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''SPECIAL CITIZE . PROGRAM 1 VI T EES , November 15 , 1971''
Precinct No . -Mr . and M rs . Axel W es t:.man, 1975 West Baker Avenu
Precincc No . 2 -Mr . and Mr s . L . F . Ku charski., 511 W t!!.s t Dart:.mouth Avenu e
Precinct No . 3 -Mr . and Mrs . Ern est T . Garner , 327 )._ South Grant Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr . and M rs . Earl E . Keehn, 3724 South Dela"Ware Street
Precinct No . 5 -Mr. and Mr s . Ermnett Kuhlman, 2900 South E merson Street
Precinct No . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . Gordon Weese , 3530 Sou t.h Mar ion Street
Precinct No . -Mr . and Mr s . John L. D eHerrera , 3240 South Hi gh Street
Precinct No . 8 -Mr. and Mr s . Brooks VanPelt, 3539 South P e nn s ylvan ia Street
Precinct:. No . 9 -Mr . and Mr s . Gary G . Hall, 3993 Sou t.h Grant St:.reet
Preci.nc t No . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . David R . Bo s ley , 41.90 South Lipan Street
Precinct No . ll -Mr . and Mr s . D . E . Wood , 4195 South P earl Streec.
Preci.ncc. No . 12 -Mr. and Mr s . George E . L ong , -501 South K al.amath Street
Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Dan L. L ovelace , 3037 West St:.anford D-rive
P-recinct:. No . 14 -Mr. and Mrs . James E . Finn, 51.66 South El.at:.i Drive -Precincc:. No . 15 -H r . and HT S . H.il.t:..o n L . Bol.n"l , 4700 South D e1aware Stree t:.
Prec i.nc c:. No . 16 -Mr. and H rs . Frank c . Pa1mer, 4439 S o ut:.h Logan Sc.reet
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REGULAR MEETING:
CfTY C> F F I C I A L CO 'f~_CJL ~!?CUMENT
The C1ty Counc11 of the City o f Englewood~ Arapahoe County, C olorado,
met 1n regular session on November 1 , 1971 , at 8:00 P .M.
Mayor Schwab , presiding, ca11ed the ~eeting to order.
The .Lnvocation was given by the Reverend Barry Ki..znbrough o f the
Englewood Methodist Church . Pledge of Alleg iance was 1ed by Boy Scout Troop
No. 154 _
The Mayor asked for ro11 ca11 . Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the
fo11ow1ng were present:
Counci~en Bra-n , Dho rity , Kreiling, Lentsch, Senti , Schwab .
A.bsen t: C ou.n c i.1.ma.n L.ay
The M ayor declared a quorum present .
A1so present were: City Manager D ial
Ass istant City M anager McDivitt
City Attorney BerardLni
D eputy City Clerk Herndon
Counci~an Lay entered Council Chambers and took his seat w ith
Counc11 at 8:10 P .M.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED ~ COUNC:X..~ DI:DRITY SECO NDED~ THA-T THE M.ZNUrES
OF THE REGt.XAR MEETING OF OCTOBER l.B ~ 1971 , B E AP.PROVED AS READ. U pon the ca11
of the ro11 , the vote resu1ted as f o 11ows:
Ayes: CouncL1men Brown , Dhor1ty, Krei1inq , Lay , Lentsch , Senti,
Schwab.
Nays : None
Absen None
The Mayor decl.ared the motion carried .
Mr. Frank C1app , 2191 Ridge Ro ad , and Mr. Gera1d C1app , 2608 South
Patton Court, appeared before Council. to discuss the City•s anLma1 incinerator.
Mr. Frank C1app stated that the sme1l. fro m the :Lncinera.to r was o bnoxi o us and
the barking dogs were a nuisance.
Discuss1on ensued .
City Manager Dial. stated that the prob1em woul.d be investigated.
Mr. R.1chard Mc.Mart.in , Attorney, M.r. J:Lm Hughes, Area Di..rector for
the 7-11 Stores, and M.r. Woodrow Good, Store Man ager f o r the 7-11 Store at
4400 South Broadway, appeared befo re Council. to request the i ssuance o f
3.2 ma1t beverage l.icense.
COUNCI LMAN DHOR.J:TY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY S ECO NDED, THAT THE APPLI-
CATION FOR A 3. 2 MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR THE 7 -11 STORE AT 4400 SOUTH
BROADWAY BE RECEIVED AND THAT A DATE BE ESTABLISHED FOR A PUBL:X:C HEARING
ON DECEMBER 20, 1971 , AT 8:00 P.M . Upon the ca11 of the r o 11 , the vote
resu1ted as f o 110'1.oo •s :
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Ayes : Counc~Lmen Brown , Dhority~ Krei~Lng, Lay, Lentsch, Sent i,
Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent : N o ne
The M ayor declared the motion carried .
M r . Ken ~nd, Manager of the DeL Farm Store 1ocated at 4160 South
Broad-ay , appea r ed before C ounci1 to request a renewa1 of a 3 .2 fermented
ma1t beverage 1icense.
COUNC:tLMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST
FOR A RENEWAL OF THE 3. 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR THE DEL FARM
STORE AT 41 60 SOt.rrH BROADW~ BE GRANrED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote
resu1 e d as fo11ows:
Aye s : CouncLLmen Brown, Dhority , Krei1~g, Lay, Lentsch, Senti ,
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Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN LAY !40VEO , COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE REQ UEST OF THE LEANING TOWER OF PIZZA , 90 WEST BELLEVIEW , FOR
THE :I.SSUANCE OF A 3 . 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE BE O PENED . Upon the
ca11 of the roll , the v o te resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Krei1ing , Lay, Lentsch, Senti,
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Nays: None
The Mayor dec1ared the pub1ic hearing opened at 8:35 P .M.
~: A tape recording of the pub1ic hearing is on £i1e w ith
the officia1 records of the City Clerk o f the N ovember 1 ,
1 9 71, City Counc11 meeting.
L is ted below Ln order of first appearance and presentation are the
ind~v~dua1s who testified at the hearing and the exhibits:
M r . D ean Herndon , Deputy CLty C1erk
Exh ~b1 t W1 --The C~ty"s file o n the application o f 90~-B
Corporation, containing:
(a) Appl~cat~on of 90 -W-B C o rporatio n (Leaning
Tower of Pizza) .
(b) Police and FBI reports.
(C) Publ~sher•s affidavit of advertisement of
public hearing.
(d) Letters of reference .
(e) List o f a11 police ca11s to outlet with1n
last twelve months .
(f) M ap and list of a11 1iquor out1ets within
City of Englewood.
(g) C o uncil Action R equest F o rm submitted by
Mr. Stephen A. Lyo n dated September 17, 1971.
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Mr . R.i..cha.rd Si..mon , Attorney , 333 West Hampden Avenue, Eng1ewood., Col.orado.
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Affidavit of Post1ng Notice of Publ.ic Hearing
at 90 West Be11eview.
Petition circu1ated in favor of the granting
of a 3 .2 fermented mal.t beverage l.icense
containing 1.50 signatures (count unverified
by Deputy City Cl.erk).
Petition cLrcul.ated Ln favor o f the granting
of a 3.2 fermented mal.t beverage 1icense
containing 180 signatures (co unt unverified
by Deputy City Cl.erk).
Petition circul.ated .i.n favor of the granting
of a 3.2 fermented mal.t beverage l.icense
c onta ining 190 signatures (count unverified
by Deputy City Cl.erk).
Map showing the l.ocation of the Lean£ng Tower
of Pizza , as wel.l. as o ther 3.2 beer (prem1ses)
and 3 .2 beer {package) o utl.ets .
Map of surround ing area.
Mr. Frank E. Str1.:ker, Secretary a..nd Treasurer of Ma..rket Service Associ..ate.s,
1321 E1 at1., wh ich company c onducts pub1~c opin i on surveys and who circu1ated
peti.ti.ons.
M.r. JOhn L. McCaffery, Jr ., 1000 East Oxford Lane , President a..nd Manager o£
90-w-B Corporation.
Mr. DeLbert McCand1ess , 12866 East Ohio Avenue, Aurora, ci.rcu1ator of a pe.t i.-
ti.on containing 180 si.gnatures.
Mr. Frank Main, 14291 East Colfax Avenue, Aurora, circulator of a petition
containing 190 signatures.
There were no persons appearing in oppositio n.
COUNCILMAN DI:IOR.ITY MOVED , COUNC:x..LHAN LA¥ SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC
HEARING ON THE REQUEST OF THE LEANING TOWER OF PI.ZZA , 90 WEST BELLEVIEW, BE
CLOSED. Upon the ca11 o f the ro11 , the vote resulted as £o11ows:
Ayes: CounciLmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lentsch, Senti.,
Schwab.
Nays: N o ne
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the pub1i.c hearLng c1osed at 9:30 P .M.
COUNCI~N DHOR.ITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING, SECX>NDED, THAT THE
REQ UEST OF THE LEANING T~-ER OF PIZZA, 90 WEST BELLEVIEW, FOR A 3 .2 FERMENTED
MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE BE TABLED FOR FURrHER CONSIDERATION . Upon the ca11 of
the ro11, the vote resulted as fo11ows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori.ty , Kreiling, Lay , L entsch, Senti.,
Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor dec-ared the motion carried.
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A 1ist of streets proposed £o r inclusion in P aving D 1str1ct No. 21
received for he record.
The m1.Ilutes of the Worka..b1e Pro-gram Citizens Committee meeti...ng o£
Octo ber 14 , 1 9 71 ~ were received f o r the reco rd .
The mi..nutes of the P1a..nni.ng and Zoning Commissi...on meeting of
October S , 1971 , were received for the record .
T h e minutes o f the E 1ectio n C ommi ssion meeting of October 18 , 1971,
received for the record .
T h e m inutes o f the Water and se-er Board meeting o f October 19, 1 9 71 ,
with three memora nda a tta ched , were received for the record.
A memorandum dated October 19 , 1 971 , recomme n ding the approva1 of
Suppl.eme n t No . 32 to Connecto r 's Agreexnent with Southgate Sanitation District,.
w as received and discussed.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT S U PPLEMENT
NO_ 32 TO THE CONNECTOR 'S AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH:iATE SANITATION DISTRICT BE
APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SAID SUPPLE -
MENT . Upon the call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor ity , Kreiling , Lay , Lentsch, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motio n carried.
COtJNC:IL.MAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE MEMO-
RANDUM FROM T HE WATER AND SEWER BOARD RECOMMENDING AUTI-DRIZATION FOR THE
DIRECTOR O F t.rriLITI.ES TO IMPLEMENT THE PR(X;RAM TO CONVERT ALL CITY FLAT RATE
WATER ACCOUNTS TO ME'l.'ERED ACCOUNTS WITHIN A PERIOD OF APPROXI~TELY TWO YEARS
AND TO SELL BONDS AS NECESSARY TO FINANCE THE CONVERSION AND TO P.R:>CEED WITH
THE WORK USING IN -HOUSE PERSONNEL REINFORCED AS NECESSARY BY ADDITIONAL
HIRING FOR THE DURATION O F THXS PROJEC'T BE RECEIVED . U pon the ca..11 o f the
ro11 , the vote resulted as fo11o-s:
Ayes : C o uncilmen Brown , Dhori ty, Kreiling, Lay, Lentsch , Senti,
Sc::h_ab _
Nays: None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the mot i o n carried .
A memorandum urging the City to sign a Quit C1aLm Deed -hich -ou1d
permit the acquisition of land necessary to realign and then cross a port i on
of the City D itch right-of --ay -as rece i ved.
COUNCILMAN DHOR.ITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN K.REILI.NG SECONDED, THAT THE
MAYO R AND CITY CLERK BE AUTf-DRIZED TO SXGN THE QU~T CLAIM DEED ON PROPERTY
NEAR T HE INTERSECTION OF SOUTH CHEROKEE STREET AND WEST KENYON AVENUE . Upon
the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
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Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: N o ne
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
BY A UTHORITY
O RDINANC:E tiD . 33 , SERIES OF 1971
AN O RDD"'ANCE F~XING THE T AX LEVY IN M ILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE
ASSESSED VALUATION O F ALL T AXABLE PROPERTY W ITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLORADO , F O R T HE Y -EAR 1972.
(Co pied in £u11 in the o fficial Or d~ance Book .)
COUNC:X:.I..l'tAN LE:N'TSCH MOVED, COUNCI.LMAN LAY SECONDED , T HAT O RDINANCE
NO . 33 , SERIES OF 1971 , BE PASSED ON F:t.NAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN
T HE E NG LEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Upon the c a ll. o f the rol.l., the vote resulted
as f o 11ows :
Ayes : C ouncilmen Brown , Dhor i ty , Kre i l.Lng, Lay , Lentsch, S e nti,
Schwab.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Ma yor declared the motion carried .
RESOLUTION NO. 40 , SERIES OF 1971
A RESO LUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION BY T HE MAYOR OF T HE CITY
OF ENG LEWOOD O F THAT CERrA I N MAINTE NANCE CONrRACT • UNDER DATE OF NOVEMBER 1.
1971 • BETWEEN THE STATE HIGtfiAY C OMMISSION OF COLORA IX> AND THE CITY OF
ENG LEWOOD RELATIVE TO T HE LANDSCAPING AND BEAt.rriFICATION OF T HE INTERCHANGE
LOCATED AT U .S . 285 AND S O urH BROA.DWAY STREET IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO .
(CopLed in £u11 Ln the official.. Reso1ution Book .)
COUNC:::::t.LMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LENTSCH SECONDED , THAT RESOLUTION
NO. 40 , SERIES O F 1.971., BE ADOP"rE D AND APPROVED . Upon the ca11 o£ the ro11 ,
the resu1ted as fo11 ows:
Ayes: Counci1men Brown, Dhority , Krei1Lng , Lay, Lentsch , Senti ,
Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent : Noo ne
The M ayor declared the motion carried .
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED , C OUNCILMAN L.EN:rSCH SECONDED, THA..T THE C:I:TY
ATTORNEY BE AUTHORIZED TO A TTEND A SHORT COURSE ON ''LOCAL GOVE.RNMEN"l." PROBLEMS''
A T THE SOtJrHWEST F OUNDAT:I:ON AT DALLAS , T EXAS, DECEMBER 6 -9 , 1.971. Upon
the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resulted as fo11ows:
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Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The M ayor declared the ~ot io n carried .
City Manager D ial discussed -ith City Cou.nc i1 the Chamber o f
Commerce request for participation in the a nnual Christmas decorations
program.
COUNCILMAN LENTSCH MC>VED , COUNCILMAN S E NTI S E CONDE D, THAT THE
CXTY CONXRIBUTE $2 ,500 .00 TO THE ENGLEWOOD CHA.MBER OF COMMERCE FOR PARTI -
CIPATION IN THE ANN~ CHRXSTMAS DECORATING PROG RAM. U pon the ca11 o f the
r o ll , the vote r esu1ted as fo11o-s:
Ayes: C o unci1men Brown , D hor i ty , Kreiling , Lay , Lentsch , S ent1 ,
Sch""ab-
Nays : N o ne
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
City Manager Dial discussed with Counc il a c o ntract f o r the p er-
f o rmance o f the 1 9 71 City audit .
COUNCILMAN DHOR.ITY fotO VED, COUNC I.LMA..N SENTI S E CONDED, THAT T HE
F:t:RM OF VAN SCHOONEVELD , SHEP HERD & CO . B E RETAINED TO PERFO RM T HE 1971
AUDIT , AND THAT THE MAYOR AND C:t:TY C LERK BE AUTHORIZED TO S IGN T HE AGREE -
MENT . Upon the call of the ro11 , the v o te resulted as f o 11ows:
Ayes: CounciLmen Bro wn , D h o rity , Kreiling , Lay , Lentsch , Senti ,
Schwab-
Nays : None
Absent: N o ne
The Mayo r declared the mo tio n c arr ied .
A letter fro~ Mr . Stanley Dia1, City M anager , to the Eng lewood
City C o uncil dated October 29 , 1971, regarding the pro posed liquor license
re.ne""a1 procedure w as received for the record.
It was the consensus of Council that the new 1iquor license
rene-a1 program be instituted .
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMA N LE NTSC H SECONDED, T HAT DEPUTY
FIRE CHIEF DONALD J . MC LE.LLAN B E A UTHORIZED TO A TTEND A CONFERENC:E ON
E.MEBGENCY RESCUE CARE IN LAS VEG AS, NEVADA, NOVEMBER 7 -1.1 , 1.971 . U pon
the call. of the roll., the vote resul.ted as f o 11ow s:
Ayes: C o unci1men Brown , Dhority, KreilLng , Lay, L e ntsch , Sent i ,
Schwab.
Nays : None
Absent: None
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A memorandum from Mr. Stan1ey H. Dia1, City Manager, to City
Counc~1 dated October 29 , 1971 , regarding the adopt1on of certaLn bui1ding
codes, was received for the record.
Mr. Dia1 stated that there -ere some significant changes in the
Bui1ding Code. He a1so stated that additiona1 information wou1d be avai1Ab1e
at the November 15, 1971, Counci1 meeting .
C~ty Manager Dia1 stated that he had rece1ved a petition from
ChaLmers A. Parker requesting that parking be returned to the south side
of Girard Avenue, -hich petition -as received by Counci1 for the record .
D1scussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED , COUNC:x:r...MAN LAY SECON.DED, THAT THE
REQUEST OF T HE LEANXNG TOWER OF PIZZA, 90 WEST BELLEVIEW ., FOR A 3.2
FERMENX'ED MALT BEVER.A.GE LICENSE, BE RE1'10VED FFIOM THE TABLE-Upon the ca11
of the ro11, the vote resu1ted as fo11o-s:
Ayes: Counci1men Brown ., Dhority, Krei11ng , Lay, Lentsch , Senti ,
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Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN DI:IOR.ITY K:>VEO, COUNCXLM.AN LAY SECX>NDED., THAT THE
REQUEST FOR A 3. 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE BE GRANTED TO THE
LEAN~G TOWER OF PXZZA , 90 WEST BELLEV:IEW., SUB.J'ECT TO LEGAL IX>CtJMENTATION
T~ 90-W -B CORPORATION HAS LAWFUL POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY AT 90 WEST
BELLEVIEW. Upon the ca.11 of the ro11., the vote resulted as fo11ows:
Sch-ab.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED., COUNCILMAN KREILING ., SECONDED THAT THE
MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the ca11 of the rol..l.., the vote resul..ted
fol.1o-ws:
Ayes: Counci~men Brown, Dhor ity , Kreil.ing, Lay., Lentsch., Senti.,
Sch-ab .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decl..ared the motion
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carried , and the ~eetLng adj o urned at 10:30
Ex Officio Deputy C1er k o f the C o uncil..
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180 wea ·t G•rerd Avenue ·Englewood. Colorado Bc:t11Cl
Phone (3031 781-7838
November 12 7 1971
Honorable Mayor Elmer E. SchW"ab
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
En gle~od, Colorado 80110
D ear Mayor Schwab:
OFFICIAL
CIT"£ CO ~: CfL~.~~CUM ENT
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CITY O F El'-.GLE\.VOOO. C-OL.O.
The Eng l e wood Herald ran a sto ry on November 10, 1971
entitled nz.oning Boon Due Airi.ng u. Thi s is the hearing
on the Planned Development Zoning . The Englewood
Chamber of Commerce -ould like very much to study
these changes in the zoning laws, hoW"ever "With the
time element s hort, we cannot have such a s tudy ..
We are receiving many calls reg arding thes e changes.
In order that we might research intelligently these
changes and avoid working at cross purpo ses ~th the
city, we would like to request:. that the scheduled
public hearing for November 15, 1971 be po s tponed at
leas t until tbe next regular council mee ting .
R espectfully ,
--~~~/&--'-'c eor&~A1i en ,-Pre si d ent
Eng lewood Chamber of Coa.:nerce
GA:lfk
Copy to: Howard Brown
Stanley Dial
Jame s Supinger
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THIRD
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DIRECTORY OF ELECTED OFFICIALS
Elmer E.. Sch.,ab, Mayor
John J.. Lay, Mayor 'Pro Te:m, District No .. 3
Da1las J .. I>hority, Councilman, Dlatrlct No .. 1
Howard R.. Brov.rn, Councilman, District No .. 2
John C. Kreiling, Coun.cll.ulan, At-:La.rge
Leo Lentsch, Coun.cll.%nan, At-:La.rge
Milton Senti, Counctl:r:nan , District No. 4
ADMINffiTRA~STAFF
Sta.D.ley H .. Dial , City Manager
Wm. L. McDivitt., Assistan t City Manager
Bernard V... Berardinl, City Attorney
Charles B. Carroll, Utilities Dlrector
Jack L. Clasby, PoUce Cbie.f
W"rn .. A. Ha.Dlllton, Fire Ch'le:£
Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries
Stephen A. Lyon, Finance Director
John Murphy, Personnel Director
Ernest P .. Rom_ans, Parks and Recreation Director
James L .. Suptnger, Planning Director
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
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Treasurer ................................................................................................. ...
Mt;JD.lcipa.l Court ..................................................................................... ..
Personnel ................................................................................................. ..
Poli_ce .............................................................. • • ......... • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Bu-ilding Ins·pecttOI"l ...................................................................................... ..
Parks and R ecreation. ................................................................................ ..
Li_br-ary ..................................................... • ... • • • • ... • • -• • • • • • • • • • • • •
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REALIZATION OF EST XMATED REVEJSIUES
GENERAL FUND
F o r Month of September , 1..971
Anticipated Current
Revenue Month
Sal..es Ta.x $ 1,833 ,677 $165 ,302
Property Tax
F ra.nchise Taxes:
Pub1i.c Service
Mountain Bel..l..
W ater Uti.l..i.ty
Sewer Uti.l..i.ty
T o tal.
Other Taxes:
Spec . Ownership
Cigarette Tax
Liquo r Occ:upati.o n
Total.
Fees & Pertni.ts:
Street Cuts
Bui.l..di.ng Perm.i.ts
El..ectrical.. Permits
P l.umb~g P ermits
Spec _ & State Reg _ Fees
Dog Licenses
M i.sc . Licenses
Total.
M u.n i.e i.pal.. Court
1..34 ,7 4 0 9 ,869
144 ,900
62 ,11..8
25 ,000
11..,265
243 ,283
20 ,500
1..01 ,4 73
10 ,900
1..32 ,873
2 ,904
27 ,280
7 ,366
2 ,1..82
92 ,4 5 4
4,700
29 ,1..50
166 ,036
49 ,44 0
4 09
8 ,516
50
8 ,975
876
1 ,838
687
2 15
882
21
1 ,027
5 ,5 4 6
4,810
Revenue fro m Other Agenc i.e&:
State Liquor License
State H/W users Tax
County Court Fees
Total.
Service Charges:
Library Fees
Engi.neeri.ng Fees
Mobi.l..e Home
Pol. ice
Fi.re Di.st.ricts
Library Contract
1 ,150
221..,735
3 ,000
225,885
6 ,660
6,500
2 ,400
3,965
49
17 ,425
158
17 ,632
399
23
316
591
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State H/W Ma.Lnte.na..nce
State A1coho1 P:rev .Prog .
30 ,250
2 ,600
18 ,44 5
70 ,820
217
Total.
Other Revenues :
Interest
Hi.sce1.l.a.neous
Total.
Total. Revenue
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27 ,909
13 ,2 4 0 7 4 5
4 1.,149 7 4 5
$2 ,897 ,903 $214,836
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$1 ,408 ,227
131 ,798
117 ,265
49 ,282
17 ,955
7 ,795
192 ,297
15 ,6 44
75 ,819
11 ,088
102 ,551
3 ,728
23 ,895
6 ,863
2 ,873
91 ,8 2 6
1 ,331
33 ,100
163 ,61.6
4 7 ,0 2 5
154
134,1 2 8
3 ,510
137 ,792
4 ,967
600
1 ,804
4,217
2,078
1 7,625
.1.,950
7 3 7 8
40,6 .1.9
7 ,375
9 8 3 9
17,2.1.4
$2,24 1 ,.1.3 9
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' o f E st . Last Y ear Last Year
C o 11ect e d T o D ate '
77
98
79
77
99
9 5
61
5 7
4 2
77
$1 ,403 ,361
183 ,998
170 ,829
1.05 ,583
.1.09 ,5 4.1.
47,9 21
.1.4 3 ,460
51 ,803
.1.9 ,078
$2,235 ,5 74
83
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96
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110
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68
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FINANCE OEPA.RX'MENT
EXPEND ITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1.971 BUDGETED APPROPR..l:.ATIONS
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Pl.a.nni.ng & Zoni....ng
Li..brary
Ci..ty Attorney
Tota.l.
Man.agent.ent:
C:i..ty Ma..nager
1• Personnel. ~ Total.
t• Fi...n.a..nce:
~ Fi.na.nce Office
Mu.n1.Ci...pa.1 Court
Central. Serv ices
Gener~ Operations
Auto . Oper. Syste~
Total.
Publ.i.c Works:
Engineering
Streets
Traffi.c
Buil.di...ng Insp.
Ci...ty Ha...l.l. Ma i.nt.
Total.
F::Lre Department
Pol.i.ce Department
Parks & Recreation
P l.a.n.ni..ng
L.:i.brary
Transfer to Bus L.i...ne.
Annual.
Budget
28,1.22
2 ~509
1 ,145
3 ,277
660
42 ,983
78 ,696
57 ,916
26 ,207
84,123
1.48,275
55 ,715
21.,938
93 ,831
20,000
339,759
1.1.7 .,41.8
425 .,204
1.1.2 ,035
76 ,557
1.07,203
838 ,41..7
553 ,005
77 9 ,921
342,3.1.7
65 ,666
1.35 ,481.
19,024
GENERAL FUND
For Month o£ September, 1971
Current Current
Month En.cuxnb.
$ 1 ,595
170
90
271
55
3 ,560
5 ,741
4 ,664
2 ,058
6,722
10 ,3.11
3,869
1.,331.
15,71.8
31.,229
6 ,461 $ 1.,095
30 ,234 2 ,222
9 .,240
5 ,899
7,790
59,624 ~
43,120
66 ,507
21.,716 400
5 ,354
9 ,056
$
Spent &
E.n.cu.Jnb .
To Date
16 ,603
1 ,576
858
2,700
333
30 f.613
52 ,683
41 ,899
19 ,114
61.,013
97 ,1..98
34 ,474
1.8 ,472
72 ,633
20 t.OOO
242 ,777
57 ,011
296 .. 216
8 4,492
55 ,666
77 ~:528
570 ,913
407 ,031
587,084
21.9 ,139
47 ,538
94 ,143
Tota1 Expend "~tu res $3 t.236 t.409 $249 ,069 $3 ~:717 $2 ~:282 ,3 2 0
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71
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74
75
64
72
69
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Last Year
T o Date
$ 47 ,104
50,683
172 ,399
515 ,352
356 ,900
456 ,898
174 ,01..9
38 ,500
80 ,895
S1 c B92 ,7SO
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72
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REALIZATION OF ESTLMATED REVENUES
WATER FUND
F o r Month o f September , .1.971
Anticipated C urrent
Revenue Month To Date
$ 760,._950 $ 23,409 $ 645 ,330
1,000 39 8 41
35 ,000 4 ,867 63 .,156
691 51 712
9 ,300 505 8 ,237
24 ,634 7 ,484 50 ,579
2,000 38 11 ,6 .1.6
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C ol.l..ected
85
Last Year Last Year
To Date '
$ 6 40,8 41 Bl.
Sa~e o f Surp.l.u s Prop . 562
Total. 72 ,625 .1.2,9 84 .1.35 ,703 187 71 ,970 95
Bond Sa.l.e 2 ,200,000 2,200,000
T otal. Revenue $3 ,033 ,575 $36,39 3 $2 ~9B l.t:033 9 8 $712,811 82
EX.PENOITU.RES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1 9 71 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Production:
Source & Supp.l.y
Power & Pump
Pur.i....f.i.cat i.o n
Total.
Trans . & D i.st.
Ad:mi..ni.strati.on:
Account & Co.l.l..
Ge.nera.l.
T o tal.
Debt Servi.ce
Mi.sce11a..neous
Capi.ta1 P 1ant and
Equipment
Total. Expense
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97 ,936
92 ,074
225,225
1.1.1 ,120
39 ,4 68
109 ,426
148 ,894
46.1.,773
25 ,000
637 ,600
$.1.,609 ,61 2
Current
Month
$ 1 ,934
11 ,168
3 ,799
16,9i)1
8 ,44 1
4,647
5 ,850
10 ,4 97
71
Current
Encumb_
$650.000
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Encumb_
To Date
$ 23 ,690
68 ,308
58 ,525
1.50 ,523
48 ,337
38 ,566
80 ,39 7
118 ,963
62 ,341
17 ,955
701 ,6 40
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Budget
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72
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Last Year Last Year
To Date "'
156 ,173 79
53,098 4 9
9 7,801 66
64 ,161 17
13,860 54
49,r:S13 85
$434 !:606 48
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REA.Ll:ZATION OF' ESTIMATED REVENUES
SEWER POND
For Month o£ September , 1971
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Ant i.c::i.pa.ted
Revenue
Current ' of E st. Last Year Last Y ear
Di.sposa.1 Serv i.ce $ 294 ,525
Other:.
Connec-ti...>n Fees-:r:r:o -•de 20 ,000
Connect~on Fees-outsi.de 31 ,000
Interest 20 ,000
Sewer Tap Fees
M i.acel..l..aneous 10 ,000
Tota1 81 ,000
Cherrymore Sani.tat i.on
D i.stri.ct
Total. Revenue
56 ,000
$ 431 ,525
Month
$127 ,251
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543
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6 ,818
$1..34 ,069
To D ate Co~l..ecte d T o D ate '
$327 ,539 111 $206 ,04 6 82
1.7 ,.702
71 ,115
10 ,9 47
3 ,093
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1..03 ,959 128 60 ,103 111
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$487 ,4 98 113 $266 ,1 4 9 88
EXPENDXTUR.ES ow ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 BUDGETED APP ROPRIAT I O NS
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Annual.. Current Current E ncu.mb . .. o f Last Y ear Last
Budget Month Enc-u"'nb . T o D a t e B udget T o D a t e
Treatment $ 81.,4 76 $ 8 ,3 4 7 $ 89 ,175 109 $ 6 6 ,1 72
Sa.n.i.ta..ry Sy stem 63,602 2 ,804 25 ,4 8 7 40 26,9 0 2
Adm:i..ni.strati.on :
Ace. & Col...1 . 21 ,122 2 ,536 1.9 ,821
Genera l.. 32 ,646 1 ,775 20 ,1.50
Tota1 53 ,768 4,311 39,9 7 1 74 ~
Debt Servi.ce 74 '225 37 9 ,522 13 1..0 ,219
Cont . Services 15 ,727 6 ,562 42
Mi.scel..l..a..n.eous 11.,265 7 ,795 69 7 ,440
Cap1.tal.. P1ant and
Equ1putent 1.,641,800 $1 ,356 ,854 1 ,51.3 ,825 92 69 ,025
Total.. Expense $1 ,9 41 ,863 $~ $1.,356 ,854 $1 ,692 ,337 87 $20 7,583
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PUBLIC IMPROVE I"ENT FUND
For Month o£ September , 1.971. ..
Portio n of Year to D ate 75'
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Revenue
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$ 1.,649 ,463 $1.48 ,698 $1.,266 ,773 77 $.1.62,1.39 83
1.03 ,6 47 7,591. 1.01.,071. 98 92 ,709 9 7
43 ,568 1.9 ,71.2 45 8 ,506 ~70
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8 ,000 2 ~:6 22 33 ~50 6
s 1.,804,6 7 8 $] . .56 , 289 $.1.,4 04 1!:46 3 78 $263 ,504 9 0
EXPEND ITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1.971. BUDGETE.D APPBOPR.IATIONS
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I PavLng D i.st . No. 1.9
I Pa.vi.ng D i.st . No. 20
Park Improvement
I S i.de-al....k D i.st . No . 71.
Servi.ce.nte.r
I Stornt. Dr a in age
I Master Pl..a.n Dev.
S1gnal.. Pre-Emp . Dev.
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I Fire Pumper
I Pol..i.ce & Fire C ompl..e x
Greenbel..t
I Ani...mal.. Shel..ter
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1.10 ,000
55 ,000
3 ,842
30 ,000
764 ,649
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1.7 ,313
47 ,000
45 ,000
963 ,276
1.49 ,485
33 ,553
$2 ,3 58 ,329
$ 3 ,2 1.3
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1..0 ,404
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44~950
1 ,072 ~262
2~625
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1..8 ~500
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12 .372
44,950
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REA.L.I.ZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
RECREATION FUND
For Month of September, 1971
A.nti..ci.pa.ted Current
Revenue Month To Date
$ 56,136 $28,068
17,300 $2,955 6,064
13.,000 337 12,540
9 ,500 779 10,919
28,000 757 21 ,4 1.5
17,800 1.,314 1.6 ,588
394 3 48
2,..500 64 1,059
450 343
1 ,500 ~ 3 ,593
$146,580 $6,680 $100,937
Porti.on of Year to Date 75'-
.. of Est .. La.at Year Last Year
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35 8 ,349 48
96 13 ,083 92
l.l.S 8,549 64
76 19,250 1.27
93 13 ,503 1.09
88 257 32
42 665 27
76 552 184
240 1,609 201
69 $86,452 73
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1971 APPBOPRIATX:ONS
Spent .. • Annual. Current Current EnC"l.UDb .. .. of Last Year Last Year
Budg et Month Encumb. To Date Budqet To Date ..
I OUtdoor Pool. $1.8,705 $ 872 $14,445 77 $1.4 ,347 90
Indoor Pool. 20 ,360 2,524 15,034 74 8,799 41.
I Sports & Ga.m.es 49,473 3,937 32,21.1 65 2B,5BB 68
Cul.tura...l. Acti.vi.ti.es 22 ~212 879 16~807 76 16,91.3 89
I P1a.ygrounds 6~785 3 5~291. 78 5 ,306 84
I Speci..al. Events 6,377 1.3 2~006 31. 2 ,197 41.
Zoo 1.,1.41. 4,264 1.00
I General. Operati.ons 22,668 2 ,334 12 e,089 53 9 ,558 79
Total. Expense s 146, sao $11 ,703 $102 ,1 4 9 70 $85,708 70
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BUS LINE OPERATION
For Month of September , 1.971
' of Est_ Last Year Last Year
Ant.i.ci.pated current
Revenue Month To Date Col.l.ected T o Date '
$ 24,000 $ l.,BB7 $18 ,434 77 $ 9 ,883 62
Fares
600 2,821 407 699 ~9 4
T o kens
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$ 25 ,1.00 $ 1 ~BB7 $21 ,365 as $13 ,857 8 4
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A ppr opr i.at i...cul.
I Sa.l..a.ri.es $ 13 ,200
I Repairs & Mai...ntena.nce 7 ,200
Gas and Oi.l. 1 ,080
I Insurance 3 ,300
Pa..rt-T i..me. • Payrol-l. Ta..x.es 687
P ensions
Heal.th & Li...fe Insurance
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Overt:Une ~00 • Capital. Outl.ay 36,000
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$ 9 ,542 72 $ 4 ,608
5 ,376 7S 1 ,238
8~4 7 S 283
2 ,968 90 2 ,966
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342 so 72
487 100
293 ~00
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THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT, 1971
RECEIVED TRAFFIC TICKETS {VIOLATIONS BUREAU)
RECEIVED CASES
RECE I VED COSTS
RECE I VED FROM BONO FORFEITURES
R ECE IVED W ITNESS FEES
RECEIVED .JURY FEES
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ARRAIQNME NTS-------------------4~
T RIALS TO COURT----------------275
JU R Y TRIALS HELD---------------3
JURI E S DISMISSED---------------4
JURI ES CANCELLED---------------17
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DIV"ISION: Personne1
THIRD QUARTER 1.971.
The activities carried on in the Personne1 Depart~ent during
the third quarter of 1971 are as fo11ows:
Since the end of June, eighteen (18) fu11-time and twenty-
one (21) part -t~e peop1e have been hired. Most persons
hired as fu11-time emp1oyees were put on as rep1acements for
vac a ted positions. ALmost a11 part-tLme peop1e were hired
as rep1acements or to he1p carry an extra work1oad.
Number of app1i..cati..ons accepted during the third quarter were
two hundred and twenty seven (227). Tests were given to
sLxty-ei..ght (68) peop1e and forty-one (41) peop1e were inter-
v iewed. During this period, there were thirteen (13) termi-
n at ion s (fu11 -ti..me personne1), bringing the tota1 for the
year to thirty-two (32) and c1osing the quarter with a
turnover rate of 5.0%.
Tota1 number of e~p1oyees on September 30~ 1971 was three
hundred and eighteen (318). There were two hundred and
seventy-nine (279) fu11 -time and thirty-nine (3 9 ) p art-t1me
emp1oyees. Tota1 hours w orked for a11 perso nne 1 f o r this
period w ere one hundred and fifty th o usand~ five hundred
and twenty five (150,525), making a tota1 of f ou r h u n dred
and forty-nine thousand, two hundred and seventy-eight
(449,278) hours worked for the year thus far. S even ty-two
(72) hours were 1ost due to accidents, bringing the tota1
number of hours 1ost in 1971 to five hundred and forty-four
(544), .05% of a11 hours worked. There were twenty-seven (27)
accidents in the 1ast three months, resu1ting in a tota1 of
sixty-seven (67) for the year. At the end of September, 1970,
there were thirty-four (34) reported accidents .
New j obs inc1ude a Sa1es Tax Auditor, Mechanic, Bui1ding
Inspector, and Accountant -a11 sponsored by the Enlergen.cy
Emp1oyment Act of 1971.
The on1y appea1 before the Career Service Board was a 1etter
from Sergeants Garfunk1e, Goetz, Leff, and Wa11ace_concerning
their disenchantment with the method of testing f o r the p o si-
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at the Po1ice Department ~hich consisted of an ora1 inter-
vie~ and ~ritten test-There ~as a1so an ora1 and practi-
ca1 examination given in the Street DeparOment for the
position of Equipment Operator.
Approx.:Unatel.y fifteen (1.5) hours was spent in acquiring a..nd
putting Lnto effect the i..nfo~ation on the Emergency Emp1oy-
ment Act o£ 1.971.. One person has al.ready been hired under
this Act.
Approx~atel.y three (3) days were spent with the Col.orado
Municipal. League devel.oping Labor Leqi..sl.ature for Col.orado
Labor Law.
Approx~atel.y ten (1.0) hours was spent working with state
and l.ocal. personnel. peopl.e attempting to devel.op a state-
wide training program funded by the Federal. Government-
One hundred and eighteen thousand do11ars ($118~000) is
provided for the State of Co1orado.
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Tot~ Acc~denta
F&ta.l.. A.ce1denta
Injury Aee1.denta
Persons In,ju.red
CrTATrONS rSSOED o
Mun:l.cj_p~ Court
Reckless Dr:\..~
Care1esa D~~ng
A.J....J.. Other Mov:l.ng
Pandng
l:mproper Eqlrlpment
O~ber Ordinance V~o1.
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TH:tHD QUARTERLY REPORT, 1 97 1
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County Court
Drunk ~ Ti.ng
Reelc]_eaa Dr:i.. ......-1...ng
other Mo~
Ialproper Equ=Lpaent
~eenee P1ate V1o1.
Dri.Ter•a Id.cenae V:i.ol...
Other State V:l.ol..ationa
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CASES FILEDs (Other Than By ~tat:i.on)
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Oo;;s Impounded
Dogs Re1ea.sed
LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS •
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7-17-71 Casu~ Lounge
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D:1.atr1et Court
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JuTen.:l...l..e
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~eked up rroa Vets
P1eked up ~-Streets
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130
61
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LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS ~c ( eont1..nued )
7-22 -71 Terry 's H1deavay
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6 -14-·n H.:1.1 d a.'a
6-20-71 John w •s
6-26-71 J ohn w •s
9-4 -71 Sha.key •s
9 -4 -7 1 S t ud.io Lounge
9-24 -71 John -w •s
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Fci.ght brev:U>g
Drunk
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o.t~~cer's request.
D1aagree.ent between customers
over poo.l. g.-e.. Party W1abing:
t.o sian eoapl.ai.n.t. ad.Tised to do
eo when sober.
Pa.rt.1.-1eft prl.o r to arr1..Y~
or o.t".t::l.ce.re.
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Contact C-arda --.:le -ju.en:L.1.ea
rel..eased to 1ea-.e the area.
Part::l.ee ordered to 1ea~.
0n.e pa.rt.y acreect to 1-Ye the
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CLASS I Ol"'FENSES
CLASSIFICATION REPORTED UNFOUNDED ~
Ml1rder 2 2
Man..s:J..a.u.gbt.er
~ (total) 2
Rape by Force 2
Aasa~t to Rape
Robbe!:Z: (total) 7 6
A=aed s 5 Strong ~ 2 1
Aaaau1t (total)
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Other Dangerous We-apon 1 1
Hands. Fi..ats, Feet 1 1
Not Aggravated 11 3 8
Bur&!:~ (total) 112 12 100
l'orci..bl.e Entry 69 8 61
Un1a.d"u.1 Entry 43
Atte.opted
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Larcenv (total) 571 24 547 iso .oo anc~ Over 148 11 137
Under $50 .00 423 13 **410
Auto Thert 78 10 68
GRAND TOTAL 786 53 733
*Mans.l..au..gb.t.er cl.ea.red ~ro• prev"i.ou.s qu.arter
...,..Aetua1 t.be:rt.a u.nd.er :1.nc1.ud.es 1 7 3 b1cycl..ea
Are on and A..tt.empt
Ma1:J..c.1.ous M1.schie£ 261
Drunk 4
GRAND TOTAL 10
TOTAL ARRESTS THIS QUARTER
FOR ALL OFFENSES BXCID'T TRAFFIC
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Fire C a11s
Within City Limits ................................................................................................ 160
Fire in building .................................................................................................... 18
Fire in motor vehicle ........................................................................................ 18
Fire in rubbish or brush ................................................................................. 76
Other fires outdoors ........................................................................................... 5
False ala.n-n ........................................................................................................... 16
AlarTns where there was no fire ...................................................................... 2 7
Within Che rry Hills Fire Protect ion D istri.ct .............................................. 1
Within the County ........................................................................................................... 2 ~ Within D enver Fire D istrict .......................................................................................... 1
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TOTAL FIRE CALLS ANSWERED •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 166
Property Exposure and Loss
Wi th in City Limits :
Value exposed ............................................................................................ $2,.383,.885
V a 1 ue 1 o s t .......... _ ....................................................................................... $ 15 ,. 0 52 ·
Numbe r of Feet of Hose Used
One i.nch (1"') Hose ••.••.•••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••.••.•••••• 5,280
One and one-hal.f ~n ch (1.-!i-::) Hose .................................................................. 2,.080
Two a..n_d one-half ~nch (2 ~) Hose ................................................................ 3,.200
Five inch Hose .................................................................................................... 400
Re s cue Calls
Within City Limits: ...................................................................................................... 216
Injury: •••••••••••••••••••••.•....•..•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 108
Home ................................................................................................................ 17
Pub1 i.e ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 40
Industrial. ....................................................................................................... 5
Automobi I.e ..................................................................................................... 46
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Heart ............................................................................................................ 20
Assistance ...................................................................................................... 8
Mi.. see 11aneous ................................................................................................. 61
Attempt s ·ui.c.i.de ...................................................................................... 13
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Within Cherry Hi11s Fire Protection Oistrict ..................................... 2
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Within Sheridan Fire District ....................................................... ~ ....................... 2
I TOTAL RESCUE CALLS ANSWERED •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 224
Mutua1 Aid Ca11s -Fire & Rescue • Eng1ewood assisting others .................................................................................. 14
~ Others assisting Eng1ewood ..................................................................................... 0
Fire Prevention
I Inspection b y Bureau ......................................................................................... 41
Inspection by in -company ............................................................................ 427
TOTAL INSPECTIONS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 468 • Tra..i_ning
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Number of m en attendin.g ......................................................................... 642
Manhours ........................................................................................................ 1,. 9 7 3
Number of feet of hose used (inc1u.des 1~ ... 2~••,. & S") ................... 10,.450
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Tota1 number of men responding,. a11 ca11s ~Fire) ............................ 741
Rescue) ••••••••••••••••• 51.9
Average number of men per ca11 Fire) .............................. ~.4 U
Rescue) ................................. • 2 . 3 ,.
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Supervisory and C1erica1
Trash Hau1
Dirt Hau1 & Excavate
Grave1. Sand & Rock Hau1
Base Materia1 Hau1 & Fi11 Ho1es
Patching
Drainage C1earance
New Cu1vert
Snow & Ice Remova1
Sand Icy Streets
F1usber Operation
Street SWe eping
Loaders Operation
B1ades Operations
Bui1ding Mainteuance
Pumping
Tree Trimming
96 Mower Operation
Misce11aneous
Equipment Maintenance
Shop Yard Maintenance
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122
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3,409
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731
361
350
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353 1 /2
280
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2,065 1/2
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ENGINEERING OPERATION NUMBER
Street and A11ey Cut Permits 114
Curb . Gutter , Wa1k & Driveway Per~its 34
TRAFFIC OPERATION
Street Striping
Curb Painting
Crosswa1ks Painted
Parking Sta11s Painted
Signal.s Insta11ed
Si.gna1s Removed
Signa1 Maintenance
Signs Instal.l.ed
Signs R emoved
Sign Maintenance
Signs Painted
Signs Baked
Counters
Counter Mamt
Shop Maintenance
Equipment Maintenance
Misce11aneou.s
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THIRD Q UART ERLY REPORT,. 1971
PERMITS ~ ...EQ!!: PERMITS
ISSlTED
Resi.dent:ial B ui.1 di.ngs 10
Apar tme nt: Bui.ldi.ngs-387 U ni.c s 12
Co tnn~erc i.a 1 Bu i.ld i. ngs 1
Industria l Bui l dings 1 2
Po li.ce-Fi.re Communi.c a t:.lon.s
Comp lex
Sub T otal
Reai.denti.al Addi.t:i.ons
Commerci.a1 Addi.t:i.ons
Ind u st:ri.al Addi.t:i.ons
Sewer P 1ant Additions
Sub Tota1
E1ec.tri.c.a1
Heat~ng -Ai.r Conditi.oni.ng
P1umbi.ng
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63
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148
93
85
2 1 Mov~ng and Demo1i.ti.on
Mi.sc.e1 1 aneous (Fences .
s~di.ng etc .)
Si.gns
Su b To ta1
roofing.
150
25
522
G rand To c:a1
Contractor Licenses ..
Mi.sce11aneous.
Mobi.1e Horn€ Inspecc:i.ons.
U se Tax.
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CONSTRUCTED
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$ 115,.394 ~00 $ 370.00
2.,521.,980.00 4,.758.00
11,.000 .00 33.00
401,.365 .00 1,.134.00
688 .063.00 N/C
$3.737.802.00 $ 6,.295.00
104.,651 .00 569.00
72,.600.00 212.00
88,.000.00 226.00
113001:000.00 N/C
$1.565.251.00 $ 1,.007.00
178,.695.00 2,.311.00
210,.400.00 1,.04-8.00
275,.229.00 1,.047.00
15,.170.00 127.00
237.355.00 1,.218 .00
13 .980 .00 151.00 $ 930,.829.00 $ 5,.90 2.00
$6 ,233 ,882 .00 $13,204.00
$ 3,.675.00
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NEW CONSTRUCTION.
HOUSING CODE .
MOBILE HOME PARKS
WRECKI-NG YARDS .
-NOTICES ISSUED:
CORRECTION AND STOP ORDERS.
ILLEGAL USES.
LICENSES AND PERMITS.
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THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT. 1971
TOTAL
TOTAL
• CO~RACTS WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES.
I CONTRACTOR LICENSES ISSUED
COURT APPEARANCES. • COURT COMPI.A.INTS FILED
SU'MM.ONS SERVED
• NON-CONFORMING U SES REGISTERED
• PROPERTIES CLEANED UP BY CITY
MEETINGS ATTENDED.
• MILES TRAVELED . •
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THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT, 1971
PARKS MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS :
Summer park ma~ntenance operations stepped up to full operation .
Increased use of Bell e v iew Park and D artmouth Park made it necessary to increase
maintenance in the mon th s of J un e and J uly to insure s anitary . clean and good
appearing picnic areas and re s t rooms .
S PECIAL PROJECTS :
No s p ecial projects possible becau se of increased maintenance schedule .
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ACTIVITIES:
programs star t ed during third quarter of 1971:
Jr . American Foo tball (5th ~ 6th grade boy s )
Jr . American Socce r (5th ~ 6th grade girls)
Jr . American Pep Cl ub s (Elementary grade girls)
4 . B .E .A .F . (Bu s inessmen •s Exercise~ Fitness C lass)
5 . Women*s Physical Fi~ness C la ss (Sr . High girls and adult women)
6 . Pottery Clas s (You th B -l B yrs .)
7 . Social Dance Classes (adult )
B . Competitive Swim Lessons (youth)
9 . Family Swingers Beginners S q u are Dance
10 . Jr . High Teen Can teen (7th . 8th . 9th grade students)
B . Programs in progress during third q u arter of 1971 :
1 . Youth Tennis Lessons (8 -16 yrs .)
2 . Ad ult Tenni s Lessons
3 . Competitive Tennis (youth 8 -16 yrs .)
4 . Dance Le ssons (E lementary gi r ls ~ boys)
5 . Archery (youth 10 -1 8 yrs .)
6 . Sweet Adelines Cho ral Group (adult ~~men)
7 . Bacon Twirling~ Acrobatics (youth 6 yrs . ~ up)
B . Playground C enter s (lst through 6th graders)
9 . Tiny Tot Program (4 ~ 5 yrs .)
10. Dramatics C lass (you th 7 y r s . ~ up ~ adult)
11 . Decou page (adults)
12 . C eramic~ Craft Class (adults)
13 . C eramic and CraCt C la ss (adults)
14 . Fine Art C lass (youth B through 14)
15 . Fine Art Clas s (adult)
16 . Women•s Softbal l League
17 . Men"s Sof tball League
1 8 . Jr . Olympic Track (boys ~ girls)
19 . Phy s ical Fitness C la ss (women ~ girls . 15 yrs . & over)
20 . Weightlifting (Jr . ~ Sr . High boy s and ad u lt males)
21 . Old Timers Baseball Schoo l (8 years)
22 . Old Timer s Regular League (9 -14 yrs .)
23 . Old Timers Co lt League (15 -16 yrs .)
24 . --cast Offs .. S quare Dance G roup (adults)
25 . Ro und Dance C lass (adults)
26 . ••Family S w i nger s •• S quare Dance Group (adults ~ children)
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27 . Red C ros s Learn-to -Swim Lessons (youth)
28 . Tadpole Swim Lessons (5 ~ 6 yrs.)
29 . Adult Swim Le ssons
30 . Scuba Le ssons
31 . Swim Team (6 -17 yrs .)
32 . Handicapped Swim Program
33 . Early Bird Swim (adult men)
34 . Mother-Tot Swim Program (3 & 4 year olds with mother)
Other activiti es during third quarter of 1971:
1 . Men 's Softball ''FirecTacker Tournam.en t'' was held Jul.y 2 -July 5 .
2 . Dramatics cLass presented ''Fiddl.er on the Roof'' at Engle-wood High
Schoo l Auditorium on July 29 9 30 9 31 and August 1 .
3 . Baton Class pupils participated in the follo~ng : Cinderella Ci ty
performance on July 23; Baton Recital at Englewood High School
Fieldhouse on August 13; ''Little Britches" parade August 14 and the
Bates-Logan Park Dedication on September 19.
4 . The Elementary Dance Recital was held at Flood J r . High School Auditorium
on August 16 .
5 . Women 's Softball Tournament, A u g u st 14 ~ 1 5 .
6. Men's Co lorado Open Sof tball Tournament was held at Spencer Field and
Belleview Park on Augu s t 19, 20, 21, 22 ~ 2 3 .
7 . Western Regionals Sof tball Tournament, A ugu st 27, 28 ~ 29.
B . Tennis Team participated in numerous matches during July and Aug·ust .
9 . A City Tennis Tournament for adults was held in July .
10 . The Fine Arts class exhi bited its pa in tings in Englewood Ci ty Ha ll
during the month of August.
11. Engle~ood s~im Team particpated in fourteen s~im m eets during the s ummer
with a total participation o£ 4 77 .
12 . "Sweet Adelines'' Choral Croup took part in "Share a Song Week'' and
sang at Cinderella City on Septe~ber 10.
RECREATIO REPORT:
The third quarter activities proved to be very popular in enrollment and
attendance . 1327 different individuals took part in the lessons and competitive
program at the indoor and outdoor swim pool. The weather cooperated very well
and the swimming season ~as successful .
Two other programs showed tremendous growth over last years' third quarter.
They were tennis and youth ceramics . Tennis gre~ from 186 participants to 283
different individuals . Youth ceramics increased from 12 individuals to 55 thi s
year •
Other programs that were full include adult ceram~cs , fine art, weightlifting .
baton, drama , tiny tot program, softball , playgrounds and O ld Timers ba seball.
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THIRD QUARTE RLY REPORT , ~971
C irsulatiop : L ibrary :
Bookmobile :
Ave rag e daily circulation : 896
A r apahg e sgupty egypt : L ib ra ry :
B ook:mob i.l.e:
£.9 ,937
18 , 1 6 1
1 0 ,238
4 ,981
c gmp uts r r s sistrps&en = 1 4,734
Ne~ cards issued in Engle-ood : 705
New cards issued in cou nty : 170
T o tal.: 68 ,098
T o ta l : 15 ,219
County cards sent to A rapahoe R egion al : 87 T otal card s issu ed : 875
Books added :
Books withdrawn :
Books in collection :
Pa p erbacks circulated :
R ecords circulated :
Slides circulated :
A rt prints circulated
Smm films circulated
1 ,060
421
73 ,842
1 ,355
7 36
52
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CCPLS requests : B ooks r e c e ived : 16mm fi1-ms :
Tele p hone reference question s a n s we r ed: 527
A dult : 494 Ju v enile : 33
R eference que s tions ans-ered in 1ibTary : 2101
A dult : 1.,639 Ju v eni.le : 4-62
Croup vis~ts: 7
Story h ours : 37
A dult Meetings : 2
A ttendance : 150
Attendance: 352
Attend ance : Not counted
D isbursemepts:
D eposited -ith the City Treasurer 's office :
R ecei p t s :
F ines : $1226 .3 1
Rent-al books : 49 .70
Special donor's fund and lost books : 279 .08
Tot.al :
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$1 .,5 55 .09
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WATER TREATED
CUMULATIVE TOTALS lin N _G_)
2.a·o 1.12 1969
1970
1971
3.143 .26 2000
2.61 7. 76 l 3rd quarter l
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S EWAG E TREATED
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1971
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INTRODUCED AS A lliLL BY COUNCIU1AN LE~<TSCII.
BY AUTHO RITY
ORD1NJ\NCE NO. 34'-/ SER~ES OF ~97~
AN ORDINANCE ~lENDING THE CO~lPREIJENSIVE ZONING OlU>INA~CE
OF TilE CITY OF E 'GLE\.JOOD (ORDINANCE NO. 26 • SERIES ~963)
TO CO NFOI::r-1 ALL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PRIVATE OFF-STREET
PARKI 'G REQU~RENENTS \.JITII TilE PROVISIONS OF SECTION
2 2 .5-5 OF SAID CO;>!PRE!YENSIVE ZOrliNG ORDINANCE • AS .1\J>!ENDED
BY ORDTNANCE NO. 22. SERIES ~9 71 .
"li iEREAS , the City Council has heretofore established
standards and provisions for private off-street parking
by atue.ndment: to Section 22 .5-5 ·(Ordinance No. 22, Series
~971); and
WH EREAS , it: '\-70u1d be rcpet:it:i..ve to i..nc1ude said
of f -street park~ng requ~rements for each res~dent~a1
c1as si..fi..ca.t:ion..
NO\.J • T HEREFORE . BE IT O RDAINE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL
O F TH E CITY OF ENGLEHOOD . COLORADO:
S ection 1 . That: the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance ,.
O rdin ance No. 26 , Serie s 1963 ,. is hereby amended as fo1 -
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R-1-A R esiden ti..a1 District
Mini mum o££-strect: parking
(Se e S cc t~on 22.5 5)
R ~ B Re si..dent i..a1 Distri..c~
Min~mum off street parking
(S~~ Sect~on 22 .5 -5)
R-~-C Res ide ntia1 District
l--1ini...mum off-s tree 1: parking
(See S e ct~on 22 .5 -5)
R -2 -A Residentia1 District:
Minimum off s tree t parking
(Sec S ect~on 22.5 -5)
R 2-B R es idential District
Mj_nimum o£f-st:rcct: parking
(Sec Sect~on 22 .5 5)
R 3-A Multi fruni1y Rcsidcnti~1 District
Min ~mum off st r eet: parking
(S ec Scct~on 22.5-5)
R-3-B l'-1u1t:i-fami1y Residential District
Minimum o£f st:rect: parking
(Sec Scct~on 22.5 5) • •
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k. Minimum ofC-strcec: parking
(Sec S cc c~on 22 .5 5)
----;::::oducc·d . read ~n ful.J. and passed on .C:irst: re ad ~ng
on Ch c l.8t:h day of October. 1.971..
Published as a Bi11 for an O rdinance. on t:he 20t:h
day of October , 1971 .
Re a d by t:ic:1e and passe d on £i.na1 reading on the
/Sz:?. d ay o.C ?'{.:-/., > ., 1971.
Publ.~s h cd by t:~t:l.e as Ord~n ance No.
of 1_971 on tl1 c /""7 ~ day of n..-c e: •
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Mayor
Series
1.971..
I., Stephen A . Lyon., do hereby certify that: the
above and foregoing is a true ., accurate and comp1ete
COpy of an ordinance., passed on fi.na1 reading and pub -
1ished by t:i.t1e as Ordinanc e No. 3~ S eries o f
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
OCTOBER 2 1, 1971 7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: H . R. Braun. E. L. Ausfahl.., B. Kimbrough, and J. F. Murphy
THE F O LLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1 . The m inu t e s of the 1ast regular meeting as printed.
2 . The fo l..l..o~ing promotions effective October 1. 1971:
P.A.LM..ER, Wi..11i.a m
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Maintenanceman to
Leadrnan
3 . The fo11o~ing promotions effective November 1, 1971:
C:I....A.S, Paul a
GARDNER, Violet
MEINECKE, Mi.ri..a.m
Clerk Typist to
Clerk Stene
Clerk Typist to
Clerk Stene
Deputy Court Clerk to
C1erk Steno
GRADE
& STEP
17B to
19B
12B to
14B
l..2C to
14C
12B to
14B
4. The fol..l..owi..ng anniversary increase effective October 16, 1971 i.s
held i.n abeyance by Presidential.. order until.. further notice.
JAM.IESON, Paul.. Fireman 2nd Class 21F
S. The fo11owi..ng anniversary increase effective November 1# 1971 is
he1d in abeyance by Presidentia1 order unti1 further notice:
STAPLES# Ernest Maintenanceman 170
6-The fo11owing anniversary increase effective November 18# 1971
is he1d in abeyance by Presidentia1 order unti1 further notice :
BALL# Robert Patro1ma_n 1st C1ass 22F
7. Th e fo11owing probationary to permanent status changes effective
November 1, 1971. Increases ~i11 be he1d by Presidentia1 order
unti1 further notice.
FOE, Doug1as Recreation Supv. 22B
KINGSBURY, Char1es Mechanic 21B
M.AR.TINEZ, Joseph Anim.a1 Warden 16B
6. The fo11owing ne~ hires:
COATES# Ca.ro1 Dispatcher 14A
Effective September 20, 1971
COO.MBE, Susan C.l.erk T ·ypist 12A
Effective September 27# 1971.
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NAME
NELSON, Emi.1y
BECK,. A..n..nette
LIEN, Don a ld
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Intermediate Clerk Typist
Effective September 17,. 1971
Secretary
Effective October 15. 1971
Patrolman 2nd Class
Effective October 31, 1971
10. The following transfer effective October 1,. 1971 :
TRESSLER, Larry Maintenanceman
11 -The fo11owing Progress Reports:
BRAUNREITER, Donald Fireman 1st Class
CHANNEL , Gl.en Patro l man 1st Class
DENNEY, Max Animal Warden
HERN"DON,. Darrell. Chief Sales Tax Auditor
IRONS, Marilyn Sales Tax Clerk
.MASCHKA , Robert Mainten anc:eman
0 • STEEN"' Roy Fireman 1st Clas s
OWEN, Clifford Mai.ntenanc:eman
REED, Edgar General Mechanic
STELZER, Jean Intermediate Clerk Typist
TUR.ETZ KY', Norma PBX-Rec:epti.onsit
ZLMMERMAN , E1eanor Clerk Steno
GRADE
& STEP
~2B
~6B
2~F
~7A
22F
22F
~6F
24F
~4F
~7F
22F
~7F
2~F
~2F
~2F
~4F
Mr. Murphy presented a 1etter frcm Chief Hami1ton justifying the
positio n of Dri v er-Operator-Eng ineer for ~hich recommendation had
been made in a previous Board meeting .
IT WAS MOVED . SECONDED , AND P ASSED THAT THE POSITION OF DRIVER-
OPERATOR-ENGINEER FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BE ESTABLISHED.
A 1etter from Mr. Dona1d G. Eddy of the Office of Emergency Prepared-
ness concern~nq annua1 increments for Po1ice and Firemen, and pay
increases for emp1oyees going on permanent status during the freeze
~as discussed.
Mr. Eddy stated in his 1etter that according to the information Mr.
Murphy had sent him that going from 4th C1ass to 3rd C1ass . etc .
did not consist of any rea1 change of duties or responsibi1ities
and therefore does not constitute a ••promotio n''. Under these circum-
stances , the annua1 increment cou1d not be paid during the freeze.
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nent status during the freeze , Mr. Eddy stated in his 1etter that
the emp1oyee is eligible for a ny bui1t in pay increases during the
s ix month proba tiona ry period , provided they cuLminate ~ithin the
first 90 days , but is not entitled to any increases after the first
90 days .
Mr. Murphy made the Board a~a re of the fact that under the Emergency
Emp1oyment Act, ~e ~i11 be hiring four people and their jobs w~11
be extra jobs -they 'W'i..11 not be "c ity" employees .. nor wi..11 they
be under the C a reer Service Board's jurisdictio n.
Mr. Braun asked that Mr. Murphy s~p1y keep the Board posted as to
th e act i vities und e r the Emergency Employment Act.
Mr. Murphy brought out the question of who shou1d or shou1d not be
e1igib1e for time and a ha1f overtime.
Mr. Braun sta ted that everyone in c1assified service shou1d get time
and a ha1f overtime pay or t~e and a ha1f compensatory time. This
wou1d inc1ude a1 1 non-exempt emp1oyees under the Career Service Board.
Mr. Braun added, however, that it wou1d be the duty of the Department
Head to concentrate more on getting the job done faster and more
efficient1y so as to cut down on overtime expenses , or e1se the
department wou1d end up with budgetary prob1ems.
Discussion ensued.
Motion w as made. seconded and passed that a 1etter of recommendation
for tLme and a ha1f pay or time and a ha1f compe~satory tLme for over -
time be forwarded to Mr . Dia1.
Reverend Kimbrough pointed out that as non-exempt ernp1oyees have the
protection of the C areer Service Board. that he fe1t exempt emp1oyees
s hou1d be given a sLmi1ar protection against disrnissa1s, grievances,
etc .
Mr. Braun suggested dis~issa1 on1y with the approva1 of the City
Manager and concurr ence of the Career Service Board.
Discussion ensued.
Mr. Braun suggested that this matter be taken up again at the next
meeting .
The meeting w as adjourned and the next meeting is schedu1ed for
November 18. 1971.
H. R. BRAUN
Chairman
PEGG ZUNKE RC_..)
Recording Secretary
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
OCTOBER 21, 1971 7 :00 P~M-
PRESENT: H -R . Braun, E. L. Ausfah1, B -Kimbrough , and J. F-Murphy
THE FOLLCJ'W'ING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1. The minutes of the 1ast regular meeting as printed .
2 . The fo 11o~ing promotions effective October 1, 1971:
NAM.E
PALMER, Wi.11iam
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Maintenanceman to
Leadrna.n
3 . The fo11owing promotions effective November 1~ 1971:
CLA.S, P a ul...a
GARDNER, Vi..ol...et
MEINECKE. Miriam
Cl...erk Typi..st to
C1erk Stene
cl...erk Typi..st to
Cl...erk Stene
Deputy court Cl...erk to
Cl...erk Stene
16. 4 . The £o 11awi..ng anni..versary increase effective October
he1d in abeyance by Presi..denti..a1 order until... further notice.
JAM.:[ESON, Paul... Fi..reman 2nd Cl...ass
GRADE
& STEP
17B to
19B
12B to
14B
12C to
14C
12B to
14B
1971 i.s
21F
S . The fo11 owing anniversary increase effective November 1, 1971 is
he1d in abeyance by Presidential order until further notice:
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STAPLE S, Ernest Maintenance:rnan 170
6. The £o11ow ing anniversary increase effective November 18, 1971
is he1d in abeyance by Presidential order unti.1 further notice:
HA.LL, Robert Patrolman 1st Class 22F
7 . The fo11awing probati..onary to permanent status changes effecti..ve
November 1 , 1971-Increases ~i..11 be bel...d by Presi..denti..a1 order
~nt~1 further noti..ce .
FOE, Dc>ugl...as Recreation Supv. 22B
Mech a n.i..c
MARTINEZ, Joseph Ani..mal... Warden 16B
a. The foJ~owi..ng new h~res:
14A Dispatcher
Effec:ti..ve September 20, 1...971... COATES. C arol...
COOMBE, Susan Cl...erl< Typist 12A
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NELSON, Emil..y
BECK, Annette
L:X.EN, Donal..d
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Intermedi ate C1erk Typist
Effective September 1.7 , 1971.
Secretary
Effective October 1.5, 1.971
Patrol..man 2nd Cl..ass
Effective october 31 , 1.971
1.0. The fol..l..owing transfer effective October 1., 1971 :
TRESSLER, L arry Maintena.nceman
11. The fol..l..o~ing Progress Reports:
BRAUNREITER, Donald
CHANNEL, Gl..en
DENNEY, Max
HERNDON, Darrel..l..
IRONS, Mari.1yn
MA.SCHKA.. Robert
0' STEEN , Roy
OWEN , Cl..if ford
REED., Edg ar
STELZER, Jean
TURETZKY, Norma
zLMMERMAN . El..eanor
Fireman 1st Cl..ass
P atrol..ma n l..st Cl..ass
Anima l.. warden
Chief Sal..es Tax Auditor
Sal.es Tax Cl..erl<.
Maintena.r..ceman
Fireman 1st Cl..ass
Mai.ntenancema.n
General.. Mechanic
Intermediate Cl..erk Typist
PBX-Re.cepti..onsi.t
Cl..erk Steno
GRADE
& STEP
12B
1GB
21F
17A
22F
22F
16F
24F
14F
17F
22F
17F
21F
12F
12F
14F
Mr-Murphy presented a ~etter from Chief Hami1ton justifying the
p osition of D river -Operator-Engineer for which recommendatio n had
been made in a previou s Board meeting-
IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED, AND PASSED THAT THE POSITION OF DRIVER-
OPERATOR-ENGINEER FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BE ESTABLISHED.
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ness concerning a nnua1 increments for Po~ice a nd Firemen , and pay
i n creases for emp1oyees going on permane nt status during the freeze
-w as discussed.
Mr. Eddy stated in his 1etter that accord ing to the information Mr.
Murphy h ad sent him that going from 4th C1ass to 3rd C1ass, etc.
d id not consist of any rea1 change of dut ies or responsibi1ities
a nd therefore does not constitute a .. promotion"-Under these circum-stances ~ the annua1 increment cou1d not be paid during the freeze.
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nent status during the freeze , Mr. Eddy stated in his 1etter that
the employee is eligible for any built in pay increases during the
s ix month probationary period, provided they cuLminate ~ith~n the
first 90 days, but is not entitled to any increases after the first
90 days.
Mr. Murphy made the Board a w are of the fact that under the Emergency
Employment Act, ~e wi11 be hiring four people and their jobs w~11
be extra jobs -they wi11 not be '"city•• employees .. nor wi.l..l.. they
be under the Career Service Board's jurisdiction.
Mr. Braun asked that Mr. Murphy simply keep the Board posted as to
the activities under the Emergency Employment Act.
Mr. Murphy brought out the question of who should or shou1d not be
e1igib1e for tLme and a ha1f o vertime.
Mr . Braun stated that everyone in c1assified service shou1d get time
and a ha1f overtime pay or time and a ha1f compensatory time. This
wou1d inc1ude a11 non-exempt emp1oyees under the Career Service Board.
Mr. Braun added~ h o~ever, that it wo u1d be the duty o f the Dep artment
Head to concentrate more on getting the job done faster and more
efficiently so as to cut down on o vertime expenses , or e1se the
department wou1d end up ~ith budgetary problems.
Discussion ensued .
Motion ~as made, seconded and passed that a 1etter o f recommendation
f or time and a h a1f pay or time a nd a ha1f compens ato ry time f o r over-
time be forwarded to Mr. Dia1.
Reverend Kimbrough pointed out that as non-exempt emp1oyees have the
protection o f the Career Service Board, that he fe1t exempt emp1oyees
sho uld be given a simi1ar protection against dismissa1s, grievan c es~
etc.
Mr. Braun suggested dismissa1 on1y w ith the approv a1 of the City
Manager and concurrence of the Career Service Board .
Discussion ensued .
Mr. Braun suggested that this matter be taken up again at the next
meeting.
The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is schedu1ed for
November 18, 1971.
H. R. BRAUN
Chairntan
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Recording Secretary
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Precinct.. No. 1 -H r. and Mr s . Axel W est.ma..n,. 1.9 7 5 West Baker Avenu e
Prec inct No. 2 -H r. and Mrs . L. F. Kuchar ski., 511 West Dartmouth Avenu e
Precinct No. 3 -Hr . and M rs . Ernest:. T . Garner , 3271. South Grant Street
Prec inct No . 4 -Hr. and Mrs. Ear l. E . Kee-hn, 3724 South D el. a-are Street
P recinct No . 5 -Mr . and Mrs .. EIDIDe.tt KuhLman, 2900 South Em.erson Street
Precinct 6 -Hr . and Mrs . Gordon W eese ,. 3530 South Marion Street
Precinct No . 7 -Hr. and Mrs .. John L . DeHerrera, 3240 South High Street
Precinct No. 8 -Hr. and Mrs . Brooks VanPelt, 3539 South P ennsyl.vani..a Street:.
Precinct No . 9 -Hr . and Mr s . Gary G . Hal. I.,. 3993 South Grant Street
q~ _ _,_r--Precinct No . 10 -Hr. and Hrs . Davi.d R. Bo.sl.ey , 41.90 South Lipa._n Street
Precinct No . 11 -Hr . and Hr s . 0 . E. Wood , 41.95 South Pearl. Street
,;\-~~__.JL-Precinct No . 12 -Hr. a .nd Mr s . George E. Long , 4501 South K.al.amath St:.reet
Precinct No . 13 -Hr. and Mr s .. Dan L. Lovel.ac.e, 3037 We st Stanford Drive
Precinct No . 14 -Hr. and Mrs. James E . Finn, 51.66 South E l.a t i. Dr:lve
Precinct No . 15 -H r . a .nd Mrs . Hil.ton L . Bown, 4700 South Del.aW"are Street
P ·recinct:. No . 16 -Hr. and Hr s . Frank c. PaLmer, 4439 South Logan Street
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P recinct. N o . 1 -Mr . and Mr s . Axel. We stman . 1975 West Baker Avenue
Precinc t No . 2 -Mr. and Mrs . L. F. Kuchar ski, 511 We s t Dartmouth Avenu e
Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mr s . Ernest T . Garner, 3271 South Grant Street
Prec inct No . 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Ear1 E . Keehn, 3724 South De1aw-are Street
P recinct No . 5 -Mr . and Hr s . Emmett: Kuhl-man,. 2900 South Emerson Street:
Precinct: No . 6 -Mr . and Mr s . Gordon Weese , 3530 Sou t.h Mar ion Street
!, Pr ecinct: No . -Mr. and Hr s . John L. DeHerrera, 3240 South Hi gh Street
Precinct No . 8 -Mr . and Mr s . Brooks VanPe1t . 3539 South P e.n:n s y 1 va.nia Street
Precinct No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Gary G. Hall. 3993 South Grant Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr . and Mrs . David R . Bosley . 4190 South Lipa_n Street
Prec inct No . 11 -Mr . and Mrs . D. E . Wood . 4195 South Pearl Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr. and M-r s . George E . L ong . 4501 South Ka1am.ath Street
Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Dan L . Lovel.ace. 3037 We st Stanford Drive
P rec inct No . 14 -Mr . and Mrs . James E. Finn,. 51 66 South E1ati Drive
Precinct No. 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Mi1ton L. Bown. 4700 South D e1awar e Street
Precinct No. 16 --Mr. and Mr s . Frank c . Pal.mer• 4439 South Logan Street
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Precinct No . 1 -Mr. and Mr s .. Axe1 We stman , 1.9 75 West Baker Avenue
Precinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mrs .. L. F. Kucharski, 511 West Dart:mouth Avenue
Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs .. Ernest T . Carner, 3271. South Grant Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr . and Mr s .. Earl E. Keehn . 3724 South Del.a"W"are Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Emmett KuhLman, 2900 South Emerson Street
Precinct No. 6 -Hr. and Mrs .. Cordon Weese. 3530 South Marion Street
Precinct No. 7 -Hr. and Mrs .. John L. DeHerrera. 3240 South High Street
Precinct No. 8 -Hr. and Mrs .. Brooks Van.Pel.t. 3539 South Pe:n:nsyl.van.i.a Street
P-recinct No . 9 -Hr. and Mrs . Gary G . Hall. 3993 South Grant Street
P-recinct No. 10 -Hr. and Mrs .. David R . Bo s l.ey. 41.90 South Lipan Street
Precinct No. 11 -Hr. and Mrs. D. E. Wood. 41.95 Sou t.h Pearl. Street
Precinct No. 12 -Hr . and M.rs . George E . Long. 4501 South K.al.am.ath Street
Precinct No. 13 -Hr. and Mrs. Dan L. Lovelace, 3037 We st Stanford Dri.ve
Preci.nct No. 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Jame s E. Finn. 51.66 South El.ati. Dri.ve
Precinct No. 15 -Hr. and Mr s . Mil. ton L. Bo"'"-, 4700 South Del. aware Street -P ·recinct No . 16 -Hr. and Hrs. Frank c. PaLmer. 4439 South Logan Street
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Precinct No. 1 -Mr. and Mr s .. Axe1 Westman, 1.975 West Baker Avenu e
Prec i n ct No .. 2 -Mr. and Mrs .. L . F . Kucharski., 511 We st Da rtmouth Avenue
Preci.nct No. 3 -Mr. and Mr s . Ernest T . Garner , 3271. South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mrs .. Earl. E . Keehn, 3724 South Del. aware Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and H:r s .. Ermnett Kuh1m.an, 2900 South Emerson Street
Precinct No . 6 -Mr. and M-r s .. Gordon Wee se , 3530 South Mar ion Street
' Precinct No. 7 -Mr . and Mrs . John L. DeHerrer a , 3240 S o uth Hi.gh Street I' Precinct No . B -Hr. and Mrs .. Brooks VanPelt, 3539 South Pennsy1van i.a Street
Precinct No . 9 -H r . and Mrs . Gary G . Hall., 3993 South G rant Street
Precinct No . 10 -Hr. and Mrs .. David R . Bo s1ey , 41.90 South Lipan Street
Precinct No . 11 -Mr . and Mrs . D. E . Wood, 419 5 South Pearl Street
Preci.nct No . 12 -Mr . and Mr s .. George E. Long , 4501 South Ka1am.ath Street
Preci.nct No. 13 -H r. and Mrs .. Dan L . Love1ace, 3037 We st Stanford Dr i v e
Preci.nct No . 14 -Mr. and Mrs .. James E . FJ.nn, 5166 South E1 ati Drive
Precinct No. 15 -Hr. and Hr s .. Hilton L. Bown, 4700 South Delaware Street
• Precinct No. 16 -Hr. and Kr s .. Frank c . P almer , 4439 South Logan Street
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Precinct No. 1 -Hr. and Mrs .. Axel Westman, 1975 West Baker Avenue
Precinct No . 2 -Hr. and Mr s -L. F. Kucharsk i , 511 West Dartmouth Avenue
Precinct No. 3 -Hr. and Mrs .. Ernest T . Garner, 3271 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4 -Hr. and Mrs. Ear1 E. Keehn, 3724 South DeLaware Street
Precinct No. 5 -Hr. and Mrs . En:m:tett KuhLman. 2900 South E:alerson Street
Preci.nct:. No. 6 -Hr. a<>d Mrs .. Gordon Weese , 3530 S outh Mar .ion Street
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P-recinct No. 7 -Hr. and Mr s .. John L. DeHerrera, 3240 South High Street r Precinct No . 8 -Hr. and Mr s .. Brooks VanPe1t. 3539 South Pennsy1vania Street
Precinct No. 9 -Hr. and Mr s .. Gary G . Ha11, 3993 South Grant Street
Precinct No . 10 -Hr. and Mrs .. David R . B os1ey . 4190 South Lipan Street
Precinct No . 11 -Hr . and M_rs .. D. E. Wood. 4195 South Pear1 Street
Precinct No. 12 -Hr. and Mrs .. George E. Lons. 4501 South K.a 1 am..a. th Str:e:et
Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mr s .. Dan L. Love1 ace 9 3037 West Sc.a.nford Drive
Precinct No. 14 -Hr. and Mr s .. James E. Finn. 5166 South E1ati 'Drive
Prec inct No. 15 -H r. and Mr s .. Mi1ton L . Bown. 4700 South De1a-are Street
• Precinct:. No. 16 -Hr. and Mrs .. Frank c. Pa1mer. 4439 South Logan Street
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SlATE OF COlORADO.
cot.·NlY o •. ~-~ ... ~.-::-~-hoc • ·~ l
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•irt.-:;:t tt.. ...,.one. i• o -c.ek.ly n•--vc-• pvb0nh<11d
inth..,.Cotyo'
Coun ty of. . .l:..r-.epaboc .
f;;:-~ o -~.-~-o.l ;...;,.....: ,;..; .. ".s:2 :..~cl.._• ~-·,o
I I'Mt f, ... , publu:o•-n cf t).e 0'"""" •od ftOhCo. oi.ot
•o•d ~""p9~ ;,. .,,..,c .. cct on ~he I"'C"' offoce c:t
.... En•.·J..c-. .Joo.:!
c::. • .;r..;d~. ~.-.;.,.;,..d ;,0· .... -..... ~.; ,;.0 "1 e~ ;,. .. d ,...;..,
th• -.o;d nc-•nope• i• o --spo.,....• -.rhon t ~
tT"eO...,nill of t ~ ooct .,.• ''-~ol .....,_onbly ol the
S·o~'"' of Colo•odo. opp•C>_.d ""'o•.:h 30. 1973.
o.,.d .,....ht'ed -t,...aol "'-!oh~•• ond A.d-~.~..,,.....,,.., .. -
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, ... onr.e.._•d ,.....,oce -o• publoo.had on tho ~ .. lao
rtoco•oron of o.coOd n•~pope• do•ectOC tO-
b~.r. 2.7 _ t9 . 71 .. _ ondth•
I9 U ~'·loloc.o•.._ of ...,od noooc• -cu . in the '•'"-'•
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O F PUBLIC HEAR ING
N otice Is hcre~y gh:en t hot
t he..-e .. viii bof:' a publ·c hear ing
upon o Bill f or .on Ordinance
arnenc:.ng t r:e C omprehensive
Zoning Ord onance (Ordinance
No 26. Serie-s 19~3) by Adding
Thereto a New Subchapto..-.
22 4A. Entitled .... Planned
Devclopn,ent (P.O .) D h.triC'I ••
Authorizing Said O;s:trict t o be-
Sup orimpo5ed Upon or
Combined .. vith Any Ot her
Z oned Oos~roct V.'t~hi'l the City ..
Requh iug the Application.
R~v lew and Approval The-reo" o
and Pro ... idi"V Standards
T hef~o-e.
S6 id hearing ._;II b<r held
N OVC""'"\ber 15. 1971. a• 8:00
P.A'I._ in t he Council C tl4rnbr'rs
•t t he:? Cot)' Halt. 3-!00 ~o...o th El :.
Str~et. EnQlcwOOCS. Colorado
By or-:jer of the CttV Covncil of
the C ity of Englev.ood.
C olorado. at its. meeting on
Octobe-r lB. 1971.
l s i Stephe•, A. Lyon e• otticic City C lerk
P ublished '" the Englewoo-d
H erald OCt otter 27. 1971
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STAl'IE O F COlO~OO,
C O:.JNTYO¥ .... ~rF pall.OO.
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H eral d. t..:... ;3en..t.:ine.J.... .... -
1hat t he <ooorne it. o e_\tly ne-~pop-eo P-blo<o-hed
Covnty of .
S;o,-;., :Ot ' Cot~~c:io .-~:...d he.; ;, ~..,;...:oi ~ ... ; .. !~
U <:>n ,.._ • .,,n, t hat -i.:!l re~oop-eo .... o .. be.n pub
1 ........ d ~o"t ,.._.,~ly o"d .,._;,.,e..-rvpoodly ,,. ..aod
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c~.; .... o_ :.,.; • .,.., ..... .;, c l::o ........ o;l ........... ~. o..d ·~·
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!.oo:;..t-of Coloo.e::-do. oppro~ M.orc., 30 192~.
o -w;; "'"'"'''t!ed .. l•gol Nolie'"'" one.! Ad-•·-_.,...
o "c:l o t fo,.,.. o -=:t$ .-elohng t o th• pr<nUng D...,. puO
&. ... •"'9 of 1c('o1 ....,ric•• end od _,.,._.,_..,~ •·-
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC H C::AR ING
N otice i~ hct e• y given H 1oa l
t h ere w ill be a public h eari"'"l
upon a e;a fo• an O rd•n.::::."'lCe
a rT'Iend•no t ~e Co~P · chcnsi .. e
z on·qg Ordinl!',...Ct" oil the CilY of
E ngiC AO<Od (Ord ;n.ance No. '2-!..
5-eries of 19l!o3) A~'hrr · ~ing the-
C ons•rvcHO"l ot T wo o r MOTe
U nots Urtde-r Certa•n Co'"$C•1 i;:-s
in R ::2-a Rts·dentoal Zone
O os•poc• and to Remove t ""'c
P r-cn b•t•on of 1./lonirTH.tcn U !'l "'s
contained ,n R-3-A r .. ·utti·
Farr.ity R<""'•dc~·•at D is.lr i::..t.
Sa iC' hear ing .,.;tl be h ~ld
.... ovrrT"ber l~. 197l. at s -oo
PJI-1\ ,.., t he CI:Jt.H"Cil C hamber-s.
at t h\0' Ctty H an. 3400 S outh Et•••
St-~ En.gl~wood Col ~.-ado
B'" o-dtr of ,,..,e Ci•y C ouncil of
t he Ct'Y Of Eng iC!'-""OOd .
C.olc,.a;:to a· its. metlong o n
OCtobe-r 1&. 1971.
s-S•eoherl A . Lyon
ex otfoeio C·~ C lerk
Publ•s. ... ed '" the E ngl ~
Herald Oc1obc:'r 2_7 . 1971
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Mr . Ma yor -Counc~1 embers
, __ . __ --o(~ You al..l.. have rece:i.ved a. cop y o f my sugg est:i.ODS ~
~ng to your proposed ordina nce ame ndin 2 -B zone area
The l.etter is s e1f expl.anatory and I a g ain urg e
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favor a bl.e action .
Addition a1 1y~ a~d .ven though you may no~ c hoose to
amend your p rop osal. rel.a~in ~ to 22 .4-6 b ,(3), a s p ~e my sug-
g estion, it should nevertheless be re-worded in keeping with
Namely ., I find no definition o£ a "'unit good pra ct i ce .
dwel.l.ing " but t;b..e buil.di.n g code does define ndwe11i..r..g u..ni..t.n
A s written one could buil.d, in a ddition to buil.ding
mentioned in my l.etter, a one nuni"C dwe1.1in g 11
/ whatever tb.a.t is,...... on
a 3000 sq . ft . 1oD, ~a.pp roxima tel.y a 25 foot wi de by 1 20 foot
dee p buil.ding site and still.. maintaiD a 10-foot total.. side yard ..t :j "5 ~ 0 thus a 1.5-foot wide fact;ar y buil.t h ouse meeting Engl ewood.' s L g ::=. ~ buil.din ~ code could be used... P l.ease K:ee p in mind th.a. t ma..D;y
~9 deluxe mobil.e homes are only 12 reet wide ...
I n my opinion., this amendmeD'C to 22 ~-G ., w e l..l.. a.s the ..... ~.,
__.z u "' :z u.. ::>Oone to 22 -4--7., have not been too wel.l.. thoug ht ou-c ...
8 ~ u R egardiDg 22 --7 • the ori ginal.. reason ror the 2 -bed..room
limitati o n in an R -~ zone a rea was to p revent a tenement type
l.iving condi"Ci on., and secoDdl.y to help w ith the school.. pop ula tion
p roblem ... U nl.ess a de q u a te o p en s•ace is p rovided for the children
m o re than two bedroom should not be p ermitted . If we bel...ieve
w e a re fortunate enough to secure a Cheeseman T owers type of
structure I believe we are mistaken •
As an al te ~native I su ~g eat permitting more than two
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To the Honorab1e City Counc~1
City of Eng~ewood
EDg1ewood. Co1orado
Gent1emen:
I wish to ca11 a few points to Counc~1•s attention
and express my objection to 22.4-6 7 b 7 (3). or proposed or-
d1nance amending Ord-#26 7 Series 1963. as pub1iahed October
20. ~97~-
To review brief1y 7 the 1955 zon~ng ordinance ~or
the R-2-B area did provide in part as fo11owa:
••section ?. R-2-B Residence District
1. Permitted Principa1 Uses
(a)
(b)
(c)
One Fami~y Dwe~~ing
Two Fami~y Dwe~~ing
Bunga1 ow Courts (maximum of 4-dwe11i.ng Units)•
(a1so 1isted were a number of other per-
mitted uses).
It can be noted from the above that a maximum or
4-units in one structure was permitted.
The ~955 ordinance .rurtber provided:
2. m inimum Are a or Lot
(a) Per Dwe~~ing
(b) Per Dwe~~ing Unit
6000 sq. ft.
3000 sq. ft •
It can a1so be noted from the above that a 2-dwe11ing
struccure could be erected on 6000 sq. ft-~ a 3-unit on 9000 sq.
ft •• and a 4-unit on ~2000 sq. ft. (or 4 ~ots).
Then in 1963~ for some unknown reason~ possibly
editing prob~ems~ Ord. 26~ ~963 made no ment~oD or 3000 sq. ft •
per additioD&l dwe11iDg unit and reference to ~be 4-unit court
type structure was also omit~ed. Now we are going off the deep
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end iD the other direction and are propos~ng to permit vLr-
tua11y an un1imited number of dwelling units under one roof
in an R-2-B area.
BILL.
:r:.o · TO MY PRil'CIPAL OBJECTIO!'. TO YOUR CURRENT
I STRONGLY URGE YOU TO A14.El-ID AS FOLLOWS:
Amend 22.4-6. b. (3). by de1eting the 1anguage as
published October 20 9 1971, and substitute the
fol.l.owi.ng:
(3) courts not to exceed 4-dwel.l.ing units.
My reasons fol.l.ow:
1.. N o appreciab1e amount of vacant l.and remains in
R-2-B area except ~erhaps an acre or two in dif-
ferent areas to which the proposed change may
possibl.y be tail.ored 9
2. No architectural. control. is incorporated in the
proposal., therefore, the old styl.e terrace type
of construction, or si.mil.arl..y u.n.dea:i.rabl.e struc-
tures, wou1d probably resul.t. The onl.y aesthetic
contro1 is the 25-ft . heigbt limitation which baa
been in effect since ~955.
3. No justification for such housing units,
4. Can be a serious fire and fire-contro1 prob1em
(wooden structures are permitted).
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U nder the v a guen ess often i n corporated in such
instances it wou1d be poss 1 b1e to bui1d between
55 to 68 d we11ing units under one roor o n the
usual city block having no a11ey or easemeDt,
Even thoug h the language were changed to limit
the bui1din g size to 14-unita, it wou1d sti11
be objectionable in an R-2-B zone. Areas so
zoned, particularly in North Eng1ewood. consist
primarily of structures occupied in who1e or ~D
part by the owner,
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October 1971
Page :S
7. It is my understanding that your Planning
Department is re-drafting the entire zoning
code which is to be presented to Council
shortly a£ter the first of the year. It
would~ therefore~ seem on1y logical that the
Bi11, as published October 20, 1971, relating
to R-2 -B and R-~-A changes, be either amended
as suggested herein, be defeated, or be tabled,
and the appropriate changes, as suggested, be
incorporated in the new code, and such action
is herewith urged.
To rush these amendments through, and more particu1ar1x
their submittal to ~our ~y, so close to the:PYanned comp1ete
~a?t o? the ZOn1ng c e, seems high1y unusuaL.
cc: FlanDiDg
Fi.:re Depart-ment
~:ru}J~o • ~~6 Fred Jan~aen ~
2784 S o. L co ::Ln
Eng1ewood . Co1 o. 80110
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STAT£~ COlOR-".00,
COUNTY Or' :-...t ·{-~(l.hOO.
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Herr. l.d !'· .:: • .:".n.t._; .lJ....C.l
......... ,._ N:t .... "' 0 --s..~y -~-publ.~
Co..,,.•) o f . _ A:repa.!-00.
s .-... ~ ~~-Cok...-~d· .. : o:..d h .. ~ .; ~c-;.."";oi .;,,.;.,io-
,,,..., t .... r..,.in, t hor to oid no--•~ ..... h cu. been p ub•
IO•hed COnl•nvo ... Uy on.d ..,,.,..,,,..,,..,.p,....,ly ;,. -.oid
C ounty o f . • br~-:'IE.lboe.
,.;, ~ ",-:,..;.d· .,.·, ;....;,.,. the;,. ·!lo'2 ~.; • .:~ ·p;; .. ~ ·,.,.
r he f .ru p ubficot-n o f t lo,.c-.,.,. .. .,..,'I'd no:ic: ... •hot
•o ·d n.e---::co=>t• ;:_. .. .,. • .,,_.d ,,. t he po•t oHw:c a t
C~rodo, :,_; -.co ... d dent ... oil rno·u..-r ;,.,.d t hot
'""" sood n-~pc,. •• o ,..,_•poc:o•r -othon t he
....._..,..;,..g c.& r..,. etC" at n-~-ot ~~"'nbfy of '""-
s~ ... t ,.. of C_fc;..-cc!'o. op,-c-d ,_,_.,rch 30. 10'23
o.-..;1 •nf •Jed -l •:;~ol ,....,.,;~~ c•-d Ad""'"'~..._,.,_,-•
c "'d o •h.r o ~ .... :,.t on9 ro ,._ ~ ... ,,.,V o .. J pub-
I,..J-,,~ ~f '-gol nc>hc.-on.d ocf>oc•ro _ ... .,,....,._ ,,__...,,
.... O'">ne •ed notoc:c -c .. p .. bl'!hed .., ,...,_ r eoeu l.o ..
t.•.cr 27 1 9 71 -end •he
lor r ·b!..c~· .-. of ,.....od: -·<'<l -o• on •h• ;.........,
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N OTICE OF
PUBLIC H E A R JN G
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Notice i s here by g iven that
the re w i ll • a pub lic h earing
v p.on a B ill f ar an Ordinan c e
amen d ing t he C ompr ehensive
Zoning O rdin~ne,.e o f t he C i ty of
Engle w ood CO n ::!inosncc N o . 26,
Seri c :s. of l963) to C onf o rm a U
Res idc n'fia l Distr icts Privll:o c
Off -Stre e t "Par-k in g
Require men ts with the
Provi s ion!> o f Sect ion 22_5-S of
s..aid Com p rehensive Zoning
Ordin.::tncc. a s Ame nde d by
Ordi n ance No. 2'2.. S e ries of 1971.
Said hearing wJIJ b e held
Novembe r I S . l971. at e :oo
P .ftoh •• in t he Council Chambers
at the City H a ll. 3-.SOO S 001h Ela tl
Stree t . Eng l c"-.·ood . Colorado.
By order of t he C i ty Counc il of
the C ity of Englewood .
Colorado. at its meeting on
October 18. 1971 .
Is.! Stephen A . Lyon
ex o f fic i o C i t y C lerk
Publ i s h ~ i n the Engl e w ood
Herald October 77. 1971
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SUBJECT:
MEMORA UDU H
Stanley H. Oi o l, City ~n~g c r
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DATE: Uovcmber 9. 1971
Jack L. Clasby, ChieF oF Police
LIQUOR OUTLE.T ANNUAL REPORT -t:ovcrnbcr 1, 1970 'to Oct.o~er 31, 1971
Included in the attached rep o rt arc thos~ liquor establishments where three
or more police calls have been ma~e during this reporting period .
Th ~ police cnForce ~c nt progrum has receive d cooperation ~rom all oF the
licensed liquor outlets in the city and I can see no particular problem at
this time.
Plans ar e unde r way For to h ost a n inFormative seminar on November 19, 1971,
for all licensed liquor und beer establishments . This program will be put on
by a 11Unit.cd BrelrJCrs' Association"' rcprcsc;:ntativc . This \l"lill be t.he second
such progr~m w~ have hosted during the past £ivc y ears ,. .il nd "'" 11 provide ~n
opportunity £or ull conccr~cd to discuss problems o£ mutual concern .
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Respcct£ully sub~ittcd •
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J acK L. Cl asby
Chic£ o"F Police
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10--6-71
1 o--6-71
10-9-71
BKLLI!:VD!:W BOWL
12-15-70
4 -14-71
S-28-71
5-29-71
CASUAL IDUNO£
2 -25-71
3--6-71
6-12-71
7-17 -71
10-23-71
11-9-70
3-18-7~
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Nove~e r 1, 1 970-October 31, 197~
u~t..ed p ~ty
Drunk party
Doaeeti..e .t"ight
Dc:J.,e_a t. 1. c t:Lgh t
D"iet.~ba.nee
~aturban.ce
Man down 1n gutt.er
Dru..nk:a -d.i._stu..rbanee
F1.gbt.
Drunk ret"u.e:i...ng to 1e...,.e
P6 rty arrested and charced v:1.th
d..runk :ln pub]._j,_c.
Party &rre~ated. and charged w:1. th
drunk ~ pub1:1.c •
Party arreetecl.
D1£rereneea aett1ed p~or to ~Ya1
or or r:1..eere ...
Pl!l.r'ty brou.cbt "1...n 11 wa.rned. and rel..e-ed.
=t. eettl.ed ...
No d1-st.u:rbance -bart;..eDder onl..y
wan~ ~or.at:lon.
P Arty -.s
W"'ltnt. :l..Dt.o
Pa.rt.y va..a
Hosp1..t.a:L.
eo.p1a:!._nt
at:raclc: b7 another and.
an ep~ept:S..c ae:lzure.
tranaportecl to Swed..:l_eb
Mo ~her acti.on -DO
S:i..CDed.
Man and V'1..1"e b.&~ a d..:L•a..cre~t.
Requeatec:l to l..ea,...
llo one ~heel to e1..jpl o:o.p~t.
NO rurther iDc~t or act:lon.
Pa..rt.y tran.sport.ecl to atat:l.on aDd
ral..eaaed.... Co.pl..&1.nan.t retu.ed. t.o
.-s.cn caoopl.a.1...nt..
Part7 1••~ upon o~r:s..cere•
a~'tr"&1.... Jlo :t'Urther prob:L.-. •
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6-a-71
RrLDA'S
8-14-71
10-29-71
JOHN w•s
1 -23-7 1
2-20-71
8-2<>-71
8-26-71
9-2 4-71
3 -6-7 1
4 -7 -7 1
7-1$-71
10-31-71
STUDrO LOUlfOE
2-21-71
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Di..eturbance
Pa.rt.7 ~ t:.h a ~
t~at..en.1...ne C"U8~r
P'~ht
Poae:l.bl..e .ti..Cht
Drunk wo.an. a tat~ abe' •
coi..nc to ld..11 her hu.baDd.
Party sent h~ :Ln a cab.
Pa rt~ee escorted :f'ra. pre.1eee and
i..nat.ruc"t.ed. not. to return.
One r.....u... arreated -ror d:l.eturbance.
P&rt:l.ee want on "t.hei..r aeparat.e ways -
no .:t'urther 1.n.~.
Party r~ :trc:-P~•-·
Subject ~-and. chars-1 'ld.t.h
~ & CODe~ --...pcx:a..
Party 1e1't. at requeat. or o.t.t":l.ce'J"'B ..
Pa.rty t~ to boap1t.aJ.. :tor
j,n,juri..••~ ~. rera..ect t.o ai...cn.
.,._~t-
Part~-~~t p~or to arri.Yal. aC
o:f':t"i.eerw.
One part.y ac:reed to 1•.... the a.r.a.
wo rurt.ber 1nc1dent.
Party a eDt ho.e by c~.
P&rt7 aen.t -~ • cab.
P&rt7 aaked to a ... -cl:l.d ao.
Part7 &rre.ted and chars-~ '101 t.h
clrank and c:l:l..aorcler~ cc:md1:act ..
Part;r 'ld.ahecl to tb.i.--tter o..r
betore t~ ~--~•r act~on b:J" the po~ce clepart.-a.a:t.
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6 -1 5 -71
8 -1 4 -71
9-4-71
10-17-71
ztTIDKR ZEE
11 -7-70
2-11-7 1
3-1 3-71
6 -2-71
6-2 5 -71
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P':i.ght. brew:t.ng
Poe:e:1.bl..e :t':l.gh.t
D~eturbanee
A.aaaul..t
P':i.cht.
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oL:t'i cera • arr1Ta.1. Bu.a~e O"VDer
atated she waa co~ to c•t •
pe&ee bond. on aubjecta :Ln-.ol....-..d..
D~et.:l..c ~t~an.ce -oTttr upon
o~:t'.:l..eer•a ~~-
D:s..sacree-nt bet...u cu.s-t..o.era arer
pool. c--Party m..ab.:l...n.C to •~en
~~a.:t.._n t ad'n-..cl to do eo when
sober ..
Pa.rt.:1.-orderecl to l....,..e.
PArt.y t.o::Ld. to l..eaYe and d.:l.d eo.
Ca.pl..~t .an"t.ed. pa.rt.:1.-to l..••••.
Part.:1.-1~t..
Custa.er. UDbappy. ~ w.re -keel
to pay b:1.l.1 and l..e.._.. Th._~ 41..d eo ..
Two u:nlcnDIIn. part.:l.ea -•au1 ted. patron
~ thout. apparent proYOCat1.on -
eo.pl.a.i..nant re:t'a.ed to a:1.tp'l co.pl..a:L.nt .
One party arreat.ed and. cb.ar.-:1. w:1. th
d.run.k ~ pub1j.c ...
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LIQ UOR OUTLETS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
October 26~ ~971
Arn ie • s Lounge
Bar Ha.r,bor
Be11eview a.c-.r1
Ca.sua1 Lounge
Cherre1yn Drug Sto re
Drug Fai..r
E -z Liquors
Eng.l.ewood E1ks Lodge
E ng1ewood Liquor Store
Fraternal Order o f
Eag1es
GEM Liquors
G1ass Bott1e Liquors
Go1den F idd1e
Gordo "s
Hampden West
Hil.da • s Ca£e
Ho11y South
Hu.nga.te •s
Loya1 Order of Moose
M-0 Drug Store
Magnet Inn
go -w-B
Old T own Liquors
South Bro adway
Specialties
3467 South Broad....,ay 3-'Way
3484 South Broad-a.y 3-wa.y
4900 South Federa1 3 -way
65 West F.l.o yd 3 -wa.y
4285 South Bro adway Drug Store
4204 South Broadway Drug Store
3353 South Santa. Fe Package Liquor Store
3690 South Jaso n C1ub
3434 South Broadway Package Liquo r Store
73 West F1oyd C1ub
Package Liquor Store
336 West Ham:pden P ackage Liquor Store
3370 South Aoo:m.a 3 -way
4 595 South Sa..n.t.a Fe
3517 South E1ati 3-way
4386 South Broadway 3-way
3535 South Huro n 3-way
27 9 6 South Broadway 3-way
3531 S o uth Bro ad-ay C1ub
2895 South Bro adway Drug Store
3-way
90 West Be11evie-Beer and w i...ne
325 East Jefferson. Package Li-qu.o r Store
5180 South Bro adway 3 _,.,ay
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Studio_, The
Supreme Liquors
Thorobred L iquors
Zui.der Zee Oyster Bar
and Restaurant
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Bob • s Grocery
De1 Farm.
K:i.ng Soopers
Safeway Stores. Inc.
7 -11 (South1and Corp.)
Shakey•s Pizza Parl.or
Sport Bow-1
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5050 South Federa1
3860 South Jason
1001. West Hantpden.
3296 South Washington
4160 South Broadw-ay
5050 South Federal.
125 East Hampden
2705 South Broa dway
3281 South Santa Fe
123 E ast Be11evi.ew
3 --way
Package Liquor Store
Package Liquor Store
C l.ub
3--ay
3 .2 Beer (Package)
3 .2 Beer (.Package)
3.2 Beer (Package)
3.2 Beer (Pac:.k.age)
3.2 Beer (Package)
3.2 Beer (P.rem...i.ses)
3 .2 Beer (Pre.tni..ses)
3 .2 Beer (Package)
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October 26, 1971
Am i.e • s Lounge
Bar Harbor
Bel.l.evi.ew-Bowl
ca su.a.l. Lounge
Cherre1yn Drug Store
Drug Fai.r
E -z L iquors
Englewood Liquor Store
Fraternal Order of
Eagles
GEM L iquors
Glass Bottle Liquo rs
Gol..den Fiddle
Gordo "s
Hampden West
Hi.l.da."s Ca£e
Hol.l.y South
Hu.ngate•s
Loyal Order o f Moose
M -D Drug Store
Magnet Inn
90-w-s
Old Town Liquors
South Broadway
Specialties
3467 South Broadway 3__.,ay
3484 South Broadway 3-way
4900 South Federal 3-way
65 West Floyd 3-way
4285 South Broadway Drug Store
4204 South Broadway Drug Store
3353 South Santa Fe Package Liquor Store
3690 South Jason Cl.ub
3434 South Broadw-ay Package Liquor Sto re
73 West F.l.oyd Cl.ub
5450 South Broadway Package Liquor Store
336 West Hampden Package Liquo r Sto re
3370 South Acoma
4595 South Santa Fe
3517 South El.at i. 3----way
4386 South Broadway 3--way
3535 South Huron 3-way
3 -wa.y
Cl.ub
Drug Store
2893 South Broadway
90 West Belleview Beer and w i....ne
325 East Jefferso n Package Liquo r Store
5180 South Broadway 3--way
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Supreme Liquors
Thorobred Liquors
V.F .W.
Zui.der Zee Oyster Bar
and Restau.rai~t
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3 .2 BEER
Bob • s Grocery
D el Farn"t
Ki..ng Soopers
7 -11 (South1and Corp.)
Shakey •s Pizza Par1o r
Sport Bow1
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5112 South Broadway P ackage Liquor Store
5050 South Federal.. P ackage Liquor Store
3860 South Jason C .l.ub
1001 West Ha.m.pden 3-way
.38'oo.-2 .1?-:L 1-~
3296 South WashLngton 3 _2 Beer ( Pac:.kage)
4 160 South Broadway 3 _2 Beer (Package)
5050 South Federal.. 3_2 Beer (Package)
125 E ast Hampden 3 _2 Beer (Packa..ge)
2705 South Broadway 3 _2 Beer (Package)
3281 South Santa Fe 3 _2 Beer (Premises)
3295 S o uth Bro adway 3_2 Beer (Premises)
123 East Bellev iew 3 _2 Beer (Package)
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10-6-71
, 0-6-71
10-9 -71
BE:LLEVrEw BOWL
12-15-70
4 -1 4-71
5-28-71
5-29 -71
CASUIU. LOUNGE
2-25-71
3 -6-71
6 -1 2 -71
7 -1 7-71
10-23-7 1
HAMPDEN WEST
11 -9-70
3-18-71
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=QtroR OUTLET CALLS -. -' I 1
t..Jov'e....'"ftber 1, 1 970 -October 3 1, 1 971 COU N ~iL--..:; FILE
Unw-an t.,e::i p 'U"'"ty
Party har~s~ng emp1oyees
Drunk pa.rt.y
Hav1...ng t.roub1e w::1. tb '£'eaa.1e
DOltles t.1..c fight
Dolfteat.i.c fight
Di..stu..rbanc .e
D:i.st.urba.nc e
Disturbance
Man down 1n gutter
Drunks -disturbance
Fi.ght
A..t!tsault
Drunk: reru.s:i..ng to 1ea .... e
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~art.y arrested and c .ba.rged. wi. th
drunk :l_n publ...ic •
?arty gone upon a ~val of off~cers.
P s..rty arrested. and charged -.d. th
d.runk:: :l.n pub1ic ..
D1..£ferences settled p~or t o ~~ or of' f:l.cers •
Party brought in, wa.rned. and rel.ea.sed.
No p rob1e• upon ~va1 or officers.
Ma.r:1. tal d.isa.greeaen.t aet.t.l..ed.-
No cU..st urbance -ba.rt.en.d.er o~y
want ed :l.~oraat:l.on.
Party vas
went ::l..nto
Part.;y va..a
Hosp1t..&1 .
eomp.l...a.:l.nt
struck by another and
an ep~ept:i.c seizure.
tran.aport.ed. to Swedish
No rurtber act1.on -no
Si.gned.
Man and wi.....:Ce bavi..ng a disagreement ..
Requested to 1ea....., ..
No one ..O.ahed to a1.gn c o-.p1.ai.nt ..
No rurther incident or action.
Party tr~ported to atat~on and
released. Co.p1&Lnant rerused to
sign e0111p::Laint.
Party 1eaving upon o~r~eers•
arr1.v-a.1.. No .t'urtber probl...em.s.
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6-2-71
6-8-71
H ILDA 'S
4-3 -71
4-8-71
8 -1 4 -71
1 0 -2 9 -71
JOHN W 'S
1-23-71
2-20-71
8 -20-71
8-26-7 1
9-24-71
Drunk party
Unwant ed drunks
D .i...s t urbanc e
Fi.g ht
Drunlc
Pa..rty vi. th a gun
threate~ e~tomer
Party ca.u.s:iJ:1g troubl..e
D :i.aturbance
F"i..ght
Drunk
Pos s::l.b l.e .right
Unw JU~ted d ~
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P arties escorted f rom p remises and
:1.nstruct.ed not. to return.
One £e.ma.l..e arrested for disturbance.
P~:i.es went on the~ separat e ways -
n o ~urther inc:i.dent.
Party removed from pre~aes.
Subject arrested and charged ~th
earry1ng a concea1ed weapon .
Party l.e~t a t request or orr1cers ..
Party tranaported to hosp:1.ta1 ror
:1...n.ju.r:l.es, however, reru.aecl to a:i.gn
eo-.p1 a.in t ..
Pa:rti.ea l..ert prj_or to arr-1~ of
o:C:f'i.cers.
One p arty agreed to J..ea.ve the area.
No :f'urther Lnc:i.dent.
Party sent hol!le b y cab. 3 -6 -71
/J.-7 -71
7 -15-71
Dru.n.k: frla..l..e refu.s:t.ng t.o J..eave Party sen t ho-.e :1..n cab ...
10-31 -71
STUD I O LOUNGE
2-21 -7 1
Unwan ted party
D runk w oman s~a t:i.ng she's
go ~n g to ~l.J.. her husband
Party asked to J..eave and d.:l.d so ..
Party arrested and charced ~th
drunk and d..isorderl..y conduct.
Party ~shed to th1nk -.tter over
be.:t'ore .:t'i..l.:i.ng cha.rcea. No rurther
a ction by the po~ce depart .. nt.
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3-26-71
6 -> 5-71
8 -14-71
9-4-71
10-17-71
zo=ER ZEE
11-7-70
2-11 -71
3-13-71
6-2-71
6-25-71
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F:1.ght brev:i.ng
Poaa.:1.b1e .:t":i..ght
D:Laturba.nce
.Alllbula.n.ee ea1l..
D:i.atu..rbanee
Aasa:u.1t
F:!..ght
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o.r.t':i.cera • ~Ta.l..... Bu.a~eas owner
stated abe va.a go~ to get a.
peace bond. on aub,jecta :i.nvol..ved..
Da.eat:i.c ~aturbanee -over upon
o.t'.t':1.eer•a &rr:i..Ta1.
D:i.sa.cre~t between cuatoaers over
pool.. g--.e.. Party -.d.a~ to si.gn
coapl..a..i..nt ad....-::l..aed. to do so when.
sober .
Part:1.ea ordered to l..eave.
Party tol..d to l..eaTe and ~d ao ...
Ca.pl..~nant wanted part:l.ea to l..eave.
Part:l.ee l..ert ...
Dru.nk evicted ~thout ::Lnc:i.de.nt •
Cu..st~ra unhappy-. They ..,re asked
to pay b:1.1..1 &nd l..eaTe.. They did so.
TWo unknown part:l.es -••ul. ted patron ~thout apparent proYOcat:Lon -
coapl..~t re1"uaed. to a ·:l.gn. co.-pl..a:l.nt .
One party arrested. and eba.rae<l w.1. tb
d..runlc:: :1...n publ....:l.c •
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M EMORANOUIA
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cr"J""'t OF E.NGLE\i.OOD. COLO...
D ATE: November 11, 1971
F R O M: Ke11s Waggoner
SUB.JE-CT : BUILDXNG CODE
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Attached 1s n memo ~rom Bi11 Brokatc l..istiog the -reasons why
we sbou1d adopL Un~~orm Codes and a1so a 1~st o1 the signi~icanL
ch~nges made by Lhc adoptLon o~ these Codes.
S incere1y, ~(-. t"{!""-. )")
K e11s W:lggoner
Director o:t Pub1ic Works
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S U B.JE-CT : Un~form Building Code
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DATE :
Adoption of the Uniform Building Code wi11:
November 1~ 1971
A . Expediee plan checking. Corrections on plans sent to the International Conference
of Building Officials wi11 not have to be re-checked by the Building Divis ion for
variations in che Denver Building Code.
B. Assure that plan check .t:ces wi.11 be the same as plan che;ck costs.
C. Utilize 2600 materials. products and metbo~s approved by the International
Conference o£ Building O££icia1s which arc now on file in the Building Division.
D. Provide the same p e rmit fee schedule. based on job cost. for a11 construction.
d emolition. moving. p1u~bing. heating and e1ectrica1 ~ork.
E. Reduce to two the number of jurisdictions in the state not using the Uniform
Bui1ding Code. One of these p1ans to adopt the Unifo~ Bui1ding Code by
rnid 1972.
F Make use of a Bui1ding Code that is upda~ed every three years .
These same items,. with the except Lon of (E) wou1d app1y to the adoption o£ the
Uniform Mecbanica1 Code and the Un1form P1wmbing Code.
Mnteria1s and methods approvn1s in the Uniform P1umbing Code is done by the
Internationa1 Assoc~at£on of P1umbing and Mechanica1 Of£icia1s.
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1.\EN.ORANOUM
DATE:
Adoption of the Uniform Bui1dLng Code -i11:
Novembe r 1, 1971
A. Expedite plan checking . Corrections on p1ans sent to the International Conference
of Building O££icia1s -i11 not have to be re-checked by the Building Division for
variations in the Denver Building Code.
B. Assure that plan check fees wi11 be the same as plan check costs.
C. Utilize 2600 materials, products and meLho~s approved by the Intern~tiona1
Conference o£ Building OC£icin1s which arc now on £i1c in the Building Division.
D. Provide the same permit fee schedul e, based on job cost, for a11 construction,
demolition, moving. plumbing, heating and e1ectr~ca1 work.
E. R educe to two the number of jur~sd~ct~ons Ln the state not us~ng the Un~£orm
Bu~1d~ng Code. One of these p1ans to adopt the Un~form Building Code by
mid 1972.
F -Make use of a Bui1di.ng Code that i.s upda~ed every three years.
These same items. with the exception of (E) wou1d app1y to the adoption of the
Uniform Mechanica1 Code and the Uniform P1umbing Code.
Hateri.a1s and methods approva1s i.n the Uniform P1umbi.ng Code is done by the
Internati.ona1 A ssociation of P1umb:lng and Hechani.ca1 O££ici.a1s.
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A. Permit fee schedule:
u.B.C. a11 ba s ed on job cost and wi11 be increased.
Schedule now i.n
1. Structu ra1
Commercial based on job cost
Re sidentia l based on f1oor area
Remode ling based on job cost
Moving and wrecking based on floor area
2. E1ectri.ca1 based on number of fixtures and outlets
3. Plumbing based on number of fixtures with exceptions
4. Mechanical per~its based job cost
5. Sign permits based job cost
6. Mi.sce11aneous permits based on job cost
Host items based on job cost have differen t charges -$3 .00, $4.00. $5.00
per thousand do11ars valuation.
B . License fees increased
1. Un1Lmi.ted General
2 . L:Lmi.ted General
3. Jobb er
$120 .00 co $150 .00
$40.00 ~0 $50.00
$20.00 to $25.00
C. Basic a11owab1c f1oor area increased approximatc1y 5~ in Type II b uildings .
0 Standards referred to at the end of most chapters in the Denver Code are
rep1aced by U.B.C. Standards Vo 1 ume I. U.B.C. s~andards are based on
these same documents with non-app1icab1e parts and dup1ications de1eted .
CHANGES IN THE UNIFOR1'1 PLUMBING ~
A. Water service and sewer may be in a shelved ditch if both are meta11ic.
B. Extension o£ bui1dLng sewe r from bui1ding reduced from 5' to 2'.
c. F1exib1e connectors may be ~nsta11ed on app1~ances.
D. Automatic dishwashers must b e installed with separate trap .
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A . No si.gni.fi.cant changes; t:he additi..ons and de1 et..i.ons make the U.B.C.
basi.ca11y the same as the Denver Code .
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S tan1ey Jl. Dial.., City ~tanager D AT~ITY ~b~'rk"r''Z ;'
James L .. Suping er. Direct.or o1:: P1anning
Con1."er-In West., Annual Conference o:f the American
Institute o£ P1nnners ..
The Con£er-1n West wns a 1::ast moving con£erence, which kept
my interest wit.h programs on subjects which cou1d be app1icab1e
to the t.hings we want to do in Eng1ewood . Of particu1nr
interest were presentations on the Urban Design P1an for San
Francisco , Criteria :Cor Peop1e 1\Iovers, Geographic Base Fi1es,
a tour o::C the BART S y stem and U~i.1ization of Te1evi.si.on for
Ci.ti.zen•s Participa~ion ..
Mayor Joseph A1iot.o we1comed us to the con::Ce.rence and emphasized
the importance of imp1emen~ing p1ans so that citizens wi11 not.
1ose con::Ci.dcnce in p1ann1ng . He emphasized the need o::C cities
for addj.ti.onn1 revenues to do more, particu1ar1y in the area
o f ·providin g l.ow and moderate-income housing . The best way to
make addit.iona.1 money avai.l.ab1c i s for the Federa1 Government
to take ov er t.he fu11 cost of We1fare, says Al.ioto .
Dr .. Stephen Horn, Vice Chairman, U.S. Commission on Civi1
Right s , tol.d u s o:i" t.he concl.usjons reached after hearings by
the Conunission, which are: •
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7.
B.
Urban a.reas are the most pressing socia l. prob 1 em area.
Pol.ari.zat.i.on is severe and growing and is created more b y
co1or t.ha.n by economics.
Di.s crimi.nati.on is sti11 preva1ent .
Hou si n g must be opened up in suburbia ror 1ow and moderate
income citizens. -
Addition al. Fcdcra1 rund:i.ng and better ground ru1es are
need ed .
Rev erse polarization programs must be implemented by State,
Re giona1 and Local. Governm e nts rather than by the Federa1
Government .
P1anners hnve he1pe d to create the prob1ellis so have an
ob1i ga t.i.on to help so1ve them.
Pub1i c action does not always result in pub1i.c good (St .
Loui s Urban R enewa l Projects .)
Suprem e Coul.-t Ju st.ice Wi11inm 0 .. Doug l.as was not an i.nt.erest:i.ng
speaker, but. mnde some good points i.n his Keynote Address:
1. Zoning and Vnri.ance Bonrds, through indiscriminate decisions
cau se 1oss oC wi1dcrncss and open space and he1p create
pol.l.ut.io n .
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sidering cases.
3. Prime a g ricu1t.ura1 1and is being devoured by urban sprawl.
4. Realtors, bankers and merchants do mos~ o~ the 1oc a1
planning and arc the real. :J:oes o1 the enviror..ment:. These
p1ans result in higher than necessary densities and lack
o:C open space .
5. State-wide planning is needed and he part.icu1ar1y complemented
the staLes o:I: Oregon, Vermont and Alaine t:.or environ.ment.a1
planning.
The controversial. attorney, Wi11iam Kunst1cr, addressed t..hc
Monday 1uncJ~con and prove~ to be an int.erest.ing and dynamic
speaker. He compared Attica Prison to minority problems in
urban areas. His conclusion was that the only way to get. even
the most reasonable demands o~ m~nor~~y groups met ~s for them
to exercise raw power . I am not convinced that 1oca1 of£"ic~a1s
Wil.l. not: be reccpt..J...Ve t.o S01V~ng problems W~1..hout the exerC~Se
of raw power. Englewood_, I think_, is sett~ng a good exampl.e
in this respect, but is more the exception t.h an t.hc ru1e .
The most impressive program I att.ended at the conference was
a presentation on the Urban Design P1an £or San Francisco.
This $270_,000 study was financed 2/3 by Federal. and ~/3 by
l.ocal. money. Each block in San Francisco was visited at l.east
once by the study teams during the study period ...
O ne o£ the ma~or conclusions was that structures should be
utili zed t.o accentuate the hil.l.s -thus high -rise should be
1ocat.ed at the crest. of hil.l.s with lower buildings bcl.bw to
maintain vie ws . Al.so, high -r~se shoul.d be prohibited £.rom
the bay £rontage .
Mayor Alioto emphasized the impo1·tance o£ urban design in his
welcoming remarks by indicating that $25 mil.l.ju-wil.l. be spent
to beauti£y Market Street, and that San Francisco has no in-
tention of giving in to the freeway and parking garage interes ts.
Another interesting program was on .. P1anning Requirements :£or
Peop1c 1\Iovers·•. by John Devaney of W:il.bur Smith & Associates .
People ~lovers (Transporta.Lion Microsystems) are best ut:i1ized
in areas or highest density and intensity such as airports,
co1l.eges and most :intense commercial. areas . These systems
have a1most no appl.ication in areas serving a popu1ation of
1ess tban 500,000 . Their ut:il.i zation is encouraged by ma~or
movement. barriers and 1ack o f parking.
RTD is prcscnt1y :investigating the use of peop1c movers in our
Core Area and other ma~or mct.ropol.it.an activity centers to the
end that such syst.cms wou1d t.ie into any :1."uture''1ong-h.nu1''
tran sit syst.cm ~or the metro area. Such a system wou1d hc1p
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A program on Geographic Ba se Fi.1es discuss ed systcn1.s simi1ar
to that whi.cl1 we are t..ryin g t..o impl.emcnt through ARAPS.
Notlli.ng new was 1carncd in this session .
On the 1as1.. day or Lhe conference. I went on a tour o£ t..he
Bay Area Rapid Transit System . The $1 .4 bi.11ion. 75 mj_).e
system wi.11 become operational. next year . Amon g the segments
exp1a~ned to u s were the trans-bay t..ube . the 1i.near park a1ong
an el.evated section in Al.bany. £ire stations and the .hcad-
quart..ers £aci.1i.ty at the Lake Merritt.. Station in Oak1nnd.
The system wi.11 travel. at ground 1eve1 . in subway and on an
e1evat..ed structure at various points. Through Berke1ey the
system w~11 be comp1ete1y subway because of c~t~zen pressures .
O ne station there was comp1e1..e1y redesigned two t~mes to meet
c~t~z en demands . Par~ o£ the system ~n Oak1and w~11 trave1
1n the mcd~an o£ the MacArthur Freeway w~th a stat~on under
the freeway .
Each of the stnt.~ons were des~gned by a di£ferent team o£
arch~tec~s~ and each is un~quc. The graph~cs and art work is
a1so unique and except~ona11y we11-donc. The tour was we11
worth the $3 cost.
An ~nte~·est.~ng s~de 1~ght o£ the conference was a disp1ay by
a consu1t1ng £i1-m about a c~t.i.zen part1ci.p3t.~on program for
Lawrence, Kansa s and surrounding area. This was a goa1s pro-
gram with test goa1s deve1oped a£ter a questionna1re was re-
turned from citizens . Oiscuss~on groups were organized
throughout the area and the goa1s were presented and cXp1a~ncd
by the consu1tan.ts via the pub1:i.c tc1evision n etwork. After
the grou ps had t~me ~o d~scuss the tentat~ve goa 1 s, a pane1
wen t b ack on pub1ic te1evis~~n and the discussion groups and
interested c~t~zens phoned in que s t~ons and c o mments . We
understand £rom the Lawrence staf1: t.hat the a ~~-oach was
successfu1. The mayor was ree1ectcd on a p1al..form. of strong
support for the goa1s .
The Con.t:"erence was successJ:"u1~ in my opinion., and I '\\.'C>Ul..d 1i..ke
to thank t..he Ci.ty for periDit..t.i.ng me to attend.
Respect1u11y submitted,
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JAMES L. SUPINGER
D~rec~or of P1ann~ng
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FROM: Kel..l.s Wa ggoner
SUBJECT: PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21 I I -.1.
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Attached is a revised 1ist o~ streets and~~~·~~-~
cost estimates £or Paving District No. 21 .
The £o11owing streets and a11eys have been del..eted £rom the
prel..iminary l.ist submitted on October 20 , 1971 :
2700 S . El.ati St .
2800 S . E1ati St .
2000 W . Il.i£~ Ave.
2100 W . Il.i£~ Ave .
2200 W . Il.i£1 Ave .
2300 W . Il..i£1 Av e.
The al..l..ey east o£ 3500 S. Huron bas been de1eted since
a request has been received to vacate this a11ey.
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The 1ol.l.owing Streets and Avenues have been added to provide
improved circuit o£ industrial. access :
2900 s . Val.l.e.jo St:.
2300 s. Raritan St:.
2400 s . Raritan St:.
1800 w . Harvard Ave.
1900 w . Harvard Ave.
In addition cost 1igures are incl.uded to improve the £o11ow~ng
streets shou1d a su b stitution o £ streets needing improvements
b e required:
3000 S . Va11e~o St .
2900 S . Umati11a St .
3000 S. Umati11a St.
2900 S . Wyandot St.
3000 S. Wyaodot St .
The cost £ igures o£ Sect ion ••a•• show tba t a choice o::f streets
to be improved must be made to permit the City•s share to remain
within the budgeted amount.
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COST ESTIMATE FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21
~ S ec. A S ec. B Addi.ti.ooa1 Sec. B
2700 s . Accmu> St . $14 ,861 .60 $ 1 ,787 .15
2800 s . Acoma St . 14 ,052.00 1,172.32
3000 s . Accmu> St . 14 ,052 .00 914.08
3100 s . A coma St . 14 ,407.41 1 ,541 .99
4500 s . A CODI.B St . 16,978.78 1 .412 .46
20-2300 w . Co11eg Ave. 71 ,433.10 1 ,454 .37
2000 w . C oroe1l. A ve. 15 ,399 .34 2.758.32
2100 w . Corn e11 Ave. 15 ,555.18 3,531 .26
2200 w . Corne11 Av e. 15 ,555.18 3.531.26
2300 w . Corne 11 Av e. 15 ,555 .18 2 ,945.56
3200 s . D e l..awar e St. 16 ,504 .89 1 .762 .66
2900 s . E1at:i S t. 17 .588.42 2.268 .34
3400 s . Emerson St . 21 ,267 .49 1,745.87
4300 s . Ga1apago St. 18 ,130.33 2 ,919.95
18-1900 w. I1i.:f1' Av e. 28 ,331 .13 1 ,211 .77
000 E . Layton Ave . 12 ,784.47 2 , 032.53
200 E . Layton Av e . 10 ,341.91 1 .525 .87
300 E. Layton Av e. 6 ,803.99 1 ,519 .83
3600 s . P e ons y1van:i.a St. 13 ,421.33 3.200.34
2900 s . Val.l.e.jo St . 36 ,875 .61 1 .989 .00 R.O.W.$ 7 ,242 .60
20-2300 w . Yal.e Ave. 74 ,021 .66 4 ,606 .16 R.O.W. 25 ,260 .00
A11eys East o:f:
3600 s . Acoma St . 9 ,263.19 1 ,065.21
3700 s . Acoma St. 13 ,889 .70 1 ,131 .38
3800 s . Acoma St. 8,099.34 956.92
3700 s . Broadway 13 ,889.70 950 .83
3500 s . Fox St. 9,263.19 707 .12
3900 s . Fox St . 13,889.70 795.24
3500 s . Inca St. 9 ,263.19 771 .33
3700 s. Lipan St. 13 ,889 .70 673.12
2700 s. Lincol.n St. 13 ,889 .70 967 .90
4200 s . Sh e rman St. 13 ,889.70 946.01
3300 s . wa s b i.n gtoo St . 14,471 .63 652 -97
Sub Tot a 1 $597 ,619 .74 $ 55 ,449 .12 $32 ,502 .60
23-2400 s . Rar i.tan St. 68 ,408 .28 10 ,266.13 Storm Sewer
18 ,100.00
• 18-1900 w . Harvard Ave . 34,031.99 5 ,650 .63
Sub Total. $700 ,060.01 $ 71 .365 .88 $ 50 ,602 .60
2900. s . Umatil.1a St . 3 6 ,875 .61 1 ,989 .00 R.O.W. 9 ,450.00
3000 s. Umati11a St. 35 ,309.50 1 ,342.77 R.O.W. 8 ,985 .00
• 2900 s . Wyaodot St . 36 ,875 .61 1 ,989.00 R .O.W . 9,450.00
3000 s. Wyaodot St. 35 ,309 .50 1 ,342 .77 R.O.W. 8 ,98"5.00
3000 s . Va1..l.ej <> St . 35 ,3 09.50 1,342.7 7 R.O.W. 8 ,985 .00 •
TOTAL $879.739 .73 $ 79 ,372.19 $ 96 ,457.60
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November 10,. 1971
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The Honorable Elmer E. Schwab
Mayor of the City o£ Englewood
and Councilmen
Englewood , Colorado 80110
G e nt l enten :
It was a privilege to attend the 49th annual business meeting of the International
Conference of Building Of£icia1s in Honolulu, Hawaii -Attendance exceeded 300,.
1 82 voting memb ers representing 1 oca1 chapters from 22 sta tes and associate
mctnbers.
The Honorable Frank F . Fasi.,. 1'-tayor of Honolulu • concluded his welcoming address
b y sta ting th at everyone shou l d vi.si.t Hawaii and observe i.nt:.egrati.on worki.!'g with
no prob l ems.
Bu i l ding department admi.nistrntion was the subject of the fir st pane 1 dis cu ssion .
Th e consensus wn.s that th e successful administrat:i.on of any b ui.1 di.ng dcp.::trtmcnt i.s
d ependent upon u ni.Lorm ond cqui.tab1 e enforcement b y know1edgeab1e personnel.
Four d a y s were n eeded to dis cuss and v ote on the 539 proposed code changes. 102
were approved. 93 were d isapproved. 337 h e 1 d Cor further s t ud y by the Code Ch anges
.Committee and 7 were withdrawn. At th e fir st Code Change session it was pointed
out ·;at in the post. most of the proposed code changes had b een he1d for further
study and brought: up again at the next annuo1 meeting. It W.:J.S moved. seconded and
voted down that propos ed ch.:tngcs be approved or disapproved . It i.s possi.b1e t:ha.t:
the proposed code changes may exceed 700 at the next annua1 meeting.
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The ch anges consi.dered ranged from changi n g a si.ng1 e number to eight: p ages of
1umbcr grading ru1cs.
At Lh e l uncheon honoring PosL Presidents. i.t: was brought out that there is a
FC!.dera1 agency. which has been funded., and i.s i...n the process of wri.ti.ng a Na t:i.ona 1
Bui.1di.ng Code. This W.:J.S di.scusscd and cuss~d wi.t:h cons:ldero.b1e v ehemence. It
wo:.s unani.mous1y agre-ed L ho:.L Lhe {"our major code wri.ti.ng groups i.n the n ati.on must
uni.tc i.n a si.ng1c group and r~conci 1 e the di.ff:crenccs i.nLhe rcspect:i.ve codes .
Kansas C i.t:y , K ansas was chosen as the si.t:e for the 1 972 annua1 meeLi.ng and Da11as -
Fort Worth won ouL £or 1 973. Pl.easc keep i.n mind thot: I h.:lve never b een to th e
second 1 argest st:at:e i.n the n a.ti.on .
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Mayor of the City of Engl.ewood
and Counci.l..men
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November 1.0~ 1971
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The Rocky Mountain Chapter wns honored at the annual. business meeting when
Perry C. Tyree was insta11ed as Nati.onn1 president.
Repres e nting the Ci.ty o£ Engl.ewood at this meeting was
b encfi.ci.a1. I wi.sh to express my sincere appreciation
opportuni ty.
V ery trul.y your s .
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ARAPAHOE REGIONAL AtrrOHATED PROPl!~~~J?.;:;;'· --
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING ~NGL...c:v-,00 ~ FILE
OCTOBER 20 , 1971 D. C OL...Q.
REGU LAR MEETING :
The Arapahoe Regional Automated Property Subsystem P o licy Board met
October 20, 1971, at 7:30 P.M.
Representatives present :
Arapahoe C o unty
Englewood
Littleton
Also present :
J o hn N:1.-cho:l.l
w_ H. Wallace
Wm. L. McDivitt , Alternate
A . R . Bessette
Larry Borger
Howard Abbott , Alternate
Paul Wo lfe , Alternate
Wm . Van Schoonevel.d
M illie Legge
Morey Thomas
Ji..m C o 11:Lns
Mart .Ln Burka.m.p
The meeting was called to order by President W allace .
MR. BESSETTE M O VED , MR . NICH:>LL SECX>NDED , THAT T HE MINUTE S OF T HE
REGULAR MEET ING OF SEPTEMBER 15 , 1971., BE J'\FPROVED AS READ . Upon the call.. o f
the r o1 1 , the v o te resulted as f o 11a-s:
Ayes: Messrs . Bessette , Borger~ Mc0~v1tt , Nicho ~l , Wallace .
Nays: Non e
The President declared the mot i on carried .
President Wallace called the attention o f the B o ard to the financi al
report for the period ending Sep tember 30 w hich attached to the m~nutes .
No action o n the repo rt was necessary.
Mr. Larry B orger , o n behalf o f the Executive C omm ittee ~ presented the
Comm i ttee •s recommendatio ns o n the o rganiz ational concept and s tructure and
the pers onne1 pol icies f or possible ac-tion by the Board . These po.li.ci.es are
incorporated and made a part hereo f by reference hereto.
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HR. NICHOLL MOVED , .MR. MC DIVITT SECONDED, THAT TRE POLICIES BE
ADOPTED BY THE ARAPS BOARD. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resu1ted
fo11CYWS:
Ayes: Me ssrs . Bessette , Borger, McDivitt , Nicho11, Wa11ace.
Nays: None
The President dec1arod the motion carried.
ML. Larry Borger commended Mr. MartLn Burkamp for his work in pre-
paring the drafts of these po1icies.
Mr. Ma..rt:i.n Bu.rka..mp reported on his memorandum. of October 15 , 1971 ,
dea1ing w~th h1s attendance at the Sixth Inter-co nsort1um Panel. Meet1ng Ln
W ashingto n , D . c •• on October 7 and a , 1971 . He stressed that the project
Ramsay County , Ohio , appeared to be very good and -as 111ustrative o f what
ARAPS coul.d eventua11y beco me .
A memorandum dea1ing with the Wich1ta F a11s contract from Mr . Stephen
Lyon d ated October 20 , 1971 , w as then discussed .
Mr . Bi11 Van Schooneve1d noted that the contract changes as out1ined
i.n the memora.ndun'l seemed appropriate . He stated that "We had sent W ichita. Fa1..1s
copies of the contract and shoul.d be receiving them back with the amendments
as out1ined Ln the memorandum in the very near future .
Mr. Larry Borger reviewed the five appl.~cations screened by the
Executiv Committee f or the posi.tLon of project coordinator. D iscussion of
the £i.ve candLdates fo11owed . rt was genera11y c onc1uded that Mr . Martin
Burkamp shoul.d be asked to submit a re&UD'le for the position .
MR. BESSETTE MOVED , MR. MC DIVrrT S ECONDED, THAT THE FIVE APPL.XCATXONS
PREVIOUSLY SCREENED BY 7HE EXECl.TrrvE COMM::r'rrE.E AND THE ADDrriONAL AP-PLICATION
ANTICIPATED FROM MR . BURKAMP SHOULD BE REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FOR PRESENrATION TO THE A.RAPS BOARD-Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote
resu1ted as fol.l.ows:
Aye s : Mes srs . Bessette , Borger , M cDivLtt ~ Ni.cho11 ~ Wa11ace.
Nays: None
The President decl.ared the motion carried .
It was genera11y agreed that the Board shoul.d meet again at 7:30
P .M. on Wednesday, October 27 , 1971.
A memorandum from Mr. Burkamp d ated October 14 , 1971 , d eal.ing with
visits to USAC meetings w as discussed . Mr. Burkamp fe1t it wou l.d be advanta -
geous to have members of the ARAPS Board attend USAC meetings Ln Washington ,
D.C., and that ~portant contac-ts coul.d be estab1ished among Board members
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and :Lndividua1s who represent or ho1d sUn~ar pos itions in other ju.risdi.c:ti.ons
across the country. He further stated that attendance wou1d demonstrate to
federa1 o££ici.a1s that ARAPS had a positive approach to integrated systems and
that this cou1d possib1y assist ARAPS in receiv ing federa1 support~ parti.cu1ar1y
Ln research and deve1opment projects which are norma11y quite expensive .
Fi.na11y ~ he suggested that attendance at these meetings wou1d supp1y ARAPS
Board members with add itio na1 info rmatio n which might be usefu1 Ln re1ati.ng
the integrated systems concept to the respective jurisdictio ns.
Mr. Borg r spoke in favor o f the recommendation but stated that he
wanted to be sure that a11 members wou1d eventu b1 1y be a11owed to attend one
of these meetLngs and suggested that Mr. Burkamp shou1d provide a 1~st o£
vis itations so that a schedu1e cou1d be estab11&hed.
MR. BORGER MOVED , MR . MC o:rvrrT SECONDED , T tV\.T THE RECOMMENDATION
THAT BOARD MEMBERS ATTEND USAC MEETINGS IN W ASRINGTON ~ D .C ., BE APPROVED.
Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the v o te resu1ted as fo11ows:
~yes: Messrs . Bessette~ Borger, McOiv 1tt , Nicho11 , Wa11ace .
Nays: None
The President dec1ared the mot i on carried.
MR. BESSETTE MOVE D~ MR . NICHOLL S ECONDED , THAT THE MEETXNG BE AD -
JOURNED. Upon the ca11 o f the ro11 , the vote resu1ted as f o 11o-s:
Ayes: M essrs . Bessette , Borger ~ McDivitt , Nicho 11 , Wa11ace .
Nays: None
The President dec1ared the motion carried , and the meetLng adjourned at 8:45
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
OCTOBER 27 , 1971
REGULAR MEETING:
The Arapahoe Reg~onal. Automated Property Subsystem Po1icy Board met
October 27, 1971 , at 7:30 P.M.
Representatives present:
Arapahoe C ounty
Eng l.e1oo11100d
L .L ttl.eton
Al...so present:
John Ni..c:ho.l..l.
w. H . Wal..l.ace
El...nler E. Schwab
Wm . L. McD ivitt , Al-ternate
A. R. Bessette
Larry Borger
Howard Abbott, Al.ternate
Paul. Wol.f, Al.ternate
W i..l.l.i..am van Schoonevel.d
M i.l.dred Legge
Jam;es Co:Ll.i..ns
The meeti..n.g was cal.l.ed to order by President Wal.l...ace.
Mr. Van Schoonevel.d stated that the action of the County representa-
tives at the meeting of October 20 .i.n wh i.ch i.t -•a suggested that Mr. Burkamp
shou.l...d subm...i..t: his resume wa.s done with the beat of i..nt.e nt.i..ons. It was the
feel.i.ng of the County representatives that because Mr. Burk.amp had been doi.n.g
such a fine job with the project it wou~d be he1pfu1 to receive hLs resume and
compare it -ith the other app1icants _
On beha1f of the Executive Committee Mr_ Larry Borger presented the
recommendations adopted at the Executive Cornni.ttee meeti..ng the afternoon of
October 27-They were as fo~~o-s:
(~) The Executive Committee Lnterpreted ~ts charge by the ARAPS Board
at the ~eeting of October 20 to review the sLK resumes under consideration and
make a recommendation to the Board •
(2) Wh ile the Committee decided to recommend three individuals for
the posi.t~n o£ project coordinator, after further contact with the candidates
if it were found necessary to expand the list, the Committee felt that the
Board could do so with 1itt1e troub1e.
(3) The three individuals recommended by the Committee for Lnter-
vi.ewing by the Board were Messrs. Don M _ Harwe11, Michae1 E. Ater, and Stephen A.
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doing -i..t.h the ARA.PS project.
MR . SCHWAB MOVED~ MR . BESSETTE SECONDEDr TEU:\.T THE BOARD ACCEPT THE
RECOMMENDA.TION OF TI:E EX.ECt.rrXVE COMMITTEE .
D iscussio n ensued.
MR. M C DIVITT MOVED, MR. BORGE R SECON-DED , T-HAT T HE MOTION BY MR..
SCHWAB B E AMENDED TO READ THAT THE BO ARD ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDAT ION OF TFE"
EXECUTIVE COMM:J:'l"TEE Bt.rr T HAT SHOULD ONE OF THE THREE CANDXDATES NO LONGER
BE INTERESTED IN THE POSXT:X.ON, THE BOARD CONS l:DER MR. ROB.ER".." .::1. BUR'X"'N AS
THE FOURTH CHOICE AND MR • .TERRY POWELL AS T HE FIF'TH CJ:IOICE TO BE :r.N.I:E:RVIEHED
z:F NECESSA.RY. Upc:::>n the ca11 o f the r o 11 , the vote resulted a.s fo11o-s:
Ayes: M essrs . Bessette, B o rger , McDi..vi..tt, Sch-ab , Wa11ace .
Nays: Mr. Ni..cho 11
The President declared the motion carr.1..ed.
There -as then discussion as t o -hat the Board intended the Executive
C omm ittee t o do -i..th the sLx app1i..cat.1..o ns 1n .1..ts directive to the C~ittee o f
Octo ber 20 . Mr. Bi..11 Mc D ivitC then read a draft copy o £ the minutes wh ich
had been prepared of the Octo ber 20 meet~ng . The rough dr~t read as f o l.l.ows:
''By general. agreement , it w as decided that the five appl..i.cat.i.ons
previo usl.y screened by the Execu tive Co~.i.ttee and the a dditional. a ppl.ication
anticipated from M r . Burkamp shoul.d be further reviewed by the Executive
C o mmittee f o r reco mmendatio n t o the ARAPS Board ."
Mr . Bessette indicated that he had actual.l.y made the above state-
ment in the form o f a motion al.though he c oul.d n~t recal.l. wh ether he had
roea..nt the word ''recommendat i o n•• to be .i.ncl.uded.
After d~scussion , a vote was taken o n the o riginal. motion as f ol.l.ows:
Ayes: Messrs. Bessette , Borger, McDiv itt.
Nays: Messrs. Nicho11, Schwab, Wal.l.ace .
The President decl.ared the motio n fail.ed.
MR. BORGER MOVED , MR. MC DIV:rrT SECONDED , TJV\.T THE BOARD INI'ERV:r:EW
MESSRS. HARWELL , A T ER, BURKA.MP , AND LYON AND THAT SHOULD O NE O R M O RE OF THOSE
C ANDIDATES NO LONGER BE INTE REST ED, THEN MESSRS . BURTON AND POWELL SHOULD BE
XNTERVXEWED rN THAT O RDER. Upon the cal.l. o£ the rol.l., the vote resul.ted as
f o l.l.ows:
Ayes: Messrs. Borger , Mc D ivitt , Schwab , Wal.l.ace .
Nays: Messrs. Bessette, Ni..chol.l..
The President decl.ared the mo tLon carried .
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Xt was suggested by Mr . Schwab that perhaps Dr. Wil.l.Lam Mitchel.,
Depa.rt.m.ent of Housing a.nd Urban Devel.opme..nt, W ashington , D. C., woul.d be
wil.l.ing to sit ~n on the interviews . Wh il.e it was noted that schedu1Lng
wou.l..d p.roba.bl.y be a probl.em for Dr. M itchel.., an a.ttentpt woul.d be
made to .i.ncl.ude hi..m i.n the i.nterview process as a non-voti...ng member.
MR. BO.RGER MOVED, MR.. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE MEE'TXNG BE A.D..70URNEO.
Upon the cal.l. of the rol.l., the vote resul.ted as fol.l.ows:
Ay es: Messrs. Bessette , Borger, McDivitt, Ni.chol.l., Schwab,
Wal..l.ace.
Nays: None
The President decl.ared the motion carried , and the meetLng adjourned at 9:45
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FINANCE OEPARI'M.ENT
REALIZATION OF ESTXMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND T
F o r Month of October, 1971.
Anti.cL-pated Current .. :Last Year La.&t Year
Revenu e Month T o Date -'CO D!!,te
S a 1es Tax $ 1 ~833 ,677 $17 6 ,884 $1 ,585 ,11...1. 86 $1 ,568 ,304 93
Pro perty Tax 134,7 4 0 .1., 756 133 ,554 99 .1.88 ,33.1. 99
F ranchise Taxes:
Pu.l::>.l.ic Service 1 44,900 37 ,000 154,265
Mou.nta i.n Be.l..l. 62 ,.1..1.8 4 9 ,282
Water Ut:Ll..ity 25 ,000 6 .6.1.0 2 4 ,565
Sew er UtL.l.ity .1.1 ,265 4 ,44 5 .1.2 ,24 0
Tota.l. 2 4 3 ,283 4 8 ,055 2 4 0 ,352 1 4 7 2 .1.6 ,4 36 122
Other Taxes:
Spec . ownersh1..p 20 ,500 301 .1.5 ,9 45
C.i.garette Tax .1.01 ,473 9 ,079 8 4,898
Liquor OccupAt.LOn .1.0 ,900 35 1.1 ,.1.2 3
Tota.l. .1.32 ,873 9 ,4 .1.5 11..1.,966 8 4 .1..1.9 ,503 9 4
Fees .. Permits:
Street Cuts 2 ,904 592 4,320
Bui..l.di.ng Permits 27 ,280 .1.,306 2 5 ,20 1
E .l.ectrica.l. Permits 7 ,366 .1.,020 7 ,883
P.l.umbi.ng Permits 2 ,182 330 3 ,2 0 2
Spec . .. State Reg . F ees 92 ,4 5 4 9.1.,826
Dog Licenses 4 ,700 8 .1.,339
M isc . Licenses 29 1 50 9 22 3 4 ,0 22
T o ta..l. 1 66 ,036 4 ,178 1 6 7,793 101 1.1.1.,328 112
Mu.n1.ci.pal. Court 4 9,44 0 4 , 592 51 ,617 1.0 4 54 ,1.57 11.3
Revenue fro m Other Agencies:
State L1quor License 1.,1.50 68 221.
State H/W Users Tax 221,735 15 ,134 1.4 9 ,262
County Court Fees 3 ,000 455 3 ,965
Total. 225,885 15 ,657 1.53 ,44 8 68 159 ,023 88
• Service Charges :
Library Fees 6 ,660 4 10 5 ,37 7
Eng i.neer i.nq Fees 6 ,500 220 8 20
Mobi.l.e Home 2 ,400 331 2 ,13 5
Po1i.c:e 3 ,965 44 9 4 ,666
Fi.re 0 .J..S tr1CtS 61 2 ,1 3 9
L1..brary . Contract 30 ,250 25 ,1.88
• State H,/W Ma i.ntenance 2 ,600 7 ,563 1 ,950 • • State Al.c:oho1 Prev. Proq. 18 44 5 l.t.8 4 5 9 £223
Total. 70 ,820 1 0 ,8 7 9 51 ,4 98 73 6 1.,621 81
Other Revenues:
Interest 27 ,909 5 ,657 1.3 ,0 3 2
M i..sc:el.l.a.neo us 13 ,24 0 706 10 ,545
T o tal. 4 1 ,1 4 9 6 t.363 23 577 5 7 28,836 288
Total. Revenue $2 ,897 ,903 $277 ,77 9 $2 ,518 ,9 16 8 7 $2,507 ,539 97
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
EXPENDJ:TURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHA..BGEO TO 1971 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual.
Budget
Leg.i..&l..at .i.on & Council.:
City Cou.nci.l.
Board o£ Adjustment
Career Service
P .1. ann i..ng & Zo.n i.n g
Library
C i.ty Attorney
Ma.n.agem.en t.:
City M.a.n.ager
Perso.n.nel.
Tot a .I.
F i.na.n.ce:
F i..na_n.ce Off ice
M unicipal. Court
Central. Serv1ces
General. Operations
Auto. Oper . System
Total.
Pub.!. i.e Works:
Engi...neeri..n.g
Streets
Traffic
Bu i l.d.:i.ng Insp.
C i ty Hal.l. Ma i-nt.
Total.
F.i.re Department
P o l.Lc e Department
P a rks & Recreation
P l anning
L.L.brary
T ransfer to Bus LLne
$28,122
2,509
1,1.45
3,277
660
42,983
78:"696
57,916
26 ,207
84 ,123
1 4 8' 275
55 ,715
21 ,938
93 ,831
20 ,000
339,759
117,418
425 ,204
112,035
76,557
1.07,203
838 ,4 .1.7
553,005
779 ,921
342 ,3.1.7
65,666
135 ,4 8.1.
1.9 ,024
For Month of October , 1 9 71.
Current Current
Month Encu.mb.
$1,602
183
92
149
17
3 ,387
s;4""30
4,895
2 ,.4 34
7':3'29
11 ,866
3,981..
1.,587
6 ,1.4 0
23,"574
7 ,754
31 ,558
8 .. 1.71
6 ,546
9 ,279
63 ,308
44,226
66 ,4 12
31,496
5 ,311
13 ,44 7
$1,095
3 ,270
179
Spent &
E.ncu.mb.
To Date
$1..8 ,206
1 ,760
951
2 ,849
350
34,000
sa:-IT6
46,794
21,548
68 ,34 2
109,064
38,455
20,060
78 ,772
20 ,000
266,351..
64 ,764
334 ,313
92 ,662
62 .. 211.
86 .. 807
640 ,757
451,257
653,496
250,635
52,848
107 ,589
T otal.. Expenditures $3 ,236 ,409 $260,533 $~ $2 ,54 9 ,391..
' of Last Year Last Year
Budget To Date '
74 sa
81 76
78 194 ,266 83
76 582,158 so
82 398 ,980 so
84 511 ,553 81
73 215,831.. 82
so 42,628 75
79 91..,088 74
79 $2 ,154 ,754 81
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RE-ALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENOE.S
WATER FUND
For Month of October , 1971
Ant ici.pated Current ' of Est. Last Year Last Year
Revenue Month To Date Col.l.ected To D ate ..
water Sal.es $ 760 ,950 $109 ,735 $ 755 ,.:)6-4 99 $ 7 4 7 ,251. 95
Other:
T a p Fees 1.,000 1.,1.90 2 ,031.
C onnectio n Charges 35 ,000 5 ,4 13 68 ,568
Property Tax 691 9 721
R.ental.s 9 ,300 281 8 ,51.8
Interest 2 4,634 27 ,029 77 ,608
M i..scel.l..a.neous 2 ,000 11.,61.6
Sal.e of Surpl.us Prop . 562
Total. 72 ,625 33 ,922 169 ,624 234 1.00,830 133
Bond Sal.e 2 .200 ,000 2 [2oo ,ooo
Total. Revenue $3 ,033 ,575 $1.4 3 ,657 $3 ,1.24,688 103 $84 8 ,081. 98
EXPENDITURE S & E NCUMBRANCE S CHARGED TO 1.971 BUDGETED APPROP RIAXIONS
Product i..on:
Source & Suppl.y
Pow er & Puntp
Pur i ficatio n
Trans _ & D ist _
Ad.mi..n i.s t..rati.on:
Account & Co.1.1_
General..
Total.
Debt Service
M i.sce l.l.a..neous
Capital. Pl.ant and
Equipment
T ota l.. Expense
Annual.
Budget
$ 35 ,21.5
97 ,936
92 ,07 4
2 25 ,225
11.1.,1.20
3 9 ~468
1.09 ,426
1.48 ~894
461.,773
25 ,000
637 ,600
$1.,609 ,612
Cu rrent.
Month
s 5 ,383
11.,01.5
~
1.9 ,799
4 61
4,563
8 ,054
1.2 ~617
6 ,61.0
Current
Encuftlb_
$2 75 ,307
Spent &
E ncuDlb_
T o D ate
s 29 ,072
79 ,323
61 ,9 27
1.70 ~322
4 8 ,798
43 ,1.28
88 ,4 51
1.31.,.579
62,.34 ].
2 4~565
71.4 ,2l..9
$2 7 5 ~3 07 $1.~1.51.,824
' o f Last Y ear L ast Year
B udget To Dat e '
76 $1.73 ,008 a a
44 60 ,004 56
a a 1.1.7 ,7 95 7 9
13 64,74 1. 17
98 25,4 15 98
112 50 ,].4 6 86
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REALIZATION OF EST:LMATED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
For Month of October , .1.971.
Anticipated
Revenue
Current
Month
' of Est. Last Year Last Year
To Date Co.l.l.ected To Date '
D isposal. Service $ 294 r 525
Other:
C o nnection Fees -Inside 20,000
C o nnection Fees-outside 31 ,000
Interest 20, 000
se-er Tap Fees
M isce11aneo us 10,000
T o tal. 81 ,000
Cherrymo~e Sanitation
D:Lstri.ct
Tota1 Revenue
56,000
$431.,525
s 28 ,4 39
3 r 535
1.3 ,570
10 ,212
151
$355 ,979
21 ,238
84 ,685
21.,158
3 ,24 4
1.,1.02
131.,4 27
56 ,000
$543 ,4 06
1.21 $223 ,071
1.62 77 ,439
100
126 $300 ,51.0
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHA.RGED TO 1971 BUDGETE D APPR:>PRI.ATIONS
Spent &
Annua1 Current Current E.nc:umb . .. o f Last Year
Budget Month Encumb . T o Date B udg e t T o D ate
Treatment s 8.1.,4 76 s 8 ,090 s 97 ,265 119 s 74 ,667
Sanitary System 63 ,602 2 ,734 28 ,221 44 29,4 5 4
Ad.mi...ni...strat.i.on:
Ace. & Col.l.. 21 ,1.22 2 ,246 22 ,067
Ge..ne.ra.1 32,646 2,759 22,909
Total. 53,768 5,005 44,976 84 31.,773
Debt Service 74,225 9,522 13 10,21.9
Cont . Servi.ces 15,.727 6,562 42
Hi.scel.l..aneous 1.1.,265 4 ,445 1.2 ,2 4 0 109 1.0,384
Capi...tal. Pl.ant and
Equipment 1.,641.,800 1.,072 Sl.t.353 t.Ol.S .I.,Sl.4t.897 92 .1.59 ,38.1.
Total. Expense $1 ,941.,863 $21.,3 4 6 S.l.r.353 t.O.l.S $1.,7 1.3 ,683 88 $31.5 ,878
89
1.4 4
99
Last Year ..
90
72
81
14
4 4
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Property Tax
Interest
State Grant In Aid
M i.sce 1.1..a.neous
T o t.&1 Revenue
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of October ~ 1.971
Anticipated Current '
Port~on o f Year to Date 83'
of Est. Last Year Last Year
Revenue Month To D ate Co11ected To Date ..
$ 1 ~649 ,4 63 $159 .,116 $1 .,4 25 ,889 86 $273 ,196 ~40
103 ,647 1,351 102 .,4 22 99 9 4 .,892 99
43,568 26,301. 4 6 .,013 ~06 18 ,681. 373
1.4 .,2 85 ~00
a t ooo 2 £622 33 ~50 6
$ 1 ,804,678 $186 ,768 $1,591 ,231. a a $386,91.9 ~30
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CKA..RGED TO 1.971 BUDGETED APPROPRIAT:I:ONS
Pav:Lng Di.st. No .1.9
P a v ing D Ls~. No .20
Park Improvement
Servi.ce.nter
Storm. Drai...n.a.ge
Master P1an D ev _
S1qna.l. Pre-Emp. Dev.
TOP.1CS
Downtown Inpr.
F i re Pumper
Po1ice & Fire Comp1ex
Grccnbc1t
An :Una1 She.l.. ter
T o ta1 Expense
Cu:mu.l.a.t ive
Appropr:i.a.-
ti..on
$ 1.02 ,000
1.1.0.,000
55.,000
3 ,8 4 2
30,000
764.,64 9
25.,000
1.2 .,21.1.
1.7 ,31.3
47.,000
45.,000
963 ,276
1.49 ,485
33,553
Current
Month
$1.01.,640
4.708 $
3 ,312
18 ,872
459
Current
E ncu:mb.
38.984
7.092
9 ,913
44,950
2 .625
~7~
$
Spent &
Enc:u.mb.
To D ate
1.01.,640
3 .8 42
690
70.400
18 .500
9 ,969
12 ,372
44,950
8 ,100
31,063
$2.358 .329 $128,991 $1,175,997 $1,431,115
' of Last Last
Appro-Year Year
p r :i..::.tio n T o D ate _ .. _
~00
2
9
74
a
7~
~00
~~7
5
9~
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REALIZATION OF ESTI.MA.TED REVENUES
RECREATION FUND
For Month of October , 1971
Anti.c.i...pated Current .. o f Est. Last Year Last Year
Revenue Month To D ate C o l.l.ec·ted To Date ..
City o £ Engl.ewood $ 56 ,136 $28,068 50 $ 41,.270 1.00
School. D istrict No. 1 1.7 ,300 $ 1 ,098 7,161 41. 8 ,4 51 49
Outdoor Pool. 13 ,000 12 ,540 96 13 ,083 9 2
Indoor Pool. 9 ,500 1 ,22 1 1.2 ,1 4 0 1.28 9 ,.191 69
Sports & Gantes 28 .,000 337 21,752 78 19 ,615 1.30
Cul.tural. Activities 17,800 867 1.7 ,4 55 98 16,090 1.30
Pl.aygrounds 394 3 4 8 88 257 32
Speci...al. Events 2,500 l.l.a 1,177 47 a2a 34
Interest 450 367 71.0 l.Sa 99a 332
Other Income 1 ,.500 -----22. 3 ,628 242 1 ,8 41 230
T otal. Revenue $146 ,580 $~ $104 ,979 72 $111,624 9 4
EXPEND XTURES & ENCUHBRA.NC.ES CHA.RGED TO 1971 APPROPRIATIONS
Spent &
Annual. Current Current Encumb. .. of Last Year Last Y-ear
Budget Month Encu.mb . To Date Budset T o Date ..
Outdoor Pool. $ 18 ,705 $ 39a $14,8 43 79 $1..5,524 91.
Indoor Pool. 20,360 2,026 17 ,060 a 4 9 ,3.10 63
Sports & Games 4 9 ,473 1 ,721 33 ,932 69 30 ,350 65
• Cultural Act i.v i.ti.es 22,21.2 2 ,096 1.8 ,.904 as 1.-9" 328 92
PLaygrounds 6 ,785 266 5 ,557 82 5,495 a a
Spe.ci.a.1 Events 6 ,377 as 2 ,091. 33 2 ,2 9 6 7a
Zoo • General O p eratio ns 22,668 1 ,078 13 ,166 sa ~ 7 9
Total E_xpense $146 ,580 $~ $105 ,553 72 $~ 76
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
BUS L~ OPERATION
For Month of October . 1971.
Ant i.e 1.pated
Revenue
Current .. of Est . Last Year Last Year
Month To Date Col.l.ected T o Date ..
Fares $ 2 4,000 s 2 ,228 s 20 ,662 a& s 1.2 ,091. 76
540 3 ,361 560 9 32 259
T o Kens 600
73 ~a4 ].00
Xnterest -o-
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M iscel.l.a.neous
Tota1 Rev enue s 2 ,8 4 1. s 2 4,207 96 s 1.6 ,298 l.OO
EXPENDXTURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHA..RIGED TO 1.971 APP ROPRIATX.ONS
Spent & Last
Annual. Current Current Encumb . .. of Last Yea~ Year
A ppr opriation Month E.ncumb . To D ate Budget To Date _ .. _
S al.a ri..es s 1.3 ,200 s 1.,086 $10,628 a~ s 5,639 75
Repairs & Ma intenance 7 ,200 507 5 ,882 a2 1., 753 52
Gas az>d 0>.~ 1.,080 7a a93 a3 372 66
Xnsu.ra.nce 3 ,300 2 ,968 90 2 ,966 ~00
339 100
Part-Ti..rne
Payrol.l. Taxes &a7 ~a9 531 77 22~ 56
Pensions 63 550 ~00
2 93 ~00
Heal.th & Life Insurance
Workrn.en •s Compensat i on 70 70 ~00
overti...~ne ~00 l.Ol. 435 435
Capi tal. outl.ay 36 ,000
M isce.l.l.a.neou.s 1.,51.0 ___ a_ ~ 4 1. ~ &a
T o tal. Expense $63 t 1.4 7 $2 ,032 $~ 3 7 $11.,787 73
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ME.t.I\ORANDU M
OFF ICIAL
CrTY CO 'i r--C'~. D~CUMENT
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C COU :".;C ~ ,. • .G FI L.E
~ O F E,..._GLE\1\1000. COLO...
Honorabl.c Mayor and C~ty Counc~l.
via St.anl.e y II. Dial.,. Ci..t.y Manager
Cit.y Pl.a nn i n g &. Zoning Commission
DATE: Nove:Jn bcr 11. 1971
Propose d F1ood Pl.ain D is t.r i.c t. R cgu l.at.ion ~
The Cit.y Pl.annin g and Zoning Conunissi..on,. at.. a Speci al. Meeting
hcl.d November 9,. ).971,. vot.ed 7-0 (2 mcn•bcrs abse nt) to
r ecommend adoption o-£ Fl..ood Pl.ain District Regu.J..at.ion s a s set.
:£orth in t.he attached propose d r egu l.at.ions.
R espect.L~l.l. submitted,. ......-:: . 'Ifa--~ 7 ~
JAMES L. SUPINGER
Director o:£ Pl.annil~g
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cc: Ci~y At.torney Berardini
Oircct.or o:£ Public Works Waggoner
encl.: Minutes o:£ October 19. 1971
Minute s o~ November 9. 1971 L e ~tcr ~rom Urban Drainoge & Flood Control Dis~rict
Proposed Time S chedule ~or Adoption
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Oct..o bcr 13, 1971
Oct..obcr 19, 1971
November 9, 1971
Novctn b cr 15, 1971
November 17, 1971
December 6, 1971
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(Proposed T~rne Schcdu1~
Submit to Commission .
Lega l Publication <>~.Hearin g
before Planning Commission ..
Review by Commission .
Public Hearing before Conunission
and rc£errcd to Council .
Received by Council and pas sed
on ~irsL reading .
Legal Publication of the Hearing
before City Council.
Public Jle..ari..nr; before Council
and passed on second reading as
an Emergency Ordinance (The City
must adopt the Flood Plain O rdi.nance
be£ore December 31, 1971 i.u order
£or citizens in the City to be
covered by Flood Insurance.)
Final Publication.
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53-1-0105 ~ Lucas Building 181 Easl 5Gth Avenue Denver, Colorado 80216
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Mrs. D. A. Romans
As sistant Director of Planning
3400 S. Elatl
Englc"-..rood ~ Colorado 80110
Dear Dorothy:
.James A. Quinn, Exocutivo Director
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Your proposed Flood Plain Ordinance has been receiv ed and reviewed .
find that it conforms vvith our r esolution #11 series of 1970 \.Vhich we pro-
posed as a model ordinance for Flood Plain Regulations .
Because the Bo.:trd has held to the position tha t government is most effec-
tiv e closest to the people~ 'the District has taken the position of adopting
a model source of legislation and ur-ging adoption by the city or county
wlthir\ the District.
We appreciate your effort In doing something significant in the area of
Flood Plain Managcn1ent . If th e re is any further assistance we can offer
we '\.vill be most happy to provide it. We would l ike to see this same
ordinance adopted universally throughout the District .
Si=rc ly ,
mes R _ Qt.;. inn~
ccu tiv c Director
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1 nv II>~~-~. >lOOK . ·r nr A ~u n:r n
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."0 '\."(.•tnl>o:•J• 9 , lfl71
1 . CALL TO OHOEH.
Ti le rcgu] nr ltli( ... C tint!. or t.hc Ci t.y Pl:-t.nni nl{ n.nd ~pn:ing; Commi.ssion was
c~11cd t.o ot·der ~t 8:00 P .~l. by Chni~·mntt Cnrl.so•'·
~lCJnb ct·s pre s ent..: Sc•,li; Patrick; L0tt1 sc l•; ~tosbal·gcr; Vobcjdn:
Ca :t.·I.son
Suplngc1·~ Ex-orr:icio
l\lcmbcl·s a.b.-c nt.: Bnrt.on; Weist; J lcnn.i ng
Also present: n.A. JtomanS 7 Asst.. Director oL Pl.annin ~
II. APPHOYJ\L OF :,JJl\.ruTES.
Chnirm:-t.n Ca.J~]son ~ tatcd the .linut.cs or O ctober 19, 1971, '\.\.'CrC t.o be
considered £o1· appt·ova1 .
L e nt sch moved:
Vobejda seconded: The M:i •,ut es o~ Oct.obcr 19, 1971, be approved as
writ.t.cn .
J 11 . FLOOD PLAIN Dl STRICT CASE ;:25-71B
O ct.. 19, 1971
O ct...,. 5, 1.971
Lentsch moved:
Patr~ck SCCOI~ded: The Public H ea ring be ope ned .
The motion carried .
Mr . Ca 1·1son asked t.hc sta££ to review t.hc proposed F1ood P1ain Dis -
tric't... Mrs. Romaus st.nt.ed t..hat n ot..:i.cc of Pub1ic ll cn.r:i.ng had b<!cn
pub1ishcd ~n the Eng1cwood H cral.d ·on O ctober 20, 1971 . She ~urther
noted ~h.a~ there l1avc been some revisions made as a resu1t. o£ th e
d iscussion n.nd review or t.hc Ordinance at the regular meeting or
O c t ober 1 9, 1971 . A dc.f"inition oF .. riprap .. h as b (.""r".J added as re-
qu esLed by •he Commission .
rt.lr . Barton entere-d and t ook his chair wit.h. the Commission.
Mrs. R omans noted t.hat. rcrcrcncc to tl1 e rban Draina ge and F1ood
Contro1 Di s t.t·j ct. or Co1ot~ado hns been dc1ct.ed £rom th e proposed
Ordjnan c~-An addit.io11:1.1 sectjon on Non-con£ormi ng Uses wit.hln 1.110
1-..... l.ood Pl.ai n Di st.ri ·t hns been a.dded 1._o t.h e proposed Ordin::1n cc .
Mr. Lcnt.sch nsked if t.h crc is a map showing the boundaries or the
1:1oocl plain at·ca.s? .I t·s. Romnns replied that.. at.. t..he pl-<..:sc n.t t..irne
ther e ~s 110l such a m3p, a s 1._hc inrorm~ttioll is not avn~1ablc ~o t..l1c
nec~ssn1·y dctnil ,l,at js rcqu1rcd. ~rs . Rorna n s st.at.cd t..hat at surl1
t..i mc as 1..h c inf"oJ-m:-ttion i s avai1n.b1e, it. .ill. be applied t..o a rnnp,
and t..h c m:-tp v:ill be pl·cscnt..ccl to th e Commi~~jon 1"or •ons~dcrnt.ion
anct :r.:doption .
~~~--J ~c-n t sc-h sta tect 111 :11 h~f<. .. ll.. the proposed Ordinance '"•ns, at.. th e
PJ"C!"icnt tlmc , h L,.i n t:;: ndopt.c-d pri·mn.rily :f"or t.hc purpose oJ" the Fcclc•·a)·l y
suhsidiz<"'d in..·ur:lncc that. j s now n.vnilablc t.o citizens of" En~1 wood.
J Jj .sc u~s :ion fol lowed. iir _ P:• tt-i ck n skc<.l i r t.hc f1ood j n su r:tncc '"':t!':i
nvn:i.J..ab]c• t o nl1 cjl.iz..c-n:o-:-or En.g-J~wood? :1-h~s. Romans stated t.h:-1t. jt_
i s now , :1n.d will 1:><.• unt.l1 lit<· dL•l;lllcd ilJ .rol"m:-tt.ion i s nvai.l nblc .
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)i CS I..I:::al"gC l" SC!C OJH::I< d:
T 'he moL jon c..·n l~riC'd.
Len t.sc..·h ntO'\ <.•d:
Vobcjdn SL'corl ~lcd:
"l'hc mot.i on ·nr•·.icd .
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The P1anninJ-! Cou u n ission rcconnncnd lo City Council
t..ha"L t.hc pt·opoH •d I ··1ood P1a.in Di.~trict. Ordinance
be ;:tpprovcd.
1 V. IIOUSJ G CONJ-"'LHENCJ;
Novcml30l" 18~ 1971
Chairman Cnl"l!:-'on st.nt.cd t.h:1t.. not.i.1"icat..ion or a seminar on critical
housin g iss u<. .. s in 1..hc Denvc•· HcgJon hns bcc•n received by t.hc Planning
O£.L'icc. Thi:-:; first. scmin::.r ·wi11 be held on November 18., 1971.., nt.
t..l1c oJficc~ or t..l1c Council or Govcrnn1cnt..s., 1776 Sout.l1 J~tckson Street...,
from 8:30a.m. t o 4::'::0 p.m . :'\Jr. C.ar 1 :son Ul"t;cd t..ho~c mcmbc:t·~ ,,·ho
COU1<1 <lo :SO t.o at.t oncl t..h ~S COJlfC J"Cil CO .
~tr . Scn~i n11d ~~~-. L on t scl1 ind ~ca ted ~l1 e y wou1d attend the seminar,
and wou1d 1ike 1·cservnt~onti made ror ~hem . Mr . Barton s tated ~l1at
he would Lry to nttcnd th e scm~nnr .
Dis c u ss~o n Jo1lowcd . The Secretary was ~n s tru c tcd to mnkc reserva-
tion s for I\.lc~sl·!::>. Scnt.j_~ J~nt..-c h and Bnrt.on . and to check w~th
p e rsonn e1 :..1. COG on t.hc possil>i1it.y or members ""ho cnnnot. at..t.c ncJ
the scminnr ror t.h c .£u1l d::ty at.t.cndjng in t.hc a.rt.crnoon .
V . COUNCJ L 01· GO\'ERN.:\lENTS H EPllESE NTJ\TIV E
Pl.nnnin l; & Zoning: Conunission
air . Cnr1Ron Rt.ntcd thnt. the Co~tllCil or GovcrJlmcnt.s Po1icy "Advi so ry
Bon l -d mec-t_s once a. month , and is "com posed o-r membcJ-s or t.hc Plannin g: Com mis~ jon from th e member jul·isdict.ions . l ie s1.a1..ed t.hat. in an at.t~npt. t o inc1·cnsc at.te11dat1ce, tile mcct.ings have bcctl sc llcdu1 cd ~or
6:30 P .~l . Thur!::::>day evenings . ~lr. Carlson st.at.cd t.hat. t.his is prov~ng
to be i11conv nicnt. £or him, and he d~dn'L £ce1 ~ha~ h~s a~tcndan ce
record '-'OU1d rc.C1cct. the interest. ~n and support. of t.he Counci1 o:C Gov ern.Jnc nt ~ t.h n.t. En:::lc·wood should have . .Mr . Carlson stat.ed ~hat he
::Ce1t.. ~.1" anot.hcr member o£ 1:h c Cornmj,:::;;sion could a~tend ~hcsc meetings
-hat. it. ""ould be wi~c to designat.c that. person a s ~he Cit.y P1anning:
Commission rcprcscn~a~ivc . lliscussjon fo11owcd . Mr . S e nti st.:at.Pd
t.hat. he is t.h c C:i ty Councj_1 rcp1· scnt.aLiv on t.he Counci1 o.:r GovcJ-n-
rncnt.s, nnd t.h n t. h e 1'el.t. it: i s an cxccllcn1._ opportunity t.o sct-vc wi t:h
such a ~roup . ~h·s . Vobcjda .._ tat.cd tha-t_ she t.hou g:ht. she wou1d b e
abl t.o at.-t.end most. o:C t.he me~t.ing_, but. st.at.cd she didn ' L know how
wc11 she und c 1·s t.ood t.hc Fun ctions or t.hc Commi.~t.ce, ct.c . 1\tr . Bat.·t.on
::tSk<"d whn t. t.h c-pl-:i_mary Objcct.i.vc--of" t.h c Counc-il or Govcrnmcn t.s w::ts?
Mt·. C"O'lr1~on stat.cd t.h at. t.he Polic-y AdvisoJ-y Committ.cc serves t.o t.h c
Counc-jJ or DRCOG much t.h c way t.hc Plnnniu~ Commission in Englewood
serves tl•c Cit.y Counci. l ---i.n nn ndvi. ory c.:::•paci t.:y . l\tr. Carlson not.cd
t.hat. ~he Poljcy AcJvj_sory Comrni_ttcc-doesn 't. gc-·t. invo1vcd in :lh much
''r S<-"aJ·c1•" U !-j doc:.--; t.hc Cjt.y Planning Comm.ission , but thj_s Cornmit.t.cc
s t.i.Jl cloc l"'' n. gr·C"n1.. deal o~ t..hc ·•1c-t-!" wo1·k .. on problems prior t.o t.hc
subm j ~sion t.o ~h <" Council .
C.i ty At.. t.oJ·ney BcJ·ardini cnt.cr ~d 1.ht.:-meet. in~ •
'-lr . SentJ st.a t cc::l t.h~t. t.hcJ·c should be :1. P1nnning ComJn.i~sion r ·pr·esL·nt.n-
t.Jv <."" from n11 th e C"itie~ part.icipntin:,: in COG ser ving-on t.h c Policy Advi so1·y Board .
atJ·. B:1.rton asked \.\J1y~ j 1 one-pers on j:::; on COG, j L w:l.s nc-c::-c=---sary J."ot·
••nyonc e1st.• l o puL in th eir Ljmc-on j 1."? l\h-. Scnt.i no1..ccl "l.h:1L he w:1s
t.h c C.it.y C'<.HJncJl J"C"J>I"<"S <.""nt_ntjv c on ~he Counc~1 o:f" COG, .:::lncl also sc t·vc-.s
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on ~wo comm~t~e~s or tllv COG Cou11c~1 . ~r . L cn~sc l ~ no~0d tl ,~t a 1 ot
or 8Cilool. di~t:.·ict.~ nrc-l"(._"p~-sen ted on t.h c-Policy A dYi.sory C'onuni t.t.cc .
~lrs . R oman~ ~t nt.<•d 1...hnt unti1 t hrc<...• or /"ou1.· years a go ~ t...h c ci t.ics
c:oul.d appoint mc·~.d.><..•rs or thci.l· Pl.ann ing Commi~!:-jionh t..o b e t.h<-... ir
rcpl-scnlntiYC to 1h c Council. or Gov rnmcnts 7 but in nn c£J."o1·t. t o
••s t_rcn ~t_h cn ·· t.h c position oJ th e Cou n<.:il of" Govc:~·nnu:."n1.s , .. c l cc:.·t c:·d
oJ£i<.~jn).:s"' ""C l "<.. .. nppoJnt.C"<tl t.o t.h c Council. o1." DHCOG., an d t..h e mcmhcrs
or t.h c Pl nnn.ing-Comntissions 7 ct..c .. """"CJ"C appoint.cd t..o t.h.c Pol.ic y 1\d-
v isory Commit...t ·c . Di.sc u ss:io s, ~ol.l.owcd .
Mr . Cn1·1 :son n ot.. •d 1.hnt 1...h crc ·wi.11 b e a rcorgnnizat...ion of t..h c Conun :is s ion
a£t.cr t he Lirs t. oJ t he y e ar, and 1.hat. perhaps t.hc p1·obl.. m wi ll s o1vc
it.sc l r .
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hlr. Ca~·lson s t.a t cd t ha t. h e wns it~ receipt or a 1ct.t.cr ~ro m ~lr. J. L.
Pnrkin s:on , ChnJrmnn or t.h c Workabl e Prog-r am C 3t.iz.c-ns • Commit.t.cc,
wh3 c h lct.t.e r invit.cd mcml>c.t·s oJ· t.h c P1anning: Commission t.o meet. wJ t.h
t.h c \';pee nt. t.h ei .t· n ex t. mcct.ing-, Novembc1· 111.11 . Thi s mcc t.in g ·will.
b eg-i n at. 7:30 p .1n. jn t.hc Council.. Chnmbcrs o£ Cit.y Jl a11 ..
~1l:s . Vo bc,jda , ~11·. r\1osbnrJ;;<.·r, !'l.lr . Lcnt.sc h , )lr . Scnt..i st.a."t..cd t..h e y
"ould at.t..cnd t.h c m cc t.in g . :\lr . nart.on st.at.cd t.h a t h e t.hou g;ht.. h e
could n.t.t..cnd; r\lr . Pat.rick stat..cd he could not.. do so .
Jr . Supin ~:t"Cr st.:-1t.c-d t.h c rc wou].d b e copi<'~ of.' t.h e Workable Prog ram
Appli c ati o n avni1nb1e £or m cm b C l.'S o:C t.h.e Comrni.s8:ion .
V:JI . DIRECTOR·s C IIOICE .
t..lr . Supin ge l· st.41.1.cd t.hat. he had nothing to bring bc1'orc the Commission ..
VYII . C0:\1:".1 1 SSTO:-J• S CIIOIC'E .
h1r . Lcnt.sch a~k cd i.i. t.hc propos al to inc r ase o.C1-st.rcct parking
r quircmcht.s ro1· cCr i cic t~c y unit.s and t.o r quire guest. p~kin g ha s
been se t.. £or publ.i c hearing ? MJ.·s. Romans st.at.cd t..hat. t.h c proposal.
h as b een schcdu1 c d ror publi c h ea ring on Decem b e r 7-P 1971 .
~lr. Carlson di scuss<•d t.h c proposed d e velopment on t.he Ken CaJ-y1 Rnnch
s outh v.:cs t. of En g J c·wood . lie st.::ttcd t.hat.. he :Celt.. t.hi.s ,-..-a s an exc-ellent.
exampl e or zoning b eFo re p1ann:ing . Digcu ssi on :Collowc d.. Mr. Rnrt.on
com.mented t.hat. h e :f'el.t. j t. may re s ult. £rorn th e l.a c k o:r a dcJ'init..c
p:11t.t..crn o.C .. zoning·• throu g hout.. t.h c st.at.c . Mr . Supin gcr st..at..cd 1..ha1..
h e £c l 1.. t.hi s mny b e on pl_-j mary reason t.h e St.at.c Land Usc Commission
hn s b<"'c n .Cormc d. tr . Supin p;c r po:inLcd out. t..hat.. over 1./2 o:C Arnpahoe
Count.y j s not. zoned . Discus s ~on £o11owe d . t..lr . Berard:ini d:is<·u ss cd
FOubdi.vid e rs and d c v C'lOpC"rs who complct..c t.h cir projects in t.hc Col.tn1..y
311d t.h on t..ry t.o atl1~cx to a City when t..hcy arc rea so nabl.y a ss urrcd
t.h a t.. t.h c zoni n n: "vi 11. b e g: j_ v cn t..o c oi n c :i d e-wi t.h t..h c devclopmcn 1.. H e
poi.nt.c-d out. t.h at. s p c:"c :ial. ut..i.lj t y dist.t.·ict.s nrc .Cre qu c nt.1y :Cormcd t.o
n cconunod at<' t.hc-s< ... d c vclopmc nt.s . i\lr . B <!ra rdJ n; di sc-u ssed provision~
or an Iow a St n t.ut.c whi.clt r eq u ire t.h.nt dcvcloplllcnt s '"jt.h i.n t..hr c-c m:i1c s
o£ n mu•~jcipnl b ou 1 ~dary m~l s t. seck ut.Jl i t.y se rvice ~ro m t.l"la t. municip.nl-
i t.y, nnd annex t.o 1..hn t. City; )lr. B crnrdj ni th e n di scussed an un-
success ru1 nt.~0m pL ~o ~c ~ simi l.nr l cgis lut.jOJl cnnct.cd in Colo 1·n <lo .
Th e m0-ri t s or a rc p:io nal sc•rvicc-s c..li s LrJct.. wa s di sc u ssed . ~lr .
L c n1...sc h s Lat ed that. h <" ciJdn "t. J·cc l it. would Uc or Ucncri t. 't.o t.h c
City or Englewood~ hut. t.hat. h e cou ld sec b <'n c rit. Jn such n Oi s t..rict.
t.o .·owe stn::ll.l cr mun;c Jpa"l n r cns .
t..tr . CarJ.son not. d t.h a t. Lh c ll <:'XL m "c1in g", Novcmhc 1· 1.6t..h, is a .. br:-lin-
st.o•·min :.•. sc-s!'--'O i On .. , and tl l:"l t. t.h C I'<.....! w jJ1 not. h e :'l set. a g-e nda . l\ll 'e
supin gc 1· n oted 1h :t t tla c.·1·._-w:1 ~ it.cm tl•.n L will rcqui•·c Commj ss jon
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a · 1.ion t.ha.t... could not Uc r<..·adi.cd Lor 1.hc ap::<.•nda t.hi.s evening-.
cussio•' fo11owcd.
Dis-
l\lr. Lcnt..sch ~ t nt.cd t.ho.t. he \' .. -ant.cd t.hc .rol l.owi n~ i.nf"ormat.i.on avaj l.abl.c
.Cor t..h c "braj nstoJ·mi.ng-~c~si.on .. : Trn.£1 i.e count.s; how many people
come 1..o Ci.ndcrc1l.n Cil); cost. oJ' .Ia""t: t.ran ~i t. syst.cm: :fcnsi.bi.l.it.y
o£ fast. t..ra11Sit ~ystcm. and i.L it. isn"t. £c-1L Tcns~bl.c~ t.t1c cost. or
n nc·w bus syti1.cJn; .Ccdc-ral. monies a.vail.ab1c :f'or what.. p:rog:l-ams; i.m-
provc•u cn t. or Snnt~ Fe-Drive, wl1cn and iF; Col.umb~nc Freeway, is it...
rcal.i s t.ic; popul.at.ion; area or Englewood in acreage, l.ots; l.and usc
maps; p.ropo ~<"d dcvcl.opmcnL sket.chcs 1'"o.r t.hc KL2 Si.t.e; n\.unbcr at· unit.s,
populat..ion. and n\.unbc-r or cars in En.g;lcwood; t.ra.C.£ic counts on -=.-285.
Mrs. Vobcjdn asked ~£ ~nrorma~~on on the £uLure plans o£ Swcd~sh
Alcdicnl Ce•~~cr "o~tld be or help, and ~r such ~nro1~3L~on could be
ava~JnUlc.
~lr . Len~sch s~a~cd l1c ~elt Lhc proposed mob~lc home park ord~oancc
should be c-onsider d in t.hc session; discussion :Co11o,,•cd. 1n1"o1..-ma-
Lion on Capital lmprovcmcn t.s Program~ schoo1 census and ages o£"
children, "'ere listed ns items 1..0 be con~idcrcd at. t.hc Brainstorming
Session.
Mr . hlo&bargcr discussed a P1anncd Dcv 1opment.. complex at Chambers
Ro:-t.d and :r:ast. .tississippi in Aurora. ;\1r . ~losbargel.' :C 1t. t.h~s
part.icular complex was a very :Cine cx::unp1c oi' a Planned Dcvc:1opment.~
and urged t.hn t. i..£ members of t.hc Comn1i.ssion were in teres Led in viewing
and t.ourin.g t.hc development.~ he ·would arrange same . Discussion
1 ol.1owcd .
tosbarger snovcd:
Patrick sc ondcd: "l'hc mcct.ing be adjourned .
Mot.i.on ca1·ri.cd; meeting adjourned at 9:15 P .M .
c (_oU ~~ ..... £-( • ~/e.· h. .9/~ . J / • </ ~ /Lf-/-
G ertrude G. Welty '
R ecording Secretary
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):il :.:ort:\:--:nt::.t TO TilL E:"GLE\',000 Cl T1. COU-='C1L REG:'\RDING ACTIO~ OR RLCO).l-
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D .,..'\TE: ·av cmbcr 9, 1971
SUBJECT:
RE CO~DlE 'U.-\Tl ON:
Lcnt.sc l1 1novcd:
VOb C~d n SCCOildCd:
The 1uo t.ion cnrricd .
Th c Pia nni n g Conunj ssion re comme nd t.o C.i t..y Co unc i._ 1
t.hat. t.h c proposed rlood P1aiu D~strjct. Ordinance
be approved .
R cspcc t.£u11y submitt..cd,
By O rder oC t.!'c Cit..y P1annin ~
and Zon.int: Conunission .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSI ON
October 19, 1971
I. CALL TO OROER.
The r gu1ar meeting o£ the C1ty P1anning and Zoning Commission was
ca11ed to order a~ 8:03 p.m . by Chairman Car1son .
Mem.bers preo;;;;ent: Senti; Vobejda; Car1son: Lentsch; Barton; Patrick:
Sup~nger, Ex -orLicio.
embers absent.: llio•cis t: Henning; tosbarger
A1so present: City Attorney Berardini
II . APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr . Car1son stated that the Minutes o'f October 5,. 1971,. were to be
considered £or approval...
Lentsch mov ed:
Patrick seco nded : The Minutes o:£ O ctober 5,. 1971, be approved as
written.
Discussion ~o11owed .
The vote was c a11ed ; the motion carried.
Mr s. H e nn ing e nt ered the m eeting and took her seat with the Commission .
:tr. Weist entered the meeti.ng and took his seat w i th the Commission.
I I I. AMENDMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE Z O ING ORDINANCE
F1o0d Pla i n 01str1ct C ase 3:25-71A
M r. Supinger re1.'erred the C ommi ssion to ~he copy o:C the Fl.ood P1ain
Re gu1ations which they had received at tbe 1ast meeting. He re-
minded them that tbe Pub1ic H eari.ng on the proposed Zone District
wi11 b e on Novemb er 9, 1971 .
Mrs. Roman s was asked to outl.ine the propo sed Ordinance :Cor the
Commiss i on .
Because there are s e v eral. new members o f the Commission who may not
be £rumi1iar with the National. Fl.ood Insurance Prog ram, which Progr am
ha s o ccasion ed the n ecessi.ty :C or the City"s a c tion on the F1ood
Pl.ain Di.str1ct, Mrs. Romans first re v iewed the F1ood Insurance
P rogram.
The ationa1 F1ood Insur ance Pro gram was estab1ished under the
Hou ing: and rban Oe v e1opm e n t Ac t o ::C 1968 to make 1imi.ted amounts
of f1ood i n sura n ce avai1ab1 e to property owners by means or a
Federal. subsidy . In retur n :Cor this subsidy, the Act requires that
participating state and 1oc a1 governme nts adop~ and enforce 1and
u se and control. measures that wi11 gui d e the :Cuture devel.opment o f
).and in fl.oo d-p r one areas, i n order to avoid or reduce f uture f1ood
dam age. At this time, the i n s uran ce appl.i.es to residential. properties
design ed for the occupancy o~ £rom one to f our £ami1ies, and f or
sma11 business properties.
The Eng1ewood Ci ty Counci1 was s uc cessfu1 in app1y1ng £or coverage
after showing that there was a need i n the City and givi.ng evidence
o£ their desire to participate i.n the program. The City a1so committed
itse1£ to enact and to enLorce adequate 1and use and contro1 measures
desi g ned to reduce exposure to these hazards by December 31, 1971.
The authorization .for the sa1e o £ Federa1 Fl.ood I n surance at s ub-
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Because prec ise boundaries o£ the areas subject to £1ood were not
ava11ab1e~ the Federal Insurance Administrator designated the entire
C ity a s an area o£ specia1 r1ood hazards. Under this designation.
on1y existing properties wi11 be e1igib1e to purchase f1ood in-
surance. Properties on which new structures are bui1t. or existing
struc tures substantia11y improved a£ter February 26. 1971. may not
obtain £1ood insurance unti1 the areas of specia1 f1ood hazard have
been precisely delineated . These properties wi11 be e1igib1e at
that t i me. only i1 they are not within the identified area of flood
hazard. Properties within the defined flood hazard area upon which
there has been new construction or substantia1 improvements made to
existing structures after February 26, 1971, wi11 not be e1igib1e
£or £1ood insurance unti1 a rate-making study has been made in
Eng1ewood, at which time they w111 be e1igib1e ~or f1o od insurance
at £u11 actuaria1 or non-subsidized rates.
The 1and use and contro1 measures which the City must adopt and en-
force are to be incorporated in the Subdivision R egu1ati ons. Bui1ding
Code, Hea1th Regu1ations and the Zoning Ord inance. The F1ood P1ain
Zone District which the Commission is to submit to Pub1ic Hearing
on November 9, 1971, wi11 be incor porated in the Comprehensive
Zoning Ord inance. The objectives of these 1and use and contro1
measures are to deve1op the wisest or most economic use of the 1and
which wi11 be compatib1e with f1ood risks.
The minimum area for oontro1 and regu1ation as i ·t is re1ated to the
Federa1 F1ood Insurance Program is predicated on the risks associated
with the 100-year f1ood probabi1ity.
The Federa1 Insurance Administration has estab1ished criteria for
the f1ood hazard areas and state and 1oca1 1aws must be consistent
with that criteria .
It was pointed out that if 1and use and contro1 measures are not
adopted and enforced by December 31. 1971. no new f1ood insurance
can be so1d in the City and e xisting po1 icies cannot be renewed .
The Board or Directors o~ the Urban Drainage and F1ood Contro1
District adopted F1ood P1ain Regu1ations. Reso1ution No. 11, Series
o~ 1970. a ~ter which the proposed Ordinance is patterned.
The F1ood P1ain District has been referred to lotr. James Quinn, the
Executive Director of the Urban Drainage and F1ood Contro1 District,
in rough draft and in fina1 form . His rep1y ~o11ows:
·•o ctober S, 1971
Mrs. D . A . Romans
A ssistant Director of P1anning
3400 S .. E1ati
Eng1ewood. Co1orado 80110
Dear Dorothy:
Your proposed F1ood P1ain Ordinance has been received and reviewed_
I find that it conforms with our reso1ution ~11 series o:f 1970 which
we proposed as a mode1 ordinance for F1ood P1ain Regu1ations.
Because the Board has he1d to the position that government is most
ef£ective c1osest to the peop1e, the District has taken the position
of adopting a mode1 source o£ 1egis1ation and urging adoption by the
city or county within the District.
We appreciate your effort in doing something significant in the area
o:f F1ood P1ain Management. If there is any :further assistance we can
o£fer we wi11 be most happy to provide it . We w ou1d 1ike to see this
same ordinance adopted universa11y throughout the District .
Sincere1y.
James R. Quinn.
Executive Director
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It ~as exp1a1ned that no map is inc1uded ~n the F1ood P1ain District
Ordinan ce 1n1~ia11y~ b cause technical. data has not been provided by
the Federai Insuran e Administrator and it is not avai1ab1e at the
Urban Draina~e and F1ood Co ntrol. District Office, or the Denver
Regional. HUD Of~1ce. A statement over the signature of H.A. Garnett,
Insurance Spec1a1ist, Department o£ Housin g and Urban Deve1opment,
Denver Reg:Lona1 Ol::Cice, fo11ows: ··we :fai1ed to f"ind maps on Litt1e
Dry Creek, B1g Dry Creek ., or P1a tte R1ver in the Eng1ewood area_ ·•
The City may use hydro1ogica1 data obtained from a consu1ting ser-
vice on an 1n~er~ basis or, i£ the use of such data is approved by
the Federal. Insurance Administrator, it may be used on a more per-
manent bas:]._s. Co nside•~ation has been given to the possi.bi.1ity of
engaging a ~1rm to make such a study for the C~ty but no £i na1
decision has apparent1y been made.
In the absence or the necessary technica1 data de1ineating the 100-
year £1ood area on the rivers and water courses in the City. pro-
vision has been made 1n Scct:]._OD 3-0 o~ the proposed F1ood P1ain
District under wh:]._ch permits Lor new construction and substantia1
improvements wi11 be reviewed. At such time as data is made avai1-
ab1e. maps wi11 be prepared and submitted to the P1anning Commission.
Fo11owing the neces s ary pub1ic hearings they wi11 be submitted to
the C~ty ounci.1 £or rorma1 adoption.
Mr. Qu1nn has to1d the sta££ that in his opinion. the maps c an be
adopted 1ater and that fo11owing this procedure. the text of the
Ordinance wi11 be considered on its own merit.
Inasmuch as the C ommission members have had the proposed ~dinance
in hand for two weeks. Chairman Car1son determined that a detai1ed
review o£ the proposed F1ood P1ain District wou1d not be necessary
and ca11ed Lor discussion. ~~s. Henning suggested that a definition
o::f .. riprap .. shou1d be added to ensure that auto bodies wou1d not be
permitted as riprap.
A proposed de£inition of ri.prap was read under which definition on1y
~ie1d stone. rough unhewn quarry stone. or 1f approved by the Director
of Pub1ic Works. broken concre te masonry or concrete pavement, cou1d
be used as protection on the embankment.
The procedure to be fo11owed uoti1 map s are adopted as set forth in
Section 3-D was a1so discussed.
o action was taken and the proposed Ordinance is to be submitted
to Pub1i..c Hearing at 8 :00 p.m. on November 9. 1971.
IV. AA1ENDMENT TO OhlPREHENSIVE ZON:ING ORDINANCE
Increase O~L street Parking Requ1rements ?or
Ef~iciency Units and Estab1ish Standards for
Guest Park1ng .
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October 5. 1971
Director o~ ~1anning Supinger reviewed that at the 1ast P1anniog
Commission meeting. the matter of the number of required off-street
parking spaces Lor residentia1 uses was discussed in re1ation to a
parking survey made by the P1anning Department staff at the request
o£ the C~ty Counc~1 and the Commission . After having reviewed the
resu1ts or the survey and discussing the matter with persons in
attendance at the meeting. it was the opinion of the Commission that
the existing requ~rements for o£f-street parking for an Efficiency
Unit is not sufficient. and shou1d be increased from one to one and
one -h a1£ spaces per unit .
The Commission members a1so determined that part o::f the congestion
being experienced i.n t...he mu1ti..-£ami1y districts is because adequate
parking :]._S not prov1ded £or guests and visitors of the tenants. It
was decided thot considera tion shou1d be given to requiring visitor
parking at a rotio of one space £or five units .
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The staf£ wa s requested to draft a proposed amendment to the Compre-
hensive Zon1ng O rdinance incor po rati n g these po i nts and to present
it to the Commission at this me eti n g .
The £o11owi n g amendments were considered:
(1) Amending Cha pter 22 .5-5, PJ-iv ate Off-street Parking Standards,
o f the Com prehensi v e Zoning Ordinance, Ord i n a n ce No. 26, Series of
1963, to read as £o11ows:
22.5-Sa . Minimum Standards .
(10) R esiden t ial Uses:
(a) O ccu pant s or tenants.
(i) Sing1e-£a~i1y Dwe11ing two (2) spaces/dwe11ing unit.
(ii) Two or more Family Dwe11ings:
E£ficiency U nit, One or Two Bedroom Units ••• one
and one-ba1 f (1-1/2) spaces/dwe11ing unit.
Three or more Bedroom Units two (2) spaces /dwe11ing
unit.
Such p ark~n g sha11 be designated and identified as parking for
the occupants o£ the bui1ding on1y .
(b) Guests or Visitors:
Five or more dwe11ing units • one (1) space
Such parking sha11 be designated and identi~ied as temporary
parking £or the use o ~ guests or visitors of the occupants of
the bui1ding on1Y ~
22.5-SJ. Guest or Visitor Off street Parking .
Guest or v1s~tor of£ street parking as used herein, sha11 mean an
off-street parking space provided for the temporary use of guests
o£, or visitors to the occupants or tenant s o£ the bui1ding, whether
for socia1, business or pro£essiona1 reasons.
The Commission discussed the proposed amendment re1ative to the
guest parking ~n re1ation to one, two, and three f ami1y units . Mrs .
Henning expre sse d concern about requiring guest parking Lor sing1e-
fami1y units, dup1exes or tri-p1exes, stating that this density
creates a dif£erent situation than the apartment houses being con-
structed in tbe R-3 Zone Districts. Mr. Senti stated that in his
opinion, the City .. wou1d be going too far·· were they to require
guest parking .
Mr. Barton asked whether or not the on-street parking congestion
cou1d be so1ved by putting time 1imits on on-street parking. It
was po inted out that this wou1d pena1ize the owners o~ sing1e-fam.i1y
homes in the are a who may have no way of providing of£-street
parking ..
Severa1 examp1es o~ parking situations were considered.
1\lr .. Sent1-po i nted out that in newer areas which do not ha v e a11eys,
it woULd be more di£ficu1t to provide the required park ing f or a
dup1ex on a 50 £oat 1ot than it wou1d be in an area where access
wou1d be avai1ab1e £rom an a11ey.
Mr. Car1son asked wh e th er or not the Co~ission cou1d agree on in-
creasing the parking for an Efficiency Unit from one to one and one-
ha1f spaces per unit ?
Mr. Barton stated that in his opinion. two spaces shou1d be required ..
Barton moved : The proposed Section 22 .. 5 -S .. a (10) (ii) be amended to
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(ii) Two or more Fami1y Dwe11ings:
p er each dwe11ing unit.
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Lentsch moved:
VobeJda seconded: The City Planning and Zoning Commission set a
Public Hearing to consider the fo11owing amendment
to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance:
22.5-Sa. Minimum Standards.
(10) Residentia1 Uses:
(a) Occupants or Tenants
(i) Sing1e-fami1y Dwe11ing ---two (2) s paces per each dwe11ing unit.
(i i) Two or more Fami1y Dwe11ings:
E1.ficiency Unit,. One or Two Bedroom Units ---one
and one -half (1 -1/2) spaces per each dwe11iog unit .
Three or more Bedroom Units ---two (2) spaces per each dwe11ing unit.
Such parking sha11 be designated and identified as parking for
the o ccu pants of the building on1y.
(b) Guests or Visitors
Five or more dwe11ing units
.five units. one (1) space for each
Such parking sha11 be designated and ide nti fied as temporary
parking for the use of guests or visitors of the occupants of the bui1ding on1y.
22 .5 s ·. Guest or Visitor O ff street Parking .
Guest or V1Sitor o street par 10g as use erein, sha11 mean an
o£f-street parking s pace provided for the temporary use of guests
of, or visitors to the o ccu pants or tenants of the bui1ding, whether
£or socia1, business or professiona1 reasons .
Discussion fo11owed .
The vote was ca11ed: the motion carried.
It was determined that the Pub1ic Hearing on the a~endment wou1d be he1d on December 7, 1971, at 8:00 p.m .
V. DIRECTOR"S C HOICE.
Mr .. Supi.nge r hnd no add.it.iona.1 matters to bring before the Commission ...
VI. C OlllllfSSTON"S C HOICE.
Chairman Car1son reported that a meeting to consider off-street
parking in the Core Area had been he1d at the Ch amber of Commerce
on Friday, the 15th of October. This meeting was in response to a
1etter £rom City Manager Dia1, dated August 18, 1971, in which Mr.
Dia1 re1ayed that the Ci ty Counci1 wanted the P1anning C ommiss ion
to review the parking needs in the vicinity of the 3300-3400 b1ocks of South Broadway.
The meeting was he1d at the Chamber office because two Chamber o f
C ommerce committees have been working on the matter of off-street
parking in the past, and it was £e1t that their views sbou1d be
sought ... Mr .. C ar1son said that Mr ... Wi11.:lam Ho1thaus, the owner of
the parking 1o~ on ~he east sid~ of the 3400 b1ock of South Acoma S~reet. was at the meeting a nd that Mr .. Ho1thaus had met with City
Manager Dia1 and Mayor Schwab prior to the meeting on the 15th.
Mr .. Car1son stated that Mr. Ho1thaus had indicated that there was
1itt1e chance tha~ the 1ot in the 3400 b1ock on South Acoma wou1d
be so1d soon; therefore. Mr. Car1son .fe1t • the i.mm.ediate pro b1em had ··gone by the board·• ..
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Mr. Car1son st:at.ed that he had attempted to cha11enge those peop1e
at the meeL1ng to cons~der goa1s £or the area. He sa~d that ~t wL11
have to be determ1ned ~hether we want the area to stay as it is or
to gro~. He sa1d that he envisioned the possibi1ity of mote1s, hote1s,
ni~ht clubs, etc ., being bui1t, and asked the peop1e to consider the
area :£rom South Santa Fe Drive east to the Swedish Medica1 Ce nter
and rrom Dartmouth Avenue south to the Highway and for them to try
to use imagination and to ••make a ci.ty''.
Mr. Patrick asked i£ ~he consideration o£ the off-street parking,
speci£ica11y the merchants parking 1ot, was being dropped? He
said that the City had set a precedent in buying 1and and 1easing
it to Ambrose-Wi11iams for a parking l.o~.
Mr . Carl.son suggested the possibi1ity of put...ting a parking structure
on the Ambrose-Wil.l.iam 1ot that wou1d possib1y be 1arge e nough to
so1ve the oL£-street parking prob1em on the west side of Broadway.
Mr. Lentsch a~reed ~hat goa1s need to be set . He al.so expressed
the opinion tha"'t. t.he Comm.ission shou1d study the parking needs as
requested by the Council. and be prepared to make a recommendation
to the Council.. Mr. Lentsch suggested that the merchants shou1d
pay for o~f-street parking~ but that possib1y the City cou1d assist
by sweeping the a11ey,. etc . Mr . Lentsch stated ~hat be thought a
study shou1d be mad e to determine a need for a parking structure on
the Ambrose-Wi11iams l.ot . He said that a piece of 1and u sed f or
sur~ace park ing wou1d be fl.e x ibl.e and cou1d be worked into a re -
deve1opment p rogra m,. but that a stru cture wou1d not necessari1y
have the same £1exibi 1 ity .
Mrs. Henning asked Mr. Le nt sch how he wou1d suggest that the C om-
mission or another group go about out1in ing goa1s f o r the City?
Mr . L e ntsch suggested that M.r . Simmons, one o£ the speakers at the
recent P1annin ~ Con£ere nce at the U n i v ersity o f Co1orado,. be in-
v ited to meet ~ith ~he Commissi on to gi ve the members an idea as to
how to proceed. He said that he a1 so £e1t there sbou1d be better
coordination witt'l.iD the Ci ty and that l..he Commission sh ou1d be
know1edgab1e about the drainage and traf£ic p1ans, for examp1e,
in order that they cou1d be tied into the C o.mis sion•s p1anning
p rogram.
The Workab1e P r o gra m was cited as another area i n which the Commission
shou1d be invo1ved .
The C om.mis s.i on was ad v ised that ••responsibi1ity is assumed~ not
de1egated ··~ and that the C ommission wi11 have to assert itse1f if
it is to be i nvo1ved in these prog ram s.
It was suggested that the CoimTliS sion invite the c onsu1tant s pre-
paring the tra~iic and drainage studie s to m eet with them.
Wh ether or not the City Council. is ob1 igated to refer certain
matters to the Commission £or a recommendation before the C ounci1
acts, was discussed. Mr. c~r1s on stated that he is of the op i n i on
that the Counci1 shou1d refer matters to the Commission f or a rec om-
mendation 1L matters within the C omm ission's jurisdiction have i n-
ad v ertent1y gone direct1y to the Council. rather than being presented
to the Commission . Mr . Ca r1son added that 1 n h is opinion~ the
Workab1e Program app1i.cation s hou1d have been re ferred to the
P1anning Commission .
Mr . Supinger ex p1ained that the Workab1e Prog ram Ci tizens• C om-
mittee had re£erred the Workab1e Program app1i.cation to the City
C ounc i 1 because the C ommittee was created by the City C ouncil.. He
added that the C ommittee wou1d meet with the C ommission~ shou1d the
Commissio n so desire. The pu rpo se or the Workab1e Program Citizens•
Committee was exp1ained for those new members o f the Commission .
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It was suggested that a11 of the Commission members shou1d attend
the Denver Regiona1 Counci1 of Governments~ not ~ust those who are
appointed as representatives.
It was a1so suggested that the Commission shou1d meet with the
Schoo1 Board and other City Boards and Commissions, such as the
Water Board, Library Board, Parks and Recreation Commission and
Board of Adjustment and Appea1s, to find out what those groups are
doing~ Departments such as the Fire and Po1ice Departments and the
Pub1ic Works Department that do not work direct1y with a Board or
Commission, sbou1d a1so be contacted.
Mr. Barton asked whether or not the City has a documented five or
ten year p1an? He was referred to the Comprehensive P1an and the
Capita1 Improvement Program.
Mrs. Henning raised the question as to why the P1anning Commission
and City Counci1 cou1d not ho1d joint pub1ic hearings on certain
matters.
Mr. Senti suggested that the Commission members define the prob1ems
o£ the City as they see them and then determine how to so1ve those
prob1e:m_s.
It was agreed that the meeting on November 16th wou1d be a p1anning
session and that in the meant~e~ each Commission member wou1d
make a 1ist of the prob1ems o~ the City as they see them~ defining
the prob1em and offering a so1ution to the prob1em. At the meeting
on November 16th~ these matters wi11 be considered informa11y.
It was suggested that maps of the City and Areas of Concern maps
be made avai1ab1e to the members.
Mr . Car1son announced that a seminar is being he1d at the University
of Co1orado~ meeting on Wednesday nights from Oc t o ber 20th thro ugh
December 1st from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. He asked f o r anyone in-
terested to contact Mr. Supinger.
Mr. Berardini announced that the pub1ic hearing before the City
Counci1 on the P1au ned Oeve1opm.ent District and the .. housekeeping''
amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance~ wi11 be on
November 15, 1971 .
The meeting was adjourned at 10:05 p.m .
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Lcg~slat:ive Purpo se .
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Genera l P rovi s ions.
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D escript i o n of Uses .
Spcc ia1 Exception Permits.
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Section 1:
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Legis1ative Purpose.
To promote the pub1ic bea1tb, sa~ety, and we1 £are ; to
minimize f1 ood 1osses in areas sub~e c t to f1ood hazards;
and to promote wise use of the ~1ood p1a i n , this zone dis-
trict bas been estab1isbed to regu1ate the uses within the
100-year f1 ood p1ain with the fo11owing purposes intended:
(A) To reduce the hazard of f'l.oods to 1ife and property
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1. Probibit1ng certain uses which are dangerous to
1ire or property in time of ~1ood;
2. Restr icti ng uses which wou1d be hazardous to the
pub1 ic hea1tb in time of f1ood;
3. Restricting uses which are particu1ar1y auaceptib1e
t o f1 ood damage, so aa to a11eviate hardship and
reduce demands f or pub1ic expenditures for re1ie~
and protection ;
4 . Requ~r~ng permitted ~1ood p1ain uses. inc1uding
pub1ic ~aci1ities wh~ch serve such uses. to be
protected against ~1ooda by provid~ng ~1ood proo~ing
and genera1 ~1ood protection at the t~e o~ ini-
tia1 construction.
To p rotect ~1ood p1ain occupants ~ra. a ~1ood which ia
or may be caused by their own. or other. 1and uae and
which is or may be undertaken without ~u11 rea1ization
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1 . R egu1ating t h e manne r i n wh ich s truc tures des i gned
~o r h um an occu panc y may be const ruc t ed so as to
p r eve n t d ange r t o human 1i fe w i th i n such structures ;
2. R egu 1ating the method o ~ c o ns t r u c tion of water
s upp1 y and sani t ation sy stem s s o as to prevent
disease . c ontamination and un s an i tary conditions;
3 . De1i n e a ti n g and describing areas that c o u1d be in-
u n d a ted by f 1ood so as to protect ind ivid ua1s from
purch a s1ng £1ood p1ain 1ands f or purpo ses which
are not i n £act s uitab1e.
(C ) To pro tect the pub1 i c f rom the burden o f extra-ordinary
financia1 e xpe nd itures f or f 1ood c on t ro1 and re1ie f b y
regu1ati n g a1 1 uses within th e f 1ood p1ain areas so as
to prod uce a method of construct i on and a pattern of
d eve 1opment wh ich wi11 minimize the probabi1ity o£
dam age to p r ope r ty and 1oss of 1ife or injury to the
inh a b itan ts o f tbe f 1ood hazard a r e as .
(D) To protect tbe natura 1 areas requ i red to convey f1ood
f1ows so that they deve1op i n a manner consistent w i th
reasonab1e f 1ood p1a i n management.
(E) To protect and preserve the water-carrying characteris-
tics and c apac i ties of a11 water courses. inc1uding
gu1ches. s1 o ughs, and arti~icia1 water channe1s used fo r
the con v eyance of sto rm and £1ood waters.
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Channe1: A natura1 or arti fici a1 watercourse of perceptib1e
extent. with definite bed and banks to con~ine and conduct
or periodica11y f1ow~ng water. Cbanne1 f1ow continuou s1y
thus is that water which is f 1owing within the 1imits of
the defined cha nne1.
Encroachment Lines: The 1~its of obstruction to f1ood
f1 ows. These 1ines are genera11Y para11e1 to the stream.
The 1ines are esta b1ished by assuming that the area 1andward
{outside) of the encroachment 1ines may be u1ti~ate1y de-
ve1oped in such a way that it wi11 not be avai1ab1e to con-
vey f1ood f1ows . The stream channe1 and adjoining f1ood
p1ains between these 1ines wi11 be maintained as open space
and wi11 be adequate to convey the 100-year f1ood without
adverse1y i ncreasing one (1) ~oat.
Egua1 Degree o£ Encroachment: The degree o~ encroachaent
estab1ished by considering the e~£ect o~ encroachments on
the hydrau1ic efficiency of the f1ood p1ain a1ong a signifi-
cant reach o ~ the stream on both sides.
F1ood: The water from a river. stream. watercourse. 1ake or
other body of standing water that temporari1Y overf1ows or
inundates adjacent 1ands and which may affect other 1ands
and activities through stage e1evation backwater. and/or
increased ground water 1eve1.
F1ood P1ain: The re1ative1y f1at or 1ow1and area adjoining
a river. stream. watercourse. 1ake. or other body of standing
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2 water. For administrative purposes, the f1ood p1ain may be
3 defined as the area that wou1d be inundated by the ••standard
4 Project F1oodu (Corps o~ Engineers) or the nMax::L.mum. Probab1e
5 Fl.<><>d" (TVA).
6 F1oodproofing: Any combination o f structura1 and nonstruc-
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8 structures, primari1y for the reduction or e1imination o f
9 f1ood damage to 1ands, water, and sanitary faci1itiea, struc-
10 tures, and contents of bui1dings.
11 F1ood Profi1e: A graph or 1ongitudina1 profi1e showing the
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F1ood Protection E1evation: An e1evation one (1) foot
above the e1evat1.on or -..-1ood pro:f'i1.e .. o:r the 1.00-year
f1ood under exi.&ting channe1 and 1'1ood p1.ai.n conditions.
It is one (1) foot above the e1evation o:r the .-1ood for the
F1ood P1ain District a& shown on the Zoning Map in the of-
f ice o f the Director of P1anning.
F1ood P1ain District: That portion of the f1ood p1ain sub-
~ect to inundation by the 100-year f1ood. Its width is
determined by the 100-year f1.ood. It& 1engtb or reach is
determined by natura1 bounds such as a ].ake. or by po1itica1
or 1ega1 bounds. This equa1s the interaediate regiona1
f1ood as de£~ned by the Corps of Engineers.
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This is the area of signiricant depths and ve1oci-
4 ties and due consideration shou1d be given to effects of
5 fi11. 1oss of cross sectiona1 f1ow area. and resu1ting in-
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7 F1ood Stage: The height or e1evation of a f1ood as referred
8 to some datum. It is a1so common1y used to refer to the
9 e1evation at which a stream wi11 overtop its nor.aa1 stage
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reasonab1y be expected to be equa1ed or exceeded on an
average of once every 100 years; the term a1ao •eans that
1eve1 of f1ooding having a one pe r cent probab~~~ty o~ oc-
currence in any year.
Ordinary High Water Kark: The b~gbest point on tbe bank o~
a norma1 stage channe1 at wbicb the water 1eve1 bas been
for a suf£icient period of tiae to 1eave a definite mark.
~: A hydrau1ic engineering tera to describe 1ongitudina1
segments of a stream or river. A reach wi11 genera11y in-
c1ude the segment of the f1ood p1ain where f1 ood heights
are primari1y contro11ed by man-made or natura1 £1ood p1ain
obstructions or restrictions. In an urban area. the segment
of a stream or river bet·ween two c o naecut~ve brid ge crossings
wou1d most 1ike1y be a reach.
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Ri.prap. A Lac1ng of Masonry or the 1i.ke for protecting an
embank.:men't.. R1prap shall cons~st o~ £1e1d stone or rougb
unhewn quarry stone as n ar1y rectang~1a~ as 1s practicab1e.
Broken concre~e masonry on concrete pavement may be used
if approved by the Director of Publ1 Works .
The stone sha11 have a spec~ric grav1ty of at 1east 2 .25
and sha11 be resistant to the action or air and water.
F1aking or fragmental rock w111 not be permitted .
Stones sha11 have a m::Ln::LmUin thickness of 3 .i.nches and a
min::Lmum volume of one cub~c foot and at least 50 percent
by w ::1..ght sha11 have a volume of 2 cub::Lc feet or more.
The r1prap sha~1 be placed to conrorm to the specif::Lcat::Lons
of the O::LrecLor of Pub1::Lc Work s.
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3 f1ood water of a g~veo stage at a given time ~ regardle ss o £
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5 Structure, Pe1~anent . A structure which 1S bu11 t o f s u c h
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St ruc ture. Temporary :
mate r1a~s and 10 such
A structure wh i ch is bui1t o f such
a way that it wou1d common1y be ex-
pected to have n re1at 1ve1y s hort u seful 1ife~ or is bui1t
for a purpose that would common1y be expected to be re 1at i ve1y
short-term .
Substa nt 1a1 Improvement : Any repa1r. reconstruct1on. o r
i mp ro v ement of a property . the cos~ o f which equa1s or ex-
ceeds 50 per e nt of the fa1r market v a1uc of the property
e1ther (a) be£ore the 1mprovement 1s s ~arte d or (b) i~ the
property has been damaged and 1S being restored, before the
damage occurred. Substantia1 1mprovement is started when
th e first a1terat1on o~ any wa11 , cei11ng, f1oor, or other
structura1 part of the bui1ding commences.
Waterc ou rse-A channe1, natura1 depression, s1ough . arti-
£1c 1a1 chan n e1 . gu1ch . a rroyo . stream. creek, pond , reservoir,
or 1ake 1n wh1ch storm runoff and f1ood water £1ows either
regu1ar1y or i n fre qu en t1y. This inc1udes major drainage-
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(A) Description of District: The F1ood P1ain District
(B)
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covers that area of the City which is within the 100-
year f1ood p1ain which is defined by computing the
100-year f1ood p1ain 1imits under existing channel..
and f1ood p1ain conditions ...
Jurisdiction: The jurisdiction of this Zone District
inc1udes a11 1ands adjacent to any watercourse within
the City of Eng1ewood that wou1d be inundated by the
100-year f1ood for that watercourse as defined in the
Definitions Section o£ this Chapter .
Boundaries: The boundaries of the F1oo d P1ain District
sha11 be as they a p pear on Zoning Maps on fi1e in the
P1ann i.ng
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Department • The boundary 1i.nes on
determi.ned by the use of the sca1e
the map
appeari.ng
on the Map. Where there is a conf1i.ct between the
boundary 1ines i11ustrated on the Map and actua1 fie1d
conditions, the dispute sha11 be sett1ed according to
Section 7C, .. Mapping Disputes•• of this Chapter.
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vided water sur~ace e1evation data and has not pro-
vided on the basis of avai1ab1e infor.mation, data
sufficient to identify the f1oodway area a1ong a water
course within the City and such data is not ava i 1ab1e.
the fo11owing measures sba11 app1y:
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1. App1ications for Bui1ding Permits sha11 be re-
viewed on a case -by-case basis by the F1ood P1ain
Zoning Administrator to assure:
a. Tbat the bui1ding site wi11 be reasonab1y safe
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or a1terati o ns wi11 be f1ood -proofed in accor-
dance with the m~nimum f1ood -proofing criteria
speci~ied in Section 7E1.
Interpretation: In their interpretation and app1ication
the provisions of this Chapter sba11 be be1d to be
minimum requirements and sba11 be 1ibera11y construed
in favor of the governing body.
Warning and Disc1aimer of Liabi1ity : The degree of
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is considered reasonab1e for regul..atory purposes and
~s based on engineering and scientific methods of study.
Larger f1oods may occur occasions . or the f1ood
height may be increased by man -made or natura1 causes.
s uch as i c e ~ams and bridge openings restricted by
debris. This Chapter does not imp1y that the areas
outside o£ the f1ood p1ain area boundaries or 1and uses
p ermitted w~~h~n
from f"loodi ng or
such areas w.i.l..1
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the Ci ty or En~1 0w ood or any of£icer
action against.
emp1oyce
t.hereoJ ror any t1ood damage s tha t may resul ~ Cram
11ance thJS C hapter.
EffecL oC Fl..ood P1ain Regu1ations : The reg u~n~ions
t~ot th in t.his C ha p ~er f o r the F1ood P1ain Dis~r~c t,
~ha11 a pp1 y to those 1ands w~thi n ~he 100-yea r f1ood
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p 1a~n as mapped and des~gnated on an o~ficia1 Zoning
Map and sha11 b e vo~d and o£ no effect ~n areas not so
mapped and d es ignated . The regu1ations oi this C hapt er
sha1 1 be co nstrued as being supp1ementary to t.he regu -
1 a t1ons impos ed on ~he s ame 1an.ds by the undet-1yi.ng
Zon e c1 a ssLfLcaTi on . When the F1ood P1ai.n District
and t.h e ttnder1ying Z o ne District regu.1at..ions con:C1.i c t"
v. 1 th orre anoth e r, the m o st restri c tive regu1ations
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The fo11owing regu1ations sha11 app1y to a11 uses within
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b e s p ecifica11y p ermitted
(A) The f1ood protection
notwithstanding that such uses may
under the terms o£ thi.s Chapter.
e1evation or height sha11 corres-
pond to a point one foot (1 9 ) above the e1evation or
""F1ood Profi1e •• shown on or attached to the Zoning
Map.
(B) No structure. whether temporary or permanent ; fi11.
inc1uding fi11 for roads and 1evees; deposit; obstruc-
tion; storage of materia1s; or other f1ood p1ain uses
which acting a1one or in combination with existing or
rut ure f 1ood p1ain uses. sha11 be permitted that ad-
verse1y affects the efficiency or the capacity of the
£1oodway or increases f1 ood heights or adverse1y af-
fec~s the storage capacity of the f1ood p1ains based
on the assumption that there wi11 be an equa1 degree
of encroachment extending for a significant reach on
bo~h sides o ~ the stream.
(C) No flood p1ain uses sha11 adver•e~y affect the efficien-
cy of or undu1y restrict the capacity of the channe1s
or £1oodway s or any tributaries to the main stream~
dra~nag e d~tches~ or any other drainage faci1ities or
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D ~s cr~pt~on o~ U ses .
Pc r111it...t cd Uses: The '1:o11ov.·i..ng open u ses Gh. 11 b~ p er-
any und c:J·1yin~ ~one D.i.str:i ct c1a ssi :Ci.cn-L:i.on.:
1. · Agt_·i c:u J tural. us e~ such as : gonc.ra1 1"!.rm:i.ng-and
~he ra~s~ng o£ p1ants , £1owars and nursery s~ock ;
2 . Publ..ic .n.ud pri.vat..c .rccrcat...ioua1 uses not r cqu:i.r:in.g
p crmaucnt. or t..cmporary st..ruct..ures designed ~or
h~na t~ habita1..:ion such a s : Parks , svli.JUJJ1ing areas ,
3 . Ut~1iLy £nc~1~t~es such as: fl..o wage areas , t1·ans-
miss :ion. l..i.nes , p :i.pc J.:i.n es , '\Vater moni t oring d~-
vi ces , roadways , and b r:i.dges .
P.l..l.. use s a11o,ued by the undcr1y:iug Zone Distri.c'"i..
c1aR s~~icR~~on -~~h~n ~ha F1ood P1ain D~s~r~ct
shall. be p erm itted as l ong as the condit:i.Ol1S set..
iort.h iH Sect...ion 6 Spcc:ial.._Exccpti.on P e rm:i.t...s ,
comp1icd with ..
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Structures Accessory to Open Uses : Structures accessory
to open uses per:m.itted in Section __ 5 __ , Description of
Uses, whether temporary or permanent, may be permitted
on1y upon a determination by the City P1annin,g and
Zoning Commission pursuant to a finding under the pro-
cedure required by Section -ZQ__ Process to be Fo11owed
for Specia1 Exception Permits, that:
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Structures wi11 not be designed for human habitation;
Structures wi11 have a 1ow f1 ood damage potentia1;
The structure or structures, if permitted, wi11 be
constructed and p1aced on the bui1ding site so as
to offer the minimum obstruction to the f1ow of
f1ood waters;
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w -henever possib1e, structures w:1.11 be con-
structed with the 1ogitudina1 axis para11e1
to the direction of f1 ow of f1ood waters~ and
So far as is practicab1e. structures wi11 be
p1aced so that their 1ogitudina1 axes are
approximate1y on the same 1ine as those of ad-
joining structures .
Structures wi11 be firm1y anchored to prevent the
structure or bui1ding from f1oating away and thus
threatening to further restrict bridge openings
and other restricted sections of the stream or
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wi11 be at or above the £1ood protection e1evation
for the particu1ar area.
(B) Other Structures,. Temporary or Permanent, to be Occupied
(C)
by Peop1e : Other structures, whether te~porary or
permanent, which are to be o ccupied by peop1e,. may be
permitted on1y upon a finding by the City P1anning and
Zoning Commission that :
1.. Such structu:t~s s ha11 comp1y with Section (A) 3,
4, and 5,. above ..
2. The ..t·i.rsT. f1oor or any structure to be erected.,
co n structed , reconstructed,. or moved on the t:1ood
p1a1n as ~hown on an officia1 Zoning Map,. sha11 be
constructed at or above a point one (1) foot above
the 100-year f1 ood e1evation for the particu1ar
area and the fi11 sha11 extend at such e1evation
at 1easr fifteen {1 5) feet beyond the 1imits of
any structure or bui1ding erected thereon.
3 . No basement sha11 be permitted in any residentia1
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Fi1~s or Deposition of Materia1s: Fi11s or deposition
or mater iaL s may be permitted on1y upon a finding by
th e Ci ty P~anni ng and Zoning Commission that:
1-Any f111 or deposition of materia1s wi11 comp1y with
Secti.o n 4 Specia1 Provisions. and
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beneficia1 purpose and the amount thereof wi11 not
be greater than is necessary to achieve that purpose,
as demonstrated by a p1an submitted by the owner
showing the .fina1 di.mensi.ons of the proposed fi.11
or other materia1 and the use to which the fi11ed
~and wi1l be put;
3. The .fi11 or deposition of materials does not en-
croach on that portion of the f1ood plain which
would have significant and perceptible flow dur~ng
the .C1ood, and which for that reason would help
convey ~he .flood waters. Any additional ~i11in g
reduces the hydraulic capacity and requires ap-
propriate hydraulic studies and a review o£ the
urban impact of such reduction.
4 . The fi~~ or other materia1s wi11 be protected
a g ainsL erosion by rip-rap. strong vegetative cover
or bul.kheading.
Th e St.orage or Processing o~ Materia1s: The storage or
p r o cess in g of mat:eria1s that are buoyant. f1ammab1e,
e xplos1v e . or in times or f1ooding. cou1d be injurious
t.o h uman. au ima1. or p1ant 1i.fe, sha11 be at or above
th e t'l.ood pt·ot:e c t.i.on e1evation .for t:he particu1ar area
o r t1 ood proofed 1n comp1iance wit:h Section ~, Con-
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waste disposa1 faci1ities. such as ~unkyarda or areas
for the dumping of refuse or the storage of non-operab1e
vehic1ea aba11 not be permitted.
(E) S1mi1ar Uses: Uses very aimi1ar in nature to permitted
uses may be a11owed by the City P1anning and Zoning
Commission. provided that they are consistent with the
provisions or this Chapter.
Section 7: Administration.
(A} F1ood P1ain Zoning Administrator : Tbe Director or
(B)
(C)
P1anning or his assignee aba11 administer the pro-
visions of this Chapter.
F1ood P1ain Zoning Permit: A f1ood p1ain Zoning Permit
must be obtained from the F1ood P1ain Zoning Adainia-
trator before a Bui1ding Permit can be issued for any
use subject to the provisions of this Chapter.
Mapping Disputes: The ~o11ow~ng procedure aba11 be
used by the C~ty P1anning and Zoning C~~aaion in
dec i ding c ontested cases ~n which the 1ocation o~ a
District boundary is disputed :
1. In a11 cases the person conteat~ng tbe 1ocation o~
tbe District boundary sha11 be given a reaaonab1e
opportunity to present hie case to the OO..iaeion
and to aubm.it
desi..res. The
his own tecbnica1 evidence ir he so
Co.miaaion aba11 not a11ow deviations
from the boundary 1ine as aapped un1eaa the evidence
c1ear1y and conc1usive1y eatab1iabea that the aapped
1ocation o~ the 1ine is incorrect.
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Process to be Fo11owed for Specia1 Exception Permits :
1. App1ication For: Any use 1isted in this Chapter
as requiring a Specia1 Exception Permit ~ay be
a11owed on1y upon app1ication to the Director o£
P1anning and the issuance of a Specia1 Exception
Per~it by the City P1ann i ng and Zoning Commission.
2. Procedure ~or Passing on Specia1 Exception Permit&:
a. Upon receiving an app1ication for a Specia1
Exception Permit invo1ving the use of fi11.
construction of structures. or storage of
materia1s. the Commission sba11 require the
app1icant to submit the fo11owing:
(1) Two co pies of an aeria1 photograph of the
(2)
area. p1an certified by a registered
engineer. competent in open channe1 hy -
drau1i.cs, which accurate1y 1ocates the
f1 ood p1ain proposa1 with respect to the
District 1imits. channe1 of stream. existing
C1ood p1ain deve1opments. together with a11
pertinen~ information such as the nature
oT the proposa1; 1ega1 description o£ ~he
property; fi11 1imits and e1evations;
bui1ding f1oor e 1evations; and f1ood
proofing measures.
I£ i~ is deemed necessary by the Commission
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p1ain storage in orUer to render a dec~sion
on the proposed f1ood p1ain use, the Com-
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A typica1 va11 ey cross-section show ing
the channe1 of ~he strea~. the ~1ood
p1ain ad~oining each side of the
channe1 , cross -sectiona1 area to be
occupied by the proposed deve1opment
and high water informati on.
P1an (surface view) showing e1evati ons
or contours of the ground ; pertinent
structure. fi11 or storage e 1 e vations ;
size. 1ocation and spatia1 arrange-
ment of a11 propose d and existing
structures on the site; 1ocation and
e1evaLions of streets. water supp1y,
san1tary faci1ities. and soi1 types
and other pertinent information.
Profi1e showing the s1ope o£ the botcom
of the cbanne1 or tha1weg of the
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fi11ing . dredging. grad i n g. ch anne1
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water supp1y, and sanitary faci1ities.
Decision of Commission to be Based on Certain
Factors: Tbe determination of the Commission on
each Special. Exception Permit sha11 be based th e
ef~ects of the proposed pro~ect with respect to the
ob~e ct ives and purposes o f this Chapter as stated
in the Statement of Purpose• (A) 1, 2, 3, and 4.
The CoYn.mi.ssion shal.l. act on an appl.i..cation in the
manner above described within 30 days from receiving
the app1ication ..
C onditions Attached to Special. Exception Permits: U pon
c onsideration of the factors 1isted above and the pur-
poses of this C hapter, the Ci ty P1anning and Zoning Com-
m is sion may attach such conditions, in addition to those
required by spec~a1 permits. ~t deems necessary in
·furtheri n g the purposes o~ this Chapter . Such con-
dit~ons may ~nc1ude speci~ications ~or. without 1 1 mita-
tion beca u se o £ speci fic e numeration. modi~icat:i on of
waste dis posa1 method s and faci1ities. 1andscaping .
p e riod s o f operation. operationa1 contro1s. sureties.
deed restr~cti on. and adequate f1ood proofing.
1 . F1oodproo£ing : Specia1 exceptions requiring f1 ood
proof i n g measures such as the fo11owing sha11 be
desig ned consistent with the ~1ood protection e1e-
vnti on for the particu1ar area as described in the
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the f1ood protection el.evation. The Commission
sha11 reqm re that the appl.icant submit a p1an or
document certified by a regis~ered professional.
engineer that the fl.ood proo£ing measures are c on-
sistent w~~h the fl.ood prote c tion el.evation ~or the
particul.ar area :
(a ) Anchorage ~o resist fl.otation and l.ateral.
movement.
(b) Insta11ation of watertight doors, bul.kheads
and shutters ...
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sures ...
(U) Use of water-proof p a ints. membranes or mortars
to re duce see p age o• water through wa11s .
(e) Addition of mass or weight to structures to
resist f~otation.
(f) Insta11ati on of pumps to 1ower water 1eve1s in
structures_
(g) C onstruction of water supp1y and waste treat-
ment systems ~o prevent the entrance of ~Load
waters.
(h) Pu.mpt.ng .faci1ities for subsurface drainage
systems for bui1d~ngs to re1ieve externa1
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C onstruction to resist rupture or co11apse,
caused by water pressure or £1oating debris
Cuto £f valves on sewer 1ines or the elimination
of gravity flow basement drains ~
Section 8: Certificate of Compliance .
(A)
(B)
No vacant land sba11 be occupied or used and no building
sha11 be hereafter erected, altered , or moved on the
flood plains of any water course, nor sha11 such build-
ings be occupied, until a Certificate of C ompl iance
sha11 have been issued by the Director of Planning.
The applicant sha11 submit a certification by a regis -
tered professional engineer to the Director of Planning
that the finished fi11 and building floor elevations,
flood proofing measures, or other protection £actors
were accomp1ished in comp1iance with the provisions of
this Chapter. Within ten days after receipt of such
certification from the app1icant, the Director of
P1anning sha11 issue a Certificate of Comp1iance on1y
if the bui1ding or premises and the proposed use
thereof, conform with a11 of the requirements of this
C hapter.
Section 9 : Amendments ..
The boundaries of the F1ood P1ain District sha11 be sub-
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25 C ommission and sha11 be amended in the manner provided by
26 1aw, to conform with any revised, corrected or additiona1
27 hydro1ogica1 data avai1ab1e from Federa1, State, or
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Existing non-conforming use s in the F1ood P1ain District
may be modi£ied, a1tered, repaired to incorporate f1 ood-
proo£ing measures; but such non-conforming uses sba11 not
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November 9, 1971.
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Be fore the meeting of Engl.ewood Publ.ic Library board, Mrs. Mary Bro~,
Libra rian,of the Aurora PubLic Library and Daryl. Chain, audiovisual. empLoyee
of the Aurora Publ.i c Library, showed sl.ides depicting the services of the
Aurora Publ.ic Library . After the s howing of the s lides a short discussion
followed and the o fficial. meeting of the Engl.ewood Publ.ic Library Board
w as call.ed to order at 8 :10 P.M . by Hr. John C . Maxwe1l, Pre s ident, who
d ecl.ared a quorum presen t .
Present: Hr . Maxwe1l, Mrs . Morris, Hr. Shattuck, Mrs. Simon,
Mr s . Schnackenberg, and Hiss Lute .
Absent: Mr. D hority , Mrs. Jarre 11, Mrs. Martinez, Mr . M .ason .
Minutes of the October 12 , 1971 , meeting w e re corrected to include the
members present and absent at this m e eting .as fo11ows :
Present : M rs . Jarrell , M rs . Martinez . Hr . M aso·n. H r . M8.X"W'e11., Mrs . Morris ,
Mrs . Schnackenberg, Mr. Shattuck and M~ss Lute .
A b s ent : Hr. D hority .
M iss Lute re p orted the October statistics show that circulation is
down as compared to last year which is the pattern of the entire Denv eT-
Metropolitan area . A short discussion as to t h e reasons for this drop in
circulation followed . Miss Lute stated that the peopl.e w ho are coming in
use the library come in w ith a d efin ite purpose .
Copies of n T rust , Tea.niW'ork a nd T ools ,n a hand book for C olorado
Library Trustees , w ere d istribu ted to t h e members as w ell as copies of a
memorandum from James D. M e e ks , A ssistan t Commdssione r , O ffice of L ibra ry
Services. Colorado State D epartment of E ducation . Special. attention was
called to the part of the memorandum w hich thanked Beverley Simon for her
contri buti o n s to the handbook. Hiss L ute said that she wou1d reque s t t-o
extra copies of the handbook to give to Hr . Dial, City Manager , and Hr . Schwab,
EngLewood Mayor .
M iss Lute said that she had talked w ith Hr. D ial. about t h e remodeLing
of the work area of the library and considerations for t h e remode L ing are
continuing.
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Hrs. Morri s, the Board representative to the Mountain Plains Library,
A ssociation w1ll not attend the conference in Colorado Springs, ~o~ember 15-
17; however, Miss Lute will attend part of the meet1ngs.
His s Lute reported on her work with a Central Colorado Public Library
Systems committee to evaluate the effectiveness of the system's programs .
A short discussion followed .
His s Lute also reported her attendance at the Central Colorado Library
Council meeting. She sai d that a suggestion wa s made that before the next
session of the State Legislature the Library Tru stees and Librarians of
each county should get together w1th their legislators to talk over libTary
needs . so that the ~egis~ators wou~d be ~n£ormed as to what bi~~s ~~~
affect CCPLS 9 in the ~ight of ~i.brary needs. Di.scus.sio·n t"o~1owed.. Mrs. Morr is
made a motion seconded by Mr s . Si.mon that the Eng1ewood Board wou~d parti.-
cipate in s uch a meeting only if materia~s are avai~ab1e so th.at the members
might have a careful~y pl anned study session before meeting with the legis-
lators . The motio·n was unanimously carried.
Hrs. Simon gave a report on the ushare Your Heri.tage" project. Cop ies
of the ~etter of intent to be sent to the State Library were di stributed
to the members . Thi s ~etter outlined the "Share Your Heri.tage" project and
the plans for it 9 and requested Speci.a1 Projects fun d s for the accomp1ishment
of preliminary work.
Hr s . Morri s made the motion 9 seconded by Mr s . Simon 9 that the Board
approve the letter sen t to the State L ibrary and th.at Mrs . Si.mon and Hi ss Lute
be directed to submit a formal proposal to the Office of Li.brary Services
before December ~. ~97~. The motion was unanimou s~y passed.
Mrs. Simon reported luncheon meeting which she and H iss Lute
attended. Among those present w as Hr. Pete Peterson. of the Chamber of Com-
merce -ho presented the idea that the R otary Club cooperate wi.th t he library
in d eveloping an Englewood R oom in the library which would also dis play a
hi s torical diorama con tributed by the Rotarians •
H iss Lu te di str ibuted copies of a booklist for girls compiled by Mrs. B eck.
the children's librarian .
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Cop~es of a letter from Mrs. Jeanne Davis, P resident of the Board of
Trustees of Ar apahoe Regional L ibrary Di s trict, were giv~n to the Board mem-
bers. Thi s letter s tated that the Board of the Arapahoe Regional Library
Di strict is recommending that the District supplement the bookmobile serv~ce
to the Sheridan School District already provided through its contract with
the Englewood Public L ibrary. Also, the Board is considering establishi~g
a branch library in the area at the level of 5,000 books ~thin the next
eighteen months . Also,distributed were copies of a memorandum from Hr. William
L. McD i~itt to Hi ss Harriet Lute, which stated :
''As you know, on November 8th ., 1 called Mr. Tbom.as Mu-r·phy,
Super~ntendent of the S ber~dan Schoo1 D~str~ct , ~th regard to
the attached 1etter from Mr~ Dav~e s , Pre s~dent of the Arapahoe
Reg~ona1 L~brary D~s tr~ct. Her 1etter ~mp1~es that the L~b-rary
D~str~ct -ants to s upp1ement our bookmob~1e serv~ce because
are unab1e to meet the requ~rements ~n the Sber~dan Schoo1
D~strict ; name1y, at Petersburg, Ora 01iver, and Sheridan High
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.. Hr. Murphy stated that the service provided by Eng1e~ood
quite satisfactory and that he saw no need for the Library
Di strict co supp1ement thi s service .. He speci£1.c a11y stated
that 1 cou1d quoce him to thi s effect. At his suggestion , I
c:.al1ed Hrs . A ustin Moore . member of the cot'l11Xl.i.ctee ~bich h .as met
w ith the Discricc in an effort co have them provide additiona1
service co the Sheridan schoo1s . As w~th Hr. Murphy, I read her
the attached 1ecter and she a1so stated ~t was not necessary co
have the District s upp1ement che current bookmobi1e service
provided by the City. She a1so stated that I cou1d quote her
co this effect ..
.. At your meeting with the Library Board tomorrow night, I
suggest that you inform them of these conversations with Mr . Murphy
and Mr s .. Moore, and co·nsider re1ay~ng their cormn.ents . a1ong with
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concern , to the Arapahoe Regio~a1 Library Di strict . For the
Dis trict to "su pplement'' our bookmobile service appears to seriously
strike at the spirit of the agreement we just recently signed
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A fter discussion, a motion was made by Mr s . Morris and seconded by
Mr s . Schnackenberg ~hat M r . Maxwell. write a letter to Mrs. Davies stating that
the supplementary service is not necessary in view of the statements mad e by
H r . Murphy and Mr s . Moore, and that copies of Mrs. Davie ~ letter, along
~th Mr. Maxwell 's rep1y be s ent to H r . Murphy, Mr s . Moore , the Arapahoe
County Commi ssioners and the State Library. The motion wa s carr i ed unani-
mou s l.y.
The meeting ~as a d journed at 10 :30 P .M.
Res pectfully submitted,
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Secretary to the Board
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1\:li n'.:tcs of Kovcn,bc•r 10. 1971
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The regular nlonthly mecti..ng o.f the Englc'\,Ood P:-u-ks ~~~o~:._<?_o~l~:._s.:;~b_~C1
v.~as called t o o1·dcr by Paul Dlcs.sing. cha.irm::tJI ,. at. 7:30p.m ... i .n the P arJ..:.s and Recreation
O.fficc.
Men"lbers present: Bless ing. Allen. Lay. Cu sh.ing~ 1\:'lcFaddeu ,. Stackhouse,.
l\1:cu-:tbcrs absent:
Also present:
Kreiling and Rom.."'l..n s . ex-officio
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Ray St::u::llcy. Englc"'ood Recreation Council
Jerry Royt.hcr. A sst. Dir. Parks & Recrcn...t.ion
Doug Foe . Recreation Supervisor
Allen Jnovcd. Cushiug seconded., t:hat the mi.n.ut..cs of' October J3 be approved as
nla.iled. l\Iotion carried.
The financial report :for October 'vas presented. A .n .• er revic~v and discussion.
Cu shing rnoved. Lay seconded . that. t.be rcporl be received. Motion carried.
The approaching pari~ project.s concerned '"-i.th federal ai.d '\.verc revie,vcd. The
automatic sprlnlder sysLcm a_t. Ba.rde Park. '"•h.ich '\.V::t..s included in the 1.971. budget.. '\vi.ll
b ave to be postponed because of a budget defici-t.. Federal. aid for t.he all-pu.rpos·c courts
at. Bates -Log-an . Jason a..nd C entennial Parks -.,;vill bo available in J anuary. ~'l.iller Field
parking lot. paving and Jason Park sheller house "vill probably be approved £or the 1.972
Capital Xn:a.provcu:leot. progra..Jn and applicat.ioo '\.vill be made £or federal. aid .Cor t:hese "hvo
}::-:.uj ects if approved. Federal aid has been approved for development. of Bcllevie'v Park -
West End -a.nd the engineering 'vork on this proj ect 'vil.l be started soon.
1\ll.r. RoyU"l.er rcvi.e'\.'\'c.d. the re.creatl.on progra ms no'\.v being offered n..n.d o.d.n.-:Jitt.ed
t.he program need s CXJ:>...'l..nsion in the area of Senior Citizen activities. girls sports a.n.d
spec~ events. Son'le of the progra.ms being considering £or t.l"l.e :future arc: adult drama.
fishin g. flag f oot.ball. i_ce ska.Unf:., soccer. trapshooting. photography. handball. social
recrc.a..ti.oo . senior cit.iz.cn programs. outdoor rc. re.ation nnd speci.al events.
~'lr. n.om:t.n s rcv"i.e,,·ed t..he contribt...tti.on t.o the d cp::~.rh.ncnt. by t:hc llc.crcotJon
SuperviE->or s..lncc t.lti s position , •• .n..s c:rca..tccl. This person i.s able to visit a.U progrn.ms.
bot.h d.:ly a...nd n.ight.. so t.hcre i.s n"luch U cttcr corrcl::l.Uon bct\.\•ec:n t:b.c dcp::L.rtrnent 3Jld tho
Eng lewood has fC\VCr full -tin"l C :u:lrni..ni ::=:trativc )XJSitions in t..hc Parl,s .a.nc.l nccJ~eation D e part -
n"lcnt thnn nny of the othc.. ... r con,rnunitic-~ co•np:-tr:l.f.>lC'" t.o Engl e,vood in popul.o.Uon. lf c ex-
p1:1.iru.·d th:tt th P pos Hin n of J .... :1rk Dircc·V .. n-h :l cl h( ... Cn reques t ed in the 1!)72 L ud:;c·t but ,,_.as:
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not. approved.
-l\1r .. l Crciling-r cmi_nded the ComnU ssion that the existing fb.~e and police building
·will b e ::l\~lln .. blc next year 'vhi.ch should be used :for sonJa type of recreati.on center. A:ft.cr
di.sc u ssion ,. I<rc llinb n"lovcd,. Cushing s econded. that.. it. be r4.:!COJDmc..nded to City Council
that Lhcy g:ivc scL~ious cousjdcraUon t.o the ex:.isl .. ing fire and police building in the do,vnto''-'l::J
area b <=-ing lurr•c d over to t.he Parks & Recreation Department to be usCd as a recreation
c enter. JVIolion carried.
Mr. Blessi.ng stated he ,._~ould render h.is lctt.er o£ resi.gn.a.tion as ch:l...irman. oC Lhc
Com.1'l_tission si.ncc he ,\·as elect-ed t.o the CU.y Council.
Let..ter received Crom tbe Assist..:l..nt City l\1..:::t.nagcr :::a..sk:iog £or rccorn.Jned.ation
.fron1 t.h e Com.JTlis s ion concerning request for funds :from t.he Jr ... Police Band '"as read.
Af"ter l engthy discussion concern.i.ng U1e budget. revenues. et-c ... for 1972. Lay n:K>ved.
Kreiling seconded . t.ha.t. a lctt.cr be addressed t.o the Ass.ist.a.nt. City Manager that the
C om_mi_ssion regret-s t.h cre are no f"unds ava.i1able at. this time to a.ssi.st this organization.
Motion ~arricd. l\'lr. Romans st.tggcsted tl1at: perhaps in the future ii fund s become avail-
able £or this type o£ project that a community band be orga.n.ized to play su.n:uner concerts
in the parks.
As requested by City Council. the Conu:nission rev:lewed tbe Rccrea.t:ion Fund
budget f"or 1972 as proposed by the City Manager. Mr ... Lay questioned the f"easibility of
continuing support .for the pett::i..ng 7...<>0 at Bellevl.c'v Park s~nee the Cit:y had ag:recd to sub-
sid.izc tJti.s project. .for only one year and it was his Cceli.ng t.his money cou1d be bet.-t.er used
in some ot.h cr area. ALter d..iscussion. it ,,~as t.he consensus o:C U"'c Conu:n:I..ss.ion t .hat. tlUs
project should be conlinttcd f or another year t.oscc U it coWd bccoJne D"llrc self-sups>Orting
and t.h cn revic'v it. again ::tt. the end of" the year. l\1:a.ny people enjoy t.h.is La.cllity and :it. ,vas
• sugge:::;t.cd tlla.t: n.--aorc puUlicity be given Uu-ou g h n<""'S media '\\•h..ich m.ight. increase ::a.t.Lcl.'ld::l..nce
and revenu e .
Mr ... hicFa.cld<..-..u. i.nforn--acd the CoJun--aL-,~n that t.hc School District. appropri::Lt.i.ou t.o
• the H .ccl-cation Fund 'vou)d L c reduce-d f.t.-on'l U1c r equested $17.300. to $7. 300. -a reduction • •
oC $10 .000 . -Cor 1!)72.
Aft("">.~ rcvl,.,v of the City 1\l :tn::'lr~c-r 's rcco n--an--a<'nclcd nccrc-n l.lon runcl Lud.:.;.c l for
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1972, 'Lh e Commiss ion is extremely concerned over the reductions that. ha'\·c l>ccn already
n'l.ad to n"lcCL the-City l\1.nn.a.:;;cr •s budci<:c-1. n..nd strongly urg that . in light. or the recent
S c hool Doard action . no further reduction s be rna.dc l est t.hc t..ot..al rccrcaliou }'lrogra.rn be
seriously aiT<.~ctcd. Cuslting n•oved, L:l.y sccvnded , U1at t his rccon"ln:lcndn.Uon be sent. t.o
City Council. l\'Iotion carried.
A j oint. 1nccli.og bcb.veen the C ormuission and City C ouncil is scbcdu1cd :for
D cccn"Jobcr 20 , 6:00 p.l"l"l. at. Jl a._npden West. ..
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:r..1:El\.IORANDUJ\:l TO TilE ENGLE,VOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOl\~l\'IENDATION OF~ TilE PARKS AI'.~ RECREATION COl\D\:IISSION
DATE : N o vember 10 . 1.971
SUBJECT : Disposition of old Fire and Police Building
RECOI\Il\'IE:r..TDAT'ION: That t.he City Council give serious cons:ideration to the
existi.ng f"irc and police building i.n t:be d.o'vntown area
b eing turned over to the Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment to be used as a recreation ceu:ter.
By Order oL the E ngl evvood P ark s &
R ecr eation Commi._ssion
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OF THE PARKS A"-'D RECREATION COl\ll\USSION
DATE: November 10 .. 1971
SUBJECT : 1972 H.ccrea.tion Fu.nd Budget
RECOl\'l.MEND.A.TION : After r e vi.e'v of the the City l\1:.anager's r ecomroend ed
R ecreation Fund budget Cor 1972 ., the Com.n::~i ssion is
cxtrcn'lely concerned over the reduct.ions that have
been rnade and strongly urge that . in. light oC recent
School Board action, no furU1er r eductions be made
l est the total recreation progra.J:n be seriously a£fectcd.
By order oC the Engle,,-ood Parks &:.
R ecreation Commis.sion
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''1-"'hc regular JnonthJ_.._, 1nceting of t.he Eng l c, ... ·ood 1:llarks & .R ecre ~~rcG # fu-ti~.s:;.i'o•J,F-1 L12 ~ ~-:::r: co'-o .
'\vas called to order l>y ]'l>aul Blessing , chairman ,. at. 7:30 p .. m . in the P arks a.J:ld R ecreation
Office.
l\1 en'l b ers presen.t: Bless ing , Alle n. Lay,. Cushing,. 1\'lcFn..cldc n, St.a ckhousc ,
Kreiling and Romru"1.s . cx-of.fici.o
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Al so present:
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Ray Sta..n.lcy,. En.gle'\.vood Recreation Council
Jerry Royt.her,. Asst. Dir. Parks &. Recreation ·
Doug Foe, Recreation Supervisor
Allen moved, Cushing seconded,. that. the minu~s of October 13 be npprO\.'Cd as
ma.i1ed. 1\lotion ca.rr.ied.
The financial report for Oct.ober '\V::l.S presented. AJ:ter review and discussion.
Cushl...ng nun:red. Lay seconded. that the report be received.. ?\!lotion ca..rried ...
"!""h e approa.cb.ing pa~~k projects concerned 'vi.t.h federal aid '\vere revie,ved. The
automatic sprinkler syste1n at Barde Park. '\Vhich '\vas included in the .1..971 budget. '\vill
have to be JX>Stponcd because o£ a budget. defici:t.. Federal aid for U1e all-purpose courts
at Bat:es-Log-::ln. Jason and Centennial Parks ''rill be available i.n January .. :hfiUcr Field
parking lot p::tv:ing and Jason Park shelter house '\vill probably be approved Cor t he 1972.
C api.tal I mproven:1eut probrr-am and applicat.ion '\vill be m .ade :Cor f"ederal ai.d .Cor these h vo
proj ects il approved.. Federal aid has been approved f or developn .. .:::n\. of Be1levie'v Park -
W est: End -and the. engineering '\VOrk o n this project '\vill be started soon.
1\~ .. Royt.her revie'\vcd the recreation progra:ms no"'r being offered and admi.Lted
the program needs e.>...-pa.nsion in t .hc area o f S e nior Citizen. activities. girls sports and
spcci.a1 C'\rent.s.. Some of the progran1:s being conside ring f:or t he future are: adult d:ra.:rna.
fish.in g . flag :f'ootba..l.l .. ic.e skal.i.ng. soccer . traps hooti.Tlg. photography. b.a.ndUa.Il. socf.al
r c~realion . senior cit..."i?-en prog:~.~a.ms. outdoor recreation RI._ld special event.s ..
lVI:r. R omans :reviewed the cont.ribution to t.he d epa.rt'"Dlent by t:_h e Recre:1.tion
Supervisor si.ncc this pos ition '\Vas createc:J.. This pcrsqn !-s able t.O vi.sit all progra.u-,s.
bot.h d ay and night~ so t.hcrc i s O"lucb better correlation l>e t.,veen U 1c dcp::u.·trne nt and the
progra-.:.n supervisors . 1\'T_r_ Ron-..an s also prcscontcd organ.iz....Ltional chn .. rts inclica..L.ing t.hat.
Engl cu·ood has f<.-'\VCr Tull -tin-..c ::uhninis trativc positions f n Lhc P:_n~ks a.nd Recreation D C'part-
UlC nt. th :H1 n..ny o( th e other conllnttn.itlcs coJ·np:rl.:abJc to En~le,vood in pop1..1l:'l.lion.. Ire ex-
pl.n.inccl th a t lh P pos H inn o f P:t rl.;. .Dir<:·c l:n-had b een requested i .n t.hc 1 .. !>72 l_oud ~c l Uut '"·as
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1\'Ir .. JCrc lling rernin<.lc d t.hc Con 11.n.ission tha t the cx:i.sling .fixe and police buJ.ld.ing:
·will be a v ·ila b1c n ext y e ar ".'hich shou]d b e u s ed :Cor s ome type o:f recrea tion center. ALter
cli scu ssj on , Krcilln~ m o ,•cd, Cushing seconded. t.hat it be rccomn-1ended t o C i ty C ouncil
t.hat. they give scr..io u:s consideration to the existing f"i.rc ::t.nd police builcli.ng in the d o ,vnto'""D
a.re a b e ing tU1~n c d o"'·cr to t.he Parks & n.ccrcat.i.on Dcpa.rt..n1.cnt. t.o be used a..s n. recreation
center. l\lotiou carried.
l\1:r .. B1css ing st:::tt.ed he '\.Vould r ende r his l ct--...er o f rcs.ignalion as cha.irn1.::tn o£ t.he
C ommission since he 'vas ele cted t.o t.hc City Council.
LcU .. cr rece ived Cro~n t he Assist.a..nt City 1\t..a.nagcr asking :Cor rccon"lmC dalion
1'ron1. the Con~.tnissJon concerning rcquest. f or .funds fron1 th e Jr. Police Band ,,·as read.
After l engthy discus s ion concerning th e bud ~e t. revenues . et-c. i"or 19 72 . Lay mo ved.
Krcil...in.g ·seconded . that. a l e t ter be addressed to t.h.c AssLstant City 1\1an::tger Uu1.t Lh e
Comn:rlssion regrets th c J·e are no funds available at this tim e to assist Lhis organi?.-a.Uon .
l\1:otlon carried. 1\Ir. R oman s su~geste cl t.hat perhaps in t.h e future 1.f funds bc~on"le a "·a.i]_-
able .Cor this type of project. that a comnnUl.ily band b e o1·gan.i.zed to play sunTn:ler concert.s
in the parks.
A s requ ested by City Counc il. the Con:u'l'li.ssion revie,ve d tue R ecreation Fund
budget .Cor 1 972 as proposed by t.he City 1\llanager. 1\fr. Lay questioned the .Cc::tsibillt:y of
continuing support .Cor t.he pelting :zoo at B e llevic'\.v Park since the City h ad agreed to sub-
sicli z.e tltis proj ect .Cor only one y ear and it \.vas his .fec1ing thi s moJ"CY cou1d bo better used
in some oU1cr area.. .A.:ftcr d.i.scussion. it '\.Vas the consensus of "the C onuni.ssion t.h::tt. th..i.s
p r oj ect should be continued for another year toscc if it could become more s clf -~upporti.ng
an~ then rcvic\.v it. ::tg:l..in n.t. the end o.f the yclU~. l\1:any people enjoy Lhis .facility and it '\.Vas
suggested t hat n'lorc publicit.y be given throuoh n \.Y S JU:eclia \.Vhich might increase allcnda.r"lce
a.nd r evenue.
l\'lr. J!llc Faddc n informe d f he Connnis sbn 1-ha.t th e School District appropria tion to
the U.cc.rca.tiou Fund '\.VOulc:l b e reduce d £ro111 the r<----<tucstcc.l $17.300. to $7.300. -a rcduclion
of $10. 000 .. -f o 1· 1!)72.
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1!)72. the Con"'lulission is extrcn"'lcly conccrn.cd over the reductions that have been a.l.rcady
made to n"lcct the City l\:1a.n:::tgcr's bud::;ct. and strongly u.rgc Ut~t •. in light-of: t.he rccco.t
School Do:u..-<.1 aclion . no "further reductions be n'ladc lest t.hc tota.l :t.•ecrC!l.Lion pl.-oti1-a.tn be
seriously a...(.fc...·ctcd.. Cushing n-.ovcd,. T ... n.y seconded,. t.bat. t.l"liS recon,mcndation be sent to
City Council. l\:1otion carri e d ..
A joint Jnceti.ng bchvcen t..h e Comrnissi.on and City Council is scheduled -for
D ecember 20,. G:OO p. rn .. at llampden '\Vest ..
The •nccLing adjourned at. 10:00 p .. m ..
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l\.'IE1\10R.ANDUJV1 TO TilE ENGLE~VOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMEl'-.'DATION
OF THE PARKS Al'."D RECREATION COl\1::1\'IISSION
DATE: November 10 . 1971
S UBJECT: Disposition o£ old Fire and Pollee Building
R ECOl\IMENDATION: That the C.ity Council gi'cc ser.ious considcra..ti.on t.o t.be
exi..sti.ng fire and pollee building in t..be do·wnto"WD area
b eing turned over to the Parks and R ecreation D epa..rt:-
ment: to be used as a recreation cent.er.
By Order ~o£ the Englewood Parks&.
Recre ation Com.rn.ission
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Ed..ith Romans. Recording Secretary
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MEMORANDUl\1 TO THE ENGLE\VOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOZ.IIVI:ENDATION
OF THE PARKS Al'."TD RECREATION CO.:\JJ\USSION
DATE: November 10. 1971
SUBJECT: 1972 Recreation Fund Budget
RECOl\ll\lEl'.TDATION : After revi.~,. o! t..hc t..he City l\'Ianager's recommended
Recreat.ion Fund budget for 1972. the Con:un.i.ssion is
e.x:trcmcly concerned over t.he reduct.ions that have
been JDade and strongly urge that:. in light of' recent.
School Board action . no further reduc·tions be made
l est: the total recreation progra...rn be seriously a.Lfe?t.ed .
By orde r o:f the Engle ·wood P arks &.
R e creation CoJl:'1ZD.i.ss ion
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Edith R omans . Re ~re·t a..ry
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PUBUSI.E :-?'S A FFI O.r, 'IT
SlA"'E O f-COLO 'fJ\!'">0.
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toO •d ._. __ .,.,_, ito enl •r•d on t h.• PO•• offoc• o t
and en t .. e ••
b . c.~ .2 .7 . 19 . 71 . and '"•
lo .. r pul..locot;on of w: .. d notoc;• _.,.., '" rhco ,,_
Oc t.;.Q1"?qr 19 • 71
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P:"lvi ng JJi s tr·i c t ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••
'1,L·aLfic I.>ro~l ':'ll)"l ........................... .
Co1.·c A •·<"'n St.u(_ly . _ ........................... .
P:..tvinr-:. D<:nny l\1ill~r Pi c ld ................... .
SJl c llc L· Jl o u s~ •. J ason Park .................... .
·rotn J l ,_1b l i <· lt npt·o,·c-nH·nt Func.l Expenditure ~.
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NOTICE
O F P U LIC • :-~RU"'G
N o •iceo i~ hert:.Uy gi\.·("";l lt.a t
t here vo"ill be a bl•c "'e-a~irt g
upon a B i ll f _ r ar O rcf • u nce
arn~d•ng t he C o-r ;"r e hef'l ~·vr
Z oning O,..cf,ru.nc "' !O r<1 • a n ee
N o . 2 6. Seroc~ 1<;1:. ~. b, Aodono
Thereto a N ew Sut:c h a ptc .•
72.•A . Entitled ... Planned
D~elopm ent (P.O .l Oi~!rlcl,''
• Authorizcin v Sat~ D i strict t o be
S upotorirnposect Upon or
Combined with Any Other
Z oned D i str ict \IVot h in the City;
Requiring t he Appl~catio n .
R ev ip~.._. and Approval T hereof;.
a nd Provid ing Stand.3rds
T heref o re.
Said h e aring will be h eld
N ovember 15, 1971. .at 8 :00
P .M .• in t he C ouncil Chorntx-rs.
at t he C i t y Hall. 3-:U::J So;.~thEtati
Street. Englcv.-ood, Colorado.
By orC'er of the C i ty Council o f
the C i ty of Englewood .
C olorodo. ot i t s mee t ing on
October I S # 1 971.
Is.. Stephen A . Ly~
ex ofHcio C i ty C lerk
Publ hhed in tt.e C n gte .... ood
H er ... l.:t Oclot.Er 2 7. 1971
$ 1.10. 000 $ 1 0~.919
GO ,OOO 55.,000
50,000 -15.,000
-0-8 .,100
-0-'1,000
$ 3 . oon. coGG $ a. 011. t'O S 5
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S.TATC OF COlORADO.
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t "•' t I .,. .. ,oo .. of •h• on .... .-rd nol;<r. ol.oo
__ .,_, •• '" e"t ~oed on t he poo.t offoc:e ot
En~1e:';;o.:>d.
Colo.-oc"~. o~ s.ec:ond c'o".o. "'o•l ,....,.:,~, on.d ·,h~'t
''• .,r:-•::1 ._._.,.po~l' ,. 0 ,.e-•poP«.--•t hon t M -·..no crl ''-., .... of •'-~ol A..--b!y e• ·~
5-t~tC of C01<Q,o--:fo, Of>r"•n --ed ~Ooe'h 30 19?3
o~d .-.. o,t!ed --l~<ol N C<I•"....., ond A ::t~e.-1 ... ., .... ..,, ...
"""'d ot .. e o o -h oelo .. ,..g to ohe poror •ong o nd p .,Q
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SlAT£. Of: COLCf'ADO.
H!--.~ ... r l.d !· ...... =-.J.t..; n~l ''"'""='' t ~ U>'IT"., '" o -c--c.ldy ~-•ropO!'r publo~l-o.d
in t '-Cotyot :!-nr-l~\·tOC>::'i.
S•cotc-"a t Col~odo." Q•.d t-o• o gorn,.. .. ol c ........ •o
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lo~c-d con t •nuou.J• ~nd vftont•orut-l•d!y .....,...,
• .;. ~ -pe~ood ... -, ;...;. .......... -~7 -·'-~ ,. .. ~ ....
t he foo o t puL:oc;ohOn of t'-" on ne ~ed nol..,e, o ~o
-·d nc"~PO JM .. •~ e ... •e ~•d in t he p o"t ofloc:e or
c ;..;rc:d;... ~;.:.c.; .. .; ;to·~~· ... -..;i ..:.a:~ ..... d · ,._,
, ..... M:O id ...--.. rope .. •~ o .,..,_po~• _.thon t he
..-.n""""'c'o' th.eoc:"'ol ..,._~ot Ao.~yof ohe
:S.to •-of C :.Lorodo. opr-•~voed ""'ft•o;h 30. 19,.3
o .. d e•-• •led -l.~ol Notoo:e~ ..,,:_d Ad-··e.,...nh •
C>nd o'theo o c h r•to tonq ,., t he P" .. llo-g und p.1b·
t; .. h ;nop of leocl nohc.e'l. ond od..,...rt. ... ....-..n,.._, rhot
..... o"'not•oeod nohc.e _.., .. p ub:,,.,~ on ,...._ o -.;~~uloo
. 1. . con_..,ut:,.. on...e,..;o-.~, thai th• t ... ~t
bar_ ~7 ... 19 . 71 . . otwfthe
k u • p ·bt..,or.on ..,f ,..,;d nohce -~ in :he ••-
Oc t.ol!e..r:-_ . . __ -~ 19 71
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Not.cc is hereby giv~n that
the.-~ -on a pu'_~:•c he-a.-.no
upon ~ B Oil t or an Oo dona nee
erTlendt"'9 t he Coo-np-c he"'~tve
Z oning OrC •nillnc.e o~ the Coty of
En~lcwood (0-dln~nce N o 26 •
Sc..-ies of 1963) t o Conform an
Resident ial D is.trlcts Prive oc
Oft -Street Parking
R.e qvlre,cnts with the
P rov isiorn o~ Section 22.5-5 of
said Comprehcru.ive Zoning
O rdinance. as Amended by
Ordinance No . 2'2. Se-ries. o• 1971.
S &id heftring v.tlll be held
N ovember lS. l97 1, at 8 ·00
P .IV\_ in t he Council Chamber~
at the City Hall. 3-100 S ou'h El&tl
Street, En;o~le .... .:.~d . Colorado
By order of the Cl !y Council of
t he City of EngiC'W'OOd •
Colorado. at Its meeting on
Oc-tober IS, 197\.
lsi Stephen A.. Lyon
e.: offocio Coty Clerk
P v b li~ ed on the Englewocd
H erald OCtober 2 7, 1971
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A H ESOLU 'l ~I (_l~ Al\lE!'.."Ll l NG THE PROl OSED 1 972 DUDGET
'\VIIEHEAS, U"l c City 1'\l ana:gc •· i n acc.>rd.ancc v ... ilb tl1c provi s ions
of U-,e Ci1y :hart cr ~uUm ittc-d a 1!)72 Budget to llic Cjly COW'lcil on Scpt<.:Jubcr 7,
1!)71 ; :tncl
'\VJIEH.EAS. U1 c City Council of U1c City of: Englewood has con.-
duct.<-•d a p uUlic-h e:-.•·ing on said l3udgct on Scptcn1bcr 27 , 1 97 1, anc..l has given
con s idcJ.·nl.Jl c st.udy to the a.foreJ r:tcn tioncd Bu..-l:.;ct Ol'l nUJ·ncrous occas ions ; and
\VJJEREAS, it i s th e inten t o( U1 c City Council to arncnd U1c 19 72
Budget as B\.II.Jn"littc:.~d ;
"0'\V, Tlli::H EFORE , BE l T H ESOLV ED l>.) the City Counc il of
the City or EnglC'\.VOOd , Colorado, a s follo'\.,"S :
S ection 1 . 1\11LL LEVY
A ssessed Valt-t n.liorl ......................... .
Estin,a Lt...•d Co1l cc·libl c ............................... .
EstinHt.t.cd V o.Juntion C o llectible ................. .
1 % Collection Fees . Arapa .boc County .......... .
Or.,e J\1..ill Eci"-•tl.Js ...... _ ........ _ ....................... .
G eneral 1-~uncl Lc'-"')." .................................... .
Public J nlprovcnH:!nt "Fund Levy .................. ..
'Vatc1.· Fut,d l....c!:'\.o~·-.................................. .
1.-... ircn,cn·s Pension Fund Levy ................... ..
"l. ... ot..al J\Iilll..Jcvy ............................ .
Scc·t..ion 2 .
A. REVE~"UE S :
Pro}>CrL)" T:t.X. ....................................... .
:rota.l Gene ral Fund R e venues .................... ..
B •• EXPE:!'-"DI".l' HES'
City Council. Promotional Participation ........ ..
C ity 1\l:t_nagcr. S a l ari es .................................... ..
Corrununi cnti ons . -.rclep 'H' ••• e ....................... ..
C on"'\.1,,\.n,ications . Nc .... v O per<..Lling Equipment ... .
F in ance and Record . Overtin,c .................... .
1\'lunicipa l. Court. T --ravel ............................ ..
1\1uni c i pa.l Court. I\Iotor V ehicl e 1\1 nintcnance ...
1\.funi c i pa.l Court, Tc'v Ope rating Equipn'lcnt ... ..
Streets and D r::tinngc ,. Gen e ral ......................... ..
Poli ce . S :ll a 'l.·i cs .......................................... .
J.:loarl <s a nd R ecreation , L..."Uldse!l.-pfng ............ ..
Parks and RccC'ca t.ion , Nc'v Opc r :lting-Equip-
ment. •••
P a rks and Rcci.c a lion, Other Capital Outlay ••
"l .. ot.al G e neral Fund Expe nditures .... -......... ..
S ccUon 3. PUDL1C TJ\lPflOV El\lENT F
A . HEVE N ES'
1>,·op<.•rty ·l'~!l.X ............................................ .
·1·otal )>'-tblic l nlpro,·cnu::-nl Fund Revenues ...... ..
D . 1-:Xl?'E NUJTUHES :
1--,.a,r in ~ J lisL1·ict. ....................................... .
"1---:~·:_ll [ic J >J·o~J"!l.ll, ......................................... ..
Co:~·c A 1·c-a St u <-l y ........................................ ..
PaviHf':". Dt...·nny 1\li ll c-r Fi e ld ....................... ..
Sh c l h·L· J J o u ~c-•. 1 ason 1~ark ........................... ..
·.rot:l l _P u bli c· ltn)n·ovcnl <:-nt F'und Expc nditu•-s:.
PROPOS E O
$74 ,000.000
99.771 2%
$73 .S30 ,C!>.:i
2,9 31
7 3 .0 83
1. 95
1. 50
.01
.51
3 .97
§; 1 .1!21: 529 s 3 .548 .189
$ s.soo
41.SG2
42.178
3,9G 8
2 . 700
775
528
2 .200
5.400
597,<129
4.000
1 0 .830
20 400
$ 3 .6 88.144
ND
$ 1 091:63 8
$ 1,L.I 24 .1 5'i'
$ 110.000
G O .OOO
50.000
-0-
-0-
$ 3 .00!l.GGG
A 1\1ENJ.>ED
s 5 , 3Gl • 9S3
9 9 .7712%
$75.J S:>.554
2.984
74.434
1.95
1 .50
.01
• 5 1
3 .97
s 1451:153 s 3 ,550 ,8 13
s s .ooo
43.362
35,478
2.46 8
1.200
2,75G
-0-
-0-
400
G07,577
6,.500
G.330
2fi 700
$ 3 , G SS ,. 144
$ 111 2 G57
::; J ,'l~u . 170
$ 1 0!:>.919
55.000
45 ,000
8 .100
'1 ,000
$ :J . 01 I~ t>SS
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Scct.ion '-'l . '\VATER FUND
A. REVEr-:UES'
1:>ror>crt..~~ rra..x ................................................ .. s
l nlCl"'Cb t ...................................................... •
"1.,ot..al '\Yat.cr 1:;-und H.cvcnues .......................... .. $
B . EXPE!\.""DIT HES:
Source of Sur)J>l)· ............................................ .. s
Transn"lission and Distribution ...................... ..
Adn"linistralivc and General .......................... .
'Total '\Yat.cr l:'und Expenditures ........................ .. $
Section 5 .
A. EXPENDJTUHES'
rl'rcat."Jncnt. ...... -.. .. • .. .. .. • • • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • .. .. .. .. s
Sanitar.)· S.)'"SlCl1n. ........................................... ..
Adn'linislralivc and Gcncra.1 ............................... ..
Tot..al Sc,,•cr Fund Expenditures ................. .. . . • $
S c~lion G . FlREJ\l E"'S PENSION FUND
A . REV EN ES , .••••.••..•.••.••.••••••••••.••
D . EXPENorrUHES: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
s
695
95z5GO
1,.129,.822
35 ,. 320
74.600
92,333
1 ,.988,304
106,676
62,448
60 428
366 ,583
37,276
37,276
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s
s
$
s
s
$
7 30
95r:525
1,129,822
36 .320
7 6 . 100
100,913
1.999.384
108 ,176
62.9-18
66 200
374.355
37 ,964
37,964
ADOPTED AND APPROVED t.bi s /.S?:!f( day or _ _.~'-"""=~~~===='-----'" 1971.
DEAN HERNDON
A cting Ex Officio City Clerk
ELl\'lE H E . S CJI'\VAB
1\1-a.yor
1:, Dean 1-Jet._-ndon. Acting Ex Offic io City Clerk. d o hereby certify
that the above and f oregoin g i s a true. accurn..te. and complete copy o! r:esolulion
No. ~· S eries oJ: 1971 . p assed by City Counc il on U1c /:S el day of"----
:?:' -e-;-ac -""=nA~ • 1971 •
DEAN JfEl<NDO
Acting Ex Oili cio C ity Clcl.-k
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OFFIC I A L
<:::Tr'Y CO';' C• r~CU" 1£NT
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COUNCI L I·~ Tt ,Go, t..: ~
_:;'z"o,/"-----• SERIES OF ~ CE ENG.LEWOOD. ~0.
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF 90 W.B. CORP •• d/b/a
LEANING TOWER OF PIZZA. FOR A 3. 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE
LICENSE FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES TO BE LOCATED AT 90
WEST BELLEVIEW AVENUE. ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the 90 W.B. Corp., d/b/a the Leaning Tower of
Pizza, has heretofore made app1ication pursuant to the pro-
visions of Chapter 75, Artic1e I, C.R.S. '63, as amended, for
the issuance of a fermented ma1t beverage 1icense to be 1ocated
at 90 West Be11eview Avenue in the City of Eng1ewood, State of
Co1orado; and
WHEREAS, notice of said app1ication and the Pub1ic Hearing
thereon has been proper1y given and the Pub1ic Hearing upon
sa~d app1ication ~as proper1y conducted on the first day of
November~ 1971 before the City Counci1 of the City of Eng1ewood
as a 1oca1 1icensing authority and a11 of the procedura1 re-
quirements of the statute and ordinance having been comp1ied
..rt.t:h.
NOW. THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ COLORADO~ a.s fo11ows:
THAT based upon the app1ication of said 90 W.B. Corp.,
d/b/a Leaning Tower of Pizza, and the evidence and informa-
tion adduced at the Pub1ic Hearing upon said app1ication, the
City Counci1 of the City of Eng1ewood shou1d and does hereby
adopt the fo11o~ing findings and conc1usions:
1 . That John L. MCCaffery~ Jr. of 1000 East Oxford Lane~
Eng1e~ood, Co1orado ho1ds one hundred percent (100%) of the
stock issued by said corporation~ is of good character and
reputation and has not been convicted of a fe1ony or crime
~ithin any court of ~he United States or within any court
of record in any state or territory of the United States.
2. That the Petition submitted by the app1icant in favor
of the issuance of said 1icense numbered approximate1y 1~016
signatures. There were no signatures or remonstrances submit-
ted in protest of the issuance of said 1icense~ nor did any
individua1 appear persona11y to protest the issuance of said
1icense before the City Counci1 at the Hearing thereof.
3. That the app1icant present1y ho1ds a beer and ~ne
1icense pursuant to Chapter 75~ Artic1e I, C.R.S.'63, as
amended~ reissued to said app1icant on May 17, 1971 and that
said beer and wine 1icense sha11 be surrendered to the 1oca1
1icensing authority as we11 as to the State of Co1orado
prior to the issuance of the 3.2 fermented ma1t beverage
1icense for consumption on the premises.
4. That there present1y ex~sts withLn the City of
Eng1ewood two simi1ar 3.2 fermented ma1t beverage 1icenses
for consumption on the premises being, Shakey's Pizza Par1or,
3281 South Santa Fe and Sport Bow1, 3295 South Broadway;
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that neither of said 3.2 outl.ets present1y serve the neigh-
borhood in which the appl.icant desires to be 1icensed.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that:,. based upon the
foregoing and the entire record and the evidence contained
herein, the app1icat::ion of 90 W.B. Corp., d/b/a Leaning
Tower of Pizza, for the issuance of a fermented ma1t:: bever-
age 1icense for consumption on the premises 1ocat::ed at
90 West Be11evie~ Avenue, City of Engl.ewood, State of
Col.orado shoul.d be and is hereby granted.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbi.s _...;..;/..5=_e< _ __:day of November. 1971.
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of Engl.ewood,. State of Co1orado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoirg ::l.s a true, a.ccu:ra.te and com.pl.ete
copy of Resol.ut::ion No. 41 , Series of 1971.
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A RESOLUTIO. GRANTING TilE APPLICATION OF 90 H. B . CORP . • d/b/a
LEA 'ING TOh'E R OF P.LZZA. FOR A 3.2 FERHENTED MALT BEVERAGE
LICENSE FOR CONSU!'lPTION O. THE PREHISES TO . BE LOCATED AT 90
\-TEST BE LLEVl.EH AVENUE • E 'GLEHOOD • COLORADO.
\J'IIEI<EAS,. the 90 \V.B. Corp.,. d/b/a the Leaning T0\.·.1er of
Pizza ,. has h c reto£ore made app1icaLion pursuant: t:o the pro-
visions o£ Chapter 75,. Article I,. C .R.S.'63,. as amended ,. for
the issuanc e of a £crmcnted malt beverage license to b e located
at: 90 \.Jest: Bc.11cvicvJ' Av enue in the City o£ Englewood ,. State o£
Colorado; and
WHEREAS,. notice of said application and the Public Hearing
th ereon has been properly given and the Public Hearing upon
said application was properly conducted on the first day of
November,. 1971 before the City Council of the City o£ Eng1ewood
as a 1oca1 1~cens~ng author~ty and a11 of the procedura1 r e -
quirements of the statute and ordinance having been comp1ied
with.
NO\-.'• THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY' O F ENGLE\vOOD , CO LORADO , as follows:
THAT based upon the app 1icat:ion of said 90 \V. B . Corp. :II>
d/bi a Leaning Tower o£ Pizzall> and the evidence and informa -
tion adduced at the Pub1ic Hear~ng upon said app1ication :J> the
C~ty Counci1 o£ the City o£ Eng1ewood shou1d and does hereby
adopt: the fo11ov.7ing findings and conc1usions:
1 . That: John L . Z..tcCafferyll> Jr. of 1000 East: Oxford Lanell>
Eng1e"Wood ll> Co1orado hol.ds one hundred percent: (100%) of the
stock issued by said corporation ll> is of good characte r and
r eputation and has not been convicted of a f e1 ony or crime
"Within any court: of t:.he Unit:ed States or ,..,it:hin .... ny court
of r ecord in any state or territory of the United State s .
2 . That the Petition submitted by the app1icant in favor
o£ th e issuance of said 1icense numbered approximate1y 1:11>016
signatures . There were no signatures or remonstrances submit-
t ed in prates t: o£ the issuance of said 1icense :II> nor did any
individual. appear persona11y to protest: the issuance of said
1~cense before the C~ty Counc~1 at ~he Hear~ng the reof.
3. That the a.pp1i..cant presen.t1y ho1ds a beer and wine
1~c en.se pursuant to Chapter 75:11> Artic1e I ll> C.R.S. '63 :11> as
amended:~> reissued to said app1i..cant on May 17 :11> 1971 and that
said beer artd '\-rine 1icense sha1~1 be surrendered t:o the 1oca1
1icensing authority as '\Ye11 as to the State of Co1orado
prior to t:hc issuance of the 3 . 2 f:'errnent:cd ma1t beverage
1ic.en ~e for cons'lnn::;»tion on t:he pretniscs.
4. That: t:h e re presently exists within the C it:y of
Eng1e'\voood t:\...ro si~t~ilar 3. 2 fermented ma1t: beverage 1icenscS
fo1; consumption on the premises being ll> Sh.:1 key 's Pizza Par1orll>
3 281 Sout:h San La Fe. and Sport: Bo,..,1 :J> 3295 South Broad't.,ay;
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p1icanc dcsi..r ~s to be 1icensed.
NOtV. THEREFO ~-.-I T RESOLVED. that ~ b ased upon the
for egoing and the "re r ecord and the evidence contained
h e rein~ the app1i< J n of 90 W.B. Corp., d/b/a Leaning
Towe r of Pizza , f c.. l he i ssuance of a f ern1ented malt bever-
age license: for c o.asLllllpt:ion on the premise s located at
90 West Belle view Avenue, City of Englet..tood, State of
Colorado should b e and is h ereby granted .
ADOPTE D AND APPROVED this /s-0 day of November . 1971 .
Mayor
Attest :
ex officio City Clerk
I , Stephen A . Lyon , ex officio City Clerk of the C ity
of Englewood, State of Colorado . do hereby certify that
the above an_d foregoirg i.s a true, accurate and comp lete
c opy of Resolution No . .r / Series of 1971 .
ex officio City C 1erk
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RESOLUTION NO. ~. SERIES OF QJ'JY OF E GL E WOOD. COLO...
A RESOLUTION AGREEING TO THE DISSOLU TION OF THE ARAPS BOARD
AND THE CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE CITIES OF ENGLE-
WOOD AND LITTLETON AND THE COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE ON THE 16TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1971. ESTABLISHING A COOPERATrvE COMPUTER
SCIENCES PROGRAM.
WHEREAS. on November 2, 1971, the Arapahoe County Corn-
missioners passed a resolution. announcing t.belr intention. to termina:te the
agreement of February 16, 1971, establlsblng a cooper·ative computer
sciences progra.DJ. be'tw'een the Cities of Engl~ood and Littleton and the
County of Ara.pahoe; and
'W'BER.E.AS, the County intends to ternrlnate said agreement
pursuant. to the term_s set £ort:b in Paragraph 4 of that. a.greernent; and
WHERE.A..S, the County respect:fully requests tb.e Cltles o£
Englew"ood and Littleton to consider dissolution of the agreement prior to
December 31, 1971, and has requested that the agreement be terminated
on November 15, 1971; and
W"HEREAS, ln the Count;y' a forn:1&1 &D:D.ou:nce:ment to the ne"W"S
media o:f its intention to teriD-inate the agreement lt t.ndlcated. that. the base
tn.f"orm.a.tion developed by the County under its coot:lnu..ing program 'W'Ould be
available to the Cities t_n a coopera:tlve effort. ln the future to establish the
original concept o:£ the A.RA.PS A.green1.ent;
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORA.DO, as follows:
1. 'That the City o:f Engle~od agree to tern::U_nabe tbe agree-
:r:nent o:f February 16. 1971, on. Noven1.ber 15. 1971.
2. That the City respect:£ully encourages cooperat:ton '91rt.tb
Arapahoe County 'W'henever our mutual interests can best be served through
such cooperation and that the dissolution m the AB.A.PS agreement not be con-
strued as a breach of .faith on the part o:f either entity and that tbe Clty agrees
tha.t should it be to the advantage of both entities for the Ci'ty to avaU itsel1
of the base information developed by the County under its contf.nuin.g progra.Dl
at a later date. it ~ll do so on. ter~n_s satisfactory to both pa.rtles •
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this -----'/:..:S::o_g< ______ .day of
1971.
ATTEST,
I, Dean Herndon, Acting Ex ()fficio Ci.ty Clerk o:L t:be City
o:f Englew-ood, State o.f Colorado,. do hereby certl.fy tba..t the above and fore-
going is a true, accurate and complete copy o.f Resolu.tiCJII"l No. ~ "2-
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RI::SOLUTIOX KO ~ ~ .. SEHIES OF 1971.
A HESOLUTJOo~. ~ AGHEET ,G ·ro THE DTSSOLUTTON OP "]_"HE Al:t.APS DO ... UU~
A ND ·rllE CO.NTHACT ENTEHED I NTO B L '.I_"'\\'.EEN THE CJ"rlES OF ENGLE-
'\VOOD A 1 1J Lt rr -TL.ETO~ AND ~--IJE COUN"f'Y OF An.AP_J\.HOJ; ON ~ ... lJE 1G'rll
DAY OF 1:-EllH.l...TAl'tY ,. l971, ESTABLJSJIING A COOPEHA'J:"TVE COl\lPU'] ... EH
SCll::NCES PH.OGHA::\1 .
'\V11EH:E.r'-.S, on Novcn"lt...cr 2 , 1 97 1, th e Arapahoe County Con'l -
miss ion e r s p:-.s $cd a resolution a.nnouncinr:; their in tention t.o t crrnin at.c Ute
agTccnu.•nt. of 1;-cbruary 16, 1971, est-ablishing n. cooperative con"lput cr
sciences progran, Lchvccn th e Citi es of E n g l ev .. ·ood and Littleton nnd the
C ounty or A rap::\l'lOC ; and
'\VJ1 EBEAS, U .1c County int.cncls t o t.crJnht::ttc sa id agreenlcnt
purs u ant t..o t he l crTns set forlh in Paragraph 4 o.C tha t. ::tb....._'C.CJ'U<.;nt.; and
'\VllEREAS. tl'l e C o unty r esp cct.ful ly reques t s the Citi es of
Eng l ewood :1._nd Littleton t o cons ider di ssolution of U1 e agreement. prior t o
D cceLnbcr 3 1. J D71 . and h n..s r c quest.cd Ut.nt. t .hc abr-rccn'l cnt be tcrn"Linated
on Novcrnbcr 1 5 . 1!>7 1; and
'\'\"IIEREA..S . in U"l c Coun ty 's £or1n3.l announce-ment to the n c'\Vs
nH:xtia of i t.s int.cnt.ion to tcrn'linatc the agreement. it i ndicated that the b ase
}nforn:'la..tion developed by the County under it.s cont.inuiug program 'vould be
avail able l-o U 1c Cilics in a c ooperative effort in t.b e future to establ i sh U:1 e
o riginnl concept of the AE:A .... ·S A greentc nt.;
NO\V , Tlll!:HEFOn E , BE IT H.E SOLVED BY T 'HE CI"TY
C O UNC IJ"j OF TilE CIT"'l,. OF ENGLE\V OOO , COLORADO, a.s f ollows:
1. Th a t t:bc City o.f Ene-1 o v.to cxl agree to t ern:1in a.1.o U'l e :1g1'CC-
m ent o.C J:o...,cbrunry 1 6 , 1 9 71 11 on N"ovcn'lb c r 15. 1971 .
2 . ":l''b :1._t the City r csp'-~ctCuJ ly encourages eoopcr:J...tion 'YiU-.
A rap:-ll'loo County w ·h e nev<;:r our n --.ut..ual i nte-rests c-an best b e served t hrough
such coopc rnt.ion and Ula't U1 c di ssolution or U'lc AnAPS agrcc1ncnt n ot be con-
i.hal :;..h oulrl i t b e t o U 1c ndvnnt:tgo of bofl1 C"nt ificos fo1· t.hc Cil-y l o ::tvni l i tsel f
of u .t._ ... b a s e in( _entn ti on d evel oped b y t he County un ... l Cl" i ts couti nu ing pro~~r::t.n"l
ala l ater d:1t<."• i l "'·ill d o so on l c 1"JTIS sali s (a clory t o boUt p.:..ll'li(..,.s .
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED tllis __ ___c-'_Scc__r,;,< _____ d.n.y of
--~:o....c::==~==·=-=----· 1971.
1\'layor
AT ~rEST:
Acting .Ex OITicio City clerk
1, D e an 1Ie1t1don , Acting Ex Oilicio City Clerl'-of the City
o f E n gle,vood., State of Colorado, d o h ereby certify t:ha:l the above and fore-
going is a true , accuraLe and coJnplct.c copy of Resolu t i on No. ~ ,__
S eries of 1971 .
A cting Ex O.C.f-icio CU:y Clerk
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INTJ::.ODUCLlJ ~·.s i\ 1J1LL HY COU~CIL~·L\:':
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A N O RD1~r"·.:-~CE Ml..:~:Pli':G THE CO::'-lPl!.E lH-·.-sl_\'i:: ZO~I:i':G O HDil:::A:.;cr:
(O H.D1i'!~··:"CF ;.,o . 26 , SERJES ~S:G3 ) HY 1\lJDl.~!G TJ-h.::.llliTO A JJ::.L' SUlJ-
C Hl\l'.l"i:R , 22 .ltn , 1--t~TITLl:D , '1 FL00:.) PL/.l1 1 DIS'"J.'R"J.CT ," .1\UTil RLZ.l.l'"!G
S/\J I) DlSTI~JC'J.' 'JO L.E S \JPEH.lHPOSED U PO:--J 1\:..;:y O THE r!. ZO ~~E.D D IST •{.l_C'l'
HJ 'JH.)N Tt11 : C1'J"':l:",. ESTA1'$L)S~Il.a~G GE. Er~/\L AND SPECJAL PROV l.S JONS ,
D ESCRTPTJ o:.:: O F US ES , SPrCIAL P C J..u-.IT'1S , .1\))~·li.NJ STR.I~TJ 0~ A L'\:D PJ~O-
Vl.Dl NG FOJ::. l·:iODIF1C/.T10N , 1\LTEP-.. J\TIO:-.J: OR REP.t\l.Jt O F NO~~-CONF'0Ri:l-
1 ~G U SJ:S .; AND DECLARING AN EHERGENCY .
NOH, TilE IU:FORE , BE TT O l~D/I.TNEU GY TilE CITY COU~Cl L O F Tli E
ClTY OF E1~Gl.E\~OOD ,. COLOR.J\D::>, as £ol.l o\., .. S :
S c-cti.on 1.. That: the Com prc h c n si..vo..-. Z oning 0 .~:-dinancP ,
01-dj n nnc ·i':o . 26, Seri..c s 196.3 , is h ereby a me""Lod c d by adding a
n c-""~. subch ap t::c r L h~rct:o , h 2 i..ng 22.l1B,. ent.it1cd ~ "Fl.ood P1a:Ln
Di..S Lri.ct ,." sai.d nc\.-7 subcl1apLer to r ead as !:ol.l.o\·:S :
Lc-gi..s ~n.Lj v c Purpose.
To promo L c Lh c publ.ic h eal.th ~ sa!:cty and \.-..~e l.£arc ; t:o tni.ni..-
tni..2 e !:1ood 1osscs in areas subject: Lo £1ood ha zards; and Lo
promoLe " ... -i..sc u se o£ the £1ood pl.ai..n, t:hi.s zone district: h as
bee n c s tab1i..shcd ro rcgu1aLe th e u ses within the 100 -ycar fl.ood
pl a~n w~th the £o11ow~ng purposes ~ntcnded:
(a ) To renuc.c t:he hazard of fl.ood s to 1 ife and property
t:hro':t C h:
1 . Prohi..bi..ti..ng certai..n uses \.vhi.ch are dangerous to
1 ife or prope rty in time o£ £1ood ;
2 . Rcstri..c t ;y-~6 us es ,.1hi..ch. \.·.Toul.d be hazardou s to the
pub1ic h ea l t:h i.n !....l...lllC of £1ood;
3 . R e st:.ri.cri.ng uses ,.,.,.hi.ch are part:.i.cu1ar1y sus -
c cpti..b1e to f1ood dam.n.ge ~ so as t:o a ] lc v j~atc hardship
and reduce d etnnnds for publ..ic expenditures f or r e1i.ef
and protcct:i..on ;
Lt-. R equj ring p ermi.t:Lecl flood pJ .. ai.n usC'S , i.nc1ud:ing
puhJic £aci.Ji..tic-s Hhich sc'l..-ve such u se s , to b e. protecl:c d.
again s t: rl.oc •cl s by provj_dlng lJ ood prooJ:i .. ng and gcncra1
£1 .. ooc1 proLc-ct""ion rtl:. Lh c.:-time o£ init'i.al .. con~trucLj_on .
(b ) To
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prot:cct: £1ood pl nj_n occupants fro1u n fl..ood "',,.hi.ch
cau ~c d by th c:-i'l:-ov1n ~ or otlJC"r , 1 a:nd usc and '\..;hi.ch
un<l cr l:..-tkC!n \.vi.L-ltout Ju11 rea.LizaL j _On o£ Lhc d aug.::.r ,
1 . R c-[_;LL]aL jug t"h c-lannc"J: jn uh.ich sl:'l-L1Ct:urcs dc·s:icn c d
£o 1· hum:tn o c-c.:LLp.:l•,CY may he consLrucL<·d so n:::; L o pre-vent:
c.l nngc-r co hu...11.:~n 1i .. l c "';d .. L·},i.n ::::u c h struc t:ul.:-es ;
2 . J ~, .. ;•~\\1..-tl i Hg ti re m c-Ll1 n cl ol con!":l:rL.•cLi_nn ·oF "',..:-tt:c•r
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supply and sanitation syste~s so as to prevent disease.
contamination and unsanitar y conditions;
3. De1ineating and describing areas that cou~d be
inundated by flood so as to protect individua ls from
puchasing flood plain lands fo r purpos es which are not
in fact suitable .
(c) To protect the public from the burden of e xtra-
ordinar y financial expenditures for flood control and relief
by r egulating a11 uses ~ithin the flood p1aLn areas so as to
produce a method of construction and a pattern of development
which wi11 minimize the probability of damage to property and
1oss of life or injury to the inhabitants of the flood hazard
areas.
(d) To protect the natural are as required to convey
flood flows so that the y develop in a manner consistent with
reasonab 1e f1ood pla~n management.
(e) To protect and preserve the water-carrying charac-
ter~st~cs and capac~ties of a11 water courses~ including gul-
ches~ s loughs~ and artific~a1 water channels used for the
conve y ance of storm and flood waters.
22.4B -2. Definitions
Channe1: A natura1 or artificia1 watercourse of percep -
tib1e extent. with definite bed and banks to confine and con-
duct continuous1y or periodica11y f1ow~ng water. Channe1
f1ow thus is that water wh~ch is f1owing within the 1imits of
the defined channe1 .
Encroachment Lines: The 1~~ts of obstruction to f1ood
flows. These 1ines are genera11y para11e1 to the stream.
The 1ines are estab1ished by assuming that the area landward
(outside) of the encroachment 1ines may be u1tLmate1y de -
veloped in such a way that it wi11 not be avai1ab1e to con-
vey flood f1ows. The stream channel and adjoining f1ood
plains between these 1~nes wi11 be maintained as open space
and wi11 be adequate to convey the 100-year f1ood without
adverse 1y increasing one (1) foot.
Egua1 Degree of Encroachment: The degree of encroachment
e stab1is hed by consider~ng the effect of encroachments on the
hydrau1ic efficiency of the f1ood p1ain a1ong a signif~cant
reach of the stream on both s~des.
Flood: The water f rom a river. stream~ watercourse, lake
o r other body of stand~ng water that temporarily overflows or
inundates adjacent 1ands and which may affect other 1ands and
activities through stage e1evation backwater~ and/or increased
ground water 1eve1.
Flood Plain : The re1ative1y flat or 1ow1and area adjoin-
ing a river, stream. watercourse~ lake~ or other body of stand-
ing water which has been or may be covered temporarily by
flood water. For administrative purposes, the f1ood p1ain may
be defined as the area that wou1d be inundated by the "Standard
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P-roject F1.ood'' (Corps of Engineers) or the ''Maxi.m:um Probab1e
F~ood" (TVA).
F1oodproofing: Any co~bination of structura1. and n.on -
structura1 additions, changes, or adjustments to properties
and structures, primari1y for the reduction or e1.Lmination
of £1ood damage to 1ands, water, and sanitary faci1ities,
structures, and contents of bui1dings-
F1.ood Profi~e: A g raph or 1ongitudina1. profi1e showing
the re1ationship of the watersurface e1evation of a £1ood
event to 1ocation a1ong a stream or river.
F1ood Protection E1evation: An e1.evation one (1.) foot
above the e1evation or "£1ood profi1e" of the 100 -yea.r f1ood
under existing channe1 and f1ood p1ain conditions. It is
one (1) foot above the e1evation of the f1ood for the F1ood
P1.ain District as shown on the Zoning Map in the office of
the Director of P1anning.
F1ood P1ain District: That portion of the £1ood p1ain
subject to inundation by the 1..00 -year f1ood. Its ~dth is
determined by the 1..00 -year f1ood. Its 1ength or reach is
determined by natura1 bounds such as a 1ake, or by po1itica1
or 1ega1 bounds. This equa1s the intermediate regiona1
£1ood as defined by the Corps of Engineers-
F1oodway: That portion of the F1ood P1ain District
required for the reasonab1e passage or conveyance of the
1..00 -ye ar £1.ood. This is the area of Gignificant depths and
ve1ocities and due consideration shou1.d be given to effects
of fi11, 1oss of cross sectiona1. £1o~ area, and r esu1ting in -
creased wate r surface elevations.
Flood Stage: The height or e1evation of a f1ood as
referred to some datum. It is a1so commonly used to r efer
to the e1.evation at which a stream ~11 overtop its normal
stage banks.
One -hundred Year F1ood: A flood of such magnitude as may
reasonab1y be expected to be equaled or exceeded on an average
of once every 100 years; the term also means ~hat 1eve1 of
f1ooding having a one percent probability of occurrence in
any year.
Ordinary High Water Mark: The highest point on the bank
of a norma~ stage channe1 at ~hich the water ~eve1 has been
for a suff~cient period of ti~e to 1ea~e a definite ~ark.
Reach: A hydrau1ic engineering term to descr~be 1ongi -tudin~gments of a stream or river. A reach wi11 generally
inc1ude the segment of the flood plain whe r e f1ood heights
are primari1y contro11ed by man -made or natura1 £1ood plain
obstructions or restrictions. In an urban area, the segment
of a stream or river between CWO consecutive bridge crossings
would most 1ike~y be a reach . .....--
Riprap: A facing of masonr y or the 1.ike for protecting
an embankment. Riprap sha11 consist of field stone or r ough
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unhewn quarry stone as oear1y rectangu1ar as is practicab1e.
Broken concrete masonry on concrete pave~ent may be used if
approved by the Director of Pub1ic Works. The stone sha11
have a specific g ravity of at 1east 2.24 and sha11 be resis-
tant to the action of air and water. F1aking or fragmenta1 rock
wi11 not be permitted~ Stones sha11 have a min~ thickness
of 3 inches and a minimum vo1ume of one cubic fooc and at 1east
50 percent by weight sha11 have a vo1ume of 2 cubic feec or
more~ The riprap sha11 be p1aced to conform to the specifica-
tions of the Director of Pub1ic Works.
Storage Capacity of a F1ood P1ain: The vo1ume of space
above an area of f1ood p1ain 1and that can be occupied by
f1ood water of a given stage at a given time. r egard1e ss of
whether the water is moving .
Structur e , Permanent: A structur e which is bui1t of such
~ate ria1s and in such a way that it wou1d common1y be expected
to 1ast and r emain usefu1 for a substantia1 period of time.
Structure. Temporary : A structure which is bui1t of such
m ate ria1s and in such a way that it wou1d common1y be expected
to have a r e1ative1y short usefu1 1ife. or is bui1t for a
purpose that wou1d common1y b e expected to be re1ative1y
short -term.
Substantia1 Improvement: Any repair. reconstruction, or
improvement of a property , the cost of which equa1s or exceeds
50 percent of the fair market va1ue of the property either (a)
before the Lmprove~ent is started or (b) if the prope r ty has
been damaged and is being restored, before the damage occurred.
Substantia1 Lmprovement is started when the first a1teration
of any wa11, cei1ing, f1oor, or other structura1 part of the
bui1ding commences.
Watercourse: A chan..ne1, natura1 depression. s1o·ugh,
artificia1 channe1, gu1ch, arroyo. stream, creek, pond, reser-
voir or 1ake in which storm runoff and f1ood water f1ows either
regu1ar1y or infrequent1y. This inc1udes major drainage -ways
for carrying urban storm runoff .
Water Surface E1evation Da a: The e1evation in re1ation
to mean sea 1eve1 expected to be reached by f1oods of various
magnitudes and f requencies at pertinent po i nts a1ong a stream.
22 .4B -3. Genera 1 Provisions
(a) Description of District: The F1ood P1ain District
covers that area of the City which is within the 100-year
f1ood p1ain which is defined by computing the 100-year flood
p1ain 1Lmits under exi sting channe1 and f1ood p1ain conditions .
(b) Jurisdiction: The jurisdiction of this Zone District
inc1udes a11 1ands adjacent to any watercourse within the City
of Eng1e~ood that wou1d be inundated by the 100-year f1ood for
that watercourse as defined in the Definitions Section of this
Chapte r .
(c) Bounda.r1es:
trict sha11 be as they
The boundaries of the
appear on Zoning Maps
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determined by the use of the sca1e appearing on the Map. Where
there is a conf1ict between the boundary 1ines i11ustrated on
the Map and actua1 fie1d conditions, the dispute sha11 be
sett1ed according to 22.38-7, "Mapping Disputes" o£ this
Chapter.
(d) If the Federa1 Insurance Administrator has not pro-
vided water surface e1evation data and has not provided on the
basis of avai.1ab1e information, data sufficient to identify
the £1oodway area a1ong a watercourse within the City and such
data is not avai1ab1e, the fo11o~ng measures sha11 app1y:
1. App1i.cations for Bui.1ding Permits sba11 be re-
viewed on a case -by -case basis by the F1ood P1ain Zoning
Administrator to assure:
a. That the bui1ding site wi11 be reasonab1y
safe from f1ooding. and
b. That where the bui1ding site is Ln a 1oca-
tion that ~ay ha~e a £1ood hazard. a11 new con-
struction and substantia1 repairs. ~provements. or
alterations w111 be f1ood-proofed in accordance with
the min~um flood -proofing criteria specified in
22.4B-7(e)(i..).
(e) Interpretation: In their interpretation and applica-
tion the provisions of this Chapter sha11 be held to be mini -
mum requirements and sha11 be 1ibera11y construed in favor of
the governing body.
(f) Warning and Disc1aimer of Liabi1ity: The degree of
flood protection intended to be provided by this Chapter is
considered reasonable for regu1acory purposes and is based on
engineering and scientific methods of study. Larger f1oods
may occur on occasions, or the f1ood height may be increased
by man -made or natural. causes. sua~ as ice jams and bridge
openings restricted by debris. This Chapter does not Lmp1y
that the areas outside of the f1ood p1ain area bo~daries or
1and ~ses permitted within such areas wi11 a1ways be totally
free from f1ooding or £1ood damages. Nor sha11 there be
1iabi1ity on the part of. or a cause of action against. the
City of Eng1ewood or any officer or employee thereo£ for any
f1ood damages that may resul.t from reliance on this Chapter.
(g) Effect of Flood P1ain Regu1ations: The regulations
set forth in this Chapter for the F1ood P1ain District. sha11
apply to those 1a.nds within the 100-year flood p1ai.n as map -
ped and designated on an o£fic~a1 Zon~ng Map and sha11 be vo~d
and of no effect in areas not so mapped and desLgnated. The
regulations of this Chapter sha11 be construed as beLng sup-
p1ementary to the regu1ation.s Lmposed on the same 1ands by
the under1ying Zone c1assification.. When the F1ood P1aLn
District and the unde r 1ying Zone District regu1at~ons conf1ict
~th one another. the most restrictive regu1ations sha11 con-
tro1 .
22.4B-4. Spec~a1 Provisions
The fo11o~n.g regu1ation.s sha11 app1y to a11 uses within
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be specifica11y permitted under the te~s of Chis Chapter.
(a) The f1ood protection e1eva.t::ion or height sha11 cor -
r espond t:o a point one foot (1') above the e1eva.t:ion or "F1ood
Pro£i1e'' shown on or attached to the Zoning Map.
(b) No structure, ~het:her temporary or permanent:; fi11,
inc1uding fi11 for roads and 1evees; deposit; obstruction;
storage of mat:eria1s; or other £1ood p1ain uses ~bich acting
a1one or in combination with existing or future f1ood p1a.in
uses, sha11 be permitted that: a.dverse1y a£fects the eff~ciency
or the capacity of the f1oodway or increases f1ood heights or
adverse1y affects the storage capac~ty of the f1ood p1ains
based on the assumption that there wi11 be an equa1 degree
of encroachment extending for a significant reach on both
sides of the stream.
(c) No f1ood p1ain uses sha11 adverse1y affect the ef-
ficiency of or undu1y restrict the capacity of the channe1s
or f1oodways or any tribu~aries to the main stream, drainage
ditches, or any other drainage faci1ities or syscems.
22.48-5. Description of Uses
(a) Permitted Uses: The fo11o·wing open uses sha11 be
permitted within the F1ood P1ain D~strict to the extent that
they are not prohibited in a particu1ar area by any under-
1ying Zone District c1assification:
1. Agricu1tura1 uses such as : genera1 farm~ng and
the rais~ng of p1ants, f1owers and nursery stock;
2. Pub1ic and private recreationa1 uses not re-
Quiring permanent or temporary structures designed for
human habitation such as: Parks, sw~ng areas, go1f
courses, driving ranges, picnic grounds, fishing, and
hiking and biking trai1s;
3. Uti1ity faci1ities such as: f1o~age areas,
transmission 1ines, pipe1ines, water monitoring de-
vices, roadways, and bridges.
4. A11 uses a11owed by the under1ying Zone Dis-
trict c1assification ~thin the F1ood P1ain District
sha11 be permitted as 1ong as the conditions set
forth in Section 6, Specia1 Exception Permits, com-
p1ied with.
22.48-6. Specia1 Exception Permits
Any use enumerated in this section may be permdtted on1y
upon app1ication to the Director of P1anning and the issuance
of a Specia1 Exception Permit by the City P1anning and Zoning
Co~ission as provided in Section 22.4B-7(d), Process to be
Fo11owed for Specia1 Exception Perm~ts.
(a) Structures Accessory to O p en Uses:
cessory to open uses perm~tted in Section 5,
Uses, whether temporary or permanent, may be
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pursuant to a finding under the procedure required by Section
7(d), Process to be Fo11owed for Specia1 Exception Permits, that:
1. Structures ~i11 not be designed for human habi-
tation;
2. Structur es ~i11 have a 1ow f1ood damage paten-
t:ia.1;
3. The structure or structures, if permitted, ~i11
be constructed and p1aced on the bui1ding site so as to
offer the minimum obstruction to the f1ow of f1ood ~aters;
(a) Whenever possible, structures ~i11 be
constructed with the 1ogitudina.1 ax1s para11e1 to
the direction of f1ow of f1ood ~aters, and
(b) So far as is pract:icab1e, structures ~i11
be p1aced so that their 1ogitudina1 axes are ap-
proxLmate1y on the same 1ine as those of adjoining
structures.
4. Structures ~i11 be firm1y anchored to prevent
the structure or bui1ding from floating away and thus
threatening to further restrict: bridge openLngs and
other r estricted sections of the stream or river; and
5. Service facilities such as e1ectrica1 equipment
~11 be at or above the flood protection elevation for
the particu1ar area.
(b) Other Structures. Te~porary or Pe~anent 8 to be
Occupied by People: Other structures, whether temporary or
permanent. which are to be occupied by peop1e, ~ay be per-
mitted on1y upon a finding by the City P1anning and Zoning
Com:m.:i..ssion that:
1. Such structures sha11 comply with Section (a)
3. 4, and 5, above.
2. The first f1oor or any structure to be erected,
constructed. reconstructed, or moved on the f1ood p1a~n
as shown on an officia1 Zoning Map, sha11 be constructed
at or above a point one (1) foot above the ~00 -year f1ood
e1evation for the particu1ar area and the fi11 sha11
extend at such e1evation at 1east fifteen (15) feet be-
yond the 1imits of any st:ruct~re or b~i1dLng erected
thereon.
3. No basement sha11 be permitted La any residentia1
structure.
(c) Fi11s or Deposition of Materia1s: Fi11s or deposi-
tion of materials may be permitted on1y upon a fLnding by the
Cit:y P1~--an:d"' zuz;Iu£ Cuiiiiii£ss£uu UraL .
1. Any fi11 or deposition of materials ~11 comply
~th Section (4), Specia1 Provisions. and
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2. The fi1~ or deposition of ~ateria1s wi11 ha~e some
beneficia1 purpose and the amount thereof ~11 not be greater
than is necessary to achieve that purpose 7 as demonstrated
by a p1an submitted by the owner showing the £Lna1 dimen-
sions of the proposed £i11 or other material and the use
to which the fi11ed 1and wi11 be put;
3. The fi11 or deposition of ~ateria1s does not en-
croach on that portion of the £1ood p1ain which wou1d have
significant and perceptible f1ow during the £1ood, and
which for that reason would he1p convey the f1ood waters.
Any additional fi11ing reduces the hydraulic capacity
and requires appropriate hydraulic studies and a review
of the urban impact of such reduction.
4. The fi11 or other materials wi11 be protected
against erosion by rip-rap, strong vegetative cover or
bu1kheading.
(d) The Storage or Processing of Materia1s: The storage
or processing of materia1s that are buoyant, f~ammab1e, ex-
p~osive, or in t1mes of f1ooding, cou~d be injurious to human,
an~a1, or p1ant ~ife, sha~~ be at or above the f1ood protec-
tion e1evation for the particu1ar area or f1ood proofed in
comp1iance with Section 22.4B -7(e)(1), Conditions Attached
to Specia1 Exception Permits. So1id waste disposa1 faci1ities,
such as junkyards or areas for the dumping of refuse or the
storage of non-operab1e vehic1es sba11 not be permitted.
(e) S~1ar Uses: Uses very sLmi1ar Ln nature to per-
mitted uses may be a11crwed by the City P1anning and Zoning
Co~ssion, provided that they are consistent with the pro -
visions of this Chapter.
22.4B -7. Administration
(a) F1ood P1ain Zoning Administrator: The Director of
P1anning or his assignee sha11 administer the provisions of
this Chapter.
(b) F1ood P1ain Zoning Permit: A f1ood p1ain Zoning
Permit must be obta~ed from the F1ood P1ain Zoning Adminis-
trator before a Bui1ding Permit can be issued for any use
subject to the provisions of this Chapter.
(c) Mapping Disputes: The fo11o~g procedure sba11 be
used by the City P1anning and Zoning Commission in deciding
contested cases in which the 1ocation of a District boundary
is disputed:
1 . In a11 cases the person contestLng the 1oca-
tion of the District boundary sha11 be given a reason-
ab1e opportunity to present his case to the Commission
and to sub~t his own technica1 evidence if he so de-
sires. The Commdssion sha11 not a11ow deviations from
the boundary 1Lne as ~apped un1ess the evidence c1ear1y
and conc1usive1y estab1isbes that the mapped 1ocation
of the 1ine is incorrect .
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1. App1ication For: Any use 1isted Ln. this Chapter
as requiring a Specia1 Exception Permit ~ay be a11owed on1y
upon app1ication to the Director of P1anning and the issuance
o£ a Specia1 Exception Permit by the City P1anning and Zoning
Cormni..ssi.on.
2. Procedure for Passing on Specia1 Exception Permits:
a. Upon receiving an app1ication for a Specia1
Exception Permit invo1ving the use of fi11, construction
of structures, or storage of materia1s, the Commission
sha11 require £he app1icant to submit the £o11o~ng:
(1) Two cq:>ies of an aeria.1 photograph of
the area, or a p1an certified by a registered engineer,
co~petent Ln open channe1 hydrau1ics, which accurate1y
1ocates the f1ood p1ain proposa1 ~th respect to the
District 1imits, channe1 of stream, exist~ng f1ood
p1ain deve1opments, together wi~h a11 pertinent in-
formation such as the nature of the proposa1; 1ega1
description of the property; fi11 1Lmits and e1eva-
tions; bui1ding f1oor e1evations; and f1ood proofing
measures_
(2) If it is deemed necessary by ~he Com-
mission ~hat they have the e1evation of ~he effects
of the proposa1 upon f1ood f1ows and f1ood p1ain
stor age in order to render a decision on the pro -
posed £1ood p1ain use, the Commission ~ay r equire
the app1icant to furnish the fo1~owing additiona1
inform_at:i...on:
(a) A typ~ca1 va11ey c~oss-section
showing the channe1 of ~he stream, the f1ood
p1ai...n adjoining each side of the channe1,
cross -sectiona1 area to be occupied by t:he
proposed deve1opment and high ~ater i...n£orma-
t:i.on.
(b) P1an (surface vie~) showing
e1evation or contours of the g~und; pertinent
struct~re. £1...11 or storage e1evations; size,
1ocati...on and spatia1 arrangement of a11 pro -
posed and existing struct~res on the site;
1ocation and e1evati...ons of streets, water supp1y,
sanitary faci1ities, and soi1 types and other
pert:Lnent information.
(c) Profi.l.e sho~ the sl.ope of the
bottom of the channe1 or tha1weg of the stream .
(d) Specifications for bui1di...ng con-
struction and materia1s, f1ood proofing, fi11ing,
dredging, grading, channe1 i.~provement, storage
of materia1s, water supp1y, and sanitary faci1i-
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3. Decis~on of Commission to be Based on Certain
Factors: The deteDni...nat:i...on of the Commission on each
Speci...a1 Exception Permit: sha11 be based on the effects
of the proposed project: w1th respect to the objectives
and purposes of this Chapter as stated in the Statement:
of Purpose, (a) 1., 2, 3., and 4.
4. The Commission sha11 act on an app1ication in
the manner above described ~thin 30 days from receiving
the app1i...caci...on.
(e) Condi...t:io~s Attached to Speci...a1 Exception Permits:
Upon consideration of the factors 1isted above and the pur-
poses of this Chapter, the City P1anni...ng and Zoning Com-
mission may attach such conditions, in add~ti...on to those
requ~red by specia1 permits, as it dee~s necessary in
furthering the purposes of this Chapter. Such conditions
~ay inc1ude specifications for, ~ithout 1Lmitation because
of specific enumeration, modification of waste disposa1
methods and fac~1ities, 1andscaping , period of operation.
operationa1 contro1s, sureties, deed restriction, and ade-
quate f1ood proofing.
1. F1ood proofing : Specia1 exceptions requiring
f1ood proofing measures such as the fo11owing sba11 be
designed consistent w1th the f1ood protection e1evation
for the particu1ar area as described in the Specia1
Prov~sions, Section (4); and f1ood ve1ocities, forces
and other factors associated with the f1ood protection
e1evation. The Commission sha11 require dnat the app1i-
cant submit a p1an or document certified by a registered
professiona1 engineer that the £1ood proofing measures
are consistent ~th the f1ood protection e1evation for
the particu1ar area:
(a) Anchorage to resist fLotacion and 1atera1
move:rnen t .
(b) I.n.sta11ation of watertight doors, bu1k-
heads and shutters.
(c) Reinforcement of wa11s to resist water
pressures.
(d) Use of water-proof paints, me~branes or
mortars to reduce seepage of water through wa11s.
(e) Addition of ~ass or weight: to structures
to resist f1otation.
(£) Insta11ation of pumps to 1ower water 1eve1s
in structures .
(g) Construction of water supp1y and waste treat-
ment systems to prevent the entrance of f1ood waters.
{h) Pumping faci1ities for subsurface drainage
systems for bui1dLngs to re1ieve externa1 foundation
wa11 and basement f1oor pressures.
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co11apsc ~ caused by water pressure or f1oating
debris.
(j) C ut:of:£ va1v s on sewer 1ines or the
e1imination o£ gravity £1ow basement drains .
22.4B-8. C erti£icate of: Com p1iance
(a) No v acan t 1and sha11 be occupied or used and no
bui1din g sha11 be hereafter erec t ed , a1t:ered, or move d on
the f1ood p1ains of any '\o\1ater course,. n o r sha11 such bui..1d-
ings be occupied, untl1 a Certi..Licate of Comp 1iance sha11
h ave been issued by t he D irector of P1anning.
(b) The app1icant sha11 submit a certi..£i..cati..on by
a re gistered professi..ona1 engineer to the Director of
P1anni..ng that the finishe d fi..11 and bui..1di..ng f1oor e1eva-
t:i..ons. f1ood proofing measures, or other protection factors
were accomp1i..shed in comp1iance wi..th the provisions of this
Chapter. Within ten days after receipt of such certifica-
tion from the app1icant, the Direc tor of P1a..n.ning sha11
issue a Certificate of Comp1iance on.1y if the bui1di.ng or
premis es and the proposed use thereof~ conform wi..th a11 of
the. requirements of this Chapter.
22 .4B-9. Alne ndme nts
The. boundaries of the F1ood P1ain District sha11 be
subj ect to periodic revi..ew by the City P1anning and Zoning
Commission and sha11 be amended in the manner provided by
1a~, to conform ~th any r e vised , corrected or additiona1
hydro1ogica1 data avai1ab1e from Federa1, State, or r egiona1
agencies or from a consu1ting engineer retained by the City.
22.4B-10. Non-Conformi_ng Uses
Existing non -conforming uses in the F1ood P1ai.n Dis-
trict may b e modified , a1tered~ or repaired to incorporate
flood-proofin g measures; but such non-conforming uses sha11
not be expanded.
22.4 B -11. Severabi1ity
If any part or parts o£ this subchapte r are for any
reason he1d to b e inva1id~ such d ec ision sha11 not affect
the va1idity of the remaining portion of this subchapter.
S ection 2. That the City Coun.ci1 finds and d e termines
that the provisions of this O rdinance must become effective
prior to D ecCmbe r 31, 1971 in order to continue th e benefits
accruing to those individua1s who have purchased £1ood in-
surance pur s uant to th e Federa1 program pre vious1y instituted,
and thcre Lorc find s th at emergency exists and dec1ares that
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this Ordinance sha11 be in £u11 Loree and ef:fect: i._mmedi-
atc1y upon Cina1 passage and sha11 be pub1ished within
seven. (7) days thc.rca..Cter.
Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first r eading
on the 15th day of November, 1971.
Pub1i.she d as a. Bi11 for an Ordinance on the /?£:!5
d ay of rh /.~ 1971.
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1et:e copy of
a Bi11 for an Ordinance, introduced, read in fu11 and
pas sed on first reading on the 15th day of November, 1971.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3. AND REPEALING SECTION
~0. ALL OF CHAPTER ~0. OF THE '69 E.M.C .• ENTITLED.
"ELECTRICAL CODE; AND• ADOPTING BY REFERENCE IN LIEU
THEREOF, CHAPTERS ~ THROUGH 9. INCLUSIVE OF THE
'NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE" • ~97~ EDITION • TOGETHER WITH THE
APPENDIX CONTAINED THERE IN.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, as fo~~o-s:
Section 1. That Section 3 of Chapter 10, Artic1e
III, of the 9 69 E .M.C .,. enti-t1ed, "National. E1ectric
Code; Authority'', is hereby aiDended to read as fol.l...ow-s:
3-~0-3. National. El...ectric Code,
~97~ Edition. Adopted
Chapters 1 through 9, :i.ncl...u.si-ve, of the "National.
E1ectric Code'', 1...971 Edition,. together ~th the Appen-
dix contained therein, are hereby adopted by refer-
ence, ~th the same force and effect as though the
same were fu11y set forth herein, subject to the
other provisions contained Ln this chapter.
Section 2. That Section 10, Chapter 10, Artic1e III,
of the '69 E.M.C., entit:l...ed, "Permit; Fees", is hereby
express1y repea1ed.
3-~0-~0. Repea1ed.
Introduced, read in fu11 an.d passed on first readi.ng
on the _,~.z?i day of ~,~, 1...971.
Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the
day of 22----~~; ~97~.
Attest:
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the
abo-ve and foreaoLng is a true, accurate and compl...ete
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C ITY: 0 F F I C 1 A L! C:O ~'r-,..CJL ~lJMENllr
'·-'1 5"11
INTROD UCED AS A BILL B Y CO UNC I LMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 9. TITLE III. OF THE '69
E.M .C . • ENTITLED. "PLUMBING"; ADOPTING BY REFERENCE I N
L I EU THEREOF. THE "UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE" • 1970 EDITION .
TOGE THER "WITH THE APPENDICES CONTAINED THEREIN; SUBJECT
TO C E RTAIN EXCE PTIONS AND MODIFICATIONS CONTAINED HERE I N .
B E IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C I TY OF
EN G LE WOOD ~ COLORADO, as £o11ows :
Section 1. That Chapter 9~ Tit1e III, of the '69
E.M .C . ., entit1ed, "P1umbin.g ," i s hereby repea1ed and re-
enacted to read as fo11ows :
CHAPTER 9
PLUMBING
Uniform P1~bing Code
1970 Ed~t~on Adopted
Chapters 1 through 1 3 of the ••u niform P1,_u:nbing Code'',
1970 Edition, together w1th the appendices contained
therein, are hereby adopted by reference ~th the same
force and e ffect as i£ the same were fu11y set forth
here in, subject to the exceptions, ~odifications and
amendments thereto here1nafter set forth.
Specific Changes in Adopted Code
The fo11o~ng specific changes, ~odifications and
amendments are hereby ~ade in the provisions of the Un~£orm P1umbing Code, 1970 Edition, hereinabove adopted:
Section 401(c) (new subsection) Above -Ground
P~p~ng W~th~n Bu~1d~gs
Soi1 and waste p~ping for a drainage system
~thin a bui1ding sha11 be of not 1ess than service
weight cast iron, ga1vanized WTo~ght iron, ga1vanized
open hearth iron, ga1vanized stee1, stain1ess stee 1
piping grade 409, Schedu1es G and H, 1ead, brass,
copper p~pe or of copper tube_ PLast~c p~ping bearing
the ~arkings NSF-DWV may be used on1y in one and two
fam ~1y dwe11~ngs.
Sect~on 40L(d) (new subsection) Underground
Drainage Piping Within Bui1dLngs
A11 underground bui1ding drains sha11 be
of hub type cast iron, service weight or heavier.
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317(e). Separate Trenches: The under-
ground water service pipe and the bui1ding drain or
bui1ding sewer sha11 ~e not 1ess chan ten (10) feet
apart horizonta11y and sha11 be separated by un-
disturbed or compacted earth except when insta11ed
in open uti1ity tunne1s. When this condition can-
not be met~ re1ie£ fro~ this Section ~ay be re-
quested from the Department by setting forth in
wTiting the reasons why such conditions cannot be
met and the detai1s of the proposed a1ternate.
Section 508. MLnimum Stack Vent (new subsection)
Any structure on which a bu.i1di-ng drai._n
is insta11ed sha11 ha~e at 1east one stack vent or
vent stack carried fu11 size through the roo£ which
sha11 be not 1ess chan three (3) inches in diameter
or che size of the bui1ding drain, whichever is che
1esser.
Section 802.
read as fo11o'WS:
Add a new subsection (n) to
(n) Mechanica1 Joints -Cast Iron Pipe
Every me.cha:n.i.ca.1 joint in cast i...ron. pipe
sha11 be made with a. f1anged co11ar, rubber ring
gasket and appropriate number of securing bo1ts,
or ~th a preformed mo1ded ring secured by pu11ing
the pipe together i...n a manner to compress the mo1ded
ring; or by means of a corrosion -resistant joint and
c1amp a.ssemb1y surrounding a sea1~g s1eeve of an
e1astomeric m a teria1 in a manner tha t the s1eeve
is fi.rm1y compressed by the tight ening device in
the c1amp as s e mb1y in order to pro vide a tight
joi...nt. E1as t omeric materi.a1 sha11 c onform to ASTM
Scandard C -5 64-6 5T.
Sec t i o n 1002.
read as fo11ow s:
Add a new s~bsection (e) to
(e) No drainage pi.pi.ng, water piping, tanks,
app1ia.nces and devices sha11 be i.nsta11ed w1thout
a.deq~ate provisions to protect them from freezing
temperatures.
Secci.on 1008.
fo11oW's:
Amend subsection (b) to read as
1008(b). Water service pipes or any under -
ground water pipes, sha11 not be run or 1aid in the
same trench ~t h bui1ding sewer or drainage piping.
(see Section 317(e))
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Add a ne~ subsection (g) to
(g) A11 Group A through I occupancies sha11
have at 1east one bui1ding drain and bui1ding sewer
of not 1ess than four (4) inches.
Section 1103.
fo11~s:
Amend subsection (a) to read as
1103{a). The bui1ding sewer, beginning two (2)
feet from any bui1ding or structure, sha11 be of the
fo11owing ~ateria1s: cast iron, vitrified c1ay sewer
pipe , concrete sewer pipe, bituminized fiber sewer
pipe, asbestos cement sewer pipe, or other materia1
first approved by the Administrative Authority.
Sec t::.ion 1108 .
read as fo11o"WS:
Sewer and Water Pipes (amended t::.o
1108. Bui1ding sewer or drainage piping sha11
not be run or 1aid in the same trench with ~at::.er
service pipes or any underground water pipe. (See
Sect:i.on 317(e))
Tab1e 11-1. Location o£ Sewage Disposa1 Syste~
Domestic Water Line
TABLE 11-1
LOCATION OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
MinLmum Horizonta1 Distance
In C1ear Required From:
Bu:i.1d:i.ng
Sewer
Septic Disposa1 Seepage pit
Tank Fie1d or Cesspoo1
Domestic water 1ine 10'4 5' 5. 5'
Introduced. read in fu11 and passed o n first reading on the
/_,... day of ~~~~ 1971.
Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the
day of >> ~-~ 1971 .
Attest:
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I, Stephen A. Lyon,. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of a
Bi11 for an Ordinance~ introduced, read in fu11 and passed
on fi.rst reading on the ,s-W day of ~"")--... _______.u~. 1971.
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