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AGENDA FOR
REGU LAR COU NCIL SESSIO N
J U NE 2 1, 1971
:00 P.M. Ca ll t o ord er, in vocat i on by t h e Rev . F r ederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Churc h, pl e dge o f a ll egia n ce l ed by Boy Scout Troop No.
154 , a nd r oll ca ll .
1 . Minute s .
(a) Re gular m eeting of June 7 , 19 71. (Co pies trans-
mi t ted h erewith .)
2 . Pre-s c he dul ed ci t izens a nd visitors .
(a) Re cognition uf "special gue sts" of the Counc il.
(b ) Mr. J a m e s L. Girardot, Preside nt, Englewood
Liquors, Inc., 34 34 South Broadway , will be
present to r e que st transfe r of liquor license from
Engl e wood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to the Englewood Liquors, Inc.
3. Communi c ations .
(a ) Minute s of the Board of Career Service Com-
mIss lone rs m e eting of June 17, 1971. (Copies
will be ava il a ble at the session .)
(b ) Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
r ecommendation to rezone Lot 6 exce pt the west
145 ' there of and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park
Subdivi sion from 1-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multipl e Family Residential). (Located on the
we s t side of South Decatur Street a c ross from
Cente nnial Park.) (Copies transmitte d herewith. )
(c) Me morandum r e l aying the Planning Commission's
recommendation of th e amendment of the Zoning
Ordinance repealing Section 22. 5-3(f), relating to
the loc ations o f se rvi ce stations. (Copies trans-
mitted he r ewith .)
(d) Minutes o f the P a rks a nd Re creation Commission
m e e ti ng o f J un e 16 , 1971 . (Copie s will be avail-
abl e a t the session,)
(1) Memor a ndu m r ecomme nding the purc hase
o f certain r ights-of-way a long th e City
Ditch .
(e) Minutes of the Library Boa r d o f Jun 15 , 19 71.
(Copies transmitted herewith .)
(£) Fin a n e al report for the month of May. (C opies
tran sm tted herewith.)
(g) Mi nut es of the AHA PS Board of Di r ector s m e eting
of J un 16, 197 1. (Copies wllJ be availabl e a t the
session .)
(h) Revised Sidewalk Improvement Distri ct Schedule .
( opies tran m 1tted herewith )
4 . lty At torney .
(a) Bill for a n Ordi na nce repea ling Sec. 22 .5-3 (f ) r e-
l ati ng to location s of se r vice stat ions . (C opies
transmitted herewith .)
(b) Bill for an dmrmc r z oning Lot 6 except the
we t 14 5' th r of and Lot 7, Ce nte nn ial Indust ria l
( ontlnu d)
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JUNE 21, 1971
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4. City Attorney. (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
Park Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating an alley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(d) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(b) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning.
(c) Resolution appropriating supplemental monies to
the City Attorney in connection with the contract
for updating the Municipal Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the acco\Dlting contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
8 . Adjournment.
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 21, 1971
8:00P.M. Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No.
154, and roll call.
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Minutes .
(a) Regular meeting of June 7, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests " of the Council.
(b) Mr. James L. Girardot, President, Englewood
Liquors, Inc., 3434 South Broadway, will be
present to request transfer of liquor license from
Englewood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to the Englewood Liquors, Inc.
3. Communications.
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Minutes of the Board of Career Service Com-
missioners meeting of June 17, 1971. (Copies
will be available at the session.)
Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation to rezone Lot 6 except the west
145' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park
Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Located on the
west side of South Decatur Street a c ross from
Centennial Park.) (Copies transmitted herewith.)
Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation of the amendment of the Zoning
Ordinance repealing Section 22 . 5-3(f), relating to
the locations of service stations . (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(1) Memorandum recommending the purchase
of certain rights-of-way along the City
Ditch.
Minutes of the Library Board of June 15, 1971.
(Copies transmitted herewith .) ·
Fin a n cial report for the month of May. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(g) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be available at the
session .)
vA (h) Revised Sidewalk Improvement District Schedule.
(Copies transmitted herewith ,)
4 . City Attorney .
:/'' Bill for a n Ordinance repealing Sec. 22.5-3 (f) re-
lating to locations of service stations. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
Bill for an Ordinance rezoning Lot 6 except the
west 145' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial
(Continued)
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 21, 1971
8 :00P.M . Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
2.
(a) Regular meeting of June 7, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests " of the Council.
(b)
.{ Mr. James L. Girardot, President, Englewood
Liquors, Inc., 3434 South Broadway, will be
present to r e quest transfer of liquor license from
Englewood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to the Englewood Liquors, Inc.
3. Communications .
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(c)
Minutes of fhe Board of Career Service Com-
missioners meeting of June 17, 1971. (Copies
will be a a ilable at the session.)
Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation to rezone Lot 6 except the west
145 ' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park
Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Located on the
west side of South Decatur Street across from
Centennial Park. ) (Copies transmitted herewith.)
Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation of the amendment of the Zoning
Ordinance repealing Section 22. a-3(f), relating to
the locations of service stations. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
(d Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(I) Memorandum recommending the purchase
of certain rights-of-way along the City
Ditch.
j/fe) Minutes of the Library Board of June 15, 1971.
(Copies transmitted herewith .) · 1(f)
(g)
Fin a ncial report for th e month of May. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be available at the session.)
Revised idewalk Improvement District Schedule.
(Copies transmitted herewith .)
4. City Attorney .
Bill for an Ordinance repealing Sec. 22.5-3 (f) re-
lating to locations of service stations. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
Bill for an Ordtnance rezoning Lot 6 except the
west 145' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial lnduatrlal
(Conti nu ed)
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J UNE 21, 1971
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4. City Attorney . (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
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Park Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multipl e Family Residential). (Copies transmitted
here with .)
Bill for an Ordinance vacating an alley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session. )
(d) Attorney 's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of Information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(b) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning.
(c) Resolution appropriating supplemental monies to
the City Attorney in connection with the contract
for updating the Municipal 'Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the acco~mting contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager 's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General dis cus sion.
(a ) May o r's c hoi ce.
(b ) Councilman 's choice .
8 . Adjournment.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN D ~~
A BILL FOR
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CITY. O F. E:,GL E \ '000, COLO
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SUBSECTION (f) OF SECTION 3, CHAPTER
22.5, COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26,
SERIES OF 1963, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, BY REMOVING THE RESTRIC-
TION PROHIBITING FILLING STATIONS TO BE PLACED WITHIN FIVE
HUNDRED (500) FEET OF AN EXISTING FILLING STATION PROPERTY
LINE OR WITHIN FIVE HUNDRED (500) FEET OF THE ENTRANCE TO
A SCHOOL BUILDING OR PLAYGROUND .
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That subsection (f) of Section 3, Chapter
22.5, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 26,
Series of 1963, City of Englewood, Colorado is hereby amended
to read as follows:
22.5-3(f). Proximity to school buildings and exist-
ing filling stations.
Repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the 21st day of June, 1971.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ,1/J~ day
1-~ , 1971.
7 Mayor
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
fo re go ing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinan ce , i ntroduced, read in full and passed on first
r ading on the 21st day of June, 1971.
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RESOLU TION NO. 30, SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATIN:; FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S SHARE
OF CONS TRUC TION COSTS IN SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
WHEREAS, for previous years' sidewalk improvement districts
it has been determined that it is necessary to appropriate $2,515.00
to cover the cost of those portions of the District which a re chargeable
to the City of Englewood and not the property owners, and
WHEREAS, it has been detennined that $1,327.00 must be appro-
priated to sidewalk improvement districts for the City's portion of
Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71, and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there is
$6,534.00 in the fund balance of the Public Improvement Fund available
for appropriations,
NCM, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COO~IL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -Public Improvement Fund $ 3,842.00
Appropriation of Funds
Sidewalk Improvement Districts $ 3,842.00
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropria-
tions of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
1971.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ,;}/ ~+ day of ~, L<
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ATTEST: '_/
I , St e p hen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Stat e of Colora do, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true , a ccurate, and complete copy of No. 30,
Series of 1 9 71.
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CERTIFICA T E
I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public
Improvement Fund and cash available for appropriation in the amount of
$6,534.00.
DATED <hb 7<h day of J~, l~d: ,.,
/ S<opbe • Ly= ~;;.
Director of Finance
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C JUNCL ..., FiLE RES OLUTIO N NO. ~· SERIES OF 1971
CITY OF EN G L E O OD, COLO.
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the C ity Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Eng lewood Municipal Code
at an e stimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
study to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, said funds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Finance has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
N<m, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized :
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Department of Finance
$5,400,00
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 ~I ~ day of ~~ , 1971.
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I , S tephen A. Lyon, ex officio City C lerk of the City of Eng lewood,
State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
""""'"'"· ond ooopl•<e oopY of Reoolo<~·~~
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C E R T I F I C A T E
I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is available in the General Fund
cash in the amount of $5,400.00 which may be appropriated and expended.
DATED th i s 18th day of June, 1971.
Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Englewood Municipal Code
at an estimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
study to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, said funds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Finance has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , CO LORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund $5,400.00
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Department of Finance
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 ____ day of
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I, S tephen A . Lyon , ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
S tate of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
accurate, nd complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is available in the General Fund
cash in the amount of $5,400.00 which may be appropriated and expended.
DATED this 18th day of June, 1971.
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RESOLtiTION NO . , SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Englewood Municipal Code
at an estimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREA S , the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
study to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, said funds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Finance has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Department of Finance
$5,400.00
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 --------day of
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MAYOR
ATTEST :
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I , S tephen A . Lyon , ex offi cio City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
Sta t e of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
a ccu rat e, and complete copy of Resolution No. ______ , Series of 1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk
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I , Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance , City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is available in the General Fund
cash in the amount of $5 ,400 .00 wh ich may be appropriated and expended.
DATED this 18th day of June, 1 9 71.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN _......,;C')_j..:a_:>...::T-:....f---------COU ,::IL . • . '. r . ~
A BILL FOR CITY OF CNG.L C v .'OU t), 6 1::! e
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT , TO
BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEME T DISTRICT NO. 71; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO
BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Cou ncil of the City of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant
to the Cha rter and Ordinance No . 14, Series of 1964, of said City and the Laws
of the State of Co lorado , hereby finds and determines that there exists a neces-
sity for the creation of Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71, in said City,
and the construction therein of sidewalk improvemen ts, as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council has heretofore directed the Director of
Public Wo rks to prepare plans, s pecifications, maps and schedules in accordance
with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Direc tor of Public Works has prepared all the maps and
certificates of his survey, as well as schedules, pl a ns, specifications,
approximations of cost , and al l other matters and things in complete form
and substance as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and c ertificates of his survey, as well as
schedules, plans, s pec ifications, a pproximat ions of cost, and all other
ma tters are hereby approved and adopted by the City Council; and
WHEREAS , Notice of a public hearing concerning the creation of the
Dis trict and the construction of the improvement s therein and upon th is
ordinance has been published once a week for three weeks i n the Englewood
Herald, a newspaper of general circul ation in the City, and, in addition, a
copy of the Notice has been mailed, postage p re paid, t o each k nown owner of
real property withLn the proposed District; and
WHEREAS , at the time and place s pe cified in said NotLce, the City
Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing any objections or
protests that migh t be made against said impr oveme nt s; and
WHEREAS, al l objections and com plain ts having been duly heard and
considered, the Council has de term ined that such objections should be denied
except as this ordinance has accepted them and i ncorporated herein changes
1n said Distric t based upon said obJec t ion s .
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1 . Sidewalk Im provement District No. 71 is hereby c reated
and the improvemen t s hereinafter described, co ns is ting of certain sidewalk
improvements , are duly ordered after Notice duly given and Hearing duly held,
all as requ1red by law.
Sect1on 2. The extent of the District to be assessed for the cost
of the improvements shall be all the real property specially benefited and as
more particula rly set forth in the Notice of Hearing as provided by a Reso-
lution of the City Council passed and adopted on the 17th day of May, 1971.
The kind o improvemen t s and the sidewalks on which such improvements shall
be as follows:
Necessary 1nstallations, removal and replacement of concrete
sidewalks, cu rb and gutter, together with the appurtenances
and incidental , in the City 's right-of-way contiguous to the
following properties:
Location Lots ~ Subdivision
1200 E.ast Dartmouth 1-4 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Filing
46-51 16 Evan& ton Broadway Addition 2nd
Filina
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3 100 South Fox
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Park Addition 2nd Filing
Park Addition 2nd Filing
S.G. Hamlin s Broa dw a y
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Corde r Subdivis ion
Uhlman Subdivision
Two unpl a t ted pie c e s of prope rty , as follows:
Beginn i ng a t a point on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 feet
we st and 50 f eet north of SE corner of NE 1 /4 of SE l /4 Section 4-5-68;
the nc e w 1 33 fee t along N line of Oxford Street; thence North 162 f e et ;
the nc e East 1 33 f eet; the nc e South 162 feet to b e ginning; except North
35 f eet Section 4-5 -6 8 (9 55 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 feet We st a nd 177 feet North of SE corner of NE 1/4 of
SE l /4 of Section 4-5-68; thence North 35 f e et; thence West 1 33 feet;
thence South 35 feet; thence East 133 feet to beginning.
Section 3 . Said District shall be known a s the same is hereby desig-
nated "Sidewa lk Improvement District No. 71," in Eng l ewood, Colorado.
Section 4. The construction of said s ide wa lk improvements in and
for said District , as shown by the plans , specifica tions and maps thereof,
prepa red by the Director of Public Works and approved b y the City Counci l of
the City of Englewood and now on file in the office o f the Director of Public
Works, b e and the sam e i s hereby authorized and ordered, the material to be
used with such maps, plans and specifications .
Sect i on 5 . Th e e s timate d total cost o f sa1d improvements is $8 ,6 24.00 ;
i t is proposed t h a t the City of Eng l ewood will p a y a pproximately $1 ,327 .00 to-
wa rd the tota l c o st of s aid i mp rovements . Th e b alance of the total probab l e cost
(being a pprox i mat e ly $7 ,297 .00) is to be paid b y s peci al assessment s to be
l e vied upon each p a rcel of the real p roperty hereinabove described. The approxi-
ma t e s h a r e of th total cost to be assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract
of land front i ng or abutting on said improvements is set forth in the Notice o f
Hearing , as provide d by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City Counci l on
the 1 7th d a y o f Ma y, a nd is:
Vertica l c urb a nd gutte r $4 .88 per lin. ft. 4" OJ rbwa lk type I 6 .38 per lin. ft . 6 " c urbwa lk type I 7.13 per lin. ft . Sid e wa l k (4" thick) 1.28 p er sq . ft. Drive wa y (6 " t h i ck) 1.65 per sq . ft . Cro s span (6 " t hick-wire mesh) 2.03 per sq. ft . Re mov a l o f old v e rtica l curb and gutter 1.88 per lin. ft . Re mov a l of o l d c urbwalk 2.2 5 p e r lin. ft. Re mov a l of o l d sidewalk s 0 .38 p e r sq. ft. Re mova l of o l d cross p a n 0.53 p er sq. ft. Saw c o ncrete 3 .7 5 per lin . ft. Concrete step s 7 .88 p e r s tep ft .
S ectio n 6 . All ass s s me nt s l e v i ed a g ain s t the a fores a id parcels of
r a l p rop r ty wi ll be due and p a yabl e , without dem and, within thirty days from
a nd a fter t h e fina l pub l ications o f a n ordi nance a s s essing the cos ts of said
i mp r ove ments against th rea l p r operty i n the dis tri ct. I n case any own e r of
re a l p r op rty sh 11 fai l to p a y the whol e of s uch ass e s s ment against his
p r ope rty with in said thi r t y d a y s , the n the pro r a t a c ost of s aid improvements
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so assessed against his property, together with i nterest at the rate of six
per cent (6%) per a nnum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
annual installments. The first of such installments of principal and interest
shall be due and payable at such time as may be determined in and by the
assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said i nstallments shall be due and
payable successively on the same day of each year thereafter, until all are
pa id in full.
Section 7. The May or and Director of Finance are hereby authorized
to adver tise for bids to construct such improvements in three (3) consecutive
weekly issues of a newspaper of general circulation, which advertisements may
run con c urrent ly wi th the publ ication of this Ordinance.
Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines that the
improvements proposed to be constructed and installed will confer a special
benefit upon the property within the District and a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Section 9. All ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be recorded
in a book kept for that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of
the Mayor and Director of Finance, shall be published in said City.
day of
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the ~ <==t5z ' 1971.
3 /L.L .i? -day of ~~~lished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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1, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
1s a true , ac c urate and comple te copy of a Bill for an Ordinance i;;=troduced,
read in f ull and pa ssed on f1rst reading on the --~~~-_t--day of _______
1971.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO
BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVL~ENT DISTRICT NO. 71; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THEREI~ OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO
BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council of the City of Englewood, Co lorado, pursuant
t o the Charter and Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1964, of said City and the Laws
of the State of Co lorado, hereby finds and determines that there exists a neces-
sity for the creation of Sidewalk Improvement District No . 71, in said Ci ty,
and the cons truction therein of sidewalk improvements, as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council has heretofore directed the Director of
Public Works to prepare plans, specifications, maps and schedules in accordance
with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works has prepared all the maps and
certificates of his survey, as well as schedules, plans, specifications,
approximations of cos t, and all other matters and things in complete form
and subs t ance as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey , as well as
schedules, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, a n d all other
matters are hereby approved and adopted by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing con ce r nin g t he creation of the
District and the cons truction o f the improvements therein and upon this
ordinance has been published once a week for three weeks in the Englewood
Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City, and, in addition, a
copy of the Notice has been mailed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of
real property within the proposed Dis trict; and
WHEREAS, at the time and plac e specified in said Not~ce, the City
Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing any objection s or
protests that might be made against said im proveme nts; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been d u ly heard and
considered, the Co uncil has determined that such obj ections should be denied
except as this ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein changes
in said District based upon said obJections.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1. S~dewalk Improvement District No. 71 is hereby created
and the improvements hereinafter described, consisting of cer tain sidewalk
improvements, are duly ordered after Notice duly given and Hearing duly held,
all as requ1red by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be a sessed for th cost
of the improvemen ts sha ll be all the real property specially benefited and as
more particularly set forth ln the Notice of Hearing as provided by a R so-
lution ot the City Coun 11 passed and adop ted on the 17th day of May, 1971.
The kind of improv ments and the sidewalks on which such improvement shall
be as follows:
Necessary ~nstallations , removal and replacement of concrete
sidewalks, c urb and gutter, together with the appurtenances
and incidentals, in the City's right-of-way contiguous to the
following properties:
Location .!:.2.ll ~ Subdivision
1200 Eas t Dartmouth 1-4 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Filing
46-51 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Fillna
23-26 10 W.H. Betta lat Addition to
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3200 South Delaware
3100 South Fox
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Park Addition 2nd Filing
Park Addition 2nd Filing
S .G. Hamlins Broadway
Addition
Corder Su bdivis ion
Uhlman Subdivision
Two unplatte d pieces of property, as f ollows:
Beginning at a point on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 feet
west and 50 feet north of SE corner of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 4-5-68;
thence W 133 feet along N line of Oxford Street; thence North 162 feet;
thence East 133 feet; thence South 162 feet to beginning; except North
35 feet Section 4-5-68 (955 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 feet West and 177 feet North of SE corner of NE 1/4 of
SE 1/4 of Section 4-5-68; thence North 35 feet; thence West 133 feet;
thence South 35 feet; thence East 133 feet to beginning.
Section 3 . Said District shall be known as the same is hereby desig-
nated "Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71," in Englewood, Colorado.
Section 4 . The const ruction of said sidewalk improvements in and
for said District, as shown by the plans, specifications and maps thereof,
prepared by the Director of Public Works and approved by the City Counci l of
the City of Engl e wood and now on file in the office of the Director of Public
Works, be and the same is hereb y authorized and ordered, the material to be
used with such ma p s , plans and specifications.
Section 5 . The estimated total cost o f said improvements is $8 ,624 .00;
it is p roposed that the City of Englewood will p ay approximately $1,327.00 to-
ward the total cost of said improvements. The bal a nce of the total probable cost
(being a pproxi mate ly $7 ,297.00) is to be paid by special assessments to be
l e vied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove described. The a pproxi-
mate share of the total cost to b e assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract
of land fronting or abutting on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of
Hearing, as p rovided by a Resolution adopted and p assed by the City Council on
the 17th day of May , and is :
Vertical curb and gutter $4 .88 per l in . ft .
4" curbwalk typ e I 6.38 per lin. ft.
6 " curbwa lk typ e I 7.13 per lin. ft.
Sidewalk (4" thick) 1.28 per sq. ft .
Driveway (6" thick) 1.65 per sq. f t.
Cross pan (6 " thick-wire mesh) 2.03 per sq. ft.
Re mov a l of old vertical curb and gutter 1.88 per lin. ft.
Removal of old curbwalk 2.25 per lin. ft .
Removal of old sidewa lks 0.38 p er sq . ft .
Removal of old cross pan 0 .53 p er sq . ft .
Saw concrete 3 .75 per lin . ft .
Concrete steps 7 .88 per step ft .
Section 6 . All assessm nts l evied gainst the aforesaid p arcels of
real prop rty will be due and p ayab l e , without demand , within thirty days from
and after th fin 1 publi c tions of an ordinance assessing the costs of said
i mprovements gainst the real property in the district. In case any own er of
real prop rty shall fail to p ay th whole of such assessment aga1nst his
property within said thirty days , then the pro rata cost of said improvements
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per cent (6%) per annum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
annual installments. The first of such installments of principal and interest
shall be due and payable at such time as may be determined in and by the
assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and
payable success ive ly on the same day of each year thereafter, until all are
paid in full.
Se c t ion 7 . The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby authori zed
to advert ise for bids to c onstruct such improvements in three (3) consecutive
weekly issues o f a newspaper of general circulation, which advertisements may
run co ncurrently with the publication of this Ordinance.
Se c t ion 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines that the
improvements proposed to be constructed and installed will confer a special
benefi t up on t he property within the District and a general benefit upon the
City a s a whole .
Se c tion 9. All ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be recorded
in a book kept for that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of
the Mayor and Dire c tor of Finance, shall be published in said City.
day o f
Introd~ed, read in full and passed on first reading on the--------
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ________ day of
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
1, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is a true, accurate and c omplete copy of a Bill f or an Ordinance introduced,
read in full and passed on first reading on the day of --------------
1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CILMAN _......J/c~_;Ot~YJ:q..--------V cou NCt -n;
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A BILL FOR.
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO
BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRI CT NO . 71; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS ; AND PROVIDI NG FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO
BID UPON TH E CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEME NTS .
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Co uncil o f the City o f En g lewood, Colorado, pursuant
t o the Cha rter and Ordinance No . 14, Series of 1964, of said Ci ty and the Laws
of the State of Colorado , hereby f inds and determines that there exists a neces-
sity for the creation of Sid ewalk Improvement District No. 71 , in sa1d City,
and the construction therein of sidewalk improvements, as descr ibed herein; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Co uncil has heretofore directed the Director of
Public Works t o prepare pla ns, specifications, maps and schedules in accordance
wi th said laws; and
WHEREAS , the Di r ec tor of Public Works has prepared all the maps and
c ertificates of his survey, as well as schedules, plans, specif ications,
approximat ion s of c ost, and all other matters and things in complete form
and substanc e as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey, as well as
schedules, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, and all other
ma tters are hereby approved and adopted by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concern ing the creation of the
District and the construction of the improvements therein and upon this
ordinance has been published once a week for three weeks in the Englewood
Herald, a newspaper of general ci rculation in the City, and, in addition, a
copy of the Notice has been ma i led, postage prepaid, to each known owner of
real propert y within the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and pla ce speci f ied in said Not1ce, the City
Co uncil met in open session for the purpose of hearing any ob j ections or
protests that might be made against said improvements; and
WHEREAS, all objec t ions and com plaint s having been duly heard and
considered, the Coun ci l has de term ine d that s uch object1ons should b e denied
except as th1s ordi nan c e has accep ted ~hem and i n co rporated herein changes
in said Dis tr ic t based upon said objections.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as fol lows:
Section 1. Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71 is hereby created
a nd the improvements here i na f ter des c ribed, consisting of certain sidewalk
impr ovements, are duly ordered after No tic e duly given and Hearing duly h e ld ,
all as required by law .
Sec tlon 2. The extent of the District t o be assessed for the cost
of the improvements shall be all the real property specially benefited and as
more particularly set forth in the Notice of Hearing as provided by a Reso-
lution of the Ci ty Cou n cil passed and ado pted on the 17th day of May, 1971.
The kind of improvements and the sidewalks on which such improvements shall
be as follows:
Necessa r y installations, removal and replac ement of concrete
sidewalks, curb and gutter, together wi th the appurtenances
a nd i ncidentals, in the Ci ty's right-of-way c ontiguous to the
foll owing pro pert ies:
Location Lots ~ Subdivision
1200 Eas t Dartmouth 1-4 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Filing
46-51 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Filing
23-26 10 W.H. Bett s 1st Add i tion to
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3200 South Delaware 1-13
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Park Addition 2nd Filing
Park Addition 2nd Fi ling
S.G. Hamlins Broadway Add i tion
Corder Subdivision
Uhlman Subdivision
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Two unplatted pieces of property, as follows:
Beginning at a po i nt on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 feet
west and 50 feet north of SE corner of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 4-5-68;
then ce W 133 feet along N line of Oxford Street; thence North 162 feet;
then ce Eas t 133 feet; thence South 162 feet to beginning; except North
35 feet Section 4-5-68 (955 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 fe et West a nd 17 7 feet North of SE corner of NE 1/4 of
SE 1 /4 of Section 4-5-68; thence North 35 feet; thence West 133 feet;
thence So uth 35 f eet; then ce East 133 feet to beginning.
Section 3 . Said Distric t shall be known as the sam e is hereby desig-
nated "Sidewalk Im provement Distric t No. 71," i n Englewood , Colorado.
Section 4. The construc t i on of said sidewalk improvements i n and for
said District , as shown by the plans, specific ations and maps thereof, prepared
by the Director of Public Works and approved by the City Council o f the City ~
of Englewood and n ow on file in the offic e of the Director of Public Works, be .
and the same is here by authorized and ordered, the material to be used with ~ S0?~
such ma ps, plans a nd speci fica tions. f.-?)..7 00 ( 4
7 7 '17,fJ(!) $'I .> . ~
Sec tion 5. ' e estimated total cost of said improvem~ts is $21;98l iO l
i t is proposed that he City of Englewood will pay approx i mately $' ,OlO:il toward
the total cost of sa im provements. The balance of the total probable cost
(being approximately is to be paid by special assessments to be
levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove described . The approxi-
mate share of the t otal cos t to be assessed per front f oot upon any lot or tract
of land fronting or abutting on said i mprovements is set forth in the Notice of
Hearing, as provided by a Reso lut ion adopted and passed by the City Counc il on
the 17th day of May, and is:
Vertlcal curb and gutter $4.88 per lin. ft .
4" curbwalk type I 6 .38 per lin. ft.
6" curbwalk type 1 7.13 per lin . ft.
Sidewalk (4" thick) 1.28 per sq. ft .
Driveway (6" thick) 1.65 per sq. ft .
Cross pan (6" th1 c k-w1re mesh) 2 .03 per sq . ft .
Removal of old vertical c urb and gutter 1.88 per lin. f t.
Removal of old curbwalk 2.25 per lin. f t.
Removal of old sidewalks 0.38 per sq. ft.
Removal of old crosspan 0.53 per sq. f t.
Saw concre te 3.75 per lin. ft .
Co ncrete steps 7.88 per step f t.
Section 6. All assessments levied against the aforesaid parcels of
real property will be due and payable, without demand, within thirty days from
and after the final publications of an ordinan ce assessing the costs of said
improvements against the real property in the district. In case any owner of
real property shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment against his
property within said thirty days, then the pro rata cost of said improvements
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so assessed against his property, together with interest at the rate of six
per cent (6 %) per annum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
annual installments. The first of such installments of principal and interest
shall be due and payable at such time as may be determined in and by the
assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and
p ayable succ e ssively on the same day of each year thereafter, until all are
pa id in f u ll.
Section 7. The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby authorized
t o advertise for bids to construct such improvements in three (3) consecutive
week ly issues of a newspaper of general circulation, which advertisements may
r u n c o nc urrently wi th the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines that the
im provements proposed to be constructed and installed will confer a special
benefit upon the property within the District and a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Se c tion 9. All ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be recorded
in a book kept for that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of
the Mayor and Director of Finance, shall be published in said City.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the --------
day of ------------------• 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the --------
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
day of
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
1 s a true, ac c urate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance introduced,
read in full and passed on first reading on the day of
1971. ------
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN _______ ·~~-((~;~~~~~-----------
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK H!PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. -.;7 / .
ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEW .!\LK IMPROVEMENTS; /
AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colo-
rado , pursuant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14, Series of
1964 , of said City and the Laws of the State of Colorado, ~/
hereby finds and determines that there exists a necessit~
the creation of Sidewalk Improvement District No.~said .
City, and the construction therein of sidewalk improvements,
as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the
Director of Public Works to prepare plans. specifications,
maps and schedules in accordance with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public ,;orks has prepared all the
maps and certificates of his survey, as well as schedules,
plans, spec~fi~ations , approximations of cost, and all other
matters and things in complete form and substance as required
by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey,
as well as schedules , plans, specifications , approximations
of cost, and all other matters are hereby approved and adopted
by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerni:ng the crea-
tion of the District and the construction of the improvements
therein and upon this ordinance has been published once a week
for three weeks in the Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general
circulation in the City, and. in addition , a copy of the Notice
has been mailed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of real
property within the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Notice,
the City Council met in open session for the purpose of hear-
ing any objections or protests that might be made against said
improvements; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly
h e ard and considered, the Council has determined that such
objections should be d e nied except as this ordinance has
accepted them and incorporated herein changes in said District
based upon sai d objections.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
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S ec t ion 1. Sid ewa lk Jmprovemen t Di s tr ic t No . 'Jilt is hereby
crea t e d and the improvements hereinafter d escri b e d , consisting
of certain sidewalk improvements, are duly ordered after Notice
duly gi v e n and Hea rin g duly held, all as required by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be assessed for
the cost of the improv eme nts s hall b e all the real property I • •
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specially bencfi t~d and as more pai·t cu1ar1y s~forth i· the
Notice of He aring as provided by a esolution the Ci
Council pas se d and adopted on the th day of , 197. . The
kind of improveme nts and the sidewalks on which such improve-
ments shall be as follows :
1. Nec e ssary installation , removal and replacement
of concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter, together
with the appurtenances and incidentals, in the j City's right-of-way contiguous to the following
pl;§.r ~ properties.
•' .c-""' ~OcATION LOTS BLOCK SUBDIPSION
lr;~ ~ )..( 3100 South Acoma 1-24 1 Hee'.s Addition
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3100 South Bannock 1-24
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3200 South Bannock 1-12
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3200 South Cherokee 1-12
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Hee's Addition
S. G . Hamlins Broadway Addition
S. G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
Abbott's Subdivision
2nd Filing
S. G. Hamilns Broadway
Addition
Abbott's Subdivision
2nd Filing
S . G. Hamlins Broadway
Addition
Park Addition
Seven unplatted pieces of property as follows:
E~ S~ S~ NEi SW! of Sec. ~4-4-68 Desc. as fol: Beg. at · pt.
50 ft. S. of intersection ~f N . line of E~ S~ S~ NEf SWi
Sec. 34 with E. line S. Bannock St.; th. S. along E. line
S. Bannock St. 100 ft., mi l; th. E. 133 ft.; th. N. 100 ft.
mi l; th. W. 133 ft . mil to pob.
Part of E~ S~ S} NEf SW! Sec .~4-4-68 desc . as fol: Beg.
at pt. on E. lineS . Baanock t. which is 140ft. S. of
N. line E~ sl s~ NEi swf; th. II to said N. line 133ft.;
th. S II to E. line of S . Bannock St . 101 ft. mil to pt.
91 ft . N. of s. line of sa1d E~ s~ s! NEi swt; th . w. 11
to said S. line a distance of 1 ft. mi l to E. line S.
Bannock St.; th. N. along E. lin S. Bannock St. 101 ft.
mi l to pob.
Part "of E~ S! S~ NEi SWf Sec. 34-4 68 desc. as fol: Beg.
at pt . which is 15 ft . E . of SEcor W~ Sl S~ NEi SWf
said Sec . 34 ; th. proc e eding E . 46 .5 ft . to pt.; th. N
91ft .; th. W. 46.58 ft .; th . S . 91 . to pob.
Part E~ S~ S~ NEt SWf Sec . 34-4 -68 des . as fol: Beg.
at pt. 95 ft. S . of intersection of N . ine of E~ S~ Si
NEf SWf S e c . 34 with E . line of S Bann k St.; th. S.
along E. line of S. Bannock St. 45 ft .; h . E . 133 ft.;
th. N . 45ft.; th. W. 133Ft. to pob.
Part in E~ S~ S~ NEi SWf of Sec. 34-4-68
Beg . at pt. 50 ft . S . of int e rsection of
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St .; th . S . along E. l1ne of S . anaock St . 45 ft. m/1; th.
E . 133 ft . m/1 ; th . N . 45ft . /1 ; th . W. 133ft. m/1 to pob.
Part E~ S~ S~ NEl SWl Sec . ~4-4-68 d es c . as fol : Be~. at
pt . 133 ft . E . of int erse c1i on of N. l1ne of E~ S~ S~ NE!
SWl Sec. 34 with E . lin of S . Bannock St .; th . S. 50 ft.
to a pt; th . due W. II to S . line NEl SWl Sec . 34 to E.
lin e S . Bannock St .; th. N . along E . lineS . Bannock St.
50 ft.; th . E. 133 jt . along N . line E~ S~ S~ NEl SWl
Sec . 34 to pob .
Part SWl Sec. -4-68 desc. as fol : Beg . at pt. 380ft.
W. and 138 ft S . of NE cor . of SEl of SWl of Sec. 34;
th. N. 198 f '.; th . W. 132 .5 ft .; th. N . 31 ft.; th . W.
86 ft.; th S . 91 ft . toN . line SEl S l Sec . 34; th. W.
along N . ine of SEl of swl of said Sec . 34, 46 .75 ft. to
E . line f strip of land conveyed by Mill 's Super Markets,
Inc . to City of Englewood; th. S . along E . ·~of said
strip onveyed by Miller's Super Markets, Inc . to City of
Engl ood 138 ft .; th. E . along N. line of W. Greenwood
Ave. 265 ft. to pob. ~/
Section 3. Said District shall be known as the sa-~
hereby designated "Sidewalk Improvement District No. *." ~:
Englewood , Colorado.
Section 4. The construction of said sidewalk improvements
in and for sa1d District , as shown by the plans , specifications
and maps thereof, pr e pared by the Director of Public Works and
approv e d by t he City Council of the City d Engl ew ood and now
on file in the office of the Director of Public Works, be and
j the same is hereby authorized and ordered, the material to be
-l=j_/,ooocused with such m<ps , plans and specifications.
I ~ Section 5 . The estimated total cost of said improvements
is ~it. is proposed that t he City of Englewood will
1,"/.otr .?l pay a£,ProxJ.mat.e.ly U: US:66 toward the total cost of said im-
1 _____ ~rovements . The balance of the total probable cost (being
approximately JW,; 'PI PI) is to be paid by special assessments
to be levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove
described . The approximate share of the total cost to be assessed
I aKi ?' per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fronting or abutting
/~ f • on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of Hearing,
as 'prov i d e d by a Reso lution adopted and passed by the City
Coun ci l on t~h day of~,a nd is : ~
1Jd-. Vertical c(urb and g u per
Sidew alk 4" ick _......per ~
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S ectio n 6 . All assessmen ts levied against the aforesaid
parcels of real property wil l be due and payable , with out
demand, within thir t y days from and after the final publications
of an ordinance assessing the cos t s of sai d improvements against
the real property in the district. In case of a ny o wne r of
real property shall fail to pay whole of suc h assessment against
hi s pt·opet·ty within said thirty days , then, the pro rata cost
of said improvements so assesse d against h1 s p r operty, together
wi th interest at the rate of ~ per annum on any unpaid balance,
shall be payable in five equal r nnual installme nt s . The first
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of such installments of pr1ncipal dnd Interest shall be due and
payable at such time as may be determined in and by the asses-
sing ordinance, and the remainder of said Installments shall
be due and payable successively on the same day of each year
thereafter, until all are paid in full .
Section 7 . The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby
authorizedtoadvertise for bids to construct such improve-
ments in three ~3 ) consecutive weekly issues of 'he Bagl d
llc;:::;oild, a newspaper of general circulation p '1151£63 & tiN
C''s g Q 6 , which advertisements may run concurrently
with the publication of this Ordinance ,
Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines
that the improvements proposed to be constructed and installed
w1ll confer a special benefit upon the property within the
District and a general b~nefit upon the City as a whole,
Section 9 . All ordinances, or pa ~ts thereof in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final
passage, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose,
shall be authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and
Director of F1nance, shall be published in said City,
the Introduced , read in full and passed a first reading on
day of 8IMor-1':;7 . -------
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
of July, 19]!:
M.tyor
Attest:
Ex OffiCio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Stephen A Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill f6r
an Ordinance introduced, real in full and passed on first read-
ing on the day of July 1970,
t:x OffiCio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO.~() , SERIES OF 1971 Jt: 121 '7 '
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A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S SHARE <5¥)-y oF E GLE\'
CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
WHEREAS, for previous years' sidewalk improvement discricts it has
been determined chac it ~s necessary to appropriate $2,515.00 to cover the
cos t of cho se porcions of the District which are chargeable to the City of
Eng lewood and not the property owners, and 1 -r I 3 -::L?,C"
WHEREAS , it has been determined that ,,,c1g,ee must be appropriated
to sidewalk imp rovemen t dis tricts for the City's portion of Sidewalk Improvement
Dis tric t No. 71, and
WHEREAS , the Direc tor of Finance has certified that there is $6,534.00
in t he fund balance of the Publ ic Improvement Fund available for appropriations,
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations are
hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -Public Improvement Fund
Appropriation of Funds
Sidewalk Improvement Districts
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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 C~ty of Englewood, 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 Englewood ,
State of Colo rad o , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
a~curate, and com plete co py of Resolution No. ______ , Series of 1971 •
Ex Officio City Cle rk
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Co lorado, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public
Improvement Fund and cash available for appropriation in the amount of
$6 ,534 .00.
DATED this 7th day of June, 1971.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
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CITY Ot l NGL-\ OOD. CC
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF THE BROADWAY/ACOMA ALLEY,
LOCATED FROM WEST HAMPDEN AVENUE ON THE NORTH TO LITTLE DRY
CREEK ON THE SOUTH, WHICH PORTION IS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD AS RECORDED; RETAINING AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT FOR THE
FULL WIDTH OF THE ALLEY FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUB-
SURFACE STORM DRAINAGE .
WHEREAS, the r e pre sently exists a public alley lying
between West Hampd e n Avenue on the north and Little Dry
Creek on the south, known as the Broadway/Acoma Alley; and
WHEREAS, Key Savings and Loan Association has agreed to
construct a pedestrian walkway to be dedicated to public use
as access to the park land south of Dry Creek in lieu of said
alley; and
WHEREAS, a parking lot layout and landscaping plan of
said Key Savings and Loan Assocation will be contingent upon
approval by the City of Englewood Planning and Zoning Com-
mission; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City
of Englewood has heretofore recommended that said alley here-
inafter described be vacated; and
WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said alley is con-
tained within the City of Englewood, Colorado ·and -does not
constitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood
and an y county or other municipality; and
WHEREAS, should said alley be vacated, no land adjoin-
ing said alle y shall be without an established public road
connecting said land with another established public road.
NOW, THE REF ORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the following described alley located
within the City o f En g lewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado be
and the s am e is he r e by vacated, to-wit:
Al l of t hat portion of the Broadway/Acoma Alley,
locate d f r om We st Hampden Avenue on the north to Little
Dr y Cr ee k o n t he south, which portion is all within
t h e City of En g l e wood, Arapahoe County, Colorado.
Se ction 2. Provided, however, that the City of Engle-
wood shall retain and shall reserve the right to install,
maintain, operate, r e pair and replace by itself or by any
licensee or holder of a franchise from the City, any poles,
wire s, pipes, conduits, sewer mains and water mains or any
other utility now located in the alley or any portion there-
of vacated by this ordinance. And provided further, that
th e City o f Engle wood hereby reserves the right to install
and maintain in that portion of the vacated alley, surface
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the 21st day of June, 1971.
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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 21st day of June, 1971 .
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET THEREOF,
AND LOT 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM I-1
DISTRICT (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) TO R-3-A DISTRICT (MULTIPLE
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL).
WHEREAS, pursuant to ordinance, the City Planning and
Zoning Commission duly held a public hearing on June 8, 1971
on a certain proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 26, Series
of 1963 of the City of Englewood, Colorado, known as the
"Zoning Ordinance of the City of Englewood", and has made
recommendation to the City Council of an adoption of an
ordinance embodying said amendment; and
WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, general welfare
and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to
the Zoning Ordinance as hereinafter set forth.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That Lot 6, except the west 145 feet there-
of, and Lot 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, City
of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado be and
the same is hereby rezoned from I-1 District (Light Indus-
trial) to R-3-A District (Multiple Family Residential) and
that Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, together with the
Zoning Map, are hereby amended accordingly.
Section 2. That City Council hereby finds, determines
and declares that the hereinabove change in rezoning is
justified by public necessity, convenience, general welfare
and good zoning practice,
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 21st day of June, 1971.
Set for Public Hearing before the said City Council
at its regular meeting on the 19th day of June, 1971 at
8:00 o'clock P.M. in the Council Chambers at the City Hall,
3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado.
Notice of Hearing shall be published in the Englewood
Herald at least fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing and
in addition thereto, the premises hereinabove described
shall be posted as required by ordinance .
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Jl~ ':::..-'
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
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an Ordinance, introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 21st day of June, 1971.
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Honorable ElJner B. Schwab, i·1eyor
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Hr. Mayor:
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COUNCIL MEETING FILE
CIT'£ OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO.
Due to continued pressures in business caused by a complete reversal
in the money market &ld the recent relocation of my office, I find that I
can no longer be effective in the position of councilman.
This decision was not easily reached nor readily accepted; however,
I do feel obligated to move over and allow council to a ppoint someone who
can serve the community as it deserves.
The position I hold is one that I had thought of for many years as I
progressed in the community and I have enjoyed tremendously the involvement
it offered. I must, however, consider my family's well being whicn has too
often in the past taken a back seat.
I, therefore, request ,that you and council accept this as official
resignation of the position of councilman at lar6e W1 icn I nold.
God bless and guide you and all the city family as y ou continue to
direct tne affairs tnat so closely govern our l ives .
Sinc erely,
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ick Lone,
cc: Stanley H. Dial
All members of council
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8 :00P.M. Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Church, pledge of a llegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No.
154, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Regular me eting of June 7, 1971. (Copies trans-~ mitted he r ewith .)
2. Pre-s cheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council. ~
(b) Mr . Jame s L. Girardot, President, Englewood / Liquors, Inc., 3434 South Broadway, will be
present to r e quest transfer of liquor license from
Englewood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to the Englewood Liquors, Inc.
3. Communications.
(a) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Com-v--missioners meeting of June 17, 1971. (Copies
will be ava ilable at the session.)
(b) Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation to rezone Lot 6 except the west
145 ' thereof a nd Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park
Subdivision from 1-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Located on the
west side of South Decatur Street a c ross from
Centennial Park.) (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Memora ndum relaying the Planning Commission's ~ recommendation of the amendment of the Zoning
Ordinance repealing Section 22. 5-3(f), relating to
the locations of service stations. (Copies trans-
mitted here with .)
(d) Mi nutes of the Parks a nd Recreation Commission X meeting of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session .)
(1 ) Memorandum recommending the purchase t/ of certain rights-of-way along the City
Ditch.
(e) Mi nutes of th e Library Boa rd of June 15, 1971. ~
(C opies transmitted he r ewith .)
~ (f) Fin a n cial report fo r th e month of May . (Copies
transmitted h erewith.)
(g) Minutes of th e ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of June 16, 1971 . (Copies will be available at the
session .)
(h ) Revised Sidewalk Improve ment District Schedule. /
(Copies transmitted herewith .)
4 . City Attorney .
(a) Bill for a n Ordinance repealing Sec. 22.5-3 (f) re-/ lating to locations of service stations. (Copies
transmitted herewith .) / (b) Blll for an Ordinance rezoning Lot 6 except the
west 145' thereof and Lot 7 , Centennial Industrial
(Conti nued)
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4. City Attorney. (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
Park Subdivision from T-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating a n a lley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(d) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of Information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(b) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning.
(c) Resolution appropriating supplemental monies to
the City Attorney in connection with the contract
for updating the Municipal Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the acco\Dlting contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
AdJournment.
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4. City Attorney. (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
Park Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating an alley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(d) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of Information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted. )
(b) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning.
(c) Resolution appropriating supplemental monies to
the City Attorney in connection with the contract
for updating the Municipal Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the acco\Dltlng contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager 's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
Ad journment .
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 21, 1971
COU N CIL '"'-, '•''-' r I LE
CITY OF EN GLEWOO D. C OLO.
8 :00P.M . Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No.
154, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Hegular meeting of June 7, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors .
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(b) Mr . James L. Girardot, President, Englewood
Liquors, lnc ., 3434 South Broadway, will be
present to requ('st transfer of liquor license from
Englewood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to th e Englewood Liquors, Inc.
3. Communications .
(a) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Com-
missioners meeting of June 17, 1971. (Copies
will be available at the session.)
(b) Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation to rezone Lot 6 except the west
145' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park
Subdivision from 1-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Located on the
west side of South Decatur Street across from
Centennial Park .) (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Memorandum relaying the Planning Commission's
recommendation of the amendment of the Zoning
Ordinance repealing Section 22.5-3(£), relating to
the locations of service stations. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
(d) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(1) Memorandum recommending the purchase
of certain rights-of-way along the City
Ditch .
(e) Minu es of the Library Board of June 15, 1971.
( opies transmitted herewith .)
(f) Finane! a I report for the month of l\lay. (Copies
transmitted h erewith.)
(g) Minutes of the ARA PS Board of Directors meeting
of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be available at the
session.)
(h ) Hevised Sidewalk lmprovement District Schedule.
(Copies transmitted herewith .)
4 . City Attorne •
(a) Bill for an Ordinance repealing Sec. 22. 5-3 (f) re-
lating to locations of service stations. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(b) Bill for an Ordinance rezoning Lot 6 except the
west 145 ' thereof and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial
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4. City Attorney . (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
Park Subdivision from T-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Fam il y Residential). (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating an alley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will be avail-
able at the session.)
(d) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(b) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning.
(c) Resolution appropriating supplemental monies to
the City Attorney in connection with the contract
for updating the Municipal Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the accounting contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a ) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
8 . Adjournment.
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REGULAR CO UNCIL SESSION
JUNE 21, 1971 CIT'f Of E
8 :00 P.M . Call to order, invocation by th e Rev . Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Church, pl e dge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No.
154, and roll ca ll.
1. Minutes. ,__...,
(a) Regular meeting of June 7, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
2../Pre-sch eduled ci ti zens and visitors.
3.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of th e Council.
(b) Mr. James L. Girardot, President, Englewood
Liquors, In c ., 3434 South Broadway , will be
present to request transfer of liquor license from
Englewood Liquor Store owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duran to the Englewood Liquors, Inc.
ommunica tions . ~); (a ~utes of the Board of Career Service Com9 '
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will be available at the session.)
(d) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of June 16, 1971. (Copies will be avail-
able a t th e seasiolh--t-
Memorandum r ecommending the purchase
of certain rights -of-way along th e City
Ditch .
(e ) 1\llnutes of the Library Board of June 15, 1971.
( opies transmitted h erewith .)
.......-::: (f) Financial report for th e month of May. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(g) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of June 16, 1971. (Copies wi11 be ava ilable at the
ses ion .)
~vised Sidewalk Improvement District Schedule.
(Copies transmitted herewith .) 0
4 . City Attorney .
(a Bill for an Ordin ance repealing Sec. 22. 5-3 (f) re-
lating to locations of service s t ations. (Copies
tr nsmltted herewith.)
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(b) Bill for n rdlnan e rezoning Lot 6 except the
we t 145' ther of and Lot 7, Centennial IDdustrlal
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4. City Attorney. (Continued)
(b) (Continued)
Park Subdivision from I-1 (Light Industrial) to R-3-A
(Multiple Family Residential). (Copies transmitted
7with .)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance vacating an alley behind the Key
Savings and Loan Building and between West Hampden
Avenue and Little Dry Creek. (Copies will he avail-
able at th e session. )
(d) Attorney's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71.
(1) Consideration of information received at the
hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating the District.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(3) Resolution appropriating funds for the City's
share of construction costs. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(c)~olution appropriating supplemental monies to
) Report regarding meeting on flood plain zoning. ~
the City Attorney in connection with the contract ;t
for updating the Municipal Code and to the Depart-
ment of Finance for the accotmting contract
services. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
Adjournment.
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FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE: June 18, 1971
COUNCI
CITY ~ "''-~'' G FILE
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO,
SUBJECT: COMING EVENTS CALENDAR
MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1971 -INFORMAL COUNCIL MEETING. This
meeting will begin at 7:00p.m. In Conference Room A. Tbe regular
Council meeting will follow at 8:00 p.m. In the Council Chambers.
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1971. City Hall offices and Library will be
closed account legal holiday (Independence Day holiday on Sunday,
July 4th.)
TUESDAY JULY 6, 1971 -REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. This
Is due to observance of Independence Day holiday on MODday, July
5th.
MONDAY, JULY 19, 1971-REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING.
NOON, FRIDAY I JULY 23, 1971, THROUGH NOON, SUNDAY I JULY
25, 1971-COUNCIL RETREAT. Details will follow later.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1971. City Hall offices and Library will be
closed account legal holiday (Colorado Day).
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 , 1971 -REG ULA R COUNCIL MEETING. This
is due to observance of Colorado Day holiday on Monday, August 2Dd.
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"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, June 21, 1971" JuN 21'71
COU NCI L ML-' lNG FI LE
CITY. O F ENGLEWOOD. COLO.
-Mr . and Mr s . Ralph W. Brown, 2190 We st Cornell Avenu e
2 - Mr . and Mr s . Le s ter R. Arnett, 2956 South Bannock Street
3 -Mr . and Mr s . Robert 0. Bricknell, 2963 So uth Sherman Street
4 -Mr. and Mr s . C. R . Dyche, 4028 South Ac oma Street
5 -Mr . and Mr s . Frank B. Colu s , 3195 So uth Clarkson S tree t
6 -Mr. and Mrs . Ro ger Wolf, 1441 East Cor nell Place
7 -Mr . and Mr s . James C. Mor gan, 3164 So uth Vine Co urt
8 -Mr . a nd Mr s . Ernie And erson , 3361 South Penn sy lvania Street
9 -Mr . an d Mr s . Charle s C. Harri s , 3923 South Pe nn sylvania Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . William H. Lucking, 835 West Quincy Avenue
Pre cinct No . ll -Mr . and Mr s . Arthur L. Brown, 4262 South Lincoln Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr. and Mr s . Verlin H. Creed, 950 We s t Stanford Dri ve
Pre cinct No . 13 -Mr . and Mr s . Richard C . Ca r me r, 3361 We st Mon mouth Avenu
Pr ecinct No . 14 -Mr . and Mr s . Larry A. Frailey, 5065 South Delaware Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . F rdina nd J . Lauman, 4885 South Calapago Street
Precinct No. 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Do n ald S . Wood , 4811 South Washing t on Street
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JUNE 7, 1971
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REGULAR MEETING: Cl'tt Or.
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
met in regular session on June 7, 1 97 1, at 8:00P.M .
Mayor Schwab , pres iding, called the me eting to order.
The invocation was given by the Reverend Frederick Hahn of the
I mmanuel Lutheran Church . Pledge of a llegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop
No . 154.
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll, the
following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial
City Attorney Berardini
City Clerk Lyon
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES
OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971, AND THE RECESSED MEETING OF MAY 24,
1971, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted a s
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kre~ling, Lay, Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent: Councilm an Lone
The Mayor declared the mot~on carried.
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Mayor Schwab recog n ized Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson , 3985 South
Pennsylvania Street, Prec~nct No. 9, from the list of Special Citizen Program
Invitees.
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Miss Doris Wells, 2882 South Corona , secretary of the Eng lewood
Citizens for Effective Storm Drainage and Flood Control , a ppeared before City
C ounc~l an d presented a book covering the activ~ties of the Englewood Citizens
for Effective Storm Drainage and Flood Control. M~ss Wells requested that
aft e r p e rusal City Council present the book to the Eng l ewood Public Library
for its historical collection .
Mayor Schwab , on behalf of the Council , thanked Miss Wells for her
presentation and her efforts in the Citizens Storm Drainage and Flood Control
group.
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Mr. Bob Stein, Englewood Jaycees , a ppeared before City Council and
requested financial h lp from the Council for the annual Fourth of July fire-
works display and a pproval of the placement of a banner advertising the
fireworks display in a pproximately th 3400 block of South Broadway.
Mr. Lee Zimmer , Englewood J yce s , a ppeared before City Council and
discussed the Fourth of July d yt~ activities planned for the ca..unity.
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discussed the fireworks display.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECOND ED, THAT THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD CONTRIBUTE $500.00 TO THE JAYCEES FOR THEIR ANNUAL FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Counci lman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD APPROVE PLACEMENT OF A BANNER ADVERTISING THE JAYCEES' FIREWORKS
DISPLAY AND FOURTH OF JULY ACTIVITIES IN THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH BROADWAY,
SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Se nti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Herb McCall, McCall-Ellingson, Consulting Engineers, appeared
before City Council and discussed a memorandum from Mr. Charles Carroll,
Utilities Director, setting forth the increased project costs for rehabilita-
tion of the sewer plant. Mr. McCall stated that the project had increased
from $919,000 to $1,100,000, primarily due to the items added to the con-
struction caused by the requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency.
City Council discussed the increased costs with Mr . McCa ll.
City Manager Dial indicated that based upon the increased engineer's
estimate for the project he had prepared a letter to the State Water Pollution
Control Commission r e questing an increase in the federal financial participa-
tion in the sewer plant rehabilitation proposal proportionate to the increase
in the engineer's estimate.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCI LMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
MANAGER'S LETTER TO THE STATE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION OF THE
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH REQUESTING AN INCREASE IN FEDERAL FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION
IN THE REHABILITATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD SANITARY SEWER TREATMENT PLANT BE
RATIFIED. Upon the ca ll of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilme n Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the mo tion carried .
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 71 BE OPENED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as fo llows :
Ay s : C oun c~lm en Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: Non
Absent: Councilman Lon
The Mayor declared th publ~c hearing opened at 9:10 P.M.
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the official records of the City Clerk of the June 7,
1971, City Counci l meeting .
Listed below in order of first appearance and presentation are the
individuals who testified a t the hearing and the l etters of protest:
Mr . S tanley H. Dial , City Manager
Mr. Kells Waggone r, Director o f Public Works
1200 East Dartmouth
Mr. Dudley Pitchford , 1200 East Dartmouth, a ppeared before C ity
Council in opposition.
3100 South Fox
Mr. James W. Delzell, 32 7 9 South Pearl (owner of property on South
Fox), appeared in opposition.
3900 and 4000 blocks of South Inca and South J ason
Mr. Henry Fry, 4085 South Jason, a ppeared in opposition and pre-
sented a petition in opposition containing approximately 97 signatures
(count unverified by City C lerk). Representation in the audience with Mr.
Fry numbered 31 (count verified by City Clerk).
Mrs. Wilma Espinoza, 4075 South Jason, appeared in opposition.
Letter from Mrs. Shirley J. Howe, 4060 South Jason, in opposition.
Mr. Roy Tyler, 402 5 South Jason, appeared in opposition.
Mr. Conway Blevins, 4000 South Jason, appeared in opposition.
4100-4200 blocks of South Inca and South Jason
Mr. Leo Fisher, 424 5 S outh Inca , a ppeared in opposition and pre-
sented a petition in opposition containing approximately 36 signatures (count
unverified by City Clerk).
Mr. Tony Haschke, 4240 South Inca, appeared in opposition.
Mr. Jesse Mattley, 3095 South Marion, a ppeared in opposition.
Mrs. Thos. F . McE lroy, 12 60 East Dartmouth, appeared in opposition.
Mr. Thomas M. Miller, 415 5 South Inca, a ppeared in opposition.
Mr. Joe Bi lo, 4095 South Jason, a ppeared in opposition.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN KRE ILING SECONDED , T HAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 71 BE CLOSED . Upon
the ca ll o f the roll , the vote resulted as fo llows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kre i ling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Na ys: None
Absent: Counci lman Lone
The Mayor declared the public hearing closed at 9 :50 P.M.
COU NCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNC ILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT ACTION ON
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 71 BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declar d the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDE D, THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE REQUEST OF MR. ROBERT S . BRIOLA, DBA BOB'S GROCERY AND
MARKET, 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET, FOR A 3.2 FERMENTE D MALT BEVERAGE
LICENSE, BE OPENED . Upon the ca ll of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Krei l ing , Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor d eclared the pub lic hearing opened at 9:52 P.M.
NOTE: A tape recording of the public hearing is on file
with the official records of the City Clerk of the
June 7, 1 97 1, City Council meet ing.
Listed below in order of first appearance and presentation are
the individual s who testified at the hearing and the exhibits:
Director o f Finance Stephen A. Lyon
Exhibit ~1 --The City 's file on Bob's Grocery and Market
application contain ing:
(a) Bob's Grocery and Market application
(b) Police report
(c) Notice of advertisement of public hearing
(d) List of liquor outlet s within the City of Englewood
(e) Map of liquor outle ts within the City of Englewood
(f) Letters from the Director of Public Works and the
Planning Director stating that the granting of a 3.2
license would not violate the City Code.
Mr. Robert s. Briola, 3296 South Washington. Mr. Briola requested
postponement o f the publ ic hearing to July 6 , 1 97 1.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVEu, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE APPLICATION OF ROBERT S. BRIOLA, DBA BOB'S GROCERY AND
MARKE T , 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON, BE CLOSE D AND THAT THE REQUEST OF MR. BRIOLA
TO RESET THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR JULY 6 , 1971, BE APPROVED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as fol lows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor decla red the public hearing closed at 9:57 P.M.
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Mayor Schwab s t a ted to members in the audience that those items
a ppearing under 7(a ) of the a genda a nd dealing with Sidewalk Improvement
District No. 71 would not be a cted upon during the June 7, 1971, meeting .
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A memorandum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, dated
June 2, 1971, regarding accounting/operating s tudy, with attachments, was
received for the record.
City Manager Dial discussed the memorandum from Director of
Finance Lyon recommending that the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider & Shepherd
be retained to conduct an accounting/op erating study of the financial opera-
tion s of the City of Eng l ewood .
Mr. William Van Schooneveld , Van Schooneve ld, Heider & Shepherd,
3333 South Bannock Street, appeared b fore City Counci l and discussed the
proposal.
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Director of Finance Lyon appeared before City Council and elabo-
rated on the methods to be used to establish the study.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE ACCOUNTING/
OPERATING STUDY OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD'S FINANCIAL OPERATIONS PROCEED UPON
THE SCHEDULE SUBMITTED IN THE MEMORANDUM WITH THE ADMINISTRATION TO FURNISH
THE FINANCIAL APPROPRIATION AT A LATER DATE. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting
of May 20, 1971, with a memorandum recommending that Mr. Jack DeVivier be
retained as Chairman of the Board of Career Service Commissioners for
another six-year term, were received for the record.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE
CITY COUNCIL RECEIVE THE MEMORANDUM FROM THE BOI\RD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMIS-
SIONERS RECOMMENDING THAT MR. JACK DE VIVIER BE RETAINED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS FOR ANOTHER SIX-YEAR TERM. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of
April 14, 1971, with a memorandum recommending the encroachment of a
forty-two inch chain link fence a long East Princeton Avenue of six feet
for a distance of one hundred feet upon City property by Mr. R. H. Vollmers,
4204 South Logan Street, we r e received for the record.
City Council discussed the recommended encroachment of a forty-
two inch chain link fence at 4204 South Logan Street.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
COUNCIL APPROVE THE ENCROACHMENT OF A FORTY-TWO INCH CHAIN LINK FENCE ALONG
EAST PRINCETON AVENUE OF SIX FEET FOR A DISTANCE OF ONE HUNDRED FEET UPON
CITY PROPERTY BY MR. R. H. VOLLMERS, 4204 SOUTH LOGAN STREET. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Krei l ing , Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of
April 28, 1971, were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of
May 12, 1971, with a memorandum recommending the encroachment of a forty-
eight inch and six foot chain link fence on City property to enclose the
City Ditch to the street and alley by Mr. Henry E. Truji llo, 3001 South
Pearl Street, were receiv d for the record.
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City Counci l discus sed the me mor andum recommending the encroachment
a t 3 001 South Pearl St r e et.
Mayor Schwab ca lle d a recess at 1 0:25 P .M. Council reconvened at
10:40 P .M. Upon the ca ll of the ro ll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Krei l ing , Lay , Senti, Schwab .
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor dec l ared a quorum present .
Discussion of fencing of City D~tch continu e d.
COU NCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROW N SECONDED , THAT THE CITY
COUNCI L APPROVE THE ENCROAC HMENT OF A FORTY -EIGHT I NCH AND SIX Foor CHAIN
LINK FENCE ON CITY PROPERTY TO ENCLOSE THE CITY DITC H TO THE STREET AND ALLEY
BY MR . HENRY E . TRUJIL LO , 3 001 SOUT H PEARL , .. REET . Up on the call of the
roll , the vote resulte d as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Krei l i ng, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nay s: None
Absent: Councilma n Lone
The Ma yor decl are d the mo tion carried.
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The minutes of the Bus Committee meeting of May 11, 1971, were
r eceived for th record.
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The quarterly r e port for the first quarter of 1 97 1 was received
for the r ecord .
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The m~nu tes of the ARAP S Board o f Directors meeting of Ma y 26,
1 97 1, were received for the re cord.
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The minutes of the P l a nning and Zoning Comm ission meeting of May 4,
1 971 , we r e r ec ived for the record .
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The mi nutes of the Pl anning and Zoning Commission meeting of
May 18, 1 9 71, with a me mor andum from the P l anning and Zoning Commi ssion
r ecomm ending the a mendm ent of p arking regulat ions in residential districts,
inc luding a staff r e port from Mr. James L . Supinger , P lanning Director, to
the Pl a nn i ng Comm ission -Case No . 9-7 1, were received for the record .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED , THAT THE MEM O-
RANDUM FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING CO MMISSI ON REC OMMENDING THE AMENDMENT
OF PARKING REGULATIONS lN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS FROM ONE OFF-STREET
PARKING SPACE/DWELL ING UNIT TO TWO SPACES/UNIT FOR SINGLE -FAM ILY DWELLINGS,
AND FOR TWO OR MORE FAMILY DWELLINGS TO ONE SPACE/UNIT FOR AN EFFICIENCY
UNIT, ONE AND ONE -HALF SPACES/UNIT FOR ONE OR TWO BEDROOM UNITS , AND TWO
SPACES/UNIT FOR THREE OR MORE BEDROOM UNITS, BE APPROVED . Upon the ca ll
of the roll, the vot resu lted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Krei l ing , Lay, Senti , S chwab.
Nays: Non
Absent: Counc i lm n Lon
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Th e minutes of the Wa ter a nd Sewer Bo a rd meeting of May 25, 1971,
wi th me morandum s recommending (1) the purc ha s e o f a .189 acre strip of land
f or sewer pla n t acc ess , (2) a pplication for feder a l financi a l a ssistance for
J e ffe rson Driv e sewer l ine e xten sion , and (3) an incr eas e i n charges for
sewage treatme nt a n d s ewer head t a p fees , we r e received for the record.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNC ILMA N LAY SE CONDED, THAT THE REC OMMENDA-
T I ON TO PURCHASE A .18 9 ACRE STRIP OF LAND FOR SEW ER PLAN T ACC ESS BE APPROVED.
Upon t h e ca ll o f the ro ll, t he vo te r esulted as f ollows:
Ay es : Counci lm e n Brow n , Dhority , Kr e i l ing , Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Na ys: None
Abs e nt: Counci lm a n Lon e
The Mayor de c l a red the mot i on car r ied.
Mr. Charle s Ca rroll, Director of Ut i l i ties , and Mr. Stanle y H. Dial,
City Ma n a ger, discus sed with City Council the bids received and rejected for
the construction of the Jef f e rson Drive sanit a ry sewer line extension. Mr.
Dia l stated that it might be possible to obtain 30 per cent matching financial
a ssista nce from the Environmenta l Protect i on Agency, which hopefully would
cover the a pproximate 30 per cent overrun o f the engineer's estimate for the
construction of the Jefferson Drive sewer line.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, T HAT THE
RECOMMENDATION THAT APPLICAT I ON BE MADE FOR FED ERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
FOR JEFFERSON DRIVE SEWER LINE EXTEN SION BE APP ROVE D. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulte d as follow s :
Ayes: Councilmen Br own, Dhority, Kr ei l i ng , Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Na y s : Non e
Abs e nt: Councilman Lone
The Ma yor decla red t he mot i on c a rried.
Mr. Dial a nd Mr . Carroll d iscu s s e d with City Council t he rec ommend a -
tion fo r a 50 per cent i ncrea s e in the cha rge s for sanitary s ewage treatme nt
within the City o f Engle wood. Mr. Carroll stated that eV'en after the increase
the City of Englewood would h a v e the lowest sanita ry sewage charge of a ny city
within the metropol i t an a rea .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCI LMAN KRE I LI NG SECONDED, THAT T HE REC OMMENDA-
TION FOR AN I NCREA SE IN CHARGES FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT AND SEWER HEAD TAP FEE S BE
ACCE PT ED. Upon the ca ll o f the roll, the vote t ·e s ulted a s follows:
Ayes: Counc i lmen Brown, Dhority, Kre i ling , Lay, Sent i , Schwab.
Na y s : None
Ab sent: Counci lman Lon e
Th e Ma yor d e cl a red the mot i on carri e d.
RESOLUT I ON NO. 27 , SERIE S OF 1 9 71
A RE SO LU TION REVISING SEWER HEAD TAP FEES INSIDE THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLO RADO.
(C o p ied in f u ll i n the officia l Resolution Book.)
COU NCILMAN LAY MOVED, CO UN CILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT RE SOLUT ION NO .
27 , SE RIES OF 1 97 1, BE AD OPT ED AND APPROVED . Upon t h e call o f t he roll, t he
vat r esulte d a s fo llows :
Ay es : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Krei l ing , Lay , Senti , Schw ab .
N y s : Non e
Ab sent: Co uncilman Lo n
The Mayo r decl red th .at1on carr i d .
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RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1 9 71
A RESOLUTION REVISING THE SANITARY SEWE R HEAD TAP FEES FOR TAPS
OUTSIDE THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO.
(Copied in full in the o fficial Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY S ECONDE D, THAT RESOLUTION
NO . 28, SERIES OF 1 9 71, BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED . Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as fo llows :
Ayes: Counc i lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Counc i lman Lone
The Mayor decl a red the mot i on carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION REVISING THE RATE SC HEDULE FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT IN-
SIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CO RPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION
NO. 29, SERIES OF 1971, BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor decla red the mot i on carried.
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A memorandum from Mr. James L. Supinger, Planning Director, on
behalf of the Workable Program Citiz e ns' Committee, was received for the
record, and City Council considered appointments of additional members
and replacement members to the Committee.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
FOLLOWING PERSONS BE APPOINTED TO THE WORKABLE PROGRAM CITIZENS' COMMITTEE:
MR. BARRY SLATER , 4031 SOUTH EIJ\TI STREET: MR. GILBERT J. VALDEZ, 3163
BELLEWOOD AVENUE; MRS . PRESTON E . DECKER, 4371 SOUTH CLARKSON STREET; AND
MRS. BEVERLY GONZALES , 4275 SOUTH PEARL STREET. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulte d as follows:
Ayes: Counci lmen Brow n , Dhority, Krei ling , Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Counci lman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried •
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 17, SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 2, TITLE XIV, '69
E .M.C ., ENTITLED "STATE SPEED LAWS APPLICABLE ," BY ESTABLISHING A FIFTEEN
(1 5) MILE-PER-HOUR MAXIMUM SAFE SPEED LIMIT WITHIN OR THROUGH ANY ALLE Y
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO .
(Cop ied in full in th official Ordinance Book.)
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COUNCI LMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE
NO. 17, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE
IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Upon the ca ll o f the roll, the vote
resulted as fo llows:
Ayes : Counci lmen Brown, Dhority , Krei ling , Lay , Senti , Schwab .
Nays : None
Absent: Councilman Lon e
The Mayor dec l a red the mo tion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 18, SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 12, CHAPTER 3 ,
TITLE XV OF THE '69 E .M.C ., ENTITLED "WA TER AND SEWER ," REQUIRING THAT
ALL NEW WATER SERVICE TO BE PLACED ON METERS.
(C opied in fu ll in the officia l Ord i nance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED , THAT ORDI-
NANCE NO . 18, SERIES OF 1 9 71, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY
TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted a s follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent : Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 19, SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING SECTIONS 31, 3 2, 33 AND 34, CHAPTER 4,
ARTICLE 3 , ENTITLED "CO UNCIL D ISTRICTS ," OF TITLE I OF THE '69 E.M.C.
BY CORRECTING ERRORS IN THE COUNCIL DISTRICTS, AS PUBLISHED IN THE NEW
MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
(C opied in fu ll in the official Ordinanc e Book.)
CO UNCILMA N BROWN MOVED, COUNCILM AN DHORI TY SECONDED , THAT
ORDINANCE NO . 1 9 , SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUB-
LISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dho rity , Kreiling, Lay , Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent : Counc i lman Lone
The May or declared the mo tion carried .
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A Bill f or an Ordina nce repea l ing the requirement which prohib its
service stations to be b u i lt wi thin 500 fee t of each other was discu ssed
by City Attorney Bera rdini .
It was the consensu s of C ity Council that no action be taken on
this bill until a bill incorporating a ll amendments to the distance
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Brmm and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 11-1, ARTICLE XI, OF THE MODEL
TRAFFIC CODE OF THE OFFICIAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ENTITLED
"STOPPING , STANDING OR PARKING IN SPECIFIED PLACES, BY PROHIBITING PARKING
OF VEHICLES WITHIN TWENTY (20) FEET OF ANY CROSSWALK"; AND BY ADDING A
NEW SUBSECTION THERETO PROHIBITING PARKING OF VEHICLES WITH EXCESSIVE
HEIGHT WITHIN ONE HUNDRED (100) FEET OF ANY INTERSECTION .
City Council discussed the c orrelation between campers ob-
structing view and accidents and the difficulty of establishing standards
wpereby it could be determined that a vehicle was obstructing the view.
City Council also discussed the implications of not allowing
campers and other vehicles over 5-1/2 feet to be parke d on a street if
within 100 feet of an intersection .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE TABLED FOR FUTURE CONSIDERATION AND
DISCUSSION BY CITY COUNCIL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Senti.
Nays: Councilmen Brown, Schwab .
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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A proposal for a contract with a private codifier to provide
supplements to the Municipal Code was discus sed by City Attorney Berardini.
(Letters from General Code Publishers C orpo rat~on dated August 25, 1970,
to Mr. Hugo Ruggiero , and from Stephen A. Lyon to Stanley H. Dial dated
May 19, 1971, were received for the record.)
Mr. E. Humphrey of General Code Publishers Corporation, P. 0 .
Box 98, Spencerport , New York 14559, a ppeared and discussed a proposed
contract between the City of Englewood and General Code Publishers
Corporation , whereby General Code Publishers Corporation would provide
supplement service to the City Code for the City of Englewood. City
Counc il discussed the p roposal.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT AND PREPARE A RESOLUTION
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR A CONTRACT WITH GENERAL CODE PUBLISHERS CORPORATION ,
P. 0 . BOX 98, SPENCERPORT, NEW YORK, TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTS TO THE MUNICIPAL
CODE. Councilman Lay stated that he would like to see a short report
annua lly after comm encement of this action. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as fo llows:
Ayes: Counc~lmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Counc~lman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Introduc d as a Bi ll by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4, CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE VI, '69
E.M.C. BY REQUIRING ALL GARBAGE CANS OR RECEPTACLES, WHEN PLACED FOR
COLLECTION , TO B PLACED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY RATHER THAN IN THE PUBLIC
RIGHT-CF..WAY.
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City Attorney Berardini discussed the bill.
Discuss ion by City Council ensued.
It was the consensus of City Council that this Bill for an Ordi-
nance be held over for further research.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Senti and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 22.5-5a (10) OF THE COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, ENTITLED "PRIVATE OFF-
STREET PARKING STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL USES," BY INCREASING THE REQUIRED
OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENTIAL USES.
Note: The following items were received for the record:
Chapter 75 of Zoning by Rathkopf and memorandum with attachment pertaining
to a parking study for City of Tustin, California.
City Council discussed the creation of stricter parking require-
ments for dwellings.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT A PUBLIC
HEARING BE SET FOR JULY 6, 1971, ON THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AND
THAT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED BILL AND THE BILL FOR AN
ORDINANCE BE PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent : Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorne y Berardini reported that Judge Green had ordered an
election to be held in t he area known as the Santa Fe-Union annexation
area to a llow the re sidents to d e termine whether they wish to be anne~d
to the City of Englewood or t o the City of Sheridan. Mr. Berardini recom-
mended that the case be a ppe a l e d because the Judge did not rule on the
legality of the Sheridan proceeding s to annex the area and various other
matter s .
COUNCIL MA N LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO APPEAL THE SANTA FE-UNION ANNEXATION CASE. Upon
the call o f the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows :
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: No ne
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor decl ared the mo t~on carried.
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City Manager Dial reported that he had rejected bids previously
received f o r the front end loa d e r for the Public Works Department. Mr.
Dial stated that a Massey-Ferguson loa der had been offered to the city,
however , for a price o f $17 ,395.68 as opposed to the $19,715.00 which was
the low bid . Mr. Dial stated that the Massey-Ferguson front end loader
was preferable to the Public Works Departaent and recommended that the City
Council a pprove the purchase.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE
PURCHASE OF A MASSEY-FERGUS ON FRONT END LOADER FOR THE PUBLIC WORK S
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DEPARTMENT AT A PRICE OF $17,395.68 FROM KING AND EAST MACHINERY CORPORATION
BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial recommended the app rova l of Miss Harriet Lute,
Director of Libraries, attending the Annual Conference of the American
Library Association in D~llas, Texas, from June 1 9 -2 3 , 1971.
COUNCI LMAN DH ORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT THE ATTEN-
DANCE OF MIS S HARRI ET LUTE AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD IN DALLAS, TEXAS, FROM JUNE 19-23, 1 9 71, BE APPROVED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote r esu lted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reminded members of City Council that in passage
of the necessary actions to allow the City of Englewood to obtain flood
insurance, the City had obligated itself to institute a form of flood plain
zoning. Mr. James Quinn of Urban Drainage District had proposed to city
officia ls that a moratorium be placed on all building in the area in which
flooding had occurred during the 1965 flood. Mr. Dial requested City
Council to designate two people to meet with Mr. Quinn to discuss the
moratorium. Mayor Schwab appointed Councilman Kreiling and C ity Manager
Dial.
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Councilman Dhority nominated Mrs. Jane Schnackenberg, 4601 South
Bannock Street, to the Englewood Public Library Board.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, T HAT MRS.
JANE SCHNACKENBERG BE APPOINTED TO THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD FOR A
TERM FROM JUNE 8, 1971, TO FEBRUARY 1, 1972, AND THAT A WHITE BALLOT BE CAST
FOR HER APPOINTMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Senti , Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent: Counci lman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried •
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Counci lman Kreiling nominated Mrs. Virginia Vobejda, 3110 South
Delaware , to the P l anning and Zoning Commission to fulfill the term of Dr.
Ray Walsh.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT MRS.
VIRGINIA VOBEJDA BE APPOINTED TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR A
TERM FROM JUNE 8, 1971, TO FEBRUARY 1, 1974, AND THAT A WHITE BALLOT BE
CAST FOR HER AP POINTMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
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Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Councilman Dhority nominated Mr. Marvin Dodrill , 2875 South Sherman ,
to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals to fulfill the term of Mr. Dave
Senseney .
COUNCI LMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT MR.
MARVIN DODRILL BE APPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS FOR A
TERM FROM JUNE 8, 1971, TO FEBRUARY 1, 1975, AND THAT A WHITE BALLOT BE
CAST FOR HIS APPOINTMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor decla red the motion carried.
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Councilman Senti nominated Reverend Barry Kimbrough, 4655 Sout h
Kalamath, to the Career Service Board.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED , THAT
REVEREND BARRY KIMBROUGH BE APPOINTED TO THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD FOR A
TERM FROM JUNE 8, 1971, TO JUNE 1, 1977, AND T HAT A WHITE BALLOT BE CAST
FOR HIS APPOINTMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Senti, Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Lay
Absent: Councilman Lone
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab established a City Council study session for June 28,
1971.
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Councilman Lay gave an ora l report on a recent meet ing he had
attended to discuss the 911 telephone emergency service for Western Arapahoe
County. Councilman Lay stated that the people at the meeting had di s cussed
the rules pertinent to forming a group to consider and deal with 911 and
the requirements for operating 911 placed by the telephone company. Mr. Lay
stated that the individuals at the meeting had requested a formal cost esti-
ma te from Mountain Bell for the installation of 911.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING
BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent : Counc i lman Lone
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CITY O F E NGLEWOOD, C OLO.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JUNE 17, 1971, 7:00P.M.
PRESENT: H . R . Braun, E. L . Ausfahl and J. F. Murphy
THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1 . The minutes of the last regular meeting as printed.
2 . The following promotion effective May 16, 1971:
NAME
PAYNE, Nellie
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Senior Account Clerk to
Chief Clerk, Utilities
3. The following promotion effective June 1, 1971:
UNCAPHER, Ruth Intermediate Clerk Typist to
Sr . Account Clerk, Utilities
4. The following promotion effective June 8, 1971:
JOZSA, Hope Jr. Account Clerk to
Intermediate Clerk Typist,
Utilities
GRADE
& STEP
13 F to
14 F
12E to
13E
llE to
12E
5. The following anniversary increases effective July 1, 1971:
DURANT, Henry Engineering Aide III 22D
KAVINSKY , James Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec. 17C
6. The following probationary to permanent status changes with
increase in pay effective July 1, 1971:
CURTICE, John Plant Operator, Sewer 20C
INWOOD, Judith Dispatcher, Police 14B
7. The following probationary to permanent status changes with
no increase in pay effective July 1, 1971:
BAKER, Donald
ELDER, Vernon
HINSON, James
RADDEN, Leroy
SILBY, Da vid
8. The following new
CHANEY, Alv a
Patrolman 4th Class
Patrolman 4th Class
Patrolman 4th Class
Patrolman 4th Class
Patrolman 4th Class
hires:
Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec .
Effective May 20, 1971
21A
21A
21A
21A
21A
17A
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NAME
COLEMAN, Ronald
FYLES, James
GILLESPIE, Jack
WHIGHAM, Wesley
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Maintenanceman, Street
Effective May 19, 1971
Maintenanceman, Street
Effective May 19, 1971
Maintenanceman, Street
Effective June 10, 1971
Garage Service Attendent,
Street
Effective June 16, 1971
9. The following terminations:
ANDERSEN, John
COLEMAN, Ronald
PRESTON, Jerome
Maintenanceman, Street
Effective June 11, 1971
Maintenanceman, Street
Effective May 31, 1971
Garage Service Attendent,
Street
Effective June 15, 1971
10. The following Progress Reports:
CLAWSON, Dale Patrolman 1st Class
JOHNSON, Stanley Fireman 1st Class
MARTIN, Douglas Patrolman 1st Class
OAKLEY, Wayne Street Foreman
PFLAEGING, Robert Mechanic, Water Dist.
WALKUP , Ronald Equipment Opr. II, Street
WARD, Loren Lieutenant, Fire
GRADE
& STEP
17A
17A
17A
lSA
17A
17A
lSA
22F
22F
22F
22F
21F
19F
25F
The personnel action on Mr. John Curtice, sewer plant operator,
was examined. Mr. Braun asked if Mr . Curtice had acquired his
preliminary sanitation certificate. Mr. Murphy informed the
Board that Mr. Curtice had obtained both his "C" and "D" certif-
icates but that the Personnel Office had not received them yet.
Since it was noted on the personnel action demoting Mr. Curtice
from office manager to plant operator that his F step would be
reinstated upon completion of his probationary period and the
simultaneous acquisition of his "D" certificate
IT WAS MOVED , SECONDED AND PASSED TO REINSTATE JOHN CURTICE'S
F STEP IN GRADE 20, RETROACTIVE TO JULY 1. AS SOON AS HIS "C"
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The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is scheduled for
July 15, 1971.
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Recording Secretary
Chairman
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FROM: James L. Supinger, Director of Planning
SUBJECT: Rezoning Case #11-71: Kenneth R. Prater on behalf
of George B. and Edna Adams.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission, at its meeting
June 8, 1971, voted 4 - 2 (3 members absent) to recommend
approval of the request of Kenneth R. Prater, on behalf of
George B. and Edna Adams for rezoning of a portion of
Lot 6 and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park Subdivision
from 1-1 (Light Industrial) District to R-3-A (Multi-family
Residential) District for the following reasons:
1. Evidence was presented at the hearing showing there had
been a change of condition in the area when the Centennial
Park was developed; and
2. That there was no opposition to the request expressed at
the public hearing.
ubmitted,
NGE~~ AMES L. SUP
Director of Planning
on behalf of
City Planning & Zoning
Commission.
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Minutes
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Valley Water & Sanitation District
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Case #ll-71
Date to be Considered:
June 8, 1971
Subj ect ·
Requested Zone Change from 1-1 (Light Industrial)
District to R-3-A (Multi-family Residential) District.
Apphcant :
Kenneth R. Prater on behalf of George B. and
Edna Adam s.
Legal Description :
Lot 7 and a portion of Lot 6, Block 1, Centennial
lndust r 1al Pa k,
Location :
Site fronts approximately 500 feet on the south and
west s1de of South Decatur Street approximately 150 feet of
West Union Avenue.
Recomm nded Action :
That the City Planning and Zoning Commission deny
the reque t of Kenneth R. Prater on behalf of George B. and
Edna Adams fo rezon1ng of Lot 7 and a portion of Lot 6,
Bloc k 1, Centennial Industr1al Park from the I-1 (Light
lndu s tr1al) D1strict to the R-3-A (Multi-family Residential)
D1st 1 t for th e follow1ng reasons:
1. Adequal 1nformat1on ha s not been subm1.tted showing that
th e publ1 n ecessity , convenience, health, safety, morals,
general welfare, or g ood zon1ng pract1.ce justifies the
1 qu sted c hang •
2. The ompreh•ns1v Plan designates the subject area for
"Bu 1ne ss" uses.
3 . The n •d for add1t1onal mult1.ple family zoning, and the
lack oJ n ee d for e x1 s ting industr1.al zoning in the subject
a1ea ha s not ben s hown.
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4. Approximately 300 multiple f amily units have been recently
completed, or are under construction, on the west side of
Low e ll Bouleva d a s hort distance west of the subject
s~te .
5. Approval of the request would be "spot zoning" as the only
multipl e fam~ly z oning 1n the immediate area.
Background :
The entennial Industrial Park, previously known as
the "Adam -Tract '' and "Riverside Industrial Park", was annexed
to the C1ty of Englewood in September, 1960, and subsequently subdiv~d d by Mr . Geotge B . Adams. Mr. Adams requested an I-1
(L t ght l ndustrlal) zoning for all of this property except a
strtp along We t Unton Avenue which was then zoned R-1-A and
th e Northea t OlnPr of Federal and Union Avenue which was
zoned M-1 (The quivalent of I-1) to accommodate an existing
servtce tat1on.
Th 0rt1.pnal s ket c h submitted September, 1960, for the
zon1ng t equ t s howed a 30ft. buffer are a along Federal
Boulevatd. The buffer area was intended to provide a se para-
tion and ser tnng of the industrial area from the res~dential
ar a to th we t of Fed eral Boulevard. Changes later recom-
m nded by th Engineering, Utility and Planning Departments
a . k d lot larger lots f or the possible development ; the road
w b lo ·at don the pl at to be closer to the existing under-
gtound uttltty lines to lessen the likelihood of bu1ldings
b<>tng Ptect d over them and it was throught that the lots
tmmcdtately cast of Federal Boulevard should have a cess from
D catut Street only, uot allowing traffi c through the buffer
stt 1p. Th buffer strip, to be land sca ped with three rows of
p\ant1ngs of Pinon Pine, hrubs and d ciduous trees, was
agteed to by M . Adams a as urance that the prox1mity of a
ltghl tndustt 1al area wo uld not decrea e the value of the
1 SJdPnteb 1n th1 a ea. The corded ubdivision plat in-
clud•s a 20 foot asem nt for land aping and a 20 foot ease-
m nt loJ th Brown Ditch on the w st side of the subdivision.
It was the op1nion of the th en Ci ty Attorn y that an
otdtn.nce tequttlng planted screening b tween incompatible
areas would not be workable. Therefor a covenant was pre-
p.ucd to tnsttr' ompatibil1ty w1th adJacent residential dis-
tltcts; th1s covenant p ovid d for a 20ft. screening strip
l ng Fed ral Boulevard and th ma1ntenance of such landscaping ;
bl't •<>ntnK i<>nc H to nclos stot ag areas ; height of building
l1rn1l~ to 30ft . above urb lev 1 ; sig n control; and lot
covPt.Ig' ltnnt, w1th pl'OV.l 10n that any change from 1nt nt
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and meaning be subject to agreement of the City of Englewood.
This covenant was to have been filed and recorded by Mr. Adams;
whether or not this was done is not known.
April 1961, the Planning Commission waived a requirement of a
4 ft. sidewalk along Federal Boulevard. It was felt that
since Mr. Adams had agreed to a 20 ft. planting strip that a
s1dewalk would not be necessary. The Commission did require
that this planting strip be set back 4 ft. from the curb to
allow emergency space off of the roadway.
May, 1962, the rezoning of this area to 1-1 or Light Industrial,
was approved with the final plat showing the 20 ft. buffer
strip and the Brown D1tch.
June, 1962, Mr. Adams gave an additional 20 ft.
easement for the Brown Ditch.
The lots on the east side of Decatur Street and
Lot 3 of Block 3 were purchased from Mr. Adams by the City of
Englewood June, 1969. These lots were developed as part of
Cente nnial Pa k, first opened in 1971. The park development
i ncludes a lighted ball field directly across the street from
the su bject area and to the north.
De par tmen tal Comments:
Pa r ks & Recreation:
"The parcel of land north of West Union Avenue
and on the west side of South Decatur Street is
only fo ty (40) to sixty (60) feet from the lighted
softball fteld in Cente nnial Park. This will mean
no1 , 1ntense l1ght and considerable car traffic
from th first of May through Labor Day. Softball
game often ont1nue a late as 11:30 p.m.
"It 1s also poss1 ble that foul balls may go over
the ba ks top du I' .1 ng base ba 11 games that rna y be
played .t th1s f1eld during the day. This could
be a thJ at to apartment windows."
"Wlth regard to rezoning the George Adams property,
the wat r and sewer ut1lities are under the control
of th Valley Water and Sanitation Districts.
"Tht office does not object to the proposed
r zon.tng."
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Public Works:
"In r eply to your memo of May 25, 1971, I would
make the following comments:
1. The street is paved to the 44-foot width
with ve r tical curb and gutter with no sidewalk.
2. The drainage runoff f rom a multi-family
resi dential a re a would possibly be less than the
o r iginal zoning o f li g ht industrial.
"Becau se o f the above reasons I would have no
object1ons to t he proposed rezoning; however, I
do fee l t hat walk should be installed at the time
of c ons tru e ti on."
P olice Department :
No c omm e nt s
F 1 re D partment :
o comme nt s
Plannin g Depa tme nt Analysis:
Th1s request is f o r rezoning o f one lot, and a portion
of anothe , from 1n du strial to multiple family residential use.
The combtned 1te would fron t on South Decatur Street because
th westerly 145 fe t of Lot 6 ha s been developed wi th commer-
c tal us s f1ont1ng on , a nd with access from, Federal Boulevard.
The rema1nder of th indu tr1al zoning would remain intact
w1th th result that the proposed mult i p le family site would
po s1bly b sutround d by dlSSJmilar uses, 1.e., single f~ly
1-1dent1al, comm tct:tl, 1ndustr1al and park •
Th • Plann1ng partm nt also qu es t ions the need for
addit1onal mul t1ple lam1ly zoning at th1s time. There is con-
Sldelab l e LOntnl{ .;;u1tabl for multiple f am i ly developmen t i n
a mu h better locat1on, surtounding the downtown c ore, wh1 ch
has not been d v•loped. Also , a short distance west i n Denver ,
a larg compl x ot apa1 tments (300) 1s b ei nc deve lope d •
lt ~hould al o b e not ed that the proposed multiple
fam1ly dev lopm nt wtll not "pay its way" from a tax standpoint.
Only the mo t xclustv mult1pl e fa mily d e v e lopments generate
enough tax s to ov r th e c ost of erv ices received.
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Lastly, but not least in importance, the proposal
would be contrary to the suggested "Business" (Commercial)
use suggested by the Comprehensive Plan for the subject area.
Based upon all of these reasons, the Planning Department
recommends denial of the request.
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D1rector of Planning
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SUBJECT: Recommendation re §22,5-3(f) of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Location of Filling Stations)
The City Planning and Zoning Commission at its meeting
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complete deletion of §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance relative to the location of filling stations.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES L, SUPINGER
Director of Planning
on behalf of
City Planning & Zoning
Commission.
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City Attorney's Opinion 67-1
Memorandums from Fire Chief: 4/29/71; 5/3/71; 6/4/71.
Minutes: 5/4/71; 5/18/71; 6/8/71
cc: City Attorney
Fire Chief
Mr. John Kramer
Oil Companies
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Case #8 71
The repeal of §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance dealing w~th locat~on res tr1ct1ons for gasol~ne
service stations with regard to d1stance from schools, play-
grounds, and other service sta tions .
D9te to be Considered:
May 4, 1971
Appl1cant:
C1ty of Englewood
Action Being Considered:
Re p e al of §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
which states :
".£E_oximity to school build~ngs and ex:ist1ng hllinK
stations. F1lllng stations shall not be placed within fi ve hundred
(500) feet of an ntrance to a school bu1ld1ng or a play-
ground, nor w~thin five hundred (500) feet of an exi ting
fill1ng station property 11ne .
Ba c k ground of Prev~ous Action:
The Building Depa tment in 1967 re quested that the City
Attorney render an opinion regarding subJeCt provis1on. In an op1n~on dat d March 3, 1967, the Attorney stated that §22 .5-3
(f) con t1 tuted a d 1 crim1na t1on against fil l~ng station owners
and op rato s as opposed to those businesses which dispense
ga olinc and o~l as an accessory use, such as car washes and
g arag Thet·efore, the law wa unenforceable. (See attached
opin1onl .
ommcnt s from Oth er Department
Bu1ld~ng : In concunence w~th the C1ty Attorney's
op1n1on that the ru l e in 1ts present form
is not enfo1ceable.
Fire : We are in agreement that this Ordinance 1s un-
nfo•· Pable and probably discrimin9tory, but mo re
than that we feel that this Ord1nance has no real
safety advantages ovEr the present bu1lding and fire
code regulations wh1ch governs 1nstallation dis-
pens1ng and delivery of gasoline product s,
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Case #8-71
The pu pose of the ord1nance 1s to separate the hazards
of gasol1ne pump dispensing services from school areas and to
discour·age concentrated areas of automotive services. This
purpose 1s not beir.g effectively served by imposing distance
restr1ct1ons solely on gasol1ne service stations and excluding
those bus1nesses which d1spense gasol1ne as an accessory use.
The present law const1tutes a restr1ct1on of trade and has
been held to be u nconst1tuttonal when challenged in the courts.
Recommendat1on of the Planntng Department:
The Plann i ng Department recommends that §22.5-3(f) be
repealed for the follow1ng easons:
1. It 1s d1sc r 1minatory against gasoline service station
ope r ators and owners, onstituting a restriction of
trade.
2. It is not enforceable.
3. Practical expe ience shows the law to not be effectively
serving the purpose for which it was adopted.
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FROM: James L. Supiuger, Director of Planning
OFFI C I A L
CIT'l CO U 1CIL DOCUMENT
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CO U~CI L r.1L:_; I ~.G FILE
CIT'( OF EN G LEWOOD. C OLO.
DATE: llay 13, 1971
SUBJECT: Suggested Regulations Regarding Dispe nsing ~nd/o r ~t o rage o f
Petroleum Products, Fl~mmable Liqu i d s and F l aum ab le Ga s e s.
At the meeting of May 4, 1971, the Commissi o n considered the repe al
of §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive Zo ni n g Or di n anc e relative t o the
location of filling stations to schools, playgrou n ds and exiEting
service stDtions . The Commission recommended the repeal of that por-
tion of the section prohibiting the location of a filling station
with in 500 feet of an existing filli ng station llnd requested that the
st~ff draft performance standards for inclusion in the ordinance for
the loc~ tion of dispensing facilities near schools and playgrounds .
A me e ting was he ld Hny 11 with Fire Chief Bill Ramilton and John
K1·awr, Manager o f Property 2ervices, Englc:~-..ood Public Schools . Dis-
cuasion ol the vnrious aspects of the situation has resulted i n the
f ollowi ng suggec· tions oil whi ch the Fire Chief, Mr . Kramer and Director
of Planning agree:
1 USE TO BE REGULJ'.T.,D. Oispen ·i ng and/or storage of petroleum pro-
aucts , flamrurbiO-rtquids a nd !Jammable gases e ither ns 8 primary
or as a secondary use.
2 CONDITI ONS UN)ER WH ICH REGULATIONS APPLY: When above use or usee
;rs-IOCiteu vit11n six hunared (600) feet of a public or private
chool or plnya ·:-~und. (Jefinit ions required f0r "school" 11nd
"pl:-yground"). 'fi1 e suggested dist:-nce correEponde to the length
of the long r.:ide, Ol' two short sides, o f o typical city uloclt .
:l . JJl~ HO"J 01 ruGULAJ'ION. P. conditional u se permit -r1ould be required
WTIT1--o c ear"Iiir: held by the City Planning aodZoning Commission .
~ ulct-:1!-~-Cit y l~partments, the fcho o l bi trict,
L~e general puJlic ~u d the applicant :>n opportunity to present
evidence re1: tiv to the c~se .
:1 . Topo rnnhy of the n1· r .
0 . Populnllon dePEity in the :>ran.
c . flze or be propoted faci ity .
d . >clivct·y ch:,:ncteri tics ( ize, route , times)
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The Commission FhoulJ 110\: i:>e limited lY the .-i.>ove
l.mt r,hould conf i lcr ·my 1nform11tion which •10• ld l.le.
nppU cnt on .
considerntion
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The suggested regul:-tionE can .>e related directly to herlth :>nd safety
and would rel'l.ove the discriminatory regul~tions on service
st?tion primary UF"es . Chief llr>mil ton will >e on hrnd to d1Fcuss the
he11lth Pnd srfety aspects wi th the CommiEsion.
After a critical review of the suggested regulations by the Commission
with input from the Petroleum Industry. i f the Comaission agrees with
the regulations. n draft ordinance should be prepared and set for public
hearing .
Respectf~uoo~tted,
~.su~r
Dire ctor of Planning
encl : Map of Pu.>lic & Private School Locations
cc : Mr . John Kramer
Chief Hamilton
Oil Companies
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CITY OF ENG L CWOOO, CO LO..
TO : James L. Supinger, Planning Director DATE: June 4, 1971
FROM : 1-lm. A. Hamilton, Fire Chief
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SUBJECT : Flammable Liquids
Please be advised of the following Regulations governing
the transportation, storage, dispensing, sales, etc. of
combustible liquids, and liquefied petroleum gases within
the City of Englewood and the State of Colorado as
governed by the Building Code, City of Englewood, the
Fire Prevention Code, City of Englew~od, and especially
safety requirements imposed by Fire Officials as provided
for in the Fire Prevention Code pertaining to public
safety.
I am also providing you with one copy of the 1960 edition
"Laws and Regulations" concerning the Use, Transportation
Metering and Storage of Liquefied Petroleum Gases, also
one copy of the National Fire Code, Volume #1 which is
part of our Code by reference in controlling and governing
subject material. (please return the 2 phamplets men-
tioned above) •
To answer your specific questions: Are our Laws and
Regulations adequate so far as flammable liquids and
liquefied petroleum gases are concerned? I feel that
at the presen t time, under present conditions, yes th e y
are adequate to mee t rea s onable safety for the public
and proper t y w i thin the City of Englewood. The other
question: Should we abolish the 500 ft. limit on which
a filing station may be operated near a school building
or children playground? I do not recommend that we
eliminate this safety restriction unless we replace it
with an adjusted Ordinance that would afford us an
opportunity to avert what could be a s e rious disaster
involving gas ~~in ~. flammable liquids and vapor with
large n u mber s of children or school assembly building.
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NOTICE TO DEALERS AND HAULERS OF
FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS AND HAZARDOUS
CHEMICALS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
Gentlemen:
1. We wish to call to your attention Ordinance 36, Series 1970
of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood adopting the Fire
Prevention Code, 1970 Edition of the American Insurance Association.
"Flanunab1e and Combustible Liquids" control as set forth
under the following 9 Divisions:
T GENERAL DIVISIONS •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••• p. 80
I l TANK STORAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p. 84
Ill PIPING, VALVES AND FITTINGS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.l04
IV CONTAINERS AND PROTABLE TANK STORAGE •••••••••••••••••• p.l06
V INDUSTRIAL PLANTS AND PROCESSING PLANTS ••••••••••••••• p.llS
VI BULK PLANTS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p .124
VII SERVICE STATIONS·············•••••••••••••••••••••••••P•l33
VIII REFINERIES, CHEMICAL PLANTS & DISTILLERIES •••••••••••• p.l42
IX TANK VEHICLES FOR FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS ••• p.l44
"Hazardous Chemicals" control as set forth in Article 20:
2. Among other requirements which we are reasonably sure you are
familiar with under the subject Code in reference to "Flarrmable and
Combustible Liquids", we wish to point out that permits are required
for all tank/truck deliveries, with none permitted over 9,000
gallons. Also tank/truck designated routes through or within our
City limits as follows:
NORTH & SOUTH:
EAST & WEST:
EAST TO BROADWAY:
WEST TO CITY LIMITS:
Santa Fe Drive
Highway #285
Dartmouth -Oxford -Quincy -Belleview
Dartmouth -Belleview
NOTE:
When deliveries are necessary off of the designated routes,
as per the permits issued by the Fire Prevention Bureau of
the City of Englewood Fire Department, they should be made
by the most direct routes with return by the same route
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NOH:: AcldiLional clellvery requirements of tank/truck deliveries
up lo and including 9,000 gallons.
\. ln ;~ddiLion, the Building and Fire Departments require the
fo 1 I owi nb n·qui rem~nts:
a. Delivery to be made by tractor and trailer unit (no pup
t r .li I t-r a 11 owed ) •
~. Delivery unlt must be entirely on station property during
said de 1 i very.
c. Entrance and exit of tractor unit to service station to
be: 111ad(-without impeding regular street traffic.
d. Air-tight connections between delivery tank and fill
pipes of unC:~rground storage, plus "glass elbow" for content
inspection.
e. Overfill of underground tank will necessitate the con-
tinuation of hose connections until level of fluid is below
£round level to eliminate any spillage.
f. Travel routes to the stations to be established.
4. Designated routes traveled by tank/truck not makinf deliveries
within the City of Englewood, permits will not be requ red.
s. If we may be of further assistance, please feel free to
contact us:
175 W. Girard Ave.
Englewood, Colo. 80110
Ph: 781-6686
GRAYSON D. HARTLEY, Capt.
Enforcement Officer
Wm. A. HAMILTON,
Fire Chief
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GASOLINE TANK STORAGE (Above Ground)
SECTION 16.22
TANK
CAPACITY
275 or less
3,000,000
or
More
DISTANCE TO
PROPERTY LINE
5 ft.
(GRADUATING TO)
175 ft.
DISTANCE TO
NEAREST BUILDING
5 ft.
60 ft.
UNDERGROUND TANK -SECTION 16.23
Not less than 1 ft. to nearest wall of any basement,
covered at least 2 to 3 ft. depending upon traf -ic to
pass over tank --less if concrete s l ab i s poured over
tank. vent to be at leas t 12 ft. above ground level.
Tank test 3 to 5 lbs. once placed in ground and lines
at least 60 lbs. on all except vents.
Deliveries are regulated by permits issued throucrh
this Department over routes established by Council.
Trucks are checked by State Inspectors and also this
Department. (See attached aheet that is given to all
gasoline distributors.
All of the above are within limits of approval of
Zoning Classifica tion
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James L. Supinger, Planning Director June 4, 1971
Wm. A. Hamilton, Fire Chief
Flammable Liquids
Please be advised of the following Regulations governing
the transportation, storage, dispensing, sales, etc. of
combustible liquids, and liquefied petroleum gases within
the City of Englewood and the State of Colorado as
governed by the Building Coda, City of EnglC\-IOOd, the
Fire Prevention Code, City of Englewood, and especially
aafety requirements imposed by Fire Officials as provided
for in the Fire Prevention Code pertaining to public
safety.
I am also providing you with one copy of the 1960 edition
"La,.,s and Regulations" concerning the Use, Trancportation
Metering and Storage of Liquefied Petroleum Gases, also
one copy of the National Fire Code, Volume #1 which is
part of our Code by reference in controlling and governing
aubject material. (please return the 2 phamplets men-
tioned above).
To answer your ~pacific questions• Are our Laws and
Regulations adequate so far as flammable liquids and
liquefied petroleum gases are concerned? I feel that
at the present ti~e. under present conditions, yes they
are adequate to meet reason~ble safety for the public
and property within the City of Englewood. Tho other
question: Should we abolish the 500 ft. limit on which
a filing station may be operated near a school building
or children playground? I do not recommend that we
eliminate this safety restriction unless we replace it
with an adjusted Ordinance that would afford us an
opportunity to avert what could be a serious disaster
involving gasoline, flammable liquids and vapor with
large numbers of children or school assembly building.
Wm. A. HAMILTON,
Pire Chief
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James L. Supinger, Director of
Planning
Wm. A. Hamilton, Fire Chief
DATE : May 3, 1971
SUBJECT: Repeal of Ordinance 22. 5-3 (f) of Comprehensive z oning
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As a result of additional study affecting Ordinance 22.5-3(f),
and also having discussed the section which applies to the
separation distance of filling stations from schools or
playgrounds within the City with Mr. John Krammer I would
like at this time to reverse my original opinion and say that
the 500' separation distance from a school building or a
playground facility does have some merit from the standpoint
of flammable li~uid safety and that we recommend that you
consider maintaining this section of the Ordin~1 or
implementing a similar requirement. ~
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James L. Supinger, Director of
Planning
Wm. A. Hamilton, Fire Chief
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SUBJECT: Repeal of S22.5-3(f) of Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
We are in agreement that this Ordinance is .un-enforcible
and probably discriminatory , but more than that we feel
that this Ordinance has no real safety advantages over the
present building and fire code regulations which governs
installation dispensing and delivery of gasoline products.
Therefore we recommend
APR 2 l 1971
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CITY A'l'TO~·-:m Y'5 Oi'IHIC'!l (,7-1 . rtL E.t~rch 23, b67
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Subject: ~~!l~c-'lb~ti~j: ~.~:~~~t(l~~·~ o~ ,f;~~~~~~ 22.5-3f of
t.lu .. un;. _ _,_p ~J. .... uu.~ 1,. ou..ca . ., C:. c._t .. · .. cL 1 •
'lhc Builr.li..~ Dei u rt;.:c nt han rcquest-::J thin ofiic~ to
express ita opinion upon tl:.c npplicabi!.ity :md the v<ll~c!ity
o( ~ccticn 22.5-3:" of t h e J :.•n i:::l ~).:!l Co ·::!, \1:1i.ch ~--rohibit::> £ill:Ln~ ~t:nLlo,1;, ircu Lei:~~ c l:c c.tcu \:lthin ::;~:J !:c::lt oi tl.<.!
ent;t.lr.ce o~ a t>Cll . u l tuildi:!;3 <.;r of an e1d G ti n~ [illin:.; sta•
ti...:n i;r o ;~crty lit ~.!, ... nth L·:u :t Leu lur r.;fe.:cr.c c to usc:; knG •.m
a:> 'cal." ·.:azl ::::c " n:: l _.:.::..:!, :.~Ltcr:t ar.u occcsr.ory sl-c•1/ ~=l ··~r~
a ~:lsulin~ ,, .• ~~~,, (J l: pc:<1p S, i~ loc <>.t eJ on tl.c rrc~.:is.cs r.a::: 1:;
as .nn ;-,cczssocy u:;:; to th~:::c t 'l.-o us en.
C::''t':ICil :
It is t~:·.! o. !.nion oi: thlr; offic2 t l":n•.: ~ccti.::::·. "2.5-3F
()f the :~:n:!.ci:.)..:l C .!oc c ..!:.:1 c-t L .:! c ;lfo::c ~d , ::i:·.c i.!, i-:1 cu-::-o~·.inion,
it ito r.0:.: ::;u:::::.c::.:..-.::1:: --~::;.-d.::~ to '~ ::n::o -:cr>lJ n:l (:, ::-.~•:ther•
uca:c, it a.•! c.:-:.·::; :;o t.n l <.i l ~-:11 :;; di -r::i:~ir.=.t c u ... ~i-;.st ,. £lll ir . .., st ~,::.:.c .1:>" ;:s o ;. ):; ~ .. 1 t.J 'p'.!'ul i c ~a'l:<~~c:.·· ~~d CJ tl:.:n: uzc~ \,:,icb
Uld:l o.:i.: ill ·~~ ~.lS \.llin u l~u::~pu .
7.i.l'L i r '"' st.1tiu.;:; s l .:-.11 n e t ..! ;>ln-:~.: \!i.'.:!lin .::iv:: h u t,dred
(5 J 0) £c·.;o. oi •. m .::. cra-..·.cc to ='· s c~·v.J l ::.ui.l21n ... o;: ::: :1-. ,:;::·o\md,
r .... :: L:1.:'.n :.Lv .· ~ . ..!:v~-.-.~1 (j Ot') ~ . .:!t of ~n l.::iz:.::-.~ ::t'..lt·'~ st:o tion
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t;t. -:tit1i1 ~· n n ..: i...; 1 ~o t <: [t'-,\CT.-1 1. ;:nlo !.':-i.:.:i )-;-, :::,.:-.:n:L ~;-:: -':·.).:::ion
or o-. .!.:1t~:'l ··.:.:~ !: 3 ::,noolim:! ,,u-.1:' for tbc ~---~c t)::: ,,''J ·)l.i.T'.<)• so
l on_, Q'l this e1ut:;n;n t is not b -~.:.:1 ... ut>.< ;,~ :.1 .:uu~:..; .:t.ltion ".
For c.t.lr :1 1 ~. Soctilm 2:!.4-ll.Z (7) -~·.t.: ..;-:-i =:~~. :13 a ;>er•
cittcJ pr.:ncl:,.ll u .1'.! in t:1:! :l -2 J .:. ... t-.:1.-;':, -' ·' . .J ,...: ~ ... r •.::JI ·n.-rc1-
alanl ='\JJllC utility v.-:!~icl-.::c .'' ln t ll:: ::~: .• ! ·:-t.: . .:~c L, .noth!lr
pr lncLp:1l us~ 1& a.\ auto rc. ;,'.r a;:a; , ,'L'._,·.-:..:1.-..; !.t is 111: .lccosaor:t
us ~ to e n c u tQ ~n lcJ u~Q.
\,h Ue th.)rl! iG n o l:l!inition of 3 ""':l't':t:;c fo:-c ·.Jn·,!rcL\1
a nd l>'.Ji>l-c uttllt::; v o.!hl cl ~c:. :icction 22.3 ~~~.:inl!!! a · c,a::a 'e,
public" ~!l: "ony g ara ~c ol.:h '.!'\" tha n a priv::~to gar.-:1 ~a , av01i!nblc
to tho public, op~ratt:J•l :: .. :: , 1.!.n :1 r wich is uscJ for atorn~c,
rcnt.ll, erc.-:1ain:;, washin..,, ~~:yl c lu_, or odju:ltin.; of ll'.Jto :obilo3
or other t:~o tor v c biclc:s. 1ul s u~~ .:~cction of t!:c ~-~·itr.~nc.! do•
fine:. 'auto re pair shop'' as : '4 l:uiltiir.~, c r r>•·::t: t!"l.!rc J (, in• ten~cd or d~si~n3d to to uscJ, or Which is used !~r re pa ir and ~lnt o nanco of automobiles, trucks. and other aut~tive equip•
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The same Section dafincs ··gasoline and oil service
station (fillin" otntion)' as: "o use d~votcd to tho retail
salo of fuels • lubricants ltl1d other supplies for tt10tor vebic lcs.
Any repair activities conducted shall be mlnor in ucope end
subordincte to the snle of petroleum products."
Now, it appears clc:lr to this office that tho wrll
"servicin~· 1 as used in tha Section definin~ "earnt;o 1 public"
t~ould incluc!o fillin3 tho auto:n()bilo with ~.:tsolino and .with
oil. Apparently. tha only distinction bot\JCcn a public ~arago
and a fillin~ station i:J \o."hcthcr the rcvonu o derived is derived
principally f:::o-.1\ tha sale of pctrolcun products 1 in which case
it would bo a ··filling ctation" 1 or wh!ltbcr it derives its
prin~ipul rcveuua fror.t the ntora~o, rentcl1 wnshin~ and adjusting
of t:10tor vablclc s 1 in \o~bich case it wuld bO a public carn~e.
As indicated, ho-...avor, tho distinction l:-ctt~cn a public garnze 1 on the m1c hand, and a fillin~ station, on tho other. is nebulous
at best under tho provicio:t!l of this ordinanco.
It is clear, in our opinion, ho,~vcr, that the ordinance
attc:npts to distil"..::;uish bct\.-.::cn tha t\}0. In th'l &u~scction of tho
ordin .. ,nco 1::-:. cd1ntcly rrcc~ui~ tho subccction vhich is under con-
aic!~r<ttion h~ra (~cction 22.5-J::) 1 it is pr.:vi<!cd tlut ··no equip-
mont at fills& st.ttiou'l or ;mblic t3ra;e for tho service of gas-
oline, oyr,-au 1 w.ltc!r 1 ~tc. a1:.afl o c.l.o:>ar to tbo public ri,:;ht•
of•\·r.ly line th:.1n fifteen (15) feat. In view of tho fact that thia
aubscction applies to both filling atationa and public t•rn~osl
While sub:ccticn F, by ita expresa tOrQ8 1 applies only to ''til in5
atations"1 twu thin~s ar.1 o~ious:
A. The ordinance recognizes a distinction ~atweon
filltng atationa and pu~lic aaracos 1 and
1. The five hundred (jOO) foot rulo as aot forth in
aubccction r. is applicable to fillin~ s~~ti~ns, but
it da.!l not apply to public l>ara~cs.
'lhua 1 1f a uao r.ar bo clasa1fied as a •·public gara~e" t
lt r..Ay pros urr ..1bly bo aut.1odz11d for th• B-2 District and neael
not e rn ~17 with tho five hu~dred (500) foot rule. If on the
othe r i':1nd 1 tho uso is a ' fillin3 atation" 1 this usa la perr.tit•
ted within a n-2 Jistrict o~ly if it ia not within five hun~d
(jOO) £aet froo the entrnnco of a school \.u1ldi."\; or fTom u
exiatinJ flllin~ atotion property line. Yet, both uaea m4y 1 ln
our o pinion, aell gasoline at ratail 1 and, after confarr1na with
tho Chief Buildin3 ln~?Cctor, it la our opinion tl~t neithor uso
"ould prc o~tmt a ereatcr d :t nc;or than the oth:Jr 1 i.e. 1 tho sale of
&asolinG at retail by a filli~ atatioa 11 not more d4n&eroua
th:~n tba sale of znGoline at retail by a public sar~•.
For the6e raaaons, it ia the opinion of this office tb3t
the provisiona of S e ction 22.5•3F aro un~nf o rc!c~l o .
In aovoral case1 1 inc lucl1n~ the '' f:lr.:oua" ca1e of Denve r v.
Doe nvc r Ellie~'• 347 Pac. ld 1 919, tno ColorAdo Supreao Court baa
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bct\1Ccn tHo types of busin~sses, unless there is sound reason
for treating the two businesses differently. In the Denver
Buick case, the Court he ld that it W.lS unlm<1ful for the City
oi Denver to require businesses in one zoning district to
maintain off-street parking, \-Ihile not rcquirin~ businesses
in another use district of the same character to provide
off-street parking.
Tho most recent case upon this matter is the case of
Hale v. Ci~_nd Cotmtv of Denver, 411 Pac. 2d, 332, decided
In r'cbru ary-;-£%6. '..:hat casu is particularly pertinent for
this matter.
The oruinnnce involved in the Hale case provided that
all uses, with certain exemptions, "'-arc required to be operated
in their entirety within a co!'lplctoly enclosed structure, i.e.
there could be no ··sidewalk sales.:· Excr.:ptcd from tho operation
o£ this ordinance, ho\~ver, vcre auto sales or repair, filling
stations and hardware stores, amons others. The people involved
in the llnle ca~c did not operate any of these types of stores
which ucre cxeopted cut, rather, operated a' surplus store".
The evidence disclo:>ed that this surplus store sold on the eidc-
walk, the sar:a typ~ of ccrnoditica wich were sold by the uses
~1ich were excrJpt froo the operation of th~ statute. In holdin~
that the ordinance ";as invalid~ as applied to this surplus store,
the Colorado Supreoe Court saia:. ·
evcd
''\\e therefore hold thnt tha exclusion of plaintiffs'
busin~os frcn th~ cl<!:>:>ification of those c;~e:n ;:>tcd
fr~ the o~cration of tte ordinance is unrc3scnable.
arbitrary. and not 'based upon substantial difference•
havin:; a reasonable relation to the objects or persons
dealt with and to tho public purpose sou~ht to be achi•
eved by the le:;islaticn involved.' "
It is our opinion th~t tee ordinance undgr cm13ideration
here is quite simil~r to tha ordin.:1nce involv~d in Hale. Hare,
public gs r ~~e s can h.1ve gasoline pu~s £nd sell gasoline to
auto~obilca, even thou 3h they er.ist \dthin 500 feet of a school
or fillir.~ station. Fillin~ stations. on the other band, while
en~c 3 in3 in e ssentially the scme type of operation cannot do so •
Public garazes are ·exc o ~t " frcm the op ~r a tion of the pertinent
ordin ~n :e provisions, ~ihile filling atations are rcbUlated thereby.
In vicu of th~ fnct th.:lt \.1'3 have been un.3ble to discover any re:1l
basis for treating fillin3 stations and public r~arasca differently.
it is our opinion th<lt the ordinance ia present y unenforceable.
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Planning Commission
City t-tanager
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING ~~IWiLEW O OU,COL
JUNE 8 , 1971
I . CALL TO ORDER.
The regula meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was
called to order by Cha1rman Lentsch at 8 :15 p.m .
Members Present : Henning ; Lents c h , Mosbarge r; Patrick ; Senti ; Vobejda
Supinger , Ex-officio
Members Ab se nt : Car lson , Lone ; Weist
Also Present : City Attorney Berardini ; and from the City of Sheridan:
Jose ph Green, Lee Modrel , St ve Baker, and Norm Ferland.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
May 18 , 1971
Cha1rman Lents c h stated that the Minutes of the May 18th meeting were
to b e c onsidered .
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Henn1ng moved :
Mosbarger seconded : The Minutes of May 18, 1971, be approved as written.
AYES : Patrick ; Senti ; Vobejda ; Henning ; Lentsch ; Mosbarger
NAYS : Non e
ABSENT · Wei st; Carlson ; Lone
The Cha1rman declared the motion carried .
III. AMENDMENT OF ZONING MAP
Colorado Realty , In c.
Lot 6, exce pt the West 145'
thereof, and Lot 7 , Centen nl_al
Indust ria l Par K
Present Zon1ng · I-1 (Light Indus trial)
Requested Zon1ng : R-3 -A (Multl fam1ly Residential)
CASE #11-71
Mr . Supinger stated that the su bject area is located in southwest
Englewood and is no rth o f Wes t Un1on Avenue and on the west side of
South Decatu r Street. Centen nial Park is to the east of the site .
Th e p rese nt zon1ng is I 1 , (L1ght Industrial), and the applicant has
requested that the p ro pe ty be zoned R-3-A, a multi-family zone district.
The Plann1n g Commis ton membe s have in hand the staff report which
gives th e background of the ubject site, comments from other depart-
ments , a s taff analy s 1 , a nd a staff ecommendation.
Mrs. Henn1 n g moved :
Mo sb a ge 1 seconded : The Publ ic Heari n g on Case #11-71 be opened,
AYES · Vobejda ; Senh ; Patri k ; Mosbarger ; Le ntsch ; and Henning •
NAYS · Non
ABSENT : We1 t ; Lone ; Car l s on
Mr. Ke nn eth w. Pra ter , representlng Colo ado Realty , Inc., the proposed
dev lopers of the property , and George and Edna Adams, the owners of
the p operty , gave a br1ef h1story of the property.
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The land was annexed to the C~ty i n 1960 and was subsequently subdivided
as an 1 ndu stria l park and zoned I-1. The eastern portion of the sub-
div~s~on was pu rchased by the Ctty for pa r k purposes in 1968 and 1969,
wh1ch actton "took away " from the v alue of the s ubj ect site as a part
of an tndustrtal park dev e lopment. At the t1me that the City pu r chased
the pa k site , stated Mr . Prater , Mr. Adam s was in the process of
developing a numberof tenant fo his industr~al pa r k. On the north
ide of We s t Unton Av enue, there is a strip o f R-1-B, Single-family
Restde ntial Zoning, w1thin winch 1s t h e Adams' home. Mr. Prater stated
that the proposed multi-family development would be comp ati ble with
the adjo1n1ng t ngle-fa mlly development .
M . Prate r stated that t h ere is a n eed i n the area for apa rtme nt& that
would rent from $145 to $185 , accommodat1ng you n g ma rried c ouples; that
town houses being built a short d1stance away are "h igh pr ice", renting
for $250 a month.
Mr. Prater pointed out that the rest of the l and owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Adams has access onto South Federal Boule v ard whtle the subject parcel
doe not a nd ~s "1solated" from the other lots.
Mr. Pater said that the Ce nt e nn 1a l Pa r k re p rese nts a change in the
area and t h at the s ubJ ect s1te is des irable f o r housing f o r which there
~ a n eed ~n the a re a.
Whtle Mr . P rater re v1ewed the staff re po t, Mr . George Adams stated
that he h a d discussed the plans f o r the p r oposed development with Mr.
P rater and that ~t "looks ltke a g ood thing". In answer to questions
fr om the Comm issi on , Mr. Adam s stated that he had owned the land since
1942 and that he had re que sted the l-1 zone classification when he
annexed to the Ci ty, but that since he had s old the land to the City
fo a pa r k , it had changed the aspect of the area. Mr. Adams stated
that t he proposed a pa r tments would probably ren t from $150 to $185 a
month .
Mr. Lentsch asked Mr. Adam s if the land could be developed under the
present zont n g? Mr. Adams stated that he up posed it could, that a
bu1ld1ng l1ke the one recently butlt on th e west 145 feet of lot 6 which
fa es onto South Federal Bo ulevard , could be butlt , but that it "looks
l1ke a real g ood pla ce for an apa tment fac1ng t h e park."
Havtng rev1ewed the staff re po1 t, M1. P rater showed the Commission a
map of the aJ-ea and ide nt tf~e d the Adams ' p operty. He pointed out the
Publ~c Servtce Company easement to the east of t h e Industrial Park and
sa1d that Mr . Adams had 1eceived perm1.s ion from Publ1c Service to use
the easement for parktng 1n connect1 on wtth the 1 ndu tria l development
on th Ad am s l and . Thts agreement was of no pu1pose to Mr. Adams when
the C1ty bought the east half o f the s ubd ivi 1on. M • Prater stated
that the ~ty had pa1d only $47,000 to M • Adams f o the land and had
as e ss d lnm $130 ,000 fo1· the pavtng , c urb, and gutter in South Decatur
Street.
In r f 1 enc to the staff report , lr. Prate commented that the Compre-
h n s tve Plan s how s the a ea a a bu s tnes development and that the
Federa l f1 ·onta ge c an b e d£>veloped ·ommer tally ; however, to put a
wa1chous on tht s land would , tn h1 s op1n1on , be detrimental. Mr. Prater
th n tat d that the ~ty all ady ha a great deal of und veloped light
tndustt·lal land , but that th 1 1s a need fo1 mult~-fannly development
111 th ar a. He c omm ntcd a ga 1n that the n w un1t being built on
South Lowell BoulevaJd at ''Xp'n tv" and that they do not meet the
n eds of the p ople. Mr. Prate r ttcss d th e fact that the City had
t eat d han ge 1n th ar • when they had bought th e land and developed
th park.
In ' pon se to a con 1 n that peopl tn th apartments would be
boLhcJ •d by th a tiv1t1 s in th<:' park, r.t r . Prater said that fo ul
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the p r oposed apartment. He stated that the Valley Water and Sanitation
D1str1ct would be able to serv1ce the development.
Mr. P rater said that the trend in planning is to "blend" different types
of uses and that th1s is what they propose to do in this instance.
Mr. Prater submitted that the proposed development would cost in excess
of one m1ll1on dollars and that it would ge nerate sufficient taxes to
pay for any n ecess ary serv1ces from the City.
The Commts 1on then considered the uses permitted in the 1-1 Zone Dis-
t 1ct, wh1ch uses were eviewed by City Attorney Berardini and discussed
the classif1cation of South Decatur Street and whether or not it could
carry truck traffic.
Upon a que stion as to the reas on for the Strip o f R-1-B zoning on the
north side of West Union Avenue, it was expla1ned that it was imposed
to accommodate the houses already existing and to serve as a buffer or
protect1on between the houses south of West Union Avenue, and the
industrial zone district.
It was also established that the subject site contains in excess of
two acres and that 90 units are planned.
City Attorney Berard1ni asked Mr . Prater why they had not included all
of the remaining vacant land in the subdivision if they felt the park
enhances the area for residential purposes. Mr. Prater responded that
they had been in the process of developing the area with industrial
uses when the City bought the eastern portion of the land for a park.
They are of the opinion that the subject site 1s highly adaptable to
R-3 zoning and that an apartment complex would be compatible in the
area. He added that they want to do something nice and are asking for
less intensive zoning and not more intensive. As to the remaining
vacant land, he stated that he was not in a position to make decisions
at this time and that they are trying to adjust their thinking as they
go along. Mr. Prater stated that the trafi 1c on South Federal Boulevard
would be of some concern to them in considering apartments on the land
adjacent to that street.
Chairman Lentsch asked if there were others who wished to speak in
favo of the request. There were no other persons present who wished
to speak in favor of the rezon1ng.
Cha1nnan Lentsch asked if there were persons present who wished to
speak 1n opposition to the rezoning? There were no persons present
who w1shed to speak 1n opposit1on to the rezon1ng.
The Certification o f Zoning was introduced, showing the legal require-
ments for posting had been met. The legal notice was carried in the
May 19 , 1971, issue of the o ffic1al City newspaper.
Mosbarger moved :
Patrick second ed · The Publl c Hearing be closed.
AYES : Henn1ng ; Lents ch ; Mosba ger ; Patr1ck ; Sent1; Vobejda
NAYS · None
ABSENT : Ca lson; Lone ; We1st
The mot1on carried .
The Commission discus ed th i nformat1on cont a1ned in the staff report
and the testimony presented during the Hearing. Mrs. Henning stated
that h e th1nks the present zon1ng i incorrect, but that she would like
to s ee the area treated as a whole and that she is concerned with ''getting
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bits of zoning". She added that if it could be treated as a Planned
Un~t Development, she would feel there would be more "protection" pro-
vid ed in the event M . Adam s should decide to sell the land.
It wa sugges ted that if the subdivision rema ins ~n the 1-1 Zone Dis-
t 1 ct, that the R-1-B D~st ric t north of West Union Avenue should be
zoned I-1 also.
P at ~c k moved :
S ent~ econded · The C1 ty Plannin g and Zonin g Commission approve the
re que st to rezone Lot 6, except the west 145 feet
thereof , and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park Subdivision, from 1-1
(L1ght Indu str ial) to R-3-A (Multi-family ) for the following reasons:
l. Ev1dence wa presented at the Hearing show ing there had been a
c h a n ge o f c ondition in the area when th Centennial Park was
developed ; and
2. That there had been no opposition to the request expressed at the
Public Hear~n g .
AYES · Vobejda ; Senti ; Lent s ch ; Patrick
NAYS : Henning ; Mosbarger
ABSENT : Carlson; Weist ; Lone
Motion c arried, The Commission's act i on 1s to be referred to the City
Counc11.
IV . USES NOT MENTIONED
Auto Repair Shop in B-2 District
§22.4-11 b (16)
Barney Farago dba BF Auto Imports
3500 South Clarkson Street
CASE #12-71
The Commission has a staff rep o rt 1 n hand. Mr . Supinger explained that
the applicant is ope rating an auto repai r shop at 3500 South Clarkson
and that he would like to increase the size of his building and make
certa1n improvements to the p roperty . The area is in a B-2 Business
Zone District, which District does not list an auto repair shop as a
Perm1tted Use. Section 22.4-11 b (16) of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ord1nance authorizes theCommission to approve a use similar to those
permitted in the zone distr1ct a nd Mr. Supinger stated that in his
opin i on, this use would be s1m1lar to other permitted uses if the repairs
and servtc ing were to take place within an enclosed structure. Mr.
Supinger then said that there 1s a single-family residence on the
property wht c h is a non-·conforming use and that it would have to be
removed before the appl 1ca nt could carry out h1s plans.
Ri c h a d Ea s on, atto r n ey re present~n g Mr. Farago, s~ed that his client
was dotng bu si ne ss as BF Auto Imports on the southeast corne~ of East
Hampd en Avenue a nd South Cla r k s on Street and that he owns four lots with
a total of 13,500 qua re feet o f land.
Mt'. Ea on stated that the B-2 Zone District incorporates the uses per-
mltted in the B-1 Zone D1 str1ct and that B-1 author1zes auto repair
when a n access ory to a n ew car dealership. The B-2 Zone District permits
garages for c omm e rcial and publ1c utility vehicles and gas ol ine and
oil s rv1ce stations, both of which uses could have auto repair as an
ac cess ory u se.
Mr. Ea s on not e d that in p rev1ou s action, the Commi ssion has approved a
muf fle re pla cement center and a transmission center, both uses similar
to that wh1ch 111 . Fa rago operates . Mr. Eason stated that by permitting
th e auto re p air only as an a ccess o r y use to a new car dealership, that
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p recludes him from doing business in a business dist rict . The B-2 Dis-
tt:'ict ~s along the maJor thoroughfares and the travelling public expects
to fi nd auto repair garages in these areas.
Mr. Farago wants to enlarge h is facilities to take care of increased
business , Mr . Eason stated, and if the Commission grants the request,
the house will be removed fr om the site, and all of the servicing and
repa~rs will take place ~n an enclosed structure.
Mr. Eason said that the site has been the locati on of a service station
for many years and that 1t became non-c onform i n g ~n 1963. He stated
aga~n that h e feels l i m1t1ng re pa1r to new car dealerships is dis-
crimination against the ~ndependent busines s man.
Mr. Eason then explained that they had f~led a re quest for a variance
befo e the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, but that he was of the
op~nion after having exam~ned the case that the Planning Commission
could more properly act on the case under the provision of §22.4-llb(l6)
than the Board. The Board has c ontinued the matter until the Planning
Comm1ssion could act and if the Comm1ss1on approves the request, the
case befo re the Board will be withdrawn.
Upon questions from the Commission, City Attorney Berardini advised that
1n hi s opinion, the Commiss~on could eKer ise their authority to inter-
pret §22.4-11 b (16) in this matter but that if they did not approve
the request, it could then be persued befo e the Board.
M • Eason explained that they had not w1thdrawn the Case before the
Board because the property had been already posted and his client didn't
want to repast if the Commiss~on did not approve the request.
Mrs. Henning asked if the Commiss1on approve s the request if they would
adopt f1nd1ngs that would ~n effect change the Ordinance, or if their
action would pertain only to th1s specific case?
Mr. Be rar din~ said the actl.on would not commit the Commission for "all
t1me", but that they would act on each requ e st that is brought before
them.
Henn1ng mov e d :
Patri c k seconded : The City Plann ing and Zoning Commission finds that
an auto repair shop with all repairs and servicing
c ondu cted with1n an enclosed structure is sim1lar to other principal
use s p erm1tted in the B-2 Zone D~str 1ct as it applies to the property
of Ba r ney Farago at 3500 South Clarkson Street , and that the request
be approved .
AYES : Vobejda ; Henning ; Lentsch ; Mosbarger ; Patrick ; Senti
NAYS Non e
ABSENT W ist ; arlson ; Lon e
The mot~on car ied.
V . FEDERAL AID APPLICATION
Cha r l e s B. Carroll, Jr.
Dt recto o f Util1tie
CASE #13-71
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Mr . Carroll g ave the background of the request for assistance from the
Environmental Protection Ag e ncy under the Water Pollution Control program
to 1ns tall an 1nte ceptor sewe l1ne in the 000-400 blocks of East
J ffe1 s on D r ~ve. The i n stallati on of the line, which will vary in size
f 1om 15 " to 18" VCP, w1ll enable to City to contract with the Country
Hom e and Cherrymore San itat1on D~str1ct to receive sewage influent
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f om approx1mate ly 3000 reside nt ial taps.
Mr. Carroll tated that about ten years ago, the Chery Hills Country
Club San1tat1on D1strict t1ed their 10" sewer l i ne 1nto an 8" line at
Kenyon and Clark s on and that the District had been restricted as to the
number of taps b ecau se o f the l1m1tat1on of the 8 " l1ne.
There ha s st n ce been additional development in the area and two other
sa nitat1on d1 t 1cts, Country Homes and Cherrymore, have been created .
Th Cherrymore San1tation D1stri c t took ove r the Cherry Hills Country
Club San1tation Distr1ct t r unk line and mad e plans to expand the line
to a c ommodate the add1t1onal development and to bring the line up to
the City o f Englewood s pecif1cations. The District has asked to enter
our y stem and w1ll g tve the City the mon ey that they would have ex-
pe nd e d to Improve the1r line.
Th e f1 m of Wright -McLau g hl1n has made a study and recommends that a
t unk l i n e be Installed between South Pearl St r eet and South Lincoln
Street i n East Jeffe son Avenue and estimated it would cost $55,000.
The b1ds for the construction came in in May of 1971, and the low
b1d was approxtmately $92 ,000 and the high bid was approximately
$120 ,000. Mr. Carroll sa1d that they are not pressed to do the work
and are planning to r ebid tn the Fall, hoping to get a more favorable
pr1ce.
Mr. Carroll stated that the area that will be served is presently using
septic tanks but that the s o1l cond.ttions are poor and the Health
Department 1s a s king that the s eptic tanks be abandoned for health
reasons.
Mrs. Henn1ng asked 1 f the Eng lewood plant w1ll serve an additional
3000 taps ? Mr . Ca roll e pl.ted that we now h ave 7 million gallons per
day flow and that we w1ll have 28 mtllion. He sa1d that the Englewood
plant w1ll be a satellite plant to the Met o D1strict.
M s . Henn1n g asked 1f there would be a at ~ dtfference for these people
and Mr . Carroll tated that the rates out stde of the City are 50% higher.
In response to furthe qu e tton s by the Commiss1on, Mr. Carroll said
that th1 matte c oncerns only the sa n1t ary sewer, not water and that
Cherry H1ll s He1ght 1s already on our s y s tem.
M • Carro 1 tat d that th1s reques t would go through the Denver
Reg1onal Co unc1l of Government
Mr . Mosbarge moved ·
Mr s . Henning econded· The C1ty Plann1ng and Zon1ng Commission recommend
to the C1 ty Council that an application be made
throu g h the Denve Reg1onal Council of Governments fo ass1stance from
the Water Pollut1on Cont t·ol unde r the Environmental Protection Agency
to install an Int ercep tor sewer varytng 1n size from 15" to 18" VCP
1n the 000-400 blo k s of East Jeffer on Drive for the following reasons:
l. By tin act1on approx1mately 3000 res1dent1al prope ties could be
p1ov1ded adequate s an1t ary ewe e v1ce, which p r operties can be
erv ed on l y by 1nadequat sep lt tank and leaching fields at this
t1me.
2. The TJ·1-County Health Depar tment wants the use of these septic tanks
to b e d1scontlnued be au e the s o11 1s becom i ng saturated, which
woul d be po 1.ble 1f the inte1cepto1 ltne were to be installed.
3. The 1n tallatton w1ll ompl m nt th me t r opol1tan sewer plan.
4. The act1on w1 ll not b in confL1 t with th e Comprehensive Plan for
the C.tty of Engl wood.
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NAYS · None
ABSENT · We1st ; Carlson ; Lone
VI . PARKING LOT APPROVAL
Key Sav1ngs & Loan
3501 South Broadway
CASE #14-71
Mr . Sup1nger sta ted that the request for approval of the parking lot is
the result of a pre v.1.ou Comm1ssion recommendation to the City Council
to vacate a po t.1.on of the Broadway-Acoma alley south of West Hampden
Avenue. Th.1.s a lion was taken by the Commission on January 4, 1971,
In vacat1ng the alley , the City Council accepted the Commission's recom-
mendation that the va c ation be approved subject to pedestrian access to
the park land outh of Little Dry Creek be.1.ng provided as well as an
easement for utilit.I.es . Plans have been made by Key Savings to widen
the south side of West Hampden Avenue three feet fr om the Broadway-Acoma
alley west to the Little Dry Creek Bridge and the plans which have been
subm.1.tted meet the provision s which had been stipulated by the City.
Mr. Lar y Stones , representing Key Sav1ngs, was i ntroduced and stated
that he had noth1ng to add to Mr. Supinge ·s remarks which had explained
what Key Savings wants to do. He said that Key Savings owns the land
over to L1ttle Dry Creek now, but that they intend to leave the Colorado
Auto bu1ld1ng .1.n and the parking lot goe s over to the east side of that
building .
In answe to a quest1on by Chairman Lentsch, Mr. Stones said that an
appropriate barrier f om three to four feet high would be placed on the
south side of the park1ng lot adjoin.1.ng the Creek bank.
Mrs. Henning asked if there would be adequate delineation of the walk-
way so that persons would not park 1n It and Mr . Stones stated that
the walkway would be well rna ked and that the lot would not be so full
that pe sons could not find pla ces to pa Pk other than in the walkway.
M . Stones said that they had held plan s to landscape the area in
abeyance because they d1d not fe 1 they ould maintain trees and the
C1ty had 1ndicated they d1d not want to.
Mr. Patrick moved :
M . Mosba rger seconded · The plans for the Key Sav1ngs and Loan Parking
Lot dated June 7, 1971, be approved,
AYES · Mosbarger ; Patr1 c k ; Sent1, Vobejda ; Henn1ng ; Lentsch
NAYS · None
ABSENT Lone ; W lst , Ca lson
Th e mot1on arr1 d .
VI l. MARTI -MA RIETTA PARKING LOT CASE #7-71B
April 6, 1971
May 18, 1971
All. Sup1n g r repo1 ted that act 10n lS be1ng taken to 1nstall the curb
cu t s on the no1 th and s out h 1d s of the tem po ary parking lot, which
the Comm1 'ion had approved on Apl 11 6, 1971. Mr . Supinger stated that
th curb ut are not yet ompl t d, but that the work 1s proceeding
w 1 th du h s te.
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VI II . ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
§22.5-3£: P ox1mity of
Service Stations to School
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May 18, 1971
May 4, 1971
April 6, 1971
Mr. Supinger stated that Comm1ss1on members are in receipt of a memo
from Chief Will1am A. Ham1lton dated June 4, 1971, and that Captain
Grayson Hartley was 1n attendance should there be any other questions.
Capta1n Hartley said that Ch1ef Ham1lton has every desire that the
section of the Ordinance be left in ; that he feels it is best for the
childr en that se vice stations not be pe~1 1t ted within 500 feet of
schools, 1nasmuch as it would reduce the pos i bility of accidents in-
volving flammables.
Captain Hartley explained that the locat1on oi the underground storage
tank can be controlled under the F1re Prevent1on Code and that if this
provis1on is removed from the Zoning Ordinanc e that the location of the
underground tanks will be the Fire Department's only control.
Mr . Lentsch questioned why the restriction should not also be imposed
adjacent to churches and shopp1ng centers and stated that if the pro-
vision of the Ordinance cannot be enforced that it should be repealed.
Mrs. Henning asked in what zone districts service stations are permitted
and was told in the B-2 Zone District.
Mr. Mosba ger commented that a car wash with an accessory gas pump would
be allowed adjacent to a school and that the same hazard would exist.
Capta1n Hartley sa1d that all flammables, Classes 1, 2 and 3, are
covered by the Fire Prevent1on Code.
M • Patrick stated that he feels the City has an efficient Fire Depart-
ment and that the Comm1ssion should consider their thinking in the
matter.
Mr. Berardini asked Captain Hartley if he were expressing the Chief's
views, to wh1ch Capta1n Hartley sa1d he was expressing the Department's
views. Mr. Berard1ni stated that he 1s of the opin1on that the pro-
vision is unenforceable and that he concurs with an opinion given by
the former City Attorney, John Cr 1swell, to that same effect.
Mr. Sup1nger stated that he i s of the opinion that §22.5-3f can be
deleted from the Comprehens1ve Zoning Ordinance and that the provisions
1n the F1re Code and Bu1ld 1 n g Code could adequately cover the situation.
Henn1ng moved :
Mosbarger seconded · The Commiss1on recommend to the City Council that
§22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive Zon1ng Ordinance
be r e pealed.
AYES He nnl g, Le nt c h ; Mo s barge r, Patnck ; SentJ.; Vobejda
NAYS : Non e
ABSENT · Lon e; We J.s t , Ca r l s on
Th e mot i on c arr i ed.
IX . DIRECTOR 'S CHOI CE.
D1r e to of Plann1ng Sup1nger had no matter to bring before the Commission.
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X. COMMISSION'S CHOICE
Chairman Lentsch stated that Mrs. Henning had volunteered to represent
the Planning Commiss1on at the Colorado Municipal League Convention to
be held at the Antlers Hotel in Colo ado Springs, Colorado, on June
9th, lOth, and 11th.
Mosbarger moved:
Sent1 seconded : Mrs. Henn1ng be appo1nted to re p resent the City Planning
and Zoning Commission at the Colo r ado Municipal League
Convention to be held at Colorado Sp ri ngs, Colorado on
June 9, 10, and 11 , and that the expenses for her atten-
dance at the lunches be paid from the Commission funds.
AYES · Vobejda; Senti ; Pat r1ck ; Mosbarger ; Lentsch; Henning
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Weist ; Lone ; Carlson
The motion carried.
Mr. Lentsch asked for an attendance r ecord of the Planning Commission
meetings , and after having reviewed the record, stated that he was
concerned that Councilman Lone had missed so many of the Commission
meetings. Mr. Lentsch suggested that a letter be sent to the City Council
requesting the Council to contact Mr. Lone to see if he can serve on
the Commission and if he cannot, that the Counc1l appoint someone else
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to serve on the Commission.
Mrs. Henning asked if the Council membe rs were appointed for tenure,
and Mr. Senti replied that the Council can remove a member of the
Council from a Board o r Commission.
Mr. Lentsch stated that he feels Mr. Lone 1s capable of serving, but
that he has missed about two-thirds of the meetings.
Mrs. Henning suggested that someone should talk to Mr. Lone before the
Council is contacted. Mr. Lentsch sa1d that he would contact Mr. Lone.
No further action was taken.
Mrs . Henning commented that she was pleased that Mrs. Vobejda had been
appointed to the Commission to fill the vacancy created by Dr. Walsh's
resig nation.
Councilman Senti stated that l\1 s . Henning had contributed so much to
the Commission, that the Counc1l felt they would like to appoint another
woman.
The meeting was adjou rned at 10 :00 p.m.
An informal d ·tscuss .ton was then held with Counc1lman Green and Mr.
Modrel from Sheridan about the advantages of better communication and
closer coordinat1on betwe e n the two cities.
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MEMORANDUM TO niE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DATE · June 8, 1971
SUBJECT : Approval of Rezoning Request
RE COMMENDATION :
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The City Planning and Zoning Commission approve
the request to rezone Lot 6 , except the west 145
feet thereof, and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial
Park Subdivision, from 1-l (Light Industrial)
to R-3-A (Mult~-family) fo the following reasons:
1. Evidence was presented at the Hearing showing
there had been a change of condition in the area
when the Centennial Park was developed; and
2. That there had been no opposition to the re-
quest expressed at the Publ~c Hearing.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of theCity Planning
and Zoning Commission
Recording Secretary, Pro-tem
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IEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
DATE · June 8, 1971
SUBJECT : Federal Aid Applicat1on
RE COMMENDATION : The City Planning and Zoning Commission recommend to
the City Counc1l that an application be made through
the Denver Re gi onal Council of Governments for assistance
from the Water Pollut i on Control under the Environmental
P r otection Agency to install an interceptor sewer varying
in size from 15" to 18" VCP in the 000-400 blocks of
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East Je fferson Drive for the following reasons :
1. By this action approx i mately 3000 residential
p r operties could be provided adequate sanitary sewer
service, which properties can be served only by in-
adequate se ptic tanks and leaching fields at this time.
2 . The Tri-County Health Department wants the use
of these septic tanks to be discontinued because the
soil is becoming saturated, which would be possible if
the inte rceptor line were to be installed.
3 . The installat1on will complement the metropolitan
sewer plan.
4. The act1on will not be in conflict with the Compre-
hensive Plan for the City of Englewood.
Respectfully submitted,
By Orde r of the City Planning
and Z01nng Commission
Recording Secretary, Pro-tem
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
DATE · June 8 , 1971
SUBJE CT : Am e ndment o f Zon1n g 0 dinan ce : §22.5-3(f )
RE COMMENDATION :
The Comm1s s ion recommend to the City Council
that §22 .5 -3(f) of the Comp r ehensive Zoning
Or d1nance be repealed.
Respe c t f ully submitted,
By Order o f the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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Minutes of June 16, 1971 CQ Ut,. ~·-·· I ,•J _; FILE
CITY OF I£NGLEWOO D , COLO.
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commission was
called to order by Paul Blessing, chairman, at 7 :30p.m. in the Englewood Parks and
Recreation Office.
Members present: Stackhouse, Kreiling, Lay, Allen, Blessing, McFadden and
Romans, ex-{)fficio
Members absent: Cushing
Also present : Jerry Royther, Asst. Parks & Recreation Director
Doug Foe, Recreation Supervisor
Allen moved, Lay seconded, that the minutes of May 12, 1971 be approved as mailed.
Motion carried.
Mr. Joseph P. McFadden was introduced and welcomed as the representative to the
Commission from the School Board to replace Mr. Walter Jorgensen who has resigned.
The agenda for the dedication of Centennial Park and Spencer Field was discussed. It
was suggested that someone representing Englewood School District be included in the
agenda as well as city officials. Discussion ensued. Allen moved, Kreiling seconded,
that a person representing the Englewood schoo~ administration be made a part of the
Centennial Park dedication. Motion carried.
The Director recommended that the dedication of Dartmouth, Bates-Logan and Jason
Parks be completed all in one day, July 18, by moving from one park to another. The
fac. that each park might not receive full recognition if the dedications were conducted
1D this way and the question as to which park would be first was discussed. After lengthy
discussion, Lay moved, Stackhouse seconded, that the Director prepare an agenda for the
dedication of these three parks and that they all be dedicated on the same day. Motion lost.
The Director then presented tentative dates for the separate dedications. July 18 -
Dartmouth, August 15 -Jason, September 19 -Bates-Logan with the time scheduled for
1:00 p.m. on each of these days •
Discussion concerning the Commission's responsibility to the recreation fund and
approval of expenditures was again postponed until both school representatives could be
present.
The Director reported that Mr. Sigler, who owns property adjoining Bates-Logan Park,
if preparing to fence the ten foot right-{)f-way along the City Ditch that is included in his
property. There are two othe r properties involved in this strip along the City Ditch and
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t be Director recommended that these properties be purchased since it has been developed
with sprinkler system, etc_. and is being used as part of Bates-Logan Park. After dis-
cussion, Lay moved, McFadden seconded, that it be recommended to City Council that
these three parcels of land be purchased with the intent that the monies come from the
Park Improvement budget. Motion carried.
The date for the Commission to tour the parks is scheduled for July 17. The members
will meet at City Hall at 9 :00 a. m.and will eat lunch in one of the parks. The proposed
golf course sites will be included in this tour. The youth council will be invited to partici-
pate in this tour.
The State Highway Department has approved a budget of $80, 000. to landscape the
Broadway and Highway 285 Interchange. They will be requested to submit a tree planting
plan according to the City's tree ordinance.
Because of other commitments, Mr. Cushing has had to resign as the Commission's
representative to the Citizens Workable Committee. Mrs. Allen agreed to accept this
appointment.
Concerning the all-purpose courts scheOJ.led for several of the parks this summer, the
specifications are being written and bids will then be received.
The fact that people are using Belleview Park after the 11:00 p.m. curfew time was
discussed. Mr. Romans stated that he would have the park pollee concentrate on this
area late at night.
The Director was asked to bring to the City Manager's attention the fact that City
Council has not yet acted on the recommendation from the Commission regarding the
naming of Englewood Parks and ask that this be Included In the agenda for the next study
session.
The meeting adjourned at 9 :10 p. m.
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OF THE PARKS 1£ RECREATION COIIMISSION
DATE: June 16, 19'11
SUBJECT: Property at Bates-Logan Part aloa& the CltJ Dltoh Rllbt-of-wq
RECOMMENDATION: That the City Coanall coaetder the parabue of the tea
(10) foot r1Jfl&-of-way alaac City Dllch tW baa b.-
denlopecl and Ia belq ued u peri of a.tee-Lopa
Park, With the IJIUDt tbat the fllllda COJDe from the
Park lmpronmeat Badpt.
Tbla 8trip of lud IDvol ... tbree owaenld.-:
1. Paroel A -I, HI 811· ft. -BJroa • Paau.e Siller
2. Parcel B -2, 3'l2 811· ft. -Clara • Robert Moore
3. Parcel C -10, 1&1 .._ ft. -Dould LeFever
The Commtglon feela It Ia IJDpDrtaDt that tlda
property be purohued becaaM OM of tbeee ......,...
bu reqaeatecla permit to aaad Ida faaoe wldcla
would DI88D tide teD ,.. of developed park lud
would he f orfelted.
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OF THE PARKS CJ RECREATION COMMISSION
DATE : June 16 , 1971
SUBJECT: Property at Bates · Logan Park aloug the City Ditch RlJbt-of-Way
RECOMMENDATION : That tbe City COUDCll ooulder tile parobaee of tbe tea
(10) foot right-of-way aloag City Ditch that hu beea
developed and Ia belnc ulled u part of Batee-Lopll
Park, with the 1ll&eDt tbat tbe faDda come from tbe
Park Improvem81lt Badpt.
Tbla strip of land Involves three OWDe1'8hlpe:
1. Parcel A -6 , 248 aq, ft. -ByroD • PauliDe Slper
2 . Parcel B -2, 3'12 aq. ft. -Clara • Robert Moore
3 . Paroel C -10, 159 aq. ft. -Doaa1d LePeY81'
The CoiDID18stoa feela tt Is lmportut tbat th1a
property be purchued becaue ODe of tbeae OWDerll
hu requuted a permit to at8Dd ld.a feDOe wblcb
lftMlld meu tbla teD feet of developed park land
would be f orfetted.
Submitted by tbe order of
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The meeti ng was ca lle d to ord er at 7 :40 by th e Vice-chairman, Mr s . Morri s , and
a quorum was decl ared presen t .
Pre sent : Mrs. Simo n, Mr s . Mar tinez , Mr s . Morris , Mr. Ma son, Mr s . J arrell, and
Miss Lu te
Ab s ent : Mr . Maxw e ll, Mr. Dh ority , Mr. Be a ver, Mr s . Sc hnackenberg
Me mbers o f the Board r eceived t heir new Ci t y-mark pins .
The librarian 's re port wa s presented by the Director of Librar ies , who dis-
cussed the May circulat ion figures a nd reference stat i stic s . Ann o un c eme nt wa s
made that the change to earlier opening and c l osing hours (9 a .m. to 8 p.m. Monday
through Thursday) has been well-received by the publ ic .
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Mi ss Lute announced that the Englewoo d Publi c Library had received a check
f o r $150 from t h e Englewood Educators Assoc iat ion to aid in "maintaining a
quality collection ."
Two b ills from the Board's "Share Yo ur Heritage" project were presented,
acce pt e d by th e Board, and Mis s Lute wa s asked to see that reimbursement is made .
A letter from the Arapahoe Regional Library District was read, i n which the
ARLD Library Board stated its intention to c hange the contractual terms between
the Arapah oe Regional Library Di s tri c t and the Englewood Public Library for ser-
vices to Arapahoe County patron s when t he present contract expires at the end
of 19 7 1. The l e tter also indicated that the new contract offered by the ARLD
Board will be figured on a fee-per-circulated-item basi s. Miss Lute stated that
Mr s. Kelver, Libra ry Director for ARLD, had also spoken of the District's desire
to assume bookmobile service at threee county scho ols , pre s ently being s erved by
the Englewood Bookmo bile, beginning in Se ptember . Di scuss i on followed.
The consensu s of the Board wa s that they take a long-term look and think
further about provi ding bookmobil e s ervice to additional areas of Englewood. It
wa s decided that the Board wou ld be willing t o send r epresentatives to a meeting
with re pre s en tati ve s of the Little ton Library Board if such a meeting were re-
quested , since both libraries are affected by ARLD's plans for future expansion.
Th Boa rd viewed a very i mpre ssi ve slide-and-tape pre s entation entitled
"W hat is a Library?", c reated and narrated by Mi ss Gail Mcin ti re, a library staff
memb r . Miss Mcintire will com plete wo rk for a Ma ter's in Education at the
University of Colorado thi summer , qualifyi ng her as a med ia s pecialist. The
p roject , done a a requirement for on e of her graduate cour s e s , featured the
Englewood Publi c Librar and its patrons . Th Boa rd, whi c h is interested in simi -
Lar presentation be made to community groups to increase a warene ss of the ser-
vic s offered by Englewood Public Library, v oted to s end a Letter of thank s
to Mi ss Mc lntir to of fer to reimburse her for the cost of maki ng the s lides if
s he were willin t o leave them with the library.
Mr s . Beverly Simon pre s ented s l i d es taken May 26 at the library durin g the
"Share Your H rilage" me eting as well as some s l i d es of earlier Englewood . The
Board then di scuss d further ste ps that might be taken to co n ti nu e to keep the
project before the public . lt was d eci ded that fo llow-up letters will be sent
to all tho se invited to the meeting on Ma y 26 by Mr s . Simo n. Mr. Ma son will
contact the Ar apahoe County Bar Association to inve stigate the possibility of a
brochure avail ble to individuals wh o are planning their estates, provi d i n g in-
formation on how to leav items of historical in tere st to the Library. Mr s . Morris
and Mi ss Lute plan to do further research on the proper organization of donations
we receive , pro ably includi ng a stud y s ession at the State Histo r ical Soci ety .
The Board al s o instruct ed that a letter be sent to Mayo r Schwab, thanking him for
hi s inter st in the project and i ndi cating the ste ps they are taking and their
future plan s for continuing the "Share Your He rit ag e " project.
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Mi ss Lute reported on t wo area library meetings whi c h s he attended, the
Centra l Colorado Library Counci l, and the Library Di rectors' Advi sory Council.
lt was pointed out tha t although the LDAC may extend rec ommendations in regard
to CC PLS activities , it i s s trictly advisory , and only the Counc i l, composed of
one t ru s tee from each member library, may require that action be taken on CCPLS
prog rams .
Bud get consi derati on s for the coming fiscal y ear were the primar y concern
at both meet ings . The Council voted that the l ibraries which are the heavie st
users of reciprocal borrowing pay part o f the cost o f this program, effective
Janua r y l, 1972 . The Council also voted that the centraliz ed cataloging being
done by Library Systems Group will con tinue throu gh the next year, and any deficit
b e pa id from the Systems budget.
Miss Lut e presented tentative draf ts of 19 72 budgets for the Library Board
and the Library and a n s wered qu es tions on variou s items . The Library Board de-
cided to add to t hei r budget a reque st for $300 to be used for expenses in the
"Share Your Heritage" pro ject t hrough out the coming yea r ( 1972).
Miss Lute stated that some minor changes may be made in the Library budget
as pre sented but that the total s h ould not exceed the amo un t indicated i n the
draft copy.
Mr. Ma son moved and Mr s . Jarrell seconded a motion that the 1972 Li brary
and Library Board budgets as outlined by the Director of Libraries be approved
by the Board.
The Board directed that letters be sent to Mr. David at the Cheese Cave,
Brookridge Shopping Center, thanking him for the platter of gourmet cheese
given to the Board for refreshment s at this meeting and enjoyed by all; and also
one to Mr s . Gladine Imes expressing the Board's appreci ation of her gift of the
hand-painted, silk-screened historical map of Colorado which has been framed
and will be hung i n the Library fo r display.
The meeti n g wa s adjourned at 10:35.
Res pe ctfu lly submitted,
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Secreta ry to the Library Board
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June 15, 19 71
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The meeting was called to order at 7 :40 by the Vi ce-chairman, Mr s . Morri s , and
a quorum was declared pre sent .
Pre s nt : Mrs. Simon , Mrs. Martinez, Mrs. Morri s , Mr. Mason, Mrs. Jarrell, and
Hi ss Lute
Ab sent : Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Dh ority , Mr. Beaver, Mrs. Schnackenberg
Me mbers of the Board received their new City-mark pins.
The librarian's report was presented by the Director of Librarie s , wh o di s -
cussed the May circulation figures and reference stat i stics . Announcement was
ma de that the change to earlier opening and closing hours (9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday
through Thursday) has been well-received by the public.
Miss Lute announced that the Englewood Public Libra ry had received a check
for $150 from the Englewood Educators Association to aid in "maintaining a
quality collection."
Two bills from the Board's "Share Your Heritage" project were presented,
accepted by the Boa rd, and Mi ss Lute wa s asked to see that reimbursement is made.
A letter from the Arapahoe Regional Library District was read, in which the
ARLD Library Board stated its intention to c hange the contractual terms between
the Arapahoe Regional Library District and the Englewood Public Library for ser-
vices to Arapahoe County patrons when the present contract expires at the end
of 1971 . The letter also indicated that the new contract offered by the ARLD
Board will be figured on a fee-per-circulated-item basis. Miss Lute stated that
Mrs. Kelver, Library Director for ARLD, had also spoken of the District's desire
to assume bookmobile service at thr ee county schools, presently being served by
the Englewood Bookmobile , beginning in September. Discussion followed.
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The consensus of th Board was that th y take a long-term look and think
further about providing bookmobil service to additional areas of Englewood. lt
wa s decided that the Board would be willing to send representatives to a meeting
with representatives of the Littleton Library Board if such a meeting were re-
quested, since both libraries are affected by ARLD' plans for future expansion.
The Board viewed a very impressive slide-and-tape presentation entitled
"What is a Library?", created and narrated by Miss Gail Mclntire, a library staff
member . Miss Mcintire will complete work for a Master's in Education at the
University of Colorado this summer , qualifying her as a media specialist. The
project, done as a requirement for one of her graduate cours es, featured the
Englewood Public Library and its patrons. The Board , which is interested in simi-
lar presentations to be made t o comm unity groups to increase awareness of the ser-
vices offered by the Englewood Public Library, voted to send a letter of thank s
to Mi ss Mclntire and to offer to reimburse her for the cost of making the sli de s if
s he were willing to leave them with the library.
Mr s . Beverly Simon pre sented slides taken May 26 at the library during the
"Shar Your Heritage" meeti ng as well as some s lides of earlier Englewood . The
Board then di sc ussed further steps that might be taken to continue to k ep the
project before the publi c . lt was decided that follow-up letters will be sent
to all those i nvited to the meeting on Ma y 26 by Mrs. Simon . Mr. Mason will
contac t the Arapahoe County Bar Association to investigate the possibility of a
brochure available to individuals who are planning their estates , providing in-
formation on how t o leave items of historical interest to the Library. Mr s . Morr is
and Miss Lute plan to do further research on the proper organization of donations
we receive, probably including a study session at the State Historical Society .
The Board also instructed that a letter be sent to Mayor Schwab , thanking him for
hi interest i n the project and indicating the st ps they are taking and their
futur plans for continuing the "Share Your Heritage" project .
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Central Colorado Lib rary Counci l, and the Library Directors' Adv iso r y Co uncil.
It was pointed out that although the LDAC may extend recommendation s i n regard
t o CCPLS activ i ties , it is stri ctly advi sory, and only the Council, com posed of
o n e tru stee from each member library, may require that action be t ake n o n CCPLS
p r o g r ams .
Bud get consi d e ra tion s for the c omi ng fiscal year were the prima ry concern
at both meetings . The Council v oted that the libraries wh ich are the heaviest
users of reci procal borrowing pay part of the cost o f this prog ram, effec tive
January 1, 19 7 2 . The Cou n ci l also voted that the centralized ca taloging being
d one by Library Systems Gr o up will continue through the next year, and any deficit
b e paid from the Sy s tems budget,
Mi ss Lu te presented tentative dr afts of 19 72 budgets for the Lib rary Board
and the Library and answered questio ns on variou s i tems . Th e Li brary Board de-
ci ded t o add to their budget a request for $300 to be use d for expenses i n the
"Share Your Heritage" pro ject thro u ghout t he coming year (1972).
Miss Lute stated that some mi nor changes may be made in the Library budget
as pr esented but that the total s h ould n ot exceed the amount indicated in the
d raft co py .
Mr. Ma son moved and Mrs. Jarrell s e conded a mo tion that the 19 72 Library
and Library Board budgets as outlined by the Director of Libraries be approved
by the Board.
The Board direc ted that letters be s ent to Mr. David at the Cheese Cave,
Brookridge Sho pping Center, thanking him for the platter of gourmet chee s e
gi ven to the Board for refreshments at this meeting and enjoyed by all; and also
one to Mr s . Gladine lme s expressing the Board's appreciation of her gift of the
hand-painted, silk-screened h istorica l map of Colorado whi c h has been framed
and will be hung in the Library for di s play.
The meeting wa s adjourned at 10 :35,
Respectfully submitted,
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.. -N G F \l...f-Anticipated Curre nt 1•\L'-1 1 r ' couNCil-G\...E.w o oo. Re venue Month To Da t e rr:t~ oF.. E N
safes Tax $ 1,833 ,6 77 $134,242 $771,7 6 1
P roperty Ta x 134,740 16,26 7 65 ,44 2
F ranchise Taxes:
Public Service 144,900 80,265
Mountain Bell 62 ,118 15,882 3 1,560
Wa ter Utility 25,000 11,878
Sewe r Util i ty 11,265 5 ,65 1
Total 24 3 ,283 15,882 129,354
Other Taxes:
Spec. Ownersh i p 20,5 00 12,6 88
C igarette T ax 101,473 7 ,18 5 40,048
Liquor Occupa t i o n 10 ,900 10!700
To ta l 1 3 2,873 7,185 6 3 ,436
F ees & Permit s :
Street Cuts 2,904 424 1,83 7
Building Permits 27,280 1,817 12,186
Electrical Permits 7 ,3 66 366 3 ,946
Plumbing Permits 2,182 4 3 4 1,607
Spec. & State Reg. Fees 92 ,4 5 4 28,404 87,636
Dog Licenses 4,700 130 1,143
Misc. Licenses 29 ,1 50 1!856 27,183
Tota l 1 66 ,03 6 33 ,4 31 13 5 ,538
Munic i p a l Court 4 9 ,440 4,976 25,86 7
Reven u e f rom Other Age n cies:
State Liquo r License 1,15 0 4 9
State H/W Users Tax 2 21,735 12,125 73 ,1 5 7
County Court Fees 3 !000 5 2 0 2 ,075
Total 225 ,885 12,6 4 5 75 ,28 1
Serv~ce Charges:
L1.brary Fees 6 ,660 626 3 ,036
Eng ~n eer~ng Fees 6 ,500 1 02 268
Mob1le Hom 2 ,400 232 855
Pol1.ce 3 ,965 525 1,9 0 6
Fi r D~stricts 374 1,168
Library Contra ct 3 0 ,2 50 7 ,563
State H/W M 1nt nanc 2 ,600 867
St te Alcohol Pr vention Prog . 1 8 ,4 4 5 1!8 4 5 1!8 4 5
Total 70 ,8 20 3 ,704 1 7 ,508
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27 ,909
8 !3 2 0 1!329 6 !6 00
36 !229 1!3 2 9 6 !600
Tota l venu $2!892 ! 83 $229,661 $1 ,290! 787
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% of Est . La st Year Last Ye a r
Collected To Date %
42 $ 773,6 19 4 5
49 8 3 ,954 46
53 103,606 58
48 6 9,16 4 5 4
82 76,761 77
5 2 19,722 41
33 8 5 ,078 47
25 2 6 ,4 6 4 35
1 8 5 !970 59
4 5 $1,244!338 48
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EXP ENDITURE S & EN CUMBRANC ES CHARGE D TO 1 9 71 BUDGETED APP ROP RI ATIONS
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For Month of May, 1 9 71
S pent &
Annu a l Curre n t Curren t Encumb. % of La st Ye a r Last Year
Budget Mon th Encumb. To Date Budget To Date %
Legisla tion & Council:
C ity Council $ 28,122 $ 1,208 $ 10,945
Board of Adjustment 2,509 155 865
Career Service 1,145 90 492
Planning & Zoning 3 ,277 622 1,916
Library 660 15 187
City Attorney 41,783 3 ,588 15,984
Total 77,496 5,678 30,389 39 $ 26,993 40
Ma nagement:
C ity Ma nager 5 7,916 4,751 22,3 33
Personnel 26,207 1,984 10,603
Tota l 84,12 3 6,735 3 2,936 39 25,413 3 4
Fin a nc e :
Fin a nce Office 144,075 9,298 53,388
Municipa l Court 5 5 ,721 3,496 18,135
Centra l Services 21,938 1,710 12,183
Gene ral Oper. 71,200 4,377 42,128
Auto. Oper. System 20,000 20,000 • Tota l 3 12,934 18,881 145,834 47 99,517 46
Publ i c Works :
En g ine eri ng 117,418 5,511 29,874
Street s 42 5 ,204 33 ,6 3 7 1 54,2 3 7
T r a ff ic 112,035 8,356 42,156
Build ing Insp. 76 ,55 7 5,6 33 3 0,4 9 0
City Ha ll Ma int . 107,203 9,277 42,208
Tota l 838,417 6 2,414 2 9 8,965 36 24 9 ,595 3 4
Fir e De p a rtment 553 ,005 4 6 ,19 1 2 30 ,3 7 5 42 2 02,2 5 2 41
Po l ice Depa r t me n t 7 68 ,8 6 7 6 7 ,3 54 3 2 3 ,5 0 3 42 2 6 4,355 42
Parks & Re creat ion 3 42 ,3 17 24 ,8 9 1 84 ,29 7 25 97 ,10 1 3 7
P l annin g 65 ,666 4 ,5 24 25 ,409 39 1 8 ,994 33
Libr a r y 1 35 ,4 8 1 9 ,417 5 2,334 39 4 1,97 1 3 4
T ransfer t o Bu s Lin e 1 9 ,024
To tal Ex p e n d i tures $3 ,1 97 ,33 0 $24 6 ,085 $1,224 ,0 42 3 8 $1,0 26,1 9 1 3 8 I • •
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Ta p Fees
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Rentals
I nter e s t
Miscellaneous
To tal
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WATE R FU ND
F o r Month o f May , 1 9 71
Antic i p ated Cu rren t
Revenu e Month To Date
7 6 0,950 $ 9 8,094 $ 405 ,33 2
1,000 1 3 0 4 6 0
35 ,000 7,889 2 5 ,46 0
6 9 1 8 3 2 59
9 ,300 1,043 5,75 3
24,634 2,850 2 ,850
2,000 136 11,635
72,625 12,131 4 6 ,4 17
2,200,000 2,175,265 2,210 !265
$3 ,033 ,575 $2,285,490 $2,662,014
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Collected To Da t e '
5 3 $ 3 81,05 2 48
64 21,6 64 29
100
88 $402,716 47
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMB RA NC ES CHARGED TO 1 97 1 BUDGETED APPROP RIATI ONS
Pro duc tio n :
So urc e & Supply $
Power & Pump
Purificatio n
Tota l
Tr ans . & Dis t .
Adm inistra tion :
Accou nt & Coll.
Genera l
Tota l
Debt Service
Miscellaneo u s
Capita l P l ant a nd
Equ i pm ent
To ta l Expense
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Budget
3 5 ,21 5
9 7,9 36
9 2,074
22 5 ,22 5
1 11,120
39 ,4 6 8
1091426
148 ,894
461,773
25 ,000
637 1600
$1,609 ,6 1 2
$
Curre n t
Mo nth
1,935
5,540
8,06 1
1 5 ,536
7,64 7
4 ,366
1 6 1854
21 ,220
60 ,486
2 ,994
$107,883
Cu r r ent
EncUIIIb .
$
Spent &
EncUIIIb.
To Date
12,706
24,2 6 1
32 ,03 7
69 ,004
3 7 ,664
20,54 6
4 9 186 9
70 ,41 5
62 ,151
11 ,878
2 3 !355
$274,46 7
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Budget
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Last Year
to Date
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53 ,179
675
29,423
$1 7 9,512
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SEWER FUND
For Month of May, 1971
Anticipated
Revenue
$ 294,52 5
Current
Month
$17,6 26
To Date
$107,413
Portion of Year to Date 42\
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Collected to Date \
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Connection Fees-Inside 20,000 1,419 9,382
3 ,5 55 3 2,490
Connection Fees-Outside 31,000
Interest 20,000
Sewer Tap Fees 306 674
Miscellaneous 10,000 ~ 927
Total 81,000 5,395 4 3 ,473 54 26,959
Federal Participation 130!000
Total Revenue $ 505,525 $23,021 $150,886 30 $133 !013
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRAN::E S CHARGED TO 1971 BU!XiETED APPROPRIATIONS
Treatment $
Sanitary System
Administration:
Ace. & Coll.
General
Tota l
Debt Serv1.ce
Cont. Services
Miscellaneous
Cap ital P l ant and
Equipment
Tota l Expense
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Budget
81,476
63,602
21,122
3 2,646
53 ,768
74,225
1 5 ,727
11,265
440,000
$740,063
Current
Month
$ 8,464
2,850
2,135
1,150
3 ,285
30 ,5 25
$45 ,124
Current
Encwab .
Spent &
Encumb .
To Date
$ 42,882
14,188
9,177
11,097
20,274
9,485
4,365
5 ,651
62 !7 30
$159,575
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Last Year
to Date
$ 35,808
14,014
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10,219
2,448
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of May, 1971
Anticipated Current \ of Est. Last Year Last Year
Revenue Month To Date Collected to Date '
Sales Tax $ 1,649,463 $120,758 $694 ,239 42 $ 89,381 46
Property Tax 103,647 12,513 50,028 48 42,301 45
Interest 43,568
State Grant In Aid 12,000 100
Miscellaneous 8,000 65 2
Total Revenue $ 1,804,678 $1331271 $756,267 42 $1311747 37
EXPENDITURE S & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Cumulative
Appropria-
tion
Paving District No . 19 $ 102,000
Paving District No . 20 110,000
Park Impcovement 55 ,000
Servicenter 30,000
Storm Dra inage 764,649
Mas ter Pla n De v. 25,000
Signal P re-Emp. De v. 12,211
TOPICS 17,3 1 3
Do wnto wn Impr . 47,000
Fir e Pumpe r 4 5 ,000
Police & F i re Complex 9 63 ,276
Gr eenbe l t 14 9 ,4 85
Anima l Shel ter 33 ,553
To tal Expe nse $2,354,4 87
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$ l, 227
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3 ,655
6 ,619
4,700
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Encumb .
Spent &
Encumb.
To Date
$53,298 $ 54,525
17,167 18,500
9,693
20,214
3 ,000 7 , 700
23,939 261764
$97,404 $1 3 7 ,396
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Outdoor Pool
Indoor Pool
Sports ' Games
Cultural Activities
Playgrounds
Special Events
Interest
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Total Revenue
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
RECREATION FUND
For Month of May 1971
Anticipated Current
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Portion of Year to Date 42%
% of Est. Last Year Last Year Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date ' $ 56,136
$20,635 50
17,300 $ 2,109 12 2,441 14
13,000
9,500 527 3 ,36 3 35 2,004 15
28,000 6,772 13,501 48 9,098 60
17,800 1,151 7,330 41 5 ,297 43
394
2,500 223 9 351 14
450
1,500 ~ 16 -.ill. 28
$146,580 $8,450 $26,762 18 $40,048 34
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPRIATI~S
Spent &
Annual Current Current Encumb. % of Last Year Last Year Budget Month Encumb. To Date Budget to Date ' Outdoor Pool $ 18,705 $ 6 05 $ 1,143 6 $ 930 6
Indoor Pool 20,360 6 20 4,006 20 3,267 15
Sports & Games 49,473 3,017 11,96 2 24 10,850 26
Cu ltural Activities 22,212 2,582 8,822 40 7,238 38
Playgrounds 6 ,785 60 .9 55 1
Special Ev ents 6 ,377 35 311 5 801 15
General Operations 22!668 _!Q! 4,477 20 4,821 40
Total Expense $146 !580 $7,260 $30,781 21 $27,962 23
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BUS LINE OPERATION
For Month of May, 1971
Anticipated Current
Revenue Month To Date
$ 24,000 $ 2,036 $10,413
600 27 1,891
500
$ 25,100 $ 2,063 $12,304
Portion of Year to Date 42\
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPROPRIATIONS
Salaries
Repairs & Maintenance
Gas and Oil
Insurance
Payroll Taxes
Pensions
Health & Life Insurance
Workmen's Compensat ion
overtime
Cap ital Outlay
Miscellaneous
Total Expense
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Appropriation Month
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7,200 9
1,080
3,300
687
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70
100 30
36 ,000
Current
EncUIIIb.
Spent &
Encumb. \ of Last Year
To Date Budqet to Date
$ 5,198 39
2,881 40
398 37
168 24
177 100
156 100
70 100
198 198
215 14
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CITYJ CO U I C IL D OCUMENT
INTRO DUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
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A BILL FOR c our · I' '·._liN G FII..E
CITY OF EN LEWOOD. COLO.
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SUBSECTION (f) OF SECTION 3, CHAPTER
22 .5, COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26,
SERIES OF 1963, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, BY REMOVING THE RESTR I C-
TI ON PROHIBITING FILLING STATIONS TO BE PLACED WITHIN FIVE
HUN DRED (500) FEET OF AN EXISTING FILLING STATION PROPERTY
LINE OR WITHIN FIVE HUNDRED (500) FEET OF THE ENTRANCE TO
A SCHOOL BUILDING OR PLAYGROUND .
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCI L OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOO D, CO LORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That subsection (f) of Sec tion 3, Chapter
22 .5 , Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 26,
Se ries of 1963, City of Englewood, Colorado is hereby am e nd ed
to read as follows :
22.5-3(f). Proximity to school buildings and exisL-
ing filling stations.
Repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
th e 2 1st day of June, 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinanc e on the .;;3 ~<:. day
of 9"~~ , 1971.
Mayor
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ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyo n, do hereby certify that the above and
f o regoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinanc~. introduced , re ad in full and passed on f irst
reading on th 21s t day of June, 1971.
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET THEREOF,
AND LOT 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM I-1
DISTRICT (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) TO R-3-A DISTRICT (MULTIPLE
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL).
WHEREAS, pursuant to ordinance, the City Planning and
Zo ning Commission duly held a public hearing on June 8, 1971
on a certain proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 26, Series
o f 1963 of the City of Englewood, Colorado, known as the
"Zoning Ordinance of the City of Englewood", and has made
recommendation to the City Council of an adoption of an
ordinance embodying said amendment; and
WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, general welfare
and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to
the Zoning Ordinance as hereinafter set forth.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That Lot 6, except the west 145 feet there-
of, and Lot 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, City
of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado be and
the same is hereby rezoned from I-1 District (Light Indus-
trial) to R-3-A District (Multiple Famil y Residential) and
that Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, together with the
Zoning Map, are hereby amended accordingly .
Section 2. That City Council here by finds, determines
and declares that the hereinabove change in rezoning is
justified by public necessity, convenience, general welfare
and good zoning practice.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 21st day of June, 1971.
Set for Public He aring before the said City Council
at its regular meeting on the 19th day of June, 1971 at
8 :00 o'clock P.M. in the Council Chambers at the City Hall,
3400 South Elat i Street, Englewood, Colorado.
No tic e of He aring shall be published in the Englewood
He r al d at le a s t fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing and
i n ad di tion thereto, the premises hereinabove described
s h all be pos t e d as r e quired by ordinance.
Publish e d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
d ay of , 1971.
Mayor
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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
reading on the 21st day of June, 1971.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN __ ~~~~~·~~~--~~~-----I '
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CITY Or r., .:;._~ A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF THE BROADWAY/ACOMA ALLEY,
LOC ATED FROM WEST HAMPDEN AVENUE ON THE NORTH TO LITTLE DRY
CREEK ON THE SOUTH, WHICH PORTION IS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD AS RECORDED; RETAINING AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT FOR THE
FULL WIDTH OF THE ALLEY FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUB-
SURFACE STORM DRAINAGE.
WHEREAS, there presently exists a public alley lying
between West Hampden Avenue on the north and Little Dry
Creek on the south, known as the Broadway/Acoma Alley; and
WHEREAS, Key Savings and Loan Association has agreed to
construct a pedestrian walkway to be dedicated to public use
as access to the park land south of Dry Creek in lieu of said
alley; and
WHEREAS, a parking lot layout and landscaping plan of
said Key Savings and Loan Assocation will be contingent upon
approval by the City of Englewood Planning and Zoning Com-
mission; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City
of Englewood has heretofore recommended that said alley here-
inafter described be vacated; and
WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said alley is con-
tained within the City of Englewood, Colorado ·and 'does not
constitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood
and any county or other municipality; and
WHEREAS, should said alley be vacated, no land adjoin-
ing said alley shall be without an established public road
connecting said land with another established public road.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That t he following described alley located
within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado be
and the same is hereby vacated, to-wit:
All of that portion of the Broadway/Acoma Alley,
locate d from West Hampden Avenue on the north to Little
Dry Creek on the south, which portion is all within
th City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado.
S ct ion 2 . Provided, how ever , that the City of Engle-
wood shall retain and shall reserve the right to install,
maintain, ope rate, r e pair 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
othe r utility now l oc ated in the alley or any portion there-
of vacated by this ordinance. k1d provided further, that
the City of Englewood hereby reserves the right to install
and maintain in that portion of the vacated alley, surface
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Introduced, r e ad in full and passed on first reading on
the 21st day of June, 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ____ day
o f------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
reading on the 21st day of June, 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ______________________ ___
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF THE BROADWAY/ACOMA ALLEY,
LOCATED FROM WEST HAMPDEN AVENUE ON THE NORTH TO LITTLE DRY
CREEK ON THE SO UTH, WHICH PORTION IS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD AS RECORDED ; RETAINING AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT FOR THE
FULL WIDTH OF THE ALLEY FOR ALL UTILITIES, SURFACE AND SUB-
SURFACE STORM DRA IN AGE.
WHEREAS, the r e pres e ntly exists a public alley lying
b e tween We st Hampd en Avenue on the north and Little Dry
Creek on th e south, known as the Broadway/Acoma Alley; and
WHEREAS, Ke y Saving s and Loan Association has agreed to
construc t a pe destrian walkway to be dedicated to public use
as acc e ss t o the park land south of Dry Creek in lieu of said
all e y; and
WHEREAS, a parking lot layout and landscaping plan of
said Key Savings and Loan Assocation will be contingent upon
approval by the City of Englewood Planning and Zoning Com-
mission; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City
of Englewood has heretofore recommended that said alley here-
inafter described be vacated; and
WHEREAS, all of the land adjoining said alley is con-
tained within the Ci ty of Englewood, Colorado ·and does not
constitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood
and any c o unty or othe r municipality ; a n d
WHEREAS, should said alley be vac ate d, no land adjoin-
ing said alley shall be without an established public road
connec ting s aid land with an o ther established public road.
NOW, THE RE FORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CIT Y OF ENG LEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1 . That the following described alley located
within the City o f Eng l e wo od, Arapahoe County, Colorado be
and the same is he r e by vac ated, to-wit :
All o f tha t p o rtion o f the Broadway/Acoma Alley,
locate d from We st Hampd en Ave nue on t h e n o rth to Little
Dr y Cree k on the south, which po r tion i s a ll wi thin
t h~ City of Englewoo d, Arapahoe Co unt y , Colorado .
S c ti on 2. Provid e d , h owever , t hat t he City o f Engle -
wood s hall r etain and s h all r ese r ve t h e r igh t to in s tall,
maintain, ope r ate , r epa i r and r ep lace by itse l f or by any
lice ns ee o r ho lde r o f a franch ise f r om the City, any pole s,
wire s, pipes, condu its , sewe r ma in s and wa te r mains or any
o ther utility n ow located i n t he a l l e y o r any portio n the r e -
o f vacated by t h is o rd i n anc e . An d prov i d e d furthe r, that
the City o f Englewood h e r e by r eserves the r i ght to i n stall
and maintain in that po r tion of the vac a t e d al ley , surface
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the 21st day of June, 1971.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ____ day
of-------1971.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance, introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 21st day of June, 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN · ~'-K C /t~OU C /1 •
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO
BE KNO WN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 71; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THERE!~ OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO
BID UPON THE CO NSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
WHERE AS , t he City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant
t o t he Ch a rter and Ordinan ce No. 14, Series of 1964, of said City and the Laws
o f the State of Co l o rado, hereby finds and determines that there exists a neces-
s ity f o r t he c reation of Sidewalk Improvement Distric t No. 71, i n said City,
and the co nstru c tion therein of sidewalk improvements, as described herein; and
WH EREAS , t he City Council has heretofore directed the Direc tor of
Pu blic Wo rks t o prepa r e plans, specifications, maps and schedules in accordance
with sa id l a ws; a nd
WHEREA S , the Dire c tor of Public Works has prepared a ll the maps and
certific ates of h is surv ey, as well as schedules, plans, specifi cations,
approximations of cost, and all other matters and things in complete f orm
and substan c e as r equired by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey, as well as
schedules, plans, s pe c i f ications, approximations of cost, and all other
matters are h ereby approved and adopted by the City Council; and
WHE REAS, No tice of a public hearing concerning the creation of the
Distric t and the c on s truc tion of the improvemen ts therein and upon this
ordinance h a s been published once a week for three weeks in the Englewood
Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City, and, in addition, a
copy of t h e No tice has be en mailed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of
real propert y with i n the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and pla ce spec ified in said Notice , the City
Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing any objection s or
protests that might be made against said improvements; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having bee n duly heard and
considered, the Council has determined that such objections shou ld be denied
except as this ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein changes
in said Distric t based upon said objections.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT ORDAINED BY THE CI TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Se c tion 1. Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71 is hereby created
a nd the improvements hereinafter described, consisting of cer t ain sidewalk
i mprovements, a r e dul y ordered a f ter Notice duly given and Hearing duly held,
all a s re qu i re d by l aw.
Se c t i on 2. Th e e xtent of the Distric t t o be assessed for the cost
of t he imp r ovem en ts s ha ll be al l the r e al propert y specially benefited and as
mo r e pa rt i c ul arly set fort h in t he Notic e o f Hearing as provided by a Reso-
lution o f the Ci t y Co un c il pa s s e d and a dopted on the 17th day of May, 1971.
The kind of i mprove ment s a nd the side wa l ks on wh ich such improvements shall
be as f ollows :
Ne c e s s a r y i n s tallations, removal and replacement of concrete
side walks, c ur b and gutter, together with the appurtenances
and inc i d entals, in the City's right-of-way contiguous to the
follow ing properties:
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1200 E a t Dartmouth 1-4 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
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46-5 1 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
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3200 South Delaware 1-13 1 Park Addition 2nd Filing
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3100 South Fox 12-22 1 Corder Subdivision
1-12 Uhlman Subdivision
Two unplatted pieces of property, as follows:
Beginning at a point on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 feet
west and 50 feet north of SE corner of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 4 -5-68;
thence W 1 33 feet along N line of Oxford Street; thence North 162 feet;
thence East 133 feet; thence South 162 feet to beginning; except North
35 feet Section 4-5-68 (955 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 feet West and 177 feet North of SE corner of NE 1/4 of
SE 1/4 of Section 4-5-68; thence North 35 feet; thence West 133 feet;
thence South 35 feet; thence East 133 feet to beginning.
Section 3 . Said District shall be known as the same is hereby desig-
nated "Sidewa l k Improvement District No . 71 ," in Englewood , Colorado.
Section 4 . The construction of said sidewalk improvements in and
for said District, as shown by the plans , specifications and maps thereof ,
prepared by the Director of Public Works and approved by the City Council of
the City of Englewood and now on file in the office of the Director of Public
Works, be and the same is hereby authorized and ordered, the material to be
used with such maps, plans and specifications .
Section 5 . The estimated total cost of said improvements is $8,624.00;
it is proposed that the City of Englewood will pay approximately $1,327.00 to-
ward the total cost of said improvements . The balance of the total probable cost
(being approximately $7,297 .00) is to be paid by special assessments to be
levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove described . The app roxi-
mate share of the total cost to be assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract
of land fronting or abutting on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of
Hearing, as provided by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City Council on
the 17th day of May , and is:
Vertical curb and gutter $4.88 per lin. ft .
4" curbwalk type I 6 .38 per lin. ft. 6" curbwalk type I 7.13 per lin . ft .
Sidewalk (4" thick) 1.28 per sq. ft .
Driveway (6" thick) 1.65 per sq. ft.
Cross pan (6" thick-wire mesh) 2.03 per sq . ft .
Removal of old vertical curb and gutter 1.88 per lin. ft.
Removal of old curbwa lk 2.25 per lin. ft .
Removal of old sidewalks 0 .38 per sq . ft .
Removal of old cross pan 0 .53 per sq. ft .
Saw concrete 3 .7 5 per lin. ft.
Concrete steps 7 .88 per step ft.
Section 6 . All assessments levied against the aforesaid p a rcels of
real property will be due and payable, without demand , within thirty days from
and after the final publications of an ordinance ass ssing the costs of said
improvements gainst the real property in the district. In case any owner of
r al prop rty shall fail to pay th whole of such ssessment against his
prop rty within said thirty days , then the pro rata cost of said improvements
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so as s essed agains t his pr operty, together with interest at the rate of six
per c ent (6 %) per a nnum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable i n five equal
a nnual ins t allmen t s . The f irst o f such installments of principal and interest
shall be due a nd payab le at such time as may be determined in and by the
assess ing o r din a nce , a nd the remainder of sa i d i nstallments shall be due and
payable s uc c essively o n the same day of each year thereafter, until all are
pa i d i n full.
Se c t i on 7 . The May or and Director o f Fi nan c e are hereby authori ze d
to a dver t ise for bid s t o c onstruct suc h improvements in three (3 ) consecut i ve
weekly i s s ues of a news paper of general c irculation, which advertisements may
run con cur re n tly wi t h t he publ i cation o f thi s Ordin a nc e.
Se c t ion 8 . The City Coun c il hereby finds and determines that the
im prov ements p ro po s ed t o be construc ted and installed will confer a spe cial
bene fi t upon t he pro per ty within the Di stric t a nd a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Se c tion 9 . All o rd i nan c es, or part s thereof, i n conflict herewi th
a r e hereby r epealed . This Ordinanc e, a f ter its final passage, shall be recorded
in a boo k ke pt f or that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of
t he Ma yor and Di re c t or o f Finance, shall be published in said City.
I ntroduc ed, read i n full and passed on first reading on the--------
day o f ------------------• 1971.
Published a s a Bi ll for an Ordinance on the --------
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MAYOR
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Ex Officio City Cl e rk-Treasurer
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I , Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby c ertify that the above and fo rego i ng
1s a t r ue , a ccurate a nd c o mplete c opy of a Bill f or an Ordinanc e i ntroduc e d,
read in full and passed on fi rst rea d ing on the d ay o f --------------
1971 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO
BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 71; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION
THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO
BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
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WHEREAS, the City Co un cil of the City of Englewood , Colorado, pursuant
to the Charter and Ordinance No . 14, Series of 1964, of said City and the Laws
of the State of Colorado , hereby finds and determines that there exists a neces-
sity for the creation of Sidewalk Improvement Dis trict No. 71, in said City,
and the construction therein of sidewalk imp rovements, as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the Director of
Public Works to prepare plans, specifications, maps and schedules in accordance
with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works has prepared all the maps and
certificates of his survey, as well as schedules, plans, specifications,
approximations of cos t, and all other matters and things in complete form
and substance as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates o f his survey, as well as
schedules, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, and all other
matters are hereby approved and adopted by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerning the creation o f the
District and the construction of the improvements therein and upon this
ordinance has been published once a week for three weeks in the Englewood
Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City, and, in addition, a
copy of the Notice has been mailed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of
real property within the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Not1ce, the City
Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing any objections or
protests that might be made against said improvements; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly heard and
considered, the Cou ncil has determined that such objections should be denied
except as this ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein changes
in said Distric t based upon said objections.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, as follows:
Section l. S1dewalk Improvement District No. 71 is hereby created
and the improvements hereinafter described, consisting of certain sidewalk
improvements, are duly ordered after Notice duly given and Hearing duly held,
all as requ1red by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be assessed f or the cost
of the improvements shall be all the real property specially benefited and as
more particularly set forth 1n the Notice of Hearing as provided by a Reso-
lution of the City Coun il passed and adopted on the 17th day of May, 1971.
The kind of improvements and the sidewalks on which such improvements shall
be as follows:
ecessary installations, removal and replacement of concrete
sidewalks, curb and gutter, together with the appurtenances
and incidentals, in the City's right-of-way contiguous to the
following properties:
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1200 East Dartmouth 1-4 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
Filing
46-51 16 Evanston Broadway Addition 2nd
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23-26 10 W.H. Betts lst Addition to
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Park Addition 2nd Filing
Park Add ition 2nd Filing
S.G. Hamlins Broadwa y
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Co r der Subdivision
Uhlman Subdivision
Two un platted pieces of property , as f ollows :
Beginning at a po int on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 feet
west and 50 feet north of SE corner of NE 1 /4 of SE 1/4 Section 4-5-68;
thenc e W 1 33 feet a l ong N line o f Oxford S treet; thence North 162 feet;
thence East 1 33 feet ; thence South 16 2 feet to beg inning; except North
35 feet Sect ion 4 -5 -68 (955 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 feet West and 177 feet North of SE corner of NE 1 /4 of
SE 1 /4 of Section 4-5 -68; thence North 35 fee t; thence West 133 feet;
thence South 35 feet; thenc e East 13 3 feet to beginning.
Section 3 . Said District shall be known as the same is hereby desig-
nated "S idewalk Improvement District No. 71," in Englewood, Colorado.
Section 4. The construction of said sidewalk improvements in and
for said District , as shown by the plans, specifications and maps thereof,
pre p ared b y the Director of Public Works and a pproved by the City Council of
the City of Englewood a nd now on file in the office of the Director of Public
Works, be and the s ame is hereby authorized and ordere d, the material to be
used with such ma p s , pla ns and specifications.
Section 5 . The est imated total cost o f sai d improveme nt s is $8 ,624 .00;
it is proposed that the City of Englewood will p ay approximately $1,327 .00 to-
wa r d the tota l c o st of said i mprovements. Th e balance of the total probable cost
(being a ppr o ximate l y $7,297.00 ) is to be paid by special as sessments to be
l e v ied upon each p a rcel of the real property hereinabove described. Th e approxi-
mate share of the total c o st to be assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract
of land fronting or abutt i ng on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of
Hearing , as provided by a Re solution adopted and passed by the City Council on
the 17th day of May , a nd is:
Vertica l curb and gutt er $4.88 per lin. ft.
4" curbwa lk typ e I 6.38 per lin. ft.
6 " curbwa lk type I 7.13 per lin. ft.
Sidewa l k (4" thick) 1.28 p er sq. ft.
Driv way (6 " thick) 1.65 per sq. ft.
Crossp an (6 " thick-wire mesh) 2.03 per sq. ft.
Remova l o f old vertica l cur b and gutter 1.88 per lin. ft.
Re moval of old curbwa lk 2.2 5 p e r lin. ft .
Re mov al of old sidewalks 0 .3 8 p er sq. ft.
Removal of old cross pan 0 .53 per sq. ft.
Saw concrete 3 .7 5 per lin. ft .
Concrete steps 7 .88 p er step ft .
Section 6 . All assessments l evied against the aforesaid p a rce ls o f
real property wi ll be due and p ayab l e , without demand, within thirty days from
and after the fina l p ub l ications of an ordin ance assessing the costs of said
i mprovements gainst the rea l p roperty in the district. In case any own er of
real property shall fai l to p ay the whole o f such assessment against his
property within said thirty days , then the p ro rata c o st o f said improvements
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so assessed against his property, together with interest at the rate of six
per cent (6%) per annum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal
ann ual installments. The first of such installments of principal and interest
shall b e due and payable at such time as may be determined in and by the
assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and
payable successively on t he same day of each year thereafter, until all are
paid in full.
Sect ion 7 . The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby authorized
t o adv ertise for bids to construc t such improvements in three (3) consecutive
w ~ekly issues of a newspaper of general circulation, which advertisements may
r un c on c urrently wi th the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines that the
i mprovements p roposed to be constructed and i nstalled will confer a special
benef i t upon the proper t y within the District and a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Section 9. All ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be recorded
in a book kept for tha t purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of
the Mayor and Director of Finance, shall be published in said City.
day o f
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the--------
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the --------
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MAYOR
AT TEST:
Ex Officio Ci ty Clerk-Treasurer
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1, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is a true, accurate and c omplete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance introduced,
read in f ull and passed on first reading on the day of --------------
1971.
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3200 South Delaware 1-13 1 Park Addition 2nd Filing
13-24 2 Park Addition 2nd Filing
1-12 1 S.G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
3100 Sou th Fox 1 Corder Subdivision
Two unplatted pieces of property, as follows:
Beginning at a point on North line of Oxford Street which is 489 fee t
west and 50 feet north of SE corner of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 4-5-68;
thenc e W 133 feet along N line of Oxford Stree t ; t hence North 162 feet;
thence East 133 feet; thence South 162 feet to beginnin g; except No rth
35 feet Sect1on 4-5-68 (955 West Oxford).
Beginning 489 feet West and 17 7 feet North of SE corner of NE 1/4 of
SE 1/4 of Section 4-5-68; thence North 35 feet; thence West 133 feet;
thence South 35 feet; thence East 133 feet to beginning.
Section 3. Said District shall be known as the same is hereby desig-
nated "Sidewalk Improvement Dis trict No. 71," in Englewood, Colorado.
Section 4 . The construction of said sidewalk improvements in and for
said District, as shown by the plans, specifications and maps thereof, prepared
by the Director of Public Works and approved by the City Council of the City
of Englewood and now on f1le in the office o f t he Directo r of Public Works, be
and the same is hereby authorized and ordered, the material to be used with
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Section 5 . e estima t ed t otal cost o f said improveme~s is $21,991,~
it is proposed that t e City of Englewood will pay approximately $4,818 .31 toward
the total cost of said improvements. The balance of the total probable cost
(being approximately $16,982 .~) is to be paid by special assessments to be
levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove described. The approxi-
mate share of the total cost to be assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract
of land fronting or abutting on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of
Hearing, as provided by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City Council on
the 17th day o f May, and is:
Ve rt1cal c urb and gutter $4 .88 per lin. ft. 4" cu rbwalk type I 6.38 per lin. ft. 6" c urbwalk type I 7.13 per lin. ft. Sidewalk (4" thick) 1.28 per sq. ft. Driveway (6" thick) 1.65 per sq. ft. Crosspan (6 " thi c k-wlre mesh ) 2.03 per sq . ft. Removal of old vertical curb and gutter 1.88 per lin. ft. Removal of old cu r bwalk 2 .25 per lin. ft. Removal of old sidewalks 0.38 per sq. ft. Removal of old cross pan 0.53 per sq. ft. Saw concrete 3.75 per lin. ft. Concrete s teps 7.88 per s tep ft.
Sec t1on 6. All assessments levied against the aforesaid parcels of
real property will be due and payable, without demand, within thirty days from
and after the final publications of an ordinance assessing the costs of said
improvements against the real property in the district. In case any owner of
real property sha ll fai l to pay the whole of such assessment against his
property within aid thirt days, then the pro rata cost of said improvements
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RESOLUTION NO. 30, SERIES OF 1971 J. · L 1 '71
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CITY O F LNG . ; PI L E
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S SHARE L._ '' Ooo, C OLO.
OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN SIDEWALK IMPROVEME;NT DISTRICTS
WHEREAS, for previous years' sidewalk improvement districts
it has been determined that it is necessary to appropriate $2,515.00
to cover the cost of those portions of the District which are chargeable
to the City of Englewood and not the property owners, and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that $1,327.00 must be appro-
priated to sidewalk improvement districts for the City's portion of
Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71, and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there is
$6,534.00 in the fund balance of the Public Improvement Fund available
for appropriations,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CCUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -Public Improvement Fund $ 3,842.00
Appropriation of Funds
Sidewalk Improvement Districts $ 3,842.00
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropria-
tions of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
1971.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ;; / ~ day of _ _,~F==-----
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. 30,
Series of 1971.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public
Improvement Fund and cash available for appropriation in the amount of
$6,534 .oo.
DATED this 7th day of June, 1971.
Stephen A. Lyon
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RESOLUTIO N NO. 30, SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S SHARE
OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
WHEREAS, for previous years' sidewalk improvement districts
it has been determined that it is necessary to appropriate $2,515.00
to cover the cost of those portions of the District which are chargeable
to the City of Englewood and not the property owners, and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that $1,327.00 must be appro-
priated to sidewalk improvement districts for the City's portion of
Sidewalk Improvement District No. 71, and
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance has certified that there is
$6,534.00 in the fund balance of the Public Improvement Fund available
for appropriations,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COOOCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -Public Improvement Fund $ 3,842.00
Appropriation of Funds
Sidewalk Improvement Districts $ 3,842.00
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropria-
tions of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
1971.
s r (l ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ::3i_::_ day of --7"7"'~=.;..:;;;;=.---
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex offici o Ci ty Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Sta te of Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing i s a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. 30,
Series of 1971.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public
Improvement Fund and cash available for appropriation in the amount of
$6,534.00.
DATED this 7th day of June, 1971.
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A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE CITY'S s~COfU NCI L M12Ei1NG
CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT~'' y O F ENGLEWnon, ~;~
WHEREAS, for previous years' sidewalk improvement districts it has
been determined that it is necessary to appropriate $2,515.00 to cover the
c ost of those portions of the District which are chargeable to the City of
Eng lewood and not the property owners, and
WHEREAS, it has been determined
t o sidewalk improvement districts for the
Distric t No. 71 , and
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that s•,Ql9.~ must be appropriated
City's portion of Sidewalk Improvement
WHEREAS , the Director of Finance has certified that there is $6,534.00
in th e fund balance of the Public Improvement Fund available for appropriations,
NOW , THERE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations are
hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -Public Improvement Fund
Appropriation of Funds
Sidewalk Improvement Districts
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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 Cl ty of Englewood, Colorado.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of -------' 1971.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio Ci ty Clerk of the City of Englewood,
State of Colorado , do hereby c ertify that the above and foregoing is a true,
&Lc urate, and comple te co py of Resolution No. _____ , Series of 1971 .
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Co lorado , do hereby certify that there is a fund balance in the Public
Im provement Fund and cash available for appropriation in the amount of
56 ,534.00.
DATED this 7th day of June, 1971.
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RESOLUTION NO. S J .. ,. ., .. SERIES OF 1971 r., y
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Englewood Municipal Code
a t an estimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
s tudy to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, said funds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Finance has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CI TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Department of Finance
$5,400.00
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 day of -----------------' 1971.
MAYOR
ATTE ST :
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I , S tephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
State of Colora do, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
accu r a t e , a nd complete copy of Resolution No. ______ , Series of 1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is available in the General Fund
cash in the amount of $5,400.00 which may be appropriated and expended.
DATED this 18th day of J une, 19 71.
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A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Englewood Municipal Code
at an estimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
study to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, ~d f~ds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Fina~ce has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund $5,400.00
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Depart.ent of F i nance
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 ----day of ---------' 1971.
MAYOR
ATT ES T :
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex offi c i o City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
State of Colora do, do hereby certify t hat t he above and foregoing is a true,
a ccu r a t e , n d complete copy of Resolut i on No . , Series of 1971 •
Ex Officio City Clerk
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby cert i fy that there is avai lable in the Ge n eral Fund
cash in the amount of $5 ,400.00 wh i ch may be appropriated and expended.
DA TED this 18th day of June, 1 9 71.
Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~ SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the C ity Council has approved a contract with the General
Code Publishers Corporation for supplements to the Englewood Municipal Code
at an estimated cost of $1,200.00, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved an Accounting/Operating
study to be conducted by the firm of Van Schooneveld, Heider and Shepherd
at an estimated cost of $4,200.00, and
WHEREAS, said funds had not been appropriated for the year 1971
and the Director of Finance has certified that there is an amount of
$5,400.00 available for appropriation in the General Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following transfers of funds and appropriations
are hereby authorized:
Source of Funds
Fund Balance -General Fund
Appropriation of Funds
City Attorney's Office
Department of Finance
$5,400.00
$1,200.00
$4,200.00
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 --~----day of -----------------' 1971.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
1 , S tephen A. Lyon, ex officio C ity 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
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby certify that there is available in the General Fund
cash in the amount of $5,400.00 which may be appropriated and expended.
DATED this 18th day of June, 1971.
Director of Finance
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TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
via Stanley H, Dial, City Manager
FROM: City Planning & Zoning Co .. ission
SUBJECT: Recommendation re §22,5-3(f) of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Location of Filling Stations)
The City Planning and Zoning Coaaission at its meeting
June 8, 1971, voted 6-0 (3 members absent) to recoamend the
complete deletion of §22.5-3(f) of the CO.prebensive
Zoning Ordinance relative to the location of filling stations,
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES L. SUPINGER
Director of Planning
on behalf of
City Planning & Zoning
Commission,
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encl: Staff reports
City Attorney's Opinion 67-1
Memorandums fraa Fire Chief: 4/29/71; 5/3/71; 6/4/71.
Minutes: 5/4/71; 5/18/71; 6/8/71
cc: City Attorney
Fire Chief
Mr. John Kramer
Oil Companies
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TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
via Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
FROM: City Planning & Zoning Commission
SUBJECT: Recommendation re §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Location of Filling Stations)
The City Planning and Zoning Commission at its meeting
June 8, 1971, voted 6-0 (3 members absent) to reco .. end the
complete deletion of §22.5-3(f) of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance relative to the location of filling stations.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES L. SUPINGER
Director of Planning
on behalf of
City Planning & Zoning
Commission.
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encl: Staff reports
City Attorney's Opinion 67-1
Memorandums from Fire Chief: 4/29/71; 5/3/71; 6/4/71.
Minutes: 5/4/71; 5/18/71; 6/8/71
cc: City Attorney
Fire Chief
Mr . John Kramer
Oi l Companies
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TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
via Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
FROM: James L. Supinger, Director of Planning
SUBJECT: Rezoning Case #11-71: Kenneth R. Prater on behalf
of George B. and Edna Adams.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission, at its meeting
June 8, 1971, voted 4 - 2 (3 members absent) to recommend
approval of the request of Kenneth R. Prater, on behalf of
George B. and Edna Adams for rezoning of a portion of
Lot 6 and Lot 7, Centennial Industrial Park Subdivision
from I-1 (Light Industrial) District to R-3-A (Multi-family
Residential) District for the following reasons:
1. Evidence was presented at the hearing showing there had
been a change of condition in the area when the Centennial
Park was developed; and
2. That there was no opposition to the request expressed at
the public hearing.
ubmitted,
Zoning
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Minutes
cc: Applicants
Valley Water & Sanitation District
6/16/71
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Request d Zone Cha n ge from 1 -l (Light Indus t ri al )
D1str1c t t o R-3-A (Mu ltJ.-f am i l y Res idential) Distric t .
App l"I an t ·
Keno th R. Pral~~ on be h alf o f George B. an d
Edna Ad a m~.
Lega l !?_s< np_~.
L ot 7 and a po r t1011 ot Lot 6 , B l o c k 1, Cen t en n 1 a l
t nduslr t al Pa r k .
Lot a I 1 on·
::lite t ron t "' app10 XJ.m ate l y 500 f ee t o n th e s outh and
,\t ,.,l<h.., ot uth Dt:<.a tur S t ree t app r oxJ.mate1y 150 feet of
W Ln1on Avenu •
RL < omm.·nd ~ d At· t 1 ou ·
Jhat til<' 1 ty P l ann"Ing and Zon Ln g CommJ.SSJ.On d ny
the IlQ\J•-,t o t K •nn til R . P t·at r o n b e half of Georg B . and
Edna AJ a m~ io1 t .t.ot.Lnt4 of Lot 7 and a port ion o f Lot 6,
Blo<k 1, C••nt<:llrll al Industr i al P ar k turn the I -1 (L 1ght
l ndusttJa l) Ut s t 1ct to th R-J -A (Mu lt i -lamll Y Resi den t 1al )
iJl'>ll tel to1 th<' folll1w1n14 rea ons:
1. Adc-quaLL JtllotmalJ.Oll has not be n ubm 1 t t e d s how 1 ng tha t
th publl<" n u:s 1ty , tonv n 1ence, health, sa f t y , mo als ,
g<'IH 1 a 1 v. liar •, 01 good zon1ng p a 1 1ce JUS t if t •s th
1l'quc.., lt>tl <han~'.
2 . 1lll• Comptl'l1Ct•'>lV<.' Plan de llo(nates th(;' u b j
''Bu.., 1 rH .....,~ ,. U~t:ti .
t area t o r
3. Thl n•t>d io1 addJl!onal mul t 1p l lam1ly z o n 1 ng , a nd th
la<k ot need lo1 XJSttng J.ndus lr tal zo n1n g 1n th su bJ ec t
ar •.1 h,t · not bet.ll shown .
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4 . App rox imate l y 300 mul t1pl e family uni ts have b een rece n tly
comp l eted , or are under con tru c tion, on the west side of
Low e ll Boul eva d a short d1 s tan ce we st of the subj ect
S1 t ,
5 . ppt'oval of th e request would b e "s pot zoning " as th only
multiple fan11ly zoning Ht th e i mmediate area .
The en t enn 1 a l l ndu t Ial Pa r k , pre v iousl y k no~n a
t ht> "A dam ~ T1 c t " a nd "R1v er~id e I ndus t rial Pa r k', v.as a nnexed
t o thP C tl y o l Eng l e wood 1n Sep t em ber , 1960, and subs e qu~ntly
subd i vtd~d by M • George B. Adams . Mr . Adam s requested an 1-1
(LJght Indu t t'lal) zon ing for all of t h 1s p r o perty excep t a
trip a lo ng We t n t on Av e u whi c h was then zoned R-1 -A and
th e oe th ea ·t <-Orne t· ot F deral and Union Av .nue wh ich was
Lont>d M-1 (1 he qu1v a l ent of I-l) t o accommodate an e xist1n g
~t.r 1 c' s t a t1 on .
Th ... ot·t ~llld l »kP1ch sllbm llt t.d S t mbcr , 1960, forth
z.ontn~ •L'qu est show d a 30 fl. b u lf r area along F e deral
B u l Pv atd , Th e b u tf er a r a wa s Intende d to prov1de a se pa a-
lton and -,d t>n1ng of the tndu t r 1al are a from the residential
area t o th we t of Fedtnal Boul vard . Changes lat r reco m-
m.ndLd by th ~ Engine r1ng , Utt lity and Planning De p artment
abked lo larger lot s for the poss1blc devel opment ; th r oad
wJ loca t t>d on th e pl at to b l'Los t · t o th ex i s ti ng unde r-
gtounu utJ lJt y lines t o less n t h l i k e l1hood of bu1ldings
bt.'lllt; • r" t d v r them and 1t "'a th rought that th e lots
1mmed1ately e..tsl o f F ed ral Boul at'd s hould hav e a ccess f rom
o~~<.atul S t r1• t orly , uot allo..,tnp: tta1ft tht·ough the b uf f er
::;tt t p . Tht> b \tfl r str t p , t o b land:::.cap d with three row of
plantlll!4'=' ol Ptn n P11 1 , shrub:;; and d 1.'1 duou tr , was
agtP"d to by Mr . Adams a a suran that. th prox1m1ty of a
ltght tlldu-.tJtal <ttPa ou d no t d •LrtU th value of th e
'' ,.,tdt Ill'"-111 ttn~; a t e,. Th e r <.ord d .,ubd lvisJ.on plat 1n-
, ludt.., a 20 toot 'dS nwn t fot landscap1 n g a n d a 20 f ot >ase
llll'n t l <ll thl Bn»ln Dttc.h on the w s t s1de of th subd1v1 10n ,
ll \\as t he up uttou o f tiH, tl11 •n 1 ty Attorn y th t a n
oJdJu.Jn<.• t equttlng plantl•d ~en.· nin g b e twee n J.ncompotib]('
.u ea<, \\Ould not b \\oL·kablL . Th n•for ·ov nant was pi'-
p..ttt•d to Jnsut • omp t1b tl1 t w1th ad a nt res1dential d is-
l1t ·t tins c ov n ant provid d for a 20 ft. screening strip
alon~ F d tal Bouleva rd and the ma1 n t nanc of such lands ap1ng ;
'>I 1 •eut ng t n · to enclo e tor g a rea ; height of bu ild10i
11m1 t to 30 ft. abovt> curb level ; ign control ; and lot
1 ov 1 ag ltmt t , .11th prov1 10n that any c hange from int n t
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and mean1ng be subject to agreement of the City of Englewood.
Th1s c ovenant was to have been filed and recorded by Mr. Adams ;
whethe or not Lh1s was done is not known.
Ap 11 1961, th Plann1ng Comm1ssion waived a requirement of a
4 ft. sidewalk along Federal Boulevard. It was felt that
s1nce Mr. Adams had agreed to a 20 ft . planting strip that a
s1d walk would not be necessary . The Commission did require
that Uns planllng ;;;t ip be set back 4 ft . from the curb to
allow mergency pa e off of the roadway.
Ma y , 1962, th Jezon1ng of th1s area to 1-1 or Light Indust 1al,
was approv~d w1th th f1nal plat showing the 20 ft. buffer
st1 1p and th B own D1 tch.
un , 1962, Mr. Adams gave an addit1onal 20 ft.
<•a;;<·m n t for th Brown Di t h.
rh lots on the east s1de of Decatur Street and
Lot 3 0f Blo ·k 3 w ce purchased trom Mr. Adams by the City of
Engl \\OOd Jun , 1969 . These lots we re developed as part of
c , t:t nn1 1 Patk, f1rst opened in 1971. The pa rk development
1n lude!:> a llghted ball field directly ac oss the street f om
th' c;ub) t area and to the no th.
Park s & R creat 1on·
"Th pa ee l of land north of W s t Un1on Avenue
and on the wes t side of South Decatur S tree ·t is
only fot t y (40) to s1x ty (60) feet f om the lighted
so ft hal J t 1 1d 1n Ccntenu1al Pa k. This w1ll mean
no1~e, Jlllen · l1ght and on 1derable car traff1c
f1 om the fi · st of May thL·ough Labor Day. Softball
game::. oft n .ont1nue a lat a 11 ·30 p.m.
"It 1 al so pos!>1bl th l toll ball may go over
ti H' bal k,.,top dur1ng bas oall gam that may L
pl y ·d ..tt thJ-, fleld du 1ng the day. Th1 ould
he a tlu eat to pa r tmen t w1 ndows ."
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"W1 th 1 'gaed to r zon1ng th George Adams property,
th e wo~L 1 and ~:~ewer uhlities are under the control
of th' Valley Water and Sanitation Di•trict•,
"Th 1& off ice doe not obJ <' to the propo•ed
r zonLn~."
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th • fo l lowtng c om ments:
I. I'llc> ;..tl 't>l 1.:;, paved to Ut e 44 -J:ool width
\ltth ve ttJ.cal cut·b and gutter w1th no s1dewal k.
2 Thp dt•.J tnage r u no ff from a mul tJ.-fami.1 y
~<••,tdl'nt l al a t a \IOuld p oss1.bly b les than tht!
0t q .(tn al z u1ng of l1ght indu tt'J.al.
"f:l,•, aob, < 1 tiH abov e ea:.ons 1 would h.n ~ 11
ou,J• < t1un, to th e pt•oposc·d r •z.on1ng; however ,
du l e~l t ha t walk ho u ld b installed at th e t1me
<1 1 co n-.t ntc tton ."
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1111, t•'(!tJE',t 1 ::> f o r·et~Olnng of one lot , and a port1on
ot ar <I tilt ,., 1, (Jill lltdttst nal to multip l e famlly t'PS.lden ttal u e.
Tile ('ombtoH•d "ith· \IUi tld it·on t on Suuth De..:atu r Stre t b cause
th• "'-'"tl'r 1: I I ~> f~cL·t o t Lot 6 h s b e n d e v lope d w1th c omm 1·-
, 1<11 '"'~'"' ftort\1111!, on , and \llth l<PSS ft•om, Fede al Boul e vard .
'!IlL· "''~.ltlldt·t' ul thP 1ndust c1 1 zotnng \IO Uld t•emaln 1nta t
111th the •··~ult t h.tt tlt ptopos ed mu1ttp1e tarn1 l 1t wo u ld
po-,<,Jl>l\ l>P -.uttound .•d by d!SS1mtl at• us "'• 1 .e ., 1ng1 f .a..1 l y
1,~:-.tdtntt.tl, •onJmt.'lC't.tl, tndu,:;t r tal and ,t r k .
It•• Pl.unnttl-\ IJ, pat tmen t a"! so qu,•,'lton.;; the ne d fot•
,ddttll•ll,tl tnllltq.d{• ldllltly Z.<H.Ihl-\ at tht ' tllll . Th J•> 1,:; t'On -
-.JdPo tblt> t~>ntn• -.111 t. ble lu1 mu lt tpl ldmt l y d eve lopmt.nl 1n
a mudt l>t•tt.r lo atl(lll, ... unt>und 1Dh th ' downtown c or , wh11h
h,h no t ht·t dt•vt>lopl•d, f\1-.o, .1 -,hot t dtslanc w t 111 D nv 1,
a l.ttl-\l' tOmpl• '( o l ap.tt t mt.·n t-. (300) t s b. tng d ov loped .
It h<,uld .tlso b t> noted tha t the p opo ed mu lt 1.p l
f.tmtl\ dP v l o pmenl w1lJ n o t "pay 1ts way " f r om a ta>-st.a ndpo 1.nt.
On l ) t h P mot x du tve mult t ple f a mily d e velopme n t i808J ilt •
£-O O OJ ~h ta x to c over th e c o s t o f e r v .1 c es r eceive d .
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Last ly, but not least ~n 1mportance, the proposal
would be ontrary to the suggested "Business" (Commercial)
use suggested by the Comprehensive Plan for the subject area.
Bas e d upon all of these reasons, the Planning Department
recommends denial of the request.
Re s p ectfull~/'~itted,
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