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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-04-17 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• 0 ... • Counci1 Meeting --Apri1 17 , 1 9 72 • • • • • REGULAR MEETING : • COUNCI L CHAMBERS CITY OF E NGLEWCX>D , COLORAIX> APRIL 3 ,. 1 972 OFFICIAU CrrY' COU "CI L DOCUMEN"''! r -~ -o : . 1 COU " 0 FI LE CITY OF E GLt:.... ... wOOD. CO LO ... Th City (.;~unci.1 of the Ci.ty o £ Engl.ewood , A r apahoe County , C ol.orado, met i.n reg-u1ar s 'S~ .1.0r• o n Ap1 i.1 3 ,. 1 '72 , a 8:05 P .M. Ma yo!::" Sent:..:., pr •& d..1....nq , ca1 1ed the meeting to order . T h e invocation w s yi.ven by C ounc i.l.man Brown . Pl.edge of Al.l.egi.ance was l.ed by Pack No . 5 . The Mayo r asked for roll. ca1 1. Upon the ca11 of the rol.l., the fol.l.ow i.ng pres~nt: Council. M embers Schwab , Lay , Hcnn~tq , Brown , Bl.essi.ng , Senti.. Absent: C ounc il. ~emb~r Dhori.ty . The Mayor decl.ared a quorum present . Al.so p resent w erE!-: City Manager Dial. Assistant City Manager McDivitt C ity Attorney Berardi.n i. COUNC:X:l..WOMAN HENNING MOVED, COU.NCILMAN BROWN SECONDED , T HAT THE M .:X:Nt.rrES OF THE REGUI.A..R MEETING OF MARCH 20 , 1972 , BE APPROVED AS READ . Upon the cal.l. of the rol.l., the vote resul.ted as f ol.l.ow s: Ayes: C o un.cil. Metnbers Schw ab , Lay ,.. Henning,.. Brown , Bl.essi..ng , Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Dhori.ty . The Mayor decl.ared the mo ion carried . COUNCI LMAN BLESSING MC>VED ,. COUNCILWOMAN HENNING S£ClONDEO,. THAT THE M.l:Nt.ITES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 27 , 1.972 , BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the c a l.l. o f the rol.l., the vote resul.ted a s fol.l.ows: Ayes : Council. Members Schw ab . Henning , Brown , Bl.essi.ng ,. Senti.. Nays: None Abstaining: Council. Member Lay . Absent: C ouncil. Member Dhority. T he Mayor dec1ared the mo ion c arried . Mayor Sent i. recognized the fo l.l.owi.ng peopl.e from the List o f Special. Citizen Program 1nvi.tees: Mr~ Donal.d D . Sal.ter , 3700 South Del.aw are Street . Precinct No _ 4; Mr . Arthur G . Davis , 1030 West Stanf o rd Pl.ace , Precinct No _ 12 ; Mr . and Mrs . Wi.11i.am H . O l.sen. 21.93 West Xl.iff Avenue . Precinct No . 1; Mr . and Mrs . Rona1d Sands , 2921. We st Sarato ga Avenue , Precinct No. 1 3 ~ • • • • • -2 - Mr. Harold Rust , Manager of the Eng1ewood office of the Public Service Company r a ppeared before Council and prese nted the P ublic Serv1ce c ompany•s fLrst quarter franchise c h eck ~ the amount of $46 ,706 .9 1. Mr. Stanley E . Rhodus , 2324 West Harvard Avenu e , appeared to present p etition pro testin~ any form of 1ow cost hou sing in the Scenic View area . Mr. Rhodu s fe1t that the Scenic View area w as very vulnerable to de - velopers in that it w as on e of the 1east developed areas o f the C ity and yet had many attributes making it fa vo rable f o r development . He stated that he and the other peo ple signing the p etitio n did not want to be f o rced into any development , especia11y i£ the City •s powers o f ~m inent d o~ain were e xerc ised. Residents of the area , he noted, would not be s w ayed by any argument that the Scenic View Ele~entary School woul d be closed iC not filled to capacity. He questioned the c omprehens ive rezoning scheme of the City and stated that the Scenic View a rea was not adequately rep resented on the Workable Program Citiz ens C ommittee . He questioned the need for the Workable Program Citizens Committee , stating that the present c odes of the City w ere adequate to do the j ob. He also expressed a desire for more bus service and not golf c ourses or bike paths in the area. He stated that residents of the area w ant recognition and communication --the y do not want to be treated as something the City ~herited. He fe lt that meetings should be held in the Scenic View Elementary School w henever it concerns the citizens o f that area. The p etition c ontaining approximately 149 signatures (count unverified by C lerk.) w as received by the C ity Clerk and marked as E xhibit "A ." Counci1man Sch-ab inquired of Mr. Rhodus ho--e c ould adequately determine who rides the bus if se rvice were provided in the area. Mr Rhodus answ ered that a tria1 run or t wo would be sufficient. Counci1man Sch w ab then asked if he w anted the Workable Program Citizen s Committee meetings held in Scenic View E letnentary School . M.r . Rhodus answ-ered t.hat he did since i.t affects that area . C ouncilman Schw ab inquired if Mr . Rhodus w ould help to publicize any meetings held in the area , and Mr . Rhodus said he wou ld . Counci1ma.n B 1essi..n.g inquired of Mr. Rhodus if he felt that he truly rep resented the peo ple who signed the petition . Mr . Rhodus stated that he believed he did. Councilman Blessing asked Mr Rhodus who had to1d him that Scenic View Elementary S c hool would be c1osed Mr . Rhodus answ ered that he had heard the s tatement a numbe r of times although he did not know from w hom. C ouncilwoman Henning told Mr . Rhodus that there were tW"o member s from the Northw est Englew ood Improvement Asso ciation on the Wo rkable Program C itizens C ommittee , Mr . George Johnston , 2401 South Peco s , an.d Mr. Herbert Mosbarger , 2250 West Wesley Avenue. Mayor Senti told Mr. Rhodus that he felt he wa s not getting a1 1 of the facts to w hich MI . Rhodu s answ-ered that he w as sure he w as not and that the peop1e of the area w anted to know e xactly what was going on. T h e Mayo r answ-ered that there w as no program o£ any k ind yet established f o r the area . C ouncilwoman l-len.ni.ng noted that one of the plans under discussio n i s for an information center to be l o c ated within the area . COUNCILM.AN SCHWAB MOVED , COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED , THAT A. MEETING OF THE WORKABLE PROG RAM C I TIZENS COMMITTEE BE HELD IN THE SCENIC VIEW ELEMENrARY SCHOOL WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DA.Y S IN ORDER TO EXPLAIN TO THE PEOPLE OF TRE AREA WHAT IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR SCENIC VIEW AND J:N O RDER TO DIS - TRIBtrrE INFORMATION WHICH MAY BE HELPFUL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE AREA. Mr. Rhodus indicated that he would like to have ten days n o tice prior to the meeting s o that he could notify the peo p1e o f the area w hen the meeting w ould be held . Upon the c a11 of the ro1 1 o n the motion, the vote resulted as foll ows: Ayes: Cbunc il Members Schw ab , Lay , Henning , Brown, B 1essing , Senti. • \ ~ • • • • • • -3 - Nays: None Absent: Coun.ci.1 Member Dh.o ri...ty. The Mayo r dec1ared he mot~on carried . The m:Lnutes o f tho P1anni..ng and Zoning C ommi.ssi.on meeting o£ March 7 , 1972 ~ w ere received for the r cord . The minutes of the Workab1e Program Citizens C o~i...ttee meeting o f March 23~ 1972 ~ w ere received for the record. A report from Wi...11i...am A . Hami.1 ton, Fire C hief , and De1 McCarty, Train~g Officer , on their attendance at the Fire Department Instructor"& C onference in Kansas City, Missouri., on March 14 -17 , 1972 , was received for the record. A memora.n.dUJn from Mr . Larry Thompson to Mr. Ch.as . B. Carro 11 , Jr., Uti1ities Director , reporting on his attendance at the Water P o11ution C ontro1 Federation C onfere n ce he1d in wa s hington , D . c ., o n March 14 , 1972 , was received for the record. T h e minutes o f the w ate r and Sew er Board ~eetLng of March 21, 1 97 2 , received f or the record . T he minutes o f the B oard o f Career Service Commissioners meetLng o f March 16 , 1972 , w ere received f o r the reco rd . C ity Manager Dia1 explained that the C ouncil sh ou~d c on sider the pro- tests heard at the publ ic hearLng on March 27 and hopefu11y consider a bi11 on fi-st reading w hich would approve and apportion the costs of Paving District No . 20 . P ublic Works Director Ke11s Waggoner discussed the protests in the order shown in his memorandum to Mr. Stanley H . Dial., City Manager , dated March 31 , 1972 . Hi s presentation w as accompanied w ith pictures wherever appro- priate . T he memorandum is reproduced in fu11 as fo11ows: Stanley H . Dial. DATE: March 31 , 1 9 72 FROM : Ke11s Waggoner S UBJECT: PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20 The hearing on assessments for PavLng District No. 20 wa s he1d on Monday, March 27 , 1972 , at 8:00 P .M . T he fo11ow1ng are comments relative to the protests received at that hearing: 1 . 2000-2300 w. Baker Mr. Bliss , 2060 w. Baker , commented on the design of Baker in that i c e forms i..n the gutter. Attached are pictures showing the trees w hich shade the street at that location. Drainage i s good, as shown in t he photos . Assessment is correct. • \ ! ~ • • • - • • -4 - 2. 400 W~ C orne11 Letter from Fern M . C ox in behalf of her parents (Ada E. and A1va T. Summers ~ 3055 S . Lincoln) protesting assessment because it would cause financial hardship . Assessment is correct . 3. 600 w. Corne~1 Le ter from Ben3ami~ P . Na~an ~ 4428 South B a nnock , protesting assess- ments because th y ar not reaso nable or JUSt. Assessment is correct . 4. 800 E . C ornell (a) Letter from John A . Crisw e11 in behalf o£ Carol ine B . Weist, 835 East C orne11, p rotesting assessment because the assessment is not based upon the benefits accruing fro~ the improvements to the property involved. Assessment i s correct. (b) Letter from John C . Ho1oubek , 3046 S. Clarkson, protesting assessment because it would cause financLa1 hardship . Assessment is correct . S . 900 E ast C orne11 (a) Letter fro m Donald Weakland protesting assessment because property has no dir ct a ccess to C ornell. Assessment is correct . Attached is a map showing subject property in relationship to other Weakland ownership and l o cation of property from Cornell . Attached also are maps showing 1~e situations w here assessments w ere levied in p rior districts . Assessment fol lows standard siz e street assess- m e nt procedure . In review ing the Weakland p ro ~~gt w e did find an adjacent property which was assessed t oo much . The error occurred in calculating the amount of squaLe footage for rear z o ne assessment. This property is owned by A . Harlan and Leona R. Bo11. (b) Letter from Stanley R. Medsker stating that property as sessed w as so1d to City of Englewood . Assessment is correct . The City is in the process o f obtaining a Treasurer•s Deed t o the property and should pay the assessment before the assessment roll is certified to the County . Assessment amount is $156.81 . 6 . 4 700 s . Decatur (a) Letter from Windsor B . W ade ~ Jr.~ 2903 W . Layton, p rotesting assessment for 40 feet o f removal and replacement of curbw alk . Assessment is correct . Attached is a picture showing the s ettlement before c onstruction and the 30 feet that the c ontractor put in with the same problem as the or~gina1; and a picture showing the resul ts of removing 40 feet in o rder to pick up additi?na1 grade . The contractor did not misjudge the remova 1 but w as instructed to remove the additional 10 feet for grade . (b) Mrs . Ferguson ~ 2740 w _ Union , commented on Decatur and asked questions for information. Assessment is c o rrect. 7 . 000 We st Lehigh Letter fro m S . R . Andrews , Representative of Cont inental O i1 Company , protesting a portion of total assessment as it re1ates to an aban - doned underground tank . The assessment for pavLng and concrete is correct . There w as an assessment of $720 -52 mads against the p r operty f o r e x tra work necessary to f ill an underground tank . The tank w as within the street right -of -way and we do not know w ho put it there , w hen it was insta11ed or abandoned , whether an encro achment agree~ent was made, or whether the City had a pproved • • • • • -5 - the method of abandonment_ The tank had s ome ol.d oil. i..n the bottom and w e assumed it had been used by the station as ~aste oil. storage . An equitab1 s olution might be to sp1~t the assessment for the tank work . 8 . 000 We st "'1ar i.e1d Letter £rom Ho~ard & F.ve1yn Ph ~11ips protesting assessment because wo rk "W as not nc..--d r-.-'1. As sess.men 1-S correct _ 9 . A11cy between South Acoma St. and South Broadway -4400 block south - We st Radc1iff Ave. to West Stanford Ave. Letter £rom John w _ Geiger , Jr ., C ounsel. for Agnes Mary KLnney , p r otesting assessment for a11ey s ince property does not rece1-ve fair benefits from the ~provements. Assessment is correct. T h e changes outlined on the attached recommendation 1ist wi1 1 change the Section A & B T ta1s as fo1 1ows ; Present totals Bo11 property Third Stok 1y C o rp . property Proposed totals T otal. Section A & B Si.ncere1y " /S/ K e11s Waggoner Director of Pub1ic Works K.W:pd att. Secti...on A 5384 .,727.68 28.57 360 .26 5384 ,338.85 Section B $108 ,421.27 28.57 360 .26 Sl..OB ,Bl.O.l..O $493 ,148.95 NOTE: Attachme nts are not reproduced herein. At one point City Manager Dial. inter jected to note that w henever Mr ~ Waggoner stated ''Assessment is correct•• he meant that the mathe.matica1 compu tations ~ere reviewed and were accurate based on the City •s po1icy o f assessing on both depth and front f ootage. Mr~ Waggoner in referring to 9 00 East C ornell.. in his memorandum stated that the origina1 assessment to A. Harlan and Leona R . Bo11 had bean reduced from $100 .00 to $71 .43 after review by the Engineering Division . In reference to 4700 South Decatur, Councilman Brown w ondered if it wou1d not be possLbl c for the Enginee ring Division to run accurate grades before construction. Mr~ Dial indicated that this certainly c ou1d be done but w ould be c o stly and impractical.. Council-oman Henning inquired if anyone had spoken to Mr. Wade at the time i...t -as necessary to remove ten extra feet o f sidew alk than had original..1y been anticipated . Mr. Waggoner indicated that he did not think so . With reference to 000 West Lehigh , Councilwoman Henning inquired of the City Attorney whether splitting the cost o f fi11Lng the abando ned tank ~as acceptable to Mr. Andrews. Mr. Berardini stated that it was. Councilman Schw ab inquired i f the tank was 1ocated on pub1ic property and Mr . Waggoner said it a ppeared s o. City Manager Dia1 asked the City Attorney i£ he looll0 u1d reccunmend any change Ln the Weist assessment (see 4(a) o£ the memorandum). City Attorney BerardLni answered that he wou1d not~ • • • • • -6 - Counc~~man Bro ~~ asK~d ~f he Pub1~c Works Director would supp1y hLm ~ith the a ssessment f~qurcs f o r the Cox p r operty (3055 South Linco1n). MI. Waggoner gave him the figures. C oun c~1 wom.n Hennin~ as k ed if the Weakland p roperty were p l.atted . Mr. Waggoner said it wft &. COUNCILMI\.N L.A.Y MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SECONDED , T HA.T THE RECOMMENDA- TION5MAI>E BY THE PUBLZC WORJ<S DIRECTOR BE A PPROVED. Coun c~Lman Schw ab said hat he wou1d l.ike someone from the City to ta1k w ith Mr . Weak1and and exp 1ain his assess~ent to him in p erson . C ity Manager Di...a1 said that this wou1d be done . Counci1woma.n 1-lenn.i..ng asked if i...t wou1d b a bad p r ecedent to 1ow er an assessment such as tha one to Mr . Weak1and . C ounc i...1 Members S c hwab and Lay indicated that they te1 t i...t wou1d be harmfu1. The C1 y Attorney said that i...t wou1d not be a bad practice t o a1ter an asses~ment w here i...t w as incorrect , but he noted i..n the case o t Mr. Weak1and there w as o bvious1y some benefit accruing to his property by the Lmp rovement if there w er an ove r1and r oute to his p roperty . C ounci...l.m.&.n Sl.essin q e x pressed concern o·.·er the hardship s such as sess- ments p1aced o n r etir e d p rson s and o thers on fixed incomes and asked if there w as any ~ay the C ity c o uld assist them . C ity Manager Dia1 indicated that the C ity a1~ow s the assessments to be paid ove r a ten -year period, whereas Bou1der, f or ex amp~e , a11ow s on1y f ~ve. T his he stated -as per mitted in o rder t o reduce the burden on s uch pers on s , a1tho ugh he did indica te that there we re certainl.y other methods in w hich to deal. w i th this situa tion. C ounci1woman Henning noted that at one time C ounci1 had receiv ed info rmation on the pro b1em of fixed income perso ns and the assessments they receive and n o ted that p erhaps in future dis tricts the Cou.nci.1 c ou1d ado pt new po1icy s pecifica11y aimed at a11eviating the situatio n they are fac ing in paying f o r s p ec ial asse s sments . U pon the c al.1 o £ the r o11 on the motion , the v o te resu1ted as fo1 1ows: A yes: C ou.nci1 r-lembers Schwab , Lay, Henni.ng , Brown, B1essi...ng , Senti . Nays : None Absent: C ouncil. Member Dho rity . The Mayor dec1ared the m o tio n carried . Introduced as a Bi.l.l. by Co unci1man Lay and read i.n £u11 , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE W HC>LE CX>ST OF THE l:MPROVEMENrS MADE IN P A VING DIST RICT NO . 20 , 1N T HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO; APPR:>VI.NG AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT O F SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN SAID DI:ST RICT; ASSF.SSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR T RACT OF LAND IN T HE DISTRICT ; P RESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR T HE COLLECTION A ND P AYMENT OF SAID ASSESS1'1ENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY • COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNC.l:LM.AN SC HWAB SECONDED , THAT T HE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND PUBLISHED .I:N FULL IN T HE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Upon the call. of the r o11, the vote resu lted as fo1 1ows : Ayes: C ounci1 Members Schw ab , Lay , Henning , Brown, Bl.essi...ng, Senti . Nays: None Absent: C ouncil. Member Dhority. T he Mayor declared the motion c a rried . • • • • • -7 - City Attorney BerardLni started to rev~e w the h~story on a Bi11 which wou1d vacate the South Linco1n Street/South Sher~an Street a11ey south of East Girard Avenue. Councilman Lay interjected to note that on March 20 this ordinance h ad failed and questioned whether it could be reintroduced at this meeting. The C ity Attorney indicated that a motion to re1ntroduce mu s t be brought up by one of the member s voting on he prevai1Lng side . COUNCILWOMAN HEN"N1NG MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , T HAT THE BILL ON FINAL READING VAC A TING THE ALLEY r..cx:::ATED ENTIRELY WIT HIN BLOCK 6 , PREMIER ADDITION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO , AND RESERV"rNG THEREIN THE RIGHT TO INSTALL, MAINTAIN , OPERATE , REPAIR, AND REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER MAIN AND OTHER UTILITIES NOW LOCATED IN SAID PUBLIC ALLEY BE RECONSID- ERED. Mr. David Senseney , Attorney, 3460 South Sherman Street, addressed the C ouncil on behalf o £ Off~ces Ltd . He notod thot if the a11ey were vacated, there would sti11 be access to the Parker property as set forth in the agree - ment which had been s igned between the two parties . Councilman Schwab questioned the pr cedent of vacatLng an a lley to provide for parking _ Counci1m.an Lay inquired i£ andonment of the alley really necessary. Mr. E . Bruce Schock , Architect for Of f~ccs Ltd ., a p peared befo re Counc~1 and stated that if the City would prov~de the five to six feet of al l ey needed and -ou1d impro ve it , then there w ou1d be need f o r the alley to be vacated. Councilman Lay inquired o f the City Attorney if there w ere a n y stipu l atio n as to what could or c o uld n o t be built in the alley. The Attorney stated that ~f the City acquires an easement , w hich it has in this case , then no structure c o uld be built o ver the alley if it w ere vacated . U pon the ca11 of the ro1 1 on the mot~on, the vote resulted as f o llows: Ayes: Council Members Lay , Henning , Bro-n ~ Blessing , Senti . Nays: Council Member Schw ab . Absent: Council Member Dho rity. The Mayor declared the motion carried . BY A trr 1-D R..ITY ORDINA_NCE NO . 10 , SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE VACATING T HAT ALLEY LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN BLOCK 6 , PREMIER ADDITION , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARA.PAJ«>E COUNTY , COLORADO , AND RESE R VING THEREIN THE RIGHT TO INSTALL 1 MAINTAIN, OPERATE, REPAIR AND REPLACE THE SEWER AND WATER MAIN AND OTHER UTILITIES NOW LOCATED IN SAID PUBL:I:C ALL.EY . (Copied in f u11 in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCI~OMAN HENNX:NG MOVED , COUNC ILMAN BLE.SSING SECONDED , THAT ORDI - NANCE NO . 10 , SERIES OF 1.972 , BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Upon the call. of the roll., the vote resulted follow s: Ayes: Council. Members Lay , Henning . Brown, Blessing , Senti . Nays: Council Member Schw ab . Absent : Council Member Dho rity . The Mayor declared the mo tion carrie d . • • • • • -a - BY At.rrl-0 R..l:"r~ ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF ~972 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 AFrER DELINQUENCY; ABOLISHING ''VACANC':i :XNSPECT:XON'' CHARGES; INCREASING CHARGES FOR WATER TURN-oFF OR TURN ....ON SERV:XCES; Atrri-DR.I.ZING CUT ....OFF FROM MAIN TO BE PERFORMED E:XTHER BY A STATE L:X:CENSED AN·o BONDED PLUMBER OR CITY WATER Drv-J:SXON PERSONNEL; REQUIRING SERVICE PIPE TO CONFORM TO THE UN:XFORM BUILDING CODE SPEX:IFJ:CATIONS AND STA-NDARDS; DISCONTINUING THE SALES OF CER'I."AIN MATERIALS BY TKE WATER DIVISION; REQUIRING ALL CONNECTIONS W:XTH THE CITY WATER SYSTEM TO BE MADE BY STATE LICENSED AND BONDED PLUMBERS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PAR'I."S OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. (Cop~ed Ln fu11 Ln the off1cia1 Ordinance Book.) CX>UNC:XLMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILI'1AN SCHWAB SECONDED • THAT ORDI NANCE NO. 11 , SERIES OF 1972, BE PASSED ON FINAL READ:XNG AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWCX>D HERALD SENTINEL. Upon the call. o f the rol.1 , the vote resulted as f o11ows : Ayes: Council. Members Schw ab , Lay , HennLng . Brown , Bl.essLng , Senti . Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Dho r1ty . The Mayor dec1ared the moti.on carried. Intro duced as a B111 by C ouncLLman Brown and read Ln fu11 , A BILL FOR AN ORD:XNANCE REPEAL::t:NG SECTION 3 , CHAPTER 2 , TITLE V , OF THE '69 E.M.C ., ENTITLED ''PAY PLAN'" BY RELIEVING THE BOARD OF CA.REER.. SERVICE COMMISSIONERS ?'R:>M THE REQUIREMENT OF AN ANNUAL RECOMMENDATION OF A PAY PLAN . COUNCILMA.N BROWN MOVED . COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED #' THAT THE BILL FOR AN O RDXNA.NCE BE P ASSED ON FIRST READ:XNG A..ND PUBLISHED IN FULL :XN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Counci1:n.a.n Sc hwab inquired i.f the admi..n:i.stra.tion had deve1oped an a1ternat i.ve r o1e L~"'' the Board t o p1ay in the negotiating process. City Manager Di.a1 said that he fe1t that he and the Attorney shou1d meet with the B o ard t o d~scuss their ro1e in neg o t~at1ons and present recommendations a t a 1ater meeting . Counci.1man Lay suggested that their ro1e as a fact -f1ndLng body be cons1dered . Upon the ca11 of the ro11 on the mot1on, the vote resu1ted fo11ow.s: Ayes: Council. Members Schw-ab , Lay , Henning, Bro'loo.-"!., B1essi..ng , Senti.. Nays: N one Absent: C ounci.1 Melnber Dhority . The Mayor dec1ared the motion carr1ed • CounciLman Schwab referred t o the next 1tem on the agenda , a Bil.1 f o r an Ordinance re1ati.ng to pornography, and suggested that Counci.1 study this ordinance i.n some detail. before c onsidering Lt on first reading . • • • • • -9 - Council.man Brown Lnquired of the City Attorney if it we re n o t true that the ordLnance he had drafted f or C o uncil.'& study had fail.ed to incl.ude enacting cl.ause and a provision for penal.ty . Mr . Berardini stated that the Municipal. Code has a general. penal.ty c~ause of ninety days 1n jail. and/or a $300 fine for each offense . H noted that municipalities in Co~orado prohibited from i..mpos1ng a jai~ sentence of more than ninety days. Council.man Brown agreed that it "WOU l.d be advi..se.l:>l.e t o study the ordinance i..n more detail. and the Council. passed on to the next item o n t h e agenda . Introduced as a Bil.l. by C ounci1-oman Henning and read i..n fu11 , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VA-CATING THE EASEl-lENT IN THE NORI"H 1.6 FEET OF LOT 11 , OXFORD HEIGHI"S , SECOND FILING , A RAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO . COUNCI.I..WOMAN HENNING MOVED , COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECX>NDED , THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDJ:NANCE BE P A SSE D ON FIRST READI NG AND PUBLISHED IN FULL rN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL . Counci1.m.an Schw ab w as c oncerned that this a..11ey shoul.d be marked ''One Way •• because it a p peared to be a bl.ind al.l.ey. City Manager Dial. fel.t there was sufficient vi..si..bi..l.i..ty but that he woul.d certai..nl.y investigate i..t further . Upon the cal.l. o f the rol.l. on the motion, the vote resul.ted as f ol.l.ows : Ayes : C ouncil. Members Schw ab , Lay , Henning . Bro'WTl , Bl.essing , Senti. Nays: None Absent: C ouncil. Membe r Dhori.ty . The Mayor decl.arcd the motion carried. Introduced as a Bi..l.l. by C o uncil.woman Henn~g and read Ln f u l.l.. A BILL FOR AN O RDINANCE VACATING THE EASEMENT :rN THE NORrH 1.6 FEET OF LOT 1.2, OXFORD HEIGHTS , SECX>ND FILING, A RAPAHOE COUNTY • COLORADO . COUNCILWOMAN HENNJ:NG MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED , THAT THE BILL FOR A.N O RDJ:NA.NCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND PUBLISHED rN FULL IN THE ENGLEW OOD HERALD SENTINEL . U pon the cal.1 of the ro1l., the v o te resu1ted f ol.l.Q\oool'&: Ayes; Cou..nci.l. Members Schwab , Lay. Henning , Brown . Bl.essing , Senti.. Nays: None Absent: C ounc.il. Member Dho rity. The Mayor declared the m o t ion carried . City Manager Dial. noted that the C ouncil had authorized the adminis- tratio n to negotiate a c on tract f or the pu r~hase of the properties around the Sew er Plant at a price n ot to e x ceed 1 0 percent o f the app raised val.ue. The "Wi.l.so n " p r operty woul.d ,. i f C ouncil. authorized the reso l.ution ., e .x.ceed the app raised val.ue by 9 . 8 percent . T he agreement on the ''Li..ndner"' p r o perty woul.d be a t the a ppraised v al.ue al.though there w as a stipul.atio n p roviding f o r Hr. Lindner to receive two years o f free rent. • • • • • -l.CJ - RESOLl.T'r:X:ON NO~ 19 , SERIES OF 1972 A RESOLUTION A.trrHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONT RACT FOR THE PUR- CHA SE OF LAND FOR THE l.Tr1LIT 1.ES DEPA.RI"MENT . (Cop~ed in ful.1 ~n the official. Resol.ution Book.) COUNCJ:LMAN LAY MOVED~ COUNCI LMAN SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT RESOLl.TriON NO. 19 , SERIES OF 1972 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote resul.ted as fo11ows: Ayes: Council. Members Sch-ab, Lay , HennLng , Brown , B1ess~g, Senti. Nays: Non Absent: Council. Member Dhor i ty. The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . RESOLUTION t«>. 20 , SERIES OF 1972 A RESOLUTION A.trri-DRIZING THE EXECUT:I:ON OF A CONTRACT FOR THE PUR- CHASE OF LAND FOR THE l1X'ILITIES DEPA RTMENT . (Cop ied in fu11 in the official. Reso1ution Book .) COUNC:I.LMAN BLESSING MOVED, COUNCILMAN B.FICJIWN SECONDED , THAT RESOLUTION NO . 20 , SERIES OF 1 97 2 , BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED . U pon the ca11 o f the ro11 . the vote resu1ted as £ol.~ow s: Ayes: Council. Members Schw ab , Lay , Henn~ng , Bro-n , Blessing, Senti. Nays: None Absent: Council. Member Dhority. The Mayor declared the motion carried. City Attorney Berardini discussed the a pparent conflict between the Uniform Building Code and he Sign Code as they rel.ate to signs pl.aced on a wn ings over publ.ic rights-of -wa y. He referred s p ecifical.l.y to the encro ach- ment approved for the awning o f Hi Fi Fo Fum Music C ompany , 3460 South Broadway , approved by the C ouncil. at the regular mee t ing o f March 20. The Council., he recall.ed , approved the encroachment but required that the sign p ainted on the a wn ing be removed. Xn effect , he said , the structure w as permissLbl.e but the sign on the awning w as il.~egal.. Councilwoman Henning n oted that the Pl..anni.ng and Zoni..ng Conuni.ssion woul..d have a study sess1on in the near future to review the siqn ordLnance and that this matter shoul.d be spec:~...fica.l.l.y l.ook.ed .i.nt.o. Mr. Berardini. noted that at the previous Council. meeting he had been asked to read Robert's Rul.es of Order as it rel.ates to tabl.ing a motion . A motion to tabl.e l.ays there , he said , until. the next session. rf it is not raised fro m the tabl.e at that tLme , it dies and can be raised aga in at any tLme. T o kil.l. a motion indefi..nitel.y, he noted , a motion to ''tabl.e indefi.nitel.y•• must be passed . Mr. Dial. noted that the City for several. years has been acting as its fiscal. agent for s pecial. Lmprovement bond issues. This , he said . amounts to considerabl.e savings . He referred to the bond p r ospectus and notice of sal.e f o r Paving District No . 21. and call.ed Counci1 •s attention to page a , noting that f or the first tLme s pecific in£ormation as to the number of deve1oped and undeveloped p arcel.s and their assessed va1uation had been • • • \ ! :r r 32x • • -11 - Lnc1uded . This , he said, was made poss1b1e through a more sophist~cated data processing printout avai1ab1e this year for the first time. RESOLUTION NO . 21 , SERIES O F 1972 COUNCILM..A.N SCI-IWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED ~ THAT RESOLtn'ION NO. 2~, SERIES OF 1972~ BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the resu1ted as £o11ows: Ayes: CounciL Membe~s Schwab, Lay, Henning ~ Brown ~ B1essing ~ Senti. Nays: None Absent: Counci1 Member Dhority. The Mayor dec1ared the mot~on carried . Mx . Dia1 referred tO a memorandum from the Po1ice Chief indicating there was an inconsistency in the City 's Code with the State statutes . According to City ordinances ~ a person under 18 years of age cannot se1 1 3 _2 beer for c o n - sumption on the premises nor can one emp1o y a person 18 years o r younger w here 3 .2 beer is so1d . State 1aw a11ows both of these. He said it a p peared to be ~n o~der to prepar an ordinance which wou1d make our C o de agree w ith the State statutes . City Manager Dia1 asked approva1 to aend one po1ice offic er to the Indiana university Center for Cr~ina1 Justice (Po1ice Firearms ~nstructor•s Course) May 8 -12 , 1972 . Cou.ncil.Jn.a.n Schw ab i.nqui.red i.£ the City had a sti.pu1atio n that the tuition be refunded to the City if the emp 1oyee taking advantage o f a City sponso red course fai1s to re~ain Ln the City emp1o y a certain 1ength o f time . City Manager Di.a1 said that we did n o t and fe1t that un1ess it invo1ved a tru1y substanti.a1 out1ay of ~oney , he did not fee1 it was advisabl.e . He stated we shou1d not ho1d back a promising emp1oyee w ho may receive a better j o b offer after receiving so~e training at the City •s expense . Counci1man Lay said he £e1t a decision of this type sho u1d be 1e£t up t o t h e judgment of the department head . COUNCILMAN BROW.N MOV ED , COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMEND ATION TO SEND ONE POLICE OFFICER TO TKE INDIANA UNIVERS ITY CENTER FOR CRIM INAL JUSTICE (POLICE FIREA.RMS INST R UCTOR•S COURSE) MA.Y 8 -12 , 1972 , BE APPROVED . U pon the ca11 of t h e r o1 1 , the vote resu1ted as f o 1 1ows : Ayes: Cou.n.ci.l. Me-mbers Schw ab , Lay , Henning ~ Brown , B1ess:i..ng , Senti.. Nays: None Absent: Counc~1 Member Dhori.ty. The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried • Mr . Dia1 recal.1ed that in the 1972 b u dget w e w ere p hasing out the fire mechanic and deve1opi.ng a capabi.1ity t o service a1l. C i ty owned equipment at the Servicenter. In order to do this , it wou1d be n ecessary , he said , t o train two mechanics in the service o f fire fighting e quipme n t . H e reques t ed approva1 of the Counci.l. to send two mech an i cs to t h e S norke1 Fire Equip ment Company in St. Joseph , Missou ri., t o a training schoo1 on the maintenance o f fire equipment Apri.1 17 and 18 , 1972 .: • • - - - -1.2 - COUNC:ILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED , T HA.T THE RECOMMENDA- TION TO SEND TWO MEX:HANl:CS TO ._HE SNORKEL FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY IN ST . JOSEPH , MISSOURI , TO A TRAl:N:tNG SCHOOL ON THE MAINTENANCE OF FIRE EQUIPMENT BE A.PPI-=>VED. Upon the ca11 of the o11 , the vote resul.ted as fol.l.ow s: Ayes : Coun c .i.1 Members Schwab , Lay, Henn.Lng , Brow n , B l.es si..ng , Senti.. Nays : Nonu Absent: Coun c Ll Member Dhority . The Mayor decl.ar d th mot.i.on carr.i. d . City Manager Dial. reported on the staLus o f three Federal. aid a ppl.i- cations . A. otal. of $14 ,000 had been requeste d under the State Highway Safety Act for a new rescue veh.i.cl.e. The City has been Lnformed that it woul.d , Ln a11 probabi.l.ity , be funded ~or his program. W~th regard to the Greenbel.t Park/ Northwest Engl.ewood , Mr . Dial. said that he had received a 1etter from the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opment stating hat any c o sts on this pro ject incurred from now on ~ou1d be e1igLble for funding i f the project were given ap p roval . He cautioned Cou.nci1 no to think thi.s w as approva1 of Federa1 assistance but instead mere1y a 1etter saying that if the Federal Government were to approv~ the p roject , even though th p r o 3ect had not been approved to date ~ any costs incurred from his point f orward -ou1d be e1igib1e . He said~ how ver , that the receipt of this 1e ter was a good indi - cation that the g o vernment was giving pro3cct serious consideration. In reference to the storm drainag pro3ect i.n Northwest and Northeast Englewood, the Manager referred to a memorandum fro~ Mr. Ke11s Waggone r ~ Pub1i.c Works Director , whi ch he handed ou t to C ounci.1. He n oted that the Department o f H ou sin g and Urban Development is reviewing our appli - cation and that according t o Mr . Waggoner there w as apparently a pretty fair chance o f the City being funded . Assuming the pro 3ect is funded ~ the estLmated tLme f o r comp1etion of the work is 330 days fr om the date the agreement is si.qn.ed . Mr . Dia1 discussed th possibi1ity o~ inata11ing signal. 1ig hts in fro nt o f the Alice B . Terry E1emen ary Schoo1 ~ 4485 Sou th Irving . T h e Eng1ewood Kiw anis C1ub has agreed to pay for the 1 r o £ t wo men pu tting in the s~gna1 if the City d oes the -ork . A11 equipment c o sts are to be paid for a1though o1d equipment wou1d pro bab1y be p r ov ided by he City . COUNCI LMAN SC HWAB MOVED , COUNCI LWOMAN HENNING SECONDED , T HAT CITY LABOR BE USED TO INSTALL THE T RAFF IC SIGNAL A T 4485 SOt.rrH IRVING STREET IN FRONT OF THE AL:I:CE B . TE RRY ELEMEl\."rARY' SCHOOL . Upon he ca.11 o f the ro11 ~ the resulted as £o 11ows: Ayes: Counci.1 Members Schw ab , Lay . HennLnq ~ Brown, B1essing , Senti . Nays: None Absent: Counci1 Member Dhority . The Mayor declared th motion c arried . Ci.ty Manag r Dial. ind~cated that the N o rmandy Estates Improvement Association had made app1i.cation f o r a s pecia1 events l.iquo r permit. Because it w as necessary t ho1d a pub1ic hearing , h e suggested that May 1 be set as the date~ • - \ ! ;. • • • -13 - COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT MAY 1, 1972 , AT 8 :00 P .M., BE ESTABLISHED FOR THE PUBLIC 1-IEA.RI.NG ON THE SPECIAL EVENTS LIQlDR PERMIT REQUEST FOR NORMANDY ESTATES J:MPR:>VEMENT ASSOCIATION. Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote resu1ted as fo11ows: Ayes: Counc~l Members Schw ab , Lay . Henn1ng , Brown , B1ess~g, Senti. Nays: None Absent : Counci.1 Menlber Dhority. The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . • COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED , T HAT TKE PLANNED DEVELOPMENr DISTRICT ORDINANCE BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the ca11 o f the r o11, the vote resu1ted as fo11ow s: Ayes: C ou nci.1 M embers Henning , Brown, B1essLng , Senti.. Nays: Counc:i.1 Members Schwa.b , Lay . Absent: C ounci.1 Membe r Dhori.ty . T he Mayor dec1ared the motion carried. T here w as c o n s i.derab1e discussion as to whether or not the Counci.1 shou1d send the o rdinance back to the P 1annLng and Zoning C ommiss~on for further revie'W . City Manager Dia1 capped the dis cussion by saying that if the C ouncil. desires ~ the administratio n -~11 prepare a ne'W bi11 'Which w ou1d incl.ude the suggested amendments which Council. a p parent1y wished t o have incorporated _ No action on the ordinance 'W a s taken _ COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED~ COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT THE MEET:XNG BE ADJOORNED-Upon the ca11 of the ro11 , the vote r esu1ted as fol.l.ows: Ayes: Council. Me.Dlbers Schw ab , Lay , Henning , Brown , Bl.ess:i.ng ., Senti . Nay s : None Absent: Council. Member Dhor i ty . The Mayor dec1ared the m o tion carried , and • • r 32x • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 1. 7,. 1._972 ~· / {]2/.c d-7},.--. .....-...z-=~-­ /].,·;?-C~ . ? ~,..2~~:=.------! 8:00 P.M. Call lo order,. invocat.ion by Msgr. Bernard Cullen of the St. L o uis Catholic Church,. pledge of allegiance led by Pack No. 58,. and roll call. 1... Minut.es. (a) Regular meet.i ng of April 3,. 1972... (Copies trans- r:n itt.ed herewith. ) 2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors ... (a) Recognit..ton of ··special guests•· of the Council .. (b) f\'l.r. 1\t . l\'l. Summers,. 31.40 South I>elav.ra.re Street,. will be present. to discussed the proposed ordinance regul ating pornography. 3... CoDlmunications -no act.ion required. (a) 1\'\t.nutes of the Parks and Recreation Com.mission meetin.g of" April 12,. 1972... (Copies transmitted herevvitb .. ) (b) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of April 11,. 1972. (Copies tra.nsmirt.ed herewith.) (c) Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals r:neeting o.£ March •• 1972. (Copies transmitted berevvith.) (d) Minutes of tbe Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of l\-1arcb 21. 1972. (Copies tran.smit:ted herewith.) (e) Flna.ncial report for the month of I\f1arch . (Copies transmitted herewith.) (£} Student Government Activities . (Schedule of activities and list of City" officials and their counterparts transmitted herewith.) (g) Letter from 1\'l_r . John Poblemus. Chairman of the Citizens Steering Comittee. to the Mayor and mem- bers of the Englewood City Council endorsin.g the Planned Development District concept. (Copies transmitted herevvit.h .) 4. Communicat.ions -action recominended. (a) l\1ernorandu.m from the Planning and Zoning Com- mission dated April 6,. 1972,. recommending that the present name of V.'est Ha.xnpden Place be re- tained. (Copies of the memorandum. excerpts !rom the minutes of the Planning and Zoning Com.Inission meetingS o.f l\'1arcb 21st and April 4th,. st.a..f{ r e port,. letter from Mr. Stanley H. Dial. City Manager,. dated February 14. 1972. letter from 1\'lr. r>on Carney dat.ed January 28,. 1972,. and a location map transmitted herewith.) (Continued) . , .• \ ! ~ • • ( • • • • AGENDA FOR REG LA.R COL'"NC IL SESSlON APRIL 1.7. 1972 Page 2 5. City Attorney. (a) Ordinance on final reading apport:ionmg the costs or Paving DIStrict No. 20. (Cop t es were trans- mitted (or th e Council meeting of" April 3. 197 2 .) ~iL, Ordlnance on final reading repealing Article 5-2-3 o£ th e l\.1unicipal Code as it. relates to th e pay plan. (Copies were tra.nsmit:ted for the Counci l rneetlng of Apr il 3 ., 1972.) ...--- {C) Ordinance on £ina1 reading vacotlng a 16' easement north of th e propert:y at 4005 Sout.h Jason Street. (Copies were transmitted (or the ounci l meeting o[ April 3,. 1972.) (d) (e) (f) Ordinan ce on nna l r eading vacating a 16" ease ment n o rtll of 4000 South J ason Street. (Copies were t.ransrnltted for the Council m eet.ing of April 3., 1972.) Bill for an Ordinance as it r elat..es co minors working in or frequent.ing establish..ments where 3 . 2 beer is sold t.o cbn.for-m w-ft.h the State Liquo r Code . (Copies tra.n smit:t.ed herewith .. ) Bill Cor an Ordi.nance regulating animals and Cowl within the City. (Copie~ tra.n smit.-t.ed h ere""ttb.) ,__.-- ·3 k- .., -; (g) Resolution regarding tlle Cit ·s land acquisi tion policy ~ required by th e Department oC H ous ing and Urban De- velopD'le:nt... (Copies will b e available a.t. the session.) (h ) Attorney's c h o 1ce. City l\1.a.nager. (a) l\1ernorandu.m from 1\'lr .,. Chas ... Carroll . Utilit.ies D rec·t.or .. t.o 1\'tr ... Stanley H . Dial., City Manager ., r egarding certain property near th e Sewage Treat- ment Plant . (Coptes transmitted herewi th.) (b) Report on Lhe alley east oC 4000 South Katam ath Street. (1\.t emorandu .m £rom l\.lr. K e lls '-Vaggoner,. Direct.or or Public v.:orks., to 1\'l:r. Stanley H. Dial., Cit:v !\1a.nager~ requesting that the alley not be c h anged t..o one way transmitted h e rew•t.b .) (c) Proposed engineering study of Little Dry Creek ... (l\l ernorandum from 1\'lr . L. Scott Tucker and a proposed a gree-ment. transmitted herewith .) (d) Letter o r U nderst:anding betwee n th e Police Benefit A sso iaUon and the Cicy. (Copies t:ran.smitted h e r ewl t.h.) (e) R e port r egarding accident. experience at primary intersections a l ong South Broadway .. (Copies of a m emorandum from l\1..r. Brooks T aylor., Tra..lfic Engi..neer .. Lo Mr. Kens V\.?aggon.er ,. Dlrector of Publi c Y.1orks., transmitted h erewi th.) (Continued) '-0. ~...,_ \ ! -r • • 1'32 ... - • • • • AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION APRIL 17, 1972 Page 3 6. City Manager. (Continued) (f) Manager's choice ... 7. Recognition o£ non-scheduled citizens and visitors. 8 . General discussion . (a) Mayor's choice. (b) Councilman's choice. 9 . Adjournment. __ =--=::;_ ~ _,L/ _I:::>~ STANLEY H. 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Glenn Bressler, 3065 South Umatilla Street Hr. and Mrs. Lester C . Ebert, 2985 South Umatilla Street Hr. and Hr s . Robert E. Moore, 2027 We st Cornell Avenue Precinct No .. 2 Hr. and Mr s . Raymond L . Doherty, 3285 South Acoma Street Hr. and Mrs . Elton Roberts, 3010 South Elati Street Hr . and Mrs . Bert Robinson , 3235 South Delaware Street Precinct No .. 3 Hr . and Mr s . Robert C . Rough , 3220 Soutn Grant Street .-Hr . Larry s .. Rowe, 2800 South Lincoln Street Hr. and Mr s .. Bill Ruder , 3243 South Sherman Street Precinct:. No . 4 ~r .. ~-Victor H . Drake, 3740 South Huron Street Hr .. and Mrs. James E . Robertson, 3972 South Fox Street Hr. and Mrs . Eloy V .. Romero , 3765 South Delaware Street P-recinct No . 5 ....-Hr. Jack Doak 9 2770 South Emerson Street Hr. and Mrs . John Rohren 9 3056 South Ogd~n Street _.-Hr. l-e-Roy S . Rosva 11 9 2801 South Ogden Street Precinct No . 6 Hr. and Hr s . John H. Roehli.ng 9 3477 South Marion Street Hr. and Mrs . P ete Rosendale. 3185 South Franklin Street Hr. and Mr s . Ed Roths. 3300 South H.ri.on Street Precinct No. 7 Hr . and Mrs. John L. Robertson. 3180 South Race Street -~ .. -. ... Mr s . Everett E . Scaggs. 3158 South High Street Hr. and Mr s . C arl R. Schmidt . 3150 South Race Street Precinct No . 8 Hr. and Mr s . D . Sanders 9 3595 South Washington Street Hr . and Mrs . Louvay Ru ssell . 3421 South Lincoln Street Hr. and Mrs . Stephen Schauer 9 3540 South Wa shington Street • \ ! '! -- • • • • • - Page 2 -Apr~l 17, 1972 Counci1 Invitees Precinct 9 Hr . and Mr s . Ernes t Fenton , 3710 South Grant Street Hr .. and Hr s . R~chard L . Robison, 4068 South Washington Street Hr. and Mrs. Kenneth L .. Roller , 3745 South Sherm£n Street Precinct No .. 10 Hr . and Mr s .. Peter z Sanger, 4225 South Broadw-ay Street Hr. and H.r s. Jerry L. Romprey, 4170 South Acoma Street Hr. and Mrs . Charles Roe.h , 4248 South Acorn. St:.reet Prec~nct No . ll Hr. and Mr s . Guy J . Drake, 4001.. South Logan Street Mr . and Mrs. Harry J . Robert s , 4206 South Li..nex>ln Street H r . and Mrs. Doug I.. a s Paul Romig, 4159 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 12 Hr. and Mrs . Ronald Allen Moe, 45b0 South Fox Street Hr. and Mrs . James A . Hobson . 4670 South Huron Street Hr . and Mrs . Cr~s H . Oorr, 4452 South El.at ~ Street Precinct No .. 13 Mr. and Mr s . Dwaine E. Robey, 5094 South Grov e Street Mr. and Mrs. W ~l1~am H . Rohren, 3358 We st Grand Avenu e Mr .. and Mrs . David J . Schaal, 5030 South Haw-thorn Street Preci.nc t No . 14 Hr . and Mr s . James W. Russell, Jr •• 4951 South 1nca Drive. ~r . and Mrs .. Russell. G . Scott, 4985 South Delaware Street Hr .. and Hr s . L . H . Shaffer , 4940 South Broadway Street Precinct No. 1.5 Mr. .._......r . Hr • and Mr s . Ivan F . Do~ey, 4890 S outh Fox Street Leroy A. Rob~nette . 476 5 South Kalamat.h Street and Mrs . Ken Rusch . 4747 South Ka l.a~th Street Precinct No. 16 Rev . and Mrs . J . 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Hr. and Mrs. James Donelson , 4495 South Clarkson Street Hr. and Mr s . Edward Rodgers. 4608 South Sherman Street • • • T 32X - 0 - *'SPEC1AL CITIZEN P 'ROGRAH 1 VITEES, Apri~ 1.7, 1.972" Precinct No. Mr. and Mr s . Cl enn Bressl.@r, 3065 South Umatill..a Street Mr . and Mr s . Lester c . Ebert, 2985 South Umatil.l.a Street Mr. and Mr s . Robert E . Moore, 2027 We st Cornel.!. Avenue Precinct No . 2 Mr. and Mr s . Raymond L . Doherty.,. 3285 South Acoma Street Mr. and Mr s . Elton Robert s , 3010 South El.ati Street Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson,. 3235 South DeLaware Street Precinct No . 3 MT. and Mr s . Robert c . Rough , 3220 South Grant Street Mr. and Mrs . Larry s . Ro·we, 2800 South Lincol..n Street Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruder , 3243 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 4 Mr. and Mrs . Victor H. Drake , 3740 South Huron Street Mr . and Mr s . James E . Robertson , 3972 Sout:.h Fox Street Mr. and Mrs . El.oy v. Romero, 3765 Sout:.h Delaware Street Prec i.nct No . 5 Mr. and Mrs . Jack Doak, 2770 South E merson Street Mr. and Mrs. John Rohren, 3056 South O gden Street Mr. and Mr s . LeRoy s . Rosva11, 2801 South Ogde-n Street Precinct No . 6 Mr . and Hr s . John H. Roehling , 3477 South Ma rion Street Mr. and Mr s . P ete Rosendale, 3185 South Franklin Street Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roth s , 3300 South Marion Street Precinct No. 7 Mr. and Hr s . John L . Robertson, 3180 South Race Street Mr • and Mr s. Everett E. Scaggs, 31~8 South High Street • Mr . and Mr s . Carl. R . Schm.idt. 3150 South Rae., Street Precinct No. 8 Mr . and Mrs . o . Sanders , 3595 South Washington Street Mr. and Mrs. Louvay Russe11. 3421 South Lincoln Street Mr • and Mrs . Stephen Schauer . 3540 South Wa shington Street • • • -• • • • • 0 L• - Pag e 2 -April L 7 , 1 97 2 Council Inv itee s Prec inct N o. 9 Mr. and Mr s . Erne st Fen t on,. 3 7 10 South Grant Street Mr. and Mr s . Richard L. Robi s on, 4068 South Washington Street Mr. and Mr s . Kenneth L . R o l.l.er, 3 7 45 South Sherm.an Street Precinct No. 10 Mr . and Mr s . P e ter z Sanger, 422 5 S o ut:.h Bro adway Street Mr. and Mr s . J erry L. Romprey,. 41 7 0 South Aco-ma Street Mr. and Mr s . Charl.es Roth,. 4248 South Acoma Street Precinct No. 11 Mr. and Mr s . Guy J . Drake, 4001. South Logan Street Mr . and Mrs. Harry J. Roberts , 4206 Souc.h Linc:::oh:l Street Mr. and Mrs . Ooug1as Paul. Romig, 4159 South Sherman Street Precinct No. 12 Mr. and Mr s .. Ronal.d Al.l.en Hoe, 45&0 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs . James A. Hobson , 46 7 0 South Huron Street Mr. and Mr s . Cris M . Dorr, 4452 South El.ati Stre:et Precinct No . 13 Mr . and Mr s . Dwaine E. Robey, 5094 South Grove Street Mr. and Mrs. Will.iam H . Rohren,. 3358 West Grand Avenue Mr . and Hr.s . David J . Schaal. 5030 South HaW"t.horn Street Prec inct N o . 14 Mr. and Mr s . Jame s w . Ru ss ell, Jr •• 4951. South Inca Drive . Mr. and Mrs. Rus s ell G. Scott , 4985 South DelaW"are Street Mr . and Mr s . L . H . Shaffer, 4940 South BroadW"ay Street Precinc t No. 1 5 Precinct Mr . and Mr s . Ivan F . Do -wney • 4890 S o ut-h F o x Street Mr. and Mr s .. Leroy A. Robinette, 4 7 6 5 South Kala.m.ath Street Mr • and Mr s .. Ken Rusch , 4 7 47 South Kalamath Street- No . 16 Rev .. and Mr s . J .. 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Mr. and Mr s .. James Donelson , 4495 South Clarkson Street Mr .. and Mrs . EdW"ard Rodgers, 4608 South She~an Street • • • r 32 x l • - - - • - ""SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, April. l. 7 , 1.972"" Precinct No.. 1 Mr .. and Hr s .. GLenn Bre ss ler, 3065 South UmatiLLa Street Hr . and Hrs .. Lester c .. Ebert, 2985 South UmatiLLa Street Hr. and Mrs .. Robert E. Moore, 2027 West CorneLl. Avenue Precinct No.. 2 Mr. and Mr s . Raymond L. Doherty, 3285 South Acoma Street Hr. and Mr s . Elton Roberts, 301.0 Souch E l.ati Street Mr. and H-r.s .. Bert Robinson, 3235 Sout:.h DeLa-ware Street Precinct No. 3 Hr. and Mrs .. Robert c . Rough, 3220 South Grant Street Hr . and Mrs. Larry s. Rowe. 2800 South Lincoln Street Mr . and Mr s . Bi11 Ruder . 3243 South Sherman Street Precinct No. 4 Hr. and Hrs . Victor H . Drake. 3740 South Huron Street Hr. and Mrs. James E. Robertson. 3972 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Eloy v. Romero. 3765 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 5 Hr. and Mrs . Jack Doak. 2 770 South Emerson Street Hr. and H .rs . John Rohren. 3056 South O gden Street Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy s. Rosvall. 2801 South Ogden Street Precinct No. 6 Hr. and M.rs . John H. Roehling• 3477 South M.ari.o·o Street Hr. and Mrs. P ete Rosendale. 3185 South Franklin Street Hr. and Mrs. Ed Roths. 3300 South Marion Street Precinct No. 7 Hr. and Mrs. John L. Robertson 9 3180 South Race Street Mr • and Mr s .. Everett E. Sc.aggs, 3158 South High Street Hr. and Mr s .. Carl. R. Schm..i.dt, 3150 Souc..h Race Street Precinct No. 8 Mr. and Mr s. D. Sanders, 3595 South Washington Street Hr. and H .rs .. Louvay RusselL, 3421 South LincoLn Street Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schauer, 3540 South Washington Street • \ ! ~ • - - • • • 0 - Pa g e 2 -A p r i l. 1 7 , 1 972 C ouncil. Invitee s Pre c inct N o . 9 Mr . and Mr s . Erne s t Fenton, 3710 South Crant Street Mr. and Mr s . Richard L. Robison, 406 South Washington Street Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. R o 11er, 3745 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 10 Hr. and Mrs. P e ~er Z Sanger , 4225 South Broad~ay Street Hr. and Mr s . Jerry L . Romprey, 4170 South A comA Street Hr. and Mr s . CharLes Roth, 4248 South Acoma Street Precinct No . 11. Hr . and Mrs. Guy J . Drake, 4001 South Logan Street Hr . and Mrs. Harry J . Robert s , 4206 South Linoom Street Mr. and Mrs. Doug1as Paul. Romig , 4159 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 12 Hr. and Mr s . Ronal.d All.en Hoe, 4560 South Fox Street Hr . and Mrs. James A. Hobson, 4670 South Huron Street Mr . and Mrs . Cris H . Dorr, 4452 South El.ati Street Precinct No . 13 Preci nct Precinct Precinct Mr . and Mrs .. Dwaine E. Robey , 5094 South Grove Street Mr. and Mr s . Wil1iam H . Rohren , 3358 West Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs . David J . Schaal., 5030 South Hawthorn Street No . 14 Mr. and Mr s . Jame s w. Russell , Jr .' 4951 South Inca Drive . Mr. and Mrs . Russel.l G. Scott , 4985 South Del. aware Street Mr . and Mrs. L. H . Shaffer, 4940 South Broad1oo1ay Street No. 15 Mr . and Mr s . 1van F . Downey, 4890 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Robinette, 4 7 65 S outh K.a1a.math St-reet Mr • and Mr s . Kom Rusch, 4747 South Kalamath Street No . 16 Rev. and Mrs. J . 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Hr . and Mrs. Ja.mes Donelson, 4495 South Cl.arkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodgers, 4608 South Sherman Street • • j • 0 - ''SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, April 1 7 , 1972'' Precinct No . Mr. and MT"S e Glenn Bre ssler, 3065 South Umatilla Street Mr. and Mr s . Lester c . Ebert, 2985 South Umatil.la Street Hr. and Mr s . Robert E-Moore ,. 2027 W<i!!st Cornell Avenue Precinct No . 2 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L . Doherty , 3285 South A com.a Street Hr . and M-r s . Elton Roberts, 30LO South El.ati Street Hr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson, 3235 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 3 Mr. and Mr s . Robert c . Rough, 3220 Soueh Grant Street Hr. and Mrs. Larry s . Rowe, 2800 South Lincoln Street Mr. and Mr s . Bill Ruder, 3243 South Sherman Street Prec i nct No . 4 Hr. and Mr s . Victor H. Drake, 3740 South Huron Street Hr . and Mrs. James E. Robertson, 3972 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. El.oy v . Romero, 3765 South Del. aware Street P-re cinct No . 5 Hr. and M-rs. Jack Doak. 2770 South Emerson Street M:r. and Krs. John Rohren,. 3056 South Ogden Street Hr . and Hxs. LeRoy s . Rosvall,. 2801 South Ogden Street Precinct No. 6 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roehling,. 3477 South Hari.on Street Mr. and H .rs. P ete Rosendal.e,. 3185 South Franklin Street Hr. and Mrs. Ed Roths,. 3300 South Marion Street Precinct No. 7 • Mr. and Mr s ... John. L. Robertson,. 31.80 South Race Street Mr • and Mrs .. Everett E . Scaggs,. 3L58 South High Street Mr. and Mr s .. Carl R. Schmidt,. 31.50 South Race Street Precinct No. 8 Mr. and Mr s . D. Sanders,. 3595 South Washington Street Mr. and H _rs .. Louvay RusseLl.,. 3421._ South Lincoln Street Mr-and Mrs . Stephen Schauer,. 3540 South Washington Street II • • • • • I' - - - - 0 - Page 2 -April. 17, l.g72 Council. 1nvitees Precinct No . 9 MT. and Mrs. E-rnest Fenton,. 371.0 south Grant Street MT . and Mrs. Richard L . Robison, 4068 South Wa s hington Street MT. and Mrs. Kennet.h L . Rol.l.er , 3745 South Sherman Street Prec inct No . 10 M-r. and Mrs . Peter z Sanger, 4225 South Broadway Street Mr . and Hr s . Jerry L. Romprey , 41..70 South A coma Street MT . and Mrs. Charl.es Roth ,. 4248 South Ac.OUJ.a Street Precinc t No . 11 HT . and Mrs .. Guy J -Drake, 4001. South L ogan Street HT. and Mrs. Harry J . Roberts , 4206 South Lincokl St:reet MT. and H:r s .. Dougl.as Paul. Romig , 4159 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 12 Mr . and Mrs . Ronal.d ~l.en Moe, 4560 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs -James A. Hobson , 4670 South Hur on Street Mr . and Mr s . Cris H . Oorr , 4452 South El.ati Street Precinct No . 1.3 MT . a nd Mr s . Dwa ine E . Robey, 5094 south Grove S c.ree c. --and Mr s . Wil.l.iam H. Rohren~ 3358 We st G rand Avenue Mr. and Mrs . D av i.d J . Schaal.~ 5030 South Hawthorn Street Precinct No. 14 MT . and Mr s . James w. Ru ssel.l.~ Jr .~ 4951 South Inc. a Drive . MT. and Mrs . Russel.l. G. Scott~ 4985 sout.h Del. aware Street Mr . and Mrs. L . H . Shaffer ,. 494-0 Sout.h Broadw-ay Street Prec.i..nct No . 15 Mr. and Mrs . Ivan F . Do-wney,. 4890 South Fox Street MT . and Mrs. Leroy A . Robinette ~ 4 7 65 South Kal.am.at.h Street H-r . and Mr s . Ken Rusch, 4747 South Ka l.amath Street Precinct No . 16 Rev . and Mrs . J . o . Dodd~ 4420 Sou th Grant Street Mr. and Mr s . James Donel.son , 4495 South CLar kson Stree t Hr. and Mrs . Ed"Ward Rodger s , 4608 South Sherman Sc.reet • -- r 32 x • • • • 0 - Pa ge 2 -April. 17 , 1972 Council. Invitees Prec.i.nc.t No. 9 Mr . and Mr s . Erne st F enton , 371.0 Souc.h Crane. Street Mr . and MrS . Richard L . Robison , 4068 South Washington Street Mr . and Mr s . Kenneth L-Rol.l.er, 3745 South Sherman Street Precinct No . ~0 Mr. and Mr s . Peter z Sange:r, 4225 south Sroadway Street Mr. and Mr s . .Jerry L. Romprey, 41.70 South A coma Street Mr . and M -rs. Charl.es Roth , 4248 South A coma Street Prec.i.nc.t No . l~ 4001. South Logan Street Mr. and Hr s~ Guy J . Drake, J . Roberts , 4206 South Li.nCDln Street Mr. and Mr s. Har-ry Oougl.as Paul. Rom.i.g , 41.59 South Sherman Street Mr. and Mr s . Precinct No . 1.2 Mr. and Mr s . Ronal.d All.en Moe, 4560 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs -James A-Hobson , 4670 South Huron Street Hr. and Mr s . C ri s M . Dorr, 4452 South El.at i Street Precinct N o. 1.3 Mr. and Mr s . Dwaine E . Robey , 5094 South Grove Street Kr. and Mr s . William H . Rohren, 3358 We st Grand Avenu e Mr. and HY S · David J . Schaal , 5030 South HaW"thorn Street Precinct No . 14 Mr. and Mr s • .James w. Russell, .Jr ., 4951. South Inca Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Russell G . Scott, 4985 South Oel.aW"are Street Mr . and Mrs. L . H . Shaffer, 4940 South BroadW"a y Street Precinct No . ~5 Mr . and Hr .s . Ivan F . Downey, 4890 South Fox Street Mr. and Hr.s. Leroy A. Robinette, 4 7 6 5 South Kalam.ath Street Mr. and Mrs . K~n Rus ch , 4747 South Kalamath Street Precinct No . 16 Rev . and Mrs. J. 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Hr. and Mr s. James Donelson , 4495 South C larkson Street Mr. a nd Mr s . Edward Rodger s , 4608 South Sherman Street \ '! II • • ,32X • 0 - ''SPEC1.AL C IT1ZEN PROGRAM INVITEES , April 17, 1972•• Precinct No. MT . and Mrs . Glenn Bressler, 3065 South UD18til1a Street:. Mr . and Mrs . Lester c . Ebert , 2985 South Um.atill.a S t::reet Mr. and Mr s .. Robert E . Moore, 2027 West Cornell A v enue Pre-c.i.nct No . 2 Mr . and Mrs . Raymond L . Doherty ,. 3285 South Aco-ma Street Mr . and Mrs. Elton Roberts, 301.0 South El.ati. Street Hr . and HTS. Bert Robinson, 3235 South Delaware Street Precinct No . 3 Mr . and Mrs . Robert c. Rou g h, 3220 South Grant Stre et Mr . and Mrs . Larry s . Rowe , 2800 Soueh Lincoln S t ree'C. Hr. and Mrs .. Bill R u der , 3243 South Sherman Street Precinct No . 4 H r . and Mrs .. Viceor H . Drake , 3740 South Huron Street MT . and Mrs . James E . Ro b ertson , 3972 South F ox Street Mr. and Mrs .. Eloy v . Romero, 3765 South Dela"Ware Street Precinct No . 5 Mr . and Mrs .. Jack Doak , 2770 South E merson S t r e et Mr . and Mrs .. John R o h ren , 3056 South O gden Stree t Mr . and Mrs .. Le.Roy s. Rosvall, 280L South Ogden Stree t Precinct No . 6 Mr. and Mrs .. John H . Roebling , 34 77 South Marion Street Mr . and Mrs .. P ete Rosendale, 3185 South Frankl. in Street Mr . and Hrs .. Ed Roths , 3 300 South Marion Street:. Precinct No. 7 Mr. and Mrs. John L . Robertson, 3180 Sout-h Race Street Mr . and H rs. Everett:. E . Scaggs, 315-8 South High St:.:reet MT. and Mrs. C a rl. R . Schmidt , 3150 South Race Street • Precinct No. 8 • Mr. and Mrs . o . Sanders, 3595 South Washington Street Mr. and Mrs .. Lou vay Russell, 3421 Sout:..h Lincoln Street Mr. and Mrs . Stephen Schauer, 3540 South Washington Street • • • • r • • • • 0 - Page 2 -Apr~1 17, 1972 Counc~l Invitees Precinct No . 9 Hr. and Hr .s . Ernes t Fe-nton , 3710 South Grant Street Hr . and Hr s . Richard L . Robi son , 4068 South Wa shington Street Hr. and Mr s . Kenneth L. Roller, 3745 South Sherm.an Street Precinct No. lO Hr. and Mr s .. Peter z Sanger, 4 225 South SroadW"ay Street Hr. and Mr s . Jerry L. Romprey, 41 7 0 South Acom.a Street Hr . and Mrs. Charles Roth, 4248 South Acoma Street Precinct No. ll Mr. and Mr .s .. Guy J . Drake, 4001 South Logan Street Hr . and Hr .s .. Harry J . Robert s , 4206 South Li.ncohl Street Hr. and Mrs . Dougl.a s Paul Romig, 4159 South Sherman Street Precinct No. l2 Hr. and Mrs .. Ronald A1len Moe,. 4560 South Fox Street Hr. and Mr s .. James A . Hobson, 4670 South Huron Street Hr . and Hrs .. Cris H . Dorr, 4452 South Elati Street Precinct No . l3 Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine E . Robey, 5094 South Grove Street Hr. a nd Mr s . William H . Rohren, 3358 West Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs . David J -Schaal , 5030 South Ha'\Jthorn. Street Precinct::. No. l4 Precinct Precinct Mr . and Hrs . Jame s w. Ru ssell., Jr ., 4951 South 1nca Drive . Mr. and Mrs .. Ru ss ell G . Scott, 49 85 Sou~h De1aware Street Hr. and Mr s . L. H. Shaffer , 4940 South Broadway Street No . l5 Hr. and Mr s . Ivan F . Downey, 4890 S o uth F o x Street Hr . and Mrs. Leroy A • Robinette, 4 765 South Ka1am.ath Street Mr. end Hr .s . Ken Ru sch , 4 7 47 South Kal.amath Street No . l6 Rev . and Mr s . J . 0-Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Hr . and Mrs. James Donelson, 4495 South C1arkson Street Mr. and Mr s . Edward Rodger s , 4608 South Sherman Stree~ • • • I' --- ""SPEC1AL CITIZEN PR<X;RAM 1NV1TEES , April. 1.7, 1.972"" Precinct No . ~ Hr. and Mrs . Gl.enn Bressl.er , 3065 South Umati.l.l.a Street Hr. and Hr s . Lester c . Ebert, 2985 Sou th Umati.11a Street Hr. and Hr s . Robert E. Moore, 2027 We st Cornel. I. Avenue Prec.i..nct No . 2 Hr. and Mr s . Raymond L. Doherty, 3285 South Acom.a Street H r . and Hr s . El.ton Roberts, 3010 South El.ati. Street H r. and Hr s . Bert Robinson, 3235 South Delaware Street P recinct No . 3 Hr. and M.rs . R ober t c . Rough, 3220 South Grant Street Hr. and H rs . Larry s. Ro-we, 2800 South Lincol.n Street Hr. and Mr s . Bil.l. Ruder, 3243 South Sherm.a.n Street Precinct No. 4 H r . and Mrs .. Victor H. Drake, 3740 South Huron Street Hr. aod Mrs . James E . Robertson, 3972 South Fox Street Hr. and Mrs .. El.oy v. Romero, 3765 South Del.a"Ware Street Precinct No . 5 Hr . and Mr s . J ack Doak, 2770 South Emerson Street Hr. and Mrs. John Rohre.n, 3056 South Ogden Street Hr. and Mr s . LeRoy s. Ros vall, 280 ~ S o uth Ogden Street Precinct No. 6 Hr. and H _rs. John H. Roehl.ing, 3477 South Mar ion Street Hr. and H:rs. Pete Ro se.ndal.e., 3~85 South Frankl. in Street Hr. and Mr s . Ed Roths, 3300 South Marion Street. Pre.ci.nc.t No. 7 Hr. and Hr s .. John L. Robertson, 31.80 Sout.h Race Streec. • Hr. and Mr s • Everett E. Scaggs, 3~58 South High St.reet Hr . and Mr s . C ar l. R. Schm.i.dc., 31.50 South Race Street P-r ecinct No. 8 • • Hr. and Mr s . D . Sanders , 3595 South Wa shington Street Hr. and Mr s . Louvay Ru sseLl., 3421. South Linc.ol.n Street Hr • and Mr s . Stephen S chauer, 3540 South Wa sh.i.ngton Street • -~~----------~----~.-~--~-• • '32x • • • • 0 .. - Page 2 -Apr~l 17, 1972 Council Inv~tees Prec~nct No. 9 Hr. and Mrs. Ernest Fenton. 3710 South Crane Street Hr . and Mrs. Richard L . Robison. 4068 South Washington Street Hr. and Mr s . Kenneth L. Rol1er. 3745 South Sherman Street Precinct No. 10 Hr. and Mr s . Peter Z Sanger. 4225 South Broad-ay Street Mr. and Mr s . Jerry L . Romprey, 4170 South Acoma Street Mr. and Mr s . Charles Roth, 4248 South Acoma Street Prec~nct No. 11 Mr . and M.rs. Guy J. Drake, 4001 South Logan Street Hr. and Hr s . Harry J. Roberts, 4206 South Lincom Street Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paul Romig, 4159 South She~n Street Precinct No. 12 Hr. and Mr s . Ronald Allen Moe, 4560 South Fox Street Hr. and Mrs. James A. Hobson. 4670 South Huron Street Hr . and Mrs. Cris H . Dorr. 4452 South Elati Street Precinct No . 13 Precinct Precinct Precinct Hr. and Mrs . Dwaine E . Robey , 5094 South Grove Street M_r. and Mrs. William H . Rohren, 3358 West Grand Avenue Hr. and Mrs. Dav~d J . Schaal. 5030 South lia-thorn Street 14 Hr. and Mrs. James w. Russell, Jr. • 4951 South Inca Drive. Hr. and Mr s . Russell G. Scott. 4985 South Delaware Street Mr. and Mrs. L. H . Shaffer. 4940 South Broadway Street No. 15 Hr . and Mr s . Ivan F. Downey. 4890 South Fox Street Hr • and Mrs. Lero y A. Robinette. 4 7 65 South Kala.ma th Street Hr. and Mr s . Ken Rusch. 4747 South K .. l.amath Street No. 16 Rev. a nd Mr s . J . 0. Dodd• 4420 South Grant Street Mr . and Mr s . James Donelson• 4495 South Clarkson Street Mr. and Mr s . Edward Rodger s . 4608 South She~n Street • • • • 0 - ''SPEC1AL CITIZEN PRCK;RAH INVITEES, April 17,. 1.972•' Precinct:. No.. 1 H-r. and Mr s . Gl.e.n:n. Bre ss l.e.r,. 3065 South Umatil.l.a Street H-r. and Mr s .. Lester c. Ebert, 2985 South Um.atil.l.a Street H-r. and Mr s . Robert E. Moore, 2027 We st Cornel.l. Avenue Precinct No. 2 H-r. and Mr s . Rayutond L. Doherty, 3285 South Acoma Street Hr. and Mr s . El.ton Robert s ,. 3010 South El.ati. Street H-r. and Mr s . Bert Robin son , 3235 Sout-h Delaware Street Precinct No. 3 Hr. and Mr s . Robert c. Rough, 3220 South Grant Street H-r. and Mrs .. Larry s. Rowe,. 2800 South Lincoln Street H-r. and Mr s .. Bill Ruder, 3243 South Sherman Street Precinct No. 4 Hr. and Mr s. Victor H. Drake, 3 7 40 South Huron Street M-r . ... d Hr.s. James E. R obertson, 3972 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs. El.oy v. Romero, 3765 South Del. aware Sere.et Precinct No. 5 MT. and Mrs. Jack Doak, 2770 South Emerson Street H-r. and Mrs. John Rohren. 3056 South Ogden Se.ree.1:. Hr. and Hr.s. LeRoy s. Rosva~1, 2801 South Ogden Street Precinct No . 6 Mr. and Mr s . John H. Roeh 1ing. 3477 South Marion Street Mr. and Mr s . P ete Rosendale, 3185 South F-ranklin Street Hr. and Mr s . Ed Roth s , 3300 South Marion Street Precinc t No. 7 M-r. and Mrs .. John L. Robertson. 3 180 South Race Street Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Scaggs, 3158 South High S treet H-r. and Mr s. Carl R. Scbnd.dt, 3150 South &ace Street Precinct No . 8 H-r. and Mrs. o . Sanders, 3595 South Wa s hington Street Hr. and Mrs . Louvay Ru ss el~, 3 421 South Linc.o!.n Stree t H-r. and Mrs. Stephen Schauer. 3540 South Washington Street • • • • • • 0 - Page 2 -April 17, 1972 Council Invitees Precinct No. 9 Mr . and Mr s . Ernest F enton . 3710 South Grant Street Hr . and Mr s . Richard L . R obison , 4068 South Washington Street Hr. and Mr s . Kenneth L . Roller , 3745 South Sherman Street Precinct No. 10 Hr. and Mrs . Peter Z Sanger, 4225 South Broa dway Street Hr . and Mr s . Jerry L . Romprey, 4170 South A coma Street Mr. and Mr s . Charles Roth , 4248 South Acoma Street Precin c t No . ll H r . and Mr s . G u y J . Drake, 4001 South Logan Street Hr. and Mr s . Harry J . Robert s , 4206 South Linoom Street Hr. and Mr s . Douglas Paul Romig, 4159 South Sherman Street Prec~nct No . 12 Hr. and Hrs. Ronald Allen Hoe, 4560 South Fox Street Hr . and Mr s . J~es A. Hobson, 4670 South Huron Street Mr. and Mr s . C ris M . Dorr. 4452 South Elati Street Precinct No . 13 Mr. and Mr s . Dwaine E. Robey, 5094 SouLh Creve Stree t Mr. and Mr s . William H . R o hren, 3358 West Grand A venu e Mr . and Mrs. David J . S chaal • 5030 South Hawthorn Street Prec"inct No. 14 Mr . and Mr s . J~s W. Ru ssell , Jr •• 4951 SouLh Inca Drive. Hr. and Mr s . Ru ssell G. Scott . 49 5 South Delaware Street Mr . and Mrs. L . H . Shaffer . 4940 South Broadway Street Precinct No . 15 Mr. and Mrs. lvan F . Downey , 4890 South Fox Street Hr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Robinette, 4765 South Kalamath Street Hr. and Mr s . Ken Ru sch , 4747 South K~lamath Street Precinct No . 16 Rev. and Mrs. J . 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Mr. and Mr s . James Donelson , 4495 South Clarkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Edward R odgers, 4608 South Sherman Street • , \ ! -r • • Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct Precinct - PrecJ.nct - - - 0 - ""SPECI.AL CI.TIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES , April. 17, 1.972 .. No. Hr. and Mrs. Glenn Bressler, 3065 South Umatill.a Street Hr. and Hr s . Lester c . Ebert, 2985 South Umatilla Street Hr. and Mr s . Robert E. Moore , 2027 West Cornell Avenue No . 2 H r. and H .rs .. Raymond L. Doherty, 3285 South Acoma Street Hr. and Mr s .. Elton Robert s, 3010 South Elati Street Hr. and Mr s .. Bert Robinson, 3235 South DelaW'are Street No. 3 Hr. and Mrs. R obert c . Rough, 3220 South Grant Street H T . ADd Mrs . Larry s. Rowe, 2800 South Lincoln Street H r. and Mrs. Bill Ruder, 3243 South Sherman Street No. 4 H T . a.nd Mrs. Victor H. Drake, 3740 Sou t.h Huron Street Hr. ao>d Mrs. James E . Robertson, 3972 South F ox Street Hr. and Mrs. Eloy v. Romero, 3765 South D elaware Street No . 5 Hr. and Mr s . Jack Doak, 2770 South E merson Street Mr . And M rs. John Rohren, 3056 South O gde.n S treet Hr. and Mrs. LeRoy s . Rosvall., 2801 South Ogden Street No . 6 HT. and Mr s. John H . Roehl. ins,, 3477 Souc..h Marion Street Hr. ADd Mrs. P ete Rosendale, 3185 South Frank.1J.n Street HT. and K-r s . Ed Roths, 3300 South Marion Street:. No . 7 Hr. ADd Mrs . John L . Robertson, 3180 South Race Street Hr. and Mr s . Everett E. Scaggs, 3156 South High Street Hr. and Mrs. C a rl. R. Schmidt, 3150 South Race Street No. 8 Hr. and Mrs. D . Sanders, 3595 South Wa shington Street H r. and Mrs. Louvay Ru ss e ll, 3421 South Lincoln Street Hr. and Mrs. Stephen S c.hauer, 3 540 South Wa s h ington Street • • • I' >< • • • • 0 - Page 2 -Apr~~ 17, 1~7 2 Council Invitees Precinct Prec inct Precinc t Precinct Precinct Precinc t Prec i.nct Preci.nct No. 9 Mr. and Mr s . Ernest Fenton, 371.0 South Grant Street Mr. and Mr s . Richard L. Robi son,. 4068 South Wa shington Street Mr. and Mr s . Kenneth L . Rol.ler,. 3745 South Sherman Street No . 10 Mr. and Mrs. Peter z Sanger,. 4225 South Broadway Street Mr. and Mr s . Jerry L. Rornprey ,. 41.70 S o uth Acoma Sc.reet. Mr. and Mr s . C harl es Roth, 4248 South Acoma Street No. 1l Mr . and Mr s . Guy J . Drake,. 4001. South Logan Street Mr. and Mrs . Harry J. Rober ts,. 4206 South Linc:ro.h:l Street Mr. and Mrs. Dougla s Pau1 RomJ.g,. 4159 South Shertnan Street No . 12 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A1len Moe,. 4560 South Fox Street Mr. and Mrs .. James A. Hobson,. 4670 South Huron Street Mr. and Mr s . Cris M . Dorr,. 4452 Souc.h El.ati Street No . l3 Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine E. Robey,. 5094 South Grove Street Mr. and H _rs .. Wil.l..iam H . Rohren,. 3358 West Grand Avenue Mr. and Mrs. David J . Schaal., 5030 South Hawthorn Street No. 14 Mr. and Mrs. James w. Ru ssel..l..,. Jr. • 4951 South 1nca Drl.ve. Mr. and Hr s . Russel.l G. S co tt, 4985 South Del. aware Street Mr. and Mr s . L. H. Shaffer, 4940 South Broadway Street No . 15 Mr. and Mr s • Ivan F. D o wney, 4 890 South F ox Street Mr. and Mr s . Leroy A. Robinette, 4 7 65 South Kal.amath Street Mr. and Mr s . Ken Ru sch , 4747 South K alamath Street 16 Rev. and Mr s . J. 0 . Dodd, 4420 South Grant Street Hr. and Mrs. Jame s Donelson, 4495 South C1arkson Street Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodger s , 4608 South Shennan Street • • • ' .... 2X • • • • LL S T OF C ITY OFFICIALS A~D COU~TE RPARTS FOR 1972 STUDENT GOVERNMENT A CT I.VI.T I.ES FINANCE DIRECTOR: Diana Coo k Steve Kershner S haron Hjelm P UBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR: (Kells Waggon er) Ted Cilb John Hiller Debbie Svigel Linda He-ad FIRE CHIEF: (Wm . A . Hamilton) Ron Fish Don Mc Fadden Marv H.i s pagel Susan Paulley Gwen R oger s POLICE CHIEF : (Jack L. Clasby) Jerry C lasby Perc y Born Rosie Wolford Pat Martinez Marion Richard LIBRARY DIRECTOR: (Harri.et Lute) Glenda Parker Penny Powers PARKS A~D REC REATION DI RECTOR: (E. P. Roman s) Manuel Arguello Debbie Haschk<l!! C arla Se..alker Scott Cole tte PERSO 'NEL DIRECTOR: (John Murphy) Sue H jert:.man Alan Oakley CO!-'C'I U NlTY OJ;"VELOPMENT DIRECTOR: (J .. L. Supi.nger) Jill Ga rromon.e Alan !'tattley UT ILITIES DIRECTOR: (C harles B. Carroll) Steve Semerak Ken Summers Di ck Karlson Stephanie Scherkarnp TRAFF1C E ~CI~EE R: (Brooks Tayl o r) Dave Hetric k Lori Linkenheil. B o b Ure (ConC..iD.ued) ern; c;Cf,c ~!LC,!.A L fir~ ., ocu •.fE"NT /,"'; 1 . • • • • • • LIST OF C ITY OFFICIALS AND CO~TERPARTS FOR 1972 STUDENT GOV. ACTIVITIES COMMU NICATIONS DIRECTOR: (Dick Morris) Ed Wright (Sheridan) CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR : (Wm. Brok.a.te) Steve Hunt Tom Rock MAYOR MILTON E. SENTI: Jack Englert COUNCILMAN HOWARD R. BROWN: (Mayor Pro Tem) Ma.ri.pat Lui.szer COUNCILMAN PAUL BLESSING : Cregg Fugi ta COUNCILMAN DALLAS J. DHORITY : Ken Kuhlman COUNCILWOMk~ JUDITH B. HENNING: Linda Hall. COUNCILMAN JOHN ..J. LAY: Cathie Clark COUNCI LMAN ELMER E. SCHWAB : Bob Long CITY MANAGER : (Stanley H. Dial} Larry Hauler ASSISTANT CITY MUL~ACER: (Wm . L. McDivitt) Harry Nxumalo CITY ATTORNEY: (Bernard V. Berardini) John McPherson MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE : (Haydn A. s~earinge n) Kathy Moore (Sheridan ) Page 2 • • • I' 32 X • • • c rry-c:r:g f: ~f~_C 1 A u ,~-.. ~g>c:u~ ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION M,-,y I , 7 2 Minutes of Apri l 12, 1972 c,..;:::,.ou..,. iL OF C::,,Gt_c-·. G Fil_£ The regu l ar monthly meeti ng of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commiss•CR"f-...Q:oo. COL..Q. called to order by Mrs. Ruth Allen, choi nnon, crt 7 :40p.m. in the Parks & Recreation Office. Members present : Poole, Allen, Sch......,ob, Blessing and Romans, ex officio Members absent : McFadden, Cushing, Stac.khouse Also present: ~tArs. Frances Ho.........ard, League of Women Voters Mr. Ray Stanley, President Englewood Recreation Counci I Mr. Don Cushing, Vice President Englewood Recreation Council Mr. Jerry Royther, Asst. Director Parks & Recreation Schwab moved, Poole seconded, t"hat" the minutes of 1\Aarch B, 1972 be approved as rna.iled. Motion carried. The financial report for month of March was presented. After review and discussion, Poole ft"K)ved, Schwab seconded, thcl' the report be accepted os presented. Motion carried. Mr. Ron-tons reviewed Pork, Recreation and Open Space Standards OS determined by the National Recreation and Pork Association and how Englewood compares to these standards in open space and facilities. The goals and obiec::t-ives of the Recreation Department were also revi...,ed. (copies at-t-ached ) Mr. Romans cocnrnented that he feels the notional standard for tennis courts - 1 per 2,000 people -is not high enough for Englewood since tennis has become RJch a popular sport in this area. The n"tOps for the Greenbelt/Park in Nort-hwest Englewood and the preliminary plans f"or the Huron Gulch in Southwest Englewood were not ready for this meeting so they will be pres-ented for review and infonnotion at-the next meeting. The Planning Commission would like SCII'ne indication frcxn the Commission on their feelings concerning bike trails. After discussion, Poole moved, Blessing seconded, to recommend that bike troi Is remain fOI' recreational purposes only for the present -along drainage ways and in parks -and if use of these t-rails warrants extending thetn to the streets "then the subiect would again be reviewed. Motion carried. Trout Unlimited is proposing o .. Natural Flood Plain Park •• along the South Plat-te River frOITI Chatfield Reservoir through Englewood and it was suggested that a SP-"!ker from this group be invited to the next Commission meeting f"o discuss this plan and iust how Englewood would be involved • Mr. Rcxnans presented his proposed golf course plan outlining the four stages necessary in the construction of t-he golf course at the Plane River site and also SOf'Tie arguments to support the question why Englewood should hove o golf course .. (copy attached) • • • • • • Parks & Rec:reati~ Ccwnrnission Minu-tes of Apri I 1 2, 1972 Poge -2- Concerning the KLZ site, the devel~ hos agreed to donate five acres to the city for use as public recreation area instead of the t-wo and one-half acres as originally planned. The revised Parks Capitol Improvement Program ._as revie--ed. (copy attached) It was suggested that the school administration be contacted conc:-erning a joint effort' betw-een the School OistTict and the City in the construction of the bathhouse at Sinclair Pool and the Indoor Skating Rink. It was also suggested that the ser-vice clubs be contacted to see if they would be i nterested in cOIT'abining efforts to handle the bond 'W'Cigon project .. The Capitol Improvement priorities will be determined at the May meeting t-o be submitted to f-Ie City Manager to be con- aidered for the 1973 budget .. Mr. Rcxnons stated he felt it was again time to have a survey IT10de of Englewood to determine recreation and facility needs for the next ten to fifteen years by some professional group. It was suggested that Arapahoe Ccxnrnunity College be contacted to see if they could ass ist in a survey of this type ... The Recreation Fund budget will be reviewed by the Commission ot o special meeting to be held in 1\1\oy ... At the regular May meeting, the Capitol lrnprovernent priorities will be deci~ed, a speaker frcwn Trout Unlimited will be present and Mr .. Rornans will show slides on the river beautification proiect in Son Antonio, Texas. Mr .. Rotnons urged the Conunission members to attend some o-f The pertinent sessions at the Midwest District Conference of the N o tional Recreation & Pork Association to be held in Boulder on Apdl 23, 24, 25. The meeting adiourned at 9 :45 p .. rn .. \ ! ~ • • I' 32X ~ ~ Loco lion •1. -- (·1 ••• G 1lf Course - Btl leview Pa ll< - C nl cnnial Pall< - l1 ;o n Park - I~ tes-Lagan Park M ller Field --- [, nnis Courts (6) lt en l c VIew - ll tddox Tot Lot - ~ 1111munity Building II :Lellan Reservoir H mdba II Courts - S ,jm Pool (outdoor) R fi e Range · seball Field (H.S.) t ating Rink. (Indoor) B 1nd Wagon 1 aygrouiid for Handicapped • • • • 197 1 IDeve lop wes t end 48,000 1 All pu rpOle cou rt 2,33 3 I All purpOle court 2,333 1 All purpOl e court 2,333 PARKS & RE CREATION SEVEN YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PRO GRAM 1972 1 1973 I 1974 I 1975 1 Feaii6TITJYSTuOy 3,000 I 28,210 I 24,818 I 21,068 Wit shore develop./ Pave parklnglot 45,000 18,000 1976 20,000 outh, east , north shore evelop.102.000 I Pave parking lot 4,200 flemove nouses;devell Smoll Swim Pool larea 136,000 45.000 Pa ve pa rking lot 8,100 I GreeiiDeTilPOif 90,000 and & develop. 50,800 21,700 12 courts • outside 14,000 !Bathhouse 36,000 LlgllfTield 50,000 11,000 WOOing Pool 12,000 Land· 175,000 Bldg. • 375,000 (continued) 12.000 ........ =· ...-.:----------'"""" 324,000 1977 20 ,000 • • (· • ·~·' " (H t\) X • • p, r ~s & Rec rea tion S1vcn Year Capitol Improvement Program oge -2- loca tion 1971 ortmout h Pork lini -Pori< at Broad- way Interchange llice & Fire Bldg . TOTAL 54,999 • • 1972 1973 1974 1975 197 6 1977 I Small swim Pool 45,000 ' 37 fiiJ 69,000 105,100 292,399 645,818 241 ,068 660,000 20,000 • - • • • • P .'\.RK RECREATIO).:" n.nd OPEX SPACE STA~""'DARDS T h e :-.:atio nal Recrea tio n an c..l P :lrk Association reco~"TTizes ~hree a1>proac hes or methods to dete rmin e space standards . Since each of these mer.hods has some positi,·e and negative aspects many ciLies appl,y all thre e to use as a comparison or as a check. Regardless of ,,·hat method is used. the A s soci::u.ion recommends that space st.a..nd.ards be determ.i.n cd for e"·entual popu.l at.ion gronLh si_nce space becomes increasingl y less availabl e as popula- tion gro''-s . The three methods a r e: (1) The Population Ratio 1\ot ethod : (2) Area Percent l\1 e t.hod ; (3 ) The Need (demand or participation) 1\lethod . The P o pulation Ratio 1\.lethod is roost 'Wide l y u sed and U\Ost accurate of the three methods. I. The Population Ratio 1\llett..ad Recorrnnended standard is 10A for every 1 000 oopulat-lo n. T he followi..ng are not included in the application of this standard : (a) Public S c hool Property; (b) Golf Courses; (c) Spec ial areas such as par~vays. ceme teries. 'vater supply r e servoirs. etc. ; (d) Private lands ; (e ) Public acreage outside of the jurisdictional limits of the coxnmu.nity (Regional and State areas). Eva.J.ua:tion of certa.J.n 1oc a1 factors. and an adjustment accordingly., i_s essential to this methocL These local factors that. have such an important bearing on what is in demand., and ln b.lrn dictates space needs. are as follo,vs: (a) Time-distance from parks ; (b) Demog-raphic profi1es (age., sex .. family size., etc.); (c) Socio-economic factors (income. education .. etc .;) (d) Culb.lral and ethnic characteristics ; (e) Geo- gra.pbica1 location ; (f) Climate; (g) Special urban condttto'itS and subneighborhoods ; (h) Local traditions and customs; (i) Ne·w trends or patterns in recreation; (J) Quantity and quality of existing facilities; (k) Private recreation facilities; (1) Available re- sources (source of funds .. land. etc ... ); (k) Local expressed needs and desires of the citizens. U. The Area Percent Method Ill. The recom.tnended standard is 10% of the total area.. This 10% must be ava..ilable to the general public.. Because this method is based on acreage and not directly re- lated to population. density or recreation needs. it has little applicability to olde r cities but ls useful in evaluaJ:ing. pl.a.n.n.i.n.g and comparing designs ln ne"W' to"WDS or large planned unit developments. The local factors. plus density. listed under the Popula.t:i.on Ratio Method "~DUSt also be applied in this method. T'wenty -thirty percent is usually used in the open space coxnDlunities such as ••cluster development living'' "W"bich calls for a great. d eal of ''green areas and goU ._.:>urses''. Many cities requ.i.re by ordinance that small su.bdivision.s set aside five to ten percent of the area., or paytnent in lieu of land. for pa.rk.lands. The percentage depends on the size of the development. The Need (Demand or Participation> Method This xnethod detern:tlnes the need for every facility or area 'W'hicb~ .i.n turn .. dictates the space necessary. Thi.s approach is the most relevant to people and space re- required and is usually done by surveys. questlonn.aires. intervt.e-ws. p.art:i.cipa.ti.on rat.es. etc. This usually does a fair job of deter"JD.i.n.ing the needs of the co"JDn:tun.ity. Recent attempts to deterYn.ine needs by the "JDa.t.hematlcal modeling process using a compute r have been made . These models provide mean.s for employing all the variable factors that. can be 'W'eighed as to importance and effect on recreation den:tand. Hovv- ever., to date., these models have not produced reall.stic estimated needs at the local leve1s . They have had more success on the regional and state level. The Denver R egional Council of Governments. as part. of their Open Space Study .. adjusted the Population Ratio Met.bod of det.erYn.ini..ng standards Cor t .his area and recorn~:nended 10. SA per every 1. 000 people. The National R ecreation and Park Association also supplies st..a.ndards for ind.lvf..dual recrea- tion facilities. They are a.a follows: (continued) • • • I' • • · Page -2- • Facility Baseball Diamonds Soflba.ll Diamonds (and/or youth d.ianx>nds) Tennis Courts Basketball Courts Swimn::ling Pools -25 yard Swi.r:nnring Pools -50 :meter Skating Ri.nks (artificial) Neighborhood Centers CoDlDlunity Centers Outdoor Theaters (non~mmercial) Shooting Ranges Gol.C Courses (18 bole) Englewood Parks &. Recreatlon Dept. April 10. 1972 • Standa..rd/1000 people 1 per 6,000 1 per 3. 000 1 per 2.000 1 per 500 1 per 10.000 1 per 20,000 1 per 30.000 1 per 10,000 1 per 25.000 1 per 20,000 1 per so. 000 1 per 25,000 • Comment Regu.l.ati.on 90" (Best in battery of 4) Based on 15 sq. ft.. of "Water for 3% of' pop. Corople'te CODJplex lncL higb po"W"e.r. a.JD&ll -bore. trap and skeet. fie1d archery. etc. , • • r 32xl • • • PARK. RECREATION & OPEN SPACE STANDARDS AS APPLIED TO THE CITY OF ENGLE"WOOD Parks &. R e creation 'Department. STANDARD ENGLEWOOD Acres per/1000 people Numbe r o£ Acres 10-5A 108-13A STANDARDS FOR SPECIAL FACILITIES, ENGLEWOOD R eco m.mended. Number of Acres 353-79A A pril 1'"> 1972 ENGLEWOOD Deficiency Number of Acres 245-66A FACILITY STANDARDS ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD (oort«>or s) Number per/1000 Reoo:tn..XD.ended Nu. n:dJer o~ fa..ci.ll ties Nun1ber of facilities Deftcienc::::f: Baeef>•11 Field 1 per 6.000 5 2 3 Softball F1eld 1 per s.ooo 11 6 5 Teou>J.s Courts 1 per 2.000 17 12 5 Ba.alcetbal.l Court.s 1 per 500 67 20 47 s-tD. Pool (25 yd) 1 per 10.000 3 0 3 SwUn Pool (50 >neter) 1 per 20.000 1 1 0 SlcaUng IUnk 1 per 30.000 1 0 1 (artiflci.al) Neighborhood c..-era 1 per 10.000 3 0 3 CoDl.D1UDJ:ty cent.er 1 per 25.000 1 0 1 Ou:tcbor Theatre 1 per 20.000 1 0 1 Sboot:lng Ranges 1 per so.ooo 1 0 1 GoH Courses 1 per 25.000 1 0 1 -• • • • - - 0 - PARKS and RECREATIO DEPARTMENT CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ResoonsLbUity (as defined by the City Charter) ·The City shall provide for the pla..n.ning and supervt._sion of a coun:nunity recreation program and for equ.lpplng and mainta.i.n.ing city-owned or cont.rolled parks . recreational areas and faclllties. both in and outside the corporate city llm.its. The City may cooperate with other public authorities. organizations. or individuals Ln or outside of the City to 1mplement the operations of this program. " Goals and Aims 1. To provide various year-round recreation programs and faciUties for people of all ages in all fields of interest~ 2~ Ma..i.ntenance of parks and recreation facll.itles on an adequate level so that all areas are desirable and utilized to the ut"Ynost~ 3. To plan and carry out a comprehensive Capital ~provement Program for Parks So the City rnay be prepared to meet the communltyys future recrea.tl.onal needs~ Benefits and Values 1. Release from physical and mental tensions of modern livf.ng.. Pre- vents mental Illness and expedites rebablllta:t:ion... 2. lndi.vtdual self-expression,. se1C-discovery. creativity .. 3 . Gives zest Lo llvi.ng and D'leete the needs of the modern way of American living. 4.. Has educational values. sharpens skills,. deepens appreciation for nature. the environment and people. 5. Strengthens character and citizenship. Equates privileges with respon- sibilities. Develops respect for others and maJ.ntai.ns freedom of choice consistent with democratic livi.ng .. 6. Helps prevent del.lnquency and fulfills the basic need of people for excit- ment . competition and activity .. 7.. Contributes to physical and mental state of health. Orga.nization The Department has two d.ivi.sions : (a) the Recreation Activity ProgrB.D'l Divi.sion and (b) the Park Divi.slon. The Recreation Activity Prog:r&J:n Division is directed by the Assistant Director of Parks & R ecreation assisted by the Recrea.ti.on Program SUpervi.sor. Approximately 260 pa.rt--'ti.me employees instruct. supervise and d.t.rect some seventy recreation programs. These activities range from art classes to footbal.1 programs. The Parks Division ma..inta.ins and cares for ten park areas with a total of 109 acres conta..in.ing many facillties such as ballfield&. shelter houses . plcn.ic areas., etc . The Parks Division is directed by the Parks and • • - - - Parks &.Recreation Depa.rtment.. Page -2- - • - R.ecrea..tlon Director a..ssi.sted b y ~e Park Foreman and seventeen Dl&..i.n.:tenance men. The offl..ce st:..a..ff a.1&o consists o£ a de·pa.rtiDenta1 secretary and clerk-steno. Eight seasonal. maintenance men are a1so used duri.ng t.he s:u.rnmer :a::nonth.s. Parks & Recreati.on Departntent April 7. 1972 • '· '!' II -- I' 32X • • • PROPOSED GOLF COl_""RSE PLA~ PLATTE RIVER SITE -OXFORD A,-EXl!E & CLAY STREET DEPA.RT::\l E::"T OF P.~KS o.: RECREATIO:o-: CITY OF EXGLE\\-OOD COLOR-.>o.DO First Stage F e asibility Study : 1. To determine if a nine. eighteen or t"\.\:enty-seven hole gol.f course is suitable .. 2. Consideration of other types of de\.-e lopment 1.n conjunction '\.vith golf course such as park. greenbelt (similar t.o Littleton's plan) or other related projects. 3.. The purchase of or options on land sufficient to eventually construct a tvventy-seven hole course or sma..ller nuJDber of holes as deterznined by City Council .. Second Stage 1. The construction of the first nine holes on land presently ovvned by Public Service Company. 2... Begin land fill of the gravel pit on the east side of South Platte River. Gravel pit owned by City o:f Engle\.YOOd Utilities Department. Third Stage 1. Construction of nine add.f.tional holes to complete a regu1atlon eighteen hole golf course. Fourth Stage 1.. Construction of additional. nine short holes for the beg:t.nners. children and slo'W' players. The follo~g are arguments to support the question. '"'Why a golf course for Engle'Y'OOd. ?" 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The National Parks & Recreation Association's recomDlended standards for golf courses is one gol.f course for every 25.000 people. City of Engle"W'ood population is 33.695. Private golf courses are not ava..llable to the majority of Englewood citizens because of %Dembersh1p costs. Play on neighboring municipal gol.f courses is restricted to days and times "'"ben golfers can not play or it :Ls undesirable to play. Reservations .for playing time are rest:rlcted to citizens living wi:t.bi.n that city. Most neighborhood golf courses add an extra charge to outs::lde golfers a.s "W'ell as an ex- pansion fee that is earmarked to build more golf courses under the control of th.a.t. cf.ty ... An a.na.logy can be made to Denver's present position in regard toVI78..i:er in the Metropolitan area.. Englewood is one of very few cities its size and tax: Income position that does not have a municipal golf course... Ironi.cally, the development of Engle"VII'OOd"s revenue paying shopping center ellm.in.ated a gol.f course that 'vas enjoyed by so many Englev.rood citizens .. The Collo\.rlng ciUes in Colorado have municipal golf courses: Ala..nx>sa .. Arvada. Aspen. Aurora. Boulder. Burlington, Colorado City. Colorado Springs. Cor-tez. Craig, Denver (6 courses). I>urango. Es·tes Park, Evergreen. F't. ... Collin.s. Ft. Morgan. Grand Junction. Grand Lake. Greeley, Acla.m.s County, La.Junta. Lake-w-ood. Leadville. Longmont:. Loveland. Monte Vista, Pueblo. Rocky Ford. Salida, Sterling. Trf.n.idad. Vail. Walsenburg. West:- rn..lnster and Wray .. 6. All indications are that an eighteen hole golf course in EngleW"OOd vvi.11 record over 55. 000 --""" rounds. Thls is more than Engle'\.\Ood's very popular outdoor swim pool served in 1971. (cont::l.nued) • I t II • -~ • • Proposed Go1£ Course Plans Page -2- • 7. A golf course is a greenbelt and a preserver of open space -open space that is groomed and maintained on a hlgh le\.·el t.o provide aesthetic value to any community. The goliers pay the COJDplete cost Cor rnai.nta..ining this green area. S . Past expe-riences have proven that a golf course acts as an economic lift to surrounding properties. ra..i._sing property ,-alues., tax returns and provldiog more p<>tentla.l income from businesses. Thls may ''"ell be the catalys"'t that: '"'-l.l.l beg:i..n the development of the Platte River. 9.. It is a recrea.:tion a..ct.ivi.ty that: can be enjoyed by both :male and ferna1e from teenage past retirement age. 10. A golf course constructed at the Platte River site 'vll.l have these added advantages : (a) Close to and convenient for Engle"~>vood clt:Lzens. This site can be reached by v.~alk::l.ng. bike s or car .. (b) Bring closer and better relations behveen Sheridan and Eng1e"WWod.... (c) Thls site conta..ins £our large capacity ~ells which l.s h:nporta.n't. to golf course con.stru.ction. (d) Insures reacb.i.ng c.apaci:ty play much fa.s-t:er than a course tba.t :may not be close and conve.ni.ent. April 10. 1972 • • • • • • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC L~BRARY BOARD O FFICIAL Apri.l 11 , 19 7 2 C'J"I'X CO'fl ·~C:J L OCUMENT The meeting was called to order at 7:45 by Chai~an Maxwell . Present: Jarrell , Kuhlman, Martinez , Maxwell , Shattuck, Simon Absent : Brown , Morris The minutes of the March meeting were approved as mailed . Hi ss Lute presented the March statistics and pointed out that circu- lation is down o v er March 1971, but that the school s ' spring vacations fell in March this year . She also reported that Arapahoe Regional Library has been offered a grant from the State Library to set up a publi.c library in Sheridan High School . The collection w ould be sepa rate from that of the school library, but in the same room. Hi ss Lute read portions of her letter to Hr . Me eks ac the State Library? po~nt ing out that part of the Sheriday schooL dlstr~ct includes Englewood residents. H iss Lute discussed some stud~es being d one at the Engle~ood Library by student s at the Un~versi~y of Denver Schoo1 oC Librarianship . One is a library use study ? to d term~ne ho-many patrons use the l~brary without actually checking out materials ; another group is studying the types of reference quest~ons asked most frequently and the strength o£ the library collection in those areas ; and there ~s also a survey being taken of the patrons using the library during the noon hour . The Vacation Reading Program -as explained and sample materiaLs dis - played . Libraries in JeEferson County . A da.ms County? and A urora are using the theme and pubLi city materials developed by librarians Kathleen B eck and Adeline Czarny and Barbara Young. of the Planning Deparcment . There -ill also be a poster contest for the Va cation Reading Program in the area elementary school s . Mr . Maxwell reported on the Central Colorado Library Council meeting . DRCOG -ould like the CCPLS libraries ~o increase financial support of D R COC for the services available. CCLC felt that it should be studied further . Denver Publi c Library would like to raise th cost per volume on reciprocal borrowing . and that ~ill be scud1ed . Mi ss Lute reported that the City Council would lik on the parking probl m at the library. and several 1 d eas information discussed. The American Library AssociatLon is holding a convention in Ch~cago June 24-30 and it -a s discussed w hether one of the B oard members w ill attend with Hi ss Lute . Mrs. Simon play d some tapes received from the Florence? Colo . library -h ich ar part o£ their local history collection. She then played part of an interview s he recorded with an Engle-cod resident as a sample for the .. Share Y our Herit.age•• proj ct . A slide show-on the h is tory of Sinclair Jun~or High School in Englewood wa s pre sented as an example of w hat might be done for ''S hare Y o ur Heritage••. The vacancy cau ~ed by Hr. Ma son's move from Englewood has not yet been filled? and the Board decided that a letter be w Titten to M r . B rown and Haver Senti -ith recommendations from the Board. There being no further business. the meeting was a d journed at 9 :45 . R espectfu1ly submitted 9 ~~ S u san C oomb e Secre~ary t o the B o a r d • • '32xl - - - 0 F F I C f f\. '-CJ:.I:)G COU C L r :;_~·r NT f <l Li . APi' 1 .. .!. CXTY OF ENGL.EWOOD COUNCiL 1 --=~-, 3 ("I It: ~MECW~L !'O~O:l.972 Ch.a..L.rman Le-o:n.a.rcl ca.11ed the m.eeti..ng to order at 8:00 P-M ... Members Preaent: Leonard,. Wett.eratrCCD., Rhodus, Be'9i.er, Krei~i.ng. Maddox Me:ml:Hara Absent: Dodri1.1 A.1so Present : City Attorney Bera.:rdi.n..i. and Chief Bu.i.l..di.ng Z.nape.ctor &rok.a.te Roy B ... Numb erg case N o. S-72 4S2l.. South Gal..apa.go The app~icant ia requestLng permissio n to keep a pati.o under construc tion ~t:b.ou.t • ,pe~t . '1"hi• La a 16• x 24-• patio re.su1ti..n.g .i....n an overl..ot c:ova.rage o~ 21..9 sq • .ft . orb ~ :J...a. an. R.-.1.-A .zone .. - lii'U..r"Dherg at..atea be started tl1e patio el::Jc:rat 2 m.ontl::l.s ago . Be .....ou.l..d cut the roc::»f back to the a:J..al::lr., re:Dlov:l.ng 96 sq . ft .. He w.i.l..l.. run c:aaai.o:na . KreJ..l...ing movea, Maddox seconded , the variance be granted eubjec:t to th-e pat...i.o being cut bac:::k to the al..al:> -96 aq. ft. and l..etters of oansent from the property owners on both a:l.dea of th.e property. Aye.sa Wette.r•t.rom.. Rl1odua, Bev ier, Kre..1.....1.J..ng. Maddox. Leonard Ba.ya & liJO.De Absent: Dc>Clril..l.. case ao . 6-72 44l-2 south Grant The a.pp.1.J..c::.ax:lt. is requ.e•t..i.ng perm.ission to c:onti..n.ue the u.ae of a sec:::on.d dwe.1.1..i.ng on the r ear of the property. "rhi.a i.a an R-1..-c zone ; p.a.rt. of o:r.:l..gi.D.-.1 Eng l..ewood and has been zc:::q:a.ed R-l.. a.:l..n.c:e the firat zoni...ng ord:l.Danc::e o.r 1..940 . "rh.e sui..l..d.i.ng .Depa.rtzae.:nt J..aaued a Pl..umb.:l..ng Permit *7300, dated S/26/60. for a bathroom in a garage with the notat~on . •1n garage. not to be uaed as a renta1 unit .• Mr. &a~l..agin states he bas owned the property for 1.8 years. He remode1l..ed the garage for hie mother-in-l..a~ but she did not l..i.ve there as she was too il..l.. and w-ent to a nursing bom.e . He baa rented the property ai..nce that t~e for $60 pex ~~nth -pa~d $1.~00 to r enovate the garage to a reaidenc:::e. The property bas been properLy pOsted and advertised for Pttbl..ic: Beari...ng for ton.i.t.e• a meet:i..ng . orhe Bu:l..1.di:ng Depa.rtm.ent preaen.ted ,_ter records ah.owi.n.g water p.a.:l.d for one u.n.J..t onl..y_ Mr. Corbin 44-00 South Grant -owns th.e property on the north -the rental. of the g'&.rage doea not l:::>c>ther l::LizD. -be haa no objec:t.i..on. • - • • • • Mr. DeBctse 4407 S outh LOgan -Has 1 i ved 3.c::rosa t h e a.1.l..ey for .1.4 y e a..ra an.d has never had any p r obl.ems ~itb parking or anything . Jllla..d.c:3:o :x mov e d. IC:re~.i.ng sec:on.d ed .. A y e a.r1y ~.i.ce.nae be granted and tl1e u.ae to c ease with c h ange o ~ ownersh ip . A y e a z-K:re J...L.i..ng, Maddox aa.ya :r. Wetterst.rc:.D., ~du.a ,. Bevie.r • z...eon.a.rd Ab:aent a J:lic:>dr i.~ RJ:a.o.du_s m.ov ed. Bevier seconded. t21e vari.a.nc:e be den.i.ed an.d t.b.e e>e.ist..ing tenan.t vacate the preaa.i.aea wi.t.hi..n 6 mouth per i.oc5. from. the date o f th..ia meet..:i...ng . A ye.aa Wet.t.erst.rOIID, Rb.oc!lu..s, Bevie r. :Leonard ISIAyaa Krei1.i.ng. -ddox Absent.. Doc:1.r .i..l..1. &o'Wa.rd s p.aul.di.ng 42&3 South E1ati. ~-app~icant ia requesting a variance f or a G• x J..e • addition on a reaJ..dence "Wh.J..ch .t.... on the rear of the 1.ot. The addition to be 7 £t. from. rear property l..i.ne. -rb.i.a i.s an R-.1.--c zone . 7-72 The property has been posted and advertised for .PU]:)l.i..c: .&e-a.ri.ng: ton.i.te. The app1Lcant states th:La J..a an addi.t..i.o.n. to increase the bath.rOCIIm. and l..a:undry rocm:a ... The existing bath.rOCJIIl .i.e 32 sq ft. .:l..n area ... "rbe '-"&y the house 1..a arranged 1.t ~d have to go on the rear of t.b.e house ... He state• be has .1...i..ved there f!or 33 years. -rbe.re was no one p::reeent eith.e::r for or against the gra.nt.:l.ng o£ th.e va.r:l.anc:.e • ~ JDOved. JC:re~J...u.g seconded. the PU:b~.i..c: Hearing be c:l..o•ed. the Board Ayeaa -YB• Ji\.bs en t a to v:l.ew the property an.d render a dec:i...a:l..on at the next regu..1ar meet.i..ng to J::>e b.e~d Apri1 12. 1972. Rh.odua . Bevier. Jltrei1.i.ng. Maddox. :Leonard Cha.r~e• and V.:Lrgi.ni..a oueao.oy Ca.ae &o ... 8-72 2917 South P'OX 'rhe app~J.c:ant is requ.eat.in.g pe~aaJ.on for 1ate reg.i.at.ra~on of a --.&..1~ houae ~9 • 5 " x ~4 • s• -279 aq.. ft. on t:he rear of the p.rope.rty. A~•o pe:rm..i.•a.ion to uee the baa-nt o£ their houae for an apra.rtment.. "J:'hia i.e an x-1 zone.. file property w:a• zoned R.-2 pr.:Lor to .1.955-Water Recorda show 2-f.mi1y pr~or to ~955 to the present date. • • I' X - - - The a.pp~i..c::a.nt at..a:te-• th.e kitchen w-i.~ have to be i.nata.~l..ed i...n tb_e basement aa the baaement ~-• used by the~ daughter and ChL1dren and it does have a bathroom and partitions in. They pu.rc:::ha.aed the property i.n .1948. -x'b.e b.c::n1se .:Ln. the rear 'W'II.a 1n u.ae at th.a.t t1.DM!t: and has been rented eince ~at time. The property has been posted and advert~aed. The property has been checked for c::amp1Lance the the boua~g code . The rear bouse ia sma1l.. and wou1d onl..y permit occupancy for two peopl..e. There was no one present at the ~eting to protest the variance. Bevier m.oved, Maddox seconded, Late reg.i..at..rati.o.n. of the SDL.&l-1 house and poex:zn..issi.on to convert the ba.aem.e.nt to an. ap.a.rt::JDent and the "WOrk t.o be c:aalpl..eted ~ithin a 120 daya. under d iacusaion it ~ dete~ned there shouLd be a mot~n on th.e two houses aepa.rat.el..y. T'herefo:r:e, Bevier w:l.t.hdre,.,. the JROtion.. &evi.e.r IDIOved. Maddox seconded. Grant l..ate regi.atrati.on of the amal..l.. reaidence on tb.e rear of the property and to DUalc.e in c:ompl..~..nc:e with the houai...ng code W":i.th.i..n. 1..20 daye ... A yeaa: wett.erat.ram.,. RhoCI'u.a,. Bevier,. 'JICreil..i..n.g. Maddox. Leonard . Ha.ya a: &one Absent : Dodril.l. &e.vi er DK>ved. Maddox aec::c:::J!.nded. a. va.rian.c:e be granted to use the baaesaent o£ the 'bou.se £or an a~t and the work ·to c:ampl.y -with the Bu.i:Lding COde . Ayes a: sevier. Maddox, Krei.l..i.ng J!faya a Wett.erat.rCI:Il. Rh.od'U.S • .Le<»1a.rd Ab&e:n.t a Dod.r:Ll...1. The motion ia denied. Jack E . or Ernest A . Saucier 46l..S So Santa Pe Caae »o -9 72 The appl..ic:ant ia request±ng per.miaaion ~ erect a aecond caretaker •• rea.:l.denc:e in an z-l.. zone . "rhi.a .i...a a u..aed c:ar l..ot ~c::b h.aa a. 8111.11...11.. frontage on sa.nta Pe and the .1.a.rger port:l..o:n of the l..and ia quite &"Ways ~at of Santa Fe. -r'bere ~-one resi.de:nee on the preDLi..aea now. 'X'be property baa been p<:>ated and advertia.ed. for Publ..i.c: Hea.r.i..ng ton.i.te . Ernest sauc::ler 441.5 South PoX State• they need a c.aret.ake.r oa. th.e p.r--..iaea al..1. o.f the t:l.m.e. HJ..s fath.e.r l..:l.vea on. t.h.e pre...ieea now but goe• out of town as the buyer and etc:. for the bu.eJ..neaa. They now b.and.1.e t.rave.l.. t.rail..era. motor hcxaea and cars and there :i.e a l..ot of va.nda~ .in the area. and con.ai.derab.1.e JDCI.ney :l..nvo~ved. 'Tb.ere ia an of~:Lce oo th.e pr--.i.aea. • - • • • Wetteretrom moved. :lthodu. •ec::c::Q1ded.. th.e var.Lan.ce denied.. thia :J...a %-~ 80DJ...ng 'Wb.J..c:h 'baa ~ residence. a:nd a o~~.:Lce and. -.u1d be ccxapoundi.nq the -tter to put :Ln a. aeeond .reaidenc:e .in the area. ft'le bu.a1.D.eaa doe:a not operate on Sunday. A gate cou.1.d be ina~.1.ed to he1p protect the prem.:l.aea ... Aye&: -.ya: Wet tara t.rcxa. &c>ne Rhodua.. Bevier. Ma-ddox, JCrei..1.ing. 'Leon.a.rd Absent s DodrJ.~~ LOu.1.a w.. Jones 4880 South Jason 'rbe ~p1..i..c:AD.t. .i.a requeat..i.ng a va.rLanee to erect an attached garage to be 6 ft • .:from. the north property 1.J...ne... The oontou..r of the .Lot :La aucb .:l..t wr.::aru~d be d.i..f~i..cul..t to bui..Ld on aouth s.i.d.e of .1.ot... At the t:l..me the ree.i..denc:e 'WB.B bu.:1.1t .in .1..954 the .requi.recS aetl::J.ack 'WI!L8 S .rt.. -.r'be zon.i..ng ~ c:banged in .1.963 to r~~i.re a 7 ft.. aetback. ~e ~ppl..icant presented a l..e tter £rom tbe ne~9bbor on the north etating he has no objleet...i..on to th.e propoa:ed ga.rag:e.. He ata.tea the water 'W'OU.l.d be dra.i..J:aed. to the et.reet .. Maddox "JDOVed • .Rhodu..s seconded, since the zoning baa been c::b.anged and tb..ia property .i..a oa. a ai..de ~~ a.D.d on1y a va.r:J..a.nc:e of or&e £CJC)t, the va.r.:La.nc:e be s;rran't..d .. Ayes: Wette.rst.rc.a., F.bod.U8, Bevier, M.adc:Sox:, ~ei.l....i...ng. Leonard lSI.ayaz 8o:ne Absents Dod.ri11. Kenneth P' i.e her caa• .IIJO.. 1.1.-72 The app-1.J..C&Dt i.a requeat..i..ng perJili.aa:i..on t!o r an .ad.d.it...:Loa. t.o the gara ge and u~:i..ty roo. reau.l.tiog in a ~ront aetback oL 22 ft.. and w.•t a1de- yard 0~ 4 :rt... a ~c:hea-..-..rhe •t.r--t i..a -C!U%'"'Ved. •treet and the ~ot. .i..a odd-a~Cl. ~ is an R-~-A zone w'hich requi.r-25 ft. frc>nt -tback -7 :rt. • ideya.rd. 'S'ba .,pp-~.1..caD.t at.a..rt.ec:l to p.r .. en't hia ea.ae: -..:a.d a pat.:l..o ...,.. •bawD 011 h.i.e p1ot. p1an ~c::h .resu.1.te.C! .i..D. an over~ot c:.overage . ~IIIIC)Yed, Wette.ratrOIIl aeccu:u:Sed.. the aPS>1i..c:.ADt w.t.tb.draw h .:i..a aps:~~1.J.c:at.i...c:llo and reapp~y and repoet the property. Aye.as Wett:.e.ra~. ~ .. sevier, ll•ddox, Krei.Li..ng, ~d .Bayas .8QD.e Abeent a Dodril.~ navJ.Cl c. SttJ.tt, Le-• ca.• eo· 12-72 'Z'be -~~t i• requea~q perwt ••iOD to ~· a .--<X~D1!1oz:aJ.Ac;r 9rocery store uae t:c> a :r1oor c:::o~.:I.D.g out...l..et. 'ft:d..8 .t... an a.-1.~ J~~DDe. • '. ! 'f • • r 32x • • • The store bae been vacant f or 7 or a mon.th.ea b.Dd t.h.ey have been u..nabl..e to rent i..t. a.e: a grocery store.. The propceed uae 'tltJIOU.~d be a c:a.rpet out~et by appoJ....ntm.ent on~y. He states he .i..n.at.a11.a f.Loor coveri..nge J...n :ne:w h.omes and t.h.i...a "-'C>Ul..d be a. show rOCIUl by a._ppoJ....n"':Dlent on..l..y .. Ybere i.e a .Lot o£ o fE -st~eet parking .. There. was d..i.acu.aai..on a..o to the c:ost of conv-art.:Lng the store bui..l..ding to re..si...denti.a..l.. u..ac. ~o moved,. Bevier a.ec::o:nded , th.e PUb1ic: Hearing be c::on.t..i.nued unt~1 the ne~ Board m.eeting and the own.er directed to present coats of convertLng to residential. use . Wet.ters·trCJ!D., None Dc>d:r~~ It:h.odus. Devi..er. .Maddox. Krei1i..nq. Leona:rd Etaro1d col..em.an case uo .. 13-72 4200 South Pearl. ~e appl..icant i5 requeGting pe~eaion to erect ~ 6 f t-so1id £ence £r<::lli'ft th.e :rear o f the residence aJ..ong Pr:i.ncet.on Avenue to the gara ge . 'rh:i..s '-JIOu~d not 1:>e a tra.££i.c:: hazard as it on~y goe-s to the garage a. dist.anee of 24 f t. from. ~ ~~ey . -rho app1icant ut.a.tee he needs tbe fenc e f or pri:vac:y a.nd to keep a .l.a.rge dog in tJo>e yard. Bh.od:ua movea H ddc::»: seco.nded, the vn..l"::'i.anc:e be granted f or the 6 ft .. fence as requested. Ayes: Wet.t.e.rstroD:t Rh.od.ua .. Bevier. Krei..1i.ng, Maddox, Leonard . Nays :a: Bone Absent~ Dodri.:l.l. Co~orado Patio £or Hi.Fi..Fol?Um MU:s.i.c: cc.npany ca..se. No • .1.4 72 3460 SC.-uth Broadway -rbe app.l.i.ca.n.t ~ :requea.ti.nq pes:::m..ies:i.on to keep a ma..rqu.ee cover 'With supporting posts e.nc:roac::.b:i..:ng u_pon City property. They a.pp:t.ied for a. pe..rm..it. but. inst.a...1.~ed the cover before the permit was approved . 'The supporting post.a are enc.roa.cb..i.ng upon City property. The cover is ~2 ft . J..n 1.en9th and 'Od-1.~ be a ft. in h.ei9bt. The supporting posts • are 2 ft. :frc:.!1 th.e. edge of th.e o:Ld9WC!11.1k.. Wetterstrom moved, "Jtrcai~i.ng seconded. "rrD be rE comm.ended to tb.e City counc:.i..1 f or th·ei..r con.e.i.derat..i..O!I:l of approval.. o£ t.h.e t:wc> sup,porti.ng pouts .. Ayes% wett.e.rst:cc:xn, Bevier. tcrei...l.ing. Maddox.-Leonard, Rays s Bh.odus Absents Dodri1..l.. Ybere beJ...ng no £u..rther bu.a.i.ne.as t:.o c:·~ be:J!!o.re the Bc:>&r4 the JllC!Iet:Lng adjourned at ~2.00 PM. Susie Scbneider .R.ecordi.ng secret.a.ry • • • r 32x - - - • • .L CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING cnMM~~ ~ .LE March 21, 1972 .Cf'i'SC OF l=..l .. Ci....'-.·..,ooo. COLO I. C ALL TO ORDER. The regu1ar m ee t.:~ n g oJ' the City P1anni.n g and Zoning C o:m.nti.ssi.on was c a11ed to ord e r at 8:00 p.m ., Chairma n L e nts c h presiding. Members pre se nt : Stan1ey; Car 1 so n ; Ross; Rob i ns : Brown ; Lentsc h Supinger, Ex-o£f1cio Memb eJ~s absent: H e nnin g: Vob e~da: Weis t A1so p resent:: Pub1i c Work s Director Waggo n er; Sergeant Wa11ace: P1annin g A ssis tant Young; A ssist ant Dire c tor o£ C om- munity Development Ro~ans. II . APPROVAL OF MINUTES. C ha~rman Lent sch stated the Minutes o£ Mar ch 7, 1972, were to be con- sidered for approval... Car1son moved : Ro ss seconded: The Minu~es o£ the meeting or Marc h 7, 1972, be approved as w r itten .. The mo t~on carr~ed. I I I. FLOYD-ELATI INTERSECTION Tra?£~c Island 1n E1at~ C ASE .,=-10 -72 Mr . Supinge~ stated that he has rece~ved a request from City Manager Di.a1 for C ommission opinion and re c o~endation on the tra£fic 1s1and on South E1ati Stree~ at F1oyd Avenue, no rth side. At a meeting o£ the City C ounci 1 to c onsider the Paving Distr1 t, severa1 reside n ts 1iving north o ~ F1o y d on E1at i Street reque sted that the 1s1and be re- moved .. Mr . Supinger 81:.ated t_hat he understood the insta11ati.on o:C the tra££ic is1and at E1ati and F1oyd dated back to the deve1opment o:C Ci ndere11a C1 ty, and that it was p r oposed in an e£for~ to red uce the tra££ic re - sulti n g from this deve1opmcnt d1spers1ng th ou~h Lhe res1dent1a1 area north of West F1oyd Av nue . South Fox Str t ~ s proposed as the on1y through Street Xrom W s t Oar~mou~ A nu sout_b to the shopp1~ ce nter. Mr . Weist entered and took h~ plac.:· .... '). t.h t.h mm1..ssion .. M.J..-. Supinger stated t..hat. t_b st.r,1p .1.D.Sta11ecl .1.n West F1oyd Avenue had "'breaks'• at C b rok. t:s, and at Soutb Fox.. At South C herokee and South E1 a ~l . ~1aff1c 1b1ands were ins~a11ed ~o prevent traffic from ro-10 F J o d and go1ng ~hrough to Dartmouth. The i s1ands were propos d ~o d ~1gn d ~o a11o ~ r1ghL ~urns £or westbound Lra££~c on We st F1oyd Av nu • and r1 b~ turns Jor southbound tra£f1c on both C herokee and E1at~-Tb~ traft1c 1s1and at South Cherokee S~reot a n d We st F1oyd Avenu ~as r •o~ d 10 19 9 aCter d u e study and de1iberat~on by city o£11 c1 als. P~ann 1n~ Comm1H 10n and 1~y ounc11 members. At Lhat time. it was a1so r qu st.ed thaL the is1 and at South E1at1 Street be removed. but t he P1ann1ng o~ission recommended that this traffic 1s1and be reta1ned, not1ng tha~ there 1s an e1eme ntar y schoo1 10 the 3100 b1ock of Sou t..h El.ati St:reet . and th a t: heavy traff1c shou1d not be 1 0 s t it ut ed on t.hi s sLreet in the i nterest of safety :Cor the chil.dren. Al.so. the maJor1ty of res1dents on South E1at~ Street between West Dartmouth Avenue and West Fl.oyd Av enue asked that the is1and be retained as was promised by the C ity wh e n theFl.oyd Avenu e Agreement was signed. The C onunission also not e d that i -t there were changes in the traffic volume an d traffic patterns. th e is land c oul.d be removed at a future da L e when so warranted. -1- - -- r - - - Mr. Sup~nger stated that the staff has contacted the Po1ice Department, Fire Department and Pub1ic Works Department, and a11 three departments are in fa v or o f removing the is1and from South E1ati Street. Mr. Supinger stated that 1etters with return post c ards were sent to property owners in the 3100 and 3200 b1ocks of South E1ati Street, and a1so to the principa1 at W i11iam E . Bishop E1ementary Scboo1 and the Superintendent o£ Schoo1s. This 1etter requested that property owners return the post card it,dicating whe ther or not they fe 1t tbe is 1and was serv i ng a pub1i c purpos e , and whether or not they £e1t it sbou1d be re- moved . To date, of 37 1etters sent, 7 return c ards request the is1and b e removed; 17 request that the isla nd be retained; 1 c ard ~r om the School District i nd icated they had no strong £e e1i n g either way . Mr. Lents c h asked o f Mr. Wa ggoner why his department thinks the is1and sh ou1d be remov ed? Mr. Wagg oner stated that the i n sta11ation or the is1a nd was the res ult of c on fe rences between the P1anning C omm ission, / Planning Department (Pla nning and Traf£ic De partment at the tim e) and the residents 1ivin g north of F1oyd Av e nu e. Mr. Wa ggoner stated that his departme n t fee 1s the is1and i mpedes the £1ow o£ traffic, and the F1oyd-E1ati intersection is v ery confusi n g to motorists. Mrs. Romans discussed th e history o f the F1oyd Avenue A g reemen t. Sh e not d that there were qu ite a number o f m eeti ngs with the residents 1ivin g north of We st Floyd Avenue prior to the election for the sa1e o£ the City P ark and the zoning of t h e land for th e c onstructio n oC the s hopp i n g ce nter. These residents were concerned about the amount o£ traffic the shopping center would introdu ce into the area, and in an effor t to keep the h eft o f the traffic out of the residential area nor th o£ Floyd, the m e dian strip down Floyd Avenue was proposed. The islands were placed at E1ati and Cherokee streets, thus gi ving 1oca1 residents access and egress from the 3200 block, but keeping the heavy shopping center traffic o ff the residential streets, with the exception o f South Fox Stree t. Mrs. Romans s tated that at the time the F1oyd Avenue Agreement wa s drawn and the is1ands i n stalled , the t ra ffic f unctions were a part o L the P1anning and Traffic Department. Mrs . Romans noted that when the remova1 o f the is land was considered in 1969, the S ch ool District i ndi c ated the y felt the island shou1d be r e - tai n ed as it was a safety measure for the schoo1 chi 1dren attending W i1 1iam E. Bishop Elementary School. This time , however, the S ch oo1 Dis - trict, by Mr . John Kramer, Manager of Property Services, has 1 ndi c ated they have no strong fee1i ngs on the matter. Mr. Lentsch asked if there was a traffic count o f the number of automobiles u s1ng the intersec tion? Mr . Waggoner stated he didn't have a complete cou nt on E1ati, but does have a turning movement count at peak periods. Sergeant Walla ce stated that during the ho1iday season, th~s i ntersec t i on cau s es a ""complete block"". Sergeant Wa11ace stated that during peak tim es, two patro1men have bee n required at the i nte rse cti on to direct traffic . He s tated that the traffic 1igbt at South Fox Street and West Floyd Avenu e ca u ses traf fic to ba c k up to South E1ati Street . Mr . Rob i ns asked if a traffic 1ight c ou1d b e 1ns ta11ed at the F1oyd-E1ati intersecti on ? S ergea n t Wa11ace stated that he recommends such a 1 ig ht, and poin ted out that it would f ree two policemen for other duties i~ they didn"t have to direct traffic at that intersection. Sergeant Wa11ace stated that two years ago at the ho1iday season, 35 policemen were assigned t o traffic c ontrol, directing traffic at intersections on ~285 and other strateg ic 1ocations around the shopping center . H e not e d that 1ast year, with the insta11ation of 1eft-turn arrows on traffic s 1 g na1s alon g U.S . 285, partro1men weren't needed at most of the inter- sec tions . Serge ant Wa11ace also noted that the .. No Right Turn on Red •• at South E1ati Street and U .S. 285 he1ped the tra f fic situa tion during the holi day season. He stated that the exit fr om the shopping center by Jos1ins is under study, and that they may recommend a right-turn only .Crom that exit in an effort to a11eviate congestion . Sergeant Wa11ace a1so stated that c urbing is needed a1ong South E1ati Street north o f -2- -• • 0 1'32X • • • Wyatts Cafeteria on both s1des of the street. He pointed out that there are now cont1nuous entrances and exits to and ~rom the parking areas, and he fee1s it needs to be restricted . Mr. Lentsch asked how many cars wou1d trave1 north on South E1ati Street :~::~::; ~~~id h!v~~~~ i! !~~1~r...~=~~e;:~: .. t~o~e t~=m~:;~~i t~e::~e~~! ~~!;~ce Sergeant Wa11ace stated that it was the turning movement that caused the most prob1em. He noted that drivers wi11 go around the is1and at either end to go north on E1ati Street. He a1so pointed out that the median strip in F1oyd Avenue projects into the center o~ the intersection, and again causes prob1ems for drivers making 1eft-turns. Sergeant Wa11ace stated that he is recommending three procedu res: 1. Remova1 o£ the is1and on South E1ati at West F1oyd Avenue. 2. Shorten the median strip in West F1oyd Avenue at South E1ati Street. 3. Make South E1at~ through street to West Dartmouth Avenue. Discussion £o11owed. Mrs. Stan1ey asked if there were many accidents at this intersection? Sergeant Wa11ace stated there were eight accidents in 1971, and there have been two or three this year . Further discussion £o11owed. Mr. Waggoner discussed the possibi1ity of a traffic signa1 at the inter- section, noting that a comp1ete traffic count has not been taken. He stated be £e1t there wou1d be ~ustification for a traffic signa1 at this 1ocation. Mr. Ross asked the cost of the signa1 versus remova1 of the is1and? Mr. Waggoner stated that the signa1 cou1d cost from $3,000 to $5,000 and that remova1 of the is1and wou1d be very minor--a c oup1 e hours 1abor and a few men, because the is1and is on1y ·•pinned·• down. Mr. Weist stated that he fe1t there was a prob1em, and that most peop1e recognized this fact; but, be fe1t the rea1 issue was the importance of honoring the agreement . Mr. Weist stated that if the City fee 1s it does not have a commitment to continue the agreement, then we shou1d take the is1and out and improve the traffic f1ow. But, if the City does fee1 the commitment is important to peop1e 1iving north of F1oyd Avenue attempting to keep the area pretty much as it was before the shopping center, then the City sbou1d go to extra expense if necessa ry to design a p1an to pro- tect the residents. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Lentsch asked if there were residents of the area who wou1d 1ike to address the Commission? Mr. A. Ku1p 3274 S. E1ati -stated that at the time the is1ands were insta11ed, it was to protect the chi1dren attending the Wi11iam E. Bishop E1ementary Schoo1, as we11 as to try to protect the residentia1 area. Mr. Ku1p noted that the scboo1 and chi 1dren were sti11 there, and he :Cel.t the is1and shou1d remain. Mr. Ku1p stated that he had ta1ked to residen~s on Cherokee Street, and they report that the tra~fic has greatl.y increased since the is1and was removed in 1969. Mr. Ku1p stated that be agreed there are traffic prob1eas at Christmas t~e. but stated that during the rest oL the year, he didn•t fee1 there was a prob1em • He stated that be fe1t the traffic wou1d increase ••considerab1y•• if the is1and were to be removed . Mr. Ku1p stated that ·•some peop1e do sneak across, but most o f them obey••. Mr. Brown asked Mr . Ku1p if he 1ived on South E1ati Street when the Agreement was written? Mr. Ku1p stated that be did. He noted that residen~s of the area were invited to severa1 meetings to c onsider the traffic pattern, and that one big argument for diverting the traffic £rom E1ati and De1aware Streets was the e1ementary scboo1. Discussion :f'o1l.owed . -3- • • • • • • • ~r. Supinger noted that the F1oyd Avenue Agreement was entered ~nto be- tween the C1ty and New Englewood, Ltd. The Agreement does indicate that the City may make modifications to the plan, of which a copy is inc1uded with the Agreement. Mrs. Martha Scott 3231 South E1ati Street stated she had 1ived at the present address for 21 years.. Mrs .. Scott stated that the original plan £or Floyd Avenue had a green strip of evergreens proposed, with no breaks £or traiCic except at South Fox Street. Mrs. Scott stated that she appreciates having the island detering traf~ic £rom South E1ati Street, and she stated thaL i£ 1t w ~re to be removed much more traf£ic would be using the street. Mrs. Scott pointed out that the entrance to the Wi11iam E . Bishop Schoo1 is on South E1ati, and that parents park in the b1ock to pick up their chi1dren after schoo1. She stated that the tra££ic, i£ it went through £rom F1oyd Avenue, cou1d be very heavy at that point and wou1d be unsare for the children. Mrs. Scott noted that a11 shopping centers have tra£Lic problems, and commented that if the traf£ic backs up on Floyd Avenue because of the traLfic light at South Fox Street, ·~it is on1y ~or a short time·•. Mrs . Scott stated that she .fe1t the re- moval o:£ the trat~fic island ·•won' t so1ve the problem.... Mrs. Scott stated that she .fe1t the majority of residents on South E1ati Street want the is1aod to rema~n .. Mr .. Todd 3258 S .. E1ati St .. -stated he has lived there since October, 1950.. He stated he was attracted to this neighborhood by the City Park south of Floyd Avenue.. Mr .. Todd stated he "was very unhappy to lose the park'', and during meetings with residents, city o.:Cficia1s, and shopping center promoters, residents were ''promised that E1ati and Delaware wouldn't be open streets•· .. Mr .. Todd stated the residents were promised evergreen trees a1ong Floyd Avenue to .. hide the shopping center" .. Mr .. Todd stated that he fe1t better signing and enforcement would handle the problem of confusion and motorists dodging the center is1and in E1ati Street ... Discussion or the signing ensued. Sergeant Wallace indicated that citations are not issued because o£ the way the intersection is signed. Further discuss.ion followed . Mr. Todd stated that the residents were promised that the traf£ic wou1d be "curtai.1ed" through the residenti.a1 area.. Mrs .. Scott suggested that i.f the is1and js removed, the green str~p might be closed, preventing traffic from cros sing Floyd... Mr ... Ku1p stated that possibly the peopl.e 09 who sneak through are 1oca1 residents••. Further discus sion followed. Sergeant Wallace stated that he has been on t b e police force 18 years, and that there has not been a serious a ccidea t or fatai1ity at the Bishop Elementary Schoo1; he stated they have an ·•excellent safety record••. Sergeant Wallace poi n ted out that a great many of the chi1dren attending this school must cross Dartmouth Avenue , a very heavil..y traveled street ... Mr .. Waggoner suggested t b at a means of solving part of the problem might be to put a cu1-de-sac on E1ati Street at Floyd: this wou1d prec1ude any traffic whatsoever £rom entering or leaving the 3200 b1ock of South E1ati Street by way o£ the F1oyd intersection .. 1r .. Weist stated he fe1L the matter went the commitment made to these residents .. opposed to remov1ng the island in 1ight back to the question or honoring He stated that he would be of this commitment • Mr. Ross stated that he felt when a public body makes a commitment to people that the commitment was inviolate until the people say they are willing to amend it or terminate the agreement. He stated that he fe1 t "we shou1d go back to the drawing board and come up with a better traf'fic .flow... Mr. Ross stated he felt the city cou1d CJOme up with something to a11eviate the confusion and congestion at this intersection, and remarked that ••you see tra.fl'ic patterns chang:i.ng a11 the t:i.me••.. Mr. Ross stated that he .Ce1t a ••commitment is a com.mitment", and he is ••in favor of keeping the conunitment••_ -4- • • • • T 32 >< - - - 1rs. Stanl.ey stated she has .. never seen an is1..and cause so much confusion to so many peop1e"•, and that she thought the intersect~on was very con- .Cus:J..ng. O:J..scussion fo11ow d. Mr . Waggoner stated that he d1dn"t £ee1 the is1and was designed proper1y.. Further discuss ion fol.l.owed.. Mr .. Brown asked how peop1e in the audience fel.t about the proposed .. cul.-de-sac .. ? Mr .. Todd stated he fel.t it wou1d cause l.ess confusion than is existing now, and a1so that it woul.d meet the original.. promise made to the residents that no through traffic wou1d be al.1..owed on this street . Mrs . Scott stated they woul.d not object to the cu1 -de-sac . O:J..scussion £ol.l.owed.. Mr . Weist asked if it woul.d be appropriate to refer the matter back to the Pub1ic Works Department? Discussion f o11owed. Mr. Supinger suggested tha t perha p s Publ ic Wo r k s Director Waggoner b e asked to work up plans and additional in£ormation for the cul -d e -sac~ 1arger isl and~ etc . Discussion followed . Brown m oved : Ross seconded: Public Wo rks Direct or Wa ggo n er be asked to present alter n ate p1ans f or the intersection to the Commission ror consideration at the next meeting o f Apri1 4~ 1972. The motion carried . IV . OFF-STREET PARKING LOT O'f£1ces~ Ltd. C ASE #83-72 Mr. Sup inge r stated that O :t:'fices~ Ltd.~ hav e submitted rev ised plans f or the c onstr uction o f the proposed o ff ice building~ and f or th e o ff -s treet park1ng for the build i n g . Mr. Supinger s tated that the applicants have also submitted two c opies o f a contour map~ showing contour o f the 1and a:t:'ter it has been Li1 1 e d. Mr. Supinger reported tha t the City C ounci1 took no action on the requested a11ey vaca tion in B1oc k 6~ Prem ier Addition~ a t their m eetin g o f March 20~ 1972. Ina s much as the vacat i on of the a11ey 1s i mporta nt to the design of the par k ing area. the City Attorney has suggeste d that the Commission defer action on the approva1 o£ the p ar king lot until the City C ouncil has va cated the a11ey. Mr. Carlson asked i£ this p r ocedure would hold the developers up 1n c on stru ction? H e asked if there were s ome way the Commission could act s ubj ect to the a11ey va cation approva1 by the City Counci1. Mr. Supinger stated he didn"t see any problem if the C ommission wished to take a ction at this ti m e; h e point ed out that the i n iti al consideration o f the pa r king 1ot was approved subject to the a11ey vacation . Mr . Sup i n ger sta t ed that if the a11ey wasn•t vacated by Council ~ the app1 icants wou1d have to su bmi t re v ised plans a g a i n. Mr. Brown pointed out that the City Council had on1y a 3-2 a11ey va cat1on~ and that a majority vo te is required. Mr. why the two members voting against the vacat~on objected? stated that he understood these two members fe1t the a11ey 1eft open £or future use . vote on the Lentsch asked Mr. Brown shou1d be Jr. Harry Car1e no. counse 1 :Cor app1icant::s. stated that one o:£ the Council - men voting in oppos1ti..on to the vacation was not present at the meeting when Lhe a11e y va c a tion was approved on first reading. Mr. C ar1eno then proceeded to review the proposed c on st ru c t i on . He note d that in the initial p1ans~ th e building was situated on South Lincoln Street; si n ce that t1me~ however. th e applicants have acquired additiona1 1and. and the bui1diog is now situated on the South Sherman Street side . Mr. Ca r1eno s tat ed that the app1icants have m et with Mr. Parker. owner o f property at Girard on the west side o £ the alley. and have reached an agreement with Mr. Parker whereby the a11ey will be used f or access to the property o f O ££ices~ Lt d. and Mr. Parker•s property~ even though the a11ey is vacated. Mr. Car leno comme nt ed that he didn •t feel that City Council understood the importance o£ t h e agreement between Offices. Ltd. and Mr. Parker. -5- -• \ -r -- r • • • Mr. Carl.eno stated that he feels the amended p ar k ~ng p1an does meet the requ1rements for o££-street parking as set £orth in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinan ce. and requested Commission approval of tbe amended plan. Mr. Car1eno stated that the height exception wasn't necessary with the revision and relocation o£ the building. Mr. Park er stated that he fe1t the agreement was worked out satis:factoril.y. and w~11 provide ingress and egress . Mr. Parker stated that the drainage problem that now exists in this bl.ock is a health problem. and this wi11 be eliminated with the proposed development . Mr . Parker stated that he Le1t the proposed d ve1opment wi11 be very helpful in encouraging redevelop- ment in the downtown area . Brown moved : Weist & Carlson seconded: The Planning Commission approve the off-street parking p1an submitted by O ffices, Ltd., date of March 8,. 1972, which plan contains space for 93 cars . Approval of this parking p1an is contingent upon: 1. The City C oun cil va cating the north-south a11ey in Block 6, Premier Addition . 2 . A signed agreement is filed with the City g1ving O ffices, Ltd. con- tinued right of access across the north 125 feet o£ the west eight feet o£ the vacated alley. 3. The on-site drainage plans are approved by the Department of Public Wo r k s. 4. The construct~on of the parkin g 1ot is a pproved by tbe Department o f Pub1ic Wo rks . ' Mr . Lentsch asked £or the vote : nay. v_ STREET NAME C HANGE West Hampden Pia ce to Car1 Norgren Way. The motion c arried, Mr. Rob i n s vot i ng CA SE p-9-72 Mr . Sup~nger asked that this matter be deferred unti1 the next regular meeting to enab l e the sta~L to notify the First Nationa1 Bank that the matter wi11 be considered by the P1anning Commission . Mr. Lentsch so ordered. VI. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr. Sup1nger asked 1f the C ommiss i on wou1d 1ike to set a date f or study or Lh e proposed sign code . It was determined that a specja1 study se~si on be set for Apri1 11th, 8 p .m. Mr. Supinger stated that Cit.y C ounci1 had s Chf!:d u1ed a .:jo1nt m eeti.ng wi.t.h the P1ann1n g Commiss1on for Apri1 17th, and that he has notified Mr. Dia1 that some members w111 be out of town . Mr. Sup1nger stated that the meeting of the P1ann1ng Commissioo and P a rks C~ission has been schedu1ed ior March 29th, 7 :30 p.m • Mr. Supinger asked i£ there were members o£ the C omm ission who wished to attend the P1anning C ommissioner Seminar that is sponsored by the Denver Regiona1 Counci1 o£ Gov ernments . This sem inar w i 11 be on Thursday, 7:00 to 9 :30 p.m.,. March 30, thru May 11th. It w i 11 be be1d at the Counci1 o:t Go v ernments of1ices, 1776 South Jackson; the cost is $15 per person 7 and the City w111 pay this £ee. Mr. Supinger stated that at the present ti.me the City does not have adopted standards .for the design of a parki.ug 1ot. Mr . Supinger stated that he has asked Mrs. Roman s 7 A ss istant Director of Community Deve1op- ment,. to draft recommended standards to submit to tbe Commission at the next meeting . Mr. Supinger stated be hoped to have a set o f design standards adopted by ordinance, and inc1uded in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. -6- • • , - - - - <.· Mr. Lentsch asked if t h ese standard s wou1d inc1ude the t ype of surfacing required? Mr. Supinger stated that the draft of proposed standards cou1d inc1ude specific surfacing and bumper stops as requirements. Mr. Robins questioned that the City cou1d specify such 1te·ms; he fe1t the City c ou1d on1y require that no cars extend over sidewa1ks. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff fe1t such standards were important enough and wi11 be recommended t o the Commission for consideration . VII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE. Mr . Lentsch asked members of the Commission if they a11 received Counci1 Minutes and Agendas? He stated that he h a d received a 1etter from City Manager Dia1 asking if membe r s of the C ommis sion fe 1t they bene fitted f rom receiving the minutes and agendas. Mr. Lentsch stated that be for one fe1 t he bene fitted fr om receiving this information. Mr. Robins agreed that it was he1pf u1. Mr.Supinger asked if the C omm ission fe1t that the staff reports pre pared by the sta ff on matters to be c onsidered by the Commission were he1pfu1 . He stated that the staff attempted to inc1ude a11 the important i n fo rma- tion that was poss i b1e 7 and asked the C ommission •s op i nion. Mrs. Stan1ey stated that she had found the staff reports to be wery he1pfu1 to her. Mr . Ross stated that be f ound the staff reports to be very usefu1. Discussion f o11owed . Mr. Lentsch stated that even if a recommendation was inc1uded by the staff i n the s taff report. the C ommission shou1d be ab1e to •·make up their ow-n mind•• on any matter. Mr. Robins stated that ::k!e~!e~~er=~~e:~~~i~n~i~6et~~~~=~o~0m~~t~r 5 !~;sn~! ::r!:s:~tha~~e s ta ff recommendat i on. C ounci1man Brown stated that be fe1t the staff reports were very he1pfu1. and that be fe1t the staff d i d present the fa cts on both sides of an issue in the staff reports. Be stated that he fe1t the sta ff reco~endations were based on facts. and that after study and c onsideration of the staff reports the Commission shou1d make their own decision. Mr. Car1son pointed out that the function of the P1anning C ommission is considerab1y different from the functi on of other boards and commissions; f or instance. the Board of Ad~ustment and Appea1s decisions can be appea1ed on1y to a Court of Law 7 whereas the P1anning Commission is a recommending body to City Counci1. Mr. Lentsch asked if Mr. Supinger had checked on t he expense fees of the P1ann ing Commission? Mr . Sup inger stated he wou1d do so. Mr. Lentsch asked when .he Traffic Study wou1d be c omp1eted? Mr. Supinger stated that a meeting w1th M.r. Voorhees was scbedu1ed for March 23rd. and that the fina1 report shou1d b e s ubmitted very short1y. Mr. Lentsch stated that be wou1d 1ike to have Mr. Robins review the report by Mr . Voorhees. and keep the Commission up-to-date on it. Discussion fo11owed . Mr . Brown stated th at the P1anned Deve1opment Ordinance is sti11 tab1ed at the C ounci1 1eve1. He stated that be bas received severa1 1etters asking that Counci1 act on this Ord inance . Mr. B rown stated that he t ried to get it raised f rom the tab1e at the C ounci1 meeting o f March 20th . but cou1d not do so. Discussion fo11owed. The me e ting adj ou rned at 10 :00 p.m. G~L~~ Recording Secretary -7- • \ ! ~ II • - I' 32X I • • • 0 - FINA.NCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES GENERAL FUND For Month of March, 1972 Ant:Lc.i..pated C urrent Revenue Proper-tv Tax $ 145 ,153 Specific Ownership 1.6 ,500 Sal.es Tax 2 ,464 ,.700 Cigarette Tax Francb~se Taxes: Publ.ic Service Mou.nta.i..n Bel.:l. Water Uti...l.i.ty Sewer Util.it::y Total. Pena.l.ties & Interest on Property Tax Licenses & Permits~ Liquor Occ_ Licenae Misce11aneous Licenses Street Cuts Bui.l.di.ng Permits El.ectrical. Permits Pl.umbing Per~ts Dog Licenses Bi.cycl.e Licenses T otal. Inter-Govt _ Revenuee: State Hwy _ M.a.i.nt _ State A1coho1 Prev. s~at.e Liquor License Spec. & State Regis. State H/W Users Tax Fi.re Di.st. Contracts Reqi...ona1 LLbrary C ounty Court Fees Total. C harges for Services: Mu.ni.ci.pa1 Court Costs Mo.bil.e l::ioome Pol.:ic:e Engi.neeri.nq Feea Ani....ma.1 Shel.ter T o tal. 100 ,000 159,.713 70 ,800 28 ,639 12t.OOO 271.,.152 11.,600 33 ,.000 4,.500 28 ,.000 8,000 3,.000 88,100 2 ,.600 22 ,.1 35 1,400 94 ,.500 188 .,520 732 35 ,115 3 t.608 3 4 8 ,.610 2.,300 6 ,.860 4,800 13 .,960 $ Month 21,430 3,842 170 ,.341. 11,.285 6 ,.626 5 ,01.1 11 ,.637 200 1 ,.8 95 348 3 ,.349 750 293 26 6 ,861 217 34 ,004 13 ,.350 511 1,173 49,.255 692 131 4 12 163 292 1,690 $ To Date 31.,490 5 ,410 686 ,.913 25,788 37 ,000 1.8 ,225 6 ,626 5 ,011 66 ,862 11 ,.300 23 ,437 908 8.,61.7 1.,359 816 11 43 46,.491. 650 8 34 ,355 43,642 1.,.033 2,509 82,197 2 ,055 859 1.,1 50 199 752 5 ,0 1.5 Portion of Year t o Date 25' .., 22 $ 29.,596 22 33 28 481.,166 26 26 24 .,595 24 25 50 ,1 78 21 53 47,.012 37 24 38,704 12 • • 36 1.,329 10 I' 32X 1- • • GENERAL FOND REVENUES --Cont • d Page 2. FLnes & F orfeitures: C ourt Fi.nes Li.brary Tota...1 Mi.sce11a..neous: Interest Income H.is c e11aneous T o tal. Tota1 Revenue • An.ti.cipated Revenue s 60 ,000 6,238 66 ,238 24,400 12,000 36 ,400 $3 ,550 ,813 Current Month $ 6,08.1.. 59B 6 ,679 535 535 $283 ,5 55 • • - To Date $ 16 ,229 1 ,750 17,9 79 3 ,4 58 3 ,4 58 $971 ,603 .. o f Est_ Last Year Co11ect.ed To Date 27 $ 17 ,207 9 3,819 27 $693 ,606 Last Year .. 31 11 24 \ ! ~ • • T 32X EXPENDITURES L gi.s l.ati.on & Coun c i..1: Ci.t:"y Cou.nci.l. B o ard of Adjustment C areer Ser-vice P1a.nni..n g & Zoni..ng Li.brary City Attorney Total. M.a..naqeJDe.nt: Ci..ty Ma...nager Personnel. C onu~uni...cations To al. Fi..na.nce & Rec ord: Fi..na.nce Mu.ni..ci.pa.1 Court Central Servic e s General.. O_per at~ns Aut...o . Oper _ Systems T o tal. Pub1i...c: Works: E:ngineer.Lng Streets .. Drainage Traffic Bui.l.di....ng H.a.:Lnt:.- Total. Fire Depa.rtmer.. t • Pol. i c e Llepartment Parks . Recr a i.o n Coznmunity Deve1opment L.i..J...rary • Emp1 _ Benefi..t Program J T o ta.1 Expen ses • 0 - Portion of Year to Date 25' FINANCE DEPARI"M.ENT .. ENCUMBRANCES CH>U<GED TO 1.972 BUCXiETED APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND For Month of Ma.rch, 1972 Spent .. A.n.nual. Cu.rre..nt Current Encumb. .. of Last Year Last ¥ear Budget Month En.curnb. T o Date Budget To Date .. $ 31 ,.968 $ 2 ,19.1. $ 7 ,632 2,532 21.2 499 1,395 9 0 314 4 ,320 288 569 960 95 1.25 44,383 3 7 47 10 ,782 85 ,558 6 ,623 1 9 ,921 23 $ 17 ,23 5 23 63 ,7 56 5 ,156 $ 938 20 ,072 32 ,047 2 ,152 6,328 146 11:4 33 ~ 22,663 242 ,2 36 16,392 ~ 4 9 ,063 20 1.8,537 22 151,16 5 10 ,956 33 ,299 56 ,681 4 ,395 12 ,308 10 ,808 7 42 2 ,359 91.,487 5 ,577 39 ,034 5o,ooo 360 ,141 21,670 87 ,000 24 83 ,598 28 97 ,957 6 ,156 1.8 ,552 41':1 ,361. 23,315 BOO 68 ,..989 1.18 .. 8~6 12,71.7 200 30 ,574 1.41~:253 14 ,8 9 7 3 411:011 777 ,427 57 ,085 1":"""oo 152,126 20 141 ,920 19 6~7 ,418 4 7 ,..309 2,200 159,581 25 140 ,022 25 816 ,173 63 ,8 27 2,050 212 ,245 26 1.9 0 ,214 25 405,.910 1.3 ,897 4 50 43 ,568 l.l. 42 ,476 12 164 ,797 12 ,845 38 ,025 23 33 ,744 24 149 ,284 11 ,394 2 9 ,4 30 20 30 ,679 23 2 3 ,600 !';03,662 ,.544 S251 , 0 42 $6 ,638 $790 ,959 21 $698 ,425 22 ' I "!' • • 1'32X Wa ter Sales Other : Connectio n Charges Property Tax Re.n.ta.1s Interest Mi.sce1.1a.neous T ota.1 Total. Revenue - 0 .. - Portion o f Year to Date 2511; FINA~CE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES WATER FUND For Month o f March, 1972 Ant.i.ci.pated Revenue Current Month T o Date ' of Est . Col.l..ected $ 954 ,635 46,837 730 12,.095 95 ,525 20,000 175 ,187 $1 ,129 ,822 s 6 ,708 20 ,240 110 565 5 ,898 707 2 7,5 20 $34 ,228 $220 ,858 28 ,367 162 2,.117 17 ,.4 61 5 763 53 ,870 $274 ,728 23 31 24 Last Year .Last Year To Date ' $21.0,794 28 21 ,085 29 $231 ,879 28 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1..972 BUDGETED APPFliOPR..IATIONS Spent & Last Annual. Current CUrrent E:ncu:rnb. ' of Last Year Year Budget Month E.ncumb . T o Date Budget T o Date _, __ Producti..on: Source & Suppl.y s 36 ,320 s 3,983 $ 8 ,..8 03 Pow er & Pump 108 ,31..6 5 ,099 12 ,345 Puri.fi.ca.ti...c:::lon 90 ,182 .2..t..22..!. 12,480 T o t al. 234 ,818 14,873 33 ,628 14 $41 ,1..00 18 Trans . & Dist .. 76 .100 6,641 19,229 25 22 ,658 20 A.d.mi..ni..stra.tion: Account & Co11 .. 60 ,476 5.106 1.3 ,596 General. 100 ,91.3 ~ 23 ,051 Total. 161 ,389 9 ,21.8 36 ,647 23 35 ,701 24 Dek.t Service 561,438 45.~93 46,064 .. 1.,591. .3 Mi.scell.a..neous 28 ,639 6 ,626 6,626 23 Capital. Pl..a.nt. and Equipment 937 ,000 ~ 2 ,206 .2 744 .1 Total. Expense Sl. ,999 1!: 384 $83 ,698 S144 ,400 7 $101...,7 94 6 -- r 32xl - ·.'"""' • • Oi.sposa1 S ervice Other : Connection ~ees-Xn si.de C onnection Feea~utsi.de Interest T ap Fees M:Lscel..l..a.neous T otal. City Loan Federal.. Participation T ota.1 Revenues • 0 - P~ DEPARTMENT REAL.xz.AT:I:ON OP EST~ REVJI'!Nt:E.S SEWER PtJHD F or Month o~ March, 1.972 · Anti.ci.pated Revenue C'u.rrent Month ' o£ Est . La.at Year Laat Year To Date Col..l..ected To Date • $ 400,000 42 $71,062 24 33,630 5,209 10,590 SB,S46 20,398 32,095 1..0,000 3,000 711:041 44 637 1.12,21..7 25,651.. 43,322 39 32, .. 60 40 275,942 3901:400 $11:1.78.::559 $132,905 $210,350 :La $l..03r:522 27 EXPENDITURES ~ ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1972 BUDGETED APPROPR.XATX01!6 Spent .. Laat Annual.. Current Encu-b. .. 0~ La.at Year Year Budget Month To Date Budget To Date _ .. _ Treatm.ent. $108,1.76 $10,991 $29,969 28 $24 c 558 30 Sa.n.i. tary System 62,948 2,403 8,051.. J..3 8,492 J..3 Adm:i..n is·t.ra t i.o:n : Ace • .. C ol...l.. 23,183 1.,476 4,248 General. 66 .:200 3,404 Total. 89,383 4,880 1..4,868 11..,787 1.9,11..6 2J.. 22 Debt Service 72,81.3 J..98 :1.98 .3 Cont. Services 1.6 ,035 1.,1.11. 2,223 J..4 4,365 28 Hi..scel..l..a.neous 1.2,000 5,01.1. 5 ,01..1 42 C ap. P l..a.nt & Equip. 1.3,000 ~ 14,61..7 J..J..2 51.:660 12 Total. Expenses $374~355 $24,677 $79,1..85 2J.. $100,862 J..4 • ·D ~li 1•, -• • • • • • .. - Portio n of Year to Date 25' FINANCE DEPARJ."'M.ENT REALIZATION OF ESTDMATED REVENUES Anti..ci.pated Revenue Sal.es Tax s:.,27 9 ,S19 Property Tax 111 ,657 Interest 19 ,000 Hi.sce l.l.a.neous 16 ,000 Total. Revenue $1.,426 ,176 PUBLIC IM.PRIOVEHEN'T FUND For Month of March , 1972 current Mc:t.n.th To Date $88,430 $356,600 16 ,484 24 ,222 1.82 $104 £914 $381.,004 ' of Est . Last Year L""t ,.. .. a% Co11ec:::ted To Date ' 28 $432 .,834 26 22 22 ,455 22 l. 27 $4 55 ,289 25 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CEU\...RGED TO 1972 BtJDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Servi.ce.nter Storm Draina ge Pol.i.c:::e -Fi.re Center Gree.nbel.t TOPICS Fi..re Pumper Do-nto-wn Impr. Core Area Study Fire Stat ion West Cumul.a.ti.ve Appropr:La- tolon 45 ,304 1..,679 ,250 1.18 ,291. 81.,354 2 ,964 74,.139 55 ,000 45 ,000 129 ,157 PavLnq District No. 21 94 ,050 Sidew a1k Dist. No . 72 5 ,000 She1ter House-Jason 4 ,000 Paving Mi11er Fie1d 8 ,100 Tota1 E xpense $2 ,341 ,609 • Current Month $3 ,278 1 ,608 975 1.,..050 Spent & .. of Last Last Curren.L Encunab . Appro-Year Year Encumb . To Date p ri..ati.on To Date _ .. _ $15,935 $43 ,808 97 29 ,722 34 ,076 2 6 ,430 5 25 1 ,078 l. 74,139 74 ,139 1.00 1 .,050 $11.9 ,.821. $160 ,581. 7 2 • • T 32X - - C i.ty o f Eng1ewood Outdoor P ool.. Indoor P ool. Sports & Games C u.l..tura.l.. Acti.vi.t i.es P.l..aygrounds S pec i...a..l.. Events Z oo Interest Other Income T otal. Revenue - • - Porti...on of Year to Date 25' FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTJ:MATED REVENUES RECREATION FUND For Month of March, 1972 Anticipated Revenue s 85 ,184 17,300 12 ,000 13 ,000 32 ,000 20 ,000 375 3 ,200 3 ,000 1 ,000 4,000 $1...91...,059 current Month $ 872 506 2 ,397 1..,318 2aS To Date $ 1...,176 1...,389 3,980 3,369 4 97 ' o £ Est. Last Year Last Year C o.l...l..ected To Date ' 7 $ 1...,169 6 11 1,767 1a 12 S ,GSB 20 17 5 ,562 31 15 177 7 5 ~ 12 6 $1...4,522 10 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CH.A.RGED TO 1...972 APP.RC>PR.I.ATIONS Spent & Last Annua.1 Current C urrent Encumb. .. of Last Year Year Budget Monti> Encu.rnb. To Date Bu.dqet To Date _ .. _ Outdoor P oo1 s 20 ,488 $ a1 s 656 3 $ 520 3 Indoor P oo1 27 ,977 1...,287 3 ,480 12 2,248 11 Sports & Gam s 57 ,761 2 ,7 2 3 7 ,861 13 7 ,829 16 Cu.l..t ura.l.. Act .i.vi.ti.es 2 3 ,094 1 ,311 3,934 17 4 ,623 21 Pl.a.yqrou.nds 8 ,.4 66 as 1 60 .9 S peci.a1 Events 5 ,.2 77 506 9a 2 1a 222 3 Zoo 6 ,.950 a a2 1 Genera l. O p erations 4 7 1:955 4,073 $4,000 15,299 32 3 11 000 13 T o tal E x pense $197 ,968 $9 ,9 8 9 $4 ,.000 $32,379 16 $18,502 13 -..:.. • II -- \ I T 32X I '!' - • • • 0 ,. - Portion of Year to Date 25' FINANCE DEPARTMENT R:EAL:I.ZATION CF EST I.MA.TED REVENUES Fares T okens Interest M.i.sce11a..neous T otal.. R e v enu e BUS LrNE OPERATION F or Month o f March , 1 9 72 Anticipated current Revenue Month T o Date s 25 ,032 s 2 ,179 s 6 ,045 3 ,500 360 1 ,17 0 50 ~ s 29 r 332 s 2 ,..539 s 7 ,215 .. of Est . Last Y ear Last Year C o11ected To Date .. 24 s 5 ,9 29 25 33 1,099 183 25 s 7,028 28 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CH ARGED TO 1972 APPRDPRLATXONS S p ent & Last A.n.nua.l. Current Current Encu.mb. .. o f Last Year Year A e;E:roe;ri.ati.on Month E.ncumb . To Date Budget T o Date _ .. _ Fu11 Ti..me Sal.ari.es s .13 ,4 64 s 1.,086 s 3 ,258 24 s 3,078 2 3 Part T ime Sal.a..ri.es 614 4 9 155 25 o verti..Jne 825 52 202 24 150 150 S o cial Security 734 Pe nsions 776 63 125 16 118 100 Hospital.. & Life Ins . 624 62 185 2 9 62 100 Workmen 's Compensation 164 164 100 70 100 G eneral. M i.scel.l.aneous 1..,.000 97 167 17 7 _4 Travel. & C o nference 3 3 100 Motor V e hi.cl.e Repair 6 ,500 1.,300 2 ,851 44 1.,727 24 Fuel.. & Lubri.cati.o n 1..,000 102 316 31 287 25 General. Material. & Sup. 100 Insu.ra.nc:::e 3 ,.300 1,562 47 New Operating Equipment s 8 ,988 26 s 5,499 9 Total. E xpen se • •• ~ \ ~ II • • I' 32 X • • • • 0 ... SCHEDULE FOR 1972 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES Monday , April 17, 1972: 8:00 p.m. -Students who have been designated as Mayor, City Council- men, City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk, attend City Council meeting in Council Chambers of the Englewood City Hall (3400 South Elati Street) to make observations. Other students selected for the Student Government ac- tivities who may wish to attend are most cordially invited also. Thursdav. April 20. 1972: 8:40 a,m, -Students assemble in Community Room of City Hall. Name tags will be distributed, 8:45 Welcome and explanation of activities by Stanley H . Dial, City Manager, and/or Mayor Milton E. Senti, Presentation of deparbnent heads. 9:00 a.m. -General discussion followed by questions with Hr. Stan1ey H . Dial, City Manager. 9:25 a.m. -Students ~11 divide into two groups and tour various departments -ithin City Hall. 10:00 a.m. -Coffee and/or coke break. 10:15 a.m. -Students board school's bus for tour of City faciliti e s. Also, a snorkel dem onstration at the maio fire statio n . (Students should take their personal belongings with t h em at this time .) 12 :15 p .m . -Bus depar t s to Englewood High School for lunch . 1:15 p.m . -Bus leaves High School for City Hall. 1 :30 p.m. -Students arrive baek at City Hall and meet with deparbment heads for their planned activities. 2:50 p.m. -Students return by bus to High School for dismissal. Friday . April 21. 1972: 8:30 a.m . -Students report directly to assigned departments for continuance of planned activities. (Students do not go to High School for bus transportation.) 11:45 a.m . -Luncheon in the Community Room of City Hall as guests of the City of Engle~ood. The Mayor and Councilmen will be present to welcome student s and introduce their student counterparts. (Mayor Milton E. Senti will serve as Master of Ceremonies .) City Manager Stanley H. Dial will intro- duce the department heads who will in turn introduce their • • • • • i( • • • - • SCHEDUL£ FOR 1972 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES Page 2 1:15 p.m. -Students depart by bu s for McLellan Reservoir for weapons demonstrations conducted by the Englewood Police Department. counterparts. Ac this t ime. one studenc from eacb departmenc ~11 gJ.ve a report of their "on-the-job" observa CJ.ons. 2:30 p .m. -Leave McLellan Reservoir for Engle"<ood High School . Monday, Hay 1 . 1972 : 7:25 p.m. -Welcome by Mayor •nd Counet~men . 7:20 p.m. -Students assemble in Council chambers in City Hall fo r .. mock" City C.ou.nc.i.l meecJ.og . B :OO p.m. -Regular City Council meeting. Again. students invite4 to , stay if their schedule permits. 7:30 p.m. -Studen t Mayor opens meetings . Follow City C ouncil agenda of invo cation. pledge of allegiance . and student d e ba te or project. Press coverage by Cicy and School District. Office of the Utilities DJ.reccor April 10. 1972 C B C/kr -•D • • T 32xl - • • • • 0 - SCHEDULE FOR 1972 STUDENT GOVER~HENT ACTIVITIES Page 2 counterparts. At this time, one student from each deparcment ~11 give a report of their "on-the-job" observati.ons. 1:15 p.m. -Students depart by bu s for Hc.L·ellan Reservoir for weapons dem onstrations conducted by the Englewood Police Department. 2:30 p.m . -Leave HcL·ellan Reservoir for Engle"Wood High Scho ol. ... Monday , Hay 1 . 1972: 7:20 p.m . -Students assemble i n Council chambers in City Hall f o r "mock" City Council meeting. 7:25 p .m. -Welcome by Mayor and Councilmen. 7:30 p .m ... -Student Mayor o~ns meetings . Follow City Council agend a of invocation, pledge of allegiance, and student de b ate o r project. Press coverage by City and School District. 8 :00 p.m. -Regular City Counc~l meet~ng. Again , students ~nvite4 t o , s tay if their schedule permits . Office of the Utilities D~rector April 10 , 1972 CBC/kr • • • I' 32X - - - - IN'l"R:>DUC:ED AS A B1LL BY COUNCIL.~ LAY BY AUTI:DRITY ORD:I:NANCE NO. ~, SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDI NA~CE APPROVING TH-E WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE ~:z::TS :-:A..DE I:-.: PAVI!o:G DISTRICT XO . 2 0, :X N THE CITY OF E:..:G~EtVOOD, COLORADO; APPROVI~G AND CO N FIR.:-:r::G THE APPORTIOX~1E~T OF SAID C OST TO EAC H LOT OR TaACT OF LAND IN S~D DISTRICT; ASSESSI XG A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAI:;sT EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND I~ THE DISTRICT; PRESCRIB- ZNG T HE l-:i.A..~XER FOR THE COLLECTION A...~D PAY!'-1E~T OF SAID ASSESSZ..1ENTS; A...~D DECLARING A...~ E...'lERGENCY. WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 7, Series 1971, fina11y passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, the City Counci1 has created Paving District No. 20, within the City of Eng.l.ewood, for the purpose of construct:L.ng and i.nsta.11i.ng certain street and a.11ey i..mprovements therein; and WHEREASr the improvements authorized by said Ordinance have been completed and accepted by the City and the who1e cost o£ such ~provements has been determined; and WHEREAS, an assessment ro11 has been prepared and a statement showing the tot.a1 cost of the improvements has been du1y £~1ed with the City Council and due notice was given that the City COuncil wou1d meet to bear and consider objections to the assess- ~nt ro11 on Monday, March 27, 1972, and that the owners of property named in said assessment ro11 might, on or before March 22, 1972, :fi1e with the Direc-tor of Fin.a..nce, in. writing, his or their ob- jections to the assessments; and WHEREAS, the City Council bas heard and considered a11 objections to the assessment ro11 and the fo11owing changes and corrections were made: 80 - -- ,. 32 X I • • • o-...·ner w_ J. Driver Adm. o 1 Vet. A11airs Washington. D . C. 20411 (2060 W. Baker Ave.) Ada E . & A1va T. Su~ers 5951 S. Nevada Litt1eton . Co1orado 80120 W:l.11 i.am J. & Dorothy :\1. Brunner & Ben~amin P. Naiman 4428 S. Bannock Engl.ewood , Co1o. 80110 Caro1:l.ne B. Weist 835 E-Corne11 Eag1ewood , Col.<>-80110 . John C. & Lena Hol.oubek -3046 S. C1arkson Eag1ewood, Co1o . 80110 A-Har1an & Leona R. Bo11 8500 W. Bowl.es Ave. L~tt1eton. Co1o. 80123 -(3059 S. Ogden St.) W~odsor B. Jr. & Mae :Leno re Wade 2903 W. Layton Ave. Eagl.ewood. Co1o. 80110 llaye M. Ferg-uson 2740 W. Union Eogl.ewood., Co1o ... 801~0 Third Stoke1y Corp. c/o Continenta1 Oi1 Co. Tax Dept. 1755 G1enarm P1. Denver, Co1orado 80202 Howard & Evel.yn Pbi11ip.s 1031 Pa1mer Rd. Rock1edge , F1a. 32955 (3900 S. Acoma St.) Agnes Mary Kinney 706 S. Washington Denver, Co1orado 80209 (4455 S. Broadwa y) • Lot B1ock Subdi,.·i.s i.on Action 13 3 South1awn Deni ed Gardens Annex 23-3 S .G. H.am1ins Deoi..ed 24 Addition 1-2 2 Tayl.ors Add. Den :Led 3 2 Tayl.ors Add. Denied Beg. 16' E o1 SE cor o1 Denied Lot 25 , Dobbins Resub ; th ~6~~~·ibt~ ~0~~~;9 ~~ ~:g~ 35-4-68 A tr. ~o' swot' -o:f' SW\ o:f' NW\ Den~ed <>1 Sec. 35-4-68 Desc. as comm. at a pt. on E 1ine o1 C1arksoo St. 320.5' No~ E • W cen. 1ine o1 sd. Sec. 35; ~:3~;1 ~~·~ ~~·Nt!5 ~~bt~e~ng that part o~ b1k . 5 Evanston Bdwy Add. now vac. N so• o1 S 100• o1 N 375' 1rom $100 o1 E 163' o1 B1k. 6 Evans-to $71 .43 ton Bdwy Add. now vacated ~a swt o:f' ~~t ex. E 30• 35-4-68 ~8 28 Centenn~a1 Acres 4tb F1g. Denied Be~. ~go• W o1 NE cor o1 NW~ o:f' SEt Sec . 8-5-68; tb. s 500 .4 5 '; tb w 286.4•; tb N 7°32' E 508.7•; thE 220• to beg_ ex. st.s .. 8-5·-68 25- 28 1-2 N 5• 37 a. 38-42 8 1 16 Ham. &. Ki11ies Bdwy. Hts. Jacksons Bdwy. Hts . WoJ..1enwcbers Bdwy Hts .. 2nd Add. Deaied 1rom $3019.22 to $2658.96 Deaied Denied • • /'32X - • • • ~'"l-tLREAS , f.ro::t tl':e s-::.ate::te:"lt rr.ade and fi..1ed ¥r."i.th t h e C .i.t y Cou.nci.1 , i.t appears t hat t !'"l e w hole c ost o f s aid i.n p rovements i.s the s ~~ of $4 9 3 ,1 4 8.9 5 , of whic h amo ~n t t he C i.ty o f Eng lewo o d wi~~ p a y $~08,8 ~0-~0 l e avi ng $3B4,33S .B 5 t o be as se ssed a gainst the rea1 proper ty i n s aid District, sa i d a m ount includi ng costs of inspe cti on, co11 e cti.on and other i.n ci.denta1s and a1so inc l ud- ing interest a s a 11owe d by 1 a w; and WHEREAS, from said statement it a1so appears that the City Counc i.1 has apportioned a share of the whole cost to each 1ot or tract of land in said District, in accordance with the benef i ts to be derived by said property and in the _pr?_por~i.ons and amounts aevera11y set forth in a Reso1uti.on adopted by the City Council on the 22nd day of February, 1972, and in a pub1ic notice pub1ished in the Eng1ewood Hera1d, which Reso1ution and Notice are by refer- ence made a part hereof; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. That the who1e cost and apportionment of the aame. as set forth in said Reso1ution and Notice, and as amended herein, is hereby approved and confirmed, and said apportionment ~-he.reby dec.l..ared to be in accordance with the specia1 benefits v~ch the property .in the District w.i11 receive by reason of the construc-tion of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here- by assessed to and upon each 1ot or tract of 1and within the Dis- trict in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Reso1uti.on and Notice, as amended • Section 2 . That said assessments sha11 be due and pay- ab1e at the office of the Director of Finance of the City of Eng1ewood, within thirty days after the fina1 pab1ication of this -82 • • • • • Ordinanc e , ~ith o ut demand; ~ro vided that a11 such assessments may, at the e1ection of t he property o~~er, be paid in insta11ments, with interest as hereinafte r provided. Fai1ure to pay the who1e assessments within said period o f thirty days sha11 be conc1usive1~ considered and he1d an e1ection on the Part of a11 persons inter- ested, whether under disabi1ity or otherwise, to pay in such in - sta11.ments .. Such e1ection sha11 be conc1usive1y he1d and con- aidered as a waiver of any right to question the power or juris- diction o£ the City of Eng1ewood to construct the Lmprovements, the qua.1.ity of the work, the reg-u.l..a.rity or sufficiency of the proceed.in.gs, or t .he va1.i.d.i.ty or the correctness of the assessments, or the va1.i.d.i.ty of the 1.i.en thereof. Xn the event of such e~ection to pay in insta11ments, the assessments sha11 be payab1e at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado, in ten (10) equa1 annua1 insta11ments of principal, the first of which insta11ments of principa1 sha11 be due and payab1e on or before the 1st day of January, 1973, and ~the remainder of said insta11ments sha11 be due and payab1e successive1y nn or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter, unti1 paid in fu11, with interest on the unpaid principal at the rate of five per centum (5%) per annum, commencing on May 23, 1973, and payable each year at the t~e of paying insta11ments of principa1. Section 3. Fai1u.re to pay a..ny insta.11ment, whether of principa1 or interest, when due sha11 cause the who1e of the un- paid principa1 to become due and payab1e ~ediate1y, and the who1e amount of the unpaid principa1 and accrued interest sha11 thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centum (1%) per month, or 83 • • • • • • fraction of a month, ~,ti1 the date of tax sa1e, as provided by 1aw. At any time prior to the date of the tax sa1e, the owner may pay the acount of a11 unpaid insta11ments with interest at one per centum (1 %) per month, or fraction of a month, and a11 pena1ties accrued and sha11 thereupon be restored _ to the right thereafter to · pay in insta11~ents in the same manner as if defau1t had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in default as to any in- ata11ment or payment may, at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued interest to the date of the next assessment instalLment payment date. Section 4. Payments may be made to the Director of Finance at any time within thirty days after the final publication of this Ordinance, and an a11owance of five per centum (5%) wi11 be made on a11 payments made during such period, but not thereafter. The discount of 5% sha11 app1y to a11 such payments, whether the payment is the entire amount of assessment due, or a part of the assessment. Immediate1y after the expiration of such thirty day period, said assessments sha11 be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado, for co11ection, as provided by 1aw. Section S. That if any tract of rea1 property inc1uded w~tbin Paving District No. 20 is hereafter divided or subdivided into two or more such tracts or parce1s, the Director of Finance, ~th the assistance of the Director of Pub1ic Works, is hereby authorized and directed to divide the assessment against such tract ~n the same proportion that the tract itse1£ is subdivided into two or more such parce1s, and to certify the revised assessments to the Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado. Section 6. A11 assessments 1evied against the rea1 prop- erty in Paving District No. 20, together with a11 interest thereon and pena1ties for defau1t ~n payment thereof, and a11 costs in 84 • • • - - - co11ect~ng the same, sha11 constitute, from the date of the fina1 pub1ic ation of this ordinance, a perpetua1 1ien in the severa1 amounts assessed against each ~ot or tract of 1and. Such 1:ien sha11 have priority over a11 other 1:iens except genera1 tax 1iens, and sha11 be enforc ed in accordance with the 1aws of the State of C01orado. Section 7 ... That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance sha11 be adjudged unenforceab1e or inva1id, such judgment sha11 not affect, impair or inva1idate the remainLng pro- visions of this Ordi...na..n.ce, i.t being the intention that the various provisions hereof are severab1e. Section S. By reason of the fact ~hat bonds of Paving D~atrict No. 20 are now outstanding and interest thereon wi11 •hort1y become due and payab1e, funds must be made avai1ab1e from aaaeasments at the ear1iest possib1e date for payment of such in- terest, and for the i...mm.ediate preservation of t .be publ..ic property, bea1th, peace and safety, it is hereby dec1ared that an emergency exists and that this Ordinance sha11 take effect upon its fina1 passage. section 9. A11 ordinances, or parts thereof, in conf1ict herewith are hereby repea.1ed. This Ordinance, after its final.. pass- aqe, sha11 be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, aha11 be authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and Director of F~ance, and sha.11 be pu.b1i.shed .i..n the Engl..ewood. He.ra.l..d, a newspaper of gen- er~ circu1ation pub1ished in said City, within seven days after -85 - - - - - - - .i.ts final. pa..ssage , and sha11 be rema.i...n .i.rrepea1a.bl..e u.nti.1 the assessments hereby made sha11 be pai..d .i.n. fu11. Introduced, read .i...n fu...1.1, and pa&sed on first reading on the 3rd day of AprL1, 1972. Pub1.i.shed as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of April., 1972. Read by tit1e and passed on fi..na.1 reading on the 17th day of Apr.i.1, 1972. Publ..~hed by tit1e as Ordinance No. Series of 1972, on the 20th day of Apri.1, 1972. MAYOR ex o fficio City Cl..erk X, Wi.l..1i.aDa L. McD.i.vi.tt, do here.by certi.:fy that t.b.e above and fore- qo.:Lnq i.s a true, accurate, and COZDp1ete copy of an Ordi.nance, passed on £i..n.a..1 reading and pub1i....sbed by titl..e a...s O:rdi..n.a.nce No. ____ , Se..ri.e..& o.f 1972. ex officio C.i.ty Cl..erk -- • • INTI:oDOC:ED AS A B:I:LL BY COUNCI..LMAN LAY BY AOTJ:DRITY ORDrNANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1972 AN O RDI""'-"CE APPROVI!"G THE WHOLE COST OF THE I.MPROVE:-:z::TS :-~E I~ PAVING DISTRICT XO. 20, I N THE C ITY OF E :~G::::...Et"OO O, C OLORADO; APPROVX~G AND c o r-;FIR.:·:I::G T HE APPORT IO t-;M.E~T OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT O F ~~D IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSES SIXG A S P..ARE OF SAID C OST AGAI:;sT EACH LOT OR T?~CT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; PRESCRIB- ING THE l·iA......"\;~:E.R FOR THE COLLECTION A:-;0 PAY!-1E~T OF SAID ASSESSZ..lENTS; A....~D DECLA..RI N G AN El'-1ERGENCY - WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 7, Series 1971, fina1~y passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, the City Council has created Paving District No. 20, within the City of Englewood , for the purpose of constructing and insta11ing certain street and a11ey improvements there.i..n; and WHEREAS, the improve~ents authorized by said Ordinance have been comp1eted and accepted by the City and the who1e cost oL such Lmprovements has been determ~ned: and WHEREAS, an assessment ro11 has been prepared and a statement showing the tot.a..1 cost of the i...m.provements has been du1y fi.~ed wi..th the Ci.ty Cou..nc.i.1 and due notice was gi..ve.n that the City Counci..~ wou1d meet to hear and consider objections to the assess- ~nt ro11 on Monday, March 27, 1972, and that the owners of property named in said assessment ro11 might, on or before March 22, 1972, f~1e w~th the Director of FLnance, in writing, his or their ob- jections to the assessments; and WHEREAS, the City Counci..1 has beard and considered a11 objections to the assessment ro11 and the fo11 owing changes an.d corrections were made: so - • • - - Ov.·ner w_ J. Driver Adm. o1 Vet. A11a~rs Washington. D. C . 20411 (2060 W. Baker Ave.) Ada E. & A1va T. Summers 5951 S . Nevada Litt1eton, Co1orado 80120 W~11iam J. & Dorothy ~­ Brun ner & Benjamin p_ Naiman 4-428 S. Bannock Eng1ewood. Co1o. 80110 Caro1ine B. We~st 835 E. Corn e~~ Eag1ewood . Co1o. 80~10 John C . & Lena Bo1oubek -3046 S . C~arkson EDg1ewood . Co1o . 80110 A-Har1an & Leona R. Bo11 8500 W. Bow1es Ave. L~tt~eton , Co~o. 80123 · (3059 S. Ogden St.) W~ndsor B. Jr. • Mae Lenore Wade 2903 w. Layton Ave . Eng1ewood. Co1o. 80110 Kaye II . Ferguson 2740 W. Un~on Eng1ewood . Co1o. 80110 Tb~rd Stoke1y Corp. c/o Contioenta1 O i1 Co . Tax Dept. 1755 G1enarm P1 . Denver. Co1orado 80202 Howard & Eve1yo Phi11ips 103~ Pa1mer Rd. Rock1 e d ge, F~a. 32955 (3900 S. Acoma St .) Agnes Uary Kinney 706 S. Washington Denver . Co1orado 80209 {4455 S. Broadway) - Lot B1ock Subdi'\.·ision 13 3 South1awn Gardens Annex 23-3 S .G. Ham1ins 24 Addition 1-2 2 Tay1ors Add. 3 2 Tay1ors Add. Beg. 16• E o~ SE cor o~ Lot 25 , Dobb ins Resub ; tb E 166•; th N 202 .9 '; th W ~:~~:6 ~h S 202 .9' to beg. Act: ion Denied Denied Deo:l.cd Denied Denied A tr. ~~ ~~!~~~ s wt o1 NWl Den~ed o1 Sec. 35-4-68 Desc. as comm. at a pt. on E 1ioe o1 C1arksoo St. 32o.s• N o1 E • W cen . 1ine o1 sd. Sec. 35; tb E 143 • ; tb N 7 5 • ; th W 143•; tb S 75• to pob be~ng that part o1 b1k. 5 Evanston Bdwy Add . now vac. N so• o~ S 100• o1 N 375• ~rom $100 o1 E 163• o1 B1k . 6 Evans-to $71.43 too Bdwy Add. now vacated ~n swt o1 NW! ex. E 3o• 35--68 18 28 Centenn:1.a1 Acres 4th F1g. Be~. 190• W o1 NE cor o~ NW~ o~ SE! Sec. 8-5-68 ; tb . s 500.45•; tb w 286 .4•; tb N 7•32• E 508.7•; thE 220• to beg. ex. sts . 8-5-68 25- 28 1-2 N s• 37 .. 38-42 8 1 16 • Ham. &. K~11~es Bdwy. Bts . Wo11enwebers Bdwy Hts. 2od Add. Deo:l.ed Deo:l.ed 1rom $3019.22 to $2658.96 Deo:l.ed Denied • - • • • WHEREAS, £ro ~ t ~e state ~en t rr~de a n d fi1ed with t h e C i t y Counci1, it ap?ears t h at t h e w h ole cost o f said i~prove m ents is the s~~ of $493,148-95, of which amount the City of Eng1ewood wi11 pay $1 0 8.810.10 1eaving $384, 3 38_ as to be assessed against the rea1 property in said District, said amount including costs of inspection, co11ection and other incidentals and a1so includ- ing interest as a11owe d by 1aw; and WHEREAS, from said statement it a1so appears that the City Council has apportioned a share of the whole cost to each 1ot or tract of 1and in said District, in accordance with the benefits to be derived by said property and in the pr~por~i.ons and amounts aevera11y set forth in a Resolution adopted by the City COuncil on the 22nd day o£ February, 1972, and in a pub1ic notice pub1ished Ln the Eng1ewood Hera1d, which Reso1ution and Notice are by refer- ence made a p~t hereof; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Sec:t..i.on 1-That the who1e cost and apport.i.on.ment of the same, as set forth .i.n said Reso1ution and Notice, and as amended herein, .i.s hereby approved and confirmed, and said apportionment ~-hereby dec1ared to be in accordance with the spec:ia1 benefits wb~ch the property in the District w.i.11 receive by reason of the construction of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here- by assessed to and upon each 1ot or tract or 1and ~thin the Dis- trict in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Reso1ution aftd Notice, as amended • Section 2-That said assessments sha11 be due and pay- ab1e at the office of the Director of Finance of the City of Eng1ewood, within thirty days after the f~na1 p~b1ication of this -82 • • • • • • -- - - Ordinance, without demand; orovided t h at a11 such assessm ents may, at the e1ect i on of the property owner, be paid in insta11ments, with interest as hereinafter provided. Fai1ure to pay the ~ho1e assessments withi n said period of thirty days sha11 be conc1usive1~ considered and he1d an e1ection on the Part of a11 persons inter- ested, whether under disabi1ity or otherwise, to pay in such Ln- sta.11ments. Such e1ection sha11 be conc1usive1y he1d and con- sidered as a waiver of any right to question the power or juris- diction of the City o£ Eng1ewood to construct the improvements, the qua1ity of the work, the regu1arity o~ ~~ffi~iency of the proceedings, or the va1idity or the correctness of the assessments, or the va...1idi.ty of the 1ien t .hereof. Zn the event of such e1ection to pay in insta11ments, the assessments sha11 be payab1e at the office of the County Treasurer o~ Arapahoe County* Co1orado, in ten (10) equa1 annua1 insta1~ents o~ principa1, the first of which insta1Lments of principa1 sha11 be due and payab1e on or before the 1st day of January, 1973, and the remainder of said insta11ments sha11 be due and payab1e successive1y on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter, unti1 paid in fu11, with interest on the unpaid principa1 at the rate of five per centum (S•> per a .nnum, coUUD.encing on Ma.y 23, 1973, and payab1e each year at the time of paying insta11ments of principa1. Section 3. F:s.i.1u...re to pay any i.nst.a...11...m.e.nt, whether of principa1 or interest, when due sha11 cause the who1e of the un- paid princ ipa1 to become due and payab1e Lmmediate1y, and the who1e amount of the unpaid principa1 and accrued interest sha11 thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centum (1') per month* or 83 • -- r 32x • • • fraction of a month~ u~til the date of tax sa1e, as provided by 1a.w .. At any time prior to t he date of the tax sa1e, the owner may pay the amount of a11 unpaid insta1Lments with interest at one per centum (1%) per mon th, or fraction of a month, and a11 penalties accrued and sha11 thereupon be restored _ to the right thereafter to - pay in insta1Lments in the same manner as if defau1t had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in defa~t as to any in- ata11ment or payment may, at any time, pay the who1e of the unpaid principa1 with accrued ~nterest to the date of the next assessment insta11ment payment date. Section 4. Payments may be made to the Director of Finance at any time within thirty days after the fina1 pub1ication of this Ordinance, and an a11owance of five per centum <S•> wi11 be made on a11 payments ~ade during such period. but not thereafter. Tbe discount of 5% sha11 app1y to a11 such payments. whether the paym.ent i.s the e.-"~.tire a.xnou..nt of assessm.ent due. or a part of the assessm.ent .. ~ediate1y after the expiration of such thirty day period. said assess~ents sha11 be certified to the COunty Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado, for co11ection, as provided by 1aw. Section S. That if any tract of rea1 property inc1uded within Paving District No. 20 is hereafter divided or subdivided ~to two or ~ore such tracts or parce1s, the Director of Finance. with the assistance of the Director of Pub1ic Works, is hereby authorized and directed to divide the assessment agai.nst such trac-t in the same proportion that the tract itse1f is subdivided into two or more such parce1s, and to certify the revised assessments to the T ·reasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado. Section 6 .. ~1 assessments 1evied against the rea1 prop- erty in Paving District No. 20. together with a11 interest thereon and pena1ti.es for defau1t in payment thereof, and a11 costs in 84 • • • T 32XI - • • • • co11 e c t~n g the same, s h a11 con stitu te, from t h e date of t he final publication of this ord ~nance, a perpetual 1ien in the several amounts assessed against each 1ot or tract of 1and. Such 1.ien sba11 have priority over a11 other 1iens except general tax liens, and sha11. be enforced i n accordance with the 1aws of the State of C01.orado. Section 7. That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance sha11 be adjudged unenforceable or invalid, such judgment sha11 not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining pro- visions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the various provisions hereof are s .everab1.e ... Sect. ion S. By reason of the fact ~hat bonds of PavLng District No. 20 are now outstanding and interest thereon wi1.1. ahort1y beco~e due and payab1e, funds must be made avai1ab1e from assessments at the ear1iest possib1e date for payment of such in- terest, and for the ~ediate preservation of the pub1ic property, hea1th, peace and safety, it is hereby dec1ared that an emergency exists and that this Ordinance sha11 take effect upon its final.. passage. Section 9. A11 ordinances. or parts thereof. in conf1ict herewith are hereby repea1ed. This Ord ~ance. after its f~a1 pass- age, sha11 be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, sha11 be authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and Director of Finance. and aha11 be pub1ished in the Enq1ewood Hera1d. a. newspaper of gen- e .ra1 ci.rcu1a.tion pub1ished in said City. within seve.n days after -85 - • • • • • its £Lna1 passage, and sha11 be remaLn irrepeal..ab1.e until.. the assessments hereby made sha11 be paid in fu~1. Introduced, read .i..n fu.J..l.., and passed on f.Lrst reading on the 3rd day of Apri1. 1972. Pu.b1:i..shed as a Bi..11. for a.n Ord.:Ln.a.nc:e on the 6th day o~ Apri.l.., 1.972. Read by tit1.e and passed on f1na1 reading on the 17th day of Apri1, 1..972. Published by ti..t1e as Ord.i..nanc:e No. Series of 1972, on the 20th day of Apri1., 1972. MAYOR ATTEST: ex offi..ci.o City C1.erk X, W.:lJ.1.i.am L .. Mc:Di..vi.tt, do hereby certify t.h.at the above and fore- qoi..ng i-s a true, accurate, and com.p1.ete copy of an Ord.i.na.nce, ,passed on f.i..na1. readLng and pub1.ished by ti..t1e as OrdLnance No .. _______ , Sezies of 1972 .. ex o ffi.c:i.o Ci.ty C1.erk • • '32xl • • • INTR:>Dl.JCED AS A B:X.LL BY CX>UN~LMAN LAY BY A'O'TR:>R..l:TY ORDINANCE NO. ~,. SERIES OF 1972 AN ORD IX~~CE APPROVISG THE WHOLE C OST OF THE I.M.PROVE.:-::E::TS .:-:.ADE I :-J PAVING DISTRICT XO. 2 0 , IN T HE CITY OF E:~GLE1VOOD, COLOR.,;;.DO; ;;_ppRQVIXG AND COl'oiTIR:-:I::G THE APPORTION::'-1E~T OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN S~D DISTRICT; ASSESSI XG A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAI:~S7 EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; P R ESCRIB- ING T HE r-:i.A....~XER FOR THE COLLECTIO~ A~D PAY~lE~T OF SAID ASSESS~lENTS; A........,-0 DECLA.R.ING A::.; E:-1ERGENCY . WHEREAS, by Ord~nance No. 7, Series 1971, fina11y passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, the City Counci1 has created Paving District No. 20, within the City of Enq1ewood, for the purpose of constructing and insta11inq certain street and a11ey improvements there in ; and WHEREAS, the ~rovements authorized by said OrdLnance have been comp1eted and accepted by the City and the who1e cost of such ~provements has been determined: and WHEREAS, an assesmment ro11 has been prepared and a •tate~ent showing the tota1 cost of the improvements has been du1y fi1ed with the City Counci1 and due notice was given that the City OOunci1 wou1d meet to hear and consider objections to the assess- ment ro11 on Monday, March 27, 1972, and that the ~wners of property named in said assess~ent ro11 might, on or before March 22, 1972, f~1e with the DLrector of Finance, in writing, his or theLr ob- jections to the assess~ents: and WHEREAS, the City Counci1 has heard and considered a11 objections to the assess~ent ro11 and the £o11owing changes and corrections were made: 80 - • • • • ()v..~ner w .. J. Driv er Adm .. o 1 Vet .. A~~air s Washin gton. D. C. 20~11 (2060 ~-Baker Ave.) Ada E .. & A1va T .. Su~er s 5951 S. Nevada Litt1eton . Co1orado 80120 W:l..11iam J . & Dorothy ).1. Brunner & Benjamin P .. Na:i.man 4-428 S .. Bannock Eog1ewood . Co1o. 80110 Caro1in e B .. We~st 835 E.. Corne11 Eag1ewood. Co1o .. 80110 . John C. & Lena Ho1oubek ~3046 S .. C1arkson Eag1ewood . Co1o .. 80110 A-~r1an & Leona R .. Bo11 8500 W .. Bow1es Ave .. L~tt1eton , Co1o. 80123 ·(3059 S. Ogden St.) W:i..nd_sor B. Jr. &. Mae Lenore Wade 2903 W .. Layton Ave. Eag1ewood 7 Co1o .. 80110 Kaye M .. Ferguson 2740 W. Union Engl.ewood.. Co1o. 801.1.0 Tb~rd Stoke1y Corp. c/o Cont inenta1 Oi1 Co. Tax Dept. 1755 G1enarm P1. Denver. Co1orado 80202 Howard & Eve1yn Phi11ips 1.031. Pal.mer Rd. Rockl.edge, Fl.a. 32955 (3900 S. Acoma St.) Agnes Mary Kinney 706 S .. Washington Denver. Co1orado 80209 (4455 S. Broadway) • Lot B1ock Subdivisi.on Action 1.3 3 Sout:h1a wn D enie d Gard ens Annex 23-3 S .G . Ham1ins D enied 24 Addition l.-2 2 Tay1ors Add. Den:l.od 3 2 Tay1ors Add . Deni.ed Beg . 16• E o~ SE cor o1 Denied Lot 25. Dobbins R es ub : tb E 1.66'; th N 202.9'; th W 166•; tb S 202 .. 9• to beg .. 35-4-68 A tr. i~ SWl o~ swt o~ NWt Denied o~ Sec. 35-4-68 Desc. as comm .. at a pt. on E 1ine o~ C1arksoo St. 320 .. 5' No~ E ~ W cen .. 1ine o~ sd. Sec . 35; tb E 143 • ; tb N 7 5 • ; tb W 143•; th S 75• to pob being that part o1 b1k . 5 Evanston Bdwy Add .. now vac .. N so• o~ S 100• o1 N 375• ~rom $100 o1 E 163 9 o1 B1k . 6 Evans-to $71 .. 43 ton Bdwy Add. now vacated io SWt o~ NWt ex. E 30' 35-4-68 1.8 28 Centennia1 Acres 4th Fl.g. Den:l.ed Be~. 190• W o1 NE cor o1 NW:t o~ SEt Sec . 8-5-68 ; tb. s 500.45'; th w 286.4' tb N 7°32• E 508 .7•; tb E 220• to beg. ex. sts. 8-5-68 25- 28 l.-2 N 5' 37 .. 38-42 8 ]. 1.6 Ham .. ac Ki111.es B-dwy. Hts. Jacksons Bdwy. Hts. Wo11enwcbers Bdwy Hts. 2nd Add. Deoied 1rom $301.9.22 to $2658.96 Deoied Denied -• - • • • h~REAS, frow tr.e state ~e ~t ~~de a n d filed with t he City CO unci1, it appears that t he who1e cost of said i~prove rnen ts is the s~~ of $493,148.95, of which ~~ou~t the City of Englewood wi11 pay $108 ,810.10 ~eavi.ng $384,338-BS to be assessed against the rea1 prope rty i.n said District, said amount i.nc1udi.ng costs of inspection, co11ecti.on and other incidentals and a1so inc1ud- ing interest a s a11owed by 1aw; and WHEREAS, from said statement i.t a1so appears that the City Counci.1 has apportioned a share of the whole cost to each 1ot or tract of 1and i.n said District, in accordance with the benefits to be derived by said property and i.n the proportions and amounts aevera11y set forth in a Reso1uti.on adopted by the City COunci.1 on the 22nd day of February, 1972, and in a public notice pub1ished ~ the Englewood Hera1d, which Reso1ution and Notice are by refer- ence zna.de a. part hereof; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. That the whole cost and apportionment of the aame, as set forth in said Resolution and Notice, and as amended bereLn, is hereby approved and confirmed, and said apportionment ~.a hereby dec1ared to be i.n accordance with the special benefits which the property in the District wi11 receive by reason o£ the construction of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here- by assessed to and upon each 1ot or tract of 1ane within the Dis- trict in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Resolution and Notice, as amended • section 2. That said assessments sha11 be due and pay- ab1e at the office of the D~rector of Finance of the City of Englewood, within thirty days after the final publication of this -82 • • • • • O r d inance, ~ithout dem and; ~ro vi C e d t h at a11 s u c h assessments may, at the e1ec tion o f t he pro perty o ~~er , be paid in inst a 1 1rnents, with inter est a s h ereinafter provided. Fai1ure t o p ay t h e who1e assessment s w~thin said p e r iod o f thi r ty d ay s s h a 1 1 be conc 1u s ive1~ consi d ered and he 1d an e1ec tion o n the Par t of a 1 1 p e rsons in t er- ested, whether und er di.sa b i1i.t y or o therw ise, t o pay i.n s u c h .in - sta1 .1ment s- Such e1ect.ion sha11 be conc1usive1y h e 1 d a nd con- aidered as a waiver o f any right to question t h e power or juris- diction of the City of Eng1ewood to construct the Lmprovements, the qua1i.ty of the work, the regu1ari.ty or sufficiency of the proceed i ngs, or the va1idity or the correctness of the assess~ents, or the va1.i.di.ty of the 1ien thereof. In the event of such e1ection to pay in Lnsta11ments, the assessments sha11 be payab1e at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado, in ten (10) equa1 annua1 insta1.~ents of principa1, the first of which insta11ments of principa1. sha11 be due a..n.d payab1.e on or before the 1st day of January, 1973, and the remainder of said insta11ments sha11 be due and payab1e successive1y ~n or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter, unti1 paid in fu1.1, with interest on the unpaid principa1 at the rate of five per centum (5%) per annum, commencing on May 23, 1973, and payab1e each year at the t i me of paying i nsta11ments of princ i pa1. Section 3. Fai1ure to pay any insta11ment, whether of princ.ip a 1 or i nterest , when due sha11 cause the who1e of the un- paid principa1 to become due and payab1e ~ediate1y, and the who1e a..mount of the unpaid pr i.ncipa1 and accrued interest sha1.1 thereafter draw .interest at the r a te of one per centum (1t) per month, or 83 • • • • fraction of a ~onth , u~ti1 the date of tax sa1e, as provided by 1aw. At any time prior to the date of the tax sa1e, the owner may pay the amount o f a11 unpaid insta11ments with interest at one per centum (1%} per month , or fraction of a mo nth, and a11 pena1ties accrued and sha11 the r eupon be restored _ to the right thereafter to · pay in Lnsta11~ents in the same manner as if defau1t had not been suffered .. The owner of any property not in defa~t as to any in- atA1~ent or payment may, at any tLme, pay the who1e of the unpaid principa1 with accrued interest to the date of the next assessment inata1~ent payment date. Sec·tion 4 .. Payments ~ay be made to the Director of Finance at any t~e witb~n thirty days after the fina1 pub1ication of this Ord~nance, and an a11owance of five per centum (5%) wi11 be made on a11 payments made during such periodr but not thereafter. The discount of 5% sba11 app1y to a11 such paymentsr whether the payment is the ~~tire amount of assessment due, or a part of the aasessntent. nmmediate1y after the expiration of such thirty day period, said assessments sha11 be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado, for oo11ection, as provided by 1aw. Section S. That if any tract of rea1 property inc1uded within Paving District No. 20 is hereafter divided or subdivided into two or more such tracts or parce1s, the Director of Finance, with the assistance of the Director of Pub1ic Works, is hereby authorized and directed to divide the assessment against such tract in the same proportion that the tract itse1£ is subdivided into two or more such parce1s, and to certify the revised assessments to the Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Co1orado. Section 6 ... A11 assessments 1evied against the rea1 prop- erty in Paving District No. 20, together with a11 interest thereon and penalties for defau1t in payment thereof, and a11 costs in 84 t ! • • • • co1~ecting the same, sha11 constitute, from the date of the fina1 pub1ication of this ordinance, a perpetua1 1ien in the severa1 amounts assessed against each 1ot or tract of 1and. Such 1ien sha11 have priority over a11 other 1iens except genera1 tax 1iens, and sha11 be enforced in accordance with the 1aws of the State of C01orado. Secti.on. 7 ... That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance sha11 be adjudged unenforceab1e or inva1id, such judqment sha11 not affect, ~pair or inva1idate the remain~ng pro- v~sions of this Ordinance, it being the ~tention that the various provisions hereof are severab1e. section a ... By reason of the fact that bonds of Paving District No. 20 are no~ outstanding and Lnterest thereon wi11 abort1y become due and payab1e, funds ~ust be made avai1ab1e from assessments at the ear1iest possib1e date for payment of such in- terest, and for the immediate preservation of the pub1ic property, hea~th~ peace and safety~ it is hereby dec1ared that an e~ergency exists and that this Ordinance sha11 take effect upon its fina1 passage_ Section 9 . A1.1.. ordinances~ or parts herewith are hereby repea.l..ed-Th~s Ordinance, aqe, sha.l...l.. be recorded in a book kept for that thereof, in conf1ict after its final.. pass- purpose, sha11 be authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and Oirect·or of Finance, and aha1.1.. be pub.l..ished Ln the Eng.l..ewood Hera..l..d, a newspaper of gen- eral.. circu1ation pub.l..ished in said City, within seven days after -85 - • • • • • its fi..na..1 passage, and sha.1l. be .rema.i..n .i.rrepea.1Abl.e unt.i.1 the assessments hereby made shall. be paid i..n .fu..l.1. Introduced, read in fu11, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of Apri1, 1972. Pub1ished as a B.i.11 for an OrdLnance on the 6th day of Apr.i.1, 1972. Read by t.i.t.l..e and pa-ssed on fi..n.a.1. rea.d.i..ng on the 17th day of Apri.1, 1972. Pub.l.i&:hed by ti.t1e a.s Ordi...n.a..nce No. Series of 1972, on the 20th day of AprL1, 1972. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio C.i.ty C1erk J:, Wi.1.1.:i.a.m L. McDivitt, do hereby cert:Lfy that the a..bove and fore- goi..nq ~ a true, acc:u.ra.te, and comp1ete copy of an Ord.i..n.a:nce, passed on fi..na1 rea.d1nq and pub1:i.&hed by t.i.t1e as OrdLnance No. _______ , Series o£ 1972. ex o ff.i.c:i.o City C1erk • • - • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. /3 SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 3. CHAPTER 2. TITLE v. OF THE '69 E.M.C. • ENTITLED ''PAY PLAN'' BY RELIEVING THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS FROM THE REQUIREMENT OF AN ANNUAL RECOMMENDATION OF A PAY PLAN. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 5-2-3 of the Officia1 City Code is hereby repea1ed. 5-2-3: PAY PLAN Repea1ed Section 2. That a11 Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in con£1ict here~th are express1y repea1ed. Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first readLng on the 3rd day of Apri1. 1972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of Apri1. 1972. Read by tit:1e and passed on fin.a.1 reading on the day of 1972. Pub1ished by tit1e as Ordinance N o . ·==-----' S eries of 1972 on the day of ---------• 1972. Mayor At:test: ex officio City C1erk I • ==--::-=-::;---,:-=-:-=====--.--::---=-:===--==--• do here by ce rt: i fy that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1et:e copy of an Ordinance, passed on fina1 reading and pub1ished by tit1e as Ordinance No. ------• Series of 1972. ex officio City C1erk • • • - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. /3 SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 3, CHAPTER 2, TITLE V, OF THE '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED "PAY PLAN" BY RELIEVING THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS FROM THE REQUIREMENT O F AN ANNUAL RECOMMENDATION OF A PAY PLAN. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fol.l.ows: Section 1. That Section 5-2-3 of the Official City Code is hereby repea1ed. 5-2-3 : PAY PLAN Repea.1ed Section 2. That a11 Ordinances or parts of Ord~nances in conf1ict herew1th are express1y repea1ed. Introduced~ read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of April., 1972. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of April., 1972. Read by: titl.e and passed on final. reading day of 9.#" -.c , 1972. on the /J Pub1ished by t:it::1e as Ordin.an.ce No .. ·=;;-----• Series of 1972 on the ~ ~ day of 0 7?'6<&/ 1.972. Mayor Attest : ex officio City Cl.erk I, that: the above and foregoing is copy of an Ordinance, passed on by t:it::1e as Ordinance No .. • do hereby certify =:--:::=.-======::--.-::--a::--:t=rue==-,--::a:::c::-c=u7rat:e and c ODlp 1e t:e final. reading and publ.ished Series of 1972. ex officio City Cl.erk • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILWOMAN HENNING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 1:/-SERIES OF 1.972 AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE EASEMENT IN THE NORTH 1.6 FEET OF LOT 1.1. • OXFORD HEIGHTS • SECOND FILING • ARAPAHOE COUNTY • COLORADO . WHEREAS, there present1y exists an easement in the north 16 feet of Lot 11 , Oxford Heights, Second Fi1ing, l.y~ng in the NE 1./4 SE 1./4 of Section 4. TSS. R68W. of the 6th P.M., Arapahoe County, Co 1 orado; and WHEREAS , neither pub1ic necessity nor convenience requires continued ~aintenance of this easement ; and WHEREAS, the P1anni..ng and Zoning Cotm:n.i..ssi..on of the City of Eng1ewood has heretofore recommended that the easement be vacated, subject to the dedication of the north 30 feet of the 8 foot ut:i1ity easement on the west 1i..ne of the property described above; and WHEREAS, said dedication has been ~ade by deed under date of March 27, 1972. NOW. THEREFORE • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fol.l.ows: Section. 1. "nta.t th.e fo11ow:lng described easelilllent 1ocat:ed ~thin the City of Eng1ewood, Arapahoe County, Co1orado, be and the same is hereby vacated, to-wit: The north 16 feet of Lot 11, Oxford Heights. Second Fil.~ng. l.y~ng in the NE 1./4 SE 1./4 of Section 4, TSS, R68W, of the 6th P.M., Arapahoe County, Co1orado. Xntrod~ced, read in £~11 and passed o n first reading o n the 3rd day of April.. 1.9 72. ~bl.ished as a Bil.l. for an Ordinance on the 6th day of April.. 1.~72. /?Bfo Read by tit1e and passed on fina1 reading on the day of ~ 1.972 • -1.- • • - • • • Pub1ished ~ tit1e as ~n~~e No. /~ of 1972 on the .;:Lo-day of ~ 1972. , Series MAYOR Attest: ex officio City C1erk I •. :-:::=--::=-::;--...=-:==-:==-:::--.-:=--::--:===--=""' do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1ete c opy of an Ordinance, passed on fina1 read1ng and pub1ished by t::i..t::1e as OrdLnan.ce No. -----• Ser:l.es of 1972. ex offLcio City C1erk -2- • • r 32xl - • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILWOMAN HENNING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. /~ SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINA!'ICE VACATING THE EASEMENT IN THE NORTH 16 FEET OF LOT 12. OXFORD HEIGHTS. SECOND FILING. ARAPAHOE COUNTY. COLORADO. WHEREAS, there present:1y exists an ease-ment: i_n the north 16 feet: of Lot: 12, Oxford Heights, Second Fi1Lng, 1ying Ln the NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of Section 4. TSS. R68W. of the 6th P.M., Arapahoe County, Co1orado; and WHEREAS, no pub1ic purpose wi..11 be served by the retention of the easement:; and WHEREAS, the P1anning and Zoni-ng Commission of the City of Eng1e~ood has heretofore recommended that the easement be vacated. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: Section 1. That: the fo11owing described easement: 1ocat:ed ~it:hin the City of Eng1ewood, Arapahoe County, Co1orado, be an.d the same is hereby vacated. to-wit:: The north 16 feet of Lot 12, Oxford Heights, Second Fi1Lng. 1ying Ln the NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of Sect1-on 4, TSS, R68W, of the 6th P.M .• Arapahoe County, Co1orado. Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first: reading on the 3rd day of Apri1 0 1972. Pub1~shed as a B~11 for an Ord~nance on the 6th day o f Apr-!.1 0 1972. Read by ~d passed on fina1 read:lng on the t 7 ~ day of ~ • 1972 • -1- • • '32x - - - - Pub1ish":,': .g;r_b t:it:1e as Ordinance No. / 5:"" • Series of 1972 on t:he ~ day of C?;:;zv-L 1972. MAYOR Attest: ex officio City C1erk I • -=--:-:=-,.-....,---::=-:c=-::-=--:;--=--=-=--:--=---=-=-=-• do hereby certify that: the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1et:e copy of an Ordinance, passed on fina1 reading and pub1ished by t:it:1e as Ord~ance No_ Series of 1972. ex officio Cit:y C1erk -2- -- I' 32X • c n-y c~{; ~fLC I A L:" nr-.-,...... t;;:.f/CU MENJ £"": •• 1 . , / INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE XI. CHAPTER s. SECTION 4. ENTITLED "MINORS IN GAMBLING OR DRINKING HOUSES" • AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS; CONFORMING SAID SECTION WITH THE PRO- VISIONS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 75. ARTICLES 1 AND 2. C.R.S. '63 AS AMENDED. (FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES) • AS WELL AS CHAPTER SO. ARTIC LE 6. C.R.S. '63. AS AMENDED. (CHILD LABOR LAW). BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD. COLORADO, as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 4. Chapter 8, T~t1e XI of the Officia1 Code of Eng1ewood is hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ows: 11-8-4 : MINORS -FREQUENTING PREMISES WHERE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SOLD -PROHIBITED (a) It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the 1icensee his or its agents, servants, or emp1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the provisions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 1, et seq., (Fermented Ma1t Beverages) C.R.S. '63, as amended, to permit any minor under the age of eighteen {18) years to frequent or be in or upon such pre~ises, un1ess accompanied by a parent or guardian, or to drink any fermented ma1t beverages, in or upon said premises, or to engage or participate in any game of bi11ards, or any other game ~hatsoever, in or upon such premises. (b) It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the 1icensee his or its agents, or emp1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the prov1sions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 2, C.R.S. '63, as amended, (Liq~or Code of 1935) to permit any minor under tne age of twenty-one (21) years to fre- quent or be in or upon such premdses, un1ess accompanied by a parent or guardian, or to drink any ma1t, vinous or spiritous 1iquors, in or upon the same, or to engage or par·ticipate in any gam.e of bi11ards, or any other game whatsoever, in or upon such premises. Section 2. That a11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in conf1ict here~th are hereby repea1ed. on the Introduced. read in /?e'f day of /'9,q~,/ fu11 and passed on first reading • 1972. • • - Pub1i..shed as a Bi11 for an. Ordinance on the ..;'/C?~ day of .&:e ,...;/ 1972. Attest:: .. ~,~ I • ,£....,,.//,a.-L . ~.LJ,·v -~ • do hereby ce:rt:i.fy that the above and foregoing is a true. accurate and comp1et:e copy of a Bi.11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu11 and passed on fi.rst readi.ng on the 1 ?a day of ....:.h"::.::..:e=.::.~....::.-'.:./ ______ _ 1972. -- • COMMENT In preparing the redraft of Section 11-8-4 and attempting to conform it to State 1a~ provisions in Chapter 75~ Artic1es 1 and 2, as we11 as Chapter SO, Artic1e 6, Section 4. it ~as fo~nd that the Chi1d Labor La~ 80-6-4 authorizes minors sixteen (16) years of age and over to work in a p1ace where intoxicating beverages are served. ''80-6-4: Occupations prohibited nnder age si.x.t:een .. - (1) (a) No minor under the age of sixteen, except in agricu1tura1 work on farm or ranch, sha11 be permitted emp1oyment: in any of the fo11owing occu- pations, which are hereby dec1ared to be pot:entia11y det:r~enta1 to the hea1th and we1fa.re of such mdnor: (b) Any occupation in manufacturLng; (c) Operation of any steam boi1er; (d) Operation of any hazardous power-driven mach:i.:n.ery; (e) Work invo1v~ng risk of fa11~ng from any e1evated p1ace; (f) Any occupat~on ~n a p1ace where intoxicating beverages are serv·ed. '' It appears that the Chi1d Labor Law-enacted in 1963 takes precedence over ordinances of cities and towns in Co1orado and has a state ~de app1ication. According1y~ the reference to emp1oyment in the amended ordLnance has been striken because the pertinent section cited above appears to be contro11ing. • • - - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE XI. CHAPTER 8. SECTION 4. ENTITLED ''MINORS IN G~LING OR DRINKING HOUSES''~ AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH AMEND~NTS; CO:-<FORMING SAID SECTION WITH THE PRO- VISIONS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 75. ARTICLES ~AND 2. C.R.S. '63 AS AMENDED. (FER...'1ENTED MALT BEVERAGES). AS WELL AS CHAPTER 80. ARTICLE 6 . C.R.S. '63, AS AMENDED. (CHILD LABOR LAW). BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, as fo 11ows : Section 1. That Sec~ion 4, Chapter 8, Tit1e XI of the O£fic~a1 Code of Eng1ewood is hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ow-s: 11-8-4: MINORS -FREQUENTING PREMISES WHERE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SOLD -PROHIBITED (a) It sha11 be un1a~fu1 for the 1icensee his or its agents, servants, or emp1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the provisions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 1, et seq .• (Fermented Ma1t Beverages) C .. R.S. '63, as amended, to permit any minor under the age of e~ghteen (18) years to frequent or be in or upon such pre~ses, un1ess accompanied by a parent or guardian, or to drink any fermented ~a1t beverages, in or upon said pre~ises, or to engage or participate in any game of bi11ards, or any other game whatsoever, in or upon such premises. (b) It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the 1icensee his or ~ts agents, or e~p1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the pro~sions of Chapter 75 7 Artic1e 2, C.R.S. '63, as amended. (Liquor Code of ~935) to permit any mdnor under the age of twenty-one (21) years to fre- quent or be ~n or upon such premdses, un1ess accompanied by a parent or guardian 7 or to drink any ma1t, vinous or sp~ritous 1iquors, ~nor upon the same 7 or to engage or participate in any game of bi11ards 7 or any other game whatsoever. in or upon such pre~ises. Sect~on 2. That a11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in con£1ict hereW'i.th are hereby repe.a1ed. Introduced, read Ln fu11 and passed on first reading day of • 1972. on. the -1- -- - - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN_..;&&:==::::/.:::':.:~===-·==/:::::~-------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE XI, CHAPTER 8, SECTION 4, ENTITLED "MINORS IN GA..'1BLING OR DRI!'.'l<.ING HOUSES", AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH Al'1ENDMENTS; CO:>l"FORMING SAID SECTION WITH THE PRO- VISIONS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 75, ARTICLES 1 AND 2, C.R .S . '63 AS AMENDED, (FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES), AS WELL AS CHAPTER 80, ARTICLE 6, C.R.S. '63 , AS Al'1ENDED, (CHILD LABOR LAW). BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fo11ows: Section 1. That Section 4, Chapter 8,. Titl.e XI of the Of ficial. Code o f Eng1ewood Ls hereby repeal.ed and reenacted t::o read as f ol.l.ows : 11-8-4 : MINORS -FREQUENTING PREMISES WHERE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SOLD -PROHIBITED (a) It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for the 1icensee his or its agents, servants, or emp1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the provisions of Chapter 75, Articl.e 1, et seq., (FeDmented Ma1t Beverages) C.R.S. '63, as amended, to permit any ~nor under the age of eighteen (18) years to frequent or be in or upon such pre·m.i.ses. unl.ess a.cco'ID:p&ni.ed by a parent or gu.ardi.an, or to drink any fermented mal.t: beverages,. in or upon said pre~s es, or to engage or part~cipate ~n any game of bi11ards, or any other game whatsoever, in or upon such premises_ (b) It sba11 be un1awfu1 for tbe 1~censee h~s or its agents, or emp1oyees of any premises 1icensed under the pro~sions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 2, C.R.S. '63, as amended, (L~quor Code of 1935) to permit any mdnor under the age of twenty-one (21) years to fre- quent or be ~ or upon such premises, un1ess accompanied by a parent or guardian, or to drink any ~a1t, vinous or spiritous 1iquors, in or upon the same, or to engage or participate in any game of bi11ards, or any other game whatsoever, in or upon such premises. Section 2. That a11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in con£1ict herewith are hereby repea1ed. on the Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading day of • 1972. • - of Attest: • Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 1972. Mayor ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk day I~ • do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true. accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the day of 1972. ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk • • COMMENT In preparing the redraft of Section 11-8-4 and attempting to conform it to State 1a~ provisions Ln Chapter 75, Artic1es 1 and 2, as we11 as Chapter 80, Artic1e 6, Section 4, it was found that the Chi1d Labor La~ 80-6-4 authorizes mdnors sLxteen (16) years of age and over to work in a p1ace where ~ntoxicating beverages are served. "80-6-4: Occupations prohibited under age si.xt:een..- (1) (a) No mdnor under the age of sLxteen, except in agricu1tura1 work on farm or ranch, sha11 be permitted emp1oyment in any of the fo11o~ng occu- pations~ which are hereby dec1ared to be potentia11y detr~nta1 to the hea1th and we1fare of such minor: (b) Any occupation in manu£actur~g; (c) Operation of any steam boi1er; (d) Operation of any hazardous power-driven m.acbine ry; · ~ · · (e) Work invo1v~ng r~sk of fa11~ng from any e1evated p1ace; (f) Any occupation in a p1ace where intoxicating beverages are served .. '' It appears that the Ch~1d Labor Law enacted ~n 1963 takes precedence over ordinances of cities and towns Ln Co1orado and has a state ~de app1ication. According1y~ the reference to emp1oyment in the amended ordinance has been striken because the pertinent section cited above -appears to be con.tro11i.n.g . • • r 32xl • • • • r 1 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN e ou, C!Tr or L 1 -LE .o;..••OOO_ COLa. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE XI, CHAPTER 8, S ECTION 4. ENTITLED "MINORS IN GAMBLING OR DRINKING HOUSES ". AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS; CONFORMING SAID SECTIO N WITH THE PRO- VISIONS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 75. ARTICLES 1 AND 2, C.R.S. '63 AS AMENDED, (FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES) • AS WELL AS CHAPTER 80. ARTICLE 6, C.R.S. '63. AS AMENDED. (CHILD LABOR LAW). BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO, as fo11o~: Section 1. That Section 4,. Chapter 8,. Tit1e XI of the Officia1 Code o f Eng 1e~ood is hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ows: 11-8-4: MINORS -FREQUENTING PREMISES WHERE ALCOHOL1C BEVERAGES ARE SOLD -PROHIBITED (a) It sha11 be un1awf~1 for the 1icensee his or its agents, servants, or emp1oyees of any pre~ises 1icensed under the provisions of Chapter 75,. Artic1e 1,. et seq., (Fermented Ma1t Beverages) C.R.S. '63,. as amended,. to permit any minor under the age of e~ghteen (18) years to frequent or be in or upon such preud.ses,. un1ess a.cco-.:npa.n.i.ed by a parent or guardian,. or to drink any fermented ~a1t beverages, in or upon said premises~ or to engage or participate Ln any game of bi11a.rd.s., or any other gazne. whatsoever~ :L:n or upon such premises .. (b) It sba11 be un1awfu1 for tbe 1~censee h~s or ~ts agents, or emp1oyees of any premises 1:Lcensed under the provisions of Chapter 75., Artic1e 2, C.R .. S. '63. as amend ~d. (L~quor Code of 1935) to permit any ~nor under the age of twenty-one (21) years to fre- quent or be i.n or upon such premises~ nn1ess accom.pan.ied by a parent or guardian~ or to drink any ma1t, vinous or ap:Lr:Ltous 1iquors, in or upon the same~ or to engage or participate in any game of bi11ards. or any other game whatsoever., in or upon such premises. Section 2. That a11 ordinances or parts of ordinances in con£1ict here~th are hereby repea1ed .. Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the day of 1972. -1- • • • I' 32X - - -O FFICI A L C'J'"'I:'2' C OU CIL DOCUMENT r -~ • -- of At:test: Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 1972. Mayor ex officio City Clerk day r. • do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true~ accurate and complete c o py of a Bi 11 for an Ordinance • introduced • read in full and r;;;~d on first rea.d:Ln.g on the day of ------------ ex officio City Clerk -2- -• ,32X - - of Attest: - Pub1~shed as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 1972. Mayor ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk day I, , do hereby cert~fy that the above and foregoing is a true; aCCurAte and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance, introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the day of 1972. ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk -2- • -- • • • • COMMENT In preparing the redra£t of Section 11-8-4 and atte~ptin g to conform it to State 1aw pro~sions in Chapter 75, Artic1es 1 and 2, as we11 as Chapter 80 7 Artic1e 6, Section 4. it was found that the Chi1d Labor La~ 80-6-4 authorizes minors sixteen (16) years of age and over to work ~ a p1ace where intoxicating beverages are served. "80-6-4: Occupations prohibited under age si.xteen..- (1) (a) No minor under the age of sixteen, except in agricu1tura1 work on farm or ranch, sha11 be permitted emp1oyment in any of the fo11ow±ng occu- pations, which are hereby dec1ared to be potentia11y detr~enta1 t:o the hea1th and we1fare of such minor: (b) Any occupation in manu£actur1ng; (c) Operation of any steam boi1er; (d) Operation of any hazardous power-driven machinery; (e) Work ~nvo1v~ng r~sk of fa11~ng from any e1evated p1a..ce; (f) Any occupation in a p1ace where intoxicating beverages are served.'' It appears that the Ch~1d Labor Law enacted ~ 1963 takes precedence over ordinances of cities and towns in C o 1orado and has a state ~de app1ication. According1y. the reference to emp1oyment in the amended ordinance has been striken because the pertinent section cited above -appears to be contro11Lng . • • r 32x - - II INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN :.~: 1 c:)~ . """': F'LE e;ee. eoL..o. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLES I AND II, TITLE XI, CHAPTER 1.1., OF THE '69 E .M.C. ENTITLED, "ANIMALS AND FOWL", AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Sect~on 1. That Artic1e I. Title XI. Chapter 11. Sections 1 through 12 Lnc1usi~e of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ows: 1.1.-l.l.-1.: DEFINITIONS As ~sed herein. un1ess the context c1ear1y indicates othe~se. the £o11o~ng words and phrases sha11 ha~e the fo11ow1ng meanings: ''Ad1oi.ni.ng Owners -Residents'' The owners and residents of 1ands that are supported by a common boundary 1Lne. ''An.im.a.1 She1ter'' Any pretni..ses designated by the City for the purpose of boarding and caring for any an~a1 Lmpounded under the provisions of this ordinance or any other ordinance or 1a~ of the State of Co1orado. ''An.i..J:na1 Warden'' n-t.e person or persons empo~red by the City to enforce the provisions of this ordinance . ''At Large'' sha11 mean off the prem.ises of the owner and not under contro1 by 1eash. cord. chain or otherwise not under the UDmediate contro1 or supervision of the keeper. or any e~p1oyee. servant or member of the ~diate fami1y of the keeper or of the o'Wt1er of an em.p1oyee. servant or Olllle.Ulber of the immediate fami1y of the owner. ''Dog'' Any ani.ma1 of the canine species regard1ess of sex. "Fi-nance Director" City C1erk Treasurer. Director of Finance. ex officio "Hobby Breeder" Any person who. outside of his regu1ar course of e~p1oyment is breeding dogs or striving to ~prove dogs through contro11ed propagation thus achieving carefu11y desired qua1ities and traits. -1.- • • - - 11-11-2 : 11-11-3: 11-11-4: • ''Own.er'' sha11 mean any person o-wning., keeping or harboring a dog or dogs. ''Restraint'' A dog is under restraint ~thi..n the meaning of this ordinance if he is contro11ed,. or at "heel.'', beside a person an.d obedient to t:ha.t: person's co~ands,. or is within a vehi..c1e that is being driven or parked on a pub1ic street or is ~thin the property 1Lmi..t:s of its owner or keeper. '"Vi...cious Dog.. A dog that: ~thout: provocation bites or a.t:t:acks humans or other anUma.1s, or in a vicious or terrorizing manner approaches any person in an apparent: attitude of attack. RABIES VACCINATION -REQUIRED It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the o~er of any dog to keep or ~aint:ain any such dog un1ess it: sha11 have been vaccina.t:ed by a 1icensed veterinary surgeon ~t:h anti-rabies vaccine ~thin 12 ~onths preceding the date on which the dog is kept or maintained. and every dog w1thin 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 tal<en from. the o'WD-er• s premises. must wear a co11ar to which a c u rrent rabies vaccination tag is affixed. and such tag sha11 not be transferab1e to any other dog. DOGS AT LARGE -PROHIBITED It sha11 be un1a~£u1 for any person owning. possession or keeping custodia1 or supe~sory authority or contro1 over any dog to permit. cause or su££er such an~a1 to run at 1arge within the City as defined in Section 11-11-1. DOGS AT LARGE -IMPOUNDED -NOTICE -DISPOSITION (a) Any dog or dogs found running at Large sha11 be taken by the Ani.m.a1 Warden and i.lnpou.n.ded in the she1ter designated as the City AnLma1 She1ter and there confined in a humane manner for a period of not 1ess than six (6) days. and may thereafter be disposed of in a humane manner if not c1aLmed by their owners. Dogs not c1aLmed by their owners before the expiration of six (6) days may be disposed of at the discretion of the An~a1 Warden, except as herein- after provided. -2- 11-11-6: • (b) The Aoima1 Warden may transfer tit1e of any dog he1d at the Anima1 She1ter to the Society for the Preventio~ of Crue1ty to Anima1s after the 1ega1 detention period has expired and such dog has not been c1aimed by its owner. (c) When dogs are found running at 1arge and their own.e:rship is lcno"WO. to the Ani..m..a1 Warden such dogs need not be ~pounded. but such officer may cite the owners of such dogs to appear in court to answer charges of the vio1ation of this ordinance. (d) Immedi.ate1y upon i.mpoundLng dogs. the AnLma1 Warden sha11 make every possib1e, reasonab1e effort to notify the owners of such dogs so impounded, and inform such owners of the conditions ~hereby they may regain custody of such dogs. If ownership is not determinab1e by the Ani.ma1 Warden, then the Warden must post a descr~pt~on of the ~pounded anima1 ~n three con5picuous p1aces not 1ater than three(3) days after ~pounding the a..n.il:na1. (e) Any anLma1, other than a dog. found running at 1arge ~thin the City 1Lmits may be Umpounded or disposed of according to 1a~ when such action is required either to protect the an~1 or to protect the residents of the City. The o~er of any an~a1 so ~pounded may rec1aLm such an~a1 upon payment of a11 costs and charges incurred by the City for i...tnpou:nding and maintenance of such a.ni..m.a.1. BARKING DOGS A NUISANCE It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any owner or keeper of any dog or dogs to permit such dog or dogs by 1oud and persistent, habitua1 barking, 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 ~hich are barking, how1ing or ye1ping, provided on1y that it sha11 be shown who has possession, care. custody or contro1 of said dog or dogs. MAINTAINING MORE THAN "IRREE DOGS ON PREMISES LICENSE REQUIREMENTS No househo1d. p1ace or premises may have more than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of age ~thout first having procurred a City Hobby Breeder's License as hereinafter pro~ided. A CLty Hobby Breeder's License sha11 not be required where the p1ace or premdses are current1y 1icensed as a pet shop or boarding kenne1, pursuant to Sections 66-30-1 et seq., C.R.S. '63, as amended. • • l_l_-1_1.-7 : 1.1.-1.1.-8: 1.1.-1.1.-9 : - HOBBY BREE DER'S LICE NSE APP L ICATION -FEE S An app1ication to ~ainta~n a hobby breeder 's operation sha11 be made upon forms supp1ied b y the Director of Finance. and sha1 1 contain a state ment 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 issuance 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 qua1ificatio~s of the app1icant and premdses. The app1ication sha11 be accompanied by payment of a fee in the amount o f eweae, £~ e ~) dol.l.ars. ~OC' C D LICENSE ISSUANCE -RENEWAL (a) In the event that the Director approves the app1~cat~on 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 pro~Lnent1y disp1ayed Ln the 1ocation the app1icant maintaLns his operation. (b) Upon issuance of the City Hobby Breeder•s License the 1icensee may carry on a 1United breed~g program. but may not ~aintain more than five (5) dogs over six (6) months of age, nor more than twenty (20) puppies we1ped and transferred in any twel.ve (1.2) month perLod. (c) The Hobby Breeder•s License under the pro- ~sions of this ordinance sha11 expire on the 31st day of December each year . Each 1icense sha11 be renewed during the month of Dece:m..be.r each year. Such app1ications for renewa1 sha11 be made to the Director in ~ting, on fo~s prescribed by the Director. sha11 contain such infor.mation as wi11 enab1e him to determine if the app1icant is qua1i- fied to continue to ho1d a 1icense. and sha11 be acco~panied by a renewa1 fee of ~ve ($2~) do11ars. /L'"'"e>. &""a HOBBY BREEDER OPERATION Operator's Duties. (1) Every person 1icensed under this ordinance to operate as a hobby breeder sba11: (a) Maintain the premises and faci1ities in a sanitary condition. -4--- ~~-~~-~0 : ~~-~~-~~: - (b) Provide adequate venti1ation for the faci1ities used for an~a1s. (c) Provide adequate nutr~tion for and humane care and treatment of a11 dogs under his care and con.t:ro1. RIGHT OF ENTRY -INSPECTIONS It sha11 be 1a~fu1 for the An~a1 Warden or any emp1oyee of the City who may be charged with the duty of mak~ng 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 ord~nance and to inspect the same and inspect any records required to be kept by this ordinance or regu1ations made pursuant thereto. DENIAL. REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSE The Director may ~t:hho1d. deny, revoke or temporari1y suspend for a period not to exceed one (1) year any 1icense issued or app1ied for in accordance wi..t:h the provisions of this ordinance upon finding that 1icensee bas been gui1ty of the fo~~~ng: (a) The 1icensee has been con~icted of two (2) ~o1ations of Section 11-11-4 ~thin a ewe1ve (12) tDOn.th period. (b) The materi.a1 misstated in the app1i.cation for a 1i.cense or an app1icati.on of rene~a1 thereof. (c) The vio1ation of any pub1ic hea1th 1a~ of the state, and fai1ure to comp1y w1th any state act or hea1th requirement re1ative to the humane treat- ment of dogs. (d) Fai1ure to maintain sanitary conditions and the proper di.sposa1 of anLma1 waste as may be required by the Co1orado State Deparoment of Hea1th pursuant to Chapter 66 C.R.S. '63, or any amendments thereto. ~~-~~-~2: VICIOUS DOGS -GUARD DOGS (a) No one sha11 keep, possess or harbor a vicious dog ~thin the City. It sha11 be the duty of the Ani.ma1 Warden or his agents to Lmpound such a..ni:ma1, and if i.mpou:nd.J:nent cannot be made with safety to the AnLma1 Warden or other citizens, the ani.ma1 may be destroyed without notice to the owner, keeper, or possessor . -5- -- - 11-11-13: 11 -11-14: • (b) Dogs maintained 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 premdses stating that guard dogs are maintained on the premises. POISONING DOGS UNLAWFUL It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to poison any dog or dogs or to distribute poison in any manner whatsoever ~th the intent of poisoning any dog or dogs. PROMOTION OF FIGHTS It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to cause. instigate or encourage any anLma1 to fight ~th another of its own species or ~th another o£ a different species. It sha11 be un1awTu1 to main- tain any p1ace where any ani~a1s are pe~itted to fight for exhibition, for wager or for sport. Section 2. That Artic1e II, Tit1e XI, Chapter 11, Sections 21 through 28 of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby repea1ed and the fo11owing provisions are enacted in their p1ace: 1 1 -11-21: 11-11 -22: LIVESTOCK; RUNNING AT LARGE It sha11 be un1awfu1 for the owner or any person in charge of any 1ivestock k:n.ow·i:ng1y to cause or permit such 1ivestock to graze or run at 1arge ~thin the City. A11 such an~a1s sha11 be taken by the AnLma1 Warden and ~pounded and disposed of as provided by state 1aw. ABANDONMENT OF ANIMALS It sh a 11 be un1awfu1 for any person to abandon any anima1, or to cause such to be done. 11-11-23: CRUELTY TO ANIMALS It sha11 be u:n1awfu1 for any person to over drive, over1oad, drive when over1oaded, overwork. torture, deprive of necessary sustenance, crue11y beat, muti1ate, or ki11 need1ess1y. or to carry in any vehic1e or otherwise transport in a crue1 and inhum_a.n man.ner, any a.n.i.ma1, or t:.o cause any of these acts to be done. It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any person having charge or custody of any an~a1 to fai1 to provide it ~th proper food, drink and protection from the weather, or to cause any of these acts to be done. • • - 11-11-24: 11-11-25: 11-11-26 : - MOLESTING BIRDS It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person ~ithin the City to, at any time, frighten, shoot at, wound, ki11, take, capture, ensnare, net, trap or in any other manner mo1est or injure any bird, fo~1, or ~ater fo~1; or in any manner mo1est or injure the nest, eggs, or young of any such bird, fo~1, or water £ow1. 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 an~a1s as pets, p1aythings, nove1ties or gifts. INDECENT EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to exhibit any stud horse or bu11 or other anLma1 indecent1y. It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to 1et any ~a1e anima1 to any fema1e anima1 un1ess the same be done in some p1ac e who11y enc1osed and out of pub1ic vie~. 11 -11-27: ZOOLOGICAL PERMITS (a) No person sha11 harbor, ~aintain, keep or se11 or offer for sa1e any ~1d anima1, ~1d bird, exotic pet, po isonous or dangero us repti1e, snake or insect witho ut first obtaining a zoo1ogica1 per- mit from the City of Eng1ewood. In issuing such permdts the City sha11 estab1ish such reasonab1e ru1es and regu1ations and fees as are necessary and proper for the sa£e contro1 a:nd man.agement: of the aforementioned ani~1s. birds and repti1es. (b) The provisions of this section shal1 not app1y t:o: (1) a bona fide pub1ic1y or private1y owned zoo1ogica1 park; (2) a pub1ic1y owned an~a1 pound; (3) a veterinary hospita1; or (4) a bona fide research institution using pet anLma1s for a scientific research. on the I~oduced, read ~ fu11 and passed on first reading I? day of ~.,--,/ • 1972. of /"J Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordina:nce on. the oz.o"l21 day r7p,-;/ • 1972. • Mayor -- - - - - I. k '·//,~ L ..... ~<!-J;:>,.,-;~ • do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true • a.ccurat:e and cornp1et:e copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu11 and p~sed on Hrsr --·~ oo ebe ne day ~.:;72. ~ycrerk -8 - -- • - -· -~ I I -0 - - UF ;:='1 C '""\' -\o,.J"f:~71·;:;, ~~cu :-1E NT f"-....cou-·-·· . -INTRODUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN \cfrl-:r ..:~--~ ;="i !...E 8:3. COLO_ A BILL FOR AN ORDINA."C E REPEALING ARTICLES I AND II, TITLE XI, CHAPTER LL, OF THE '69 E.M.C. ENTITl..ED~ ''ANIMALS AND FOWL'',. AND REENACTING THE SAME WITH AMENDMENTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Sect~on 1. That Artic1e I ,. Tit1e XI, Chapter 11,. Sections 1 through 12 inc1us ive of the '69 E.M.C . are hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11~: LL-l.L-1: DEFINITIONS As used herein, un1ess the context c1ear1y indicates othe~se, the fo11owing words and phrases sha11 have the fo11o~ng meanings: ''Adloi.ni.ng Owners -Reside~ts•• Til.e owners and residents of 1ands that are supported by a common boundary 1i.ne .. ''Anima.1 She1ter'' Any prexn.:l.ses designated by_- the City for the purpose of board~g and carLng for any anLma1 impounded under the provisions of this ordinance or any other ordinance or 1aw of the State of Co1orado_ ••.An.i.ma1 Warden'' Til.e person or persons eJnpowered by the City to enforce the provisions of this ordinance_ ''At Large'' sha.11 mean off the premises of the own.er and not under contro1 by 1ea.sh,. cord, cha.:Ln or otherwise uot under the ~diate contro1 or supe~sion of the keeper,. or any emp1oyee,. servant or ~ember of the immed~ate fami1y of the keeper or of the o~e r of an e~p1oyee,. se:rva.:n.t or IDember o£ the ~diate famiLy of the owner. "Dog" Any animaL of the ea:nine speeies regardl.ess of sex .. "Finance Director .. Director of Finance,. ex offLc~o City C1erk-Treasurer. ••Hobby Breeder'' Any person who,. outside of h:l.s regu1ar course of emp1oyment is breeding dogs or striving to Lmprove dogs through contro11ed propagation thus achieving carefu11y desired qua1i.ti.es and traits. -1- -- r - 11-11-2: 11-11-3: 11-:11-4: • • • • ''Own.er'' sha11 -mean any person o-wning. keep~g or harbor~ng a dog or dogs. ''RestraLnt'' A dog is 1...J::Dder restraint W'i.t:hi..n the mean~g of this ordinance if he is cont:ro11ed, or at "hee1". beside a person and obedi..ent to that pe.rson .. s commands, or is ~thin a vehi..c1e that is being driven or parked on a pub1ic street or is within the property 1imits of its owner or keeper. "Vicious Dog.. A dog that 'W"i..thout: provocati.on. b~tes or attacks humans or other an~a1s, or in a vicio~s or terrorizing manner approaches any person in an apparent attitude of attack. RABIES VACCINATION -REQUIRED It sha11 be u:n1a'W'fu1 for the owner of any dog to keep or maintain any such dog un1ess it: sha11 have been vaccinated by a 1i..censed veterinary surgeon ~th a:nti-rab:i.es vaccine within 12 months preced'Lng: the date o n which the dog is kept or maintained, and every dog witb:Ln the City s i:"t a.11 at a.l..1 t i..lDE!s have a current rabies tag as provided by the Department of Heal..th~ or a s~bdivision of such department. Any dog, when taken fro~ the owner•s premises~ must wear a col..l..a.r to which a current rabies vaccinat:Lon tag is affixed~ and such tag sha.l..l.. not be tra:nsferabl..e to any other dog. DOGS AT LARGE -PROHIBI'lED It sha.11 be u:n.l..a:wful.. for any person own.:Lng, possession or keeping c~stodial.. or supervisory authority or control.. over any dog to permit, cause or suffer such an~al.. to run at l..arge with:Ln the C~ty as def~ned in Sect~on 11-11-1. IMPOUNDED -NOTICE -DISPOSITION (a) Any dog or dogs found running at 1arge sha11 be taken by the Ani=a1 Warden and i=pounded in the shel..ter designated as the C:Lty An~l.. Shel..ter and there confined in a humane manner for a period of not 1ess than si.x (6) days,. and may thereafter be d~sposed of ~n a humane manner ~f not c1aimed by their owners. Dogs not cl..ai..JDed by thei.r owners before the exp1rat1on of s1x (6) days may be d~sposed of at t .be discretion of the Anim.al.. Warden, except as here::Ln- after provided . -2- • II • • T 32X 11-11-5: • (b) The AnLma1 Warden ~ay transfer tit1e of any dog he1d at the AnLma1 She1ter to the Society for the Prevention of Crue1ty to An~a1s after the 1ega1 detention period has expired and such dog has not been c1a~ed by its owner. (c) When dogs are found running at 1arge and their ownership is known to the AnLma1 Warden such dogs need not be impounded, but such officer may cite the owners of such dog s to appear in court to answer charges of the vio1ation of this ordinance. (d) Immed~ate1y upon Lmpou=d~ng dogs, the An~a1 Warden sha11 make every possib1e~ reasonab1e effort to notify the o~ers of such dogs so impounded, and ~form such owners of the conditions ~hereby they ~ay regain custody of such dogs. If ownership is not dete~nab1e by the Anima1 Warden, then the Warden must post a description of the Lmpounded an~a1 Ln three conspicuous p1aces not 1ater than three(3) days after ~pounding the ani..m.a1 ... (e) Any an.Lma1, other ~han a. dog. found runn~ng at ~arge ~thin the City 1Lmits ~y be impounded or d~sposed of according to 1aw when such action is required either to protect the anLma1 or to protect the resLdents of the City. The owner of any ani..m.a1 so impounded may rec1a~ such an~a1 upon payment -- of a11 costs and charges incurred by the City for i..mpou.nd.i.ng an.d Dl.&i.ntenance of such ani.m.a1 ... BARKING DOGS A NUISANCE It .sha11 be un.1a'Wfu.1 for any owner or keeper of any dog or dogs to permit such dog or dogs by 1oud and persistent, habi.tua1 barking, how1ing or ye1p~g to disturb any person or neighborhood, and the same ~-hereby dec1ared to be a pub1ic nuisance. It sha11 not be necessary for the purpose of this sub- sect~on to identify and describe the dog or dogs wbdch are barking, how1ing or ye1pi.ng, provided on1y that ~t sha11 be shown who has possession, care, custody or contro1 of said dog or dogs. 11-11-6: MAINTAINING MORE THAN THREE DOGS ON PREMISES LICENSE REQUIREMENTS No househo1d, p1ace or premises may have more than three (3) dogs over six (6) =onths of a.ge ~thout first having procurred a City Hobby Breeder's e L~cense as here~nafter provided. A C~ty Hobby Breeder•s License 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 • • -3- • • • • • • 11-11-7: HOBBY BREEDER'S LICENSE APPLICATION -FEE S An appl.ication t o main tai n a h o bby breeder's o perat ion sha11 be made u pon f o~ suppl.ied by the O i rector o f Finan..ce . and sh a.11 cont:ai..:n a st:a.t:e.me..n t: . o f t h e n ame o f the a pp 1 i ca..nt, the address and l.oc at:io n of the hobby breede r's operation. tog e ther ~th the express consent from adjoining 1and owne r s or res i - dents that they ha~e no objection to the issuance of said l.icense, and such additional. i..nfo~ation as may be required by the Director concerning the physica1 facil.ities and equipment. as in the judgement: of the Director ~11 enab1e hLm to pass upon the qua1i..fications of the appl.i..cant and premises. The app l.ication sha11 be accompanied by payment: of a fee in the amount o£ tweaE)I ;£i,ue ~) do11ars. . fi/0£>.00 11-11-8: LICENSE ISSUANCE -RENEWAL 11-11-9: (a) In the event that the D~rector approves the app1ication and determines that the app1~cant Ls qua1ified to engage in a hobby breeder's operation, the Director sha11 issue a 1ice~se to the app1icant. which 1icense sha11 be prominent1y disp1ayed in dhe 1ocat~on the app1icant ma~tains his operat~on. (b) Upon issuance of the City Hobby Breeder•s License the 1icensee may carry on a 1Lmited breeding progrSl:Il. but may not: maintain more than. five (5) dogs o~er six (6) months of age~ nor more than twenty (20) pupp1es we1ped and transferred 1n any twe1ve (12) month per1od. (c) The Hobby Breeder's License under the pro- visions of this ordinance sha11 expire on the 31st day of December each year. Each 1icense sha11 be renewed during the month of December each year. Such app1ications for renewa1 sha11 be made to the Director in ~ting~ on forms prescribed by the Director. sha11 contain such infoDmation as ~11 enab1e h~ to determine if the app1icant is qua1i- fied to continue to ho1d a 1icense. and sha11 be accompan1ed by a renewa1 fee of twent~f1ve ($2>.00) do11a.rs. /C~.e--D HOBBY BREEDER OPERATION (1) Every person 1icensed under this ordinance to operate as a hobby breeder sba.11: (a) Ma1nta1n the· premises and faci1ities i.n a sanitary condition. -4- • • • 11-11-10: - (b) Provide adequate venti1ation for the fac~1ities used for anima1s .. (c) Provide adequate nutrition for and humane care and treatment of a11 dogs under his care and contro1 .. RIGHT OF ENTRY -INSPECTIONS It sba11 be 1aw£u1 for the AnLna1 Warden or any e~p1oyee of the City who may be charged with the duty of ~&king inspections of premises 1icensed under this ordinance, or any emp1oyee of the county or district hea1th department to enter upon the pre~ses 1icensed under this ordinance and to i..:n.spect the sam.e and i~spect any records required co be kept by this ordinance or regu1ati.ons made pursuant thereto .. 11-11-11: DENIAL. REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSE The Director may ~thho1d. deny, revoke or temporari.1y suspend for a period not to exceed one (1) year any 1icense issued or app1ied for in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance upon find~ng that 1icensee has been gui1ty of the fo11cnri..ng: (a) The 1icensee has bee~ convicted of two (2) v:f..o1ations of Section 11-11-4 ~thix> a twe1ve (12) month period. (b) The =ateria1 misstated in the app1ication for a 1icense or an app1ication of renewa1 thereof. (c) The vio1ation of any pub1ic hea1th 1aw of the state • an.d fai 1ure to com.p1y with any state a..ct or hea1th require~ent re1ative to the humane treat- ment of d~gs: {d) Fai1ure to =aintain sanitary conditions and the proper disposa1 of an~1 ~aste as may be required by the Co1orado State Depar~ent of Hea1th pursuant to Chapter 66 C.R.S. '63. or any amendments thereto. 11-11-12: VICIOUS DOGS -GUARD DOGS (a) No one sha11 keep. possess or harbor a v:f..cious dog within the City. It sha11 be the duty of the Ani~a1 Warden or his agents to ~pound such • an.i.m.a1. and i.f il:npounc:bnen.t can:n.ot be made with safety to the An~a1 Warden or other citizens. the an.~a1 may be destroyed ~thout notice to the owner. keeper. or possessor. - -5- -• -- r 32x • • • 11-1 1-13: 11-11-14 : • (b ) D o gs ~ainta~ned as guard dogs or p1aced in an enc 1osed area for the pro t ection of persons or property sha11 not be inc1uded under this section s o 1 o ng as they remain confLned to a specific area under comp1e t e and abso1ute c on t ro1. A11 p r emise s o n which guard dogs are kep t must c o nspicuous1y pos t a11 entr anc es to t he premi s es s tating that guard dogs are maintai ned on t he premise s . POI SON I N G DOGS UNLAWFUL It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person to po i son any dog or dog s or to d i stribute poison in any m anner whatsoever ~t h the i n ten t o f poisoning any dog or dogs. PROMDTIO~ OF FIGHTS It sha11 be un1aw£u1 for any person to cause. i..nst:i.,gate or encourag e any a.ni.m.a1 to fight w:l..th another of i ts own specie s or ~th another of a different species. It sha11 be un1awfu1 to ~ai..n­ ca..:Ln any p1ace where any an.im.a.1s are perm.i.tted to fight for exhibition. for wager or for sport. Section 2. That Artic1e II. Tit1e XI. Chapter 11. Sections 21 throug .h 28 of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby repea1ed and the £o11owing provisions are enacted in their p1ace: 11-11-21: 11-11-22: 11-11-23: LIVESTOCK; R~NG AT LARGE It sha11 be un.1a:wfu1 for the owner or any person in charg e of any 1ivestock k::nowi..ng1y to cause or permit such 1ivestock to graze or run at 1arge ~thin the C~ty. A11 such an~1s sha11 be taken by the Ani.ma1 Warden and impou..n.ded and dLsposed of as provided by state 1aw. ABANDONMENT OF ANIMALS It sha11 be un1a.wfu1 for any person to abandon any an~a1. or to cause such to be done. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS It sha11 be un.1a-w·fu.1 for any person. to over d~ve. over1oad. drive when over1oaded. overwork. torture. deprive o f necessary sustenance. crue11y beat. muti1ate. or ki11 need1ess1y . or to carry ~ any vehic1e or otherwise transport in a crue1 and i.nhUID.aD. man.ner. any ani.m.a1. or to cause any of these acts to be done. It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any person having charge or custody of any an±ma1 to fai1 to provide it ~th proper food. drink and protection from the weather. or to cause any of these acts to be done • -6-. ·~· II ~ .. ! :r . • • r • • • 11.-11-24: 1.1-11-25 : • MOILSTING BIRDS It sha11 be un1a~fu1 for any person w~thin the City to~ at any time, fr~ghten, shoot at, wound, ki11, take, capture, ensnare, net, trap or ~n any other manner mo1est or injure any bird, fo~1, or water fowl.; or in any ~anner mo1est or inj~re the nest, eggs, or young of any such bird, fowl., or water fowl.- DYED PETS; SALE. DISPLAY OR POSSESSION -UNLAWFUL It sba11 be un1a~u1 for any person to possess, di..spl.ay, se11 or give away dyed, col.ored, or in any way a _rt:ificia.l.l.y treated baby chicks • duc.kl.Lngs. fo~l.s, rabbits, or any anLmal.s as pets, pl.aythings, novel.ties or gifts .. l.l.-1.1-26: INDECENT EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS 1.1.-1.1-27: It sha11 be u:n.1aw£u1 for any person to exhi..bi..t any stud horse or bu11 or other anim-al. i.ndecent:l.y .. It sha11 be u.n1aw-fu1 for any per·son. to l.et any m.a.1e. an._i...m.a1 to any fem.a1e an:Ltnal. u.n.1ess the sam.e be done in some pl.ace whol.l.y encl.osed and out of pub1ic ~e~ ZOOLOGICAL PERMITS (a) No person sha11 harbor, ~intain. keep or se11 or offer for sa1e any ~1d anLma1. ~1d bird.-- exot~c pet. poisonous or dangerous repti1e, snake or ~nsect ~thout first obta~ning a zoo1ogica1 per- ~t fro~ the City of Eng1e~ood. In issuing such pe~ts the C~ty sha11 estab1ish such reasonab1e ru1es and regu1ations and fees as are necessary a.n.d proper for the sa.£e contro1 and m.anage~ent of the aforementioned anima1s. birds and repti1es. (b) The prov~s~ons of th~s sect~on sha11 not app1y to: (1) a bona f~de pub1~c1y or pr~vate1y owned zoo1ogica1 park; (2) a pub1ic1y owned anima1 pound; (3) a veter~nary hosp~ta1; or (4) a bona f~de research institution usLng pet an~a1s for a scientific research_ on the of Attest: Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading day of 1.972. Pub1~shed as a B~11 for an Ordinance on the 1972 • Mayor day ex off~c~o City C1erk -7- • . , • • • I. • do hereby certify that the above and fore g oing is a true~ accurate and comp1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu11 and passed on f~rst reading o~ the day of 1972. ex off~c~o City C1erk -8- • • - • • RESOLUTION SERIES OF 1972 - RESOLUTION STATING THE LAND ACQUISITION POLICY IN NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD FOR A GREENBELT-PARK (WEST HARVARD GULCH) IN NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO AND FOR ALL OTHER LAND ACQUISITIONS PURSUANT TO THE OPEN SPACE LAND PROGRAM OF THE HOUSING A.'I'D URBAN DEVELOPME-NT ACT OF 1965. WHEREAS, on the 17th day of Apr-1.1 A.D. • 1972. City Counci1 of the City of Eng1ewood, authorizes fi1ing of an app1ication for a grant to acquire and deve1op open space for a Greenbe1t-Park (West Harvard Gu1ch) within the City of Eng 1ewood; 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 ~st satisfy the Department of Housing and Urban. Deve1opl:Dt~E!;nt t::b.at it W'i.11 fo11ow certa:l..n. presc~bed 1and acquisition po1icies. NOW, THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. as fo11o_,.: 1. That the City of Eng1ewood. its agents or emp1oyees wi11 make every reasonab1e effort to acquire the rea1 property by negotiated purchase before Lostituting eminent domain proceedings (inc1uding administrative takings and sLmi1ar proceedings for the compu1sory acquisition of rea1 property)_ That further~ the City of Eng1ewood sha11 institute the herein- after stated po1icies for a11 other 1and acquisitio~s pursuant t:o the Open Space Land Program. un.der the Housing and Urban Deve1opment Act of 1965. 2. That said City of Eng1ewood~ its agents or emp1oyees ~11 not require any owner to surrender possession of the property unti1 the app1icant pays~ or causes to be paid. to the o~er the agreed puzchase price arrived at by negotiation~ or in any case where on1y the amount of the payznent to the o"loln.'ler i.s in disp"U..te ~ not 1ess than. 75 perce-nt: of the appraised fair ~arket va1ue as approved by the app1i- can.t: or~ if subsequent: to HUD cO'ICI.currence i.n the a.c.qui.sition pri..ce for the property • as concu:rred in by HUD. 3. That the City of Eng1ewood. its agents or emp1oyees ~11 not require any per·son 1a.wfu11y occupying property to surrender possessLoo without at 1east: 90 days WTit:t:en notice from the app1icam~ of the date on which possession ~11 be required. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of 1972. Mayor • II • • - • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certifies that : 1. He ~s a du1y qua1ified and act~ng Director of Finance,. ex offic~o 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 a true and correct copy of a Reso1ution as fina11y adopted at a meeting of the App1icant he1d o~ the 17th day of Apri1. 1972. du1y recorded i~ this office. 3. The meet~ng ~as du1y convened and he1d in a11 respects in accordance with 1a~ and to the extent required by 18-W'. Due and proper notice of the tDeeting was given. A 1ega1 quorum was present throughout the meeting and a 1ega11y suff~cient number of me~bers of the App1icant voted in the proper ~anner for the adoption of the Reso1utio n. A11 of the requirements and proceedings under 1a~ incident to the proper adoption or passage of the Reso1ution have been du1y fu1fi11ed,. carried out and otherwise observed. 4... If the ilnpression. of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow it constitutes officia1 sea1 of the App1icant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the officia1 sea1 ... 5... The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute ~s Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,. the undersigned has hereunto set his hand this d ay of 1972. Director of Finance ex officio City C1erk • • • - - RESOLUTION ------• SERIES OF 1972 RESOLUTION STATING THE LAND ACQUISITION POLICY IN NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD FOR A GREENBELT-PARK (WEST HARVARD GULCH) IN NORTHWEST ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND FOR ALL OTHER LAND ACQUISITIONS PURSUANT TO THE OPEN SPACE LAND PROGRAM OF THE HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1.965. WHEREAS, on the 17th day of April. A.D., 1.972, City Counci1 of the City of Eng1e~ood, authorizes fi1ing of an app1icat.ion for a gra::nt to acqu.:i..re. and deve1op open space for a Greenbe1t-Park (West Harvard Gu1ch) within the City of Eng1e~ood; and WHEREAS, Section 402 of the Housing and U rban Deve1opment Act of 1965 requires that, as a condition of e1:i..gibi1ity for assistance under the Open Space L and Program the app1icant must satisfy the Department of Housing and Urban Deve1opme.n.t that it w"i..11 fo11ow certain prescribed 1and acquisition po1icies. NOW • THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fol.l.o""s: 1. That the City of Eng1ewood, its agents or emp1oyees wi11 make every reasonab1e effort to acquire the rea1 property by negotiated purchase before i.n...st:it:ut:ing e .m:Lnent: dOUla.in. proceedLngs (inc1uding administrative takings and sLmi1ar proceedings for the compu1sory acquisition of rea1 property). That further, the City of Eng1ewood sha11 institute the herein- after stated po1icies for a11 other 1and acquisitions pursuant to the Open Space Land Program under the HousLng and Urban Deve1opment Act of 1.965. 2. That said City of Eng1ewood. its agents or e~p1oyees ~11 not require any owner to surrender possession of the property unti1 t~e app1icant pays. or causes to be pa~d. to the owner the agreed purchase price arrived at by negotiation. or in any case where on1y the amount of the payment to the owner is in dispute. not 1ess than 75 percent of the appraised fair market va1ue as approved by the app1i- can.t or. i..f subsequent to HUD concurrence Ln. the acquisition p~ce for the property, as concurred in by HUD. 3. That the City of Eng1ewood, its agents or emp1oyees ~1.1 not require any person l.awful.l.y occupying property to surrender possession ~thout at 1east 90 days wr~t:ten notice from the app1icant of the date on which possession ~11 be required~ ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of 1972. Mayor II -- • • CERTIFICATE OF RECORDING OFFICER The undersigned hereby certif:i.es that: 1. He is a du1y qua1ified and acting Director of Finance, ex officio City C1erk of the City of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, a municipa1 corporat~on. hereinafter ca11ed the App1ican.t: 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 App1Lcant he1d on the 17th day of AprL1• 1972. du1y recorded Ln thi.s offLce. 3. The toeet:Ln.g W'a..s du.J.y con:vened and he1d in a11 respects in accordance with J.aw and to the extent required by 1~... Due and proper notice of t::::he 'lllleeting w-a...s given. A 1ega.1 quorum w-as present throughout the meeting and a 1ega11y su...fff._cient: nuntber of members of the App1:Lcant:: voted ~ the proper Dl.aDD.er for the adoption of the R.eso'l:u.t::ion. A11 of the requirements and proceed:Ln.gs under 1a:w incident: to the proper adoption or passage of tne Reso1ution have been du1y fu1fi11ed, carried out and othe~se observed. 4... If the i.urpressioo. of the sea1 has been affixed be1ow it constitutes officia1 sea1 of the App1icant and this Certificate is hereby executed under the official sea1. 5... The undersigned is du1y authorized to execute this CertLfLcate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF • the undersLgned has hereunto set bLs hand this day of 1972- D1..rector of F:Lnance eK offLCLO CLty C1erk • II • • - • • _/~l '-{ /-r- ~'~RODCCED AS A BILL BY • ~0 ------coc=-ci~ Jl:~ A BILL FOR OFFICIAC CI:I:Y: COU NC1L D OCUM-ENT Rrrur-•...a :o ru"' ORDINA);CE ANE:-JDI);G THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING GL E ,VOOD COLCJ-~ G FiLE (ORDI=-A NCE NO _ 26, SERIES 1963) BY ADDING THERE . SUBCHAPTER , 22 _4A , E;,"TITLE D, "PLru"'NED DEVELOPMENT (P. D.) DISTRICT," A UTHORIZING SAID DISTRICT TO BE SUPERIMPOSED UPON OR COMBINED \.TITH ANY OTHER ZONED DISTRICT \.TITHIN THE CITY; RE0UIRING THE APPLICATION, REVIEW AND APPROVAL THEREOF; A,."<ID PROVIDING STA.."'DARDS THEREFORE- BE IT ORDAI NE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fo11o~s: Sect~on 1 . That the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Ord~nance ~o. 26, Series 1963, is hereby amended by adding a new subchapter t heret o, being 22.4A, ent:it:1ed, ''P1an.ned Deve1opment (P. D.) District:." Said new subchapter reads as fo1 1 o-w--s: 22_4A-1-Legis1ative Purpose and Intent The purpose of this subchapter is to permit: and encourage diversification Ln t:he 1oca.tion of structures and the appropriate re1at:ionship of various uses and st:ruct:~res to their sites without inhibiting the potent~a1 advantages of ne~ and ~ag~native techniques and concepts of des~gn of urban 1and use. These regu1ations are further intended to insure i~proved pedestrian and vehicu1ar circu1ation. faci1ities and the provision of usab1e open space whi1e insuring adeq~ate standards re1ating to the pub1ic hea1th. safety. we1fare and conven- ience in the use and occupancy of bui1dings and faci1ities. The amenities and compatibi1ities o£ the P1anned Deve1opment c1assification are to be insured to the adoption of a deve1opment p1an. which sha11 consist of ~aps. diagrams and written statements setting forth 1and use re1ationships and deve1optne.nt: standards. The P1a.nned Deve1opment: c1assificat:ion is to be app1ied to 1and on1y upon specific app1icat:ion by the owner. or authorized representatives of the owner of the 1and and after approva1 b y the City P1anning and Zoning Commission; construction on said 1and sha11 take p1ace on1y after the approva1 of the Commission and the Deve1op- ~ent p1an and its attendant documents have been recorded in the Office of the C1erk and Recorder of Arapahoe County. Co1orado. -1- • • • • • • • 22.4A-2. Require me nts (a) The P.D. District may be combined w1th any other zoned dis t rict and sha11 be subjec t to the provisions of this ordinance, as we11 as the basic zoning district ~t h which i t is c omb ine d. Where a con£1ic t oc c urs be ~ee n an a pproved P .D. and t h e re gu1ati o ns of the und er1 y i ng zoning district, t he approve d P.D. sh a 11 pre vai 1 , except w1th re g ard to pernd.tt:e d u s es, dwe 11in g u:.n.i t d e nsity, and off- stree t parking re q uirements. (b) In order to encourag e good design and £1exibi1ity. the City P1anning and Zoning Commission may waive a1 1 or part of the subdivision regu1ations app1icab1e to the deve1opment. if it is assured that a 1 1 pub1ic Lmprovemen ts and conveniences ~1 1 be consummated throug h other documents and agreements. (c) The City P1anning and Zoning Commission =ay ~aive up to and Lnc1uding twenty-XLve -(25) percent of the off-street parking requirements as estab1ished by Chapter 22.5-5 of the Zoning Ordinance, subject:, however, to the standards estab1ished pursuant to Section 6(e) of this Chapter. 22.4A-3. Pre-App1ication Conference A pre-app1icat:ion conference sha11 be he1d with the staff of the DeparOment of Community Deve1opment in order for the app1icant to become acquainted with the P1anned Deve1opment procedures and re1at:ed City require"tnents. 22.4A-4. App1ication. An app1ication for approva1 of a P1anned Deve1opment may be fi1ed by the owner or owners of the 1and or by a person having an interest in the property that is to be inc1uded in the P1anned Deve1op~ent, provided that such app1ication sha11 be accompanied by the written authorization for such action signed by the o~er or owners of said 1and, together with a statement signed by the owner or owners that they agree to be bound by the regu1ations and conditions which ~11 be effective ~th the approva1 and recording of the Deve1opment P1an. The app1ication. sha 1 1 be made on a form pro- vided by the City and sha11 be accompanied by p1ans and written statements sho~ng the fo11owing infor- mation: -2- • \ ( .,. • • '32xl • - - 1 . 2. 3. 4. 5 . 6. 7. 8. 11. 1. 2. - (a) Pre1im.i.narv P1ans. A Prel.iminary P1an showing the major detai1s of the proposed Planned Deve1opn:aent at a sca1e of not 1ess than. 1'' -50' and in sufficient detail. to eva1uate the 1and planning, building design, and o t her features of the proposed development. The Preliminary Plans must contain, insofar as is app1icab1e, the f o1 1o~ng minimum information : ~ Boundary Survey; The existing topographic character of the 1and; The proposed land uses; The location of a11 existing and propos ed buildings , structures and Lmprovements; The density and type of dewe11i.ngs, including typical e1evations and sho~ng maximum height; The major points of access to public rights -o f -way , the internal traffic and ci.rcu1ation systems, if app1icab1e, off-street parking areas, service areas, and 1oading areas; The 1ocation. height and size of proposed signs, fences, 1ighting and advertising devices inc1uding typica1 e1evations; Areas which are to be conveyed, dedicated or reserved for pub1ic purposes, inc1uding, but not 1Lmited to, parks and recreationa1 areas, schoo1s, pub1ic bui1dings, or other pub1ic purposes; Areas s ubject to a 100-year f1ooding c yc1e; A genera1 1andscape p1an ~th major types of materia1s designated as to purpose; Designation of various stages for construction, if app1:f.ca.b1e . (b) Written Statement. The ~itten state- ment ~th the PLanned Deve1opment app1ication sha11 contain the fo11owing min~um in£oDmation : A statetnent of the present ownersh .... p and a 1ega.1 description of a11 of the 1and inc1uded in the P1anned Deve1opment; An exp 1an.a.t:i.on o£ the ob_jec:tives to be a.c:hi.e·v ·ed by the deve1opment, inc1uding bui1ding descriptions, sketches, or e1evations as may be necessary to describe the objectives; 3 . A deve1opment schedu1e indicating the approxLmate date when construction of the deve1opment or stages of the deve1opment can be expected to begin and 4. to be comp1eted; Copies of any specia1 agreements, conveyances, restrictions, or covenants which w111 govern the use, maintenance and protection of the deve1op~ent and pub1ic areas. -3- • • • ,32X • • • (c) The a p ?l~cant ~a y subcit any other information or exhibits deemed pertinent to the evaluation of the proposed P1anned Development. 22.4A-5. Review and Aooroval (a) Upon receipt of the application, the Department of Community Development shall be responsible for coordinating the revie't..T of the development p1a..ns by the various City departments and appropriate public agencies cu~nating in the submission of an advisory report and recommendation to the City Planning and Zoning Commdssion. Submission of the report and recommendations sha11 be accomplished within thirty (30) days after the f~1~ng of the comp1ete app1~­ cation. A copy of the advisory report and recommen- dations sha11 be furnished to the applicant. (b) W~thLn th~rty (30) days after hav~ng received such report. the Commission. upon proper notice. sha11 ho1d a pub~ic hearing on the app1ication. The app~icant sha11 post the property of the proposed P1anned Deve1opment. in a form prescribed by the Deparoment of Community Oeve1opment. and sha11 give WTitten notice of the pub1ic hearing. (c) Within sixty (60) days from the date of the Pub11c Hea...ri...ng, the City P1an.ning and Zon.i...ng Commission sha11 make W'ri...tte.n findi...ngs recommending to the City Counci1 that the proposed p~an be either approved, condi- tLona11y approved, or disapproved. A copy of said findings sha11 be furnished to the app1i...cant . The City Counci...1 may require a Pub1i...c Heari...ng prior to the fina1 approva1 or di...sapprova1 of the proposed P1anned Deve1opment. Within thirty (30) days fo11oW'i...ng the pub1i...c hearing, i...f he1d, or with~ thirty (30) days fo11owing receipt of the P1anning Commission recommendation, i£ no hearing is he1d, the City Counci1 sha11 make findings either approving, condi...tiona11y approving, or disapprov.i...ng th.e proposed p1an. A copy of said fi..ndi...ngs sha11 be fu:rn.i..shed to the app1ic:a.nt. (d) A11 approved site p1ans for P1anned Deve1op- ments, inc1uding modifications or conditions, sha11 be endorsed by the Chairman of the City P1anning and Zoning Co~ission and sha11 be recorded in the Office of che Arapahoe County C1erk and Recorder. (e) Any person app1ying to the courts for a review of any decision ~ade under the terms of this Chapter sha11 app1y for re~ew with~n th~rty (30) -4- • • 1'32X • • • • days after the date of decision and sha11 be requ~red to pay the cost of preparing a transcript of pro- ceedLngs and the app1ication for revie~ sha11 be in the nature of certiorari under Ru1e 106(a)(4) o£ the Co1orado Ru1es of Civi1 Procedure. 22.4A-6. Standards Before approving a P1anned Deve1opment, the approv1ng agency sha11 make written findings that the P1anned Deve1opment ~11 ~p1ement the purposes of thi..s Ordinance and of this Chapter, and, ~ addition, meet the fo11o~ng requirements: (a) Uses Permitted: The uses in the P1anned Deve1opmen.t U1'U.St be ''perm.itted by right'' or approved as ''permitted by specia.1 revi.e~·· i..n. the Zone District i..n ~hich the P1anned Deve1opment is 1ocated. (b) The P1a:n.n.ed Develop-ment is consistent W'i.th the intent of the Co~prebe~sive P1an and the po1icies therein. (c) The P1anned Deve1opment's re1ationship to its surroundings sha11 be considered i_n order to avoid adverse effects to the existing and possib1e future deve1opment caused by traffic circu1ation, bui1ding hei.ght or bu1k, 1a..ck of screening, or intrusions of privacy. (d) Minimum requirements for usab1e open space wi11 be met through the overa11 des1gn and amenities proposed for the deve1opment. Private park and/or recreationa1 areas, owned in common, ~ay be considered to meet the udn~um usab1e open space requirements if the Commission determines that such areas W'i.11 meet the fo11owi~g requirements: 1. The area wi11 be of sufficient size to adequate1y serve the entire deve1opment for wh~ch ~t ~s des~gned. 2.. Tbte. area is a.cce.ssib1e and ava.i1a.b1e to a11 of the occupants of dwe11ing units for whose use it is intended. 3... The area '-Ti11 be used and is sui..tab1e for scenic. 1andscaping, recreationa1, or a11 of the aforementioned purposes . -5- • \ ! or II • • r 32x ll • • • • (e) The number of off-street parking spaces in the proposed deve1opment sha11 not be 1ess than the requirements of Chapter 22.5-5 of this Ordinance, provided, however, that the P1anning and Zoning Com- mission may waive up to and inc1uding twenty -five (25) percent of said requirements in any z oned district, if one or more of the fo11o~ng factors are found to exist: 1. The probab1e number of automobi1es owned or used by occupants of the proposed deve1op- ment w111 be 1ess than typica11y found in s1mi1ar deve1opments. 2. The parkLng needs of non-residentia1 uses ~11 1essen the o~era11 parking needs of the de~e1opment. 3. Varying time periods of usage by mixed uses in the deve1opment w111 1essen overa11 parking requirements. 4. The property owners wi11 participate in a mandatory parking district which wi11 adequate1 y meet the off-street park~ng needs of the deve1opment . (f) Site P1anning : The approving agency sha11 be satisfied that the s~te p1an for the P1anned Deve1op- ment meets a11 of the fo11o~ng requirements: 1. The P1a.n.ned Deve1opment must be p1a.:nned in re1ationship to the surrounding area. and must be 1andscaped. In addition. the site p1an must contain a 25-foot buffer strip 2. in any proposed deve1opment which ~11 inc1ude mu1tip1e fami1y or non-residentia1 bu~1dings or structures which is adjacent to a sing1e fami1y residentia1 use district. The bu£fer strip sha11 be kept free of bui1dings or structures and ~ust be 1and- scaped. screened. or protected by natura1 features. so that adverse effects on sur- rounding areas are minimized; Within the P1anned Deve1opment. spacing must be provided between bui1dings and structures. giving consideration to their intended use. their 1ocation. design and height. the p1ace- JDent and extent of facing ~ndow areas. and the topography and such other natura1 features as wi11 assure pr~vacy and a p1easant environ- JDent; -6- • • • - - - 3. If t he area of the deve~op me ~c is suc h tha t an i nterna.1 street: circu1ation s y stem is ne c essar y ~ such s y stem sha11 b e designed f o r the t ype of t raffic to be g enera ted. A 1 1 P1anned Deve1opments must have a c ces s to p ub1ic stree t s . P r ivat e, in t e rna1 stree ts may be permitte d i f t hey can be ~sed by p o 1ice and fi re de p artme nt ve h ic1es for eme r g enc y purposes ; 4 . Pedestrian ~ays must provide conve nient and safe acce ss to r e sidentia1 bui1ding groups, open space areas, r e cre ationa1 areas, sch oo 1s and neighb orhood shopping areas i f t hey are a part of the P1a.nned Deve1oputen.t:, and m :ust be separated as much as possib1e f rom veh icu1ar traffic areas; 5. The site p1an sha11 provide for the maximum preservation of natura1 drainage areas, vegetation and other des~rab1e natura1 features. 22.4A-7. Deve1opment in Stages The approving agency may authorize the ~p1e­ mentation of the deve1opment p1an in stages. Ho~ver, for each authorized stag e of p1anned deve1opment, any pr~vate or pub1ic park area to be conveyed, dedicated, or reserved sha11 be of sufficient size to serve the dwe11ing unit density f o r that stage or of sufficient size to serve the dwe11ing unit densit y for the entire deve1opment. If the conveyance, dedication or reserva- tion of the pub1ic or private park area is staged, such park area sha11 be 1ocated in that part of the P1anned Deve1opment inc1uded in that stage, or e1sewhere in the P1anned Deve1opment at a 1ocation acc_ssib1e to the dwe11ing unit to be provided in that stage. 22.4A-8. Changes in the Deve1opment P1an Except as provided hereafter, no changes may be Dl.ade in the approved P1an.n.ed Deve1opme.nt during i.ts i.m.p1el:Dentation: (a) Minor changes in the 1ocation, setting, height: or character of bui1dings and structures may be authorized by the Director of Communit y Deve1opment if required by engineering or other circumstances not foreseen at the t~ the deve1opment: program was approved. No change authorized by the Director of Community Deve1opment under this Section may increase the size of any bui1ding or structure b y more than five (5) percent, nor change the 1ocation of any bui1ding or structure by more than ten (10) feet in any direction; and provided that the Director of Communit y Deve1opment may not approve the re1ocation of any bui1ding or structure so that the bui1ding or structure is c1oser to any side or front property 1ine than was approved on the Deve1opment P1an. -7- • -0 • {b) A11 other chang es in the P1anned Oeve1op - ment P1an, inc1uding chang es in the site p1an and in the deve1opment schedu1e, must be made under the procedures that are app1icab1e to the initia1 approva1 of a P1anned Deve1opment. 22.4A-9. Annua1 Review At 1east once every twe1ve months, the Department of Community Deve1op~ent sha11 review a11 bui1ding permits which have been issued for the P1anned Deve1op- ment and sh a11 examine the construction which has taken p1ace on the site . The Director of Community Deve1opment sha11 make a report of any ~o1ations of the provisions of this Chapter or of the terms and conditions of the Deve1opment P1an approva1 to the P1anning Commission, and the Commission sha11 ho1d a hearing on the report of vio1ations submitted by the Director, ha~ng first given ~tten not~ce to the P1anned Deve1opment app1icant and a11 o~ers of abutting property. Upon review of the a11eged vio1ations, the Co~ssion may. if it deems necessary. require that appropriate action be taken to re~edy the vio1ations. If such action is not taken by the app1icant within thirty (30) days. or if the Commission determines that it is necessary to amend or ~odify the Deve1opment P1an, the Commission may amend. modify or revoke the approva1 of the Deve1opment P1an giving written findings therefor. 22.4A-10. Comp1etion of the P1anned Deve1opment Upon the comp1etion of the P1anned Deve1opment, the Director of Community Deve1opment sha11 issue a certificate for the P1anned Deve1opment certifying the comp1etion and sha11 note the issuance of the certificate c~ an office copy of the officia1 Zoning Map and on the Site P1an. After comp1etion. the use of 1and and the construction. modification, or a1ter- ati.on of any bui1dings withi.n the P1anned Deve1opu>ent 'W1.11 be governed by the approved De-ve1opment P1an. 22.4A-11. The City Counci1 may estab1ish a fee schedu1e for P1anned Deve1opment app1ications to cover the costs of processing and review. 22.4A-12. Approving Agency As used in this Chapter. ''Approving Agency'' sha11 mean the City P1anni.ng and Zoning Commi.ssion. -8- • • \ ! =r on the day of • 22.4A-13. Severa.bi1ity If any part or parts of this subchapter are for any reason he1d t:o be inva1id, such decision sha11 not affect t:he va1idit:y of the re~a.Lning portion of this subchapter. Introduced, read in fu11 and passed o ·n first: reading c ?~ day of cZ,a .... :t • 1972. -;?OY I. f.tet/-'<'--?2 L. rf~nh -r-:r • do hereby cert::i.fy that: the above and foregoing is a t:rue, a..ccura.t::e and com._p1et:e co~ of a Bi11 for an Ord~nance,. introduced, read ~ fu11 and pas sed on first:: reading on the / 7 r:zf day of 8<?? -... ·/ 1972. • • • (c) The app1icant may submit any other information or exh~bics deemed pertinent to the eva1uation of the proposed P1anned Deve1opment. 22 .4A-S. Revie~ and Approva1 (a) U pon receipt of the app1ication~ the Department of Communit y Deve1opmen t sha11 be responsib1e for coordinating the revie~ of the deve1opment p1ans by the various Cit y departments and appropriate pub1ic agencies cuLminating in the submis sion of an advisory report and recommendation to t he City P1anning and Zoning Commission. Submission of the report and recommendations sha11 be accomp1ished ~thin th irt y (30) days after the f~1~ng of the comp1ete app1~­ cation. A copy of the advisory report and recommen- dations sha11 be furnished to the app1icant. (b) W~th~n th~rty (30) days after hav~ng received such report, the Commdssion, upon proper not~ce. sha11 ho1d a pub1~c hearing on the app1~cation. The app1~cant sha11 post the property of the proposed P1anned Deve1opment. in a form prescribed by the Department of Community Oeve1opment. and sha11 give WTitten notice of the pub1ic hearing. (c) Withi...n si..xty (60) days ~rom the date o£ the P ub1ic Hearing , the City P1anni.ng and Zoning Commission sha1l. make w-ritten £i.ndi..nqs recomme.ndi...ng to the City Counci1 that the proposed pLan be either approv ed , condi- tion.a11y approved , or di...sappro·ved_ A copy of said findings sha.11 be furnished to the applicant_ T he City Council. may require a Publ.ic Hearing prior to the fi..n~ approval. or disapproval. of the proposed Pl.a.nn.e.d Oevel.opm.ent_ Within thirty (30) days fo1 1o-ing the publ.ic hearing, if hel.d , or -ithin thirty (30) days f o11owi..ng receipt of the Pl.anni...ng Commission reco~endation , if no hearing is h el.d , the City Council. shal.l. ma...ke finding s eit.her approving , conditio:na11y a pproving , or disapproving the proposed pl.an_ A copy of said findings sha11 b e furnished to the appl.ican.t _ (d) A11 approved s~te p1ans for P1anned Deve1op- ments. Loc1uding modifications or condit~ons. sha11 be endorsed by the Chairman of the Ci~y P1anning and Zoning Commission and sha11 be recorded in the Office of the Arapahoe County C1erk and Recorder. (e) Any person app1ying to the courts for a review of any decision made under the terms of this Chapter sha11 app1y for revie-~th~n th~rty (30) -4- • • • • • (c) The aoo1ic~,c pav submit anv other information or e~hibits dee~ed percine~t to the eva1uation of t he proposed P1anned Deve1opment. 22.4A-5. Review and Aoorova1 (a) Upon receipt of the app1ication, the Department of Community Deve1opment sha11 be responsib1e for coordinating the rev i.e\..., of the deve 1opment p1a..ns by the var~ous City departments and appropriate pub1ic agencies cu1minacing in the submdssion of an advisory report and recommendation to the City P1anning and Zoning Cormn.i.ssion. Submission of the report: and recommendations sha11 be accomp1ished within thirty (30) days after the f~1~ng of the comp1ete app1~­ cation-A copy of the advisory report and reco~en­ dati.ons sha11 be furnished co the app1icant. (b) W1th~n th~rty (30) days after hav~ng received such report, the Commission, upon proper notice, sha11 ho1d a pub1~c hearing on the app1ication. The app1icant sha11 post the property of the proposed P1anned Deve1opment, in a form prescribed by the Deparomenc of Community Deve1opment, and sha11 give WTitten notice of the pub1ic hearing. (C) Within sLxty (60) days from the date o£ the Publ..ic Hea..ri...ng.. the City Pl..a.nn:Lng and zon:i.ng Con¥Di.ssi.on sbal..l.. Lna.ke -r i.tte.n fi.n.di..ngs recornm.e.ndi.ng to the Ci.ty Council.. that the proposed pl..an be either approved, condi.- tional..l..y approved .. or disapproved. A copy of sai.d findings sha.l..l. be furnished to the appl..i.cant. The City Cou.nci.l.. ma.y require a Publ..i.c Hearing pri.or to the fi.nal.. approval. or disapproval. of the proposed Pl..a.nned Devel..opn1ent. W.i.thi...n thirty (30) days fol.l..o-ing the publ..i.c hearing .. if hel..d, or within thirty (30) days fol.l.owi.ng recei.pt of the Pl.ann~ Comm~ssi.on recommendation .. if no hea.r1ng is hel.d, the Ci.ty Counci.l.. shal..l.. make findings either approving, condi.ti.onal.l.y a,pprov::Lng, or di.sapproV'i.ng the proposed pl..a.n. A copy of said findings shal..l.. be furnished to the appl..i.cant. (d) A11 approved s~te p1ans for P1anned Deve1op- ments, inc1uding ~odifications or conditions, sba11 be endorsed by the Cha~rman of the C~ty P1ann~ng and zon~ng Co~ission and sha11 be recorded in the Office of the Arapahoe County C1erk and Recorder_ (e) Any person app1ying to the courts for a review o£ any decision m..ade under t:he terms of this Chapter sha11 app1y for rev1e'W w1th~n th~rty (30) -4- • • • • • - #",..._-. • .,. o-' ':* • ~ ":. # DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FEDE RAL BUILDIHG. 191-h AND ST OUT STREETS •-, ....... ~' DENV ER. COLORA DO 80202 ;:..,-,.. 1 0 1972 REGION VIII Mr... stanley H ... D:i..a.1 City Manager City of Englewood C ity Ha.1.1 3400 South E1ati ~ewood ,. Co1orado 80110 Dear Mr .. D:i.&1: Subject :. Project No ... P-co1o-3016 8D We have reviewed the City' a resolution a.n.d aupport.i...ng' d.ocum.entation. aubm.i. tted by your 1.etter of Ma.rch 21.,. a.n.d hereby agree to te:rmi..nate the ou.tatand..i.ng 1iab.:i3.:i.ty of $19 ,.91.0 .. 45 for the subject project .. You. ma;y co.n.a.i.d.er th.i.a project c1.oaed as of the date of tb.:i..a 1ette:r .. Thank you for your cooperation ~ comp1et~ th.i.e p r oject .. • 0 • • TO: FROM: SUILJECT: • • • 0 - INTER-OFFICE M .E.MORANDUM Honorab1e Mayor and City Counci1 via Stan1ey H. Dia1. City Manager City P1anning & Zoning Commission DATE-: Requested Street Name Change of West Hampden Pl.ace to The City P1anning and Zoning Commission. at its meeting Apri1 4, 1972, voted 7 -0 (two members absent) to recommend that the street name ••west Ham.pden P1ace·• be retained for the street extending between South E1ati ~treet and South Cherokee Street. Respectful.l.y .,)~Pitted, 9~~..,~ JAMES L. SUPINGER, Director Department of Community Deve1op~ent :for City P1anning ~ Zoning Commission gw cc: City Manager City Attorney M.r. Don Carney T enc: Excerpt of Minu~es dated Karch 21. 1972. and Apri1 4. 1972. Staff Report. Memo from Mr. Dia1 dated February 14, 1972. Letter from Mr. Carney dated January 28, 1972. Location Map • 0 • • • • • Mr . Car1eno sta~ed that he £ee1s the a~ended park1ng p1an does meet the requirements ~or o1£-stree~ parking as set ~orth in the Comprehensive Zon ing Ord1nance. and requested Comm1ssion approva1 of the amended p1an. Mr. Car1eno stated ~hat the height exception wasn't necessary ~i~h the revision and re1ocaC:J..OD o£ the bu11d1ng . Mr. Parker stated tbat he fe1t the agreement ~as worked out satisfactori1y. and w:J..11 prov1de ingress and egress . ~r-Parker stated that t:he drainage prob1em that: now exists in this b1ock is a hea1tb prob1em. and this wi11 be e1i.m~nated with the proposed deve1opn'lent. .l.lr . Parker stated that he Le1t the proposed deve1opment wi11 be very he1pfu1 in encouraging redeve1op- ment in the downtown area . Brown moved: Weist & Carlson seconded: The P1anning Comndssion approve the off-street parking plan submitted by O ffices. Ltd .• date o f March s. 1972. which p1an contains space for 93 cars . Approva1 of this parking p lan is contingent u pon: 1. The City C ounci1 vacating the north-south a11ey in B1ock s. Premier Add i t .i..on . 2. A signed a g reemeo~ is fi1ed with the C it y gi v ing O ffices. Ltd. con- t~nued r~ght of access across the nor th 125 feet of tbe west e~ght fee~ o L the va c ated a11ey . 3. Tbe on-site drainage p1ans are approved by the Department o L Pub1ic Works. 4. The construction o f the parking 1ot is approved by the Department of Pub1ic Works... "' Mr ... Lentsch asked £or the vote: nay ... v. STREET NA.IE CHANGE West Hampden Place to Car1 Norgren Way . The motion carried. Mr. Robins voting CASE =9-72 Mr. Supinge r asked that this matter be deferred unti1 the next regu1ar meeting to enab1e the staff to notify tbe First Nationa1 Bank that the ~atter wi11 be c onsidered by the P1anning Commission. Kr-Lentsch so ordered ... VI. DIRECTOR•s CHOICE Mr. Sup1nger asked il the Commission wou~d 1ike to set a date for study o £ the proposed sign code . It was determined that a specia1 study session be s et for Apr i1 11th. 8 p.m. Mr. Supin ger s tated that C ity Counci1 had s chedu1ed a ~oint meeting with the P~ann ing Commission £or Apri1 ~7th. and that he ba s notified M r ... Dia1 that some members wi11 be ou~ of town. Mr. Supinger stated th a t the m eeting o~ the P1anning Commission and Parks Comaiss i on ba s been sc hedu1ed for Ma rcb 29th, 7 :30 p.m • Mr. Supinger asked if there were members o f the Commission who wished to attend the P1ann1ng C ommissioner Seminar that is sponsored by the Denver R egiona1 Counci1 of Governments. Th i s seminar wi11 be on Thursday. 7:00 to 9 :30 p.m. • March 30. ~bru Alay :L1th.. It wi 11 be he1d at the Counci1 o L Gov ernments o ffices . 1776 South Jackson; the cost is $15 per p erson. and the City wi11 pay this fee . Mr ... Supin ge r stated that at the present time th e City d oes not hav ~ adopted s tandards £or the design of a parkiu.g 1ot .. Mr ... Supin ger s t.ated that he has a s ked Mrs. Romans. Assi st ant Director of Community De v e1op- mcnt. to dra it recommended standards to s ubmit to ~he Commission at the nex~ m eeting. Mr ... Supinc;er sta t ed he hoped to have a set o f des ign standard s ado pted by ordinance. and inc1uded in the Comprehensive Zoning O rdinance . -6-21, 1972) • 0 • • • C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLA~~I~G A~JD ZOSING CO~WISSION Apr:i.1 4, 1972 I -CALL TO ORDER- Tbe Re g u1ar meeting of the City P1anning and Zoning Commissi on was ca11ed to order at 8:00 P.M . by Chairman Lentsch . Members present: Car1son ; Brown ; Lentsch; Stan1ey; Robins ; Henning; Vobejda Members absent: Weist; Ross A1 s o present: D. A. Roman s. Assistant Director o f C ommunity Deve1opment and act ing Ex-officio. II-APPROVAL OF MINUTES_ Mr. J....entscb stated the Minutes of Marcb 21, 1972,. were to be considered for approva1. Car1son moved: Brown seconded: The Minutes o f March 2~. 1972. be approved as written. The •<>tion ca rried. III-STREET NAME CHANGE West Hampden Place to Car1 Norgren Way. CASE #9-72 Mrs. Romans stated that the City has received a request from Mr. Don Carney, Vice-Chairman of the First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood, to change tbe name of the street known a s West Hampden P1ace to Car1 Norgren Way. This street runs from South C h erokee Street to South E1 a ti Street. Mrs. Romans stated that this street was designated as West Hampden P1ace by the City Counci1 in 1971, on the rec~endation of the P1anning Co~ission. This desig nation was recommended a fte r considerab1e study and review of the street naming standards by the staf£, and it is fe1t that the designat i on of West Hampden P1ace does conform to these standards. Mrs. Romans stated that the staff strong1y opposes deviation from these standards which exist throug hout the metropo1itan area. Mrs. Romans cited past changes of street names in an effort to confJrm with these standards , and a1so cited the p.rob1ems caused for post office officia1s, taxi drivers , fi re, po1ice, etc. when trying to 1ocate an addzess that d oesn•t conform. to the street naming patt:ern. l.trs. Ro-mans further dis- cussed the pre1 i m ina ry report of the Voorhees Traffic Study, in which the possibi1ity o~ extending West Hampden Avenue from approxLmate1y the Acoma - Bannock bridge to tie into West Hampden P1ace is discussed . This pro- cedure wou1d e1imi nate one 1eg of the now very congested Bannock-Hampden- U.S. 285 intersection, and ca rry the tra££ic to 1ess congested dispersing points .. Mrs .. Roman s stated that a copy o f the sta~f report bas been sent to Mr .. Carney. and a te1ephone ca11 was made to his office ear1ier in the day to noti~y him that this matter wou1d be considered by the Commission at this tim.e • Mrs. Romans c1osed ber presentation by urging that the street naming standards be adhered to, and that the na.e of West Hampden P1ace be retained. Mr . Brown stated he was at the Counci1 Meeting when Mr. Carney first made the proposa1. He stated that be fe1 t tbe staff was correct in reco~ending the retention of the West Hampden P1ace name. •~. Brown stated that be fe1t Mr. Norgren was deserving of such an honor, but he didn •t fee1 it was feasib1 e or wise to g rant t his honor in changi ng a name of a street .. Mr. Brown suggested that possi b1y the First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood cou1d ere c t some type o f monument in honor of Mr. Norgren•s contributions to the City . • • • • Mr. Robins agreed tbat i~ wou1d not be wise to deviate frO!n the street naming pa~~erns in order to grant an honor to one individual. Mrs. Vobe~da stated that she felt would be more £itting. bui1ding named in honor of Mr. Norgren Mrs. Henning suggested that perhaps the Board of Directors of the First Nation al Bank of Englewood ~ou1d 1ike to c onsider dedicating land for a park to be named in honor of :\lr. Norgren - Mr. Carlson pointed out that cha n ges were made on many streets in Englewood several years ago, and more recently on South Pecos Street and South Sanb Fe Lane, changing the names of the streets to conform to the street naming pattern. Mr . Car1son stated that he d.i.dn•t ~ee1 the City should deviate from the st r eet naming pattern . H enning moved: Vobejda seconded: The moti o n carried. The P1anning Commission recommend to City Cou n ci1 that the name for the street e xtending f rom South Cherokee S treet to South E1ati Stree t, now kno w n as West Hampden P 1ace, be retained. Mr. Brown asked that the First Nationa1 Bank be contacted and th e r easons £or the decision be exp1ained to them . IV. S UBDIVISION WAI'\."'"E R Glenn H . Koo~ and Everett lo1e11ema CASE #'11-72 Mrs. R omans stated that 1\lr .. Me11ema, agent £or Mr. Kooi and Denver Dry Wa11 Company , has app1ied for a subdivision waiver on property on the north- east corner or West F1oyd Avenue and South Zuni Stree t. This property is zoned X -2, Heavy Industria1, and the Denver Dry Wa.1.1 Company proposes to pur chase a major portion of the Kooi pro p erty and deve1op it for their warehouse, storage and office faci1ities . The property to the South of West F1oyd Avenue is in the City o f Sheridan, and is zoned for industria1 use . To the West of the s ub ject site, across South Zuni Street , is a five ac re tract that was anne xed to Sheridan i n Sep tember, 1971, and which is zoned commercia1. A portion of this five-a cre tract is being deve1oped ~or a marb1e factory . Mrs. Romans stated that in 1969, Mr ... Kooi and Mr. l.le11ern.a app1ied for a waiver to the Subdivisi on Regu1ations, and at that time, Mr. Kooi was p1ann ing to bui1d a wa rehouse on the southeast corner of the site and 1ea se it to Carey Sa1t C ompany. The P1anning Commission granted Mr. Kooi•s request for a wai ver co nd itioned upon the dedication of the nor th 30 ft. r ight-of -way £or West F1oyd Avenue . ~~ ... Kooi did dedicate this 1and fo r West F1oyd Avenue. and did b u i1d the warehouse. M r. Kooi then requested a second waiver on the property in the 1a~er part of 1969, which request was denied by the Commission. Mrs .. Romans stated tba t Mr. Me11ema bas informed her that the Denver Dry Wa11 Company wou1d 1ike to purchase a11 o f the p roperty except that portion on which the Carey Sa1t Company Warehouse is 1oca ted, and wi11 use the e entire parce1 for their deve1opment . Mr ... Kooi wi11 retain ownership o f the warehous e site ... • Mrs. Romans stated that there is no need for additiona1 street dedication ; uti1ities are avai1ab1e t o the site, and there wou1d be no pub1ic benefit served were a s u bdivision p1at to be required. The staff recommend s granting of the waiver to Mr. Kooi. Mr . E ... Ate11ema stated he was acting as agent .for both Mr. Kooi and the Denver Dry Wa11 Company . H e stated there wi11 be no further divi sion of the pro perty, as Denver Dry Wa11 wi11 need the entire parce1 for their deve1opment. -2- • -. II • • - • • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY C O UNCIL REGARDI?"G ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING C O~UJXS SION. DATE: Apri1 4. 1972 SUBJECT: Street Name Change RECO~U.JENDATION: • The P1ann ing Commiss1on recommend to C1ty Counci1 that the name for the street extending frcm South Cherokee Street to South E1ati Street. now known as West Hampden P1ace. be retained. Respectfu11y Submitted. By O rder of the City P1anning and Z o ning Commission . G~~d Recording Secretary -6- • • • [ • • • STAFF REPORT Pa ge -1- • 0 - .... STREET ~AliE CHA. ... GE Case =9-72 Staff Report Re: Request for Street Name Change Date to be Considered: Apr.i.1 ""· 1972 App1icant: Mr .. Don Carney, on beha1~ of the Board of Directors of the First Nationa1 Bank o f Eng1ewood. Address: Request: 333 West Hampden Avenue Eng1ewood, Co1orado To change the name of .. West Hampden P1ace .. to .. Car1 Norgren Way••. P1ease see attached information. Location of SubJect Street : That street which runs para11e1 to and 1ies north of West Hampden Avenue (U .S. 285), between South Cherokee Street and South E1ati Street; which street i.s designated West Hampden P1ace .. Description of Area : The First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood Bui.1ding is on the south side of the street; the Eng1ewood City Ha11 is on the north side of ~the street between South De1~ware Street and South El.ati Street; and a parking l.ot. used by Martin- Marietta empl.oyees and l.eased from the First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood, is on the north side of West Hampden Pl.ace adjacent to South Cherokee Street. The street is a1so used by occupants of houses on the north and west 1egs o~ South Cherokee Circ1e; however. these houses are in a Business Zone District. and are owned by the First National. Bank of Engl.ewood. Background of Previous Action: The original. request to extend the south 1eg of South Cherokee Circl.e was made by '\:on Frel.l.ick A.ssoci.ates in 1965 . It was fe1t that th~s street was needed to pro v ~de add~t~ona1 access to the shopp~ng compl.ex and it was a1so needed to pro- vide ciJ.~cul.ati.on for the Pol.icc Department, which at that t:i.me was proposed to be l.ocated in the southeast: section of the City Ha11. • • • • • • STAFF REPORT Pa e -2 • 0 - STREET N=IE CHANGE Case -9-72 The City he1d that the street must have a 50 foot right-0~-way and considerab1e time was spent in negotiating for the right-of-way. A bit 1ater. p1ans were announced by the F~rst Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood to re1ocate at 333 West Hampden Avenue and the record s show that by 1969. the President of the Bank, at that time Jack Eachon. Jr •• was ~oining in the request to ex- tend the south 1eg of South Cherokee Circ1e west to South E1ati Street .. The street ..... as subsequent:1y opened in May of 1970; however • no action .,.,.·as taken at that time to rename the portion of South Cherokee Circ1e or to name the extension. At the request of theOirector of Pub1ic Works. steps were taken in 1971 to designate a common street name for the south 1eg of S o uth Cherokee Circ1e and ~ts western extension. Because standard procedure for street naming provides that streets running east and west midway between estab1ished grids shou1d take the name o f the preceding or nearest avenue with the suffix n p1ace •• ~ it was proposed that the street be designated as .. West Hampden P1ace ... The matter was referred to the City P1anning and Zoning C ommission with a copy of the referra1 going to both 1\lr. EJ::llnett Curry., President of the First Natio na1 Bank of Eng 1ewood and to Mr. Wi11i.am Ma1one., the attorney who had represented the Bank before the C o mmission on severa1 o ccasions ... O n the recommendati o n o f the C o mmissio n., Counc:i..1 t ook action by Reso1uti.on 15., Series of 1971., to estab1:i..sb the name of this roadway be"t..ao·een South Cherokee Street and South E1ati Street as .. ,,-est Hampden P1ace•• ... The need f or an efficient system of property numbering and street naming in the Denver area became apparent in 1957 when the ·nited States Post O ffice ca11ed to the attention of the Inter-County Reg:i..ona1 P1 anning Commission (now the Denver Re giona1 Counci1 of Governments)., the prob1em of conf1icting street names and addresses . A committee consisti n g o f a11 of the Postmaste rs fro~ the Denver Region and members of the YCRPC s~aff was organized to study the situation and the f o1lowing report wa s made by this Committee: .. W:i..t:h the rapid g rowth of the Denver 3.tetropo1itan Re gion., one pressin~ prob1em re1ated to this gro wth is t:he waste o £ ~ime and the taxing o f patience resu1~:i..ng from an un- systecati c and haphazard method of house numbering and street naming . Street names which giv e no c1ue t:o the section of t:he city in ""hich a buil..ding is 1ocated and house n umbering signs of non -descri ptive design continua11y s1ow down the governmenta 1 and business op era t~ons in the area. • 0 • I' - - - STAFF REPORT Page -3- - 0 - STREET NA~IE CHANGE Case .=9-72 ••Dup1icated or con-rusing street names are another source o~ irritation which may cause waste in do11ars and perhaps the 1oss o£ 1i£e resu1ting from the inabi1ity o~ the fire department, or po1ice department, or the ambu1ance to ~ind the correct street • .. An additiona1 1ist o~ prob1ems caused by poor street naming and house numbering are as fo11ows: 1. Difficu1ty in emergency fire, ambu1ance, and doctor access to correct address. 2. Loss of mai1 and goods, wrong1y addressed. 3. Difficu1ty in quick de1ivery of mai1. 4. Unfavorab1e impression on visitors to the com- munity if they have difficu1ty finding p1aces of interest and persons they wish to see. S. Potentia1 increase in traffic accidents by motorists ~ntent on searching for address rather than concentrating on their driving. 6. Difficu1ty in training civic emp1oyees in know1edge o~ the city. 7. Oifficu1ty in maintaining correct 1ega1 documents. such as those for 1icenses. vita1 statistics. deeds. etc. 8. Expense to de1ivery services in routing and re - routing packaLes ... Pursuant to the ICRPC report. a study was made by the City Manager•s office. the P1anning Commission and the City Council. and the names of some 30 streets and avenues were changed by Ordinance No 36. Series of 1957, to conform with the unifo1~ street naming guide. This e1iminated such names as South June Court (South Jason Court). Cherry Lane (South C1arkson Circ1e) ~ Arapahoe P1ace (East Corne11 P1ace), Linwa1e Pl.ace (East Yal.e Pl.a.ce) • Greenwood Parkv.-ay (\\·est Fl.oyd Avenue)~ Be1is1e Drive (South ~tari.posa Drive), Whittaker Lane (South Inca Drive) , Topeka Court (South Santa Fe Lane) and Co1man Drive (West Stan"£ord Drive). Subsequent1y the City has taken action to change the name of Dol.phin Court to East Dartmouth P1ace and South Pecos Street and Santa Fe Lane to South Windermere Street. Tv.·o g l.aring non-con£o~i ties remain ~n an area annexed ~n 1959: West Tho~as Avenue and South Garde n Street. Soul:.h Beverl.y Or~ve i.nt:ersect:s West Thomas Avenue, but most of Sout:h Beverl.y Drive is in the County at this time. • • • I' .......... • • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • 0 ... STREET NAME CHANGE Case ~9-72 In ear1y 1971, the cities o £ Eng1ewood and Litt1eton and Arapahoe County ~oined to obtain the services of A1an M. Voorhees Associates, Inc. to undertake a master traffic study in an area bounded rough1Y by Ya1e on the north, Parker Road on the east, County Line Road on the South and Lowe11 Bou1evard on the west. In discussing some o f the critica1 traffic areas within Eng1ewood with the Director o f Pub1ic Works and the Traffic Engineer, V oorhees bas suggested that one way to re1ieve the congestion at South Bannock Street and U.S. 285 wou1d be to extend West Hampden Avenue from the bridge at approximate1y the Acoma /Bannock a11ey north-wester1y to tie into West Hampden P1ace. ~bether th~s wi11 be £ina1 1Y recom- mended is not known at th~s time, but it is being considered. Comments from Other Departments and Agenc~es: Eng1ewood Post Off~ce: The Eng1ewood Post Off~ce prefers that s~reet names conform to a uni£orm pattern. Considerab1e confusion is created for seasona1 workers and the pub1ic when short sections of streets are designated with differing names. Po1ice Department: The Po1ice Department prefers uniformity in the numbering of property and the naming of streets. Fire Department: The Fire Department is o£ the opinion that the City shou1d adhere to a uniform street naming pattern. Emergency services can 1ose precious minutes trying to 1ocate unique1y named streets and it is a1so of convenience to the pub1ic to have uniform street names. Pub1ic Works: The Department of Pub1ic Works is of the opinion that ~here shou1d be uniformity in street naming for the convenience o f the pub1ic. The Director is a1so concerned that ~est Hampden Avenue may in the future be extended to tie into ~est Hampden P1ace at South Cherokee Street. Were this to be done, ~est H4mpden P1ace wou1d be 1ogica11y designated West Hampden Avenue . Re1ationship to the Comprehensive P1an: The Master Street P1an section of the Comprehensive P1an shows this roadway open between South Cherokee Street and South E1ati Street. The P1an is ~ocused primari1Y on the opening of this roadway for tra£fic circu1ation and does not speci£ica11y address itse1f to tbe street name. , • • • • STAFF REPORT Page -5- • 0 - STREET NA..>JE CHANGE Case =-9-72 Depa rtment Anal..ysis: The advanta ges to emerg nc ervices. de1ivery services and the pub1ic in gen ra1 o~ bav1ng a systematic, uniLorm method o f naming stree~s and numbering properties are m any. as was pointed out .i.n tb. stud '~a-ad by tt::ll!' ICRPC-Po s t O £fice Committee severa1 years ago . S i nce 1957. the City has mad e e very effor t to bring street names and property numbering into conformity . The weight in this ~atter is strong1y in favor o £ continuing this po1icy. No one can question the many ach ievements o f Car1 A. Norg r en and his many serv ices to 1oca1 , state and nationa~ organizations; the resume that has been submitted by Mr. Carney shows, indeed, that Mr .. Nor gre n is ou ts tand ing. It is quite unde rstanda.b1e that Mr. Carney and the other members of the Board o f Directors of the First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood want to honour Mr. Norgren. In th ~s ca se. however. there wou1d appear to be merit to considering ano ther means o f paying tribute to this gent1eman. Possi b1y the First Nationa1 Bank o :f Eng1ewood. bui1ding cou1d bear his name. for examp1e. The advantage to the pub1ic of retaining uniformity in street naming throughout the City is paramoun~. Were the street to be renamed :for Mr ... Norgren. it cou1d a1so set a precedent for naming streets after many other persons who have contributed much to the City. Recommendation from the Department of Co~unity Deve1opment : It is to the pub1ic interest that uniformity of street naming be retained throughout the City o f Eng1ewood. It is the r ec ommendation o f the Department that the name of West Hampden P1a.ce not be changed. Respe ct f u11y s ubmitted • .--:b~Vi~~~~ ~A~ffiS ~~iNGER. D irector Department o f Commun i ty Deve1opment , • • • • © @ [p v rc~ru~:u.~· 14. l.!i7:! :-.:r. Yco.nct.h C:~.rl so:1 . c-~::!..lrt=:lD l?l:::lJ'l..-a.i.:l::; ~.:1.-:! :;;o .o~i::.r; Cor-:.r'!."lfse tao. G OO ~o t::th v ·~..:i;l\1:::1~-:Jn. Ci!.~ctc ~f;le~.-ooc:. Colora.Jo S\1"11.~ Dc.a..r :: .. -:r. c:u.~tsoo:::l: • 0 - At the r c-~!la.r Council ~c~t.!.n:-; of J:'ln\.!::.ry 17. l :l72. :~:r. D. T. C:t.rncy. Vicc-C ~l:.·':::l~::l:l. of t!.:c ..o.·"i::-st X:1 :.i o~!"!! ;: ::_..:: c.! :.::n~l cv:O<X.l. n ~:-'C:J..rC'J t.o re- quest ~t. We n::.nl.c oi '.·.·est 1--::u::'!::l ...:cn Plz.c~ bo c h-::...::1~~ to C :u·l :'orgrc:3 ~-n.y. Enclos ed Is n CO='Y of U!~ lette r :'!r. C~cy sc.b!lcq u2ntly '\"•Toto to th3 J'..:i:::.yor a!3d a rest.:.n"U3 of :.;.r. ~.:cr~en... Flcr-...se co:1.s ldcr thts rcou.ost nt. your c~rlicst couvei1icnco and rn::J.ke a r ecomn --:.e.1da.Uon to t he Cou..."1.cil. Tb::t..!l...~ you very much. corc:.t::a.Uy yours • STAKLEY H. DIAL City 2:.:.-~;::er SHD/lJ En c. CC: :.OI:»,yor P!llton S .. S2n tl , • • • • The Honorab1e Mi1ton E. Senti Mayor of the City of Eng1ewood 3400 South E1ati. Eng1ewood, Co1orado 80110 Dear Mr. Mayor: • 0 - .... c-a.a..c-ooo. COt...O""""'-'O eoooo January 28, 1972 It was a pri.vi.1ege and great persona1 p1easure to have appeared before you and your fe11ow counci.1 membe rs two weeks ago to propose to you the naming of a street i.n ~he City of Eng1ewood to honor and i.n memory of .:-1.r. Ca.r1 Xorgren .. I knew this fine ~an a~d great citizen of Eng~ewood on1y casua11y unti.1 X assumed ~~e Presidency of the First Nati.ona1 Bank of ' Eng1ewood i.n 1.952.. :-1.r .. Xorgre;:,. ~as a director of that bank at the time and fro~ this associ.ati.on gre~ a ~a~ business and persona1 friendship that provided me amp1e opportunity to prove that he is deserving of even greater honor than I and ny conte~poraries a r e suggesting at this time. Mr. Norgren was a successfu1 industria1ist, but first of a11 was a very human person ~ho was a pioneer in Co1orado of e~p1oyee profit sharing for hourly wage earners. He ~as, in the truest sense of the words, ••a builder ,•• both .in the 1itera1 and figu rative -=oncep t of the word. In just one instance, t~e 1..itera1 evidence of this is in the very handsowe structure he caused to b~ built for his industria1 enter- prise .in Eng1e~ood and its aesthetic values ~ere such that it cou1d be taken over by the City of 'Engle~ood for its own City Ha11 and be architectura11y satisfactory for such use. There was no way in ~hich the First Nationa1 Bank of Eng1ewood cou1d have constructed its outstanding new building to grace our city's 1andscape without ="'1r. Norgren's !":.aving made it possi.b1.e for the bank to acquire a very im?Ortant part a= the 1and on which the bui1ding stands toda:t. \·:tli.1e the bui.1ding i.tsel.= i.s another r.tonu..onent to~=. Norgren , it is appro;:>riate that the street, ""·hi.ch was actua11y created between that 1and and b u ilding deve1o~~e~t of t~e bank and by the City of Eng1ewood in taking over the I'orgren p1ant, should be named in l&is memory. The Board of Directors of the First National Bank of Eng1e· .... ·ood, most of who~ knew Mr. Norgren long and we11 . have passed a reso1ut~on requesti.~g t!ie City to na:ne tr.i.s st::-eet for :-!r. Xorgrer and have instructed m e . together with the bank 's co~~s e 1 a~d di.rccto::-, :lr. Richard Si~on, to take ~hat action is necessary ~i.~h the City to accomplish this. ) • 0 • • 0 - c ... o ... c-ooo.co ... o._.._oo eo••O The Honorab1e Mi1ton E. Senti January 28, 1972 Page 2 The men who voted this reso1ution, together with Mr. Simon and myse1f, and some of whom have a 1ifetime of identification with the cominuni.ty are: Hessrs. J. Kernan \..;'eckbaugh, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the First Nat:i.ona1 Bank of Eng1ewood (\fuen ~tr. Norgren announced his p1ans to move his p1ant from Denver to Eng1ewood, i.t was M.r ... \-leckbaugh's i.nvi.ta.t:i.on to hi...m to join the Board of the First Nati.o~a1 that so qui.ck1y brought ~tr ... Norgren to an active partici- pation in our community 1:i.fe): F. Burr Betts, Chairman of the Board of Security Life of Denver: Tom Bradbury, 1i.:feti.n.e weL1-known rancher and deve1oper in Arapahoe County: N ... B. Burt, President of Burt Chevro1et; James w. Krieder, President of Co1~ado Central.. Power Company, which headquartered in Eng1ewood before its acquisition by the Pub1ic Service Company of Co1orado; Ray C. Ludwig, of Ludwig and Jorgeson; Robert L ... ::-tanning, oi..1 dri1.1ing and production; Dr ... S .. C ... Percefu11, outstanding Eng1e\o..·ood physician; t"i11.iam G ... Purdy, Vice - President and Gene:-a1 t·Iana ger o f the Denver di.vision of the :-1arti.n- ~ta.r.i.etta Corporation; t<Jal..ter :-1 ... Schi.rra, Jr., former astronaut, now a nationa11y-known te1evisi.on persona1i.ty and dedicated to a new business as Chairman of the Board of the Env.i.ronmenta1 Contro1 Corporat.i.on ... Zt i.s our req-uest that you, as the governing body of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood, take whatever action .i.s necessary to change the name of the street one b1ock nor'Lh of \..:est Hampden Avenue, running east and west bet"Ween South c:"lerokee and South De1aware, now known as t<Jest Hampden P1ace to be kno""-~ as cA.-qL NORGR"r"~ t·:.=\.Y... t·:e esoec:i.a11y hooe i.t i.s possi.b1e to use the desi.gn~n ''-;,·;;:...y•• i.n-st'"ead of Pl.ace or Cou'X-t or Street, because Carl.. Norgrer. did indeed have a great way ~n gett~nq th~ngs done ~n the best ~ay, not on1y for hi~se1f an~ for his fami.1y, but for his fe1.1o'\..r man as ,..,-el..1. evidenced by nore than a generati.on of community servi.ce and generous c:haritab1e giving. ~~~z; :: -Vi.c:e-Cha.i.rman DTC:ADK Enc1osure: Mr ... Car1 Norgren•s Biographica1. Sketch I. • • • • CARL A. l':ORGREN Siographic.a.l Noces Born: Riverside~ Souch Dakota. six miles sout.h of Cent.erviUe Ncvember 21. 1390 Married: Juliet E. Lien .. Platte.. Souch Dakoca. Augus< 24. 1922 • 0 - FACliV1 C.A.NCJRGREN CO. 5•100 S . OEL•\\.JARE STREET LITTLETO N. COLORADO • 80120 13031 794·2611 Father: Gustavus Norgren Mother: Caroline Children: Carl l':eil. 1923 Geoe~llen .. 1925 Leigh Hyau. 1927 'Donald Kenr. 1.932 Vanda. Carotin~ • .1936 Farner w.:::1s miller and farmer. nnd t:o&e't.her "vith Hans Quarn.berg built. Ule first perman- ent .flour mill in South D.:t..kota.,. at. Rivers i de. 1382 Family moved to Centervi!le .. South Dakot.a.. 1893. Cont:inuing in t.he milling business Education: Grade school to 1 904 and ~vo ye:1rs high school t.o 1906 at Centerville .. Sout.h Dakota One year hig-h school at Vermillion. S outh D .::1kota --1906-lt;07 Gradua te d from Cr.ivers1cy of S out-h Dakota 1.912 --B.S .• l\.1.£. degree President of Freshman C:..a.ss. 1908 V Active in athletLCS. tr~cJ..;.. bas"'-eLball and class foot.ball Captain of crack 'tearr... 1911. St.ud.en:. Z\.!anag~r cf Athletics 1910-1911 and 1911 -12 H~.d state ar..d reg iona l records. in '"li;;h jumptng a.nd pole vault.ing all t:.hr ough hiSh school .,..o!~d.3~~11~f.~o . F .... --. (....l.._·.,.e ... -s.••'t -~ <,;;\,_...., D .. lto"f-.... _,q,l : 1912-1913 Gener.:1l EngLrteering p r act ice . Y.a.nkt:on. South D::lko~ 1913-1917 Fairba r.ks ~torse Co .• Omo.ha. t'..:!br:l.ska . In ch:lrge o[ Eng'..neertng 1917-JQlS !\.l.:tnag;e r c.d ~13chi_r.ery Dep:l.rtment. Salt Lake Hard·warc Co .• 5.:l.lt L:J.kc City 1918-1919 !\.13.:~agcr of !'urt!"l,,·est Tcrrit.ory Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co .• Se.actl~. \V~shL.,gt.on 1920-1925 Ranch. Rifle. C olorado (for he.alt.h) 1926-1962 Pres1.dent. C. _At.,. :"Jorgren Co. 1962-C hairman of the Board. C. A. Norgren Co .. Organized the C. A. r-.:orgren Co .• Engineers and ~1.anu.facturers. ~:'!arch 1. 1926 for ilie purpose of m.:J.n..:.fact.ur1n g a nd c:q::lo!t1ng in\r.·cnttor.s. founded in 1925 Fir s t !:l.ctcry in r entcLl b •...tildLtg .:tt 2016 :,tarke t. Street. D e nve r . Colo1.·ado In 1~36 locutcd 1.n C.'-''" buHd:ng at. 222 Sarna Fe Drive. Denve r . 1\.tanu!':::.cturing hydra.ul!.c ar.d pnco.JmatlC ~p c-cl..:lli:ics. 1 0'8 ::; pro Cuctl.O n in "'-"r eifort du :-ing the Second \Vorld V:ar A cor:-tpl c tc l y new r ·l ..1nt e:=-ccred in Enf::ew\."O d . Colora~1o. 1951 A!lot !"-~:::::r mc.ve in 196-l, to a ne .... ..-plar..t: L.-,. Llttieron. Colorado 0 • - C ;trl A. K o rgr~n 61ograrhica l ~otes Page cvwo • 0 - \\"'it.h Carl E. Lien. org:1nizec...l the United American L!.fe Insurance Company. 1938 l\.tember of B ea rd of Directors o f: C. A. I"org-ren Co. Empire Sa,·in gs E~i!dL'"'lg & Lo3n Associat.io n The Dc:r.·cr R~alcy .-\.ssocia tes Fir s t ~atio r:al D..!.~k or Eng!e'\.VOod Fir s t Col orado Sar..'ks!-~a r es .. [r:c. United American L ii~ l:lsurar..cc Co. (Pres. 1938-1943; Ch:l.irn:~.a.n of Board 1943-) Turnpike L.:l"c1 C o. (to 1963) L'a~ional As~cc l:J.t.lon o! :'\.12-nufaccurers 1947-1949 -- !\.!ount.a.in S :a.t es Er.:p!ove rs Council 1947-1949 Soard of Trustees .. Cour..cil of Profit Sho..rir.:g Industries 1.947 .:"'19-4-8 t-.1ernber: Colorad o Er.ginee rL.,g Society America n S :>ciety o! T o~l E ~gir..eers America!\ S ocie~,.-o ! :'\.!ech..!.:'l:.cal Engineers S ociery of Ac.tor:-locive Enr;;.nce rs American 5..:.-=:tc ry of L :.;'=rica.r;.!.on Eng-ineers Engineering S o c i~ry of D.:::trcit. A merican -~ssc =ia ci o~ fc.r t.!"le. -~dvancem.::::::.t of Scienc e Army Ordnance .-\.ssociation Der.vcr C ha~be:::-of C o:-n~,crce (~1etn.ber of Beard of Direct:o r s 1 9 48 -1 95 1) C olorzdo State Ct-:.2=-:-.::-e= o~ Cor:1m ercc Denver C ha.:.r~.2r. !or C o m:-:-1H.tce for Ec•.:>:-:omic Development: 1 9 44-19 4 5 Co lorado C o~r.:Htee for I:-:.C~5:-:.r1al Rc sc:1.rch ar:.d Development. C t>..airm.:~.n. -~-g-ricul ::-...:.::-:1 1 C o~mH tee cf Den· .. -e r ChatT"l.!:>er oi Comme.rc.e (1946 -1948) Boa=d of Tru 5:tecs ar.d Vt:=.e Pre5Jc!ent o! Colo1-a.do !\.tuscum of Na.t:ional History. 1 ~gLrt.nL"'1g 19-•4 : ?resic!c::t 1955-1963 Denver Civic Sym;J:~.c:1y s~ciecy ;\.lancf.:;.cturers _;,s.;;o =.iotion vf Colorado Vice F'res lde~t. ~id..:-.·...:.:.a=•.ure1.·s A.::>socio..cion 1 944. and member of Bo3.rd 1943-1945 G c::.me a=-td F1sh C o:-:l;"':"""ll:iS tun of Colora.du. 1 9 -t3 -19-J.9; Secret.ary 1Sr~3; ·vice Pres i dent 194-4; p-_ • .-esid:::n 19 -1 5 -19-iS ~ati or.al C ouncil of 3o-...-Scouts c f America since 1942 D enve r Exect..:ti '"·e C o:-;;_rr..ir :-ee S.S .A_. Re gion 8 1946- Presic..!e:n. 0~:-t,·er ."\=e3 Co:..:::.cil 8::>v St.:cucs of America. 1943-1945 Vice PresiCe::t cf rt-.c !za..:tk \·:..2!r.on ·Leat..-uc:. Denver 1945-.1946 K.:1t ional Bo.:trd cf l Z:I.:d.k. \\·ai::on Leag-ue -1943-1948 l':a:.icnal F.:trr.-t C!:e:-:---...:rblc C o uncil l"a.tional L ive Sr.ock .l~sso::.tation Ame::-ican P.ercf:;rd A.ssoci ... tlon C olorz.Co P.creicrd As~oci:J.tio n S ol..:th O.l.kot=t P.e:r-eiord ~'\ssr~io:\.tion ) • • I' - Carl A. Norgren Diog-raphical Notes Page three Social Clubs: • 0 - Beta Theta Pi social fraternicy. South Dakota University S i&ma Tau. Honorary· Engineering Fraternity Beta G arn1na Sig~:J. (Honorary) Business Fraternicy, Universlcy of I:>enver. ~942 Rille Lodge 129 A.F. & A_M_ The Denver Club Denver Athletic Club Cherry Hills Country Club Pinehurst Country Club Denver Kiv~.·anis Club since 1927. Secrecary 1934; V i ce-Presi dent 1942 Activities and Honors: I:>es igner and inventor of a greac many mechanical .. hyclraul :l"c and pneumatic devices. many of ·which are patented Licensed ?\Iechanical Engineer~ S ~ce of Colorado Farmer -Rancher. Ope:ra.t:.ed several farms and a ranch in South Da.Jc.oca ( 1939 -195-4) and .in Colorado Raise purebred res:?istered her~ford c ar-tle on ranch at: Platteville. C ·olor;1do Received Silver Se"a-ver ..r\.\.va.rd fron1 C.:>v Scours of America 1946 Received S ilver Antelope -~"~~·a rd fro:-n Soy Scouts of America 19-47 Honorary LL.D .. Uni'\.•t:rSLt:y of Souc..!:l Da.koca. 1961 Hobbies: Hun~~g .. :f ishing . na.rure: s~dy . photcgr3.phy and writing • • T 32X t l I : (· " p • • _·J I ~7 ~ ~ v I ~ ~ ~ I·' Nl ~ 1 -~ .• jil ~ . I I ~"' "'", 1~ ~ I ~ X 2 ~ i ' c. 1 r ( ~ V.l L .. ~ 't r 1 ' l'l ~ ~ ~~ 1 0 I"_) 1 ~ ' , I w cr \ ~EMPO~AR\' ~RKI~ t I W w liJ ~ I (' MART~ -MARIETTA "' 0: () ' 4 I 2 ' t- ~ . " a l n 111 ~ ... rl I .•l '' ~ .. ! .. 1JI ' ~.. (!) ~ l ,, PLACE • i <4 ~ 11 ~ z "" II. 0 I :X: FIRST NAtAL BANK ~il 0 PA lNG ·II J "'' ·a: ~ ~ ·, 'W z \- WEST nr·· C/ t-r <I) -·I "' ll ~ . . ' li: I v (.) a.~_./ ·-l . 8 I . ..-. ~ J ~ 0 n rntll 1 wrt PST NA1'1. BANK OF ENaL£11000 N<'I,(!J,i, .:.II Co FIRST N ~flO~~ ~AHK 1 9L·t0NC ·G l ))! -=~t.·' ~ REQUEST FOR STREET • NAME CHA~GE z I • DEPA~MENT OF COMMUNITY DEVEL!fMEN ~ • 1 ~ :> ~ I I ;; I I 1·, b I SCAlE i (/) 0 50' I , :;j,r/1~ '"~ • • • • • 0 - O FFICIAL CFT'Y: COU' -• .--.. • -1!C"NT April. 12. 1.972 C OL , LE CITY CF -f ... CLL., ......... oo. CO LO~ Mayor ~lton E. Sent~ and Me~bers of the Eng1ewood City Council C i t y o£ Eng1ewood 3 4 00 S outh El.ac~ Street Eng1e-ood. Co1orado 80110 D ear ~yor Senti and Members of the Council.: Over the past several. ~ontbs Ci t izens Steering Committee has had represenc..at:i.ves in at:.tendanc.e at several. meet:.i.ngs w-ith the La.rw"in Company peop1e a~d City of£LcLa1s discussing the plans for development of the fo·rmer KL.Z site. The basic concept and pl. an which Larw-i..n is now proposing ~nvolves certain values to the eni.ghborhood and the ?reject. but is one whicb ~t rely upon mutual. coomi.t~nt. That is. the developer is apparently now ~11~ng t o prov~de land o£ approxL~te1y five acres for a p ublic neighborhood park provided the City ag=ces to proceed -L th ~provemenc and maintenance o£ it, and pro vided the ove r all plan can be com1tted to by both parties for the develop~en t peri~d-Since there is c:urrenc.1y no ""•Y under the City's ordinances for ::.his co be dou@. it would appear that another ~ethod must be found . We feel that the Planned Deve1opment District concept is parituclarly s u ited to this situation. While we certainly do not -ish to intrude into ~he Counc~1•s prerogative. we do wish co go on record as supporting the enact~nt of an ordinance providing a future Planned Developme nt Disc.rict . • • • ->< • -• - On behaLf o£ the Sterr~ng Commit~ae~ I wou1d be happy to give you any • • • • • - - - 0 - .--....-v 0 r-r-r c scHEDULE FOR 1972 sTUDENT covERt--"MENT ACTiviTIES c.-,u '§d-3-.,-~ Monday. April 17, 1972: 8 :00 p.m. -!!~~e~~~Yw~n:::~.b~~~yd~~~~~!;~ =~d~~~·ci;~~.C~~~:!~- Ci~y Council meeting in Council Chambers of the Englewood City Hall (3400 South Elati Street) to make observations. Other students selected for the Student Cove~ent ac- tivities who may wish to attend are most cordially invited also. Thursday. April 20, 1972: 8:40 8:45 9:25 10:00 10:15 -Students assemble in Commun~ty Room of City Hall. Name tags will be distributed. Welcome and explanation of activities by Stanley H . Dial, City Manager, and/or Mayor Hilton E -Senti. Presentatio n of department head s . -General discussion followed by questions w~th Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager. -Students ~11 divide into two groups and tour various departments within City Ka11. -Coffee and/or coke break. -Students board school 's bus for tour of City facilities. Also, a snorkel demonstration at the main fire statio n . (Students should take their personal be l ongings with them at this time .) 12:15 p.m . -Bus departs to Englewood High School for l u nch . 1:15 p.m. -Bus leaves High School for City Hall. 1:30 p.m. -Stud~nt~ arrive back at City Hall and meet with departm.ent heads for their planned activities. 2:50 p.m. -Students return by bus to High School for dismissal. Friday. April 21, 1972: 8:30 a.m. -Students report directly to assigned departments for continuance of planned activities. (Students do not go to High School for bus transportation.) 11:45 a .m . -Luncheon in the Community Room of City Hall as guests of the City of Engle,..~ood. The Mayor and Councilmen w ·ill be present to ~elcome students and introduce their student counterparcs . (Mayor Hilton E. Senti will serve as Master of Cereconies .) City Manager Stanley H . Dial -i11 intro- duce the department heads who will in turn introduce their • \ ~ • - r 32x - - - - 0 - SCHEDULE FOR 1972 STUDENT GOVERSMENT ACT1 V ITY ES Page 2 counterparts . At th~s time, one s tudent from each department ~11 give a report of their "on-the-job" observati.ons. 1:15 p.m. -Students depart by bu s for McLellan Rese rvoir for weapoas demonstrations c onducted by the Engle~ood Police Deparbaent. 2:30 p.m. -Leave McLellan Reservoir for Englewood High School. Monday, May 1 , 1972: 7:20 p.m. -Students a ssemble in Council chambers in City Ha11 for ''mockn Ci.ty Council me eti.ng. 7 :25 p.m. -Welcome by Mayor and Councilmen. 7 :30 p.m. -Student Mayor opens meetings. Follow City Counci.l ageada of i nvocation, pledge of allegiance, and s tudent debate of proj ect . Press coverage by City and School District. 8:00 p.m. -Regular Ci.t::y Council meetl.ng . Agai.n . students i._nvl.tec{ to _ stay i.f their schedu1e permits . Office of the Utl.11.ti.es Director Apr il 10 . 1972 CBC/k.r -- r 32x - • • • 0 - t.NT£R.OFFICE MEM.ORANDUM Stanley H. Dial , City Manager DATa: ~~l.l 2-:;-.J.972 _ .. OM.: Charles B . Carroll, Jr., Director of Util.i.ti.es "0-F:"~\.0.0~. 6~~d SUaJECT: Acquisition of Joe R. Clapp Property • The City's interest in the subject 1.87 acre parcel was indicated in writing to the owner, Joe R. Clapp, on April 9 , 1971 . Hr . Clapp did not respond to the initial inquiry; ~herefore, on April 16, 1971, this office sent a registered letter to Mr . Clapp , ~ffe~i.ng ·hi.m $0.15 per square foot for a total value of $12,000. On April 19, 1971, Hr. Clapp expressed his desire to keep chis property for his own use or to seek an exchange o£ property of equal value. The City made another offer of $16,291, or $0.20, on September 2, 1971. Sub- sequent to this latest refusal I contract-ed wi.th Hr .. Earl Baughar for an updat.e of his 1970 appraisal .. Based on the new appraisal Hr. Clapp was offered $18,000 on January 31, 1972 .. Shortly thereafter 1 found t.hat Mr . Joe Clapp had recently sold his int.erest to h~s brother Frank. The deeds were not recorded , however Hr. Joe Clapp furnished me w~th copies of t.he Deed of Trust and Promissory Note, both of which indicated the current owner s hip as being Frank and Cerald Clapp. On April 11, 1972, I visited the owners , reiterating the City 's final offer of $18 ,000 9 which was turned do·wn. Hr. Clapp should receive a registered letter on April 13. indicating the City's intent to initiate condemnation • CBC/kr • I • • , • • TC>. Stan1ey H . Dia1 • 0 - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DA..W, Apri.1 i-2._197_;! FltOM: Ke11s Waggoner C OLt FJ L E SU&IECT, ALLEY EAST OF 4000 SOUTH KALAMATH STREET • With re1erence to your memo o~ Apri1 7, 1972, I have attached a copy o1 our Paving District 21 p1an ~or the a11ey east o1 4000 South Ka1amath Street. Oo the p1an I have shaded the area occupied by bui1dings at both ends o1 the a11ey and a1so have ::~:::n~~e area ~bicb wou1d be occupied b~_vebic1es in a turning As can be seen on the p1an, the turning radius and the sight visibi1ity is about the same on both ends o1 the a11ey. This is typica1 <>1 most a11eys in an industria1 or business zone where bui1ding is a11owed up to the property 1ine. Even in residentia1 zones we 1ind so1id 1ences that are adjacent to the a11eys and extend past the bui1diog set back 1ioe to property 1ine on the o 11 street side. Actua11y the Nassau Avenue turn wou1d probab1y be the sa£er aovement in that there is no through tra11ic on Nassau and the speed o£ the vebic1es by ordinance in an a11ey is 1ess than ~bat on a street. It wou1d be my recommendation that we do not specu1ate on the one -way v~ two-way on this a11ey but that we treat it the same as any other a11ey in a business or industria1 zone and that is: where , because o£ widt~ and £requent use by 1arge trucks , it become s a prob1em :£or one vehic1e to pass another and where the Tra~1ic Engineer has determined the preva1ent direction, that we then post the a11ey 1or one directiona1 use as is out1ined in Section 14-3-9 o1 the Eng1ewood Municipa1 Code . Sincer_e1y, .--" ~ --;-..JI' ,-....... .,. _c \. '"-__, ~' ..____..,_ ~ "'7"'):>-«~-~- Ke11s Waggoner ~ D irector o1 Pub1ic Works. KW:pd att. • • • /'32xl - Stan1ey H. Dial.. K e l..l..s Wa ggo ner INTER...OFFICE MEMORANDUM - • - .... 7 2 12 . 1972 ·I "J G F I L E GL~VJ'OOD. COLO _ SU&IECT• ALLEY EAST OF 4000 SOUTH KALA&lATH STREET - With re~erence to your memo o£ April.. 7 ~ 1972~ I have attached a copy o£ our Paving District 21 pl..an £or the a11ey east o£ 4000 South Kal..a~ath Street. On the pl..an I have shaded the area occupied by buil..dings at both ends o£ the al..l..ey and al..so have shaded the area wbich woul..d be occupied by vebicl..es in a turning movement. As can be seen on the pl..an. the turning radius and the sight visibil..ity is about the same on both ends o£ the al..l..ey. This is typical.. o£ most al..l..eys in an industrial.. or business zone where buil..d ing is al..l..owed up to the property l..ine. Even in residential.. zones we 1ind sol..id £ences that are ad~acent to the a11eys and extend past the bui1ding set back 1ine to property 1ine on the o~~ street side. Actua11y the Nassau Avenue turn wou1d probab1y be the sa~er movement in that there is no through tra~1ic on Nassau and the speed o£ the vehic1es by ordinance in an a11ey is 1ess tban -that on a street. It wou1d be my recommendation that we do not specu1ate oo the one-way v~ two-way on this a11ey but that we treat it the same as any other a11ey in a business or industria1 zone and that is: where , because o£ width and £requent use by 1arge trucks, it becomes a prob1em ~or one vehic1e to pass another and where the Tra~1ic Engineer bas determined the preva1ent direction, that we then post the a11ey ~or one directiona1 use as is out1ined in Section 14-3-9 o£ the Eng1ewood Municipa1 Code. Sincer __ e1y, __., " 1'--<"' ,_ -< <--.-/--~ Ke11s Waggoner Director o£ Pub1ic Works. KW:pd att. • '/ \ ! ~ • - I' The L'RBAN 534 -0105 I! !: ll" DRAINAGE ~1 _../ ·! ~· L ucas CL!,i c .;;g A~ril 7, !9 7 2 TO Her= :.:c Cc.ll Kells \.".·.a~gor:er .../ Larry T=c xel l Jim S ::1.all Tessa ~c:-sey Devi C C:..::t.is FROM:: L. Sec-::~ ?l.:.c :~e!'" • 0 - & FLOOD COi'JTROL DIST RICT 181 East 55th Avec-.:.;e Denver, Colora::o SQ2 1 6 C>F FIC fi"\L :c:rJ::::Xj :COU !'.OCIT r -u l'-1 ENT ·-:=-r- COUi' ... ....;.~ ~ FI LE CII:X. PF ENGLE'\~,. COD. C OLO.. TOPIC: L i tt.!e r-:--.· C.:--=-:..:. r--ncin.oerinc Cc:-:'~'"-ac-:. ::::::h..!C:i nc Green"vood G '·!c::, W illo ;.·.-c~ee:.::, a .. d .L..ncle'\.".TOOd D a ..• Enclose<: !.s a cc;::y of t.he contract that t:.a s Ceen developed for the -=Little Dry C ree!< e :-.gi....::=.e :-i.ng s'tud.y. M r. He:-;:, McC al l of :-..I cC all -Ellint;"sC:l~ consulting en~i._n.eer-s, r.es agreed to and alreaC.y s i c;;ned t he agreement . i . i ' • f 1 : -~ • i • I W'lll cor:.-r.ac-: ycu on Monday or Tuesday o= next: '\ve ek. to a rrang e fo:- a meeting to C.isc~ss a :-.y c;.uestions you may :ta-.-e regarding t..he contract e...-:.C. the engi.neeri.::~ sn.:C:y. Included in o ur discuss i o n should be 'the pa.ymen~ schedule for t.'":e s~uC.y . The cost breakdo" ..... -n fer each entity is outlined on Page lOr Sec-:.ion lQ -_.:. __ I v.rould suggest t.ha~ t:!":.e !:):-ainage District make payment to t!":e e:-.;ines.r and ,. in turn. be re.i.:nbursed by the local govern:nent: pa.rticl pa.nts ir: a ::1C.r--:e!"" agreea ble to all parties-Perhaps the District cou ld be r el..-nbL:.:"seC Cy "t.~e l ocal govern...-n.e r..ts i.n'.-olved for the portion of t:;,.e costs i.ncu:rreC a-.: ~e end of P hase Band agaL"""l. a: t he co:n plet.ion of t he con-=r-act: _ I look f or .. ·.-a.:-d t.o talk.i.n.g w i th you ne~ '""·e ek and working with you on this project . cc: John J-X icholl W. J. S hce=-:-laker Leona.rc Rice • • • • • • AGR E E:\TE::-:T TJ-IIS AGREEi\1E="T.., mad e this ___ day of" 197---.J by and betw een THE U RBA:1" DRAI:-;'AGE A 'D FLOOD CO::-:TROL DISTRICT (hereinafter called "DTSTRICT"); ARAP.A..HOE Cot..-XT~-(hereinaiter-called "ARAPAHOE"); TilE CITY OF E:-;'GLE"I.VOOD (hereina:fter called "EXGLE- \VCX:>D"); the to"·~~n of CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE (hereinafter called .. CHERRY HILLS ''); the to\.'\·n of" GREE!':'\VOOD VILLAGE Chereinaiter called "GREEX- '\.VOOD"); and DOUGLAS COUXTY (hereinafter called ''DOUGLAS''); and !\IcCALL-ELLl?\:GSON. a proFessional engineering partnership (hereinafter called "E~GIXEER ">- "I.VIT I'IESSETII THAT: \VHER EAS., DISTRICT has pre viOusly established a '\\"ork Program for 1972 '\•.·hich includes the drainage problems of' Lit-tle Dry Creek. in- cl.uding Green\.VOOd Gulch. \Villo'\v Creek .. and Engle"'-'Ood Darn ; and \VHEREAS. DISTRICT. in a Policy Statement pre"-iously adopted (R ~olution 1\:o . 14. Series of 1970). expr essed an intent to assist public Qodies \.Yhic-·h have hcr.·ctof"or~ cnactcci nood pl::lin zoning n-.casur·c.s; .and \VII t::H~/\S . LJTS "C'HIC··r ho.s hcr·ctnforc instituted :an l l rha.u Systc.·•ns Engineering Demons'trati6n Program (R esolution No . l !J. Serie s nf' 1 !1 70) to identify drainage basins a nd sub-basins and the drainage problems con - nected ther e'""'pith '\.Vithin the District; and "I.V II EREAS. l \RAPAIIOE. ENGLE"I.VOOD. CIIERRY IIILLS. GREEX- \VOOD .. DO U GL .~.S (h e reina fter re.fe:r:red to as "LOCAL GO,.ER:\::\lE~TS") and DISTRICT d esi r e t-o e n g:tge EXGIXEER to render certain technical and professional a d v ice a nd to d e sign solutions to such drainage problems • 1':0'\\'""., TJ.JEfl E FORE. in consideration o.f the mutual promises herein contained. the ParU e s hereto agree as follo\.vs: f. !,:;'\l...!.:!_·!._JY 11 ·:'\.·f · t)_J ·~ J·:i':t_:J"-'I •:J·:IJ.. J)JS r·nrc ··r· :11ul f.tlC ' '\L f;t'l\"FH~ ;\ll:::\l'"J"S ht·rcby ~grc-(_• to C"ng~gc ENc;r"'\.'r:En ~nd r =.::'\:G i i\:J :;Efl h C'r<.-"h_v agree~ t.o perfo rm the services hereinafter set f"or·th. • • 1'32X • • • • ~-E:-.=G I :XEER shal l p e r fo rm o r s u p ply al l n e c es s a ry sc r- ,-ices provided un de r t hi s 4.:'\greem c n t in connec t ion ,,·i th a n d respecting t.he f"o 11 o ,-.·ing dr::.in a ge ba s ins : Li t t l e Dry C reek., inc lu d i ng G reen,vood Gulch., '\"ilion· C r eek. and Eng leu·ood D a rn.. as s h o"'"" <>n t.he atta ch e d map. 3 . SCOPE OF SERV lCES. A. D e ... pelo p rne !'l t o f" . .!\Ite rn a t e Plans -PHASE A Based upon e xisting inf"o rmation., it appears that there is no one obv i o us best 'vay to alle v iate the flood runof':C problems f"or the AREA. This is primarily because of" the existing urba- nization and the de velopm e nt 'vhich "'ill occur in the near furure 'vithin th e Basin and a long the nat-ural flood'\, .. ays. It is con- sidered esse ntial t:hat th e proposed 'vork include the concep- t _on and e,·aluation o£ all reasonable alternates so that the best drainage and flood control approach can be chosen for the Basin. Consideration shall be given t:o cost-beneCits. existing and proposed land use. open space benefits. and legal requirements . Basic conceptual plans '\vill be developed in conjunction \.Vith e xperts in various fields, starr members nf th~· nrs ·ri~Jc··l -. arul l .f'lC"/\1 . C';ClVEIINI\>1t-:N ·r-s .. nnc-1 .SJ)(•ri:-•liz•·cl consultants \.vho will Ue crnploycd dit -._~ctty hy UH! 1-:NC;fNI•:Eu .. C o n s ide ration s hall be given to environmental impact or each of" the alternates. The work or the ENGT EER Cor Phase A '\.V ill incude t.he Collovv ing: ( 1) The E ~G INEER shall meet '\Vi th the representatives o£ each o £ the LOCAL GO V ERX!VIEN TS and DISTRICT to obtain da t a and gen e ral information presently available i n ord e r to obvi ate the dupli c ation o£ 'W'Ork already per- .Corm e d and to in s ure the acquisition oC all bas i c material necessary f"or the proper perf"ormance or the work. C:t) J·:i'\:c;P'I I•;J.;H s h :dl :11 :-:n ulilizt· all Jn-••lin,iu:tt·y .slut·ru draina g e d es ign critc t·ia 3nd d.a:t.a compiled or developed by DISTRICT. -2 - • • r - - - - (b) E"Xc;L"-ECH s hall cont~cl iu the n"linitnum P. S. <.."o 1 -ps of Engine ers and ·• S. Geolog ical Survey personnel to obtain any pertinent in£ormation in their Tiles. (2) 1-Jydrological studies shall be performed in a manner sufficient to determine the approximate magnitude oC peak rate of" runoff and volume o£ ru:-1o£C for the Easin in order to permit the development o£ the alternate plans to proceed on a dependable hydrologic basis... This in1br- mation '-'Vill define the flood magnitude on a f"requency basis f"or th e .3 # 25 ... and 1 00-year recurrence interval runof".Cs. Thes e various floods '\viii be expressed in the f"orm or flood hydrographs :for each frequency and the 100-year flood def'ined in a_ flOod plan map in order that the f"ollo'\.ving can be accomplished: (a) Information shall be pro"r ided on the various fre- quencies using existing land use and projected land use for the existing channels. E:'\."G l::'\:'EER \.vill pro- vide maps sho\'•.•irg the extent o£ flooding :£or the l 00-year storm. L-sing this map. EXGI~EER will provide an estimate of damage-occurring £rorn the 100-y••at· J"J,od. J·;Nc;JNJ·;J.;H sf1afl also r ·••lah· the· cost or each alternate to t11e bencf"it derived by reduction o:£ area subject to flooding. (b) Hydraulic calculations \.vill be provided in the development of alternate plans. Consideration will be given by EXGI::'\:'EER to Federal Housing and Urban Development Administration flood JX>licy. (3) El\:GI::'\:'EER shall be fully cognizant o£ all right-o£-'\.vay limitations and potential hazards due to flooding. EXGI": NF.:BR shnl l :t]!C;o consult '\Vith the rcspcrti"·e Local Plan- - 3 - -• • • • • b e aflcc t e d by U"J e floo d ha z ard. (4) EXGlXEEP. sh a ll evaluate possi ble rn e thods which znight provid e allevi a tio n to th e e xis ting fl o od hazard problems associated with the s ubject Basin. These alternate plans will be presented schematically on topographic base map- ping. The alternates will at least include the t"ollowing: (a) A natural-type waterway t"or the Basin t"ollowing the general historic channel of" the strearns. such historic channels being determined :from old aerial photographs, old mapping.. and f'rorn local records_ (b) The installation of" major underground conduits along the general course or the historic stream channels.,. using local right-or-,vay ,\-herever possible. (c) Relocating channel thalweg to routes other than _ historic chann el. (d) The use <>£ li!'led flood channels in order to reduce right-or-,vay requirements. (e) Flood Plain Zoning as a basic tool £or preservation <>£existing .-,dro-quate C:lpacitics. Cr) < "onahinaLi•Jit ,.r :tn.v or Ur<· ;,J,uv .... (5) Each o£ u,e alternates will be reviewed with an atto rney who is expert in Colorado drainage law. The Attorney Will be personally familiar 'vith the field problems in- volved as W"eU as with the general flood magnin>des and hazards involved. The Attorney will provide the EXGI- 'EER with a specinc legal opinion on each alternate. which "'ill cle arly defi ne the liabilities in v olved under each plan . These opinions w ·iU also cover matters such as right-o£-\.Vay acquisition problems, po'\ver of' eminent -4 - • • - - domain .. responsibility of" channel maintenance .. the use of a prescribed right-of"-""~ay for impro,·ernents by vi ~tue o£ the channel having pre-dated urba n development .. and the liability invoJ,·ed u ·ith a major flood larger than that used f'or-design purposes "·here the channel "·as over- topped. r esulti n g in damage to adjacent property. (6) EXGIXEER shall present a preliminary \.vritten report to be foll~ved by a verbal r eport to DISTRICT and the LOCAL GOVER:":::'\JE::\:TS .. outlining the alternate plans .. a re vie'v oC the environmental im p ac t of each oC the alternates. together \.V ith advantages a nd disadva.nta~es or each.., coupled "··ith estimated costs of improvements and rights -of"-way. E1':GIXEER shall also recommend one or the plans ro::-adoption b ased on all a'"'a ilable inf"o rmation and .r-e cornrnenda.tions f'rorn the experts in the various discipl i nes involved. B.. Prelimina rv Design -PHASE B Once a dec ision is reached regarding the adop·tion of" a speci £'ic plnn .. r-:~GJ:"\."r::ER sha11 un dertak<"" th ~ n<--res sa ry w·ork to pre- pare a £»r c lirnin a ~·y J.>csign £or the B as in. This J,r•·lirniun.ry Design s hall be in adequate detail to permit DISTRICT and the LOCAL COVERr-.:lV!EN'TS to properly plan bridges a.nd culverts £or new vehicular t.horough£a r e construction. The p lan shall also be in adequate enough detail t.o permit the acquisition of needed channel right-of'-"K~ay and t.o permit the pl anning of nevv subdivisions and buildings '\Vith f"ull kno,vledge of ruture channel and flood plain locations and cha.ra cte r istics . The d.ra,vings shall also sho,v the boundaries of' th e 100-year flood plain under existing conditions in -s ·--• r 32x • • enough detail to permit zon(ng . T"he n·ork "vill generally be as .follo\.vs: ( ~) Final t:ype hydrological studies shall be prepared to determine the magni tude and volume of flood runoCC to be used f"or d esign purposes... This information shall be presented in hydrogr-:a.ph f"orm. (2) Design Criteria shall be developed specifically .Cor the subject project \.V hich ""'·ill be compatible '\vith DISTRICT drainage criteria. to permit obtaining of" Federal aid should such Federal aid be available and desirable. (3) Mapping "viii be prepared at a scale of" 1-inch to 100 Ceet: and '"' ith a contour inteZ..va.1-o.C i :feet. to be Supple mented "vith actual field sections at critical points on the channels. the difference in interval being so desig- nated f'or comparison purposes.. The completed plan mapping 'vill be on 24" :x 36" plan and prof"ile paper. (4) The approximate channel requirements will be outlined on the map. Conierences '\vill be held '\Vitb local officials in charge of planning., parks. gr-een belts. and engineer- ing. in order to best .fit the channel char.actct~ and loca- tion in with the requirements or these various interests and disciplines . (5) A plan and pro.Cile will be prepared "for the Basin clunnel and flood plain in order to s how right of '\vay widths required.., approximate thah'\·eg eLevations at all street crossings .. and approximate '\Vater surrace elevations f'or the design flood . (6) The Preliminary Design dra.'\vings shall be prepared on 24" x 36" sheets accompanied by a 'vritten report pre- !'=>~ntinJ! thP h _vrlrr..tlnl!'ir:ll rl:lt:t., d<"si~n rrit.,-..ri;t .. nnrt·:ttivc- description of the Prc1irnin~ry Design. tog-c-tlu .. ·r ,,·ith - 6 - • • >< - - - cstirnntcd costs or the u·o,~ks at present-day prices ... Costs shall not include r i ght-or-,._·ay.. EXGIXEER shall u s e the ''PrLOT PLA="!:\.~l i"\:G STL-o~-FOR -~REA \\'IDE STORl\1 DRAIXAGE PL./\.XXTXG",. prepared f'or DRC<>c;,. dated 4/69,. Cor format .. dra,\·ing standards, and detail to be included in his report .. (a) The Prel.imina.ry Design dra'\vings shall not include proper-t-y lines or lot corners,. except '\ovhere these are located as a part of' Ute regular aerial photo- graphic rnapping procedure .. (b) The centerline and channel boundaries shall be clearly sho,vn on the mapping but shall not be legally described .. 4 . PERSONKEL. A .. ENGl~E..ER represents that it ·w ill use in the minimum the f'ollo'\ving personnel in p erfo rming the ser,.-ices under this Agreement : r>on:tld F. RolhroC'k I fPs-h(~rt S. Me·( ".;a II Qualifications Pro.fe.ss ion:t) T!:'n.£!i ncer J>'rclfCSSifJJI:l) J•:nJ::"i tu•t.•t- B . AI~ or the ser vi c es required hereunder shall be perFormed by Ei':GII\:EER •s personnel.., and all personnel engaged in the services shall be f"ully qualified and shal1 be authorized under State or Local Ia,v to perform such services .. C . None of' the services covered by this Agreement shall be subcontracted '\Yithout the prior approval oC DISTRICT and LOCAL GOVERNJVIEKTS. 5 . T'Tl\1E OF PERFOR<\-TA!\:CE. Item A of' the Scope of' Services shall be complete-r! and ENGT::-.:EER shall be ready fnr prcsentotion of' the material \.Vith i n s1xty days £ol l o\.ving th e 1 oticc to l""rocecd .. -7 - -• • • r 32x - Item B of the Scope of Services shall be completed ::tnd submitted to DISTRICT within six y days o£ the decision to proceed n·ith any one alternate. During the course of the '\.vork,. E~·crXEER shall be available a t all times to conrcr with o!Ticials who need specific flood channel info rm ation related to particular street crossings. utility crossings. or £or subdiv-isions up £or approval which might be a££ected by the proposed Preliminary Design Plan. 6. l\1 ETIJOD OF RE'\·r~riXG PERFOR~fA ·cE. A . EXGI:":E ER shall submit the '\VOrk cal1ed f"or in Paragra.h 3 to DISTRICT for 'vrit-ten approval by DISTRICT's E:xecu- tive Director or his designee. In cases 'vh e re no '\.Vritten report is requir e d h e reunder,. E~GI!':EER '''i ll furnish DISTRICT n·ith '\.vritten statements concerning '\.VOrk accom- plished at the appropriate times. DISTRICT \.Vill provide ~pproval or the reasons for the lack thereof" ,•.·i thin f"if"teen days after each such submitt:al. B. El\:GIXEER shall provide a '\.VO.rk plan on no less than a monthly basis_ 7. DmEc-rrox OF AGREE~IE:XT EFFORT Ai'>O COORr>TNATlON. A _ !':ot\vithstanding any of the provisions of' this Agreement ... the Executive Director of" DISTRICT shall be the only individual. authorized to redirect the effort or in any way arnend or • rnodi!'y the terms of this Agreement... All such redirection sha11 be transmitted in writing and directed to El\:'GTNEER 1 s Project :i\Janager .. and shall be subject to the provisions of' th e changes Paragraph CXo ... 1.3) of this Agreement ... B . DTSTRICT has appointed a Project Director 'vho shall repre- • sent the Execu ti ve Director in the technical phases of the • • -u - , - • • • EXCIXEER's "~ork under thi~ Agreement. D. DlSTRlCT shall be responsible Cor coordinating in£ormation ·v .. ·it.h LOCAL GO'\.ER:\::\IEXTS during the performance c:L this Agreement. .. 8. CO:\TPEXSATIO!'.". DISTRICT and "LOCAL GOVERX:\'TENTS agree to pay Er-;GlXEER Forty-t·wo Thousand Two Hundred ($42. 200) Dollars Cor the above services_ 9. l\'TETHOD OF PAYMENT. EXGI"NEER shall receive as Cull and complete payment Cor all work perCormed under Item A of the above Scope oC Services the amount oc Twenty-Cour Thousand CS24. 000) Dollars. ENGINEER shall receive as Cull and complete payment Cor the work under Item B oC the above Scope oC Servic,e~ •• t,he amount oC Eighteen Thousand ~vo Hundred ($18_,. 200) .Drollars. The cost to be assigned to each portion oC Phases A and B oC the · Scope oC Services. in order that DISTRICT may contract Cor only speci£ic- portions o£ the Scope o£ Services_,. are as f"oUo,vs: Phase A Totoal Phase A: Phase B t- ~- 3. 4. 5. 6 . Total Phase B: - 9 - • • • • , -'.V• "" ·• •I r •• ,. ~., ••. , 1 r •• · 1 .. • ,., •• "•·• • • r o ·~·· lr I 'I t:• ··• · ·.lo ., 1 1 I ••· •• •:•• It· "1 .. ••• gulches tr.n"·ersing the local cn t i Lies is: A rap. Gr .. V . Ch . fl. Engle. D o uglas Total Little Dry 4. 8 2. 1 2. 1 2. 1 11. 1 G.ree n\vood Gulch 1. 7 1. 7 4. 6 'Villo'\v a. o Creek 2. 6 .!.,_£ ~ 7. 1 3.8 6:7 2::"""1 4 . 2 25 .9 A. DISTRICT sha.U contribute Twenty-one Thousand. One Hundred ($21. 100) Dollars; Arapahoe County shall contribute Six Thousand l"ine Hundred Seventy-n v e ($6. 9 75) Dollars; Douglas County shall contribute Two Thousand One Hundre d CS2. 100) Dollars; Cherry Hills Village shall contribute SLx Thou- sand ($6. 000) Dollars; Englewood shall contribute Two Thousand Six Hundred Twenty-rive ($2. 625) Dollars; and Greenwood Village shall_ contribute Three· Tho usand Four Hundred ($3 , 400) Dol1a.rs .. B. DISTRICT shall contribute aerial photograph and mapping. 11. 0\VNERSHTP OF DATA . The ownership o£ data.. drawings . and in£orma.tion acquired. collected and documented under this Agreement shall at the option of DISTRICT be vested solely with DISTRICT. F i £ty (50) copies o£ the completrd report and design dr:.wings shall be £urnishcd to I .OCAL GOVER!\:ME!\:TS and DIST~IC_T by ENGINEER . 12. TER!\1T '.'\TIO!" OF AGREE l\'IENT . This Agreem ent rna.y be t e r - mina.ted by any o£ the Parties upon seven days ' w r itten no t ice. In the event o £ termination. El"GI<"EER shall be paid £or services per£orrned to ter mina.- tion d a te as mutu<:>lly dete rmined by DISTRICT and E "GINEER . 13. CH~'\X GES . DISTR ICT may. £rom time to time. request changes in the scope o£ services o£ EXGU..:E.ER . Such changes . including any increase or decrease in the amount o£ Ei':GI!"EER 's comp ensa.tion . which are mutually agreed upon by and among DISTRICT and LOCAL co'--ER:Xl\IEXTS and E:-o:ci- NEER. shall be i ncorporated in writte n a mendments to this Agreement. 14. I:XSURA:XCE. During the pe.rTormance oT this Agreement. EXGI- '1·:1-;/l '"''""' l «,.•p in frrl] f,.,.,,., arul <•ff<•<·l. arul Olairrt:rin \\"orf<nu·rr 's C"<orr>(><'n.sa- tion Insuranc e and public liability and property dam;:>gc insurance with limits -1 0 - • • • • r 32x • • - commensurate '"·ith the hazards and risks_ of' the \".·ork per.forrncd. 15. IXDE\.I,-rFrC_.'\'TlOX. EXGTXEER sho.Il indemni.fy and save DISTRICT and LOCAL GO'-"ERX~IEXTS harmless £rom and against all claims. demands. liabilities. damages. suits. actions. or causes or action. or every kind or nat-ure '\vhich may be brought or asserted against DISTRICT and LOCAL GOVERX~·TE.....-TS or against any or them on account or by reason oC or caused by the negligence or breach o£ contract o£ EXGI~EER. together v ·.rith any liability alleged to accrue aga.i nst DISTRICT and LOC.J\.L GOVERN- MENTS on account thereof. ~6. ASSIG:XABTLITY. This Agreement is :for the expert professional services of' the personnel of EXGI!'\.~ER .. and is not assignable, save and exc ept. ,..._.ith the consent o£ DISTRICT and LOCAL GOVERNl\:IEN'TS., who may vvit..h.hold their consent a:t their option .. w·ith <>r '\vithout reason. EXECt:;TED this ---day oC 1D72. (SEAL) A TTEST: (5 1!:/\L) ATTEST: (SEAL) ATTEST: ARAPAHOE COUNTY J3y ______________________ __ THE CITY OF ENGLE\VOOD Ely ________________________________________ __ (SEAL) ATTEST: CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE 13y ____________________________________________ __ -I J - - • • - - CSEAL) ATTEST: (SEAL) ATTEST: (SEAL) ATTEST: -:12 - DOUGLAS COUNTY TFIE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD COXTROL DISTRICT -- - • • -, ,_, _, ,- TOz St..an1e:y H.., Di~ C1 t7 Mana.aer BEP": City Pay P~poa&1 S:U-: • 0 t • - DATE: 4-14-72 At a. JDeet:i..n.g o£ the Eng~ewood. Po1..1.ee Be.n:.:t.it .A.aaoci&tion on Apri~ 1~. 1 .972 1t v-aa decitle<l by a ma.jo~ty vote o:t t.l:::le me.mbera to accept the c.ities pay propos~ dated .Ap~ 6. l..9 72 wh:l.c.b wa..a p.-.eentec:t to t.be po1.iee dep&rtmel:::lte negot&tion team .. • •:~ • • --- • 0 - Apri:l.. 6, .1.972 LETTER. OF UNDERST""AlSDING BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE BENEFITS ASSOCIATION AND CITY OFFICIALS The fo1.1.owing is a .1.etter of understanding that has been conc1uded through mutual discussions beCween members of the Eng.1.ewood Po1ice Benefits Association, and City Officia1s. We, the undersigned, agree to recommend the fo1.1.owing to our Associa- tion and to the City Counci1 respective1y: 1. Effective Ju1y 1, 1972, ~e aqree to the fo1.1.o~ing pay increases: Pa. t.ro1.man 4th C1ass + $56 $654/mo. Patro1.rna.n 3:rd C.1.ass + $41 $734/mo. Patro1.ntan 2nd C1..ass + $29 $793/mo. Pa.tro1ma.n 1st C.1.a.ss + $56 $858/mo. Detective + $26 $910/mo. (restore ove.rt.i..nle) Sergeants + $20 $995/mo. Lieutenant + $10 $1,033/mo. Asst. Chief $1,184/rno. 2. Xt is agreed that for 1973 the City of Eng1ewood ~i11 take the average tota1 compensation of the top three cities in the Denver Metropo1itan Area. The average of these three cities ~ou1d then be the tota1 compensation paid to the officers o£ the City of Eng1e- wood ~o1ice Department in the year 1973, for cornparab1e positions. It is further agreed that a Committee ~i11 meet to agree on the tota1 co~pensation concept and costing of fringe benefits. X£ an impasse shou1d occur ~ithLn this committee, the Career Service Board ~i11 investigate and make a recommendation to both the Committee and the Eng1~ood City Cou.nci.1. 3. We rec<>qni.ze that it ...,ou1d t..a)c_e some ti.Jne to i.Jnp1entent the 1973 pay p1an. It i.s agreed that we adhere to the fo11c:J\IJ#i.ng schedu1e: a. January 1 -January 15, 1973 -A tota1 compensation survey of these th.:ree named c::.i.ti.es. b. January 15 -February 1, 1973 -Discussion with Po1ice Commdttee and the City Committee. c. February 1 -February 15, 1973 -Discussion and approva1 of the City Counci.1 • d. F6b:ruary 15, 1973 -Xmp1ementati.on of pay p1an. e. Date for survey data to be effective on February 15, 1973. • • - - - - -- '·, 4-Xt is c1ear1y understood that this 1etter of understanding recites the fu11 extent of a11 compensation for the Eng1ewood Po1ice Department for the year 1972-1973. JOHN / ,./ JOHN L. LEYDON t"" ~-.,~· --·/) .-41~~~ DONALD J. MCLENNAN PHIL H. CARPENTER -- - • • • 0 - f .1 72 Tc::b Ke11s Waggoner DATE, Apri1 ~0::!~7.3::, t. ·· -• '·•G FtLE GL E v ooo. COLo_ FltOM.:: Brooks Tayl..o:r ~~ LEFT-TURN -BROADWAY • Le~~-turn pockets were removed at several.. intersections o~ Soutb B'roadway on Apr-11. 14 . 1970. Co11ision diagrams comparative o1 one year prior and one year a1ter these remova1s are attached ~or your in~ormation. Ana1yzation o1 these diagrams indicate the 1o11owing: 1. The removal.. o1 1e1t-turn pockets and permitting 1e1t turns 1rom a through l..aoe has increased rear-end type accidents in this 1a ne _ 2. Perm.issi.ve 1e1t-tu.:ros ~r<>'ID. a through 1ane has created ••J..aoe changing .. type accidents (IIK>torists being del..ayed in this 1ane attempting to change 1aoes). 3_ Bot rel..ated to the removal.. o1 1e1t-turn pockets but re- 11ected in the co11isioo diagrams ~ is a decrease in ••rear- end•• type accidents i..o the other through 1anes _ This can possib1y be attributed to a better progressive ~1ow o~ tra11ic. 4-In conjunction with the 1e1t-turn pockets being removed . signs were insta11ed at these 1ocations. restricting 1e~t turns during the peak hours o~ tra:L:Lic (7-9 AM and 4-6 PM). It is my opinion tbat without tbis t i me rescriction the increase in accideots wou1d have been much greater . ~~ 'rra11i.c Engineer BHLT:pd • • • 0 - - C""') ~ C> m • ~ c = (J) 6 u~ 2 0 ~ » "" = ::0 ::0 F ~ ~ • iD ~ ..... 0 C> ... ~ c;· ... ~ e-/ S . BROAOWAY • • • • • T 32xl • • . . - n 0 -< 0 r X> lT'J r ~ ]> 1!:' "' V> 6 0 11 :z c: __, 2 :I: 0 X> ~ Gl !TO :J> ::0 , ~ ::u :;;;:: r= • ~ iD ~ .._. 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