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REGOXA..R Cr.rY CODNCXL MEETING
Febru.&r'Y 20., .1..973
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BY AUTHORITY
ORD:r!::h-'-~ !'!0. _3 __ , SERIES OF 1973
AN ORD:x:NA.NCE RE.PE.A.LING ~-u REENACTI:NG ~R 2~ TITLE V, OF THE •69 E.M.C.,
ENTITLED "AD:.-trN ISTRATI.O!.~-, ESTABLX.SH:XNG A NEW BOARD OF CA.REE:R SERVICE
COMMI.SSIOSERS , P.ROVIDI!'G FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT AND ELECTION-; TE:RM OP
OFF:X:CE ; EST7'.BLI.SHrt';G PROC.-=-::l.._'"R.ES FOR NOMI!.~T:X.Ot;:, ELECTION, RECAL:L AL~
~VAL OF A.P?O.X.J~ A-'"'C> ELECTED CXJMMISSIONEBS,. XN HARMONY WITH 'T'HE
PROVI.SIOX S OF SECTION 137 ;..:_~ 138 OF ABT:I:CLE XV OF THE E.NGI..E:WOOD 9CIME
ROLE CHA.RrER, AS ~ED, BY VCYrE OF THE Q~IF:J:ED EI,..E;CTORS ON NOVEMBER 7,
1..972.
WHE:RE.AS,.. on :::\:ovecher 7, 1..972, th.e qua...1.i..fi..ed. el.ec:::t..ors of the CJ....ty
o£ Engl...e-..orood a.pp:~:oved at a. ~:un.i..ci.pal.. El..ec:ti..on a. Cba._rt..e_r Ame.n.dme.n:t .a£fect:i.ng
esapl..oyee re.La.ti...on.s of al.1 requ.l...ar fu..1l.-t:Une empLoyees of the City of E:ng:l..e.wood.,
Col..o~do to be administered by a new Board of career Se~ce ~ssLoners,
a..s set :forth i..n sai..d app:o--.-...ed Ch.a..rter Amendment: and
WHE:REAS, sai-d C!::La.rc.er Amendment d.:i..re.c:t.a t.bat th.e City C-c::Jcn.ci.l.. o£
the City of E..~gl..~ood .sh..al..1 act to j_Jnpl..e::me.nt the provi..si.on..s t.he:reo£ by
O:rd.inance within &:i.xty (60) days a..£-ter cert...Lf:Lc&t..i.c::J~n o£ sa...:Ld A:znendm-nt to
th-e Secretary of State o:E Col...ora.C!o.
NO'Oq, THEREFORE • 2E. :rJ." OBI:lA.INED BY THE cr.ry CXJIDNCI.L OF THE c:rrY
OF .ENGLE\~OOD, COLORADO, as :fo11ows:
Section 1 .
That ChApter 2 o!: T:i.t1e 5 of the • 69 E.M.C_ .:1..s hereby repea.1ed
and ree.na.c:::t..ed W':i. th .JUne.nd::::le.nt..s to read a.s fo11ClOW8:
SECT:X:O.N
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Bor&..rd o£ Ca:ree.r Se.rvi..c.e
ec-..i..aai..ODer.s
Emp1oyee Members -N~t.i.on -E1ect.i...on -Cert.:Lr"ica.ti.on
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Duties and R.esponsi...bi...J.i...ti...e..s of Boa.rd -~e.s
Re:mova.1 or R.eca11 Procedures
Pe..rsonne1 DLrecto~
Recording Sec:reta.ry
There :1..s hereby e...at.a..b1i..shed a. Bora.rd of Career Se.rv-i..ce
Cc::::mmai..ssi.oners, hereafter referred to as th.e "Boa..:rd" or
-~si.on.-, con.s.i..st:i...ng of fi.ve membe.rs, sympathetic ._itb
the intent a..nd purposes set forth .i..n .Art.i..c:Le XV of th.e Engl...ewood.
C :i. ty Ch..a. rt.e.r , a..s amended.
The :JD.embers of the C-c::Ju:al.iasi.on sha.11. reside ~th.i..n the CJ..ty
of Engl...ewood and possess t.b.e i.nteg:ri.ty a..nd i.m._pea...rtj...a_l...i...ty to protect
the publ..:i.c .i...ntere_st,. as -e11 a.a the :Lnte.rest o ·£ the C .ity and :Lt..s
eDJp1oyees •
Members of sai...d. Ccmm.i..ssion sba.11 be a.ppo.i...nted., e1ec:ted and
se1ected, as fo1~.~:
(a.) Two J::lE!'mbe.rs of the c:c.ami.&si...on sba11 be appointed by
the Ci...ty Cc:::Jou.nci.l. for terms of four and three years
comme.nc:i...ng May 15, 1973.
(b) or-o members of S&..i.d ec::.mn:i...ss.i...on. sha1.1 be eLected a..nd
:reel.ect.ed from t.i.me to time, as here.:i....I:::Laft.er provi..d.ed,
by di...rect sec-ret ba._11ot by a..l..1 fu11-time :requ.1&.r
emp1oyee.s of the City.
(c:) On.e Ule:mbe:r of th.e Cc:::mlaL.:i...ai...on s.ha...1l... be s.e1ec:ted by' the
fou.r -me:::tbers p:revi..c:Ju..a.l..y a.ppo.i...nt.ed by the Counc.i..1 and
e1ected. by the City e:mp1oyee:a. Sa.:l...d Dlellabe.r sha.l..l.. be
.&-e1ected. by a majority vote o£ the .s.a....i..d fc:JIU.%" 'ZDe:IIQbers
an.d. sh.a.....l.1 serve for a t.e.z::. of £our yea..rs.
(d) A11 me:mbe.rs sha.L1 be e1.i..gi.bl..e for rea.ppoi..nt.ent o.r
reel..ectian for one successive te%m o£ four years.
(e) Members of the C~si..on sha.l..1 ho1d no ot.h.er app<:»inti.ve
or e1ec:ti.ve Dll.1n..i...c:i.pal.. o ££i.c:e du.r1ng the..i.r tenure a._a
Caamd...s.si..one:r•.
The Cc:mmLi....ssi..on sha...1l.. b.ol..d at l..east one requ~ ~ti...ng
per month,. and each Coalmi..ssi-on.e..r &ha.l..l.. rece.i..ve twenty-
t!i.ve {$25 . 00) do1..l...&rs month1.y to defray their expenses
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CO~:C 'I L AP?OI':;"I"""""ES TO CAREER SE R\TICE COMMISSION
(A) At any :requl.a...r O.l:: spec:i.a..l. session, the City Cou..nci.J.. sba.11
a.ppoi..nt two CCII:.':'I:D.i.ss:i.oners spec:i.fy i...ng the i.n...i.tia..l. te:on.s and
the e'!:fect-i.ve dates of t.....,_ei..r appointment. The :i.n...i..t..i..a.l. te:cn
sha.11 Co::::::l!:lenCe May 1, 1..973. Sa.i.d. a.ppoi.nt:ments sha..1..l.. be made
a. t ).ea._st ten days prior to the da. te of el.ect:Lon..
(b) The Cc:>u.nc.i...l.. sha.l.l. make appo.i...nt:m.e.nt.s to fi..11 va.ca..nci.es for
unexp:i..red te:z:::m.s of thei..:r appoi..nte.e.s _
(a.) Ca..ndi.da.t.es for the Board of Career Service Ccx:tta.i...ssi.oners sba..1..1
be nam.i..na.ted by pet..it.i.on.s on fol::Dl.S suppl.i.ed by the D.Lrector of
F1nar.ce, ex o££.i...cio City Cl.erk-Treasuxer. A petition of nom-
i.na.t.i.on s.l::l.a...1.1 contain. the na:m..e and address of c::»::l...l.y one c::a..n.d..i...da:t.e..
The petition :ca.y designate c:::>.ne or more City e:mpl..oyee.s as a.
Ca%:1Dl.i. tt.e.e to f_i_1_1 a. vacancy i..n such nomina t.i.on _
(b) ~c:::ua.:i..na.t.i...o::l pet..i.ti....on.s ma.y be c:i..rc::u1.at.ed a..nd si.gned beg:i..nn.i.nq
the s.i...xti.eth day a..nd e.nd.:Lng on the t-e:ntietb day prior to
el.ec:ti...o.n. Each peti.ti..on shdl.l.. be si.gn_ed l:::Joy at 1ea..st tw"enty-
five ~~1i£i.ed City empl.oyees.
(c) EAch n.om.:i...na.ti.on pet:i.ti.on sha.11 be fiLed w-ith the Di..rector o£
Fi.na.nce no La.te.r tba..n the twent.Let.b day pr~or to the da.y o£
e1ection. E very such petition shall. be. endorsed thereon th.e
-ritte--,. affi.d.a.vi..t of the cand..i...da.te, a.cce.pt.i.ng s-u.ch nom..i..na.t.i...on.
The accept.a.nce of nom.i..na.ti..on sha11. conta..:in. th.e. fu11 :ncune. and
pl..ace of residence of the c::.and:i..da. te.
Said .i...n.i.ti..a.1 e1ec:t.i.an. sba...11. t.a..k.e pl..a.c e on the ~d Frida.y o f
A pril., 1973 , and .i..n subsequent yea...rs a..s :may be app1.i..cabl...e
berea£ t.e.r •
(d) The Ci...ty E1ect.i...on c:c.mn.i...&si.on, at 1ea.._st. ten days before suc:b
el.ect..:i..on, sh.a11. give written noti..ce of the e1ect..i..o:n, st.at.i..n.g
th.e da. t.e thereof, esta.b1:i..ahi.ng po11i...ng p.La.c:e or p1a.ce:s, i..n a.L.l..
1ocatio.ns conve.n..i.e.:nt to sai...d City emp1oye..e:s, and ~t:i...ng t.b..e
n.IUDe:& o:£ tho-se c:a.ndidate..a -.hos-e n~t.i..ons have been cert.i.:f.i.ed
by the Di..rec-tor o £ Fi.na.nce.
(e) The City E1ecti.on CCIID:n.i..ssi..on &ha.11 be gui.ded :i.n t:::he conduct of
&a.i..d e1ecti..on by the g:e.n..er.a.l. rul.e.s o£ e1ec:ti.on and su.:ff.ra.ge a..&
conta..i..ned i...n Cl:la.pter 49, Sec-ti.on 22 , c.a_s_ •63, a...s a:J:De:Dded,
~o.far a..o. thC"'_x prov.i.dc .o1 guidc1:i....nc for the p:ri.n:t..i..ng of l:::l.;:::a._1..1ot::.,
the .se1ect.io.n of observers, procedure r C o'UXlt.i..ng ba.11ot.s a..od.
r eport..i...nq resu1t..s. The E1ec:ti..on C<XIIID.i.s.si.on :i...s hereby cha...rg-ed
w-ith .i...nsu..ri...ng the pu._ri.ty of el.ecti..o:n..s.
(f) The Di..rec::;t.or of Personne1 sha.11 prov-i..de to the E1ec:t.i..on c:c-.i..ssion
a.nd . upon request , &ha.11 p:rovi.de to any e~np1oyee o .rqa..n.i..za.t:i.on , a.
l.i.st of names in a1phabetica1 order and their departments o f a11
a11 e:Jnp1oyees -ho are e1igi..b1e to vote . S uch 1i..st sha~l.. be pro-
vided not J.ater tha..n fi...ft.een days prior to the date of el.ecti.on _
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(g) Absentee ba11ots or ba.11oti..ng by mai..1 may be used i...f the
E1ect:i.on C~si..o n finds empl..oyees 'Whose o££i..ci..a1 d:u.ti..e s
for the C:i:t y prevent them. frOID. be:i..ng present at a po11..i...ng
p1.ace or w h o may be on au.thor.i.z.ed 1eave of ab.sen_ce or vac:a.ti..on.
(b) The n.c:::un.i...nee recei.vi.n.q the highest pJ..u~1...i .. :ty of votes shal..l..
serve for a term of four years. and th.e noaci..n.ee receiving the
next highest pl..uzal.i..ty sha11 serve for a ~ of three years.
Sa...i...d i...n.i..t.:i..a.l.. te.%ni.S sb.a.11 c~ce May 15~ 1973 ...
(:i.) 1n the event onl.y two nc::JIIl.i.n..ee are se..l..ected by sa.i..d requ_Lar
C:it:y empl..oyees. the .noom.:i..nee whose pet:i.t.i.on. :sba..1.l.. have been
aubnd..tted £1.:cst -il..l.. serve for a. fou.r-yea._r te.%:Dl. "l"'be :nam.i...nee
wb.ose petition sh.a.l..l.. have been subnd..tted su.bsequ.e.nt thereto
sba.l..l... serve :for the three-year te%Dl.
'When an e.l.ect.i..on i..n wh..i_ch the ba.11ot provides for three or more
c:::hc:t.i.ce.a resu.1ts i.n a. ti.e vo~..e for ei..the.r of the top t-o positions,
a .run-of£ el..ect..:i..on sha.11 be conducted -.. i:t.hin fi..fteen c:a.l.en.da..r dl!Lys
o£ the i.n...i.tial.. el.ec:ti..on. The E1ecti..on Cc:c:mri....s.s:i..on D!ol!!llY :i.n i :t.s
d.:L&.c.ret:i.on ca.i.nt.a....i...n the &a%De e1i.gi..l:ai..l...i.ty 1.i.st of emp1.oyees as
cert::L£..:i.._ed by the D.i.rec:::t.or of Pe.rsonne1.
F:l:FTFI C01·1!-'1ISS l:ONER
(a) After appoi.n~e.nt and e1ecti...on of said four Comm.i..ssi..oners a.s
above pro vi...de.-d r sa.i.d Comm~si...one..rs sba11 convene wi.t.h...i....n ten
days and se1ect the f:i.ftb m.ember thereof by majority vote.
{b) W.i.th the se1ec:::t.i...on of the :fi...£-th member the Boa.rd of Career
Se..rvi...ce. Co:::a::l-i.ssi..one:rs sha.11 be du1y con.sti..tut e.d and sha1.1
serve duri..ng their re:.spect.i.v-e t.erms o f o ££:i..ce o r unti..1 thei...r
rc:si.g:n.a.ti.on, r emova1 , o r rec:a.1.1 as ber e.i.na.fte.r p.rO'V'i.ded .
(a} 'T'be Board. s h a11 be gene.ra.11y :re..spons.i...b~e for the a.d:n:d..n.i....&t%at.i.on.
o~ the care-er Sezvi.oe syat.eaa of the Ci...t:y of Entg:l..ewond, a• the
-..-.e i.s e.st.;a.l::l.1i.shed by the p:rO'V'i..ai...ons of thi.a Ti...t1e, and ab.&11
pe_rfo%:m such duti.e.s a.a may nOW", or he.reafte.r, be i..m,posed. upon
tb:em by the Cha....rte..r or any O.rd.i...na.nc:e pa.ssed pu_rsua.nt thereto.
(b) The Cc:mmri...ssi.on i.s hereby a.:utbor.i..:z.edr fo11~ notice a.n.d bearing,
to adopt. rea.sona.b1e ru.l.e.s and procedures not :i.nc:o.nsi..stent v:l.tb
the provisi.ons of this or a...ny other Charter or Ord..i...nance P:rCJ'V'i..si.on
which a..re n.ecessa_ry or a.PProp.r-Late i.n the perfo~ o~ its
duties.
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(a) Removal. -Council. Appointed Commissionexs -
The C:i.ty Cou..nci-1 by not 1ess tha.n f:i.ve a.ff.iJ:mat..i..ve votes
J::~:Ja..Y :re%:\Ove any Com:::n..i..ssi.one..r a_pp<:):i..nted by it for c:ont.i...nued
neq1ect of duti~s or mal..feasance in office.
(b) Recal..l. -Emp1oyee El..ected C~ssioners -
To remove an el..ected Commissioner from office. a petition
.sha.11 be ci..rc:u..l..a.ted requesti...:ng the rccal..l. of said 'Jne~Db.e.r.
Sa.i.d peti.ti.on , when si.g:ned by requ.1..a_r City empl.oyee.s equal.
to 25' c.f th.e nu:cbe:r of a.l..l.. City c:mpl..oyee..s vot.i...ng at the
next previoou.s el..ecti.on, s.r..a.l..l.. be fi..l.ed with t-~e Ci.ty E..1ecti...oa:l
Co.::::::an.i._s.si.on.,.. """h.o vi...11 set. a da.te for a. rec:a.11. el.ecti.on to :t>e
h.el..d ,.;:-i:tl:t:i.n t.!::l.:i.rty c!ays fo1.1ow.1..ng the fil..i..n:g of the ~--i.tion .
The el.ected Cocm:t.i..ss:i.one.r to be rec:a..l.l..ed u.a:y eit;b;e.r re:si..gn or
f~e w.i.th the El.ect..i...o.n Coaum..i.s.si..c::ln a not..i...c e of his .i.nten.ti.on
to be a. candidate i..n the rec:a.l.l.. e~ection-Other c:a.nd..i...da.te.s
for the offi-ce hel..d by the el..ected officer to be rec:a.l..l..ed. w"i..ll.
make t..h.e_j_r i.n.tenti.on..s )o-..;nown .i.n a. :ma.nne.r p:resc:r-jJ::)ed by Sect.:i..on
S-2-3 o:f tb.i...s t.i.tl..e. (Pet...i...t.i...on for NOUl.i...na.t.i...on)
The ce..ndi.da.te rcce:i:ving the highest ~r of votes i...n the
el..ection &ha11 be deca1red ho1d.er of the o£fice. If the
successfu1 candidate ~s the e1ected o£ficer whose reca11 ~&
:requested., he sh&l..1 c onti..nue i.n offi.ce u:nt:i.1 the exp.i..rat.i_o:n
of h.i.s tc..rm: .i.f the su.cce..ssfu1 c:.a.nd.i...date .i..s soaa.eone other
tha.n the re.cal..1ed r:te.:mber., he s.ha11 £i...11 out the u..nexpi...re.d. te~
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(c) Va.ca..ncv
Shou.1d a Comm.j_ss.ion.er du1y e1ect.ed by the Ci..ty emp1oyee.s resign
or otherw:i.se be:c.clme i..ncapac .i.:cated so as to create a. va.c:a.n.cy i.n
o££1-ce , the Ci.t:y e:mp1oyee.s shA.1.1 pet.i.t:Lon. the City E1ect:i.on
Ccxmn.i.s.si...o:n to bo1d a..n e1eeti.on to £ll1 said u:n.~ired te.:.r::J:D.__
(d) Those me::n.be..rs o£ the s.o.a.rd who are appo.i...nt.ed by Cou::nc:i.1 and
e1...ec::ted by the empl..oyee..s may remove the £..i...:£t.h member of sa...i...d
Cca:ami....s.si.on for continued negl..ec::t of dut:i..e.s or 'Zba.-1fea..sa..nce by
a. vote of not l..ess than three of its 'Dielllbe.r& ...
(e) The E1ecti.on Comm..i.ss.i.on .sh.a.11 Jaake such a.ddit.i.ona1 ru..l..e:s and
regu--l...at.i..on..s a..s .i...n the::Lr jud.g:me..nt De.y be neces.sa.ry to :i.mpl..ement
the above procedures.
Pt::RSOt.:NEL DIRECTOR
(a.) Th.e Ci.ty Ma.n.a.ger shal..l..., after con:.su1ta.ti.on with the Board,
appoint., suspend, rem.ove and tra..n.sfer a...n emp.l...oyee o£ the C.i:t::y
as Personnel.. D~ec:tor who sha.l...l.., for purpos es o£ Section 138 • •
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of the Charter and Sec::ti.on 5-1-1. of this Code, be considered
to be a dep& rt:::ne..nt head.
(b) The Personne1 D :i..rect.or sha.11 give such ai.d and ass :Lsta..nce to
the B oard. i...n the pe..:rfcu:ma.nce of i.t...s :rc..spon.s:i .. l::d ... .l.....i..ti.e..s a...nd
dut;i_e..s, as ma.y be necessary,. i..n.c.l.ud..i..ng, without 1..:i.m..i..ta.t..i...on;
(1) Genera..l.1y supe..rvi.sin.g a.11 other emp1oyce..s designated by
the Ci.ty !l.:l.n.ager to :re.nd.e..r c1er:i..c:a.1 and ge.ne..ra....l. office
ass.i..sta.nce to the Borra.rd.
(2) Prepoar:Lng a..nd recoam:te.nd..i...ng to the Boa.rd a.11 necessa...ry
ru1e.s and requLa.t..i.ons to c::a.:rry out the provi.a:i.on.s of
this Ti.t1e.
(3) 1nt.erp.ret.i...n.g a.:nd en..forc::.i..ng,. subject to review by the
Boa.:rd, a..1.1 such rul.es and requ..Lati.on&-
(4) As:.&.i...st.i..ng the appo:i..nti..ng aut.bo:r.i.ty, a..1.1 depa~ts of
the City~ a.nd the Boa.rd .i...n establ..:L.sh.in.g qua.1i...f.i...c:a:t..i...on.s
for po.s.i.t.i..ons -ith the Ci.ty, prepa...ri...ng a.nd ho1d.i..og
~t..i..ons a..n.d pa._ssi..ng upon the qua.1.:Lf.i...ca.t:i...on.s o£
app1.i.c:.a.n.t.s,. es-t.a.l31i.shi..ng eL.i.g.i.bi._l....i.ty 1..i..sts a..nd cert.j_£y:i...ng
e1:i.g.i..l:t1e a.pp1.i.ca.n.ts to the a.ppo:i..nti.ng authority to f:Ll.l..
vaca...nci.es.
(5) Prepari-ng for the approva.1 of the Board a position
c:1a..ssi.fi..c:.at:i..o.n p.l...a.n "Wi..th spec:i...f.:i..c:.a.ti..on.s, and revi..&i.on.s
thereof "Wh~ necessary~ perfor.m.:i..ng posi.ti.on audits and
rec:cn::mendi.ng to the BOI!!IL_rd the a11oca.t..:i...on or rea....l.1.ocati..on
o£ a.11 posi.t.i...on.s to cl..asse:.s ~t:bi..n the cl..a.ss:i...fi..c:a.t.i..o:n p1a.n.
(6) Est.a.bl..:i.shi..ng and mai..ntai.ni.ng a £i.l..e o£ &~.1 career se..rv:i.ce
eJD.Pl..oye.e.s a.nd such records, fo:J:JRS and p:rCJoeedu..re.s a.s
necessary to fa.c::i....l.....i.ta.te ~1 t.ra.ns.a..ct.i.CJ~D.S_
(7) Co11ect.i..ng personnel.. data, :re.La.ti.nq to 'W&9es, £X'Cial t.h.:roughout
th-e Denv er met .ropol..i.t:&.n a.roa cca::up&_r:i..:l'):g tb_e S!l.'"'De -:i..th the
present~y e££ect..i.ve pay p1a..n £or Ci..ty ezqp1oyee:s.
(8) Pe.rfor::n.:i..n9 such other duties as ..a:y be necessary to
i..lnp1enae..n.t the c::a.ree..r service .
(c) In add..i.t.i.on, the P ersonne1 Director sh.al....1, under the supe..rvi.si.on
o£ the C.i. ty ~la.na.ger:
( 1.) Rec:cxr::-"~end and ad::::d...rrl.ster
program .
(2) Recommend and adm.i..n..i..ste:r
empl oyeo :Ln-servi.ce trai..n.i.ng
e:mp1oyee ....._fety p:rogx:a.DL...
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(3) Con.sul.t with einp1oyees on :ma.tt.crs reLating: to ~l.ayee
p.robl..er--s or comp1ai..nt...s wh.:i...c:h c:annot be re.s.ol.ved ""•:i.th.i...n
a.n-y depa.rtxnent and re,POrt tl1e.reu_por;n to the Ci.ty .Manager .
(4) Ac:.C"'~Late personnel. data reLat:Lng to e:m.pl.oyee benefits
of mu.ni....c:i.pa1 empl.oye.es :i...n the Denver Metropo1:i.ta..n Area.
a..nd report thereupon b>ot.b to the Boa...rd. a..nd to the Ci.ty
l·kL.n&g-er.
(5} ca.r-r:y out such othe..r a.ssi...gn:me.nt.s, not i..ncClD.si...stent ,.,n_t;h
the £o::regoi...ng, which he may be de.l.ega.ted , £rOUt t:i..nle to
t...i..nle, by the City .Ml!l..nag:e.r.
I.n accordance with Sect..i.on 53 of the Charter, the C .:i.:ty Ma...n.ager
sha....11 designate a. record:i.ng s ecretary for the B<::lrr.!!L.rd, who sha.11 keep
a record o:f a11 the proceedi...ngs before the B-011..rd.
5-2-9 OT:--!E.R C LERic.;;L ASSISTANCE
The C:i.ty !·la.n.a.ger may from. t.i.u1e to ti..me, upon recommendation of
the Boa rd, C.esi.gnate such other an..d further e:Jnpl.oy-ees of the Ci.ty to
a.i.d the Board i...n. the pe.rf oXIDa..nce of necessary cl.eri.ca.l. and general..
o££i.ce "Work.
Section 2.
Xna.s:::ru.c::h a.s :i.t i.s esse.nt..ial. to i.mpl.eme.nt the prov-i..si.o:ns of the
Charter ~e~~nt heretofore passed pursuant to its terms, City Counc~1
hereby fL-,.=.s and deterrn.:i..ne.s that a.n e:mergency exists and that the enactment
o f the £ore9oing Ordinance ~s necessary for the ~ediate preserva~on of
,PUb1i..c bea l.. t-~ • peace. safety and ge>c:::»d order; therefore, this Ord.1.na.nce &.ha.1.l..
bee~ effective u~ publ.i..catio.n fo11owi...ng fi...n.a._1 passage_
I.nt.rodu.ced • .read i..n fu.l.l. and pa...s.sed on first rea.di.ng the Stb d.a.y
of Febru..ary , 1.973.
Pub1:i....shed. a..s a Bil.l. for an Ord..i..na..noe on the ~ day of Feb.rua.ry,
1973 .
Read by ti..tl.e and passed on fi..na.J.. reading on the 20th day of
February , 1 9 73. ---
Publ.ished by tit1e
~day of Febru.ary
Ord..in.a..nce No-_3 __ , Series of 1973,
, 1973.
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officLo City Cl..exk Tr~
:r. • Ka.r1 F • No11en.be..rqe.r, do hereby cert..i.fy tha. t the a,bove and
foregoing is a true , aceu%Ate and compl..ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance,
i..n.t:roduc:ed, read .in ful...1 a..nd pa.ssed en f:Lrst reading on the Sth day of
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XNTPODOCE.D AS A BILL BY COUNCX-LMAN BLESSXNG
BY AtJ'XHORrrY
ORDXNA.NCE NO .. SE.RXES OF 1.973
.AN ORD:I:NANCE AMENDrNG T:rrLE V, -CAREER SERV:r::CE•, OF THE •69 E .. M .. C .. BY
.ADDXNG A NEW CHAPTER THE:.RETO, ENT::I:TLED -ENGLEWOOD EMPLOYEE REXA:r:I:ONS•,
CHA..PTER 1.0, DEFXNXNG RJ:GHTS OF EM.PLOYE:ES TO ORGA.NXZE FOR THE PURPOSE
OF REPRESEb."'TATION; OETE-RMINA.-T:XON OF APPRDPRZATE EMP'LOYEE REPBESENTATXON
UNITS; CER:r:LFXCATXON AND DECE..RXXFXCATXON PRCX:EDORES; H:EARZNGS; IMPASSES,
GRXEVANCES AND PRCX:EI>URAL RIGHTS AND OBL1GA.TXONiS; AND DECLA.R..l:NG AN
EME.R:i.ENCY ..
That Tit~e v of the •69 E .. M .. C .. is hereby amended by adding a new Cbaptez
t.o be Cba.pter 1.0, ent.i.t1ed -Engl..evood ED:tpl..oyee Re1.a.ti..on.s•, to read as
.fol..:Low&:
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CHAPTER 1.0
ENGLEWOOD EMPLOYEE RELA..TXONS
Eapl..oyee R.i...gbta
Ci.ty R..i...ghts
Elllpl..oyee Rep:resent&ti.<X:l tln.:.l:t.s -Ce.rt..:Lf.:l..c::at..i.OD -
Dete..x::a.:i...n&ti.on
Ag:reente.nt -Bar F i1 :i.ng
Noti.ce and Hea...r:i..nga on Peti:t.:i..an:s
Ce.rt.1.1'.i..ca.t.i.on Po1.1.CJIW'i...nq El..ec:t..:i..on
Grievances
Procechu:a.~ R.:i..g:hta and Obl...i..ga.ti.ons
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DEFINITIONS
The De..f:i..n.itions a.s u .sed i...n thi...s Chapter sha.1.1 be those
Defi..n.iti.ons a..dopted by Sect:i.on 1...37:2, A..rti.c::l.e XV o£ the C.i.ty
Charter.
Empl..oyees of the City sb.&11 hav-e the ri.ght to fo%Dl, join
and participate i..n the acti.v.i.ties of empl.oyee organizations of
their own choosing for the purpose of representation a11
.... tte..rs of e:mpl.oyee :reLat::Loa::a..s.
Empl...oyee.s of the City a1ao .sha.l...l.. have the :ri.ght to refuse
to join or pa._.rti.c:ip.ate i.n any acti.v-i.t..ie.s of empl.oyee o.rqa.n.i...&at.i.ons
and sha.l.l.. have the ri.gbt to represent themsel..ves i..n.di..vidua.l...l..y in
the..i...r ezapl..oysae.nt re1a.t.i..o:ns w:i.th the City.
No empl.oyee sha.l.l. be :i.nt.e:rfered -:i..th, :Lnt..i.DLi..d&ted, re:st...r.a:l..ned,
coe..rced, or di..sc::riDLi.na.ted ag:a.i...nst because of the e.xe.rc::Ls.e o~ these
ri.ghts.
J:t i.s the excl.usive right of the City to dete.x:m.i.ne the m..i..ssi.on
o:£ each o:f its constituent depe.rt:::me.nt..s, J::x::>a_rds a.n.d ~asi..on.s,
oon.si.ste:nt with the prov1.si.on.s of th.:i..s A.rti..c:l..e., and to set •t.a.nda...rd.&
of service to be offered to the publ.:i.c: • and e.xerc::.J...se control. and
di.screti.o.n i.ts o.rga..n..i.za.tion and ope:ra.t:i.ons.
Xt is a~so the exc1usive right of the City to d1rect ita
er:mp.l.oyee..s. ta.ke di.sci.pl..i..na.ry action for p.rope.:r cause. .re.1:i..eve its
-,p1oyees frc::.n duty beca:u.ae of 1.acJc. of work or for other 1egit..iD:wa.te
reasons • a.nd dete.rDl.i..ne the "JDethod.s. ~. and pe..rsonbe1 by wh..ich
the City•s ope.rati.o:ns are to be conduc:ted: provided. ha-eve:r, tha.t
the exerc:i.ae o£ auch rights does not prec1ude empl..oyees or their
.repre.aen.t.at..i.ve.a fz:.....cn con.ferri.ng or ra.i.ai..ng grieva.nces -..bout the
px;actj.c.a1 consequences tba.t dec:i..sions on these matters may have
......_ges. hours, &nd other te..x::~DS and c:ondi..tioo.s of empl..o~t.
~ EMPLOYEE REPRESEN"XATXON ONXTS CERrXFX:CATrON DI:'TE.RHINATYON
(a) A pet.iti.on ~or ce:rt.i.fica.tion of a..n empl..oyee orga.ni..z.a.ti..o.D. as the
-.jority repre.se.nta.ti.ve of &.n appropriate emp1oyee represe.n:t.&ti.on
ur.a.it, or for the dete.rm.i.nati.on of an appropr.i.a.te G~DP1oyee repre-
sentation unit (hereLn samet~s ca11ed a Petition for Ce.rti£ication
or for Unit Cert:L.ficat..i.on) may be fi.l..ed. by an emp1oyee orq.a..n:i..:za.t:l..on..
(b) Such a petition --.y a1ao be fi1ed by the Director of Pe.rs~el..
in the event t.b&t two or D~Cre esap1oyee organ.i..&ati..on.a fo~.l....l.y
c1&~ to represent a major:i.ty of the -,p1oyeea .i..n the -....-e or
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1n the detex:rn.i..na.t:i.on of app:rop.ri...ate empl..oyee represe.nta.t..i..on
un...i..t.s, the fo1101Wi...nq: f&c:tors, azao.ng others, s.lu!L11 be con.s:i.dered
by the Camm1ss:i.on:
(1) The u.n.i..t t.ha.t ~1 a.ssu.re emp1oyees the fu.11est
fre~ :i...n the ex.erc:i.se o£ r.i.ghts g-ranted pu..rsu.a.nt
to the Ch.a.rt..e..r a..nd thi..s Ti.t1e.
(2) The ~ty of i...ntere.st of the e:mpl.oyees.
(3) "rbe h.i...st.o:ry o£ emp1oyee :rel..ati...ons in the un.i..t, among
other empl.oyee.s of the City, and :l...n si.J:ai.L&.r pu.b]._i.c
e:mpl.oyme.nt-
(4) The effect of the unit :i...n the ef:f::Lci..ent opera.ti.on. of
the publ..:i.c servi..ce and sound eatpl.oyee reLations.
(5) The effect on the exi..ati.ng c.l..as.si....fi.c:at.i.on at.ruc::tu.re
of d.i:v:l.d..i..ng a s.ingl..e c:La._.i....£i.c:.at..i.on. .-ong two o.r
-.ore units.
(CI) The Cc.am.:i...s.si..on sha.1.1 conduct a bearing on. each c:c::u:lt.e.&t.ed
e:mp.l.oyee representat.i..on un..i.t onl.y after fi..rst. givi..ng the
empl..oyee o.rqa..n_i..z.a.t.i...on concerned and the D:Lrec:t.or of Personnel.
reasooa.bl..e not.i.c:e of the tiD:le an-d pLace of such hea..ri.ng-"rb..e
c,_..i •si.on may require the p&rt:i...e.s cnnce.rned to .su.ba:Li.t such
add.i.t.i.ona.l. i..n.foz::mati..on and "DIIIII.t.er:i...a.l. as it determ.ines proper
and necessary. The Ccxmn:i...ssi..on sha.11 ..a.ke the dec:Lsi.on on the
a.pprop.ri..a.te un..i.t a..n.d i..ssu.e the n .ot..i..ce thereon_
(e) Ag.reesaent o:f the parti...e.s i..n:vo~ved. on the scope o~ any emp~oyee
rep.reae..nta.t:Lo.n un..i.t i..a subject to the c:oa.a:i.a&i..OD. • s concu.rrenc:e
t:ba.t auc:b un.i..t is appropriAte_
~ CE:R.TJ:FICA.TX:ON -PF">CEDORE
Proc:edu:.re for unit det.e.rm:i..nati.on or ~J..c::at.i..ca aha1..1 be as
foJ...1.ows,
(a) A1..1. peti..ti.ons £or c~.i..ca..t..i..on or un..i..t. det.e...x::a.i..nt..i..oa ab.a...l..1 be
:Ln w:ri.ti.ng on fox:ms provj_ded by the c:..c:-:a:Laai..on, ah&.1...1 be a..i..gn.ed.
by a du.1y a.uthor:Lzed representative or :i..ndi.."V""idua.1, and sha11
cont.a..i..n a. dec:::La:r;ati.o..n by the poe...rson si.cp::1.i.n.g tha.t. ::l.:t..s contents
are t..ru.e and correct to the beat of h.i..s know1edqe and be.1i.e.f _
"Dl.e ori..q::l..na:J.. a..nd t-a copi.e.s o~ sa:i..d. pet:i.:t:..:i..~ ah.a.1.1. be f:i..1ed.
wi t.h the Cc:xaa:d.ss.i.on _
(b) Cont.e..nt.a: -A peti..t.i..on for cert:i.£i..c::ation or for un..i..t. de~tiaa
aba.11 c::onta.i.n:
(l.) The nauae , address and tel.epbone nuaber of t:he
pe:t..i..t.i.one.r and of a. desi..gnated. re.p.re.sent.at.i.ve authori..&ed
to receive not.i.cea or requests for i..n.fo~t.iCIID-
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(2) The nam.e and address of the C1.ty Depa_rt:::Dlent or
Depa.rt::me:nt.s i..n which the affected em.pl.oyee.s are
erup1ayed ~ a..nd the rwune, address and t.e.l..eph.one
n:uznber of a. DWLD.age:me.nt repre.senta. ti.. ve o~ sa.i.d
depa..rtme.nt or de~ts.
(3) A de.scri..pt:i.on o~ the emp1oyee representat.i..on un...i.t
cl..ai.med. to be a.ppropri.a.te, the e.st:i.ma.ted number o£
empl.oyeea :Ln such unit, the c1.a.&si£i-cati.on (s) of
empl.oye.es therein, and the estimated number of
empl.c:syee.s :i...n each cJ...a._ss~i..cat.i...on. If a.1..1 posi..ti..on..s
in any c1a.ssi....fi...cati..on are not proposed to be J...ncl.uded
:Ln. the unit, l.i..&ts or desc:ri.pti.on..s of the posi..t.i.on.s
to be i...n.cl.uded and excl..u.ded sha11 be set forth.
(4) The naJile..&, a.dd.resaes and tel.epb.ooe number of er:mp1oye.e
orqani..zati.o.ns other than the pe.t..i.tione.r i...f pet:i..t.i.oner
:1.& an emp:Loyee or-;J&ni.zati.on.., wh.o to pet.i.t..i.one.r•a best
Jc:nowl.edge a..nd be.1i..ef c:1a.i.a to represent .any o~ tb.e
eaap1oyee.s in the a.1.1.eg~y appropri.a.te u:n.:Lt, and a
bri..ef ·de.scri..pti..on i£ known of the written agreements,
:i...f any, covering any empl.oyee.s i..n such unit.
(5) Any other :re.1evant facts.
(6) A sta.tesae.nt. of the a.ct.i.on sought from the C~&i.on.
S-1.0-6 DECERr::r:FXCA.T:ZON -PR:>CEDURE
(a) A peti.ti..on for dec:e:rt...i£ic:::a.tion. &l.l.eginq that a. certified.
em.pl.oyee orga...n.i..za.ti.on. no l.onqer represent& the majority of
the empl.ayees i..n an app.ropri..a.te e~Dpl.oy-ee :repre.sent.ati..on u..n:i.t
-.y be f:i.l..ed. by a.n ._pl.oy-or9a.n..i..zati..on, a. s:i..n.gl.e ampl.e>yee,
or a. group of e:mpl.oyeea or tbeix' repre.se.ntative. The peti.t.i.on
for dec:e.rti..fi.c:a.ti.on ahal.l.. be :l.n wri:t..i.nq' and signed, and aha.l.l..
conta.i..n a dec:La.:ra.t.i.on. by the person aign.:Ln.g :l.t that ita contents
are true a..nd correct to the beSt o£ h.i.a lcnowl..edge and bel....:l._e£.
The o.ri..g.:l...nal.. and t..a copi..ea aba.l.1 be f.i.l..ed. ~th the C~i.OD.
(1) The .na.e. add.re.Sa. and tel..epbone n~ of the
pet:l.ti.one.r and a designated representat.:l.ve autho.r-i..z:.ed
to receive noti..ce.a or :requests for i.n..fcn:::.at..i...on.
(2) The Dii!UIIIe and add...re.as of the ce.rt..i...£i.od ~.l.oyee
orqan....i..z.at.ion-
(4) A de.Sc.r:l.pt:i..on. of the .-pl.ayee rep:re.entat:l..on. un.:l..t
:l..nvo1~ and the app~te n~ of .-pl.oyeea
therein.
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(5) The n.ame, address, and te..1eph.one nu::mber of any
emp1oyee organ:Lz..ati.on, oth.e.r t.h.a:n the ce..rti.fied
emp1ayee o.rga..n..i..za.t.ion., who to petiti.oner•s best
k::now-l..edge and be1i..e£ cLa...i.Dls to represent any
empl.oyees i.n the empLoyee representation u..n.i.t.
(6) The expi...%:a.ti...on date of any \orri...tt.en a.qreezDe.n.t
covering emp1oyee.s i.n the unit.
(7) An a.11egatio:n or statem.e.nt that the certi.~.i.ed
empl.oyee o.rga.ni.za.t.i.on no 1onger :Ls the ma.jor-i.:ty
represe.nt.a.t..i.ve of the emp1oyees in such u.n.i..t.
(8) Any other rel.evant f•ct.s.
(c) Wi.tb.i.n :five days a...fter the f.i...1i..ng of a peti.t.i.OD for dece..rti-
f.i.c:at.i.on, the pet..i.tione.r sha.l..1 subm...i..t to th.e C~ssi..on
evidence and i.n£ormat.i.on that at 1ea..st 30' of the empl.oyee.s
i.n the unit do not desi..re to be represented :i..n tbei....:r empl.oy"~De.nt
re.1at.i..on.s by the ce..rt..i..£i.ed emp1oyee orga.n....i.zat.i..on. :r.£ such
ev-idence and i..n.£o%:!':1:1&ti..on i...s not t.i..DM!:1y aut:.a..i.tt..ed., the Cc::mml.:i.s&i.on
-.y d.i.-.i..a..s the pet.i:ti..on. A petition for dece.rti..fi.c:a.ti.on. may
be: ac:ccmpan...i_ed. by a. pet.i.ti.on for ce.rti..£i.c:a.ti.on.
~ AGREEMENT -BAR F:I:LING
A va.l...i.d W':r:i.tten. a.greeDle.Dt between the City and a ce.rti.fied
4!!!1D1.p1oyee o.rga.n.i....za.t1-on. cover.i..ng wages. hours and other te~ and
conditions o£ emp1oyment of emp1oyeea in an appropriate emp1oyee
representation u:n..i.t sha.11 ba..r the f:L1i..ng o.f a peti.t..i.on for ce..rt..i.-
£ication or a petition for decertification of a majority representative
for such unit duri...ng the term of such written agre.ea.en.t. not exceed.i..ng
two years except as provided herein.
S-10-8 NOTICE AND HEARINGS ON PETXTXONS
(a) O.J?Qn the fi.1i.ng of a pet:i.ti...on for ce.rti.fi.ca..ti.on or for un...i.t
deteX¥1Li..nati...on. or a petition for decert.:L.fica.ti.on. the C~a.i..on
sb&.11 fo~rd c:opi.e& the.reo.f to the OJ...rec:tor o::r Pe...rsonne1 a..nd
other affected ca..n.a.qeme..nt representat.i.ve.s a..nd er.ac::b of the
emp1oye.r orga.niz.a.t.i.on.s that appear to be i..nte.reate.d :.l...n the unit
for which the petition is fi1ed.
(b) X£ the c:c::.:z.o._i_s.sion dete.rm.i.ne..s t.h.at the petition is auffi..c.:l.e.nt as
to form and content. it may set the matter for pu.b1...i.c hea.ri..n.g
at i.ta requ1ar meet.i...ng. 1f a pub1ic heari..ng i.s ordered,.. the
Coama.i..&aion sha11 give interested parties at 1east ten day& prior
written notice of the t:l.Dle and p1ace of said her.ari.ng.
(c) 'ft:le C~.si..on may conduct a p:re-ber.arJ..ng c:::on.Le.rence with :i..ntereated
parti..es prior to a hea.r:i..ng for the pu...rpose of cl.a.ri.ry:i..b.g .:l.s.sues,..
obtai.n.:l.n.g stipu1.a.ti._ons,.. and t.a.k.i.nq other act..i..on.a to e::xped.J..te the
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(d) Rea.ri...ngs sha.1.1. be l..i.m.i.ted to DW~.tters noticed for hea.ri...ng "Wh.i..cb
re1ate to representat~on. Lnc1uding detecninati.on o£ an appropr:La.te
emp1oyee r epresentation unit, the certification or decerti.fi.cat.i..on
o£ a majority representative, the ho1ding of an e1ection or other
means of ascerta~ing representation.
(e) Xn app:ropr:La.te cases the CCJftllmi....ssi.on ma.y conao1.ida.te for hearing
two or more representation proceedings.
(f) The C~ss.ion sha11 proceed to dete~e a11 issues or matters
:i..n dispute, i.ncl..udi..ng, but not l..:Lm...i..ted to., the scope of the
appropriate empl..oyee representation un1t or un1ts, whether to
direct a. secret ba.l..l..ot el.ec:t.i.on, d.:i...&Dl:Lss the petition or t&.k.e
other appropr:i.a.te a.ct.i...on.
(g) X£ the Commission orders a..n e1e<::ti.on to be hel..d, it sh&11 a.1ao
d.et.e.rmi.n.e the pa.rt.i.es to a.ppe.a_r on tb.e ba11ot., the fox:. of the
ba~1ot, the e:o:~~p1.oyeea e1.i.gi.b1e to vote, the rul..e.s gove..r:n.i...ng the
el...ec:::t:i.on, and th-e date, t:i..m.e a.nd pl..a.c:::e of tb.e e1ect..i.oa. E1ect.i..on
aha.11 be he1d within th_i_rty ca.._1anda.r days of such order., provided
that the ti.me :for an e1ect.i..on --.y be ext..eDded. by the ~•:Lon
for good ca. use shown.
(b) The eoa.n..i.ssion may~ but :need not~ re-bea....r or recons:i..der any
di$puted matter i£ a written r~est therefor Ls fi1ed wi~
&even bu.s.i...ne.ss da.ys of the date th.e ~s..i..oa•s deci..ai.OD i..&
i...aau.ed.
(:1.) The COIIIWD:i..&ai.on may dete..rDli:ne. --.jori.ty repre.se.nta.ti.on. ata:tus on
the basi.& o£ an aut:hor.i....zed e&.rd c:beck or a~r ba.ai..ar but City
---...nage~Dent or any eDlp1aye.e organi.z.ati...on prra_rty to a rep:re.senta.t.ion
proceed.i...ng aha.l.1 be e..ntit1ed a .& a matter of right to & &ec:::.:ret
ba11ot e1ecti.on upon wri:tt:.e.n request therefor.
(j) Xn the event a11 parties agree to a card check or a •i...a..i..1.&.r
-thod of asc.erta.i..n.i....ng --.jority repreae.ntati.on •t:.atu.s ~ the
CcamLiasi..on m......y u.se t.bat -..at.hod to det.eE:ID.i..ne the w:l..abea o£ the
em.p1oyee.s.
(k) Upon c.c:xap1e.t.i...on of ita i.nvest..i.gatiCXl.r the c.c....:Lsai.on aba....1..1
-...ke a dete:rm.i.na.tion o~ the a.pprapri.a.te -.?1oyee rep:r....aenta.t.i.oo
u.n..i.tr a.nd i.f app:ropri.ater aha.1.1 cert.i.fy the ~ of the ~p1oyee
organj.....z.a.t.ion, .i..f &nYr that has been deai.g:nated a.a thei....r repre-
sentative by a -.jori.ty of the ,_p1oyees in the app.ropri.ate
e.pl.oyee representation unit.
~ CERI"IFXCATXON FOLJ..IMING ELECTION
Notwi:ths:t:.andi.ng any other p:rovi.aion hereof~ an .-p-1~
orqa.n:l..z.ati..o.n aha11 on1.y be e .1i.gi.b1e for cert.j_fi.c:at.i.oo. :fo11owing
e1ect.ion i£ e:i.t:.her :
( 1) That .-p1ayee orqa.n..i.z.aticx:a baa reca.i.:.....S tbe vot:.e ~
a nu:.e.ri...c:a.1 majority oi! &11 the el.._i.g:i.b1e ~.1.oy---• •
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i.n the empl.oyee representation unit in which the
el.ecti..on was hel.d (i.e.~ SO' pl.us one of the votes
of a11 e11g£b1e empl.oyees), or
(2) Whenever at l.east s:Lxty per cent o£ the total. nUDlber
of e1i..gi.b1e empl.oyees in the u.n.i..t have voted i.n a..ny
el.ecti..on or run-of£ el.ecti..on, an empl.oyee organization
may be e1i.gib1e for certi.fi..cati..on if it has received
a numerical. majority of a11 votes cast i.n the e1ecti..on
(i.e., so' of the votes cast pl.us one).
(For ex.amp1e:. If! 100 emp1oyee.s are el.i..gi..bl.e to vote
i.n a..n el.ect...i..on, but on1y 59 a.ctua.11y vote, an e:m.pl.oyee
orqa..n.i.zation must obt.a.i...n 51 votes for cert:i.:fi..ca.ti..on.
X£ 90 emp1oryees vote, an empl.oyee orga..n...L.za.t.i..on must
:rece.i.ve at l.ea.at 46 votes to be ce..rt.i..fi..ed.)
S-10-10 OBL:XGATION TO MEET AND CONVER -MEHORANDOM OF UNDERSTANDrNG
(a) Ob1:i.gati.on to m.eet an-d con.fer i...n good f&ith -The City Ma..nager
or other :represe.nta.t..i.ve a& may be p:rope.rl.y deai.g-na.ted by h.i..m,
ah&11 meet and confer i..n good fa..i..th reqa.rd.i.ng wages:, hou.rs and
other terms and con.d.i.tion.s of e:lllp1oyme.nt with representa.t:i.ves
of such cert~fied emp1oyee organi%ation as here~ve defined
and sha.11 consider fu...l...1y such p.roposa.1.& a..& a.re made by the
--pl..oyee organizations on beha~ of its members prior to arriving
at a. determination of po1icy or course o£ action.
-Meet and Confer i..n Good Faith-Dte&n• that the City Ma...n.a.ger, or
auch repre...sen.ta.ti.ve a.s he uaay designate, and repre.senta.ti.ves o£
c:e.rt:Lfied emp1oyee orga..ni..za.tion.s, sb&11 have the JnUtu.a.1. ob1igat:Lon
to peraona11y meet and con£er within a reasanabl..e 1ength of time
:Ln order to exchange £ree1y :Lnfo.z:mati...on, opinions and proposal-a.
The ab1iqa.ti..on to 'IDeet a.ncS confer i..n good i!&.ith ah.al..l.. ~• on
or pri_or to May 15, 1973. a.ncS on the -..uae date :1...n au.bseque:nt yerrar•
un~e•• aai.d date :La c::banged pursua.nt to the te..1::ms or th-e ~.r:a..ndum
or Understa...nd.i..ng.
(b) Mo-.o.ran.dum. of Underata..nd.i..ng -X£ a~t is reac:::hed by repre-
aant.a.ti.ve of the of£:Lce o:L the City Manaqe..r and c:::ert..i...£.i..ed empl..oyee
orga..n.i..z.&ti..on or orga..n:Lza.tions, they &ha.1.1 joi.nt1y prepare a.
written Memorandum of Onde.rsta.ndi...ng. Sa.i..d. Me!Doz:andu:m o£ Un.d.er-
sta.nd.:i..ng constitutes a mutual.. rec:::c== ndati..on to be jo:i...n.t1.y aub-
a.J..tted to the City Counc.i...l.. on or before Ju1.y 1., 1.973 and on
Ju.1y 1. o£ the .a...n.ni vcrsa.ry d.a te of sa. i.d H.esraora..nd.u:m. of Understa...ndi.ng,
or a.t a Later date ::l..n. the event negoti.a:t.i.ona are reopened.
(c) The Memorandum. of Un.dersta..nd..i..n.q aha.1.1. not be binding upoo~n. the
parties, ei.t.h.er in who1e or in part, u.nt:i..l.. a. 1DII.jor:i..ty of the
...-hera of the cert.i£i.ed empl..oyee org:a.n..i...z;&t:l..oo.s •h&.l..l.. b.&ve
rati..f:i..ed said M.e:mora.n~ by ..... jor-ity vote.,. aDd unt.:l.1 the Ci.ty
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(1) Act by majority vote to formal.l.y approve said
Memorandum of Understanding.
(2) Ena.cts necessary anlendme.nts to al.l. C.i.ty Ordinances
required to :Unpl.ement said Memo:r:a.ndUDt o£ Understanding
by genexa1 1egis1ation.
( 3 ) Act to appropr i..a te necessary funds .requ:i...red to i.m.pl.eme.nt
th.e fu11 prOtV.:Lsi.o.ns of the Memora.ndUlll of Un.de.r.st.a..n.d.i..ng
which requires funding.
(d.) Subsequent to the execution of the Memorandum of Onde:rsta.n~g
and dur:i..ng the period of time said Memora..ndum of Und.e...rsta..nd.in.g .:Ls
pending before the City Council. for action, neither the recognized
empl.oyee orga.ni..zat:i.on or the.i..r i...ndivi.dua.l. Dlembetrs, nor D~A.D&geDle..nt
shal.l. appear before the Ci.ty Council. or ~eet -i.th members thereof
i.nd.i...v-i..dua.l.l.y, to advocate any anaendme.nt, a.ddJ...ti.on., or del.et...ion to
the teJall.S a.nd cond..i.t.i..on.s of the Memor:andula of Onderata.nd.in.9 ..
5-10-1.1. :I:MPASSES -CHAR.T'ER PR:>VIS:I:ON
:J:f the approp.r.i...a.te Ci.ty represe..ntat.i.ve:a and the :repre.ae.nt&ti..,.•
oJ! a cert:i..£ied. empl.oyee orga..n.i.za.ti.on rea.ch an iDipa._a..se, the :ma.tte.r sba..l..l..
be subm.i..tted for fact fi..n.di.ng and -medi...at.i..on to the Bora.rd of career
Se.rvi-ce Con:an.L&si.c:::JOners, as provi.ded by Section 1..3 7: 8, Arti.cl..e XV, &&
aDae.n.ded, of the City Charter.
1n the event the pa_rt.i.es accept the r~c:l&t.i.ons of the
Coamt..i_ssi..on then. such reccwnme.nda.ti.on.a shal.1. be t:ce&ted •• a ~randu..
or UDdexst&ndi.ng pursuant to 5 -1.0-1.0.
5-1.0-1..2 GRIEVANCES
(A) Pu.rpose -The purpose o£ the qri.evance procedure :Ls to provide a.
just and equi.-:....a]::)1e woethod for the re-.ol.uti.on o~ qri.eva.nces without
di.scril:ai..na. ti.on • coe.rci..on • restra..i...nt. or repr.l..s&.1 agai..nat. any
e:.pl..oyee who 11111ay suJ::.a.i.t or be .i.nvol..ved i...n a qri..4!!J'V'&DCe_ e.pl.oy-...
.._y be represented by pa._rti..ea o£ the.i...r cbo.i..ce at any stage o£ the
qri.e"''ii"&DCe p:rocedure.
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( 1) -cri..eva.nce-JDe.A.D..S a. cc:.npl.a.i.nt by an ...p1.c::Joyee concern.J...ng
the J.nt.e.rpreta.ti.on or appl.icat.i.on of the pro"V"'i.si.ons o£
the Memo~andum of understanding or of rul..es and requ-
1at..i..on.s coveri.ng personnel.. pra.ct.i.c:e or work.i.ng condi..ti..ons,
which coaapl.a..i.nt has not been reao.l..ved ._ti.afactori..1y i..n.
a..n i..nfo..rmal.. uaa.nner between the e.a.pl.oyee. and h.i& ~t.e
aupervi.&or •
(2) -eusi..n.esa Day-means ca..l.enda.r day-8 e.zcl..u.ai..ve o~ S...turda.ys,
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(1.) An empl..oyee i.a encouraged to di.scus.s his com.p1a.i...n.t
with bi..s i.mmedi..ate supe.rvi...so:r. The i.mmedi.a.te .superv:Lsor
w~1, upon request of an em.p1oyee .. discuss the emp1oyee•s
COUlp:l.&i..nt with h..i.m at a. mutua.l..l..y sa.t..i.afa.c::tory ti..lne.
(2) Depa..:ct%nent Reads s.h&l..l.. have the reaponsi.bi.l..ity to : (a.)
(d) Proc:edure
attempt to resol..ve the gri..evanceJ (b) Ln£orm an empl..oyee
o£ any l..i..nd.t.a.tion o£ the d.epa.rt:m.en:t • s a.utho:ri:ty to fu.11..y
reso.l..ve. the grievance; and (c) suppl..y the emp.1.ayee with
the necessary ~o~tion to process his grievance to
th.e proper agency or authority.
(1..) Within th.:i..rty cal..end&.r days f.rcml the occu.:rre.nc:e of the
-.tte:r on vh.ich. a ccxnpl..a..J...nt ~ baaed, or wi.t.b...i..n five
bu.s:i..ness day-a L:rcxn his Jcnow1edqe of such oc:::cu...rre.nce ..
and d...Lac:us-si.on., an .-p1oyee -y file a fo~l.. written
qri.evance. Five cop:i..es of the depa..rtme.nt&1.. grievance
£02:211 ab&l...1 be compl..et.e.d by the esapl..oyee stating the
n.a:tu.re of the qri..eva.nce and the resnedy he requests £rc:.a
his depa.rt:me.nt.a1 uwa.nagement. The empl..ayee aha.1.l.. aubm..it
two copi.es to h.i.s ~i..a.te supervisor, one to the
Pers.onne1 Di-rector, one to e:mp1oyee orqa.n.i.zati.on and
reta...i..n the f:Lfth copy ...
(2) Wi:t.hi.n five bu•i..ne.ss days the i.2mDed.i..ate aupervi..sor
aha11. give h.i..s deci..s.i...on i.n wri.:t.J..ng to the emp1oyee
on the o:r.i..gi..na.1 copy of the grievance ...
(3) Wi.thi.n five ~in••• days fr~ hi.& receipt of the
aupervi...aor • • written de.ci.a ion and us i.ng the retu..rn.ed
ori..gi..na1 copy of the grie:vance :fo.J::a, the 8111P1~ -.y
appea~ to h.i-8 Depart.e.nt H-d ...
(4) Wi.th.i..n ten buai.neaa day& £~ the recaipt o~ the
em.p1oyee • a g-rievance, tb_e Depa~t Head or his
d.es:i.qnaged :rep:reae.ntati.ve who b.&.s not been :l.nvo1.vad.
vi.th the qrieva..nce .i..n prior 1eve1.s. ~ ..ak.e a
thor~gh :review of the qr:l..eva.n.ce, meet vi.th the prarti..es
i.nvo1ved and q:i..ve a ~i.tt.e:n decision to the ._p1oyee ...
:x.f the Depart:::me.nt Read or hi.& desi.gnated repreae.ntat..i.ve
fai.1 to gi.ve a dec:.i..a:l..on at the 1e.ve1 wit.bin the
apec:i.fi.ed ti.2De ~i.m.i.t, the forma1 gr.i..eva.nce wi...1l.. be
considered aett1ed i.n favor o~ the .-pl..oyee ~ the
..an.ner in whi.cb the emp1oyee stated his deai..re.d
aettl..ement in his written qri.evance ...
(5) Wi.th:J...n t.e.n bu&:i.n.ea.s days :frc::.a receipt o~ the Depart:-..:Dt
Head • a deci.aion the empl..oyee may apperrr.a.1 the dec:.Lai.on to
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The City Manager sha11 render a written decision
wi..:th:i..n five ca1e.nda.:r days from recei..pt of emp1oyee • s
g :r:i.eva.nce_ The em.pl.oyee tnaY "Withi..n twenty days appeal.
the Manager•s decision to the Career Service Commission
"WhOSe determ..i....nat.i.on thereon sha11 be f:i.na.l..
5 1.0 1.3 G RIEV ANCES -GENERAL IN CH.A.RA.CTER
:rn order to provide an effective mec.ha..nism whereby disagreement
bet-een certified em.pl.oyee orga.n:i.zati.on.s and management c:oncerni..ng the
i.nterpret.a.tion or appl.:i.cat:i.on of any of the provi-sions of the M.e.mora.ndu::m
of underst.a.ndi..ng affect:i...ng the rights of the parti..e..s o:r the worki...n.g con-
d..i.ti...on.s of a si.gn.i.f.i..ca.nt.1y :Large num.be:r of e:mpl.oyees in the unit may be
effect:i.vel.y :resol.ved# the fol.l.owing procedures shal.l. be fol.l.owed:
(a) Where the recogn..i..z.ed empl.oyee orga.n..i.z.a:t.i.on has reason to bel..i.eve
that ma.na.geme.nt i..s not co.rrec:t1y .i...nterp:ret1..n.g or a.ppl.yi.ng any of
the provi...si.ons of the Mezno2:&.Ddum. of Un.dersta..nd..i..ng .said eatpl.oyee
organ~zat~on may request 1n writing that a meetLng be he1d w~th
the Department H ead to n::.ake e.f:fecti.ve r~t.ions £or the
re.sol.ut~on of the m&tter with copi.es to t.h.e. Di..re.ct.or of Pe_r.sonne1-
Suc:h written request sha11 set forth i..n deta.:Ll. the facts g.i.vi.ng
ri.se to the request for the meet..i..ng and sha1.1. set forth proposed
recommendations sought.
Within ten busi..ness days of rece~pt of the request for such
meeti..n.g t.."'le pa.rt~es wil.l. meet for the pu..rpose of discussi.nq and
attempting to re.sol.ve the agreem.e.nt.s.
(b) Within five business days of such meeti..ng and in. the event the
matter is not satisfactoril.y resol.ved the empl.oyee organ:Lzation
sha.11 hAve the right to meet w ·ith th.e principal. representatives
of the City who have authority to resol.ve the nw!l..tter. For the
pu._spoae of this provi..sion the n~o&.n.a.geme.nt • s pri.ncipal. representative
aha.l..l. Dlea.n the c~ty Ma..naqer o.r h:Ls author:Lz.ed representative
i.nc1ud:i..ng the Director of Personnel..
(c:) Within ten business days after the meeti..ng provided i.n. (b) a.l::>ove,
i£ the m.a.tter is not sa.tLs£ac:tori1y resol.ved said qr.i..evance sha.11
be aubni.tted to the Boa.:rd of Ca..re•:r Se.:rv'i.ee ~.si.on.e:rs 'Whose
decision thereon sha11 be £Lna1.
(d) This Secti.on :Ls not i..nte.nded a..s a. substitute or a1te.x::nate for the
qrievance procedure set forth in S-10-12, but is Lntended to pro-
vide a procedure to resol.ve d~sagreements affectLng the rights of
the parti.es or d:Ls.a.g:reements ari.s:i.ng fran the app1i.c:a.ti.on o£ the
te~ of the Memorandum o£ Understanding affecti.ng a sign~icantl.y
1.a:rge number of empl.oyees i.n. the u.n.i.t, as di.st:Lngu:i..shed £ram th-e
rights o£ i.ndividua1 cmp1oyees.
S-10-14 PROCEDURAL ~GHTS AND OBL7GATXONS
Subject to appeal. to th.e Ccmmd ... ssion, the City Ma.n.ager sha11 have
the right to prCXDu1qa.te rul.es and requl..a.tiona gove.rn.ing the activity
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of cert~fied emp1oyee organLzations on City property, Lnc1uding
procedures for confer:r:Lng with m.a..na.ge.ment, use of bul..1et.:i...n bc:Joa.rds
and other City faci..1i..ti.e..s, and the sol...i.c.i.t.ati.on o£ ~ship.
Section 2~
Inasmuch as it i..s esse.nti..a.1 to i.m.pl..eme.nt the provisi..on.& of the
Charter Amendment heretofore passed pu.rsua.nt to its terms. City Counci...1
hereby f:i..nds and dete~es that an emergency ex.i.sts and that the ena.ct:ment
of the foregoing Ordinance i.s necessary for the ~ediate preservat~on of
publ..ic beal..th, peace. safety and good order , therefore this Ord1nance sba11
become effective upon pub1i.cati..on fo11ow~g £Lna1 passage.
:x.ntroduced, :read .i.n £u..1.1 and pa.sse.d on f:i...r&t reading on the ~
day of Fe.brua..ry, 1..973.
Publ...i.&hed as a. Bi.l..l.. for an Ord..i...nance on the ~ day of February,
1973 .
Bead by t_i_tl.e and pa_ssed on :r:i..na1 read..i...ng on the day of
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Series of 1973, on the
Publ...i.shed by ti.t1e as Ordinance No.
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ATrEST:
o££i..ci..o City C1erk
X. JCA.r1 F. No11e.nberge:r • do hereby cert.i.fy tha.t the a.l::JoVe. and
foregOing i.s a true. a.cc:::u.:ra.te and caalp1ete copy of the Ord.i...n&nce. passed
on fi..na1 , :rea.di...ng a..n.d pub1i.shed by titl..e as O.rd.:i.na.nce No. -----• Series of
1..973.
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCTL MEETING
FEBRUARY 20. 1973
Call to order. lnvoca.t:iOD by Dr. RublD. W\dn:l.er of the Seventh Day
Adveo._t:lst Church. pledge of allegl&.Dce led by the EDgleW"oodettes
4--H Group. and roll call.
Mlnutes ..
(a ) Regu..lar meeting of February s. 1973. (Copies eocloeed.)
2.. Scheduled vLattors ..
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Recogn_lt:lOD of ••special guests•• o£ the COUDCU ..
M.r .. Sam I...Dve wi.ll be present. on beha.U of the Englewood
Lions Club to :r:nake a special request to the Clty Ca..lcU ...
Representatives o'f 'the Englew-ood Cb.an1be.r of Cot::rt..nl.erce
will be present to reques-t a XD\Dl.lctpa..l goverzu:nem.t D1eDt-ber-
shlp l.n the Chamber of Con:unerce ..
Mr. Noel Hobbs W'Ul appear be.f'ore Council to present. an
award to the Clty on beba.1f of t.b.e Rocky Mountain Sectioo
of the AD1erlcan Water Works Aaaoclatton ..
Mr .. Leon G .. Van BelUncfuun. Vice Prea.lde.nt:-Corpora.te
I>evelopDl.ent. CablecOJ:D.-Geo.eral. Inc •• and Mr .. Robert.
Clark. Executive Vice President of Bill Daa.lel &r Aaeoclat:ea
(Mountain State Video). w1.11 be presem.t. t;o dl.acu.aa 91rttb
ColUlcll tb.elr CATV fra.nchlse.
Mr. I>oo Nesbitt of the fl.rul. ot: Lovell. Oanes Cr Nesbitt.
Company. cOD&ult:tn,g engineers,. wi.ll be preeent to :n::La.k.e
a presentation on the propooaed expanaiCXl of" the City's
Servlceo_t.er .
Mr. Robert Du.£ty. Atto.rn.ey reprelllfentlng the en:1ployee
associations. and Officer John Leydoo of the Engle..,-ood
Pollee I>epa.rtrnent will be present to dtscuaa tbe orcllD.ance
tmplementlng the charter a..Jnendrnent. rega.rdi.Dg eD1Ployee
relations.
3. CoJD..ID.u:nications -no acuon required.
(a) MeDlora:ndu:m to the Clty Council £roU1 the City Ma..a.ager
dated February 13 discussing CATV propoeal. (See lt:eUl
2(e) above.)
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AGENDA FOR
REGU LAR COUNCI L M.EETING
FEBRUARY 20. 1973
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3.. Cou:u:nun.lcatlons-no action required. (Coottnued)
(b ) Mlnu:tes of: the Board o.f Career Service COJ:D.Ul._laaloo..ers
meeting o:f J anua.ry 18., 1973.. (Copies enclosed. )
(c ) Minutes of" the Library Board m.eet:lng o:f February 6. 1973.
(Copies enclosed .. )
(d) Minutes of: the Parks and Recreattoo Co~nmlsaton l.'D.eet:tng
of" February s . 1973.. (Copies ea.cloaed .. )
(e) Minutes o"f the Pla.DJ1l.n.g and Zonlng CODl...Dl.lsstc.:~. m.eettng
of January 16., 1973.. (Copies enclosed.)
~) Financial report. l'or the month of January. 1973.. (Copies
enclosed.)
4.. CoXD.Dlunlcations -action recou:unended.
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MeJ:D.ora.ndu.:Dl. frotn. the Director of Public Works to the
City Manager dated February 2., 1973. dlacua:aLDc a pedes-
trian slgna.l across Federal Boulevard at. approxl:D1a.tely
Tuf"t.s Avenue. (Copies enclosed.)
Mexnora.ndum to the City COUD.cll LrOJ:D the Clt:y M.nager
da.ted. February 13 dl-acuaslng ctvll aDd pbllantb.roplc cOD-
t:rlbut:tons to various organl.&a.ttc:.:t._a. (Copies eacloaed .. )
Recouuneodatloo froiD the P'llaull.a.g 8Dd Z0111Dg Couunl.8sloa.
that the request. of' H. E. Lowdern::a.ilk. C01'D.J:aDY for va.catloa.
o:f a rtght.-oC-,..,_y be deo.ted. (Coplee of" meo:~.or-aadurn and
staff report enclosed ... )
MeJ:noranchu:n frotn the PlBDDi.Dg and Zonl.Dg COJ:D.D1l-l011
recOD'l.I:Dendlng a:ttend.ance o.f t,..,-o meJ:Dbers of" the C0D1.1Dl8al011
at the ASP<> COIUe.rence to be held ln Loa A.Dgelea frcxn.
April 7-12... (Copies ea.cloaed.)
Meu1ora.n.dUJn to ClW Council frOD:l the Co'Dl.cll appointed
Negot:tat:tng CoD:l..Dlittee 011 the Core Area Plan... (Copies
of rneDlorandu.J::n w-ith recOJ:D_Dl..ended. coot:ract enclosed ... )
MeJ:norandUJn frODl. the Director of" Ftna.nce to the Clty
Manager relative t.o the City Attorney's budget.. (Copies
enclosed ... )
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETYNG
FEBRUARY 20. 1973
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Ordinance on ft:n.a.l rea.dt.Dg a.Dleu.dlng Title V (Career Service)
of the '69 E. M. C. • by a.dd.l.Dg a new-chapter ent:ttled
.. 'Englew-ood E'J:nployee Relatl011.8•" Chapter 10. deft.D.t.Dc
rtght.a of en:1ployeea t.o o.rga.nt_ze and deterttl.l.ntng appropriate
repreaem.ta.tlcm. tD1lt.a and proceduree. (Pa.aaed 011 flrat
reading on February 5. )
Ordi.D.a.nce 01:1. ftn.al rea.cllng repealtDc and reeoact:I.J:ae Chapter
2. Title V. '69 E. M... C •• ea..tlt.led ••Aci.rntnlatratl011;•• -t:a.-
bllsbing a new Board OIL Career Service CoDUDI.eal«X1.era ..
(Passed 011 f'Lrat. reading February 5. )
Resolution o:f intent o'f the City Council to &DD.ex an area of
a .pproxbnately 181. acrea ln the vlct..nlty of Santa Fe and Untaa..
and aettl.ng a public hearing.
Attorney's choice.
Report regarding status of the extenatoo of Clark8oa. Street.
eou.th of Llttlet.cm. Boulevard ..
Report regarding the atat:u..s of" sanitary aeower euppleD~.emta
w1.tbln tbe City of Green'Wood Village ..
Consideration of: a request to ~tve t:he lb:nltatlaa rega.rd.l.ng
ernployn::t..ent o£ close relatives in tb.e elUDe DJ.uo.icipal depa.rt.-
ment..
Report rega..rdln.g cottlpe:nsatlon benefit. lncreaaea to u:a.u:nictpa.l
employees. (See encloeed meDJ..oranduDl. W'itb at:t.a.cluneot.a.)
Bill for a.n Ordl.n.ance changta.g the Peneiex~. Ft.m.d for ncm.-
emergency en:1ployees to perznt_t full veetlng at. five years
of eDJ..ployDl.ea.t. (Avail.a.ble at eeeaion.)
BUl for an Ord.l.nan.ce changing tbe wage plana for DJ.UDicipa.l
eJDployees and increa..elng the a.JDOUDt. of vaca..tton tbne days
for noo.-;eD1ergency. cla.ealfled eDJ.ployeee. (Available at
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FEBRUARY 20. 1973
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J (g) Reaolutlcm. e8ta.bltahl.Dc a .vage aDd cta..•l.ftca.tlcm. plan f"or
ncm.-e"Knergea.cy cl-alfted e:~Dployeea. (Available at eeealoa...)
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R..eeol:nDl.eDdation. tb&t: tbe ~ector oL Coaunt.B~.lt:y I>evelopznea.t
be permitted to attend the ASPO Cc.der-ce to be held l.D
Loa .Angeles Aprll 7-12.
Eetablleluneot. OJ!L a public heariDK da:te aa. a r eq.-t f'or a
apeclal events Uquo r per~Dlt: :for a st.. Pat:rtck•e a.cttvlcy at
the st. 'Loul& Catholic Church, 3310 South Sberu:tan street.
Manager's choice.
Recc::JtP~.ltlon. o:f ncxa-ecbeduled vlalt:ora.
General cn..cuaaLc:m..
(&) Mayor• a choice.
(b) C o t.D:lcll.J:n.lln •a cbolce ..
Ad.jou.rnD1eat:.
STANLEY H. DlAL
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CXTY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
FEBBDARY 20, 1973
REGULA.R ME.E'T :I:NG :
The City Counci.l. of the City of Engl.ewood, Arapahoe COUnty,
Col..orado, met i.n requl..,.a_r aeaai.on oo. February 20, 1..973 at 8 :03 P.M.
Mayor Senti, prea:Ld.ing,. cal.l..ed th.e meeti..n.g to order.
The i.nvocati.on was given by Or. Rubin Wi.a.-r of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church .. and the Pl..edge of Al.l.~ce w-.a l.ed by the
Engl.ewoodettea 4-H Group.
'l:be Mayor aak:ed for ro1.1. cal.~. Upoc:t. the e&.11 of the rol.l., the
fo1.1owi.nq were preaent:
eounc:l...l.. ~· Henn.i..n.g,. Dh.or.:l.ty,. B~. Bl.•••:l.ng,. s .c:hn&c:lc.enJ:>e.rq,
Senti. ...
The Mayor decLared a qu.oruma pre.eent ...
Ci.ty Manager Dial.
Ci.ty Attorney aer.ard.i.ni
Aeai.stant City Manager McCown
Director of FLD&n~ Nol..l.enberqer
COUNCILIIA.N DHORXTY t«:>VED AND COUNCZ::LoJIIa.N BLESSXNG SECORDED A MC7I"XON
THA.T THE MINt7rES OF THE REGOXAR MEETING OF FEB~ 5, 1.973 BE A.PPR:)VE[) AS
READ. Opon the c:al.l.. o£ the rol..l.,. the vote r-ul..t..ed. a• fol.l..ows:
Ayes: eoun._c.i.l. "-bera Schnac:lc.enl::>e.rg,. Db.ori.ty,. B .rown, Bl.esai.ng,
Senti..
Nays: None
.Absent : Counc:l...l.. M41B&ber Sch-al:;) ...
Mayor Senti. rec:ogn:Lzed the :fol..l..owi..ng Special. Ci.t:L&en Proqr.allll
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Mr. Dennie Rademacher,. 3730 So. E1ati. Street, P:reci..nct. No. 4.
Mr. ~ Mrs. Leonard R.c:Jwe, 2060 Ea.at Eaat::-an Avenue, Preci..nct No. 7 ...
Mr • .ti. M.ra. HOIMiard Ranum, 4570 So. :Kn.ox Court, Prec:Lnct No. 13.
M.r. El..of c. Jobna~ and Mr ... Cb.ri..a JohnSon, 4942 South She~n
Street, P:rec::Lnct Mo. 1.6.
Mr. s--Love waa preae.nt on beh&l..£ o£ the Engl..ewood Li..on.a Cl..ub
to make a ·~c:i.&l.. :requeat of the City Council...
Mr. Love gave a b~tory o£ -rl..y Engl.....aod... He atated that the
Lion.• Cl..u.b deai...red to have a Pl..acer ca-p day on the t.b.J....rd Saturday .i..n June
i..n ~r to c rate the £i...rat aettl.-.nt i..n the E:ngl..ewood ar--.. Be
::requ.-ted. both the Ci..ty of Enr;rl.ewood and the ~r of C~rce to hel..p .i...n
the cel...nrati..on o£ PLacer ca.p Day, and the ~ baa al...r-.dy concurred.
He requested that the City decl.&re Pl..acer ca..p Day an offi..c::i.&l.. Engl..ewood.
ho.1i.day.
CX>t:JNC~ HENNING t«>VED AND COUNCXLIUUi DHORITY SECONDED A
MOTXOI!iil '1"0 REQOEST THE C:XTY A"r1"0.RNEY TO DRAW UP A P~XON O.ECLILRXNG
THE THX.RD SAT'URDA.Y XN JUNE AS PI.ACE.R CAMP J::JA.Y. Upon the cal..l.. o£ t..b.e rol..l..,
the vote resul..ted •• fol..l..a-a:
Ay-: CCJ~UD.c:i..J.. ~.ra Sc:::hnac~rg, Henn.i...ng, Dbori..ty, Brown,
Bl..aaa:Lng, Senti...
Nays: None
Absent: Counci..l. ~r Sc:b.wrab.
'1'be Mayor decl..a.red the .oti.on ca.rri.ed..
Mr. ~ett CU..r:ry appeared be1"ore CCJI'UD.c:l.1 rep:r-enti..ng the
Eng.l......aod Chluaber or. Cc=-rce to requeat a ~:1.c:l.pa1 go..,...rn:me.nt SD.-berahi.p
in the cna.ber o~ C~rce_
He stated that he --.. reczu••ti...ng a donati.on. o£ $10.,000 r.rCIIIIl the
Ci.ty o£ Eng1~-M.r. curry gav. a b.rJ..er. deac.r:l.pti.on. or. the ro1e and
responaLb:l.1:l.t:l.•• o~ the ~r and :l.t• rel..a.t:l.onah:l.p to the City_
Counc:L:UIIan B1eaai.ng :Lnqu:l..red whether the ..-be.rah:l.p wou.1d be oi!
a con.t:l.nu:i..ng nature. Mr. CUrry rep1:1.ed t.hat that wou.l.d be at the p1--•u.r•
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Cou..nc:Ll.wom.an He.n.n.i..nq i...nqu:l.:red as to how the parti..cu...l..a:r dol.La.r
r.:Lqure was deri.ved. Mr. Curry stated that i.t was 20' or the Ch.amber•s
budget boaaed on. the Lact. that th.e C:l..ty was the l...argeat bus:i..n.ess wi:thi...n
the c:aa.a.u..ni. ty •
Council.w~ Henn.:i...ng stated that the City • a effort :Ln. the re-
devel.~t of the Core Area and i.t.a coat abou1d be l.oo.k.ed at as part of
the City • • coa.t.ri.buti..on.
Cou.n.ci.l..man Bl.easi..ng stated that fu..rthe.r di.acu.asi..on between the
Challabe.r and the Ci.ty was necessary before th.i.s question cou1d be resol.ved.
MX. Noel. Hobbs ...... p:r .. e.nt before Cou.nc::i-1 to pr-en.t an awrard to
the Ci.ty on beha-l.£ of the Rocky Mounta:Ln Sec:t.ion o£ the ~:Lean Water
Works Association.
He stated that the Asaoc:i..ation. rec:ogn.:l..zed ita chapters i...n the
fi.el.d o£ caa.au.ni.ty .rel..ati.on.s.. The Ci.ty o:f Eng1.8'WCJIOC! had won the regional.
entry award and i.t..s entry wou..1d go to the national.. i.:n :r...aa Vegas ro:r judcp:aen.t
for the nati...on.a1 -......_rd. He preaented the award to Mr. Ch.a.:rl.es C&rrol.l.,
DLrector oL Ut:l.l.i..t:l.ea.
Mr .. Leon G. Van Bel.l.i..ngham, Vi..ce-Pxeai..de.nt of Corporate Devel..opment,
C&.bl..ecc.n-Gene..ral., x.nc., and Mr. Robert. Cl..ark, Exec:uti.ve Vice President of
Bi.11 'Dani.el.. & Asaoci..ate.a were p.reaent to d _i..ac:::uas wi..th Council.. their CAT'V
franchise.
Mr. Cl..ark. stated that CATV di..d not get off the ground i..n 1..967 i..n
the Denver area due to the oppoai.ti.on of the l..oc.al.. stations. When the FCC
fLnal..l..y al..l..owed CATV recentl..y, Ci..ty Manager Dial.. requested the FCC to hol..d
up Mount.ai..n States Vi.di.o • a appl..icati.on due to the tremendou..a c:ha.nges i.n
CATV tech..nol.ogy and devel.opment a:l.nce 1967. The i..nvest:ment i.n the Ci.ty of
Engl..ewood woul..d be between l.. and 1..; mi.l..l..i.on dol..l...&r-a. Bi.l..l.. D&n.iel..s and
Associ..ates, or Mountain States Vi.deo, -as ask.i.n.g for the opportunity to
neqot:Late wi.t.h the Ci.ty of Eng.l.....,..ood on.ce agai..n to start t.b.e f:ranc:h:Lae since
the FCC i.a :nCJIW' al..l..owi.ng CATV i..n the area.
The Ci.ty of Engl..ewood woul..d get $21,000 per year i..n franch:Lae taxes
from a CATV station.
Cou.nci.l..~.n Henni.ng i.nqu.ired as to the general.. ru.l..es of the FCC
on CATV. M.r. C1ark. repl..i.ed that the FCC i.a attem.pt.i..ng to ma.k.e CATV :m.ore
responai.bl.e. The :new regul..ations cal..l.. for a mi..n_:Ua:um. of 20 cha.nnel..s to be:
provi..ded by carri..ere of CATV. One c:h.&.n.nel.. must be a publ..i.c service c.h.a..n.nel..
uaabl..e for publ..i.c c:.ausea. x.n add.iti.on, there :m.u.st be an edu.c::ati.onal.. channel.
for use by school...s i.n the area., and addi.ti.onal..l.y there must be a l.oca.l..
goverrunent channel.. w-hi..c:.h coul..d tel..evise such things as Council.. JDeeti.ngs.
Th.e FCC ru.l.es are very det&i..l..ed a.n.d are en.forced by cancel..1at~n of permits. • •
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Ci.ty .Manager Di.-.1. stated t..b&t :1...:f Mounta:Ln States Vi.deo o.:f.:fe.rs
another city J...n the area a. better dea:L than they are o££er-i....ng the City of
Eng~.....,.ood., then our contract wou.1.d autc:.a.ati.c:a:LJ..y receive the sam.e benefit
rate.
Counci.~ Brown stated that the City Counci1 needed to :Look at
the costs of CATV and its benefits to get the best avai.LabJ..e for the City
of E:ng:Lewood.
Mr .. Don Nesbitt of the fi.~:m of Love:L.l., Oanes & Ne.s.bi.tt ec..pany,
c~u1ti..ng enqi...neera, was preae.nt to Dl&k.e a presentation on. th.e p:ropo-.ed
e.xp&.naion. of the Ci.ty • a Servi.center ..
C :l :ty Na.r.t.ager Dial.. stated that ~--ha,. t:a.en. -.z::.arlced i...n t.be
Revenue S:b.a..rinq Fund for the conatruct.i.on o£ this bui...l.d..i..n.q. The .nog:l..n--..rs
have coap1.eted the basics of the d._.i.qn and wi.1...l. s tart th.e detai..1..S
speci...fi.cati.on.a soc:wn.. The £ac.i...1.:J.:t:y -1..1.1. bo.l...d the Lunct.ic::J~D..e ~ "'ii'a.r~
depart:ment.-..1. operati.ona ..
Cou.nc:L1.JD&n Schwab entered the rOCJID at 9:08 P .. M ..
Mr. Ne:sbi.tt gave a qe..n.eza1. deecr:l.ption of the Se.rvi..cen_t.e.r
arch.J..tectu.ral. pLan.. He stated that he hoped to be 01r1 the bi.d ..rket
&a.Det~ i...n April.. :i...n order to have the :faci.1.ity .ri.n.i..ahed. by a year r~
now. Many of the el..-.nts of the buil..di.nq -i...l..l.. :be pre-en9~..r.d
con.at.ruct.i.on.
City Manag-er Di..a1 stated. t.bat the o:rga.ni..za.ti.ona1 st.ru.ctu..re or a
serv1center area -1.1..1.. be defined Later this .spr:l..n.g.
M:r . Robert Du.fty, Attorney. --• present representing the eaapl..oyee:s
a.ssoci..ati.on, and Offi..cer John Leydon of the Engl..e-aod Pol..:i.ce Deprra:rta:lient was
present to discuss the ord.i..nance imp~ellllenti...ng the charter ame.nd:m.ent regarding
empl..oyee reLations_
Mr. Dufty stated tha.t he woul..d l..i...ke to reiterate the empl..oyees
di.szmay w ·i:t.h the ord:i..nancea i.n the one parti.cu.l.ar area o:f :reeponsi.bil..i.ty o:f
the Personnel.. Director. He stated that the system. as i.t is set up :i.e not
designed to be com.pl..etel..y fair and that the <81Dp1oyees bad requested hi.m to
cc:xne before theaa again i..n order to encourage the Council.. to have the
Personnel.. DLrector report to the Board of Career Service Commissioners.
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0£-r'i..ce..r Leydon stated that the City empl.oyees, the Board o£ C&reer
Service Cc:xam..i.aai..oners, the Per&O%Ulel. D:L.rector, and the Ci.ty Ma...nage..r were the
i...nd.:i.vi..dua~a most ac:utel.y .i..nvol..~d. -i.th thi.a o.rdi.na._nce. Three out of four o~
those fel.t that the Personnel. O:L.rect.or shoul.d report to the Board o.L c.a.reer
Service CCXI:IIl\.issi.oners. He fel.t that the fourth :Lnd.i.vi.du&l. shou1d be wi.11:i..ng
to com.p::ram.i..se at this t:l.m.e.
A JIM!II!IDO.:ra..ndum to th-e City Council. £ram the City Manager dated
February 13th di..scussing the CAT'\/ proposal. was recei .. :ved. for the record.
The DLi...nu:tea o£ the Board of C...r .. r Service C~&i..on..e..rs JD&eti..ng
oL January 1.8, 1973 --r• rec.ived for the record.
The m.i...nu·tes of the Li.brary Board meeting of February 6, 1973
rec::ei.ved for the record.
The m.i..nutes of the ParkS and R.ec:r .... ti..o:n. Cc:x:mni.ss::L.on Dleeti..ng of
February B, 1973 were received for the record.
The m.i.nutes of the Pl.a..nn:i..nq and Zoning eoa.ai..aa:L.on meeting of
January 16, 1973 were received for the record.
The f:Ln.a.nci..al. report for the month of January, 1973 was received
for the record ..
Cou.n.cii. received a mem.ora.ndUDt. from the Director of Pu.hl..ic Works
to the City Manager dated February 2, 1973, discussLng a pedestrLan signal..
Federal.. Boui.evard at approx~tei.y Tu£ts Avenue~
Ci.ty Ma..n.ager Di.a.1 stated that i..f the Council.. desi...r-ed. to do so,
there i..s a strong poaai..b:i.l..ity that the State of Co1o:rado wi11 a11ow the
City to put a pedestrLan croaaLng on Federal.. between St&n£ord Drive and
Stanford PLace on the west.
Director of Publ..i.c Works Waggoner stated that the intersection
croaaLng wou1d coat approximatel..y $3,500~ II • •
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED AND COUNCXLMAN SCH:NJILCICENBERG SECONDED A
MOTION TO DrREC'T THE C:J:TY MANAGER TO ARRANGE FOR A PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL BE:"1WEEN
STANFORD DRIVE AND STANP"'RD PLA.CE ON FEDERAL BOULEVA.RD. Upon the c:a1.1 or the
ro:l.1, the vote resu:l.ted as fo11owa :
Ay .. :: Cou.nc.L1 ~-Schwab, Sc:hnackenbe:.rq, Henn:.l.nq, Dh.ori..ty,
Brown, B:l.eaa:l.n.g, Senti..
Nays : None
Absent: None
The Mayor dec:.l..a.red the mot:Lon ca.rri.ed.
Council.. received a memorandum from the City Manager dated
Febo.ru-.ry 13th cu._acuaai.ng c:i.v-1.~ and pb.L.1ant.hropi.c eontx.i.buti.ons to vari.ous
orga.n_j...&at.iona.
COUNCX~ DI:IOR.l:TY MOVED AND COONC:r.LMAN B.LE-S.SrNG SECONDED A MOTION
TO A.LLOCATE THE IN'TER-FAX"l:H TASK FORCE, $3,000: THE COMMUNITY A.:RTS SYMPHONY,
$2,500; M£'A.LS-oN-WHEELS, $700: LIB.RA.RY RE.Rr'rAGE, $500. Upon the c:a11. of the
ro1l.., the ~te raau:l.ted. as £ol.-1CJI'W'II:
Ayes: Co"unc:i.1 Meulbera: Sc:b..naek.enbe.rg, Henn.J..n.g, Dh..o.ri.ty, Brown,
Bl..essi.nq, Senti.
Nays: Cou.nci.1. "'-Dber Schwab-
Absent: None
The Mayor dec.l..ared the 1110t:i.on carried.
Cou.nc:i.1. received a rec:CX~~~DeDdati.on from the PI..a.nni.ng and zon.i..ng
COIIIImli...s&i.on that the request o£ H. E. Lowd.erm...i.lJc. Company for vacati.on of a
ri.ght-o£-way be denied.
CX>UNC:XLWOMAN HENNING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BBDWN SECONDED A MOT:XON
TO A.PP:RIOVE THE :RECX>MMENDAT:XON OF THE PI.ANNING AND ZONZNG CQIMMISS:XON WH:XCH
OEN:I:ED THE R.l:GHT-oF-wAY VA~:XON REQUEST OF H. E. LCJWDE.RMXLK COMPANY. upon
the ca11 of the ro11, the vote :resu1ted as fo1_1ows:
Ayes: Cou.nc:i.1. Mednt>e:rs Sc:b~, Sc:hnac:lc.enberg, He.n.n.i.ng, Dhor:i..ty,
Brown, B1e.ssLng, Senti.
Nays: None
Absent : None
The Mayor dec1&:red the JDOti.o.n carried.
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Coun.c:i..1 received a. llleiiDlO.r&ndu:m from. th.e Pl...a..nn.i.ng and Zon~g
CCJaml.issLon rec~din.q attendance of two Dlloi!!IIIDbers of th.e ec.:ami.ss:Lon at the
ASPO Conference to be hel..d i....n Los Angel..es frc:.n Apr:Ll. 7-1.2 ...
Ci:t:y Manag-er Dial. stated that it bad been budgeted for two
i..ndi.vidua1s f:r<XD the P.La.n.n:i..n.g and Zo:ni...ng Coamrl..as:i..on to attend.
COONCXLMAN SCHWAB MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SCHNACKENBERG SECCliNDED A
MOTION TO ALLCJW '1'WO OF THE PXANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEMBERS TO A.T"rEND
THE A.SPO CONFERENCE :rN LOS ANGELES. Upon the cal..l.. of the :rol.l., the vote
resu.l.ted as fol.l.OWS:
Ayes: Counci.l. Members Sch~, Sc:::l'u1.ackenberq, Henning, Dhori.ty,
Brown, Bl.easLng, Senti.
Nays: None
Absent: Non.e
The Mayor dec::1.ared the IDO'ti.on c:arrJ...ed ..
Counc::Ll. received a ~:randum f!:rc:xn the Counci...l.--ppoi..nt.ed
Negot:i..at:i.ng Coalarl.ttee on the Core A.r-Pl..an.
Cc::l!U.nc::i.:t..&n Dhori:ty :l..nqu.i..red •• to wh-.n. fi...nal. de~t.i..oo aa the
second part o£ the study, the :rec::r-ti.CX"tal.. pha.-, wou1d be det.e~-City
Manaqer D:Lal. atated that there _._. $3,000 i...n. t..b.J...• total. c:ont.rac:t for a
rec.r-.tional. atu.dy. An option in the cc::M1.t.rac:t al.l.ows for a -parate •tu.dy
to be done i.:L the City ao deai.re.a. The San F~ci.sc:o fi.rla wou.~d pre~e:r not
to take on the rec:reati.on-.1 ISU..lC'V'eY since :l:t: i..a not w:i..t:h.in the.i..r no.x::.a1
e.xpe.:rt:l.ae area. They wou.1d. hCliiW'e'V"er. take :l.t: :1.£ i..t: were forc..c! upon t:h-..
COUNCX~ DBORIT'Y MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSrNG SECONDED A MOTION
TO DXREC'T THE MA.YOR TO SXGN THE AGREEMENT ON THE CORE AREA PLIUI W'Z.TH 'rHE Pxmt.
OF ENVXRDNMENT.AL PLANNING AND RESE.AI'CH. XNC. Upon the ca11 of the :ro11. the
vote resu1t:ed as fo1.10WS:
Ayes: Council.. Members Sc:::hnackenberq* Henning. Dhor:l..ty. Brown*
Bl..e.&ai..ng, Se.nt:i...
Nays: Cou..nc:l.1 Member Sch--.b.
Absent: None
The Mayor decl..a:red the mctti..on ca:rri..ed ...
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Counci.1 received a memorandum from the Director of F~ce to
the City Manager reLative to the Ci.ty Attorney•& budget.
Ci.ty Ma..naqe..r Di.al.. at..ated that the meD~C:ra.ndum. ste!lmD.ed frCUl the
di.scu.a:ai..on.s between the City Attorney and the o:Lrector of Fi...na.nce ..
C ounci..l..J:D&n Dhori.ty stated that i.t --.a hard to be~ieve that the
cost of th-i.a c:h.a.nqe -ou.l..d be $26,000. City Attorney Be..rardi..n.i. rep1:l.ed that
i.n essence, he --.a ta.1.ki..ng about a new concept :Ln. l..eg-.1 wo:rk. for the City.
A 4-day court ::L.s, i.n essence. a ful..l.. ti..me position for any judqe a..nd a1ao
:requi..res a r.ul.1 t:Uae prosecut.l..ng attorney.
City Manager Di.al.. s-tated tl"'At the eta££ woul.d c:orme b&c:Jc. with an
additional.. estLmate on the coat of remode1:Lng once final. pLans are made.
City Attorney Ber.ardini stated that the need for these peopl..e
aC"Ute and shou.J...d be done as soon •• poaai..bl.e.
Council. went i .. n:t.o a gene.r-.1 di.sc:uasi.on of the 1.89&--1 needs and
pe.raon.n.e1 of the City.
The C:l.ty Attorney i.ntrodu.ced an o.rd.J...na.nce on fi..nal. :r-d..i.ng ~di..n.g'
Ti.tl..e v o£ the 1.969 Engl...-ood Municipal.. Code by addin9 a new chapter entit1ed
... E.ng.J..evood Eblp.J..oy-~l..ati...on.s .... C'h.apt.e.r J..O, d•£i.ning' rights o£ -.p.J..oy.._s to
organize and det.ex:.....i.n:i.ng appropriate repr-entati..on units a..nd procedure•.
IN"TRRDUCED AS A BXLL BY C'CJIONCILMA.N BLESSING
BY AU".1'HORXT'Y
O:RD~CE NC>. 2, SER.XES OP 1..973
AN ORDrNANCE AMENDING TITLE V, •CAREER SERVICE ... , OF THE •69 E.M ... C,. BY
ADDING A NEW' CHA.P'TER '1'HERE""l.", ENTXTLED ... ENGLEN<XJD EMPLOYEE :REL&TXOHS ... ,
CHAPTER J..O, DEFINING R.XGHTS OF EMPLOYEES '1"0 ORGANIZE POR "I'HE PURPOSE
OF BEPRESEN"rATXON; DETE~NATXON OP APPRDPR.XATE :EMPI.DYEE REPBESENTATXON
UNITS; CE:Rrr:FXCATXON AND DECERrr:FXCATXON PR>CEDORES; HE:A.R.rNIGS;J ~ASSES,
GRIEVANCES AND PROCEDURAL R.IGEU'S AND OB.LrGA.TXONS ; AND DECLA~t.XNG AN
EMERGENCY.
COUNCILMAN BLESSXNG MOVED AND COONCXLMA.N BR:JW'N SECONDED A MOTIOH
TO APPROVE O.RDZNANCE NO. 2, SERrES OF .1.973. Upon the oa.J..J.. of the ro11, the
vote reau.J..ted as fo.J..1ows:
Aye•: Coun.ci..J.. "'-bexs Schwab, Sch.nac:ke:nberq, Henn..i...ng, Dh.ority,
Brown, B1ess:Lng, Senti.
Nays : None
Absent: None
The Mayor decLared the motion carried.
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The Ci..ty Attorney introduced an ord.i.nance on fi...n-.1. readi..ng
repeal..i.ng and ree..nact.i.ng Ch.apter 2, Ti..tl..e V o~ the 1969 En.g1ewood. Muni.c.i.p-.1.
C od.e, en.tit1ed '"Adm.:i..n..i.st.rat:i.on"; est&bl..i..shi..ng a new' Bo&.rd o£ career Se.rv-ice
Cc::xrani.aa :Loners ...
Counci..l..woman Henning stated that the Per•onne1 Director, in her
mi...nd, £unc::ti.on..s depart:2Dent ht!loll.d and needs to be reapons:i..b1e to Council. • s
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XNTRODUCED AS A BI.LL BY COUNC X LMAN DHOR.l:TY.
BY AUTHOR.:t:TY
ORDINANCE NO . 3, SERIES OF 1.973
AN ORDINANCE ~PEALING AND REENACTING C.HA.PJER 2, TITLE V, OF THE •69 E.M.C .. ,
ENTXTLED "A.DMXNISTRATXON", ES"I!ABLISRXNG A NEW BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE
(X)MM.ISSXONERS , PROVIDJ:NG FOR THEXR A.PPO:rN"l-"MENT AND ELECT'XONJ TERM OF
OFFXCE; ESTA.BLXSH:rNG PRC>CEDORES FOR ~ION , ELECTION, RECALL AND
REMOVAL OF A..PPOl:NTED AND ELECTED ~SIONERS , IN HAMI«>NY Wrr& THE
PROVXSIONS OF SECTXON 1.37 AND 1.38 OF A.RrXCLE XV OF THE ENGLEWCX>D fiCIIME
RULE CHARTER, AS AMENDED, BY VOTE OF THE Qta..LZFIED ELECTORS ON NOVE:MBE.R 7,
1.972.
(Copi..ed i..n fu1.1. i..n the O£fi..ci..al.. Ordinance Book ... )
COUNCX~ DI:IOR..XTY MOVED AND ClOONCXx...MAN SCHNACXENBE.BG SECX>HDED A
MCJITXON TO APPROVE ORDXNANCE NO. 3, SERIES OF 1.973. Upon th• ca.1.1. o£ the rol.1.,
the vot4: rea·~ted ._.. f o 11ows :
Ay--: Counc:i.1 ~ra Sc::l::nllab , Sc:.hnac:kenbe..rq , ~. Dbo rity.
81-e.i.ng, Sen.t.i...
Absent : None
The Mayor dec.l.ared the mot:Lon carried.
The City Attorney :l.ntroduced a reao1ution of intent of the C:Lty
C ou.nc::L1 to annex an area. of apprax:i.J:Date1y l..Bl.. ac:rea in the v-:Lc:l.nity o.:f
Santa Fe and Un.:Lon, and eettL.ng a pub1:Lc h.-..r:l.nq.
C::l..ty Attorney Be.:card..i..ni. ••e.n:t t.t:u::ougb the 1egal.. xa..:L.ficat.:Lons of
the a.nn.exatL:n1.
RESO LVTXON NO. 8, SERIES OF 1973
A RESOLUTION OF rNTENT OF THE CXTY COlJ!rrK:XL OF THE CrrY OF ENGLEWOC>D , COLORADO
TO ANNEX AN AREA OF lAND TOTALXNG 181...229 ACRES MORE OR LESS, AS HEFIE~
MORE PARTICUYARLY DESCRXB.ED;: AND SETTXNG A DA.TE, TXME AND PLACE OP HEARXNG
THEREON$ AND DIREcrXNG THE CrTY CLERX-TREASURE.R. OP THE CXTY OP ENGLEWOOD TO
G .X:VE NOTICE OF SAID HEA.R.XNG AS REQO'XRED BY LAW . --
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COUNCILMAN OHOR.ITY MOVED AND c::xxJNCILMAN SCHWAB SECONDED A MOTXON
TO PASS RESOLOTJ:ON NO. B, SER.IES OF 1.973 AND TO SET A P'UBLXC HE.A.RING ON
APRIL 16TH ON THE QUESTION:. Upon the ca11 of the ro11, the vote reau1ted
as fo11.0'WS:
Ayes: Counc11 Members Schwab, Schnackenberg, Dhority, Brown,
B1.ess~g. senti.
Nays : Counc:i1 Mei:Dber He.nn.i...n.g.
Tb.e Mayor dec1..&..red. the motion carried.
City Manaq•:r Di..a1 began a report :reqa.rd.:i..n.g the ata.tus or the
exten.-ion of C1.arkaerrn. St..reet south o£ Li.tt1.eton Bou.1.eva.rd, and the status
o~ aa.ni.tary •---r supp1eme.n.ta wi..th~ the C.i..ty of Greenwood Vi.1Lat;Je.
He stated that he had met with the Mayor o.f Greenw"C>>d, the f:Lrm.
.:l..n.vo1.voed, and aoaa.e --..hers o.f the ata.f.f, at which t:J..J.e it waa dec::i.d.ed th.at
the City o.f Greenwood vou1d provide the :ri.ght-of--ay necessary for a street
ext..end.:l..n.g frCXD L.i.tt1eton Bou.1evard to Orchard in a1.i..qra:a.ent W'i.t.h C1.-.z::ka.on.
"ft:l.e pl..an bad a1.1.owed. for a br:J..d.qe over Orc:bard.. Thi.a dec:Lsi.on W'OU.l..d r•serve
the ri..qht-o£--.y wi.thout any def:Lni.te pLans for c:onstxuct:Lon at t.hi.a t~.
Coun.ci....l...ma.n Schwab atated. t.bat he d.i.-q:r--.4 on the basis t.br.at
Greenwood Vi...11aqe ahou..l.d. not be h.e.l.d .i.n abeyance on a a ·pot. baa~ of t.b.i.a
sort. I.:f the Ci..ty of EngJ....wood were qoJ...ng to use ~ auppJ..~t:.• as a
~ ov.r other peopJ...e•a h-.da. t.he.re ought to be a pol...i..cy -.de to t.bat --Counci..:LJ.a.n Dhori..ty stated that this action ahouJ..d neve.r have been
._de necea-.ry. but ......__. forc:::ed due to G:r-..::llW'OOd Vi..J..l.aqe • a act.:l..o:n.
CX>UNCILMAN BRClWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SCHNACKENBERG SECX)NOED A
MOT:I.Clti: TO GRANT SAN-rr.ARY s -EWER SUPPLE.MEN'rS NO. 2, 3.; 4, AND 5 XN GREENWOOD
V:I.LXA.GE ON THE CONDITION TI::IAT THE R.J:Gll'r~F.....w.AY J:S SECURED THROUGH THE PLA.T
TO "rHE SATISFACTION OP THE CXTY S"rA.FF AND A.DDITI.ONALLY THAT GREENWOOD
VX:x...J:.A_GE SECURE THE OO'!iiSENT OF ~ CXTY OF' ENGL.Ew-000 BEFORE VACA'1"XON OF
".rHAT R.IGHr-oF-wAY ANY TXME DORING THE NEXT 5-YEA..R. PERIOD. Upon the ca.J..J..
o~ the ro1.1., the vote res-u..J..ted a.a :fo.1.1ows:
Ayes: Counci1 ~.ra Sc.hnaclc.e.nberg, Henni.nq, Dho:rity, B:rQIIWn,
B.l.eas:l...n.g • Senti..
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Council.. began con.s:i.de.r:ati.on of a request to ,.._i..ve the l..:i.m...i..tati..on
regarding em.pl..oy:m.en.t of c1ose re:Latives :l..n the same JDUD.i.ci..pal.. depa.rtment ...
Ci.:ty Manager D:Lal.. sta:ted that the young man who had appeared
before Council.. at the Last DM!!eti..ng had requested an a.n.s-er frc:::ma. Council.. on
thi..s :La .sue.
Cou..nc:i.l..won:t.an Hen.ni...ng stated that she fel..t t.b.at the Counci.1 ought
to re--ff::L.r:m the R.eaol.uti..on of February 1.2, 1.971., vh.i.ch prohibited cl..oa:e
re1ati.ves from work.i...ng w:i..th.i..n the same department ...
CouncL~n Bl..ess:Ln.g stated that he fel..t that we shoul..d al..l..ow
chi.l..d.ren to fol..l.ow :Ln. their father • & footsteps, and thi.s resol..ution. --._a
very prohi.bi.ti.ve.
OOUNCXIMOMAN HENNING MJVED AND COUNC:r..LMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION
TO RE-AFPIBM THE RESOLUTION OF FEBR.t:JA.R.Y 12, 1.971.... Opon the oal..l.. of the rol..l..,
the -vote :r.aul..ted as fol..l..OWS:
Ayes: Council.. Members Sc::h~, Schnac:k.en.berg, He.n.n.i...ng, Db.o.ri.ty,
BrOIWD, Senti.
Absent: Non-e
The Mayor dec1a.red the motion c:a.rr:i.ed ...
City M&.nage.r D:i.al.. began a report ~rd.:Lng :l.nc:r--••• to wau.n.icipa.J.. ~l..oy-a. H• discussed a
to eounc:i.l...
s: n-t:Lon beneL:l..t
that he had -ri..tten
Counci..l..~ Re.nni...ng i..nqo:L..red as to ~y the appropriati...on i..n the
budget was so fa r o ff of the actu.a1 cost.. Ci..ty Manag-er Dial. stated t.bat
essentLal..l.y, i..t was because Pha.se 2 had gone o££.
Cou.nci..1n.an Schwab i...nquired as to the present status o£ tb.e 5. 5'-
qu.i..del..ine.. Ci.ty Ha.n&ger Di..&l.. stated that tho qui...de1i...nes are not of~, but
that they are vol.unta.ry. i...n that orqa.ni...&at:Lan.s of 1ess than 1.,000 .-npl..ayeea
need not even JDA:Lntai.n records.
I.NTRODUCED AS A BrLL BY CCJUNCI.LMJILN BBICJNN.
A BXLL FOR
AN ORD:I:NANCE AMENDr:NG TITLE V • CI:IAP"'rER 9 • A.RrXCLE X • RELA.T:rNG TO "DIE C:rrY OF
ENGLEWOOD RETIREMENT PLAN, SECTIONS 36 AND 37, •69 E.M.C., BY ES~LXSHrNG
THE TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS .AFTER FIVE ( 5) YEARS OF CRED:rr£0 SER.V:rCE 1
AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PA.RI."S OF ORDI~ :r:N COHFLICT HE.REINITH ..
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COUNCXLMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SCHNAC:ICENBERG SECONDED A
MOTION TO APP~VE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CHANGXNG THE P 'ENS::I:ON FUND PO.R
NON-EMERGENCY EMPLOYEES TO PERMIT FULL VESTING AT FIVE YEARS OF EMPLO~NT.
Upon the c:::a1.1. of the ro1.1., t.l1e vote :reau1.ted as ~o1.1ows:
Ay._.: Council. Members Sc::h-ab, Schnackenber-g, Hen.n.i..nq, Dbo.rLt:y,
BrOIWXl, B1 .. ai.ng, Senti.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decLared the motion carried.
A BILL FOR
AN ORD:X:NANC.E AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 4, SE.cr'XON 1, •69 E.M.C., ENT:rrLED
-ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION)~ ACCRUAL; Q~XFICATXONS-, BY .REVXS:l:NG ANNt.IAL LEAVE
ACC~TION FOR. EMPLOYEES XN THE CXA.SSI::FXEI> SE.RV'Xc::::E; REPEALXNG AND RE-
ENA.C'TXNG CHAP"'1"ER. 6, ENTITLED -COMPENSATION-, SEcriON:S 8, 9 AND 10, •69-
E.M.C.,. BY ADOPTING A ~ TABLE FOR SA.LIUU:ES AND WAGES OF ALL Cl:.ASSIPXED
EMPLOYEES OF THE C:rrY.
COUNCIJ:.MOMAN BENNING K:>VED AND cc:>uNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A
MOT:I:ON TO APPROVE A BXLL FOR AN ORDINANCE CI:::IANGING THE WAGE PLANS FOR
MUNIC~A.L EMPLOYEES AND INC.REASXNG THE A.K:>UNT OF VACATION TXME DA.YS FOR
NON-EMEBG.ENCY, CXASSIF:I::ED EMPLOYEES. Upon the c-.11 of the rol.l.,. the vote
reeu.l.ted •• fol.:LCIWS:
Ayes: Council. .NI!!Iaabe:ra Sc:::hwab,. Sc:::h.nackenbarq,. Benni..ng, Dh.ori.:ty,
Brown, Bl.esai.nq . Senti.
Nays: Non.e
Absent: Nome
The Mayor decLared the motion car:ri..ed.
RESOLOTXON 1«>. 9, SERIES OF 1973
A RESOLUTIC'ti ESTABLXSHrNG A NEiiii PAY AND CLASSXF:ICATION P:r.AN FOR ALL
CJ:.ASSIFIED EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY, EXCEPT P:I.REMEN AND POLJ:CEME.N, TO BE
E.FFECTXVE JA..Nt:IA.R.Y 1 ,. l. 97 3 •
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COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN B:RC1IWN SECONDED A MOTION
TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 9, SER..XES OF 1973. Upon the cal..l.. o£ the rol..l.., the
vote resul..ted a& fol..1ovs:
Ayes: Council.. Moeaabe.rs S ch:wab, Schnackenberg, He.n..n.i...ng, Dhori.ty,
Brown, Bl..essLng , Senti..
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decl..ared the motion carried.
RESOLDTXON NO. 1..0 , SERZES OF 1..973
A RESOLU'rXON APPROPR.XATING FUNDS LN THE GENERAL, WATER, SEWER, TRA.NSJ:T ,
AND :RECREATXON FUNDS-
(Copied :Ln. fu..l..l.. i..n the O££ici..&l.. Reso:l.u.tion Book-)
COUNCILWOMAN HENNING M0\7ED AND COUNCrLMAN BRCMN SECONDED A MOTION
'1.'0 APPF1DVE RESO.LOTXc:::JN NO_ 1..0, SERIES OP 1..973. Upon the ca1l.. of the rol..1,
the vote resul..ted as fol..l..ows:
Ayes: Council.. Members Schwab . Schnackenberg , Henning, Dhority,
Brown , Bl..esaing, Senti.
~ya : None
Absent: None
The Mayor decl..ared the motion carried.
Council.. received a recommendation that the Director of Community
oevel..opnent be perm.i.tted to attend the ASPO Conference to be hel..d i...n Loa
Angel..es April.. 7-1..2.
COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTXON
TO APP.ROVE THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THE DIRECTOR OF COMMUN'XTY DEVELOPMENT
BE PERMXT"'.."ED TO A'r'rEND THE ASPO CONFERENCE IN LOS ANGELES APRIL 7 -1..2. Upon
the cal..l.. of the rol..l.., the vote resu1ted as fol..l..ovs:
Ayes: Council.. Members Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henn~q, Dhority,
Brown , B1easing, Senti.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decl..ared the mot:Lon carri..ed.
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Counc~1 received a ~eat £or a pubL~c hearLng date to be set
for a special.. events 1.i.qu_o.r 1i.ce.nse for a St . Patrick • s Day ac:t.i.:vi.ty at
the St. Lou..i..s C..tho1i.c Chu.rc::h, 3310 South She:Jeman Street.
COUNCX..LWOMAN HENNING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SCHNA.CJCENBERG SECONDED
A MOTION TO SET MARCH St.b AS A PUBLIC HEA..R.ING DATE FOR A SPECXA.L EVENTS
LIQUOR L:x:CENSE POB. A ST. PATRICK'S DA.Y ACTrviTY AT ST. LOUXS CA!rHOLIC CHtJRCH,
331.0 SOUTH S~ STREET. Upon the ca.1.1. of the rol..1., t.b.e vote :reeu1ted as
£o.11.01W'S:
Ayes: Council. ~.rs Schwab, Sch.nac:Jc.enbe..rg, Henn.i.n.g, Dhori.ty,
Brown, B1.•••Lng, Senti..
Nays: None
City Ma..nage..:r D:i..a1. st.ated. that the O%b&n D:ra.i...n.age D:l..st.r:Lc:t had
rec::e..i.:~ a study on Li.tt1e Dry c.re.k. det.a.il..i..ng dra:Lnage prob1.ems i..n the
En.g1ewoc:>d-G.reenW"ood Vi...1l..age ~Y pl..an for a pub.1.i.c pre.aen.tati.on at
our next Counci.1 meeting.
City Man.ager D:i.a...l.. stated that the City needs a zaeeti..nq o.:f the
Littl....eton-En.g1ewood. bus c~tt:... He vi.-1.1. be sett.i..ng one up in the near
future.
RESOLtJTION NO. 1....1, SERIES OF 1.973
A RESOLCTXON AO'THOR.I.ZXNG THE NOTXP'l:CA7'XON OF PROPE:RI."Y OWNERS OF ASSESSMENTS
FOR PA.VrNG D:X.STRXCT NO. 21 AND EST.ABLX.SHXNG A Dillo.".l."E FOR A PUBLIC HE.A.RXNG ON
SAID ASSESSMENTS ..
(Copi.ed in ful..l.. :i..n the Off.i.c.i.al.. Reaol..ution Book .. )
CX>UNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED AND COUNC:X.LMAN BRCMN SECONDED A MOT:I.O'N
TO APPROVE RESOLUT:I.ON NO .. l..l.., SERIES OF 1973.. Upon the c:&l..l.. of the rol..l..,
the vote resulted as fol..l..ows:
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Ayes: Counc:~1 Members Sc:h'Wab, S ch.nackenbe.rg~ H enn..i.nq, Dhor:l..ty,
B rown, B 1e.s s Lnq, S enti .
Nays: None
The Mayor decLared the morti.on. c::::arri.ed.
Mr. o-.1.e C:l..au.son, Pre.ai..de.nt of the Pol._:Lce Ben.ef:i..t A.asoc::::l.ati...on.,
-~r..a before Counc:i.1 qu.e.sti.onin.q the i.mp1.~t.ati..on of the ti..Dle a..nd one-
ha.l....:f p:rovi..-i.CM:l :1.n. the 1ette.r of underatand..i.ng. C:J.:ty Manage..r D.i.al. .-tat.ed
that the ac:t:Lon. WCt~Ul..d; be done -~•trati.--1.y.
Mr. :Ron a.a..t.on, President of the F:L.re1'.i..gb.t.ers A.aaoc::l.ati..aa, appea.red
before Cou:nc::L1 thank:l.nq them for t..bei..r iap1~tat.ifX1 of the ,....~ st:udy and
exp:rea....,_ h..i...s •u..rpri..&e thAt. the ~t :l.:ve a :l..t:uation. i..n otb.er c:i...ti...ea --.. as
high --· i..t .... _
ODtJNC:X~ SCHWAB MOVED AND CCKJNC~ SCHNit..CICENBERG SECONDED A
,.yrx.OIN TO AD.J"OURN. Upon the ca1.1. of the rol.~, the "VOte :r~t.ed •• fo1.1.owa:
Ayes : COU:nc::Ll.. ~:rs Sch--.b, Sc:hnac:Jcenberg, Henn.i.ng, Dhori.:ty,
B.rc:J~~Wn, 81-a:Ln.q, Sen.ti...
The Mayor dec:l..a..red. the moti...an ca..rr:l..ed and th• .,..ti.ng ~-ad.jou.x::ned at
1.1.:59 P.M.
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C ITY O F ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
FEBRUARY 5, ~973
REGUJ:.,A.R MEETING:
The City Counc-i...1 of the City o~ Engl..--ood, Arapahoe County,
Col..orado, met i..n requ..1.ar session on February S, 1.973 at 8:06 P-M.
Mayor Senti., p:resi.di..nq, ca~l.ed th-e :aaeet:Lng to order.
The i..nvoc:a.ti.o:n was qi.ve.n by D r. Ru.bi..n Widmer of the Seventh
Day Adventi.at Ch.u.rc.h . a..n.d the P l..ed.g-e of Al.l.eg.La..nce -as l..ed by the
Engl..ewoodettes 4-R Group.
The Mayor asked fo.r rol.l. ca...11. Upon the c.a.11 o£ th-e rol..l., the
fol.l..owi.ng were present:
senti.
Absent : Council.. Member H e.n.n...i..nq.
The Mayor dec.l..a.red a quorum present.
City Manager Oi..a1
Ci.ty At·tcu:::ney Be:ra:rdi.ni
Ass:Latant City Ma..nage.r McCown
DL:rector o£ FLD&nce Nol..l..enberqer
COUNCILMAN DRORrrY MOVED AND COUNC:x.LHAN SCHWAB SECON'DEO A MOTION
THA.T THE MZNt.rrES OF THE REGULAR MEE'TrNG OF JANU&R.Y 1.5, 1.973 BE APPROVED AS
READ. Opo:n the cal..l.. of the rol..l.., the vote resu.l.ted as fol.l.ows:
Aye•: Council. Membe.rs Bl..essing, Senti, Schwab, Schnackenbe.rg,
Dhori..ty, Brown..
Nays : None
Absent: Counc i._~ Member H en.n:i..ng.
The Mayor decl..ared th.e JDOti.o.:n carried.
COUNCILMAN BRCJWN MOVED AND COUNC I ~ BLES.S:rNG SEC:ONDED A MOT:I:ON
THAT THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEET:I:NG OF JANUARY 22, 1..973 BE APPBOVED AS
READ. Upon the cal..l. of the :rol..l., the vote resul..ted as £ol.1ows:
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Ayes: Cou.nci..l.. ~r.s Schwab, Sc:h..l::t.ackenbe.rg, Dh.o:ri:ty, Bra-n,
B1ess i..ng, Senti..
Nays: None
Absent: Counci.1 Member Henning.
The Mayor decl..&red the motion c:a..rri.ed.
Mayor Senti. recogn.i.z.ed the fol..l..OW'i.ng Speci...a.l.. Ci.ti....z.e.n Program
I..n:vi.tees :from the -.udi.enc:e:
Mrs. Wi..l..l..i.am. Graves, 2934 So. Loqan Street, P:reci..nct No . s ...
Mr. ao Mrs. Ray Forry, 3143 So. Pea.:r.l.. Street, Preci..n.ct No. S.
M.r. 10 Mrs. Burt J. Bal...l., 3039 East Corne.l...l. Ci..rc:.l..e, Preci...nct No. 6 ...
Mrs. Leonard G . Newb1om, 4451. So ... E.l..ati. St ., P:rec:Lnct. No. 12.
Mr. Jam.es Hudson, 4040 So. El..ati. St., Prec:.i..nct No. 1.4 ...
Mr ... Dal..e E. CLa-son, 3990 So. Xnca Street, President of the Po.l..i.ce
Be..ne:fi.t Aasoc:i.at..i.on, app.ea:red be.fo.re Cou.nci...l.. rep:resenti..ng the eza,p.l..oyees
assoc:i.ati.ons to d..i.scus.s the ord:i..nance i.mp.l..em.e.nt:.l..ng the c::t:t.arte..r Amendment
regarding emp.l..oyee reLations .
He stated that he fe.1t that i.t vou1.d be di.£:fi.cu..1t :for the P·e:r&on.n.e.l..
Oi..recto:r to be un.bi..ased i.f he i...s not un.de.r the Boa_rd of Career Service as
requested by the empLoyees.
Off~cer Leyden of the Eng1ewood Pol.~ce Department aLso ap~red
before Counci~ i.n reqard to t..hi.s question. He stated that ma.ny o~ the pe:op1e
i....n the roam toni..qht were empLoyees of the City. The peop1e o.f Engl..ewood, by
pass:i.nq the Cb.arter Amendment, had asked for a :fa-Lr and i...mpa_rt.i..&.1 Board of
career Service. The City Counc:L.l. of the :=i..ty of Enq1.ewood has a st.&££ member
to gather facts to bring to the.i....r attention; a s:i.m.i..La.r si.t:u.ati~ shou.l.d
exi...at between the Board o£ Ca.reer Se.rvi..ce and the Personnel. Di..rector.
Anyone c:ontro11ed by one i.ndi.vi.dua1 a1wa.ys has the fear over h.i..s head o:f
bei..n.q fired . Other cities i..n the met..ro •~ do not h&ve an equ..i.val..ent
Board of Career Service as passed by the peopl..e l...ast No'Vl!IIDbe..r i..n Eng1ewood,
so theLr position of Personnel. Di..rector wou1d not be campar.abl.e.
Officer Leyden suggested that pe%haps a referendum to the peopl.e
coul.d ans-er the question o£ where the Personnel. Di...rector shou1d report.
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Cou.nci..l...mr.a.n. Brown stated that the Cou.:n.c.i1 J..s trying to do what :Ls
right by the em.p.1.oyee.s, not...i.ng t.hat tb.e Ci:ty wou.1d soon approve sa:l...ary
i...nc:reases of f.ai.r1y great -magni..tud.e and que:at.i...oned 'Why t.he em,pl.oyee.s were
st.i..l.l.. unhappy.
Officer Leyden stated that the emp1oyees f eel. that the m.a.i..n a:rm of
the B oard i.s contro1.1.ed by the C i.ty .Manager and that ...._. un.f.ai...r.
Counc:.i...1..Dian. Broown .i....nqu...i...red Whether the emp.l.oyee..s bad faith :i..n the
Pe:rsonne..1 Director as a posi.ti.on. O fficer Leyden :repl..i._oed i..n the a.f.fi.~t..i.ve-
Coun.c:i..1nl&n Sc:h.nac:k~g stated that he fel.t that the new Board
set up ....-..s as neut..J=a1. as c:ou..1.d be poss.ibl..e. T'be B oard ca..n veto the City
Manag-er -i.tbout Counc:i..1 approva.l.. The City c:a.nn..ot d:i.C"tate: ita te%Dla to the
emp1.oyee.s i..n. the event ~ an impasse. The Person..ne1 Di:c'ec:tor, wh..i...l...e p.rO'V'id.i....n.g
se.rvice to the Board. does not have cont.ro1. ove..r the Bora..rd as to t.he:i..r
dec:i.si..on.-mak.:i...ng pc::!t~W'er. Fie fe1t that the ~l..oy--• ahou.1d 1.i.ve with the
Perso.nne1. Oi.rect.or reporting to the City .Na.naqer .for a pe..ri_od of t~ of at
l...._st a year i.n. order to t.ry the sy-stem..
Mayor S enti.. a.Lso st..ated h.i.s desire to see the system thi..s way for
at 1. .... st. a year, after whi.c::b. t.h.e Coun.ci.1 wou.1d 1ook. at i.t again.
Cou.n.ci.1.man S cb~ stated that he objected to M.r. B1:aun. current
Cbai..%man of the Board of Career 5-erv-i..ce. apeaki..nq before Cou:nci.-1 without
being on the agenda. Mayor S enti. rec:oqni.zed. Mr. Braun to speak.
M:r. Braun stated that the Pe.rsonne1 Di.rec:t.or used to report to
the Booa.rd of c:.a.ree.:r Servi.ce. The Bo&.:cd needed to have the con..fi..dence of the
Pe.:raonn.e-1 Di...rec:tor i...n order t o act. on pe.rson.ne1 n~atters. He fe1t that the
ayat--. bad -a:rked ~1y we11. previous to the cb.a.nge and that i.t wou1d
vo:a:Jc. again i..n that --.y.
Counci..l..man Sch-w-ab i.nqu_i.red as t.o who the Pe.rsonne1 Di...re.c:t.or
re.PQ.rted to i..n. the past. as far as s:upe.rvi...ai..on. of h..i.s work went. Hr. B.r.aun
rep1i.ed t.b.&t he repcu:ted to the ::L.nteqri.ty of h.imse1.£. Coun.ci..bna.n Sc::b.wab
st.ated t.h.at i.t had not worked i..n the past and W'IOU1.d not work now.
Ci.ty Manage r D:i..a1. stated that he fe1t pride i..n the Ci.ty o f
Engl..ewood i..n the way i..n whi.c:h the fu.ncti.on.s are per£oz:med.. H e a1so fe1t
that the progress i..n progra.nl& and benefi.ta t.o the ~l..oyees of the Ci.ty
was ext.reme1y great over the l..a.st few years_ The prob1em bad been addressed
by the C i.t:y Ma.naqer and the Pera.onne1 Director separate :f.r:caa the B oard o f
ca.::reer Service. The ro.1.es of the 8a:IIPJ._oye.e o.rga.n..i...z.ati.on.a have grown g:reatl..y
in the l..a.st th..ree y-rs • v-i.th the organ__i..a.at..i.cx::LS mo-re -.pt. t.o h:L.re attorneys
to represent them. H e aaw the Ek::Joard o£ c.a..x...:r Se:r-v-ice a• a ju.di.c:i...&1 one ::i.n
nature. and stated t.hat every C:l.:t y ----~r city i..n the Den-,..r _.t.ro ~ baa
a perso.nne1 di-rector reporting to the Ci. ty Joli&nage.r _
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RESOLtl"rXON NO. 6 , SERIES OF 197 3
A RESOLUTI~ OF TRE CITY COONCXL OF THE CITY OF ENG~CX>D, COLORADO,
RELA.._TrvE TO THE APPO~ OF MEMBERS ".I."' THE ORBAN RENEWAL AO"rHHR.rT'Y.
COUNCI.LHAN BRCJIWN MOVED AND CX>UNCLLMAN BLESS.XNG SECONDED A MOTLON
TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 6, SERIES OF 1.973. O'pan the c::al..1. of the ro11,
the "VOte resu1.t.ed a..s fol..1ows:.
Ayes :. Cou.nc:i.l.. Melm.bers Schna.c:lc.enberg , Dhority, Brown, BLessing,
Senti..
Judge Haydn S wearingen of th.e E:ng1ewood Mu:n..:Lc:ipa1 Court ---• p.re.sent
for the swear·i..ng i..n of the UlleUibers of the H ousing Au:thori..ty a.nd of the Urban.
Ren-.1. Authority. The i.ndivi..dua1s i.nvol.v-ed t.ook the oath of o:ffi..ce f:rcaa.
Judg-e Swearingen.
M.r. Ray Koex:n..:i.g, 7 Neadow:brQC)k. C:Lrc:1.e, Li.tt1et.on, Co1orado, ---•
preaant representing the ~ty Art::s SYJII!Pb-CIIDY to ~ :fi..na.nci.a~
assi.S1:..a.nce frca~ the City Counc:i..1. for the y--..:r 1.973. He S"'tated t.b.at the
p::r~ operated on a S20 per sea•on. per f---.i.l.y £.,., a...l..~g with c::ont..ri.bu:t..iCJDS
frca~ v..ri..oua enti.t.ies i.n the area. Th.e bu.dqet for 1.972 ___. $1.5 ,000. Ele
requ--ted the Cou.nci...1 for &U.PPOrt. as they bad .Ln the ~at i.n order to preaerve
tb.i.:s fi..ne arts tzad.i.ti..o:n.
Mr. M. M. S UIIIIDe.r&, 3140 South Del..a.,_.re Street, was present to
discuss the :need for a swi.Dml..i...ng poo1. :i..:n Da..rt:~Dou.tb Pa.2:k., and City acqu.i...&.i.t..io:n
o£ :Land outside the Ci.t:y 1i.Dd:t.s.
He pre&-ented a petition to Cou.nc.i..1. bearing 1.0 si.c;;r.nat:u..res su.ppo.rti.ng
a --~9 poe>~ in oart::.c::Juth Pax:k. H e fe1t t.bat tbe City shou.1.d not be
pu.:..rc::haai.ng l..a.nd in Sheri.d&:n for go~£ c::ou..rse.a when the n.-d for ~ti~ i..n
the fo:rm of a ~g poo.l.. i..n O..rt::::zao,uth Park ...._. acute_
M.ra. Cau.fman, 3os·7 So. De.l.a--.re, a.1.ao -~ before Coun.c:Ll. :Ln
reLation. to t.hi..a --.tter, stati...n.g that the -~ needed samet.h.i..ng wbi.c:.h everyooe
cou.l..d benefit from, -t:ai..1e on~y 6 ' of the E.ng1....-ood :resi..dent..s p.Lay gol..f, a
.sw~g poo.1. wou.l..d appeal.. to many more i...nd.:i..vi.du&1s. --
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M.r. S u:m:mera then :i....Dt.rod:uc:ed t.b...ree boys 'Wb..o a:Lso ~ a
s-~q pool. f rOID the Coun.c:i...l. _
Mr. George Al.l.en, 2799 S o. Oow:n._i..nq S~, ~pea.red be.fore Cou.nc:~
on beh-.1£ of the Eng J...~ ~r o f c.o..-rce. :rega..rd.i...r:ugo a proposed po:sta.l..
Cc:llmP1e.x_ H e stated 't.ba.t the Cb.ambe..r of ec..a.e.rce bas 1&-unc:hed a p:r~--. o f
core area devel.oputent and cu.rrentl..y bad a pl..a..n to get a new posta:J. fac:i...l.i.:ty.
He stated that the Ch&mbe..r needed S SOO to get a s.i.:te :l..ayou.t p1an rer.ady to
aubm.i..t to tl1e Corps o£ Engineers • who are re.s:pon.si...b1e for the coo.struct...i.on
of new poe:ta...l. £ac:L1.i.ti._es. H e fe.l.t that the ne-post-.1 £ac:i..Li.ti.es woul.d
.st.riJce a bl.aw for the .rede"Ve..1opute.n:t o f t h e dCJ~Wnt.Cli"WD arer;a . H e a1so stated
that tl"l_e Chamber of Comme..rce --.nted some i..nput i.nt..o the Core Area Study
-b..:i.c::.h .-.a be..i..ng c.oruli.de..red by the Ci.ty Cou:nc.i..l...
The new-postal. fac:i...1ity. however, wra.a needed now, and i...f i :t ....ere
to be :i...ncl.uded :i...n the study and postponed for that reason, i.t -ou.1d be many
yea..rs a,...y_
Cc:::Jou.nc:i...1ma.n S ~ stated that a st:u.dy needed to be f1.ex:.i..bl.e i.n
order for the con sul. tan.t to b a:ve free band i...n the p.l..a.n.ni..n.g o f the deve.1opment
of the Ci..ty.
Mr _ Ted J.Ca.l.,a-t..rom., a.rc::h.i.tect on the Enq1.evood F:i..re Station to be
const.ru.cted nea...r West O ::x£ord a..n.d Federa.1., -as present w-1.tb _pl...a.n.s to present
to the City Counc.i...2..
He atated t:h.at the p.l....a.ns for the new stAtion .ref.l..ected the p.roqram.
a s ~i~ to hiDl by City Manager Di..a.l. and F"i..re Ch..i.e..f Bam.i..1ton. H .e s-tated
that the 1ocati.o.:n ~-ad j acent to the Ci.:ty .Eia11 of Sheridan and the na-s.i.te
~d prov-i..de SCJa"te pa.rk.i..ng for tbe:L::r current City Ba..l.l.-Add..:i..ti..c:Jrn.a11y, a
c....._,,-n i ty rOOUL -ou.l.d be i..nc 1uded i..n the fire station for c:i:t..i....ze.n..s • use_ H e
gave a gen.er&1 rundown o:f the detai.1.s of the new fi-re station for Counci1• s
i...n..fo.n:aa t.i..o.n.
Cou:nci....1.Da.n B rawn i..nqu..i.red as to how the cost ccxr.pared to the
bu.d'get.ed on•. C .i.ty Man&ge.r D i.a1 stated th.at the cost ~:s c:::u.rren.tl.y :right
on the mark a s per the 197"'2 estimate. A.ddi.t i.ona11y, 'W"le may receive enough
money f.rc-a the sa1e of a st...ri.p o f l..a.nd to S her idan to pay for fi...n..i...sh.i..ng o f f
the ~ty :roc::xa i.n the f :i..re station.
Counc.Ll...J:Da.n B 1ess:i..ng i...nqu_i....red as to what the goal. was for the
~1et.i.ao ti.J:De of the pro j ect. The F :L.re Ch.:.i...e£ st::;ated that they hoped to
have :i.t fi..n.i..sh.ed by November. --
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.Mr. Ga..ry Copp a.n.d M.:r. Steven ZiDI!Det~", At:t.o.rney, we..re present
be.fore Caux1ci...1 to request the t..%;&n.S£e.r of .a beer. ~e .. a..n.d sp.i....rit.uou.s
l...i.quo::r l..:Lc:::ense for C...SU..l... Lounge, 65 West Fl..oyd Av-en-ue.
MX. Zi....mmez:ma.n stated that M.:r. Co_pp --..s qo.i..%1g to CI'W%l th.e boui....l..d.J...ng ..
.l:nrt not the real... est.a.te upon wh.i.c:::b i.t ---s situated. He ha..s been i.n t.be
l...i..quo:r .bu.sines:s throug-hout b..i..s whol..e l..i..fe and -au.1d be up to the .st.a.ndards
of the Ci..ty o:f Eng1~od 1.D h:Ls -..n.aqiii!IIDeD.t of a 1..i..quor :fac::i..1.ity.
Mr. Sc:.h.n.acJce.nbe.rg i.n.qu_:i...red a..s to -hat experience Mr. Copp had •
.M..::r. CCI!PP s tated that he bad _never be£ore ow:n.ed a bar.,. but that he bad -o.rked
i...n a ~ of them as an emp1.oyee.
Ci.ty Attorney :se..r-a..rdiD...i.. i..n.qu..i..red a.s to what l..ease --..s in effect
at the e:.stab..1.i.al:m:tent. Mr. Coopp stated t.h.at 1.:t wou1d go into e:ffect at the
c..J...os.i.n.g th.e :fo 110W'i.ng M0111day _
Counci1m&n Brown ~ a.s to Whether Mr. Copp i..nt.encSed on
D~&Dag""i...ng the £a_c.i.l.....i.ty h....bnse1£. Mr. Copp rep1.i...ed :1..:n the affi::~:t...i:ve.
COUNC.I..LI!IAN O:fK:).R.J:".rY ~ AND COlJNC'I.LMAN BLESSING SECONDED A .MOTION
TO A.PPBOVE "1'HE T"RANSFER OF .A BEER.. WINE.. AND SPXRXTOOUS LIQUOR LICENSE FOR
CAS~ LCXJNGE. 65 WEST FLOYD AVENUE, TO .MR_ GARY CX>PP , SUB.:JECT TO THE S~
OF A F:rN&L .LEASE TO THE CITY CL.E.RK_ Opc::.n the ca.11 of the .ro11... the 'VOte
re:su..1ted a s £o1l....ow'a.:
Ayes: Cou:nc:~ .Miellibe.rs Sc:hwra.b , Sc:hna.clc:enl:>e..rg , Dhority, Brow:n ,
Bl..e:s:si..ng r Senti..
Nays: Non.e
Absent: C ounc.i..l.. Member Henn.in9-
Mr. Max E . H ungate and .M.::r W .i.1.1:i....-Dl Mal..one~ Attorney~ were present
to request a t..ra.nsfe.r o:f a beer. --i.ne:, and .spi..r1.tu.ous 1iquor l.....:i...c:en £or
H un.gate • s R.e..st.auz:a.nt and Loc:::n1nge, 2796 So. B:roa~:y ~ Eng1ewood-
M.::r .. M&l.ane s-tated that the estab.l.....i....&bmt had been ope.z:a'tled by Mr_
D. L. Hun-gate for 9 yea..rs. l:.n Se_pt;ember. 1.97'2. the estoab.l....i...slDDe:Dt ~ .a.l.d
to Mr. No~ V ea_sma..n, 'Who ~s .sub.sequ.e.nt..l..y confined to th.e ho.-p:i.ta1 ~
forced to abandon th-e bu.s1n.e.ss_ tln.de.:r a t:e:z::m of the sa..1.e_. repos-.--.i....oa ~
th-e bu.si...n.ess ba.& occurred-
C'u...:rre:ntl.y. Mr. D . L-H ungate ::t::a.a.a so1d the opez::at:..i..c:xn to the..L:r san~
Mr. Max E. Hungate . who 'W'i...1l.. manage it h..:i..:mse1f upc:a::1 ~e..r o £ t.hi..s l...i.oen:ae ..
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c:x:JIDNC~ DHOBITY I!ICJIV'ED AND cx:>UI!liCXLI'I BLESSIBG SE:C!CaUlED A J!KJT.I.Oti
TO TBAHSF'ER A BEER, WINE , .AND SPI:RX-:rt:JO'DS LrQOOR LICE:NSE FOB. H'DNGA.'Z'E: • S
:RE:SrA~ AND LOUNGE, 2796 -SOU'rH ~Y_, TO J!UL ~ .E_ ~~-Upon the
c:a1..1 o£ tb.e :ro.11, tb.e: 'V'Ote .resu..l...ted a..s .r:ol....l.CJI'WS::
Ayes.: Counc:i..1. ~ ~. Sc:::bna:c::kenl:Joe:rq .. Dhcn::".i.:ty, B~.
B1.e:ss~ .. Senti.-
.Kr_ Jol::Ln. ~ .. 3~77 South ag-a.n s~ • .-.. p~t to~
the Coou:J::w::.i..J. to ~-ve the C:i..:ty• a ~on ag;a...i..n;at c1.ooee...l..y .:De.1..ated perso:ns
--ox:ki.n:g .i..n the ----~-
He atated t.hat. he bad a desi..x:e to be a po.1.i.oe o££...i..oe::r ~ the Ci..ty
o£ Eng1.e.wood ..i...n the c::ade:t:. ~.... but .._., unab1e to do so due to the %le..l..at.ea-
pe%SOD. c::]..a_~ o~ the CJ..:ty•.a personne1 ~~-He :negt:aoe&t::ed a -..-..i:ve:r for
the c:::.Lause .in hi..a ~-1 c::a:se_
Counc:~ Dho:ri.:ty ..-t::Ateel tb;a_t: the Counc:::~ :needed. to study the
prob1em.... ai1C! :requ_ested. a ..st:udy .-.s.i..a:n to do •o-
OOONC.x::LI!!I&N DHOBITY .1!!EJ\7ED AND c:otlNC:x::Lola.N SCBiiAB SECONDED A -=n:"IOIIil
TO TABLE THE .REQ0E:ST FOR WA..rVEB. BY MR._ JCtiN SHEP'.HERD OF THE CLOSELY RE~
PE.RSONS CL&.OSE XN 'rHE PERSONNEL CODE_ Dpon the c:a11 of the :ro11.. the vote
~t.ed a.a £o1..l...c::JIIws .:
&_yes: Counc:-1..1 ~ .Sc::l::IW.ab , Sc:::hna~g. :ob.ority, Brown,
B1--•~g, Sent:i...-
'n::l.e :ad.n.ut.es of the ~ and -.c::r-.t.J....om. c,.._,j•s.:i..on ~ of
J.anua.ry l..O, 1..973 -.re .rec:e.i.ved for the ~rd.-
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'Z'b.e .Dd...nute.s o f the ac:....rd of Ad j ~ .and &pp 1 • --"'''-'"9"9 of
J")ec'=em'be:r 13, ~972 ~ :rece.i."Ved for the :z:ec::ord-
'Z'b.e ~ o£ t.boe liia"t:Jer and s-e-er ~ ~ ~ J.an:uary 18.,
1973 were received for the .rec::ord_
T'h.e Dd..nut.es o:f the PLann.i..ng and .z.c:.n.i..:D.g c...._,; ••:i...cxl :llalee'ti..Dgs of
Oct..otber .3., 1972~ N~ 21..., 1972., pe..:-.-pn}>er 5., 1972 ,. ~r 1.2_.. 1972.,
and .3a.n:ua.ry 3 ., 197'3 ~ rece.i:ved £or th.e record_
The f i...nan.ci..a1 r <e!pC)rt. for the :IDCld1t:h of .De+
for tl:::l.e record_
A ~.:r.a.ndu:m .£:rc::.D. the C:i..:t:y .Ma..naqer to the Di:rec::to:r o:f ot..i....Li.t.:i...es
.and. th.e Di.rec:to:r o £ P .i..nanc:e: dated Janua.ry l..-9., 1973 reg;a..rd.i.ng ce;n_t::z:a1
~ an-d f~ acc:oa:nt.i..ng ~ rec:e.i."V'ee:d for tl::l.oe :rec:ord_
F :i....z::aa.1 --we•.......nt a.t.a .regardi...nq P a-ving D:i...Jstr1..c:: No-21 ___.
.reoe:i... ,..,.a for the .record_
A ~x-t ~ ~t.~ of Pe:rsnrn"t•.1 .D:i.rec::tor .i...n ~
c:i. t:i...ea ._.... :reoe.i...-ved for the :record_
A •t:udy an~ :fina:Dc::i.:ng-p~ by" Henif-n., ~
and SaDl:fo.:rd.,. Inc-for the Ci...-ty o£ 'E:J:1ql....-ood. ~ XleOe.±ved for the Dl!!loCOrd_
~ rec:e._i"'V'Ied: a 'DIII!!IDDrand:uala £rc::.a tl::Mt: C:i..:t:y Me-n-goer c5a_ted
J.a:.nua..z:y 30., :1.973 ~ axxtJ::::I,co.ri..Jir;at:i..a:D for CCJ!C1r"t .act:i..cx::l to ~
~yme:nt to a £~ C :i.:ty 411111!1?~---
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He st..at.eld t.ha.t, altl'vw"J'CJh "tl::ae c::c::ISt. of ~ :i...s a 1ot. in
~om to the t..c::J!ta..l. to .be ~ed... :Lt J::J.a..a ~ a =-.t.te.:r o.f p.:r:i.nc2.,p:J..e
.i.D. thi.s c:a.se to ~ the ~ ~-
City At:t.aa::ney" ~ stat.ed that DO r~ i...s .P'O'SS.i.b.Le :abort
o£ a-c:t...i..ea::a in cou.rt_. ~ 1.f the Col::nx::'Ll. a-g-reed,.. a.ct:.i.orn wou.1.d be ~ in
County Cou.rt..
c::oo:a::~ SCHJSZI!\ CI!"'E"'NHFRG .JIIK)VE[) ..A.HD CXJitlNCXLI'IAl!il HliOIIn'i" S A
J!I01"IOM --rc> AUTHOBX:ZE. '"rHE ClCJI(lR7' ..A.C7Ic.l '1'0 REOO"ti1E:R "rBE OVE:RI2'A~ '1'0 A .I""QHQ!IE:R
em EKP.LOYEE:,. .I!IR... DAR.YL .P"CJJ:JiiiT..IJSi _ tlpa:D. the c:a1.1 of the :rol...l., the V'CIO'te
resu.1:ted &:B fo.1.I..o-.=:
Cooanc.1..1 :rec:ei ........,a a j c-t.i.CIID ~ ma_.t.1...ooa..]_ I...-:qge of
ci:t:.ies ~r:ed 1~.J.a:t:f..voe c::c::n-ef-YJP""''P in w.a...~ ... D-c_ ... -C:Xl Jlla.rc:b 4--6_.
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C:1..ty -=naqer o~ st&-ted that the .... ya:r -wou1a be 1n ~
ju.t. .before the C:c:::IID'V'eD:ti.c:x::l and ~ the Counc:1..1 to a.utbo:r:Lze the
att-rr>t'en,..... of the -.yor and "'t:::be Ci-ty -..n&ge:r at ~ ~ ---tf"'"9-
~ .DHO:JU::TY ..:1VED AlliiD CXXJiii_CIXAia:IIJ SC""lacwywrayRG SEClJiWDED A.
~ '1"0 .APP:R:JVE .AD"rHHBI:ZAX10S FOR THE ~:R. AJ!iiD THE c:::rrY ~B. '1"0 ~
7'HE ::&a.T~ LE&GDE ca:" CZT:I:ES ~~ ZN "liil&S~~ D_C _ _, OJil JllliiUiiCB 4-6, 1973_
Qpotn the CIA1.1 o£ t..be :co.l..1, the "'V'C7te ~ted as £o~:
c:.aunci...l... r.c:ei:ved a. ~ £rc::.a the :&oall:::d. o:£ c...x...e:r ~
ec-.i..s~ d;ng .bllp~:l.cJa o:f the ]..9'73 J!""* • 1 ~~
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City Jll!lanager D-:l...a.1 stated that th..i.s ~ Q!ID..1y t:::he f.'i...rst pba.se: o~
-t:::he ~ p1AD a.nd requ.e:st..ed ~~ to taJc.e it ~ ClCII!OS:i.de~::a:ti.oiD unt:l..1
the fo.~ 2alal!rt:.:i.nc:~ ~ a.t 'W!:ri..c:b t.i%De a reso.Lu:tia!o ~ he a--v:a..:i..1..a1.e for
pa:;s.sage of the tcrt::.a..1 p.J...a.n._
Counci1 rec::ei.-ved a D~e~~~D:z:a:ndulll £rc::.a t.be C'ha;~n of the lila:ter and
Sewoe.:r Board r -di rag a.pprova..I. o:£ Supp:l.es-ent: :so_ ~ to V a..1....1ey Sanita:ti..oo
Di..st..r.i..ct.-
CXJIDJIE:~ DHCIR..J:TY 1!10VE:D ASD ODt:IMCXLI!Iii!Uiil ~ SE001iiD.ED A
.I!ICJ"r:X.~ 'TO .A..PPaCIVE ~NO_ 1 TO VALX..EY ~I.Citi' D:r..sTHXCT_ D pc:wa
the c:a.1..J.. o£ the .z::ol-1, ~ 'VOte retn11t.ed __. £o.LLows.::
Ayes :: ~~ ~ ~ .. S<-!yraac"kenberg'., Db.c:lor~ .. :t:y, B .:r:CJIIWD.,
BLe::a.s~, .Sez:a:t:i.-
Coounci.1 reoe.1."V''Ied a ~ £ram the c:aai...:.Daan o£ the lilater and
s.e-e.:r :Bc::aa.rd :r +dj ng appz:ova.1 ~ Supp~ No_ 2 to V.a.1...Ley San..i..::tat...i.ciD
D-Lat::::ri.c:t-
CCJ(DiiC~ .BLESSING 'I!IOYED AlliiD C~ c;c=pwa EN F RG 5:£XXWDED
A 'I!IO'Z"'C.: TO APP.H:JVE SOPP:L'E211El11'.:I HO_ 2 TO VA.L.LEY ~ D~.RXCT.. OpoiD.
the c::a.l...1 o£ the ro11., th.e -vote ~1:ted as :fol...1...ows.:::
Ayes.:: c:oun.c:i..J.. ~ ~.. .5cbnaclc...,'berg.. .Ilb.ox-:i..ty, B"JCOIWD,
B1e:ss1..ng;, Se:nt.i.-
Cou:nc'L1 :rec:::e::i :.,...,a a n....._ £..rc:.a t:be Ch.ei r-en of the Wa:t:.e.r and
Sewer .Bclard zee d"!T"f'9' ~.m-va.1 011: Supp~ lliltcJoS .. 2, 3, 4, and 5 to t:bei:
G:ree "' Vi..l....l..age S a:n..1.:tat.i.c::Jo ~-
Counci..l.Dan Dl:110r1:ty ~ '~:hat be .fe.1t. that the City shou.l.d _puah
G.:J::EIEIL1W'OoCid V :i..1..l.&qe u.t.i..l...i.z::i...Dg t.brese .supp1-=rt::a ~ 1.n o~ to get
pe,....t.1ao "Lor ~:i..c::xl of c~ St-reet .. II --
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J!lr-He:i...&eala:n o£ the ~ ~ de've.1opoiDg the areas in
~ the se-e.:r tape a3Ce ~. --.ked Lo:r a ......t:i '1'>9 to be set up be:t:wrl!!te:n
the two ci:t..i..es a%1d the ~~ ~ as .ac:~oCX:~. as poss:ih1e :i.n o.z:der to
.i...ran ocrt the p::rob1-e.as _ C.i.:ty ~ D..i..&.1 s:t:;;ated tha..t be ~ a.tt:.empt. to
set: u:p-~ £o.r I..ate.:r t:b.i..s ~-
c:x:JICJBC'T..LMAJ!ii D!HO~Y I!IDYE:D AND CICX...-=-TTMA• ~ SEC:OfiDED A ~
"rO HE.:JEC'r SUPP1EMEJ!rrS 2., 3, 4, and S '2D 7HE c '.0 VI.mGE. SAH'Z:'l:A7'IOI'il
D.I.S'T'HIC'T-
A.fter a.dd:i..t..i.on&1. ~-:J.A:x:a. Cc:tunc~ ~ w:i.-thd:rew hi..s ~
to t::h_e ~ to rej,ect the supp~ _ 'Z'he .-c::~~t:J...c.:a then d.i..ed for Lack o£ a. __,.,...._
~ .DEKlR.I.".rY .I!KlVED AHD COllHC~ BLESSING SEOO!IIi1DED A J!IO"rriOi
'1"0 TABLE cc.ISIDEB&7XCti OF SOPP~ HOS_ 2., 3• 4, ~ 5 ~ -%HE ~
VILLAGE ~XQIIIi; Dx.s-.rB.ICT. t:JpoaD. the c:a..1..I. o£ the :ro11., 1::be 'V'Ote .re.su..J..ted
--fo:J..Laows;:;
Ayes:: Cou:Dc:i....1 -........."b--rw ~. Sc:hna~. Dbor:ity., B~,
BLes:s.ing., Se:s::xt.i_
~ :rec::ei:-.d a ~.z:::and:urlra ~ the Cb•"i ,......n of "t::.he 1ila.'be:r and
.s.e-er Bc::ae.rd .r--nding a,pp~ of Supp~t He>-37 to the Sout.hga:te
~t.:.Lon .Di..-t..r:Lct_
c::::ooNC~ .SCHNPCW':ENBFRG :1«JYED .A.Ja1D C:X:::.O.:::~ .lDi1:0iilN SEccetDED .A
~:rt:. .'2!:) .A.PP:ROVE SDPP.LEJ!tE::ti NO_ 37 '1'0 '1'HE SOU'1'HG&XE ~XON DXSTRICT_
Upc:1m the c:a11 of t.J::a.e :ro1..1., the ""V'CI"te ~"ted _.. fo.11ows::
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Ccloonc:.i..1 began c:o.n.s1de.:r.at.i.oo of a 1___. au~ tb..e .sa.l...e of
.._.te.r to GR.SP (Gr~ter A,pprap.r.i..ato:r.s: of the Sc::Jouth P.1..at:t:.e)-
C :i...:ty .Ma..naqe.r D l..a1 stated that --al....1..s .i...D ~ ~ are d.:ry-i.n.g up
o£ .s:u.rf.a:oe fJ...oow of --.ter_ Sta.r"t.:i..ng Pe:bru.ary Lat. ~ ~ a..l...c::la:1g the: Pl..a.tte
can _pump ora::t1y £c::Jra.r out of seven days_ Sc:--.e ~tears have l:llegun to fozm
a.ssoc:i.a t.1..on such ... th..i.s one .ni.cl::l are .buying' up sc-ae s::u:r:£.ac=e :f10'W' r:i..gh.ts
-wh.i..cb ~ .a.1.1o<w t:haaa to puDp -~ out of ..seven d-.7"* a -.eoeJc..-
"D::L.i...& ~ ~th a .re-o ...._t.i..olo f:rc:.a. the .Bc::Joa..rd for a. one-year
agr~t and ~.1.. not ba.J:IIpoer the _._t.e.r ..s:i."t:::uat.i..on .i..n the C:i..t:y of EDq.l..ewood.
CD~ DHOBITY .M:)VED AND CX>ONCILN&.N BLESSING SEc::x::INDED A J!JOTICJ!ril
TO A.PP.R:JVE A ~ J!UJ'THO.JU:Z::I:NG THE SALE OF' "'iii&7'E:R TO GA.SP (GRO~B.
APPHOP'RI.A7'0BS .ClF THE SOO'rH P.LA7".r.EJ _ Upcao tb.e c::a11 of th-e ro1..1., the V"'te
resu.1ted a:s fo~~
Se:nt:i.._
c.ounc.L.l. beg;an c::on:s~t..i..on. of a r.so.1.:ut.i...on to ~ .Reao.l..u:t.i..on
No-&0, Series of 1972,. aupp.1eme:Dt.i.nq ._te_r tap ...-.ses~ inside &%1d
out:ai-de the C i.._t:y of E::l:::1g"~, Co.l...c:u::ado, :i..n acc:::o.:rda..D:oe ~tb the .ll:u:n.:i...cipa1
c..od.e, C .i..ty of Eng1..ewoQd_
Ci..:t:y .Ma..Daqe_r Di..&.1 s-t::ated that Lt. ___. an c::rve:rs:Lgh.t :i.n 1.&.st year • s
.re:ao .l..ut.i..on Wb.:i.cb shou..l..d be ~dec:! at t:h..i...s t.i.De.
RESOLtJTION NO. 7, SERIES OF 1973
A RESOLUTION AMENDI.NG WA7E.R. TAP ASSESSME:NTS I.NS:X:OE AND 001"SIDE THE CITY OF
.ENG:LEWOOD .. COLCJRADO, x:N ACX:::O.RDlUIICE wrTH ~ Minii:ICXPA.L CX:UJE ,. CITY <>F El!!JG~D ,.
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CCJIDNC~ S~ I!IIC:lVE:D AND COONC::I:LMA.N S~ SECONDED A
--=n."ICJI!iil 'I"' APP:H:JVE RESOLUTION J!ra:>. 7 • SERXES OF 1973_ Opo:l:l t:b.e c::&1~ of the
10011, t!:u~ vot:.e ~ted a.s fo1..101W'S::
Ayes : C'.oou:nc~ ~ s~. Sc:::bn.a.c::lce::.J::lbe , Dbor:l.:ty, Brown ,
B1ess~. Senti.._
c:.ounc:i...J.. :reoei..ved a :rec-..,.,.,....nd.ati..nn fX'CW!l the P.l..a.J:::an.ing and Zon.:ing
eoa.ai...s.si.on that the Che:rolcee/'I)oeLa.__re a .11ey :i..n the 3600 b1oc:::k be des:Lgnated
OX1e~Y north-
COUNC~ BBC:JiiiilN MCJI'II'ED AND CX>tJNCILMAN OBORITY SECONDED A !C>TION
TO APPBOVE THE REc:x:»>MENDATION AND DIBECT THE DI.REC7'0R OF PUBLIC WORICS TO
DESIGNA7£ "1'HE 36-00 BLCX:X. CHE:BDKEE/DE.LAWA.RE ALl:EY AS A ONE-4iilAY NOR7H ALLEY_
O po.n th.e ca.1..l.. of th.e ro11,. t:b.e. 'V'Ote: :resu.1 ted .... £o1.101WS:
Ayes.: Counc.i...J.. ~ s~ ... Sc:hna-clce:Dbe.rg., Dhori.:t:y, Brown ,
B1es.si..Dg, Senti..
Cc::Jounci...I. :recei.~ & re-nd.eti..OD £~ t.be P1..a:.J::u::Li. &nd. ~
c:c..:a.i...s•ian that the •mendrnent of § 2.2_2-5--f o:£ the Cc::Jarpreben:s.i.:voe Zon..i..nq
O :rd:l...na.n.oe re..l..ati."V"e to cc::m:rpen.:sati..o.n to be pa..i..d ~ of the ~ai.on be
-~:roved._
COUNCXLMA.N DHO.Rr'TY 1!IC:J'V'ED AND ~ BLESSING SEXXlNDED A MOTION
TO SET A PUBLIC HE:A.RING ON M&BCH l..9th ON A BXLL P'O.R AN O:RDIN~Ui~CE C:ClNCE.RNING
CXliMPENS.ATION TO BE PAID .ME::M:B.EBS OF THE CXD!IMZSSic:.i'-Upoo. the c:a..J..1 o£ the .ro11,
the vote :resu.l.. ted a...s fo11oows:
Ay .. : Counci...1 Mesabe:rs Sc::::l:x-.b,. Sc=h-enc:Jcenhe"llf'"'9, .D.h.o:ri.ty,. B~ ...
B1es.s.i...n.g", Senti.
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Connci...1 :rece..i.ved a rec xv'at.i..on f.rCJII:D. the PLa..nn..i..nq and Zon..i..ng
eoa.a.i...s•:i.on that the app1.i..c::ati..an :£or Pl...a.nned Devel..opaaen.t for 301.. West Le:hc=--
Aven_ue :f.i..J.._ed by ORB Xn~t ~y .. C...se No. 2-73., a..nd the -Fi..Ddi.ngs
and Dec.1...si..on-OlD the matter be adopted and &pp%'C'II"V'ed.
Director o:f C......,Jnjt:y ~opmen:t Supi.nqe:r stated that t.h:Ls --.s
the fi..rst u:t..J.._]__Lzat.i..on o:f the PtlD, th.e P:l.a.n:ned tlni.t Deve1~t Ord..:i....na..nce
pa.-.....CS. by the c:ounci...1_ "n::.ere --.x:e DID oit::lo:jec:t.i...ons fraaa the nei.gb.bo..rbood., but
the Counc::1..1 c::.a.n. b.o1d. a pu.bl....1_c h-.ring OD the .matter i...f they so des:Lre_
Cou...nci..l..ma..n Bl..e:s:si..nq .i...nqa..:i..red a.s to how La.rqe the de'Ve1opaent wou.1d
be. Mr. Sup.i.nqer repl...i...ed that i..t --..s .-1.35 acres.
Hr. Mi.Jce KepLer., 31.l.. Det.ro.i.t Street ., -.ppea.red be..fo.:re Cou.nc:L.1 and
de.sc.r"i.bted the de'Ve1opaent to them__
COUNCILMAN DHORI'TY NOVED .AND COONC.r::LMA.N SCH!.a..CJ!ICENBERG SECONDED A
MOTION TO Acc:EP'T THE ~ON OF THE PLANNING AND ZOISIXNG COMMXSS:I:ON
AND APPBOVE THE APPLICATION FOR A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT FOR. 301 WEST LEBOW
AVENUE FILED BY ORB IN'\7ES~ COMPANY. Upon the c:a11 of the rol..l..., the
vote res:u1ted a.s fol..1.orws:
Ayes: Cou:nc:~ Moealbera ~ ... Sch.xwa.c:lcenbe%9., Db.ori.ty., B.rc:nn:I .,
B1.e..asi...:ng., Senti..
Nays: None
City Att:.o:z:::::ney Be..ra..rd.in.i. began a d.:Lsc:::u.a.si...on o£ an Ord.i..:Dian.c:: C1D
fi.na1 r.-..ding c:.re..tinq a .sc:::hedu..1-e of f--• to be c:ha.rged for :Ln.s.,pecti.cd:l o£
p.:rJ.v-.tel.y c:onstzuC"bed ~ and estab1.i..sb..i.ng a. rev-i...sed schedu.l.e of ----.qe
:a. tea for JaU..1:t.:i..p1e ch.e1.1...i.n.g u:n.:i .. :ts _
BY A~R.XTY
O BDINA.NCE: NO_ 1, SE.R.XE.S OF 1973
AN ORD:J:NANCE AMEND~ SECTIONS 6 AND 9.. CHAPTER 4, T:rTLE XV OF THE 1969
E_M_C_, BY CREAT:x:NG A SCHEDULE OF FEES TO BE CHA..BGED FOR LNSPEC'TION OF
PRIVATELY C:ONSTRIJCTED SEWERS: AND, ES'rABLI.SH.ING A RE:'V"ZSED SCH:EDCLE OP
SEWAGE RA.TE.S FOR MULTIPLE l)lljliELLINCi ON:rTS_
(Copied i...n fu11 in the Offi..ci...a.l. Ord.i.nan.ce Boork-)
CX>UNCXLMAN BROWN~ AND cx::JUNC~ BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION
TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO_ 1., SERIES OF 1973-l1pon. the ca.11 o.f the rol.l., the
vote resu.l.ted. as fo~a.ns: II --
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B.l..e:.ss:i..ng, Senti..
C:i..t:y At:to~ ~~a d.J...ac:u.ssi..on oo a Bi..l..l.. for an
Ord.:ina.nc:e amending T.i.t.:l...e V (Ca..ree.r S~oe ) o£ the 1969 E.K.C., by add.i...ng
a new ch.apt.er thereto .nti..:t1ed •EQ.gl..ewood Elllp.l..c.oy-ReJ.at~-, Cb.apt.-.r l..O,
de.f.i..ninq :r:i..gb.t..a of empl..oy.,.. to o.:rqan.J...&e :for the pu..rpoae o:f .repx...entati...on;
and CS.te~ ap.propr:i.ate -P1c:Ji~Yee repraaenta ti.on. units and proc:::ed:u.r._..
M.r. Bera..rd.i....n..i stated tl:aat th...i...a -... the :fina.l.. d.ra.ft of the B.i...1..1., of
wb.1c::.b BIU.c:b i...nput bad been put by va.r~ units c::JO'V'ar the l....aat coup1e of
>a<>nths.
IN'rRODIX:ED AS A BILL BY CX>UNC:r.LMAN BLESSXNG.
A BILL FOR
.AN ORDINANCE ANENDZNG TITLE V, CAREER S:ERV.XCE-, O.P '%'HE 1969 E.M ... C ... BY .ADDING
A NDif CEIA.P"rER THEHE"7:'0, ENT~ ~ 1!3&1'LOYEE .REL&rl:ORS-, c:HA..PTER 10 ..
DEFXNING RX.GHrS OF EMPLOYEES TO O.IIIGAN.XZE POll THE P'I:DI:POSE CJP' REPRE:S.EN'rA.TXONa
D~TXON OF A.PPBOPR:l:A7"E EMPLO~ REPRES.EM'ra.T:X:Cti: tDtXTS; CERT::IFICATIOI!il
AND DEC:E:RrrFI~XOfi P.ROC:EDOBES: HEAP:TNGS;; ~ASSES, ~ AND PRCX:EDORAL
RXGH'XS AND OBLX.Gik'rXC»>S: AND DECTARTNG Aai1 ~ ...
CX>UNCX.Y...I!Ia.N BLESSZNG J!IOVED A.HD CQrJNCrx-.w DHOIU:TY SEC'I"'Wl.1!"£D A JC:)T~N
TO A?PRCJ"Q"E A B:J:LL FOR AN ORD~, ~XNG Tr"r:LE V (CA.REE.R. SE..RVICE) OF '1'HE
1969 E ... .JI ... C. BY ADDING A Nn.l CEAP".r'ER. '1"'HERR!!"1'... tl'pcx::a the c:a._1_1 of the ro11, the
vote ~ted._. fo11ows:
Ayes: Cou.n.c:.i....1 ~ZS ~ .. Sc::b..Dackenbe.:rg, Dho:r:i..ty, B.:ro-n,
B.l..easi..n.g. Senti.. ...
Absent: Counc::1.1 ~r Hen:.n..i..nq ...
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City Attorney Be:~::&rdi.n..i. beqan a d..:l...acussi..an. on a Bi..11 for an
O rd....i...l:::ace repeal.i...ng aru! :reen.acti.n.g c:ba.pte.x 2. Tit1e V, 1969 E.M.C.,. enti.t.1ed
•A.dil:a..:i....n.t.rat.i...on-. ~l....i...sh..i. a :n<eW Board o£ Ca..ree.r Se.rvioe Comm..i.&:a..i...one.rs;
provi..d.1..:ng: for t.hei...r approi..ntDaent. e1ec:t.J...on, t.<IIIX'IIl of office; e:.st..a.bl.i..shLng
p.roc::edu.res for noaaJ....n.at..i.o:n .. e..l.ec:ti.an. • .recal..1 and ~ o£ appointed and
e1ected commissi..oners.
Mr . Be.ra.rdi.ni. poi.nt.eLd out that S ·ect.i.on S -2-7 sets out the Personnel..
D"Lrecto.r :cepo.rt:i...ng to the Ci.ty .Manager. T'h.:i..s section as it i....s cu.rrent.l.y
-rit·ten i...& i.denti..cal. to t.b_e ......_y th.e p.roced:u..re i.s now set up.
Cou.nci.JJaan Brown :stated t.hat he was conce.r:ned t..ba._t the empl.oyee.s
are unha.PPY with the ~y the ord..:I.....Da.nce i..s written. He stated that there -._s
a :Lot of tu..rncnTe..r i..n personnel. d..i.rectc:::».rs i.n other c:i..ti.es and be fel.t t.h&t
perhaps tb_i.s was the probl.eD~-
Cc:ltunci.~ Scb--.b stated that the City M.a.D.age.r c:.an..not oper-.te with
a free hand i_f he h.as to get the so-..rd.•s app.roval.. for i.teal.s of th:Ls na:ture.
Cou.nci..l...ma.n Dhor"i..ty stated that he fel.t the qri.evan.ces were ta1c.en
care of and that the :SO...rd i.s an e.xtremtel.y ~rt.i..al.. one.
City Ha..n.ager Di..&l. s:t.ated that the Cou.nci..1 c::ou.1d mod.i..fy i.t by
al.te.rnat.e J::Detb.ods. one being malc.i..ng the Personnel.. Di..rec:tor total..l..y .subo.rdi..nr.ate
to the B oard o~ c:..a..ree.r .se.r-v-i...ce -He reque.&ted. the Council. not to ~e a bal..:f
and ha1..f comproad..-se. The other al.te..r:nati.ve -ou...1d be to :m.a.k.e the Peraon:nel.
Di....rec::t.o:r a di.vi...&i..on h-d in the C::l.ty . -ho -ou.1d then have Boa:rd o:£ Car.o-e..r
Service safeguards for his position.
Cou.nci.l..J:a&n Bl..essing stated that he fel..t the Cou:nci...l.. shou.l..d pass
i.t the .._y i.t cu.rre:ntl..y sta.nd.s .. and r.·-l..OCIIk. at .i..t y-.ar from now.
A BrLL FOR
AN ORDr:NANCE REPEA-LING AND REENACTING CHAP"'r&R 2, TrrLE V, OF THE 1..969 E.M.C. •
ENTITLED -AIJMIN:rSTRAT:I:ON-• ESTABLISH LNG A NEW B0.A.RD OF -C.AREE.R SERVXCE
C:OMM.r.SS:I:O NERS, PROVrD:rNG FOR THEIR APPOrNTMEN'T AND E.LECT:I:ON; TERM OF OFFICE;
ESTABLIS H ING PROCEDU RES FOR ~:I:ON, ELEC'TION, RECALL AND REMOVAL OF
APPOINTED AND ELEC'X"ED COMMISSIONERS • rN fi:A.RMONY W:Z:TB THE PR.OV""XSXONS OF
SECTXON 1..37 AND 1.38 OF ARTICLE XV OF THE ENGLEWOOD fK)ME ROLE ~R. AS
AMENDED, BY VOTE OF THE <20ALIFIEI> ELEC'TOB:S ON NOVEMBER 7, 1..97-2.
COUNCXLMAN BROWN K>VED THAT THE ORDXNANCE BE AMENDED TO M1U<E THE
PERSONNEL DIRE-CTOR RE.PO.RI" TO THE ec::a.RD OF CAREER SERVI:CE_ :Z:t d..i..ed for th.e
Lack of a second.
COONC:I:LMJt.N DHORXTY t«:>VED AND COCJNCrLMAN SCHNACKENBEBIG SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDrNANCE REPEA-LING AND ~CTING CHAPTER 2 •
TITLE V • OF THE 1.969 E .M.C. ENTXTLED .. ADMIN'IS'TRATION... Opc:xl the c:al..l. of
th.e rol..l.., the vote resu.1ted as fo1l.ows:
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Ayes: Counci..1 Members Sc:hWtal::t, Sc::b.n.aclc.e.nl:>erg, Db.ori.ty, B~essi...ng ,
Senti...
Nays: Cou.nci~ Member Brown.
Absent: Counc.:L1 .Membe.x Hen..n...i...Dg.
T:h.e Mayor decLared th..e JDOtio.n. carried.
Ci...ty Atto:rn.ey Be:~~:&rd1..n.i.. presented a memorandum to the City Cou..nc.Li
and the C ity Ma.naqe.r regarding the rem.ov-.1 of Housi.ng Aut:h.o.ri..:ty and Urban.
Renewa_1 Authority JDeDibers. 'n::le Ci..ty Attorn.ey al...so presented a ntelll'lOra.ndum to
the Cou.nci...1 :reg;a:rd.i..ng act.i:vi:ty l..evel..s i.n the Ci...ty Attorney • s offi..ce a..nd
requesti.ng a fu.11-ti.Dae pro.s.ecu.to.r, and part -t~ attorney_ Be stated t.b.at
he wou~d J...i..ke to di...:scu.ss thi..s with the City Coun.c i...1 at a study session i.n
the near future.
Ci...ty Manager D i.a.1 began a di..scuss.i..on. reqa.rd...i...n.g a possi.b1e .rai...l...ro.ad
crossing at Da.rtm.ou.tb nea.r ShOShone. H e stated t.hat an i..nd.i.vi.dual. ba..d
requested a :ra.i-1road crossing spur ~.i...ch -au1.d cross Da...rt::mouth Ave..nue.
A£te:r r-e'Vi..ew by the staff ove..r the next coup1e of veeJc:s, tl1e p:Lan W"OU..1d be
suk:ad.tt.ed to Counc:i...1.
The C.i.ty .Ma..n.age.r deferred the report of the c:u..r:rent status of
pos.si..b.1e CATV s.~oe to the fol...l...owing Monday night d.i..scu..ssi...an. meeting.
The City Manager presented a :report .:regard.i.ng status of emp.1oyee
waqe su.rveys: to the Council..-H e stated that the cost was substantial..., but
not a1.1 b.ad been carnpl..eted yet_
~e C.i ty Ma.n.ag-er requested Cou:nci....J.. conC'l1rre.nce i...n. the Ma.na.ge.r • s
accept.a.nce of a.n appo.i.n~t to an ICI«A. Ta.s.k Force on H UDWLn Resources
Devel..opare.nt_ He stated that the Task. Force -aul..d have t-o meeting-s during
then~ year_
COUNCILHAN SCHWAB I«:JVED AND OOUNC:rz..IULN SCHNACJCENBERG SECX>NDED A
MOTION TO CX>NCUR WITH AND ALSO At.JTHORZZE ANY TRA.VEL NECESSARY IN THE
APPO::r::NrMENT TO AN ICMA. TASX FORCE ON Hl.JMA.N RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT FOR THE
CITY !QILNA.GER. Upon the c:al..l.. o£ th.e ro.l..l..., the vote resul..t.ed as fol...l..ows: II --
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Ayea:. Col.1nc:.i.1 Membe..rs s~. Sc::h.nac::Jcenbe..rg, Db.o.ri..ty, Brc::JI'Iofn,
B1es..s:Lng, Senti. •
.Absent: Cou.nc:i....l... MaDbe.r Henning.
Mayor Senti ~ed Mr _ Edd..ie Tang"UDWa £.ram the aud:l...nc:e a s a
non-schedul.ed visitor_
COUNCILMAN :B.ROWN MOVED AND COUNCILI'Ut.N SCHW'A.B SECONDED A MOT:J:ON'
TO RE-APPOIN"r MIL JCEN WET'TERST:ROM. TO '1"HE ~ OF ADJOS~ AND APPEALS-
U pon the c:a.l.l. o £ the :ro1.1, the vote re~ted as £o11ows:
Aye:&: c:.ounc:.i...1 MeiiDbe.rs Sc:h--.b, Sc:::h.nac:kenberg, Dbori..ty, Brown,
Bl.e..s.si..nq , Senti._
NAys: None
COUNC:l:LMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCI.LMAN BLESSXNG SECOHDED A MOTX~
TO APPOXNX MR. A.R7' MARTIN, JR., AND MR . EDDXE 'rANGtlMA. TO THE PXA.NNING AND
ZONING COMM:I:SSION. U pon the ca.1.1. o f the rol..1, the vote resu..l.ted. •• £o1.1~:
Ayes: Council.. Members Sch-ab , Sc::b..D.ac:ke:n.berg, Dh.ori..ty, Brown.,
Bl..essing, Senti..
Nays: None
Absent: Council.. Member Henn:Lng.
The Mayor dec:.Lared the motion c:a.rri..ed.
OOUNCrLMAN DHOR..ITY MOVED AND COUNC::rx.M&N SCHNAB SECONDED A NOTXON
TO APPOINT LOIS STERLING AND BEVERLY SII'W:>NS TO THE LrElRA.RY BOA.RD. 0pc:Jon th.e
cal..l.. o£ the .rol..l.., the vote .reaul..ted as fol.l..OWS: II • •
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Ayes: Counc:i..1 ~ Schwab,. Sc:h.Dac.kenbe..rg. D11or:i..ty,. Bro-:n,
B1essi..ng,. Senti.
Nays: None
COUNC:.Z:Laa.N SCHNA.c:JCENB.EBG: .:JVED AND COUNCX:LIIIt.N SCHiiAB SECONDED A
IC:n"X.OIN "1"0 RE-A.PPOX:NT I!!IR. BOGER D-KNXGH'1" TO THE WATER AND S.J!:MER BClriiiL.R:D. t.Jpaon
the c-..11 of the ro.l.....l..,. the vote reau.l..t.ed a• ~o.1.....l..ows:
Ay-: Cou.nc:i..1 ~ Sclnl&b,. Sch.na.c::k.enberq,. Ob.o.r:l.ty,. Brown,.
Bl..esaLnq,. S.OtL.
Nays: None
OODNC:I.~ BLESSING .t«:JVED AND COUHCXLMIUroJ BR1:MN SECX)RDEO A MC'Jt'riON
TO A.DJOOBN. Upon the cal..l.. o~ ~ ro11.,. th• 'V"CJJ'te resu...l..ted. a• fol..1owa:
Ay-: Counc:i..l.. "-~:>era s:ctn.ab,. Sc:::hnac;:k_~.rg . Db.or1.ty,. Brc::JWn,.
Bl..eaa:i..ng ,. Senti .
The Mayo.r dec:Lared the -.ot..i.c:m. ca..rxi.ed &nd t.h• ~ ...._. adjOU-:E:Z'1ed at
12:32 P_M_
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''SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM I.NVITEES, February 20, 1973''
Precinct No.
Hr .. and Mrs. Hike M .. Quacken, 3150 South Platte River Drive
Mr .. and Mrs. w. Daniels Ray, 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr .. and Mrs .. George E .. Rooks, 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No.. 2
Hr. and Mrs .. Larry J. Galvin, 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Harold L .. Johnson, 3176 South Acoma Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Walter R. Queen, 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct. No.. 3
Mr .. and Mrs .. Richard C. Gallatin, 3048 South Grant Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Ho~ard K .. Johnson, 2736 South Grant Street
Mr .. and H _rs .. Raymond R .. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No.. 4
~and Mrs .. Dennis Rademacher, 3730 South Elati Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Howard E .. Ragsdale, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. David Rains, 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No. 5
Hr. and Mrs. Manue1 J. Ga11egos. 3218 South Wa.sbi.ngc.on Streec.
Mr. and Mrs. F1oyd R. Qu~nn. 2970 South Eaerson Str~ec.
Hr. and Mrs. John C. Raddat&• 3233 South Pear1 Sc.reet
Preci.ncc. No. 6
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Quinn• 3170 South Frankl.in Street
Mr. •nd Mrs. John B. Ragatz. 3004 South Corne11 Circle
M·r ... and Mrs. S . M:lchae1 Round, 1.341 East Dartmouth Avenue
Prec.incc. No. 7
H _r.,. and Mrs. J. Fred Bill Johnson• Jr. • 3124 South Vine Court
Hr. and Mrs. Wil1iam R ... Ross. 3120 South Race Street
~ an~ Leonard Rowe, 2060 Ease. E-sbnao Avenue
Prec.inc.c. No. 8
Hr. and Mrs. H~chae1 Rasmussen, 3540 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. Wi11ad F. Ronald, 3535 South Clarkson Street
Hr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhui.sen, 3420 South Sherman Street • •
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P-recinct No. 9
Mr. and Mr s . Edwin A-Johnson, 4060 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mr s .. J aa.e s A , ... Jo.bn.son. 3985 South P ·enn..sy1vani.a Street
Mr. and Mr s .. Leonard A-Verbec.k., 4009 South Pe.n.n.sylvani.a Street
Preci nct No. 10
Ms. Ruth v .. Rapp, 42~8 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mr s .. Ernest J ... Rousseau, 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mr s .. Monte Dav i.s, 4190 South Xnc. Street
Precinct No. 11
Kr .. and Mrs. Harland Ca11aug.her., 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs . Robert W ... Game~•Y• 4159 South Logan Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Arthur P .. Reinke, 4293 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 12
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Camet, 4550 South Kalam.th Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Elvis L .. Johnson, 4560 South Huron Street
M ·r .. and Mrs. J~s H .. John..son. 4581 South Kal.amath Street
Prec.J..nc.t No.. 13
Mr. and Mrs. w ... Jack Qu~u1an• 2900 West Stanford Drive
~ and ~-Howard R.anum. 4570 South Knox. Court
Mr ... and Mrs. Dona1d E ... Rei.n.k.e. 3381 West Grand Avenue
Prec.:Lnc.t No . 14
Mr. and Mr s . Roger K ... Griffith• 4922 South Ca1apago Street
Hr. and Mr s . Larry A. Frailey• 5065 South Delaware Street
Mr . and Mr s ... Glen John s on. 290 We s t Grand Avenue
p ·rec.i nct No. 15
Hr. and Mrs. Jame s T. Fukuhara. 4860 South 1nca Street
Hr. and Mr s . Cleo N ... Brown. 4 7 90 South 1nc.a Street
Hr ... and Hrs. Cullen W. Clark. 4810 South Inca Street
Precinct No. 16
~ and Mrs ...
Mr... and Mrs ...
Hr. and Mrs.
"+-S o ...t C...-,.n.~
Elof C. Johnson. 4942 South Sherman Street
Anthony Rae1. 4941 South Lo&an Street
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Precinct No.
Hr. and Mrs. Hike H. Quacken, 3150 South P1atte R~ver Drive
Hr. and Mrs. w. Daniels Ray, 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Mr .. and Mrs. George E. Rooks, 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No.. 2
Hr. and Mrs. Larry J. Galvin, 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Harold L. Johnson, 31.76 South Ac.cxna. Street
Hr. and Mrs. Walter R .. Queen, 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Mr .. and Mrs .. Richard C .. Gallatin, 3048 South Gra_nt Street
Hr. and Mrs .. Ho~ard H. Johnson, 2736 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. RAymond R .. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
P-recinct No. 4
Hr. and Mrs .. Dennis RAdem.cher, 3730 South E1ati Street
Hr .. a _nd Mrs .. Howard E .. Ragsdale, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Hr .. and Mrs. David Rains, 4.090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No. 5
Hr. and Mrs. Manue1 J. Ga11egos. 3218 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. F1oyd R . Quinn. 2970 South Emerson Street
Hr. and Mrs. John G. Raddatz. 3233 South Pear1 S~reet
Precinct No. 6
Hr. and Mrs. A. E. Quinn• 3170 South Frank1in Street
Hr. and Mrs. John B. Ragatz. 3004 South Corne11 Circ1e
Mr. and Mrs. s. ~chae1 Round• 1341 East Darbmouth Avenue
Precinct No. 7
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Bi11 Johnson• Jr •• 3124 South Vine Court
Mr. and Mrs. Wi11iam R. Ross. 3120 South Race St~eet
Hr. and Mrs. Leonard Ro-e. 2060 East Eosbaan Avenue
Precinct No. 8
M_r. and Hr.s. Hichae1 Ra.amu.s.sen. 3.54-0 South Washington Street
Hr. and Mrs. Wi11ad F. Rona1d• 3.535 South C1ark.aon Street
Hr. and Mrs . Andrew Venhui..sen. 3420 South Sherman Street • •
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P ·recinct No. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Edw1n A. Johnson, 4060 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs. James A-Johnson., 3985 Sout..h Pennsylvania Street
Mr. and Mr s . Leonard A. Verbeek, 4009 South Pennsylvania Street
P-recinct No. 10
Ms. Ruth V. Rapp, 4218 South Acoma Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Rousseau,. 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Davi s. 4190 South Xnca Street
P-recinct No. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Harlond Gallaugher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Gamevay,. 4159 South Logan Street
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Reinke. 4293 South She~n Street
Precinct No. 12
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C .. Gamet. 4550 South Kala.math Street
Mr. and Hrs. Elvis L. Johnson. 4560 South Huron Street
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Johnson, 4581 South Kalamatb Street
Precinct No. 1.3
Hr. and Mrs. w. Jack Quinlan, 2900 West Stanford Drive
Mr .. and Mrs. Howard Ranum,. 4570 South Knox Court
Mr .. and Mrs .. Donald E. Reinke. 3381 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 14
H·r .. and Hrs .. Roger K .. Griffith• 4922 South Galapago Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Larry A .. Frailey. 5065 South Delaware Street
Hr .. and M_rs. Glen Johnson,. 290 West Gran-d Avenue
Precinct No .. 15
Mr. and Mrs .. J.mes T .. Fukuhara,. 4860 South 1nca Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Cleo N. Brown. 4790 South Inca Street
Hr .. and Mr s .. Cullen W. Clark, 4810 South Inca Street
Precinct No .. 16
Hr. and Mrs .. E1of C. Johnson. 4942 South Sherman Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Anthony Rael. 4941 South Logan Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Ronald L. R.mer. 4650 South Pennsylvania Street • •
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Precinct No.
Hr. and Mrs. Hike H. Qu-ack..en, 31.50 South PLatte River Drive
Hr. and Mrs. w. Danie1s Ray, 3L41 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr. and Mrs. G-eorge E. Rooks, 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Galvin, 3333 South Bannock Street
H·r. and Mrs. Haro1d L. Johnson, 3176 South Acom.a Street
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Queen, 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Mr. and Mr s . Richard C. GalLatin, 3048 South Grant Street
Hr. and Mrs. Ho-ard K. Johnson, 2736 South Grant Street
Hr. and Hrs. Raymond R. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4
Hr. and Mrs. Dennis RAdemacher, 3730 South E1ati Street
Hr. and Mrs. Howard E. RagsdaLe, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Mr. and Mrs. David Rains, 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No. 5
Hr. and Mrs. Mauue1 J. Ga1legos, 3218 South Washington Street
Hr. and Mr s . F1oyd R. QuLnn. 2970 South Emerson Street
Mr. and Mrs . John C. Raddatz, 3233 South Pearl Street
Prec.inc.t: No. 6
Hr. and Mrs. A. E. Quinn• 3170 South Frank1in Street
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ragatz. 3004 South Corne11 Circ1e
Hr. and Mrs. s. H~c.hael Round• 1341 East Dartmouth Avenue
Precinct No. 7
Hr. and Mrs. J. Fred Bill Johnson, Jr •• 3124 South Vine Court
Hr. and Mrs. Wi11i.m R. Ross, 3120 South Race Street
Mr. and M.rs. Leonard Rowe, 2060 East E-st.m.an Avenue
Precinct No. 8
Hr. and Hrs. Michael Rasmussen, 3540 South Washington Street
Hr. and Mrs. Willad F. Ronald, 3535 South Clarkson Street
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhuisen, 3420 South Sbe~n Street • •
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Preci.nct No.
Hr. a-n.d Mrs. M.i.k.e H. Quac::..k.e.n. 31.50 South Pl.atte RJ..ve.r Dri.ve
Hr. and Mrs. W. Daniel.s R.ay• 31.41 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr. and Mrs. George E. Rooks. 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Hr. and H _rs .. La..rry J ... Cal.vi.n. 3333 South Bannoc.k. Street
Hr. and Mrs. Haro1d L. Joh~on. 3176 South Acoma Street
Hr. and Mrs. Wal.ter R .. Queen. 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Hr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ca1l.atJ..n. 3048 South Grant Street
Hr. and Mrs. Howard M. Johnson. 2736 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schneider. 2990 South Grant Street
Preci.nct No. 4
Hr. and Mrs. Dennis Rademacher. 3730 South El.ati. Street
Hr. and Mrs. Howard E. Ragsda1e• 381.0 South Cherokee Street
Kr. and Mrs. David Rai.ns. 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No. 5
H .r .. and Mrs. H.a:nue1 J. Cal.1egos. 321.8 South Wa.shi.ngton Street
Hr .. and Mrs. Fl.oyd R. Qu:l.nn.• 2970 South EIDerson Street
Hr. and Mrs. John G. Raddatz. 3233 South Pearl. Street
Preci.nct No.. 6
Hr. and Mrs. A. E. Quinn. 3170 South Frank1in Street
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ragatz• 3004 South Corne~l. Circl.e
Hr. and Mrs. S. Michael. Round. 1341 East Darbmouth Avenue
Precinct No. 7
H _r. and Mrs. J. Fred Bil.l Johnson. Jr. • 31.24 South Vine Court
Hr. and Mrs. Wi11iam R. Ross. 3120 South Race Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe. 2060 East E-sbnan Avenue
Precinct No. 8
Hr. and Mrs. Michael Rasmussen. 3540 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. Will.ad F. Ronald• 3535 South Cl.arkson Street
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhuisen. 3420 South Sherman Street • •
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Precinct No. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Edw1n A. Johnson, 4060 South Pearl. Street
Mr. and Hrs. James A .. Johnson, 3985 Sou~ Pennsylvania Street
Hr .. and Mrs. Leonard A. Verbeck, 4009 South Penn..sy1va:n.ia Street
Precinct No. 10
Ms. Ruth v. Rapp, 4218 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Ernest J .. Rousseau, 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Davis, 4190 Sout.h Inca Street
Precinct No .. ll
Hr .. and Mrs. Harlond Gal.laugher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Robert W .. G.ameway., 4159 Soutb Logan Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Arthur P .. Reinke. 4293 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 12
Hr. and Mr s . Donald G .. Gamet, 4550 South Kalamath Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Elvis L .. Johnson. 4560 South Huron Street
Hr .. and Mrs. James H .. Johnson, 4581 South KaLamath Street
Precinct No. 13
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack Qu~n1an. 2900 West Stanford Dr~ve
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ranum. 4570 South Knox Court
H _r. and Mrs. Dona1d E .. Re~nke. 3381 West Grand Aven.ue
Precinct No.. 14
Hr .. and Mrs. Roger K .. Griffith. 4922 South Ga1apago Street
Hr .. and Hrs. Larry A. Frai1ey• 5065 South De1aware Street
Hr. and Mrs .. C1en Johnson. 290 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 15
Hr. and Mrs. James T. Fukuhara, 4860 South Inca Street
Hr. and Mr s .. C1eo N .. Brown. 4790 South Inca Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Cu11en W .. C1ark. 4810 South Inca Street
Precinct No. 16
Hr .. and Hrs .. E1of C .. Johnson, 4942 South Sherman Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Anthony Rae1, 4941 South Lo&&n Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Rona1d L .. Ramer, 4650 South Pennay1vania Street
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Prec.i.nc.t No. 1
Hr. and Mrs. ~ke H. Quacken. 3150 South Platte R~ver DTi.ve
Hr. and Mrs. W. Daniels Ray• 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr. and Mrs. George E. Rooks. 3075 South Santa Fe Dri.ve
P ·rec.i.nct No. 2
Hr. and Mr s . L.rry J. Galvin. 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs. Karo1d L. Johnson. 3176 South Acoma Street
Hr. and Mrs. Walter R. Queen. 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ga~lati.n• 3048 South Grant Street
Hr. and Mrs. Howard M. Johnson. 2736 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schneider. 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis lladem.ac.her. 3730 South Elati Street
Hr. and Mrs. Ho~arC E. Ragsdale. 3810 South Cherokee Street
Mr. and Mrs. Dav~d Rains• 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No... 5
Mr ... and Mrs. Manue1 J ... Ca11ecos, 3218 South Washin.g ton Street
Hr. and Mrs. F1oyd R. Qu~nn, 2970 South ~rson Street
Hr. and Mrs. John C ... Raddatz, 3233 South Pearl. Street
Precinct No. 6
Hr ... and Mrs. A. E. Qu~nn, 3170 South Frank11n Street
H _r. and Mrs. John B. Ra&atz:, 3004 South Cornel.1 Circ1e
Hr. and Mrs. S ... ~chae1 Round, 1341 East Dar~utb Avenue
Precinct No . 7
Hr. and Mrs. J ... Fred Bi.11 Johnson, Jr., 3124 South V~ne Court
HT. and Mrs. Wi11i.am R ... Ross, 3120 South Race Street
Hr. and Mrs-Leonard Rowe, 2060 East E-sbDan Avenue
Precinct No. 8
Mr. and H ·rs. Michael. Rasmussen, 3540 South Wa-Shington Street
Hr. and Mrs. Wi11ad F ... Rona1d, 3535 South CLarkson Street
Hr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhuisen, 3420 South Sherman Street
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Prec~nct No. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Ed~n A. Johnson, 4060 South Pearl. Street
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, 3985 South Pennsy1van~a Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Verbeck, 4009 South Pennsy1van~a Street
Precinct No. 10
~. Ruth V. Rapp, 4218 South Ac~ Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Rousseau, 4190 South Bannock Street
Hr. and Mrs. Monte Davis, 4190 South Inca Street
Precinct No. 11
Hr. and Mrs. Harlond Callaugher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Hr. and Mrs. Robert w. Cameway, 4159 South Logan Street
Hr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Reinke, 4293 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 12
Hr. and H .rs. Donald C. GA~Det, 4550 South Kal.am.ath Street
Hr. and Hrs. Elvis L. John~on, 4560 South Huron Street
Mr. and Mrs. J~s H. Johnson, 4581 South Kalamatb Street
Precinct No. 13
Hr. and Mrs. w . Jack Quinlan, 2900 West Stanford Drive
Mr. and Mra. HOW"ard kanua:t, 4570 South Knox. Court
Hr. and Mrs. Donald E. Reinke, 3381 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 14
H _r. and Mrs. Roger K. Griffith, 4922 South Gal.apa&o Street
Hr. and M_rs. Larry A. Frailey. 5065 South Del.a,.,-are Street
Hr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson, 290 West Grand Av~ue
Precinct No. 15
Mr. and Hrs. James T. Fukuhara. 4860 South Xnca Street
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo N. Brown• 4790 South Inca Street
Hr. and Mrs. Cullen W. Clark. 4810 South Inca Street
Precinct No. 16
Mr. and Mrs. Elof C. Johnson. 4942 South Sherman Street
Hr. and Mrs. Anthony &.el. 4941 South Loaan Street
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Precinct No.
Hr. and Mrs. M~ke H. Quacken. 3150 South Plat~ River Drive
Mr. and Mrs. W. Daniels Ray. 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr. and Mrs. George E. Rooks. 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Hr. and Mrs. Larry J. Calvin. 3333 South Bannock Street
Hr. and Mrs. Harold L. Johnson. 3176 South Acoma Street
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Queen. 2974 South Cherokee Street
Prec.inc.c:. No. 3
Hr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gallatin. 3048 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ho~ard H. Johnson. 2 7 36 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schneider. 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4
Hr. and Mrs. Dennis Radem.c.her. 3730 South Elati Street
Hr. and Mrs. Howard E. Ragsdale. 3810 South Cherokee Street
Hr. and Mrs. David Rains. 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No. 5
Hr. and Mrs. Manuel J. Gallegos. 3218 South Washington Street
Hr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Qu~nn. 2970 South Emerson Street
Mr. and Mr s . John C. R.ddat&• 3233 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 6
H .r. and Mr s . A. E. Quinn. 3170 South Fra.nk.li.n Street
Mr. and Hr s . John B. R&gat.z. 3004 South Cornell. Circle
Hr. a n d Mr s . s. Michael Round. 1 341 Eas t Darbmouth Avenue
Prec i nct:. No. 7
Hr. and Mr s . J. Fred Bill Johnson. Jr •• 3124 South Vine Court
Hr. and Mrs. Wi.lliam R. Ross . 3120 South Race Str eet:.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe. 2060 East E -s bD&n Avenue
Precinct:. No. 8
Hr. and Mrs .. Hic.bael Rasmussen. 3540 South Washington Street
Hr. and Mrs .. Will.ad F. Ronald• 3535 South Cl.ar~on Street
Hr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhui.sen. 3420 South Sherman Street:. • •
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M _r. and Mrs. Edwin A. Johnson, 4-060 South P~ar1 Street
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, 3985 South P~DD$y1vania Street
Hr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Verbeck, 4009 South Pennsy1vania Street
Preci.nct No. 10
M~. Ruth v. Rapp, 4218 South Acorn. Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. RousseAu, 4190 South Bannock Street
Hr. and Mrs. Monte Davis, 4190 South Inca Street
Precinct No. 11
Mr. and Mrs .. Har1ond Ca11augher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Gameway, 4159 South Logan Street
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Reinke, 4293 South Sherman Street
Preci.nct No. 12
Mr. and Mrs. Dona1d G. G~t, 4550 South Ka1amath Street
Mr. and Mr s. Elvis L. Johnson, 4560 South Huron Street
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Johnson, 4581 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No. 13
Mr. and Mrs. w. Jack Quin1an, 2900 West Stanford Drive
Mr. and Mra. Howard Ranum., 4570 South Knox Court
M_r . aad Mrs. Donald E. Reinke, 3381 West GrAnd Avenue
Precinct No. 14
M_r. a .nd Mrs. Roger K. G'X'"iffith, 4922 South Ga1apaco Street
Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Frailey, 5065 South De1a~are Street
Hr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson, 290 West Grand Avenue
Precf.nct No. 15
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Fukuhara, 4860 South Inca Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Cleo N. Brown, 4790 South Inca Street
Mr. and Mrs. Cul.le.:n W. Clark, 4810 South Inc.a Street
Precinct No. 16
Mr. and Mrs. E1of C. Johnson, 4942 South Sbe~n Street
Mr. and Hra. Anthony a.el, 4941 South Loaan Street
Mr. and Mra. Ronald L. R.-.r, 46~0 South P.aa•ylvan~a Street • •
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Prec i nct No ..
Hr. and Mr s . M~ke H. Quacken,. 3150 South Platte River Drive
Hr. and Mrs. W. Daniels Ray,. 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Hr. and Mrs. George £. Rooks,. 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Hr. and Mrs. Larry J. Galvin,. 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mr s . Harold L. Johnson,. 3176 South Acoma Street
Hr. and Mr s . Walter R. Queen,. 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gallatin, 3048 South Grant Street
Hr. and M .rs. How-ard H. Johnson,. 2736 South Grant Street
Hr. and Mr s . Raymond R. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No... 4
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rade~c.her, 3730 South Elati Street
Mr. and Hrs. Ho~ard E. Ragsdale, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Mr. and Mrs. David RAins, 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No... 5
Mr ... and Mrs ... Manuel. J ... Ga11egos, 3218 South Wash~ngton Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... Fl.oyd R ... Qui.nn, 2970 South EIDerson Street
Mr ... and Mrs .. John G .. R.addat.&, 3233 South Pearl. Street
Precinct No.. 6
Mr .. and Mr s . A .. E ... Qui.nn, 3170 South Frank1in Street
Hr ... and Mr s ... John B ... lla.&at&, 3004 South Corne11 Ci.rcl.e
Hr .. and Mr s ... S. M1.c..h.ael. Rou"D.d, 1.341. Ea.st D.a:rt:.:n.outh Aven.ue
Precinct No.. 7
Mr .. and Mrs .. J .. Fred Bi11. Johnson, Jr., 3124 South Vine C ourt
Mr .. and Mrs .. Wil.1iam R. Ross, 3120 South Race Street
H.r .. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe, 2060 East E .... stm.an Avenue
Precinct No. 8
Mr. and Mrs. Michael. Rasmussen. 3540 South Washington Street
Hr ... and Mrs .. Wil.l.ad F. Ronal.d• 3535 South Cl.arkson Street
Hr. and H .rs ... Andrew Ve:nbuisen, 3--420 South Shertnan Street --
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed~n A. Johnaon, 4060 South Pearl. Street
Mr. and Mrs. JAJ:Des A... Jobn...son, 3985 Sou.:.h Pe.nnsyl.van..i.a Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Leonard A .. Verbeck, 4009 South Pennsyl.vania Street
Prec:l nc. t No.. 10
~-Ruth V .. Rapp, 4218 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Ernest J .. Rousseau, 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Davis, 4190 South Inc.a Street
Precinct No. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Ga11augher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Robert w .. Gamew-ay, 4159 South Logan Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Arthur P .. Reinke, 4293 South Sherman Street
Preci.nct No.. 12
Mr .. and Mrs. Donald c. Camet, 4550 South JC.alam.ath Streee
Mr. and Mrs .. El~s L .. Johnson, 4560 South Huron Street
H:r .. and Mrs .. James H-Johnson, 4581 South K.alatD&th Street
Pre.ci.nct No. 1.3
Mr. and Mr s .. W. Jack Qui.nl.an, 2900 West St..a:nfo-rd Dri.ve
H .r. and Nr•• Howard 1\.attum• 4570 South Knox Court
Kr. and ttrs. DonaLd E. Rei.nk.e. 3381 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 14
Mr. and Mrs. Roge-r K. Griffith• 4922 South Ga1apago Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Larry A-Frailey, .5065 South Del&"Ware Street
Hr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson. 290 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 15
Mr. and Mrs. James T . Fukuhara• 4860 South 1nca Street
Hr. and Mrs. Cleo N. Brown. 4790 South 1nca Street
Hr. and Mrs. Cu11e.n w. Clark. 4810 South 1nca Street
Preci.nct No. 16
Mr. and Mrs. E1of C. Johnson. 4942 South Sherman Street
Hr. and Hre. Anthony a..e1. 4941 South Lo&AD StTeet
Mr. aa.d Mr•• aooald L. a-r• 4650 South •eaa.ay1v-l.a Street • •
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Precinct No.
Hr. and Mrs. H1ke H. Quac.ken, 3150 South Pl.atte River Dri ve
Hr .. and Mrs. W .. Daniel.s Ray, 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
H .r. and Mrs. George E. Rooks, 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No.. 2
Mr .. and Mrs .. Larry J .. Gal.vin, 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Harol.d L .. Johnson, 3176 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Wal.ter R. Queen, 2974 South Cherokee Street
Preci.nct No.. 3
Mr .. and Mrs .. Richard C .. Ga11atin, 3048 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Howard H. Johnson, 2736 South Grant Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Raymond R .. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
Prec.i.nct No.. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rademacher, 3730 South El.ati Street
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Ragsdal.e, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Mr .. and Mrs. David Rains, 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No.. 5
Hr .. and Mrs .. Manuel J .. Ga1legos, 3218 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R .. Quinn, 2970 South Emerson Street
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Raddatz, 3233 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 6
Hr. and Mrs. A. E. Quinn, 3170 South Franklin Street
Mr. and Hrs. John B. Ragatz, 3004 South Corne11 Circle
Hr. and Mrs. S .. M~c.hae1 Round, 1341 East Dar~uth Ave nue
Precinct No. 7
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Bill Johnson~ Jr., 3124 South Vine Court
Mr. and Mrs. William R .. Ross, 3120 South Race Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe, 2060 East EGS~D Avenue
Precinct No. 8
Hr. and Mrs. Mi.chae1 Rasmussen, 3540 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. Willad F. Ronald, 3535 South Clarkson Street
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhui.sen, 3420 South Sbe~n Street
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Pre.c.i.n.ct No.. 9
Mr .. and Mrs .. E~n A. Johnson, 4060 South Pearl Street
H:r .. and Mrs .. JaDW!s A.. Johnson, 398S South Pe.nn.syl.vani..a Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Leonard A .. Verbeek, 4009 South P~ylvan~a Street
Preci.nc.t No.. 10
M. .. Ruth V .. Rapp, 421.8 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Ernest J .. Rousseau, 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Honte Dav~s. 41.90 South Inca Street
Preci.nc.t No .. 1.1
Mr .. and Mrs .. Harl.ond Gallaugher, 4340 South Pearl Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Robert W .. G~ay, 4159 South Logan Street
H:r .. a .nd Mrs. Arthur P .. Rei.nk.e, 4293 South Sherman Street
P ·recinct No.. 1.2
Mr .. and Mrs .. Donald G .. Camet, 4550 South Kalamacb Street
M:r .. and Mrs .. Elvi.s L .. ..John.son, 4560 South Huron Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. J.mes H. Johnson, 4581 South Kal.amath Street
Prec.i.nct No.. 13
Mr .. and Mrs .. W .. Jack Qui.nlan. 2900 West Stanford Dr~ve
Hr .. and Mrs. Ho..rard R.anum. 4570 South Knox Court
Mr. and Mrs. Oona1d E. ReLnke• 3381 West Grand Avenue
P ·ree:lnet No. 14
Mr. and Mr s . Roger K. Gr~£f~th. 4922 South Ga1apaao Street
Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Fra~1ey. 5065 South De1aware Street
Mr. and Mrs. G1en Joh~on. 290 We s t Grand Avenue
Precinct No. 15
Kr. and Mrs. J~es T. Fukuhar•• 4860 South 1nca Street
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo N. Brown. 4790 South 1nca Street
Mr. and Mrs. Cu11en W. Clark. 4810 South 1nca Street
Precinct No. 16
Mr. and Mrs. E1of C. Johnson. 4942 South She~n Street
Mr. and. lira. AD.c.boay a..el.. 4941 South Loaaa. Street
Mr. and. Mra. tlonal.d L. tl-r. 4650 Soutb •eaaeylYaa..i.a Street --
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Precinct No.. 1
Mr .. and Mrs .. HJ..k.e M .. Quac.ken, 3150 Sout.b P1atte R.i"Ver OT iv·e
Mr .. and Mrs .. w .. Danie.1s Ray, 31.41 South Santa Fe Driv-e.
Mr .. and Mrs .. George E .. Rooks , 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Mr .. and Mrs .. Larry J .. Galvin, 3333 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Harold L .. Johnson, 3176 South Acoma Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Walter & ... Queen, 29 7 4 South Cherokee Street
Preci.nct No. 3
Mr. and Mrs .. Richard C .. Gallatin, 3048 South Grant Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Howard H .. Johnson, 2736 South Grant Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Raymond R .. Schneider, 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No.. 4
Mr .. and Mrs .. Dennis Rademacher, 3730 South Elati Street
Mr. an.d Mrs . Howard E .. Ragsdale, 3810 South Cherokee Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. David Rains, 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No.. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel. J .. Gallegos, 3218 South Wash~ngton Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Floyd R .. Qu~nn. 2970 South Emerson Street
Mr .. and Mrs. John G. Raddatz, 3233 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 6
Mr .. and Mrs .. A .. E .. Quinn, 3170 South Franklin Street
Mr. and Mrs .. John B .. Ragatz, 3004 South Cornell. Circle
Hr. and H·rs .. S. M:i.chae1 Round., 1341. East DartiiiOuth Avenue
Precinct No.. 7
Hr. and Mrs .. J .. Fred B~11 Johnson, Jr., 3124 Soucb Vine Court
Hr .. and Mrs. Wi11iam R. Ross, 3120 South R .ace Street
Hr .. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe, 2060 East E-sbman Av~nue
Precinct No. 8
Hr .. and Mrs .. ~chAel Rasmussen, 3540 South Wash~ngton Street
Hr. and Mrs. W~ll.ad F. Ronald, 3535 South Clarkson Street
Hr .. and Mrs .. Andrew Ve·nhu~se.n, 3420 South Sherman Street II • •
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llr ... aucl Jll:rs ... Edwi..n A. Johnson, 4060 South Pe.arl. Str·eet
Mr. aDd Mrs ... ..)ames A ... Johnson, 398S South Pe:an.syl.vania St:reet
Mr ... and Mr s ... Leonard A ... Verbeck., 4009 South PenD-ayl.vani..a Street
PTe.cinc.t No... 10
~ ... &uth V ... Rapp. 421.8 South Acoma Street
Mr ... and M:ra ... Ernest J. Rousseau. 4190 South Bannoc.lt. Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... Monte Davi.s , 41.90 South Inca Street
Precinct No ... 11
Mr. and Mrs. Harl.ond Cal.l.au&her, 4340 South Pearl. Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... Robert w ... Gameway. 4159 South Logan Street
Hr. and Mrs ... Arthur P .. Reinke• 4293 South Sherman Street
Precinct No.. 12
Mr ... and Mrs. Donal.d G ... Gamet. 4550 South Ka1.math Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... El.vi.s L ... Jo~on. 4560 south Huron Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... James M ... Johnson. 4581 South Kal.amath Street
Precinct No. 1.3
Mr ... and Mrs ... W ... Jack Quinl.an• 2900 West Stanford Drive
Mr ... and Mrs ... Howard Ranum, 4570 South Knox Court
Mr ... and Mrs ... l>o'D-al.d E ... B.el.nke, 3381. West Grand Avenue
Preci.nct No... 1.4
Mr ... ancl Mrs ... Ro&er K .. Gri.f£i.tb. 4922 South Gal.apaao Street
Mr ... and Mrs ... Larry A ... Pra.i.l.ey. 5065 South De.l.aw-are Street
MT ... and Mrs-G1eu Johnson. 290 West Grand Avenue
Precinct No . 15
Mr ... and Mrs. James T .. Fuku.hara. 4860 South Inca Street
Hr ... and Mrs .. Cl.eo N .. Brown, 4790 South 1nca Street
Hr .. and Mr s ... Cul.l.en W .. Cl.a:rk• 4810 South Inca Street
Preci.nct No. 16
Hr. and Mrs. ELof C. Johnson. 4942 South Sherman Street
Mr. and Mr•· AD~ony a.el.• 4941 &ouch Lo&AD Street ~~r. and Mr•· aooal.d. L. a-T· 46SO south • ....,..yl.van.:l.a StTeet
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Precinct No.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike H. Quaeken. 3150 South P1atte River Drive
M:r. and Mrs. W. Da:nie1s Ray. 3141 South Santa Fe Drive
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rooks. 3075 South Santa Fe Drive
Precinct No. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Ga1vin. 3333 South Bannock Street
Hr. and Mrs. Haro1d L. Johnson. 3176 South Acoma Street
Mr. and Mrs. Wa1ter R. Queen. 2974 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ga11atin• 3048 South Grant Street
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Johnson. 2736 South Grant Street
Hr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schneider. 2990 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rade~cher. 3730 South E1ati Street
H _r ... and Mrs. Howard E. Ragsda1e. 3810 South Cherokee Street
Hr. and Mrs. David Rains• 4090 South Bannock Street
Precinct No.. 5
Hr. and Mrs. Hanue1 J. Ga11egos. 3218 South Washington Street
Mr. and Mr s. F1oyd R. Quinn. 2970 South Emerson Street
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Raddatz. 3233 South Pear1 Street
P-rec.inc.t No. 6
Hr. and Hrs. A. E. Quinn. 3170 South Prank1i.n Street
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ragatz. 3004 South Corne~1 Ci.rc1e
Mr. and Mrs. S. K1.chae1 Round. 1341 East Dartmouth Avenue
Prec.inc.t No. 7
Hr. and Mrs. J. Fred Bi11 Johnson. Jr •• 3124 South Vine Court
Mr. and Mrs. Wi11iam R. Ross. 3120 South Race Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe. 2060 East Eastman Avenue
Precinct No. 8
M.r. and Mrs. K1.chael. R.asUlUssen. 354-0 Soucb Washington Street
Mr. and Mrs. W~1~ad P. Rona1d• 3535 Soucb C1arkson Street
Hr. and Mrs. Andrew Venhu~sen. 3420 South Sherman Street
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Precinct No.. 9
Mr .. and Mrs. Echri.n A. Jobn.aoa• 4060 Soutb P..._r1 Street
Mr. and Mrs. J~s A. ... Johnaoa• 3985 Sou.t:..b Peua.ayl.van.l-a Street
Mr ... and Mrs .. Leonard A. Verbeck.• 4009 Sout:..b Peunayl.van.i.a Street
Preci.nct No.. 10
M.a. Ruth V .. R.app. L.c218 South Ale~ Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J .. kouaaeau. 4190 South Bannock Street
Mr .. and Mrs .. Kont:..e. Davt.s. 4190 South Inca Street
Preci.nc.t No. 11
Mr .. and Mrs .. Harlond Ga11augher. 4340 South Pearl. Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Robert w. Gameway. 4159 South Logan Street
Hr .. and Mrs. Arthur P .. kei.nke• 4293 South Sherman Street
Preci.nct Mo.. 1.2
Mr .. and Mrs .. Donal.d G. Camet• 4550 South K.al.amath Street
Mr .. and Mrs. El.v~s L. Johnson. 4560 South Huron Street
Mr .. and Mrs. James H .. Jo~on. 4581 South Kal.amatb Street
Preci.nct No.. 13
Mr .. and Mra .. W .. Jack Qui.nl.ao• 2900 West Stanford Ori.ve
Mr. and Mrs .. Howard Ranum. 4570 South Knox Court
Mr .. and Mra. Donal.d E. Rei.nke. 3381 W.at Grand Avenue
Preci.nct No. 1.4
Mr. and M.rs. Roger K. Gri.£fi.th• 4922 South Gal.apaao Street
Mr. and Mr s .. Larry A. .. Pra~l.ey. 5065 South Del.avare Street
Mr. and Mr s .. Gl.en Johnson. 290 West Grand Avenue
Preci.nc.t No. 1.5
Mr. and Mrs. J~s T. Pukuhara• 4860 South Inca Street
Mr .. and Mrs. Cl.eo N. Brown, 4790 South I.ttca Street
Mr. and Mrs .. Cull.en w. Cl.ark, 4810 South 1nca Street
Preci.nct No.. 1.6
Mr. and Mrs. E~of C. Johnson. 4942 South She~ Street
Mr. and ttra. AD.thon.y aael.. 4941. South Loaaa. Street
Mr. an.d Mra. &oa.a1d L. •-r• 4650 South •eDDayl.vani.a Street
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Feb.ru:&..rl"'" 13. J S73
St._TSJECT: CATV
At:tached you will £'i.nd a series o{ p:1..~cs ,,-ntcn represent. an excct'f)& (r'--'rn.
a CATV proposal suhmirted to the City of Lakcnood a re~v ,,-c....-e1 ::-·.-..·:> ; ....
Cn.blecom-GencraJ ,. Inc .. This fi:rrn """·a..s g:r3.na:ed a Lr:ancbise b ;:-, '!.L c -:-i t-.. ·
of >-.:nglew·ood ln J!)oi37 in "~>vh ich th e-~ comn"liU.e:::J t:o cuost:ruct CA T '\-;z;,·tiifies
as ""'CO..~ as au.:..horiz.~ by t..h e FCC nnd in nhicb r:bey also ::::.ommirt-c-::: tn
give· f::•.l&len-ood at. le-:l.Sl cqc..~l ::..0 the best arr:::-t.n,gement they J'!·h~E--a...~~-cdle..r
c:;f-3-,. in t..b e Den"·cr m t:ropoli't:.::ln area ..
l:""'crhaps t:bc l:ey qucsUo:::~s bere ~-ould lncluoc t.he .folio•ring:
1 .. no ..... · many channels of" t..elevi.sion sc~vice ,,-II be a"--ailable?
:2... ''"haL \),:ill be t:be n:U:Ure o.C t:hc p:ro;;r::un?
3.. Bo'\lli· can !oca l com.munJcat:lo.n nc·cd--,. be m et t:br ugh the pro;J<)sa!?
4.. \~t "-ill b e the fle..x.iLilitv .for .future use o.f the cable :for othe-r a~t..a
handling t.ecboolog:).,.? -
5_ ''-".bat: ,.._-fll b e t.h.e City~s fra.nchi~e-p:ly.meo!.s from \.he comp~y?
7-Hou~ "-;11 X:n '"'"lc"'~~·s serv!ce be t_9"\'lerrc•a't.ed "'~i'th s~.,..,_~ m ~pro--
vided ot.ber co.rnmunit.t es i n spcclii=lty. :..o J:>c::.w::»,-cr ?
·you •-tn nOU!' t.ha't ::be ::t~cn.da shoo..vs r.ha!. n r p rc.sen c..a'tive o£ t:he Orn:: "·iJl
be present. to make a general present.at.ioo n.nd "t:O anSW'er ques:t..ia::u;; lroTD
the Coun ct 1.
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Mounteln St:ates Video has tri.ed. consi.sten:tly to bring cab.le
te~ev-is.ion t:o the m.etro Denver area begJ..nnJ....no '¥ri.th its app.licatton for
the Denver franchi..se in 1966. The battl.e Mount.a.J..n States Video has
"W'ag-ed a.lone reflects the follO'Vttri.ng history.
I.n 1966. the FCC i.ssued its Second Report and Order ~icb
effectively put a .freeze on cable deve.lop:rnent: J.n t::be nation• s 100
.largest: cities (Denver i.s the 32nd) by pro"Vi.d...i..ng that broadcast stations
i.n those market: s could object to a cable co.m.pany• s J.m.portation. of dJ..sta.n1:.
si.g-na..1s. This freeze continued in effect until Ma.rc:h 31. 1.97 2 'W"hen the
FCC issued ne""' ru1es p.rovid..i.ng i.Jnportation of d.i.stant: signa_ls. The
freeze did not deter Mounta.in States Video ""'hich has acquired non-
ex.clusive :franchises from fifteen (15) cities and counties i.n tll.e
metropolitan Denver area and has .m.ade applJ..cation ~th the FCC to
se~e these com...mun.1.ti.es.
Each 1n..itl.al app.li.c.ation has met 'W"'i.tb :twoadcaster objections.
Each objec:t1o.n has been subsequently ~ered and. eac:h ans,_,.er rece.ived
a retaliatory objecti.o:n.
W:Ltil inception of the~ FCC Ru.1es, March 31, 1972, n.ev~r
applications for Cert.i..f.1cates of Com.p.l.1a..nc.e ""ere filed ""--th the FCC. These
applications 'Which are no-r under c:ons.lderation are 1..n substanti.a..J_
compliance 'With the ne~ rules and effectively update each franchise.
Mounta i.n States Video has l o ng envisioned a metropolitan De.nver
cable television communication syst.ern and has engineered the :fo.llCJ'W'i.ng
plan which 1t -would like amended to its Englewood .franchise, and also
a new subscriber rat.e schedule .
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system for Eng levvood whi.ch w i ll be capable o£ dellvert._ng 30 channels of
serv1.ce and FM rad..lo signal.s to the subseri.be.e initially. and ~1 al.so be
t:w-o way capable £or spec:1.fied uses "V~~Ti:th an e~ectroni.c dest.gn and parameters
that Vllrt..l.l meet or exceed the standards prescribed by the FCC as conta.ined
in 1:he nev.r ru.1es.
The syste.m. W'i.1..l. have one bead end location 'VIrh..ich 'W'i..ll be tied to-
gether, bot:h by IDicrO'Wave and ~o v.ray cable to t:he surrounding Denver
com.mun.i._tles •
A trunk te..nni.nati.on 'Wil.l be provi.ded at Ci.ty Hall and at various
i.r1terconnect points at the city l.i.rn..i._ts to provide £or ~o ~Y transportation
of video or data to these poJ..nts. LJ.kew'i..se, video or data z:n..ay be received
from neighboring conunu:rU.ties at these interconnect. points... A second
d..istri .. bution c::ab~e w:lll be added as nEJ~C;e.sso:xy to serve sc:hoo1s, h.osp1-ta.ls,
libraries, etc. with t:'vl.ro ""'ay transmi..ssi.on service ...
All off-air and i.rnpo.rted video sig:n.al.s, Me't:rO Data• channels and
Denver-Metro ortginatio:n done by Mountain States Vi.d.eo ~be rel.a:yed to
the head end by LDS (Local Distribution System) M.i.CZ"'1Wave :f:ro:rn a oouun.on
transmitter s.ite i.n the Denver Metro area (see m.ap) ... Upon arri.val a't the
Eng le V~~ood h e ad e ncl. Englewood's own local origination and other channels
such as the local Metro Data terrnina~ ~ be added to the sys'tern. The
total progra.m.m.ing 'Will t:hen consist of the off-air local televt.si.on signaLs.
the novo distant signals (from Dallas-Fort Worth). a Spanish speak..l.ng station
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Englevv-ood. Me1::r0 Data and l.oc:al origination c:han:ne1s... Moun.ta..l.n. States
Video 'ToN'"lll also seek additional independent slqna..l.s £ro:rn Los Angeles.
Kansas C.lty and Minneapolis-St .. Pa.u~.
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The state o£ the art of the CATV .t.ndustry has advanced to an era
~hereby our service has bec:ODle much rnore than the providing of a conunun-
J.ty antenna reception se.rvice to only deliver ava.i..l.abl.e broadcast sJ.gnals ...
Techn.i.ca.l..ly, the capac.ity to de.l.f:v-er a l.a.rqe l1l.1.l'D.ber of chan.ne~s to
a househo.1d has been avallab.le for sozne ti.D:Ie, b~eve.r, add..itlonal enter-
ta..in:J:nent and i..n.fon:nation prrogra.uun..lng' ha.& not been procluced. and delivered
to subsc:ri.bers in the past, 1:o any sign.i.fi.cant ex:ten:t.
One of the most i.nn.c:nrati.ve bcealct:h.rougb_s to oc::cur 1.n the i..ndustry.
bot:h from a techn.J..ca.l and prc:JgTa.nun.i.ng standpol.n_t, has been refined and. i.s
avaUabl.e and pl.an.ned as a service to 'the couu:nun..tty of EngJ.ewooa.. Thi..s
type of servi..ce is called Metro Data... The Metro Data servi.ce allo'W's 30
channels of p.rc:::>grarn_rn..ing t.o be dellvered to the su.bscri..ber•s set, fourtee.n
of these 1..n the E ng le""ood syste.m will be prese~ed i.n alphanumeric di.s-
pl.ay and 1.n color, ut1..li..z.i.ng 'the follcnv-i.ng three unique concepts:
1 • Metro Data Type Head End
T his unique head end des.ign u-tl..l...i.z.es a cornbi.natlon o£
modulators, character generators, re.rno-t:e keyboards and a
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ProQramm.ing is taken from a v-ariety of press -wires • financial
-wires . w eather -wires and remote keyboards. then is disseminated
by t.he computer to predesigna.ted channels on a c:ontlnuoualy up-
dat.ed basis .
3... Converter
To overcome the 1i.rnited channel capacity o f the subscri.ber•s
TV set.. a converter is instal.led in each home "Which will deliver
30 channels o f programming ...
I n consolidating these three .functions .. the end result. to the sub-
scriber is that they rnay position Lhe mselves in front..o.f t:heir television
set with a convert-er i.n hand . at a remote arm chair location . and t:une
through a selection o f 30 channels of prog:ramm..ing: ... As an additional
convenience . the necessary ftne tuni.ng may also be accomplished 'Without.
going to the set for adjusune nt..
As previously stated. Metro Data program.m.ino is av-ai.lable in five
maJOr cateQ"ories: Ne'WS , Sports, Weather, Fina ncial . anci Public pro-
g:ramrn.ing _ The la't.ter category, Public proqram.nti.ng. is accompllshed by
the use of keyboards in remote l ocations. tied back to the Metro Data
head end ... Specific examples o f expected use of the Public pro.qram.rn.ing
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The followi.ng is a listing of the channels to be offered by Mountain
States Video via lt.s dual trunk, cable television distribution syst.ern, pro-
viding diversified serv-ices t.o householders, local goverru:nent., education
instit.utlons, cornrnunJ.~ groups. and local cornmerc:i.al int:erest.s:
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KOA
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KRMA
KMGH
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KTVT
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A£f.i.liate Designation
Independent. Denver , Colorado
Independ..ent: Dallas/Ft. Worth,
NBC Denv-er, Colorad o
Span. Lan. Juarez, M exico
Educational Den-ve-r. Colorado
CBS Denver, Colorado
ABC Denver, Colorado
lnclependent. Dallas/Ft. Worth,
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KKTV 11 CBS Colo .. Spg s/Pueblo, Co.
Weat...~ r Forecast.
KRDO
Public Access
News HeadU.nes
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Local News and Community Event.s
Regional News
Libraries
School News-Menus
Public Schools
City of ..Englewood
Financial Ne"ws
Wea~er and Time
Spo:rt:s Headlines
Sport.s Scores
Sports Details
Public Jobs Information
Special ProgTams
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ABC Co.lo ... Spgs/Pueblo. Co.
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The f ollo"Wing is a description of each channel and. the servi.ce it will
provide:
Channel 2 -KWGN
The signal of KW"GN, Channel 2, Independent: of Denver. Colorado Vlri~l
be carried throughout the broadcast. day ...
Channel 3 -.KDTV
The signal of KDTV. Channel 39 . ind.ependent: of Dallas-Fort: Worth,
T e.x:a s, will be carried throughou~ the broad ca. st day.
Channel 4 KOA
The signal of KOA, Channe l 4, NBC Ne't.'Work. A£fi.l.i_ate 1 Denver, w ill
be carri.ed t:hroughout: the broadcast: day.
Channel 5 -XEJ
The signal of X EJ , Channel 5, Spanish Language channel of Juarez,
Mexico. will be carried throughout. the broadcast day.
Channel 6 KRMA
The signal of KRMA, Channel 6 , Educational of Denver, Colorado
wi.ll be car-ried t:hroughout. the broadcast day ...
Channel 7 -KMGH
The signal of KMGH, Channel 7, CBS Net'Work Affiliate. Denver 'Will
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The Local Origina.t..ion channel of any cable system has the £ac.i..lity to
provi.de out..let. for needs and expressions of t:he community i.t. serves ...
Typical community groups involv ed in local origination efforts include
schools, 0. E. 0 .. , Community' Action, Jaycees , Arts Council, Red Cross,
United Fund, Legal Aid, Family Counseling, Lions, medical groups, Ki:wanis,
Optlrn.ists, Foster Parents, and other civic and social groups and orga n.i.zatlons.
Fully equ_ipped studios will be provided for presentation of live as well
as for color or black and white film or video tape. The studio will be fully
st:affed so we rn.ay assist. groups and organizations in producing effective
progy-ams.
S'tudios will also be equipped w ith mobile/portable equipment. so that:
com.municy e v ents such as parades, meetings, sports endeavors and traffic,
fire or storm events may be effeC"tJ.vely covered ...
Mountain Sta'tes Video has previously d.iscussed the guidelines for
Local Origination ancl i ts progra.m plans, personnel and anticipated sources
of programs .
Channe l 9 KBTV
The signal of KBTV. Channel 9, ABC Network A£fi.liat.e of Denver.
will be carTied throughout the broadcast. day.
Cha nne l 10-KTVT
The signal of KTVT, Channel 11. Independent of Dallas-Fort Worth,
Texas will be carTied. 'throughout. t.he broadcast day.
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The signal of KX'TV, Channel 11, CBS Ne't'Work. A.f.fi.ll~ of Colorado
Spr.ings -Pueblo, Colorado will be carried 't.IU"oughout. the broadcast. day .ln
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Channel 12 -W ea'ther Forecast.
The source of infortnation f or thi-s channel is the Press Wire Weather
Serv·ice and Local Weather Bureau. The forecasts from the National Weather
Bureau are updated several times da.i.ly and are electronically stored and dis-
played on th.i.s channel. Forecasts wi.ll be local, state and. natio nal .
Channel 13-KRDO
The signal of K:RDO, Channel 13, ABC Network Affiliate of Colorado
Springs -Pueblo, Colorado will be carri.ed throughout the broadcast. day
in acco rdance with FCC regu~at.i.ons.*
Channel 14-Public Access
This channel is available t.o all citizens or groups o f citizens on a
first: come, f.1..rst: served, non-d.iscri.rninatory basis so they may air their views
on any topic of local, regional, nationa.l or .international interest.
e Mountain States Video will maintain and have available for public
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encoura ge such groups as Denv er Communi~ Vi.deo Center to become .involved
in all phases of utilization of this channel .
Minimal production costs may be assessed for pre sentations exceeding
five minutes .
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Public Access can provide t.he purest. form of democracy in action and
lead to better understanding of the vieVII'S and opinions of a diverse society
in an area like Englevvooa ..
Mountain States Vi.deo includes in this section, Guidelines for PubU.c
Access ..
Channel 15 News Headlines
The source of i.nforrnation for this channel is 'the Press Wire Services.
wit:h 'the latest. breaking s"tories in headline form updated on an hourly basis
24 hours per day.. These are the top stories of the hour and lat:e breaking
headlines.
Channel 16-News-Details
The source of informat.ion for thi.s alphanu.meric channel is the National
and International Press Wire Services which provide five (5) minute . summaries
on an hourly basis. These are expanded summaries of developrnent:.s in the
1-mportant: headlines whi.ch a.re continually ~spl.ayed and updated.
Channel 17 -Local N e ws and Commun.i:ty Events
Local news will be supplied by reporters and con--espond.ent.s in the
Englewood area providing stories of comrnun.it::y .interest:. A local electronic
keyboard and rr..emory access are used to provide capability in instant: up-
dating. This channel wi11 also serve as a community bulletin board wit::.h
groups and organi za tions able to call the cable office wit:h notices of rneet-
ings of Health C lub, Bridge Club, Reunions, Conventions, Special Event:s, etc.
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This information will be presented in electronic d.igital form via an electronic
keyboard into a computer memory system ... Messages can be added, updated,
edited or eliminated instantly or stored for later recall ..
Channel 18 -Regional Ne'Ws
.This ch.an.nel dedicated to regional news is also a 24-hour continuous
presentation of news. Emphasis will be on news of interest. from the Rocky
Mountain region of th e United States. The source is the Press Wire Services
via Lhe.ir regional offices in the Rocky Mountain reqi.on and. field reporters
and correspondents.
Channel 19-Libraries
This channel is provided for 'the use of the libraries so they may
disseminate information in film, video tape, slide , graphic, data or live t.o
all subscribers on the cable including business, industry and schools .
Channel 20 -School News -Menus
This channel is assigned t.o t.h e sole use of the local school district.
for messages . School aut:hortt.ies may wish to provide. vi.a electt"on.ic key-
board. printed messages such as directive for students or parents. PTA
announcements, sporting events, school honor roll, school menus. school
closing s , bus routes, cancellations or any school/community cornrnunic.at..ion.
Channel 21 -Public Schools -Video
This channel is reserved for the use of the Englewood School Dist.ri..ct.
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information from the schools' studio to every classroom in the di.stric1:. The
two way capabili ty of t.he system can pcovi.de for i.n'teractlve educat.i.on between
students and teachers and provide for facilitation of computer aided
instructions ..
Channel 22 -City of Englewood
Mountain States Video will make its Enc;;rle'Wood staff available to
assist: City personnel in the planning and development of prograrns for ·t.h l.S
channel which also has t..he abi.lit:y to be utilized as a Metro Data channel ..
Examples o f the types of programs the Ci.cy may wish t.o air include
the following:
1.. Reports by City officials to the City-budget reports, annual
reports. etc .. Citl.zens might be requested to call i.n comments ...
2... Public hearings on projec\:s of interest such as low cost. housino.
street repair. sanitation. etc.
3. I n emergencies. City officials can describe the problems and steps
being: taken or to give instructions or ask for assistance.
4. The city health department could report on disease control or
inoculation prograrns.
5. Education of the public on hou.sil"\9 or soci.a.l W'el.fare services
available .
Chann el 23 Financial News
The Financial channel wUl provide the Dow-Jones averages. New York
Exchange Index and financia l ne-ws showing t::he latest trend or development.
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The cuTTent weather conditions and time wUl be electronically dis-
played in electronic digital form on a 24-hour-a-day basis. Current weather
conditions include wi..nd dU"ecti.on, wind speed. barometric pressure. relative
humidity and ~empera't"ure ..
Channel 25 Sports Headlines
The sports headlines channel. like the nevvs channels previously
described, features a continuous display of latest breaking sports develop-
ment.s from around the world. as available from the Sports Wires of the major
press reporting services.
Channel 26 -Sports Scores
This channel will provide the viewer a continuous di.splay of the
latest. box scores of national football, basketball, hockey, baseball. and
other games played each day while the games are in progress and at com-
pletion in all major leag-ues and coLlege circuits.. Local events scores can
be electronically keyboard entered ..
Channel 27 Sports Detail
The source of information for this channel is the National Sports
Press Wire Servi.ces.. This is the news of teams or personalities that make
t:he headlines. Information is constant:ly updated.
Channe l 28 -Public Jobs Information
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Video will act.ively seek. cooperation with the State Department of Employment.
Secur-ity t:o coordinate job opportunities from employe.rs and. groups. organi-
z.at.ions and individuals seeking employment. ..
Channels 29, 30, and 31 -Speci.al Programs/Lease Access Channels
The purpose of a leased channel is to provide a commun.i.cations out.-
let int:.o t.he home or business on wh.i.ch time wil.l be purchased by conunercial
and non-commercial organizations or businesses.
Heret.ofore the restrict:..i.ons of cost and limited ti.me availabilities
on commerc.ial stations have retarded development:. of the commercial and
industrial m .ark.et. whereby in'ter-industry training programs. specialized
educational aT commercial endeavors could not. be economically produced.
The capabi.lities of the cable communications netwcrk designed for
Englewood~will assist. in developing a va.rlety of innovative servi.ces for
t.he medical. educational and. industrial communities and enhance availability
of serv.ice s and disbursement of general knowledge to the c .itlzenry in t.h.e
foreseeable fu"ture.
Examples of possible uses for the Special Programs/Lease Access
Channel Include:
1 ~ Retai.lers could conduct. regular training sern..lnars for clerks, sales
in training new employees and can help t:hern learn the philosophy
people , ja ni'torial st.aff. bookkeepers. buyers • et.c .. in new company
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and scope of their employers' operations more rapidly.
These same stores might desire, in the future, to program for the
general public, regu1ar style or merchandising shows t.o reveal new
products, new types of credit. or serv·ices ...
2. Food producers could produce programs for supermarkets and meat.
market. operators showi.ng methods of display and the merchandising
of product-s and how t.o assist. cust.orrers ...
3... Retail Merchants Associations in cooperation with the Chamber of
Commerce and. Better Business Bureau and law enforcement. agencies
could develop training programs t:o assist merchants solve problems
of better customer service, theft, fire and safety training and bad .
check losses ..
4 ... Hospitals. medical associations and educational institutions c .an
develop programs for physicians, health services personnel, para-
medical. ed ucation servi.ces personnel, jani.t.ors, office personnel,
and teachers.
Since the nature o f t.he Special ProgTams/Lease Access Channel is
secure, a special conve rter or signal unscrarnbler is ut.i.lized, t..hus the
•• programming is closed circuit. .. and not avaUab~e 'to the householder . We
anticipate in the future, cable systems throughout the Denver metropolitan
area will interconne ct t.o permit. rapid d.issem.inat..ion of information between
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service personnel and specialists from any fi.eld will be able to attat._n advanced
training either at. horne or their place of employmerrt.
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A Spani.sh language channel, XEJ, Channel 5, £rom Juarez, Mexico
-w-1.1.1 be m.1crO'W'aved to Engle'Wooo. The prog:ranun.J.ng consi.sts of soap operas,
variety shov.rs, situation cornedJ.es, news, spec:i.als, and several youth-
ortented programs ...
Two channels wi.ll be microwaved from Dallas-Fort Worth. Both are
independent stations wt.th si_rnllar programming... Channel ~ 1 , KTVT broad-
casts from 6 AM until appro:x..i.mately 1 AM, their d.ayt.i..ule fonnat includes
some loca~ production, pl.us syndicated sh~s and an afternoon movie,
evening shCJWs include syndicated shows, one or t'W"o mov-ies and two
ne-wscasts... Weekend broadcasting i.ncludes seasonal sports events,
musica~ programs and movi.es ..
Channel 39, KDTV, broadcasts from 8:30AM until 1.1 PM.. Their
dally programrn.ing con.sists of stock JUarket reports until 3 PM, fol.lcrVYed
by syndicated programs until a m.id -eveni.ng movie-Weekend programming
consists of movies. sporting events and other syndicated programs.
Durtng times Vtl'hen the Dallas-Fort Worth Independent signals are
11 black.ed. out•• because o:f program protection requl.ations • prograJD& from
Independent stations such as Kansas City. Mt.nneapol.is-St. Paul and Los
Angeles may be placed on the cable to provide for continuous service-
These signals may also be used to fill :ln at times Vtl'hen regularly carried
stations have completed their broadcast day. thus providing continuous
24-hour programming to the subscriber. --
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The signals of independent broadcast stations from Kansas City,
Missouri, Minneapolis, M.innesot.a. and Los Angeles, Cali.forn.ia vvi.~l be
sought as ••wi_ld cards"" to provide continuous 24-hour program avai.~abillty
at such ti.mes as regular distant signals are blacked out in acccx-dance with
program P£Otection regulations or have concluded their broadcast. day.
The aforementioned stations are:
KBMA-Channel 41 Kansas City, M.isso·urt
wrNG-TV Channel 11 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota
KH}-TV Channel 9 Los Angeles, Cal.i.forn.ia
KGOP Chaalrl.el 13 Los Angeles, California
KTIA Channel 5 Los Angeles, Cal.i..fornia
KTTV Channel 11 Los Ang:eles , Call£o rni.a
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'*FCC regulations regarding prc>QTam non-duplication pro-tection foT
prtnci.pal broadcast. t.elevisi.on stations i.n a rnarket. wi.ll result. in the
signals of ABC network affili.ate KRI>O. Col-ex-ado Springs -Pueblo and
:KlCI'V, CBS ne~ork affiliate. Colorado Sp-109& -Pueblo bei.no deleted a
large port.ion of each broadcas't. day.
'These channels could thus be available for supplemental uses in-
cluding educational, religious. lease access, li..bra.ries. rnecU.cal and
o thers.
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A full range of F'M services 'Will be provi.ded. Mount.ain Stat.es Video wi.ll
make engineering t.est.s and select from the follo~ng area FM stations those
to be carried on the cable system. On t:he cab~e. FM stations can be received
on a stand..ard FM receiver by s.imply connecting the receiver t.o the cable
because each FM station carried 'Will be singul.a.rly processed. assuring the
listener of perfect sound and no interference from adjacent. channels .. This
method of singular processing provides equal signal stre~ for close and
more distant stations ...
FM Radio Channels
Denver Boulder
$ KADX 105.1 + KBVL 94.7
KBPI 105 .9 $ KRNW 97.3
* KCFR 90 .1
$ KFML-FM 98.5 Lakewood
KHOW-FM 95.7F
$ KLIR-FM 100.3 KJAE 107.5
KLZ-FM 106 .7
KDA-FM 103 .5 Longmorrt.
$ KOSI-FM 101.1
KVOD 99.5 KLMO-FM 104.3
Colorado Springs Loveland
KKFM 96.5 $ KLOV-FM 102.3
$ KPIK-FM 94.3
KRCC 91.5 Greeley
$ KRDO-FM 95.1
$ KRYT-FM 101.9 $ KGRE 92.3
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Fort Collins
KCSU-FM
KIIX-FM
$-S~ereo
90.9
93.3
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F-American Broadcasting Company-FM Network
+ -Station not. currently on t.he at.r
Background Music
Taped~ uninterrupted st:ereo rnusi.c will be P£Ovided on service channels
and. will consi.st of the popular top 40, easy Uat.eninQ, coun:try/""estern.,.
inspirational and. classical.
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Mountain States Video shell, on request. o£ the City, provide one
connection ~o each Cit:y office bui.lcU.n.g., school., library, pollee station,
fire station, park and recreational bui..l.d.i._nr;J , Housing Authority Com..munit:y
Cen"te.r ancl Service C e nters .... u:.h.i_n t:he c _i_ty ll.m.its at no i.n.stallation charoe
and no monthly service ch.arg"e .. Int.ern.al dis"'t:ri.bution systems Vll'ith..in such
buildings may be provided by the company at cost of labor and Jna.teri.als.
All public schools w1.th.in the City shall be itn.erconnect.ed as the
sy::;;tern. is constructed making ~o "Way possible 'Wi:t.h a central proqramm..ing
location.
Eme rgency Alert
An Emergency Ale rt syst.ern wi~l be installed to provide for instant
access by proper authoriti.es of the City t..o give public instruction in case
of emer 9ency of .local, s tate or national rnagni.tude. The system ~11 have
capa.bJ..lity to i.ntcrrupt al~ public channels on 'the cable simult.aneously.
Access wi.ll also be provided for suc h authorttles to studio fa.cillUes and
equipment. in such emergency situations.
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MONTHLY RATES AND SERVXCE CHARGES
I. Resi.dentJ.al Rat.es and Charges (1-5 l.i~DQ' unJ.ts):
a... Bui.ldJ.ng connection charge
b. Instal.1etJ.on charge J.n each l.lvi.ng unit:
1. Fi.rst TV-FM outlet
2.. One additional TV-FM outlet :Lnstal.lecl
at same time as f:irst. outlet
3... Each additional. TV-FM outle·t installed
at a different time
T:l.me and rnatertals
$9.95*
5.00
7.50
c... Monthly service charge (i_nclud.ing 30 channel converter)
1 ... First TV-FM outlet .1n each living uni:t $6.95
2... Eech additional. outlet per living unt:t 2.50
II. Hotel. Motel and Other Trans.1ent R.ent.al Establlsh~n.ents:**
a.. Buildi..n.g connecti.on charges TUne and m.aterta.1s
b... :rnstallation charges:
1. ... First TV-F"M outlet TiJne and m.aterlals
2... Each additional TV-FM outlet TJ..m.e and n:a.ateri.a.ls
c... Monthly service cha.rge (J..n.cludes 30 channel converter)
1 ... Each TV-FM outlet $3.00
May be wai.ved during const:ructlon ...
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a. Bulldi.ng connectJ.on charges Time and rnateria.ls
b. Installation charges:
1. Fi.rst TV-FM .outlet Time and matertals
2.. Each addit:lonal TV-FM. out.l.et Ti.me and m.ater1.ala
c.. Monthly servi.ce charge (J.ncludJ.ng-30 channel converter)
1... 1 to 5 TV-FM outlets $6.95 each
2.. 6 to 49 TV-FM outlets 6 .. 00 each
3.. 50 to 99 TV-FM outlets 5 .. 50 each
4.. 100 or more outlets 5 .. 00 each
B:U.J.ed on a Bulk Basi.& ...
IV.. Speci.al rates and charges applicoble t.o all subsc:rt..bera:
a.. Relocation of existing outlet
b.. Connect ne'W' subscriber to exi.ati.no outlet
c... O.isconnection of servi.ce
d. Adclltlonal i.nstallation cost for overhead
drops exceeding 150 feet
e. Ad.di.tional i.nstallation cost for ~end.i.ng
underground service
$7.50
5.00
No Charge
T:l.l:ne and m.aterta.ls
Ti:.me and materi.als
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RBIGULAR MBET:rNG OF TH.E
BOARD OF CAR.BBR. SERVICE CC»4MXSSXONERS
Janua~y 18, 1973, 7:00 P_H_
H. R . Braun, E. L-Aus£ah1, J. F. Murphy
ALSO PRESENT: Packy Romans, Austin Magers, George Heimbigner, George
Garnett, Harold Ger1iclc., Larry Tress1.er. Jack Church,
Chief C1asby, Chief Hami1ton, Ke11s Waggoner, Harriet
Lute
ABSENT• H-R. Hosanna
THB POL.LCJIWING MOTIONS WBRE PASSED:
1. The minutes of the 1aat regu1ar meeting.
2. The fo11owing Promotions:
BOSTON, Rona1d G.
HARTLEY. Grayson D.
TITLE AND DBPAR.TMBJ!IT
Driver/Operator/Engineer to
Lieutenant
E£fective 1/1/73
GRADE
& STEP
$884
$975
$975
to
to Lieutenant To
Captain
Effective 1/1/73
$1.033
S ILLIVAN. Ra1ph E.
WELLS, Gera1d D.
3. The fo11owing New ~res:
BITTNER. Lyman
COCHRAN", Richard S.
HAUGSNESS , Ja~es R.
LAGER, Steven D-
LOCKE, De1wood M.
RENNER, Char1es
Fireman 1st C1a•a to
Driver/Operator/Bng~eer
Effective 1/1/73
Fireman 1at C1aaa to
Driver/Operator/Bngineer
Effective 1./1/73
Bui1ding Xnepector
Effective 1 /16/73
Fireman 4th C1aes
Effective 12/26/72
Fireman 4th C1aas
Effective 12/26/72
Fireman 4th C1asa
Effective 12/26/72
Fire·man 4th C1aaa
Effective 1/2/73
Fireman 4th C1aaa
Effective 1/2/73
$842 to
$884
$842 to
$884
23B
$628
$628
$628
$628
$628
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4. The fo1 1 owing Te~nations:
BBCK, C1arence
CHACON, Rona1d P.
PAUBXOH, Wayne A.
P1ant Operator, Uti 1 .
Effective 12/2/72
Maintenanceman, Traffic
Bffective 12/22/72
M.a. i..n t.en.anc:euaan. Street
Effective 12/8/72
S. The fo11owing Anniveraary inc:reaaea:
HBLPBR, Joaepb C.
MAY, Gary D.
MBDXRA.., A1be.rt
R.B.I:»>A.N. Eugene W.
SB::rDL, Mary J.
SXLBY, David
STANLEY, Al..l..an F.
TRESSLER. Larry
Patro1.m.a.n 4th Cl..aa•
Patro1nl..a.n 3rd Cl..aaa
Effective 1/17/73
Bqu.ipn~.ent Operator I
Effective 2/1/73
Pat:ro1Dlan 2nd Cl..a•e
Pat.ro1..m.an 1st Cl..aaa
Effective 2/1/73
Patro1Dlan 2nd Cl..aaa
Patro1.raan 1st Cl..aaa
Bffective 2/16/73
Equipment Operator I
Effective 2/1/73
to
to
to
Adul..t Services ~brari.an
Effective 2 /1/73
Patro~an 3rd Cl..aaa to
Patro~ 2nd C1aaa
Effective 1/1/73
Patro~ 2nd Cl..aaa to
PatroLman l..at Cl..aaa
Effective 2 /1/73
Maintenanceman, Parka
Effective 2/1/73
GRADE
& STEP
21C
1BA
1BD
$654 to
$734
19E to
19F
$793 to
$858
$793 to
$858
19E to
19F
26E to
261"
$734 to
$793
$793 to
$858
l..BB to
1BC
6. The fol..l..owi.n.g probationary to pe.rm.anent atatua change -w.i..th .i..n.creaae
i n pay:
EGELSTON, Brenda J.
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GLANTZ, Cathryn
WI~, E1ai.ne
7. The fo11owing transfer:
ARTUS, Richard A.
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Emergency Communicator
Effective 2/16/73
Emergency Communicator
Effective 2/l../73
Maintenanceman, Street to
Emergency Communicator
Effective 1/22/73
8. The fo11owing Progress Reports:
I:IB.A.RN, Frank D. Mechanic, Street
SCHAFFER, Michael.. Patro~an 1st Cl..ass
STANTON, Don..n.e11 Patro~an 1st Cl..ase
GRADE
& STEP
20A to
208
20A to
208
18A to
20A
The Board received a 1etter from Mr . Dial.. and attaChment& from the Wage
and Sal..ary Committee regarding the 1973 position pay pl..an recommenda-
tion . Mr. Dial.. had asked the Board to review the attached infor.mation
as required by the Letter of Understanding between the City official..s
a nd members of the Eng1ewood Municipal.. Bmp1oyeea Aaaociation, dated
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Mr. Braun recognized Mr. Ke11s Waggoner and asked if he wou1d 1Lke to
c1arify any of the info~ation. Mr. Waggoner stated that rather than
have grade 1ev·e1s, there 'W'Ou1d now be aa1ary range 1eve1a atart.i.ng at
one (1) .. One through six ~ou1d have a 5% progression upward and
between range 1eve1s six and seven there are three S%•a, or between
15-16%.. He stated that this is a good 1eve1 to go into management
and where overt~e pa~ent ~ou1d end: 1eve1 six and be1ow wou1d receive
overtime, seven and above wou1d not receive overt~. Mr. Waggoner
commented that this p1an compreeaes the in-bouae order to 1••• ranges
but after adding sa1ariea, you wou1d have about the a.-. amount, and
that there is no-one that wi11 receive a decreaee in ••1•ry.
Mr. Braun asked if an emp1oyee wi11 sti11 go through the •---atepa. -A-, ••a-. -c-. etc., and Mr .. Waggoner affir~D~ed .. Mr .. W.ggoner atated
that some jobs wi11 get ~ore of an increaae than oth•r job. but
compared to other communities. the chart bite pretty c1oae on the
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behoves department heads, if they £ee1 they want a Maintenanceman II,
to pursue it individua11y and not pl.an to incorporate this into the
chart at this time. Miss Lute added that there were ~any jobs so~e
of the department heads wanted to put in the chart but there were
no job descriptiocs on these so they had to be 1e£t out. Chief Cl.asby
interjected that the committee was interested on1y in existing posi-
tions.
Mr. Ausfah1 asked if the chart cou1d be a1tered l.ater on and Mr.
Waggoner affirmed.
Mr. Ausfahl. commended the individual.& that took part in the work
on this pl.an, recognizing the amount of work invo1ved and stated that
if you can p1ease the majority of empl.oyees, you have done a remarka-
bl.e job.
Mr. Braun stated that the work invol.ved was l.~e an iceberg, you see
a 1i.tt1e on top but there is a tremendous amount of work on the
bottom. He a1so commended the committee and personne1 director for
their efforts on a we11-done and we11-presented job. He asked
Mr. Ausfah1 if be fe1t he cou1d make a recommendation to Counci1
concerning this pl.an. Mr. Ausfahl. affirm.ed and MOVED TO R.J!:COMMBND
TO COUNCIL THAT THE 1973 POSITION PAY PLAN BE I.M..PLBMB.NTBD BPPBCTIVE
JANUARY 1., 1.973. THE MOTION PASSED.
Mr. Murphy summarized what cl.assification changes M.r. Romans was
requesting in the Department of Parks & Recreation. He stated that
the job tit1e ••:gquipm.ent Operator x-is a.1rea.dy in the pay pl.a.n
and Mr. Romans wou1d l.Lke to have three m.en in his department (n~e1y.
Harol.d Gerl.ick. Jack Church. and Larry Treas1er) changed from
ma~ntenancemen to Equipment Operator x•s because they do over SO%
of the ti..m.e perform these duties. Another change requested by Mr.
R.om.an.s was to change the job titl.e of • Park Bq"u..i.pm.ent Operator :x.x••
to -Park Leadman-. Mr. Murphy stated that there was no chang-e in
grade. it woul.d merel.y be a l.ateral. change that wou~d give Park
Leadmen a supervisory position and el.Lminate Equipment Operator xx•s.
Mr. Roman•s final. request was that a study be made to eatabl.iah a
job cl.assification for James KavLnsky and Charl.es Nickerson who are
doing work in many areas more skil.l.ed than Maintenanceman. Grade l.S.
Mr. Romans stated that this was a s~l.ar request to what he made on
Maintenanceman .l: and XI.
Mr. Braun asked Mr. Church. Treasl.er. and Gerl.ick what they did the
remainder of the t~e that they were not working the heavy equipment.
Mr. Ausfabl. questioned how l.ong they bad worked for the city and
asked if any of them had bad any experience before on this sort of
equipment-Mr... Braun then asked if any of theJD were going to school..
in evening hours and they al..l. answered in the negative. Mr. Romans
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in-house order. Speaking for the Committee. Mr. Waggoner said he
~ou1d 1Lke to see the Career Service Board approve the recommendation
as presented.
Mr. Aus£ah1 asked if the employees had had a chance to vo~ce their
opinions and Mr. Waggoner replied that the Employees Association
~as given copies o£ this plan and it was reviewed and discussed
by the various Department Heads and the Association. He said that
probably just about everyone had seen it and the Association had
,.,ri.tten a letter appr·ovi.ng it.
M.r. A.usfah1 then asked if the budget could han.d.1e the increases
and Mr. Braun said that based on Mr. Di.a.1•s letter dated January 17,
1973. in which he states •This proposed pay plan seems to me to
incorporate as ,.,e.11 as is reasonably po•aib.1e the various job and
pay changes that are needed at thi• t~e-it appears that the City
Manager fee1a it ~ou1d cover it. Miaa Lute interjected that it
~as part of the Letter of Understanding that this wou1d be done.
She said that the committee had considered a great many things in
~orking out this p1an and a11 fee1 they have something that is
~uch better than what was set up before and gives a11 a better
idea of haw they fit into the wbo1e picture.
Chief C1aaby echoed what the other committee members said but added
that there ~as one position that was 1eft out (busdriver) but baa
since been p1aced on the chart. He stated that thi• propoaa1 is
as good as anyone cou1d come up with and shows the emp1oyees that
the house wi11 be put in order.
Mr. Braun asked M:r. Romans if he had any CC'IIC!mlenta to make in regard
to the p1an. since he being a depar~ent head waa supposed to have
had this duscuaaed with him. Mr. Romans said that overa11 he was
not comp1ete1y happy with the p1an but some of the prob1ema he had
have been corrected by the committee. He feel..& there ought to be
a 1itt1e higher category for ~aintenanceman who does more aki11ed
1abor than just digging dirt. Mr. Murphy a•ked him what he wou1d
ca11 the position and Mr. Rcxna.n._s rep1ied -Mai.ntenanc·-em.an :z:. Mainte-
nanceman II. or Maintenance Specia1ist :Z: and IX". Mr. Murphy asked
Mr. Romans if he was aware that the Board approved a Maintenanceman II
position about a year and a ha1f ago and M:r. Romans answered no.
Mr. Braun asked if Mr. Romans cou1d get this in a ~ritten form so
that it cou1d be incorporated in the future and Mr. Romans stated
that he gave Mr. Dia1 a 1etter hoping it cou1d be incorporated
in this p1an. Mr. Braun asked if he had presented his request to
the committee and Mr. Ro~ans answered. no-just to Mr. Dia1.
Mr. Waggoner stated that severa1 peop1e. inc1uding himae1£. fee1
the need for a Maintenanceman II. but the commdttee fe1t they
coul..d not incorporate Maintenanceman II into the chart because the
city has no Maintenancemen II at this tLme. He said he £e1t it
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c1asses on trees.
Mr. Braun stated that i.t ~as hi.a £ee1i.ng that if these men were
performing this work they certai.n1y deserve the change but that
he wou1d 11ke to take this ~atter under advisement and report back
to theiD. at the next m.eet:Lng _ He added that i.f the change was approved
the Board wou1d 1et it be retroactive to January 1, 1973.
Mr-Waggoner asked whether these jobs for Equipment Operator I were
posted and advertised so that other men in the City cou1d try for
them and Mr. Braun said they bad not been yet but wi11 be according
to the Ord..:i.._na.nce.
Lt. George He~i.gner. Fire Deparbment. appeared before the Board
to discuss what he fe1t was an inequity in choosing who wou1d be
e1i.gi.b1e to take the examination for Batta1i.on Chief.
Chief Hami1ton stated that it had been conc1uded a 1ong tLme ago
that the Captain position ~as either Shift Commander. Fire Pre-
vention Officer. or Training Officer and that it ~as his pre-
rogative to ~ove an individual.. captain from one position to ano-
ther_ He a1ao stated that according to the Ordinance one baa
to be in a particu1ar position for one year before e1igib1e for
promotion and therefore he ~ou1d assume that you ~ou1d have to
be captain before going to Batta1ion Chief_
Mr. Braun asked if there is a pay raise invo1ved and the Chief
affirmed -from $1,033/~onth to $1.100/month.
Lt. HeLmbigner stated that it ~as his understanding that this ~as
a tit1e change on1y and not necessari1y a promotion. that the fire
deparbment had two ~en doing the ~ork of Batta1ion Chief and now
needed another. He stated that if these positions bad r~ned
captains. the Lieute.nants wou1d be el..igi..b1e to take the exam.
however. there -was a tit1e change el..~ating the ~eutenants from
this.
Mr. Braun stated that as this ~as a rather compl..ex situation the
Board wou1d take it under advisement and -woul..d notify Lt. He~igner
by the next regu1ar1y schedul..ed meeting. He a1so directed the
Personnel.. Director to de1ve into this and present the Board with
some additional.. information.
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Chief Hami1ton appeared before the Board to extend the e1igibi1ity
date for those individua1s ~ishing to take the test for Driver/
Operator/Engineer-A notice had been posted on January 3. 1973
stating that those individua1s who had been 1st C1aaa Firemen for
a period of one year or more as of 12/31/72, wou1d be e1igib1e to
take the examination. Chief Hami1ton stated that he had five vacan-
cies to fi11 in this particu1ar position and on1y has two peop1e
that are e1igib1e as o£ the first posting. He a1ao stated that if
the date was extended to the end of January, he wou1d have five
~ore peop1e e1ig£b1e to be tested for the five positions open.
Mr. Braun asked if the notice posted had an effective cut-of£ date
and Chief Hanri..1ton affi..rua.ed. Mr. Braun then stated that the cut-
off date had bee~ estab1ished for a specific purpose and in his
opinion the on1y thing to do "'""''u~d "be to teat the ~o ind.ividua1a
~ho had app1ied and then go through the wbo1e proceaa again. THE
B0PLRD DB!iiXBD CHIEF HAM.I:LTON • S RB()UB.ST FOR AN BX"l."J!DiiSXOH OF THE BL.XGrB.X-
LrrY DA.TB FOR TAKING THE DRIVBR/OPERATOR/ENGJ:NBBR • S EXAMINATJ:ON.
The Board received a 1etter from Mr-John Sheppard, brother-in-1aw
to one of the Detectives. Mr. Sheppard was contesting the reso1u-
tion ~hich states that re1atives cannot ~ork in the same department
as he wants to get into the cadet program.
Mr. Braun requested that a letter be sent to Mr. Sheppard advising
him that the Board cannot make a ru1ing in this matter but that he
has the right to appear before the City Counci1 to request a apecia1
dispensation.
There ~as some additiona1 discussion as to the appea1 of Lt. Heim-
bigner.
The Board directed a 1etter to be sent to Lt. He~igner stating
that based on the fact that Batta1ion Chiefs are over Captains.
his request was denied. Mr. Braun a1so added that the Board
does recognize the possLbi1ity of future prob1ems if the Captain
position is e1~nated.
There was a brief discussion as to compensation for •acting• Ln
supervisory capacity, specifica11y at the Po1ice Department.
Mr. Br·aun fe1t that if the men were having to do the job i.t was
not their fau1t and they shou1d be paid for it.
Mr Murphy agreed.
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The Board recei~ed a 1etter fro~ Mr-Maraha11 Poge1 requeating the
Board to re-a....na.l.yz.e the a..i...tuati.on on c::an.pen•ati.~ for • act:i...n.g .. :i...n.
a supervisory capacity and drop the 20-day at..i...pu1ati.on-
There being no further business the meeting waa adjourned and the
next meeting i.a achedu1ed for February 15, 1973 at 7:00 P.M.
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ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC L£BRARY BOARD
February 6, 1.973
The Board of the Eng1.ewood Publ.i.c Library met in the l.l.brary c.onfereoce
on February 6. 1973 ..
In the absence of Chairlna.Xl K.axwel.l.,. H.i..ss Lute c .al.l.ed the aa.e.eti.n& to
order at 7:40 p.m .. and decl.ared a quorum.
Present: Brown, Jarrel.l., Kub~. Li.&btbal.l., Martl.oez,. Shattuck,.
Simon,. Sterl.i.ng ...
Mrs. Lois Sterl.i.ng, a ne~ Board Gember, vas introduced to the Board.
The minutes of the January meeting were approved as -..i..l.ed ...
M.i..ss Lute reported that paperback cLrcul.ati.on continues to :l..ncrease,.
as does that of art prints, sl.i.des, and 8mm fiLm.. The u•e of the con-
ference room is al.so increasing and Miss Lute is con.i..deri.n& ua~ng ebe ~
for adu1t ~ducation c1asses and Saturday f~Lm boura.
Miss L -uee exp1ain~d her "WOrk on the cOIIIIIlittee revi.s:Lna job deacr-t.p-
t:i.on.s and how the changes w-1.11 a.ffect the 1~brary.
Miss Li.ghth&11 reported on services to the bo.ebound and to1d of a
v -o1unteer in Littl.eeon w:bo wou1d de1iver book.a. The project i..a al...ao cett.l.'Q&
under -•Y at: Craig Rehabi.1i.tation Hosp~t:a1.
M:is.s Lute reported on t:he Co11ege Level._ Ex..m.i.n.at~on Procr.-.. workshop.
The 1i.brary ncn.r has read:Lng l.i...at:s froat. the Denver Publ.i.c Li.brary wb.i..cb are
being checked -it:b ~he l.i.brary co11ectiou. Kiaa Lute hopes to ta1k ~eh
~ome high .school._ coun5e1ors to exp1a:Lo the proar--to t:h~.
The In.st:ruct:ional Media Center ae Cbar1es Hay School._ opened succeaa-
fu11y on January 23, and MLs.s Luee .sa:Ld ~t those at Maddox &ad Scenic
View schoo1s wi11 be ready in two T~~reek..s. She reporeed that the 1i..brar:Lan.
from Si..ncl.air Ju~or High School.. ia Lotere.ted :Ln a~1ar se~ee in that
school..
The Li.tt1eton Library w111 be hav-ing a series on 1oe.al. hLatory spon-
sored by the Li.tt:l.eton Hi.storic:..al Society. Severa~ B.oa..rd --.be.ra ex.pre.aaed
interest: in attending.
Miss Lute presented part of an arcb~tectura1 atudy oo barri.era for the
pbys:ica1ly handicapped in 1oc:..al. l.ibrarf.es. Enc,l.ewood raeedi the be.se of the
1i.braries studied.
Miss Lute reported on the AIDeri.c.an Library A.saoc.:l..ati..oa. M1.dwi.oter c.oa-
ve:nti.on i-n Wasbi.n.gton, D. c., and her work. ._.. c..b.ai.raaa of the Book....l.l.at
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NomLnat1 ons were opened for new officers for the Board. Hr. Shattuck
nominated Mrs. Simon and M:i.s s Li....g.b~l.l. seconded the n~.i.nati.on. Mrs. Sl.zDon.
nomi n a t e d Mr .. Ma..x-el.l and Mrs. Martine.& seconded t.b.at noa.l.n.a.t.i.on... The
n omi n at~o n s w e r e then cl.osed. Mrs. Jarrel.l. moved tha~ whichever cand.i.da~
receive d the l.ower number of vot~s sboul.d be'ome tbe new v~ce-eha~~-Mrs.
Ster l ing seconded the motion and it was passed ..
Mrs. Simon was el.ected the ne-chai~ and Mr. Kaxwe11 the new v~ce
chairm.an ...
M r s. Simon suggested that aince Mr. Maxwel.l. is al.ready £.-dl.iar w~th
the work of the CCI.C be aboul.d coo.ti.nue aa the Eaa1ewood rep-re.se:ntat.i.ve
and she woul.d be gl.ad to serve as al.teraate. Mrs. 3arre11 .oved that Mr.
Maxwel.l. continue as CCLC repre.ae:u.t.ati.Ye and t.b.at Mrs. S:t...oa be the al.terna.t;.e
for the En.&l.ewood Publ.:l.c L::l..brary. Hr. Sb.attu.ek aec.ood.ed t.be .ot.l.on aDd t..t
W"&.s passed.
M:i.ss Li.&ht.h.al.l. ~ted on the .i.c.y a.J...d...-..1k.. arOUDd t..be: booa.c.ob.l.l.e
stop at Cl.ayton School.. Mr .. Brc:Mftl of£erecl to CODtact the appropr:l...ate Ci..ty
depart:ment to ae.e what coul.cl be do:De.
There bei..a.& ao further bus :Laesa, the .,..t..i.D& .__. adjourned at 9: 3.5.
&e...a pee t£u.1l.y a u:a-.:1. t ted,
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Sec:.ratary to the Board
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ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECREr""TlON COMMISSION
M'"nut:es of February 8. 1973
The regul.a.r monl:bly meeting of t:he Eng.lewooci Parks & Recreat:i.on Commi..ssion
was called t:o order by Jacques St:ackhouse. vi.ce chairiT".an, at: 7:45p.m. in t:he
Parks &. Recreation Office ..
Members pre.senr: Cushing, Schwab. Blessing. Poole. Stackhouse and Romans
ex officio
Members absent:: Hew'"tt and Allen
A.lso present:: Mrs... Fran HCJIIiiNard. League of Women Vc:x:ers
Mr. james HHger. 3166 Sout:h Vme
Mr. jerry Royt:her. A sst:. Dtr. Parks & Reczeat:ion
Mr. Doug Foe. Recreation Supervisor
Poole moved. Cushing seconded. t:hat: the ~nutes of january 10. 1973 be approved
as mailed. Mot:ion c.a.rri.ed ..
n.e financial report: for December 1972 was present:ed and reviewed. Blessmg
moved. Poole seconded. that: t:he repor't be accepted as presen·t:ed.... Mocion carried ..
"Ibefinancial report: for january 1973 was noc: available for t:he meet:mg.
Mr. Royt:her report:ed on t:he meeting of the Englewood Recreat:ion Yout:h Council
on january 17. 1973. "I'wenty-t:wo members were present:. (minut:es of t:he meeting
attached heret:o) A park and :facilit:y t:our for t:he Youth Council is being planred
for the sp~g and an invit:at:ion t:o accompany the group will be pt.blished in t:he news-
paper for: t:h~se citizens who might: be int:erest:ed .
Mr .. Royrher reJX>rred on the new recrea-tion programs t:hat: have sta.rt:ed. or will
st:art: wit:hin t:he nex:r: couple mont:hs. (1) t:he Tabor Guard of Englewood. a color
guard which will develop int:o a drum and bugle corp; and (2) t:he Englewood Mount:ain
Club for high school scudent:s mt:erest:ed in skting. sledding. hi~g and oc:her out:door
activities.
Mr. Royt:her repart:ed t:hat t:he depart:ment: has been asked t:o sponsor t:he Jr.
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Olympic swim mee<: and il: is bis unders=ncling <:hal: t::he pool ""ould be rent:ed 1:0 <:he
DU Hill<:oppers for <:his mee<: a1: wh.ich admission charge would be made for <:heir
ow-n profit:. He said he offered t:o run t:he meec and. have cbe profit: included in tlle
JXK>l income just like c:xher rentals bu.:t: cbey "Would ncx: agree to this arra.ngemen:L
Mr. Hilger, who is <:he Rocky Mounr:ain Jr. Olympic chairman. explained <:hal:
<:hey would like 1:0 have l:he meet: run by l:he DU Hlll<:oppers and <:he Englewood Swim
Team and splil: l:he profi<: if any. There would no admission charged bul: profit: could
be realized by <:be <:earn members selling ""sp<Xl&OI:"ships"" 1:0 local business men and
a nomina I elllt:ry f ee charged per eveot:..
Mr. Rotnans rec:xHJIUIJended. t::h.at. t:be pool rental be consist:en't 'W'ittl t:he school
policy -<:hat: ool Englewood groups could rent: t:he pool at: a reasonable ra<:e if no
admission charge is made-H adJn.ission is charged l:hen t::he fee is increased suf-
ficiengy t:o pay for main<:enance as 'Well as capi<:al improvernen<:. After Lengthy dis-
cussion. Sch'Wab moved. Poole seconded l:hat: <:he recreation personnel be aut:horized
t:o aU.-t::he Englewood Swim Team 1:0 hold <:hls Jr. Olympic meet:, <:hat: a rental fee of
$10. 00 per hour be charged and no admission charge be n>ade, and <:hat: a member of
l:he recreation depart:ment: s=ff be on t:he commlttee 1:0 see that: t::he mee<: is properly
conduct:ed. Motion carried.
Mr. Romans recommended t::hat: <:he golf committee appoinl:ed by t:he Commlssion
be reactivated t:o generat:e some posit:ive action 'for t:he golf course t:o counteract:
some of t:he negat:ive argument:s being circulat:ed by some citizens. The River
Developmenl: Committee has recommended t:o t:he St:eering Colnmlttee of <:he Citizens
Act:ion Group t:ha<: land be purchased t:o begin a Platte River development: bel:ween
Oxford and Highway 285. Mr. Romans said l:ha<: his recommendation would be 1:0
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acquire the fifty-four acres of Public Service land and develop the flrst: nine holes
first: and chen t:he fifty acres across t:he river owned by t:he City of Englewood
u.ilit:ies Deparonenc could be leased or purchased. charge for land fill and use tl>e
money t:o develop anoc:her nine holes when t:he land is filled..
Mr. Schwab stared he objected very much t:o developing a golf C<JU:rSe on land in
t:he Cit:y of Sheridan unless t:here could be absolut:e assurance from tt>eon t:btt t:he
rest: of t:he area would be upgraded ro complemenc t:he whole project and benef'k t:he
Cil:y of Englewood.
After furt:her discussion concerning t:he golf course. Blessing moved. Schwab
seconded. t:hat: the chairman and vice chairman of tl>e Commission meet: wid> t:be
depart:ment:al st:aff t:o appoint: a commit:l:ee COD>prised of people from various groups
wtthln t:he cit:y t:o be called t:he Green Bell: and ()pen Space Col:nmittee. Modon
·"!be Commission was reminded again of l:he Recreation Council dinner oo
February 22. Mr. Blessing will presenc l:be plaques t:o tl>e four paSI: commi.ssioo
members -John Ferguson. F. W. ""Bill"" Beier. Walt:er Jorgensen and john Krelling.
Mr. Don Cushing will present the Past: Pre sident:• s plaque for Ray Sbulley t:o Mrs.
Stanley.
"!be meeting adjourned at: 10:00 p. m.
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ENGLEWOOD RECREATION YOUTH COUNCIL
1\..feecicng ot' January 17. 1973
~e Englewood Rec:reat:ion Yout:h Council meeting was called t:o order by Don
Cuslting. Englewood Recreat:ion Council president:. at: 7:00p.m.. in t:he Parks &
Recreation Office ..
Present 1972 represenratives
Robin l\1organ Scenic View-
Tom Kauffman -Cherrelyn
Jami Nicholl -Cherrelyn
Mark Coun:t::rv·man -l\Aaddox
Mil:::e Tat'oya ·-Bishop
Cindy Rimmer -Bishop
Dean Devereaux -Lowell
Patty Boller -Lowell
Lorri \Veit:zel -Flood
Kim Garramone-High School
1973 rrrresen'tati.ves
Miich rown -Sceni.c View
Peggy Marshall -Scenic View
Kenny Clasby -Maddox
Joy Scika -Maddox
Lori Perkins -Cherrelyn
Barry Scevenson -Char1es Hay
Beth Ann Howard -Flood
Greg Riffel -Cherrelyn
Billy 1\..fat:sch -Lowell
Luke Mont:oya -Flood
Cheryl Bridgeman -Charles Hay
Karen Shears -Lowell
Mr. Cushing had the members introduce t:hemselves and he t:hen introduced the
Parks & Recreation staff. He expl.ained t:he back.ground of. t:he Youth Council and the
main ~se is t:o act: as an advisory group t:o t:he Englewood Parks & Recreation
Commission concerning recreation programs and 18.c.ilities. Some of. t:he programs
nOW" in operation because of reques·r.s and suggesci.ons made by the YCJII.tth Council W'ere
named. Mr. Cushing also stressed t:he 18.ct: t:hat: t:hey are represent:atives of. t:heir
schoo1s and should bring back to t:he meetings any ideas t'rom t:he OCher st:udent:s.
Jerry _Ro'l(t:her. Asst:. Direct:or ot' Parks & Recreat:ion. dist::rillut:ed program
brochures and briefly discussed t:he various programs being offered. He st:ated that:
over sevent:y different: programs are offered during t:he year employing approx:i.Jnat:ely
300 part:time personnel wit:h a budg-ot' $200.000 each year. Sot::ne of l:he new pro-
grams being offered are: Out:door Recreation Club for high school st:udems. pottery
for yout:h and adult:s. macrame and diving. A community band t:o play in t:he various
parks in t:he summer on t:he port:able band st:and t:o be purchased t:his spring ls also
being planned. Miller Building will now be used as an arcs and crafts cent:er. moving
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ceramic classes tttere from Duncan Building. All purpose court:s will be built: in
t:hree parks t:his summer and additional t:ennis court:s and handball court:s are included
in t:be 1973 capit:al improve.Dlent: program. Mr .. Royt::ber also mentioned some o:f t:he
:facilities Englewood needs but: does not: now have -communit:y building. golf course.
ice skating :facilit:y. ourdoor recreation :facilit:y. equest:rian program. choral group.
senior citizens program.. adu.k drama... c:a..mping ..
Mr. Romans. Direct:or of Parks & Recreation. explained howt:he money t:o run
t:be parks and recreation depa:rone-is obtained. -t:he budget: is prepared t:o be
present:ed t:o Cit:y Council fur final approvaL He also discussed ttte problem of
vandalism t:hat: exis= in t:h.e parks and t:he money it: cost:s just t:o repair and replace
equipm.ent: and :facilit:ies because of vandalism.
The 1973 represent:atives ""ere reminded t:bey should attend t:he annual dinner
meeting oo~ebruary 22-The 1972 represeut:atives were also invit:ed tl t:hey wi.sb t:o
Mr. Cushing said anot:her meet:ing W'ould be held in t:be £all t:o discuss ideas t:he
met:nbers have received from t:heir fellow st:udent:s and a t:our of t:he parks will be
held in t:he spring. When Mr. Cushing asked tl anyone present: had a suggestion fur
programs or :facilities. t:be following were present:ed: chess club for yout:h; 8""im
pool in t:he Scenic View area; Friday night: yout:h activit:ies besides C&nt:een (perhaps
on alt:ernat:e night:s); mot:or bike t:rails; roller skating ri.nk..
"Ibe meeting adjourned at: 8:30 p.m.
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CITY OF BBG~ ~--.oiUID ~--OC.UU:SSIOK
January 16, 1873
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The recul....ar ~t:l..ac o~ tbe C:l.ty Pl..a--:1.....-aDd Zoa:l.a.c eo.a-
ai..aa:i..on waa ea11ed. to o.rcle:r at 8:00 P.JI ... b]r c::ta..:l...--..a Lentac::.h ...
Cari...aou; I,.,a.tac:b; Staa1e::r; Vobe,.jda; HeDD...i..DC;
Brow a.
Supiacer, az-o1r:l.c::l..o
-.e-:bere a bae.a. t : Weist; Rob:i.a.a; &oae
.A.1ao preaea.t: D... a.c::-...D& • A8•:l..ataa.t D"i.rector -P.1aDD:l.QC;
B. Youac. P1aaai~ Aaa:l.etaat
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Cha.:i.rw.a:n Lea.tac::.b stated tbat Jlia:ut:e• or October 3, 1.972; October
17, 1.972; -.:.•eaber 21, 1972; Dec-.ber 5, 1.972; Dece...ber 12, 1.972;
and .January 3, 1973, were to be eOD8:l.dered 1"or ap·prova:J.. ...
Hea.n.iac aoved:
Vobe3da aecouded: The K.iau.tea or ()c:tober 3, 1872; October 17.
1972; ---r 21, 1972; oee--r 5, 1e72;
Dec::.e.ber 12, 1972; ._._d ..;Jaau...a.ry 3, 1.973, be
app~ aa •r~ttea.
AYES: Brown; Car1..so:a.; Vobe,3cl.a; Staa1ey; Le-.tac::.b; Beaaiac
-.&TS: Woae
..A.BSIDIT: ao.a; Robia._; we:L•t
Tbe •otion carried ...
III. P. ARTIIUll TAGUE
LOts ti,7,8,U,IU
B1ock 1.4 , EvaD.8
Park Estate&
~-E-I-e to
B-2
11..r... Len tacb no ted t.ba t tbi • .. t t..er ••• ac:::.beclu.1.ed aa ...-_boer VI I
ou the acead.a; be baa rece:l.Yed a requeet tl:aat t.b.:l.• .. tte.r be
re:J..oc:atecl on the aaeada aa au.ber •••.
Ca.rl...aoa ~eel:
Vobe,jd.a •ec:oa.c:lecl:
AYES: He.D.D:l.DC; Vobe,jcl.a; Ca.rl.ac:aca; Leatacb; Btaa.1e·7; Br'cJI'WD
RAYS: :.0-.ae
A.BS:z.IT: We:l.et; &ob:I.Da; ao ..
The aot::i..on carried.
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Mr. ~ohn Cri&we~1. repreeent~nc tbe app1icaat, stated that
this -...tter i..a peo.c::l:i.nc be-rore the Board or ~u.a~nt and
Appea1.&. Mr. C.ri..awe11 stated that the --.tter had ~ to b:l..•
attent:l..on app.roz~ate1y 30 d..:aya a.co. aDd :I..D.&Ba--u.c:b •• b.e waa
not certain whether the aol..u.t::l...oa. to the p:rob1e• woul..d requ.~
a re:z-on..ioc. or whether it requ~red the act:l..on. o1 t.be Board o:C
Ad.ju.tlaent a .od .Appeal..&, app::J..ic:atio.._ had been •ade to both
bod.iea. The -.atter • ._. beard by t.h.e Board on January J..Otb., and
was tabl..ed until.. the next reeu-1ar ... etiac, pend:l..nc receipt or
advice 1:r~ the C:l..ty Attoroey... ~ oex:t recu:J..ar •eet:I.QC or the
Board i& schedul..ed 1"o:r Febru..ary 14, 1973... M.:r ... Cr:l..•we11 atated
that in the event the City .Attoraey ruJ..-. that tbe Boar-d or
Ad,juat..ent doea have .,ju~•d:l..ctioa. O'Vet.r the requeat, aDd pr-o-
v:l..ded tbe Board ru.1.ea :ravorab::J..y. the request :Cor rezoa...:t..._ac wi11
be withdrawn... lll..r ... Cr:L•weJ..J.. •tated that be wiab..ed to --k c:oa-
tinuance 01" tb:l..& _.tter be~ore the P1anmdDC ea.aiasioa UDt~1
February 21 .. 1973.
Mr. Cri.&we11 •t.ated that oo O"'IIIIB had appeared at t.be Board
bea.ri...DC of January 10 .. 1973,. in oppc::~~a:l.t.i..oa. to the requeta-t ; the
property was posted botb ror Heariaca bero.re the P1..aDDiDC ec::-.-
ai&aion and before the Board o~ Ad3u.~nt.
M.r. Loen.tacb asked :t.r there was aa:y ~r o:l t..be a -u.d.S..esa.oe preaeat
:i..n. re1ation. to thia -...tter? llo OD.e indicated tbey were con-
c::e.rDed w:l. th the reque•t at hand..
lle.D...D..i.DC .oved :
Brown ...aco.Dided: The rezc:na:l.ac app1ic:.at:l.oa. 1i1ed ~ -.r. P .. ..A..rt.hur
~ be c:.oat2...D.uecl u.at~1 ~ 21.. 1873 ..
.AYES : C:a.r1aoa.; Sta.a.1e-'J"; Browa.; lle~ac:; VCIJI:Ie,=lda ; Lea.tacb
lllAYS : ~
ABSEII'T : 8oob:l.D8 ; Ito--; .. :t..... t
IV. VOCATE .ASSOCIATES
Suhdlv£8LDa Waiver
CASE #3-72
Mr. Supiacer atat.ed that t.:he propert'J" UDder c::c:na.a:l.derati..oa ia.
this c:aae :l....a the •out_b.,..t c:oraer o~ Ea.a"t _._tea aDd South
C1ark:aou Street. "riLe p:ropoea1 :La to d:l.-.:l..de the propert"7 into
ai...JI: bu.i1diac a:l.tea ; a1.1 a:l.te• wJ..1.1 c:.aa.rora with ~ &-1-C .z.oa..iac;
wbic..b. ia on tbe property.. A re·-.:t...ed au.r-.ey or tbe aite haa
been eiven ...... bere tbie e..-e-a.iac. wbi..c.b. ~ey ab.ow:8 a s• ••---
.ent on tbe weat a:l.de or the propert'J" ~or uti1:l.t:l. ...
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ll.r ... Gi.l.. Vocate
1776 S. Jackson -sta~ed that he was acti.ng as agent ~or Al..aua
B.roe., Inc • ., property owner-a... It i.a propo:aed
that &:l.ng1e-raa:t..1y dwe1l..~a wi11. be coo.atru.c:t.ed on the s:i..x
bui1ding sites. the val..ue o~ the rea:l..dences to be between
$30.,000 to $32.,000... Mr ... Vocate stated that it i._a t.be cS.e.:i..re
or the property a-aers to deve1op tbe:l..r 1aod c:o..parab1e to the
s ·u..rround.:I..DC ne:l.cbborbood. ...
Mrs ... lleDD...in& asked :1..1" the su..rvey woul..d be .. de part or the
recorded waiver. and i1 the deve1opers woul..d be bel..d to tb ~s
au.rvey., wb:l..ch sbc>ws the div:i..ai.on or the 1ota,. 1routace. etc.?
Mr ... Sup:l..ac;er stated that it wou1.d be part or the reco.rc:Sed
'Waiver., aDd the deve1opera wou"J...d be be1d to t.b.at div:Le:l..oo. or
1..a.a.d ...
w.r .. Ca..r1son ._.ked :1..1" the de'W'e1opers were beiDC aaked to pro-
vi.c:le on-sl.te par~ac ~or their ...-eb.t.c1e•? Mr. Vocate •tated
that i.t :i.& iDt.ended. to haye a d~veway :l.D.tO carac--OD tbe
rear or tbe :tot on t:be aout:h or three aitea; t.be DO:rtb.eru
three sites wi.:t:t have ace••• ~~ C1arkaou or Bates_
Mr ... Brown stated that be was p1---..ed to .ee a devel..oper bu:l..1d:i..ng
··-b.~ee ·· .i....D the City; be had d.r:l.veu by the eite,. a.a.d the p:r"''poooaa1
""100-good ~ to bi.a.
lle!:a...a._inc •o•ed :
Vobe,jda ae.c:oDded: The PJ...au..a .. ~ .. :ac c:.a-..i.••:l.on craa.t. tb_e wai....er to
tbe Subcli...-:l...a:S.oa. ......-.a1att...oa. as reque8ted by
Vocate Aa.aoci.ates. Caae fl!l'34-72. Su..r...-ey #72-3505. cla:'tecl ..
received January 16 • 1973 • i...• to be -r.t.I.ed. wi..tb t.be .A..rap:aboe
County C1..erk. aDd 1lec:-order as part or tbe appro'11L"ed Su_bd:i..vS.....:l.on
Wa:l.ver ...
AYES: Brown; Ca:r1aou; Vobe~da; HeDDiDC; Lent•cb; Stau1ey
NAYS : l!ione
A.DSEl!IT : Weist ; Boas ; Jl.ob :1.. as
"'n:le a.ot ion carr-ied •
V. ORB IMVES'DIEBT cx.o>JUIY
P1anned Deve1opaen£
301 West Lebo• A...-enue
CASE #2-73
ll.r. Supi..ocer stated that tbt...• property b.a• been pooated. -ror a
Publ..:l..c BeariDC OD tbe .. tter or a P1&D.D.ed Deve1o~ea.t. aDd a
Publ..i..c Bot:l.ce ••• aLeo pub1i•bed ia tb• Eacl..ewood Hera1d &ea.tS.ae1 .
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HeDDing -.oved:
Vobe,jda. seconded: The Pub1ic Hear-J..u.c on t.he requ.eat. ror
a.pprova.1 o ~ a P1anned Deve1~nt. at. 301
West Lebow Avenue • Cas-e w-2:-73 . be opened.
AYES: Stan1ey ; Lentsch ; Henn.iag; Car:J...&on ; Vobe.jda.; Brown
NAYS : None
ADSEl!IT: Ross ; Rob i n&; Weist
The ~otion carried.
ll.r-.Jiike Kephart
311 Detroit Street -stated tb..at he was .represent..inc ORB In-
vest.ent Co.p&Dy. owner o~ property at
301 West. Lebow Ave·a.u_e_ .ll_r. Kiephart state-d th.at he w.i•hed. to
show tbe Cc=-i--:i.on •~ &.l..i.de• o1 the aub..ject site. anc:l o:r
the site p.1..an propos.ed ~or tbe c:leve.l..o.-ent:... Mr ... Keph.ar't:
stated the deve.l..opers propose six bui.l..d .i u.gs. with a tota1 o ~
l...20 u.nit.s... The pro~rty i..& zoned B-3-B. llu.1ti-~aa.i1y llesidentia1.
and woul.d per.ait app_ro:JII[i.aate.l..y 1.35 UD..it.&: ::1..1 deve1oped to fu11
c!.apacity . Mr ... ltepb.art noted that the structure.& are on ••two
1eve.1..s·• to take advant.aa:e o~ tbe 1.0$ -.1..~ s.l..ope o~ the 1and ;
the deve1opers have designed the bu.ii.diD&s BO that the UD:l.t&
w:l.11 have a view to the ~ou..n.ta:l...._ to the south aa.d west. Tbe
de·ve~opers propose 72 two-bed:r~ u.Dita. and 4.8 o·ae·-bed~
u..n..:i.ts... 'T"he one-bed.:ro~ u..n.its wil..l.. rent ro:r $145 per •onth ;
the two-bedroc:-. for Sl..7S per aoa.th... A11 util..:l.tie& wil..l.. be
underground... .11.r... Kephar-t noted tbat Pu.bl..:l.c Service Coapany has
a 75• :rigbt-o~-way acroa• the •ite ...
llr ... Brown asked i..~ there had been any oppoe:l.t:l..on by the resident&
of the area? .ll.r ... Kephart stated that tbere had been no oppc::»e:l.tion ;
DKB Investaent CO.pany representatives had •et tw:l.ce w:l.tb
Mr ... and Mrs. Bashor ; no ob3ectiona were voiced. Mr ... Kephart
stated that DB.B Invest..e:nt C.O..pany bad hoped to begin coU&truct.i on
on Febru._ary 1. ~973 ; they w:l.~1 bec~n aa soon as tbey rec-eive
approva l.. o ~ the City Counc i.J... and the weather pe:rait& ...
Jilr ... Lentsch asked how a:ucb o-pen apace there woul..d be on the
si..te? K.r ... Kepb...art stated that i.t :i..s a •-l../2 acre &i.te ; the
structures cover appro~~tel..y 17~ or the site ...
llr. Brown asked how •a_ny park:J.ac ap-ace• are provided? ll.r ... Kepbart
stated that 204 &pace-s are provided . wbicb -.eet the require.ent.
of 1-1/2 space& per u.n.i-t • pl..u. guest pa:rkLDc.
Dra i nage or tbe s:l.te wa..& di.c.-u..aa-ed... ll.r. ICephar"t: stated that
the Fire Departa.ent ha& ci.ven approval.. to a c~:l..a.at:l.on u.ae o1
the fire l..a.nea as 'l:i.rel..ane/dra:i.n.a.ce awal..e ... DJ....8cu.a•ioa. fol..l..owed ...
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K.r .. Lentsch c.c:-..ented. t.b..at thi s :l..& the ~ir&t deve1oper to -.ak.e
use o f the P1anned Drerve~op.ae:nt. and tb..at tbe propo&.a1 ... 1ook&
good.. to b :La-
.ll..r .. Jtepb.a.rt &tate·d that. within tbe rent.a1 ranee prev:i.ous1y
quoted . the deve1oper i& provid~DC -.ore th.an ....,.t deve1c::»opers
do ; each unit wi11 have a ba1cony or a patio to take advantage
o1 the view toward the •ountaiaa ..
Mr. Car1&on asked i£ there cou1d be access 1roa the K-Mart
parking 1ot to tb~& site --i& the 1and was the sa.e 1eve1?
lllr -C..r1so.o ooted the g-rade on t.be access way o"f the sub,ject
p1.a.n. and asked if £.ire tru_ck:.s coul.d a.aueuver that in the
winter t .~? Mr. Kephart stated that tbe grade had been approved
by the Fire Dep.a.rt.a.ent ; it i.s a 1.0'$ n.atu...ra1 grade. aa.d the
deve1oper proposes tc::> ··r~tten or1··· 2/3 way up the bi11. to a
7% grade.. llr .. ltepb...art stated that the &~te wi11 be fe:n.c.ed on
the west. north and east property 1i.nes ..
Mr .. Kept:t_art fur-ther di.sc-u&&ed the dra:Ln.a..ce propoaa1 _ The
eastern 1 /2 o~ the site w:i.11 d...ra.in to the entry road , to the
street, tbe·n to an in1et , thence t ,o the creek... Tb.e west portion
o~ the site wi11 drain tbrouc:h tb.e park..i.D& 1.ot to the .s .. e
point... A.11 drai.D.age wi1l.. be di..sc..ha.rged :i..nto Big Dry Creek~
Kr .. Lents.cb ask.ed i.1: there was any one in the audience who
wi·ahed to speak i..n oppo&it:l.on to the propoaa1? Ko one spoke
in opposition~
Brown ..oved :
Henning seconded:
AYES: Vobejda.; C:ar1..eon ; HeDDing; Brown ; St•'l11ey; W,...e-ntsc.b
NAYS : None
ABSElfT: Weist ; Robin&; Ross
The •ot i on carri ed .
llr. Sup.i.nger stated that su.gge•ted F i nd-ing:& on the aatter o 'L
the DRB Inves~ent:.: Coapany P1anoed Deve1opaent bave been d i s-
tributed to the •eaber& o~ the eo-ai&eion ...
Brown •oved:
Henn.i..ng seconded: The P1annio.g ec:-iasion. accept., approve and
refer to City Couoci1., tbe app1ication for
P1anned Deve1o~ent for 301 West Lebow AYenue 'Li1ed by DliB In-
ves~ent Coapany ,. Case #2-73., and that the .-.Findiac-aDd
Decision•• on the aa.tt.er be adopte-d and approved.
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AYES: Br~n ; Car1son; Henning; Lentac.b ; Stan1.ey; Vobe,jcla
:NAYS: !lone
A.BSEIIT : Wei..at; Robin._s; Ross
~e ~otion carried.
VI-ORB IIIVES'I'IIENT <X>.
311 Detroit St.
SUBDIVISIOK WAIVER
301 Wes£ Lehow Ave.
CASE #I-73
Mr. Supiager stated tbat this req~eat is ~or a wa~ver or the
Subd.iv-isiou Regu1ations as they ai....cbt app1y to the property
1oc:.a ted at 301 West Lebow Avenue., previoual..y oon.si..dered ~or a
P1an.ned Deve1os-.ent at this ._eetina;... Mr. SUpiocer stated th..at
a11 docuaenta required have been preaented by the app1~ant.,
a .n.d were • in fact • used in the conaic:leratio:n oL tbe Pl...a11.1111ed
:Deve1.os-en.t ..
.Rennin& aoved:
ca.r1..&on seconded: T'b.e P1an:nio..g ec-.:Lasion approve the request.
~or SUbdivision Waiver •• requ.es~ by DKB
Invest.en.t CO..pan.y r.or 301 West Lebow Avenue., case #.1-73.,
i..D.aa-.ucb as a11 docua.e·nt.s required have been a·u~.itted. by the
app1icant., and the P1anned Deve1op.ent has been approved ~or
the site_
A YES: Stan J..ey ; .Ben.n.ing ; Len tscb; Vobe,j da ; Car1aon; Brown
XAYS: None
ABSE:l!fT: We :Lst ; Ro bi.n& ; Rosa
Tbe ~otion carried.
VII. OOMPREHEXSIVE ZOJI"IllfG ORDIK~E
maaaea~ or 12.2_2 sr CASE #3-73
llr-Supinger stated that Pub1:l.c llotice o~ the Publ.ic Hearing
has been pub1i&hed in tbe Eng1ewood He.ra1d Sentinel..-Jlr.
Sup~nger stated that this aaen~nt is in reLation to ooapenaation
£or •eabers o£ the P1anning eo--isaion and ~or Board o~ Ad,just-
ment and Appea1&. Kr~ Supinger directed the attention or the
•e.abers to a survey of cities of co..parab1e siz-e wbicb was con-
ducted 'l...ast year, and tbe paywaent of their board a .nd c~i&a:i.on
•e...bers.
Henning •oved:
Vobejda seconded : Tbe Pub1ic Hearing on --.enc:t..ent. of the Coa-
preheneive Zoninc OrdiD&Dce. •22~2-s. be
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AYES : Car1son ; Henning; Lentsch; Stan1ey; Vobe.,jda; Br-own
l!IAYS : lione
A.BSE:N'T: we is t • Rob i D.& • Ross
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Mr. Lentsch asked i~ tbere were any •a.bers o~ the audience
present to speak in favor at the proposa1? No one wished to
speak .
Mr. Lentsch then asked ir there were any aeabers of the
audience •bo wished to speak in opposition to tbe --endaent?
No o~e wLshed to speak -
Mrs. Henning noted that in reviewing the re&u1ts of the survey
conducted 1ast year,. she cou1d not find an.ot.ber City which
paid :ae.a_bers o.f Boards and Ca.aissi.oD.&. Mr .. Su.pinger stated
tha t AJI:""Yac:la does so. llrs _ Henning stated that in that case,.
she wou1d voice a •inor ob~ection to paying board and ca.ai&&ion
•e..ber·s... ll..r. Lentscb stated that he fe1t i~ ••one get& paid
then they a11 sbou.1d get paid'"•; and ooted that ac::.ae C.CJIIU.D-ci1
..e.abers don• t get paid i..n s~e c~u...a....i._t:ies a1ao. Di.scu&&ion
fo11owe.d ...
Hen_n...ing ~aoved:
Brown seconded : The Pub1ic Hearing be c1osed-
AYES: Brown ; Carl.son ; Henning ; Lentsch ; St.ao..1ey ; Vobe.:jda
MAY'S : l!!ilooe
ABSENT : Robins; Ross ; We1st
The ~ot1on carr~ed.
Discussion fol.l..owed.. Mrs. Heu.ni..ng stated that Cou.nc.i1 h._., in
the 1973 Budget , gi.ven pre1i-.iuary approval.. to equ.al..i..z:LDC the
pay for those boa_rd& and c~.i&&io'D...B that are pa:l.d. Mr. C.rl..son
ca..aented that be ~el.t citizens had an ••obl.:l.gat.ion•• to .serve
on the boards and ca..Ls&ion&, and that coapeDSation &houl.d not
be a ~atter of consideration.
ll.rs. Henning asked if tbi& ..... tter had to have a :Pu.bl..ic: Hearing
before City Council.? llr .. Su.pin_ger stated that it was an ..._end-
-ent to the c~prehensi.ve Zoning O~dinance. and he wou1d aaauae
that a Publ.ic Hea.rin,g before Council. was requ..ired.
Mr .. Brown stated that since it is in the budget. and since soae
of the other boards and co.mi..&&ions are beiag paid. be wou1d
hope that someone woul.d ~ake a .otion to reca..end the approval.
of the am.endaent to City Council..
Vobe.jda JDoved :
Stanl.ey seconded : The Pl.anniog ec::--..i&sio·n rec~nd to City
Council. that the aaen~nt of •22.2-Sf. o~
the eo-prebeosive Zonioc Ordinance be approved.
AYES : Brown; Vobe,jd.a ; Stan1ey; Lentscb
NAYS : Henning
ABSTAIN : C.ar1son
ABSENT: Robins; Ross ; Weist
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LYNNOO INVESTKENT COMPANY
Park~ng LOt Approva1
CASE w4-73
Mr. Supinger stated that Lynnco Investment Company bas requested
approval.. of the parking p1an £or their proposed 60-unit apart-
•ent coap1ex to be 1ocated at South Cherokee Street and West
Kenyon Avenue . Mr. Supinger stated that 102 parking spaces are
required ; 112 spaces are proposed.
TOlD Eite1
4301 S. Broadway -stated be was representing Lyn_nco Invest-
ment Coapany. property owners and app1icant .
Kr. Eitel.. stated thAt the request is £or approva1 of tbe parking
1ot. they propose in conjunction with an eight-story apartaent
bui1ding in the 3600 b1ock South Cherokee Street. Kr. Eite1
stated that Mr . Me1 Denning. president of the coapany , and
Mr. D"iec"-a.ann of Sbie1d Real.. ty • were present to discuss the
aatter. Mr. Eite1 presented an arcbitectura1 rendering of the
proposed bui1ding : he stated there wi11 be seven f1oors above
ground, and one f1oor ··s-ubsurface··, on which wi..11 be a swi..aain.g
poo1, recreation room , work-out room, storage space, and a
aanagement office . Tbe tota1 cost of the proposa1, inc1uding
1and cost ~ is $1.1 mi11ion. Mr . Eite1 stated that the Compre-
hensive Zoning Ordinance requires Commission approva1 of a11
parking 1ots ~itb more than 50 parking spaces. Mr. Eite1 then
discussed the 1ocation of the parking ; the guest parking spaces
wi11 be at the rear of the deve1opment, with access from the
a11ey. The deve1o~ent wi11 have sub-surface parking on both
sides o~ the bui..1ding, and surface parking. Sub-surface parking
areas wi11 be entered from the a11ey. Parking wi11 be 90 °,
g• x 19• sta11s, which co~p1y with the Ordiuances of the City.
There wi11 be sa.e sta11s on the sub-surface 1eve1 nearest
Cherokee wbic.b wi11 be 10 • s·• in width, and surface parking
st.a11s nearest the a11ey wi11 be 16• 2·• in width for ease of
._aneuvering. Access to s -urface parking areas wi11 be froa
Cherokee Street at two points ; curb cuts wi11 be 25' in width .
Mr. Eite1 stated that Lynnco Investment eo.pany bas agreed to
pave the C'berokee-Oe1aware a11ey in the 3600 bl..ock to City
speci f ications. Mr. Eite1 stated that the possibi1ity of
designating the a11ey one-way north bound bas been discussed
with City personne1. Lynnco Investment Coapany wi11 ask that
this be done , as we11 as restricting street parking a1ong the
west side of South Cherokee Street. Mr~ Eitel.. st.ated that sub-
surface parking areas wi1..1 not be screened ; surface parking
areas wi11 have a brick-facing around the parking structure.
Surfacing of a11 parking areas wi11 be concrete or aspha1..t.
Mr~ Eite1 then discussed fire 1ane 1ocations. A pl..anting area
in the front o f the bui1ding wi11.. provide access for tbe fire
equipment . Fire access ~rom the rear wi1l.. be froa the a11..ey.
The bui1ding wi11 have no windows on the north or south. The
Fire Department has a~proved the proposed access for their vehic1es.
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LYNNCO INVESTloiENT OCBIPANY
Park~ng Lo£ Approvai
CASE W4-73
Mr. Supinger stated that Lynnco Investment Co~pany has requested
approva1 o£ the parking p1an for their proposed 60-unit apart-
ment comp1ex to be 1ocated at South Cherokee Street and West
Kenyon Avenue . Mr. Supinger stated that 102 parking spaces are
required; 112 spaces are proposed.
Tom Eite1
4301 S. Broadway -stated be was representing Lynnco Invest-
ment Company. property owners and app1icant.
Kr. Eite1 stated that the request is for approva1 of the parking
1ot they propose in conjunction with an eight-story apartment
bui1ding in the 3600 b1ock South Cherokee Street . Mr. Eite1
stated that Mr. Me1 Denning. pres ident of the ca.pany. and
Mr. Diec~ann or Sbie1d Rea1ty . were present to discuss the
matter_ Mr. Eite1 p resented an architectura1 rendering o f the
proposed bui1ding: be stated there wi11 be seven f1oors above
ground, and one f1oor ··subsurface·•,. on which wi11 be a swi-m,.ing
poo1,. recreation room, work-out room,. storage space, and a
~anagement office . Tbe total.. cost of the proposal.., inc1uding
1and cost ~ is $1.1 mi11ion . Mr. Eite1 stated that the CO.pre-
hensive Zoning Ord inance requires Commission approva1 o£ a11
parking 1ots with more than 50 parking spaces_ Mr. Eite1 then
discussed the 1ocation of the parking ; the guest parking spaces
wi11 be at the rear of the deve1opment. with access from the
a11ey. The deve1opment w111 have sub-surface parking on both
sides of the bui1ding, and surface parking . Sub-surface parking
areas wi11 be entered from the a11ey. Parking wi11 be 90 °,.
g• x 19• sta11s,. which comp1y with the Ordinances of the City.
There wi11 be some sta11s on the sub-surface 1eve1 nearest
Cherokee wbic.b wil..l.. be 1o•s·• in width,. and surface parking
stal..l..s nearest the al..l..ey wil..l.. be 16·2·• in width for ease of
maneuvering. Access to surface parking areas wi11 be from
Cherokee Street at two points ; curb cuts wi11 be 25• in widtb -
Mr. Eitel.. stated that Lynnco Investment Company has agreed to
pave the Cberokee-Del..aware a11ey in the 3600 bl..ock to City
specifications. Mr. Eitel.. stated that the possibil..ity of
desig·nating the a11ey one-way north bound bas been discussed
with City personne1. Lynnco Investment Company wi11 ask that
this be done J as we11 as restricting street parking a1ong the
west side of South Cherokee Street. Mr. Eitel.. stated that sub-
surface parking areas wi11 not be screened; surface parking
areas wi11 have a brick-facing around the parking structure.
Surfacing of a11 parki~g areas wi11 be concrete or aspba1t.
Mr. Eite1 then discussed fire l..ane l..ocations. A pl..anting area
in the front of the bui1ding wi11 provide access for the fire
equipment. Fire access from the rear wi11 be from the a11ey.
The bui1ding wi11 have no windows on tbe north or south. The
Fire Department has a~proved the proposed access Lor their vebicl..es.
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Lighting o~ the park~ng areas wil..l.. be standard exterior l..igbting
~or the sur~ace parking ; the subsurrace area wi11 have fl..uorescent
1igbting al..ong the center of the aisl..es.
Signing wil..l.. inc1ude an entrance sign. directional.. sign.s for
guest parking ; there woul..d al..so be one-way signing in the a11ey
if the City appro~es such designation, and signing al..ong Cherokee
Street prohibiting on-street parking on the west side if the
City approves the request of the app1icant.
Drainage was then considered . Mr. Eitel.. stated that roof drain-
age wil..l.. run to Cherokee Street. Tbe sub-surface parking area
wil..l.. drain to the al..l..ey. The rear 1 /3 of the surface parking
area wil..l.. drain to the a11ey , with the front 2 /3 draining to
Cherokee Street. Mr. Eite1 noted that the City Ditch crosses
the property ~ The app1icants have undertaken proceedings for
rechanne1ization of the Ditch. and the dedication on the part
of the app1icant bas been accomp1isbed. The City is in the
process of vacating the present easemen~ across the property
in the present 1ocation of the Ditch. Kr. Eite1 stated that
the app1icants have discussed the proposa1 with representatives
of Mountain De11 and Pub1ic Service Company. Mr. Eite1 stated
that be did not know of any unfavorab1e reaction to the proposa1.
The app1icant hopes to begin construction this spring. The
deve1opment ·•wi11 be the first of its kind in Eng1ewood"" •
high-rise 1uxury apartment use with subsurface parking.
Mrs. Henning asked if the sub-surface parking was on the same
1eve1 as the a11ey? Mr. Eite1 stated that it is.
Mr. Car1son asked if there wou1d be curb cuts f o r access from
the a11ey. or if it wou1d be open? Mr. Eite1 stated it wou1d
be open. Discussion fo11owed.
Mrs. Henning asked bow much .. drop .. there was frcxn. the surface
parking 1eve1 to the a11ey on the west side of the property?
Mr. Denning stated that it was a 9 ~ vertica1 drop. Mr. Eite1
stated that parking spaces near this side of the surface structure
wou1d be 16 • 2"" spaces ; there wi11 be a 3 · barrier above the
surface parking 1eve1-
Mr . Brown asked that the audience be po11ed to see if there were
members present in re1ation to this request. Mr. Lentsch did
so. An unidentified 1ady asked if the Parks & Recreation
Department was aware of the request and the re1ocation of the
City Ditch? D1scussion fo11owed. Mrs. Henning pointed out
that this particu1ar property 1& aade tota11y unusab1e by the
City Ditch in 1ts natura1 course; the City wou1d have to pur-
chase the tota1 property if it wanted to keep the Ditch avai1ab1e
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point , she questioned whether the City cou1d acquire the
property. Discussion ensued.
Henning moved :
Car1son seconded : The P1anning Caamission approve the request
for parking 1ot approva1 fi1ed by Lynnco
Investment Company, Case #4-73, provided the app1icant meets
a11 requirements for drainage, paving of the a11ey, requirements
of the Fire Department , and accomp1ish the re1ocation of the
City Ditch easement.
AYES : Vobe~da ; Brown ; Car1son; Henning ; Lentsch ; Stan1ey
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Weist ; Robins: Ross
Tbe motion carried .
Mr. Supinger asked if the Co.mission was going to co--unicate
with the Pub1ic Works Department on the one-way designation of
the a11ey . Mr. Eite1 stated that the app1icants wou1d appreciate
any direction on tha~ ~a~ter. D~scuss~on fo11owed.
Brown moved :
Vobejda seconded : The P1ann~ng Comm~ssion recommend to City
Counci1 that the Cherokee-De1aware a11ey in
the 3600 b1ock be designated one-way north.
AYES : Lentsch ; Brown ; Car1son; Henning; Vobejda ; Stan1ey
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Weist ; Ross ; Robins
Tbe motion carried.
IX . JOSEPH BERENBAUM
s~1verman, Butz.
Edward E1ectric Co.
SUBDIVISION WAIVER
1795 West Va1e Ave.
CASE #6-73
Mr. Joseph Berenbaum stated be was appearing on beha1f of
Messrs. Si1verman and Butz , and Edward E1ectric Construction
Company, prope rty owners. Mr. Berenbaum stated that the re-
quest is for reconsideration of a subdivision waiver granted
August s. 1970. Mr. Berenbaum stated be wished to co .. end the
staff for preparing a detai1ed sta~f report on the ~atter ; it
~s very c1ear1y set forth. and inas-ucb aa it has been avai1ab1e
to the Co.aission for their perusa1, be stated be wou1d not go
into tbe matter in depth. Mr. Berenbaum stated that Edward
E1ectric wants to add 25 ft. to their 120 rt. frontage to enab1e
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Krs. Henning asked why ~be 30 • strip a1ong the northern edge
o f the property was des i gnated as ~·parcel.. A '•? 11.r. Berenbau:.m
stated that tb~s is a strip al..ong the ditch that the City wil..l..
be purchasing for the drainage/greenbel..t. The appl..icants fel..t
that the best thing to do was to designate it as "'Parcel.. A ""
and designate tbei.r two rea..aini.ng parceJ..s as •-•parcel.. B'' and
.. Parcel. c··-llr. Supi.n,ger con£irwaed tbat this area is part of
tbe Northwest Engl..ewood drainageway-greenbel..t prograa~ and that
the City wil..l.. be purchasing the area.. Mr .. Supinger noted that
in the triangul..ar area on tbe northwest portion of the property,
the City wil..l.. purchase onl..y an ·•eaaeaent .. through the l..and ..
Vobe.,jda moved :
Henning seconded: The Pl..anning Coaaission approve the request
for Subdivis~on Wa~ver, fi1ed by Mr.
Joseph Berenbaum, Case No. 6-73, ~or property at 1795 West Ya1e
Avenue.
Discussion fo11owed.
Tbe vote was ca11ed :
AYES: Henning ; Vobejda ; Stan1ey; Car1son ; Brown; Lentsch
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Weist; Robins ; Ross
The •otion carried.
X. SWENSEN &. PICKENS INVES~NT
Xs£ro TUne Garage
4780 South Broadway
CASE #7-73
Mr. Supinger stated that the request of the app1icant is ~or
an ··~nterpretation·•of the Com.prebensive Zoning Ordinance to
permit a tune-up and repair garage in the B-2 Zone District.
The use, as proposed, is not •entioned in tbe Ca.prehensive
Zoning Ordinance, and tbere£ore is not peraitted. Tbe P1anning
Commission does have authority to say whether it is sL.i1ar to
permitted uses, and wou1d be permitted at the 4780 South Broadway
address. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff sees no ob~ection
to the request, provided a11 of the tune-up and repair is done
within an enc1osed structure.
Mr. Lentsch asked for c1arification; wi11 this garage be doin.g
body repair, etc?
Mr. Howard Swensen stated that the Astro-Tune Garage is a
nation-wide chain ; there wi11 be no body or fender work done
at this garage, and no heavy engine work done ~
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Mrs. Henning noted that the staf~ report cited an opinion of
City Attorney Berardinis whereby be has stated that action
wou1d not ca.mit the eo--ission for a11 ti•e. and the eo--ission
wou1d act on each request brou.gbt berore thea. Ir. this use were
to be approved, cou1d any fira that did this type or. work 1o-
cate in the City? Mr-Supinger &tated that be interpreted the
City Attorney • s stat~ent to •ean that this use :1.& appro·ved
for this 1ocation ; any other use at another 1oc.tion wou1d have
to have specific approva1 of the Coamission .
Mr. Lentsch asked about so1vents etc. used in the garage? Mr-
Swe~son stated that there wou1d be no materia1s used in the
garage to increase fire hazard. Mr-Supinger interposed that
the use must aeet require~ents of a11 codes and ord~nances
app1icab1e to the B-2 Zone District.
Mrs. Henning asked i£ it was round that so•e o1 the repair and
tune-up work was being done out-o£-doors, wou1d this constitute
a vio1ation or the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance? Mr. Supinger
stated that it wou1d.
Mr. Lentsch asked bow ~any cars cou1d be worked on at one t~e.
and where wou1d additiona1 cars be parked? Mr. Swensen stated
that the parking wou1d be shared with the Midas Kuff1er Shop
at 4770 South Broadway ; one access point to the parking area
wi11 serve both uses. There wi11 be four bays within the
garage itse1f ..
Mrs. Henni~g asked if gaso1ine puaps wou1d be a11owed? Mr.
Supinger stated that the Ordinance wou1d perait sucb use.
Mr. Swensen stated that this is the third Astro-TUne garage in
the Denver-metro area ..
Kr. Brown asked if there bad been much opposition to this re-
quest? Mr. Lentsch noted that there is no pub1ic notice given
on a matter such as this. Mr. Swensen stated that he knows of
no opposition to this use; be fee1s it wou1d co•p1ement the
other service uses in the area ..
Vobe.:Jda moved :
Hennin,g seconded : The P1annin.g CO...ission approve the r -equest
of Astro-Tune Garage to be 1c>cated at 4780
South Broadway . as set forth in Case w7-73; tbis use is to be
conducted who11y within an enc1osed structure.
AYES : Vobe.:Jda ; Brown ; Car1son; Stan1ey; Leotacb; HeDDing
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Ross ; Robins; Weist
The motion carried.
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XI . DIRECTOR'S CHOICE
Mr. Supinger stated that the Action Forces Steering Committee
bas se1ected a consu1tant for the Core Area Study ; and that City
Counci1 has endorsed the reco .. endation and approved a negotiating
ca.aittee. The firm se1ected was Environaenta1 P1anning ~ Re-
search of San Franc~sco~ and he fe1t that negotiations wou1d
begin by the end of the month. Mr . Supinger stated that be hoped
within another month there wi11 be a consu1tant on the ~ob.
Mr. Supinger re~inded tbe P1anning Comaission that the second
~eeting in February is on a Wedneaday evening, February 21st,
and asked that they mark their ca1endars according1y.
XII . COMMISSION'S CHOICE
•r . Lentsch noted that the Co...ia•ion had received a tha11k-you
note fra-Mrs . Roaans for the p1ant aent her when &be su~~ered
a fractured ara~
Mr. Brown stated that be wou1d 1ike to aake a state.ent ~or
the record . and e•pbasized that tb~s ~s bi& own persona1 opinion.
Mr. Brown stated that be bas heard pub1ic &tateaents that the
P1anning &t. Zon:i..ng Co--i&&ion i& agai.D.&t proc·re&& for the City;
he bas beard pub1ic stateaente that the citizeD.& of Northeast
Eng1ewood are against progress ~or the City . Mr. Brown stated
it is his persona1 opin:1.on that the P1aoning eo-aiasion is oot
opposed to progress as a Ca.a~as:1.on. and that they have to
1isten to the citizeos o~ Eog1ewood and do what is be•t for a11
concerned . Mr . Brown stated that it is his opinion that the
citizens of Northeast EDg1ewood are not oppoeed to procre•• ~or
the City o~ Eng1ewood; it i& his honest opinion that a11 the
citizen& of that area are asking in re1ation to tbe Larwin Site
is that tbe density be 1owered. Mr . Brown reiterated that tbey
are not against progress .
The meeting was dec1ared ad~ourned at 9:35 P .M.
Recording Secretary
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Taxes:
Property Tax
Specific Ownership
Sal.es Tax
Cigarette Tax
Franc:..hi.se Tax
Total.
Li..c.en.ses 6. Perm.i. ts:
Bus:Lne.ss Lic.enses
Buil.di.og Licenses
Total.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
Through January. 1973
Budgeted Current Year to
Revenue Month Date
$ 1.53.429
21.289
2.428.355 319.659 31.9,659
11.0.000 13.999 13,999
297.01.8 40.500 40.500
$ 3,010.091. 374.1.58 374.158
53.600 14.606 14.606
76.626 2 0 050 2 0 050
130.226 1.6.656 16.656
'X. of Budget
Co11ected
1.2
1.3
~nter-Governmental. Revenues:
Federal. Grants
State Cra.nts
State Sbared Revenue 280.500 8.540 8.540
Arapahoe Road 6. Bridge 5L 0 893
Total 332.393 s.s40 8.s4o 3
Charges for Services.&
General GoverDJ'De..nt 9.400 966 966
PublTc Safety 34.544 795 795
Hf:.ghw..y 6. Street 7.600 21.7 21.7
A>U ..... l. Shelter 5.000 1.64 1.64
Debris ReSDOval.
Library Contract 30.1.28
Total. 86.672 2.142 2.142 2
Fines 6. Forfeitures.&
Court FLnes 55.608 6•008 6.008
Library Fines 6 0 238 85L 851.
Total. 61.846 6.859 6.859 1.1.
M..i.seel.l.aneousz
I..ntere..st 21..188
R.e..ntal.s 450 450
Other 20.000 494 494
Total. 41..1.88 944 944 2
Total Revenues 1 3 0 662 0 41.6 409.299 409.299 1.1. -• •
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DEPARTMENT OF Ft:.NANC.E
EXPENDITUR..ES TO 1973 BUDGET
GENERAL FUND
Through January. 1.973
.A.n.nual.
Budget
Current Yea.r to Date
Legislation ~ Council:
City Council
Board of Adju s bment
Career Service
Pl.anning ~ Zoning
Library
City Attorney
Housing and Redevelopment
Sub-total.
Ma:nageme.n t:
City Manager
Pers onnel
Coamu.Jni.c.ations
Sub-total
Finance & Record:
Finance
Municipal. Court
General Operations
Sub-total
Public Works:
Engineering
Streets ~ Drainage
Traffic Regulations
Building Maintenance
Sub-total.
Fire Depar~ent:
Police Department:
Parks & Recreation:
Communicy Development:
Code Enforcement
Hou sing ~ Redevelopment
Pl.anning
Sub-tot.al
Library:
Employee Benefit Program
Total Expenditures
45.208
3.452
1,.995
4.811.
1.510
46.981.
1.564
105.521
76.943
34.175
1.63,601
274,.719
183,.880
56,.457
169. 136
409,.473
107,.700
470,.217
142,.053
84.098
804,.068
711 ,.---
933,.460
427 ,. 595
92,.211
18,.778
79.575
190,.564
161,.132
107.174
4.125.147
Expenditure Expend~ture
7,.392
198
75
127
15
3,.562
11,.369
3 ,.685
1,.948
8.812
14,.445
11,.804
3,.75-4
36,031
51,.589
7 ,.920
1.7,.192
5,.370
3.001
33,.483
48,.489
56,.490
6,.730
978
4.533
1.2,.241
9,.815
250.746
7,.392
198
75
127
15
3,.562
3,.685
1,.948
8,812
14,.445
11,.804
3,.754
36.031
51,.589
7 .920
17.192
5 .3 70
3.001
33,.483
48.489
56,.490
12,.825
6,.730
978
4.533
12,.241
9,.815
250,746
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through January . 1973
Budgeted
Revenue
C urrent
Honth Year to ~ of Budget
Date Co11ected
Taxes:
Property Tax
Sales Tax
Sub-total.
H.isce1laneous:
I.nterest
Other
Sub-tota1
Tota1 Revenue .s
118.022
2 ,163 .058 285 .311
2 .281.080 285.311.
65.833
2 ,030
67 ,863
2 .348 .943 285,311
285.31.1
285.311
285.311
EXPENDITURES TO 19 73 CUMULATIVE BUDGET
Expend-
C um.u 1ati.ve i.tures Project Budget C urrent Mo. to Date
Storm Drainage 2.260.605 -3!8 .596 N . E. Storm Drainage 1.050.940 .t...S61 N. w. Strom Drainage 180.200 9. 74-0 So, Storm Drainage 20.000 13.188 So, Centra~ Storm Drainage 20.000 Servi.center 251.58.1 251.352 Property Servi.c.eut-er 38.008 23.004 Po~ice Fire Center 1.322.092 3.522 1.289.635 Fire Station West 200.000 51.334 Fire Station N . w. 162.382 Greenbe1t 279 .800 24 .590 171 .723 Core Area Study 1os.ooo Core Area Redevelopment 626 .996 Downto-wn Imp.-Tra£fi.c 16s.ooo 95 4.173 Ri.ver Deve1opment 310 .000 Ani.m.a1 Incinerator 12.000 Paving Di.strict #21 77 .050 51.307 Sidewalk Districts 9.5oo Genera1 Park Imp. 160.000 Jason Park Imp. 17.552 23 Denny H.1.11er Fie1d Imp. 13 .1 50 Be11eview Park West End 96.000 Bates -Logan Park Imp. 7.142 23 Centenni.a1 Park Imp .. 8.142 23
Tota1 Expense 7,393 ,140 28,207 2,186,982
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Ba1.an.ce
Avaf.1ab1e
1 .942.009
1 .048.079
1.70.460
6.812
20.ooo
229
15.004
32.457
148.666
162 .382
108.077
105.000
626.996
160.827
310.000
12 .000
25.743
9.soo
16o.ooo
17.529
13.150
96.000
7.119
8,119
5,206,158
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Water Sal.es
Other
Connect~on Charges
Property Tax
Rental.s
Interest
Hisc.el.l.aneous
Sub-total.
Total. Revenue s
Source ... Suppl.y
Power ... Pum.pi.ng
Purf.fi.ca ti.on
Trans. ... Di.st ...
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
WATER FUND
Through January, ~973
Budgeted Current
Revenue Honth
977.61.5 111.61.6
I.oo.ooo 47.206
787
4.620 240
115,.000 302
20,024 13.642
240.431 61.390
1,218,04-6 173,006
EXPENDITURES TO 1973 BUDGET
Ann.:u.al. Current
Budget Expend l. ture
47,.385 1 .772
1.09,.154 2.446
86.230 2.91.5
84.302 7 .280
Accounting ... Col.lecti.on 66.699 4.521
General. 42.203 15.222
Debt Servf.ce 568.235 370
Franchise Tax 29.,328
Capi.ta1 Pl. ant ... Equi.p .. 1,054.600 6 8 324
Total. Expense 2.oaa.136 40.850
Year to
Date
111,.61.6
47.206
240
302
13,642
61.390
1.73,006
Ye-ar to Date
Expe.ndl.ture
1,.772
2.446
2.915
7 .280
4.521
15.222
370
6a324
4-0.850
"X. of Budget
Co11eeted
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Budget
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Disposal Serv:lce
Other
Connection Fees -
Connect:lon Fees -
I-nterest
H.isce11aneous
DEPAB.TMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
Through January,. 1973
Budgeted Current
Re"Ven.ue Month
~3,300 47,490
Inside 30,000 38,681
Outside 120,000 2,850
15,000
2 0 000
Sub-total 1.67,000 41,531
Federal Grant 164.000
Total Revenues 774.300 89.021
EXPENDJ:"nJR.ES TO 1973 BUDGET
Anu:ual. Cu-rrent
Buda;et Ex~o.di.tures
Tre.a tlnen t 138,622 5,165
Sanit.ary System 41,939 2,372
Accounting 6. Coll.ec.ti.on 35,394 1,507
Admi.ni s trati ve 6. General 64,189 19,790
Debt Service 7 6,100 23
Contractual Service 30,300
Franchise Tax 13,300
Capita1 P1ant 6. Equip. 60.500 2.306
Tota1 Expense 4-60.344 31,163
Year to
Date
47,.490
38,681
2,850
41,531
89.021
Year to
'%.. of Budget
Col.l.ec.ted
11
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11
Date
Ex2endi.tures
5,165
2,372
1,507
19,790 31
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Interest
Total Revenue
Personal. Servi.ces
COiaDOd:lti.es
Contractual
Cap f. tal. Outl.ay
Total Expe:ndi.tures
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALI-ZATION OF BUJ:X:.ETED R.EYENUE.S
T'R.ANSXT ENTER..Piti.SE FUND
Through January,. 1973
Budgeted Current
Revenue Month
zs.ooo 2,.153
4,.900
100
30 .000 2 .153
EXPENDITUR.ES TO 1.973 But:X;ET
Annual. Current
Budget Ex~di.ture
19,.522 1,.234
2.860 5
11,.318 4.000
33.700 5 .239
Year to "L of Budget
Date Collected
2,. 1.53 9
2 .153 7
Year to Date "L of
Ex:~ndi.ture Budget
1,.234 6
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4.000 35
5 .239 16
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School.. D:i..atri.ct. N o. 1.
Outdoor Pool..
I..n.doo:r P oo1.
CU.1tura1. Act:i..vi.t:i..ea
PLaygrounds
Soft.ba1.1
zoo
Interest
OUtdoor P oo1
Indoor Poo1
Sports & ~-
C ul..tur.a.1 Acti.v.
P 1.ayqrou.nda
S oft.ba1.1.
Z oo
Gen . O perati.ons
Total.. E xpense
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RE.ALXZATXON OF BUDGETED REVENUES
RECREA'riON FUND
Through. January, 1973
Budgeted
.Ae-v.n.ue
$ 1.06,480
1.0,000
1.5,425
1.9,643
8,730
22,925
450
23,000
2,500
1,200
4«000
$214,353
438 438
1.,442 1.,442
1.,289 1.,289
EXPEND::rr'URES TO 1.973 Bt.Jl>GET
Annual.. Current Y-..r-to-Date
~ E~diture Expernd.i. t\1::re
27,494 383 383
38,348 1,309 1,309
35,780 4,218 4,2.18
27,311. 1,262 1,262
1.0,423
23,267
7,592
47«638 4,060 4,060
$217,853 1.1.,232 11,232
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PltOM: K e 11.s Waggoner
SU ... ECT, PEDESTRIAN CR.OSSrNG -FEDERAL & TUFTS
Attached is a copy o1 a memo 1rom Brooks Tay1or re1ating to
a pedestrian signa1 across Federa1 Bou1evard at approximate1y
Tu£ts Avenue. It appears that there are approx1mate1y 390
cbi1dren o1 schoo1 age who 1ive in the area west o1 Federa1
and wou1d possib1y cross Federa1 to use Centennia1 Park. A
signa1 can be ~usti1ied under Warrant 3. Minimum Pedestrian
Vo1u~e. A copy o1 the warrant requirements Ls attached. The
highway department bas indicated to us that their 1ast count
on Federa1 at about Union was 16 ~000 cars 1or the average
weekday. This exceeds the requirement under Warrant 3 .
I1 a signa1 i s insta11ed ~ ~t wou1d ~~rst have to be approved
by the State H~ghway Department ~ and ~t wou1d be our recommen-
dation that it be a mid-b1ock crossing 1ocated between the
entry to the park and Stan£ord Drive; and in order to reduce
the expenditure to approxi.ate1y $1100 ~ we interconnect the
signa1 and uti1ize the contro~1er at the intersection o£
Union and Federa1. Attached a1so is a 1etter 1rom the S heridan
_5choo1 District re1atiog to the number o1 students~ and a1so
a aap showing the 1ocations o1 the scboo1s and the 1ocation
where a signa1 cou1d be inata11ed.
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TO:. Engl..ewood Ci.ty Cou.nci..1
Atten:t.:l..on: 1-!r. Se.nt.:l.
We the homeowner-a and res:t.dente of the Eng1evood a.rea a.d.jaeent. to
Centenn1..a.1 Park :!'eEU. for the sa...f'ety o£ our c .b~ . .l.d.ren a t.raf:f'1..c 1 1ght sbou1d
be :1..D5ta.l..J..ed :1.n the v1..ci...l:dty of st.a..nford A.veDU.e and South Federa1 Bl..vd ...
Fed eral.. Bl..:vd ... ea.rr:1..es heavy tre.£f:1.c dur.i.ng the summer due t o tra:fr:1..c
goi.:ng to a..nd .f":rom Centenxd.a.:L. Race T%-"a.ck a.Dd the u:ajo~ty of ch:i...l.d.re:n us::1.ng
the park l..ive vest o r Federal ma.k:j_ng .1..t necessary to cross FcderaJ.. t o get
to the park. Therefore ve ~eel.. a tra£f'j,_c 1..:1..gbt _j_.• a ueoe se:1..ty a t this
po1.:nt to a..l..l....ow our ch:S..1dren to cross Feder~ sa.f'e::t..y.
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We t h e bor.:aeovners and residents of the ~ewood area o.d.ja.ce:n:t to
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All 1\!_ernbcrs of the Eng)e,..·ood City Co~cll
Sl.a.n.Jcy H .. Dial. Cttv ;f.anager
DATE: Februa r y 13,. 1973
SUBJECT, CTVTC AND PH1LANTIJ.ROP1C CONTR1BUT10~S
Ov"e.r the past several t:nontbs the City Council bas received rt<J,uests for
contributions [ron-. a number of civiC' and pbJlanthroplc organ1zations. This
"1'"8.s r ece.....,.Uy discussed informally by the City C<T..tncil and requires formal
action in order for u s to proc e e d prope rly ,..; ·itb t:be necessary payments, ~tc .
tt is my uoderst..anding Lhat your int.ent:.ion i s t.o !l.ppro,~e contrlbutio:1s lo a
nun::aber of organizations as follo,vs:
Int.cr-Faith Task Force
--Englc .. vood Ch::tmber of Contn"Lerce
Comn-.unity Acts Symp!:tony
1\'leals-o:t-\.\."hee>-ls
Library Hc.rit.age
$3,. 000
3.000
2,500
700
500
•']'"his s houl d be cl.orificd as t.o whether the Co".J.Dcil ·will give noy further
cons ideration t..o 0 :1 ies {or Clu:ist:Jn_as lighting or for planning the postal
complex ns request.ccl by :\Jr. George Allen.
Respectfully.
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Cit.y 1\tanager
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INTER-OFFtCE
MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorab1e Mayor & City Counci1 DAT-. February 8, 1973
via Stan1ey H. Dia1, City Manager
~OM: City P1anning and Zoning Co~ission
SUaJECT :
Request ~or Vacation of Rigbt-or-way, H. E. Lowdermi1k
Company, Case F9-73.
Tbe City P1anning and Zoning eo .. ission, at its meeting
February 6, 1973, voted 4-1 (one abstention and three members
absent) to recommend denia1 of the request of H.E. LOwdermi1k
COmpany (Case #9-73) for vacation o f right-of-way due to tbe
possibi1ity that said right-of-way may be required ~or tbe
proposed Co1umbine Freeway in the future.
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JAMES L-SUPINGER
Director of Communit-y Deve1opment
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City P1anning & Zoning Commission
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City Manager
City Attorney
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RIGUT-OF-WAY VACATION
Case ;zg 7 3
Reques t for vacation o£ sixty (60) foot rigbt -o£-way.
Date to be Considered:
February 6, 1973.
Name o~ App1icant:
H. E. Lowdermi1k Co.
1950 West Dartmouth Avenue
Eng1ewood, Oo1orado 80110
Location of Sub~ect Right-o~-way:
This sixty foot right-of-way runs £rom its intersection
with West Dartmouth Avenue s outhwester1y for 700 feet, ad,jacent
on the east to the C & S Rai1way.
Zone District:
X-2, Heavy Xndustria1 Zone District.
Description o£ R eq uest:
Lowdermi1k Brothers own n11 or the 1and ad,joining the
sub,ject right-o£-way on the east and south. In a 1etter dated
December 27, 1972, the app1icant states that Lowdermi1k Brothers
is the owner or that part o:C the SW 1 /4. Section 33. Township
4 South. Range 68 West. Arapahoe COunty, Oo1orado. on which the
&ub~ect right -of-way was contained in the origina1 deed.
The firm states further that the vacation of this
dedicated street is sought because H. E. Lowdermi1k Brothers
has been the so1e ad~oining property owner since 1940 and
fec1 the origina1 need has been erased by the uti1ization o f
the surrounding area.
Recommendation of the Department of Community Deve1opment:
It is the recommendation of the Department of Com-
munity Deve1opment that the right-of-way not be vacated at
this time. Even though it appears that the City has no
immediate use o£ the right-o£-way, the Co1orado Department of
Highways (see attached 1etter) may require right-of-way in
this area for the construction of the proposed Co1umbine
Freeway. If. in the future, it is definite1y determined that
the rreeway wi11 not be constructed in th~ 1ocation, it is
recommended that the City initiate action at that time to
vacate the sub~ect right-of-way.
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STAFF REPORT RIGHT-OF-WAY VACATION
Page -2-Case -g 73
Description o~ Subject Site and Area:
The subject right-0~-way is used at this time by the
app1icant .f'or the storage o:f equipment, and, indeed. appears
to the passerby to be part o'£ the Lowdermi1k comp'l.ex. The
Co1orado and Sou~hern Ra~1way abuts the r~ght-of-way on the
west; a radio to~er site is to the west of the rai1way. This
area in the vicinity of West Dartmouth Avenue, South Tejon
Street and SOuth Shosl1one is in the center of a deve1oping in-
dustria1 area.. We1bourne Deve1opers have p1ans :Cor an extensive
deve1opment to the east: of South Shoshone Street.
Back~round of Prev~ous Act~on Re1at~ng to the Subject R~ght of
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This sixty-foot right:-o£-way was dedicated to the
pub1~c by ~r. John Be11 •hen he owned the property pr~or to
1900. It was inc1uded in an area which was annexed to the
City of Engl.ewood by Ordinance No. 23 of 1..957; the area south
of Dartmouth was zoned for heavy industrial.. use by Ordinance
No. 13. Series of 1958.
Rel..ationsh:ip to 'the Comprehensive P1an:
The Master Street P1an section of the Comprehensive
P1an identifies a corridor within which the proposed 001umbine
_ -=Free.-ay "ou1d be cons1:ructed. The sub.:ject right-of-way is
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Co~~ent s from Othe r Departments:
A11 of the concerned pub1ic, semi-pub1~c and private
departments and agencies •·ere contacted. None expressed con-
cern or opposition to the vacation except the Col.orado Depart-
ment of Hi.gh"ays. The Department indicates possib1e fut.ure
need for the right-of-way. The 1etter from the Highway De-
partment is attached.
Department of Community Devel..opment Anal..ysis:
It has been estab1ished by the several. City departments
and the util.ity companies that no apparent purpose is being
served by retaining the publ..ic right-of-way for which the
vacation is requested. Tbe Highway Department. in reviewing
overa11 p1ans for the future. bas concl.uded. however. "Chat nit
appears that this section (the right-of -way for which the
vacation is sought) cou1d be required ~or the construction of
the proposed Col..umbine Freeway••. The statement is made that
"As there are no funds avai1abl.e at this time :Cor the buil..ding
of the Co1umbine Free~ay, it is not possib1e to state i£ or
when the :Crceway wi11 be constructed.•• The statement continues
that .. shou1d the funds become 3.vai1ab1e and the Co1umbi.ne
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RIGHT-OF-WAY VACATION
Case =9-73
Freeway constructed, this 1and (the sub~ect rigbt-0~-way)
appear s to be within the p1.anned .al..i.gDDlent ... ••
The City of Engl..e~ood, as wel..l.. as the ad~acent com-
munities, has discussed the need for a freeway in the South
Santa Fe corridor for some time... A study has been made for
the Highway Depa.rl:rnent: and two routes were considered: one
at the present l..ocati.on of South Santa Fe Drive, and the other,
the Western al..ign..-:.ent,. which in the western Engl..ewood area,.
wou1d run general..l..y al..ong the Col..orado and Southern Rail..way
route in the vicinity of Dartmouth ...
In the ~aster Street P1an,. a section or the Compre-
hen.sive pl..an. which pl..an is recorded in the orfice of the
Arapahoe County Cl..erk and Recorder. a freeway corridor was
out1ined ,,-hi..ch ga,·e the :C1exibi1ity necessary to constJ..--uct
the ·freeway at either the eastern or western 1ocation.. To
vacate eyen such a comparative1y sma11 segment of right-of-
way at this time ~hich may conceivab1y be needed by another
governmen~a1 agency in the future. wou1d not appear to be in
the best pub1~c ~nterest. In the event the p1ans for the
Co1umbi.ne Freeway are dropped in the future. or in the event
that it is determined that the sub~ect right-of-way wi11 not
be needed. action can be taken to vacate the right-of-way at
that time ..
·.·= The app1i.cant is using this right-of-way for the storage
of equipment at this tiDe. and has been for some ti•e as
~ evidenced by aeria1 phot=os o£ the area on fi1e in tbe Depart-
aent.. It is underst=a.ndab1e that the app1:1.cant .-ou~d prefer to
have ti.t1e to the right-of-way in order that the ground cou1d
be incorporated into the campany•s deve1opment.. If the right-
of-way is not required for the proposed Freeway. it wou1d appear
to be 1ogica1 for 1.~ to be vacated.
Respectfu~~
~ SUPINGER
Director d COJIU'Q.unity Deve1opa.ent
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CHAS. E . SHUMATE
DIVIS ION O F HIGHWAY S
LAURENCE C B OW E R
CHIEF ENG I N EER c
EXEC UTIVE DIRECTOR
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D ISTRICT t=NGI N EER
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Hr. 3.._• L. Sup~nger
DS.rec.~or of Cot:I:C:lUDI.ty Dev.1~
CS.t.y of Eagl.evood
3400 Sou~h E1atl. Street
BD&1ewood. Co1orado 80110
Dear Mr. Sup~aser:
Ia your l.etter of ..January 19. 1973 you requea~ed c~ -at:• from cht.a D i.v-i.ai.oa. on a reque•ced vaca~t..on of a ded.i.ca~ed
•tree~ al.ong the C&S R.a:l.l.road fr~ D.art-.outb A•enue •ou.~h for
700 feet.
Xa re.v:l.evt.ng our overa11 pl.ana for the fatu:re. "l.t appe.re
t.hac: c:b:l.• aec~t.o·n c:ou1d be requt..red Eor the eoaatruc:~t.on of ~be
proposed Co1umbi.ne Freeway. Aa there are ao fund• .. at..Lable
at: t.hS.a tf.me for the bui.l.dt..ns of the Col.UIIIbt..ae Freeway., t.t :1.•
aae. poeat.bl.e to atate t.f or whea. the ~eevay w-1.11 be coaatruc:ted.
~r. ahoul.d the funda beeo.e awat.lable aad the Col.umbt.ae
Preevay eoa.atrvcted. thl.a l.aad epp-.ar. to be WFS.tbt..D t:be. pl.__.d
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MEloiORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMJ.lE N DATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION_
DATE: February 6 • 1973
SUBJECT: Right-of-way Vacation
ACTION:
Vobe,jda moved:
Hartin sec onded: The P1anning Commission not recommend vacation
of the GO £t . right-o£-way as requested by
Lowdermi1k Company. Case ~9-73. Even though it appears that
the City bas no immediate use of the right-of-way. the Co1orado
pepartment of Highways may require right-of-way in this area
~~~ the construction of the proposed Co1umbine Freeway. If. in
tba future. it is definite1y determined that the freeway wi11
no t be constructed in this 1ocation. it is recommended that the
City initiate action at that time to vacate the sub,ject right-of-
way.
AYES: Martin ; Lentsch; Weist; Vobejda
NAYS: Stan1ey
ABSENT: He~ning; Brown; Ross
ABSTAIN: Tanguma
Tbe motion carried.
By Order o1 the City P1anning
and zoning co .. ission.
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Mr. Supinger stated that the request rrom H. E. Lowdermi1k
Company is for the vacation of a 60 ~oot right-of-way. which
runs from its intersection with West Dartmouth Avenue soutb-
wester1y ~or 700 feet, adjacent on the east to the C & S
Rai1way. Mr. Supinger stated that this r1ght-o£-~ay ~as
dedicated many years ago. and bas not been used for roadway
purposes. It bas been, and is being. used by LOwdermi1k Company
£or storage of equipment. Mr. Supinger stated tbat the req u.est
was referred to a11 app1icab1e departments and jurisdictions;
tbe State Hi~hway Department noted that this right-of-way is in
the western a1igr-~e nt of the proposed Oo1~bine Fr~eway~ and
may be needed at some future date when the construction of th e
Freeway ~a approved. In 1ight of this. the sta~f bas recommend ~d
that the vacation not be approved at this t~e. If. in tbe
future. it is determined that. this right-of-•ay no""r be needed.
it is recommended that the City instigate proceed~n g s to vacat a
the right-of-way at that time.
D1&cussion fo11owed.
Vobe.,jda moved:
Martin seconded: The P1anning Commission not recor.u~J end vacat:ioJ-:.
of the 60 ft. right-of-way as requested by
Lowdermi1k Company. Case F9-73. Even though it appears that th .... ·
City has no immediace use of the right-o~-way. the Co1orado
Department of Highways may require right-of-way in this area
f o r the c o nstruction of the proposed 001umbine Free way. If, in
the ~uture, it ~s definite1y determined tbat tbe £reeway wi11
n o t be constructed in this 1ocation, it is recommended that th e
City initiate action at tba~ tLme to vaca~e the sub~ec~ ri~h~
o:f-way.
AYES: Martin; Lentsch; Weist; Vobe.jda
NAYS: Stan1oy
ABSENT: Henning: Brown ; Ross
ABSTAIN: Tanguma
The motion carried.
VX. DIRECTOR• S CHOICE
»r. Stlp1nger stat~d that the Sign Code Comm~ttee wiLl. wea~her
permitting. go on a ~our February 7tb. be~~nni~ at S:~S A.».
Mr. Supinger noced th::~.t the S:i..gn Code Comm.itt~e was ori;ani.zea
at the reque~t o~ the P1ann~ng Comm~ssion to review t~e s~~~
c o des in the macro area, and up-date the Eng1ewood Code. ),I.a.. ...
Supinger stated t.hat any member o~ the Com.m.ission wi.sbJ..ng to ~o
on tb~s tour was ~e1come to do so.
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INTER-OFF-ICE
MEMORANDUM
TO~ Honorable Mayor and City Counci1 DATa: February s. 1973
via Stan1ey H. Dia1 , City Manager
FW.OM.: City P1anning &c. Zoning Commission
SUa.JEC'1': Ca.aissioner Attendance at ASPO Conference
The City P1anning and Zoning ea--ission, at its aeeting
February 6, 1973, voted 6 -0 (three •e.ber& absent) to
request that the City Oounci1 approve attendance of two
(2) Commissioners at the ASPO Conference in Los Ange1es ~raa
Apri1 7th through Apri1 12th.
Tb.e Con£erence tbeae this year is ""P1anning £or Varied L..t..re
Styl..es .. •• Adequate :funds have been budgeted for tbe proposed
attendance.
Respect"fu~i.~cd.
~SUPINGER ~
Director of Community oeve1opment
"for
·-city P1anning & Zoning Ca.mission
cc: City Manager
City Attorney
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLAl'o"'NING AJ<D ZONING CO:t.nliSSION.
DATE: February 6. 1973
SUBJECT: Co--.i.ss.i.ou att...endaoce at A-.eri.can Society o£ Pl..anni.ng
O£ficia1s Con~erence in Los Ange~es. Ca1~%ornia.
RECOIUoiENOATION:
Weist moved:
Vobe3da seconded: The P1anni.ng Co.ai&&ion requ~st Ci~y Counci1
approval. for tbe aL~endance o~ two •embers
o"L the Pl..anning Commission at the American Soc:J..e'Cy of P1.ann1n.g
O £ficia1s COn£erence in Loo Ange1es April. 7 tbru 12.
AYES: Lent.sch; Weist; Vobe.jda; Taugu._m.a; Stanl.ey; Marti.n
BAYS: None
ABSENT : Henning; Brown; Ross
The •otion carried.
By Order of the City Pl..anning
and Zoning Coami&sion.
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Yr. Sup~nger stated that there w~11 be groundbreaking ceremon ies
Februa ry 7, 9:00 A.~ .• for the s torm drain ag e proj e cts in Nortb-
eas-r. a n d Xort:h...-eo't: Engl.~"'ood . ~e 9 :00 A."·. "t::i..me i.s ~or the
groundbreaking in Northeast Eng1ewood ; tbe ceremony in ~ortbwest
Eng1ewood ~i11 be a 1itt1e 1ater i n the morn1ng. The initial.
ceremony in ~ortheast Eng1ewood wi11 invo1ve of~icia1s f rom the
City o£ Denver as ~e11 as Cram t:.be City o~ Eng1e•ood.
Mr. Supinge r s~atcd that t~e sta£~ wo u 1d b e happy to arrange a
brie~ing acd tour o£ the City ~or nc ~ aembers of the Coamiss1on
i£ they so desire .
Mr. Supinger stated that for.ma1 negotiations to ~ina1ize the
contract with the Core Area consu1tant wi11 beg1n Fr1day
afternoon, February 9, 1973. It is the hope o~ ~be Ci~y ad-
ministra~ion ~bat ~he consu~~ant wi11 begin work abou~ tbe ~irst
of »arch ...
VXI. CO:M~II S SI ON' S CCrlOI CE.
Yr. Len~sch asked ror in~orm a ~ion on the ASPO conferdnc e . Mr.
SUpinger stated that it wi11 be in Los Ange1es Apri1 7~h tbru
12~b; the Conference Ho~e~ is the Bi1tmore. Mr . Supinger
stated that he p1ans ~o attend. and there are adequate funds
budgeted for the at~endance o~ one or two members of ~he Com-
m.ission. ~lr. Supinger stated that a reCoiiUilendation is made to
Counci1 that members be authorized to attend this Con1erence.
No determination of the particu1ar members to at~end needs to
be made at this time.
Mr. Lentsch stated tha~ it is a very good conference. and tba~
if no one e1se indica~es they are avai1ab1e to attend. he wi11
be ab1e to do so.
Weist moved:
Vobejda seconde d: The P1anning Commission request C~ty Oounci1
approva1 Lor tbe attendance of ~ao a~bers
o ~ the P 1ann~ng Co~i ssion a~ the American Socie~y o~ P1anning
Offic ia1s Con~ereace in Los An ge 1es Apri1 7 ~bru 12.
AYES: ~en~sch; Weist; Vobejda; Tanguma; Stan1ey; Mart~n
NAYS: None
ABSENT·: Henning ; Bro9t'n; Ross
The mo~1on carried.
Mr. Lentsch stated ~hat he fe1t the orien~a~ioa for new membe r s
was a very good idea. and no~ed that it is benefic1a1 £o r m~ber s
who have been on ~h e Co mm~ssion s~e time a1so. He state d ~bat
be fe1t it shou1d be set up as s oon as possib1e. Discuss i on
fo11owed. l.t was a.e-c.erm.1ned that the agenda for lotarcb 6. 1973.
be he1d open. i£ possib1e for a study se&s~on ~or the P1ann~ng
Commission.
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Honorabl..e Uayor and Meabers o~
the City Cou.nc i 1..
Negotiating Committee
February 15. 1973
Over tbe past two week& the Megotiating aa-aittee has aet
aevera1 times with representatives o~ Environaenta1 P1anniac
and Research. Inc. £or the purpose o~ negotiating an agree-
aent £or tbe conduct o£ a COre Area Study. 'l"be ec:-ittee
is now p1..eased to reca.aend entering into the attached
agrereaent wi tb EPR.
Tbe agreeaent incl..ude& the Scope o£ services ~or tbe Study
which ca11s for a thirteen month prograa with a .ax~ua fee
of $154.504. We 1ook £orward to a successfu1 and wortbwbi1e
prograa ...
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Proposed Agreeaent
Mr. Di.a1
M.r. Supinger
Mr ... Wyl..ie. EPR
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is ••de and entered into between
EJif'VI ROlOIE.KTAL .P'LA.IIl!if"ING • RESEA..RCH • INC . , a ca1 iforn.i.a
corporation,. hereia.a-Lter re::rerred to as ~·E.P .a .·• and tbe
CITY OF El!ifGLEWOOD. OOI.DBA.DO , bereina£te.r re1:erred to as
'"'ElfG.LEWC)()D"", with re::rere:nce to the :fo11owing .facts:
R.EC"I TALS . JDIG.J...EWII()(X) de.ai..re& to engage the services
of E ~P.R . £n coaaectiou w~tb the deve1o~nt o:f a Core Area
Study for the C~ty o:f Engl..ewood , as aore particu1ar1y des-
cribed in the SODPE OF SERVI_CES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO
CORE A.RE.A S"'"'DY , hereinafter referred to as ••the Scope of
Services•·•,. a copy of which i& attached be:reto and :l.ncorpora ted
herein by re::rereac·e. as EXHIBIT A . E.P-R . is wi1l..ing to pro-
vide such ae.rvices a.& set :forth in the Scope o:f Services ,. on
the teras aDd conditions therein set :forth;
HOW, THEREFORE ~ in consideration of the preaises ,
and the autua1 agree.ents and undertakings bereina~ter set
£orth , the parties hereto hereby agree as £o11ows :
1. E .P.R. hereby agrees to perror.a a11 of the
services o ~ the consu1tant as set forth in the Scope of Ser-
vices, in accordance with the teras and conditions of the
Scope o~ Services Artic1es I , II, III and IV.
2. ENGLEWOOD hereby agrees to pay to E.P.R. tbe
swas and at the t~s specified in the Scope of Services,
Artic1e V , and to provide the services and ~ateria1& in tbe
.anner and as specified in the Scope of Services Art~c1e ~.
IN WITMESS WHEREOF , the partie-s hereto have executed
this Agreeaent on February 1973, at Eng1ewood, Oo1orado .
ATTEST :
City o~ Eng1ewood
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Eng1ewood
ENVIROI!OIEMTAL PLANX"ING &.
.RESEAR.CI:I , INC •• a. Cal..ifornia
corpo-ration
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO
by authority of its City Counci1
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SCOPE OF SERVICES
FOR
THE ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO CORE AREA STUDY
Tbe £o11owing narrative description. together with the accoa-
panying Work F1ow Di•graa (hereina£ter re~erred to as Exhibit
One) • constitute tbe ~o.r..a1 SCX>P£ OF SERVICES to be per£o~ed
by Env~ronaenta1 P1anning ~ Research. Inc. (hereinafter re-
rerred to as the Oonsu1tant). ~or the City o£ Eng1ewood ~
Co1orado (hereinarter referred to as the C1ient), in preparing
the Core Area Study for Eng1ewood. The Core Area is hereby
described as having the fo11owi~g boundaries: Dartaoutb Avenue
on the North ; South Downing Str·eet on the East; Kenyon Avenue
on the South ; and South Santa Fe Drive on the West.
I-SERVICES TO BE PERFOIUIED BY THE CONSULTANT
Tb.e Core Area Study to be prepared by the Consu1 t .ant
wi11 consist of the fo11owing five-phase work prograa.
As depicted in Exhibit One. each phase wi11 contain a
number or study e1e.ents that wi11 be prepared to
assure the successfu1 coap1etion of the Study.
A. PHASE OWE : ORGANIZE ~TY PARTICIPATION
Tbe Oonsu1tant wi11 assist tbe C1ient in orga-
n~zing an ef£ective coaaunity participation pro-
graa for the Study in order to : (1) identify
the prob1eas and needs of the business ca.-unity
and Eng1ewood residents with respect to the Core
Area ; (2) to assure that reco--endations resu1ting
f rom the Study are responsive to community de-
sires ; and (3) to provide continued •onitoring of
ca.-unity attitudes and tbe progress of iap1eaenting
tbe Core Area P1an. T"b.e fo1l..owiog three a..a...,jor
tasks wi11 be perforaed by tbe Oonsu1tant .
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~:ra.. a broad cross-section of tbe c~unity to
serve as the Core Area Citizens eo.-ittee. Specific
e1:fort w:l..J..:l. be aade in preparinc a 1i&t o£ repre-
sentative organizatioas fro. ~ich potentLa~
partic:ip.:a..nt& iD tbe Study can be d.r.w-o. :It is
aa.tic:ipate.d t.b..at the ca..~it:i.o-o o.Z t.be Core .A.rea
Cit.i.z:ea•JS ec:-...it.tee wi..11 co-_...i;8t. o~ the Action
Force.• Steeriac ec:-.ittee -.er-.1ac --the pr~ry
repre .. at.t.ive body, •upp1-..ated by additiona1
repreeeatat.ioa fraa buaiaea•. civic, •ocia1. ser-
vice, edu.c:atio:aa1 . re1ieiou.., 1abor o.rcaniza.tion.s
aDd re•.ideuts. Ia ad~ti.o•, pu:b:J..ic official..& £rca
tbe City, Ooua.ty • a.Dd State wi 1.1 be i.a-vi ted to
•erve •• .-.-.be~ o~ t.be a.a.-..i tt.ee.
J~1I!:l~i~!i::e:!ra?£r::.!JY ... i£!~c:!ve!!~~-t•-
t :1. ve orca a. :l..z.a t ions , tbe Cosaau...1 ta-a. t iD cou.j u:.nc: t ioa
w1.tb the C1ieut wi11 prep.are a 1et.te.:r of "i...Dvitatioo
to be ia-&-ued to rep.retae:a.t..-tive orcaa.i.&.a t.ioD..S by the
••yor or ED,g1ewood. Said 1etter wi11.. out1ine the
pu_rpo-.e and ob.jectives o~ tb.e p.rocr---aDd wi11 in-
vite the o ·rganiz.at:ioD.I!I to deaica;ate rep.re..e.a."t.atives
to serve as ._ewa_bers o ·n the ec.-...:l.t:tee and &end aaid
:repreaenta tives to an oriea.tat: ion and/or .-.kick.-o~~··
-.eetia.c;.
(Tbe cost o~ printing and _.i1ing the 1et:ter o~
invitation wi11 be the re•poaeibi:J__j_ty o~ the C1ient.)
!eek2rl:il:!~U: tfe~.::!l{t!ir!}ct£:n{:£te~
invitation to repreaentative orcanizatioaa , an
orientation .eeting wi11 be he1d £or purposes or
e~p1ain1ng to potentia1 participaats:
(:1.) the purpose o~ the Study
(2) the ~ive-pb.ase work procraa
(3) the t~e &chedu1e ~or oo.p1etion
(4) the various respousibi1itie& of the
Qo,nau1tant,. C1ient. and c~unity
participants.
During the three-week period fo11owin.g tr-ana:aitta1
o f the 1etter o~ invitation and prior to the orien-
tation •eetinc. the C.on.su1tant wi11 or-.:ani.z.e and
prepare the necessary preaentatiOD .. teria1& to
orient. in detai1. representatives ~ro. tbe organi-
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One week fo11owing the orientation ~eet.ing , an
o~fic1a1 roster wi11 be prepared of those eo.aittee
participants who wi11 be in~o1ved throughout the
preparation of the Core Area Study~ Said roster
in tu..rn w'i..11 be tra:n.aa.:.i..tted t ,o the various orga..n...i-
z.a t io·DS .a_s we 11 as the 1c>ea1 news ._ed..:La •
B. PHASE TWO: DE'rERMIJOIE CORE A.REA SOCIAL. ECOMCIM:I C
AJ!Hj W:i SICXL diABACIWISrt CS
:rhe ~E T"WD work ef:fort to be per:foraed. by the
Con.&u1ta.nt wi11 be directed to det·er:-.ining: soci..a1,
eeonoaic and pbysica1 characteristics of the Core
Are_a; 1ong-range deve1o:s-.ent goa1.s; and pbysica1
des.i..gn guide1:i..raes and pr-incip:J..es to be used in
prepari.:D.g a.l..tern..ate de"Ve1os-.ent p1aD.&... Specifica.11y
the 0oD..&u._1tant w.i11 u::nd.ertake the fo11owing eight
aa,j or t.a.&k.s _
1... .Detera...ine ec::-._u:n:i ty Va1ues: As one of tb.e
pr£aarY ~eans o1 de£eraiDing the attitudes of
bu.&ioessa.en and residents i.._n En.g1ewood towa..rd the
Core Area, the Oo:n.su1tant wi11 undertake a ca.au-
ni. t-y va1ues su..r"'7ey which wi11 :i..n.c1ude the fo1.1ow1-ag
:four work steps. Sb-ou1d the C1:i..-eut wi....&b to UD.d.er-
ta"k.e a. survey ._-u_c.b gre.ate.r i...D scope than tb.a't pro-
posed by the Oonsul..tant, the C1ient bas the opti on
(withi-n 2-0 worki..D.g days fro. the .sig:n.in.g of the
Co:at.ract) to b:roade:a the .survey. Shou:J...d the C1ient
des:i__r~e to .retain a fir. other tb..aD .En-v-iro-..-e:nt.a1
P1aDDi.Dg a-n.d .Be.ae-arc.b • In.c. to perfo:.rwa the expanded
survey, Envi:ro.t:DaeD.t.a1 P1&D.Di:D& and Ile:&e.::arc::::h, .Inc.
wi11 app.rove au.cb an arraD,Ce.teD't provided the ~ira
reta.i.ned can cc:>:nduct t .he su::rvey and prov-ide the
resu1ts within the t~ fraae speci1ied herein by
t .he Oousu1tant_ In addition, tb.e Clc:»D:&"ll1t.ant --.ust
retain eon'l:ro1 .over q-ue&t.io'D& in 1:h.e &::u.rv-ey roe1..ated
to the Core Area Study as we:1.1 _._.. survey tecbD.iq-ues
to be ut:i.1i.zed _. Shou.1.d the C1ie:nt :retain another
:firm for the survey_. then the Con.su.l..t.a:n.t•s .fee
w.i11 be red-uced by an aaount eq-ual.. to $3,020-00.
a . Deve1o-p~Bent and Review ec..au.n..i ty Val..u.es Su;rvey:
At the outset of PHA..SE TWO, the Cc::n:L&u1ta:a.t •.i..1l..
prepare a draft of tentative que&tious. specifica11y
re1ated to tbe Core Area •hich w:i.l..1 be inc1uded in
a c~:unity va1"Ue& survey fr~ which. the CoD&u.1tant
wi11 prepare ~or distribution to a ~rand~ sa.p:J...e o~
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houaeho1ds a~d bu&in~sses within the City o~
E:Dc:1e-wood an_d se1ected trade area ~u.n.it.1es.
Prior to the survey d~&tribution~ tbe tentative
questions w-111 be su..~tted to the Clore Area .. .&
Cit1zeu•a aa--ittee ~or rev~ew, eva1uation. and
coD.&tru..c:tive ~:nt to .ins-ure tb...a.t: 'the &u..rv-ey
ac::.k:Dc»w1ed;ce:s 1oca 1 :i....a.-u.e• • des"'ire:a • cua to.as • aD.-d
pre~e:re::aces _ .A:r.te:r ~~.a.a11z.i-DC the .series o:£
q-u.e•tiOD:&,. tb..-e eo-..u1t:.a.:o.t wi11 incorporate &.aid
question& iD :a au.::rvey 1'o.r. th:a. t w:i11 be .• :u1 tip1e-
cbo.ice iu character iD order to £ac.i1"itate the
coapi1ation o~ re~ts by ca.puter_
b_ Conduct. ec:-._un_ity Va1u.e& Survey~
In order to achieve the c:re.atest .re:aponse tc::> the
sur-vey, tbe Cli::J.D.&~t.au.t., in coD.,jUD..Ctioa. ·with t::be
C1ieut•s sta£~. wi11 orca~ the ca.-unity into
a n~ber o~ geog-rapb:i.c survey a...rea..&-Xn acc.ord:a.D.ce
with a.n acceptab1e ra.ndo.. &.---p1..i.....Dg .aet.b.od to be
de tera...i.Deef by 0oDBU..1 tan t aDd C::Lien t , the p:rope r
o_-..._be.r o1 su.rvey 1'0...._. wi..11 be distributed :i...D eac:h
o'X the geoc:raph ic: a.re.aa _ L _i.kew1..se _ -.u..rvey ~or..&
wi11 be distributed to a ---p1e 1D se1ected trade
are:a ~u:n.it:i..es ou.t..eLde t..be C.:i..ty o::f Eac1.ewc::M:Jd. as
we1.1. as to a s--.p1e o1 str1.C"t.1.y ClD:r"~e Area re:sideu.t&
and bu.e1.aes-..e:o. Tbe re•po:ase eo1i..c.i.tatioa app.roach
•:1.11 "be the a....e 1or each au..rvey area a..Dc::l w:i.11 i.D-
c1ude ei.tber ~i1 or peraoaa1 La.te.rv-iewa. or a
~i..Da't:1GD o1. both... ID add.:l.t:l..oa. to the ra..Dda-
•-p1e., &"U.r"'''iJ"ey ~o~ w:l.11 be d.i.et::r.ibuted. to each
~:r o::f the Core Area c-i t::l....zea. • • c.o-..i.. ttee-
("D:l_e coat o'l pr"'intinc: a..ad -.a:l..1i:ac ·the su..rtreys wi11
be the respoonsibi1:1.ty o::f the Cl-ient ... )
c _ T:a bu.1.a te eo...u.n__j_ ty Va1ues So.rvey.:
Four weeks ~o11owing the diatr"'ibution o1 the ques-
t:l..oo.na.i:re:, the CoD.au.1taot wi11 begin c~p:1.1ia& the
resu1 t& o-.r th.e survey • Tb.r-c.n.&gh the use o~ a ca..-
pu. ter p~ the re:&:POJI1Se& on tbe survey 1o~
wi11 be e1.ectronica11y tabu1ated and aorted into
•eaning~u1 categoriea to provide iu.1or.atioa that
•i11 assi...at the CoDBD:J.t.ant in a:aa1yz.iac various
Core Area socia1. eeo~i.c, a.Dd pb.yaica1 ch.aracter-
i&tic.s • and 't.h-a t wi.11 •-••iat the Ci t:i...z.en • & ec-.:1.. ttee
in de::fi.__n_ia&: Core Area coa1a.. It is est:t.-.ated that
the ta_bu1a ted resu1 ta o1 the au...rvey • tc:Jc"e't:ber wi tb
an an:a1ysis o1. the resu1ta. wi.11 be tra~tte.d to
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~our w.ee.k& fo11owi:ng tl1e co11ection o f survey
r"e'& p.D.D:&e:& •
d-Eva1uate Coeew-n-nj ty Va1ue& Su..rvey::
~11ow1..D&: the ~t:tee -.& receipt o1 the Oou.su1ta.nt •s
a.c:lv:i...&ory :-.e.o.ra'Dd:ua depic t.i..D;g tbe re:su.1 t& o~ the
~-.n "t ty ~1ue& s:u..:rvey ., t:h-e Cit.:J....z.eD• s ~ttee
wi1l.. be:gin. a o:ae -.onth indepe:ade:nt eva1·u.ation o f
s-u..rvey res~. At the e.D.d or their one ._ontb
eva1u.tioo period, the ea-.ittee wi11 fo~u~ate a
set o 1 tentative goa1& wbich wi11 provide the
bas :I..& for defiu.:i..ng f:i..na.1 Core Area goa1..&.
Du..r:i.ag tb.i..& -~ o::oe ..oath t.i..-e period tbe Cou-
&u.1ta..Dt wi11 a:l....so eva1u...ate the &u..rwoey reapcnaaes
aDd fo.rwna1.ate an i"DCSepeadeot set o~ te:ntat.:i.ve go-.1&-
Tt::l.e Co:nsu.3.t.a.u.t•s &aid set: o1 tentati ve goa1.s , b.ow-
ever. wi11 ref1ect. not on1y the co--un"t ty va1ues
su.rvey resu1ts. but a1ao the re&U.1ts o~ the Coa-
&u.1 taut • .& .soc::.ia1,. ec~c:, -..a..rket. 11 a_._d phy&ic:.a1
aD.a1y&4!!!& • "1'he Cons-111 ta. at w i 11 tb.e:D ~ t b :La
s:u..rvey eva1uatioa.. st:udy &..rea c:h..a..:racter~tic:.:&
ev.a1uati.on-:-and hi.& set of tentative g-oa1...& to the
Citiz.eD.•s ec:-..ittee for reV"'.ew and 1.i..D:a1 eva1u..a.t.i.on.
prior to de1"i..n.inc Core Area goa1s.
~r!nqe .tf:•t:!o:!!!ail; ~~.~teri-s-=ic.=
eoa.-u..1-=aat: wi11 prepare a .. t: o~ pro_.3ec-=iOD& .re:La'ted
to popu.1a.tio n aa.d -.p1.~t that wi11 serve a..& the
eeoaa-..ic: .f~-.or.k ~or p'J..a:D..D..i.Dg_ .Beg-J ·n-ni.ng at the
regiona1 1eve1 ~ the Coa.u1taat wi11 review pro~ectioas
_prepared by reputa_b1e aou.rces with:i...D. the past year
that are re1ate.d to peraoa..a1 i~. e..p1o-,.-e-.:at ,
popu.:Latio.:a._ and ... aesae-d va1ua.t:l..on.&-'D1e.e pro-
,jec:tioD::& wi11 be c:.oa.ai.d.ered and ac:.c:epted or aod i~ied
i n 1 :l.gb.t o~ the .aost c::::urrent growth tren_d data
avai 1ab1e .fro. covera.eota1 and private inst:l.~tions.
i nc1u..d::i..D& the 1970 ee .... us.. Fo11owiac the Cc:Ja.su1tant•a
a.aa1y•.i.& o.f tl1e are:a ecoooaic aDd cSe..arcrapbic
c:.h.a..ract.eri.&ti...c.& aa.c:l the pre-pa..rat::LoD. o1" popu1a't:.ion
.a..ad -p1o~at pro,ject:ioa.•. said a:ua_1y•-i.s aDd p:ro-
.jectio:a:& wi11 be tra~ttec:l to the Cit.t......z.e.:a.•a eo--
._.itt.eoe ~ t.b_e '-or:-. o~ a :-.-ora~ report _. ba..c.k-
c:ro.u:Dd :i.D1o:raatS..oa to be used iD. au.bsequeut e-w:a1ua-
t.:ioaa aDd a_aa1yaee to be u:ade.:rt.aken by t.be ec-..ittee_ --
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eoo~c and de:...oc-raphic p:rode.c££on.& and _i...:n..fo.r.aa-
1::1o.D der:ived 1:.~ t'be c:,.._-pn-j ty va1ue& .s:u..rvey , the
Coa&u.1tant w:i11 "'U:Dde:rtake tbe p.repa.ratioa. o..f an
:i..D..1ti..a1 ..a:a:rket a..w:ua1y.&i..& :i...:D w ·b...ich he •.:i..11 de.1':1oe , on
a pre1~na_ry b ... :::L&. th.e 'type, quantity. qua1.ity,
aDd .Loc:a.t:i.o:a. c:h..a.ra..cte.ri.&t.:i..ca o.1' potent1.a1 h~t
a.-u_d 'be& 1:: 'l1.l!!lroe& ror t11e Clore .&:rea _ Sa :i..d :aa..rket
---.1-y.s::i...a ·w:i.11 ±D.-v.o:l..·ye tbre ~o11owi..D:g work e:f.£o.rX.:
'Tb.e CloD.su..1ta.Dt w:l..11 :i.:a.veD.tory tb.e Cc:»re .Area as
we11 as ad,jaeent area.& (e_g_ 1IICI..Z S.:i.t.e ,. .S.OUEh P1.atte
&.i ver Va1l...ey,. a_ T _ D. • a:a.d .B:1.&h ways) to de te:r'Wai:oe
the poeit:i..ve aDd oecat:i..we ~-c~ which a.£1ect its
ec:.~c: g::rowth ..._d de•eLo:.-e:a.t:_ ~ :i....D.Yento.ry
wi1..1 ..a:f1:'o.rd a-u o...-e-rview o:f the Clore .A.re.a a.& ~11
a& the :rrec.i.on aDd wi11 resu.1 t :i.:D. a de:Li..D.i t:i...cn:a a&
to the ec:.ap1~nta.ry or ~pet:1t:i.ve aspects o~
ex:1..&t:.i.DC deve1~t tiD aew COD:Btruct:J...on.. aDd o'X.
the ch:a.:racter"i.&tic:& or .residea.ts., ~1.oyees ~
are DOt res:i.:cleuts_ aDd vi..sito.rs wi:M::JI. ~ to the
area :for re-a.so:as otb..e:r than re:s:l..denc:y or e..p1o,.~ut_
b-Identi:Lyiac; Potent.:i.a1 Laud Uses.:
Fo11owiag the -i.D.-.e.a.tory o.1 Clore Area :i..D..1'1nences.
the Oo.nsu..1 ta:a"t: w.11.1. -..-.de:rt:.a:ke a t:J:a,oo.r'CJIU&h review-
o~ a11 poeeib:J..e :1-a.Dd ...-es • ::i....ac::1u.d.iDg., but DO"t:
1~ted. to~ .-..cb. -.....es _. ~te1a., ho·te1&., coav-e-.at:LDD.
~aci.1it:i-ea:-cov-e~ta1 ceater, b.c:naei-DC, etc_.
wbi.c..b. ai.gbt cc>DC:eivab17 be cS.eYe1oped. .in the Core
A.:re.a... Eaaeut:i.a117, t:b..is 'WOrk e~~o:r"t: <Wi11 enta::i..1
an in1or.a~ioaa1 exch-nce aession with the C1~Dt
to 1D&u..re that no _po--ib~ wo.rtb.wb.i1e use .i...s ~t:"t:ed
~ro. oonsideratio~.
c _ Pre1.i...i:a.a..ry Sc:ree:niac o~ .Poteut:.:i...a1 U.&efi=
A1ter a11 _potent:i.a1 ~d -u.ae. 1o.r the Clore .Area
have bee-a. ide:a.ti1"i.ed. the OoD&U.1tant: w..i..1.1 eva1uat.e
each use and ita potent.s...a1 :t.:a. te~ o1 the 1oc:a.1
~ rec:Loaa1 :i.D.:C1ue:a..-c::e• aDd ceaera11y .lit:Dc:MrD. ~:pet:itioa.
and --rket aou:roes... Each 'D8e wi11 .ai.so be eva1u.ated
in te~ o1 the 1'&-Dd Ya1u.e whic.h it geuerates, i.:a.-
te.r'e'&t to entrepre.aeurs ~ cap.it.a1 c.o.ts. aDd its
coa.tributi.o:a. to ~u..ioa. ....,...., Tb.e resu..1t o1" t.b..i.&
:&-e:ree::ni.ac _p~ -~1.1. be a 1'u.1.1 1i•t o~ poteuti..a1
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use& 1o.r the E:ag1e~ Oc»:re A.rea which w:i.1..1 pro-
vide a bas1s ror the idea.~i~ication o~ those
activities •hich -~11 re~re 1nten&e study in
te~ 0~ .liiiiUIL.rket ~:ad_
4 _ De~i..:De -..r:ar.et "'-•net :F'Iot:r Sel-ected La:D:d. Uses::
#011a-1Dg £iii!!> deiiil1tioa o:t' po"£ieii=t1..a1 OOre ::a::r;e:a
uses • t:be Clo"D:Su1 ta.Dt w:i.11 UD.dertake aD ia--cSeptb
study to detera.1'1ae the ~rket c:te..&:a.d .for th.e
&e1ec::T..ed 1.aud u..&e:&-Said study o-:r the :aa.rke't ~D:d
wi11 iuc1~de the fo11owiuc ana1yses.::
•-:Ec:::c>:n~c AD.a1ysi.:&.::
P:re....,.-ioua:J...y dete~aed ~ and d 'CZapb.i.c
data wi11 be r"'e'W"ie...ed aca.i.D. by the eo.a.u..I.taa.t
w.:i.. thin 'the 1ra.aewc:Jo:rk o~ t:IJ._,o.e u.aes: .ee1.ec t<ed i.D
'the pre:J..~ry b:Lc.tae..t a:ad bes-t u..se a.a.a1ysi...& ...
Yh..e pu.r_J:JOI&e o~ th:i....& task wi11 be to dete~ the
ca.pab.i.l....:i.t.ies: of se1ec::ted. use& a& 'they rei..a'te to
1:..be E.ac.1.ewc::JC:MI ~d r~oaa1 ec~y ...
b. De:L:iae ~-t Area:
For each o~ the se1ect.ed 1...:a.d use&, co:oc1u..aioas
wi11 be d.ev-e1.opecl .. to tbe ceDBra1 --rket area
u :poa. wb:i..c:.b t.be ..-e .. i~ de-.e1..oped in tboe Core Area •
cou1d e.Kpeet to draw. -Coasu.1tant wi11 de1i.D-
e.a.te ~re p.rec:i8e1y ~ ~ o 1 pat.:roa.ace ~or
eac::.b use t.c::» pe~t a --.ore a_pec.i.1:i..c dete~aat:i.oa.
.._. to t:ib.e q:ua.at:.i...ty a.ad c:b.a.r:acter:i.:&tic:s o1 prospec:t.ive
space users-
Tbe ~D&:U.1ta:a.t: w:i11 i-.a ... eatory' exi..at.1:ag aDd p.ro-
poe.ed de-v-e1~ezat: 1or eac::b. o~ the se1..ected. Land
uses in the -..a.rket area ror pu:::a:JJ c • o~ c:lete~n.:I...DC
su.pp:J..y aDd~-
F01.:J...oowi.ac a cle:Li.a.it.ioa. o~ tbe ~.r'ke'l: area ~ the
Co.....-u.1t::ant w1.1..1. pr-epare •pec:J..1.i.c:: est:t.-..tes o:L tbe
a:a.rket: .s-;aD:d. a:ad. where appropriate~ wi11.. d.e.e.1op
the rate o:L a..t..orpt.ioa. o~ •pace UD.i t..8 .. 'W'be.re
app.:rc::Jop.ri.ate. these e."C::I..aat::es w.J..11 be prepared
wi tb._ia. tbe .1"~-.c::»rk. o~ C:i..Yea. ~te:rs o~ reDt
st.ru.c:"t:::u:res , sa1e. p:r"i~. aad c:le>Ye:J..o-.--.a.t cb.a..rac:teri.&t:ic:::s ..
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de~i.ne the sy-wa.e..rc:i..st:Lc:: e1"1'ec:'I::S ~ted b
their ioterac::tioa.. ~ .....a1. w:t..1..1 pr'OliV".ide
t:::.be es.seat:La1 in.fo~t:iCJD cb w:11l.. be .i.._acorpor•-
ted in tbe e&t.i..aates o-1" t..b._e ~c pot.e:D't:..ia1
o~ each ~ned use _
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Fo11ow~ t;b_e ~u.1 t:s o f eac.b a:Da1y&.1..& .for the
poteuti..a1 .l...a.:Dd u...es ee1ected p:re-v1:oua1y 1:o.r tb.e
Core A..rea,. 'the <:laa.au...l..taa.t wi11 1.-deD.t:i.fy thOI§Je
u:ees wh.Lch. ap_pea..r t::-.o "be i...D &-u1'.fic:.ieu:t d •nd •b.ic::::h
wi11 _p~de 1o.:r --.arketab1e clev--e1o~t ~ tbe
Eag1.ewood Core Ar--
For those 1..aDd uses de "'be~ to be ~rk:etab1e ...
the OoD.BU.l..ta.Dt wi11 p-repare a .~y of the
eoouaaics o~ de..-e1op~ &aid use&-Spec::ifica11y
and where appropriate . 't;b_e Cc:»D&u.1ta.at wi1.1 prepare
e.& t i.-a te.s o f the a..na._u.a1 c:rc:»S& .i.ac:c:-.e-f. or e ac..b use
as we11 as ge.aera1 f:i..Ddi.aca re1ated to ope.rati..D.c
e.zpeD.Be:&• net i~. a.D.d the re1at:ioa..&b.ip of net
in~ to c::.apit:a1 ooa;'l:a,_ 'Tbo:&e uses which a.eet
the test of f:l.aaDCia1 1"eaeib:l.1it:y wi11 serve a&
tbe pr~ 1aDd uses to be uti1ized for the pbyaica1
p1an.n.iDC proc:::e&&_
Four ~ouths 1o11owing the initiation of the econoaic::
and _._:rket a.D.a.1ys::J...&. t.be C:0D&u.1tant wi11 tra.D.s-it
to the C1.ient oa.e copy or an 8-1/2-· x 1.1•• type-
w:rit:t.e:a. ~:raa.du.. repoort wh:l..c::..b. w:l..11 set rortb. in
detai.1 the re-su.1 t& o:L the eco~c an.d ..._rk.et.
a oa 1y& i..& -"D1e C1 ien t _ i a tu.ru • wi 11 bear tb.e co.& t.
o'L print.i:a..c 1'.ro.. t.be au..t...itted aa&ter copy a
su.Lr:l..cient. nu..ber or copies to be ~tted. to
the Core Area C:l..-t:1..zen•s ec:-..ittee-Said repor-t
wi11 assist the eo..ittee in their eva1uati.on o1
the co.aUDdty va1ues survey and wi11 provide eaaenti.~1
iD1or..ation ror teatiug the va1idity or their tenta-
tive goa.1..& ...
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5_ Review P1an.s 7 ~:t:!raua& an.d Adain.i..st.rat~ve Pro-
cedures and COnduct Dd Use survey~ ~d1atei:y
'Loi:'t:ow.1ng the appr<>va 1 :a.D.d &::Lg-EL.1.-ng of the £or..a1
contract ~or the Core A..re:a Study, the Oon.s:u1tant
wi11 initiate preparatory work ~eoessary for
co11ec't:in.g pbysic.-.1 bac.kg.rou:n.d :i..n~orw.ati.on :re1ated.
to the :Et:l:g _1e-•ood Core Area ...
Oonc-u.r:ren t • i tb the PII...ASE T"WWI ~u.n.i ty va::Lu.es
su.rvey .au_d the eco"D..O.aic. and .a:rket: ana.l..y.si.s _, t.b_e
Oonsu1~nt wi11 Laventory a11 i.n1or.aation app1icab1e
to de:fin:i.ng-the pb..y.sica1 deve 1:o~ent para.-.aete.rs ~or
t..be Core Area_ 'Tb..e Con.su1 tan.ts • work e:f:fort wi11
be d:i....rected to 1:.he .£o1.1owing studies .:
Rev-iew A.re.a .P1..ans and Prog:ra...as:
Th_e Oo.I1.SU..1t..ant wi11 ._eet with appropriate key :rep-
re.senta t-i ve.s of 1oc:::a_1,. re.gion.a. 1,. and State gove.ru.-
._enta1 agen.cies to deterlll.i.De which p1.a:D.:& and pro-
g:ra....s have take-n p.1.ace,. or are p.:ropooe.ed.,. which wi.1.l..
-~~ect the pbys:i.c::.a.1 -deve1os-aent poten.tia1 o:f the
En:g1ewood Core A.re.a... The Consu1 ta.nt w:i.11 direct
his e:ffort in these discussions to obta~ng in~oraa
tion. and .aater.i..a1s rel..ated to 1and u.se and z.cca..ing
:re.gu1atioD..S,. s .o:iL& a .nd geo1og::i.c.a.1 stru.ctu.re-&11
byd.ro1ogy, ec:o1c:J!CY syst~,. topography,. ut::i.1:itie&,.
.aa.ss t.ran.&i.t. syste:.u:;: • ...._.,jor highway progr--.s.
pedestrian and vebic.u1a.r c.i.rcu1ation,. and area
deve1op.en.t attitudes. Speci~ic attention wi11
be directed to deterain1Dg the receptiveness o~
govera.ent orf:icia1& to changes in current p1aaniag
and deve1os-ent a .PPI"'Cllacb.e& whic..b are considered
acceptab1e practice in the region ~
b. Review Ad-.inistra.tive Procedures:
"''b.e Consl.11t.a.n.t wi11 ..eet with key City o~ficia1s
in E:Dg 1e wood to di scu..ss cu.rren t a c:bainis t:ra. t i ve
proc:.edu.res as they :re1a. te to c-u..rrent and 1oo.g-:rao.g;e
p1a.n:ni.ng and deve1os:-ent in the ~u..n.._i ty. Speci~:ic
e.phasis wi11 be given to detera~ag current
aetbod.& for p.rc:;,ces&:i.D.g deve1o~ent prograas,. pro-
vidiag deve1opaen.t incentives,. and financiag 1oca1
capita..J.. ~prove..ents pr<lilg'"r.-:&... In addition, tbe
Con.su1tant, through a..rran:ce-ents ...._de by the C1ient,.
wi11 .eet with key State 1egis1ators to discuss
State 1egis1ative progra.s re1ated to p1anniog in
l..c>ca1 ,ju..risdic::tions,. and to s-tate fin.ancia.g of 1oca1
capita1 expenditures ...
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c... Conduct: La..:Dd Use Inventory:
In order to de te.ra..1ae tbe type_. q-ua.1i 'ty • and
quantity of uses ex:i.st.i_ag within t:..be Core Area ..
the CoD.&u.1tant wi11 review iD deta:i..1 the recent
l..and use inventory and a.a.a1ys"'i..s prepare-d by tb..e
ED.g1ewood Depa..rtaen t of ~UD...i ty Deve1o.-ent. ...
I"£ in the Consu...1. taut • s :review o~ this ...... ter:ia.l.. he
:finds there is a need .for further :i..u..:forw.a.tiou . an
addi t.:i.oo:a1 1a.nd use i.D.Vea.to.ry of the Corea .A...rea
wi11 be cond~cted.
d.. Conduct St.ructu..ra1 Inventory:
T"be Co:nau.1ta_nt wi.1.l.. u:ade.rtake a stru.ctur-a1 survey
o~ the Core Area ia su1:f:l.c:iea.t deta.:i..1 to pe~_it a
g~1 .a.na.l..y.&i.& o.f the ooDdlit:i011 of Core .Are.a
.stru.ctu.re&... 7be .JS"'U..1""VY wi1..l.. u"t:i1.i:z.e an ex-terior
~ey as we11 a.& a ra.Dd.~ &aa.pi.e s:u..rvey of the
1D te.riors o:f struc-:t.u..re&... Sho~d the City of
E:ac'1.eWOCJJd a:J...ready have 01:1. :fi1...e su1'.£:i..cient st:.ruc:tu..ra1
info~ti.on oove.:ri..Dg Core ..Are.a &truc:::tu..res .. the
0oD.&u.1 ta.Dt w.i~1 ·use the :i..D1o.rwa.a t.1....cn:l for his stru.c-
tu::ra1 aoa1y&i& of the ~ ty ~
e... Ooud.u.ct ED.vi.roo...eata1 Design ..A..Da1ysi&:
The Coi1SU.1't:.ant wi11 u.n.dertake a su.rvey of the
Core Area to d.etera.ine thoae --.,jo.r co..poaent&
wb:i..cb. ~bioe to give the E:ag1ewooc:l Core Area it&
present en~roa.enta1 charac~er... Specif~c attention
wi11 be give:n to defiai.ag: the bu._i1dia,c ~teri..a1s
whic:::h appea.r to be in ca-on use tb::rouc:b.o;u.t the
a.rea; the type. qu.a1:i..ty. an.d use o~ vegetat.ioa.;
the sign and gra.pb.:i.c qu.a.1ity; the cb.a...ra.cter o1:
street fu:rni.&hings and street 1i.gb.t.i.Dc:; aDd the
qu.a.1ity of. _.a.,:jor open spaces... In addition. the
Consu1tant wi11 deteraine tbe positive and/or
negative aspects o1 b~ding setbacks,. bu1k, and
hei.gbt. and wi11 est.ab1isb the view qu.a1ity o1
the Core Are:a. 1:~ within as we11 as ~roa su.rrc:J~UD.d.iu.g
areas outside the Core-
"'£... Prepare Core Area Base Map:
Tbe Consu..1tant w:i.11 review the qu.al..ity and &ca1e
of base aaps which are c :u.rrent1y ia. use by the
lltlepart:aent o1: ec-.un.i ty Devel..os-ent in order to
deteraine i1 they wi11 be appropriate to use the
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study ~or ana.l..ys~s and design. If the base ~aps
are su1~icient , tbey wi11 serve as the basis for
graphica11y depicting Core Area pbysica1 ana1yses.
Sb.ou.1d they not be in acco:rcl.ance with the Oonsu..1 tan t • s
spec:i~icatio:n.s, then -..ew base a.ap:s wi.11 be prepared
by the Oonsu..I. t. ant •
g... Conduct A.a.a1ysis o:£ Re.giona1 and I.,.c)c..a..1 Tra.n.sit
Syst:-ea.s:
'T'b.e Con.su1ta:nt ·wi11 undertake an ana1ysi.s of a11
avai.1ab1e p1an.s_. pr'Dgraa.s, and data re1.ated to
current and proposed regioa.a_1 and .l..oc:.a1 transit
s ·yste.as... The ·purpose or tbi..s ana1ysi..s wi.11 be to
deteraine tbe re1evance. re1iabi1ity and app1icabi1ity
o~ 1oug-and short-hau1 traasit syste.s a& we11 a&
pe.rs.oD..a1 rapid t.ran&it as they re1.ate to the Core
Area... In addition. tbe aa.a..1ysis wi11 pe~t. the
Oon.su1tant to deter-...i.ne fi.xed and ~l..e.x:i..b1e par-~ters
for the design of the transportation systea to be
de-ve1oped to serve the Core Area_ Said an.a1ysis
wi11 incl..ude discussioD& with key transit o ~~icial..&
within the region and wil..l.. give special.. attention
to an eval..uation o~ the ~nt1y oa.pl..eted Voorhees
Study 'for Engl..ewood. In addition. t.h.e Con&u.l..tant
wi..1.1 anal..yze and eval..u.ate any au_b&tantiatiog data
rel..ated to otber tranait .odes.
b. Conduct A..na.l..y&i& o:r llegio.a.al.. and Local.. Vehicu1ar
Traffic Systea.s:
Tbe Oonsul..tant wil..l.. col..l..ect. review. and anal..yze
a.l..l.. avail..abl..e traffic data re].a·ted. to regional.. and
l..oeal.. veb.icul..ar traf~ic syat.-s serving the COre
Area . Specific attention wi11 be given to a review
and eval..uation of the tra~:ric aspects o~ the recentl..y
ca.pl..eted Voorhees Study for Engl..ewood. the City•s
~aster circu1ation pl..an. and State Highway Depart-
•ent•s pl..ans and projectioas a~fecting Eugl..ewood.
In addition. an inventory of al..l.. streets within
the Core Area wil..l.. be conducted for purposes o:r
esta.bl..ishing existing stre-et widths and con.dit.ions_
Sboul..d any tra~fic counts be required ~or traffic
anal..ysis. the C1:i..ent wil..l.. fu.r-u.iab &a:l..d da·-ta to the
Cons1.Ll..tant. 'T'b.e an.a1ys.i& of traffic systea.s wil..l..
resul..t in the deter.inat:l..on of fixed and fl..exibl..e
desig·n paraaeters rel..ated to the al..ig-a-.ent and
l..ocation of 'future Freeway rigbts-o~-way and inter-
changes, the interior al..ig.-ent and e..x·ter:ior con-
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tro1 or ~-~or streets. and the estab1isbaent of
street standards and operational.. contro1s. Tbe
C'c>nsu1tant wi11 not conduct c.o-.puter reru.:n.s of
the recent1y coapl..eted traffic •ode1 if such reruns
invo1ve •ore than routine data •odifications and
are not readi1y accessib1e for further coaputer
processing ...
i... Conduct An.al..ysi.-s o':L Ter..in.a1. Provisions:
The Oonsu1tant wi11 co11ect, review. and ana1yze
a11 avai1ab1e data re1ated to on-and off-street
parking and l..oading and •ode1 switch point.&.
Speci£ica11y~ the Consu1tant wi11 undertake an
inventory or the existing on-and off-street parking
c:i. thin the Core Area to detera:i...D.e the nuaber and
u.ti1ization of spaces... In addition~ the Oons~tant
wi11 review Eng1ewood pol..icies and zoning require-
•ents governing parking and 1oading and unl..oading.
Tbis aoa1ysis wi11 resu1t in the preparation o~
design par--eters £or parking, ~ode1 switch points,
and 1oading and un1oading faci1ities.
6. Define Pbysica1 Deve1opaent Potentia1s and
()on.stral:nts:
P011owlng the co11ection and ana1ysis of physical..
background in~oraation, the Conau1tant wi11 define
the pbysica1 deve1opaent poteatia1& and constraints
for the ()ore Area. U&:LQK the resu.1 ts of the 1and
use, stru.ctu.ra1, enviro~nta1 des1.g"D, and othe.r
surveys, as we11 as the 1~iting aspects (:1.~ any)
of soiLs, geo1ogica1, eeo1ocica1, util..ity and
vehicu1ar circu1ations &yat--., the Oonau1tant
wi11 define the deve1opab1e and undeve1opab1e por-
tions of the Core Area_ In addition, the Con-
s~tant wi11 ana:J.yze the positive and/or negative
physica1 devel..o~ent infl..uences and interre1ation-
ships to further confir. the va1idity of defined
deve1opab1e and undevel..opab1e portions of tbe
Core Area.
Upon ca.p1etion of the de~inition of deve1opaent
potential..& and constraints for the Core Area, the
Consu1tant wi11 prepare and tranaait to the Cl..ient
one copy of an 8-1/2•• z 11•• ae..orandu.. report
setting ~ortb a11 resul..t& of the physical.. back:c;rou.nd
survey, tbe Oonsu1tant•s set of tentative goa1s.
and tbe Consu1tant•s eva1uation o~ the ca.-unity
v ·a1ues survey. Tbe C1iea.t in turn wi11 bear the
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nuaber of reports to be distributed to tbe Oore
Area Citizen•s co .. ittee. Said report wi11 be
subaitted a1ong with tbe •eaorandua report on
econa.ic and ~arket ana1ysis ~
7-Define Core Area Goa 1&: Tb..r·ee week.& f o11owing
the oa.a1££ee's receipt o1 the Consu~tant •s ecoooaic
and ••rket:. ana.1ysis ,. physical. background an.al.y·si-&,.
ca.aunity val.ue& survey anal.y&i& and set of tentative
goal.&, two consecutive •eeting& wil.l. be bel.d at
which the Ca.ua.ittee and CoD.&ul.ta.nt wi11 ,joi.n.tl.y
prepare the final. Core Area goal.&. Said goal.& wi11
set forth tbe co.aunity•s desires as to the opt~ua
social.,. econoaic ,. and physical. characteristics to
be achieved in the devel.op.ent of tbe Core Area-
Fol.l.owing tbe final.ization and adoption of the
Core Area goal.& by the aa..ittee ,. they wi11 be
pu.bl..:i.s.bed in the l..ocal. newspaper to euab1e tbe en-
tire co--unity to respond to the goa~s. Shoul..d
the 1ocal.. newspaper not wish to publ..ish the goa1s
as a publ..ic service to the c~u.n.it·y, then the
cost o£ pu.bl..isbing wou1d be the responsibil..ity o~
the C1ient.
=~~~~f!:ethC:rae:f:it~:e!PP£i:!r~~elr~:goal..s,
the ca.pl..etion o£ econa.ic and aarket anal..y&i&,
and tbe pbys:i.c.al. background anal.yai.&, the Conaul.ta.nt
wi11 forau1ate pb.y"&ica1 devel..os-ent par--etera
which wi11 set forth social., eoon~c, and physical..
gu.ide1ines and princip1e& to be used in prepar~ng
al.ternative devel.op.eat p1ans for tbe Core Area_
Specifica11y. the Consu1tant wi11 prepare pby&ica1
devel.opaent paraaeters re1ated to the spatial.
association of sel..ected 1and uses , densities. en-
v i ronaenta1 qual..it y, transit and vebicul..ar circu1a-
tion systems, pu.b1ic facil.ities. and u.til..ity
systeas . In addition~ absorption rates w:i.11.. be
prepared for each use found econa.ical..l..y £easibl..e
which wi11 indicate the nuaber of units o£ space
which c .an be expected to be absorbed each year of
the devel..opaent period _
Tbese parameters wi11 then be transaitted in an
8-1/2•• x: 11 •• •emora ndu.m. report to the C1 ien t for
printing and distribution to the Citizen •s Coa-
aittee . One week fo11owing the Co.aittee•s receipt
of the devel..opment paraaeters, the Consu.1tant wi11 II • •
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meet witb the Coaaittee for purposes of conducting
a f~na1 review of the paraaeters . During this
•eeting. any changes in paraaeters wi11 be •ade ~
and official.. action then taken by the Co.aittee to
endorse said paraaeters as the official.. progra•
upon which PHASE THREE. a1ternative design pl..ans.
wil..l.. be prepared . Tbe para..eters wi11 then be
sub.itted to the City Council.. and Pl..anning eo..ission
for official.. review and endorse•ent.
PHASE "IHREE: DEFX NE PREFERRED PATTERN OF DEVELOPIIIENT
Fol..l..owing the coapl..etion of PHASE TWO. the Consul..tant
wil..l.. assist the Core Area Citizen•s oo .. ittee in
foraul..ating a preferred pattern for Core Area devel..op-
aent. Tbree •a,jor t .ask.& wil.l. be perfo..--ed in deter-
•..inin_g the preferred dev-el.o_s-ent pattern .
1. Pr·epare Al.tern_ative Devel.os-ent Pl.ans: Based
upon the deta~led kDow1edge acquired In the PHASE
"r1l() studies, the Consu1tant w:l.11 prepare three
a1ternative deve1op.ent p1ana for tbe Eug1ewood
Core Area. Said a1ternative p1.ans w:l.11 depict the
a11ocation of se1ected 1and use& by type and quantity,
the ma~or pedestrian ~ vebicu1ar, circu1ation~ tran-
sit, and teraina1 ayateaa~ tbe 1ocation of required
pub1:l.c faci1ities, an overa11 open space syatea~
and any other s:i..,ca.i.ric.A.Dt e1.....,a.t& to be deterw.ined
.,joint1y by tbe Cit7 ataf~ aa..d Oo.Dsu.1t:.ant as bavina:
deve1os-ent. pot-ea.tia1 within tbe Core A.re.a. Each
a1teraat:f.~"e p1an wi1.1. be qu.ant:l.~ied in te~ of
use and popu1ation bo1diag capacity and ~n teras
of genera1.izec::l gove~nta.1. agency costa required
for proposed ~prove.ents . The Con&u1tant wi11
diagraa and set forth in a fo~at suitab1.e for
eva1uation by the ~re Area Citizen•s Ca.aittee
each p1an ..
e nsu ~nt w un er a e an ex ens ve es
eva1.uation o£ each a1ternat:l.ve p1an in order to
deteraine their environaenta1~ buaan ~ econa.:l.c ,
po1itica1~ and adainistrative rami£ications. Tbe
testing and eva1uation procedure to be used by the
Consu1tant wi11 invo1.ve a genera1ized cost/benefit
ana1ysis for each p1an. Essentia1.1y~ the est~ated
governmenta1. capita1 and operating costs f or pro-
posed iaprove.aent.s wi1l. be eva1uated against the
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eval.uated with regard to the degree to which they
co.pl..y with technical. criteria, and ca.-unity
goal.s ...
~~rr~f:Cr.aith: ~i:~I!aO:rel&:-t:!tr~r:nan~::~u•-
tion of al.ternative devel.op.ent pl.ans. tbe Consul.tant
wi11 prepare one copy of an 8-l../2•• x 11 ·• a~orandua
report which wil..l.. be tran&•itted to the Cl..ient for
printing and distribution to tbe Core Area Citizen•s
eo..ittee. Said report wil..l.. set forth the al..ternative
pl..ans. the resul..ts of the Oonsul..tant•s test and
eval..uation o~ each pl..an. and a cl..ear definition of
their r .. ifications. Two weeks fo11owing the eo.-
•ittee•s receipt of the Oonsul..tant•s report on
al..ternative pl.ans, one aeeting wil..l.. be bel.d in
which the ao..ittee wi11 transmit to the Consu1tant
tbe~r preferred pattern for deve1op~ng the Core
Area.
PHASE FOUR: PREPARE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
I-.ed~ate1y fo11ow~ng the co.aunity•s def~n~t~on
of a preferred deve1op.ent pattern, the Consu1tant
wi11 begin the preparation of a fina1 reca.aended
deve1op•ent p1an for the Core Area . Tbe fo11owing
work w~11 be perforaed by the Con.su1tant in pre-
par~ng the fina1 p1an_
1-Define Land Use E1eaent: The 1and use e1eaent
oL the prererred deve1opaen£ p1an se1ected by the
Citizen•s ao..ittee w~11 be refined by the Oonsu1tant
and a recomaended spatia1 distribution of 1and uses
de1ineated. Xn addition. corresponding 1and use
deve1opment standards wi11 be prepared that wi11
assure that p1an imp1ementation adheres to the
qua1ity and character of deve1opment desired.
!i11~!li:e~h:Sfr~!:!!~£.~l~:e:~~te.Tb:ei~~~~t::t
the Citizen•s Co--i..ttee . Specifica11y the Consu1tant
wi11 estab1ish design criteria, operati..ona1 cbaracter-
isticsp and genera1ized costs for a reca.aended
aa~or street systea for the Core Area that wi..11
accomaodate the pro~ected nu.ber of vehicu1ar trips
destined to and passing through the Core Area. In
addition, operationa1 char•cteri..stics and e&tiaated
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t.be recoaunended transit syste-m.~ Fina11y, the
Consu1tant wi11 estab1i&b recommended parking re-
quirements and de1ineate the 1ocation of proposed
parking areas.
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open space system and set forth the standard for
their deve1o~ent. Specific attention wi11 be given
to graphica11y de1ineating the re1ationsbip of open
space components, their proposed qua1ity and
character.
!i110:f~:es::~~~1na:t!ile~u:~t!hiio~~oc~~~!~::t
and de1ineating the environaenta1 qua1ity of the
Core Area. Standards and guide1ines wi11 be pre-
pared re1ated to creating identity for the area.
architecture , 1andscaping. furnishings, paving and
pedestrian surfaces. 1igbting, signing and graphic
caaaunication. Due to the significance of this
e~e•ent of the reca.aended fina1 p1an. the Consu~tant
wi11 prepare a separate 8-1 /2·~ .x 11 .. meaorandua
report . One copy of said report wi11 be transaitted
to the C1ient for printing and distribution to tbe
COre Area Citizen~& Caaaittee.
:i11oa!t:~r::e!:s-:~!P~~d:!~n:dditi::.io~~:!ded
deve1opaent guide1ines for e1e~ents of the reca.aended
Core Area p1an. In preparing deve1opaent guide1ines.
the Consu1tant wi11 give specific attention to the
re1ationsbip of guide1ines to econo•ic feasibi1ity
to assure that said guide1ines wi11 not have
de1eterious economic ef~ects on deve1oping new
private sector uses in the Core Area.
6. Citizen's eo.-ittee Review: Fo11owing the
preparation of the reca.aended Core Area deve1o~ent
p1an. tbe Consu1tant wi11 su~it to tbe C1ient an
8-J../2 .. x 11·~ draft copy of tbe reca.aended p1an and
re1ated e1e~ents. Said draft wi11 in turn be printed
by tbe C1ient and distributed to tbe Citizen's Coa-
aittee. Two weeks fo11owiug the receipt of tbe
draft. tbe Consu1tant and eo.mittee wi11 •eet to
review the recoaaended p1an and to obtain eo--ittee
endorseaent of tbe p1an as tbe fina1 deve1opaent
approach for the Eng1ewood Core Area. Said aeeting
wi11 provide tbe 1a&t opportunity for changes in
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the pl..an. The ~ina1. p1an w:l.l..l.. then be au'-...j..tted
to the ~ty Council.. and Pl..auninc CO..iaa:l.on ror
o~r:l.cial.. review and endoraeaent.
PIIA.SE FIVE : DEVBIAWJI I S~TIIIGY
Pol..l..owina the COre Area Citizen•• ca.-ittee review
and endoraeaent o-L the rec:~eDCied devel..o~ent
pl..an. tbe Coa.ul..tant wil..l.. initiate a aiaul..taneoua
work errort aiaed at eatabl..iahinc tbe procedures.
control..a. techn:l.quea and induceaenta ror errectuatinc
tbe ~p1aaentation or tbe reca.aended devel..o~nt
pl..an. Tbe Conaul..tant in prepariac tbe atratecy
1or devel..opaent wil..l.. perrora two aa~or taaka.
!iii~;r-~ren;&:1££Yi!!I:!r:!:!!i:~.a~~~O:!!:n!o
aaau..re tba.t a proper and viabl..e atratecy 1or de-
vel..opaent is deterained 1or ~pl..a.entina the Core
Area pl..an.
a. Batabl..isb Site Aaa .. bl..y Techniques:
The Conaul..tant wil..l.. prepare requireaent•• aetboda.
and procedures ~or aaa--b1y~ac deve~opab1e parce1a
o1 1aDd and reca.aended cr~ter~a 1or dete~~n~ac
1and areas w~tb~n tbe Core Area wb~cb can be aa ... b1ed.
Part~cu1ar ._pbae~• -~11 be e~ven to .ethode o1
parce~ •••---b1y tba t can be uDdertaken by tbe
pr·'J..vate eector ...
b... Batab1~eh Deve1opaent Gu1dance Techn~quea:
Tbe Consu1tant w111 prepare contro1 tecbn1quea over
and beyond tbe cuataaary convent1ona1 zon1ac approach
to CU'i..de. 1n a poe1t1ve .. nner. deve1opaent 01 tbe
Core Area... Part1cu1ar eapbaaia w111 be e1ven to
eetab1'i..ah~aa guidance techniques whicb wi11 pe~~t
11ez1bi1ity and eneourace ~einative p1anninc and
deaicu approaches ~or the Core Area.
c... Batab1ieh Priorities and Costa 1or Deve1o~ent:
Tbe Conau1tant wi11 prepare short-. interaediate-.
and 1ouc-rauce procraaa aettiac ~ortb coats and
prior1tiea ~or ~p1eaentine a11 reca..endatiou.
o1 the p1an within tbe capacity o~ caa.unity reaourcee.
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d~ Estab1~sb Deve1opment Phasing:
The Consu1tant wi11 trans1ate the priorities and
costs for deve1opment into a rea1istic deve1opment
phasing p1an4 Said phasing p1an wi11 give apecia1
eaphasis to estab1ishing appropriate time and cost
sequences ~or constructing recommended governmenta1
iaprovements in a coordinated manner that wi11 en-
courage the deve1opaent of private sector programs
£or the Core Area.
2 . Prepare Econaaic Deve1opment Potentia1: Con-
current with the eatab1isbaent o£ a deve1opment
strategy for the Core Area, the Con&u1tant wi11
initiate studies specifica11y re1ated to deteraining
tbe econo•ic deve1op.ent potentia1 for the Core
Area. Said studies are viewed aa being extreae1y
va1uab1e for gathering tbe f~nancia1 ~n~or.aation
necessary for eetab1iab~ng deve1opaent costs~
priorities. and iap1eaentat~on targets. Specifica11y,
tbe Consu1tant wi11 per~ora the fo11ow~ng tasks.
a. Prepare Financia1 Ana1ysis or Deve1opment Prograas:
The Consu1tant wi11 prepare fina1 genera1ized cost
est~ate& for pub1ic iaproveaents as we11 as
genera1 pub1ic revenues to be generated by i•prove-
._ent&. Said inrora.ation wi11 be used in fina1izing
genera1 ~inancia1 feaaibi1ity ror tbe reca.aended
deve1op.ent p1an.
b. Define Iapact of Se1ected Deve1o~ent Progr..._s
on Se1ected Core Area Land Va1uea:
The Oonsu1tant wi11 determine genera1 1and va1ues
to be generated by proposed uses to be deve1oped
in tbe Core Area and the L.pact or said 1and va1ues
on existing 1and va1ue patterns. This in1ormation
wi11 assist the Consu1tant in deteraining genera1
pub11.c revenues to be generated by new deve1opaent .
c. Define and Eva1uate Financing Sources:
The Consu1tant w1.11 review and eva1uate ~inancing
sources avai1ab1e to the City of Eng1ewood in
iap1ementing pub11.c improvements and wi11 reca.aend
preferred sources.
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d~ Estab1ish Deve1opment Phasing:
The Consu1tant wi11 trans1ate the priorities and
costs for deve1opment into a rea1istic deve1opment
phasing p1an. Said phasing p1an wi11 give specia1
emphasis to estab1isbing appropriate time and cost
sequences for constructing recommended governmenta1
improvements in a coordinated manner that wi11 en-
courage the deve1opment o£ private sector programs
for the Core Area.
2 . Prepare Econoaic Devel..opment Potential..: COn-
current with the estab1ls&ment oF a deve1opment
strategy for the Core Area~ the Consu1tant wi11
initiate studies speci~ical..l..y re1ated to deteraining
tbe econoaic deve1o~nt potential.. £or the Core
Area~ Said studies are viewed as being extraae1y
va1uabl..e for gathering tbe £inancia1 info~ation
necessary for establ..iabing deve1opaent costs.
priorities. and iap1e-entation targets. Specifica11y,
the Consu1tant wi11 perrora the fo11owing tasks .
a.. Prepare Fin.anci,a1 AD.al..yaL• of Deve1o~ent .Prograa.s:
The Ooaau1tant wi11 prepare ~ina1 cenera1ized cost
eatL.atea ~or publ..ic ~P~•-..et. aa we11 as
ceDera1 pub1ic reYe~ue. co be ceaerated by iaprove-
.enta . Said ia1or.atioa wi1~ be uaed in fina1izing
ceaera1 ri .. acLa1 ~---~bi1~ty ~or tbe recommended
deve1~at p1ea.
b. Deriae I.apac.t: o1 l!le1.ec:'t;;ed De•e1.os-ent Programs
cn1 Se l.ec: ted Cor.-~-La'Dd Ve:J. uee:
Tbe Oon:au1t:aa't: w:i.11 dete.-..iae c-eaera:J. 1and va1ues
to be cenerated by proporeed u:a.ea t:o be deve1oped
ia the Core ~--aDd the i.a,pac:t o-r •aid 1and va1ues
on exi.stin,g 1an.d va1ue pat:terDB-Tbis .in1"o~tion
wi11 aa&iat tbe COnau1tent in deter.aining general..
pub1ic revenues to be generated by new deve1opaent .
c. Define and Eva1u.ate F-i..n.aaciD& Sources:
The Consu1tant wi11 review and eva1uate finaacing
sources avaiLab1e to tbe City o~ Eng1ewood in
iap1e•enting pub1ic iaproveaeats and wi11 reca.aend
preferred sources-
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d. De£ine Possib1e Mqdifications to Administrative
Framework:
The Consu1tant wi11 prepare recommendations re-
garding any modi£ications in the City•s present
administrative rramework necessary to imp1ementing
the Core Area p1an. Specific attention wi11 be
given to estab1ishing recoaaendations re1ated to
the review and processing of deve1opment p1ans for
the Core Area.
e. Define Pub1ic Re1ations and Po&sib1e Marketing
Programs:
The Consu1tant wi11 estab1ish reco--ended guide-
1ines tbat are appropriate for creating continuing
citizen•s participation. pub1ic re1ations. and
consu1ting prograas for the Core Area. Likewise.
recommended techniques wi11 be set forth wbicb
the City can uti1ize in attracting potentia1 in-
vestors to the Core Area.
!~P:~:fr~: !~nt~e~!~O::::a:GP4~!~1o::!!~-!~~-~::Y
~or the Core Area. the Coasu1tant w~11 suba~t an
a-1/2•• x 11 .. dra~t copy o~ said strategy to the
Cl..ient, who ~n turn, w:J..l..l.. print and d:J..atr~bute to
the C:J..tizen•a eo..ittee ~or ~:J..na1 review and adoption.
Tbree weeks ~o11ow:J..nc the oa..ittee•a rece:J..pt o£
the deve1opaent atrate&Y. tbe r.t.na1 •eeting or the
procraa wi11 be bel..d with tbe Core Area C:J..t:J..zen•s
ca.a:J..ttee ror purposes of adopt:J..QK tbe £ina1 pl..an
for the Core Area.
One month fo11ow:J..ng tbe final.. aeeting. the Oonsul..tant
wi11 subait to the Cl..ient tbe final.. printed Core
Area report. Tbe final.. report wi11 incl..ude a graphic
and narrative description of the rinal.. p1an for the
core Area as we11 as a description of the pl..an•s
evol..ution. Tbe character as wel..l.. as the nuaber of
f~n.al.. reports wi11 be dete:rained by t.he C1~ent.
Tbe cost or print~ng said report wi11 be the
respons~b~l..~ty_ of the Cl..ient.
4. Suaaary Brochure: One month fo11owing the
?~na1 prograa •eating, the Consul..tant wi11 aubait
to the Cl..ient a Summary Brochure bighl..ight~ng the
key e1eaent& of the Core Area Pl..an. The purpose
of said brochure w~11 be to give wide exposure to
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tbe p1an and to serve as a key coaponent ~n the
pub1~c re1ation& and •arket~ng prograa reca-aended
~or the Core Area. The cost o~ printing said
brochure wi11 be the reaponaibi1ity of tbe C1ient .
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The Eng1ewood Core Area Study wi11 entai1 a period of 290
working days or approxi•ate1y thirteen (13} •onths . This
period repreaents the miniaua tiae scbedu1e under which the
prograa outl..ined in the SCOPE OF SERVICES can be acca.p1ished.
T'b.is, o~ course, is due to the extensive citizen in.vol..ve.ment
envisioned ~or the Core Area Study. Since the Consul..tant
strongl..y bel..ieves the success o~ the progr.m depends to a
l..arge extent on the degree of ca.-unity invol..vement, the
thirteen (1..3) month program is reca.aended.
Tbe Conaul..tant has incl..uded an al..l..owance in the schedul..e for
Citizen•a aeetings baaed upon past experience_ Any additional..
meetings beyond the al..l..otted est~ate wil..l.. resul..t in additional..
t~e and cost for the program.
The fo11ow~ng schedu1e sets forth the nuaber of working days
eatiaated for each phase .
PHASE ONE
PHASE TWO
PHASE THREE
PHASE FOUR
PHASE FIVE
TOTAL
Organ~ze eo.munity Part~cipation 30 days
Determine Core Area Socia1. Eco-100 days
noaic. and Pbyaica~ Cbaracteriat~cs
Define Preferred Pattern of 50 days
Deve1opaent
Prepare Deve1opaent P1an 40 days
Deve1opaent Strategy • Fina1 70 days
Report
290 days
The ab i 1ity o f the Consu1tant to ~aintain this scbedu1e wi11
depend in part on the abi1ity of the C1ient to scbedu1e meetings
at the t~e prescribed in the SCOPE OF SERVICES and to respond
with needed inputs growing out of these aeetinga. Tbe Con-
su1tant is a1so dependent on the prov~aion of various ita.& of
basic data. Any inordinate de1ay in the provision of this in-
formation wi11 resu1t in a de1ay of the study scbedu1e .
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Tbe Oonau1tant w~11 part~cipate in a tota1 o~ ten (10) •eatings
with the Core Area Citizen•s eo.aittee. Xn additi o n to those
~o int aeetinga witb ea--ittee and C o nau1tant. the Consu1tant
eat~ates that a •in~ua o~ six (6) •eatings wi11 be be1d in
which the Ca.aittee a1one wi11 eva1uate Conau1tant•e aateria1&
and arrive at their own 1indinga. Tbeae meetings invo 1ving
on1y the eo--ittee wi11 require C1ient•s eta~~ tiae to assist
the Co--.ittee.. Where re1erence in the SCC>PE OF SERVICES is
aade to c o nsecutive aeet:i.nga. the Conau1tant•a intent is to
bo1d ••etinga in two c o nsec utive ca1endar days.
In addition t o the a1oreaentio ned pub1i c •eetinga~ the Consu1tant
wi11 aeet as required in the SCOPE OF SERVICES with pub1ic
o11icia1a and C1ient•s staff. The Conau1tant•s presence at
officia1 pub1ic hearings on the Core Area Study is not deeaed
necessary in view of the extensive citizen participation. and
ie not inc1uded in the SCOPE OF SERVICES. However. shou1d
the C1ient fee1 the Consu1tant•a presence is necessary. the
Oonau1tant and •a-bera o~ the proreaaiona1 teaa he dee--neceasary
to inc1ude wi11 be avai1ab1e at tbe Oouau1tant•a standard
bour1y rates.
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IV. REPORTS
Tbe Core Area Study ca11s for the preparat~on o~ n~ne (9)
._eaorandua. reports and a f:l.na1 report and au....ary brochure
during the thirteen •ontb study.
PHASE ONE
PHASE -nK>
PHASE THREE
PHASE FOUR
PHASE FIVE
NO REPORT
FIVE III.EMORANDUII REPORTS
ONE IIEMORANDUII REPORT
-nK> MEMORANDUII REPORTS
ONE IIEIIORAHDUIII REPORT
FINAL REPORT
SUIIKARY BROCHURE
The OOn.u1tant wi11 prepare the typed origina1a for each
report . prepare the required art work and report foraat and
turn over to the C1ient for quantity printing and distribution.
lleaorandua report& wi11 be subJII.itted on llu1ti-1itb p ·aper pl..ates
ready for reproduction.
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Tbe Oonsu1tant'& ~ee f o r per£ora1ng tbe wo rk e1eaents set
~ortb in the SCOPE OF SERV1CES w111 be $134,334 .00. Th1s ~ee
represents a deta11ed eat1•ate o1 the t~e wb1cb w111 be re-
quired to assure auccesafu1 coap1et1on of the thirteen (13)
•ontb procraa. Tbis fee does not 1nc1ude coats for trave1,
auba1atence, printing of the ca.aunity va1uea survey and
nuaeroua reports and coaputer service. Tbe Conau1tant views
these co&t& as reasonab1e ite•s for re~bur.eaent by the C1ient.
TABLE ONE gives a detai1ed breakdo wn o f the Conau1tant•a fee
aettiac forth the type of peraonne1. aan hours. hour1y rate,
and re1ated tota1 coat by phase. TABLE TWO aeta forth the
••xiaua re~bursab1e coats for air fare (econoay c1asa) and
peraonne1 subsistence . In addition to reiaburaab1e trave1
costs,. a .. xiaua budget tota11ing $14 ,500 wi11 be estab1iahed
~or printinc and ca.puter service costs to be paid ~or by
the C1ient. TABLE THREE sets ~ortb the rec~ended payaent
achedu1e ~or the progr ...
The ro11owinc breakdown su.aarizes tbe tota1 prograa coat.
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Reiaburaab1e Trave1 Costa
Pr:Lnt:Lng Budset
eo-puter Budget
TOTAL P-:KillAM ClOST
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10.000.00
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TABLE ONE -PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
PHASE PERSONNEL MAN HOURS RATE COST
ONE Pri..ncipa1 30 35 1 .050
Senior Pl..nr. 30 25 750
Assoc. Pl.. or . 120 16 1.920
Drafts .. an 24 11 264
TWO Principal.. 152 35 5 .320
Senior P1nr .. 488 25 12,.200
Assoc. Pl..nr . 676 16 10 .816
Draftsman 164 11 1,.804
Tech . Aides 120 9 1 ~080
Deve1oper 40 35 1,.400
Trans . Engi..n. 144 35 5.o4o
Structur-al.. 100 18 1,.800
Econa..i.st 770 (ave.) 20.43 15.732
2 6504 55 192
THREE Principal.. 34 35 1,.190
Senior Pl..nr. 300 25 7,.500
Assoc. 224 16 3.584
Drafttuaan 80 11 880
Deve:J.oper 40 35 1.,.400
Trans . Eng1.n. 248 35 8,.680
Econom.ist 40 (ave .) 29.80 1,192
§66 24 426
FOUR Pr i n ci.pal. 64 35 2,.240
Sen i or Pl.. or. 312 25 7.soo
A ssoc .. 176 16 2 .816
Dra f tsm..an 60 11 660
Devel..oper 32 35 1_,1.20
Trans. Eng in. 80 35 2.800
Economist 40 (ave .. ) 29.80 1,192
764 18 628
FIVE Princ i pa1 72 35 2 ~520
Senior P1nr . 424 25 1.0,.600
Assoc . P1nr .. 204 16 3,264 -Draft&IIUln 200 11 2.200 • • Devel..oper 176 35 6,.1.60
Trans .. Engin .. 64 35 2,240
Econom:i.st 176 (ave.) 29.09 5,120
1 316 32 140
GRAND TOTAL 5 ,.904 $134.334
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TOTAL COST
PHASE AIR TRAVEL SUBS! S'I!JICE BY PHASE
ONE 5 1en one tri2 at !154 ea, ·;770 5 1en one daz ! l fi7 77D
110 1 1an one trip at $154 ea, •$154 1 110 one day at $35/day •$ 35
2 1en one trip at $154 ea, •$308 2 1en one day at $35/day ea.•$ 70
2 1en one trip at $154 ea. •$308 2 1en one day at $35/day ea.•$ 70
3 1en one trip at $154 ea,•$482 3 1en one day at $35/day ea,•$105
2 1en one tri2 at $154 ea .•$308 2 ltD one day at $35/day ea,•S 70
~ THREE 5 1en one trip at S154 ea .•S770 5 1en one da Q)
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77D
FIVE 5 1en one tri D at S154 ea. •S770 5 1en one da
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•Jiote: Envirouenta1 Planning l Research, Inc, will absorb all costs of air travel , subsistence,
and car rentals related to work trips, Air travel and subsistence costs shown in table
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PA YKENT ONE $ 3,585.60
PAYKENT TWO $24.836.40
PAYMENT THREE $24,836.40
PAYMENT FOUR $21,983.40
PAYMENT FIVE $16,765.20
PAYMENT SIX $24,560.10
PAYMENT SEVEN $ 4,333.50
PAYMENT EIGHT $13,433.40
(10% o:f Fee Re-
tained by Cl..ient)
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signing o~ the contract-
Du.e at 50% c~pl..et:ion of
PHASE TWO or 50 days fo11owing
start of PHASE TWO.
Due upon ca.pl..etion o:f PHASE
'niK>.
Due upon ca.pl..etion o:f PHASE
'IHREE.
Due upon c~pl..etion o:f PHASE
FOUR.
Due forty (40) days fol..l..owing
start of PHASE FIVE or at
coapl..etion of final.. Citizen•s
-.eeting.
Due upon Cl..ient•s receipt of
final.. report and su.aary
brochure ...
Due 15 days fol..l..o wing
PAYMENT SEVEN.
Consu1tant wi11 bi11 C1ient •ontb1y ~or reiabursabl..e travel..
costs and printing and survey ca.puter service cost ...
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SERVICES AND MATERIALS TO BE PERFORMED AND PROVIDED BY
CLIENT .
The C1ient wi11 be responsib1e for the fo11owing items:
A. The C1ient wi11 provide work space within City Ha11 for
five aonths (PHASE ONE and TWO) to accomaodate the Oon-
su1tant•s non-1ocation., staff.
B. The C1ient wi11 make avai1ab1e to the Consu1tant a11 ~ape
and data pertinent to the research and ana1ysis of the
program. Sbou1d there be a considerab1e 1ack of necessary
data . the C1ient wi11 be responsib1e £or paying the costs
invo1ved in obtaining the necessary inforaation . A11 data
deve1oped by the Consu1tant wi11 become the property of
the C1ient.
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tion and assistance from State. regiona1. and 1oca1 govern-
aent agenci.e&.
Tbe C1ient wi11 be responsib1e ~or the coat or printing
and •ai1ing a11 reports and the ca.-unity va1ues survey
ror-..
The C1ient wi11 be responsib1e ror tbe cost of coaputer
services re1ated to processing the coaaunity va1ues survey
as we11 as any additiona1 co.puter services not envisioned
:Ln the SCOPE OF SERVICES .
The C1ient wi11 be responsib1e for keeping the Core Area
Citizen's Ca.aittee inforaed as to the scbedu1e of the pro-
gram and wi11 assist the Ca.aittee in those meetings where
the Consu1tant is not present .
Tbe C1ien~ wi11 be responsib1e for aaintaining the schedu1e
by providing the Consu1tant with inforaation re1ated to
the Study which be might reasonab1y request .
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INTEII..OFFICE
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Ka.rl.. Nol..l..e.nl::>erger, Di...rector of Pina.nce
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Add.J...t:l.ona.l.. Legal. Star£ -Mun.i..ci.pal.. Court
Febxu.ary 1..6, 1973
Aa di.rect.ed, X have met with the City Att.o%:n.ey, the Aaa:Lata.nt Ci.ty Atto.rney, the
Muni..c:Lp-.1 Judge • and the Mu.nici.pal.. Court Cl..erk. in reference to budoget i.mpl..i.cationa
of ~-fol..l..owi.n.g proviaions ...
1... An add~.:t:l.on.a.1. day o£ cou.rt ...
2. A ru:J..J..-t:Uae attorney to be h:Lred a City proeec::utor ..
3. Retention of the current proaecutor ... an A.aai.atant City Atto:z:ney on a. 2~ day
per week basis.
X feel. that the total. :hnpl..i..oa.ti..on.a for the year 1..973 ~d requ.1...re a budget
--.endme.nt oJ! $26,51..5. Th:Ls i.s excl..ua:l.ve of any ~-)._~ ~-wb..t..c:b. wi....1l..
Deed to be don.e to a.cc<JIIlllllOidate add.i..ti.onal.. personnel.. ...
'1'be enc:l..oaed atatam.e.n.t wi..l.l.. i.tem.:J...ze the nec::easary expend..f .. :tures to ac 1 te the
propo.ee.d l..evel.. o£ activity i.n Mu.nic:i.pa.l.. Cou.rt and the Ci..ty Attorney•• ofr:Lce ....
deta.""'"£'i.ed above ...
X ...__ cu...rrentl..y engaged w:.l.th the C.i±.y Att..c::»~ Ln an at~ to fJ..Dd. a 8U.i.tabl..e
---..na of hou.ai.ng tbi.a personnel.. and wLl..1 att~ to price ou.t: h..t..a ,..ri..ou.a
al..t.ernat:.ive.a for Counc:i~ to rev:i.ew. An -t:.:J..at:e at th.is ~ wou..1.4 be at: ~
$15,000.
Add.i.tion&l.l.y, X wou1d feel.. it j u•t.i'Lial:>l..e to inc:.:reaae the ~ted re'V'eDUe ~~
the court operation by $20,000 Lor the year 1..973. A re-eval..uati.an. o~ the budg'eted
eat:..i.m&te Lor Mun..i..c.i.,pal.. Court revenu-i.ndi.cat.ea that the 1.973 budgeted r-iqu.ra: .La
l.ow by approx..i.DwLtel..y $1.6 ,000. :x..ncrea.si..Dg the court a.ct..:Lvi..ty l..evel.. a.a out:.l.....S.ned
above ahou.l..d reaul..t in at l..eaat $4,000 ~ a.dd.:Lt:l..ona..1 re~•-
JUs soon a.a the esti...atea for re.aodel...i.ng coe-t.a are cc::..pl..eted., X w-1..1.1. fo~ t:.b--.
on to you.
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D.:L.rect.or of Fi..nan.ce -Encl...
City Attorney
Mun..i..c:ipal. Judge
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SaLaries
City Prosecutor (12,000 annua11y)
Mu.nic.i.pa1 Judge (21,000 a.nnua.L1y)
Mun.i..c.i..pal. Cou.rt cl.er:Lc:a1
Bene£ ita
Capital. outl..&y
Dic::t..tJ..ng Equ..:i...-nt
~ and Cha:l..r•
s~a. ChaJ...r•
lk::Jc:lkca••-P:Ll.e
o:rL:L.ce
Tz:av.1 5 ec::.n..rere.nce
M.J..sc:::e 11a.Deou.•
$ 10,000
4,1..92
3 ,900
2,37'3
J.,aoo
750
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l.,OOO
500
1,500
$ 26,51.5
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:K.a..rl.. Nol..l..enbe.rger, Di...rector of F:1...n.ance
DATa: February 16, 1973
A.a directed, :r. have ... t w :l :th th.e c.t.:ty A :ttc:u:ney, the A..-•J...ata.nt. c.t.:ty A~rney, the
Mun.ic:.i..pal.. Judg"e, and the Mun.io 1.pal.. Cou...rt Cl..exk .1...n r.Lerence to budg-et .i.ap1:1.cat.1...ona
of the fol..l..owinq proviaiona.
3. Retent:Lon. of the current proaecu.to.r an ~-~tant City Atto~ey on a 2~ day
per ~ baa:Ls-
X fee1 that the t.ota.1. ::t..p1ioat:i.on..a r.o.r the year 1.973 wou..l..d requ...i.....z:'e a bu.dqet
·-n,...nt o£ $26,515. nl.i..a .i..a ex.c.1.uaiv.e of any r..-ode.1.J...Dg c:b&nq-wh.i..ch w-i.11
need to be done to ac:c~te a~t.ior::toa.1 ,pe..rac::»nn.l...
Th..e .nc.1.oe.cl at&t.-.nt w:L11 i.~e t.b.e neceaea..ry ex:pendttu...re. to ac: ~te the
pr~ed 1eve.1 of acti..~ty :i.n Ml.url...c:1.pa1 Cou.rt. and the City A:tto:rraey•a o~:l..ce --
det&.i.1.ed. above-
X ~ c:u.rrentl..y engaged with the C:l.ty At~ in an at~ to :ri.nd a •u.t .:t.ab1.e
.....a.n. o~ hCJIU.S:l.ng th.J..a peraonn-:..1. and w:i....1.1 at~ to pr~ c::JUt. ~ ,.ri~
a1.ta%nat.ives for Counc:i..l.. to .revi.__.. An -t.1...ate at t.h1.a ~ VC'IliU1d be at 1--at.
$1...5,000.
A.Cid.i..ti..C'11Da1l..y, X 'WCJIIU..1d. fee.1. it ju.t.:i...L.i.ab1e to :i..nc::::rea-the ~"Ced. ~ ~
the c:c::JIQ...X"t ope.rat:i..oiD by $20,000 £or th• year 1.973. A ~~u.a1:..Laa of the ~
eat..t....t.e for Mun.i..c:i.pa-1 Cc::Jou.rt re~-:l.Dd;Lcat.. that tbe 1973 ~ f::l..gure ::l...a
1ow by app.:rox..i..a.ate1y $16,000. :x..ncr.._.1.ng the cc.tu.rt activ::l..ty 1_,...1 ._. ~
a.J:>ove shou.1d reau~t :l.D at 1-t $4,000 o~ add.::l..t:l..ona-1 :re'V"eDU.e.
As soon as the eat~t-for r~l...:l..ng c::oata are ~1.et:.ed, .l: 111r::l....1..1. Lo~ ~
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D~rector or F~ce
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C .i.ty Attorney
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For ~der of 1.973
Sa.1.ari.ea
City P:roaec:ut.or (12,000 a.n.nua11.y)
Mu.n.icip-.1 Judge (21,000 a..nn:ua1.1y)
Municipa1 Court c1.erica1
Dic:tat~ Equi.-nt
Deak.a and Cb&.t...ra
S.i.de c:::ba:L..r-.
Bc:Jolc:.c:::a.--P i1e
Supp.l...i.-
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Tz::ave.1 5 Con.fe..renc:e
M.:i...sce11..aneou•
Total..
$ 1.0,000
4,1.92
3,900
2,373
1..,800
750
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1.,000
500
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FROM: Karl. Nol..l..enberger, Director o~ F~ce
SUaJECT: Additional.. Legal. Staff -Mun..i..c..i..pal.. Court
~ directed, I have ...et with the City Attc:u::ney, the A.aa:l..ata.nt City A.tt.o~, the
Mu.n.ici.pal.. Jud.g'e, and the Mu.n.:l..c..i..pa-1. Cou...rt Cl..erk :l.n. rere.re.nce to budget :iapl..:Lcati.Cin&
o~ ~e fol..Lowing prov~a:Lona.
2... A fu.1.1-t.~ attorney to be hi...red a City p~.r ..
3... R.ete:nt.:Lon. or the cu..rrent prosecutor a.a an A.&s;L.t&.D.t City At:t..o.x::ney on a 2~ day
per weeJc:: baa :La •
X :fee1 that the tot.a.l.. i.apl...i.c:a.t.i.ons for the ye.a.r 1.973 W'OIU..l.d :requ:l..re a budget
asaendment o1! $26,515. This .i...& excl..uai.ve of any reaaode.l..i..nog c::ba.nqea vbi.cb wi.1l..
need to be done to acc~te a.dd.iti-on.al.. pe.rsonne.1.
The enc:l..oaed atat.-.ent w.i.l..l.. itemize the necea:aa.zy -.xperad.i..t:u.r.a to a t.e the
proposed l..evel. o£ acti..~ty i.n Mu.n.:l.cipa...1. Court and the ~ty Atto-z::ney•a o~.:l.ce ••
cSeta:I1ed above ...
:X .._ c::u.r:rent1y 4!!1:Dga<ged. w::i.tb the City Atto.rney i..n an -~ to 1!::l.:nd a au. .. i.:tab1.e
---.na o~ hc::liiU.ai..ng th:La person.ne.l.. and wil..l.. attempt to p:r~ CJUt hL8 va.r-Lc::JIU8
al..ternatJ..vea for Council. to .revi....,. An estimate at t.h.:l..a t..t.-WCJIU..l._d be at l...._.t
$l..S,OOO.
Add.i.ti..ooal..l..y, X wou1d fee1. it ju.at.i£.i..a.l:J.1.e to i..nc::rea.-the -~ted revenue -r.~
the court operati..on by $20.,000 for the year 1.973... A :re~t..J...c:::cl o~ t.bte ~
e:e~te for Mu.ni..c:..i.pa.1 Coa..rt re~e.a .i.n.d..ica.tes that t.be 1973 J::audqeted ~qu.re :La
1ov by approxi..xaa.t.ei.y $16.,000... :x..nc:r-eaa.i...ng the c:ou.rt activity 1eve~ .... ~
above aboul.d. reau..1t :Ln at l...east. $4.,000 o£ additional. r•~•-
Aa &OCID as the e.at..i•••:t:.e.a ~or res.ode1~ coats are cc-pl.-et.ed., .J: ~.1...1. :r"~ 1:.bea
c::N:l to you ...
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Director o£ Finance --Enc1 ...
cc: Ci.ty Attorney
Municipal. Judge
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Mun.:l..c:i..pa.l. Judge ( 21. • 000 a.nnua.1..1.y)
~pal. c:au..rt c::Le.r:i.c&1
cap.t..tal. out.:J..ax
D~ctatU><J ~t. .,...... .....s Chairs
S.l..de Cba.1.r:•
Boc:Jkca8e....:P L1e
Suppl..i-
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T~ve.l.. 5 ec::.n.re.re.nce
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3,900
2.373
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750
l.OO
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l.,OOO
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Add..it:l.onal.. Le.qa.l.. Sta.f~ -Mun.J..c.i..pal.. Court
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Peb.rua.ry 16, 1..97'3
A.a directed, :r have aet w.i.th the C:Lty Att.o:rney, the A.8a.Lata.nt C:l.t:y Attorney, the
~.i..cipral. Judge, and the .Mun:Lc:l.pa.1 c:ou.rt Cl.e:rk in reference to budget ~l.i..c:::a..t..i..ons
o~ ~· fol..l..owLng pr~:l.ons.
2... A ~1.1-t.:U.e attox:ney to be b.i...red •• a C:Lty prosecutor ...
3. Retention of the c::urre.nt prosecutor as an A..&aiata.nt Ci.ty Att..c;)z:ney on a 2a. day
per week basis ...
:z feel. that the t.ota.l.. :J..mpl..i..ca.t:i..ona ~or the year 1973 wou.1..d requ...:J...re a l:::Judqet
• ....,..,.....nt of $26,515. Thi..a La ex.c.1.uaive of any ::r.-ode.1.~ cbanqea wh:i.c::h wi...Ll..
need to be done to accc::::mllllOd& te addi t.i...ana.1 personnel. ..
'The encl..oaed statement -i.l.l.. :l.te:ad..&e the .nec::e..-_z:y e:xpe.nditu...r-to ac 4et.e the
proposed l..eve1 of ac:t:.Lvity in Mun:l..c::Lpa1 Cou..rt -.nd. the ~ty Atto~·· o~~.i..ce ._.
cS.eta'"lled above.
:x ._ currentl.y engaqed with the c~y Att.oz:ney .i...n an attelllpt to f:l..nd. a .u.:l.tab.l.e
--..ns of: hou.a:i..ng thi..s personnel. and. w:l..1.1 att.e.,pt: to price out b..i...-varioua
a1te..rnat.J..vea for Coun.ci.l. to rev-iew.. An e.t.t...te at tb..1...a ~ wou1d be at l.e&at
$15,000 ..
Add.it:i.onal..l.y, :r wc::JUl..d feel. .i..t ju.s~i.abl..e to Lncrea.ae the eat..f..r.ated revenue f:rc:..
the cou.rt ope.rat.1on by $20,000 for the year 1973... A re-e"9&1uati..on o~ the budg'eted
eat..i..m&te ~or Mun.icipr-.1 Cou.rt reve.n:u... ~d..i..ca.t.e:s that the 1.973 budqeted :figure :L..
1.c::Jiw by approx::l.mate.1.y $.1.6~000_ Inereas:l...ng-the court act.i.:v::i..ty 1eve1 a.a out1.1.ned
above ahou~d resu1.t .i..n at 1east $4~000 of addit1..oDa.l.. re~e ...
A.a soon a. a the eati.a&tes for re:.oode1..ing-c::o.ta a.re ca.p1.eted.. .% w1...1.1 ro~ 'th..-.
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D~rector of Finance -Encl..
City Attorney
Municipal. Judge
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Ci.ty Pra.ec:ut.o.r (1..2,000 &DDU&.l..l..y)
Mun.i..c:.J..pa1 Judge ( 21.. • 000 &I:U1U&.1.1y)
Mun:i..cipra1 Cc::Jtu.rt cl..e.r:i..c:&1
C&p.i..t-.1 ovt.I.ay
D:1..ctat.1.n.g Equ.i.,~t
DeeJc.-and Cb&:i.rs
S.t..de Cba..1...r•
Book:ca .. -:r~e
Su.:pp1:t...e.
$ 10,000
4,.1.92
3.900
2,373
1.800
750
100
400
1.000
500
1.500
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BY A't7.I."HORrrY
ORDINANCE NO. --===...., SERIES OF 1973
AN ORDx:NANCE AMENDING TXTLE V, .. CAREER SERV:r<::E•, OF THE •69 E.M.C. BY
ADDING A NEW CHAPTER THERETO, ENTITLED •ENGLEWOOD EMPLOYEE RELA.:TXONS",
CHAPTER 10, DEPXNING R.XGHTS OF EMPLOYEES TO ORGANrZE FOR THE PURPOSE
OF REPRESENTATION• D.ETE:R:I-UNATION OF APPRDP~ E.MPLO'YEE RE.PRESENTATXON
UN:r:rs; CERTXFICAT::I.ON A.Jo,.-xJ DECERTrFXCATXON PRCX:EDORES; HEA.RXNGS; XMPASSES,
GR.XEVANCES AND PROC.EDURA.L RIGHTS AND OBLIGATXON.S; AND DECLA.RING AN
EMERGENCY .
~t T1t1e V of the •69 E.M.C. is hereby amended by adding a new Chapter
to be Chapter 10, e.nti.t.l..ed •Eng1ewood. :e:.,p1oyee ReLa.ti..ona", to read. as
fol..1owa :
SECTXOti
5-10-1
S-10-2
S-10-4
S-10-5
5-10-6
S-10-7
S-10-8
5-10-9
S-10-1..D
5-10-11
S-l.O-l...2
S-10-13
5-10-14
Defi.n.it.i.ons
~l.oyee Rights
C:l.ty R.i.ghts
~1oyee Representation Uni.ta -Ce~icatioo -
Dete .a:mi.n.a. tion
Agreement -Bar F:1....11.ng
Cert.i.£i..ca.tion Po1..1.ow:i..ng E1eet~on
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The Defi..n.i..t.i..ons a.a used in t.h.i..s Chapter sha.11 be those
Oefi.ni.ti.ons adopted by Section 137:2., A..rt.i.c1e XV of the City
Charter.
E:mpl...oyees of the Ci...ty shaLl.. have the right to :fcu:m... join
and part.i..c:i.pate i...n th• act.i.v:i.t..i.es of e.apl...oyee orga..n.i.zati.o:ns o£
their own c:hoosi..ng for the ~-o£ rep:re•en.tat.i..on &11
matters of ..apioyee rel.a.t.ioo.s ...
EDI;p1oyee.a of the City a_1.•o ahal.l. have the right to refuse
to joi.n or part.i..c:i.prate. in any acti.vi.t.i-ea of emp1oyee orga.n.:1...z.&ti..CX18
and shal....l.. have the right to represent t.heaaae1vea i..nd.:J..vid.ua11.y i...n
their --.p1oya.e..nt rel..&ti.ona w.i.th the Ci..ty ...
No .-pl.oyee sha1-1 be .i.n.terfe..red. -:i.th, i..nt.ia..i..d&ted., ~ed..
coerced., or di...ac:::..r:iDl.:1....nat.ed. aq.a..i.n.at becau•e o~ the e.x.erc::::l..ae o£ these
rights.
~ Cr.I"Y IU:GH'TS
It .i.s the exc:1us.:i.:ve right of the Ci:ty to dete..x:....i.ne the -.issi.oo.
of each of its constituent depa.rt:IDe..nt:., l::ao&.rds and ~ai.CJID.S,
cona.i....ste.nt with the prO'V'ia:i._ons of this A.rt.i.c:l.e, and to -t ata.ndard.a
of servi..c:e to be offered to the pu.bl...i.c:., and exerc:l...ae contra~ and
discretion its organization and operati.ona.
It i.s a1so the exc1uai.:ve r:i.g:ht of the City to d:i..rect. ~te:
emp~oyeea, take diac1p1inary action for proper cause, rel...ieve ~ta
emp1oy.._. from duty because of Lack of -ark or for ot.b.e..r 1egit~te
reasons • and dete.%:JII..i.ne the --~ • --.ana • and ~annel... by wb..i.c:b.
the C1ty•s ope.rat.i.on. a.re to be condu.C"tedJ. p.rc:JV"'idecl, ~. th.at
the e:xerc:i.ae of such ri..ghta doea not prec:1-uc:Se em,p1oyeea or th.e.i.r
re.pre...sent.at.i.ve...s frc:ml cOII:l..Lerr:i...nc;J or ~:l..ng q~e-va..nc:::ea &bou.t the
p.ra.ct.i..cal... consequences that dec:~..i..ona on these -tt.ers -.y have
wages, hours, and ot..he.r ter.a and con.d .. S.:t..l..OD.S of e-p.l...o~t-
(a) A pet.i.ti..on :ror ce.rt.i.fi..cati...CIIO o~ an. ~1~ orqan..i .... za:ti..on as the
majority repre..senta.t:.l..ve of an approprL&te --.p1oyee representation
u..n...i...t, or for the deteJE:a.i..nat.i..CXl of a.n app.rop.ri...ate ~1oyee repre-
aent.a.ti...on un.i.t (herein ~t~ c::::-...11ed. a Petition for Cert.i.f.:l....cat.i..on
or for U.n.i..t Cert . .i...f.i.ca..t..i..an) IIIIB.Y be f.i....1ecS by an ~.l...oy-o.rqa.ni..zat..l...on..
(b) Such a. pet..i..ti..on -.ay al...ao be £.:L.l...ed by' the D.:Lrec-t.or' oL Per.c:x:ul.e.l...
in the event that two or .o-re ~.l...oyee o~~ .ro~1...1y
c:.La:i.Dt to represent a -jor.:i..ty of the a-p1oyeea .:i...D the ___. or
over1a.pp.i.n9 empl..oyee repr--..:atat..:l...cn un..J..t.s.
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(c) :Ln the deteJOD...i...r.tat.i..on o.f appropr.i.a.t.e emp.l.oyee rep:resen·tat...i.on
units, the fol...1ow-i.ng £actors, .uDOng others, ah&.l..l. be considered
by the Cc:xmn.ission:
(l..) The unit that wi..l.l. a..ssu.re emp.l.oyee• the ~.l.e.st
freed.cut i..n the ex:er~e of rights gra..nt.ed pu.rsua..n·t
to the Cba..rter and this T:f..t.l.e ...
(2) The cc:::eaau.n..i.ty of :l..n.terest of the empl..oyees.
(3) n:..e h...i...ato.z:y o~ .-pl.oyee rel..&ti.on.s .:Ln the u..n.i.t, .-...oog
other -1iP10Y'.._. o.f t.be City, and :Ln sim..i.l..a.r pub.Li..c
~1~t ...
(4) The effect of the unit .i..n the e£-ric::Le.nt ~rat.i.on of
the pub.1.:l..c aerv.i...c:e and sound <M~t.p.l.oyee ~t.i..on.s.
CS> Tbe effect on the ~ting cl.&•ai..f.i..c::a.t1..0D •tru.c:tu.re
of di~ a •:l..ngl..e c:.L&.s•::L.f1...oat.1..on aaong '1:-w'o or
..ore un..:l..t-8-
(d) The Cc:m:a:n.i...&s:Lon sbal...1 conduct a. hearing on -cb contested
em,pl.oyee representa.t.i...on u.ni.t on.l.y after f.i...ra:t q .:l.:v:i.ng the
emp1oyee organ_i.z:a.t.i.on. conce.rned. and the D:Lrector of Pe.rsonne.l.
reasona.bl..e not..i..ce of the t~ and p:l..ace of such hea..r:l..n.g. 'The
c:ou.n.i..ssi.on may requ._i.re the pa.rti.e.a c:::once..z::ned to suJ:::.ait such
add..i..ti.ona..l. .i.n.fo:z:mat.i..on and .... te:ri.a1 as .i.t dete..a::wd...ne• proper
and necessary. The CoamU...&s.i.on aha.11 -..ke the dec:Lsi.con on the
appropr:La.te unit an.d i.•sue the notice thereon ..
(e) Aq:reetaent o~ the parties :L.nvo1ved. on the scope of a..ny 4!!!11ap1oyee
representation unit :L.s subject to the ec--..:L.aa::l.oo • a ~•
that such unit :La appropriate ..
~ CE:RTXFXCA.TION -PROCEDURE
Procedure for an.i..t dete~t..i..on or c:::e.rt...j.1.J....cat.i.oo aba...l...1.. be _...
fo11ows::
(a) A11 pet.it.i....ona for ce.rt..J...f:Lcation or urU.t det..e..ra.i..nt:Loo sba.11 be
:Ln writing an :forBUS p:ro~d.ed by the c:c-.i.as.i.oo., a.ba.11 be ai.gned
by a du~y autbori.z:ed rep.re.se.n.t.at..i.ve or ::l.nd.i..~dua.1., and ah&11
conta..i..n a. decLaration by the person s:.Lqni.nq that :.Lt.& contents
are true and correct to the be8t of h_:,Ls k:n.CJIW'1edqe and be.L:Lef _
The ori.g.Lna.1 and two copies of aai..d petition aha11 be ~:L1ed.
with the CCX~mli.ssion ..
(b) Contents -A petition for cert.i1.icat:ion or for UD.it ~t..i.c:la
a.ha11 contain::
(l..) The ~ ... add..xe.s• a.ad to1e~ ~ of be
pet:Lti.o.ner and oL a de..a:Lgn.ated represeot:.at..i.,. aat..bori...&ed
to receive noti..cea or .r~ts for .i.n.:fo~tion.
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(2) The na.:m.e and a.ddre:ss of the City De_pa...rt:m.e.nt or
Depa..rt:::xzaents i.n W'h.J._c:b the affected e:mp1oyees are
emap1.oyed, and the n~LD~~e, address and tel.epbone
number o f a JD&Q.&gemeDt representative of said
depa.rbaent. or depa.rt:::..:n.t...s.
(3) A descript.i._on o~ the empl.oyee :rep:re.sentat.i.on u:n.J..t
c1a..i...1:Ded. to be a.PJ?ropriate, the eat.~te.d n :u:mbe..r of
empJ.oyee:a :Ln such unit, the c1a.s&i..f.i.c::::a.ti.on (a) of
t!!!llllp1oyeea therein, and the eet.iDa.t..ed number o~
.-pl.oyee• in --cb cl.asai.ri.cation.. x..:f a.1.1 positions
in any c:Lass.J...£icati..on a..re not prapoaed to be i.n.c1uded
in the u.ni.t, 1~ta or de.cri..ption.. of the pol!l.iti...on.s
to be :i.nc:1u.ded and excl..uded. •ha.L1 be -t forth.
(4) The z:::r.a-.e.a, acSd.res-and te1epb.ccae ~..r of --.pl.oyee
o.rqa.n.izati.on..s ot.her t.h&n the pet.:J..t..:l..onar .1_£ pet..i..t.i..aoe.r
is an e.p1.ooyee orga.n.:i..z&t.iCJD, ...,o to pet.itiex1e.r• • best
Jcnorwl.edge and beJ..i.er cl..&~ to repreaent any of the
-p1.oyeea in the a11.eqed..1y appropriate unit, a..nd. a
bri.ef . descript.i..on i.f Jcnown or the w:r:i:tte.n. ag:r.....an.t..s ..
iL any, ccrve.ring any 4!!!1Blp1.oyeea .i..n .-u.ch unit.
(5) Any other rel..e"V"&.Dt. ~eta.
(6) A at&t81111111!!l.Dt of the action sought f~ tb• C~si.oo.
5-1.0-6 DECERI:":J:F'XCATION -PROCEDURE
(a) A petition for deoe~ica.t.i..on a1.J.eqinq 't.hat a ce.rt.j_f.ied.
..-pJ.oyee orga..n..i.:zati...on no 1ongc.r :repr-enta the --.jority o~
th• -.p1oyees i...n an app:rop.r.Late eap1oyee rep:re..aenta.t..i.ao un.:Lt
--.y be ~i.1ed by an emp1oyee orga.ni.zat:Lao, a a.i..ng1e -.p1oyee,
or & qroup of exap1oyeea or thei...r representative. 'rhe pet.i..t.i.CIID
~or deee.rt.i..fi.ca.t.i.on. sha.11 be: :l..n wri.ti..ng and •igned. a.n.d aha11
conta...f...n a decl...&.rat:J...on by the pe.raoz:1 a:l..q.n.i.nq :l.t t.b.a:t it:a caotenta
are true and co.r.rect to the be•t o£ his Jcn_ow-1edge and be.1i~ _
"ft1e o.ri..q:i....D&1 and two copies eha11 be ~:l.1ed w-1.:t.h the ec-.iaa:Lao_
(1) The na..e. add.re:.aa, and tel...ephODe n~ of the
pet.i.ti..oner and • designated :repreae.n:ta.t.:l.ve aut..bori&ed.
to receive not.ic:ea or requests for .i..nf~tion_
(2) The ~ a.n.d &dd..reaa of the c:ert.i...f.i..ed ~l.oyee.
o:rqa.n~t..i...on.
(4) A da8cription o~ the .-p.1.oyee rep.rea.e.nt.ati011 un.i.t
:i..Dvo..1.v.d and the a.pp%."CCIX..i..aate ~ o~ ~1oyeea
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(5) The rwuoe, a.dd..re..ss, a..nd te1epbane. nu::mber of a..ny
emp1oyee org.a..n.:i...zat.i.on., other tba..n the ce.rti..f.ied
emp1oyee organization, -ho to petitioner•s best
Jc:n.o-1edge and be1i._ef c1..a...iDa.s to represent any
emp1oyee.s i...n the e:m.pl..oyee rep.re..sentat..:i.o.n un.i...t.
(6) The e.xpi..ra.t.i..on. date of any -ritte:n a.qreeaaent
covering empl..oyees in the unit.
(7) An a.J..l.ega.t.i..o:n or st&te:ment tha.t the certified
empl..oyee orga..n.i...z&ti.on no 1onger is the majority
repre..se.nta.t.i.ve o.f the Elalpl..oyees :i..n such unit..
(B) Any othe..r rel.eva.nt facts.
(c) Wi.th:i..n five days after the f.il..::L.ng of a petition for dec:ert.i.-
f.i..cat..i..on, the petitioner .s.ba-11 s-u.l:xai.t to the ec:.-.i.&si.on
evi.de.nce and ::L.n£o.Jr::D:~rat.i...on that at 1..ea..st 30• of the e.ap1..oyeea
.i..n the u:n..i.t do not deai..re to be represented :L.:n their emp1..oryme.nt
:rel...&t.i.on.s by the ce.rt.i.fi...ed. esap1oyee o.rqa..n...i...za.t.ion. 1:£ such
evidence a..nd i..n..fo:ca.ati.o:n i.s not t..iDle1..y subat...i.tted. • the Caa.D.i.ssi.OIID.
--.y d.:i....sm.i.ss the petition. A pet..it:l.on for dece..rt..1..fi..ca.t.i.on may
be acc::c.npa.n.j..ed by a pet:i.t.i..on for ce.rti.fi..cat.i.on.
~ AGREEMENT -BAR Fl:L:rNG
A va.1i..d written agreement between the City and a. c:e..rti.:fi.ed
e:mpi.ayee o:rgan..i...za.t..:i.o:n, cove..ri..n.g wages, hours and other terJDS and
condi.ti..ons of empl..oynte.nt of enapl..oyee.s i..n an app:ropr.i.at.e -.pl..oyee
representation u.n.i.t sha.11 bar the .fi..1i.ng of a peti.ti..on for cert.i..-
fication or a petition for decertification of a majority representative
for such rm..i..t duri...n_g th.e term of auch written ag::ral!!!!llllll!nt, not e.xc:eed..i..ng
two years except as provided herein _
S-10-S NO'Tl:CE AND HEARI.NGS ON P.E'TY:T:X.ONS
(a) Upcu::l the fi..Li...":l.g of a petiti..oD for ce.rt.j_f:i..c:at..i...on. or ~or unit
de~ti..an, or .. pet.it.i...on f.o.r dec:e.rt.:l..f:i..catioo.. the c~.si.an.
shal..1. fox-ard copies thereof to the Director of Pe.rSCIIDl:1e1 and
other &.ffecte:d man.agement repre.ae:o:ta.ti.ve.s .and each of the
emp1oyer orga..n..i..z.ations that appera.r to be .:l..nt.ere:sted. :Ln the unit
for wbic::b the petition .i...s f~ed.
(b) 1£ the Ccanm.i..ss.i.on deteXDLi.nes that the petition i..& .uf£.i..c::i..ent .._.
to foz:m. and content, i..t may set the matter for publ..i.c hearing
at i..ta regu1.&r rneeti.ng. If a pub1ic hea..ri..J::ag i..s o:rd.e.red.. the
C~si..OIIl. sh.a-11.. give i..ntere.sted part..i..es at l..ea.&'t ten days prior
written notice of the t.:L.e a.nd p1.&c::e o-f -...id hea..ring _
(c) "1"he C~s.i.on -.y conduct a pre·-heari..nq con:ferenc:e with interested
pa.rt.i_. prior to a he.aring :for the purpoee o:J! c.J..a..r~g .J.....sue. •
obtai.n.inq sti..puLat..ion.a. and. ta..k..:1.nog ot..ber ac::t.i...c::lns to expec:l..i.te the
hearing_
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(d) Rea..rinqs sha.11 be 1.i.m..:i.t.ed to matters noti-ced for he.a._:ri.ng wh..i..c:h
reLate to representation, :i.nc1ud:i..ng dete.z:m....i_n.at.i.on of a.n a.pprop:ri.a.te
empl..oyee repres.ent.at.i.on uni.t, the cert.j__f:i.cat:i..on or decert.i.f.i.ca.t.i.on.
of a "majority represe.nta.ti.ve, the ho1di...ng of a..n e1ec:·t.i..on or ot.her
means of asce.:rtad .. ..n..i..ng represe..nt&t:L:::nl. ..
(e) Xn a.ppropri..a.te ca.se.s the Cc:m.D..i.ssi.on may co:n..so1idate for he.a..r.i..ng
two or u.ore represe.nta.t..i..on proc:-eed.i...ngs ..
(f) The Comm..i..ssi.on sha.l..1 proceed to dete:cm.i..ne al..1 :1..ssues or ma.tters
in dispute, .i.n.cl..ud:i...ng, but not 1i.m...i.ted to, the scope o£ the
a.ppropria.te emp1oyee represe.nt.a.t.ion un..i.t or u..n.:i.t.s, whether to
direct a secret l:.o.a1l...ot e1ecti..on., d::i...sm..i..ss the pet..:i.:t.i.on or ta.Jc..e
other ap_p:rop.ri...a.t..e ac:ti..on ..
(g) X£ the c:.c:.:.ni.ssi.on orders an el..ecti.on to be he.1d, it sba..1.1. al...so
dete..rmi.ne the prra...rt..j...e:a to appear on the ba1l..ot, the fo.%:111 o£ t.be
ba.11ot, the emp1oyees el..i.g.i..bl..e to vote, the ru.1..es qove.r:n.i..og the
el..ec::t.i.on, and the date, t.i.Dte and pl..ace o£ the e.1ec:t.i_c:::an.. E1ect.i..c:xn:
aba11 be he1d w.i..thi..n t.hi..rty ca.1e.nd&..r days o:f: suc:::h order; p:rov:Lded
that the time for a..n e1ect.i..oc may be extended by the ec..n...L.-s..i..on
for good cause shown.
(h) The Cammiss~on may, but need not, re-hear or reconsider any
d...i..sputed ma.tter if a. writt.e.n. request th.ere.for .i..s f..i..1ed w.i.t.h..i..n
seven business days o:f the date the ec-.:i..ss..i..OD. • s deci....&.i..OID. ~
:i..•.au.ed.
(.i.) The ec:::.r.d....ss.i.on :may deterDL.i...ne DWLjor.i.ty repre.se:ntati...CID status on
the basis of a..n. a.uthori.zed card c:hec:Jc. or si.m..i..l..a.r ba&i.sJ but City
-....nagerae.nt or any emp1oyee orqan..i...za.ti.on party to a repreaen:tat.i.on
p:roceed:i...n.g sba11 be ent.i..t.l..ed as a matter o:f :r:i.gbt to a secret
baL~ot e1ecti.on upon written :requ_e..st. therefo r .
(j) X.n. the event a1l.. part i.e• agree to a c:a.rd check o r a. ai.Dt...i..J....ar
..et..bod of a.scerta.;i....n..ig ma.jori.ty repreae..nta..ti.on status, the
ec:.-..i..aai.on m.c;;.y use that method to detez:m..i..ne the wishes o.r the
-.p1oyees.
(k) Upoon. cc:-~p.1et.i.on of .i..ts i.nvesti.gati...on, the c:.c::..a.i..ss~n ahal..1
--.Jc.e a. de~t...i..on. of the &PP:ropr:i.a.t.e erap1oyee repre.se.n:_tat...i.on
un.i. t, a..nd i.:f appropri.a te, aha 1.1 c:::ert.if-y the .na:sne o:f the emp1oyee
orq.a...n.i..z.&ti.o:n, :i...f any, that ba.B been designated as the.:Lr repre-
ae.ntat.i..ve by a. majo.ri:ty of the empl..oyee.s :i.n the a.pprop:r.i...at.e
empl..oyee rep.resenta.t.i.on. un..i.t.
~ CJ::RTJ:F:J:CATLON FOLLOWING ELECT::r::ON
Notwi.thstan.d.i.ng a.ny other provision hereof, an ~1.oyee
orqani...za.t.i.on sba.11 on.l..y be e1.igi.b1e for cert.i.fic:a.t.i.on fo..l.l..OW".i..ng
e1ecti.on i.£ either:
(1..) "1'b&t emp1ayee o~t.i.on has :rece.i..ved the vote of
a nu.e..rica.1. -.jo:r.i.ty o£ al..l.. the e1.igi.bl..e .-pl..oyee.s
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i.n the e:mpl..oyee representation unit .in which the
e..1.ecti.on was hel..d (i.e ., so• pl..u.s one o:f the 'VOte.&
of a....l.....l. e.L:i..gi.b.l..e eD~Pl..oyees), or
(2) lli."'be.never a.t l..eaat si...xty per cent of the total.. number
of el...i.gi..b1e empl..oyees .in the unit have voted i..n any
el..ect.i..on or run-off cl..ection,. a..n cmpl..oyee orqa..ni.zat.i..on
may be el...iqi.bl..e for certification i£ it ha.s received
a numeri.c:a.1 ma.jority of a.l.l.. votes cast i..n the el..ect.i.on
(~.e-r so• o£ the votes cast pl.us one).
(For ~1e: I£ 100 en.p1oyeea are e1i.q:i.b1e to vote
in a...n el..ecti.oc.,. but oo...l.y 59 act~y vote, an em:p1oyee
organ.J..z.t.i...on BlUSt obta.i.n Sl. 'V'Ote..s for ce.rt..if.i..cat.i.on..
I£ 90 emp.1.oyees vote, an e:m:pJ..oyee orga.n.j..z&t...Loo JBU.&t
rece..i.ve at 1--st 46 votes to be c::e.rt.i..fi.ed.)
5 l..O 10 OBLIGATION TO MEET AND CONVER -MEMORANDUM OF UNDEBS"rANDING
(a) Obl.igati...on to nleet and con.fe..r :i..n gc:x:>d £a.i.th -The City Manager
or other repre.sent.at.i.ve as may be p:roperl.y desi...gnated by him,
aba.1.1. meet a..n.d confer i..n good :fa._:l.th rega..rdi.ng "Wage&, hours a...nd
other te..x:xns and cond.i.t.i.on.s of empl..~t w-ith represen.ta.t.i:ves
of auc:h cert..i.f.i.ed e:mp1.oyee. orqa.n.i..zati..on a..& he.re.:l...nabove de.f:i..ned.
and &h&..1.1 cons.i..der £u.11y auc:h proposa~ as are made by the
emp1oyee orqa..ni.z.a.t.:i.on.s on beha.1f of .ita DIIII!IIDbe..r: prior to a...r:r.i.:vi..ng
at a de~ti.on of po1i..c:y o.r course o£ action..
-Meet and Confer .in Goood Fai..th-~ that the City Na.naqe.r, or
such :repre.se.ntat..i.ve a• he -.y desig:nate, and rep.reae.nta.t.i.vea of
ce.rt.i.£i.ed emp1oyee o.rqan.i....zat.i..ona, sha..11 have the ~tu.a1 ob1i.gat.:i...oln
to pe.r-s.o.na.l..~y meet and confer w::i.t.h.in a reasonab1e ~qtb of ~
.:l...n order to exc.ha.nge f.reel..y i..nfor.wat.i..oD., opi..n...i.ons and P~-
The ob1i.ga.t.i..on to .-eet and coa.fe.r :l..n good f.a..1..t.h ~.11 c •a.-on<=e
or pri-or to May 15, 1973., and CD the ~ a.ate ::1...n aubaequ.ent yera.ra
un1e.s• S&..i.d date i..• c:banged pu.rsua.nt to the ~ of the Hl!!!mo.:raa::uhua
0~ Understa.n.d..:i..ng-
(b) "-c:u::a.nc2um o~ Understa..nd..ing -If agreement ~ :reac:bed. by repre-
sent.at.i.ve of the offi.ce of the City Ma...l::::laqe..r and c:e..rt.i..:r":Led emp1oyee
o.z"g&n.i..za.t.i..o:n or o.rga.n.:Lza.t..i.ans • they sha11 joi.n~y prepare a
written Memorandum of Understanding. Sai..d Memo~~ of Under-
at.a..nd.:Lng c:ona:titutes a mutua.1 rec=~ndati.OD to be jo..:l..nt.1y sub-
-..i.tt.e.d to the City Counci..1 on or before Ju..1y 1, 1973 and CD
Jul..y 1 o£ the a..nn.i.ve.r~ry date of aa..i...d MeiDora.ndum of t::lnd.ersta.nd..i..ng,
or at a l..a:ter date in the event negot.i.At.i..o.n.s are reopened.
(c) The Memo.:randu::m of Unde.rat:a.nd.i..n.g sha11 not be b~ U:POift the
prrart..i..es, ei.the..r i..n -who1e or in part, unti...l. a majority of the
~rs of the ce.rt..i...fi..ed. ~l..ayee orqan.:1...z&ti.~ ab&l..l.. have
.z:ati.f::Led. sa..i..c:l Memo.z:a.ndt...-by --.jor::ity vote, and un~.1 the City
Caun.c.:i...l. s.h.a1..l. :
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(1} Act by ma j ority vote to fox:ma...1....1y a.pp.rove .sa..J_d
Mem.ora.ndu:m o f understa.n.d.i..ng _
(2) E.nact.s necessa..:ry ameyvJment.s to a...11 City Ord.i.na...nce.s
requ..i....red to :i.m.p..l..e::me..nt .sa.i.d Memcu:a.nd.u:m. of O nd.e..r:sta.nd.:f..n_g
by gene.ra.1 1eg:Lsl..at.i.on_
(3) Act to a.pp.:rop.ri.a.t.e: necessa..ry funds requ...i..red to i..Dlpl..ement
the fu.l..1 p.rov:i...sions: of the Mol!!Dao:ra.:ndum of onde.rsta.nd..i..ng
wh..i.ch requ..i..:res fund.i.:nq ...
(d) Subsequent to the execution o .f the Mesao.ra.ndum of Und.er:st.aiuJ.i..ng
and during the pe..ri..od. of t~ said Mealuora..ndum of Ond~g is
pen_d..:.i....ng before the City Counc::i.1 for a.ct.i..rm., .ne..i:ther the recogni •ed
~1oyee organ..i.....za.t:i..on or the..i...r i..nd.i..v-i..dua..l.. ..e:mbe.rs, nor ma..nag~t
aha11 &.P"JM!tr&.r be.£ore the C.i:t:y CC~~Un.C11 or meet w.i.tb u.e:mbe:rs thereof
ind..i..v:i.dua.~y .. to advoc:a:te any oi!UIII!U:l.dme.nt, a.ddi.ti..rm, or de.1e·t.i..on to
the t.e.z:m.s and c:ondi.t.i.ons of the ~:r.~~...n;dum o£ Onderst.and.i..:.ng ...
::1:£ th.e approp.ri.a.te C:i..:t:y rep.reaen:tatJ..ves a..nd. the representatives
of .a ce.rti..f.i.ed e:mp1oyee org:a..n.i....z;;t.;Lon reach an --i 'lllpiP••e, the. .matte..r ~
be subm.i.tt..ed for fact f:i..ndinq and -...edLa..t.i...o:n to the Boaz:d of c.a...z:.ee.r
Service c:.c.nm.i.ss.i...one.rs, as prO'Iiri.cSed by Sect..i....oln 1.37::: B., Arti..c1e xv,
--.ended, of the Ci.ty Charter ...
x.n the event the~ accept the r-c= ,_t:J....c:::l:ru of the
Ca.ma.i.ss:Lo.n. then such :reccywnend,at.i..oo:::ls Sba..l...1 be ~ted aa a~
o f t:ln..de.rst.a.nd..i.ng pu...rsu;a..n_t to 5-10-10 ...
S-1 0 -1.2 GRZEVANC:E:S
(a) Pu.rpros:e -The pu.rpoose o£ the qrie'V'a.Dee p:r ' , . .._, :i..a to pro'V'i...de a
just a.nd equ..i.......&bl..e :..et.hod. for the re::ao1uti.otn o£ qrieva:nces w~.:thou_t
di.ac.ri.3:ai.n& t:.i.a:n • coercion • .restra...i...n_t o.r repri..sa.l.. aga....i..ns;t any
-.p.l....oyee who -.y &uJ:::.Ri..t or be i..nvo.J..ved :i.n a g:r:i..evance_ ~1.oyee:s
w.ay be :repreae.n:t.ed by pa..rt..i..e.s of tbe..i....r Choice at any stage of tl'1e
qr.Le-va.nc:e p::rocechLre-
(b) De£in:l..t..i..OID -
(1) ·G~ce• waea.n.s • ~l..a..1..nt by an -.p..J...oyee com rrdn.g
the .i..nt.erp:reta.ti.on or app1.i..c::&t..i..c::an of the p:rov:i...a:..i...c::lln.s of
the He:mcu::a:ndum of Unde.rsta..nd.i.ng or of ru.J..es and requ.-
l...a ti.on..& cove.ri...ng peraonne1 pra.ct.ice or worlc..i.ng c:c:.2:d:i..t..i..ooa •
...tU..c:b ccmpl..a...i.nt ha..& not been re:ao~ved &a:ti..a..f.act.or..i....l.y in
an .i..n£o~1 --..nne.r between the ~1oyee and hi.& t 1iate
.-upe.rviso.r-
(2) •Bus:l.ne.as nay• ..aa..na ca1enda:r da~ e:xc:.1us.i..ve oL Satu..rclaya ,
Sunda-ys , and 1ega1 ho.1ida:ya_
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(1) An empl...oyee is enc:ou.r.a.qed to d:i..scu.-as hi.& OCID!P.l..a..1.nt.
w:i..t.h b..i...s immediate supe.rvi..so:r_ 'n::l.e ;..,..a;•te supervisor
w:i..11, upc:::u1 request of an ~~oyee, discuss tl1e eDrp1oyee•s
ccmrp1a..i..nt 'W"it.h h.i.J:n at a. DD:J.t:ua.1.1.y sa.t..i...sfa..cto.ry t.:i..2:De_
(2) Depa.r1::::zDe:n.t Heads s.ba...l...l.. have the :re.s_pon..s:i.bi.1ity to.: (a.)
atte:ra.pt to :re.so1ve the g-rievan.c:e7 (b) info~ an e.ua.p.Loyee
of any 1.i.mi:tation of the depa..rt::D~ent • s autho.ri:ty t.o ~.1.y
re.so1ve the ~; and (c) supp1y the e:mp1.c:::loyee 'With
the neces.sa..ry i.n.fo%m&t.:i...oiiD. to p.rc:::JoOeS• ~ ~ to
the proper agesu::y or a-uth..o.r1ty _
(1) W:i.:t::lrl..n th.:i...rty c:a.1.etnda.r days :£:rc:=-. the oc:~ o.f the
--t:t.e.x: on 'W'hic:::h a COBIP__l_a.i.:nt is based., or V"i:th.~ £i.,..
business a..ys :froal h..:i...s k:nov1.ed.ge o:f suc:b ~ ..
~ ~.ion, an eaap1~ _.Y me a fc::o::=-..1 -vri tt:.e:n
g:ri..eva,nce_ Five c:opi.ea of the ~:ta..l. ~
fo:r:J::~. sb&11. be ccxmp.1.eted by the e:zapl...oyee .stati..ng the
nature o£ the qr:1eva.nce a:nd. the reme-dy he ·reque.ats ~
_his de~ :mana~t-The empl..ayee sha.11 ~
two cop:i.e:s to b.i..s :i..J:Imaed.i.a t.e aupe.rvisor, cx:ue to the
Pe.rsonne1 Di....rect.o.r, CliDe to <l!!!!mp1oyee o::rgan.i..&ati.c:xo and
.reta..i.n the f.:i..fth. copy-
(2) Wi..th..i.:.o. £i"Ve bu.si.ne.s:s da~ the 1.....-d;.at.e superv:i...-o::r
aha.1.1 g:i.ve hi.& cSeci.a:i..ca :in ~t.i.ng to the .-.p1..oy_.
OD. the o ::r:iqin&.1 c:::oopy o:f the grieva.ncet _
(3) Within ~ve bua~ Clays .frc::.R hi.& rec:e.:i..pt. o f t::be
supe.rv:i...so :r•s ~i.:tte:n dec:.i.s.i..os=t. and u.s ·i.ng the~
ori...qi..na.1 copy of the g:r:i.~ fo%28, the emp.1.oyee -y
appeal. to hi...s De~ .Bead __
(4) Within ten bua~.s days .frc.a the :rec:e.:i...pt of the
esap1oyee • s qrieva.nce, the De~ Bead or b.L5
de..a.:i..g::n;aqe.d .representat.i:ve vh.o baa not bee:D :!...nvo~ved
with the gri.eva...nc:e .i..n p~.r ~. .aba11 wak_e a
t:::h.o:r'0'&1g:b .review of the ~ • ...ee:t: with the prra..rt.j..es
i..rrvo1ved and give a -wr-i-tten ~:i....oo to the ~1oyee-
X£ the ~t Head or h...i..s -.S..~gnat.ed. represen:tat.1..ve
£.ai.1. to give a dec:is:i.CXl at the 1eve1 w _1:t:hi.n the
-:pec:i..£.i.ed t.:i..De Li:m:i.t, 't:l:'&e £~1 ~ wi11. be
c:o.n..a:l..de.red aett1.e.d .i.n favor or the .-p:Loyee :i..n t:be
-....nner .Ln ·Wh.ic:b the 'll!laP1oyee stated h.:l...a de:s.i...red
settl..~t. in b.i.a wz::::i.:t:t.en grievance_
(5) W:i..1:hin. ten nu..J..ne.sa days f.r~ :rece:lpt of the ~t
Head • • dec~.i...oft the ~.1oyee -.y appeal.. the dec:i..ai..o!D to
the City Ma..na.ge.r_
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"":n:le C.i.ty Ma..n..a.qe..r sha1.1 .render a 'Writ-.....en deci..s.i...CID
~th.in fi. ve c:a.1enda..r days :frc:sa .rece.i...pt o £ em.p1oyee • •
g rievance_ 'Zb-e emp.Loyee. .ma:y ·w·.i..:t h.i.n t:wen:ty days a.ppoea.1
the Ma...r.la..g-e.r•s dec.1..s:Lon to t.be c.u=eer .5e.r'vice c.c::m.:a.:i....s.i....on
whose det.ezDd...n;at.L::In thereon sha..L1.. be £.i...:J::la.1-
1n order to prov1de an e££ect...i.ve :mechanism Whereby d.i....&a.qree.aent
bet-een cert.i..f:i...ed e:mp.Loyee organ.i..zation.& and ma.na.qe:me.nt co~ the
inte.rpreta.t.i.on or app1.i...c:a:t..i~on of any of th-e _prov:i....si.on.s of th-e .Memo:ra:n.d:u:m
of tln.d.e..rstan.di...ng af..fect.i..ng the rights o~ the pa..rt.:i..e..s o:r the ._o:rlc:..i..ng c.on-
d.i.t.i...on:s of a s.i_sn-i-f:i...ca..nt1y .l...a.rqe .nu:mbe.:r of emp1oyees J..n the unit may be
e.££ect.i..ve1y reso1ve:d., the .folJ..CI!W"iD.q p.rocedu.z:es aba..11 be fo11c::JWI!ed.:
(a) w:be:re the rec:ogni red oe:m:pl...oyee orga.n..i...zat.i.an baa %.'1!!11&.SCJIID. to be1i..eve
that Ba&na.g~t .i...s not co-z:rectl..y i.nt.e.rp.:ret.i..Dg or app1y"i.ng any o£
the prov-i..s:i..c::l:l..s of the .l!!lem.cn::a..ndum o£ 0~ .sa.i..d. e:mp.1oyee
o :rq.a:n.i.zati.o:::J ~y :request .i..n writ.i.nq that a. DIII!!M!:t.:i...n.g be he.1d w1th
the De~t R ead to make effect..i.:ve :r-c ndat.:i..OCC:.S for the
re.so1uti-on o:f the ma:tte.::r with copies to t..b_e Di.rec:::t.c::a.r of Per•~
Suc:b -r1tten. request :&~1 set .fo.rth :i..n deta.:i...1 the :f.&ct..s g..i.v-i..Dq
rise to tl1e reques--e for the Dteet.i..n.g a.nd sJ:J..a.11 set £o::rt.h proposed
recommendations sought_
W.i.th_i_n ten bu..si...ne.ss da.ys: o£ rece..i.pt of the request for suc::h
meeting t..._;.e pra.rt.i..e..s ._i..l.1 meet for the purpose of d.:i....&c:u:.aai.ng and
attempting to :reso1ve the agreeaaen:t.s.
(b) Wi..th.i.n fi..ve bu.s.i..ne.as days of au.c::h meeting a..nd in t:h.e even:t the
matter i.s not sa.t.i..s£actc:'tr-i.1y reso1V'ed. the e:a~p1oyee organ.iz.ati...o:n
sha.1.1 ha.ve the :right to ....eet -i.th tbe pr.i..n.c ipa.1 representatives
o£ th-e City W'ho have authority to reso1.ve the matter... For the
puspoos.e o£ this provision th.e: IIW!!I..n&g-e~ae.n.-t•.s p.r:i..nc.i.pa_1 representative
sh&11. snea.n the C.i..ty Manager or hi.& a..-uthc:t:r:i...zed. rep.rese::ntati:ve:
i..nc1u.dJ...n..g the Director o~ Pe:rsc:u::J.ne1 ...
(c) K.i.t.hi..n ten ba.si..neas day·& ~ the waeet..ing provi..ded. in (b) a.bcn;Jtoe,
i.£ the :n::~atte.r is not .sa.ti..sfact.o::ri1y re.so1.ved. sa..:Ld q:ri.e"Vi!Lnce sh&.1.1
be &ul::m:l..i.tt.e.d to th.e Boa.rd of Ca..reer Se.rv1ce c:c:.x.m..i..ss.i..oners whose
deci..s:Lc:tn thereon .&~ be f.i...z:::t,a._1.
(d) Th.i..a Sect.i..OD .i...& not .i ... n:tended ._. a su.b&titute or a.1te:r:nate Lor the
g-r:i.eva.nce p:rocedu::re set fortb. i.n 5-l..0-1..2, but is i.nte.nded to pro-
vide a prc:::teedu.re to reao1ve di..sa.q:reem.ent.s a.££ect:Lng the righ:.ts of
the _part.i.e.s o:r d.i...sa.q:ree:~Den.t.a .ar:i.s.i..ng :f.roa~ the a.~1i..c:a..._ti..on of the
te_z::m.s o£ the .Memo:ra..nd:u:m. of Onde..re:ta..nd..i..ng &ffect.i.nq a .s.i..g:::D...i..i..e&nt1y
1a.:rge ~ of emp1oyee. :i.n the un.i.:t, as ~~bed :frc.a the
rights o~ .i.n.d..:i.v:i.d.UiJLl. emp1oyees.
Subject to a-prpea_1 to the c.a-:t...a•..i..oo, the C1ty Jllial:'l.ag-er sha11 have
the right to p~1 ~te ..-ru...Les aDd requ..La_t..J...oaa ~ the acti.:vi.ty
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of c.e.z:ti..f.i._ed emp1oyee orga..ni...&ati...CJt:DS on City p.rope.rty, .i.nc.:::l..ud..i.ng
p~ £o.r con£e..rx-i....ng ~t.h .-.naqe:~~~eDt, use of bu11eti..n bora..rds
a.n.d otb.er C.i..ty :f.a._c:.i....1.1t.:Les, an.d tl1e so1.i...c-.i.:t:a_ti.an of ~sh.ip_
Sect.1.on 2-
Tnecnm-u:h as it :i..s e.s•enti.a..1 to J..bapl..eaaent the p.rovi.&:l..rms of the
c:::ba..rte..r ~ heretofore pas-sed pu:r..s-uan.-t to its t..ez::ms. C.Lty Counc..i...1
hex:eby f i.nd:s a..n.d dete.%m..i...:ne..s tl::l.a. t AD emergency ex.1..st..s a.n.d t.ba t the ena.C'I::::men-t
of the f.o.x-e.ogo_i..ng O.rd.i..nance i..s nec::e.ssa..ry for th-e ; .3i•te pres.erva.t1..c::xn. o f
publ..i...c: b.ea.1th, peace.., safety and gc:::>od. order, t.here..:fore thi..s Ord..i...n.a:nc:-e &ha..11
~ e££ecti...,-e upao; pub.1.i.c:&~ fo1101Wi.n.q f:i..na1 pa.•u;aqe.
In::trodoced.., :read .:i..n fu11 and prra.s:aed. an f.i.%::st read.i....nq on. t:he ~
day o£ Februa..ry.., 1973_
1973.
Read by t.it...1.e .-...nd pas .. d on £~ read1.Dg DID the ~ day of
F«See1 .et' , 1973_
Pub1..:J....shed by t.i..t..1e .... O:rd:i....n.anoe No-~, Se..z:1...es of 1973, co the
..-2.2 -..too cS&y of E4e:d<'((t&t" , 1..9-73_
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o£-fi..c:i..o C::i.ty Cl..e.rk
X, K.a..rl.. F. No~e:nhe:rqer, do hereby oert1fy that the ~ and
fo:regcii..ng .i...s a t..rue, accu.:r.ate and c:.cxap.Le.te c::opy of the o ·:rdtnanc:e, prras-.aed
on f:i..J:::wa.l.. readi...n.g a.:nd pul:::>l....i...ahed by titLe .aa O:rd..i..nanc:e lilc::Jl_ Ser1.es o~
.1.973.
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TO : Stan1ey H . Dial . C£ty Manager
FROM:
DA:.IE:
SUBJECT:
Be:rn..ard V. Berard:f.ni. ~::Lty Attorney
February 13. 1973
Notice of Hearing and Reso1ution for Proposed Annexat::Lon
Enc: 1osed ::Ls the Reso1ution and Not: :Lee of Hearing on
Proposed Annexat:£on. 1'be dates for bearing can be
put: ::Ln at a 1ater date. 'Ihe bearing caanoc be l..ess
than thirty (30) days fra-the date of ££rst pub1:Lc:.a!:ion
of the Notice of Hearing. ~c::.b Not:1.ce -t be pub1.::Lahed four (4} tbae.s.
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BERNARD V. BERARDLNI
City Attorney
Erac:l.._osure
c:.c:: ~ector of F1...n.a:l::tc..e/Enc1osure._s
Community Deve1opme~t/Enc1osares
Pub1ic Worka/Enc1osurea
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NOTICE OF HEAJU::BG Ol!l PR.OPOSED .Al!l'l!E:XATIOl!l
TO THE RESI.DEB'IS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, AM> THE RESIDENTS
Al!ID ~:RS Il!l THE AJIEA PBOPOSED TO BE ~:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on 1.973 the
C:l.ty Counc:l.l. of the C:l.t:y of Eogl.-ood, Col.orado adopted a
R.e..sol.uti...on of 1n.ten.t to An:Dex a c:::ert-=l.n &.re-a of 1.-ud aa
descr:l.bed :l..n sa::l.d re.sol.ut:l..oo. -pub1:1..8bed berew:l.th kDown
as the Saa._ta Fe-D.n:Lon Annrx•t:1..on -..d that aa:t .. d proposed
au:oe.x.a.tion c:.overa an a.rea. of .appro:-:1•.-t-e 1y 181. .. 2.29 acre.& ...
A l.egal. descr:l.pt:l..on and annex•~oo -.. :l.s publ.:l.sbed berew:f._t:h.
"!he purpose of aa:l.d Hear:l..ng :l.s for the dete~t::l..on
and f~d:l.ng whether the terr:l.tory proposed to be anuexed
..ee.ts the app1..ieab1e :requ.i..reale.u_ta of Se-c:t:ion 4 • C.RS •63 •
Chapter 139 • Art::Lc l.e 21. • ':lhe general. prov:l.a :l.ons of sa::l.d
aec:t:'1...on. are :
l... Does t..be proposed wn~•t:=i..on. of the uni:n.corpora:.ted
area have ~re than two-th:l.rds boundary cont:l..guous to the
C:l.t:y of Engl.e-.od and has sa::l.d bouodary been coo~ for
a. period of not 1eas t::b_an t.hree .,.ears pr1._o:r to or aubaequre.u.t.
to January 1., 1.966?
2. In establ.:l.sh:l.ng the boundar:l.es of the terr:l.tory
to be annexed, bas any 1.-~ch :1.& bel.d :l..n :l.de.:1t:l.cal.
O'Will!l!.r&h1.p been divided :Lnto separate parce1a or t::::::racts of
l.and, the rea"Ul.t of ~ch d:l.v:l..s:l.on woul.d l.eave a port:l.oo
of sa::l.d l.and outs:l.de the corporate l.:I..Ddts and a port:l.on
:l...n..s:I..de. t.l::»e corporate 1.~ts • un1e..aa such tracts or pa.rce1s
are separated by a dedi..ea.ted street. road or other pub1..:Lc 'tir&y?
3. In establ.:l.&h:l.ng the boundary of the terr:l.tory
proposed to be a:oue.xed • :La any 1.ao.d hel.d i.n. f..dent:ic.-1 c::JWDer-
sh1.p. wbet:her cc::JI1&iat:i.n.g of one tract or parcel. of two or
~re cont.:l.guous tracts or parcel.& • ~r:l.s:l.ng twes1ty (20)
acre-s or ...ore, ~ch 1an.d, toget:.ber ~tb. t..ble bu:l..1di...nga a:o.d
i...laproves.e-n._t.s aitu..ated t:.b.ereon,. has ao. aaaessed value .:Ln
excess of ~ Hundred Thousand Dol.l.ara ($200,000) for ad
val.o~ tax purposes for the year 1.972?
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4 _ Have _.........t:l on proceed:l..aga c -41 for the
......,... ..... ,......,,.., of part or &1.1 o.£ t::::be terr1.to:ry prop c•ed to be
• •-•ed c:o t:be C.:l.t:y of Eagl..ewood?
.5. Doe• t:be pro_.t -::cation detach .ny terr-Ltory
fro.. any ex-1.at:1..ag ac:hoo1 d:t...tr-Lc:t: -attach t:be •-t:o
-.ot:ber •choo1 d.:l.at:r-1.c:t:?
6-Are adcl:l.t::Loa&1 t:e~ -coad:l.t:1.oaa c:o -:t...po-d
u:poa. t:::be area propo•ed to be aaaexe.ciT
7. I.• au. -xatfOD e1ec:t:-1.0D ~d?
Aay re.:l.~ of t:be C:l.t:y of E;ag~. -Y person 1:1.~
'W't-t:b:J..a. t::he az"'aa p.:cpa••d eo be ed. or .-, ~ of 1.-ad
t:bere:l.n -ay -• er at •uch Beer:I.D& -p~t: ev:l.deDce upoa.
aa.y ~t:er c:o be det:e~ by t:be C:l.t:y c-.ac:1.1.
o.t.ed t:b.:l.a day of ____________ _.
Ea&1-ewood. colo~-A... D. • 1973 at:
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St;PPLE:\IE!>."T AL APPROPRIATIONS
AJtbo::a.:;h this tne.mo~-:turo relates prlm:::~rUy to sup;>lement:al appro;>-ri:::~ian.
Decd.3, it is speci.CtcaJl:"~o -dire-cted to :::ost r equfre.ment.s re1a.t.ed {;0 ad:li "t.:.O&l:al
m.U':l.icip:U employee benefiTS an-:1 to t:be Core Area Pla.n..!:ling projeCl.. ...
EmplO'\·ee Benefit:s
L.e::t:ers of" 'Uft-::jerst:anding signed 1:l..st. sun:~.m.er p.::-ovidOO Lor cert:a...in b-c;:aellts
to !:>~ g:ive:t (olJo"·tng a sur"·ey a..nd discussion.s u-ith !he en::1p'"oyee gTOJ;..t=-...
F']ea.sc refer to the .atta:::.h~::i :Le'tt:ero d3.t.ed rc!>ruary 16 '-'~>'hicb sumiC a rize
t:be bea":!fits to ~~ ;;th.-~n :.o 2a.c!l employee grou;>. Certam b;net:it.s ar ~ :::>'!a
·•uo::a.-cash'' o..:::Lt:u_re, su:::!l a s ad::Jit..io.n3.1 vacation days [or ce.r-t.ain emp'oy e:~.
e-:..c... Other beneCit..s are C:3..Sb items "'"hich relat.e to s.a.l.ary .. b os;:>it::ll -su...:-;ical
co,~e·rage, etc .... aod, t:.b ~rc:io:re, requ.Jre app.ro;::»ri:LL:lo:1..S o'! tb_ese mo.::d s by cb -:
City Council. Tbz co3LS =-=~ as Co!l~-s:
Co::ancil Dep.3.rbnen_t: No::J-
Paid Heads E.merg:enc\'" .Police ~ Total
G-e::1C..r'a t S-1. 233 S2S.115 5157 .085 $99 .. 178 $102.375 S390. 992 Wa.t..cr 1 . 3-i: 1 35.568 36.905 ~~r 1 .341 13.431 14.772 Tra..asit 1 .031 1 . 031 ..H.e.;::reatii<.X:l 5,224 5 .224
Tot:a.l $4.239 s-ao.797 $21!! .. 339 $~ $102:!375 S! JE. 92e
"'l'hese increased benefits, "'-bea r~1a~ to ::=u.rren_t. sa.la..ry levels, represent. :1n
inc::r~e "-a..r:l~f.n.;; fro-m .a p;>rox:ima.tely 14 ~ {or no::t-eU1erge.nc;v employees to
ne:arly 20c;: for policcn:leo... Alt:hcr..:~gb the tncrea.se ior £irem.c:::t is appro..xim.at.e-ly
19'%. Oren:~en addiLian:::tlh· h:l.'\:""e receive::! a rteeluctia::J. in. hours as o.C t:bc first o.f
the yea..r of approx:U:n.ateJ~· 9 ~ ...
The a:!:::!itlo~..::::..l :::pp~opri:-::t:-io-:-:J=t 'for ~~-=~r. s -.-. ... ·~r • .rtne' tr-::u~1":i~ ~iJl b-:::-ro-.-r-rd b _y
e.x:ist.!ng rcve~u e so-.;arc:es to t:ho3e funds. -rh e Rccreatio..::l appro;>rla..Uoo. is
included also "oithin the General Fund fl~~c as it. t_s n::>rmaUy budgeLed in tbe
Pa.rk Dcpar·bn.ent. and t.hen transferred to the R.ecre:::ttion Fu"l.d ...
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Bu.d:g-et. Corrections
The Director oL Finan_ce recently rec.h.eck.ed all buclget. co.::::npat:a..t:i.Oll.S and found
one error o1' addftl0!1 ln t:he Park Depart:n1ent: in the a.mo:m.t: o'f" S5,. 773.... Further,.
he determined that,. ~en the 1973 ~vi.n~ district. was eli.:tn iD.a..ted £roJD th e
Pu.bUc l.JD,pr.ov~ea._t: Fund.,. the need to restore $15,. 333 t:o tbe Engineering
I>e:pa.rb:nent: had been overlo:>ked._ It. seen:t.s proper to t:a.ke c:a..re of' t::b.e se tt:.ern..s
at: the pre.seot. t::U:ne... These &..IDOUILts bring the t.ot:.al supplerneo.t:a..l appropriati.oo
to the Gen-eral Fund to 5391.,. 000 ...
Core Area. Plan
The et_ty Council is recelvill.g a .recouu:neoda.tion to ;>roc.eed 'W"f_th a Core Area
P1a.o. a.t. a cost o.f $155. 000,. alth.:J~Ugb. the or-igin..a.l apporopri.a.t:io:n a-as tn the
JU:Do!ll1t. o:£ $105. 000. Ass:.:u:nin~ tbe City COuncU approves the contract.,.. an
addit.i0!18..l sso. O:>:l ~ neecl to ~e ap;>rop.riat;e.cl.
Source o:f Fu!1ds
Since tbe Ge:1eral Fu::ld and the Public bnprovement Fu::l.d are int.erre'lated. due
to revenue so~ces. t:b...is rnen'loraD:I.u.m \JViU coo.si.der tbe t:.vo .:funds as a UID._it_
(Nat:ural..ly t:he account:i.ng det:a..lls w-tll have to provide speci£ic dist:f.:a._ct~_oo
bet:.w'een the f:'W1d..s and t:he depa.rbnen:ts 'Witbin d1e fU::lds ... ) "'Ibe CO!nbi..D.ed .need..s.
theret:ore. are S&-41. 000... Since $107. 000 was provided. iD the 1973 bud.,."'et: Lor
euq>1oyee benefits. tbi_s leaves $334.. 000 Lor which supp1ernea.t:a.l appro;trlat::I.O::LS
are needed ... Ava.i1able revenues are a..s f:ol1ows:
S..rp1us beginning balance
Excess sa.1es t:a.x over the 1973 budget. est:f.Jnate
($44. 500 ex.cess revenue t:ro=n the La..r1ATI.n. project
ls already In band)
$11:L,500
9-4..500
$206,000
Using all of these su.rplus revenues,. a de.ficiency still remains of $128. 0:>0 ...
It. i.s" ~ny reconunead..at:ioo that. this $12g• O:>O be taken from the budget: a1lob:nelrt
for the new Cire st:a.ti();;3-norlbW"est,. which will leave S34. 382 :(or this project •
We can still proceed with a.U a£ t:be prell . .ml..n.a.ry plan=~~i.o,g :for t:be st:a:tion. and
the:o. bu.::lget :for its co.ns:tru.ct:ia:~. In 1974 ...
"Ibis recOLnrnenda.tio:::t. st:Ul leaves intact subst:a.nUal ap;tro;>ria.Uon figaree
:for pubUc itnprOATernents and. is substantially over the couu:n_i_t:ted 1evel o.f
ex:paodltures of 0:1e ceo.£ Cro.m dle sales tax ...
Respect1u.Uy •
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STANLEY H. DIAL
Cit:y 1\'la.o.ager
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~ ----!:::2.....=~~~=::::....---------
A BILL FOR.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER. 9. ARTICLE X,
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGT...-E~D ltETLREMENT PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37, '69 E .M.C., BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) YEARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PAR:J:S OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLE~D. COLORADO, as fo11ows:
Sect:f..on 1.
That T:Lt1e V, Chapter 9. Section 36. of the '69 E.M.C.
is hereby amended • as fo11ows:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
1n the event t:hat a me:mber sha.11 re.a:L.gn or be
discharged from the service of the City prior to
his Moruaa.l. Retirement Date and 1esa than five (5)
years of c:red:l.ted service • the on...1y benef:l.t::: to which.
he aha11 be entit1ed under t:h:La p1an sha11 be the
refund of his Aoccumu1ated COntribution.
Section 2.
"'"b.at Ti..t::1e: v. Chapter 9,. Se.c:t1..on. 37., •69 E.K-C •• is
hereby amended. as fo11ows:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any -1oyee -o
has resigned or was discharged from t.h.e service
of the City prior to December 31 0 1972:
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In the event that a JDember sha..11 resign or be
d~acharged frOOD the service of the C:i.t:y pr:i.or to
h:i.a No:caa.1 Ret:i..re>Dent Date. and has ten (10) or
.-:Jre years of Credited Se.rv-::Loe., he lD.a.Y e1ect:: either
(a) t:o 1~ave h:i.s Accumu1ated Contr:i.but:l.ons on
deposit ::Ln the Fund and become a Vested ~r ..
or (b) to recef..ve., in Li...e.u of &1.1 other ben.efit:s,.
a refund of b:i.s Accumu1at:ed CoELt~but::i.ons. If
auc:h a :member fa:i.Ls to e1ect: e~t:her (a) or (b)
.n.~ n1.net:y days after h:i.s date of t:e~EL&~on
fro.. t:he P1_, • t:hen be aha11 be de-d to have
eLected to 1eave h:i.a Accumu1at:ed Cont~b~OGS
_, depoa~c: and to becooae a Vested -..l>er.
A -.c:ed -r aha11 be en~t:1ed t:o a deferred
~,.,.._,..c: -£1.c: ..t:LLc:h aha11 be t:he ~•ted po~ <-·-:i..D c:be t:ab1e be1ow) of t:be Ret::Lt
-f~t ~ to t:he date of the t:erwfn•ct-. of
b:La -r.b.S._p. Such deferredhet:i.~t: ~c:
eha11 be pay.-b1e at: t:he Vested Member" • Ror.oa1
~t:1..z ••t ~. p:rov1..ded., howe:ver, that t::he
---.-ott: o£ -~c: Benef:i.t sha11 be ao 1ea•
c:ta.D t:be ~£1.t ..t:LLch b:i.a AccumoU.at:ed ~~
at: ~ ~ ~:i.,.,_nt Date wou1d p~--
~1eted Years
of Cred:Lt:ed Serv:L.ce
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 and over
sen:.
ss
60
6S
70
7S
80
as
90
9S
100
A Veste_d Member -y el.ect:0 at: any t::l.me p~or to
h1.a Nor~D&1 Reti..re.IDI!nt: Date to receive., i._n l.:i.eu.
of al.1 other benef:i.t:s • a refund of h:i.a Accuaoul.at:ed
Cont:~but:Lons as of C:be date of refund •
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(b) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the C:l.ty of Eng1ewood ar>d a Member of the C:l.ty
of En,g1e:wood Retirement P1an. and who has a.ccumu.-
1ated five (5) years or D>Ore of Cred:l.ted Service
pri..or or subsequent to Jlece:Diber 31. 1.972 ...
I.n the event that a. me:m.ber sha..1.1 res:Lgn or be
d:l.acharged from the ae rvice of the C:l.ty pr:l.or
to h:l.a Norma1 Ret:l.~nt Date and h-f:l.ve (5)
or IDOre years of Credi..ted Service • he 11l4Y e1ect:
e:l.ther (a) to 1eave his Accumu1ated Contr:l.butiona
on depos:l..t :l..n the Fund and become a Vested Member.
or (b) to rece:l.ve :l.n 1:l.eu of a11 other benef:l.ts
a refund of h:l.a Acc.-..1ated Contribut:l.ons. If
such a meDiber fa:l.1s to e1ect either (a) or {b)
w:l.thin ninety (90) days after his date of te=zo-
Lnat:l..on from the P1an. then he sha11 be deemed
to have been e1ected to 1eave his Accumu1ated
Contributions on deposit and become a v~sted
Member.
A Veat~d Member sha11 be ent:l.t1ed to a deferred
Ret:l.re.aent Benef:l.t which aha11 be the vested
port:l.on of the Ret:l.rement Benef:l.t earned to the
date of te.raa:l.nat:l.on of h:l.s memberah:l.p.
A -...her sha11 be cred:l.ted w:l.th 1~ of earned
benefit vested after five (5) years of cred:l.ted
aervi..c:e.
Such deferred Ret:l.rement Benef:l.ts sha11 be payab1e
at the Vested 14e:mber • s Nor~aa.1 Retire:men.t Da..te •
pro~ded however. that the amount of Ret::l..re.:ment
Benef:l.t sha11 be no 1ess than the benef:l.t wb:l.ch
~s accumu1ated Contribution at his No~1 Retire-
ment Date 'WOUl.d prov::Lde •
A Vested Member may el.ect at any t~ p~or to ~s
Normal. Retirement Date to rece:l.ve in 1:l.eu of &11
other benefits. a refund of any Accumu1ated Con-
tr:l.but:l.ons as of the date of refund.
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T11at &11.. orctf nancea or pa:rts of or~ce.a :1.n eon..f1.1..c:t::
he~th are hereby e.>q>reas1y repea1ed.
1ntrodueed. re-:l..n fu11. and p--d on f:Lrat re-:~..n&
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:1..abed aa a B:l..11 for an Ord:l..naace on the
of February. 1973.
ArTEST:
day
1. lt.a.r1 Ro11enberger. do hereby c:ert:Lfy that: the above
and forego:Lug :La a true • ..:curate and c:._1ete copy of a 8:1..11
for an Ord:l..nanc:e • :l..ntroduc:ed • re-:l..n fu11 and -••d on f:Lrat re~g on the day of February. 1973.
ex off:Lc::l..o C:l..ty C1erk-Treaaurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN -------------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 9 • ARTICLE X,
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLE"WOOD RETIREMENT PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37 • '69 E .M.C. • BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) 'l!EARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES I .N CONFLICT HEREWITH.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OJliltoA.I.NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLE"WOOD, COLORADO, -fo11ows:
Secti..on 1.
Tbat Tit1e V, Chapter 9, Sect:.:Lon 36, of the •69 E.K.C.
:Ls hereby a:a:ended • as fo1I..ows:
5-9-36 LESS THA..~ FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
In the event t:hat a me.aber sba11 resign or be
discharged from the service of the City prior to
b:Ls Norma1 Reti.rement nate and 1ess tb~ five (5)
years of credited service • the on1y benefit to which
be sba.11 be ent.:Lt1ed under tbia p1an sba11 be the
refund of his Accumu1ated Contr:Lbut.:Lon.
Sec.ti..on 2 ...
That T~t1e v. Chapter 9. Sec~on 37• •69 E.M.c •• i..a
hereby amended• as fo11ows:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) Tbe fo11ow:Lng sba.11 app1y to any emp1oyee who
has res:f.gned or was discharged from the serv1..c.e
of the City prior to December 31, 1972:
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X.n the event t:ha.:t: a :member sha11 resi..gn or be
d~scbarged from the servi..ce of the Ci..ty pri..or to
b1.s Norm.al. Ree:l.remene Daee. and has een (10) or
JDOre years of Credi..ted Service, he 1DB.Y e1ect: ei..ther
(a) to 1eave h1..s Acc-UIIIU..1ated Cont:ri..but::i.ons on
deposi..t: i..n the Fund and become a Vested Member,
or (b) to recei..ve, i..n 1i..eu of &11 other benefi..ts,
a refund of b1.s A.cc:UIDU1aeed Coner:Lb>1e:l.ons. If
such a member fa1.1s eo e1ece e:l.eber (a) or (b)
'W1.eb:Ln n1.neey days afeer b1.s d&ee of eer'III:Lnae:Lon
from ebe P1an. eben be sb.a.11 be de-d eo have
e1ec:eed eo 1eave b:l.s A.ccUIIIU1&eed Coner:l.bue:l.ons
on depos:l.e and eo becoaoe a Veaeed Meuober.
A Veaeed Member aba11 be ene:l.e1ed eo a deferred
Ree:l.remene Benef:Le wh:l.c:b sha11 be ebe veseed pore:l.on <-shown :Ln ebe eab1e be1ow) of ebe Ree:l.remene
Benefit: earned to the dac:e of the t:erm:J...n.ation of
b1.s membersb:l.p. Such deferred Ree:l.remene Benef:l.e
sba11 be payab1e ae ebe Veseed Member's Ncn:ma1
Ret:i.re:ment: Date • pro-v:l..ded • h.owever, that the
-.une of Ree:l.r...-ne Benef:l.e aha11 be no 1ess
eban ebe benef:l.e wh:Lch h:La A.ccuaa1l.aeed Coner:Lbu:e:l.ona
ae b:l.s Normal.. llee1.~nt: oa.ee ~ul..d prov:l.de.
Co3p1eead Years
of Cred:l.eed Serv:l.ce
10
11
1.2
1..3
14
l.S
16
17
18
19
20 and over
-r Cent of Earned
-f1.e Ve•eed
sen:.
ss
60
6S
70
7S so
ss
90
9S
100
A Veseed Member -Y e1ece. ae any t"-pr:l.or to
h1.s Norm.al. Ree:Lre~~~ene naee eo rece:l.-. :l.n 1:l.eu
of a.l.1 oeber beaef:l.es • a refund of h:La Acc:.-..:J..at:ed
Coner:Lbue:l.ons -of ebe date of refund.
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(b) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the C~ty of Eng1ewood and a Member of the C~ty
of Eng1ewood Ret:Lrelllllle!nt:: P1an. and who has a.cc.UIIl1.1-
1ated f~ve (5) years or more of Cred~ted Se~ce
pri:or or subsequent to DeceDiber 31,. 1972.
In the event that a 'lllle1Dber sha11 resi..gn. or be
di..echarged from the ae~ce of the Ci..t::y prior
to h~a Norma1 Ret~re-nt Date and has f~ve (5)
or 1110re years of Credi..ted Serv-1.ce. be lDAY e1ec.t::
e~ther (a) to 1eave h~a Accumu1ated Cont~but~ona
on. deposi..t in. the Fund and beccxae a. Vested Melllber.
or (b) to rece~ve ~n 1~eu of &11 other benef~ts
a refund of h:Ls AccUIDU1ated Cont~but:Lona. If
such a member f~1s to e1ect e:Lther (a) or (b)
'Wi.th:Ln n:Lncty (90) days after h:La date of terza-
:Lnat~on from the P1an. then he •-11 be de-d
to have been e1ected to 1eave b.1._a .AccUIIII.I...1a.ted
Cont~but::i..ons on depoai..t and become a Vested -r.
A v-tad -r aha11 be ent:Lt1~d to a deferred
-t:l....,.._O>Lt Benef:Lt wb:lch aha11 be the .,..ted
port:l.on of the Ret:l~t -£:Lt earned to the
date of te~at~on of h:La -~P-
A -r aha11 be cred:lted w:l.th 1001 of earued
benef:Lt vested after f:Lve (5) years of c:red:l.ted
ae.~c::e.
Such deferred Ret~reaoent Benef:Lta •-11 be peyab1e
at the Vested Melllber•s Norma1 Reti..~nt Date.
prov:lded however • that the ~unt of Ret:l..,..,_O>Lt
Benef~t aha11 be no 1eas than the benef~t 'Wh::Lch
~a accumu1ated Cont~but~on at h:La Hcn:m.a1 Ret:l.re-
-nt Date wou1d prov:lde.
A Vested Member may e1ec.t at any t~ p~or to hi..a
HoE'ID&1 Ret~rement Date to ~:Lve :Ln 1:Leu of &11
other benef~ts • a refund of any Acc...a11ated Con-
tr:Lbut:Lona as of the date of refund.
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Sect:Lon 3.
That: a11 ord:l..n.a:nce.s or parts of ordinances :J...n. con..£11.ct
herew:Lth are hereby express1y repea1ed.
Introduced. read :Ln. ful.1. and pas-d on f:Lrst read:Lng
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:Lahed -a B:L11 for an Ord:Lnance on the
of February. 1973.
Ar'I:'EST:
ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Tre .. urer
day
I. Jtar1 llo11enberger. do hereby cert::Lfy that the above
and forego:Lng :La a true. accurate -c._1ete copy of a B:L11
for an Ord:Ln-..:e. :Lntrodueed 0 read :Ln fu11 -p-aed on f:Lrat
read:Lng on the day of February • 1973.
ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Treasu.rer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN-------------------
A BrLL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE v. CHAPTER. 9. ARTICLE x.
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RETIREMENT PLAN •
SECTIONS 36 AND 37. '69 E .M.c •• BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EAR...~D BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) YEARS
OF CREDITED SE,RVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDA.INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. -fo11ows:
Se-ct:::i.on 1 ...
That T~t1e v. Chapter 9. Sect~on 36. of the '69 E.M.C.
:l..a hereby -nded. as fo11ows:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
In the event: that a mem.be.r sha11 res~gn or be
d~acbarged from the ae~ce of the C~ty pr~or to
~-Norma1 Ret~rement Date and 1eaa than f~ve (5)
years of credi.ted ae~ce. the on1y benef~t to wtd..eb
he sba11 be ent~t1ed under th~s p1-. aha11 be the
refund of ~s A<:cumu1ated Cont~but~on.
Sec.t:"i.on 2.
That: T~t1e v. Chapter 9, Sect:~on 37-•69 E.M.C., ~·
hereby amended, as £o11ows:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo11~ aha11 app1y to any -1oyee who
haa res~gned or was d~acharged from. the se~ee
of tbe C~ty p~or to December 31. 1972:
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In the event that a member aha.11 rea:i.gn or be
d:i.seharged from the service of the City prior to
b.1.s Nor=al. Ret:l.reu>ent Date. and has ten (10) or
~D~Ctre years of Cred:i.ted Serv-i..ce, he lll&Y e1ec.t e:i.tb.er
(a) to l..eave h:l.s Accumulated Contr:i.but:i.ons on
deposit ~ the Fund and become a Vested Member~
or (b) to receive, :i.n 1:i.eu of a11 other benefits,
a refund of his Accumu1ated Cont:r:i.but::i.ona. If
such a member fa:i.l..s to el..ect e:l.ther (a) or (b)
w1.th:1.n n::i.nety days after h.1.s date of term:Lnat:i.on
from the Pl..an. then he sha11 be deemed to have
e1ect:ed to 1eave b..i..s Acc."UUIlU_1at:ed Contr1..but:.:i.ons
on depoa:i.t: and to became a Veated Member.
A Ve•ted -r ahal.l.. be ent:1.t1ed to a deferred
Ret:i.~t Beoef:l.t ~ch ahal.l.. be the vested port:l.on <-shown :1.n the tabl..e bel.ow) of the Ret:i.rement
Beoef:i.t earned to the date of the term:Lnat:l.on of
b.1.a memberah:l.p. Such deferred Ret:i.rement Benef:i.t
ahal.l.. be payabl..e at the Vested Member's Normal..
Ret::i.resae:n.t Date, provi..ded, however, that the
a~DDUD.t of Ree:l.reu~ent Benef:i.t: sha.11 be no 1ess
than the benef:i.t wb:l.ch h:l.s Accumul..ated Contr:i.but:i.ons
at h:l.a Normal.. Ret:i.reuoent Date woul..d prov:l.de.
Compl..eted Years
of Cred:i.ted Serv:l.ce
10
11
1...2
13
14
1"5
1..6
17
18
19
20 and over
-r Cent of Earoed
Beoef:l.t Vested
501
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
A Vested Member may el..ect. at any t:i.me pr:l.or to
h:l.s Nor=al. Ret:i.reuoent Date to rece:l.ve. :i.n 1:1.eu
of &1..1 other benef:i.ta. a refund of h.1.s Acc-1ated
Contr:l.but:l.ons -of the date of refund.
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The fo11owing sba11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the C:Lty of Eng1e"W<>od and a Member of the C:Lty
of Eng1e.~d Retirem.e.nt P1an., and who has a.c:.cUD11.1-
1ated f:Lve (5) years or tDOre of Cred:Lted Service
p:r:l..or or subseq-uent to De.c.eDlber 31, 1972.
1n the event that a member sha11 resign or be
d~acbarged from the service of the City prior
to b:Ls Norma1 Ret:Lrement Date and bas f:Lve (5)
or 11110re. years of Credited Service,. he lll&Y e1ect
either (a) to 1eave his Accumulated Contributions
on deposit in the Fund and become a Vested Member,
or (b) to rece:Lve :Ln 1:Leu of a11 other be"Def:Lts
a refund of b:Ls .Acc'UDIU1ated Contr:Lbut:Loos. If
such a member fa:L1s to e1ect e:Ltber (a) or (b)
w:Ltb:Ln n:Lnety (90) days after b:Ls date of terua-
1..nation. from. the P1an.,. then he sb.a.11 be dee:me.d
to have been e1ected to 1eave his Accumu1ated
Contributions on deposit and become a Vested
14e:mber.
A Vested Member sha11 be ent:Lt1ed to a de£erred
Ret:Lreu>ent Beoef:Lt wh:Lcb sha11 be the vested
portion of the Retirement Benefit earned to the
date of term:Lnat:Lon of h:Ls membersh:Lp.
A member sha11 be cred:Lted -w:Lth 100'%. of earned
benef:Lt vested after f:Lve (5) years of cred:l.ted
aervi..c.e. ..
Such deferred Reti~nt Benefits sha11 be payab1e
at the Vested Member•a Norma1 Beti~nt Date.,
provided however., that the amount of Ret:l.reme.nt:
Beoef:Lt sbal.1 be no 1ess than the be"Oef:Lt wh:Lch
h:La accUIDU1ated Contr:Lbut:Lon at h:Ls Noruaa1 Ret:Lre-
ment: Date wou1d pro~de.
A Vested 14e:mber aaa.y e1ect at any t:~DM!. pr:l.or to hi..s
Noruaa1 R.et:Lrement Date to rece:l.ve :Ln 1:l.eu of a11
other -benefi..ts, a refund of any Accumu1at:ed Con-
tr:Lbut~ons as of the date of refund •
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Sect:Lon 3.
That a11 ord~nances or parte of ordLnances Ln conf1~ct
here'W:l.th are hereby expreaa1y repea1ed.
Introduced. read :Ln fu11. and paa-d on f:Lret read:Lug
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:Lehed as a B:L11 for an Ord:Lnance on the
of February. 1973.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Treaaurer
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"1:0 Kar1 No11enberger. do hereby cert:Lfy that the -ove
and forego~ng ~s a true. accurate and comp1ete copy of a B~11
for an OrdLnance, introduced, read La fu11 and passed on £~rat
read:Lng on the day of February. 1973.
ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN-------------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 9. ARTICLE X,
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RETIREMENT PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37 0 '69 E .M.C., BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) "YEARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
ROW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI.NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a.a fo11ows:
Sect:l..on 1 ..
That Tit1e V, Chapter 9, Section 36, of the '69 E.M.C.
~s hereby amended~ as fo11ows:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
In the event that a member sha11 res:l..gn or be
discharged from the service of the City prior to
his Horm.a1 Retireu.ent Date and 1eaa than five (5)
years of credited service • the on1y benefit to wh:i.ch
he aha11 be entit1ed under this p1an aha11 be the
refund of his Acc...,....1ated Contribution.
Sect:i.on 2.
That ~t1e v. Chapter 9• Sect1on 37, •69 E.M.c., :l..a
hereby amended. as fo11aws:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee who
has res:l..gned or was d:l..scharged from. t::be aervi..c.e
of the City prior to December 31, 1972:
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In. the event that a u.e:mber sha11. resign or be d~scharged from the service of the C~ty prior to
his Normal. Retire-ment: Date, an.d has ten (10) or
more years of Credited Service, he may el.ect:: either
(a) to 1eave his Accumulated Cont::r~but::ions on
deposit: in the Fund and become a Vested Member,
or (b) to receive, in 1ieu of &11 other benefits,
a refund of his Accumul.at::ed Contributions . If
such a member fai.:L.s to e:Lect ei.ther (a) or (b) ~thi.n ni.nety days after hi.s date of termi.nati.on
from the P:Lan. then he sha:L:L be deemed to have
e1ected to 1eave his Accumu1at::ed Contributions
on deposit and to become a Vested Member.
A Vested -ber aha11 be enti.t:Led to a deferred
Reti.rement Benefi.t -i.ch aha:L:L be the vested porti.on
(as shown i.n the tab:Le be:Low) of the Reti.:rement
Benefi.t earned to the date of the te:rmi.nati.on of
bi.a uaemberahi.p. Such deferred Reti.rement Benefi.t
sha11 be payab:Le at the Vested Member's Norma:L
Ret::ire:ment Date, pr~ded, however, tha..t: the
~t of Reti.rement Benefi.t aha:L:L be no :Leas
than the benefi.t whi.ch hi.a Accumulated Cont:ri.buti.ona
at hi.a Normal.. Reti.rement Date wou:Ld p:rovi.de.
Co:ap:Leted Years
of C:redi.ted Se:rvi.ce
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 and over
Per Cent of E&rned
Beoeff.t Vested
sox.
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
A Veate_d ~:r ~~~&y e:Lect • at any tf.me p:rf.or to
hf.a Norm.a:L Retf.:re1111ent Date to recef.ve. 1.n 11.eu
of a11 other beneff.ta. a refund of hf.s Accumu:Lated
Cont:rf.butf.on.a as of the date of :refund.
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'n>.e fo11owing sha.11 app1y to any e11np1oyee of
the C:Lty of Eng1ewood and a Member of the C:Lty
of Eng1e"Wood Ret:i..reDJent: P1a:n, and 'Who has a.ccum.u-
1ated f:Lve (5) years or more of Cred:Lted Serv:Lce
pr~or or subsequent to December 31, 1972.
In the event that a member sha11 resi..gn or be
d~acharged from the aervi..ce of the Ci..ty pri..or
to h:Ls Nor11na1 Ret:Lrement Date and h-f:Lve (5)
or IDDre years of Credi..ted Servi..ce, be may e1ect
e:Lther (a) to 1eave h:Ls Accumu1ated Contr:Lbut:Lons
on deposi..t: i..n the Fund and became a Vested Member,
or (b) to rece:Lve. :Ln 1:Leu of a.11 other benef:Lta
a refund of h1.s Accuzaul.ated Contr1.but:Lona. If
such a mellnber fa:L1s to e1ect e:Lther (a) or (b)
with:Ln n:Lnety (90) days after h:Ls date of term-
i..nati..on from the P1an, then he sha11 be deemed
to have been e1ect:ed to 1eave hi..s Accumu1ated
Contri..but:i..ons on deposi..t and become a Vested
Member.
A Vested Member aha11 be ent:Lt1ed to a deferred
Ret:Lrement Beuef:Lt wh:Lch aha11 be the vested
porti..on of the Reti..rement Benefi..t earned to the
date of term:Lnat:Lon of h:La mellnbersh:Lp.
A mellnber aha11 be cred:Lted with 10~ of earned
benef:Lt vested after f:Lve (5) years of cred:Lted
se~ce.
Such deferred Ret:Lrement Benef:Lts sha11 be payab1e
at the Vested Member's Norma1 Reti..rement: Date,
pro~ded however, that the amount of Ret:i..rement
Benef:Lt sha11 be no 1ess than the benef:Lt wh:Lch
h:Ls accumu1ated Contr:Lbut:Lon at h:Ls NorD181 Ret:Lre-
ment Date wou1d prov:Lde.
A Vested Member may e1eet at any t~ p~or to ~
NorD141 Ret:Lrement Date to rece:Lve :Ln 1:Leu of &11
other benef~ts. a refund of any Accumu1ated Con-
tr:Lbut:Lons as of the date of refund.
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That: a11 ord1..na:a.c:ea or par·t:a of orcli..nanc.ea f .. :n. con.£1:Lc.t
herew:l.t:h are hereby expreaa1y repea1ed .
Introduced. read :Ln fu11. and passed on f~rat: read:l.ng
on t:he 20t:h day of February . 1973 .
Pub1~abed as a B~11 for an Ord~nance on the
of February. 1973.
ArrEST:
ex off~c~o C~t:y C1erk-Treaaurer
day
x. Kar1 No11enberger. do hereby cert:~fy that: the above
and forego~ng ~a a t:rue. accurate and comp1et:e copy of a B~11
for an Ord~n-.ce. :Lnt:roduced 0 read :Ln fu11 and passed on f~rat:
read~ng on the day of February. 1973 .
ex off:Lc:Lo C~t:y C1erk-Treaaurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN -------------------
A BrLL FOR.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER. 9. ARTICLE X,
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEloiOOD RETIREMENT PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37, '69 E .M.C., BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER. FIVE (5) 'YEARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLJ:CT HEREWITH.
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAIMED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. -fo11owa:
Sect:::i.on 1.
That Tit1e v. Chapter 9. Section 36 0 of the '69 E.M.G.
~s hereby amended, as fo11o~:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
In the event that: a member aha11 reaf..gn or be
discharged from the service of the City prior to
his Norma1 Retirement Date and 1esa than five (5)
years of credited service • the on1y benefit to wtrl.ch
he aha11 be entit1ed under this p1an sha11 be the
refund of his AICcUDOU1ated Contribution.
Sect::f..on 2.
That Tit1e v. Chapter 9. Section 37 . '69 E.M.c •• is
hereby amended. as fo11ows:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee who
has resi.gned or was di..ac:ha..rged frOID the serv:l..ce
of the City prior to December 31. 1972:
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In the event that a member aha11 res~gn or be
d~scharged from the ae~ce of the C~ty pr~or to
~-Normal. Ret:i.reuaent: Date. and has ten (1.0) or
more years of Cred~ted Serv~ce. he ~•Y e1ect e~ther
(a) t:o l.eave hi.s Accumu1ated Cont:ri.but:i.ons on
depos~t ~n the Fund and become a Vested Member.
or (b) to recef..ve • f..n 1Le-u of &11 other beneff..ta •
a refund of hi.• Accumu1ated Cont:ri.but:i.ons. If
such a member fai.1.a to e1ect: ei.t:her (a) or (b)
~thi.n ni.net:y days after hi.s date of t:ermi.nat:i.on
from the P1an. then be sha1.1 be deemed t:o have
e1ect:ed t:o 1eave -hi.• Accu.u1ated Cont:ri.but:i.ons
on deposi..t: an.d to bee~ a Veated .Member.
A Vested Member aha11 be eut::i.t::1ed t:o a deferred
Ret::i.rement:: Benefi.t:: wh1.ch aha1.1 be the vested port::i.on
(as shown i.n the t::ab1e be1ow) of the Ret:i.r-nt::
Benefi.t:: earned to the date of the t:erad.nat:i.on of
hi.s memberahi.p. Such deferred Ret:i.rement: Benefi.t:
sha11 be payabl.e at: the Vested Member's Normal.
Retf..rement Date. pr~ded. however. that the
amount of Reti..rement Be:neff..t sha.11 be no 1eaa
than the benefi.t: whi.ch hi.s Accumu1at:ed Cont:ri.but:i.ons
at: hi.a Normal. Ret:i.rement: Date wou.l.d provi.cle.
Co3p1et:ed Years
of Credi.t:ed Servi.ce
10
11
12
13
14
1"5
16
17
18
19
20 and over
Per Cent: of Earned
-nefi.t: Vested
501
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
A Vested Member -Y e1ect:0 at: any t:i.me pri.or t:o
hi.s No~ Ret:i.rement: Date to recei.ve. i.n 1i.eu
of a11 other benefi.t::a 0 a refund of hi.a Accumu1at::ed
Cont:ri.but:i.ona as of the date of refund.
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The fo11o~ng sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the City of Eng1ewood and a Member of the City
of Eng1ewood Ret~reu::aent P1an, and who has accu:mu.-
1ated f~ve (5) years or more of Cred~ted Service
p~or or subsequent to December 31, 1972.
Xn the event that a me~ber sha11 res~gn or be
d~scharged from the service of the C~ty prior
to his Norma1 Reti.rement Date and baa five (5)
or JDOre years of Credited Service. he may e1ect
either (a) to 1eave hi.s Accumu1ated Contributions
on deposit in the Fund and becc::...e a Vested !oteuaber.
or (b) to receive in 1i.eu of a .11 other benefits
a refund of his AccUDJU1ated Contributions. 1f
auch a member fai.1s to e1ect either (a) or (b)
within ninety (90) days after his date of term-
~ation from the P1an., then he sha11 be deemed
to have been e1ected to 1eave his Accumu1ated
Contributions on deposit and become a Vested
Member.
A Veated !oteuaber sha11 be enti.t1ed to a deferred
Retirement Benefit which sha11 be the vested
portion of the Retirement Benefit earned to the
date of termi.nation of his membership.
A -r aha11 be credited w:Lth 10'"" of earned
benefit vested after five (5) years of credited
ae~ce.
Such deferred Retirement Benefits sha11 be payab1e
at the Vested Member's Norma1 Retirement Date.
provi..ded however.,. that the amount of Retirement
Benefit sha11 be no 1ess than the benefit whi.ch
hi.a accumu1ated Contribution at hi.s Norma1 Retire-
.ant Date wou1d provide.
A Vested Kember may e1ect at any ti.me pri.or to hi.a
Norma1 Reti.rement Date to receive in 1ieu of &11
other benefits. a refund of any Accumu1ated Con-
tri.buti.ons as of the date of refund.
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Th.at: a11 ord:l..nancea or parts of ordinances :Ln. conf1i..ct:
here~th are hereby expresa1y repea1ed.
Introduced. read :Ln fu11 0 and passed on f:Lrst read:Lng
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:Lahed as a B:L11 for an Ord:Lnance on the
of February. 1973.
Mayor
Ar'I:'EST:
ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Treaaurer
day
I 0 K.ar1 No11enberger. do hereby cert:Lfy that the above
and forego:I..Dg :La a true. accurate -d ~1ete copy of a B:L11
for an Ord:Lnaoce. :Lntroduced • read :Ln fu11 and p-••d on £~rat
read:Lng on the day of February. 1973.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 9, ARTICLE X,
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RETIREMENT PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37, '69 E .M.C., BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) YEARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa fo11cnws:
Sect:i.on 1.
That T~tl.e V, Chapter 9, Sect~on 36, of the '69 E.M.C .
~~~ hereby amended, a.s fol.l.owa:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE
Xn the event that a. 11118-mber aha11 res~gn or be
d~scharged from the ae~ce of the C~ty p~or to h~a Normal. Ret~rement Date and l.esa than f~ve (5)
years of cred~ted ae~ce. the onl.y benef~t to wtrl.ch
he aha11 be ent~tl.ed under th~s pl.an aha11 be the
refund of h~s A<:cumul.ated Cont~but~on.
Sect~on 2.
That T~t1e V, Chapter 9, Sect~on 37, '69 E.M.C ., ~·
hereby amended. as fo11ows :
S-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo110W"Lng sha11 appl.y to -.y -l.oyee who
has res:i.gn.ed or waa d:Lacha.rged frOID the se~ce
of the C~ty p~or to December 31, 1972:
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In the event that a member sha11 res~gn or be
di.scharged from the servi.ce of the Ci.ty pri.or to
bi.s NorJD&l. Reti.ren.ent Date • and has ten (10) or
1110re years of Credi.ted Servi...c.e., he 'lll&.Y e1ect ei.ther
(a) to 1eave hi.s Accumu1ated Contri.buti.ons on
deposi.t i.n the Fund and become a Vested Me~ber,
or (b) to recei.ve, in 1i.eu of &11 other benefits,
a refund of hi.s Accumu1ated Contri.buti.ons. If
such a member fai.1a to e1ect ei.ther (a) or (b)
~thi.n ninety days after hi.a date of termination
from. the P1an., then he aha.11 be d e eu.ed to have
e1ect:ed to 1eave his Accumu1at:ed Contri.buti.ons
on deposit and to become a Vested Member.
A Vested Member aha11 be enti.t1ed to a deferred
Reti.rement Benefi.t whi.ch aha11 be the vested porti.on <-shown i.n the tab1e be1ow) o f the Reti.re-nt
Benefi.t earned to the date o f the termi.nati.on of
hi.a membershi.p. Such deferred Reti.rement Benefi.t
sha11 be payab1e at the Vested Member's Nor.aa1
Ret:i.reJ:Den.t Date, prov1..ded,. however, that the
-.ount of Retirement Benefi.t: sha11 be no 1eaa
than the benefi.t whi.ch hi.& Accumu1ated Contri.buti.ona
at hi.& NoE'IDAil1 Reti.re-nt Date wou1d provi.de .
Comp1eted Year-a ~r Cent of Earoed
o f C redi.ted S erv-j..ce BeDefi.t Veated
10 .507.
11 .5.5
J.2 60
13 6.5
14 70
1:5 7.5
16 80
17 8.5
18 90
19 9.5
20 and over 100
A Vested Member 1D&Y e1ect. at any t:t.-e pri.or to
hi.a Nor1D&1 Reti.re-nt Date to rec::ei.ve. i.n 1i.eu
of a11 other benefi.ta. a refund of hi.a Acc~ated
Cont ri.but i.ona -of the date o f refund .
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(b) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the C~ty of Eng1ewood and a Member of the C~ty
of Eng1ewood Reti..ret:nent P1an.. an.d who has a.c.cu:m :u-
1ated f~ve (5) years or more of Cred~ted Se~ce
p~or or subsequent to December 31, 1972.
In the event that a member aha.11 reai..gn. or be
di..acharged from the se~ce of the Ci..ty pri..or
to h~s Norma1 Ret~rement Date and bas f~ve (5)
or JDOre years of Credi..ted Servi..ce • he m.ay e1ect
e~ther (a) to 1eave h~s Accumu1ated Contr~but~ons
on. deposit ~:n the Fund and become a Vested 'Hem.ber,
or (b) to rece~ve ~n 1~eu of a11 other benef~ts
a refund of b~s Acc1..1Dlu1ated Cont~but~ons. If
such a me~ber f~1s to e1ect e~ther (a) or (b)
witb~n n~nety (90) days after b~s date of te~
i..nation from the P1an, then he sha11 be deemed
to ha-ve been e1ected to 1eave his .AccUIIIU_1ated
Contri..buti..ons on deposi..t and become a Vested
lolember.
A Vested Member aba11 be ent~t1ed to a deferred
Ret~~nt Benef~t which aba11 be the vested
port~on of the Ret~rement Benef~t earned to the
date of te~nat~on of h~• .ambera~p.
A --..r aba11 be c:red:l.ted w:l.th 1002:. of earaed
benef:l.t veated after f:l.ve (5) year• of c:red:l.ted
aerv-i..ce.
Such deferred Ret:l.rement Benef~ta aha11 be payab1e
at the Vested Member•a No~1 Reti..reaent Date,
prov:l.ded however. that the -.uo.t of Ret:l.rea.ent
Benef~t sha11 be no Leas than the benef:l.t wb~cb
~s accl..UDU1ated Cont~but~on at b:l.s No~1 Ret~re
ment Date wou1d prov:l.de.
A Vested Member may e1ec:t at any t:l.me p~or to h:l.a
Norma1 Ret~reuoent Date to reee:l.ve ~ 1~eu of &11
other ·benef~ts. a refund of any Ac:cumu1ated Con-
tr~but~ons as of the date of refund.
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Sect:i.on 3.
That a11 ordinances or parts of ord~nances ~ con£1ict
herew:i.th are hereby express1y repea1ed.
Introduced. read i..n fu11. and paa-d on f:i.rat read:i.ng
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:i.shed as a B:i.11 for an Ordi-nance on the
of February. 1973.
day
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex offi..c:i.o C:i.ty C1erk-Treaaurer
I. llt&r1 Ro11enberger. do hereby certi..fy
and foregoi-ng i..a a true • accurate .ad c._1ate
for an Ordi-nance. i..ntrocluead. read i..n fu.l.1 -
readi-ng on the day of February. 1973.
that~-
copy of a Bi-11
paa-d oo fi..rat
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 9, ARTICLE x.
RELATING TO THE CITY OF ENGLE"WOOD RETIREHENr PLAN,
SECTIONS 36 AND 37• '69 E.M.C •• BY ESTABLISHING THE
TOTAL VESTING OF EARNED BENEFITS AFTER FIVE (5) YEARS
OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, as fo11owa:
Sec:t"i.on 1.
That T~t1e v. Chapter 9. Sec:t~on 36. of the '69 E.M.C.
"i.a hereby amended. as fo11ows:
5-9-36 LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CRED.LTED SERVICE
In the event that a meaaber aha11 rea~gn or be
d~ac:harged from the aerv"i.c:e of the C~ty pr"i.or to
h~• Horaa1 Ret~~nt nate and 1eaa than f~ve (5)
year• of c:red~ted ae:rv-Lc:e • the on1y benef~t to wtrl.c:.b
be aha11 be e.nt~t1ed under th~a p1an aha11 be the
refund of h:La A<:c~1ated Contr"i.but:f.on.
Sec:t"i.on 2.
That T"i.t1e v. Chapter 9, Sect"i.on 37. '69 E.M.c •• ~·
hereby amended. aa fo11ows:
5-9-37 YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE
(a) The fo110W'"i.ng sha11 app1y to any e-1oyee who
has resigned or ~as discharged from the se~ce
of the C:f.ty pr:f.or to December 31. 1972:
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1n th.e event that a Tl:llleUJber sha.11 resi..gn or be
d~acharged from the serv~ce of the C~ty pr~or to
h1.a Normal. R.et~reuaent Date • and has ten (10) or
more years of Cred.i..ted Servi..ee • be IIUI.Y el.ect ei..ther
(a) to 1eave h~s Accumu1ated Cont~but~ona on
depoai..t i..n the Fund and become a Vested Member,
or (b) to recei..ve, i..n 1i..eu of &11 other benefits.
a refund of h~s Accumu1ated Contr~but~ona. If
such a member fa~1a to e1ect e~ther (a) or (b)
~th~ ~nety days after h~a date of term.i.nat~on
froaa the P1an.. then he aha11 be dee.,..d to have
e1eeted to 1eave h~s Accumul.ated Contri..buti..ona
on depoa:l..t and to bec::c:JIIIIe_ a Vested Member ...
A Veated Member aha11 be ent~t1ed to a deferred
R.et~rement Benef~t wh~ch aha11 be the vested port~on <-shown ~ the tab1e be1ow) of the Ret~rement
Benef~t earned to the date of the term.i.nat~on of
h1.a ......m,ersh~p. Such deferred R.et~re.uent Benef~t
sha11 be .payabl.e at the Vested Member's No~l.
Ret~rement Date, provided, however, that the
aDOUDt of Reti..rement Benefi..t aha11 be no l.eaa
than the benef~t which h~s Accumu1ated Contr~but~ons
at h:L.a Normal. R.et:Lrement Date wou1d prov:Lde.
~1et:ed Year•
of Cred:Lt:ed Serv~ce
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 and over
Per Cent of Earned
-nef:Lt Vested
sm.
ss
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
A Veated Member may e1ect. at any t~ p~or to
h:l...a Normal. Reti..rement Date to rec.e1.ve, i..n 'l.i..eu
of a11 other benef:Lta • a refund of h1.s Accumu1ated
Contr:Lbut:Lons as of the date of refund.
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(b) The fo11owing sha11 app1y to any emp1oyee of
the C~ty of Eng1ewood and a Member of the C~ty
of Eng1e.wood Retirement: P1a.n,. an.d who has &ccUID.U.-
1ated f~ve (5) years or DK>re of Cred~ted Service
pr1..or or subsequent: to De.ce:aaber 31,. 1972.
In the event: that a me:m.ber sha.11 resign or be
d~echarged from the ae~ce of the City prior
to hLs Norma1 Ret~rement Date and has f~ve (5)
or 1110re years of Cred:Lt:ed Serv·i..ce,. he 1DAY e1ect:
e:Lt:her {a) to 1eave b:l.s Accumulated Cont:r~but::l.ons
on. deposi..t: :i.n the Fund and become a Vested Hem.be.r,.
or (b) to rece~ve Ln 1~eu of a11 other benef~ts
a refund of hLs AoccUJDU1ated Cont~but~ons. If
such a member f&L1s to e1ect e~ther (a) or (b)
'WLthLn ninety (90) days after his date of term-
~at::l.on from the P1an,. then be sha11 be deemed
to have been e1ect:ed to 1eave his Accumu1at:ed
Cont:r:i.but:i.ons on deposit and become a Vested
Member.
A Vested Member sha11 be ent~t1ed to a deferred
Ret~rement Beoef~t wh~ch aha11 be the vested
port~on of the Ret~r-nt Benef~t ea.roed to the
date of termLnat~on of h~s membersh~p.
A -r •ha11 be cred~ted 'WLth 100%. of earned
benef~t vested after fLve (5) years of cred~ted
eerv-i..ce.
S-uch deferred Ret~re.aent BenefLts s-11 be payab1e
at the Vested Member's Norma1 Retirement Date,.
pro~ded however,. that the amount of Retirement
Benef~t sba11 be no 1esa than the benef~t wh~ch
his accumu1ated Contr~but~on at hLs Norma1 Ret~re
ment Date wou1d provLde.
A Vested Member may e1ect: at:. any t:i.me pr1..or to h.1..a
Norma1 Ret~rement Date to rece~ve in 1~eu of a11
other .benef~ts. a refund of any Accumu1ated Con-
t~but~ons as of the date of refund.
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Sec:t:l.on 3.
That a.11 ord.:Lnan.ces or parts of ord.:l...J::1an.ces i.:n c::.c::n1f1:1..ct
herew:l.th are hereby expreaa1y repea1ed .
I%1troduced • read :l.n fu11 0 and p--d on f:l.rat read:l.ng
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1:l.ahed as a B:l.11 for an Oro:l.nanc:e on the
of February. 1973.
ATTEST:
ex off:l.c:l.o C:l.ty C1erk-Treaaurer
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X 0 ltar1 No11enberger 0 do hereby c:ert:l.fy that the above
and forego:l.ng :l.a a true. accurate -c:._l.ete copy of a B:l.11
for an Ord:l.n.nc:e. :l.ntroduc:ed. re-:l.n fu11 -paa•ed on f:l.r•t
re-:l.ng on the day of February. 1973.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V. CHAPTER 4. SECTION 1. '69 E.M.c ••
ENTITLED "ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIONS" • BY
REVISING ANNUAL LEAVE ACCUMULATION FOR EMPLOYEES IN THE CLAS-
SIFIED SERVICE; REPEALING AND REENACTING CHAPTER 6 • ENTITLED
"COMPENSATION''. SECTIONS a. 9 AND 10. '69 E.M.C. • BY ADOPTING
A NEW TABLE FOR SALARIES AND -WAGES OF ALL CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES
OF THE CITY.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fol.l.ows:
Section 1.
That ~tl.e v. Chapter 4. Sect~on 1 of the '69 E.M.C.
-La hereby repeal..ed a::a.d reenacted w-i..th 8::1Dend:ment::s to read .!lB
fol.l.ows:
5-4-1. ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIONS
(a) A11 empl.oyees ~n the cl.aas~f~ed se~ce. except
those empl.oyees cl.aaa~f~ed under Sect~ons 5-6-9 and
5-6-1.0 (Pol.~ce and F~re Departments) • work~ng a 40
hour week. sha11 be en.t~tl.ed to one hundred twenc::y
(1.20) hours of annual. l.eave each year. Annual. l.eave
ahal.l. accumul.ate monthl.y at the rate ~£ ten (10) hours
per a.onth of a.ct:f.:ve service. In order to qua.11..fy for
annual.. J..eave credit during the month. the empl..oyee must
rece~ve pay for at l.east one-hal.£ (1/2) of the work~ng
days of that 'IDOnth. Annual. l.eave shal.l. not be granted
to any eUlpl.oyee un.t~l. he has been ~n the empl.oy of the
C~ty for at l.east s~ (6) consecutive months. Such
J..eave aha11 be accumu1ated to a ~~ accumul..at~on
of one hundred ninety-two (192) hours.
(b) A11 empl.oyees cl.ass~f~ed under Sect~ons 5-6-9 and
5-6-1.0 (Pol.ice and F~re Departments) • work~ng a 40 hour
week. shal.l. be entitl.ed to n:Lnety-s~ (96) hours of
annual.. l..eave each year. Ao.nua1 1eave sha.l..J.. a.ccUIIIUl...&t::e
ax>nthl.y at the rate of e:Lght (8) hours per each ax>nth of
active service.
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In order to quaLLfy for annua1 Leave cred~t dur~g
the JDOnth. the e:mp1oyee must receive pay for at:
Least one-haLf (L/2) of the -.rk~ days of that
-.nth. AnnuaL Leave aha1L not be granted to any e-._Loyee
unt~1 be baa been ~ the euapLoy of the C~ty for at
Least a:Lx (6) conaecut~ve 1DOD.th&. Such Leave ahaLL be
accUIIR1Lated to a ~ aecUIIR11at~on of ooe hundred
~ty-two (L92) hours.
(c:) ALL empLoyees ~n the c1ass~f:l.ed ae:rv:l.ce work~
asa~gned per:l.ods of twenty-four (24) hours (F~re
Department) aha1L be ent~t1ed to one hundred th~rty
n:l.ne and seven tenths (L39. 7) hours of annuaL Leave
each year. AnnuaL Leave for these -Loyeea shaLL
ac.c~.1a.t:e. at: the ra.t:e of e1even. and ai...xt:y-fou.r
hundredths (LL.64) hours per each DK>D.th of ac:t:l.ve
ae~c::e a::nd DUI.Y accUIIIU1&t:e to a 1ll8X1...mu:m. ac:c.t.m:a..~1at:l.on
of two hundred seventy-n:l.ne and th~rty-~ hundredths
(279. 39) hours. QuaL:l.f~c:at~on for annua1 Leave shaLL
be the same aa for other e:mp1oyeea.
(d) After ten (LO) years of cont~uous ae:rv:l.c:e • reg-
uLar empLoyees wi..L1 rec:e~ve twe1ve (L.2) hours per month
of act~ve ae:rv:l.ce and ~remen w:I.LL rece~ve a:f.xteen (16)
houra for each month of act:l.ve aerv:l.ce. PoL:l.c-n
w:l.1L rece~ve ten (LO) houra per -th of ac:t~ve
se:rv:l..c:e. The ~ ac:c...U.at~ for empLoyees
work~ forty (40) hour• aha1L be two b-red forty
(240) houra, and for f~~n aba11 be three hundred
forty-n:l.ne and twenty-four hundredths (349.24) boura
respec:t~ve1y.
Section 2.
That T:i.t1e V, Chapter 6, Sec:t~on 8 of the '69 E.M.C.
:l.a hereby repeaLed and reenacted w:l.th -nta to read -
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The fo11o~g tab1e :l.s adopted for use :Ln determ:l.n.:l.ng
sa.1a.r:i..es and "Wages for c:1assi-f:l.ed emp1oyees upon an
equ:l.tab1e basi-s.
GRADE A B c D E F
1 $ 519 $ 545 $ 572 $ 601 $ 631 $ 663
2 545 572 601 631 663 696
3 572 601 631 663 696 731
4 601 631 -663 696 731 767
5 631 663 696 731 767 805
6 663 696 731 767 805 845
7 767 805 845 888 932 978
8 824 865 909 954 1001 1052
9 888 932 978 1026 1076 1130
10 954 1001 1052 1103 1157 1215
11 1026 1076 1130 1185 1245 1307
12 1103 1157 1215 1274 1339 1406
13 1185 1245 1307 1371 1440 1512
Secti..on 3.
That T:l.~1e v. Chapter 6. Sec:t:l.on 9 0 of the '69 E.M.C.
La hereby repea1ed and reenacted w:l.th -ndaenta to read -
fo11owa:
~ SALARIES FOR POLICE DEPAR~NT CLASSIFICATIONS
(a) C1aaa:l.£:l.ed poa:l.t:l.ona :l.n the Po1:l.c:e Department are
hereby c:1ass:l.f:l.ed w:l.th:l.n the aa1ary and w-e
ac:hedu1e aet forth be1ow.
Patrol.man 4th
Patrol.man 3rd
Patrol.man 2nd
Patrol.man 1st
Lab Tec:hn.i.c::l.an
Detec:t:l.ve
Sergeant
L.f..eutena:nt
Capta:l.n
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$ 763
852
925
986
1027
1068
1170
1288
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S-6-5. the rank of each PatroLman present1y emp1oyed
i..n the Depa.rtment • as we11 as the ra::nk of each
Pa.tro1m.a.n wb_o i..n the future may jo~ the De.p.a.rt~aen.t.
aha11 henceforth be determined by h~s pe~od of
aervi..ee :f.n the Depa..rt::ment as fo11cn.ra:
PERIOD OF SERVICE
0-12 months
12-24 aKn>tha
24-36 months
36 ..anths or 11110re
PatroLman 4th C1asa
PatroLman 3rd C1aas
PatroLman 2nd C1aas
PatroLman 1st C1asa
'l.'be rank of the reuuai~ emp1oyeea ~n the
De:part:::Dae·nt: ~11 c.ont:::l..nue to be determined as set:
forth e1sewhere i..n ~ Code.
Sect~on 3.
That ~t1e v. Chapter 6. Sect~on 10. of the '69 E.M.C.
_ :La hereby repea1ed and reenacted w:Lth -ndmenta to read as
£o11ows:
5-6-10 SALARl:ES FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT CIASSIFICATIONS
(a) The c1aas~f~ed poa:Lt:Lona o£ the uniformed members
of the F~re Depart:Dien.t are hereby c1ass~£~ed
-wf.th:Ln the "Wage and aa1ary achedu1e as aet forth
be10'W.
F~ref~ghter 4th
F~ref~ghter 3rd
F~ref~ghter 2nd
F~ref~ghter 1st
~ver/Operator/Eng~neer
L1..euten.ant::
Capt~
Bata11~on Ch~ef
Asst. Ch~ef
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$ 744
847
918
991
1068
1133
1231
1330
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{b) Subject to the pr~s~o~s of Sect~on 5-6-2.
re1at~ng to the hL~ of e.ap1oyees at other
than the entry ~eve.1. pay :f..nc::reaaes for
UEU.formed ...e>Dbera of the F1.re Depar-t>Dent c1--
a~f~ed as F1.~ aha11 oot be autOIIUil.t~c • but
aba.11 be treated aa ~veraary ~reaae.•
SectLon 5.
under the pr<nrl..a:l.ooa of Sect1.on 5 -6-4; pr~ded.
however. that: no u:nJ..formed lllleiBbe.r of the F:f..re
Department c1aaaLfLed aa a FLreman aha11 be
e:ntt..t1ed to an aan.i..veraary :I.Dcreaae at: the end
of hLa fLrat a~ (6) months of servf.ce. but sha11
rece.:f.. ve su.c:.b. .-nn1. ve re ary :i.nc: reaae • :f..f at: a1.1. :f..n
a.c::c:.ordance ~th the ac:.hedu..1e set: forth :Ln. aub-
-ct1.on (a) hereof. -.ytb.Lng to the contrary con-
ta1.Ded 'W:Lth1.n Sect~on 5-6-4 oot'W:Lthac:..,.dLng .
That &1.1 ord~ancea or parta of ord~ea ~n c:.~:f..c::t
here'W:Lth are hereby expreaa1y re-a1ed.
~troc:luced • read 1.n fu11 -paa-.:1 .-f~t re..U.ng
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1Lahed -a BL11 for ..,. Ord~e on the
o f February. 1973.
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(b) Subject to the pr~s:l.on.s of Section. S-6-2.
re1a.t::Lng to the lrl.r:Lng of e.mp1oyees a.t other
t::h.an the entry 1eve.1., pay i..nc:::.re-ases for
~oli:'IIRd -rs of the F"i.re Depa.rtJDent c:1--
a:l..fi..e.d as F:l..remen ah.a11 'DOt be a.u.toaaat:J...c • but
aba11 be treated -ann:l:ver•ary :L.Dcreasea
Sec:t:Lon 5.
'UIDde r the prov-l.s :Lana of Sec: t:Lon. 5-6 -4 ; prov:L-d •
however. that no un.:LforD>ed -r of the F:Lre
De~nt c:1-•:Lf:Led -a F-:Lreman sha11 be
eu.t~t1ed to an .-nn.i..ve.raary :I.Dc:.re-aae at the end
of h-1.• f"i.rat a:Lx (6) -th• of aerv:Lc:e. but sha11
re.c:e.:i..ve. auc::.h aan.~:ver-.a.ry f._DCreaae., t.._f at a1.1 • .i..n
eeeordan.c:e ~th the ac.bedu.1e aet forth :Ln aub-
aection (a) hereof • -.yth:Lng to the contrary c:on-
t~d v"i.th:f.n Sec:t::Lon 5-6-4 aoe-:Lthat-.ding.
'rha.t a11 ord:f.naocea or pa.rta of ord:f.naocea :l.n c:onf1:Lc:t
herev"i.th are hereby express1y repea1ed.
Introduced. read :f.n fu11 -...d pasaed on f:Lrat re.~ag
on the 20th day of February. 1973.
Pub1-1.ahed -a B:l.11 for ..._ Ord:Ln-...ce on the
of February. 1973.
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1. w::.&r1 llo11enbe~r. do .._reby cert:l.fy that the
above and forego~ :i.s a true. accurate .n.d cc::.ap1ete copy
of a B:l.11 for an Ord:Lnanc:e. :l.ntrodueed • read :Ln fu11 -..!
passed on f~rat read:l.ng on ~ day of February. 1973.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~
A BILL FOR
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AN ORDLNANCE AMENDING TITLE V. CHAP'rER 4. SECTION 1. '69 E.M.C. •
ENTITLED .. ANNUAL LEAVE (VACArl:ON); ACCRUAL; QUAL:I.FICAriONS ... BY
REVISING ANNUAL LEAVE ACCUMULATION FOR EMPLOYEES IN THE CLAS-
SIFIED SERVICE; REPEALING AND REENACTING CHAPTER 6 • ENTJ:TLED
.. COMPENSATION .. , SECTIONS 8. 9 AND 10. '69 E.M.C. • BY ADOPTING
A NEW TABLE FOR SALARIES AND -WAGES OF ALL CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES
OF THE CITY.
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, -fo11owa:
Section 1.
'Uuu: Ti.t1e v. Chapter 4. Section 1 of the '69 E .M.C.
i.s hereby repea.1ed and reenacted ~th .-..endment:a to read as
fo11ows:
5-4-1 ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; 9UALIFICAXIONS
(a) Al.1 emp1oyees :l..n the c:1-aLf"i.ed aerv1.ce • except
those emp1oyeea c:1aasLfLed under Sections 5-6-9 and
5-6-10 (Po1Lce and FLre Depar~nta) • -=>rk1.ng a 40
hour week. sha11 be entLt1ed to one hundred twenty
(1.20) hours of annua1 1eave each year. ADD.ua1 1eave
sba11 ac:cumu1ate .->nth1y at the rate of ten (10) hours
per -.nth of actLve .serv:Lce. In order to qua1L£y for
annua1 1eave cred~t durLng the month. the emp1oyee ~t
receLve pay for at 1east one-ba1f (1/2) of the _,rkLng
days of that 1DC>nth. Annual. 1eave sba.11 not be granted
to any eDJp1oyee untL1 he bas been :l..n the emp1oy of the
CLty for a.t 1ea.st a:i.x (6) c:on.secutLve -.nth&. Such
1eave aha.11 be acc:UIIIU1&ted to a m.wz:inwnm ac.eumu1at:J...OD.
of one hundred n:l..nety-two (192) hours_
(b) A11 eurp1oyees c:1a.ssLfLed under Sec:tLona 5-6-9 -..d
5-6-10 (Po1Lce and FLre Departments). _,rkLng a 40 hour
week. aha11 be entLt1ed to DLnety-s:l.x (96) hours of
annua1 1eave each year... Annu_a1 1eave aha11 ac:cu:aaJ..1at:e
ax>nth1y at the rate of eLght (8) hours per each ax>nth of
a.c:t:1..ve service ...
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the month. the e:mp1oyee 'IIIU.St receive pay for at:
1e-t ooe-ha1f (1/2) of the working days of that
~th. Annua1 1eave aha11 not be gran.ted to any -1oyee
unt:l.1 be baa beecn :l.n the empl.oy o£ the C:l.ty for at
1e.as t a :I..>< (6) consec'""t:l.ve DKlOD.ths. Such 1eave sha.L1 be
eec--...1ated to a -e:r-1--ac:.c:-uaru..1a.ti..on. of oae bu:ad.red
n:l.Dety-e-> (192) ho~-
(c) .&11 emp1oyees :l.n the c:L .. a:l.f:l.ed aerv::l.ce wortc::l.D&
asa~d per:l.ods of twenty-four (24) hours (F:l.re
Dep~t) sha11 be ent:l.t1ed to ooe hundred th:l.rty-
n:l.De -seven tenths (139. 7) hours o£ .uwu••l 1e-
e~ ye41r. ADnu.a1 1eave for these -1oyeea sbal.l.
ac.c:~ate at the rate of e.1e.-ven and a::l...xty-fou.r
-dredths (11.64) hours per each -th of ac:t:l.ve
aervLce and 1D&Y acc:'UIII\11ate to a --xinn...,....,4:-c:UIIIU..1at1.on.
o£ t-. hundred seventy-D:l.De and th:l.rty-n:l.De hundredths
(279. 39) hours. Qua1:l.£:l.cat:l.on for --ua.1. :Leave aha11
be the a -...e. as for other e-.p1oyeea.
(d) After ten (10) year• of cont:l.nuous serv::l.ce • reg-
u.1ar emp1oyees ~1 rece:l.ve twel.ve (12) bou.ra per -th
of ac:t:l.ve serv::l.ce -f:l..,..._,.. -:t.11 rece:l.ve a:l..><teen (16) -.r. for each -th of ..::t:l.ve aerv::l.ce. Po1:l.~
-:t.11 reee:l.ve ten (10) ~ per -th of ac:t:l.ve
-rv:~.ce. 'lbe !MC!Cf--.cc:~at:l.on for -l.o_.
_,.rk.:l.ng forty (40) hours aha.l.1 be two -red forty
(240) hours. -for f~ aba.l.l. be th,_ aa..-dred
forty-n:l.De and twecnty-four ~redths (349.24) hours
reapect:l.ve1y.
Sec.t:l.on 2.
That T:l.t1e v. Chapter 6. Sect:l.on 8 of the '69 E.K..C.
:l.a hereby repea.l.ed and reenacted .r1-th ...._nts to read as
fo11ows:
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5-6-8 SALARY AND WAGE SCHEDUIL
The fo11owing tab1e is adopted for use in dete:r,w=ln=fng
aa.1ar-Les an._d W'&ges for c1-s:Lf~ed -1oyees upon an
equ:l.t-1e b-is.
GKADE A B c D E F
1 $ 519 $ S45 $ 572 $ 601 $ 631 $ 663
2 S45 572 601 631 663 696
3 572 601 631 663 696 731
4 601 631 -663 696 731 767
5 631 663 696 731 767 805
6 663 696 731 767 805 845
7 767 805 845 888 932 978
8 824 865 909 954 1001 1052
9 888 932 978 1026 1076 1130
10 954 1001 1052 1103 1157 1215
11 1026 1076 1130 1185 1245 1307
12 1103 1157 1215 1274 1339 1406
13 1185 1245 1307 1371 1440 1512
Sect~ 3.
That: T1.~1e v. Cl:uo.pter 6 0 Sect~on 9 0 o£ the 0 69 E.M.C.
:La here-by repea1ed and re.en.ac.ted w1..t:h -ndneent=s to read aa
fo1~:
5-6-9 SAIARIES FOR POLICE DEP~BT CLASSIFICArZORS
(a) c1-a~ed poa~t~.,.... :Ln the Po~e De~ are
hereby c1-s~ed 'Ori.tbin the aa1&ry ---
achedu1e set forth be1ow.
Patrobluln 4th
Patrol.aaan 3rd
Patrobluln 2nd
Pat:robluln 1st
Lab Techn:Lc:Lan
Det:ect::Lve
Sergeant:
L1..eutena:nt:
Capt: &:Ln.
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$ 763
852
925
986
1027
1068
1170
1288
1439
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(b) Sub;ject to the prov:f..si.on.s of Secti.on.s 5-6-1 through
5-6-5 • the rank of each Pa.t:ro:baan presecnt1y ...ap1oyed
1..n the De~t • as -11 as the rank of each
Patrol..man -.:, 1..n the future -Y ;joi.n the Dep~.
aha11 be.nceforth be cleterw-fned by hi.s peri.oc:l of
servi.ce 1..n the Depart:aeu.t -fo11ows:
PEllliOD OF SE:RVXCE
O-L2 -.ths
L2-24 -.ths
24-36 wontbs
36 -.:a_tb.s or DMJ~re
Patrol..-4th C1-s
Patrol..aan 3rd C1-s
Patro:U..O. 2Dd C1a.ss
Patrol..aan :Lst C1_.
"rhe rank of the rem•=fning eaap1oyee...s in the.
De~t "W-1..11 c:.~tin:ue to be dete:z:mi.ued as set
forth e :Lsewbere :L.n thi.s Code.
Se.ct:l.ou 3.
7b.a.t T:l.t1e v. Chapter 6. Secti.on 10. of the 0 69 E.M.C.
_ :l.B hereby re.pea.l..e.d and reeuac:ted "Wi.tb •--ts to read -
fo1:Lows:
S--10 SAT-AJOES FOJt FIRE DEPARDtE:J!IT CIASSmc:ArZ.OI!IS
(a) "lhe c1aas:l.f:l.ed -:l.ti.oaa of the uc.~~d -ra
of the F:l.re Depaz LiiEllt are hereby c1-•~
"Wi.tbi.n the -and aa1ary ac:'bedul..e -aet forth
be1DW'.
F:l.ref:Lgb.ter 4th
F:l.refi.gb.ter 3rd
F:l.refi.gbter 2nd
F:l.refi.gbte.r :Ls t
Dr:l. ver /Ope r.a:tor /EDg:l.Deer
Lt..e·u.:f=enant
c..,.ta:t.n
Bata11i.ou Cb.:l.ef
Aaat:. Cb.:l.ef
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SAT.ARY
$ 744
847
9.1.8
991
1068
1133
1.231
1330
1449
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{b) Sub_ject: to the p:r~:Lons of Section 5-6-2,
reJa-Mng to the h1....r:i..n,g of ~1oyee.s at o~
tbaa. t:::be. e.nr:ry 1e-ve1. pay :l.nc::re..a::se..s for
~~ -:rs of the F:f..:re Dep~t: c1aa-
a:Lf:Led ~ ah&11 not: be aut:o~aat::l.c • but
aha11 be ~d ----rsary ~roe--
UDder t:be p~:l..ons of Section 5-6-4; pr~ded.
--r • t:b&t: DO a<rl..for.ed -r of t:he F:f..:re
~ c1-a1.£S.ed -a F~ aha11 be
ent:1.t:1ed to -.. -.u:d.veY'&.ary ~reaae at: the end
of~ ~rat: s1.x {6) ~t:h& of aervLee, but aha11
reee.1.-such ---:raary :l.:Dc:re.ase. :1.£ at: &11. ~
-.:c:ordaace w:Lt:h t:be scbedu1e set: forth ~ aub-
aeet1-oo {a) hereof, -.yt:b1.Dg to t:be c:oat::rary eoo-
~d vi~ Sect::i..oo 5-6-4 uot:w:i..t:hst:and-fng.
"X.'b&t a.1.1 o:rdin.....,es o-r pa:rta o£ ord1-n-nc•• 1..n c:::...oa£1..:1t
berew-t.t:h are hereby expre.sa1y repea1ed.
Introduced• read 1.n fu11 .ad --OD f:i..rat: DI'--
OD t:be 20t:h day of February • 1973.
Pub1-f..&bed -a B-L11 for -Ord-fn.....-oo t:be
of February • 1973.
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ex of~:Lo C:Lcy C1exk-T~
I. Jtar1 Bo1~rser. do bereby ce~ that tbe
..._ -forego~ ~ a trUe. ~ -~1ete copy
o£ .a B:L11 for -Qrd:fn-· ~. read ~ fu11 ---.5 OD f:Lrwt ~~ OD the -y of Febru.&ry 0 1973.
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SERIES OF 1973
A llE.SOLIJT:I.ON ESrABLI.SHING A g;;w PAY .AliiD CLASSIFI.CA:riON PLA.1II
FOR. ALL CLASS-:LFIED EMPL0"1EES OF THE CITY • EXCEPT F"LREME:N AliiD
POLICEMEX. TO BE EFFEC7'IVE l"AWJARY 1_. 1973-
liHEliEA.S. oo May 1.8. 1972 a Letter of Understand~
-. ezec:ut:ed be~ the ~~ -.rl.c::Lp-.1 ~1oyees
A.a.soc::La%::Lon. aDd the C:Lty ~t:. -
1iiiiEilEAS_. pu:raua:n.t to --=l..dl Lette:r o£ llade:-r::atarvJ=Jng
DeW' c1a.ss"Lf-Lc:.at:::::i..cn:l and c 4 r a•at:::Loa. p1.--.. were to he
:t.__.1~ed ef£ect::Lve .;Jaau.ary 1. 1972.
-• 'XHE:REFOKE, BE XT "RESOLVED BY THE CITY COVK:IL OF
THE CITY OF E~LEWOOD. COLORADO. -fo1~:
Sec:t::Lon 1.
That effect::L,.., J.-.:ouary 1. 1973. a11 -~ of£ the
C:Lt:y. except: tho-c1ass:Lf:Led UDder Sec:t:L.ans 5-6-9 aDd 5-6-10
(F:Lremo:D. aDd Po] i c ) bo1~ the c1aaa~1.oas -
t1..t1e:s he.re.-1nafter set £ortb._. ah.a.J.....1. %1e:C::e::l.....e t:::be ~-a:od
...aaes at tJ:J.e. Gr.-de Leve1 1ndYc....., 'be.Ee1..D.• at: Step -A-. aDd
-e.st:.b"l.:L.sbed ~ to t:be ~1e cc-rt'ai-d 1.D. Sect:::Loa
5-6-s. -cted. o£ the Of'£:fc-11•' C:Lt:y ~-
G~ Leve1s of --(7) --.-be%!eby debe....S.-tc>--exempt: from ~at::Loa. ~£ ~--..u:bo:r:Lzoe.d by
Sec:t:Lon 5-7-3(b) o£ s&id C:Lt:y GooSe.
IJEPAKrHENT OR DIVISION
A-1-.."1 ~1
Sr.~ C1e%k -r-C1e:d<. P•-rk:lna Eu..forc
-•1-at-..t: D:Lrec:t:or
Water PEOCI. S-rviaor
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GJLAIJIE LEVEL
3
3
2
2
11. (~t)
10 (~t:)
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Ut:l..11.t::lea Superv1.aor
Of.fi...c:e .._.._...:r
Fo~
Pl..aDt Operator a-_ Lei> Tec:bD1-c:LaD
J!lld.sa ....... esw:e Me:c:::haa:l.c:.
Ecpd I t Operator II
-~I.---Draft:. X.U.pec:tor
-£er -.-r
Sec:.retary
Cld.ef C1erk
DLtc:h ~r
Iaap. ~"I.e
Sr. C1erk
~~c11 •t• C1e"Ek Typ~t
--~t:aoat ~tor -.oc:1-ate P1-r
-..11 dtna: :X.U.peet:Dr
PJ -·--•t..ataat PJ-"'ns Dr~
~
CI.ell:k s~.
Operator
Equ:f 1 t Operator I
Seeretary
C1ark s~. .....
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GltAilE ILVEL
:LO ~r)
8 (~t)
7 (~t:)
6
6
6
5
4
4
3
3
3
3 z z
:L
:L
:L
1.1 (~t)
8 (~t)
7 ~t)
6
4
3
2
1.1 ~t:)
8 (~t:}
7 ~t)
6
5
4
3 z z
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JlEPAK:I:l£Rr OR DIVX.SION
c •1c•t=-ton•
--... -
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ChLe:f of Sa1e.s T.a<
Sys~ AD&1yat
~:l..ng Agent:
~ Tax Aud:Ltor
Deputy Treasurer
c-art CJ..e.z:k
Procr-r-Ope~or
.ac..---~
CJ..e.z:k Steao-
Sa1e.s Ya& C1e~
c.e-:ra1 ~ C1e~
PBX Oper.-t:or
C =fcat;:IQI"'"S Supe..rv1...aor
~ec--
LLbrar:Lao
c~~r~
... ... --b:l.1e I-Lbrar:l..a.
Cb:l.e£ C1erlr:.
L:l.brary A:l.de
Iae>e• d~ ate C1e~ 'Typ:l.at
C:l.cy~r
FS.el..d .._, -r
O££SA:e ~r
._,.. ~ A:l.de :III
·~ A:l.de II
~A:l.de I
S~t: Supe:rfnle .. ,... t Gar-Fo~
Fo~
'Mech,_.,f ...
Equ:l.-t Oper.-t:or XI
Eqod 1 t Operator X
ChLe:f Storekeeper
-Dr:l.-r Gar-~t=end.a.t
JllaJ..a.tenen nn
G1lADE LEVEL
9 ~t)
9 ~t)
9 ~t)
7 (~t)
6
s s
4
2
2
2
1
].() ~t)
4
• ~t)
7 ~t)
7 (~t)
3
2
1
12 (~t)
10 ~t)
9 (~t)
7 ~t) s
3
1.0 ~t)
7 (~t)
7 (~t)
6
6
s
4
3
3
2
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DiEPAICLMENI OR DIVISION
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CIASSIFICATI:ON & TITLE
Tra.f~c: Eng=< neer
Fo~ ·-·ct..en.
AIXJPLED ARD APPROVED t:h:La
G:RADE LEVEL
11 (~t}
7~t}
5
2
5
1
x. IL&r1 lllo11enbe:rger. ex of~c:~ C1.ty C1eEk-Treaaurer of
t:be C1.ty of Eng 1~d • do hereby cert:::Lfy ct. t the abcnre -
forego:l.ug :Ls a true. accurate -~1ete copy of -ao1ut::Lon
lllo. Ser1.e.s of 1973.
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RESOLUTION NO. SER.IES OF 1973
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A NEW PAY AND CLASSIFICATXON PLAN
FOR. ALL CLASSIFIED EJ!.IPLOYEES OF THE CITY~ EXCEPT FIREMEN AND
POLICEMEN, TO BE EFFECTXVE JAliiUAJlY 1 0 1973.
WREJI:EAS • on May 18~ 1972 a Letter of Understand:l.ng
vas e.xec~ted between t::he Eng1ewood ~c:Lpa1 ~l.oyees
Assoc::Lation and the City Gove~t. -
WHEREAS, purs--ua:nt to •&1.d Letter of Uo.derata:ndin.g.
~ c1a..ss:l..f1..c..a.t:l..on and c:.c.., n•a.a::...1..oa. p1811& ~re to be
:L.pl.emented effective January 1.. 1.972.
NOW, 'JEER.EFORE, BE :x;r RESOLVED BY 'I:HE CITY COUNCIL OF
'I:HE CITY OF E~D. COLORADO, -fo11ows:
Sect:Lon 1.
Yhat effective January 1, 1.973, &11. empl.oyees a£ t::he
C:Lty, except those cl.a.ss:Lf:Led UDder Sect:l..ons 5-6-9 and 5-6-1.0
[Firemen and Pol.icemen] bol.d::Lng t::he c1ass:L£:Lcat:Lons and
tit1es hereinafter set £ort::b. ab.al...1 rec::e:l.:ve the sa.1.a.r-Lea and
W"ages at th.e Grade Leve.l. 1..Did.~ated here~. at Step ,..A ..... aDd.
-est-1:Lsbed p~suant to the T-I.e contained :Ln Section
S-6-8 • as ~ed • of t::he Offic:La1 City Code.
Grade Leve:Ls of seven. (7) -above arc. hereby dete~
to be exeu~pt from compen.sation of ave~ • as authorized by
Section S-7-3(b} of said C:Lty Code.
DEPAR:l'!o£NT OR DIVISION
Po1..:l..ce
CLASSIFICATXON & TXTLE
,....1-·1 Coa:tro1
Sr. llecc>rd.s CI.erk
llecc>r-C1erk
Park:l.ng Eo.fo~t
Asa:Lst.nt D:Lrector
Water Prod. S-:II:"'rl.aor
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3
3
2
2
1.1 (~t)
10 CExe-pt)
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RESOLOTI:.ON NO-SERIES OF L973
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A NEW PAY AND CLASSIF:X:CA:riON PLAN
FOR. ALL CLASS1F:x:ED EHPLOYEES OF THE C:X:TY • EXCEPT F1BEMEN AND
POL:X:CEMEN. TO BE E .FFECTXVE JANUARY L 0 L973_
WHEHEAS. on May L8. L972 a Letter of Understand~
--executed between the EagL~ ~c~pa1 EmpLoyees
Aaaoc~at~on aDd the City Goverument 0 and
WHEllEAS. pur&UIU1t to s~d Letter of Understandi..ng
new c::1assif:f..c:at:l..o:n and c.c::mapen.sat:1..oa. p1........., were to be
~Le.ented effec~ve January L. L972_
MOW. 'UIEBEFOR.E, BE :x:.T RESOLVED BY 'DIE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF EHGLElidOOD • COLORADO • as fo11ows :
Sect~on L-
'rbat effect~ve January 1. 1973• &11 e.t~~~p1oyecs oE the
C~ty. except those cLass~~ed under Sect~ons 5-6-9 and 5-6-LO
[FLrelaen and PoL~cemen) hoLd::l.ng the cLasa~~cat~ons and
tit1e.• he.re1...:na.fter set forth., sha11 rec::.e~ve the sa.1ari...ea and
...-age.s at: the Grade Leve1 :LndLc:.a.te-d b.ere'l...n, at: Step ••A••. aod
aa estabL~ahed pursuant to the Tab1e eon~d ~ Sec~oa
5-6-8• as -nded. of the ~c~a1 C~ty Code_
Grade LeveLs of seven (7) -aiJove .,.... hereby dete..-.dned
to be exempt from compensation of ave~ • as ~~ by
Section 5-7-3(b) of said C~ty Code_
Po11..ce
Ut~~t~-
CLASSIFICA:rl:ON & TXTLE
Ant ••l Cc::nrt:: ro 1.
Sr-Record• CLerk
Record• C1erk
P~En.fo~t
Aa•Latant ~ctor
water Prod-Supe~or
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G:IUUJE IEVEL
3
3 z
2
11 (Exeo.pt)
LO (Exeo.pt)
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DEPAIO:!£NT OR DIVISION
.. c.a-IIUYD<D:iLt:y Deve1~D.t
•
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CLASSIFICATXON & TITLE
Ut1.1:1..ti.ea S~r
Offi.ce -~
Fo~
P1ant Operator
Cheoa. x..b ~ei.o
~tenaoce Hec:h-u.e
~_.xt Operator II
World.ng Le•±z--
Draft. Inspector
Meter Re-r
Secretary
Cb.i.ef C1erk
Di.teh R..i.cler
I.D8p. ~1e
Sr. C1erk
Inter.edi.ate C1erk Typi.at
Jr. Acc:ouDt& C:J..el<k.
Booltlceep1.Dg M-chtne Operator
Aas~•tant ~tor
Aaaoe~ate P1aaaer
Bu1.1di.Dg I.napector
P1azurl..ng Asai.&tant
P1.ann1 n.g Draft--..n
Secretary
C1ell:ir:. Sl:eDD.
Aaa·1..at.a._t Id .. :rec::to:r
Recreati.oa. Supervi.,aor
Foreman
Mai..ntenauce Heehani.c:
Le_,.
~~t Operator I.
Secretary
C:Lerk Steno.
Mai..nten-xv--
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GKADE LEVEL
10 (Exe>Dpt)
8 (~t)
7~t)
6
6
6 s
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
11 (~t)
8 (Exeo.pt)
7 (E.z.eaq>t)
6
4
3
2
1._1 (~t)
8 (Exeo.pt)
7 ~1:)
6 s
4
3
2
2
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Library
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CLASSIFICAXION & TITlE
Chief of Sa.1es Tax
SysteD>S .A.::La1yst
Purc:has :i..ng Agent
Sa1~s Tax Auditor
Deputy Treasu.rer
Court C1erk
Progr-r-Operator
Ac:..cou:n ta:nt
C1erk Steno _
Sa1~s Tax C1erk
Ce%E ra1 Services C1erk
PBX Operator
Cc-nnnYDica.:t1...ons Supe..rvisor
ED>ergency eoa.a_
Librarian
Circu1ation Librarian
Bookmobi1e Librarian
Chief C1erk
Library Aide
Inte~diate C1erk Typist
City Engineer
F:l.e1d Engineer
Office Engineer
Engineering Aide III
Engineering Aide II
Engineering Aide I
Street Su:pe~nten.dent
Garage Foreuaan
Foreman
Sr. !ola:l...n.ten.a:nc::.e:aaan
Mechanic
Equi-nt Operator II
Equipment Operator I
Chief Storekeeper
Bus Driver
Carage Attendant
Ma:J..o..tenanc:em,eu.
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GRADE LEVEL
9 {Exempt)
9 (Exe.opt)
9 (~t)
7 (~t)
6 s
s
4
2
2
2
1
10
4
{Exempt)
8 {Exempt)
7 (~t)
7 (Exe.opt)
3
2
1
12 (Exempt:)
10 ~t)
9 (Exealpt:)
7 {Exea.pt:) s
3
10 {Exe.apt:)
7 (Exempt)
7 (Exempt)
6
6
s
4
3
3
2
2 II --
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DEPAR'IMENT OR DIVISION
Traff:Lc:
CIASSIFICAriON & TITLE GRADE IEVEL
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED t:bia ----
AT'IEST:
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day of February. 1973.
I • Ka.r1 Noiienberger. ex off:Lc::Lo C:Lt:y C1erk-Treasurer of
the C:Lt:y of Engiewood. do hereby c:ert:Lfy that: t:b.e ~-and
forego :Lug ia a true, ac::c:urate an.d ca.p1ete. copy of Reaol.u.t1.on
No. • Ser:Les of I973.
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RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1973
A RESOLDT:I:ON ESTABLISHING A NEW PAY AND CLASSIFICATION PLAN
FOR. ALL CLASSIFIED El-:IPLOYEES OF THE CITY • EXCEPT F1REI£N AND
POLICEMEN. TO BE EFFECTIVE .JANUARY 1 0 1973.
WHEREAS. on May 18 0 1972 a Letter o£ Understand~
--executed between the Eng1evood Mun.i..ei..pal. ~1o~a
Aaaoc::i..ati..on and the C:l..ty GovernJaen.t:.• and
1i1BEREAS. pursuant to aa1.d Letter of Ua.de.rstan..d'Ln.g
DeW' c:.1a.ss:Lfi..cat:Lon an.d c:~nsat:t._on p1ao.a were to be
i..mp1emented effective .January 1. 1972.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLE~D. COLORADO. -fol.l.owa:
Sec:ti..on 1 ...
That effecti..ve .January 1. 1973. a11 empl.oyees of the
Ci..ty 0 except those c1assi..fi..ed under Secti..ona 5-6-9 and 5-6-10
[Fi..remen and Pol.i..cemen) hol.di..n.g the c1assi..fi..cati..on.s and
t:it1es be.re.i__nafter set forth. aha.1.1 rec:ei..ve the sa.J.a.riea and
wages at the Grade Le.ve1 :Lndi..eat:::e.d here.i..n. at: Step ''A''• and
aa est:.ab1i..shed pursuant to the Tab1e contained in Sec.ti..oa.
~-6-8. as amended. of the Of£i..ci..a1 Ci..ty Code.
Grade Level.& of seven (7) and above ar-
to be e.xe..urpt from c:ompensat:.::Lon of overt'i.Bie • as
Secti..on 5-7-3(b) of said Ci..ty Code.
hereby dete~
author:Lzed by
DEPARTMENT OR DIVISION
Pol.i..ce
Uti..l.i..ti..ea
CLASSIFICATION & TITLE
An:J..ma.1 Co:n.tro1
S:r. Recorda Cl.erk.
Recorda Cl.erk.
Park.i..ng Enforcement
Aaai..atant ~rector
"Water Prod. Supe~aor
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GRADE LEVEL
3
3
2
2
11 (Exempt)
10 (Exempt) II • •
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DEPARD£NT OR D1V1SION
Ut~l.~t~a (Con~nued)
C rvzn1 ty Deve1o~nt
Parka
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CLASSIFICATION & TITLE
Ut~1~t~es Supervisor
Offi..ce Manager
For.....-.
P1~t Operator
Cb.eaa. Lab Techn:i.c~an
'Ma;Ln.tenance 14ecbaoiC
Equ.~~nt Operator II
'lilcn:kb>g Leadman
Draft. Inspector
.-ei:.er Reader
secretary
~e£ Cl.erk
DS.teh Rider
In&p. Troubl.e
Sr. C1erk Intermed~ate Cl.erk Typ~at
.Jr. Accounts Cl.erk
Bookkeepb>8 MachS-De Operator
Aaa~stant DLrector
Aaaoc~ate Pl.anner
B~l.~n& Inspector
P1aan~ng Aaa~stant
P1.enn1 ng oraft.a-..n
SecretarY
C1erk StenO·
Aaa~ataae ~tor
Recreat~oo Supervisor
Fo~ ~tenance Mechan~c
Leadm&n ~pment Operator I
Secretary
C1erk Steno.
--~ntenanc~
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GRADE U::VEL 1
1.0 (Exeaapt)
8~t >
7 (Ex-t)
6
6
6
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4
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
1.
1
11 (Exeuq>t)
8 (Exeuq>t)
7 (Exeuq>t)
6
4
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11 (Exeuq>t)
8 (Exeuq>t)
7 (ET"""RPt)
6 s
4
3
2
2
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DEPARIHENT OR DIVISION
ec--rn1 cat:1...on..s
Streets & Se~center -
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CLASSIFICArl:ON & TITlE
Ch1.ef of Sa.l.ea Tax
Syat.,_ Ana1yat
Purch-:Lng Agent
S&1ea Tax Aud~tor
Deputy Treasurer
Court: C1erk
Progr-..er-Operator
Accountant
C:l.e.rk Steno.
S&1ea Tax C1erk
~ ra.l. Serv::Lcea C1erk
PBX Operator
r. wn f c: at:l.ona Supe.rv1..aor
-rgency ec-.
LS.brar-1-an
C~u:Lat~on L:l.brar1.an
Bookaob~1e L~br~an
Ch1.ef C1erk
~rary A:Lde
In~rmed~ate C1erk Typ~at
C:l. ty Eag:l.Deer
_ ~1d Eag:i..Deer
Off~ce Eag~neer
Eag:L.Deer1.ng A:Lde III
Eag:I..Dee~g-A:Lde II
Eng:L-~ng A1.de 1
Street Supe~ntendent
Garage Fo.reman
ForeD~aD.
Sr. Ma.i...nt:e.n.a:nc:eman
Mechan~c
E~pment Operator 1I
Equ~-nt Operator 1
Ch1.ef Storekeeper
Bua Dr~ver
Gar-se Attendant
Ma:l..n.t:enanee.JDan
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GRADE LEVEL
9 {Ex-t)
9 {Ex-t)
9 (Exempt)
7 (~t)
6 s s
4
2
2
2
1
10 (Ex-t)
4
8 (Ex-t)
7 (Exe-t)
7 (~t)
3
2
1
12 (E-..pt)
10 {Exe.pt)
9 (Exempt)
7 {Exe.pt) s
3
10 (Exempt)
7 (~t)
7 (Exempt)
6
6 s
4
3
3 • • 2
2
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DEPARTMENT OR DIVISION
Traffic
Bu:L1d:Lng Ma:Lntenance
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Fore.uan
Lea.m.-.
Mai:nte:n .an.ceaaa:n
Ch:Lef Cu.stod:Lan
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GRADE LEVEL
11 (Exempt)
7 (Exempt)
5
2
5
1
ADOPTED AND APPROVED th:La day of February. 1973.
Mayor
AXTEST:
ex off~c~o City C1erk-Treaaurer
I. Kar1 No11enberger. ex o££ic~o City C1erk-Treaaurer of
the C:Lty of Eng1ewood 0 do hereby c:ert:Lfy that the above and
foregoing La a true • accurate and c0111p1ete copy of Reao1u.t:J..on.
No. • Ser:Les of 1973.
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