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Home My WebLink About1973-09-04 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet-• • - ·. CITY COUNCIL MEETING -Regu1a.r September 4. 19'73 • 0 • • • '32xl - -· t/2- _/ 3. • • - AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNC"lL MEETING SEPTEMBER 4. 1.973 Call to order. invocation by the Reverend Allen St:roaC of' t:be Flret. United Presbyterian Church o-t Engle'WOCJtod.. pled!ge o:f all._erglance led by Boy Scout. Troop No ... 92. and roll call . Mtnu.tes. (a) Regular JD.eeting of: Au,cuat. 20.., 1973. (Copie.a ea.cloaed. ) Pre-scheduled cit.i.zens and vleltora. (a) Recogn.ltl.oo of" ·•apecla.l gue•t.e ·• o.L the Counci 1. (b) Other visitors. Con::unu:nicat.iCXl.B -no actlCXl recOIII:D.%D.ended... J (a) MeUI.Or&ndun:l £ro:~:n the c:hie:f of" Pollee to t:be C'lty ~ dlac:usslng the bUl t:or an ordl.a.aDce aDJ.E!DdlDC the preeent. ordt.n.aD.ce repea.li.Dg ••second hand dealers. •• (Copt._ea enclosed .. ) (b) ./ (c) (d) M.e.Dl.oran.chu:n frcxn the EDClewood Youth EED.p1oyEDell.t. Director to the .Aa•l.at:IID.t. CU:y Manacer aUDUD.arlziDC the a.ccorn.pl_laluD.eata of" tbe pracriPD for 1973. (Coplee enclosed-) :Mi.nub>s of the P~lDC and Zc.>i.DC Coaun~ssloo recuiar "ID.eettn.g of: July 1.7.., 1973. (Coplee eacloeecL) Minutes o.f the PlannlDg .a.d Zoa.IDC CoDUD..i.-iaa. special Dl.eettn.g of August 14. 1973.. (Copt_ee ea.cloeed...) 4 . Couu:nUD.ic:a.tic.18 -action reccwnwnendec::L J (a) M.ernoran.duDJ. fro"ID t:be City ~r t.o the City CouncU dlscusal.ng the propoaed. cc::JG..attuctloa. aDd e.nployu::.ent. of' an eoglDeerl.ng flr-.:o. for tw-o a.ddlt:lc:...al fire ata.Uoaa. (Co~es eo>e1.......S. ) ../ (c) Me-.:o.or-an.chun hoiD t:he Dlrector of Pa.rk:a aDd Reere:at:ton relative to the deei.CD and c~t:ructlex~. OIL ldo.ka for Floyd Park. (Caples encloeed.) Me'Dl.oranc:hun fr<HD the Dlrecto.r of CODUIUID-l~ Developal-ent. t.o the Cl~ M.aDager relative to overall road Deeds far Englewood t.o be aubJDitted tO tlie Denver Regloa.al Coua.cll o.f Gove.r-n.n1ent.s and the Highway CoiD.D1.i.s•loo. (Copies encloaed .) • • ----' 2xl - - • • - •• AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING SE.PTEMBE.R 4.• '1.973 t./'(e) M.e'DI.oranc:lu..Dl. frOID. the Cl'ty MaD.acer recouun.eadl.D& the purcb.a.ae of: a 1250 GPM dleael repla.ceD1.ellrt. pu.D1.JJ1er t:or the Flre Depart::ra.ent:. (Copies en.cloaecl.) Dlacu..aaloo o.f the recc:JI"Dynended Arapahoe Cota1~ Road Plan. (Cop~es of l:ltl&p eocloeed. ) Rec0JD..J:De11d.atloo. f:roD1 the Dl.rector ot: FlnaDce t.o aw-ard a contract. to Pavecoat o'f Colorado. IDe. • f:or their low b~d of $6.310.62 for IX>ixiDC aDd placlnc Laykold surfactnc over the all-purpc::.ee courte at. Jaaou. Park, Cen.t;ea.nt.al Park. and Bates-:r:..ac-Park -the r ... ovat:laa of MUter Field park:I:D..c lot-(Copies of: DleiDO:raDdUD1 eDCloeecl. ) S. City Attorney. J (a) Ord ... ance aa l:lDal readtDc ocxrtrolltnc the aa1e oL aaed lllD.er-lD -~que ......... (Paa-0D fir•~ re.ilDC on A-~ 20.) '-""(c ) Ordll>ance aa l:lDal ~ IIUtborl&tDc _..ttcl.-uaa lD an ~iDe •-Y oL Blc Dry Creek.. (Paaaed OD firat readiDg OD Aucua~ 20 .) BUt for an Ordl.D..a:D.ce cont:rolltnc tbe pub1lc dlap'-Y aDd sale o.f obscene llte.ra.t:u.re and Dl.&teri.a1a. (Caple. ea.cloeed.) Bills f:or OrdtD.ancea subDllttl.Dg to a vote o.f t:be qu..al_l.fted electors uf the City o.f EDglewood. propo~~ed •JT)end-nJ,ea_t:a w the Charter of the City of EDgl~. '-(I) ~ Pay.nent of local lD>proveu>eOrt dlat:rlct -aDd evenbML-1 eli..J:D.ll1a.t:lex~. c:d a-urpL.-aad deOcleocy ruad.. (Copies encloa-.) .___/ (e) (li) QualUlcaUODa oL COUDcilD>eD aDd el~bUity to bold office. (Copt--.cloaed. ) BLll for an Ordi.DaDce aat:bortziDC a CODt:ract -ttb the City of LLtt.letoo t.o provide abelt:.er tacUlt.iea at. t:be Anl...a:1a1 Pound... (Copies ea.cla.ecl. ) • • - - • • - AGENDA FOR REGUXAR COUNCU.. :MEET1NG SEF"'TEK:BER 4.• 1973 Pace3- (f) Attoroey'a cholce. 6. Clt:y :Manacer- ../ (a) J(c) fd> Dl.ecuaetc:m. o1 current. ataDaa o~ .Ar~oe Rec:toaal Llbr-.ry .District. ~... (Copy of 1et:ter &c:.D the CU::y M•ne..-r en.c1oeed.) RecODUDeDdati.c:m. that. the Director o:f Parke az Becrea.tLOD be perznltted U> ~ tbe NaUOD.Ill Coap-eaa for Parka - Rec.reatl c:m. at. 'W~. D ... C. • Sep=-wnber 29 -~ 4. 1973. ~ t...ve--~-for thla U"lp.) Sub~:nlaatcxa o6. the propoeed a74 I:Jud&e-t. -...d. recoYDTO 1•Hc.1 U> call for a .-uc beariDC-aaAd ---for Bop"._.._ 17. 1973. (Copt-oL boadpot -eri-q -D>.Ic--) M.aa..laCer • • ct.olce ... 7. _,___ STANLEY H. DIAL Clt:y :M,...._r SHD,dfi II • • ----' 2xl - - • • ·-- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SCHWAB BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. •;;:, SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANCE SUBl'ITTTI~G TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEHOOD AT THE GENERAL HUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVE2-ffiER 6 • 1973, A PROPOSED AMENDME"-'T TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAYMENT OF LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT BOI\."'DS A"-'D THE EVENTUAL ELll!INATION OF THE SUR- PLUS AND DEFICIENCY FUND • AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, Sect~on 9, Art~c1e XX of the Const~tut~on of the State of Co1orado, and Section 8 of the Charter o£ the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado, authorize the City Counci1 of the C~ty of Eng1e~ood on Lts ~ ~nLtLatLve, to submdt to a vote of the qua1ified e1ectors any proposed amendment to said Charter, by Ordinance du1y adopted not 1ess than th~rty (30) days pr~or to the e1ectLon at whLch saLd vote sha11 be taken; and WHEREAS, certaLn funds of the CLty are present1y frozen Ln a fund ca11ed "Speci.a1 Surp1us and DefLc~ency Fund'' • which constitutes excessive security for the payment -of 1oca1 I.m.provement DLstri.ct Bonds. That sa~d funds cou1d best be ut~1Lz:ed withLn the geaera1 fund of the City or to any other fund which the CouncL1 may appropriate saLd :money. The CLty Counci.1 deems Lt appropriate to refer to the qua1LfLed e1ectors of th.e CLty ·of Eng1e'Wood a proposed Alaendme.nt to Part: III, "Bone! Indebtedness .. • Section 108 and 109 of the Chart .,r of the C~ty of Eng1ewc:...:>d. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD• COLORADO: SectLon 1. There :l.b hereby subad.tted to the proper1y qua1L£:1.ed e1ectors of the CLty at the Genera1 MunLcLpa1 E1ect~on to be he1d on Nove=ber 6 0 1973 0 a proposed BQCndment to the Charter of the C~ty of Eng1e-wood. as fo11ows: -1- • • '---I - - • • .. ·-- PART III BOI>.'D Ih"'DEBTED=ss Section 108: Soec1a1 or Loca1 Improvement Dist r ic t ~ Whenever a Pub1ic Improvement District had paid and cance11ed four-fifths of its bonds outstanding. and for any reason t:he rem.a..i.ning assesstnent:s are not paid in time to take up the fina1 bonds of the district and interest thereon. then the City sba11 pay sa~d bonds when due and interest due thereon. and reimburse itse1f by co11ecting the unpaid assess- ments due said district. Section 109: Specia1 or Loca1 I~provement Dist:r~ct Bonds -Specia1 Fund The Specia1 Surp1us and Deficiency Fund. which baa been created and is present1y mainta:Lned .. additiona1 security for the payment of principa1 and interest of outstanding bonds of the City for Specia1 Improveuoent Districts. sba11 continue to be maintained in the proportion that the amount on deposit in the Speci.a1 Fund .as of the effective date of this Charter Amendment bears to the tota1 amount of hoods preaent1y outstanding for such Spec:La1 Improvement D:Latr:Lcts of the City. Any ~t not required to be _.:Lnta.:Lned in the Spec:L.a1 Fund • aha11 be transferred to the Genera1 Fund or to any other fund of the C:Lcy ... aay be dete~d by the City Counc:i1. Section 2. The voting machines and paper ba11ots for said e1ecti.on aha11 carry the fo11owing de.si.gnati.on which sba11 be the sub~ssion c1auae: -2- • • , - • • • - FOR AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 2 Amending the Charter of the City of Eng1ewood by eventua11y e1iminating the Specia1 Surp1us and and Deficiency Fund, providing that any current arnou.nt not required to be maintained in a Specia1 Fund sha11 be transferred to the Genera1 Fund or to any other fund of the City as determined by the City Counci1. And each qua1ified e1ector vot1ng at said e1ection and desirous of voting for or against said Amendment sha11 ~dicate his choice by depressing the approrpirate counter of the voting machi-ne which indicates the word "For•• or ••Against" • or by appropriate m.arking upon paper ba11ots, where used .. Section 3. ~ The proper o£ficia1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give notice of said Genera1 Municipa1 E1ection. which notice sha11 be pub1ished in the =anner and for the 1ength of time requ~red by 1aw, -nd the ba11ots cast at such e1ection sha11 -be canvassed and the r.esu1t a..sc.erta..i...ned, determ.ine.d and certified as required by 1a.w. Section 4. Inasmuch as the Ord~nance submdtt~ng the Charter Amendment to the certified e1ectors-of the City of Eng1ewood must be fina11y passed thirty (30) days prior to the Genera1 Municipa1 E1ection. City Counci1 finds and determines that an emergency exists and that the ena.c.tment of the foregoing Ord~nance is necessary for the ~diate preservation of the pub1ic hea1th, peace, safety and good order and. there- fore_ this Ordinance sha~1 become effective-on pub1i.cation £o11owirlg fina1 passage. - -3- • • I' 32X I - 1 - • • - Introduced, read in fu11 and passed on first reading the 4th day of September, 1973. Pub1:l.shed as a B:l.11 for an Ord:l.nance on the 6th day of September, 1973. Read by t:l.t1e and passed on f:l.na1 read:l.ng on the 17th day of September, 1973. Pub1:l.shed by t:l.t1e as Ord:l.nance No. of 1973, on the 20th day of September, 1973. Mayor ArrEST: ex off:l.c:l.o C:l.ty C1erk-Treasurer -----• Seri...ea I, Kar1 No11enberger, do -reby eert:l.fy that the above and forego:f._ng :La a true. ac:c:urat:.e and C:CJaiPl...ete copy of an Ord:l.nance passed on f:l.na1 read:l.ng -pub1:l.a-d by t:l.t1e -Ord:l.nanee No. • Ser:l.ea of 1973. ex off:l.c:l.o C:l.ty C1erk-Treaaurer -4- • • - • • • <• - v COUNCILC~ 0 CITY OF :ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.A.DO SEPTI!KBER 4, 1973 The C-:!..ty Coun.c:1.1 of' the C1.ty of' Enc1ewood, Arapaboe County, Co1.ora.do.,. .et :1.n. regul..a.r aeae:l.on on Sept.-.ber 4, 1.973 at 8:00 P ... K. Jrr.la.yor Senti., pres:l.d.:S..nC, ea.13.ed the meet~ to order .. The :l..nvocat:f..on was gi...-en by the Rev .. A:L.l..en Strong of the FS.:ret Un.i.ted Preabyter:l.a.n Church oC Ene1ewood... The Pl..edge or .A:l..l....~anee was 1.ed by Boy Scout Troop No .. 92- Tbe J.le..:yor a.alced. tor ro11 e.a.l....1.. Upor:t. the c:a..l.1 or the ro11, the to11Cll'Wd.nc were present: Counc1.1 16embera Scl:J.wab, Sc.l:rr:laek:enberg, H~. Db.or"!.ty , Brown,. B1.eas.1.ng • Sent1. .. .A.bsen:t : None The J.la.yor dec.1a..red a quorum present .. A1ao present were: C:L ty llolanaeer D:La.l. C:L ty Attorney Berard:l.n:L Aas:Lstant C:L ty 1folanaCer lleCown .Adm:l.:n:1..•tra.t:!. ve Aati...-tant Meod.el...ean D:Lreetor or Fs.n.z.ce No11eabereer m.reetor oC Pub1..1.c Worlr::a w_.c:mer Po:l.:Lee elder Cl..aab:Y F:Lre Cb:Ler Ba>ld1 too D1....rector or Per-aOIDD.e'l.. ~ * COUNCII.UAN BLESSING toa::IVED AND cotJHC:n.ao::au.H HEIUIDIG SECaiDED A YJTION TO APPROVE THE liiiNUTES OF '1HE REGULt.R MEETING OF AUGUST 20, 1973 . Upon. the ca..1.1 of' the ro1.1, the vote reau..l.. 'ted. as to11owa: A;yea: Cou.nc.:S..l.. ~a Se.bwab, H-nn1nc. J»M:Jri.ty, B1eaa:l.nc. Sent:f. .. Nays : None Abe~: Counc~ ~a ScbDaeJcen.berg, B:rown .. Absent: None The Mayor dee1.a..red the mot1.on ca.rr·1.ed. * * * • • '32xl • • • - 2 Mayor Sent:!. recogn.j..zed the f"o1.1ow1.ng persona f"'rom the 1.i.at or "Spec~a1 C:1.t:1.zen Program In~tees". Mr. and Mrs. Ga..ryR .. .sadth1/) 30.39 So. Cherokee Street1/) Prec:i..nct. No .. 2 Yr. Sm:l.th expressed h:f...a apprec:1.at1.on Cor the serv:l.ees rendered by the C:f..ty. espec1.&1.1y the Parks and Recreat:1.on. area. Mr. John 14 .. Fos·ter. 3706 So .. .Aeoma Street1 Prec::l..n.ct No .. 4- Mr. Foster quest:1.oned that UJ. of the c:lt:f.z.en.s or E::ng1.ewood. ~ted the ao-call.ed progress devel..opmenta ~ the C:1.ty.. He Ce1t these type :f..tems sbou1d be put to a vote pr'i.or to Coun.e~ a.pprova..1 .. Ur .. and Mrs. John M .. Co1.e. 4935 So. Huron Street.-Preci..nct No. 1.4- Mr. Col.e stated that th.i..s was b.i.a t'i.rat Counc:1.1 meet:l...ng 1..n 1.5 years and that he was very happy to be :Ln atte.n.dance .. Counc:1.l...man Schwab stated that each week Counc~ :l..nvi.. tea 48 persons to come to the:1.r Cou:nc:1.1. meet:!..ng,. and ton.:i..gbt on1y three have shown up. He bad to quest:1.on peopl.ea :Lnterest ::l..n. the1r C:1.ty government as a reau1t thereof" • • Mr. Arvon Hegna, 3295 So .. ~h Street, appeared beCore Cou.nc:1.l.... He atat464 that the di..rt a1.tuat1.on. on Fl..oyd Avenue due to atorm. dra1..nage con.stru..ct.i.o:n was beccmd.ng a real.. prob1em. Mr. R:.f..ch K:l..e~, 3290 So. Wi..1.1..1...-.a,. appea:red. berore Counc:!.1. He stated that the storm d.ra~e had created enough ba.za.rd.a that ec3llle act:l.on necessar.y bef"ore any acc:l.dents occurred. Cou.n..c:!.1 assured them that they wou..l.d cbeclc ~to the a:l.tuat:l.on.. lis. He:J..en Arthur • .38!J:J So. Broadway-, appee..red be.fo:re Coune:l...1. She stated that a woman bad reee:nt.l..y s1:l.pped on tbe aepha.1t a'1.dewa.1.11:: ac:roaa the street f"rom her p1ace of' buA~eaa. That pe.rt:l.cu1ar dr:f..~ was on a a1ant and was not ahove1ed i..n the w:S..:nter t:S...me.. She f"e1 t the C:l. ty needed good s:l.dewalks on the major streets at the ~ f'or our e1~1y peop1e and clrl.1d.re:n. C:l.ty Manager -.. Di.al.. stated that he bad checked out the a:l.tua..t:l.on and that the ma.ter:l.al.. or the aspba..1t s1..deW'I!Il1k: wa.s ~ good eODd.:f..t:l.on. However, :l.t d:l.d s1ope 1:1.ke a dr:l.veway, neceas:l.t&t~ a good thorough c1e~ ~ the w±nter t~-~o'ii'f:"i C~'""eo> Mr. Arthur 1..n.qu.:l.red as to the status or tbefjun11:: dea.1era ord~e Ma.yor Senti. stated that a dec:l.a:l.on wou1d be made at ton:!.gbts Counc:!.1 meet:l.ng • Counc~ Scl'Jwab stated tba.t be bad bad ea1.1.a ~ want:f..ng to k:now 1.f' the Dun..can Schoo1 tenn.:l.s courts cou.l...d be deterred. One or the t .ea.cbera there was te1..1.:l..J:lg her ch:1.1dre:n *'that no a .ct:l.on cou.J..d be taken to de.t"'er those pa.rt:l.cu.1ar courts. • • '32xl - • • • • - 3 Counc::ll..Jnan BJ..ess:l.ng stated that ma..ny young peop1.e have asked b.i.m. how gove.rnm.ent works a In response, he bad asked them to cane up and express them.se1.ves thi.._a even..:l.ng on JIU!!ltte.r-s of: ~terest .. Yr .. G1en El..oe, a teacher, appeared bef"ore Council.. He stated that he he wanted to 1.end support to the purc.h.aae of the property ~ betwean Ox:f"ord and Hampden for open space and a f'ut-u.re go1£ course.. The Jun.:l.or and .een:l.or h.i.gh school.. ld..ds who take go1.£" c1.a.ssea and are on the go1..f" team are experi.en.ci..ng one of" the f"ew sports wb..i.eh can be ca..rri..ed over f'"rom the h:Lgh school years to tbe:l..r o1.der years. ~Two students at the E:ng1ewood H.:lgh School.. appeared bef'ore Counc::l1.. The f'i.rst student stated tha:t :l.t was e.xtremel..y tough t ·o :C:f..nd a p1a.ce to pl..a,y go1.£ :1..n the E:ng1ewood area.. The second stated that be was a sophomore at the h.i.gb school.. and the go1.f" team needed k P' » a p1.a.ce to p1.a.y on a regular bas:l.s .. CouncL1man Brown stated that he waaDed to express b..i.a apprec::lat::lon to the ata..f"f" Cor the1...r work done on the storm dra:!.na.ge j_.n the pa.st, even though there was &1-.ys 1nconv~ence dur~ tbe actual construct~on phase. Counc:11woma.n. Henn.:l.ng :i..nq~ed. :into the Pu.b1:1c Se.rvi.ce ec.:ape.ny-l..an.d contract. c-:1 ty Man.a.ger 0:1.&.1. stated that -J. t was ready th.:l.s even..:l.ng, a.1. though not • on the agenda Cor Counc1.1' a co::ns.:l.derat:l.on. C~ty Manager D:1a.1. :introd:u.ced. Mr. IU..cha.rd Lor1.g to the Counc.:1.1 as the recent1y empl..o~ Personnel.. ~rector. * * * * Counc:11 began cons:iderat~ oC a memorandum rram the Cb.:l.ef o£ Po1:1ce to the C:i. ty Ue.:na.ger d.:iscuss:i.ng the b:l..11 Cor an ord..:l.na.n..c-e a.mend.:J..ng the present o~ce ~ rep-• 2 g "second band dea..1ers". c----~-·-..... -·-L. Ch.:le£ of:' Pol....:!.ce Cl..aaby stated that Denver and Aurora had passed. an ord:1.nance s:l.m..:f..1ar to t.h..!..s a year ago. The E::ngl..ewood Po11.ce had requested cons:l.derat:l.on o:C that type ord.1.na.nce a.t that ti.me. Denver Cee1s e:rtremel.y good about tbe:l.r o:rd.:1.na.n.ce and the enf."'orcement oC :l.t. At the same t:lme, Aurora. 1.s ext~ unha:pp~y .-:1 th the:l.rs. :I:t i.s not the po11.ee oC£i.eers' :i..ntenti.on to create a burden to the mercbanta. Counc:!..l.ma.n D~ty stated that he 'Cel..t he bad :i.ntroduced the b1.1.1 prem.a.ture1y at the l..a.s·t meet:l..ng, and he Cel..t 1.t should be tabl..ed i.n£:1..n..:!.tel.y. COUNCIU.IAN DHORITY UOVED AND COUNCIIMAN BLESSING SECONDED A t.VTION TO TABLE THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING .AND REENACTING CHAPTER 3 • TITLE XI OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD I&JNICIPAL CODE INFINITELY. Upon the ca11 of" the ro11, the vote resu.1ted as Co11ows Ayes: Counci.l. Yelnbers Schwab, Scbn.ac.kenberg, Henn.:l.ng. Dhori.ty, Brown, Bl..ess::l.ng, Senti. . Nays: None Absent: None The )Aayor decl..a.red the mot :ion. ca..rr1.ed.. * * * • • .. r 32xl • • • 0 - 4 The Co11o~ ~tems were reee~ved Cor the record~ A memorandum Cram the Englewood Youth Emp1oyment ~rector to the Asai._stant C:l. ty Yan.age.r SUJmila.r:i._z:f....ng the a.ccomp1:lshmen.ts of" the program Cor 1973 . ltU..nutea of" the P1an:n.:!.ng and Zon.:l.ng Cc::mmrl..aa:l.on regu..J._ar meeti.ng of" Jul.y 17, 19'73. 'M:l.nutes of' the Pl..ann:l.ng a.nd. Zo:n.i..ng Comm:l.ss::lon. spec:lal. meetU:l.g of'" August 14. 19'73. Counci..1 began cons:l.derat:l.on of" a memorandum. f'rcxn the C:lty Manager to the C:l.ty Counei._l. d:l.acuss~ the proposed conatruct:l.an and employment of" ~eer:J..ng f":i..rm Cor two add:!. t::l.ona.1 C:l..re stat:l.ons. C:l.ty U&nager D:l.a1 stated that the ~urors who put rat:f....ngs on Ci._re :!..n.sure.nce C'e1t the two stat:l.on.s were necessary :l...n the Eng1ewood area.. He f"e1t that the maps encl..oaed. :1..n the package showed the d..:i.st.a.n.ces run. Due to the ~gh cost oC b:l.d5on the f":l.rst go-round Cor the west stat:l.on, he had employed the f:':l.rm o£' Lonco. :1.n order to ccm~.e up w:i.th an alternate design Cor the two C~e atat:l.ons .. The two stat:l.ons cou1d be b~t at the pr:l.ce as one b:l.d bef"ore .. Counc:l.J..ma.n Schnackenberg ::l.nqu.:!.red ~ how the Counci.J.. cou..1.d posa:i.bzy bu.i.J..d two atat:l.on.a Cor the pr.:f.ce of' one.. Mr .. Nesb::l.tt !:tf' the f::i..rm. oC Lonco stated that 1. t was not f:a.i.:r Cor h1m to c()ll8le.nt on the prev::l.ous dea:l.gn. but that h:f..s f":l._rm. was l..oolcl.ng at a much si.mp1.er bu:1.l..di.ng.. He f"eJ..t that 1.n these day-s of 1.n£1at1.on. i.t was e.xtreme1y" i.mporta.nt to seJ..ect econ.om.i.ca.J.. bui.J..d...i..ng mater:l.a1s .. Counc:I.J..woaan Hen:n..:l..ng ::l.nq~ed whether the C:l. ty needed ~ of" the 1.a.n.d at Ox.Cord and Fed.era..l.... Mr. Neab:l.tt stat.ed that w:lth the new desi..gn, a11 the land was not req~ed. Counc:l.1man Bleas:l._ng ::l.nq~ed as to how many peopJ..e were stati.oned at each stat:l.on. F:l.re Ch:l.ef' Ham:l.l.ton stated that the st.at.:lon.s con.si.sted. of" three-man crew on a three ah.:lf't bas:l.s .. Counc:l.l.man Brown :l.nqu..:l.red as to how S. the Ch.i.ef' v.f.ewed the pJ..a.ns _, and bow weJ..J.. they f:'i.t :f...nto the cccmnun.i.ty. The Cb.:l.eC re.BpC)D.ded that be was very enthus:l.ast:l.c about the program. He f"e1t that pre-Ca._b bu.:I.J..d:l..ngs d.i.d not need to be drab 1.n any-manner. The two t"unct:lona o~ a. C~e atat:lon are to s ·tore equ:l.pment and to quarter the men stat:l.oned there.. The C:lty would get a s1:lght s:l.ze advantage ~tb pre-Cabs. Mr. Nesb:ltt stated that h.:la f":l._rm would go to a pre-eng:lneered buil.d~ :I.C :l.t f":l.t the total concept • Counc:l.l..man Schwab stated that he di.d not tee~ that the C:l.ty needed two atat:l.ons west oC the r:lver, because the d:lata.nce between them. ...a.s not f"a:r enough. • • I' 32X I 1 - • • • - 5 C~ty Manager D~a1 stated that ~th a11 due respect, he Ce1t the :sa ~0 ~0~~e ~~~ted a&~:f' . .!£:~ out the need C'or two ste.ti.on.s C~e£' ~1.ton stated that two atat~ons were needed as po~ted out by the 1ong study and the computer program run. C:l..ty 'lla.na.ger Di.a.l. stated that be rec~ed tha.t Counc:1..1 g...S.ve d1..rect:1.on to the ataf'"f' to proceed .. COUNCl:LWCJNAN HENNING ..::JVED AND COUNCJ:UIAN BROWN SECONDED A NOTION TO PROCEED WTni ACTION ON TWO STAT~ WEST OF THE RIVER :1N L:1NE WITH THE ~ PRESENTED AND TO INVESTIGATE A SrTE TO LOCATE THE NORTHWEST STAT I: ON. Upon the ca.1.l.. o£' the ro:L1., the vote reau.1 ted a._s f"o1.l..ows: .Ayes: Counc1.1 Members Sc:.bn.acken..berg. Henn.:l..ng, Dhor:f..ty, Brown, B1ess~. Senti.. Na.ys: Coun.c1..1. Member Schwab. Absent : Non.e The Mayor declared t.be mot:l..on ca.rr:l.ed .. Counc:1.1. began cona:l..derati.on o£' a memorandum £'rom the D:l..rector of' Parks and Recreati.on re1ati.ve to the des~ and construct1.on of" ~oaks Cor Floyd Park. Ci.ty Manager D:la.1 stated tha.t the mot:lf" Cor th:!.s park wi.1l.. be ''Nature"'. The poss1.b1.1.1. ti.es i.nc1.ud.e a a1.:lde ot an ea.rt.hworm and other nature-related i.tems . In r el..at:f..an t o th1s, the Ci.ty would ~ to see some undque she1ter houses. The ahe1ter houses under ~t~a1 phase or des~ here would represent mushrooms. The Ci.ty bas abao.1.ute1.y no Cee1 Cor the coat due to the unuaua1ness o~ the des~. The attempt wou.1.d be to bui1d the 'C'i.rat one as a p1.1ot to get a Cee1~ Cor i.ts camp1e~t.y and cost. Nr. Nesb:1.tt of' the f'i.:rm oC Lon.co stated t.bat he Wl!l.S not too sure o-r the cost of' tb.i.a 1.tem, but h.i.a best guess wou.1.d be $3600 to $4000. Tb.i.a i.s more than was or~ budgeted, but w'i.tb a 1esser number of' she1ter houses bu.1.1 t the tota..l. cost wou.1d not exceed the tot.a.1 budget. He Ce1 t the best method wou1d be to put one out on the market Cor a p1.1ot si.tu.a.t.i.on and then proceed w:1. th the others. Counc:1.:l..ma.n Schwab i..nqu:l.red as to whether 1. t of"-rered the protect:1.on needed Cor ra..1..n a.n.d sun. :ur. Nesb1.tt .f~d that the ef''f"'orts would be to protect the :1..nd:1.~du.a..1s f'ran the sun, b1c:nrl..ng ra..:l..n would get :in. Counc1.1man Dhori.ty stated that he Ce1t the p1ans seemed a bi.t :1.mpract:J..ca.1 and m..i.ght coat way too much. The p1an needed more study at tlrl s t :lme - • • ·-. '32xl 1 - • • • .. - 6 Counci.1ma..n Sc.hn.a.ckenberg sta.ted t ba.t i.t sa:Det:l.mes takes real £"&..1.th to t ry-someth.:i..ng ~f"f'erent and :l.nn.ovat:l.ve and that a. produ.et :l.on of" s:1.ngl..e u.n..:1. t wou.1d b e a l..og'i.cal.. method to purau.e tlrl.a • Mr . Nesb::l.tt stated that the project needed to be t.e..k:en to t h e dea:l.gn phase a:rter wh:l.ch be cou1d bri..ng 1. t back to Counci..1. when proposal..& to 'bu.1..1d :l.t were rece1.ved. Counc:!.3..m:an Schwab stated that there was a rea.1 need t o l..ook a t the des:l.gn bef'ore :l.t got too f"ar down the road. Counc:l.~ Dhor:l.ty stated that he f"el..t another 1ook at :l.t .._.. bef"ore major construct:l.on. began was i..n order. Mr. Neab:ltt stated that :it would be desi.gned ~tb ma..:1.ntena.n.ce :1.n udnd.. COUNCllKAN BROWN v:JVED AND COUNCr:LWCIIIAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE I&ISHROCN KIOSK CONCEPT AND TO ElCPERDO!:NT WITH ONE. COUNCIUIAN SCHWAB I«JVED AND COUNCIUIAN SCHNACICENBERG Sl!lOONDED A Jo«Yl"ION TO .AWEND THE MOTION TO ALIJ:1W THE ARCHITECT TO GO A STEP FURTHER IN THE DESIGN PROCESS AND GET COST PROPOSALS FOR A P= CONSTRU=ION. Upon the ce..11 of" the rol..l.., the vote resu..1 ted a.a f"o::Ll.owa: Ayes: Coun.c:l.116em..bers Schwab,. Sebaackenberg, Dhor:l.ty, B1ess.:!.ng. Nays: Counc:l.l.. Members Henn..i..ng, Brown,. Senti.. Absent: None The Mayor decl..ared the mot:l.on ca.rr:l.ed. Coun.c:l.1 voted on the or::l.g1.na1 amended mot:!.on.. Upon tbte ca.1.1 or the rol..l..,. the vote reau1ted as to11aws: Ayes: Counc:1.1. Members Schnackenberg, Henn.:l.ng, Db.or:l. ty, B1esa":l.nc, Brown, Sent:l . Nays: Counc:1.1. Membe-r Schwab . Absent: None The l.la.yor dec1.ared the mot :f.. on c~ed .. Counc:l1. rece:i.ved. a. c o py o f' the recOIBDe!nded. Ara.pe.hoe County Road P1.an, and a memorandum f"'rom the D:l..rector o£ eoa.run..:lty Deve1.o~t to tbe C:i.ty Uana.ger re1at:1.ve to overa1l.. road need.a tor Eng1.ewood to be I!IUt.d.tted to the Denver Reg·::lona.l.. Cou.ne::l.1 of' Governments and the Hi..ghwa,y Ca:aadaa:l.o:n .. II • • .: '32xl J - - • • • - - 7 C~ty Manager ~a1 stated that D~rector of" Pub1~e Works Waggoner was present ton.1..ght to d:1.scu.ss the tota.1 p1.e.n. The P1.ann.J..ng and Zo~ Cor:mn.:l.as:1.on ha.d not met ~t to rev1.ew these :f..tems,. but Counc:1.1. act:f..on was ____.. necwesary :l..n order to meet the dea.d.1:1.ne. ~ector of" Pu.b1.:.1.c Works Waggoner stat·ed that the overa.11. road p1a.n was a resu..1. t of" :meeti..nca of" ma.z:cy'" c~ t:les.. He gave e. hi.atory of" th.i..a devel..opment. Dee:f..a:l.ons are yet to be made on the :f...n.terna..l... streets whi.e.h ~1l t:f..e :!..:nto the south metro a.rea. p1an.. Counc:1.:J...man. Sel:lwab stated that the gred.e ae.-,ra.t:i.on. request did not seem cons:l.stent at :oa.rtmouth and Santa Fe a:l.nce the C::l.ty was just now undergo:ing blrp:rovement or that '-nterse-et:l.on .. Counc:!....l..man Dbor:l. ty stated that the C1.. ty needed to push Dartmouth as a co1.1.ector :!..:n our s,yatem .. D:i.rector of" Pu.b11.c Works Waggoner stated that :1.t ...-1.1.1 take at 1.east one year to get the Ba.rtmouth w:l.den.:J.ng set up and 1..n opera.ti.on due to the ~1roads and the Pub1.:1.e Ut~:l.t:l.es Commdaa:l.on approval procedure. Counc:l.lww:::JIIUUl Renz:dng stated that she had concerns w:l.th using Dartmouth as a. through street f"or tra.f'f":l.c si..n.c::e there were so Jllll%lY :res~dents f"a.c:l.ng that street. C:!.ty J.lanager D:l.a.1 stated that the a.pprova.1 of" the overa.l..J._ needs should be one oC concept rather than deta...:l.l..a ~> but Da.rt:mc:nl.th cou.l..d be added ~f" Counc:l.l.. so des~. Ua.yor Sent~ stated that the a.pprova..l... ~e was pure.l..y Cor the concept wh:l.ch are not concrete :Ln. na:tare ... COUNCIUU.N DHORITY Jo«WED AND COUNCllMAN SCBNACICENBEBG SECONDED A loKYriON TO SHOW ACCEPTANCE OF 'l'BE GENERAL STREET PIAN FOR THE SOUTH UETRO AREA WITH DARnoiDUTH ADDED FROM FEDERAL TO UNIVERSITY AS A FOUR IANE. Upon the ca.J..l of" the ro~ ~> the vote resu1 'ted-. a..a .to~aws : Ayes: Counc'1...1 lllembers Sc:tnrab~> Sch:n.a.ckenberg~> Dbor:!.ty~> B1eaa:l.ng~> Sen't:l.. Na:ys: Cou:nc:l.~ Mem.bera Henrrl..ng ~> Brcnrn.. Absent: None The Mayor decl.a.red the mot:l.on ca..rr:!.ed ... D:l..rector of' Pub1...:l.c Worlc.s Waggoner stated that Ill the road needs to be subm:i. tted to the DRC~ and H..:l..gl:nray COIIIIId.sa:l.on were as f"ol.l.ows: • • • '32 x l - - • • • • - 8 1.. Construct::l.on oC projects on. the State H.j_ghwa.y system .. A. B. 6. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. ~!!; ~~~:o~~uth and Sante. Fe Grade sep&rat~an at ~cy and Santa Fe Overpass at Un.:f..on and Tu£ts 'W""i.th Santa Fe Grade separat~on at Be11e~ew and Santa Fe Grade aeparat~on at U~vera~ty B1vd. and Hampden Storm. sewer at South Federa1 B1vd .. and West Un...i.on Be11e~ew Avenue conatruet~on to four 1anes Storm. :l...n.1et on the north a::l.de o£" Be11evi.ew South Federal.. Bl...vd. .. eonst:ruet::l.o:n to :f"our l...a.nes t"'ran Bel...1.ev:1.ew to Bowl...es 2.. Addi.. t:l..one to the Fed.era.1 A:l.d Urban Syat·ems s. 3. x. 4- A. South Cl...a.rkson Street f"'rc.Gl East Yale to East Dry Creek B.. South W~ermere Street :f'ra:n West Kenyon to Ge..tea Parkway C. Dartmouth Avenue f"'r<:xn South Un.:1.vera:1.ty to South Federal D. West Kenyon Avenue from South Broa.dWB.Y" to South Santa Fe E. Qu..i..ncy Avenue :f"'rom South Yosem.:l.te to South Wadsworth F. West Un..:i.o:n Avenue rr0111 South W:l.nd.~re to South Federal. G. West Tu.f"ta Avenue :f"rom South Broadway to South W::tnde.rmere Conatru.ct.i.on projects on the Federa.l.. A:ld Urban System A. South Broad.;:. :t""'ra:n Yale Avenue to Hampden to be W"'i.den.ed the same W"'i.dth as South Broadwa.;:v south of' Qu:J.ncy B. South Cl...arkson Street to be constructed to two l...anes f"rom U. S. 285 to East Orchard C. Qld.n.cy Avenue to be conatructed to two l...anes t'roa:l I-225 to South Wadsworth D. South W1..ndermere Street to be eon.st.ru.cted to two l...anes £-rom West Ox1"'ord to Gates Parltwa.y E. I-470 to be constructed. to s:l..x l...anes F.. 0 .. S. 285 -Ucxn:l.es to :!..mpl...eme:n.t ma.jor :!..m:proyeme.nts to be ~corpora.t.ed. :1..n the Engl...ewood Core Area Deve1opme:nt P1.an. Top:lcs Program A.. S:l.gn.a.1.1.za.t:lon of' the South Sa.n:t.a. Fe -West Un.i.on and West Tufts Avenues ~terseet~on as an ~ter~ measure .. COUNCILWCUAN HENNING J.«JVED AND COONC~ BROWN SECONDED A YOTION TO APPROVE THE OVERALL ROAD NEEDS FOR ENGI.J!:WOOD TO BE sum.nTTED TO THE DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNIIENTS AND HIGHWAY Ccaac:SSION ~ OUTLINED IN THE MEMORAN.DOM AND RELATED ABOVE.. Upon the ca.11 of' the ro11,. the vote resu1ted as f'o11ows: • • r 32xl - - • • • • - 9 ~ea: Counc.1..1 Member-s Scbwab, Schnackenberg,. Hen:n.:l.ng, Dhc.lor1..ty,. Brown, Bl..esa~, Senti.. Nays: None .Absent: None' The 't6l:yor dec1a.red the JDC)t.1..on. ca.rr1..ed .. * * * • Counc1..1 rece1..ved a recommend•t1..on tram the ~ector or F~ce to award a contract to Pavecoat o~ Col.ora.do,. :J:nc .. , tor the::l..r 1ow b::ld or $6,31.0.62 ~or~ and pl.ac~ l.aykol.d surtac~ over the a11-purpoae courts at Jason Park,. Ce:ntenn.i.a.1 Parle,. and Bates-Logan Park,. and the renovat1.on o£' M:1.11er F::1.e1d parld.ng l..ot .. Ci. ty Ua.nager D!..a..l.. stated that there were three a.1.l..-pu.rpoee courts at Centenn.:l.a.1,. Jason,. and Bates-Logan. w:l.th base work to be done and 1.a.yko1.d. In a.dd.:lti.on,. the U:l..11er F::lel.d parldnrg 1.ot wa.a to be pe.ved.. Tbe l..ayko1d b:S.d rec6.1..ved was a good one.. • The :Depe.r-bDent of" Publ..:l.c Works wou1d be do.1.ng the rest of" the work i.nvo1.ved. on t.bese projects. COUNC~ DHORITY Y:IVED AND COUNCIIKAN BBOirN ll: SECONDI!D A JooKYriON TO ACCEPT THE PAVECOA.T OF COLORADO, INC. BID OF $6,310.62. Upon the ca.11 of: the ro11,. the vote resul..ted as tol.1owa: Ayes: Coun.e:J...l. Members Schwab, Scl:m.ack:enberg,. Henn.:l.ng,. Dboor:1.ty,. Brown,. Bl..esa:l.ng,. Sent:!. .. Nays: None Absent: None The llayor dee1a.red the mot:l.on ea.rr:l.ed. .. COUNC:n.wa.u.N HENNING YJV"ED AND COUNCIIKAN SCHHACJO!XBmlG SECOIIIII!D A u:>TION TO REJECT THEW: BRIDE ELECTRIC BID OF $400. Upon the ~ or the ro11, the vote resulted as to11ows: Aye a: Counc :1.1 llll!mbers Schwab, Scl:ma..ekeJ'l.be:rg, Heru:xf...nc, Dbori. ty, Brown, B1ess~. Sent~ .. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor deel..ared the mot:l.on earr1.ed,. • * • • * Counc:l.~ rece:lved a memorandum f"rom. tbe C:lty 16u::uager rec~1nc the purchase oC a 1250 GPY ~ese1 rep1acement pumper Cor the F~e Department. • • '32xl - - --- 10 C~ty Nanager D~a1 stated that ~th a s~-quarter cap~ta1 ~ovement budget concept there was adequate 1eway a11wwed for a t~re pumper purchase yet :1.n 1.9'73. He recommended a negot:l.ated pr:t.ce wi.th the contractor :1.n order to ma...:!..nta:l..n our 1:. -r:t.eet on a con.s:l.atent ba.s:1.a. CoUD.c:i.111rC'Gla.Il Henn..:i...ng :l.n.q~~ whether the Depa.rtrnent was gett:i..ng r ·:i.d oC a pumper . Cb..:i.e£ Ham:.f..1ton stated that :1t wou.l..d be reta..i..n.ed :1..D. :reserve. Counc:1.1man Dhor:i.ty :i.nq~red wby a better· p~ce wou1d be rece:i.ved at n.egot:l.at:l.on rather than bi.d. Chi.eC Ham.i...1to:n stated that the Department was :1.n the process o£' standa.rd::l.z:i.ng ot: cert:l.a.n :l.tema w:tth the orll.y rea.1 d:1.£'£'erence be~ the chaaa:i.s, C:l.t• WAnager ~&1 ~~red whether any other ~rm cou1d conce:l.vab1y be 1ow.b:l.dder. Chde£' Hamd1ton stated that Pi.erce Manu£actur:1...ng Company had been 1ow :1.n the past_ COUNCIIMAN SCHWAB UOVEI> AND COUNCILWCNAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF A F"'lJMPER BY ~TION.. Upon the ca.l...l.. o£' the rol..1. the vote resu.1 ted as f"ol..1ows : Ayes: Coun.c1.l.. Members Schwab, Schnaekenberg, Henn.:t.ng, Dho:r:lty, Brown, B1ess1.ng, Sent1.. Nay-s : None Absent: None The Mayor deel..ared the mot:lon earr:led. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIIMAN SCmu.B. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~, SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREDlENT BETWEEN TilE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, THE CITY OF GREENWOOD VILLAGE COLORADO, DOUGLAS COUNTY, COLORAIX), AND VTN COLORADO, INC .. RELA.TING TO PAYMENT OF A DRAINAGE ENGINEERING STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR A SOLUTION OF DRAINAGE PROBL»ooS AND CONTROL OF BIG DRY CREEK, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. (Cop~ed ~ ~1 ~the or£~c~a1 Ord~ce Book.) COUNCIIMAN SCHWAB Y:lVED AND COUNCIIMAN SCHNACKENBERG SECONDED A J.VTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 30, liiiJIICt SERIES OF 1973. Upon the ca11 of' the ro~, the vote resu1ted as Co11ows: -- '32xl 1 - • • • • - 1.1 Ayes: Counc:1.1 Members Schwab. Schnackenberg. Henn.:!.ng., Dhor::l.ty, Brown, Bl..esai..ng.. Senti.. N&y"s: None Absent: None The Mayor deel..a.red. the mot:i.on c.a.rr:1.ed. .. C::l.ty Attorney Berard~ began d::l.eeuse:i.on o~ a B:1.l1 tor an Ord±nance control...1"1..ng the pub11.c d::l.spl..ay and a .a..1e of" obscene 11.terature and ma.ter:la1..s .. He stated that he had f"~es on tb.:i.s pa.rt1.cu.1.ar matter a m:tl..e l..ong and that recent1y the Supreme Court bad a1tered the standards Cor cons::l.derat:i.on ot pornograph:l.c mater:l.al.... Th:la ord..:l..na.nc.e wou.1d have 4 S~ce or success under prosec.uti.on .. Counc:J...1man Schnackenberg stated. that he Cel..t the c:l.ti.ze:ns of" Engl..ewood bad spoken very def~te1y l..ast November and asked Cor t~s ord..J..n.a.nce.. He Cel..t the Cou.nc:1...1 owed th1.a to the c::l.t:l.zen.a, a..l..though the ~ t:1.a.1 ord.:i.nance bad not passed the court t ·est .. Cou.nci....l..man. Dhor:l..ty i..nqu..:.l...red as to what e£Cect tkds ord..:l..na.nce woul..d have on the l..:l.bra.ry books, and quest:l..on.ed the need Cor the act::l.on s:l..n.ce the Goth:i.c Theater was no l..onger show:lng po:rnogra.ph.1.c movi..es .. Counc~ Brown stated he ~e1t the C~ty should have t~s or~ce on the books :1..n order to protect the c::l.t::l.zens f"rom f'"'u.ture pornograpld.c book stores. Counci.1wa:aan He.nn:f.ng :f..nqu.::l..red. 'W"bether a.11 eomp1a.i..nts and objeet::l.o:na wou1d have to go to court. C:1.ty Attorney Berardi.nf. r ep1..:led. :In the a.Cf":l.rma.t::l.ve, stat.i..ng that there wou1d un.doub ted..l..y be a~ c.c:.apl...a...i.nts an earthy mater:!.a.l.oC questi.onab1e nature. Coun.e::l.l..ma.n Sehnac.kenberg stated that the en:£oreement meehan.:1.sm ~ was through e:1.t:1.zen c.omp1a.:1..nts. Coune:1.1w.::::.:aan He:nn:l..ng "1..n.qu.:f...red a.a to bow you could d::l.C~erent:!.ate between th:l.s o~ce and other ord.::l..nara.ees :1..n wh::l.c.b the po1:1.c.e en.f"oreet ~ Counc:1.1man B1ess:!.ng stated that the C::l.ty Goune~ was attempt~ to 1eg:1.s1ate mora..l..s, wh.::l.ch cannot be done ... A genera.1 d..::l.acu.ss::l.on o~ what was a.n.d wa..s not obscen.i.ty ensued. A member of" the aud::l.ence requested a copy of the or d~ce ~or h:1s readl.ng. Counc:1.1man Bl..es.6 :1..ng stated that he was voti..ng f"or the o~ce due to the desUes o~ the peop1e a.ga.:1.n.st h.i.s peraona.1 ~ee11..ngs . • • '32xl - • • • • - 12 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIIHAN BROWN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 7 • CHAPTER 7 • TITLE XX • '69 E.M.C., ENTITLED OFFENSES RELATrNG TO MORALS BY DEFINING AND PROHIBITING THE PRCNOTXON OF OBSCENITY • AND PROHIBITING THE PUBLIC DISPLAY OF OBSCENE MATERIAL. WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOOD• COLORADO. COUNCXllAAN BROWN 1\«JVED AND COUNCIUIAN SCHNACKENBERG SECONDED A M:>TXON TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED OFFENSES RELATING TO MORALS AND DEFINING AND PROHIBITING THE PRa.lOTXON OF OBSCENl:TXTY :IN THE CITY. Upon the ca11 of" the ro11, the vote reau1ted as Co11o~s: Ayes: Counc:11 Members Schwab, Schnackenberg, Brown, B1essi..ng. Nays: Counc~1 Members Renn±ng, Dhor~ty, Sent~. T Absent: None The ~or decl..ared the mot:lan carr:led. C:l.ty Attorney Berard~ began a d:l.scuaa:1on oC B:11..l..a £or Ord::l..nan.ces submdttLng to a vote o£ the qual~:l.ed el..ectors oC the C:l.ty oC Eng1ewood proposed amendments to the Charter o£ the C:l.ty of" Eog1ewood. The C~at proposed a.men.d.me.nt was the payment of" 1oca.1 'i.mprovement ~str:l.ct bonds and the eventua1 e1~t:l.on oC the surpl..us and de£:l.c:l.ency f'und. Counc:l.1woman Henn±ng ~q~ed whether t~s su~ss:l.on t:l.t1e was not n:dsl..ead._j_ng. C:l.ty Attorney Bera.rd:l...n..:i stated that wb.:f....1_e :l.t m:i.ght be, :lt d:l.d not make the ord~ce de£ect:l.ve. It was too 1ate to change ~t at t~s time, s1..nce :lt has a..1ready gone to the newspaper. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIIHAN SCHWAB . A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUDIIITTXNG TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HEU> ON NOVl!!MBER 6. 19'73. A PROPOSED ~ TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAXUENT OF LOCAL na>ROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE EVENTUAL ELDUNATXON OF THE SURPUJS AND DEFICIENCY FUND. COUNC:r:uu.N SCHWAB )oK)VED AND COUNCXUAAN BLESSING SECONDED A I.KJTXON TO APPROVE AN ORDINANCE stTINrrTING TO A VOTE OF T'HE QUALIFD!:D ELECTORS CONS=ERATXON OF THE ELXMINATXON OF THE SURPLIJS AND DEFXC~ FUND. Upon the cal..1 of' the rol..1, the vote reau1.t·ed as t"o1...1owa: • • r 32 x - - - --- Ayes: Counc:ll.. Miem.bers Schwab, Schnackenberg 7 H~, Dbor:1.ty, Brown, Bless~, Sent:l. N83"a: None Absent: None The Mayor decl..ared the mot1.on ca.rri..ed. * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILWCMAN HENNING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVDmER 6, 1973, A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTBR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REIATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCrua:N AND THE ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD THE OFFICE THEREOF. COUNCILWOMAN HENNING MBVED AND COUNCI:ll.IAN -.Jt SCRNACICENBERG SECONDED A M:>TION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE S013UITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS ~S OF THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCIIMEN AND XK:E11 ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD X OFFICE. Upon the c~ of' the rol...l., the vote resu1ted as Co11owa: A:yea: Counc:1.1 !.~embers Schwab, Sehnaelcenberg, Renn.:l.ng, Dhor:1.ty, Brown, B1eaa1...ng, Senti.. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the mot:lon earr:led * * C:lty Attorney Berard~ began a d:lscuas:lon oC a B~11 Cor an OrdLnance author:lz~ a contract ~th the C:lty oC ~ttl..eton to pro~de ahel..ter Cac:1.1:lt:les at the ADdma1 Pound. He stated that the Counc:1.1 had d:lacuased t~a agreement at a prevj_ous meeti.ng- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI:ll.IAN BLESSING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEKENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE CITY OF LETTLETON, COLORADO REIATING TO CONSTRDCTION OF AN ANIMAL SHELTER AND PROVIDING FOR ITS PIJMENT AND USE AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. -- \ I I • .,. '32xl • • L$ L4 • • -.. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNC=Wcau.N HENNING SECONDED A lo!DTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT WITH THE CITY OF LITTLETON TO PROVIDE SHELTER FACIL=IES KJ: THE JO[ AN"IMAL POUND. Upon the ca.1.1 of:' the ro11, the vote reau.1. ted as f"o1.1ows: .A:yee: Counc:i..l.. :Members Schwab, Scbaackenberg, Renn:l.ng, Dhori. ty, Brown, B1.essi..ng, Senti.. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor decl..ared the mot~on carri.ed. • * * • Ci.ty Attorney Berar~ began a di.acusa:i.on of:' a Bi.11 Cor an Ordi..nance Cor pu.rch.a.ae of' property caa.:DOD1y known as the Pu.b1...i.c Servi.ee Company property. Counei.1man Dbori.ty stated that he f:'el..t the Counc:1.1 needed more t:ime to study th.i.s, rather than :1. t bei...ng Ci...ret :i..ntroduced thi.s even.:i.ng. Counc1..1man Bl..easi...ng stated tb.a.t the same ord.:!..na.n.ee bad pre~ou.s1.y been tran.am.:1.tted to C ·oun.ei.l.., except Cor ama.1.1. wo:rd:lng cha.nges. COUNCII»AN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILWCAIAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND ACCEPT THIS BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AS AN AGENDA ITDA:. Upon the ca.1..l... o£" the ro11, the vote resulted as f"o11ows: Ayes: Counc:1.1 Yembers Schnackenberg, Henrd..ng, Brown.. Bl..eesi...ng, Senti.. Nays: Counc:1.1 Men.bers Schwab, Dhori.ty. Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the mot~on carr~ed C~ty Attorney Berard~ sta_.d that the total cost ot the property was $300.000 and that the pri..ce wou.l...d go up $750 each month unt:1.1 f':f...:n.al payment was made. Counci..1man Dhori.ty stated that i.f" tb.i.s does go to the ba.l....1.ot and 1oses by a vote oC the peop1e. the Ci.ty wou1d be out the $5.000 opt:1.an money. Counc:1.1man B1ess~ stated that he bad talked ~th the peop1e 1n Sheri.dan and they were extrem.e1.y a.nx:1.ou.s to see aom.e open space :l.n that area . Coun.ci.l..man. Schwab stated that be d:l.d not :f'ee.1 there was a need Cor another go1£ course ~ the Eng1ewood area. and that he had to object to the Counc:1.1 thro~ away $5.000 ~thout ~t~ Cor a vote of" the peop1e. • • r 32xl - • • • • - 15 Yr. John Sm.1.th, who l..:!.ves on So. Gra..nt Street, stated that he f"e1t that s~ee the C:!.ty makes other reereat:!.on ava:1.1ab1e to :!.ts c:!.t~zens, :1. t sbou1.d do l..:i...kew:l._se ~ th go1£' courses • Counc~woma.n Henrd.ng stated that abe Cel..t the C:!.ty shou1.d buy thi._e l..and, even 1.£' :1.t was not used Cor the go1.£ course pu:rposea.W-:i.th the extreme ahort.e.ge of open space l..a.nd i.n the Eng1ewood. area.. tlrl.s l..a.nd ahou1d be purchased as soon as poss:f..bl..e. ""\.--. t"" : lr" Counc:!.~ Schwab stated that be Cel..t tA8 8~b3 oho~d .. and snu~a pedey•Jnp +be l•nd 1n +b•* o a and •1•-~twas not the C:l.ty of" Engl..ewood's mandate to devel..o~ l..and ~ other e:l.t:!.ea. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIDAAN BLESSING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN A~ BE'l"lfEEN THE PUBLIC SERVICE CCNPANY OF COLORADO, A COI.DRAlX) CORPORA.TXON, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MDNICIPAL CORPORATION, RELATING TO 'OlE PURCHASE AND LEASING OF L.AND BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE DEVELOFYENT OF A RECREATION AREA; AND DECLARING AN EII:ERGENCY. COUNCIU.IAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCJ:L11'CUAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREDoiENT BE'TWEEN THE PUBLIC SERVICE CCNPANY AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING %Kll: TO THE PURCHASE AND LEASING OF LAND FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RECREATION AREA. Upon the ca1.1 o£' the ro11 11 the vote resu1.ted. as f"o1.1ows: A3"es: Counc:1..1 Nem.bers Schnackenberg. Henn.:l.ng. Brown, Bl..ess'i.n.g,. Sent::t . Nays: Counc::tJ.. Uem.bers Schwab. Dhor::tty. Absent : None The l.layor dec1ared the mot ::ton carri.ed.. * * C::tty Manager 0::1&.1 began d1.acu.sa1.on on the curr·ent status o-r the Arapahoe Reg-i.onal L:l.b.rary D:1str:1.ct Contract. He stated that L:1.tt1.eton bad already s~ed ~th the L:1.brary D~stri.ct,. due to the C1~at1.on that they have on current a.nnexat:1.on. There was 1._::1tt1.e chance at thls poi.nt :1.n the game oC an agreement w-i.th the ~str::tct. * * * * * COUNCIU.IAN :mt BROWN lotOVED AND COUNCJ:L11'CUAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECca&IENDATION 'EIU.T THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL CONGRESS FOR PARKS AND RECREATION AT WASHINGTON, D.C. • SEP'rl!MBER 29 -OCTOBER 4, ~9'73. Upon the ca.1..1. oC the ro1._1.,. the vote resu1. ted as Co1._1ows : • • I' 32X I -• • - 16 Ayes: Counc.:IJ. Members Schwab, Schnackenberg, He.nxd....ng, Dhor:t. ty, Brown, B1esa~, Sent~. Na.;ya : None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the mot~on carr~ed. * C:lty Manager Di.~ sulxD..:ltted the proposed. 19'74 budget a:n.d a recommendat:lon to ca11 Cor a pub1~c bear~ on the a~d budget ~or September 17, 1973. CaJNCl:LWCJioiAN HENNING l«lV11D AND COUNCI:IMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO zmt SET A PUBLIC HEARING ON S~ 17, 19'73 TO CONSIDER THE PR.OPO..SED 19'74 BUDGET. Upon the ca..1.1. of' the ro~, the vote resu.1ted as f"o11ows: Ayes: Counc:l.l.. Members .Sch:wab, Scho.a.ckenberg, Henn.:l.ng, Dbor:lty, Brown, B1esa~, Sent:l.. Nay-a: None Absent: None The Ua,yor de~ared the moti.on c~ed. * * Ci. ty Manager 0:1&.1 readnd.ed. Counc:11 that the Water and Sewer Bc::Ja_rd and the Pl.ann.:l..ng and Zon.:Lng C<XIIIId.aa:l.on needed. add..1. t:l.o:na...J.. members .. COIJNCI:LMAN DHORITY l«lV11D AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A >DTION TO APPOINT MRS. JEAN PERRY TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD. Upon the ca..1.J.. of' the ro1..l.., the vote resu.l.. ted as f"o1.1ows: Ayes: Cou.nc:f...l.. Members Scbanelcenberg, Henn.:l.ng, Dhor~ ty, Brown, B1.ess"i..ng, Senti.. Na:ya: Counc1.1. Member Schwab. Absent: None The Mayor de1cared the mot:lon carr:led. * * * * * COUNCILW'C»o&AN HENNING l«lV11D AND COUNCILMAN SCHNACKENBERG SECONDED A Y:YI'ION TO APPOINT YR . EDWARD Sloii'l'H TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING Cca&IISSION. Upon the ca1.1 of' the ro1.1 ~ the vote resu.l... ted as Co~ows : • • '32 x l 1 - J- --- 17 ..A:yea: Counc:1.1 Members Schwab, Scbna.cken..be:rg, Henrrl..ng, 0~:1. ty, Brown, B1esa~, Sent~. Nays: None Absent: None The ~or dec1ared the mot:l.on carr:l.ed C:l.ty Na.nager 01.~ stated that there wa.a currentl-y property next to Key Sa'rl..nga and Loan on Broad~ wh.i.ch was i.n the process of" be:i.ng con.a::f..dered f'or red.eve1opment. ~ two-story-ot"1"'"1.ce bu.1..1~ :ta p.1a.nned :f'or that area wb.J.ch ~ create t:ra.£f":1.c and 'Cuture dra.i..nage prob1ems. He f"e1t the C:i.ty should cona~der purchaa~ the property for open space to be added to the i.nterchange part. Counc:1..1woma..n Henrrl..ng stated that abe :f'e.1.t 1.t ~d be a shame to 1et t~s property s1::f..p away at t~s ~e. CClUNWIL1fCAIAN HmOIING Y:JI7ED AND COUNCIUIAN BROWN SECONDED A NOTION TO HAVE THE LAND BE'lW!!:EM KEY SAVINGS AND LITTLE DRY CREEl!: LOOIO!:o AT WITH APPRAISALS WADE AND NEGOTIATIONS STARTED FOR PURCHASE. Upon the ca1.1 ot" tli'e ro1J.., the vote resu1 ted a.a f"o1J..owa: A;yea: Counc:t1. :Members Schwab, Scbnack:en..berg, Re:n:n.:l.ng, Dbor:l. ty" Brown, B1eaa:l..ng, Sent:!.. Nays : N o ne Absent : None The Mayor dec1ared the mot:l.on carr::f..ed. * * * * * C:l.ty Manager Di.a.l.. rem.:l:n.ded the Coun.c~ of" the Publ..:lc Hear:lng on September 10th to cons:l.der annexat:l.on o:f' 1and near Santa Fe and U~on. * * Couna~1man Schwab stated that ~ a~ae the Counc~ had supported the Reg:l.on.a.J.. Tra.naportati.on Di.atr:l.at bond :l.ssue, be 'Ce1t :l.t shou.1d be advert:l.aed ~ the newspaper. Couna:l.man Schwab 1.nqu..i.red whether the ha.nd.:l.eapped ean r:l.d8e the e.1der1.y van.. Assi.stant C:l.ty !.tanager McCown stated that as of: now i.t had been. restr:l.eted to age 65 and o1der .. -- '32 x l - -- ·-- 18 Coune~ Schnackenberg requested the starf l...ook ~to poss~b~l..~t~ea oC a.1. ter:l..ng that t.o ~cl....ude tbe :band..1.eapped. .. * * COURCl:Ili&AN BIESSING Jool:lVl!:D AND COURCILIIAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO AJ),J"()(JlQf. tJpon. tbe ca.11 of' 't.be ro1..1. • the vote resul.. ted a.s f"ol..1.owe: A:;rea: Coune:!...l.. '161!mabera Sc.l::1wa.b,. Sc.bna..keen.berg,. Henn.:!..ng,. Dbor.!. ty,. Brown,. B1eaai..ne,. Senti.. Absent: None The Mayor deel..a:red the mot:f..o:n ca.rre'i.d and the meet:l.ng was adjourD..ed at 11:25 P.M. ell: of'i'lc1o C1erk of' tiile COUiicfi -- '32 xl ----- - • r. (( ·. .. , --- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN DHORITY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 31 • SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING CHAPTER 3 0 ENTITLED "REGULATED BUSINESS PRACTICES •" TITLE XI OF THE '69 E .M.C. REGULATING SECOND-HAND DEALERS. HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BUYERS 0 REQUIRING THE LICENSING THEREOF> AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR THE CONDUCT OF SAID BUSINESSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fol.l.owa: Sect~on 1. That Chapter 3. T~tl.e XI of the '69 E.M.C. ~s hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ows: 11-3-1 SECOND HAND DEALERS: HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND HAND BUYERS (a) Second-Hand Dea1ers -L~cense Regu~red for Second-Hand Dea1ers. No person, firm, or corporation sha.11 keep a p1a.ce for the purcba.ae or aa1e of: second-hand c1othing, second-hand house- ho1d goods. antique furniture or other antique art- f..c:1es; second-hand ~ooka • ma.ga.z:i.J:.'Ies • ne...apapera and other pub1i..cati.ons; ar-tic1e.s taken in .fu.1..1 or part satisfaction of a debt or taken ~~r resa1e for the purpose of fu11 or part satisfaction of a debt; second-hand counters, she1~ng. showcases, store, and office fixtures, boi.1..ers, engines, be1ti..ng, pu11eys, motors, dynamos. e1ectrica1 apparatus. machinery; other second-hand art~c1es of any kind or descr~ption. except used automobi1es and except cba~tab1e organizations; nor sha11 any person trade. barter, dea1 in, or carry on the business of dea1i.ng in any such seco·nd-hand artic1e as here~nbefore descr~bed. without be~ng spec~a11y 1icensed for such purpose as hereinafter provided ~n th~s art~c 1e • {b) Garage Sa1es -Exempt. Garage sa.1es • be~ng those occaaiona1 sa1es of used persona1 property, not pre~ous1y purchased for re-sa1e, on the premdses of . the owner or occupant of resi.dentia1 property, not -1- -• - ( I ( ·- --.. - exc:eedLQg five (5) c:onsec:ut:i..ve days in durat:i..on, and hel.d no sooner than once in every twe1ve (12) con.aecut.i..ve DX>nths • are ex.e.n1pt from the :l.i..c.en.si...ng prov-i.._a1...oo.s of t:bi..s chapter_ 11-3-2 DESIGNATION OF LOCATION. Any 1i.cen.se i.ssued un_c:Je.r the prcnri..si..on.a of th.i..a a.rti..cl.e sha11 desf...gnate the p1ace i.n whi.ch the person so 1:i.censed sha11 carry on t:..be bu.ai..oeaa for 'Vh_i..ch be :i.s l.f...cenaed., and auc:::h buai.Deaa aha11. not be c:a.rri..ed on or con- ducted i..n any other p1ace than dhat desf...gnated i..n and by such l.i..eenae_ 11-3-3 SOLICITATION OF BUSINESS UPON THE STREETS. No per.on l.f...cenaed under the prov~sf...ons of thf...s art:i..c:l.e aha11 be pe1"'11li..tted to aol~ci..t bu.si..n.eas :Ln. any of the arti..c:l.es named here:Ln upon any street or pub1i.c hi.ghway. 11-3-4 CHARAC"JER REQUIREMENTS; LICENSE, HOW GRANTED. The Ci..ty Lic::.ense Of£i..cer may grant a 1i.cense to such person. fi..rm. or corporati..on as sha11 produce sati..s- factory e~dence of good character t:o exercf...se and carry on a business of deal.'Lng i..n second-hand ar·ti..c: 1es. goods. wares • or mercha..n.di..se • upon payment of the 11..cenae fee required therefor ... 11-3-5 SCHEDUIE OF LICENSE FEES. The annua1 l..:i.cense fees requ.i.red for engag:i..ng i.n the busi.ness of dea1i.ng i...n second-band a.rti..c:l.es • goods • wares. or taerc.han.d:Lse aa defi...ned i..n Secti..on 11-3-1. above. sha11 be as fo11ows: Gen.era1 Second-Hand Dea1er. the 1a.rgest. pro- port:Lon of wh.ose business is buyi.ng or ae11:Lng second-hand art.i..c1es. goods. wares. or merchan- d:i.se of any k:i.nd or descr:i.pti.on: $100.00. ~ed Second-Hand Dea1er. whose pr~ry buai..- ness i..a se1LLng new goods. bu.~ who buys and ae11s second-hand artic1es. goods. wares. or merc.handi.se of the same type. or c1aas of new goods so1d: $50.00. Inci.denta1 Second-Hand Dea1er. whose dea1i.ng ~ second-hand art.i..c1ea. goods. wares. or -2- II -- '32xl • • •. - • - ~erchand i se ~s 1im ~ted to the acquir1ng of the same inw by and through exchange for new artic1es. goods, wares, and merchandise, and to the disposa1 of the same by sa1e on1y incidenta1 to any part of the main business of dea1Lng in ne~ goods, wares, and merchandise: $10.00. Each a pp1icac:1.on of such 1ic.enses sha11 be accompanied by an app1ication fee in the amount of Ten Do11ars ($10.00), except that no such app1ication fee sha11 be required of Incidenta1 Second-Hand Dea1ers; provided, however, that no app1ication fee sha11 be required on app1i- cation for renewa1 .of an existing 1icense. Any change of o~ersbip sha11 require a new app1i- cation and 1icense, with payment of fees therefor. 11-3-6 BOND. Every person so 1icensed sha11, before receiving such 1icense, execute a bond to the C~ty of Eng1ewood Ln the sum of FLve Hundred ($500.00) Do11ars. 11-3-7 SECOND-HAND DEALERS' REGISTERS. Every person, f~rm. or corporation 1icensed as a second-hand dea1er sba11 keep at his or her p1ace of bus~ness a substant~a1 and we11-bou.nd book~ ~n which he or she sha11 enter a m~nute description of a11 persona1 property purchased by hi..m or her. the date of the purchase. the nauJe and resi- dence or p1ace of business of the person or persons from whom such purchase was made. and particu1ar1y mentioned any prom~nent or descriptive marks that may be on said property. "'b.e said book sha11 be ...:.e pt c 1ean and 1.egib 1e ~ and a11 entries made therein sha11 be made with ink. ·Every person so 1icensed sha11. during the ordinary hours of business. when requested by any po1ice officer or 1icense inspector of the City. submit and exhibit said book desc~bed above to the inspection of any of the above-named officers. and sha11 a1so· exhibit such goods or persona1 property to any of aforesaid off~cers. Any person fai1ing or refusing to comp1y with any requ~re ment of this section sha11 be gui1ty of -a vio1ation thereof. 11-3-8 SECOND-HAND. DEAIERS' REPORTS. It sha11 be the duty of every 1icensed person aforesaid to make out and -3- • • '32xl - - ( • c ·. • • - de1~ver to the Chief of Po1ice, every day before the hour of t~e 1ve o'c1ock noon,. a 1egib1e and correct copy from the book required in Section 11-3-7, giving an accurate account and descr~ption of each and a11 of the artic1es and things purchased duri_ng the preceding day,. and the price paid t .here- for,. the preci.se ti.tDe of purchase,. and the names and residences of the persons from who~ such purchases were m.ade ... 11-3-9 SECOND-HAND DEALERS NOT TO CONDUCT PA~~ SHOPS OR JUNK YARDS. No person 1icensed as a second-hand dea1er sha11,. dur~ng the period of his 1icense,. receive or ho1d a 1icense or carry on the business of a pawnbroker or-a keeper of a junk yard. 11-3-10 HOURS OF BUSINESS. It sha11 be un1awfu1 for any second-hand dea1er,. as defined and regu1ated here- in,. to keep open or permit to be kept open his p1ace of business, or to conduct or permit to be conducted such business, or to purchase, se11, or exchange in the way of business any goods, artic1es, or things whatsoever, before the hour of 6:00 o'c1ock A.M. or after the hours of 9:00 o'c1ock P.¥. on any week day except Saturday, or before the hour of 6:00 o'c1ock A.M. or after the hour of 10:00 o•c1ock P.M. on Saturday, or at any time after 12:00 o•c1ock noon on the first day of the week cammon1y ca11ed Sundfty; PROVIDED. HOWEVER. that Lt sha11 be un1awfu1 for any such dea1er to rece~ve, accept, or purchase eit her abso1ute1y or conditiona11y, any artic1es, goods, wares, or merchandise on the first Jay of the week common1y ca11ed Sunday. 11-3-11 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BUYERS. It sba11 be un1awfu1 for any person, firm, co-partnership, or corporation to engage in the business of buying second- hand goods from house-to-house w~thLn the City of Eng1ewood without first having obtained a 1icense so to do from the CLty LLcense OffLcer of the CLty of Eng1ewood. 11-3-12 LICENSE FEE. The 1Lcense fee for s&Ld busL- ness of buyLng second-band goods from house to bouse sha11 be fLfty do11ars ($50.00) per annum. -4- II • • '32xl - ( • ( • • .. - 11 -3 -1 3 REG I S TER . A11 persons. co-partnershLps. firms, and c o ~p 0 rations engaged in tre business of buying second-h and goods sha11 keep a record, written i.n ink i.n a permanent1y bound book, sho'\.,i.ng t:he name of each person fro:n "WhOUl such second-hand goods were bought; their a d dress , street n~ber, and the date and hour when such good s were purchased; books sha11 be open to the inspection of any po1ice officer or officers or inspectors o f the City License Office. 11-3-14 REPORTS. A11 persons. firms, co-partnerships. or corporations so engaged in the buying of second-hand goods from house to house, sha11 fi1e each day, except Sundays and ho1idays, before the hour of twe1ve (12:00) o•c1ock noon, with the Chief of Po1ice of the City of Eng1ewood. an itemized report of a11 transactions of the previous day, giving a description of each artic1e purchased and the person. firm. or corporation from which purchased. 11-3-15 GENERAL PROVISIONS. Shipment of Second~Hand Goods from City. No second-hand goods so purchased sha11 be shipped away from the City of Eng1ewood by said purchasers, or any second-hand dea1er purchasing the same ~thin ten (10) days of the date of said purchase. 11-3-16 SECTIONS 11-3-11 to 11-3-14 NOT TO APPLY TO SECOND-HAND DEALERS. Nothing in Sections 11-3-11 to 11-3-14 sba11 be construed to app1y to second-hand dea1ers having a fixed p1ace of business, except that the ten-day provision as to ·shipping or removing fro~ the City of such second-hand goods sha11 app1y to any person. firm, or corporation having possession of such second-hand goods . 11-3-17 REMOVAL OF PLACE OF BUSINESS. In case any person 1icensed as provided in this artic1e sha11 remove his p1ace of business from the p1ace desig- nated in such 1icense, he sha11 immediate1y there- upon give notice to the City License Officer and have the change noted upon his 1icenae. -5- • • '32xl • • • • - 11-3-18 S ECOND -HAI\.'0 ARTICLES TO BE HELD TEN DAYS BEFORE SALE . No dea1er ~n second-hand artic1es or house -to-house second-hand buyer, sha11 expose for sa1e, or se11 or dispose of, any artic1e or art~c1es w~thin ten days of the time of purchas~ng the same, nor unti1 the same have been in or upon the premises wherein the same are offered, exposed or so1d, at 1east ten days. 11-3-19 DEALERS TO EXHIBIT GOODS TO POLICE_ Every dea1er in second-hand artic1es or house-to-house second-hand buyer who sha11 receive or be in posses- sion of any goods, artic1es, or things, which may have been 1ost or sto1en, or a11eged or supposed to have been 1ost or sto1en, sha11 forthwith. on a de~and, exhibit the same to any me~ber of the po1ice department. 11-3-20 l:NSPECT"ION OF DEALERS_ The Chi_ef of Po1i_ce by hLmse1f or by any offi_cer desi_gnated by hi_m sha11 have genera1 supervision over a11 dea1ers Ln second- hand art~c1es. and house-to-house second-hand buyers and sha11 a1so have power to ~nspect the~r respect~ve p1aces of business and a11 art~c1es or things kept therein~ whenever he sha11 dee~ ~t necessary so to do. 11-3-21 SEVERABILITY-If any provisi_on of this Chapter or ~ts app1icat~on to any person~ firm. or corporation or cLrcumstances~ ~s be1d inva1id~ such ~nva1idity sha1~ not affect other provisions or app1ications of this Chapter • The Counci.1 hereby dec1ares the provisf..ons of this Chapter to be severab1e. Introduced~ read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the 20th day of August. 1973_ -6- • • '32xl 1 - 1 - • • .. - Pub1:Lshed as a Bi.11 for an Ord:LD&DCe oa. the 23rd day of August. 1973. Read by ti.t1e and p-aed on f:Lna1 ,._-.:lAs oa. the ~th day of September. 1973. Pub1i.shed by ti.t1e aa Ord:Lnance Ro. of 1973. on the 6th day of September. 1973. Mayor ATTEST: ex offi.ci.o Ci.ty C1erk Treasurer __ l;il.,j,_ __ • Se r:Le• I, Kar1 No11enberger, do hereby cert~fy that the above and foregoLng is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of an Ordi.nance passed on fi.na1 readi.ng and pub1i.shed by t:Lt1e as Ordi.nance No. 31 Seri.ea of 1973. -7- • • , X 1 - • • .. - Ave -v Absent Schnac ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c;~~·~nc~L1~-~o-e~~n~a.~nn~~·~n~a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Db.or~tv B.r.-n B1eaai.n. 1111. or Sen.t.i. II • • - J Moved X Seconded Schwab Sch..na.ckenbe.rg • • - Aye Cou.nci.1WCIIIIIA..n Henn..i.ng 7< Dhori. X- B1essi..n Mayor Senti.. Nay Abstain Absent 9>w-~--~t-~ ~C::. .,.:C ..... -~ ~-~ ~ ,._, .,_<::J2..6). ~~c.,~,~~~ ~& ~'-"~ "-tdl -+li:. ~~c..._-~~ ~& '--(>· L....J u -&.-6: ....c;, ...... .Jl l.,......._~"-D-+ ~ eo: < -s F JO!u.;s ~ 0=:=. 3;:.__"\s.-s.. ~-~ ~~ C:.c::.-..:a--~ ----Q '~~G.~ 3 '0;=~-<;;._<;a."""'~ s;..&.,:_,-.J:t.PL 0 <..."-"'>--> ~ ~~ r-..1~--\ ~IJ.. • • '32xl - • f Moved S econ.ded. Sch~ Sch.n.ac:.k.JI!tnberg • • - C ou..nc :i.1W'Cali&.D. He.n.n.i.n Dbori Brown B 1esa :i....ng Ma or Senti Ave -y Abata i..n Absent <e9~ .....?.-c9 o~~ s::::t.:.~- :-1: '--"" .s-t'~ <c( ~ ~ ~~- 1-1\ ~..!' ....,. ~ ~ s--=-·~ cll ~-~ (2..-<..5:7 "'-"-' dl. . :t-'h.. -...... cJL,--- .-...Q. -=-..-t, ~~ ~-.Q._.,. .,..._.Q_ . &..~~--~ "=---~-~-\:.........:..X... ~~ ~....::C...&~P -.:.~ ~ t:>-~~ <:;.~~-» c~ e--~-tr-~c:O . ~~~~----~-;,.o.......c.-Q ... ~ & ~--~el. dL.....Q.._....,_ ..:::::tt-. Q._c5t ~ ... ~~--... -~ ~~ C'-(>J~ "\::.....L:L -~ C>..._bv----6 ..... 0 P--""-" -....... .... ~ """-'L.. <:l 0 ~ ~....... .}-..---' s--...:.... ~ 1-v.~ 0..... J.-, .,.__-~ -{..... ~ " ~est.~ ~--...c. -~-t... ~dl_ =~~~ ~ !:...~~ ~ 0 -~ ~ ~..,<;:_Q.~--... - II • • '32xl J- Moved Seconded Schwab Oh..o:ri. Brown Bl..eaai.nq • • - ROLL CA.LL Ave Ma or Senti 3.._ CQ~ -Q..___, c -~ 'c.SL..-...:t.-.. ~ ~ ~ -t............ a...s --....-~ Nay D:::>~~ ~~..9-<.JI'd<. ~ ~ ~~ • . Abae.n.t • • '32x l l - - --- Seconded Schwab Sehn&ckenbe ~ Counc::i.1~ Henni.nq """ Dbori.tv ~ Brown B1essi.n Ma or Senti. ~...J> ·<>\ ~\:,....&~~ S c..P---....0..... ~-~ -~-._.,_ ............_ Nav Abatai...n Absent L-~ "{:>-.~._._ ~ \ ~.....-12..-~ ,._, \,~ \ ......... ~ --=>~ -.,. cS6-a--.,. t_,.....);p c;.-_. a_...pL ~ c:~ o.-. ....s...-~ C.... N .,__. c.ll.. ~ ~-~ <>=-...~-< e-..R ~elL--=:-~~~..:;:J ...,. 2.-C ~~ ~ -'--'~ ,.......~ (""->('c.., ~ '!-~ <;:.~~ c:_::)......._(:, ~~--~ ~~ R ~. ,....:::-\..9...........-. 2. ~> ""--a<-c....~~.a-<- c:> ~" ~ N ?~ ~---~ ~~ ...... .,.......~ ~""-D.. '(7'-> '_Q... . 'a-._ ""--~ ~-~......, ~e9 b.R.~a ~ ~::) ~ ~ ~ - - '32 x l - 1 - MO'V'e.d Seconded • • • • - ROLL CALL Sch-'> Scb.n.a.cken.be r Cc::Ju.nc~~ Rennin Dhori.ty B1easi..n Ma or Senti Ave -Abata.i..n Absent II • • · .. '32xl - --- Ave Sc:h.na.cken.be ").. Cou.nc:i.1~ Henn.i..n X Dhori. Brown X B1e.ssing < Mavor Senti.. ><' -v X \~ ~~ .._~d" ~..-~~---==" Abatai...n rJ..~ ~ -Q \r-._9 \y--""""""=--.. '-"""~ ~ d-o-~ ~~~ ~ Absent "~~'~ ~ _,__..........._ o (, ~ ......._ ~~, ~ ~-~-~~ c 3.~=c --t=== -. ~~----~ ~-0,~~~ '-<:.--.c.~.c-~a~ ~ ~ '---Q, -~" '-.2 ~ "to~..__,~ -....-o c9 ~~ h....-c...---i. ~ ~ v -~ e o: h.-b.~-------t... ~-&~~ (">~.__.,_._..d" --u ~ ->S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b.Q_____ "::. ~-.>--r ~ ~ {"''--~<..£.a --.:.__, .... ..._!)_ ~~ ,_£D ~---st.~ _<_:;:, c~ _s:<-~ -6.-D~, ~~ ~~ ~" a ~<.S. t_.~ & ~-~~ '------*" ~~.:::.. ~~C...... "-"--" c.S: ~ ...__c.?,_, .._f.--c.. &..~a-----~~~ -\AJ ~~ ~ lo .... ...9-&... ..._ k..-~ lo-~ ---"'---~.......-c._ ~.,____.,_ ..,.___ Q~~<-12 - • - '32xl - 1- Moved Seconded --- ROLL CALL Sch.-b Sc:h..nack.e.nbe.rq Counc:i..1~ He.nn.i...n Dhori. Bra-n B1e.asi...n Ma or Senti. Ave -v ~ c...C .z._. Q....~...._ ~ ~ o·.._~ h.._~--...._~ Q............S dL.-.....--""=--.- ,...._,._,c9.~ ~~~ J ~ ....... ~.,...,...._c..-.-~ II • - '32 xl c • • - ROLL CALL ~ ~:( +-~-;:~- c.----t::-• ...::E-~ LQ ~ ~<'~~ .......f <>~~"' d)_ .. ' Ob.o.ri. Brown B1essi...n Mavo.r Senti. s.-f'-~ ('-~ ~~ ~ -c._-~ -Abstain v -""""-' ~ ~.._S) ~ ............_ p..... 2.... (_~ ...._Q ~ """=> ~!lo ~~ ~-t"u-~·---t--~ .... ~~~ b ~J...... <V .., ( ~-.--..£:> .., b ~~ ~ ~CSJ "'""-< cP ~ ~ a-:>., ~ a.:..cJ! D --=~-..='-'==>.. Abaent • • · .. '32 xl - - Seconded J 7 • • ... - ·-... lROLL CALL ....... ~ _.,_s, (>~=---~ ~ ~ u ~~ --, ~ ~ <.. 'f ~) Sch-'> Br.,_, B1e..ss.inq Mayor Senti. May 1 -I ...::J A.bae.nt • • '32 x l - - L/(b) Y(c Moved Seconded = - • - ROLL CALL Sch>OO>.b Sc.h.na.ck.e.n]:)e Counci.1-<X~~~&n Hen.n.i..n Dhori.t Brown B1es s i..ng Ma.. or Senti r'\..._c.__c._..~ r....,._QcS_ 0...--.A.-":)r7~~ L~ ~ c cSL ~~ &. 1r.:.....,_ 0-s--> ~.f) CC.:....dJ. -y Absent II • • '32xl • -• .. - 1 ---' c Moved Seconded -v Abatai...n Absent Sc:h.na.cke.:nber Cou.nci1wc::.aa.n Henni...n.Ci ><: Dho.ritv X Brown B1ee:si..n Ma or Sent.i. II • • '32 xl • -• ·-- ]- BOLL CALL Mov d s e econd.e.d •we N&v A.b•tai.n Absent Sch-.b Sc::b..n.aclu!!t.nbe-rG ;,c Counc::i..1~ Benrdn_q ")< Dbor:l. Brown Bl..ess.i..n Mayor Senti .><. .,3--"-~ ""',wu-t.---=L....-. "-"do....:__ ~~ -~ ~ ~ II • • '32xl • • - ROLL CALL ~ (>-(V-~ ""--'"'-:;(__;~ Moved Seconded A~e -v Abat&:i.n Absent Sch-'> Scb..nack.enbe ;><' Counci..1~ Hen.ni...n Dhor.i. Bra-n ~ B1eas.i..nq ,._ -or Senti ::5 ~-J II • • --. 'a2 x l 1 - • • • • - ROLL CALL S econd ed A v e Schwab X S ch.n&cke.n.bercr £ Cou.nc~w~ He.n.ni...ng ,..._ Dbori. Brown B 1 e ss :Ln Ma.Vor Senti -Absent ---"' ___:; -<---c::::.L,---, <-:>~ ~~ .;>( ""(" ~~ ..... '-' '<'> dL \,-~c=. '?--( N.--L- b-· .c. d!.-. c --~ ~~& ~ 1....2 , .,..~~<---e · o~ '-~--~ p -, .::.. c.___ -t--<-., -t- -_,. c... ~ -~ ___,. ~ .......---.-a_ ...... -.... -...... ~ v. .... _ c::..l--:t.~ ~("'--t__ ~ .... \----- ~ .,. ---<--a...,_ r .-c. ~-,c .,__'<. ~ ~ c:;:t:;..y~ '--~~ - o.> l.....--v,ce..;_ ... -c..A-"::> G • • '32 x l --- - ROLL CALL Moved Sec:on.ded Ave -v Ab&tai...n Ab&e.nt Sch-ab Sch.n.a.c::ken.be.rq 1< Cou.nci.1w~ Hennin X Dbori "><. Brown ~ B1ess.i..nq " Mayor Senti. 7 ~£-s;-G ---{-~-~-C c:S Q_,.Jc_ <>-.,_...,~ I? _.e. .. .::.. ....... -v.;-L_:, (,....._ h..c:_o.---p ~ ~<"' c..... ......--E ::::J ~ - 5 (cC) B s , 'U ~~-eC ;z_C__ c-t.. o<;,.~ -- '32 x l • -• - 1---' Seconded Aye Sch.'W&b """< Schn&cJc.e.nberg /""- Counci....l..~ a...nn.i..ng x Dhori.. Brooon B1e.ss:i.n. Mayor Senti -... • • 'a2 xl - 1- Moved Secondeci B • • ·-- ROLL CALL Ave Schwab Schna.ck.enber Counci.1wc:Gaa.n Henni...ng ,c. Dhor:l. ~ Brc-n Bl.easi...n Ma. or Sent:i. -v Abstain Absent • • .. '32xl 1 - Moved Seconded ~--' \'.Q ">., ... -J &.-...._ .... r( '--u -....&-~ - • - BOLL CALL Schwab Sc:::h.n.a.clc.e.n]::)e_.rg- Cou.n.ci...1wc:-.an He.nni..n Dhori Brown B1eesi.nq Ma.vo:r Senti " )( Nay A.batai.n Absent - - '32xl 1- • • .. - ROLL CALL c.C _..c...,. "' ~-..., "-"-~ .. ""'-~ -~ •• -~eX o-~ f'>~<-s._.:.c... Seconded Brown B1essi..n Ma or Senti. A e -v /C Absent II • • '32xl 1 - 1- (c._ ) -- --- Seconded ar.,..., Bl..essi.n Na. o.r Santi.. l:::>~...JL L ~'---~.S:;. • .. ~c! "D-~-h ~.P-cJ..-,._ ~ \,fL....J..-=*-._ . L.J=I<&...... ~ ~-~~ A..,e -v Absent -~ ~-~~~ c..Q.... '-'> o{6 c~ ----*'--'-"'- -- '32xl • -• - 1 - ROLL CALL Se.con.ded ... ~ .. Nav Abat&i.n Absent Sch.-b ;>< Sc.b.nac:Jc.e.nbe. -r x Counci...1~ Henn.:l..nq Cb.o::ri..ty .-<.. Brown B1essi.n -or Senti. lo (c...) II • • '32 x l -• • - ROLL CALL ~r ~ 17 Schwab Sch..naclc.enboerq Cou:nci....l.~ Rennin Obori Brown B1e.ssi..nq Mayor Senti. Ave _, Absent • • I' ---.. - - ROLL CALL Mov.d Sec::onded Ave -v Ahatai.n Ab8ent Schwab -><._- Sc:hnac.kenbe Counc:i...l..~ HenninG ..-.;. Dbo:ri..tv Dr.,...., B1essi..n -or Senti • • ; , - 1- X Seconded Bra-n B1--a:i.D l!la or S.nt.i. • • - Ave /<- ~ ~ -u,_., '~~...:::f;& -\..r---:.. p. <J> ~ ~-c_ c5:: ~..,._.. -Q...-~ -t..... ~ -'-..cu... """<'_......::t._ ~ • • '32xl ---- l - :ROLL CALL t._-.s .. -~ cS ')_.,,A_ . .::t... . - ___.,.~~L-....L...::.-"":.0 ~.....:1-c(. Seconded .. ~ .. -v Abata i.n Absent Sch-ab r" Sc:h.n&c:Jc.e.nbe "" X Cou.nc.i...1~ H enn.U> Dhor.i. .X BrQIIIirn "'- B l..e.ss i.ng Mavo.r Santi.. p _gQ 5 :;:s - - --- '32xl - - Seconded Sch-'> Brown Bl.ess:i..ng: ROLL CALL M& or Senti.. I I · 2.~ • • ... - Ave Nav Absent II • • '32 x l -• • - COCTI!ICIL ~ cxrr or 8WGZAWCX30, COLCRADO ~ST ZO, ~973 ,..._ c..1e-v Cc:xanc:'.:i~ or the City or .Dasr~~ .. Ar•pa.l!w:>e ~, Co~or....,., ~ .1.n regu~ar .... ian on Au~t 20, ~5173, •'~= •::oo •·•- rhe .1.nvoc•eion .....-gi~ bv c:.be ...,. A..Z~en Sttc::lng' of ebe FLr•t. aa.1.t:ad ~er :l..~ Cbarc:b of Jrn9'~.-.cod... Pbe P~edge of ~-sr.i.Anc:'e .,.. ~ed bV ~e:v ----~ ~ev D.S...U ... ,..._ ,._51'0Z' •aked Eor ro~~ c.a.LZ. Upon t.P..e ~~ oL t:lae ro~..Z , ~ 1'~Gal'.1.:ag ....-re .......... t.:: Cit.u ~gar Dia~ A.a•..1.•t...ne: City -...,..ger ~ C..1t:y .Ae:~ -.r.a.rd'i...n.i Ad'•fni•ttat"1.-A-.a~taftt" --...~8Cift D~eor of P~ 8o~~ D.1..recb:»r oL Pla.r'~ ~ -.or.ae.:ic:::a. ,.,_.__ Director or trei~:Lt:i .. car~ COCTliiCIXMC»UUtt ~II«; I1KifiiTD AND Ot::Jen«:X£1U/U6 ~ ~.A .or'Z.:. ~ AP~ 2"W2' ,.II«T7'ES CJtF 2WZ' ~ ~ZJIIG DE ADGrJTS'r 7, ..Z~J, AS C 2WD a. .P~ 7 . U potft ~ c..Z ~ of~ .ro..Z2, t:.A. ~C:. r.......Z~ .._ :Eo~~r ••v•:: None ,..yo.r s.::tti ~__, tile fo..Z~owing ~ r~ ~ ..Zi•t: of -spec~4J C.1.t::l..-..n PZ"'JJgr._ Xny.1.~.- • • '32xl • • • • - ltra. Char~.-H. HiJ~, 4800 So. P .. r~ Str-.et::, Precinct No. ~6 .. aAr'ry and J&~.~~e Bawltc.ins, 46JO So. ~~ Stt:reee, and other•, .-p,....red to ~e: iz2f~t:....ion r.eg~.1...ftg ten.nLa covrt.a ~ C'CIIft.Sidered for coa•truc-t:ion ~ ~-.s..-~ •J.~e.ary Scboc:J..Z .. Mr. 16awlc..1..n.s .-t..ted ~e: be oppo-.-d C:.he propo,sed tennis court ~on •t the Du:nc&n Sci:Jtttoo..Z. ~are cu~tl!i een cou:rt.s within • -.L..Ze _..,. • bta.Lr r.,1u• of t1»e .are. ~ the Deed Ln the ._..._. ••• f o r edd.1t1c::JIQA.I ~ •~ere. 7Wftn...L.a CCIU.rt. ...-i..Dg er ... b .ad noi-.. ,po..Z..Zuti0112 to • very qu1ee: .re.14eat1a.2 .,..1glallor.bood'. Z't" •~.o .....a.a :£~ c::rowded -~ and ~atiCift. ~ ..Zigbt:-.d' court. wbic:b se..v on unt.:.i..Z ..ZO or ..!O:.JO at n..igbt are ~·t t:.be ~ ret1r.1..ng e.!._. of -...ny .:i.Jw1ivid~• :Lza tbe ae..1ghborbtc>od. ~-..._.,~ atated e.bllt:: •be WCIIU'..Zd ..Z1.1ce to aec-and the tbougb'f:.• or Nr. ~-.-.rad ~e tbia ...-.as • V'"ler!il quiet reaide:nt:L~ «rea -w-hich d~ not 'IIP'illftt:: the e~• cou:..re.a in it:: • .B't:.be..Z aard, 4 .0~ so . .-....r~ Mar.:l..anne S#erv.1er, 48SO So • ..--..r~ Mr•-.3~, .. 40 SID • .-...z-..z Jl!6ra. ,._v..z ez-, ••~o So . Pear..Z ~-Bi..Z..Z, ... 00 .SO. ~..Z Mr. Benni . .-on, ... 60 so • ..-...r..z l'lr. ~v1d .a..nn~ ·~ before Cc:laDc-i...Z . ._ ~ ..,.,_..e e.Ae p~.aaa .....re ~ the o~d .Du.nc::;-.&n ~ ba..i..Z•ia9-~i~ a.z._.,_.:l...zittfl .-e..e.d eAae: t:.hre ~and 1.-~ .bv the .c.boo..Z ~.1.c-t: .-..cr L• Cla.2.v uaed bV £be c.l..t::p. D.:Lrec::tor of P&r .. &ad aec:".re.t1oa ~ at.ted e.t...t: be WCJU~ ..Z1.1Jce to aee throat: 2&nd used ._. a s.beJ..ter bou...,, ~e.bougb it .btad not yet C'Ciale up .for di.sc:u••ion. rbe Park.-.-n4 ~tic::an ec-.i••ion ~:~.a..-rl/l!iiiC n1-.d two tennia cou..rt.-on the ..tJIU:Ik:'.._, sit:e. ~ is • .need for .-dd...i..ti~ tenn.i.• ~ C'Clln...tr'uct.ic::w::~ .:Ln ehe aoue..beoa.-~ JI:D§r~ew'OOd' &r-... C.1~J1 lill&nager Di...Z .-e..e.d' t.b.at:. the.re was .no ~!# currentZy .1.n the C.pit.a.Z z.apro~t• budgwt .for ~ pu..rc~_se for ~ennis ~ .. but r•e:Ae.r an..ly for ~truc:t10ft, •.izw::e • oooz,re.r.at.tv. d-.aJ. wi~h the .-c.boo..l d.1•·t:r1c::·t:. ..,... .aat1c.1~t-.d. Di.zwctor of P.-r-. .-..I .Rec:r-..eion ~ .~ t::be J•9'CJIIUt or the ~pect:ive t-.i• C'OU-r~ •-1~-OlD e.be .Du.neAn Scbtt:Jt.o~ ~oc:Jc. • • '32 x l • • • - C1e-·~ ~ D.1•~ .1-Dqu.ired ._. ~ wbae; o-e.her schoo~ •1~--...re ~idered... D-1...r'ector oL Parllca ....:!~ R~r--tlon R~ ..e.-t-ed ~C: Si.rw:~.Lr ~ ....._. ~.1-der.d ..,.,. ~ ~~~ ..,. .. ~ookinsr for t-o or four C"'U..rf;.a •~ ~,..e a.1~ .. ~--• clr1,...,.9 .-..cl .blltlabou•e ~or the ..,~i.ng poo~. rt i• ~.-o ..,__.~. ~ .hawe t::wo .-o.r• -~ ~ e.ag~~ B.:l..gh Schc:x>3. .11-1e:.e. CO...Ci~~ Benn..1.a9 inqv...Lred •• to wha~ t...1_ate the ~.f.ght.: turned of:£ .at ~-~· .1:ft tbe C1~,.. D.1rec::eor of .ParkS .and .Rec.r-..tio.n ~ •e.t.ecr ~t" ~ eur._,t" .r-sru-~•t1.ona are 'or ~D::,O, but since t..hey' ~ oa &n •v~'f:ic ~ ._,1.ce, e:a.v C"'U~ be e~ o-r~ .at .-n!ll ~- .-rw ... -.ref~ .... t:o ~the~~ .s:v.rrOU6W1i.nq ~ t::enn.L. ~ _.... eo .._ ~c:.c-..t.,.... Di.recf:.or of Para:. ~ Pec:r .. t.iar:: ~ po1.nt::ed oat: ~ .-e-a.c~ enf:..Sc.1..P~~~ a. t'-' L•yout o f tbe s..!..te ... ~~ ~ ~ ~ e:o .,.,._e .rao.ed there ..._. in eAe .._.-e .-.... ~ e-...1.a cou.re., ~ t:.lle ~ghl:lor• obviOJUCJy did not -...ant: ~.. ~ .....e .... ~~ ....._ .ao t:aftftis ~ •t:: t::.hi• ti.lae... ne ffi!!Ut: that:: Aar.1g~ ~;9.r.tt. ~ .... ~ ~Oz30 •t .n.ig~ were cl•tr-..1....-nea.l ~ the .surroUnding ~1ghbto;rbood ... OcJuac'.1~ az ... i.ng .-c::..e:.cr ~e evervbc:Jdw an ~ P.-r~ .n4 a..c-.r..t:..Lon ~••..f.oa ~ .La favor or the tea-Sa cour·ts., .a.Z t..hough be :t'e.2 t: ~'t: gr._. ~ --.re ~ • b.19 n~.1.tg .1..11 the Ci.C:!f ... c.1ty ,....g.r D..f.&.Z -~t:.-111:1 th.at:: be 1lll"'U~d be g~ to ,_ve ~ prob..lecr •-r~ eo ~ •e..Lf ~ ~ .-tucry .. OD!allllei~ ~ ~~ aa t;ct ~ •c f.-of bu.i~d1..nq four ~- ~ 1a oae -.ooe .zw~ ~ ~ d~l~...-...e ~oc:.at:L~. D1~or o~ Par._ .,_. Jleo.-..tLa. ~ •e.~ ~e 1t:. -. -...r.t co _.., an ..-.-ct :E1srur•• .lllut:. it -..~~-. ~-,..,~or, .. ~o So. ~~ ~"' .-t:.-e:ed t~aoae-t.be c~tv .,...._ to J11C r•• -=are o..-s ~ ·~ ~ t1.ae L1~e c:hi~clren iD ~ CitJI, ra~ e.baa ~t:.r•t..L.nsr ~v on ~ti.~ E.-c.1~1c:.i_.. Lor ~u~ts- C!auftc..tJ.~ -~ .-u~e.d ~-t: t.Z:.. .-t..L£ pu..r.ue ·~~ttvw a1.e:.. w-:Leb .-44.1t:.fCII!NL.l ..s....L~tt.can · ~ to Co:unci.2 .Ln t:be ~ Cu~- ~:1~ Dbor.:Ley s~ted tb.et:. be-f'e~t the Co-a.n.ci...I shou:..Ld .-..Jt 'for e.be ~~t:..1on f~ the ,E~>.&rks..,.,.. R.e~~1CU'J C-=--is.6.ion- 11«1nut;.-of the r...-~ &~!!ad l'tec:r .. e:.£on ~s.s~on .-eet..ing of ~ '· ~-J. • • '32xl • • • - • A ~and.,_ eo the C :i t:51 ..._...9er f~ t:..l:ae D.:i...recto.r ot= P&r~ .-ad -..c-..-...t:1.CMI re~.ae..1.Ye co e..I.Je J;1111UZ"C....._ or the ... pt.J•t:: Cllu.rc'h Eor .._ .. •·• • ~.1-tv .c..t:er. A ~.r~ e:o the c~t::u ~ :Eroa the D=r-~r of P...rk.s ..-6 ~tt-on .r~a~i.,._ llbo ~ Z~C:.ian of four t.ann..:ls oou..r-ts. C1"tll' ..._.goer D1&J .-tct;_. t: ... t: COunc.f .l. -!1 ~-e f:O ~i.der tbe Z...-t ~ 1~ Gift e.hle ~-1~ i.n..r"o~t:io., but: t..bat: h.J...a r •tiCliiD ..,... for no act.Lc:aa •t: el:ti• u... CVunc1~ ~..., ~i.clerat.1oa of • rec::: ••e.1o.n. L:rC11'8 the W•te.r &n4 s-r ~ ~or CcJot:znc.1.Z ·~·~ o~ .SUppL~t: Mo. 42 ~ tl'ae .SOUe.l'lg-at:e .s.a.L&.at:.ion DL.wtr1ct. D.1 .rec~ of 17e-i~i t:..t-.. c..rro~ -~ t:be -.r.-under ~~•er•tion oaa~--p. CIIDu:nci~ Z/IIID.rit:v iDiii'U~ tl"aat: if d~o.,_.c: of ~ .....,. ...... aot: .-..t-1.c1 .. ~ ror ~ v--r•· ...... c:.ll.-v ..-r• ~t:i.ng Sac~ua.ic:.a in tbei..r ~1ot: ac t:.1a.1.a t:.:t..... D.1~ of l7t....I...Lit..L-e&r.ct~~ aeae..r ~e. e.a.- ._ ~..-~ __,.ted to .PUt • L~-1..afl ~ t g ,_r ,__. W CD ~ _____. ~ f1aaZ~ .La ord_. -~.i-~- ~12--.LDv ~~ --~ C.iq, of -L---L.fl ..... ~p;ec.1tv to bandL• ela1a. .D~ ~ ut:i~it.i..-c....r.ro~ rep.l..ted 1.a tile -~~~t-1--... .. vo.r Senti ..c..eect ~t: i.e: -"Aft' tlJeo Cie-v•• r••~.1b1~it:p co ~ ~ oL ~I ......-ge :i..n ~ dra..La..sre ..._..La. or •C .l.e.aat: • .-o.r~ ~~ ~- CCJUDC'i.l.~ Hanni.ng f.Uf::: e:.-. C.it.u •boa~d ~ook •e ~ dea.a.i'tJI erE the ~aDd cl..,.~o.-.nt. to .J:Je ~ .1ft in the f ut::u..re. D..i...rec~r of Ut....i~.:.t:...1 .. C.zro~ .-ta~ ~t: 1n t.be ...-e, ~ c.1.e-51 bad -~ in • ut.t..l.it.y ro~e r•t.ber c:...tMta IJ'OL.tcv--k..ia9 -... CIDUnoi~ Sc~ •~tad II:..IM:t: ... d~d ....,c: ~ee~ ~"t .,po~..!c~ .,.._. a ..ro~• o1' the c.te:v of Bbg~-aod. but rether tA.t: ~ iad..1v.14~ ~tit-.1. .. ousrbe: eo oantro~ ~ .... • • T 32X - • • - s COranc.i~ Dbor.ity .i...z2qu.ired whee.be..r t.be Citg c:oc:aJ.d ~.sue • .ar•"bor~ on s....-z-e.~ .-e an9 ti.me -e needed to. The D i rec:·tor of U~it:..i._ re~ied .La the aLL~t.1ve. COUIJIC.rr..HAN DHORITY HOVED AND COCTNCILIIAA" SCHW'AS SECOI" .. ~D A /IIIIOr'IC>B ~ APPR.C'IVB SUPPLEitD!:N'T NO. 42 TO "rHE SOUTHGATE SANITATION DIS2"RRC7'. Uptr:>n the C~~ of the ro~~~ tbe YOte resuJted as fo~~ows: Cc::Ju.Dc..i...2. rece.tved a reo -=J.-tion -r~ the Water and S~ at:>ard for •PP~ of .an -r_,t to c:.be-City Ditch Agreement with Denv-.r. Director of ue.L~.£eie.s C&rro~~ st.ae:ecf t~t ~n a ~970 agr--.nt ..,.... ~ ~ ove,r the CJWDersb.:i.p of t:.be Ci'f:y D~tcb. We w-ere e;o give the City .and CDa:nt9 of Dea....r .,.ter unt:..i.2. t:..ba end of .2.973 foe their u.se in wa.a~ Park ~ c.f.t!U' P~A::. ~ have .._..lc.ed to ex-teed t..he agr~t one y,.,..r .,.it:.lt ~ a.a•ge of tba:t water. He rec= lded • one-gear exten-si on •t t:.hi• t1-.- Cc:::Ju:nci.2.---.n Henni.ng i..Dquired ..-to vl'a.t tbeg u.ecl t.tae-,...-ee.r ~or •t: t1a.1..-~-Director of Uti.Ziti-. C&r.ro.2..2. a-t.ated that ie -.. •~.2. u..ed .La ~ Park to .....t..ne:....i.n the Lake .2.ev..Z- C'OIU.c:rLitiAN DBOB.:rrY MICJVED ~ CCIU.C.ILNCJ#IVUI HENNIIIIG ~CON'DirD A .MO'r"ZC»> 70 APPW.C11VE ~ ~ :2'0 raE CI%"Y DIT"CCI ACREE:fl!IENT WirB ~-Upc11ft ~ ~ of tbe ro~J., the vote r..v.J..e.d ._. foJ...Za-sr ••9s : Notne CCJ/IIUDC..1.2 r.c:'ievecf a .-:»..r~u:Jit to the C..ity •~e.r fr~ the ~•i.stADt ~t!l ~sr-r ra.Z•t1..,.. to an ~ i..ntci.ae.r•tor-He •t.ted ~e ...,.._., t1ae ~ •he..tt..-..,... ba...LZ~ • r.., ~ back, ...,. ove.rbuiJ.t ie for U--..5Jie 1J9 ~ COUnty. 2"be City or L.i.tt..leton i..-~ in • pi.nc:::b for ani ... ..Z s.he..Zter .-..rv-.Lc.a- ~ W'II::)U..Zd ~ike to u..e ours-We wou~d c.ba..rge e:...bec for our E-i:Aci.l.:it:y on the -..- • ------- • • 0 I' 32 X I - • • - 6 ~is .... t:.boe County, bat r•tber w~eh a front end .l a.d of $~2,000 in order t.o ~!I ror Jva.J.f of the ~t:::rvc"t::i on. nec:es•.-z-!1 QOflllll'. He Ee.le this -ou~d' be s.:l.a.1.Z..r to oe.ber reg1QI':a.a.-J. c:::caneepe.... ..t...n wb.ic:b the C.i~y baa evo~ved. RES'OLCIT'Ia.l NO. ~ ... SERIES Dr' ~973 A IU&$0z;crriO. APPRClPI!lZAT7WG ~~'Tnt~~ IN THE PUBLIC L'JitfP~ F'UND. C'CICIWCTLI'DUI SCHWAB llfiOVED AND COONCI~ ~--IJ«:; s:z::coJIDED A IW7'r'TO.. 2'0 ~ RESOLDT.IOK NO . 36, SE:RIE:S OF ~9?3. Upon t:..be c.-J.2 oE e..be ro~, e..be ~te .r-eau~e-.:1 ._ :Co~c::J~WS .: ~t:: Counc.i.~ ~-~ .. Scl¥1ac:~. Cou:nci.l rece.:i.ved a -..-or.andu.m frcxn the L.tbr&r§J Bc>A.rd r ega.:rdi.n<g • cantr.a.ct with the A.rapa.boe R-sri~ ~br..ry D ist:r£~. City Jllf'~ger D i.a.l •e.:ted' ~t: llf"ben the Ar•~ Regi~_J, L.:Lbr•.ry Di•triet beq.a.n, the!l bad no faci~ities ..nd bAd to COII'llt:rac:t: w i e.b ~.1 the .-vrrouacl...i.Ag e:nt.i«:i ... S.Lnce thil:t t.L.-e t:.be-9 have bu:L.2t up .a.J..l e.be.Lr CMIID r~1Liti••· rr-.:Lr fo~~· of f:..h.i..-C'II:M2tr•ct wou..ld' Jar~ our •laare do-n to fi~Z,OOO -$~5,.000 Ear .nex-e §lear~~ t'-c::ur.r-=nt: S35,000... ~ L.Lh.ra.ry .8Doa.rd .ouJ.cJ ..l:Lice to r•;Ject c:..b..La .and' .-...Jt" for • C"Cllbtr.a.ct of a..rou.ncf $20,000. Cou:nci...J...Jaan Sc~ ..i.nqu.1...red ._. to ~t the City of L.itt.Zetcta ...... do1.ng Clift th:i...-.-.tear. City -...n.g•.r Di...Z ~ted ~t: be ....._. .not .-u.re. C't::Ju:nc.:i~ nbor.it!l •e.ted that:: be f~t: tlMt D..L.'t.rict bad' gotten .a big and rich ~t:: t..beg f-.2't: 't.bey CC/JU.Jd do w.i"t.boue u•. C.1tg ~ger DiA-2. .C•eed' t:.bat; even .,.S.tbout t:.b...l• c::a:n:tr&ct .,.. wou~d rece~ve •ppro6i .. ee..ly $~0.000 ~u.s• of the CCPL-S •gr...-nt. C'CIIln«:ILMA.N SCHWAB /!!!IOIVE:D AND COCTNCrLHr...rl DHOBirY SECCIIaD.E'D A ~rc»> r&Ar T .. ~974 CC1tBTRAC'T SUII«IT"TED .y 'ZWB ARAPAHOE: REGIONAL LI~Y DLS!"'liCT ~ ~ AJtn:J 7'0 I«JJR:K wrTW rH£ crrr OF Lr7""2'T..E"'N ro G.£T SCJiti'ErRX.C .BET'7"'!tR IN %"'BZ FORI!!I t::JtF A CXW7"'RAC2". UP'QC ehe> c.-~~ o£ the .ro~~, 'f;...be vote r..s:u~tecf .._. ro~L~: • • '32xl - • • • - 7 Counc1~ received a re-pro.rt regardi ng con:Jp~a.L.nt::s about work be'::...,nq done bg t}'»e .St:OZ"IIt dra.£.nage CCID'tr4Cto.C in tbe l:ortheast 'Eng~~ &.C~. C1.tyo ~«a.n.ager D.La...l •C.ted ~t t.he: repc.rt -•s se~-ezpJ.anato.ry, but be wou~d be g2.44 to di...ac:us• .any &5pects o f i t .if .nece:s . .sa..ry. Counci~ r~ved • ~.r...-.da-to t:.hte City ~ger regard.i....ng eJ:.. a.-...rd.Lng of a C'CM2t.r.et: to ~J.car Ferx::• for a c.b.a.i.n Li.n.Jr fence enc~o.a.l..ng the ~...levi*"' Park rra.in 2"''znne..Z . COVNC~ II:E301IBC MC:1"VED AND COl..•IJICIIMAN BZZSSIJJI'G ~A #MYTIOII ro APPRt::TfTE "Z"RE ANARII OF A COif'2"RACT 2"'0 ELCAR FEJ;C'E IN THE AIIICJIUNT OF $.1 , a.o. 44 P'C1R A CRAIN LINIC FENCE. r::tpoa «:be c.a~.l of the ro...l.l, r:.be vote .r~u..2ted ._. :Eo ...l.l.,.,s: Counc.i..l. rece.J.-.4 • __,..randum to the C ..i.t:y J~~£an,ager rec »d:i..ntg ~ ..,ard.:f...n9 of • CC~~nt:r&CC t:o Peter ~~t SOnlli Compa~.ng :Ecr seaJ.coating ce.rta....t.n spec.1Eied s-t=r~t:-s and avenues. Be .-tat:ed that: th..is seaJ.s aL.l. the .str~ in the paving d i ~c~ct ~ geroa:r-• •go in conJu.nc:"t:::i.on w-..tt..b t.hoe C.1t:y"s po...l icg .. cc:xTNCI LIIt10I!IA..N HrNNING MOVED AND CCX.711-CT=-<wA.:: SL..ES.Sr~-c £FC05I>ED A 190TIC41 TO AM'AR.D THZ: CO~CT 7'0 P'ETER IC:rP:W'TT SOI\·s C:C.~A_.·.,-y Z N TTiE AJitiOCTNr OF $.15,...240.63 ~ S.EALC'CJA"riNC. L•poa the C4/IJJ.. of th.e .ro.J.~, the vote resu...lted .-. :EoL.loe~S: ••v-: NOlDe ~t: counc.i....l ~· .a:rown., ~c::Jcenbe:rg. II • • '32xl - • • ... - B I:N'r'RODVCED AS A BILL BY COVNCILJIUUtll BLESSING • .BY AlT"2""Jl.J'JrY ORDIIUUtiCE 1!10. ~, S~ OF ~97 3 JU!II ORDINIU.IK:J£ ANENDING SECTION 3, CHAP'rCR ~3, TITLB JCI OP' THE ~69 E • .M.C., 1/!JY ~TING Y71ER:EIN A Plii:OCEIJIURE FOR SALE OF UNCLA.II'DirD FROPEPTY COBSIST.ING OF JEWEJ.AY, CEHS, N'A7."CHES, P'R.ECICJICTS NETALS, E:c.E:CrEl.C/INIC EQIU~N'T OR OTHE:R PROP~ &AVZIJIIG L.NIOUE VALt1E' ,E.CTHa:R:Z'Z.ING THAT SAID PROPER'rY I!IAY BE SOLD 'EI%'1JBR' AT AC"C"TION OR 7'0 THZ B.IG.BE-C"'%' I!IIDDI&R AFTER Ar z....£A5T ":'71REE [3) SEPARATE BIDS NAVE' ~ R.ECE.=vED- CCJ!CJWC.IZ.IIfUU' IJLIE;SSIItiG Jt«:11VJ1D .A.JG) CCJI!lniiCI~ BEiftiiiJIIG SECO~ A /IIIOTIOB ro APPRCIVE OltDINANCE NO. 27, SE6tiES 01'" ~973. Upon C".be ~.1 of t..he ro~~~ the ~ .r.-u~tecf .. f~e»r·= I!!IY~ CJRDIN~ NO. ~~ ~ CJr' ~973 AN ORDXNA.NCE AJIEENDINC CBAP"TE:R ... ~Ir'LZ XI, E611'riYZZD -arFzxs.BS INVOLVI.C CHIZ...DRZ,-OF 2"'B'E' •69 E.l'r.C • .BY ADOPrrMG A ~ ~ro. IUJ..KING I'r A VTOZArrOM OF THE C ODE 2'0 Uar-......,/l.JitTE LLY llARJI!ICjEI. "'IIJlOBS. CCIL"NCILJI£/'.Lr. DBCIRITY #JI!CJVED AJIID cc:;rc;wcz-.....IIAN SCHJt-'"A.ZI .s:E:CCZa"""DE:D A 1!«7TIC:.. TO APE"RC:JVE OP.D.INAKCE NO. 28, SEP.TES OF ~97 3. U poa the c•~~ of t..IJe roJ ~, t:.be vote resu1e.d .-~o~~ows: • • • p '32xl - - --- 9 BY AUrHORir'Y CWUJIJIANCB NO. ~,. SERIES or ~973 AN ORDINANCE ~IWG c:B.A.PTER 9, Trrr.z: V E'Br'ITZZD •RZ:T'IR.I!lflt'ENT OfF THE: '69 ~-IW.C., Ati"'Z"'BBORRZilfiG THZ CRLATICJ!N BY CCJVNC:CL OF "rBB z:sTABLLSBMZN'T CJE" OPTIONAL PaMSICIR OR D£FI!!!:IfilRED CONPEHSATICJN PZA..NS FOR NOrl-cLA..SSZFIED I!:KPLOYEJ!;S OF THE C.rrr OF ENGLEWOOD; REDEFINTNG ACCUIWUrA:rE'D C'Otf!i;"rRTBLTTIONS; REDEFINI»G .EARLY RETIRB:JitiENT DA~ AKD CLARIF1fii~G PROVISIONS RE"LATLNG TO VESTrNG A.P7%R FIVE' (S) rEA.R.S OR 80RE' OF CREDITED SERVICE . cot:n«::I~ IIENJJIX:.C I«::'V'£D AID:) COU»CI£1!1AN D#IOIRirY SBCCMID~ .A MOr..IO. '2'0 AP~ GIRDIJIIUl..lli'CE" NO. 2.9, .s:ERIES c::." ~,73 _ Dpon the c~ of e..be roL2., tbe vote .resu..l t:.-1 .-. ro~ows ;: N•g•: .None Ci t y Attorney e-r.xdini began dLscu.sLon of • a1~1 for an Ordinance CODtro~.L..i..Dg the a.aJe of u--...1 --.r-cb&nd.L._. in .antique •bto~-He se..ted' ~'C: t:he O:rd~ had ~ re--d.raftecf to i.nc..lucle the def:i....nit:..1an of g•r•w• --~-...r graneed' ~.an -.ce_ptic::~~~n. rhL• o.rd~ gives to po~iee • ~ to te..l~ llow' propertv L• .o~d 1.L it: .ba.-...._., .-to~.n or E:l..Jced. ~ o~ ha.- been •ttac:hecf in the C :i..t9 of ~vee, but .be d..Ld .not: E...U. ~t t:.lle ~ provL•ion _.._. ~~!I ~i...loe ou.r-a. .-~t..r t:~t: the Cou.nc~ .D~C~~~t: defer .action on t;.h:Ls for the ~ of •tt.a:c::.lt oOift t:..be .o-Jv-er o.r~ .aJ..c:::~~ne_ Cc:::lou:nci.LJIWU'J Dbtc>r i tt~ •·e.-toed' ~t .be qu~t.iCllll":led .bow" .s..cti._on 2~-J -.le stating t:~t:: it ....._. iJ..l~a..l eo cl....Z .,.ieb ~.r.s. cou~d be enforced-City AttornPrg Be.rardini •e.ted tlwt--c. it: proboa.b..ly ..,. .. enfo.rc~~e, •i..m...i.L.r to • d:cinlc...Lng 2•..... Cou.nc~ D.borit::y .rep..lied ~t:: be feJ.t iC:: shou~d .not: r...-i..n in the ordir:s,ance. Counc~~~ Henni.nq .se.ted' tbat t::..b..:._.s o.rd~ce wou~d •PP~Y to Goc::Jdwi~...l Industries., ._. ........Z..l .-. Sa~v-•t i on .A..r"-v, .and t::..bey C"''U..Ld not:. -~~ to wd..nor• if tb.i.s ord ..£~ .,.. ~-.,d a..s it: .noar stood'. Counci~ sc~ .-e...t:.ecf t.t.t:: ~ gAr•ge .s.-I..-•t.::>u.!d .not: ~ 2:i.m.ited to tbr .. c:J.av• bec:'.au._ ~ c~ ba,.. -..~-for t:.bree or four d..!J•· II -- 'a2xl • • - ~0 CCICTNCILM'CJii'!DilN HJ!:l'.r:Jil:'G NOVED AND COUNC~ ~: BLES£ :!1'X:: SECONDED A l'fOTION TO .ANEJID THE OiRDIN.A.NCE '!"0 ~ SECTION ~~-3-~ CA~NG FOP GARAGE .5A.LES TO NO'r EXCEED S .DAYS ~ READ THREE DAYS. C'pon tbe ca..I l of tbe ro~~, the voee re.u~ted as fo~~CJI!e'S + Narg•: cou_nc i~ Hembe.rs Schwab, DbtOr.i..t y , senci- counciLman Dbo.r~t!i stated that be :Ee~t tbow:t cbAr:itab~e org.an i r..-t i ~ -~d be ex"--pt:- CCJCn!IC~ HENNING I'KnTED AND CCJIUNCiz:::MAN SCHf/I'AB SE:C07:~DED A H ~IVN 7"0 CIUUIIGE SBCTIOII ~~-3-~, p.JI&IUilGRAPB A TO .A.LLC»> AR c:xE8PTI06 FOR CBAR.ITABIL ORGAN:I::ZA!rTOWS-Upon t.he ca.l.l of the ro.l l, the vote r..-u.lted as fo.l.Joeors: A~:: Cou.nci~ l!f~S SC~, Henning, Dhority, B~essi.nq, Senc.i . AN ORD.I"'JlA..I'C% REPEA.L...D!I'G AND REEXAC"riN'G CIU'lP"T'£P 3, ~rz'LIUJ -REGUZA2"ZD 11/DSXJtiESS PRACTICES,-rrrrz XI OF 'THE •6!t ~-.M-C-llalCCT:r.ATIJII!G Sl!fCOND-HAIID D£AI.,Z:RS, BCICTSE- 7:0-BCJ!Il:SE szx::oi!ID-l!DUID ~: RE"OC"ZJitXIIIG "rB.E LJCNESXI!IG 'THEREOF; AND &S'rA.BLISB.IlJ,;"C STANDARDS FC1Jift 'TNE CONDVC"T OF SAID BUS=-r.s5ES. COUNC rLI'fAN DHC'IRI'rY ltiCYVE:X: AND cc::JCJIIC I 1.MAN BZZ.SS rNG SECO.Itt-r>ED A 1'IO'T ION TO APPROVE 'rHE IJILL FCJft AN CJRD.IJ!fiANCE R.zrGVLAT:rr.·;::; BCTSIWESS PRACTICES OF SECO'ND- HAA-D D~LERS, liiiT'BOVT A SECTION 2J-3-~8 IJii'CLL.";:;CD. Upon tbe ca..l..l of the roJ.l, the votB resu.lted a• fo.l.lows: , • • \ ! '32xl - - • • - City A.~JiJ Ber..rdin.i beg.an a d 1 ~ian of • Bi~2 Eor .a..n Ord~ -r.-.::.ti.Dg' • po.r-~.i..on of street rigbt-of__,.9 •t the .intersection of Soutb Zani a:rw!l Co..Z2eqe • ._ at:..eed t..bat tb.is was a subject .. "t::ter of • previous ~t.:ing .-:11/Jd ~ ~.1~ of otbe.r action pre-viou.s to t.h..L.s o.rcf~e --•s discu.ssed • e t.l'aa'e 't.L.-- c:ounc..:i~ B~.i..ng •e:.ted ~t •.be f~t the r-..~eor -..s going to ~9'8 adcf.it.Lon.2 i.n..Co.rmuteion.., .hue bad noe provi ded i'C:-Ciey A~eo.rney :ae.ra.rd...in.i c:.oa.fLrYaed ~t be ~ not .rec:e.i.ved' .anv • ...,.-ORDINANCE VACA.%"IHG 7"HP: SC1U'riCEAS'7" ~ OF SCJU'2"W %CTNI srRJ!r:E"r AlllrD JiPEST COz...z:.&'G'.Ir AVF:NUP:, CIT'Y OF EJJIG:z:z::Ml!C)JJOD, COCTNTY OF ARA.PABOE, STArE' OF CO..r.GllliRA..DO. CCJCTNCXLiii'CJIIIUUI HENiiiiNG /IIK)III'V"J£D AND CC'IJCI"l«=ILICIUI ZILEi:SSING SECCtiDEV A JI!K:1'r.ICJN 2"0 APPROVE A JIILL FOR AN OIU:JINANCE VACA.TI'J'IIlG' A POR'T'IOB OF S2'REET R.XGH'r-OF-IIIf'A.Y AT THE ~ION OF SCJIUT'H ZUNI AND CO~. Clpon tbe e~ of the .ro..l2, the voee r-..~ted' as ~o2.2.a-s:: Cit!§l Att:o.rne51 Beca.rd.....i....n ~.en • d.i•cu.aa..ia:n of • Bi22 for .an ord'i..n.a..Dce .-utbo.ri.z.:l..n,g ~Z"'t:i.c~pation in an en§Ji.neering s-tudy of aig Dry ere.Jt. C i ty N.a;n,aqer D.L.~ se..aeed that the Counc...i~ •greed to tb..Ls studg ..i.n t.ba pa•t: and t:.h..is was tbe ord..i.n.ance .a..l2CJ~W.Lng ~t to btappen. AN OIRDINANCE .T.PPROVXJIIIG AN AG.HB.EHLM2 .8ETWZ'.EN TN£ l:'RZIAN DRA..IKAGE AND F.LCJift::.:J CC»rr'RRL DIST'RICT, ARAPA.BOZ COJCTitiT'Y, CO.LCJRADO, ':THE CT'r'Y OF LI'TrLE:'"f"CCN I CO.LtCI#fA.DO, rHE C:rrY Dr GA&&AY*"'GOIC VI'Z...l:AGZ', CO~, DOIDCLAS Cov-NTY, CO.r.a&A.DO, JUtlZ1 VTJII COLCJ6tADO, IJIC. RELA!f"~ 7'0 P~ or & DaA.IWAL;~ J!rWGX~ ~ ~ ~ OP' PL.IU/rS ~A scn:zrriC:. OF ~TIIrACE P'R06JL£1165 AND COJ!n"RRL OF BIG DRY CREEK I AND DEC.IA.J!t...DIIC All .&HE:JitGL»=:J' • II • • 'a2xl - - --- COCTNCILI'UlN SC'HJ!rA.B Jlt«:11VED AA-o CCJONCILIUUI BLESSING SECONDED A NO'r'ION TO APPRCJIVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUT'BO#tiZING PAR'r'ICIPATION IN THE ENCI'N'EER.ING S7't1DY OF BIG .DRY CREZ:.IC-Upon the ca.L.2. of the ro~.l, the vote .res:u . .l ted as foLL~: Cit9 Jlt·eo.rney aerc..rd.:Ln..:i. .be9..-n a d i .scu..s:si on of a resc::JLut..i.on au~r:i~ ~e d'~.i..n plr'OC~S eo acqu:i...r• properties for e.be L.:ite~etcan-Eng.l4!!1W00d' joint w.ste .,.-ear t..cea~e pL.ane. Be .st.aeed tbiat:: this was in L~gbt:: of the Couoci.~·s ~on •t tbe L•st:: Counci2 meet::Lng. A RZSOLDTION DZSIGNATIPI1G CER'rAIN REAL PRDPE'RTY AS 3ErNG REQICTIRED FOR THE: PUJI'LLC USE AND AUTIIORIZXNG THE ACOVZSXTION TB~- CCJCT.c:rLJIUlN aLZSSXI6G 1WC7VED A16D CCJICTIIIICI~ ~.x.G SJ!!:Ct:»TDED A 80r'rc»tt 2"0 APPRCJIVP; RE:SOLUrza. NO. :J7, SE:RXES OT ~973-Upon the c..Ll. o f the .roL~, t.be vote resuLted •• :Eo.1...2ae~S: Nays: None City .AttOz:De!l J!tera.rdin.i tr~teed to OOiu.DciL the r.-v~ rt::...1puLat:..io:ft.-w1tb the For..-: Service in ~ to the ~b ~ Project:. Be •t.tecf ~t:: ~ ..,.re very f•V"!!rab~e to t;..be City- CCIVI!ICILJ#!C7tfiAN I!IENNIJIG JWC:JIIIl"KD AND COCTWCILI!DUI JI'LI!:SSING SI!.C'OINDED A I!IIC1"'r::C»> 2"10 APPROJ-IVE THE RE'VISED GrLPUXAriOIIS liiTZT& rilE P"'OIRES'%" SERVICE liiX'Z"B R.EIG..AitD 2"0 r-. RANCH ~IC PRO.:'TBC'r. Upon ~ ~L of the roLL, t::.be V'Ote ~ted .._. fO~c;J~~a~~S: -- T 32X - - • • - Cit.9 -.....ger D~ be§r.n a di.~•.1on or a reptt::2Z'"t regArding a pro~ .-.rea ~~e p~ d......Zolfli'ed OttDIO_parati.-..Ly UDder the •uspic .. of the I&Dg~~ ~ Lit~et:aa ~-of a:-rc:. .. ._ •t.~ e.t...e the c::it:..:L_. of L:l..tc:..Zet::caa, -..g~~. G.:r c 4 v~, co.2.~ V.a..L~-v and Ara~ ~ ,_._. ~. ~cnsr wit:b ~ ~ of ~ of LittLeton and Cn9~~ to ptr'Oitlv.ce e.la1...s pro~ ~e ~i~t: .. xe ~ i.nbo ~t e:lle e:r.Lfi.c: ..-~ iA «=be~ .. fta.La ~ ~i~t. ..,.. ~_, for ........-ne.ttLon tbD e.11e ~ for ~~t::..Lon to the •.isr,_,_JI .o.~-e.. -. ~ Lor an --ro~t or t'-' ~~ p:r.1..ncip.2. .. &ad' • :ce.Eerr•.2. to e.be P~ .-Did ~ ca-i••...Lon, w.b:Lcb ~cr a ·e:.a..rt:: tbe .-ct.lan Gin the pro~ ~-etlid• tr.affic:: p.2.~.. .re L. the an.2.y C!ICIIC2r'ef.1..nr.at::ed effort tbat be ..,.... .-.-...re of GilD ~ ~-to ~te .. -..!1'2Z"' .s.nti •eat:-.d ~t: eo get a~..z or ~ ...-titi_. .i..J::rvo~ved eo ~---1th tbe IJIIO.i..De. an f:..be -P ....::JU.2.d be • ~ ..e:.h:l..~e .. C:i.t::y ~ger D~ stat:ed eza...t:: it. -... .~XJ>t: .a::ac: eary for .act.ioa ton.1ght::, but: P~ and ~ ahou.2.d revi_, 1t: pc::l..or eo Cc::JuDc~ :Eo~ a.ction. CCJOWCI'LIUI6' ~ I«JJIiTBD A6ID c::x::JI'7.c'~ ~ Sw::t:MWD A IW:JtlrXC. 2"0 ~ ~za. ~ C6U&IlL&S CAIIROL.r., D~ or rrrrr..rrz:J&S, ro .a~ %"JJJ!!r JUD«TAL CO&P:a:aa:w:B Dr rBZ ~ POz..::D'rZO. 0Cllr2WC>Z:. ~ .IJI ~, OB.IO, mz....,.. 3D-C:C:1'<WM s, ~73.. upoa the c.a.LZ or the ro~, ~ ~ ~t:ed' ..-fo~ow.:: II • • '32 x l - - • • --- C'OI'7.c"r::£IUUI ~ JIIIO!VJI:D AIID ~ ar.a:s:s.zac .W:CMUWD A M!Or~ ft:J .&PPaOP'B' A W&S'1'" ~ ~.XO. .rc.t: c-aar...s Cll..,.,. r , DJ:JaiiC"ftllt: CJIP' l7rrr..rrz:BS, rc> A2'"2"EErD 2'Wa .ROCJa" ~ SBC:"r.n::. -.r.z:a:: or ~ ~ MArBR llliiDRJIICS A.$'SCIIIC:~ZO. ~ MII.2"SR PO.LED"r~ ~L ASS!DC'r:ar~ X. .SAJrrA FE, ..., ID!DCICO, tJIC01<WH 2~ -24, ~3-r:J'poa ~ C'~ ~ tbe .ro~, tiMr ~~ted ~o~ows:: C'.1tg -•:ar .D.1.&Z ..e:.ae..r ~ .-t:.a. L.:le:t.Xe .11E"9 er...tt: .PJ..aD -- .. ......,..._. ~-1.8 tae .--r ... i~ ...... a.L8o f_.-:1 s 7 ... ~~ of eJ.e L1c:t::..Ze .Dry er...lt: .1.-. ~:be Oll::are ~.. ~ o.c:.r. ~ ~~ a.. .....a-d ~t:: th1..a ... ~~ o...-. :Eo:t ~ ~ ... Cit¥ ~ ~ ~ ~ C"oa.Dc'~ ~ ~ Spat::.La.Z i l --<-11<._._ ......e .-....v .ai~ eo ~ ~ c::or. ~ S'e::udv ....t' ~- OCII7JIC:ZWif ~ ~ AIID ~ ~.Z.: SM: A Ml'r.D:W ro AD.KXDar-a~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .roL.J., e:11e ~ ~~t:.d .-. ~= ---~ -· ~---1-. -~-~- ~ .-.JIIIIOC clec.La:red ~ .-::ae..1.oD ca.r:r1ed a.d ~ -1_.-_. _.~at: ~O :J~ , _ _._ ·- • • - - • • - ••sPECIAL CXTLZEN PR<X;B..AM X.NVYTEEs .,•• Sep'~::..e~Dbe..r 4, 1973 Precinct No. 1 Mr. and Mr s . Robert Surdey, 2970 South Shoshone Street Mr ... an.d Mrs .. Ed._-ard Kelley. 2010 West 0&-Tt:mouth Ave:nue Mr .. and Mrs ... Dougl.as De..an, 21.74 West Cornel.l. Avex~-ue Precinct No.. 2 Mr. and Mrs .. Charles F .. H.c..Fa.te, 2967 South Ac::..c:»na Street ~ and~ Gary R ... Smith, 3039 South Cherokee Street Mr ... an_d Mrs . Leonard K... Walton, 3284 South Fox Street Precinct No .. 3 Mr .. an.d Mrs .. Dennis Conley, 209 East &as~ Avenue Mr .. and Mrs .. Theodore J ... KuhLman, 295 East Aaab.e.rst Avenue Mr .. and Mrs .. George H. Moen, 375 Ea st Cornel.l. Ave:n-ue P-r-eci..nct No .. 4 Mr ... a-nd Mr s .. ll.ay Morgan.., 3779 South A.c..oma. St:re.et ~ and Hr s .. John M ... Foscer. 3706 South Acc:J~~U~a Street Kr .. and Krs ... Dan R ... Evans , 3596 South B.a:nnoc..k. Street Preci.n.ct No .. 5 Mr ... and Mrs ... James F ... Lawson, 2737 South Penn.syl.va.n.i.a Street Mr ... and Mrs .. Joe R ... Ha:mon., 3052 S-outh Pearl. Street Mr .. and Mrs ... D. L .. Jobn.ran. 320~ South O&den Street Precinct No .. 6 Hr .. and Mr s .. Karo1d D .. Wi11iams. 3350 South Emerson Street Mr .. and Mr s .. R..M. Robe-son. 3330 South Corona Street Mr .. and Mr s .. W.C .. Risher. 3350 South ~n& Street Precinct No. 7 Mr .. and Mrs-Marsha1~ c. Pratt. 3220 South RAce Street Hr .. and Mrs ... ..John L-De.Hessera. 3240 South High Street Mr .. and Mrs. Richard H. Edsa1 1 • 3295 South Fr.ank...l.in Street Precinct No ... 8 Mr ... and Mrs .. Ron.a1d L .. G ·CXDe.Z• 33.60 South L.i._ncoLn Street Hr. and Mrs. Ben D .. Bacos • 3319 South Grant Street Mr .. and Mr s .. H1chae1 R-BaiLey . 3547 South Pennsy1vania Street Precinct. No ... 9 Hr .. and Mr s .. Wayne T .. Furr• 3939 South Washington Street Hr .. and Mr s .. Harmon C .. Beattie• 4091 South PearL Street Mr .. and Mr s .. David C .. R.eyno1ds. 3940 South Logan Street • • T32 X - - • • - Page 2 -C o unc i~ 1nvi~ees, September 4, 19 7 3 P recin c t No... 1 0 Hr .. and Mrs .. Fred E .. Ham.t.l. ton, 4252 South Ac.oc:aa Street Mr .. and Mr s ... Lyl.e Abs h e r• -4201 South B.an:noc..k Street Mr ... and Mrs ... Wi.l..l.i am H ... Hoclge.s , 41.34 South De.l.aware St:reet Prec.1.:nc:.t No .. 1.1 Mr ... a-n-d Mrs ... Harry J. Roberts, 4206 Souc..b L.Lnc:.o.Ln Street Mr ... and Mrs ... John R. ... A.l.1is. 4178 South Grant Street Mr .. and Mrs .. Harvey H .. Dibbern, 4308 South Pear.l. Street:. Prec.i..nct No.. 1.2 Mr .. and Mrs ... Lyndon Sm.al..l.ey, 4332 South Che:rokee Street Mr ... and Mrs ... Harry Hobbie• 4425 South Ban:noc.k. Street Mr .. and Mr s ... Robert E ... Spurl.oc.k, 4680 South Del.aware Street Precinc:.t: Mo.. 13 Mr .. and Mr s ... R..i.c:..bard E .. Sc..henc.k.• 5011 South I-rving Street Mr ... and Mrs ... V.i..c.tor R ... D&l..ey• 5034 South Grove St:re.et Mr ... and Mrs ... ThCXD.a.s H. Jac..k..son, 2962 West Layton Aven_ue Preci.nc.t No... 14 ~anct<::J!i:i:::::::bobn 1!1 ... Co1e, 4935 South Huron St:ree.t Mr ... and Mrs .. Me.l.vin Vannatta. 5031. South Fox Street Mr ... and Mrs ... Gl.en A. lle.del.l.• 4942 South Gal.apa.go St:ree~ Precinct No. 15 M:r .. and Mrs . M.f.l.t:.on W . Andrews, 4791. South Ac.CHDa Street:. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T . Hudson. 4783 South Bannock S~reet M.r .. and Mrs. Frank R.obert:...s. 4825 South Del.aw:are Street Pr-e.c.inc t:. No.. 16 Mr. and Mrs . c_ R._ Case. 4999 S .outb Sheraan Street Mr .. and Mrs . Eugene L. Col.e. 4609 South Logan Street H r .. and Mr s . Larry D. Castor, 4-810 South Wa..sh.in.g~ Street • • , - • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN DHORITY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. '7' • SERIES OF 1.973 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING .A.'U> REENACTING CHAPTER 3. ENTITLED "REGULATED BUSINESS PRACTICES." TITLE XI OF THE "69 E.M.C. REGULATING SECOND-HAND DEALERS • HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BOYERS;; REQUIRING THE LICENSING THEREOF;; AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR THE CONDUCT OF SAID BUSINESSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EMGLEWOOD • COLORADO • as fo l.l.ows : Sec:.t:Lon. 1.. That Chapter 3. T~tl.e XI of the •69 E.M.C. ~s hereby repe.&1ed and reenacted to read as £o1.1.ows : 1.1.-3-l. SECOND-HAND DEAILRS: HOUSE-YO-HOUSE SECOND HAND BUYERS (a) Second-Hand Deal.ers -L~cense Reg~red for Second Hand Dea1ers. No person. fi..rm., or corpc::J~rati.on sha11 keep a p1ace for ~e purchase or sa1e of: second-hand c1odbi.ng. second-hand bouse- hol.d goods • an.ti..que fu.rn.i...t:ure or ot:her an.t:.j_que a.rt- i.c:1ea; second-band l?ooka • -..ga.zi....De.a • Dte'WBp&per& and other pub1i..cat:l..oo..s; arti.c.1es taken in fu._11 or part aat.:l..afacti..on of a debt or taken £Jr re.sa1e for the purpose of ful.l. or part sat~sfact~on of a debt; aecoo.d-h.a.:nd counters • she1vi..a.g, sb.CJ~WC&.&ea • store • and off~ce f:l..xtures • bo~l.ers. engLDes. bel.t:l..ng. pu11e.ys • UIOtors • d~s • e1ectri...ca1 apparatus • 1D&<:h~ry; other second-hand art~cl.es of any kind or deacripti..on, except used automobi..1es and except ch~tab1e orga.n.:l...z.at:iona; nor sb.a11 aa.y person trade • barter, de.a1 1..n.. or carry on t:be bua:Laeaa of dea..1i.ng in any such secon.d-ha:n.d a.rt.i..c:1e .as bere~nbefore desc~bed • ~tho-ut be :Log apec:~al.l.y l.~ce~sed for suc:h purpos,e -bere:Loa.fter prov-:Lcled ~n th~s art~cl.e. (b) Garye Sal.ea -~t-Gar-a&1ea. be:Lng those occas~on.al. sal.es of uaecl pera~ p~perty. not previ.ousl.y purc.h-d for re-a~. c.a ~ p~ses of _ the owuer or occupant of .,...~-t1.a.l. p~rty. aot: -1- • • ,32X - • • .. - e.xceed:Lng five (5) conaecut:1.ve days ~ durat:Lon. ~d bel.d no sooner than once :l..n e-.ry t::wel.ve (L2) c:on.sec.utive JDOnth.s • are exesapt ~ the 1ioe:oaLD.g pro~s.i__on.s of th.i...s c::.hapter ... 1.1.-3-2 DESIGNATION OF LOCATION. Any l.:Lcenae :Lssued under the prov:Ls:Lons of t:h:Ls a:rt:1.c1e ahal.l. de.:Lgnate the pl.ace ~ wh:Lch the person so l.:Lc:en.ed sha11. carry on the bus:Lness for wh:Lc:h be :La l.:Lcen.aed • ....:! such bu.s1..ness aha11 not be c~ed. on or CDD- ducted ~ -ay other pl.ace than that cte.:Lgn.ated ~ and by such l.:Lcen.ae. 1.1-3 3 SOLICITATION OF BUSINESS UPON THE STBEETS. No person 1..1.c:en.aed under the prov-i..Bioo..s of this art:Lcl.e shal.l. be per.a:Lt:ted to aolLc::Lt: bua:Lneas :Ln any of the a..rt:~c1es n--..e.d bere:Ln u.pon. any street or publ.:Lc h:Lgbway. 11-3-4 CHARACTER REQUIREMENTS; LICENSE. HOW GRANTED. The C~ty License Officer may grant: a 1:1..cense to such person. f'i..raa. or c.o:rporat:.J..on as sba11 produce sat:is- fact:ory ev'i..denc:e of good character to exerc::l..se and carry on. a bus :l..nesa of dea.1'Ln.g :Ln. sec:on.d-han.d art :I.e 1es ·• _ goods • 'W'&re& • or J:Derchand'i..ae • upon payment of the 1:Lc:enae fee requ:Lred therefor. 11.-3-5 SCHEDULE OF LICENSE FEES. The annua1 l.:Lc:enae fees :requ:Lred for engag:Lng :Ln the bus:Ln.ess of deal.:Lng "L.n aec:ond-ha.nd art::l.c1ea • goods • ~•. or mercha.ndf...se aS defi..ned :l..n Sec:t::l.on 11-3-1. above; sba11 be aa fo11ows: General. Second-Hand Deal.er. the l.a:rgeat: pro- port::Lon of whose bua:Lneas :Ls buy:Lng or se11:Lng aec:o:n.d-hand art:..Lc1es • goods • wares. or · D~erc:.h.ap. d:l.ae of any k:l.nd or deacr:Lpt::l.on: $100.00. M:Lzed Second-Hand Deal.er. whose prLmary bus:l.- n.ess :Ls sel.l.:Lng new goods • but: who buys and" ae11s second-hand art~c1es. gOods, wAres, or -.erc:.hand!Lse of t:be a-..e type., or c1aaa of ne'-F goods sol.d: $56.00. ~nc:Ldent:a1 Second-Hand Deal.er. whoae deal.:Lng • ~ aec:oo.d-ha.nd arti.cl.e•. &oocl•. ware•. or -2- • • '32x l - - --- ~rcbandise is 1~ited to the acquir~ng of the sa:cne in. by and through e.x.c.hange for oe:w artie 1es. goods. wares. and 'D:IIe rc-ha.ndLse • and to the disposa1 of the same by sa1e on1y inc.identa1 to any part of the ~ busioess o f dea1i..n.g i.o. new-goods • wares • a..n.d merchandise: $10.00. Each a pp1i..cati..on oE such 1ic.en.ses sha11 be acco~panied by an app1icati..on fee in the amount of Ten Do11ars ($10.00),. except that no such app1ication fee sha11 be required of 1oci..denta1 Second-Hand Dea1ers; pro~ded. however, tba...t: no app1ication fee sha11 be req~red on app1i- ca.ti.on. for rene"'a.1 of an exist: :Lag 1.1.cea.se.-Any change of own.er&b:i..p sba11 requ:ire a oew app1i.- c:ation and 1i..ce.nae • ~th paya.ent: of feew there for. 11-3-6 BOND... Every person so 1i..c:.e.n.sed sba11,. before receiving such 1icense. exec~te a bond to the City o£ Eng1ewood i.n the &1..1111 of F:Lve Hundred ($500.00) Do11a.rs. 11-3-7 SECOND-RAND DEALERS' REG1S'IERS. Every-person. firm, or cor·pora.ti.on 1icen.sed as a. second-hand dea1er sba11 keep at his or her p1aoe of bua~ss a aubata.nti.a1 and we11-bou.n..d book. in whi..ch be or she sha11 enter a 'lll:l.n:u.te descr1.ption o£ &11 persona.1 property purchased by h1..J:D. or her. the date of the purchase. the n.a:me and resi.- dence or p1ace of bus:Lness of the person or persons from ~oral &'-1-c..b pu.x-c::.ha.se 'W'&S -...de • and part:Lc:.u1.ar1.y -n.t:Lo ned any p:rc.:ai.nent or deacri.pt:i..ve marks that u:uay be on s~d propert:y. The aa.::Ld book aba11 be kept: c1ean and 1egi.b1e. and a11 ent:ri.es made th.erei.n sba11 be ....-de w:Lt:h :Lnk. Every person so 1icensed sba11. du.ri...ng t..he ord:l..nary hours of bu.si.o.eas • 'Wih.en. req-uested by any po1.:i..ce of..f::Lc:.er or 1i.cense i...nspe.ctor of the Ci.t:y. submit and e.x:b..ibit s~d book described above to t:he in..apect.ion. of a..n.y of the above-named offi.cers • and sha11 a1so. e.x:b.:Lbi..t su.c:.h goods • or perso·n..a1 property to any of aforesaid officers_ Any person fa::L1i.ng or refusi.ng t:o c._1y with any requ.:Lre- ment: of t:b:Ls sect::Lon aba11 be gu:L~t:y o£ a v:Lo1at::Lon thereof. 11-3-8 SECOND-HAND .DEALERS' REPORTS. 1t: aba11 be t:he du!=Jr of e~ry 1i.censed per11011 a.fore.-a.::Ld ~0 ---out: md -3- -- '32 xl - • • • • - del.iver to the ChLe£ of Po1~ce, every day befo~ the ho~r of twe1~e o•c1ock noon., a l.egibl.e and correct copy frOUJ the book requ.i..red i...n Section 11-3-7, giving an accurate acc::o~t and description of each and a11 of the a.rtic:.l.e.s and thi.n.gs purc:.ha.sed du_rin.g the preceding day., an.d the price paid there- for., the precise t:f.Dlle. of purchase., and tb._e naDJ~es and residences of the persons fr<XD. ~om. su..ch pu..rc.ba..ses we: re JD.a.de ... 11-3-9 SECOND-HAND DEAILRS NOT TO CONDUCT PAWN SHOPS OR JUNK YARDS... No person l.icensed as a second hand dea.l.e.r sha.11, during the per·iod of h.i.s l.ic.ense • receive or ho1d a 1ieen..se or carry on the bu.s:Lness of a pawnbroker or a. keeper of a junk. yard ... 11-3-10 HOURS OF BUSINESS. It sha11 be unLawfu1 for any second hand dea1er,. as defined and regul.a.ted b.ere- i...n• to keep open or pe-rm.it to be kept open. h.i...s pl.a.ce of business, or to conduct or permit to be conducted such bus:i._ness., or to purchase., sel.l.., or e.x.c.h.a.nge :Ln. the W'&y of bu..sin.ess any goods,. a..rtic1es,. or thi_n,ga whatsoever,. before the hour of 6:00 o•c1ock A.M. or after the hours of 9:00 o•c1oc:.k P.t!. on any week. day except Saturday., or before the hour of 6:00 o•cLoc.k A ... H ... or after the hou_r of 10:00 o•c1ock P.M. on Saturday,. or at any t..i..JDe after 12:00 o•c1oc..k. noon on the first day of the week c.c:xm:DOD.1y ca11ed Su.nd~y; PROVIDED. HOWEVER. that i.t sba11 be un1awfu1 for any such deaLer to receive,. accept,. or purchase either abso1ute1y or condit~ona11y,. any art~c1es,. goods,. 'W'&res. or &Derc:ha:ndi-se on the first day of the week coau10n1y ca11ed Sunday ... 11-3-11 ROUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BUYERS. It sha11 be u.n1awfu1 for any person,. firm,. co partnership,. or corporation to engage :i..n. the bu.si_ness of buyi_ng se...::ond- ha.n.d goods from house-to-house 'W'ithin the City of Eng1e-ood without fi.rst hav:l.ng obt.ai.""""d a 1i.cense so to do from the Ci.ty Li.cense Offi.cer of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood. · 11-3-12 LICENSE FEE. The 11.cense fee for sai.d bus i.- ness of buying second-hand ..goods £roua house to house aha11 he f~fty do11ars ($50.00) per annum: -4- • • '32 x l - • • • --- 11-3-13 ~GrST£R . A11 persons~ co -partnersh~ps, fi..rtn..s. and corp o rations engaged in. tte bu..si.D.ess o£ buying second-b and goods sha11 keep a record, ~tteo i..n ink ~n a permanentLy bound book, showing the name of each person fro~ whom s~ch second-hand goods were bought; their address, street number, and the date and hour wheo such goods were pu.rcha.sed; books sha.11 be open to the inspection of any po1i..ce officer or off~cers or inspectors of the C~ty License Office. 11-3-14 REPORTS. A11 persons, £i..rms, co-partnerships, or corporat:i.on.s so engaged i...n the buyi...ng of second-hand goods from house to house, sha.11 fi1e each day, except Sundays and ho1:Ldays. before the hour of t:we1ve (12:00) o'c1ock noon, '-Ti.th the Chi.ef of Po1ice of the City of Eng1eW"ood, an itemized report of a11 tra.n.sa.c:tioo..s o£ the prev1ous day, givi..ng a descript:f.on of each art:Lc1e purchased a..nd the per·son. firm. or corporation from. wh:Lch purchased. 11-3-15 GENERAL PRO VIS IONS. Sh:Lpment of Second~Haod Goods frau> City. No second-hand goods so purchased sha11 be shipped away from the City of En.g1ewood by sa..i.d purchasers. or ~y second-hand dea1er purchas~ the same wi..c.b'Ln. t:en (10) days of the date of said purchas~. 11-3-16 SECTIONS 11-3-11 to 11-3-14 NOT TO APPLY TO SECOND-HAND DEALERS. Noth:Lng in Sections 11-3~11 tc 11-3~14 sha11 he construed to app1y to second-hand dea1ers ba-,ring a fixed p1a.ce of bu.s:Lness • except that the ten-day prov1Bion as to sh:Lpp~ or re.-m.ovi.ng from. the Ci.ty of such second-hand goods sha11 app1y t:o any person. fi~. or corporation ha~ng possessi.on of such second-hand goods. 11-3-17-REMOVAL OF PLACE OF BUSINESS. In case any person 1icensed as provided i.n this artic1e shaL1 re.01ove his pl.ac.e of business from. t:he p1ace desig- nated in such 1i.cense. he sha11 ~d~ate1y there- upon give notice to the City License Officer and have the change note~ upon.his 1icense. -5- ·- II • • '32 xl - l - on t:he --- 11-3-18 SECOND-HAI'>'D ARTICLES TO BE HELD TEN DAYS BEFORE SALE. No dea1er i.n second band artLc1es or house to house second-hand buyer. sha11 expose for sal.e • or se 11. or dispose of • any a.r·t:i..c 1e 3. (a) or artic1es ~ithin ten days of the t:~ of purchasing the same, nor unti1 the same have been in or upoo the pread._ses wherei.n the &BIDe are offered, exposed or sol.d. at l.east ten days. 11-3-19 DEALERS TO EXHIBIT GOODS TO POLICE. Every deal.er Ln second hand artic1es or hou.e to-houae second-hand buyer wb.o sba11 receive or be :Ln. poaaes- sion. of any goods • artie Lea • or thLn.gs, which may have been l.ost: or stoLen. or a11eged or supposed to have been l.os t or s to1.en,. shal.l. fort:h'W"i..th. on a dem.a..nd. exhLbLt the same to any member of the po1Lce department. 11-3-20 INSPECTION OF DEALERS. The Cb:f_ef of Po1:f..ce by bLm8e1f or by any offLcer desLgnated by hLm aha11 have general. supervi...s:l.on over a.11. dea1ers Ln. second- hand ar·t:ic.l.es. a..o.d hou..se.-to-hou..se. second-hand buye ra and sha.11 al.so have power to f...n.8pect thef..r reapec:tf..ve p1aces of bu.L~•• and &11 art:f..c1es or th:f_ngs kept t:h.eref..n., wbe.:never be aha11 deeua ~t necesaa:ry so to do_ 11-3-21 SEVERABILITY. If any prov:t_s:f_oo. of th1.s Chapter or Lts app1LcatLon to any person. fL~. or c.orporatf..on or ci.rc:UIII:St&nc.e.a • f..a he1d ~a1.Ld • a'UAC:h .:Lava.1!..df..t::y sha11 not: affect other provi&i.ona or app1LcatLons of tbLa Chapter. -Ybe Counc::f..1 hereby dec1ares the prov:f..s:f..ons of thLs Chapter to be sever-1e. Introduced • read Ln fu11 and p-sed oo. fL:rat re~:f_ng 20th day of August. 1973. -6- • - '32 xl - - • • ,. • .. ·-- 3_ (a) PubL~sbed as a B~1L for an OrdLoance on the 23rd day of August. L973. Read by t~tLe and p .. aed on f~1 read~ng on the 4th day of September. L973. Pub1~bed by t~tLe as Ord:L...-..ce Mo. of L973. on the 6th day of Sep~r. L973. ATTEST: ex off~c~o C~ty CLerk-Treasurer -----• se~e• ~. KarL RoLLeaberger. do -roaby ce~fy that the above -foregoi..ng :La a true • ..:.e~ate -c~Lete copy of an Ord:Lnaaee p .. aed on f~aL re8Cii..ng -pubL:Lsbed by ~t1e -Ord~naoce Ro. Se~es of L973. -7- • • 1 - - • • TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: • • - Stanley H. Dial. City Manager Jack L. Clasby. Chie~ o~ Police August 28. 1g73 SILL FOR AN ORDINANCE: Af'ENDING THE PRESENT ORDINANCE REGULATING ·sECOND HAND DEALERS•. "HOUSE TO HOUSE SECOND BUYERS" Some time ago. the cities of Denver and Aurora amended their ordinances regulating second hand dealers and house to house second hand buyers. At that time or soon thereafter,. we requested the similar amendme.nts to our code. The concern was that with more emphasis t()itlilfard control of stolen articles being fenced or sold through second hand dealers in those cities we might experience a greater influx through our own second hand dealers. Although over a year has passed sine~ we requested these amendments. we have no·t really experienced any significant increase of stolen articles being bought or sold through our local dealers. With this ordinance recently coming up for adoption. some concern about it has arisen ~rom merchants and council. I have checked with the Denver Police Oepar~nt. Denver reports tha~ all provisions of their ordinance are workable. and that their ordinance has proven bene~icial in the recovery of a substantial a.ount o~ stolen merchandise. I also checked with Aurora. They report that they do not feel that the ordinance has proven beneficial and that it amounts to a "'bucket of worms• f'rom their en'f"orcement viewpoint. Our own detective division now feels very .uch like Aurora does. and in reviewing our present ordinance (13-3-1 Second Hand Stores) they feel we currently have enough authority to control the sale of stolen merchandise w1 thin our abi 1 i ty so 'f"ar as conmi tment of man power is concerned. Denver Jnaintains a ~ull pawn shop detail o~ officers dedicated to this problem. We could not. at this time. justi~y such a.ssigi'IIDent o£ man power based on our current knowledge . Therefore. I RLtst apologize for the late det.a11ed report. and at the same time reconwnend that the present bill for an ordinance a~nending the Second Hand Dealer Ordinance be set aside and that we acc .~late 1110re experience with the i~act of Denver•s enforcement effort and be in a better position to justi~y such changes be~ore we proceed. Respect~ully submitted • 3 . (a ) .,. \ I :,. II • • r 32xl - - • • --- ~ II IIEI \OIULNDUM A.ndy Mc::Cc:Jown., A.&si....sta.nt City Manager ~ Ray Ha.l..l.., EYES Di..:rector August 28, 1..973 'The Engl..ewoc>od Youth ~l..oywaent PrCJOog"".ram recei.ved a total.. of 360 job requests du_ri..n.g the period £r01111 June 7 through August 24, 1973 . Sixty of these joba were received fr01111 notab1e En.g1ewood bu..s:l.neas fizm8 'W'h.:iJ.e the r~i...ni.ng 300 ....a..re re- ceLved from l..ocal.. residents. A.pp:r~te1y 60' o.f t.b.e jobs centered around short t.e.x::-a -odd j obs-such a• 1a~i.nq, h.ou.secl..ea...ni.ng, pa.i..nti.ng., ba.by"-.itti.n.g., and qe.nez::;a1 l..&bor -oxk. However., an e..ncou..ragi.Dg 40'-of the job• we-re of the -t.E:;a;L.nee-nat:u_re whereby the s-tudent ~s taught soate sort of useful.. •lc...i..11 (&al...es c.l....erk..,. aec.retary, g1.a..s:s ti..nter., ~cJ.ow gLass i..nstal..l..er., b.eati..ng-&i....r-condi.t:i..oni..nq reprra...:Lr). 'r:hese jobs -ere ful..l.. t~ summer jobs w ith scaae eV"eD conti..nu..i.ng through the ac::hOC)l.. year • pr&rt-t~ ba•i...s- Three tbae.a during the a-u...er the C ity of Engl..ewood e.:pl..oyed: approx.i...-.te~y 20 students to di...stri.bute ha..ndbi..l..1& advert.Lsi..ng various city &P"''n.50red p:rogr--.s. The students, ra.nq:i..ng i.n age from. 1..2-1.8, ea..rned appxox.~te.l..y $1..5.00 each t . .:UDe. At one ti.-e during the •~r, The Denver Dry Goods o f Ci.nderel..La C i._ty requested 60 students for a three-day i..nvento.ry. EYES suppl..ied. 22 students ~or thLs pu.rpo:ae . Gene:E"a.l..l..y, -.c::JoS.t job& pta:i..d students an app:rox::i..-..t.e ave%age of $1.65 per hour (except babya:i.tti.ng). Many students earned $2 .00 per h.ou.r and a 1:ew $3.00 an hou..:r or -.ore. The EYES prograDl reqi..ste.red a tot.&1 o£ 185 students. A total.. o£ 43 stu- dents had j obs -aork.i.ng 20 hou.r·a a week or ..ore vb:i.1e approz::i..-te.l..y 80 students were kept busy -.oat of the s~.c with a11 the odd j obs they wanted (aevexa1 wi..th .ore t.ha.n just one). Of the 360 jab :requests a.ppro:x.t...latel..y 40 were not sui:ta.bl..e to be fi.l.l..ed by the EYES prog:x.ua for various reaaons (job too £a..r out of Enog1ewoood area, pay too J..o-, a partic-u..La.r job requ.i.r~t u:nabl..e to be -.et by any EYE student). :I:n a-..-ary, a total.. of L23 students we..re abl..e to eaxn -.on.ey thi..s •~r as a direct :resul..t of the EYES progra.a. RH/sp 3 . (b) • - '32xl - • • • • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COIDIJ:SSJ:ON Jul.y 1.7. 1.973 I • CALL TO ORDER. The regu1ar •eeting of the City P1anning and Zoning Ca.aission ca11ed to order at 8 :00 P. M. by Chair-an Lentsch. Me•bers present: Brown ; Henning; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Stan1ey; Tanguaa Supinger, Ex-of£icio llleabers absent : Vobe,jda; Weist A.1&<> present: D. A. &o.ans, Assistant Director; George Lee, Ass1stant City Attorney XX. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Cbai~n Lentsch stated that •inutes of the regu1ar .eeting o ~ June 19 , 1973, and of the specia1 •eeting of June 26, 1973 , were to be considered for approva1. Brow-n •ov-ed : ._rtin seconded : Tbe Minutes of June 19, 1973, and June 26, 1973, be approved •• written. AYES : Henning ; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Stan1ey; Tengu.. A YS : .Moo.e ABSEXT: Vobe~da; Weist The •<>tion carried. III. RADIUS VACATION Zuni and Coi1ege CASE #29 73 Mr. Supinger stated that the request is for vacation o~ a saa11 amount of street rigbt-0~-way in Northwest Eng1ewood at South Zuni Street and West Co11ege Avenue. Tbe radius is on the southeast corner of South Zuni Street and West Co11ege Avenue. and is a 100 ft. radius. When the streets were paved. the paving fo11owed tbe typica1 intersection. and did not fo11ow the radius curvature. This 100 ft. radius is not needed for street purposes. and it is reco.aended that the radius be vacated. Discussion fo11owed. Mrs. Henning asked for c1arification of tbe statement in the staff report that the app1icant and propertY owners sbou1d be put on notice that 40 ft. •igbt be required for West Ya1e Avenue. Mr. Supincer poiDted out that the P1aon ing • • '32xl - • • ,. - Commission recent1y recommended to City Counci1 revision of the Master Street P1an, in which revision rights-of-way were designated on speciric streets. West Ya1e Avenue is designated as a ~ajor arteria1. with an 80 ft. right-of-way ; tbe south 40 ft. of the projected street bas been dedicated. Tbe north 40 f t. of the projected street wou1d be the south 40 ft. of the subject property, and it was the deteraination of the staff that property owner and app1icant sbou1d be notified of this needed right -o f-way. If the revision of the Kaster Street P1an is approved by City Counci1, a11 Laprove•ents wou1d have to be set back to provide for the needed right-of-way. and in- deed, the right-of-way wou1d have to be dedicated before Bui1ding Permits i.ssue. Mr. Supi.nger noted t::ba't:. the dedi.cation of 40 £t. right-0~-way wou1d cut into t::be proposed parki.ng area; be stated that he questioned wbetber there wou1d be surficient parki.ng area for the use ro11owing dedication o~ the right-of- way. Mrs. Henning noted that the pub1ic bearing on the •aster street: p1an revision was three weeks away, and that it cou1d be five weeks before fina1ization. Mrs. St::an1ey asked ··does this Master Street P1an pertain to the industria1 area or t::he tot::a1 city?.. ll..r.Supinger stated that the Master Street P1an revision, approved by the P1anning Co_.ission in Apri1, pertained basica11y to industria1 streets in the City. Kr. Martin asked if the app1icant was aware of the need for the 40 ft. right-of-way? Kr. Supinger stated that they were . Mr. Fairchi1d, representing the app1icant, stated that the property owner is aware of the right::-0~-way requireaent. He stated that be did not know whether or not it w ou1d be dedicated. Mr. Weist entered and took his p1ace with the Commission. Mr. Brown asked i£ it was urgent that: a decision be made upon this matter at this meeting? Kr. Supinger stated he did not know whether the app1icants were in a rush or not. Mr. Faircbi1d stated that: Caissons, Inc. are buyers of his c1ient::•s property, and that be i s sure they wou1d 1ike to get started with con- s truction a s soon as possib1e ; however, Mr. Faircbi1d a1so noted that be"can• t guarrantee tbey wi11 buy it•• • and noted that be bad previous1y so1d properties in tbe northwest Eng1ewood area, and the street requirements were 15 ft. rather tban 40 ft. Mr. Supinger noted that this matter wou1d, if approved by the Commission, be referred to City C.ounci1 for their consideration. Discussion fo11owed. -2- • • 'a2 x - - • • Henning moved : Martin seconded : • • - The P1anning Coaaission rec~end to City Counci1 ~hat the fo11owing described radius be vacated, and that Counci1 consider. in conjunction with the radius vacation, the matter o~ the 40 ft. dedica- tion for right-of-way on West Ya1e Avenue. Beginning at a point 30 ft. E. and 198.6 ft. N. of the SW corner of the SW 1/4 to the point of be- ginning, which is on the E. R.O.W. 1ine of South Zuni Street, thence N. on said R.O.W. 1ine a dis- tance of 68.78 ft. to the S. R.O.W. 1ine of West Co11ege Avenue; thence E. a1ong said R.O.W. 1ine a distance of 95ft.; thence sw•1y on a radius of 100 ft. a distance of 125.32 ft. to point of be- ginning . Tota1 area : 1,750.62 sq. ft. AYES : Jorgeneon ; Lentsch; Martin; Stan1ey; Tanguaa; Weist ; Brown; Henning NAYS : None ABSENT : Vobejda Tbe motion carried. IV_ CONDITIONAL USE & OFF-STREET PARKING Hotel In i 1 Zone District CASE 4'30 73 Mr. Supinger stated that the request is for approva1 of a Conditiona1 Use --a hote1 in an I-1 Zone District, and of ~ of f -street parking p1an for that use. The propos~ hote1 wi11 be seven stories, 200 rooms, and wi11 be deve1oped by T. w. Anderson & Associates. Mr. Supinger stated that the hote1 wi11 have seven stories. with an additiona1 f1oor of underground parking; there wi11 a1so be a two- 1eve1 parking structure adjacent to the hote1. :Mr. Tanguma asked if the traffic congestion had been considered? Mr. Supinger stated that the staff had insufficient time to work out the matter of traffic patterns. but is confident that it can be worked out with members of the State Highway Department and the 1oc a1 tral f i c engineer. Mr. Bob Heister stated he was architect for the proposed hote1 ; he stated that they were aware of a traffic congestion prob1ea in the area, and have proposed the main entrance to the hote1 froa the rear. Traffic wi11 be brought off Hampden onto Inca and wi11 turn into a 30 ft. wide carriage entrance. Mr. Heister stated that be re1t the one big prob1em cou1d be if tbe carr~age entrance is aaintained as one-way, traf£ic wou1d be exiting onto Jason Street, and sa.e motorists •igbt atte•pt a 1e£t turn onto U.S. 285. Mr. Heister stated that motorists might a1so be routed back to South Inca -3- -.· \ ! :r • • '32xl • • • • - Street to turn onto U.S. 285 at the signa1. Mr. Martin suggested the poss i bi1ity of making South Jason Street one-way southbound. D i scussion fo11owed. Kr. Lentsch asked why there wou1d be no curb cuts on South Jason Street. Mr. Heister s tated that it is the intent of the deve1oper to contro1 a11 traffic from the carriage entrance. Roo. tenants wi11 park underground ; service parking wi11 be in the parking structure. Mr. Heister stated that there w1.11 be a ·•truck entrance ·• from Jason ; other tban this , a11 entrances wi11 be from South Inca , with exits onto South Jason Street. Mr. Brown stated that be was very p1eased to see the p1ans for the hote1. and stated that he was sure the City bad the expertise to so1ve the traffic pro•1ea&. ll.rs. Henn:i.n,g asked Mr. Lee to exp1a:i.n the di£ference between Con- ditiona1 Uses and Non-conforaing Uses. Mr. Lee stated that a conditiona1 use was entire1y different than a non-con£orming use ; i t is more c1ose1y re1ated to a "'p1anned bui1ding group ''. in that the Commission bas the right to contro1 a11 £aceta o£ the deve1op- ment : where the bui1ding is p1aced~ where the parking is 1ocated . bow the site wi11 be used. etc. Mr. Lee stated that ••you can con- dition the conditiona1 use··. Kr. Lee £urtber stated that a coo- dit:iona1 use is ··approved according to whatever p1an is sublaitted to the Comaission ~ and the deve1oper must fo11ow that p1an. If the p1an is substantia11y changed. it must again come before the Co.- •ission for approva1. Discussion £o11owed. M.r. Supinger noted that: the staf£ reco..mendation abou1d read ''that the o£f-street parking p1ans be approved sub~ect to co•p1iance with the design standards in t:he Co.prehensive Zoning Ordinance and sub- ~ect t:o approva1 by the Depart•ent o£ Pub1ic Works and the State Highway Department o f the turning movement from and to U.S. 285 and South Jason Street. •• Urs . Henning asked i f there wou1d be pedestrian access through the 20 f t. 1andscaping strip a1ong the north side of the site? Is this t o be requ i red i n a 1andscaping p1an? Mr. Sup i nger s tated that he wou1d suggest that there be no sidewa1k on the north side of the site. Mrs. Benning stated that there wi11 be some foot traffic. and wou1d the City be co.pounding prob1eas by not requiring provisions for this £oot t:ra£fic. Mr. Supinger stated that those patrons of the hote1 who wanted to cross U.S. 285 cou1d do so at South Inca Street with the signa1. Mr. Supinger pointed out that there is sufficient right-of-way ~or U.S. 285 at the present time that a sidewa1k cou1d be insta11ed. and can be even if the deve1opment was bui1t right to the propert7 1ine. D~scussion fo11owed. -4- • • 1 - • • • • .. - M _rs .. Henning asked :i.~ it was ~e1t the pool. atop the parking structure wou1d present prob1ems? Mr .. Heister stated that be has designed four or five apartment houses with pool.s atop the•. and there has been no prob1em; be does not forsee any prob1eas with this design for the parking structure .. llr. Lentsch questioned the access to the parking str·ucture.. llr. Hei..ster stated that it is a ••doub1e sl.ope•" ra•p. and further expl.ained the access .. Kr .. Martin asked bow many parking spaces were being provided? Mr. Sup~uger stated that 347 are required; 457 parking spaces are pro- vided on the p1ans .. Mrs .. Henning asked i:f the snork.l.e coul.d cl.ear the nbridgeu? lllr .. Heister stated there was a 20 ft .. cl.earance .. Mr .. Supinger asked Mr .. Heister the maximum number that cou1d be accommodated for a banquet. Mr. He~ster stated 350 at one seating. Mr. Jorgenson asked if there was any conf1ict with Mountain Be11 on aov~ng the te1ephone faci1ities? Mr . Heister stated there was no conf1ict. D~scussion fo11owed. Martin •oved: Tancu-a seconded: The P1anning Ca.ai&&ion approve the Oonditiona1 Use o~ a Hote1 in an I-1 Zone District at •so West Ha•pden Avenue. and the o~f-atreet parking p1an of said Cond~tiona1 Use with tbe fo11ow~ng restrictions: 1. A detai1ed 1and&caping p1an sba11 be aub.~tted to and approved by the Director of Ca.aunity Deve1o~ent prior to issuance of a bui1ding perm~t ; 2. The off-street parking p1ans sha11 be in co•p1ian.ce with the design standards in the Oo•prehensive Zoning ~dinance. and sub~ect to approva1 by the State Highway Depart•ent and the Department of Pub1ic Works of the turning move•ent to and from U.S. 285 at South Jason Street • Mr. Lentsch stated that be sti11 questioned the •atter of the sidewa1k. Further discussion fo11owed. Tbe vote was ca11ed: AYES : Lentsch ; Martin; Stan1ey; Tanguaa; Weist; Drown; Henning; Jorgenson NAYS: None ABSENT:-Vobejda The motion carried. -5- ·- II • • '32xl • • • • .. - V. CAPITAL I KPROVEIIIENT PROGRAIII 1974 197§ Mr. Supinger stated that the Capita1 X•proveaent Progra• has been discussed ~or severa1 weeks ; the sta~~ bas sub.itted to the Com- mission a11 o~ the var~ous departaenta1 requests_ and have a1so submitted tbis evening the sta~r priority 1i&t. Tbe Oomaission now shou1d present a priority 1ist to tbe City Manacer ~or his con- sideration and sub.iasion to City Counci1. Brown •oved : Henning seconded: The Co.aunity Center be civen #4 priority; the bookaobi1e generator be ~ven #8 priority. and the arcbitectura1 reasibi1ity study or 1ibrary expanaion be given #11 priority ror 1974. AYES: Stan1ey; Tanguaa ; Weist ; Brown ; Henning ; Jorgenson; Lentsch ; liar tin NAYS : None ABSENT: Vobe,jda The •otion carried. Further discussion ~o11owed. Henning -oved : Tanguaa seconded : That Be11eview Station. expand or rep1ace. be aoved ~roa ~he 1974 1iat ~o the 1976 priority 1i-&t. AYES: Tanguma ; Weist ; Brown; Henning; Jorgenaon;Lentacb ; Martin ; Stan1ey NAYS: None ABSENT : Vobe,jda The aotion carried. Discussion fo11owed. Henning aoved: Tanguaa seconded: Deve1opaent or McLe11an Reservoir be aoved ~roa the 1974 priority 1iat and 1975 priority 1ist to the 1976 priority 1iat. AYES: Weist; Brown ; Henning; Jorgenaon; Lentacb; Martin; Stan1ey; Tanguaa NAYS: None ABSENT : Vobe,j da The aotion carried. -- ·- II • • '32xl -• 0 - Tanguma moved : Henning seconded: The P1anning Commission recommend the fo11owing 1~st of capital. improvements to the City Manager with the notation that there is no numerical. priority after #11 in the 1974 1ist. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. s. 9. 10. 11. 1974 Storm Sewer. (Publ.ic Works) Fl.oyd Park.(Parks & Recreation) Core Area Study Imp1ementation. (Coaaunity Devel.opment) Community Bui1ding. (Parks ~ Recreation) Construct West Station. (Fire) Rep1ace two 1250 GPM Pumpers. (Fire) Widening of Dartmoutb/P1atte River Bridge to 56 ft. (Pub1ic Works) Insta11ation of generator in the Bookaobi1e. (Library} Renovate outdoor pool.. (Parks ~ Recreation) P1atte River/Litt1e Dry Creek Bridge. (Pub1ic Works) Architectural. study of feasibil.ity of Library expansion. (Library) River redeve1.opment inc1.uding gol.:f course. (Parks &t Recreation) Automated dup1.icating machine. (Finance) Disc unit to add additiona1. capabi1.ities to in-house mini- computer. (Finance) Rep1.ace Zuni station. (Fire) Repower and general. overhau1. o~ 750 GPM pumper. (Fire) Six Opt icom tra££ic signa1. contro1.s. (Fire) Fire Hose. (Fire) Extricating too1.. (Fire) Two-c1osed-circuit TV sets. (Fire) Adjustments to radio sets. (Fire) Communications systeas £or tbree out1.ying stations . (Fire) One radio 4-channei convert-a-com. (Fire) Sate11ite communications.(Fire) Expansion of Library. (Library) Indoor pisto1. range (Po1.ice) Expansion of Anima1. Sbe1.ter. (Po1ice) Paving District. (Pub1ic Works) Sidewal.k D istrict . (Pub1ic Works) West Hampden Avenue/Hampden P1ace connector. (Pub1ic Works) Litt1e Dry Creek Conduit. (Pub1ic Works) Li ght High S chool. baseba11 fie1d. (Parks &t Recreation) Outdoor poo1 bathhouse. (Parks & Recreation) Pave Bates/Logan parking 1ot. (Parks & Recreation) Construct four tennis courts. (Parks & Recreation) Pisto1 Range -indoor. (Parks & Recreation) (supp1ement to Po1.ice request) Housing & Urb~n Renewal. Authority Impl.ementation. (Community Deve1opment) Extension of the Pub1.ic Transportation into residentia1 areas. (Community Deve1opment) Emp1.oyee 1.ounge adjacent to the Central. Ser-vice area. (Community Deve 1opmen t) -7- • • '32xl - • • • • ... - ~ 1. Core Area Study Iap1e•entation (eo--unity Deve1opaent) 2. eo--unity Bui1ding. (Park& • Recreation) 3. River Redeve1o~ent inc1uding go1~ course. (Parks • Recreation) (continued fro. 1974) 4. Expansion or Library~ (Libr•ry) 5. Dates/Logan Park Iaproveaenta. (Parka • Recreat i on) 6. Aeria1 or e1evating p1at1bra apparatus. (Fire) 7. Mini-park at Broadway interchange. (Parka • Recreation) 8. OUtdoor swimming poo1 -North Eng1ewood. (Park& • Recreation) Housing • Urban Reaewa1 Authority Iap1eaentation (Co.aunity Deve1os:-aen t) ~976 1. Core Area Study Iap1eaentation (ea.-unity Deve1o~ent ) 2. River Redeve1opaent (Parka • Recreation) (continuing) 3. Fire training and testing faci1ity . (Fire) Purchase 1arger sca1e coaputer. (F~nance) Deve1o~ent of McLe11an Reservo~r (Parks • Recreation) Skat ing Rink• indoor. (Park& • Recreation) Bates/Logan Park Improveaent& (Parks • Recreation Housing • Urban Renewa1 Authority Iap1eaentation. (Ca.aunity Deve1op..ent) Be11eview station. expand or rep1ace. (Fire) ~ 1. Core Area Study Imp1eaentation (Ca.aunity Deve1op.ent) Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority Iap1eaentation. (eo--unity Deve1op.aent) COre Area Study Iap1ementation. (Co.aunity Deve1opaent) Housing • Urban Renewa1 Authority Iap1e.antat~on. (eo.aunity Deve1op..ent) Core Area Study Iap1e•entation. (eo--unity Deve1op•ent) Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority Iap1e-entation. (eo--unity Deve1opment) WATER FUND ~ Coap1ete Ranch Creek Co11ection Syatea. Construct 20 MGD Waste Water Treat-ant P1ant. -8- II • • '32xl • • • • - Insta11 1arge trana•1ssion •a~n in South C1ark&on Street. Continuing water ••in en1argeaent and rep1aca.ent procraa. Share o~ data processing ~or autoaated uti1ity bi11ing. Continuing water aain rep1ace.ent prograa. SEWER FUND 1.974 Construct treataent ~aci1ity ror ~i1tered water trea~ent a1udge. Coap1ete sanitary sewer re1ie~ ••ina (to areas not now aerved). Ca.p1ete sanitary sewer re1ie~ •aiD& between Dart•outb and F1oyd. Ban_nock and Fox. Sewer •ain extensions into areas not served. Extension o~ sanitary sewer 1ines. Extension o~ sanitary sewer 1inea. Extension o~ sanitary sewer 1inea. Extension of sanitary sewer 1ines. Tbe vote was ca11ed. AYES : Martin; Stan1ey ; Tanguma; Weist ; Brown ; Henning; Jorgenson; Lentsch NAYS: None ABSENT: Vobejda Tbe motion carried_ Vl.. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr. Supinger noted that the next recu1ar •eeting or the CO..~&&ion is scbedu1ed ~or .Au.gust 8tb; however, due to the bo1iday on Aucuat 6th. -9- • • '32xl - • • - the Commission meeting wou1d be on the &aae evening as the Board of Asjust•ent and Appea1s aeeting, and the Core Area Cit~ens• Coamittee. It is suggested that the meeting not be be1d on August Stb; but have a specia1 study session on August 14th, at which t~e the report of the Sign Code Ca.aittee wou1d be submitted. Xt was the opinion of the Co.a~ssion that the aeeting of August 8th wou1d not be he1d; but that a study session wou1d be scbedu1ed for August ~4th ... VII. COKMISSION•s CHO ICE . Mrs. Henning stated that the P1anninc eo.-Lsaio n was invited to participate in the Core Area Study aeetinca; the attendance of soae ae•bers has not been good. Mra. Henniac stated that tbia was dis- a ppo inting, inasauch as tbe Ca..iaeion cou1d bave taken a very active ro1e in the Study. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Lentsch stated that be had received a 1etter o~ resignation fro. Mrs. Virginia Vobe~da. The aeeting ad~ourned at 9:55 P-M- Recording Secretary -1o- II • • '32 x l - J- • • - KEIIORAMDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDHK> ACTION OR RECOMKENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING CX*IIISSION. DATE: Ju1y 17. 1973 SUBJECT: Radius Vacation -Zuni and Co11ege .. RECOMMENDATION: Henning aoved: Martin seconded: The PLanning Ca.ai&&ion rec~nd to City Council. tbat the to11owing described radius be vacated. and that Council. conaider. in con,ju_nction witb the radiu.& vacation. tbe aatter of the 40 ft. dedication ~or right-or-way on West Yal.e Avenue. ••:oeginnin.g at a point 30 ft. E ... and 198 ... 6 ft .. N .. of tbe SW corner of the SW 1 /4 to tbe point of beginning. wbich is on the E .. R .. O .. W .. l.ine of South Zuni Street. thence M ... on said R .. O .. W .. J.ine a distance of 68 .. 78 ft .. to the S ... R .. O .. W .. J.ioe of West Co11ege Avenue; thence E .. al.on.g said R .. O .. w .. 1ioe a d~tance of 95ft .. ; thence sw•J.y on a radius of 100 ft .. a distance of 125 .. 32 ft .. to point of beginn~ng. Tbta1 area: 1,750.62 sq. ~t- AYES: Jorgenson; Lentsch ; Martin ; Stan1ey; Tanguaa; We~&t; Brown; Henn~ng NAYS: None ABSENT : Vobe,j da Reapect~u11y subaitted, By Order o~ the City P1ann.ing and Zon~ng eo--~ssion. Recording Secre~ary • • '32 x l - - - - • - MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY MANAGER REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COIOIISSION. DATE: Ju1y 17. 1973 SUBJECT: Capita1 Improvement Program -1974 -1979 RECOMMENDATION : Ta.ngUJila moved: Henning seconded: The P1anning Commi.asion recommend the :fo11owing 1ist of Capita1 Improvements to the City Manager with the notation that there is no numerica1 priority after ~11 in the 1974 1ist. I. 2. 3. 4. 5. G. 7. s. 9. 10. 11. ~ Storm Sewer. (Pub1ic Works) F1oyd Park. (Parks & Recreation) Core Area Study Imp1ementation. (Coamunity Deve1opment) community Bui1ding. (Parks & Recreation) Construct West Station. (Fire) Rep1ace two 1250 GPM Pumpers . (Fire) Widening of Dartmouth/P1atte River Bridge to 56 ft. (Pub1ic Works) Insta11ation of generator in the bookmobi1e. (Library) Renovate outdoor poo1. (Parks & Recreation) P1atte River/Litt1e Dry Creek Bridge . (Pub1ic Works) Arcbitectura1 study of feasib~1ity of Library expansion. (Library) River redeve1opment inc1ud~ng go1f course . (Parks & Recreation) Automated dup1icating ••chine. (Finance) Disc unit to add additiona1 capabi1ities to in-bouse mini- computer. (Finance) Rep1ace Zuni station. (Fire) Repower and genera1 overbau1 of 750 GPM Pumper. (Fire) Six Opticom traffic signa1 contro1s. (Fire) Fire Hose. (Fire) Extri.cating too1. (Fire) Two c1osed-circuit TV sets. (Fire) Ad.:justments to radio sets... (Fire) Communications syste~s for three out1ying stations. (Fire) One radio 4-cbanne1 covert-a-com. (Fire) Sate11ite coaaaunications... (Fire) Expansion of Library. (Library) Indoor pisto1 range . (Po1ice) Expansion of Anima1 Sbe1ter. (Po1ice) Paving District. (Pub1ic Works) Sidewa1k District. (Pub1ic Work&) West Hampden Avenue /Ra-~n P1ace connector. (Pub1ic Works) Litt1e Dry Creek Conduit. (Pub1ic Works) -12- • • - • • • - Ligbt High Scboo1 baseba11 fie1d. (Parks ~ Recreat i on} Outdoor poo1 bathhouse. (Parks & Recreation) Pave Bates/Logan parking 1ot. (Parks & Recreation) Construct £our tennis courts. (Parks & Recreation) Pisto1 Range -indoor. (Parks & Recreation) (supp1e•ent to Po1ice request) Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority Imp1ementation. (Coaaunity Deve.! opaaen t) Extension of tbe Pub1ic Transportation into residentia1 areas. (Community Deve1opment) Emp1oyee 1ounge adjacent to tbe Centra1 Service area. (Community Deve1opment) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 1975 Core Area Study Xmp1ementation. (Ca.-unity Deve1opaent) eo--unity Bui1ding. (Parka & Recreation) River Redeve1opaent inc1uding go1~ course. (Parks & Recreation) (continued ~ro. 1974) Expansion of Library. (Library) Bates/Logan park improve•ents. (Parks • Recreation) Aeria1 or e1evating p1at~orm apparatus. (Fire) Mini-park a~ Broadway interchange. (Parks • Recrea~ion) OUtdoor swimming poo1 -North Eng1ewood. (Parks • Recreation. Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority I•p1ementation (eo--unity Deve 1opm.en t) 1976 Core Area Study Imp1ementation (eo--unity Deve1opaent) River Redeve1opment (Parks & Recreation) (continuing) Fire training and testing ~aci1ity. (Fire) Purchase 1arger sca1e computer. {Finance) Deve1opment of McLe11an Reservoir. (Parks & Recreation) Skating rink. indoor. (Parks & Recreation) Bates/Logan Park Improvements. (Parks & Recreation) Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority Imp1ementation. (Community Deve1opment) Be11eview station. expand or rep1ace. (Fire) 1. Core Area Study Imp1ementation. (Community Deve1op.ent) Housing ~ Urban Renewa1 Authority Imp1eaentation. (Ca.-unity Deve1opment) ~ Core Area Study Imp1eaentation. (Co.aunity Deve1opaent) Housing & Urban Renewa1 Authority Imp1ementation. (Ca.aunity Deve1opment) -13- . , • • '32xl 1 - 1- • • - Core Area Study Imp1ementation. (Community Devel.o~ent) Housing & Urban Renewal. Authority Imp1ementation. (eo--unity Deve1opment) WATER FUND ~ Comp1ete Ranch Creek Co11ection System. Construct 20 MGD Waste Water Treatment P1ant. Insta11 1arge tran_smi.ss:i.on m._ain in South Cl.arkson Street. Continuing water main enl.argement and repl.aceaent prograa. Share o~ data processing ~or automated util.ity bi11 ing . Continuing water main repl.acement: program. SEWER FUND ~ Construct treatment £aci1ity for fil.tered water treataent s1udge. Coapl.ete sanitary sewer rel.ief mains (to areas not now served.) Coapl.ete sanitary sewer re1ief ••ins between Dartaoutb and Fl.oyd. Bannock and Fox. Sewer main extensions into areas not served. Extension of san1tary sewer 1ines. Extension of sanitary sewer 1ines. Extension of sanitary sewer 1ine&. Extension of sanitary sewer 1ines. -14- • • . " '32 xl 1- • • • --- The vote was ca11ed. AYES: Martin; Stan1ey ; Tanguma; Weist ; Brown ; Henning; Jorgenson ; Lentsch NAYS: Hone ABSENT : Vobejda The motion carried. Respect~u11y submitted. By Order o~ tbe City P1anning and zoning Ca.aission. Recording Secretary -1.5- II • • , - - • • • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AUGUST 14.,. 1973 Specia1 Meeting I. CALL TO ORDER. The Specia1 Mee~ing of the City P1anning and Zoning Commission was ca11ed to order at 8:00 P .M. by Chairman Lentsch. Members present : Martin; Jorgenson ; Tanguma; Stan1ey; Henning; Lentsch; Supinger,. Ex-officio Members absent: Brown; Weist: Board o~ Adjustment members present: Sign Code Committee members present: Martin; Krei1ing; Leonard ; Maddox Trom1y; Grimm; Anderson; Bre1a:r ord Staff members present: 0. A . Romans~ Assistant Oirector Barbara Young,. P1anning Assistant II. PROPOSED SIGN CODE CASE #31-73 Mr. Lentsch stated that the Specia1 Meeting bad been ca11ed for the purpose of reviewing the proposed Sign Code . He asked that 1\tr. Bre1sford,. Chairman o f t:be Sign Code Co..mi.t:tee. re- v~ew the Code ~or the bene£it of the P1ann~ng Commission and Board of Adjus~ment members ~n a~~endance. Mr. Bre1sford s~a~ed that the Sign C ode eo--i.ttee was ~orm.ed 13 months ago. and bas met a1most week1y since that time. He stated that he £ee1s the C omm.ittee has drafted a ••good code"" and they have tried to achieve a degree of uni~ormi.ty with the codes of other municipa1ities in the metro area. tr. Bre1s f ord stated that the Code does not permit bi11boards and does not provide an amortization c1ause. Assistant A~~oroey George Lee entered the meeting. Mr. Bre1s for d proceeded to review the proposed Sign Code section by section. Mr. Weist entered and took his chair wi~b the CommisKLon • • • '32xl - - - - --- Mr. IC.rei1iug questioned the phrase ··above grade .. which is used throughout the Code. O ~scussion ~o11owed. Mr. Bre1sLord noted that t.h e om:mitt:ee had permitted pro,ject:ing signs; however. on1y one side o~ the pro,jec~ing sign is to be coun~ed for square ~oo1..atte o '£ sign area ; a11 signs wou1d count: toward the tota1 1imitation or 80 sq . ft. in the commercia1 and business di.strict. .Mr. Kre~1ing asked about: marquees? Mr . Bre1sCord stated that th e insta11at:ion of ~arquees was sub,ject to the Bui1ding Code ; the S i gn Code Committee was on1y concerned with the signing on s uch marquees. Discussion fo11owed. Mr. Bre1srord discussed tbe matter or enforcement that: ~i11 be needed. and stated that: he wou1d 1ike to reco--end t:bat: one person be assigned ~o enforce•en~ or ~he sign code. on at 1east a par~-~ime basis. Discussion ou 1ighting of signs was discussed. Direct i11umina- tion is 1imited to 25 watts per bu1b. Mr. Leonard asked if the number of bu1bs per sign shou1d be 1imit:ed? Discussion fo11 owed. Mr . Gri~ suggested ~ha~ possib1y the wording ahou1d be changed ~o inc1ude an ·•i ncandescent bu1b··. Further discussion 1"o11owed. Tbe matter of ·•st:reet fro ntage •• and the ou-.ber of signs that:: might be a11owed was discussed. Mr. Bre1sford sta~ed that the restrictions for t:be industria1 districts are very simi1ar to those for t:he business districts. and po inted out the one or two cha nges to •e•bers . §22.5-8. Sign Area Measurement. was now considered . Mr. Supinger stated that be did not: agree with tbi& section; it is his opinion that: with a11 t:be sign area permitted in the various districts, that the provision where on1y one side of a mu1ti-face sign is used for measurement: pur-poses is unnecessary. He emphasized that: there is a 1ot of sign area permitted un- der the provisions set: forth in each district:. and does not: think the use of on1y one face of a sign is justified. Mr. Supinger stated tha~ he woul.d encourage the P1anning Coaaiaaion to reduce the area a11owed in the district:& or modificat:~on of this section re1ative to sign measurement:. Mr. Supincer again stated that: he fe1t: this section ••is more l.ibera1 than is necessary for adequate identificati.on.·y Further discussion of sign measure•ent ensued; re~erence was made to drawings in the back or the proposed sign code book1et ~o i11ustrat:e types of signa and the methods of •easure•ent. -2- -- 0 '32 x l • • - -- Mr. Bre1s:ford discussed §22.5-9. Non-Conforming Signs. He no~ed that Denver had adopted an amortization c1ause which is based on cos~ of ~he sign . However. Ci~y A~torney Berardini has s~a~ed that he does no~ fee 1 ~his can be proper1y defended. Tbe proposed sign code £or Lhe Ci~y o:f Eng1ewood does no~ have ao amort~zation c1ause. Fur~her genera1 discuss i on fo 11owed. Mr. Supinger asked i:f every city was ob1igated to go by the recent court decision handed down by Judge Winner? Mr . Lee pointed out ~hat; that decis i on was a Oistrict Court case; however. he assumes that it wi11 be appea1ed. and if up-he1d. then ~he City wou1d be ob1igated by that decision. Mr. Supinger referred to a statement in the ··genera1 statement" o:f the COde which st:a~es that signs sbou1d be we11-designed and compa~ib1e with their surroundings and with the bui1dings to which ~hey are appurtenant:. He asked i:f this cou1d be taken ~o mean suppor~ o :f a design review procedure? Mr. Bre1s1'ord s~at:ed that; such a procedure was discussed. and the Sign Code Committee was o:f two opinions on the matter--par~ in favor. and part definite1y opposed. Discussion fo11owed. Mrs. Henning asked about garage sa1e sa1e signs. whether they wou1d be prohibited or permitted. and what restrictions if permi~ted? Mr. Grimm stated that; any sign tacked to a te1ephone po1e or o~her pub1ic property wou1d de:finite1y be prohibited. Brief discussion ensued . Mr. Lentsch expressed apprecia~i on ~o ~he members o:f the Sign Code C ommittee for their bard work and devo~ion ~o their ~ask. Tbe meeting adjourned at 9 :55 P.M. eerrue G~ w~y Recording Secretary -3- II -- '32xl 1 - - • • -- FROT.tl: DATE, SUBJECT' • • - The Honorable 1\'l.ayor and Membe rs ol the Englewood City Council Stanley H... Dial, Ctt.y ~'l.:l.nager Augus~ 30, 1973 FIRE STATION-WEST OF SOUTH PLATTE RIVER With tbls rnemo t am sending a copy o£ a report by Bruce ~'lendelson, 'l\.~anage ment Intern, ·which sum.zn.arizes {urt.her analyses of the fire statioa need t.o serve that part o.f Engle~ood lying Vtfest-o( the South Platte River . You "-ill note that the conclusion lndica.t..es the need t"or t.wo separate stations .. one in the Centennial Acres area and one in the Scenic View area.. You will remember that bids w-ere received £or the construction of a fire st..a..Uon t.o be locat.ed c.,n property O\.vned by the Ci:y ne:u.· Federal Boulevard and Ox:Iord with tbc bids being rejected because of the .:O:ubstantial cost overrun. Since that time we have analyze d ~vH.h the architect p o ssible modl.ficaUon.s Ln the building design but. ba~J e not found any modifications ln the building which would likely result in subst.an.Ua.l cost savings i.f t!J.e basic Uesign is used. "Jbere.fore, it. seems t.o me ~c would be better off now to proceed in an entirely different approach to the design of" tbe st.atiO'.:l and I therefore have advised tbe architect tha.t his services are no longer being ret.ained.. In ord..er t.o pursue this rn.att.e.r further .. I have request.cd ::t.'-r. J:)on Nisbet of the englneerlng f"i.rm o.f LONCO (which company ha..s designed our Servicente.r and cert.aln other COID._Struction (or the City) to take certain basic design rEJQui.re.ment.s 9o·bich t have provided to Mm and t.o give me a conceptual 1ayout and general estina.d..t.e of the cost of: constructing t.wo identical stations to serve the ~orthwest and Soutb9.test sections o.f Englewood. "'b.e level of design and the siz.e of the facilities have a.l.so been scaled do-wn ln my inStruc- tions 1:.o bl.m although the buildings "'~ould in every respect be sufficient.., att:ract.ive, and 'WOuld perform the function quite adequMely. Based upon bls est.lrnates (which in t:be case of previous jobs be has done (or the City have been extremely accurate), it would be possible to construct bot.b of the stations {or $250, 000 assuming sites are available. ('Ibis co.m.pa.res W'it.h a low bid of n like a.JD._OUDt previously received for the ooe station.) If w-e construct. the North\.vest station at. a &ile involving land a.cqulsh.lon_. w-e would p1·oLably need to nD'-icipate additional cos t. say $30.003. tt. is al.3c quite possible that we might. sell our present slt.e,. reallz.lng son1e offsetting revenues. 'The Public l.mproverncnt. Fund h .as TOoney now avaliable for these ~--o st.a.t.lons in th.e a.m.c.unt cf" $180, ooo. The c:H.ffc:ren~ bc~-cc.:::l t!::"..c .:1.etu.a.1 coste .and t!J.c • • '32 x l The Honorable Mayor and Me-mbers of the EDg1~ Cl~ Council August. 30. '19'73 Page 2. • • - current. approprlat.ion could be obtained through a trans1er of' a.pproprla.t.loa frOJ'P. other accounts. May we have your dlrecttoo on this m.at:te.r. Reapect1ully. /~~ -z/ JL..L~ STANLEY H. DIAL $.o<-L Cl~ Manager SHD:dfl Att•chyuent • • 'a2x - • • • • .. - TO: Stanley H. Dial., City Manager FROM: Bruce Mendelson, Adl:n.lntstrat.lve Intern DATE: August 31. 1973 SUBJECT: COMPUTER PROGRAM-FIRE STATION Du..rlng tbe tUne that the fire st.a:t.ton. report was being written, a computer program. developed. by Public Tech.nology, Inc .• and modified ~or Englewood by D1e:rn.bers of a special project. tea.tD.-, was a.I_so being prepared. The cOUl- put.er progra.ro. was developed using Englewood streets and their respective speed llnl.lts. various areas called fire dem.and zones covering the entl.re clt:y, street links between the various fire den~.and zones, and several possible station loca:tloos. 1.n short. the computer program. is in complete agree.n1ent 'W'tth. the ~ire stat:ton report. A feW' e,xa.n::~.ples may clarlfy this st.aten::lent. ... In our ~ltten. report we mat.nt:a.i.ned that a single location at Oxford and Federal would not provide adequate fire protection to the northwest indus- trial area. The computer showed t.bat t.o drive from the Qx:(ord and Federal location to a fire on UUI and TejOD. would take approximately 5 . 7 Dl.-lnutea. a tom!ly inadequate response tii:D.e (or a flrst due f'ire CODlpaD.y . So tbe ccxn.puter rnerely stated in t.e.rU'LS of Um_e .vb.at o u.r written report illustrated tn te.rrns oL distance. that Oxford and Federal w-ould be tnad.equ.a.te to serve the northwest indu.strlal area. To f"urther show that tl '!: computer prog:ra..JD reln(orces our report:.. we will look at. the Tejon and .Da..rbnou:tb. sta.tiOD. loca.t:t<XJ.. In our written report. we stated that this Jocat:lon was excellent: to cCXljuncttoo w-tt:h the Oxford and Federal location in t:b.e Southwest: as t:a.r as good coverage o'f the area west o'f t:be South Platte River 9r&.S con.cerrted. The coiD.put:er agrees w-ith us for lt: shows that any area in the Northwest: can be reached in two JD.i.nut.es or leas. As an added plus. t:be co:r:npute.r showed that Tejon and Da.rb:nouth can give excellent coverage to the Cinderella City area.. "Ibis was not: even planned for in our written report:. Fu.rtherm.ore. Tejon and Da.rt:J:noutb. lie O!D.ly f'our JD.lnute.s &'Way froDl University Boulevard and Darbnou.tb. ID.ak:lng that: possible locatloo an excellent one a..s a aeco:od response or cover .ta.acm. Lor the Nortbea.s't area.. -n. L L (( r7l;_ , . ...A!(_ f s r>') BRUCE MENDELSON Ad.D:ll..D.lst.rat.tve Intern BM:dfl • • '32xl - - • • - INTER..OFFICE MEMORANDUM T~ Sta.nl..ey H. Dial.., City Manager DATil: FltOM: William Hami.l..ton, Fire Chief and Bruce Mendelson, Administrative Intern .. August 10, 1973 SU&IECT: ANA.LYSIS OF FIRE STATION LOCATIONS WEST OF SOUTH PLA'ri"E RIVER Introduction In the fol..l..o~i.ng report ~e ~il..l.. present pertinent information with regards to the i.mpl..i.cati.ons of the construction of a si.ngl..e Engl..ewood fire station, central..l..y l..ocated west of the South Pl..atte River, as opposed to two separate stations l..ocated in northwest and southwest Engl..ewood. This report wi.l..l.. cover the fol..l..owi.ng areas; bui.l..di.ng costs, distance of fire runs, manpower and equipment com- pl..ements, Lmpl..i.cati.ons to insurance rates, possi.bl..e future fire service to the City of Sheridan, and the projected extent and type of deve1opment a~ong and west of the South Platte River and in ~he Eng1ewood Core Area. Distances of Fire Runs in Re1ation to Present and Pro;ected Dev- e1opment In order to graphica11y demonstrate the Lmp1ications of one versus two stations west of the P1atte River as far as response distances are concerned. we have prepared eight ~aps. Maps #1 and #2 shO\#<I sinql.e 1ocations with _ll.2Q. 1and use-Maps :ft3 and *-4 show two station l.ocations with 1970 1and use. Maps *S and ~ i11us- tratesin~ station 1ocations with 1980 1and use-Fina11y. maps #7 and #8 s~ow two station 1ocationa with ~ 1and use. In order to understand the significance of the response dis- tances out1ined on the ~aps. it is necessary to i11ustrate standard response distances as out1ined by Grading Schedu1e For Municipa1 Fire Protection. The statistics are as £o11ows: High va1ue (Industry or commercia1) for first due fire con1pan.ies 1~ mi1es -Engine ( pumper ) 2 mi1es -Ladder ( aeria1 ) Residentia1 for first due fire companies 2 mi1es -Engine 3 mi1es -Ladder Residentia1-sparse1y bui1t. for first due fire companies 4 mi1es -Engine and Ladder II • • '32xl 1 - - • • page 2 Mr. Di.a.l. August 10, 1973 Res.i.denti.a1 stories high, .1.~ rn.i.l.es 2 mi..l.es 1.970 Land Use Maps • • - C.l.ose.l.y bui1t or apartments, for first due fire companies Engine -Ladder th.ree or more On map #1, a si.ng.l.e station .l.ocati.on at Oxford and Federa.l. i.s i..l..l.ustrated. In the south~est area there ~ou1d be no defi.ci.enci.es for either pumper or .!.adder companies. In the Northwest, as far as pumper companies are concerned, defi.ci.enci..es occur in a~ost the entire area for high va.l.ue and residentia.l. response distances. Lad- der company response distances to high va.l.ue areas are deficient i.n most of the Northwest, with the extreme Northwest being deficient for .!.adder response to residentia.l. areas. Map #2 .l.ocates a si.ng.l.e station at Hampden and Bryant. Again, as ~n the case of map #1, many def~ciencies occur in response dis- tances. In the southwest area for high value locations pumper companies are deficient to near1y a11 of south~est Eng1ewood. As you can see, the map shows two business areas in the South~est out- aide the proper 1~ mi1es range for pumper response to high value areas. Ladder companies are a1so deficient to the high value areas in the Southwest. In the Northwest deficiencies occur ~ith regards to pumper companies in nearly ha1f of the heavily industri- alized area. Note, a1so, the pumper deficiency to the business area along Evans. Ladder deficiencies occur in the extreme Horth- ~eat ~ith a s~a11 industrial area outside the ~andatory two mile response distance for ladder companies. M .ap 4t3 i11ust.rates the two station concept, the •tat.i.ona "being located at Tejon and Da.rbnouth in the Northwest and OXford and Fed- eral in the South~e s t. The entire area west of the South Platte River is we11 covered with these station p1acements. On ~ap *4, there is a northwest location difference from ~ap #3, ~ith the station being placed at Zuni and Bates. The second station remains at Oxford and Federal . Again, no deficiencies occur in the areas of concern ~est of the South P1atte River. 1980 Land Use Maps Map #5 shows a single 1ocation at Oxford and Federa1. As in map #1 severe deficiencies occur ~ith the added problem of more highly developed 1and usage projected for 1980. In the extreme south~est corner there has been a proposed change in the density of the residential area. This change ~ou1d most 1ike1y be due to dup- lex" units under three stories high. Whereas in 1970, the pumper - response to the ·sparse1y popu1ated residential area was adequate, in the 1980 land usage p1an, pumpers ~ou1d be deficient ·to the proposed closely built ~edium residential area. Ladder companies wou1d sti11 have adequate response distances to the Southwest. In the north~est area more industry can be expected in 1980. A1so, the 1970 ~edium • • r 32xl 1 - - .r • • page 3 Mr. Di.a.1 August 10, 1973 • • t • - residentia1 area is expected to change to a high residentia1 in 1980. With the high va1ue industria1 and moderate1y dense residentia1 areas expected in 1980, the response distance for pumpers would be defici- ent to the entire Northwest. Ladder responses wou1d be deficient to near1y 3/4 of the proposed 1980 north~est area. Map #6 i11ustrates a sing1e 1ocation at Hampden and Bryant. As in map #2 deficiencies occur. However, the proposed 1980 1and usage changes cause this proposed station more severe response distance prob1ems than encountered in 1970. In the Southwest, the medium residentia1 areas have changed to high and the 1ow residentia1 areas have changed to medium. This makes the entire southwest area deficient with regard to pumper response distance to high va1ue and dense residentia1 areas. Ladder companies are a1so deficient to the south~est corner, involving a commercial area and a dense and medium residentia1 area. In the Northwest pumper companies are out of the proper response distance to nearly ha1£ of the va~uab1e industria1, commercia1 and dense residential upper northwest area. The 1adder companies are deficient to the extreme corner in the northwest region. Map #7 shows a two station location: one at Zuni and Bates, and the other at Oxford and Federa1. As in the case of map #4, the en- tire area west of the South Platte R..:i.ver is covered, with the pos- sib1e exception of the extreme corner of the Southwest with regard to pumper response. This above exception wi11 on1y be true .if c1ose- 1y bui1t residential units are to be the cause for the change from 1ow to medium residentia1 from 1970 to 1980. Map #B shows two station locations with the northwest station being 1ocated at Tejon and DarOmouth and the southwest station at Oxford and Federal. The entire area of concern west of the South Platte River is we11 covered ~n 1adder and pump~r response with the exception of the extreme corner of the Southwest as outlined in the exp1anatLon of map #7. It must be noted that the location for the northwest station is £1exib1e. Present1y, 1and at Tejon and Vassar is ~ned by the City. This 1and could be easi1y uti1~zed as a northwest area sta- tion location. The ~portant point to remember is that near1y any northwest station location in conjunction with a good southwest station 1ocat~on wi11 give comp1ete coverage west of the South P1atte River. It is also very possible that we may be able to se11 the 1and at Zuni and Bates to a growing ccxnp.any .in the area. This extra money ~ou1d hc1p to justify a two station concept west of the River. II • • '32xl 1 - • • • • - page 4 Mr. Dia1 August 10. 1973 Manpower and Equipment Comp1ements We fee1 that the same ~anpo~er and equipment comp1ements wou1d be uti1ized by one station as wou1d be used by two. X11ustrations sho~ing proposed equipment and structure needs for one and two stations have been prepared and are ~c1uded as addenda to this re- port. As the i11ustrations c1ear1y demonstrate. the equipment com- p1ement is identica1 with the difference being in the number of bays. This. however is a question of construction costs and not of equipment or manpower. A1so, these i11ustrations are mere1y sugge~ted equipment a11ocations. Xt would be possib1e to bui1d two doUb1e bay stations, therefore equa1iz~ both the equipment comp1ements and bay construction. Zmp1ications to Insurance Rates On Ju1y 20, 1973, a joint meeting was he1d between representatives of the Eng1e~ood City Government and the Insurance Services Office. Mr • .Don Mees from the Insurance Services discussed the .i_mp1icati.ons of one or two stations with regard to changing the present C1ass Six rating in Eng1ewood to a better rating. Mr. Mees fe1t that a si.ng1e station 1ocation wou1d not change the present C1ass S~ rating either up or down. To get a better rating we wou1d be better off bui1d~ng two stations, but even two stations wou1dn"t necessari1y mean that we wou1d drop from a C1ass Six to a C1ass Five. Furthermore, a C1ass Six is the same as a C1ass Five with regard to premiums for a resi.dentia1 area. On1y the commer- ci.a1 areas wou1d benefit from a C1ass Five rating and then on1y in the area of a 5% savings on premiums. Looking at the prob1em from a different ang1e, it is possib1e, according to Mr. Mees, that we may 1ose ground with respect to our present c1assification if we· don•t keep up with the proposed growth in Eng1ewood. Fire Service to the City of Sheridan Sheridan, as of Ju1y, 1973, has 157 businesses, 1548 housing units, and five schoo1s. This i.nfor.mation is rea11y superf1uous. For when examining the maps prepared for this report, it can be seen that Sheridan wou1d be we11 covered if fire service were to be pro- _vided to the City, or if a merger were to take p1ace between Eng1e- ~wood and Sheridan. The on1y prob1ems which might occur ~ou.1d be in pumper response to a sma11 portion of northeast Sheridan with an Ox- ford and Federa1 sing1e station 1ocation, and in pumper response to the southwest corner of Sheridan with a Hampden and Bryant sing1e station 1ocation. -• • '32xl • 1 - • .. - -.... • • page s Mr. Dia1 August 10, 1973 Future Development in Enq1e~ood -West of the Platte River and rn The Core Area We feel that the prob1em of proposed deve1opment and present deve1opment west of the South P1atte River has been adequate1y dea1t with ~hi1e exp1aining response distances using the prepared ~aps. However, prob1ems of access to the Bng1ewood Core Area must be dea1t with in anticipation of a second or third a1a.rm fire in- vo1ving the stations ~est of the River. With the goals in the Eng1ewood Core Area study embracing expanded development in high qua1ity, high density housing, revita1ization of existing housing. reinforcement of the Broa~ay and Cindere11a City shopping areas, development on and around the Santa Fe rapid trauit corridor, dev- elopment of major office construction and further development of the medica1 comp1ex centering around the present Swedish Hospital and Craig Rehabilitation Center the adequacy of second and third a1arm responses in relation to access routes into the core area becomes extremely important. The one station concept at OXford and Federal causes specific problems in response distance into the core area. A1thougb Oxford Street and the Oxford Bridge are adequate, the presence of rai1road tracks adjacent to Santa Fe cause the OXford access to be unsatis- factory. Therefore, access into the core area ~ou1d need to be via Federa1 north to U. S. #285 and east on U. S. #285 into the core area. This access, though not hampered by a rai1road crossing or other such obstacles may be too s1ow for the ~ajar fire in the east core area for a second response company. The one station concept at Hampden a~d Bryant ~u1d provide adequate and direct response into the core area with no obstac1es other than normal traffic patterns. The two station concept at Oxford and Federal and Tejon and Dartmouth ~ou1d cause problems ~ith both 1ocations-As oxford and Federal has been exp1ored# ~e ~i11 dea1 with the station at Tejon and Dartmouth. rt ~ou1d be necessary for access into the core area from Tejon and Dartmouth to utilize Shoshone south to U. S. #285 east to the core area. Dartmouth cou1d not be used with con- fidence as the railroad crossing prob1em exist~ at Darbmouth and Santa Fe. Therefore. response distance wou1d be inadequate on a second alarm fire in the southeast core area. rt is the opinion of Fire Chief Hamilton, however, that the quick acceleration on the pumpers and 1adder trucks wou1d cause the prob1em of access to the ~ore area for second and third response • • '32xl - J - page 6 Mr. Di..a1. August 1.0. 1973 --- fires to be far 1.ess important than p1acement for first response coverage west of the South P1atte River. A1.so. we have not men- tioned that east-west access routes such as Dartmouth and Oxford ~ay be target areas for underpasses or other such improvements in the future. a p II -- , 1 - - , --- OXFORD LAND USE STATION AND FEDERAL 1970 GENERALIZED RESJ:D~'TIAL MEDJ:UM RESJ:DENTIAL LOW BUSINESS J:HDUSTRY PARKS 1"5 .MXLE RADrus 2 MJ:LB RADJ:US ·- • • 1'32 xl - • • - HA.M.PDEN AND BRYANT STATION GENERALIZED LAND USE 1970 . .., .. .. RES:J:DENT:J:AL MEDIUM RES:J:DENT:J:AL LOW BOS:J:NESS :J:BDOSTRY 1is M:J:LB RAD:J:US 2M~ RADIOS SH8 RXDIIUJ II • • '32xl • • .. - - lml RES:I:DENT :I:AL . MED:I:UM 1§1 RES:I:DENT:I:AL ~ Ill BUS:I:NESS D :DiiDOSTRY D PARKS 1Js M:I:LE RAD:I:US 2 M:I:LE RAJ> :I: OS ~-:=a-;;:4 I SHER.:I:J:IIIUl -"' • • + "rBJON AND ~'TMIOt:JTH • OXFORD AND PBDBRAL 'a2xl • -• .. - liml RESIDENTIAL . MEDIUM ~ RESIDENTIAL LOW !II BUSINESS D INDUSTRY D PARKS l.~ MILE RADIUS 2 MILE RADIUS -;a;:-::.r....-;;;· SHER~DAN ---• • ·+ ZUNI AND BATES • OXFORD AND FEDERAL '32xl ---- - STAT ION FEDERAL l. 9 SO OXFORD AND LAND USE --- IZED GENERAL RESI-DENTIAL EU:GH RESI-DENTIAL MEDIUM BUSINESS I-NDUSTRY PARKS MILE 1~xus 2~5 -• ,32xl - 1- • • - HAMPDEN AND BRYANT STATXON GENERALIZED LAND USE 1980 RESXDENTXAL RXGH RESIDENTIAL MEDXUM BUSINESS rHDUSTRY PARKS 1~ MILE RADIUS ----2 MILE RADIOS • • • • . . - • .... • RESXDENTXAL HXGH RESXDENTXAL MEDXUM BUSXNESS X:NDUSTRY PARKS J..~ MXLE RADXUS 2 MXLE RADXUS ZUHX AND BATES OXFORD AND FEDERAL --, I • • '32xl ·. ' / '/ • • - RESIDENTIAL HIGH RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM BUSINESS INDUSTRY PARKS u~ MILE RADIUS ----2 MILE ... • RADIUS SHERIDIUO TEJON AND ~OUTH OXFORD AND FEDERAL ' I • • '32xl 1 - •. • • - .. STRUCTURAL FIRES FOR TEME PERIOD 1.963-1.973 TOTAL-1.35 FIRES AVERAGE-1.4 PER YEAR HIGH YEAR-1.966-27 FIRES L~ YEARS-1.964-71.-72-8 FIRES EACH RESIDENTIAL-65% INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL-24% OTB.ER-1.1.% • • '32xl --. ·~ - rl.)...)O .ST/7 770AJ f:=QUcP/"n E:,\.JI CC>n?PL..IE" /?'7 -E",:.-J;~ /-.7//£.££ .i?h?Y L},;~/vErJ;I/2U / -7ZtJD Gr>C? DI!.!VE TD2 c. C..o ~,...,...A ~ ~:::» C:>R.. ~E Sc....\j E LADDER \ --- 'a2xl - - •. • . ... - STA TIOAJ E O~•Pfl1 E/IJT Co A7 P.c.~~~.n.Jr rOVR. 13A V OR.c OE IH RU _LADDER. Rr=sER.oE fam PER.. -. • '32xl - - / / / ......... ........... ........... --- JEFFERSON AND FOX STATION UDCATION .. 2 KXLE tq.D:rtlS \ II - - '32 xl - 1- • • - ......... ~ St:aruey H. ~al. C1t:y Manager --August: 31. 1973 ....._Ernest: P .. R.o~ns. Director o'f Parks & Recreation ..-:w• DESIGN FOR KIOSKS IN FLOYD PARK 1 would like t:o receive approvalt:o adopc: a desi.gn for the Kiosks t:o be placed in Floyd Park. TI:>ese will be made of conc:rer:e in t:he shape of' large mushrooms which will fit: int:o t:he t:heme adopc:ed for t:he playground appa.ra~s -••Narure·· _ enc:. Design draWing II • • '32xl - -- • • .. - ~ ·-c ...... __.. August 30 , 1973 Sta n l..ey H. D i al.. City Mana ger Kel..l..s Waggoner Director o 1 Publ..i c works PROPOSED SOUTH METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC PLAN Attached ~& a copy o1 the .. P dep::Lct::Lng proposed two- l..ane. 1our-1ane . and six-l..ane through ways within tbe South Metropo1::Ltan area. Tb::L& pl..an :La tbe resu1t o1 several.. ~eet::Lngs between -.oat o1 the eot::Lt::Les invo1ved ; tbe Cbaaber o~ c~erce.a o1 both L::Lttl..eton and Eagl..ewood, and o1 tbe interested parties. The co--unities are presenting tbeae .. pa to their City Counsel...& 1or c~nts and or ~prove.aents. ~~ ~~-:::; K.el...1& Waggoner Director o1 Publ...::Lc Works JCW:ar BDc1osure • • '32xl • ... -Stao~ey H. Dia1 City Manager Kel..l.s WagQooer • • - ~ n• ce•eet~IM +_,__ ~ August 30 , 1973 Director o1 Publ..ic Works PROPOSED SOUTH METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC PLAN Attached is a copy o1 the .. P depicting proposed t:·wo- l..ane, 1our-1ane , and &Lx-1ane through ways within tbe South Me~ropol..itan area. This p1an is the resu1t o1 several.. .eetings between .ast o1 tbe entities invol..ved; tbe Cha~r o1 eo--erces o1 both Littl..eton and Engl..ewood, and o1 the interested parties. The communities are presenting these .. ps to their City Counsel..& 1or co--ents and or improve~nts. ~L.. ~~~~~·---- l!tel..l..s Waggoner Director o1 Publ..ic Works JtW:ar BDc1oaure • • '32 x l - 1- TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT : • .. • - Stan1ey H. Dia1,. C~ty Manager Ja•es L. Supinger,. Oirector o f Coaaunity oeve1o~ent August 29,. 1973 STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REQUESTS: 197~-1975 WORK PROGRAM Pursuant to your request in a aeao dated August 20,. 1973,. a 1iat of pro~ect& to be inc1uded in the ~974 -~975 State Highway Oepartaent Work Prograa ia hereby aubaitted. Severa1 of the proposed pro~ecta are carried over ~ro. the 1973-~974 requests,. expanded in aoae i~atances to coordinate with the area-wide road ayatea which is being considered by the cities in tbie eection of Arapahoe County. None of the propoea1s conf1ict with the Master Street P1an and,. wbi1e there are soae points or departure from the Voorhees study,. there is no .-jor conf1ict. Tbia aatter bas not been referred to the City P1ann~nc and Zon::l.ng ec:--::1.ssi..on, as bas been. tbe prac::t:::l.ce t.·n. previ.oua years. because of t:be t:~gbt: t::1.ae acbedu1e. It: ~-p1ann.ed. however. t:o p1ace the _.t:t:er on the ••eada for tbe &ecu1ar ~eet:::l.n& o~ the Ca.aiss::l.on on Septeaber 5, '973. aa a po::l.n.t o~ ~nroraat::l.on. • • '32 xl - - • • - HIGHWAY WORK PROGRAM REQUESTS 1974 -1975 Each year at th i s t iDe, the aunicipa1 i t i es throughout the State eva1uate their tra~~ic prograa and su~it to their respective County Ca.miaeioners. a 1ist o~ those pro~ects for which there may be State or Federa1 monies avai1ab1e ror Lap1eaentation. Tbe County Coami&sioners then review these requests, a1ong with projects £or the unincorporated areas in their county. and prepare a ~oraa1 request on beba1f of the County with project& rated according to priority of need. Tbe County request is then su~itted to the Denver Regiona1 Counci1 of Goveruaenta for review and to the Highway eo--issioner& for epecia1 Hearing in the Fa11. It is on the basis of these requests tba~ the work pro- graa for the State Highway Oepart~ent ~s rorau1ated ror the ~o11ow~ng ~~&ca1 year which runs ~ra-Ju1y to Ju1y. A nuaber o~ the requests wb~cb are proposed ror inc1uaion in the ~974-,975 Work Progra• are carried over rroa requests --de ~n prev~ous years. -~tb -od~r~cations as necessary to confora with the area-wide road systea which is being considered by the severa1 •unicipa1ities in Western Arapahoe County. These requests are being •ade once again because tbe pro~ects are of continuing concern; essentia1 not on1y to the City of Eng1ewood•s traffic pattern. but to the area traffic circu1ation p1an. Not being ab1e to anticipate the rina1 Core Area Deve1opaent P1an. an e~fort baa been --de to ~•ke the requests sufficient1y ~1exib1e. particu1ari1y in re1ation to u.s. 285. that there wi11 be no ~•~or conr11ct. Wb~1e there is so.e variation ~rca the Voorhees Report. there is no aa~or d~sagre--ent and the requests con~ora to the Master Street P1an. with the poeeib1e ezception of Ya1e Avenue. The ro11owing are the requeete to be inc1uded in the 1974-~975 Highway Depart•ent Work Prograa: A. Construction pro~ects on the State Highway Systea: 1 . South Santa Fe Drive : Widen and ~prove to a six-1ane --~or arteria1. continuing the construction pro~ect wb~cb is now under way ~n Denver South to I-470. -1- • • , - • -- 2.. Construct a crade separation at the inter- aect:i..on o~ Weat O.rt.aou.tb Avenue and so·ut.b Santa P'e Drive .. 3. Conet~c~ a grade eeparat~on at the ~nter aectLpn or West Qu~ncy Avenue and South Santa Fe Drive .. 4.. Construct an overpass ror West Union Avenue and West TU1t& Avenue at their intersection with South Santa Pe Drive .. s. 6. Conatruct a srade •eparation at the t.nter- ••ction o~ We•t Be11evt.ew Avenue and South S•nta Fe Dr:l.ve. Construct a grade aeparation at the Inter- aection or South Univereity &ou1evard and u.s. 285. 7.. Ia.ta11 a etora ••••r at South Federa1 Bou1evard and We•t Union Avenue .. B.. Couatruct Be11evt.ew Avenue to rour 1anes ~ra. South Peori..a Stre-et to South Sheridan Bou1evard .. 9.. Inata11 ator. in1•t• on the north aide or West Be11eview Avenue ~roa South E1a~~ Street to a:.t.._c ory creek. 10. Coa.atruct South P'edera1 Bou1evard to -r.our 1anea -r.roa Weet Be11ev~ew Avenue to Weat Bow1ee Avenue. B. Add~t~one to tbe Federa1 A~d Urban Syete.: ~. south C1ark.aon Street ~roa Baat Ya1e Avenue to Eaat Dry Creek Road. 2. South w.:l.a.der..ere Street 1'ra.. West Kenyon Avenue to O.tee Parkway. -2- • • - 1 - • 3. - • - Dart~outb Avenue ~rom South University Bou1evard to Soutb Federa1 Dou1evard. 4. West Kenyon Avenue ~ra. South Broadway to South Santa Fe Drive. 5. Quincy Avenue ~rom South Yose~ite Street to ~outb Wadsworth Bou~evard. 6. West Union Avenue fro. South Winderaere Street to South Federa1 Bou1evard. 7. We-st Tuft& Avenue ~r.c..a. South Broadway to South Winderaere Street. C. Construction Pro~ects on the Federa1 Aid Urban Sy•te•: 1. South Broadway ~roa Ya1e Avenue to U.S. 285 to be widened to the •--e width ae South Broadway south o~ Quincy Avenue. providin« 1e~t-turu pockets. 2. South C1arkso·n Street to be constructed to two 1aoes ~roa U.S. 285 to East Orchard Avenue. 3. Quincy Avenue to be constructed to two 1ane& ~raa I-225 to South Wad&wortb Bou1evard. 4. South Winde~ere Street to be constructed to two 1anes rroa Weat ozrord Avenue to Gates Parkway. S. I-470 to be conatructed to aix 1anes. 6. U.S. 285: Appropriate aonie• to iap1eaent ••.1or :L•proveaente to be :l..ncor-porated :1.n the Eng1ewood Core Area Deve1o~nt P1an, which P1an i& to be reviewed and adopted by the Eng1ewood City Counc:1.1 and P1anning Ca.aiaaion at a •eeting on January 14. 1974. At 1eaat three a1ternative p1aDB ~or U.S. 285 wi11 be proposed by the Core Area conau1tant. Funds sbou1d be •et as:l.de at this t~e to iap1eaent the se1ected p1an_ -3- II - - - - - --- D. Topic&: 1. S~gna1~zation of the South Santa Fe -West Union and West Turta Avenues intersection as an in~eria ~easure pending comp1etion o~ A-4 above. One major c~ange that is eaerging in the City•s street p:Lan is the de-e•pha&i& or Ya1e Avenue as a major arteria1 fro. Federa1 Bou1evard e~•t across the South P1atte River. Because o£ it& proxV.ity to both Evans and u _ .. pc::len, Ya1e ••s considered the •ost 1ogica1 street to be deve1oped as an arteria1 through both Denver and Eng1ewood. Tbe deve1o~.ent or Ya1e aero&& the South PLatte River •itb an interchange at South Santa Fe Drive and/or the proposed Co1uabioe Freeway a1so opened up acce•• to Eng1ewood•s North- west Industria1 area. At this t~e. Va1e·s c1a&&ification is projected a& a co11ector street between South Broadway and South Un~versi~y Bou1evard.. Tbi& varies £roa both the Eng1ewood Master Street P1au and the Voorhees Report. in which report it sta~es. ·•T'be aa,jor advantage to the p1an (the opening and deve1o~ent o~ Ya1e Avenue) is that with continuity ~roa La.ar to Quebec Street. Ya1e is a favorab1e. and perhaps essentia1. re1ie~ va1ve for east-west trave1 pressures on Evans and U .. S .. 285 .. •• Other var~ations between the requests being ~ade at this ti•e and the Voorhees Report are grade separations being proposed at University and U .. S .. 285 and on South Santa Fe Drive at Quincy and Be11eview.. Tbese is a1so no request to inc1ude P1atte River Drive on the Urban Syetea at this ti111e .. With these po&sib1e exceptions. the requests iap1eaent a street p1an adapt:ab1e to the voorhees Report. Tbe Master Street P1an and t:be area-wide traf~ic pLan .. •. -- - • • .. ·-- PREVIOVS HIGHWAY WORK PROGRAM REOUESTS 1973-1974 Work Prograa Reca.aended by the City P1anning and Zoning Ca.a~ssion: Federal.. A:i..d Urban ~y -stea: Add 'to Sya't .. : a. Cl..ark&on ~roa Ya1e to Litt1eton Boul..evard and con.l!!ltruct. b. QUincy fro• Yoeeaite to Wadsworth ... c. Yal..e fro. University to Federal.. Boul..evard. d. Winderaere and Saat.a Fe ~ne rra-Ridce Road to .Kenyon ... e... Kenyon ~roa Santa Fe Drive to Broadway ... ~-Union Avenue froa Federal.. Bou1evard to Winderaere. g. TU~t.a fro-Winderaere to Broadway. Urban Syatea---Conatruction ProJects: a... Broadway ¥raa Ya1e to U.S. 285 to be widened to tbe aaae width as Broadway south of Quincy. providing l..e~t-t.urn pockets ... Construction ProJects: a. f•prove Weat Dart.aoutb Avenue at ita inter- section wit.b South Santa Fe Drive by widening botb the east and west approaches to acca.aodate two 1aaes ~D eacb d~rect~on. witb a 1e~t-turn pocket. It ~-reca.aended that tbe weet ap- proach be 300 ~eet 1onc aad that the east approach be 250 ~eet 1onc . There ia a 60 ~oot r~cbt-o1-way on DarTaoutb. aad ~t ie propoeed that 56 ~eet o~ tbis rigbt- o£-way be uti1ized ror the tra~~ic 1anea and 1e~t-turn pocket--the 1ert-tura pocket wou1d be 10 ~eet wide and the two inner 1ane& 1, ~eet wide. and the two outside 1ane& 12 ~eet wide. • • - - Topics: • • .. - b. Broadway ~ra. U.S. 285 to Quincy to be widened to the same width as Broadway south or Quincy -~tb a painted •edian providing 1eft-turn pocket&. c. Widen Be11eview rro. C1arkson to Santa Fe with 1eft-turn pockets at those intersections wher·e a study shows they are warrante-d. d. South Santa Fe Drive widened and ~proved to a &Lx-1ane aa~or arteria1. e. l•prove.ents to tbe Santa Fe Drive and West Union Avenue intersection. extendiQC Un~on across Santa Fe to Winder.ere and tben.. tyinc into West Turte Avenue. f. Insta11 stora sewer at Federa1 and Union. g. Stora in1eta on the north side of Be11eview ~ra-E1ati to Big Dry Creek. .. Sig"na1ization or the Santa Fe/Un.ion intersection . Arapahoe County Highway Bequests For 1973 -1974 (Eng1ewood) Construc~ion ProJec~s on ~~ate Hishwaya: A-1 A-3 A-5 A-7 South ~-n~a Fe Drive -Eaa~ Ya1e Avenue ~o Int.eret.at:e 470 .. South Broadway -Ha•pden Avenue to Quincy Avenue. Interstate 470 Be11eview Avenue -South C1arkson Street. to ~be South P1at.te River. -6- • • , • • • - A-8(a) I•prove West Dart.Outb Avenue at it& interaect~on with Santa Fe Drive. (b) Iaprove intersection at Santa Fe Drive with West Union Avenue and West Tu~t& Avenue. (c) Ineta11 stora sewer at South Federa1 Bou1evard and West Union Avenue .. (d) Inata11 stora in1eta on north aide o~ Weat Be11eview Avenue .. Ooa.truction ProJects on Federa1 Aid Urban Syste•: B-2 South Broadway -Ya1e Avenue to Haapden Avenue widen to ••-• width as South Broadway eoutb or OU1.1'lc:y Avenue .. B-3 South C1ark&on Street -Litt1eton Bou1evard to Ya1e Avenue .. Additions to Federa1 Aid Urban Syetea: E-1(a) South C1ark&on Street rrom East Ya1e Avenue to East Litt1eton Dou1evard and construct .. Topics : E-1 (b) Quincy Avenue ~roa South Yoe--ite Street to South Wadsworth Bou1evard .. (c) Ya1e Avenue rroa South Uo~veraity Bou1evard to South Federa1 Bou1evard. (d) Soutb W~nderaere Street aDd South Santa Fe Lane r~ R~dae Road to We•t Kenyo n Avenue. (e) West Un~ Avenue rroa Soutb Pedera1 Bou1evard to South w~uder.ere Street. (r) West Tu1ta Avenue rroa South Wiude~re Street to South Broadway. (g) West Kenyon Avenue ~roa South Santa Fe Dr~ve to Soutb Broadway. South Santa Fe ~i.ve and West Union Avenue signa1i-za tion. -7- II • • --. '32 xl l - • • - Construction Pl~t& on the State Highway System 1 . Widen to six .._._ major ..-....riM 2..~-3.G.-_.... ·-~ 5-Gr-.-~ion &.Gr.--· z--6.-tofaur-- aseann-'10-to-----. • - , .. i I • • • - Additions to the Federal Aiel Urban System ------..__ a. ........ w. tiD~ 'Z .. •• to w-........ __ .... -. • '32xl 1 i I • • - Construction projects on the State Highway ., • 'Widen s Baaed •s 2... Widen ~ two ...... 3.. w-. ... ._.-- 4. Widen to twwo lanes s. eonstnact x-•70 ( .-...._..) 6.. ..._._us 285 System __ _ ~---. • '32xl - -·. I j l A. Sigroti__.ion -Tufts a. ~---Union --- Topics II . • '32xl • 1 - • ·-- ------------------------------------~'·-------------------- 4(F) M EMORA N D UM City m Engltnlrood -------- To: -------------------- Sta.n.1ey H. D:La1, Ci.ty Manager 3400 South Bat.i Street E~. C.O.or.-do 801't0 Phcn-. (303) 7 4!5'1 -1140 From: Kar1 No11enberg er, DLrector o£ FUnance E. P. Romans. Dire ctor of P a rks and Recreat~on Harry N. Tay1or, Pu.rchasi.ng Agent Subject: A11-purpose Basketba11 Courts and Parking Lot Renovat i on Date: August 30, 1973 1. Sea1ed bids ~ere receLved August 29 7 1973 for the construction of three a11-pu..rpose ba.sket:ba11 courts (Jason Park, Centennial.. Park, Bates-Logan Park), and the Hi11er Fie1d park~ 1ot re- novation.., with the £o11ow-i:ng resu1ts: C0111pa.n.y Ma1ott and Peterson-Grundy Pavecoat of Co1orado, Inc. CC!DJ>&n. y McBride E1ect:ric Co. Schedu1e 1. 2. & 3 Schedu1e 10 Tota1 Bi.a $6,743.40 6,310.62 Tota1 Bi.c!. $400.00 No bids received on itema 1, 2, & 3 of Schedule 1, 2, & 3, or on Schedu1es 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9. 2. A11 b:l..dders a>et speci.£i.cat:l..on.s. 3. The Engineers • esti.m.a.te of cost for items 4 through 7, Schedu1e 1, 2, and 3 was $9,795.00. The Eng:l..neers' esti.mate o£ cost £or Schedu1e 10 was $138.60. 4. Funds were budgeted 1972 i.n the Pub1i.c Improvement Fund. Funds are approprLated ~ suffic~ent amounts to accamodate th~s bid_ • •• <~ • • • Stan1ey H. DLa1. CLty Manager Page 2 August 30. 1973 • • ... - 5. 39 prospect~ve b~dders were persona11y notLf~ed encourag~g partLcLp&tLon Ln the bLdding on varLou.a sche~1es. Procedure Fo11owed: Advert:l.se111ent -DaL1y Journa.1 - 6 consec:utLve weeks WrLtten XnvLt&tLon to BLd -by m&L1 to 39 proapectLve bLdders Converse by phon..e on two separate oc:.c.aai..on.a ~tb. proapecti..ve bLdders to encourage bLdding. 6.. R.e.cc::JaKAen.d the 1~ and best b:Ld £rc::.a. Pavecoat of Co1orado., Xn.c. of $6.310.62 be accepted and award made. R.ec~d the bLd fr.-McBride E1ectrLc C.-pany of $400.00 not be accepted. Recommend CLty (Department of Pub1Lc Works and Parka & R..ecrea.ti..o:n) a.b&orb those projects :Ln wh.i..c..h no bi..d received and reLmbursed for expenses by Federa1 Grant cover~ tota1 pro..)ect. Itar1 No11enberger D~ector o£ F~ce ~R-Tay1or Pure s:U>g Agent D:Lrector of Parka 6. R.ecreatLon • • , - - --- BID TABULATION Ba.sketba-11 Courts & Parking Lot. Renovation C J.ty o f EDQ1~. Co1ora.do Name of BJ.dder:._ ___________________ _ BJ.d Bond (1 0 %)·-------------------- Equal Opportu.nJ.ty Certificallon'------------ BJ.dder" c Questionnaire (BQ-1 ~ 5) _________ _ BJ.dder"s Proposal (BP-1 ~ 2) ____________ _ AddendUDl No. 1 ReceJ.ved. ______________ _ Addend.un No. 2 Rec:eJ.ved ______________ _ Bi.d Schedules ~ , 2, and 3 ITEM DESCRIPTION .1 1 Excavation 2 Gravel Base _3 Asphalt 4 Laykold 5 PaJ.ntJ.ng 6 Goals 7 Color Coet: TOTALS BJ.d Scbedu1e 4 BJ.d Schedule 5 BJ.d Schedule 6 BJ.d Schedule 7 BJ.d Schedule 8 BJ.d Schedule 9 Bi.d Schedule l.O II • • 'a2 x l 1 - l- --- TQ, SUBJECT' T'be Hex1o:rable M..ayor and Members of" the .ED.glew-ood. City Council St:an.lcy H. Dial. CUy Manager Augu.s~ 31. 19"73 PURCHASE OF FIRE PUMPER Att:a.cbed la a D1eD10 fro.Dl. BUl Ha.m._llt.ou.. Flre ChieJ:. reconunendt.Dg tbe pur- chase oL a 1..250 GPM (Gallons Per Minute) fire puDJ.pe.r. The DUXJ.lea for tb.:Ls fire pun1pe.r ($53. 000) are t.ocluded in the Pub1lc I.l:n.prov~t: Fund buclget MUch La being sent: t;o you In t.h.i_s pa.cke·t £or your oonslde:rat:lc:.1 ... As you are aw-are. aDd as you 'Will read in. tbe COP"'I'Dentary oa. t.be-P\lbUc b:nprove:D1ell.t. Fund. "We are recoDl.JD.eDdi.ng t:b.a..t .ve go ~a al.x: qu.a.rt.er buc:Jcet coocept. on thla fund .vith. a quarterly review" a.od. rea.lloc:::atioa of" projec:t.s. "Ibls W'lll allow fur JD.ore fie.xibOity and tnaure tb.at. fiD1d.e wnl not. be tied up t.n projects t:ba.t. are several nulnths aw-ay fr001 Unp.leED-ea~lon. The purchase of" thls f"lre truck: ls the first. step lJ1 the Unple.D1e!D-t:a.t::loa of tbl.a concepL While W'e originally intended to reconuneod this to you in. the 1974 PubJic lul.proveD:l.eDt. Fund. the funds are avallable DOW" and. the spectfi- -ca.HCX18 are ready Lor purcha.se. I therefore r~ t;o you the f:ollow-l.Dg: 1. Purchase of' the 1250 GPM Fire PuD1per lD:unedlately 'OVlth rnOIIHes w be rea.aatgned. &oDJ. the Iltart.:l:nouth-Sa.D.t:a. Fe lDteraecti.oo. l.D1.prov~eat:a a IDee the J.aU;er projec~ ls oo~ re-...:r w begin. 2. For rea.sooa set c::JUt lD the Cble.f•a J:D..e:IDOranduzn. t:bat. the COCIDcll .valve the .requlre......U. of' bidding IIDd allow purchase through oeaoUaUCXl 1.n accordance with t:be Charter provt.slon.s. R.espec:Uully. /-e=a -&-<-?d.'._-_.&]~ STANLEY H. DIAL C~cy Manager SHD.d11 cc. VVUUarn A. Ha.nti1toa,. Fbce Clrlef' Karl Nollenberger • .Director oL FtaaD.ce -!(d) II • - , - - • • -- ·-- ~ .... \c:::MIA.ICJUM TOw Mr. Stan1ey H. Dia1, City Ma.n_a.ger D.&.: ... ~ Chief Hami1ton. Fire Department Purchase of One 1250 GPM Diese1 Rep1acement Pumper I am certa.in1y enthusiastic about the probabi1it:y th.at within the very near future we may be a11o~ed to proceed with the purchase of the new rep1acement pumper c~rrent1y schedu1ed and tentative1y approved for the 1974 pub1ic. i.mprovement expe·nditure. I fee1 that it is extreme1y good judgement to proceed, particu1ar1y at this t~e of the year. for two basic reasons. First, to beat the price increases and second is to get the jum_p on the purchase rush by other depar~ents that may occur in the first part of 1974. I have been in to~ch with one 1oca1 representative and a1so the Pierce Hanu£acturing Company in App1eton, Wisconsin, and they have ~ndicated t~ severa1 price increases have been incurred within the past sixty days and that others are anticipated soon. I have a1so been assured that once a bid is finmed and a contract t~~~d~~~e~~!~c:i1i :~~!~~iiyt~= b~~= ~;c~~:s::n~~t~:r. Early in 1970 we established a set of basic specifications for fire e~ines. This was done for the prLmary reason of standardi- zation. Ma..Jor concerns of extended longevity,. low operati.ng costs and maintenance were a1so taken into consideration. Basica11y,. these specifications are as fo11ows: C1ncinnati Cab Sty1e Body SV 71 Detroit Diesel Engine 6-Speed A11ison Transmission Watrous Pump Chassis consistent with weight 1oads and use specifications All other accessories specified on such a pumper are,. to a large degree,. standard equipment manu£actured specifically for the fire service by three prUnary manu£acturing concerns • Our last three pieces of new equipment,. namely the 85 ft. Snorke1 in 1969. the 1250 GPM diese1 pumper 1n 1972 and the 1250 GPH diesel pumper Tele-Squrt in 1972,. were all manufactured by Pierce Manufactur i ng Company of Appleton,. Wisconsin. The manu- fact~re of fire equipment is their prLmary business. Pierce makes a11 of the bodies for Snorke1, Oshkosh and Pierce fire equipment. II -- '32 xl - - • • • .. ·-- Mr. Dia1 Page 2 They a1so do a majority of the body work for Mack, Seagraves, ~~:~·m::~;~~r~r~fcfi~de~~~~=~t,p~~c~si!n~~iy0 ~~~~,5 and we fee1 they are one of the better m.an.u..factu.rers of fire . equ.i..pm.ent.. Pierce uses and j .nst:.a11s on1y Wa.trou..s p'UIIlps in fire apparatus, which is consistent with our specifications. I am recommending tba£ we consider negotLating for this ~~f~~u!f~:.~!1~u~~s~~ ~~: ~~i~!~s~~~;~ ~!c.~!erce and a representative from Pierce Manu£acturing Company. I am recommending this procedure rather than going through the 1engthy process of biddi.ng such a pi.ece of equipouent. Jtespect~fu11y. · /.;~~~~--~ aD. A. LTON Fire Chief WAH/ms • • , - • • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~ SCHWAB BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 3D • SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDI~E APPROVING AN AGREEI'£NT BETWEEN .THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, ARAPAHOE COUNTY. COLORADO. THE CITY OF GREENWOOD VILLAGE. COLORADO. DOUGLAS COUNTY. COLORADO. AND VTN COLORADO. INC. RELATING TO PAYMENT OF A DRAINAGE ENGINEERING STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR A SOLUTION ~~~~~~G~P;~~~CY~ CONTROL OF BIG DRY CRREK. AND WHEREAS, the Urban Drai..nage an.d F1ood Cont:ro1 DLstd ct. the C~ty of Eng1ewood, Co1orado, Arapahoe County, Co1orado, The Ci..ty of Li..tt1eton, Co1orado, the Ci..ty of Greenwood Vi..11age, Co1orado, Doug1a.s County. Co1ora.do. and VTN Co1orado. Inc.. are de a i.rou.a of entering i.nt::o an agre:em.ent:: by whi..ch VTN Co1orado, Inc .• a professi.on- a1 engi..neering corporat::i..on, sha11 provide certain p1ana and service& re1at::ing to drainage of Big Dry Creek; and _ WHEREAS, VTN Co1-orado, Ia.c. sha11. rec.;::l.ve the &\.DD. of $25,640.00 for such p1ans and services. NOW • THEREFORE • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. aa fo11ows: Sect::l.on 1.. "'."hat ·the Ci.t:y of· En.gl.e-wooc:l, Col.orado. a _h.a11 enter :Lnto an agreement: ~th the Urban Dra.i..nage and Fl.ood Con_t:ro1 DLst:ri..ct:,. the City of Eng1ewood. Co1oradq, Arapahoe County. Co1orado. the City of Litt1eton. Co1orado. the City of Greenwood V:l.11age. Co1orado. Dou&1as County. Co1orado. and VTN Co1orado. Inc ••. accordi ng to the proviBLons of that: certain wr1t:teo i nstrument c:.apt::l.oned " AgreeioE:nt. Ha.j or Ora.Lna.geway P1a.n.n.:l...ng on Bi..g Dry Creek · (Arapahoe C .ounty):' wh:l.c:.b is attached hereto. con..siati...ng of f:l.fteen (15) typew-rit:t:en pages • and :Ls hereby incorporated by reference herein. Sai..d i..n.st:ruD~ent: provi.des : . (a) The emp1oyment: of VTN Co1orado. Inc .• as eng:l.neer to prepare drainage ~cer p1arining 0£ 7.J ~LLc& o£ ni..g Dry Cr~ck and 7.8 -m:L1e& of f1ood p:Lain de1:Lne~t::Lon of Bi.g Dry-Creek. -1- ·- • • '32 x l - - • • - ... (b) The devel.opment of a1ternate p1ans by VTN Co1orado, Inc. for dra~nage and f1ood contro1 of the Basin by working in fu11 coordination with staff members of dne various part~es and with other pub1ic and specia1ized. conau1tants. (c) Devel.opment of a benefit coat ana1yaia of a tota1 basin drainage contro1 p1an for each party to this Agreement .. (d) Preparation of reports and a.11 other neceaaa_ry docu- ments by VTN Co1orado. I.nc.. to ca..rry ou._t: t:he drainage pl.a.n recom- mendat:f..ons .. (e) VTN CoLorado. Lnc. shaLL rece~ve a totaL of $25.640.00 of wh~ch that share of the Ci.ty of EngLewood. Co1orado sha11 he $3.870.00. and VTN CoLorado. Inc. aha11 prov~de to a11 part~es here~n protective f...nsura.n.ce and :i...ndeaanif:l..cat:ioo for f..t:• ac:t:i.vit:Lea .. Section 2 .. 'Zbe Ci.t:y Counc~1 of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. here- by autho~zes the Mayor of the C~ty of EngLewood. Co1orado. to sub- ac~be hi.s n-to aa~d Agreement on and ~ beha1f of the Ci.ty Counc~L and the C~t:y of EngLeW'ood. CoLorado. Secti.on 3. Lnas-.ch -the deve1~11t of proper fLood cootro1 and dra~n-e of B:l.g Dry Creek ~ eaaent~a1 for the aafet:y froa f1ood- f..ng of the ci.t~ns of the C~ty of EQSJ.ewood. CoLoz::ado. the Ci.ty Counc~L hereby f~da <ad dete~• ttutt: aa -rseacY ex1.ata and that: the enact::::alent of t:he foregoing ordinance i.a nec.e••&ry for the ~df...ate preservat:i._on of pub1i._c bea1t:h. peace. sa.fet:y and good order; therefore. thf...s Ordi..n.ance sba.11 becc:..e ef£ecti..ve upon pub1i..- cat~on fo1Low~ fi.I1A1 pubL1.cati.on .. Introduce_d • read ~ fu11 and p-aed on f1.rat read:i.ng on the 20th day of August. 1973. Pub1i.shed -a Bi.11 for .ian Ordi.nance on ~ 23rd Day of • August. 1973. -2- ~-----~~ -· • • - - • • --- Read by t:Lt1e and passed on f:Lna1 rea.d:Ln.g on the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1:Labed by t:Lt1e as Ord:Lnance No. of 1973. on the 6th day of SepteDiber. 1973. Mayor ArrEST: ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Treaaurer -----• Ser:Les x. K&r1 No11enberger 0 do bereby cert:Lfy that the above and forego:I..Dg :La a true • ..:.curate .ad ~1ete copy of an Ord:L.naace passed on f::Ln.a1 read~ and pub1:Labed by t:Lt1e -Ord:Laaoce No. Ser:Lea of 1973 • -3- - II • • 1- 1- • • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~ SCHWAB BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. • SERIES OF 1.973 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE.H::NT BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONrROL DISTRICT • ARAPAHOE COUNTY • COLORADO. THE CITY OF GREENWOOD VILI..AGE. COLORADO. DOUGLAS COUNTY. COLORADO. AND VTN COLORADO. INC. RELATING TO PAYMENT OF A DRAINAGE ENGINEERING STUDY FOR DEVELOPHENr OF PLANS FOR A SOLUTION OF DRAINAGE PROBLEMS AND CONTROL OF BIG DRY CRREK AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. • WHEREAS. the Urba.n Dra:L.na.ge and F1ood Contro1 Di.._std ct,. the City of EngLewood,. Co1orado, Arapahoe County. Co1orado,. "'."'b.e City of Li..tt1eton, Co1orado, the C~ty of Greenwood Vi..11age. Co1orado,. Doug1a..s County ,. Co1orado,. and VTN Co1orado, Inc:.. are desi.rou.s of entering into an agreement by which VTN Co1orado,. Inc .• a professi.on- a1 engineeri.ng corporat::Lon,. sha11 provi..de certain p1ans and services re1ati..ng to drainage of Bi.g Dry Creek; and . WHEREAS, VTN Co1--orado, Inc .. sha.11 receive the sum of $25.640.00 for such p1ans and services. NOW • THEREFORE • BE IT ORDAINED BY DIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. -fol.l.aws: Sect:f..on 1. 'Tb..at: the C:i.t:·y of. En.g1eW"'OCC. Co1orado,. aha.11 enter i._nt:o an agreeDJent: ~th the Urban Dra~age and F1ood Contro1 Di...sc.~ct, the City of Engl.ewood., Co1ora.dq, Arapahoe Cou..nty., Co1orado. the City of Litt1eton, CoLorado, the City o£ Greenwood Vi11age. Co1orado., Ooug 1as County, Co1orado., and VTN Co1orado., Inc .•• accordi..ng to the provLsLons of that certain WT1tten L nstrument capti..oned •• Agree~~~~ent. Major Ora.in.age"W"ay P1a.n.ni..ng on Big Dry Creek (Arapahoe County):• which . is attached hereto, co.n.sisti..ng of f:l.fteen (1.5) type~tten pages. and ~s hereby Lncorporated by refereoce herein. Sai..d -Ln.stru:ment provides: · . (a) The eD1p1oyment of VTN Co1orado., Inc-., as eng:Lneer ~o prepare drainage ~cer p~anning 0£ 7.5 mi1es o£ Big Dry Creek and 7. 8 mi.l.es-of fl.ood p1a.in de l.i..ne~t~on of B:l..g Dry-Creek • -1.- •• p • • '32xl - - • • ·-- ... (b) The deve1opment of a 1 ternate p1ans by VTN Co1orado, Inc. for drainage and f1ood contro 1 of the BasLn by work ing i n fu1 1 coordination W"itb sta£f me..Dlbers of the various parties and W"ith other pub1ic and specia1Lzed_ consu1t:ants. (c) Deve1opment of a benefit cost ana1ysLs of a t:ot:a1 basin drainage con.t:ro1 p1an. for each pa.rt:y to th:Ls Agree:ment: .. (d) Preparation of reports a..:n.d a1·1 other necessa.ry doc:u- ~nts by VTN Co1ora.do., Inc: .. to carry c:n.xt the dra.i...n.age p1ao. rec:CJID- 'IIeDda.t:i..ons .. (e) VTN Co1orado. Inc . sha11 rece~ve a tota~ of $25.640.00 of "Which that: share of the City of Eo.g1e"WOod • Co1orado sha11 be $3.,870 .. 00., and VTN Co1orado, Inc .. sba11 p~~de t:o a11 parties hereLn protective ins-urance and Lnc::lem.n.i.ficat:ion. for its .ac:t:1.vit:i..es .. Section 2 .. UJ.e Cf..t:y Cou.nc1..1 of the City of En.gl.ewood,. C ·ol.ora.do,. here- by a:u.thorizes the Mayor of the City of Engl.ewood,. Co1orado., t:o sub- sc~be his name to said Agreement on and in beha1£ of the City Counc~1 and the C~ty of Eng1-ood. Co1orado. Section 3 .. In&&:'DIUC:b as the devel.opa~ent of proper f1c::JtOd control. and dra.i.nage of Bi.g Dry Creek .i.s essent:La1 for the safety f~ f1ood- :l..ag of the c.i.t:Lzens of the C~ty of Eng~wood. Co1orado. the C~ty Counci..1 hereby finds .._ nd determi:oes that: an e'llle.rge.n.cy e:x::i..ats and that the enactment of the foregoing ord~nce is necessary for tbe ~diate preservation of pub1ic hea1tb. peace. safety and good order; therefore. th~s Ordinance aha11 become effective upon pub1i- cat~on fo11ow~g f~na1 pub11.cat~on •. In.troduce.d • read in fu11 and pa.ssed on f.Lrat: read:l...n.g on the 20th day of August. 1973. Pub11.shed as a B~~1 for an Ord~nao.ce on the 23rd Day of - August. 1973. -2- • • '32xl - - • • ·-- Re..:f by t::l.t:I.e -p-aed on f~ re-:l..ng on the 4t:b day of Sept:etaber. 1973. Pubi.:Lsbed by t::Lt:I.e as Ordinance No. o£ 1973. on t:be 6th day of Sept:-r. 1973 • .&TrEST: ex off:l.c:l.o C:l.t:y C1erk Treaaurer -----• Ser:Les I • Kar1 Mol.1enberger. do -reby c::ert:::l..fy t:b.at the ~ve ....._d forego:l.ag 1.& a true • .ec:u.r~ -~1ete copy of an Ord:Ln.......ee --d on f1.Da.1 re-1na -pub1:La-by t1.t:1e as Ord:Ln.anee No. Se~ o£ 1973. -3- • • - 1 - • • • - {3)1(...--.-.-J INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI~o __ _:_::._ _____________ _ A BILL FOR AN OIU>I.HANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 7 • CHAP'rER 7 • TITLE XI: • '69 E .M.C. • ENTITLED O~NSES RELATING TO MORALS BY DEFl:NING AND PROHIBITING 'I.'HE P~ON OF OBSCENITY. AND PROH:I:BmNG 'I.'HE PUBLIC DISPLAY OF OBSCE~ MA'l:ER1AL 0 WITHIN 'I.'HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. NOW. ~FOliE. BE IT ORD&I~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'J:RE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. -fol.l.owa: Sec::t-Lon 1.. That Sect~on 1.1.-7-7 of t-'69 E.M..C. :La -reby re-a.l.ed and reenacted -fol.l.ows: 1.1.-7-7: DEFINITION A. Aa u.aed 'Ln. tb..:L.a sect:S..on.. un1eas the c.onte:x·t ot:b.erw1...ae requ.i__rea: (1..) ••()bac:.enen me.an.a that wh..i..c:.h appea1a to the pru.rJ..ent t...ntereat i..n nudt...ty. sex. sexual.. e:x.ci..te- --n.t • e.xcreti..on.., aadf..._. ..,..oc:.h.:l.. ... ., or a.edo- -..oehi..stt...c abuse. and whi..c.b ~-patentl..y offen- a~ve i-n deacr~bi-ng. portrayi-ng. or deal.Lqg wi-tb aueh ....-tt::era .-m.d 'Wh.i..ch. taken aa a whol..e. 1-.::ka se~oua l..i..terary. arti..stf..c. po1i..ti..ca1. or sc.Lenti..f:l..c va1ue. (2) '"Mate~a.l." means anytbi-ng wh~ch i-a capabl.e of bei..ng u.aed or adapted to arouse i..ntereat. whether th.rou.gb. the 'lllle-di..um of rea.d'Ln.g., obaervat:l..on.. sound or any other manner. (3) ''Perfo:r~DaElCe'' ..ean.a any pl..ay • ..:>t:t...on pi..ctu.re. dance or other exb1bi..ti..on • -1.- • • '32xl - - • • • - (4) .. ProlDOte" 'IJJieaD..S to produce, dt..rect. perform. in, ma.nu..fa.c:.tu.re, issue, se11, gi..ve., provide, 1end. 1D.&i1, de1iver, transfer, pub1ish, d~str~bute, circulate, dissemdnate, present, exhi..bi..t, or advertise or offer or agree to do any of these things. (5) .. Nudity" "'Olle an.& the show-i..a.g of the bum.a.n 'ID..ale or £ema1e genita1s. pubic area, or buttocks ~th 1ess than. a fu11 opaque coveri..ng thereof • or the. shoW"in.g of the £ema1e bre.aat w-ith 1ess than a fu11y opaque covering of any portion thereof bel.ow the top of the n..i..pp1e • or the depi..cti..on of covered u:aa..1e gen.i..ta1s in a discerni..b1y turgid state. (6) "M:La.or" IDe an.& any person who h.aa not reached h-Ls e~ghteenth b~rthday_ (7) ''Sel!C'UA1 c.oo.du.c.t'' 11111!.&11& acts of Ul.a&t:u..rbat:i....on. homc:»•~1i.. t y • se..x:ua1 :J...n.te rcou.ree • or phya i...c:::.al. contact ""-.tb a person' • c1otbed or u.nc::1o't:hed ge_n..:.l..ta1.a • pub i.e. are-a, bu.ttoclc.s or 1..£ auc..h person be a £e:2D&1e • breaat. (8) ••se:xu..a.1 e:xc.i-c:~nt•• -ans the condi..ti..on o£ the. bua:aan -...1e or £~e ge_n..i..ca1.a. when i..n the ac.ate o£ •e.:x:u&1 •t:i .. ~ .. l.ati...on or arou.sa1 .. (9} •'Seclrrzochi...asi..-c e-uae•• meaa.s f1agge1ati..oa or eort::u::re b or upoa a peraon c:l..oth.ed :Ln. under&• •t•. a ..-..k.. or b~ coat:...-. or the con.di..t:f..oa. of bel...:.a& £e.tte..re-d • bo'UDd or o.c:b.erw:Lae pbys:i.ca11y re.at:rat...Ded on the pa.rt o.£ a person ao c 1othed .. ( 1.0) .-.lt.n.owi.._n,s;1yn ne.en.s hav:i...ng genera1 k.n.owl..ed.,e o£ • or reason t:o 'lc:rl.c::JlW. or a be.1t..ef or gound for be11...ef wbLch W"&rrant:s furt:her i..n.apec.ti..on or inqui.ry of the c..b.arec:ter and conte..n.t: of any mat:.eri..a1 or perfo~ whi...ch i..a reasonab1y auacepti..b1e of examinati-on by a person. ... -2- • • '32 xl - - - - --- (11) ''Person'' JDea.n.s any 'La.d'Lv'i..dua1 corporation. aasoc'Lat~on., partnersh"Lp. trustee., 1easee., agent. or a..ssf..gnee ... B. PROMOTING OBSCENE MATERIAL -PROHIBITED It ~s .....u.-~ for any person lcn~l.y to: ( 1) ProGI!Ote or posses a w1. tb :Ln tent to pr01110t:.e. • any obscene m&ter~a1; or (2) Produce. pre-aen.t or di..re-ct any obscene pe rfo :I:"'DaD:C.e ; or (3) Part~c~pate ~n a port~on of .ay such performance wb...t..c:.h La obscene or con- t::r1..butes to i..ts obsc::.e_n..i...ty. C. OBSCENE MATERIAL -PUBLIC piSPLAY -PROHIBITED It aha.11 be un.1.-rfu..1 to d'L.ap1ay or cauae to be d~apl.ayed w:Lth:Ln the C1.ty ao that the •-c.a be seen from. any pu.bl..f..c -....11a • ~ • atreeta or a11eyw~ or from any other pub11..c:: pl..ecea or f~ w:Lth~ a publ.~c park. any aater1.al.. p1.ctor1.&1. re.p.reae.n.ta..t:Lon.., photograph. f...l..l..u.atrat::t..on. or adver- t_i_~t de.p:Lc::t::J.__aa obace.a..t..ty. a.ud:l...ty. or ae.xua.l.. conduct • or .-ny deac.ri..pt:l..on or adve.rtf._a.__nt of or offer to ~11 such pi..c:tor'f..a1 ...._teri..a1 ..tkere auc:.h deac.ri..pti..on. or adve.rtf...ae:ment: f...nc:::1.udea such mater'Lal..s or det:~1ed verbal desc::r'Lptf..on ~ere-of. Introd-uced • read Ln. fu.1l. and po-.. sed on fi.._rs t read i.._a.g on the day of September. 1.973. Publ.1.shed as a 81.1.1. for an Ord~.ace on the day of September. 1.973. Mayor -3- II • - '32 xl -• • - ATTEST: x. Kar1 F. No11enberaer. do hereby eert:Lfy that the above and foraaoi...n& .i...a a true • accurate .-nd ~1ete copy of a B:l-11 for an Ordf.n....::e • :LntY'Od~eed • re-:Ln fv.11 aod p-••d on f:Lrat re-i..n& on the day of Sep~r. 1973. ax off:Le:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Tre-urer -4- - • • X - --- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. ___ s __ c.;:_r_1_'-"'_.-_-_'""" __________ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED EU::CTORS OF DiE CITY OF ENGU::WOOD AT THE GENERAL !-1UNICIPAL EU::CTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAn£NT OF LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE EVENTUAL ELIMINATION OF THE SUR- PLUS AND DEFICIENCY FUND. WHEREAS. Secti.on 9. Artic1e XX of the Consti.t:uti.on of the State of Co1orado, and Sect~on 8 of the Charter of the Ci..ty of En,g1e'W'C)C)d, Co1orado, authorize t:.he Cf..ty Council. of the City of Eng1e~od on :Lts own :Ln:Lt:Lati.ve • to sulxnit to a vote of the qua1i.fied e1ectors any proposed amendment to said Charter, by Ordinance du1y adopted not 1ess than th:Lrty (30) days pr:Lor to the e1ect:Lon at wb:Lch sa:Ld vote sha11 be taken; and WHEREAS • certa:Ln funds of the C:Lty are present1y frozen :Ln a fund ca11ed "Spec:La1 Surp1us and Def:Lc:Lency Fund'', whic.h constitutes excessive secu.ri.ty for the payment of 1oca1 Iuaprove=ent D:Lstr:Lct Bonds. That sa:Ld funds cou1d best be uti.1:Lzed w::Lth:Ln the genera.1 fund of the City or to any other fund wb:Lch the Coun.ci.1 may a.ppropri.ate aa:Ld DK>ney. Tbe C:Lty Counci.1 deeaos i.t &pt>r<>priate to refer to the qua.1i.fied e1ectors of the City·of Eng1ewood a. proposed ..A.e.n.dment: to Part IY.Y., ''Bond Indebtedness'', Section 1.08 and 109 of the Chart "r of the C:Lty of Eng1ewoc..>d. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGU::WOOD. COLORADO: Sect:Lon 1. Tbere :L& hereby submitted to the proper1y qua1:Lfi.ed e1ectors of the C:Lty at the Genera1 Munici.pa1 E1ecti.on to be bel.d on November 6, 1973, a proposed amendment to che Charter of the C:Lty of Eng1ewood. as fo11owa: -1--- , - - • • .. ·-- PART III BOND INDEBTED:--."'ESS Section 108: Specia1 or Loca1 Improvement D~strict Bonds Whenever a Pub1ic Improvement District bad paid and cance11ed four-fifths of its bonds outstanding, and for any reason the remaining assessments are not paid in time to take up the fina1 bonds of the d~strict and interest thereon, then the City sba11 pay said bonds when due and interest due the:reon, and reintburse i.tse1f by col..l..ec.ting the unpaid assess- ments due said district. Section 109: Special.. or Loca1 Improvement District Bonds -Specia1 Fund The Specia1 S<1rp1us and Deficiency Fund • which has been created and is presentl..y u.ai.nta..ined as addi..ti.ona1 security for the payment of pri.ncipa1 and interest of outstanding bonds of the City for Specia1 Improve....,.nt D~stricts, sha11.. continue to be maint~d in the proportion that the -.unt on deposit in the Special. Fund as of the effective date of this Charter Amen~nt bears to the t::ot::a1 a:mcn.ant:: of bonds preaent:l..y outstanding for such Specia1 Improvement Districts of the City. Any -..unt not required to be ~ntaioed in the Specia1 Fund • •ha11 be transferred to the ee-nera..1. Fund or to any other fund of th• City. as may be det:er..:iued by the City Council.. The "Voting machines and paper ba11ots for said e~ction ahal.l. carry the fol.1owing designation which shal.l. be the submissLon c1auae: -2- • • , • • • • - .... AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 2 Amending the Charter of the City of Eng1e-wood by eventua11y e1Lminati.ng the Speci.a1 Surp1us and and Deficiency Fund, providing that any current amount not required to be ~aint~ned in a Specia1 Fund sba11 be transferred to the Genera1 Fund or to any other fund of the City as determined by the City Counci1. And each qua1ified e1ector voting at said e1ection and desirous of voting for or against said Amendment sha11 i .ndicate hi.s choice by depressing the approrpi.rate counter of the voting "tn&chi.ne which :i..ndicates the word ''For'' or ''Aga.i.n.st••,. or by appropriate m.ark..ing upon paper ba.1.1ots,. where used. Section 3 .. The proper officia1s of the City of Eng1e"Wood sha11 g:Lve notice of said Ge.nera1 Mu:n:l.cipa.1. E1ec.ti..on.,. wb..:Lc.h notice sha11 be pub1ished in the manner and for the 1ength of time requ.:Lred by 1aw,. 9n.d the ba11ots cast at such e1e.-cti..on sha11 -be can.v-assed and the r.esu1t ascertained, determ..:Loed and certified as required by 1a>J. Sect1on 4. Inasmuch as the Ordinance subm:i.tt1ng the Charter AaeQdment to the certified e1ectors o£ the City o£ Eng1e-ood .ust be fina11y passed thirty (30) days prior to the General Munic1pa1 E1ection, City Counci1 finds and determines that an e.m.e.rgen.cy exists and that the enactment of the foregoing OrdLnance is necessary for the ~diate preservation of the pub1i.c bea1th~ peace, sa£ety and good order a.nd, there- fore, this Ordinance sbal1 become cffccti~ on pub1ication £o11owing £ina1 passage. • • '32xl - • • - Introduced~ read ~n fu11 and passed on first read~ng the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of September. 1973. Kay or ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer x. Kar1 F. No11enberger. do hereby certify that the abo-ve and foregoing is a true • accurate and C-OIIIp1et::e copy of a. Bi..11 for an Ordin.a.n.ce. i..ntroduc:.ed. read :Ln. fu11 and passed on first reading on the 4th day of Septeuaber. 1973. ex officio City C1erk-Treaaurer -4- • • , l - 1 - • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY CO UNCI~N·------------------ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF DiE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Tim CITY OF El,lGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL !-1UNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROPOSED AMEr-'DMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAYMENT OF LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE EVENTUAL ELIMINATION OF THE SUR- PLUS AND DEFICIENCY FUND. WHERE..AS, Section 9.,. Artic1e XX of t.b.e Con.st::f..tution of the State of Co1orad.o, and Sect-ion 8 of the Charter of tb.e City of En.g1e"W"ood, Co1.orado.,. a :uthor:Lz.e. the City Cou:n_c:i..1 of the City of Eng1ewood on its own initiative • to submit to a vote of the qua1~£Led e1ectors any proposed amendment to said Charter, by Ordinance du1y adopted not 1ess than thirty (30) days prior to the e1ection at which said vote sh.a..11 be taken; and WHEREAS • certain funds of the City are present1y frozen in a fund ca11ed "Specia1 Su:rp1u.s and Deficiency Fund'' • which constitutes excessive security for the payuJent: of 1oca1 IDaproven>ent District Bonds. 'D1at said funds co~d best be. uti1i.zed within the genera1 fund of the C.:l.ty or to any other fund wh.:l.ch the Counci1 may appropriate said .aoney. The City Couoci1 deea>s it appropriate to refer to the qua1ified e1ectora of the C.:l.ty ·of Eng1ewood a proposed .-.:..dmen.t to Part III. "Bol1d Indebtedness". Section 108 and 109 of the Charter of the C.:l.ty of Eng1---...:>d. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF DIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO: Section 1. There .is hereby su-itted to the p:roper1y qua1ified e1ectors of the City at the Genera1 Hun.:l.cipa1 E1ection to be he1d on November 6. 1973, a proposed amendment to ebe Charter of the City of Eng1ewood. as fo11ows: -1- • • - - --.. - PART III BOI,ID I:r..'DE B TED::-.'E SS Section 108: Specia1 or Loca1 I~provement District ~ Whenever a Pub1ic Improvement DiStrict had paid and cance11ed four-fifths of its bonds outstanding, and for any reason the remaining assessments are not paid in time to take up the fina1 bonds of the d~strict and interest thereon, then the City sba11 pay said bonds when due and interest due thereon, and rei.ulburse itse1f by co11ecting the unpaid assess- ._nts due said district_ Section 109: Specia1 or Loca1 Improvement District Bonds -Specia1 Fund '1:be Specia1 Surp1us and Defic:l_ency Pund. -ich has been. created and is present1y m.a1nr-•ined as add~tion..a.l.. aecur:Lty for the payment of princ:l_pa1 -:Lntereat of outatand:l_ng bonds of the C:l_ty for SpecL&1 ~rove..ent ~tricts. sha11 con~ to be _.:l_nta::l.aed :l_n the proportion that the -.unt on depoa:Lt :Ln the Spec:l_~ .,_ as of the effective date of tb:f._s Charter .-...-.at bear• to the tot~ ~t of boada pre-nt1y outat-.d:l_ng for auch Spec:l_~ ~ro~nt D:l_•tr1.c:t• of the C:Lty_ ....,.y ~t not requ:l_red to be ma:i_nta:l.Ded :Ln the Spec::l.Al1 Fuad 0 ah~1 be trant~ferred to the Ge.-r~ Fund or to any other fund of ttH C:Lty. aa -ay be dete-=-:l.Ded by the C:Lty Cou.nci1- Section 2- '1he vot:l_ng mach:l_nes and paper ba11ots £or sa:l_d e1ection aha11 carry the fo11ow1ng des:Lgnation which sha11 be the . aubad.s s :l_on c 1.au.se : -2-II -- '32 x l - - • • • - AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 2 Aznen.ding the Charter of the City of Eng1ewood by eventua11y e1i.=inating the Specia1 Surp1us and and Deficiency Fund, providing that any current amount not requ~red to be maintained in a Specia1 Fund sha11 be transferred to the Genera1 Fund or to any other fund of the City as detennined by the City Counci1. And each qua1ified e1ector voting at s~d e1ect~on and desirous of voting for or against said A:mten.dment sha11 Lndicate his choice by depress~ the approrpirate counter of t:he votin.g Dla.c.hi...n.e wh..ich :i...n.dicates the word ''For•• or ''Aga.in..st''., or by appropriate Ula.rkin.g upon paper ba.11ots • where used. Section 3. Tbe proper officia1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give notice of said Genera1 Municipa1 E1ection, wh:l.ch notice sha11 be pub1ished in the 11U1Dner and for the 1ength of t:l.me required by 1aw, and the ba11ots c-t at auch e1ection sha11 ·be canvassed and the r.e.sul.t ascertained • detell'lai.Ded and certified as required by 1-. Section 4. 1nasmuc.h as the Ordinance submitting the Charter -ndme.nt to the certified e1ectors of the C:l.ty of Eng1ewood -..at be fina11y passed thirty (30) days prior to the Geoera1 Municipa1 E1ection, City Counc:l.1 f:l.n.ds and determioe& that an emergency exists and that the enace.ent of the foregoing Ordi_na.nce i .s necessary for the ~iat:e preaervat.:Lon of the pub1ic bea1th, peace, safety and good order and, there- fore, this Ordinance sha~1 became cffcct":l.ve on pub1icat:l.on fo11ow":l.ng fina1 passage. - -3- • • - - • • --- Introduced, read i.n fu11 an.d passed on first: readi.ng the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of September. 1973. ATTEST: ez officio City C1erk-Treasurer x. K.ar1 F. No11enberger. do hereby certify that tbe above and foregoing is a true. accurate and c"-1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu.1)._ and _.sed on first reading on the 4th day of Sep~r. 1973. ex offic~ City C1erk-Tre .. urer -4- - • • ; , - - -- --.. - INrRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN·------------------ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF DIE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAYMENr OF LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE EVENTUAL ELIMINATION OF THE SUR- PLUS AND DEFICIENCY FUND. WHEREAS, Section 9. Ar-t:i..c1e XX of the Constitution of the State of Co1ora.do, a.n.d Section 8 of the Charter of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood • Co1orado. authorize the Ci.ty CoU%1ci.1 of l:b.e Ci.ty of Eng1.._ood on i.ts own i.ni.ti.a.ti.ve • to submi.t to a vote of the qualifLed e1ectors any proposed ameoduent to sa...i.d Cha..rte.r, by Ordi...n.an.ce du1y adopted not: 1ess than thi.rty (30) days pri.or to the e1ecti.on at which sa.i.d vote sba11 be taken.; and WHEREAS. certain funds of the Ci.ty are present1y frozen i.n a fund ca11ed "Speci.a1 Surp1us and Deficiency Fund", which constitutes excessive security for t:he payment: of 1oca1 'ID>proven>ent Di.stri.ct Bonds. That sa.i.d funds cou1d best be uti1i.z:ed W'ith:Ln the genera1 fund of the Ci.ty or to any other fund which the Counci1 -ay appropriate &a:i.d DI<>Dey. The City Counci1 deeD~& it appropriate to refer to l:b.e qua1i.f:l.ed e1ectors of the C:l.ty ·of Eng1ewood a proposed AJ:aend:ment t:o Part III, "Bond Indebtedness",. Section 108 and 109 of the Charter of the City of Eng1e~. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGIEWOOD. COLORADO: Section 1. There :l.s hereby s~bm:i.tted to the proper1y qua1ifi.ed e1ectors of the Ci.ty at the Genera1 Hun:l.ci.pa1 E1ecti.on to be he1d on November 6, 1973, a proposed amendment: t:o tbe Charter of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood. as fo11ows: -1- ·- • • '32 x l ---- PART III BOr..'D Ih'DEB TEDNE SS Section 108: Specia1 or Loca1 Improvement D~strict ~ Whenever a Pub1ic I~provement District had paid and cance11ed four-fifths of its bonds outstanding~ and for any reason the re~ning assessments are not paid in time to t:a.ke up t:he fina1 bonds of t:he d~strict and interest thereon, then the City sha11 pay sa.:i..d bonds when due and interest: due thereon, and reimburse it:se1f by co11ect:ing t:he unpaid assess- ..ents due said district:. Sect:l.on 109: Specia1 or Loca1 Improvement: District: Bonds -Specia1 Fund The Specia1 Surp1us and Def:l.c:l.ency Fund • which has been created and :l.s present1y ma:l..nt:ained as add:l.t:l.ona1 security for the payment of pr:i.nc:f.pa1 and interest: of outstanding bonds of t:he C:l.t:y for Spec:l.a1 Improveuaent Di..a t: ri.c t:s • aha 11 cont:1..n:_ue to be -...1...nt:aLn.ed in the proportion that t:he _,.unt on depos:l.t in t:he Spec:l.a1 Fund as of the effec:t:1.ve dat:e of thi..a Charter Amenc:hDent bears t:o the total .a:mcnu:a.t of bonds pre.aen.t:1y out.st:a.n.d:f..ng for aucb Spec:La1 Improvement D:l.str:l.cta of t:he City. Any -.:ant not requ:l.red to be -:l.nta:Lned in the Spec:l.a1 Fund. •ha11 be transferred t:.o t:he Geoera1 Fund or to any other fund of the City. as ~ be determ:L...ed by the C:l.t:y Counci1. Section 2. The voting machines and paper ba11ot:s for sa:l.d e1~ct::l.on sha11 carry t:he fo11owing designation which sha11 be t:he submission c1ause: -2--- 'a2xl • • • • - FOR AGAINST AMENDMENT N O. 2 Aznend:Lng the Charter of the C:Lty of Eng1ewood by eventua11y e1iminating the Special.. Surpl...us and and Deficiency Fund, providing that any current amount not required to be ~aLntaLn.ed in a Special.. Fund sha11 be transferred to the General.. Fund or to any other fund of t:he City as determined by the C:Lty Coun.c:i.1. And each qua1ified e1ector voting at said e1ection and desirous of voti...ng for or aga.inst: said .Ar:Den.d·ment sha.11 ~di.cate his choice by depressLng the approrpirat:e counter of the voting Ula.c.hi..ne which i.ndi..ca.t:es the word "For•• or ••.Aga..i..n.st:•', or by appropriate mark..i..ng upon paper ba.11ots, wl1ere used. Sect: ion 3 . The proper off:Lc:La1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give notice of said General.. Municipa1 E1ect:ion, which notice sha11 be pub1ished :Ln the =anner and for the 1ength of ti=e required by 1a-w.,. and the ba.11ots cast: at such el...ect:ion sha.11 ·be canvassed and the r.esu1t: ascert:a..i.n.ed, determined and certified as required by 1aw. Section 4. Inasmuch as the Ordinance s~tting the Charter Amendment to the certified e1ectors of the C:Lty of Eng1e-ood must be f:Lna11y passed thirty (30) days pr:Lor to the Genera1 Municipa1 E1ection. City Counci1 finds and deter=:Lnes that an eUllergency exists and that the enactment of the foregoing Ordinance is necessary for the ~d~ate preservation of the pub1ic hea1th, peace, safety and good order and, there- fore, this Ordinance sha11 become cffecti~ on pub1i.cation fo11owing f:Lna1 passage. -3- II • • I' 32 X I - - • • - Introduced,. read in fu11 and passed on first reading the 4th day of September. ~973. Pub1ished as a B:i.~~ for an Ord:i.na:nce on the 6th day of September. ~973. Mayor A-rrEST: ex off~c:i.o C~ty C~erk Treasurer I. Kar~ F. No~~enberger. do hereby certify that the above and forego:Lng i..s a true • accurate and comp1.ete copy of a B:i.~~ for an Ord:i.n.ance. :i.ntroduced • read :Ln fu.l.~ and passed on f:i.rst read:Lng on the 4th day of Septc>aber. ~973. ex off:i.c:i.o C:i.ty C~erk-Treaaurer -4- • • ; , - 1- • ·- • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF 'lEE QUALIFIED E"U::CTORS OF "l."HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1.973 0 A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHAR"IER OF THE CITY RELATING TO THE PAn£NT OF LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE EVENTUAL ELIMINATION OF THE SUR- PLtJS AND DEFX.CIENC'Y .Ft1ND_ ""'""-~ D 4.."...._,_ c... A""-'-·-W'oL.CO.."<;:"-.JC'"- WRERE.AS, Sect1..on 9, Art::i..c1e XX of the Con.ati..tution. of the State of Co1orado, and Section 8 of the Charter of the Ci.ty of Engl.ewood. Col.orado • authorize the Ci.t:y Counci.l. of the Ci.t:y of Engl.ewood on i.ts own ini.t:i.at:i.ve • to submit to a vote of the qua1Lff..ed e1ectora any proposed amendment to sai..d Charter, by Ordf..nance du1y adopted not 1ess dnan t:h:l.rt:y (30) days prior t:o the el.ect:i.on at: which said vote sha..11 be taken; and WHEREAS • certain funds of the Ci.ty are present:l.y frozen in a fund cal.l.ed "Speci.al. Surpl.us and Defi.ci.ency Fund••, whi..c.b c:onst:i..tu.tes e.xc:esai.ve aec.ur:l.ty for the paYJDent of l.ocal. Improveu>ent: Di.st:rict: Bonds. That: said funds coul.d best: be ut:il.ized wi.t:h:l.n the general. fund of the City or t:o any other fund wh:Lch the Counci.l. may appropriate sai.d u.:.oey. The Ci.t:y Counci.l. deeaas i.t: appropriate t:o refer to the qual.i.fi.ed el.ectors of the Ci.t:y of Engl.ewood a proposed ..Ame.nclme.nt: to Part: III, ''Bond Indebtedness'' • Section 108 and 1.09 of the Charter of the Ci.t:y of Engl.evc..:>d. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'IHE CITY OF ENG"ILWOOD. COLORADO: Sec.ti..on 1- There i.s hereby subm:f..t:t:ed t:o the properl.y qua1i.fi.ed e1ect:ors of dhe City at the Genera1 MUnicipal E1ec:ti..on to be be1d on November 6, 1973, a proposed amendment to the Charter of the Ci.t:y of Engl.e-.od 0 as fol.l.ows: • • '32xl 1 - - • • • - PART III BOND INDEBTEDNESS Sect :Lon 108: Specia.1 or Local. Improveaaen.t D:Lstr1..ct Bonds -never a Pub1Lc: 1mpro-nt: DLat:rLc:t: had paLd and cance11ed fou.r-fi.ft::h.s of 1..ts bonds ou.t:.at:and~. and for any rea..aoo the reuaa.in.i.:o.g aaaeaaJDent:s are not: paLd Ln t:Uiae t:o take up the fLna1 bonds of the dLat:rLc:t: and Lnt:erest: thereon. then t:be CLt:y aha11 pay aa..:Ld bonds when due and ~te.reat clue thereon. and reLmburae Ltae1f by c:o11ec:t:Lng the unpaLd aaaeaa- -nts due saLd dLat:rLc:t:. Sec:ti.on 109: Spec1..a1 or Loc.a.1 Im:prove~~~~ent D1..at:r1.c.t: Bonds Spec:La1 Fund The Spec:La1 Surp1us and DefLc:i.enc:y Fund. wtrl.c:h haa been created and La preaent:1y m&Lnt:&Lned as addLt:i.ona1 aec:urLty for the payment: of pri..ac:Lpa1 and Lnt:ereat: of out:st:andi.ag bonds of the CLt:y for Spec:La1 Impro_....nt: D1..at:r1..ct:.a • sh.a11 con.t:~ue to be JD.A.1..n.t:a:J..ned f..n. the proport:i.on that: the -.unt: on depoai.t: Ln the Spec:La1 ·Fund as of the effec:t:Lve date of thLa Charter Amendment: bears to the _t;ot:a1 -.unt: of bonds of the CLt:y. Any -.unt: not: requ..i.red t:o be -a:Lnt:a:lned Ln the Spec:La1 Fund. sha11 be t:ranaferred t:o the Genera1 Fund or t:o any other fund of the C:i.t:y. aa -y be clet:era:i.ned by the Ci.t:y Counc: 1.1. Sec:t:Lon 2. The vot:i..ag ma.chLnes and p-r ba11ota for aai.d e1ec:t::i.on aha11 carry the fo11owi..ag deai.gnat:i.on wh:i.c:h aha11 be the · a~ssion c1auae: -2-II • • , - - • • • - AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 2 Amend~ng the Charter of the C~ty of Eng~ewood by eventua~~y e~:Lln~nat~ng the Spec~a1 Surp~us and and Deficiency Fund • provi.di..n.g that any current: amount: not: requi.red to be ma.i..n.t:a.J..ned in a Speci..a~ Fund shall.. be transferred to the General.. Fund or to any other fund of the C~ty as determi.o.ed by the C~ ty Counc~ ~. And each qua1i..fied el..ect:or voting at said e1ect:i..on and desirous of vot:Ln.g for or against said AD:Iend:me.nt: shal..l.. Lndicat:e his choice by depressing the approrpirat:e counter of the voting machine which i..ndi..cat:es the word "'For•• or ''Aga.:l.nst:'' • or by appropriate 'lll8.rk.j_n.g upon paper ba.1l..ot:s • where used .. Section 3 ... The proper off~c~a~s of the ~ty of Eng~ewood aha~~ give notice of said General.. MUnicipal.. El..ect:i..on, which notice aha~~ be pub~~shed ~n the manner and for the ~ength of t~ required by l..aw, and the ba.1l..ot:s cast: at: such el..ect:i..on ahal..l.. be canvassed and the r..esu.l..t: ascerta.:i..ned., determined and cert~f~ed as req~red by ~-- Sect~on 4. Y.n.&&JDUc.b a...s the O:rdi..n.an.ce submit:t:i..n.g the Charter Amendment to the certified el..ect:ors of the City of Engl..ewood must be f~na~~y passed th~rty (30) days pr~or to the Gener~ Munic~pa~ E~ect~on. C~ty Counc~~ f~nds and determines that an emergency exists and that the enactment of the foregoi..ng Ord~nance i..s necessary for the ~di..ate preservati..on of the pub1ic hea1th:. peace., safet:y and good order and, there- fore, this OrdLnance sha11 become effective on pub1i..cation fo~~owing f~na~ passage. ' -3- • • '32xl ]- • • ... - 'l.ntrodu.ced, read in fu11 an.d passed on f i..rat rea.di...og the 4th day of September. 1 973. Pub11.shed as a B:l.11 for an Ord:l.nance on the 6th day of September. 1973 . Mayor ATTEST: ex off:l.c:l.o C:l.ty C1erk-Treaaurer :r. Kar1 F. No11enbe:r-r. do hereby cert:l.fy that the above and foregoi..n.g i..s a true • ac:c.ura..te and comp1ete copy of a B:l.11 for an Ord:l.nance. :l.ntroduced. read :l.n ful.1 and passed on f:l.:rst read:l.ng on the 4th day of Septc-:r0 1973 • • -4- • • 1 - • • - .. .::J INTRODU CED AS A B ILL BY COUNCIL.'iAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1.973. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCILMEN AND THE ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD THE OFFICE THEREOF. WHEREAS. Sect~on 9. Artic1e XX of the Const~tution of the State of Co1orado and S~ct~on 8 of the Charter of the C~ty of Engl.ewood. Col.orado •~thor~ the C~ty Counc~l. of the City of En.g1eW"Ood on i..ts CJI'WD i..ni..t:Lati..ve. to suburl..t to a vote of the qu.a.1Lfi..ed e1ec.tors an.y proposed .-.endment to s~d Charter. by Ordinance du1y adopted not 1ess than thirty (30) days pr~or to the el.ect~on at wh~ch s~d vote shal.l. be taken; and WHEREAS. as a resu1t of certain Federa1 and State Court deci..si..ons re1ati..ng to the qua1i..fi..cati..on of voters and qua1i£icati..on of CounciLmen to ho1d office, the Ci..ty Counci..1 dee~ it appropriate to refer to the qua1i..£ied e1ectors of the Ci..ty of Eng1ewood a proposed amendment to Arti..c1e III. ''Legi.s1ati...ve Body'' • Section 23 of the Charter o£ the City of Engl.ewood. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF "DIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO: Section 1 .. That there ~-hereby sulxDi..t::ted t::o t:be ouaJ..~f~ed el.ectors of the C~ty of Engl.....ood at t::he Genera1 Mucrl.c~pa1 El.ect::~on to be he:Ld on November 6 • 1.973. a proposed -nd- m::ent to the Charter of the City of Engl...ewood as fol.l...ows: -:L-• • - - --.. - ARTIC LE 1.11 LEGI:SLAT1 '~ BODY Sect:.i.on 23: Qua1~fications of CounciLmen No person sha11 be e1igib1e for the office of Counci1men un1ess at the time of his e1ection he is a citizen of the United States, at 1east TWENTY-ONE years of age, and sha11 have been for TWELVE consecutive months Lmmediate1y pre- ceding such e1ection., a qua1ified e1ector of the City. CounciLmen e1ected by Districts sha11 aLso be residents and quaLified eLectors of their o~serices. No el.eceed C~ey off~c~al. sbal.l. bol.d any other e1ecti.ve pub1ic office • nor sha.11 he be a. paid e:mp1oyee of the City or any other DIU.D.~c~pal.~ty. Section 2.._ "n"l.e voting ma.chi..n.es and paper ba.11ots for said e1ection sba11. carry the fol.1owing desi.gnae~on which sbal.1 be the submission c1ause: AGAINST A!£NI»£ NT NO. 1 Amending ehe Charter of the Ci.ey of Engl.ewood re1at:ing to Artic1e I. XX., ''Legis1at::i..ve Body''. Section 23, ''Qua1f..ficat::Lon.s of Cou.n.ci1.men••. %educ~ng ~he age requ~rement from twenty- five (25) years eo TWENTY-0-=: (21.) years and reduc~ng the res~dency requLrement £rom three (3) years eo TWELVE (1.2) DK>nt:.bs Lmaoedi.ate1y p~ced'Lng the e1ection_ And each e1ector vot~ng at said e1ect~on and des~rous of vot:i..ng for or against: sa.i..d amencbDent: sha1..1 f...ndi..cate his cho~ce by depress~ng the appropri..a.t:e counter of the voti..ng -2- •. -- '32 xl - 1 - --.. ·-- m.achine whi.ch i..nc.l..!..caccs trie word ''For'' or ''Against:''• or by appropriace mar ~ing u po ~ paper ba11ot:s where used . Section 3. The proper off~c~a1s of the C~ty of Eng1ewood sha11 g:i.ve oot:Lc.e of &aid Genera1 Municipa1 El.ect:ion • which not~ce sha11 be pub1~hed Ln the manner and for t:he 1engt.h of tLme ~ouired by 1aw. and the bal.1ots cast at: such e1ection sba11 be canvassed and the resu1t ascertained. determLned and cert~f~ed as required by 1-. Sect:·i.on 4. Inasmuch as the Ord:Lnance submitting the Charter Amendment t:o the certified e1ect:ora of the C:Lty of Eng1e~ood must be f~na11y passed th~rty (30) days pr~or to the Genera1 Mun:Lci.pa1 E1ection. City Council. finds and det:e~nes that: an emergency exists and that: the enactment of the foregoing Ordinance is necessary for the Lmmediate preservation of the publ.ic hea1th, peace. safety and good order and. there- fore. this Ordinance sba11 become effective on publ.icat~on fo11ow~ng f~a1 passage. Introduced • read ~n. fu11 and paaaed o ·n. f~rae read:f._n.g the 4th day of September• 1973. Pub1~ahed as a B~11 for an Ord:Lnance oo. the 6th day of September. 1973. Mayor -3--- - - • • .. - ATTEST: ex o££i~o City C1erk-Treasurer I. Kar1 F. No11enbcrger. do hereby cert~fy that the above and forego1ng is a true. accurate and co~p1ete copy of a B~11 for an Ordinance. introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the 4th day of Septe~ber. 1973. ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk-Treasurer .. -. ~------~-· . : • • , j • • --- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VO'l.E OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARIER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCILMEN AND THE ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD THE OFFICE THEREOF. WHEREAS 7 Sect~on 9, Art:i..c1e XX of the Con.at:i..tu.ti..on of the State of Co1orado and Sect:i..on 8 of the Charter of the C~ty of Eng1ewood, Co1orado autho~ze the C~ty Counc~1 of the Ci..t:y of Eng1ewood on i..ts own i..~t:i..at:i..ve, to s~t: to a vote of the qua11..fi..ed el.ect:ors any proposed amendment: t:o aai..d Charter, by Ordi..nance du1y adopted not 1ess dnan tbi..rty (30) days pr~or to the e1ect~on at wh~ch sa~d vote sha11 be t:ak.e..n; and WHEREAS, as a resu1t: of cert:a.1.n Federal. and State Court: deci..si..ons rel.at:i..ng t:o the qua11..fi..cat::Lon of voter• and q ·ua.11..£:Lcat:ion of Coun.c:i.1men to ho1d offi..ce • the Ci..t:y Cou.nci..l. dee-ms i..t: appropriate t:o refer t:o the qua_l.i..fi...ed el.ectora of the Ci..t:y of Engl.ewood a proposed amendment: to Art:i..cl.e III, ''Leg1..s1at::i..ve Body''. Sect:i..on 23 of the Charter of the Ci..ty of Eng1ewood. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO: Sect:i..on 1- That there ~s hereby subadtted to the qua1:Lf~ed e1ectors of the C~ty of Eng1ewood at the Genera1 Munic~pa1 E1ect~on t:o be he1d on November 6• 1973. a proposed amend- ment to the Charter of the C~ty of Eng1e...c>Od as fo11ows: -1-II • • - 1 - • • - ARTIC LE lii LEG I SLAT 1VE B ODY Section 23: Qua1ifications of CounciLmen No person sha11 be elig~ble for the office of Councilmen unless at the time of his election he is a citizen of the United States. at least TWENTY-ONE years of age. and shall have been for TWELVE consecutive months Lmmedi.ately pre- ceding such election. a qualified elector of the City. Councilmen elected by Districts shall aLso be residents and qualified electors of their D~se~ces. No eleceed C~ey off~c~a1 sha11 ho1d any other elective public office. nor shall he be a paid e~p1oyee of the City or any other -.n1.c~pa1~ty. Section 2- The voting ~hines and paper ballots for said election sha11 carry the fo11ow:l..ng des~gnae~on wh~ch sha11 be the sub~ssion clause: AGAINST AHE NOME NT NO. 1 AIDend:l..ng the Charter of ehe C~ey of Englewood relating to Article III.. ''Legislative Body''• Section 23 • ''Qualifications of Counc~1men''., re.ducLng the age requiremene from tweney- f~ve (25) years eo TWENTY-ONE (21) years and reduci...ng the resi..dency requi..rement from r:.hree (3) years to TWELVE (12) months :l..mmed:l..ate1y pEecedLng the e1ecti..on. And each e1ector votLng at s~d e1ecti..on and desi..rous of vot:i.ng for or a.ga.:i.nst sa:i.d a:a:.endment sha11 :i..ndf..cate h:Ls cho~ce by depressi..ng the approp~ate counter of the voti...ng -2-II • • - • • --- DUl.Chi..ne which i..n d:i.cat:cs t:h ~ word ''For'' or ''Ag ains t'', or by appropr:i.ate m.arki.-,.g upo:.-1. paper b a1l.ot:s 'W'herc used. Section 3. The proper officia1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give notice o£ said Genera1 Muni.c~pa1 E1ect:i..on. which notice sha11 be pub1ished Ln the ~anner and for the 1engt:h of t::l :me reQuired by 1a.w, and the ba11.ot:s cast at such e1ect:i..on sha11 be canvassed and the resu1t: ascertained. det:e~i..ned and certified as requi..red by 1aw. Secti..on 4. Inasmuch as the Ordinance au~tt:i..ng the Charter Ame.nd'ID!Iant to the certi.fi..ed e1ect:ors of the Ci.t:y of Eog1ewood ~st: be fi.na11y passed thirty (30) days prior to the General. Muni..ci..pa1 E1ect:i.on. City Council. f~nds and det:e~nes that: an emergency exists a.n.d that: the enactment of the fore.goi..ng OrdLnance is necessary for the Lmmediate preservation of the pub1~c hea1th. peace. safety and good order and. there- fore. this Ordinance sha11 become effect~ve on pub1~catLon fo11owing fina1 passage. Introduced. read i..n fu11 and passed on fi.rat readi...ng the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1ished aa a Bi11 for an Ord:Lnance on tbe 6th day of September. 1973. Mayor -3- • • - - ' • • • - ATTES T: ex o ££~cio C~ty CLerk-Treasurer I, Kar1 F. No11e~berger, do hereby cer~fy ~at ~e above and foregoLng ~s a true. accurate and comp1ete copy of a B~11 f o r an Ord~nance, introduced. read ~n fu11 and passed on first reading on the 4th day of Septe~ber, 1973. ex offLc~o C~ty C1erk-Treasurer -4-• • • • • .. ·-- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNC I LMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL ~1UNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCILMEN AND THE ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD THE OFFICE THEREOF. WHEREAS. Sect:~on 9 • Arti..c.1e XX of the Const:f..tu.t:i..on of the State of Co1orado and Sect:f..on 8 of the Charter of the Cf..t:y of Eng1ewood., Co1orado aut:horf..ze the Cf..ty Councf..1 of the Cf..t:y of Eng1ewood on f..t:s own f..nf..t:f..at:f..ve, to submf..t: to a vote of the q_u.a.1f..ff..ed e1ect:ors any proposed amendment: to saf..d Charter., by Ordf..nance du1y adopted not 1ess than thf..rty (30) days prior to the e1ect:ion at whf..ch saf..d vote sha11 be taken; and WHEREAS. as a resu1t:: of cert::af..n Federa1 and State Court decf..sf..ons re1atf..ng to the qua1f..£f..cat::f..on of voters and qua1f..ficatf..on of Councf..1men to ho1d offf..ce., the Cf..t:y Councf..1 deems it approprf..at:e to refer to the qua1f..ff..ed e1ect:ors of the C:l.t::y of Eng1ewood a proposed amendme:nt to Ar·tf..c1e III,. "'Legi..s.1ati...ve Body'',. Secti..on 23 of the Charter of the Ci..ty of Eng1ewood. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO: Secti..on 1. That there ~a hereby au~tted to the qua1~~ed electors of the C~ty of Eng1ewood at the General Hunic~pa1 E1ecti..on to be he1d on Nove~ber 6,. 1973, a proposed amend- ment to the Charter of the City o£ Eng1ewood a...s fo11ows: -1-• • - 1 - • • - ARTICLE III LEGISLATIVE BODY Sect ion 23: Qua1i£1cat1ons of Counc~1men No person sha11 be e1igib1e for the office of Counci1men un1ess a~ the time of h~s e1ection he is a citizen of the United States. at 1east TWENTY-ONE years of age. and sha11 have been for TWELVE consecutive months Lmmediate1y pre- ceding such e1ection. a qua1i£ied e1ector of the City. Counci1men e1ected by Districts sba11 a1so be residents and qua1ified e1ectors of their D~stricts. No e1ected City official: sha11 ho1d any other e1ective pub1ic office. nor sha11 he be a paid emp1oyee of the City or any other J~DUDicipa1ity. Section _.2_ The voting machines and paper ba11ots for said e1ection sha11 carry the fo11owing designation which sha11 be the submission c1ause: AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 1 Amending the Charter of the City of Eng1ewood re1at::ing to Artic1e III. ''Legi.s1a.tive Body", Secti.on 23, "Qua1 ifi..cations of Counci..1men"', reduci.ng the age requi..rement from twenty- five (25) years to TWENTY-ONE (21) years and reducing the resi.dency requ~rement from three (3) years to TWELVE ~12) months immediate1y preceding the e1ecti.on . And each e1ector voting at sai..d e1ection and desi.rous of voting for or against said amendment sha11 i.ndicate his choi.ce by depressi..n.g t::he a.ppropri..ate counter of the voti..ng -2- • • '32xl - 1 - • • ... - tn.achine which i.nd.i.catcs the word "For" or "Against:", or by appropriate marki~g upo~ paper ba11ots where used. Section 3. The proper officia1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give notice of said Genera1 Municipa1 E1ection. which notice sha11 be pub1ished in the ~anner and for the length of t:Ume required by 1aw, and the ba11ots cast at such e1ection sha11 be canvassed and the resu1t ascertained, determined and certified as requ_ire.d by 1aw. Sect::i.on 4. Inasmuch as the Ordinance submitting the Charter Amendment: to the certified e1ect::ors of the City of EngLewood must be final1y passed thirty (30) days prior t::o the General Municipa1 E1ect::ion, City Counci1 finds and determines that: an emergency exists and that: the enacttDent: of the foregoi....ng Ord~nance is necessary for the Lmmediate preservation of the pub1~c hea1th, peace, sa£ety and good order and. there- fore, th~s OrdLnance sha11 become effective on pub1~cation fo11owing fLna1 passage. Introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first reading the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1~shed as a B~11 for an Ord~nance on the 6th day of September. 1973. Mayor -3- • • '32xl - \ • • --- ATTEST: ex officio C~ty C1erk-Treasurer I, Kar1 F. No11enberger, do hereby cert~fy that the above and foregoing i.s a true, accurate and com.p1ete copy of a Bi11 for an Ordinance, introduced, read in £u11 and passed on first reading on the 4th day of September. 1973. ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer -4-II • • - • .. • --- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMI:TriNG TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 6 • 1973. A PROl"QSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING TO THE QUALIFICATIONS OF COUNCILMEN AND THE ELIGIBILITY TO HOLD TilE OFFICE nt:EREOF,. n -•r"') -J._ ~ ....-.4 t ,_._-ot.<..._,.. ... v WHEREAS. Sect~on 9,. Art~c1e XX of the Conae~tut~on of the State of Co1ora.do and Secti..on 8 of the Charter of the Ci..ty of En.g1ewood,. Co1orado autho~z.e the Ci.ty Counc1..1 of the C~ty of Eng1ewood on ~ta own ~n~t~at~ve. to eu~t to a vote of the qua11..f1..ed e1eetora any propoaed -.en~nt to sai.d Charter,. by Ordi..nance du1y adopted not 1eaa than thi..rty (30) days p~or to the e1ect1..on at whi..cb aai..d vote aha11 be taken; and WHEREAS,. aa a resu1t of c.erta:Ln Federa1 and State Court dec1..•1..ona re1at1..ng to the qua11..£1..cat1..on of voters and qua11..~cat1..on of CounciLmen to ho1d offi..ce,. the Ci..ty Counc1..1 dee_. i..t appropri..ate to refer to the qua11..£1..ed e1ectora of the C~ty of Eng1ewood a propoaed ~ndaent to Art~c1e III. ''Leg,J...a.1.a-t:l..ve Body'',. Sec:.t:l.on 23 of the Charter of the C:Lty of Eng1ewood. BE IT ORDAIIED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLOJlADO: SectJ..on 1... That there ~s hereby a~tted to the Qua1~f~ed e1ectors of the C~ty of Eng1ewood at the Genera1 Hun~c~pa1 E1ection to be he1d on November 6. 1973, a propoaed amend- ment to the Charter of the City of Engl..ewood as fo11ows: -1- • • , X ARTICIE III LEGISLATIVE BODY Section 23: Qua1if~cationa of Counci1men No person sha11 be e1igib1e for the office of Council.men un1ess at the time of his e1ection he is a citizen of the United States, at 1east TWENTY-ONE years of age • a.n.d sha11 have been £or TWELVE consecutive months ~diate1y pre- ceding such el.ection. a qua1ified el.ector of the City. Counci1men e1ected by Districts sha11 a1so be residents and qual.ified el.ectora of their D~at~cts. No e1ected C~ty off~c~a1 sha11 ho1d any other el.e.c:tive pub1i..c office. nor abal.l. he be a p~d e.op1oyee of the C~ty or any other mun~c~pa1~ty. Sect:l..on. 2- The voting ..chLoe& and paper bal.l.ots for said e1ection aha11 carry the fo11ow~ng des~gnat~on wh~ch sba11 be the s~sai..on cl.auae: ltCAINST ~NJ»£NT NO. 1 -nd~ng the Charter of the C~ty of Eng1ewood rel.at:ing to Arti..cl.e IXI, "I...egisl.a.t:i..ve Body'' • Secti..on 23, "Qual.i..fi..cat:i..ona of Council.men", %educing the age requi..~nt from twenty- f~ve (25) years to TWENTY-ONE (21) years and reduc~ng the res~dency requ~~nt from three (3) years to TWELVE (12) months ~d~ate1y preceding the e1ect~on. And each e1ector vot~ng at said e1ection and desirous of voting for or against aa~d amendment sha11 indicate his choice by depreaaf.._ng the approprl.ate counter of the voti-ng -2-• • , - ]- • • - UUI.chine 'W'hich :Ln.di.cates the word "For•• or ••Against", or by appropr:Late ~arki.ng upon paper ba11ots where used. Section 3. The proper offi.cia1s of the City of Eng1ewood sha11 give aot~ce of said Genera1 Mun:l..c:l..pa1 E1ect:l..on, which noti..ce aha11 be pub1i.shed ~ the m..anner and for the 1en.gth of t~ reau.i.red by 1aw. and the ba1.1ot:s cast a.t such e1ecti.on sha11 be canvassed and the reau1t ascertained, determined and cert:l..fied as required by 1aw. Secti..on 4. Inasmuch as the Ordinance •~bmitti.ng the Charter Amendment to the cert:i.f:l..ed e1ectors of the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood must be £1-na11y passed thi.rty (30) days pri.or to the Genera:L Mun:l..c:l..pa1 E1ection, City Counci1 finds and dete~nes that an emergency exists and that the enactment of the forego:l..ng Ordinance is necessary for the Lmmed:l..ate preservation of the pub1:1..c hea1th, peace, safety and good order and. there- fore, th~s Ordinance sha11 become effect~ve on pub1icat~on fo11o~1ng fina1 passage. Introduced. read ~n fu11 and passed on f~rst read~ng the 4th day of September, 1973. Pub1ished as a Bi11 for an Ordinance on the 6th day of September. 1973. Mayor -3-• • .......... .......... • • ... ATTEST: ex o££~cio C~ty C1erk Treasurer 1. Kar1 F. No11enberger. do hereby cert~fy that the above and foregoLng ~s a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of a B~11 for an Ord~nance. ~ntroduced, read ~n fu11 and pasaed on f~rst read~ng on the 4th day of September. 1973. ex o£f~c~o C~ty C1erk-Tre .. ~rer -4- . - • • , - - • • .. - .... A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGIIEE:!o£NT BET\oE:EN THE CITY OF ENGIEWOOD. COLORADO AND THE CITY OF LITTLETON. COLORADO RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION OF AN ANIMAL SHEL'IER AND PROVIDING FOR ITS PAY~'£ NT AND USE AND DECLARING AN EMEIIGENCY. WHEBEAS. the C:l.ty of Eag~-ood. Co~orado and the C~ty of ~tt1eton. Co1orado are de•~roua of ente~na ~nto an Agre-nt prov"i.d:l.ag for the c:onatruc:t:l.on of -d:l.t:l.ona1 fac:l.~:l.t:l.ea for the ex:l.at:l.ag ..u.-~ a-~ter -~oag:l.ag to the C:l.ty of Eag~ewood • Co~orado and for part:l.a1 -~nt of auc:h add:l.t:l.on by the C:l.ty of L:l.tt~eton. Col..orado. wh:Lc:h aha~~ ent~t1e aa~d C~ty to the uae of ~ts fac~1~t~e•. and WHEREAS • the C:l.ty of Eng~ewood • Co~or-o aha1~ rec:e:l.ve the aUlD of TWe~ve 'l.'houaand ($~2.000.00) Do~l..ara from the C~ty of L~tt1eton., Co1orado. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. -fol..~owa: Secti..on 1 ... "n'lat t .be Ci..ty of Eng1ewood., Co1orado aha11 enter J...nto an Aaree-nt wri..th the Ci.t:y of Li..t:t:1eton., Co1orado a.c.cordi..n.g to the pro~ai.ona of that certai..n. wr:l..t:t:en i..nat:ru.- ..ent c:apt:i..oned ''.Agreement'' • wb.i.ch i.a at:t:ac.hed hereto • con- a:l.at:l.ag of f:l.ve (5) ~wr:l.tten pagea and :I.e hereby :l.nc:or- porat:ed by reference heref..n... Sai..d :l.n.at:rument: provi..dea: (a) 'l.'he C:l.ty of Eag~ewood 0 Co~orado aha~~ prov"i.de an an:f.>Da~ ahe~ter fac:l.~:l.ty wh:l.c:h aha11 i...nc:1u.de c:onatru.ct::Lon of an a.dd'i..t::l.on thereto wh:l.ch w:l.~~ eerve the fo~l..ow:l.ng pu.rpoaes: -~- ..... II • • - J - Sec.tf..on. 2 .. (1.) (2) (3) (4) • • - cag~ng and conf'i..'Die:Dien.t of anjmala; the proper care and dt..apoai..ti..on of such a..ni.Dl.a1a; the aD~~Dunt an.d ~~~~ethod of re :l.:mbu.rse1Den.t to the Ci..ty of Eng1ewood., Co1orado by the Ci..ty of Li..tt1eton. Co1orado for the u.e of such fac1..11..ti..ea; and the provi..si..on for cance11ati..on of such Agreement by ei.ther party. The Ci.ty Counci.l. of the Ci.ty of Ensl.evood 0 Col.orado. hereby authori.z:ea the Mayor of the Ci.ty of En&l.ewood. Col.orado to aubacr1..be h:L..a n.-....e. to •a:l..d Agree~n.t on and :l.n beha1£ of the Ci.ty Counci.l. end the Ci.ty of Eaaewood. Col.orado. Sect'i..on 3. I.naaDIU.C.h as the deve1opa~~~ent of com.p1ete ~1 ahel.ter faci.l.i.ti.ea ahal.l. enhance the abi.l.i.ty of the Ci.ty of En,g1ewood • Co1orado to fu11y provi...de. for the c.ontro1 of an:l.mal.a 'Wi.thi.n i.ta boun.dari.ea • the Ci.ty Counci.l. -reby fi.ada and deterad...nea that an emergency ex..i..eta and that the en.ac~.nt of the forego1..ng ordi..nance 1..a necessary for the ~di..ate preaervat1..on of pub11..c hea1th. peace. safety and good o~er; therefore. thi..• Ord1..nance aba11 become effect1..ve upon pu.b11..- cati.on fol.l.o~ fi.nal. publ.i.cati.on. In.troduc:ed • read i..n fu11 and paaaed on f1..rat read1..ng on the 4th day of September. 1.973. Publ.i.ahed aa a Bi.l.l. for an Ordi.nance on the day of September. 1.973. Mayor -2- • • • • - ATTEST: ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk Treasurer I. Kar1 F. No11enberger. do hereby cert~fy that the above and forego~ng ~-a true. accurate and comp1ete copy of a B~11 for an Ord~nance. ~ntroduced. read ~n fu11. and passed on f~rat read~ng on the 4th day of Septe~r. 1973. ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk-Treaaurer -3- • • '32xl ] • • AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, entered i.nto thi.s day of ---------------• 1973 by and between the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ COLORADO~ a mun~c~pa1 corporat~on, hereinafter referred to as ''Engl.ewood'' and the CITY OF LITTLETON,. COLORADO, a municipal. corporation, hereinafter referred to a..s ''Litt1eton''. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the City of Eng1ewood, a municipal. corporation, has and wi11 en1arge in the near future, an an~1 sbe1ter and disposal. faci1ities incident thereto; and WHEREAS, the City of Litt1eton, a1so a municipal. corporation, has expressed ita desire to participate in the u..ae of sa..f..d fa.ci1ities; and WHEREAS • both mu.ni.ci.pa1:1.ti.es fi.nd i.t mutua11y deairab1e under the provisions of Chapter 88, Artic1e 2, C.R.S. '63, as amended, entit1ed, ''Contra.cts for Govern.- 'lllll!.nta1 Serv-ices••, to enter into t:b.:J...a Agreea~ent. NOW, THEREFORE, i.t i.s -reed by and between the parti.es hereto as fo11ows: I. "n1at the Ci.ty of Eng1ewood, Col.or-o, •ha11 provi.de an an:l.mal. sbel.ter faci.l.i.ty and aer- vi.ce i.nci.dent thereto consi.sti.ng of the fol.l.owi.ng: 1. A modern structure W'i..th su.ffi..c:Lent anim.al runs and cages to ac.caa.aodate the con- f1.nement of dogs and •-1l.er an:l.mal.a • 2. Adjacent to the bu~l.di.ng, there shal.1 be fenced an area ade~te to con£~ne 1arger -1- II • • 'a2 x l - - - ~a1s, being horses, donkeys, and an~~a1s of suc h 1arger sizes. 3. A euthanasia chamber of sufficient size t o e u thanize 1arg e , me d i um and s~a11 dogs or other &'Ula11 a.nim.a1s .. 4.. A gas fired i ncinerator sufficient to cre~ate a 1 1 dogs and sma11er anLma1s .. 5.. The entire pound area sha11 be fenced and pub1ic park ing provided . 6.. En.g1ewood sha11 receive. house • feed and othe~se care for these anLma1s ordered impounded by Litt1eton. 7. At a11 times the ~1 ahe1ter sha11 be kept c1ean and a11 ~1s received from Litt1eton aha11 be proper1y fed. cared for and treated humane1y. The standards aha11 be those adopted by the Society for the Prevent:l.on of Crue1ty to Ao.iua&1& and other appro~ate government agencies .. 8. Eng1ewood •-11 ac.eept fr<RD the proper off~cera or wardena of ~tt1eton a11 an:i.D•&1a de1ivered to it for care on a seven (7} day per -ek b-ia. -r-1ve (12} hours on weekdays and two (2} hours on Saturdays. Sunday•. and ho1idaya. Xn the event of an emergency a:Ltuation. En.g1ewood agrees to cooperate with Litt1eton ~ making the faci1itiea avai1ab1e to proper authorized officers or wardens of Litt1etoo .. -2- -- ... '32xl -• 9. The she1ter sha11 be open to the pub1~c for c1aimdng of an~a1s or other purposes for four (4) hours on weekdays and two (2) hours on Saturdays. Sundays and ho1idays. A specif~c schedu1e estab1ished by Eng1ewood sha11 be furnished to Litt1eton. 10. Eng1ewood sha11 provide te1ephone faci1ities and accomodate Litt1eton by re1easing an~a1s. co11ecting Litt1eton charged fees and fines, and sha11 remit a11 fees and fLnes to the proper Litt1eton office month1y. However, re1ease or disposa1 of ~pounded Litt1eton an~1s must be authorized by Litt1eton or its autho~zed officers or wardens prior to re1ease or disposa1. 11. A11 Litt1eton an~1s ordered disposed of sha11 be disposed of by Eng1ewood. Disposa1 may be through adoption, transfer to a research agency. or euthanized and c~ted. 12. Necessary :Lurpoundment forms and a.dm:ini.strative procedures sha11 be eatab1iahed as 111Utua.11y agreed to between Eng1ewood and Litt1eton. II. Litt1eton aha11: 1. Reimburse the City of Eng1ewood at the rate of One Do11ar ($1.00) per day per an~1. but sha11 guarantee a ~~ fee of Three Hundred F~fty Do11ars ($350.00) per JDOnth. Such fee aha11 be for the receiving. hous~ng. feed~og. care and other ~n~strat~ve -3-II • • - XXX. • • • services performed by Eng1ewood. and such fees sha11 be paid to Eng1ewood month1y. However. Eng1ewood w~11 credit Litc1eton in the amount of Two Hundred Do11ars ($200.00) monthLy dur~ the duration of this contract. to offset the Twe1ve Thou- sand Do11a.r ($L2,000.00) payment =ade to Eng1ewood on the day of 1973. to offset the cost of expanding the EngLewood aniD>a.L sheLter. Such credit wiLL be made agaLnst the totaL monthLy biLL sub- Ddtted by EngLewood to LittLeton. 2. Pay to EngLewood an additionaL fee of One DoLLar ($L.OO) per aniD>a.L for aLL auch an:iulaLs disposed of by euthanasia and cremation. Such feea a~l. a1ao be paid _,nthl.y. Engl.ewood a~l. have ful..l. cl.~ for any fees co11ecbad for aatwel• adop~d or transferred to re..._arch ..._DC~• ... 3. Establ.ish and provi-to £aa1awood. reg- ul..ationa. proc:eclurea -re--tion fee acbedul.ea co-riag &11 i-usA d Littl.etOOD. ~~. .. Ter~~~& and coo.dit:Lona of this Agreement aha11 be :Ln force and effect for a per:Lod of f:Lve (5) years commencing Jan~ary 1. 1974. through December 31., 1978. This Agreement may be ca.n- cel.l.ed by e:Lther of the part:Les hereto on the 1st day of January of any subsequent year dur::Lng :..4-• • '32 xl - - - the term of thLS Agreement upon nLnety (90) days prior ~tten notice to the other party. However, in the event of such can.ce11at~on, the fo11owLng pena1tLes sha11 be Lmposed agaLnst the jurisdiction requesting such cance11ation: Pena1ty: Cance11ation date effective Jan- uary 1, 1975 -fLfty percent (50%) of the tota1 costs paid by Litt1eton the previous year. January 1, 1976 -thLrty-fLve percent (3S%) of the tota1 costs paLd by LLtt1eton in. the prev"i..ou.s year .. January 1, 1977 - fLfteen percent (15%) of the tota1 costs p&Ld by LLtt1eton Ln the prevLous year. January 1, 1978 -no pena1ty. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partLes hereto have hereunto set their hands and sea1s on the day of------------ 1973. ATTEST: Eng1ewood Director of Fina.n.ce CXTY OF ENGLEl«X>D, COLORADO By -~~~=---------------------------------Mayor CXTY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO By Mayor -5-II -- '32 x l • • • • - ~(_, INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN -----------""""''------ A BYLL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE~T B~EN THE !" U DLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO. A COLORADO \'( -RPORATICI.N., AND THE CTTY OF ENGL~OD, COLOR.A.I>O., A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION • RELATING TO THE PURCHASE AND LEASING OF LAND BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RECREATION AREA; AND DE- CLARING AN EMERGENCY. WH.ERE.AS, the Public Service Co~ o:f Coloredo -.ad the Cltjy of Engle-wood, Colorado, are desirous of ea._terlDC lll.t:o azt. AcreeDW!ID-t by ..bleb Public Service Cot:D.p&Dy o.f Colorado sha.Jl gtve to tbo Clty of' EDgl.,.,oocl. Colorado, a bvelve (12) D:Lontb. option to purcba..se land CO'IDD.'l.only kno.vn aa South Clay Street Property, Sheridan.., Arapahoe C~ty. Colorado; and WHE.REA.S, Public Se.rvlce Co"I:Dp&Dy o.f Color.-:l.o I.e deet.roua o:f obt.a.lni.Dg either DJ..ODles or exchange oL property lD the BUD1 o.f $300, 000. 00 .Cor the l.r devell()llnnen_t. and use as a publ tc lrtUlty; NOW. THEREFORE. BE YT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T'HE CITY OF ENGLEWCK>D, COLORADO, -:follows: Sec:tlOID. 1. ":lha~ the Cl~ or Englewood. Colorado. aball _._. --Asr-t 'W'1tb the Publlc Service CoUlp&.D;y o:f Colorado acoordi.Dg to the provt.atexu~ of' that certain written t..n.st:rl.DD.ent capttoa.ed. ••Agree'JD.eDt:••, whi_ch la attached hereto,. consisting o.f at.x: (6) t:ypev.rritt:en pages a.ud :Exhibits ••A••, '"A-1••. ••s••. ncu, no••, and .. E ... and ls hereby incorporated by re.f:ereu.ce herein. Said instrUDJ.ent. provides t.ba:t: (a) T'be Ctt.y shall have an. opttc:m. for a period of' t:welve (1.2) Dl.ontha frox::n the date o.f the Agreex::nent to acquire title to real estate outlined OD. Exhibit. "A" and described on Exhibit .. A-1"'• providing f:or a deposit t.n the SUDJ. of $5. 000. 00 with a total purchase price of $300. 000. 00 • (b) 'The City shall have :froDl. t.he CODl.P&Dy a 1etute -deecrlbed. lD. Exhibit -.B .. for a period of: one (1.) year with aut.OJD.a.tlc rea.e.vala al.loart..Dc the COID.s'tructloo. D1a.lnteoa.nce and operation o.:f a gol.:f couree. wi.tb certa.ID reetrtc- tions. and to lease adjacent rlgbt.s-of-wa,y as described and colored In yellow and green on Exhibit ''A •• for the use of such land In cex~.junctf.oa. wttb. the golf course. but subject to a prl.J:n.a..ry use of conduits and tr&naDJ.ls&l<m. tlnea for electric current of the CoDlpany. • • - • • • --- .. (c) "Ibe City ahaU have a right oL firat re1uaa.l to pur....._, property b-001 the Co~ -out.U..o.ed oa. Exhlblt:. '~'·. eald property curreotJ,y belDg u.eecl by the Ccnnpau.y • aad to acquire certa.ln IDtereata In wa:ter rl.ghte wb.ich • eltber part:lal.ly or a.J.l_• are subject to a Lease .A,creea1ea.t. dated AprU &. 1970. ~ tbe ct'*"' and. the Ccnnpany cc:.:l.Cern.lDg w-ell water em. the laDd.. (d) "Ibe Public Ser"'rtce Co>:r>pany oL Colorado ahall be pald the UKa1 BUD'l o.f $300.000.00 either in ca.eh or at the Co-.npan;y•a opdc.:a by c:leelgnat:~Dg ooe or >ne>re tracts of laDd '"'bleb .,..... be pur-by the CU;y em. behalf of the OoD>pOOIQ' aDd eKICh_.,.t tn lieu of caah. Suc:b -----aa to .....,._t;a to be ~-by a certlfled appralaer aa tv the val-OIL the .... -.,. .. laDd. (e) 1D the ev_.t-CU;y -u.r--. -lt ahall ..-per--...- the ~ltt.... OIL-Acr-t abe lalUa.l .s.s-tt OIL S&. 000.00 ~~ - Cor~lt---......._.._,._ Sect .... 2. "Ibe CU;y COUDCU oL -Clty of EI>Blewoocl.. Colorado. hereby -- rls-the 114_..-of the Clty OIL Eaclewoocl., Colorado. to •-.:rtbe lal8 _.._ to .aid Acre =-._ -lD bebalf of tbe ctty CCIUDc:U --cu;,. of EDclewoocl., Col..-ado. ~DI.UCb. -t:bDe la oL the -8«1Dce m ...,.._mtnc aald paopea:"' Lex- the developa:a.emt: m a recreatlcxaa.l. reeoarce OD behalf 016 tile ell:'-oL tile ctty of EDCI-. Colorado. -Clt;lo" CCIUDCU -.a.y ~ -__._ --~c:y--lata ____ l:of ___ IAC<lnl....._ l• Deeeaa&ry Cor tbe l........S-~-OIL .-Uc: ~ -· ..s.t;y aDd &ood ~. therefore. ..... Ord..._ .-u--.,.-.-u- c:a~:a ... followi.DC f~ ~Ucatle>R. IDtroduced. re.d lD fall -___.t ... fir-re.diD& ._ -4oth ~ of Sept;e>nber. 19'73.. 19'73. PubH.-.. a Bill for ... ~ ... the ___ doo.y OIL .._.,._ber. :MAYOR ATTEST' -2- II • • 'a2 xl - • --- 1:. Karl F. NoU.enberger. do hereby cert:l.fy that. the above and f:ore- gotng t_s a true. accur~Ue. and coxo.p1ete copy m a Bill f:or an ord.Jn,anoe. introdu.ced. read iD. 'full. aDd paaaed ClD ft.rat readiDC OD the 4th day o:f Sept;.emnber. 1S.'73 • (a.) • • '32xl -• • - 6 . (a ) City of Englewood Augus~ 22. 1973 3400 South E l•t i S treet Engl.-oocs. Colo rado 80110 Mrs. M..ilea Da.vlea. President. Board of Trustees Ara-.hoe Regional Library District 6840 South Uni v ers i ty Boul.eva.rd. Littletao. Colorado 8 0122 :Dear M.ra. :Davies: Phon. (303) 7C1 ·1140 The .Engle91f00d City CouocU 1-t M.ooc:lay evening accepted t:h.erec:os:n- .D~e~D.dat.ioo of' the Engle"Wood. Publ.ic Ll.bra.ry Board lD rejecting the 1974 coatra.c~ aa subJ:nitted by the Ar~oe Regiaoal Ubrary District.. Tbe City o£ :E:Dgle'"'ood tbere£are cc.otoeD>plalea -u ,.,u~ CC>GUn,_ - aerve Ar._-Couaty rea-.-r the CCP:lS ~ Tbe deciaioa waa baaed~ a a10Dber ~ factora, 1Dcl1Mliac the £oll ..... iug, It. l a JDY UDdera~i..D.g t:hat. tbe Library Board dld aot receiYe a reply fron> the Regional Library District recar<ii.Dg their oHer -.....-wl.th repreaeo.tat.l vea o 1 t ._ e District... U you care a» puraue thl.a £urther, pl_ea.ae feel Lree to OCJRt:a.ct zne. Cordi ally youra, --~ z5:= G. H~ -..____p STANLEY H. DIA:J CUy Mouaager SHD:dfl cc: The Hcxaorable MU~ E. Senti. M.ayor Mrs. Beverly SUnoa.., Chairn1..a.n ,. L fb.rlU"'Y 1-'of'rd M.l.aa Harri.et Lute, Director oL .Li.brarle• II • • '32 x l ---- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN DHORITY BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 31 • SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING CHAPTER 3 • ENTITLED ''REGULATED BUSINESS PRACTICES,'' TITLE XI OF THE '69 E.M.C. REGULATING SECOND-HAND DEALERS • HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BUYERS; REQUIRING THE LICENSING THEREOF; AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR THE CONDUCT OF SAID BUSINESSES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. as fo1l.owa: Seet::l.on 1. ·· That: Chapter 3. T:l.t:l.e XI of the '69 E.M.C. :l.s hereby repea1ed and reenacted to read as fo11ows: 1.1.-3-l. SECOND-HAND DEALERS: ROOSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND HAND BUYERS (a) Second-Hand Deal.ers -L:l.cense Requ:l.red for Second Hand Dea1ers... No person, fi:n:a., or c:orporati..on sba..1.1 keep a pl.a.ce for the purchase or aa1e of: second-hand cl.othing, second-band house- bol.d goods • ant:l.que furn:l.ture or other ant::l.que art:- 1..c1es; sec::.ond-ha.n.d l?ook.s • 1D&ga.zi..nes, ne~papera and other pub1:i._cati..ons; articl.es taken Ln ful.l. or part satisfaction of a debt or taken ~~r resal.e for the purpose of ful.l. or part satisfaction of a debt ; second-hand counters, shel.ving, showcases, store, And offi..ce fixtures, boil.ers, engines, bel.ting, pul.l.eys, motors, dynamos, el.ectrica1 apparatus, ~hi..nery; other second-hand art~c1es of any k~nd or descript~on, except used automobi1es and except cha~tab1e organizat~ons; nor sha11 any person trade, barter, dea1 in, or carry on the business of dea1ing in any such second-hand artic1e as bere:I.Jnbefore descr:l.bed • ~thout: be:l.ng spec:l.al.1y 11..cenaed for suc:h pu..rpose as hereinafter provided :l.n tb:l..a art: :i.e 1e • (b) Garage Sal.es -Exempt:. Garage aa.1es • be:Lng those occasional sa1es of used persona1 property, not previous1y purchased for re-sa1e, on the premises of , the owner or occupant of residentia1 property. not -1- • -- - - r ~I - --- exceed~ng f~ve (5) consecut~ve days ~n duration, and he1d no sooner than once i.n every twe1ve (12) con.secut:'Lve months. are exempt from. the 1i..c.e.nsLng pro~si.ona of thi.s chapter. 11-3-2 DESIGNATION OF LOCATION. Any 1i.cense i.ssued under the pro~si..ons of this artic1e sha11 designate the p1ace i.n whi.ch the person so 1i.censed sha11 carry on the business for which he is 1icensed, and such business sha11 not be c~ed on or con- ducted i.n any other p1ace than that desi.gnated i.n and by such 1icenae. 11-3-3 SOLICITATION OF BUSINESS UPON THE STREETS. No person 1icensed under the prov~sions of this art::l..c1e aha11 be permitted to sol~ci..t: busi._ness i..n any of the arti..c1es nazued herein upon any street or pub1i.c hi.ghway. 11-3-4 CHARACTER REQUIREMENTS; LICENSE, HOW GRANTED . The City License Officer may grant: a 1icense to such person. firm, or corporation as sha11 produce satis- factory evidence · of good character to exercise and carry on a business of dea1ing in second-hand artic1es. goods • 'W'ares • or mercha.n.dLae • upon payment: of the 1::Leense fee required therefor ... 11-3-5 SCHEDUI.E OF LICENSE FEES. The annua1 J.i.cense fees requi.red for engagi.ng i.n the busi.ness of dea1i.ng ~n second-hand art:~c1es. goods. wares. or merchandLae as def ~ned -i.n Sect~on 11-3-1 0 above ; sha11 be as fo11ows: Genera1 Second-H and De8.1er. t:he 1argest pro- port~on of whose busi.neaa ~-buyi.ng or ae11i.ng aeeond-ha.n.d a.rt:::Lc::1ea. goods. wares. or JZ~~erchan. di.se of any ki.nd or deacri.pti.on: $100.00. M:i.xed Second-Hand Dea1er. whose p~ry busi.-· aeaa ::La sel..1.i...ng new goods. but: who buys and ae11s second-band artLc1es. goods. wares. or -rc:h.andi..se of the aa:aae type. or c 1aaa of new aoods ao1d: $50.00. 1qci.denta1 Second-Hand Dea1er. whose dea1i.ng ~n second-hand art:1..c1es. goods. ware•. or -2- -- '32xl - --- merchand~se ~s 1~~ted to the acquir~ng of the same ~n, by and through exchange for new artic1es. goods, wares, and merchand~se, and to the dLsposa1 of the same by sa1e on1y ~nc~denta1 to any part of the main business of dea1ing in ne~ goods, wares, and merchandLse: $10.00. Each a pp1:l..cat::l..on olE. such 1icenses sha11 be accompanied by an app1ication fee Ln the amount of Ten Do11ars ($10.00). except that no such app1~cat~on fee sha11 be requLred of Inc~denta1 Second-Hand Dea1ers; provided, however, that no app1Lcat~on fee sha11 be requLred on app1L- cat::·:l.on for reae-wa1 ~of an existing 1icen.se _ Any chaace of ownership sba11 requ:l..re a new app1i- ca~on and 1:l..cenae, with payment of fees therefor. 11-3-6 BOND. Every person so 1~censed sha11. before receiving s~ch 1icense, execute a bond to the City of Eng1ewood ~n the sum of FLve Hundred ($500.00) Do11ars. 11-3-7 SECOND-HAND D>'"ALERS' REGISTERS. Every person. fi~. or corporation 1icensed as a second-hand dea1er eha11 keep at h~s or her p1ace of bus~ness a substant~a1 and we11-bound book, ~n wh~ch he or she sha11 enter a ~nute descript~on of &11 persona1 property purchased by h..:I.Da or her., the date of the purchase, the name and resi- dence or p1ace of bus~n.ess of the person or persons from wham such purchase was ~ade, and part~cu1ar1y mentioned any prom:l...nent or descri.pt::i..ve m.a.rk.a that m.ay be on said property. The a~d book sha11 be ..:cept c1ean and 1egib1e. and a11 ent:~es made there~n sha11 be made wLth Lnk. ·Every person so 1icensed sha11. during the ordinary hours of business, when requested by any po1ice officer or 1~cense ~n.spector of the C~ty. submit and exhLb~t said book descr:Lbed above to the ~.n.spect~on of any of the above-named officers, and sha11 a1s~ exhibit: such goods or peraona1 property to any of a..£oresaid officers. Any person f~1~g or refua~ng to comp1y w~th any require- ment of th~s sect~on sha11 be gu~1ty of -a v~o1atLon thereof. 11-3-8 SECOND-HAND. DEALERS' REPOKrS. It sha11 be the duty of eve-ry 1i..c.ensed person afore_aaf..d to make out and -3- -.. • - '32xl -• • - de1iver to the Ch~ef of Po1ice~ every day before the hour of twe1ve o•c1ock noon. a 1egLb1e and correct copy from the book required in Section 11-3-7, givLng an accurate account and description of each and a11 of the artic1es and things purchased during the preceding day, and the price paid there- for, the precise t~me of purchase. and the names and residences of the persons from who~ such purchases -were made. 1.1.-3-9 SECOr-'D-HAND DEALERS NOT TO CONDUCT PAWN SHOPS OR JUNK YARDS. No person l.icensed as a second hand dea1er sba11, during the period of his 1icense, receive or ho1d a 1icense or carry on the business of a p~broker or. a. keeper of a junk. yard. 11.~3-1.0 HOURS OF BUSINESS. It shal.l. be unl.awful. for any second-hand dea1er, as defined and regu1ated here- in. to keep open or pe~it to be kept open his p1ace of business, or to conduct or permit to be conducted such bus~ness, or to purchase, se11, or exchange in the way of bus~ness any goods, artic1es, or things whatsoever, before the hour of 6:00 o•c1ock A.M. or after the hours of 9:00 o•c1ock P.~. on any week day except Saturday, or before the hour of 6:00 o•c1ock A.M. or after the hour of 10:00 o'c1ock P.M-on Saturday, or at any time after 12:00 o'c1ock noon on the first day of the week common1y ca11ed Sundfty; PROVIDED. HOWEVER. that it shal.l. be unl.awful. for any •ueh dea1er to receive, accept, or purchase either abso1ute1y or conditiona11y, any artic1es. goods, 'W&res • or merchandise on the first ..Jay of the week commonl.y cal.l.ed Sunday. 1.1.-3-1.1. HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SECOND-HAND BUYERS. It sha11. be un1awfu1 for any person, firm, co-partnership, or corporation to engage in the business of buying second- hand goods from house-to-house withLn the City of Eng1ewood ~thout first having obtained a 1icense so to do from the City License Officer of the City of Eng l.ewood. 1.1.-3-1.2 LICENSE FEE. The l.icense fee for said busi- ness of buying second-hand goods from house to bouse eha11 be fifty dol.l.ars ($50.00) per _annum. -4- .. '· ! " • • I' 32 X I - • • • - 11-3-13 RE G I S TER . A 11 pers ons. co-partnersh ~ps,. firms,. and co ..... p o rat ions eng a ge d i.n tt:e business o f bu~ng second-hand g oods sha11 k eep a record, writte n i..n ink in a pe rma.nent 1y bound book,. sho't....,i.ng the n ame of each person f r om who~ such s e cond -h and g oods we re bought; the~r address,. street number,. and the date and hour when such goods were purchased; books sha11 be open to the inspection of any po1ice officer or off~cers or inspectors of the City License Office. 11-3-14 REPORTS. A11 persons,. firms,. co-partnerships. or corporacLons so engaged Ln the buy~ng of second-hand goods from house t:o bouse,. sha.11 fi1e each day,. except: Sundays and ho1Ldays. before the hour of twe1ve (12:00) o•c1ock noon,. with the Chief of Po1ice of the Ci~ of En81e.wood,. an :l..t:~zed report: of a11 t:ra.n.sact:i.on..s of the previous day, givi..ng a description of each a .rtic1..e purchased and the person, firm. or corporation from which purchased. 11-3-15 GENERAL PROVISIONS. Sb~pment of Second~Hand Goods from City. No second-hand goods so purchased sba11 be shipped away from the City of Eng1ewood by said purchasers, or any second-band dea1er purchas:J..ng the same within ten (10) days of the date of said purchase. 11-3-16 SECTIONS 11-3-11 to 11-3-14 NOT TO APPLY TO SECOND HAND DEALERS. Nothing in SectLons 11-3-11 t o 11-3 14 sha11 be construed to app1y to second-hand dea1ers having a fixed p1ace of bus:J..ness. except that the ten-day provision as to ·shipp:l..ng or re~oving from the City of such second-hand goods sha11 app1y to any person. firm. or corporation hav~ng possess i o n o f such second-hand goods • 11-3-17 REMOVAL OF PLACE OF BUSINESS. In case any person 1icensed as prov~ded in this artic1e sha11 remove his p1ace of business from the p1ace desig- nated in such 1:1.ce.nse, he sha11 :1.tmDedi.ate1y there- upon give notice to the City License Officer and have the change noted upon h:J..s 1icenae. -5- • • • - - • • • --- 11-3-18 SECOND-HA~"D ART"J:Cl...ES TO BE HELD TEN DAYS BEFORE SALE. No dea1er ~n second-band a.r·ti..c::1es or house-to-house second-hand buyer, sha11 expose for sa1e, or se11 or dLspose of, any art:ic1e or arti..c::1es wi..thLn ten days of the t:~ of purchasing the &IUD!e, nor unti..1 the sarDe have been i..n or upon the prem.f..ses wherein the same are offered, exposed or so1d • at 1east: ten days- 11-3-19 DEALERS TO EXHIBIT GOODS TO POLICE. Every dea1er in second band artic1es or bouse-to-bouse aec::ond-hand buyer who sha11 receive or be in posaes- ai..C)!1 of any goods, art:i.c1es, or things, which Dl&Y have been 1ost: or sto1en, or a11eged or supposed to have been 1ost: or at:o1en, sha11 forthwith, on a demand, exhibit the same to any member of the po11.ce department:. The Chief of Po1ice 11-3-20 INSPECTION OF DEA~RS. by h~e1f or by any officer designated by hLm sha11 have genera1 supervision over a11 dea1ers Ln second- hand art~c1es, and house-to-house second-hand buyers and aba11 a.1so have. power to i__n.spec:t their respec:::t~ve p1aees of business _and a11 artic1es or things kept there-I..n, whenever he aha11 deem i..t necessary so to do. 11-3-21 SEVERABILITY. If any provision of t~ Chapter or ~ts app1icati..on to any person, fi..~, or corporat~on or cLrcumatancea, i..a be1d Lnva1i..d, such inva1id:lty sha11. not a£fect other .-roviaiona or -pl..icationa of th:l..s Chapter. The Couoci1 hereby dec1area the provisions of th::ls Chapter to be aeverab1e. Introduced. read in fu11 and passed on first reading on the 20th day of August. 1973. -6- • • '32 x l - ( • • ... ·-- Pub1:Lshed aa a B:l-11 for an Ord:l..nance on the 23rd day of August. 1973. Read by t:Lt1e and passed on f:Lna1 read:Lng on the 4th day of September. 1973. Pub1:Lsbed by t:Lt1e as Ord:Lnance No. of 1973. on the 6th day of September. 1973. ATTEST: __ J.u.1~-• Ser:Les I • Kar1 Ro11enberger • do hereby c:ert:Lfy that the above and £oregoi..ng :La a true. accurate and C.CJIIIP1ete. copy of an Ord:Lnanc:e passed on f:Lna1 read:Lng and pub1:Lshed by t:Lt1e . --Ord:Lnance No. n • Ser:Lea of 1973. ex off:Lc:Lo C:Lty C1erk-Treasurer -7- ·- • • 'a2xl