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"SPEClAL CITIZEN PROGRAM iNVITEES, August 3, 1971"
Precinct No. -Mr. and Mrs. Liba so to Garcia, 1705 West Iliff Avenue
Preci nc t No. 2 -Mr. and Mr s . George E. Perrin, 2956 South Elati Street
Preci nc t No. 3 -Mr. and Mr s . Jo eph o. Zonti ne, 270 9 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mr s . William L. Fo\oll r, 3700 South Cherokee Street
Prec inct No. 5 -Mr. and Mr ~. Leo Ro uniar k, 2950 South Clarkson Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mn >. Francis L. Smi th, 1271 Ea s t Bates Avenue
Precinct No. -Mr. and Mr s . Hal e Ha rdin, 3200 South Franklin Street
Precinct No. 8 -Mr. and Mr s . Aaron Barge, 3645 South Shennan Street
Precinct No. 9 -Mr. and Mrs. Franz E. Baroth, 3875 South Lincoln Street
Precinct No. 10 -Mr. and Mrs. Thoma s Perry, 4170 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Watren G, Lillie, 4325 South Washington Street
Precinct No. 12 -Mr. and Mrs. Harold w. Hanna, 4300 South Lipan Street
Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mr s . George w. Schmidt, 3099 West .• adcliff Drive
Precinc t No. 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Barry E. Lind strom, 5060 South Galapago Street
PreciQct No. 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Wi 11 iam D. Webb, 4760 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s. A, W. Buttereab, 4860 South Wa s hington Street
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SENTI. ~Q
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~1 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET
THEREOF, AND LOT 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUB-
DIVISION, 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 Ordin-
ance 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
thereof, and Lot 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUB-
DIVISION, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State
of Colorado be and the same is hereby rezoned from I-1
District (Light Industrial) to R-3-A District (Multiple
Family Residential) and that Ordinance No. 26, Series of
1963, together with r-.,e Zoning Map, are hereby amended
accordingly.
Section 2. That City Council hereby finds, deter-
mines 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 July, 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 Engle-
wood 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.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd
day of June, 1971.
~ead by title and passed on final reading on the
CJ -·day of Q .. a~, 1971.
Published by title as Ordinance No. --~~y----~~·
Series of 1971 on the 11 '3f day of ~·L f' , 1971.
Attest:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby .certify that the
a~ove and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of an ordinance, passed on final re~ding and
published by title as Ordinance No. ,_'t.... , Series
of 1971.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANC E NO. d 5 SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE VACA TI NG A PORTION OF THE UTILITY EAS EMENT
LOCAT ED IN THE DOTSO N SUBDIVISION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, AS
RECORDED.
WHEREAS, the r e pre s e ntly e xists a utility easement
located in the Dotson Subdivision; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Englewood has h e r e tofore r e commended that the
major portion of said utility easeme nt hereinafter des-
cribed be vacated; and
WHEREAS, all the land adjoining said utility ease-
ment is contained within the City of Englewood, Colorado.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the following described utility
easeme nt, located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, be and the same is hereby vacated, to-wit:
A sixteen-foot (16') utility easement running
north and south through the center of the Dotson
Subdivision, which subdivision is bounded on the
north by West Dartmouth Avenue, on the east by
South Delaware Street, on the south by West East-
man Avenue and on the west by South Elati Street;
except, however, the southerly twenty-five feet
(25') of said easement which is to be used by the
Utilities Department of the City of Englewood or
by any licensee or holder of a franchise from the
City for the maintenance of the manhole for a
sewer line serving the Bishop School, and also,
for the maintenance of existing facilities of the
Public Service Company -Electric Division.
Introduc e d, r e ad in full and pass e d on first r e ading
on the 6th d a y of July, 1971.
Publi s he d a s a Bill for an Ord i n a n ce on the 14th
d a y of Jul y , 1971.
Read by title and pass e d on fina l r e ading on the ~ d a y o f Au g u st , 1971. 9 ~
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-.-s-Published by title as Ordinance No. ~
Series of 1971 on the II ~ day of O u -ZJ -.-Z'-,--,1-=9'""7,_1:
Attest :
I, Ste phen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of an ordinance, passed on ·final reading and
published by title as Ordinance No. pl.~ , Series of 1971.
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RESOLUTION NO. 3 3 , SERIES OF 1 9 71 CITY OF ENGLEW OOD, COL
A RESOLU TION ADJUSTING APPROPRIATIONS IN THE SANITARY SEI~ER
PLANT REHABILITA TI ON AND THE JEFFERSON SANITARY SE\·!ER EX 'rEN -
S ION ; AND A\JrHORIZ ING INTER-FUND LOANS TO THE SEI~AGE FUN D
FOR CASH DEFICITS TO BE ENCOUNTERED DY SAID FUND I N FUTURE
YEARS.
WHEREAS , the follo"ing c a pita l improveme nt p rojec ts and purch ases
will b e mad e during 1 971 in t h e Sewer Fund :
Sewer Pl ant Reha bilita tion
Co nstru ction
Eng ineerin9
Land Purchase a nd Miscella neous
J efferson Sewer Line Extension
Co nstruction
Engineering
Tota l 1 97 1 Constru ction ,
Engineering and Pu r c h a ses
$1,3 20,000
118,700
104,700
90,000
8,400
$1,641,800
of which $440 ,000 has been a pprop riated; a nd
Wllli REAS , f uture y ears rev en u e , as we ll as i n t e r-fund bo rro wing,
i s n e c essa r y t o finance these p r o jects ;
NCM , THEREFORE , BE IT RESO LVE D BY THE CITY COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF
ENG LEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNT Y, COLORADO , as f ollows :
Section 1. The foll owing a d j u s t me n t to the 1971 budge t i s hereby
authori zed:
Incre ase in Ca pita l outla y Appro-
pria tion
$1,201,800
Se ction 2. The Dire ctor o f F i n an c e is h e r e by au~~~rized to make
the inter-fund loa n s fro m v a r i ous fund s within the City OL Englewood whos e
c ash would o t h erwise b e i nv est e d to the Sewer Fund as r equ i red to ma inta i n a
min i mu m cash b alanc e i n the Sewer Fu nd o f $7 5 ,000 a t a ll times . S a id loans
are a uthorized for the y ears 1 972 and 1 9 73 at the inte r e st rate which the
City i s ab l e to i nv est i t s idle f u nds at t h e time the c ash is required.
Section 3 . Th e City Ma na ger and Director o f F inance a r e h e r e by
authorized and directed to make the above changes t o the l971 appropria tion s
of the City of Eng l ewood , Colora do .
ADO PTED 1\ND APPROVED this 9th day o( August 1971 ~~
ATTEST:
Ex off ici o Ci ty Clerk
I , St phe n 11 . Lyon , ex officio City Cl erk of the City of Eng l ewood ,
Stnlo o( Colorado , d o h Prcby certify th t lhe above and foregoing is a t rue ,
accur iltc , and comp l C'L · copy of RC't:o lulion No . 33 , Series o f 1 97 1 .
Ex Officio City Clerk
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RESOLU 'J:ION NO , J:J , SERIES OF 1 9 71 It
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A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING APPROPRIAT IONS I N Trffi SA NI~ ~AGij
PLl\NT REHABIL ITATION AND THE JEFFERSON SANITARY SEHER EX'rEN -
SION; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-FUND LOANS TO THE SE WAGE FUND
FOR CASH DE FICITS TO BE ENCOUNTERE D BY SAID FUND I N ~'UTURE
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WrillREAS , the following capital improvement proj ects and purchases
wi ll be made during 1 9 71 in t h e Sewer Fund:
Sewer Plant Re h abilitation
Con stru ction
Engineering
La nd Purc hase and Miscellaneous
Jefferson S ewer L ine Extension
Construction
Engineering
Total 1 971 Construction,
Eng ineering and Purchases
of which $440,000 h as been appropriated; and
$1,320,000
118,700
104,700
90,000
8,400
$1,641,800
WHERE AS , future y ears revenue, as well as inter-fund borrowing,
is necessary to finance t h ese projects;
NOW, THEREF ORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE C.ITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLE\~OOD, ARIIPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
' Section 1. The following adjustments to the 1971 budget are hereby
author ized:
Increase in Cap i tal Outlay Appro-
pr iation
in Environmental Protection
Revenue
in Revenue from Cherrymoor
nitation District
$1,201, BOO
130,000
56,000
Section 2. The Director of Finance is hereby authorized to make
che inter-fund loans from various funds within the City of Englewood whose
cash would otherwise be invested to the Sewer Fund as required to maintain a
minimum cash balance in the Sewer Fund of $75,000 at all times. Said loans
are authorized for the years 1972 and 1973 at the interest rate which the
City is able to invest its idle funds at the time the cash is required.
Section 3. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized and directed to make the above change s to the 1 9 71 appropriations
of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this '/ ~ day of --'WI&:~r--+~!::!::l~-' 1971.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Ex Officio Cily Clerk
I, Stephe n A. Lyon , ex officio City Clerk of the C ity of Englewood,
Slate of ColoJ.ctdo , d o h ereby certify tha l the abov e and foregoing is a true,
accurate , and complct copy of Resolution No. ~.5 ~ , S eries of 1 97 1.
Ex Off icio City Clerk
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SPECIAL MEETING:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
AUGUST 9 , 1971
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County , Co lora do,
me t in special session on August 9 , 1971, at~ P.M. /
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting/to order.
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Army. Pledge of Alleg iance was led by Boy Scout ~roop No. 58.
,, The Mayor as ked for roll call. Upo'} the c a ll of the roll, the y;.'t¢
t¢-~l't¢-1 following were present:
Councilmen Senti, Lentsch , Lay, Kr eiling, Dhority, Brown, Schwab.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared a quorum
Also present were:
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City M ~ger Dial
Assistant City Ma nager McDivitt
City ~ttorney Be rardini
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES
OF THE REGULA R MEE TING OF JULY 1 9 , 1 9 71, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call
of the rol l, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7 I Na ys: Non e
Absent: Non e
T h e Ma yor d eclared the mot ion carried .
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City Manager Dia l announced that Hr. John Kramer of the Englewood
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Public Schools who was scheduled to be present was unable to attend. Mr. Dia l
spoke on behalf of Mr . Kra me r , e xpressing the School District's need for an
encroa chme nt into the public right-of -way for footi n gs for the light standards
to be installed at the Englewood High School Football F ield. The footings
would e xtend into the r i ght-of -way underground only and would not encroach
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the School Boar wa s unable to make ~ts request before the Board of Adjustm nt
and Appeals .
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Co uncilman Kreiling requested that t he City Mana ger write the
Board of Adju s tm ent and App ea ls to expl ain why they
in this matter. It was ag reed that h e ~ such a l etter .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, T
EN GLEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT BE GRANTED AN ENCROACHMENT INTO
RIGHT-oF-wAY AL05~THE SIDEWALK ux&-IN THE VICINITY
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Ayes: 7
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Charles Carroll, Director pf Utilities, gave an oral report
on the Interim Water Metering Program. He indicated that several "typical"
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dwell~e at differe nt economic lev~ls had been mete r e d for study purposes.
The final report will recommend the manner in which meters can be applied
to all structures within the Ci ,Y in addition to methods of finandng such a
program. He indicated that other cities in Colorado had been surveyed with
regard to their e xperiences wi th metering and all had strongly recommended a
metering program.
The minutes of the Water and Sewe r Board meeting of July 20 , 1971,
with a copy of the amended Sewer Ordinance, were received for the record . ·
A memorandum from Charles B. Carroll , Jr., dated July 13, 1971,
regarding an Interim Water Metering Program was receiv ed for the record.
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A memorandum from Charles B. Carroll, Jr., dated July 20, 1971,
regarding "Better Water for Englewood" Week, August 8-14, 1 9 71, was received
for the record.
Mr. Carroll announced the City 's intention to observe "Better
Water for Englewood" Week August 8-14, 197 1.
Mr. Carroll and Councilman Kre i ling are to appear on both radio
and TV in order the publicize the program. The basic intent is to point
up the deficiencies Englewood may have in its water facilities and to show
what must be done to bring them up to acceptable standards. Emphasis will
also be placed on the part which the public can play in conserving water.
dated June 20, 1971,
A memorandum/recOI!DIIending approval of 1 JP.ement No. 31 to Connector's
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation District ~~nerally in the vicinity west
~. :~r<he in<o<oec<ioo of '''' C•iey Aveoue ~ <he V•iiey "'•'"•~ ••• <ocoived
~-~-the d· and discussed. ;I
Director of Utilities Charles Carroll a ppeared before City Council
and pointed out the a rea ~-ee included within Supplement No. 31.
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DHORITY MOlTED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECOODED, THAT SUPPLEMENT NO. 31 TO
THE CONNECTO R'S AGREEMENT WITH SO~TE SANITATION DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND
T HAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SAID SUPPLEMENT. Upon
the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7
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A memor andum recommending approval of the proposed Sewer Ordinance
dated June 20, 1971, was received for the r e cord.
Mr. Carroll next discussed the proposed redraft of the comprehensive
sewer ordinance. He noted that in March seven persons had been appointed to
revise the City's ordinance and, in doing so, h~ us e d a sample ordinance
from the Environmental Protection Ag ency and several other cities, including
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Denver and Boulder. While the ordinance had been redrafted entirely, there
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.aJ<e two major changes of importance to be noted .
~~r eh:,.7~Je :ity would be able to levy a surcharge
on any industry emitting an abnormal flow of effluent. ~
The second major change is that a permit system would be applied.
Under this regulation any proposed new commerce or industry must make the
nature of their business known to the City before it would be permitted to
connect to the sewage system.
After some discussion the City Attorney stated that while the
ordinance was practically in final form, he would like to see two changes
that
made. He felt that the rates should be stipulated in the ordinance and/the
amount and nature of any penalties which could be levied must b e spelled
out in the •Kiaaaax ordinance. It was agreed that he would make these
changes to the ordinance and redraft it in its entirety. Hr. Carroll would
then inform the sewer ordinance committee wh ether or not it would be necessary ,,
for them to consider the attorney's redraft of the ordinance before it goes
to the Council in final form.
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Th e City Man age r s ugg est ed that the Mayor write a letter ofthanks
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to the committee memb ers wh o were responsible for redrafting the ord~nan~e.
It was decided that s uch a l etter should be sent . I
A memor a ndum dated July 20 , 1971, recommending approval of Supplement
No. 18 to the Conne ctor's Agreement with Va lley Sanitation ~istrict,{generally
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northeast of the intersection of We st Mounta in Road and South Lowell Boulevard:)
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was r eceived for the record . .1
Director of Ut i lities Charles Carrollj appeared before City Council
and pointed out the area i ncluded within
Mr. Carroll explained that thi
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wneR i:t ~taB g;rigiPal.l.y fgE!IIed. The
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construction in the
area assuming that the portion in q estion had already been annexed to the
District. Because it was not, th Water and Sewer Board felt that it should
be annexed to the Valley Sanita?ion District , and that Supplement No. 18
would accompli•h that cod. ~
COUNCILMAN LAY M()jED, COONCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT SUPPLEMENT
NO. 18 TO THE CONNECTOR'~ AGREEMENI' WITH VALLEY SANITATION DISTRicr BE
PPROVED AND THAT THE -'AYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SAID
SUPPLEMENT. Upo n the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7
Nays : None
Abs ent : Non e
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special meetingsof
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July 9 , 197l,•J were received for the record.
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The minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting of July 28,
1971, were received for the record. I
The Mayor reviewed the history of ARAPS to date and noted that
Mr. Joe Kirschner had been terminated because the Board felt he was not
performing his work on schedule nor had a clear idea of what ARAPS was
intending to accomplish. The Mayor explained that during the interim
period the ARAPS Board would like to extend the length of the project to
July 1, 1972, and to cover this period to appropriate $10,000 in the 1972
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budget. By July 1 if it were determined that th1Project ~ be continued,
and the Mayor felt that it probably would, the City would be asked to contribute
an additional $40,000 to the project. The-MaiU'r ~ that n•spsliCJt!""C'UhtL
and the City ~ Littletoli nad passed s:uniiar IIIOb.ons and strongly urged tne -
same.
COUNCILMAN I:>HORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN lAY SECONDED, THAT THE ENGlEWOOD
CITY COutCIL SIGN A LETTER OF Im'Em' APPROVING THE EXTENSION OF TIE ARAPS
PROJECT TO JULY 1, 1 9 72, AND BUDGET $10,000 IN 1 9 72 TO COVER THAT PERIOO I • •
WITH AN ADDITIONAL $40,000 TO BE BUDGETED SHOUID THE PROJECT BE CONTINUED
TO THE END CF THE YEAR.
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Councilman Kreiling left Council Chambers at 9:20P.M.
The minut es of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of July 7,
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197 1, were received for the record .
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Items 3(f) thru (l) all received for the record.
Bill --I 'll list in the same manner as the minut of the Planning
and Zoning Commission. I ;r .
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The City Attorney reminded the Council t~at the ordinance which
would rezone certain property in the vicinity of West Union Avenue and South
Decatur Street had been tabled.
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COUNCILMAN LENTSCH MOVED, COUNCILMAN BRCMN SECONDED, THAT THE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 14 5 FEET THEREOF, AND
wr 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF
ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORAOO, FROM I-l DISTRICT (LIG!fl' INDUSTRIAL) TO R-3-A
DISTRICT l(JO!p'UIJPI (MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) BE REMOVED FOOM THE TABLE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: 7 ;f
The Mayor declared the ~otion carried .
Mayor Schwab expressed opposition to the proposed rezoning, feeling
that the baseball games to be conducted in the park were not compatible with
'.~-new apartment development which would take place should any rezoning occur .
~ . Councilman Lentsch stated h would much prefer an p rtment complex
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to a commerci 1 or industrial dev lopment in that r a • .,
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Councilman Kreiling entered Council Chambers at 9:25 P.M. and took his
seat with Council.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 24, SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOI' 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET THEREOF, AND
LOI' 7, CENrENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBI>IVISION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF
ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM I-1 DISTRICT (LIG!fl' INDUSTRIAL) TO R-3-A
DISTRICT (MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL).
(Copied in full in the officia l Ordinance Book.
COUNCI~ SENri MOVED, COUNCILMAN BRCMN SECONDED, THAT 1~
ORDINANCE NO. 24, SERIES OF 1971, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED
BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOO HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the call of the !l!'oll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lentsch, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown.
Nays: ~~~~¢t~¢~~ Mayor Schwab
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini then noted that a bill for an ordinance
to prohibit parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk had been placed on the
agenda . Because this was a s p ecia l meeting , h e pointed out a new bill could
not be introduced •
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 25 , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTIOtil OF THE UTILITY EASEMENT LOCATED IN
THE oorSON SUBDIVISION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, AS RECORDED.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
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ORDINANCE NO. 25 , SERIES OF 1 97 1, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED
BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the call of t!'x!~oll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE
RESOLUTION GRANI'ING THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT S. BRIOLA, d/b/a
BOB'S IQIIEXJf1IX GROCERY AND MARKET FOR A 3 . 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE
LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON KZWBK¥Z STREET, ENGLE800D,
COLORADO, BE REK>VED FR:>M THE TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vot_e
resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Councilman Lay felt that the granting of a beer license to Bob's
Groc ery would be detrimental to the large numb er of children in the a r ea .
Councilman Dho rity said he would vote in favor of granting the
license because it was unfair to prohibit Bob's Grocery from competing with
the supermarkets infue area which presently have a license. He also •
stated thatthe court .. x would probably overturn any action of the Council
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Councilman Kre iling expressed approval of t~ granting the license I • •
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be harmful to the children of the area as did Mayor Schwab who expressed
concern over the possibility of children being sent to purchase beer for
their parents.
RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1971
A RESOLUTION GRANI'ING THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT S. BRIOLA,
II~ d/b/a BOB'S GROCERY AND MARKET FOR A 3. 2 FERMENI'ED MALT BEVERAGE
LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3296 SOUTH WASHIN;;TON STREET, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
(Copied in full in the offic ial resolution book.)
COUNCILK'>.N DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILIN;; SECONDED, THAT
RESOLIJI'ION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1971, BE AOOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayea: Councilmen Lentsch, Kreiling, Dhority.
Nays: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Brown, Schwab.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion failed.
Because this resolution failed , it will not be assigned a
resolutiojfurnber but is incorporated herein in its entirety.
Type resolution in entirety
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The City Attorney reported on the City of Englewood versus Madison
Lyon court case. He indicated that the testimony supported Mr. Lyon's
contention that the City had been~~----~y aware that he was operating
a welding establishment in a residential district since 1954. Under these
circumstances Mr. Berardini felt that it was appropriate for the City to
settle the case out of court if at all po~sible. He is to meet with Mr.
Lyon's attorney to draw up an agreement which would allow Mr. Lyon to
continue his welding operation at the present location until J&1uary 1, 19 74.
After that date Mr. Lyon will remove his operation from the residential
area. The City Attorney recommended that the Council accept such an
agreement .... once he is able to present it for formal action.
City Attorney Berardini discussed the annexation case between
Sheridan and En g lewood. He had sought a stay of e lection from the Supreme
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is to be held only in the disputed area and will present three options to
the voters:
Do you wish to remain in the County?
Do you wish to be annexed to Englewood?
Do you wish to be annexed to Sheridan?
• Unless the court honors the Attorney 's request that they review
the case , the e}ction should be held within the next two months. The City
Attorney stated that he would not participate in the appointment of election
judges for h felt that by so doing he might prejudice the case should we
appeal .
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monies in the sewer fund fo r the reconstruction of the sanitary sewer
treatment system , explain ing that t he reso lu tion was necessary in order
to provide sufficient mon ies to a ccommodate the rec e nt construction for
which a bid was recently awarded.
RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1 971
A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING APPROPRIATIONS IN THE SANITARY SEWAGE
PLANT REHABILITATION AND THE JEFFERSON SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION; AND
AUTHORIZING INTER-FUND LOANS TO THE SEWAGE FUND FOR CASH DEFICITS TO BE
ENCOUNTERED BY SAID FUND IN FUTURE YEARS.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCI~ DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 33 , SERIES OF 1 9 71, BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: 7
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manag er Dial asked Mr. Kells Waggoner, Public Wor ks Di rector.,
to discuss the Sidewalk District No. 71 bids . Mr. Waggoner discussed the
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The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reported on the Federal Aid Urban Sy stem , explaining
that in all probability it will ultimate ly replace the TOPICS program. In
his opinion the Urban System is being promoted so qu ickly that any
advisable changes to the original proposal cannot be given adequate qonsidera-
tion. For example, in a recent meeting r egarding the System the City was
unable to have the following streets included as a part of the System :
Clarkson from Yale to Orchard Road
Quincy from Yosemite to Wadsworth
Yal e from University to Federal
Wind e rm ere and Santa Fe Lane from Ridge Road to Kenyon
Kenyon from Santa Fe Lane to Broadway
from
Union Avenue 3£~ Federal Boule v a rd to Windermere
Tufts from Windermere to Broadway
The Mayor has been asked to sign the plat d e signating the Urba n
System without these streets .
City Manager Dial recommended that if the Mayor were to sig~ the
City should go on record as opposing the fact that the above named streets
were not included. There are reportedly two other cities in opposition to
the System .
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COUNCILMAN lAY M<NED, COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE
MAYOR BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE PlAT SHONING THE LIST OF REX:OMMENDED STREETS
TO BE INCLUDED WITHIN THB FEDERAL AID URBAN SYSTEM AND THAT A LETTER OF
PROTEST BE FORWARDED STATING THE Qft£ CITY'S OBJECTION TO THE PROGRAM AS
IT PRESENTLY STANDS.
AYES: 7
The Mayor decla red the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial briefly reviewed the bids received on Friday,
July 30, 1 9 71, on the Police-Fire Center . The bids were considerably ~
higher than the estimate. He suggested that the administration prepare a
detailed analysis of the possible funds from which the project could be
built and that the Council meet prior to its regularly scheduled meeting
of August 16, 1971, to discuss it.
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City Maaager Di al discussed a report on the conversion of all one-
way streets to a two-way •t•~~~ configuration. He explained that the project
could be accomplished in two phases. The first and more temporary phase
would consist of turning ~ signal heads without placing the standards
• on the oppos i t e side of the streets. This phase could possibly be accomplished
within 14 days.
Councilman Kreiling read a statement in opposition to the proposed
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stating that it was a backward move which does not follow the mandate of the
people in the election of 1968.
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Mayor Schwag recognized Mr. Virgil Thomas, 550 East Hampden,
Englewood.
Mr. Thomas commended the City Council on a dopting the ordinance
which would r e quire deve lopers to provide 1-1/2 off-street parking spaces
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for each ~bedroom apartment unit. He stated, however, that he would
like the Council to ---~k adopt an ordinance which would increase this
requirement to two spaces and possibly stipulate that some type of land-
scaping be r equired also.
The Mayor thanked Mr. Thom as for appearing before the Council.
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Councilman Brown stated that the work of the Aatasa Animal Control
Committee was substantially complete and their recommendations would b e
presented to Co uncil at the next meeting.
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Councilman Lentsch as ke d the Mayo r for ·~ a report of the bus
meeting that afternoon between Denver Metro Transit and the Bus Committee
of Englewood and Littleton. Th e Mayor stated that nothing was resolved.
Denver Metro Transit would like to extend Route No. 73 south on DowningA Floyd ,
ov er to Cindere lla City , and back , at least 2 or 3 times per day . Denver I • •
Metro Transit is to give the City f urther proposals within the next couple
of d a ys. ~e l~jOl stated £n
nd Litt 1 s t a r , .elMi 'then onvened to diael!l&& the "8rt:uatton.
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MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon thecall ••.
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The Mayor declared the motion carried , and the meeting adjourned at 11:05 P.M.
Acting Ex Officio Clerk of the Council
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REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
AUGUST 3, 1971
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8:00P.M. Call to order, invocation by f;,;f~~co'i!.~ Y"n.../
Salvation Army, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop
No. 58, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
2.
3.
(a) Regular meeting of July 19, 1971.
mitted herewith.)
(Copies trans-
OFFICIAL.:
Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
CIT\', COU NCI L DOC UMENT
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(a) Recognition of "special guests·• of the Council. fcUS g '7 1
(b) Mr. John Kramer of the Englewood Public Sch~ftPU CIL ~ .. CLti:.G FI LE
will be present to request an encroachment intoiTY OF EN GL EY..OOD, COLO.
the public right-of-way for footings for the light
standards to be Installed at the High School Foot-
ball Field.
Communications.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of July 20, 1971. (Copies of the minutes and a
copy of the amended Sewer Ordinance transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum with regard to an Interim ..---
report -metering program.
(2) Memorandum with regard to ·•Better ..---
Water for Englewood" Week -August
8-14, 1971.
(3) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 31 to Connector's
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation
District, generally in the vicinity west
of the Intersection of East Caley Avenue
and the Valley Highway.
(4) Memorandum recommending approval
of the proposed Sewer Ordinance which
was patterned over Federal guidelines
and revised by a special committee and
direct that the Municipal Code be amended
accordingly.
(5) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 18 to Connector's
Agreement with Valley Sanitation District,
generally northeast of the Intersection of
West Mountatn Road and South Lowell
Boulevard.
(b) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special ~
meeting of July 9, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) Mtnutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special ~
meeting of J•1ly 22, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.) ~
(d) Minute of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of July 2 , 1971. ( oples transmitted herewith.)
( ontinued)
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AUGUST 3, 1971
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3. Communications. (Continued)
(e) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
m eeting of July 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(f) Minutes of th e Workable Program Citizens'
Committee meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(g) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting
of Jul y 13, 1971. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
(h) Quarterly report for the second quarter of
1971 of the City of Englewood. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(i)
(j)
Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commis-
sion meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.) (These were listed on the
agenda for July 19, 1971; however, they were
not distributed to Council members.)
Firemens' Pension Fund statement for period
ending June 30, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(k) Policemens' Pension Fund statement for
period ending June 30, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
{1) Report from Mr. Brooks Taylor, Traffic
Engineer, regarding his attendance at the
Annual Meeting of Western Institute of
Traffic Engineers in Salt Lake City from
July 21st through 23rd. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
4. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading to rezone certain
property in the vicinity of West Union Avenue
and South Decatur street from I-1 to R-3-A.
(Copies previously transmitted.) (This
matter was tabled at the regular meeting of
July 19, 1971.)
(b) Ordinance on final reading vacating a utility
easement in the 3100 block between South
Delaware and South Elati streets. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance prohibiting parking
within twenty feet of a crosswalk. (This
matter was previously tabled.) ( ct-
(d) Resolution granting 3 . 2 beer license to
Bob's Grocery and Market. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(e) Report on the Madison Lyon vs. the City of
Eng lewood case.
(f) Attorney 's c hoic e.
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AUGUST 3, 1971
Page 3
5. City Manager.
(a ) Resolution appropriating monies in the Sewer
Fund for the reconstruction of the Sanitary
Sewer Treatment System. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b ) Summary of bids received on Friday, July
30, 1971, for the construction of Sidewalk
District No. 71. (Copies will be ·available at
the session.)
(c) Report regarding the proposed Denver Urban
System.
(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.
STANLEY H. DIAL
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REGULAR CO NCIL SESSION
AUGUST 3, 1971
8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Lt. James Ross, Commander,
Salvation Army , pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop
No. 5 8 , and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Regular meeting of July 19, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
3.
(a) Recognition of "special guests ·• of the Council.
(b) Mr. John Kramer of the Englewood Public Schools
will be present to request an encroachment into
the public right-of-way for footings for the light
standards to be installed at the High School Foot-
ball Field.
Communications.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of July 20, 1971. (Copies of the minutes and a
copy of the amended Sewer Ordinance transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum with regard to an interim
report-metering program.
(2) Memorandum with regard to "Better
Water for Englewood" Week -August
8-14, 1971.
(3) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 31 to Connector's
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation
District, generally in the vicinity west
of the intersection of East Caley Avenue
and the Valley Highway.
(4) Memorandum recommending approval
of the proposed Sewer Ordinance which
was patterned over Federal guidelines
and revised by a special committee and
direct that the Municipal Code be amended
accordingly.
(5) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 18 to Connector's
Agreement with Valley Sanitation District,
generally northeast of the intersection of
West Mountain Road and South Lowell
Boulevard.
(b) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special
meeting of July 9, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) M lnutes of the A RAPS Board of Directors special
meeting of July 22, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(d) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of July 28, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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AUGUST 3, 1971
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3 . Co mmunications. (Continued)
(e) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of July 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(f) Minutes of th e Workable Program Citizens'
Committee meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(g) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting
of July 13, 1971. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
(h) Quarterly report for the second quarter of
1971 of the City of Englewood. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(i) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commis-
sion meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.) (These were listed on the
agenda for July 19, 1971; however, they were
not distributed to Council members.)
(j) Firemens' Pension Fund statement for period
ending June 30, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(k) Policemens' Pension Fund statement for
period ending June 30, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(I) Report from Mr. Brooks Taylor, Traffic
Engineer, regarding his attendance at the
Annual Meeting of Western Institute of
Traffic Engineers in Salt Lake City from
July 21st through 23rd. (Copies transmitted
h erewith.)
4. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading to rezone certain
property in the vicinity of West Union Avenue
and South Decatur street from I-1 to R-3-A.
(Copies previously transmitted.) (This
matter was tabled at the regular meeting of
July 19, 1971.)
(b) Ordinance on final reading vacating a utility
easement in the 3 100 block between South
Delaware and South Elat! Streets. (Copies
pre viously transmitted.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance prohibiting parking
within twenty feet of a crosswalk. (This
matter was previously tabled.)
(d) Resolution granting 3. 2 beer license to
Bob's Grocery and Market. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(e) R port on the Madison Lyon vs. the City of
Englewood case.
(f) Attorn y ' c hoice.
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AUGUST 3, 1971
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5. City Manager.
(a) Resolution appropriating monies in the Sewer
Fund for the reconstruction of the Sanitary
Sewer Treatment System. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Summary of bids received on Friday, July
30, 1971, for the construction of Sidewalk
District No. 71. (Copies will be ·available at
the session.)
(c) Report regarding the proposed Denver Urban
System.
(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.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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FOR A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1971
8:00P.M.
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
is hereby called to a special meeting at the City Hall, 3400 South Elatl
Street, to consider the following agenda:
1. Discussion and possible action on the Police-Fire Center
bids opened on August 5, 1971. (A letter from Mr. Larry
Bourn, Architect for the project, transmitted herewith.)
2. Consideration of bids received for Sidewalk District No.
71. (Analysis of bids transmitted herewith.)
3, Report and consideration of the costs and time schedule
for the conversion of all ooe-way streets to tw~way.
(Memorandum and attachments from Mr. Kells
Waggoner, Director of Public Works, transmitted here-
with.)
4. Agenda of regular Council session of August 3, 1971.
This meeting was not convened due to a lack of a quorum.
(Copy of the agenda transmitted herewith. All related
materials transmitted previously.
5. Englewood vs. Sberldan Annexation report. (Letter and
attachment from Mr. Theodore M. Smltb transmitted
herewith.)
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STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE
The following persons, all Councilmen of the City of Englewood, do hereby
acknowledge receipt of notice of the above special sessioo:
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MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1971
8:00P.M.
The City Coun c il of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe C01mty, Colorado,
is hereby called to a special meeting at the City Hall, 3400 South Elati
Street, to consider the following agenda:
1. Discuss ion and possible action on the Police-Fire Center
bids opened on August 5, 1971. (A letter from Mr. Larry
Bourn, Architect for the project, transmitted herewith.)
2. Consideration of bids received for Sidewalk District No.
71. (Analysis of bids transmitted herewith.)
3. Report and consideration of the costs and time schedule
for the conversion of all one-way streets to two-way.
(Memorandum and attachments from Mr. Kells
Waggoner, Director of Public Works, transmitted here-with.)
4. Agenda of regular Council session of August 3, 1971.
This meeting was not convened due to a lack of a quorum.
(Copy of the agenda transmitted herewith. All related
materials transmitted previously •
5. Englewood vs. Sbertdan Annexation report. (Letter aDd
attachment from Mr. Theodore M. Smith transmitted
herewith.)
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City Manager
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AUGUST 3, 1971
REGULAR MEETING:
No Councilmen appeared for the meeting. There not being a
quorum present, the meeting was not convened.
Assistant City Manager
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AUGUST 3, 1971
REGULAR MEETING:
No Councilmen appe ared for the meeting. There not tieing a
quorum present, the meeting was not convened.
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REGULAR MEETING:
Th e City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County , Colorado,
met in regular session on July 1 9 , 1 9 71, at 8:00P .M.
Mayor Schwab , presiding , cal l ed the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Councilman Brown , P l edge of all egiance
was l ed by Boy Scout Troop No . 58.
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call o f the roll , the
fo llowing were present:
Councilmen Sent i , Lentsch , Lay, Kre iling , Dhority , Brown , Schwab .
Th e ~layor declared a quorum present ,
Also present were: City Manager Dial
Assistant City Manager McDi vitt
City Attorney Berardini
City Cl erk Ly on
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES
OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JULY 6 , 1 971, BE APPROVE D AS READ . Upon the call
of the roll , the vote resulted as fo llows :
Ayes: Councilmen Senti , Lentsch , Lay , Kreiling , Dhority , Brown ,
Schwab,
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr . and Mrs . Clayton Smith, Jr., 4100 South
Galapago Street , Precinct No . 1 0; Mr . and Mrs . Carl E . Jordan, Sr ., 4560
South E l a ti Street , Precinct No . 12; a nd Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Knight , 5030
South Inca Drive , Precinct No . 1 4 , from the list of Special Citizen Program
Inv itees .
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City Manager Dial p resented a l e tter from McCall-Ellingson Consult ing
Engin eers r e viewing the fac t that the low bid for the sanitary sewage treatment
plant r e habilitat ion p roject was 34 p er cent over the engineer's estimate .
Mr . Herb McCal l , 1721 High Street , Denver, a ppeared before City Council and
reviewed the bids received and the r easons for the overage .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED , THAT TH E
LCNI BID OF WEAVER CONST RUcriON COMPANY , 2115 SOUTH VALENTIA STREET , DENVER,
COLORADO , IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,29 1,614 , BE ACCEPTED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK BE AUT HORIZE D TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND
THAT THE NECESSARY SIGNATURES FOR A REVISION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY GRANT BE AUT HORIZED . Upon the call of the roll , the vote r esulted as
fo llows:
Ayes : Councilm e n Senti , Lentsch , La y , Krei l ing , Dhority, Brown ,
Schwab .
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The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCIIJ1AN LAY MOVED, COUNC ILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SUBSECTION (f) OF SECTION 3 , CHAPI'ER 22.5,
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE , ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, BY REMOVING THE RESTRICTION 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 OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti , Lentsch, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the public hearing opened at 8:20P.M.
NOTE: A tape recording of the public hearing is on file with
the official records of the City Clerk of the July 19,
1971, City Council meeting.
Listed below in order of first appearance and presentation are the
individuals who testified at the hearing and the exhibits:
Mr. James L. Supinger, Planning Director
Exhibit *1 --Publisher's Affidavit showing publication
of Notice of Public Hearing on said Bill f or
an Ordinance.
Memorandum to Honorable Mayor and City Council
from City Planning and Zoning Commission.
Memorandum to Honorable Mayor and City Council
from City Planning and Zoning l ommission dated
May 10, 1971.
Staff Report: Case *B-71. Dated May 4, 1971.
Staff Report/Memorandum (with map) dated May 13,
1971.
City Attorney's Opinion *67-1 dated March 23, 1967.
Memorandum from Fire Chief Hamilton dated April 29,
1971.
Memorandum from Fire Chief Hamilton dated May 3 ,
1971.
Memorandum from Fire Chief Hamilton dated June 4,
1971.
Notice to Dealers and Haulers of Flammable and
Combustible Liquids and Hazardous Chemicals within
the City of Englewood, Colorado --from Grayson D.
Hartley, Captain , Enforcement Officer , and wm. A.
Hamilton, Fire Chief .
Gasoline Tank Storage (above ground) Section 16.22.
Minutes of the City of Englewood Planning and Zoning
C011111iss i on meeting of May 4, 1971.
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Comm ission meeting of May 18, 1971.
Minutes of C ity of Englewood Planning and Zoning
Commission meeting of June 8, 1971.
Mr. s . R. Andrews , Real Estate Representat ive , Continental Oil Company, 1755
Gl e n a rm, Denver , a p peared and spoke in favor of the repeal of said
Subsection (f) of S ect ion 3 , Chapter 22.5, Comprehen sive Zoning
Ordin a nc e .
Mr. James w. Parker , Vice President , Marketing and Real Estate , Vickers
Petrol e um Company, 1700 Broadway , Denver, appe ared and spoke in
fav or of said rep eal.
Mr . Stephen A. Lyon , Director of Finance
Exhibit #2 Read l etter to Council from Mr . Donald W. Harper,
Superintendent of Schools, Englewood Public Schools,
4101 South Bannock , Englewood , opposing the repeal.
There were no persons a ppearing in opposition to the proposed ordinance.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE REPEALING SUBSECTION (f) OF SECTION
3 , CHAPTER 22.5, COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE , ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF
1 9 63, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, BY REMOVING THE RESTRICTION 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 CLOSED . Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ay es: Councilmen Senti , Lentsch . Lay , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent : None
Th e Mayor declared the public h earing closed a t 8:48 P.M .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 23, SERIES OF 1 9 71
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SUBSECTION (f) OF SECTION 3, CHAPTER 22.5,
COMP REHENS IVE ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, CITY OF
ENGLEWOO D, BY REMOVING THE RESTRICTION 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 BUILDDlG
OR PLAYGROUND.
(Co p ied in ful l in the official Ordinance Book .)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCI LMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE
NO . 23 , SERIES OF 1 9 71 , BE PASSE D ON FINAL READING AND PUBLIS HED BY TITLE IN
THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulte d
as follows:
Ayes : Counc ilmen Senti , Lentsch , Lay , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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HEARING ON AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET THEREOF,
AND LCYr 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COUNTY
OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF CO LORADO, FROM I-1 DISTRICT (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) TO
R-3-A DISTRICT (MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL), BE OP ENED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as fo llows:
Ay es : Councilmen Senti , Lentsch , Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab .
Na ys: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the public hearing opened at 8:51 P .M.
NOTE: A tape recording of the public hearing is on file
with the offic ial records of the City Clerk of the
July 19, 1 9 71 , City Council meeting.
Listed below in order of first app earance and presentation are the
individuals who testified at the hearing and the exhibits:
Mr . James L . Supinger, Planning Dire ctor
Exhibit #1 --Publisher 's Affidavit showing publ ication of
Notice of Publ ic Hearing on said Bill for an
Ordinan ce
Memorandum to Honorable Mayor and City Council
Re : Action of Commission on rezoning application .
Date: June 1 6 , 1 9 71
Staff Report: Case #11-71
Date: June 8 , 1 9 71
Minutes of City Planning and Zoning Commission
Date: June 8, 1 971
Mr. Kenneth Prater , Co lorado Realty, Inc ., 5819 South Broadway, representing
Mr . and Mrs. George Adams, 2929 West Union Avenue, appeared and
spoke in favor of the rezoning.
Exhibit #2 --Map of Centennial Industrial P ark
Nine people in the audience stood in favor of the proposed rezoning, listed
as follows:
Mr . Clifford Funk , 21 17 West Caley P lace, Littleton
Mr . Eugene Haisch, 4820 South Huron, Englewood
--operators of a car wash in the vicinity
Mr. and Mrs . Guy Layman, 2936 West Union
Mr . John M. Kindsvater, 2956 West Union
Mr. and Mrs. Kohler , 4570 South Federal
Hr. and Mrs. George Adams, 2929 West Union Avenue
No persons a ppeared in opposition to the proposed rezoning •
COUNCILMAN LENTSCH MOVED, COUNCILMAN BRCWN SECOODED, THAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6 , EXCEPT THE WEST
145 FEET THE REOF, AND LOT 7 , CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDIVISION, CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO, FRCM I-1 DISTRICT
(LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) TO R-3-A DISTRICT (MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL), BE
CLOSED . Upon th ca ll of the roll, th vote resulted as fol lows:
Ayes: Counci lm n Senti, Lentsch , Lay , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab .
Nays: None
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The Mayor dec l ared the publ ic heari n g c l osed at 9 :20 P .M.
COUNCILMAN KREIL ING MOVED , CO UNC I LMAN LAY SECON DED, T HAT THE PRO-
POS ED REZONING OF A PART OF LOT 6 AND LOT 7 , CENTENNIAL INDUST RI AL PARK
S UBD IVISION , BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION . Upon the call o f the roll,
t h e vote resulted as fol l ows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti , Lentsch , Lay , Kreiling , Dh ority, Br own,
Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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The minu tes of the Plann i n g an d Zoning Commission meeting of June 22,
1 9 71, with a me mo randum recomm e nding an easement vacation in the 3100 block
between Sou th De l aware a nd South Ela ti Stre ets, previously recommended, and
a p prov ed by City Council at its meetin g of July 6 , 1 9 71, were received for
t h e record.
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Th e minutes of the Work able P rogram Citizens' Committee meeting of
Jul y 1, 1 9 71, were r eceived for the record .
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Th e minute s of the Board of Ca r e er Service Commissioners meeting
of J uly 1 5 , 1 9 71, we r e received for the r e c ord .
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The minutes o f the Parks and Recreation Commiss i on me eting o f July 14,
1 9 71, were r ece ive d f or the r e cord.
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Th e fin ancia l rep o rt fo r the month o f June was rece ived for the
record .
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City Ma n ager Dia l recommended the approval o f Mr. Brooks Taylor,
Traffic Engineer , atten ding t h e We ste rn Sec tion Institute of Traffic Engineers
24 t h Annual meeting to be h e l d at S a l t Lak e Cit y , Uta h, from July 21 to July 23,
1 9 71.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVE D, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, T HAT THE ATTENDANCE
OF MR . BROOKS TAYLOR AT THE WESTERN SE CT I ON INST ITUTE OF TRAFFIC ENGINEERS
24TH ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT SA LT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FROM JULY 21-2 3 , 1 9 71,
BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the ro ll, the v ote resulte d a s follow s :
Schwab.
Ayes: Counci lm en Senti , Lentsch, Lay, Krei l ing , Dhor i ty, Brown,
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motio n carried.
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Councilman Lay l eft Coun cil Chambers at 9 :26 P.M.
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City Ma nager Dial stated that the Urban Drainage District had obtained
100 young people from the Neighborhood Youth Corps to work for approximately
one year on the drainage and waterways in the metropolitan area. Mr . Dial
stated that this program would include a ll cities providing the cities would
contribute supervisory time of existing staff and ratify the contract so
stating .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED , THAT THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE CONTRACT AND AGREEMEN'r WITH THE
URBAN DRAINAGE DISTRICT FOR NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS PERSONNEL WORKING
WI THIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND PROVIDING THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WOULD
CONTRIBUTE SUPERVISORY STAFF TIME TO THE PROJECT. Upon the call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as fo llows:
Ayes: Counci lmen S enti , Lentsch , Kreiling, Dhority, Brown, Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Lay
The Mayor declared the mot i on carried .
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City Manager Dial presented a letter dated Jul y 15 , 197 1, to F . C .
Burton of the State Department of Highways concerning a Federal Aid Urban
Highway Extension System and the design ation of the streets to be a p art of
said system . Mr. Dial stated that the letter was signed by Arapah oe Cou n t y ,
the City of L ittleton, and the City of Englewood and the list of streets
was taken from the Voorhees traffic planning study .
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A letter from Miss Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries , to Mrs .
Lee Hamilton, Library Director, City of Littleton , suggesting that a joint
committee of the two cities be convened to discuss the contract with the
Arapahoe Regional Library District , was received for the record.
It was the consensus of City Council that Councilman Dhority serv e
on the s uggested joint committee.
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City Manager D1al gave a verbal report regarding enforcement of
parking limitations on a portion of the Cinderella City parking lot . Mr.
Dial stated that the prevl.ous week he and Mayor Schwab had met with Mr. Don
Bennett and others of the Cinderella City Shopping Center concerning parking
within the Cinderella City lot . Mr. Dial stated that the following tentative
actions had been proposed :
(1) The far west lower level be fenced off w1th a chain link
fence for employee parking, that l.t be so posted a nd guarded , but public
parking not to be dl.scouraged.
(2) The Center would proceed with immediate acqul.sition and
erect1on of Sl.gns advising the three-hour limit l.n the area of the Wyatts
and King Soopers lots and the Joslin trl.angular lot to the east of the
Cen ter .
(3) Th upper deck norlh of Joslins and west of El ti be con-
sidered or post1ng of three -hour lim1tat1ons.
Mr . D1al stated that approv a l of these plans would cause enforce-
m nt to be borne by the City of Englewood , but the guards, signs and fencing
would b borne by the Center.
Dtscussl.on ensued .
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City Manager Dial stated that h e had recently attended a public
h earing of the State Water Conserv ation Board concern i ng the channeli z ation
of the South Platte from Ch a tfield Reservoir to West Union .
Mr . Dial stated that it was the position of the City of Littleton
that the river be left in its natura l c h a nnel a nd that funds be e xpended for a
f lood plain p ark . The City of Littleton had requested that the Water Board
take a few more months to restudy its channel i z a t ion plans.
City Manager Dia l stated th at he h ad wr itten a letter to the State
Water Conservation Board expressing Englewood 's p osition as be i ng in agree-
ment with Littl eton insofar as the a ddit ion a l time for study of the channeliza-
tion of the Platte River was c oncerne d .
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A l etter from Mr. Robert D . F a rley , Executive Director , Denver
Regional Co un ci l of Go vernments , 177 6 South J ack son Street, Denver , wa s
received for the record .
Mr . Dial stated that he had reviewed t h e Minorities in City
Management P rogram and wa s indicating to Mr . Fa rley that the City of Englewood
would p articipa te over a nine to twe l ve mo nth period .
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CO UNCILMAN LENTSCH MOVED, CO UNCILMAN DHORITY SE COND ED, T HAT THE
APPLICATION OF BOB 'S GROC ER Y AND MARKET , 3296 SOUT H WASHINGTON , FOR A 3 .2%
BEER LICENSE, BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Discussion ensued .
Counc i lmen Le ntsch and Dhority removed their mot ion to a llow time
for the City Attorney to prepare the necessary documents .
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Councilman Brown reported on the public i ty being received by Miss
Syb i l Fabricant , 1420 Ea st Bates Avenue, Engle wood, concerning a compost heap
in the back of her property for which she is being take n to court by the City
of Englewood due to the heap containing garbage . Councilman Brown stated
that he had in spected t h e property and , a l though the idea a ppeared sincere ,
the h eap does sme ll a nd is l ocated right abov e a p a t i o of the n eighbors .
Mr. Brown stated that t h e City should consider an ordinance regulating
compost h eaps or n ot allowing them. Discussion ensued .
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Cou nci lman Lentsch discussed the increase in vehicle parking require -
ments per resident ial unit f rom 1-1/2 to 2 vehicles per dwelling. It was the
consensus of City Counci l that the item be placed on the Retreat agenda for
discussion at that time .
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COUNCIL MAN DHORITY MOVED , CO UNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED , THAT THE
AUDIT FIRM OF VAN SCHOONEVELD , HEIDER AND SHEPHERD BE RE QUE STED TO SUBMIT A
CONTRACT TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO ACCOMPLISH T HE 1 9 71 AUDIT . Upon
the call of the ro ll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counc 1 lmen Se nti , Lentsch , Kreiling , Dhori ty, Brown, Schw ab .
Nays: None
Absent: Counc 1 lman Lay
Th e Mayor decl red th motion carried .
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COUNC ILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE
MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll , the v ote r e sulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti , Lentsch, Kre i ling , Dhor i t y , Brown, S chwab.
Nays : None
Absent: Counci lman Lay
The Ma y o r declared the motion carried , a nd the meeting adjourned at 1 0 :08 P.M .
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CITY c~C F I C 1 A ~
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RIDULAR MEEI'ING MIG .1 '71
C.QU' rll OOLDiOOD WATER AND S~ BOARD JULY 20,rl~f.l'( ; •11:" n ,c; FILE
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The meeting vas called to order by Vice Chairman Harder at 5:48 PM.
Members Presentr Harder, Kreiling, Schwab, Menger, Rosvall, Mock
Members Absent r Horton, Lay 1 Robohm
Other Officials Presentr Utilities Director Carroll
1. PROPOSED SUPPLD!ENT 131 TO CONN!X:TOR 1 S AGREEMENT WITH SOUl'HGATE SANITATION DISTRICT:
Mr. Carroll presented to the Board the request of Southgate Sanitation District to
annex territory described as Lots 30 and 31, Subdivision of Section 21, Township
5 South, Range 67• West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado
and more particularly described in the proposed supplement. He pointed out that this
description vas the same as that proposed and approved by the Board at the June meeting;
however, due to llisnUIIbering of the supplement (presented as 1.30) by the District, an
error which the utilities office did not detect, he had indicated a different parcel
of land on the map at the June meeting. ConsequentlY, he vas requesting additional action
by the Board nov baaed on the correct depiction ot the area on the IIII.P•
Mr. Rosvall inquired vhy it vas necessary for the Boal"d to act so frequentl7 in
approving each incr-.nt of addition to the Sanitation Districts. Mr. Carroll uplained
that each Connector• s Agre•ent specified the boundaries which were to be sened as of
the date of the agr.-ent. The Districts have a natural tendency to grow as subdivisions
• are created, but these cannot be incorporated into the Agreements until they
materialise and petition the Sanitation District tor incluaion. Consequentl.7, the
Suppl•ent is t he device employed to expand the Agreement vi th the mutual conaent of
the parties.
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SCHWAB K>VED,
Mm«liR SI!COWDID, THAT THE WATER AND Sl!:liER BOARD RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL THAT
THE LAND DESCRIBED IN SUPPLI!Jt!m t«>. 31 TO THE SOtmfGATI SAHITATIOH
DISTRICT CONH!X:TOR 1 S AOREIM!NT BE APPROVED FOR It«:LUSION INTO 'fti1T
DISTRICT AND THAT SAID SUPPLIMENT BE APPROVED AND PROPIRLY IDCUTBD
BY THE em.
A7es1 Harder, Kreiling, Roevall, Mock, Menger, Schwab
Wqa1 None
Absentr Roboha, Lay, Horton
2. em DITCH LICENSE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY•
Mr. Carroll next presented to the Board a proposed License Agr ... nt whereby the
Public Service Company ot Colorado is authorised to construct and maintain a 1aa
service line acroas and within the City's rights-ot-vq for the City Ditch in the
3400 block of South Grant. He pointed out that the execution of such agr .... nts
is within the authority of the Board and doee not require City Council action.
After a brief discusaion ••
KREILING MOVED,
SCHWAB S!X:ONDID, THAT THE BOARD APPROVE THE L .i~~SI AOR!l!IC!NT PROVIDING TO THI
PUBLIC S1!2tVICE CCJU>ANY or COI.DIWX> 1UTHORm TO CCifSTR~T AND
MAINTAIN A GAS SERVICE LINE ACROSS AND WITHIN THE CITY'S RIGHT
OF WAY P'OR THE CITY DITCH IN THE )400 BI.DCK or SOtrrH GIWft' AND
THAT IN THE ABSI!JfCE OP' THI CHAIRMAN, THE VICE CHAIRMAlf BE
AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE SAID AORIIKBNT.
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Ayes: Harder, Rosvall, Schwab, Mock, Menger, Kreiling
Nays: None
Absent: Lay, Horton, Rob ohm
3. REVISED SEWER ORDINANCE:
Mr. Carroll then presented to the Board the proposed Revised Sewer Ordinance. He
reminded the Board that this document was the work of the special committee which
had been appointed by the City Council in the spring. Additionally, it had been
the subject of a special dinner meeting at which the Board had discussed it 1 s
provisions in considerable detail. In response to questions he affirmed that it
had been also reviewed by the City Attorney.
Mr. Rosvall inquired whether there was a need to take action on the ordinance at
this meeting. Mr. Carroll replied that there vas since one of the requirements
for Federal financial assistance f or our addition to sewer plant was that a
comprehensive sewer ordinance be in effect. Thereafter ••
ROSVALL MOVED,
MENGER S&:ONDED, THAT THE WATER AND SENER BOARD R&:OMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL
THAT THE SEWER ORDINANCE WHICH WAS REVISED BY A SP&:IAL COMMITTEE,
PATTERNED AFTER FEDERAL GUIDELINES AND REVIEWED BY THIS BOARD,
BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BE AMENDED ACCORDINGLY,
Ayesr Harder, Rosvall, Schwab, Mock, Menger, Kreiling
Naysr None
Absentr Lay, Robohm, Horton
4. INTERIM REPORT -METERING PROGRAMt
Mr. Carroll then referred the Board to the Interim Report on the Metering Program
which he had mailed to each Board member on July 13, 1971 (see Attachment 1). In
addition to these reported actions and activities he reported the following
develop~~~e~~tst
a. Thirty homes in the Centennial Ac res area have been selected for a program
of meter reading. These homes are now billed on a flat rate basisJ however, they
have operative meters held over from an earlier period when they had metered service
from Denver. This progralll will provide us with a larger sampling of the change in
revenue!Vater charges to the customer that the total metering program will induce.
b. An area of Denver water customers on South Franklin Street across the street
from homes served by Englewood has been identified as an additional test area. We
will canvass these homes to determine their present water charges and compare the
costs for metered Denver water with flat rate Englewood water in a comparable
geog raphical area.
Mr. Rosvall then expressed concern that the me ~~ring program would reduce consumption
of water to the point that our revenues and budget would thereby be impaired.
Mr. Schwab pointed out that as water consumpticn is reduced so are certain costa
such as the chemicals that are used to treat the water.
Mr, Carroll cited figures from his earlier ,~ ,dy wherein it was estimated that if
metering should result in a cut-back of so• in ~~rigation water consumption, the
Department would maintain the level of income t. •• at would accrue fro11 nat rate. He
suggested further that this study vas available in his office and invited Mr. Rosvall
to come at his convenienc e o t hP offi~e vhfre he would oe hs py to di scuss it in
del.ail v1 t h:!m.
!olr. 1-'enge r and Hr . Ro sv ,t Jl th en &' rg'" tci t hat i n our pu lie rel ations ac ivities
associated with th e metering progrAm we include h elpful practical hints t o the
cus omers as to how they can i r d gate mor effic i en tly. • .suc h as alJ owing the grass
to grow to a height of at least 2 inches during the hot weather to decreaae evaporation.
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5. BETTER WATER FOR AMERICAN'S WEEK August 8 -llu
Mr. Carroll then announc ed to the Board that the week of August 8 -14 would be
observed nationally this year as Better Water For American's Week. The objective
of this industry-wide effort i s to draw public attention to the problems, the
progress and the objectives of t he water industry and hopefully to enlist public
support for efforts to improve water quality. The specific program for Englewood
is described in a Mem to Water and Sewer Board Members dated 20 July 1971.
(See Attachment 2)
6. WATER SERVICE FOR GREIOO«>OD VILLAGE:
Mr. Carroll then indi cated to the Board that he had received an infonnal inquiry
from a representati ve of Greenwood Village desiring to know whether Englewood
would be interested in supplying water to that district. Currently this would
involve only about 100 homes; within seven years this should grow to a II8XiJimm
of about 1 1 000 homes. Mr. Carroll observed that we would certainly have a
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sufficient supply of water to absorb this increase in customer count and, additionally,
this district controls the use of land on which he hopes to locate additional water
storage capacity. Their favorable action on our future proposal for water storage
to include additional recreational facilities might be affected by Board reaction
to this inquiry.
Mr. Schwab observed that from a supply standpoint there was certainly no reason for
us to refuse to serve them. However, it is a matter of public record that there
are political ramifications involved in the dispute between Greenwood Village and
Denver so this matter would have to be handled with those facts in mind. He
suggested that the Board would consider favorably the request of Greenwood Village
in the absence of any overriding political considerations that might deYelop.
This being the consensus of those present, Mr. Carroll indicated that he would make
further inquiries of those parties concerned with such an arrang.-ent.
7. PROPOSED SUPPL~ENT NO. 18 TO CONNg:TOR 1 S AGREEMENT WITH VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICTr
Mr. Carroll next presented to the Board a supple.ant to the connector's agreement with
Valley Sanitation District whereby they propose to add to their District a portion of
Valley View Heights subdivision immediately adjacent to the north¥est edge of the
existing District boundaries.
Mr. Mock inquired whether this addition would tax the capacity of our facilities.
~r. Carroll replied that it would not. Additionally, he noted that there was in this
area very little additional undeYeloped land so we would not expect to have 1111ch 110re
demand for sewage treataent service from this area.
ROSV ALL MOVED,
MOCK S!X:ONDED, THAT THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COUNCIL
THAT THE LA ND DESCRIBED IN SUPPL»mfr Nt.MBER 18 TO THE CONN!I:TOR'S
AGREEMENT WITH VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT BE APPROVED FOR INCLUSION
I N VALLEY SA NITATION DISTRICT AND THAT SAID SUPPLEMENT BE
APPROVED AND PROPERLY EXECUTED BY THE CITY,
Ayes: Harder, Rosvall , Sc hwab, Mock, Menger, Kreiling
Nays: No ne
Absentr Ro botu., Lay, Ho r t on
8 . WATER SERVIC E EVALUATION MA NU AL :
Mr. Carroll then noted tha t all per sons wh o are involved in t he attempt to insure that
a wa t er s y s tem i s adequate to the needs of t he citizenry require a s tandard by which to
j ud ge the qu ality o f t he system they have. He t hen produced a pamphlet entitled
1How t o Eva l uate Your Water Service' produced by Johna-Manville Corp. which provides
both s tandarda and a format with which a~ peraon can eYaluata hie water ayat~
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Mr. Carroll testified that it has proven useful to him in identifying deficiencies
in Englewood's present system and as a result of this knowledge he will be
publishing a "Master Plan" shortly which will propose a schedule for bringing these
deficient areas up to standard, Additional copies of the manual will be available
to Board members soon.
There being no further business to come before the Board ••
ROSV ALL MOVED,
KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED.
Ayes: Harder, Rosvall, Schwab, Mock, Menger, Kreiling
Nays: None
Absent: Robohm, Rosvall, Horton
The meeting vas adjourned at 6:42 P.M.
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TO: Water and Sewer Board Members
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATEt July 13, 1971
SUBJECT: Interim Report -Metering Program
Since receiving approval to implement a metering program at the appropriate ti-., our office has accomplished the following:
1. Started a series of newspaper articles regarding the water utilitTo The first article is forthcoming.
2. Met with four meter manufacturer's representatives to discuss the Merits of the various types.
3. Dispatched and received completed metering questionaires from several Colorado cities.
4. Begun financing discussions with the finance director.
5. Set three meters at sampling locations to determine sprinkling habits.
The June cons11111ption vas u follows:
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Sampler llr A pensioned widow on Sllal.l lot used 60,000 gallons in
June. Being on flat rate, she is paying for 14,000 gallons per aonth,
year round. For five winter months she probably uses only lSO gallons
per day, while she is paying for 465. Based on June usage alone,
she would have paid $26.31 for the usage but her flat rate bill is $6.88 a month.
Sampler 112: A family of 4 in a typical middle inco-. enviro~t used
47,000 gallons in June. Their bill under a metered rate would have
been $20.85 while they are paying $9.27 per month. The ratio of
sprinkling to normal daily usage on this residence is below nor.al.
Sampler 113t A duplex with 4 occupants used 32 1 000 gallons in June.
Under flat rate their bill is $7.52 per month. The June bill, aetered,
would be $14.55. The7 are paying $28 per year for irrigationJ or
$4 per month during the season. What the,r have paid for has alrad7 been used through June.
Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
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TO: Water and Sewer Board
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATE: July 20, 1971
SUBJECT: "Better Water For Englewood" Week, August 8-14
This year more than any in the past the nation's water industry is pressing for
public awareness and action in protecting and improving the $50 billion dollar
industry.
Each week we hear that some particular body of water is in distress from mercury
and other contaminates. ACTION NOW is the word of the hour.
The week of Augus 8-14 is set aside to inform the public of our water utility's
problems and solutions.
It is an excellent opportunity to promote our current and future projects as they
relate to our deficiencies.
We hope to gain public awareness by:
1. Press and radio publicity to call attention to the WEEK and ita
significance.
2. Radio announcements citing interesting facts about our suatem •
3. Endeavor to get press to interview local officials.
4. Mayor's proclamation.
5. Tour of facilities including a mock up of typical house plumbing sustem
to show benefits of different sized water services.
6. Window placards.
7. Publishing a comprehensive long range master plan.
I feel that, if the Water Board is well versed on the water utility, our ACTION
NOWt P<~gram will have a head start.
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Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
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.Attachment 2
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HE>IORANDUM TO THE EN GLFloiOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR REX:OHHENDATIO N OF THE ENGLElliOOD WATER AND SFloiFlt OOARD
DATE: June 20, 1971
SUBJECT: Approval of Supplement No. 31 to Connector's Agreement with
Southgate Sanitation District.
REX:OMMEN DATION: That the land describeJ in Supplement No. 31 of the Southgate
Sanitation District Connector's Agreement be approved for
inclusion into that District and that said supplement be approved
and properly executed by the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLFloiOOD WATER AND S&mt OOARD
By: /)l~
T. H. Harder, Vice Chairman
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SU BJECT:
REC OI-IMEN DATIO N:
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MDIORANDUM TO THE ENG LFliOO D CITY CO UNCIL REG ARD IN G ACTION
OR RECOMME DAT I ON OF THE EN GLEWO OD WATER A ~ SFliER !DARD
June 20, 1971
Revi s ed Sewer Ordinance
That the City Council approve t he proposed sewer ordinance which
was patterned after Federal Guidelines and revised by a special
committee of citizens of En g lewood and direct that the Municipal
Code of the City of Englewood be amended accordingly.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGL&iOOD WATER AND S&iER !DARD
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T. H. Harder, Vice Chairman
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MrnORANDUH TO THE ENGLV/0 00 CITY COUNCIL RffiARDP1G ACTIO N
OR REC OMMENDATION OF THE E GL EWOOD WATER AHD S:EWSR BOARD
DA TE: July 20, 1971
SUBJECT: Approval of Supplement No. 18 t o Connec or's Agreement with
Valley Sanitation District
RECOMMENDATION: That the land described in Supplement No. 18 to the Connector's
Agreement with Valley Sanitation District be approved for inclusion
into that District and that said Su pp lement be approved and properly
executed by the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SF:Mim BOARD
~: ~Kr T. H. Harder, Vice Chairman
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING TITLE XV, CHAPTER 4, ARTICLE I AND ARTICLE II OF THE
MUNI CIPAL CODE TO PRE SC RIB E RUI ES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTE-
NAN CE OF THE SEWERA GE SYSTEM OF THF CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO; PROVIDING MEANS
FOR THE ENFOR CEMENT AND PENALTIE S FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF ; AND REPEA LING ALL
ORDINAN CES AND PART S OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLI CT THEREWITH .
WHEREAS , the City Co un c il of the City of Englewoo d ha s here to fore determined
that , due to an in cre a s ing requi r ement to protect the environment , comprehensive
rules and regulation s are needed for the use of the public sewerage system , and
WHEREA S , a c omm itte e of conce rned ci tizens, at the ap pointment of the City
Co un cil , ha s developed com prehensive rules and regulati o n s for the u se of the
publi sewe rage sys em ,
NOW, THER EFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLO RADO, AS FOLLOWS :
Section l . Section 15 -4-l through and incl uding Section 15-4 -25 of the
Municipal Co d e of the City of Englewood , together with any Ordinances
s jstsgt wi th the provision s of Section 2 hereof , are hereby repeale d.
Sect i o n 2. Ti tle XV, Chapter 4 of the Muni ci pa l Co de of t h e CtEy Of
Englewood , i s hereby amended by the addition ther t o of new Sections 15 -4-1
t h rough a nd including Sections 15-4-25 , which shall read as follows :
15-4-1 : Definitions
Unless the co ntext s pec i fically indi c ated otherwise , the meani ng of term s
use d i n this ordi nan ce shal l be as fo l lows :
Sec . l . "BOD " (denoti ng Bioc hemi c al Oxygen Demand ) s hall me an the quantity
of oxygen utilized in t he bi ochemical oxidation o f organic matter
under sta ndard laboratory proced u re in five (5) day s at 20oc ,
expre ss ed in milligra ms per liter.
Sec . 2 . "Building Drain" s hall mean that part of the lowest hor izontal piping
of a drainage syst m whic h receive the di scharge from so il , waste,
and other drainage pipes in si d e th e wall s of the building and co nveys
it to the build ing ~ewer, beginning five (5 ) feet (1 .5 meters ) outsi de
th e inn r fa ce o f the building wall.
Sec . 3 . "Buildin g ::.ew r" ,hall me an the extension from t he building drain to
the publi ( sewer or other place o f disp os al.
Sec . :.. "Garbage" s hall mea n solid \..•ast s f rom the domesti c and corrrnercial
preparation, tooking , ~nrl di s pen si ng of f ood , and from the handling ,
storage , and sale of produ ce •
~el.. '>. "Industrial Waste· '' ~h all man th liquid wastes from indu s trial
r ~anufdcturing proces es , trade, or bu si ne ss a s dl s tlnl.t fr vm s anitaty
Se\..•age.
S c . b . "~1ateria l Outlet" shall m an any outlet into a watercourse , pond , ditch ,
lake, or other body of s urfa c e or groundwater.
Sec . 7 . "P rson" s hall mean any individual , firm , com pany, association , soci ty ,
cor porati o n , o r group.
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Sec. 8 . "pH" shall mea n the logarithm of the reciprocal of the weight of
hydrogen ions in grams per liter o f sol ution .
Sec. 9. "Properly Shredded Garb age" s hall mean the wastes from the preparation,
coo kin g , and dispensing of food that have have been shredded to s uch a
degree that all particles wi ll be c arried freely under the flow con-
dit ions normally prevailing in public sewers, with no particle greater
than on e-half (l/2) inc h (1 .2 7 c entimeter s) in any dimension .
Sec . 10 . "Public Sewer" sh all me an a sewer in whi ch all owners of abutting
propertieb have equal right~, and is contro lled by publi c auth ority .
Sec . ll. "Sa ni ary Se wer" shall mea n a sewer which c arries sewage and to whi ch
~torm , bUrface , and groundwaters are not intentionally admitted.
Sec. 12 . "Sewage" s hall me an a combination o f t he water-c arried wa s te s from
resi den ces , bu s iness buildings , in s titutions , and indu s trial establi s h-
me nt s .
Sec . 13 . "Sewage Trea t me nt Plant" s hall mean any arra ngem ent of device s and
s truc tures u sed f or treating sewage.
Sec . 14 . "Sewa ge Works " s hall ma n all fa c ilities f or coll e c ting , pumping,
treatin g , and dis pos ing of s ewage.
Se c . 15 . "Sewer " s hall mean a pipe o r condui t f or c arrying ewage.
Sec . 16. "Shall" is mandatory ; "Ma y " is permissive.
Sec . 17 . ''Sl ug" s hall mean any dis c harge of water , s ewage or industrial waste
whi c h in conc entration of any given constituent or in quantity of flow
viol ate s the limits esta bli shed in o the r sec tions of this ordinance .
Sec . 18 . "Storm Drain" (some times termed "storm sewer") s ha ll me an a sewer
whi c h c arries storm and s urfa c e water s and drainage, but exclude s
s ewa ge and indu s trial wa s tes, othe r than unp o lluted coo ling water.
Sec. 19 . "Di rector" s hail mea n the Di rector o f Utilities o f the Ci ty of
Englewood , or his autho r ized deputy , agent, or representative .
Sec . 20 . "Su s pended Solids" s hail mean solids th at either float on the s urfac e
of , o r are in s u spen sion in water, s ewage, or o ther liqu ids , and which
are remo vable by labo r atory filtering.
Sec . 21. "Wat ercour se " s hall me an a c hannel in whi c h a flow of water occ urs ,
eith r continu o u s ly or intermi ttently .
Sec. 22 . "H aring Board" s hal l mean the Board app oi nt d a ccording t o provis ion
o f Para ra ph 15-4-24.
S c . 23 . "Indu trial Wa t e c u~tom er Classe s " s ha ll me an a ll per 5on s loc ated
~i th in or wi hout the Ci t y using the ~ewerag e system o f the City for
tht purpo-,e of disposi n¥ o f s ewage from a buildin used for conducting
a bu·lne peration that produ c e~ a sewage waste that is above normal
~lren~ h.
Sec . z ... "~.ulan o<i ety ofT stlng Mat erial " s ha ll mean tht reco ni zed
non~u\ttn .~ntal a en•y for material l s ling.
Sec. 2'i . "l•:at(l ~ollu ion c..,ntrol f> d ration" ha ll me an the national non-
ov rnro ntal a fn•v con ern ed with water pollution control and
abat mc-n t .
Sec . 26 . "Dit£Ctor of Putll Wotk•" hall mLan th person in c harg of
n lneet Jng , lre t .cnhL'• ltaff l c and the building d partm nt.
Sec . 27 . "Unpollu t d Wat r '' hal l II' an t hat wate r whi c h does not emanat from
dom tic or anltary ourc
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Se c . 8 . "pH" s hall me an th e l og arithm of th e re c iproc al o f the weight of
hydro gen io ns in grams per liter o f s olution.
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Sec . 9 . "Pro pe r l y Shredded Ga r ba g e" s hall mean the waste s from the preparati o n,
cookin g , a nd dis pe n si ng o f fo od that have have been shredded t o s uc h a
d egree t ha t all part i cles will b e c arried fr e ely under the f l ow con-
di tions normally preva il ing in public sewe rs , with n o partic le gre ater
t han on e -half (1/2) inch (1 .27 c entimeters) in any di men s ion.
Sec . 10 . "Pub lic Sewer" shall mean a sewer i n wh ich all owner s o f abut ting
pro p ertie~ have equal ri ht~, a nd is con troll ed by pub l i c authority .
Sec . 11. "Sa n itary Sewer" shall mean a sewer whi c h c a rries s ewag e and to wh ich
storm , ~u rface , and groun dwaters a r e n ot inte nti onall y ad mit ted .
Sec. 12 . "Sewage " sha 11 mean a combi nation o f th e water-carried wa s t es from
re idence , bu ines s buildi ngs , i n s ti tution s , and i ndu t r i al establi~h
me n ts .
Sec . 13 . "Sewage Treatment P lant" s hall mea n an y arra ngeme nt of d evices a nd
t ructu res u se d for treating s e wa ge .
Sec . 14 . "Sewage Works" ,hall mtan all fa c il i t ies for collect ing , pumping ,
t rea ting , a nd d i s po in g o f s ewa g e.
Sec . 15 . "Sewer" s hall me an a pi pe o r condu it for c a rry ing sewa ge .
Sec . 16 . "Shall" i s mandato ry; "~1ay" i s permis s ive .
Sec . 1 7 . "S I ug " s hall me an any di sc harge o f wat e r, e wage or i nd us tri al wa s te
whi c h in conc en t ration of any given c on s ti t uent or i n quantity of flow
viola te s the limit s e s tablished in o the r sec ti on s o f thi s o rdinance .
Sec . l • "Storm Dr ain" (some ti me s termed "storm 5ewer") l>ha ll man a s ewe r
whi c h car r i e s s t o rm and s urfa c e water s and d r ainage , but exc lude s
s ew age and indu s tri a l wa s te s , o the r than un po lluted cooling water .
Sec . 19 . "Direc t or " s ha l l me an th e Di r e c t o r of Ut i li ti es of th e Ci t y o f
Englewood, or h is auth ori zed deputy, a ge n t , o r re p r e s enta ti ve .
Se c . 20 . "Su s pended Sol id s " s hall mean sol id s that either float on the s urface
o f, o r are in s u s pen s i o n in water, s ewage, or other liquids, and which
are remov able by laborat ry filtering.
Se c . 2 1. "Wat ercou rse " hall mea n a c hannel in whi c h a fl ow o f water o c curs,
ei th e r con ti nu o u s l y or intermi ttently .
Sec . 22 . "H earing Board" s hal l me an the Bo a r d app o inte d a cco rdin g to provi s ion
of Pa ragra ph 15-4-24 .
Sec . 23 . "Industrial Wa te c u ~tume r Cla sse s " s hal l mean a ll per son s l oc ated
within or without the City u s ing th e s ewera ge sys t em o f t he Ci t y f o r
th purpo~e of dispo i n ~ of s ewage fr om a bui l din g use d for condu ctin g
a busines~ uperation that produ es a sew a ge waste that is above norma l
trength.
Sec . 24 . "AJ n( ri< an Society of Te~ti n g Hat rials" ,hall mean tht recog n ized
non);;ov~tllli· ntal agen y for mat rials t sting .
Sec. lS . "Wa r Pollution Control Federation" hall me an t he na t i o nal non -
governmen a! a genty concerned with wa te r poll ution c ontro l and
abatem nl .
Sec . 26 . "Dtt c t or of Pu lie Work~" l>h 11 mLan t he person in c ha rge of
en gi neer in , tree l ~er\"it.u., tr ffic: an d t he buil din g depa r t men t .
Sec . 27 . "U n poilut d Wat r" hall ma n t hat wat er wh ic h d o e s no t emanate fr om
dome s tic or sanitary l>Our
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15-4-2 : Building Sewers and Co nn ect i on s
Sec . l. No un a u thorized person s hall un cov er, ma ke c.o nn ection with or o pening
into, u se , alter , or di stu rb an y publ ic sewer or appurten a n ce thereof
without fLr..:,L .v l:rtaining a written penn1t from the Director . Such
application for permit sha ll b e in writi ng a nd shall be file d with
the Sewer Division by the owner of t h e property to be served or his
a uthor i zed agent . The application s ha ll c ontain a full d escription
of the premises to be served . A pe rmit fo r the work will be granted
u pon the conditi on that all rules a nd ~pec ifi cat ion s respectin g
con ne ction s hall be full y observed .
S c . 2 . 1herc s hall be three (1) c las ses of building sewer permi t s : (a) for
privat sewage di s posal systems , (b ) f o r residential and comm ercial
service , and (c) for service K establishments p roducing indu s trial
wastes . ln either case , the owner 01 his agen t shall make application
on a s pecial f orm furnished by the c ity . The permit application
shall be supp l eme nted by any plans , ~p~cifications , or o ther infor-
mation considered pertinent in the j ud gement of the Direc to r of Util iti es .
A permit fee of $5 .00 and inspection fee of $10 .00 for a residential ,
comm r ial a nd ind u stria l building sewer permit shall be paid to t h e
City at the time t he appli cation is fil ed.
Sec . 3 . Any per•on about to in stall a se rvice pipe s hall give noti ce at the
office of th Sewer Divi s ion fixin the day o n which he intend s
to c o nn ect to t h e publi c sewer main, whereupon th e Buil ding ln~pector
of the City for P lum bin g and th e Sewer Divi sion ln spec or will accept
the installation o n behalf o f Lhe City . No connect i ons will
be ma d e until payme n t of proper c har ges ~h all h ave been ma de dl the
office of the Se wer Division .
Sec . 4 . AI I cos t and expense tn c ident to the i n stallation and connection of
he building ,ewer s hall be b orne by h fJ'~<,er. 1he owner ;,hdll
indemnify th cj ly frvm any loss or damag,e that n,ay dir c lly or
indir ell) be occa~ioned by the intilallation of th buildin~ sewer .
Sec . 5. A •eparate and I n dEpendent building SLwer shall be provid d for ev ry
building; xcept where one building tand h at the tear of anoth r or
an inL rior lot and n o pri vate sewer. i available or can be constru tEd
to the rear building through an adjoining alley, court , yard , o drive-
way , the buildi n g sewer from the front building may b nded to the
rear buildi n g and the whole con s ide re d as 0ne buildln
Se • b . Old build ing sewers may be u~ed in co nn ectiun with new buJldin s only
whtn they are found, o n examination and te~l by the Dir ·<..Lor Lo fit
the r quirements of this otdi nance.
c . ThE sill , ,Jupt , dl lgnmEnl . materials <lf ~.-on true ion of a building
s w •. and the m thods to be used in exc vati n g, pl <..ing of the pipe ,
join lin~, te ·ti n!', and backfi 11 in the trench, shall a! 1 ~onfonn t o
thE r qui• m nt~ 0f the building and plumbing cod or other applicable
rule, nd n·gulaltons o f th city. In the absence of cod pr ov ision~
or in amplill• •ti m thereof , th material~ and prot dures se t forth
in applOJt iaiL specifica ti o n -, o f Lh~o Americ n SoLiety o f I "tlnR
~1at erlal• \A .3.l.M .) 3 nd Water Pollution Control federation (W .P.C.F.)
Manual ot Pra< tl.,;e o . q . h 1 I apply.
Sec. H. Whent·Vtr pos~ibll, th< hulldln,_ M'"cr ~ha ll be brought to tlw bulldin.-;
at an 1 1<\,Hion ht•J,,.., th bd,~Intnt flvor. ln all buildin~:.s ln which
any buildin· dtain is too lv'~< L<, p rndl ,p·avity flow to th public
,,. .. , aniuuy ''", a nl£d by ~uch hullding dr in ,hall be I i[ted
hv an dJl)Jruvul mhln" a 1'd rl-t,t·harged to th e building w r .
-t:c. '1 . l'.o p rb <;ll ,hal I mukt' C • nn , tivn ,,r 1not downspou s , xt dot luundatlon
d r a in , dt&a~oay J•ain , or olhtt ouUr<t .t su1faLc runo[t o~ g<ound-
"ater t a hul ldinb ~<·wer or bulldln dt in which In Lutn i conne<.ted
dirt•• til' 01 lnd!t c tly to a pub! ll anltary ~e~<.t.r.
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Sec. 10. The connection o f the buildin g sewer into the public sewer s hall
conform to the requireme nt s of the build ing and plumbing code or other
applicab le rules and regulations o f the city , or the procedures set
forth in appropriate s pecifications of the A.S.T.M. and the W.P.C.F.
Manual of Practice No. 9 . All conne ctions shall be made gastight and
wat er ti ght. The tap mu st be made with a mech ani c al tapping devi c e
to the satisfaction of the in spec t or . Any deviation from the pre scribed
procedu res and ma terials mu st be a pproved by the Director of Utilities
before installation.
Sec . 11. The appli cant for the buildi ng sewer permit shall notify the Di rector
when t h e building sewer is ready for inspection and conne ction to t h e
public sewer . The conne ction s hall be made under the su perv isio n of
t he Director .
Sec . 12 . All excavation s for bu il din g sewer installation shall be ade qua tely
guard ed with barricad es a nd lights so as to protec t the publi c from
haza r d. Streets , s idewalks , parkwa ys , and other public propetty
distu rbed in the c our se of the work hall be restored in a manner
s ati sfa ctory to the Director of Publi Works .
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15-4 -4 :
15-4-5 :
15-4-o:
Extension of Collection Main s
When it i s req u e~ted i n writing to ex t e nd a collec tion main in o rd er
t o serve a responsible applicant or appli c an ts whose pro pe rty i s located
within the City , the Ci ty will make s uch extension a t its own expense
s ubje c t t o recove ry, provided that the ex t e n sion is to se rve land
proper ly su bd ivi ded. In the event the main is to s e r ve non-s ubdivided
l and, a s is some times the c a se within i ndu strial l y zone d land s , the
Di rector of Utili ties at his di sc retion, may require the requestor t o
e xtend the co llection mai n at hi s own e x pense , s ubje c t t o re covery.
Assessment for Sewe r Collec tion Mains
Upon the application o f a prope rty owner for a permi t to conne c t t o a
City ma i n, the owner s hall pa y to t he Sewer Division s u c h sum as may
be fixed from time t o time b y resoluti o n o f the City Co un c il. The
abov e a ssessment covers the pro perty vwn e r 's s hare of the cost of th
main and plant expansion, and i s in addition t o the conne ct i on c ha r e
a s set forth in section 15-~-2 of thi s c hapter.
Own ership of Line5
The indi vi du al collec tion mai n s outside the City s hall be by pipes,
mai n s or s ervi e line and appurtenances installed by the individual
or conn ector , and the City s hall assume no o bligation for cos ts of
co n ~t tu ction thereof . All ervice s s hal l be connected unde r the am
p rovisions a~ may be re q uired by th e City for conne ction s within its
orporat lird ts. All c har s for sewag collected from outside th
orporate l1mits of the C'l ty ~hall be r"m pnted from rates 85 eHablished
from t1me tu tim b r •elution of the C'ity Cr uncil .
lappin of Main, Not Owned by The City
Wh n tht appliLation hdll b made for onnection tom in or facllities
not O\o"Tl d or tont1oll(d by th Cl ty , perm! t for aid conn ction will be
grant d only in tho~e ~ases in ~ohich the S w r Dlvi ion hall have been
duly uthoriled in wdtin to grant uch p rmit by th ownet in control
of uch main or facilitl
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Service Requi reme nts
Sewer serv ice out s ld~ the c orporate limits shall be subject to the
foll owin g requirement s and conditions: being recommended by the Water
and Sewer Board and approved by the Ci ty Co uncil.
(a) Servi ce to a n ind iv idual no t a part o f a sewer as s ociation,
sa nitati on di s trict or other quasi-minic ipal entity:
(l) The individual must execu te an agreement with the City
upon the recomm end a tio n o f th e Water and Sewer Board,
s uch a greeme nt pla c ing no obli g ation o n the City to
operate or t o ma i ntain s aid sewerage c ollection s ystem.
The ind ividual must beat· a ll cost in c onveying sewage to
h cor porate boundarie s o f the Ci t y , or the individual
mu st contra c t with an estab li s hed sanitation di s tri c t,
t h rough which the indiv idual's sewage will be c onveyed
to the Ci t y 's co llec tio n sys tem.
(b) Service o an associ ation, municipal or qua si-municipal e ntity:
(1) Servic~ will be pro vid d under a Co nnector's Agreem e nt
(c ontract). Such contracts may be made with as s ocia ion s ,
mu ni cipal itie s o r quasi-municipal cor poration s (Sanitation
or Wat r and Sanitation Districts) or other suc h legal
entitle~. The City may, in its discretion, provide serv i ce
und e r p re liminary agreements with any per s on or c orporati on,
pr ior to the formation of any of th e foreg oin g legal en i tie s
satisfa c tory to the City, for a peri od of time a s fixed
b y th e City Co uncil. At the expiration of s uc h period,
the prel imi nary agreement shall expire, and, at time of
expiration o r prior thereto , a connector 's agreement must
ha ve been entered into betwe en the Ci ty and suc h approved
leg al e nt i t y . The City may require ex c ution of a
Co nn ec tor's Ag re ement at th e time of execution of the
preliminary agreement and, in such event, said conne c t or's
agreement must be assigned and transferred to t he app rove d
legal e ntity on or befote the expiration o f the preliminary
agreem n t or s u c h c onnector's agreement s hall be auto-
ma t ically null a nd void dt e xpiration o f such prel iminary
agrEement.
(2) The :; wer main s wi thin the area to be served s hall be
along d di c a ed publi c right ~-of-way or acceptable rec orded
e a seme o s .
(3 All aervile here under s hall be su bject t o the c apa city o t
the sewa•e wo rk s (co llection and treatment p lan t) of the
City an d othtr terms and condition s a s ~et out unde r
sub pa ragra ph (b) (1) above.
(4) Co nnectors s hall in s ure tha t influent ema nat i n fr om
industrial wa s te c lass customers , a s defined in Para gra ph
15-4-1 s h a ll meet the s tandards a s e t forth in section
Paragraph 15-4-13 .
(r) SLrvlce to area Ly e nla rgement f exls t in& San ttatf on or ~at ~r
und Sa n itation di~tri c l, a~so iation , mu n icipal 01 qua~i
munLLipal entity.
(I) RenE~otia t ion sha ll be rkqulr ed with th City rela tive t o
the aiz of the dl.t riLt and n ecessary amendments to thL
e>.i 1 iub conn ~.tor 's ;)ntra.-t.
(2 Appn val br Ci L) 5hal J bf.. •u bjec L to th c apac-J Ly and
ccndttiun uf th colle~..tio n S)S tem s rving the or iginal
di s ric-t.
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(3) Enlargement of t h e district sha l l b e s ub ject to the
ability of the City to servic e additional c u stomers and
other term s a nd conditio n s as set ou t under s ubpa ragraph 2
hereinabove.
Co nn e c tor 's Agreement 5
Whe n sewage di s posal s e rvi c e is provid e d under a prelimin ary agreement
o r a c onn e c tor's agreement a s provided in Pa r agraph 15 -4-7 , the detailed
terms under whi c h the City will furnish sewage di s posal servi c e s and
under whi c h the c onnec tor will receive s ewage shall be a c c u rately set
forth in ac c ordance with specifi c s tipulations for e a ch separate
c onne c t o r and approved b y the City Coun c il .
Sewe r Conne c tion-A ssessment
Upo n appli c ation of a property owne r for a p ermit to conne ct to a sewer
mai n, t h e owner s ha ll pay to the Sewer Divi sion s u ch s um a s may be
fixed from time to time b y resol uti o n of the City Co un c il. The ab ove
assessment covers the property own er's share of the cost of the main,
in th e case of owners within the corporate bou nda r ie s o f t he Ci ty, and
a pro po rtionate s ha re of future p lant expansion, in the c a s e of all
applicants; and is in add ition to the conn e c tion c harges a s set forth
in sec ti o n 15 -4-2 of thi s c hapter .
15-4-10: Use of Publi c Sewers Required
Sec . 1. lt s hall b e un lawful, e x cept by permi s s ion of t he Water and Sewer Board ,
for any person to place , deposit, o r penni t t o b e depos ited in any
unsanitary manne r on publi c or private property within the City of
Englewoo d , or i n any area und er t h e jurisdiction of said City of Engle-
wood , or in a district und er contra ct with the City for treatment of
sanitary sewage , any hu man or animal excrement , garbage, or other
o bje ctionabl e waste.
Sec . 2 . Tt sh a ll b e unlawful to discharge to any natu ra l o u tlet within t h e
City of Englewood, or in any area under the jurisdiction of s aid
City of En g lewoo d, or in a di str i c t under contract with th e City for
Treatment of s anitary sewage , any sewage or other polluted waters ,
exc ept where s uitable treatment ha s been provided i n accordanc e with
s ub sequ ent p rovision s o f thi s ordinance .
Sec . 3 . Except as he reinafter provided , it s hall be un l awful to construct or
mai ntain a n y privy, privy vault , septic tank , c e s spoo l , or other
facility intended or u sed for the d is p osal of sewage .
Se c . 4 . The owner o f all ho u s e s , buildin~s , o r prope r tie s u s ed fo r human
occupan cy , em p l ~n ent, r e c r e ation , o r o th r purpose s , situated within
the City o f En g lewood and abutt ing o n an y s t r eet, alley , or right-of-
wa y in whi c h there i' n ow loca ted o r ma y i n th e future be loc ated
a public s anitary ot com bi ned we r o f t h e City of En g lewood, i s here-
by requi re d at hi s expen se to i n s ta l l s uitable t o ilet fa c ilitie s
therein , and t o c onn ec t s uc h fa c ilitie s dire c tly with the p roper
publi c s ewer in a cco rdan c e with the pro vi s ion s of t h is ordinance ,
within (ninety (90) da y ) aft r dat of offi c ial n otice to do so ,
provided that s aid pub l i c s ewer i s within four hundred ( 00) feet
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15-4-11: Private Sewage Dis posal
Sec. 1. Where a public sa nita ry or combined sewer is not available under the
provisi o n s of Paragraph 15-4-10, the building sewer s hall be connected
to a private sewage disposal system complyi ng with the provisions
of this article.
Sec . 2 . Before comme ncement of con str uc tion of a private sewage disposal
system the owner shall first obtain a written permit signed by the
Director of Utilitie'=>. The application for s uch permit s hall be made
on a form furnished by the City of Englewood, which the applicant
shall s upplement by any plans, specifications , and other information
as are deemed ne c es s ary by the Di rector of Utilitie s . A permit of
$5 .00 and inspe c tion fee of $10.00 s hall be paid to the City of Engle-
wood at the time the application is filed.
Sec. 3 . A permi t for a private sewag e disposal system shall not become effective
until the installation is com pleted to the satisfact ion of the Director
of Utilities. He s hall be allowed to in s pe c t the work at any stage of
construction and, in any event, the applic ant for the permit s hall
n o tify the Director of Utilities when the work is ready for final
inspection , and before any underground portions are covered . The
inspection shall be made within 24 hours of the receipt of notice by
the Director of Utilities .
Sec. 4 . The type, capacities , location , and layout of a private sewage disposal
system s hall com ply with all recommendations of the Department of
Public Health of the State of Colorado. No permit shall be issued for
any private sewage disposal system employing subsurface soil absorption
facilities where the area of the lot is less than one acre. No septic
tank or cesspool shall be permitted to discharge to any natural outlet.
Sec. 5. At s uc h time as a publi c sewer becomes available to a property served
by a p rivate s ewage disposal system , as provided in Paragraph 15-4-ll,
a direct conne c tio n sha ll be made to the public sewer in com pliance
with thi s ordinance , and any s eptic tank s , cesspools , and similar
private sewage disposal facilities sha ll be abandoned and filled with
s uitable ma terial.
Sec . 6. The owner shall operate and maintain tht private s ewage disposal
facilities in a sanitary manner at all times, at no expense to the city .
Sec . 7 . No statement ontained in thi s arti cle shall be construed to i nterfere
with any additional requirem nt s that may be imposed by the Tri Co unty
Health Department or other health agency.
Sec . 8 . When a publi c sewer becomes avatlable, the building sewer shall be
connected to s aid sewer within s ixty (60) day s and the private sewage
di s posal system s hall be cleaned of sludge and filled with clean bank-
run gravel or dirt.
15-4-12 : Use of Public Sewers
Sec . l. No per
s urfac
ooli ng
sewer .
on s hall di sc harge or ca use to b discharged any stormwater ,
water, groundwater , roof runoff, subsurfac drainage, unp oll uted
water , or unpolluted industrial process waters to any sanitary
Sec . 2 . Stormwater a nd all other unpolluted drainage shall be discharged to
s u h s ewers as are s pecifically de signated as storm sewers, or to a
natural outlet approved by the Di<ector of Utilities. Industrial
cooli ng wat r or unpolluted proce!.s waters may be disc harged, on approval
of th Dir c tor o f Utilit ie s , to a storm sewer, or natural outlet .
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Sec . 3 . No person s hall dis harge or c au s e to be discharged any of the following
described water s or wa s te~ to any public s ewers:
(a ) An y gasoline , benz ne, naphtha , fueloil, or other flamable
or explo~ive liquid , sol id, or gas .
(b ) Any wat ers or wa stes containing toxi c or poisonous solids ,
liq uid s , or gaseb in s uffi cient quantity, either singly or by
interaction with other wastes t o injure o r interfere with
any s ewage treatment proce ss , constitute a hazard t o humans
or animals , c reate a public nui s ance, or create any hazard
in t he receiving waters of the s ewage treatment plant,
i n cl ud ing but no t limited to excess of cyanides .
(c) An y water s or wastes having a p lower than (5 .5) or havin g
any other cor rosive property ca pable o f c au s ing damage or
ha zard to s t r uctu reb , equipment, and per sonnel of the s ewage
works .
(d) Sol id or vi scou s s ub stan c es in quantities or of such size
c apab le of ca u s ing o b struc tion to the flow in sewers, or
other interference with the proper opera tion of the sewage
works s uch as, but not limited to, ashes, cinders, sand, mud,
s t r aw, s havings, metal, glass , rags, feathers, tar, plastics ,
wood, ungrou nd garbage , whole blood, paunch manure, hair and
fles hing s , entrails and pape r dishes, c up s , milk contai ners ,
etc . either whole or ground by garbage grinders.
Sec. 4 . No person s hall di scharge or cau se to be discharged the following
de scri bed s ub s tances , materials, waters, or wastes if it appears
likely in the o pinion of the Dire c tor that s uch wastes can harm either
the sewers , s ewage treatment process, or equi pment , have an adverse
effec t on t he receiv ing stream, or can otherwise endanger life, limb,
publi c property , or c onstitute a nuisance. ln forming his opinion as
to the ac c eptability of t he se wastes, the Director will give consider-
ation to s uc h factors a s the quantitie s of s ub ject wastes in re lation
to flow s and veloci ties in the sewer s , mater ials of construction of
the sewer , nature of the sewage tr atment process , c apacity of the
sewag treatment plant, degree of treatabi li ty of waste s in the sewage
treatment plant, and o ther pertinent factors . The substances prohibited
are:
(a) Any liquid or vapor having d temperature higher than one
hund re d fifty (150)°F (650C).
(b) An y water or waste containing fats , wax , grease , or oils,
whether emulsified or not , in excess of one hundred (100) mg/1
or c ontaining substances whi c h may soli dify o r bec om e viscous
at tem perature s between thirty-two (32) and one hundred fifty
(150)°F (0 and 65°C).
(t.) Any gar bage that ha s not been prope rly shredded. The installation
nd o peration of any garbag grinder equipped with a motor of three-
fourth~ (J/4) hors epower (0.76 hp met r ic) or greater s hall be
•ubj ct t o the review and appr ov al by the Dire c t or .
(d) Any wat r:> or wa~te s containin
Wdbl , vr conce nt rat d plalin
or not .
undiluted at.id iton pi ckling
sol uti on s wh ther neutral ized
( ) An y water or wo~ t co nlain i n i ro n , z inc ,
and s i mil ar obj c tionabl or toxic s ub stances ; or wa t s
x rtl ng an e x c sive c hlo r ine r quirement , to re
that any s uc h material r c ived ln the com po site ewag at the
>.cwa treatment work s ex ee d the limits established by this
ordi nan c for bUCh materials .
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(f) Any water or wastes containing pheno ls or other taste or odor-
produ c ing s ub stances , i n such con centrations exceedin g
limits which may be established by the Dire ctor as necessary,
after treatment of the composite sewage , to meet the re -
quirements of the State, Federal, or other public agencies
of jurisdi ction f o r such discharge to the receiving waters.
(g) An y radioa tive waste s or isotop~ of such half-life or
concentration as may exceed limits established by the
Di rector of U tilitie ~ in com pliance with appli ca ble State
or Federal regulation ,.
(h ) Any waters or wa s te s having a pH in excess of 9 .5 .
(i) Mdterials wh1 c h exert or cause :
(l) Unusual con centration" of inert s uspended so lids
(such as , but not limited to, Fullers earth , Lime
slurries , and Lime residue5) or of dissolved solids
(such as, but n o t limited to, sodium chloride sulfate).
(2) ExLessive discoloration (such as, but not limited to,
dye wastes and vegetable tanning so lutions).
(3) Unu s ual BOD, chemical oxyge n demand, or c hlorine
requirements in s u c h quantities as to constitute
a signif ica nt load on the sewage treatment works.
(4) Unusual volume of flow or concentration of wastes
constituting "sl ug s" as defined herein.
(j) Waters or wastes containing s ubstances which are not
amenable to treatment or reduction by the sewage treatment
proce~se s employed, or are amenable to treatment only to
s uch degree that the sewage treatment plant effluent
cannot meet the requirement s o f other agencie s having
juri di ction over di~c harge to the receivi n g waters .
(k ) Toxic substances a5 indicated below will be permitted to
be r ceived in the raw s ewd~€ flow at the sewage treatment
plant influent until thE le' I of concentration p ro ve s
to be deleterious to either th plant processes or the
receiving stream :
Arsenic
Barium
Cadmium
Chromi um (Hexaval nt)
Cya nid
Lead
Sel nium
Si J ver
Sec . 5. lf any wat r5 or wa tes are dischargtd , or are proposed to be dis-
c harg d to tht public "w r , which wat r s con tain the substances or
possess t he c haracttristlc num rated in Section ~ of this Article ,
and which in the jud e"ent uf tht Director, may ha~ a deleterious
effect upon th "ewa~e works , prole s "• quipment, or receiving waters,
or which otherwi e re t a hazard to life or con titute a public
nuisance, the Director may :
(a) Reject th waHe~,
(b) Require pr tr
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(c) R qulr control ov r the quantiti
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(d) Re quire payment t o cover the a dded cost of handling and
treating the waste s con s id red a s "I ndu s trial Wa stes",
by i mpo si n g the followi ng formula :
SC =(Vs X .34) X (X(BOD -250) + Y (SS -3 50))
lt is no ted that the appli c ation of t h e above formula
p rovides for a surcha rge for BOD and a surcha rge for
SS . If the s treng th i ndex of either BOD o r SS is
less t han the base nu mber that is being s ubtrac ted
from i , then there ~h a 1 l be no s ur c ha rge for t ha t
parti c ular category, nor sha ll there b e a c redit
g i ve n to t h total 5urcharge .
SC = Su rc ha rge in d ol lar s and ce n ts .
Vs= Volum e of sewag e in mil lions o f gallon s
for th e bi llin g period .
8 .34= Co nver sion fac tor : one gallon of water
to pound s .
X= Unit charge for
(0 .0142 for in si d
BOD in dollars per pound.
city rate; 0 .0 15 8 for out s ide
ci ty r ate)
BOD= Bioc hemi c al Oxygen De mand s trength index in
parts per million by weight (250 PPM or over)
250= Norm al BOD s trength in part s pe r mi llion by
wei ght.
Y= Uni t c ha rge for SS in dollar s per pound (0 .0136
for inside c ity rate ; 0 .0166 for outside c ity
rate)
SS= Su spe nd ed sol id s s trength index in parts per
million by weight (350 PPM or over)
350= Normal SS s trength i n part s per mi l lion by
weight.
PPM= Part s pe r mi llion.
Sec. 6 . Grea s e , oil , and s and inte rce ptor s s hal l be provided when, in the
o pini on of the Director, they a re ne ce~sary for the proper handling
of liq uid wastes con taining grease in excessive amount s , or any flammable
wa s tes , s and, o r o the r harmful ingredients ; except that s uch interceptors
s hall not b e required f o r private living qu a rters or dwelling units .
All interc eptors shall be of a type and capac ity approved by the
Director of Utilitie s , a nd s hall be loca ted a s to be readily and
easily a cc es s ibl e for c leaning and in s pe ction.
Se c . 7 . Wh re preliminary treatment or flow-e qua l izin facilities a re provided
for any waters or wastes , th ey s hall be maintain e d continu o us l y in
s at isfac t ory and effective o p rat ion by the owner at hi s e xpen s •
Se c . Wh n re qu ired by the Dire< tor , the own r of any propert y s rviced by
a bu ilding s ew r c arrvin indu s trial wa te s shal l install a uitable
control manhole tog t h r with s uc h ne cessary m t r and o her appurte -
nanc s in the building sew r to fa c ilitate ob rvation , amplin ,
and me s u rement of th wastes . Suc h manh o l , when required , ha ll be
actessibly and •afely located , and shall be tonstruct d in accordance
with plan • app roved by the Director . The manho lt •hall bE installed
by th ""n r at his ex pense , and s hal l be maintain d by him o a · to
b af<e and ace 'siblt. at all Lime».
Sec . 9 . All m asurements , lt ~L , and analyses o f thte c hara, t ri ti l.'s of w ters
and wa ·t s to which ret 1·enc i s made in thi ordinance shall b deter-
mi ned in ac cord an ce with th late ·t edition of "Standard M thods for
the Examination of l.atEr and a5tewat r ," pub li h d b y the Americ an
Publi c H alth Assoti ation , and s hall be determi ned at th contro l ma n-
hole provid d , or upun s uitable sam ple s taken at sai d control manhole .
In th event that no pee i 1 manhol ha been required , th con trol
manhol ha ll be consi der d to b the neare st down tr a m manhol in
t h publi c sewer to the point at which the bu ilding sewe r is connected .
Sam pling shall be carried ou t by c ustomar ily accepted m thods to
r fl c t th ffec t of consti tu n ts upon th s ewag works and to
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determine the exi stence of ha zards to life , limb, and property. (The
parti cular a naly ses involved will determine wh ether a twenty-four (24)
hour composite of all outfall s of a premise is appropriate or whether
a grab sampl or samples should be taken. Normally , but not always,
BOD and suspended solids a naly ses are obtained from 24 -hour com posite s
of all outfalls where pH 's are determined from periodic grab sam pl es .)
15-4-13: Protection From Dama e
Sec . 1 . No unau horizLd person shall maliciously , willfully , or negligently
break, damage , destroy, uncover, defa c e , or tamper with any structure ,
appurt nance , or equipment which is a part of the sewage works . Any
person violating this provision shall be subject to immediate arrest
under charge of disorderly condu ct .
15-4-14: Powers and Auth ority of Inspec tors
Sec . 1 . The Director and other duly authorized employees of the City of
Englewood bearin g proper cre den tials and identification shall be
permitted to e nter all propertie s for the purposes of inspe c tion,
observation , measurement , s amp ling , and testing in accordance with
the provisions of t his ordinance. The Director or hi s representatives
s hall have no authority to inquire into any proces ses including
metall ur gical , c hemi ca l, oil , refining, ce ramic , paper, or other
i ndu stries beyond that point hav ing a direc t bearing on the kind and
sourc e of di sc ha rge to the sewers or waterways or fa cil itie s for waste
treatmen t .
Sec . 2 . While performing the ne cessary work on private properties referred
to in Section 1 above , the Director or duly authorized employees of
the City of Englewood shall observe all s afety rule s applicable to the
premises established by the company and the com pany shall be h el d
harmless for injury or death to the city employees a nd the c ity s hall
indemnify the compa ny against loss or damage to it s property by city
employees and again st liability claims a nd dema nd s for personal injury
or property dama ge a sserted against the compa ny and growi ng Ol't of the
gaugi n g and sampling operation, except as s uch ma y be ca u sed by negli-
gen ce or fail u re of the com pany o maintain safe condi tion s as required
in Sec tion 8 , Parag rap h 15-4-12 .
Sec . 3 . The Director and oth er duly authorized employees of t he City of
Englewood bearing proper credentials and identifi c ation s hall be per -
mitted to enter all private properties through which the City of
Englewood holds a duly negotiated easement for th purposes of , but n ot
limited to , inspection , observation, measurement , sam pling, re pair, and
maintenance of any portion of the sewage works lying within sai d ease -
ment. All entry and subsequent work , if any, o n said easement , shall
be done in full accordance with the terms of the duly nego iated
ea~emenl pertaining to the privat property involved .
15-4-l~: Penal! i s
c . 1 . Any p rson found to be viola tin~ any prov1s1on of this ordinance
xcept Paragraph 15-4-13 shall b served by the City of Englewood
with written notice stoti n th nature of the violation and providing
a reaso nable time limit for th sati factory correction thereof . The
o ff nder shall , within the p riod of time stated in s uch notice ,
permanently cease all violations.
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provided for in Section 1, Pa ragrap h 15-4-15 s ha ll be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall be fine d i n the amount
not exceeding $1,000.00 for each violation. Each day in which any
violation s hall continue s hall be deemed a s eparate offen se .
Sec . 3 . Any p rson viulating any of the provisions of this o rdinance shall
be come Liable Lo t he Ci ty of Englewood for any expen e, los , or
da mage occa s i o ned t he City of Englewood by rea on of uch violat ion.
15-4-19 : Use ; Sewag Rale5 and Charges
The rate s and c harge s for the t reatmen t and dispo~al of sanitary
sewag at the Ci ty Sewage Treatment Plant s hall b determined by
resolution of t h City Council . SuLh rae · and harge shall con sti -
tute a lien upon the la nd from the date of billin g and ma y be
asses s ed in the same ma nner a s other special assessme nt s . (1962 Co de,
8 .9)
15-4-20 : Failure To Pay Sewer Charge s ; Water Service Di scontinued
When the premi ~e~ t o wh ic h s uch sanitary s ewage s ervice i s provided
are within the City limits , failure to pay the rates and c harges for
treatment and dispo s al of sa nitary sewage when due shall be c au se for
discontinuance of water s ervice , s uch water service to be s hut off
until the s ewage bill shall be paid; provided , however, s uch remedy
hall not be excl u sive of any other available remedy provided by law .
(1962 Code , .9-l )
15 -4-21 : Assessm nt s of Costs and Charge s
In addition to the ost of construction, all asse ssments made in
pur su ance o f th is article shall i ncl ud e 10 % of con struc tion cost of
engineering , ad mi nistration and other inc idental c o ts , together with
all interest thereon and an addit ional 10% penalty for default in
payment of c onstruc ti o n cos t s or rates and c ha rges , and all costs in
co llecting the s ame, inc luding the co~t of publ ication of the assessing
ordinance , s hall constitute a p rpetual Lie n in the several amounts
a ss essed against ea c h lot or traLt of land unti l paid, and shall have
pri or ity over all other liens exc pl eneral tax li ns. No delay,
mistake or error in any procedure shall prejudice or invalidate any
final a ssessment bu t t h sam e may b r medied by subsequent amending
acts or proceed i ngs as t he case may requi re.
15-4-22 : Failure to Pay Extraterritorl 1 Sew r Charge ; Coi l c ted as Tax s
Wh n tlt{ prem1-.e-. to whl~h ~uch servlc is provid dare l oc a t d with-
out th limit of the C l tv, fai Jure to pay the rates and charg s for
tr atm nt and dl,po I of ,.ani tary sewage when d ue s hall b c ause for
th Ci ty Cl rk t u cert! fy to th Co unty Commbs ioners of th e Cou nty
in which s id d li nquent u'er's property i lo ated the ch arges due
and unpaid, on or b fore Novemb r I t of ea h ye ar, and th r upon
and unti l p id th ame ~hall be a lien upon the r al prop rty o
er~ed by aid WLrag sy t m, nd ha ll be levied , c e rtif i d,
receiv d , ur lolltLted by !!al annually from ye ar toy ar by t h
prop r Co un ty offldal a ar g ne ral taxe , and th proc ed therefrom
r~m!tted to th < !ty o f f.ngl wood; provided th at lf the premi are
.uppli d with City "'"t r t>rvic :., uch ervice may b hut off until
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such rates and c harges for treatment and disposal of sanitary sewage
shall have been paid. (1962 Code , 18 .9-2)
15-4-23: Validity
Sec. 1. All ordi nan ces or parts of ordinan c es in c onflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Sec . 2 . The invalidity of any s ection , clause , senten ce , or provision of this
ord inan ce shall not af fect the validity of any other part of this
ordinance which can be given effect without such invalid part or parts.
15-4-24 : Hearing Board
Sec. l . A Hearing Board shall be appointed as need ed for arbitration of
differences between the Director of Utilities and sewer users on
matter conce rning interpretation and execution of the provisions
of this ordinance by the Director of Utilities. The cost of arbi-
tration will be borne by the party to whom adverse judgement is
awarded.
Sec. 2. The two partie s shall select one arbitrator. If one arbitrator is
insufficient, the two parties will each select an arbitrator who,
in turn, will select a third arbitrator.
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l5-4-l5a : PRIVATE SEWAGE DI SPOSAL
PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL APPLI CATION
To th City of Englewood, Colorado:
The undersigne d, being the ----:-::-----::--.,--,---.-----of he (Owner, Owner's Agent)
pro p rty located at
(Number) (Street) (County)
does hereby request a permit to ins ta ll sani ta ry sewage disposal facilities to
serve the at aid location .
(Residence, Commercial Building , etc .)
1 . The proposed facilities include:
to be constru cted in com plete accordance with the plans a n d specifications
attached hereunto as Exhibit "A".
2 . The area of the property is square feet .
3 . The name and address of t he person or firm who will perform t h e work is :
4 . The maximum num ber of persons to be served by the proposed facilities is
5. The locations and nature of all sources of priva te or public water
supply within o ne hundr e d (100) feet (30.5 meters) of any boundary of said
property are s hown on the plat attached hereunto as Exhibit "B".
In consideration of the granting of this pe rnd t , the undersigned agrees
1 . To furnish any additional information relating to the proposed wor k that
shall be required by the Director of Utilities .
2 . To accept and abide by all provisions or Ordinance No .
of the City of Englewood, Colora do, and of a ll other pertinent ordinance s or
regulation s that may be adopted in the future.
3 . To operate and maintain the wastewater disposal facilities covered by
this application in a sanitary manner at all times, i n com pliance with all
requirements of the Health Officer, and at no expen e to the city ,
4 . To notify the Director at least twenty-four (24) hour s prior to
commencement of the work proposed , and again at least twenty -four (24) hours
p rior to the covering of any undergro und portions of the installation .
Dale----------------------------Signed
(Applicant)
(Addr ss of Applicant)
$ ___ _ inspection fee paid .
(Certification by City Clerk)
Appli cation approved and permit isbued :
Date Signed
Director of Utiliti e s
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l5-4-25b: RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL SEWER CONNECTION
RE SIDENTI AL OR COMMER CIAL BUILDING SEWER APPLI CATION
To the City of Englewood , Co lorado, throu gh --------~----------~~--~~-------
(S anitati on Di str i c t)
The undersigned , being the
property located at
----~~----~--~--~~~----------of the (Owner, Owner's Agent)
(N umber ) (Street) (City) (County)
hereby req ue st a permit to install and conn ect a building sewer to serve the
at said loc ation.
(Residence, Comm e rcial Building, etc.)
1. Th following indicated f i xture s will be connec ted to the proposed
building sewer:
Number Fixture
Kitchen sinks
Lavatories
Laundry tubs
Urinals
Specify other fixtures
Num be r Fixture
Water closets
Bath tub s
Showers
Garbage grinders
2. The maximum number of persons who will use the above fixtures is
3 . The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the proposed
work is
4. Plan s and specifi c ations for the proposed bui l ding sewer are attached
hereunto as Exhibit "A ."
In consideration of the granting of thi s permit , the undersigned agrees:
1. To accept and abide by all provision s of Ordinance No.
of the City of Englewood, and of all other pert i nent ordinances or regulations
that may be adopted in the future.
2 . To maintain the building sewer at no e xpense to the City .
3 . To notify the Director when the building s ewer is ready for inspection
and conne ction to the public sewer , but before any portion of the work is covered.
Date ----------------------Signed -----..------...------(Applicant)
(Address of Applicant)
$ ___ _ ln sp ction fe paid .
(Ce rt ification by City Clerk
Application approved and permit is ued:
(Certification by Sanitation Dist.)
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l5-4-25c : INDUSTRIAL SEWER CONNE CTI ON
I NDUSTRIAL SEWER CONNECTION APPLICATION
To the City of Englewoo d, Colora do, through
(Sa nitation District)
The undersigned being the ----~~----~------~~~~--~~-----(Owner , Lessee, Tenant, etc .)
of the
property located at--------~---------------------------------------------------
does hereby request a permit to --------~~--~~--~~------------an industrial
(Install, Use)
sewer conn ection servi ng the
is engaged i n
at said location.
----~------~~-----.----------' which company (Name of Company)
l. A plat of the property s howing accurately all sewers and drain s n ow
existing is attached hereunto a s Exhibit "A ."
2 . Plans and specifications covering any work proposed to be performed
under this permit is attached hereunto as Exhibit "B ."
3. A complete schedule of all prnc ess waters and i ndu stri al wastes produced
or expected to be produ ced at said property, including a description of the
character of each waste , the daily volume and maximum rates of discharge, and
representative analyses , is atta c hed hereunto as Exhibit "C ."
The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the work
covered by this permit is-------------------------------------------------------
In consideration of the granting of this permit the undersigned agrees :
1 . To furnish any additional information relating to the i n stal lation or
u se of the industrial sewer for whi c h thi s permit is sought as may be requested
by the Director .
2 . To accept and abide by all provisions o f Ordinance No .
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, and of all other pertinent ordinances or
regulati ons that may be adopted in the future .
3 . To operate and maintain any waste pretr atm~nt facilities , as may be
required as a co ndition of the a c eptance into th public sewe r of the industrial
waste s involv d, in an effic..i nt ma nner at all tim s , and at no expense to t he
City .
~. To oop rat at all times with the Director and hi representatives
in th ir inspecting ~ampli ng, and study of the industrial wa tes, and any facilities
provid ed for pretr~atment .
5 . To notify the Director immediately in th cv nt of any ac c ident,
ne gligence , or uth r occurrence that occasions di charge to the public sew r of
any wa tc or process waters not covered by thi s permit.
Dal Sign d
(Applicant)
(Address of Applicant )
$ ___ _ in. p ction fe paid.
(C rtification by City Clerk)
App Ilea Lion approved and p rmi t tan ted:
(C rtification of Sanitation Dist.)
Date Si ned
(Direct or of Utiliti s)
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDiNAN CE AHENDlN G Tl TLE XV , CHAP TER , ARTI CLE 1 AND AR TICLE ll OF THE
MUNI CiPAL CODE TO PRE SC RIB E RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE OPE RA TION AND MAINTE-
NANCE OF THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF THF' CITY OF' ENGLEWOOD , COLORAD O; PROViDING MEANS
FO R THE ENFOR CEMENT A D PENA LT IE S FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF ; AND REPEA LING ALL
ORD LNAN CES AND PART S OF ORDl AN CES I N CONFLI CT THEREWITH .
WHE REA S , the City Coun c il o f the City of Englewoo d ha s heretofore determined
that, due to a n inc rea s ing requi r ement to protec t the environment , c omp rehen sive
rule s a nd regulation s are needed for the use of the public sewerage system , and
WHEREAS, a committee of c oncerned c iti zen s , at the appointment of th e City
Cou nci l, ha s dev'elo p d c omp r ehensive rules and r e gulations for the u se of th e
publ ic sewerage sy stem,
NOW , THEREFORE, BE lT ORDAI NE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, AS FOL LOWS :
Sec ti o n 1. Section 15-4 -1 through and including Section 15-4-25 of the
Muni ci pal Co de of the City of Englewood , together with any Ordinances
inconsistent with the provi s i on s o f Section 2 hereof , are hereby repealed .
Section 2 . Title XV, Chapter 4 of the Muni c ipal Code of the City of
Englewood, is hereby amended by th addition thereto of new Section s 1 5 -4-l
through and i nc luding Se c tion s 15-4 -25 , which s hall read as follows :
15 -4-l : Definition s
Unl ess the c onte xt pe c ific ally in di ca t ed otherwise , the me aning of terms
u se d in thi s ordi nance s hall be as follows :
Sec . l. "BOD" (denotin Bioc hemic a l Oxyge n De mand) s ha ll me an the quantity
of oxygen utilized in the biochemical oxid ati on of organic matter
under S(andard labo rato r y pro cedure in five (5) days at 20°C ,
expre ss d in mi l ligrams per liter.
Se c . 2 . "Buildin Dr ain" s hall mean that part o f the lowest horizontal piping
o f a dralnag ~ys t e m whi c h receives the di scharge from soil , waste ,
and oth r d r aina g e pipes inside the walls o f the building and conveys
i t t o h buildin g s ewer , beginnin g fiv e (5 ) feel (1 .5 meter ~) out s id
lh i n ner fa Le o f the building wa l l.
Se c . "Bui !din S"-"'er " »hall mean th e ex t e n sion from t r.e building drain t o
Lh publl( ewe r o r o th e r pla c o f dl s po a l .
Sec . "· "Garba •" ~hall m a n sol id wa s t s f tom th e d om e s ti c and comm erc i a l
pr ~aralion , cook ing , Rnrl di pe n sl n o f f oo d, and fr om th handlin
s t ora , and sal o f produ c e,
Sec.:. 'i . "l ndu· J!al Wd te s " ,hal l m£an h liq ui d wa s tt>s fr om indu trial
man uf t t uri n p r oce se~, t r ade, or bu ln ss a s di s tinc t fr om s anitary
s e wa e .
Sec . 6 , "~ta t ~:rl I Outl t" hall mean a ny outlet into a wat rcourse , pond, ditch,
lak , or o th r bod y of urfac or g r o undwater .
Se c . 7 . "P r son" ha l l m an any ind i vidual, firm , c ompany , s ociation , society ,
corp or li o n, or r oup.
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Sec . 8 . "pH" s hall mea n th e logarithm of the reciprocal of the weight of
hydrogen ions in grams per liter of solution .
Sec . 9, "Properly Shredded Garbage" s hall me an the wastes from the preparation,
cooking , and dispensing of food that have have been shredded to such a
degree that all particles will be carried fr eely under the flow con -
dition s normally prevailing in public sewers , with no particle greater
than one-half (l/2) inch (1.2 7 centimete rs) in any dimension .
Sec. 10. "Public Sewer " s hall me an a s ewer in which all o>.'Tlers of abutting
propertie~ have equal right~, and is cont ro lled by publi c auth o rity .
Sec . 11. "Sanitary Sewer" s hall mean a sewer which carries sewage and to which
s torm, s urface , and groundwaters are not intentional ly admitted.
Sec. 12 . "Sewage" s hall mean a com bination of the water-c ar ried >.•a s te s from
re si den es, bu si ne ss building s , in s titutions, and indu s trial es tabli s h-
me nt s .
Sec . 1 3 . "Se wage Treatment Plant" s ha l l mean any a rra ngement of devi c es and
s tru c ture s u sed f or t rea ting sewage .
Sec . 14 . "Sewage Wo r k s " s hall mean all fa c ilitie s f or c ollec ting, pu mping,
treating, and disp o~i ng o f sewage .
Se c . 15 . "Sewer" shall mean a pipe or conduit f or c arryi ng s ewag e .
Sec . 16, "Shall" is mandatory; "May" i s permissive.
Sec . 17 . "Slug" s hall mean any discharg of water , sewage or indu s trial waste
which in concentration of any given constituent or in quantity of flow
violates t h e limits established in o ther section s of this ordinance .
Sec . 1 • "Storm Drain" (sometimes termed "s torm s ewer") s hall mea n a s ewer
which carries storm and surface water s and drainage, but exc ludes
sewage and indu s trial wastes, othe r than unp oll uted cooling water .
Sec . 19. "Di rector" s hall mean the Direc tor of Utilities of the City of
Englewood, or hi s autho rized deputy , age nt, or r epresentative.
Sec . 20 . "Su s pended Solids" s ha ll mea n solids that either float on the s urface
of, or are in s uspensi o n in water , sewa ge , or other liquids, and which
are removable by laboratory filtering.
Sec. 21. "Wat ercour s e" s hall mea n a c hannel in whi c h a flow of water occurs,
either continu o u s ly or intermittently .
Sec . 22 . "H earing Board" s hall me an the Board appointed a ccording to provision
of Para graph 15-4-24.
Sec . 23 . "Industrial Waste Cu ,Lomer Classes" shall mean all per s on s loc ated
within or without the City using the sewerage sys tem of the Ci ty for
the pu rpose of di spos ing o f s ewage from a building used for conducting
a busines s o pe ra t ion that produ c e s a sewage wa~te Lhat is above norm al
strength.
Sec . 2 • "Am Tiran Soc iet y of Testi ng Materials " s hall mean the recognized
no ngovt>rnmt ntal agenty for materials t s ting .
Sec . 25 . "Water Pollut ion Control Federation" s hall me an the nati onal non-
governmen tal agency concern d with water pollution cont r ol and
aha temen t .
Se • 26. "Director of Pu blic Worka" s hal l me an the person in c harg of
engin 1 ing , s t reet sen itc~, t1 ffi and the building department .
Sec . 27 . "Unp ollut d Water" s hall mean that water which doe s not emanate from
d ome tic or sanita ry so ur c e s .
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15-4-2: Building Sewers and Connections
Sec . l. No unauthorized person s ha ll uncover, make connection with or opening
into, use, alter, or disturb any public sewer or appurtenance thereof
wi thuut fLr ... L .ol>-t.aini ng" written pennit from the Dire tor . Such
application for permit shall be in writing and shall be filed with
t he Sewer Division by the owner of the property to be served or his
a uth orized agent. The application s hall contain a full description
of the premises to be served . A p ermit for the work will be granted
upon the condition that all rule s and ~pecifications respecting
connection s shall be fully observed .
Sec . 2 . There shall be thre (J) c la ss e s of building sewer permit s : (a) f or
private sewag disposal systems, (b) for residential and commercial
service , and (c) for service to establishments produ cing indu st rial
wastes. In eith er case, the owner or his agent shall make application
on a special form furni s hed by the city . The pe rmit application
shal l be supplemented by any plans, •p~cifications, or other infor-
mation considered pertinent in the judgeme nt of the Director of Utilities .
A permit fee of $5.00 and inspection fee of $10 .00 for a residential,
commercial and i ndustrial buildin g sewer permit s hall be paid to the
City at the time the application I filed .
Sec . 3 . Any per5on about to install a se rvice pipe shall give noti c at the
office of the Sewer Division fixin g the day o n which he in ends
Lo connect to the public sew r ma in, wh~r e upon the Building lnspector
of the City for Plumbin and the S wer Division Inspec tor will accept
the installation on behalf of the Ci ty. No connect i ons will
be made until payment of proper cha rg s •hall have been made at the
offi of the Se wer Division .
Sec . 4 . All costs a nd expen s e incident to the in~talla tion and conn cLion of
the building sewer s hall be bo rne by th owne··. Th owner shall
indemnify the city from any loss or dama that rna) direct!' or
indirectly be occasioned by th in stallation of th building ewer .
Sec . 5. A separate and independent building ewer shall be ptovided for every
building; except where one building ~tand a th tear of another or
an interior lot and no private sewer i a\ailable or can be c onstructed
to the rear building through an adjoinin alle), court , yard , or drive-
way , the building sewer from the front building may be extended to the
rear bul lding and the whole consid red as one building sewer.
Sec . 6. Old building sew rs may be used in connection with new buildings only
when they ar found, on examina ion and test by the Director to fit
the requirements of thi s otdinance.
Sec. 7 . Th siz , ~lo pe, alignm nt, material::. of construct i o n of a building
sew r, and the method to be used in excavatin g, placing of the pipe,
jointing, testing, and backfilling th trench , hall all conform to
the requirements of the building and plumbing ode or othe r applicable
rules and regulations o f th city. In the ab ente of code provisions
or in amplific tiun th reof, the materials and proc dures set forth
in approptldte spHifl ation~ o f th e American Sod ty ofT ~ting
Material ~> (A .S .1.M .) an d Water Pollution Co nt rol F deration (W.P.C.F.)
Manual ot Practice o . q shall apply.
Sec . Wh n v r possibl , the build'ng sewer ha ll be brought to the bu1ldin
al an l£o'vation b lo"' th!C ba~ement tloor. ln all buildin s in whiLh
any bui l din drain is too low to permi L ravi ty flow to th public
~"'('r, sanitary c wa,.;t , rried by uch building drain shall b lift d
by an .1pproved means and dl~chaq;ed to the building s ewer.
Sec . q , No pcr><Jn ~hall r,,ake •cnne<tion of roof downspouts, exterior foundation
drain~, art'awa drain,;, or oth t ~v ur ces of s utfa e runoff or round-
water tu a building sewer or building drain which in turn is conn ct d
di rt>t tl y or indirectly to a pub! I c s anitary sewe r .
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15 -4 -2 : Bu ilding Se we rs and Connection s
Sec . 1 . No unauth o ri z ed person sha ll un cover , mak6 ~onnection with or opening
into, u~ , alte r , or di s turb any publ ic sewe r or appurtenance thereof
withou t fLr..,t u l>-l~ining a written pennt t ror th~ DirHtor . Su c h
appli c ation f o r permit s hall b e in writing and ~hal l b~ fi l ed with
the Sewer Di v i s ion by the owne r of t h e prope r t y t o be s rv ed or his
autho rized ag e nt. The a pplica ti on shall c ontain a fu l l de s~ription
o f the premise s to be s erved . A permit f or the wo rk ~ill be g ran ed
upo n t h e conditi o n that all rule s and ~p eti fi c ati o n re pe cti n ~
conn ect i o n ~ s hall be full y ob se r ve d .
Se c . 2 . Th10r s hall b th r ee (3) c la ss e s of bui ldin sewe r penni >: (a ) f or
pr iva t e s ewage di s posal systems , (b) f o r residential and comm r c ial
scrvi< , and (c ) for s erv ice to e s tablishments produc in i ndu s trial
wa s te s . ln either case, the own er or hi s agent s hall make appli c ati on
o n a s p cial form furn i s h ed b y t h e ci y . The permit appll c atlon
s h a ll be s uppl em ented by a ny plan s , spEL i fic ation s , o r o th e r info r -
mat i on con s id red per t inent in the j ud genoe nt of th Di r e c t or o f Utili ti s .
A pe rmit fee of $5 .00 a nd inspec tion fee of ~10.00 for a re s identia l ,
commercial and indu ~trial building sewer permit shall be paid to h e
City at the time the appli c ation is filed.
Sec . 3 . An y p e r~on about to in s tall a s ervice pipe s hal l give noti c at t h e
office of the Se1ver Divi s ion fixin g the da y o n wh i c h h e intend s
to c onnec t to the public s ewer main, whereupon the Building lnspeclor
of the Ci t y for Plumbing a nd the Sewer Di vision Inspector will acce pt
the installation on behalf of the City . No c onn ections will
be made un til payment of proper charges s h al l have been ma de at the
offi c e o f the Sewer Division .
Sec . AI 1 c o s t s and expense in ldent to the insta l lation and conn e c tion of
the buildin g s ewer s hall be b o rne by th o>me r . The owner s hall
indemnify t he c ity from any loss o r dama& that may direc tl y o r
i ndirec tly be o cc a ~ioned by the in s tallation o f the building s ewer .
Sec . 5. A se pa r ate and independent building sewer s hall be pro v ided for every
building; except where o n e building s tand s at the tear o f anoth r or
a n interior lot and no private s ewet i s available or can be c on structed
to the rear bui ldin g through an a d j o i ning alley , c o u rt , yard , o r drive-
way, th e building ~ewe ·r from the front building may be e xte nded to l h e
re ar build i n g and the whole considered as one building s ew r .
Sec . b . Old b u ilding sewe r s may be u ed in c o nn ection with n w buildings onl y
when t h ey are found, on examinat ion a nd lest by the Director to fit
t he req uirement s of thi s o tdi n ance .
e • 7 . The s ia:, s l o pe , ali,;nmf:nt , ma terials o f construc ti o n o f a buildi ng
sewer , and the meth o d s to be used in excavating, pla i n g of the pipe,
j o inting , te~tin g , and backfilling the tre nc h, s hall all conform to
the r quirement• of the building and plumbing code or oth er applicable
r ule s a nd r gulat1ons of t h e city . ln the ab s enc e of c ode p rov isions
ot in a mpl ifi a ti on thereof , the ma terial s a nd p ro e du res s e t f or th
Sec .
i n app topt Lu ~p f:< ifi c ati o n ~ o f lht Arn ri < a n Socie t y o f Te&L in g
Ma t e r ial ' \A .~.1.M .) a nd Wate r Po ll ut ion Co nt ro l f deration (W .P .C.F .)
Man ua l ol P r a ti LP u . 9 s hal l a pp ly .
Wh<-l1 L'Vt.r posslbl , th P b ull d i n 6 s.:wu· hii ll be b roug h t t o the bulld i n
at .-tn Pltvation belo-.1 th ba:.f!l'ent Ilu• r . ln a ll bu il d i n !,S in wh ic h
n y buildl n dta in is too lo1: t o p erm it ll '·avily flow t o th pub lil
'<wt t , 'tni t llty • w a ~:. a rr i<ti by ~ur h l.u1 ldi ng drain ~hall be I if ted
h• a n o.~p p ruvc d mta ns aucl d bdta r e d o th e building ~ewer .
:5tt . 'l . 1\o.J fJ(!fl>',n ~ha l I n.akP < cnnt'1 t ion u l root cl own,p uu t , ext rior f ou nd a tio n
dro.~i n~, dfL d WdY d taln_, or J the l ~o ur La o f •ur f a c e runoff o r ground-
wate r t o a hulldin g s e~er o r building d r ain whi c h in turn i s c onnect d
d i u •, tl v or i nd l t ectly to a pub llt anltary ~we t·.
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Se c . 10. The conne ction of the building sewer into the public sewer shall
conform to the requirements of the building and plumbing code or other
appli c abl e rules and regulation s of the c ity, or the procedures set
forth i n appropriate spec ifi c ations of the A.S .T .M. and the W.P.C.F.
Manua l of Pra c ti c e No . 9 . All conne ction s s hall be made gastight and
watertight. The ta p mus t be made with a mec hanical tapping devi ce
to the satisfaction o f the in s pe c t or . Any deviation from the prescri bed
procedure s and materials must be approved by the Director of Utilitie s
before installati on .
Sec . 11 . The appli c a nt for the building sewer permit shall n o tify the Director
wh e n the building sewer i s read y for inspec tion and connec tion t o the
publi c s ewer. The conn ction s ha1 1 be made unde r the s upe rvis i on of
the Direc t or .
Se c . 12 . All excavation s f or building sewer installation s hal l b e adequately
g uard ed with bar ricade s and lights so a s to protect the publi c from
haza rd . Streets , s idewa lks , parkways , a nd other publi c property
disturbed in th co ur se o f the work ah a l l be restored in a man ner
satisfa c tory to t he Di ~ecto r of Publi c Wo r ks .
15-4-3 :
15-4 -4 :
15-4-5 :
15-4-6 :
Extension of Co lle ct ion Main s
When it is re qu e a ted in writing t o e xtend a co llec tion main in o rde r
to se rve a responsi bl e applicant or applican ts whose property is loc ated
within the City, t h e City will make s u c h exten sion at its own expense
s ubject to recovery , provided that the exten s ion is to serve land
properly subdivided. I n the event t he main is to serve non -s ubdivided
la nd, a s i s some time s the c a se within i n dustrially zoned lands , the
Direc t o r of Utilities at his discretion, may require the re qu es t or to
e xtend the co ll ection main at hi s own expense , s ub jec t to recovery .
Assessmen t f or Sewer Coll e c tion Mai n s
Upo n the application of a property own e r for a permit to conne c t t o a
City main, the owner s hall pay to t he Sewer Divi s ion s u c h s um as may
be fixed from time to time by resol ut ion of the City Coun c il . The
above as sessment c overs the property o wne r 's s hare of the cost of the
main and plant expan ion , and i s i n addition to the conn tio n c harge
a s se t forth in .sect i o n 15--2 o f thi s c hapter .
Own ership of Line .s
The i ndiv i dua l col lection main s outside the City s ha ll be by pipes ,
main s or ser vi c linEa and appurtenanc es in s talled b y the individual
or conn c tor , and the City s hall assume no o bli gation f or c osts of
c on atr uc li o n thLr o f. All s ervice s shall be connectLd und r the sam
p rovision s a, may b re qu ired by the City f o r conn ction wi t hin its
(O rporat( lirni L~. All c harge s for s ewage collec e d from o ut sid the
cor poral l1mit ot th llty ~hall be cnm p11ted from rat .s as tabli s hed
from t1m£ to lim by' aolution of the Li l y Council .
Tapping of ~taina Not 0\.'11 d by The Ci ty
When lht> appl !cation hell I b ma de for onnettion to main or facilities
no t own d or <onuoll<d by thc-City , p rmi t f or s aid conne ct ion will b
grant d only in tho t ca in "hich the Sewe r Divi sion hall hav b en
du ly auth otlL d in wdtin to ra nt u c h permit by th owner in control
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Sec. 10 . The connection of the building sewer into the public sewer shall
conform to the requirements of the building and plumbing code or other
applicable rules and regulations of the city , or the proced u res set
forth in appropriate s pecifications o f the A.S .T .M. and the W.P.C.F.
Manual of Practice No . 9 . All connection s s hall be made gastight and
watertight . The tap must be made with a mecha ni c al tapping device
to the s ati s faction of the inspector. Any deviation from the prescri bed
procedure s and materia ls must be approved by the Director of Utilities
before installation.
Sec . 11 . The applicant for the building sewer permit shall notify the Director
wh e n the building sewer i s ready for inspect ion and conn e tion to the
public sewer. The conn ect ion s hall be made unde r the s up rvision o f
the Direc t o r.
Sec. 12. All excavation s for building sewer i n stallation shall be adequately
guarded with barri c ades and lights so as to protect the publi c from
haza rd. S treets, sidewalks , parkwa ys , an d olher publi c property
disturbed in the ourse of the work sh a ll be restored in a ma nner
satisfactoTy to t he Direc tor of Public Works .
15 -4-3 :
15-4 -4:
15-4-5 :
15-4-6 :
Extension of Co llection Mains
When it is requeated in writing to extend a co lle ction main in order
to serve a responsible applicant or appli c ant s whose property is loc ated
within the Ci ty, the City will make such extension at its own expense
s ubje ct to recovery, provided that the extensi on is to serve land
properly subdivided. In the event the main is to serve non-subdivided
l and, as is some times the ca e within indu s trially zoned lands , the
Director of Utilities at his discretion , may require the re qu stor to
extend the co ll ection main at hi s own exp nse, subject t o recovery .
Assessme n t for Sewer Collection Mains
Upon the application of a property owntr for a p r mit to connect to a
City main, the owner hall pay to th Sewer Di v i s ion s u ch sum as may
be fixed from time to time by resolution o f the City Council. The
above asses sme nt overs the property v .mef 1 5 shar of the cos t of the
main and plant expansion, and i s in addition to the (On nection c harge
as set forth in &ection 15--2 o f thi s c hapter.
Owne rs hip o( Lin s
The individual collect ion ma in outside the Ci t y shall be by pipes,
main s or servi(e lin -and appurtenances installed by th individual
or conn c tor, and the City shall assume no ob ligation for c ost of
co n ~t ru c ti o n th r of . All se rvice s s hall be connected under the same
p rovisions a . may be required by th e City for connection s within its
<orporat{ I i• i t !o . All charge• for sewage collected from o ut sid the
corporalt' limits of the City ~hall be rnmp"tl'd from rate s as e tablished
from t1m£ t ti me by re;,ol ution of the City C.uunc tl .
Tapping of ~fain;, Not Ol.'ned by The City
Wh e n th appli cation ~hdll be made for connec lion to mains or facilities
no t owned or ~o nt roll1d by thP City , p r mi t for said onne ct ion will be
granted on l y in th o~t cas es in which the Se we r Division shall have been
duly auth oriLed in writin t o grant s u c h permit by the Olo'Oer in control
of SULh mai n ur faLllities.
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Service Requirements
Sewer service outside the corporate limits shall be s ubject to the
following requirements and conditions : being recommended by the Water
and Sewer Board and approved by the City Council.
(a) Service to an individual n ot a part o f a s ewer association,
sanitation district or other quasi-minicipal e ntity:
(1) The individual must execute an agreement with the City
upon the recomm endation o f the Water and Sewer Board,
suc h agreement placing no obli ga tion o n the City t o
operatt or t o ma i ntain said sewerage c ollection sys tem.
The individual must bear all cost in conveying s ewage to
th cor porate boundaries of the City, or the individual
must contrac t with an established sanitation district,
t hr o ugh whic h th e indiv idual 's sewage will b e conve yed
t o the City 's collec ti on sy s tern.
(b) Servi ce t o an associat ion, mun icipa l o r qua si-muni ci pal entity:
(1) Se rvice will be provided under a Connector's Agreement
(c ont r act). Such contra c t s may be made with associati ons,
munic i palities o r quasi-municipal corporations (Sanitation
or Water and Sanitation Districts) or other such legal
entitLe~. The City may, in its discretion, provide service
und e r pre liminary agreements with any person or corporation,
prior to the formation of any of the foregoing legal entities
s atisfactory to the City , f or a peri od of time a s fixed
b y the Ci ty Co un ci l . At the e xpiration of such period,
the pre liminary agreement shall expire, and, at time of
expiration o r pri or thereto , a conne ctor 's agreement must
have been entered into between the City and such approved
legal entity . The City may require ex <u tion of a
Co nnecto r 's Agreement at the time of execution of th
preliminary agreement and , in such event, said conne c t or 's
ag reement must be as~igned and transferred to the app roved
1 gal e ntity on or before th e expiration of the p re liminary
agreement or s uch conne c tor's agreement shall be auto-
matica ll y null and void at e xpiration of such preliminary
agreement.
(2) The s ewe r rr~lns within the area to be served s hall be
along dedi c ated publi c right s-o f-way or acceptable rec orded
E:a!>Ement s .
(3 ll 3Ervice hereunder s hal l b e ubject to the c apa city o l
the sewage wo rk s (collecti o n and treatment plant ) of the
Ci ty and o th er terms and c ondition s as ~et out under
subparagra ph (b) (l) abov •
(4) C~nn ec t ors s hall insure that influent emanating f rom
indus trial wa t cl as s c u stome r s , a d fined in Para graph
15-4-l shall meet the standa r ds as se t f orth in section
Pa ragr&ph l 5-~-13 .
(<) Strvlc• lo ar a by enlargemE nt of ~istini Santtation ur Wat~t
a nd Sa nltdti on di ~tri c t , a ssoci ation, mu n icipa l ot qua si-
municipdl LntiLy.
(I) Ren t~ctla ti on s hall be rt4uired with th City relativ to
th1 ~l.e ot the di~triLt and n ecessary amendmEnt s to th e
c~i t"nb can n~c tor'• Lontra ·t .
(2) App t'< h> ('i t y sha I 1 be ub j c t to the ca pacity and
cc.ndr t'<.n oi thE ca l!t:, tion system serving the original
di s tric t.
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(3) Enlargement of the district s hall be s ubje ct to the
ability of the City to service additional c u s tomer s and
o lh r terms and condition s as se t out under s ubpa r a graph 2
hereinabove.
Co nn ector 's Agreements
When sewage disposal service is provided und e r a preliminary agreeme n t
or a conn ector's agreement a s provided i n Pa ragra ph 15 -4 -7 , the d etaile ~
terms under which the City will furnish sewage di s posal services a nd
under wh ich the conne ctor will rece ive sewage sha ll b e acc urately se
forth in accordan ce with s pe cific s tipulations for e a c h se parate
conn ector a nd a pp rov ed by the City Co un c il.
Sewer Co nn ection-A ssessmen t
Upon application of a property owner for a permit to conne c t to a sewer
main, the owner s hall pa y to the Se wer Divi s ion such s um as may be
fixed from time to time by resolution o f the City Co un ci l. The above
a ssessment cover s the pro perty owner 's s hare of the cos t of th e main,
in the case of own ers within the co rporate b oundarie s of the City , and
a proportionate s ha re of futu re plant expan sion , in the c ase of all
applic ant s ; and i s in add ition t o t he conn ection c harges a s set forth
in sec tion 15-4-2 o f thi s c hapter .
15 -4-LO : Use of Publi c Sewers Re q uired
Se c . 1 . It s hall be unlawful , e x cep t by permi ssion of t h e Wat er and Sewer Board ,
for any per son to p lace , deposit, or permit to b e deposited in any
un sanitary manner on public or private p ro perty within the Ci ty of
Englewood, or in any area und er the ju risdiction of said City of Engle-
wood , or in a district under contra ct with the City for treatment of
sanitary se wage, any human o r animal excremen t, garbage , or other
o b j ec tionab le ~o•a s te.
Sec. 2 . It s ha ll be unlawful to di sc harge t o any na tural ou tl t within the
Ci ty of En glewood, or in an y area und er th e jurisdiction of aid
City of Englewood, or i n a d is tri ct under contract with the Ci ty for
Trea t me n t of san itary sewa ge , any ewage or o th er polluted water s ,
x c pt where suitable treatment ha s be e n provided in a ccordance with
s ub sequ nt p rovision s of this ordinan ce .
Sec . 3 . Except as hereinafter provided, it s hal l be un l awful to construct or
maintain any privy , privy vault , se pti c ta nk, cesspool , or other
facility in tended or u sed for the di s po s a l of s ewage.
Sec . 4 . 1he owner of all houses , buildi ngs , or prope rties used for human
oc c upancy, employment , recr atlon , or o ther purpose , s ituated with in
the City of Englewood and abutti n g on a n y stre et, alley , or right-of-
way in which there is now located or may in the future b located
a public sanitary 0 1 combined sewer of the City of Englewood, is here-
by required at his expense to install suitable toil t facilities
therein , and to conn ect su h facilities directly with the proper
public sewer in accordance with t h provisions of this ordinance ,
within (ninety (90) day ) aft r date of official n otice to do so ,
provid d that s aid public ewer is within four hundred (400) feet
of the property line .
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15-4-ll: Private Sewage Disposal
Sec . l . Where a public sanitary or combi ned sewer is not available under the
provisions of Paragraph 15-4-10, the building sewer s hall be connected
to a private ~e wage disposal system complying with the provisions
of this article.
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Sec . 2 . Bef o re commencement o f construction of a private sewage disposal
system the owner 5hall first obtain a wri ten permit signed by the
Director of Utilitle~. The application for such permit s hall be made
on a f orm furni hed by the Cily of Englewood , which the applicant
shall s upplement by any plans, spec • ficatlons , and other information
as ar deemed nece ssary by the Director of Utilit ie s . A permit of
$5 .00 and inspection fe o( $10 .00 shall be paid to the City of Engle-
wood at the time the application is filed.
Sec . 3 . A permit for a private sewage disposal system s hall not become effective
unti l the installation is completed to the s atisfaction of the Director
of Utilities. He shall be allowed to inspect t he work at any sta ge of
cons t ruction and, in any event, the applicant for the pe rmit shall
notify the Director of Utilities when the work is ready for final
i n spection , and before any underground portions are covered . The
inspection shall be made within 2 hours of the receipt of notice by
the Di rector of Utilities .
Sec . 4 . The type , capacities , location , and layout of a private sewage disposal
system s hall com p ly with all recomme ndati ons of the Department of
Publl c Hea lth of Lh Stat of Colorado . No permit shall be iss ued for
any private sewa e di po al system employin su b surface soil absorp tion
facilities wher th area of the lot is l e ss than one acre . No septic
tank or cesspool shall be permitted to discharge to any natural outlet.
Sec . 5 . At s uch time as a public sew r becomes available to a property served
by a private ,ewa e di po al system , a provided in Paragraph 15 -4 -ll,
a direct connection shall be made to the public sewer in com pliance
with thi ordinanc , and any septic tank,, cesspools , and simil ar
private ewa e dispo al facilities shall be abandoned and filled with
u i table rna teria l.
Sec . 6 . The owner ,hall o p rat and maintain th < private sewage disposal
facilities in a ~ani ary manner at all ttme,, at no expen"e to the city .
Sec . 7 . o Latement contained In this article ~hall be construed to i nterfere
with any addi ional requir m·nt5 that may be impos d by the Tri Co unty
H allh Department or oth t health agency.
Sec . When a public sew r becom s avatlabl , the building sewer sha ll be
connected to ~aid ew r wtthin si xty (60) days and th e private sewag e
dispo5al system shall b cleaned of ,ludg and filled with clean bank-
run grav l or ditt.
15--12 : Us of Public Sewers
Sec . I . No per~on s hall discharg or cause to be discharged any tormwater ,
urfa wat r , groundwater, roof runoff , subsurfac drainag , unpolluted
coolin water , or unp ollut d indu trial proce s waters to any sanitary
s w r .
Sec . 2 . S ormwat rand all other unpolluted draina e shall b discharged to
u h wer· as are p cifically desl nated a ~torm sewer , or to a
natural outl t approved by the Dire tor of Utilities . lndustrial
cool in wat r or unpolluted proc !> wat rs may b discharged, on approval
of th Dlr ctor of Utili tie, to torm sewer , or natural outl l.
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Sec . 3 . No per son s ha ll di scharge or c au se to be di scharged any of the following
de sc ribed wa ters or waste s to any publ ic s ewer s :
(a) An y gaso lin e , benzene, naph t ha, fueloil , or other flamable
or explosive liquid, so lid, or gas .
(b ) An y waters or wastes con taining toxi c o r poisonous sol id s ,
liquid s , or gases in s uffi cie nt quantity , either s ingly o r by
interaction with other wastes to injure o r i nterfere with
any sewage treatment proce ss , constitute a hazard to hu man s
or animals , create a public nu isan ce , or cre ate any ha zard
in the receiving waters of the sewage treatment plant,
i ncl udin g but not limited to excess of c yanides.
(c) An y waters or wastes ha vi ng a pH lower tha n (5.5) or ha ving
any other corrosive property c apable of c au s ing damage or
ha zard to structure s , equipment , and pe rs onnel of the s ewage
works .
(d) Solid or viscous s ub s tan ces in quan tities or of s u c h size
c apable of ca u si n g o b stru c t ion to the flow in sewers , or
other in terf erenc e with t he proper o perat ion of the s ewage
work s s uc h a s , but not limited to , ashes , c inder s , s and, mud ,
s traw, s having s , me tal, glass , r ags, feathers , tar, plasti cs ,
woo d, ungro und garbage , whole blood, paunch ma nure, hair and
fleshing s , entrails and paper di s h es , c up s , milk c ontainers,
etc . either whole or ground b y garbage grinders.
Sec . 4 . No per son s hall discharge or c ause to be discharged the following
de scri bed s ub s tan ces , materials , water s , or wastes if it appears
likely in the opinion o f the Director that s uc h wa stes c an harm either
the sewers , s ewage treatment p rocess , or e quipment, have an adverse
effect o n the recei ving s tream, or c an o the rwise endanger life , limb,
pub lic pro perty, or cons titute a nui sance . ln forming hi s opinion a s
to the a cce ptabil ity o f these wa s te s , the Direc t or will give con sider-
ation to suc h factors a s the quantiti es of s ubje ct waste s in relation
to flows a nd ve l ocities in the s ewer s , material s of con stru ction of
th e sewers , natu re of the sewage treatme nt process , c apa city o f the
sewag e t re atme n t p l ant, de gree of treatability o f wa stes in the s ewage
treatment plant, and othe r pert i nent factors . Th e substances prohibited
are:
(a ) An y liquid or vapor ha ving a temperature higher than o ne
hundred fifty (150)°F (6S0C).
(b ) An y water 01 waste containing f at s , wax , r a e , or oil ,
whether emul sified or not , in exces of on hundred (100) mg/1
or containi n g substan ces whi c h may olidify or become viscou s
at t mperatures be twe n thirty-two (32) and on hundred fifty
(l50)°F (0 and oSOC).
(c) Any garba6e that ha s not b e n p ro perly s h redd d . rhe in tallation
and op ration of any g arba ge grind er equipped with a motor of three-
fourth ( l/4) horsepower (0. 76 hp metri ) or r at r sh all b
•ubject to the review and approval by the Director .
(d) AD\' water» or wa~l~~ containing undiluted acid l ton pickling
wa~t , J t ~.;om ntrated pl ting sol ut ion s wh th r neutral !zed
or not .
( ) An ~o~atuo; or wa t ~containing iron , c hromium , copp r , zinc ,
nd !mllar obj ctton bie or tox! ub tances ; or wa t
Lxertln an LX~E~~iv chlori ne requirem nt, to s u ch d
thdt an> ~u h m l rial rec lved tn th com po sit ewa
lw8 tr~atm nl work x eed th limit e tablished
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(f) Any wat er or wastes con tain ing phen ols or o ther ta s te or odor-
produci n g s ub stan ces , i n suc h con cen t ra t i on s exc eeding
limi t s whic h ma y b e established by t h e Director a s ne ce s s ary ,
after treatment of the composite sewage , to meet th e re-
quirements of t h e State , Federal , or other pub lic a genc i es
of j uri s diction for such di scharge to the receiv ing wa ters .
(g) Any radioactive wastes or iso tope~ of such half -life o r
con centration a s may exceed limit s e s tablished by t h e
Director o f Utili tie s i n com plian ce with applicable Sta t e
or Federal regulations .
(h ) Any waters or wa5tes having a pH in excess of 9 .5 .
(i) Mate rial~ whi c h exert or cau se :
(1) Unus ua l co n ce ntration~ of ine r t s u s pe nd e d solid s
(such a , but not limited to , Fullers earth , lime
~lurri s , and lime resid u es) or o f di ssolved soli d s
(~u~h a , but not limited to , s od i um c h lori d e s u l fa te).
(2) ExLe ive di scolo r a tion (su c h a s , but not l im ited t o ,
dy wast s and vegeta b le t a nn i n g so lu t i on s).
(3) Unu ual BOD , c hemi c al oxygen d em and, or c hl o r i n e
requirement i n s uc h quantitie s a s t o con s ti t ute
a ignifica n t loa d on th e s ewage t re atment wo rks .
(4) Unusual vol ume of f l ow o r con c entrati on of wa ste s
con s tituting "sl u gs " as d e fin e d h erein.
(j) Waters or wastes containi n g s ub t an ces wh ich a re no t
ame nable to treatment or red u ction b y t h e sewage trea tme n t
p rocesses employed , or are a me na b le t o trea tme n t o n ly to
s uc h degree that the sewage trea t ment p l ant effl ue nt
c ann ot meet the re q uirement s of o th er a ge n c i es havi n g
j u r i s d iction over disc harge to t h e receivi n g waters .
(k ) To xi c substan ce a~ ind icated below will be permitted to
b e receive d in the raw ~e wage flow at th sewage treatment
plant i nf lu e n t un til t h e level o f c o n cen t r a t ion proves
to be d e l e t eriou s to eJ ther the plant processes or t he
recei v i n g stream :
Arse n ic
Barium
Ca dmi um
Chromi um (Hexaval nt)
Cya n ide
Le ad
Seleni um
Silver
Sec . 5 . lf any waters or wastes are di sc hargoe d , or ar proposed to be dis-
c har d to th pu b lic ~ewers , which water s contain th sub tan c s or
po e ~ th c haracteristics enumerated in Section 4 of this Arti cle ,
and which in the jud~ement of th DlreLtot, may ha\ a del t rlou
ff t up o n the wage work , proc sse~, quipment , or rec ivin ~o.•ater
o r which otherwis create a hazard t o life or on titut a publi c
nul an ce , the Directo t may :
(a) R j c t the wastes ,
(b) Require pretr atment to an acceptable condition for
di c harg to the publi c s ewers ,
(c) Re qui re contro l ov r t he quantitie a nd rates of dischar
and/or by previou s coordinat1on
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(d) Require payment to cover the added cos t o f handlin g and
treating the wastes con sidered as "Ind u strial Wastes",
by imposing the following fo rm ula :
SC=(Vs X 8 .34) X (X(BOD -250) + Y (SS-3 50))
It i s noted that the application of the above form u la
provi de s for a s u rc harge f or BOD and a s ur c harge for
SS . lf the strength index of either BOD or SS is
less than the ba s e number that is being s ubtracted
from i L, then there s hall be n o s u reba rge for that
particular ca te gory , nor s hall there be a c redit
given t o t h ~ to a l s urcharge.
SC = Surcharge in dollar s and cents .
Vs= Volum of sewage in million s of gallons
for the billing period .
8 .34= Co nversi on factor : o ne gallon of water
to pound s .
X= Unit harge for BOD in dollars per pound .
(0 .01 2 for in si de city rate ; 0 .0158 for outside
c ity rate)
BOD= Bioc hemi c al Oxygen Demand strength index i n
parts per million by weight (250 PPM or over)
250= Normal BOD s trength in part s per million by
wei ht .
Y= Unit charge for SS in dollar s per p o und (0 .0136
for inside c ity rate; 0 .0166 for o u tsid e city
rate)
SS= Suspe n ded so li d s strength index in parts per
million by weight (350 PPM or over)
350= Normal SS stren gth i n parts per million b y
weight .
PPM= Parts per million .
Sec . 6 . Grease , oi l , and sand inter eptor s s ha ll be provided when , in the
o pinion of the Direc tor , they are ne c es s ary for the proper handlin g
of li quid wastes conta1ning grease in exce s sive a mo unt s , or any flammable
wastes , sand , or other harmful ingredients ; except that s uch interceptors
s hall not be required for private liv ing quarters or dwelling units .
All interceptors shall be of a type and ca pa city approved by the
Director of Utilitie s , and shall be loc ated as to be readily and
easily accessible for ~le aning and in s pection .
Se . 7 . Wher preliminary treatm nt or flow -equalizin fa cilit ie s are p r ovided
for any waters or wast s , they shall be mai ntained continuou sly in
sa ti sfac t ory and effective o p ration by the owner at hi s expense .
Sec . Wh en c quired by the Dire ctor , the owner of any property serv i c ed by
a building s ewer c arrying ind u strial wa~te shall install a suitab le
c ontrol manhole together with s u c h ne e ssdry me t r a nd other a p purte -
nanc in the building sew r to fa c ilitate obse r vation , s ampling ,
and me asurem nt o f the wa s tes . Su c h man hol e, wh n required , s h all be
dccessibl) and s afely located , and s hal l be L0nstructed in a cco rdance
with plan~ ~pproved by the Director. The ma nh ol~ ~hal l be installe d
by the own r at hi s expense , and s hall be maintained by him so a s to
be, ~t~fl nd aLe ,~ibl at all time s .
Sec . 9 . All !f f:casurer: nts , l ~ts , dOd analy ses uf th c harart ri 'ti cs of waters
and ~a t to ~hich ref ren e i s mad~ in thi s ordi nan ce shall be deter-
mined in accordance ~il h the lal s t dition of "Standard M tho d s for
th Fxaminati on of l>atl·r and Wa tewatcr ," publish d by the American
Public H alth Assod lion , and shall be dete rmi ned at th c ontrol man-
hole provid d , or up~n uitabl amp! taken at ~aid control manhole .
ln th event that n o 5 p c ia l manhole ha b en r qulr d , the c ontrol
ma nhol e s ha ll be ono,i d red to b th near t down tr am manhole in
the public se ~ r t o th potnt at whi c h the building ew er is connected .
Sam plin hall be carr ! d o ut b) LU tomaril ace pt d m thods to
r fl c l th ff c t of const i.tu nt s up on the wag works and to
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(d) Re quire payment t o cov er the added cost of hand l ing a nd
treating the wastes con si dered as "Indu s trial Wa stes",
by i mposin the f ollowing formula :
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SC =(Vs X b .34) X (X(BOD -250) + Y (SS-3 50))
It is noted that the applic ation of the ab ove formula
p rovides for a surcharge f or BOD and a surcharge for
SS . If the strength i nd ex of either BOD or SS is
less than the base nu mber t ha t is being subtracted
fr orn i t , the n th re shall be no s u rc h arge for that
particular category, nor s hall there be a credit
given to th tu al surcharge.
SC= Surc harg in dollar s and c ent s .
Vs= Vol um of sewage in millions of gallon s
for th bi lli n g period .
8 .34= Conversion fac tor : one gallon of water
BOD in dollars per pound .
to pound •
X= Un it charge tor
(0 .0142 for in sid ,ity rate ; 0 .0 158 fo r out s ide
c ity r ate)
Bioc hemical Oxygen Demand s trength index in
pa rts per million by weight (250 PPM or over)
ormal BOD ~ r n th in part s per million by
BOD=
250 =
we i ght.
Y= Unit c ha r e for SS i n dollars per po und (0.0136
for insid c ity ra te ; 0 .0 166 for out s ide city
rate)
SS= Su s p nded sol ids stre n gth index in part s per
million by weight (350 PPM or over)
350= Normal SS stre n gth in part s per mill i o n by
weight.
PPM= Par ts pe r million .
Sec . 6 . Grease , o il , and s and interc eptors s ha ll be prov ided when , in the
o pini on of the Director , they a r necessa r y for the prope r handling
of liquid wa s tes containing greas in excessive a mou nt s , or any fla mma ble
wastes , sa nd , or othe r harmfu l i n greditnts ; except that s u c h interceptors
sha ll not be required f or private li ving qu a r t ers or dwelling units .
All interceptors shall be of a type and ca pa city appr ove d b y the
Director o f Utili ties , and shal l b" located a to be readily and
a s i ly a cc e ss ibl e for c leaning and inspe Lion .
Sec . 7 . Wh re preli mi nary treatm nt or flow -equal izi n facilitl s are provided
for any wat ers or waste s , ~>LY s hall b mai nta i n ed continu o u sly in
s ati sfacto r y and effective opera tion by th owner at hi xpen se .
Sec . When required by the Dire< tor , th o~on r of any pro per ty s rv i ed by
a bui l din g sewer c arrvin indu trial wa ste sh,tl l in tall a uitable
cont rol manhole together with u c h n CLS ar} m t rs and other appurte-
nan in the building se~o L to fa c ilitat ubs rvation , sam p l ing ,
and meas u rement o f the wastes . Suc h ma nh ~l , ~ohen required , s hal l be
acc~sdibly and s afely locate d, and shall be tunstruct d i n accordanc e
~oi h plan~ approved by the Director . The ma nh ol~ hall b i n stalled
by th own r at hi s expense , and shall be ma intain d by him so a s to
bl -afc and at.cessiblt at all tim ~.
SH . Q . All mea ·urtments , t sts , and analyse tof the chara< t ri ti cs of waters
and ~oa st s to which refer nee i s made in this ordi nan c e s hal l be deter-
mind in accordance with the la te §t dition of "S tandard Methods for
th rxamination of \o.at~r and 'Wa te w· t r ," published by th American
Publi c If a lth Assolia ti u n , and s hall b d te rmi ned at the control man-
hole provid d , or upvn 'ui tabl ample ta ken at sai d control manhole .
ln the ev nt that no ~p l i I manhole ha s b en r qui r d, the c ontrol
ma nh ole ~hall be con. id nd to b th nea r s t down tream manhole in
th public ~"' r t o th po1nt at which the building sewer is conne cted.
!:Iampl in shall b carried o ut b> <ustomarily accept d m thod s to
r('fie<"l the elfe t of con tltu nt• upon th s wage work and to
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determine the existence of hazard s to life, limb, and property . (The
parti cular analyses involved will det rmine whether a twenty-four (24)
hour composite of all outfalls of a premise is appropriate or whether
a grab sample or samples should b e taken . Normally , but not always,
BOD and suspended solids analyses are obtained from 24 -hour composites
of all outfalls where pH's are determined from periodi c grab samples .)
15-4-13: Protection Fr om Damage
Sec . l . No unauthorized person s hall maliciously , willfully , or negligently
break , damage, destroy, uncove r , defa ce , or tamper with any stru cture,
appurte nance, or equipment which is a part of the sewa ge works . Any
per son violating thi s provision s hall be subject to immediate arrest
under charge of disorder ly conduct .
15-4-14: Power s and Au thor ity of Inspectors
Sec . 1 . The Dire c tor and other duly authori zed employees of the City of
Englewood bearing proper cre dentials and identification s hall be
permitted to enter all propertie s for the purposes of inspection,
ob ervation , measurement, amplin g , and testing in accordance with
the provision s of this ord inan ce . The Director or hi s representatives
s hall have no authority to inquire into any processes incl uding
me tallurgical , c hemi cal , oi l, refining, ce ramic, paper, or other
industries beyond that point having a direct bearing on the kind and
so ur ce of di scharge to the sewers or waterways or facilities for waste
treatment.
Sec. 2 . While performing the nec es ary work o n private properties referred
to in Section 1 above, the Director or dul y authorized employees of
the City of Englewood shall observe all s afety rules applicable to the
premise s e s tablished by the comp any and the com pany shall be held
harmless for injury or death o the city employees and the ci ty shall
indemnify the com pany against lo s or damage to its property by city
employees and again st liability c laim s and demands for personal injury
or property damage assert d against the c pany and growing o~t of th
ga uging and ampling op ration , xcept as such may be caused by neg li-
gence or failure of the com pany o m~intain safe conditions as required
in Section 8 , Para graph 15--12 .
Sec . 3 . The Director and other du ly authorized mploy ee s of the City of
Englewood bearing proper ~redent!al and i dentification shall be p r-
mitted to enter all privat prop rtie through which the Ci ty of
Englewood hold s a duly n goti ated ea ement for the purpose s of , but not
limited o, inspec ion , observation , measurement , sam p ling , repair, and
malnt nanc of an) po rtion of the ewage work s lyin within sai d ease-
ment . All e n try and s ubsequent work, if any, on said easement , shall
be don in full accordance with he term s o f the dul y n gotiated
ea•em n per ainlng to the privat proper y involved.
15-«-1 5 : Penalltlt
Sec . 1 . Any p r on found o be violating any provision of this ordinanc
lX C pt Paragraph 15-4-13 hall b s rved by the City of Engl wood
with written no ice ~tating th nature of the violation and providing
a rea o nabl t lme l ml t for th sa ti f c tory cor rection th reof. The
off nd r shall , within the p riod of tim stated in s uch notic e,
perm n ntly cea s all violations.
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Sec . 2 . An y pe rson \vho shall continue any violat ion beyond the time limit
provided for in Sect i o n 1, Para gra ph 15 -4-15 s hall be guilty of a
misdemeanor , and o n conviction th ereof s ha ll be fi ned i n t h e amount
not exceedi n g $1 ,000 .00 for each violation . Ea c h day in whi c h any
violation s hall continue shal l be de emed a se para te offen se .
Sec . 3 . Any p rson violatin~ any of th provt ~t o ns of this ord inance s hall
become liable Lo the .ity of Englewood for any e xp e n se , loss , o r
da mag occa s ioned the City of Englewood by rea on o f s u c h violation.
15-4-19 : Use ; Sewag Ra 5 and Charg 5
rh rat , a nd c harg s for th treatm nt cmd disposa l of s anita r y
sewag al the City Sewa e Tre tment Plant ·hall be determined by
r sol u tion of h e City Co un ·il . Su h rates and c harges s hall con s ti-
tut a lien up on th e la nd from the dat~ of billing and may be
as sessed in the same ma nner a s other :,p c ia! a ss es5ments . (196 2 Co de,
• 9 )
15-4-20 : Failure To Pa y Sewer Charges ; Water Service Di scontinued
When the prem ises t o which s uc h s anitary sewage service is provided
are within the City limits , failur e to pay the rates and c harges for
treatment and d is p os al of sa nitary s ewa ge when due s hall be c ause for
di scontinuance o f water s e rvice , s uch water s ervice to b e s hut off
until the :,ewage bill s ha ll be paid; provided , however, s uc h reme dy
5hal l not be exclu sive of any oth er available remedy provided by law .
(1962 Co de , .9-l)
15-4 -21 : As me nts of Costs and Charge
In addition to the cost of con str uction , all assessme nts made in
pursua nce of this artie! s hall includ 10% of con s tru ct i on cost of
engi ne ri n g , administration a nd other inci dental costs , together with
all intere s t th ereon and an addit ional 10% penalty for default in
payment of con s truct i on cos t s or rate ' a nd c har ges , and all cos t s in
collecti ng the s a me , incl ud i n g the co!l of publi c ation of the asse ss ing
o rdinan e , s h all con stitute a perpetual lien in the several amounts
a s ssed a gain teach l ot or tract of land u nt il paid , and shall ha ve
priority ov r all other liens ex e pt general tax lien • No delay,
mista ke or error in any proced u re sha ll prejudi ce or invalidate any
fi n al assessment but the s ame may be remedied by s ub se quent amending
acts or proc eedings as the ca e may require.
15-4-22 : F ilure tu Pay Ext r a te rritorial Sewer Charg s ; Coil c ted as Ta xes
Wh n th t' premt'~-'' tn whith uc h serv ice is provid dare loc ated with-
o ut th limit~ of th t' City , fal l ure to pay the rates and charges for
tlealmenl and di ~p o~ul o t :,u nitary sewage when du e s hal l b ca u se f or
th ri y Clerk t o c rtlfy to th Co unty Commissio ner s of the Co unty
in 'nhich said delinqu nt us r' property is located the c harges d ue
and unpaid , on or b~for Nov mb r lst of ea h yea r, and the reu pon
and until paid th 'arne ~hall b a lien upon the real pro p rty so
rved by s ld ;;e\Ol r t: yst m, nd hall be levied , cert ified,
re c: ived , or ct>llt~..lc'd by al an nual ly from year to y ar by the
prop r Co unty offi c ials a a re g nera l taxe , and the proc eed s therefrom
remitted o th City o f En lewood ; provid ed th at if the pr mis s are
-u pplled wl th City ,.·at r e rvi c s, u c h service may be hut off until
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s uch rates and c harges for treatment and dispo s al of sanitary sewage
s ha ll ha ve b een paid . (196 2 Co de, 18 .9 -2)
15-4 -23 : Validity
Sec . l , All ordi n ances or part s of o rd i nan es i n confli c t he rewith are hereby
re pealed .
Sec . 2 . The invalidity of a ny sec tion, cla u s e , sentence , or pro~sio n of this
ord inance shall no t affect the v a lidity of a ny o ther part of this
ordinan ce wh ich c an be given effect witho u t such invalid part or part s .
15-4-24 : Hearing Board
Sec . l. A Hea ri n g Bo ard s ha ll be appointed a s n eeded for arbitration of
differences be tween t h e Direc tor of Uti l i ties and sewe r users on
matte rs conce rnin g interpretation and execut ion of the provisions
of this ordinanc e by the Director of Util itie s . The cos t of arbi-
trati on will b e borne by the pa r t y t o whom adverse judgement is
awarded .
Sec. 2 . The two par ties s hall s el ec t one a r b itrato r. lf one arbitrator is
insuffi cient, the two partie s will e a c h select an arbitrator who,
in turn, will se lec t a third arbitrator .
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l5 -4 -l5a : PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
PRIVATE SEWAGE DI SPO SAL APPLI CATlO
To the City of Englewood , Color a d o :
Th e undersigned, be i ng the ------~------~----~~----~--------(Owner, Owner's Agent )
of the
p roperty l oc ated al --~--~~~----~~----~------------------~----~---------(Number) (Street ) (County )
doe s hereby reque s t a permit to install s anita ry sewage disposal facilitie s to
serve the ----~----~----~--------~--~----------~----at said location .
(Re s idenc e , Commer c ial Building, elc .)
l . The proposed fa c ilitie s incl ude :
to b e constru cted i n com plete a ccordan ce with the plans and s pecifications
attached hereunto as Exhibit "A''.
2. The area of the pro pe rty is ---------------------square feet.
3 . The name and addre ss of the p rson or firm who will perform the work is :
4 . The maximum nu mb er of persons to be served by the proposed facilities i s
5 . The loc ations and nature of all sources of private or public water
supply within one hundr d (100 ) feet (30.5 meters) of any boundary of said
property are s hown on the plat attached hereunto as Exhibit "B".
In con s ide ration of the granting of this permit, t he undersigned agrees
l. To furnish any additional inf ormation relating to the propo sed work that
s hall b e required by th Director of Utilities .
2 . To accept and abide by all provisions o r Ordinance No .
of the City of Englewood, Colora do, and of all other pertinent ordinances or
regulations that may be adopted in th future .
3 . To operat and maintain the wastewater disposal facilities covered by
thi application in a sanitary manner at all tim , in com pliance with all
requireme nt s of the Health Officer, and at no expense to the c ity .
4 . To notify the Director at Least twenty-four (24) h o urs p rior to
c ommencement of the work propo s ed , and again at least twe nty -four (24) hours
p rior to t he cov ring of any undergro und portion of the installation .
Date----------------------------------
$ in pe tion fee paid .
Appli c ation appro ved and p rm il is s u d :
Date
Signed -------,----:-cc---..,-------
(Appl icant)
(Addre ss of Appli c ant)
(Certification by City Clerk)
Sign d
Director of Utilities
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15-4-25b : RESiDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL SEWER CONNECTION
RE SIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL BUILDING SEWER APPLICATION
To the City of Englewood, Colorado , through--------~~~--~--~~--~-.------
(Sanitation Di s trict)
The undersigned, being the ----~~----~~--~--~---.----------
(Owner, Owner's Agent)
of the
property located at~--~------~~----.---------~~--------------~--~-------
(Number) (Street) (City) (County)
hereby request a permit to install and connect a building sewer to serve the
(Residence, Commerci al Building, etc .)
at sai d location.
1. The following indicated fixtures will be c onnected to the proposed
building sewer :
Number Fixture
Kitchen sinks
Lavatories
Laundry tubs
Urinals
Number Fixture
Water closets
Bath tubs
Showers
Garbage grinder s
Specify other fixtures -------------------------------------------------
2 . The maxim um number of persons who will use t he above fixtures is
3 . The name and address of the person or firm who will perform the proposed
work i s ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
4 . Plan s and specif ications for the proposed building sewer are attached
hereunto as Exh ibit "A."
In con si deration of the granting of this pe rm it , the undersigned agrees:
1 . To accept and abide by all provision s of Ordinance No .
of the City of En glewood , and of all other pertinent ordinances or
that may be adopted in the future.
2 . To maintain the building sewer
3 . To noti fy the Director when th
and connection to th public sewer, but
Date---------------------------------
$ _______ _ lnsp ction fee paid .
Appl l e a ion app rovp d a nd permit issued :
regulations
at no expens to the City .
building sewer is ready for inspection
before any port ion of t he work is c overed .
Slgned --------~~~--~-----------(Applicant)
(Address of Applic ant)
(Certification by City Clerk
Date (Certification by Sanitation Dist.)
(Director of Utilities)
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l5-4-25c : IND USTRIAL SEWER CONNECTION
INDUSTRIAL SEWER CONNE CTIO ' APP LICATIO
To the City of Englewood , Colorado, through------------------------~----------
(Sanitation District)
Th und r i gned being the -----r::------:------;;:-------..,----,..,----
(Owner , Lessee , Tenant , etc .)
of the
properly lotaled at------------------------------------------
doe s hereby req uest a p rmit to ---------~----~--~~----------·an industrial
(In sta ll, Us e)
sewer conne c tion s rving the -----,-------::-::------..-------' which com pany
(Name o f Com pan y)
is e nga ed in
at said loc ation .
l . A plat of the property s howing accurately all sewer s and drains now
existing i s atta c hed h reunto a s Exhibit "A ."
2 . Plan s and specification s cover ing any work proposed to be performed
under this permit is attached hereunto as Exhibit "B ."
3 . A complete sc hedule of all process waters and indu st rial wastes produced
or expected to be produc ed at said property, including a de sc ription of the
c haracter of each wa ste , the daily volume and maximum rates of disc harge, and
representative ana lyses , is attac hed hereunto a s Exhibit "C ."
4 . The name and address of the person or firm wh o will p rform the work
covered by thi s p rmit is -------------------------------------
In con sideration o f th grantin g of this p rmit the undersigned agrees:
l. To furni h any additional informa ti on r lating to the in s tallation or
use of th indu strial ew r for whi c h thi s pennil i s s ought a may be requested
by the Direc tor.
2 . To accept and abide by all provision s o f Ordinance No .
of the City of En lewood, Colorado, and of all other pertinent ordinances or
regulation s that tr.ay be adopt d in th e future .
3 . To operate a nd mai ntatn any wa s te pretreatment facilitie s , as may be
required as a ondition of th a cce ptanc into the publi c sewer of the industrial
wastes involved , in an ffitl nt ma nner at all times , and at no expense to the
City .
4 . ro coop rat at all times with the Direc tor and hi s representatives
in the i r in s pe ting sampling , and study o f the indu trial wastes , and any facilities
provid d for pretreatment .
~. To notif y the Director irraned i a l ely in the event of any a ccident,
negligence , or o th er occurr nc t hat occasion s discharge to th publi c sewer s of
any waste5 or pruce5' water~ not covered by thi s permit .
Date Signed
( Appl lean t)
(Addre s of Applicant )
$ ln spt!t:lion ft paid .
(C r tif lea tion by City Clerk )
App I i l'a tion approv d nd permit rant d:
(C rtifi.cation of Sanitation Dist.)
Date Sign d
(Dir c tor of Utilitie s)
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R ET UP"J T""'
AUG 9 '71
CO U NCIL !\,E:::..TJ''>J<:i FIL E
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO .
I NTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COU NCILMAN -----------------------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORO I ANCE At-fE NDING TITLE XV, CHAPTER 4 , ARTICLE I AND ARTI CL E Il OF THE
MU NIC IPA L CODE TO PRE SC RIBE RULE S AND REGULATIONS FOR TH E OPERATION AND MAINTE-
NANCE OF THE SEWERAGE SYST EM OF THF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COL ORADO; PROVIDI NG MEA NS
FOR THE ENFO RCEMENT AND PE NAL TIES FO R THE VIOLATION THEREOF; AND REPEALI NG ALL
ORDINAN CES AND PARTS OF ORDINAN CES IN CON FLI CT THEREWITH .
WHEREAS, the Ci t y Cou ncil of the City of Englewoo d has heretofore d etermined
that, du e to an in c rea si ng requi rement to protect t he e nvironment, comprehensive
rules an d regu la tion s are ne eded for the use of the publi c sewerage system , and
WHEREA S , a comm ittee o f concerned citize n s , at the appointment of th e Ci ty
Coun cil , ha s d evelo ped com prehen sive rules and regulations for the u se of the
publi c sewera ge system ,
NOW , THEREFO RE, BE IT ORDAINE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLORADO , AS FOLLOW S :
Section 1 . Section 15 -4-l through and incl uding Sect ion 15-4 -25 of the
Muni c ipal Co d e of the City of Englewoo d , together with any Ordinances
in co n s i stent with the provisi on s of Sect ion 2 hereof, a re here by repealed .
Section 2 . Title XV, Chapter of the Muni c ipal Code of the City of
Englewood, is he re by amended by the addition thereto of new Section s 15-4-1
through and including Sec tion s 15-4-25, which s hal l r e a d a s follows :
15 -4-l : Defi ni tio n s
U n le~s t he context s pe c ifi c ally indicat d oth twlse , the me aning of terms
used in this ordinan c e s hall be a s follow s :
Sec . 1 . "BOD" (denoting Bi ochemical Oxy n Demand ) shall me an the quantity
of oxygen u tilize d in the bi oc hemical oxidation of o rgani c ma tter
under standard l ab o ratory proc edure in fiv (5) days at 20oc ,
expres se d in milligrams per liter .
Sec . 2 . "Building Drain" s hal l me an that part of the lowe t ho rizontal piping
of a d rai na ge system whi c h receiv s th discharg from soil , wa te ,
a nd other drainage pipes Inside he walls of the building and convey s
it to t he building s ewer , beglnnin fiv (5) feel (1 .5 meters) ou t si d e
lhc inner fa c e of the bui ldin wall .
Sec . 3 . "Sui ldin Sewer" ~hall mean the
the pub lic s ewer or o th er pi
xt nsion fr om the buildln
o f dispos al .
drain to
S c . ... "C,ar bai;~:" s hall mean so lid wa tc fr om the domestic and corrmercial
p repara tion, cookin , anti disp n In of food , and from th hand lin
t orag , and sale of produc •
s c . '>. "Indu s trial Wa te s "
manufacturin proce
ewage .
hall mt:an th liquid wa s tes from ind u strial
es, trad , or bu s ln ss a s distinct fr om s anitary
S c . 6. "Material Outl t" s hall m an any outlet into a watercourse , pond, ditc h,
lake , or oth r body of s u rfac or groundwa ter .
S c . 7 . "P rson" s hall mean any individual , firm, com pany, as soc iation , soci ty,
corporation , or group.
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Sec. 8 . "pH" s ha ll mean the logarithm of the reciprocal of the weight of
hydrogen ions in grams pe r liter of sol ution.
Sec . 9, "Properly Shredded Garbage" s hall mean the wastes from the preparati o n,
cooking , and dispen si ng of food that ha ve have been shredded to s u c h a
degree that all particles will b e carr ied freely under the flow con-
ditions normally prevailing in publi c sewers , with n o particle gre ater
than one -hal f (1/2) i n ch (1 .27 ce ntimeter s) in any dimension .
Sec . 10 . "Pub! ic Sewer" s hall mean a sewer in which all owners of abutting
properties have equal rights , and i s contr o lled by publ ic authority .
Sec . ll. "Sanitary Sewer " shall mean a sewer whi c h c arries sewage and to which
storm , s urface , and grou ndwate rs are not intentionally admitted.
Sec. 12 . "S wage" s hall mean a com bination o f the water-carried wastes from
re s iden ces , business building s , in stitutions , and indu ·trial esta bli s h-
ments .
Sec . 13 . "Sewage Treatment Plant" shall me an any arrangement of devices and
structures used for treating s ewage .
Sec . 14 . "Se~>age Works" shall me an all fa c il ities f or collecting , pumping,
treating, and dispo ~i ng of sewage .
Sec . 15. "Sewer" shall mean a pipe or onduit for carry ing s ewage .
Sec . 16 . "S hall" is mandatory ; "May" is permissive .
Sec . 1 7 . "Slug" hall mean any discharg of water, ewage or industrial waste
which in conc e ntration of any given con stituent or i n quan tity of flow
violates t h e limits established in other section s of this ordi nance .
S c . 18 . "Storm Drain" (sometimes termed "storm sewer") shall mea n a sewer
which carries storm and surface waters and drainage , but excludes
sewage and industrial waste , other than unp o lluted cooling water .
Sec . 19 . "Director" s hall mean the Direc tor of Utilities of the City of
Englewood, or his authorized deputy , agent, or representative .
Sec . 20 . "Suspended Solids" shall mean sol ids that either float on the sur face
of , or are i n s u spension in water, sewage, or other liquids, and which
ar removable by lab oratory filtering.
Sec . 21. "Watercourse" shall mea n a c hannel in whi c h a fl o w of water occ ur s ,
ei th r continuously o r intermittently .
S c . 22 . "H arin Board " ~hall m an the Board appointed a ccording to provision
of P ra raph 15--24.
Sec . 23 . "lndu . trial a s P Cua tom r Cl aases" shall mean all persons located
within or without th Cit usin the sewerage system of the City for
the purp o~ of di :po in~ of sewage from a building used for condu cting
a bu s in ,.~ upe1ation that produces a swage wa te that is above normal
tren•th .
S . 2 ... "AI:.< ri<an ocl tv of lc,tin Mat(;rial "shall mean th€ recognized
n on ovttnn,~ntal abent y for mat rials testing.
ec. 25 . "Watl r Pollution C.ontrc'l ~ederation '' shall mea n the national non-
gov rnmen al a en y concerned with water pollution control and
abat me nt.
S . 26 . "Dil c t ur of Publi c Works" hall me an the per son in c harg of
nbin uing , s tre"t s rv i ccs , traffi and the building department.
Se . 27 . "Unpolluted Water" hall m an that water which does not emanat from
dom tic or ani tary sour c
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15-4-2 : Buildin g Sewers and Co nn ec tions
Sec . 1 . No unauthoriz e d person shall uncover, ma ke CQnnecti.on with or open ing
into, u se , alter, or disturb any publi c sewer or appurtenance thereof
wi huut fir-"t .o l>-taining a writ: ten petlnl t from the Director . Su ch
app lic at i on for permit s hall be in writing and shall be filed with
the Sewer Divi sion by the owner of the property t o be se rved or hi s
authorized agent. The appli c at ion s ha l l contain a full description
of the premises to be s erved . A permit f o r the work will be granted
upo n t h e conditi on that all rules and ~pec ifi c ation s respecting
conne ct i o ns hall be full y observed.
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Sec . 2 . The r e ~ha ll be threE: (3) classes of building sewe r permits : (a) for
pr ivat sewage di s posal sys tem ~, (b) f or resi dential and comme r c ial
service , and (c) for service t o establishments producing indu s trial
wastes . In either c a se, the own r or nis agent shall make appli c ati on
on a s pecial fo rm furni s hed by the city. The permit appltcation
s ha ll b e s uppl eme n ted by any plan s , pecificati ons , or o th er infor-
mation con sidered pertinent in the judgemen t o f th Dite tor o f Utiliti s .
A permi t f ee of ~5 .00 and i n s pec tion fe e o 1 ~1 0 .00 for a re s identia l ,
ommer ci al a n d induHrial buildi n g sewer permit s hall be paid t o the
City al t h e t ime the appli c ation is fil ed.
Sec . 3 . An y perso n abou t to in s tall a se rvi ce pipe s hall g i ve notice at the
office of Lhe Sewer Di vision fix i n g the da y o n which h e intend s
t o o nn ect Lo the public sewer ma in , wh ere up on the Building Inspector
o f the Cit ~· f or Plumbing and the S wer Divi sion In s pecto r wi.ll accept
h e in s tallati on on behalf o f the City . No con ne tions will
be ma de until pay ment of p ro per c harg s s h al l have be en made at th e
offic of the Sewer Division .
Sec . All costs and expense tncid nt to the i n~tall at ion and conne ction of
t he bui !ding ::.e wer s hall be bo rne by the cMne ,. • The owner s hal 1
indemnify the ci t y from anv loss or da mag£ that may di.recll or
i ndi rectly be occasioned by the in s tallation of the building ~ew r .
Sec . 5. A separate and indepen d ent building &fwer s hall be provided for evEry
buildin g ; e x c ept where one bui ldi n g stand~ at the rear of anoth r r
an interior lo t and n o priva te s ewe r i~ a vaila ble or can be constru ted
t o Lh rear building t hro ugh an adj o ining all ey , court, yard , or drive-
way , the bu ilding sewer from the front building may be xl nded to th
rear buildin g a nd th e whole considered a s one building ~ w r .
Se c . b. Old b u ilding sewccs may be Ubed i n conne c t ion with new building• only
when they a r found, on examination an d te~t b y the Di rHto r to fit
he t tquirement of t hi 3 o rdinanc e.
Se • 7 ThE. .:.izt , lop , a li 0 ru,l£llt , ma terial~ of <.onsttuc ion of a building
sewE.r , and them thods to be u s ed in excavating, pla ing of the pipe,
jointing , te ·t ing, a nd backfilling the tre nc h, hall al 1 u,nform to
the r quircme nl• of the bui ldi ng and plumbing <.O d ot other applitabJ
rut . nd rt>gul at i.o n s of the city . I n the a b ·enct: of code p revisio n ~
01 in a•,plifi< .>Lil)n thereof, the materials an d pro dur ~ ~fl fot Lh
in apptotn ·i<~tf-spec.Lficali o n s o f th e Amer!,an Sod£tv Jf r .. Lin.,
Material' \A .S .T.M .) a nd Wate r Po lluti o n C0nt1ol ~ed>ratlon CW .P .1 •• L I
Mdnual nt l'rac Lice Nu . 'l shall Rpply.
Sec. l.lt~nevt•r possthl ·, th~> bui !di n • s<·\Ver shall he brought l<. Llw b.J1 ldlt,l'.
at «n levHion bd )~o the b .,crrt:nt flvJr. In all buildtn in which
an , Lui l dlni-; drain i ~ too lu~o. to p ermit g.avil·> flow to tht. pub! i<
t" ani t :u .,... n i r d l>y u h bu l I d l nl!> d r in hal I D l i t ted
h · an approvul rnt ,ln< e t <.1 dl char Pd to th bull cling s w r .
:-.tc<. 'l . r;,, p r. on h 11 r.;.,~ .. • o nru c.tl.:>n ,,f '''"' d wn p ~u t ,, ~>.t rlo1 lvuncl at!on
d r ain , """"d) drain , ,,,.n th ~. vur,, o l .:.UI t l' · runoft or ~··ound·
w<~Ler l•, .1 !,uiJding sewet· o r buildl n i; dt in which in turn h conn ect d
ditt•ctll• u1 lnlltettly to d pub)i, anitdry ~...,.c.
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Sec . 10. The connection of the building sewer into the public sewer shall
confo rm to the requirements of the building and plumbing code or other
applicable rules and regulations of the city , or the procedure s set
forth in appropriate s pe c ific ations of the A.S .T.M . and the W.P.C.F.
Manual of Practi ce No . 9 . All conne c tions shall be made gastight and
watertight. The tap must be made with a mechanical tapping device
to the s ati sfac tion of the inspector . Any deviation from the prescr ibed
procedures and materials mu st be approved by the Director of Utilities
before installation.
Sec . 11. The applicant for the building sewer permit shall notify the Director
wh en the buildin g sewer i ready for inspection and con n c tion to the
public sewer. The on n e c tion s h all be made under the sup rvlsion of
the Di r ctor .
Sec. 12. All exca vat ion s for building sewer installa t ion shal l be adequately
guarded with bar ricades and lights so as to protect the public from
hazard. Streets, si dewalk s , parkways, and other public prop rty
disturbed in the course of the work shall be restored in a ma nner
sat isfa c tory to the Director of Public Works .
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15-4-5:
15-4-b :
Exten s ion of Collection Mains
When it is reque ted in writing to extend a ol lec tion main in order
to serve a re s pon s ible ap pli cant or appli c ants whose property is located
within the City , the City will make such extension at its own expense
s ubject to recovery , provided that the extension is to serve land
properly subdivided . In the event the main is to serve non-s ubdivided
land, as is sometimes the case within industrially zo ned land s , the
Director of Utilities at his dis cr etion, ma y require the requestor to
xtend the collection mai n at hi s o~~ expense , subject to recovery.
As sessment for Sewer Collection Main s
Upon th avplication of a property own,r fot a permit to connect to a
City main, the owner shall pa y to the Sewer Division u ch sum as may
b fixed from time to time by resolution of the City Co un c il. The
above a ssessme nt covers the property 0~er 's s hare of the cost of the
main and plant expansion , and i s in addition to the onne tion c harge
as set forth in sec ion 15-.. -2 of thi s chap te r .
Own ers hip of Line
The individual collection main outside the City shall be by pipes,
mains or service lines and apport nan ces installed by the individual
or conn ctor , and the City shall as ume no obligation for co ls of
con truction th reef . All ervi ces shall be conne cted under the sam
provisions a, may b required by lh Ci ty for connection s within its
corporate lir11ils. All c harg for ewag~ c o llected from outside the
corporate I Jmits of the City hall be romp11 t d from rates as established
from trme tu lime by r solution of the Cl ty < n uncJ I.
Tappin of ~1ains Not Owned b The U ty
When th~ appli~ation shol I b made fot conne tion to main or facilities
not o~'ll d or <onttollul by th City , p rn'iL for sai d o nn ction will b
rant d only in lhvs cases in ~hich the Se w r Dlvi ion s h 11 hav he n
du I y au lhot! .tl:d in wd lln to grant uch pe mti t by th owner ln control
of sulh main or f d 11 t! s.
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Servi ce Requi reme n ts
Sewe r service o uts id e the c orporate limit s s hall b e s ubje c t to t h e
f o ll owin g requiremen t s and condition s : being recomm e nd ed by the Water
and Sewer Board and approved by the Ci t y Co uncil .
(a) Servi ce to an indi v id ua l n ot a part o f a sewer association ,
s anitati on di s tri c t or other qua si -mi nic ipal enti t y :
(1) The individual must execute an agreement wi h the City
up o n the recomm endati o n o f the Water and Sew r Board,
suc h agrtement placing no ob li ation on the City to
operate or to maintain said sewerage collection ystem.
Th e individu al must bear all cost i n conveyin g sewage to
t h e cor porat boundaries of t he City , or the individual
must contrac t with an establi5hed sanitation district,
t h rough whic h the indi v i dual 's sewag e wi ll be con veyed
to the ~ity 's co llecti on system.
(b) Servi ce t o an assoc iati on, municipa l o r qua si-mu n ici pa l entity :
(L) ServiLE will be provi d e d under a Co nn ector's Agreement
(contract). Suc h con tra c t s may be made with associations,
mu ni cipalities or qua si-munic ipal corporati o n s (Sa n itation
or Wat er and Sa n itation Di s tri cts) or other s uc h l egal
enti tl e~. The Ci t y may , in its di scre ti on, p rovi d e service
un der p rel iminary agreements with any per son or co rp ora tion ,
p rior to t he formation of any o f t he foreg oi ng legal e n tit i es
sat i s f actory to the City , for a period of time a s fixed
by the City Co un c il. At the ex pi ration of s uc h per i od ,
th e pre liminary a greement shall expire, and, at time o f
expiration o r pr io r t h e re to , a conne t o r's agreeme nt mu s t
have been entered into between the Ci ty and uc h approved
legal e nt i t y . Th e City may require eX ClUt ion of a
Co nn c t o r's Agreement a t th time of execu ti on of the
preliminary agreement and , i n s u ch event, s aid conne c tor 's
agreeme nt must be a s~i gned and tran sferred to t he a pp roved
1 gal e ntity on or b efore the expi ration of the p rel iminary
agreem(,n t or s uc h conn ector's agreement s h all b au to-
matic all y null and void at expi ration o f s u c h pre limi na ry
agreE:ment.
(2) The s ewer main s wi th in the area to b e served s hall be
along d edic a ted publi c right s-o f-way or ac ce ptabl rec o rded
e a !>eme nt s .
(3) AI l ~ervice hereu n der s ha ll be ubject t o th e c apa city o f
the s ewa ge wor k s (co llec ti on and treatment plant ) o f the
Ci t y .md oth er terms and condit ion s as set out und er
~ubpa ra~raph (b) (1) ab ove.
(4) Cc nnectors s hall in5ure that i nfl~ent emanati ng f rom
indus trial wa l c la ss c u!>tomers , as defined i n Para raph
1~-4-l ~h all meet the s tanda r d s as s t forth in s ction
Para,raph 15-4-13 .
(c) S<.rVil e to .Jrea by e n lar ement of existin San! tation or 1\auer
and Sanitation di!>lrfc t, a~sociation , mun icipal 01 qua~i
municipol <nti t}.
(1) Rene Ltia ti on ~hall be r~quir d with the City r lativ to
th~ sl<~ of the di~trict and n cessary amendmLnts to tht
end I iu; c,m nc c tor '~ cuntrac t .
(2) Appn:l\al b\ C'ily ,hall be ubjec to th cap clty and
ro nd1tlun uf th colle~ti on sys t ems rvin the or i inal
di~ttirt.
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(3) Enlargeme nt of the district s hall be s ubje ct to the
ability of the City to service add! tional customers and
other terms and conditions as set out under s ubparagraph 2
hereinabove.
Co nne ctor 's Agreeme nt s
When sewage di sposal servi c e is provi ded under a preliminary agreement
or a conne ctor 's agreement as provided in Pa r agraph 15-4-7 , the detailed
term s under whi c h the City will furnish sewage disposal services and
under whi c h the c onnec tor will receive sewage shall be a ccurat ely set
forth in accordance with s pecifi c stipulations for each separate
conne c tor and approved by the City Co un c il.
Sewer Co nne ction-A ssessment
Upon appli c ation of a property owner for a permit to connect to a sewer
main, the owner s hall pay to the Sewer Division such s um as may be
fixed from time to time by resolution of the City Council. The above
a ssessment covers the property owner's share of the cos t of the main ,
in the case of owners within the corporate boundaries of the Ci ty, and
a proportionate share of future plant expansion, in the c ase of all
applicants; and is in addition to the connection charges a s set forth
in section 15-4-2 of this c hapter.
15-4-10: Use of Public Sewer ~ Requ ired
Sec . l. lt shall be unlawful, except by permi s sion o f the Water and Sewer Board,
for any person to place, deposit, or pe rmit to be deposited in any
unsanitary manner on public or private p ro perty within the City of
Englewood, or in any area under the jurisdiction of said City of Engle-
wood, or in a district under contract with the City for treatment of
sanitary sewa g , any human o r animal excrement , garbage, or oth r
objectionable waste.
Sec . 2 . lt hall be unlawful t o di charge to any natural outlet within the
City of Englewood, o r in any ar a under the jurisdiction of said
Ci t y of Englewood, or i n a di stric t under contract with the City for
Treatment of sanitary sewa e , any s ewage or other polluted wat r ,
xcept where u1table tt atn. nt ha s been provided in accordance with
s ub se quent provi ~i on s o f thi s ordinance.
Sec. 3 . Except as hereinafte r prov i ded, it s hall be unlawful to construc t or
maintain any pri vy , privy vault , ptic tank, cesspool, or oth r
facility i ntended or u d for the di s posal of s ewage.
Sec . 4. The owner of all house , buildin , or p ro pe r tie s used for hu man
occupancy, mpl oym nt , recr ati on, or o ther purposes , situated within
the City o f Englewood and abutting o n any stre et, alley , or right-of-
way in which t here i n ow located or may in the future be located
a publi c sanitary or combin ed s ewer of the City of Englewood, i s here-
by required at his expense to install suita bl e toil t fa ciliti s
ther in, and t o conn ect s u h facilities directly with the proper
public sewer in accordance with the p rovisions of thi s ordinance ,
within (ninety (90) day s) aft r date o f official notice to do o ,
provided that aid publi c ewer is within four hundred (400) feet
of th e property line.
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15-4-ll: Private Se wa ge Dis posal
Sec . 1 . Where a publi c sa n itary or combined sewer is not available under the
provision of Paragraph 15·4-tO , the building s ewer shall be conne c ted
to a private s ewage dispo sal s stem com plying with the provisions
of this article .
Sec . 2 . Befo re comme nceme nt of construction of a private sewage dispo sal
system the owner s hall fir st obtain written pe rmit sign d by the
Direc or of Ulilitie • The applicati on for suc h permit shall be made
on a form furni~hed by lhe Ci ty of Eng l ewood , which the applicant
shalt su pplement by any plan s , s pecifications , and other information
as ar de med ne ce s ary by the Di rector of Utilities . A permit of
$5.00 and inspection f e o f $10.00 sha ll be paid to th e Ci ty of En gle -
wood at lhe time the appli c ation i s fil e d.
Sec . 3 . A permit f or a private sewage disp osal system s hall not be orne effective
until the installation is com pl eted to th e satisfa ction of the Direc tor
of Utilities . He s hall be all owe d t o in s pe c t the work at any sta ge of
con struction and , in any event, t he appl icant for the permit s hall
no tify the Direc tor of Utilities when t he work is ready for final
i n s pection , and before any under grou nd por tions are covered . The
inspection s ha ll be made within 24 hours o f the recei p t of notice by
the Director of Utilities .
Sec. 4 , The type, c apa c ities , l ocation, and layo ut o f a private sewage di s po s al
system s hal l com pl y with all recommendation s of the Department o f
Publl c Hea lth of the S tate of Colorad o . No pe rmit s hall be issued for
any private s ewage d ispos al system employing s ubsurfa ce soil abs or ption
facilities where the area of the lot is le ss than one a cre . No septic
tank or cess pool s ha ll be permitted to di sc harge t o any natural outlet .
Sec. 5 . At s uc h time a s a publi s ewer becomes a vailable to a property served
by a private sewage di po al sys tem, as prov ided in Para graph 1 5-4 -ll,
a dire ct onne c ti o n shall be made to t he public s ewe r in com pliance
with t hi s ordinance , and any se pti c tank~, c esspools, a nd s imilar
p rivate s ewage disposal facilities s hall be abandoned and filled with
s uitable material .
Sec . 6 . The owner s hall operat and maintain th ~ private s ewage d is posa l
facilities in a sanitary ma nn er at all t1me~, at no expen s e to the c ity .
Sec. 7 , No s tatement c ontained in this arti 1 :.hall be con strued to interfere
with a ny additional requirement :, that may be im posed by t he Tri Co unty
Health Department o r other health agency.
Sec . 8 . When a public sewer becomes avatlable , th
connected to sai d sewer within si xty (60)
di sposal system shall be clean ed of ,lud
run gravel or d irt .
bu1ldin sewer s hall be
days and th private sewage
and fill d with cle an bank -
15-4-12 : U;:.e of PublicS wers
S c . 1. o p ron hall dis harge or ca us t o be dis harged any lorn.wat r ,
surfa< wat r , rou ndwate r , roof runoff , s ub s u rfacE draina e, unpollut d
<oolin wat r , or unpolluted industrial process wat r to any ani ary
w r .
Sec . 2 . all oth r unpolluted draina e shall b dh har d to
ar ~pc lflcally d signa ted as ~tonn ew r~, or to a
natural o utlEl appro\' d by th Dl re tor o f Utili ties. lndu trial
coolin wat r or unpolluted pro E~ waters may b di char cd, on approval
of th Dir lor o f Utilitl s , loa torm ewer, or natural outl
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Sec . J . No person s hall discharge or cause to be discharged any of the following
described waters or waste~ to any public sewers :
(a) Any gasoline, benzene, naphtha, fueloil, or other flamable
or explosive liquid, solid, or gas.
(b) An y waters or wastes contai ning toxic or poisonous soli ds,
liquids , or gases in sufficient quantity, either s ingly or by
interaction with other wastes to inj u re or interfere with
any sewage treatment process , con s titute a hazard to humans
or animals, c reate a public nui sance, or create any ha zard
in the receiving waters of the sewage treatment plant,
including but not limited to excess of cyanide s .
(c) Any waters or wastes having a pH lower than (5 .5) or having
any other corros ive property ca pabl e o f causing damage or
hazard to struc ture s , equipment , and personnel of the sewage
works.
(d) Sol id or viscous substances in quantitie s or of such size
c apabl e of c au sing obstruction to the flow in sewers, or
other interference with the proper o peration of the sewag e
works such as, but not limited to, ashes, cinders, sand, mud,
straw, shavi ngs, metal, glass, rags , feathers, tar, plastics,
wood, unground garbage , whole blood, paunch man u re , hair and
fleshings , entrails and paper dishes, c ups, milk containers ,
etc . either whole or ground by garbage gri nd ers .
Sec. 4 . No person shall discharge or ca use to be discharged the following
described s ub s tan c es, materials , waters, or wastes if it appears
likely in the opini on of the Dire ctor that s uc h wastes can harm either
the sewers , sewage treatment process, or e quipmen t , have an adver s e
effect on the receivi ng stream , or can otherwise endanger life, limb,
publi c property, or constitute a nui sance. In forming his opinion as
t o th a cce ptability of these wa s tes, the Director will give co nsider-
ation to such factor s as the quantities of subject wastes in relation
to flow s and veloc ities in the sewers , materials of construction of
the sewer s , nature of the sewage treatment p roc ss , c apacity of the
sewage treatment plant, degree of treatability of wastes in the swage
treatment plant , and o ther pertinent fa c tors. The substances prohibited
are:
(a) Any liquid or vapor having a temperature higher than one
hundred fifty (150)°F (650C).
(b) Any water or waste co ntaining fats , wax, grease , or oils ,
wh ther emulsified or not, in exce s~ of one hundred (100) m /l
or containing s ub s tan c es whi c h ma y oli dify o r bec om e viscou
at temperatures between thirty-two (32) and one hundred fifty
(150)°F (0 and 65°C).
( ) Any garbage that ha s not been properl y s hredded. The installation
and operation of any garbage grinder equipped with a motor of three-
fo urths (3/4) horsepower (0.76 hp metri ) or greater s hall be
suGjec t to the review and approval by the Director.
(d) An y waters or wastes Lo ntaining und!lut d acid iron pi c kling
wa s te , or concentrated plating sol utions wh th r neutrali zed
or not.
( ) Any at 1 or w ste~ on ta inin iron, chromium , copp r,
and imilar obj ct onable or toxic su b stances ; or wa t
x rtin an tx '· iv chlorine requirement, to uch degr e
that any su h material rec lved in the composit ewag at the
fwage treatment works ceed the limits e tablished by thi s
ordi nan f r uth material .
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Any water or wastes containing phenols or other taste or o dor -
produ c in g s ub s tan ces , in uch concentration s exceedin g
limit s which may be established by the Director as nece ssary,
after t rea t men t of the composite sewage , to meet the re -
quirement s of the Sta e , Federal , or other public agenc ies
of jurisdiction f o r s uch disc harge to the receiving waters.
Any radioa c tive wastes or isotopes of s u c h half-life or
concentration a s may exceed limits e s tablished by the
Director of Utilitie~ in com pliance with applic able State
or Federal regulations.
(h) Any waters or wa stes h aving a pH in excess of 9 .5 .
(i) Mate r ial s wht c h exert or cause :
(1) Unu s ual c oncentration~ of inert s uspended so lids
( ·uc h a s , but n ot .limited to, Fullers earth , lime
slurries , and lime re idues) or of dissolved solids
(such as, but n o t limited t o , sodium chloride sulfate).
(2) Ex c essive di scoloration (such as, but not limited to,
dye wastes and vegetable tanning solutions).
(3) Unusual BOD, c hemicdl oxygen demand, or c hlorine
requirement s in s u h quantities as to con stitute
a significant l o ad on the s ewage treatme n t works.
(4) Unu sual vol ume of flow or con centration of wastes
con stituting "slug s " a s defined h erein.
(j) Waters or wa te s containing substances which are not
amenable to treatment or r due ion by t h e sewage treatment
pro es s e s employed, or are aMenable to treatment only to
such degree that the s wage trea tment pla n t effl ue nt
cannot meet the requirements of other agencies having
juri s di c tion ov r d isr har o the receiving waters .
(k) Toxic ub s tan c e a . ind lC d below will be permitted to
be received in th ra1. '-'d f low at the sewage t rea tmen t
plant influent until th e le\tl o f concentration proves
to be deleteriou to 1ther the plant processes or t h e
receiving ·tream:
Ar s n i c
Ba ri um
Cadmium
Chromiun ( Hexaval nt)
Cy anide
Lead
Selenium
i lver
Sec. 5 . If any wa r or wastes are di sc harged, or are propo~ed to be dis-
c harg d to th public s ew r , whi h waters contain the substances or
po • th char a ct ri ·til s n umera ted In Section 4 of thi Arti c le,
and which In the jud tm nt ul thl DireLtor, may hav a del teri o u s
ff c upon th e s wa e wotk , pto s ·es , equipment , or r ceivin waters ,
or "'hich o th r~.i~ create a hazard to life or con titute a publi
nui anc , the Di rectot ma}:
(a) Re j c t th wast
(b) Requ ire pretreatm nt to an acceptable condition for
di sc harg e to th publi c ewers,
(c) Requir control over th quantitie s and rates of dlscharg ,
and/or by previ o u s coordinatton
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treating the wa ste s considered as "I ndu strial Wastes",
by i mposi ng the followi n g formula :
SC =(Vs X .34) X (X(BOD -250) + Y (SS -350))
It is noted that the application of the above formula
provide s for a s u rcharge for BOD and a surch arge for
SS . If th e strength index of either BOD or SS is
les s than t h e base number t hat is being s ubtrac ted
from it , the n there shall be no surc harge for that
parti cu lar cate g o ry , nor shall there be a c redit
given t o the to ta I s urcharge .
SC = Su rcharge in dollars and c ent s .
Vs= Vol ume of sewage in millions of gal lons
for th e bi llin g period.
ti .34= Conversi o n fac tor : one gallon of water
to pound s .
X= Unit c harge for BOD i n d ollars per pound .
(0 .0142 for inside c ity rate ; 0 .015 for outside
c ity rate)
BOD= Bioc hemi c a l Oxygen De mand strength index in
parts per mil l i on by weight (250 PPM or over)
250= Norm al BOD s trength in part s per mill i o n by
weight .
Y= Unit c ha rge for SS in dollars per po und (0 .0 136
for inside city rate ; 0 .0166 for outs ide ci ty
rate)
SS = Suspen ded sol ids strength index in part s pe r
million by weight (350 PPM or over)
3 50= Normal SS strength in part s per million by
weight.
PPM= Parts per mi llion .
Se c . 6 . Grea se , oi l , and s and interce ptor s s ha ll be provided when , in the
o pini on of the Dire ctor , they are nece ssa ry for the proper handling
of liquid waste s conta i n ing grease in excessive amount s , or any flammable
wastes , s and , or o ther harmful ingredients ; except that s uch interceptors
s hall not be re quired for private living qua rters or dwelling units .
All interc eptors s hall be of a t ype and capa ity approved by the
Dire c tor of Uti li ties , and s ha ll b loc ated a s to be r eadily and
ea s ily a cc essibl f or leanin and ins pecti o n .
Se c . 7 . Where preliminary treatment or flow-equalizing facilities a r e provided
for any waters or waste , they shall b main tained continuously in
s ati factory and effecti\e op r ation by the own r at hi s expen s e .
Se c . When re qu ired by he Dire ,·tor , the OwTler of any pro perty servic ed by
a bui ldi ng sewer arrylng industrial wa~tes sha l l install a s uitab le
con t rol manh ole toget her i th s u h neces s ary meters a nd other appurte-
nan in the buildln sew r to facilitate observa tion , s ampling ,
and measurem nt of t he wastes . Suc h manh o le , when required , s ha ll be
ac c e ss ibly and s afely located, and s hal l be con structed in accordance
with pl a n s approve d by the Director. The man hole s hall be installed
by th own r at his ex pens , and s hal l be maintai ne d by him so a s to
b s af t and acce s sible at all tim ~.
S c . <l . All m a s urement s , t ~t s , and analyses of the c hara teristics of waters
and wa te to which ref ren e is mad in this ordinan ce s ha ll be deter -
mined in a cordance with the lat st edition of "Standard M thods for
th Exami nati on of Water and Wa tewat r ," published by th American
Public Health Association , and s ha ll be determined at the con tro l ma n-
hole provided , o r upun ulta b le amples take n at sai d control manhole .
In th eve nt that no sp cial manhole ha s been required, the control
"anh o l ~hall be c o n .idered to b the neare st down tream manho le i n
th publi c ew r to th poi n t at which the building sewer is conne cted .
Sampling shall b carried o ut by u s tomarily a cce pted methods to
r fl c t the effect of ·o n ·titu nt · upon the s ewage work s and to
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dete rm ine t he e xi sten ce o f ha za rd s t o l ife, limb , a n d prope rty . (Th e
par tic ular a n a l yses inv olved wi ll determine whe her a tw enty -fo ur (24)
hou r c omposite of all outf al ls of a prem i se i s a p p ro pria te or wh eth er
a gra b sample or amples h o u ld b e t aken . Norm ally , b u t n ot a l wa ys ,
BO D an d suspended s o lid s anal ys e s a re o bta i ned from 24 -ho u r c omposites
of al l o u tfall s wh ere pH 's are determined from pe riodic g r a b s a mp l e s .)
1 5 -4 -13 : Protec tion From Dama g e
Se c . 1 . No unautho ri zed p r o n s h al I mal ic iou s l y , wi llfu l ly , or ne gl i g e n tly
break , damage , de s troy , uncover , de fa c e , o r t a mper with any struc ture ,
a p pur e nanc e , o r equipment wh i c h is a pa r t o f t h e s ew age works . An y
person viol a ting thi s p ro v is i o n s hall be s ub ject to i mm ediate arre s t
under c h arge o f di s orderly c o ndu ct .
1 5 -4 -14 : Powers and Au thority of I n s pec to rs
Sec . 1 . The Director a nd oth er d ul y au t h o r ized emp loy ee s o f t he Ci ty of
Englewoo d bea r ing pro p er c rede n t i al s an d iden t ifi c a t i on s hall be
permitted t o enter all pro pertie s f o r the purposes o f in s pe c tion ,
ob s ervat ion, measu reme nt, s ampling , a nd t es ting in a ccordan c e with
the provi s i on s o f thi s o rdin a n ce . The Directo r or hi s re p res enta t ives
s h all h av e no a u th o rity to i n quire i n to a ny p ro c e ss e s inc l udin g
me tall u r g i c al , c h emi c al , o il, refin ing , ce rami c , pa per , or o th e r
i n d u s tries beyond that po int h aving a d irec t b eari n g o n t he k i nd and
sou rc e o f di sc ha r ge t o the s ew e r s o r wat e rwa ys or fa c ilitie s for wa s t e
treatment.
Se c . 2 . Whi le performing t h e n ece ssary work on p riva te prop er t ie s referred
to i n Se c tion l ab ove , the Dire cto r o r duly autho ri z ed employ e es of
the Ci t y o f En g l ewo o d s ha ll o b s e rve a ll safety r u l e s applica b le to the
premi ses es tab l i s h e d by t he com pany and t h e com pa ny s hal l be held
harml ess for i n jury o r d e a t h to th e c i t y employees and th e c ity s ha ll
indemn ify the com pa n y aga in s t loss or damage t o its proper t y b y ci t y
e mpl oyee s and a g ain s t l i a bil i t y c laims an d d em and s for per son al in j u ry
o r p ro p er t y dama ge a s serted agai n s t the c om pa ny a n d g rowin g ou o f th
g au g ing a nd s a mpl i n g o pera t ion, e xce p t a s s u c h ma y be c au sed b y ne g li -
gen ce or fa il u re o f t he com pany t o ma in t ain safe cond i t ion s a s re qu ired
i n Se c tion , Paragra ph 15-4 -12 .
Se c . 3 . Th Direc t o r and o th e r du l y auth or i z d em p loyee s of t h e City of
En lewo od b e arin g p ro p er c rede n ti a ls a nd i d e ntific ation s hall b e pe r -
milt d t o ent r a l l p r i vate proper t ies t h r o u g h whi c h t h e City o f
En gl wo o d h olds a d uly n e goti ate d e a em ent for the pu r po s e s of , b u t n ot
limited t o , i n ~p e c ti o n , ob s e rvati on , me a s urement , sam p lin g, rep a ir , an d
maintenanc e o f a n y po rtion of t h e s e wage work s l y ing with in sa i d e a se -
ment . All e n try an d ub seq u e nt work , if an y , o n s aid ea s eme n t , shall
be do n e in f u ll acco rdan c with t h e tenn s of th e dul y n egoti ated
e a ~ m n l per t ainin g to t h e p rivate p ro perty i nvolved.
1 5 -4 -1 ~: Pe n aliti '
Sec . 1 . An y person f o un d Lobe viol ating an y prov1s1on o f t h i s ord i n a n c e
exc ept Paragraph 15 -4 -13 s hall b e s e r ved by the Ci ty o f En glewood
with written n e tic s a l i n g the n ature of the v i ol a tion and p rov iding
a r eason abl ti e I mi o r t h e s a tisfa ctory cor re ction th ereo f . The
off e nde r s hall , wi hi n th p riod of time s t ated in s uc h n o t ic e,
pe rm anently cease all v iola ion s .
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Sec . 2 . Any pe rso n who bhall continue any violation beyond the time limit
prov ided for in Section I, Paragraph 15-4 -1 5 s h all be guilty o f a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof s hal l be fined in the amount
not exce ding $1,000 .00 for each violation . Each day in which any
violation s hall continue shall be deemed a separate offense .
Sec . 3 . Any pe rso n violating any of th prov1s1ons of this ord inance shall
become liable to the Ci ty of Englewood for any expense , los , or
damage occasioned the City of Englewood by reason of such violation .
1 5-4-19 : U•e ; Sewag Rate s and Charges
Th rate• and c ha rges for the treatme nt and dispo sa l of s anitary
sewage at the City Se;1age Treatment Plant s hall be determined by
re sol ution of the Ci ty Council . Su h rate and charges s hall consti-
tut a lien upon the land from the date of billing and may be
a sessed in the sam~ ma nner as other ~pe c ial assessments . (1962 Co de,
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15 -4-20 : Failure To Pa y Sewer Charge s ; Water Service Di scont inued
Whe n the premises to which such sanitary sewage serv ice is provided
are within the City limit s , failure to pa y t h e r ate s and c harges for
treatment and di s p os al of sa n i ta ry sewage when due s hall be c ause for
discontinuance of water service , s uc h water se r vice to b e s hut off
unt il the sewa ge bill s hall be paid; provided , however, s uc h reme dy
s hall not be excl u sive of any other available reme dy provided b y law.
(1962 Co de, .9-1 )
15-4-21 : Asses ments of Costs and Charges
In addition to the cost of construction . all assessments made i n
pursuance of this article shall include 10% of construction cost of
engine ring , admini stration and oth r incidental co ts , together with
all interest thereon and an additional 10% penalty for d efaul t in
payme n t of con struc ti o n costs or rates and c harges, and all costs in
collectin g the same, including the cost of publication of the assessin g
ordi nance , s hall con stitute a perpetua l Lien in the several amo unt s
assessed against each l ot or tract of land until paid, and hall have
priority over all other liens xcept general tax Liens . No delay,
mistake or error in any ptoc dure shall prejudice or invalidate any
final as sessment but th s am may b remedied by subsequent amendi ng
acts or procee rlin g3 as Lh ca·e may require .
15-4-22 : Failure to Pay Extraterritorial Sewer Charges ; Collected a 1ax
Wh n LIH· prernt~e<-t<) whi h s u c h service lb provided ar loc at d with-
out h limits of the tl ty, failure to pay the rats and charge for
treatment and dispo~al of sanitary b~wage when du~ s hall b cau for
the Ci ty Clerk t o certify t o th Co unty Commis ion r of the County
in whi h s aid delinquent u~er's property is located the charg s due
and unpaid , on or befor~ ovember l ·t of each year , and ther upon
and until paid t he same ~hall b a lien upon the real prop rty so
erv d by said ewerag system , and s hall be levied , certified ,
r ceive d , u r col Lo;<-Led by al annually from year to y ar by th
prop r Co unty official• as are general taxe 1 and th proceed therefrom
remitted to the City of Englewood ; provided that if the premis are
su pplied with City wat r ervic s , uch service may be hut off until
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s hal l have been paid . (1962 Co de, 18 .9-2)
15-4-23: Validity
Sec . l . All ordina n ces or part s of ordinances in confli ct herewith are hereby
rep aled .
Sec . 2 . The invalidity of any s ection , cla u se , sentence , or provision of this
ordinance shall not affect t he validity of an y oth er part of this
ordinance which c an be given effect without such invalid part or part s .
15-4 -24 : Hearing Board
Sec . l . A Hearing Board s hall be appointed a s ne eded for arbitration of
differences between the Director of Utilities and s ewer u sers on
ma tters con c erning interpretatio n and execution of the provisions
of t hi s ordinan c e by th e Director of Util ities. The cost of arbi-
tra t ion will b e b orne by the party to whom adverse j ud gem ent is
awarded .
Sec . 2 . The two parties s hall se lect one arbitrator. If one arbitrator is
insufficient, the two parti es will each select an arbitrator who,
in turn , will select a third arbitrator .
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PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL APP LICATION
To the City of Englewood , Col orado :
The undersigned , being th e ------~------~--~--~--~---------of t he (Owner , (ft.'ller ' s Agent)
proper ty I. oca ted a t --,-,,.---,---,,.------,-::------:--------------.,-;::---:--;-------
(Number) (Street) (County )
doe s hereby reque st a permit to i n stall s anitary sewag e di s po s al facilities to
serve the --~-~=-----~------,--,-~~~----~--(Resi d e nce , Commercial Building, etc .)
at s aid location .
1. The proposed facilities i ncl ude :
to be co n structed in com plete accordance with the p lans and s pe cification s
attached here un to as Exhibit "A".
2. The a re a of the pr oper t y is square feet.
3 . The na me and addre ss of the person or firm who will perform the work is :
4 . The maximum nu mber of persons to be served by the pro posed f a cilities is
5 . The loc ati on s and nature of all source of private or pub lic water
s upp ly within o ne hundred (100) feet (30 .5 m ters ) of any boundary of said
property are s hown on the plat attached h reunto a ~ Exh ibit "B".
I n con sideration o f th e granti ng of thi s p rnu t , the undersigned agrees
1 . To furni s h a n y additi o nal information relating to the proposed work that
s hall be required by the Director of Utilitie5 .
2 . To accept and abide by all provisions or Ordinance No .
of the City of Englewood , Co l orado , and of a ll other pertinent ord i nances or
regulation s that may be adop te d in the future .
3 . To operate and mai nta in th e wastewater dispos al f aciliti es covered by
thi s application in a sanitary manner at all time s , i n com pliance with a ll
requirem nt s of th Health Off icer , and at no expense to the city .
4 . To notify the Dire c to r at least twenty-four (24) hour s pri or to
commencem nt of the work propo ed , and a gain at least twenty-four (24) hours
prior to the cover ing of any underground portions o f the installation .
Date ---------------------------
$ ----------i n specti on fee paid .
Application approved and permit i s u d :
Date -----------------------------
Signed
(Ap plic ant)
(Ad dres of Applic ant )
(Certific ati on by City Clerk)
Signed ---:::-:----:----~-:-:-:--:-:-7':""-:-------Director of Utilitie
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RESIDENTIAL OR COMMER CI AL BUILDING SEWER APPLI CATION
To t he City of Englewood, Col o rado , through
(Sanita i on District)
The undersi gne d, being the of the
(Owne r , Owner 's Agent)
pro perty loc ated at--~~------~~----.----------.~~------------~~~--------(Number) (Street) (City) (Co unty)
hereby req uest a permit to install a nd conn e c t a building sewer to serve the
at sai d location.
(Residence, Commer c ial Building, etc .)
1 . The following indicated fixtures will be connected to the proposed
building sewer :
Number Fixture
Kitchen si nk s
Lava l or ie s
Laundry tubs
Urinals
Spe cify other fixtures
Number Fixture
Water c losets
Bath tub s
Shower s
Garbage gri nder s
2 . The maxim um numbe r of persons who will use the above fixtures is
3 . The name and address of the person or fi rm who wi ll perfo rm the proposed
work is
4 , Plans and specifications for the pro posed b u il din g sewer are attached
hereunto a s Exhib it "A."
ln con sideration of the granting of thi s pe rmi t, the undersigned agrees:
1, To a ccept and abide by all provi sion s of Ordi nan ce No .
of the City of Englewood, and of all other pe rtinent ordinanc es or regulations
that may b e adopted in the f utu re .
2 . To mainta i n the building sewer at no e xp e n se to the Ci ty.
3 . To no t i fy the Direc tor when the buil din g s ewer is ready for inspection
a nd conne c tion to the publi c s ewer, bu t before a ny portion of the work i s cove red .
Date ---------------------------------Signed
(App lica nt )
(Addre ss of App licant )
$ ___ _ In s pect i on fee paid .
(Certification by City Clerk
App ll c atl.on a p proved a nd pe rmit i ssued :
(Certific ation by Sa nita t ion Dist.)
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I NDUST RIAL SEWER CONNECTION APPLI CATIO N
To t h City o f En g lewood , Colorado , th r o ugh
(S anitation Di s tri c t)
The und e r s i g ned be ing th e ----~~----~------~~--~--~--~---(Owner , Le s ee, Te nant, etc .)
of the
pro perty located a t
doe s he r eby requ e s t a p rmi t t o ------------,('"'I:-n-s_t_a_l;-;-l -, """'u,-s e"""') ___________ an indus tria 1
sewer conne c ti on se rvin g t h ----~------~------~----------' which compa ny (Na me o f Company)
is e ng aged in
at s aid loc ation.
1. A plat of the pro pe rty s howing a c c u rately all sewe r s and dra ins now
existing i s atta c hed hereun o a s Exhibit "A ."
2 . Pl a n s and s pe c if ic ation ~ c o verin g any wor k p ro po s ed t o be per formed
und er thi s permit is atta c hed hereunto as Exhibit "B."
3 . A c omp l ete sche du le of a l l process water s and industrial wastes produc ed
or expe c ted t o be p r odu c ed at said pro perty , i ncl ud ing a description of the
c hara c ter of ea c h wa s te, the d ai l y volume and ma xim um rates o f discharge , and
repre s entative ana lyses , i s a t ta c hed hereunto a s Exhibit "C ."
4 The nam a nd add ress o f the pe r son o r firm who will pe rform the work
c ove red by th is permit i~ -------------------------------------------------------
In con s id ration of t h e gran ting o f thi s p rm it the under s igned agree s :
l . To fu r n ish a ny additiona l i nfo rma tion r e lat i ng to the installation or
u s e of th e indu s tr ial wer f or whic h th i p erm it is sought as may be requested
by th Di re c t o r .
2 . To a cce p t a nd abi d b a ll pr ovi~ions of Or dinan e No .
of the Ci t y o f En l ew ood , \.olvr ad o , and of all othe r pertinent ord inanc es or
regulation s tha t ma y be adopt d in th e future .
3 . To opera te a nd maintai n any wa s t pretrea~nenl facilities , as may be
requ ired a a cond ition of t h a cL eptanc into the public sewer of the industrial
wa s t es i nv ol v d, i n a n cffi<.i.,.nt manner al all tin. s , and at no expen s e to the
City .
4 . To coop"ra t at all t i me s with the Direc t or and his re presentatives
in th e i r i ns p c l i ng ampling , and s tudy o f the indu t ri al wastes , and any facilit ie s
p r o vid d for p retr atcent .
5 . To not i fy the Dire tor imme di a t e! in t he event of any a cc ident ,
negligenLe , or other occurrenc~ t hat occ a i on disc harge t o t he publi c sewer of
a ny waste' or proce s wale r 5 not covered by th is pe r mi t.
Date Si n d
(Applicant )
(Address of Applicant)
s in<p c t lon fee pai d .
(Certific ation by City Clerk)
Ap p li.ca l i on approved and permit gtanted:
(Certification of Sanitation Dist.)
Date Si g ned
(Dir c tor of Utilities)
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RETUR'I TO
AUG 9 71
COU NC IL ME ,..Tt ;~c FILE
ARAPAHOE REGIONAL AUTOMATED PROPEafJTg~~L EW OOD, COLO.
BOA RD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
JULY 9, 1971
SPECIAL MEETIN G:
The Arapahoe Regional Automated Property Subsystem Policy Board met
on July 9 , 1971 , at 4 :15 P .M.
Represe ntatives present:
Arapahoe County
Littleton
Englewood
Absent from Board:
Littleton
Englewood
Also present:
John Nicholl
W. H. Wallace
Larry Borger
Stephen A, Lyon
William McDivitt, Alternate
A, R. Bessette
Elmer E. Schwab
Joe Kirschner, Project Coordinator
Th e meeting was called to order by President Wallace.
President Wallace stated that the reason for the special meeting
was to consider the Wichita Falls contract with the ARAPS Project and to dis-
c u ss some problems associated with the project with Mr. Ron Loser.
Mr, Loser discussed the proposed contract with the City of Wichita
Falls for $25,000 and expressed the following four concerns:
1. A guaranty of payment of the $25,000 from Wichita Falls to ARAP5
was not set fort h in a binding manner within the contract. Although ARAP5 is
bound to do the work under the contract, the obligation of Wichita Falls to
pay ARAPS for the work is only moral.
2 . The terms of the contract between Wichita Falls and ARAPS were
not coterminous , i .e ., the Wichita Falls contract ended in May, 1961, whereas
the ARAPS project ends according to the agreement signed by the three entities
on December 31 , 1971 ,
3 . The control by HUD under Section (c) of the USAC-wichita Falls
contract , incorporated as a part of the ARAPS-wichita Falls contract, appeared
complete whereas the working schedules under Section (c) of said contract were
considerably confusing .
4 . The value of the work to be accomplished by ARAPS under the
Wichita Falls contract might not be worth the $25 ,000 received by ARAP5 in
terms of the service to be performed to Arapahoe County , Englewood and Littleton
during the next several months ,
Mr . Loser stated that the la ter two items were primarily policy con-
cerns whereas the former two were of lega'. concern .
Mr . Bessette entered and took his seat with the Board at 4:40 P.M.
The Board discussed the philosophy of the contract between ARAPS and
Wichita Falls .
Mr . Borger requested that Mr. Loser redraft the proposed contract
betw en ARAPS and Wichita Falla to correct the legal probl .. a reviewed in
Mr. Loser's presentation. It was the consensus of the Board that Mr. Borger's
suggestion be implemented .
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Discussion of the ARAPS project and the Wichita Falls contract con-
tinued .
MR. BESSETTE MOVED, MR. MC DIVITT SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE
ADJOURNED AND THAT THE BOARD MEET AGAIN UPON RFX:EIPT OF MODIFICATIONS OF THE
WICHITA FALLS CONTRACT PRIOR TO AUGUST 15 AND THAT THE BOARD COOL ITS THINKING
UNTIL THAT DATE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Messrs. Bessette, Borger, Lyon, McDivitt, Nicholl, Wallace.
Nays: None
Absent: Mr. Schwab.
The President declared the motion carried , and the meeting adjourned at 5:40
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REGIONAL AUTOMATED PROPERJ'Y SUBSYST£M->lf::Woo G F'i£.t:;
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING D , CQ£.(1
JULY 22, 1971
SPECIAL MEETING:
The Arapahoe Regional Automated Property Subsystem Policy Board
met on July 22 , 1 9 71, at 4:30P.M.
Representatives present:
Arapahoe County
Littleton
Englewood
Present from Project Staff:
John Nicholl
w. H. Wallace
A. R. Bessette
La rry Borger
Stephen A. Lyon
William McDivitt (Alternate)
Joe Kirschner, Project Coordinator
Martin Burkamp
Claire Hill
Present from Participating Jurisdictions:
Howard Abbott, Alternate
William Van Schooneveld
The meet ing was called to order by President Wallace.
MR . NICHOLL MOVED, MR. BESSETTE AND MR. LYON SECONDED, THAT THE
ARAPS BOARD FINDS THAT MR. JOE KIRSCHNER, PROJECT COORDINATOR, HAS FAILED
TO EXHIBIT THE LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION NECESSARY TO THE ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF THE OBJECTIVES OF ARAPAHOE COUNI'Y AND THE CITIES OF ENGLEWOOD AND
LITTLETON; AND THAT OVER THE PAST FOUR MONTHS THE BOARD AND THE EMPLOYEES
OF THE THREE JURISDICTIONS HAVE NOT RECEIVED ADEQUATE EXPLANATIONS OF THE
TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT. THEREFORE, BASED UPON THESE FINDINGS,
THE ARAPS BOARD TERMINAT ES MR. KIRSCHNER EFFECTIVE JULY 22, 1 971 , AND GRANrS
SEVERANCE PAY THROUGH AUGUST 15, 1971 , PLUS FOUR DAYS OF ACCUMULATED VACATION.
The Board d~scussed the motion with Mr. Kirschner. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Messrs. Bessette, Borger, Lyon, McDivitt, Nicholl , Wallace.
Nays: None
The Pres~dent declared the motion carried .
Pres1dent Wa llace requested that Mr. Burkamp continue with the
project and take charge of the office and materials . Mr. Burkamp accepted .
President Wa llace stated that until another administrator is employed
the services of a secretary are not needed.
M1ss Hill discussed with the Board work that she had been doing on
the training phase.
MR . BORGER MOVED, MR. MC DIVITT SECONDED, THAT DUE TO THE FACT THAT
MISS HILL HAD BEEN WORKING ON THE TRAINING PHASE, ACTION ON HER STATUS BE
DEFERRED UNTIL THE BOARD MEETING NEXT WEEK. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes : Messrs . Bessette , Borger.
Nays: Messrs . Lyon , McDivitt , Nicholl , Wallace.
Th e Pres ident declared the motion carried.
MR. NICHOLL MOVED, MR. BESSETTE SECONDED, THAT MISS HILL BE TERMI -
NATED AT T HIS TIME AND THAT SHE BE GIVEN SEVERA NCE PAY TO THE END OF JULY
1 9 71. Upon the cal l of the ro ll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Messrs. Bessette , Borger , Lyon , McDivitt , Nich o ll, Wallace .
Nays : No ne
The President declared the motion carried .
President Wallace requested that Mr . V~n Schooneveld, Mr. Borger
and Mr. Lyon serve a s an executive comm ittee of the Board to work wi th the
project until employment of a new project coordinator .
Mr . Borger stated that the a ct ion of the Board in the discharge of
Mr . Kirschner should not be taken as a lack of faith in the pr inciples and
objectives of the ARAPS project . In fact , it should be taken as an affirma-
tion of faith in the ARAPS project and a concern of the Board that the
project be accompl ished in such a manner as t o meet the objectives of the
three units. It is the belief of the Board that there is a great deal to
be gained through the contin uat ion o f the ARAPS project by the three units.
It was the consensus of the Board that Mr. Borger's statement be the position
of the Board .
MR. BORGER MOVED, MR. LYON SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED.
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Messrs. Bessette , Borger, Lyon, McDivitt, Nicholl , Wallace.
Nays: None
The Pres i dent declared the meet ing adj ourned at 5:10 P .M.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS HEETING ~ COU CIL DS'CUMENlJ
JULY 28 , 1 97 1
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CITY O F E C. ~ FILE
Th e Arapahoe Regional Automated Proper.ty Subsystem Policy B~ai\?OD , C OLa
me t on July 28 , 1971, at 7 :30 P.M.
Representatives present:
Arapahoe County
Littleton
Englewood
Alternat es prese nt:
Littleton
Englewood
Also pre s e nt:
John Nicholl
W. H. Wa llace
A. R. Bessette
Larry Borger
Stephen A. Lyon
Elmer E. Schwa b
Kenneth Pearson
Paul Wolf
Martin Burkamp
James Collins
Mildred Legge
William Van Schooneveld
The meeting was c a lle d to order by President Wa llace.
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MR. NICHOLL MOVED, MR. BESSETTE SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF
THE SPECIAL ~lliETING OF JULY 9 , 1 97 1, AND THE SPECI AL ~ETING OF JULY 22,
1971, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulte d
as follows:
Ayes: Messrs. Bessette, Borge r, Lyon, Ni choll, Schw a b,
Wa lla c e.
Nay s: None
The President d e clared the motion c arried.
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The financial report for the month of July as projected was
presented to the Board.
Mr. Lyon commented that the (inancial report for the month of
June h ad been previously submiLted to the BoJrd members via mail .
MR. BO RGER ~lOVED , MR. SCHWAB SECONDED , THAT THE FINANCIAL REPORT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, AS PROJECTED, BE ACCEPTED. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote r esult d as Collows :
Ay es : Messrs . Bessette , Borg e r , Lyon , Nicho~l, Schwab ,
Wal l ace.
Nay s: None
The Presid e nt d eclared Lh e motion carried .
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Mr. Lyon stated that $277.80 h ad been expended for the purchase
of tables and chairs for the project and that , as this was a capital outlay,
approv a l was needed by the Board .
MR. SCHWAB HOVED, MR. NICHOLL SECONDE D, THAT THE PURCHASE OF T~/0
TABLES AND TEN CHAIRS FRml THE BARKER CO~IPANY AT A COST OF $277.80 BE
APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ay es : Me ssrs. Bessette, Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wallace.
Nay s : None
The President declared the motion carried.
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The Board received a m~norandum from Mr. Lyon and Mr. Van Schooneveld
discussing various actions t a ken by them subsequent to the discharge of Mr.
Kirschn er . The actions discussed are as follows:
1. Decision Analysis. It was indicated that Mr. Burkamp would
be submitti~g a paper concerning d ec ision analysis activities to the ARAPS
Board.
2. Systems Analysis. It was indicated that the Executive Committee
would be undertaking a review of the systems analysis activities and their
tie-in with the project goals and objectives. Upon completion of the review,
a report would be ma de to the Board. Mr. Borger expressed the viewpoint,
which was the consensus of the Bo ard, that if the systems analysis activities
are sufficiently correct and useful, they should continue and not get cold
during the r ecruitment of the project coordinator.
3. Training. It was indicated that arrangements had been ma d e
for training through the University of Colorado. However, the course content
had not been determined. As this was the previous problem with the training
sessions, Mr. Van Schoone veld and Mr. Burkamp will be contacting the
University to express ARAPS regrets but hoping to establish a training
program in th e near futu re .
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Mr. Lyon and Mr. Van Schooneveld presented a memorandum dated
July 28, 1971, which discu~s ed three areas of concern to the proj e ct:
1. Type of project coord inator d esired. It was recommended that,
instea d of seeking a technically qualified person in d ata processing, a n
administrative individual be sought with technical d ata processing knowledge.
2. Extension of project time. It was recommended that due to the
fact that the proj ect could not meet its deadlines due to the discharge of
Mr. Kirschner , the contract between the participating jurisdictions be
extended from Dec~er 31, 1971 , to July 1, 1972.
3. Financial implications of extension of project time. It was
reconunended Lh at $10,000 be budgeted by each jurisdiction for the period
from J anuary 1, 1 972 , to July 1, 1972; and that subject to approval of the
project prior to July 1 , 1972, $40,000 fromeach jurisdiction for the period
from Julyl, 1972 , through December 31, 1972, b e appropriated but not autho-
riz d for expe ndiLurc .
'l'h e Board di scussed the type of project coordina tor d es ned and
the placemenL of an advertisement in Lh e v a riou s trade journals for a projecl
coord inator.
MR. LYON MOVED, MR. SCI~~l\B SECONDED, TIII\'1' MR. COLLINS DE 1\U'.J'l!ORJZED
TO rREPI\RI.l 1\N 1\DVF:R'l'lSEHENT FOR PLl\CF;t-IENT IN 'rilE 'l'llADE PAPERS W!U C H WOULD
GENERJ\I,LY OESCIU!W: THE 1\IV\PS PROJEC'l'; 'l'III\T THE 1\DVERTISEHEN'l' DE ~11\Il.ED TO
'l'HE 1\RI\PS 1301\RD ME~IOEHS IN ORDER TIIJ\T 'l'llEY MIGHT INDIVIDUALLY MAKE COMHENT,
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IF DESIRED; Tlt\T t·<R. COLLINS PLACE THE ADVERTISEHENI' UPON APPROVAL OF THE
PROJECT Tit~ EXTENSION AND ADDITIONAL FINANCING BY THE PARTICIPATING
JURISDICTIONS; THAT THE BOARD WOULD TAKE THE TINE NECESSARY TO OBTA IN
THE PROJECT COORDINATOR DESIRED ; AND THA'£ FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WOULD BE
HELD TO SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFY THE TRAITS AND QUALITIES NEEDED OF A PROJECT
COORDINATOR. Discussion ensued.
Mr. Schwab and Mr. Lyon withdrew the motion.
The financial implications of the extension of the project were
di scussed.
MR. SCHWAB NOVED, MR. BORGER SECONDED, THAT THE ARAPS BOARD
RECOMI-IEND 1'0 EACH OF THE PARTICIPATING JURISDICTIONS THAT THE AGREEMENT
CREATING THE ARAPS PROJECT BE ANENDED TO ALWW FOR AN EXTENSION OF PROJECT
TIME FR~I DECEMB ER 31 , 1 971 , TO JULY 1, 1972, AND THAT THE 1972 BUDGETS
OF EACH JURISDICTION CONTAIN APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ARAPS PROJECT IN THE
AMOUNT OF $10,000 FOR THE PERIOD FROM JANUARY . 1, 1972, THROUGH JULY 1,
1972, AND $40,000 FROM JULY 1, 1972, 1'HROUGII DECEMBER 31, 1972, THE LATTER
$40,000 BEING SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS TO BE MET DURING 1972:
1. APPROVAL OF THE ARAPS REPORT TO BE ISSUED TO THE GOVERNING
BODIES OF TilE THREE JURISDICTIONS IN THE SUMMER <F 1972;
2. EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE THREE JURISDIC£IONS FOR
CONTINUANCE OF THE ARAPS PROJECT AFTER JULY 1, 1972;
3. SPECIFIC AUTHORIZATION OF THE EXPENDITURE OF $40,000 FOR
:?""HE IAS1' HALF OF 1972;
AND, FURTHER, THAT ANOTHER MEETING OF THE ARAPS BOARD TO REVIEW THE DECI-
SIONS REACHED BY Tr!E GOVERNING BODIES BE CALLED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARD AS SOON AS DECISIONS ARE REACHED BY ALL. Upon the c a ll of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s : Messrs. Bessette, Borger, Lyon, Nicholl, Schwab, Wa llace .
Nay s: None
The President d eclared the motion carried.
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Mr. Bessette left the meeting at 8:50 P.M. Mr. Pearson, Alternate,
took Mr. Bessette's place with the Board.
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MR. LYON MOVED, MR. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE EXECUTIVE CO~~ITTEE
BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGCY£IATE WITH MR. MARTIN BURI<Al-IP CONCERNING HIS CONI'INUED
ENPLOY~!ENr WITH THE PROJECT INA SALARY RANGE OF $500.00 TO $750.00 PER MONTH,
SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF Tr!E CONTINUANCE OF TilE PROJECT TO JULY 1, 1972, BY
THE GOVERNING BODIES OF 1'HE THREE JURISDICTIONS. The motion was discussed.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Messrs . Lyon, Nicholl, Pearson , Schwab , Wa llace .
Na ys: Mr. Borger
The Presjde nt declared the moUon carried.
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MR. LYON ~lOVED, MR . NICIIOLL SECONDED , THliT 'l'IIE MEETING BE ADJOUHNED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Mess1·s . Borger , Lyon, Nicho ll, Peurson , Schwab , Wallace.
Na y s : None
'J'he Prcr.idC'nt dec) a r ed llw motj on carried, and the mcetj ng acljournC'd at
9:15 P .H.
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MR. SCHWAB MOVED, MR. BORGER SECONDED, THAT THE ARAPS BOARD RECOM-
MEND TO EACH OF THE PARTICIPAT ING JURISDICTIONS THAT THE AGREEMENT CREATING
THE ARAPS PROJECT BE AMENDED TO ALLOW FOR AN EXTENSION OF PROJECT TIME FROM
DECEMBER 31, 1971, TO JULY 1, 1972, AND THAT THE 1972 BUDGETS OF EACH JURIS-
DICTION CONI'AIN APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ARAPS PROJECT IN THE AMOUNl'S OF
$10,000 FOR THE PERIOD FROM JANUARY 1, 1972, THROUGH JULY 1, 1972, AND
$40 ,000 FROM JULY 1, 1 9 72, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1972, THE LATTER $40,000
BEING SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS TO BE MET DURING 1972:
1. APPROVAL OF THE A RAPS REPORT TO BE ISSUED TO THE GOVERNING
BODIES OF THE THREE JURISDICTIONS IN THE SUMMER OF 1972;
2. EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE THREE JURISDICTIONS FOR
CONTINUANCE OF THE ARAPS PROJECT AFTER JULY 1, 1972;
3. SPECIFIC AlJl'HORIZATION OF THE EXPENDITURE OF $40,000 FOR THE
LAST HALF OF 19 72 .
DISCUSSION
The termination of Mr. Kirschner with the project has made it
impossible to meet the project deadline of December 31, 1971. Further,
the employment of a project coordinator to replace Mr. Kirschner for the
last few months of 1 97 1 would not be possible. However, it is the belief
of the ARAPS Board that the project is of value, that its goals and object i ves
are reasonable and benefici al to the three entities. It is, therefore, recom-
mended to each jurisd iction that the ARAPS project be extended through July 1,
1972, and that appr opriations be made in the 1972 budgets of $10,000 of
a d1itional funds to cover the period from January 1, 1972, to July 1, 1972,
with a cont i ngency amount of $40,000 from each to be budgeted for the last
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COUNCIL Mer:. TI NG FIL.E
Cl TY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING cti!J't:QRCDJGLEWOOD, COLQ.
JULY 7, 1971
I . CALL TO ORDER.
The regular meeting of the City Plannin g and Zon1ng Commission was
called to order at 8:05 p.m.
Members Prese nt : We1st; Vobejda; Senti; Patr1.ck; Mosbarger; Lentsch;
He nnin g; Car lson
Members Ab e nt: None
Also Present: Director of Planning Supinger
Assistant Director of Planning Romans
Mr . Lee Modrell, City of Sherida n Plannin g Commission
I I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
It was stated that the Minutes of June 22, 1971, were to be con si dered
for approval.
Henning moved:
Senti seconded: The Minutes of June 22, 1971, be approved as written.
The motion carried unanimously.
Planning Director Supinger noted that with th e appo1ntment of Mr . Leo
Lentsch to City Counc1l, that ac c ording to ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER, the
VIce-Cha1rman assumes the chair, and that elect1ons for Vice-Chairman
would be in order . Mr. Carlson, Vice-Chai r man, assumed the Chair, and
stated that the orde r of business would continue, with the elections
held at th e c lose of the session.
III . MARK TWAIN MOTEL CASE #16-71
June 22, 1971 3301 South Santa Fe Drive
Mr . Supinger stated that he had discussed this matter with Chief
Building Inspector Brokate, and it is felt by Mr. Brokate and hi s
Department that the s ugg es ted 6 ft. non-combust1ble fence is necessary
for f1re prote ct ion. Mr. Sup1nger stated that Mr. Brokate had ini-
tially planned to attend this meeting, but that Inasmuch as he was not
tn attendance, h e , Mr. Sup1nger, would try to summarize their dis-
cussions on the matter. Mr . Supinger stated that he also had dl.s-
c ussed the matter with City Atto ney Berard1ni, and 1t IS the attorney's
op1n1on that if the ommi ss ton feels the request is "reasonable that
they could and should tack 1t on" to the conditional use, but that the
fence could only be requ1red as a part of the "Cond1t1onal Use" pro-
ce dure . Dis c u sion followed.
Mr . Lentsch asked 1f thel'e was a known reason why the Chief Building
Inspecto r was not 1n attenda n ce? He state d that he fe lt the Chief
Building Inspe to had a responsib1lity to attend the meet 1ng to ex-
plain his recommended i n tallat1on of the fencing, and that he felt
it was unfo lunate he was not pre ent. Further discussion fo llowed •
Lentsch moved:
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Motel, 3301 South Santa Fe Dr1ve, for Installation of
nine (9) mob1le hom e s paces In conjunct1on with the
xisting 15-unit mot e l be gra nted, based on the
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1. Provision is to be made to carry the natural surface drainage, to-
get her with the additional run-off created by the improvements to
be added, from the site in such a manner as not to cause damage
to properties at a lower level. The drainage plan is to be approved
by the Director of Publ1 c Works.
2. TI1e southwest parking stall sh own in the free standing parking
area is to be eliminated to provide more adequate maneuvering space
in the aisle.
3. The asphalt for the roadway and parking area shall be in place be-
fore the o cc upancy permit is issued to occupy the spaces.
4, There shall be compliance with all of the provisions of the Mobile
Home Park Ordinance,
Approval of this plan is further conditioned upon the installation of
con c rete slabs as shown on plans submitted by Mr. Cannon to the Planning
Department dated June 3, 1971,
The motion carried unanimously.
IV, MOBILE HOME SHOW.
Mr. Supinger stated that there would be a Mobile Home Show held at
Cinderella City July 16th through July 18th. He stated that he under-
stood it would be located in the parking area north of the Denver Dry
Goods Store. He stated that he felt it might be of interest to Com-
mission members should they wish to attend,
V. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE
Mr. Supinger presented a proposed budget for 1972 for tre Planning
Commission. Mr. Supinger noted that the basic change in the proposed
budget from the 1971 budget was an increase in the account for Travel
& Conference Attendance. He explained that this was to enable the
Commission members to participate in the newly formed Arapahoe County
Planning Commissioners meetings, meetings with the City Council, etc,
Discussion followed. The proposed budget was gi ven approval by the
Commission for presentation to Council.
Mr. Le e Modrell of the Sheridan Planning Commission was introduced,
Mr. Modrell stated that he would like to extend an invitation to members
of the Englewood Planning Comm1ssion to attend the Sheridan Planning
Commission meeting on Fr1day, July 9th, Mr. Modrell stated that he
was very pleased to receive an agenda of the Englewood meetings and
co pies of the minute s, and sta ted that he felt the two cities needed
to work together, and that Englewood and Sheridan have, indeed, begun
to do so. He indicated that he felt the meetings of the Commissions
of Englewood and Sheridan was very definitely a step forward on the
road to "cooperation". Discussion followed, Mr. Lentsch stated that
he felt the City of Englewood should participate and cooperate wherever
possible with adjoin1ng ci ties, and that a beginning would be to send
the minute and a g ndas of the Commission m etings to these jurisdictions.
Mr. Supinger disc us ed th July m ting of the Arapahoe Planning Com-
missloners, which will be held July 15th and which will be held at the
H1lton Inn , Interstat •70 and Peoria Street in Aurora at 8:00p.m.
It was noted that the Aurora Planning Commission had invited the Engle-
wood Commission to a dinner m ting prior to the meeting at 8:00p.m.,
and hav stated that th y would like to know the number from Englewood
that will b attend1ng, and also what their choices would be for dinner.
The dinn r would b in th Hilton Inn Banquet Room, the "get acquainted
hour" at 6:00 p.m., and th d1nner starti n g at 6:30 p.m. Discussion
tollowcd . It was d t rm1ncd that Mr. and Mrs. Vobejda; Mr. and Mrs.
Patr1 k, Mrs. Henning; Mr. Wei t; Mr. Senti; Mr. Lentsch; Mr. Mosbarger
f1·om th Commission would att nd lh dinner and the meeting following.
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Mr. Supinger state d th a t a meeting with the City Council and Planning
Commission may b e sche duled for July 20th to discuss a plan for the
Co r e Area; i f th is meet i n g can be arranged, no "agenda" items will be
scheduled for that evening , bu t will be held over for the next regular meeting .
Mr. Carl s on note d that the next two meetings would be July 20th and
August 4th, a Wednesday night due to the Colorado Day holiday on the
f irst Monday in Augus t.
VI . COMMISSION'S CHOICE
Mr. Lentsch discussed the City Council meeting of July 6th, at which
time the Public Hearing on the matter of increasing off-street parking
standards in residential districts was held. Mr. Lentsch noted that
this matter was tabled for further consideration initially, but that
he did succeed in having it raised from the table later in the evening.
Mr . Lentsch noted that the Chamber of Commerce had taken no part in
discussion of this matter when it was before the Planning Commission,
and yet a resolution had been prepared and passed by the Board of
Directors of the Chamber for presentation to Council at the Public
Hearing approving and recommending Council approval of 2:1 parking
rather than 1-1/2:1 for some units as had been recommended by the
Commission. Mr. Lentsch indicated that he felt there was a strong
feeling on the Council that perhaps the matter should be considered
further by the Commission with an eye to increasing the required parking
to 2:1 ; however, the recommendation of the Commission for 1-1/2:1
parking for one or two bedroom units in other than single-family resi-
dential districts was approved by a vote of 6-1. Mr. Lentsch stated
that he felt this was an accomplishment, and pointed out that if the
Council had delayed action until the matter had been further studied
by the Commission, ordinances prepared, public hearings held, it could
have been another four or five months before anything would have been
done. Mr. Lentsch did feel that the Commission should give further
study to the matter of 2:1 parking. Discussion followed. Mr. Senti
commented that there had been no oppo&ition whatever voiced at the
Public Hearing before City Council on the proposal. He stated that he
felt the Council acted properly in passing the recommended parking
standards. Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff
would give the matter further study between now and the time the re-
vised ordinance 1s considered; he suggested that possibly interviews
with tenants might be one way of determining what parking is needed.
He stated that he didn't want to see the City approve the 2:1 if it
weren't actually needed, as this could place the City in a difficult
position of attracting developers if other cities standards weren't
as high . Further brief discussion followed.
Mr. Mosbarg er g ave a r eport on the Storm Drainage situation in the City,
and prog res s that ha s been made toward a solution to the problem. He
stated that i n i t ia l plans have been made to begin the storm drainage
prog ram i n the no rtheas t s e c tion of the City, and a possibility of
s t a rt i n g in the n orthwes t area along Harvard has also been seriously
c on s 1dered . li e n oted that the plan for the "south central" portion
of th e c 1 ty i nd icates tha t a "swale" by Charles Hay School will be
u se d f o r th e dra i nage , and that portions of the drainage will be open
while oth rs are to be closed . Mr. Mosbarger noted that if help can
be ob tai n ed f rom th e Federal Government, the project would probably
beg in 1n Northwest Eng lewood---this area is being considered as "Area
of Conc ern A" by the Workable Program Citizens' Committee, and if the
two c ould b e worked in c onjunct i on much could be accomplished. Mr.
Mo s ba rger no te d that the 1 % sales tax increase is covering the cost of
the st orm dra i na ge p r o gram, and that it is estimated to be 5 or 6 years
f rom t h e time i t is begun until it will be c ompleted. Discussion of
t h e plan e n s u e d .
Mr . ar l s on c all e d for nominations for Vice-Chairman.
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Mr. Senti nominated Mr. Robert Weist as Vice-Chairman of the Planning
Commission. Mr. Lentsch seconded the nomination.
Mosbarger moved:
Senti seconded: The nominations be closed, and a unanimous ballot be
cast for Mr. Weist for Vice-Chairman.
The motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:05 p.m. Coffee and cake were served to
members honoring the appointment of Mr. Lentsch to City Council.
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CIT"X: O F ENGLEWOOD C OL
WORKABLE PROGRAM CITIZENS' COMMITTEE ' O.
JULY 14, 1971
Regular Meet i ng
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MEMBERS PRESENT: J, Louis Parkinson ; Reverend Herbert Hosanna;
Vi Weist; Edna Hern; Dr. Charles Zartman;
Milton Senti ; Jacques Stackhouse; Russell
Woods, Jr.; George Johnston; Charles Henning;
Edna Tourtelot ; Herbert Mosbarger; Ruth H.
Allen ; Beverly Gonzales; Berry Slater and
William Stevenson.
MEMBERS ABSENT: Jerry Grant ; Pat Decker; Paul Shattuck;
David L. Beachy; Reverend Allen Strong;
Judith Henning ; Tom Hoogendyk; Henry Cokayne;
and Dennis Kelley.
OTHERS PRESENT: James L . Supinger, Director of Planning;
David Marquez, Metro-Denver Fair Housing
The meeting was called to Order by Chairman Parkinson at
7:45 p.m.
The reading of the Minutes of the July 1st meeting was dis-
pensed with and upon a motion by Mr. Johnston, the Minutes of
the Meeting on July 1, 1971, were approved.
Chairman Parkinson called upon Reverend Hosanna to give the
report of the Rules and Procedure Committee, which was sub-
mitted as follows:
WORKABLE PROGRAM CITIZENS' COMMITTEE
Rule s and Pro cedures
1. The membership of this ommitt e shall be determined by
the En g lewood City Co uncil .
2. The Workable Prog ram Ci tlz n ' Committee (WPCC) may
recommend to the City Cou n cil 1nd1viduals for membership
to the Committee.
3. Th e WP C shall cons1st o1 no le s than 12 members.
4. The term of off ice for the WPC C shall be as follows:
a. Th pre se nt comm1t tee to serve until c ertification.
b, Upon cert1f1 at1on the member hip s hall be designated
1nto thr c lasses to serve for three-year terms so
that no mor than 1 /3 of the me mb ership of the COIUIIi ttee
sha l l cha n g eac h year. A member may serve two con-
setu tlv thre -year t r ms, a nd then go off for one year •
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5. Attendance: Members missi ng three c onsecutive meetings
without g1ving prope r notification shall be a sent a
letter w1th regar ds to their lack of attendance. If a
member misses three mot·e meetings , then a letter shall
be sent to the City Coun ci l askin g f o r their replacement.
6. Meetings: The WP CC shall meet as deemed necessary by the
committee. Notification f or any meetings must be given
seven days p ri or to the date and/or telephone contact when
ne ces sary.
a. All meetings shal l be governe d by "Roberts Rules of
Ord er."
b. A quorum shall consist of n o less than 1/3 of the
present named committee memb ers .
c. All motions shall require a s1mple majority to pass.
7. Funding : Upon certification of the Workable Program, it
is recommended that funds be mad e available to this com-
mittee for expenses incurred in the regular order of its
business, i.e., secretarial expenses, printing expenses,
etc.
Rev erend Herbert R . Hosanna,
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Reverend Ho sa nna stated
relat1ng to officers of
Chairman, Vice-Chairman
elected annually, would
re-ele ct ion.
Jacques Stackhouse
that he wished
the committee,
and Secretary.
serve one year
to add another section
suggesting there be a
The officers would be
and be eligible for
Durin g th d1scuss1on that follow e d, il was suggested that a
sec tion should be added setting forth the p roce dure f or amending
the rules of th e committee and the method of notifying members
of a s p 1al me e t1ng was c ons 1dered. Mr. Supinger c ommented
that the S cretary s hould be appoint ed by the City Manager
rather than e l e t ed by th e omm1ttee.
pon a mot1on by Mr. Slater , th ma tter was tabled for further
c on side ratJon by the Rules and Pro c dure Committee.
Th next order of bu 1ness was ons1derat1on of the revised
Workabl e Program appl t cat1 on . A qu st 1on of procedure was
rai sed, tnasmuch as a mot1on to approv e th e application which
was being consJd r •d at the July lst meting would not be
appl1cabl 111 th e t'On•nd J'ation of the rev1sed application.
A motion tot' Ht ·t ud the mot1on continued from the July lst
m t1ng, wh.Leh mot1011 approv ed th e in1tial appli ation for
the Work a b ll> Pro~rnm c t•ti f1cation , wa s c arried.
A nwllon ~a " m,Hl<' hy Revere nd Ho s anna to recommend th approval
of th appl H ' t1on e c 1 v ed by th e Wo r kable Program Ci t1zens'
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Committee on July 14, 1971, and to forward the application to
the City Council.
Discussion was called for and the Comm1ttee reviewed the re-
vised application with the following comments and suggestions:
GENERAL:
Page 1, §1: Referred to Attachment 1, which attach-
ment was revised to include the name of Councilman
Leo Lentsch, replacing former Councilman Richard Lone.
§2: Refers to a "previous certification" --not
applicable.
CODES AND CODE ENFORCEMENT
Page 2, §1: In giving the source of codes adopted
by the community the Housing Code was identified as
the "Inter-County Regional Planning Commission
(DRCOG)* Housing Code" adding the words "Housing
Code".
§2: Adopting ordinances are to be attached to the
application in reference to the Housing Code (1968),
the Building Code (1969), the Plumbing Code (1970),
the Electrical Code (1968), and the Fire Prevention
Code (1971) .
Page 3, §3: Incorporates a suggestion made at the
July ls t meeting to read: "The City has adopted the
Denver Building Code which is a modification of the
Uniform Building Code. Within the year, the 1970
edi lion of the Uniform Building Code will be con-
sidered for adoption,
§4: Incorporates suggestions made at the July lst
meeting adding that an attempt would be made to bring
a "major portion" of the 875 stru ctures classified as
ub-standard up to standard by the end of the initial
rtffj~atton period and that building inspection will
b ondu t d in a " ystemati r view process on a
uniform C 1ty-wJde ba is''.
§5: In ·o1 para t s th sugge tion made at the last
m et11P that empha 1s be pla d on a preference for a
e1~hbo1'11ood O~v lopm nt Program,
§Sa: Just1fJ ca t1on for the s lection of "Area A" as
th JnJt Ja l tal'get ar a has been added as requested
at th July l Ht me ting, It was suggeste d that the
construc tton ost of the new elementary school and
propos~d l1r tation should b given,
P f/,(' 4, §6: Ref rs ton "pr v1ous ertification"
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and Fire Department has been attached to the application.
§8: In regard t o e nforcement data --no change has
been made .
PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING
Page 5, §1: Whe th er or not the City's effort to meet
the public transportation needs of the community by
providing bu s servi ce should be described at this
point wa s discussed.
Mr. Supinger ex plained that the statement refers to
the sta t u s of the g eneral plan a the City and the
various components of the plan, and that reference to
the City's bu s service would not be appropriate in
this section .
§la : No change --explains that the 1963 Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance i s being revised at this time.
Page 6, §2: A list of studies which will either be
attached to the application or be made available at
the City Hall is given. It was pointed out that #7,
the Traffic Study to be completed in July of 1971,
will include a section on mass transit.
In discussing problems or needs pointed up by the
studies listed in the preceding §2, Mr. Johnston moved
that the la st sentence be d e l eted inasmuch as it is
not germ aine to the subject. The motion carried.
Whether or not t he number of su b-standard units in
each of the five areas of c once rn should be listed
even though they do appear on t he Areas o f Concern
Map was discussed. Other s u gges tions were made, and
upon a motion by Mr. ll enni ng, §3 , Pa ge 6, was re f erred
to the s taff for further tudy. The motion carried.
Pa g 7, §4: Th taff was alerted to reconsider the
information 1n §4, if cha n ges made in the preceding
§3 hould warrant modific at i ons i n this statement.
§5: Mr. Supinger is to orrect the fig ures given for
the Storm Dra.1nag pt•ogram.
Page 8, §6: Refe J'S to action pt·ograms undertaken in
the last ccrtif1c at1on peri od . Not appli c able.
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§7: A section "c" has been added identifying the City
Council, Planning Commission, Parks & Recreation Com-
mission, Workable Program Citize ns' Committee, City
Manager and Department Heads as parti ci pants in the
planning and programming process.
§8: Added to the profess ional staff personnel listed
are: Public Works Director, Utilities Director,
Finance Director, Director of Parks & Recreation,
Director of Library, Police Chief and Fire Chief.
Page 9, §9: No change has been made in the revised
application and no change in the statement was sug-
geste d by the c ommittee .
§10: A list of agencies and organizations represented
on the Workable Program Citizens' Committee is included.
HOUSING AND RELOCATION .
Page 10, §1: Mr. Supinger said the 1970 Census informa-
tion will be c hecked when it is available, to confirm
or correct the figures given for vacancy rate and
vacant units available at prices or rentals low-income
families can afford.
§2: South Suburban Board of Realtors is to be added
as a source of information on vacancy rates and vacant
units in the City.
Page 11, §3: It was suggested that this Section should
be expanded upon.
§4: This section refers to a ''pre vious certifies tion"
and is not appl1cable.
§5: The relationship between the Planning Department
and Local Hou si n g Authorit y was d1scussed. No changes
were suggested in the tateme nt .
Page 12, §6: Mr. Supinger is to redraft this section.
RELOCATION REQUIREMENTS .
Pa ge 12, §la: o c hange made .
§lb: o •hange made.
Pag , 13, §1 : ot applicabl
§ld: ot appli c able.
Pa ~~: 14, §3: The Cou nty Welfare Department and Inter-
fa I h Task Force are to be added as sources of assistance
for displaced p rson s .
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placed, should a HUD assisted project be undertaken,
is unknown .
Page 15, §5: Until a program is undertaken, income of
families and available units f or displaced families is
not known .
§Sa: Information on new housing to be made available
to displaced families is unknown at this time.
Page 16, §6: Whether or not single persons will be
displaced, should a program be undertaken, is unknown
at this time.
§7: No factual figures are available on the vacancy
rate in low-income housing --rents or payments re-
quired or number of bedrooms. This information will
be available from the 1970 Census in the near future.
Page 17, §8: There was considerable discussion about
this statement because the Committee members feel
that the information is not available at this time and
will not be until an Urban Renewal Program is under-
taken.
No change to the statement given was agreed upon by
the committee.
CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT.
Page 18, §la: Upon a motion by Mr. Stevenson, con-
sideration of this section was tabled pending the
possible appointment of a representative of the
American Association of Retired Persons. The motion
carried .
§lb: No change suggested 1n the description of
participating grou ps.
Page 19, §lc: No change suggested in the statement
given.
§ld: The M1nute s of the Workable Program Citizens'
Committee are to be submitted as being descriptive
of the efforts at coordination among the various
citiz n s and groups .
Page 20, §2: Again, the Minutes of the committee are
to b attach d to show the relationship and participa-
tion ol the se veral groups and individuals interested
in th liUD assisted programs.
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is to be amended to include other resources such as
the Metro-Denver Fair Hous i n g Department's briefing
on HUD hou sin g prog rams and the tour of the City that
was arranged by the Planning Department to orient the
members. Th e motion carried .
§4: The Mi nutes of the comm i ttee are again referred
to as the source of the information sought.
This ended the review of the application and Mr. Supinger was
asked to make the suggested changes and to submit them to the
committee at the next meeting. It was suggested that Mr.
Supinger review the application wi th Mr. Joe Brown, who is
with the Denver Regional HUD Office, before the next meeting.
It was suggested that the staff contact the American Association
of Retired Persons to see if they would like a representative
on the committee. If they do want to participate, the names
could be referred to the City Council at the next meeting of
the committee.
Under Old Business, Mr. Johnston referred to the tour which
new members took on July lOth, and expressed concern over the
parking lot "sprawl" that is developing in the area east of
the Central Business District.
There was no New Business.
The next meeting is to be on August 5, 1971.•
The me e ting adjourned at 10:15 p.m.
*NOTE: It wi ll b e ne ce ssary to hold the next regular meeting
on-AUGUST 1 2 , 1971, bec ause of a c on fl i c t with a City function.
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The regular July .meeting of the Englewood Library Bo ard was called to order at
7:40 p.m. in the library offices by the chairman, Mr. Maxwell, and a quorum was de-
clared present.
The minutes of the previou s meeting were approved.
Miss Harriet Lute, Library Director, presented both the June statistical report
and the 2nd Quarter report and di6c u ssed changes in the library circulation pattern.
Also discussed were the 1972 Library and Library Board budgets as presented to the
City Manager. She pointed out the few changes from the original draft given to the
Board at its June meeting.
Copies of the book Engle1;ood From the Beginnin & by Dave Hicks,· which the library
had hard-bound for presentation to the city departments, were shown. ·
Mrs. Ch ery l Henderson was introduced to the Board. Mrs. Henderson graduated
from the University of Nebra ska and has had three years of experience with circulation
at the univ ersi ty library. She has been employed to replace Miss Gail Mcintire.
Miss Lute reported on her trip to the American Library Association convention
in Dallas last month. She was able to attend several symposiums on library trends,
particularly de a ling with the library's "outreach and participation" in COrMlunity
life and service.
Mr. George Mason reported that the pictures of early Englewood loaned to the
Library for the Board's "Share Your Hedtage" project had been returned to Hr. E;imer
Ausfahl, and that the Library has his permission to make slides of the pictures for
i.ts Colorado collection. Hr. ~ias on will send a letter of <';:nreciation from the Board
to Hr. Ausf ahl.
A brief di scussion was led by ~lr. Maxw el l concerning the changes which Arap ahoe
Region a l Lib rary District has indicated it wishes to make in its contract for 1972
with the En glewood Public Library, and the Board explored the po ssi ble alternatives
which could be considered.
Mr. Ohority rcpor~ed that he fell the "Sha re Your Her!tage" project is an excel-
lent one ..and the t the City Coun c il might be favo rab ly impre ssed with providing some
mon ey for ·furthering it. The Board also discussed the possibility of obtaining a
state grant with matching fund s .
The meeting was adjourned at 9:25p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
.• llh vfl~M/1"~ Qh~
Maryjeannc Crow~,
Secretary
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DIRECTORY OF ELECTED OFFICIALS
Elmer E. Schwab, Mayor
John J. Lay, Mayor Pro Tern, District No. 3
Dallas J. Dhortty, Councilman, District No. 1
Howard R. Brown, Councilman, District No. 2
John C. Kreiling, Councilman, At-Large
Leo Lentsch, Councilman, At-Large
Milton Senti, Councilman, District No. 4
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Stsnley H. Dial, City Manager
Wm. L. McDivitt, Assistant City Manager
Bernard V. Berardlnl, City Attorney
Charles B. Carroll, Utllltles Director
Jack L. Clasby, Pollee Chief
Wm. A. Hamlltoo, Fire Chief
Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries
Stephen A. Lyon, Finance Director
John Murphy, Personnel Director
Ernest P. Romans, Parks and Recreation Director
James L. Suplnger, Planning Director
Kells Waggoner, Director of Publlc Works
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Second Quarter 1971
I FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
I Anticipated Current % of Est. Last Year Last Year
Revenue Month To Date Collected To Date %
I Sales Tax $ 1,833 ,677 $141,086 $ 912,847 50 $ 928,701 55
I Property Tax 134,740 26,336 91,778 68 111,192 59
Fra nchise Taxes:
Public Service 144,900 80,265 I Mountain Bell 62,118 31,560
Water Utility 25,000 11,878
Sewer Utility 11,265 5,651
I Tot a l 243,283 129,354 53 138,106 78
Othe r Ta xes:
I Spec. OW nership 2 0 ,500 1,14 9 1 3 ,8 3 8
Cigarette Tax 101,473 7,982 48,030
Liquor Oc c upation 10,900 10,700
Tota l 132,873 9,131 72,568 55 77,681 61 I Fees & Permit s :
Street Cuts 2,904 221 2,058
I Building Permits 27,280 1,826 14,012
Electrical Permits 7,366 618 4,564
Plumbing Per:mits 2,182 162 1,769
I Spec . & State Reg . Fees 92,454 1,280 88,916
Dog Licenses 4, 700 94 1,237
Mi sc . Licenses 29,1 5 0 1,710 28!893
To t a l 1 66 ,036 5 ,911 141,449 85 84,837 86 I Municipal Court 4 9 ,440 5 ,803 3 1,670 64 27,196 57
I Revenue f rom Other Agencies:
State Liquo r License 1,1 50 4 9 98
State H/W Users Tax 221 ,735 14,9 2 9 88 ,086
County Court Fees 3 ,000 405 2!480 I Tota l 225 ,885 1 5 ,383 9 0,664 40 99,819 55
Service Charges:
I Library Fees 6 ,660 634 3 ,6 70
Engineering Fees 6 ,500 171 4 3 9
Mobile Home 2,400 3 1 886
I Po l ice 3 ,965 573 2,480
Fire Districts 11 1,179
Library Contract 30 ,250 2,500 10,063
Stat H/W Maintenance 2,600 867 I • I State Alcohol Prevention Prog .l8,445 1!845 3 !689 • Tota l 70 ,820 5 ,765 23,273 33 28,191 37
I Other Revenues:
Interest 27 ,909 7 ,375 7,375
Miscellaneous 8 ,320 1!6 49 8!249
I Total 36 ,229 9 ,024 15!624 43 7!785 78
Total Rev nue $2,892 ,983 $218,439 $1,5 09,227 52 $1,503,508 58
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Second Quarter 1 97 1 I FINANCE DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANC:::S CHARGED TO 1 9 71 BUDGETE D APPROPRIAT IONS
I GENERAL FUND
I Spen t &
Annua l Current Cu rrent Encumb. % o f Last Year Las t Yea r
Budget Mo nth Encumb. To Date Budge t To Date %
I Legis l atio n & Counc il :
Cit y Council $ 2 8 ,122 $ 1,394 $ 12,3 39
Bo ard o f Ad justment 2,5 0 9 1 89 1,05 4
I Car ee r Serv ice 1 ,145 9 0 5 82
P l anning & Zo ning 3 ,277 2 3 2 2,148
Libr ary 660 40 227
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City Attorney 42 ,9 8 3 3 ,532 1 9 ,5 1 5
To ta l 7 8 ,696 5 ,4 77 35 ,865 46 $ 3 2,438 47
Management:
I City Ma nager 5 7,9 1 6 4 ,9 4 6 2 7,279
Personne l 2 6 ,20 7 ~ 12,764
To tal 84,12 3 7 ,108 4 0,04 3 4 8 3 2,026 4 2
I Financ e:
F ina n ce Office 1 48 ,27 5 11,960 65 ,3 48
Mun i cipa l Co urt 55 ,71 5 4,1 9 2 22,3 28 I Centr a l Serv ices 21,93 8 1,76 2 1 3 ,9 4 5
Gen e r a l Op erat i ons 71,200 5,149 4 7 ,277
Au to. Ope r . System 20,000 20,0 00
I To ta l 3 17 ,128 2 3 ,063 1 6 8,898 53 116 ,186 52
Public Wo rks:
I En gine ering 117 ,4 18 6 ,320 36 ,194
Str eets 4 2 5 ,204 2 5 ,356 1 79 ,477
Traffic 112,035 11,3 34 53 ,4 90
Building Insp. 7 6 ,557 6 ,149 36 ,639 I C ity Ha ll Maint. 1 07 ,2 0 3 ~ 50!1 44
To tal 838 ,4 1 7 57,094 355 ,944 42 3 27,08 3 44
I Fire Department 553,005 4 3 ,223 27 3 ,597 49 241,997 49
Police Department 775,001 63,1 61 386,665 50 31 2,178 50
I Parks & Recre a tion 342 ,317 51 ,4 9 7 135 ,794 40 116,986 45
Planning 65 ,666 7,266 32 ,675 50 21,900 38 I Library 1 35 ,481 10 ,034 62 ,387 46 50,244 41
I T ransfer to Bus Line 1 9 ,024 I • •
Total Expenditures $3 ,208 ,858 $267 ,923 $1,491 ,868 46 $1,251,038 47
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Second Qu a r ter 1 9 71
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
WATER FUND
Anticip ated Current % o f Es t .
Revenue Mont h T o Dat e Colle cte d
$ 7 6 0,950 $ 8,02 5 $ 4 13 ' 35 7 5 4
1,0 00 1 08 568
35 ,000 6 ,9 7 4 3 2,4 34
691 24 7 506
9 ,3 00 7 88 6 , 541
24 ,634 1 6 ,686 19 ,536
2 ,0 0 0 11,635
72,625 24,8 0 3 71 ' 2 2 0 98
2,200,000 2 ,210 ,2 65 1 00
$3 ,033 ,5 7 5 $ 3 2,8 2 8 $2 ,694 ,84 2 89
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To Dat e %
$ 412,72 7 5 2
2 6 ,794 35
$4 39 !5 21 5 1
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGE D TO 1 971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Produ ctio n:
So urce & Supply
Power & Pump
Purifica tion
Total
T r a ns . & Dist.
Administr ation :
Account & Co ll.
Gene r a l
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Capita l Plant and
Equipment
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$35 ,21 5
9 7,936
92 ,074
225 ,225
111 ,120
39 ,4 68
109 !426
148,894
461,77 3
2 5 ,000
637 ,600
$1,609 ,6 12
C u rren t
Month
$ 2,464
6,638
4 ,501
13 ,603
7 ,638
4,5 44
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Encumb .
To Date
$15 ,169
30 ,899
36 ,5 39
82 ,6 07
4 5 ,302
25,090
5 7,526
82,616
6 2,151
11,878
2 3 ,774
$308!328
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$ 89 ,246
33 ' 074
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64 ,161
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SEWER FUND
Po rtion of Year to Date 50%
Second Quarter 197 1
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Collected
Last Year
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Las t Year
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$ 294,5 2 5 $35 ,12 5 $142,53 8 48 $ 1 36 .2 2 5 5 4
20 ,000 2 ,569 11,951
Connectio n Fees -Outsid e 31 ,00 0 10,200 42 ,690
I n ter e st 20,000 1 0 ,947 10,94 7
Sewer Tap Fee s 748 1,422
Mis c e lla n e ous 1 0 !000 21 6 1 ,14 3
To tal 8 1,0 0 0 2 4 ,680 68 ,1 53 84 30,1 83
Federa l Particip atio n 130 ,0 0 0
To t a l Revenue $ 505 ,525 $59 ,8 0 5 $21 0 ,691 42 $1 66,408
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1 971 BUDGETED APP ROP RIATIONS
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Budget t o Date
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% I Treatment $ 81,476 $1 5 ,442 $ 58 ,3 24 72 $ 4 5 ,911 56
63 ,602 2 ,851 1 7 ,039 I
S a nitary System
Administratio n:
2 7 1 8 ,3 77 45
21 ,122 2 ,627 11 ,803
3 2 ,6 4 6 2 ,0 57 1 3 ,1 54
53 ,768 4 ,684 24 ,957
Ace . & Co l l.
I Gen e ral
Total 46 1 7 ,4 33 44
D bt Serv ice 74 ,22 5 9 ,48 5 1 3 10,219 14
Cont. Services 1 5 ,72 7 4 ,365 28 0
I Misce llaneous 11 ,26 5 5 ,651 50 2,448 10
Capita l P l ant and
I Equipment 4 4 0 ,000 --.!.E 62 !902 14 63 ,51 6 100
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
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103 ,6 47 20,2 58 70,286
43 ,568 1 9 ,712 1 9 ,712
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$ 1 ,8 04,678 $1 66 ,884 $923 ,151
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Second Qu arter 1 9 71
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1 971 BUDGETE D APPROPRIATIONS
Pav i ng District No . 1 9
Paving District No. 20
Par k Imp r o vement
Sidewalk District No . 71
Servicenter
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Master P l an Dev .
Signal Pre -Emp. Dev.
TOPICS
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Greenbe lt
Animal Shelter
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110,00 0
55 ,000
3 ,842
30 ,000
764 ,649
25,000
12 ,211
17,313
47,000
4 5 ,000
963 ,276
149,485
33!553
$2,358 ,3 29
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15 ,833
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$92 ,41 5
S p e n t &
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To Da te
$ 59 ,112
18,500
56
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33 ,066
8 ,100
26!764
$157,234
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I Re v e nue Mo nth To Date Collected To Date %
C ity of Eng l ewo od $ 56 ,13 6 $28 ,068 $2 8 ,068 5 0 $ 20,635 50
I School District No . 1 17 ,3 0 0 999 3 ,1 0 8 18 2 ,44 1 14
I Outdoor Pool 1 3 ,000 7 ,470 7 ,470 5 7 5 ,260 37
I ndoor Pool 9 ,500 2,648 6 ,0 11 63 3 ,277 2 5
I S ports & Games 28 ,000 2,401 1 5 ,902 57 1 3 ,503 89
Cultural Activ i ties 17 ,800 3 ,343 10,673 60 8 ,353 67
I P l aygrounds 394 8 8 2
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In terest 4 50 343 343 76
I Other Inco me 1 ,500 653 889 59 227 28
To ta l Revenue $1 46 ,580 $46 ,669 $73 ,4 3 1 50 $54 ,214 4 6
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Budget Mo nth Encumb. To Date Budget to Date %
I Outdoor Poo l $ 18,705 $ 3 ,9 2 9 $ 5 ,072 27 $ 4,6 1 3 2 9
I Indoor Poo l 2 0 ,360 3 ,1 5 7 7,163 35 4,444 21
S ports & Games 49 ,473 4,556 1 6 ,5 19 33 1 3 ,781 33
I Cu l tura l Activities 22,212 2 ,5 80 11 ,401 5 1 9 ,662 5 1
P l a ygrounds 6 ,785 1,63 1 1 ,691 2 5 1 ,667 2 6
I S p ecia l Event s 6 ,3 77 468 779 12 1,034 19
I Zoo 5 74 5 74 100 I • •
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I Total Exp ense $14 6 ,580 $1 9 ,663 $50 ,444 3 4 $41 ,351 3 4
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I FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
I BUS LINE OPERATION
I Anticipated Current % of Es t . Last Yea r Last Year
Revenue lolonth To Date Collected to Date %
I Fares $ 24,000 $ 2,10 3 $12,516 52 $ 2,901
Tokens 6 00 360 2,251 3 7 5
I Interest -0-110 110 100
Mi scellaneou s 5 00 500 I Total Re venue $ 25,100 $ 2,57 3 $14' 877 59 $ 3,401
I EXPENDITURES & ENCU MBRANCES CHARGED TO 1 971 APPROPRIATIONS
I Spent & Last
Annua l Current Current Encumb. % o f Last Year Year
Al!E r o2riatio n Month Encumb. to Date Budget to Date %
I Sal a r ies $ 1 3 ,200 $ 1,086 $ 6 ,284 47 $ 1,499
Re pa irs & Maintenance 7 ,200 1,295 4,176 58 259
I Gas and Oil 1,080 176 574 53 42
I Insurance 3 ,300
Part-time 94 94 100
I Payroll taxe s 687 1 68 24
Pensio ns 122 299 100
I Health & Life Insurance 3 1 187 100
I Workmen's Com pensatio n 70 70 100 • OVertime 100 6 204 204
I Capital Outlay 36 ,000
Miscellaneous 1,5 10 1 5 1 367 24 7 I I • • • To tal Expense $ 6 3 ,147 $ 2,961 $12,423 20 $~ j I
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TRAFFIC TICKETS (VIOLATIONS BUREAU)
COURT CASES
COURT COSTS
BOND FORFEITURES
WITNESS FEES
JURY FEES
ARRAIGNMENTS---------------462
TRIALS TO COURT------------278
JURY TRIALS HELD-----------6
JURIES DISMISSED-----------4
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DIVISION: Personnel
SECOND QUARTER 1971
The activities carried on in the Personnel Department
during the second quarter of 1971 are as follows:
Since the end of March, ten (10) full-time and nineteen
(19) part-time people have been hired. Most persons hired
as full-time employees were put on as replacements for vaca-
ted positions. Almost all part-time people were hired to
carry the extra work load during the summer.
Number of applications accepted during the second quarter
were two hundred and eleven (211). Tests were given to
seventy-three (73) people and thirty-four (34) people
were interviewed. During this period, there were ten (10)
terminations (full-time personnel), bringing the total
for the year to nineteen (19) and closing the quarter
with a turnover rate of 7.0%.
Total number of employees on June 30, 1971 was three hun-
dred and thirty-one (331). There were two hundred and
seventy-one (271) full-time and forty-two (42) part-time
employees. Total hours worked for all personnel for this
period were one hundred and fifty-two thousand, eight hun-
dred and sixty-three (152,863), making a total of two hun-
dred and ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred and fifty-
three (298,753) hours worked for the year thus far. Four
hundred and forty (440) hours were lost due to accidents,
bringing the total number of hours lost in 1971 to four
hundred and seventy-two (472), .158% of all hours worked.
There were twenty-three (23) accidents in the last three
months, resulting in a total of forty (40) for the year.
At the end of June, 1970, there were twenty (20) reported
accidents.
New jobs include a documentation technician and an intern
in the ARAPS program, a systems analyst in Finance, a
recreation superv isor in Parks and Recreation and a commun-
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letter from F1re Ch1ef Hamilton asking that correspondence
regard i ng a d i sc1pl1nary act i on which had taken place
over a year ago be purged from the person's and the Career
Serv1ce records .
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the personal serv1ces section of the 1972 budget.
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SECOND QUARTER 971
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Qgunt,y ::ourt
Drunk Drl ving
Careless Driving
All Other Movi ng
Improper Equipment
License FlR te Violationa
Driver's License Violations
Othe r StJte Violationa
District Court
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I LIQUOPOU':'LET CA LLS (Co ntinued)
I .. -9 -, Hunga e 1 e ~.an down on sidewalk Party sent home in cab.
-1 -71 Belleview Bowl Dontestic fight Differences settled prior
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5 -2 -71 Belleview Howl Domestic figh t Party brought in • warned
and released.
I 5-29-71 Belleview Bowl Disturbance No problem upon officer's
arrival.
I 5-30-71 Ouespato 's Belligerent party Party requested to leave
by officers and did so.
I 6 -2 -71 Zu:id er Zee Assault Two unknown parties
assaulted patron without
apparent provocation -
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sign cOIIplaint.
I 6 -2-• Hampden West Drunk part7 Part7 sent hoae in a cab.
A-8-7 Hampden '·est Unwanted drunks Parties escorted fro•
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not to return.
6 -12 -71 C !<SU 1 Man down in gutter Party was struck b7
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an epileptic seisure.
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I 6 -1 ;-71 Studio Lounge Fight Do~e t ic disturbance -
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charced with drunk in public.
I t,-.?t -71 Shakey's Fight One part7 arrested and
charced w1 th c&rrTinc a
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II CLA SS I OFFENSES
ll .ACTUAL TOTAL CLEARED BY
QLASS IT IC TION REPORTED UNFOUNDID OFFENSES CLEARED JUVENILg)
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Mans aughter 2
Ra (total) 2 2 2
F rc ble Rape 2 2 2
AssauJ. to Rape
I Reb ben (total) 11 10 6 4
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Strong-arm s s 4 4
Asea t (total) 33 10 23 11 3
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Knife, etc.
Othe:r Dange rous Weapol"
Hand , Fists, Fee s 2 3 2
No t . Aggravate 26 7 19 8 3
(tot,u) 89 3 86 13 2
~}lt.ry S4 1 ~? 9
~nt::-y 33 2 4 2
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Larceny (total) 629 22 6o7 196 119
$50.00 and Over 172 9 163 2$ 7
Under $SO.oo 4$7 1 3 444 171 112
Auto 'fheft 86 1J ZJ 11 2
To tal 8$2 $0 802 24$ 1J1
CLASS II OFFENSES
Arson and Attal'!pt 3 3
Mali ~ o ~ Mi ~hie 213 3 210 20 1$
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FOR ALL OFII'ENSE.S EXCEPI' TRAFFIC
AdW..!!!. Juvenil es
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F ire Calls
\'Jithin City Limi ts .........•...•.•....•..••...........••.•....••.•...•• 160
F ire in buil ding ................••.••......•••.•.••••••.•.••..•.•... 37
Fire in motor v eh icle ....•.....•.•.•.•••......•...•...•..••.••••.••• 15
Fire in r u bbish or brush ..•......••.••...••..•...•.•.•...•.•.••••••. 63
Othe r fir es outdoors ••••....••..•...•••••••.•.•...•••••••...••••••••• 6
False Alarms ••••..••••..••••..••••.•...•••.•...••••••.•....•.••••..• 16
Alarms where there was no fire •••••.•..•..•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 3
Within S herid a n Fire Di s tric t •.•.••....••••••..••••••••.•••.•....•••.•••• l
Within Denver Fire Di strict ••.•..•..••.•.•..•••••.•.••••..•••.••....••..• l
TOTA L FIRE CALLS ANSWERED ....••.•••••••••••••.....•..•..••••••••••• 162
Property Exposure and Loss
W ~thin C~ty Limi ts :
Val ue exposed ..•....•.••.•••.•••••••.•.••••••.••.•..•.••.••• $5 1 447 1 02 C
Value lost •......••...•••••••.•.•..•••..••..•.••.•...•.••••..•.. l2 1 530
Number of Feet of Hose Used
One inch ( 1"} Hose .•.••••••••••••••••••.••.•.••.••••.•.•.••••.••••••• 4 1 341
One and one-hal f i nch ( 1~"} Hose ••.••..•.••.••.•••••••.••••..•••..•.. 3 1 450
Two and one-half inch ( 2~"} Hose ••••....•••••••••••••••..••••.••..••• 7 1 000
Fiv e inc h Hos e .........••••.•••••..•...•••••.••••••..••.••.•••.•.•••.•• 400
Rescue Call s
Within City Lim i ts ....••..•••..•.•.••••••••••••••..••••••••••••.••..••• 208
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Home ••••..•.•.•...•.••.•.•••.•••••.•.•••••••••.•..•.•.•••.•••.•• 24
P ublic •••..•...•.•••..•....•••••••••••••.•••••••••...•..••••••.• 34
Industr ial .•••••••..•••.•••••.••••••••••••••••...•.••.•.••..••.•• 1
Auto obi l •.••.•••..•••••..•...••••••••.•••.••..•.•••.•••.•...•. 60
Illness :
He art ••.•....•..••.•••..•.••...•••.•••••.••••..•••••••..••..•••• 18
Assistance ..••••••••.•..••..•.•.•••••••••••••••.•••..•..••..••••• 9
Mi sce laneous •..•••••••.•..••••..••••••••••••..••••..••••...••.. 45
Atte mpt Suicide ••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 9
Pal s e Alarm: •..•.•.•.••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••.••• 8
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Within County ••••••.•••..••••.•..••.•••...••.••.••..•••..•.•••••••...•... 1
Mutual Aid Calls
(Fire and Rescue)
Englewood assisting Others •••••.•••.•••.••••••••••.•••.••.••.••••••••.•.• 6
Others assisting Englewood •.•••••••••••••••••••••.••••.•.•.••••.•••.•••.• 0
Fire Prevention
Inspection by Bureau ••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••..•••.••••••••••• 67
Inspection by in-company •••.•••..•.•••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••••••••••• 363
TOTAL INSPECTIONS •••••••••••.••••.••.•••••••••••••..••••.•••••••••• 430
Training
Special classes •••••.•.••••••.••.•••••••••.••••.•..••.••••.••••••••••••• 40
Number of men attending •••••..••.•.•.•.•.••.•••.•••..•••••••••••••••••• 538
Manhours .••••••••••••••••••.•.••••.•••.•.•••••••.••.••.•.•••.•••••••• 1, 524
Number of feet of hose used (includes 11:1", 21:1 ", and 5") ••••••••••••• 10,950
Miscellaneous
Total fire and rescue calls ••••••••••••••••••••..••••.•.••••••••••••••• 374
Total number of men respond i ng, all calls (Fire) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 813
(Rescue) •.•••••••••.••••••••• 494
Average number of men per call (Fire) ....................... 5.0
(Rescue) ••••..•.••...••.•.•.• 2 • 6
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SECOND QUARTER 1971
STREET OPERATION HOURS
Supervisory and Clerical 1,937
Trash Haul 380
Dirt Haul & Excavate 58
Gravel, Sand & Rock Haul 32
Base Material Haul & Fill Holes 158
Patching 3,605
Drainage Clearance 700
New Culvert 24
Snow & Ice Removal 12
Flusher Operation 24
Street Sweeping 795
Loaders Operations 83
Blades Operations 646
Building Maintenance 77
Pumping 319
96 Mower Op erati on 156
Miscellaneous 1,679
Equipment Maintenance 2 ,342
Shop Yard Maintenance 70
T<Yl'AL 13,097
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STREET OPERATION HOURS
Supervisory and Clerical 1,937
Trash Haul 380
Dirt Haul &. Excavate 58
Gravel, Sand &. Rock Haul 32
Base Material Haul &. Fill Holes 158
Patching 3,605
Drainage Clearance 700
New Culvert 24
Snow &. Ice Removal 12
Flusher Operation 24
Street Sweeping 795
Loaders Operations 83
Blades Operations 646
Building Ma intena nee 77
Pumping 319
96 Mower Operation 156
Miscellaneous 1 ,679
Equipme nt Maintenance 2 ,342
Shop Yard Maintenance 70
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SECOND QUARTER 1971
ENGINEERING OPERATION NUMBER
Street and Alley Cut Permits
Curb, Gutter , Walk & Driveway Permits
TRAFFIC OPERATION
Street Striping
Curb Painting
Crosswalks Painted
Parking Stalls Painted
Signals Installed
Signals Removed
Signal Maintenance
Signs Installed
Signs Removed
Sign Maintenance
Signs Pain ted
Signs Baked
Counters
Shop Maintenance
Equipment Maintenance
Miscellaneous
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1,038
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319
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Residential Buildings 7
Apartment Buildings-109 Units 5
Commercial Buildings 5
Industrial Buildings 6
Municipal Buildings 1
Sub Total 24
Residential Additions
Commercial Additions
Industrial Additions
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Electrical
Heating -Air Conditioning
Plumbing
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160
77
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Miscellaneous (Fences,
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Signs
Sub Total
roofing,
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Grand Total
Contractor Lic e nses . . .
Misc e llane ous . . . . . .
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535,111.00 1,176.00
278,998.00 641.00
292,927.00 772.00
24.853.00 No Fee
$1,228,289.00 $2,895.00
$ 116,852.00 $ 606 .00
136,973.00 451.00
53.525.00 159.00
$ 307,350.00 $1,216.00
$ 185,413 .00 $2,263 .00
238,754 .00 972.00
180,259.00 517.00
17.705 .00 138.00
212,935.00 1,130.00
81449.00 65 .00
$ 843,515 .00 $5,085 .00
$2,379,154.00 $9,196.00
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g HO US ING CODE . . 131
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MOBILE HOME PARKS. 631
WRECKING YARDS . . 10
IJ TOTAL. 2766
NOTICES ISSUED:
II CORRECTION AND STOP ORDERS 31
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LICENSES AND PERMITS 43
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TOTAL . 266
I COMPLAIN T INVESTIGATIONS. ... . . . . 445
CONTACTS WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES . 114
I CONTRACTOR LICENSES ISSUED . 119
I COURT APPEARANCES . 8
COURT COMPLAINTS FILED . 4
.I SUMMONS SERVED . .. 1
NON -C ONFORMING USES REGISTERED. 301
PROPER TIES CLE AN ED UP BY CITY 3
• I MEETINGS ATTENDED 54
MILES TRAVELED. 6735
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PARKS MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS:
Summer maintenance schedule started in the month of April.
Centennial Park opened to the public for the first time and this park
included in maintenance.
SPECIAL PROJECTS:
New park signs made of 2" redwood with routed letters installed in parks.
RECREATION ACTIVITIES:
A. New programs started during second quarter of 1971:
1. Archery classes (youth 10 -18 years)
2. Fine Art class (youth 8 -14 years)
3 . Baton Twirling & Acrobatics (youth 6 years and up)
4. Ceramic & Clay Modeling (youth 8 -18 years)
5 . Dramatics class (youth 7 years and up and adults)
6 . Decoupage classes (adult)
7. Jr. Olympic Tract (boys & girls)
8 . Playground Centers (lst through 6th graders)
9. Men's Softball League (summer)
10. Women's Softball League
11. Tiny Tot Program (4 and 5 years)
12. Dance Lessons (Elementary boy s and girls)
13 . Mother-Tot Sw im Program (3 and 4 year olds with mother)
14. Tadpole Swim Classes (5 and 6 year olds)
15. Water Safety Aide class
16. Adult Tennis Lessons
17. Youth Tennis Lessons (8 -16 years)
18. Competitive Tennis (Youth 8 -16 years)
B. Programs in progress during second quarter of 1971:
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2. Businessmen's Exercise & Fitness Class (B.E.A.F.)
3 . Ceramics class (adults)
4. Gymnastic s (Jr. High boys & Elementary boys & girls)
5. Physical Fitness Class for Women (Sr. High School girls & adult women)
6. Sweet Adelines (choral group for women)
7. Teen Canteens (Flood Jr. H. S. and Sinclair Jr. H.S.)
8. A.A.U. Girl's Track
9. Women's Volleyball League
10. Weightlifting (Jr. and Sr. boy s and adult males)
11. Adult Beginners Square Dance Class
12. Ca s t Offs (Adult Square Dance Group)
13 . Family Swi nger s Square Dance
14. Family Swi nger s Beginners Square Dance
15. Youth Square Dance Class
16. Round Dance Cla ss (beginners & advanced adults)
17. Social Dancing class
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19. Ladie s Swim class
20 . Learn-to-Swim l ss ons
21 . Men 's Early Bird Swim
22 . Scuba Le sson s
23 . Swim T am (youth 6 -17 yea r s)
24 . Jr . Am rican Track
c . Other activiti during second quarter of 1971:
1. Handicapped Swim Clinic wa held on April 18 at Englewood High Scho ol.
2 . Family Swing r s Anniver s ary Dance was held May 21.
3 . On May 22 a State Jr . Olympics Track Meet for Mentally Retarded boy s and
girl s wa s held at Englewood High School .
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~~ s. Jr. Olympic Track boys and girls participated in three track meets
in June.
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Second Quarter 1971
Circulation Library: 53,170
Bookmobile: 22,737
Av erage daily circulation: 985
Arapahoe county count:
New cards issued: 1,080
Computer registration:
Books added :
Bo o k s withdrawn:
Books in collection :
Paperbacks circulated:
Rec ords circulated:
Slides circu lated:
Art prints circu lated:
mm films circulated:
Library: 12,202
Bookmobile: 6,876
13,489
1,046
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1,696
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County: 374
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Total: 19,078
CCPLS requests : 391 Books received: 303 l6mm films: 125 Xerox pages: 18
Telephone reference questions answered: 680
Adult: 654 Juvenile: 26
Reference questions answered in library: 2 ,702
Adult: 2,074 Juvenile : 62
Gr o up vi sits : 42
Story hours: 23
Adult meetin gs :
Attendance: 986
Attendance: 238
Attendance : 53
Di s burs ement s ;
Dep osited with the City Treasurer's office :
Re ce ipt s ;
Fines :
Rental books :
Lost books a nd s pe cial donor's fund:
Muriel Smith memorial
Shar Your Heritage project
Englewood Educators
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$ 2, 738 .58
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WATER TREATED
TOTALS ( in MG .)
1971 996.53 (2nd Quarter)
1971 402 .00 (lsi Quarter)
1970 3,143 .26
1969 2,801.12
• EWAGE TREATED
TOTALS ( 'n M .G)
1971 609 .19 (2nd Quarter)
1971 546 .73 ( I 11 Quarter)
1970 2,035 .69
1969 1,875 .16
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1971 19,967 (1st Quarter)
1970 19,840 400
1969 18,804
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1971 10,1 73 (I st Quarter)
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1\'linutes of Jt.,~l4, 1971
OFFICIAL
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The regular monthly m eeting of the Englewood P~rks & Recreat~IJe~nlfi~~fi~!j)D. COLO.
called to order by Paul Blessing, chairman, at 7:30 p.m. in the Parks and Recreation
Office, 3400 South Elati.
Members present: Allen, McFadden, Lay, Blessing, Kreiling, Stackhouse and
Romans, ex-officio
Members absent: Cushing
Also present: Jerry Royther, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation
Allen moved, Lay seconded, that the minutes of June 16, 1971 be approved as mailed.
Motion carried.
The tentative agenda for the dedication of Dartmouth Park on July 18 was presented
by the Director for review and discussion. Paul Blessing will be master of ceremonies
and Councilman Dallas Dhority will dedicate the park. The program will start at 1:00 p.m.
and all city officials, school board members, Recreation Council, Recreation Commission
and other interested citizens have been invited.
The park tour will be he ld July 17 leaving City Hall at 8:30a.m. and ending at Dartmouth
Park for a picnic lunch at 12:00 noon. City Department Heads, City Councilmen, Recreation
Commission and R c r ealiou Council (adult and youth) have all been invited to participate in
this tour.
State Highway Department orr:.:-ials have met with City officials concerning the land-
soaping at llighway 285 and Broadway and their landscape architect will meet with Mr.
Romans to plan what type trees, shrubs, etc. wf.ll be planted in this area. The plans will
then be presented to City Council for their approval and for their decision on maintenance
responsibility after the landscaping has been done.
City Council approved purchase of the rigbt-Qf-way strip ll1 Bates-Logan Park for
10% above th e appraised value. The City Attorney and Director will mee t with the property
owners to discuss purchase of this property •
A report from the park patrolman was road concerning patrol of Englewood parks afte r
th e 11 :00 p.m. curfew tim e. li e stated that he ha s had to ask numerous persons to leave
the park after thi s time. Tho parks can not be covered every night to check on this violation
brcau s c of th e s ho r tage of park patrolmen and th Commission wond e red why the reg1tlar
City polie<' coul<l no t check th e parks at nl ~~h t on th e ir nightly patrol to s e if peopl arc
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violating the curfew time . The Director said he would talk to Chief Clasby concerning tlus.
The dedication program for Jason and Bates-Logan Parks was discussed . The City
Councilman in the particular area will be asked to de dicate the park. An agenda will be
present ed to the Commission prior to the dedication. Jason Park will be August 15 and
Bates-Log::m on September 19.
The report on summer activities shows a r egistration of over 4, 600 individuals. The
attendance at both swim pools has increased over last summer, adult tennis has more than
doubled and the playgrounds have all increased in attendance. All other programs have
either increased or the same as last year.
The proposed policy for nanling of parks and other recreational facilities forwarded
to City Council by the Commission on April 16, 1970, was discussed by the Council in
their last study session. They recommended tlrl.s be returned to the Commission for further
review and study b ecause it was their feeling it is too restrictive and needs to be broadened
to. include all city facilities -streets, buildings, etc. The comntittee will be reactivated to
review and recommend again to City Council. Mr. Kreiling will also serve on .this committee
along with the original members -Cushing, Pat Horsley and Ken Carlson. It was also suggested
that a committee be appointed to review any recommendations for the nanting of parks and
recreation facilities when such a recommendation may be proposed.
The follo\ving guidelines suggested by the committee composed of Cushing, Lay and
Proctor for the identification of a person or group of persons who would receive the annual
Englewood Hccreational Award for Meritorious Service were received by the Commission
on motion made by Kreiling and seconded by McFadden.
1. The award shall be given to a person or group of persons who have made a
si{,'llificant contribution in tho area of recreation in the city of Englewood.
2. The winner of the award s hall bo determined by the Englewood Parks and
Hecreaiion Commission .
3. Nominations may be made by individuals or groups of indi1riduals, such as
service clubs, etc.
4. No min :ttionH shall be made on proper forms supplied by the Commission.
5. Tho 3\l:trd may be given to nn individual, a group of individuals or an org:UJiza-
tion .
6, Tho award sh:tll not be made unle ss th o Commission feel s they arc able to
identify a r0c ipient.
7. The award s ha ll be m:tdo at lh rumual b:mquel of the Hecrealion Council.
8. Th0 typo of award s hall 1 e del rmincd hy th Commission.
9. Proper puhlil'ily concerning th e award i s th o r0 s ponsibility of th e Dir0ctor
of Parks :md H<•c rPation.
a. Lellers :mnoun c in g th e awnrd nnd enclosing ru1 applienllon blank
should r;o' out no lnl<•r than Janu:try 1 wllh n deadlin e for rC'tm ·nlng Jo'chru:try 1.
h. Th<' media shou ld h0 u . ed for proper puhlicizinr;-of lh <' award
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Service Cente r so they have not yet decided if the City will be able to obtain their land
along Platte River for a golf course.
Mr. McFadden stated that he had discussed the matter with Mr. Cushing ru1d they
decided the Realization of Estimated Revenues and Expenditures for the Recreation Fund
prepared by the Fin3llce Department monthly would give them sufficient information con-
cerning financial matters of the recreation fund.
The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p. m.
Secretary
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SENTI.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~t , SERIES OF 1971
crry c~t F I C I A L
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cr~0 U Nc J L MLcT'"G FI LIPEPARTMENT oF FINANCE
OF E N GLEWOOD, COLO.
PENSION S PAID FIREMEN'S PENSION ~~
F OR FIRST HALF OF 1 9 71
V. L. Ballo w
Mrs. Vo l a Po we ll
Mrs . E laine So v e r n
Mrs. L i ll ian Wood s
E. E. Anderson
L. L . Brownewe ll
G . Egg l eston
R. Grabert
R. L. Gu ane ro
A. Gu t hner
o . He r ro ld
H. J . Higginson
H. J . Hornyak
D . J . Horn
w. J . Jarrett
H. Liz ar
c . w. Milsom
J . Mo s eley
E. Ortgysen
H. Palmer
G . Perrin
M. L . Pershing
c . Rowland
H . F . Schilling
H . Sobiella
G . Turner
L . Wert in
R . Young
TOTAL PENSIONS
PAID FIREMEN AND WIDOWS
$1,560.00
900.00
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$4,26 0.00
VOWNTEERS
$ 6 00.00
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600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
600.00
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PENS IONS PAID FIRE MEN'S PENS ION FUND
FOR FIRST HALF OF 1971
PAID FIREMEN AND WIDOWS
v. L. Ballow $1 ,560 .00
Mrs. Vola Powell 900.00
Mrs. Elaine Severn 900.00
Mrs. Lillian Woods 900.00
$4,260.00
VOLUNTEERS
E. E. And erson $ 600.00
L. L. Brownewell 600.00
G. Eggleston 600.00
R. Grabert 600 .00
R. L. Guanero 600.00
A. Guthner 600 .00
o. Herrold 600.00
H. J. Higginson 600.00
H. J. Hornyak 600.00
D. J. Horn 600 .00
w. J. Jarrett 600.00
H. Lizar 600.00
c . w. Milsom 600.00
J. Mosel ey 600 .00
E. Ortgysen 600 .00
H. Palmer 600.00
G. Perrin 600.00
M. L. Persh i ng 600.00
c . Rowland 600.00
H. F. Schilling 600 .00
H • Sobiella 600 .00
G . Turner 600.00
L . Wert in 600.00
R. Young 600.00
$14!400.00
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FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND
FUND BALANCE AS OF JUNE 30, 1 9 71
Revenues:
Property Tax
Employees Contribution
Interest-Governmental Securities
Interest-Sa ving Account-First National Bank
Interest-Ut i l ity Bonds
Di vidends-Common Stock
State Allotme nt
Total Revenues
Expend itures:
Pensions-Paid
Pensions-Volunteers
Mi scella neous and Insurance
Total Expend itures
Net Gain for Period
Fund Balance January 1, 1 9 71
Fund Balance June 30 , 1 9 71
Fund Resources:
Cash tn Bank-checking Acco unt
Savings Account-First National Bank
Governmental Bonds -First National Bank
Comm on Stock-Wright Inv estment
Utility Bonds -F irst National Bank
Cash-Wright Inves tment
Cash-First National Bank
Total Resources
$27,315.38
14,290 ,37
3 ,306 .88
39,38
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2,561 .84
26,354.90
$ 4,260.00
14,400,00
1,000.34
$54,740.19
1,5 10.00
132 ,956 .70
1 56 ,373 .86
124.39 1.22
4, 702.84
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$ 76,666,78
19,660.34
57,006.44
419,590,37
$476,596,81
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FUND BALANCE AS OF JUNE 30, 1971
Reve nues:
Employee Contributions
City Participation
State Participation
Inte r e st -Governmental Securities
Inte r e st -Savings Account
Inte rest -Utility Bonds
Di v i d e nds -Common Stock
To t al Revenues
Expe nd itures:
G . Bens on
c . Carpe nter
L . Crow
c . Rowland
H. Sc h i ll i ng
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B. T illman
C . Zeigle r
Mi sce llaneous
Re f und of Pe ns i on Withheld
on Ov e rtime
Total Expe nd i ture s
Net Gain fo r Pe r i od
Add: Fund Balance Janu ary 1, 1 9 71
Fund Balance J une 30 , 1 97 1
Fund Resources :
Cash in Bank Ch eckin g
S V4ngs Account - Re pub l ic Nationa l
Bank
Gov rnm nt 1 Bonds
Common Stock
Ullll y Bond s
Accumul tiv I n te r est Re ceivable
C sh -Wrigh I nv stors
Du to G ner 1 Fund
Total Re ources
$12,910.96
12,910.96
17,764.62
3,648.80
215.96
1,575.00
4,088.42
$ 2,241.00
2,241.00
2,214.91
1,551.00
1,318.98
1,215.00
2,406.00
36.00
726.23
21916.78
$29 ,6 67.29
1,033.00
116 ,443.58
203,020.27
1 3 4,142.87
780.00
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$ 53,114.72
161866 .90
36,247.82
4 541471.59
$4 9 0171 9 .41
$4 0 ,719 .41
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DATE : July 28, 1971
FROM : Brooks T::1ylor
SUBJECT: ANNUAL ~IEETING OF WESTERN INSTITUTE OF TRAFFIC ENGINl:ERS
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I attended the annual meeting of the Western Institute of
Traffic Engineers from July 20th through 23rd. This w::1s held
in Sal t Lake City, Utl'lh.
The Engin ee rs from all the Western SL::1te s were welcomed by
Governor Hampton of Utah.
Lectures and discussions were presented by the Utah Highway
Department and faculty members of the University of Utah.
New ~ethod s in Traffic Signal Actul'ltion, phases, prot~cted
mov6ments, warranting, and p e destrian protection were presented
and discu sse d. Engineers from variou s sections presented their
problems and solutions. Mo s t of the traffic problems presented
were com mo n throu g hout. Some of th e solutions could prove
beneficial in our own daily problems .
Variations in traffic signs wer pres nt d. Examples of convert-
able warning signs were demonstrated. In conjunction with the
signs a new type "break-away" pos t was shown. This installation
was more for State and County high way application than for urban
ar eas.
Formulation of accident surveys was discussed. Conclusions
fro m th cs were compared.
In conclu ion, the meeting proved very enlightening and
educational. I al so learn ed throu gh conversations with traffic
cngin ers from all parts of tho West, that our traffic controls
in th e City of Englewood, far surpass those in ~ost other
municipali tics.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SENTI.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ,.:/tf , SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOT 6, EXCEPT THE WEST 145 FEET
THEREOF, AND LOT 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUB-
DIVISIO N, 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 Ordin-
ance 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.
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OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COL9RADO, as follows:
Section 1. That Lot 6, except the west 145 feet
thereof, and Lot 7, CENTENNIAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SUB-
DIVISION, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State
of Colorado be and the same is hereby rezoned from I-1
District (Light Industrial) 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, deter-
mines 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 July, 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 Engle-
wood 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.
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Read by title J¥d passed
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Series of 1971 on the ....~..1"'-/~-day of !lur :t , 1971.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the
a~ove and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of an ordinance, passed on final reading and
published by title as Ordinance No. ,;J.f , Series
of 1971.
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INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILHAN DHORITY.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDI NANCE NO. ii5 SERIES OF 1971
AN ORDINA NCE VACATI NG A PORTION OF THE UTILITY EASEHENT
LOCAT ED IN THE DOTSO N SUBDIVISION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, AS
RECORDED.
WHEREAS, there presently exists a utility easement
located in the Dotson Subdivision; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Engle\Vood has h e retofore r ecommen de d that the
major portion of said utility easement here inafter des-
cribed be vacated; and
WHEREAS, all the land adjoining said utility ease-
ment is containe d within the City of Englewood, Colorado.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI'TY COUNCIL
OF TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section l. That the following described utility
easement, located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, be and the same is hereby vacated, to-
wit:
A sixteen-foot (16') utility easement running
north and south through the center of the Dotson
Subdivision, which subdivision is bounded on the
north by West Dartmouth Avenue, on the east by
South Delaware Street, on the south by West East-
man Avenue and on the west by South Elati Street;
except, however. the southerly twenty-five feet
(25') of said e?~ement which is to be used by the
Utilities Department of the City of Englewood or
by any licensee or holder of a franchise from the
City for the maintenance of the manhole for a
sewer line serving the Bishop School, and also,
for the maintenance of existing facilities of the
Public Service Company -Electric Division.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 6th day of July, 1971.
Publi shed as a Bill for an Ordin ance on the 14th
day of July, 1971 .
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
~ day of August, 1971.
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Series of 1971 on the tJ-t;!} day of au iJ"'-7" , 1971.
Attes t:
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Mayor
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of an ordinance, passed on final reading and
published by title as Ordinance No. 01. S , ·series
of 1971.
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MEMORANDUM
TO : Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance DATE : August 12, 1971
FROM : Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney
SUIUECT : Bob's Grocery and Market -Denial of 3.2 Liquor License
I have forwarded to Mr. Ed Geer, attorney for the appli-
cant, Robert Briola, a copy of the resolution that was
directed to be prepared granting the license, and also
indicating the vote on the resolution.
Council did not make findings of fact or conclusions with
reference to the denial; therefore, I would think, in
view of the fact that they are preparing suit now, it
would be unnecessary to go through the formality of
preparing findings of fact and conclusions. Additionally,
I doubt that I can prepare one that could effectively com-
ply with the statutes.
BERNARD V. BERARDINI
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RESOL UT ION NO.
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A RESOL UT ION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT S.
BRIOLA, d/b/a BOB'S GROCERY AND MARKET FOR A 3.2 FERMENTED
~T BE VE RAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON
STRE ET , ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Mr. Robe r c Brio la, d/b/a Bob's Grocery and
Mark et , has he r etofore made application pursuant to the
provisi ons o f Chapte r 75, Article I, Colorado Revised
Statute s, 1963, as ame nd e d, for the issuance of a fer-
me nte d malt be v e rage license to be located at 3296 South
Washingt on Stre e t, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was properly conducted on
the 6th day of July, 1971 before the City Council of the
City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the Statute and
Ordinance having been complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
THAT, based upon the application of said Mr. Robert
S. Briola, d/b/a/ Bob's Grocery and Market, and the evidence
and information adduced at the Public Hearing upon said
application, th e City Council of the City of Englewood
should and does hereby adopt the following findings and
conclusions:
1. The applicant is the owner and operator of the
business establishment at such location and is of good
characte r and reputation and has not been convicted of a
fe lony or crime within any court of the United States, or
within any court of record in any state or territory of
t he Un i t e d States.
2 . Th e petitions submitted by the applicant in favor
of the issuance of said license numbered approximately
1 ,308 signatures. There were no signatures or remonstrances
s ubm i tte d in protest of the issuance of said license, nor
did any in d ividual appe ar personally to protest the issu-
ance of said license be fore City Council at the hearing
the r eof .
3. Upon q ues t ion of Council, sixteen persons stood
in f a vo r of the g ran t ing of the 3.2 fermented malt bever-
ag liens to Bob's Groc ery and Market and none stood in
o pp osi t ion .
NOW, THERE FORE , BE I T RESOLVED that, based upon the
for going and the e ntire r e cord and the evidence con-
tained herein , the appl ication of Mr. Robert S. Briola,
d/b/a Bob 's Groce r y and Market, for the issuance of a fer-
me n te d malt beve rage license to be located at 3296 South
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Washington Street, Englewood, Colorado should be and is
hereby granted.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of August, 1971.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City
of Englewood, State of Colorado. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO.
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CO U NCI Cl~ L MCCTING
, SERIES OF 197fF E N GLEWooo FIL E
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A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT S.
BRIOLA, d/b/a BOB'S GROCERY AND MARKET FOR A 3.2 FERMENTED
MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON
STREET, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Mr. Robert Briola, d/b/a Bob's Grocery and
Market, has heretofore made application pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 75, Article I, Colorado Revised
Statutes, 1963, as amended, for the issuance of a fer-
mented malt beverage license to be located at 3296 South
Washington Street, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was properly conducted on
the 6th day of July, 1971 before the City Council of the
City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the Statute and
Ordinance having been complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOD, COLORADO, as follows:
THAT, based upon the application of said Mr. Robert
S. Briola, d/b/a/ Bob's Grocery and Market, and the evidence
and information adduced at the Public Hearing upon said
application, the City Council of the City of Englewood
should and does hereby adopt the following findings and
conclusions:
1. The applicant is the owner and operator of the
business establishment at such location and is of good
character and reputation and has not been convicted of a
felony or crime within any court of the United States, or
within any court of record in any state or territory of
the United States.
2. The petitions submitted by the applicant in favor
of the issuance of said license numbered approximately
1,308 signatures. There were no signatures or remonstrances
submitted in protest of the issuance of said license, nor
did any individual appear personally to protest the issu-
ance of said license before City Council at the hearing
thereof.
3. Upon question of Council, sixteen persons stood
in favor of the granting of the 3.2 fermented malt bever-
age license to Bob's Grocery and Market and none stood in
opposition.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon the
foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con-
tained herein , the application of Mr. Robert S. Briola,
d/b/a Bob's Grocery and Market, for the issuance of a fer-
mente d malt beverage license to be located at 3296 South
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Washington Street, Englewood, Colorado should be and is
hereby granted.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of August, 1971.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City
of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO. _3_'/'---' SERIES
A RESOLUTI ON GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT S.
BRIOLA, d/b/a BOB'S GROCERY AND MARKET FOR A 3.2 FERMENTED
MALT BEVE RAG E LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3296 SOUTH WASHINGTON
STREET , ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS , Mr. Robert Briola, d/b/a Bob's Grocery and
Ma r ket , has here tofore made application pursuant to the
p r ovisions of Chapter 75, Article I, Colorado Revis e d
Statutes, 1963 , a s amended, for the issuance of a fer-
mented malt beve rage license to be located at 3296 South
Washington Street, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHERE AS, notice of said application in the Public
He aring th e reon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was properly conducted on
the 6th day of July, 1971 before the City Council of the
City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the Statute and
Ordinance having been complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TilE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
THAT, based upon the application of said Mr. Robert
S. Briola, d/b/a/ Bob's Grocery and Market, and the evidence
and information adduced at the Public Hearing upon said
application, the City Council of the City of Englewood
should and does hereby adopt the following findings and
conclusions:
1. The applicant is the owner and operator of the
business establishment at such location and is of good
character and reputation and has not been convicted of a
felony or crime within any court of the United States, or
within any court of record in any state or territory of
the United States.
2. The petitions submitted by the applicant in favor
o f the issuance of said license numbered approximately
1,308 signatures. There were no signatures or remonstrances
s ubmitt e d in protest of the issuance of said license, nor
did any individual appear personally to protest the issu-
ance of s a id license before City Council at the hearing
thereof.
3. Upo n question of Council, sixteen persons stood
in favor of the granting of the 3.2 fermented malt bever-
age license to Bob 's Grocery and Market and none stood in
opposition.
NOW, THEREF ORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon the
f oregoing and the e ntire r ecord and the evidence con-
tained herein, the application of Mr. Robert S. Briola,
d/b/a Bob's Grocery and Market, for the issuance of a fer-
me nted malt beverage license to be located at 3296 South
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ~ day of August, 1971.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City
of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. ~1 , Series of 1971.
ex officio City Clerk
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CITYJ COUNCIL DOCUMDfll
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COU NCIL t.: L: _ ·, 1 "'G FI LE
CITY OF E GLEWOOO, COL.O.
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non. Richard D. Greene
District Judge
Arapalwe Uistrict Court
2069 West Littleton Blvd.
Littleton, Colorado
August 2, 1971
Re: City of Sheridan v. City of Engle\o~ood
Civil Action No. 28584, Division 5
Dear Judge Greene:
Pursuant to your request, He have prepared a proposed
Order directing election in the ·above-entitled action.
A photostatic copy of that Order is enclosed.
l-Ie have sent the original copy of the proposed Order
to Hr. Hemminger, so that if he approves of its form,
he may sign it and transmit it directly to you.
We have attempted to draft the Order so that it complies
with the Municipal An1cxation Act. Certain difficulties
exist. For example, the Acts makes no provision for
just Hhat is to be done where, as here, one city refuses
to nominate a commissioner because of its belief that to
do so would constitute a waiver of its rights on appeal.
Consequently, if you disapprove of any portion of the
draft order, please have your la\·1 clerk call me. immed-
iately, so that we may make the necessary changes.
The under signed hereby certifies that he has this day
mailed two copies of this letter and o( the proposed
ordet· to counr;cl for the City of Englev1ood as well as
to Mr. Hemm ing e r.
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cc: Norma n E . Sample
Gary 11. Jl emminget
Dern 01rcl v. Hcrardini
Very truly yours,
Theodore f-1. Smith
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IN 'l'IIE DIS'rJUC'l' COUR'l' IN AND FOR THE
' COUN'l'Y OF 1\Rl\Pi\IIOE
S'l'l\'l'E OF COLOH.i\JJO
Civil Action No. 28585, Div. 5
CI'I'Y OF SHE HIL>M<, COLORADO, a )
municipal corporation, )
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Plaintiff, )
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) c l'l'Y OF E!IGLE\VOOD I COLORAUO I )
a mu nicipa l corporation, ) ORDER DIREC'I'ING ELEC'l'ION
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Defendant. )
) NOfU.!AN E. SJ\HPLE, )
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Intervenor. )
'l'lliS COUH'l" having entered its F'indings of Fact,
Conclusions of La\·1 and Judgment on t1ay 7, 1971, by which it
was determined that an election should be conducted pursuant
to the terms of Colo. !{e':'_. Stat. Ann. § 139-21-13 (Supp. 1964),
and the City of Sheridan having nominated Bonita Lee Hutcheson
as Co mmissioner·, the la ndowners having nominated Hary S. Kempf
as Corruuissioner, and the City of Englewood having declined
to nominate a Conunissioncr because of its belief that doing
so-might constitute a 1~iver of its rights on appeal, it
is ther efore
OiW EHE IJ, that IJonita Lee Hutcheson, f·lary S. Kempf
and Ste{Jhcn Lyons, City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
Coloracio , be, and they a1:e hereby, appointed as Commissioners
to conduct an election with respect to the annexation of the
-"di sputed areu" as d e fined in Colo. Rev. Stat. AnJ!. § 139 -2 1-13
(3), (4) and (5 ), which disputed areu is real property
situa te in AraiJ a hoe County and the State of Colorado described
oJS fol 10\·J!;:
"ilcginni ng at n point from "'hich the cor.1m on ~
·corn er of Se<.:Uons 4 antl 9, 'I'own s hip 5 South,
Haug e G8 h'e s L of the Si x Lh l'ri.nc ipa l
tt cddi<.m bc:<trr. c.:.;.t 62.1 feet; ·
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th ence S 11° 43' W a distance of 1874.89 feet;
th ence H 56° 00' W a distance of 108.1 feet;
th ence N 940 59' W a dist a nce of 508.19 feet;
thence N 10° 47' E a dista nce of 389.05 feet
more or less to the northea s t corner of a
parc e l of land ovmed by Gertrude A. Hikelson
which point is 1680.55 feet east and 48
feet south of the NW corner of s~ of NH~,
Section 9, 'l'ovmship 5 South, Ra nge 68 \¥est.;
thence N 89° 26' W a distance of 501.12 feet;
thence s go OS' W a distance of 221.76
feet; thence \·lest a distance of 1141\.3 feet
to the \vest line of Section 9, •rmmship 5 South,
Range 68 wes t; th e nce north along the west line
of said Section 9 a distance of 188 feet to
a point being 6G feet south of the NW corner
of S\-i~• of lli"J!..;, Section 9, Township 5
South, Range 68 \~est ; thence cast a distance
of 396.11 feet; thence north a distance . o~·56.5 fe e t; the nce :west a distance of 50 feet; thence
a distance of 660 feet; thence west a distance of
31\6 feet to the west line of Section 9, Township
5 South, Hange 68 west; thence north along the
west line of said Section 9 a distance cf 330 feet
to a point v:hich is 330.67 feet south of the north-
west corner of Section 9, Township 5 South,
Hange 68 West; thence east a distance of 660 feet;
thence north a distance of 330.67 feet; thence
east a distance of 211.0 feet along the north
line of Section 9, Totm:.hip 5 South, Rang e 68 \vest ;
thence north a distance of 330.0 feet; the nce east
a distanc e of 1673.1 feet along the north line of
S~ S~ S~ SW~ of Section 4, Township 5 South,
Range 68 West; thence S 11° 43' W a distan ce of
337.0 feet; the r.ce east a distance of 102.1 fe el to
the point of beginning."
The election shall in all respects comply with the provisions
of_the Municipal Annexa~ion Act of 1965, Article 21 of
Chapter 139 of the Colorado Revised Statutes (Supp. 1965)
and with the Judgment of this Court of May 7, 1971.
FUR'l'HEH OHDI.::RED, that the Commissioners shall call
an elcctjon, to be held not less than sixty days after the
entry of this Order, and shall publish notice of the election
in a n ewspaper of general ci rc ulation in Arapahoe County
once a wee:' for four weeks. 'l'he first publicat ion shall
take place, and the notice shall be posted at the polling
nla cc· ~o ·l <.!cLcJ by Lite: Conuuission er::;, not le ss than four
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FUI~'l'IIE H OJ WERED , that "''ithin three days of the entry
of this Ord er the Conunissioners appointed hereb~ shall
take an dath before this Court faithfully to perform their
duties.
lll\'l'EU this ___ day of August, 1971.
Approved as to terms:
Gary 11 . llcnuninger
Attorney for Plaintiff
Theodore M. Smith
Attorney for Intervenor
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RESOLUTION NO . ~Jr , SERIES OF 1971
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A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING APPROPRIATIONS IN THE SANIT~~~r
PLA NT REHABILITATION AND THE JEFFERSON SANITARY SEI'ffiR EXTEN"-·'••1
SION; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-FUND LOANS TO THE SE\,AGE FUND
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FOR CASH DEFICITS TO BE ENCOUNTERED BY SAlD FUND IN FUTUPE
YEARS,
WHEREAS, the following capital improvement projects and purchases
will be made during 1971 in the Sewer Fund:
Sewer Plant Rehabilitation
Construction
Engineering
Land Purchase and Miscellaneous
Jefferson Sew er Line Extension
Construction
Engineering
Total 1971 Construction,
Engineering and Purchases
of which $440,000 has been appropriaLed; and
$1,320,000
118,700
104,700
90,000
8,400
$1,641,800
WHEREAS, future years revenue, as well as inter-fund borrowing,
is necessary to finance these projects;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following adjustments to the 1971 budget are hereby
authorized:
Increase in Capital Outlay Appro-
priation
Decrease in Environmental Protection
Agency Revenue
Increase in Revenue from Cherrymoor
South Sanitation District
$1,201,800
130,000
56,000
Section 2. The Director of Finance is hereby au•.: ...... rized to make
the inter-fund loans from various funds within the City of ~nglewood whose
cash would otherwise be invested to the Sewer Fund as required to maintain a
minimum cash balance in the Sewer Fund of $75,000 at all times. Said loans
are authorized for the years 1972 and 1973 at the interest rate which the
City is able to invest its idle funds at the time ·the cash is required.
Section 3 . The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropriations
·of the CiLy of Englewood, Colorado.
AOOPJ'ED AND APPROVED this CJ 0 day of (;_<--< ~ , 1971.
MAYOR
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I, Slephcn A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood ,
Slalc of Colorado, do h rcby cerlify lhal lh above and foregoing is a true,
accurate, and complete copy of R solution No . .:::!!..:!.._, Series of 1971.
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A RESOLUi'JO i: ADJ UST li'iG APPROPRIATIONS lN T ilE SA NITARY -~F;I·iAGE
PV'\1:'1' HEIF151Ll'l'i.'i'IO: Al\0 TH E J E!:'FER.SON Sl\tliT/\RY S E\'/ER EX'l'E~:-·
SI0:-1 ; AND 1\UT!!OIUZI!IG l !o<'fER -l'UND JJOl\ll S TO THE SE\•IAGE FU ND
~'OR CIIS!l DSL'ICI'l'S TO BE E NCOUN'l'ERE D BY SAID FU ND IN FU TURE
YEll!~.
~/IJERE.Z\S , the foll o1'1ing c ap ita l improvement pro j ects and purchases
will b e made du ring 1 9 71 in the Se v1 cr Fund:
Sewer Plant Re h a bi litation
Con s tru c ti on
Engineering
)J anel Purc h ase and Niscellaneous
Jeffer son s e,<er Li ne Extension
Construction
Engineer!. :1
Total 1971 Construction ,
Engineer ing and Pu r cha ses
o f ~·hich $440,000 h as been appropriated ; and
$1,320,000
118 ,700
1 0 4,700
90,000
8,400
$1,641 ,800
WHEREAS , future years revenue , as wel l as inter-fund borrowing ,
i s n ecessary to finance these p r ojects;
NOW , THEREFOI<E , BE IT RESOLVED BY 'l'liE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE C ITY OF
ENGLE\'1000 , ARZ\PA!lOE COUNTY , COLOR'IDO , as follows:
S ection 1 . 'l'he follO\ving adjustments to the 1971 budget are .h ereby
authorized :
Increase In Capital Outlay Appro-
p riat ion
Decrease in Environmental Protection
Agency Revenue
Increase in Revenue from Cherrymoor
South Sanitation District
$1,201 ,800
130,000
56,000
S ection 2 . The Director of Finance is h ereby au•.:,-,rized to make
the inter-fund loans from var i ous funds within the City of ~nglewood whose
cash would othervd se be invested to the Sev!Cr Fund as required to maintain a
minimum cas h bal a nce in the S ewe r Fund of $75 ,000 at all times . S aid loans
arc autho rized for the ye ars 1972 and 1973 at the interest rate which the
City is able to inves t its idle funds at the time 'the cash is required.
Secll on 3. The City ~la nage r and Di r ector of Finan ce are hereby
authorized and d ir c eel to make the above changes to the 1 971 appropriations
·of the City of Englewood , Colorado .
('' c{ / • ADO!'T~~D ANIJ Al'PT:OVED this __!_:::___ d ay of --'-((_<A_,.+!-'_'·~_£_" __ , 1971.
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l, SteJ>hlll 1\, l.y l>n , ex o ffi cio City Clerk of the City of F.nglev1ood ,
Stal <' ,,r C o l ot<~<lo, <l n h 0 1 "''Y C'l·t I ify lin t th e .:t h ovc nnd fOt'C'<J Oill<J i n n tru e ,
iH.:C'UJ ,t!C', liiH1 CW~j>l(·l•• C'C>J>Y <>f H••r;o lutl on Nu . _.,._~ __ , S('Ji cs of 1 971.
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RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF
CJtr c~ttciLC I A l ' n;Tur~r-1 ~;?CUMFi:NT
{Lff.9 '7 1 1971
COU N C I L Mr
A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING APPROPRIATIONS IN THE SA~fAA~FS~f f:: 'INc r-ILr:
PLANT REHABILITATION AND THE JEFFERSON SANITARY SEWER EXTEN-I'VOOO, CO O,
SION; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-FUND LOANS TO THE SEWAGE FUND
FOR CASH DEFICITS TO BE ENCOUNTERED BY SAID FUND IN FUTURE
YEARS .
WHEREAS, t h e following c apital improvement projects and purchases
wi ll be made dur ing 1 9 71 in the Sewer Fund:
Sewer Plant Rehabilitation
Construc t ion
En g ine er i ng
Land Purc has e and Miscellaneous
Jefferson Sewer Line Extension
Constructi on
En g ineering
Total 1 9 71 Construction,
Engineering and Purch ses
of which $440,000 has been appropriated; and
$1 ,320,000
118,700
104,700
90 ,000
8,400
$1,641,800
WHEREAS, future years revenue, as well as inter-fund borrowing,
is necessary to finance these projects;
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following adjustments to the 1971 budget are hereby
authorized:
Increase i n Capital Outlay Appro-
priation
Decrease i n Environmental Protection
Agency Revenue
Increase in Revenue from Cherryrnoor
South Sanitation District
$1,201,800
130,000
56,000
Section 2. The Director of Finance is hereby authorized to make
the i nter-fund loans from various funds within the City of Englewood whose
cash would otherwise be invested to the Sewer Fund as required to maintain a
minimum cash balance in the Sewer Fund of $75,000 at all times. Said loans
are authorized for the years 1972 and 1973 at the interest rate which the
City i s able to invest its idle funds at the time the cash is required.
Section 3. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
a uthorized and directed to make the above changes to the 1971 appropriations
of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED th is ------day of ---------------' 1971.
MAYOR
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Ex Of f ~c i o Ci ty Cle r k
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio C i ty Clerk of the City of Englewood,
State of Colo rado, do hereby c ert i fy that the a bove and foregoing is a true,
accurate , and complet copy of Resolution No. ______ , Series of 1971.
Ex Officio City Clerk
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ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY ESTI MA TE FRA NK DEHAV EN EBY CEMENT I
UN IT I TOTAL UN IT TOTAL UNIT I TOTAL
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~ Vertic•l Corb & Got t er 55.7 L.F. $3.251 $ 181.03 $4.40 $ 24 5.08 $4 .751 $ 264.58 I I
I 4" Cu r bwa l k -Rvpe I I 7 8.0 L.F . $4 .2 5-, $ 331.50 $4 .3 0 $ 3 35.50 $5.501 $ 429.00 I I
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5 3 .9 L.F . 67.38 $1.00 $ 121 .28 I Gutter
II ~~Remove Curbwa l k
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$ 1 8 1.03
$ 33 1 .5 0
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$0 .85 1 s 265 .37
FRAN K DEHAVEN
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Bourn and Dulaney, Architects
5200 South Quebec Street
Englewood, Colorado BoliO
August 6, 1971
Mr. Stanle) H. Dial
CIty Manclgt ~ r
City of Eng lew ood
3"00 South l:lati
Englewood, Colorad<' 8()110
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C..!2_0UNCIL M Ei:.TING
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Enclosed pl~•se ftnd adl i tional deduct •lternates for your consideration .
Alternate No . 16 . Rep l•ce unit lock h•rdw•re wt th cylindrical lock h•rdw•re
s _____ _
Altern•te No. 17 : Repl•ce brick divtdet strips in sidewalk with tooled
control jotnts . $. ______ _
Alternal~ No . 1&: Repla ce bulle t resiHant glus wtth tempered and plue
glass. s __________ _
Alternate li.;,. 19 : Replace 2-3/"" muoume'ltal doors witn 1-3/" aluminum sl•b doors. $. ______ _
Alternate No . 20 Omit c 3 :-pet i.,g ar.d replace quarry die floo r ing wi th resilient
t i I e. $ ______ _
~nat ~ No. 2 ': Omi t epoKy c~at i n g on concrete In j •ll cell area. s _______ _
Alternate No . 'l: Om i t be~ units in Ft r e St•tion One s ______ _
Alte r nate No .. ~· Omit s now' tee melting heaters In driveways . s ___ .. ___ _
Altern•te Nr.,:.2!_: Repl•ce parkitl~ lot p•ving with gravel. s ______ _
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~nat~ No . 25. Omit mowtng st~lps. $ ______ _
~ternate No. 26 : Omit sign walls and flag poles. ·-------
Alternate N~. 27: Omit lewn sprinkler system.
Alternate No. 28:
A I ternate No. 29:
Altern.-te No. 30:
Alternate No . 31 :
plate .
Alternate ~o. 32 :
Alternate No. 33 :
A I te r n.te No. 314 :
Alterndtt; No . 35 :
Alternate No. 36 :
board.
Alte r nate No . 37:
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Omit po.·er operators on overhead type doors. $ ______ _
Omit power operator on reception counter door . s _______ _
Replace dial lock at rear door with cylindrical lock hareware . s ______ _
Replace electric con~rol strike plate with normal str t ke s ______ _
Change sloptng roofing to asphalt shingles. s ______ _
Replar.e copper fascia wtth painted galvanized iron . s ______ _
Replace sod w:th grass seeding . s ______ _
Omit pe ri meter foundation Insulation. $ ________________ _
~t;place wodd paneling units with taped and painted gyp~um
$ ______ _
Om i t Foliing parltlion q9 tn classroom, track to remain. $ ______ _
Alternate No. 38 : Omit ceramic wall tile c:ll toil e t areas. G)·psum board shall
be tap~d and enane l ed. $ ______ _
Alternate No. 39 : Omtt security mir•ors and she l ves f ;om jai 1 eel Is . $ ______ _
Sincerely your s ,
BOURN and D~LAN E Y , ARCHITEC I S
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Stanley H. Dial
Kells Waggoner
INTER-OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
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SUBJECT: CONVERSION TO 2-WAY SBU;<:;,._h ... I ._ ..... ,G t ·I LE
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The preliminary traffic report recommends either extending the
one-way system to obtain mnximum benefit or eliminating the
system as it exists since it is not used to its fullest extent.
It is my under s tanding that Council's wishes are to convert the
present one-way syst em into two-way streets; therefore, we have
attached some cost estimates and some proposal lnyouts for
phasing into a prope rly d es igned t~o-way street· system.
Phase I cost estimate includes signing, stripping, and
minima l changes in signal heads tQ expedite the change
to a two -wa y sys t em .
Phase II cos t estima t e includes changes to the present
signal system on the one-way streets to convert the
intersections to a properly designed intersection for two-
way operation.
Phase I acc omp li s h e s a chan ge such a s was done on Jlamdpen Avenue
·but do cs not provide for an overhead an indication on the
signals.
In converting to two -way we feel that some additional parking
should be r emoved or c~anged as shown on the drawings. Girard
is a good example.
Pha se I could probably be accomplished within on e (l) month
whil e P hase II becau s e of equipme nt d e livery, would r e quire
approximately four (~) months .
Sincere ly ,
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Ke ll s Wa ggo ner
Dir ec tor of Public Work s
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MATERIALS COST
PHASE I
Remove 46 signs & posts
Remove & Reinstall 33 signs & posts
New signs & posts required (11 @ $5)
Paint required (25 gal. @ $2.80)
Temp. heads required {8 to be salvaged from
stock)
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Total Phase I .{materials) . $
PliASE II
20' mast arms {7 @ $400){Bannock & Sherman
not includ ed )
Signal heads (8 @ $115)
Signal Supports {15)
#14 conductor {400' @ $0.80)
Installation of Mast Arms {7 @ $~75)
Tot a 1 Phase II
Total Conversion {Phase I & Phase II)
$
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55.00
70.00
125.00
2,800.00
920.00
576.00
320.00
1,225.'00
5,841.00
5,966.00
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Pli.ASE I
Remove 61 signs & post
Remove & reinstall 38 signs & post
New signs & post required (16 @ $5)
Paint required (40 gals. @ $2.80)
Temporary .signal heads required (9 to be
salvaged from stock)
Signal supports
Total Phase I (Materials)
PHASE II
20' mast arms (5 @ $~00)
30' mast arms (1 @ $575}
Signal supports (13)
Sign~l head s (2 @ $130 + $260}
(7 @ $115 = $805)
#14 conductor (500' @ $0.80)
Installation of mast arms (contract,
6 @ $175)
Total P.hase II
Tot a 1 Convel"S ion (Phase I & II)
MATERIAL COST
$ 80.00
112.00
$ 192.00
$2,000.00
. 575.00
261.00
1,065.00
400.00
1,050.00 .
$5,351.00
$5,543.00
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PHASE I
Remove 46 signs & posts
Remove & Reinstall 40 signs & posts
Required new signs & posts (17 @ $5)
Paint required (60 gal. @ $2.80)
Temporary ·signal heads required
(11 to be salvaged from stock)
Total Phase I (materials)
PHASE II
20' mast arms (8 @ $400)
signals required (8 @ $115)
(3 @ $130)
.#14 conductor (400'@ $0.80)
Installation of mast arms (8@ $175)
Tota 1 Phase II
TOTAL CONVERSION PIIASE I & PHASE II
MATERIAL COST
$ 85.00
168.00
$ 253.00
$3,200.00
1,310.00
320.00
1,400.00
$6,230.00
$6,483.00
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PHJ\SE II only
Cost of converting mast arms & signals to two-way installation
(not including Bannock & Sherman).
Signal Heads (4 @ $115)
(2 @ $130)
20' mast arms (3 @ $100)
30' mast arms (1 @ $575)
Signal support s (10)
#11 conductor (200' @ $0.80)
Installation of mast arms (4 @ $175)
TOTAL COl'\V ERS I ON
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1,200.00
575.00
400.00
160.00
700.00
$3,755.00
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City of Englewood
COU C IL r:.:::_ 1 •· ,G FILE
CIT't OF ENGLCWOOD, COLO.
3400 S . Elati Street
Englewood , Colorado 80110
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'!'i1c Ci.t:· CvuH.:il recently l 'cceived a petition fr om the citizens
along Wa 3 t D~h~r Ave~u e ~usarding a s u rve y far st1e0 t im provc-
;rc 1ts. 'f :1i!-> iJc'.;i t io n righ tf ully s tated tiwt thP-City'!> ::nt..:vey
di d not ~3tc h the propert y corners that were e~tablish e d b y
~revlc u s p.·ivate s urveys.
The City Coenci l bas requested that we explain to you the
reasons for some of these variances betwee n s~r veys.
This Department first noticed that meas ur e d distances ln the
I.i.e!r! did noL e orre s p ond wit h platted dl.st nnc cs Ua lSG G whe n
s lll'V c y s v.c r c in p1:o:;ress fo r pa vin g on 't'ejon Str~et Irl•m F.·;ans
lo Y~l c. "c, t h errfore, hi c d Dnvid L. , i ~holl. Rr~is n r c d
L a nrl Stn•,r·y or, to S Pt contro l points at the c 01 oter -; alf lntcr -
s N '(t 0'1'i w'tllin the :1l'"" bm1ndcd by F.vanc;, Ya l e, ll•;nl. .,1:d Pn <.:<•s
n.HI to p t'rJ vi.d t. us \\1 Lh a mn p showi n g dist:••V'0:; b e tw e en Lhe
'•:t.1h l i::::ll d lJ Oi.n l ">. !.Jt•. Nicholl CO i<•p l e t.ed t :H1 p ·o j o ct i.n
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o ffi ..;.,. T l10 s un·ey was done in a cord :ll'C .:l wi th cat:Jbli.:;hn d
~lr l\0 ~9 nf l n tll ~11rvoyi n g .
'l'ltu t'•)s ul ! s of tt1c su ·vcy arc that some b ::.oC"ks a ru s 1 ctcr t l~ n
J .atL ,d n .• d ~:·J m c; nrn lon ~e than pJnLlcd: and, 1.n o.rctrr to o bt ai n
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tt· l-> "l l ~;oJ f ''''"'i.hlC' th at •; :n Q l.llucl<,.; tnay have shi.1LC'r\ l1 location
lw (':ll t .. e o( li<ll lt t'C of Ji [ fe r c nt po'o L·.; o f bcr,innin (: by dif frr o nt
fill \''-' y o 1·;, ·;:i h o u t ty nr.: t h o poi n t s l •>~~C'th c1 r; t i~ is one of t ile
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
AUGUST 3, 1971
:00 P.M . Call to ord er , invocation by Lt. James Ross, Commander,
Salvation Army, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop
o. 5 , a nd roll call.
l. Minutes.
(a) Regular meeting of July 19, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted h erewith.)
2 . Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "s pecial guests '' of the Council.
(b) Mr. John Kramer of the Englewood Public Schools
will be present to request an encroachment into
the public right-of-way for footings for the light
standards to be installed at the High School Foot-
ball Field.
3 . Communications.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of July 20, 1971. (Copies of the minutes and a
copy of the amended Sewer Ordinance transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum with regard to an interim
report-metering program.
(2) Memorandum with regard to "Better
Water for Englewood" Week -August
8-14 , 1971.
(3 ) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 31 to Connector's
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation
District, generally in the vicinity west
of the intersection of East Caley Avenue
and the Valley Highway.
(4 ) Memorandum recommending approval
of the proposed Sewer Ordinance which
was patterned over Federal guidelines
and revised by a special committee and
direct that the Municipal Code be amended
accordingly.
(5) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 18 to Connector's
Agreement with Valley Sanitation District,
generally north east of the intersection of
West Mountain Road and South Lowell
Boulevard .
(b) Minute of the ARAPS Board of Directors special
meeting of July 9, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special
m tlng of July 22, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(d) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of July 2 , 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(Continued)
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Al. GUST 3, 1971
Page 2
3. Communications. (Continued)
(e) Minutes of th e Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of July 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herew ith.)
(f) Minutes of th e Workable Program Citizens'
Committee meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies
transmitted herewith .)
(g) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting
of July 13, 1971. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
(h) Quarterly report for the second quarter of
1971 of the City of Englewood. (Copies trans-
mitte d herewith.)
(i) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commis-
sion meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.) (These were listed on the
agenda for July 19, 1971; however, they were
not distributed to Council members. )
(j) Firemens' Pension Fund statement for period
ending June 30, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(k) Policemens' Pension Fund statement for
period ending June 30, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith. )
0) Report from Mr. Brooks Taylor, Traffic
Engineer, regarding his attendance at the
Annual Meeting of Western Institute of
Traffic Engineers In Salt Lake City from
July 21st through 23rd. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
4. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading to rezone certain
property in the vicinity of West Union Avenue
and South Decatur street from 1-1 to R-3-A.
(Copies previously transmitted.) (This
matter was tabled at the regular meeting of
July 19, 1971.)
{b) Ordinance on final reading vacating a utility
easement in th e 3100 block between South
Delaware and South Elatl Streets. (Copies
pr viously transmitted.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance prohibiting parking
within twenty feet of a crosswalk. (This
matter was previously tabled.)
(d) Resolution granting 3. 2 beer license to
Bob's Grocery and Market. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(e) Report on the Madison Lyon vs. the City of
Engl ewood case.
(f) Attorne ·s choic e.
(Conti nu ed)
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AUGUST 3, 1971
Page 3
5 . City Manager.
(a) Resolution appropriating monies in the Sewer
Fund for the reconstruction of the Sanitary
Sewer Treatment System. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith. )
(b) Summary of bids received on Friday, July
30, 1971, for the construction of Sidewalk
District No. 71. (Copies will be available at
the session.)
(c) Report regarding the proposed Denver Urban
System.
(d) Manager 's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
B. Adjournment.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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AGENDA FOR
REGU LAR COUNCIL SESSION
AUG UST 3, 1971
8 :00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Lt. James Ross, Commander,
Salvation Army , pledge of allegiance Jed b y Boy Scout TrooP
No. 5 8 , a nd roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Regular m eeting of July 19, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre -scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests·• of the Council.
(b) Mr. John Kramer of the Englewood Public Schools
will be present to request an encroachment into
the public right-of-way for footings for the light
standards to be installed at the High School Foot-
ball Field.
3. Communications.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of July 20, 1971. (Copies of the minutes and a
copy of the amended Sewer Ordinance transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum with regard to an interim
report-metering program.
(2) Memorandum with regard to "Better
Water for Englewood" Week-August
8-14 , 1971.
(3) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 31 to Connector's
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation
District, generally in the vicinity west
of the intersection of East Caley Avenue
and the Valley Highway.
(4) Memorandum recommending approval
of the proposed Sewer Ordinance which
was patterned over Federal guidelines
and revised by a special committee and
direct that the Municipal Code be amended
accordingly.
(5) Memorandum recommending approval
of Supplement No. 1 8 to Connector's
Agreement with Valley Sanitation District,
generally northeast of the intersection of
West Mountain Road a nd South Lowell
Boulevard.
(b) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special
meeting of July 9, 1971. (Copies transmitted
h erewith.)
(c) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors special
meeting of July 22, 1971. (Copies transmitted
h erewith.)
(d) Minutes of the ARAPS Board of Directors meeting
of July 28, 1971. (Copies transmitted herewith. )
(Continued)
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AUGUST 3, 1971
Page 2
3. Communications. (Continued)
(e) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of July 7, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herew ith.)
(f) Minutes of the Workable Program Citizens'
Committee meeting of ,July 14, 1971. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(g) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting
of July 13, 1971. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
(h) Quarterly report for the second quarter of
1971 of the City of Englewood. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(i) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commis-
sion meeting of July 14, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.) (These were listed on the
agenda for July 19, 1971; however, they were
not distributed to Council members.)
(j) Fir~mens' Pension Fund statement for period
ending June 30, 1971. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(k) Policemens' Pension Fund statement for
period ending June 30, 1971. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(I) Report from Mr. Brooks Taylor, Traffic
Engineer, regarding his attendance at the
Annual Meeting of Western Institute of
Traffic Engineers in Salt Lake City from
July 21st through 23rd. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
4. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading to rezone certain
property In the vicinity of West Union Avenue
and South Decatur Street from I-1 to R-3-A.
(Copies previously transmitted.) (This
matter was tabled at the regular meeting of
July 19, 1971.)
(b) Ordinance on final reading vacating a utility
easement in the 3100 block between South
Delaware and South Elatl Streets. (Copies
pr viously transmitted.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance prohibiting parking
within twent) feet of a crosswalk. (This
matter was previously tabled.)
(d) Resolution granting 3. 2 beer license to
Bob 's Grocery and Market. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
( ) Report on the Madison Lyon vs. the City of
Englewood case.
(f) Attorney 's choice .
(Continued)
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AUGUST 3, 1971
Page 3
5. City Manager.
(a) Resolution appropriating monies in the Sewer
Fund for the reconstruction of the Sanitary
Sewer Treatment System. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Summary of bids received on Friday, July
30, 1971, for the construction of Sidewalk
District No. 71. (Copies will be available at
the session.)
(c) Report regarding the proposed Denver Urban
System.
(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.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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BETTER WATER FOR ENGLEWOOD WEE~r• ... _ ~ 1LE
To show that sizes of water lines in the house have a greater effect
on flow than on pressure. Increased pressure does not guarantee
greater flow. By various settings of valves we can simulate several
combinations of pipe sizes to serve the home. In all cases we are
using a 5/8 inch meter.
5/8 inch lateral 5/8 inch house lines
5/8 inch lateral inch house lines
inch lateral 5/8 inch house lines
inch lateral inch house lines
We are showing that it is not lack of pressure that restricts the
water in your house but the rate of flow which is governed mainly
by the size of pipe.
COLO
We have used 5/8 inch pipe because we are sure that the average house
that was plumbed with 3/4 inch is now down to 5/8 inch due to normal
corrosion. We might also point out that some homes have 1/2 inch
lines and down to 3/8 inch in the kitchen and bathroom.
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