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Home My WebLink About1972-03-22 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• 0 - City Counci1 MeetLng M.a.rc::h 2"1 ~ 1972 • ___ ____./ • COUNCIL CHAMBERS r OF CITY COL~ 2 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLC>RAD:> MARCH 6 , 1972 C OU:-..-•L ::. , 1 .... .::; F JL.E C.J:I:X O F ENGLEv,.·ooo. C OLO.. REGtn.AR MEE·r ..I:NG: The City Counci~ of the City of Eng~ewood , Arapahoe County . C o lorado , met in requ~ar session on March 6 , 1972, at 8:00 P .M. Mayor Sent1 , presiding , ca~~ed the meeting to o rder . Th invocation was given by the Reverend He~en Wa1k.er o f th.e Esoteric Truth Center, Science o f Mind. Pledge o f A~1egiance w as led by Pack. N o. SB. The Mayor asked for ro11 ca~1-Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the f o 11owLng were present: Counci1 Members Blessing . Brown, Dhority , Henn~g , Schw ab , Senti. Absent: Council M ember Lay. The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: Ci y M anager Dial Assi..s ant City Manager McD ivitt City Attorney Berard1ni.. COUNCILWOMAN HENNrNG MOVED , COUNCILMAN BRO'fooTN SECON DED, T HAT THE MI NUTES OF THE REGULA R MEETING OF FEB RUARY 22, 1972 , BE AP P ROVED AS READ . Upon t h e ca11 of the r o 11 , the v o te resulted as fo11 ows : Senti... Ayes: C o unci..1 M embers B1essLng, Brown , Dhority , He nn ing , S c hwab, Nays: None Absent: Cou.nci..1 Member Lay . The Mayor declared the motion carried _ Mayor Senti.. recognized Mr . and Mrs . Richard H . Ed s a11, 3 2 95 S o u th Franklin Street , Precinct No. 6 , fro m the 1i..st o f Specia1 C iti z en P rog ram Invitees . Mr. Edsa11 addressed the Council and state d t h a t h e l i v es c1o s e t o the KLZ site propos d for development b y t h e L a rw i.n Corporatio n . He h a d a tte n ded a previous Counci1 m e t~nq at which he estLmated appro xLmate1y 75 peo ple w ere present to i..nqu~re abouc ~h e Larwin deve~opment _ The gro up was represented by M r _ James Hi.1g r . 31 .-S ou-rr .. V1ne Street. Mr _ Edsa11 expressed displeasure with Counc 11 be ·au h ~e 1t it failed t o adequate1y respond o the questio ns and c o n e rn s o ~ rh roup a tha meeting _ CLty Mar.~~ r Dia~ told Mr . Edsa11 that the LarwLn Corporat1on had agreed to dona t• 2 -~ _ ac res to the City for open space and o r park 1and . He also stated "t;.h.a.t-.,., ... 1.o-h a v e 1ayouts of the site and that M.r. Supi.nger , D irecto r of Commun~ y Deve~opment, -ou1d be happy t o go over them w1th Mr. E dsa11 at his convenience. Counci.1man Schwab inquired of the City Manager whe ther there had b een any discussio n of a possi.b1e park district being f ormed Ln tha t a rea to prov i d e for a 1arge acquisitio n o f park 1and. Mr. D i.a1 i nd i c a t e d that i..n his dis c u s - sions w ith Mr _ John Poh~emus , w h o is rep resent ing the c o ncerned ci t i zens in t h e area , the possibi11ty of a park district w as mentio ned. App a re.n t 1 y the peop1 e i..n the area are n o i.nterested i.n the idea _ • • • • • -2 - Mayor Senti recoqnLzed Mr. and Mrs. John c. Mack~ 4139 South C1arkson Street, Precinct No. 11, and Mr. Ha.:rol.d P. Ogden, 4160 South Cherokee Street, Precinct No. 10, from the 1ist of Special. Citizen Program In~itees. MI. Lowe11 PaLmquist, AdmLnistrator , Swedish Medical. Center, 501 East Hampden Avenue, came before Council. to request th.at the 3400 bl.ock of South Emerson Street be deleted from the 1972 paving program (Paving District No. 21)- The request was being ~ade in l.ight of the extensive planning which the Medical. Center is doing in the area. He noted that the hospital. had al.ready purchased considerabl.e property between Hampden and Girard and Clarkson and Corona and that there was a good possibility the hospital. woul.d request vacation of the street at a l.ater date. Mr. Pa1mquist stated that the hospita1 board would present a plan for the deve1opment of the ent~re area to the City within one year; but that if no p1an were presented~ then the hospital would be in no position to request that the street be de1eted from any future district. City Manager Dia1 indicated that it would be possLb1e to de1ete the street from the pav:l.ng district even though it had been approved by ordi..n..a..nce on final reading. With the guidance of the bond attorney~ an ordinance had been prepared to effectuate such a change if it were the desire of the Counci1 to do Introduced as a Bi11 by CounciLman Schwab and read in full..~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE biO. 7, SERIES OF 1972 ~ TO DELETE THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOtrrH EMERSON STREET FA:>M PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21. COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED, TfDI!.T THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH EMERSON STREET BE DELETED FROM THE IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MA_D£ IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 21. Upon the ca11 o f the ro11, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: C o uncil.. Members Blessing , Brown, Dhority, Henning, Sch~ab~ Senti.. Nays: None Absent : Council.. Member Lay The Mayor declared the motion ca.rri.ed. COUNC.XLMAN BLESSING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, TBA.T THE PUBLIC HEAR3:NG TO CONSI DER THE REQUEST OF THE ST. LOOIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 3300 SOUTH SHERMAN STREET , FOR A SPECI.AL EVENTS LIQUOR PERMIT FOR A ST' _ PATRICK • S DANCE T O BE HELD ON MA..RCH 18 .. 1972 , BE OPENED . Upon the call.. of the rol..l , the vote resu1ted as fol..l..ows: Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Council.. Member Lay The Mayor declared the publ..i..c hearing o pened at 8:27 P .M. NOTE: A tape record1ng of the publ..ic hearing is o n fi..le with the o fficial records of the City Clerk of the March 6, 1..972, City Counci1 meeting . Listed bel..ow in o rder o£ first appearance and presentation the individuals who testified at the hearing: • • - - -- - -3 - Mr. Austin Gomes, 3170 South Humbo1dt, appeared to forma~1y request the Spec~a1 Events Liquor Permit from the Counci1- City Attorney Berardini presented to Counci1 to Counci1 -hich stated in part: memorandum from himse1f A Specia1 Event Permit may be issued upon a satisfacto ry showLng by the applicant that: (a) its existLng 1icense facilities are Lnadequate for the purposes of serving members or guests of the o rganization and that additional £aci1ities are necessary by reason o f the nature o f the special event beLng scheduled , (b) the o rganization is temporarily occupying premises other than its reg-u1a.r premises during such spec:ia1 events as c:i.vi..c: celebration s or county fairs, and that members o f this general public: wi..11 be served during such spec:i..a1 events , and (c) other existing faciLities are n ot avaiLabLe o r are inadequate for the needs of the organizatio n. Mr. Berardin1 aLso indicated that speciaL permits may be issued o n1y t o an organi.:z..ation whi.ch has been •• i..ncorporated under the Law s o f the State f o r the purposes of a s o cia1 ~ fraternaL , patriotic. po1i.tica1 or atb1etic nature. and n o t f o r _pecuniary gain .... •• It was noted that &.11. churches are i...ncor:po::rated under th 1aws of the State o f C ol.orado. Mr. Gomes indicated that the upstai...rs qym o f the church "Wa s the onl.y p1ace avai.1abl.e f o r a group the siz e e xpected and that i.t was no 1onger Legal. f o r patrons t o bri..ng their own l.i.quo :r . The City Attorney indicated that the c hurch must secure a sal.es tax l.i.cense from the City and pay a $25 .00 fee to the state. COUNC ~N BLESSING MOVED~ COUNCILMAN BA:>WN SECONDED~ T RJtt.T THE PUBLIC BEARING TO CONSIDER THE SPECXAL EVENTS LIQUOR PERMIT FOR. THE ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH , 3300 SOUTH SHERM.AN STREET , BE CLOSED. Upon the cal.l. o f the rol.1~ the vote resu1ted as f ol.1ows: Ayes: C o u..nci.1 Members Bl.essi..ng , Brown, Dhor i.ty ~ Henning , Schwab~ Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Lay The Mayor decl.ared the hearing cl.osed at 8:36 P.M. COUNCILHA..N BLESSING MOVED~ COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED, THAT UPON FINDXNG THA.T EXISTING FAC:I:LITIES WrTHIN TEIE CHURCH OTHER THAN THE G YM ARE INS UFF ICIENT AND THAT OTHER FACXLJ:T:r.ES ARE UNAVAJ:..LABLE, THAT UNDER THE CIRCUM- STANCES IT IS PROPER TO LICENSE FOR ONE DAY PEIOVIDED THE APPLICANT MEETS ALL OF THE OTHER REQUIREMENrS OF STATE LA.-W, AND THAT A SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR PERMIT BE GRANTED TO ST . LOUIS CATHOLIC CHU.RCH, 3300 SOtn'B SHERMAN STREET. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 ~ the v ote resu1ted as f o 1Lows : Senti.. Nays: None Absent: C o unc:i.l. Member Lay The Mayor dec1a::red the motion carried . COUNC1LMAN BROWN l«>VED, COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED, T~ THE HEARING TO CONSIDER THE REQUEST FOR A HEIGHT EXCEPTION F'O.R OFFICES r LTD. r FRONTING ON SOUTH LINCOLN S T REET AND SOUTH SHERMAN STREET SOUTH OF EAST G IRARD AVENUE BE OPENED . U pon the cal.1 of the rol.1, the vote resu1ted as f o 1Lows: -- • - 4 - Ayes: Counc~1 Members B1essing. Bro-n, Dhority, Henning, Sch~ab, Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Lay The Mayor decl.ared the publ.i.c hearing opened at 8:38 P .M. NOTE: A. tape recording of the publ.i.c hea..ri..ng is on fi.l.e with the official. records of the City Cl.erk of the March 6 , 1972, City Council. meeting. Listed bel.ow in order o f fLrst appearance and presentation are the i.ndi.vi.dual.s who testified at the hearing and the exhibits: M r. Harry Carl.eno , Attorney representing Offices, Ltd., 3460 South Sherman, appeared and presented an affidavit o £ posting which indicated that a publ.i.c hearing woul.d be hel.d to consider a height exception on March 6 , 1972. :X:t was received and marked Exhi...bi.t ''A ." Mr. Carl.eno noted that the o riginal. pl.an was for a five-story structure which definite~y wou~d have required a he~ght e xception from the Counci1. The p1ans now , how ever , ca11 f or o n1y f o ur sto ries and he w as doubtfu1 that a waiver w as sti11 necessary. He indicated that the p1ans ca11ed £o r sufficient parking to satisfy City requirements and that the 1ocation o f the structure is now to be more centra11y p1aced o n the property. He a1so indicated that his c1ient , Mr . 01iver Giseburt , w as g o ing t o seek an a11ey vacatio n as noted 1ater o n the agenda. Counci1m.a.n Brown inquired how many pa.rking spaces -ere provided. Mr . Car1eno answ ered that 97 spaces -ere p1anned. Mr . E . Bruce Schock, architect, stated that a£ter reading the City ordinance and reviewing the revised p1an , it -as his opinion that a height exceptio n wa s no 1 onger necessary . He n o ted that the height of the structure -ou1d be 68 feet , that it -ou1d be set back 14 feet from Sherman, and that the parking wou1d be set back appro ximate1y 44 feet from Girard and the bui1ding ano ther 10-12 feet from that . He stated these figures -ere accurate. Based o n this evidence , the City Attorney agreed that there appeared to no 1onger be a need for a height exception . Director o f C ommunity Deve1o pment James Supinger presented an affidavit sho-ing that the notice o f the pub1 ic hearing had been pub1ished . The affidavit wa s received and marked as Exhibit ••a. •• M.r . Sup:Lnger noted that the 1?1a.nni.ng and Zoning C onun issi.o n had reco m - mended the exception befo re the revised p1ans had been received. COUNCILMAN DH:>R.ITY MOVED , COUNCILWOMAN KENNING SECONDE.D, THAT THE PUBLIC HEAR.ING ON THE REQUEST OF OFFICES , LTD., FOR A HEIGHT EXCEPTXON BE CLOSED . Upon th~ ca11 o f the ro11 , the vote resu1ted as f o 11ows: Ayes: Counci1 Members B1essing , Brown, Dhority , Henning, Sch-ab, Senti . Nays: N one Absent: Counci1 Member Lay The Mayor dec1ared the hearing c1o sed at 8:55 P.M. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE OFFXCIAL MINt.rrES OF THE COUNCIL PflOCEEDINGS SHOW T HAT THE MATTER OF A HEIGHT EXCEPTION FOR OFFICES , LTD., FRONriNG ON SOUTH LINCOLN' STREET AND SOUTH SHERMAN STREET SOUTH OF EAST GIRARD A VE.NUE, WAS CONSIDERED A T A PUBLIC HEA-RING DURING A REGU- LARLY SCHEDULED COUNCIL M.E.ETXNG HELD ON MARCH 6 , 1972, BUT THAT THE C HANGE IN PLANS OF THE PROPOSED BU:XLDXNG HA-D HADE SUCH A WAIVER NO LONGER NECESSARY. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resu1ted as £o11o-s : • • • - - - -5 - A yes: Counci1 Members B1essLng, Brown, Dhority , HennLng, Schwab , Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Co\.1Jlc.i1 K ember Lay The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . Th minu es of he Board o~ Career Service C ommissioners mee~ing of February 17, 1972 , received f o r the r cord . The mLnutes of the P lanning and Zon ing Commission meeting o f February e . 1972 , were received for he reco rd . A memorandum from Mr. Wm. L. McDivitt , Assistant City Manager, to Mr . Stan1ey H . Dia1, City Manager, dated March 2 , 1972 , reg ard ing distribution o f the sales tax and analysis of the Recrea tion Fund , was r eceived for the record. City Manager Dia1 n o ted that the 1 972 budget had prov ided sufficient moni es to send two members of the Planning and Zoning Commission and one member o £ the Departmen o f Community Deve1opment t o t h e Nationa1 C o nference o f the American Society o f P1anning Officia1s to be he1d in Detroit ~ Mi chigan ~ from Apr i1 1 5 t o April 20 . · COUNCI~.N BROWN MOVED ~ COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECX>NDED ~ T HAT THE RECOMME"'NDAT XON TO SEND TWO MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISS ION AND ONE MEMBER OF THE DEPARTMENT O F COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO THE NATIONAL CONFER- ENCE O F THE AME RICAN SOC:I:ETY OF P I.ANNXNG OFFJ:CXALS rN DETAO.IT,. MICH~GA.N,. APRIL 1 5 -20 BE APPROVED. Upon the ca11 o f the ro11~ the vote resulted as fo11o-s : Ayes: C ouncil Members Blessing ~ Brown-D~ori y , Henning , Schwab ,. Senti. Nays: None Absent: Council M e..mber Lay The Mayo r declared ~he motio n carried . BY Al.TI't«:>RITY ORDINANCE NO. 8 , SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENrS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT D ISTRICT NO . 71 :IN THE CJ:TY OF ENGLEWOOD,. COLORADO ; APPROVING AND CONF:I:RM.ING THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR T RACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT ; ASSESS I G A SHA.RE OF SAID COST AGAINST EAC H LOT OR T RACT O F LAND rN THE DISTRICT; AND P RESCR.IBINIG T HE MA.NNER OF COLLECT :I.ON AND P AYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS. (Copied in full in the ot£icial Ordinance Book.) COIJ'l"'CILMAN BLESSING MOVED, COUNCI LWOMAN HENNING SECONDED ,. THAT ORD:I:- NANCE NO. 8 ,. SERrES OF 1972 ,. BE PASSED ON F I NAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY T:I:TLE rN THE ENGLEWOOD HE RALD SENTINEL. Upon the ca11 o f the r o 1.1.,. the v o te resu1ted as f o 11o"W s: Ayes: C ouncil Members B1essing ,. Brown, Dho rity , Henning, Schw ab ,. Senti.. -- • • • • -6 - Nays: Non Absent: Counci1 Member Lay The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried. Introduced as a Bi11 by CounciLman Dhority and read in fu11, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT ALLEY LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN BLOCK 6, PREMIER ADDITION, C:I:TY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORA.IX>, AND RESERVING THEREIN THE RIGHT TO INSTALL , MAINI'A:IN, OPERATE, REPAIR AND REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER MAIN AND OTHER t.rriLITIES NQIIIol LOCATED IN SAID PUBLIC ALLEY. Dire ctor of Community Deve1opment James Supinger discussed the request befor e the Counci1 to vacate a11 or a portion of the a11ey running north and s outh Ln the b1ock bounded by Girard on the north, Sherman on the east , Hampden on the s outh, ana Linco1n o n the ~eat. Mr. Supinger stated that the P1anning and Zoning Commission had c on- sidered vacation of the entire a11ey but , due to drainage and access prob1ems , had recommended vacation of o n1y the s ou thern 72-1/2 feet. The staff has since ta1ked w ith both the owners of the property and other concerned o-ners in the area ~ 1ight o f the new p1ans recent1y proposed . W ith the presentation of these p1ans ~ th drainage prob1em appears to be so1ved and it wa s his recommenda- tion that even though the P1anning and Zoning C ommission had recommended vacation of on1y the southern portion o f the a11ey , the entire a11ey sho u1d now be vacated. He fe1t that had the Commission had the benefit of seeLng these new p1ans . they wou1d have recommended vacation of the entire a11ey a1so . Counci1man Schw ab questioned whether it wou1d n o t be best t o send the proposa1 back to the P1anning and Zoning Commission since a new presentation w as being made. Mr . Supi.nger stated tha.t he fe1t that this wou1d not be necessary because he knew the fee1ings of the C ommission and they w ou1d definite1y be in favor o f vacating the entire a11ey in view of the new p1ans. Such a move wou1d mere1y de1ay vacation o f the entire a11ey, he said . Mayor Senti indicated that th.ere was o n1y o ne other owner i..nvo1ved and that if he had been satisfied as indicated by the presentatio n, he fe1t there wou1d be no prob1em. Mr. Car1eno indicated that provision had been made to a11ow access t o the property behind the Parker pro perty but that the agreement had not been reduced to w riting . W ith regard to the LaSage property , Mr. Car1eno stated that any o ne wishing to purchase the property in the future wou1d know in advance that their on1y access wou1d be o n either Linco 1n or Girard. Mr. Car1eno again e mphasized that there appeared to be no prob1em with property owners in the area. MI. Parker, he said , wou1d not be opposed to the vacatio n if he were provide d w i th acc e s s from Girard. He wou1d a1so have access to the existing a11 e y ~ and such an agreement wou1d be put in writing by the tLme the proposed ordinance vacating the entire a11ey w ere p1aced o n fina1 reading . City Manager Dial. n o ted that the City wou1d retain a 16 foot uti1ity easement. Th~s wou1d pr oh ~it bui1ding over the a11ey. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED# COUNC:I ~ BLESS:ING SECONDED~ T HAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND PUBL:I:SHED IN FULL XN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the ca11 o f the r o 11 , the vote r esu1ted as fol.1ows: Ayes: C ounci1 Members B1ess~ng . Brown, Dhority. Henning , Schwab, Senti. Nays: None Absent: Counci1 Member Lay • • • - - - -7 - The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . RESOLUTION NO . 10, SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FI~NG OF APPLICATIO N WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, UNITED STATES OF A.MER..XCA, F O R A GRANT UNDER P.L. 89 -~1.7 . (Copied i n fu11 in the of£ic~a1 Reso1ution Book.) COUNCI.LMA.N SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO. 10, SERIES O F 1972, BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resulted as fo11ows: Ayes: Council.. Member s Blessing. Brown , Dhority, Henning, Schwab, Senti. Nay s : None Absent: Counc~1 Member Lay. The Mayor declared the motion carried. RESOLUTION NO . 11, SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILir-.JG OF THE APPL~CATION FOR A GRANT TO ACQUIRE AND DEVELOP OPEN SPACE FOR A ••GREENBELT -PARK'' {WEST HARVARD GULCH) WITKIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (Copi.ed in. fu11 i...n. the off ::~..c.i...al... Resol...uti.on Book.) COUNCILMAN DHOR..ITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED , TfiA.T RESOLtrriON NO . 11 , SER.2ES OF 1972 , BE A..PPR:JVED AND ADOPTED . City Manager Dial.. noted that the s torm sewer projects in northwest and northeast Engl..ewood and the Greenbel..t pro ject in n orthwest Eng1ewood had received high ratings from the Denver office of the Department of Housing and Urban Deve 1 opment. He said that the fu11 appl..ication for both storm sewer projects wou 1d be presented to the Council.. at a 1ater date. Both projects together were orig ina11y estimated t o be $1 ,313,000 t o be apportioned in the amounts of $626,000 to the City of Engl..ewood , $589 ,000 to the Department o f Housing and Urban Devel..opment , and S9B ,OOO to the City o f Denver. M r. Dial presented a map of what is common1y known as the ''West Harvard Gul..ch '' pro:.ect. The pro ject woul..d require the City to purchase approxi..matel..y nLne acres which wou l..d be added to two additional.. acres al..rea.dy City owned. It was the intention of the City to acquire this property and to c onvert it ~nto a dual.. use --drainage and park or open space. Su£ficient conduit to carry a two- y ear storm sewer wou l..d be pl..aced underground in the Greenbe1t project. Larger s torms woul..d f1ow through t he bottom of the Gul..ch which wou l..d be a park after the project is c omp l..eted . M r . D ial.. indicate d that i.t wa s origina11y estLmated that the cost of acquiring a fee si.mpl..e interest in the Greenbel..t property woul..d be $1..08 ,000. This figure w as now revised to be $106,950 . The original.. estimate for the de- v el..opment of tho property was $95 ,000 but it had now been revised to $99 ,050 . The estimated c ost of the demol..ition and removal.. o f impro vements existing on the property had not changed , but under a new ru1ing by the D epartment o f H o using and Urban D eve1opment the orig1na1 estimate of $10,000 for re1ocation woul..d probabl..y be far s hort of the actua1 requ~reme nt. The Dep artment now requir es that the City reimburse anyone being rel..ocated , not on l..y for the cost o f their property , but al..so for the cost of pLacLng them in comparab1e dwe1 1ings of equal.. square footage . In other words, it wou1d genera11y no 1onger be sufficient to mere1y reLmburse persons being rel..ocated just for the cost o f their present structure. • -- r 32 x ---- • • -B - ML. Dial. noted that no provision f or bicyc1e paths through the GLeen - bel.t had been ~ade in the c o st estimates . He estLmated the cost at •~ additional. $7~800. The deadl.ine for the c o mp1ete appl.ication is March 15. Hr. D ia1 stated that L£ the Council. w1shed to provide a storm drainage pro~ect on1y, it wou1d sti11 be necessary acquire appro ximatel-y f o ur acres of property. The vote on the motion resul.ted as fo11ows: Ayes: C ouncil. Meznbers Bl..essi.ng, Br o~. Dhori.ty. Henni...ng , Schwab~ Senti. Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Lay. The Mayor decl.ared the motion carried. Counc1Lman Ohority l.eft Council. Chambers at 9 :45 P.M . RESOLUTION NO . 12, SERIES OF 197 2 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING MONIES J:N THE PUBLIC IMPROVE.MENT FUND. (Copied in fu11 in the o fficial. Resol.uti.on Book .) COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVE.D~ C O UNCILMAN BLESSXNG SECONDED, THA.T RESOLtrr.XON NO. 12 , SERIES O F 197 2, BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resu1ted as f o 11o-s : Ayes: Council. Members Bl.essing , Brown , Henning , Schwab, Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Council. Members Dhority, Lay. T h e Mayor dec1ared the mot i on carried. RESOLUTION NO . 13 , SERIES OF 1972 A RESOLUTJ:ON APPROPRIATING FUN-DS l:N THE RECREATION FUND . (Copied i n fu1 1 in the off icial. Resol.ution Book .) COUNCI LMAN BLESSING MOVED. COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECON.DED, T HAT RESOLUTION NO . 1..3 , SERIES OF 197 2 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca.l..l. of the rol..l... the vote resul..ted as f ol.l..ows: Ayes; C ouncil. Members Bl.essi..ng , Brown , Henning , Schwab, Senti. Nays; None Absent; Counc1.l. Members Dho rity , Lay . T he Mayor decl..ared the motion c a rried. Cou.ncil.rnan Dhority reentered Council.. Chambers at 9:50P.M. and took h1s seat w 1th Council.. City Manag er Dial. recommended the attendance of Hr. James L . Supinger, Director, Community Devel.opment , at the National.. Conference o f the American Society of Pl.ann1ng Officia.1s to be hel.d in Detroit, Michigan, from April. 15 through April. 20 . • • • • • -9 - COUNCXLMAN B.R:Cli'WN MOVED, COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED , THAT THE REQUEST OF MR . J AMES L. SUPINGE R, DIRECTOR. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT , TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN SOC:I.E'I'Y OF PLANNING OFFXC:t.ALS TO BE HELD IN DETROIT , M:I CJ-JIGAN , FROM APRIL 15 THROUGH APRIL 20 BE APPROVED . Upon the ca11 o£ the r o l~. the v ote resu1ted as fo11 ows: Ayes: C o unc11 Members B1ess~ng . Brown . Dhor1ty, Henn1ng , Schwab , Senti.. Nays: None Absent : Counc11 Member L ay The Mayor declared the mo i o n carried . C1ty Manager D1a1 ~nformed C ounci1 of the fact that a recent edition o f the D enver Post carr~ed a map showing the proposed patteDn o f State Senate representation for the nex decad _ Acco r ding o the map , District No. 6 which i.nc1ud es a 1arg port1on of the population in ~or.thwest Engle wood wou1d be i.nc1uded in D enver. A recent Supreme C o urt d ec~s1o n ru1ed that the City of G1enda1e c ou1d be merg d w1th o ther areas for state representatio n . Whi1 e there did not appear o be any h1ng which the C i ty c ou1d do , he did want to bring it t o Co unci~'s attention . Counci1man Schwab r ported on the meet~ng o f the Eng1ewood-L1tt1eton Bus Comm~tt e he1 d tha afternoon. The new bus s wou1d probab1y arrive by March 21 , if n o s ooner, and hey wou1d be painted b1ue and accented w ith wh ite. Mr. Schwab stated that since it wouid be necessary to ha~e an add itiona1 used bus f o r back -up pur poses , the Committee a greed o recommend to their respective Counci1s that o ne bus (Bus No. 2) be purchased from Mr . Ernest Herbertso n in the amount o f SS ,OOO and that the other t wo buses present1y 1n o peratio n be returned to him. RESOLUTION NO . 14, SE~ES OF 1972 A RESOLUTION TRANSFE RRI NG CERTAIN MONI ES FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO TI:E B-US LINE FUND . (Copied 1n fu11 1 n the off1cia1 Reso 1ution Book .) COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED , COUNCI LMAN DHOR.I TY SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO . 14 , SERIES O F 1972 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 o f the ro11 , the v o te resu1ted as fo11ow s : Ayes: C ounci1 Members B1essing . Brown , Dhority . HennLng, Schwab, Senti . Nays: None Absent: Counc ~1 Member Lay The Mayo r d ec~a r ed the mo tio n c arr1 ed • Counci.1man Brown inquired o f t h e status of the AnLma1 Contro1 o r d Lnance . Ci.ty Attorney Berardini. stated that the ordinance wou 1d be ready for the next Counci.1 meeting . Counci1man Brown ~quired o f the City Attorney whether he had prepared an o rdi.na.nc wh i.ch wou1d pro h1b it the s howi.ng of ••x -rated movies•• wi.thi.n the City_ The City A ttorney stated that he di.d n o t have o ne prepared yet , and that he wou1d recommend that a c o mmi.tt e be appointed t o study the who~e area of ~egi.s 1ating aga~st the s howing o f such fi.1ms ~ • • r 32x • • • • -10 - Counc~1man Bro -n as~ed ha ~£ an ordinance -ere passed , wou1d the Municipa1 Judge upho1d it . The Attorn y rep1ied that the Judge wou1d have to base hLs ru1Lng on two grounds: 1 whether or not the ordinance had Ln fact been v1o1ated; and (2} whether or not the ordLnance was constitutiona1 and, therefore, enforce&b1e . Counci1~an Brown asked that the ord~nance Lncorporate a fine for those persons who 1case o ut their pro perty firms showing these fi1ms. COUNCILM.AN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCI.LI'"V\.N BROWN SECONDED , TH.A.T THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote resu1ted as f o 11ows: Ayes: Counci1 Members B1essing, Brown , Dhority, Henning , Schwab , Senti . Nays: None Absent: Counc11 Member Lay The Mayor dec1ared the mot1on carried , and the meeting adjourned at 10:12 P.M . \ ! 'f • • I' 32X • REGULA.R MEETING: • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAIX> MABC-H 20, 1972 ? _...,. - The C~ty Council.. o£ the City of Engl..ewood, Arapahoe Cou~ty, C o1orado, met in regul..ar session on March 20, 1972, at 8:15 P.M. May or Senti, presiding, cal..l..ed the meeting to order . The invocation was given by the Reverend He1en Wal..ker of the Esoteric Truth Center, Science of Mind. P1edge o£ A11egiance was 1ed by Pack No . 58. The Mayor asked for ro11 cal..1. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the fo11owing present: Council.. Members Brown, Henning, Lay, Schwab, Senti. Absent: Council.. Members Bl..essLng, Dho rity. The Mayor dec1ared a quo rum present. Al..so present were: City Manager Dial.. Assistant City Manager McDivitt City Attorney Berardini COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED , COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE BEGOLAR MEETXNG OF MA.RCH 6, 1..972, BE APPROVED AS READ . Upon the cal..1 of the r o 11 , the v o te resu1ted as f o 11o ws: Ayes: Council.. Me..mbers Bro"WD, He.nni..ng, Sch-ab, Senti.. Nays: None Abstai...ni.ng: Council.. Member Lay. Absent: Council.. Members Bl..essi.ng, Dhority. The Mayor decl..ared the motion carried. Mayor Senti recognized Mr. and Mrs . La-rence Montoya, 3145 South El..ati. Street, Precinct No. 2, fro m the l..i.st o~ Special.. Citizen Program Invitees . Mr. Montoya stated that he w o ul..d l..i.ke the traffic i.sl..and at El..ati. and Fl..oyd retained . Mayor S enti then reco gnized Mr . Stephen L . O "Kane , 3146 South Vine Street , PrecLnct No. 7 , who stated he woul..d 1ike t o see the l..eash l..aw enfo rced as much as possibl..e. Mr. J. G . Robbins, 4268 South Oel..aware Street, Preci..nct No. 10, expressed pl..easure wi.th the effo rts of the Council.. and w ished that it recognized more often by the pUbl..ic. Mayor Sent ~ al..so recognized the fol..l..owi.ng persons from the l..i.st of Special.. Citizen Program Invitees: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ott~ 4565 South Fox Street , Precinct No . 1..2; Mr . Norman G . Marcotte~ 431..5 South Kal..amath Street , PrecLnct No. 12; Mr . and Mrs . Dewey F. Hil..l..er~ 4730 South Logan Street, Precinct No. l..G; Mr. Frank s. Reffal..t~ 4610 South King Street, Precinct No . 13 . Mr. and Mrs . Wal..ter Lo stroh~ 3 4 35 Sou th Emerson~ appeared befo re C ouncil... Mr. Loatro h had received a l..etter n o ti£yi.ng h~ that there wa s an ordinance wh ich w o ul..d del..ete the 3 4 00 bl..o ck o £ South Emerson Street from PavLng District N o_ 21.. and said he was h o pefu1 that the o rdinance woul..d be passed on final.. reading_ • • • • - 2 - Mr. Chris Cro sby of Trout Un1imited, 4260 East Evans Avenue~ appeared before Counci1 to present a proposa1 for deve1opLng the South P1atte Rive£ into an Open Space area as an a1ternative to channe1izat ion as proposed by the United States Corps o f Engineers . Mr. Crosby . who LS Chairman of Tro ut Un1Lmited , noted that the deve1opment of an Open Space pro~ect as defined by the Nixon administratio n wou1d be in c oncert with what the City o f Litt1eto n was proposLng to do . Whi1e the Bureau o f Outdoor Recreation and the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment might contribute towards the project , the crucia1 c ondition, he stated, was 1oca1 support. 1£ the City were to strong1y endorse the idea and take steps towards ~p1ementing a p1an to deve1o p this a1ternative to channe1izat~on , then the Un~ted States Corps of Engineers wou1d take the pro ject ser~o us1y . Mr . Robert Weaver . a1so o f Trout Un1~ited, stepped forward to show a map of the proposed pro ject_ He n o ted that Eng1e-ood and Litt1eton -ere ~ust a sma11 section o f the Greenbelt netwo rk. An additio nal use o f the property might be as an urban transit c o rridor . M r . Weaver stated that they had esti- mated that the land acquisition costs of the project from where the Littleton proposal leaves o ff to West Ox£ord A venue would be betw een 2.5 and 3.5 millio n dollars. He stated that without reauthorLzation the C o rps o f Engineers c o uld use their share of money wh~ch was reserved f o r channe l~zation f o r f1ood p1ain development. Hr . Weaver emphasized that the above c osts included such items as relocation and depreciatio n . C o uncilman Schwab asked what Oenver•s reaction t o the pro ject was. Mr . Weaver explained that there was some poss ibility of an exchange of land thro ughout the Aurar i a pro ject which would lend itself t o a minimum amount of Open Space development b y the railroad yards , but that for the most part the river through Denver was already channeled. M r . Dial stated that much o £ the river land thro ugh Englewood was already Ln a state of destructLon unlike the property further south Ln L ittleto n. Consequently, the proper ty in En g1ewood needed to be purchased and then beauti - fied as opposed to mere1y beLng acquired f or preservation. He ~nqu~r e d o f Mr. W e aver i£ this additi o na1 c o st o f Lmpro ving the p r o perty in addition t o acqu~rin g it had been projected Ln their figures. Mr. Weaver stated that it had not. Counci1wo man Henning asked Mr . Weaver exa ct~y what he and Mr. Crosby were requesting o f the C o unci1. and Mr . Weaver stated that he ~ou1d 1~e for the City to investiga te this Open Space proposal as an a1ternative t o channeliza - tio n-Cha..n.:n.eli.za ti.o n he fe1t w o uld n o t o n1y ru i...n t.h.:= \.•eget.ation and the fish habitat, but it wou1d enco urage mo re po11ution and destroy the stream f o r recreatio na1 uses. H e did state that this proposal wou1d a1so be presented to the Sheridan City C o unci1 . Mr. M. M. Summers, 314 0 South De1aware Street , a ppeared befo re Council. He said hat since his appearance befo re the C ounc11 at the 1ast meeting opposing ''X-ra.t.ed movies'' in the City, he had been o ve rw-he1..med with 1ett..ers and ca.11s from the cit~zens o f the c o~unity. He further stated that he had never spent so much tLme studying a sub~ect in his 1~e and hat he had even g o ne to the extent o f c o ntacting Ci.ty Attorney BerardLn~ and Distr~ct Attorney Ga11agher. The District Atcorney, he sai.d, ~e1t that an ordinance could be passed. Mr . Summers n o ted that his own attorney a1so fe1t tha the C1ty c ou1d pass an ordinance o utla-ing the showing of these fi1ms. It wa s Mr. Summers ' c onc1usion that i£ the City Counci1 exerc ised c o nside.ra.b1e care in adopting an o rdi-nance o utla.w i..ng the shcw J...ng of ••x -rated movies'' wi.thi.n the City , such 1egis1ation would be uphe1d by the c ourts. He 1ndicated tr.at there w as a c omm1 tee o f five in add1tion to h1s wife and hLmse~f organ1zed to seek this 1egis~a ion . He stated that w hat they w anted was an ordLnance wh1ch wou1d shut down a ~hea~re showing mov1es o£ this nature and that to do so i.t might be necessary to impose a fLoe o f $300 e a ch time such a movie were shown a1ong w1th a three-month Jai1 sen ence for each showing. A jai1 sentence he £e1t was necessary because a £Lne did not deter ope r a t o rs bent on show ing these types o f movies. Mr. Summers expressed disp~easure w ith the ne w~paper for o pposLng his stand edi.tori a 11y . • • J - • • • -3 - Mr. Eddie Specht . Manager of the Gothic Theatre, 3263 South Bro ad~ay , indicated that he had worked for the present management for nearl..y eighteen years. The owners of the .movie cha:a..n began s ha-i..n..g ''X -rated '' fi..1.ms , he stated , because there were few good .. G ," "PG," and "R'' features avai1a.b1e . He congratu- l..ated the Cindere11a C~ty CLnerna for advertising s o extensivel..y a11 f.i...l..ms rated ''PG.'' on the whol..e, he stated , onl..y the fi..1ms rated ''R'' could be considered a real drawing card . He expl..a:~..ned that features rated ''R'' were o pen t o a11 persons , even youngsters , and yet in h~s op~ion they c o ntain just as much f o ul.. l..anguage as his pictures. His admission price --$3.50 to $5,50 --serves to keep out persons of undesirab1e character . As a matter of fact, he noted that in the past two years it had been necessary to ca11 the Police o n o nly t wo o ccasio ns. He indicated that h is establishment was d o ing a service to the c o mmunity of Englewood in that they refer people t o vario us eating estab1ishments within the community . Showing the type of fiLms his firm specia1izes in is d o ne as a matter o f economic necessLty. Outside o f Wa1t Disney productions , he fe1t o wner wou1d starve to death on "G " rated pictures . He stated that the c o urts have uphe ~d the show ing of these fiLms pri...n\a.ri1y because they c o uld not define ''pornography_ •• Councilman Schwab asked Mr . Summers if he would be willing t o move his fiLms to the Webber Theatre , 119 S o uth Bro a dway , Denver . Mr. S pecht indicated that he o n1y does as the managemen t dir ects him . M:r. Schwab further 1nquired if he (Mr . Specht) had owned the Santa Fe Theatre . Mr . Specht stated he had n o t but that at o ne time for a perio d o f appro x~tely s~x m o nths he had d o ne some part -t~e w ork on F ridays , Saturdays and Sundays . Co unci~ Brown asked why the age 1im~t had been dro pped fro m 21 to 18 years f o r admittance t o these shows . M r . Specht answ ered that he had merely received a d~rective from the management t o a11 ow 18-yea r o 1ds t o attend . Mr . Brown asked if business had continued to increase during the past two years o r if it had reached a stable plain. Mr . Specht said there was n o c o ntLnued increase, that it had rea ched a stable pla~n. Co unc~lman Schwab expressed his fee1ing that the reaso n the judges h a ve n.o t upheld o rdinances pro hibiting t h e show ing of •·x -rated '' mov1.es i.s that they d o n o t have the ••guts'' to hand do~ a ru1ing op_pooosing these fi.~ms and he f ur ther stated that he did n o t approve o f w hat Mr. Specht was d o ing . Mr. S pecht c o untered that M r. Schw ab entit1 ed to h1s o pinion and that he respected that right . The minutes o f the Pub11.c Libra ry Board meeting o f Ma rch 14 . 1 972 , received f o r the reco rd. The minutes of the P 1annLng and Z o nLng CommLssi.on meet ing o£ February 23 , 1 972 , were r eceived for the record . The minutes of the Wor~abl e Program Citizens • Committee ~eeting o f March 2, 1 972 , were received for the record . The minutes o f the Board o f Adjustment and Appeals meeti.nq of February 9 , 1972 , were received f o r the reco rd . The minutes o f the Parks and Recrea tion C o mm issio n meeting o f Marc h a , 1972, were received f o r the record . • • • '32xl • • • • -4 - The f1nancia1 report for the month o£ February. 1972, was received for the record . Mr. Stan1ey H . D~a1. City Manager, presented a request to vaca~e a 1 foot easement on the ~or th side o f the property at 4005 South Jason Stre t. known as the A1dretti prop rty , Ln order tha a garage c o u1 d b e c ons ructed w i.th a driveway uti1izi..nq the 1a.nd now restr icted by the ~asement . The ea.Sen'\'-'J't. in question 1s bounded by Ka1amath on the west and Jason on the east , being the north 16 feet o£ Lo t 11, Oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing. Mr. Di.a1 stated that in order to gran the easement , he wou1d rec om- mend that the north 30 feet o f the e foot easemen a c ross the west 1ine of the property be dedicated to the City. This wou1d give t he necessary ci.ght-o£-way wh ich wou1d permit the a11ey t o be paved to c omp1ete extension of the a11ey west to South Ka1amath Stree t thro ugh approximate1y the center of the right-of - way f o r West Nassau Avenue. COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED ~ COUNC:r..LMAN LA'\. SECONDED, THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO PREPARE A BILL F'OR AN ORD"IN.ANC:E VACATING THE EASEMENT IN THE NORI"H 16 FEET OF LOT .1.1 • OXFORD HE1GHTS • SECOl'oiD FILING. SUBJECT TO THE DEDX.CATION OF THE NO RT H 30 FEET OF T HE B F<XYr UTILI.'TY EASEMENT ON THE ALDRETTI PROPERTY. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the v o te resu1ted as fo11ows: Ayes: Counci1 Members Brown , HennLng . Lay , Schwab, Senti . Nays: None Absent: Counci.1 Members B1ess:Lng, Ohori..t:y. The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . Mr. Dia1 presented a ~emorandum from the P1anning and ZonLng C omm~s s~on requestLng that an easement be vacated in the n o rth 16 feet o f Lot 12, Oxford He i ghts , S econd Fi1ing. The purpose o f the vacat~o n is to perm1t the owners. Mr. and Mrs. C o n way B1evLn s, to c o nstruct a garag o n their pro perty . Th~y ~~ ~ not been ab1e t o d o s o prev~o us1y becaus e o f thL& 1 6 f oo t easement . Mr . O~a1 n o ted that the difference between this a nd the abo'\..'e c o nsidered request j.s t ha there was no a11ey invo1 ved. COUNCIL~ LAY MOVED, COUNCJ:LMA..._~ S C HWAB SECO OED , THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE 01.R..ECTED TO PREPARE A B:I.LL FOR AN O RDINANCE WHICH WO(]IZ) VACATE THE 1.6 F'CX>T EASEMENT OF LOT 12, OXFORD HE:I.G l-fi'S , SECOND F:I..L:I.NG . Upon the ca.11 ot the rol.l., the v o te resul.ted as fo11ows: A yes: Counci.1 Members Brow-n, Henni..ng. Lay, S c hwab. Se..nt"l.. _ Nays: None Absent: Counc11 M.embers Bl.ea a~ng . Dhor1ty. The Mayor dec lared the ~t i o n c~rr~ ~ . M r. D~a1 presented col.o red p ~ctures of the canvas awning encr o ach~ng o n C~ty property at 3 4 60 Sou h Bro adway, he H1 F~ Fo Fum Mus~c Company. H ind~cated thac th~s was s~m~l.a.r ~o o ther requests which had been previo ~s l.y presented except tha Ln this cas~ the awnLng w1th attending pol.es enc roa ch~' on City property had a1ready been inata11ed w ithou t pri.or knowl.edge o r app r ov~t of the C~ty-Upon the advice o f che Depar~ent of Community Development, c• ~rain structura.1 changes had been made to ~he awning and, therefore, the Board o ~ AdJUStment and Appea1 s was r equesting that the Counci1 grant this reques t ex post facto. C ounc ~l.man Lay questioned whether a siqn such as the o ne pa~t ud on the awning was permiss~l.e under the Municipal. Code. City Manager O~a1 suqgc~Lud that the encroa chment c ou1d be approv d -ith the provisi.on that the sig n o n ~h~ awning be removed . • • • • , 32 >< - • • • -"' - CX>UNCIL.MAJs LAY MC> ED , COl.JhCI.LM.AN SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE ENCB:OACHHEf\.-r OVER CrrY PROPERTY AT 3460 SOLTrH BFCIA..DWAY , H:I. FI FO FUM MUSIC COMPANY , FOR AN AWNING BE GRANTED P.ROVl:D:rNG THAT SA3.D ENCROACHMENt' COMPLY W ITH ALL STANDARDS OF THE BUILDING DIVISION AND THAT NO AOVERTISJ.:NG BE A.I...LOWED O . SAID AWN:J..NG. Upon the c a11 of the ro~1 . the vote resu1ted as fol.l.o-s: Ayes: CouncLl. Members Brow r ., Henning, Lay , Schw ab. Sent::L. Nays: None Absent: Coun~i1 M e~e~~ a~~ssunq, Dho£1ty. The Mayor dec 1a£ed Lhe mot...i.o•• carr .1-c .:3. C o unc11ma.n Lay !o.Otat.ed ~:.ha 1·~ """C)U1d li.ke rhc C.1ty Att o rney to advi.s the Cou.nc::Ll. -heth r these s1.gr.s c.ou.l.d oe p E:rm.i.t. ted o n a..n a-n::Lng e.ncroach.i..ng over C~ty rights-o f --ay. City Manag er Dial. pr sented a memora..n um £rom the Board o f Career Serv1.ce Commissioners 1.0 wh i h the B o ard askea to re r E:l..J...e ved of r es pons~i1i ty t o recommend to Council. by May 1 o f each year a pay p1an . M.r. D1.al .L:•dica t..ed t.haL Lh.J.S o ..cd,a._t«LnL-a .,.,as -:z:itt.en in 1958 .before. n g o t1at.:i..ng w ith Ci..ty employe.._ g..c:o ups was a ceol..J.cy. Und r t.h.e process t o day i.t is virtual.l.y i..mpossi.bl.e .t or the .Board to p~ay an a..::t::Lve c ol.e in eva.l.uati._ng a pay p1an because a ccura e s alary statis~1.cs canna be gathered and presented i...n a. mea.n..i...n.gfu1 foCJn prior to the May 1 dead.l..1ne . In add1..tio n , for the Board to enter actively 1nto the negot i.a ~9 practice v.a d rev.1-e<W' o£ Lhe pay plan .l.onger rea.11stic. Council.man S ch-£elL thot ::1. m~ght... ~ appropriate ~o rev~ew the ent1..re Char er and the Municipal Cod Ln o cd r el.1mLnate a 11 simil.ar prov1- sio ns which were o ut of date. Counc1.1ma.n. Lay sai.d that ar. ord.LO-a..nce a..me.nd .J. .. ng the Board • s r espons 1 - b1..l.i.ty <W'AS necessary because t.ney w er n o ~ong r i..J"'I a _po.s.i.t1on to pl.a.y a meaningful. role in the negotiatLng process .. COUNCI..LMAN BROWN MOVED , COUNCILWOMAN !Ebl~ ~ SECONDED , THAT THE CITY A TTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO DRAW UP A BILL FOR AN o~·fl.I_NANC£ W HICH WOULD DELETE SECTION 5 -2 -3 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE . U pon theca~~ o f Lhe r ol.l, the vote resulted as fo11ows: Ayes: Counc:t..l. M embers Brown. Henni.ng. Lay .. Sent1 .. Nays: Council. Member Sch<W'ab .. Abs nt: Council. Memo rs &1 ssing, Dhor~ty. The Mayor dec1ared th mo~t-ion c arri e d. Counc::Llman Lay ~h~ sugg seed that ~~o Board o~ Career Serv~ce COlni:D..1SSionera r v.:J..e""' t:.h.,_ Counc.1.l."& act o n to C••cocnm nd a provtsio 1:.0 taKe the pl. ace of thc.l.r pr d o:--r t ro1~ a.:. pE:ll eo ouL .Ln Se •t:.J.O-"l "'i -2-3 ot::. t:h Cod C.Lty Mana~ur D1a1 sa.1.d t:..r-.. at.. 1..1: at all. _po ss~l.e , h ""oul.d preter Lo meet w ith the Bo ~Ld LO se what k~d o f a r ole they should pl.ay, that perhaps 1~ -~ra...s appropr..i..ate f o r t......._em t o l::>e a p 11a.L e or fact-.t~di.ng board .. C~ty Mar.ager D i a1 stated that he wo~d LLke co depart from the agenda. He i..ndi.ca ed t.ha.r. the County ~ad and Bri.dge Fund mon.i.es avai.1a.b1e ror the Ci.ty amounted to $49 ,000 . Ln Lhe past the City has used th~s money a1most ent1re1y f or soa1 coating streets the second year after they were ~ed through a pav Lng d~strict~ and to o ver1 ay o ther s t reets wh~ch w ere much o1der . The sea1 coatLng this year &s proposed by the Pub1ic Works Director wou1 d amount to $16,000 whi1 e tho o ve r1ay wou1 d amount to $15,400 for a ota1 project of $31.400 . • \ ~ • • I' 32 X I -- -r.., - C~ty Manaqer Dial. pr sen ed a memorandum £rom the Puc1ic Works Director proposLng rep1acement of cer~ain concrete o n Eas Eastman Ave~ue. When th street was c o nstructed in the e a r1y 1 950 's the curb wa1k that was Lnsta11ed was a non -c onforming ype which had a 4 1nch drop from the gutter l.ip to tne tl. 1ine Lnstead o f ~h standard 2 ~ches. This xcess1v dro p prohibits insta11a- tio n oL c urb cu s o r th~ o verlaying o~ the street as automobi1es drag their bumpers or bounce unusua11y hard o ver t his ~Jrter section. It w as the recomm-na a- tion of the Pub1ic Works Director that s~ncc he ntire amount of c urb work ~as non -c o nf orming, that i be r e moved end repl.aced w i ~h he property owner paying on l.y f or that porti on whi ch r.:=qu.:i..rPd repl.ac emeJ ... t: due to c ondition o r settl.ement , and that the City pay Cor the r~mai nde r o f the ~mp rov ement through the County Road and Bridge Fund . Mr . Dia1 U~d1 cated that he -as n o re~dy to recommend this proposa1 but would 1 ike the C ounci1 to give it c o n side rat1o n for a c tion at a 1ater date. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SEcx:>NDED , THAT THE PR:>POSED PROGRAM OF SEAL COAT AND OVEJUj:\.Y AS SET FORI"H .I.N THE MEMORANDUM FFOM THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS TO THE C1TY MANAGER DA~ED MARCH 3 , 1 972 , BE PERFORMED AT A TOTAL COST OF $31 ,4 00. Upon the c a11 o t the ro11, the vote resulted £o11ows: Ay es: Cou.nci..~ Metnbers Brown , Hcrui:a.Jlg , Lay , S c hwab. Se:nt:i.. Nays: None Absen t: C o u.n•-i.1 Members B1ess.inq , Ohor i.t.y . The Mayor dec1ared the mot i o n carried . bY A tr.r HO.I'ITY ORDJ:NA.NCE NO . , SER:X:..ES OF 1 :;t7 2 AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT ALL.E'Y LOCATED ENTIRELY W ITHIN BLOCK 6 , PREMIER ADOJ:TIO • CrrY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE C<>UNTY . CX>LORADO, AND RESERVING THE REIN THE ~GHT TO :I:NSTA.LL, MAINTAIN, OPERATE , REPAIR AND REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER MA IN AND OTHER UTILITIES NOW L£>CATED r~ SA..I:O PUBLIC ALLEY. City Attorney Berard~i reca11ed thaL r -~ Counci.1 had d1rected tha Mr. Ch.al...merse Parker a.nd Offices , Ltd .• s1qn a.r~ d Jrce.ment for the use o f tt e a11ey shou1d the South L~coLn Screet Sout h Sl ~~ Stree~ a11ey south o f East Girard Avenue be vacated . Such an a~re .t has be~ s1gned he stated. COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED, COU'NCXLHAN JiROWN SECONDED~ THAT THE SOOTH LINCOLN STREET/SOUTH SHERMAN STREET ALLEY 50\.T'I'H O F EAST G1.RARD AVENUE BE VA.CAT.ED_ U pon t h e c a11 of the ro11, the v o c .su1t d as f o11o-s : Ayes: Counc~1 Members Brown , Henning. SentL . ~aye: Counci1 Members Lay. Schwab. AbsenL: Counc11 Member s B1 ssing~ DhorL y . Th Mayor dec1ared th~ motion c arrLed, but the ordunan c~ fa11ed . In response-t o a ques-ci.on. fro m. Cou..nc.L1"Wom.a.n. H.enn.1ng Ln whi.ch she stated that anyo ne v oting Ln favor o f th mo 1on c o u1d reintroduce the moti.on agaLn. C ounciLman Brown i.nd~cated that he de£Lnite1y 'Wanted the measure c on- sidered again . B 'i AUTHOR..rl'Y O RDI NANCE NO . 9 . SERIES OF 1972 AN ORD~NCE AMENDING ORDl:NANCE NO . 7, SE.R.X.£5 OF 1972 , TO D ELETE THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOtrrH EMERSON STREET FBOM PAVING DISTRICT NO . 21... • -- ~'32 • • • • -7 - (Copied Ln fu11 Ln the official. Ordinance Book.) CX>UNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED ,. THAT ORDINANCE NO. SERIES OF 1972 , BE PASSED Ot-. FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWCX>D IrFRALD SENTJ:NEL . Upon t.h cal.l. of the ro11 . the vote resul.ted .t:ol.l..ow.:oo : Ayes: C ouncil. Members Bro wn , H nning,. Lay , Sch~aL . Sent~. Nays : None Absent: C o uncil. Members Bl.esSLng , Dhority. The Mayor decl.arcd the motion carried . Council.man Schwab noted that th next ite~ on the agenda , a Bi11 for an OrdLnance popul.arl.y kno wn as the Animal. Contro l. Ordinance , had b en tabl.ed at the meeting o f ~anuary 17. 1972, and ~uggcsted that it woul.d perhaps be best if C ouncil. wou1d defer a ctio n until. it coul.d meet w ith the Animal. Control. Committee. He al.so indicated that an o rdinance of this nature wa s t oo controversial. to c on sider when t-o members o f the Council were absent . Councilman Lay agreed , noting that the Hobby Breeders licensing provision s hould be given c onsiderable study it would undoubtedLy be a difficult pro vision t o enforce. By common agreement , Counci1 moved to the next item o n th agenda . Introduced as a Bi11 by Counci1man Lay , A BILL FOR AN ORDJ:NANCE AMENDING TITLE XV "69 E .M .C., BY ADDING DEFINITIONS , rNCR.EASING THE APPOI"NI'ED MEMBERSHIP TO THE WATER A.ND SEWER BOA-AD , ESTABLISHING DATES FOR THE DELINQUENCY OF WATER BILLS , MAKING PROVISION FOR NOTICE OF SHUT-QFF AFTER D ELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING ''VACANCY INSPECT ION'' CHARGES; INCREASING CHARGES FOR WAT ER TURN-QFF O R TURN-QN SERVICES; At.rri-DRIZING CUT.-QFF FQOM MAIN TO BE PERFORME D EITHER B){ A S T ATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER OIVIS:X:ON PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE SPEC:rFICATIONS AND STANDARDS ; D ISCONTIN.UING T HE SALES OF CERTAJ:N MATER..I.A.LS BY T HE WATER D IVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONN;'.C - T IONS WITH T HE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENS E D AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL O RDINANCES OR PARI'S OF ORDINANCES rN CONFLICT HEREWX.TH. City Attor~y Berardini brief1y revi -cd the Bi11 f or an Ordinance Revising XV of the Ci y C o de re1ating to th water o peratio n . City Manag r D~a1 n o ted that this was pr~ari1y a h o use-cleaning ty o f ord ~nance altho ugh there were two pL o visio ns he would 1Lke t o especia11y draw t o the Council "& entio n . First, this o rdinance would eventually eli~inate the City practice o f keeping an invento ry o f plumbing items needed to make water and sew r insta11at~on~ from the main to the hous _ While the City -ou1d c o ntinue to m ainta in an inventory of meters , he fe1t it was n o longer necessary f o r us t o carry an Lnvento ry o f these other items . S e cond , this o rdinance would raise the delinquent charge where it was necessary to turn o f£ custo mers • wat&r and then 1ater restor e service fro m $1 .00 t o ss .oo _ This he s tated w ould be in c onformance w ith th requirements of the surround~g cities . COUNCILMAN LAY 1-tOVED, COUNCII...MAN SCKrJAB SECONDED , T HAT THE BILL FOR AN O RDINANCE REVISING TITLE XV OF THE C ITY CODE RELATING TO THE WATER OPERA - T:I:ON BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND PUBL:I:SHED IN FULL ::I:N THE ENGLE\~000 HERALD SENT:I:NEL -Upon the ca11 of the r o11, th vote resulted as fo 11 o~s: • ) • • :. T 32 X - - - - -a - Ayes: C ouncil Member s Brown , Henning, Lay . Schwab, Senti . Nays: None Absent: Council Members Blessing , Dhority . The Mayor declared the mo tion carried . City Manager Dia1 introduced Mr. Car1 Zenon , an intern -orking -ith the City under a program sponsored by the International City Management Association in c on junction -ith the Denver Regional Counci1 o f Governments. H r . Zenon , he stated . is study~ng for a Master 's Degree at ~e University of Denver in Pub1~c Administratio n and his work with the City wi11 serve as the practica1 applicatio n of his studies . RESOLUTION NO . 15 , SERIES OF 1972 A RESOLUTION REQUESTl:NG THE HOUSING AND HOME FI~E ADMINISTRATOR TO REL'I.EVE THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD OF ALL LIABILITY UNDER AGREEMENT PREVIOUSLY ENTERED INTO . (Copied Ln fu11 in the official Resolutio n Book .) City Manager Dial discussed the reso lutio n -hich wou~d relieve the City o f a11 1iabi1ity under a $20 ,000 planning 1 oan granted to the City in 1962 by the Housing and Home Finance Administratio n . This planning advance of $20.000 is for the s o-ca11ed Hoskins Storm D raLnage Study . Since very little o f their proposal had been c o nstructed and because a new storm drainage p1an had been prepared, the 1ike1ihood o f the City c o ntinuLng under the Hoskins proposals was remote . This reso1ut~on wou1d relieve the City of any 1~abi1ity f o r the payment o f this $20 ,000 except for $89 .55 which represented the proportionate amo unt o f the advance re1ated t o the pub1ic w o rk c o nstructio n Ln acco rdance with the plans prepared -~th the 1oa.n. COUNCI.LM.AN SCHWAB MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO . 15, SERIES OF 197 2 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED . Upon the c a11 o f the r o 11 , the vote r esulted as f o 11ows : Ayes: C ouncil Members Bro ""'", Henning , Lay , Schw ab . Senti.. Nays : None Absent: Counci1 Members Blessing , Dhori.ty. The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . City Manager Dial discussed a memorandum fro m the Assistant City Manager relating to the proposed pro gram f o r the enfo rcement o f the ordinance pro hibiting private refuse receptacles fr o m being placed o n pub1ic t hor ough - fares . He further explained that a n o tice advising a11 property own ers o f the reaso ns f o r Counci1 ado pting this o rdinance and the metho d for enforcing same would be sent in the nea r future . RESOLUTION NO . 16 , SERIES OF 1972 RESOLt.rriON AtrrHORIZXNG THE FILING O F THE APPLICATION F O R A GRANT TO ACQUIRE AN D D EVELOP OPEN SPACE FOR A ''G REENBELT PARK '' (WEST HARVARD GULCH) WITKIN 'l.'HE CIT¥ OF ENGLElN'CX>D ; COLORADO. (Copied in fu11 Ln official Resolution Book.) I -- "32x - • • • • -.. - City Manager D~a1 discussed the reso1ut~on authorizing the £11ing of the app1icat1on for a grant to deve1op th Greenbe1t area in North-est Eng1ewood. He noted that at the 1ast Counci1 meeting a simi1ar reso1ution was approved in the amount of 5206,000 p1us $50,000 for re1ocating a11 persons disp1aced in the pro~ect. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1op~ent , Mr. Dia1 stated that it now appears that $66 ,000 sho u1d be reserved for re1ocation. T he proposed reso1ut ion wou1d a1so inc1ude 57,800 for bicyc1e and hiking paths to be constructed thro ughout the proposed Greenbe1t . He noted that we wou1d need approximate1y $50,000 more than the $90,000 budgeted in the Pub1ic Improve - ment Fund for the Greenbe1t program and that if the resol.ution were approved~ a supp1ementa1 appro priation woul.d have to be approved by the Council. at a 1atcr date. There was some discussion as to wh ther or not bicycl.e paths necessary . Mr . Dial. suggested that the Council. vote first o n whether or not to incl.ude bicyc1e-hiking paths and then vote on the rest of the reso1ution. T his he stated woul.d not p1ace the entire reso 1ution in 3eopardy. COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED ,. COUNCXLMAN BROWN SECONDE D~ THAT B:I:CYCLE - HIKING PATHS BE XNCLUDED :eN THE GREENBELT PROJECT. Upon the ca.11. of the r ol.1 ,. the vote resul.ted as fo11ows: Ayes: C ouncil. Members Brown ,. HennLng,. Lay , senti . Nays: Council. Member Schwab . Absent: Council. Members Bl.essing . Dhority. The Mayor decl.ared the motion carried. COUNC:I:LWOMAN HENNING MOVED, COUNCXLMA.N BROWN SECONDED ,. THAT RESOLUTXON NO . 16 , SERIES OF 1972, BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED . Upon the ca11. of the rol.1 , the vote resu1ted as £o11ows: Ayes: Council. Members Brc:rwn, Henni..ng , Lay ~ Schwab ,. Senti. Nays: None Absent: C ouncil. Members Bl.essing, Dhority . The Mayo r decl.ared the motion carried . City Manager D ial. presented a. resol.ution wh ich woul.d grant a uti1ity easement to Lhe Pub1 i c Service Compa.ny £or rerouting a gas 1ine to the p1ant . RESOLUT:I:ON NO . 17 , SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING GRANT OF UTXLXTY EASEMENT REQUIRED BY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY" OF COLORADO FOR GAS LINE TO THE CITY • S SEWE R PLANT . (Copied in fu11 in the o fficial. Resol.ution Book .) COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY' SECONDED , THAT RESOLUTION NO . 17, SERIES OF 1972 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 o f the rol.1, the vote resu1ted as fo11ows; Aye s : Council. Members Bro-n , Henning. Lay~ Schw'ab, Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Counci1 Members B1essi.ng , Dhority. The Mayor dec1ared the m ot i o n carr~ed - I • • \ ! :r I' • • • • -10 - City Attorney Berard~i noted that before the Greenbe1t project cou1d receive £avorab1e action by the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment~ Counci1 wou1d have to set forth its 1and acquisition policy and present an appropriate reso1ution which in effect wou1d show the City 's wi11ingness to make a reasonab1e effort to acquire the property before instituting negotiation proceedings. RESOLUTION NO . 18 , SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION STATING THE LAND ACQUISITION POLICY IN NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD FOR A GREEN -BELT PARK (WEST HARVARD GULCH) J:N NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO. (Copied in fu11 in the o£ficia1 Resolution Book .) COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED., COUNCXLMAN SCI:IItolAB SECOND ED ., THAT RESO- LUTION NO . 18., SERIES OF 1972 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote resulted as f o 11ows: Ayes: Counci1 Members Brown , Henning , Lay, Schwab~ Senti. Nays: None Absent: Counci1 Members B1essing , Dho rity . The Mayo r dec1ared the mo tio n carried . City Manager Dia1 noted that the re1o catio n requirements in the Greenbe1t area were extens1ve compared with s o me of the o ther projects the City had conducted in the past . If at a11 possib1e , he £e1t it would be he1pfu1 to draw upon the experience o f the Den v er Urban Renewal Author1ty which had been thro ugh this pro c~ss o n a number o f o ccasio ns . Therefore , he advised the Counci1 that he might attempt t o secure an agreem.ent with DURA for their assistance in the pro ject . Counci1man Lay asked the C ity A tto rney to resea rch whether o r n o t children p1aying o n the streets c o u1d be issued a citatio n . He n o ted that becau se there was a 1ack o f parks in his district , it was not uncommo n to f~d children playing in the streets and that they had been to1d by the P o lice Department t o d isco ntinue such activities . City A tto rney B erard~ni stated he wo u~d investigate the matter . Councilman Lay asked t h e City Atto rney to research the pro blem o f placing signs o n marquees and awn ings p1aced ove r the p ublic right o f way . The City Atto rney stated he wou1d do Councilwoman Henning said she w o uld like the C o uncil t o consider the S o uth Platte Open Space proposal as presented by Trout Un1Lmited at a coming study session. She stated that she was n o t interested in having a complete study of the situatio n made a t t h is time but merely f o r the C o uncil t o discuss the questio n to see if it interest e d in p ursuing it any fur ther . Councilw oman Henning a sked the C ity Manage r to v erify w hether t he City of Litt1eton has insti t uted a po ~icy o f pay ing the en t Lre paving district assessments . Counci1woman Henning stated that in her reeearch o~ Robert•• Ru1ea of Order, a motio n to tab1e lasts o n1y until the next meeting and that if the item is not taken up at that meeting, it die• and can be reintroduced at that tLme. City Attorney Berardini said he wou1d research the questio n ~urther. • • • r 32x • • -1.1. - Council.man Brown suggested that the Planned Development District ordinance be removed from the tabl.e. Councilman Schwab expressed the £eel.ing that it sho uld be del.ayed until. the Council. had time to discuss it ~n depth. It w as not bro ught fro m the tabl.e . COUNCIL.MA..N SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, TH.Kr THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. U pon the cal.l. of the r o l.l., the vote resulted as fol.l.ows: Ayes : C o uncil. M embers BrO"W"n , l:lenn1.nq , Lay ., Schwab, Senti. 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'!' • • r ~2 x • 0 - ROLL CALL • • I • ,. • \ I r 32X • - • • • • 0 - ROLL CALL \~~Schwab~~ Lav Counc i.1woman Henning Dhor i.tv Bro-n B1ess:Ln Ma or Senti. • • -__ /L<:._ -... • • \ ! ~ ,32X • - 0 - • • II . • \ ! ;. • • • ROLL CALL Sch'"'ab La Counc11-oman Henning Dhori..ty Bre»om B1ess::Ln • • - Ma or Sent i. _. ~~~/--~~~---v-~~~--~~~ .. 0 F r-\ - ClTY C O ,. • • - - - - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION MARCH 20. 1972 "'-~lJr.,."-•L.. r.. ... Rev. Hele:D'Watili'~~~ao~~E: pledge of allegt_ance JecJ""aY~ CoLo. 8:00 P. M~ Call to order , invocation by the Trut.h Center. Science of Mind. No. 58, and roll call . 1. Minutes. (a) Regular meeting o:f March s. 1972. (Copies trans- mitted herewith .) 2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors. (a) Recognition of ••special guests .. of the Council. (b) Mr. Robert Weaver and Mr. Cb.rls Crosby of "I'rout, Unllmlted, 4260 East. Evans Avenue, will be present to request a beauti.fication of the South Platte River project. (c) Mr. M. M. Su..m...mers, 3140 South Delaware Street. will be present to discuss X-rated moved in Engle- wood. (d) Mr. Eddie Specht, manager of the Gothic 'Theatre, will be present to discuss the proposed ordinance which would prohibit the showl..n.g of X-rated rnovled within the City . 3. Com_rnunlca.tlons -no action required . (a) Mlnutes o.f the Public Library Board meeting of: March 14,. 1972. (Copies tra..n.smitted bere~tb.) (b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting or February 23,. 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith .) (c) Minutes o£ the Workable Prograxn. Citizens· Com- mittee m .eetlng of March 2,. 1972. (Copies trans- mitted herew-Ith.) (d) Minutes of the Board of Adjustl:nent and Appeals meetl_ng oC February s. 1972. (Copies transmitted here-with .. ) (e) l\1.inut.es of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of March 8,. 1972. (Copies tran.smitted herewith.) (f) Financia.J report £or the month of February,. 1972. (Copies transmitted herewith.) 4. Comrn\.Ul.ications -action recom...mended. .. (a) Memora.ndu.xn dated March 7,. 1972,. from the Planning and Zoning Conlmission recon:unending an easement vacatioo of the north 16' of the property at. 4005 South Jasoo Street. (Copies tra..nsrnitted. berewt.th .. ) (Also transmitted. is a staff report,. location maps,. and ex- cerpt of the minutes of the Pla.n.nl.ng and Zoning Com- mission regular meeting o-r March 7,. 1972.) (Continued) • • - \ ! 2X • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION MARCH 20, 1.972 Page 2 4 ~ Com..munications -action recommended . (Continued) (b) Memorandum dated March 7,. 1972, from the Pla.nnlng and Zoning Commission recomm e nding an easement vacation ol the north 1.6" of the property at 4000 South Jason Street... (Copies transmitted her e ~tb ... ) (Also tra..nsmitted is a staff report, location maps, and ex- cerpt o£ tbe minutes of the PJann.lng and Zoning Corn- mission regular meeting o£ March 7, 1972 ... ) (c) Memorandum from the Board of Ad just:Inent and Appeals dated March 8 ,. 1972,. r ecorn.rnending the en- c roachment oC marquee posts at 3460 South Broadway .. (Copies of the memorandum and a diagram of the recommended encroachment transmitted herev.rtth .) (d) Memorandum from the Board of Career Service Com- missioners to the City Council requesting a review of: the M\Dl.icipal Code, Article 5-2-3 as it relates to th e pay plan. (Copies transmitted here~ith.) (e) Memorandum from M.r. K ells Waggoner,. Director o:f Public Works ,. to Mr. Stanley H. Dial,. City Manager,. relating to the replacement. of concrete on East. East- man Avenue. {Copies transmitted here with.) (f) Me.moranduxn from l\1.r. K e ll s VVaggoner,. Director of Public Works,. t.o :Mr. Stanley H. Dial . City Manager,. recom.mending the 1972 seaJ coat overlay program funded by the County Road and Bridge Fund. (Copies of the me:mora..ndum ,. a proposed list o.f the streets to be seal coated,. and a map transmitted herewith.) 5 .. City Attorney .. ../ (a) Ordinance on final r eading vacating the South Lincoln Street/South She rman Street alley south o.f East Girard Avenue .. {Copies previously tran sm itted .) (b ) Ordinance on final reading deleting the 3400 block of South Emerson Street from Paving District No .. 21 .. (Copies previously transmitted.) Bill for an Ordinan ce establishing certain requir e ments [or the control of dogs and o the r a.nin:lals. (rb.is Bill was tabled at the Council meeting of January t_ 7 • 1972 .. ) (Copies of a revised Bill for an Ordinance transmitted herewith .. ) Bill for an Ordinance rev'ising Title XV o.f the City Code relating to the W ater Operations. (Copies transmitted herew-ith .. ) (e) Attorney's choice .. 6.. City Manager. • (a) Resolution regarding the abatement of a now de.funct planning advance [or a storm drainage plano~ 1961. (Copies transmitted herewith .. ) (Contmued) • • • ... - - - - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION MARCH 20. 1972 Page 3 6. City 1\.~anager. (b) Report on progress {or the en£o.rcexnent of the ordi- nance p::rohiblttng refuse recept.acles from being placed on public thorou.gh(a..res... (M_emorandunt about the above subject transmitted herewith .. ) (c) Action to include the provision of bike paths around the proposed Greenbelt project ln Northwest Engle- wood. An adjustment to the relocation costs will also be discussed .. (d) Memorandum from M:.r .. Charles Carroll, Utilities Director, to Mr. Stanley H . DlaJ, City Ma..nager, recommending a gas line easen:lent at the Se"W8..ge Treatment Plant. (Copies o£ the memor-andt.lDl and a map transmitted herewith.) (e) Manager •a choice ... 7. Recognition o:f non-scheduled citizens and visitors. 8.. General discussion. (a) Mayor's choice .. (b) Councilman •s choice .. 9.. Adjournment. S TANLEY H. DIAL City Manager SHD/Ij • -• 1'32X • • • Precinct Precinct • • - ''SPEC I.AL CITIZEN PRcx;R..AM INVITEES,. Mar ch 20,. 1972'' No . Mr . and Mr s . Mr . and Mr s . Mr . and Mr s . No . 2 Mr . and Mr s . CITY C~•F .... F I C ~ ~C~MEN""['j cou r,._ _ Erne st H. Blis s , 2060 West ~c:M?v ~LE William J . Frantz , 2167 We s t Baker Avenue Dean F . Avid, 2024 West Harvard Avenue • "-1;...:. FI!._E 000, COLO . ._.,....,._ and Mr s • Ernest Moberl y , 292 South Bannock Street LaWTence Mon toya, 3 145 South Elati Street Archie L . Miller,. 2933 South Delaware Street Mr . and Mr s . P recinc t No . 3 Mr . a n d M rs . Ron s . Hi tchell ,. Sr.,3262 South Sherman Street Mr . and Mrs . John Neal, 3001 South Sherman Street Mr . and Mrs . M . E . Ritter ,. 3202 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 4 Mr . and Mrs . George A . Di.ebert ,. 3801 South Acoma Street Mr . and Mr s . H i.ll.work Moberly , 3650 Souc.h Galapago Street Mr . and Mr s . H ondo M ontez ,. 3605 South Broadway Street Precinct No . 5 Mr . a n d Mrs . P eter Battiston e , 2 9 75 Sou t h Washington Street Mr . and Mr s . R onal d E . Mi t c h ell , 2921 South D o wn ing S t reet Mr . a nd Mrs . Willard M . Moore , 2950 Sou th Co ron a Street P recin c t No . 6 Mr . and Mrs . George A. R amel ow , 3260 South F ranklin Street Mr . and Mrs . Donald M. Ran u m , 3351 South Corona Street Mr . and Mr s . Lynn Richard s on , 3475 South Emerson Street Precinct No . 7 H r . and Mr s . John C . o •Neill , 3262 South High Street ~r . ~-Stephen L . O 'Kane, 3146 South Vine Street Hr . and Mr s . Carl C . R ichter , 3174 S o uth Vine Cou rt P recinct No . 8 H r . and Mrs . John R afferty , 3556 South Grant Str eet Mr . and Mrs . Fr ed W . R ag s dale , 3340 Sou th P ea r l Street Hr . and Mrs. R obert L . Ranck , 3501 South Cla r kson S t reet • • • r 32x • • • - Page 2 -March 20, 1972 Council Invitees Precinct No . 9 Hr. and Mr s . Robert Ne~by , 3917 South Penns ylvania Street Mr . and Mr s . C . B . Newton , 3555 South Penns ylvania Street Hr. and Mr s . Wayn e 0 . Redman, 4090 South Pearl Street PrecinLt No. 10 Mr . and Mrs. Ed~ard J . Raff rty, 4186 South Galapago Street Mr . and Mr s . Robert Roatcap , 4130 South Elati Street ~r. J . G . Robbins , 4268 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 11 Mr. and Mr s . Radel LaWTence, 4140 South She~n Street Rev. and Mr s . Alfred Randall , 421 Sough Broadway Street Mr . a nd Mrs . Henry Ra smusses, 4395 South Pennsylvania Street Precinct No. 12 Mr. ....-Hr. ,__,.r. and Mrs. Max Warren , 4531 South Bannock Street t ?m orman G . Marcotte, 43J5 South Kalamath Street and Mrs . Victor Ott, 4565 Souch Fox Screec Precinct No .. 13 Mr .. and Mr s .. Bruce Nelson, 2982 We st Layton Av enue ~r .. ~-Frank S . Reffa1t, 4610 Sough King Street Mr . and Mrs .. David C .. Reinebold , 5081 South J ul ian Street Precinct No . 14 Mr . and Mrs .. Glen A. R edell, 49 2 South GaLapago Street Mr. and Mrs .. George C . Reeves, 4920 South Lipan Dr ive Mr. and Mrs .. Oran W .. Rempe, 4738 South Elati Street Precinct No.. 15 Hr. and Mrs .. Albert J . Oyler 9 4 716 South Elati Street Mr. and Mrs . D .. D. Ral ston , 4 50 South Galapago Street Mr .. and Mr s .. Herbert D .. Reedy 9 4775 South Elati Street Precinct No . l6 Mr. and Mrs .. Robert D . Monson, 4416 South Wa shington Street Mr. and Mr s. Rahn L. Mitchell, 4601 South Lincoln Street _-Mr. and Mrs. Dewey F. Miller 9 4730 South Logan Street • • • r 32x Precinct Pr ecinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct • • • - ""SPECIAL CITIZEN PR(X;RA.M INVITEES , M arch 20 , 1972"" No . Mr . and Mr s . Ern SI:O H . Bli ss , 2060 West Baker Avenue Mr . and Mrs . W illiam J . Frantz, 21.67 W est Baker Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Dean F. Av id , 2024 w SI:O Harvard Avenue No . 2 Mr. and M rs . Ernest Moberl y , 2928 South Bannock S treet Mr . and M rs . La'-Trence Mo ntoya, 3145 South E lati. Street Mr. and Mr s . Archie L. H i.ll.er , 2933 South D elaware Streec. No. 3 Mr. and Mr s . R on s . H i tchell , Sr .. ,3262 South Sherman Street Mr. and H.r s . John Neal, 3001 South Sherman Street Mr. and Mrs . M. E. R i tt.er , 3202 South Sherman Street 4 Mr. a nd Mr s . George A . Di.eber t, 3801. South A coma Street Mr. a nd Mr s . H i ll."Work Moberly, 3650 South Gal.apago Street Mr . and Mr s . Mondo Montez:, 3605 South Broadway Street No. 5 Mr . and Mr s . P eter Battis tone, 29 75 South Wa s hington Sc.reet Mr. and Mr s . Ronal.d E. Hi tche 11, 2921 South Downing St:.reet:. Mr. and Mr s . Willard M . Moore , 2950 South Corona Street No . 6 Mr . and Mr s . George A. R amel. ow , 3260 Sout-h Frankl. in Street Mr. and Mrs . Donal.d M . Ranum , 3351 South Corona Street:. Mr. and Hr s .. Lynn Richardson , 3475 Sou t.h E merson Street No . 7 Mr. and Mr s .. John c . O'Neill., 3262 South High Street Mr. and Mrs . Stephen L. O 'K ane , 3146 South Vine Street Mr. and M rs . Carl. c . R ichter , 3174 South V ine Court No .. 8 Mr. a nd Mr s . John R afferty, 3556 South Grant Stree t Mr. and Mr s . Fred w. Ragsdal.e, 3340 South Pearl Street Mr. and Mr s .. R o b ert: L. Ranck , 350L South Cl.a rk son S treet • \ I -r • • 1'32X • • • • 0 - Page 2 -March 20, 1972 Council Invitees P-reci.nc t No . 9 H r . and H rs . Robe rt Newby , 3917 South Penn sylvania Street Hr. and Mr s . C . B . New ton , 3555 South P nnsylvania Str et Mr. and Mr s . Wayne 0 . Redman, 4090 South P earl Street Prec inc:..t No . 10 Hr. and Mrs . Edward J . Rafferty, 4186 South Gal apago Stre t Mr. and Mrs . R obert R oatcap , 4130 South E1ati Street Mr. and Mr s . J . G . Robbin s , 4268 South 0 laware Street Pr ecinct No . 11 Precinct Precinct Mr. and Mr s . Radel LaWTence, 4140 South Sherman Street Rev . and Mr s . A lfred Randall , 421 8 Sou gh Broadway Street Hr. and Mr s . H enry Ra smu sses , 4395 South Penns ylvania Street No . 12 H-r . and Mr s . Max Warren ,. 4531. South Bannock. Street H-r. and Mr s . Norman G . Marcot t e , ~3 15 South Kal.amath Street M-r . and Mr s . Vi. c. t or Ott, 4565 South F ox Street No . 1 3 Hr. and Mr s . Bruce Nel.son, 2982 We s t Layto n Avenue H-r. and Mr s . Frank S. Reffalt, 4610 S o ugh King Street Hr. and Mr s . David c . Reinebol.d, 5081. South Jul.ian Street Prec inct No . 14 Hr. and Mrs . Glen A. R edel. I., 4942 South Gal.apago Street:. H r . and Mr s . George c . Re e v es ,. 4920 South L ipan Drive H-r. and Mrs. Or an w. R empe, 4738 Sou t h El.ati. Street Pr ecinct No . 15 Mr • and Mr s . A Lbert J . Oyler , 471.6 Sout:h El ati Street Hr. and Mr s . 0. o. RaL ston,. 4850 South Ca1a pa go Streec Mr. and Mr s . Herbert 0. Reedy. 4775 South El.ati Street: Precinct No . 16 Mr. and Mr s . Robert 0 . Monson , 4416 South Wa s hington Street Mr. and Mr s . Rahn L. Mitchell, 4601 South Lincoln Stree t Mr . and Mr s . Dewey F. MiLLer, 4730 South L ogan Street • \ ! ~ II • • '32x • - 0 - ''SPECIAL CITIZEN PR<X;RAH INVITEES ,. M arch 20 ,. 1972'' Pr ecinct No . 1 Mr. and M rs . Ern S L H . BLi ss ,. 2060 West Baker Avenue Mr. and Mr s . W i11iam J . Frantz, 216 7 W est Baker Ave nue Mr. and Mr s . Dean F. A vid ,. 202 .... W e st:. Harvard Av e nue Precinct No . 2 Mr. and H r s . Erne st MoberLy . 292 South Bannock Street Mr. and H :r s . Lawrence M o ntoya,. 3145 South El.ati Street Mr. and M rs . Archie L . Mi1ler ,. 2933 South Delaware Street Precinct No. 3 Mr. and Mr s . R on s . M.itc.hel.l.,. Sr.,.3262 Sou th Sherm.an St-reet Mr. and Mr s . John Neal,. 3001. South Sherman S treet Mr. and Mrs . M. E . Ritter ,. 3202 South S herman Street Precinct No . 4 Mr. a nd Mr s . George A. Diebert ,. 3801 South Acoma Street Mr . and Hr s . MilLwork MoberLy , 3650 South GaLapago Street Mr . and Mr s . H o ndo Montez., 3605 South Broadway Street Precinct No . 5 Mr. and Mr s . P eter Batti s tone,. 2975 South Wa s hington Street Mr. a nd Mr s . R o na 1d E. Mitchel.!., 2921 Sout-h Downing Street Mr. and Mr s . Wi11ard M. Moo r e , 2950 South Corona Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Mr s ... George A. Rame.Low , 3260 South Frankl. in Street Mr. and Mr s .. Dona1d M . Ranum , 3351. South Corona Street Mr . and Mr s . Lynn Ri c hard son , 3475 South Emer son Street Prec inct No . 7 • Mr • and Mr s .. John c . o•Neil.l., 3262 S outh High Street Mr . and Mr s . Stephen L. o •K.ane ,. 31 4 6 Sout:h V i.ne Street Mr . and Mr s . C arl. G . R ichter , 3174 South V i.ne Court Precinct No . 8 Mr. and Mr s . John Rafferty , 3556 South G-rant Street • • Mr • a n d Mr s . Fred w. Rag s da.Le, 3340 S o uth Pear.l Street Mr. and Mr s . R obert L. Ranck , 3501 Souch C1 arks on Street • • ~'32x - - - - - 0 - Page 2 -March 20 , 1972 Council Invitees Precinct No . 9 Hr . and Mrs . Robert Newby , 3917 South Pennsy lvania Street Mr. and Mr s . c . B . Newton , 3555 South Pennsylvan ia Street H r . and Mrs. Wayne o . Redman, 4090 South Pearl Street Precin~t No . 10 Hr . and Mr s . Ed~ard J . R.£ferty, ~1 & South Gal apago Street Hr . and Mr s . Robert Roatcap , ~1 30 South Elati Street Mr . and Mr s . J . G . Robbin s , 426 South Dela~are Street Precinct No . 11 Precinct P r ecinct P -recinc t Precinct Mr . and Mrs . Radel. LaWTence, 4140 South Sherman Street Rev. and Mrs . Alfred Randall , 4218 Sough Broad~ay Street Hr . and Mrs. Henry Rasmusses, 4395 South Pennsylvan~a Street No . 12 H r . and Mrs .. Hax Warren , 4531 South Banno k Street Hr . and Mr s . Norman G . Ma-r co tte, 4315 South K alam.at:.h Street H r . and Mrs . Victor Ott, 4565 South Fox St-reet No . 13 H r . an d Hr s . Bruce NeLson , 2982 West L ayton A venu e Hr. a n d Mr s . F rank s. R e£falt , 461.0 Sou gh K ing St:.-reet Hr . and H r.s .. D avid c . Reinebol.d , 5081 South Ju L ian Street:. 14 Hr . and Mrs . GLen A. R edeLl , 4942. South Galapago Street Hr . and Mrs . George c . Reeves , 4920 South Lipan Drive Hr . and Mr s . Or an w. Rempe , 4 738 South ELati Street No . 15 H r . and Mr s .. Al.bert J . Oyler , 4 71.6 South El.ati. Street Hr . and Mrs. o . D . R aL s ton , 4850 S o uth Galapago Street Hr . and Mr s . Herbert D . Reedy , 4 775 South Elat1. Street Preci.nct No . 1b Hr . and Mrs . Robert o . Mon s on , 4416 South Washington Street Hr . and Mrs . Rahn L. Mitchell , 4601 South Li.ncol.n Street Hr . and Mrs . Dew ey F . H il.ler , 4730 South Logan Street • II -- r 32xl • • • • • - "SPECIAL CITIZEN PR<X;RAM INV1TEES,. March 20 ,. 1972"" Precinct No . Hr . and Mrs. Erne st H .. Bli ss ,. 2060 We ~t Baker Avenue Mr . and Mr s . W illiam J . Frantz ~ 2167 West Baker Avenue Mr . and Mr s . Dean F . Avid , 2024 We s t Harvard Avenue P r eci.nct No . 2 Hr . and Mr s . Ernest Moberly, 2928 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mr s . Lawrence Montoya , 3145 South Elati. Street Hr . and H1 s . Archie L . Miller , 2933 South Dela-are Street P recinct No . 3 Hr . and Mr s . Ron s . Hi tchell , Sr .,3262 South Sher-man Street Hr . and Mrs . John Neal, 3001 South Sherman Street Hr . and Mrs . H . E -Ritter, 3202 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 4 Hr -and Mr s . George A . Di.ebert , 3 Ol South Acoma Street Hr. and Mr s . Millwork Moberly, 3650 South Galapago Street Hr . and Mrs . Hondo Montez , 3605 South Broad"W ay Street P recinct No . 5 Hr -and M rs . Peter Battis tone,. 2975 Souc.h Washington Street H r . and M rs . Ronald E . Mitchell , 2921 South D o wn ing Street Mr . and Mrs ... W ilLard H. M oore,. 2950 South Corona S t reet P recinct No . 6 Hr . and Hrs ... George A. Ramel ow ,. 3260 South F ranklin Streec. Hr . and Mrs .. Donal.d H . Ranum,. 3351 South Corona Street:. Hr. and Mr s .. Lynn Richard son, 3475 South Emerson Street Precinct No . 7 H r • and Mrs .. John c . O 'Neill., 3262 South High Street Hr . and Mrs .. Stephen L . O 'Kane ,. 3146 Souc.h Vine Street Hr. and Mrs .. Carl G . Ri.cht:.er ,. 3174 South Vine Court Precinct No . 8 H r . and Mrs. John R afferty , 3556 South Grant Street Hr -and Mrs . F red w. Ragsdale ,. 3340 S o u t.h P earl S treet H r . and Mrs . R obert L . R a nck , 3501 Sou th Cl.arkson Street • • • ~'32x • • • • • - Page 2 -March 20 , 1972 Council Invitees Precinct No . 9 Hr . and Mr s . Robert Newby , 3917 South P enn~ylvani a Street Mr . and Mr s . C . B . Ne-ton, 3555 South P nn~ylvania Street Hr. and Mr s . Wayne o . Redman , 4090 South Pearl Street PrecinLt No . 10 Hr . and Mr s . Edward J . Rafferty, 4180 South Galapago Street Mr . and Mr s . Robert Roatcap , ~130 South Elati Street Mr. and Mr s . J . G . Robbin s , 426 South Dela-are Street Pr ecinct No . 11 Precinct Precinc t Precinct Hr . and Mrs . Radel LaWTence , 4140 Soueh Sherman Street Rev . and Mr s . Alfred Randall, 4218 Sough Broadway Street Mr. an d Mr s . Henry Ra smu sses , 4395 South Pennsylvania Street No . 12 Mr . and Mr s . Max Warren , 4531. South Bannock Street Mr . and Mr s . Norman G . Marcotte, 4315 South Kal.am.ath Street Mr . and Mrs . Victor Ott , 4565 Sou th Fox Street No . 13 Mr . a nd Mrs . Bruce elson 7 2982 West. Layton A ven u e Mr . and Mr s . Fr a nk s . R effal.t 7 4610 Sough K ing S t reet. Mr. and Mrs . Davi.d c . Rei.nebol.d 7 5081. South Jul.i.an Street No. 14 Mr. and Mr s . Glen A. Redell., 4942 South Calapago Street Mr . and M·r s . George c . Reeve s . 4920 South Lipan DTive Mr . and Mr s . Or an w. Re.rnpe 7 4738 South El.ati Street Precinct No. 15 Mr • and Mr s . Albect J . Oyler . 4 71.6 S outh Elati Street Mr . and Mr s . D . D . Ral.s t.on 7 4850 South Calapago Street Mr . and Mr s . Herbert D . Reedy 7 4 775 South Elat.L Street Precinct No . 16 Mr. and Mr s . Robert D . Monson . 4416 South Washington Street Mr • and Mrs . Rahn L. Mitchell . 4601. South Lincoln Street Mr . and Mr s . Dewey F. Hiller , 4 730 South Logan Street , • • • • .. - ''SPECX.AL C ITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES , Ma-r c h 20, 1972'' Precinct No. 1 Mr. an d Mr s . Ern s t H . Bli ss , 2060 We s t. B a k er Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Wi l liam J . Frantz, 216 7 Wes t Baker Ave nue Mr . and Mr s . De an F-Avid,. 2024 We s t Harvard Avenue Precinct No . 2 Mr . and Mr s . Ernes t H o b e r l.y, 2928 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mr s . Law-ren c e Mo ntoya, 3145 South Elati. Street Kr. and Mr s . Ar c h ie L -Hill.er,. 2933 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 3 Kr . and Mr s . Ron s . H.i tchell, Sr .,3262 South Sherman Street Mr . and Mr s . John Neal., 3001 South Sherman Street Kr . and Mrs. M. E. Ritter, 3202 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 4 Mr . and Mr s . George A . Diebert:., 3 801 South Acoma Street Mr . and Mrs .. Mill.wo rk Moberly, 3650 South Gal.apago Screet Mr . and Mr s . Hondo Montez, 3605 South Broadway Street , Prec.i.nct No . 5 Mr . and Mrs .. Peter Batt:.istone,. 2975 South Washington Street Mr . and H.rs. RonaLd E -MitcheLL ,. 292L South Downing Street Mr. and Mrs. W il1ard M . Moore, 2950 South Corona Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Hr s .. George A. Ramel oW", 3260 South Frank1i.n Street Mr. and Hr s . Oona1d H . Ranum, 3 3 51 South Corona Street Mr. and Hr .s . Lynn Ri.c.hard.son, 34 7 5 South Emerson Street Precinct No • Kr. and Hr s . J o hn C . O'Nei.l.1, 326 2 Sou th High Street Mr . and Mr s . Stephen L -O 'K.ane, 3 146 S o u t.h Vine Street Mr. and Mr s .. Carl. G. Richter, 31 7!. S o ut:h Vine Court • Precinct No. a • Mr • and Mr s .. John Rafferty , 3556 South Grant: Street Mr. and M-r s .. Fred w. Rag s da1e, 3340 South PearL Street Mr. and Mr s . Robert:. L . Ranck., 3501 South Clarkson Street • • • \ I :r • r 32x • • - • - P age 2 -March 20 , 1972 Council Invitees Precinct Prec.inc;;.t No . 9 Mr . and Mr s . Robert Newby , 3917 South Pennsylvania Street Hr. and Hr s .. c . B . New·t on , 3555 South p nnsyl.va.nia Street. Hr. and Mr s . Wayne 0. R edman , 4090 South Pearl Street No . LO Hr . and Mrs. Edward J . Rafferty , 4186 South Galapago Street Mr. and Mr s . R obert Roatcap , 4130 South El.ati Street Mr. and Mr s . J . C . Robbin s , 4268 South Delaware Street Prec.i nce No . 11 Prec.i.oc.t P rec.i.nc.t Precinc t P -recinct Hr. and Hr s . Rade l La~en ce , 4140 South She~n Street R ev . and Hr s . A lfred Randall, 4218 Sough Broadway Street Hr . and Mr s . Henry Ra smusses , 4395 South Penns ylvania Street No . L2 Hr. and Mr s .. H.u< War ren , 4531. South Bannock Street Mr. and H TS . Norm.an c . Marcotte, 4315 South K.al.amat:.h Street Mr. and Mr s . Victor Ott, 4565 South Fox Street No. 13 Mr. and Mr s . Bru c e Nel.son,. 2982 West. Layton Avenue Mr . and Hr s . Fr ank. s . Re££al.t,. 461.0 Sough King Stree t Mr. and H.r s . David c . Rei.nebol.d,. 5081. South J u l. ian Street No . L4 Mr. and Hr s . Cl.eo A. R ede11 ,. 4942 South Galapago Street. Mr . and Mr s . George c . Ree v es ,. 4920 South Lipan Dri.ve Mr. and Hr s . Or an w. R empe,. 4738 South E1ati Street No • 15 Mr . and Hr s . A1bert J . Oyler , 471.6 Souch El.at.i Street Hr. and H.r s . D. D . Ral.ston ,. 4850 South Gal.apago Street Mr. and Hr s . Herbert D . Reedy,. 4775 South E l.ati. Street Precinct No . L6 Mr . and Hr s • Robert D. Monson ,. 4416 South Washington Street Mr . and Hr s . Rahn L. H.i.t:.chell.,. 4601 South Li.ncol.n Street Mr . and Hr s . OeW"ey F. H i.l.l.er ,. 4 730 South Logan Street • • • T 32X • • • • 0 - .. SPECIAL CITIZEN PR(X;R..AH INVITEES., March 20 , 1972"" Precinct No . Hr. and Mrs . Ernest H . B~iss, 2060 West Baker Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Wi1liam J . Frantz, 2167 West Baker Avenue Hr. and Mrs. Dean F . Av id , 2024 West Harvard Avenue Precinct No. 2 Hr. and Mrs. Ernest Mober1y. 2928 South Bannock Street Hr. and Mrs . LaWTence Montoya. 3145 South E1ati Street Mr. and Mrs. Archie L. Mi~1er, 2933 South De1aware Street Precinct No . 3 Hr . and Mrs . Ron S . H itche1l , Sr .,3262 South Sherman Street Hr. and Mrs. John Nea1, 3001 South She~n Street Hr. and Mrs. H . E . Ritter, 3202 SouLh Sherman Street Precinct No. 4 Hr. and Mrs. George A. Diebert, 3801 South Acoma Street Mr . and Mr s . H i11work Moberly, 3650 South Ca1apago Street Hr . and Mr s . H ondo Montez . 3605 South Broadway Street Precinct No. 5 Hr . and Mrs . P eter Battistone, 2975 South Wa shington Street H r. and Mrs . Ronald E . Mitchell. 2921 South Downing Street Mr. and Mr s . Willard H. Moore, 2950 South Corona Stree t Precinct No . 6 Hr. and Mrs. George A . Ramelow, 3260 South Franklin Street Hr. and Mrs. Donald H . Ranum, 3351 South Corona Street Hr . and Mrs. Lynn Richardson, 3475 South Emerson Street Precinct No . 7 Hr. and Mrs. John C . O 'Neill , 3262 S o uth High Street Hr . and Mrs. Stephen L. O 'Kane, 3146 South Vine Street Hr. and Mrs. Carl G. R ichter , 31 7 4 South Vine Court Pr ecinct 8 Hr. and Hrs . John Rafferty, 3556 South Grant Street Hr . and Mr s . Fred w. Rag sdale , 3340 Soueh Pear l Street H r . and Mrs. R obert L . Ranck , 3501 South Clarkson Street \ ! ~ • • r 32x - • • • 0 - Page 2 -March 20, L972 Council Invitees Precinct No . 9 Mr . and Mr s . Robert Newby , 391 7 Sou~h P ennsylvanLa S~r ~ Hr. and H rs . C . B . Newton , 3555 South P eno~yLvania Stre ~ H r . and Mr s . Wayne o. Redman, 4090 South Pearl Street PrecinLt No. 10 Hr . and Mrs . Edward J . R afferty, 4186 South GaLapago Stre t HT. and H rs . Robert Roatcap , 4130 South Elati Street Hr. and Mr s . J . G. Robbin s , 4268 South D laware Street Precinct No . 11 Precinct Precinct Hr. and Mr s . Redel LaWTence, 4140 South Sherman Street Rev. and Mr s . A lfred Randall, 4218 Sough Broadway Street Hr. and Mr s . Henry Ra smusses, 4 3 95 South Penn s ylvania Street No. 12 Mr. and Mr s . Max Warren , 4531 South Bannoc k Street Mr. and Mr s .. Norman G . Marcotte, 3 15 South K.a1a.math Street Mr. and Mrs .. Vi. c. tor Ott,. 4565 South Fox St-reet No . 13 Mr. and Mr s . Bruce Nel son., 2982 West Layton Av enue Mr-and H.r s .. Frank S . R effalt , 461..0 Sou gh K i n g Street Mr. and Mr s . David c . Re inebo l.d ,. 5081 South Julian Street Prec.i.nc.c. No. 14 Mr. and Mr s . Glen "-R edell., 4942 South Calapago Street Mr. and Mr s . George c . Reeve s , 4920 South Lipan Drive Mr. and Hr .s .. Or an w. Rempe, 4738 South E1ati Street Precinct No . 15 Mr-and Mr s . Al.bert J . Oyler, 471.6 Sourh Elati Street Mr. and Hr s . 0. D. Ral.s ton, 4850 S o ut h G•1apago St-reet Mr . and Hr s . Herbert D. Reedy, 4 775 South Elati.. Street Precinct No. 16 Mr . and Mrs . Robert D. Moo s on , 4416 Sout-h Wa shing ton St:.reet Mr . and Mr s . Rahn L. Mitchell,. 4601 South Lincoln Streec. Mr. and Mr s . Dewey F. H iller , 4730 South Logan Street ' -• • I' I ~:: . . J ~\1 ) \/ T 32X I - - - - --- ••spEC1AL CI.T1ZEN PRc:x:;RAH. 1NV1TEES, Mar c h 20 , 1.972•• Mr. and Mr s . Ernt s ~ H. B11ss , 2060 West Bak r Avenue K r . and Mr s . W ilLiam J . Frantz, 2167 West Baker Av enue Mr. and Mrs. D an F. Av id , 2024 West Harvard Avenue Precinct 2 Hx-and Mrs . Erne st Moberly, 2928 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mrs. LaWTen c e Montoya , 3145 South E1ati Street Hr. and Mr s . A rchie L . Mi11er, 29 33 South DeLaware Street Precinct No. 3 Hr. and Mr s . Ron S. Hitche11 , Sr.,3 2 62 South Sherman Street Hr. and Mr s . John ea1 , 3001 South Sherman Street Hr. and Mr s . H. E. Ritter, 3202 South She~n Street Precinct No . 4 Hr. an d Hr s . George A . Oiebert, 3801 South A coma Street Hr. and Hr s . Hi11work Hoberl.y, 3650 South Gal.apago Street Mr. and Mr s . Hondo Montez , 3605 South Broadway Street Precinct No . 5 Mr. and Mrs . P eter Battis tone, 2975 South Wa s hington Street Mr . and Mr s . Ronal.d E. Hitche11 , 2921 South D o wning St-reet Mr. and Mr s . Wil.l.ard M. Moore , 2950 South Coron a Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Mrs . George A . R amel. o w, 3260 South Frankl. in Street Mr. and Mrs ... Oonal.d H . Ranum, 3351 south Corona Street Mr. and Mr s . Lynn Richard son, 3475 South Emer son Street Precinct No ... 7 Hr. and Mr s . John C. O 'Ne~11, 3262 SouLh High Street Hr. and Mr s . Stephen L ... O'KAne, 31~6 South V~o e Street Mr. and Mr s . Carl. G . Ri chter , 317~ South Vine Court Precinct No . 8 Hr. and Mr s . John Raffer ty , 3556 South Grant Street H r . and Mrs . Fred W . Rags daLe, 3340 South Pearl. Street Mr. and Mr s . R obert L -Ran ck, 3501 South CLarks on Street • -- - • • • • 0 ,. - P age 2 -March 20, 1972 Council. Invitees P reci.nct N o . 9 Mr. and Mr s . Robert Newby, 3917 South PennsyLvania Street Kr. and Mr s . c . B . Newton , 3555 South P ennsyl.vani.a Street H r . and Mrs . Wayne 0. Red.man, 4090 South Pearl Street Mr. and Mr s . Edward J . Rafferty, 4186 South Gal.apago Street Hr. and Mr s . Rober~ R oatcap , 4130 South El.ati. Street Kr. and Mr s . J . C . Robbins, 4268 South DeLaware Street Precinct 11 Precinct Precinc t Precinct H r . and Hr s . Radel. LaWTen ce , 4140 South Sherman Street Rev. and Mr s . A1fred Raoda11, 4218 Sough Broadway Street Hr . and Hrs. Henry Rasmusses , 4395 South P ennsyl.van ia Street L2 H r . and Mrs . Hax Warren , 4531 South Bannoc k Street Hr. and Hr s . Norman G . H.ar c.otte , 4315 South Kal.am.ath Street Hr. and Mr s . Victor Ott, 4565 South Fox Street No. L3 Hr. and Mr s . Bruce Ne~so n~ 2982 Wesc Lay con Av enu e Hr. and ML S . Frank s. Ref fa~ t ~ 46~0 S ough K J.ng Street Hr. and Mr s . David c. R e.i.ne bold ~ 508L Souch Julian S tTeet N o . L4 Hr . and Mrs . Glen A. R ede11 ~ 4942 Souch Ga~apago StreeC H r . and Hr s . George c . R eeves, 4920 South Lipan Drive Hr. and Mr s. Or an w. Rempe, 4738 South E1ati Streec Precinct No • LS Hr. and Mrs . A lbert. J . Oyler~ 471.6 S outh ELati Scree c. H r . and Mrs . D. D . Ral ston , 4850 Sout.h Ga1apago Scree c. Hr. and Mr s . Herber c. D . Reedy~ 4 77 5 S o uth E1ati Street Precincc 16 Hr • and Mr s . Rober C. D . Monson ~ 4416 South Washington Scree c. Hr. and Mr s . Rahn L. Mi. tc.hell ~ 4601 South Li.ncoln Screet Hr . and Mrs . Dewey F. M iller ~ 4730 South Logan Scree c. • • • .,. r 32x - - • • • • 0 - ••sPEC LAL C1T1ZEN PROGRAM 1NV1TEES, KAr ch 20 , 1.972"" Precinct No. P recinct Precinct P recinc t Precin ct Hr . and Mr s . Ern s ~ H. Bl.l ss , 2060 West Baker Avenue ~r. and Mrs . W i11ia~ J . F rantz , 2167 West Baker Avenue Mr . and Mr s . Dean F. Av id , 2024 We s t Harvard Avenue No . 2 Mr . and Mr s . Ernest Mobe rl..y , 2928 South Bannock Street Mr . and Mr s . Lawrence Mon toya, 3145 South El.ati Street Mr . and Mr s . Ar chie L. M..il.l.er, 2933 South Del. a w are Street No . 3 Mr . and Mr s . R on s. H itche11, Sr .,32 62 South S h erman Street Mr . and Mrs . John Neal., 3001 South Sherman Street Mr . and Mrs . M. E . Ritte r , 3202 Sout.h S herman Street No . 4 Mr . and Mrs . George A . Diebert , 3501 South A coma Street Mr . and Mr s . M.i 11work. Mober1y , 3650 South Ga1apago Street Mr . and Mrs . Mondo Montez , 3605 South Broadw ay S treet. N o . 5 Mr . and Mrs . P eter Battistone, 29 75 South Wa s hington Street Hr. a n d Mr s . R onal.d E. H i.t chel.l., 2921 Sou th D o wn i-ng Stree t Mr . and Mrs . W il.l.ard M. Moore, 2950 South Coro na Stree t Precinct No . 6 Mr . and Mr s . George A . R amel. ow, 3260 South Frankl. in Street Hr. and Mrs . Donal.d M. R a num, .3351 South Corona Street Mr . and Mr s . Lynn Richa r dson, 3475 South Emerson Street:. Precinct No • 7 Mr . and Mrs. John c . O 'Neill., 3262 Sout...h High Street Hr . and Mrs. St:.ephen L. O 'Kane , 31.46 South Vine Street:. Mr . and Mrs . Carl. G. Richter, 31 7 4 South Vine Court Precinct No . 8 Mr . and Mr s . John R af fe rty . 3 556 South Gran t S tree t Mr. and M rs .. F r ed w. R.ag s d a1 e, 3 340 South Pear l. S tree t H r . and M rs . R o b er c. L. R anck , 3 50 L Soueh C l.ar kson Stree t • \ ! ~ -• • 1'32xl - - - - • - Page 2 -March 20,. 1972 Council Invitees Precinct Precinc:..t No. 9 Mr . and Mr s . R obert New by ,. 3917 South Penn syl-vania Street K -r . and Mr s . c . B . N e w ton , 3555 South Penn syl vania Street M _r . and H TS. W ayne o . R edm.an , 4090 South Pearl St:.reet N o . 10 Hr. and Mrs. Edw ard J . R afferty ,. 4186 South Galapago Street H r . and Mrs . Robert Roatcap ,. 4130 South Elati Str eet H r . and Mr s . J . G . Robbins , 4268 South Delaw are S t reet P recinct No . 11 P recinc t Preci n c t Precinct H r . and Mr s . Radel LaWTence , 4140 South Sherman Street R e v . and Mrs . A lfred R andall , 421 Sough Broadw ay Street Mr . and Mrs . Henry Rasmus ses , 4395 South Penn s ylvan~a Street No. 12 H r . and Mrs . Max Warren . 4531 South Bannock Street Mr. and Mrs . Norman G . Marcotte, 4315 South Kalamath Street K r . and Mrs . Vi.cc.or Ott:, 4565 South F ox Street N o . 13 M-r . and Mrs . Bruce Nelson, 2982 West L ayton A venue M-r. a nd H _r s . F rank s . R ef f alt , 4610 Sou gh K i.ng Street K -r . and H r.s . D avi d c . R ei.ne b o1d . 5081 Sou t h J u lian Street No . 14 K -r . and Mr s . GLen A. R edell. 4942 S o uth Galapago Street H-r . and Mr s . George c . R eeve s , 4920 South Lipan D ri.ve K-r. and H rs .. Or an w. R empe, 4738 South Elati Street Precinct:. No. 15 Precinct K -r . and Mr s . Albert J . Oyler, 4 716 S ou t:h El.at.i Street K -r . and Mrs . D. D . R al s ton , 4850 S c ut:h c .. tapago Street K -r . and Mr s .. Her b ert D . Reedy, 4 775 South El.ati. Street No. 16 Hr . and Mrs . Robert D . Mon son , 441& South Washington Street H r . and Mrs. R a hn L. H 1tchell, 4601 South Lincoln Street H r . and Mr s . Dewey F. Hiller , 4 730 South Logan Street -- T 32 X I • • - - ""SPECIAL C1T1ZEN PROGRAM INV1TEES, Mar ch 20, 1972•• Precinct No. ~ H r . and Mr s . Erne st H . Bl.i ss , 2060 West Baker Avenue H r . and Mrs . W il.l.iam J . Frantz,. 2167 w st Baker Avenue Hr. and Mrs . Dean F. A vid, 2024 W est Harvard Avenue Precinct No. 2 H r. and Mr s . Ernest Moberl y , 292 South Bannock Street Hr. and Mr s . LaWTen ce Mon toya, 3145 South E1ati Street Hr . and Mr s . Archi e L. Hil.l.er , 2933 South Del. aware Street Prec inct No. 3 Hr. and Mr s . Ron s. H it:.c.he11, Sr. ,3 1.62 South Sherman Street Hr. and Mr s . John Neal, 300 1 Souc:.h Sherman Street Hr. and Mrs .. H. E. Ri.tt.E:r, 3202 Sout..h S h erman Street Precinct No. 4 Hr. and Mr s . George A. Diebere , 3801 south A c oma Street Hr. and Mr s . H il.l.W"ork H oberl.y, 3650 South Gal.apago Street Hr. and Mr s .. Hond o Montez. 3605 Sout:.h Broadway Street Precinct No . 5 Hr. and Mrs . p ter Battis tone, 2975 South Wa s hington Street H r . and Mr s . R o nal.d E. H i tc.hell. ~ 2921 Souc.h Downing Street Hr. and K rs. Wil.lard M. Moore, 2950 Souc.h Corona Street P -reci.nct No. 6 Hr. and Hr s .. George A. Ramel o w, 3260 South Frankl. in Street Hr. and Mr s . Oonal.d H. Ranum, 335~ SouLh Corona Street Hr. and Hr s . Lynn Richardson, 3475 South Emerson Street Precinct No. 7 Hr. and Mrs. J o hn c . O 'Neill., 3262 South High Street Hr. and Mr s. St ph en L. o •Kane, 31.!.6 South Vine:. Street Hr. and Mrs. Carl. G. Richter, 31.7 4 South Vine Court • Precinct No . 8 -Hr. and Mrs . John Rafferty, 3 556 South Grant Street H r . and Mr s . Fred w. R.ag s dal.e., 3340 South Pearl. Street Mr . and Mr s . Rober t L. Ranc k, 350 1. South C l.arks on Street • - • r 32x • • • • 0 - Page 2 -March 20, 1.972 Council. Invitees Precinct Prec.i.nc..t Preci nct Precinct No. 9 Hr . and H :rs . R obert Newby , 3917 South Pen.n sy .l.vaoia Street Hr. and H r.s . c . B. N e-w-ton , 3555 South Penns yLvania Street. Mr . and Hr s . Wayne 0. Redman, 4090 South Pearl. Street No. 10 Hr. and Mrs . Edward J . R afferty, 41.86 South Gal.apago Street Hr. a nd Kr s ~ Robert Roatc.a p,. 4130 South El.ati Street Hr. and Mr s . J . c. Robbin s , 4268 South Del. aware Street No . 11 Hr. and Mr s . Rade l. LaWYence, 4140 South She~n Street Rev. and Mr s . Al.fr ed RandaLl., 421 Sough Broadway Street Hr .. and Mr s . Henry Ra smusse s , 4395 South Pennsy1vania Street No. 12 Hr. and Mr s .. Max Warren, 4531 South Banoock Street Hr. and Kr s .. Nor=an c . Marcotte, 43~5 South K.a 1 a.m.a th Street Hr. and Mr s .. V i.ctor Ott, 4565 South F ox Street Precinct No. 13 Hr. and Mr s . Bruce Nel.son , 2982 W est.. Layton Avenu e Hr. and Hrs . Frank s. R.effal.t, 4610 S o u gh K ing Street Mr . and Mrs .. David c . Reinebo1d , 5081 South Ju1i.an St-reet Precinct N o . 14 H r . and Mr s .. Gle.n A. Rede11, 4942 South Gal-apago Street H r . and H .rs .. George c . Reeves ,. 4920 South Lipan D-rive Hr. and Mr s .. Or an w. Rempe,. 4738 South E1a.ti Street Preci.nct No . 15 Hr • and Mrs .. A1bert J . Oy1er, 4716 S oct:h El.at.i Street M.r .. and Mr s .. D . D. Ra 1 s ton , 4-850 S o uth c .. 1apago Street Hr. and Mr s . Herbert D. Reedy, 4 775 South E1ati Street Precinct No. 16 H r . and Mr s . Robert D. Monson , 4416 South Washington Street Hr . and H rs . Rahn L. M.it.che11., 4601 South Lf..ncoln Street Hr. and Mr s . D e w ey F. H i11er , 4730 Sout.h Logan St-reet • • T 32X - - - - 0 - ••sPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES,. Mar ch 20 ,. 1972"" Precinct No. 1 Hr. and Mr s . Ern st H. BLi ss ,. 2060 W est Bake.'"'~ Avenue Hr. and Mr s . WilLiam J . Frantz, 2167 We s t Baker A venue Hr. and Mr s . Dean F. Av id . 2024 West Harvard Avenue Precinct No. 2 Hr. and Mr s. Erne ~t MoberLy,. 2928 South Bann o c k Street Hr. and Mrs. L a WTence Mon toya, 3145 South E1ati Street Mr. and Mr s . A rchie L . H i11er ,. 2933 South De1aware Street Precinct No. 3 Hr. and Hr s . Ron S. Hitc he11,. Sr.,3 2 62 South Sherman Street Mr. and Mr s . John Nea l ,. 3 001 S o u t h Sherman Street Hr. and Mr s . H. E. Ritte.r,. 3202 ~ouLh She~n Street Precinct No. 4 Hr. and Mr s . George A. Diebert, 3801 Sou ch A c oma Street Hr. and Mr s . Mi 11work H ob~rl.y , 3650 South Gal.apago Str eet Mr. and Mr s . H ondo Montez, 3605 S o uth Broad~ay Street Precinct No.. 5 Hr .. a.nd Kr s . P eter Battistone, 2975 South Wa s hing ton Street Hr. and Hrs. Rona1d E. Mitche11 , 292~ South Downing Street Mr. and Mr s .. W i~1ard H. H oare, 2950 Soueb Corona Street Precinct No.. 6 Mr . and Mr s . George A-Rame1ow,. 3260 South FrankLin Street Kr. and Mr s . Dona1d H. Ranum,. 3351 South Corona Street Mr. and Mr s. Lynn Ri c hard son,. 3475 South Emer son Street Prec inct No .. 7 Mr .. and Hr s. John C. O'Neil.!., 3262 Sou t h High Street Hr. and Mrs .. Stephen L .. O'Kane, 31.46 South Vine Street Mr. and Mr s. Carl. G . Ri chter , 31 74 South V ine Court Precinct No. 8 Mr. and Mrs. John ~fferty , 3556 South Grant Street Hr. and Mr s. Fred W. Rags dal.e , 3340 South Pearl. Street Mr . and Mr s . Robert L. Ranck, 3501 South Cl.arkson Stree t \ ! 'f -• T 32X • • • • - Page 2 -March 20., 1972 Council. Invitees Prec inct No. 9 M.r. and Mr s .. Robert N ewby ., 391.7 South Pennsyl.vania Street Hr. and Hr s . C. B. Ne.w·ton• 3555 South Penns yLvania Street Hr. and Mr s .. Wayne 0. Redman. 4090 South Pe.arl. Street PrecinLt No. 10 Mr. and Mr s . Edward J . Rafferty~ 4~86 South Ga1apago Street Mr. and Mr s . R obert Roa tcap ., 4~30 South E1ati Street Mr. and Mr s . J. G. Robbins. 4268 South De1aware Street Precinct No. 11. P-recinct Hr. and Mr s . Rad el. Lawrence• 4~40 South Sherm.a.:n Street Rev .. and Mr s .. A1fred Rand al.!.• 421.8 Sough Broadway Street Hr .. and Mr s .. Henry Rasmusses. 4395 South P ennsy1vania Street No. 12 Hr. and Mrs-Max Warren, 4531 South Ban n o ck Street Hr. and Hr .s . Norman G . H.arc.otte,. 4315 South Kala.m.a.C.h Street Hr. and Mrs. Victor Ott,. 4565 South Fox Street Precinct No. 13 Hr. and Mr s. Bruce Nelson,. 2982 West Layton Avenue HT. and Krs. Frank s. Reffalt,. 4610 Sough Ki-ng Street HT. and H _r .s . David c . Reinebol.d,. 5081 South Jul. ian Street Precinct N o. 14 Hr-and Mrs. Glen A. R edel.l.,. 4942 South Gal.apago Street Hr. and H .rs. George c. Reeves ,. 4920 South Lipan Dri.ve Hr. and Mrs. Or an w . Remp e,. 4738 South El.ati Street "Preci.nct No. 15 Hr • and Mr s . Albert J . Oyl.er,. 4 7 1.6 S o•.s rh El.ati Street Hr. and Mr s . D. D. Ral s ton,. 4850 S o uth Gal.apago Street:. Hr. and Mrs. Herber c. D. Re edy ,. 4 77 5 South El.atl. Screet Prec.:inct No. 16 Hr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mon son ,. 441.6 South Washington Street Mr • and Mr s .. Rahn L. Mi tchell ,. 4601 South Li.nc.oln Street Hr. and Mr s . De"Wey F. Hi l.l.er ,. 4730 South Logan Street • • • 0 - u S PEC1AL CIT1Z EN PROGRAM 1NV I.TEES,. Marc h 20 ,. 1.972 .. P recinct:. No . H r . and Mr s . Erne s t.. H . Bl.i ss ,. 2060 West.. BakEr A venue H r . and Mr ~. W illiam J . Fran t z .. .2.1.67 We ;:,.t Baker A venu e H r . and Mr s. Dean F. A vid . 20.2.4 w 5t Harvard A venue Precinct No . 2 H r. and Mr s . Ern est Moberl.y, 2928 Sou t h Banno c k Street H r . and Mr s . L a wr ence Montoy a ,. 3.L45 South Ela t .i Street: H r. and Mrs . A rchie L. H Jlle r, 2 933 South D el a w are St..reet:. Prec i nct No . 3 H r. and Mr s .. Ron s . Mitchel. I., Sr~,3.262 Sou th Sherm..an Str e et H r . and Mr s .. John Neal, 3 001 Sout Sherma n Street Hr. an d Mr s .. H . E. Ri t.t.:.r ,. 3202. ~out..h S h rman Street Precinc t No. 4 H r . and Mr s. Georgt A . Dl.eb rt , 3SOL S outh A c oma Street H r . and M rs .. Mi1.1.work Mob.::rl.y, 3650 South Ga1apago Str c t H r . and M r s .. H ondo Mo n tez ,. 3605 South Broadway St.reet P Tec inc t No . 5 Mr . a n d Mrs . p ter Batti s ton 29 7 5 South Wa !oo h.ington Street Hr. and Mr s . R o n al.d E. M itc h e ll.,. 2921 S o uth D o wn i n g Street Mr . and Mrs .. Wil.l_ard H. Moore ,. 2950 S o u th Co r o na S treet Prec inc t N o . 6 H r. and Mrs . G eorge A . R a m e l o w,. 32b0 South F rankl. in Street >tr . and H rs .. D o nal.d H. Ran um ,. 3 351 South Corona Street H r. and Mr s .. Lynn Ri c h ard s on,. 3475 South Emer son Sc.reec. P rec inct No. 7 • H r • and M-r s . JohP c . o •Ne1119 3262 S our,h Hi gh S treet:. Mr. and Mrs. Stephtn L. o •Kane,. 3~46 :i·.:tUC.h Vint=-St:.ree c. Mr . and Mrs . Carl. c. R icht:.er,. .31 7 ~ S o uth V .ine Court P recin ct No. a Mr .. and Mrs . John Rafferty ,. 3 556 South Gran t S c.reet • • Hr. and Mrs .. Fred w. R.eg s da~e, 3340 South Pear 1 Street H r. and H :rs .. Rober t L. Ran c k , 3501 Sou eh C 1 ark.son. Stree t • - • • • • • - Page 2 -March 20, 1972 Counci1 Invitees Prec.i.nct Precinc..t P recinct Precinct Precinct No. 9 Kr. and Mr s .. Robert Ne-wby ,. 391.7 South P ennsyLvania Street Kr. and Hr s .. c. B. Newton, 3555 South Pe.nn sy.lvani.a Street Hr. and Mr s . Wayne 0 . Redman, 4090 South Pearl. St:reet No. ~0 H r . and Mr s .. Edward J . Raff e rty , 4186 South Ga1apago St:.re~t H r. and Mr s . Robert Roatca p, 4130 South El.ati Street Hr . and Mr s .. J . G . Robbin s ,. 4268 South Del.aware Street No . ~~ Mr .. and Mr s. Radel. LaWYen ce , 4140 South Sherman Street Rev .. and Mr s .. ALfred Randa11, 421 Sough Broadw ay Street Hr .. and Mr s .. Henry Ra smusses, 4 395 South Pennsylvania Street No. ~2 Mr . and Mr s .. """' Warren, 4531 South Bannock. Street Mr. and M-r s .. Norman G . Marcotte, 4315 South Ka1a.mat:.h Street: Mr. and Mrs .. Victor Ott, 4565 South F ox Street No. ~3 Mr . and H _rs .. Bruce Ne1 son , 2982 West Layton Avenue Mr. and Mr s . Frank s. Reffal.t, 461.0 Sough King Street Mr . and Mrs. David c . Reinebol.d, 508~ South Jul.ian Street Precinct No. ~4 Kr. and Mr s . Gl.en A . Redel.!.• 4942 South Gal.apago Street Mr. and Mrs. George c. Reeve s . 4920 South Lipan Drive Mr. and Mr s . Or an w. Rempe. 4738 South El.ati Street Precinct No. 15 Mr. and Mr s. A I. bert J . Oyler. 471.6 S ou th El.ati. Street Mr. and Krs. D. D. Ral.s ton. 4850 Sout:h Gal.apago Street Mr. and Hr s .. Herbert D. Reedy• 4775 South El.ati. Street:. Precinct No. ~6 Hr. and Kr s . R obert D. Mon s on . 441.6 South Wa shington Street Mr. and Mr s .. Rahn L. Mitchell . 4601. South Li.ncol.n St.reet Hr. and Kr s . 0e"-1ey F. H.i.l.l.er • 4730 South Logan Street. • \ ! ~ • • 1'32xl • • • • 0 - O FFICIAL CTTY CC>U r-:·1_ r-ncUMENT ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD March 14, 1972 Th e Boa rd of the Englewood Pu blic Library on March 1~, 1972. COU ......... :._ • 3 FI LE m ~trxrn °fh~ l <f6-..fa"';'~~5'n.Feq~~e The meeting wa s called to order at 7:~5 by Chai~an Maxwell. Pr esent.: Br o wn~ Jarrell . Kuhlman~ Maxwell~ Morris~ Shattuck. S~mon Ah senL : Martinez Al so pre senL wa s M rs . Ethel Altenbach. a former librarian at the Colo- rado State Library. She discussed a project. begun in 1967~ by the Florence . Colo.~ library on Lhe history of Fremont and Cu s ter Counties. part~ally funded by the Colorado State Librarv. After examining their project reports. Mr s . Altenbac h felt. Lhat s he did not have the technical ability to under- take t.he interviews for t.he Englew ood Publi c Library's .. Share Your Heritagen project. but. will b e glad Lo help in some other way. Following a di scussion concerning others who might be abl e to help. Mr s . Simon moved that the Board authorize Mr s. Morris to contac t the Oep ar~ent of Ha ss Communica- tions at. the University of Denver t.o find graduate students who w ould be w illing to help c on du ~t Lhe interview s . Mr . Brown seconded the motion and it wa s pas sed unanimously. M rs . Simon will borro~ some tapes of interviews from the Fl orence li rary's project.. Mi ss Lute reported that. $65 .53 given t.o the B oard by the Friends of the Library wi ll be d po sited in the library Donor's Fund to be used for the ''Share Your H eritage"' project. The minutes of the February mee ting w ere approved as mailed. Mi ss Lut e reported several complaints about the lack of parking avail- able at. Lhe library. Mr . Br o wn will report it ~o ~he C1ty Counc1~-H ~ss Lute chen discussed the A ra pahoe R egional Library's plan to renew automati- cally all cards of county patrons. Sh also reported a proposed state grant to the R egional Library to establish a combined publ ic and school library in Sheridan . Miss Lute and Mr . McDivitt will meet with repre s entatives of the State Library on Monday. Ma rch 20 . The Library Board w ill have a joint dinner meeti ng w ith City Council on Monday. March 20 . at :00 at Guespato•s. Th agenda for the meeting di s cussed and H iss Lute w ill prepare lL. Mrs. Morris' proposed policy on the use of the library conference room wa s discussed . and Mrs. Jar re ll moved that the B oa rd adopt the poLicy as presented~ Hr . Shattuck seconded the motion and it wa s passed unanimously. Hi ss Luce pre sented ~he Preliminary Program Outline of CCPLS for fiscal 1973-1q75 . and also the System Librarian job description, ~hich were fo~u lated by the Library D i r ector's Adv isory Committee at their February LB-19 meeti ng. The Program lists their goal as "A well informed citizenry through equaL access to inform.at:ion se rvices ..... " Mr. Brown moved that the Board accept the Preli mi nary P rog ram Outline of CCPLS.. Mr s .. Simon seconded the motion and it wa s pa s~ed unanimously. • • • T 32X - • • • • 0 - Hi ss Lute di scu ssed t h e c~ar i fication of t h e relationship bet~een DRCOG and CCPLS and some of t h e c ha.nges s u g g e.s c e d by the L ibrary D irectors . Mrs . Jarrell moved that H r . Maxwe ll b e appo i nte d to r e p resen t Englew ood Public Library o n the Central Co l o rad o L i brary Council of C CPLS and that Hiss Lu~e be appointed an a lternate delegate ~t h vo tin g priv ileges . The motion w as seconded by Mr s . Morri s and appro v e d u n a nimou sly . Hrs . Morris then moved that the B o ard rec o mmend tha t Hr. Maxwe ll su pport the rev~sed agreement o£ the relation s hip betwee n D R COC a nd CCPLS whe n it is presente d to the CCLC . Hr . S hattuck seconde d t h e motion and it passed unanimou sl y . Mr . Maxwell pre sented a lette r of r es ~an atio n from G eorge L. M a son . who has moved out of Eng ~e-ood. Hr. B rown mov ed t h at the B oard accept th e resignation. The mot i o n -a s seconde d by Mr s . Jarrel~ and passed . The B oard agreed that le tters of apprecia t ion be WYitten to Mr . Ka son and Mr s . Schnackenberg . The re being no furLher bus1ness. tb• ~••tLng -•s adjourned at 10 :35. Respectfu11y submitted . Susan. CoOUlbe • • • . ' • - • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLARNING AND ZONING February 23, 1972 c~_&SION CI:J:X PP L I. CALL TO ORDER. The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was ca11ed to order at 8:00 p.m. by Chairman Lentsch. Members present : Membere: absent: Carlson; Stan1ey; Vobejda; Robins ; Henn~ng; Ross; Lentsch Supinger. Ex-officio Weist; Brown A1so present: Assistant Director o f Community Development Romans; P1anning Assist ant Young. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES . Mr. Lentsch stated Lbat MiouLes or the mee~ing o£ February a, 1972, were to be considered for approva1. Henning moved: Vobejda seconded: The motion carried~ The Minutes o:f February s. 1972,. be approved as written. I I I. BICYCLE TRAIL SYSTEMS CASE # 5-72A February 8,. 1972 Mr. Supinger stated that this meeting was schedu1ed in an e:ffo rt to consider in£ormal..1y the oroposed bi cyc1e trai1 system... Mr. Supinger stated that the Bicyc1es Now: organization had made a presentation to the City C ounci1 in September,. and asked that a bicyc1e trai1 system be deve1oped in the City of Eng1ewood. Mr~ Supinger stated that Mr. Romans,. Director of Parks & Recreation,. Mr ~ Waggoner~ Director o f Pub1ic Works. Po1ice Chief C1asby. and -himse1:C were appointed by City Manager Dia1 to serve on a committee to study the matter of bi c yc1e trai1s. Mr. Weist entered the meeting and took his p1ace with the C om- mission members. T Mr . Supinger stated that the City o£ Eng1ewood hosted the first - meeting of a group of various municipa1 r epresentatives work~ng on bicyc1e trai1s in September. He stated that representatives at this · meeting agreed that a~1 bicyc 1e trai1 systems shou1d be coordinated throughout the metropo1itan area.. Mr. Suoinger stated that Mrs~ Barbara Young. P1anning Assistant,. was assigned the responsibi1ity of designing a proposed bicyc1e trai1 system through the City of Eng1ewood. and to work with the metro coordinating committee. ·Mr. Larry Borger,. of the Counci1 o~ Governments, assumed the responai- bi1ity o f me~ropol..itan coordina tion in November: the group has been meeting regu1ar1y on the matter of the bicyc1e trai1 system • Mr~ Supinger pointed out that in deve1oping the Eng1ewood Bi c yc1e Trail.. System report ,. Mrs. Young has researched information :from the metropol..itan area and information obtained from a11 over the nat~on on exper~ences w~th b~cyc1e tra~1s. Mrs. Young has met. with City Department Heads,. has c onducted actual.. fie1d surveys. etc. in her attempt to deve1op a comprebensi~e. real..istic report. Mr. Supinger stated that it i..s the £ee1ing of 'the staff that the bicyc1e wi11 deve1op into an important mode of transportation. and should be inc1uded in provisions for an over-a11 transportation system. • -• - - - - Mr. Supinger stated that the Bicyc1e Trai1s System report does have severa1 suggest~ons contained therein-some of which are as fo11ows: I. ENFORCEMENT ~ EDUCATION PROGRAM. A. Transfer the major responsibi1ity for 1icensing , ins pe ction . and educationa1 programs to the Fire Department f rom the Po1ice Department. B. Rev ision of tbe e xisting ~icy c1 e Code to inc1 ude safety features . traffic ru1es a nd 1icensing to conform with area-wide standards. 1 . Year1y 1icensing and ins p ection through ne ig hborhood fire sub-stations. The Fire Department to ass ist the Po1ice program of safety c onducted in the scboo1s. In addition to the meta1 p1ate now issue d• a seria1 number shou1d be stamped on each b icyc1e . This wou1d improve the Po1ice Department's system for recovery o~ sto1en or 1ost bicyc1es and give added incentive to the 1icensing program. Distribute educ ationa1 materia1 s such as ''ru1es of the road '' • etc . 2. More pub1ic notice to be given the present program of 1icensing and inspection of bicy c 1 e s. which is carried on through the schoo1s. This program is sponsored by the Kiwanis C1ub of Eng1ewood. 3. Enforcement to be intensified . with traffic tickets being given to offenders. Adu1ts to be fined; ~uveni1e's parents to be notified to bring offenders in for in- struction . Un1icensed bicyc 1es in pub1ic and schoo1 parking racks to be tagged to remind owners of tbe ad- vantages of 1icensing. C. Educationa1 programs to be expanded to inc1ude o1der teen- agers and adu1ts. 1. Citizens• committee to promote interest in bicyc1ing as a recreationa1 act ivity and for commuter use: a. Deve1opment of programs to 1nterest and educate community groups. b. Participation in the deve1opment and approva1 o f future bicyc1e trai1s. c. Aid in raising funds for such deve1opment. 2. Use of Loca1 newspapers. radio and te1evision: a . List 1ocations of Fire Department substations f or registration and 1icenses . b. Pub1icize scho<>1 prog rams. revised traffic ru1es. parking f aci1ities, c ommittee meet i ngs. advantages o f 1icensing . Mr. Supinger s tated that the designation and deve1opment of the actua1 bike trai1 system shou1d be a cooperative effort between city repre- sentatives and citizen representatives. Mr. Supinger pointed out that there is a map contained within the report indicating a pro»osed routing o f t he system; the proposed system has a portion of the trai1s on street; some portions of the trai1 system are through areas o~ pub1ic and private ownership. Trai1a are proposed a1one Sherman Street. the C~ty Ditch, Huron Street, E1at~ Street. Eaatman Avenue. Je~~erson Drive. Mansfie1d Avenue. and Layton Avenue. Drainage-ways such as in Northwest Eng1ewood. Huron Gu1ch. and a1ong -2- • • • r 32 • • • • Big Dry Creek and the South P1atte River are a1so considered as areas where a bicyc1e trai1 cou1d be instituted . Tbe proposed system is a tota1 o~ 20 mi1es. 10 of which are on pub1ic streets. 6 mi1es in undeve1oped areas a1ong ditches and drainage-ways or across pri- vate property. and 4 mi1es of which are open to pub1ic access. Mr. Supinger noted that the on-street bicyc1e trai1s wi11 cost approximate1y $300 to $500 for striping a 1ane. and insta11ing ''Button•• barriers. This wi..11 a1so encompass the restriction or parking on one side of the street . Mr. Supinger noted that an estimate of $10.000 per mi1e for the deve1opment of trai1s in un- deve1oped areas is based on experience of the City of Denver. Tota1 cost of the proposed system ~s estimated ~n excess of $163.000. Mr. Lentsch asked proponents of a bicyc1e trai1s system to speak. Mr. Pau1 Thompson 1005 S. Estes Ct. Lakewood. Co1orado -stated he was president of Bicyc1es. Now! He urged the Commission to serious1y consider the proposed system. Mr. Thompson discussed the congestion and po11u- tion caused by the automobi1e. and pointed out that stat~stics show a 3 ~ to 5$ increase in the number of automobi1es per year in the metropo1itan areas. Mr. Thompson stated that an a1ternative to the automobi1e must be provided. and pointed out that in the past year. Bicyc1e Institute of America dea1ers so1d more bicyc1es than there were automobi1e s so1d . Mr. Thompson pointed out that students. emp1oyees. and peop1e interested in recreation a11 use the bicyc1e as a form of transportation now. in p1ace of the automob~1e. Mr. Th8mpaon stated he fe1t a bicyc1e trai1 system is a signi~icant step forward in the effort to a11eviate prob1ems brought about by the automobi1e. Mr. Tbompson stated that bicyc1ists must be en- couraged to use this mode of transportation. and must a1so be pro- vided adequate and ••protected•• bike trai1s . Mr. Thompson stated that it bas been proven throughout the country that bicyc1es are faster than the automobi1e in bigb1y congested urban areas for distances of up to 5 mi1es. He c1osed his presentation by again urging the Commission to serious1y coasider the proposa1. Mr. Lentsch stated he understood the City of Lakewood had recent1y spent $70.000 for a bicycl...e trai1 system. and asked Mr. Thompson if be cou1d say what the average number of bicyc11sts using th1s system was? Mr. Thompson indicated he cou1d not give an average figure of the number of users of the bicyc1e trai1. and questioned the $70.000 figure as the cost of a 6 mi1e system _ He pointed out that Lakewood is tie1ng the bicyc1e system into their progra_m of repa:i.ring and repainting of streets. wh1ch cuts the cost of the trai1 considerab1y . He stated that the system instituted on Simms and Union invo1ved widening of the streets and repaving. and he d1dn•t think it cost $70.000. Mr. Lentsch asked if there were other persons who wished to speak in favor of the proposed bicyc1e tra:1.1 system? No one indicated a desire to speak in favor of the system. Mr. Lentsch then asked if there were persons who wished to speak in opposition to the proposa1? Mr. Bob Stein 3680 E . Orchard Rd. -stated he was president of the JC•s. and was speaking as a representative of the Jc•s. Mr. Stein asked how tbe proposa1 wou1d be funded? Mr. Supinger stated there was no determination at tbia t~ •• to bow the propoaa1 wou1d be ~unded. He stated be ~e1t tbia wou1d have to be determined by the committee o~ cit~zen• and city repre•entat:i.v••· -3- • • • /' 32 X • • • • Kr. Stein then asked i f ~he peopl..e of Engl..ewood wou1d be paying for the use of the ~icycl..e trail.. system? Mr. Supinger stated they wou1d be, genera11y. Mr. Supinger discussed the possibil..ity of using funds made avai1abl..e through the 1icensing program to deve1op and maintain the system. Mr. Stein asked if there was a ••good estimate of the number of bicycl..es in use in Eng1ewood?"" Mr . Supinger stated be dido• t have such an estimate, and pointed out there is very l..ittl..e incentive for l..icensing of bicyc1es in Engl..ewood, and this wou1d be the best source of such information. M..r. Stein asserted that we are .,discussing a project we don•t know bow to pay for and don .. t know who wil..l.. use it ... Mr. Supinger pointed out that bicycl..e ownership is increasing steadi1y, and that there is a need for some accommodation for this type of transportation. Mr. Stein stated there are severa1 reasons the JC 9 s are opposing the bicyc1e trai1 syate~, among the~ being: 1. They £ee1 there is a prob1em in the transportation of vehic1es and pedestrians which sbou1d be considered . 2. The number of peop1e using bicyc1es are primari1y chi1dren, and the JC's question the need of specia1 bicyc1e 1anes for these chi1dren. 3. There are a number of other priority items which shou1d come before a bicyc1e trai1 system, citing additiona1 fire sub- stations, rescue vehic1e, pay increase for City po1icemen and firemen; street repair, and 1ighting programs for the streets of the City. The Jc•s fee1 these priority items wi11 serve more peop1e than the propos ed bicyc1e system. Mr. Stein stated the JC's did fee1 that an intensified education program wou1d be of great benefit to the community, and a1so urged the enforcement of regu1ations regarding bicyc1ists that are now "on the books••. Mr. Stein stated the JC• s fee1 there are .. a 1ot or-p1aces avai1ab1e for peop1e to ride bicyc1es where they don•t have to worry abou c 1igbts to cross streets • etc. •· and that there was a bette way to spend money than on bicyc1e trai1s. Mrs. Henning asked if Mr. Stein was speaking for the executive com- mittee of the J c•s , and what was the tota1 membership? Mr. Stein stated that be was representing the Executive Board, which is composed of 11 peop1e. The tota1 membership is 63. Mr. Ross asked if the information were avi1ab1e on the number o~ bicyc1e accidents that occurred wi~hin the past year in Eng1ewood . and where they took p1ace? Mr . Stein stated he didn 9 t have such information, but fe1t sure that the number of bicyc1e accidents in ratio to the popu1ation wou1d be substantia11y 1ess than the ratio of automobi1e accidents. Mr . Stein reiterated that be fe1t the education program wou1d be of great benefit • Discussion fo11owed. Mr . Ross asked if there were a way o f deter- mining how many bicyc1es are owned within the City 1imits? Mr. Supinger stated that perhaps a house-to-house survey wou1d be the best way to determine the number now, and to enforce 1icensing requirements for future determination. Mr. A1 Priby1 4227 S. Broadway -stated be was owner of LCA Bicyc1es, and that adu1t bicyc1es outse11 cbi1drena bicyc1ea three to one. This has been determ ined by nationa1 survey. -4- • • • • • • • Mr . J~m Thomas 3183 S .. Grant St . -stated he had two boys, both of which r ode adu1t bicyc1es . Mr .. Thomas stated be was very inter- ested in the proposed system , and opposed the taking of on-street park ing for a bi cyc1e 1ane .. Mr . Tbo~as stated h e didn't fee1 b icyc1ists wou1d use this proposed system to commute to their jobs; be c omm ented ••they wou1 d h av e to go 15 mi1es out of their way .... Mr.Tho-mas stated he :Ce1t .. it's a good ide a, but wou1d bate to see $163,000 spent for ~t .... Mr. Bi11 Hansen 3 796 S. She rman -stated he was in f avor o ~ bi c yc1e trai1s , but not oo streets .. Mr .. Hansen pointed out that many peop1e do not ha v e a parking space in the rear o£ their property, and need the on-street parking area . Mr. Hansen stated he fe1t it was wrong to use streets £or bicyc1e 1anes . and aSked i£ a11eys had been considered? Mr. Bruce Grattan 5255 X . Grant S t . -stated he was a member of the JC 9 S . He asked if the source o~ cost estUna te was so1e1y from Denver. Litt1eton . and the State G ame a nd Fish De p ar tment. or i£ the staff had obta1ned other cost estimates? Mr . Su pinger stated that the staff had used e s t~mates g iven by these agencies a s the primary source. Mr s . You ng noted that s ome informat~on was obtained from tbe Eng1ewood Parks and R ecreation Department . Mr . Grattan asked where the tra11s wou1d be in undeve1oped areas? Mr. Supinger stated that there c o uld b e bicycle trai1s along the City Dit ch . drainage-ways in the C ity. a 1 ong rai1road rights-of -way. etc . He noted that grading and hard surfacing wou1d be requi red to make these are a s usab1e. Discussion fo11o w ed . Mr . Grattan note d that the State of Michigan tickets ~uveD~1e Bi cyc1e offenders and wh i1e there is no monetary fine. the bicyc1e is impounded after three t ickets . Mr . Grattan stated that he fe1t this would b e much better than making a chi1d take part in an educational program. Mr . Grattan noted that bicyc1e trai1 s have not s o1ved the p ro b1em with bi cyc le riders in Litt1eton . Mr . Sup inger stated that he fe1t L itt1eton . too . was having prob1ems because of lack of enforc ement . Mr. Lentsch asked if th ere .ere pe rso ns wh o wished ~o speak further against the proposa1? No o ne indicated a desire to speak. Mr- Lentsch then asked for rebutta1 from th e proponents . Mrs. E1ena S1usse r 3306 w. Tan1oran Drive -stated she c ommuted 1 0 mi1es three to five day s a week through Eng1ewood to southeast Denver . Mrs . S 1usser pointed out that a b icyc1e trai1 system through Englewood wou1d not be strict1y for Eog1ewood citizens, as ~any peop1e commu te through Eng1ewood fr om points outside the City to other points outside the City . M r . Lents ch asked Mrs . S1usser to describe the route she present1y uses in crossing Eng1ewood . a nd to indic ate what route o~ the pro- posed bicyc1e trai1 system she wou1d use if this were to be adopted? Mrs . S1us ser stated she trave1ed Federal Bou1evard to West Union Avenue to Sa nta Fe Driv e . crossing to West Tufts Avenue ; she then trave1s West Tu fts Av enue to C1arkson to Dartmouth Avenue thence to her destination at E as t Evans Avenue and Sou th Ash S treet . Mrs. S1usser s tated that any one of the proposed r outes wou1d be easy and p ractica1 f or use in commuting from her home to southeast Denve r. -5 - • II • • I' 32 X - - - - Mr. D1ck S1us ser 3306 w. Tanforan Drive -sta~d that be co~utes to the Martin Company at Waterton five days a week. He began commuting on bicyc1e three or four years ago~ and tbisyear has commuted a11 through the w1nter . Mr . S1usser sta~ed that it is 11.9 mi1.es one way . Mr . S1usser sta ted that he purchased a new bicyc1.e in June, 1971., and has now 5 ,000 mi1es on this bi cyc1e. Mr. S1usser stated that he has four ch11dren 1iving at home, and that they have six bicyc1es now . He stated that he has one chi1.d at c o11ege, who a1so has a b icyc1e . Mr. S1U&ser stated he move d to the Denver area in 1953 , and he cou]dn•t be1ieve the c 1 e ar air; he pointed out that the air isn•t c1ear now, and that you can a c tua11y sme11 the gases and po11utants in the air . He stated that the gre •test offender is the car . He pointed out that open trash burning was prohibited in the metropo 1itan area a few years ago in an effort to a11eviate air po11ution. Mr. S1usser discuss d the prob1e~s or bi cyc1e owners in that they se1 dom are p rovided any p1a ce to safe1y 1eave their b icyc1e whi1e on business~ and many are sto1en . He stated that be has had two b icyc1es sto1e n . Mr. S1usser stated that if provisions are made for safe bi cyc1e parking~ peop1e wou1d use bicyc1es more. Mr. S1usser stated h e wou1d b e wi11ing to pay $.50 for a p1ace to 1eave his b ~cyc1e and be assured that it wou 1d not be sto1en wbi1e he was gone . Mr. L e nts ch asked how many emp1oy es of the Martin Company w ere commuting on bi cyc1es? Mr . S1usser stated that there were 40 peop1e 1ast year who used bi cyc1es . H e not ed that the Martin C ompany is putting in additiona1 bi cyc1e racks to a ccommodate these c amauters. Mr. S1usser dis cussed prob1 ems faced by bicyc1e riders where no actua1 bicy c 1e 1ane is provi d ed . H e stated man y bicyc1ists fee1 it is safer to ri d e f a cing th e traffic than ri d ing with the traffic, and that many of them bre ak the 1aw for this reason . Further dis- cussion fo11owed . Mr. Dwig ht F~11ey 1445 Corona St. Denver~ Co1orado -stated he was a bi cyc1e m e dhanic and races bi cycles . He noted ~ha~ for b~cyc1e riders to ••go down Hampden is exci~ing . '' He stated he fe1t Los An.ge1es was a good exa.m p 1e o.f ''what happens when you ha v e a mass transit system based on the automobi1 • ·• He stated that Englewood ~s now based pretty much o n the au~omob11e for a mas s tra s1t system ~ and noted that bicyc1es o £fe r an a1ternative . Mr . F111ey seated he f re- quent ly commutes through Englewood on hi s bicyc1e because t he best areas for racing bi cyc le s are in the southern metropo1itan area, around Morrison~ and in Deer Creek Canyon. Disc ussion fo11owe d. Mr. Pau1 Thompson 1005 S. E stes Ct . -stated the Planning Commission was be~ng asked to und ertak a proj ect that wi11 provide present bi cyclists with routes and w~11 stimulate additiona1 use of the pro- pos e d trai1s . Mr. Thompson a1so d iscussed the problems bicyclists face with the present 1aws oncerning t raf fic . He stated that he di.dn•t condone breaking 1aws~ but pointed out th at b icyclists are not considered in these present 1aws _ He stated th a t he fe1t the Police Departments shou1d undertake a program to in~orm people of the present 1aws . Mr. Thompson ~ben discussed the increase o~ automobiles~ 3 % to 5 % p e r year~ and the projected four-1ani._ng of Garrison Street in Lakewood. He pointed out that the traffic carried on Garrison at the prese nt time in a 24-hour period is 1,500 cars pe r day~ whi1e it is projected~ after the improvement~ to carry 12,000 to 15~000 cars per day. Mr. Tho~pson poined out that the 4 1ane s wi11 be for 3 /4 mi1es~ and wi11 cost $250~000. He stated that by comparison~ 20 mi1es of bicyc1e trai1s for $163~000 is very reas onab1e . He cautioned opponents that ir the automobi1e increase continues~ they may we11 expect their streets to be ~our- 1aned~ or made one-way in an effort to carry tbe increased tra~~ic. Mr. Thompson a1so discussed further the present bicyc1e trai1 •yetea -6- • -• • • • • < in Lakewood on Union. and pointed out that automobi1es are sti11 a11owed to park within the 1ane. thus ~arcing bicyc1ists out into the street ... Mr. Lentsch asked Mr. Thompson i£ he fe1t trai1 bikes and ~otorcyc1es shou1d be a11owed to use the bicyc1e 1anes? Mr. Thompson stated they shou1d not be a11owed to use the bicyc1e trai1s. and that they are incompat ib1e with bicyc1es. Mr. Robins asked Mr. Thompson if he had information on the percentage of bicyc1es used for recreationa1 and uti1itarian purposes? Mr. Thompson discussed a study done at a Ca1ifornia University~ wherein it was shown that 70% of bicyc1es owned were used for commuting pur- poses. Mr. Thompson sta~ed that students were one of the 1arger segments of our population using the bicyc1e. Mr. Thompson then discussed the security prob1em bicyc1ists experience. He stated be is a teacher. and that 10 ye ars ago. very few students used bicyc1es. but now they average SO bicycles per day in the racks. and in good weather the number increases . He stated that they have had an average of one bi cycle per week stolen. and that the schoo1 has now purchased 25 chains to enable the students to secure their bicyc1es to the rack by providing ~ust their own lock. He stated that this year to date. they have had just one bicycle sto1en . Mr. Mark Matson 1330 E . Amherst -stated he represented Eng1ewood Bicycles Now! Mr. Matson presented the Commission a scrapbook for their review of articles from 1oca1 newspapers indicating the growing interest in bicycling . Mr. Matson stated that he had con- ducted a survey in the Northeast portion of the City . in an area roughly bounded by Yale. Logan. Dartmouth. Franklin and University. He stated that he bad contacted 350 residents, and only two were .. violently opposed to a bicycle trai1 system". He noted that si-x people living on Downing bad indicated they commute by bicycle to Porter Hospital, and that they wou1d 1ike to see a bicycle trai1 system in this part of: the City. Mr . Matson stated that other residents indicated they would ride bicycles ••if they felt it was safe to do so. •• He stated that be had contacted residents of K.ent Vi11age, and had the unanimous support of 60 residents that there be a bicyc1e trai1 system . Mr. Matson stated that members of Bicycles Now! come from Cherry Hi11s Vi11age and Greenwood Vi11age as we11 as Eng1ewood. and that severa1 of: these members commute through Eng1ewood to their ~obs and for shop ping purposes. Mr . Matson stated that officia1s at tbe Denver Tech Center have stated they have a 200% increase in the number of employees riding bicyc1es t o work. Mr . Matson then discussed the financing of bicycle trail system in Aurora. He stated that ~be proponents o£ bicyc1e t.rai1s raised $40,000 by co11ecting trash, for which a civic organization paid so much per ton. The City of Aurora then matched the $40,000. and app1ied for a Federa1 Grant to finance part of the system; Mr. Matson stated that citizens of Aurora got their bicyc1e trail system, and a1so c1eaned up their city. Discussion fo11owed . Miss Cathy Washburne 4075 S. Colorado Blvd.-stated she fe1t "kids wou1d use bicycle patbs ... and their va1ue shouldn"t be minimized. Miss Washburne stated that peop1e wou1d ride bicycles if the paths were avai1ab1e. She fe1t that children that would use the bicyc1e paths now would continue to use the facilities as adu1ts. Miss Gretchen Engelbach 3029 s. Corne11 Circ1e stated that she is a member of Bicyc1es Now~ and was the League o~ Women Voters coordinator of cyc1iug interests. Miss Enge1bach stated that a Mr . Wo1f of the Denver orfice . who was unable to attend this meet~ne. ba& a two-hour presentation which he would like t o make at a ~uture date. Miss E ngelbach stated she owned two bicyc1es. -7- • 0 /'32X • • • Mr-J i..m TboDtas 3183 S... Grant -stated h e ''1 i kes the pa tb s so 1ong as they don ' t: run in :front of my bouse ..... He stated tha t the provision o~ bicyc1e paths won't e1iminate the automobi1e. Mr. Thomas stated he was basica11y opposed to the amount of mo ney estimated to be spent on the trai1s , and h e stated he fe1t there were higher priorities needed. He urged the C ommission and staff to consider areas wher e park ing won't have to b e 1imited for the bi cyc1e trai1s. Mr ... Coo1ey 4572 s. De1aware -stated he wa s a m ember of the JC's and he owned a bi cyc1e and two c ars. H e stated that his pri- mary concern on the proposa1 was the amount of money to be expended . Mr. C oo1ey stated h e was in favor of the bicyc1e paths in certain areas, and stated he fel.t the peop1e o £ Eng1ewood sbou1d have a vo ice in th is matter . Mr . C oa1ey stated he fe1t there should be consi derably more pub1i c ity on the proposal.. Mr. C ooley stated that he wou1d b e concer ned about 1osing parking in front of his home if he d i d 1ive on a street proposed for a bicycle 1ane~ and he fel.t the peop1e l.iving on the streets so proposed shoul.d ha ve ,.IDOre time to e xamine the facts·•. Mr. Cool..ey di scu ssed the mass transit situation ~ and stated that be didnyt consider the bicycl.e t o be the answer. He stated he £el.t that buses c oul.d be used to hel.p cut down po11ution . Mr . Cool.ey sta te d h e didn ~t feel. that the ma~ority of peopl.e who 1ive in Eng1ewood work in Eng1ewood~ and pointed out that he l.ives 1.7 mil.es from his p1ace of empl.oyment~ and that he woul.d not ride a bi cycl.e to his pl.ace of employment . Mr. Coo1ey stated that he fel.t the proposed expenditure for bicycl.e 1anes coul.d be better used for an educational. program. He stated that $10~000 coul.d devel.op a ••fantastic program~· in the Engl.ewood Publ.ic School.s. Mr. Cool.ey stated that there are are as devel.oped now where peopl.e can ride bicycl.es~ and stated that there were areas around most of the City parks for bicyc l.ists. Mr . Les Nack 4457 s. Bannoc k -questioned the transfer of l.icensing procedures from the Pol.ice Department to the Fire Department. Mr . S upinger po~nted out that it is fel.t this cou1d bring the l.icensing factor c loser to the peop1e by making use of the fire sub-stations. It is fe l.t that b y using the fire sub-stations~ it cou1d al.so make the licensing p rocedure more con v enient for re sidents of the City . Mr. Nack stated he fel.t ""Eng1ewood nee d s a 1ot more than bicyc1e paths ; the city has ta1ked about fire sub-stations in Centenni a1 Acres and in Northwest Eng lewood ; storm drainage; these things are needed mu ch more t:ban bicycl.e path s . •• Mr. Ken Meeker 1832 S. Utic a -sta t ed he had been emp1oyed in Eng 1ewood for 1-1/2 year s~ and bas fo 11owed the deve1opment of bicyc1e tra11s throughout the metropo1it:an area. Mr . Meeker stated that be wou1d be opposed t o any system th at might be deve1oped in Eng1e- wood which did not interconnect with trai1s in other municipal.ities. Mr. Meeker al.so urged that any system t ake i nto account school.s, parks~ downtown Eng1ewood area, sho pp ing centers ~ and adequate secured parking . Mr . Meeker stated he fe1t there were many peop1e who woul.d not ride b icyc1es because o f the 1ac k of secured parking. Mr . Me e k er a1so urged that the c ooperation o~ the State Highway Department be secur e d in the revamping of regu1ations so that bicycl.e riders wi11 not have to break 1aws to ride on State Highways. Mr. Meeker sugges ted that priorities assigned to the bicyc1e 1ane system throughout the metropo1itan area is incorrect, and that this project shou1d have a ·•high priority". Mr.., Meeker further stated that he didn y t fee1 that citizens who tried to ''improve the city shou1d be treated 1:1.ke second-c1ass citizens ... -s- p • 0 I' • • • Mr .. Coo1.ey discussed the matter o:f ••priori'Cies .. , and suggested that the streets in Eng1ewood have holes ••you cou1..d 1ose your car in ..... Mr . Cooley stressed that the streets should be repaired and stated that this is ,just "one exam.pl.e o:f higher priorities•• needed in the city .. Mr. Sup inger discuss ed the preparation of the proposed bicycle trai1. system. Mr .. Supinger stated that data g athered from a11. a c ross the United States indicates that more than 1./4 of the 1and in residential areas is devoted to the use of the automobile . Mr .. Supinger stated that the figure i n the downtown areas rises to 60% estimate con- sidering the parking 1.ots, etc . Mr. Supi nger stated he didn't fee1. that governmental j uri s di ctions throughout thiS count ry could continue to devote this much 1and area to the use of the automobile, and that a1te:rnative f orms of t ra ns p o rta tion wi11 have to be considered. Mr. Ly1e Martin 4375 s. Wash ington -stated that he fe 1t the property owners bad a right to voice an o p inion on the use of the streets. He urged that the Po1 ice Department enforce the 1aws con- cerning bicyc1es that are in effect now. Mr. Martin ob~ected to the proposal which wou1d a ssign 1icensing res ponsibi1ities to the Fire Depart~ent rather than the Po1ice Department . Mr .. Thomas asked i f the staff had c onsidered a "pi1ot progra.JD•• • and institute one or two bicy c 1e lanes to •·see bow they work out ... Mr. Supinger stated that the staff has deve1oped a "comprehensive suggestion•• for the bicyc1e 1ane system in the City . Mr. Slusser stated he wou1d 1ike to see the report contain require- ments for secured bicycle parking in given locations, notably Cindere11a City. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Robins asked if the staff bad an estLmate of the number of peop1e expected to use the proposed bicyc1e paths? Mr. Supinger stated he didn•t have such an estimate. and again stated that be fe1t it is going to become necessary to use other modes of transportation other than the automobile. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Ed Tanguma 1020 w. Tufts Ave. -asked bow much consideration has been given to using a11eys for the b icyc 1e 1anes? Mr. Supinger stated that i t has been consid ered. but that severa1 prob1ems are invo1ved in using the a11eys. among them visabi1ity. maintenance. etc. Mr. Lentsch stated that the Commission wi11 give the proposal con- siderab1e study before making a recommendation to Council. Mr. Lentsch thanked members o£ the audience for their attendance and participation. IV. COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS DINNER MEETING MarCh 15. 1:972 Mr . Lentsch noted that the Denver Re gi ona1 Counci1 of Governments annua1 d inne r meeting has been schedu1ed for March 15th. This £unction wi1 1 be held at the Regency Inn. House of Lords Room. 3900 E1ati Street, dinner to be served at 7 P.M • Mr . Supinger noted that the City wi11 pay for the attendance of the C omm ission member. a nd that if the member wishes to take a guest be may do so at his e xpense . R egistra tion mus t be ~ade by March 10th . Those members indic a ting a desire to attend were: Mr. Weist. kr • Lentsch. Mr . Car1son. Mrs. Stan1ey. and Mrs .. Vobe,jda . -9- • • • • V-. ASPO CONFERENCE Detroit. M£cbigan • Mr . Lentsch stated that the ASPO Conference wi11 be be1d in Detroit, Michigan. th i s year. from Apri1 15th through Apri1 20th. Funds have been budgeted ~or attendance at this Conference. Kr. Lentsch indicated be wou1d 1ike to attend the conference, as did Mr. Car1son. Mr. Robins stated be might be avai1ab1e to attend. The Director was asked to communicate to the City Counci1 asking that two members of the Commission be a11owed to attend the ASPO Conference in Detroit, Michigan. VI_ DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr. Supinger reminded members of the specia1 meeting schedu1ed ~or February 29th for a study session or the proposed sign code. VII-COMMISSION'S CHOICE Mr. Lentsch asked if Mr. Supinger had made arrangements for the meeting with the Parks and Recreation Commission? Mr. Supinger stated be bad not to this date. Mr. Lentsch asked about the proposed tour? Mr . Supinger stated the staf~ wou1d schedu1e the tour at the p1easure of the Commission. Mr. Supinger stated the tour wou1d encompass 3 o r 4 hours. Mr. Lentsch suggested that perhaps newer members cou1d meet with Mr. Supinger for a background infor.aation on matters of concern to the Commission. Discussion fo11owed. It was suggested that perhaps some afternoon about 2 P .M. members of the Commission cou1d •eet with Mr. Supinger. Mr. Car1son discussed the report on the proposed bicyc1e paths, and suggested that perhaps it sbou1d be determined whether the 1anes wou1d be designed for recreationa1 bicyc1ists, or for those using bicyc1es to commute to their p1aces of emp1oyaent. Mr. Supinger observed that when be rode a bicyc1e be ~ade an effort to avoid the heavi1y trave1ed streets. Mr. Ross stated be fe1t the Co--ission needed more in~ormation on the number of bicyc1ists expected to use the system, and he stated he wou1d a1&o 1ike to have inforaation on the number of acC1dents invo1vin~ bicyc1es. Discussion fo1~owed. Mr. Lentsch we1comed Mr. Ross to the Coma~sion. It was moved, seconded, and carried to ad~ourn the meeting. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M • -10- • • • • • • 0 - WORKABLE PR<X;RAM I TI ZENS. C OMMITTEE Members Prese nt.: Members Absent : Others Present:: Regu1ar 1ee1...ing larch 2 ~ 1.972 co u· C fT""t' OF L ......-F'LE c:..LL-._ .. ooo. c.oLC" W~11iam Boom; Pat Decker; Char1es Henning ; Judith B . H enn~ng: Edna H ero: George Johnston; Berry Slater: Jacques Stackhouse: Edna Tourte1ot.. and Dr. C har1.es Zartman. RuLh H. A11en : Ma1 o1m E. Co11ier, Jr.: Beverl.y Gonza1ez ; R everend Herbert Hosanna; Herbert Mosbar~er : J. Louis Park:a..nson : Milton Senti: W:a..111am SLcven so n ; Gi1.bert a1dez; Vi Weist and Russe11 G. Woods~ Jr. lr. Robert Davis~ Pro~e ct Coordinator~ Denver Urban Renewal Autho it:y: Mr. &. Mrs . Lewis F. PerJ-y, 2349 W st Harva rd AvenLDe: Mr . Stanl.ey Rhodus, 2323 \\ ·::,L. Harv ard Avenue: and James L . Supin~er, D:a..rector or the Department: ot: Community Oevel.opmen~. In the absence o..t: Chairman Parkinson and V1 ce Chairman Woods~ Dr. Zar~man was designated to serve as Chairma n Pro -tem. The meeting was ca11ed to order at: 7·50 p.m. The Minutes o~ the meeting o£ February 10, 1972, were approved as wr1tten upon n motion by ~~-Johnston. 1r. Supinger ~ntroduced the speaker £or the evening , Mr . Robert D a vis, the Project Coordinator £or the Co1l.ege iew and Mitche11. Urban Renewa1 Authorities, in charge of citizen participatio n. Mr. Dav~s exp 1a ~ned the d~££erencc beTur~n the Ne~ghborhood Oeve1opment Program (NDP) which .l..S i:J.e"1ng \.1't"il'17E'"d in 'the Co11ege V1ew area~ and the Conventional. Urban Ren~~al Program, citing particularly the time advantage and ~1.ex'l..b:J..1i't:y o.C NDP when com- pared with the conv~nti.onal. approach. He then outlined the steps that must be taken in developing the program such as : developing a description o£ the area with a map out1ining the boundaries; a statement o£ objectives, e.g •• provid1ng public £aci1ities such as streets, street lights,. parks,. sewt!.a.-~, ~t.'"-• an explanation o f the general. 1and use: the rban Renewal Lechniq"'i:i"es that will. be used to achieve the objectives, such as acqu~s1tion and clearance, Code enforcement~ rehabi1i~at1on. pub1i c transportation and pub1ic £aci1ities: 1and d1~posit1on~ exp1a1ning how the area wi11 be dev e loped arl'"CrWhethet· the zoning ord1nance wi11 be fo1 - 1owed or specia1 zoning criLeria estab1ished; other state and 1oca1 requirements: and provis1ons for amending-tne P1a n . • • • =r r 32 x - • • • • 0 - Mr. Davis discussed the Co11ege v~ew project: dwe11~ng particularly on the role o~ the Project Area C ommittee . A quest~on and answer period £ol..l..owed. The Committee e xpressed inte re st in m eeti ng with representatives of the Co11ege View Proje ct Area C ommittee at a future meeting. Committee reports were ca11ed for: Public Relations Committee: No report at this time. Local.. Housing Authority & Ur ban Renewal.. Authority: Mr. Boom reported that the Committee met iast week and determined that the Committee o1:~ the who1e shoul.d proceed with the preparation of a fact sheet and petitions requesting the City Council. to appoint a Local.. Housing Authority and Urban Renewal Au ~borit y . These points were discussed. Upon a motion of Mr. Johnston. "t:he Committee o f the whol..e approved the circulation of petitions to request the City C ouncil.. to crea t e a Local.. Housing Authority and an Urban R e newal.. Authority. This matter is to be on the agenda for the next meeting of tbe Workable Program Citizens' Committee. Environmental Code En:forcement C ommittee: Mrs . Tourte1ot re - ported that th~om.mi.ttee will meet on March 6, 1972. and wi11 report at the next meeting . Neighborhood Development C ommittee : o report. The Housing Code Check List, whi c h is based on the Housing Code regulation s and which bas been referred to the C ommittee for c o m - ments. was discussed with Chie£ Bu i ld ing Inspector Brokate. A copy of a memo from Mr. Sup1nger, Director of C ommunity Develop- ment. to City Manager Oia1. was reviewed. In this memo. Mr. Supin ger suggested that the City C ounc i1 forma11y recognize the continuing nature of the Workab1e Program Cit izens' C ommittee by appointing members to terms as suggested by the Committee in its Rules and Procedures. and by charging th1s Co~itte e to p1ay an active rol..e 1n imp1ementing tbe Workable Program . &rr. Supinger reported that the City C oun c11 has appointed a Core Area Planning Committee. which is comprised oL twel..ve persons representing the City and Core Area interests . This is basica11y a steering committee, charged with recommending to Council the method of procedure to redeve1op the C o re Area . Mrs .. Henning. htt. Co11ier and Reverend Hosa n na, a11 m e m bers of the Workable Program Citizens' Committee, are a1so m embers of the Core Area Planning Committee. -2- • • 0 I' - - 0 - Mr. Supinge r reported that he has no futher in£orm.ation on the Workab1e Program app1ication . Mr. Supinger reported that the Ci ty was proceeding with its app1ication to the Federa1 Government £or assistance in the de- ve1opment of the drainage parkway between South Tejon Street and South Zuni Street and between West Vassar Av enue and West Co11ege Avenue. He stated that the City has acquired five 1ots on the south side o£ West assar Avenue; however. the Ci ty wi11 not negotiate any additiona1 acquisitions unti1 the app1ication has been approved by the Federa1 Government. Mrs. Tourte1ot stated that she hoped that the pub1ic wou1d be to1d how to app1y £or the use of the new schoo1 £aci1ities for meetings. and encouraged to use them. The Committee members discussed the next meeting and 7 upon a motion by Mr. Henning. voted to deve1op p1ans £or passing petitions for the creation of a Loca1 Housing AuLbori~y and an Urban Re- newa1 Authority at the next meeting 7 wh .i c h is to be a ·•work session•• 7 and to invite a representative o:C Denver Mode1 Ci.ti.es to show a documentary :Ci1m on urban af:Cn irs entit1ed ··The Pub1ic Wi11". The n ext meeting is to be on March 23 7 1972 7 at 7:30 p.m.7 in the E n g1ewood City Ha11. The meeting was adjourned at 9:55 P .M. Dor<ith~~ews Romans _2!:e-- Record1ng Se cre tary Pro-tem -3- • -- T 32X - • • • • C' CITY < AL Ut1ENT. C X'TY O F ENGLEWOOD COLORADO B OIUU> O .P' ADJUSTK2::NT AND APPEALS :REGULAR~--~FILe: ~97 2 CfTY O F L . ~L!::-."''t OODa C.OLC Chairman B e v ier ca11ed the ~eeting t o orde r at S a O O p.M. Members P rese nta Bev.i.er . Leonard .. I>od.r i...l.l.., Wetters t.rom. Rhodus , Kre~.:L.nq Meuabers Abaen t x Madd o x h 1 s o P resen t • D Lrector o f COmmuni ty Deve1opment Sup~ger and Cb~ef Bui1ding xns pector Brokate An ::.bony Gr i.ppe 3874 Sou.th Xnc::.a. The Board to dct.erm.:!..ne 1oc:.at...:Lo:n. of door of garage "rbi..s; case ""'as before th.c Board at the Janu.ar-y 12. the a.pp.1J..c::.a..nt w-a s not preaent. The app1.i.c.a.nt b.a..a a pPEar at ~o ~eeting. Case No. 2-7 2 being constructed. 1972 ~eeting but been notified to Bu i1dinq Pe~t 45612 ~&sued August 13, 1..971 to construct a garage at t.h i..a .l.oc:ati..on. S«t.):)ac:ka of 3 ft. frcxa. north. and ea..st property l..i..n..es w .:l.th veh.J..c.1.e de>o.r on south side. Pri...or to ata.rt..i...ng construction, ~ e app1..i.can =. req~ested perm..i.sai.on to conat..ruc:t the garage on the south aide o £ the property ~tb .e..i...x foot aetba.c.lc. frOID the Bast property 1 i..ne and t.h.r a e fe e t frOG. the south pro perty l.i..ne with ve.h.i.c1e doors in t:ne n orth side .. As con.s t.r"u.c::te d.. the v eb .i.c.l..e doc:>re are izt. the east a.J...de of th..e bu.i..l..C!..i...ng ~ 4 ft. 6 .i..nc::.h f rom. property 1.i..ne and 7 ft l..O inc::bea frCIUl c::u.rb .l.i...n.e d~r e ct ~y across the s tre et. 't'9ette:ratrc.o. -"X'he way the garage d oor .i...m n ow you can • t see u..nti..l.. y01;. are out of the garage a..nd be.i..ng tll.i.s cl..oae to the achool.. coul..d present a traffic probl..em. G:r.ippe-He can • t cha.n.qe th.e d.oor because the d.ra.:i..n pi.pc: for the sink 'WOU.~d be i.n the z:m.::.d.d1e of! t.b_e door. The d.ra_i_n .i.e 5 ft. frc:;aQ south 'W"a1l.. i..n the west wa11 cOIJL.i..ng froaa u.ra.der th-e sl-ab. Has been u.i.ng rear driveway now .. Rhodus You have been parking ac:ross the street. ope.n.i.n.g the gate then go:l..ng back to th.e c:a.r and dr.i..ving .i..J::a.? G r.i.,ppe -Y e e • Brok ate -HU...ron .i..eo a ded.i..c:ated street so t.b..i..e property act:ua~l..y b.a...a t1.-o front. yarcla and. woul..d have to have .o 25 ft .. aej:.bac:::k and .i.~ the Board 'W'ere to de•ign.ate .au...r-on as the rear yard then the acthac:k 'WOu.l..c:S be 6 ft. and we rec:cx.nend 1..0 ft . Wetteratram moved, Leo:naZ"d aec::c::.nded. that suron Street i..• • -.Ln. fact-t21o rear yard and the ent..raza_ce a.D.d ex..J..t be :auade £r~ South X.D.c:a St..reet for the garage. Ayes a D<>dr:!..l...l.. Wetter•t..rcxa., Rl'M>du.a. :Jtrei.l.J..ng. :Leonard. Bevier l!laysa Maddox • • • T 32 X - - - Benard Jltc;C.au..l..ey Case :a:o. 4-72 4297 South Sb.e.%Dla1'l ~e app~icant ia requeat~g pe~aaion to to have a S ft. 10 1n . fence i..D the front yard al-ong Qu:l..ncy and Sb.ex::m.an.. -rb.i..a is a chain 1~ fenc:e and there ~1.d be a 1:::WC:> fc::M>t e..xt.ension on the exi.ati.:ng fence . McCau1ey -He has l-ived in Eng1ewood £or 26 years at th~s 1.ocation _ H e states he ~ been a detective for 32 years and he ha• two 1.arge doge. On.e o f t.he::ID .is a guard dog ... :ae want& the fence tc::> protect the dogs from peop1e and to protect the peopl-e fro. the dogs ... Rhodus m.oved .. Dodri.1.1 aeeo:nde d,. th..i.a i..a not a u.n.i..que c::.i..rc::u.a.at..anc:e and does not ~eet the criteria ~or grant~g a variance therefore the reque•t £or a variance be denied. Aye a a Dod.r.i..:J..J...,. llfet.terat..rc.a. Rh.odua.. .K.re.J..J...i.ng.. Leonard. Bevier &aye a Bone Abeent a Maddox Caae ao... 99-7.l...A 3099 South Santa Pe 'rbe a.pp~ic:::a.nt ~-u.n&bl..e to :l.n.aata.1.1. the sign qran.ted by th.e Board at th.e Dec::e.ber J~M~-eti.n.g .i...n tb.e c::e.nt:.er o~ 1.ot bec:::auee of th.e cu...rb cut permitted bY the highway department. ~refore. they have ~ta11ed the e:l.g:n. on the SB corner of the l..ot and ha.ve been ordered to appoear at t.be Board JD.eeti.ng to c::::.1.a..ri~Y--- George Gabe of c & c Sign company-requested pe~s•ion for the case to be continued unti1 th.e next BOard •eet.i..ng so the owner of Artesian car Wash cou1.d be present . Bh.odua -Wee the suJ....1dJ.ng Dep.a.rtm.ent contacted by Y'O'U before you changed. the l..oc::..at~on of! the a~gn .. Gabe -»o .. The ai..gn wa.a J..n.at.a1~ed under the aupervi.eion of hi-a ,pa.rt.Der. Wayne COOle .. Wetteratrom moved. Leonard seconded. th.e c • c si-gn c:o • ...::::tVe t.h;l.a aig:n to the north aide of the c:u..rb c:ut on Sa.nta Pe to be S ft. f~ property 1J...ne on Santa Pe and S f!t. north of 1:h.e c::urb cut.. -rh.e ai..gn to be 25 ~t • .i..D he:l.gbt.. The order to be ~p1i.ed -i.th J...n 30 days. Ayea a. J:Jc>d.:r:l.l..L. wett.ez:at..rc.:a.. Rhodua. :Jtrei.~.i.ng. Leon.ard. &evi..er maya a JIIO'n_e .Absent a. ll.addox. -- ~1 - - Bob LeQI")•rd waa e1ected by u:nanilaou.a vote £or Cb.a:i...rJDan. o:r the &oard unt..L1 Peb:ruary 1.973. MarV.i.D. DO<lri.l...~ was el..ec:ted by ,,naniwwou.e vote for Vi.ee-Chairman of the Board unti.~ February ~973- 'rb.ere be:i.ng :no :fu..rther l::n:l.aineas to c:<mle befoxe the Board the meetLDg wa. adjourned at 10s30 p. M. Su.aie Sc:hne:l.der Rec:ordi..ng secretary II -- \ ! ;. '32xl • ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECREATION COMM:ISSION f.'J' :; r ~72 M.l.nutes of March s. 1972 COUNCIL r •. _._ •, ,...3 ~·~::e- ICDX OE ENGLEWOOO. COLO. The regular monthly meet:t.ng of the Engl~ood Parka &. Recrea.t:::l.on Co'JXUD.ission "Was called to order by Paul Blessing. ex officio chairman. at. 7 :30 p. m _. in the Parks &. Recrea.t:i.on Office .. MeD1bera present: Blessi.ng. Poole. McFadden. Sch"W"ab and Romans. ex officio MeJ:rlbers absent.: Cusb.i.ng. Allen. Stackhouse Also present: Jerry Royther. Asst.. Dir .. Parks&. Recreation Ray Sta..n.ley. President. Engle"VVO<>d Recreation Counc:U Poole EDOved. McFadden seconded. ~ the Drln.utes of February 9 be approved as printed. Mo·tion carried. The fi.Dlncl.al report: for JDonth of February "W"&.B presented for review".. Revenues are do'W'D coiXI.pared to 1.971 but Mr. Royther sta.:t.ed these 'W'OU.ld even out be.fore the end of the year.. The increase in account. 88 ex:pend.iture over 1971 l.a becaxuse the aal.a.ries o:£ the .Aasi.atant Director and Cl.erk-St.eno "W"ere t:::ra.ns:Cerrecl froiD a.ccoant. 56 to 88... A..:fter dl_sc:ussion.., Poole KD<>ved. Schwab seconded. t..b.a:t. the report be acce~ aa fi1ed.. Motion carried. Mr ... St:a.n1ey reported on the meetl.ng ~the Youth Council March 2... The Seni.or High and both Jun.lor High Schools W'ere represented and most of the el-ementary schools. The proposed sun:u:ner recreation program 'W'aB d.l.scussed. costs of va.n.d.allsm and W'ha.t: the students can do to help eUn:rlna.te tht.s problem tt.nd ldea..s and su.ggest:i.ons for the recrea.t:i.on progr-&.Dl were a.1.so df.scusse<L. A tour of the 1 1rk.s is being p1a.nned :for t.h:l.s sprl.ng be:fore scOOol f..s cUsDli..sse<L. Mr. Rom.a.na presented the sllde story on the De'W park system developJDent. Concern:ln.g the time schedu1e on the goH course st:u.d:y. the appra..l..aa1a are needed be- ~re the study can be do·ne and the apprais.a1s can DOt be coDJ.p1eted for another two to three 'W'eeka... The possibllJ:ty of including loW' coat. boualng ln connect:lon 'Vri.th the got£ course developn1ent. ha.s been dlscusse<L. The Ci.ty Manager La proposing a coDlD11.ttee be created • to study development of the Platte R.f.ver area composed of represen:ta.t::lvea b-"oJD the CORE Study Co:o::u::n.l.ttee. Sheridan. Litt.1eton. South Srubu.rba.n and two meDlbers froDJ.. the Recrea.tl.on Cotnmlssi.on ... • Appll.catl.on is ready to subD11.t to BOR requesting su._rplus land at. the Federal Youth Center to exchange ~th Public Service for their property included ln the proposed goU course. • • Mr. RoJD&.ns presented the Seven Year Capital hnproveDJ.ent Progr&JD for parks. He revie'W'ed those projects included t.n 1973 and asked the Con:unJ..ssion to do some t.h1nlc:l..ng about priorities to be submitted in t.he 1973 Capital Unprovernen't budget.· (copy of t:be Seven Year • • I' 32 X I - Parks &. Recreation Conu::ni.sslon Minute& of March s. 1972 Page -2- - Program a:t:ta.cbed) Mr ... Rot:na.DB said the following tie'JDS have been requested by E ·ng1ewood cl.t:izens and should a1so be considered to be included in the prl.orttles. 1. Indoor Ice Sk.a.tlng rink 2... Playground appa.ra.tus :for handicapped 3... Portable Band Wagon 4. M:Lni-park on Interchange (lllgbway 285 a:t. Broa.dwa-Y) 5.. Sxnall s'W"i.'ID. pool at Da.rtxnouth and Bates-Logan Parks Tbese prlorl:tles 'W"il1 be discussed at the next Co'I:D..Drlssi.on D.'leetlng ... Mr. Roxna.ns reported that the Engl~d Pla.n.n.ing Cou::unt.s.alon b.a.B requested a joint :JDe.et:lng "W"tth the Parks & Recreatlon. Couu:ni.sslon to d:l.scu.ss various lteDJ..s. The proposed agenda. as suggested by the pl.annJ.D._g CoJ:D..JXli_sslon. 'W'a.B presented. Thls x:neeti.ng '9r&S approved and scbedu1ed for Wednesday. March 29. Mr. B.oyther presented the Proposed Bicycle Trail-s for Englewood prepared by the the March 29 znee:t:lng '9f'ith the Pl.an.nlng CoiD.IX1iasion since th:I.B l.s on the agenda and wlll. be The Dl-eet:lng adjourned at. 9:45 p .tn. -• -- I' 32X , - ~ l II I • • J ,, ....,... .. !I • PARKS II RECREATION SEVEN YEAR CAP! AL IMPROVU ENT PROGRAM Location 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 -•Development • Belleview Park west end -48 000. Land options, study 28,568. ' 24,81 8. 21,068. 17,318. 13,56 8. Go lf Course 26 000. -Bath House Wading Pool Outdoor Swim Pool 36 000, 12 000. •All purpose court Develop west en d Pave parking lot De ve lop north &. soul I C(•ntcnnial Park 2 333. of lnke -45 000 • 18 000, side of lnke ·102 OOC -•All purpose court 'One unit she lter Pnve parking lot Ja'so n Pnrk 2 333. house -4 000. 7 489. -High School Baseball Light field (· Field 50 000. -*All purpose court Pave parking lot Remove houses & Datcs-Lo~an Park 2 333. 4 200 . develQ!area-136 00 -•Pave parking lot Miller Field 8 100. -6 tennis courts Tennis courts land &dcv. 50 800 Development ~ Maddox Tot Lot 21 700. -Preliminary dev. Trap shooting Develop picnic ' McLellan Reservoir 14 000, facility ·17 000, area -124 000. -• *Development • Scenic View Greenbelt 90 000 • - [" llandiJall Courts 2 outside courts 14 000, - Comm unity Dulldln~ 324 000. - lltnc Range - I Other = ·..r- TOTAL $ 54,999. $ 245,300. $ 114,767, $ 110,61 8, $ 281,068. $ 443,318, $ 13,56 8. :! *Funds aooronr a ted bv City Counol for these Items an Federal Aid has il e n approved \ I ... -i ·~·,;;------~~~.; --.,.--· ---=-=--=:::=--== -~=-' ~"--__ .,.. --- ·-' ' ' --' I " • ' I w I N X ' --• • • • 0 - FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTJ:MATED REVENUES GENERAL FUND For Month of February, 1972 Anticipated C'u.rrent Revenue Property T a~ $ 145,153 Speci.fi.c o-nershi.p 16,500 Sa1es Tax 2.,464 ,700 Cigarette Tax Franchise Taxes: Pub1i.c Se.rvi.ce Mou.nta..i..n Be11 Water tJti.l.i.ty Sew-er Uti.1i.ty Total. Penal-ties & Interest on Property Tax L1censes & Permits: • Liquor ace . License Miscel.l.aneous Licenses Street Cuts Bu:i..1di..ng Permits El.ectrical. Permits Pl.umbLng Permits Dog Licenses Bicycl.e Licenses Total. Inter-Go~. Revenues: State Hwy. Mai..nt. State Al-cohol. Prev . State L iquor License Spec. & State Regis. State H/W Users Tax FLre Dist. Contracts Regional. Library County Court Fees Total. Charges for Services: Municipal. Court Costs Hobil.e Home Pol.i.ce Engineering Fees Ani.mal. Shel.te:r Total. 100,000 159,713 70 ,800 28,639 1.2 ,000 271.,1.52 11.,600 33 ,000 4,500 28 ,000 8,000 3 ,000 88 ,1.00 2,600 22,135 1.,400 94 ,.500 1.88,520 732 35,115 3 ,608 348,61.0 2,300 6,860 4.,800 13,960 $ Month 10,060 1 ,568 158 ,833 7 ,327 18 ,.225 1.8 ,225 500 2 ,748 2 1.4 3 ,087 321. 331. l.O 7,21.1 21.7 4 351. 1.3,339 4 72 723 1.5 ,1.06 71.3 426 380 27 230 1..,776 $ To Date 10 ,060 1 ,568 51.6 ,571 14,503 37 ,000 18 ,225 55,225 11,100 21 ,542 560 5 ,268 609 523 l.l. ].7 39 .. 630 433 8 351. 30,292 52 2 1 ,337 32,94 3 1,363 728 738 36 460 3 ,325 • P ort~o n of Year to Date 16 .66' u 1Ef'..i.'"t. C:v-'"':io F1LE ' ~~s~~ L La"S"£ ~~9 Co11ected To Date 7 s 10 ,117 8 9 21. 354,821 ].9 ].4 1.4 ,534 1.4 20 50 ,.178 21. 45 38 ,679 46 9 25 ,996 7 • • 24 939 7 r • • G ENERAL FUND REVENUES -Cont • d Page 2- F:i..nes &:. Forfe:i.tu..res: Court Fi....nes Library Total. Mi.scel.La.n.eous: r.nterest 111com.e Mi.scel....l...a.neous Tota.l. Total. Revenue A.nti.ci.pated Revenue $ 60.,000 6 238 66.,238 24,400 1.2 ,000 36 ,4 00 $3,550,81..3 Cu.r:rent Month $ 4 ,530 546 5,076 513 513 $225,695 • • - To Date $ 10.,1..49 1.,1.52 1.1...,301. 2 ,923 2,923 $688,049 • ' of Est_ Last Year La.&t Year Col.l.ected To Date ' 17 B 19 $ 1.0.,858 2,952 $509,074 19 B 18 , \ ! .,. • • I' 32X I • • • • - FINANCE DEPAR:I'HENT EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CI:IA...RGED TO 1972 BUDGETED APPROPR..J:ATIONS GENERAL FUND For Month of February,. 1.972 Legisl.ation & C ouncil.: City Council. Board o f Adjustment Caree..r Service Pl.a..nni...ng & Zon:i.ng Li....bra.ry City Attorney Total. Ma..nagem.e.nt: City Man.ager Personnel. Cornm.unica.t.i.o ns T otal. Finance & Record: F:Lna..nce Muni...c.i.pal. Court Central. Services General. Operations Auto. Oper. Systems Total. Publ.i.c Works: Engineering Streets & Drainage Traffic Buil.di..ng Mai...nt_ Total. Fire Department Pol..i.ce Department Parks & Recreatio n Community D evel.opment Li..brary Annual. Budget s 31.,968 2,532 1,395 4,320 960 44,383 85,558 63 ,756 32 ,047 1.46,433 242,236 1..51.,1.65 56 ,.681. 10 ,808 91.,4 87 50 ,.000 360,1.41 97 ,957 425,361 1.18 ,856 141.,253 783 ,427 637,41.8 81.6 ,.1.73 405 ,910 164,797 149,284 Empl. _ Benefit Proqra...m --=23_,,_,6,_,0"-'0"- Current Current Mon th Enc\..Unb . $ 1 ,088 ~40 ~2 9 ~78 ~5 3,746 ~ 8 ,173 $ 2,500 2,.292 9 ,661 20 ,1 26 ~ 12,488 4,342 909 7 ,857 7 ,407 26,221 12,.112 9 ,966 S""S:706 53,170 88 ,77 1 16,631. 1.2,566 1.0,687 BOO 200 5,944 2,050 450 Spent & Encumb. To Date $ 5,441 287 224 28~ 30 7,035 ~ 1.4 ,91.7 4,.1.76 1.3.,579 ~ 22 ,342 7.,913 1.,61.7 33,458 1.2 ,395 45,675 17,857 1.9.,11.5 ~ 1.1.2 ,272 147 ,422 29 ,671. 25,232 18,036 Total Expenses $3,668,544 $288,54 9 $11 ,944 $538,975 • ' of Last Y e ar Last Year Budget To Date ' ~6 $ 1.2,1.90 ~6 ~3 ~4 ~a 20 ~2 13 98 ,093 18 18 117 ,119 16 7 30,91.4 9 15 23,460 12 20,765 15 14 $468 ,438 15 \ ! ~ • • 1'32X • • Water Sa1es Other: Connection Charges Property Tax Renta1s Interest Mi.sce11a..l'·u~o us T o t.a1 Tot.a..1 Revenue • 0 - Port~on of Year to Date ~6.66' FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES WATER FUND For Month of Febru&ry, :1.972 A.nti.ci.pated Revenue $ 954 ,635 46,837 730 12 ,095 95,525 20 ,000 1 7 5 ,1.87 $1.,129,822 Current Month $111 ,901 6,136 52 837 4 ,024 5,056 16 ,1.05 $1.28 ,006 To Date $21..4,150 8,128 52 1.,552 11,563 5,056 26,351 $240 ,501 ' of E st _ Co11ected 23 15 21 Last Year Last Year T o Date ' $204,026 27 8 ,043 11 $212 ,069 7 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHA..BGED TO 1972 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Spent & Last An.n.ua1 Current Current Encu..mb . .. o f Last Year Year Budget Mon th En.cun\b . T o D a t e B udget T o D ate _ .. __ Productio n: Source & Supp1y $ 36 ,3 2 0 $ 2 ,607 $ 4,820 Po"Wer & Pu<np 108 ,316 5 ,1 7 2 7 ,2 4 6 Pur:Lfi..ca.ti...on 90 ,182 3 ,724 6 ,689 Total. 234 ,81.8 11 ,503 1.8 ,755 a $25 ,120 11 Trans_ & Di.st. 76,1.00 6 ,288 12 ,588 17 1.5,420 14 Ad.n'ti...ni...strati...on: Account & Co11. 60,476 4,542 8,490 General.. 1.00 ,913 8 ,002 18 ,939 T o tal.. 1.61..,389 1..2 ,544 27,429 17 25,850 17 Debt Serv-ice 561.,438 571 571 _1 154 -1 Mi.sce11aneous 28,639 capital.. Pl.ant and Equi...pm.ent 9 37 ,000 ~ ~ -1 Total.. Expense $1 ,999 r 384 s~ $~ 3 $~ 4 • , • • • • ,. - Portion of Year to Date 16.66' P~ OEPARl."ME'NT REALIZATION OF ...ESTXMATED REVENUES SEWER FUND For Month of February, 1972 A.n.tic i.p.ated Current ' of Est. Last Year LAst Year Revenue Month To Date Col.l.ected To Date .. Di.sposa.1 Service $ 400,000 $29,508 $59,774 1.5 $36,572 1.2 Other: Connectio n Fees-X..ns:i.de 33,630 3,560 5,382 Connection Fees-outside sa .. 546 5,205 11,.697 Interest 10,000 Tap Fees 3,.000 M :isce11a.ne.o us 7 041. 93 593 T o tal. 112 ,217 e,ase ~ 1.6 25 ,245 31. City Loan 275,942 Federa.l. Pa..rti.ci.pati.on 390 !400 Total. Revenues $1,178 ,559 $38,366 $77,446 6 $61 ,817 1.2 EXPENOrTURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1972 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Spent .. L ast Annua.1 Current Current Enc'Umb. ' o £ Last Year Y ear Budg et Month Encumb. T o Da te B udget T o D ate _ .. _ Treatment $108 ,1.76 $1.1.,409 $1.8 ,977 l.B $1.1.,267 1.4 Sanitary System 62 ,948 3,1.73 5 ,649 9 5,767 9 Adrni..ni.stra.ti.on: Ace . .. Col.l.. 23,183 1.,335 2,772 Genera~ 66,200 5,421 11,463 Tota.1 09,383 6,756 14,235 1.6 8 ,211 1.5 Debt Service 72,813 • Cont. Services 16,035 1.,111 7 4 ,365 28 M.i...sce11a..neous 12 ,000 • Cap. P1a.nt .. Equi.p. 13 ,000 3,.534 3,534 27 51,475 1.2 Tota1 Expenses $374 ,.355 $24 ,872 $4 3 ,506 1.2 $~ }_]_ II • • I' 32 X I • • - Portion of Year to Date 16.66' Sa.l..e& Tax Property Tax Interest H i.scel..l...a.neo us T o tal.. Revenue FINANCE DEPABXME:l"''T REALIZATION OF ESTIMA.TED REVENUES PUBLIC ::t.MPROVEMENl' FUND For Month of February ., 1972 Cur~ent .. of Est . An.ti..c.i.pa.ted Revenue Month To Date Co11ected $1,279.,519 $82,455 $268,170 2~ 1...1.1.,657 7,738 7,738 7 1..9,000 16 ,000 ~82 ~ $1..,426 ,1.76 $90 ,193 $276,090 ~7 Last Year Last Year To Date .. $319 ,179 ~9 7 ,676 7 $326 ,855 ~9 EXPENDITURES &-ENCUHBRAt«:.ES CHARGED TO 1972 BUDGETED APPROPR.XATIONS Curn.ul...a.ti.ve A.ppropri..a- ti.c>n Servi.c::enter s 45 .304 Storm Drainage .1.,630 ,062 P ol..i.ce-Fi.re Center 9 4 5 ,447 Greenbel..t 91..,354 TOPXCS 2,964 Fire Pumper 70 ,000 Downtown Xmpr _ 45 ,040 Core Area Study 45 ,000 Fire Station West 1.29,157 Paving Dist _ No _ 21 98,1.89 5,000 She1ter House-Jason 4,000 Paving H i1.1er Fie1.d 8 ,100 T o tal. Expense $3,1.1.9,617 • Current Month s 8 ,295 1 .,076 1..,608 78 $11.,057 Spent & .. o f Last Last Current. Encu.111b. Appro-Year Year Encumb . To Date p ri.a.ti.o n To Date _ .. __ $35 ,323 $43 ,809 97 1 ,000 2 ,.076 -~ 4,823 _5 1 ,000 1..,078 ~ 74,139 74,139 ~06 $1..1..1.,462 $1..25 ,925 4 • \ ! .,. • • - • • School.. District No. 1 Outdoor Pool. Lndoor Pool. Sports & Ga..D'les Cu1.tura1 Acti~ities Pl.aygrou.nds Special.. Events Zoo Interest Other Income Total. Revenue • 0 - REALIZATION O.P ESTIMATED REVENUES REC.REATION FUND For Month of February, 1972 s 85,184 1.7 ,.300 1.2 ,000 13,000 32 ,000 20,000 375 3 ,200 3,000 1.,000 4,000 $191,059 Current Month $ 303 360 714 1.,170 149 To Date s 303 aa2 1 ,584 2,050 212 Port~on of Year to Date 16.66' ' of Est. Last Year Last Year Co11ected To Date ' 2 6 $1,.029 11 5 2 ,.946 11 10 3 ,.691 21 7 170 7 5 ~ 11 3 $8 ,008 5 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1972 APPROPRIATIONS Spent & Last Annual.. Q.lrrent Current Encu.mb_ .. of Last Year Year Budget Month Encurnb. To Date Budget To Date _ .. __ Outdoor Poo1 $ 20,488 $ 69 $ 575 3 $ 49a 2 Indoor Poo1 27 ,977 952 2,193 a 1.,1.74 6 Sports & Gcunes 57 ,761. 1,996 5,139 9 4,753 10 Cul...tural. Acti.vi.ties 23,094 1.,537 2,622 11 2,792 12 Pl.aygrou.nds 8,466 as 1 60 -9 Special.. Events 5 ,277 274 476 9 199 3 zoo 6,950 a 73 1 Gene.ra1 Operations 43,.955 3 ,209 7~225 16 1..,.338 6 Total.. Expense $193 .968 $8 ~045 $18,388 9 $10 .. 814 7 • • r 32x -- 0 - - portio n o f Year t o Date 16.66' F I NA!ioJCE DEPARTMENT ~IZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES BUS LINE OPERATION For Month of February~ 1972 Anticipated Current .. of Est . Last Year Last Year Revenue Month To Date C ol..l.ected To Date .. Fares $ 25 .032 $ 2 .137 $ 3 .866 l.S $ 4,011 1.7 T o kens 3 ,500 a10 a10 23 73'> 1.23 Interest 50 M.i...sc:el..l..a.neo u..s ------122. Total.. Revenu e $ ~ $ ~ $ ~ 1.6 $ ~ 1.9 EXPENDl:TURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHA.RGED TO 1 9 72 APPROPRIATIONS Spent Last Annual.. Current Cu.rrent E.ncumb . .. o £ Last Year Year Appropri-ation Month Encu.mb . T o Date Budset To Date -"'- Ful.1 Time Sal..ar ies $ 13,464 $ 1.,086 $ 2 ,1. 72 1.6 $ 2,044 l.S Part Ti.me Sal..aries 61.4 1.07 1 0 7 1.7 Overt:.Une a25 7a l.SO 18 113 100 Social. Security 734 Pensions 776 63 63 a sa 100 Hospital.. & Li.fe Ins. 624 123 123 20 62 100 Workmen •s Compensation 164 164 100 70 100 Genera1 Miscel.l..a.ne:ous 1 ,000 70 70 7 7 _4 Moto r Veh.i..cl.e R epair 6 ,500 1 ,537 1,550 24 46a 7 Fuel. & Lubr ication 1,000 213 213 21 195 18 General.. Material. & Sup_ 100 Insurance 3 ,300 ~ 47 --T o tal. Expense $ 29,101 $ ~ $ 6 ,174 21 $ 3,01..7 5 \ ! • • • MEMORANDUM TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF • c-~ 0~ coU: ~' ,-;. c-,t..c.cf ..q ~ /..'• .,.~~ Co -...cT<_ -...,..~ ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGAR.DIN ~-f.y;ft./L._OR v "-2 THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMM.I5~G2 .._1 ~ . E"<voc>G ""''~ DATE: March 7,. 1972 ~co~ SUBJECT: Easement Vacation Lo~ 11,. Ox £ord Heights,. Second Fi1ing RECOMMENDATION: The P1anning Commission recommend to City Counci1 the easement in the north 16 feet of Lot 11,. Oxford Heights,. Second Fi1ing,. be vacated ; such vacation sha11 be subject to the dedication of the north 30 £t . of the S ft . uti1ity easement on the west 1ine of the A1dretti property ,. said dedication c ontaining 240 sq. rt.,. and as further defined in Case •6-72. The reason for the recommended vacation being that neither pub1ic necessity or convenience requires continued maintenance of this easement .. R espectfu11y submitted. By Order of the City P1ann ing and Zoning C omm ission -9- • • • [ • • • STAFF REPORT Pa JZe -1- Sta£f Report re: Easement Vacation. Date ~o be Considered: March 7, 1972 Name of Applicant: • 0 - Louis J. & Theresa J. A1dretti Addre ss: 4005 South Jason Street Eng1ewood , Colorado Name of Proper t v Owners: Lou ~s J. & Theresa J. A1dretti Locat ion of Easement: EASE:\IENT VACATI ON Case =-6-72 T~e north 16 feet of the property at 4005 South Jason Street. or, The north 16 feet of Lot 11 , Ox ford Heights, Second Fi1ing. 1ying in the NE 1 /4 SE 1 /4 of Section 4, TSS. R6SW. of the 6th P.:\1. • Arapahoe County • Colorado. Zone District: R-1-C. Sing1e-fami1y Residentia1 Descript ion of Request : Tbe request is to vacate the 16 foot easement on the north side o f the A1dretti property in order that a garage can be constructed on the property with a driveway. utilizing the 1and now restricted by the easement. Description of Subject S ite and AdJacent Area: The A1dretti property has a 58.18 foot frontage on South Jason Street and a depth o f 133 feet; these dimensions inc1ude existing utility easements. In addition to the 16 foot easeme nt on the north side of the A1dretti property. there is an eight f oot easement across the west side o £ the 1ot. The A1dretti house is of brick construction and is • • • • • • • 0 - STAFF R E PORT EASEl tENT VA C ATION Pa ~e Cas e -6 72 1ocated adjace n t ~o the s ou th side o f th e s ubj ect e a seme nt . A h e d ge has bee n grown a cro ss ~he re ar o £ the 1ot, e n c o mpass~ng the are a o f the nort h -s outh S f t_ e aseme nt into the r e ar yard. The 1and to the north ~ e a s t and south of the subject site is zon ~d R-1-C, Sing 1e -fa m i1 y Residentia1, and is de- ve1oped with sing1e-f ami1y hou s es. The 1and to the west of the Jason-Ka1amath a11ey, and therefore to the we s t of the sub~ect property, is zoned I-1. Light Industria1, and is deve1oped with uses permitted in that Zone O~s tr~ct. ~ost of these bu~1d~n g s have been con- structed on the rear 1.ot 1i..ne, with no access from the back of the bui1din g . These businesses are: Frost Eng ineering Deve1opment Corporat~on 3900 South Ka1ama~h Street P & J Mach~ne Company 3930 South Ka1amatb Street Eng1ewood-L~tt1eton-Arapahoe Rubb~sh Remova1 3950 South Ka1amath Street Data Documents, Inc. 3970 South Ka1amath Street The b1ocks in this area are ~n excess of 1200 feet 1ong runnin g from West Mansfie1d Avenue to West Ox ford Avenue . This extra 1ength is due to the fact that West Nassau Avenue is not open from the Ka1amath-Jason a11ey east to South Fox Street. The A1drett~ property is in 1ine with West Nassau Avenue, were it to be pro~ected to the east from its point o£ d ead-end at the Ka1amatb-Jason a11ey. There is a 16 ~oot a11ey through the north 600 feet of this b1ock, which a11ey dead-ends at the north 1ine of the A1dretti property. The 8 foot easement across the rear of the A1dretti 1ot , pro~ec~s to what wou1d be the center1ine of this a11ey. Trash trucks pick up the trash from containers p1aced in this a11ey by the residents on the west side of South Jason Street. It is necessary for the trash trucks anu city maintenance vehic1es to exit from the a11ey by using a vac ant area which is actua11y the GO foot right-of-way for West Nassau Avenue. This permits the trucks to go west to South Ka1amath Street. There are a1so drainage prob1ems in this a11ey and it is necessary for the Street Department to get in to grade and otherwise maintain the a11ey. Because of the A1dretti hedge, it is very difficu1t for trucks or street equipment to turn from the a11ey onto the unimproved West Nassau Avenue in order to go out onto South Ka1amath Street without damaging the hedge or hitting the corner of the Data Documents bui1ding. • • 0 I' • • • STAFF REPORT Pa g e -3- • 0 -.. EASE~IENT VACATION Case =6 -7 2 Backg rou nd o ~ Pre v iou s Act i on Re1a~in ~ to the Subject Prope rty and A r e a: When Oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing, was p1atted, a 16 ft. easement was provided on the north side of the Sub- division to accommodate any uti1ities that wou1d have to be p1aced midway throu g h the 1200 foot b1ock, inasmuch as West Nassau Avenue was no~ being dedicated. A water main was in - sta11ed in this easement and wi11 remain in use unti1 a prob1em arises, at which time it wi11 be cut o ff at either end, and service supp1ied from other avai1ab1e 1ines. The easement is not needed to provide access to the 1ine for maintenance. An extension of this of Lot 7, Ox £ord Hei g hts 3rd was vacated by Ordinanc e No. Keith Wank1yn. 16 ft. easement on Fi1ing (4005 South 23 of 1965 , at the the nor th side Inca Street) request o f The a11ey between South Jason Street and South Ka1amath Street has been inc1uded in the current Paving District at the request o f the Pub1ic ~orks Department in an effort to improve drainage in that area and to reduce maintena nce. In order f or the a11ey to have a c ontinuou s route via West Nassau Avenue westto South Ka1amath Stre e~, i t wi11 be necess ary f or the City to have a dedication of the 8 f oot easement across the north 30 feet of the west side o f the A1drett i property. ThE wi11 permit the a11ey to be paved to a point where adequate radii can be obtaine d to comp1ete the extension of the a11ey west to South Ka1amath Street through approximate1y the center of the righ t-of -way f or West Nassau Avenue. Discussions be- tween Mr. and Mrs. A1dretti and the Department of Pub1:i.c Works have estab1ished that in return for the dedication o f the 8 ~oot by 30 foot strip off of the west side o f their property. the City wi11 consider the vacation of the 16 foot easement a1ong the north sid e o f their property. The A-dretti•s have a1so been to1d by the Department o f Pub1ic Works that they wi11 not be assessed f o r the paving o f this sma~1 segment of the a11ey in return for their cooperation. It was fe 1t that the benefit to be gained by the pub1ic by having this a11ey way Lmprov ed w ou 1d warrant this c onsiderat i on. Commen ts f rom Other Departments: Pub1ic Serv i ce Company. Gas Division : The company bas no e x isting or proposed ga s 1ines in tbis easement and have no ob~ection to tbe vacat1on. Pub1ic Serv ice Company, E1ectric Division: The company has no 1ines in the easement and bave no ob~ect1on to tbe vacation . • • • r a2x .......... • • STAFF REPORT Page 4 • 0 ... EASE~EXT VACATIO~ Case -G 72 ~ountain Be11: 1ines in the easement. Did not respond; but they have no Uti1ities Department: quest to vacate the easement. This o ffice concurs in the re- Pub1~c Works Oepartmen~: Has no objection to the vacation o f the 16 foot easement a1ong the north side of the property; but requ est the d edication o£ the north 30 feet o f the 8 ft. easement across the west side of the property. Re1at ionship to the Comprehensive P1an: The Comprehensive P1an shows this area as resident i a1 and the request wou1d not conf1ict therewith. Department or Community Deve1opment Ana1ysis: Tb~s 16 foot easement ~s no 1onge r needed for pub1ic purposes and by vacating it, it wou1d make it possib1e for ~he A1dretti•s to cons~ruct a ga ra ge on ~he rear of their property ; where at ~bis time, their cars must be parked on ~he street or on a concrete s1ab which bas been insta11ed on the north side of their 1ot. Recommendat i on from the Department of Community Deve1oprnent: The starf recommends that the City P1anning and Zoning Commission refer the request to vacate the fo11owing described easement to the City Counci1 with the recommendation that it be vacated sub~ect to the dedication o f the north 30 feet o£ the 8 f oot easement across the west 1ine of ~be property: Easemen~ to be vacated : The north 16 feet o f Lot 11, Ox 1 ord Heigh~s Second Fi1inb, 1yinr in the NE 1 /4 SE 1/4 of Section 4, T5S, R68W, of the Gtb P.M., Arapahoe County, Co1orado. To comp1ete the a11ey improvement of the a11ey ~ediat e1y west o f the aforementioned Lot 11, it is necessary to have the dedication of the fo11owing described parce1 7 which is at this t~e a uti1ity easement: Beg~nning at the northwest corner of Lot 11, Oxfo rd Heights second Fi1ing 7 1ying in the NE 1 /4 SE 1 /4 of Sect ion 4, TSS. RGSW, of the 6th P.~., Arapahoe Coun~y. Co1orado; thence south a1ong the west 1ine of said Lot 11, thirty feet (3o.o•); thence e~st and para11e1 with the north 1ine of said Lot, eight feet (s.o•); thence north and para11e1 with said west 1ine, thirty feet (3o.o•) to a point on the north 1ine o~ said Lot 11; thence west a1ong the north 1ine, eight feet (a.o•) to the point of be- g~nning. Said parce1 contains 240 square feet • • • • • • STAFF REPORT Page -5- • 0 - • EASE~IE:-JT '\"ACAT:IO:-J Case -=-6-72 The reason for the vacation: after having contacted tbe concerned pub1ic and private uti1ity compan ies, it has been determined that neither the pub1ic necessity or convenience requires the continued ma~tenance of this easement. ~.::~·-:;:._ ~ L. SUPZNGER, Director Department: of CoDUD.uni t:y Deve1o~=m~ent • • • T 32X - \ • • • A.L-c:>"R. E IT I 4005 S . JASON ...... ~-----------.,58.19 _________ .._..... ~--------:30' ----~+-~~-------3 e>'-------1 co·/C~cr-= L/wr A:<"C. .::?. .3 . 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J ~~ t j~ i.., .J " .. ~lil.t•t•= SU R $ 0 s I I)(PARTMENT OF cttfdiTY I!VELOPMENT I N ·I SCALE r--200 ' . . • • • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING C OMMISSION March 7, 1972 I. CALL TO ORDER. The Regu1ar meeting o£ the City P1anning and Zoning Commission was ca11ed to order by Chairman Lentsch at 8:00 p.m. Members Present: Stan1ey; Brown;_ Car1son; Henning; Vobejda; Robins ; Lentsch; Weist tembers Absent: Ross A1so Present: Romans, Acting Ex-o~ficio: P1anning Assistant Young 1I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. !r. Lentsch stated that Minutes o£ February 23, 1972, were to be considered £or approva1. Henning moved: Vobe~da seconded: The M.i.nutes of February 23, 1972, be approved as written. The motion carried. I I I. EASEMENT VACATION Lot 11, Oxford Heights Second Fi1ing C ASE g6-72 J..trs .. Romans stated that M.r .. &. Mrs. Louis A1dretti, owners of property at 4005 South Jason Street, have requested that the 16 ft. uti1ity easement on the north side of their property at that address be vacated. Mrs. Romans stated that this property is R -1 -C (Sing1e- f ami1y Residential). and abuts X -1 (X o dust ria1 ) property to the west. The block in which this property is situated runs Lrom We st Mansfield Avenue to West Oxford Avenue. because West Nassau Avenue was not dedicated from the Jason/Ka1amath a11ey to South Fox Street. Mrs. Romans s tated that at the time the subdivision plat f or this area was approved~ a 16 ft. easement was placed across the north side of Lots 11 and 12. Oxford Heights. S econd Filing. and across Lot 7~ Ox£ord Heights. 3rd Filing; which lots are located in what would have been West Nassau Avenue. were it to have been dedicated. The easement on Lot 7 has previously been vacated in 1965. J-lrs. Romans stated that there is a water 1ine in this easement. but that the Utilities Depar~ment has stated that when a problem arises with this line. it wi11 be c u t off and serv ice wi11 be provided from other available lines . There are no p1 ans to insta11 other utilities in this easement. Mrs. Roman s stated that the A1dretti property has a 5S ft. frontage, and the owners want to build a garage with driveway~ but cannot do so i£ the easement is retained. Mrs. Romans stated that Mr. and Mrs. A1dretti cou1d have better use of their property if the ease- ment were to be vacated. and the .proposed garage would be in k eeping with the intent of the Commission to require property owners to pro- vide of£-street parking spaces for as many automobi1es as possib1e . Irs. Romans discussed the 16 ft. Jason/Ka1amath a11ey, which is dedicated only from West Mansfield A v enue south to the north 1ine o~ the A1dretti property. From that point south to West Oxford Avenue. there is a 16 foot uti1ity easement rather than an a11ey. She pointed out that the property to the west is zoned I -1 Light Industria1, and that the industrial bui1dings have been bui1t right to the property 1ine giving no rear set-back, and there is no en- trance to most of these bui1dings off of the a11ey . Residents on the west side of South Jason Street place the ~r trash cans in the • \ -r • I' 32x • • • • • a11ey, a nd the tras h hau1ers use th~s a11ey to empty the cans. Be- c ause ~t is a dead-end a11 e y, ~heir exit is to South Ka1amath Street across that portion of West Na ss au Avenue between the a11ey -easement and Ka1amath. The A1dretti•s have grown a hedge a cross the ba c k o£ the eight ft . easement which is acros s th e west line of their property. Because or this hedge, the turning rad i u s is such that the trucks ei th er hit th e bui1ding at 3970 South Ka1amath or the A1dretti"s hedge when turning into West Nassau Avenue to go west . Mrs . Roman s stated that there 1s a drainage prob1em in the a11ey, and because i t has been so dif£1cu1t to maintain, the Pub1i c Works Department has inc1uded this a11ey and a 16 foot extension of the a11ey out to South Ka1amath StreeL in the Paving Distri ct f or 1972. The Pub1i c Works Department has discussed the proposed paving with the A1drettis, and has indic at ed that i~ the A1drettis wi11 deed to the City the 8 ~t . x 30 £t . easement on the west 1ine o£ th eir property to give proper turning rad1us from the a11ey to the r~ght-o f -w ay f or We st assau Ave nu e , the C1ty wi11 not charge the A1drettis for paving of the a11ey. Irs. Romans pointed out that the City has no need for the easement on the north 1ine of the property, and stated thatthe staff recomm e nded vacation of s uch easement, subject to re ce~ving a quit c1aim deed from the Al..d rettis f or the 8ft. x 30 :Ct . strip . Mr. Lentsch stated that he and Mr . Robins bad ins pected the area,. and asked wby the City didn·t take a ded ica tion on the west side of the A1drett1 p ro p erty for the entire width of their property ? Mrs . Romans pointed out that the Pub1ic Works Depart:nlent has in- dicated an intention to vacate a portion of West Nassau Avenue,. givi n g a 16 it . a11ey from the Jason/Ka1amath a11ey we st to Kal..amath Street rather than the present 60 ft . right-of-way. Mrs. R oaans stated that requiring a dedication of the 8 ft . easement £or the fu11 north-south width of the A1dretti property wou1d serve no pub11c purpose . Mr. Robi.ns stated that be fe1t ••the onl.y 1ogi.ca1 thing is to get a dedication from the A1drettis for the fu11 width of Nassau Avenue as is dedicated to the west o f the a11ey .·• He fel.t the sma11 portion of the e asement on the A1dretti proper ty not proposed to be d e dicated wou1d ··never be maintained, and wi.11 be a trash c at cher·•. D~s c ussion fo11owed . Mrs . Romans reiterated the p1an s of the Publ.i.c Works Department to ask for vacation of al.1 but a 16 £t . right-of-way on West a ss au Avenue f rom South Ka1amath east to the Jason/Kal.amath a11ey. Irs. Romans stated that the staf.f c ou1d not go a1ong with Mr. Robins· suggestion . :for the reason that there wou1d be no publ.ic purpose served were the additiona1 easement area to be dedicated, and that the sta£f wou1d c ontinue to recommend that the Al.drettis be asked to dedicate on1y the north 8 ft . x 30 £t . of the easement . Discussion fo11owed. Mr s . Henning asked i£ th e staf'f knew wtlen the request for va cation of W es t Nassau right-of -way wou1d be c onsidered? Mrs. Romans stated she wou1d check this ou t: with City Publ.ic Works Director Waggoner. Mrs . Henning stated that this matter has been discussed at City C oun ci l.. 1evel. at the time o~ the Pub1ic Hear ing on the Pav1ng Dis- tri c t . She s tated that: this is a cooperative venture between the Ci ty and Mr. and Mrs . A1dretti. and wi.11 he1p both parties • Mr. A1dretti. stated that he woul.d agree to dedicate the S ft . x 30 ft . portion of the easement . He p o inted out that the portion of th e easement on their pro p erty has not been a11owed to co11ect trash ; they have a f 1ower garden and the hedge in the area, and they have worked to keep it cl.ean . Mr . A 1dretti stated that papers from the industrial.. p1ants to the west of his property b1ow into his hedge,. but n ot into his yard . -2- . , .• • • T 32xl • • • • Mr. Robins sta~ed he sti1~ fe1t the dedication shou1d encompass the entire 1ength of the easement on the A1dretti property, and that at such time as Nassau Avenue right-of-way is vacated, this portion c ou1d be deeded back to the A1drettis. 01scussion ro11owed. Henning moved: Weist seconded: The P1anning Commission recommend to City Counc~~ the easement in the north 16 £eet o£ Lot 11, Oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing, be vacated; such vacation sba11 be sub~ect to the dedication o£ the north 30 ft . of the 8 ft . uti1ity easement on the west 1ine o£ the A1dretti property, said dedication containing 240 sq. ft ., and as further de£ined in Case ~6-72 . The reason for the recommended vacation be1ng that neither pub1ic necessity or convenience requires continued maintenance o~ this easement. The motion carried. Mr . Robins voting nay . IV. EASEMENT VACATIO Lot 12. Ox~ord He~ghts Second Fi1ing CASE ;r7-72 Mrs. Romans stated that.. :t.n 1965 . the City vacated the uti1ity ease- men~ on the north 1ine o~ Lot 7, O xford Heights. Third Fi1ing. which is direct1y east of Lot 12. O xford Heights. Second Fi1ing . Mrs . Romans stated that she had contacted Mr . & Mrs. B1evins. property owners of Lot 12. in regard to the possib1e vacation of this ease- ment. and they asked that the easement be vacated . Mrs . Romans stated that the staff has conLacted the uti~ity companies and con- cerned city departments. and there is no objection to the vacation. Mrs . Romans stated that. again. there is no p u b1ic purpose to be served by retaining this easement. Wei.. st. moved: Henning seconded: The P1anning Commission recommend to City Counci1 that the easement in the north 16 reet of Lot 12. Ox~ord Heights. Second Fi1ing. as further described in Case #7-72. be vacated; the reason for the vacation being that no pub1ic purpose wi11 be served by the re~ention or the easement . The motion carried. v . SUBDIVISI O N WAI ER 4211 South Huron St. CASE .:;r S-82 Mrs . Romans stated this property is 1ocated north o~ West Quincy Avenue and is on the west side of S o -uth H uron Street. Mrs . R omans stated this is a rather 1arge parce1 of 1 and . and t h e owners. Mr . &. Mrs . tcLaugh1in, are seeking permission to se11 the north 75 ~t . o£ the proper~y . Mrs . Romans stated t ha t the Subdivision Regu1ations have a prov:t.sion whereby if there is nothi n g to be ga~ned by the fi1ing of a subdivision p1at such as pub1ic access. uti1ities,. etc .• the P1anning Conu:nission may gran1.. a subdivision waiver. This Reso1ution grant1ng the waiver is recorded with the Arapaho County C1erk and Recorder as a part of the permanent record of the particu1ar real estate. Mrs. Romans stated that as far as this parce1 of land at 4211 South Huron Street is concerned. there appear to be no prob1ems --uti1ities are avai1ab1e, no additiona1 right-of"-way is needed. etc. trs . R omans stated that i.t is the recommendation of the sta~f that the su b division waiver b e granted to Mr. and Mrs . McLaugh1in. giving them the right to se11 the north 75 ft. o£ their property . Mr . Lentsch co-mmented that this wi11 m ake a b eauti..fu1 b ui1di..ng site • Henning moved: Vobej d a seconded: The P1anning Commissio n grant a w a i v e r o f tbe S u b - d i v ision R egu1ations t o M r . &. M rs . M c Lau gh 1~n,. 4211 South H uron Street. gra nting them the righ t t o se11 the north 75 ft. of their pro p erty a s referred t o in C a se wS-72. The motion carried. -3- • • • r 32x - - -, - - - MEMORANDUM TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF - c~ o,..- cov ... ~, , _c..f~r_ /" ~~u~E: ~.cou ~ < -~ ~.t::J~:c,.t... ...! ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACT:lb!frl'l~ft -· •• THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COIDIISSION •. "*~·G ,-1~ ~~ DATE: :March 7, 1972 SUBJECT: Easement Vacation~ Lot 12, Oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing RECOMMENDATION: The P1anning Commission recommend to City C ounci1 that the easement in the north 16 feet o£ Lot 12, Oxford Heights, Second Filing, as further described in Case N7-72, be vacated; the reason for the vacation being that no pub1ic purpose wi11 be served by the retention o f the easement. Respect fu11y submitted, By Order of the City P1anning and Zon i n g Commission. -1.0-. ,. -- r 32xl I , - - ~ "' ::! STAFF REPORT Page 1 Staff R e port R e : I ~ Easement Vacation Date to be Considered : March 7., 1972 Name & Address of App1icants: - y~ Mr. &. Mrs. Conway P. B1evins 4000 South Jason Street Eng1ewood., Co1orado Name & Address o:f Owners: M..r .. & Mrs .. Conway P .. B1evins 4000 South Jason Street Eng1ew ood., C o1orado Location o f Easement: EASE!\IENT VA C ATION C a se -7 72 The north 16 :feet of the property at 4000 South Jason Street .. Lega1 Description: The north 16 fee t o f Lot 12, Ox f ord Heights., Second Fi1ing., 1ying in t~e NE 1 /4 SE 1 /4 o f Section 4., T5S., RGSW, of the 6th P.M., Arapahoe County, C o1orado ... Zone District: R-1-C, Sing1e -f am i1y R esidentia 1.. The area adjacent to the north , east., south and west o f this site is a1so zoned R-1-C. Description o f Requ es t : To vacate the 16 foot easement which crosses over, under and through the north side o f the B1evins property at 4000 South Jason Street. :t.,tr. &. Mrs. B1evins wou1d 1ike to construct a ga ra ge on their property at s ome future date. They have not been ab1e to do so previous1y because of thi s 16 f oot easement. Description of Subject Si te and Adjacent Area: The subject site is deve1oped with a brick, sing1e- fami1y house. The adjacent area is a1so deve1oped with sing1e- fam.i1y houses. • - • • • Co 0 "' ~ ~ v <.!> ~ STAFF REPORT PAGE -2- I ·r :I a:- • EASEMENT VACATION Case =7-72 Background of Previous Action Re1ating to the Property: The ex~ension of this 16 f oot easement immediate1y to the east of this site across the north side of Lot 7,. Oxford Heights, Third Fi1ing,. was vacated by Ordinance No. 23, Series o:f 1965,. at the request o"£ the owner. It is not known why action was not taken at that time to vacate the easement across the B1evins· property,. a1so. It is assumed thatit was because the action was taken at the specific request of the Wank1yns and the staff at that t1~e did not pursue the vacation of the remainder of the easement to the west. There is no record o f the matter of the vacation o f the easement across the Wank1yn property having been referred to the P1anning Department or P1anning Commission prior to action by the City Counci1. There is at this time, a request before the P1anning Commission to vacate the extension of this 16 foot easement on the north side of the property i~ediate1y across the street to the west. at 4005 South Jason Street. (See Case #6-7 2 ). This request to vacate ~his easement was prompted by a contact made by the Department of Community Deve1opment to M.r. &. Mrs. B1evins. Comments £rom Other Departments: Pub1ic Service Company, Gas Division: The company has no existing or proposed gas 1ines in this easement and have no ob~ection to the vacation. Pub1ic Service Company, E1ectric Division: The company bas no 1i~es in the easement and have no objection to the vacation. Mountain Be11: 1ines in the easement. Did not respond; but they have no Uti1ities Department: vacation request. The Department concurs in the Depart.ent of Pub1ic Works: in the vacation request. The Department concurs Re1ationship to the Comprehensive P1an: There wou1d be no conf1ict if the easement were to be vacated. It wou1d further the purpose and intent of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance if a garage were to be. con- structed on the site to provide off-street parking • • • • F ~~ ..., '"' STAFF REPORT Page -3- ~ _, C> ~ I 1l • +I ~- EASEMENT VACATION case :=z7-72 Department o£ Community Deve1opmen~ Ana1y sis: There is no pub1ic purpose to be served by the retention o~ this easement. It wou1d be in the best interest o£ the property owner and the pub1ic, were it to be vacated . Recommendation £rom the De artment of Community Deve1o ent : The staff recommends that the P1anning Commission re- fer this matter to the City Counci1 with a recommendation that the fo11owing described easement be vacated: The north 16 feet of Lot 12, oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing, 1ying in the NE 1 /4 SE 1 /4 of Section 4, TSS, R68W, of the 6th P.M., Arapahoe County, Co1orado. The reason for this recommendation is that £o11owing contact with a11 of the concerned private and pub1ic utilltY companies or departments, it has been estab1isbed that there is no pub1ic purpose to be served by the retention o£ this easement. JAMES L. SUPINGER, D~rector Department o£ community neve1opment QUINCY ;Pl.. • • "' "0 r • • ~ S LIP AN ST ~ ' S/.:BC'V ~/0"1 ,• "' . .. ., •j 1. " -0 .•••• : lo w '1 ,, • 1 1 II j ~ t ~ • " . . ~ " ~ .s K~LAMATH s{ ·~,• .. .~ "~ P QS E "0 ;(] . r .. ~· :• MEAD OWS 0 )( ~-·i "'n !11 ~ ''1l ·0 ;(] -1 0 z ' o , ~,. ', ... 'r • ;··-lr-~ -~ : .: l : .. • ... !1....-1 ~ .. "' ---· ·--~--- ~ I·l ZONING )>~ (/I~ V• )> c: 5 ~ rn ~ . " -~~ I 0 ~ 0 ~ '- rn t••l T ,u ) e Cl l LIP AN ) 1/1 ~ ~ }· ' $ ST ~ ST !i E~G·H R+C ZONING lol ~ • I tt!-N '· REQUEST TO '~GATE 0 X F O ·~ il •' ',, L .. .LU . .LI.ll--UJ:XI I I I I I I ~ • • • · ,. I DJ'U" r 0 ' "' I • ~ (i r f UTliTY EASMENT r DEPARTMENT OF c-ITY t£VEI..CfMENT ......... 4 T~ f,'l• .. •• , ........ J 0 ........ •II ~ l. . "'-.. ;; f~·. lo r 0 fi£'JOHf l N I • J 1 ., ..,,.. " . "' -,. -,., ... ! . S HURON CT S110 W8A:RGfR -sO B-~ • t -.'' j .t __ ..J '\,.), i ~ N ~ "' SCALE~200 r, ,, ~Q ~~ "' ,;~rs .. Jo1 J • -FILi'• J . .... 0 .. .~1. •'•t"· SUB s • - - • • • • Mr . Rob~ns stated he st~11 Ce1t the ded~cat~oo shou1d encompass the ent1re 1ength o£ the easem ent on the A1dretti property, and that at such t~me as Nassau Avenue right-of-way is vacated, this portion cou1d be deeded back to the A1drettis. Discussion fo11owed. Henning mov ed: Weist seconded: The P1anning Commission recommend to City Counc~1 the easement in the north 16 feet o£ Lot 11, Ox ford Heights, Second Fi1ing, be vacated; such vacation sba11 be subject to the dedicat1on of the north 30 £t . of the S ft. uti1ity easement on the west 1ine oL Lhe A1dretti property, said dedication containing 240 sq . rt ., and as £urtber def~ned in Case ~6-72. The reason for the recommended va cation being that neither pub1ic necessity or co nvenience requires continued maintenance of this easement . The motion carried., lr .. Robins voting nay .. IV . EASEMENT VACATI O Lot 12., Ox?ord He~ghts Second Fi1ing CA SE F7-72 Mrs. Romans stated t.hat in 1965., t h e City vacated the uti1i.ty ease- ment on the north 1ine o f Lot 7., Ox f o rd He ights., Third Fi1ing., whi ch is di.rect1y east of Lot 12., Oxford Hei.gbt s ., Second F i 1i.ng .. Mrs .. Romans stated that s h e had con tacted Mr .. & Mrs. B1evins ., property owners o::f Lot 12 ., in regard to the possib1e vacation of this ease- m ent., and they asked that the e aseme nt b e va c ated.. Mrs . Rom ans stated that the staff has c onLacted the utiLity companies and con- cerned city departments., and there is no obj ection to the vacat1on .. Mrs .. Romans stated that. again. there is no pub1ic purpose to be served by retaining this easement .. Weist moved: Henn ing second ed: The P1anning C ommis sion recommend to City Counc11 that the e a sement in the north 16 feet o£ Lot 12., Oxford Heights., Second Fi1ing. as further described in Case ~7 -72. be vacated: the reason ::for the acation b ei n g that no pub1 ic purpose wi11 be served by the retent~on of the easement .. The motion carried . v. SUBDIVISION WAI ER 4211 South Huron St. CA SE -=S -82 Mrs .. Romans stated this property is 1ocated north o f West Qu incy Avenue and is on the west side o£ South Huron Street . Mrs. Roman s stated this is a rather 1arge parce1 o£ 1and. and the owners ., Mr. & Mrs . J cLaugh1in. are seeking permission to se11 the north 75 ft . of the property . .Mrs . Romans stated that the Subd i v ision R egu1ations have a p ro v~sion whereby if there is nothing to be gained by the fi1ing of a subdivision p1at such as pub1i c access., uti1ities. etc .• the P1anning C omm ission may grant a subdivision waiver.. This Reso1ution granti ng the waiver is recorded with the Arapahoe County C1erk and Recorder as a part of the permanent record of the particu1ar rea1 estate . Mrs. Romans stated that as far as this parce1 o£ 1and a~ 4211 South Huron Street is concerned . there appear to be no prob1ems --uti1ities are avai1ab1e., no additiona1 right-of-way is needed. etc . Jrs . Romans stated that it is the recommendation o£ the staff that the subdivision waiver b e grante d to Mr . and Mrs . McLaugh1in. gi v i n g them the right to se11 the north 75 ft . of their property. Mr. Lentsch commented that this wi11 make a beautifu1 bu i 1di.ng site . Henning moved: Vobe~da seconded : The P1anni.ng C ommi ssion grant a waiver of the Sub- division Regu1ations to Mr. & Mrs. McLaugh1in., 4211 South Hu ron Street. granting them the right to se11 the north 75 ft . o £ their property as referred to in Case #8-72 .. n~e motion carried .. -3- • • • P- - • • • • Cl%ii c~G,.J~,JLC I A L R n--~. '"'O._.~M£1VT ,,.,. ,. 7' :t COUNCIL r ...->a~OF ~-_ ~ F1 LE -·· ~oo. C:.OLO. l:llll.'rB a MARCH e. 1.972 ~-Board o~ Adjuat:::zDent and A,ppea1.a re~and• to t.b• BDg1cwood C~ty Counci1 ~or eooaLderat~ or ~rova1 or the :r'ol.:LowJ.ng enc:rcuoc~ent over CJ.ty property. oo1orado Patio ror ~:i..PoPUm ~-J.c: ~y 3460 south BI:'Oadway orbe -l.J.cent J..a requeatJ.ng pex-J.••J.ex1 to keep a ...rquee cover wJ.th aupportJ.ng po•t. enc:roec:hJ.ng upon cJ.ty property. "rbe -pport.t.ng po•t. are 2 J.nc:h •teel. po1•• e ft. J.n heJ.gbt ~ ~ c .J.ty property • di...at.ance of 1.2 ft. 'rhJ.a J.• 2 rt . f~ the eurb. By the order of the Board of Ad~u..at:8ent and .--a1• ;. •• 4.;"' "77?. ~ su.J.e a. Sc:bneJ.der a-cordJ.D<;J secretary • • • - - ~-· - --- -• I' 32X • • • BY ;;t,'"TH:>R.I TY O RD INA~E NO • .....!Ej__, SERIES O F .1 97 2 197.::? ROA.DeBRIDG£ 0 ~ c:cg e~:Lc,!. A L r.c: • u -0clJME"""T" City of Englewood {~:_,20';2 FUND .J --- '. i / / 3400 Sout h ElaU S l r eet Eng,e-ooc:t. Col o rado &01 10 March 17, 1972 Phone (303) 7 61 -1'14&0 TO: H..i.a Honor the Mayor and Members of the City Council.. PROM: The Board of Career Service Commissioners We ~ish to request a re~ew of the Mun~cipa1 Code concerning the Career Service Board~ Articl..e 5-2-3, Pay P1an. Xt is requested that the Board sha11 annua11y, before May 1. recommend for approva1 by Counci1, in Wbo1e or in part. a pay p1an of suffi- cient grades and ranges so as to re£1ect fair1y the differences in~e duties, respons1bi1ities and qua1ification requirements be.tween. c:l..asses. Xn the past three years the city has deemed it advisa.b1e to confer with the emp1oyees as to their wages and fringe benefits for. the fort.hcorn..ing year-Th..i.s has put the Career Service Board in a position of approving; after the fact; agreements that have a1rea.dy bee.n conc1u.ded- Xt is requested by this Boa. d that for smoother re1 ~tionships 'With the emp1oyees and the ac1Jni..nistrati..on; that the Board be re1ieved of any responsLbi1ity for submitting a pay p1an to the Counci1- /-.:J.'/ -6~<-< H. R. BRAUN Chairm.an.. Career Service Board HRB:pz • • • I' • • • 0 - < - C7n: c~t:.r:-:lc I A L ,. ~U MENT City of Englewood I . 2 ~ "7 L March 17, 1972 "1'0. H.i.e Honor the Mayor and Members of the City Cou..nci1. PROM: Tb.e Board of Career Ser-vice Cc::nmn.issi.oners .J 3400 South E l ati St.reet Engle-ood. Colorado 80110 Phone (303) 761-1140 We ~ish to request a review of the Munici.pa1 Code concerning the Career Service Board, Artic1e S-2-3, Pay P1an. It is requested that the Board sha1.1 annua11y, before May 1., recommend £or approva1 by Counc::i1, in ~ho1e or in part, a pay p1an of suffi- cient grades and ranges so as to re£1ect £air1y the differences in~e duties, respons~bi1i.ties and qua1ifi.cati.on requirements between c1asses. Zn the past three years the city bas dee~ed it advisab1e to confer ~ith the emp1oyees as to their wages and fringe benefits £o~ the forthcoming year. This has put the Career Service Board in a position of approving. after the fact, agree~ents that have a1ready been conc1uded. Xt is requested by this Bo~d that for smoother re1 ttionships 'With the ernpl.oyees and tb.e adJ:nin..istra.tion. that the Board be re1ieved of any respons1bi1ity for submitting a pay p1an to t.b.e Cou.n..ci1 • H. R. BRAUN Chairman. Career Service Board HRB:pz II • • • 0 - L INTEit..OFFtCE MEI'AQRA.NDUM Stan1ey B. Dial.. E. Ke11s Waggoner C.:: C OL_CI,. SU&.JECT: CONCRETE REPLACEMENT ON EAST EASTMAN AVENUE Dur~ng the ear1y 1950•s East Eastman Avenue ~rom South Race Street to East F1oyd Avenue was constructed with Ho11ywood cu.rbwal..k and the street bui1t to residential. standards o~ s•· o1 bas e course and 2.,. o1 aspbal..tic concrete . The curbwal..k that was insta11ed was a non-con£orming type that bas a 4•• drop 1rom the gutter 1ip to the 1l.owl..ine instead o1 the standard 2 ... This excessive drop prohibits insta11ation o1 curbcuts or the overl..aying o1 the street as automobi1es drag their bumpers or bounce unusua1.1y bard over this gutter section. The street is beginning to show signs o1 distress and maintenance is going to beco~e excessive; tbere~ore, it is this department•s proposa1 that the entire amount o~ curbwa1k that is oon-coo1orm1og be removed and rep1aced with the property owner paying on1y 1or that portion which require rep1acement due to condition or sett1ement and with the City, tbru use o1 the Coun ty Road and Bridge Fund, rep1aciog tbe concrete that is in good condition. By comp1ete remova1 and rep1acement at th~ time the property owners share wou1d be approximate1y $5773 .00 and the City's share wou1d be approx~mate1y $16.390.00 ~or an approximate tota1 cost o1 concrete rep1acement o1 $22 ,163.00. The street sur1ace shou1d be over1ayed next year to bring this street up to a condition that wi11 1oresta11 comp1et e reconstruction 1 or years to come. Sincere1y . ~~c ~ c('_~-~ -.:e:J..1s Waggoner Director o1 Pub1ic Works QJS :pd cc: QJS -• • • • • - Stan1ey H . Oia1 FROM: Ke11s Waggoner SUa.JECT : PROPOSED PROGRAM OF SEALCOAT & OVERLAY FOR 1972 The ~o11owing 1ist o~ streets is submitted as a recommendation ~or the 1972 sea1coat-over1ay program ~unded by the Arapahoe Couoty Road and Bridge FUnd. The attached map shows the 1ocations o~ the proposed improve•ents. The approximate amount o~ the Arapahoe County Road and Bridge Fund is $48 ,985. Xt is proposed that 131,200 square yards o1 sea1coat be done at $0 .12 p e r square yard £or $15.744 o £ the 1und and that 2239 tons o£ aspba1t at $7 per ton be p1aced £or $15.673, :Leaving a ba1aoce o1 $17 ,568 in the 1und toward equipment renta1 and the concrete rep1acement as out1ined in a me~o regarding East Eastman Avenue. Siocere1y, ~ c:-----< (C-(. ~ - Ke11s Waggoner Director o~ Pub1ic Works QJS:pd att ... II • • • • Street 4700 S . Bannock 30-3300 W. Be11eview •700 w . Chenango 4700 S . Cherokee •s . Decatur •3000 S. E~ati ••44-4500 S. El..ati 49-5000 s. Fox •37-41.00 S. Grant •4400 S. Grant *4200 s. Huron 4400 S. Huron •200-300 E. Kenyon •45-4600 S. King *00-300 E . Lebigb *4800 S . Linco1o 37-3800 S. Logan 41-4300 S . Logan •S00-00 W. Nassau •00-300 E. Nassau •S00-700 E. Nassau •4000 S . Pear1 • 0 - 1972 SEALCOAT PROGRAM Descr~ption o~ Limits S.L. Union to NL Layton N 30• EL Lowe11 to WL Federa1 E.L. Huron to E.L. Gal..apago s.L. Union to NL Layton E.L. Federal.. to N.L. Union S.L. Corne1l. to N .L. DartDKJU th S.L. R.adc1i:f:f to N.L. Tu1ts S.L. Chenango to N.L. Be11eview N .L. Kenyon to N.L. Princeton except OX1ord S.L. Radc1i1~ to N.L. Stan~ord N.L. Princeton to N.L. Quincy N.L. R.adc1i~1 to S .. L. Stan~ord. W .. L. Sherman to W.L. LOgan Exc. Tu~ts intersection Square Yards 2600 SY 8799 SY 1200 SY 2066 SY 6935 SY 2066 SY 4341 SY 4341 S¥ 11,134 _SY 2119 SY 2730 SY 3120 SY 2189 SY 2536 SY E .L. Broadway to W.L. Logan 4356 SY except Sherman & Grant intersection N.L. Layton to N.L. Chenango 2581 SY S.L. Kenyon to N.L. Mans~ie1d 5460 SY N.L. Ox~ord to N.L. Radc~ir.1 8501 SY E.L . Fox to W.L. Broadway 6739 SY except Baooock intersection E.L. Broadway to W.L . Logan 4469 SY except Sherman & Grant intersection E.L . Pennsy1vania to W.L. C1arkson 3158 SY S.L. Nassau to N.L . OX~ord 2163 SY ) • • • • 1972 SEALCOAT PROGRAM page 2 Street 43-4400 s. Pear1 *40-4100 s. Pennsy1vaoia 4600 S. Pennsy1vania •400-700 E. Princeton 400-700 E. Quincy 00-700 E. Radc1i~~ 700 W. Stao:rord *·400-700 E. Stao1ord • • .. - Description o1 L~ts S.L. Quincy to N.L. Stan1ord except Radc1i~~ intersection S.L. Nassau to N.L. Princeton except OX1ord intersection S.L. Tu~ts to N.L. Un~oo E.L. Logan to W.L. C1arkson E.L. Logan to W.L. C1ark&on E.L. Broadway to W.L. C1arkson E.L. Huron to E.L-Ga1apago E.L. Logan to W.L. C1arkson Square Yards 4839 SY 4810 SY 2136 SY 4286 SY 5477 SY 8790 SY 1123 SY 4483 SY E.L. Lowe11 to i B1k. E. o1 King •34-35oo w. Tu~ts 1653 SY *P.D. No. 19 ••P.D. No. 19 1or 4400 s. E1ati Tota1 Square Yards cost 0 $0.12/SY 131,200 SY $15,744.00 • • - • • Street 49-5000 S. Aco~a 600 w . Chenango 3400 S . Downing 33-3400 S. E1at~ 3600 S. Logan 3900 S. Logan 49-5000 S . Logan 48-4900 S. Pennsy1vania 400-700 W. Tu£ts 00-100 w. Hampden E! 49-5000 S. L<>we11 • 0 - 1972 OVERLAY PROGRAM Descr1pt~on o~ L~its S .L. Chenango to N.L. Be~1eview 244 E.L. S. Ga1apago to E.L. S . Fox 62 148 294 135 171 S.L. Girard to N.L. Hampden S.L. F1oyd to N.L. 285 S.L. 285 to S.L. Kenyon N.L. Mans1ie1d to N.L. Nassau S .L. Cben.ango to N .L. Be11eview 306 221 293 161. S.L. Layton to S.L. Grand W.L. De1aware to E.L. Duron W.L . Broadway to E.L. Bannock S.L. Grand to N.L. Be11eview Tota1 Tons 0 $7/ton + sea1coat estimated expenditure ~ 2239 $15.673.00 $15.744.00 $31.417.00 • • • • • • 0 - 197.:? ROADeBRIDG£ FUND P/20POSE.D £XP£NDlTURES • • • r - - - - - - BY nL-rHD~"'Y O RDI:XA.:-;c:E :SO . --=::1_.. SERIES O F 1 97 2 A...~ O ROI:t:o;..A......;c:E A..~r:-;DING O RDY.NANCE NO. 7. SERIES OF 1.972 ,. T O DELETE T HE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH E:!-1ERSO N S T REE'T F.R::>M PAVING DISTRICT :NO . 21. WHEREAS,. t he City Council. of the City of Eng1ewood,. Co1orado,. a t its regu1a.r1y schedu1ed :neet.i..ng of March 6,. 1972,. heard good a.n.d just reaso n for e1ir.::d . .na.ti..ng the 3400 b1ock of South Ernerso.n Street from the i..%nproveme.nts to be made in Paving District ~<>-21; and WHEREAS,. after due consideration said Council. has decided that the e1i.mi..na.tion of this :i..mproveme.nt from the Pavi..ng D.i...strict -ou1d be i.n the best interest of the pub1ic; NOW,. TEIEB.EFO:RE:,. BE :rT ORDAINED BY THE CJ:TY CX>UNC:I:L OF THE CrrY" OF ENGLEW'OOD,. COLORADO. T HAT O.RDI.NANCE NO. 7, SERIES OF 1972,. BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: 1. _ Section 4 of Said Ordi.na.nce be amended to e1im:i..nate. the proposed grading and exca.vati.o.n ,. paving w:i.th 6'' com- pacted gra.ve1 base coarse, and 2•• aspha...1tic concrete surface,. concrete wa1ks,. curb and qutter -here not al.ready insta.11ed; together with appurtenances and i.ncidental.s on South Emerson Street from the south side of East Girard Av-enue to the north side of East Kam.pde.n Avenue _ 2 _ Am.e..nd Sect.i...on 6 of said Ord.i..n.a.nce to read that the probabcl.e total.. cost o.f the i..mprovem.e.nt t.o be constructed or Losta11ed :i.s $587,089.05; it is proposed that the City of Eng1ewood w~11 pay approxLmate1y $76,.383.43 toward the tota1 cost of said :i..mprove.me.nts _ Introduced. read in fu1l.... and passed on fi..rst reading on the 6th day of March,. 1972. Pub1ished. as a Bi11 for a.n Ordinance on the 9th day of March,. 1972. Read by title and passed on :fi..na1 reading on the ~a 9.< day o£ March. 1972. Pub1ished by title as Ordinance No. ~, Series of 1972, on the «2~~day o£ March, 1972. Mayor ATTEST : ex officio City C1erk Treasurer • • - ~'32x • • • • I ~ Wi~1i~~ L . McDivitt. do hereby c ert i fy that the above and ~orego~g is a true ~ a ccurate ~ and co~p 1 ete copy of an Or dLnance ~ passed on fin~ r eading and p ub1ished by t i t 1e as OrdLnance N o. ----~ Serie s o f 1 9 72_ ex off ~cio City C 1erk Treasurer -2 - • - - • • • • I.NTRODCCE.D kS A BILL BY COUNCIL.'~ SCK·:AB . BY AUTRO RIT¥ O RO ~NC E NO . --.:::t__, S ERIES O F 1 97 2 AN O RDINANCE AMENDING O RDINANCE N O . 7, SERIES OF 1.. 9 7 2, T O DELETE THE 3400 BLOCK O F SOU'r'H EMERSO N STREET FROM PAVING O:I.STR.ICT N O . 21... WHEREAS, the C ity Council.. of the City of Engl..e-ood, Col..orado, at its regul..arl..y s che dul..ed meeting of March 6, 1..9 72, heard good and just reaso n for el..Lm1nating the 340 0 bl..ock of South Emerson Street from the Lmpro~ements to be made 1n Paving District No. 21..; and WHEREAS, after due consideration said Council.. has decided that the el..i.mina.t:i.on o f t.h.:i.s improvement from the Pavi..ng D:i.st..ri.ct woul.d be i..n the best interest o f the publ..i.c; NOW', THEREFOR£, BE IT O.m>ArNED BY THE CrrY CC>UNCrL OF THE C:rrY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLDRAIX>, T HAT om>:I:NANCE NO. 7,.. SE.RIE.S OF 1.972, BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS:. 1... Sec:ti..on 4 of Said Ordi..na.nce be am.e..nded to el.i..mi..na.te the proposed qrad.i...ng: and e.xc.avat..i..on, paving wi.th 6 ... com- pacted gravel.. base coarse. and 2" aspha1~c conc~ete surface, conc~ete wa.1kS, curb and gutter where not a1..rea.dy insta.l...1ed; t.ogethe..r wi..th appurt.e.na.nces and i..nci.denta.l.s on South Em.erson Street from. the south si..de of East Gi..ra.rd Avenue to the north side o .f Ea..st Ha.m.pden Avenue _ 2. Amend Section 6 of sai.d O~di.nance to ~ead that the proba.bl..e t.ot.a.1 cost o£ the i.mprovem.ent to be constructed o~ instaL1ed i.s $587,089.05; i.t i.s proposed that the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood -i~l... pay approxLmatel.y $76,383.43 t.owa.rd the tota1 cost o£ said improvements _ rnt~oduced, read in fu1L and passed on fi..rst reading on the 6th day of March, 1972- Pub1.ished as a Bi.11 for an Ordi..na.nce on the 9th day of March, 1972- Read by ti.t:l.e and passed on £i...n.A1 reading on the OJ.O~ day of Ma..rch, 1972. Pub1i..shed by ti..tl...e as Ordinance No. ~ .. Series of 1972, on the ~day of March, :1.972. Mayor ex offi..ci..o Ci.ty C1erk-Treasurer p • • • -- - • • • I* Wi11iam L _ McDivitt , do hereby certify that the above and foreqoUng is a true , a cc~rate , and co~p1e te copy of an OrdLnance , passed on £Lna1 reading and pub1ished by tit~e as Ordinance No~ ____ , Series of 1972 _ ex off1cio City C 1erk-Treasurer - 2 - II • • - - - - ~-r'RODUCE.D AS A B:I.LL BY C O U~CIL:-~ SCHI.~AB . BY ntrrs:>RITY O RD~E NO . ----• SERIES OF 1972 AN O.RDINANCE AMENDING ORDX:N}).NCE NO. 7 • SEB.I.ES OF 1.972, TO DELETE THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH EMERSO N STREET FROM PAVING D1STR.ICT NO. 21. WHEREAS. the City Counc~1 of the City of Eng1ewood~ Col.orado. at its regu1ar1y scheduled meeting of March G . 1972 . heard good and just reason for e1Lm~ting the 3400 b1ock of South ~erson Street from the ~rovements to be made in Paving District No. 21: and w~s. a£ter due cons~derat~on said Counci1 has decided that the e.l.~ation of this ~provement from the Paving District wou1d be in the best interest of the-publ..ic;: NOW • THE-REFORE • BE IT ORD~ED BY THE CrrY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . T HA.T O~INANCE NO . 7, SERiES OF 1972. BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: 1. Secti..on 4 of Sa.i..d ordinance be amended to e1i..m.i..nate the proposed grading and excavation . paving wi..th 6-com- pacted gravel.. base coarse • and 2•• aspha...l..t~c concrete surface, concrete wal.kS . curb and gutter where not a.l.ready 1nsta11ed : together wi..th appurtenances and i.nci.denta.1s on South Eme rson Street from the south s:Lde o f East G:i..ra...rd Aven u e to the north si.de of East Hampden Avenue . 2. JWD.e.nd Sec:t..i.o:n 6 o£ said Ord.inan-ce to read that the probabl-e tot.a....l. cost o £ the :i..mprovement to be constructed o r i..nstal..l..ed is $587~089.05; it is proposed that the City of Eng1ewood wi11 pay approximat el-y $76~383 .4 3 tow-a..rd the t.ota.1 c o st o£ said improvements. Xnt:rod:uced., read in fu1L and passed on firs t read~ on the 6th day o f March. 1972. Pub1ish.ed as a B:Ll...1 for an O rdi.nance on the 9th day of March. 1972. Ma.rch. Read by t.i.t.1e a.n.d p.assed on :fi.na.l.. readi..ng on the ----day of 1972- Pub1ished by t1t1e as Ordinance No- the ----day of Ma.rc:h, 1972. ex o £fi.c i.o C ity C.l.erk T reasurer ---· Series o.£ 1.972. on Mayor • II -- T 32X - . ' • • • I .. :-:.i.1:.i.a...-:'l -· !'tcDi.vi.t~ .. d,::) hereby certi.:fy t ha t t he above and ~ores;oLng i.s a trc.e , a.ccu ra :e . ar .. O. co ~p1et:.e copy of an Ord inance .. passed on fi.na1 reading and pub1i.shed b y ti.t 1e as 0 di.nance ~O-____ .. Ser ies o f 1972 - ex of f icio City C 1erk Treasurer • • T 32xl • • • r::.R2J 7 2 COU NCIL r ·~.._ Tl G F I LE C:fTY: O F ENGLEWOOD. C OLO. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLES I AND II, TITLE XI, CHAPTER 1.1., OF THE '69 E.M .C . ENTITLED, "ANIHALS AND FOWL", AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH A..'1ENDMENTS. BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Section 1 . That Artic1e I, Tit1e XI, Chapter 11, Section 1 through 12 inc1usive of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11o~s: 1.1.-1.1.-l_: DEFINITIONS As used herein, un1ess the context c1ear1y indicates otherwise, the fo11owing ~ords and phrases sha11 have the fo11owing tnea.nings: ''Adjoining Owners -Residents'' The ow-ners and residents of 1ands that are supported by a common boundary 1ine. ''Anima1 She1t::er'' Any premises designated by the City for the purpose of boarding and caring for any anima1 ~pounded under the provisions of this ordinance or any other ordinance or 1aw of the State of Co1orado. ''Anima1 Warden'' The person or persons e:m._powered by the City to enforce the provisions o£ this ordinance. "At Large" sha11 mean off the prem.:a..ses of the owner and not under contro1 by 1eash~ cord~ cha~n or othe~se not under the immed~ate contro1 or supervision of the keeper~ or any emp1oyee~ servant or member o£ the Lmmediate fami1y of the keeper or of the owner of an emp1oyee~ servant or member of t::he :Lmmediate faJ:~J.i1y of t::he o"-7D..er. ''Dog'' Any a.ni.Ina.1 of the canine species regard1ess of sex. "Finance Director" Di.rec tor of Finance. ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer. "Hobby Breeder" Any person who, outside of his regu1ar course of emp1oyment:: is breed1ng dogs or striving to Lmprove dog s through contro11ed propagation thus achieving ca.refu11y desired qua1ities and traits. -1.- • • - - - 11-11-2: - ''~'' sha.~1 tn.ea.n any person o'WTling, keep:Lng or harboring a dog or dogs. "'Restraint'' A dog is under restraint within the meaning of this ordinance if he is contro11ed, or at "hee 1", beside a person and obedient: to that person.' s co~ands, or is within a vehi.c1e that is be~g driven or parked on a pub1i.c street: or is ~thin the property 1~its of its owner or keeper. "Vicious Dog" A dog that W'i.t:hout: provocation bites or attacks humans or other anima1s, or in a vicious or terrorizing manner approaches any person in an apparent attitude of attack. RABIES VACCINATION REQUIRED It sha11 be un1a~£u1 for the owner of any dog to keep or maintain any such dog un1ess it: sha11 have been vaccinated by a 1icensed veterinary surgeon ~t:h anti-rabies vaccine ~thin 12 months preced~ng the date on ~h~ch the dog ~s kept or ma~ntaLned. and every dog ~thin the City sha11 at a11 times have a current rabies tag as provided by the Department of Hea1th. or a subdivision of such department. Any dog, when taken from the o~er's premises, must wear a co11ar to which a current rabies vaccination tag is aff~xed, and such tag sha11 not be transferab1e to any other dog. DOGS AT LARGE PROHIBITED It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any person owning, possess~ng or keeping custodia1 or supervisory authority or contro1 over any dog to permit, cause or su£fer such an~a1 to run at 1arge ~thLn the City as defined ~ Section 11-11-1. 11-11-4: BARKING DOGS A NUISANCE It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any owner or keeper of any dog or dogs to permit such dog or dogs by 1oud and persistent, habieua1 bark~ng. ho~1ing or ye1ping to disturb any person or neighborhood, and the same is hereby dec1ared to be a pub1ic nuisance. It sha11 not be necessary for the purpose of this sub- section to identify and describe the dog or dogs which are barking, how1Lng or ye1ping, provided on1y that it sha11 be shown who bas possession, care, custody or contro1 of said dog or dogs. -2- -- r 32x 11-1 1 -5 : 11-11-6: 11-11-7: • • • MAINTAINI~G MORE THAN THREE DOGS ON PREMISES LICENSE REQUIREME~S No househo1d, p1ace or premises may have more than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of a g e ~~thout first having procurred a City Hobby Breeder's License as hereinafter provided. A City Hobby Breeder's L~cense sha11 not be required where the p1ace or premises are current1y 1icensed as a pet shop or boarding kenne1 , pursuant to Sections 66-30-1 et seq., C.R.S. '63. as amended. HOBBY BREEDER'S LICENSE APPLICATION -FEES An app1ication to maintain a hobby breeder's operation sha11 be made upon forms supp1ied by the Director of Finance. and sha11 contain a statement of the name of the app1icant. the address and 1ocation of the hobby breeder's operation, together ~th the express consent from adjoining 1and owners or resi- dents that they have no objection to the ~ssuance of said 1icense, and such additiona1 information as may be required by the Director concerning the physica1 faci1ities and equipment. as in the judgement of the Director wi11 enab1e him to pass upon the qua1ifications of the app1icant and premises. The app1ication sha11 be accompanied by payment of a fee in the amount of twenty-five ($25.00) do11ars. LICENSE ISSU&~CE -RENEWAL (a) In the event that the Director approves the app1ication and determines that the app1icant is qua1ified to engage in a hobby breeder's operation. the Director sha11 issue a 1icense to the app1icant. which 1icense sha11 be prominent1y disp1ayed in the 1ocation the app1icant maintains his operation. (b) Upon issuance of the City Hobby Breeder's License the 1icensee ~ay carry on a 1imited breeding program. but: may not tn.a..i..nta:Ln. more than five (5) dogs over s:Lx (6) months of age. nor more than twenty (20) pupp~es we1ped and transferred in any twe1ve (12) =onth period. (c) The Hobby Breeder's License under the pro- vis~ons of thLs ordinance sha11 expire on the 31st day of December each year. Each 1icense sha11 be renewed durLng the month of December each year. Such app1ications for rene~a1 sha11 be made to the Director in WTiting, on forms prescribed by the Director, sha11 contain such information as w111 enab1e him to determine if the app1icant is qua1i- fied to continue to ho1d a 1icense, and sha11 be accompanied by a rene~a1 fee of twenty-five ($25.00) do11a.rs • -3- • • 11 -11-8 : 11-11-9: 11-11-10: • 11-11 -11: • • HOBBY BREEDER OPERATION Operator's Duties. (1) Every person 1icensed under this ordinance to operate as a hobby breeder sha11: (a} Maintain the premises and faci1:1.tes in a sanitary condition. (b) Provide adequate venti1ation for the fac:1.1ities used for an1ma1s. (c) Provide adequate nutrition for and humane care and treatment of a11 dogs under his care and contro1. RIGHT OF ENTRY -INSPECTIONS It sha11 be 1awfu1 for the Anima1 Warden or any emp1oyee of the City who may be charged with the duty of making inspections of premises 1icensed under this ordinance. or any emp1oyee of the county or district hea1th department to enter upon the premises 1icensed under this ordinance and to inspect the same and inspect any records required to be kept by this ordinance or regu1atio~s made pursuant thereto. DENIAL. REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSE The Director may ~thho1d. deny. revoke or temporari1y suspend for a period not to exceed one (1) year any 1icense issued or app1ied for Ln accordance with the pro~sions of this ordinance upon finding that 1icensee has been gui1ty of the fo11o"'~ng: (a) The 1icensee has been convicted of two (2) v~o1at~ons of Section 11-11-4 within a twe1ve (12) lD.Onth period. (b) The materia 1 misstated in the app1ication for a 1icense o r an app1ication of renewa1 thereof. (c) The vio1ation of any pub1ic hea1th 1a~ of the state. and fai1ure to comp1y ~th any state act or hea1th requirement re1ative to the humane treat- m.ent of dogs. (d) Fai1ure to maintain sanitary conditions and the proper disposa1 of anima1 waste as may be required by the Co1orado State Department of Hea1th pursuant to Chapter 66 C.R.S-•63. or any amendments thereto. VICIOUS DOGS -GUARD DOGS (a) No one sha11 keep~ possess or harbor a v~c~ous dog with~n the C~ty. It sha11 be the duty • •' • • -- • of the An~~a~ Warden or his agents to impound such a.nima1~ and if i..rnpou.nd.m.ent. cannot be made with safety to the Anima1 Warden or other citizens, the an~a1 may be destroyed ~ithout notice to the owner. keeper, or possessor. 11-11-12: 11-11-13 : (b) Dogs maint:aLned as guard dogs or p1aced Ln an enc1osed area for the protection of persons or property sha11 not be inc1uded under this section so 1ong as they remain confined to a specific area under comp1ete and abso1ute contro1. A11 premises on which guard dogs are kept must conspicuous1y post a11 entrances to the premises stating that guard dogs are maintained on the premise s. POISONING DOGS UNLAWFUL It sha11 be un1a~u1 for any person to poison any dog or dogs or to distribute poison in any manner whatsoever w1th t he intent of poLson~n g any dog or dogs. PROMOTION OF FIGHTS It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to cause. instigate or encourage any animal to fight w1th another of its own species or ~th another of a different species . It sha11 be un1awfu1 to main- tain any p1ace where any animals are permitted to fight for exhib~tion. for wager or for sport . Section 2. That Article II. Tit1e XI. Chapter 11. Sections 21 through 28 of the •69 E.M.C. are hereby repealed and the fo11ow1ng provisions are enacted in their p1ace: 11-11-21: 11-11-22: 11-11-23: LIVESTOCK; RUNNING AT LARGE It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the owner or any pers o n in charge of any livestock kno~ng1y to cause or permit such livestock to graze or run at 1arge w1thin the City. ~1 such anima~s sha11 be taken by the Animal Warden and Lmpounded and disposed of as provided by state 1aw. ABANDONMENT OF ANIMALS It sba11 be u.n.1a"JtJ£u1 for an.y person to abandon any anima1. or to cause such to be done. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any person to over drive. overload. drive when overloaded. overwork. torture, deprive of necessary sustenance. crue11y beat. mutilate, or ki11 need1ess1y, or to carry in any vehicle or otherwise transport in a crue1 and inhUIDan manner, any ani..ma1. or to cause any of these acts to be done. It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person having charge or custody of any anima1 to fai1 to provide it ~th proper food, drink and protection from the weather, or to cause any of these acts to be done. -5- • • - - - 11-11-24: 11-11-25: - MOLESTING BIRDS It sha11 be un1a~1 for any person within the City to, at any time, frighten, shoot at, wound, ki11, take, capture, ensnare, net, trap or in any other ~anner mo1est or injure any bird, fow1, or ~ater fow1; or in any manner mo1est or Lnjure the nest, eggs, or young of any such bird, fow1, or water fow1. DYED PETS; SALE, DISPLAY OR POSSESSION -UNLAWFUL It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any person to possess, disp1ay, se11 or give away dyed, co1ored, or in any way artificia11y treated baby chicks, duck1ings, fow1s, rabbits, or any anLma1s as pets, p1aythings, nove1ties or gifts. 11-11-26: INDECENT EXHIBITION OF ANLMALS 11-11-27: on the of Attest: It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to exhibit any stud horse or bu11 or other an~a1 indecent1y. It sha11 be un1a~fu1 for any person to 1et any ma1e a.ni.J:na.1 to any fem.a1e anim.a1 un.1ess the same be done in some p1ace who11y enc1osed and out of pub1ic view. ZOOLOGICAL PERMITS (a) No person sha11 harbor. ~ain t ain. keep or se11 or offer for sa1e any ~1d anLma1. w11d bird. exotic pet. poisonous or dangerous repti1e. snake or insect ~thout first obtaining a zoo1ogica1 per- mit fro~ the City of Eng1ewood. In issuing such permits the City sha11 estab1ish such reasonab1e ru1es and regu1ations and fees as are necessary and proper fc the safe contro1 and tnanagelllE!nt of the aforementioned ani~a1s. birds and repti1es. (b) The provisions of this section sha11 not app1y to (1) bonaf~de pub1~c1y or pr~vate1y owned zoo1ogica1 park; (2) a pub1ic1y owned an~1 pound; (3) a veterinary hosp~ta1; or (4) a bonafide research institution u.si.ng pet an.im..a.1s for a scientific research. Introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first reading day of 1972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 1972. Mayo r day ex off~c~o City C1erk -6- -- T 32X - • • --- • • I. • do hereby certify that the abo~e and foregoing is a true. accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu11 and passed on firs t rea.di...ng on the day of 1972. ex officio City C1erk -7- • • T 32X • • • • RESOLUTIO~ NO. _____ • SERIES OF ____ _ A RESOLUTION REQ L '"ESTING THE HOUSL"'G ANI> HO::O.I:E FI~ANCE AD::O.IU."I- STRATOR TO RELIEVE THE CITY OF ENGLE'-VOOD OF ALL LIABILITY UNDER AGREE:I.lENT PREVIOUSLY El'o-"TERED INTO. WHEREAS, the United States o£ America has heretofore made an advance, pu:rsuan.t t.o an agreement. dated February 7. 1961, (Project No. P-Colo-3018), to the City o.f Engle~ood. in the amount of S20, 000 for the purpose of plan preparation of the public W"ork described in the a.g:reeme.trt as a ··nra.inage Plan;u and,. 'WHER.E.AS,. by the use o"f' the Federal advance the City of Engleurood caused to be prepared pla.us and specifications for the public W'ork described in the aforesaid agreement; a.n.d, W'HER.EAS,. a portion o:f the planned project has been constructed and it has been determined that no part o£ the remaining pla.ns prepared v.ritb the Federal advance w-as of value or could have been used in ~e C??-Str~ction. NCI'W. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE'\VOOD,. COLORA.DO,. that the Housing aod Hox:ne Fin.ance Ad..al.l.nistrator be requested to make a determin.atioo that Ebe City of Engle- wood be relieved o£ a1l liability under the above mentioned agreement. upon p&7D1-eut. o{ 5 8 9. 55 which represents the proportionate a..J:Dount of the advance relat:i.n,g to the public W'Ork construction In accordance '\vith the plans prepared wt.th. said Federal advance all as more fully ce.rtified. t.o by said architect/ eacmeer. ~~ED AND APPROVED this-----day o£ --------------' ATTEST: Ex officio Ci.ty Clerk MILTON E. SENTI Mayor I. WUUa= L. 1\.'lcDivt.tt. Ex officio City Clerk of' the City of' Englewood. Colo- rado. do hereby cert:Lfy that. the above a.n.d foregoing is a t::rue. accurate. and COIDplete copy o.f .Resol._u.tiou No. • Seri.es of 1972 • Ex officio C ity Clerk • • ---I , • • • • RESOL UTIO~ ~0. _____ • SERIES OF ____ _ A RESOL UTIO~ REQL""EST"D<G THE HOL"Sl:s"G A~"D HO::>.IE FL"A:s"CE AD::>.rD.""I- STRATOR TO RELIEVE THE CITY OF E:s"GLE'-VOOD OF ALL LIABILITY UNDER AGREE~lE;s"T PREV10l:SL Y ENTERED L"TO. W'HEREAS,. the L"oited States of Azn.erica. has heretofore made an advance, pursuant to an agreement dated Februa..ry 7,. 1961, (Project No. P-Colo-3018), t.o the City of Engle,vood in 'the amount of 520, 000 :for the purpose of plan preparation of the public ~·ork described in the agreement as a .. Drainage Plan;•' and, 'W'HE.RE.AS,. by the use of the Federal advance the City of Englewood caused 'to be prepared plans and specifications f o r t:he public W'Ork. described in. tbe aforesaid agreement; and, 'W'DER.EAS. a portion of the pla.Dned project has been constructed and it has been determined t:bat no pa..rt of the remaining plans prepared ~"i th t:he Federal advance was of value or could have been used in 'the construction. NOW . THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL O F THE C ITY O F ENGLE'\VOOD,. COLOR.ADO, that the Housing and Home Finance Ad..J:n.:lni.st::rat.or be r ·equested ~o make a determination that the City of Engle- w-ood be relieved o[ all liability under the above mentioned agreement upon paym.e nt o f SS9. 55 which represents the proportionate amount of the advance relating to the public W"Ork constructio n in accordance \.Vith the plans prepared ~tb. s aid Federal advanc e all as 01o re f ully certUied t o by said architect/ e ngineer. ~~ED AND APPROVED thi.s -----day o f -------------- A TrEST: Ex officio City Clerk M ILTON E. S ENTI Mayor 1. Wlllia.JD ::1.-b.1:cDivitt,. Ex officio C ity Clerk of' the City o£ EngleW'ood.,. C olo- rado .• do hereby certi£y that the above and .foregoing is a true,. accurate. and co:IDplete copy of Resolution N o. • Series of 1972. Ex o fficio C ity C lerk II • • 1.. • • • INTER-OFFICE t-:t.R 2 o 72 MEMORANDUM TO: Stanl..ey B. D~a1, City Manager ~~~ lVlLL ·G .ii&Htua.ry 23, 1.972 GL£:\.vooo. COR:a. FROM: Wi11iam L. McDivitt, Ass~stant City Manager S'Ua.JECT : Proposed Program for the Enforcement of the Ordinance Pro~iting Private Re£use Receptacl..es from be~g P1.aced on Publ..ic Thorougb£ares • On February 15, 1972, Jack Cl..asby, J~ Supinger, Ke11s Waggoner, and :r. met to out1i..n_e a prel..i..m..i..nary program for the e..n..forcement of Ordi..n.ance No. 4, Series of 1..972, which requires trash barre1& and other refuse conta~ers to be set back fro~ any publ..ic a1..1..ey right-of~ay within the City. Xt wa...s agreed that th.e Depa.rtznent of Coa-.u.ni.ty Devel..opme.nt wou.1d be pri..ma.rUy responsi...bl..e for e.n.fo:rc:.i..ng th.i.s ord~ce, understa..nd.Lnq, o£ course, tha.t the Pol..i.ce. Department woul..d e..n.force t..h.i..a ordi..na..nce just as .i.t does any other env-i...ro:nm.e.nta..l.. or •nu.Laa..nce" requ..1_a.ti...on. Te.nt.ati.ve.l.y, we dec:i..ded that a. ba..nd.out abou.1d be prepared possi...b1y :for ma..i...1i..ng through the oti..1.i.ty Depa..rtm.ent. Mr. Supi...nqe.r "W:i..11 p.repa..re t..h.i..s ma..i..1e..r and have it di..str.i.l:>uted not on....l.y through Oti1i..ti.es but by ot..be.r con- cerned publ..ic offic.i.a~s, such &a Po1ice and Pi..re personnel.. and perhaps service cl..ubs, etc . Mz . Supi..nger wi.11 &l..so meet with the private refuse co11ectors serving the City before p:repa..ri..nq this ma.i...1.e..r i..n order to be ce..rtai..n to i...nc1ude any of t.hei...r s uggestions which have aae..ri.t. The ma.i..1e:r "Wi.11 be sent near the fi..rs·t of Ap::r.i.1 and Mr. Supi.nger w.i..11 be respo.nsi.b1e for see~g to i.t that the newspaper pub1i..city i...& pub1i.sh.ed after that date on a monthl..y ba.s:i..s u.nti.l.. the ordi.na.nce has been :Ln. effect for a short period of ti..m.e. An attempt wi.l..l.. be ma.de to have pictures pub1ished showing both the good and bad ex..a.mp1es of the pl..a.ceme.nt of refuse rec:eptacl..es _ A vigorous enforcement proqTam wi.l..l.. be conducted by the Department of Coamluni.ty Decvel..opn.ent beq:f..n.ni..ng September l... At l..ea.st three i.n.spectors , Messrs. John Butts, Gene Ma.crander, and Ny1e.r Pyeatt, 'Wil..1 be speci.£i.ca.11y assigned to tni.s detail... Orientation programs 'With these inspectors and other concerned offici.al..s "W.i.11. be conducted by the Depa.rtme.nt of CoiDIDun.i.ty Devel..opment so that the intent as wel..l.. as the mechanics o f the ordi..na.n.ce a.re fu11y u.n.derst.oc:>d. ({(~%£~ WLMc:D:d£1 cc: J. Supi.nqer J. Cl..asby K. Waggoner -1- • • . , \ ! :,. '32xl -I · • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR 1::..120 72 COU CJL r.-:_LT.;~..:o ,..I L C CJ:r'Y"~F ENGL EWOO D. COLO.. ~/ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE XV '69 E .M.C. • BY ADDING DEFINITIONS, INCREASING THE APPOINTED MEMBERSHIP TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD, ESTABLISHING DATES FOR THE DELINQUENCY OF WATER BILLS, MAKING PROVISION FOR NOTICE OF SHUT-OFF AFTER DELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING "VACANCY INSPECTION" CHARGES; INCREASING CRARGES FOR WATER TURN-OFF OR TURN-ON SERVICES; AUTHORIZING CUT-OFF FROM MAIN TO BE PERFORMED EITHER BY A STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER DIVISION PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS; DISCONTINUING THE SALES OF CERTAIN MATERIALS BY THE WATER DIVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONNECTIONS WITH THE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ COLORADO. as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 15-1-1 of the City Code entit1ed '*Definitions'' is hereby am.ended to read a..s fo11ows: 15 -1-1: DEFINITIONS As used in this tit1e. the fo11o~ing words and phrases sha11 ha"Ve the fo11o'W'ing meanings: (a) City: The City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. acting by and through its City Counci1 under the Home Ru1e Charter Statutes and Ordinances of said City of Eng1ewood. (b) City Manager: Chief administrative officer of the City of Eng1ewood. (c) Director of Uti1ities: The du1y designated City Officia1 through whom the City Counci1 and the City Manager ~ay exercise their powers. (d) Water Di~sion: The section of the Uti1ities Department under and through which the municipa1 water works system is operated under the direction of the City Counci1. City Manager and Director of Uti1ities . -1- • • \ ! ~ '32xl -• (e ) Water System: A11 p1ant faci1ities and dis- tribution mains owned and operated by the City of E ng1ewood. (f) Bonded P1umber: A person 1icensed as a Master P1umher under the 1aws of the State of Co1orado and under bond to the City as provided herein. (g) License: Sha11 mean the permission to use water for the purpose specified in the authority to use. (h) Licensee: Any person, corporation, governmenta1 authority or agency authorized to use water under a 1icen.se. (~) Service P~pe: A1~ p~pLng ~awfu~~y ~nsta~~ed between the water main (or an extension thereof) and the 1icensee•s property 1ines. (j) Pre:m..i..ses: A trace of 1and ~th bui1dings thereon. Section 2. That Section 15-2-1 of the City Code entit1ed '*Board Estab1ished'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~: ~S-2-~: BOARD ESTABLISHED There is hereby est:ab1ished a Water and Sewer Board consist:Lng of the Mayor of the City. two Counci~en se1ected by the City Counci1, and six members appointed by the Counci1 from qua1ified taxpa~ng e1ectors, serving six over-1apping terms of sLx years. A representative from the City administration sha11 be appointed by the City Manager to serve as an ex-officio, non-voting me~ber. One member of the Board sba11 be appointed by the Counci1 to serve u:nti1 February 1, 1960; two me~bers of the Board sha11 be appointed by the Cou:nci1 t o serve unti1 February 1, 1964. Therea£ter, members of the said Board sha11 be appo~nted by the Counci1 for te~s o£ six years. Counci1 membe r s of said Board sha11 serve during their tenure as such CounciLmen. Al1 members of the Water and Sewer Board sha11 be subject to ren\Ova1 by the Co·u.nci1. The Counci1 sha11 make appointments to fi11 vacancies for the unexpired terms. (Charter. §6~; ~962 Code. §8.~) -2- • • '32xl - • • • (e) Water Syste=: A11 p1ant fac~1~t~es and d~s tr~bution ~ains owne d and operated by the City of E ng1e~od. (£) Bonded P1u:m.ber: A person 1icen.sed as a. Master P1UIDbe:r under the 1aws of the State of Co1ora.do and under bond to che City as provided herein. (g) License: Sha11 mean the permission to use water for the purpose specified in the authority to use. (h) Licensee: Any person, corporation, governmenta1 authority or agency authorized to use water under a 1icense. (~) Serv1ce Pipe: A11 p~p~ng 1awfu11y ~nsta11ed between the water main (or an extension thereof) and the 1icensee's property 1ines. (j) Premises: A tract of 1and with bui1dings thereon. Section 2. That Section 15-2-1 of the City Code en.tit1ed 11 Board Estab1ished'' is hereby aJDended t o read as £o110W"S: 15-2-1: BOARD ESTABLISHED There is he r eby estab1ished a Water and Sewer Board consis t ing o f the Mayo r of the City. rwo Counci~en se1ec t ed by the City Counci1. and six members appointed by the Counci1 from qua1ified taxpaying e1ectors. serving six o~er-1apping terms of sLx years. A representative from the City administration sha11 be appointed by the City Manager to serve as an ex-officio. non -voting IDIIE!m..ber. One tDem..ber of the Board sha11 be appo:ln.ted by the Coun.ci1 to serve un.ti1 February 1. 1960; two me~bers o f the Board sha11 be appo inted by the Counci1 to s erve unti1 February 1. 1 9 64. Thereafter. members of the said Board sha11 be appoin t ed by t he C o unci1 for te~s of six years. Counci1 me~bers of said Board sha11 serve during their tenure as such Counci1.IDen. A11 members of the Water and Sewer Board sha11 be subject to remova1 by the Counci1. The Counci1 sha11 m..ake appointments to fi11 vacancies for the unexpired ter=s. (Charter, §61; 1962 Code, §8.1) -2- • • '32xl • • • Sect~on 3. That S e ction 15-3-17 of the City Code entit1ed 9 'De.1i:nqu..en.t Water Bi11s'' is hereby am.ended to read a..s fo11oW's: 15-3-17 : DELINQUENT WATER B ILLS Water bi11s on metered rates and schedu1ed £1at rates become de1inq~ent thirty days a£ter the date of the bi11ing. Schedu1ed £1at rates become de1Ln- quent thirty days after the beginning of the quarter for which they are rendered. Water is subject to turn-off ~thout notice whenever a bi11 therefor has become de1inquent; provided that the Water Di~isio:n sha11 give a five day ~tten. notice before act~a11y turning off ~ater for non-payment. Such notice sha11 be affected by regu1ar mai1 to the owner or occupant of the premises for which the charge is due. The ob1igation. to pay prompt1y for W'&ter service is not in any W'&y affected by fa~1ure of the owner or occupant of the premises served to rece~ve a b~11 for the servicee (1962 Code. ~8e6-6) Section. 4e entit1ed .. Refund of as fo11ows: That Section 15-3-18 of the City Code Charges'' is hereby am.en.ded to read 15-3-18: REFUND OF CHARGES Refunds of schedu1ed charges ~11 be made for any portion of a property which sha11 have been vacant. prov~ded such vacancy sha11 have been reported to the Water D~vision ~n ~ting and the vacancy in.spect~on sha11 have been madee Refunds sha11 date from receipt of noticee Refunds sha11 a1so be a11owed in cases where services are turned off by the Water Division. and proper charge for such t~rn-off sha11 have been paide No credit or refund sha11 be given for excessive consumption or use of water due to broken service 1ines or 1eaking fLxtures beyond the meter when a meter is required. (a) In the event of excessive consumption caused by underground service 1ines broken beyond the meter,. up to sen. credit for 1oss of water over n.orma1 consumption is recorded for s1mi1ar prior periods ~i11 be given ~f a p1umber is under a contract to make repairs within 72 hours after discovery of such break-(1962 Code. §8_6-7) -3- • • I' 32 X I Section 5. That Sect~on 15-3-22 of the City Code ent~t1ed ''Charges for Turning Off and On Water'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~: 1.5-3-22: CHARGES FOR TURNING OFF AND ON WATER In case a 1icense sha11 be revoked for cause, and for that reason the ~ater sha11 have been turned off, a charge of $5.00 sha11 be ~ade. If ~ater turned off at the curb box by the Water Division is un1aw£u11y turned on, or caused to be turned on, by the user, or if the ~aterway contro11ing the serv·i.ce is not rea.di1.y accessi.b1e, the service ~ay be cut off at the main by the Water Division, and before the ~ater w111 be turned on again the user desiring same on said premises sha11 pay the cost and expense of turning off and on inc1uding d.i..gging in the street and permit for cutting pave~ent. When a request is made by the 1.icensee to have the ~ater turned off, a charge of $5.00 sha11 be made for each such turn-off. (1.962 Code. §8.6-l.l.) Section 6. That Section 15 -3 -3 2 of the City Code entit1ed ''Tapping of Mains'' is hereby a:rnended to read as fo11ows : 1.5-3-32: TAPPING AND CUTTING OFF MAINS (a) The tapping of any ~ain for the purpose of ~aking a connection sha11. be done on1y by the Water Division and at the expense of the app1icant. The corporation valve inserted in the main and the service pipe to be 1aid must be of the size specified i.Jn the permit. (1.963 Code. §4-2) (b) The cutting off fro~ ~ains ~ay be performed by either a licensed and bonded p1umber or by Water Division personne1. In the event Water Division personne1. perform the cut off and the tap is to be abandoned a charge of $25.00 wi11 be due from the app1.icant. Section 7. That Section 15 -3-33 of the City Code entit1ed ''Specifications for Service P:l.pe'' i.s hereby amended to read as fol.1~: 1.5-3-33: SPECIFICATIONS FOR SERVICE PIPE Each service pipe must be of the fo11o~g specifi- cations: (a) Copper pipe. All. service pipe from the ~ain to the property 1ine sba11 be not 1ess than Type ''K'' soft: copper tu.bi._ng con.form.ing to standard specifications. -4- • (b) Cast iron pipe. Cast iron pipe sha11 be C1ass 150 cent:rifuga11y cast. (c) Ga1vanized pipe. Ga1vanized pipe inst:a11at:ions are permissib1e from the property 1ine into and through premises. (d) The use of b1ack pipe in inst:a11.at:ions is prohibited. (e) Service pipes sha1~ extend into the premises or riser as specified. and in no case sha11 be sma1.1er than 3/4" di..8l:Det:er. A1.1 si.1.1cocks. faucets or hydrants used for irrigation pur- poses sha11 be fed through a 3/4" pipe or 1arger. (1962 Code. §8.4-4) (f) Other ~ateria1s may be used on1y upon the expressed approval. of the City EngLneer or Director of Uti1i..ties. Section 8. That Section 15-3-34 of the City Code ent:it1ed "Ma.teri..a1s to be Pu-rchased From City" is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-34: MATERIALS TO BE PURCHASED FROM CITY In the case of pe~anent connections to the mains of the City ~ater system. the app1icant sha11 purchase from the Water Di~sion the fo11o~ng materi.a1~:.: (a) The corporation stop by which connection is made to the main. (b) Water meter when required. Section 9. That Section 15-3-52 of the City Code entit1ed "Work to be Done by Bonded P1um.ber .. is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-52: WORK TO BE DONE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER A11 work in connection ~th water pipes or f~xtures connected to or to be connected to the water system sba11 be done by a state 1icensed p1umber under bond to the City. (1962 Code. §8.4-3) Section 10. That a11 Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in con£1ict here~th are hereby express1y repea1ed. -5- -. '32xl - • • • Introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the Gac?~ day of ?JT'I.......ar~6 ,. 1972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an. OrdLna..nce on the .;;) 3~~ day of ;h-._.g~J 1972- I. l.v '"e..,.., L de -z::>, t'•...,.. r ,. do hereby certify that the above and fo r egoing is a true,. accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance,. ~traduced,. read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the ~a~ day of ifYJa o=....cht 1972. e~~ -6- II • • r 32xl • • -,_ - - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE XV '69 E.M.C. • BY ADDING DEFINITIONS. INCREASING THE APPOINTED MEMBERSHIP TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD. ESTABLISHING DATES FOR THE DELINQUENCY OF WATER BILLS. MAKING PROVISION FOR NOTICE OF SHUT-OFF AFTER DELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING "VACANCY INSPECTION" CHARGES; INCREASING CHARGES FOR WATER TURN-OFF OR TURN-ON SERVICES; AUTHORIZING CUT-OFF FROM MAIN TO BE PERFORMED EITHER BY A STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER DIVISION PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE SPECIFICATIONS AND STA...~DARDS; DISCONTINUING THE SALES OF CERTAIN MATERIALS BY THE WATER DIVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONNECTIONS WITH THE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo~~ows: Section 1. That Section 15-1-1 of the City Code en.tit1e.d ''De.fi.ni.tion.s'' is hereby a:m.e.nded to read as fo11ows: 15-1-1: DEFINITIONS As used in this tit1e, the fo11owing words and phrases sha11 have the fo11o~ng meanings: (a) City: The City of Eng1e~ood. Co1orado. acting by and through its City Counci.1 under the Home Ru1e Charter Statutes and Ordinances of said C~ty of Eng1ewood. (b) C~ty Manager: Ch~ef adm~nistrative off~cer of the C~ty of Eng1ewood. (c) D~rector of Ut~1~t~es: The du1y designated C~ty Officia1 through whom the C~ty Counc~1 and the City Manager ~ay exercise their powers. (d) Water Di.~sion: The section of the Uti.1iti.es Department under and through which the municipa1 water works syste~ is operated under the direction of the City Counci1. City Manager and Director of Uti1~t~es . -1- • • T 32X • • • (e) Water System: A11 p1ant fac~1~t~es and d~s tribution ~ains owned and operated by the City of Eng1e'W'ood. (f) Bonded P1umber: A person 1icensed as a Master P1umber under the 1a~s of the State of Co1orado and under bond to the City as provided herein. (g) License: Sha11 mean the permission to use water for the purpose specified in the authority to use. (h) Licensee: Any person, corporation, governmenta1 authority or agency authorized to use "Water under a 1i.cense. (~) Service P~pe: A11 p~pLng 1awfu11y ~nsta11ed between the water main (or an extension thereof) and the 1i.censee's property 1i.nes. (j) Pre1nises: A tract of 1and ~tb bui1dings thereon. Section 2. That Section 15-2-1 of the City Code ent:i.t1ed ''Board Esta.b1ished'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o'W'S: 15-2-1: BOARD ESTABLISHED There is hereby estah1ished a Water and Sewer Board consisting of the Mayor of the City. two Counci1men se1ected by the City Counci1. and six me~bers appointed by the Counci1 from qua1ified taxpaying e1ectors. serving six over-1apping te~s of six years. A representative from the City administration sha11 be appointed by the City Manager to serve as an ex-officio. non -voting me:~ber. One t:n.e.~ber of the Board sha11 be appointed by the Counci1 to serve unti1 February 1. 1960; two members of the Board sha11 be appointed by the Counci1 to serve unti1 February 1. 1964. Thereafter. members of the said Board sha11 be appointed by the CounciL for teDms of six years. Counci1 members of said Board sha11 serve during their tenure as such Council.Jnen. A11 members of the Water and Sewer Board sha11 be subject to remova1 by the Counci1. The Counci1 sha11 make appointments to fi11 vacancies for the unexpired terms. (Charter. §61; 1962 Code. §8.1) -2- • • • • • • Section 3. That: Section entit1ed -.De1inquent Water Bi11s" as fo11ows: 15-3-17 of the City Code is hereby amended to read 15-3-17: DELINQUENT WATER BILLS Water bi11s on metered rates and schedu1ed f1at rates become de1inquent thirty days after the date of the bi11ing. Schedu1ed £1at rates become de1in- quent thirty days after the beginning of the quarter for which they are rendered. Water is subject to turn-off ~t:hout: notice whenever a bi11 therefor has become de1inquent; provided that the Water Division sha11 give a five day ~t:t:en notice before act:ua11y turning off water for non-payment. Such notice sha11 be affected by regu1a.r m.a.i1 to the owner or occupant of the premises for which the charge is due. The ob1igat:ion to pay prompt1y for water service is not in any way affected by fai1ure of the owner or occupant of the premises served to receive a bi11 for the service. (1962 Code, ?.8 .6-6) Section 4 .. entit1ed ''Refund of as fo11ows: That Section 15-3-18 of the City Code Charges•• i..s hereby amended to read 15-3-18: REFUND OF CHARGES Refunds of schedu1ed charges ~11 be made for any portion of a property which sha11 have been vacant, provided such vacancy sha11 have been reported to the Water Division in ~ting and the vacancy inspection sha11 have been made. Refunds sha11 date from receipt of notice. Refunds sha11 a1so be a11owed in cases where services are turned off by the Water Division and proper charge for such turn-off sha11 have been paid. No credit or refund sha11 be given for excessive consumption or use of water due to broken service 1ines or 1eaking fixtures beyond the meter when a meter is required. (a) In the event of excessive consumption caused by underground service 1ines broken beyond the meter, up to 507. credit for 1oss o£ water over norma1 consumption is recorded for sLmi1ar prior periods ~11 be given if a p1umber is under a contract to make repairs within 72 hours after discovery of such break. (1962 Code. §8.6-7) -3- • • I' 32 X I '· 1' • • • • Section 5. That Section 15-3-22 of the City Code enti.t1ed ••charges for Turning Off and On Water'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~: 15-3-22: CHARGES FOR TURNING OFF AND ON WATER In case a 1icense sha11 be revoked for cause, and for that reason the ~ater sha11 have been turned off, a charge of $5.00 sha11 be made. If water turned off at the curb box by the Water Division is un1aw£u11y turned on. or caused to be rurned on, by the user, or if the ~aterway contro11ing the service is not readi.1y accessib1e, the service may be cut off at the main by the Water Division, and before the water ~i.11 be turned on again the user desiring same on said premises sha11 pay the cost and expense of turning off and on i.nc1uding digging in the street and pe~i.t for cutting pavement. When a request is made by the 1icensee to have the water turned off. a charge of $5.00 sha11 be made for each such turn-off. (1962 Code. §8.6-11) Sect~on 6 . That Sect~on 15-3-32 of the C~ty Code entit1ed "Tapping of Mains" is hereby amended to read as £o11o'WS: 15-3-32: TAPPING AND CUTTING OFF MAINS (a) The tapping of any main for the purpose of ~&king a connection sha11 be done on1y by the Water Division and at the expense of the app1icant. The corporation va1ve inserted in the ~ain and the service pipe to be 1aid must be of the size specified :Ln the permit. (1963 Code. §4-2) (b) The cutting off from mains may be performed by either a 1i..censed and bonded p1umber or by Water Division personne1. In the event Water Division personne1 perform the cut off and the tap is to be abandoned a charge of $25.00 ~11 be due from the app1~cant. Sect~on 7. That Sect~on 15-3-33 of the C~ty Code entit:1ed ''Specifications for Service Pipe'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~: 15-3-33: SPECIFICATIONS FOR SERVICE PIPE Each service pipe must be of the fo11o~g specifi- cations: (a) Copper pipe. A11 service pipe fro~ the main to the property 1ine sha11 be not 1ess than Type ''K'' soft copper tubing conform..i..ng to standard specifications • -4- • • • r 32x • • • • (b) Cast ~ron p~pe. Cast ~ron p~pe sha11 be C1ass 150 centrifuga11y cast. (c) Ga1vanized pipe. Ga1vanized pipe insta11ations are permissib1e from the property 1ine into and through premises. (d) The use of b1ack pipe in insta11ations is proh~b~ted. (e) Service pipes sha11 extend into the premises or riser as specified. and in no case sha11 be sma11er than. 3/4'' diameter. A11 si11c.ocks, faucets or hydrants used for irrigation pur- poses sba.11 be fed through a. 3/4" pipe or 1arger. (1962 Code. §8.4-4) (f) Other ~ater~a1s may be used on1y upon the expressed approva1 of the City E~gLneer or Director of Uti1ities. Sect~on 8. That Sect~on 15-3-34 of the C~ty Code entit1ed "Mat:eria.1s to be Purchased From City" is hereby amended to read as fo11o~s: 15-3-34: MATERIALS TO BE PURCHASED FROM CITY In the case of pe~anent connections to the mains of the City water syste~. the app1icant sha11 purchase from the Water Division the fo11~ng lll&teri..a1s: (a) The corporation stop by which connection is tD&de to the tna.i..n. (b) Water meter when required. Sect~on 9. That Sect~on 15-3-52 of the C~ty Code entit1ed "Work to be Done by Bonded P1u.m.ber'' is hereby amended to read as £o11ows: 15-3-52: WORK TO BE DONE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER A11 wcrk Ln connection ~th water pipes or fixtures connected to or to be connected to the water system sha11 be done by a state 1icensed p1umber under bond to the C~ty. (1962 Code. §8.4-3) Section 10. That a11 Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in con£1ict here~th are hereby express1y repea1ed • -5- \ ~ • • • • • on t:he Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading day of 1.972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the of---------1.972. Mayor Ar:t:es t:: ex officio City C1erk I. , do hereby certify day that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1et:e copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first: reading on t:be day of 1972. ex officio City Cl.erk -6- • • I' • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE XV '69 E.M.C. • BY ADDING DEFINITIONS. INCREASING THE APPOINTED MEMBERSHIP TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD. ESTABLISHING DATES FOR THE DELINQUENCY OF WATER BILLS. MAKING PROVISION FOR NOTICE OF SHUT-OFF AFTER DELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING "VACANCY INSPECTION" CHARGES; INCREASING CHARGES FOR WATER TURN-OFF OR TURN-ON SERVICES; AUTHORIZING CUT-OFF FROM MAIN TO BE PERFORMED EITHER BY A STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER DIVISION PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS; DISCONTINUING THE SALES OF CERTAIN MATERIALS BY THE WATER DIVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONNECTIONS WITH THE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 15-1-1 of the City Code e.nti.t1ed "oefi..nitions•• i..s hereby amended to read as fo11~: 15 -1-1: DEFINITIONS As used i..n this tit1e, the fo11ow±ng ~ords and phrases sha11 have the fo11owing meanings: (a) City: The City of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, acting by and through its City Counci1 under the Home Ru1e Charter Statutes and Ordinances of said City of ~ng1ewood. (b) C ity Manager: Chief administrative officer o f the City of Eng1e~ood. (c) Director o f Uti.1i..ties: The du1y designated City Officia1 through whom the City Counci1 and the City Manager may exercise their powers. (d) Water Division: The section of the Uti1ities Department under and through which the munici..pa1 water ~orks system is operated under the direction of the City Counci1. City Manager and Director of Uti1ities . -1- ·. • • ~'32xl - • • (e) • Water Syste~: A11 p1ant faci1ities and dis- tribution ~ains owned and operated by the City of Eng1ewood. (f) Bonded P1umber: A person 1icensed as a Master P1umber under the 1aws of the State of Co1orado and under bond to the City as provided herein. (g) License: Sha11 me: an t _he permission to use water for the purpose specified in the authority to use. (h) Licensee: Any person. corporation. goveramenta1 authority or agency authorized to use ~ater under a 1icense. (~) Service PLpe: A11 pLp~ng 1awfu11y Lnsta11ed between the water ~ain (or an extension thereof) and the 1i.censee•s property 1ines. (j) Pre.IDi.ses: A tract of 1and ~th bui.1di.ngs thereon. Section 2. That Section 15-2-1 of the City Code entit1ed ''Board Estab1i.shed'' is hereby a:me.n.ded to read as fo11ows: 15-2-1: BOARD ESTABLISHED There ~s hereby estab1ished a Water and Sewer Board consisting of the Mayor of the City. two CounciLmen se1ected by the City Counci1. and sLx members appointed by the Counci1 from qua1ified taxpaying e1ectors. serving six over-1apping terms of six years. A representative from the City ~nistration sha11 be appointed by the City Manager to serve as an ex-officio. non-votLng me.111ber. On.e metD.ber of the Board sha11 be appointed by the CounciL to serve unti1 February 1, 1960; rwo members of the Board sha11 be appointed by the Counci1 to serve un.ti1 February 1. 1964. Thereafter. members of the said Board sha11 be appointed by the Counci1 for te~s of six years. Counci.1 ~IDhers of said Board sha11 serve during their tenure as such CounciLmen. A11 ~hers of the Water and Sewer Board sha11 be subject to remova1 by the Counci1. The Counci1 sha11 ~ake appointments to fi11 vacancies for the unexpired terms. (Charter. S61; 1962 Code. S8.1) -2- • • r 32xl • • • • Section 3. That Section 15-3 -17 of the City Code entit1ed "De1inquent Water Bi11s" is hereby a:m.ended to read a..s fo 11ows : 15-3-17: DELINQUENT WATER BILLS Water bi11s on metered rates and schedu1ed f1at rates become de1inquent thirty days after the date of the bi11~ng. Schedu1ed f1at rates become de1in- quent thirty days after the beginning of the quarter for which they are rendered. Water is subject to turn-off W'ithout notice whenever a bi11 therefor has become de1inquent; pro~ded that the Water Division sha11 give a five day ~tten notice before actua11y turning off water for non-payment. Such notice sha11 be affected by regu1ar mai1 to the owner or occupant of the premises for which the charge is due. The ob1igation to pay prompt1y for ~ater serv1ce is not in any way affected by fai1ure of the owner or occupant of the premdses served to receive a bi11 for the service. (1962 Code. %8.6 -6 ) Section 4 . That Section 15-3-18 of the City Code enti.t1ed "Refund of Charges" is hereby amended t:o read as fo11ows: 15-3-18: REFUND OF CHARGES Refunds of schedu1ed charges wi11 be made for any portion of a property which sha11 have been vacant. pro~ided such vacancy sha11 have been reported to the Water Division in ~t~ng and the vacancy inspecti..on sha11 have been made. R.e.f·u.nds sha11 date from receipt of notice. Refunds sha11 a1so be a11owed i..n cases where services are turned off by the Water Di~ision and proper charge for such turn-off sha11 have been paid. No credit or refund sha11 be given for excessive consumpt~on or use of water due to broken service 1ines or 1eaking fixtures beyond the meter when a meter is required. (a) In the event of excessive consumpt~on caused by underground service 1ines broken beyond the meter. up to 507. credit for 1oss of water over norma1 cons~ption is recorded for simd1ar prior periods ~11 be given if a p1umber is under a contract to m.a.k.e repairs wit:b:Ln. 72 hours after discovery of such break. (1962 Code. §8.6-7) -3- • • r 32x • • • Section 5. That Section 15-3-22 of the City Code entit:1ed ••charg es for Turning Off and On Water'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~: 15-3-22: CHARGES FOR TURNING OFF AND ON WAXER In case a 1icense sha11 be revoked for cause~ and for that reason the ~ater sba11 have been turned off, a charge of $5~00 sha11 be made. If water turned off at the curb box by the Water Di~sion is un1aw£u11y turned on, or caused to be turned on, by the user, or if the waterway cont:ro11i.ng the serv~ce is not readi1y accessib1e, the service may be cut off at the m~n by the Water Division, and before the water w111 be turned on again the user desiring same on said pre~ses sha11 pay the cost and expense of turning off and on inc1udi.._ng di.ggi.n.g in the street and permit for cutting pave~ent:. When a request i.s made by the 1i.censee to have the ~ater turned off, a charge of $5.00 sha11 be ~ade for each such turn-off. (1962 Code. 58.6-11) Section 6. That Section 15 -3-32 of the City Code entit1ed ''Tapp:Lng of Mai..ns'' is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-32: TAPPING AND CUTTING OFF MAINS (a) The tapping of any main for the purpose of ma.k.:i..ng a c.on.necti.on sha11 be done on1y by the Water Division and at the expense of the app1ic.ant. The corporati.on va1ve inserted i.n the ~ain and the service pipe to be 1aid must be of the size specified in the permit. (1963 Code. 54-2) (b) The cutting off fro~ mains may be performed by either a 1icensed and bonded p1umber or by Water Di.~sion per~onne1. In the event Water Division personne1 perform the cut off and the tap is to be abandoned a charge of $25.00 ..rt.11 be due fr0111 the app1icant. Section 7. That Section 15-3-33 of the City Code enti..t1ed ''Specifications for Service Pipe'' is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-33: SPECIFICATIONS FOR SERVICE PIPE Each service pipe must be of the fo11owing specifi- cations: (a) Copper pipe. A11 service pipe fro= the =ain to the property 1ine sha11 be not 1ess than Type ''K'' soft copper tubing conforming to standard specifications • -4- • • \ ! ~ • • - • • • (b) Cast iron pipe. Cast iron pipe sha11 be C1ass 150 centrifuga11y cast. (c) Ga1vanized pipe. Ga1vanized pipe insta11ations are permissib1e from the property 1ine into and through premises. (d) The use of b1ack pipe in Lnsta11ations is prohibited. (e) Service pipes sba11 extend into the premdses or riser as specified. and in no case sha11 be sm.a11er than. 3/4'' diameter. A11 si..11cocks • faucets or hydrants used for irrigation pur- poses sha11 be fed through a 3/4" pipe or 1arger. (1962 Code. §8.4-4) (f) Other materia1s may be used on1y upon the expressed approva1 of the City Engineer or Director of Uti1i..t:i..es. Section S. That Section 15-3-34 of the City Code enti..t1ed ''Materi.a.1s t:o be Purchased From City'' is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-34: MATERIALS TO BE PURCHASED FROM CITY In the case of permanent connections to the ~ains of the City water system. the app1icant sha11 purchase from the Water Division the £o11owing m.ateri..a1s: (a) The corporation stop by which connection is made to the main. (b) Water meter when required. Section 9. That Section 15-3-52 o£ the City Code entit1ed "Work to be Done by Bonded P1UBlber" i.e hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-52 : WORK TO BE DONE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER A11 work in connection with ~ater pipes or fixtures connected to or to be connected to the ~ater system sba11 be done by a state 1icensed p1umber under bond to the City. (1962 Code. §8.4-3) Secti.on 10. 'Ib.at a11 Ordi.na.n.ces and pa..r·ts of Ordinances i.n con£1i.ct here~th are hereby express1y repea1ed . -5- I \ "! • • T 32X - - - on the of A% test: - Introduced, read in fu11 and passe~ on first reading day of 1972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 1972. Mayor day ex officio City C1erk I. • do hereby certify that the above and forego~ is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the day of 1972. ex officio City C1erk • I -- - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE XV '69 E.M.C., BY ADDING DEFINITIONS, INCREASING THE APPOINTED MEMBERSHIP TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD, ESTABLISHING DATES FOR THE DELINQUENCY OF WATER BILLS, MAKING PROVISION FOR NOTICE OF SHUT-OFF AFTER DELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING "VACANCY INSPECTION" CHARGES; INCREASING CHARGES FOR WATER TURN-OFF OR TURN-ON SERVICES; AUTHORIZING CUT-OFF FROM MAIN TO BE PERFORMED EITHER BY A STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER DIVISION PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS; DISCONTIZ..'UING THE SALES OF CERTAIN MATERIALS BY THE WATER DIVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONNECTIONS WITH THE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 15-1-1 of the City Code entit:1ed '1Defi..ni.ti.ons'' is hereby am.ended to read as fo11ows: 15-1-1: DEFINITIONS As used in this tit1e:. the fo11ow·ing words and phrases sha11 ha~e the fo11o~ng meanLngs: (a) City: The City of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, acting by and through its City Counci1 under the Home Ru1e Charter Statutes and Ordinances of said C~ty of Eng1ewood. (b) C~ty Manager: Ch~ef adm~n~strat~ve off~cer of the C~ty of Eng1ewood. (c) Director of Ut:i1ities: The du1y designated City Off~c~a1 through whom the C~ty Counc~1 and the City Manager may exercise their powers. (d) Water Division: The section of the Uti1it:ies Department under and through which the municipa1 ~ater ~orks system is operated under the direction of the City Counci1~ City Manager and Director of Ut~1~t~es • -1- • II • • T 32X - - • • • • (e) Wa.ter System: A11 p1ant fac:L1:Lt:Les and dis- tribution mains owned and operated by the City of Eng1ewood. (f) Bonded P1umber: A person 1icensed as a Master P1umber under the 1aws of the State of Co1orado and under bond to the City as provided herein. (g) License: Sha11 mean the permission to use ~ater for the purpose specified in the authority to use. (h) Licensee: Any person. corporation. governmenta1 authority or agency authorized to use water under a 1icense. (:L) Service P:Lpe: A11 p:Lp:Lng 1awfu11y :Lnsta11ed beeween the water main (or an extension thereof) and the 1icensee's property 1ines. (j) Pre.-ID.ises : A tract of 1and ~th bui1dings thereon. Sect:Lon 2. That Sect:Lon 15-2 -1 of the C:Lty Code enti..t::1ed *'Board Estab1isbed'' i.s hereby aJDe:n.ded to read as fo11a-s : 15-2-1: BOARD ESTABLISHED There is hereby estab1ished a Water and Sewer Board consisting of the Mayor of the City. two Counci~en se1ected by the City Counci1. and sLx members appoLnted by the Council. from qua1ified taxpaying el.ectors. servLng sLx over-1apping terms of six years. A representative from the City administration sha11 be appointed by the City Ha:nager to serve as an ex-officio,. non-vot:i...n,g DIE'!.mber. One IllE!mber of the Board sha.11 be appointed by the Counci1 to serve until. February 1,. 1960; two members of the Board sha11 be appoLnted by the Cou.n.ci1 to serve until. February 1.,. 1964. Tberea£t:er,. members of the said Board sha11 be appointed by t:he Council. for terms of sLx years. Council. members of said Board sha11 serve during their tenure as such Cou..n.cil.D:len. A11. mem.bers of the Water and Sewer Board sha11 be subject: to re'IDOva1 by the Council... The Council. sha11 make appointments to fi11 vacancies for the unexpired ter=s. (Charter. §61; 1962 Code. §8.1) -2- • • • r 32x II • • • Section 3. That: Section entit1ed "De.1inquent Water Bi11s" a..s fo11ows : 15-3-17 of the City Code is hereby amended to read 15-3-17: DELINQUENT WATER BILLS Water bi11s on metered rates and schedu1ed £1at rates become de1inquent: thirty days after the date of the bi11ing. Schedu1ed f1at: rates become de1in- quent: thirty days after the beginning of the quarter for which they are rendered. Water is subject to turn-off ~thout: notice whenever a bi11 therefor has become de1inquent:; pro~ded that the Water Division sha11 give a five day WTit:ten notice before act:ua11y turning off water for non-payment:. Such notice sha11 be affected by regu1ar ~ai1 to the owner or occupant of the premdses for which the charge is due. The ob1igat:ion to pay prompt:1y for water service is not in any way affected by fai1ure of the owner or occupant of the premises served to receive a bi11 for the service. (1962 Code. ~8.6-6) Section 4. en tit 1ed "Refund of as fo11ow-s: That Section 15-3-18 of the City Code Charges•• is hereby am.ended to read 15-3-18: REFUND OF CHARGES Refunds of schedu1ed charges wi11 be made for any portion of a property which sha11 have been vacant, prov~ded such vacancy sha11 have been reported to the Water Division in WTiting and the vacancy ~nspection sha11 have been made. Refunds sha11 date from receipt of notice. Refunds sha11 a1so be a11owed in cases where services are turned off by the Water Division and proper charge for such turn-off sha11 have been paid . No credit or refund sha11 be given for excessive consumption or use of water due to broken serv·ice 1ines or 1eaking fixtures beyond the meter when a meter is required. (a) In the event of excessive consumption caused by underground service 1ines broken beyond the meter, up to 507. credit for 1oss of water over norma1 consumption is recorded for simi1ar prior periods wi11 be given if a p1umber is under a contract to make repairs W"ithi..n 72 hours after discovery of such break. (1962 Code. 58.6-7) -3- • • - - - - Section 5. That Section 15-3-22 of the City Code en.ti.t1ed ''Charges for Turning Off and On Water'' is hereby amended to read as fo11o~s: 1.5-3-22: CHARGES FOR TURNING OFF AND ON WATER In case a 1icense sha11 be revoked for cause, and for that reason the ~ater sha11 have been turned off, a charge of $5.00 sha.11 be made. If ~ater turned off at the curb box by the Water Division is un1aw£u11y turned on, or caused to be turned on, by the user, or if the ~aterwa.y contro11ing the service is not readi1y accessib1e, the service may be cut off at the ~ain by the Water Div1sion, and before the water ~i11 be turned on again the user desiring same on said premises sha11 pay the cost and expense of turning off and on Lnc1uding digging Ln the street and permit for cutting pave~ent. When a request is made by the 1icensee to have the water turned off. a charge of $5.00 sha11 be made for each s~ch turn-off. (1.962 Code. §8.6-1.1.) Sect1on 6. That Section 15-3-32 of the C1ty Code ent:i.t1ed "Tappi__ng of Mai.:ns" is hereby amended to read as fo11ow-s: 1.5-3-32: TAPPING AND CUTTING OFF MAINS {a) The tapping of any main for the purpose of making a connection sha11 be done on1y by the Water Division and at the expense of the app1icant. The corporation va1ve inserted in the main and the service pipe to be 1aid must be of the size specified Ln the permit. (1.963 Code. §4-2) (b) The cutting off from mains may be performed by either a 1icensed and bonded p1umber or by Water Division personne1. In the event Wat~r Division personne1 perform the cut off and the tap is to be abandoned a charge of $25.00 ~1.1. be due from the a.ppl.icant. Section 7. That Section 1.5-3-33 of the City Code en.ti..t1ed ''Specifications for Service Pipe'' is hereby 8lllllended to read as fo11ows: 1.5-3-33: SPECIFICATIONS FOR SERVICE PIPE Each service pipe must be of the fo11o~g specifi- cations: (a) Copper pipe. A11 service pipe from the main to the property 1ine sha11 be not 1ess than Type ''K'' soft copper tu.bLng conform..ing to standard specifications. -4- • -- \ ! =r r - - • (b) Cast iron pipe. Case iron pipe sha11 be C1ass 150 centrifuga11y cast. (c) Ga1van~zed pipe. Ga1vanized pipe insta11at~ons are permissib1e from the property 1ine into and through prem~ses. (d) The use of b1ack pipe in insta11ations is prohibited. (e) Service pipes sha11 extend into the premises or riser as specified, and in no case sba11 be sm.a11er than 3/4'' diam.et:er. A11 si..11cocks, faucets or hydrants used for irrigation pur- poses sha11 be fed through a 3/4" pipe or 1arger. (1962 Code. §8.4-4) (f) Other materia1s may be used on1y upon the expressed approva1 of the City Engineer or Director of Uti1ities. Section 8. That Section 15-3-34 of the City Code ent:it1ed "Mat:eri..a1s to be Purchased From. City" is hereby amended to read as £o11ows: 1.5-3-34: MATERIALS TO BE PURCHASED FROM CITY In the case of permanent connections to the ~ains of the City water system, the app1icant sha11 purchase from the Water Division the fo11ow1ng Dl.S.ter:ia1s: (a) The corporation stop by which connection is ~ade to the ~ain. (b) Water meter when required. Section 9 . That Section 15-3-52 of the City Code entit1ed "Work to be Done by Bonded P1u:mber" is hereby amended to read as fo11ows: 15-3-52: WORK TO BE DONE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBER A11 work in connection ~th water pipes or fixtures connected to or to be connected to the water system sha11 be done by a state 1icensed p1umber under bond to the City. (1.962 Code. §8.4-3) Section 10. That a11 Ordinances and parts of Ordinance s in con£1ict herewith are hereby express1y repea1ed. -5- • • • r 32x • • • on the o f Atte s t : • Introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first read~g day of 1972. Pub1ished as a BL11 fo r an O rdinance on the 1 97 2 . Mayor day ex officio City C1erk I, • do hereby certify that the abo~e and fore g oing is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance, introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the day of 1972. ex officio City C1erk • • • r - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN DHORITY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. SERIES OF AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT ALLEY LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN BLOCK 6 • PREMIER ADDITION. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. ARAPAHOE COUNTY. COLORADO. AND RESERVING THEREIN THE RIGHT TO INSTALL. MAINTAIN • OPERATE • REPAIR AND REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER MAIN AND OTHER UTILITIES NOW LOCATED IN SAID PUBLIC ALLEY. WHEREAS. their present1y exists a pub1ic a11ey 1ocated entire1y within B1ock 6. Premder Addition. City of Eng1e~ood. Co1orado; and WHEREAS. the P1anning and Zoning Commission of the City of Eng1ewood has heretofore recommended that said pub1ic a11ey be vacated; and WHEREAS. said a11ey hereinafter described no 1onger serves any usefu1 purpose and the vacation thereof ~i11 not 1eave any rea1ty adjoining said a11ey ~thout an estab1ished pub1ic road; and WHEREAS. said a11ey as hereinafter described as 1ocated entire1y within the City of Eng1e~ood. Arapahoe County. Co1orado and does not constitute a boundry 1ine between the City of Eng1ewood and any County or other ~unicipa1ity. NOW • THEREFORE • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the fo11o~ng described a11ey 1ocated ~thin the City of Eng1e~ood. Arapahoe County. Co1orado be and the same is hereby vacated. to wit: That a11ey 1ocated entire1y w1thin B1ock 6. PREMIER ADDITION. C~ty of Eng1ewood Arapahoe County, Co1orado. 2. Provided however that the City of Eng1e~ood sha11 retain and sha11 reserve the right to insta11, maintain, operate, repair and rep1ace by itse1f or by any 1icensee or ho1der of a franchise from the City any po1es, wires, 1ights, conduits, sewer mains and ~ater mains or any other uti1~ty no~ 1ocated in the a11ey vacated by this Ordinance. Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the 6th day of March. 1972 • Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 9th day of March 1972. • II • • • • • day of • Read by tit1e and passed on ~ina1 reading on the 1972. Pub 1 :L shed by t :L t 1e a_s __ o_r_d_:L_n_a.n __ c_e __ N_o_._::._-_-_-.....,1,.,9:=-.7• 2 s_ e r:Le s of 1972 on the day of Mayor Attest: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer l: • ----.,--...,------:----=-------• do hereby cert:i.fy that the above and foregoing is a true • accurate and cocnp1ete copy of an Ordinance~ passed on fLna1 readLng and pub1ished by t:i..t1e as Ordinance No. ----• Se.ri.es of 1972. ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer -2- • • • T 32X • • • • RESOLUTIO N N O _ 16 SERIE S OF 1 972 RESOLU T I O N AUTHORIZING THE FILI NG OF THE APPLICATION FOR A GRANT TO A C OUIRE AND D E VELOP OPEN SPACE FOR A "GREENBELT- PARK" (WE ST HARVARD GULCH) W I THIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO _ WHEREAS, Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1961 as amended provides for t he making o f g rants b y the Secre tary of Housing and U rban D e ve1opment to States and 1oca1 pub1ic bodies to assist them in the acouisition and deve1opment of permanent interests in Land for open space uses where such assistance is needed in carrying out a unified or officia11y coordinated program for the provision and deve1opment of open space 1and as part of the comp r ehensive1y p1anned 1and deve1op- I~~~~e;Ot of the urban areas; and WHEREAS~ the City of Eng1e~ood, Co1orado, a municipa1 corporation, hereinafter somet~es referred to as App1icant, desires to acquire and deve1op the fu11 fee s~p1e interest to certain 1and known as the Greenbe1t-Park in Northwest Eng1e~ood (West Harvard Gu1ch), which 1and is to be he1d and used for pe~anent open space 1and for parks; and WHEREAS. Tit1e VI of the Civi1 Rights Act of 1964 and the Regu1ations of the Department of Housing and Urban Oeve1opment effectuating that Tit1e, provide that no person sha11 be discrLminated against because of race, co1or or nationa1 origin in the use of the 1and acquired and/or deve1oped; and WHEREAS~ it is recognized that the contract for Federa1 grant ~11 Lmpose certain ob1igations and responsi- bi1ities upon the App1icant and ~11 require among other things; (1) assurances that fami1ies and individua1s disp1aced as a resu1t of the open space 1and project are offered decent, safe and sanitary ho~sing, (2) comp1iance with Federa1 1abor standards, and (3 ) comp1iance ~ith Federa1 requirements re1ating to equa1 emp1oyment opportunities; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of acquiring fu11 fee sLmp1e interest in said 1and ~11 be $103.950_00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of deve1opment of said 1and ~11 be $106.850-00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of necessary demo1ition and remova1 of improvements on said 1and w111 be $ 3. 000 _ 00; and WHEREAS~ it is estimated that the tota1 amount of re1ocation payments be made to e~igib1e site occupants dis- p1aced from property to be acquired ~11 be $66.ooo_oo_ I ! '!" • • I' - • • • NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11o...s: 1. That an app1icacion be ~ade to the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment for a grant in an amount authorized by the Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1961 as amended. ~hich amount is present1y esti~ated to be $106,900.00, p1us costs of re1ocation,and the App1icant ~11 pay the ba1ance of the cost from other funds avai1ab1e to i t. 2 . That adequate open-space 1and for the 1oca1ity cannot effective1y be provided through the u se of existing undeve1oped or predominant1y undeve1oped 1and. 3. That the City Manager of the City of Eng1ewood, Co 1 o rado is hereby authorized and directed to execute and to fi1e such app1ication with the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment , to provide additiona1 information and to furnish such documents as may be requ~red by sa~d Depart- ment. and to execute such contracts as are requ~red by sa~d Department. and to act as the authorized correspondent of the App1i.ca.nt_ 4. That the proposed acqu~sition and deve1opment is in accordance ~th p1ans for the a11ocation of 1and for open- space uses. and that. shou1d said grant be made. the App1icant ~11 acquire. deve1op. and retain said 1and for the uses desig- nated in said app1ication and approved by the Department of HousLng and Urban De.ve1opment. 5. That the United States of America and the Secretary of Housing and U rban Deve1opment be. and they hereby are. assured of fu11 co~p1 iance by the App1icant w1th regu1a- -tions of the Department o f Housing and U rban Deve1opment effectuati.ng Ti.t1e VI of the Ci.vi.1 Rights Act of 1964_ 6. That there exists in the 1oca1ity an adequate am.ou:nt of decent. sa.£e. and sanitary housing which is ava.i1a.b1e to persons disp1aced as a resu1t of the open-space 1and project. at prices which are wi.t:hi.n their financia1 means • and which are not genera11y 1ess desirab1e in regard to pub1ic uti1ities and pub1i.c and commercia1 faci1iti.es than the dwe11ings of the disp1aced i.ndi.vidua1s and fami1ies. and it is the intent of this body that such disp1acees. wi11 be re1ocated in accordance ~it:h the app1icab1e regu1ations of the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment. 7. That the United Sates of America and the Secretary of Housing and Urban Deve 1 opment be • and they hereby are. assured of fu11 comp1i.ance by the App1icant ~th the Federa1 1 abor standards Lmposed under Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1961. as amended • Mayor -2- II • • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that: 1. He is a du1y qua1~fied and acting Director of Finance. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. a municipal corporation. hereinafter called the Applicant and the keeper of its records. 2. The attached Reso1ution is copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted App1icant he1d on the day of recorded in th~s office. a true and correct at a meeting of the 1972. du1y 3. The meeting was duly convened and held in a11 respects in accordance with law and to the extent required by law. Due and proper notice of the meeting was given. A 1egal quorum was present throughout the meeting and a legally su£ficient number of members of the Applicant voted in the proper manner for the adoption of the Resolution. A11 of the requirements and proceedings under law incident to the proper adoption or passage of the Resolution have been duly fu1fi11ed. carried out and otherwise observed. 4. If the ~pression of the seal has been affixed below it constitutes official seal of the Applicant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the official seal. 5. The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the u :ndersigned has hereunto set his hand this day of 1972. Director of Finance ex officio City C1erk - - - RESOLUTION NO. 1 6 SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF THE APPLICATION FOR A GRANT TO ACQUIRE A.~ DEVELOP OPEN SPACE FOR A "GREENBELT- PARK" (WEST HARVARD GULCH) WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. WHEREAS . Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1 961 as amended provides for th e ~aking o f g rants by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Deve1opment to States and 1oca1 pub1ic bodies to assist the~ in the acauisition and deve1opment of permanent interests in 1and for open space uses where such assistance is needed in carrying out a unified or officia11y coordinated prog ram for the provision and deve1opment of open space 1and as part of the comp~hensive1y p1anned 1and deve1op- ment of the urban areas; and WHEREAS, the City of Eng1e~ood, Co1orado, a ~unicipal corporation, hereinafter somet~es referred to as App1icant, desires to acquire and deve1op the fu11 fee sLmp1e interest to certa~n 1and known as the Greenbe1t-Park in Northwest Eng1ewood (West Harvard Gu1ch), which 1and is to be he1d and used for permanent open space 1and for parks; and WHEREAS. Tit1e VI of the Ci~i1 Righ t s Act of 1964 and the Regu1ations of the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment effectuating that Tit1e, provide that no person sha11 be discriminated against because of race, co1or or nationa1 origin in the use of the 1and acquired and/or deve1oped; and WHEREAS, it is recognized that the contract for Federa1 grant ~11 impose certain ob1igations and responsi - b~1ities upon the App1icant and wi11 require among other things; (1) assurances that fami1ies and individua1s disp1ace d as a resu1t of the open space 1and project are offered decent, safe and sanitary housing, (2) comp1iance ~th Federa1 1abor standards, and (3) comp1iance ~th Federa1 requirements re1ating to equa1 emp1oyment opportunities; and WHEREAS, it is est~ated that the cost of acquiring fu11 fee simp1e interest in said 1and ~11 be $103.950.00; and WHEREAS, it is esti~ated that the cost of deve1opment of said 1and ~11 be $106.850.00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of necessary demo1ition and remova1 of improvements on said 1and ~11 be $3.000.00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the tota1 amount of re1ocation payments be made to e1igib1e site occupants dis- p1aced from property to be acquired ~11 be $66.000.00. -- - - - NOW • THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLvED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COL ORADO. as fo11o~s: 1. That an app1ication be ~ade to the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment for a grant in an amount authorized by the Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1961 as amended. which amount is present1y estLmated to be $106.900.00. p1us costs of re1ocation.and the App1icant ~11 pay the ba1ance of the cost from other funds avai1ab1e to it. 2. That adequate open-space 1and for the 1oca1ity cannot effective1y be provided through the use of existing undeve1oped or predominant1y undeve1oped 1and. 3. That the City Manager of the City of Eng1e~ood, Co1orado is hereby authorized and directed to execute and to fi1e such app1ication ~th the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment. to provide additiona1 information and to furnish such documents as ~ay be required by said Depart- ment, and to execute such contracts as are requ~red by said Depart:Inent, and to act as the authorized correspondent of the App1icant. 4. That the proposed acquisition and devel.opment is ~n accordance ~th pl.ans for the a11ocation of l.and for open- space uses, and that, shoul.d said grant be made, the Appl.icant wi11 acquire, deve1op, and retain said l.and for the uses desig- nated in said appl.ication and approved by the Department of Hous~ng and Urban Deve1opment. 5. That the United States of America and the S ecretary of Housing and Urban Deve1opment be, and they hereby are, assured of fu11 compl.iance by the App1icant with regu1a- -t:ions of the Depart:ment of Housing and Urban. Deve1opment effectuatLng Tit1e VI of the Civi1 Rights Act of 1964. 6. That there exists :Ln. the 1oca1ity an adequate 8D10unt: of decent, sa.£e, and sanitary housi.ng "Which is avail.a.bl.e to persons disp1aced as a. resul.t of the open-space l.and project, at: prices which are w-ithin their financial. means, and which are not genera11y 1ess desirabl.e in regard to pub1ic util.ities and pub1ic and commerc ial. facil.i.ties than the dwe11:Lngs of the displ.aced i.ndi~dual.s and famil.ies, and it is the intent of this body that such disp1acees, wi11 be rel.ocat:ed in accordance with the app1icabl.e regul.ations of the Department of Housing and Urban Devel.opment. 7.. TI-aat: the United Sates of Amterica. and the Secretary of Housing and Urban Devel.opment be, and they hereby are, assured of fu11 co~pl.iance by the Appl.icant w1th the Federal. l.abor standards 1mposed under Titl.e VII of the Housing Act of 1961, as amended . Mayor -2- II -- • • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that : 1. He is a du1y qua1ified and acting Director of Finance, ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, a municipa1 corporation, hereinafter ca11ed the App1icant and the keeper of its records. 2. The attached Reso1ution is copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted App1~cant he1d on the day of recorded Ln this office. a true and correct at a meeting of the 1972. du1y 3. The meeting was du1y convened a:nd he1d i_n a11 respects in accordance W'i.th 1aw and to the extent required by 1aw. Due and proper ~otice of the meeting was given. A 1ega1 quorum was present throughout the meetLng and a 1ega11y sufficient number of members of the App1icant voted in the proper manner for the adoption of the Reso1ution. A11 of the require~ents and proceedings under 1aw incident to the proper adoption or passage of the Reso1ution have been du1y fu1fi11ed, carried out and otherwise observed. 4. If the ~pression of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow it co~stitutes officia1 sea1 of the App1icant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the officia1 sea1. 5. The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF • the undersigned has hereun.to set h~s hand th~s day of 1972. D:Lrecto:r of Fin.an.ce ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk • • • • • RESOLUTION NO. ---l."-'6-----• SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF THE APPLICATION FOR A GRANT TO ACOUIRE A.'lD DEVELOP OPEN SPACE FOR A "GREENBELT- PARK" (WEST HARVARD GULCH) WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO. WHEREAS, Tit1e VII of the Housing Act of 1961 as amended provLdes for the making of grants by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Deve1o pmen t to States and 1oca1 pub1ic bodies to assist t hem in the acouisition and deve1opment of permanent interests in 1and for open space uses where such assistance is needed in carrying out a unified or officia11y coordinated program for the provision and deve1op~ent of open space 1and as part of the comprehensive1y p1anned 1and deve1op- DJent of the urban areas; and WHEREAS, the City of Eng1e~ood, Co1orado, a municipa1 corporation, hereinafter somet~es referred to as App1icant, desires to acquire and deve1op the fu11 fee s~p1e interest to certain 1and known as the Greenbe1t-Park in Northwest Eng1e~ood (West Harvard Gu1ch), which 1and is to be he1d and used for permanent open space 1and for parks; and WHEREAS. Tit1e VI of the Civi1 Rights Act of 1964 and the Regu1ations of the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1op~ent effectuating that Tit1e, provide that no person sha11 be discriminated against because of race, co1or or nationa1 origin in the use of the 1and acquired and/or deve1oped; and WHEREAS, it is recognized that the contract for Federa1 grant wi11 impose certain ob1igations and responsi- bi1ities upon the App1icant and ~11 require among other things; (1) assurances that fami1ies and indi~iduals disp1aced as a resu1t of the open space 1and project are offered decent, safe and s anitary housing, (2) comp1iance with Federa1 1abor standards, and (3) comp1iance ~th Federa1 requirements re1ating to equa1 emp1oyment opportunities; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of acquir.Lng fu11 fee simp1e interest in said 1and ~11 be $103.950.00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of deve1opment of said 1and ~11 be $106.850.00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the cost of necessary demo1ition and remova1 of improvements on said 1and wi11 be $3.000.00; and WHEREAS, it is estimated that the tota1 amount of re1ocation payments be made to e1igib1e site occupants dis- p1aced from property to be acquired ~11 be $66.000.00. I • • • - - - NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo110W'S: 1. That an app1icat~on be made to the Department of Housing and Urban Development: for a grant in an cu:nount author~zed by the Title VII of the Housing Act of 1961 as amended. which amount is present:1y est:~mat:ed to be $106,900.00, p1us costs of re1ocat:ion,and the App1icant wi11 pay the ba1ance of the cost from other funds avai1ab1e to it. 2. That adequate open-space 1and fo r the 1 oc a1ity cannot: effectively be provided through the use of existing undeveloped or predominantly undeveloped 1and. 3. That: t:he City Manager of the City of Englewood, Colorado is hereby authorized and directed to execute and to fi1e such application ~th the Department: of Housing and Urban Developmen t, to provide additional Lnformat:ion and to furnish such documents as may be required by sa1d Depart- ment., and to execute such contracts as are required by said Department., and to act as the authorized correspondent of t:he App 1icant:_ 4. That the proposed acquisition and deve1opment is in accordance ~th p1ans for the a11ocation of 1and for open- space uses., and that, shou1d said grant be ~de, the App1icant wi11 acquire, devel.op, and retain said 1and for the uses desig- nated in said app1ication and approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment. 5. That the United States of Amer~ca and the Secretary of Housing and U rban Deve1opment be, and they hereby are, assured of fu11 co~p1iance by the App1icant with regu1a- t:ions of the Departinent o f Housing and Urban Deve1opt:nent effectuating Tit:1e VI of t:he Civi1 Rights Act: of 1964_ 6. That there exists in the 1oca1ity an adequate a:mo\.J.rlt of decent, safe, and sanitary housing which i.s ava..i.1ab1e to persons disp1aced &s a resu1t of the open-space 1and project., at prices which are W"ithin their finan.cial. means., and which are not genera11y l.ess desirab1e in regard to pub1ic uti.1i.ties and pub1ic and commercial. faci.1ities than the dwe11ings of the di.sp1aced i.ndi.vidua1s and fami1ies, and it is the intent of this body that such di.sp1acees, wi11 be re1ocated in accordance ~th the app1i.cab1e regu1ations of the Deparoment of Housing and Urban Deve1opment. 7. That the United Sates of America and the Secretary of Housing and Urban De.ve1opiDent be, and they hereby are, assured of fu11 compl.iance by the App1icant wieh the Federa1 1abor standards ~posed under Tit1e VII of the Hous~ng Act of 1961, as amended. Mayor -2 - -• 2X - • • • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that : 1. He is a du1y q~a1ified and acting Director of Finance. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood, Co1orado. a municipa1 corporation. hereinafter ca11ed the App1icant and the keeper of its records. 2. The attached Reso1ution ~s copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted App1icant he1d on the day of recorded in this office. a true and correct at a meeting of the 1972. du1y 3. The meeting was du1y convened and he1d in a11 respects in accordance ~th 1a~ and to the extent required by 1aw. Due and proper notice of the meeting was given. A 1ega1 quorum was present throughout the meeting and a 1ega11y sufficient number of ~embers of the App1icant voted in the proper manner for the adoption of the Reso1ution. A11 of the requirements and proceedLngs under 1aw ~nc~dent to the proper adopt~on or passage of the Reso1ution have been du1y fu1fi11ed, carried out and otherwise observed. 4_ If the impression of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow it constitutes officia1 sea1 of the App1ican.t and this Certificate is hereby executed under the officia1 seal. 5. The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned has hereunto set his hand this day of 1972. Director of Finance ex off~c~o City C1erk • • 1'32X - • • RESOLUTIO:O. SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTIO;,< AL'THORIZI~G GRA.."'T OF UTILITY EASE'I-!ENT REQUIRED BY PUBLIC SERVICE CO~IPA.."Y OF COLORADO FOR GAS LINE TO THE CITY 'S SEWER PLANT. Wl-lEREAS, Public Service Com.pa.ny o f C o 1orad o req uires a u t ility easement in order to serve the C ity sewe r p 1ant ~t h n atura1 gas; and WHEREAS, it ~ou1d be in the best interes t o f the City to grant such easement to t he Pub1ic S e rvice Co~p an y o f Co1orado . N OW . THEREFO RE • BE I T RESOL VED B Y THE C I TY C O UNCIL OF THE C ITY O F ENGLEWOOD . COL ORADO. as fo11ows : 1 . A ut~1 ~t y ease~ent ~s hereby granted to Pub1ic Service Co~pan y o f Co1orado described as fo~1ows: Commencing at the NW corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of section 33, thence a1ong the north 1ine of said SE 1 /4, bearing S 89° 50' E, a distance of 594.31 feet, thence S 0° 02' E, a distance of 15.00 feet, thence N 89° 50' W a distance of 5.00 feet to the true point of beginning; thence N 0° 02' W, a distance of 29.18 feet, thence N 89° SO' W a distance of 127.59 feet, thence S 45° 00' W a distance of 38 feet to a point of te~nus. Said easement is 10 feet in width . 2. That the Mayor o £ the City of E ng1ewood is hereby authorized to execute said uti1ity easement. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thi.s 20th day of March 1972. I. Wi.11i.am L. McDi.vi.tt. ex offi.ci.o Ci.ty C1erk of the City of Eng 1ewood, Co1orado, do hereby certify that the above and fore g oing is a true, accurate, and comp1ete copy of a.soioeion No . '' • Series ~:2. ~~ exo£fi~k • • • r 32x RES OLUTIO~ S ERIES OF I 9 72 RESO LUTIO~ AUTI-IORI ZING GRA~T O F UTILITY EASEMENT RE Q UIRE D BY P U BLI C SERVIC E C O:!-IPANY O F C O L ORADO FOR G AS LINE T O THE C ITY 'S SEWER PLANT- WHE REAS , Pub1ic S e rvic e Com pany of Co 1 orado requires a uti1ity easement in order to serve the City sewer p1ant ~tb natura1 g as ; and WHEREAS , it ~ou 1 d be in the best interest of the City to grant such easement to t he Pub 1 i..c Service Company of Co1orado. NOW. THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as foiiows : 1. A uti..1ity easement is hereby granted to Pub1ic S ervice Company of Co1orado described as fo11ows: Commencing at the NW corner of the S E 1/4 o f the NE 1/4 of section 33, thence a1ong the north 1ine of said SE 1/4, bearing S 89° SO' E, a distance of 594.31 feet, thence S 0° 02' E, a distance of 15.00 feet, thence N 89° 50' W a distance of 5.00 feet to the true point of begLnni..ng; thence N 0° 02' W, a distance of 29.18 feet, thence N 89° 50' W a distance of 127-59 feet. thence S 45° 00' W a distance of 38 fee_t to a point of tertninus. Said easem.ent ~s IO feet Ln width- 2_ That the Mayor of the City of Eng1ewood is hereby authorized to execute said uti 1 i..t y easeUJent:. ADOPTED AND APPROVED th ~s day of I972- Mayor ATTEST : ex offLcio City Cierk I. Wi11iam L. McDivitt. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true. accurate. and co~p1ete copy of Resoiution No-Series of 1972- ex officio City Cierk • • r 32x • • • RES O LUTION S E R IES OF 1 97 2 RESO LUTION AU THORIZ I NG GR.Pu'ilT O F U TI L ITY E AS E ME NT REQ U I RE D BY PUBLIC SERVIC E COMPANY OF COL ORADO FOR GAS LI NE TO T HE CITY'S SE t..'E R PLA NT. WHEREAS,. Pub1i.c Service Company of Co1orado requires a uti1ity easement in order to serve the City sewer p1ant with natura1 gas; and WHEREAS,. it ~ou 1 d be Ln the best interest of the City to grant such e asement to the Pub1ic Service Company of Co1orado. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fo11o~s: 1. A uti1ity easement is hereby granted to Pub1ic Service Company of Co1orado described as fo11o~: Commencing at the NW corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of section 33. thence a1ong the north 1ine of said SE 1/4. bearing S 89° 50' E. a distance of 594.31 feet, thence S 0° 02' E. a distance of 15.00 feet, thence N 89° 50' W a distance of 5.00 feet to the true point of beginning; thence N 0° 02' w. a distance of 2 9 .18 feet, thence N 89° 50' W a dLstance of 127.59 feet:. thence S 45° 00' W a. distance of 38 fee_t: to a poLnt: of t:erm.i..nus. Said ease.men.t is 10 feet in -idth. 2. That the Mayor of the City of Eng1ewood is hereby authorized to execute said uti1ity easement. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of 1972. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk I. Wi11iam L. McDivitt. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true. accurate. and comp1ete copy of Reso1uti.on No. Series of 1972 . ex officio City C1erk • • • /'32 • • • • RESOLUTION 18 SERIES OF 1.9 72 RESOLUTIO N S TATING THE LA..-.:D ACQUI SITI O N POL ICY I N N ORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD FOR A G REEN-B E L T PARK (WEST HARVARD G ULC H ) IN NORTHWES T ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . WHEREAS. on the 20th day of March A.D •• 1.972. City Counci1 of the City of Eng 1ewood 7 authorizes fi1ing of an app1Lcation for a g rant to acquire and deve1op open space for a Greenbe1t-Park (West H arvard Gu1ch) ~thin the City of Eng1ewood; and WHEREAS. Section 402 of the Housing and Urban Deve1opment Act of 1965 requires that. as a condition of e1igibi1ity for assistance under the Open Space Land Program the app1icant must satisfy the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment that it wi.11 fo11oW' cer·ta.i..n prescribed 1and acquisition po1icies. NOW. THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fol.l.ows: 1. That the City of Eng1ewood 7 its agents or e~p1oyees ~11 ~e every reasonab1e effort to acquire the property by negotiated purchase before instituting eminent domain proceedings (Lnc1uding administrative takLngs and s~1ar proceedings for the compu1sory acquisition of rea1 propert:y) • 2. Tnat said City of Eng1e~ood_ its agents or eMp1oyees wi11 not require any owner to surrender possession of the property unti1 the app1icant pays~ or causes to be paid~ to the owner the agreed purchase price arrived at by negotiation, or i...n. any case where on1y the SJDOu.n.t of the payment to the o~er is in dispute, not 1ess than 75 percent of the appraised fair market va1ue as approved by the app1i- cant or, if subsequent to HUD concurrence in the acquisition price for the property. as concurred Ln by HUD. 3. That the City of Eng1ewood, its agents or emp1oyees wi11 not require any person 1aw£u11y occupying property to surrender possession ~thout at 1east 90 days written notice f~ the app1icant of the date on which posses sion wi11 be required. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of March 1.972 • Mayor • • r 32x • • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that: 1. He is a du1y qua1ified and acting D~rector of Finance. ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1e~ood. Co 1 orado, a municipa1 corporation, hereinafter ca11ed the App1icant and the keeper of its records. 2. The attached Reso1ution is a true and correct copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted at a meeting of the App1icant he1d on the 20th day of March, 1972, du1y recorded in this office. 3. The meeting was du1y convened and he1d in a1 1 respects :i_:n a.ccorda.:nce ~t:h 1a.w and to t:he extent required by 1aw. Due and proper notice of the meeting was giveu. A 1ega1 q~orum was present: throughout the meeting and a 1ega11y su£f:i.cient: num..ber of members of the App1i.cant:. voted in the proper ~anner for the adoption of the Reso1ut:ion. A11 of the requirements and proceedings under 1aw ~ncident to the proper adoption or passage of the Reso1ution have been du1y fu1f~11ed. carried out and otherwise observed. 4. If the ~pression of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow ~t constitutes officia1 sea1 of the App1icant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the officia1 sea1. 5. The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the undersigned bas hereunto set his hand this day of 1972. Director of Finance ex officio City C1erk -2- • • r 32x • - • - RESOLL-riO~ SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION STATING THE UL~D ACQUISITION POLICY IN ~ORTHWEST E N G LEWOOD FOR A GREEN-BELT PARK (WE S T HARVARD GULCH) IN NORTHWE S T ENGLEWOOD. COLO RADO. WHEREAS~ on the 20th day of March A.D., 1972, C~t y Counc~1 o f t h e C i t y of Eng1ewood, authorizes fi 1 i ng of an app1ication f or a g rant to ac q uire and de~e 1 op open space for a Gree nbe 1 t-Park (West H arvard Gu 1 ch ) with in the City of Eng1e~oo d; and WHEREAS, Section 402 of the H ousing and U rban Deve1opment Act of 1965 requires that, as a condition of e1igibi 1 i ty for assistance under the Open Space Land Program t h e app1icant ~usc satisfy the Department of Housing and U rban Deve1opment that it ~11 fo11ow certain prescribed 1and acquisition po1icies. NOW . THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11a-s: 1. That the City of Eng1ewood. its agents or emp1oyees ~11 make every reasonab1e effort to acquire the property by negotiated purchase before ~nstitut~ng eminent domain proceedings (inc1uding administrative takings and s~i1ar proceed~ngs for the compuLsory acquisition of rea1 property). 2. That said City o£ Eng1ewood, its agents or emp1oyees ~11 not require any owner to surrender possession of the property unti1 dhe app1icant pays. or causes to be paid. to the owner the agreed purchase price arrived at by negotiation. or ~n any case where on1y the amount o£ the payment to the owner ~s in dispute. not 1ess than 75 percent of the appraised fair market va1ue as approved by the app1i- cant or. if subsequent to HUD concurrence Ln the acquis~tion price f or the property, as concurred in by HUD. 3. That the City of Eng1ewood. its agents or emp1oyees ~11 not require any person 1awfu11y occupyLng property to surrender possession without at 1east 90 days written notice f~ the app1icant of the date on which possession ~1 1 be required. ADOPTED AND APPROVED t:b:l.s day of I972 • Mayor • • I' 32X • • • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that: 1. He is a du1y qua1ified and acting Director of F~nance 7 ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood 7 Co1orado. a municipa1 corporation. hereinafter ca11ed the App1icant and the keeper of its records. 2. The attached Reso1ution is a true and correct copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted at a meeting of the App1icant he1d on the 20th day of March. 1972. du1y recorded in this office. 3. The meeting ~as du1y convened and he1d in a11 respects in accordance ~idh 1a~ and to the extent required by 1aw. Due and proper notice of the meeting was given. A 1ega1 quorum was present throughout the meeting and a 1ega11y sufficient number of members of the App1icant voted in the . proper ~anner for the adoption of the Reso1ution. A11 of t he requirements and proceedings under 1aw Lncident to the proper adoption or passage of the Reso1ution have been du1y fu1fi11ed. carrLed out and otherwise observed. 4. If the Lmpression of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow it constitutes officia1 sea1 o f the App1icant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the officia1 sea1. 5. The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the undersigned has hereunto set his hand this day of 1972. Director of Finance e x o fficio City C1erk -2- • • • r 32X - • • • • • t • - t=ftZ .,g&,.rcic I A L VA-.... ENT I " 2::; ¥.,..._ TO: Stanley H . Dial , City Manager DATE: PllOM: Charles B. Carroll., Jr . • Di.rector of Utilities ~. Q7Z. • .._ -F" OF ENGLE .. co'";. ~~7_ Cas Line Easement at Sewage Treatment Plant Atc.ached is a utility easement required by Publi.c Service Compa.ny for a rerouted gas line at the sewer plant. The drawing shows the easement outline d in red . Att: • • r • • -~--l -~~Yiffi~g:;/-- • y i ! -' --• .... -··--·------- ------:..~- • • • :::::::::~~:-1 • • I'