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Home My WebLink About1972-02-07 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• - 0 - • 1"0 : ;::R ON\: S UBJ ECT : • • • 0 - O FFICIAL c:::n:y: c o ;: r L r'"\t"':Li "'1 ENT t~" .... ~·-.J • -~ cou · .... ...._ '- ,n 1 e y 11. Di.:::-.1 DATf'n:Jffu!r ~L~7 LE O J:e /Z:2> LO -,,·a ggoner .\VING DISTRICT NO. 21. ~t th e hearing on severa1 pror es rs ~ prior to m~king a ~ in the Oi..sr-··ict. , 21 held on Jnnu~ry 24. 1972. there were :·e Council ·want:ed ~ddi.t:iona.l io'$:orma tio n :sian £or inclusion o~ streets and a.11eys In the 1o11ow ing ir and al.l.eys ~he ra p ~ main comp laint and obtained to help C 3 tion I have tried to rec ap the streets were present to comment along wit:h t:he have included additional in~ormation ~1 with their decision. 1.. 2 . 3. 27 00 S . Acoma S ~eet in1orm::.tion. 3000 s . Acoma Stree t in:form::.tion. One person at hearing wa n ting T wo people at bearing wanting 4500 S. Acoma Str eet Five people at hearing in opposition to pa ving. Q1-v n ersh ip l.ist: sho•.,-s total number o:f O'\\."ners a s 43. T he m::.in object:ion was that the street does n•t need pav ed . T ests have been comp l eted and t:he re su lts. ~hich are attached . show that the asphalt varies 1rom 2-inches to 2 ~-inches and that base course var~es ~ro~ none to ~-~n~h. Our cross -s e c~ions show that t~e c1~w n ~n the street var~es $rom 10-~nches to 12-~nchcs chroughout the bl.ock. Accord~n s ~o our present standards a 2-~ncb over1ay w ou1d not g~vc us the des~red strength and woul d cause the crown co be excessive . In my opLnion there are three a1ternatives: 1. To pave the street as proposed. 2. 3. To p1acc a thin ov e r1ay on the street with ~he County i mi1 l e vy in ord e r to prolong the rep1a ceme nt ~ To conti.nue as is with patching unti1 improvement:".;.;(, 1 ~ mor ~ :a.;>paren t to the peop1e. . ·. • - Th e second a 1~e rn ~tive cou1d se t a precedent th3t we haven't ~ol.l.owed ~n pr~~r d~st-~ct s . ""!!!' .-.. - - • • - • • • l-_ 2 r~· 27. 1 9 7 2 ..., Di.sLri.c L .·o . 21 3100 West Corne11 Avenue in:f:orcation. • 0 - On.oe person at ["'i.ng w a : •g 5. 3200 South O e 1awore Street-Two peop1e hear~ng •n na mes are on th e petition. A petition "~a submitted. oppo s~t~on to pav~ng. b c or~n g 28 names o~ owners out • a poss~b1e 37. hl a~n objcct~on was that the pav~ng ~s ~ need ed. Tests have been co~pleted and th e results. which are ached. show that the asphalt var~es ~rom 1~-incbes to 2 t -inc . -S and that: there i.so't any base course apparent:. our cr .,ss - secti.ons show that the crow n i.s approxi mate ly 12-i.nch es throu g hout th e block. The com.'Tl en t:s that were made on 4500 S. Acoma v:oul.d appl.y her e also. 6 . 1800 We st H a rvard Avenue -One person at hearing wanting in~or m atio n . 7. 2900 South El.ati Street -One person at hearin g in 1avor o1 pavin g . 8. 2400 South Raritan Street -On e person at hearing wanti ~G ~n~romat~on and request~ng that s~dewa1k be om~tted.- Wa1k ha s been 1e£t out ~n oth e r ar eas wh ere deve1opme nt had not y et occurred: Qu~ncy ~est o1 Li pa n D ec atur North ao d Sot th o1 Union Wa1k i s not d esigne d on Co11 ege Ave. io this di strict because o1 right-o1-~ay width . Private d eve 1o pe rs have 1e~t out wa 1k uoti1 d eve1opme nt occurs: Va11e~o 1rom Ya1e to Bates Amherst 1rom Va11 ej o to Tejon Wal.k has b ee n insta11ed under previous districts even where deve1opme ot had not taken p1ace: Ya1e 1rom Tejon east Bat es £rom Zuni to Te~on rt appe ars th~t past policy wou1d not dictate io any w 1 y and that si~ce the p1ans do ca11 £or sidewalk to _b~ i~~t aa ~~ mo~oL~Lhic a 11y wit h the curb and gutter. in order to ~ i~i - d~~£cr e nt~nJ mo v eme nt , then ~t wou1d be Coun c~1's cho~ce~ ~ A photo is att:acht?d showing curb , gutter. and wal.k at the ... ·-~":. • southwes t corn e-o£ X1ii£ and Rarita:"": ..... ~ • • • ., '· ~ T 32X - • • 0 - page 3 January 27 ~ l : Paving Distr · 9. A11ey e :::: request i and that:: 3500 Sou t. _ox Street -One P • on at hearing 10. tb at paving __ e knew o:£ ot !· postponed £or on e ~ two years owners (4) who ~e -~ the same way. A1~ey ea s t o:£ 3900 Sou t K a1amath Street an ••L•• to intersect We ~-Ka1amath Stree t: Avenue) -One person a r near~ng want~n do need r~ght -o£-way £ ~ th~s a11ey a s p1at. The Uti1ities D1rector has stat can be vacated as r equested. (~!.1ey paved in . : West Nassau ~.r ormation. We ~w n on the attached t::bat the easement 11. A11ey east o:£ 3700 South Lipan Street -One person at hearing wanting in:£ormation. 12 . A11ey east o:£ 2700 South Linco1n Street -E1even peop1e at meeting were opposed to paving and a petition bearing sig- natures o£ 28 out o£ 42 owners opposed paving. 13 . A11ey east o£ 3300 South Washington Street -A1thougb no one was at Hearing there have been many te1ephone ca11s in opposi tion i~ the storm sewer is not insta11ed. At this time we can not de~inite1y say that storm sewer wi11 be insta11 ed; tbere£ore~ we shou1d drop the a11ey 1or at 1east o ne year. 14. A11ey east o£ 3700 South Acoma Street -Three peop1e at bearing in opposition to paving. 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Dial, City Manager C'lTY c co c::ny 0 Le: FRO:\t: C 1.t::y Planning and Zon1ng om..mi.ss1.on ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~·~0Lc> FROM: Request ~or Height Exception -Oi£ices,. Ltd . Fronting on Lin coln & Sherman Streets south o£ Girard. The Cit..y Planning and Zoning C onunission,. at its meeting January 18~ 1972. voted S-0 (one m e mber absent) to recommend approval o£ the requ est o~ Harry E. Car1eno , on beha1f of o£rices, Ltd., £or wniver o£ t::he 60 £oot height limitation in the B-1 Oistrict as provided £or in §22 .5-7a(4) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to permit an o£fice building having a maximum height of 65 feet . Reasons for the approval are: 1. The i ncreased height wi11 not adversely effect the adjoining properties. 2 . Proposed parking comp1ies with the minimum standards set rortb in tbe Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and is adequate1y designed. 3 . Fire~ Hea1Lh and Safety standards wi11 be met in con- s~ruction .. 4. Drainage p1ans wi.11 be re v iewed by the Director of Pub1 ic works prior to issuance o£ a Bui1ding Permit .. Re spectfu11y submitted~ ~~-~ JAMES L .. SUPINGER~ Director Department oi-Community Oeve1opment for City P1anning & Zoning Commission gw cc: Mr .. Car1eno~ l\lr .. Giseburt. Mr .. S choc k. Adjoining Property owners. enc: Bu i1di.ng P1ans,. Location Map,. Sta £f Report,. Excerpt o:f Minutes. January 24,. 1972 .. • • • I' 32X I • 0 - • 0 • • • • • / 7 • • 1'32 • 0 - • -•••cc cccc .t...•L cc ~-Q__/.__ ~~~ ~__/~.__.,__, ~ "/ =g ~ 0 • • • 0 • r 32 - • • - STAFF 1· Page -J St.af£ the the .. of •RT rt Re: - 0 - CASE P2-72 Height Exception Re quest for waiver o£ the GO foot height 1Lmitation in District under the provision of §22.5-7a(4) to permit ~truction o f an office bui1ding having a maximum height e et . Da t.-. Lo be Considered: January 18. 1972. Name of App1icant: Harry E. Car1eno Attorney at Law 34GO South Sherman Street Eng1ewood, Co1orado 80110 Name of Property Owners : Cha1.merse A. & Martha •t .. Parker 3996 South Grant Street Eng1ewood. Co1orado Owners o f Lots 17 and 18. B1 o ck G. Premier Addition Audrey B .. Mitchem 3860 South Bannock Street Eng1ewood. Co1orado Owner of Lots G. 7. and 8. B1 o ck G. Premier Additio n. Offices. Ltd ... the bo1ders of options to purchase the propertie s 1isted above. These parties 1·e a11 represented in this matter by Attorney Harry E. Car ~ o . 34GO South Sherman Street. Eng1ewood. Co1orado. I..ocation: 3400 B1ock fronting on Linco1n and Sherman. Description of Surrounding Area: North: residences .. East: South: Structure .. West: Vacant. Commercia1 Bui1ding and Sing1e-fami1y Sherman Street .. Mu1tip1e-fami1y Dwe11ings and Commercia1 Linco1n Street .. • • • r 32x - • • • 0 - STAFF REPORT CASE n2-72 Height Exce ption Pag• =-~2~-=-------------- s p >u nd o f Prev A11ey vacati c. o ££-street park +t\ction: a s been appro" ·d . Approv r•1 of 82 Eaci1ity is a1so on the ~~enda. .£ .1 ~nts from Other D e-· .. ments: Fire Departme · Je ct proposa1, the Fi providing fire and pu providing that: '"From the pre1iminary d .. , on sub- Department sees no serio u ~ c oncerns in 1 c safety services to thi s s tructure 1. Access is provided on two (2) sides of the st.ructure--- (a) Linco1n Street . (b) Fire 1ane through parking area, south side. 2. F~re contro1 system --- (a) Wet stand-pipe system, inc1uding fire con- nection on Linco1n Street side . 3. Staircases, e1evators, corridors, and fire wa11s consistant with the Uniform Bui1ding Code, City of Eng1ewood. •• Pub1 ic Works Department: ""The description of the tract 1isted under (2) ol your memo inc1udes 19 £eet +/-of Sherman Street a1thougb the p1ot p1an of the proposed o ffice bui1ding does not. Since there is some question as to the status o£ Sherman, we shou1d probab1y require a quit c1aim deed for the 19 feet. Attached is a copy of our topo map with the property out1ined thereon. The property. if fi11ed, wou1d interrupt the natura1 f 1ow o£ storm runoff and cou1d cause ponding on other peop1e where it may not now occur. Retaining wa11s are not shown on the south or north property 1ines. These wa11s if bui1t on the 1ine wou1d have to have footings that pro~ect inward as wou1d the bui1ding proper. The bui1ding wou1d a1so have to drain to Linco1n Street and not to the North. The parking 1ayout and interior site drainage appear to be adequate ... Department o~ Community Deve1opment Ana1ysis: Section 22.5-7a(4) Ordinance provides: o~ the Co~~rehensive Zoning • • - STAFF REPORT Page -3- • 0 - CASE #2-72 Height Exception §22.5-7a(4) The height of any bui1ding or structure to be constructed in the R-3-A, R-3-B, B-1 and B-2 Zone Dis- tricts, or the gross £1oor aren of any bui1ding or structure in the I-1 and Z-2 Zone Districts, may be increased beyond the maximum specified in this Chapter by reso1ution o f City Counci1. subject to the f o11owing conditions: (a) Any app1icant for permission to construct a bui1ding or structure in excess of the 1imitations set forth in Chapter 22 in any o f the above Zone Districts sha11 fi1e an app1ication therefor with the P1anning and Zoning Commission, which Commission sha11 consider the same and sha11 make a report and recommendation upon the matter to City Counci1. In such consideration, the said Commission sha11 not be required to ho1d a pub1ic hearing or to give pub1ic notice of such app1ication or consideration. (b) Upon receipt of the report and recommendation from the Commission, City Counci1 sha11 schedu1e a pub1ic hearing upon such app1ication and sha11 give pub1ic notice thereof in the ~anner required by Section 22.8 hereof. (c) ~n considering the app1ication, both the Com- mission and Counci1 sha11 be guided by the fo11owing criteria: (i) The effect of the increased height or f1oor area on adjacent property inc1uding the effect on 1ight~ air and venti1ation. (ii) The avai1abi1ity and suitabi1ity o f private o ff-street parking. (iii) The 1ocation of the structure with reference to fire, hea1th and safety factors . (iv) Such other factors as may affect the pub1ic hea1tb. safety and we1fare. (d) No app1ication sha11 be approved unti1 written evidence has been received £rom the City Fire Department and Department of Pub1ic Works that the pre1iminary p1ans for the proposed bui1d ing or improvement inc1ude adequate ~eat ures f or fire protection and pub1ic safety. (e) AJ1 expense occasioned by tbe app1ication sha11 be paid 0¥ the app1icant, inc1udjng any necessary economic feasibi1ity studies or other p1anning surveys deemed necessary e::..titer by the Commission or by City Counci1 7 whi~h studies or surveys wi11 be furnished by app1.:ic ant upon request . ., • • - - - - 0 - STAFF REPORT Page -4- #2-72 .t Exception In addressing our ana1ysis to tbe <>l provisions~ the fo11owing is offered in regard to the r ~se u p1ans: 1... The 1ocation o£ the proposed struct t·e adjacent to the north property 1ine wou1d not su bs tantia11y hinder the adjoining property to the north by 1i.miting 1ight and air to that parce1. 2. The number o~ off-street parking spaces proposed meets the minimuM requirements of the Zoning Ordinance • 3. Bui1d ,. g • H · met in construe in the north si • th and Fire Codes wou1d have to be n . No openings wou1d be permitted o f sTructure bec~o~z.ero setback. Recommended Action: TI:l.at the City P --~.ning and Zoning Commission recommend to the City Counci1 the ~p prova1 of the request of Harry E. Car1eno for a waiver o ~ h eight restrictions in the B-1 District to permit a 65 foot ~our -story o ffice bui1ding for the ~o11 owin g reasons: 1 . The proposa1 w o u1d not adverse1y a~~ect the property adjacent to the north by restricting en- trance o f 1ight and air to said property. 2. The number o ~ off-street parking spaces meets the require.ments of the Zoning O rdinance . aespect~t.;;::- ~-SU~NGER Director of Community Deve1opment gw • 0 -- - • • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JANUARY 18, 1972 I. CALL TO ORDER. The regular meeting o f the City Planning and Zoning comm issi on was ca11ed to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman K e nneth C arlson. Members prese nt:: !.'lembers absent: Weist; Henning; Vobejda; Barton ; Brown ; Lentsch; Robins ; Carlson Supinger, Ex-officio Mosb~rger Al s o pre se nt: 0. A. Komans, Assistant Director of Community Develop- ment; City Attorn~y Berardini . II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Mr. Carl.son stated that Minutes of January 4, 1972,. were to be con- sidered £or approval. Lent sch moved: Henning seconded: The Minutes of January 4, 1972,. be approved as written. The motion carried unanimously. .iii. HEIGHT EXCEPTION Block 6, Premier Add. Lentsch moved: CASE #2-72A January 4, 1972 Henning seconded: The ~atter of the requested Height Exception for property in B1ock 6, Premier Addition, be raised from the ta b1e. The motion carried unanimous1y. J.!r. Carl.son asked Mr. Supinger tO review the request. Mr . Supinger stated that the appl.icants now have an option to purchase property owned by Mr. L. 0 . Watson, adding four l.ots to the total. area pro- posed to be devel.oped with an office building and off-s treet parking area. Mr. Supinger stated that amended pl.ans indicate the height of the structure has been .. ·educed from SO ft., with a request for 20 ft. height exception, to 65ft ., requesting now onl.y a 5 ft. exception . ~tt . Supinger stated that the area of the buil.ding has been increased, as has the number of off-street parking spaces the appl.icants are providing. Mr. Supinger stated that the nUln.ber of off-street parking spaces provided does meet the minimum requirements o f the Comprehensive Zoning Ord inance. Mrs. Henning inquired if the option was for the entire parcel.·owned by Mr. Watson? 1\.i.r. Su.p.i.n.ger repl.ied that it did encompass the eu- tire parcel.. Mr. Barton asked if the buil.ding woul.d now be four 'f:l.oors? Mr. Supinger stated it woul.d be four fl.oors, with the mechani~al. structure on top. Mr. Supinger stated that the appl.icants are not requ esting that additional. al.l.ey -way be vacated beyond their original. r equest considered by the P1anoing Commission January 4th . ~trs. Henning asked if an exception, i ~ granted. wou1d gq with the 1and or w~th the owner? Mr . Sup~ng er stated ~t wou1d go w~th the 1and . -1- • • r I - • - - - Mr. Brown r <."' ·ed to the fol.l.owing statement from Publ.ic n arks Department: e description of the tract l.isted under (2 ) of your memo incl.ud< ~ feet +/-of Sherman Street al.~hough the p l.ot pl.an of the prop< office buil.ding does not . Since there i s some question as the status of Sherman we shoul.d probabl.y r ~quire a quit cl.ai.m d (.~_d for the 1.9 :feet .•• Mr . Brown asked if th J i.s a probl.em? Mr . Supinger s tated that requiring the quit cl.aim deed w e d be cl.eari.ng up ow n e rship of the l.and in that particul.ar l.oc · ~n. Dis- cussion fol.l.owed . Mr . Supinger suggested that approval., if given by the Co ~s sion. shoul.d be tied to the pl.ans submitted January 12, 1972 . J iscussion fo11owed . Mr .. Brown stated he was concerned about the c:.r ainage on this site. He a s k ed what the additiona1 b1acktopped pa t ki ng area would mean to s urrounding property owners in terms o f inc reased run- of£? Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Brownwas referred to the c omment s from tbe Public Works Department as i ncluded in the staff report. Mr. Lentsch stated he fe1t the storm sewe r would take care of the problem. Further d iscussi on ~o1 1owe d. Lentsch moved: Vobejda seconded : The City Plann ing and Zoning Commission recommend to City Council that requ est f or Height Except ion f or property in Block 6, Prem ier Addition. under option by Offices. Ltd., b e approved; s uch approva1 to permit the construction of a 65 ft •• fo ur stor y o ffice bu i1ding . a s shown on p1ans dated January 11. 1972. in the B-1 Zone Di s trict. Criteria set f orth for Commission and Counci1 consideration in granting requests for height exception is met by the applicant. with particu1ar reference to the provision of avai1ab1e and suitable o ff -street park ing. The motion carried unanimous1y. IV. OF F-STREET PARKING PLAN B1ock 6, Premier Addition CASE #3-72A January 4. 1972 Mr. Carlson stated that consideration or the off-street parking p1an, as submitted by Offices. Ltd •• bas been tab1ed. Brown moved: Henning seconded: That consideration of the off-street parking p1an for O ffices . Ltd •• be removed ~rom the tab1e. T~e motion carried unani.mous1y. Mr. Supinge r noted that with the increase ~n the f1oor area o~ the propose d bui1diog from 20,400 sq. ft . to 24.352 sq . ft., the number of requ ired off-street parking spaces has a1so been increased. Mr. Supinger noted that the 82 spaces shown on the p1ans submitted to the Oeparta..ent of Com.muni.ty Development on January 12. 1972, do meet the minimum requirements for a building of the proposed size. Mr. Supinger noted that the design and 1ayout o f the parking 1ot, as shown on the p1ans of January 12th submission. does meet the approva1 o f the staff . Discussion fo11owed. Lentsch moved: Vobejda seconded : The P1anning Commission approve the parking lot design and 1ayout proposed by Offices. Ltd., on p1ans dated January 11th. which parking 1ot shows spaces ~or 82 cars. The mot i on carried unanimously. V. DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVE~ffiNTS. :t.tr. Car1son stated that a member or the Counc:11 o~ Governments starr has been invited to apeak to the members of the Eng1ewood Planning Commission on the runctions and purposes or the Counci1 o~ Govern- ments. -2- • • • • • • • ITY COl L REGARDING ACTION OR ~fEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWO< RECOMME~-r>AT10N OF THE CIT -~"-NING .. o ZONI~ C O~lMISSION. DATE: January 18, 1972 SUBJECT: Height Excep L o n. B1ock 6, Pr ~ c r Addition RECOMMENDATION: The Ci~y P 1 . to City Cou for property in B1ock 6, Pre, Ltd ., be approved; such appr< ft., four story offi ce bui1d ~ 1972, in the B -1 Zone Distri < and Counci1 considera~ion in is met by the app1icant, with o f a vai1ab1e and su1tab1e of1 ~ing and Zoning Commission recommend 1 that request for Hei g ht Exception -Addition, under option by O ffices, to permit the construction of a 65 as shown on p1ans dated January 11, C r:i.ter1a set forth for Commission l ting requests for height exception r ticu1ar re£erence to the provision -reet parking. Respec ~Lu11y submitted, B y Order of the City P1anning and Zoning Commission • • • • • • • • 0 - TO: Ho no1able llayo r and City Counc~1 v~~ Slan1ey H. Oia,, City Manager FR0:\1 : C ity P1annin~ and Zoning Commission FROM: Reque st £o1· Height Exception -O ffices, Ltd. Fronting on Linco1n & Sherman Streets south of Girard. The City P1anning and Zoning C omm ission, at its meetin g January 18. 1972. voted S-0 (one member absent) to recommend approv a1 or the requ est of Harry E. Car1e no , on beha1£ of Of fices, Ltd., for waiver of the GO foot height 1imitation in the B-1 Oi.strict as provided for in §22.5-7a(4) of the Co~prehensive Zoning Ordinance to permit an of fice bui1ding having a maximum height of 65 feet. Reasons for the approva1 are: 1. The increased height wi11 not adverse1y effect the ad~oining properties . 2. Proposed parking comp1ies with the minimum standards set forth in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and is ade~uat e 1y designed. 3 . Fire, Hea1th and Safety standards wi11 be met in con- struction. 4. Drainage p1ans wi11 be reviewed by the Director of Pub1ic Works prior to issuance o £ a Bui1d i ng Permit. Respectfu11y subm~tted, e~~ Director Department of Community Oeve1opment for City P1anning & Zoning Commission gw cc: Mr. Car 1eno. Mr. Giseburt, Mr. Schock, Adjoining Property owners . enc: Bui1ding P1ans, Location Map, Staff Report, Excerpt of Minutes. January 24. 1972 • • • • - • • INTRODUCE D AS A BILL BY COL~CI~~N DHORITY. BY A u THORITY ORDINAN'CE NO. _ _t.b::;;>_ ___ _ SERIES OF I972 AN ORDINANCE ~~NDI~G CHAPTERS 22.5 -5a(I0) AND 22 .8 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZOXIXG ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF I963, ENTITLED, "PRIVATE OFF-STREET PARKING STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL uSES", BY INCREASING THE RE- QUIRED OFF-STREET PARKIXG REQUIREMENTS FOR EFFICIENCY UNITS AND FOR GUESTS OR VISITOR PARKING, AND DEFINING THE SAME. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Sec~ion I . Tha~ Chap~er 22.5-5a(IO) of ~he Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance. Ordinance No. 26. Series of 1963. is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 22.5-Sa(l.O). Residentia1 Uses (i) Singie famiiy dweiiing .... ~wo (2) spaces per each dwe11ing unit. (ii) Mul.~ipl.e famil.y dweiiing .... Efficiency. one or cwo bedroom units .. one and one-ha1f (1-1/2) spaces per each dwe11ing unit. Three or more bedroom units .... two (2) spaces per each dwe11i.ng unit. Such parking sha11 be designated and ide ntified as parking for the occu- pants of the bui1ding on1y. Guests or V~sitors .... five or more dwe11ing units .... one(1) space for each .five units. Such park~ng sha11 be designated and identified as temporary parking for the use of guests or v~sitors of the occupants of the bui1ding on1y. Section 2. That Chapter 22.8 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Ordi.ua.n.ce No. 26. Series of 1963. is hereby amended by adding the fo11owing defini.ti.ons: Defi.niti.ons "Guest or Visitor Off-stree t Parking." An off-street parking space provided for temporary -1.- • • • r 32x • • • • use of guests of, or v~s~tors to occupants or tenants of the bui1ding , whether for social., business or p rofessional reasons. "'Efficienc y Unit ". A dwelling unit con- sisting of one room and including a bathroom , kitchen, hallway, closets and dining alcove directly off of the principal room, p rovided such dining alcove does not exceed 125 sq. ft. in area . Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first r eading on the 20th day of Decembe r, 19 7 1. Published as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of December, 1971 . Read by title and passed on final readLng on the "'/ 1;-.f day of .. ;?_...c-L-~~a-...__7 ....., _,. 1972 . Published by ti.t::1e as Ordinance No. ----'-"'---.,.....,,-Series of 1972 on t:he /o -':::5 day of __7 £..6.--.:.-. ..,--..,:c-1972. Attest : _____ ;_._'--~~-~----~----~-~/_-_~_-~cL- Mayor ex officio C~ty S1erk-Treasure r I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and for ego~n g is a true , accurate and comp1ete copy o£ an ordinance, passed on f~na1 reading and pub1ished by tit1e as Ordinance No . ~ Series of 1972. ex officio City C1erk-Treasure r -2- • • • r 32xl • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION FEBRUARY 7. 1972 8:00 P .. M. Ca.l.l to order, invocation by the Rev .. Bruce G .. Currier o:f the Ha.mpd.en HUla Am-erican Baptist Church, pledge of allegiance led by Pack No. sa. and roll call. 1.. M_inutes .. (a) Regu..lar meeting o:f January '17, 1972.. (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) 2. Pre-scbedu1ed citizens and visitors. (a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council .. (b) M.r. Austin Gomes, representing the St. Louis Catholic Church, will be present to request: approval of a special events liquor permit for a St. Patrick's a.ct:lvlt:y at that church. 3.. Public bearings. (a) To consider adopting an ordinance which w-ill increase off-street parking requirements. (b) To clnsider the a..ssessmenta t:or Sidewalk bnprovement. District No. 71 .. 4. Con:ununlcatlons -no action required. (a) Check List: (1) For applicants for a liquor an.d 3 .. 2 beer license .. (Copies transn::a.it:ted herewith .. ) (2) For applicants remodeling or causing other physical cha..n.ges to be made to premises licensed £or sale of liquor or 3 .. 2 (erm.ented malt beverages.. (Cop·Lea transmitted berew-l'th. .. ) (3) For liquor license ownership change excepting corporations.. (Copies tra.ns~itted ber~t:b. .. ) (4) For liquor license ownership changes -corpor- ations only.. (Copies transmitted bereV!rttb .. ) (b) Schedule for completion o~ Paving District No .. 20 .. (Copies tra.nsm.itted herewith .. ) (c) Mernorandu.nl from Mr .. Kells Waggoner., Director of Public Works. to Mr .. stanley H .. Dial. City Manager. regarding the use of plastic bags in fhe annual leaf pick-up program... (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) (d) Announcement of position opening for Ft.nance Direc- tor.. (Copies transmitted here"With .. ) (e) Minutes o£ the Board of Career Service CoDUD.issloners meeting o£ December 1.6. 1.971.. (Copies transmitted berew1.th ... ) (f) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Co'JD.Dl.l.ssloners meeting of January 20. 1972. (Copies traxun:nltted herewi.th. ) (Continued) • • • - • • - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION F EBRU ARY 7,. 1972 Page 2 4 .. Col:ll.Dlun.icatlons -no action required.. (Continued ) (g ) Minutes of the R.etlrement Board meet:tng of January 18. 1972. (Copt._ea t.ra.nsrnltted herewith.) (b ) Ml.nutes of the Workable Progra..xn Cltl.ze.n.s Cot:ll..Dl.lt:t.ee meeting of January 1 3 . 1972. (Copies t.ransm..Itted here- with.) (i ) Minutes of the Board of Adjust:In.ent and Appe.a.ls meeting of January 12. 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) 0) Ml.nutes of the Public Library Board meeting of Febru- ary 1. 1972... (Copies tra.n..s"JDI._tted herewith.) (k.) Minutes o:f the Planning: and Zoning Conu:nlsslon. meett.ng of January 4, 1972... (Copies transmitted herewith.) (1) Minutes o:f the Water and SeW'er Board meetln.g of Janu- ary 18. 1972. (Copies tra.n.smitted herewith.) (m) Final. assessment data sheet for Paving District No. 20. (Copies transrnltted herewith.) 5.. Conun.unlc.attons -with recon::unendations. . (a) Schedule for creation of Pavt.ng District No. 21. (Cople~--' ~ of schedule,. me'ID.oran.du.n:J. from Mr. Kells Waggoner,. Dl.rector of Public Works,. and a Bill :for an Ordln.ance ~- eatabllsbln.g the District transmitted bere~th.. ~ (b) Men::1orandurn £rom the Planning and Zoning Cou:u:nlsalon ------~January 24,. 1972,. recoD1.D:lendJ.ng the vac.atl.on m a ,...------ portlOD o:f the South Lincoln Street/South Sherxn.a.n street a.lley south o:f G.ira.rd Avenue. (Copi es transmitted here- w-Ith .) (c) MeJDorand:UD:J.. £ro.D:1 the P1annt.ng and Zonl:n.g CoDl...D1_la:&lon ~ dated Jaa:u.a..ry 24,. 1972,. requesting a. helgbt. excepUon for (d) __.....-<e ) ....-(f) .. <>fflcea,. Ltd. frontt.n.g on South Lincoln Street and.. South SherJn.&D. Street eou:th o:f East Glrard Avenu e . (Copies t:ra:na'Dl.ltted here.....tth.) Me:J:Doran.durn frODl Mr .. Stanley H .. Dial,. City Ma.na.ger,. to Council rega.rdl.ng the year-endtn.g ba.l.a.nce ln the ~eatlon FuncL. (Copies transmitted herewith .• ) Me-.norandu.n:l from Mr. Stanley H . Dlal. City Ma.n.a.ger. to Co\.Dl.cU reco:t:n.D1endln.g dead ll .. mb plck-up progranl ln March. (Copies tra.na:r:n...ltted herewith. ) CouncU Action Request ForDJ. for the renewal of the 3 . 2 ferzn.ented n1111t beverage llcen.ee for U ToCe M o:f Colo- rado. Inc. • 123 East Belleview Avenue. (Copies tra.n.s- mlt:ted here~t.h..) (g) Memorandum from. the Cha..lr%naJl ,of the Water and Sewer Board recon:u::nendl.Dg that a re&-olutloa. be passed recog:nl.z.lng the co:ntrlbutton m M.a.rcua o. ~vera. Jr • (Continued) -- - • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCTL SESSION FEBRUARY 7 • 1972 Page3 5. Com..munications -with recommendations.. (Continued) (b) Memorandum .from the Chal.rm.an of the Water and Sewer Board recoYD.xnendlng the acceptance and / approval. of the proposed revision to Title "XV of the City Code regarding Water Division matters; and that the City Attorney be instructed to revise the City Code to reflect the changes .. (i) Memorandum from the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board reconu:nenQi.ng the approval of a Re- V ·tsed Companion Agreement between the City, Cberrymoor South Water and Sanitation District and Cherry HLlls Rancho Water and Sanitation District. Memorandum from the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board recommendln.g the attendance of Lawrence E.. Thompson at the Water Pollution Control Federation. meeting tn Washington, D. C. on March 14, 1972.. ~ (j) ../ Memorandtu:n from the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board recom..mending the sale of Boreas Pass Ditch Ntunber 2 Water Rights. 6. (k) (1) Memora.ndtun from the Chairman o"f the Water and Sewer Board recom..mendi.ng the nomination of Mr ... John C. Kreiling to the Water and Sewer Board. 1£tter from Mr. Wm. E. Korbit:z, Manager, Metropolitan Denver SeWage Disposal District No. 1. inquiring if the City will flnanclally participate in the Regional Master Plan effort and name a repre- sentative to the M.an.a.gement Coordinat:l.n.g Group ... (Copies transmitted herewith. ) (m) Memorandum from Mr. Wm. L ... McDi.vltt, Assistant City Ma.n.a..ger, to Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Ma.n.a.ger. reporting on the Dayton cable televt.sion con.f"erence, Janu.a..ry 25-26. 1.972. (Copies transDlltt:ed. herewith.) City Attorney. - (a) Ordt..nance on fi.na.l reading adopting cornp:reh.e:n..sive sewer regulations... (Copies transmitted previously ... (b) Resolution with regard to acquiring certain lands around the Sewer Plant. (Copies transmitted here-_ with.) (c) Attorney•s choice. 7. City Ma.n..a.ger ... -----(a) Memoranduxn from M.r ... Stanley H. Dial, City Manager. to Co\.Ul.cil regarding a core area Planning and Develop- ment Com..mlttee... (Copies transmitted berewi.th .. ) (Cont'lnued) • • • I' 32 X I - • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSYON FEBRUARY 7 • 1.972 Page4 7.. City Manager... (Contln.ued) (b) Memorandum froD"l. Mr .. Stephen A .. Lyon. Director of Finance, and Fire Chl-ef W"m .. A .. Hamilton reccn:n- mendl.n.g the awarding of a bid for a telescopic squirt apparatus in the Fire Departtnen.t... (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (c) Request :for approval to send Patrob:nan Du.a.n.e Jarred to the New Mexico ~'W Enf:orcemen:t "I'rain.Jng Acaderny, February 21-25, 1972 .. (d) Manager's chol-ce. 8.. Recogn.ltlOD of non-scheduled cltl..zens and visitors. 9 ... General. dlscusslon .. (a) Mayor's choice .. (b) Councll:r:nan.'s choice .. 10. Adj~ent. ~":7 ;4<-~--17 STANLE Y R. DIAL City Manager SHD/l} • • • r 32xl - - - 0 - "SPEC IAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES , Februa~y errt9~G ~~ C r A L F • L '? ...... CU "''I':::NT Precinc e No . Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr s . and Mr s . and Mr s . Pre c inct No. 2 c ou "' No~in H. L ar son, 2020 West wC:.'::e::~v'e_r:;;_fjj-£ ... Matt Schieser , 235~ Wes t Warre n Avenue Toney Schoenb e rter, 21 65 We s t Warren Avenue Mr. and Mr s. Roy A-Lucier , 3 144 South Fox S tree t Mr. and Mr s. Hyon C hu Maro lt, 3066 Sou th C herokee Street Mr. and Mr s . Roy W . Bl a ck , 30 10 South Galapago S tree t Pre cin c t No . 3 Mr. and Mr s . Thomas R. Danos, 3 152 South Linco ln Street Mr. and Mr s . G l e n B. Norri s , 2874 Sou th Lincoln S treet Mr. and Mr s . Jose ph J. Fliam, 2964 S outh L inco ln S treet Prec inct No. 4 ~-and lt ue A. Lynch, 3936 S outh Bannock S treet Mr. and Mr s . Walte r A. Loy , 3809 S outh Broadway S treet Mr. and Mr s . Gera1d Botkins, 3995 South Galapago S treet Prec inct No. 5 Mr. and Mr s . Victor F . Boog, 2865 South Downing Street ~-and Mrs. J ame s W. G unn, 3 074 South Pennsy1vania Street Mr. and Mrs. E1ven E. Wil1iam3, 3 248 South Wi1liams Street Precin c t No. 6 Mr . and Mrs. Gary E . Jen sen, 3 455 South Marion S treet Mr . and M r s. Richard E. Lo~e. 3383 South O gden Street Mr . and Mr s . B . L . Harks , 3 4 01 South Eme rson S treet Precin ct No. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. J ones, 3 198 S outh York S treet Mr. and Mrs. LendaL E. Se ar s , 3 118 S outh York Street r -"" c o. COt..o Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Fos ter. 3 189 S outh U nivers ity Boulevard Pre cin c t No . 8 Mr. and Mr s . John Lumpkins. 3525 South Logan S treet Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chri s toph e r, 3 470 South Lincoln Street Mr. and Mr s. Ru e L . Darby. 3 644 S outh Lincoln S treet -- - • • • • 0 - Page 2 -February 7 , L9 72 C ouncil Invi t ees Precin c t No . 9 Mr . and Mrs. C harles T . Lopez, 3 967 South Pearl S treet Mr. and Mr s. Jesse H. David s on,. 4095 South Lincoln S treet Mr. and Mrs. John G . Fortin, 4 0 42 Sou th S herman S tree t Precinc t No . 1 0 Mr . and Mrs. Irvin J . Bland,. 4103 Sou t h Fox S treet Mr. and Mr s . Rob er t C l o ud, 41.65 S outh Fox S treet Mr. and Mr s . Randy Kl.i.ne, 4249 S outh Fox S treet Precin c t No . 11 Mr. and Mr s . H e rman A. BodweLl., 4 301 South C Larkson S treet Mr. and Mr s . C laude A. C hubb,. 4 3 6 3 South Pearl S tree t Mr. and Mr s . J a c k A. Churc h,. 4256 South S h e rman S tree t Precinct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs . J ames F. P e tti.tt, 4 33 1 S outh Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. C arl R e dmond, 4 3 L5 S outh El.ati Street ~-and Mr s. Wil.l.iam G . S chaffe r, 4438 S outh Elati. S treet Prec inc t No. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Geo rge B. Adams , 2929 West U nion Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Arthur P. L udka,. Jr ., 4620 S outh King S treet Mr. and Mrs. LaWTence R . Wick, 3 1 70 West Radcliff D rive Preci.nct No. 14 Mr. and Mrs. James N . S Letcen, 5050 S outh Delaware S treet ~r . and Mrs . Richard J . S caduto, 501L South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Earnie Barrett, 4 9 4 0 Sou th Fox S treet Preci.nct No. 1.5 ~. and Mrs. E dward R . Jennings, 4 70 1. S outh J ason S treet Mr. and Mrs. W. J . J arrett, J r.,. 4 800 S outh Li pan S treet Mr. and Mrs . Rand al.l. S . Fike, 4744 South GaLa pago S treet Preci n c t No . 1.6 Mr. and Mr s . FLo yd Avi.s , 4588 S outh Gr ant S treet Mr. and Mrs. ELmer J . Lundbe rg, 4685 South C Larkson S tre et Mr. and Mrs. M artin R. BLake, 4849 South Gr ant Street • • • 1'32X • 0 - - "SPEC IAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES ,. February 7, 197 2 .. Precinct No. Mr. and Mrs . Norwin H. Larson, 2020 West Warren Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schieser, 2351 West Warren Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Toney Sc.boenberte r, 2165 West Warren Avenue Precinct No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Lucier, 3144 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Hyon C hu MaroLt, 3066 Sou th Che rokee Street Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. Black, 3010 South Galapago Street:. Precinct No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Danos, 3 l!t2 South Li.nc.o ln Street Mr. and Mrs. Glen B . Norri.s, 2874 South Lincoln Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J . Fliam, 2964 South L:i.nc.oln Street Prec.i.nc.t No. 4 Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne A. Lynch, 3936 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Loy, 3809 South Broadway Street Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Botkins, 3995 S outh Galapago Street • Precinct No. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Boog, 2865 South Downing Street Mr. and Mrs. James w. Cunn. 3074 South Pennsylvani.a Street Mr. and Mrs. Elven E. Wi.lli.ams. 3248 South Wi.1li.am.s Street Preci.nct No. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Jensen. 3455 South H.ari.on Street Mr . and Mrs. Ri.chard E. Lowe. 3383 South Ogden Street Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Marks. 3401 South Emerson Street Precinct No. 7 • Mr . and Mrs. Roy w. Jones . 3198 South York S treet Mr . and Hrs. Lendal E. Sears. 3 118 South York Street Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Foster. 3189 South Uni.versi.ty Boul.evard Pre ci.nct No. 8 • • • Mr. and Mrs. John Lum.pki.ns. 3525 South Logan Street Mr . and Hrs. Ray Ch ri.s topher. 3470 South Li.ncoln Street Mr. and Mrs. Rue L . Darby. 3644 South Li.nc.o1n Street .......... , • • 0 ... Page 2 -February 7, 1972 C ouncil Invitees Pre cinct No. 9 Mr. and Mrs. CharLes T . Lopez, 3967 Sou th Pearl S treet Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Dav~dson, 4095 Sou th Linco1n S treet Mr . and Mrs. John G . Fortin, 4 0 42 Sou th Sherman S treet Precinct No. 10 Mr. and Mr s. Irvin J . Bland, 4103 South Fox S tre e t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloud, 416 5 South Fox S treet Mr . and Mrs. Randy Kline, 4249 South Fox S treet Precin c t No . 11 Mr . and Mrs. Herman A. Bodw ell , 4 301 South C larkson S treet Mr. and Mr s . Cl aud e A. C hubb, 4 3 6 3 Sou th Pearl S~re e t Hr . and Mr s. Jack A. Chu rch, 4256 South Sherman S treet PrecLnct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs . James F. Pettitt , 4 331 South Fox S treet Mr. and Hrs . Carl Redmond , 4 3 15 South Elati S tree t Hr. and Mrs. William G . Schaffer, 4438 South Elati Street Precinct No . 13 Hr. and Mrs. George B. Adams, 2929 West U nion Avenue H r. and Mr s . Ar t h ur P. L udke, Jr., 46 20 S ou~h King S tree t Hr . and Mrs. L aWTence R. Wick, 3 1 70 Wes t Radcliff Drive Precinct No . 14 Mr. and Mrs. James N. S letten, 5050 South Delaware S tree t Mr. and Mrs. Richar d J . Sc aduto, 5011 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Earnie Barrett , 4940 South Fo x St reet Precinct No . 15 Mr . and Mrs. Edward R. Jennings , 4 701 Sou th Jason S treet Mr. and Mrs . W. J . J arrett, Jr ., 4800 Sou th Li pan S treet Hr . and Mrs . R andall S . Fike, 4744 Sou th G aLapago S treet Precinc t No . 16 Hr . and Mrs . F loyd Avi s , 4588 Sou th Gr ant S tree t Hr. and Mrs . Elmer J . Lundb erg , 4685 South C larkson S treet Mr. and Mrs. Mar t in R. Blake, 4 849 South Grant Street • • • ' • - 0 ,. - .. SPEC IAL CITIZEN PRc:x;RAH INVITEES,. February 7 • 1.97 2•• Preci.nct No. Hr. and Mrs. Norwin H. Larson . 2020 We s t Warren Avenue Hr. and Mrs. Matt Sc.hi.e.ser,. 235l West:. Warren Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Ton ey Schoenberter • 21.65 West Warren Avenue Precinct No . 2 Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Luc.i.er,. 31 44 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Hyon C hu Marolt,. 3066 South Cherokee Street Mr. and Mrs. Roy w . Black,. 3010 South Galapago Street Precin ct No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Danos,. 31.52 Sou eb Lincol.n Street Mr. and MTS. Gl.en B. Norris,. 2874 South Li.nc.ol.n Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fl.i.am,. 2964 South Li.ncoln Street Precinct No. 4 , Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne A. Lynch ,. 3936 S outh Bannock S treet Mr. and Mrs. Wal.t er A. Loy,. 3809 South Broadway Street Hr. and Mrs. Gerald Botki.c.s,. 3995 South Gala p ago Street Pr eci.nc t No . 5 Mr. and Mrs. Vi.ctor F. Boog,. 2865 South Downi.ng Street Mr. and Mrs . James w. Gun:n. 3074 South Pennsylvania Street Mr. and Mrs. Elven E. Williams, 3248 South Williams Street Preci.nct No. 6 Hr. and Mrs. Gary E. Jensen. 3 455 Sou th Marion Streec: Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lowe. 3383 South Ogden S treet Mr. and Mrs. B. L . Marks, 3401 South Em.erson Street Precinct No . 7 Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. Jones. 3198 Sou c:h York. Street Mr. and Mrs. Lendal E. Sears . 3118 South York Street Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Foster, 3l89 South Unive rsity Boulevard • Precinct No . 8 Mr. and Mr s . John Lumpkins. 3525 South L ogan Street Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ch ri s tophe r. 3 4 70 South Lincoln Street Mr. and Mrs. Rue L. Darby. 3644 South Lincoln Street • • • • • ,32 I - • • • 0 - Page 2 -February 7 . 1972 Counci l Invitees Precinct No. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Cha rle s T . Lopez. 3967 South Pearl. S treet Mr . and Mrs. Jesse H . Davidson, 4095 S outh Lincoln S treet Mr . and Mrs. John G . Fort:. ln . 4 042 Sou th She rman Street:. Prec i.nct No . 10 Mr . and Mrs. 1rvi.n J . Bl.and ,. 41 03 Sou th Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloud. 4165 South Fox Street Mr . and Mr s . Randy Kl.ine. 4249 Sou th Fox St-ree t Precinc t 11 Mr. and Mrs. HeTU1AD A. Bodwel.l. 4 301 South C larkson S tre et Mr. and Mrs. C laude A. C hubb. 4363 South Pearl Streee Mr. and Mr s. J a ck A. Chu rch. 4256 Sou th Sherman S treet Precinct No . 12 Mr. and Mrs. James F . Pettitt, 4331 S outh Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. C arl. Redmond . 4 3 1.5 South Elati St-reet Mr. and Mr s . Will.i.am G . Schaffer . 4438 South Elati S tre et Precinct No . 13 Mr. and M-rs. Geo rge B. Adams. 2929 West Union Avenue Mr. and Mrs. A-rthu-r P. Ludke. J-r .• 4620 S outh King S tree t Mr . and Mrs. LaW"rence R. Wick . 3170 West Radcliff Drive Precinct No . 14 Mr. and Mrs. Jam-e s N. SLetten. 5050 South Delaware S treet Mr. and Mrs. Richa-rd J. Scaduto. 501.1 Sout-h Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Earn.ie Ba-rrett. 4940 South Fox St-reet Precinc t No . 15 Mr. and Mrs. Ed~ard R. Jenn~nas . 4 701 South J a son S treet Hr. and Mrs. W. J . Jarrett . Jr .• 4 800 S outh Li pan S treet Hr . and Mrs. Randall S. Fike. 4744 South G alapago St re et P-r eci n c t: No . 16 Mr . and Mrs. Flo yd Avis. 4588 South Grant S treet Hr. and Mrs . Elmer J . Lundberg. 4685 South C larkson Street Mr. and Mrs . Martin R. Blake. 4849 Sou th Gr ant S treet , • • • 0 ,. - "SPEC"IAL CITIZEN PR<X;R.AM INVITEES, February 7 , 1972'' Precin ct No- Mr. and Mrs . No rwin H. L ar son , 2020 West Warren Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Matt Schieser , 2351 West Warren Avenue Mr . and Mr s. Toney Sch oenbe rter, 2165 West:. Warren Aven u e Precinct No. 2 M-r. and Mr s . Roy A-Lucier., 3 1.44 South Fox S t-r ee t H-r. and Mr s. Hyon C hu Marolt, 3066 South Che r okee S tree t H-r. and Mr s . Roy w. Bl.ack , 3010 South C al.apago S c.r eet Prec inc t No -3 Hr. and Mr s .. T homa s R. Danos , 3 1-52 Sou th L:l.n co l.n S tree t Mr. and Mr s . G l.en B . Norri s , 2874 So uth Li.ncoln S treet H-r. and Hr s. Jose ph J. F1iam, 2964 Sou t h L -t.nc:.o1n S tree t Precinct No . 4 Hr. and Hrs. LaV erne A. Lynch , 3936 S outh Bannock S tree t Mr. and Mr s . Walter A. Loy, 3809 S outh B roadway S treet M-r. and Mr s . Gera1d Botki.ns , 3995 South Ga1a pago Street Precinct No. 5 Mr . and Mr s . Vi.c tor F. Boog, 2865 South Downing S treet Mr. and Mrs. J a mes w. Gun.n., 3074 South Pennsy1vania S treet H-r. and Mr s . E 1ven. E. Wi 11 iaxns, 324 8 South Wi.11i.am.s S treet Preci.nct No. 6 H-r. and Mrs. Gary E. Jensen., 3455 Sou th HaT :ion. Street H-r. and Hrs. R:l.chard E. Lowe, 3383 Sou th O gd en S treet Hr. and Mrs. B-L. Marks, 3 4 01 South Emerson Stree t Precin c t No . 7 • Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. J ones, 3 198 South York S treet Mr. and Mrs. Lendal E -Se ars , 3 ~~8 S outh York S treet Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Fos t e r, 3 1.89 S outh U niversity Boulevard Precinct No. 8 Mr. and Mr s .. J ohn Lump kins., 35 25 South Logan St-reet Mr. and Mrs .. Ray Ch ristopher, 3 470 South Lincoln Stree t Mr . and Mrs. Ru e L . Darby., 3644 South Lincoln S treet • • • • 0 - Page 2 -Februa ry 7 , 1 97 2 C ouncil Invitees Prec inc t No. 9 Mr . and Mr s . C harles T . Lopez , 3967 South Pearl S tre et Mr . and Mr s . Jes se H. David s on, 4095 S outh Lincoln S treet Mr. and Mr s. J ohn G . Fortin, 4042 South S herman St r eet Prec inct 10 Mr. and Mrs. Irv i n J . Bland , 41.0 3 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mr s . Rob e rt:. Cloud , 416 5 South Fox S tree t Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kline, 42 4 9 South Fox S treet Precinc t No . 11 Mr. and Mrs. Herman A . BodW"ell, 4 3 01 South C l.arkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Cl.aud e A. Chubb , 4 36 3 Sou t h Pearl. Street Mr. and Mr s . J ack A . C hurch, 4256 S outh S herm.an S tree t Pre cinct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs. J ame s F . P e ttitt, 43 3 1. S outh Fox S tree t Mr . and Mrs . C arl Redmond, 4 3 15 S outh El.ati S treet Mr. and Mr s . Wil.li.am G . Schaffer , 4438 S oucb El..ati. S treet Prec inc t No. 1 3 Mr. and Hr.s. George "· Adams • 2929 We s t Union Avenue Mr. and Mrs. A rthur P. L udk..a, J r." 4620 South King S treet Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence R. Wick. 31 7 0 We s t Radc1i.ff DTi.ve P-re c inct No. 14 Mr. and Mr s -J anues N. S1etten . 5050 South Delawar e S treet Mr. and Mr s . Richard J . Scaduto. 5011 S outh Fox S treet Mr. and Mr s . Earn i.e B arrett . 4940 South Fox S treet P recin c t 15 • Mr. and HTS-Edward R . Jennings. 4 7 01 S ou th J a son S treet Mr . and Mrs. w . J . J arrett. Jr. • 4800 S outh Li pan S treet Mr. and Mr s . Randall. s. Fike . 4744 Sou th G al.apago S tree t P-re c inc t No . 16 • • Mr . and Mrs. Flo yd Avis. 4588 South Grant S tree t Mr • and Mrs .. Elmer J . Lundb erg . 4685 South C larkson Street Mr. and Mr s . Mart"i.n R. Bl ake . 4 849 S outh G-rant S tTeet • I' • 0 ,. - "SPEC IAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, February 7, 197 z•• Prec inct No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norwin H. Larson, 2020 West Warren Avenue Mr. and Mr s -Matt Scbi.eser, 2351 West Warren Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Toney Scboenber ter, 2 165 West Warren Avenue Precinct No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Roy A-Lucier , 3144 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Hyou Chu Marolt, 3066 South Che rokee S treet Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. Black., 3010 South Cal..apago Street Precinct No-3 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Danos, 3152 South Lincol..n Street Mr . and Mr s. Glen B. Norris, 2874 South Li..ncoln Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J . Fli.am, 2964 South Li.nc.oln Street Precinct No-4 Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne A-Lynch, 3936 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Loy, 3809 South Broadway Street Mr-and Mrs. Gerald Botkins, 3995 Sou th Gala pago Street Prec.i.:nct No -5 Mr. and Mrs. Victor F . Boog, 2865 South Downing Street Mr. and Mrs. James w. Gunn. 3074 South Pennsyl.vani.a Street Mr. and Mrs. El.ven E. Wi.l.l.:iams. 3248 South Wi..11i..am..s Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Cary E. Jensen . 3 455 South Mar :ion Street Hr. and Mrs. Ri.chard E . Lowe. 3383 South Ogden S tree1:. Mr. and Mrs. B. L . Marks • 3401. South Em.eT"son Street Prec i.nct No. 7 • Mr. and Mrs . Roy w. Jones. 3198 South York S treet Mr. and Mrs. Lendal E . Sears. 311.8 Sou th York Street Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Foster. 3189 South Uni.versi.ty Boulevard Precinct No-8 Mr. and Mrs. John Lumpk.i.ns. 3525 South Logan Street Mr • and Mrs. Ray Chri.stopher. 3470 South Li.ncol.n Street Mr. and Mrs. Rue L . Darby. 3644 South Li.ncoln Street • • • \ ! '!" • • T 32X - • - - - • - Page 2 -February 7 , 19 72 C ouncil. Invitees Precinct No. 9 Mr. and Mr s . C harl.es T . Lo pez, 3967 South Pearl S treet Hr. and Mrs. Jesse H . Davidson, 4095 South Li.ncol.n Street Mr. and Mrs. John G . Fortin, 4042 South She~n S treet Pre cinct No. 10 M-r. and Mrs. Irvin J . Bl.and,. 410 3 Sou th Fox S treet M-r. and Mrs. Rob er t Cl.oud, 4165 South Fox S treet M-r. and Mrs. Randy Kl.ine, 4249 Sout:.h Fox St:reet Precinct No. 11 M-r. and Hr s. Herman A. Bodwel.l, 4 301 South C l.arkson Street M-r. and Mrs. C l.aude A. Chubb, 4363 South Pearl. Street M-r. and Mrs. Jack A. Church ,. 4256 Sou th Sherman S tr eet Precinct No. 12 M-r. and Mrs . James F . Pettitt, 43 3 1 South Fox Street M-r. and Mrs. Ca rl. Redmond , 4315 South El.ati S treet M-r. and Mrs . Wi.lli.am G . Schaffer,. 4438 South El.ati S treet Precinct No. 13 M-r. and Mrs. George B. Adams,. 2929 West Union Avenue M-r. and Mrs. Arthur P. Ludka, Jr. • 4620 South Ki.ng S tree t:. M-r. and Mrs. Law-rence R. Wi.ck, 31.70 West:. Radcl.i.ff Drive Precinct No . 1.4 M-r. and Mrs. James N. Sl.ett:.en,. 5050 S outh Delaware S treet:. M-r. and Mrs. Richard J . Scaduto, 501.1. South Fox St:.ree~ M-r. and Mrs. Earni.e Barrett:., 4940 South Fox Street Preci.nc~ No . 15 M-r . and Mrs. Edward R. Jennings, 4 701. Sou th Jason S~reet M-r. and Mrs. w. J . J arrett, Jr ., 4800 South Li.pan S treet:. M-r. and Mrs . Randall s . Fi.ke , 4744 South G al.apago Street Precinc t:. No. 16 M-r. and Mrs . Flo yd Avi.s, 4588 South Grant S treet:. M-r. and Mrs .. El.mer J . Lundb erg, 4685 South C l.arkson Street M-r. and Mrs . Marti.n R. Bl.a\c.e, 4 849 South Grant S tree t • • • r 32x • 0 - '"SPEC IAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, February 7, 1972'' Precinct No. 1 Hr. and M-rs. Norwi..n H. La r son , 2020 West Warren Avenue Hr. and M rs. Matt Sc.hieser , 2351. West Wa rren Avenue H-r. and HT S -Toney Schoenberter, 2l65 West Warren Avenue Precinct No. 2 H-r. and Mr s-Roy A. Lucier. 3 144 South Fox S t-reet Hr . and MT S. Hyon C hu Marolt. 3066 South C herokee St-reet H-r. and Mr s. Roy w. Black. 30 1 0 South Gal.apago Street Precinct No. 3 Hr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Danos. 31.52 South Li.n.c.oln Street H-r. and Mr s . Glen. B. Nor-ris. 2874 South Li.n c.o ln Street Hr. and MTS-Joseph J . Fliam. 2964 South L:l.n.c.oln S treet P-recinc t No. 4 Hr. and Mrs. LaVerne A. Lynch , 3936 South Bannock. Street Hr. and Mr s . Walte-r A. Loy. 3809 Sou th Broadway S tree t H-r. and Mr s . Gerald Botkins, 3995 South Galapago Street Preci.nc.t No. 5 Hr. and Mrs. Victor F. Boog, 2865 South Downing Streec. Hr. and Mrs. James w. Gunn , 3074 South Pennsyl.vania Street Hr. and Mrs. El.ven E. Wi.ll.i.ams, 3248 South Wi.ll.i.am.s Street Precinct No. 6 Hr. and Mrs. Gary E. Jensen, 3 455 Sou th Mari.on. Street:. Hr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lowe, 3383 South Ogden Street Hr. and Mrs. B. L. Marks, 3 401 Sou th Emerson Street Precinct No. 7 Hr. and Mrs. Roy w. Jones, 3198 South York Street Hr. and Mrs. Lendal. E. Sears, 3 118 Sou th York Street Hr. and Mrs. Sy dney Foster, 3189 S outh Uni.versi.ty Bou1evard Precinct No . 8 Hr. and Mr s . John Lumpkins, 3525 South Loa an Street H-r. and Mrs. Ray Christopher, 3470 South Li.n.col.n Street H-r. and Hra. Rue L. Darby, 3644 South Lincoln Street • • • • I' - • • • • 0 - Page 2 -Feb r ua ry 7 ,. 19 72 Council. I nvitees Precinct No. 9 M-r. and Mrs. C harles T . Lopez,. 3 967 South Pearl S treet M-r. and Mr s . Jesse H. Davidson,. 4095 S outh Linc.ol.n S treet Mr. •md Mrs . J ohn G . Fortin, 4042 South Sherm.an S treet Precinct No. 10 Mr. and Hrs. Irvin J . Bl..and,. 41.0 3 South Fox S treet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cl oud,. 41..65 South Fox S treet Mr. &nd Mrs. Randy Kl..i.:ne,. 4249 South F ox Street Precinc t No. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Herman A . BodweLl,. 4301 South C l.ark.son Street Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Chubb,. 4 3 6 3 South Pearl Street Mr. and Mr s . Jack A. Church , 4256 South S herman S treet Precinct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pettitt,. 4 331 Sou th Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl. Redmond, 4315 Sou th Elati. Street Mr. and Mrs .. Wi.l.li.am G. Schaffer,. 4438 S outh El..ati. Streee Preci.nc.t No. 13 Mr. and Mrs . George B. Adams,. 2929 West Uni on Avenue Mr. and Mrs . A rthur P. Ludk.a,. J r. • 4620 Sou th Ki.n.g S treet Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence R. Wi.ck. 3 1 70 West Radc.11.ff DTi.ve Preci.nct No. 14 Mr . and Mrs. .J ames N . Sletten • 5050 S outh Delaware Street Hr. and M-rs. Ri.c.ha rd J. Scaduto. 5011 S outh Fox Street Mr. and Mrs .. Earni.e Barrett. 4940 South Fox Street Precinct No . 15 Hr .. and Mrs. Edward R. Jennings. 4 701 Sou th Jason S treet Hr. and Mrs. W. J. J arrett. Jr .• 4800 South Li.pan S treet Hr. and Mrs. Randall s . Fi.ke. 4744 South Gala pago Street Preci.nct No. 16 Mr. and Mrs. F 1oyd Avi.s, 4588 South Grant S t reet Mr . and Mrs. Elmer J . Lundberg. 4685 South Clarkson S treet Mr. and Mrs. Marti.n R. Blake. 4849 Sou th Grant S treet . , .• \ ~ II • • '32xl • 0 - "S PECIAL CITIZEN PR<X;RAH INVITEES, February 7, 1972 .. Prec.i.n.ct No. HT. and Mr s . Norw-i..n H. Larson, 2020 West Warren Avenue HT. and Mrs . Hatt Scht.eser, 2351 West Warren Avenue HT. and Mr s . Toney Schoenherter ,. 2165 West Warren Avenue Precinct No. 2 MT. and Mr s . Roy A. Luci.er,. 3144 South Fox Street MT. and Mrs. Hyon Chu Marolt,. 3066 South C herokee Street HT. and Mrs. Roy w. Black,. 301.0 South Galapago Street Preci.nct No. 3 MT. and Mrs. Thomas R. Danos,. 3152 South Li.ncoln Street MT. and Mrs. G1en B. Norrl.s,. 2874 South Li.ncoln Street HT. and Mrs. Joseph J . Fli.am, 2964 South Li.ncoln Street Precinct No. 4 ) MT. and Mrs. LaVerne A. Lynch,. 3936 South Bannock Street MT. and Mr s . Walter A. Loy,. 3809 South Broadway Street Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Botki.ns,. 3995 South Galapago Street Preci.nct No. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Vi.c tor F. Boog, 2865 South Downi.ng Street Mr. and Mrs. James w. Gunn,. 3074 South Pen.nsy1vani.a Street Mr. and Hrs. Elven E. Wi.lli.arns. 3248 South Wi.lli.ams Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Hrs. Gary E. Jensen. 3455 South Hart. on Street Mr. and Hrs. Ri.chard E. Lowe. 3383 South Ogden Street Hr. and Hrs. B. L. Marks. 34<H South Emerson Street Preci.n.ct No. 7 Hr. and Hrs. Roy w. Jones. 31.98 South York S treet Hr. and Hrs. Len.da1 E. Sears. 3118 South York Street Hr. and Hrs. Sydney Foster. 3189 South Uni.ve rsi.ty Boulevard • PTeci.nct No. 8 MT • and Mrs . John Lumpki.ns. 3.525 South L oa a n Street Hr. and Mrs. Ray Chri.stopher. 3470 South Li.nc oln Street Mr. and Mra. Rue L. Darby. 3644 South Li.ncoln. Street • • • • • T 32xl • - 0 - Page 2 -February 7 , 1972 Co unc~l Inv~tees Prec.i.nc.t No. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T _ Lopez, 3 967 South Pearl Street Mr. and Mr s . J esse H. Davi.dson, 4095 South Lincoln StTeet Mr. and Mr s . J ohn G . Fortin, 4042 South Sherman Street Preci.nct No. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Irvin J . Bland, 410 3 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloud, 4165 South Fox Street:: Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kline, 4249 South Fox Street Preci.nct No. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. BodW"ell, 4 301 South C larkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Chubb , 4363 South Pearl Street Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Church, 4256 South S herman Street Preci.nct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Petti.tt, 4 33 1 Sou th Fox Street: Mr. and Mrs . Carl Redmond, 4315 South Elati. Street Mr. and Mrs .. Wi.ll:l.am G . Schaffer, 4438 S outh Elati StTeet Preci.nct No. 13 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Adams, 2929 West Uni.on Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Lu dka, Jr. • 4620 South Ki.ng S treet Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence R. Wick. 3 1 70 West Radcliff Drive Precinct No. 14 Mr. and Mrs. James "'· Sletten. 5050 S outh DelaW"are Street Mr. •nd Mrs. Richard J . Scaduto. .5011 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Earnie Barrett. 4940 South Fox Street Pre ci.nct No. 15 • Mr. and Mrs. Edward R . Jennings. 4 70 1 S outh Jason Street Mr. and Mrs. w. J. J arrett. J r. • 4800 S outh Li.pan Street Mr. and Mrs. Randall s. Fike. 4744 Sou th Calapago Street Preci.nct No . 16 • Mr • and Mrs. Flo yd Avi.s. 4588 South Grant Street • • Mr. and Mrs. ELmer J. Lundberg. 4685 South Clarkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Marti.n R. Blake. 4849 South Grant Street • • r 32x I -- 0 - '"SPECIAL C ITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES.,. February 7 • 197 2'" Precinct No. Hr . and Mr s . Norw1n H. La rson,. 2020 We s t Warren Avenue Hr . and Hr s . H .a tt Schieser.,. 2351 Wes t Warre n Avenue Mr. and Mr s. Ton ey Schoenb er t e r.,. 2165 We s t Warren Avenue Pre cinc t No. 2 Mr. and Mr s . Roy A. Lucie r,. 3144 Sou th Fox S treet Hr. and Mr s . Hyon Ch u Marolt, 3066 S outh C herokee S treet Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Black,. 30 10 S outh G alapago Street Prec inc t No. 3 Hr. and Mr s . Thomas R. Danos,. 3 15 2 Sou th Lincoln Street Mr . and Mr s . Glen B. Norris,. 2874 South Linco ln Street Hr. and Hr s . Jo s eph J . Fliam.,. 2964 South L~ncoln S treet Precinct No. 4 Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne A . L ynch. 3 9 3 6 South Bannock Street Hr. and Mrs. Walte r A. Loy. 3809 South Broadway Street Hr. and Mrs. Gerald Botkins . 3 995 South Galapago Street Precinct No. 5 Hr . and Mrs. Vic tor F. Boog. 2865 South Downing Street Hr. and Mrs. James W. Gu-nn.. 3074 South Pennsyl.vani.a Street Hr. and Mrs. Elven E. Wil.1iams. 3248 South Wi.1l.i.ams Street Precinct No . 6 Hr. and Mr s. Gary E . Jensen. 3455 Sou th Marion Street Hr. and Mrs. Richa rd E . L owe. 3383 S outh Ogden Street Mr. and Mrs. B. L . Marks. 3 401 S outh Emerson S treet Precinc t No. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. J ones. 3 1.98 S outh York S treet Mr. and Hrs . Lenda1 E. Sears. 3118 South York Street Hr. and M r s. Sydney Fos t e r. 3189 S outh Unive rsity Boul.evard Prec i_nct No. 8 Hr. and Mr s . John Lumpk~na.,. 3325 South Loaan Street Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chr~etopher, 3470 South L~nco1n Str••t Mr. and Mrs. Rue L. Darby. 3644 South L~ncoln Street -- • • • 0 - Page 2 -Feb rua ry 7 , 19 72 Co uncil invitees Pre c inc t No.. 9 Hr .. and Mr s. C harles T . Lopez, 396 7 South Pearl Stree t Mr .. and Mr s . J sse H. David son, 4095 South Lincoln S treet Mr. and Mrs. John G .. Fortin, 4042 South She rm4n S treet Prec inc t No. 10 Mr . and Mr s. lrvin J . Bland , 41 03 Sou t h Fox S tree t Mr. and Mr s. R obe rt CJoud, 4165 Sou th Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kline, ~249 South Fox S tree t Precinc t No. 11 Mr. and Mr s . Herman A. Bodwell. 4301 S o u~b C larkson S~ree ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clau d e A. C hubb• 4 3 6 3 Sou th Pearl Street Hr. and Mr s . Jack A. Chu rch. 4256 Sou th S herman S treet Precinct No. 12 Mr. and Mrs . James F . Pettitt . 43 3 1 Sou th Fox Street Mr . and Mrs. Carl Redmond. 4 3 15 South Elati Street Hr. and Mrs. William C . Schaffer. 44 38 South Elati Street Precin c t No . 1 3 Mr. and Mr s . George B. Adams. 2929 West Un ion Avenue Hr. and Mr s . Arthur P. Ludka. J r •• 4620 South King Street Mr. and Mr s . LaWTence R. Wick. 3170 West Radcliff Drive Precinct No . 14 Mr. and Mrs. James N . S letten. 50 50 Sou th D elaware Street Mr. and Mrs. Ric h ard J . Scaduto. 3011 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Earnie B arre tt. 4 9 40 South Fox Street Precinct No. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Edwa rd R. Jennings, 4 70 1 South Jason S treet Mr. and Mrs. w. J . J arret:t:, J r., 4800 S outh Li pan S treet Mr. and Mrs. Randall s . Fike, 4744 S outh G alapago S treet Pr cf.n c t No . 16 Mr. and Mrs .. Flo yd Avis, 45 8 South Grant Street Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J . Lun dberg, 4685 South Clarkson Street Mr. and Mrs .. Mart in R. Blake, 4849 South Grant Str eet - \ ! -r • • T 32 X • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR CO NCTL SESSION FEBRUARY 7, 1 972 8:00 P.M. Call t.o order, invocation by the Rev. Bruce G. Currier of the Hampden Hills American Baptist Church. pledge of allegiance l ed by Pack No. 5 , and roll call. 1. l'\.1inut.es. (a) Regular meeLing or January 17, 1.972.. (Copies trans- mitted h erewith .. ) 2.. Pre -scheduled citizens and visit..ors. (a) Recognit:ion o f ··special guests·• of the Councll. (b) J\1r. Austin Gomes,. represent.ing the St.. Louis Catholic Church, will be present. t.o request approval of a special events liquor permit for a St. .. .Patrick •s activity at that church .. 3 .. Publtc bearings .. (a) (b) To consider adopting an ordinance which will increase off-stre~equirements .. To ~~r ~! assessments Cor Side wa1k I.mprovement. District No. 71 .. 4.. Corn.rounicatio:ns -no action required .. (a) Check List: (1) For applicants for a liquor and 3 .. 2 beer license. (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) (2) For applicants remodeling or causing other physical cha.nges to be made to premises licensed for sale of liquor or 3 . 2 ferYnented malt beverages. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (3) For liquor license ownership change excepting corporations . (Copies transmitted herewith.) (4) For liquor license ownership cha..nges -corpor- ations only.. (Copies tra.nsmtU;ed h erewith .. ) (b) Schedule for completion of Pavlng District No. 20. (Copies transmitted berewlt.h..) (c) 1\'lernora..ndu..m from l\1r .. Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, to Mr. Sta..nl ey H. Di.al. City Manager, regarding the use of plastic bags in the annual lea.f pick-up progra..rrt. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (d) Announcement o.f position open_Ln.g for Finance Direc- tor.. (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) (e) ~iinutes o.r the Board of Career Ser·vice Commissioners meeting o.r .December 16. 1971... (Copies tra..n.smitted herewith.) (f) Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting of January 20, 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (Continued) • • "32x • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCtL SESSION FEBRUARY 7 .. 197 2 Page2 4 . Cornmuni cations -no act:ion required . (Continued) (g) l\1inutes of t.be Ret.'lrement. Board meetlog of January 18. 1972. (Copies transmitted bere'W'iili.) (h) Minutes o:f the Workable Program Citizens CoYnmittee meeting of Ja..nuary 1 3. 1972. (Copies transmitted here- with .) (i) Minutes o.f the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of Janua..ry 12. 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (j) l\1inutes of the Public Library Board meeting of Febru- ary 1. 1.972. (Copies transmitted herewith .) (k) M_Lnutes o£ the Planning and Zon..ing Com_mission meetin.g of January 4, 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) 0) Minutes o.f the '-Vater and Sewer Board meeting of Janu- ary 18, 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (m) Final assessment data sheet for Paving District. No. 20 . (Copies transmitted bere~ritll.) 5 . Com.munication..s -'N'ith recominenda.tlons . (a) Schedule for creation of Paving District No. 21. (Copies o.f schedule, memorandum £rom J\.lr. K el1s Waggon er . Director of Public Works , and a Bill for an Ordinance establishing the District tra..n.smitt.ed herewith. ) (b ) Memorandum froTD the Planning and Zoning Commission dated January 24, 1972. recommending the vacat1.on o.f a portion oi: the South Lincoln Street/South SberJ"Dan Street. alley south of Girard Avenue. (Copies transmitted h ere- with.) (c) 1\IJ..er:norandu.m from the Planning and Zoning Com.r:nlssion dated January 24, 1972,. requesting a h eight. exception £or Offices, Ltd. front.lng on South Lincoln Street and South Sherman Street. south of East Girard Avenue. (Copies transmitted here\Wi.t..h.) (d) Memorandum from l\1.r. S tanley H. Dial, Cit:y J\.1.a..nager. t.o Council r egarding the year-ending ba1ance in the Re"brcation Fund. (Copies transmitted here-with. ) {e) l\.1 emora..ndu.m frorn ~1.r. Stanley H. Dial,. City Manager. to Coun.ci) recon:1mending dead limb pick-up program ln J1,.1a..rch. (Copies transmitted herewith.) (f) Council A ction Request e 16r the renewal of the 3. 2 fermented malt beverage license for ToteM of Colo- rado. Inc ... 1.23 East. Belleview Avenue . (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (g) J1,.1ernoranclu:rn from the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board reCOUl1'Dending that a resolution. be passed recognizing the contribution of 1\'i.arcus 0. Shivers. Jr. (Continued) • • T 32X - - - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSlON FEBR ARY 7. 1972 Page3 5.. Communications -with recommendations.. (Continued) (b) 1\'lemorandu.xn from 'the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board recommending the acceptance and approval of the proposed revision to Title XV o£ the City Code regarding Water Division matters; and that the City Att.orne be Ln.structed to revise the City Code to reflect the changes. (i) ~1.emorandum from the ChalrTD.an o.f the Water and Sewer Board recon:u::nending the approval of a Re- vised Companion A greement between the City. Cherryr:noor South W ater and Sanitation District and Cherry Hills .Rancho W ater and Sanitation District .. (j) Memorandum from the Chairman of the Water and S ewer .Board recommending the attendance o£ Lawrence E.. L"bompson at the W ater Pollution Control Federation meeting in washington, D. C. on :r..1arch 1.4. 1.972 .. 0) Men:1orandum from the Chairman of the W ater and Sewer Board recommending the sal e o_f Boreas Pass Ditch Number 2 Water Rights .. (k) ~1.eTn orandu.m from the Chairman of the Water and Sewe r Board recon:u::nending the nomination of M.r .. John C .. K.relling to th e Water and Sewer Board. (1) Letter (rom 1\'lr. Wm .. E. Korbitz. !1.1.an.ager. Metropolitan ~nver Sewage Disposal District No. 1. inquiring if the City wiU £inancially participate in the Regional Master Plan efiort and name a repre- sentative to the Management Coordlna.tl.ng Group .. (Copies transmitted h erewith .. ) (m) M e-morandum fro-m !dr .. Wm. L .. l\1cDivitt. Assistant City Manager., to !1.1:%" .. Stanley H .. Dial. City Manager. r e porting on the Dayton cable television conference .. January 25-26 . 1.972. (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) 6.. City Attorney .. (a) Ordinance on final readi.ng adopting com prehensive sewer regulations.. (Copies transmitted previously .. (b) Resolut:ion with regard to acquiring: certain lands around the Sewer Plant.. (Copies tran.smitted here- with.) (c) At:torney•s choice .. 7.. City Manager .. (a) l\'1emorandlllD from !1.1.r .. Stanley H .. D Lal . City Manager., to Council regarding a core area Planning and Develop- ment Committee.. (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) e (Continued) . - ;. r 32x - - - - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCTL SESSION FEBRUARY 7, 1972 Page4 7. City Manage r. (Continued) (b) b.1.emorandUJn fro"ID Mr . Stephen A. Lyon, O'lrector of Finance , and Fire Cbie( Wm. A. HarnUtoo. recoxn- 'O'lendlng the awarding of a bid f.or a telescopic squ..lrt apparatus in t:he Fire Department. 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Cot oraoo B y _.oe· t""'':' C.•tv covnc•• ot .,_ Cotv ot EnQie-000 ColoraoD. at ,,, ""-'·"'90"'0 , stepro....-.n A L.vD"" e • ott .coo C •tv C•er.._ P ubt<~or..ed Dec:C1""-DC"" n t•7t .n ·~ E not-ood t-tc:raiCI • i \ -- r 32x • • • • 0 - CHECK LIST FOR :-CANTS TO CITY COtJI':CIL FOR L:I:QUOR :A.ND 3. 2 BEER _trrl...ETS Th.i.s ch.c: l.i..st is to be used a...s a qu:i.de to hel.p the appl.i.ca.nt i...n obt..ai..n;i.ng: the nece ssary i.n£ormati.on. and forms for a l.i.quor or 3. 2 beer 1i.cense. The appl.i.cant i.s referred to the pamph1et on procedures for l.i.quor l.i.censes for more det..a:i.l.ed .i..nforznati...on than provi.d.ed on this check l.i.st. Thi.s check l.i_.st d .oes not i.ncl.ude any additional. l.i.c:enses or perm..i.ts that may be requi.red by other g:·overrune.nea.l. agencies. :r. Prel.Lminary Items 1.. A c:ampl.eted appl.i.cati.on fo~ in dupl.i.cate to the Sal.es Tax and L:i.ce.nsi.ng Oi.'Vi.si.on with appropri.ate checks to cover State and Ci.ty l.i.censes and the $1.00.00 appl.i.cati.on fee. (See attached Li.quor License Procedures.) 2. Three l.etters of reference for each partner, stockhol.der with ten per cent i...nterest or more, officer, owner, and manager. 3. Proof of right to premises (copy of 1ease or deed). 4. P1ans of the outlet showing the area in which 1iquor or beer wil.1 be served. S _ Accc:xnp1i..shtnc.nt of the Pol. ice Department i..ntervi..e-a.nd finger - printing of each partner #C stock.ho1der ""'i.th ten per cent interest or more #C off~cer, owner, and manager by the Eng1ew~ Po1ice Depa...rt..ment. An a,ppc::>intment must be arranged through the Sa1es Tax Di..vision for the interview at the tLme the comp1eted app1i- cati..on and checks are submi..tted. 6. Upon compl.eti..on and su.l:ami..ssion of the above i.tems, the Sal.es Tax Di.vi..si..on wil.l. schedul.e the app1icant before the Engl.ewood City Coun.cil.. The Ci.ty Council. meets on the fi..rst and third Mondays of each month at 8:00P.M ., City Hal.l.. In order to be schedul.ed for Ci.ty Counci.1 meeti..ngs, al.l. items mentioned a.l:>ove must be comp1eted no 1ater than Wednesday A.M. before a Ci..ty Council. meeti...ng. II. Fi..rst Appearance At" th~ &i..r-t .,_pe,a_ran ~ ~ ber '")r.._ t :-c ~ng1ewoc..-City Council. the pub1i.c --:;:~:i..n~-' i.11 ..Je! s,...-b0l...1.."':~e'-:., ... ~u _l...~..y · .. ..,i..C i.u ·t!'.i..rty days of this appear- • • •J r 32x • • 0 - Page 2. II1. Hearing (Second Aooearance ): The heari..ng upon t-""le app1i..cati..on i.s to dete_ . ..::. the. desi.res of the ~i.ta..n.ts and the reasona.b:l.e requi..reme.nts -:.. the nei..ghborhood in wh.:i.ch an a.ppl..i...ca.nt proposes to conduct hi...s busi.ness . The conduct of the heari...ng -i..11 fo11ow the procedure set forth i...n Se.cti...on 1-7-7 of the 1 969 Eng1ewood Mu.nici..pal.. Code, and m.ust coznp1y "With the statutory re.qu_i..reme.nts contained :Ln. Chapter 75, Arti.cl..e 1 or 2. At the he.ari.ng the Above menti.oned items 1 through 5 w~1 be presented by the Ci..ty as i..t.s exhibit. :x..n addi.ti..on to the :requi..rements above, the appl..i..ca.nt 3 t subrni.t an affi..davi...t certi...£y~g that he has posted the premises -~ the noti..ce of heari..ng supp1i.e.d h~ by the Ci.ty. IV. Wi..t.hi...n thirty days after the heari...ng, the E.ngl..ewood Ci.ty Council.. wi..l.l.. take a.cti..on on the a.pp1ica tion. The appl..i.ca.nt wi11 be notifi..ed in writi...ng of Counci.1"s decision. Attachments: 1 . Ru1es of Procedure for Quas i.-Judi..ci...a1 Hearings before Engl..ewood Ci.ty Counci.l.. (Chapter 7 , 1969 Engl..e-aod Mu.ni.c.i.pa.1 Code) • 2. Pamphl..et on Liquor Li.cense Procedures -Ci.ty o£ Engl..ewood. 3. State of Col..orado Liquor Code or 3.2 Fermented Mal..t Bevera9e Code. (A $2.00 payment i.s requi.red.) -... ,:.• • • • .. · I' 32X ( - • • • • 0 - -l DEPA..Rr"PPEE!if' OF FLRANCE SALES TAX DIV'I.SION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CHECK LIST FOR APPLICANT Gioe'--IU!:MODEL OR CAUSE IOEPHER. PHYSICAL C~ TO BE MADE TO PREMISES L:tCE!il§i!'IJ f£'CS'ii ~l.OF ..L1Q091l::AJ!.<jl. 2 FE.RMENrE.D MALT BEVERAGE A11 e xpan sions . enl.argements ~ and modi£Lcatio~s of the premise• of a 1i..quor outl..et o :r a 3. 2 fer.me:n ted m.al..t beverage out.l..et snust be approved by the Engl..ewood C~ty Council... The a p pl..i.cant must su.bmi.t :in. dupl.i.cate the State of Co1orad.o foru~-a for modi.fi.cat1on of pre~~ses to the Engl..ewood Sal..es Tax and Li.censLng Di.vi.- si..on. These forms may be obtained by cal..l..i.ng the Ci..ty. :rx. Pl..a..ns and Speci.fi..cat:Lon..s Detai.l..ed pl..ans and speci.fi.catLons setting forth the work to be done are to accompany the State form. Il:I . A ''before'' IDOdi..fi...cati_o n. l.ayout and an ''after'' m.odi..fi..cati..on l..ayout must be submitted on 24 x 36 inch paper. rv . A£ter subm.i.&&i..on of these items a..nd prel..i..mi.n.ary review by the City .. the Sal..es Tax and Licensing Oi.vi.si..on wi..l..l.. schedu1e an appearance of the app1icant before the Eng1ewood City Counc~1. App11cant wi11 be notified of the t i.me and date of the appearance . v _ Appearance Before City Counci1 The a pp1icant is required to a ppear before Counci1 and exp1ain the nature of the modifications to the premise&. If the modi£ications are approved , the Sa1es Tax and Licensing Division wi11 forward the neces- sary papers to the State of Co1orado- In no way does this procedure make it unnecessary for the app1icant to secure the proper bui1di..ng permit or to obey t..he Bui1di.nq Code . • • \ ! ;. T 32 X - - - C JT"'Y" c9. F r I c-r A cou r-..:c... - 0 - ~'"E NT DEPARTMENT OF F:I:NANCE SALES ~ DIVISION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CHECK LIST FOR LIQUOR -~~~N~_€ QWNERSHX2 ~-EXCEPTING CORPORATIONS This check l.ist is to be used as a guide to he1p the a pp1icant in &11 changes of o-nership except those dea1ing with corporations. The app1icant is referred t o the attached pamph1et on pro cedures for l.iquor 1icenses for more detai1~d Lnformation than provided on this check 1ist . This check 1ist does not ~c1ude any add~t iona1 items that may be required by other governmental. agencies. I. Prel.i..mi..nary Items 1. A comp1eted appl.ication form , Ln dupl.icate~ must be submitted to the Sal.es Tax and Licensing Division with appropriate checks to cover State and City 1icenses. (See attached Liquor License Procedures .) 2 . Three 1etters of reference for each partner, officer, owne~~ and ma.n.ager. 3. Proof of right to prem~ses (copy of the opt~on or agreement between the s e11er and applicant). 4. Accomplishment of the Po1i.ce Department interview and fi.nge.r - printi.ng of each partn er ~ offic er ~ owner . and manager by the Englew ood Police Department . An appointment m.ust be arranged through the Sales Tax and Licens :Lng Division f or the i..nterview at the tLmc the comp1eted app1~cation and checks are submitted . S. Upon rece1pt of the Police and FBI Report ~ the Sales Tax and Licensing Division w i11 schedule the applicant before the Englewood City Counci.1. The City Cou.nci..1 meets on the fi...rst and th.i_rd Mondays of each month at B:OO P .M .• City Ha11. In order to be s cheduled for City Council meetings . a11 items mentioned above must be completed no 1ater than Wednesday A.M . before a City Council meeting . II. Appearance Before City Council The applicant is required to appear before City Council to obtaLn approval of the rei...ssuance o f the license. The City of Englewood wi11 present the items mentioned above to C ity Council for perusal and City Council wi..11 discuss the change i..n ownership with the appli - cant. III. If Reissuance is Approved If the Ci...ty Council approves the reissuance of the license, the Sales Tax and LicensLng Division wi11 forward the n ecessary papers to the State of C olorado . Assumi....ng approval by the State of C o l o rado. the City wi11 issue the State and City licenses. • -- • -• - Page 24 Attachments: 1. The pamph1et on Liquor License Procedures --City of Eng1ewood4 24 State of Co1orado Liquor Code or 3_2 Fermented Ma1t Beverage Code4 ··~ II • • • • '32xl - - 0 - cou DEPARTMENT OF F~E S.A.LES TAX DIVISION CXTY OF ENGLEWOOD CHECK LIST FOR LISj!UO fr~ll::~liiP CHJUi!!lES --CORPO RATIONS ONLY CUD. C OLO_ Th~s check ~ist is to be used as a guide t o he1p the a pp1icant in a11 transfers of corporate stock . The app1Lcant is referred to the attached pamp~et on procedures f o r 1iquor 1icenses for more detai1ed info rmation than provided on this check 1ist. Thi s check 1ist does not inc1ude any additio na1 items that may be required by other governroe..nta.1 agencies . X£ a sa1e of corporate stock is p1anned by the present out1et and said sa1c s ha11 cause ten per cent (10') of the issued stock to be he1d by any one i.ndi.vi.dua1 who has not received previous approva1 by the Eng1ewood City Counci.1 and the State of Co1orado , then it is necessary that the State f o rms be obta.i.ned from the Sa1es Tax and L.i.ce.nsi.ng Di.visi.on of the Department of Finance. X. Pre1~ary Items 1 . A c omp1eted State app1ication form 1n Oup1icate ~ust be sub- mitted to the Sa1es Tax and Licensing Division. 2. Three letters of reference for each proposed o~er o f ten per cent (10') of the stock . 3. Acc:omp1i.shznent o f the Po1i.ce Department i...ntervi.ew and fi..nger- pri....nti..ng o f each ne'W o-wner o f ten per cent (10') of the stock by th Eng1e'Wood P o 1i.ce Dep a.rt.rnent . The a ppo :Lntment f o r thi.s interview must be made with the Sa1es Tax and Li.censLng Di.visi.on at the tLme the a pplic ation i.s submitted. 4. Upon receipt o£ the Po1i.ce and FBI report , the Sales Tax and Licensi....ng Division 'Wi.11 schedu1e the app1i.cant before the Englewood Ci.ty Counci1. The City Counci.1 meets on the first and third Mondays o£ each month at 8:00P.M., Englewood City Ha11 . In order to be schedu1ed for City Counci.1 meetings , a11 items mentioned above must be completed no 1ater than Wednesday A .M. before a City Counci.1 meeting . XI . A ppearance Before City Counci.1 The a p plicant is requi.red t o appear befo re City Counci.1 t o o btain approva1 of the transfer of s tock. The City of Englewood 'Wi11 pre sent the items mentioned above to City Council f or perusal and City C ouncil w i11 discuss the transfer of stock with the a p plicant. XII. If the Transfer of Sto ck is A pprove~ If the Ci.ty Council a p proves the transfer o f s tock , the Sales Tax and Licensing Division w L11 f orward the necessary papers to ~e State o f Colorado. Assuming a pprov al by the State of Colora do, the City wi11 issue the State and City licen ses . \ ! ~ -• I' • -• - Page 2 . Attachments:: 1. The pa.mphl.et on l..i.qu.o r l..i.cense procedures --Ci.ty o £ Eng1e'WC)o0ld. 2. State o f Col..orado L~quor Code or 3 .2 Fer~ented Mal..t Beverage Code. • • I' 32 X I - • • • 0 - TIME SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20 C ou , c-l"t:l::" O ,F--"-• Tuesday , F e bruary 22 . 1972 Thursday . F e bru ary 24 , 1972 Thursday , March 2 , 1972 Thursday . March 9 , 1..972 Monday , March 13 , 1..972 Thursday , March 16 , 1972 Wedn e sday , March 22, 1972 Monday , March 27 . 1972 Monday , April.. 3 , 1..972 Wednesday , April.. 5 , 1972 Monday , April.. 17 , 1972 Thursday , April.. 20 , 1..972 Fr i day . May 19 , 1..972 Mo n day. May 22 , 1..972 pd 9 /30 /71 r e vis e d 1 /1..4 /72 Resol..uti..on autbori.z.i.og ~Sb:i...nlf .... ~ o1 ooti.ce o~ compl..et i.on and ~~~~~ :for publ..i.c beari.ng . · Lo Noti.c e o 1 compl..eti.on and l..ist o1 assessments publ..i.shed :first time . Second publ..ication . Third publ..ication . Mail.. notices o~ assessments and publ..ic bearing . Fourth publ..ication . Last day :for wri.tten protests . Publ..ic bearing on assessments (w~11 have to be a specia1 Counci1 meeting .). Bi11 1or ordinance assessing costs . Pub1isb as a Bi11. Consider Bi11 £or ordinance on second reading. Pub1ish as an ordinance . Ordinance io £u11 1orce & e11ect . Last day 1or payment in £u11 to receive 5% discount . • • 1'32X • • • • - c:: , L TIME SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETION OF PAVING ri~R~CT NO. 20 Tuesday ~ February 22 , 1972 Thursday . February 24 , 1972 Thursday , March 2 , 1972 Thursday , March 9, 1972 Monday , March 13. 1972 Thursday , March 16, 1972 Wednesday , March 22 , 1972 Monday , March 27 , 1972 Monday , April. 3 . 1972 Wednesday , April. 5 , 1972 Monday , April. 17 , 1972 Thursday , April. 20, 1972 Friday . May 19 , 1972 Monday , May 22 , 1972 pd 9 /30/71 revis ed 1 /14/72 •. E: ..... Resol.ution authorizing publ. s iog o1 notice o1 compl.etion and ca11iog 1or publ.ic bearing . Notice o1 compl.etion and l.ist o1 assessments publ.isbed 1irst time . Second publ.ication . Third publ.ication . Mail. notices o1 assessments and publ.ic bearing . Fourth publ.ication. Last day 1or written protests . Publ.ic bearing on assessments (w~11 have to be a spec~a1 Counci1 meeting .). Bi11 £or ordinance assessing costs . Pub1isb as a Bi11 . Consider Bi11 £or ordinance on second reading. Pub1isb as an ordinance . Ordinance in £u11 £orce & e££ect . Last day £or payment in 1u11 to receive 5~ discount . • • :r r 32 X • • • 0 - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Stan1ey H. Oia1 Cr C:Jry DATE: ~:b~~a-r,.•-=b FROM: K e 11s Waggoner SUIUECT : 1971 LEAF PICKUP Attached is a copy o~ the 1971 1ea£ pickup program exp1aining the procedure that we ~o11owed. We gave out approximate1y 5000 p1astic bags with usage o£ the out1et points as 1o11ows Fire Station No. 1 (175 W. Girard Ave.) City Ha11 (3400 S. E1ati St.) Fire Station No. 3 (595 W. Be11eview Ave.) Po1ice Station (195 W. Girard Ave.) Fire Station No. 2 (590 E. Quincy Ave.} Dump Truck at time o1 pickup Servicenter (2800 S. P1atte River Dr.) A11en Fi1ter P1ant (1500 W. Layton Ave.) Fire Station No. 4 (2890 S. Zuni St.) 31% 21% 17% 12'1(, 12% 3% 2% 1% 1% The costs associated with the 1ea1 pickup were as 1o11ows: M.anbours Dump Truck P1astic Bags 304 hrs. @ $4.00 156 hrs. @ $4.95 5000 @ $.07 TOTAL $1216.00 772.20 350.00 $2338.20 A1though 5000 bags went out, we estimate that ~ust under 1500 bags were picked up and some o1 those picked up were not the same bags that were banded out; tbere~ore. the private bau1ers picked up the biggest percentage. The p1astic bag usage was on1y about one-eighth o1 that anticipated based upon prior years vo1ume o1 1eaves and Bou1der•s experience o1 5 bags per residence ; tbere1ore, we sbou1d have enough bags 1e1t 1or severa1 years . The tota1 overa11 expense 1or this year was approximate1y $300 be1ow 1ast year, and the coming year shou1d prove even more bene1icia1 especia11y i1 the private bau1ers pick up a11 o1 the bags. This year we got by with using one truck and two men as our pickup crew. • ,32 • • • ·1. Lea.1 "'l..ckup J:=: • .::e 2 F,O ruary 3 . 1972 • - C:L t sue:..• wh<. th e and ~ coop ration had to ~n o£ tb main reasons ~or the ~ o1 the program. We ~~l.ivered bags to onl.y 27 homes cbey bad raked l.eaves ~o co tbe street and when we expl.a _..1rogram. they were m_ore t:ban w:i.l.l.iog to pick the l.eaves u put them in bags £or the next day•s pickup . Sincerel.y ~ . . ' ' K.el.1s Waggoner Director o£ Publ.ic Works KW:pd . .::. t.· . -.-. -... • -r . ......... ~· --- \ .,. • .. '32 x • r 0 REGULAR MEETING OF THE B OARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO DECEMBER 16, 1 9 71 7:00 P.M. PRESENT: H. R. Bra un, E. L. Ausfah1, B. K~rough, and J. F . Murphy OTHERS PRESENT: B. Be rardini, R. A. Kahm, V. E . Macrander, Capt. McCarty, C. A. Se.l..by, R. G. Bos ton. THE FOLLDW"ING MOTIONS WERE PASSED F OR APPROVAL : 1 . The minute s of the last regul a r m eeting. 2 . The fo11o~ing termination s : COBBS, Ruth C. DUNCAN, Jeffry W. HENDERSON .. Chery.l.. L. WEBER, George W. 3 . The fo.l...l..owing new hires : ALLEN, Christine SMITH, Arlene TITLE & DEPARTMENT Clerk Typist -Library Effective November 20, 1971 Maintenanceman, Street Effective December 7, 1971 Clerk Typist, Library Effective December .1..0, .1..971 Maintenanceman, Street Effective November 26 , .1..971 Clerk Typist -Library Effective December .1..3 , .1..971 Clerk Typ~st -Library Effect~ve December 1 3 , 1971 GRADE & STEP l.2A l.7A l.2A l.7A l.2A l.2A 4. The foll owing probationary to permanent status ~~th ~ncrease in pay effect~ve December 1 , 1971: HECKERT; Fr a nces M . Jr. Acct_ Clerk -Util~ties 11.A to l.l.B 5 . The fo llowing proba tionary to permanent status changes with increase in pay effecti ve January 1 , 1972 : GER.LICK , Harold Maintena.nceman , Parks l.7A to l.7B SEGURA, Nick Maintena.nceman , Street 17A to l.7B WHIGHAM; Wesley E. Garage Attndt ., Street l.SA to l.SB 6 . The following probationary to permanent status changes w ithout incre ase in pay effective November 1, 1971: WILKS, Kenneth L. Patro1ma.n 4th Cl ass 2l.A 7 . The fo11owi.ng probationary to permanent status cha"lges w ithout increase in pay effective December 1, 1971 : MEINECKE ., Miriam E. Deputy Court C1erk l.4B 37 • .. r 32x - • • • • 8-The fo11owing probationary to permanent status changes without increase in pay effecti v e January 1, 1972: TITLE & DEPARTMENT MICHAUD, Ernestine Acct. Mach . Opr . GRADE & STEP 15B 9. The fo11o~ing anniversary increases effective December 1, 1971 : WILLS, Fo ster E . 10. The fo11 CP.~ing a..nn.i.versary BAKER. Donald ELDER. Vernon HINSON, James L. SILBY, David SILER., Leonard A . Building I~s pect or increases effective Patrolman 4th Cl..ass Patrol..man 3rd C1ass Patrolman 4th Cl..ass P a tro~man 3rd C1ass Patro1..man 4th C1a.ss P atrol..rna.n. 3rd C1 ass Patro1..man 4th Cl..ass P a tro1.ma..n 3rd Class Shop Forem.an January 22B to 22C 1 . 1972, 21A to 210 2l.A to 210 2l.A to 210 2l.A to 210 22B to 22C 11. The fol..l..owi.ng anniversary i ncreases effective January 16, 1972: McCOY .. P atrick E. Fireman 2nd Class Fireman 1st Cl..ass WA.LTERS., Del.. bert B. F.ire:rnan 2nd Cl ass Fireman 1st C1ass WEGENER, Daniel w. F.i..retnan 3rd Class Fireman 2nd Class 12 . The fo11o~ing anniversary increases effective January CROUCH , Bi11y L. Fireman 2nd Class Fireman 1st Class 13. The follow ing ann i versary increases effective January MOLL, Adri a n W. Fireman 2nd C1ass Fireman 1st Class 14. The fo11owLng Progress R eports: HILL, Leo C . Chief Custodi..an SPARKS , P. H . Ditch Rider ·• 22F to 22F 21F to 22F 210 to 21F 20. 1972, 21F to 22F 22. 1972 , 21F to 22F 16F 1BF 38 • • I' 32X - - - - Rev. Kimbrough ask ed wh ether or not those members of the fire depart- ment ~ho were present at the 1ast meeting had said they wou1d be there at this meeting o show their proof o f testing~ etc . Mr. Mur- phy said yes~ that they had been notifi~d t wice that they were to appear . Since there w ere no firemen present as ~-et, Mr-Braun then asked Hr. Murphy if he had rec:e1ved hese docume nts. After Mr. Mur- phy"s n egative answer, Re v . Kimbrough said that the reason the Board had granted retroactive pay w as because the f1re department said they wou1d have those documents a the December meeting and he stated that pe rhaps w e shou1d ho1d up on approva1 of the firemen due for increases in J a nu a ry un 11 rec:e~pt of these docume nts. Mr . Braun suggested that Mr. Mu rphy c:a11 the f~re department to see if they ~o u1d be sending anyone over for ~e meeting. Upon returning to he meeting Mr. Murphy stated that Capt. McCarty and Mr. Se1by ~o u1d be bringing the documen s over. Mr. Braun stated that he had v1sited the fire department since the 1ast Board meeting and had examined the job descriptions for each c1ass o~ fireman. Xt ~a s his opinion that there was a very definite difference between each c1ass. He stated that, un1ike other departments in the City, the f ire department cou1d not ••practice•• their duties per se~ they can on1y train and train ~e11 so that they ~i11 be prepared for a fire ~h en one does occur. He suggested that since neither Rev. Kimbrough, nor Mr. Ausfah1 had had a chance to study these documents that they take a fe~ minutes and go visit the fire department as he had done. R ev . Kimbrough a nd Mr. Ausfah1 stated that they ~ou1 d do so . Rev . Kimbrough said that h e ~as not sure these increases shou1d be ca11ed •• anniversary•• increases because the name '' anniversary•• ~p1ies that they are automatic. Since these men have to prove their proficiency then the increase is not an automatic one. Capt. McCarty stated that they did not w a nt any of their increases to be "automatic". Rev . Kimbrough stated that he thought the Board shou1d receive some sort of evidence a1ong ~ith the Progress Report that an i.ndividu a 1 h ad made a sufficient rating on his proficiency test to mer~t an ~nc rease . He a1so stated that this evidence should be more than just a note on the Personnel Action, rather that it shou1d be a score or 1etter or something with the supervisor's signature on it. Upon arriva l o f Mr. Se1by to the meeting, Mr. Murphy said that the statement had been made a t the 1ast Board Meeting that written e.xa.m..:i.nati.ons were given from c1ass to c:1ass . Mr. Se1by rep1ied that wh at ~as said at the meeting, and what shou1d have been part of the minutes , ~as that the only w ritten test given at the present time ~a s one from probationary to perma nent status. Capt. McCarty interjected that a new testing procedure had been set up for 1972 so th at there ~i.11 be tests given from c1ass to c1ass and that from that tLme on, if ever a question arises as to a person's e1igibi1ity for increase, they wou1d be ab1e to present test scores, training book1ets , etc ., to he1p prove increased proficiency of the i.ndi.vidua1. Capt. McCarty added that the reason the fire department had begun this testing program ~as that it w as necessary in order for the Eng1ewood Firefighters to beco·me certified under the :t.F.S.T_A_ Capt. McCarty then presented a book of job descriptions on positions from the D eputy Chief on down . Mr. Braun asked that a copy of each be made for Rev. KLmbrough and Mr . Ausfah1 for their review. . ,. 39 • - T 32X • • • • Mr. Braun then asked the Board what they ~anted to do concerning the firefighters on the agenda who were up for proficiency increases i.n January. THE MOTION WAS MADE, SECONDED , AND CARRIED THAT THE INCREASES FOR THOSE FIREFIGHTERS LISTED ON THE AGENDA BE APPROVED. Rev. Kimbrough again stated that he thought the wording shou1d be changed from .. anniversary•• increase to •• proficiency" or a .nother type increase. Capt. McCarty said that this wou1d have to be changed in the Ordinance and Mr. Braun suggested that the Personne1 Director and the City Attorney get together and review the Ordinance. Mr. Berardi.ni. stated that in his opinion, a11 departments carry on some type of training program and Mr. Braun stated that it was to wh at degree they carried on the training program that was important. Mr. Berardini asked if the Board w as recommending that City Council revie~ a recommendation to change the wo rding of che Ordinance. Mr. Braun affirmed this. A letter fro~ the Employees Association concerning retroactive pay for the employees affected by the Wage-Price freeze w as the next topic o£ discussion. Mr. Murphy stated that he had sent the Association's report to Mr. Donald G. Eddy~ Regional Director of the Office o f Emergency Preparedness. Mr. Eddy in turn sent it to the I.R.S. who said to w ait for their reply before acting . Mr . Murphy stated that he thought these people w ere entitled to retroactive pay but that the board had to have a law to base their ruling on. Rev . KLmbrough stated that he w as sure the law would be forthcoming but that the reason the firemen received retroactive pay w as because they showed evidence of a docUinented •• Learners•• program. He also stated that firefighters had presented a letter from Mr. Eddy saying they w ere eligible to receive re troactive pay . Mr . Kahm stated that most of the association members felt that by permitting retroactive pay that Phase IX defeated the purpose of Phase I~ but that if anyone was getting retroactive pay , a11 should. Mx. Braun said that he understood the association's pos ition b ut that he felt the Board would place the~se1ves in jeopardy if they acted at this ti~e. He stated that the Board would act as soon as a positive statement concerning retroactive pay co~es down. Mr. Braun also reiterated that if any department . representing any of the emp1oyees affected by the freeze could show documents similar to what the firefighters presented, the Board wou1d approve it . A MOTION WAS MA..DE, POSITIVE STATEMENT EMPLOYEES, A CHECK PERIOD OF THE WAGE FIRST OF THE YEA.R, SECONDED, AND CA.R..RIED THAT IN THE EVENT OF A OF APPROVAL FOR RETROACTIVE PAYMENT FOR CITY WILL BE ISSUED TO EMPLOYEES AFFECTED BY THE PRICE FREEZE. IF THIS XS NOT DONE BEFORE THE THE MONEY WILL BE HELD XN ESCROW. Mr . Kahm said he ~as satisfied w ith this and Mr. Murphy stated that in the event that the 1etter from I .R.S. dissatisfies s o~e of the Association members ~ he had set up a meeting ~i th a repre - sentative from the I.R.S. and Mr. Kahm. 40 • • • • • • • The nex t sUbject discussed w as a resolution on overtime compensati o n . A f te r reading the resolution, Mr. Berardi.ni stated that in the Letters of Understanding w ith the v a rio~s Associatio ns , ther e w a s a discussion on overtime . It w as recommended that o verti me be gr a nted to City Personne1 . The question arose as to w hic h e~p1 oyees were supervisory and w ou1d n o t be ent i t1ed t o o vertime and o f thos e being ca1 1 ed to o vertime ~ w hich w ou1d be com pen sated at the r a te of t i me a n d a half. Mr . Berardini sai d he felt thi s n ew resolution w as just a restat emen t of who wou1d and wou1 d not recei v e overtime compensation. Mr . Murphy sta ted that Mr . D ial had said to g o ahead and write t h e resolution but t h at there w ere c e r tai n i n e quitie s th at would have to be wo rked out after the fir s t o f t h e y ear . He also stated that a1 1 of this had been t h oro u ghly d iscus s e d b etw een Mr . Dia l , the members of t h e B oard , and hims e lf , at l uncheon, T hursday , December 16 , 1 971 . Rev . K~r o ug h stated that he c oncur red with the res olut ion and felt that certai n position s in grades 2 2-26 should b e revi e w ed ind i v i dua lly after t h e f i rs t o f t he y ear. A M OTIO N WAS MADE, SECO NDED , AND CARRIED THAT THE BOARD CONCUR WITH THE RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED BY MR-DIAL CONCERNING DRAWING OF OVERTIME FOR CITY EMPLOYEES- The subj e c t of sic k leave f or fi r emen was brought to the Board 's a ttention. Mr _ B e ra.rdini r e ad the Bi11 for an Ordinance tha t would be pre sented to Council Monday , December 21, 1971 . In essence, a formula had been established for the determination of s ick le ave f o r an employee working alternate 24 hour shi f t s as c ompa r ed to emp loyees on a 40 hour week. The maximum accumu- l a tion of s ick 1 eave f or an emp1oyee on a 40 hour ~eek ~as computed t o be 9 6 0 hou r s (1 20 d ays ) a n d the maximum a ccumulation o f sick leave for an emplo yee work 1 ng a 1terna t e 2 4 hour sh1£ts w as 1544.7 hours (64.3 6 s hifts ). Mr-Ber a rdini stated th a t he had attempted t o interpo lat e th1 s in the f o rm o f h o u r s 1nto the Ordinance. Another sect ion of the Letter o f Unde rstanding of the Firefighters As s oci a tion says th at s ick l e a v e can be conv erted to annual leav e a fte r 9 0 d a y s . Mr. B e r a rdini put this in 1ega1ized form, using the f o rmu l..a and Lette r o f Understanding and axnended it to the Ordin ance. Mr. Bosto n added that by th e same f o rmu1 a , as the tota l.. hours go d awn, the ~ax imurn acc umul a tion o f s ick leave goes down a ~so. He also added th a t he ~as i n agreement ~ith the Bi11 as stated. Mr . Berardini sa i d t hat h e w o uld s e e th a t t he Board Members, F i re Ch i ef , and m e mbers o f their department ~ou1d receive a copy o f the "B i l..l.. for a n Ordinanc e"". A MOT I ON WAS MADE , SECONDED AND PASSED THAT THE BOARD HAS REVIEWED THE B ASIS F O R C OMPUTATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR FIREMEN AND HAS AGREED THAT IT IS EA.I.R. AND EQUITABLE AND SHOULD BE PRESENTED TO COUNCIL- Mr. B e rard ini s tated that he ~u1d present the Bi11 to Council.. b ut t h a t b e fe lt a11 sick l e ave sboul..d be car~~ed Ln bcuLs, rounding o ff t o the n ea r est h a l f -hour. Thi s ~a s a greed u p on by e v eryone . . , . 41 • • I' 32X I [ - - • • • The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is schedu1ed for January 20, 1972_ B . R. BRAUN C hairman Recording secret • • • 42 r 32x - - - - REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO JANUARY 20, 1972 7:00 P.M. PRESENT: H . R. Braun, E . L . Aus£ah1, J. F . Murphy, OTHERS PRESENT: Cap t . McCarty THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL: 1. The minutes of the 1ast regu1ar meet~ng . 2 . The fo11owing New Hires: REID, John A. HANSON, G ary A. THIRY, Robert D. HELFER, Joseph C. TITLE & DEPARTMENT Inspec:tor-Tro tib1e Shooter Effective December 27 , 1971 Main~enan c ema n, Street Effect~ve January 1 3 , 1972 Draftsman, C ommun~ty Dev e1opment Effect ive January 13 , 1972 An~ma1 warden , Po1ic:e Effective January 1 7 , 1972 Patro~an , Pol.ic:e Effective January 17, 1972 3. The fo11owing terminations: RHOUY, Paul. T . WILSON , James M . HUNT . Daniel E . SPURGE ON , Alfred J. Inspecto r , Troub1e Shooter Effective December 31 , 1971 Park Foreman Effective Dec e~ber 31 , 1971 Ma~ntenanceman, Street Effective December 31 , 1971 Meter R ea der E ffect i ve January 3, 1972 7 KOEPPING , Alan D. Draftsman , Community Development Effective January 7, 1972 VAUGHN, Jerald R. Patrolman 1st C1ass Effective January 15 , 1972 4 . The fo11owing Promotions effective January 1, 1972: BATES , DurreJ.. C. BRAUNREITER, Donald J. F~reman 1st Class to Driver/Operator/Engineer F~reman 1st Class to Driver/Operator/Engineer • ' I GRADE & STEP l.6A l.7A l.9A l.GA 2l.A l.6F 22F l.7B l.6B l.9A 22F 22F t o 23F 22F t o 23F -.. l. T 32X - • 4. (Con• t) COSBY; Ray A. GAMET, Kenneth D. JARRETT~ Wa1ter J. JOHNSON~ Stan1ey D. JONES~ George A. H. 0" STEEN, Roy H. SELBY. C1.i..fford A. WELLS. Gera1d D. • TITLE & DEPARTMENT Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer Fireman 1st ~ass to Driver/Operator/EngLneer Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver /Operator~Engineer Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer Fire~an 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer F.i..re..ma..n 1st C1ass to Dr.i..ver/Operator/Eng.i..neer Fireman 1st C1ass to Dr.i..ver/Operator/Engineer Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer Fireman 1st C1ass to Driver/Operator/Engineer 5. The fo11owing Promotions effective January 17, 1972: SA.LZ, Bettie L- ZIMMERMAN, E1eanor C1erk D.i..spa~cher to Senior Records C1erk Intermediate C1erk Steno to Secretary GRADE & STEP 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F t o 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 22F to 23F 14F to 16F 14F to 16F 6. The fo11owing anniversary increases effective February 1, 1972: • HEA.RN, Frank D. KAUFFM.A.NN, Char1.es J. MAY, Gary D. REDMAN, Eugene w. SEIDL .. Mary J. STA.NLEY .. A11an UNCAPHER, Ruth E. WOOD,. Richard A. Mechanic, Street Equipment Operator I, Street Patro1man 2nd C1ass Equipment Opr. I. Street Adu1t Serv. Librarian Patro~an 2nd C lass Sr. Account_ Clerk Fir~an 1st C1ass • 21F 1BE 21F 1BE 25E 21F 13F 22F 2 • • r 32x • 7 . The fo11owing anniversary increase effective February 16, 1972: NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT MEDINA., Al..bert Patro1man 2nd Cl..asa GRADE & STEP 2:l.F e. The fol..l..owing anniversary increase effective January 20, 1..972: WOOD, Norman J. Patro~an 3rd C1ass 21.0 9. The fo11owing Probationary to Permanent Status C hange ~ith increase in pay: TRESSLER, Larry Maintenanceman, Parks Effective February 1 , 1972 17A t o l.7B 10 . The fol..l..owing Probationary to Permanent Status Change without increase in pay: VISCONTI, Jeffry R. Patro1.m.a.n 4th Cl..as.s Effective February 16, 1972 11. The f ol..l..o~ing temporary transfer: WHITE, Edward C. Capt. Mechanic, Fire to Service Center 2l.A 12. The f ol..l..owi.ng changes ~ grade, per Resol..ution #45, series of 1971, effective January 1, 1972: BECK, Kathl..een B. Chil..drens Librarian 24A 25A BRADSHAW, H enry Asst. Uti.1 ... Di..r. 2 BB 29B BROKATE~ Wi..11i..am F. Chief B1dg. Inspector 27F 2BF DO.NA.LD, Bruce M. Captain.. Fire 26F 27F FOE, Doug1as c. Recreation Supervisor 22B 23B FREEMAN, Margaret L. Systems Ana1yst 23B 24B HALL, Cl.yde Asst. Chief of Po1i..ce 29F 3 0F HARTLEY, Grayson D. Captain, Fire 26F 27F HASELGR.EN, James W. Fie1d Engineer, Engineering 27F 2BF HENDRIX, Char1es H. Street Maintenance Supt . 26F 27F HERNDON, D arre11 D. Sa1es Tax Auditor, Finance 24F 25F 3 to to to to to to to to to to to • • r 32x • - 1..2 .. (Con• t ) GRADE NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT & STEP KA.HM., Richard A .. Office Eng~neer, Engineering 24F to 25F LIZAR, Kent Captain, Fire 26F to 2 7F MCCARTY, De 1 D .. Captain, Fire 26F to 27F MCLELLAN, Dona1d J . Deputy Chief, Fire 29F to 30F MORGAN, Robert L. Lieutenant, Po1ice 26F to 27F MOR..RIS, R.i. chard 0. Communications Supv .. 26B to 27B MU'L.L, Leon v .. Lieutenant, Po1ice 26F to 27F O"DELL, Henry T. Distribution Supt., Util..ities 26F to 27F ROMANS, Dorothy A. Asst. P1a.n.ning Director 2SF to 29F ROYTHER, Jerry P. Asst . Parks Director 2SC to ::::;c RUGGIERO, Hugo T. Purc:bas.i...ng Agent 23F to 24F SAGRILLO, Quinton J .. Asst.. City Engineer 30F to 31F SEIDL, Mary J. Adu~t Serv. Librarian 240 to 250 SMITH, J. Lonnie Lieutenant, Pol..ic:e 26F to 27F STEPHENS, Dal..l..as Office Manager, Util..ities 24B to 25B TAYLOR, Brooks H .. Traffic Engineer 27C to 2SC THOMPSON, La~rence Se~er P1ant Supt. 26C to 27C • VAN RYAN, Margaret P .. Deputy Treasurer, Finance 24F to 2SF WERTIN, Vincent P1ant Superintendant 27F to 2SF WHITE~ Edward C. Captain-Mechanic. Fire 26F to • 27F • 4 • 13. The fo11owing Progress Reports: TITLE & DEPARTMENT ALCANTER, M anue1 Maintenance/Leadman BR.A.J<EEN"' Grady Patro~an 1st C1ass ELLIS , Fairy S e nior Accounts C l erk MAGERS, Wa1ter Fireman 1st C1ass POLLOCK, Ivan Custodian SCHAFFER, Mich ae l Patro1man 1st GRADE & STEP 19F 22F 1 3F 22F 1 3F 22F A letter from the Po1~ce Sergeants requesting that they be rec1assified into an '' Exenlpt'' position and receive a one-grade increase was discussed by the Board. In close relation to this a letter from Mr. Dial w as a1so discussed. Mr. Dia1's 1etter w as a recommendation that certain positions from Grade 22 through 26 be made exempt from over-time compensation, per Resolution No. 45, 1971. Among those positions recommended for exemption from over-time compensation was the position of Po1ice Sergeant. Mr. Murphy concurred with Mr. Dia1"s 1etter and recommended that the Board approve it. Mr. Braun read Mr. Dial 's recommendation a1oud. THE MOTION WAS MADE, SECONDED, AND UNANIMOUSLY PASSED THAT THE BOARD APPROVE THE RECOMMENDA..T:X:ON FROM MR_ DIAL AS READ. Regarding the above, £o11owing is a 1ist of the positions in Grade 22 26 as they w ere revised: B ui lding Inspector Purchasing Agent Ch. Sa1es Tax Aud .. Deputy Treasurer Systems Ana1yst *Fire Lieutenant Fireman-1st C1ass Driver/Operator/Engr. Adult and Chi1dren•s Li..brarian *P ark Foreman Recreation Supv .. *Police Sergeant P atr o~an 1st C1ass *Detective Office Engineer (Publ.ic Work s) *Street Foreman *Garage Foreman Engineering Aide III Office Mgr . (Utilities ) *Distribution Foreman (Utilities) Ren1ai.n e1..igib1e Rentain exempt Rena.a.in exempt Remain exempt Remain exempt Make e.xem:pt Remain e.1i.gi...b1e Reftlain e1igi...b1e Ret:na..in exempt Make e.xe.m._pt Remain exempt Make exempt Rem.a.in e1i.gi..l::>1e Make ex:e1npt Re.mai.n exempt Make exempt Make exempt Rem.a.in el.i.gi.b1e Remain exempt Make exempt Remain at G rade 22 Remain at Grade 24 Remain at Grade 25 Renta..in at Grade 25 Re1nai.n at Grade 24 Incr. to Grade 2 F ReDla...i..n at Grade 22F Remain at Grade 23F Rem.a.i.._n at Grade 25 Incr. to Grade 23 Re:m.a....in. at Grade 23 Xncr. to Grade 26F Rem.a.i.n at Grade 22F Xncr. to Grade 25F Remain at Grade 25 Incr. to Grade 23 Incr. to Gr ade 23 Remain at Grade 22 Remain at Grade 25 Incr .. to Grade 23 5 II • .. • • • The preced~ng information supercedes the motion the Board made in the Oc tober meeting that •• anyone in cl..aasi£.i..ed ser-vice shoul..d receive overtime compensation'' . Job Descriptions for the Fire Department was the next topic of discus- sion. Mr. Ausfahl.. stated that he had not had time to suffi..cientl..y review the job descriptions. In view of the fact that R ev . K~rough wa s unab1e to attend the meeting , Mr. Braun suggested that Mr. Murphy ca11 Re v . K~rough and remind h~ to review the job descriptions b efore the next meeting. Mr. Murphy stated that he thought job descriptions were an administra- tive procedure and shoul..d go through the C ity Manager_ He added that he had requested the Fire Chief to put the job descriptions in the proper format. Mr. Braun stated that if the format was wrong, it shou1d be a re1ative1y s~mp1e thing to correct it. Mr. Murphy stated that in his opinion the Board cou1d not eva1uate those particu1ar jobs s~p1y by their job descriptions as out1ined by the Fire Department. He again stated that he was not sure what the job descriptions had to do with it and reiterated that he fe1t they shou1d go before the City Manager before they are presented to the Career Service Board. Mr. Murphy stated that the Letter of Understanding had the increases set up on an aLmost automatic year1y basis and Capt. McCarty interjected that this was what they were trying to get away from. Again Mr. Murphy said that this was the City Manager•s decision and not the Board•s. Capt. McCarty then stated that that was the reason they came before the Board to begin with, because they £ee1 the increase shou1d not be automatic. He asked Mr. Murphy how he sugges- ted the Fire Depart.J:nent change this. M.r. Murphy stated that he £e1t the Fire Department was go~ng in the right direction -towards a competitive examination -and that this is where the Board wou1d come in , but that job descriptions had nothing to do with it. He a1so stated that no-one was against what the £ire department was trying to do -that they wou1d ~Lke to see it changed to promotions on the basis of examinations. Mr. Braun suggested that the forces shou1d be cornb~ed and that even though there are apparent comp1ications, he fe1t the prob1em cou1d be discussed and a p1an drawn up recommending a change 1n the Ordinance . Mr-Murphy said that he was not sure everyone in the Fire Department ~•• ready to hear that they wi11 not get their increase if they do no pass the examinations for the first four c1asses of firemen- Mr. Braun recommended that Mr. Murphy, the City Attorney, and the Fire Chief m eet and discuss this and get it into an administrative set-up. Then the Board ~i11 rev iew it, and if approved, wi11 send it to City Counci 1 . He said a 1etter shou1d be ~ritten exempting certain positions in the fire department from auto~atic increases. Capt. McCarty stated that if .. we are goi.ng to pay top do11ar he shou1d be a top do1.1ar man•• . Mr. Murphy again stated that no-one was opposed to this system but that the foundation needed to be 1ai.d . 6 • .. T 32X • • • Capt. McCarty presented a Manua1 contain~ng examinat~ons that have been set up under the ne~ test~ng system effective January 1, 1972. The manua1 he presented contained four ex~inations for as ~any c1asses; and an over-a11 examination. He said this ne~ system he1ps them get a~ay from persona1ity inf1uence, that he cou1d pu11 out these manua1s and see ho~ a particu1ar man is actua11y doing. Mr. Braun a sked if this was an origina1 format and Capt. McCarty said yes, that he and Horner R...i.chard had prepared i..t. Mr. Braun asked Mr. Mu.rphy1.£ he had seen it and Mr. Murphy said yes, that he fe1t the Fire Depart- ~ent ~as on the right track. Mr. Braun then asked if this cou1d be adapted to other departments and Mr. Murphy said yes. Capt. McCarty said that if a pos£tion were created f or a Lieutenant; that Mr. Murphy ~ou1d have to go to a 1ot of ~ork to dra~ up an examinat~on. Under th~s new system a11 he has to do is review these manua1s and choose the questions he wou1d use for the examination. Under this syste.m t..heze ex>u1d be no repercussions from the men because it wi11 be materia1 they are supposed to know. M.r -Braun again p ointed out that such points as •• Job Kn.ow1edge•• ; ••Dependabi..1ity••; "Oua1.ity of work ... ; uTra.i..ning Attitude"; etc.; were areas on the Progres s Report that cou1d be marked very 1ow and that if they are marked 1ow the Board wi.11 question it and probab1y wi11 not approve an increase under those circumstances. Mr. Ausfah1 stated that a11 the Board has to base a decision on is what the Supervisor puts on his or her report. If this is not accurate; then the Board knows nothing. Mr. Murphy said that he wou1d meet with the City Attorney and start the ba11 ro11i..ng. As a matter of record concerning the 1etter the Board wrote to the State Representatives about refunding Pension to terminating Po1i.ce/ Fire~en; Mr. Murphy stated that it was i..n the paper Wednesday; Jan- uary 19; 1972; that Aurora was trying to put i..t to the vote of the peop1e. The meeting w as adjourned and the next meeting is schedu1ed for February 17; 1972. H. R. BRA.UN Chai..rlllan • • 7 T 32 X -• RETIREMENT BOARD Q t""!:::" C A~- C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ~~-~-o~· January 18 , 19 7 2 R e guLar Meeting: The mee t ing W'&S called to o rd e r by Vice ChairmAn , Garramone at 5 :05 P~M· Members present : Messrs . Brown, G arramone , Mr s . Henning (r e placing Hr. Dhori t y), Mess r s. O akL ey , O rr and Mrs. Robe rt s Members ab sent: Mr. Fitzpatrick Al so presen t: Assistant C ity Manager McD ivit t, BilL Pendleton, and Gerald V ah le o f the First National Bank of EngleW'OOd The minutes of the la s t meeting, N ovember 9 , 1971 , wer e r e ad and approved b y th e Board member s . Mr . Vahle d is tributed th e finan c ial report to the Board and r e qu es t ed Hr. Pendleton t o review it with the Board. After review, the board acc e pte d the report a s pre sented. Mr . Fitzpatric k arr ived and join e d ehe Board at 5 :45 P.M. Jim Wil son of the Parks D e partment s ubmit t e d a r e que s t for disability r e t i r ement ~ his doctor, William R. C arl so n~ M.D . al s o s upplied information d esc r ibing hi s di s ab ili ty. A ccording to Article 6A 5 -5 of 0 Td inance No . 3 4, Seri.es 1.969, appli c ation from a membe r ,.;r"i.th at lea st 10 years of Credi t e d Serv ice who bas b ecome p erman enely inc apa c itated for the p erfo~an ce of duty is e lgible to apply . There wa s consid erab1 e discu ssion on thi s m a tte r a s the Board want e d to be abl e t o handle futur e r equests in all fairness. Mr. McDivitt volunteered to get inform~tion from surrounding communities for r ev i e w. ....- MR. OAKLEY MOVED, MR . ORR SECONDED ~ T HAT WE GRANT JIM WILS ON DI S ABILITY RETIREMENT EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1~ 1972. U p on the cal l of eb e roll~ the vote "re s ulted a s follows: Ay es: Me ss r s . Br own~ Fit z patrick~ Garramone, Mrs. Henning~ Messrs . O akl ey , O rr and Mr s . Robert s ay s : None The Vice C hai~n de clared the motion c arried. Secre tary Roberts pre sente d an annual bill from the Actuaries . C oates, Herfurth and England. Aiter disc us s ion, MR. GARROMONE MOVED, MR. FITZPATRICK SECONDED, THAT THE SECRETARY A UTHORIZE THE BANK TO PAY THE BILL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote r esulted as follows: • • I' .......... • • • • Ayes : M ess r s . 8Yown, Fi t z patr ick, C arromone , Mr s . H enning, Mess r s . O akl ey , O rr and Mr s . Rob e rt s N a ys: Non e T h e V~ce C ha i rman d c lare d the mo tio n c arr i ed. T h e r e wa s di scu ssion o n th e e l ec tio n of a Chai~an for the Board and du e t o th e time , t he B o ard tabl e d t he di scu ss ion until th e n e xt mee ting. T h n e x t me t i ng -~11 b e o n April ll~ 197 2, at 5:00 P .M . Th e Vi ce C ha i ~an d e clare d the meet~ng adjourned at 6:10 P .M • • • • - - • 0 - c~0~;;~:-_r~ WORKABLE PROGRA~1 CITIZENS • COM~':. 'I TTEE Re g u1ar Meeting Members Present: Members Absent: Oth ers Present: January 13. 1972 Ruth H. A11en•. Wi11iam Boom. Cbar~es Henning, Edna Hero*. George Johnston ~ Herbert Mosbarger. J . Louis Parkinson. Mil..ton Senti, Berry S1ater. Jacques Stackhouse•. W i11iam Stevenson, Edna Tourte1ot*, Gi1bert Val..dez, Russe11 G. Woods Jr .• Or. Charles Zartman . ta1co1m E. Co11ie r. Pat Decker. Bever1y Gonza1ez. Judith B. Henning. Reverend Herbert Hosanna. Vi Weist James L. Supinger. Director of Community Development. The meeting of the Workab1e Program Citizens• C OJnm.ittee was ca11ed to order at 7:35 P.M. by Chairman Parkinson. The Minutes o:C the Re gular Meeti..ng on December 2, 1971. were approved as written upon a motion by ~~ .. Johnston and seconded by ~:t.r. S1a ter. Mayor Senti reported that the City C ouncil.. approved the Work- ab1e Program App1ication at their meeting on December 20. 1971. It was reported that the app1ication is being prepared for sub- mission to H.U.D. Mr .. Parkinson stated that the pr:i.mary purpose of the meeting was to give the ~our sub-committees an opportunity to meet. select a Chairman and to d1scuss the rul..es • proccdu.r·e and goal..s o£ the sub-committee. The sub-committees and the assignments are as fol..l..ows : (1) PUBLIC RELATIONS Char1es Henning Berry J ... Slater Ruth H. A11en Jacques Stackhouse Rev erend Herbert Hosanna Bever1y Gonzalez • \ ! ~ • • r 32xl • • • • 0 - (2) LOCAL HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY Gilbert Valdez W.1 11 iam Boom George Johnston Arthur Ryan, cx-off.1c10 (3) NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Russe11 G. Woods, Jr. Dr. Charles Zartman Judith B. Henn1ng Herbert Mosbarger Vi Weist Edna Hern (4) ENVI RON"r.IE TAL C ODE ENFORCEMENT W111iam Stevenson G:i.1bert a1de:z. Reverend Herbert Hosanna Edna Tourte1ot Because the Public Relations Co~.1ttee w~11 necessarily en- compass the work oL each of the other sub-committees, it was suggested by Mr. Henn1ng that the Co-m.m:J..ttee-of -the-who1e dis- cuss the procedure o.C that sub-ccnnm1ttee . Fo11owi.ng th.i..s suggestion, the Cha11~an ca11ed Lor discuss.1on . Way s o£ informing tbe pub1ic were cons1dered w1th the .Co11owing suggestions being made and discussed; m eet1 ngs with service c1ubs: ne w spaper~ radio and tel.ev1s1on rel.eases; an enc1osure ~ith the Ut11ity Dep3rOment bi11s or a separate mai1ing using Util.itics• ma11ing 1ist; door-to-door c ontact and p ubl.ic forums . Dr. Zartman stated that 10 h.1s op1nion~ the C ommittee members woul.d have to be be~~er informed before t:hey coul.d meet ~ith the publ.ic or disseminate i o£o~at~on. He suggested that un- til. the Cornm 1ttee-o£-t:he-wbol.e has a ••group m1nd•• • he questioned that the C ommittee woul.d have anyth1og to rel.ate to the publ.ic. Or. Zartman emphasized that h e recogn1zed that it is the respons1b111ty or the Comm1ttee to 1ovol..ve the community but to do so without be1ng we11 informed wou1d resu1t in a ·•symposium o:f" 1gnorance"". Du 1ng the d1scussion about the effectiveness o:f" newspaper rel..eases, Mr . Johnston suggested that many peopl.e 1n Northwest Eng1ewood • Area of: Concern ·•A·• ~ do not receive the Engl.ewood Heral..d and that persons who buy the Denver Post from the newsstands do not receive the Zone 2 issue • Mr. Mosbarger com.mented that it bas been his experience that the best way to get inforination to peopl..e in the Northwest area was to go door-to-door making a persona1 contact with each famil.y. -2- • • • ~'32x - • • • • 0 - Whether or not an insert with the Utilities Department bill.. wou1d be advisab1e was considered and it was the conceosus of a majority o£ the members that a letter wou1d be the most e£- fective means o£ in£orming a11 o£ the citizens, but that it should be a se parate ma111ng rather than an enc1osure with a statement . Mr. Parki.nson suggested that some peop1e may object to a mai..1ing £rom the C:ity, 1."ee1in g that the City should not "'ta ke a sta nd"" in the issue . Mr. Stevenson stated that ~n h1s op~n~on, the C~ty has taken a stand by approv~ng the Workable Program App1~ca t~on and that the C~~y may not have decided how to proceed; but, they have dec~ded that there is a n eed to proceed on a re- development program. Mr. S1ater stated that ~n his op~n~on a direct contact ~s im- portant and that th~s shou1d be the responsibi1~ty o£ the Pub1ic Relations comm~ttee . He quest~oned, however, what the next step wou1d be to in.f'orm those peop1e who have questions or who m ight request additional inLormation. The n eed to combat misiniormation was a1so d1scussed . The advisability o1" trying to i.n.f'orm "'key" peop1e in each area was cons1dered as an initial effort to in1"orm the public. Ways of creating interest 10 a public forum were considered and it was suggested that, if a 1etter ~s distr1buted, the 1etter cou1d state that a forum wou1d be he1d . A pre-s~amped return card or pre-stamped enve1ope cou1d be enc1osed for an expression o~ interest in such a pub1ic meeting and also for submitting any questions or comments. The Committee members discussed the procedure that they fe1t the Pub11c Re1ations committee wou1d fo11ow . It was genera11y agreed that the other three sub-committees wou1d provide in- put to the Pub1ic Relat1ons comm1ttee and that the Pub1ic Re1ations committee wou1d then re£ine the informat~on and present it to the Comm:ittee -of-the-who1 e for approva1 before it wou1d be disseminated . Whether or not these sub-committees wou1d be on-going was dis- cussed . Mr. Stevenson suggested that at such time as a Loca1 Housing Authority and Urban Renewal Authority are estab1ished, that particular sub-committee wou1d not be necessary. It was suggested, however, that it may be desirab1e to continue the committees inde1::in:ite1y, and Mr . Parkinson suggested that no de£:inite term shou1d be set at this time • Mr ... Parkinson expressed the opinion that the C ommittee members shou1d be we11 in~ormed before they pass petitions requesting the estab1ishment or a LOcal Housing Authority o r Urban Re- newal Author1ty. He expressed c oncern that there may not be -3- • • • r • • • • 0 ... sufficient time to inrorm the public before a Pub1ic Hearing and that the Committee could be placed on the defensive if t b ey were placed in the position of reacting to misinformation. Dr. Zartman asked if anyone had an opinion as to where any pro- test might come from? Mr. Henning reported that in New York the protest had not been from any one particular group. but from the community as a who1e. It was suggested that there may be no ob~ection to low-cost housing. for e xampl e, unti1 the location of the housing is identified; for some people react negatively only if they learn it is to be in their area. After this general discussion of the Public Relations su b- committee, Chairman Parkinson determined that the Committee- of-the-who1e wou1d continue to discuss the other sub-committees. Discussion was ca11ed for on the Loca1 Housing Authority and Urban Renewa1 Authority Committee. A~. Johnston st ated that this committee wou1d be 1imited by the C o1orado Statutes and that a11 that cou1d be done wou1d be to fo 11ow the estab1ished procedure to prepare a petition, circu1ate it and present it to the City Cou nci1. He suggested that the persons carrying the pet ition ror the estab1ishment of a Loca1 Housing Authority or an Urban Renewa1 Authority sbou1d a1 s o have a fact sheet to answer any questions . In response to a question, Mr . Henning stated that, to his know1edge, more Loca1 Housing Authorities have been created than Urban Renewa1 Authorities. lr. Henning suggested that Mr. Dick Johnston who was £ormer1y a reporter for the Denver Post, wou1d be a very know1edgeab1e resource person for the Committee . Further discussion fo11owed. Chairman Parkinson ca11ed for discussion about the Ne ighborhood Deve1opment C ommittee. It was reported that Mrs . Henning, a member of this sub- committee, had asked that the suggestion be made on her beha1r that this committee contact a person we11-informed about the Neighborhood Deve1opment Program to meet with the~. It was a1so suggested that it wou1d be he1pfu1 for this committee to take a tour through Co11ege View and any other NDP areas to see first hand what is being done. The members discussed the Co11ege View NDP from their persona1 observations. ~-Henning raised a question about the difference between the Neighborhood Dev e1opment Progrwm and the Community Renewa1 Progr am. He suggested that ~~-Joe S1mmons, Denver C ommun ity Renewa1, might be invited to meet with the Committee to dis - -4- • • 0 r • • • • 0 - cuss the NDP and a1so suggested that members of an estab1ished Pro~ect Area Committee (PAC) might be invited to attend a meeting to discuss their experiences .. The members e xpressed considerab1e interest in becoming fami1iar with pro~ects in other communities in order that Eng1ewood might take advantage of those experiences. It was suggested that Mr. Supinger be asked to arrange a tour through areas participating in housing or redeve1opment programs . Members discussed pro~ects in other communities with which they were fami1iar .. Discussion of the Environmenta1 Code Enforcement Committee was ca11ed :Cor .. Mr . Stevenson stated that, in his opinion, this sub-committee is faced with a ·•cJ.ear-cut, fact -finding ~obu.. That the mem - bers must find out about the Federa11y Assisted Conservation Encouragement program, and any other avai1ab1e programs. He a1so stated that code enforcement shou1d be stressed whether or not the City is participating in a Federa11y funded code enforcement program .. Mrs. A11en stated that code enforcement is probab1y the key factor in the program that is being considered .. Members discussed instances of code enforcement with which they were persona11y fami1iar .. Mr .. Stevenson moved, Mr . Mosbarger seconded, That f urther dis- cussion of sub-committee as6ignments and responsibi1ities be tab1ed. The motion carried .. Chairman Parkinson suggested that a 1ist of the Committee assignments be mai1ed to each member and that the members of these committees try to meet before the next meeting to se1ect a Chairman and discuss the procedure of tbe Committee .. Mr .. Supinger ,joined the Comm.ittee and reported that m.JD has devised a new rating system and that a questionnaire has to be returned to HUD by January 30. 1971, if the City is interested in app1ying for NDP funds.. Mr. Supinger stated that this is based on a point system, and that it may be difficu1t to get a good rating because, for examp1e, the City does not have a housing program nor a P1anned Deve1opment District .. The next meeting of the C ommittee wi11 be February 3, 1972 • There being no fu rther business before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned at 10:03 P.M . ~Pro-tem ) • • I' 32X - - - Ch•Jrman Ee~~ ~1ed the meet~g to o r der at aaoo P.cw..-c'6f':_Ffc,4 L Bev.:l.e.r. Leon..ard. W<>e>tto:D .. Dod::rJ....1.~. L ~ocu"\.1Etv""r Wetter•~ c o._, CITy O F - L ·-----co~ Sup:i.n.ger. D.i....rec:tor of Cccm:aun..ity Devel..opcnent and Bu :LL<U.ng XD.apector Mac:xan.der 4673 South Pe.<>nay~va=La 'rbe app-1.ic:.ant. .i...a requcat1.ng a var.i...e.J. c:e. to peDD.J..t. th.• pre::m.:l..aes a• a two-1!211Dl.i1y uee an.d ercct:l.o.n o f a tr~i..l..e.r port re..-u.1t.J..ng Ln. an over- l..ot coverage of 423 sq. ft. R.-1.-c: z,.--,n.e ... ~-property baa been posted and advertised for Ptibl...:l.e Hear~g for to- D~ght•s meeting. Staff Report --rr~er port and ca.rpo::-t. are un.aut.borized con..at.ruc:t...;l._on no pe.s:m.:l.. ta. c.arpo.rt. 'W'a.& co:n.at..ruc:ted by a ~t.ra.c:tor SOID.e t..i...Jae ago. r e su.l..t.i..ng J.n over1.ot c:overa.ge of! 281.. a -1!t . ~a...i...Ler port wa.a c:::<OD.at.ru.c:t.ed by 'the app1.i..cant. rec::..:nt1y. inc:reaa:l..ng O'V'elr~ot c:ove.ra.ge to 473 sq .. ft . A var.:l..an.ce to u.e th..e garage as a ~e1.1 i.ng for a ai..x :::x...::..;.nth per.i...od ,... granted an -y 20. ~946. c-e &<>. 236. to B11gb II!U.mba~.L . ~t~J.ty De- p~t rec:::o:rd.a abow the u.ae of t.be: eec:::c:x::1d. ~1.1..:i.ng: C!i...ac::.on -!..D.ued. ~ 1.954. -:l.gbbc>ra etated the eecc:>Dd dwe~~ing -.. occ:up:l e d by lib.. ~~ ~th.e.r ~o.r aeve.ra.l.. yeer•. but 1..• DCJIW "UB&d a. a :ren.ta..l .... ThLa property ~a• posted on December 27. ~971. wb ~n the Bui1ding Dapartment checked £or correct po•tLng_ The •ign waa not in p1ace Ja.n.uary 3. 1972... "'"be a.ppl.i..c:::a.nt ,... :Lnfo:rmaed t.he sign was requ..i..red to be po•t..ed unt.i..~ the Publ..ic: Hearing 'W'a..8 be:l.d ... Jt..imba.l.1. -etat::.es he bu.i.l..t the t.rail..er port h.i.m.ae:l.f abc::::rut 6 montl:us ago and he d.l.d.n .. t th.i...nk he needed a pe..rm.._.i.t -a friend to1d h.i.a he di.dn • t need. it. He states be used the .mal..1. "b.ouae .1..n t.h.e l::>ac::k. for b.ia mother and when she pasaed away about two yeara a qo it has been uaed -£ r i.e.nd..a ... :ae •tat.ea the sign 'WaS erected Dec:e:mber ~J... ~97~ and was up un~1. JI!ODGa.ry 2. 1972 and then ;l..t "WaS down for ~ d.aye -"t.-d:l.d not under- atan.d J...t bad to be up pr:l...o.r to th.e -.eet...i..ng. Mr• -R..--e.r 4650 so. Pennay1van:l.a LJ..vea a.c:roaa the at.reet. and states the sign_ wa.e cSown. ro.r two daya- c.1.ayt.on ...c::r'V"ed. Wet.t..e.rat:rc.a aecx:~~D.ded. the sign ba..a been pc::>St.e.d for l...5 daya -r:l.od and :L8 a.l.~ r:l.ght Pub1.J.c: aea:rLng. Ay--a lla.Ysa C-1-.yton, Wootton. Dodr~. Wette..r.trc::.a. Lec::~~~Da:rd. Bev:Ler Hone Jtd:lae.nt. a Jlh.odu..a -• r 32X • • • Y:iz-be1'1 -"rhe tra..Ll-er-port ia a C'!>Up.l..e of ~--.frCJIIl the £e.uc::e and the fence is t'WIO or three :l..n.c:hea :frcxll t:b.e aor't:h. p .:ropoe.rty 1.i.n.e . He b.aa a t:ra1l..er 2S ft . x l.O ft . and bu;i.l.t the oover f or :i.t . 'l!'be c:arport _.. bu:i..l.t by Art Tax .l..n ].962 and he does lc:naw :1..~ they had a pex>a:i.t . but b .. ta.l.ll:ed to Mr . Wal..l.ace and he sa;i.d :i.t -.. Ok . Cl.aytc>n -Mr-w~ac• sbon1d be here to teet~ about that at.at-.at • .A.a t.b.ere haa bee.n saany ca.rport..a that are t..oc> c:::.l..oee to t.b.e property l...:i.D.e th.at b..av e C:CXIIA! be1'!ore t.be Board for var.:i.ancea an.d p-~:l.~~- M.ac:rand.e.r -~e water rec-orda sb<:J'w th-e u.ae ~ d.i.acoot...J..nu.e.d :i.n .1.954 and "W"at.e..r and sewer "WaB not pa..i._d for tw-o £a:IRi..l..y . C:1a.yt.on JDOved. Dodri...L.l.. •econded., the Board f.i.D.d that the requ.!.re.d poat...i.ng and pub.l..:i._cati.on has been m-et; t:h.at base d upon the t.eet.:J...mony and ev.i..den.ce preaen.ted the :eoa.rd £~d that none of the a.i..x con- O:l.t...:l..cn.s are present in t.b.i..s .i..n.at.ant. an-d that th• pet~t.iOD.-e.r rerDOVe th.e trai~e.r port and c:ease. ancS. dea:l.at th.e u•e o.f the second un_it and to r4!11a!C7Ve the k..i.tc:hen f ac;i.l.:i. t;i.e a - A'Y••• C1aytoa. .oved. Wootton aeconded. t:he appl..i.c::ant baa 60 days to ~l.y w;i.th th.e order- ~d. aevJ.ar ca.• Be>-2-72 3874 south xnc:a Dodr:i...1l.. JBOVed. wett.e.r•~ aec::cxa.CLad, •i..nce th.e app.l....i..c::aD.t ~ not preae:nt.. tl::a.e -t.l..ng be CC>G~ed unt;i.l. P~ 9. 1972. end the app1:Lcant be not;i.f:l.ed to attend • Aye. a c.l.&y-toc:~.. woot~. J:)Od.r.L~.l... wetterat:rcxa. LeODa.rd. aev.i..er Bet;Y"8 a Bon.e ,Abaent• ~- • • - - - Fi•ba' .1. --rbe txaJ..1_er-port :i..a a c:ou.p1.e of .:I..:Dch.e.a Lram. th-e ~ence a.od the .renee is t:WIID or three J..n.c:he.a f:rc:.a th.e north prope.:rty 1i.ne . He has a tra.:l...1-er 2S ft . x 1.0 ft . .:nd l:n::l.i1t tb.e c::over for :i..t . 'rh.e c::arport. waa bu~t by Art 'rex :l.n 1.962 ;op;ncS he does lcDow :l.~ they had a per..:l.t . but be t..U.lc:.ed to xr . Wa1.l..aoce ancS be aa1.d :l.t -as Ok . C1&yt.on. -Mr . Wall ace a~d be here t10 t.est..:l..fy a.'bcn1t that ata:t•mtent . Aa t.bere ~ been m...any c::arport.a that are too c:~o._. to the property '-.4..D.e that have cc::mM~: before the e.oa.rd ~or Var.:.La.Dc:e• and p~:i."!:.'!l . Jll.acrande.r -Ybe ,...ter recorda show" tl1e u.ee was d.i..acoa.t:l..n.u.ed :l..n 1.954 and water and sewer -w-.a..e :not paid for tw-o f811l.i..1y. C:1ayton moved~ Dodr:l.~ seconded. the Board ~:l.nd that the requ.:l.red pos~g and pul:>1..ic:.ati.Oift has been m.et1 that baaed upon the te.at..i.DloiD.y and eviden.c:e presented th.e. Board :r.i.nd tl:lat none of the ai..x. con- dJ.:tion..a are present. J..n thi..a .i..nat..ant and that the pe:t.i..t...J..o.ne.r rezac::rve the t.ra:L1er- po.rt.. and c:eaae an.6 d.e•.:L8t the u.ae o.f the sec:on.d un-:l.t an.d to re!JDC)ve th.e k..i.tc:.ben fa.c.L1:i..t..i.ee- ~ .. yt.DD .avecS. Wootton aec::c::oncSecS. the a,pp:Licaat baa 60 .S.ye to ~1.y ..n.th t::b.e order- Ayeaa c.1.aytcll::l. ~t:.on. DodrJ...11, Wett.e.r•traal., Lec:~C:a&rd., &evi.ar Bays& aone .Al:>aent. J(hoduao Caae 110 . 2 -72 Anthony Gr:l.ppe 3874 south li:Dea Dod.r :i.-.1.1. ..:::>'Ve:d. • wett.e.rat..s:'c::.a aec::oD<"ed., e.i..nc::e: th.e appo-1..Lcant 1...8 not pre•ent. t.b.e -t.:l.ng be CCIC>~ed unt:l.1 Pebruary 9. 1.972. ancS the a,pp1~t be not1.£:l.ecS to attend. Cl..&ytoo.. Wootton,. :Dodr~1. WetteratrCJ~Da.. x....ec::ao.ard.. aevJ..er Bone .O:.Odua • - • • • Pr..-n SJ.gna £or -1.1.-.r BDJ.1.~g rrodusta 2899 so. s.nt.a - --~ant reqa-te<l pezaJ..aa.Lc:oc to erect a 3 :l!t. x a :l!t. cSoubl.A faced 1.J.gbtad aJ..gn 20 :l!t. hJ.<;th to be 2 :l!t. :ere-the property l.J..ne. 'rhJ.8 J.8 .... 11: -1. zoae. -property 1.J.ne J.8 approx:imate1.y 20 :l!t. ~ t:he paved edge of SOODt.a --LeaD arcS -.ovad.. the var:.L.-n.c:e be q..ranted fox S ft.. over~eght. WOOtton 2nd . aJ.gn. UD.der d.:l..-c:ua•.J...on .i.t 'WaS det•r-1ned th.e ~at..ai:::I..C:e .i.n the ordJ.n.aD.ee refer• to property l..:i.D.e. th.e.re~re, x.-on••d. ..-J..t:l::t.drew the -.oti..c:acn.. wetter•~ ..owed. c::1.ayton eec::on.S.d. that the -1.1.er sJ.gn at 2&99 south santa Pe be gr.a.ted a var.l..ance £or 5 :l!t. overbeJ.ght and 2 £t. £.,..,_. the 1.e~g edge o£ the aJ..gn to ~ property 1.J.ne. C1.-;yt.oD • 'Woe)tt::.cJD,.. DD<lr L1...l. • Wett.e..r8 trc.a. :J;.eonard, ~er --ltbl:>cSua 'lr'b_,.,. beJ.ng DO ~bus"---to c.-:t>e£ore the IIJOard the~ ad:)ou.rned at 1.0a30 •-K • • • • • • ENGLEWOOD PUBL1C L~BRARY BOARD February 1, 1972 The Board of the Engle~ood Publ~c Library me~ in the l~brary conference on February 1. 1972. The m eeting wa s called to order at 7:45 by Present: Brown, Mart i nez, Mason, Maxwell, Si.mon Ab sent: Jarrell ChairmAn Maxwell. Horris,~~~berk, S'bl..ttuck, The minutes of the January m eeti~g were approved Hiss Lute presented the January statistics . Circulation is up more than 6,000 over December, and is approximately the same as January, 1971. The attendance at story hours and the number of group visits have both been improving. Seve ral adult groups are interested in meeting in the new conference room. Hrs. Morri s moved that the chairman appoint a committee to set guidelines for use of the confer~nc~ room. Hr.s . Schnack~nberg s~co·nded the motion and it wa s approved unanimously. Hrs. Morris and Hr. Shat~uck will consult ~th Hr. D ial or Hr. HcDivit~ ~o establish definit~ guidelin~s on the types of grou p s using the room and the closing time . Hiss Lute showed an article from the Denver cha pter of N.O .W. ne~sletter regarding Mrs. Beck's bibliography of books for modern girls. Hiss Lute also prese.nt:.ed a list of 1971's .. most notable books," and pointed out the the lLbrary has over 504 of those listed and will be getting more of ~hem. The possibility of inviting pre-school and kindergarten classes to Story Hour wa s discussed , along with the possibility of taking Story Hour to the schools or to the Bookmobile. Hiss Lute reported that the use of Smm. films on t:.he Bookmobile is being considered . The Continental National Bank infopmed Miss Lute that $60.53 is in a checking account for the Friends of the Library. The group is inactive at the present time and the money has been turned over to the Board. Hr. Brown reported that the City Council has not yet released the name s of new library board members . M rs . Simon moved that the present officers , J. C. Maxwell and Mr s . Morri s, continue to serve . Hr. Sh•ttuck seconded the motion and it was carr~ed unanimously . Hiss Lute reported that the State Library w ill not be able to fund the "Share Your Heritage" project, due to a lack of funds . Hrs. S.imon suggested that the Board use the $60 from the Friends of the Library and add it to the $300 in the budget for the "Share Your Heritage" project., in order to begin the project as soon as possible. Hr. Maxwell sai d that h e feels the interviews are the most urgent and a format shoul d be worked on. Mrs. Morris, Hi ss Lute, and Mrs. Simon agreed to meet with two people who might be wi lling eo conduct taped Lntervie~s and discuss the plan w ith them. Mrs. Morris mov ed that the Board set up a sav~ngs account with the money from the Friends of the Library for the "Share Your Heritage" project. or. if this is not po ssible . £ollow the advice of the City Attorney. Hrs. Schnacken- berg seconded the motion and it ~as approved unanimou sly . Hr. Ma son announced that he will be moving out of Englewood and -~~1 have to resign from the Board in the near future • There being no further business , the meeting wa s adjourned at 9 :50 . Respectfully submitted , Susan. Coombe Secretary to the Board • • - - ANNO - CEMENT OF POSITION OPENING February 1. • 1.972 Application s are now being received for the position of Director of Finance with the City of Englewood .. Colorado. A . GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF D T IES: The Director o£ Finance is appointed by the City Manager and serves as a d epartment h ead in c harge of finance . H e also serves as ex-officio c l e rk of the Council. The present Finance Departme nt cons i sts o( five m.ajor f-unctions: 1.. A ccounting and financial control. This includes maintaining a general system o.f accounts for all City funds such as th e General Fund., U tility Funds,. Pension Funds., Improvement District Funds,. and other auxllia..ry funds; recording andre- porting monthly and annually all budgetary expenditures, and lnvest.lng idle funds . A staff of three is required in this area .. 2 . Th e collection of a tllree per cent (3%) municipal sales and u se tax,. with a s taff of !ou.r . 3. :I>u.rchaslng, risk management, and £lxed asset control of th e City for which there is a full tlme Purchasing Agent:. 4 -Municipal court administration with a full-time stafi of two. 5 . Central printing and stores with one employee. As clerk of the City Council, a journal o{ Council proceedings must be malntai.ned. along with records of allied documents and a book o.f ordi- nances. The Director of Finance signs and sea1s contracts and official documents of the City. The Di_rector of Fi.nance serves as chalrrn.a..n of an Election Commission and as Treasurer of t:wo Pension Boards. Present projects include consideration and possibly development o.f lnte- grated con:lputer systems in the finance area, and upgrading central pur- chasing. The current monthly salary range Is $1.,. 074 to $1., 370, with the begin- ning salary depending upon qualifications. B . Q ALIFlCAT IONS DESIRED' c. 1.. .Degree in accounting, business or public a.drnlnistration. 2 . Experience in munictpa..l acco\.Dlt:ing, budget and financial control,. including supervisory experience. APPLICAT IONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TQ, Nlr . Stanley H. Dial City ~'la..na.ger 3400 South Elatt Street Englewood, Colorado 801.1.0 -- • • • ( CITY OF ENGLEW OOD PLANNING AND ZONING C0~6~~I ON January 4, 1972 C~ ;;F·'-,_ CNcLE: • "Co';. F"/Le I . CALL TO OR DER. The Regu1ar Meeting of the City P1anning and Zoning Commission was ca 11ed to order at 8:00 p.m. by Chairman Car1son . Members Present: Lents c h ; Barton; Mosbarger ; Robins; Brown; We ist ; Vobejda Supinger, Ex-o ffici o Members Absent: Henning A1so Present : Assistant Director of Co~unity Deve1opment Romans ; City Attorney Berardini II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES . Cb airm.an Car 1 s on stated the Minutes of December 7, 1971,. were to be considered f or approval. Lentsch moved: Mosbarger seconded: The motion carried. I I I. ALLEY VACATION The Minutes o f December 7 , 1971, be approved as written. CASE #1-72 B1ock 6, Premier Addition Mr. C arlson asked Community Deve1opmen t Director Supinger for a s ummary of the request. Mr. Supinger stated the r e quest is f o r vacation of a portion o f the a11ey i n the 3400 b1oc k between South Linco1n Street and South Sherman Street . Mr. Supinger stated that the app1icants, O ffices, Ltd., have option to purchase Lots 6, 7, 8, 17 and 18, B1ock 6, Premier Addition. There is 72.5 f oot f ron tage on South Linco1n Street and 47.5 f oot fr ontage on South Sherman Street in the proper- ties under opt i on by Offices, Ltd. Mr. Supinge r stated the requ e ~ for vacation is for the portion o f the a11ey ad~acent to the afore- mentioned 1ots, and the app1icants a1so s uggest that the remainder o f the a11ey be considered for vacation. Mr . Supinger stated that 1etters notifying adjacent property owners of the request were sent by the staff; no objections to the request have been received by the of fice . Mr. Car1son asked the app1icants to prese nt their c ase. Mr. Harry Car1e no , representing app1icants and property owners, stated that at the tim e the request was fi1e d, it was f or vacation of that portion of the a11ey adjacent to the 1ots the app1icants have under option. They wou1d now request that the a11ey abutting LOt 19, BXock 6, Premier Addition, a1so be inc1uded in the r e quested vacation • Mrs. Henning entered and took her chair with the Commission. Mr. Car 1 e no stated that Mr. Watson, owner of Lot 19, bas no object i on to the vacation o f the a11ey. Mr. Car 1 eno stated he bad discussed vacati on of the e nti re a11ey with Mr. C . A. Parker, property owner, and Mr. Parker ha s indicated he wou1d be opposed to vacation o f the entire a11ey ; be need s access to the rear of his property f ronting on East Girard Av e nu e , which access is provided by the a11ey. -1- • • r 32x • • • Mr. Car1eno noted that Lot 19, B1ock 6, under option by O ££ices, Ltd.; he again this Lot be inc1uded in the request for • Premier Addition, is asked that the a11ey vacation. not abutting Mr. Carlso n asked if there were utility 1ines in the a11ey? Mr. Supinger st ated that a11 utility departments and c ompanies were notified of the request, and there is no ob~ection to the re quest, sub~ect to retention of adequate easem ents to service existi n g utilities . Mr . C . A. Parker stated he fe1t the requested vacation, if granted, wou1d ruin access patterns for the s ub ject block, and that it wou1d detract ~rom the value o£ the property . He sugges ted that possib1y there should be c onsideration gi ven to obtaining dedication of the a11ey south of Lots 8 and 17, B1ock 6, Premier Addition . Mr. Parker noted that an ··u nded icated ac.cessway •• across the Hagge p ro p erty so uth of Lots 8 and 17 has been used for 19+/-years. Mr. Parker stated h e perso nally has no objection to the vacat i on of the po r~ion of the alley abutti n g Lot s 6, 7, 8, 17, 18 and 19, B1ock 6, Premier Addit io n, even though h e considers s uch act i on ••poor planning·•. Mr. Carleno stated he discussed t h e request with Mr. Snell, prope rty owner to the sou th of tbe Hagge property, and that Mr. Sne11 has no ob~ecti on to the a11ey vacation request. Mr. Sne 11 reportedly stated that tenants o f his apartment house at 3458-70 South L i ncol.n do not use the north-south alley for access to the parking area a t the rear o£ the apartment house,but use an east-west a11ey running west from South Sherman Street just nor th of the Safeway Store . M.r . Robi n s asked the necessity of vacat i n g the a11ey? fr . Robins pointed out that there is a sewer 1ine and other uti1ities in th e a11ey. Mr. Carl.son asked the applicants what development is pro posed f or -e property. and ~f a structure ~s proposed over ~he a11ey? Mr. Ol i v er Giseburt, app1icant, stated that the a11ey area woul.d b e used for parking :C o r a proposed fi ve-story office buil.ding . Mr. Giseburt stated he had discussed the proposal with the staff o f the Uti lit ies Department, and has b ee n assu red there wi11 be no problem with the alley vacation s o long as no structure is placed in the al.l.ey area . Discussion fol lowed. Mr .. Supinger noted the staff had recommended vacation of the souther1y 50 ft . portion o£ the a11ey. Mr .. Supinger stated that. with the in- c 1usion of the alley abutting Lot 19 in the request for va cation, the staf-:£ wou1d have no obj ection to the vacation o f the fu11 72.5 ft . portion, as requested . Mr. Supi nger adv ised that e asements for e x isti n g utili ties wi11 have to be retained. Mrs .. Henning asked the size of the property south of Lots S and 17 owned by Hagge? Mr. Supinger stated this property had 50 ft . fro nt- age on L i ncoln and Sherman St reets. and the app1icants have option to purchase this property a1so. Mr. Mosbarger a s ked if any commun ica tion had been received from Mr. Watson, owner of Lot 1.9? Mr .. Supinger stated no c ommunication had been received by the staff . ~tt. L. D. Watson was prese nt. and stated he had no ob~ection to the vacation o£ the alley as requested . Mr. Ro bins asked what wou1.d happen should the a1.1ey be vacated by the City. and the applicants did not exercise their opt ion to pur- chase the property? Mr. Supinger s tated the vacated a11ey wou1d -2- • • ~'32x - - - revert to ad~acent property owners. ~tt. Robins noted that if the options weren't exercised and the a11ey vacated, there wou1d be no access to the rear of these properties. City Attorney Berardini noted that a11 properties do have access on a dedicated public street . - Mr. L·entsch asked i£ the trash haulers used the a11ey f or pick-ups, and if so, how d1d they get onto a public street again? Mr . Parker sta t ed the trash haulers dr~ve onto the Ha gge property and ba c k around to go back out the a11ey to Girard. Mr. Parker noted the drivers wi11 have to back out into a street ir the a11ey is vacate d. Discussion £o11owed . Weist moved : Barton seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City C ounc il that the southerly 72 .5 £eet or the a11ey ~n B1ock 6, Prem1er Add1tion, be vacated. Uti11ty easements are to be reta~n e d. Discussion fo11owed .. Mr. Robins stated he fe1t the p roperty under option by the app1ica nt s cou1d be used £or their proposa1, and st~11 reta1n a dedicated a11ey.. Further discuss1on £o11owed.. Mr. Berardin1 again noted that properties wou1d not be denied access by vacation o~ the 311ey .. The vote was ca1led. The motion carried, Mr. 1osbarger and Mr. Rob ins voting nay, and Mr. B row n abstaining . CASE F.2-72 HEIGHT EXCE PTION IV. B1ock 6 ~ Premier Addition .. tr. Supinger stated that O £fices , Ltd.~ have p1ans to construct a ~i ve-sto ry o££ice building on property they have under option in B1ock 6 7 Prem ier Addition. The propose d structure wi11 have a maximum height o£ SO rt .; howeve r~ the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance limits height o£ struc ture s in the B-1 Zone to rive stories~ but not higher than 60 feet . The app1icant s are requesting a height exception as p enni tted under §22.5-7a(4 ) o r the Comprehensive Zoning Ord i nance . Criteria which is to b e c onsid ered by the P1anning C ommi ssion in reviewing app1ication s for exceptions to permitted height i n clud e: (i) (i. i) (ii:l..) (:i.v) The effect o f the increased hei ght or £1o<>r area on ad- jacent property includ ing th e effect on light, air and venti...1ation .. Th e ava i 1abi1 L ty and suitability of private of~-street parki...ng .. The 1ocat1on of the structure with re~erence to fire, health and safe ty fac tors . Such other £actors as may af£ect the pub1 ic hea1th~ safety and we1fare. Mr. Supinger no'ted that re quest s for height e x ception must be re- ferred to City Cou n c11 by rec ommendat i on of tbe P1anning Commission. Mr .. Car1son asked the app1icants to present their case .. Mr. Schock~ arch1tect, stated the overa11 height of the proposed structu re is 71 ft ., and the requested waiver ~or SO ft . height wi11 encompass the mechanical enc1osure on the roof. Mr. Schock stated the deve1opment proposed by O ffic es, Ltd.7 wi11 adhere to the fi ve story 1imitation~ but that in commercia1 structures~ it is not poss1b1e to have fi v e stories in 60 fe et. -3- • • - I' 32X - • • • • Mrs. Henn1ng asked ~£ the app1~cants had cons~dered a four story structure? She pointed out that a £ive story structure is not ·•required'' by t..he Comprehen.s1ve Zoni..ng Ordinance; rather, it is ''pe•"l'Tli. tted '' .. 1r. Schock stated the rour story structure would not be economically feasible consider~ng the cost of the land and construction .. Mr. Schock stated "the .f:1..ve story structure would make for more .. efficient•• use o£ t..he properLy. D1scussion Co11owed .. Mr. Barton asked why t..he height shou1d be limited? He stated he saw no reason to stop pro~res~ because of he:1..ght limitations. lr. Sup1ngcr stated there may have been reasons to limit the height, such as abi~ity to serve such structures with fire protection and water pressure. at the t~me the Ord~nance was written. Mr. Rob~ns suggested that poss1bly the Ordinance shou1d be amended to a11ow hcight.s greater than the present GO ft . Mr. Supinger st.ated that t.he sta:C:C w:il..1. in the future, recommend that greater he1ght be a1lo~ed. but at the present t:Lme. the staff is not prepared to designate t.he areas where these structures shou 1d be perJn"l t t.ed. Mr. Sup~nger stated that the request isn • t a ·•varian e·· but is a request .Cor an ··except.ion·•, which 1s permitted by O rdinance. D1scuss1on fo11owed . Mr. Lentsch asked what the requ1red parking is :Cor an of:f'ice buil..ding? Mr . Sup1nger stated it is one space :Cor ach 300 sq . :Ct. of rentabl..e area. D'l..scuss:Loo fo11owed. Mr. Weist asked how many spaces they were short from the required park:Lng? Mr . Supinger stated that with the vacat~on o:C the entire 72 .5 £t. port1on o:C the al..l..ey. there wou1d be the required nu~be o£ spaces. but noted that the des~gn 1s im proper . H e pointed out two parking spaces shown on the extreme no th of the s~te pl..an: he stated the turn~ng rad~us renders one space unusab1e . A1so on the north row of 45 ° ang1e parking. people back1ng out or a space on the eas t boundary of the site w111 have to back out ave the s1dewa1k. which is not good practi e. Mr . Sup1nger noted that on the doub1e row of parking. on both ~he east and west property 11nes. car doors w~11 be opening over the s1dewa1k area; th1s factor wi11 be dange ous to pedestria n s. Mr . Schock stated the two spaces on the extreme north of the site would be ass1gned to custodians o£ the buil..d1ng . He stated be fe1t peop1 e wou1d become accustomed to the park1ng layout. and would not have d1L£~cu1ty getting 1nto the parking stal..1s. Mr . Schock re- £erred to the matter of car doors o p eni n g ac oss the sidewa1k area. and noted tha~ th m~nimu~ width for a sta11 was 9 ft . The east- west d1mens1on ol Lhe property 1s 266ft .• and they have 29 spaces in th1s area. He noted that they cou1d dectease the size of these park1ng sta11s to the 9 rt.. m1n1mum and gain 2.5 ft. on e1ther end o£ the row. ~-Schock stated that it was not uncommon for cars backing out of a pa.rk1ng sta11 to back across the sidewa1k . Mr. Lentsch commented that 1t is dif:ficu1t to a quire additiona1 park1ng £or a deve1opment a~ter said deve1opment ~s comp1eted . He noted that inadequate park1ng provided by a devel..oper works hardships on adjoining property owners and parking l..ots . He stated he didn•t feel.. he cou1d go a1ong w~th cars backing over the sidewa1k . l\tr. Sup1nger noted that unless p1anters or some sim i1ar s tructure is used on the east and west property 1ines, peop1e wi11 be dri ving over the sidewa1k to get into the parking s pa ces on the corners. Dis- cussion fo11owed • Mr. Schock presented artist•s rendering of the p roposed development. -4- • • • T 32X • • • Mr. Lentsch asked if there were any reason the bui1ding cou1d not be bu~1t within the 60 £t. 1imitation? Mr. Car1eno stated ~t ~sn•t econom i ca11y £eas1b1e. M r . Lentsch asked if the SO ~t. height exc eption were approve d i.f" the app1icants wou1d b e W1 11ing to pro- vid e additional. parkin g ? Mr. C arl..eno stated ·•.i.f it became obvious more parking was nee ded it woul.d be provided... M • Lentsch pointed out the pl.aos were drawn so that the min1mum number of required parking spaces was dependent upon vacation o~ the al.l.ey. Discussion .f"ol.l.owed. Mr. Robins asked if the r e woul.d be ob~ections to acquiring property owned by Hagge and Lesage on the southea s t corner o£ Girard and Lincol.n £or parking? Mr. Carl.eno stated that i£ they did purchase the addi- tional property, it wou1d be necessary to increase the height of the bui1diog to make it e c onomica11y Leasib1e . D1scussion Lo11owed. Mr. Mosbarger asked i£ it would be feas1..b1e to have underground parking oo this site. Mr. Robins stated thi s area is subject to L1ooding. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Supinger stated that the height of the bu.i1ding wi11 have an adverse e££ect on the property adjacent on the north, primar ily restricting the 1ight to the property ; furthermore, it is the opinion of the staff that the parking p1an is not proper1y designed for this proposa1. Mr. 01iver Giseburt stated the O rdinance requires one o ff -street parking space Lor each 300 sq. ft . or rent abl e area, and this is what the applicants are provid~ng. He stated that the starr is ob- jecting to the des1gn o£ the parking plan . Mr. Lentsch pointed out that min1mum requ1red parking wou1d not be provided unless the a11ey were vacated . Further discussion fo11owed. Mr. Robins asked what type tenant was proposed ;for the building? &~. Schock stated that te nan ts would probably be 1awyers, insurance agents, etc. ~tt. Schock stated there wou1d be a maximum of fo ur offices per floor . Mr . Robins noted that if each tenant had on1y three employees. this would use GO of the 68 park1ng spaces £or emp1oyee parking a1one . Mrs. Henning stated she d1dn "t want to discourage deve1opment , but she was or the op'i.n1on that this is over -bu~1d1ng on property of this size. Mrs. Henn1ng stated she would be opposed to gra nting a height exce ption and would also be opposed to appro va1 of the parking p1an as 1S now proposed. H enning moved: Mosbarger seconded: The Planning Conu:nission recomm.end to City Counci1 the request of O ffices. Ltd., ~or height ex- ception .f'oJ-property in B1ock 6, Premier Add 1tion, sa1d property being within the bouodar1es of the B-1 Zone D1strict be denied ror the fo11owing reasons: 1. An SO .Ct. bui1ding 1n this part1cu1ar 1ocat1on wi11 adversely arfect property immed1ate1y to the north. 2. The area o~ the s1te involved does not furnish enough space for adequate parking to serve the 1ncreased office area . Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Lentsch asked the app1~cants 1f they could and wou1d bui1d the orfice building i£ the height were to be limited to the 60 ft .? Mr. Car1e no stated this bas been considered . Mr. Car1eno discussed proposals that had been considered, and f ound to be eco~om ica11y impractical. Further discussion fo11owed . Mrs. Henning stated she was in symp athy with developers faced with economic problems, but fe1t the Planning Commission shou1d be concerned with the cit1zens-at-1arge and what effect such developments as this wi11 have on the City as a whole. -5- • \ ! ~ • • r 32xl • • • Mr. Lentsch suggested that tbe app1:s..cants 1ook at property on the east side o£ South Sherman Street as poss~b1e add~tiona1 parking Further d~scuss:s..on £o1 1owed . The vote was ca11ed· AVES : Rob:s..ns; obe.Jda : Henning ; Mosbarger AYS -WeisL ; Carlson ; Lentsch~ Barton ABSTAIN : Brown The mot:s..on was dereated . Mr. Lentsch s u ggested the app1:s..cant s come ~o the P1anning C ommission again on January 18Lh and present an a1ternat:s..ve parking p1an. Lents c h moved : Vobe~da second ed : The matter be tab1cd unt11 the next regu1ar meeting on January 18, 1972 . The motion carr:s..ed. H enn:s..ng and Mosbarger voting nay ; Brown abstaining. v. OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Bloc k 6, Pr e m:s..e Add:s..t:s..on C ASE :t3-72 Henning moved - Lentsch seconded: The matter be tab1ed unti1 the next regu1ar m eet ing on Janua ry 18. 1972 . Th e motion ca ~1ed. D iscu ssio n on p re vious a ct 1on on the requ ested a11ey vacation fo11o-....ed . H enning mov e d : Lent sch sec onded · The mot1on carried . The Commission recons1der the requested a11ey at.1.on .. Hen n.i n g moved : L entsch sec onded : Th e recommeodat1on to ity C ounci1 on vacation o~ a po r t1on of the al1ey 1n B1ock G. Premier Addit.1.on . b e de1ayed unt11 a1ter the next regu1ar meeting of the Comm~ss1on on Janua y 18th . The mot1on carried: ~'l.r . C ar1soo and Mr. Ba r too vo ting nay; Mr. B r own abstaio1ng. VI . D IREC TOR ·s C HOI CE M r . S up.1.nger s tated that a tentative date o£ January 18th had been set £or a pres e ntat1on on the progr am o£ Denver Re gi ona1 Cou n ci1 o£ Governments by a membe r o£ their sta1f . It was the concensus of the Com.miss..J...oo that Jaouat-y 18th shou1d be con.firmed w1t:.h the C OG staff . VI I • C OMMISSIO ·s C HOI CE Mr. L entsch stnted h e wou1d 11ke to see members o£ the C ommission receive the a ge nda .for the Ci ty C ounci1 meetings . He fe1t it wou1d b e ~e11 £or members of the Commission to attend the Counci1 meetings when a recommendation from the Comm.1.ssion .1.s co ns i dered. Mr . Lentsch a s ked what information was avai1ab1e on the 1:ormer KI....Z Site i n northeast Eng1ewood? !.tr .. Supi.n.ger stated the s a1e o£ the land to Larwi.n C ompany was fi nal i z ed December 31st. Mr. Berardioi. stated that pet~ti.ons for rehearing may be Li.1ed unti1 January G . -6- • • r - - - 1972, at 5 :00 P.M .. Mr. Berardini.. stated that members of Larwin Company have ind~cated they wou1d b e happy to meet with representatives of the P1aooing Commission, C ounci1 and staf£ on their deve1opment p1ans .. Mr .. Brown sta ted h e fe1t the Commission s hou1d b e aware of the fact there are many peop1e i n the northeast area who fee1 the City sbou1d reserve a portio n of the f ormer KLZ Site for a park and drainage area. M r. Brown stated he hoped the P1anni ng Commission wou1d be sym path etic to the needs o f the citizens .. Mrs . H eo n ~n g c omme nt ed that the matter o£ a park on the KLZ Site was referred to the Parks and R ecreation Co~issio n.. Mrs. Henning stated she fe 1t City personne1 shou1d m eet with Larwin peop1e as s oon as possib1 e, hopefu11y with1n two or three weeks . Mr. Lentsch asked th e Cha1rman to recogn1z new C ouncil. representa - tives to the Commission~ Mrs. Henn ing and Mr . Brown~ and Mr. Royce Robins. new1y appointed 1ay-membe r o r the Commission. Mr. Car1son we1comed ~~s. Henn ing as C ounci1 re presentat 1 ve~ and a1so we1comed Mr. Brown~ who .i.s Mayor Pro-tem. Mr. C a rl.son then wel.comed lolr. Robins to the Comm ission . Mrs. Henning s tated she wou1d l..i.ke to see the Pl.anning Commission work on the P1anned Devel.opment 0 dinance aga1n . Mr. Carl.son stated he didn't £ee1 the City ~as qu1te ready for the Pl.anned Devel.opment concept. He stated be fel.t the concept wasn•t rea11y understood and that p eo pl.e coul.d not see bow it coul.d appl.y to Engl.ewood. Mrs. Henn~ng po ~nted out the fact that the Commission has twice voted 10 £a vor of the p roposed Ord1nance . Mrs. Henning stated she wou1d l.ike to see the matter c ons1dered again with the amendments as p ro posed by City Manager D1a1. Mr. Lentsch stated be £e1t peopl.e appl.y1ng £or permits under the PO shou1d have recourse to City C ouncil.. He pointed out that the Pl.anning Commission is not a 1egis1ative body. 01scussion fo11 owed. Mr. Berardini discussed the situati on ~ and questioned whether the C ommission coul.d request an opportunity for additional. review. Further discussion ensued. Mr. Supinger commented that the PD Ordinance seems to bave become tied in with deve1opment of the KLZ Site ~ and stated he fel.t it was ~mmat er~a1 whether the PO O rdinance was app1 ied to that site . Mr. Lentsch stated he didn·t feel. the Commission communicated we11 enough to Council.~ he stated he que stioned whether Council. rea11y understood materia1s sent them from the Comm~ssion . Discussion fo11owed. Mrs . Henning stated she wou1d hate to see the P1anned Deve1opment O rdina nce dropped. The meet1n g adjou ned at 10 :40 P.M . -7- -- r 32 x • • REGUl....AR MEET I.NG E N GLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD January 1 8 ~ 19 7 2 The meeting wa s ca~led ~o or d e r by Chairman Robohm at 5 ,0 2 t!!riY c~[;,..r '.c' L ' r ,....,C:U ME:N7 Member s Presen t: Lay, Harder , Robohm, Mock, Senti M ember s Abs e nt: Menger , Horton, Dhority , R os vaLl <:-;:: 7 . / Other Official s Pr e s ent: Utilitie s Direc tor C arroll l . RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING HARK SHiVERS" S ERVICE TO TKE CITY . Mr. Carroll read a propos ed R esol u tion e xpres s ing the appreciation of th City co Marcu s o. Shiver s , Jr., who ha s left the City•s employ to join the 18th J ud icial District. Mr. Hard er move d, M r. Robohm second ed , That the Re so lution recogn izi ng t he contributio n of Mar cus 0 . Shivers Jr., be sent t o City Co uncil for action. Mr . La y s ugge s ted that the number o f years Mr. Shivers had served the Water and Sew r Board be ~ncorporated in the resolut~on. The mo tion pa ssed unan imously . 2. COMPANION AGREEMENT BETWEEN CHERRYMOOR SOUTH SANITATION DISTRICT AND CHERRY HILLS RANCHO SANITATION DISTRICT . (Reaccomplished from prev iou s executi o n by May o r) Mr. Carroll pre sented the Co~panion Agreement between Cherrymoor South San~tation D is tr~ct and Cherry H il l s Rancho Sanitation d~s trict to the board. This is a repeat since the previou s co~pa ni on Agreement contained language inconsi s tent w i th the ba sic agreements (see W.B. mi nute s Sept. 21, 1971). Mr. La y m o ved. Mr. S e nt i seconded, That the revi sed Companion Agr eement between Cherry Hills Rancho Water & Sanitation Di strict an d Cherrymoor South Water & S an itat i o n Di s trict, and the City be executed by the City Council. The mo t ion pa ssed unanimou sly . 3 . YEAR END FINANCIAL PICTURE Mr. Carroll di s tributed the compari son figures to show the year end financial picture of the Wat er/Sewer Department. Water operating expenses exceeded the prior year by 1.97 .. -Mr . Carro ll pointed out that these were unaudited figure s ; however, they were basically reliable. 4 . C ONTINUED 01SCUSS10N OF CHANGE-OVERS Mr. Harder w o uld like to see the Re solution perta ining to charging customers for change-o ve rs and w o uld also like to see the b ookkeep ing that accom pli s he s the c harge s s o that the board mi ght review the method of collecting . Mr. Harder s ugge s ted a reserve f un d be set up for change-overs and fund s be earmarked for s u ch . Hr. Carroll -ill compile a r epo r t with all pertinent facts t o present t o the Board next mon th. 5 . DIS CUSSION ON APPOINTEES TO WATER BOARD Mr. Carroll r ea d a le tter to Cha l~a n Robohm from May or Senti in regard to the retiring member of the board and reque s ting Lhe names of ind~viduals that might be i ntere ste d in se rving. Chairman R o bohm s tated that he was the member who -ould be r etired. Chairman R obohm de si res not to be reappointed due to family commitments; he-ever, he felt Mr. Kreiling m~ght be ~nterested. • • • T 32 X ' ' ~ • • • • -2- 6. STATUS OP METERING PROPOSAL Hr. Carrol1 informed ~he board that City Council has put the metering proposal under advisement . Hr. Dial w o uld like to let the mBtter ~imme r for an indefinite period to give the Depar~ent t ime to get professional Pu blic R elations help to educate the public. Mr. Carroll stated that from the calls and letters he had received ~ most people objected to paying for the meters more than the u sing o f mete ~s -He w o u ld L ike to ha v e the total De partment image put before the public. Dur i ng the winter mon th s the Department will continue th e study of complete me t ering . 7. RATIFICATION OF SU PPLEMENT TO CH ERRYMOOR SOUTH SANITATION C ONTRACT. (Or. Warr en) Mr . Carroll then presented the Board w~th S upp lement Ul to the Cherrymoor South San~tation Contract which had been a pproved by Council. Ratification by the B o ard is nece ssary si nce the Council a cted fav o rably on a telephone p oll of the Board member s . Kr . La y moved , Mr. Horton seconded, That Suppleme nt #l to Cherrymoor South Sanitation Contract be rat ified. The motion pa ssed unan imou sly . 8 . REVISED WATER ORDINANCE Hr. Carroll prese nted the Board with a list of Pr o po se d Cha nge s t o the City Code regarding water divi sion act ivities. (co p y attached to file) He pointed o ut that mos t of the changes were for clarification and t o bring the code up t o present s tatus. Section 15-3-32 Tapping o£ Ha i n s -Hr. La y felt that the portion regard in g cut -off from m ain s s h o uld be in a sec tion se parated from tapping o f main s. Al so that the $25.00 charge s hould not be applicable if the c ut-off were acc omplished b y a plumber w ith permit and inspection by the City Inspector. Hr. Lay move d, Hx. R o bohm seco nded~ That th e Pro p osed Changes to the City Co de be appr oved with the correction i n Section 15-3 -32 and be sent to C i ty Council for act ion. The motion pass ed unan imou s ly. 9 . AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND GREENWOOD VILl...A..GE POR RECREATiONAL U SE OF RESERVOiR SITE . The draft agreement between City and Greenwood V illage f o r recreational u s e of the re se rv oir site wa s presented to the Board. Di s cussion ens ued a s to the five year term cl au se . Mr. Menger e nte red at 6 :00 P.M. 10 . T RAVEL A UTHORIZATION TO WPC F C OMMITTEE CO FERENCE BY LARRY THOMPSON, WASTEWATER TREATMENT SUPERINTENDENT. Hr. Carroll asked the Board for travel Au ~horiz at ion ~o WPCF commi ttee conference in Wa shi ngto n D.C., for Larry Thomp son, Wa s tewater TTea~ent Superintendent, in the amount of $500 .00. Mr. Thomp son ha s been nominated to membershi p in Hanf orce (Manpower £or Cl e an Envir onme nt) and Hr. C a rroll felt i t would be g ood f o r the City t o be represented . Hr. Menger moved, Mr. Mock seconded, That T rave l Authorization to WPCF Committee conference by Larry Thomp son. Wa stewater Treacnent Superintendent be acc omplished. Fund s not to exceed $500 .00 to be encumbered from the Sewer Fund . • • ' r ~ r 32x - • • -3- 11. OTHER TOPICS. Mr. Caroll next read a letter from Ray Frost of the Adolph Coors Company requesting a Purchase or Lease/Purchase Agreement of the Boreas Pass Water Right s. He offered $153 ,500.00 for the purchase or $500.00 per year in advance plus $5.00 per acre ft. of water u sed until the purchase can be accomplished. Mr. Menger recommended that the Oeparonent accept the offer subject to legal review. Mr. Harder moved, Mr . Senti seconded, That the Board pursue the sale of the Boreas Pass Water Rights and authorize the Mayor and City Counc il to approve and execute the lease/purchase contract with the Adolph Coors Company and take appropriate action to effect the sale of the Water Rights. The motion passed by unanimous vote- Mr. Carro~l exhibited a map showing the land adjacent to the Sewage Disposa~ PLant. The Kilpatrick property~ which the Council has authorized acquiring and in addition four parcel s the Co uncil authorized payment of up to $80~000.00 for acquir ing. The Department will enter into negotiations for the parcels or proceed with condemnation There being no further business .• - Mr. Harder moved , M.r. Robohm seconded, That the meeting be adjourned at 6 :30 P.M. Chairman R obohm reopened the mee ting at 6:32 P.M. stating that the Board shou~d recommend to City Council an appointee to the Board. Hr. Menger moved, Hr. Lay secon ded~ That a recommendation be sent to City Council to appo i nt Mr. John Kreiling to the Water and Sewer Board. The motion passed unanimously. Chairman Robohm declared the meeting adjourned at 6:40 P.M. Respectfully su bmitted • • • '32xl • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date : January 18, 1972 Subject: Resolution recognizing the contribution of Marcu s 0. Shivers, Jr. Recommendation: That a reso~ution be passed recognizing the twenty-four years servic e to the City by Marcus 0. Shivers, Jr., as City Attorney and s ubsequently as Special Counsel to the Water Board Respectfully s ubmitted, ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD By:~L--~A~.--~R~o•b~o~hm~-.~C~h~a~i~rma~-n~------------~~~ Atc.chment #l ,----.=-----------------------~_ .......................... ~.~-- • • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date : January 18, 1972 Subject : Appr oval of R@vi.sed City Code Recommendation: That the City Council accept and approve the proposed revision to Title XV of the City Code, regarding Water Division matters; and that the City Attorney be instructed to revi.st the City Code to reflect the changes. Respectfully s ubmi tted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD By'------------------------------~~~ L.A. Robohm, Cha irman Aeeachm@ne #2 • • I' 32X - • • • Date : Subject : • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD W ATER AND SEWER BOARD January 1 8 ~ 1972 Approval of Supplement #l to Connector Agreement with Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District . Recotn:m.enda tion: That Supplement #l to Connector Agreement with Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District. whereby the property at 3700 South Clarkson Street is annexed to the district. be approved by the Council , and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized and directed to sign a n d seal the Agreement on behalf of the City. Respectfully submitted, ENG LEWOOD WAT E .R AND SEWER BOARD By : ~L-.-A,-. """""a'"'o'"'b=-o=--run=-.-,C"'ha,-.,.7<""rma-,.,,-,n:----'Afi(L,:s;"'==- A ttachment #3 • • • r 32xl .......... • • • Date: Subject: - MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD January 18. 19 7 2 Appr o val of Revi sed Companion Agreement between the City. Cherrymoor South Water & Sanitation District and Cherry Hills Rancho Water & Sanitation District. Recomme ndation: That the Revised Companion Agreement with the City. Cherrymoor South Water & Sanitation District. Cherry Hills Rancho Water & Sanitation District be approved by the Council; and that the May or and City Clerk be author ized and directed to si gn and seal the Agreement on behalf of the City . Respectfully submitted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD By:,L--'A'---0R~o~b~o~hm==-.-rc~h~a~ir=rma~~n~---------L~~~ A ttachment #4 • - • • • Date: Subject: • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD January 18~ 1972 Attendance of LaWTence E. Thomp son at Water P ollution Control Federation meeting, Wa shi ngton D.C., March 14, 1972 - Recommendation: That Hr -LaWTence E-Thompson, Wa s te~ater Treaonent Superintendent, be authorized to attend a meeting of the Perso nnel Advancement Committee of the Water Pollution Control Federation, March 14. 1972 i n Wa s hington, D .C. An amount not to e~ceed $500.00 is recom - mende~ £o r this mee t ing , to be encumbered agains t the sewer fu~d- Re s pectfully subm~tted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Attachment #5 • '. 1' • • T 32X - • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDI C ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF TKE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date: January 1 8 ~ 19 7 2 Subject : Sa1e o f Boreas Pass Ditch Number 2 Water Rights Recormnendation : That the City Council approve a lease/purchase contract with Adolph Coors Company for the Boreas Pass Ditch No . 2 Water Right s and appurtenant facilities~ and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execu te such a contract~ after proper legal review. Additionally . that the City Council take the necessary steps to effect the sale of these water ri.ghts - Respectfully s u bmitted ENGLEWOOD W A TER AND SEWER BOARD By =.,-L-.-A:-. """""R"'o"'b,-o'"'hm=-.-,C'""'b,-a,-,-i -=rma=:-:n----~~<52=::::=::. Attachment lJ 6 • • • r 32 x l _, __ _J - - - - MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date : January 18~ 1972 Subject: NominatLon of Mr. John C. Kreil ing to the Water and Sewer Board Re cotnrnendation : That the City Council consider the appo i ntment of Mr. John C. Kreiling to the Water and se-er Board vacancy created by the expiration of the term of Hr. Leonard A. Robohm. Respectfully submitted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD By: L.A . Robohm. Chairman A ttachmen t II 7 • -- r 32x • • 0 - PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20 FINAL ASSESSMENT DATA January 28 ~ 1972 SECTION A Construction Cost Engine ring Services Sa1ary Overhead Administrative Overhead Fisca1 & Paying Agent Fees Titl..e Checking ~ees $49.819 .60 4.981.96 5,480 .16 4 ,699.00 Lega1 Advertising Equipment R enta1 Misc . Supp1ies & Expense 828 .25 1.565 .14 2 ,542 .81 1 ,447 .05 + 2% Contingencies + Bond Interest TOTAL SECTION A SECTION B Construction Cost Contract Construction City Ditch Crossing Storm Drainage Const . Misc . Construction Eng1ewood Uti1ities Land Acquisition Appraisal.. Fees TOTAL SECTION B TOTAL SECTIONS A & B ~Waggoner Direct or o~ Pub1ic Works KW:pd • C:.O U ~ • ....::JL 1\ ...:> Fi L E cn::x: OF E GL C .tOOD. COLO.. $284.414 .58 71.363 .97 7.115 .57 21,956 .00 $384 ,850 .12 $ 99,373.32 982 .49 2.274 .95 979.78 426.29 3,362 .00 900.00 $108,298 .83 $493 ,148 .95 • • - • • • • I ntrod uced as a B i11 by Counc i1man A BILL FOR co ,~ ~~S~:~~~A~~E T~~~i~~G O~N E~~~~~i;~ O r Cf'. COLORAD O, TO BE KNOt -lN A S PAVING D IS- TRICT NO -21 , ORDERI~G THE C ONSTRUC TION T HE RE IN OF STREET AND ALLEY Il.~lPROVE - ME NTS; PROVIOI~G FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS OF THE ::>ISTRICT I~I PAY:O.lE -·T FOR SA ID It!PROVE!'-ENTS : PROVIDING FOR NOT I CE TO CONTRACTORS AND TO BIDDERS FOR S PEC IAL IMPROVEMENT D I STRICT B ONOS OF SAI D CITY. WHEREAS, The City Counci1 of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, pur- suant to the Charter, Chapter 14 of the Municipa1 Code of the City, and the Laws of the State of Co1orado, hereby finds and determines that there exists a necessity for the creation of Paving District No. 21, in said City, and the construction and insta11ation therein of certain street and a11ey improvements as described herein; and WHEREAS, Notice of a pub1..i.c hearing concerning the creation of the District and the construction and insta11.ation of the ~mprovements therein has been pub1ished once a week for three consecutive weeks in The Eng1ewood Hera1.d, a newspaper of genera1. circu1at.i.on in the City, and .i.n addition, a notice has been mai1ed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of rea1 property with- ~n the proposed District; and WHEREAS , at the t~e and p1ace specified in said notice, .the City Counc.i.1 met Ln open session for the purpose of hearing a .ny objections or protests that :might be made against the proposed district or the ~provements to be constructed or insta11ed; and WHEREAS, the City Counc.i.1 considered the fo11ow.i.ng protests and objections: -~9 - • • • r - • • • 4500 South Acoma Street Mr. Robert T. Craig 4556 South Aco:ma 3200 South De1aware Street A petition bearing 3 1 signatures in opposition Mr . Edward E ~ers 3250 South De1aware Mr _ Ha.ro1d Jones 3285 South De1aware 2400 South Raritan Street H.r . Rachal<: 2630 South Tejon (Owner of property on o f Baker and .Ra.r i tan) Mr. B. J. Bratrsovsky 1831 W est Harvard A11ey East of 3500 South Fox Street • Granted Granted Denied Mr. C1i.ff Wi11Lams Denied 3538 South Fox A11ey East of 3900 South Fox Street Petition b e aring 22 signatures 1n opposition, r eceived after hear1ng A11ey Eas t of 3900 South Ka1amath Mr. Loui.s A1d..retti 4005 South Jason A11ey Ea s t of 2700 South LLn~o1n Street Three petitions bearing 33 signatures in opposition Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Pa.u.1 W. Stewart, 2749 South Sherman Street, i..n opposi.ti.on Mr _ Ray Stevens 2763 South She~ Mrs. Haze1 Mi.ck 2780 South LLncoLn Mrs • Mary Enax 2772 South Li...nco1.n. A11ey East of 3700 South Acoma Street Mr. John Foster 3706 South Acoma -l.9(al - Granted De.n.i..ed Granted Granted • • • r - • • • Mr _ Robert Benton 3747 South Broadway M.rs _ Mary Westbrook 3768 South Acoma A11ey East o£ 3700 South Broadway Mr. Arthur Parnel..l.. 3785 South L:i..nco1.n. F~ve ~etters bearLng seven a~qnatures in oppos~ti o n Mrs. Eugene Johns 3701 South Li.n.col...n Mrs. Tom Weste..rbuhr 3201 South Bannock Mr. Eugene Byrne 3780 South Broadway Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Basil.. R. Hiqqins, O ne Lake Avenue, East Brunswick, New Jersey (owners of property at 3797 South Li..nco1.n), received after hearing Granted Granted there x.n addition , City Council.. del..eted the fol..l..o~g al..l..ey for wh:i.ch no protest: Al..l..ey East of 3300 South Washington -l.9(b) - • • • r 32xl • • • • WHEREAS, a11 objections and co~p1aints having been du1y heard and considered, the Counci1 has determined that such objec- tions shou1d be denied except as indicated above; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. That a specia1 improvement district for the construction, insta11ation or improvement of the improvements here~after described, is hereby created and established in ac- cordance with the Charter and Chapter 14 of the Municipa1 Code of the City, and the Laws of the State of Colorado, and sha11 be known and designated as "Paving District No. 21". ~1 proceedings here- tofore taken and adopted in connection with said District are hereby ratified, approved and confirmed. Section 2-That the eng~neer•s reports, together with a11 of the detai1s, specifications, est~tes, maps and schedu1es thereto attached or appended , are hereby approved and adopted_ Section 3-The extent of the District to be assessed for the cost of the Lmprovements and inc1uded vithin the boundary of the District, sha11 be a11 the rea1 property specia11y bene- fited and which fronts or abuts on each of the streets and a11eys t o be ~mproved, inc1udin g the rea1 property within one ha1f (1/2) b1ock of such streets and a11eys , and as ~ore particu1ar1y set f orth in the Notice of Hearing, as pro vided b y a Reso1ution of the .City Counci1 passed and adopted on the 3rd day of January, 1972. Section 4. The kind of improvements and the streets and a11eys on which such improvements sha11 be constructed or insta11ed sha11 be as fo11ows: -2 0 - \ I ~ • • • 1. Sec essarv grading and excavation, caving with 6 " c om~acted gr ave1 base course and 2" as~ha1tic c oncrete su r face, concrete w a1ks . curb and gutter where not a1reaCy insta1 1 ed ; together w i t h appurte n ances and i nc identa1s on ~he fo 1 1 o wing s treets and ave n ues : 2!i ~ South Acoma St. South side of We st Ya1e Avenue North side o f west Amherst Ave. - South Acoma St. South Acoma S t. South Acoma St. South El..ati St. South Emerson St. south Gal..apago St. East Layton Ave. East Layton Ave. South Pennsyl..van i a St. South side of \Vest Amherst Ave . south side of w est Corne11 Ave. South side of West Oartmou~~ Ave. south side of west Bates Ave .. South s~de of East G~rard Ave. south side of west Quincy Ave. East side of South Broadway East side of South Sh e ~~n St. south side of U.S. Hwy 285 North side of west Bates Ave. North side of \.,est Dartmouth Ave .. North s.i..de of \<fest Eastntan Ave. North side of west Corne11 A ve .. North side of East Hampden Ave. North side of West Radcl..~ff A v e. West side of Lincol..n St. west side of south Logan St. North side of Litt1e Dry Creek 2- Necessary gr a d i ng and excavation. paving with 8" co~pacted gravel.. ba s e cour se and 3 .. asphal..ti.c concrete surface. concrete '.J al..k s. curb and gutter where not a.l..ready i.nsta1.1ed; together with a p p urtenances and incidental..s on the fol..l..owing streets and avenues: West Col..~ege Ave. West corne11 Ave. west Harvard Ave. West Il..i.ff Ave. South Raritan St. West side of South Tejon St. West side of South Tejon St .. East side of South Rar i tan St . East side of south Raritan st. South side of West I1i.ff Ave. -21 - • East side of South Zuni. st. East side of South Zuni. St. East side of South Tejon St. East side of South Tejon St. North side of west Harvard Ave ... -• r 32x [ • - • 3. Neces sary grading and e xc avat i on, compacted subgrade , and with 6"" P o r t1and cerrent c onc re t e sur fa c e , fo r a t o t a l. o vera 1 1. wiC~~ of fou rteen fee t; toge t he r ~ith appur ten a nces and o the r incidental. '\·.Tork on t h e fol.l.ow i.ng a l.l.ey s: ON Al..l..ey East of south Acoma Street East of South Acoma Stre et East of South Fox Street East of south Gal..apago Street East side nf South Inca Street East of South Jason Street East of South 'Ka..l.a.m.at.h Street East of South Lipan Street East of South Mariposa. Street East of South Winderemere Street ~ South side of West Jefferson Ave. South side of West Lehigh Ave. South side of O-s_ awy 285 South side of 0-S-Hwy 285 South side of o_ s_ awy 285 South side of West Ithaca Ave. South .&:i.de of West Mansfie1d Ave. South si.de of West Kenyon Ave. South side of l~est Mansi.fe1d Ave. East side of south l'i:i.nderemere st. -22 - North side of \·lest Kenyon A v e ... South l..ine of l.ot 2 Bl..ock 4, Curr i g an 's Sub . North side of West Ithaca Ave. North side of West Ithaca Ave. North si.de of West Ithaca Ave. North side of "?est .:Jefferson Ave. South s:i.de of t·1est Na..ssa.u Ave. ; t h ence West to the East s:i.de of south Ka1a.znath St. North side of West Leh:i.gh Ave. North s:i.de of West Nassau Ave. North side of West Nassau Ave • • • T 32X • - - - sect:i.on S . The construction or insta11at:i.on of said street and a11ey improvements in and for the District, as shown by the p1ans, specifications and maps thereof, prepared by the City Engineer and approved by the City Counci1 of the City and now on fi1e in the office of t he Director of Pub1ic works, be and the same is hereby authoriz ed and ordered, the materia1 to be used in the construction of said street and a11ey improvements to b e in accordance with such maps, pl.ans and spe cifications. Section 6. The probab1e tota1 cost of the improvements to be constructed or i.nsta1.1ed is $ 610 , 1...02 .41 it i.s proposed that. the City of Eng:1ewood wi.11. pay approxi...matel.y $ 78 ,129.30 toward the tota1. cost of said ~provements. The approx~ate share of the tota1 cost to be assessed per front foot upon any 1ot or tract of 1and fronting or abutting on said ~provements wi11 not exceed the amounts set forth ~ the Notice of Bearing, as provided by a Reso1ution adopted and passed by the City counci1 on the 3rd day of January, 1972, which is incorporated herein by specific reference. Section 7-The assessments wi11 be due and payab1e w ·ithout demand within thirty (30) days from and after the fi.na1 pub1icati.on of the Ordinance assessing the who1e cost of said ~- provements against the rea1 estate in said District. In the event any owner of rea1 estate sha11 fai.1 to pay the who1e of such as- sessment agaLnst his property within said thirty (30) days, then the who1e cost of the ~provements so assessed aga~nst his prop- erty sha11 be payab1e ~n ten (10) equa1 annua1 insta11ments of princ~pa1. The f~rst of such Lnsta11ments of principa1 sha11 be due and p ayab1e at such time as may be determined in and by the assessing ordinance and the remainder of said insta11ments sha11 -23 - • \ -• '32x - • • • • b e due and paya b1 e successive1y on t he s ~e d a y in each y ear the reaf t e r, un ti1 a 11 a r e pa i d in fu 11. The rate of inte r est to be paid on unpaid and def e rr e d insta11ments wi11 be es- tab1ishe d by ordina nce to be adopte d by the City Counci1 at a l..ater date. section a. By virtue of and pursuant to said l..aws and the Charte r and Cha pte r 14 of the Municipal.. Code of the City , l..ocal.. ~prov e m en t bonds of the City sha11 be issue d for the pur- pose of paying for the 1oca1 improvements described in this or- dinance, in an amount not to exceed the cost and expenses of said ~provements, inc1uding engineering, 1ega1 and a11 incidental.. ex- penses, as provided by l..aw . The issuance of and payment for said bonds sha11 be authorized by an Ordinance l..ater to be passed by the City Counci1-The maxmium rate of interest on specia1 assess- ment bonds for Pav~ng District No. 21, sha11 not exceed ten (10) per cent per annum , and such maxmium interest rate sha11 be set The bonds and the in-forth in the notice of sa1e of said bonds. terest thereon sha11 be payab1e out of specia1 assessments to be 1evied against the rea1 property inc1uded within the District and specia11 y benefited by the improvements to be constructed or in- sta11ed, and to the extent necessary, from the specia1 surp1us and deficiency fund authorized by the Charter of the City. Section 9-The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to advertise for bids to construct such improvements and for bids for said bonds to be issued, in three(3) consecutive week1y issues of The Eng1ewood Hera1d, a newspaper of genera1 cir- cu1ation pub1ished in the City of Eng1ewood, which advertisements may run concu.rrent1y with the pub1icati.on of th.i.s Ordinance ... 24 • • T 32X [ - • • • • Section 10. The C~ty Counci1 h e reby finds and determin e s that the ~prov e ments proposed to be constructed and insta11 e d wi11 confer a specia1 bene f it upon the property within the District and a genera1 benefit upon the City as a who1e. ~1.. ordinances, or parts thereof in con-Secti.on 11... This Ordinance, after its f1~ct herewith are hereby repeal..ed. £Lnal.. passage, shal..l.. be recorded Ln a book kept for that purpose, sha.1l.. be authenticated by the sig-natures of the Mayor and o:i...rector of Finance, ex-officio City Cl..erk, and shal..l.. be publ..i.shed ~ a newspaper having general.. ci.rcul..ati.on in the City. That if any one or more parts or provisions Section 12 .. of this Ordinance shoul..d be judi.ci.al..l..y adjudged i.nval..i.d or unen- forceabl..e, such judgment sha11 not affect or ~pair the remaining provisions hereof, the intention being that each of the provisions hereof are severab1e- INTRODUCED AN-D PASSED ON FIRST READING th:i.s 7th day of February, 1972- SEAL Mayor ATTEST: D.xector of F~nance , ex-officio City C1erk (The fo11owing shou1d be inserted on fina1 pub1ication) FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS -----day of February, 1972. (SEAL) ATTEST: D~rector of F~nance ex-officio City C1erk Mayor -25 - • • - • • • CITY O FFICIA L cou· -' ~.--::u ENT PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21 MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY THURSDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY MONDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAY O ctober 18 . 1971 D ecember 6 . 1971 D ecember 2 0 . 1971 January 3 . 1972 January 6 . 1972 January 13. 1972 Ja ouary 17 . 1972 January 20 . 1972 January 24 . 1 972 F ebruary 7 . 1972 February 10 . 1972 F ebruary 22 . 1972 F ebruar y 24 . 1972 April. 3 . 1972 Apri l. 3 . 1972 April. 6 , 1972 April. 13, 1972 April. 1 7 , 1972 April. 20 ~ 1972 Apri1 26 . 1972 April. 26 , 1972 May l.., 1972 May 1 . 1972 May 4 . 1972 May 15. 1972 June 1 , 1972 June 16 , 1972 S eptember 27 , 1972 pd revised 1 /14 /72 • List o£ Streets ava~~-1~r Counc~~~LE ITY O F C~CLE'... COD. C OLO. Authorization £or negotiation and advertising £or pilot o1 bond issue . S e1ecting £i rm £or £isca1 services and bond handling. Con sider resolution o1 intent to £orm Paving District No . 21 F irst Publication o£ notice . Secon d publication o£ notice . Mai1 notice to a11 a11ected prope r ty owners . Third publ ication o£ notice . Public bearing on £ormation o£ D ist r ict (special me eting). Introduction o1 a b i11 1or an ordinance creating the District . Publication o£ bi11 1or ordinance . Second reading o£ bi11 ~or ordinance . Fina1 publ..ica~ion o1 ordinance . Curb , gutter, sidewal-k permit cut-o££ date . Notice to contractors and bond sa1e authorized . Publ.isb £irst notice to contractors and bond houses . Second notic e to contractors and bond houses . P1ans and Speci£ications avail.abl.e . Third notice to contractors and bond houses . Final. date £or private concrete construction. Open Construction bids at 2 :00PM Open bond bids at 10 :00 AM. Award contract £or above at 8 :00 PM , introduce bi11 £or an ordinance to issue and ae11 bonds , bonds dated June 1st . Pub1~cation o£ bi11 to se11 bonds. Passage o1 ordinance on £ina1 reading. Estimated date o£ start o£ construction. Proceeds o£ bonds received . Ordinance in £u11 e1£ect. Estimated date o£ compl.etion o~ project. • \ ~ • • r - • • • • 0 - TO: Honorab1e Mayor and City Counci1 via S~an1ey H. Dia1~ City Manager FRO!: City P1anning & Zoning Commission ~c.-7 courx c ,L cn:x OF ENGLE --.;oo";. Lc...._..,:, SUBJECT: Vacation of a Portion of Sou~h o£ Girard Avenue. the Linco1n/Sberman A11ey The City Pmoning and Zoning Commission. at its meeting January 4~ 1972~ voted 6-2 (o ne abstention) to recommend vacation o~ the souther1y 72.5 feet of the north -south Linco1n/Sherman A11ey in B1ock 6~ Premier Addition~ for the fo11owing reasons: 1. The subject 72.5 foot portion o£ a11ey is not required for pub1ic or adjacent property access. The Commission a1so suggests the retention o£ necessary easements £or uti1ities. Respectfu11y sub~itted~ ~~it-::;irector Department of Community Deve1opment for Ci~y P1anning & Zoning Co~ission gw cc : Mr . Car1eno~ Mr. Giseburt~ Mr. Schock~ Adjacent Property Owners. enc : Staff Report~ Location Map~ Excerpt of Minutes Ja nu ary 24~ 197 2 • ) • • I' 32X [ - - - STAFF REP Pa g e -1 Sta££ Report Re: - 0 - Request for A11ey Vacation in B l Addition. Date to be Considered: January 4, 1972 . CASE Fl.-72 A11ey Vacation ~ 6, Premier N ames o£ App1icants and Relation to Request: Cha1.merse A. &. Martha M. Parker 3996 South Grant Street Englewood, Co1orado O wners of Lots 17 and 18, B1ock 6, Premier Addition. Audrey B . Mitchem 3860 South Bannock St. Englewood, Co1orado Owner of Lots 6, 7, and 8, B1ock 6, Premier Addition. O ffices, Ltd., the ho1ders of options to purchase the properties 1isted above. These parties are a11 represented in this matter by A ttorney Harry E. Car1eno, 3460 South Sherman Street, Eng1ewood, C o lorado. Location of A11ey for Which a Vacation is Requested: The a11ey adjoining Lots G. 7. 8. 17 and 18. a11 in B1ock G. Premier Addition. 1n the City o£ Eng1ewood, County o£ Arapahoe. and State o£ Co1orado. Location of A11ey for \~ich a Vacation is Recommended be Con S1dered by Th e Sta :::f or the Department ot: Corrununity Develop ment and tbe Department of Public Works: The remainder of the a11ey in B1ock G. Prem i~r Addi- tion, which a11ey adjoins Lots 1 through s. inc1usive. a nd Lots 19 through 24, inc1usive. Zone District: B-1, Core Area Business The Reasons for the Request: (1) The app1icants have requested the vacatio n of the a11ey adjoining Lots G. 7. 8 and Lots 17 and 18. B1ock G, Premier Addition. in order that they might bui1d a five -story of1ice bui1ding on this 1and and a tract of 1and which ad~oins on the south. • • 0 I' 32X • • STAFF REPORT Pa e -2- • 0 - Case #1 -72 A1l.ey Vacation (2) The staff recommends the sLmu1taneous considera- tion of the remainder o~ the a1l.ey in Block 6, Premier Addition, on the hypothesis that this a11ey shoul.d ei.ther be va cated, or developed through to connect to an east-west al.l.ey which is dedicated between the a11ey in Bl.ock G and South Sherman Street. Description of Subject Site and Area: Lots 6, 7, and S, owned by Mrs. Mitchem, have fro nta ge on South Linco1n Street and are undeveloped. Lots 17 and 18 are owned by Cha1..merse and Martha Parker, and have a smal.l. ~rame house 1ocated on them. These Lots have frontage on South Sherman Street. To the north of the Parker property, and not a part of the Offices, Ltd. assemb1age, L. D. Watson owns Lots 19 through 22. inc1usive . These Lots a1so front on South Sherman Street and a sma11 Lrame house is 1ocated on the two northern- most 1ots. Ad~oining the Watson property on the north. is a fifty foot site owned by X-1. Cannon. an absentee 1andowner. These 1ots, Lots 23 and 24. have frontage on both South Sherman Street and E n st Girard Avenue. and a sma11 frame house is 1o- cated on the site . Adjoining the a11ey on the west, Cha1merse Parker owns the East 50 Leet of Lots 1 through s. inc1usive. and a three- unit commercia1 bui1ding is 1ocated on this site_ The Hn~ge Lesa ge property. the west 75 feet o f Lots 1 tbrough s. inc1usive. is undev e1oped but is used for parking by the occupants. customers and invitees of the Parker bui1ding---a s is the 1and at the rear of the bui1ding and the Mitchem property . Acces s to this unimproved parking is from the subject a11ey_ The topography of the north 250+/-feet of this b1ock is varied. Both South Sherman Street and East Girard Avenue are severa1 £eet higher than the property_ The occupants o£ both the Watson and Cannon houses park at the rear of the 1ots and their on1y access to the parking area is from the subject a11ey. To the south of the Hagge parce1 which is under option by O £fices. Ltd. are two mu1ti-fami1y units: a four- p1ex owned by W. L. Maring fronts on South Sherman Street. and to the west o~ this unit, is a 7-unit apartment owned by R. A. Sne11 with frontage on South Linco1n Street. Occupants of both of these apartments park at the rear of the bui1dings with access from the east-west a11e v off of South Sherman Street. · The M.d.ring apartm.Pnt a1so vides parking in the front yard. To the sou1..h of 'these apn.rt.m.::!nts. is the Safeway Store . Even though the a11ey is no t dedicated north o£ the Safeway Store. there is a route that has been created through use. • • /' 32X • • • STAFF REPORT Pa e -3- • 0 - Background of Previous Action Rel.atin Case #1-72 A1l.ey Vacation · o the Property: No ::f'ormal. action has ever b~c n. taken; but the north hal.f of this bl.ock has been considered for sornet~e as a possible publ.ic off-street parking area. Because of the topo - graphy, it woul.d seem to l.end itsel.£ wel.l. to a mul.ti -l.evel. parking structu r e . ~· ts ~rom Departments & Util.ities: Publ.ic Service Company: No objections subject to reservation o ~ easements ~or co ntinued operation and maintenance of existing facil.i~ies . Mountain Be11: o f easements ?or e xis~in g facil.ities at tbe expense No obj ections subject to reservation faci lities or relocation of e xisting of the .. owners and option hol.ders . ·~ Utilities Department: No obj ecti on to vacation. If a structure is placed over the sanitary sewer line. the 1ine wi11 have to be protected by a cast iron pipe . It is requeste d that pl.ans £or construction be fil.ed with this office. a11ey and ~l~G~b~}~~~~~~=~~n1~~~~~:no~~h 0 ~1e~=~~:a~~ v;~:ti~~t~; !~~:! should revert to Safeway. The l.ow area shou1d be filled to relieve drainage problems. Rel.ation ship to Comprehensive Plan: Subject area is designated for commercial. development which is compatibl.e with the o~fice usage proposed by appl.icants. Department o£ C ommunity Devel.opment Anal.ysis: The subject bl.ock suffers from a 1ack of coordinated development with commercial. development at the north and south ends with si n g l.e-fami1y residential. mu1ti -fa~i1y residential. and vacant properties in between . There is a dedicated al.l.ey extending 200 feet south from Girard with no outl.et and a dedicated al.l.ey extending 140 feet west fr om Sherman on the north side of the Safeway Store with no outl.et . In addition. a non -ded icated al.l.ey extends south from the dedicated a11ey which is utilized as access to parking for the Sne11 and Maring mu1ti-£amil.y structures. This .,a11ey"' may have become dedi cated through usa ge . The central. part of t'li"e block is ve r 'l. l.ow and is a drainage prob1em . Two residentia1 properties at the northeast corner of the b1ock and the Parker commercia1 building derive access from the north-south dedicated al.l.ey. Even though there have been no objections to the vacation by property owners adjacent to the dedicated a11ey it wou1d seem undesirab1e to vacate the entire al.l.ey • • 0 - - • • • • 0 - STAFF REPORT Case #1-72 Page -4-A11ey Vaca ti on Recomme nd e d Action : 'That tb e mend to the Cit C 50 ft. portion Addition. for ~ y P1 a on i ng and Zoning Commission recom- c i1 t b ~ vacation o f the most souther1y he north /s outh a11ey in B1ock G. Premier L o11owing reasons: 1 . property owners and option-hol..ders requesting the vacation o or have option to buy a11 of the property on both sides of L.l e 50 foot 1ength o f subject al..1ey. 2 . S ubject 50 foot portion of a11ey is not re- quired for publ..ic or adjacent property access. Respectfu11y submitted. ;f::::_~~ D~rector of Community Deve1op~ent enc: Letter requesting vacation Land Use tap Topography Map cc: Mr. Car1eno M.r. Giseburt Mr. Schock Adjacent Property Owners Mr. Sne11 Mr. Maring • • .j T 32X • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION January 4,. 1972 l • CALI. TO ORDER. Th e Re g · ca11ed ..-· Meeting of the City P1anning and Zoning C ommi ssion was rder at 8:00 p.m .. b'"..· Chai rman Car1son ... Member s P resent : Lentsch; Vobe.jd~ Supinger,. Ba : n; Mosbarger; ~· b ins; Brown; Weist; E x-officio J.lembers Absent: Henning A1 so P . sent: Assistant Director of Community D eve1opme nt Romans ; Ci ty Attorney Berardini II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Car1son stated the Minutes of December 7,. 1971,. were to be conside r ed f or approva1. Lentsch moved: Mosbar ger seconded: The Minutes of December 7,. 1971,. be approved as written .. The motion carried .. III. ALLEY VACATION CASE #1-72 Block 6,. Premi e r Addi.t1on Mr .. Car1son asked Community Deve1opment Director Supinger for a summary of the requ est .. Mr .. Supinger stat ed the r e que st is f or vacation o f a portion of the a11ey in the 3400 b1ock b etween South L inco1n Street and South Sherman Street . Mr. Supinger stnt e d that the app1icants, O ffices . Ltd., have option to purc hase Lots 6, 7. S, 17 and 18. B1ock 6, Premier Add iti on. There is 72.5 f oot frontage on South Linco1n Street and 47 .5 f oot f ronta ge on South Sherman Street in the proper- ties under option by Of fi ce ~, Ltd. Mr. Supinger stated the reque~ for vacation is for the portion o f the a11ey adjacent to the afore- mentioned 1ots, and the app1icants a1so suggest that the remainder o f the a11ey be considered for vacat ion . Mr. Supinger stated that 1etters notifying adjacent property owners of the request were sent by the staff; no ob~ections to the request have been received by the office. • Mr. Car1son asked the app1icants to present their case. Mr. Harry Car1eno, representing app1 icants and property owners, stated that at the time the r e quest was fi1ed, it was for vacation of that portion of the a11ey adjacent to the 1ots the app1icants have under option. They wou1d now request that the a11ey abutting Lot 19, B1ock 6. Premier Addition. a1so be inc1uded in the requested vacation .. Mrs. Henning entered and took her chair with the Commission. Mr .. Car1eno stated that Mr .. Watson. owner of Lot ~9 .. has no ob~ection to the va cation or the a11ey . &tr .. Car1eno stated be bad di scussed vacation o£ the e ntire a11ey w ith Mr. C . A. Parker, property owner. and Mr. Parker bas indicated he wou1d be opposed to vacation of the entire a11ey; he needs access to the r ea r o £ his property £rooting on East Girard Avenue, which access is provided by the a11ey. -1- • • • - - - Mr. Car1eno noted that Lot 19, B1ock 6, under option by Offices, Ltd.; he again this Lot be inc1uded in the request Lor Premier Addition, is asked that the a11ey vacation. , 1ng Mr. Car1son asked i..f there were uti1i.ty 1ines in the a11ey? Mr. Supinger stated that a11 uti1ity departments and companies were noti.ii.ed of the request, and there is no objection to the request, subject to retention o£ adequate easements to service existing uti1iti.es .. Mr .. C .. A. Parker stated he fe1t the requested vacation, if granted, wou1d ruin access patterns for the subject b1ock, and that it wou1d detract from the va1ue of the property .. He suggested that possib1y there shou1d be consideration give n to obtainin g dedication of the a11ey south of Lots 8 and 17, B1ock 6, Premier Addit:i.on. lr. Parker noted that an ·•undedicated accessway .. across the Hagge property south of Lots 8 and 17 bas been used £or 19+/-years. Mr. Parker stated he persona11y bas no objection to th the portion of the a11ey abutting Lots 6, 7, 8, 17, 18 6, Pre~ier Addition, even though he considers such act1 p1anning••. J.Cation of 19, B1ock ··poor Mr. Car1eno stated he discussed the request with Mr. Sne11, property owner to the sou th of the Hagge property, and that Mr . Sne11 has no obje ction to the a11ey vacation request.. Mr .. Sne11 reported1y stated that tenants of his apartment house at 3458-70 South Linco1n do not use the north -south a11ey for access to the parkin g area at the rear of the apartment house,but use an east-west a11ey running west from South Sherman Street ~ust north of the Safeway Store. Mr. Robins asked the necessity o £ vacating the a11ey? Mr . Robins pointed out that there is a sewer 1ine and other utilities in the a11ey .. Mr. Carlson asked the app1icants what development is proposed for tbe property, and if a structure is proposed over the a11ey? Mr .. 01 iver Giseburt, app1icant, stated that the a11ey area wou1d be used for parking for a proposed five -story of£ice bui1ding.. Mr. Giseburt stated he had discussed the proposal.. with the staff of the Uti1ities Department, and has been assured there wi11 be no prob1em w~~h the a11ey vacat1on so 1ong as no structure ~s p1aced in the a11ey area . Discussion fo11 owed. - Mr. Supinger noted the staff bad recommended vacation of the soutber1y 50 ft .. port ~on of the a11ey.. Mr. Supinger stated that, with the in- c1usion of the a11ey a butting Lot 19 in the request for vacation, the staff wou1d have no objection to the vacation of the fu11 72.5 ft .. portion, as requested. Mr .. Supinger advised that easements for existing utilities wi11 have to be retained .. Mrs. Henning asked the size of the property south of Lots 8 and 17 owned by Hagge? Mr. Supinger stated this property had 50 ft. front- age on Linco1n and Sherman Streets. and the app1icants have option to purchase this property a1so. J.tr. Mosbarger asked if any co-m.munication had been received from J.tr .. Watson. owner of Lot 19? Mr .. Supinger stated no communication bad been received by the staff . J.rr .. L. 0. Watson was present. and stated he had no ob~ection to the vacation of the ,a11ey as requested. Mr ... Robins asked what wou1d happen should the a11ey be vacated by the City , a n d the applicants d~d not exercise their option to pur- chase the property? Mr . Supinger stated the vacated a11ey wou1d -2- • I I -- I' 32X - • • • r e v e rt to a djacent p r ope rt y owne r s ... ~tr .. Robins noted that if the optio n s we r e n•t e x e r c i s ed and th e a11e y vac ate d, there wou1d be no a ccess to t h e rear o £ these p r operties . C ity Attorney Berardini not e d tha t a11 proper ti es do have access on a d e dicated pub1ic stree t ... Mr. Lents c h a s ked if the trash hau1ers used ~he ~1 1ey for pick-ups,. and i:C so,. how d~d they ge t onto a pu 1 'i c s tree t .. a in? Mr. Parker s tated the tra s h hau1e r s drive onto "\.. 11 a g ge p 1 rty and back around to g o back out the a11ey to G .J. J ... ~Ir... r ker noted the drivers wi11 have to back out into a . e et if l. .e a11ey is vacated .. Discu s sion ro11ow e d. Weist mov e d : Barton seconded : T he Planning Commis s ion reco~end to City Council that the southerly 72 .. 5 ieet oi the a11ey in B1ock G. Premier Add~tion. be vacated. Uti1ity easements are to be retained. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Robins stated he fe1t the property under option by the app1ic3nt s cou1d be used for their proposal. and sti11 retain a ded.i.cated a11ey. Further discussion fo11owed. Mr. Berardini a g ain noted that properties wou1d not be denied access by vacation o£ the a11ey. The vote was ca 11ed. The motion carried, Mr . Mos barger and Mr. Robins voting nay. and A~. Brown abstaining . IV. HEIGHT EX C EPTION CA S E #2-72 Biock 6. Prem1er Addition. Nr. Supinger stated that Offices. Ltd .• have p1ans to construct a five -story o£:Cice bui1d~ng on property they have under option in B1ock G . Premier Addition. The proposed structure wi11 have a maximum hei g ht of SO ft.; however. the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance limits hei g ht of s tructures in the B-1 Zone to five stories. but not higher than 60 feet. The applicants are requesting a height: excep~ion a s p e rmitted under §22 .5-7a(4 ) of the Comprehensive Zoning O rdinance. Criteria which is to be considered by the Planning Co~ission in reviewing app1ications for exceptions to permitted height include: (i'\ (i i) (iii) (iv) The effect of the increased height or f1oor area on ad - ~acent property including the effect on light. air and vent:i1ati..on ... The avai1abi1~ty and suitability of private o ff-street p arking. The 1ocation of the structure with reference to fire. health and safety factors. Such other factors as ~ay affect the pub1ic hea1th. safety and we1£are. Mr. Supin g er noted that requests for height exception must be re- ferred to City Counci1 by recommendation of the P1anning Commission • Mr. Car1son asked the app1icants to present their case . Mr . Schock. architect, stated the overa11 heig~t of the proposed structure is 71 ~t .• and the requested waiver £or SO ft ... height w.i.11 encom pa ss the mechani.ca1 enc1osure on the roof . Mr. Schock stated th e development proposed by Offi.ces, Ltd .• wi.11 adhere to the five story 1imitation. but that in commercia1 structures, it is not possib1e to have £ive stories in 60 feet. -3 - • • • • r - - - MEMORA.."-nUM TO THE EKGLEWOOD C J RECOM.AlENDATION OF THE CITY PL .. 4 DATE: January 4, 1972 - OUNCIL RECARDIXG ACJ SG AND ZOXIXG CO~t:!.HSS . A11ey Vacation -B1ock 6, Premier Addition 0 'S COADfENDATION: The P1anning Commission recommend to City < that the souther1y 72.5 feet of the a11ey 6, Premier Addition, be vacated. Uti1ity are to be retained . Respectfu11y submitted, By Order of the City P1a t ~ing and Zoning Commission. • i1 .. .l.ock o:ments • • - - - - - 0 - .... TO: All 1\t e mbers of the Engle wood City Council FROM : ~1.r. St:l.nley H. Dial, City 1\.lanager DATE: F e bru.a..:ry 4 9 1 9 72 , SUBJECT' I DEAD TREE-IAMB PICK-UP PROGRAM On 'TUesday, January 25, 1972,. a meeting 'Was h e ld w-ith the "Trees for Today and Tomorrow'' organ.lzatton representing intere sts concerned with eliminating all dead wood in an effort to get rid of dle elm beetle. Also, attending were Mayor Vaughn Gardinier of Littleton and Actlng City rwt.a.na.ger,. JUn Collins. We v.~ere represented by Mrs. Judy Henning. M.r .. Jerry Royt:ber,. and me.. Mr . ~'lere1f"A'oods,. County Forester,. was also ln att..end.ance .. The .. Trees £or Today and Tomorrow•· organl%atlon ""'•ould like for us to give some publicity to the £act that people sbou1d trlm their elm trees o:f all dead wood early in the grov.rtng season (preCerably early March) and the Clty would collect the limbs. On February 1st.,. the Littleton City Council pledged its support to th e concept by passing a resolution urging their citizens to trim such dead wood out of their trees during the first week of March. The City, in turn, ls to pick up and dispose of a11 limbs (providin.g they meet certain size requirements) during the remaining weeks lo March. 'Ibe City of :Denver For- estry Office indicates that the City of Denver will cOD.duct an extensive c~paign at the same time. In .fact, a brochure describing the program Is to be distributed on a door-to-door basis by a nUD:Lber of the ctvlc clubs in the City. Following the September storm, the Cfty incurred costs of $5, 508 .for a pick-up program.. As you know, 'W'e have $20,400 In the Parks budget for tree programs. A pick-up program no11N would probably cost between $5, 000 and $10,000, leaving from $1..0,.000 to $15.000 for our proposed tree program as outlined ln the Budget. If we took advantage of a pick-up program during March, it would help u.s to elimlnate a.~owlng problem o£ cleaning out dead wood in the trees. Also, during ~:tarcb Mr .. ~ '-''oods p)a.ns to issue notices to property owners advising that they must trim the dead wood anyway.. By part.lctpatlng in a comprehensive trimming program,. property owners will be able to avoid having to pay for the cost oire- moval. We have been assured by the Tri-County Hea.ltll I>epart:Jnent that we m.ay pOe our tree limbs In the same location as last y ear and burn them under con- trolled conditions 1ater this year. ::;~o=~ :::o~:;k~u: ~~~~e!e~l ~::~~e:c~e:~:: ~e~:r~oc::. tr~~o~d urge us to join with Denver and Littleton by asking the citlze·ns to trlrn out: ail dead wood in their trees during the first three -weeks of March. The City would then collect the tree limbs provided they are cut in 4• lengths and placed on either the parklng or ne.."'Ct. to the c urb in the parking lane.. Under no condltioo. v.rUl tb.e City remove whole trees or shu:nps. Respec-t:fully, STANLEY H . DIAL City 1\'l.ana.ger SHD/lj , _ _:_ . , .• • • I' • • • • 0 - ..__.~ Cl TO: All Me:r:nbers o:f the EngleW"ood City Council FROM.: ~. Stanley H . Dial, City M .a.nager DATE : February 4, 1972 .oo:... S UBJECT' YEAR-ENDING BALANCE OF RECREATION FUND AND REC- OMMENDATION FOR TTS PARTIAL USE Tbe Recreation Fund ba.1an.c.e at yea.r•s end was $16,652 above the 1971 re- vised budget :[oreca.st. "'bls surplus above the esti:rna..te is due p r l.rna.rlly to expenditures being ove.r-esthnatecl by a..lxnost $12, 000 and revenues beln.g un.der-·estl.m.ated by almost SS, 000.. The U.na..l audit should affect this balance only slightly. Lf at all. Because of t:bla unanticipated surplus, we will be able to a.ssUDJ.e the $'10, 000 cut. in the revenues previously anticipated from the School Dlstrlct. 'Wi.tb.out a cor·respondlng reduction in tbe level o:£ service offered by the Depa.rt:I:D.ent. .. tn addition., approximately $5, 000 w1.11 be available for possible other addi- tional expenditures ... Respectfully, STANLEY H. DIAL City Manager SHD/lj CC : Mr . E .. P. Roma.n.s, Parks and Recreation Director • • r - Subject: Recormnendati.on: • • • - ... CJTV 0 F F f C fA 1..! Cou ~!!;-_., ~~C UMENT -:::-. -y C...:;,OL. .. _. .._ -C FlLE NE"ORA,_-r>L-, TO THE E "GL£1.'000 C ITY c:BesEi ~~!RcCOLO. ACTI.O OR REC0~!::-1E~'"'DATIQ!';j OF THE ENCLE\o.""OOD \o,;ATER AND SEWER BOARD ~EETI~G OF JANUARY 18. 1972, RELATIVE TO THE SERVICES OF MARCUS 0. SHIVERS, JR. January 18, 1972 Resolution Recognizing the Contri bution of Marcus 0 . Sh . rs, Jr . That a resolution be passed recognizing the e-ency-four y~ars service to the City by Marcus 0 . Shivers, Jr ., as City Attorney and subsequently as Sp~cial Counsel to the Water Board. Respectfully submitted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD A. Robohm , Chairman • • I' 32 X I - - • • - Date: Sub ject: MEMORANDUM - OR RECOMM.ENL:' . ..t MEETING OF J ..- WATER 01VIS1 ~. ·~ - • .. - .- err...,. c E~GLEWOO D C ITY C O U NCIL REGARD I N G A~l.~._..~ F•.t....e OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER ASD SEWER BOARD ~COLO .. A RY 18, 1972, RELATIVE TO REVISING THE S ECTIONS CF THE ~UNICIPAL C ODE -4.DUary 18 ,. 1972 A pproval or Revised City Code Recocmnenda ti.on: That the City Council accept and approve the proposed re~ision to Title XV of the City Code, regarding Water Division matters; and that the Ci.ey Attorney be instructed to revise the City Code to reflect the changes .. Respectfully submitted ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD L. A.. Robohm, Chairman -· --· .· < -.. -. ·- • • • '32x [ • • TO: :i . Dia l, Ci y ~lanager • 0 - t ·.-£R-OF F I C E N ...• rJ ~.NDUM February 2, 2 .. OM: c i..es B. Ca rro l : ·r. • Direct:.o r t i.li.ti < • SU&IECT : Rec ommend£ v i s ions to T!. c XV City • 'ld e Following is an itemiz ed explanation o f the attached revision to the Water Division Ordinanc@. T his recommendation will be considered at ehe February 7 Council me eting. Section 15-1-1 : Definitions (a) ~(b) are added to present code . 15-2-1 : Board members from the taxpaying electorate increased from four to six . 15-3-12: All references to flat rate licenses omitted. Resolution 0 18, Series 19 7 1, accomplished this . 15-3-17: A new definition of what consitutes a delinquent water bill. 15-3-18: Delec.e ··charge .. for vacancy i.nspecti.on. 15-3 -22: Increa s e charge for water turn -off from $1.00 to $5.00 . 15-3-33: (New) A s ectLon to permit the deparement eo recover costs -when we perform a water tap cut-off at t.he main -and the tap is no e to be reused. 1 5-3-3 4: C opper service lines must be at least type K. Other materials, such as plastic, can be used, according to the uniform buildLng code, when specifically approved. 15-3-35: Th e department is discontinuing the sales of many items to plum bers for water services. Only corporations (taps) and meters will be sold. This will reduce the inventory by $4,000 plus. 15-3-53: Insert words to reflect "s~te licensed" in describing plumbers • Charles B . Carroll, Jr. • • • T 32xl - • • • • 0 - 1.5-l.-l. 1.5-l.-l.: PE'C"J:N:IT:ICN S A s~·~ ~nth~~ t~t1e , the ro 11~ng wor d s and phrases sha11 ~~ve the C ol.l.cvi.r ~ "'&nings: (a ) ~t y: The C1 ty cr Engl.ewcod , ~ol.orado. act~g through it ~ :ity :c unc~l. un d er the Statute s of the S tate er Col.orad o. -(b) City !'!an ~er: The c!ul.y --i e si.gnat.ed C:i.ty of'f'"i.ci.a1 through vhc :.h e Ci.ty Counc-1..1. may exere"i.se :its powers. (c) ~rector or U til.iti es: Tbe du1y designated City cCCic:1.a1 thr c ugh ~OIIl the City C ounc:i..1 an d the Ci.ty Manager may exercise their powers. (d ) Water --s.v:1 ~on: 'The section o -r-the U t:111.t:l.e s ""'epa.rt..tent un-ier and through w !"li.ch the :au.nici.pal water works s •T st.em is operated un r·er the 'ii.reetioc of' the Ci. V Cou.nc~ • C'i..t.y Jo'!an~er and Director o C U ti.1i.ti.es. (e ) Water ~y:stem: '1.1 pl.ant. f'aci.1..:1 t:1.es and diS"t.r'ibution ~j.ns owned and ooera~ed b y the Ci ty or Engl.ewoo d. (f") Bonded D1umber: ' person 11.eensed as a Master P1UIIlber under the 1awa cr the ~t.a:te o r -::,c1orad o and under bond tc the Ci.ty aa pro~d e d here ~n. (g ) License: Permis~on by the ~rector or U t~1iti.es to uee ~ater ror the purpo s e .spec:i.ri.ed :1.n the author·i.ty t.o use .. (h ) ~ce·naee: 1\.ny pe.rsc·n. corporat.i.on., g overnmental.. author:i.ty or agenc y authori.ted to use w ater under a 1i..cense. (1..) Servi.ce Pipe: A.1l.. p:i.pi.ng 1avf"u11y ~nsta11ed between the water IIL&i..n ( or an extension thereoC ) a.r..d the 1.1.censee • s property 1..:1.nea. (j) Premi.~es: ' structure w i..t.h :i.t.a ~mmed:i.ate ground s • -.. • • • r 32 x I ( - • c - • • 0 - 1 5 -2-3 15-2-1: B O AR D ESTABLISHED . ,. "'" T he r e i~ hcreb,_;.· c::-:.~b!t,.hcd a \\"a:..er :tnd 5c.,.·.·er Boa rd c onsia.tinp:: of t:1 c·y ~l :t.ynr of the Cit~. :..v.o Cvuuciluten. scJccteU b.}· t he C ity Counci l . ::1nc.J €!,_~ mentbc r :. :ap;.ouinted l.J} the Council irvn1 CJl.::aliiicd t a::o..,•:lying clcct?r::a-, ~c r v 111 t.:" f o ur O\:c r -l :::tp} ing t en·t~ of six years .. -\. r eprcscraa t iv e fron1 t he C:t y a<lrnini,.- lrat ion ,.h a ll b e ap1>·•i u:.ed b y t.hc:-Cny )..fan.:t.gc r t o se r,·e a s :~.n e x -oif icio . non.- ,·oting rucn"J b e r_ One r l C n"lbe r of the B oa rd s h ;:al! b e a ppoint ed b y t h e C ou n ci l t o scr.,.-e until F c bruar ,· 1 . 1 9GO ; ,,,.-o nu:n 1bcrs of t h e B oard s h a ll be a ppoi nted ln.· t he Council 1.0 sc.-,.-~ until February 1, 1 964. Thereafter. men-.bcrs o f the ~ai;._l B o an.l s h all be a p pvin t ed b y t.he C ou ncil f o r terms o f s ix y~a.r s. C o uncil m~m~r s o f said B oard s h a ll s erve du r ing thei r t e n u r e a s s uch C ounci ln1 cn. All n"lCinbers oi the \Yater and Se,,·er Board shall be subject t o r c 1no,·al b,· t he Council. 'rhe Council shalt m:t.ke appo intments to fi11 '-":tc anc i e s for t.h~ u nexpired t.erms. (Chnrter. § 61; 1962 C ode.§ 8 .1) IS-2-2: POWERS AND DUTIES T h«-'\Yater and Se·n·er Board sh:z.U <-xercise such authority. and it shall have such po"""ers and duties a s are Y~.s.ted in it by the City Cbart:er. and such ot-h <-r and fu r the r pO'\Yers as may be delegat~d t.o it from time t.o tirne by ordinance or re ~olution . (Charter.§§ 62 and 63; 1962 Code.§ 8 .1-1) 15-2-3 : COUNCIL; AMENDMENTS TO RULES Rules and regul.::uions of t.he '\'\-ate:r Division may be altered. amended or added to fron--. tim~ to time by appro,tal of t.be City Council. Such rules and regulations. together ,,·ith all amendn'l<e:tts. shall be available for insp~ct.ion at the office of the \\ • .::lter Di,·ision at all reasonable hours. -~11 \\-ater Oi,·ision r u l es .::1nd r~gul.::1t io ns are intended . des igned and ado pted to pro-rnot:e the public peace. health a n d s afet y. and sh:tll be in force fr01n and after the d.ate of their adoption . ("1962 Code.§ 8..3-13) -• r 32xl - • - • • 0 - ..... tion ~ECT :-:: ~ s unJ:Z ~T 15-3-1 Polluti o~ oi ,\-;"ttt ~r Supp ly 13-3 -2 Aba.t.Cnh .. :lt a.s Xuis::1nc ~ 15-3-3 Recrea t ion .\ct.i,itics Prvhibi ted 1 ~-3 --J t h :--u 1 5-3-1 0 Re se n ·ed ArLicle II -Licenses, I./let.e.rs nnd Ch.3rce.s 1 .=.-3 -1 1 License .Requi red 1.3 -3 -! 2 License I ~.su ancc 1 5-3-13 Right s '\...:nd r :.. Licen:io e t.=--3-14 X o Prh.ilege to Be A s:.igned 15-3 -15 Quant.i:y :.utJ. • .-\.Ite rations Cnder Flat R.ate I S -3 -1 6 ~Jet er Req uiren1C'nts lS-3 -17 Dc1in"]t!C.Ilt. \\-ater Dill s 15-3-lS Refund oi Charges 15-3-19 Cha r ges-Q,.ync r Re sponsible ; L ien 1.3 -3 -20 Sprinkling Pri'l.·i l ege; L icens e R equired 1 5-3-2 1 'C"n::1uthorized t:se o£ \'\"at:c-r 15-3-22 Ch:1 r ges f o r Turning Of_i :1nd On \Yato!r 1 5-3-23 t hru 1 5-3-30 Re served 1 5-3-3 1 1.5-3-3~ l s-3-.:J-4·~r 15-3-..H ::...:- 1 5-3--.45 J ~ 15-3-36" :.:7 1 5-3--.a7 ~ ~ Article Ill -s~·i ce Con:::cetiona Per-n-.i t. and X otice Required Tapping of ).l ains I' ~lateri :;~.l s to Be Purchased from C i'ty ...,.... ...I Specifications for Sendee P i pe _./ User t o Provide Curb Stop Depth of Sen.·i ce Pipe Yn.spect.ion 15-3 -38 .39' 2\.i:ore th o.n One Premises to a Service Connection Prohibited 15 -3-~ 4.0 T"vo or ).lore Users on Same Service Line 1S-3-4oe" ~ Temporary Connections • • • I' 32X • • • :=-~"t-~ -.. 15-3-~...:. 1~-3-:..7 -f i • • - <-•• ~ 1. 'Tc.-l '.":;-: ~ Pru u .. .::. :-v:.~ ;·rcczi· ;,; Rio;;ln t ~ O f i \\"at.c r ior Repa i rs ;\.c c c :-_ :ni::-e"': l n s p c:c ~i v :-:. St.r ~et .._ ~ on Sprinkl ing 1 5-3-.;..8 ..l-J \\'"a_,tc •.J i \\.ate r 1 5 -3 -...;.-7 -<'"r C o:n a :ct i ···:·,. to F ire 1-Iydr:ln ;.s t:-3-30 -\\'":::i.l.L r ~:.-i ·t ·!::e "" in:nn O:.he :-S o urc~s 1:-3 -~I :=::. Renu~<iie~ 1:-3-5::! -:=, '\Yo :r t.: t.u Ue D vnc b y D ontl~<l Phn~b e r 1 5-£-r:d t.h r u 1.:;.-3 -55 R c-,.cn.t..d Ar·tic:.le V-V /ate.r l'Vl cin.s t :-3-5G C hange I rent P:r i ' a t ~ Li nes t o Cit.y :\I a i n s 1E-3 -3-7 E "'C t.~n :5'i o n o ! D i ... t.ri but.io:'\. Iains 1.5-.3 -5 8 . .!\.S ~C =-=-HH'n :. i o r \\"at r :'1-I n i ns 1 5-3-.:::9 and 1 5-3-GO R c=-s e r,·c=-d 1 5 -3 -6 1 1.::.-3 -62 15-3-63 15-3-64 1 5 -3-65 15-3-66 1 5--3 -67 Art.ic.le VI-Ex.t.raterriLori.a..l S ervices P olic e S ta t ~tnent; Curta.il m ent oi Ser"·ice O"·ner::.hi p o f L i n es T a.ppi ng o f ).lains X o t O wned b) City Service Req u i re m e nts Fire Hydran t s an d AutOm:ltic Sprin klers Con s utn er ::\leters Distributor"s Agreements • • • r 32 x - - • • • • 0 ,. - :~te l-'VateT P ol!u t.io-:1. . :-3 -1 -:!O F V.'/~o"f-1 ~ S U •. :...Y lt ,.;_ ~-i •C:'-~, t co:-..:~~ or t.·~:.~-~:i,.'.a:..:nt. '· ·rc==..:n t il.t ,f ti . ._. t.!u!ne,.~ic ,,._.: : e and ~ :.. t.l.l :.._._ ~ ·u:.h Pt.=-~tt.e Ra,·~r :,:-;ne :-'' l c:tpablc oi. o r r e.::.u h.s in. tl-. c :. :~ri:lb .. .·.a o.~r i n said r iver c..r t:-abut. r «on.H.:-by t l. •. arg:.ng r drainage oi ,._ a:.-t s. '-'"ha t soc,·er , !.•. s urf:acc o r subsurince d r a i nage nc"'s o r l"'St:-.·. -Ln"'cnt. (19 62 Code,§ 8 .2) tor c:1:-rv on a:1,. u n,..:h ·c - a ~:,.lan ce li:...:· {t,·e n n: •. , ..... i iy :.ystcnl of th e C i t.y tributary the reof. ia a ion . c ontan1ination o:- -e . u nso ie or un ,..-h..-·!c- contan"'in:::J.ting n1at.t e r c ru·ise , from s aid b u:;i- 15-~-2: ADATEt..-\ENT AS NUISANCE .-\.n y exi~ting b u!'-in css or cstablislunC"nt. "'' hich c o nstitutes a ,-iolat i on oi t he pt"cc eding scct.io:-1:, is hereby declared t o b e a public nui:.ancc. and, in addi- tio n to a 1 other re1nedies. m3y be :!.b~ted b y an i:1.junc t i v e action brought in t he r.::!.n"le of the C ity alone O!'" i n c oo peration ,,-i th :1ny l:nviully established heah:h autho dtv of the Sta te of C olorado or o f the L"nitcd States. (1 962 C ode. § 8.2-1) - 15-3-3: RECREATION ACTIVITIES PRO:-IIGITED I t .shall b e un!:n ... ful ior" any pe :-:;;on t.o f i~h. b oa t. s'l.·.·i m. bathe or en g=tge in a ny o~h~r i o !'"Ul of r-c crc•~ional act.i ,·ity in o r upon any reservoi r. l ake o r pond ""·h i ch c c.n::.~i t u te :i a part. o i th e supply oi ,,·a t e r f or" t he City's doou~·s tic ,,·ater , .. ·orks sy:.t.en"l, o r t o picr.ic ... ...-i thi n 150 yards of a ny such b o dy of '\.Y ater. or t o dispose oi tra-h of any t ype by depo:S iting i t. th e re i n. ( 1962 Code.§ 8..2-2 ) 15-3 -4 thru 15-3-10-R.csct"Ved Article II-Licenses, Mct.era and Charcca 15-3-11: LICENSE REQUIRED The right. t o tak e a nd use •water from any source supplied by the C ity ~~a~le~~"l~~~~~ b6~ l!c~~~i~·q::::~"l~~~to~i"~a~;r ... ~1'~:!c~~s~,.::!~rll ri;t!t c~; :~~u~it~~ and t he City r-e ser ves th~ full r ight t o det.ennine all mat.t.ers in conn~ct ion '\.Vi t h th~ c o ntrol and use oi ·water . (1962 Cod~.§ 8 .6) 15-3-12: LICENSE ISSUANCE ~~e e~s es sha 1 ~e issued un ~e.~easured me ~e r ~u rvic ~ r r r period s c r t h ree mcnths. re gi nni ~g as near~y as may be on the f"i. r st ria7 a.:·'l d enrl.i.ng en the 1ast --iay of each ca1ender mcnt!l • c:r f"or a period b etween meter rea-:i i..ngs . (•1"'2 c.oJe.. S a.4-1) •• • • r 32x -___ _____j - - - - (L) \._"o ~"c L b cg!:::"!i:~: 1:3.=: .: :- r e.;.....!!~ . .,.,. 15-3 -13: - • - ..: :.':.11.: :•L ~.r l c ..: Ct.! -<e"r ' i.::-e 1-0:-~c--i .j,. o-: :. , • ,.. ~ · ..: !or-.,t C.:.~ : .._: • RIG !· _ L't-!CER LtC ENS.!: ~either t!:c gr:t.n t.ing-o i .5-'' -h l i.:en -e nc-r any :tct. ci rc u n t"'"l a~ce or c <"'ndi - t i o :"l sh=t.ll opera t e ·a.o crea l~ a•l_!-v c-u:·~l o r pr• -priet n r y ri ~ht. '''··h :t t ~oe,·~r in the licc n;;c_·e. b :!t -hall ~ivc tl-':e h.:en -cc: t.!.e: :-ig :,t t o u -c ._._ a t e r {or the pu rpo~cs specified i:l th .. : t ic~·tt!>C: .... nbj<-c t t o t.c :-n,in:niun o i such lic en se: a s herein pro - vi..J cd . 'F_,·erv li .:c n ~e t o u-e ";l.ter ,.halt be s ubiect to revo c:nion and shut-off by th e Di:-c!ct.o r o £ L 't il itic s 'v it.h u ut obligati On upo n the C i"ty t O r e fu nd o r 'CCp:ly :-an .· ;·o n ,;i c!eratit.•ll ,,-h ic h n t :~.y have b e en gi,·cn f o r the gr :l nting of s uch 1i c:~nsC"". ;--f'rl ,,·it.h ou t any obli g;:: .. tio n u po n the City ,,·hato:o e-,·cr. i o r any one o r n"lore-oi t he iollo,,_·ing rea son s . to-v.·it: (a.) Failure t o pay prope-r c:harg'CS "·hen du~- (b) Fail ~u e to comply ,...-i't!-1 th i s Chapter o:-applicable rules and T"egula - t ions o£ the 'Yolter DiYi~io:-1. (c) Use of \..Vat er for a purpose n o t: authorized by lic e nse. (d ) 'Vaste of water. (1 962 Code-. § 8 .6 -2) 15-3 -14: PRIVILEG!! NOT ASSIGNAGLE QUANTITY AND AL T"E R ATIONS UNDER FLAT RATE A lic ~n.see-on schcr!u l c d ft ::lt r a te ~hall pay the h:ll T":tte a~ s hall b ~ f ixed b y re :;.olut ioa o i the Cit~ Cou n c i l and i n eiiect 3t the ti:~'l f!. for a11 the us<es and pur Jx...o3 f!S ivr ""·h i ch "'3 tCr n1.:ay b<e u::oed u:-1dcr hi3 licen~e ""·hhout: T"e spect to th e 'l '"~a ntity c-i ,,·,::ner .. v h.ic:h s hall be us<ed. :-.=o dcdu c ~io n "'-ill be n'l:ade irorn t he r a:te-30 o :'l :ac coun t of any iis.ture-not being u~ed. li fixtures have been in sta ied t ha t :a roe: n v t '":a nted . a bo nd~d plun1.be-r u pon obtainin g a proper perotic:. m a y c c·,:t plctel ~ d b.c onn cct t h ent iro m service pipes and "v a.st:e pipes~ ,.-,.-he reu pon. a it c:-inspe c t.ion . the charge for the i r e ""i.ll ce-ase durin& t.he tin~e t h e-y shall ren ~ain s o disconnecte-d . (1 962 Code.§ 8 .6-4) 15-3 -16 , METER REQUIREMENTS (a) Q-...,-ners o£ property '""ith connections f or res id enti &.~ ':.l Se ha.,·ing t.aps one ineh in di.::Lnl.e-tcr or ta.rger; o r {or con1.mercial use o £ any kind regardless of size o[. t.aps or ser'l.-ice; or for residen6al use on premise.s ,,·ith ,....-ading pools . or ot.her containers. 'vhether per- .-nanently _installe-d or not. ,,.·ith a capac:it.y o{ 2.000 g-attons or mo re. 456 • '. ~ -- r 32x - • • • • 0 ,. - ""'1 i-·• :ar~ ( .: n-:c tc.c ra T ic "" .. ~ c.~ ~-c ~~:~ .. ~ .. ~ .:oov.in_ :.c ·· c, .. ~ ~1.~1 ~·· !c•r t!.• :c.re-...1 tr •• • .... ;_: :H.:·-Vf I c II;:-.·-;:o: ~ tC i ,\; l 1. o i 1 -.1. ;. 1! '·c :;,.u h v • ~ l • ,.,_ ~ • · i · r 'l c" ' ·• r r:t.::. II!(. "'a:.cr :..-... •. 1 ;.,. bo..: i '\\"her• 1t:. r . e r ' ic f" • "'\kc •t th · :t c • n.1 )it ntete r . t.hr,.u:;::h n· n t,,-o • e sc r' ic ''"ater • '"' iceJ t.hro cc · o f s.uch ~ :~.nd s ~ sh::~.11 l -:-C c li ·vc ::-eJ. :on · n th e s:.. ;•rO; c t t ~ t he pro:-ecuti• .n of o · ::-~1 ru:-t ,..,~c . or a s ; prise on an integral(_ .ding" of land. undi,·iclc ,· s t rcc-t s. r o:1ds or alley-. ~:l d l. :n .";.Cr - puhlic (2 ) F or :::J.ll public school~. e,·en thou,:::-h the ntetcr!' rnay be: sitnnted o n separate properties. (h) In any C;\SC:. ":hen the Director of L-tilitics d.ccn~s it to he the hcst interests of the City and u·ater consun1ers. he n"l3Y requir~ any sch~dule d ilat ra t~ user to t ake his u·:u<er throuc-h ~ n'lctcr :tt. t.!:e r at<es set by the C i:.,-C ouncil and in ll"fill"ct. at th:n time. 'Yhenll",·er a meter is to be u~e it shall be supplied h,-the 'Y;ncr Di ,·ision at t h e c ost of t.he use:-. -~11 meters installed must be the s::~.me size as t he: si7..e of t he se:-,·iee pipe: except "·here oremises ha.,·c: been ,-a.c:ned by a class of csine~c or other oremises th:J.t r <lUirc:d 3 l:~.rs:::er ser,·i ce pipe to suri l,y the d ~m:~.nd and ar~ :-eo cct·pied by a hu !"rn~s~ or ot he r u ..se that req uires a smal!er a!"1"10unt: oi ,-:~,ter. "hen the: size oi the met~r c: reC:c::ed accordin~t,y. The ser,·ice pipe may be one size l:lrg'cr beyon.! ti--c Ol.C::.er .. -\.11 consu n.,er"s u·:~.t.er tneters one inch o r sm-2lt~r in s i ze sh:\11 be !'er,·iced and rn:'l.i :n:..ined b,-th~ '-V'at ~r D i,·i- sion. and the co:=.t t h ~reof flaid h ... -t he Citv. exceot ·that in t he ca s e of malicious da ma t::"e. the cost oi ihe ret~a.ir shan be aid for b...-the 0''-nc:r C'f the n l.ete-. ~h..,u!d t!""e c o -t of the re:"air o[ :1. tn~tcr eXcecrl 50 ~ of the cost oi 3 ne"-mete r . the o"-nC'r of the metC'r sh:1tl ha -t·e t.hc ch~ice o f eitl:er p.:t.yin::: the t ot.31 cost of rep:tir or f'3_ying for the cost of :a. ne,_,. n1~ter . Th~ rep:~.ir or replacen-,~nt oi :a.H n-,~t:ers o...-er on~ inch i':l. siz~ sl•atl h~ -p.:1id for b,· the o'Yner of t he m~ter .. '-11 uH:tcrs shall l·e s~t or reo-set in 3 prOp er ...... ·:::a.ter-tij::ht .:lnd irost pr•.•v f f~.'~~~h~n0 t~l~c li~-,;~t;cc::ya t.~u~ic5 ::~:~~ ;::~t.:1\~~~ ... ~:.;":!~: ~h~u;;..,~:~~~ a~u .st. be loca ted : (1) (2) So :a.s to allo"-free and non-haz.ardous :tccess {or re:!di n ,t::". remo .... ·a l . inspc!"ct.ion. and r~-placem~nt.. ,, .. hen loc-at.ed inside :t buitdir.q-. t.he meter sh:tll be s~t so th:tt t.he enti re supply of '"·ater to the premises ""·ill be controlled by it at: all time.s. and shalt h:J....-e '11.*31...-es on both sides of the meter. (3) ,,,.hen the rules :J.nd re~u1ations of the ,, .. ater Di,-ision re-q uire metering and more than one ser,·ice line i.s in u se on a sched t:Je o f flat rate basis. each such s er,·ice nntst. be meter~d or cut o ff at t.he main concurrentl .... -,,-ith the n"tc:t:er instalt:J.tion , 3t t h e customer"s expe-nse. (Ord. ~o. I. § 8 .6-5. Series 1968; Ord. No. 37. § 8 .6-5. Series 1968) 457 . "" • • • T 32 x l - - - - - 0 - -~'=-= _; -. t:;- 4 .:--:. • • ..,.--:.-::!:-• .:-.:" -::3JO -:;.: :-t:.i) ..... _ .. :.~ ....... :.:-·=-~-. --:;.f"':.-.0::'" :-:-}-.- .. -• .., ••• :----!!!~-'\ -. ,.~ i-. .... -•1)- ;e ~~-:.~· .. ' .. I-·1 1 j :.:.(:·-c-·~ r h;-,..:; l..n:C' •:uc-.. t..-l;n- _, t:;-•. \.," .. ••:-)J ,,-1-i<.o~l ~!.:: ._::,e:;:. 1;'1)'" ••·-r~:t1..11 ll Qti,:c L tt·:-·; ~ ;~ •.· :--:.· r -· r L• .--• :-. L·-..~n~. ::-t:• .t:c .. -,.ha11 be c i>.~u r n1· ·• • b" -._ _ .,;,.t.o :-•·-1 ••:-cc:-~i: ..... I tn:1il tu th e • .--,r· occu p :t.n t. or <h ... 1i,c:-c..-! • i:' c.:: •. :h-~ •"••n<-r or (•C'Cupaut ot the pr-1.. inr ,,·)lich the ch :\r,g.o.. ; .... dt:!:'". C•r t...., "' ntc pe r .... on ;tt the f')ret·n icc-.s in the oi the a.bse1:ce ~i hf" ..... ,,-n~-r r r ._.ccnn:·• ~ ,.h e c.UiiZ:"tti<•n t o :•:-oy pron•1 ":.tc r sc:r,·ice is no t in nn,-.,-a ,-air-~c t .. ·d u,-iaihtre o f O'-'" ner Pr • :at nf prc1ni ses !'Oer,·cd to r <:c-ci,-c a b :ll i o r the Se rvice . (1962 Cod e.§ 8 .6- 15-3-18, REFUND OF CH ARGES RehnH1-<:. ~i ~c hcdu'rd ch:-or;::.,.."'-,,-1 11 b e 1n;;a de ior an .... -:. o rtio n of :t pr-opert,· "·hich «ha11 hav~ he"'n ,-~c :"H.,t . p r ov ided «uch '\.·:ocancv !<h:t :l h,,.e be~n repo rted t o the \\":tter Di,·i.;in:"l in '"·riti-,~ :'\Od the '\."a.canc v irs!l-ction <:"h2---e"'" shall have b een t":'':tde. Rcfu.,ds: ~h:sll date from recein t.. oi rotice. Reiu n rl. .. shall :alc;o be all o-;,,·e rl iJ": Cn"'CS "·here se r,·ice:;; :or,.. u .:r'"lc-c1 oif b,-t he \\":ner Division and proper c ha.r "Ze ir-r cnch t.ur n off ,.h ;\ll ha.,-e been O!l.id . Xo credi: or re f und !'t-hal1 b e-_gi....-cn i r.r cxce .. ~i"·c c o r.;;;untntio n o r use of "ate r due to bro ken !<-cr .. ·ice li nes o:-lc:1.ki:--:g i ix t u r e~ beyo:~'! the meter "·hen .n. rneter i s rcquin~d . (a) In t!";e eve n t oi exce.,si,·e con5in:npti o':"\ c aus ed by underground ser .. ·ice Ji nes b:-oken be' o nd t he 1netcr up t.o 30t"C ere<:! i t. fo:-loss oi "·ater 0'\."Cr n o rr.ta l c o l1..st.::t-:p:ion b reco r derl f o r sitni:a.r p r io r periods "'·ill be gh·en if a p~t.an1 •c-r is under ::1 c0:1.t:-act to n ta.k e rep:tir.s .,,·ithin 72 hours .n.ftC"r di:.covC":-y oi su ch hreak . (1962 Code. § 8.6-7} 15-3 -19, U NPAID CH ARGES-OWNER RESPONSIGLE; LIEN Th e n,._·nc-r !~<h~11 be-p-inl:l.ri1y r rcponoo.ibloe f o r the p:tymoent of ::\11 ch;>lrg-C"s ::.ri sin~ ou t of th<" uo::c nl "·:nc-r at hi!" prclni,.cs o r ur.<!c. r any lice-n s e issued f o r hi ,. pr.:nti"'C.:-. ::;,,ch c h!"'rL!"c ... shalt C<Jtt:.t i t.ut.~ a pert ... :·t.u.::~.J :a.nd c o ntinuing lien u pou ;;uch p r opot-rty until .:-uch ch:trg<".s !'th all ha\·C" beC'n p:..id in full. and no .. ,-:lter "ill b e fur ui,._hccl to :.n~ prope rty or p r e ani se,.. :.gain~t ......... -hich any charge-o r lien r en1:1ins u npaid . (.1%2 C od~. § S 6-S) 15-3 -20, SP .-INK.LING PRIVILEGE; LICENSE REQUIRED A sprinkti:"lg pri,·i lege to irrigate la,,·ns. sh rub§. garden s. etc .. ,,.-ill not bc- gra ntt:d unlt:ss a Iice::.se i,. take-n for all purpo .. es for ,,·hich "·a.ter is used on the prcmi ..:;e;;;;. !5C'r,·cd. ::nt<l no pri,·ilcge f o r irriga tion "·ill be: iss ued for le-ss th an the s en son r ate. u nte .. ;;; liccnsc-e is re-ceiving and paying f o r "·nter through a n1c-ter. in "·h ich c:t sc no sepa.r:ttC' sprinkling privilege: is re:quire:d. (1962 Code. § 8.6-9 J ,. -;-'" --~~--~:r::~~~:~:i-~. :. \ ! ~ -- '32xl • • • • 0 - 15 -3 -2 1: UNAUTHO R IZED US£ O F V I AT t" --=-~~:-1_:-c.-\l~:~ ... : "'..: ....,:· ·.··~ ~('!"" "" .: :•:: •• d b:-· t!IC C' -'--•. .-• . •' ~ -: :-:. t: :!. :-: ... !. l1 lu• f' i · :-,. -~! :. fur .' i·.-: :-:-c. ! t.. ! - i :-c. : c-.._-_ ~--~.:' v l.i..::-: !-::::.y b l- J ,,.; ·: in .:.~.._-.-,.._:-it:;..... . . :" c: l." -!::-·; ::•:. !.1 a·•y ,-.·:t:.· :::li":· ..:t :::. _ ! . lu ·~y c.•:-• ~: :· r ... ~ • ._. ~ u:l'"'\'tt:.-:-i7 Cd u-e. (1 -2 C -.. h·. § 8-Cr-1 15-3 -22 : C f ..•• GES FO I1 TU ~N I N G O F F A N D O N V./ATER l n C:\::.C a F •~-c s !::o ::: b e r ii:'V • ~: .. -l: r c:::7f,:~~ :-·1•1 £o:-'l .:~.: rc-~-on rh e '1.'\':\~cr !!'ha11 h:l'-C be ... :: :arn ... -.._: ... ~·:·. :> clt:lrQ:c C•i ~t......n.•'-h:tl1 be nl.a,.•c lf '':ate:-turno.:d o ii at. the curb b o:-.. b,-t.he \\'ater Di,:i,..i"cut is unla'' fnlh: t.urnc<l on. or caused t o be turn c< on. b ' t.he u-c.. r. or if the ,,-a ~r'\Ya v contrc.ilin~ the se rvi ce is not r ~:ldilv ~ccc-,..:;,i:b:e: th e ;o~r ... ·icc 1nn."· bC' cut off a·t the nl:lin b,.· the \'\"at er Di ... ·i- s ion. :lnd bef~,rc thOI!; "' at .. "'"r '"·ill be turno:d on ag-ain the user. d~>;!rin g SO\tn.e on ~aid pre:ni,...._s ~h:tll p:ty -:.he C •...,-t and e..._pcn;;;e o f tnrnin~ oii and on in cludin;:: d ip.:g-in~ i n t he .;;t:-cct an<l pen!: it io r cutti:-1g p:l v ctncnt. '\\"h~n a re(" l:Cst is made by the E.:-en.;:cc to h.::1ve the '1.\.":l":.Ct'" turned off. a c ha r ge of ST.OO :oha11 be rn a.de for-e:1ch such tcr-'""1-oii. (1962 Code.§ 8 .6-1 1 ) :; .;.co 15-3-23 t hru 15-3-30-f:.cs e rvcd Articl e 1 II -S ervice Connections 15-3 -31 : PERMIT AND NOTICE REQUIRED (a) (b) P erTnit. Excep t as h~rcin other\.\.·ise spcciiically authorized. it shall be unta ... ,·ful f o r any person to ntake any physic al connection t o any of the pipes o r f aci lities oi the City ,....-ate r sy.sten"l. or to any pri,·a.tely o'l.'l.·ned o r fHtbHcl_:-.· (')'1.\.·ned e:st en:o : .. --.ns ther-eo f. 'I..Yith ou t fir-st n1:1.kiaz a pp1ica:ion th erefot'". ~uch applic:nion sh.all he i n ""·rhin~ a.nd shall b e f iled ...... ·ith t he '\\"0\te:-Di ...-i:.ion h ... -t he o w ·ncr o i t he prope r ty t o he se r ·ved or-his autiH,r-ized n(:!eot . Such =tl"'plicn.tion ~ ha11 cnntain ~ fn ll d escri p t ion of t he p r-e1"":1i .:;e,;;. to be served and the fix tnn:-s t o be su pplied . .-\. pe n n::: i o r-t he "·ork '"·i ll be g;::J.nt.ed upon tl ~e con - d i tion that all rules and .speciiica.ti ons re specting c onnect ions shall be fu lly o bserved. (1 96.? Cod~.§ 8.4-1) Notice • ....-\.ny person about t o insta ll a ser ... ·ice pipe sh3ll g; ... e n ot:ce at t.he oiiice oi t h e '\Yater D i vision fixing-t he day on , ... -hich he ,,·ishes the C ity main t o b e ta pped. Such n otice .shall be gh en z...; h ours before t he tap is to he nHi.dC. C"h.e corporo:J.tiOn ,-alve in;;;er-terl in t.he distribu tion mai~1 a.nd t h e ser,·ice pipe to he laid rnust. be of t.he size specified in the pern:1.it.. (19G2 Code.§ 8.5-4 ) 15-3-32, TAPPING OF MAIN5 The tapp ing of any n"lain f o r the purpose of n"l a.king a c onn ection shall b e d o ne onl>· by the ~\"at e r D!,·ision an ~ at the: c:xpen ~e of_ the: :1pplica.;et. The c orporatiOn v3lve 1ns erted 10 the ma.tn a.nd the serv~ce ptpe t.o be latd n"lu §t be of t.he: size specified in t he permit. ( 1962 Cpde. § 4--2) 1.5-3-33 : The cutting orr !:ron mains may be perroi-med by e .._i_ther . a licensed plumber c r by Wat.er '"""i visi.on pe:-s ·onne1 ... J.n t..he ~ ... -..,..t event ·Nat.er -"'ivi.si..cn pe.rscnne1 perf"o rTQ,. the cut oTr~ and.:;,..ot.l .:i --· -'':.,: ... :"• ~·~: ;;p~~c~t:..~ban do ne d a c harge o r $25 .00 vi.1l.: be ?.~':'e-~~~•;'-..'.~~ ... .._,. J 1 ... ~ .. · .. . . ... . --l t • \ ! "T II • • '32x [ - - - 15 -3 -3 ~ (h) c (c) c;- t ! S ! :"l l:i ""<"d ;•: ;•c rty - 0 - .T I O~.!S r o:-:. s =r..VICE Plr'L: • : t:! l' t ''u\\. in;; ;s; C'<; :;: ~:to. 1 :.:.: ~~'j't. c" ; /:r ::~u~:i~:;;:::: ... ~:: -·,1 .':::~;~~~ r~;::P~:;.-;1 <11.~',~; i :--on p irc .o;.~1 all 1 .,~ C ia .. ,. 1::0 c c n u·i fu a:r a l h ~ah-.;:a.n i <o:ed ltipe i n ~t a l1ati o:1s a re p e rnt L,..ihl c f r on"l intv a nd t lHvuc:h pr e n t i se~. (d) T ! ,. ~.:-e o f b :_ .. :..;-t~ip·e i n in s t a 11a t i o ns i s p r o hibited. (e) 8-e:-'1.-i c c p i · ec. -h:1.1J ex t en i nto t h e r re n ti ::-c'"' o r ris er a ~ s p <r-c an d i n no c=t ~c s h a ll be s n~;;1lcr t h =a n ~s .... di:ttnctc r .. -\.11 s iJJ c f a u ce t s o r h y d rant:11o u ~cd f o r i rr i e-a tio n p u r po ,;;e:;o. o;;h ;tl1 b e fed t hr .. a. ~~_, pipe or l :t r gcr . ( 1%2 C eor!e. § 8_....;--n (!"'\ Ct~e :---:.a-~:-!.a -.s :""'".~y !::"e ...1~e -:: :::::--:::,.-1,;~:::-=--tr.~ e xro.!'"e ~!=P 1 s -3 -~: n ::-c-=;._\~~-i£R-IAL$-T o-~e·E · PUriCHXs-t=:b:..i="'kaiA~67-¥ au t..:-t o r ~-_v . Tn th f"" c a ~e of p c r m::J.n c nt c onn e c 1:i .... rs t o the r.1.ains o i the C i tv \'\."::J.ter sy~t en'l. the ::J.;>[)1i:c-:\: t ~h :d l purch:\SC i ron1 t he '\'\~=t•e r D i ,-i .. i o n the £011o"·ing m:u c:-ri:d ~: (a ) The corpo rati on ~to ~Y ~~i ch cenrec t i on ~e marie t.!":e ::::.a i ~ .. (b) nater ~ete~ ~h en req ~ired • .r'\.11 othe :-JH}"Hng. llxture~ :1.nd :1.ppurtenanc e.;;; n e ce ssary t o p roduce t he c onnC"c t ion.:. b e t\'\.C"e n t he t n~in ... 1.u U.le r t he c on tro l coi t h e '\\·:lt C"r Oi"·i s ion ::1nd the" fi xtt.;:-C"s t h r o ugh "" hich "" :uer il>' t o b e use d~ s h a ll b e pro v ided and nt::lin- t a i nC"d b y a nd a t t h e e xpcn,.,e ~~ t he applica nt_ T h i s r c q ui :ren"t e n t i s m:::~;de for th e pu :r po,.,c oi in "nrin g u n i iv n u ity i n t hese :~.pplianc e ... 3nd protnote the public pea ce. h ealth. welia r e and :.afety. (1962 C ode. § S .+-5 ) USER TO P R OVIDE CUI'tB STOP E"·ery o""~ne r of pro perty u~ing ""·a ter s ha lt pro '\.·ide a c u rb s tnp u ··i th r ound "'-":i.teT'"·ay o n th e s e :r "·!ce pipe ou t side o i h is prem ise s ::l nd pro tect e d b y a s t op b o x . b y nlC'=t ns of '\.Vh1 c h the 'Y a ter m a y b e tur-ned o n o r o ff fr o an the pretn 1se.s b y :1 n y employee~ oi the \\.ater D i "·i s ion . a nd sh:1 1l m:tintain the same in g ood "·o r ki 1"'g o r d e r . The s t o p b ox s h:~.lt be s o main ta i n e d t hat at all tim es it """i1l b e con "·enie n tly acc e ss ibl e in good order :o r turning ""·ater on and off ·wit-h the co v er at the le"·el o£ the adjacent grou-· (1962 Code,.§ 8.4-6) • -- :. I' 32X - - - - 15-3 ;::r ... :-.. i cc:-t b .:...f ~t:c: o i o;..>cr . - 0 - DEPTH OF SE R VICE P I ;·:; ..::~ ~ t l•r ;,:,.J :;;:;.:. l ca~t i · • .... t.h(" .-:. ~~:<..;:-'~ ~~-e ._ :.~ ~;~ .. -t~~~--:..~~~-?.·:_-\.~~ ~~~;: • ~~ ;: . ~:;aii !l•c..~·c•- ! ;::-. t • , ... ~-:~-t:u • .! ::-.. :.ly ti~'-= }•t:r::,. ~~u·r vu:aJ·u..,. : u~c:. +..1 9 .... 2 Cv •. h.:, ~ $..-4-;;) INSPECTION 1 5-..3- :. 1_.; 1•. -t it· .... •t:-'io.:<J :::..n! ..;vtt..li :.1 vn L "p·O: ;•l<etio t! of t h~ , .. -o rk o i in s tall a t ion . t he "'.V :\t e r s h all be tu rned off a :! I · :t uati! ~:..1n •e d on y t.he \.\"a t er Division o r upon i t s 'v rit tcn orde r . \.\"-r '' i:t n u t be turned on t o a n y p rcn:tiscs , e xcept fo r con:::.t r t.u::t i.-_.>:1 p urp•e>::-c-. ~:::c ... ~ and t.11ltil t he phun.bin g ,;;hall h:n.·e been CO inpl e t cd and pa~:::.cd b y t he lJ.ui:-.>ns I n ... pc..:t •>r o( t he C it y f o r pl untbint;". a nd b~-th e ins-pec t or Qf t.h c \\"a :c r l)j ,-~~:un . an•l u n ti l p :t) ut e n t o f the prope r cha r ges s h all h a ,.-c b co:u n"loac:!c: at t he: u i i kc c:..f t h e \\"a ter Di,·i ~io n . {1962 Co de:~§ S .-&-8) MORE THAN ONE P R E M ISES TO A SERVICE CONNECTION PRO H I B ITED £;tch pre1ni s c o r p n :..pcrty s h a ll be served b y a separate !!>C:rv ice c onn ec- tio n t o th e n1ain ""ith ::-l.pa r atc curb stop5 involving-onl::o-~nc accuunt '"hen ""a ter-i3 t u rne d ... nt ur ,.hut of f. E x t Cn5ion o r ser-,;ice t u anothe r-ptclnise front an c~i::-ting-:.o.:r,·ice cunac...:.ti .... n i3 p r oLibitoed anU .. hall ,.ubjo.:.:t ,..cr-,.·icc t o ::.hut off "" i t.h ou t t he C ny b ... aug l i ;1ble f o r a n y cb.n1a g c. (.l %2 Co..!c . § 8 .4-9) TV./0 OR J...'\O R E USERS ON SAM E SERVICE LINE In C ;l:>e tu·o o r n 1or c: u..:;cr s ;1rc: s u ppl ied front t.he ~:t.nte ~ervi e e line. if an y of the p a rt ies f :1.i l t O f':l::"" t he ,...-a t e r c harg-es ,.,·hen due:. o r to c osnply u ·i th any r ule of t ho: \\":\lcr Uivl -h•ll. t h e \\"::nc r Di ,·ision. r ese r ,.-c the r t&h t t o t u r n oif t.he ,,.·at e r fr on1 t he n hulc ,..o:.;r,.·ic e unti l .... uch c ha r s c.,.. :..re paid . o r the r ule_,.. str icl.ly c ontpl i ed u ·ith. :~.ad it i s exvre:.sly s t ipu lat.ed t h::~.;. n o cl:1i 1n i o r d ounase o r-othe r"·i .s c n1 a ~· be m ade ;1 1;:1i nst t.he City by 3 n y u s er '"h ose ,,,.;t.ter charg e:.. h ave b ~cn pa :cJ o r "ho h a ,.. C O i n p l i e d ,,.-it. h. t.hc rules o £ t.he \\"at.er D i v ision . ~cau ::.e o i ::.uc h turn -off. it bc i n~ exp ressly st.ipulat.ed t h at the n e c:e :ii sity fo r lliuch tu rn-oi f s h all b e deen1ed t o be t.h e joint act oi all served through such lliC:rvicc . (1962' C ode .§ 8.4 -10) TEMPORARY CONNECTIONS Ten1po rary c on n ~c t i on~ to the n ·ater s y s t~rn f o r s pecial purp os ~s n ·i lt be grant.e d 1n pro p e r c ase s upo n a p pl i cation . L i c enses for ,,.·ater f o r building p urpos es 'l.vill be i ssued o nly upon the subn1 ission to the '\'\"ater Divi s ion o i t.he plans and s pecific:~.tiun::.. o£ the '\.VOrk to be done for '\.Vhich ,,.·ater ,,·ill b e required. £rom "·hich the char-ges to be made ,,.·ill be computed; and in all c a.ses paym~nt in .advance for t he '\.Vater shall b e a condit.ion precedent t.o -461 -.. ' ~~--~------------------~' I • -- 1'32X - - • • • • • - 1.hc i:.-u::tnce o i a P'-·r:nit !<•:-.,_:1 at:. ~~;~·:. :.~ ,-.... ~-·-! •• ti.•. t;-! '" n ;: t~ · :: ._ c ...... z!:: ... ..:· r -!::.1: : , •t i i .:o- , .. 1·. t ,• ;o l t.::-n t ::c " ::ltt.:r <.ofi. :u tc.! f o r t: · u :::.~~;.· eo ! ,,·:...u.:r h ;,_,,. b ·-·ca <..: Co<!C", ~ .s . ...;-11) A rticle IV-Ccnca· •t:..-ttt t o th e '· ~•tt :-,.y,..t cut f t r u,.c t.:c•l,h .•r f r cc ·t -tr•1c· .. 1 • : .,.. t•·:-:ni:- ""--;•:-.:r o:-.-::-;..-.. T, ... \ .::: r l'li-.·:-:oa ':c v .n t e r t :·rnc 1 t:.~!i t.:.:i:l a l;cc:l ~C by 1.l:.c o-.·. :tcr '-•r o cc ut a z:t . (1 96:? 'rovi~ion.s; Res tricLions 15-3 -9-1 ' TUR N ING O N OF WATE R ,-he '\':u.cr Di~o i.:..i u n "ilt turn ,,·ate r on at any pre1nises }a,vfully cn- tit.Jed t ..-.., be .ser,·cd. upn n rcquc!'>t:. ExcC'pt. u pon ,,·rit.teu order of the Oirt'!'ct o r of L"'ti1itil("s. no one other thnn o:t duly authorized etn ployee ai the \\'at~r Oi,-i .,.i o n under an'\ cond ition o r circuntstan.ces shall turn on '\\-atcr i .,')r u :o c iu a n y pr4!lni,.e.s '\\ h"cn the \\;:t.tcr ~h31l ha,·e been t urnc.J ofi by the \\:;:t.tcr Ui t. i:oi u n. or a t its order: p:-o t. idccl. h o ,,-e,·e r. th3t: 3 licensed p!utnbcr taay turn on ''";:t.ter to the 111ininuun extent necessary i or the J.U.ll"p o -c oi tc.:.tin!: his "'ork. af1.er "" hi.:h the sante: shall be turned ofi bv h i nt. The Cit.v shall not be hab1c for :..ny <!al"':l:tgcs r c:..ulting in t:he t urnin.;::-On oi t.he 'Vater-either by City eutplu~ ecs or a licen:actl plun1bcr. tl962' Code, S S.3-2') NO RES P O N S IB I L ITY FO R D A.MAGE Xeithcr the \\"=at.cr Oi,-i"'ion nor the City in :..ny ca ;,.:J.citt.· sh.:J.IJ be re"'pon- siblc or liotb!c ior d:un=agcs t o pri"·atel_y on-ned pipi n :.:: or i 'i .xturcs scrt.·ed by or c onnected to the n ·at.er s~ "'tcn1., "hether loc:..ted in or upon public or pr-i,ate 1 r '-•t•crty. :1 D r f o r d:un agc to any person n h o :-tt:!"O C"\Cr or property '\vbat~oe" e r r esulting fr o m tl.e exi::.tcnc:e, usc. ar:-aaf;ernent of, or :.ccident to such \Yater sy:..t.Cnl. ( 196.:? Code, § 8 .. 3-3) PROTECTIO N FROM FREEZI N G All licc:n:..ces shall keep t he ir service pipes. stop ,-ah:es . heater~. ii.xtures. and other appar:\l ;:s ior t he u s e of \'\'ater in good re pai r and prut.ected fro1n freezing or any ... ther dan1age at their O\\"n expll!'n.5e. The property o"·ner ::.hall td:lce and maint 01in :. brass s~op and "·e:tste 'd.lve inside the b asen1cn t. of any building in \'\'hich n ·ater is t o be used. at t he lo,vest point practicable on the service pipe entering-the building-and as clo-..!" as feasible to the '-'"::ltl throu gh \\hich s a i.J ser' ice p ipe enters :1nd easily accessible so that the nater may be turned on or off by the user or occu pan t_ '\\"hen necoe:s.sary, the lic:<-ns<r"e shall cut oii the n ·ater ~upply from t.Le pren1ises at the sto'-' and ,,-a.stc 'ah·e. and drain the ,,·ater iron1 the pives to pre,·ent freezing an<.l ot..her da1n0\ge. (1962 Code, § 8 .3-4) R IGHT TO SHUT O F F WATER FOR R E PAIRS The '\\.-ater Di,-ision reserves the right: at any time, but after reasonable no6c,e t o all concerned, to shut off the ,vater in its mains for t he purpose _ ... -:• . . '· :.. -::::<-:_(-~i:.~-:. . ~ • • • '32 x l • • 0 - .... of Ula;...in~ rc1 :'llir:-. ~"' tcr.-:i~.ott. or fur vthtr u-t:nl <.or ~!rc:""t·---.r, p:.:r •• In c ~.,:,-of '-·:cr..:,_:~ •. :-c·;..o.-1 ::::.• ic: :~u:.ico..: : .. ~. '"" •L X_, , .. :~ • .._ r u-~~..-r--L.a 1 e nt.it.;,.-d t o a:t.' •.! 1 ... -.-01 :. 'c ;;.~1.;. 1~ •r::• ~.: 1' _ :uc.:u t :-··ur:•.!· d st.o;..: ... ;;cof,,. ... :.'-r -:. .. -~.I )"-\.<..:'1.<.:-t!c -::t.~nf.·: ,,, '·co..:'"a-i :n L .\'II r ,. ha,·i1 :;;; 1 vi!cr:. o:-'-':.!. :-ap:; >::u.t:t.:-eon t!t.:-u· pr~::ti-es. <1~1 ca:dn~..,:: 011 pr,: .... ·•rr.: of ''-O:ter-int-i~ c--. l"•r t:• n ~ C• ~• ~·:: :;·1~ vi ''att·r. -ha.Jl 1 ro vide at l!, .it o'"·n cxpcn:::.c ~uil. ... L:o..: ,.:J.it.:t) ;q, ,...C !> to pro t ec t t la.·i r proper ty in c:t :e.~: oi 20toppa.gc oi ''atcr &U t·ly or lu_,. :-c~::ourc. t l!l6.2 Code. ~ $.3-S) 15-3-*' ACCESS TO I . ;SES ; INSPECTION For in ::.pection ~nd rnetc-r r<.-;; purposes. duly authorized cntplv~ cc:. of t.h e \.\'atcr Divi~i on .,.ha11 be all ... cd iree accc:=.::. at a.IJ reasouaLlc: hour::. 1.0 any build in~ or prea ui::.c:-::. '"here "·a tcr i:. used .. -'\11 s uch canpJu,·c e::. ::ohall carr" a n identification c:ard &igned by t he Director of Utilities. a1;d ~hall di.:.pla~ t hc san1c upo n rcquc-:. to the occupant of an)-prcaui&c::. to "'hich accc.::.::. t:=. :.ought. ( 1962 Code. § $.3-6) STREET CUTS Any licensed ph11nbcr "·ho shall n"lakc a cut or cxca,·a tion in a ivr th e purpo:;;c of in.:.taili n c a scr" icc pipe shaJJ first OIJt..a in a penn it. iron1 t.h c Oire;ct.o:-vi PuLi ic \\'•.J rk:a and .shall pa_y t hc charge,;; C.:.t ah h~hc<.l by ~c..:. 1 2-.:?-...J.4 of th is Code t o> co,·cr replaccnu:nt. of t.hc pa"·e•ncnt vr uthcr ~uriacing . ( 1 96:? Code. § 8 .3-7) RESTRICTION ON SPRI NK LING '\Vhilc it i.-th e pu::-J •O ::oc oi the City to tnaintain a. "\V ft tcr supply adcqu:t.tco t.o meet all needs of the inh a bi t:tnts o i the City. includin ;: irrigation "·i thot:t r e s tr ic t ions. th ere are n"la:-ty clements "-hich make it uncertain "·hct her t.h c: supply can ah" ay he: adequa te f O r aiL and t hcr ~f o re . in tianes of extr n"le sh o rt.a~c or opcrativn <liiiicultic::o. "" ater sc r' ice for irrif!"ation sh:~.JI be cu.r-- t.ailed by such restrictions as are dcen"led necessary Uy t he Ci t y Councal in t.hc: ca se of shortage: or-by the Dire;ctor of L"tilit.ies in the c.ase of opc:rat..ion d ifficulties or emergencies. (1962 Code. § 8..3-S) WASTE OF WATER '\Vater shall be u :=occ.I only for bc-neiicial purposes and ::.hall ne'er be '"'·a sted. '\\.ater sh3ll not be lch running to keep p•pe.s froan freezing. '\\"ate~ for irrigation of la,,·ns shall be: used only durin,::-the hours and in the n"lanncr specified by the: D i rector oi l:tilitic:s. Sprinkling of gardens . la"·ns. a.nd ,,-ashi ng of sidc'\v.3.lks. or-other-ou t side "'·ater u::.e . shall be don~ only by usc of a nozzle: or nozz:es ha' ing an o ut-flo"· aperture: no l:a.rgc:r t han onc- -:u arter inch in diamete;r. and no spray o r spnnkler shall be placed in :1. ••5i tion t o thro, .. · "''atcr on a public ""'·alk. dri"-c:"·ay. s t.reet or alley '"·hilc . --~~e:~s~;~9; o~~-s·x~~2<r.ts~·~i~!a;-~s) rD3)" be: absolutely necessary. • . ' • • r 32x ---- • • • • 0 - :s TO FIRE HYOI1/-..NTS X o c··:. -..._.:tl ~~ ;,·. __ ., 1 •:>! t: C C t:-: ~ Hl:..!:;;,. 1 •• • 11l:lY al::..:;v::-1..:~ (.:.,:O..Co.;, ::un:. :.0 ·r11.~ g~~,_~;-u..!/~:i"L~;~i:..L.~., ~~-~ :· _cJ}~~:!~y~; §S3-lu; :t<..:CC.:.:.:..ry t o tn ce t C1:~t..=-.,;,.nc i..::.. t,::.JO ·2 Cv..Jc. 15-3-.50, WATER SU PPLIE D FRO M O THER SOUI"!CES X o '"atcr s~r' i c e or connc:ct!on ,,·ill b~ granted t o scr,-e prcn1iscs sup- plied ·n ·it h ,. ~t.tc:r frvtn nny .,.ocrcc other than the City "'·.nter systen1; pro- vided. h o"'e" r. t.hat if tl1e 0\'. :u:r oi t.hc pretnise-s so suppEcd fr o:·n a :.ourco::" other t.h;tn t L t <...rt.y ,._ a tcr sy:;,tCtll shall enter into an agreen"lent. binding on binHocl i anr! t !.e suc.:e.:-s--i"c o,-. ac r or ov.:ners of the pren1i.scs t o be supplied. '\.Vh ereJ..,y .:-uch 0\'.-ncr agr .... ·c:. r.0t t•J n1ake or pertnit any cro::.s connection bet " cca t!oe Cit) '' ::t...:-r sy.:.:.cn1 and any other sup?IY o r syst.cn1 !o r or upo n such proper:.y . :tncl shall either pay the schcdt.:le-d fl ~t rat.c i o r ::.uch pt•ctni.::oes "'-itheout. c.l t.:duct ;t..•n f t.•:-an y benefit deri,·cd front any o uts-ide source o i su1•1~1y . or .sh:tll in.,..t.all a n 1etc:-for .,._uch JH-etni:::.es 4lnd pay for ,...-ater a:. t he scheduled ntctcr rate.:. . .::t ::.o..:r' ice vr connection t-nay be granted to such pretni,;.es. (l%2 Code. § 8.3-11) REMEDIES The City tna) t.ak~· :..uch lc::::al a-ction a:. it doe:cnts appropriate to cnfurc~ t.hc pro,-i ,.ivn,. u i t.hi.,. ~l"itle. i nc-Iu..-iing h ut not. litnit.cd t t..l. t e:":ninati'l-•11 o.Ji ,._·atcr scr,·ice. iin e . i n jun...:-ti o n. ::that.ctnent., suit f o r collection . ur any cotubination of such reme.Jic.s. ll'9G2 Ccxh:. ~ $.3-12) ~: 15-3 -.52' :S"'TAT£:,. ! C..r-.....:S E.t> WORK TO EE DO N E BY E'ON'DE."'D PLU MCER .~11 ,,·ork in c onnection 'vith \\·ate r pipoe:s or fixtures connected to or t.o b~ connected t u the "at.er ,._\,tctn sha.ll be clone by a ~ded-vfl•N'I-be-r-. {196::? Cod~. § SA-3) S-r-.+" /. ~ ""-• :; cJ 1''./ .... ·4-"",... .-~ ..,.....-iJ<..-.O#---r-. __ ,_ < c .-.-7" 15-3 -_,53" th .. u 15-3 SS-Reserved Article V -Water l\1ains 15-3-56 ' CHANGE FROM PRIVATE LINES TO CITY MAINS Cltangeo,·e r from pri,:at~ lines to C it.y n1.ains n1.ay boe: obtained or required (o11o,,·s: (a) i \ poe:tition may be pr~sent~d t o the City bearing all the names of t.he pro perty o"·ncr-s being ser,·ed by an inadequate pri,·ate line: requesti ng that the City construct a city main in l ieu of suer l ine and t ha t. t.!'tey ,,-ill pay to the City all c:hargoe:s as her~aft:er st.ated. ,._- • • • r 32x ( (b) (c) (d) - 0 - -rhc Cit~· t"!~ ·' it:1o:.~~ a t•ct!:.ion st ruc1.. a-n:.;: :: :.::: ::c1e::~:. "":ze t o sc:- ~~ut~~~ ~~';;~~ .c·(:,,=~:~\/:~~ ~·;·~~vt:il edC~:.;.: 1 5-3 {',J r !o: 111 of rc ... :.C!.t cc :.t- :-c. ~~r-.:l.: : [ ..• -an i· . ...!- ':.11;; u:.:du\,; ...• ::-~ : ::1$ I n c:ther c <•.:..e . ,,-hea the City s o c •.·,. .• s a r.1:'\.in t o :-c:•Jac:e i naC c: :.t::t te: !i:~-:-:1:-::.~ -.-..·:1\!" t ~-iC.: tn"-:a r L.n& par~..t:cJ t o SUl.:h line • .-;!I SC I""'\ icc Ji t~c:.s cu:.ac-=tcd t o ~:.:c:1 Ji:1c .sL:..!I be d isconnecte d an<! cb:1~~ ...;.cd o"·c:-t o t he nc '' l_y con,.trl.:cted Ci;y n1a.in by t :1 e '\"ate.-IJi ·isi:o:1. The i n:J.dcqt.:.::ate l i n e ~h.all t l:.cn. be djsconne:c t ed f ron1 the City '""at.e r syste n1 an<l a1-a.udo:1cd. X o pay1nc nt s~1all Le due t he O'\.vncrs of a pri,·atc line by r eason o f ~fJ~~;;;~~~·;:a~~~~ 3s~"r~-~~"t~c~!e~~~~z;~·s 5~~;; r,;~~-~~ei~i~£ ~:;,it!-a~~ec~~; sah:agc. (c) The c os t to t he property o'':ners shall be such a s shall be fro n1 ti n1.e t o t.in1e e stablished by resolut-ion of t.he City Council. (1 %2 C ode. § SJ-1) EXTENSION OF DISTRIBUTION MAINS '\"hen tt IS req uested in "·riting to extend a distri butio n n:1ain in order t o scr,·e a res ponsible appiic&:tnt o r a ppli ca n ts '' ho::.-c p r opcrt,: is located "·ithin the city. the City "·•II n1akc such extension at its o,-. n expense s ubj e c t to recovery. In t he ca:.e oi ne"· su t~ivisions o r re,·i scd plattings. t he app:i - c.ant shalJ sub1ni t t o t h e \\"ater Di' i:siou t hree appro \ ed prints of the area in,·oh-ed u;,on "-hich shall Ue ~ho,vn t h e Jot. and block nu:n b crs and the house nutnbers. All '' :lter n1ains shall be l oca ted ,,.it hin C::e c.li ... .::nec.J public r ights of "·ay or acccpt.ablc rec o rded e a:.e l:n en t.s. {1 962 Code. § 5..7-2) 15-3-58' ASSESSMENT FOR WATER MAINS Upo n the application of a p ro perty o"·ncr for a ~rmit to connect. t o a City n1ai:1. t he o,,·n~r shall p ay t.o t he \\"at er Di,·i.sio n uch sum a!! may e fixed iron-, t int e t o ur:-:e by r c:soh.nion of the City C o uncil. T he abo,-e a.s::oe ss- ment c o,·er:. the pr..,per t y o'' ne r"s s h are of the cost of tbe main. and is in a ddition to the c onnecti o n ch:a.rgcs as set f o rth in sections 15-3-31. 15-3-32 and 15-3-34 of this Chapter. (1962 Code.§ SJ-3) 15-3-59 ond 15-3-60-ReserYed Article VI-Ext:raterrit:oriaJ Service 15-3-61 ' POLICY STATEMENT; CURTAILMENT OF SERVICE The City may lea se ,,·a~c:r to be used in appro,·ed locations or areas out- side t.he corporate limits of the City "·hen the "·ater supply for the City and its inhabitants is abo' e that necessa r y fo r it s present needs. Detern1inatiou of the needJi and requiremc:nts of the City and it.s inhabiLauts 'vit.h respect to ........... • - • • • • 0 - '\1\,;..;.tc::-i:t..::. ::·_ '-.:':"" !:>' ~:c..:l.l i -.a. L . .:t :.~ ht.: <.!c :.cr :"":~i"~~e~! h·.· :.!~c Ci ·v in its 0'1.\.": s ·~:: · .. ! ::-. :. > i ~-t.:o...:: . ..: -c.~ i:-. ~ ·i ~::"" :.o :.i.::·t.· ::.· •• c---.. ::c.n u·:- r c. :!::-•. -. ;,•;. ::. :-t: 1 -..:r;, sc ,..,: t '.c C i :~ t o n~:-;·-·~•· •c-sup1 • c~::·~~;~~c_c-=-/,.~--~ :~-.-~:~c~~ ... ';~.: ~;-~::;t."c ~·;;.~~:~~-.!'-~-~~~~11~>-.o.; ·.!:t_ -" :~~~~ti:c: t b<. .$~1 0 ; :_ c ~-._:, ~~~"" !...<!' ;-. .h::ot,o.~ ... ·~. fv-:-o:..U . a:.•.: t !~,;:-o.:i u :C'. i~! · ~~ o:-t af,: '\'\::lt<.r ::..C:', .... .;:. -~-i :.: :.Lc t l'\ , ••.• :t l,o,! cn:--t a ih!c.l 0:1 l.i·.c ~ _ b~si , t he... fn·3ot l1:te.! c..-""'~-;:!nc·tt 1-cin~ a_ :vpt c;,.l to tncet the lea ·u• ... u.uation and t h~ succccC:: :_: curtailto.~nt heinf: adC..i•tcd in ad...!:t!... r i o 1 .ist~d curt<\il- ll"lC Hl~. ti t !a~ot :.v u.<.ct t he t;::t::l'\C:.:.>o-t po:::-~il ·le ::-:t.u done ''"h !ch e'\·ery r~ason:1l :c 1 :--ccauti n tnu.:.t. be takc:.:n t o ;1'\0id. t.o- (a) Re s:.:--i .::'tion of irri~a tion. (b) Prvhibit.ion of irri&ation ~xc~pt for con"lm~r -~t greenhouses. (c) Pro !-li U ition of c':ery use except f or dome-.:.::c u~e and for essential industry. (d) Prohibit.ion of all u5e out~idc the City e-xcept. don"lcstic usc. (c) Prohibit.ion oi all uses outside the City. "J 'he ab<nc pro,-i,.ion:. are &uLoject t.o :uupliiic:ni<.ot!. nlodification . cis::.ion b) the Cny at its :..vlc discretion. (.19\..J..! Co~e. S ~ S) OWNERSHIP OF LINES 'J·he ind i'\ id.ual .... cr' ice o r c:.li .... tr·il n..nion oi "·ater Out~icle the City t ha t ~~~f i ~~~l~:"ni~1n~~~~c~yi~~~1~tf:d t V~~-~;~~-f~~~cfi1~ i~~a~)~~i~i:~r;1b=:.i:~3or .0 ~n~r;~~~e J:.~~:; ::ihall :l~::.t:1 :tC r.o o :.,t iga.t.:i~·:t fo r crost5 of construction t hereof. C'\'C"tl though th e City :.h a.:J requ ire. un.!o.:r 3 Distributor's Contr:tct.. that title t o nt::t.ins be conveyed t o thc City .. 11 service shall be c onnected under t he san1e pro- vi s ions as '!'11.:ty b~ required by the Cit y i o r conn~c t ions "·it.hin its corporate l i 1nits .. -'\11 "::tote:-se:-.. -eu out:ii~e t h~ corporate lin"lits oi the City sh:~.ll bc n1ctcrcd a t e6lch :ndi' idua l se:r,·icc. or a ... provic:h:tl ior under a 01sl ri b utor's Contract. 1he charhes i r ser,·ice t o be cornputcd iron1 rates :lS esl.ablished f rom t it·nc: t o t itn c: by resolutiou o£ t he Cjty Council. (..0rd. No. 16. § 8 .8-J. Series 1 967) 15-3-63 ' TAPPING OF MAINS NOT OWNED BY CITY \.\"hen application shall be rnade for connection to 1nains or facilities not O'\'\·n~d or con t:--o 1lcd by t he C i t~·-and throu,::-h "·hich "-a.t~r is bc=ing 5upplied by the City, pennit for said connec tio n "·ill be J;"ranted only in those cases in "·hich thte \\":11.e r Dh·ision shall h::n·c been duly authorized in '\vriting to grant such permit by the O'\Yner in control of such maio or fac.ilitie.s. (1 962 Cod<e. § S.S-2) • • • . . . l r 32x -" - - lS-3 -6-i: '':atcr i ng r~q \.:ir (a) S c. c:; {4) {5) {6) - • t • - 15-3-•-;l SE RVI CE R~QUin.Et .'\~NTS o:.::~i:.Je :b~--coq.c·:-~toeo li:.1:u• s!t~11 Lc su~jt.c t t o tl (.' r ....,.·.···-·.- :;..J con...!ltio:J::o: Property.'\. ua :nJ::" City L intits : ..!i' i<.lu:.l :oe r,·ice:. on1y to be ;'ernti: te•l cx cc;1t ,,-here O"l'rn; crt.•· .-i n : I cc-ally organizcc! ''".:lt cr l... ;ct. .· City ,,·ater m:tin n"luSt be in : and in scr,·icc al oa,c:-the street adjacent to the City limi:. Each indi·ddual ta p nnrst be n 1. .cc t to the City ntain. The Jc n~h of scn.·icc line sha l • .itcd to 125 feet from and at right an~:les t o t he City rr.:a i n . Each ou·ncr of the property served shalJ be required to pay the main line as sessnu~nt unde r t he s::unc basis as required ,,·i thin t he City limits. 1 r the prCnli s cs to be sc~·ed ::.djoin!l the City alon~ :"ln ::t.t1ey o r lot line. n o t more t han one-half block di5tant frorn a Cit,· m ain. and ,,·hen the prospecth·e custon1cr has pro,·i<.le<l to thC Ci ty a proper right of "":ly or e:a.c.ement as directly 3 !1 po~si lc to t he City ,,·atc:r tnain. then suhpara~rnph 2 abo,·e: may be ""·aived and subparagraph 4 n"l.ay be eon trued liberally . ..-b) Se:r,·ice to property ad jacent t o an e=-ci.stinc-priv:a.te line in place prior to C ity taki n,:: o,·er "·ater system irom Denver. (I) The priv:a.te line sha.It currently be ser,·ed En~te'""ood ~-a.ter subject to all conditions and requirements contained herein. (2) (4) Additi on:~! in.-J i,·ic!ua l t:tf"S m av be :~dded bY O'\Yner onh-'':ith ,,·ritte-n permission oi City and only up to lhe capacity Of said pri,:a te line. The pri,·.::t.tc: line m:ty not be enlarged or extended to accOr-"!- 1Tlodate add i tio nal ser,·ices. The priv:tte line: n J.ay not be tapped by other than o"·ner ,,-ith- o ut pern1ission in "·ritin;:r from both the: City :and the: o,,·ne:"" of the: line. (c) Service to prOpi!!!rty "I.Vhf"re extension of "·atc:r mains required. (J) The area to receive: ser' ice shall be ,,·i thin t.he: arc~a approved by th e City Council for the negotiation of a di.stribut.or"s contract. (2) Sen:ice "·ill be pro,-ided under a D ist.ributor ·s Contract. Such contr:t.cts may be made "\vit.h munic.ip:tlitie.s or quasi-n1un.ici pcal corporations (u·ater dis:ricts ). non-profit ,,·ater users :r.ssoci:t.- tions or such other teg:tl entities as may be recommended by the \Vatll!!r and Se"·er Board and approved by the City C ouncil. The City n1.ay. in its discretion . pro,·ide service under prelimi- nary ag-reements ''"ith any person or corporation. prior to th~ f ormation or any of the ioregoin~ leg-al entities sati~f01ctory to the C ity. for a period of time :t.s fixed by the City C ouncil. At the e xpir ation of such period. the preliminary agreement shaH expire. and. at time of expiration or pr·ior there t o. a di.stributor·a contract must ha,·e been entered into be t ,,.·een •'· • -- T 32X - - - 15-3-G5 - 0 .. - t.he Ci~,-~nJ s~~ exec c.tf-:--:'1 o! a ~:i:\~·t-: 1;;; .. ~:;~:- d!·r:-.... -.;:.1 t...·;! ... l t::-:-1in :lr~ a:::TL a .. tton::t.ti..-::~.11:) .agrect"':.I en t. e-.! ~t::.y. T::e c::.y l":-""t:-I cquirc _..:t :at t!oc tin~e oi C...,;~cut:t-n •• i•1 !' :;::l1 C'\.CI .__ 1'=-i.J di,.- ;--.;·~~C:.~x\ ~;~:i:..~~r~£ ~h~0 p~t~c_ .._,:-""uc: l"J::-td;,u~r-r's Cn::tro..ct ~hall be ;:U ,.._,j..} at C:..}·ir=:.tivu of su..:h }l:r...:lhnin::-try (3) 'The u·:n~r ln.:l:::. -.,-ithin the arc-a to be served shall be along d cdic:u.cd pub!:.: :-:~l.ts of ,,,·ay or acceptable recorded case- -ynents. (4) All scr,·icc hereunder shall be subject to th e capacity of the 'Yater :systcrn. of t.hc City and ot:he r tcrrns and' condition..s as s e t out under subp:::J.ragraphs 1 and 2 herein:abo,:e. (d ) Ser,·ice to area by enl:argemc of existing ,,·nte:r district. (1 ) ."\.re:a desined t o be ser....-ed by e nb.rgc:nen t of ''"otter district shaH be "·ithin are.:l. appro,·ed by t.he C it.y C ounc il f or negotia- t ion of Di s trib utor·~ Contrnct. (2) Renegoti:nion sh:-tll be requi:-ed 'l.vith th e City retati,·e t o the size of the district and nece ssa :"y atnendmenYs to the ~is t ing distributor's cont r act. (3 ) A ppr oval by Cit y shnll be subject to the c::~.pacity :tnd condition o{ the 'l.vnter n-.ain .ser,·in$: t he original 'l.'l."ater district . (4) Enlaq;:er.~ent o: the disY.ric:.t .shall be subject t o the ::~.bitity of t he City t".o ser,·ice ac!d.itional cu~tosners and other terms and conditions as set ou! c.nde:" sub?::trac-rap'hs t ::t.nd 2 herein - a bove. (1962 Co de~§ S.S-3; Ord. Xo. 1 6, §1 . Series 1 967) 15-3-65: FIRE HYDRANTS AN D AUTOMAT I C S PR INICLE£:.5 T he City shall make a flat rate St:l.niC!hy ch:1 r ge f or all fire hydrant s and atuotnatic:. sp:-inkJer systems 1 oc:.:~.ted outside the City, ,,·hcther privatel y or .publicly o,,·ncd or f o r public or pri,·ate use. such c harge being at a m onthly rate as ~st:~. !is cd fron1 ti1ne to tin1c h,-r esoludon of the Cit,· Council. (1962 C ode,§ S.S-4} . • • 15-3-66 : CONSUMER METERS Consumer met.ers r e.:...d by e1npJo:yees of the \Yater Di,·ision in connect-ion "·it.h sc-r,·ice rendered under the mrter rat~ schedule 5ha11 be supplied by t he C it-y at t:he cost. of t.he user. and ser....-iced and maint".: "ned by and at the cost: of the Cit-y . ,.,_.it_hin t he st.ipu13.tions a.s speciiie:d for u se rs "·ithin the City. "(1962 C ode. § S .S-5) l5-3-67: DISTRIBUTOR'S AGREEMENTS '\Vhen ''"ater ser,·ice is pro,·ided under a preliminary agre:ement or a D istributor•s Contract as pro,·ided in Sect".ion 15-3-64 (c). t.he detailed term s u nder "·hich the City "·ill furnish "·ater .a.nd unc!er .... ....-h i ch the dist:ributor "·i11 accept and distribute "-a ter shall be accurately set fo r t.h in accordance w·ith spe cafic stipulat-ions for each separate distdbuY.or and approved by t.he City 'Co~ocit. (1962 Code .. § S .S-6) ,. --........... -~=-~--'-· -:~~:·:~~:~<~-;,: . ... '( I I ... • -- T 32X • • • C::::ut t. t.. t : ''f-,,.,, '\"'.I I ft I Oh H.lr l"'" J-"',: J.\11 I'-< ' ' . 'If t-. T I ·. ,.'\'.I '\K) ... • 0 - -CTQ: c~t:~l CIA L ' ..... oc J I I' ,, -~,, (.;\kl ',f£ ii I Olio: I I I· l t .... CMH \.. ,.t r ~?or.w±-Ji_ I OARI • kll'\11\"1 -~~0~~ t->AP..L <•' 'I • II f J<K' "'00K r I I It "' '\ 1 I H ~"' ·\( .H; .. 1-.... ~ '· S A 1 JAil 1 1\llf •'\, 1 ""~1 .... ,_ 1\,J ,.-, IJI-.. kJ .. , I It-H. "'I I l H. "' fJ \-.-\!I P: '.J '\.' I- Apr•r•,, , J c h<" rr,·• flf Jl ..., I '"' ....... I I • f ~-. .. ' j "' n~ t 1... • •' ,- ;~Ill i * l '\,._It.<. '"-'I: h( f ,_._ t. It I h-. C j l .. 0 j con l 'i.., l r i ._ l one I c he. r 1" oni t..ol. i<PI (lj t I ic. L • R c<.011w-><.nrl tli on : Th.at. '=--'" k..__,-j c.d ( p11a i 11n A...;.•o.<'n'-nt. \.o.iLh Lho. {"iLv ., ("hc-rt·vnooor· Sout.h ' ... tt.c.t .• C>o~ni ••ioro 1\i 1 r·i, t:. r hc;_rry IIi II ... R.•nLho \..nlc.-r lo Sanitl ti ol fli Lti~t fu tpprc-n .... d h v Llu. (ouno..il : .tnl.l t.h.tl Lhc '1..-tV•>r ond Cit.'\.· C )(rS. h• tut.hor·i7'-'d and .tirl.<--l<-•1 t.u ..,J ~n n1rl ..:c·<-~1 th(. A.::,ro.(.· .. n t .--. b<h.-.11 ol Lhc ( ity . k~ p c. L fully ubmi t t~:d 1 .. Cl l ""'OOU \...A T FH. '\:'\:0 ~f WFt< IH>ARn '1' : /"I .-\. Huholltt•. (.hnin~ •. .,-,-,--- • • • r • • • Date : Subject: • 0 - O FFICI AL CITY C OU:"''= t_ DO"=:U , 'L Atte nda nc e of L.a wre n ce E . T h omp s o n aL ""'at:.e r Pol l uc.l o n (ontrol Federat i on meetin~. \..'a ::.hi n gt.on D.C ., March 1 • 1 972 . Re c ommendat~on: That Mr . Law r enc e E. Th om pson , Wa stewat e r T rea tment S u per- Ln t end e nt. be a u thorized Lo at tend a mP et~ng of the Personnel Advanceme nt Comm ~t tee o f the Wa ter Pollution Control Federati o n, Ma rch 14 , 1 972 , in W~shlng ton , D.c . An amount not to exc eed S SOO .OO is recomme nd ed for th i s meeting , to b e encumbe r e d again st the sew e r £und. R es pe c tfully s ubm itted ENGLEWOOD WAT ER AND S EWER B OARD By: ;4,L . A. Robo h m , C hai rman • • 0 ,32 - • • Date: S ub ject : • 0 - CITY < 0 r r I <--I A L ::;cu~1 ENT: MEMORA NDl'M 1 0 rHE F 'G I f-WOOI I c l l Y C'O lJ N f"l L R&J"KJ H -'7': ~-< .. t ::-[O_N • .w-o.:;.~~i.o.. OR RECO. H :'-:DA "TiO'I O F TltF F N f l EWOOD \o.'A -IF..R A 0 S F .... FR ROARU MEET I G OF ~l A I -.R~ 1~ .. 1 9 7.:",. RFLA TlVL TO THE S A L t--0 1-B ORI-:A ' PA SS 0 1 Tr1f -..o . ::! \..'ATFH. RTC;II r.::. Ja nu ary 1 -,,. 1972 Sa l e o f Bore a s Pa ~~ Uitch Numb r 2 W a ~er Rl g ha ~ RE>CCWITIIendatfon: That. t.h~ r i ty C o un tl appcovt! a. l ea s c/purcha s .._ c onLrac t... wi t.h Adolph C'()o r C.:omp.o.ny l o r Lhe Bo reas Pass l)t c h o . 2 Wa ler Ri g hts and appur t.cn:t n t fa c ilities ,. and Lhat: the '1.:-yor .a nd City C l erk be authoriz-ed t.o execute s u c h a l.:O n tro~c t . af:"ter prope r le~al r Pv1ew. A dditiona ll y . t hat the C i l.) C o un ll Lake t...h e nec~ssary sL p ~ to eC r e ct. the sale of Lh~h ~ water ri g hts . Rt::·s p c ct£ully .:;ubm itLed ~ GLEWOOD WA TER AND S EW ER BOARD B y : L . A . Robohm • C h a l r rnan • • • • Date : Sub jec t : • 0 - M EMORA D !-1 TO 1111-t''\.C li\..'OUU IT\ C OlJf'lo C ll ki:.CARUlNG A \T10 OR RE:C:OMMF~OAT I 0' nt-1 111-E.".:: t-\o,OOO \.:A I t-R A""-0 ~O..CH "\0<\.RD :o-1Ef-"l l:O.G OF JAN\ o\.R' 1 "")., lf'l7 2 ., Kl:LATT 1:.. ,0 111i. 'O't~ATIO"" 01, JOII' C' • ..._RF t Ll~G '! .... tl \...A f l f. ROARO J .a.,u -:1 rv 1 -. I 9-2 -..:ontinot.i <.o n o f '1 r . John C . Kr<-i ling t..o t.h e \..":"tL~•· nnci S P"""t.. r Boartl Recounte n dation : That t.h<: C ity Co unc i l con s i der the a pp o.i nLme nL oJ Me . John C . Kr i t in~ to the Wat• rand s~-er Board v a~a n y c r cn t c d b y th e <~pi r3 ti un of the t rm o f ~r . L onard A . R obohm . R e s pec t f ully su~11 iLted E CL EWOOD WATER AND SE\o.'F R BOARD By : A '"I L . A. Rob o h m . C hairma n • I' 2X • • • • 0 - I -*-/ METROPOLITAN DENVER SEWAGE DISPOSAL DISTRICT NUMBER <' PHONE : 30~ 31 00 , ~s T 60TH,....., _· .. we •:J 'IAN'I ERCE C ITY. C O ;.. -,&D O 8002 2 J;t $ Sl-IA. ..... ~ ~""lED E... MENOC" Y .ARY 8 0 "0£L- • ...,...._E.A. "-J O I-" • E -..N AGER Feb ~uary 1 , 1972 Mr. Stan1ey Dia1 City Man ager City of Eng1e~o od 3400 South E1ati Eng1ewood, Co1orado near M.r-Di.a.1: 80110 Crry c;9,.~. F' C I/\ L U""'CNT' 7 L. • Lr .. cL On January 31, 1972 r epresentatives of the cities of Bou1der , Eng1 ewood and Li.tt1eton met wi.th the Management Coordinating Group of the Denver Regiona1 Water Qua1i.ty Management P1an to di scuss participation of the three cities in the Regi.ona1 Sewerage Master P1an effort-It was agreed that I, as Chair- man of the M anagement Coordinating Group, shou1d forma11y re- quest from offi.ci.a1s of the three cities p a rticipati on on the Management coordinating Group and a1so participation finan - cia11y in the second year financing of the tota1 Master P1an project .. At the January 31 meeting it was agreed that the $30,000 o f additiona1 funds required to finance the second year portion o£ the water Qua1ity Management P1an cou1d probab1y be pro- vided by the three cities on the basis of popu1ation provided 'W"itb sewer service .. The present fund.:Ln.g of the tw"O year pro- ject which is estLmated to cost approx~ate1y $465,000 is being financed by the £edera1 government to the extent of approx~ate1y SO%, the Metropo1itan Denver Sewage Disposa1 District No.. 1 with $50,000 cash and $30,000 to $50,000 of .:Ln.-k~nc services, the Denver water Board to the extent of $25,000 cash and $22,500 of in-k.:Ln.d services , and the Denver waste Water Contro 1 Division to the extent of $50,000 of in-kind services. The $30,000 of a ddi.- tiona1 funds required in the se~ond year of the study project wou1d necessari.1y be furnished by the present participating a ge~cie~ i~. ~he r i.n~er£~t~d aoencies do not provide the necessary .l n....is. .· '-- •' • • • - - - ,_ ... _ Mr. Stan1ey nia~ Page TWo Febr c z:l ry 1. 1972 - 0 - ... On the ba s. o f combineC _pal.. popul..a ~L o n and popul..ation provided "" ' se""'er ser"-c. is esti.ma that the $30,000 coul..d prop r ~y be distri b~ between Bo ~ _r , Eng1e""'ood and Littl..eton o n the basis o f ~~~. 35%, and ~ of the total.. figure. This ""'oul..d i..nvol..ve $13,5 0 0 =r o~ the City -Boul..der, $10,500 from the City of Engl..e'W'ood, and $6,000 £r -·m the City of L.itt1e- ton. At your earl..iest opportunity, X ""'oul..d appreciate l..ea.rni..ng from you ""'hether your governing body can be expected to provide the ~dicated funds or some other amount, and al..so I woul..d appreciate k:n.OW'i.ng 'WhO you wou1d appo:Lnt to represent your city on the Management coordinating Group. In the event th.at you require any add.i.tional.. information con- cerning participation on the Management Coordinating Group of the RegionaL Water Qua1ity Management project. pLease contact ~e at your convenience. Wi11iam E. Korbitz. P-E. Manager WEK/d cc: Char1es carro11 .· ·-_ ... _ .-. -. '.· •-r .-· "'-.. · -- '32 x • • • 0 - c. CIT"(-C.... 11. u .. (._ _:.~ ::: ··'-'• o..;;L_· FROn.I: :\h·. '\.Yn1.. L. :'\.1 Divitt._ As sist.::L.nt City :\lX DATE: February 1., 1.972 S BJECT: REPORT 0=" DAYTO~ CABLE TV CO A·l-E RE::-.;CE , JANl:ARY 25-26 ., 1.972., A~D A REC0:\1:\.lE:-...-oATtO.:-; FOR Ft:Tt:R.E AC T IO~ Introductio·n The purpose of this n'len1.orandum i s to r eport on rny rec eo~ trip t.o the Policy- maker's Conferet_"lCC on Urban Cable Con'lmunicat:.ions h e ld in DayU>u9 Ohio, January 25'th through 26th ,. and t..o rnal'e a recotnn"l.eodat.ion for future CU:y act.ion \.Yit.h regard 'tO CATV . The recon"'lm endatioo stctns fron1. in.fortnat.ion g::a.thered :~.t the D :l.y""ton Conference and se- lected readin gs on the s ubjccc_. '• R ecomn"lend:l.tion The City should initiate discussions '\Yith the other eotit.ics in the O'l.ctropolit:l.D area to d e termine if th e re i s need for a comprehensive sr:udy prior to the :1ct:u::tl construc- t ion of cable systems in th e region. An"long otl1.er U'lings , such discussions s hould concern tl-lcn,seh:cs """i tb (a) the degree of sophistico.tion co.ch systen"l should ho.,·e : (b'l t.he social in""lpl!c::ttions of t.h e de- velopn'l.ent of th ese systcn"lS,. e . g ... met::r opoltt::tn vs. suburb:tn i.oterests and t~ oes of pro- graul origination; (c'l the quality of service to be r equired: ~nd (d) \.he conlpO.t.ibility of each systcn"l """ith all other systems in the a ... rea.. These meetings l'l"l:l'\."' point. out \.he need to d eclare a rncr.ropolit...a.n mora:t-oriUJ."l.'l o n the construction of any cabl~ iast..:::lllo.tion \..Ul.t.il a tho roug h regional study can be conducted. U a study i s dccn"lcd necessary, there ·would be no need to revoh.e o\.u -fran- chise """'ith ::'\l ountain States Video. Rath er ,. """e "'·ould negotiate an ng:recment ""'i th \.hem "·hich would forestall de,·elopment "'-ltbin th e City until such time as the Council ,,·ould '\.vish to permit const...ruct.ion. Advantages of CATV Through the use of coa..'Xial cabl e(s) CATV delivers all local and selected dis - tant television channels plus many other services including t:~vo-·way communicat.ion direc't. to subscribers bo1.ne television receivers. Such a system displaces roo{ top an'teDll.a.S and provides for cable to be placed above or belo"v ground. . . .Cable ends tel ev ision channel sca.rcLcy and delivers crisp, clear pictures . U ' nropert ·· desi.-.r<t'lcrt ~ ·-t ..b.dmini ~e re .-" i c:--~ ~so deye .>P a sense o{ community . becoming c.-nc .v , .• ~oi t.Ln• I co~tn -n,.. .... ...~.ttou 1or0 --~...o.........,b -"~e'"'l n c·~t ,b 'hoods and individuals. as v.·ell as 4 ser" in& :lJ"V sj>ec! U · l te ~·e sts'. --or <CxPmPte . ir c....o provide local ne"vs and luformation _ ..... o ... t ~ _.1 i:. ~ .ug o...1.· • t-.:.,.. .-;i"t ,. the --· ,1"""\unio;y, the nPighborhood. or even the block! l<:e .t ..)S~tbh .......... r ..::ot.Ll ... IDUDity o rg::tnizations to conduct me Uogs in ~-hich --... (Continued) • I' • • • • 0 ,. - 'I' . -ll. •'\ l 1 ' p • ..: c able vh:\~. \.!r-• ;"'t':.c:-!ll.:J.t c Vi::l hr ... r."l.-.. :.f.·r~ln:'l.l s . 1n D:l' ton. fn 1· e x:1.n:1ple, "·e sa,,-a d cr'0n - str :l~ ion o t r.-~-· •tr..ld stud en t~ tot. ro.cti u.~ n ot ronlv ,,·ft.!l. the t.C!lch e:r~ l.>u t ... ,·i th the o;....e::. students iu t.hc ··cia ·s·· t.h_roue.h th.~t;: u..se of an appropriate t.c rn"'li.n::ll de,·icc. Thro u g h the use of t:he cable,. tc. \Yilt be possible for citizens to ··stt tn .. r egu- t a..J.~ty on public n'lcet.iJl.~s s uch ~s t:h ose of the City C ounc il or the School B o ard. lt wi11 also be po::. ible LO bring into Lhe hon1.es or places 01 business audio , ,·ideo. a.nd (acsiln - ilc u·ans rn i ~::.IO!l.S t.hn.t ,,·ill pro•.·idc ne"...-spape rs,. rnai1 sel..-...·icc , b:::t.nkin~. ·hopping facili - ties , data frora libraries ,. sch ool curricula. a.nd o ch er forms of i.n.forn1atioo too num crou:::: to speci~-- The D:l,·ton Conference The ptu~pose oi th e O ayt.oo C onference ~-n.s t""'·ofold . C>oe~ it: was to present the results of the c::1blt .. corn r n .unic::tt:ions s tu dy of ~he n~n'""tOn r eg ion conducted by tlle R::tnd Corpor:t.li on 01 ::. .!H3 _ :onica. .. Ca:itornia.. ..-\ .. nd ~ t\'•O~ it. '\':as 'tO ofier us a broad range oi spe:l..kcrs and cli.s-cussiO~"l ~:;roup ~ U"l ,,~h i <:h ~,·cry a.spcct oi cable comnlun ications could be e:-...-plored .. ::\loun t..ain . tates '\.'"i deo h::ts b een ~o...~tl-"<1 fr::t.nchises to build syst.etns in .r"\.dan 1.s ~ Arap3.hoc. and -lchcrson COU!lt"ies and th e cities oi Ed~c-,va rer. Eogl e,,·ood ~ Gold e n~ L ittle- too~ Shcrid :t.n ~ .. -\..urorn. .. Bri~hton . Greenwood Villap:e, nnd sc'\.·eral ot:he r enti ti es .. The iirnl. ::tlso oUcr d to build a sys cn"l in D e n,·er . t.o pro'\.·idc ilie City '"it.h .fifteen percent (1.5CC ) of tl"le gros s rc' en uc~ and to charge a mone.bly subscription ice of only 84 .. 25 .. The c harge would b e $-1 .. 7.:i iC th e cable "'"·ere laid unde rground .. If cr:.hlc t.t.·l t..:,·i~ion ofl....-rs such a r e volutionary ad,·ance in modern communica- t • ~ns ::tnd pur ort t o bl'·in~ to t.he subscri ber the ,.::LSt: a .. rray of services alluded to n.bove~ why then i~ t~ l"(; no(."! i )~ tele,·ision in the .Dc::n.·cr n,et.:::.·o poli!:.:l.n !lXC!l ?' L"util AU£;U.St s~ 1 971 . t he FCC prohiblt.cd Lh e in~po r t at:ion of distant: signals into the ~op one htuldrecl mar- kets (l::>en'\.·<.·r i~ Xo .. 3.2 ).. Because Ute ::u-ea is a.lrcndv ser,-ed by three network s t ations, one indcpcn-lc-nt S t:ttior•. and :::tn educ:::n i n::ll st-!l.t:ion , there has been little incentive £or building a '-·abl e sysLcn"l . Sophistica.t.cd S'\"SLems :u-e ca-pital intensive .. A c h a.n ~e is con"l.ing ~ ho,,~ever . for on A .ugu.st 5~ 1 9 71~ the FCC issued DC'\.V pro- posals which wo uld ~ h opefully ~ go into ef£ect. e::u:-ly thi s year.. In tbe top flity markets ~ llie FCC p ,roposcd t..hat c'\.·ery cable sy scem: (1) (2) l\lust offer at. least. those channels curr~t:l y offered by the broadcast c han.nel s in the area, but a.t: a minimUJn must pro- vide three n etwork and three i.udcpendent stations .. \Vith • certain limitations ~ irnport.ation o.C distant signals would "">o permitt.cd . • . -... .:.< --:h1.ay carry any numbe r o.C educational channels~ local or ·dista.nt ~ if th ere arc no objccti ODs raised by any local edu- cation.aJ TV interests .. ~-. .. ·: ~ '.:.-.. .. .... (Continued) • • • I' - • • • • 0 - :.!··-s . 1(_• P'. I ):_, (3) :'\lay in'lport any nul'nber o£ non-English teJev--ision channe ls regardless of distance ... (4) l\lay provide a channel for non-broadcast use for each broadcast signal c:u:-:ried . (5) !\lust have the capaciry for n.t least ~-enty chan..nels. (G) !\lust provide at l east one public access channel at no cost to non -con'lmercial users . (7) l\lust provide at l east one channel Cor a minimurn of Cive years l.J.·ee £or state and local program.ming. (8) :\lust provide a sirnila..r channel £or loc::tl educatloo.al groups. (9) !\lust nHtl..::c excess ch::t..nnels available £or ]ease to al1 po- tential users. (This ""·ould open the n ·ay for pay cele"·ision .) (10) l\tust insure that channels are av::tilable for use in response to dentand. (11) 1\.Iust provide hvo-""·ay C:l.pacit:y. Tt is .::tppa..rcnt that the Denver c.::tble n'l::u-ket "";u soon e"'---plode '\Yith activity , and the need to proLect. the public int.erest is paramount. C>ne '\vay t:o protect this iJ:lterest: is to conduct :1 mcLropolita..n study of cable comn"lunica..tions . \.\"ho \\"ould P .:tn And Ho·w '\Vould It Be Financed If there is interest in a comprehensive plan, each city shouJd be "';JJing to financially contribute to its success . According to Lhe 1970 census, there ""·as a. popu- lation of 1. '227 9 .i32!l in Lhe metropoliLa.n a .rea.,. 33, G95 o.f which lived in Englewood. U f'i.ft.c c n cents (15t;') per ca.pit:a "·ere contributed by each entity , this "'•auld provide 518--1, 130 ($5, 055 fron1 EnJ;"Iewood) for such a plan. The st:udy shouJd be C<XId ucted on a contra~ basis Lhrough Lh e Denver Regio.na.l Council of Governments . '\1\'bat To Expect From A Comprehensive Plan A comprehensive plan '\vould establish a. common set o.f requirements designed to provide the area 'vith a number of interconnected systems . As it stands o~ .. "'~e are pretty much at tllc Jn ercy o.f the cable operators. \.Vbilc there are certain requirements written into .::tJ I of th e f:ranchises gr::tnted to date,. t:here is no assurance that tbe systems developed 'W'ill provide us ""·i ch the complex .::t.nd rather sophisticated netv.rork that many oC us would 1 ike to see built. Such a plan would provide us with a blueprint t:rom '"·bich we could dc"~c l op comprehensive and i.nte~~conn ectecl systems. (Continued) • • • ,.32 • • • ~· . Stani<"V II. Oint l-• IJ ru:::t.ry i, 1 97:.! Pa~e 4 • 0 - Curre ntly , n'losl. operat..ors are providing one -,vay , 't,.;v el v e-cha.n.n ~~.. ysten1s . R e l atively spc~--ing , Ll,cse are ine~-pensive to construct. :\lore :u:h.·a..nccd syst\..::£11 5 ''auld cons ist o.f at l east t\.ve ocy and possibly forty cho...n.nels . Th e:.· \.VOuld o..lso have sntdios, cameras, and other equipment r equired :Cor origination of l ocal programming, as '"·ell as a comput.er and o ther app:1.racus needed for t.\.Vo-'\va.y service . S uch syst:ems are e x - pensive and can onl · be built.' here economies o f sc::Ue can be realized. The Dayton study see m ed to indicate th ::a.t high density and large area \.Y c re required in order 'tO pro£itably spread the fixed costs of such systems . It sbo~ed , for e xan"lpl e , th:a.t if such sophisticate d systems w e re constructed . on1y the cities of Dayton and K c t.""ter ing could ··go it alone . ·· T·wo items ::Le count f o r the fact th at th ese 'h-.·o c ities could provi.de an independe nt syst em . First,. housing density is high enough th::1.t distribution costs per hom e are rel::1.tively sm::1.ll. Second, only these ~o citi es arc su.ITicicntl y large to spread the overhead costs of management :l.Dd progr:l.m origi_nation. It ·was also n oted during one of our di sc u ss ions tha t th e viev •. ·i.ng habits of Ule lower income population often f o und in a cor e city are such that a. system in tho ccntr!:Ll city is generally proiit.abl e . For exampl e ,. o n e of the more profitable c:l.b le sectors in the country runs through S pani s h H a .rlem in N e w York City . Hence ,. i.f the people in the metropolitan area opt for •·ad'\·anced·· or ex-panded systems comparabl e to "ha t 'vould be allowed unde r th e ne,,· FCC proposals,. it ,,·ould appear that the n-tetropolitan r egion "·ould have to b e interconnected before such systen"l S would b e pro fitable. There is, ho,....-ever,. som e question on this point. and this , in itself,. n'ligbt jus tify a study . It is intcrcst:ing to n ote ,. ho,ve'\·er .. that: the Dayton propos al would not be a dec ided s uc cess unl ess the r e "ve r e forty percent (-40 c:.) penetration (subscri ption rate) at a m onthly s ubscription lee of SG . 00 . It ''"as noted that: the degree of p e nctra't-ion 'IN'Ould b e much l ess if the r e "vere a t:hlrd VHF station plus an independent station or t'Yo available in the Dayton Jn.et:ropolitan area.. Because we h ave larger channel sel ection ,. "the D a yton rcsulLs ''"ould s u ggest that a metropolitan approach "'·ou.ld be e "·en more Unport.:l.llt in the Den,~c r ntetropolltan area. At the very least,. 'the Day ton st-dy "'·ould suggest that th e citizens of Engle"'·ood could not s u pport an ··advanced'" system by thcmsel,·es . H ence .. i.f we opt for an expanded system , we need to consider the region and n ot a single city a.s th e m::u.·ket area. A comprehensive study woul.d indicate ho'v a r egional system should b e designed • In D ayton ,. for e xample . the area b !l..S been dh·i ded into sLx interconnecting syst.en'lS. Such a s tudy 'vould also explore the econom ies of any system configuration and project its profitability a t different subscription levels and .fees. We would hope that (roxn s uch a study we would secure guide lines for t e cb.o i cal excellence . 'The cable industry is d eveloping so rapidly that one of our paramount con- cerns s hould be a provision for .. insuring" th ~t the state of th e art is maintained . Th e . fr~chi se '\VC signed 'vith l\1ountain Sta.-tes Vide o ::-equlres that the ··state of the art'" be kept 1 current. but buildiro"'!: into a s"·stern th~" nece -:sa.:ry O e·-tbility for this gro,v th may be eas ier ::a..ici .t: 1 .:.teo ·-· .... v . ...!f••ll :. a c..,l "'11 c"-'!D.-•v cablP s'"-ud~-"vould give us gu_idellnes for "" _me" tiQ,."; this reqt.,lr"''"'neo:::. ' -·~ ~ -• :{Continued) • • • 1'32 • . Stanley H. Dial _·b rua.ry 1. 1.972 .PageS • 0 - ... Perhaps U such a study ,.·e n'light r e c ei,·e additional insights into the question o.f ownership. . hc.re a.re ba..s1C!.1.lly three methods of o ,,·nership---pri.vate . publi c , non-profit, or :.L anLxture of any 01 the 'three. Pay television might ,,·ell be the fln:l.D.clal s l eeper of CATV . 1t i s hoped that a compre h ensive s tudy of the ntetropolit.a.n area ,...-ould suggest guidelines for insuring that a certain percentage of 'the revenu es £rom t:he oper ation b e plowed back into the sys- tem for more and better services . Pay tele,;ision could provide t:he me:u1.s for th e de- velopu:».ent or an excellent: system .. FLD.all~-. the study should suggest a reasonable consn-uction schedule .Cor each of t.he syst ems it 'vould propose .. In summary. a compreh ensh ·e study for the metropolitan area would h e lp to ins ure th at the citizens receive t.he n1.ost advanced system (s) whi ch th e market ,,;11 b e ar. And~ such sys't.Cn1.(S) "':ould be designed in such a fashion that. when national interconnection a..n1.oug syst.en1.s is possible,. the .Denver area w ·ould be able to interconnect wid::lout undue rnoclifications . Conclusion The D:1ytou study 3.0d the selected readings shO\.'\."D in the bibliography all allude to the iact th a t: a. 'technologtc:l.l revolution is taking place which ""ill change the tradttiona.J s t:yle of American lh:ing. Cable television can \.vork for either the good or th e hinderance of ma.nkind ~ depending upon the s"CaDce we take today. In Dayton~ for ex- ample., ,,.e sa\.v an ··on line·· d en1.on s tration of :1. system currently in operation in Reston~ Virgini a .. In this demoustrat:ion. '-"-"e sa\.v the television used as a computer operated by a touch t:one telephone .. '\Ve sav.-it provide t.be bouse,,;_re \Vi'th medical information for a child ,;vho had just s"'·allo"ved a certain kind o£ poison... '\Ve knO\ov that the cable can bring n....edical assistance co remote areas of the country~ monitor areas of high crizne incidents~ be us ed as a ,-ehicle locater---for police cars~ t.a.x:lcabs~ refu se trucks~ etc .. ---and can b e used to locat-e a pedestrian Ln distress.. lt is esti.mated that eventually a large propor- tion of the nation·s mail ~-U l be handled via cable television... It is also suggested that much of tlle traffic on today·s cro'\vded s treets can b e eliml.n.a.ted as both shoppi.n.g and business can be conducted over the cable. \.Vith these and m any~ many other possibilities soon at hand~ it is vit::al for 'the City to take an increasing interest in the development of CATV... As one cable operator was h eard to r emark ~ ··For th e most part~ you cities don't realize what: the cable business is all about_·· 1 think "'-e can prove him wrong .. Bibliography Books Committee OD Te1ecOn1.n1.unicatioos~ National Academy of' .Engineering. c'*om"m~~ -~o - Technolo;....•·v f or Urban I.Inprovement. Springfield~ Virginia: National Te~ ~ lnforrn at•on Service~ U . S .. Department of Commerce~ June~ 1971.. 218 pp. (Continued) • • • . •' \ ! ~ /'32X • l\lr. ~ey 1 !')ial February 1,. Page 6 Johnson,. L. L.,. 't. Santa ~IOiii i=: • 0 - _ C o mmunications ln ~ ~ l\1lami Valley: Basic Report. .. ~r u ia: Rand Corporation,. 197 2 . Sloan Commission on • l e Comxnunications. ()n The~.. New York: b.1:cGraW'-Hill Book Co .. ,. 1 9 7 256 pp .. Periodical Smith,. Ralph Lee.. ..The 'Wired Natiorl.. u ~ NatiCXJ.,. ~lay 18,. 1970 .. WLMc/lj ~~~ WM. L .. ~leDTVYTT Assistant City ?-:1a..nager • • • -- \ r .,. r 32x • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI"U-iAN LAY. BY AUTHORITY O R:-!::--:ANCE NO . 5 SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDI :-<-. REPEALING :l REENACTir-:G CHAPTER 4 • ARTICLE I AND A P.TI C II OF TITLE OF THE '69 E.~.C .• PROVIDING FOR THE C v:.:TROL, OPERA-: .J AND MAINTENA..'<CE OF THE SEWAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY O F E: :LE WOOD, COLORADO: PROVIDING MEA..'<~ FOR THE E ."FORCE!'!ENT A.:-<D ?C:NA LTIE S FOR THE VIOLATION THEREO F AND ~PEALING ALL ORDIXA..'<CES AND PARTS OF O~INANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. / · WHEREAS~ the City Counci~ of the City of Eng1ewood finds and determines that the enactment of this ordinance is to protect. preserve and promote the hea1th. safety and we1fare of the citizens of the City of Eng1ewood and prevent water and stream po11ution by the contro1 of the sewage wastes and other waste water. to provide funds necessary for the payment of the costs of the administra- tion. management, operation and maintenance, p1anning and engineering of sanitary and storm sewer faci1ities and for payment of the cost of construction. en1argement and rep1acement of sanitary and storm sewage system faci1ities; for the payment of the principal. and interest upon bonds ~ssued and outstandLng for such sewage facil.ities; for the acquisitio~ of l.and for such purposes. To achieve the foregoLng purposes, it is necessary to fLx and co11ect sewer service charges upon a11 1ots, l.and and premises connected to the se~age system of the City of Eng1ewood and to co~tro1 the emission of sewage wastes and other waste waters i~to the storm and sanitary se~rs and water courses. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. a.s fo11oW"s: Section 1. That Chapter 4, Art:ic1es I and II, Titl.e V of the '69 E .M.C. is hereby repeal.ed and reenacted as fo11ows: 15-4-1. Definitions Un1ess the context specifica11y indicates otherwise, the z:cea.ni.n g of the t:erm.s used in this ordinance shal.l. be as fo11ov;rs : (a) "BOD" (denoti.ng Biochemica1 Oxygen Demand) sha.J 1 mean the quantity of oxygen util.ized in the bioche~ical oxidation of organic matter '\..Ul.der standard l.aboratory .- procedure in five (5) days at 20°C, expressed in ~i11i. grBnls per l.iter . (b) .. Bui1ding Drain" sha11 me.an that part of the -1- l il • • I' 32X - • • • l 0::cst: l-:0 .;.i ;.._ cci.vcs t.L-c C: a & pi.;--.::-s i.:: iL t o t:?-::c bu: r.C L <...:rs ) O..JLs: (c) "5 • th e building _ of d isposal . (d) "Ga ::o- d omcst:i.c and"C .... p e n sing of fo o.:, sale o£ p rodUC \...'"'. • :..: ... ~ cr .::. c.:~·.::..;;:-:..:.;;~ ~::,-~.::.:·:. •. :1:i ch r c-- ~r ....... S\.. i 1 , '\:~! ~c·, .<.7-:r! o:....~c :t.· c!r.;.!.;_i.t- :.·.....:.:.lE: o£ L:.0 t _:iJc·.in.:_; c co:-:.·.·....:y_. -··--, bc.,bi.1.: • ..:n'"' £ivl2 (5 -t (1 .5 i nner L~c~ o.L t:i:,C? b:..li.1C.: ·all . S.:>-.:--.::"r" sh al l rr.c.an t:h c ex_ ns ion :Cram t:o the public SC't·?c r or other place _" shall mo::an solid \.-ra.st:cs :Cro:n the . ~r cial preparat ion, cooking~ and d~s and from t:he hand ling , s t:orage and (c) ''In c.~ ts t:rial l·.'asLcs '' shall mean t:he 1::!-q uid ,. .. -ast::es fro ~ ~nduscrLc1 manuLacLur~ng processes. trade or bu s ~n css 1as di st:i..nct: .Lro:n sanit:ary s el.·:age . (f) ••:·iat:eriill O:..tt:let:'' a '\-."a t::crcoursc ;9 pond , di.tch ;9 fac e or groun~wacer . shall mean any ouL1et l ake or other body of inL o sur - (g) "Pe r son " pany, ass oc i a Li.on, sha11 m e an any individua1 ;9 forrn , soc~cty . corpor a t~on or group . co::n - {h) .. oll " shall r.:e:an th e cal of the ~ight of hydro gen so1ut:io:1.. loga.ri.t:hr:1 of the rccipro - ions in grams per lite r of (i) "Pro oer l.v Shredded Garbage " shal.1 mean t:he was~es fro ~ the prepa r a t~on. co ok ~ng and d~sp e ns~ng of foo d th at: have been shredded to such a degree th a t: al.l part~cl es ~~11 be carr~ed free1y und e r the f1o~ cond~ t:i..on s no rrr:a1 1y preva~, ing in pub1ic Se't·."ers, 'H·it:h no par- t:ic1e greate r th an one-half (1/2) inch (1.27 cent:i.met:ers ~n any d~me ns~on. (j) "Public S e't·.~e r" shall. mean a se,;:-1er in 't·rhi.ch a11 O'\o-71"\Crs of abl.Jt:t:i.ng properties have equal. rights, and is con~ro1l ed by publ~c author~ty . (k) ''Sanitary S e\-;oc r'' sha11 mean a se,.,e't" 1.·.7hi..ch car- ries Se<t-.r age and t:o 'l.-.:•hi.ch st:orn:l;9 sur:Cace and ground\..J'at:ers arc not ~ntent~onally adm~tted. • ... #.. ~... .. ... (1) "Se\·7age" shall. mean a combi.nat:i.on of t:he water:-~-.... · ._ ... _,_. _ .... ~ .. carried \·.7 .:J.st:es from reside nces, business bui.1di.ngS;9 i."n-~.:. .. ~<-":-,. .. ·:·~ st:i..tut:ions and industrial. est:ab1i.shmc nt:s . · ., . ..,. ·~ , ... •'='. • ~· i.. ... mcnt: (m) "Sewage Trcat:n1e nt: P1ant:" shall. mean any arrange - of d e v~ces and s~ruc~urcs used for trc a ~~ng sewage . (n) "ScHagc H a rks" s h a 11 mean al1 fac:Ll~t::~cs for co11cc~~n g . pun~~ng. ~rca~~ng and d~spos~ng of sc-agc . -2- . ·: I I • • ~'32xl • • • (o ) ''Sc:...!.:~'' s ""~ll t •-2n a i r!,C SC'\:.:":~C". (p) ''Sh.:-t] 1'' i s T:l.an.dc":!L • ~; ... !y '' i_$ L<:tiss j _v c clischnrt; a£ , .... at...cr ~ :.nge ~,ccnt:ra Li v•"l o:C any L n. (q) "S1L'r.'' shall m::. --~, or i..ndt.•sLric1 ,-.,-.:ts tc \.-bich i const:; Lt.t.::nt: or in qu an tity c t .ab lj_s ited in other scct:i.C". £1o~ v~olatcs Lh c 1~~ _s or t:hi.s 01-di...n.n.ncc- (r) •• S t:orm Drain '' (so -.! t:in1c s t:C:'l.lne d •• s t:orm SC'\-."er '') sl-.a11 rnc.:tt'l a--sewe-r ..: .. "i'lich c nxrics st:o1..-m .end sur:Lace '\-.7a.tc rs and dra~n age , but cxc1ud~s sc~a se and ~ndustr~a1 wastes, other than unpo11ut:ed cooling \-;onl:e r . (s) "Oj_rcct:or11 sha11 .e.an t:h c Dircct:or of UCi1i.t:ics of th e City o£ EngJc-\:ood » or his .:!.ut.J:orl.zed d ePu ty » agent pr repres cn tat~ve. (t:) "S uspend e d S ol id ~" sh a l.l. mean so1ids that either "f1oat on the surCace oC, or are ~~sus e ns~on ~n -atcr , sev;agc or ot:hcr l.iquids » and ..:.-hi.ch a rc rcmovabl.e by labor- ato ry £~1tcring. (u) "Hat:cr Cours e " sha11 n1ean a channel in ,;,7h ich a fl.oH· of \·."ater occurs , either cont:in uousl.y or int:ertn i.t:t:entl.y. (v) "Hearing Board" shal.l mean t:hc Board appo:i.nted accord ~ng to prov~s~on of Parasraph 15-4-13. <'"·") "Ind usLrjal \·Jast e Cust:o:ncr C1asses '· sha11 mean a "11 persons located '\-;i..t:hi..n or '\Vithout: the City using the ;.e '\-.7C:rage syst:em o£ the Ci..t:y .Lor the purpose o:C disposing of sewage fro ~ a bu~1~~ng used for conduct~ng a busfness opc rat~on th at produc,s a sewage-waste that ~s above no 1.-ma1 strength. (x) "Ame l-i.can Society of Testing :fl.tat:eri.a.l.s " sha11_ m.ean t:he recognized n ongovernmental agenc:y for ma terj_a l.s te s ting . (y) "Water Pollut:ion Control Fcdcrat:i.on " sha11 mean t:hc nation a l. 1,ongovcrnment:al. agency concerned 1:-.r:i.t:h ..: .... at:er po11ut:'ion control. and abatement:. (z ) "Director of Publ.ic 'Harks" sha11 mean t:hc p~rson i.n ch arge of cng:i.neeri.ng ,. street services » t raffic and the bu~1d~n g d epar L m~nt . (aa ) "U npoJ_]_ut·c·d \·Iat:~r " shaJ 1 mean. t:ha.t:· 't·.Tat:c r ~-.rh :ich d ocs not: cmanat:e from domcst:.i.c or sanitary sou1_·ccs .. Usc ·of Pl.lbl.:ic Sc \vC·rs RC"Q\Ii..rcd (a ) Except: \·.:rhcrc ot:hcl.,·.:ri~C"" provided,. no person shn11. -3- I I :I • • '32xl - - - - t-·: ... -~ t ·-:~:-,_ :... c-· '\.· ... ·Jt ,. ~,:i::_ C L. C"-. £o~-t._:;:;,_ £0:1.: L:h. c:.:.:.:>: :;.. ...... (b) \.'"';! L"<.-.:':. p·.:l>l.: '\~:i :.i ....... c·-· t:)· u.· in :.. t:i-::...: CjLy,. L·:~ Lu...i...]c:"i.··~.:_: ::-.:· .. ·....::. priv ~t:c.· sc .. · .. .:-!gc c~is::.;..;:-.s.:--· sysLc.. Vi.sj 0.1!; ;:-_ "..d rcco:.:-.:>:-;.::~.::. J C:"1S of: tic s. S uch prj_'\.c~Lc sc.·i.-6C d.isp.:-. con s~ruct~J ,. maint:ci.n~ci znd op~l -. sanita ry n~. ncr . - ~' p:. i ... -~,. pr..: .... -_; I:;.. ...... 'il::i :....y i..~t::Ln ... : ...... l .... -r is nat .c-v.-:il.r:blc J...-LiH. iuri.s ... !.:..c-Li.on of 1~ con~ccLcd LO Lh ~ l .y :i.nc; u.i.th t h..::! pro- ~pnrL. ~~~~ o~ Ut~1i _-;ysLcm sha~1 be at 11 t~m2s ~n a (c) J'\11 pro?C?rties used £o: :na.n occupancy,. employ - ment r ccrecti.on or other~·:ise t :i.t::. t:h e Cit:y of Engl.c\·:oocl shall i.nst:::!l1 sult:C!bl.c t.:oi1 c t: :Lee.. .:...lit:ics and conne ct: t:l1 c s-:1::-.c cli.r ~c t..:l y t:o a publ ic scu1itary se'\.-~r \:it.hi.n ninety (90) ~nys ~£t cr ~aL o£ writtc1~ notice co clo so; pro - vided , ho:::..vcr , t:hct so.id public sanitary SC'\:cr is 1oc ted '.1i.thin £our hundre-d (4~:::>) .:Lce:t oL Lh c.· pro per Ly line . (d) It:. shall be c:'ll.i"!.-.. ~.£ul. t:o cl.ischar[;_c any sc·.:-L .. ge or och er pol u l c.d \:-r:.t:crs inLo ~-c"l y ,~:-.. Lcr c ourse ,.-it.::hi.n the City o£ EnG,lc-.:-o.=."'-1 o::-i.nt:o c:!:-ty .nrcn under t:L c j\..!r~s di.ct:io:-t oi: L hc Ci.ey ol Englc-~.-ood or into a clisLl.-lct: u nde-1.· c ont:r.:::c t '\:it:h t.::.h o. C:ity for trea L mcnt: o£ scni.t:ary s c'\-.:I£;C cxc e:pt '\.~;'1crc suj t:c lc t:rc at:ar.:::-nt: h as been provic. c i.n . acc orda:1cC" '\·.·i.th th e suhscqt..:cnr-provisions of t:hi.s chapt-er. 15-4-3. Prj,·.:o:::c-S c~-"->·.c Di.spo~al l ·!l"lcre a publ.ic sanitary sc-l.:co r is not: available \·:i.t:h- ~n the C~ty o£ Eng1=:ood or ~n any jur~sd~ct~on of the Ci ty, L he building sc~~r sha11 be COJlncct:cd to a private sewage dispo sa l syscc ~1 co ~p1y~ng w~th the prov~s~ons of th is sect·ion . (a) It shal.l be un1a't:£ul for a.ny person to construct or make c onnection to a pr~vate sanitary se.~·:age disposal. syst:cn \·:it.:hout:. £llrt:her havi ne obtaine d a l-."'r~ttcn pcrmi_t th c--~£ore £r o:n the D ~pa.rtn:.?n t of Ut:i 1i t~cs. (b) n,e application for said permit: sha11 be ~n wr~t:~ng accompanied with a Five D~1lar ($5~00) p ermi t: fcc and a Ten Do1l.Ar ($10 -00) inspection Lee and con- tain the follO'\.ri.ng infornHl tion : (1) N.n:Jne and address o£ ch e applicant;-~--... , (2 ) Ncune .nncl address o£ the OHnCr o£ t:hc pT-e.mi sc-s· , .. -h~rc s.:1i.d connection is t:.o be. m.::tde or '"here th e drain o"l-1ine i!; t:o be 1aid. (3) The t:ypc 1ocat:i on . c.np.:tci Li.cs and 1ayou t: of snicl fnci.Ji.ty_ (l't-) A sr-nt.:C"mc-nt as t:o Lhe i:yp<..' o£ conncct:i.on -'·- • \ '!' -- r • • • ... ) I _, sc-·. 0 t:i ; ~ '" ,cJ) :~o t:c· sch, l."b<..! ' • ... ·-~--.... r-c.! pr..: ··..::. :._ ._ : .. :rJ~·cc so: l. ~··::.orp- l lc ~ _ t ;1 .. -. "'l O.t -c.· ~-.;_ in. C"!.-CCSSj"IC'Ol Sh.nl 1 be . _12:!.-cour se . t:t:c d (e) Ti be E:.uLhor.iz..- and £in.:2.l i rne nt oL t"t:i. a n d rc co:-· :· _ of t:h c St.:.:.!.. :>:-:s .. - ("ole. -:.i. tary sc~.·.?~C sys t:e: --11 n o t: ~3rob 1 e prlor co ~n ~n2 d~~ce : :.:.y be-required by :.he D e pa.rt- ll. co ... t>ly \J"i.th th e prov isions ~ Dcpartt!:.::-n c of Publ.ic llcal.t:h (f) s co:"ls t:rvc t:< .. ·c.: ~ s ani.Lat.·)· : ·.:.~. ~-r i.'\.·.:-.~-sc.:-.:..;;;c di.sposal. system sll.:!11 be .it~L.: • .i.;-;..:. c! .?.~ci o p~l:C."!LC:cl at: all. ri! .es i.n a ~-\:.i.t.~,.:::::"-·:. cost: or expense t:o Lhe Ci.t:y. (g ) AL S\.!~11 ti· ::? .:-• .s a. puLli.c s.:::ni.cnry sc;..-.:!'r b c co:-:1C s ava~1 ~ble L o Li.~ :r~, _rL ~0S s rvcd by a pr~v ace syscem , as p ro-._·i_c.~-..:.~ 5: 5-..::::L.i. .. 2 o.:: t:bis ch.a.i"t.~cr ~ a dircct:_co~ riect:io:-t ~:.i"! 1 b~ : .::<·::-t:o s~id pt.:.bli.c SC\·:.:-r ~ no later th .-.::-. s:i:--y (C ~) C::--_.-5 c.:ccr \_·ritLcn nc ice to c!o so c~nd a~"lY sc-;-,t:ic t:.r-.. ~-s , cc s~-..o.=-:ls end si~il.n1.· priv.::!Le sc.t.:-~~e di ~po.::-;.:-:..1 :.-:-:lliLic ... s· -.JJ 1-.c-c)cC":.-.C"'cl o£ sludge , £i.llcd ,..__ ... i_ t:.h c ~c.:.:::..~ b.:-.::.~;.-r~:~ c !.-~ ... _·;:: 1 or eli. rt and a.b.:"!.ndoncd . 15-4-L.-. Co :"l~~ct:.;c:-: -. .:-i.t::h P~bl.i.c S~ni.t.:::!.ry Sc'l-:-c.r. PC'1::.:.:.-:...s ~ T:"'!s:-..::~ct:ion , C ost:s . (a) It sh.:J.ll be 1...e~ 1.::-.. -.:!:"ul Lor a.:1.y pe:rs o:-. ..:o op e n ~ u ncover or i.n c:.~"lY r =-:~-:..::o-r :.--:a~:.c. c o:-,nec tion \·1'i.t:i"l. or di.scon- ncct.i 0:1. ll-o.:-1 .::,y se· .. -.:-:.-r.~~::..:~ o"l.· l i nc o£ t:-he Ci.t:y of Ene,le- '\-7ood ~ or to l ay clr~i n or sc-.:~r pi p~s on any prc.:n:i.ses or ~n any scr ~et or a1Jay o£ c .e C~c y of Englc~ood w~thouc first: o!,::.a inin::; a '\:ric t:en permit: therefore fl-om the D epar t- ment. of UL.iliLics . Jnc Clf"l?li cation Lor said permit: shaJ 1 be ~n wr~c~ng and s ha ll conca~n che £o11ow~ng -~nformac~on: (1) N an1~ and address of applicaf"lt!:. (2) N a-:t e and address or O't-1'nCr o:C t:lte prcrois~s "1-hC?'rc s a id con:-1 cc ti.on or di sconnect:i.on i..s to be.mcdc; __ or wh ere Chc d ra~n or 1~nc ~s to be 1a~d - (3} J~ca t~o:"l of Ll,e proposed connc~t~on c onn ection , dr .:ti.n Or SC'l"\7'-!r 1i.ncs and p~pcs . . . or (4) Sc accn~nc as to Ch c Cyp0 o£ conncct~on and t:yp c o.f: m n l:cri c.~]s LO be. cliscll.nr~c-d jnt:o Lhc SC"'t-..... '"'!r. -5 - • \ '! • • r 32xl - • • • j !' .. !--"-: ·-·::... . (' ~·- n ot:. --:: ;:"" c-:... c } .. ~-~, ~i '"l: c-i:Lic.::· .. ---...... : ::·..:.. .;:·so~Jhbl y ·.: •. 5..:-~d .c:.;>p L:i.c S~:y r mas R n d C Of" r __ : i:!_ :".:..c.-Ll.o~-:.s.. .:.:<L.!.:::·cl T'\~'-'~, t:y -rivc I • ... c r ~ :._7.:ic." c. .::-.1. .:.. _. ~ or o:....J.c..·r i ;, r o t.:.~.:!r y by L " _ lJi sh~l J be s~t:>. i L ._1 cl c£r a y t:.h0 COSL ~d £ccs and ca s es a rs ($25 .00) . (b) co ·t:s i:.:l.d c.:xpC:"nscs ..:.:ccssary t:o the'"' i 'tlst 1at:i.on. ~nc:i. .-:~C t:~O:..'l o.f: said bu_: ~...ling SC\:er sh.::t11 be born e by c: .;::..:-<H?r . The o ·.·7•'lC'r sh a 11 indemnify c::.n.d ho :' th e Ci t:y h.:-.r. , c.:..::.s .Lro-::-. .;::__ay lo s~ or d .e:TI"azc t:.h.nc m a y b e occ .:!.sl.c: .... ~ c: · r .... -ct.l) or i n.d ire?ct:ly by . t:he instal.1at:ion of (c) A !--C"f"~::...c.LC,.! c~:"lc. inc!c p ~n cl.2nt: building sc.\:cr sha)_l i h.: pro· .. .ic.-~d f"or c-v .:-ry bui.lc.lJ.ng , c-xcepL 't-.-hcrc one. b uj_l C.:.i..o:·!;;_ s L.i.!"!.; . ."s .:-""L t !!:::? r..-?.o:-.'1..· o£ .r::-tot:hcr o'l..-is sit:u.::t.t:cd u po:'l ..::..'l i.:'1t:c:rior l ot: .r::-::~ no pri.vr!t::c SC'\.·.-~r i.s available or C C'!!! b co .":.~C r\.:::::....t. ~ Lo t:hc rccr building thJ.-o'L:g:l an .adjoin.i..J":.&, al~-:.:.·, c-.:-o'!.·r r.:y~ -ci or drive\:;"ty ; the buil di.ng S<:"\:.2r .Lr~..., ...... Li te:: £'ro.1t: r:.._:.i.lc.ii.ni; n::y be extended t o t:he r ec:r b.._t:i~c~i .n.:-. .::l-.c.! L h \-:hole. may be c onside r e d as one b ui 1 c!in ~ r;c-..--.1-- (d) Old h:.!i J c:j-:-:.:; :c.:.-..·.2:rs .ny be used in c onnection l·.~.tt:h n c-..: 1-..·.:...Llc.!;_l-• .._;~ o:-: y \.:1~11. L hcy are fo\.t:'ld upo:-t exl'tti.-:,.i..n -- at:i on by c:,c IJ.::pcrt:t.....?:-:.t: of Ut:i..lit:i..cs t:o mee t: all the r cquirc-i:':en t:s coat~::..:1e:d. i.n the Bu ild ing Code a nd t:he Pl u •.. bi..n.g Cod .:.; of t:he City. (c) ,"'o p.::::!rS0:-1 s!-. .a.l l r:1ake co::-l..nect:io!."l of .... :,of do"t..rn - spout::s , <2':·:te-ri.or fo:i.ndatj_on drc.ins , arca."t-~a y drain~ or oth er sourccc o£ surface r un -·o ff or ground weter to a b uildi ng: c.-::e.r or bu:i l ding drnin \·:hich in turn i s con- ncct:c.cl c.'l':i.'1.-ecL Jy or i ncl:i.rcct:1 )· t:o a public sanitary SC\·:-c r. (f) The co:::ncc tj_on. of th e bt..li..ldi..T-.g S C \·:e1.-int::o t:he public se\:c r shaJ 1 conform t o t he r equi.r eu:'::!n t:s of t:hc B.ui1dil""l.8 and Plu:nbi.t"':.g, Code and other appJ.:i.c.r-:;b 1 e r\.t1es and re:gu l ~tl.ons of: t:he 0.-:?pa.rt:nJL>nt: of Uti.1i..t:ies, or t:h.e proccduJ..·c.s se-t: .Lort::'h j _n appropriate spc.ci.Cica t:i.ons o _f t.:l}e Americ an Soci0t:y of: ... J. ... cs t:i.ng r-raLcri.e ... 1s (ASTl ·i) and t:l1e \~a l e r Pollu t:.i..on C oi"!t:rol FcclcJ-at:'i on (HPCF ), .ianua l oL Prac t:i.Ce ....... . No. 9. All connP-ct·ions sha ll be n1a.dc gas-t:ieht.: tlncl -tnH.:er--'• _ t:i .gh r:. . The t:ap must: be made \·7 i.th a n1 e chnni. ca l -t:.:tp pi.o.g · · d c v~cn Co ch c ~at~9 r ac ~~on of Lhc ~n spmc Lor. h1y d c vLa- t:ion from t:ilc p r<""scr.iL~d ·proced:.trcs R nd m '"'lt:er ia.ls tnust: by approvc•d by Lh c Dirrc tor o.f: Ut.:i..1i l:i~s b c J:ore i.ns L:.a11a.- t::i.on. · -6- • ·...... '- ··' • • I' - • • • t .i.e. -<&? -s ~~h-• .J 1 i,t.:,h t· ,,J so si.(.._~-~·.:.:lks , i .Tl. 't"h...:... CO .' C 0:1c.~i..L.io n U. At the t:i· c ._ 1.t: shall pay • •. ...:~c .. ~.:._t..l>· I .. -_....... . ..:..t·, L ... _;_jc._ ..._·-!.. -:!~1.....: .:::> p r oLccL Ll..:: P"-~:';c .i'ro .. 1 h.:=:~..:.;:::._·(.,, SLr ... C'l~:~> -.. ...~~ i l.1.._· o.:.h="r , .... : Jjc proi. r Ly c_ii_.s lul.U...:d -Li .(_• '\' •.·::. ~2. ..... ] l. 1 -l_.__!_,;LCJ LO i.l.s o..._·l_~5L•ll ] .:..s .L.2.ct:c .·y Lo Lh..__ l>irc·cL u --1-'ubl:i.c \· .... o.r.:k.s . Lil . :'lit:.u.. t he a.ppl3 c.n t:i ... said app li.-- .2'\.-cr h c~d tap :-.. "!e as £o1.1ot ... TS: (a) Insi.c: -~C cor ... -a c e lim :i..r:.s of th e City for i.nd ustri.ul , co• c ial ~: -~ residcnt::i.nl sc:l..·v.i.ce \-;hen se\""'.:21".-ma~n s are o wnc~ :y ~1c c ·~y. except ~h en other Caes are in ef:Lc_ct: by c:. rcss ngr '-'c-m~n t: in cxi.st:i.ng SC\.·.;c-r i mprovc.- r.t.:?nt di.s t:ric t:, .ns foll o'\:·s : · I Sch edu 1e 1 . S an ~t n r-S e~m r H co~ T np Fees for T Pdus Lr~n 1 and Co:Y: ... -::!1 -c i .::l PrC":--~rt-ic!> 1.:-i Lh J u~prov~::':o?nts There-on o£ 0:1lv 0~1 e Lcve 1 : Total Acre-age In Trc,ct: RaLc Per Acre R a tes _ for Larger C onnections For Co:."lncc t:i.o:'ls 6-Inch or S ma J1cr 8-~n ch 10-~n ch 12-~n ch 1 A cre !\:ext: 2 Acres N e xt: 2 P.c rcs Next: 5 Acrc·s Next 5 Acres ~11 O ver 1 5 Acres $5 E,o . oo 360.00 1 80 .00 90.00 45.00 18.00 a- ' .... "' 0 :or ""' "' n "' ,.. ';o > P-P-P-.... P-"' ,...... 0 ,...... = :or = ..... ..... "" n ~ n 0 0 "' L ess t:h c=.n one (1) acre 't·.!i11 be prorated at $0.012 per square fo ot:, '·Ji.t:h n1ini.xnum. cC.1.rgc , i.n. a11 case s , to be $300.00 per t .. p . E...2E.__Pro p~_~ic~~-!_~1_:1 I m ~ovc me nr:s Abov e OnP Level , addi.ti o na 1 h ead tap L ee v.1i l 1 be charged:~~ compu ted on t:he b asi.s of gross sq uare foot age (exter~or d~mc n s~ons of the structure or struc~u•~s ) of e ~c h 1 cvc 1, above one , at $.012 per square foot:. (ri1,i.s f ee js in addition to the $300.00 min :itnum '-Jhen said minimum :!..s c:.pp1icab1c..) In the case of nc , st:ruct:'i.on on p ro1· t:ary sc,._·c r sys t-::c!u. has bee n p .::t.i.d , t:h : for t:h c .CiJ~s r-J cv . ''11i..11 be ch.:::trc:..c d i=".· i ~1 -r~s e co mm~rc~n1 or ~ndu str~a1 con- . prcv ious 1y connec ted t:o t:l,c City sani - upon ,.7!1l c h a pr<?vious h e .::tel t:.ap f cc. -~vious h c c1 .. cl t:.:--:p -F ee shal l . be hono1..·c:d ,J r con s t:"J·uc t:j_on ; and subscqu c n t: 1c vc l D: t t L ]_j ned j _n th e prccc dj nr:;.· paragraph . Sch o:::duJ c IT . S~""l_1_l_._t:.£ry __ S...£~2: ..... J.!£J.!.d Tn_p Fc-c!!._ Lor Hc-_!!_~l_£_L-:!_~j ·""l!. and _O_'=_I.! .. ~.:.!: ...... _l..":!.-=...c:!.e.~:.L..2..£..~V-'i l lt ()l:Jt c·r Pt·ui..,C.·l·t..:ic•s , ..... ..i t:h Spec i Jj c _l..!_::....£...: -7- • ...... iS: ? P- ~-...... ,., = ;:::r ~ "" n ~ 0 "' .. li i ! • • /'32X • • • • R t.!Sic c:-.ti.a 1: (.: .• _ J i c ~ · 1.... c .:..c. ;l. .Lrc~ o£ r._L,u1 ... t~-Jy ~c: pl. .. 1 25 £c ~c:· t_ in <] • ) s Con s . __ c t:ion c t. -(Ac Lu e 1 C ._ oJ Per Fron Foc- -(107. o£ Jk t::u · st:ruct::Lon r .l.sLruc t:i c.. Engi ncerLng C o~L -p1us ost: of Con- ~ront: ro.ot::)p 1 J nt: Foot: Carriage and Ov.z.'l-h c.nd---At: $1. _90 p c> 2. Nu1t ip]c F CI!nli1 _- First: D-'--."C 11ing Unit: ----S .n.H :c as Si;.. ;e: F .amily D't .:-c l - 1ing Unit: Each Ad dit:i..onal Dt·.·.c11ing Unit -$75.00 .!!.-Squ .:-trc Foot: B.n s.is : (Appli..ca.b1c on each square foot: of propcrt:y irr egu lar~ odd~ undersize or ove:rsi ze ~_in sh.:tpe _) 1. S j _nglc F.:J:t~tilv Dt:e 11ing Unit: Usc: Front Foot: Rate -125 feet: 2. 1-lu J t:jpJe F ~'ld ]y D :·:~1Jin g Unit: l sc : First: 0\-.":!lling Unit: --S n...a12 as Single Frua .Lly D't-... e 1 - 1 i.ng Unit: Each Additional D ve l ling Unit ---$75 .. 00 £-If, as in. t:l1e ca se uf certain. e.xi.st:ing C i .t:y se't·.7er mains , th e c ost: o£ c ons~ruct::~on ~s unkn~m . the head tap fe n sh a 11 be .$.015 p er square foot o£ property , plus $7 5.00 for each d wz 11 ~ng un~~ ~n excess of one. In the c ase of n e1:·.'" mu 1t::i p1e f .nmi ly unit use con s t:ruc- t~o n on prope rty prcv~ous1y connected to the C~ty S an~~ary Sewer Sys tem . the h ead t ap fee sha11 be $75 .00 p er cl t·7e 11 ing unit: for a l 1 dHe11ing unit:s in excess o f t:he number of dt 7e 11ing un:i.t:s previously served , upon whi ch a se\.-.Ye r h ead t:ap fee -was prcvi.ous 1y paid_ (A ch·T~11:ing unj_t: is defined .as one u nit: for occup ancy by one fam ily f:o r 1iving and sleeping purposes ) S choo1s--------------------------App1 ic.-aU J c H .;1 t:c lor S:i_nz l _c F..:tmi.ly U\.-.Je 11 jn.e, Unit:. Plu s $75 .00 per Tap JlasC"'d on E ac h 12 Pupi J . .s of Sc11oo1 C apacit:y Equ.i.v.:ll~••l: t-o 1 "J.:.ap . -8- • ·j; \ ! " '!' • T 32X • ( - - - llospit:.n] s--------------- .i.]c·r Co~trL i'l urches ------- Si n~-_1 .. l.>:.s'-< C n ~..: -· - -~ppl~cab1c --to ror . ) y ]) .. ....: 1 1 . . -: -~ t· ~ ~ _:. L• r _ d::: .. C~-·~v.::.1LnL '..1.<: i'· ------------~--.l\~plic~~hlc ~<. ~or Sin.s.lc l'.:l .. :i..ly D -:·:0 11 i .... .:;. L'nit:, pl.u s $75.00 P e r Tnp B.ns0d o n E ac h 3 Trailer S::it-es Equi.v al.ent: t::o 1 Tap . ··----------App1icab1c Rate £or Single Fa.mi1y DHe11ing Urt:i.t, P1u s $75.00 Per Tap. Head Tap Fees r..:l r a.11 c.:....i:!c r pro pE-rties not. 1ist:cd in Schedule II s ! .. .:.~11 b e dc::.cnnitlCd in aCcordc::nce '\·.7 ith S chedule I. (A11 rates, as set: Corth herein , are subj ect: to negotia- tion and revi sion I:o-:...· u nusua l c..,ses .) {b) At: the. t::L.-;.:e of £i1ing the app1icat:ion , ~aid app1i.c a.nt: sh .n 11 p .:ly a s.anit:C'!.ry se\·.·cr hc.::.d t.:a p fcc. fo1.· t:h e. conncc t:i.o:""l to t:""l c snnit:ary SC\·:e.i.· o£ any prop.:--rt:y 1 ocated outs~d c the corporate 1D o ~ts , £or ~nduAtr~a1 , cormncrc:ia.1 and res:Lc1 e nt:i.~1 servj_ce,. except: ,.:hen oth e r fees are ~n effe ct by express a g recrn~nt. Schcclu Jc 1 . ~a t"ti~~y S c-~~_92..:.__!I ec=>..d T~~_f'-~.E_E_~-_ _!!l_dt.:s t:1·i;:o_ J and Co-::_·:.~rcj_~1 P ro: .... ~rt:ic.•s .. e>:ccpl" t:hosc • 1~st c d ~n Sch~du1e II: Rates for Total Acreage in Tr act Rate Per Acre For Connections 6-Inch or s ~n11c~ Lar ~c~ Conn ec t:ions 8-~~-~ 10-~nch 12-~nch 1 Acre Ne>:t 2 Acres N ext 2 Acres N ext 5 Acres Next.: 5 Acres A11 O ver 15 A c res $3 22.00 21L,. 0 0 108.00 54.00 27.00 10.50 a-. ..... ::s ,., "'" ""' su M "' > 00 P-. P-..... ::s ,_. ,., ~ ::r = n ~ 0 "' Less t.:.h.an O ne (1) acre ~-ri.11 be p -rorated at: $. 0075 per square foot:,. ~vith rn ini.1nuxn char£e ... :tn al l cases~ t:o be ,.,. P- 0. ,_. = ...., n 0 ~ 225 .00 per t':p. . • -<i~.:cd~1i'e :..1I ::. ~ ~e~t~it:."arV · sc.\:·:'c;:-n~b.d-~a;; FcCS ·.r:ar R c::;idcnt::iaJ --~----.-.~~--=--~:.~~-~7 j _,.:-;-;::t:rc--s-;:_:it:h-Spcci .c~~sc: ·:.~~::o.:..~·c-ro-t:.:i.._&-41 -S,..i.ro_i'~ F.:u-:-~ily . Unit: -----$112.00 p;:r Tap __ .. . . -. - --i-iuit:iple Fomi1y Un.j_t:s ---$112.00 per T.:tp fo1..· F:lrst: tluil: ilncl $9S. 00 £or Eec1, Add~l:ion~1 Uni l: -9- • ,_. ,... = ,..._ . 0.. ..... ::s ,_. ,., = =-...., = r-7 ~ 0 "' -- I' 32X - • - - - >:.(.:.,o l s -!;; 1)? C' ~ "'J: "'-• 1 I ~ (;;:_, '. _: l ...:>S,-L ..._1s- P ... r T~;"') )~..,. -~ ... :~ .... ·-.11 ._.._, 1 "J_.:_ ,., P .. ·r ·rnp cl B::tscc.l o .t C ap..."'lci.Ly .t /-. ._.._ d5 o.[ JJosp.it:aJ ,ui.v~1cnt: Lo J T i:l.p "railer Co'l.Jt:Ls --- --$LL2.00 P er Tnp Cnscd on Each 3 Trailer SiLcs Eq1.ti.v.n- l cnt to 1 Tap urchcs -$LL2.00 Per Tap -:!a d Tap .Lees Lor all other propc-1.-Li.cs not: lisL c-d in ch.cdt..1lc 1I shn) 1 b~ c.lcLcrmincd on .en a.rea basis in .--t.cco~-onn.cc \..-i.t:h Schedule-I. ·Nothing in Lh i.s clocu r:!en t: sh .. ""l1 1 be const:rued so as Lo uni.Lnt:crally alter any of t he r.::tt:<·s or t: rms cont:.:1.in.:"'d in a ny CO :"lo l C'C LO'l:S .ngre<.:m:::-n.c c-;,i_s t:i.n l:. bcL1..C'C!'l"l L l1~ Ci.Ly of Engl ct-:ood ancl a Sctni.t:at:i.on Di.s t.ricL. _L5-4-6. Coastrt.tcLi.on o£ Sc-..-.-c-rs -Exeen s io :"l_o~_2:.:t:ii!..?__-:_ ~ (a) l ·:1"l cn e1n appJ ic.c::t:j on is 1-ccc ivc d t:o cxt:"c&ld t:h c coLlect"0n m~L n, in order to serve the ~pp L~c~nt or u s~r s '\·:hose pro p:::-rt:y i _s Jocat:cd , .... i.thin t.:hc CiLy, t:h e Ci.t:y sJtall m.al.:.c sue:J1 c:-:.LL~nsi.o:a , at: i _t:s O\·."'n c::..:p::-nsc , S\.lbjcct: t:o l..·c- C9vcry oC sc~d co s ~s and prov~d c d th n t the ex~cns ~on ~s t:o serve I. and propcrl.y subdi..vi..d c d . In t:he event: t:l1.at: t:he ext:<?nsion is t:o serve non subd i.viclc d, indu s t:r i.a 11y zoned Land s ~Lth~n ~h e C~~Y. the D~r c c~or of UC~L~C~es may require that: t:h C"" app1icanr or u se r extend eir e co1- 1 ect:i.on main aL his t Y.·.'"TI co st and expense subject: t:o a.n equ5t.:cblc m::::-:t-l.ocl of recove ry of cost:s . (b ) The :incliv:ldual. col.1 e ct:ion mnins outside the corpo rate L~m~t s shaLL be by p~pes. ma~ns or serv~ce 1i_n es -Rnd .:1ppurt:c•n.an ces instal 1ed by t:hc i.ndi.vi.cl\.l a ] or connector , and ~>e C~ty shaLL assumR no obL~gat~on for costs of construct~on therefor . ALL scrv~ces shnLL be conn ected under t:h e s ame provi.sious as may be required by t:he Ci.t:y for conn cc t:5.ons '\·J i.Lh.i.n. its corporate limits. A11 ch .::trgcs for £;Cuae,c co11ccLe d out:si.dc L:he corpo rate L~m~ts oC the C~Ly shaLL be c ompute d from races set ouc at 15-L .. -9 o£ t::. ~ s ch .np L:er . ]_5-/:-7 \-!h ell an D n1ai.n s or £nc.i J .tt pcrm.i t: Ju:r-s~ ·c ation i .s rccci.vc-d Lor connc-cL .i.u11 t.:o ~ s not: O'\rned or control 1 c d by t:h c C3.ey,. con nee t · ·ton \.V'.i 11 be e,1..·.:1n Led onJ y :in -LO- ·i I i I ~ I I ' I 1.~ I' -- I' 32X - • • • t·h o u.' o::: . ,, t· L .i_ I j t-y r ._ ... ..i... 1 ...._ ..... :: t L ' • s h~ 1_1 l J.<iV- c. i :..... !.."t..)l :: • ..,. it ; ... J • i.L . • ,...:. '--=-----!2.:.'-'J:'..:_.} _.!:=~:._ _T...:c!..:: ~:_t:c d i_t~{~·..:rv ... .::__•...:S .. :~ (.a ) T h t y C o;.n1 c i_1 , :" O "lt:Lc~n .L:.L i o :1 o£ the \:-:"L<-·r c:-1d S.: .:t rcl ,. i s h e r ... < i1 o -:.-i.~~d and C li iP...:>'-.-.:"'r c d t:o T•:""::;;.c .an d .. into c ont:.ract r L h~ c .urri..[!ci • a n d t.r-..'"' L ... nL or ....... ~ Lor p 0 r sc..l l i..c-s , t:O \ • .,"lS .fi.a'l.d i.n - corp o t :a.t C""cl ~-c.li.s t:r i .c L tin d .:--. La.L ion dis L rl.C.ts o ut - id t...h.C" co,.~_: c· 1intits o £ t : C i.L y o£ Eng 1 cl:·:.::>od and &Cl.""l c i c-s L l 1c-1·-h av.inz a con : ... t cLu.::1 arr.:'!.ll.gcr,t ....... n t '~j L h L l1 C i ty .::u"l c.I l L i.nlC -L o-t i.L:O LO r~n c-goLi...:H:c C>:.i.s L i.n g d Cutu J c co cLR ~L ~h r esp ~ct Lh 0 r ~o nn d cn ~c r ~n ~o .e~rc-.:--n t.s SL•:;: • ]c. •. ~n.Lin g or .:...•1-.!ndi .. nu any suc h e x isting o r ..C utur co:.1 Lr.nc.:t.s \-..-i.Lh a n y such p .:::::r son , city, Lo't .-r l,. d i..S Ll -~c L 01 a~c1,c y; pr ov~cl~d . l ,o~cvcr . th a t (1) no such co n t.r ~c L ol-..:-tc_.r~(·t..~n L sb.:tl.l i m~c:'..i.r t:h c a b ility o £ t:he Ci.ty p rop..__•r l )· L o c .:t rry and L rc.:.'L L hc s .nn i..t:a r y S C \·.'".::tgc .:Curt""l i ·hc.·cl \:.i.L hi..n L h~? Ci.Ly. (2 ) s u ch con Lract:s n nd .o:.g r ee - mc.nt.s sha 1 1 b.:-! sub j <""c t t o t he. rule s ;1nd r egu l a t::i.ons h ..... r c - to:Core 0'1.-h ere;-:LLcr pro :n u l gn L c cl b y t:l t<.~ 0 '-.~p i"!r t m~t l.t: o£ Uti. l.i.L l.c-s .:lnd n p pL·ovC!cl Ly th e \·.'a.t:c r .c.ncl s c ,·.-c r .L.o:-~r cl \.J'i.t:.h resp ~ct: Lo t:h e c arr i ~,!'!e -'!n d t:rc .:tL r.:.:!.nt: of SCl.·.:>ae c £rom b c yon :d the J.i.ct i.t s o£ the Ci.t:y • a n d (3) tha t t:1u:.~ r a te s b e sp ~ci. f~cd ~n ~11 Cuture con ~rn c ~s £or s u c h c a rr~ag e nnd ~rcat m e nt: of: sct .-.;-o3c shn l J b e a s spc cilic c.1 ~nc s e t fort:h i.n S ect~on 15 -4-9 h e r e of. (b) A11 cont:ra.ct:s bett·:e.cn the City for the carriage a.rtd t::rcat:n1.::::-nt: of s c:~· ... a gc for persons . ci.t:i.C's . tot .-ns and ~n corpora~0d su~er d~srr~c~s and san~L a~~on d~s~r~cts out:-;;i.de t:h c limits o£ che City t -.-!,i..ch are in e££c.ct. on th e e£fect~vc dct c of th~s ord~n n ncc . arc hereby rnt~f~e d and confi"l..-m2d . ~at :es and Ch arges .:Co r U sc of Sc~ ...... crs There is h ereb y 1c.vi..ed and ch arged on. each 1ot:, p arcc1 of 1and . and pre::i"niscs served by or having sc~"~Ter con.n.cct i.on. ·uith the snnit:al...-y set"~Ter system. of t:he City o:I: Engl.e"\·.1ood or ot:bervJ"ise. discharging s.nni.t:~ry se"t-V.a.ge. i..ndu st:r:i.n1 \.·7 .:tst:c s . or other 1iqui.ds ~it:hcr direct1y or incti.~-cct:Jy into t:ltc Ci.t:y sanitary SC"'"\·J"Cr syst:en•, an a.nntrnl. sct·-'Cr scrv.ice charge or rcn.t:.nl l.·.-.h.icl, s l1.a11 b e pay ab l e .nc and in an amount d e t.:ermincd as £o11o\..rs : In s jdc. City Ljmi.l~ -11- • O utsidc- Ci-t:y !:i•.dt~ $ 21.00 • • T 32 X - - - - - l n~ i ..... -._ C i_~)_J..!...~i.l ~ l·:u L j_plc-cl~ .... llj:-1~> c;·~--l. L he_...: l .tO LCl!_;. & l Ot.n.·..isL C U"...:~ t ~: l sL unit: 2 nd unj.t: J\] 1 \.!niLs in C>..CC?SS o£" l::'\·."0 (2) Fill inz and serv ice sLc:oLi ons ~nd m e rci a ] ,g ... -n:n,e.cs : 1 st: toilet: or u rin.:1 1 - 2nd to~1ct or u r~na1 Each addic~on n l L oilcc or uri11 ~ Each 1 av.a.Lory , sink , sho-. .... e r o 1.· eq uivalen t: - E ac h '\-.:oas h ri:"!.ck - C hut.-ches - O.L£.ic c b~il.di ngs , h ot:cls , o1...· b us in ess est:abli.sh:"!~--n Ls: 1s c C o~l c L or urLn a 1 2nd to ilet: or ur.in a l Each add~L ~o~c1 co~lct or u r~n a 1 - Each l c::.vatory , sink ll sho-..-e r or cq u~va1 cnL --- - Rest:~ur.:a...at:s ~ncl C aLes (\·!i.tl t out li quor and/o r beer 1icc-nsc ): Cl ass "A'" (seating c apa~it:y .Cor 40 " 15 -00 12_00 7_5 0 $ 1 5 _ 00 1 2 _00 7 -50 1-50 3 0-00 $ 22-50 $ ] 5 -00 1 2 -00 7_50 1_50 o r more patrons )-$ 45 .0~ Cl ass "B '' (scat.Lng c apac ity .L or 25 to 40 patrons ) 37_50 Cl ass "C" (seating cap ac ity .:Cor 1 css th an 25 patron s ) -------30-00 Rest aurants a.nd C a f:es (Hit h 15.qt.l.Or and / or b eer 1~censc ): C1 ass ''A'' (seat:ing c apac ity :L or 40 o r more pn ~rons ) - ----$ 60_00 C1 ass ''13'' (scaelng c apac ity fo r 2 -5 --_, t:? 40 p <-t-r.on s ) --- -.------· 5 2-5 0 __ .... '--.~-.o.s~.:.' C'' ,,s .~ ... ·:~t•t;· c..._-~ .. _~_"-,_--"J-_c·---~€l_·~-_-,_C"_: ... ..s_ · · t:h aA 2.:; -"""-~1.-61. .!'1 1 . .L•5 .·oo . . , ~ . . ,. ::· -~ ,:; (;.or.: i;:, "-:.:d'nnecc:i.on ,._~j_t;h :-· r c&t:.:-n .li"rnt: o .. ~ .. c ~r~) $ 30 . Oo -1 ?.- • O ..tL~.-.<.1 -· c j_ ( y _!__:____:_L:..c. $ 21 -00 1 6 -vo 10-50 $ 19_50 15 _60 9-75 1-95 39 -00 $ 29-25 $ 19 -50 15-60 9-7 5 ]_ -.95 ,, $ ss_so L,8_ 7 5 39-00 $ 7fL 00 68_ 2 5 58_5 0 'P. $ 39-00 - jil -• - • - • L aundries (:i self l i"'u'!.""ld. Cl ectning pJ a~"l.t s d one on p1..·«=r:1ises Trailer C ourts: 1st trni1cr u 1~~L 2nd tr a~1er un~L 1c.:-ninc..l> i ~ Each add:Ltio:1al L .... i1cr unj t • l n j ~~ ~2._!_,~_:.::; L~ $ 7_ . 00 ·5 .00 9 .00 3.75 O ut:~ic.lc Ci L">:___1_:i ·.j-~c:-: $ 93 .60 50.70 1 :> 1 ..1.. ,~o 4.S8 The abov.:-In side C i.t..y Limits ,-at: z and c 1~rgcs sha11 be bi.11cd in qLt art:c-r -:: -.. ·n.t~ 1 in s L.:"! 1 J ~ . .:-n Ls i~"l .::dv.anc:e . O ut:si.G€? Ci...t:y L .i .x:.1.i.ts: r .nL-c-s ~11 d cl1.::;ru_ s L c "l.. sc\-:c-r -oa1y accounts r.t~y l> a~ ~h e d~scrcL~on oC Ch e UL~1~L~CG D~r~cLor . be b~11ed annually , .. ~;"lcrc:· t:his \.-ou1d not: coaL1icL \"ith spc-ci L:i.c pro- visions o£ a connc-cto l..-'s agrcc:::r .. _·nt . Al.l bi.11s shnll bcco .. ~e ·due and p.:tyablc up o:1. rcccipL oJ: t he b..i.l.l and s hal l. l>~co :-r.~c delinquent 30 day s a£Lcr d ate o£ bi...11 . Ho sp~~a1s . san~~-r~u ns . re s ~ h o ~~•. dairi.c s l> d a iry processing p l ant~l> autom.?..t:ic C C"l.r "\· .... :1-sh cst.r-:.hlis h;.o.:!nt~ ll i.nd ust:rics ll> n ;;..t 1t:i.p 1 c ch·:~11 :i.t,g comp 1 cxcs or more t:h..:u... one s true -- t;ure \oJ"he.n s e rve d 'tVa.ter through a master t nete r and not ot:.h.cr-1.-.... isc provid ed £or in t:h~s sch edule ; and. shopp~n g ccn~er • o m p1rxcs '-1hen s erved \·."~"ate.r t:hr ou~h a m.:!st:c r mete r: The rates and c harges fo r the above sha.11 be b a!;e d on 70% of In s ide Ci t:v Li.mjt:s $ 30.00 minim\.1ffi for f irst: 2 50 .0 :>0 g .:t1 1o:""l.s of SC't·:.nge and ~1 0 5.00 p er million g al l ons for a11 in exc ess of 250.000 ga11ons. the con s u mp~~on of me ~c rPd wa~er during Lh e precedi.ng c a l.e.nd .nr ye.arll and sha11 b e. bi..11 ed i.n qu ar t:cr-a.nn\Ht 1 i.nsta11nlen.t:s in advance ll and s h.a.11 beco m~ due and payab1e upon rc ~e 1pt.: of· b :i 11 and ... sh a1 1 become_ d e l ipgupr]f: _ ... _-_o -c~l:__.,.~c;. .a ... i.:jt-,--~1-c:..L_c .:, b~1 ~-~ _-·~ -r-cl-1.::: ··,-: . ".t~.tc. ~ , .. L C s " .:t.nu c.l.ta ... c--;CS £or schools ~ha: 1 h e h ~.sc c:l "'on 707.. o£ t:h c-con - sunlj>i.:i.on or m c t:C'!.l·cd \•!.:t.l:<.:-r cluJ-:-.in[; a nin e mont:h~ pcl:-·i.od co;n.:ucn c i.n p, -1 3- $ 30.00 lllin.i.1HUI\1 250.000 ga11on s • £or of Out side Ci..tv Limits $ 39.00 min imu.:n for fir st 250.000 ga11ons o£ se,·:e.gc c>..!""l..d $136 .50 p er nl"i.11ion ga11ons £or a.11 i.n excess of 250.000 ga11o:-ts . $ 39.00 tni.n.in•unl 250.000 gallons Jor • • '32x • • • • S cptc·; ~.:"l.. Li 1 s L .L.:--..c~ enci.i:~!.;. :-i~""'Y t:-1 )_r( y-f"j 1.-!.-L o!: l he pr~ cc .. .J.l-: •• :~ s ' c-C:"lcl sr \-.-.;::.c. $F , c ;:-1 -• ~ · ~ r ) ... ~. -, '-. · !.: J, .... J l l ~ I'-r $1 ,, h_i l.J ..:.j in qu;__] LC'r --an-...'lu.:l] in·· 1.1.i t.d 11 c< st:;-llt .• : :1Ls 3.n ~·c.Jv.::-:..:-a~c-,. .nn.d shall b ~co::.-du.:.! ~ncl p .:!y~L 1c upon rc <.:C ... j pL of: b..ill_ anc.i Sil.::tl1 beco.a!.! <.Jc.~l_::i_nqucn.t: 30 cl ~ys a..£t""cr d.:ll:C of bi11 . g;, nl' £c•r g .::>lL.-, .• ~ :-:.cess .all in of JOO or 250 , g a l g allons (b) Not.laing in t:his sect:i.on sha11 be t:rucd t:o prevcJnt: any sp:--c-:i.a1 .r!gr ..... ·c~t.~n C!.S bcr~in.abo ov i dcd b ct:,.-.::!cn. t:h c Cit:y of Englc\·.7ood .a.nd oLhcr pc :: ..,;. , cii:.ics , t:o ~-?•"lS and i.n.corpor..:tt:c-d SC\·.-~ r cfis L ~:ic Cs ilnd ti L a t:i.on. cli.s-tr~cts and aganc~es t hereof s0rved by the C -Y se~cr systPm. Su c h acldi.LJo:'lal c-h .:trgc•s £or co·m"7tc rcia1 or j d t.JsCri.a1 t ·:.::tst:cs of: u nusu.n1 st:rc-ngLh 01.-co;:';lpos i.t:ion t:h a t: arc acccpt:cd by t:hC> Ci LY Cor t l .-c-nt::Jo!Z"n l: and may Uc <1ct:cr1 ,1:i.ncd t:O be £air ,.and cquj t:ablc . E.::1ch such spcci. ... ~1 egrecmen t: ..::.ncl ch arges cst.:ab l:i..shcd t:h crc £orc sh a ll not: become. cffec Li.ve unt:i.1 r at~.C~ed by r ~solut~on duly passed by the C~cy Counc~l ·o f t:he Ci t:y o£ I..:n.gl c-,:ood . 15-4-10. ConLrol o.L DiscJ~.rn-f~c of S e\."ag(.'> In~o Sto=~ nnd Snn~~nry Scw3rs ~q§_ t -:~., s t:e s 2il·d~t:cr (a ) It shall be un],n,._~ful £or any person t:o di.sch::n.·r:e o r cau se t:o b e di.scha r g~d any s::o 1·m \·."'Dt:c1'-, sur:L acc ,.;-at:cr , ground \·.·...-:.t:cr, _roof r l..!nol:f , suhst1r£nc0 cll·ni.n ag<?, u npo1 .lut:e:cl. c ooling \·:oa.Lc·r ,. or u npo llut-ed indust:1·:i.al process \-.ra ters int:o any s ani tary sc"t,<er . {b) St:oL,n '\-.~at:c r aJ'ld all o ther unpolluted drain :::te,c sha11 b e disch a rged into such se\:oers c ts are spPc i£i.c a 11y d es ign ated ~s st:or.~a .::.. ....... \· . .:r s ,. or t:o a n a tural out:1ct: ap- p roved by c he D ~rector of Ut~J ~tics . Indus~r~~l cool~ng w ater or u npo lluted process ~•tars may be d~sch arge d . on a.pprovCJ.l o:f th e Di_rcctor o£ Utilities ,. into a storm sew e r or a natural outlet . (c) It shall b e unl at;.Cul or cau se to b e d ~schsrged ~nto any of t:he fo1l.0 \-.7i.ng : .Cor any person to d~scharg c any sanitary se,._;.e ragc sy stem 1. A&y g.usoline , b enzene, naphtha ,. fue 1 oi1,. or othe r .:C1~.n~mc.b 1 e o r e>:.plosivc liquid ,. solid,. or gas. 2. A n y '-'-".Lll:c rs o r '\-Jas r:cs con t:ai.ning to::-: i.e or p oi.::;onous so lid ~,. L i.qui d s ,. or e,a.c:;:c s in su.C.Cici.c•~l: qu ;-tnl:i.ty ,. ci t:hcr sin,el.y or by i.nccract:i.on , ..... it:h ot:hcJ- ,.J.::t.s t:cs to inju re or :int:c-r..Cc t ·c uit:h ilny SC\·,~ec treat:-· Tn <?nt p rocc-s::.,. c-onst:it:l Jl:c a h .:J%ct r<l t.o h u11t.:.tns or .o tl;int.:.tl~,. crcc:•t'c n pubJ :i .c u ui sa nc c ,. or cL·cat:c nny • rC:Jl . '- l .~ ! l' ! • • r ~2x • • h azard :in t:h .:. c-nL pl ~·'lL , c yhnicJ....:.s . 3. An y Lh .:::.q_ (5.5) o : c a p .:tb 1 c or c ~ equi.p:u.:!r.t:,. ;;;!.. ..... - ._c c·:iv..i..nr;. \-~:..crs o.[ t:l to.• <.'i..n.._; buL n:•t 1.i · . .i.Lc .::,se t: re L. t:- :-:~c·s !:' of: .]ng C'"1.)' C .'--"1: C:Ol:L"U. -..-01"' l"L y ::.n~ d.:ur:c:.;:;~ -1•::-z.ard to st:ruc : .~s , pc r so:.tnc 1 ... he SC\.~a~c '\.7ork::: 4. So1~d or v~scour s tR~ccs ~n ~cs or of such sj_zc c ap::.b1c c t...•sjlt.[;. obst _ t:o the £1o· .. , in scv:e rs, or o:. inL:.crfc renc ... ......t 11 th e pro per opcrati.on of t:b c !.....:.· .gc ,._.,01:l ~s sue ; -S , but not 1itni t ·c-<1 t:o, .esh.C"s , c i. -~:rs, s.a nd , n.tLu.:, st:rC:.'\7,. sh a vi.n z.s , n "!et:.n J., g1C~s s , ,-_;~,. £c:e.t:itc rs,. 1.: .... 1..-,. plas- tic s , wood , u ngr o~t nd gar,= ... ~c ,. \rl1olc b1ooci ,. p 2u ncl~ tn anure , h .nir .and £1 cshi.ngs , cnt.·r .<l:i.1s ancl pc:per dish es , cup s , hti1k c:o;"'!t:e:i.ncrs 7 etc. cithe1..-l.-.~hole or groun d by garbage gr~nd ers . {d) It sh a ll be un1 .a\:f"u1 :Cor any p e rson t:o di.s-- cl--.argc or c ause to be di sch.:trgcd t.:hc follo"·;_ng de-scribed sub s tanc es , m n tcr~a1s , K a tc rs , or w ast~s i£ ~c Eppcars 1ike1y j _n the op inion o£ t he Di.'l.-cct:or th a t: such '\:.ns t es c an h ari."l c:i.t:hc r t he SC'\·.-.:!rs ~ SC\·:-.:::ge t.:r e.nttr . .:::nt pl..·occ-ss ~ o r equ ip.t.:::nt:,. h ave en adverse c£:Ccc t: on Lhe rc cei vi..ng str e ~~ orc a:--. oth c.r\.9 isc cnd.L:::"'ls,c r Jj fc:~ l:i mb ~ pub]_j _c property , or c onsc~t utc a nu~sE ncc . In £orm~ng his op ~nion as to th e acccptahi1~ty oC these wEstes, th e ---nirect:or \·.·i ll g:i.vc co nsi.d~J..-c.t:i.o:"l t:o such L ~ct or s as the qu.a.nt:it:ic.s of subject: '\-:.:::.stc:s i.n 1:e:L.at:i.on to f1o -..:s and V<21oci.t:ic.s in the SC\·:z rs ~ tua.t:cri...a.1s of con.st:ruct:i.on. of the se,;-.-..e rs ~ n-3-t:ur c of the sct-:.::!ge tr c.a.t:u·.~nt: proc ess ~ c apacity of the s e·trage trc n t:t::::n.t: pl ;;.nt ~ d egree of t:re.nt:- abi.1it:y o£ l.·Jc:t!:>t:cs i.n .._he se'\-:.&g~ t:rea.Ltr.e nt: plat"lt.: ~ and other pcrt~ncnt factors . The substanc es proh~b~~c d nrc: 1. A ny 1iquid or v.a.po l-havi.ng a tem pe rature h~ghcr than one hundred C~Cty (150)°F (65°C). 2. Any '\·:r acer or '\.:"..:tS t.c cont aining fats~ ,..,.ax ~ grease~ or oi1s ~ '\-Jhet:her crnul.s:i Lie d or not:~ in exce ss of one hundre d (10 0 ) mg /1 or conta~n~ng subs t:nnccs '\·:hie h. tnay so1j d:i fy or b :a come v:i.scous at: t:c.tn pcr.nt:urcc b ct:l>·.lCCn t:l ·i.rt:):-·t:'\."0 (32) a n d one hundrecl C~ft:y (15 0) oF () <h~c-65°C). --~ . .!: t. 3 ... ·.·n~: lf.~l..·L:-."-io\c.? Lf:t.,._ ... l:".n.S'" nUt: b e en proper1y "shT:cd .. lc -1 ... :rr ,e:-..:..t s~,.J1a.t:i.on and ·ope rnC:ion of any -.,. .. J.--.gC. f '• j_r ~ .-j_-C?c:p_:j_p p ~.--d \.-:; (:h a mol:: or of t:J.rce - ;: n-l1 (3//•) ::1 rs:r-pC:n-.~~r (0. "16 lip m~t:ri_c ) or ·grC ~u .. cr st-.-a1l -.be subject: Lo the revi.c'\v-nnd a pprovn1 by t:hc Dircct:o""l.-. · -J'i- • • T 32xl • • • L,. -"l< S: C" .1: _;,1_;1.1[~ .a cjd :lt:o 1 pi.c~:.l · :t., ·. so) \.,_.ic_ n!:: "·=--L i _ ..... -::·- :_ I ;_· :_ ...•. : 5 . .1\t ·y i.\.'U _, ":~ Le: rs < st.:<...~ c,_- ~nd si.t.~.i _ :n3 :i l " _l x..ic s < i..."i.n::-')" m ~ :....C!r ..i.a~ 1 SC'\·.!.:lge t:r<. 1j.shec_l by ~,-, ,<::::]: -CC L.i (. \.:a~t:cs cxc... 11 c -C":,·.:·nL ; 0 S\.tCll cJ <-.. grt.... .t: ~ vccl i n _he co.n 1>0S .iLL" ~ .._..c n ;"lt: \-.:ro-:_-~-s c·xc·c-c.~ds t:h c 1 ..~....1.l i.t:s c o rdi.n .r .. 1cc £or suc h u~~ .. L c ri..a1;:;.. 6. 1\..'..y \·.·ate r or \·.·.:t~t:cs cont:a:in;_ng ph c " or ot:hcJ-t:as t:c.:: or od o r-proc.1L1c i.ng subs t:" .:u"lccs , :i 1 tc h concc·nLr.o:!Lions c:--:.c<""cd in g. 1imi.t:s l:hich may b .s t:ab-- 1~sh c d by Lhe Djr0 ctor r s necessary . after L at- mcnt: o£ Lh c c:ot.tposi tc SC'\.~cgc , t:o 1 n:::~t t:h c r.... irc-- rncnts or Lhc St n L~. F~d Qr a1 . or oth e r pub1jc ~scnc Lcs o.L juri.s d ic t:i..on Lor such d:lsc:h n rgc t:o the rcccivi.ng ,,_~aLcrs. 7 . Any rad~o a ct~v~ wasLc s or ~sotop 2s of sucJ~ ha1£-1j_£c or con c~nLr .n t:io n as may exceed 1int i.t:s establi shed by t:h c Di.l..-cc Lor o£ Ut:~1j_t:i.cs in com -- pl_i .::'!ncc \.-:i.Lh app1'i.cc.L1c St.:-t Lc or Fed e ral regul a t:: ions . 8 . of 9.5. A ny '---~atcrs o'l; \.-J a sees h.nvine a pH jn excess 9 . ~rat cria 1s \.:hich c ·:--;.crt or c.;:.u sc : (i) Unusual conccnt:ra.t:i.on.s of inert: sus - pend ed solid s {such as :. but not: li.mi..t:e::d t:o:. Fuller::; earth, 1im2 slurrie s , and lin12 resi- d ues ) or of djsso1vcd so1~ds (such as . but not 1 inlit:c.cl t:o:. sodi.\.Jm chlo rj_de sulfate )_ (~~) Excessive disco1oration b ut not 1i.tui t:ed t:o :. dye '\:o-ns ~es and tanning so1uti.o ~s ). {zuch as :. v egetable (iii) Unu5ua1 £00, ch~n1ica1 o::-..···ygcn de- mand~ or chlorine requiren:ent:s in such. qu an.- tit:j.cs as t:o con.st"it:ut:c a signj_fi..ca.n.t: load on the ~c."\.:rc;gc t:rcaL"""l.uc nt: \..r orks. (iv) Unusu a l vo1ur t~ of £1o"\-." or concent:ra- t:i.on of ""ast:es const:i..t:u t:i.ne "s lugs" as dc.:Ci.ncd herci.n. 10. \·J;-Jtc·r::; 01-,; ...... ""l.stcs cont:a..Lning su!J s r::.:-u-.ccs "\·..rh:ich arc nor: a iolt.!n.:tb1c-Lo l:rc~atm c nt.. or rc-ducLion by t:hc srv.1 ~,:3c t:r e.:~t..:m~nt: procc.:s~cs em -,J oyc d , or .:·u-1? an•c n ab J.c Lo t::r..-~n.l. n•c-nt: only t:o suet. dc grc~'! t:h.:t.t.: l:"hc -)6- • • • • S C"\:,-.~1? )'C:<.p.!i.l.-~ L i.O:I b e p c-1 .a.t: Ll c. 1cvc 1 t:o eiL ~ strcuu!: .. ' :-nL pl_ or o t -_ • ·-·-•• L c c ,.,._.._.L 1:~<--t: Lh f...! s 1!.:. -..-• .... jt11· .i ~'" • ..i.e - --._._. __ • • .:_ -\.i...L ._ • ·.-:i.e S\!l.>~.;_.r_~. s c·s :in~i-~~t-P d b:>lo-:.-,.-.ill t:o 1>-· r ._c:.;c.:iv-·....1 i.n Lh;--r~t.i.-.:r sc,:.:!.(_"';(: Llo t:rc.-.:-tL n.:-!nt: ;:-1nolt: i.n£lu'-·nt unL :Ll tJ,c ·n tr nt~an pLuvcs to be d c ~~~0r~ous p1~~n t.: p roccssc~-. or tltc r e ceiving s cnic .r:riu1n L -.Lldrni.UJ..Il Chrom~um (H exav~~ent ) Cy .Llnide Lead Se1cni\.un Si.1ver (c ) If any '\:at:ers or \-:ast:cs are:: discharged, or nrc proi.JoOScd t:o be di schaL-gC"d to t:b c pl11.>1ic scv:crs , '\·:hi.ch '"a.t:c1..·s cont.,-...in ei1 c suUsLanc.:·s or po s sess the ch nrac Lcr- i s tics cnu o ~.rc.""'l:c:tt:cd in SC'c t: ion ~ .. of: this Art: i.e 1c, and \.lhi.ch in t:hc j ud,uc·t• ~n t: of t:h c· D:.L rcc t:ol-, m.ay have a d e ~e t.:c_ri.ous efrcct: upon t:h c-::OC!\·.:-cgc ,_~arks ,. processes ,. c-quip t::~n t:, or rec eiving ,_ .. at:c-rs , or ,._ .. hich other.l isc create a hct %ard r-o 1i.£c or constit\Jt:e a public nuisance, the Director m2y: 1. ncjcc t: the '\.-ast:es 2. Require prct:reat:m ~nt: t:o an accept:.a.b1c con- ditio n Lor discharge t:o. the public SC\·:e rs 3. Require =ont:roJ~ over the quantj:=;cs and rates of d~scharge , and/or by prev~ous cuord~nnt~on 4 _ Req u5~1-e pA)'lTlent t:o cover the added co st: of hand1:i.ng and t:rea.t:ine the '\-;oast:cs considered as "In- du st:ria1 l ·l.nstcs '',. by j _nlposing the fo11o"t-;oi..ng formu1a.: SC-(V 5 .X 8.3~) X (X(GOD -250) + Y (SS-350)) It:. is noted thu .... ,c appl5.c.nt:i.on of t:hc above fo rmu1a prov·i.des for -urchare,:c for BOD a.nd a sur- ch.ar,p,.e for SS. If t:i ~c,_~cngt:h i.nclcx of either DOD or SS j s 1c .f.;S t:h.an t:L _ Uasc nu1n ber t:hat: i s bci_nti subtracted £r=u ~t, L hcn ~•ere sha~~ be no surcharae for t:hnt: pa.l.:-t.:icu J c:.r cat:cgory l> nor shD11 t:hcrc be a credit: given t:o the t:ot:.a.1 surcharge . SC ~z Surcharge )n do11nrs .n•,d ~c-nt::s . V 5 = Vo1u~nc ?.(" se, ...... .,g~ j_n_ mil lion of gallons -fo r t:hc bj_J lj_ng pc.r:i.od . 8.3~= Convcrsjon £actor : one ga1lot' of ''ll.a t ·cr t:o potn1cl :.; . X ..,. Unit: ch:lrL,~· £or J ;Qn jn doll .nrs p er pcnn1c.J. (0.01/•2 lor :in :..-~i<1c ciLy r..:-tt-:.c; 0. 015n For ou t·~j d..-. ci 1 y J-.,r:c-) COn....;:,: ginrhc-n:ic-.'11 O ;:y;·.cn. P ·t.t.:ln.d f':l :rc·n~r ·h j ndc..•:·: j H p.,rl f; p'--r a.d f l.i on hy \",' i ;•.Jd· 1 • • J'32X y ._ l":.-.... c.:.. - p o:..: .:..: (C . C 0 -01 (~ ~ f" c.• ... - s s-s-:..~:::;_ -=,H . .: ....... : p .!:..&:Ls p:::r or o·.'c~ r) 350= l:or<. .. -:.1 ~ r.1ill i.o., • i;l p.o:·L:. J>C J- -~ s j l c.:.: .. : c. •• -i.nci. -~ ... ·c.~~ ci t.j :s s.t:.rc;.1..._. _ic.l. by \:...!.:~ ) ~ i--·) )' l .O:l t ..... ·; ' -~<l~x i n .l: (350 pp;.; ~rc...;n&Lh in parts per \:._ -'-1:.i.1 t:- .i.11:io::'l (£) G>-e.JsC>,. oil, a:-td SL 1d int:crcc pt"urs shall b e provici ~r: '·:1.en i.r:: t:l-:c opi.nior: oL the Di. rec Lol.-, th e y a1·e n.C:CC"~sc:.ry .Cor t he p1.·o ;.,~1...-h .:-.nd1i.n~ oL Ji.quj_cl ,._ .. c:t s l:c s co .. "lt:~!i n .i..n~ Ll.~C:"c...-i.n C":-:c<=~sj'-o..! t::O:..J:1.t:s ,. or any ·£1 a.nrr~.:i.b lc \:..::.sLcs , S .f':.HJ Jo o!· ot he:-l· h nr,, .Cl.ll. i.nt;r~di.c •• Ls ; except: th<L\.t: 'such i.nL L:l"c<.. t:c.n·s s~1~ll not: be rc-c1u :i.rcd £or p ri.vc'i LC liv ing c..u~.,.-L~.,._r~ or d ~;....;~lil.t ~ u:.liLs . ~-~11 i.nt:c.rccptors -sh.:::lJ. L.:--oL a L yp~ C:.:ic c.C p.:"lci_ty <E1pp1:..-o· .. pcd by t:hc_-. D.ircc- t:or or l"t:.i1it:i.cs , C-~1.d s!~all be loc .uLc:J as t:o be r~adily .ancl ea s.i ly act..."CS~ii>lc £or c1cc:?:ning and inspC"ct:i.on. (g) \·.':1cr~ p:..·c l.i ui.n..:.~l·y l:rt... ... .:-tt"u~~nt: or £1ot·.'~'··cqu a l i.zing .:C aciliL i -~ ,_,-c pro ... ic:e:cl £o r a :'ly '-·.?c:·"lt·crs oL-'\-?~st~s " they sh:-:11 b e r-."'C>int::-.in!:!d co;1.t;i.nt~ous ly in $a t::isf.act.:ory and efCcce~v c op ~~~e~on by e hc ~=cr ae h~s c xpe~sc . {h) \.'":l ::'.-1. r qu:i.rcd by L hc Dirc:ct:cn-, t:hc o ;.-:nc1· of ap:y pro p-..:r Ly scL·vicc.... d by .::t bui..lc.'ii.nc sc'-.-~'1.-c .arrying in- d ust:ri..nl t.·as Les shal.l inst a ll a s~itab1e co .. "lt:rol mc.uhole. to g~?t:he'l.· ,_~.it;h such neccss.::.ry n>ctcrs and ot:hP r appurten- anc es in t:hc b ui.J ding sc\-:.2 r t:o £«ci.li.t:.a..t.:c obs c rv.::ttion " s ampling " c~nd n·~c::.sul--::t-;:~n t of: t:hC" '\:as L cs . Su ch manhole , ,._·hen r cc;~;j l -e:-d " sh.ct l.&. o~ c:cc css j _b ly c:-.nd sa£e1y Joc o.t:ed " a nd shall be co~'l s t:r uc t-e;.c: i.n accoJ-cli-1.Pce 'l :ith pLans appl-ovcc.l by t he D..i.r..-~c--t:o l'·. The n '!:-tnho1c shall b e i~nst.a.11 ed by t:h e 0 \-.'Tie 'l-at: h;_R c::!"t<:'"n:se " .?ad s.h.:1.J J be n.::.intai.nc d by h5.m s o as to b e ~aCe Rncl access~blc ae all t~m as . (i.) J\11 t:::c::!.as ur .:--~o:::~nt:s ~ tests, and ana.1y~cs of the ch aract:cri.st:ics of '\·I<tl:ers end , .... a.st:cs t:o \·!'hie' ·~e £crcn.cc i s ntnclc in t:his orc:linc..nce sh .a l1 be determin e~ ·1 ac cor- d ance ,.;7) t:h t..h P l~t:cst cdit:ion o£ "Stand ard r-:_ :>ds £or t:ltc E>:a.wi nnt:ion of l·l at:~r and l ·l.:::.s t.C\·.rat:c r"" pu t · ·she d 1Jy t:h(? A meric·at"l Pl.lb lic Jf(?c::.1t:h /'..ssoci.c.t:i.on" and sl1 a ll be d c t:cJ.-m.incd .tal: t.:h C! control m.:.tnh olc provided " or upon • sujL ;'b l <..: sa~up l cz t aken at: s.nid cont:l'-o) m.:-tnho J c .· In t:hc C'\io c•T•t t -h .;"!.t: no ·::-:pcc-:i.:!.1 nu1nholc h e"!!:; beer.. r.--.qu.Lrcd" t:h c con·- t:rol n lGu hol<.· sl,.-:11 b~ con sidc·rcd t:o b e t:ltc n car.:::se d 0 \-7n- sl:rc.::tm t ol.:-:.nho )c in the publi.c SC\-."~r t:o t:hc point: at: '\.•l 1i.c h t:h c bui ldi.ng SC\·7Cr i.s co,1.ucct:c<l . S:u11pJ i .ng sh~11 b e cn.rr i.c <.l -18- ·. • • • • o ut: by cu st:o:-.:ari ly .;'!cc-... -d r.:.-Liao.:ls La rc:-.r-l.ccL ehc c££ecL of: nsti.L uc:nLs upo:1 Ll · •-~~~:c· ,.-. ..:n:~.:.s .n•-:d t:o <..!ctc-1 -l .. in.::- t:lt i.s t:c..·ncc-or he z.,.,.)-.... )_ j .Lc-,. ] j ~l :> --1<-" pre. --· y ('J .::'t.·cjcu J ~r '-ll~:l~,s !.~ ...... d t .·iJ J ci:~-~<-.n1..:..~,;.-,-.:~c~Jh . .:~- a . L y-£ou1 · (2.!~) J -,~,U~ -=.•::;i.Lc o£ a11. OL!t.:..[.: ... l:ls or a pr'" .e is ni>J>l.:0 1 n .. -i..c:'l'te ac-Lh c-r ~' ~rc ~b S;-!:'!lp) c or s.::.1u- pJ < ... ~ should be t:a1:cn . ..:z.11y,. but not: aJ., ... ays ,. DOD and S\.1Sp::-!nc.i c d so1:i.d s an c. _, ...... c-s c::rc-obt:.al.n.e cl fro .n 2L'--hOul.- c o rupo!:..:i.Lcs oL all ou t f all~ ':h c 1.c pJJ 1 s .crrc d e te.ritli.ncd fro m pcr:i.odic grab s .a.rnp J c-s .) 1 5-4-11 . It sha11 be un1mwfu1 £or any person to ma1~c~ous1y . l.·7i1fu11y or n c-&,1ige"'nt:l y brenk,. d c:Jmage , clcs L roy ,. l•ncover ,. d e £ .ace or L empc r \Ji t:h any s true turc , appurt:.e.nc::..t"lcc ~ o r equi.p n1e nc: '\-J lli.ch is .a p are of t:hc-SC\-. .,.::ge \-;oorks o£ th e C~ty. 15 -4-12. Au thority of t he D~r cctor o£ Ut~1 ~1:~c s - A ut:hor~%cd E~~J oyc~s (a) The Dircct:or and oLh c r dul.y .authorize d c ·mp l.oyces of the C~ty of En g l ~~ood bcar~ng proper credan~~n1s and ~d ent~£~c a L~o n sh a l1 be p 0rm~tt~d to enter up on pr Lv aLe a nd publ.ic prc;nises £or t:h c purposes of i nspccLion ~ ob servc:.ti on , m:?as ur e!!'!2:n l:~ samp Jjne C!nd t;cs t:ing in C~"cco..r dan ce '\·7 it:h t:h c provisions of thi s ordinan ce . Th e Dire c- tor or h ~s rcpr escn tat~v es s h R 11 have no autho r ~ty to inqu ire int:o e!..ny procC"sscs inclt.:djnti m~t:.<..l.l.urgicc:1 ~ Che mi c al.~ oil,_ refinin g , cer a..:~i.c~ p ape r~ or ot:lt e 1.-in- dust ries b e yond tha t point: h aving a direc t: b earing on t:he kind .and source of discharge t:o the s e tve ~-s 01.-'\-J at:er - ways or fac~1~t~cs for waste tre atmen t. (b) 1Vhi1e p e rJ:'ortn ine, the n ecessary '\-.-ork on private prop ert~cs referred to ~n (a) above . the D L r e ctor or du1y authorized emp1oyees of th e City o£ Eng1ct·."'Ood sh.al 1 observe a] 1 safety ru1es app1icab1c to t:h e premises .cst.ab1i..sl1.ed by t:he company and the company sha11 be he1d harnt1css l:or injury or death t:o the Ci..t:y en1pl.oyecs and the C~ty sha11 ~nd cmn~fy the co n~any aga~ns t 1ass or damage t:o it s property by City emp 1oyces and ag ains t 1iabi1i..t:y c1.ai.rns an d d emands :Cor p ersona.1 injury or property cl.anu:tg,e a~$er t:e.d agai.ns t: the comp any aJ."l d gro\·;-i.ng out: of t:h e gaugj4ne an d s.:unp 1ing o :-c r.nti4on , exc ept: as su.c h nH}.Y b e c aus,p d by n e g1iP.cnce o~-£a-i 1ure: of t:h e company t::D m ~i nt:~--:"'1 s .: -c c-":::n"ld ~t:.;c.. s a~·.:-~q ui,,.:re _t by 15-LI--l.O(h) of th."l..s _chap~(::r _ -:_ _. ... _ .. •,; -: _. -_-,. ...... · . _ - -:·· "TI ..:=!' • .....,i.: cC ..... ~--c=:rtd ot:hc r du1y authori_:;;o:cd C'-01).1 •• oyccs r •... ...:iL ) o ... EQ,.sJ · ·''OC.H..I bc.a.):jn.g proper C..rC!d c nt:in 1 s .nnd inlt<;n ' 1£·:icnt-:on ..... h .n 11 : be pc rmi.Ltcd t.:o .cnt:cr privnr.:::.c propc1·:.:y t.:hr.ough. t ,;rhich r:bc Ci.t:y o.I: Eng1 c t -.•o od hol ds .a n c.nscmc:nt.: £o r -19 - • • r • ..... c d L o ,. in s p :?cLion ,. ob scr- r~~a ir ~ncl ~c~ntcnRncc L h a 1~rr as~s 0~. t~t not "--.:-:Li.C'I""l ,. ; :?'.:-!' .. \. ... .:.. -.d:,. ~.:-_,: o f: 4:1:> po"'·l.io.-:t o!: Li-.=:o S~ ~-"' !. --.. :.. -,/_1. 1 (_• ...... -.. .} ... , _· ...-t:.;..,·:.::..s l_..·l.nc.::o "--i..L 1i11 s~id S.:li......i <-<--· ."ttL .,. s::·.ll L <· c~.:1d .... t:c:::...·t .. t: o~ L! .._ ~o..1 1y 11C:.[._..:>;....i.~ LL·d pr .i.'\.·.::. !.._<: 1 ... -c , ::-rLy ;ll'\. oJ1v....:ci . (...· .t[ 'o ..... J::.,. i£ i:!r.y ,. on :i.1: i:"lJ] 1 ~cc:c•l~d.:~ncc-\:i .t:h L h c~ c..:.!.:CT::.nt: p c ri..:.r-tini n-3 t:"u t:h c 1 5-L•-1 3 _ A l ~ar~n~ Ro ~rd sh~J1 b c appo ~nt ed as n ee d ed .Cv _ ... ri"'"i-io."l o£ C:::i.£J..<?rc-nccs b c t .:c·cc n t:hc Director of Ut:i1 i · s i'!.l.cl sco..·...:::r u sc1·s o n maLLers concerning :i..nt e r- pr ct:c:-1.~ i.o.1. .:1nd c>;ccu Lion oL t:h e-provis ions of this or- din .a.ncc by t:hc Dircc Lor o£ U t:.i 1it:i.cs. The cost: o£ arbi- t:r a L :io:l \.-.i.l.l h~ b oru~ by t:he p ·art:y to Hhom aclvcrs~ juclg- tn2 nt: i s a ":.:1t:de:cl. {l>) "'rhc t:t·:o p.nrci.cs sl1n11 select one arbi..t:r a t:or. I£ o ne arbi.t:rilt:or i.s in s u£:Lici C"'p t, the t='\·."'o pa.rt:ics \·.ri.11 ench s e lect an arb~trator who, ~n turn, w~11 s~1cct a th~rd arb~trutor _ 15-4-1.(1_ Rule s e1nd H.2g ulct:i.ons ~ The Dire ctor slt.a11 hnvc the .fuJ-t:her aut:horj_t:y to make ~Y-:cl proo. ulgc:.t:c £rorn time t:o t:j a;~ such rules .nnd reguJ ~t~o~s as h m f~nds n e cess a ry For the eCf~c~ent ad m ~n~otre~i on and e n force me n~ of th~s chapter ~n add ~r~on t o R n d ~n conju nc r ~on w~th rh~ prov~sfo~s of -t:hi.s ch cpLcr .:!.nd not: i.ncons:ist:cnt: thcre t -.7 .i.t:h. The r ates or char~es set forth ~n 15-4-9 hereof, sh all concti..t:utc a lien. u po:1: t:h c l and :Cro:n t:he d at:c of bj_) ling an d m a y be assessed in the same ma.nner as other sp~cia1 asscss~2nts. Dj_sconr-5 nur!nce of \Yater Service For ~~~to_P_a y ScH·7~r Ch a.rncs l ·lhen the premise s t:o \·7hi.ch such sanitary SC\·.ra.ee serv~ce ~s prov~d c d arc w~th~n the C~cy 1~m~ts , £a ~1u re to pay t:he rat-es and charges £or l:t:eat-ulcnt: .and di.sposa1 of san~tary scwngc •~en due shn11 be cause Cor d~scon t:inu ancc-oL \· .... ~l:cr service~ such \-;ra ter serv:i.cc t:o b e. . shut of£ unt ~1 the scwuce b~11 shm11 be pa~d; prov~ded, ho~-;--c v c r~ s-uch rcm~c:."!y sh.nl1 not: be exclusive of any oe.hc.~r· av.ni.J.n b1c rc-m::::-dy provi.<Jcd by 1 .::.'"· (1962 Codco ~ 8 . 9-J.) In ndcli_l:ion t:o Lhc cost: 0£ COii S l "J.._.uc-t:ion • .nl1 assc.::;s- -20- ' I • • r 32x • • m~. 1 0 p c-y_ -.:.:~c in I=" co:1st:.r\.:c -~ i1"1.<: i(." .tel .:-. , .£ CCl.t~!... .a~,c] ·· 05. ·s :Ln o :C p . · i cc:t:.:i a~.,_ o£ sr:it:\.•-C· a p rpcl:c.r · agai.1,nt c~ch lot o ~ h ave p r ~o r~Ly o ver liens . :l~o d e:l.L' ·, t: shall p r~j ud i.c<-01.· _· t:he s a.!"c:e nay b e re:-.. =. or procced in&s as t !~ • _.:::c of tl1is .;"!rt ;_c1c she.) i.ncluclc- ~C't!:=t:. or ~l._:.i.1..:·cr.i.ng ,. .::.ci.-"n it-.t-rat_j cc•. -=~:. l <..._.-t~ .·1. "·:"Lh .::.1 ir:Lcres -----J(;" 1 ::..-.. .:.Jt:.y ;-or c!~ i n ~ c ~ s ~ :----; c• r ,. ~·:. (. !: .:::"1. d c i !.> , :·~.:.-:-•L Ll !t"" ~r!.<C ,. i.nclud" i..!l~-· CO!..· s~css i n[; or<.l.i.n.:::..ncc ,. sh . ~ L con-- ! in the· scvc:r.c.l. .n..-:oount.s assC"sr.ccl L of L an d \.H"!t:i.l paicl , a n d shall .·ber l i<·ns e xc<?pl: gc-nf.::r .:l.l t o.x c or error i n an y proc e d ure ~idn L c •~Y £~n n l assess n1e1 ~t but _ ..:1 by suL st=>qucn t: amendin g a.c t.~ c~se may r c q\.•ire . 15--4-18 __ Fail;..·-c t:o P.7:y Ext:r.n TcrL-l.toria1 S c \J~r Ch er}.:.c-s -Coll ect:ed es Taxe s \•!l""!:cn t:h c prcr:-d.scs Lo '\-;-hi.c h such service is pro - v ided are l ocated without t),c 1imi t s of the C~ty~ f ai lure t:.o p a y th e r ate s and c h.:lrgc-s for tr e~t:men t: and di_sposa 1 o f sanita r y SC\-~age '\·!h e n clu e sh.:t11 be c::1use for the City C l erk to ccL-t::i.fy l:o t he C o:..n'l t:y Conl!nis si.oneL-s of the County in , .. -:l.i.c h said C:::clj_nquc nt u s er 's property is 1oc atcd th e char g~s du ~ and u npa ~d. on or b e fore Noven- b -er 1s L oi: e ac h ycr!.r ~ end t hc r e t.!.pon and unti1 pa.j_d ·the san1 ~ sh.:-11 b e a 1icn upon t:.he real prop::=.rt:y so served by s ai d ~c\._-e r.:2g c. syst:c~~ an d shal l h e ]_cvied~ ccrt :tficd~ receive d or co1]ect:ed by sale c:nnua 1Jy from yca1-t:.o y e.er by the proper C o~nty of£~c ~a l s as arc een~r a l t•xcs . and the proce-e d s t:.h crc.£r o ~ r cml.t:t-cd to t:.he City o £ Et)g1c- w ood; provided chat if th e pL-c.n ise.s are supplied '\-Jit:h C it:y ,._'Ya ter se~r ices :. such s eL-v.:icc may b e shut of£ unt:i1 s uch ra.t:cs a 1.1.d ch urgc.s for tre.a.t:m'2 nt an d disposn 1 of san i tary sc,._-age sh a 1J_ hc:tve been paid. (1962 C::ode~ 18.9 -2) 1 5-L•-1 9 __ Violation (a ) A ny p erson found t:.o b e in v ;to1at:ion of any p rov~sio n o£ th~s ord~nancc . exc ep t Paragraph 1 5-4-1 1 thereof ~ sha11 be served by t:he City of Eng1e1:-1ood 'Hi..t:h a '\'17ritt:c:tl. not 1cc. statj_ng the nature o f the: vio1nt::Lon and provid ing a reasonable t:irale limit in ,.,hj_c h t:o sat:isfac- t:o r:i.ly correct said viola tio n. The o.:C:C cndc r shal1 ~ "'7ithin L hc P '"-!r:i od o £ t:im~ st ated in such no i:j _cc ~ per- ~ancn t ly ceas e a11 violatio ns. (b) It: s h a 11 b e unlawful for any p ~r s on to con~ t~nu c ~ny v~o1 Rt~on beyond the p c r~od of noL~cc •s g~vc~~ Each d ny • s v:i o l c:.l.:i on h c r c or ~ or any rul e or rc-C,u1 at:-ion o f t:h c lJi.rcc t:Or prom.u l g:ll:e:cJ he-·r cunt.l c r,. sha.11 con s t ::i.t:ut:c a sep arate o.:CJcnsc. (c ) An .y p erson vio1nt:i.ne any of the provisions of -21- • • -.. -..• • • • • · hj_s o rd.2. --='d :Cor -•-"Y of: r lt..."e sha.11 be.co:1o.e J ~-b 1e t:o L:i"le City of Eng1c- -cxp.=nsc, 1oss ~ c-:: ... l.n.au ~: ~ occ.?..sione d the :..c ,·.:-oocl by reason c ·tch -~ ... 1at:.ion. Sl?ver.ab i1i.t:y If ony section, subsect:io c1 ausc or phrase of t:h~s ch ap~c he1d or dec~ded to be uncons~t:u: va1~d for any recson. such dec~, the va1~d ~ty of: t:h e rema~n~ng p = -~l:'"aph, sentence, .C or C'U."l.Y reason .... 1, i.11cga1, or in- -sha11 not affect -~on of th~s chapter. O rdin.::.nces in Co: .... -'3: ict -Repea1ccl A11 ordinances or parts of ordi.-na.nces· iri conf1i.ct:. herel.'l7it:h arc hereby exprcss1y repea1ed. Introduced, read Ln fu11 and passed on first read~ on the 17th. day of J a.nua.ry, 1.. 97 2. Publ..ished as a B.i.l..l.. for a..n Ord.i...na..nce on the 20th day of January , 1972. Read by ti.t1:e and passed o n f.i...n.al.. read.i...ng o n the 7th day of February, 1972. Publ..i.shed by ti.tl..e as Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1972, on the 10th day of February, 1972_ Mayor ATTEST: ex offic~o C~ty C1e"':"!:- I~ Stephen A . Lyon~ do hereby ccrti..fy th.e.t the above .and foregoing is a true~ .a.ccura e and com:t'1et.e copy of a. Bi.1 1. for a.n 0 'rdina.ncc. :i.nt::roducecl . re..::.d in £u11 and passed on first readLng on the day of 1.971. e ;: of:Cicio City C1erk -· .-.-- ..· .. "'"-... -'22-- • • • -,· • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL 3 Y COUNCILMAN LAY . '\UTHORITY s · ORDINA."''CE NO. SERI ~:-O F 19 7 : REENA C : AN O RDINANC E REP E ALI~G A ND >.."'10 A P.TICLE II OF TITLE X V -o R THE CONTROL. O PERATIO): 5 Y S TEM O F THE CITY OF ENG L : O F THE ~:-..1> MA : F OR T HE ENFO R CEMENT A."''D PE e· A."''D ~PE ALING A LL ORDINANC E CONFLICT THEREWITH. '0 0, t r iE S A..'lD P.- · CHAPTER 4 • .-.R.TICLE I J E.M.C .• P RI.hfiDING ~NAN CE OF THE S E WAGE O RADO: PRO VI D ING MEANS THE VIO LATIO N THERE OF : 5 O F O ~INAN CE S IN WHEREAS , the C ~t y Counc1 1 of t l L Ci t y o f Eng1ewood fi.nds and dete rmine s t h at t he enac t:r...en t o f t:h:i.s ordinance is to protect, p re serve and pro~ot e the hea1 th , safety and we1fare of the citizens of the Ci t y of E n g 1 e ~ood and prevent water and stream po11uti.on b y the contro 1 of the sewag e wastes and other waste water, to provide funds necessary for the payment of the costs of the admini.stra- ti.on, ~anag e me nt, operat i on and m a i ntenance, planning and engineering of sanitary and storm sewer faci.1i.ti.es and for payment of the cost of construction, en1arge~ent and rep1acement of sanitary and storm sewag e syste m fac~1ities ; for the payment of the principa1 and interest upon bonds ~ssued and outstanding for such sewage faci1ities; for the acquisition of 1and for such purposes. To achieve the foregoing purposes. it is necessary to fix and co11ect sewer service charges upon a11 1ots. 1and and premises connected to the sewag e system of the City of Eng1ewood and to contro1 the e mi ss i on of sewag e waste s and other waste waters into the storm and sanitary sewers and water courses. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO. as fo11o""s : Section 1. That Chapter 4~ Artic1es I and II. Tit1e V of the '69 E.M.C. is hereby repea1ed and reenacted as fol.l.OW"s: 15-4-1. Def~n~t~ons Un1ess the context specifica11y indicates otherwise. the meaning of the terms used in this ordinance sha11 be as fo11ows : · (a) "BOD" (denot ~n g B ~oche mi ca1 Oxyge n Dem and) sha.11 mean the quantity of oxygen uti1ized in the bioche~ica ~ oxidation of organic ~atter under standard 1aboratory procedure in five (5) days at 20°C• expressed in mi.11i.-. graJ:ns per 1iter . "(. (b) ''Bui1ding Drain'' sha11. mean that part of the -1- • .._ \ ! "!' • • T 32X • - 1 o :·:c r i 2.0 .1. • c ei.'\.·_ _ .. c c!i~ age 1 -S i.n ~i iL t:o LhL bu..:..1 ... t....,c L crs ) ouLs.i.c.h. (c) "Bu i · the building d ., of di sposa l. - p": _. a: .:1. L::-~:;:"1 ...... .._ sys!:c::: ,.-:,i.ch ~-c - ::-r...._ ... !-Oi.l ,. "-, -"'-',. ~."'l.C.: c:....ho..:r d l.-.:!i..n - ·~c..· ,__.~11~ o£ L": 1._ :..·i l< .:t .... ; .::.: · ... \.·.._·)~ ~ ... ---, l .. <-·..i._~·u"l..:.n.g .Ci.vc (~) j (~. 5 i n n er £me. o£ Lh ~ bui1~in 1 1 . I.-..::. an the cxL...... .;_on £rom SC \·."'cr or other place {d) "Gar :o.~c " s h a ll mcc: ":.o lid \..rast.cs from the. domcst:ic ancl conu..,Jercial prepu:.-.._.t:ion, cooking,. and dis- pen sin g o£ food,. and from th e hand ling, storage and sale of produce. (c) "Industrial t-.tac;t:cs" shall mean t:.he 1~quid , .. ~ast:cs fro:u indu s t:rial manu:Lact:uring processes~ trade or business ~s distinct £rom sanit ary s ewage . (f) "l-1at:eria1 Outlet:" ·a '\o.."at:crcours c , pond, dit:ch , f ace o r groundwater . shall m e an any out:l ct lake or other body of into sur- (g ) ''Pe rson'' shall mean any individual , f~1.an ~ co:n- p any , association ~ socict:y, co rporation or group . (h) ".E!!" shall mean t:he logarithm oE t::he recipro - cal of t:h e , .. ,.e ight of hydrogen ions in grams per liter of solution. (i ) "Pro perly Shredded Garba ge " shall m e an t:he wastes from t:hc preparation, cooking and dispensing of foo d t:hat have been shredded to such a de gree that all p articles will be carri ud freely unde r the flo~ condi- tion s norma lly prcva..L, i.ng in public se..:._re rs , l.·.7 it:h no par- ticl e great:er than on e -half (1/2) inch (1.27 c entimeters ) in any dimension . (j) ''Public Set-.~er '' shall. mean a sel.·.7e r in ,.;hi.c h all. o'\..n"l.ers o£ abut:t:i.ng properties have. equal. rights, and is controlle d by pub1ic authority . (k ) "Sanit ary Sc, .... cr " shall. mean a se- ries se,;"age and t:o which storm, sur:J:ace an. are not: i.ntent:ional.l.y ailinit:t:ed. 'vhi.ch car- ..roundl..,at:ers (1) ''Se'"age " shall mean a combination of t:he w-ater- carried wastes Cram residences , business buildings , i.n- sci.t:ut:ion s nnd indu stria l establ.i.sh•n~nt:s . (m ) "Se\"age Trcat:mc nt: Plant:" shall. ntcan any arrange- . ment of d e vice s an~ st:ructurcs u s ed £or treat:ing sewage. (n) "S"''""'I}C! \vorks " sha11 mc-'ln .n11 facilit:ies for co11cct:i.ne~ purnpinr;., treating and d :tspoSing of SC\-ra.gc. -2- -• • • - ( <'. i n;.·. s..:. -.·.._ (p) (c!) ~~~ o r :i.nc· -·-· Lri.i:~ · cons\:_; L!..·-:-nL c s t:vb ~::i ~ !t~C: • - 1 ..L :--... "1 ~."l.y ~. c: :.·:1ich in c one c~;.:.:::""l !.:.i. t:y o£ £1 c -=~~r sccL i.ons o£ rry- ;s pc.:1.t.:1i.s.s:i i-r.a;.... o£ \.-.nLcr ,. sc ... .:l.Li.on o:L .nny g:Lvc tl '1c.t:cs t:h c 1i.m::i.t:s ord..i.n.c:.n c c . (r) ,,.._ Dr" :in '' (so:-;.,c t:i.r.· _ rtnc d ''storm SC'\·.•t?r '') shall ~e.:1n ~-~-r \:-~"l i.ch ca rries 1.-m and sur£a ce \·J'atcrs and d r.c.i~.,a~-, · .. 1 t: C>:cl.ud~s sc,_·a ~c -ad industrial ,._-a.st:es ~ ot:hcr t:h~n c ."" o llut:ed c oo ling \:.Ltt ... :-. (s) "D j rector" sh.?..ll. m.zc.n a:.h.c Director of Ut:il:it:ics of the C ity or l:ngl.c·.:ood ~ or his ~ut:hori..ze d de-Puty, age nt: pr repr csc nt nc ~~c . {t:) "S uspc ... nL::-d S o 1j.c!~" sha11 mean so 1ids t:hat: eit:hc.r "f1 oat o~ t:l~c sur£ace o£~ or are ~n s~tspens i on in water~ SC.'\·:.:tg c o r ot:hc1· liqu:i.d s ~ and '\-:hi.ch arc rcmovab1e by 1abor- a.t:o l.-y £i 1t:c rin,£. (u) "Ha ter Co\.•r se " sha11 m ~a n a ch a nnel in '\-:bich a fl o;·." of \-:at:c=r occurs ~ either continuousl y or in t:ertni.t:tc.nt:ly . (v) "ilc ... C"rir.P, Bo~rd'' shall mean the Board appoj.ntcd accord~~a ~o prov~s ~on of P ~r ~grap h 15-4 -13 . ('·:) ''Ind us t:1.·ial. \·.'.r!ste Cu s t:o:::~r Classes'' slta11 mean a ·11 p e rsons located \-.·:it:.hin or '\·.:oit:hout: t:he City using the S e:\-.;-2:ragc system o£ t he Cit:y for t:he purpose of disposing of s cwcge fro~ a building us ed for conducting a busjncss o peration thac produc,s a sewage waste that ~s above no 1:.1na1 st:renet:h. (x) mean the t:.est:i.n g. ''A'Ue rican Society of Testing l-t a t:eri.als '' shall reco.e,ni z ed nongovernmenta l. agen.C:_y for nlat:eria.1s (y) ''Hat:cr Po'l.1ut:ion Control Fcd c r.:tt.:ion" sh.:t11 mean the nati onal no:,govcrnrne nt:a1 agency concerned '"'it:h '",.at:e r po11ur-i.on contro1 and abatement:. .. tncan t:hc pcrc;on. traff ic a.t.-ld -. (z) ''D .i.rcct:or of Public l ·!o1·1<s'' sha11 in cl,al-gc of C11gineerlng ~ st:r~ct ser vi ces ~ the building d c parLm::!nt:. .._. .... (an.) "Unho1ll.t(-c-d \·!at:er 11 shall mean chat· , . .rater , .. ,.h.ich clocs not. ctnanatc. .Lro:n domes tic or snnit:ary sources .. -. ':~~~·< ~ .. ~-... Usc of Publ:ic Sc'"''rs R C'Ql1i.rcd (a) Exc e pt: \·.1herc ot·hc~·l isc-prov:idcd~ no person s h.::tl1 -3- • • • r 32xl • • • • r-:..<'int~in ,:.:t-'!i:l L ·-:~ City o~ r:1.._;lc-._·o o C:~ JJ l) p:t:i.vy ,. p rj_vy v c.ul L,. scpLi.c L ,;: <;.,. C !...~spoo1. c'r olh <r £.:t.ci 1it:y in t:cn.J.._...l J:o r usc £u1.:.-Lh.:.. c1.i~p:=....:..o.:.~ oL 5(..;\;"-'<";~. (b) \.1 ... .:--r e: a p"Llbl.i.c s.:-·u.i l:.nry s ...:\·:..:::r is n o t a v .L:i.1 .::b l.e: '\::-::! t.h_; .1. t.h .. CiLy or i n .any : ...-..:".:1 u nd ~c th e juri.sdi.c-L ion o ..[ t:b c Ci t y,. L hc: b uilc:li n ~ s c·\-::--..!1.-s h ~1l b ~ conncct:ccl t:o t::h e pri.v ct:c S C \. c-d isposa l s y s L cm c om plyi.no, \ri.t:h t:h~ .. pro- v i ·j ons ~n co:-.:. ~ndat:5 ons o.C t:h c D c p o.r L r:~e nt: o£ Ut:i.li- t:ics. S ue · ·Lv n Le s e w age dL s posal system shall be construc t• 3 inta ine d a nd op ~rat~d at a11 timz s in a sani.t:a.L-y r.. r. (c) h _ prope rtie s used £or hum an occupancy. employ- ment: rccrc .-_.:::.ion or ot:h e r \·.d .s e l.-J'i..t:hi.n the Ci.ty of Englc ,.._?ooc.l sh all. inst a ll. sui.t:a bl.c toilet: Laci.l i.t:i.es and c onnect: tl1e sam e cl i.rcct:l.y Lo a p1..1b1ic sanitary s e.\·!.?r \·;ri.thin ni.nct:.y (90) d a ys a£tcr d a Le o£ written notice to clo so; pro - vided ,. hot:c ver ,. th at: said pub1ic sanitary S C.\·.:oer is located within £our hundred (40~) feet~£ th e property line . (d) lt shall be un la .... :.Lul to di scharge any seHage o r ot:hcr polluted \:.ntcrs into any ,.,. .. acer course , ..... i.thi.n t he City of Engl~~ood or into any area under the jur~s di.cti.on or tl,c City of E1'lglc~ood or into a district under c ontract ~i.tl, t:h c City for treat:mcnt: of scni.tary sewa ge except ~here suitable treatment has been provid ed in . accord ance witt, the subsequent provisions of this chap ter .. 1 5-4-3. Prj.va.tc Set:C!r;e Dispo ~al l .. "l'lcre a public sanitary sc,vcr is not available '--.lith- in the City o f Englc\7ood or i.n. any jurisdiction of the C ity ~ th e building sewer shall be conne cted to a private s ewage di sposa l sys tem comp lying with the provisions of t his sect:ion . (a ) It shall be unlat;rLul for any person t:o c onstruct: o r make. c onn.cc Lion to a. private sanitary sel.-.1age disposal . sys t:cm t ·:i.t:bouc L\.trthe r having obtaine d a ,;v-rit:ten permit the r efore £rom the D2partm:?.nt: of Utilities . (b) n,e application for said permit sha11 b e in writ:ing accomp.:tnic-d t ·J'i.t:h a Five Dv1 l ar ($5. 00) permit £ce and a Ten Do~lAr ($10-0 0 ) inspection f ee and con- tain Lh c £o11o,;.,i.ng information: (1) (2) Name and address of t:h c app1i.cant. N cune and address of: t:h e 0\·7n e r o£ t:hc prenli scs ""hc1-c s~i.d connection is t:o be. mnde or "Wh ere ·chc dr ain or line is t:o be 1ai.d. (3 ) TI1e ty pe 1ocat5on . capacities and 1ayout o f sni.d £n ci.Jit:y. . (~" .. ) A seatc-me nt as to the i:ype of connc ct:i.on. _,,_ • • T 32X • • • and Lypc"'! pri.v.:u.:c !" (c-) t"o ~ se·L~n g<"' di g p os ti.on £.:Jc.ilj L i e c a . (d) No _o di scharge • -L c r i..a 1 t:o b e-c!i ~y sL .... : . _ s ::'""t~1 h _· i.s!"- ~t:ol .-"1 •i~1C) j n .~.:.·:·c t -,._. l o ~ :.;_ Lc tan ~ or c • .~o1 , n ay "·"a.tcr co\...:r sc . .:.:.C i.n.LO S . _.:".l)" p l·.i-.·..::.:....,_ ·Ji."'c C soi1 .:":b so rp- _ . .._ o n<:: ..:::::r c i..n ~ 1.. be pe.rmi.t:l:cd (e) "11l c. ·"'.._q:e san iLary SC';:ae. .. system shc:!ll n ot be auLhor.izc <~ • b e co ~.:! op.2 rablc prior t:o i..nt eru:.~di.at:e and fin al in :..-..;t:j_u:.1 S i2.S r aay be required by the Depart- m ent o£ Ut:i..l i-.l.cs and sh .-:!11 co.n po1y \Ji.t:h the p rovisions and rcco:n·:...:::-n.C:;""'Li..ons o£ ::he Dcpa.rt:.1n.:>nt of Public llc.a1ch of the S tate oC Co1oredo . (f) Such priv.:-:.t:c· S C\.·:agc di sposa l system shn-11 be c onstruct:c c.l, r.u1.i..nt:ai..n c d and ope r ate d at all. rimes in a sanita ry nHlnnc r '\·:i.t:hou t: co st: or expense t:o the City. (g) At S\.1Ch ti.rn e ~s a pub~i.c sanitary sc\:Zr b c co::1cs avaL1ab1c to L hc pro?crtLcs serve d bY a prLv acc syste~. as provLdcd Ln S c c eLon 2 oC th~s cha pccr , a dLrcct_con- rie.ct:i.on sh a 11 b e ntil.<-C to s.nid pt.tb1i..c S C \·:~r~ no 1at:er th an si>-:.ty (60) days after \·.Trittcn not::i.c e to Co so r .. nd any septic t anks :. ccs s?oo 1s and simil.ar private sc.\·::1.~e dLzp osa1 fnri1icies sh a J1 be cl eane d of s1urlgc . fL11ecl wLth c1ccn b ank -run grove1 or dLrt and ab ~ndoncd . 15-4-4. Connc ct:ion \·:it:h Pt...!bl.i c S.Ol"'lit:ary Se\·:c r . Pcrtn:i.ts ., In sp~ction ~ Costs . (a) It: sh.:tl.l. be unl.n<t·:£ul. f:or any perso:-. ..:o open ::. uncover or Ln any manner make conne ctLon -Lch or dLscon- ncct.i on .Fl~o m any se\·.-e r main or l.ine of the City of Eng I.e- wood, or to lay drain or se\·.•c r pi pes on any premises or i..n any street: or al.ley of the City of Engl.e\·:ood \·;-it:hout first: obt a ining a \·.Yrit:ten permit: therefore fro m the D ep art- ment of Uti.1it:i.cs . Th e appl.ication !:or said pemi.t: shal.l. be in \-.?rit:ing and shall. contain the fol.l.ov;·i.ng -i.rtforma t:i.on: (1.) Name and address of appl.icant. (2) N ruue and address ,.-f ~O Hncr o£ the prem ises "whe.,~e ~a.~d connc.c.t"'Lo..,J or d:i.scGn·-e c;t:ion_ is to be ma.dc; c,; ... : \ h.e1..,....:.-• h .• f dr.::t ..:.l. or ... ..,..i.~.._c { i!3' t '..:J be l.a...i..d . . .. -. -·.-•.· "' . -. "" . . . -.... ·(:...J .... L0 ~.~ • .'~r on_c..l.. l....)'l c· p ;-oposcd" co-:-1ncct:ion or d.ts- -:;c....'n c :.o n . dP a -=-n _·or .. sc\,.,.er 1incs and p!.pes . -.... ., . -. (4) '. Sc.a tcme.nt as · to t.:hc type of connection and t.:ypc o£ m n t:cri.al s t:o be di.sch.:tree ct into t:he se.,.,er. -5- • • r 32x • • j -·- s c-t: ... ~r. t:j o~, o.C UL. '\Vi.Lh 1 o£ p c! not t:o .._ :.; :=.'-'!LC': t:o l- • ,:--c; t o \.;:,._th.:.·r s.:·id c.,_""~."l:"lc.c t·i_o .'!. hLo:-· .. sc..·.:_: o.~-.: L ·,_ ... s.._·1.i.La1.·y .:-·:•s , _s:;-..::·ci£ic::!....io:-"!.s or ot.:i.c r i tl1oJ. ;-:.-- J.:o..."'d rc-.:::so~I c.bl y n ....!CC·!.·~.-~r ...~ ~y L i-• .:! Di.."l..-, ... _. S a ~d epp1icn~io" n1 l be s ub~~LL . r y fees and cost:s L fray t:h c-cost: ;-•"ld in s pc.·c t:Lo ~""t~. S .: cc s .en d cost-s -:o::·d '1'\.·cnt:y-Fivc Do11~ -~25 . 00). (b) Al l cos~s and exp0ns c s nee--ary ~o th 0 ~ps~a1 - 1 ati..on and c-o.l.ncc t:.l.on of said building SC\.·er shall be borne by t:h c> 0'\·.-ner... The O\..Tn cr sha~l i.nden"lnify and hold the City h ~ro.!1css £ro;n a:-1y lo ss or d .a.rnag t:hat: may be occ asLon d d~rcct1y or ~nd~rcc~ly by .the ~nsta11 n t~on of s aid building .scn-.:-....;r . (c) A sc:-par at:"c and indepen dent: buil.c.ling sct.·c.r sh ct ~l b ~ p"l..·ov.id ecJ £or C"Ve ry bl.t.i1d).ng ,. except 't .-hc L-e one bu~1d ~ng stands a~ the re a r of another or ~s s~tu ate d upon an ~nt cr ~or 1ot and no pr~vatc sewe r ~s ava~lab1e or can b e con st ruct: d t:o t.:bc re ar bui.1cli.ng t:hl.-o"L:gh .LU"l. adjo ining .alle y ,. c-ourtyard or drive'\:n.y; the bui.l djne, se, .. -c.r fro :n the .Lront: building t:t.:ty be extende d t:o t:he r eer bui.1dj_ne and the '\·:hole may be considcl.-ed as one bui1di.ne, zc-..:c r. {d) Old ht.ti1 di.n g EC't·.-.::!rs may be used in c onne-ct-ion 't...,.-i.t:h n c '\." bu.i.ld..Lne,s o :-1 l y , . .-~1cn Lh c y are fo\.n"'l d upon ex~.~in · ation by the Dzpart ~cn t: of Uti.1itics to meet a11 the r equ~rc me nts conta~ncd ~n the Bu~1d~ng Code =•d the Plumbing Code of the City. (e) No p erson s l".a1 1 make connectio:."'l. of .._·-,of dot..;n- spou ts , exterior foundat:5.on dr.::tins,. arca"t·J"ay drain!=> or ·o ther sources o£ surface run--o.Cf or ground water to a bu i.lding se'\:cr or building drain '\·1hi.ch i.n t:1..1rn i s con- nect ed directly or i.ncl i.rc-ct:ly to a public sanitary se'""·er. (£) .. I1"'le connection of the bui1di.ng SC'\·:er into the public SC'\· ... c.r sha.11 conform to t:he requirem-::.nt.:s of the Bu:i.1din.g and P1umbi.ng Cocl e and oLher app1ic.:tble ru1es and r cgu l ati.ons of t:h e D epa.r t:nt~olt: o£ Ut:i1i...t:ies. or the proced ures set: Lort:h in appropr:1.a.r-e spzci.ficat.:ions o£ t:lae J\meric:;.an Soci.<"t:)' of --re:st:ing r.;aLcri.al-s (1\STl;) and Lhe \,'aLcr .Poll ~tt:.i.c .. Co ~ ro1 .·Fc ... lcY.: .i.uil ~--(t ~P CF) ... ~"-,:~a1;ua1 o£ Practice ~o : _9.-.... A ...._1 . c!"j::n; .. C?:_c~~.ons sh a~l.!-b-~ m..:tc....e .. gas-ti.ght.: and ,_.;at:er-- 4 -t.:;ghr-· •l'hr"!• t "'p 4 mu~t:-l>-e. met·<.-• v.d.ch a nte chnn.i.ca.1 t:.n.ppi.ng -;t -; ; ··.., f·hc-· ~-""·t::i. ~~<-t:i-On of' t;hc inspccLor. Any <"'r~a- L •.. J ~ .rcnu.· ;,. p~cs ...-·;.·"_;_L-...!U .·p~ocedttrcs c=tnd mnt.:eL-ia.1s must: b~ anf,voveci by .~h C::: ~'i.rC'!ct:.o~-o£ Ut:i..1it:ics bc£--ore inst:a11a-t:i.~n. ... -6- • . ---. ' - ·-.. ·~ - - (g) A~~ c ~:c "' Li O~"'lS s 1lnl 1 L~ .:!.<-:..:..<: 1 i£,ht:.cd !i.o .::s to p l sidc-,_-.: .. ll:s ,. P -"-1·-;a:.:-"'ys in t:h.:-o:: Li t~ C O:l.cl.iL.i.c-... s .n t:i.s .f' 1 5 -!.-:>. Sc\·.-er - bl..!j_ld.j n,:-, ... -:.-..__~ <.] \ -.;_ t. p :._ .. !;_,]_jc r - ,. p:._1b !..ic i .la 11 L ::-rc :.. La t:h.::-Di r c .:1.p Fees -~~-_·<.). St:r""-'c-L s ,. l.. t:y d _;_s Lur~~ci. ,~ ~o ~es orl c ~~~~ 1.· of: Pu'b l.:i..c t:"::n ... -ks . At the ti.1 ne o£ £-7 · · --~ the applj cation , said app l.i- c ant sha11 pay a srul._;_L._..~..-y se \.._-c.L-h ead t ap L ee as fol.l ot-... s: (a) In s~dc the co rporate ~~n ~ts of the C~ty for ind ustri al., corr:·nercia L and r esi..dent:j_a l. service. \·:-;"len set7.:::r :m ains arc O\ .. ~:-tcd by t:h c City, except: \·.-h en oc her Lees are i.n cffC!=!l.: by express .ngrccm.zn t i.n. cxist:i.ng sct·.-c;l.-i mprove.- Tn a nt di s t:rict:, as £oll.o\ ... 'S : I Sch cdu l.c 1. S .:2nit:try S C\·.-.:!:r Heed Tan FcC"s f or T ndustric:.l. and Co:Y· .~.:--rci-=-1 Pl;o n~r t-:i..cs , .. ~; Lh I mp rovc:::.i2 nts- The r eon o£" 0:11v 0 :'1.e Leve l: Tot a1 A creage In Tr .nct: R a te P e r Acre Rates . for Larger Con nec tions For Coancc t::i..ons 6-Inch or S m..:!-J1 c r 8-~n ch ~0-~nch ~2-~n c ~ 1 Acre Next: 2 Acres N ext: 2 Acres Next: 5 Ac"L-c·s Next 5 Acres "" :.- ' 0.. ..... 0.. ::> n ,_. ::rq ~ ,., .... ~ 0 00 > ' p. ..... 0.. ::> n ,_. ::r = ""' ,., .... ~ 0 ~11 Ov er 15 Acre s $540.0 0 360.00 180.00 90.00 45.00 18 .00 "' "' Less th an one (1) acre , .. Ti11 b e prorated at: $0~ ("12 p e r squ are foot:, '\·J it:h mininn_u:n ci":.1.rgc , in a11 ca ses , t:o b e $300.00 per tap . For Prop er t:ic~~·?_i t:h I n1provcm:ent:s Above O ne L eve l, addit:iona 1 h ead tap £ee w~l~ be charged , compu t e d on the bns~s of gross squ are footage (exterior d~me n s ~ons of the structure or st:ruct:ures ) of each 1 cve 1, above o ne , at: $.012 per square foot. (This f ee is in addition to the $300.00 minitnum when said minimum is c:.pp1ica.b1e.) In the case of n c\.v hig h-rise. coname rc.-ia1 or indu strial con- s.t:ruct;i.on o n pr?pcrt:y pr c vi.':u~1y .cof"'!-n:=:c ~ed t:o the Ci..t:y selni - .t:c..~y SC't·---r s:.. t:ctn .'"Cl.J.,._.l 1.1r n H!."t-:1 ct,_.:a pr .v~ou~ h ead t:c::!.p £cc- h .crS . t?CCri~ f.-..:t :l..d-_,. ~._he l?_l..:Cvi~IS' la.e :n..~.l '--t.L!J f!ZC . s h~11 b e honor<.!d lor t:"-e: f":i r»t J~·vci.. OJ..-C01."l~ ··"1-ucl::L ~n ; and· subsequent: 1cvc ) z ,: .. -., 1 .............. ,,.:--r p r-C: aS ~L l_~i"le ~ i .h the preccdj_ng· p:l.rae_r ""lpll.. _i ... "";,i_t-~h S ~~-.?er ·.lJc:-td T n-:? Fe-es for Hc-s i..dcnr:j_a l and 0.J:_l_!£.E._l_I.£..f!_C"rLj_(.!S , .... j t1t O t:l1c-r Pr opc rt::i~s ,,.i. t:h Spec i Jj c li se : -7- • ,_. " ? E. ,_._ ,., ,_. n = ::r ~ "" .... ~ 0 "' r ! • • • • • ~- C onsLrucLion Co s L En g in ee ring C o~t-- • ;:;,li.c-.:-~ 1\....,;. O~i C.:'!Ch £1.:0.-:L £..__ _ 0£ o£ r c:t;ul.a.1:'") · !:.~:.~pee pro:"J:rLics 1 25 .:L ~c·t: i : ·-:-pLli .) -(Act:\.1" Per 1 --(~0 7. c s t: of Cons t:1.· _ Foot ) plus t:ual. Cost: o .· ion stru ..- -At: $1. :1 P e r Front F ..... ,~plus per Front: Foot: 2. 1'-i -:..tltiplc F .c.:-::i.1y D ::'".,.11i n~ :u it Usc : First 0 .. -.:::l.l.ing t.;nit - ----Sa.tr.c i'!S Si.ng 1e Family Dt:e l- 1in ...... Unit E aclt A dd~t~onn1 D ~~11~ng Un~t -i75 .00 ~-S quar~ root Ec s ~s: (A~p l~c ab 1 c on each square foot of p roperty ~rr cgu 1 ar , odd, undcrs~zc o r ovcr s ~ze , -~n sl1epc .) 1. S 5.ngl c F.:-L_~-ilv D -;·..-~11in ~ L:ni..t U se : Front root R ete -1 25 feet 2. r-:u Jt jn]P-F.;:--:-j]y o-:-~Jli ng Unit: Usc : First: o-.. -:::!11in.a; Unit - - - --S .:J..:I:~ as S ingle Fa.1n i.ly Dt-le 1 - 1ing Unit Each 1\.dd:it:i.on.:.:l D•:~lli.ng t:ni.t ---$75 .00 .£. If, .as in tit<? c ase of cert a~n existing Ci.ty s e,-.-e r mains , t:h e c os L oL cons t-rue t~on is un!;.nor..:n , the head t ap f ee s hall be _$.015 p er square foot oL property , plus $75.00 fo r e.:::ch d ~:a.11i ng unit in excess of o ne . Q. In t he c.ns e of n c-;:-~ mu 1t5p 1e f am ily unit:. u se const:ruc- tio"i"'l on propC!r t:y pre.v~ous 1y connected t:o the Ci ty S anitary S e:'\.:oe:r Sys t:ern , the h ead t ap fee sha11 b e $75.00 per d 't ."~11 ing u...,it: for aJ 1 d 't·.TZ 11i..ng l..H"lits in excess of the n umh.::::r o.C d «..:e 11i.ng u nits previous ly se:rved , upon which a. se'\·.~2r h c.o:td t:ap Lee was prcvi.ous1 y pai..d. j (A ch-;r3 1ling u ni.t:" i s d e fined as o ne unit for occupan cy ·by ..... · ...... ..,. on e £a n d.1 y Co r living and sleeping purpo ses ) ··.---:-.• :. _ _ ........ ~.or s -:,~g l .c -· ... -<':~·:.-~:~_ ... Sch oo1 s-!.--------------------------App1 icablc J!.r lt:c .~_ ..... .. ... -- Fnmi 1y D lve 1lin[; Unit:,. Plus $75 .00 per ·.,. ..... -~ .. rap Based on E .:tch 12 Pupi..1s o£ Scl1ool. Cap aci t:y EquL v ~l~nt co 1 T ap . -8- • • • r 32x - - l lo.sl..,i.to.l!.O-·----------· Trcti.Jcr C c: Churches---- - -----·----i·.;--;--,] ic~:.)]C !!-:.tc:-ro1.· -'i.J._.lc ! .. · !~.--1l ·-_-i...-...,·t .~ '. r--· e.;~ 1 -., .. ..:.~ ..... ) i •• ·.1..· . .:-lc.).t 1 "..i.c.i-'- ------------fli"> .:~ 1 c 1" :d. 1 y $75 .00 p , 3 Trai.1cr 1 Tap. ."> ~ LJ Tap Sir-e s. £or ·.-.. "'li.t " -d on 1-qui.va1 nt --------~App1iceb1e Rate Lor 3 ing1c FamL1y D~-:e 11ing Urt..i..t:, P1us $75 .00 Per Tap . H ead Tap Fees _. a1 1 o · .-propt. ... rt:ies not l..ist:cd in Schcdu1c. 11 s:. ;_1 be d e._ . ..._-.-~i.ncd in accordance l:7it:h S chcdu)c I. (A11 rntcs. as set fo rth h e r c~n . are subject to n egot ~a t~on and rcv~s~on for u nusua 1 c nscs .) (b) At: t:hc t::ii..C of £i1i.ng the apf'l.i.c at:i.on , ~aiel applj c ant: sh:-..11 p.:1.y a s.:!..ni.tary sc.:'\:cr heed t:ap £cc Lo1: t:hc. con:'lcct:iC'I:"l to tl"l c s.:-:.t"'!.i.t:ary scv:cr o~ any prnp::-·rLy 1oc at:cd out:si.Qc the corporate l.i1t1 .its , .Cor i ndus L ric.1 ~ co:-::t:::a~rci a l anc.l rc-s5.c!cn t:in.1 serv:i.ce , except: ,;-:hen ot:he r fees arc ~n c££cct by express a gre ement. Sc hcc1u)c 1. Rates for Total. Acreage. in Tr ac t Rat e Per Acre Fer Connccti_o,,_s 6-Inch or S m a11cr Lar ~e r Conne ctions 8-~~-~ 10-~nch 1Z-~nch 1. Acre Nc>:t: 2 Acres N ext 2 Acres Next: 5 Acres NcxL 5 Acres A11 O ver 15 A cres Less than O ne (1) square £oot 0 -~th $22 5 .00 per t:np . Resj_dc.. ... nt:ial $3 22 .00 21L,. 00 108 .00 54.00 27.00 10.50 "" . ..... ::> n ::.- "" "' M "' > 00 a. . a. ..... :::> ..... n = ::.-..... ..,. ~ 0 "' acre w~11 be prorated at $.0075 per u l i1.,__i1nu.n ch arge ~ ?-n a11 c.nses ~ t:o be > a. a. ..... = ..... n 0 -. ip l e F.o rn i.ly U 1,__:Lts ---$112.00 p e r T .:lp Co r F:Lrst U 1ri.l: nn d $9S. 00 :('or E c:ch J\dd i.C:ion.:t l_ Unit.: -9- • ..... ,_. = n. . 0.. ..... ::> ..... n = ::>"~ "" M "' 0 n "' -- T 32X • • • I Sch ools - - Jlo sp;L .:-:.~s - Tr.ailcl.-Cou1.·Ls Churches • -----$11 O:'l J:;:ci. ]~ }';. C .:-., .. .._ .i..t.) L~...t I"):) P\.,.:r T:-·p J ;:-.o:o c 0-Se: . .._,~ 1 :_. L t..• 1 ".L.: ;) -$11 p ..... r ·~·np B ns ... ·d, o.·t J..:i...c..:h _ d s c•..[ Jlos £.>.i.ta 1 Cetp :tc iLy L.qu.iv.c o.:."'-,~'1 £: 1 T.;:..p -----$112.00 Pc on Ench 3 Tra~Jcr S~ 1ent to 1 Tap nascd :.:qui.v.::.- $112 .00 P c .• ap He ad Tap Lees Crall other prop ~r Li..cs not: li.st .. d in Schedl.llc II sh.:1.11 b~ dcLerminc d on en area basis i..n acco rd.nnce l.-:it:h Sclle.dLllc. I. ·Noth~n g ~n Lh~s docu ~c nt sha11 be con strued so us to uni.l a.tc1.-a1ly all:cr any of t:hc r~t:c~s or t:crms cont:ai..ned -in any co:'ln.c·c t:ors agr(:'cm:::-nt: ex is tine be t:l.-.C C?n t:hc Ci..t:y o f Eng1 e~ood and a San~tac~on D~scr~cL . 1 5 -4-6 . Co:-lst:rl;ct:i.o:""l of Sc-~-.-c>-rs -Ext:ensi.o:"'l o:!: }l .:l:LI!§~ Co sts (a ) \·.'hen .nn appJ icat:i on is '1.-ec c i.vcd t:o c:xt:eo.'"ld the co1 1ccc~o n mM~n. fn order to serve the mpp1~canc or us~rs whose prope-rty is J oc.r!.t:Cd \-.:oi.t:h:in the C i Ly, t:h e City st ~] J n 1ake such c:-:Lc.:asi.o:"'l , at: i.ts a ... ~ cxp.::::-nsc , subject t:o r·c- C9VCry o£ sc~cl co •Ls and prov~cl•cl th nt che extens~on ~s to serve 1and pro cr1y subd~v~clccl . In che event thac t::he e>:t:ensi.ol'l. is t:.o serve non subcli.vi.dcd , i.n.du!;tri.~11 y zoned lands ~~th~n the C~ty . th e D~r cctor of Ur~J~c~cs may require. that: t:.hP applicant" or u ser c.xt:c.nd cite co1- 1 ect:ion rn.ai.n at h:i s .... r.·.-rn cost and expense subject:. to an equ~t ab1c rnc~hod of r ecovery of co scs . (b) The ~ncl~v~d ua1 co11 ecc£on mn~ns outs£d e the corporate 1~m~ts s h a1 1 be by p~pes. rna~ns or scrv~cc 1ines and appurtenances i.nst:a11e.d by the i.ndi.vi.d ua1 or connector., a..a.ad the Ci.t:y shall assum.:?-no obligat:i..on for c osts of const:ruct:i.on therefor . A 11 services sb~11 be connected und er l::he sa.me provi.si.ous as may be required by t:he Ci.t:y £or conncct:.:i.ons \.·Ji.Ll:i.n ::...t:s corporate l:irni.t:s. A 11 ch.:-trgc.s for !::C\.Taec co11ccted .....,ut.si d .::! t:he cot.-poral:e 1 "imi...t:$ or: t:hr C-L t:y. s'"tal:J b, -c;othp Utcd • .... rem ... r.at:es set: out: at:.-..-·_,_1.,=-:;~t.o£ ........ n·s ·...::.1--.:a.I-'Lc._. ~ ·. ~ -· • . . . . ·.. . .... · .. --~ ·_ ';. . . : . . J'-C:,-: :_/.~ 111 • :f' .. L~.; ~~ai..t"l<!:; Not 0;.·.""1-"lCd by t:h~ Ci.t:'"L..._ ..... .. -" ""' .. ·~Cil ··.an ap"QLi cat:ion · i.s i-ccc.i.vc-d for conn~cLi.on L:o ~a~~~ or £nc~l~~ies hot ~~•ed or controlle d by the C~~y. .a -p <:.!-1--.lt.it :Cor sai.d conncct·i.on '\·.d 11 be t;r.anLcd on1y i.n -JO - • • • r 32x • • • I c c::~:.--!:---~ .::. (a) T lte C j Co .. .-:'1::-l.~, 1.1iJ'C"':"'l rc co~!!t~nij.:;.Lion -[ the. \7.:-tt:i:·r ~: ~ ... i S.:: .·::::1.· ":, is b el...·._· by .E"uf:ho~-iz.cd ar-.::n:ercd to r ::::: ~c ~-i cnl:c ::o co .-1 t:r ~c t::s £or t:hc cL:1.·r j 1.d t:rcc.t:.. -:-nt: o£ se. .:or ,.,-=-rso:.1s , cities, t o·.:~'l = .i.n- corp orat ~L se'\ . .::::!l t:rl.cL ~nd saniL.at:iou di s t r out - side· t:hc co.L·por .: li.::1i L s of t:h ~ Cil:y of Engl.c· J nnd agencies t bc rc·o:C ,. . .::: .. _·i._nz a cont:l.·.::tct:u.::::.l. a1.·ran.gco:o . .t: '\·.T:i.t:h t:h e C it.y .;:~nc..i £rc. :..i.r:.·.~-Lo-t:i 1::.? to r c.negot:int:c c . i...sLing .nnd £uLurc co ~·~Lr _ _:t:s '\.-.it:h r espect: there to .:1nd c:.Cc r int:o a gree·:-:::::11t..s Sl..:i)i'))c-: .. ~:"lt5.:1:[; or .:1 :::~ndin~ any such e x isting or £ut t.1rc co .1L 1-.:':~L s ,_-i.Lh a:1:y sucit p e rson , ci.t:y , t:ot:n , d i.Stl..·.ict: o1 · c.;;.cnc y; p-:...·o •J_d..::.d , ho-:-:cvcr , th nt: (1) no such co:l.LJ:c:!.c t: 01· "'LrCcl:.ent:. sh.:!l.l. i.m?ec'..ir th e ab:Ll.i.t:y oL the C:Lty p~o~ -:-r ]y Lo c.:~'l..·ry ~nd t:ri:..".::t t.: the san .:it.ary se'\·.-.::lge £u rn-:..~!.c.:.: '-"i..L!1i.n L l~<? Ci.t:y, (2) s u cl1 co:"lt:r~ct:s and a g ree - u:::-nt.~ s!~u l.l ..:..: St.!!.>j ~c:t..: to t:i":.:: rul.C's c:nd regul.CJ.t:i.ons h~re t:of:orc:.. or 1-:~ re.r:£ t:c r pre-:.:-! li;~t:cd by t:h.c D cp~r t:m'21l t o£ Uti.liL.i..:::·s .:-!-:"ld ~;l';-... cc·"'·''--C.: Uy L h~ \:a.t:.er end Sc,:.c.r r.o :-.rd '\·7 i.t:h rc ~p:!'C L to t ::: c arri '3Z-~nd t:r c.::L:..~n t of SC;'\·.c:.z.c .Cram beyond t he ]_i.;"".i t:.s of: th e C it:y , and (3 ) th at: t:la e r ates be sp~ci f ~cd ~n all ~ul~rc co~~r~c ts Cor su c h carr~age nnd t rcat - ~r.:e nt.: of' se:::i"",3C: sh .n J) b::-~s s p~cj Ji c.d -R n set: .Cort:h. i.n s~ct~o ~ 1 5-~-9 h c rco£. (b ) All contracts bet~~cn the C~ty f or ~he carr ~age and t:rcacr:.:::-nt o f S C\:.r:gc Lor p e rsons , cities , to;:_-..,s and i n corpor.::l t <"'d S !..!\·.-~r dj_st:ri.ct:s "nd sani L at:i.on d i.sL:ri.ct:s o u t:::;i.c1 e th e 1 i.or:i.t:s o£ che C i.ty \-:lli_ch .are i.n e .L fcct o n t he eCfect~vc date oC th~s ord~n~nce . are he r eby r at~f~e d a nd c o:, .f i r t,l::'!: d . ]_5-!,.-9 . T here i s h et.-ehy l.cvi...ecl and ch aree d on eac h 1ot, p arcc 1 of I. and , c=tnd prem ise s se r ved by o r having sex·.1e r C O'l'lncct:i.ol.l. '-J"ith tl1c s an i.t:a.1...·y sc<t-."e r system of t l 1e C ity o f: Engl_e.\-)Ood or ot:hc1:-1.:isc discharging sani.t:a"\.-y se,,.agc , i ndu st:ria 1 '\-;as t cs , o;: other 1i.qu:i.ds C!;i.t:.hcr di.rect1y o r i ndi.rcct:ly i.nt::o t::ltc City sanitary sc\-J"e r syst:.ent , an · a nnun ]_ S C 't·l'Cr scrvj_cc· charge o r renta l. '\·Jh.i.ch s t.a 1 1 b e p ay.ab1e .n c and in nn amount: d et:e.rmi .nc d as £o11 o,.,s.: · In s i de C i.t:).: __ I ... :i mit::--~ S3_n [;1 c:-L.:-nni 1y u ni.t: or d u c ]l.:i.n e,---$.1 5 .00 -11- • $ 21.00 \ ! ~ II • • T 32X - - - - - 1t 5o j -... ·- ~-j t: "\_!::__· __ ~ t <. ... ...-c... ] SL \. 2n d t..:.i. L /\) 1 l s in c :-;..c.::-ss FLll~~~ &:~d &crv~ce sL r::erci..?l z~ .. ·: ... ·.:"~:: s : 1 st to~1ct or urLt,a! 2t~d to51cL or \.irjn~~ Eech ~~d~C~o:~el tc~: E;;:.ch 1 a· .. -cLt...•ry , cq uiYal.cr.t;: - Eac h '\ ... -.:-.s !1 ri"" ... cl~ C hurche-s - sin~:, ·o (2) .s .c.nd c c... ... or uri.nr..1 - sho·.:cr o1.· O££l..c c-b-:.:i.1di.nbS , ho::e1s , or b usiness C>Sl:H~.)l:iS!t:··_:"\!..S : l st: t:nil~-L or 1..:1·i.nc:l -- 2 nd t o~lcc o1· \.t rLn~l - E cc 1, c··d5 L i.0~£1 t o~lct or \.t ri.na l Each 1 ;;..?~-Ctry ,. si-:"11 .:, sho·.-~r or cq ujvnl~n~ - ---- - - R est:C.lJ.r.::..:"l :...s C.1:-:.d C G£cs (\."it:.bout: 1:i., .. p.Jor .c:..nd/or bee r 1icc·nsc ): C1 il.SS ",.\.'-(scat:i.ng, ca p.?.C"i.t:y f or 40 $ 15 .00 1 2 . 00_ 7.5 0 $ 1 5.00 12 .00 7.50 1.50 30 .00 $ 22 .5 0 $ 15.00 1.2.00 7 .50 1.50 o r nore p a~ro ~o )-$ 45.08 C1 as.s "E" (sc~t ;n~ c apacity .Co r 25 co 40 pa~rons) --- -37 .50 Cl ass "C " (seating c a?acity £or l ess ~h en 25 pAtrons ) -----3 0.00 R c staurc.--.t.s ancl C e:.£es (l.·:i.th 1j quor and / or beer 1 i .censc.): C1 ass "A" (seating more pat.·rons) C1 ass ''13'' (sea L·jng to L, 0 p a tran s ) C1 ass "C" (sc.:::.Lil•& th an 25 patrons ) c apac ity Lor 40 or --$ c..e.pa.c i.ty T or 25 c apac ity Lor 1~ss 60.00 52 .50 -L,S. 00 n c~r Pnr1o ::..:-s (no L jn con nection '\·:j _t:h rc-s t:n'uranL or c;'!.f:c ) .$ 30.00 -17,- O .._t L s :.c.".:_~ f...L -L.-2 _ _!.~.:-::.. $ _ _.__oo 16. GO 10.50 $ 19.50 15.60 9.75 1.95 3 9.00 $ 29.25 $ 19.50 1.5.60 9.75 1._95 $ 58.50 L18. 75 39 .00 $ 78.09 . S8.~5 ~ .· .. 5.s·:~~ $ 39.06 '• -...... -- I' 32X - - - L-2 un.<.: '1.--! sc~f Cl cc::.n:i>:: d on<; c. C:!..l (;~· pre-: Trailer Court s: 1 st: t:rni.1cr l..&li.t - 2nd trailer unit. Each addit:io~t a 1 trailer unit: - l nsic.i.c» Cjt..y Lj·;:....f:: J ~5.00 9.00 3.75 O ut: 5o ide Ci. L l::_~!_;:.;_~~ $ 93 .60 ·o .7o ~9.50 ~~.70 4 .88 The above-Insid e City Li1ui t:s rates and charges sha11 be bi..1lcd j n quar l.:e r -n nnua 1 inst:al l m.~n t:s in advance . O ut:side Ci.t:y Li..l:li .. ts r .aec-s a:-HJ cha1....;r;cs Lor sc'\·;cr -on.1y aCcounts may ,. at t:hc:! di.scrcL:i.oa o£ t:he Ut:i.1i t:ics Di.rcct:or,. be bi.l~e d a nnua1~y v::'lcrc t:hi..s '\:ould not con£1i.ct: '\·:ith. speci.fic pro - v ~si.o ns o£ a conn e ctor 's agrc cc:c nt . All bills shall b cco~e ·due and p.:1yablc up o:"'l receipt o£ th e b :i.11 and sha11 bcco::.1e d e linquc.:n.r.: 30 da)PS a£tcr d a t:c. of bi..11 . Hospital~,. s2nitariurns ,. r es t ho~es ,. d.air i..cs,. d airy processin g plants., aut:o ~-=t t:i..c car \·:tlsh cstc..h1ishrt.2n ts ,. indu st ri es ,. n -.... ,1ti.p1e d~·:.z.ll:i.ug comp l exes or rr:orc th .:u1 one struc- t ure \-1'he.n served ,;.;at:er through a Tnastcr mete r .nnd not ot:her1.·;ri.sc provid ed for in thi s s -h c du~c; and ,. shop p in g c c nt:c.r ~ o n pl e-xes ,.;rh c.n se rved \·;ra t er th'l...-ou z.h a n1.aste r m e ter: The rates ~~d charges for the above sha11 b e b ased on 70% of Inside Cit:v Limits $ 3 0 .00 n1i..nimum for first: 250.0 0 0 g a 11o::J.s of sew·age and $~05.00 per mil.. lion ga1Jons for a11 i n e xcess o f 250.000 ga11ons- t:h c consumpt i on o1. 1ne t:cred '\late r during t....he preceding c a.lend~r y ear • and sha.11 be. bi..l.l..c.cl in quox-t:er-.o::tnL'11\.1 a l. i..n st.a11 .. nlet."l.t:s in advance . and sha.11 beco m~ due and payab1e upon r ece ipt: of b j _11 and sha11 b econ1e d e l inquent: 30 d ays afte r d ~tc of bi~~- Schoo1s: The rntcs m,d ch arges Cor sc h oo~s sha11 h e ha sc d on 70% ol; Lhc con- sum pi:i.oll o£ mct:e:rCd '"'"a t:cr duri.n g a n ine m.ont:h s pcl-iod c omm c ncin.~. -1 3- $ 30.00 u tini.ntunt £or 250.000 ga1l_on s of • Ou tside C it:v Li..mits $ 39.00 min :Lmu.-n for fir st: 2so.oao ga11ons o£ se\·;rage cu"ld $~3 6. 50 per nli..11i.on ga1l.on s f or a11 i..n excess of 250 .,000 ga11.ons . $ 39.00 tnini_munl J:or 250.000 g a ll ons <•r II -- r 32X - • ~---• ... • • ScpLc.. t.b 1 £:i rst: .:.:tc~ C?i.ci.i..-:.1[; :-:~"':, tl.5J ·ty-r;l.-~L o .:-t 1-:.:-i ~-· ... c.: ... C" i..• .;:,_ H.:::: l." ) ..._.; -, .:_ •• : !._ ·:. l hi_]]<...·~ jn qu · r t <.. l.>-::·'!·1~-.._~) j:1 - sL c-.11 ~-·~ ;tLs in ~·cJv .;:..;,.r:.c.·~, .:-o nd s ha ll • b e co::.-<.iu.::! ... --:..'l.cl p i"!.y ~.O] e> \.-~..,C..l:-1 rc: r..: .... j _p:_ o ..C b i l l and sh.:t 11 bc·c<-... •a.::! clc1i.n uc-n:: 30 d cys aL t-er d n t:c o r bi..11 . $1{•.0 1 .. ) :1_ _' ( .. L! £..-1 j ... l:'ls ~ ... ~r nll inc-::.;.:c.!.~s of 250 ,.0~ ........ g a l lon s . s r .... -;-._.:: :; ! $ J- J •• J ~ 1 i .._ g .:-.11. .... ~.--£v!· .:tll i .ll <-·::.:::..:. ,;,_!,; o E 2~o ,.c.:. g .a:l.l.u::.'"'l...s . (h ' _Nothing: :i n t:his sc-cLi.on shall. b e c ou~t:"J.:-t.t cd t:o pr e v ~nt y sp~c~a1 acr~~· ~n h c rc~n~bova prov~dcd b e:t:\·7::.'! t! c. C i t:y o f Eng1c;.-:ood e. • .._l oL h.cr p e -r s o ns ,. ci.i:i.cs ,. t:o1.·.rn s ct ..... i.nc o rporntc-d sc-\..-.::!.r d -· -:...·i..ct:s end san.i.L at:i.on d is - tr~cts en d a conc ~cs t hcrcoC scr . b y t he C~ty sc~0r sy st~m . Such a d d ~L Lo~a 1 c harg0s C or c o~ ~a l or ~ndu ser ~n 1 ~ast~s o£ unu s u a l sLrc-ng t:il. o 1..· c o:~--.,os i t. -· :.h t: arc ncc .:-t •t:c d b)· t:hc Cj L)' .Co r t:r c-nt:J•::~n t: ~:-1.d n :.::y l. -=c·l..-t.l.inc d t:6 b e-f a i..t.- pnd cqu j t:ab l c . Ecch su ch spcci ~ 1..ecrr.'2n t: en d c hc:::.r gcs c st:abli.s h c d t:ilc 'l.·c fo rc-sh .!:.ll no t: = ... e c:Lfec-L i v e-u nt.:il r at~C~cd by r ~so 1uL~o n duly p nso ·o£ t...hc Ci..t:y o£ E ng l c-\.-..::>o d. by t he C~Ly C o u n c~1 15-4-10. C on t rol o £ D1scl":.-.--.'-... o £ S_s_~~e-t -:.-.~~ Int o St ol..,"t .a.1d !'.::-.,.il":'!.rv SC'\·-.:-rs ~:1c! 1:..-tcr Co u r s~ (a ) It: sha1J b e u n J i'l..-ful L or a ny pe r son t:o cli~c hnr£:e or cau s e t:o be-d isch.urg:2-d any s.t:o J·m \-.-.otcr 10 sur:L .ac e \.:~t:.c r, groun d \.·a t:e r, roo£ r uno.L.C , sl.~1 -,st!·-F:-:.cc>-c rl!i.nc:..ge?, \..In po l )..ut:ccl ··coo1i.n g \:-at:c.or "" 0 1.-u:"lpo ~1 uecc1 i.nch.!:5 L r :i ~l p r oc e s s ':.a t:crs int:o .£U""ly sa.ni.t:.ary SCl:·:Cr. (b) St:o"J..,n ,._~a.ter and a11 o t h e r unpo11ut:ed dra in.ngc sha11 be discharged int:o such 5 12'\.-.:?rs a s are sp ~-:-i f:i.c£i l1y d esignated as s t:or.~a1 ..,,-."\-:e rs ~ or to a n a tural. out: l c t: ap- proved by Lhc D~rector of UL~l~tie s . Indu s tr~a1 coo1~nc w aLer or unpo1luted proc e ss ~at e r s m a y be d~sch argc d. on approva1 o:f t:he Di.rcct:or or Ut:i1it:ies , int:o a storm se.l .. ~l'c r or a nat:ura1 out:1et: .. (c) It shall be un1a,·>Cul or cau s e Lo be d~sch3rged ~nto any of t:he fo11ov1'ing: ro r any p e rson to d~sch n r c c ru-,y se'ln:i.t:.c=o r y se\·?c ragc sy s tem or 1. other ~-.y g.L..so1inc, bcn z.::!nc, _ naph. , fuc1 oi1, £1c::.nau c::.b1c or exp1os i.oJC 1iquit.l ,. so1icl, or. .. y g~s. -· -.__ _.,. . ~ ~-. ~/\~).' -~--::-tk ;...s -_;;. ',__j-:-.;s ~c-~:· c~ntai..ni.ni; toxic or ._ .. i.. ........ o u !:._ ~.~l ; ,,.._,. Ltq u j cis,. or. f',..:t s cs in s ·t.lf..Ci..ci.cu...c. .-.._. ·\· j • y c:i t.:h c r "ine1)-or by i..nt:crac-t:ion ,._ .. i.t.:h other ·'"v-.:;.-5 Lcs t:o i..·njt. l.C.. or i.nt:~i~.Ccrc uj_t.;h .:-~ny sct·.7~r._c t:l:-cal:-- .• lerit: p1._u c c-S ~>-cun s t:i..t.:ut:c ·a. h.:l%cu -d t:o hu••J.:tns or ·ail i.nl~1.s :1> c.:. r e a t e .n publi.c uui s~n.cc,. or cJ..·cat:c any - l /o- • • • • • • • h .n~~rd in LL 1 :=nL pl: 1t:.,. C ) ~.n.i ~..:s . ~-ccc..·:i.v.i.H[; ,_~.:.t:cr~ or.-t:h..__ sc.:\.-c~e l .t.:.:.~~-4"1..._~ buL n..;:,t 1..i..: t;__Lec.i L o C":-:c 3 _ i\ny L b.:::.r'l (5 . S ) o: c .-::p.:>l>: ~ • .[ c< ec~u..i.p : ' o r or t he l . tli 1 So1i..d C' ·• s j ze .i n SC'\:.:.· .- -s or , ... c..sLC"s h .:-·v.i.n£;, a pil 1 C•"l y o:..l t'-"1" c-o rros :i vc p l· ~ Ly .~age· or l •~~ard t:o st:r u .. tr~s , tc 1 of L hc-SC'\·.•a,ce '\1or1,.-. ..:.ou s subst:.ar:..ccs in quant:it::i.cs 1c o£ C L!.l.1 !'",jl l0 obsLru c.t:..i.on Lo .: ... n-othe r in Lcr Cerencc· ,:-._ ... i t ·h. t:he pro p::-~ .•:..· ration t:hc se\,.,ngc '\-.-ol.·l .;.s such as , b ut: not: 1 ;.:itcd to,. c ..:. -~s , cinde:rs ,. s~n d,. mud , st:r.C::.'\7 , sh a v..i.o...:,.s ,. 1 l'~t.o::J.J.,. __.J.:-t5S ,. rag~, f c2.t:he rs,. t:a r, p1.:"l s- t ics ,. ,._ .. ood ,. u ngLL-""\..."i"l.d ga.'l.·hn~;c ,. , .. ,bole blood» paunc h m ~n L•l.:c-,. h :ti..r and £l.cshi.ne,s ,. cn.t:rn:i.l.s and p.n.vc r dish c~,. C\.tps ~ 1.1i1k c o;."l.t:ai..ncrs ~ etc . ei..thcr '\-.;o-ho1e or gro'-li"H:l b.>· ga.rU.nge grinders . (d) It sha11 be un1 a\:-£u1 .:Cor nn y person t:o di s ·· ch arge or c ause ~o l>c d~schargcd ch ~ Co11o w ~n g d~scr~bcd sub s t a::~ces ~ t ni:"~t:cr i..-:!15 ~ '\-:>nt:C"rs , or '\·:•c::::~.s t:c..'S i.£ i.t: c::.p pc.ar s 1i.ke 1y j _n t he op i..ni..on of" th e Director t:h.LJ.t such ,_ .. .ns t:es c an h an.1 c.Lt:~1c r t he se>.-:-~rs . sc\-. .. age t:rea t:tnc n.t: proc .... -ss . o r cqu ~r~2 nc , h a v e ~n adverse cCfec~ on Lhe re ce~v~ng st:rc ~· » or c .n:1 ot:h ~r\·i..se cndc7':..:-.gcr 15 f c » 15 TUb » pubJ.ic prot..,~rt:y » or c ons i.tute a nui..sencc. In formin g hjs opj n:ion cts t:o th ~ acccpt~bi..1i.t:y o.:C these. , . .:-.z..st:e.s » the --Di..rece o1..· \-i..11 gi..vc c onsi..d~r..:..t:i..on t:o such f act or s as t:h t:': qucnt:i..ti..cs o:C subject:. ~-:-~st.es i.u re1.c..Lt:.i..on to f1o -.,.s and ve1o c~~~cs ~n che sewers, ru a ~cr~a1s of cons~rucc~on of the se~:-z 1.·s » n-ature of the SC\-~.:tgc trcat:tr.ent. process , capac~~y of the s c =age ~re ntrnc nt plan~. degree of tren~ abi15.t:y o f '\-7actcs in L..n c se'\·7agc t:rc at:.ment p~a.rL t, and o~her p crt~ncn c fac~ors . The substances proh~b~tcd are: 1. Any 1 i..qui.d or vapor h a.ving a. tempera turf? h~chcr than one hundred f~Cty (15 0) °F (6 5°C). 2. Arty l.·.7a.t:er or '\-.73.stc contai ning fe.t:s , l.,ra.x, grc.nsc, or oi1s, l.-!het:her cmu1s5_J::i.c d or not:, in exccf'.s o..( one hundre d (100) rr.g /1 or cont:aini.ng subs t:c·a ."l.ccs ~-:-hi.ch nu1y so1i < j _:Cy or b .2 co:.ne viscous at: t:c mpcrat:urc-~ bet:\-lCC.n. th i.l.·Ly-t..:\:0 (3 2) :::o.nd on~ hundre cl CLC~y (150) °F () £h"ld 65°C) _ 3. Any gcn.-bCle~ Lh nt: h as not: been propcr J.y shrerldcd . Tltc inst:n 1.1 a t.i.on and op2 rat:ion of .n..ny ~.nrUa e,c-g1:-:i.n d<.'r eq 1...t5.ppc c..1 v:i.l:h a nlo t:ur of t:l•r c-~ :Lol.trl-ll s (3// .. ) horsc:-po\·.:c r (0. 76 lip 1!!*2l:r .i.c) or · grca.t:cl-shaJ_J be sub j ect: Lu t:hC"' rcvi.c\v-and a.pp:rova 1 by t:h.c Di.rcct:or . -15- • • • - - 4. A lly '\.·..T.:!.t:e-rs a cid iro."l p.i.c-~ 1..;.1~ sol ut.i.o~"l!:; "\.i"!-:. · S. A n y ' ch ro.:-:.i.v ~l"!, c op_ or to:--·.· c suh5 . ch.1or "f 1.·c.qu _ TnatcJ · recc.: • '--i. !=>t:<:!:S C" nnc.l sir •. 01: '\.:c:Is t:cs . t:O S l.•Ch. C.: t:he co .n ~."'>c •- .r:..j u5.1'!£. l..•::c.1 i.l \.1 L<·<.1 ::-r.:· ~.:.. ~ ; 1 c.....t. :i ..;..· j &."'!:i..nf· o ~jo:.. -i ng ~ Lh ar "!.;_b le :·:.ces!::i.vc .1 y s uch SC:'\-.-..:1-t;" L".rl.l:ll"!~ 4 ~:.s ex.cc--cds ..._ ."1..r:.ncc-Lor Sl.. $~"\.-:il~C li.m i.t:.s c:.t: t he cst:.ab- li.s h t:.-t:.hi.s 6 .1\n.y \·.r aL c r or ,._ .. .:::.s t:cs co :~:..:ai ning ph enols or other L~s Lc or oclor-p rodu cing substances , ~n sucl"l c oncc nL r.:.•.LiC>ns c:-:.cc-cd ing 1i.. i.t:s \:-hich uH1)" be cst:ab-- 1~sh c d by the D~r ~ctor as n ece ss a ry. after treat - ment: of Lh c couposi t c s v ... .::ge , t:.o n1~C"l: t:he require-- ment s of th e SL: .. t:~, Fed e ral., or ot:h.c.:.r pub~i.c agenc..i..cs of jur~sci~c t~o~ £or such d~schargc to the r o cc~v~ng wat:.ers . 7. Any raclio .n.ctiv-.c. "t·:ast:c-s or isot:op 2s of such h a1£-1ifc or co nccnt:rat:ion C!.S rr...::t y exceed l:i..t.-it:.s establis hed by the Oircctol.-o.L Uti.1i~t:ies in co:-ra - pJ.:i..L-:.n cc ,._~i.t:.h app1i.cab 1 c St~.t l:c or Feci.c r.o.l rc~gul at::i.on.s .. 8. of 9.5. 71\.ny , ..... atcrs or \·J"as tes having a pH ::in exc.:!..ss (:i.) Unusua1 con.ccnt:.ra.t:..ions of inert: sus - pend ed solids (such as, but not:. 1i.mi.t:e d to , Fullers earth, lirnz slut.-ric.s ,. and 1i.L~:."! resi.- dues ) or of dissolved solids (such as, but not 1i.mi.t:.cd to , sodium chl ori.dc sulf2t:e) .. (ii) Excessive discoloration (such as , but not: l.inli t.:e.d to , dye \-?as t:e s c:nd vegc t:.ab1e tanning sol.utions). (iii) Unu~ua1 BOD, chen1ica.1 o,._,-.. ygen de- m.a.nd,., or ch1orinc requirements Ln such qu.at'l- titi_cs as to const:it:ut:c a significant 1oad on the sc,.;ragc treat::mcn t: \·.;orl.;._s . ... (i.v) Un ·,s\. a.l... voLur.1~ '-...£ -£1ou or concent:ra.- ·"'· t.· ti....:>rt o1t ""~5Lc ...... ..:.oLj';t...j-t:.uL -.n~ 11 slu!:!s '• as defined ~l ~--e :hn-.;·_ 'r .... ~ . • ..· 1 i .~-J~d-,..~..._-: or "t"=':tst:cs con.t:a:i.n:5.ng sut..,st:a.n ... ~ '"""\·.dl:i.ch arc 1 1"'\.0t: ..a.t.l .... ""!.nab1c. Lo t:rcatmcnt: 01.-rcclucLion by the SC\·7 aic. t."l..·c ·.:lCnt~n.t: p-ioceS!;CS cmpJ.oycd, or .ar<"' aiw.::nabl.c t.:o t:r<" .... ttmcnl: on1y t :o such dcgr.cc. t:hat: l:he -16 - • • r 32xl - • • • • -.: £ .;: -~ .. -.. --jt. -.-c - ).".._ .;_·-: • :.. • -" '\ ·,;. L - ] ] L::.>: ; .... J ;;t._ ..... :.c .. s c:.s i r..d:Lc:: -.:.:i'\. ...::-.._: i n L h~ t ;:l a:.1t i n f"l.~ ;>::..ov~s to b , -::esse£:.. or t:L d b::::·l o':.-,_-j_J 1 SC..:.\_·.::.~.e :[" l o\·: u nt:.i.1 tJJ c .L't: t 1 (._ !" L. 1 cv'-·l co£ c t:o e i.Li:.::.r: tr --t: ,. _ cci.vi ·. Sl:l..."CL.i.n : l c ( -~-:i"L:: ~ .:!.c e Silver (c ) I r: .:!n y \:-a t:"c rs or \:~s t:c s .are discharg e d ~ or are p ro;:>o ~c·c1 t o b.:: di.!...c.<l ·<-1·;;;'-'cl t:o t:il c p\.tb li.c S C \.-~rs .. ,.-:"l ich '·.rct-cl.·s c o:.t:~:.i.:-l t:i . .:... S l..':..,~L , .. ~:::..: s or posse ss t:h c c h ~~r a ct:.cr i.sL ..i c.:s c:r:v .. : ..... :....·c::.:.:c ci i n S ... ct:io:"l f ;. o£ t:.his .Arti..c1c .. ~n.d 1.:hi.ch !~;-~~~ ~-~:~~:~ -t:~~t; 5 ~-~~-~~c-,:~~~~~t:~~~c~l~;:c~~v~q~i~!~.;;::~:-r ~~us r ccci v.i nz. , .. -a.:.:---~~-s • o r '\:.!1ic it ot:h er-~:i s c cre ate a haGal.-d to 1 ~£e or c o:,s c~t~tt ~ a publ~c nu~s~n c c , t he D~rector m2y : 1. f!cj cc t t:h c \:Us t:e s 2. R cqu~re prct:re.:::.t:rJ~-.."lt to an .ac c ept.:!b 1c con- c1it:io .. "l £or c.ii.sc~1.arge to. t he pub1i.c sct ·:e.rs 3. r ates of L>. h and l "i.ng dus t:1.·i.a 1 R equi.rc ::.ont:J.-o1 ov!?'r t:he qu a.n t:j ::_;e s and d ~schcrge, and/or by prev~ous c uord~nnt~o n R equi_re payrnenl: t:o c ove r the ad ded cost: of and trec.t:.inz the t ·.:-asl:cs con si.dcred as "In - H-=:.stcs'', by i .rn posi.ng t:be fo11o~·:in g forrn1..tl.a : SC-(V 5 .X 8 .34) X (X{&OD -250 ) + Y (SS-3 50)) It: i.s n oted t:ha.t the appJ i.c-~t:i..O!."l. o f L hc above fo rm"-lla prov~des for a st.1rchargc for B{JD a..nd a sur- ch ar~e for SS. If t:h e st:rcngt:h index of either DOD or SS i .s 1 css thc::!n th e base fl\.l.!~ber th a t i.s bei.1"1 g • subt:rac t:c-d f1·om it:, then t:ltcrc sha11 be no su rclTarg,c "'• --r for t:h.n t: p art:icu J.c:.r c a.t:caory, nor slt~1.1 t.ltc..rc h e: _a-·.·· ... credit: given to the tot al. surcharge... ·-: :~ .... <""'~-:~~~:~·"·. SC'"' Su rcharg e i .n do11 ars and ~cnt s . V 5 = V oJ.u m c o£ set· ... .ng~ i.n n::.i l1i.on of c,.a.1J_ons fo r thc·b~11~n g pe riod. 8.3'•= Convc r s :i.on £actor : one g .a l .lon o£ ,.:aec.r t:o p ourH.ls . X = Un it: ch:u:c<...: £or J;on in do J l _.nl -~ p e r p ound . (O.Ollt2 l oL· ~n :..::i d c c i "Ly rate ; 0.0 153 r or out-s jclc-ci.t·y r .,L:c·) non= J ~ioc-hC"mic.-.,1 O;;y;~c n I""' ·~at:tn d ~t:t·(.·n ;~l -h :i1 lc l c :-:. :i1! p:tr [·~-:. pr:--r J.•i ll :ion J,y ,_ .. ;..""i :•.lt !:. • • • r 32x I I I . • 2 c;")= y . ss- 3 ..:,~ rr ::~ • (250 P :;; o:-o-.·r) ::.:..~-:-, .:--1 r"C': !-l ,-,_;.""~nl h _;_n L~ J-l'C·r 1; i l ] ..i. c.~ ! y \ -_; . -i.: - ·L: c:,: . .;_u.._ :fc·~-~~ jn <loJ __ r~ p._r :d (O .OJ3~'" £c ... · in!.i.i..<~-= c::LLy r .a L'-'; 166 £o r o ... t t sj<J~ cily rac e~) ·ycnc cd sol.Lds st:rcn,cL·h i x:.d'-'-· i n .·t.:s per mi11io .. 1. by '\:~:i..ght: (350 PPi.-i over ) ::ormn 1 SS st:rcngLh in part:s per 1.ti 11 ion Uy t:l2: :i t.;,h t: _ Part:s p er rni.11:i..on (f) Grease-,. oil,. and sil.ncl int:crccp t""or s sh a ll be prov id::!d '\:hen in t:hc opinion o£ t:h c Di..~·C?:ct:or~ t:hc.y are necess ary .:Cor Lhc prop2 r h ~nd li.ng oi. 1iqu:i.cl \·Jast:cs cont:.o:~i.n·.i.n g grc .r~::::c in cxccss5.vc c=uuount.:s , or .e.n.y · .Llam!n.r:b1c ,'\·.l .:tst:cs, s And , or ot·her hn1..-.u £ul in!;,rcdicn t:s; except: Lhc:.t: such i.nt t..:rccpt:ors sh.:ill not: be requi.rcd £or pri..v a.Lc living qu .:tr t:crs oL· d \ ... -..:l.ling un.iLs . Al.l i.nt:erccpt:ors -shn11 b~ o.L a t:y pc-an c .cpaci.t:y approve<J by t:h c D.ircc- tor o£ U~~1it:ic s ~ 2nd s!~a11 b~ loc aL~ as co b e readi1y and easi1y ncccssib1c £or cl .n.ning ..:tnd i.nspc ct:i..on.. (g) \•.'here p rc 1i..u i.n ..:t l ·y t:reat u~.:::nt: or £1ou·--e;qua1i~in g facilit::i.c5 arc provide< .Cor any ,,_ ... cll-ers or ,,_ .. ast:es ~ they s hn11 be n"i1.5.nt:~in!:!d cont:i.n.uous ly in sa.L:i sfact:.oL·y and effect ive operation by the o t-7ncr a.t his c>:pe~se. (h) \·,''h c 1-i. r cqu :L1·cd by Lh e Dirc et::c:n·, t:hc o ;,.-n c r of ap.y prop~rcy sc::t..·viced by .a builU:Lng sc\-.-e r carrying in- d ust:ria.1 '\..T astes shall. install a suit:able co;-Jt:rol mc.u.hole together ,.~.i_t:h such necessary n1c te.rs and other appurten- ances in t:hc bt.1i.l.ding se\-:e r t:o £ctc.i.1itat:c ob scrv.c.t:ion ~ sampling~ and m~c:.suJ-~u:.....!:nt: of t:h~ ,._ .. as te.s _ Such manhole ~ l.·.Thcn. requi red ~ sha.1l. be uccc:ssib ly and safe1y 1ocat:ed ~ and shall be con st1·uct.cd in accordoP..nce "\.·.:-i t:h p1 -::tns approved by th e Dl.re;c-t:or. The m..::u"'l_holc shal'l be i .nst:a11ed by L:he O '\.~er at: h i.s c;.:pcnse ~ and shall be mnin t:ainc.d by h.i.rn so as t:o b e saLe and accessib1c at a11 t:im2s. (i) A11 tnea sur .:~~nc nt:s, t::cst:s,. Rnd c::t.na1yses of the. charact:crist:i.cs of '\.·.Tate rs and ,, .. ast:cs t:o '\-,;yhi..ch rcfcr.cncc is n t a.de in t:lai s orc:linG.J.'Jce sl'l"ll b e c!.etcnr.i.ncd in accor- dan c-e \·Jj t:h t.h P l et:cst cdit:l.on o£ "St:anc.J.nrd l·!e.thods Cor t:Jac E>:ruu:in ,c,.t:i.on of \·1a t:C"r and \·1n.st..C'\·_;7:1.t:er~" published by t:he Americ~n Pub1ic llc-c::lt:.h ./'...s sociat:i.on ~ and s1.a11 be. dct:eL-nlincd at: t:h~ control m ..::.nholc provi.dC!d ~ or upon su;t:~b ]c:.: .!::..:t :uplc~ taken at: snid cont:l-ol mnnhol.c-. In the eVe-nt-t ·h .nt: no ~pC"cial m nn ho1c h.a ~ b "t-~cn 1·r quLrcd ~ t:h c con - trol m ~n lto1c· sh~~11 b ~ con sidered t;o be t ·J.c n ca1..·~sc doHn- Stl·c .;:ull t iJ.7lltho lc in t:hc pub1:i.c scv."..:-!:1" to t:h c point: .at: ,_ .. J,ich t:hc bui.ldi.ng SC\-.Tc r~ is con.ncc· t.:cd. S.-unpl i.n~ sh.n.11 be carried -Jl:- • " II .! ! : • • - - o u t by cu ~ o£ CO :"'lS L i L t..l tc c :-:i.s t ... :. ('J.l,c p .:lrt.jc.... Cl. L\.-~i'lL y-f"c ·_,l...·c....~I ni.se is ~ ... Jc·s s hou ld : .. tl'ld su s p :!:,<i e<' ... ·o ou po~i.t..C!:> o .£ ·rom p c ri.odic 5-4-l 1. i 1: -' . - C'"<C'pLcd r ~L~ .... .::s Lo r e £1 ect c££~c L L h.z St.. ;.:.::~~c.· ,_-,,:>l:!~s nqc..i t o ~ .i.nc- ·r<.'.<=> t.<...-l.5.o.. ... ,. Jj_ :-,,. c.ac.J p1.· -Y · -)~c....s r ... •~..l· ..... <.1 ..__ .. 1._)) c.:c.Lc ... r~.,..,;,__ :~c.-Lhi...!r i.Ot.ll...-CC .. ,.,::•SiLC"' o£ al l O~tL.L .:-!l .... ::-.. o[" '1. ".ii"·tc..-O J" ":1cLhcr .:1 e,r .. ,_o s.:-~mp l c o r s .::.m -- .,__•n . !·o ,-,_~.::lly ,. bu L t t ot: al.'""ct ys,. DOD ~~ a nn 1y s~s ora obt a Lne d from 24-hour c ut: f a ll s '\·:he re pJJ ' s arc d et:er1n i.ncd S.[:.nt p lc-s _ ) It sha11 L ~~-1 l.av7ful for any p~rson to 1nali.ci.ous1y ,. \·7i lfu11y or nc·t;: ~("'>nt:ly bre a k ,.. d au1age ,. dcst..roy ,. uncover ,. d eface o r tempe. .. \7it:h any st:l...-uct:urc ,. appurtenc:.ncc ,. o r equipm.ent: Hhi.c !, is a part: of the-SC\·;-.c:ge '\•.:"arks o£ the Cil:y. 15-4-1 2 . A ut:horj,t;y of t:h e Dir.c-ct::or o:C UL:i1iti.cs - A uthori.%e>d E ~·>J ovc:~s (a) The. Di.rcct:or ancl oLhcr du1y author ized emp1oyc-c-s of the Ci ty o£ Eng lc-\ .. -ood b c .nri..ng proper cJ.-ecl.c-nt-i..-:.1s i1nd ~d cnti..£icat~o~ sh a 11 be p~r m it:Lcd ~o enter upon pr1va~e and pub1i.c prc Ht ise:-s for th e?' purposes of in spcct::ion ,. o bservc:tion,. m ::-asurc m2nt:,. s.amp Jjn e and t;cs t:i.n g i.n coccox- d ance with the provisions of thi s ordinance. TI•a D irec - tor or hi s rcpresen~atives s h a ll h ave no authority t o ?-nqu i. rc i n L:o ~ny proc~s sc.s i nc lu di.n~ t n::-t:~11u1.-eicc:.1,. chcrui..cnl ,. oi1,. rc£ini.ng ,. c eramic ,. p aper ,. or ot:lac:x.-in- d ustries b e yond tha t: poi.nt: having a direct: bearing on t:he kind c::.nd source of discharge t:o t:hc s e t...,e rs or ""a t:er - ways or facilit~e s for waste tre atment. (b) t ·."'hi.1c p er£o rtni.n g the necessary , .. ~ork on pri.vat:c properties reFerred to in (a) above . the DLreetor or duly authorize d emp1oyees of the City of Eng1C'\-.."Ood shn11 obs erve al1 safety ru1es npplicab1e to the premis es .est:c:.bl..ishcd by t:h e co::npany and t:hc compa.,y sha11 be h e ld h al...,t t l css £or injury or d ec.t..h r::o t:h e City employees end t:he CiLy sh.:t11 ~n dc mn ify t:J1c com party il,Srti.nst Lo ss or d c::_mc::.ge t:o "its property by Cj.t:y cmpl.oyces and against 1ia.bi1i.l:y cl.a.i.ms and demands £or personal injur y o r prope1.·t..y dan1ag<;» C1 $$Crt:cd against: the company and grc\·;i.ng out: o:L t:h C" gnugine and s.:t_rnpl:i_t .. r;; o pcrnl::i.on ,. except: as such nt.ny b e c au s ed by n c gli.ecncc. o r failure of the compan y t::o t naint.::.l.n safe c ondi.t:ions as required by 15-La-l.O(h) of this ch ap l:er. (c) The Di rccL:or c:.nd oth er cluly .n u t:ho)-i_zcd c-•nJ,l.oyccs o£ t:h c C it.:y o f En~~1L::\·7ood bc.::J. . ._-j ng p roper crc:dc nr:i c l.s and i.ndcnLiJ:i.c.4 t · i.on s h a ll be p crm J LL:c d t:o _cnt:cr privnL <-: pro pc r:.:y t:h roug.h \v iti_ e ll Lltc C{t;y or Engl.cvood Jrc.....,] ds .:t n C.:l.S~mc:nc .:COl." -19 - • -• T 32X • • he l ·\~r os~s o~. • :i.0:."1... r.-~ ~st.: .. .:::_ .O.!I)' p or L; o:-t 0- -. --l •L . ./~11 L .J...d <.• .nst..:ool-"1\ L , _......:l..T:~ o.C L ile d ll pri.v.o.~tc p ro • .,:::=rL _ 1 5-~·-13 . (a) A li en: Cor arbi..L:r .n.L i_o .. "l. .. • l:<..!t n o t lj 1 . ..i..t::: d L < l:o s.r .. : ;>li.nz.:o rt..;·p.: Ll1C' S !"v"O: ,:~\.." \.-.._11.,.·;:;. ·y and S\.•h~-::: ~v . l. bc---do;t.::.• i.n L\.l ..o got:i.c ~Lc d co::.Zcir::::n:.: ....>]vcd . in s:~ec L~on ~ obscr- .~n c 1-:.:"" ]_o"l l:Cl lC.llCC "t..l.i.ll S.:-t~d ·:: ~ny~ 011 ·~1.c'--, \_·j L h L i11 ... ni..n~ t._o Lh c Hoard shnJ1 b e apr,o~t Le d as n c:.li££erC"nccs b e t..t .... ecn tl.c Di..rccL " Ut:i..1 i.Lj_es Clil.d s c·~. c us ers on nt~Ltcrs concc1·ni.ng i• ·r - prct:aC:i.on and c :-.'-~C l 1l:i..o n oL th e?' provisions of this or- din ance by the Di.rL!cLor of: Ut:.i.liLies. The co s t: o£ arbi..- t:raL:ion '\.'.i.11 b!.! bort·ae by t:h e p ·.a.rt:y to '\Vllom .Y.clvcrsc jud ~ m e nt: is awa~ded _ {b) The t:\·.·o pnrt:i..cs sha11 sc1e c t. one arbi.t:rat.or. If Oll.C arbi..c:.ra.t:or i.s i.n su££i.ci..C"J.,t:, t:h e t:'\·.~o parties 'H 'i.11 ec:.ch sc1cct: ~1 n arbl.t:rat:or Hho . i.n t:u11.1.~ \-.~:i.11 sc1cct: a third arbi.Lrut:or . 15-4 -14. Rul es and n . ...,.gu l ~t:.i..ons _ The Dirc:c t:o r sh.n 11 have t:h c £urt:h e r authorjt:y to make .n 1~d pro:.t u1g.nt:c £rom t:i.mc t:o r:.j u~::::: such ru1cs and r egul~t:i..o~s es l1c find s necrssnry £or tl1e e£C~c~ent ad m ~n~G~r~tion and enCorcamen~ of th~s chapter ~n acid :i t·ion t:o c:nd i.n conj uncLi.on \·.""ith th::: provi.sjons of -t..hi.s ch c.pLc r ~~n d not: ~ncons.i.st:ent thcre l ·1 .i.th. 15-~•-15. Se'\·:age Rates and Ch.:~.rges to Become Lien The r ates or charocs set forth in 1 5-4-9 hereof . shall const:i.t:ut:c. a lie-1."1. 1..1pon t:hc l and :Cro:n t:h e d a te: o f bi11ing and n1ay be .assessed in the same ma.nne1-as oth e r spec~81 assessments . Dl.sconr-j nui":.nce of \~.::tt:e r S ervice For Fai:"~~o-ray Se\-7~r Ch e..rgcs l-fuen th e prcmise!J: to 'l.·7hich such sa..nit:ary sc,;.,aec service is proviclcd arc '\·J'it:hin th e Cit:y 1imi ts • £a:il.ure to pay t:hc ralcs and charges for trc.n.t·1n~nt and disposal. of san:i.t:cu-y sc,-... nge 'l·.l'hen due sha11 be cause £or discon- tinuance-o£ \-~::t:cr service , such ,..,.at:c.r serv:icc to be shut of£ unt~1 tha sewage b~11 sha11 be pa~d; prov~ded. ho'.·.:'"Cvcr . f -uch rcm~<.!y sh.;"t11 not: be cxcl.usivc of .nny ot:hc.~r avaj_1 <"ll>1c 1: .n::?dy prov.i.clc.d by 1~1:". (1962 Cod E", 8 .9--l.) In adcli.t::i.on t:O Lh e co s t: o£ consl:ruct:io'l'l..• .a11 assess- -20- • • - • • • t:1C nLs ~.r;c~c i.n p -.. ."1 C<? of Lh i.s i:~rL'i_cle shnl.1 inc1u c.~ 10 ~ oC co ~struc t c os t or ~nz~~c crLna. cd~~n~•trc .r!ncl c-t..h-~r i.nc:i.<.i 1 co !='l:.S :. L o~t.....·lh.:-r ,--Lh .:::-11 :inLcr t.h c ..:.'11 Cdd :",, ~. _ "5 ti.O."l.:.l J ---} .... .:. .. 'l.ClLy rc .._· c:2:.f":"!.L:ll: j p ~:-1:' o£ Cli....h l~t:x .. ~c t .i....C":t co~ or r:-ot ·s .: ch.c .. l.-'-....:.·b ~ anc. 1 co~ !_-.0 j _n col )c..;cL.i.~}:.... ,;:"' f':: j , .ing L h .t o£ icnLJo~ of th e &S SCO hall C L st j a p c rpct:u.:-.1 ] i.Pn ir. ,t:s as .::d ag. c.:.ch lot.: CJor t:r acL C · ., and ~ .i 1 h~" r ioriLy over n11 o t:h.:: ...._ ... ·n ~ exec--, .~n t::::ral ;. 1~c. No cl ~lay, rnisLakc c error ~n ~-~rocedurL sh c.tll prc-jud:.ice or i..nv.nl.i.d ri.....c ny £j_nal s essn1.2 nt: Uu t. t::he srun~ m::.y l>c rc n1~dicd by suLsequcnt.: D •• _•n d:ing act:~ or proceedings as the c.:!.sc tnay r equ ire. 15--4-1 8 -Failure t:o P~v Ext:ra-Terri t:orial S c '\·:r.z.r Ch arges -Collected as Taxes '"'h.cn t:l"lc prClniscs L o '-:hi.ch such sc'l.--vi.ce is pro- vided are 1 ocQted without the 1imits of the City~ fai1urc to pay t:hc rat:cs ,ru-,d ch.::u.-gcs :Cor trentmenc and d:i.sposa1 o£ sanita ry sc\:age \-.~hen due sha11 be c=!use for the City Cl.c rk to ccl:ti.fy to the County Co~n:niss ioners of the County ~n ~.~ch sa~d dcl~nquant u ser 's property ~s 1oc at:cd the ch.:o.rg~s due and u~pni.d , on or before Novet!l·- Der 1 st oL each yc.rtr , .and thc l.-cupon and until. pa:i_d "t:he s an1c sh.:"'..11 be a 1icn 1..1pon the rea1 prop ~l.-t.y so s erved by said sc\.;eragc system~ and sho.11 b e 1cvi.e d, c ert::i.fi cd , receive d or co1Jected by saJc annua1Jy from year t:o year by th e proper County of£i.cials ~s arc gen~ra1 t:~xcs , and the proce-eds t:h erc.Lro:n l.-ctn.Lt:ecd t:o the Ci ty of Et•,gl.c- wood; prov~d ed that ~f the pre m~ses are suppl~cd w~th City , __ ,.ater sei'..,.iccs , such service tnay be shut o ff Ut"lt:i1 such rates and c harges for t:reat:me nt: and dispos n 1. of sanitary sel.-;.rt8e sha1.1 have been paid . (1962 r: 'de , 18.9-2) 15-4-19_-Vio1at:ion (a) Any person fo1..1nd to be in v:Lo1 ation of any provi sion oL this ordinance, except:. Paragraph 15 -4-11 thereof , sha11 b e served by t:he C ity of Eng1cl:-700d ,._,-i_th .a ,.n:·j tt:~n not::icc st:at::i.ng t:he nature of the v:io1 .::.t:ion. and provid ing a. rcasonClb1e t:in-,e. limit: in Hh j _ch to sat:i.sfac- tor~Jy correct sa~d v~olat~on_ Titc o££endcr shal1, within Lhc period of t i.m:::! stated in such notice , pe.r- mancnt:1y cease a11 vio1 at:ions . -.. ~b ; It. sfta l ._l Le U 1c:h-J £u] for ·a,:.y -p ~rson to con- t"1•"\u C cu~y vio1c..tion b 2 yon.d · t:M.e p :ari...:a<.J of no.Licc as gi v en~ Fac-h -t ro~·' .,_ · :"1 .. "'1.(:-d o~-: }tc rcr, · a -.:-ny r~t]_c-C'l"l.-rc-o,c_ul at-ion ~---"'.i.1 --.c-'o~: r ; .. _.iau .l.,g~t:c--,cl.hcrcundcr, sh.::.1 1 c onsl ~t-w.t.c c: -~'-P.d'J.:_ •• ·,L ... <-..-.LC..:J.SC .---· (c) Any pc:-1:so~ vio1neine any of t:he provi.sion5 o £ -21- I I :I ·l "! • • r 32xl • • • 'his o r d : -0d J:or •~c sha11 beco ~e J ! · c x p -=.n.sc,. 1oss . c-: :.c ,·;·ood by rc.e.son c b 1 e t:o t:h~ Cit:y of En[;]C- ~m n 8 :· occas~on2d the -,_t;y o£ I SC?"-verehi.1i.t:y If any section, subseccio c1au sc or ph rase of th~s chap =L hc1d o r d e ci.d~d t:o be u nconsit:u :. va1~d £or any reason. such d e c~ t:h c va1id i. ty of the rema.i.n i.ng p.: ·t ch ~ ~""'1-e.tion .. _,raph , sentence, [or any reason .1,. i.11ega1, or ~n sha11 not affect _on of t:h~s chapter. O rdi.nc::._nces in Co:"'_-: i...c t Repea1ccl A11 ordinanc es o r parts of ordinances· i...ri c.onf1i..ct: hcrc.:n.J i..t:h arc hereby expressly rcpea1ed .. :x..ntroduced , read i.n fu1.1 and pa._ssed on f:i...:-st rea.di...ng the 17th day of January, 1972. Pu.b1.i.shed as a. Bi.l..l.. for a.n O::rd.i..na..nce 010 the 20th day o~ Janua..ry .. 1972 .. Read by ti.t.l....e and passed on fi.nal.. rea.d..1..n.g on t..be 7th day of February, 1972 .. Pub1i.shed by ti.t:l.e as Ord.i.na...nce No. S, Series o£ 1.972, on the l..Ot.h day of Fe..brua...ry , 1972. Mayor A'l."'TEST: ex of£~c~o C~t~ C1e.~ I. Stephen A .. Lyon. do hereby certify t::h.at the above and foregoing i~ a true. accurate and com~1et::e copy of a Bi.1J. for an Ord inance. introduce~. reG.d in fu11 and passed on first: reading on the day of 1971. _ .. .-. ,. .-. . ..... . - .· .· . .. • ·.:_r ~ ~··- e .;. of£icio Ci.t:y C1erk -22 - • • '32x - - • • RES OLL-r"IO~ 4 SERIES OF 1972 A RESO:..t.:Tt:.O~.: EXPKE5SISG THE APPRECIAT10~ OF TP.~ S,;:CLE\.:OOD ,. COLORADO ,. TO ~lARCt:S 0. SH I\.4 ERS. JR . \..."'HEREA5 ,. .!arcu s 0 . Sh ivers,. J r. has served t '. Eni;le:.,.4 ood for 24 ye ar s ,. i:l..iti.ally,. in the capacity a ~ and finally,. a s S pecial ~ater Counsel ; and -;:y OF ey of Attorney k~EREAS,. due to the professional competency ?erseverance o f Hr. Shi"·e r s ,. the '"'4 ater utility of the City of Eng! ->d bas gained the reputation a s being one of the major independent ~~ce ~orks system$ in the State; and \...~EREAS,. Marcus 0. Shivers,. Jr . has recently been appointed by the Governor of the State of Colorado to the po sition of District Judge in and for the Eighteenth Judicial District of the State of Colorado,. after having been recommended for s uch position by the Judicial Nominating Co~ission of said Judicial Dis trict. N~~. THEREFORE,. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED,. that the City Council,. on behalf of the C ity of Englewood and the residents thereof,. shou1d,. and does h ereby,. note the appreciation of the C ity of Mr. Marcus 0. Shivers ,. Jr. for se rvices .,.~ich he has rendered to the City ,. recognize the esteem in ~hich he is held by the residents of this City and w1sh to him •11 good fortune,. both personally,. and in h~s new po sition. Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Treasurer ·. . ... • • • • • · h:Ls o ..1 • -='cl Lor 1\...~e sha11 b.-;:_co:!~~ l · -cx:p ..;::.n.sc .. 1oss,. 0· :..c '\· .... ooU by r eas on r ""1 c Lo t:he: Ci..t:y of En~Jc !ru~!a: occasi..on cd tl~c · c y o£ l S c:-ver2hi..lit:y If any sccc~on, subsccc~c c1ausc or phrase o£ Ch~s ch ap ~• he1d or d ~c~d ed to b e uncon s ~c u: va1~d £or any reas on, such d ec~ the va1~d ~L y o£ the r ereaLn~nc i 'c h .:-12t.i.on. .r a.ph, s en t:cncc , £or cu-,.y r eason .1 , i.11cga1, or i.n- sha.11 not af£e.ct. on. o£ t:h:i.s cltaptc:::.1-. OrdincJ!ces in Co:"".-: .ict: -R e pea1cc.i A11 ordina.n.ce s or parts o£ ord:i.raanccs i.n conf1::tct: hcre,.,i..t:h a1.·e hereby expressly repealed. Introduced, read i.n fu1l.. and passed on first readi...ng the 17th day o£ January, 1972 . Publ..:i.shed as a Bil..l.. £o.r an Ord...i..na.n.ce on the 20th day of January, 1972. Read by title and passed on fi...nal.. reading on the 7th day of February, 1972. Publ..:i.shed by titl..e as Ordinance No. S, Series of 1972, on the 10th day of February , 1..972 . Mayor ex off~c~o C~ty C1e .~ I . Stephen A. Lyon. do hereby cert:ify that: the a bove and foregoing is a true. accurate and com?1et:e c opy of a. Bi1l for an O rdi..nancc. introduced. re~d in fu11 and p assed on first reading on the day o f 1971. e ;: of£i.c:to Ci.t:y C1erk .· .· ·. r ~ ..... '-.. .. -:?2·· - • • • • RESOLUTION NO. ~. SERIES OF 1972 A RESOL~LION AUTHOR1Z1XG THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF LAh~ FOR THE UTILITIES DEPAR~~- WHEREAS~ it has been determined that the Utilities Department of the City of Engle~ood, Colorado is in ne ed of additional r eal property upon which it may, from time to time. expand its facilities; and WHEREAS. a certain parcel of ground as hereinafter de sc ribed is proper and suitable for such future plant; NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD: 1. That the Mayor of the City of Englewood is hereby authorized to execute an agreement for the purchase a .nd sale of 2. 9899 acres of real property for the purchase price of Thirty Eight Thousand Two Hundred Nine ty Two Dollars ($38.292 .00). Said real property is described as follows: PARCEL 1:' Part of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northeast l/4 of Section 33. Township 4 South. Range 68 West of the 6th P.M •• described fol.1ows: COMMENCING at the Northwest corner of the Northeast l/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of said Section 33; thence South 384.47 feet t .o the true point of beginning; thence East 158.0 feet; thence North 274.67 feet; thence North 67°48" East 162.09 feet; thence South 470 .32 feet; thence West 308 feet; thence North 134.1 feet to the point of beginning. County of Arapahoe. State of Colorado. PARCEL II: The South 141.43 feet of the North 660 .0 feet of the West 308.0 feet of the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 33. Township 4 South. Range 68 Wes t of the 6th P.M •• County of Arapahoe. State of Col.orado. PARCEL XII: A r~ght of way and easement for a road over and acros s the Northeast one-quarter of the Northeast one-quarter of Section 33. Township 4 South, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M •• County of Arapahoe, State of Col.orado, more particu1arl.y described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of the NEl/4 of the NE 1/4 of said section 33; thence South along the West line of the NE 1./4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 33. a distance of 518.57 feet ; thence East 30 feet; thence North paral1el to the West 1ine of the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 33. 518.57 feet to the North line of the NE 1 /4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 33; thence West along the North 1ine of the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 33. 30 feet to the point of beginning. County of Arapahoe, State of Co1orado. 2. That the Director of Finance is hereby authorized to draw from the general. utility funds a warrant in the amount of One Thousand Do11ars ($1,000 .00) made payable to Wil1iam H. Kilpatrick. se ller. to be transmitted with the exec ute d agreement and to serve as a deposit on the purchas e pric e of said property. pursuant to its tenoos • • • I' 32 X I - • • • • ADOPTED AND APPROV"ED this 7~ day of 1.972- Attest: ex officio City C1erk 1 Stephen A. Lyon. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood. State of Co1orado. do he-reby certify t.hac the above and foregoing is a true. accurate and comp1ete copy o£ Re s o1ution No. S: • Series o£ 1.972. r->/ ex officio City C1erk • • • r 32xl - • • TO: FROM: • INTRODU CED AS A BILL BY COlJNCI~lAN DHORITY-Co BY AUTHORITY ORDINA.J.~CE NO. ·----"'~---SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE ~1ENDING CHAPTERS 22 -5 -Sa(1 0 ) AND 22-8 O F. THE COHPREHENSIVE ZONING O RDI 'N"CE • ORDINANCE NO. 26 • I.NTER-DFFICE MEMORANDUM City Counci1 and City Manager Bernard V. Berardini Eng1e~ood vs. Sheridan and Norman E. Samp1e, Intervenor SU&JIECT , Case N o. 25256 The State Supreme Court has dismissed Eng1ewood's appea1 ~th reference to the above case ~thout written opLnion, but presumab1y because no f~na1 judgment ~as entered by Judge Green on May 7, 1971. I have fi1ed numerous briefs, motions and documents, a11 of which p1eadings requesting the Supreme Court to reconsider it 's order of dismissa1, but they have conc1uded that they ~11 not review the m.atter and tbe case is ended. The City of Sheridan did not make an appearance in the State Supreme Court and the case is also over ~th reference to tbe.-m. .. The City's position as it re1ates to the proposed Santa Fe-Union Annexation is as fo11o~s: 1.. Annexation Ordinance No .. 32, Series 1970 annexing approx~te1y 181 acres is void .. 2.. The above 1and proposed to be annexed by Eng1ewood and proposed for annexat i on e1ection to Sheridan remains in Arapahoe County and unincorporated. 3. Pursuant to the terms of Chapter 139-21-6 (6). ''No proceedings for annexation to a rnu.nicipa.1ity may be initiated in any area wh~ch is the same or substantia11y the same area in which an e1ection for annexation to the same rnunicipa1ity has been he1d w-i..thin the preceding twe1ve 1110nths. •• BVB/ke - • • • TO: FltOM: • 0 - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM City Counci1 and City Manager Bernard V. Berardini Eng1e~ood vs. Sheridan and Norman E. Samp1e. Intervenor SUIU£CT • Case No. 25256 The State Supreme Court has dismissed Eng1ewood's appea1 w1th reference to the above case ~tbout written opinion. but presumab1y because no f~na1 judgment was entered by Judge Green on May 7 7 1971. I have £i1ed numerous briefs. motions and documents, a11 of which p1eadi..ngs requesting the Supre.me Court to reconsider it's order of dismissa1, but they have conc1uded that they wi11 not revie~ the ~atter and the case is ended. The City of Sheridan did not make an appearance in the State Supreme Court and the case is a1so over with reference to them. The City's position as it: re1ates to the proposed Santa Fe-Union Annexation is as fo11o~s: 1. Annexation Ordinance No. 32. Series 1970 annexing approxL~ate1y 181 acres is void. 2. The above 1and proposed to be annexed by Eng1ewood and proposed for annexation e1ection to Sheridan re~ains in Arapahoe County and unincorporated. 3. Pursuant to the terms of Chapter 139-2 1 -6 (6). ''No proceedings for a.n.:n.exation to a m:uni.cipa1ity m.ay be initiated in. any area which i.s the sa:rne. or substan.ti.a11y t:.he same area in which an e1ecti.on for annexation to the same m.unicipa1ity has been he1d w-ithin the preceding t:we1ve m.onths.'' BVB/ke • • r 32xl • • • • 0 - TO: A1l Me'ID.bers of the Engle"Wood City Council FROM' DATE' Mr .. Sta..n1ey H .. Dlal. City Manager February SUBJECT' Background For son:l-e tiJ:ne now. En.glewood"s co"'Dl...ID.erclal dlstrlct has been undergoing a sub&tantla.l cha.nge and re-orlentattoo. Unt1.1 the last few years. the prl- D1&.ry buslness district was predo:Dl.lna.tely o£ a north-south dU:nen.sion along South Broadw--ay.. It now appears to have developed a strong east-west. db:nen.slon wltb the boundaries bel.n.g Cinderella City to the west and Swedish Medical Center to the east.. 'I"hls area. so"ID.e several blocks in depth each side of the Ha..JDpden axis. ha..s D1B.)or positive develop~nent. pressures. but. with some deterioration l.o. the cen._ter section.. "The coran1erclal uses alc:Klg South BroadW""ay no longer make up the viable core they once made .. 'The developn:lents of other agencies (such as the Regional Transportation Oistr·ict.. Colorado Depa.rtmen.t. o:f Highways. n1ajor private developers a.nd. 1andowners. the City o:f Englew-ood. the nel.ghborln.g city o£ Sheridan. retail and con:u:nerclal establtalunen.t.s) have aubatan:tlal Unpact on this area. HOW'- ever. the :Englewood con::unun.lty can tn.f.luence these entitles U we know W""hat we ~t. Few United States co:o:u::nunlties have m_ade a real eUort to con- 'SC'lously develop goa1s. object·ives and U:n.plexnentive xnethods for eUective gutdance o:f thelr core area developxnenta . A revtew of" the past six years o£ pu.bllc and private const:ru.ctlon r evea1s that approx:l~nately $150 rn llllon was invested ln pbyatcal llnprovern..ent.s w1.thln the Engle'W'ood c o rporate ll.m.Us. It appears reasonable to expect a sU:n.llar growth over the next slx to tw-elve-year period. (Indeed. the I....arwln Company has recently llD..D.ouncerl p1a..n.s £or a $45 mUllan develop-ment on the for-rner KLZ radio tow-ers site.) Can Englewood a.Uord to invest lts best eftort: both tn terxns o":f ldea.s. com- munl.ty leadership. and money In guiding its buatnesa area developments to Insure that benefits will be max:l.J:n_lz.ed and poselble ha.rn1fu.l affects rnln._l- ml.z.ed? 'The answ-er ls ·•Yes. •• Recom..DJ._e:nda.tlon.s Therefore. I a.zn urg"'.ng the City Councll to: (1) Appolnt a coiD.J:D.lt:tee o:f public and private COD:l..:Dl.unlty leaders to review and report back to the City Council by approxt.m.ately Aprll 1s-t on the following asslgn.t:n.ent: (a) To define a geographical area for core area an.a.lysls and guidance .. (b) To state the nature of: tbls area. the c.h.anges currently afiect.lng it and lta probable future. aasu.:o:1lng present trends ... (Continued) • • • • - e l • • • 0 ,. - A1l Members of the Englewood City Council February 2, 1972 Page 2 (c ) To relate the h:npact:a upon this area of changes such as rapid transit, the public highway systent develop- ntent:.s, developments wi..tbJ.n Sheridan, and public and private developments as they are li_kely to occur. (d) To recorrunend an action prog:ra.Dl. directed tow-ard de- termining the kind of core area which should be en- couraged over the next fl.fteen years including: 1.. Speclflc suggestions regardlng vvays of com- munity· pa.rtlcipa.tion in developt.ng basic goa1s and forinulating spect£tc m..ajor objectlves. 2 . Sources of expertise and a.sslsta.nce for nec- essary sta..£f effort.. and specliic suggestions on the steps to att.a..in this assistance. 3. Coxnments on. the probable role of the Engle- wood municipal governn:'lent and other lnstiQ.I.- tions in b:nple:m.enting such a progra.nt.-. 4. The suggested tUne schedule for this pro- grea.nl develop"ID-en.t effort. 5 . An estimate of the probably financial costs £or the effort a..n.d comments on the source o:f montes to meet this. Su.ggested Committee 'The following eleven people are being suggested to you for appointment to the Core .Area Planning Co"UUD.ittee: fl.) (2 ) (3) (4) (S) I....owell Palmquist -Swedi_sh Hospital Acbnlnlstrator. Presi- dent Elect of the Englewood Chamber of Commerce. (Suggested temporary chalrman.) Paul Ambrose-Arnbrose-Wllltams I>evelopers, :managers of Park 'N Shop and other properties in Englewood. ~a~~o;:: ~·e~b~:e:i g~iz~:.~~:~ 6!~[;:!:~ Workable Progra.n1 ... Richard Banta-Attorney. Chairman of Colorado Btghway comxntsstcm.. Exnmett Curry -President of Fttst National Bank. Chair- man o[ Englewood Cba.n:lber of Commerce Downtown S teerin.g Committee, member of :Board of Directors of Denver Chamber of Commerce. (Conttn.ued) • • • r 32x - - - - • - A11 Members of the Englewood City CouncU February 2. 1972 Page 3 (6) c:n Gerrl Von Fre1llck -Developer of Cinderella City and owner o.C other properties. Herbert Hosan:n.a. -Pastor of MayfiO'W'er Con.grega.tl.onal Church and 'Ulember of" Clti.z.ens' Advisory Co-m.m_lttee on Vr/orka.ble Progra.JD ... (e:) and (9) Mayor Milton Senti and one Councll.m.a.n. (10) and (11) Tw-o rne'Dl.ber s of: the P18.DXllng Coxn.m.lsston.... Comments The CoJ:D,..Ul._lttee should be asked to exercise tJ:nagi.n.atl.on in their efiort "While placing strong e.mpbasls on the necessity o.f effective lrnple:rnentatton... The resul:t should be to develop a ra.t:lonal process o.f guided growth . Respectfully. S TANLE Y H . DIAL Clty Manager S HD/lj CC : Mr . Kenneth CarlsOID.., Ch.a.lrD1an. Pl.annln,g and Zootn.g Conu::nlsslon M.r ... .JILID-eS L ... Supt.:nger. Dl.rectnr o.f Cou:u::nun.Lty Developu:ueo:t M.r. George Peterson.. Executive Ma.nager. Englewood Cha:n3ber of CoD1.Dl..erce - ~....., ___ iiiilo...,. ______ .:.,,;.~:..;· ;..1 _..;. __ ~~ r 32 x .. • • FROM: • 0 - rNTER-QFF:X.CE MEMORANDUM Stan1ey H. Dia1, City Manager Stephen A. Lyon, Director o f Finance W~11iam A. ~1ton~ Fixe Chief SlJB.,.TEC:T ; B:i..ds Rece.i..v-ed on Te1e Squ.i...rt F.Lx"e Apparatus on January 28, 1972~ bids -ere opened for a Te1e Squirt ~:Lre fight.i..ng apparatus. On1y one bid was received , that of Snorkel., Lnc., of St. ~oseph, Missouri. The base price is $74,111. By making part~ payments durLnq construction, the City can reduce the price to $72,436. Discussion of O pt ions Two des irab1e options were quoted: generator and a Jacobs eng:i..ne brake. 3,000 watt portab1e The 3,000 watt portab1e generator was quoted at a cost of $893 . The generator a11ows 110 vo1t hand too1s, venti1ating: fans, and other accessories used in fire fighting to be operated from the Te1e Squirt. we consider th~s a feature ~hich is h~g:hl.y desirab1e as it wou1d give the City two pieces of equipment (the present Snorkel. and the proposed Tel.e Squirt) from '\othich 110 vol.t equipment can be operated . Shoul.d the City purchase this separate1y at a l.ater date and Losta11 it, the cost woul.d far exceed $893. The Jacobs engLn~ brake is priced at $810. The eng:i.ne brake is a sa£ety factor by a11owing 30 per cent faster stops with this heavy piece of equi.pa.ent. The engine brake w i11 he1p reduce maintenance costs asso- ciated w ith the brake system. Approva1 of both options wou1d bring the price to $74,139 • Number of Bids Submitted The City issued specifications to nine bidders, a11 of whom did not b~d, -ith the exception of Snorkel.. When the specif~cations were issued, the City was fu11y aware that Snorke1 was the on1y manufacturer of Te1e Squirt equ~pment. However, it was hoped that through a forma1 bid process a better pr~ce wou1d be achieved than by negotiation. Xn retrospect, it appears that there wou1d have been no di.fference :Ln fi.n.a1 price from that bid had "We negotiated. , • • - I_ 1_1 I 1_1 • • - Stan1ey H. DLa1~ C~ty Manager Page 2. Perhaps the on1y e~ement of compet~tLon that coul..d have been achi-ev-ed -•s that on the ma..nu..factu..re of the cba._ss.i..s _ Bes:ides Young Equi..pment Company. the fire -h.i.ch i.s fu.rn.i._shi..ng the c.ha.ssi.s for thi.s ve.h..i.cl..e, two others, Os.hk.osh a _nd Mack. Truck , provi...de a c:ompara.bl..e chassi.s. Mack Truck was not contacted by Snorkel.. due to their tendency to pri.c:e cons:iderabl..y above Young and Oshkosh_ Quotations for the Oshkosh chassis -ere obtained by s~orkel.. at approx~tel..y $1,000 more than the Young chassis . F~cing of Overage $70,000 -•s budgeted for th1s item in 1972. The overage of $4, 1..39 "W:i.11 be covered by a transfer of th.i.s amount £r0111 the Pa.vi.ng District 21 appropri.a.ti.o.n. for the Ci.ty•s share. -~~ D1rector o£ Finance SAL:d£1 • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY CO UNCI L'-tAN DHORITY. r-Co . 7y 0 BY AUTHORITY ORDINA.'<CE NO. --~4?e_ __ _ SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE AHENDI 'G CHAPTERS 22 .5-5a(10) AND 22.8 O F. THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONI 'G O RDINANCE • ORDINANCE NO. 26 • S ERIES OF 1.963 • ENTITLED. "PRIVATE O FF-STREET PARK ING STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL USES", BY I NCREASING THE RE - Q UIRED OFF-STREET PARK ING REQUIREHENTS FOR EFFICIENCY UNITS A ND FOR GUESTS O R VISI TOR PARKING. AND DEFINING THE SAHE. NOW. THEREFORE . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI TY COUNCIL O F THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO: Section 1. That Ch ap t e r 22.5 -5 a(10) of the Com- prehe nsive Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 26, S e ries of 1963, is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 22.5 5a(l.O). Residentia1 Uses (i) Sing1e farni1y dwe11ing .... two (2) spaces per each d~e11ing unit. (ii) Mu1tip1e fami1y dwe11ing .... Efficiency, one or t ·w"O bedroom units .. one and one-ha1f (1-1/2) spaces per each dweL1ing unit. Three or more bedroom units .... two (2) spaces per each dwe11ing unit. Such parking sha11 be designated and identified as parking for the occu- pants of the bui1ding on1y. Guests or Visitors .... five or more dwe1 1ing units .... one(1) space for each five units. Such parking sha11 be designated and identified as temporary parking for the use of guests or visitors of the occupants of the bui1ding o n1y. Section 2 . That Chapter 22.8 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963. is hereby amended by addLng the fo11o~ing definitions: Definitions "Guest: or Visitor Off street Parking." An off-stree t parking space provided for temporary -1- • • r - - - use of gues~s of, or visitors to occupants or tenants of the bui1d~ng, whether for socia1, business or professiona1 reasons. "Efficiency Unit". A dwe11ing unit con- sisting of one room and inc1uding a bathroom, kitchen, ha11way, c1osets and dining a1cove direct1y off of the pri...ncipa1 room, prov1ded such dining a1cove does not exceed 125 sq. ft. i._n area . Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first readLng on the 20th day of December, 1971. Pub1i...shed as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 23rd day o f December, 1971. R ead by ti...t1e and passed o n fi...n a 1 r e ad ing o n the _______ d ay of 1972. Pu b1ishe d by t::it1e as O rd_i. __ nan __ c_e __ N_o_._::_::_::_::_::_::_::_--. 1 ., 9 <" 7 • 2 s_ e r i...es o f 1 97 2 o n the d ay o f May or A ttest: ex o f f i cio City C1erk-Tre asurer I, Stephe n A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and fore going is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of an ordinance. passed on fina1 reading and pub1ishe d by tit1e a s Ordinance No. , Series of 1972. e x o fficio C ity C 1 erk -T r easurer -2-.. f I -- • - Council.. MeetLng 2/7/72 Ca11 to order by Mayor Senti at B:OO P.M . Invocation and A11 e giance as shown Rol..1 c:a11 --7 present COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SECONDED~" TJ'Dii.T THE MINUTES 2:..z-.......-.q_~ /3 /? 7 2- 0 F THE REGUIA..R. MEETING OF -) , BE APP'A::>VED AS READ . Upon the ca.l...l..-. Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None Mayor Senti. recogni-zed th.e fol...l..a-i..n.g peopl..e from the List of Special.. Citizen Program Invitees: Mr. LaVerne A. Lynch, 3936 South Bannock Street, Precinct No. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jcunes W. Gu..nn, 3074 South Pennsy1va..n.i.a. Street, Preci....nct No. 5 . Mr. and M rs Wil..l..i...am G. Schaffer, 4438 South El..ati Street, Precinct • No. 12 . Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Scaduto, 5011 South Fox Street, Precinct • No . 1..4 • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ard R. Jennings, 4701 South Jason Street , Precinct No • .J.S . • - -2 - Mr. Austin Gomes~ 3170 South Humbo1dt~ representing the St. Louis catho1ic Church~ appeared before Counc11 to request approva1 of a specia1 -e v ents 1iquor permit for a St. Patrick"s dance to be he1d on March 18~ cr oc- 1972~ from ~P.M. to 12:00 Midnight. City Attorney Berardini stated that the Counci1 must est&b1ish a date of hearing on the reques-t . COUNCILMAN OI«>RITY MOVED~ COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL ESTABL.ZSH MONDAY, MA.RCH 6~ 1 972 , AS THE DATE OF E:IEAR...I_NG ON r HE REQUEST OF ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR A. SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR PERMIT. Upon the ca11 ... Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None T h e Mayor dec1ared the motion carried. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED~ OOUNCILH.AN SCHWAB SECONDED~ THAT THE PUBLIC HEA.R..ING TO OONS:D>ER AN O RDINANCE WHICH WOULD INCREASE OFF -STREET PARJC:Z:NG REQUIREMENTS BE O PENED. Upon the ca11 __ _ Ayes: 7 • Nays: None Absent: None • The Mayor dec1a..red the pub1i.c heari...ng opened at 8:30 P.M. • • ~= A tape recording o£ the pub1ic hearing is on fi.1e wi.th the o££ici.a1 records of the City C1erk of the February 7~ 1972, City Counci1 meeting. • • 1'32 X - • • - • -3 - Listed be1ow in order of first appearance and presentation are the individual.& -ho testi£ied at the hearing and the exh1bits: Mr. James L. Supinger, Director of Eommunity Deve1opment ac::...,.......,......_;~-"";1--' Exhibit *1 --An affidavit from the Eng1e-ood Heral.d Sentine1 showing publ.ication on December 23, 1971 , of Notice of Pub11c Bea.rLng on a Bi11 for an Ordinance LncreasLng Off-Street Parking Requirements, and pub1ication of the Bi11 for an Ordinance itse1f. Mr . Supinger discussed the provisions of the ~--ordinance w~th Counc~1 -~t w as noted by Counc~1 that there was no one ~attendance who wished to speak either for or against the ordinance nor did anyone stand -hen a ,po11. of the audience was requested for those i..n favor and those opposed. COUNCI..LMAN DHOR.l:TY MOVED , COUNCILMAN SC~AB SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HE.AR..l:NG BE CLOSED. Upon the ca ..l 1 ••• Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the hearing c1osed at 8:35 P .M. COUNCILMAN SCFIWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, ~ THAT TtE: PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. 71 BE OPENED. Upon the ca11 •.. Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1a.red the publ.ic hea-ring opened at 8:36 P.M. NOTE : A tape recording ... • -• I' 32X - • • • • -4 - Listed below in order of first appearance and presentation are the individuals 'Who test~fed at the hearing and the exhibits: Mr. Stanley H. D~a1, City Manager, discussed the methods of deter ination of the assessments and the collection procedures by the City of Englewood and Arapahoe County.~No one appeared in regard to the assessments for Sidewalk District No_ 71. COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED , COUNC1LMAN DHOR.I'I'Y SECONI:ED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED_ Upon the ca11 _ .. Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor decl.ared the heari...ng c1os~ at 2.Jdl:lliibcll¥K¥ a : 38 P .M. T 'he fol.l.o-:i.ng 1i.quor application chec.k. 1i.st..& "Were received for the record: Chec.k. 1i.st f o r app1icants for a liquor and 3 .2 beer license . Check list for app1icants remodel.ing or causing other physica1 changes to be made to prem...i.ses l..icensed for sa.1e of liquor 3 .2 fermented ma~t beverage. Check list for 1iquor 11cense ownership change exceptLnq corporat.ions . Check 1ist for liquor license owners~p changes -c~ corpo- rati..ons onl.y. The schedule for comp1eti..on of Paving District No. 20 'Wa.& received for the record. • • • I' 32 X I - - . .r ....... .___. - - -5 - Items 4c thru 4m al..l.. received for the record. A schedul..e for creation of Paving Di.stri.ct N o . 21, ....,._,...,.,,.,.===- memorandum from Mr. Kel..l..s Waggoner, Director of Publ..i.c Works, and a Bi.l..l.. for an Ordinance estab1i.shing the Di.stri.ct,~~urecei.ved for the record. Introduced as a Bi.l..l.. by Cou:nci.l..nart .DI"l_ori.ty and read in ful..l.., A B:XLL FOR AN O RDINANCE CREATING AN X.MPROVEMENT DXSTR..l:CT :I:N THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION TI:IEREXN OF STREET AND ALLEY rM.P80VEMENTS; PR:>VI.DING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE O:I:ST.RJ:CT IN PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PROV":I.DING FOR NOTJ:CE TO CONTRACTORS AND TO BIDDERS FOR SPECIAL :o..PROVEMENT OI.STR..l:CT BONDS OF SA.XO CITY. COUNC:r:LMA.N DHOR.l:TY' MOVED, COUNCIL~ BLESSING SECONDED, THA.T THE Bl:LL FOR AN ORDJ:NANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AN:D POBLISHED ~ULL IN THE ENG.LEWOOD HERA..LD WJENTZN.EL. Upon the ca.l.l.. ••• Ayes: 7 Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1a.red the moti...on c:a...rri...ed. A memora.ndunt from the Pl..anni..ng~d Zoni...n.g Commission dated January 24, 1972, recommending the vacat~on o£ a porti...on o£ the South Li...ncoLn Street/South Sherman Street a11ey south of Gi...rard Avenue, was recei...ved for tbe record. ... 1 II -- ~' 32 X . ~ - - - - - -6- It was the consensus of Council that the City Attorney prepare a bi11 vacat~g a portion of South Linco1n Street. A memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission dated January 24, 1972~ requesting a height exception for Offices , Ltd., fronting on Sou·th LincoLn Street and South Sherman Street :x~a.a:.h south of Ea_st G.i...rard Avenue, PUBLIC was rece~ved for the record . ' ~ COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED . =ONCJ:LWOMAN HENNING SECONDED . THAT A r-:;::,"'J.,_-/ HEA.R.ING BE ESTABL.ISHED FOR MA..RCH 6 , 197 2 , AT 8 i 00 P.M . , ON T HE REQUEST OF OFFICES , LTD., FOR A liXK HEIGHT EXCEPTION . Upon the ca111 ••. A y es: 7 Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. A memorandum fro~ Mr . Stanley a. D ial , City Man ager , to Council regarding the year-ending balance in the Recreation Fund, was received for the record. M.r. D.i..a1 review ed the yea.r -end.i.ng ba.l.ance .:i.n the R.ec:reati.o.n Fund with Counci.1. -- r 32xl • -7 - A memorandum from Mr_ Stan1ey H_ Dial.~ City Manag e r~ to Counci1 recommending dead 1Lmb pick-up program in March~ -as received for the -r eco rd. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED~ COUNC I...LIIIAN LA.Y SECONDED, TfGtt.T THE CITY APPROVE AND ENlX>RSE THE MARCH, 1972, PROGRAM OF PICXING UP DEAD AND D.EX::E:A.SED TREE Lr.HBS AND THAT THE EXPENDITURE NOT EXCEED $10,000. Discussion ensued_ Counci1.naa.n Schwab stated that h.i.s opposition to the program ~e // -ou1d be '}1!.~ reduction ~he $20~000 budget for tree ~ p~t.Lng_ Discussion contLnued. U,pon the ca.11 of the ro11 on the mot.i...on, the vote re..sul.ted a.a fo1.1.ows: Ayes: S Nays: Counci.l...lne.n B1essi...ng ~ Schwra.b. Absent: None The Mayor decl.a..red the motion ca.rr.i.ed . S(f) rece.i.ved for the record_ COUNCILMA.N LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECO'NDED, THAT THE ANNUAL u ~ ~ ?> C'.._L. ~--• RENEWAL OF THE 3. 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR (address) /;<3 ~~ &..L_L~_..)~ BE APPROVED. Upon the ca.11 ..• Ayes: 7 -• • The Mayor dec1 ared the motion carri.ed. (* -• '32xl • - -a - RESOLUTION NO. 4~ SERIES OF ~972 A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE APPRECIATION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ - COLORA.J:X:>, TO MA.RCUS O. SHIVERS, JR. (CopDd ~ fu11 Ln the official.. Resol..ution Book.} COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCZ.LMAN LAY SECONDED ., THAT RESOLUTl:ON NO.4., SER..I.ES OP 1972., BE ~ ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon t.hec::al..l.. of the rol..l..., the vote resu1ted as fo11ows: Ayes: 7 The Mayor decl..ared • _. 8 8 * * - A m.eznora.ndurn frOID the Chairman o£ the Water and Sew-er .Bc:>a..rd recommend.ing the acceptance and approval.. of the proposed revision to Titl..e XV of the City Code regarding Water Division matters. was received for the record. Director of Util..itics., Cha%l..es Carrol..l.. appeored before City Council.. and discussed the recommended changes to the water chapters of the City Code. COUNCILMAN LA¥ MOVED., COUNCILMAN SC..,AB SECO'f'IDED,. THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO PREPARE THE NECESSARY CHANGES TO THE WAXER UTIL.ITY • PORTION OF Tf£ C:rrY CODE. Upon the ca11 •.• Ayes: 7 • • • The Mayor decl..ared ... A memora.nduzn £rom the Chairman of the Water and Sewer Board rec-=--e..nd:i..ng • • r 32x • - -9 - the approva1 of a Revised Companion Agreement between the City , Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District and Cherry Hi.11s Rancho Water and Sanitation District , was received for the record. Director of Uti1ities Char1es Carro11 appeared before Council. revised agreement and exp1aLned the reasons for the ~~~~-~~/~~~~~~~-between the City, Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District and Cherry Hi11s Rancho Water and Sanitation District. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNC:r.LIIAN SCHWAB SECONDED, T HAT THE REVISED AGREEMENT BE APPROVED AND Ta;q.T THE CITY KrTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY' IX>CUMENTS. Upon the cal..l. _ •• Ayes: 7 The Mayor dec.l.ared --- A memorandum from the Chairman o£ Xkwx.Y•x the Water and Sewer Board rec:onune.ndi.ng the atte.n.d.a.n.ce of La:wrence E _ Thompson at the Water Po.l..l.uti.on Control. Federation m.e.et.i.ng .i...n Wa.shj_n,g·ton , D.C. , March .1.4 , .1.972. C1ty Man.ager Dia1 discussed the attendance of Mr. Thompson at the Water Po11ution Contro1 Fede ration meetLng in was~gton , D .C. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED , COUNCXLWOMAN HENNrNG SECONDED , THAT THE • ATTENDANCE OF MR. LAWRENCE E. THOMPSON AT THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION ME.ETZNG :I.N WASHINGTON , D .C ., ON MARCH 14 , 1972, BE APPROVED . Opon ••• • • • Ayes : 7 The Mayor dec1ared ... • • • -1.0 - A mern.ora.ndunt froin the Chai.rma.n of the Water and Sewer Boa.rd recommending the sa1e o£ Boreas Pass Ditch Number 2 Water R1ghts was received for the record. Mr. Carroll reappeared before City Council. and stated that the City had received an offer from Ado1ph Coors for the purchase of the City •s tS3,ooo Boreas Pass water rights at the price of ~&e,eou. Mr. Carro11 stated that initia11y the City had paid $134,000 and with various deve1opmenta1 costs COUNCXLMAN SCHWAB M O VED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT THE MATTER BE TABLED FOR FURrHER DISCUSSION. Upon ••• Ayes: 7 The iH----t--x---x-xx Mayor decl.ared the s (k) received for the record. ~ -"' 5 (1) received for the r ecord. 7~ ..... -4. .... ~ .~:z-:c:zz;;._ City Man.ager Di.a.1 stated that the .LnquLry -ou....l.d be presented to the Water and Sewer Board for recommendation. • S(m) received for the record. Assistant City Manager McDivitt discussed the recom.endat~on -ith Cou.nci.1.. • • O RDINANCE NO. S, SERIES OF 1972 AN O RDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACI.Na: Ctm..PTER. 4, ARI'XCLE :r AND ARTI.CLE II. OF TITLE XV .•• • I' 32X I - -11 - (Copied i.n fu11 i.n the o£f i..ci.a.1 Ordi..nance Book.) COUNCXLMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SECO NDED, TtmT ORDX:~CE NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1972, BE PASSED ON F~ READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENG.LEW(X)O HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the ca111 ... Ayes: 7 The Mayor dec1ared .•• RESOLUTION NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1972 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECtrrJ:ON CF' A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHA.SE OF LAND FOR THE UTILITIES DEPARTMENT. (Co~d i..n fu11 in the offi..ci.a1 Reso1ut~on Book .) COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MC>VED, COUNC:I:LMAN BR:JWN SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1...9 72, BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the c:a..11 .• - Ayes: 7 Th Mayor dec:l.a..red •• _ City Attorney ~ Berardi.ni presented a memorandum dated February 7, 1972, discuss~ the dismissal.. of the City •s suit in the -.:nnex.ati.on of the Santa Fe -Un:i.o.n A.rea.. Mr. Bera.rdi.ni d...1scussed th.e annexati-on and Supreme Court dec:i.si.on with Council. and stated that accor ding to State l..aw, annexation proceedings coul..d not be instituted until... November, 1972. - -..:.. • \ ! -r -- r 32 x • -l..2 - A memorandum from Mr. Stanl..ey H. Di.al..~ Ci.ty Manager~ to Council. regardi....ng a area Pl.anni.ng and Oevel..opment Co~i.ttee~ -as received for the record. City Manager Di.al.. dis cussed the recommendati.ons to City Council. about the Core Area Pl.anning Committee. Council. discussed attendance of Counci.l. members a& on the Committee. A memorandum from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance~ and L<o.. ,.. ._.&-.._~ L._L ~ Fire ch~ef Wm. -A. Hamil.ton A recommendi.ng the a-ardi.ng of a bid for a tel.e- scopic squirt apparatus in the Fire Department , -as recei.v ed for the record. Fi.re Chief H&Dl.:il.ton appeared before City Cou.nci.l. and di.scussed the bid received for a Tel.e Squirt pumper fire apparatus. CounciLman Schwab discussed probl.ems -i.th the Jacobs engi....ne brake . COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSJ:NG SECONDED, Tl-D\T COtJNCrL APPROVE THE PUacHASE OF THE TELE SQUI..RI' FIRE APPARATUS FROM THE SNORKEL CORPORATION . ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI , AND THAT THE ADMINISTRATION RES.EA.RCH THE ZKBIDB. JACOBS ENGINE BR;UCE AND REPORr TO CITY COUNCIL PRIOR TO THAT OPTION BEING At7rH::>RIZED BY CITY COUNCIL. Upon the cal.J. __ _ • Ayes : 7 The Mayor decl.ared ..• • • • City Manager Dial. requested the attendance of Patro1man Duane ~ Jarred to the Ne-Mexico Law Enforcement Tra:i.ni.ng Academy February 21-25 . 1972. • • T 32X - - - - - - -1..~- Mr. Di...al.. stated that. the purpose of M.r. Jarred • s attendance was to :rece1ve special. school..Lng Ln auto theft and abandoned vehic1es. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNC:l:LMA.N SCHW.AB SECONDED, THA.T THE A'rl'ENDANCE OF PATROLMAN DUANE JARRE~ THE NEW MEXICO LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ACADD-IY FEBRt.JA.ln.' 21 -25, 1972, BE APPFfOVED. Upon the cal..l.. •• - Ayes: 7 The Mayor decl.a:red ... ORDINANCE NO . 6 , SERXES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE AMENDr.NG CHAPTERS 22.5 -S(a) ••• (Copied i...n fu11 i.n the official. O:rdi...na.nce Book.) CX>UNC::I:LMAN DIDRXTY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT O RDINANCE NO. G, SERIES OF 1972 , BE PASSED ON F~ READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN T BE ENGLEWOOD I::IE.-ALD SENTINEL . Upon the cal.l. ••• Ayes: 7 The Mayor dec:l..a..red. _. City Manager Dial. reminded members of Council. that March 27, 1972, is schedul.ed for the hearing of P.O. 20 assessments. --"""(..x~...r.. 11" Mr. Dial. al..so infopmed members of Council. that due to the fact that February 21 , 1972, is a 1ega1 hol.i...day, the next Counci...l. meeting wi11 be hel.d on February 22. City Manager D1a1 reminded members of Counci1 that in the fa11 o £ • -- T 32 X - COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHN'AB SECONDED, THAT MR. ./ Upon the ca11 ... Ayes: 7 COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COONC:l:.LHAN BRCIWN SECONDED, THAT M.R. ././ 7 WILLI..AM R.. ROSS, 31.20 SOUTH RACE, AND MRS. MAXINE STANLEY, 2:;..0~ "'7"7y'-~~ BARVA.RI>, BE APPO:rNrED TO THE P:IANN:I:NG AND ZON:J:NG COHMISS l:ON. Upon the ~~ C&l.l.. •. Ayes: 7 The Mayor decl.ared •.. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED , COUNCILMAN B~ SECONDED , THAT MR . C . L. / ~ (CHET)MADDOX, 2830 SOUTH BANNOCK STREET , AND MR._. JOHN KREILING , 3131. SOUTH HIGH STREET , BE APPOI"NI'ED TO THE ~ RD O F A..DJUSTHENT AND APPEALS . Upon the cal.l... ••• -Ayes: 7 The Mayor decl.ared .•• ---CQUNC:XLWOMAN HENNING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED, TlD\T / C~LL . 491.3 SOUTH LXPAN STREET, -/~JJ'Ji9~71J¥' AND MRS. DELLA. MARX ~.. 2352 WEST ::I.LXFF AVENUE , BE REAPPOZNTED TO THE PUBLIC LXB~ MR. JOHN -• ~'32x • --- AND T HAT MR. ), address, BE APPOINTED TO T HE Pt.ELl:.C LIBRARY BOARD G PJD£~ERG Aye s: 7 The Mayor d ec 1 ared C O UNCZLMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSXNG SECONDED, THAT MRS. ~ PAUL NE:IiiliPORr, 4316 SOtrrH CHEROKEE, AND MR. CLYDE MXTCHELL, 4947 SOt7rH GRANT , BE A.PPOXNTED TO THE ELECTION COMMISS:I.ON. Upon the ca..11 ••• Ayes: 7 The Mayor dec1ared ... COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED , COUNCILMAN SECONDED, THJ\.T MR. OA.V'ID B . F ::I:REMEN • S CLAYTON, 4509 SOUTH ACOMA STREET , BE REAPPOXNI"ED TO THE .... ,.,......... PENSION BOARD-Upon the ca11 .•. Ayes : 7 COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SC~AB SECONDED, THAT MR. • / t/ TOM F:I:.TZPATR.XCK, 3155 SOUTH ACOMA STREET, AND HR.. WARREN ORR, 1500 EA.ST CORN:ELL S%ZBX AVENUE, BE REAPPOINTED TO THE EMPLOYEES" RETIREMENr BOARD. Upon the ca111 ..• • • • Ayes: 7 • • - • • • • -14 - 1 9 71 he had been appointed Counci1"s representative to the Legis1ative Conunittee _ He inquired if members of Counci.1 wished to serve on the Committee i.n his p1ace_ Mayor Senti announced that Counci1man Lay had been se1ected as the Young Man of the Year by the Eng1ewood Jaycees. Upon i...nqui..ry of Cou.n.ci....lwoma.n Henning~ City Manager Dia1 :i.ndi.cated that a report concern:i.ng deferred payment by e 1der1y peop1e for specia1 improvement district assessments was forthcoming. ~ ><.. ;><. -,.< X. CounciLman Ohority r e quested that the City administration write a 1etter to those citizens who had expressed an Lnterest in the ds and ~.i.ssi..ons thank.i...ng them for their concern and a1so 1ette:rs to those outgo1ng Board and Comi..ssion members thanking them Sex COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED, COUNCXOMA.N B.RQIWN SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED."' Upon the ca111.-- Ayes: 7 T he Mayor de.c1ared the motion carried~ a..nd the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P .M .. SAL • \ ! '! • • , 32 X I [