I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13,553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April, 1971. / l epheu A·. Lyon "'/ : Director of Finance • I • • . , f • -"· • RESOLUTION NO. -• SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND WHEREAS, the 1971 budget called for an appropriation of $20,000.00 for the animal shelter in the Public Improvement Fund, and WHEREAS, the total estimated coat of the project ie $33,553.00 after a negotiated price was arrived at with the low bidder, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOJlADO, aa follows: Section 1. The following financial tranaection ia hereby autho- rized: Soyrce of Fund,' Fund Balance, Public Improvement Fund $ 13,553 Supplf!!ntal Appropriation Animal Shel tar $ 13,553 Sectiop 2. The City Manaaer aDd Director of Finance are hereby authorized and directed to aake the above chana•• to the 1971 appropriationa of the City of lnalawood, Colorado • .ADOPTED AID APPIIOVID thia _ day of -------• 1971. Mayctr ATTESTs Ia Officio City Clark I, Stephan A. Lyoa, ax officio City Clark of the City of lllal.-od, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the a~• and fora- a•iDI 1a a true, accurate, and coaplata copy of baolution lo. -• Sed.aa of 1971. lx Officio City Clark I • • .. . ' , 2 -• £!.!!..!.!..!.£~!.! I. Stephen A. Lyon. Director of Finance. do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public Improvement Fund in excess of $13.553.00 available for appropriation. DATED this 15th day of April. 1971. ~tephen A~ Lyon ~~ Director of Finance -1 •. I • • .. . ' ' 2 - • • OFFICJAO CITY C l!''"C:I L D C IJMERI ' T) ~1771 RESOLUTION NO. e:Qt.J'i'.C ·-G F l i...E CITY O f" EN.~~:..:OD. COLO. SERIES OF 1 9 71 A RESOLUTION APPROPR IATING FUNDS TO THE MUNICIPAL COU RT WHEREA S, in october , 1970 , the C ity Council appro ved an addition al day of operation for the Muni c ipal Court, and WHEREAS, the finan cial aso ec t~ nf ~h~~ TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager FROM: Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance OFFICIAL CITY COU NCIL DOC UM ENT r .~:·:-u rz.·..: 1 J COUNCI L •·~<.. 11 , ,_; f'I LE QJ'¥ DF.: ENGLEWOOD, COLO. DATE: April 2, 1971 SUBJECT: Supplemental Appropriations for Municipal 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 short-term basis although it is my hope to retain Mr. Benson as the City process server. A resolution has been prepared appropriating funds to the Municipal Court for 1971. The total amount of the supplemental appropriation to Municipal Court and the City Attorney's budget for 1971 is $17,796.00 . A breakdown of costs is set forth below: 1. Additional court day per week for Assistant City Attorney 2. Part-time clerical and judicial assistance required by additional day 3. Additional salary Municipal Judge 4. Social Security 5. Hospitalization and Life Insurance 6. Mileage 7. Agreements for summons service (a) Old Agreement 1-1-71 to 4-1-71 (b) New Agreement beginning 4-1-71 at $400.00 per month Total Original 1971 City Attorney's Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation $ 1 ,800 $ 1, 560 3,257 5,808 530 161 1,080 $17,796 ====-: $40,223 1,560 $41,783 - ,._ .. . ' ·' I ! 'r I • • ' - • • 0 • TO : Stanley H. Dial, City Manager FROM: Stephen A. Lyon , Director of Finance OFFICIAL CITY COU NCIL DOC UMENT r.c L..'f,\1 1 J COUNC IL h.~._11 • ,...; F I LE ~ OF.: ENGLEWOOD, COLO. DATE: Ap ril 2, 1 971 SUBJE CT: Supplemental Appropriations for Municipal Co urt 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 short-term bas is although it is my hope to retain Mr . Benson as the City process server. A resolution has been prepared appropriating funds to the Municipal Court for 1971. The total amount of the supplemental appropriation to Mu nicipal Court and th City Attorney's budget for 1971 is $17 ,796 .00. A breakdown of costs is set forth below: 1 . Additional court day p er week for As sistant City Attorney 2 . Part-time clerical and judicial assistance required by additional day 3. Additional salary Municipal Judge 4. Social Security 5. Hospitalization and Life Insurance 6. Mileage 7. Ag reements for summons service (a) Old Agreement 1-1-71 to 4-1-71 (b) New Agreement beginning 4-1-71 at $400 .00 per month Total Original 1971 City Attorney's Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation $ 1,800 $ 1,560 3 ,257 5,808 530 161 1,080 5 ,400 $17,796 =- $40,223 1,560 $41,783 - ,_ I • • . , l - • • 0 • Stanley H. Dial - 2 - SAL:dfl Original 1971 Municipal Court Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation Stephen A. Lyon April 2, 1971 $39,479 16,242 $55,721 - ,_ . ' I • • t I • • 0 • TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager FROM: Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance oFFI CI AL E~ CITY CO ' 1 ~1 '""1 ' :'lC U , 1 1 o\ l1 71 . ·FI LE cou i-.C IL I . • o cOLO. CITY OF ENGLEWOO ' DATE: April 2, 1971 SUBJECT: Supplemental Appropriations for Municipal 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 short-term basis altho ugh it is my hope to retain Mr. Benson as the City process server. A resolution has been prepared appropriating funds to the Municipal Court for 1971. The total amount of the supplemental appropriation to Muni c ipal 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 for Assistant City Attorney 2. Part-time clerical and judicial assistance required by additional day 3. Additional salary Municipal Judge 4. S ocial Security 5 . Hospitalization and Life Insurance 6. Mileage 7 . Agreements for s ummon s service (a) Old Agreement l-1-71 to 4-1-71 (b ) New Agreement beginning 4-l-71 at $400.00 per month Total Original 1 971 City Attorney's Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation $ 1, BOO $ 1, 560 3,257 5,808 530 161 1,080 5,400 $17' 796 ===-=- $40,223 1,560 $41,783 -I • • .. ' 1- • • • 0 • '· Stanley H. Dial -2 - SAL:dfl Original 1 9 71 Municipal Court Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation April 2, 1971 $39,479 16,242 $55,721 - I • • ' 1- • • • • 0 • OFFICIAL C' TV COl I ' ' DOCUMEN11 . .., c . C ITY . ..:oLO. TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager 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 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 short-term basis although it is my hope to retain Mr. Benson as the City process server. A resolution has been pLepared appropriating funds to the Municipal Court for 1971. The total amount of the supplemental appropriation to Municipal 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 for Assistant City Attorney 2. Part-time clerical and judicial assistance required by additional day 3. Additional salary Municipal Judge 4. Social Security 5. Hospitalization and Life Insurance 6. Mileage 7. Agreements for s ummons service (a) Old Agreement l-1-71 to 4-1-71 (b) New Agreement beginning 4-1-71 at $400.00 per month Total Original 1971 C ity Attorney's Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation $ l, 800 $ 1,560 3 ,257 5,808 530 161 1,080 5,400 $17,796 ==- $40,223 1,560 $41,783 - .• . , \ ( '! I • • ' ] • • • 0 . • Stanley H. Dial - 2 - SAL:dfl Original 1971 Municipal Court Budget Supplemental Appropriation Revised 1971 Appropriation April 2, 1971 $39,479 16,242 $55,721 - ,_ • . I • • ' • RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1971 OFFICIAO CITY C U"'S IL D C lJMERI T l eotJ1\c· CJTY OJ;" E;:;..,c ~ G F lU:: ·~'£• ..co. COLa. A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE MUNICIPAL COURT WHEREAS, in October , 1970, the City Council approved an additional day of operation for the Muni c ipal Co urt , and WHEREAS, the financial aspects of that additional day upon the 1 9 71 budget have not been appropriated, and WHEREAS, the City Manager has recommended that summons service be a ccomplished through contrac t with an individual in lieu of summons service being accomplished by the Englewood Polic e Department , NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , a s follow s : Section 1. The following appro priations are hereby authorized: Source of Appropriation Fund Balance , General Fund $ 17.796 Increase in Appropriation City Attorney 's Office $ 1,560 Muni c i pal Court 16,242 Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby au thorized and directed to make the above c hanges to the 1971 appropriations of the City of Englewood, Colorado . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this /90 day of ~ , 1 971. Mayo r ATTEST: ex o ffi c io City C l erk I, Stephen A. Lyon, e x offic i o City C lerk of the City of Englewood, State o f Co l o rado , d o h e reby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, a ccura e , and c o mplete copy o f Re s olution No . ~/ , Ser~es of 1971. Ex Officio City Clerk I • • ' • - .J C E R T I F I C A T E ----------- 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- able for appropriation. DATED this 2nd day of April, 1971. / ~~- Director of Finance I • • 0 ·. .• ·,, , • O F'FICI t: CITY COll en.. t!OCU!d I·FSOL!ITI C N NO . SERIES OF l <\71 A RES OL\'T• <l API r(PRI ATING F DS TO TilE 'lUNI CI P AL \.:uURT WP.EREAS, 1 n oc c •t , 1)7 1 , the C l. y Councl.l a[!prov d an addi tt on a 1 day of o p e ra i on f or lh< Hunt r l.pal court , and WHEREAS, Lh~ financial a spec ts of Lhat addit1 on al day upo n the 1 71 budg , have not bec,11 app1opr1at d, and WHEREAS , the Cily ~1a n ager has recommended that s ummons ;; rvice be a ccot'lplished hrough cont1·a · w1th an individual in lieu of summons servtce being accomplished by h • EnglLwood Po 1l.ce D<..partment , NOW , THE REF uk.E , BE IT KESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF TilE CITY OF EN GLE'W OOD , COLORAD<. , d S to l 0'" : Section, l. 'l'he f ol l c wing appro prl.ations are h reby authori zed: Sourc of Apptopriatl.on Fund Balance , Gun ral Fun $ 17.796 Increa se tn Apptopria 10n City Attorney's Office $ 1 ,560 Muni c1 pal Court 16 .2 42 Section 2. The <.::1.ty Manag er an d Director of F l.n .. nce are hereby authorized and dir ··t<'d to ma ke the above change s t o the 1 •71 appropriat10ns of the City of Englt.o,.O• •d, Color ado. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this d ay of --------------' 1971. May or ATTE ST: ex officl.O Ci y C l ~rk ~·..- I , Stephen State o f Co l orado , d a c ·urate, and comp1 A. Lyon , ex off1.cio C1.ty her eby certify tha th copy o f R so lutl.on No. Cler k of t h . above and f -----· s. t•.y o f Eng1 w od , 'g o ing 1s a ru , c o f l'J7l. Ex Off ic u · i. t ,• f 1 rk • 0 I • • - • • t Ff<TIFI 'A TE I , S t epho A. !,yen , Director of Finance , do hereby cc!· tfy that then IS a fund hala c 1,. the Genera l Fund ~n e x cess 01 $17 , 79l>.0. av<ul- able 1 z appr o p rtatJ '·· DATED th ~~ 2nd day of Apr i l , 1971 . ~· ~->-.St cp h~h A . L~on ..? /,;' ~· ('/ .r> e Di rec o r of Fina nce ---· I • • .. ' - .. • Rf.SOLU'l'lCJN NO . SEIHES OF l 'J 71 A RESOL'lTl APf-ROPR I ATI NG FUNDS Tu THE '1 NICIP AL COUR T WHEREA S , lt. •c tober , l 70 , the City Cou n cil ap1r o ved a n addi tio nal day o ~porat1cn tor ·~L Muni c ipal Court , and WHEREAS, h f1nanci al a s p ec ts of h a addit.1 on a1 day u p o n the 1971 budge h a ve not ec·n appro p r1 ated, and WHEREAS , U1e C i y Mana ger has recommen ded that summo ns service be a ccomplished hrrugh c:ontt d w1th a n indiv1dua l in lieu o f s ummons servic e b 1ng .-. e>m pl H;he.\ by the EnylLwoud Police D par tmen t, N , THERU ~E , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE C ITY COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF EN GL l(!D , COLORA D''. a , I '11 >WS : • Section. I. 1'1 e toll w ing appro pruuons ar e hereby authorized: S ourc ut Appro p riation Fund 3u.ance , General Fund $ 17 .796 Increas City Ac orn y 's Office $ l , 560 Mu nll Lpa 1 Court 16 ,242 Section .·h • C ity Manager and Directo r of F1.nc1 ,;e are h ereby autho rl.zed and dir e · ed o make the above c hange s t o h 1 J71 appropriat1ons of the City o f Engl ·wuod , Co lorado . ADOPTED AND APP~OVED this day of -------' 1971. May or A TrE ST: I, S phe r, A . Ly on , x officio City C lerk of tl e ty of Eng1 wood , State of Co 1 oradc, do hen by certify that he above and i r ~f' ,, ing is a true, a ccu rat , and compli e copy o f Reso l ut10n No . , S< 1 •· of 1971. Ex ,_ \ I • • f • - ~ R r I ~ I C A T ~ I , S ''Ph• 1 A. Ly n , Dntcc or of F~nance , clo hereby c.:er liY that Lhcrc 1s a !und !•ala . • u 'he General Fund in c•xccl>S of $17 , 7')6 .00 ava il- aolc !cr appropr1a 1 )n . DATED thi s 2nd day of Apr1l , 1971. >--sl.e p A. Lyon Dir ctor of Finance ., I • • . ' • -• RESOLUTJUN NO. SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTI APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE ~1UNICIP AL COURT WHEREAS , 1r. Jet Jlier , 1970 , the City Cou nc1l appro ved an add ition al day of peraL1on io1 •!!• Munic-ipal Cour t, and WHERE AS , the fina nc i a l aspects of tha additio nal day upo n the 1971 budg eL h av n ot b en approp ri ated , and WHE REAS , h C1 y Manager has recommend d tha summo ns serv ice be a c ornpl1shed thrott·,Jh r.ut • a ' w1th an individu al in lieu of s ummons serv1ce be1ng a<-:urn plished Ly t h• Et.g l •. wood Pol1ce Depat me nt , NOW , THE. REF PF., BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EN GLEWt~D , COLORAOt , a >ll ~: Sec tio n, 1. T t 1 t) l .-,wing appropr1a ions are he• eby author1ze d : S our ce of A1 ptopr1ation Fund !"1l3nc ·, Get ... •ral l'und s 17 ' 796 Increa se in A~t •opria 10 C ity A '-ulncy 's Off 1 ce $ 1 ,560 Mum.c.pa 1 :out t:. 16 ' 2 42 Section 2. 1'hc• ~1ty Manager and Direc t o r of F1n •• n c e are hereby author 1 z ed and dire ··ted o ma k the above c hange s t o the 1 •71 a ppropriat1..ons of the C 1ty of Engl wo·>d , Co l orado . ADOPTED AND APP ROVED Lh1s day of -------· 1971. Ma yor ATTEST: I , St phc1 A . Lyon, ex o ff1 cio C1 ty C l erk of tt c tty of Englewood , Sta f 'r-1. rado, d t:etcby certify tha t th above an d f c n·g >l.ng is a rue, a c ura c, anri ~c:t'pl• t copy of kesolu 1011 No. , :01 ' e of 1971 . • Ex C ffiClC Ct "\ C erk • ,_ I • • . , I • C E R T I F I C A T E I , Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance , do hereby c ertify that the r e i s a fund b alan c e in the General Fund in excess of $17,796.00 ~vail- able for appropriatLon. DATED this 2nd day of April, 1971. ~~ Director of Finance ., • .· \ { I , I • • ' J • • Rl.SOLUTIO 'J NO. SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTl ·:l APP ROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE MUNICIPAL COURT WHEREAS, ln 1 oo< r , 1 970 , the City Council approv d an addi tiona 1 day of u p era tion fer thL Munt r ipal Court , an d WHEREAS , th fwa nct.a1 aspects of that additt.o nal day upon the 1 971 budg t have not beu. approp r t.aled, and WHEREAS, lhe Ct.t y Manager has recommended that s ummons service be a ccomplished hrough con r a • t Wlth a n indivt.dual in lieu of summons serv11.. b ing a ccomp lished hy he Eli ghowood Poll.ce D par ment , NOW, THE REF •RE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EN GLEW OOD , COLORADO , a ~ 'allows : Section . TLE' f o llo wing appropriatt.o ns ar e hereby authorized : So urce of Appr oprt.ation Fund B~Jance, General Fund $ 17,796 Increase in Appro priation City Att o rney 's Offt.ce $ 1 , 560 Muni cipa 1 Court 16 ,242 Section 2. rhe Ci y Manager and Director of Flntnce are hereby a uthori zed and dire c •·d to ma k e the above changes to the 1 n1 appropriations of the City of EnglLWCJO•l , Colorado. ADOPTED AND APPR OVED this day of , 1971. ------- Mayor ATTEST: x offict.o Ci y C l •!k I, Steph " A. Ly o n, x offt.ct.o Ci ty C lErk of th e _' y of Eng! wood, State o f Co l o rad o , d'l lwro.by ce rtify that he above and f >·e1 1ng lS a true , a • curate, and compl rr.., copy of ResolutJ.on No. , Sc 1 ' of 1971. I I '! I • • ' • " . .J C E R T I F I C A T E I • Stephen A. Lyon, DJ.rector of Finance , do hereby certi f y that there l.S a fund b alance J.n the General Fund in excess of $1 7 ,796.00 ~va il - able for approp ri ation. DATED this 2nd day of April , 1971. ., • • I • • ' ; • • O F FICI AU CITY CO'" ,~11. DOCi:JMERI . .., c-.~ n u :: LIST OF Cl I'\ m FJ 1fM;yg;_tl'ill.C.QIJN'neD~ FOR 1971 STUDENT GOVE RNMENT ACTI JTJES FINANCE DlHECTOH: (Steph e n A . Lyon ) Vit:ki Porter "\like Christens on Pl B LlC \\ OHKS DIRECTOR: (Kells Waggon er) B1 ad Hush ~1 ike Amtdei Pat Ll'hl Boh \Jason Dwtr,ht Het>d Lintln Stull HHE ClllEF: (\\ m . A . Hamilton) .r ante Engel Pat Huddleston Lmtla Bell Mike Johnson POLICE C lllEF : (.Jack L . Clasby) , tevc> Pat1 ick Lu 1\l aha ffcy Darrell H txson Butch Anderson Karm Assarson .. bdp,ar Kirk LlBTl H\ 1>1HI C' IOH: Lms P:ntl' rson Alkt• F<•ssend n l'AHl\.S A:\D !H.CHLATJON DIRECTOR: (E . P. Romans ) :0.1 r-h II fh nl I otlln\ I!Ut'J'I,_On ~~ II ' Jd l'>ol 1, It n ~ h" al PEHSO ·. t:l. lliiU~t ·TOH: (John lurp hy) 1: '1\n K•• Hnllll l'l nc Todd PLA . '.'I ,'('; IHHECTOH: (.J. L. Suping r) .t,••n I >• ngt>t ink K .tthv \\ I h ~ll'\'t \\ttl• \ lll.lflF.S DIIH.CLOH. (Chas. A . Carroll) .1 m Kl inL' Stl·ve Fitll!,l'rald O•·oq;iLt 'hhimura I H.U l·IC I· ~~: (Brooks Taylor) l .o~u't • Calhoun llarlt>n•' llill l'alh\ ~lnsh~rl!,<'r (Continued) .,. . I 0 \ I f • • l.IS'I OF C'J'l'Y CH'FlCTALS AND CO NTERPARTS FOR 1971 ST DENT GO\' EHN~I§:fACTJV lTIES P•tp.l' ~ CHIEF BllllH 'G INSPECTOR: (Wm. Brokate) J:d :\1:\snn IJ hhic 11 :1\ cs ~lA YOH E u,u;H £. CHWAB: t-1tkl' Kershner ~·t err~ icbolas COC 'ClLMAN DALLAS J . DHORTTY: Gail For sman COl, CIUIAN HOWARD R. BROWN: J,lmi Marolt COL NClU.lAN l\11LTO SENTI: Paul Sbattur k COl NCII.MAN .JOB:\ C . KREILI NG: RD LONE: 1\ulh (khlr" Cl I'Y M'\.'~<.EH; t,nlc\ H. Di al) ~ NT CITY MA AGER: (Wm. L . 1 Divitt) _£1 r~rQ!L..tl= (Be rnard V. B rardini) \ <•11 S~H;rU!o DIAl. liD ll 'Stud• nt lt' n hPJ id m H igb hool ,. . \ I ,. . I 0 ' ] • • ~ff¥ £'~~~~ ... 1w, ~ I:J ii COUI\O C ,~ CITY O F ENGLE. .ooo. COLC,; ENGLEWOOD V.F.W . POST AND AUXILIARY 322 BUDDY POPPY DAY, 1971 BY TI~E MAYOR OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO A PROCLAMATION V.F .Vl . BUDDY POPPY DAY, 19 71 is an appropriate time for all Americans to reflect again on the me aning and pur p ose of the sale oi Budd y Poppies . The Poppy has been established as the "Flower of Remembranc e " through the worldwide popularity of Col . J ohn MaCrae 's poem "In Flanders Fields " publ ished in 1915 . The designation o r the V.F .W. Poppy as the "Bu ddy " Po ppy came 1rom the disabled Am erican veterans who ma d e the first popp ies in 1923 . I t gained general acceptance and wa s copyw rited by the V.F .W. in 1924 . Although other organizations sell artificial poppies , only the V.F .W. may sell a Bu ddy Poppy . Buddy Poppies are pu r chased by the local Posts and Auxiliaries from the National or De partment V.F .W. organizations with a portion of the purchase price b e ing earmarked fo r the support of veterans serv1ce programs on the s tate and national level . A portion goes for the mainte nance of the V.F .W. National Home in Eat on Ra p id , Michigan . The local Post reta i ns all the p roceeds of the Poppy sale over the amount p aid for the P o ppy . This money must , under V.F .W. By -Laws , b e used exclusively for the welfare and bene f it of needy and disabled veterans and serv icemen , and the fai ilies of deceased servicemen . No w, ~REF ORE , I , ELMER E . SCHWAB , Mayor of the City ol Englewood , p roclaim May 22 , 1971 for the sale of V.F .W. Buddy Po pp ies in the City o f Eng lewoo d by the members of the Englewood V .F .W. Post and Auxiliary 3 22 . This year wil l mark the 5 0th annual sal e of Buddy Poppies . Vfuen you b uy a Buddy Po p py y ou wil l b e helping to carry out a p ledge made by the V .F . vl . a half century ago--to "Honor the Dead by Helping the Living ." IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand this 19th day of Ap ril , 1971 . •. I • • .• \ I • I '! ] • • RESOL UTION NO. ~. SERIES OF 1971 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE CLASSIFICATION OF "RECREATION SUPERVISOR" AND ASSIGNING SAID CLASSIFICATION AT GRADE 22 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN. WHERE AS, due to r e search and job evaluation, the Board of Career Service Commissioners of the City of Englewood recommends that the pos ition of "R ecreation Supervisor" be established and placed at Grade 22; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a new classifi- cation of "Recreation Supervisor" be established at Grade 22 of the City of Engl~ood pay plan and that said new classification become effective on the t q -day of ~ , 1971. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this _L2Jf_ day of ~ , 1971. i. ./ Mayor ATTEST: I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of tbe City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore- going Is a true, a c curate , and complete copy of Resolutton No. t9 Se ries of 1971. I I • • ..• \ ! I I f