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Home My WebLink About1974-05-20 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet1-- REGULAR W.::S: ... 'I. •C : • • - ·':LLJ C I..:... HAJ.I.B.~:.R"" c1~Y OF £ GLE ~0~, COLO AUO MAl: _o , ~'-'~7 - Th e Clt..y o ..... c..:.. .... t ~ :~y o r En 1e w oo d, Arapahoe Co nt y , Co ora o , me~ ~ 3 :00 P .::.l . M11.yo:r h nn .i.n c , Tne .lnv ocb.7...~on o ~ A11egi.Qnce w as ed 1~r ae s ~ U~y 20 , ~97 -, at d ~be meeting to order . el.vex.a b~ lio w aru_ Bri>..-n . "!:"Le P1edge o r m Pa~ ...... B~e s~n . Tlle Uayo r asked r r r o1 ca1 ro11, t he ~o~1ow~n& were r a~~.~L : Upon t.ne c.a of" t he lee...- Counc.i.l.. embe r s ·--.reru , l.l1an:u , .u .. essi. • .;, Brown, And e rs on , lie.n.n.ing . Abse t : I one The May o r declared a quor~ p r esent . Also prese ~~ wer e : C.i ty ..t:::u'-0. er Di..a1 ~ity Av ~v ~ney Bera r dini Ass:i.st'"'Jlt C:i.ty .Manage r 1.4cCown D ir cL r ~r Public Wo r ks Wa ggone r Adm:i.Il i J~rat.l ve Assistant Uende1son D .ir~·~~o r ~r F.inance No11enb e r g er Di.r"'..: L :>:r -· Commu.n l.ty D evel..opment Sup i.ng e r Flrf... C f: Hau.i.1 ton COUNCILl.L.AN BR0\\'1 OVED AND .;U UNCILl.!..A.N ANDERSO SECO DED A MOTION TO APP ROVE THE YINU ·:'ES OF Tl REGULA R ILEETING OF ).lAY b , 1974 - Upon the ca 11 o f: the r o11 , the ~otc resulted as C o11o w s : Ayes : Council. Ner~bers S ovc rn , J.!a.nn , BJ..ess i.ng , Brown , And er son , Henni.ng . Nays : None A b s e nt : N one The U ayo r declar ed the m o tion car ri.ed . * * II • • '32 x l • • • • ... 2 Mayor Henning stated that the Council would continue with the discussion by Mr. Tom Young o~ the ~irm or Se11ards and Grigg, Inc •• on a change in the contract £or the construction ror the South Drainage Storm Sewer Project . The discussion had been initiated at the stu~y session prior to the Counci~ meeting earlier in the evening. Ur. Young reviewed the methane gas situation in the South Storm Sewer Project. He stated that the methane was being produced by the sanitary 1and £i11 immediately to the north oC Oxford D rive. and it has invaded the pipes in the storm drainage project by creeping under the road and into the pipes. He stated that the gas was very dangerous and must be vented in order to e1Lminate the hazard. City Kanager Dia1 stated that he Celt the best errort was to proceed w~th the recommended expenditures as the enclosed memor - andum stated . Counci1man Anderson ~nqu~red whether venting north or Oxrord wou1d take care or the s~tuation. Yr. Young stated that the vent~ng process could go on there ror a lesser cost~ bu~ that ~t had some major drawbacks . Counc~1man Blessing stated that it sounded to him 1ike Counc~1 was being asked to make some 1ega1 and engineering decisions which he was not yet ready to make. Yr . Young stated that the proposal was the best engineering solution that the rirm or Sellards and Grigg has Cor the problem at this time . A genera1 discussion oC the situation incurred. Uayor Henning inquired whether the Council could ho1d orr in an attempt to get venting input at the sanitary 1and Ci11 site . Yx . Young stated that the proposa l Crom the contractor was good on1y through this evening, but that the rirm could spend a couple or wee~s exploring other alte rnatives iC the time were available. Uayor Henning inquired as to the Counci1 •s p1easure. Councilman Brown stated that he Ce1t that the City sbou1d go ahead with the investigating oC the venting procedure, but that immed~ate act~on should occur ~n orde r to get th~s problem solved • Counci1man Anderson stated that he £e1t it was worth it to investigate $20~000 o£ venting vs. $?0,000 inc1us~ve in the proposal . Counc~1man Mann stated that he wou1d prefer to get the problem settled~ and to proceed with the Sellar ds and Gr~gg proposa1 • Mayor Henn~ng stated that the consensus appeared to be an invest~gat~on ~nto the vent~ng proposal during the next t w o w eeks . She ~nstructed the C~ty Manager to ro11ow up on th~s a1ternat~ve . * • • \ ! ~ • • • • - 3 Mayor Henning recognized the Co11owing persons Crom the 1ist o£ Specia1 Citizen Program Invitees. Wr. and Urs. Frank R. De HoCC~ 3160 South De1aware Street, Preci..nct No. 2 ... Mr. and Mrs. James P. Moore, 255 East Eastman, Precinct No. 3 ... Ur ... and Urs. Ronnie C. Skrivan, 3070 So. Corne1~ Circ1e, Precinct No .. 6 . Mr. Francis J ... Montague, 3530 South Corona Street, Precinct No . 8 ... Mr. Robert C . Lindsay, 4324 South Logan Street, Precinct No. 11 . Mr . and Mrs . Emanue1 Roth, 4521 South Ka1amath Street, Precinct No. 1.2 ... Yr. and Mrs. John A. Eng1and, 4820 South Lipan Street, Precinct No. 15 ... Ur ... A . WeLnste:i.n, representative Crom the Larwin Yu~t:i. bousing Corporation, was present to discuss the deve1opment at the KLZ site .. City Manager Dial stated that there we r e two d~rect questions which re1ated to the City Council . He stated tha~ originally the site was set up on a n~ne -phase p1an. The tennis and handba~1 courts have not yet gone in, in phase 2 and 3, but when they are it is Larwin 's contention that they wou1d not necessarily be a11owed ror usage by the phase 1 and phase 4 residents . This is contrary to the origina1 commitment on the part oC Larwin. Additiona11y, the planting a1ong the concrete wa11 on the east side oC the property is in question at this t:Lme . Kr. Weinstein stated that the center portion, phases 2 and 3, were not to be developed by Larwin themselves, but rather had been sold oCCaat this time . He did not Cee1 that Larwin cou1d commit themselves to the use o£ the tennis and handba11 courts by a11 residents, since it was not something which they could control . He stated that in re1ation to the landscaping, it was purely a matter oC timing. The phase 4 was now currently being completed and the landscaping along 25S oC the concrete wa11 would be completed with that phase. However, he did not Cee1 that it was necessary to do the other 3/4 oC the 1andscaping along that wa11 at this time until those phases were developed . • • I' 32 X I - • • - 4 Mayor Henn~ng ~nquired whe~her a new deve1oper wou1d have to meet the cond~~~ons o C the waiver issued by the P1anning and Zoning Commission iC be •ere to construct the othe r phases at a 1ater date. City Attorney Berardini replied in the aCCirmative, but stated that the question was one o C timing in the Caet that the phases 1 and 4 residents wou1d be uti1izLng F1oyd Park greatly, rather than hav~ng a tennis and handba11 court Caci1ity avai1ab1e ~n phase 2 and 3 - Councilman Brown stated that in his opinion the screening is something which must go in at the present time -He a1so Ce1t that the recreational Cacets were something which had to be complied w ith by the La rw in people- Director oC Community Development Sup~nger desc r ibed the area ~nvolved on a map oC the project . He st&ted that the C~ty's posit~on was that the tennis and handba11 courts must be avai1a b 1e C o r the who1e p r oject and not just those r es~dents oC phases 2 and 3 La order to relieve p re ssure on Floyd Pa rk . Counc~1man Brown questioned whether we could hold the developer to the use oC the courts £or a11 oC the residents o£ the development. City Attor ney Berard~ni stated that we cou1d bo1d to the condition oC the courts being open to everyone on the prope r ty regardless oC w ho develops them . A general discussion oC the handball and tenn~s courts situation and landscaping ensued. Mayor Henn ing stated that there was general agreement among the Council that the landscaping a1ong the w ho1e concrete wa11 was necess ary beCore occupancy permits could be issue d. Mrs. Mary 0 'Donne1 1 appeared beCore Council. She state d that he r property abuts the Larw in site and tha~ the re wa s a g rea t need to 1andscape the Cence in order to decrease the concrete 1ook. She stated that Floyd Park wou1d be used by Larwin residents rather than by the e~tizens around there iC some Coreeab1e eCCort wa s not made by Council to get Larwin to provide recreation Caci1ities . She stated that the Cence on the rear o£ her house bas been messed up severely by the La rwin project and that she was not happy with ~t . COUNCILMAN BROWN J.(OVED AND COUNCILJolAN BLESSING SECONDED A J.(OTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING F OR A 3 -WAY LIQUOR LICENSE FOR ARAP'S RESTAURANT, 3866 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon ~he ca11 oC the r o1~~ ~be vote resu1ted as ro11ows: • • ,32X - • • • - Ayes: Co~ci1 Members Severn, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Anderson, Henning. Nays: None Absent: None The Ya.yor dec~ared the motion carried and the public hearing open. The o££'icia1 tape recording oC the proceedings oC th~s public bear~g are ma.Lntained on Ci1e in the o CCice oC the City C1erk ... U..ayor Henning gave a..n outline o£' how the hearing wou4-d proceed beCore the Council ... City Attorney Berardini stated that proper 1ega1 notice bad been given by a.11 concerne d. Mr. Harry Car1eno, Attorney Cor the app1::1.ca..nt, appeared be£'ore Counci1 ... He questioned Mr ... George D ... Arapki1es as to his background and experience in the Cood and drink business ... Mr ... Car1eno presented exhibit A, which is a menu used by Mr ... ArapkL1es in one oC his places o£' ope ra tion ~n 1964 and 1965 - C~ty Attorney Berardin~ ~nqu~red as to certain 1ega1 requ~reme nts be~ng met ~or the app1ication oC a 1icense- Yr. Wi11iam 3 . Convery, 2501 West 14th Avenue , Attorney Cor a contester, appeared beCore Counci1 . He asked about p1ans Co r the parking Cor the restau ran t , stating that there were on1y s~ spots on the side and th.ree i._n the rear present1y . Ur. Char1es Kamine , 1125 Washington Str eet, appeared beC ore Counci1. Ur . Car1eno presented exhibits B and c, w h~ch were pet~t~ons in suppor t oC the app1icant . Mr. Kamine stated that he had circu1ated these petitions and gave a background o~ them . Mr . Convery then cross -examined Mr. Kamine- ~-Pau1 Conaway, 30 South Pear1 Street, appeared beCore Counci1 . He stated that he, additiona11y , was a circu1ator oC the 1iquor 1icense petition . and gave the description oC the procedure he had uti1ized. Mr. Convery cross -examined Ur. Conaway. Kayor Henning inquired whether anyone e1se wa s present w ho had an attor ney who wou1d 1ike to c r oss -examine the witness . No p~rsons appeared. Ur . Ca r1eno stated that 719 names were inc1uded on the petit~ons Ln total. -• .......... • • • • ... 7 Urs. Darlene Johnson. 3865 S o uth Banno ck Stree~. appeared beCore Counc~1. She stated that she was oppo sed to the out1et and that she 1~ved w~tbin two b1ocks o C the locati o n. There were many children in the n eighborhood and she ~e 1t thi s w o u l d have a detri- mental eCCect on them. Yr. Car1eno gave closing statements ~o r the record. stating that be bad shown the need Cor the license in thi s particul ar area. Counci1man Brown inquired as to how important it was £or a restaurant to be opened in the neighborhood and questi o ned whether there was a need Cor it . Ur. Arapki1es stated that be was convinced that there was a need £or a restaurant in that area. COUNCILUAN SOVERN UOVED AND COUNCILYAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the ca11 oC the ro11. the vote resu1ted as £o11ows: Ayes: Counci1 Members Sovern, Yann, B1essLng, Brown, Anderson, Henn~ng. Nays: None Absent: None The Uayor dec1ared the motion carried and the pub1ic hearing c1osed. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO DENY THE LIQUOR LICENSE . City Attorney Berardini stated that the Statutes required the Cind~ng oC Cacts and conclusions to be made in writing to the app1icant . Councilman Brown stated that he wou1d withdraw the motion on that basis. C O UNCILUAN BLESSING KOVED AND COUNCILUAN ANDERSON SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THE FINDINGS OF FAC T ON THE LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION FOR A THREE-WAY LIQU O R LICENSE FOR ARAP'S RESTAURANT, 3866 S O U T H BROADWAY UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING. Upon the ca11 oC the ro11, the vote resu1ted as £o11ows: Ayes: Council Uembers Sovern, Kann, B1essing, Anderson, Nays: Counci~ Uember Brown. Absent: None MAyor dec1ared the motion carried. ·- • • - • • - B Uayor Be nn 1...n. ea~ ed a r ecea• at 11:20 P.M . Upon the ea r o "t...n.e ;C o o w~ng were present. Coune~1 Uember s So Y e r n . Ma nn , B eas~n E~ Br o wn. Anderson. Ben.n.i.ng .. Absent: lJ o ne Counc.i.1man Seve rn stated ~hat he £e1t that the agenda £or the Counc.i.1 mee t.i.ng shou1d be pub1ished ~ the ne ws media to a11ow interested citizens to attend the meetLog .. Mayor Henning stated that she wo u1d request a re po rt by the next meeting oC what it wou1d take to a11ow pub1ication oC the agenda to occur in the way oC timing .. The Co11 o wing items were received Cor the record .. Minutes o£ the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting oC Yay 9, 1974 .. Uinutes o£ the Lib r a ry Board meeting oC Yay 14, 1974 .. Minutes o C the Planning and Zoning Commission meetings ot March 19, Karch 26~ April 2 ~ and April 16. 19 74- Financial Rep ort ror the month or April . 1974 . Memorandum r r om the Library Director conce r ning the approval oC a special project grant in the amount oC $8 ~900 from the Colorado State Boa r d of Education . Council received a memorandum from the Chairman oC the Noise Abatement Comm ittee rel ative to the proposed noise abatement legislation . Assistant City Kanager McCown stated that this w as j ust a brieC reminder oC the intention oC Council at the 1ast study session to request an o rdinance Crom the City Attorney•s oCCice . May o r Henning stated that she requested the City Attorney tQ dra£t that ordinance . • • , 32X I - --.. - 9 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY C O UNCILMAN SOVERN . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE N O . ~, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINAl.JCE .A..ILEN DI NG S ECTIOl 2, CHAPTER 6 , TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO TRE INVESTKENT O F OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRI- BUTION OF INTEREST. (Cop~ed ~n Cu11 in the OCCicia1 Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN ANDERSON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINAnCE NO . 17, SERIES OF 1974 . Upon the ca11 oC the ro11, the vote re s~ted as Co11ows: Ayes: Council.. Members Severn , Mann, Blessing, Brown, Anderson, Henning . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the motion carried . Council.. received a Bi11 Cor an Ordinance amending section 21 -7 oC the Uode1 TraCCic Code by authorizing use oC air ho r ns on £"ire vehicles . City Attorney Berardi.ni stated that this wo u1d a.11ow the use oC air horns on C~re veh~c1es on1y and exc1ude tbe~r use on any other emergency veh~c1e . He stated that ~t was mode1ed atter the Denver ord~nance . C~ty Manager Dia1 ~nqu~red whether ~b~s wou 1d crea~e prob1ema w~th d~ese1 trains who used them at Lotersect~ons. City Attorney BerardLn~ stated no, s~nce the ordinance prohib~~ed theLr use on other emergency vebic1es on1y . Ch~eC Bam~1ton stated that there was a great dea1 oC success with the use of air horns across the count ry. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILYAN SOVERN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 21 -7 OF THE 'MODEL TRAFFIC CODE FOR CQLORADO MUNICIPALITIES, 1966,• AS ADOPTED WITH AMENDMENTS BY ORDINANCE NO. 24 , SERIES OF 1969, (CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIV, '69 E .looi_C_) BY AUTHORI ZING THE USE OF AIR HORNS ON FIRE VEHICLES ONLY . -, II - - T 32X • • • • ... 10 COUNCILYAN SOVERN UOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDIN~~CE AUTHORIZING THE USE OF AIR HORNS ON FIRE VEHICLES. Upon the ca11 o£ the ro11. the vote resulted as Co11ows: Ayes: Counc~1 Members Sovern , Kann, B1ess~ng, BroWD, Anderson, Henn~ng. Nays: None Absent: None The Kayor declared the mot~on carr~ed. Counc~1 r ece~v ed a B~11 Cor an ordLoance reaasess~ng certa~n property w~th~ Paving District No . 20; providing Cor payment and co1~ection o£ said assessment. City Attorney BerardLai stated that this reassesses tbe Weist property after a court case which went a11 the way to the Supreme Court . MAyor Henning Lnquired whether there was any problem on the continuity oC the Council i£ a public bearing ~as he1d by one Council wbi1e the original ordinance had been passed by anothe r. C~ty Attorney Berardin~ stated that he could see none _ Kayor Henn~ng stated that June 17th wou1d then be utilized as a pub1~c hearLDg on ~his matter. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING - A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT ~0-20 , IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSUENT - COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E ASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO-20, PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSMENTS, AND SETTING JUNE 17, 197~ AT 8:00 P-»-FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION . Upon the ca11 oC the ro11 , the vote resulted as £o11ows: Ayes: Council Uembers Sovern, Mann, B1essing, Brown, Anderson, Henning . Nays: Uone Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried • • • • - - • - 11 Counc~1 rece~ved a copy oC a reso1ut~on re1at~ve to the deve1opment oC the South Platte R~ver. C~ty Attorney Berardini stated that the item in the resolut ion stating "open cbanne1" sbou1d be corrected to read "natural type channel". RESOLUTION NO -16 SERIES OF 19 ~ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO URGING THE U -S-ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO ADOPT A POLICY OF NATURAL TYPE CHANNELIZATIO~' OF TRE SOUTH PLATTE RIVER FROU CHATFIELD DAU TO HAMPDEN AVENUE- (Copied ~n ru11 in the OCCicia1 Reso1ution Book.) COUNCILMAN BLESSING KOVED AND COUNCILKAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 16, SERIES OF 1974 . Upon the call oC the ro11, the vote resu~ted as Co11ows: Ayes: Council Members So7ern, Kann, Blessing, Brown, Anderson, Ken..n:i...ng. Nays: None Absent: None The Kayar declared the motion carried . Council received a copy of a resolution setting the date oC June 2~, 1974 at 7:00 P .U . Cor a public bearing on the proposed s~dewa1k d~str~ct . Counc~1man Anderson ~nqu~red whether these were new s~de wa1ks or rep1.acement ones. D~recto.r oC Public Works Waggoner sta.t·ed that they were rep1acemen~ s~de wa.1ks . RESOLUTION NO-~ SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DECLARING TRE INTENT OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO CREATE AN IUPROVEKENT DISTRICT IN SAID CITY, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IUPROVEUENT DISTRICT NO . 74; ADOPTING DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS THEREFOR; ESTABLISHING A DATE AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE CREATIOt< OF SAID DISTRICT; AND ORDERING PUBLICATION AND UAILING OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE O WNERS OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT - (Copied in ru11 ~n the OCCicia1 Reso1ution Book .) -- ,32X - --- 12 COUNCI~ ANDERSOI< MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 17, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the ca11 oC the ro11, the vo~e resulted as Co11ows: Ayes: Counc~1 Members Sovern, Mann, B1ess~ng, Brown, Anderson, BennLng. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the mot~on carr~ed. C~ty Attorney Berard~n~ stated that on the B~11 Cor an Ordinance reassess~ng certain property within PavLng District No . 20, there wa s a correction needed LD the "Whereas" in the body where it states 202.9 Ceet sbou1d be corrected to 192.9 Ceet_ COUUCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN ANDERSON SECONDED A MOTION TO RECONS~DER THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE FOR REASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN THE PAVING DISTRICT NO . 20, PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSMENT. Upon the ca11 oC the ro11, the vote resulted as Co11ows: Ayes: Council Kembera Sovern, Kann, B1ess~ng, Brown, Anderson, Henn~ng . Nays: None Absent: None The Kay or dec1ared the mot~on carr~ed - COUNCILMAN SOVERN UOVED AND COUNCILMAN ANDERSON SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBSTITUTING 192 .9 FEET FOR 202.9 FEET IN THE "WHEREAS" AND IN THE BODY OF THE ORDINABCE - Opon the ca11 oC the ro11, the vote resu1ted as ~o11ows: Ayes: Counc~1 Kembers Sovern, Mann, B1ess~ng, Brown, Anderson, Henn~ng_ Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the mot~on carr~ed . • II • - '32 xl 1 - • • ... - 13 C~ty Attorney BerardLn~ Loqu~red as to what the Counc~1's p1easure was at th~s t~me on the proposed b~cyc1e ordinance. Ma~or Henn~g stated that ~t .es Counc~1•s consensus that the B~11 Cor the Ord~ the Ord~nance shou1d be on the next agenda coneernLng b~cyc1e regu1at1..ons . COUNCILMAN SOVERN WOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A KOTXON TO ADJOURN . Upon the ea11 o~ the ro11 , the vote reau1ted aa to11owa : Ayes : Coune~1 ~mbers Sovern, Mann# Blessing, B rown, Ander son , Henn~g . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor dec1ared the ~ot~on carr~ed and the meetLng was adjourned at 12:0!) A .M .. Cou..nc 11. • • '32xl - • - --- RESOLUTION NO. ---.-£~fff!.... _____ • SERIES OF 1.974 A RESOLUTIO~ APPROVING APPLICATION OF THE PROVISI0:5 OF SECTION 23 OF THE UNITED STA-:o::S HOUSING ACT OF 1.937 • AS AMENDED • TO LOCALITY. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 23 of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended, the United States of Amer~ca, acting through the Secretary of Housing and Urban Deve1opcent, is authorized co provide £~nancia1 assistance to 1oca1 pub1ic housing cgencies in provid~n g 1o~-rent ho~sing by 1easing d~~11ing units in private1y- O"WD.ed struct:cres; and WHEREAS, said S ec tion 23 prov~des that: the provisLons hereof sha11 not app1y to any 1oca1icy unless the governing body of the 1oca1it:y has by r eso1ut:ion approved the app1ication of such provisions to such 1oca1ity. NOV. THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EYGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11o"W"S: That the app1ication of the provisions o£ Section 23 o f the United Scates Housing Act of 1937 . as amended. to City of Eng1e"Wood. Arapahoe County. Co1orado • i.s .::1pproved. ADOPTED Al>.'D APPROVED this 3rd day of June • 1.974. ,..__q MAYOR / ATTEST: ex of£~cio City C1erk-Treasurer -1.--- '32 x l 1-- - - --- I_,. Kar1 No11enberger. ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood_,. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true • ac::.cu.rac.e and coa:np1et::e copy of tb.e Resol.ut:i_on No. /L • Series of 1974 . 1 - PUBUSHEP.'S AFFlDA VIT S!A. TE OF C OlOIItA.:)o. J COUNTYe»J~.s..·a-~qo~ .• :-- Pe te,r l3;""ock do -'---J, ·---. fhcu I o-,...__ .Etc;.:I.to~ ... -~cl~~qQd ~~~a~Q S ent~ne1 wt-. .... -... -~ -------~ c--,. o~ . ..A:rap.a..hoe ~ ~-c..;..~•-·.:...; .;..~ ~ ;...;...;.._; d.-~ -.....___ ...._ ---__,._,._. hen *--powob-"'-d~_.., -....., c-..,. 011 • • A.r.a. p.aho e. . . . . . . ..;,. ;. ~-of;..;...·~-~ ~ --: -............ ~ol.._ ___ _ _... __,.__ -_ _.., -.... ,......, -"-- ~-~.; ~ ~-...:....· ..:..;._--~ .......... --... ___,..__...._.. .... _.. ...... aoo:f ..... ~....._....,.of .... s-.....,. c............_. _ __......~ 30. 197:1 ~ _.....,. ~ ...... oc.s _... ...... __,_- _........_~~-.... ----...... _ ........... ~-..c----.-.._ _____ ,........._._,._~ .. 3 ... ~-~...._ .... ...._ . J -:ay -9 ... •• 7L...-_....._ ...... ~_..-cf ____ ..__ .. ...., --.-....... ..._.. . -... -Hay . 74-- --- -- '32xl 1 - --- RESOLUTION NO-SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATXON OF IIIE!£TRIOUS CORPORATXON D/B/A ARAP'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. INC-FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE TO SELL MALT • VINOUS AND SPIR.ITOUS LIQUORS IN A RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 0 TO BE CONSUMED ON THE PREMI:SES. TO BE LOCA'lED AT 3866 SOUTH B_ROADWAY. ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO_ WHEREAS, Demetr~ous Corporation d/b/a Arap's Restaurant and Lou:n..ge.., Inc. bas heretofore 1Da.de app1.i..cation. pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 75. Arti..c1e 2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, for the issuance of a 1i..quor 1.icense to se11 1D&1t: • vinous and spi..ritou..s 1i..quors i..n a resta..u:rao.t and 1ou:n.ge. to be c.ons~d on the pread...&es , to be l._oc;:_ated at 3866 Sout:h Broadway, En.g1e"WWod, Co1orado; and WHEREAS • not:l.ce of sa:l.d app:Licat:l.on :l.n the Pub1:l.c Hearing thereon has been proper1y given and ~ Pub1ic Hearing upon said app1i..cation was proper1y conducted on the 20th day of May. A_D_. 1974 before the C:l.ty Couac:l.1 of the C:l.ty of Eng1e~od as the 1oca1 1:l.cens:l.ng ~tbor1.ty and a11 the pro- cedura1 requirements of t.be statute b.avi.ng been c~l....ied with- NOW. THEBE FORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: T'hat based upon. the app1icat1...on of said De:Dietri.ous Corporation d/b/a Arap • s Restaurant an.d Lounge • Inc_ and the evidence and informat~on adduced at the Pub1~c Hearing upon sa:l.d app1:l.cat:l.on. the C:l.ty Counc:l.1 of the C:l.ty of Eng1ewood does hereby adopt the fo11ow:l.ng f:l.nd:l.ngs and conc1us:l.ons: 1. The app1icant:: is the owo.er and operator of the business est::ab1ishment at such 1ocation and is of good cha:rac.t::er and reputation and has not: been c.onv~cted of a fe1ony or crinle. 'Wi.thi.n a:n.y court of t::be U _ S. • or wit::.hi..n any court of record Ln. any state or territory of Che U.S. -1- • - '32xl -. - - - --- 2. The petitions su.bm.i..tted by the app1i.can.t. which had been circu1ated Ln the area, numbered 718 signatures. 3. The app1ication for the 1i.quor 1i.cense was opposed at the Pub1ic Hearing by severa1 individua1s Who presented petitions which had been circu1ated in the area and contained 365 signatures. 4. The app1icant bas not shown, nor does the Counci.1 find, from the record and the hearing hereLn, that the reasonab1e needs of the com- urun::Lty are not be~ng a.dequate1y served by the existing out1ets for sa1e of a1coho1i.c beverages ~thin the neighborhood area. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that. based upon the foregoing and the entire record and the e~dence cont~ned bereLn, the app1i.cation of Demetrio~& Corporation d/b/a Arap's Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. for the issuance of a 1i.quor 1icense to se11 ~a1t, vinous and spiri.tous 1iq~ors ~n a restaurant and 1o~nge. to be consumed on the premises. to be 1ocated at 3866 South Broadway. Eng1e~ood. Co1orado. shou1d be and Ls hereby denied. ADOPTED AND APPROVED th~s 3rd day of June • 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer I. Kar1 No11enberger. ex offic~o C~ty C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoi...ng is a true. accurate and com.p1ete copy of the Reso1ut~on No. • Se~es of 1974. ex off~c~o C~ty C1erk-Treasurer -2- • - '32xl 1- • --- RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATION OF DEHETRIOUS CORPORATION D/B/A ARAP'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. INC. FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE TO SELL MALT • VINOUS AND SPIRITOUS LIQUORS IN A RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. TO BE CONSUMED ON THE PREMISES • TO BE LOCATED AT 3866 SOUTH BROADWAY • ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO. - WHEREAS • Demetr:Lous Corporat:Lon d/b/a Arap '.a Restaurant and Lounge,. Inc_ has heretofore '~Dade app1ica.ti.on. pursuant to the pro~sions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 2, C.R.S. 1963, as ame..nde.d, for the issua.o.ce of a 1i.quor 1:1..cense to se11 DU~.1t, ~nou.s and spiritou.a 1iquora Ln a restaurant and 1ounge:. to be consumed on the pre:m.i..ses. t:.o be 1oc:.ated a.c 3866 Sou._th Broadway, Eng1ewood, Col.orado; and WHEREAS, notice of said a.ppl..ic.at:i.on i..n the Pu.b1i.c Hear:Lng thereon h.a been proper1y g:Lven and the Pub1:Lc Hear:Lng upon. s&.i..d appl..::Lc:.ati._on w-as proper1y conducted on t.be. 20th day of May. A.D •• 1974 before the C:Lty Counc:L1 of the C:Lty of Engl.e-.ood as the 1oc:.a1 l.:Lcen.s:Lng author:Lty and a11 the pro- cedural. requ.:L,_.._ta o£ the statute bav::Lng been c._,.l.:Le.d w:Ltb. -. no::.:FORE • BE I:T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUJK:I.L OF TIE CITY OF EBCLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: 'I:bat b&aed upon the app1:Lcat:Lon of sa:Ld :oe-etr::Loua Corporati._on. d /b /a Arap•s Restaurant and Lounge, Ia:c. . .an.d the. evidence and Ln£ormation adduced at the Pub1ic. He~ng upon sa:Ld app1:Lcat::Lon. the C:Lty Couoc::L1 of the City of Eogl.ewood does hereby adopt the fo11ow:Lng fLnd:Logs and conc1ua:Loos: 1.. Tb.e app1i..cao.t is the oowner and operator of the business estab1i...sbme.nt at suc.h 1ocati.on and :La of good character and repu_tati..on. a.:nd has not been convicted of a fel.ony or cr:Lme w-i.thLn any cour-t of the U .. S .. • or with:l..n any cou.rt of record La. any state or territory of the U.S. -1- ·- -- T32 x l - • • • • - 2. The pet~tions sub~tted by the app1i cant, Which had been circu1ated in the area, numbered 718 signatures. 3. The app1i...cati...on for the 1i...quor 1i...cense ~as opposed at the Pub1ic Hearing by severa1 indivi..<h1a1s who presented petitions ~ch bad been circu1ated in the area and conta..i...ned 365 signatures .. 4.. "'I"be app1i.c::ant has not shown, nor does the Counci1 find •. frC>al the record and the hearing bere.'Ln. that the re.ason.ab1e needs of the C:OIIt- mun.i.ty are not. being adequate1y served by the existing out1eta for sa1e of a1eobo1i...c beverasea wi.thin the neighborhood area. NOW • THEREFORE • BE l:.T RESOLVED that • b-ed upon the foregoing and the ent1-:re. record an.d the evi...de.nc:e conta:l..aed herein. the app1icati..on of Demetriou& Corporation d/b/a Arap's Restaurant and Lounge. Inc .. for the issuance of a 1iquor 1i..c:.enae to se11 1DA1t. vi..:noua and spi..ri..toua 1i...qu.ors ~ a restaurant and 1ou..n.ge • to be eon&UIIIIe.d on the pre11l.'l..sea • to be 1ocated at 3866 South Broadway. Eng1e-aod. Co1orado. ahou1d be and is hereby denied. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tlrl.a 3rd day of June • 1974. ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk Treasurer 1. Kar1 No11enberger. ex officio C~ty C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a. true. accurate and COID.P1ete copy of the Reso1ution No. • Series of 1974. ex officio City C1erk Treasurer -2- • • J - • • • • - RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATION OF DEHETRIOUS CORPORATION D/B/A ARAP'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. INC. FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE TO SELL MALT • VINOUS AND SPIRITOUS LIQUORS IN A RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE.TO BE CONSUMED ON THE PREMISES. TO BE LOCATED AT 3866 SOUTH BROADWAY • ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO. WHEREAS, Demetrio~& Corporation d/b/a Arap•A Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. has heretofore made app1~cation pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 75, Articl..e 2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended • for the issu.a.nce of a 1i.qu.or 1icen.se to ae11 m.a1t, vi.nou.s and spi..ri..tou..s 1i..qu.ora in a restaurant and 1ou.n.ge. to be c:onsUIDI!.d on the premises. to be l..oeated at 3866 South Broadway, Engl..ewood. Co1orado; and WHEREAS, notice of said appl..i..cation in the Publ..ic Hea..r:Ln.g thereon bas been properl..y given and the Pu.bl..ic Hearing upon said app1i.cation was proper1y conducted on the 20th day of May. A.D •• 1974 before the City Counci1 of the City of En.g1ewood a.s the 1oca1 l.icensin.g authority and a11 the pro- cedural.. requirements of the statute having been comp1i..ed w::Lth- NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: That be~ed upon the app1ication of said Deaetrioua Corporation d/b/a Arap•s Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. and the e~dence and information add~ced at the Pub1ic Hearing upon said app1ication. the City ·Counci1 of the City of Eng1ewood does hereby adopt the fo11ow::Lng findings and conc1usions: 1. T'he app1i...cant is the owner and operator of the business estab1ishment at such 1ocation and is of good character and reputation and has not been convicted of a fe1ony or cr~ within any court of the U.S., or within any court of record in any state or territory of the U.S . -1- • • - • • • • - 2. The pet"i.tions subnrl.tted by the app1"i.cant. which bad been c:Lrcu1ated i...n the area, numbered 718 s"i.gn.atures. 3. The app1i...cation for the 1iquor 1~cense was opposed at the Pub1"i.c Hearing by severa1 "i.n.d"i.vidu&Ls who presented peti..ti...ons wbi..ch had been ci..rcu1ated i.._n the are.a. and conta.:l..ned 365 signatu..res. 4. The app1i..cant has not showo., nor does the Counci..1 find, from the record and the bearing berei...n, that the reasonab1e needs of the com- munity are not be"i.n.g adequateLy served by the existing out1ets for sa1e of a1coho1ic beverages withi...n the nei..ghborhood area. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that. based upon the foregoing and the enti..re record and the evidence contained herein • the app1icati.on of De.metri..ou_s Corporation d/b/a Arap' s Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. for the issuance of a 1iquor 1icense to se11 ~a1t, vinous and spiritous 1iquors in a restaurant and 1ounge, to be consumed on the premises, to be 1ocated at 3866 South Broadway» Eng1ewood» Co1orado. shou1d be and is hereby denied. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of June. 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer I. Kar1 No11enberger. ex officio City C1erk-Trea.su.rer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true. ac.curate a.n.d c.om.pl.ete copy of the Reso1ut"i.on No. • Series of 1974 . ex off"i.c"i.o C"i.ty CLerk-Treasurer -2- ·- II • • '32xl - --- RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATION OF DEMETRIOUS CORPORATION D/B/A ARAP'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. INC. FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE TO SELL MALT • VINOUS AND SPIRITO US LIQUORS IN A RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. TO BE CONSUMED ON THE PREMISES • TO BE LOCATED AT 3866 SOUTH BROADWAY • ENGLEWOOD • COLORADO. WHEREAS, Demetri..ou.s Corporation d/b/a Arap'_a Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. has heretofore made app1ication pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 75, Artic1e 2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, for the issuance of a 1iquor 1i..cense to se11 ma1t, vinous and spi..ri..tous 1iquors in a restaurant and 1oung~ to be consumed on the preudses, to be 1ocated at 3866 South Broad~ay, Eng1ewood, Co1orado; and WHEREAS. notLce of said app1LcatLon Ln the Pub1Lc Hearing thereon has been proper1y given and the Pub1ic Hearing upon said app1ication was proper1y conducted on the 20th day of May. A.D .• 1974 before the CLty Counci1 of the CLty of Eng1ewood as the 1oca1 1icensi..ng a~tbority and a11 the pro- cedu.ra1 requ...iretoe.nts of the statute h~ng been C-OIIlpl...i.ed wi.th. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY niE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: That based upon the app1i..cat:i..on :>f said Demetr:Lou..a Corporation d/b/a Arap•s Restaurant: and Lounge. Inc. and the evi..dence and ~nformation adduced at the Pub1ic Hearing upon said app1Lcat L on. the CLty CouncL1 of the CLty of Eag1e-ood does hereby adopt the fo11owing findings and conc1usLons: 1.. The appl.i.cant: i..s the owner and operator of the bu..sLness esta.b1i..stuuent at: s -uch 1ocat:ion and is of good character and reputation and has not: been con~cted of a fe1ony or crime withi..n any court of the: U.S ... • or ~thi.n any court of record in any state or territory of the U.S. -1- -- . " '32xl - • • • • - 2. The petitions submitted by the app1icant. wh~ch bad been circu1ated in the area. numbered 718 signatures. 3. The app1ication for the 1i.quor 1icen.se was opposed at the Pub1ic Hearing by severa1 individua1s who presented petitions which had been circu1ated in the area and contained 365 signatures. 4. The app1icant has not shown~ nor does the Counci1 find~ from the record and the hearing herein, that the reasonab1e needs of the com- ~ty are not being adequate1y served by the existing out1ets for sa1e of a1coho1ic beverages within the neighborhood area. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence contained herein, the app1icati.on of Demetrious Corporation d/b/a Arap's Restaurant and Lounge, Inc. for the issuance of a 1iquor 1icense to se11 ma1t. vino~s and spiritous 1~quors in a restaurant and 1o~nge. to be consumed on the premises. to be 1ocated at 3866 South Broadway. Eng1ewood. Co1orado. shou1d be and ~s hereby denied. ADOPTED AND APPROVED th~a 3rd day of June. 1974_ MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer I. Kar1 No11enberger. ex offic~o City C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a. true. ac.cu..rate and com.p1ete copy of the Reso1u.tion No. • Ser~es of 1974 • ex off~c~o City C1erk Treasurer -2- • • '32xl - --- COHBULTtNO tE:NOINEEAIS SELLARDS & GRIGG. INC. 8545 W. COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SOU,RE PLAZA LAKEWOOD., COLORADO 80215 238·8573 City Council. Members City Engl-ewood May 30, 1974 3400 South E1ati Street Engl-ewood~ Col-orado 80110 Re: Methane Gas Exp1osion on South Eng1ewood Storm Drainage Project S & G Job No. 73009-42 near City Council. Members: We have made additiona l. investigations of the sanitary 1andf:i.11 north of Oxford Avenue with the aid of Mr. Herbert Nobl-e of Nob1e Engineering . ~tr. Ken Chiodo a11owed us to enter his prop- erty and dr:i.11 several. test ho1es in the interest of determining addit ional. information about the southern boundary of the sani- tary 1 andfi...1.1. Attached as a part of this correspondence is a copy of Mr. Nob1e•s l-etter to Se11ards & Grigg. Inc .• summarizing the investigation and corresponding recommendations. In regard to our recommendations to the Counci1 in our pre vious 1etter re1ated to th methane gas prob1em. we be1ieve with the additiona1 information obtained through this investigation that the proposed changes to the origina1 design may be reduced to those para11c1ing ~~. Nob1e •s recommendations. That is. to prov ide tight joints with rubber gaskets and masti~ perforated manho1e covers. p1ace concrete p1ug in trench around pipe in granu1ar bedding. and insta11 the ba1ance of the storm drain system i n accordance with the origina1 p1ans and specifications. A pre1imi n a ry engineering estimate for the additiona1 construc- tion costs re1ated to these items is $12.000 to $15,000. No t es ting of the pipe or joints wou1d be rP-quired at this point. Once the system is insta11ed. the City of Eng1ewood must main- tain a routine checking procedure to monitor on a week1y basis the a~~o~phere wit~in th~ p~pe. Shou1d methane qas be detected at any point in t~e in the future. it wou1d be possib1e to in- sta11 a permanen t fan system which wou1d circu1ate air through th e pipe in the area between santa Fe Drive and the South P1atte • - - • • • - City Council. Members Page 2 May 30, 1.974 R~ver ~nd change the air within the pipe, thus reducing or el.~minating the possibil.ity of bui1ding up an expl.osive con- centration of methane gas at any point. Since this venti1a- tion system is not required at the present time, a very pre- 1Lminary est~ate was assembl.ed for this type of permanent insta11ation based on current bui1ding costs. A range of $7,500 to $10,000 was estimated for a fair1y basic insta11a- tion W'i.th no design co·mp1icat.i.ons ... A meeting among the Eng1ewood City Manager, Eng1ewood Director of Publ.i.c Works, Se11ards & Grigg, Inc ... , and Northern Contract- ing Company is schedu1ed to reso1ve the procedures and costs of the proposed changes so that firm Costs for the addi.ti.ona1 con- struction expenses may be presented at the Counci~ meeting. As stated in our previous 1etter~ there are certain construction expenses to the Contractor to protect his workmen re1ated to the presence of the methane gas which he has requested compen- sation. These expenses have been pre1~inari1y est~ated by the Contractor as between $10~000 and $17~000. No agreement or disagreement on the part of the engineer has been made to these expenses for 1ack of a 1ega1 opinion in th~s matter. To summarize~ it is our opinion that additiona1 construction costs and expenses wi11 be in the $20~000 to $30~000 range in contrast to the $80~000 to $90~000 range presented at the previous Counci1 ~eeting. These numbers wi11 be better known a£ter the previous1y mentioned meeting with the Contractor. TAY:pb enc1. cc: K. Waggoner Very tru1y yours~ Se11ards ~ Grigg~ Xnc. ~~ll'f-o TbC'nla.S A. Young~ P. E. • • J - - - - • - ... ~~ o~/~ 16275 WEST 13TH AVENUE • GOU>EN. COLORADO ~1 -{d,ng•neer•ng Se11ards & Grigg, Inc_ 8545 West Co1fax Avenue Suite 4 Squire P1aza Lakewood, Co1orado 80215 May 30, 1974 Attention: Mr. Thomas A. Young Re: Eng1ewood Storm Drain Gent1e.men: • PHONE 303-278-261.5 Investigation of the sanitary 1andfi11 north of Oxford Avenue was accomp1ished on May 29, 1974 by dri11ing a series of test ho1es comp1ete1y through the 1andfi11 ~nto undisturbed ground beneath. Resu1ts of the investigation show that it ~ou1d be possLb1e to divert the f1ow of ~ethane gas, be~ng generated in the 1andfi11, away from the storm drain on the south side of Oxford by venting the 1andfi11. The investigation a1so disc1osed that it may not be necessary to vent the 1andfi11 because a1though methane gas is being produced in cons1der- ab1e quantity the gas pressure in the ground is on the order of .01-.04 p.s.i. This pressure is so 1ow that it sbou1d be possib1e to prevent entry of methane into the stornt d...rai..n pipe by p1acing gaskets on the jo1nts. By setting perforated p1astic casing in three of the fu11y penetrating test ho1es a prototype venting system was created. The three ho1es are in 1ine, and the midd1e ho1e was p1ugged and fitted with a manometer for measur1ng pressure. The ho1es on either side were vented free1y to the atmosphere. After twenty-four hours the pressure in the midd1e ho1e had fa11en to one -ha1 f the origina1 va1ue. The origina1 pressure reading was confiri'Oed by a manometer insta11ed in anot.ber bor1ng about 400 feet away. A series of cross sections were drawn from sets of test ho1es dri11ed on 1ines perpend1cu1ar to Oxford between Stations 110 and 117. These cross sections show that the vent 1ine cou1d be 1ocated on the highway right-of-way but wou1d have to be dri11ed within two feet of the private property 1ine. Vent ho1es wou1d be twenty feet deep. • - r 32xl - • • • - Se11ards & Grigg, Inc. Page 2 May 30, 1974 The very 1ow gas pressures sti11 represent sizeable gas heads because head is inverse1y proportional to density and tb-.. --- density of the methane is on1y 1/1300 as much as water. Judging fro~ a11 our fie1d observations it appears the gas migrates about 200 feet from the source in detectab1e quantities and thus the gas-gradient is about eight feet per hundred feet. This gradient is capable of moving gas 1atera11y throug~ the ground. It is obvious that the gas a1so moves vertica11y through the earth cover. The 1i..m..its of gas in the construc:·tion zone were fl..'\.'rth.er defined with particular attention to the storm drain a1ignment near the intersection of Oxford and Santa Fe Drive. There is no trace of methane east of Station 122+00. The western 1imdt of gas bearing ground remains at about Station 105+00- In conc1usion, the re1ative1y heavy expense of venting the 1and- fi11 a1ong the north side of the highway right-of -~ay does not appear to be justified. The pressure of the methane is so sma11 that it shou1d be possib1e to gas-proof the pipe by gasketing the joints. During and after construction the atmosphere ~ithin the pipe shou1d be monitored periodica11y. If monitoring dis- c1oses the presence of methane, it ~i11 be necessary to insta11 a pe~anent fan capab1e of changing the air in the pipe severa1 times a day. Even if the fan is necessary the cost to the City wi11 be severa1 t~es 1ess than the cost of venting. HLN:pb ~---·~ ~ •••• ~.,.-:t;>, • • I' 32 X I • • • 0 ,. - DO.._ ULTIMa ............. SELLARD8 & GRIGG. INC • -W. COLPA.X • aUITa 4 • eGUta• PLAZA LA.IC:aWOOD .. COLORADO ee:zwe ..a-~ City Counc1.1 ~ra CLty of Eng1ewood 3400 South E1.ati Street Eng1ewood, Co1orado 80110 June 3, 1.974 Re: Methane Gas Exp1osion on South Enq1ewooc:S Storm Drainage Project S ~ G Job No. 73009-42 Dear City Counci1 Members: Two ~eetinqs Lnvo1v~ng the C.:l.ty of Enq1ewood, Se11.arda ~ Grigg, %nc., and Northern Contracting Ca..pany have been he1d concern- J....nq the aubject drainage project aJ..nce -.y 1ett.er or May 30, 1974 to the council... oa. Pr.i.da.y, May 31.., 1974. we --t and cS:Lacuaaed the reau...1ts or the a.ddi.t..J..ona1 aoJ..l..a teat.:l.ng .t...n.,..atJ..gati.on und•rt.aken by Se11arda • Griqq, Xnc . The Contractor waa aaked to .-ke a propoaa1 to per- roxwa the revi..aed acope or work. Their co•t propoaa1 1.• a• ro11ow•= ODLt ~ Qua.ntL !:J! ODit Pr:Lce 1. Rubber Ga•keted wLth aa•t..i.c joLnta 100 -ch 88.00 2. Packed JoLnta 4 Bach 30.50 3. Perrorated. Manbo1e Cover a 6 Each 160.00 4. Concrete Tre:nc:h. P1119• (2 requLred) 12 C.Y. 175 .00 IIOrt.hern • • Propoeed Price Ex:tenaJ..oo $ 8,800.00 122.00 960.00 2,100.00 $11,982.00 We rec::c:--.end th.:l.e propoaa~ be accepted ai..nce i.t .i.a our opin.:l.on that it re~1ecta rea.anab1e pri..cea to perror. the reviaed aoope or work • • • - • • • • - Page 2 June 3, 1974 In a .eet~nq he1d on the arternoon oE June 3, 1974, attended by Mr. Stan1ey H. D~a1, City Manager, Mr. Ke11a Waqgoner, Director or Pub1ic Work.a, Mr. Bern.a.rd V ... Berard.Ln.i, City Attorney, Mr. John Wange~•teen, Northern•• Area Vice-Pree.ident, Mr. Fred Ferron, EatL.ator ror Northern and Mr. Thoma• A. Young, Project Engineer ~or Se11arda 5 Grigg, Inc., additiona1 expense• of the Contractor re1ated to coats cau•ed by the preaence of methane gas ~ere diacueaed. Northern preeented it~zed coat• on the ve.nt:i.._n.g or the p:l.pe cSuri...nq con.at.ructJ..on. W'bi..cb they r.e1t the City of Enq1ewood abou1d participate in the coat thereof due to the fact th•y coa1d not be anticipated and ref1ected in their origina1 bid. A·~ of theae co•t• is aa fo11ove: Renta1 or Fan• and Bqui~t to execute Venti1at1..ng Syatem Labor ror Ia.ta11at~on, Mov~nq, and R.-ova1 o~ Equ~~nt Operating Ma~ntenance of Fans Incidenta1.e Tota1 Projected Coat $ 3,500.00 6,500.00 6,050.00 950.00 $17.000.00 After a 1engthy d~acuas~on it ~•• decided to re~nd to the Cou.nc:.i1 that t.heae e.xpe.n.a•• be ah.ared. two-t.b.Lrde by the City and one-third by the contractor ~it.h the r'o11ow~ng credit to the City o~ two-thLrd.a t~e the hour1y rate ~or the operating engineer £or --ch hour 1••• than 720 hour• the equipment is in operation. Tb~• ... ana the Ci.ty or. Bnq1....-oocl wo~d be •ubject to a max~ua expenae of $11.,330.00 ~or venting expeneea during construction. Any credit to the C~ty wou1d be approx~te1y $5.70 per hour. The City face• a -..x . .:l.mul:a prob.ab1e coat or $23,312.00 for the expeneee due to the pr--ence of the lllethane 9._. under the pro- poaa1a contained herein. TAY:pb cc: s. Dia1 It.. Waqqoner J. wan~nateen Very tru1y yours, Se11ard• ~ Grigg; Inc . II • • T 32xl - - -- ·-- RESOLUTION NO. ,<a SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROVING APPLICATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 23 OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937 • AS AMENDED. TO LOCALITY. WHEREAS 7 under the provis~ons of Section 23 of the United States Housing Act of 1937~ as amended 7 the United States of America, acting through the Secretary of Housing and Urban Deve1opment, is authorized to provide financia1 assistance to 1oca1 pub1ic housing agencies in providing 1ow-rent housing by 1easing dwe11ing units in private1y- owned structures; and WHEREAS, said Section 23 provides that: the provisions hereof sha11 not app1y to any 1oca1it:y un1ess the governing body of the 1oca1ity has by reso1ution approved the app1icati.on of such provisions to such 1oca1it:y . NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as fo11ows: That: the app1icat:ion of the provisions of Section 23 of the United States Housing Act: of 1937. as amended. to City of Eng1ewood, Arapahoe County, Co1orado. is approved. ADOPTED AND APPROVED th~s 3rd day of June. 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk Treasurer -1- -• , ........... • • • • ... .. X, Kar1 No11enberger~ ex off~cio City C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado. do hereby certify that the above and foregoLng is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of ~e Reso1ueion No. • Series of 1974. ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer -2- • • - • • .. - RESOLUTION NO. --~/"'-"'£'------• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROVING APPLICATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 23 OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937 • AS AMENDED• TO LOCALITY. WHEREAS:. under the provisions of Section 23 of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended,. the United States of America,. acting through the Secretary of HousLng and Urban Deve1opment,. is au~horized to provide f~nancia1 assistance to 1oca1 pub1ic housing agencies Ln pro~ding 1ow-rent housing by 1easing dwe11ing units in private1y- owned structures; and WHEREAS,. said Section 23 provides that the provisions hereof sba11 not app1y to any 1oca1ity un1ess the governing body of the 1oca1ity has by reso1ution approved the app1ication of such provisions to such 1oca1ity. NOW' • THEREFORE • BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. as fo11ows: That the app1ication of the provisions of Section 23 of the United States Housing Act of 1937,. as amended,. to City of Eng1ewood, Arapahoe County, Co1orado. is approved. ADOPTED AND APPROVED th~s 3rd day of June. 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer -1- II • • , .......... • • • ... I, Kar1 No11enberger, ex officio City C1erk-Treasurer of the City of Eng1ewood. Co1orado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comp1ete copy of ~e Reso1ution No. bf • Series of 1974. ex officio C ity C 1erk-Treasurer -2- • • ~] - • • .. - CARL.ENO ~ PA._RK I NSON & SENSENEY -....,...._ ..... ,.. E .C......a.c-o ..J. LoU IS PA"""'-'N..OH 0 A VIO A .SCNS II:N C"'" ENGL.EW"'OD ~ C:.0LOAA.OO 80110 Ju.n.e 3, ~974 Mr. Bernard v. Be.rard...i..n..i. City Attorney, City of Eng~ewood 3400 S. E1a.ti Eng~ewood, Co~orado 80~~0 Dear Hr. Berardi.ni.: REa App~i.cati.on o~ De.xnet.r.i.oa Corporation for L~quor License , Goorge D . Arapk i.~aa , President and So1 e Sto ckho l.d er Enc l.o.aed i.a an a.ffi.davi.t. reques ting ""i.t.l'l.d :ra"'.,.a 1 o f the J..i..quor l.i.cenae appl.i.cation and al.l. pertinent papers fi.l.e C i..n s u ~~ort thereof by George D. Ara.pk.i.~es , w h o m. :r :re pre ze.nt . t~c rc a p c c t - ful.l.y request this matter b e p l.a c ed o n the a.g ~nU a f or the Ci ty Counci.l. for tl1e.i.r requ1a.r meeting to b e hel.d o a JU tlt.~ 3, 1974 . I am al.ao enc:1oai.ng a. photocopy of M.e.nK>ra..n.d UJ .. t o f : ... t<:.'!:..ho:ri.ti.e s as set forth .i..n AL.R 2d that do in fact a.ut.h .ori.::c t:"'l.c wi...f.:.h.dra:wa.l.. of ai.qnaturaa, etc. on any petitions prior to the t~ o f £ina~ approva.~ or denia1 by the governing body who haa the re•ponsi- bi1ity to act thereon. Your attention to thi.a m...atter i.a appreciated. • • - - - " H -A ...... Y E.. C..-LENO ..J. L-ouo• p ... ,."",...,soN DAVID A .Sc .... CN C'T - CARLENO~ PARKINSON & SENSENEY ENGL~OOD .CoLORADO 80110 June 3, ~974 Mr. Bernard V. Berard~i City Attorney, City of Eng~ewood 3400 s. E~at..i. Engl..ewood, Co1orado 80110 Dear Mr. Bera...rd.i.ni..: RE: Appl..ication of Demetrios Corporation for Liquor License, George n . Arapki l..cs, President and Sol..e Stockh ol..de r Encl..osed is an affidavit requesting '".i.tll.dru,·-a1 o£" tJ:"le l..iquor l..i.cense appl..i.cati..on and al..l.. pertinent papers fi.l..c C i.n s u ~~ort thereof by George D. A.rapk.i.l..es, whoc I repre ce.._t . H e rc 3 poct- ful..l..y request th . .i.s matter be pl.aced on the ag~:n .J a for the City Council.. for their regul..a.r meeting to be hcl..d O~"l. Ju.Ut:-:l 3, 1974 . I a.m. a.l..so encl..oa.i.ng a photocopy of Mem.ora.n.d ut~\ o f :~,~"'..:.hor .i.t.i.e s as set forth i.n ALR 2d that do .i.n. fact a.ut.hor.i ::=c t:"l o "'-i.thd.r a:wa~ of signatures, etc. on. any petition.& prior to t.ha t.i.oc of f:i.na1 a.pprova.1 or den.i.a~ by the gove.rn.ing body who has the responsi.- b.i.1ity to act thereon- Your attention to thi.a matter ia appreciated_ bb Enc:1osures ( I . ---- -· II -- '32xl - - - TO: CITY COUNC::I:L OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.AI>O STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE AFFIDAVIT OF WITHD~:Wl<T'=-''--.;- OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE GEORGE D. ARAPKILES, of 1a~fu~ age, being du1y sworn upon oath, deposes and states as fo11ows: 1.. That he is the president and so1e stockho1der of the Demetrios Corporation. 2. That on or about March 20, 1974, or short1y thereafter, said affiant fil..ed with the City of Eng1e~ood an app1ication for a l..iquor 1icense to se11 beer, wine and 1iquor at the 1ocation of 3866 South Broadway. 3.. That affiant thereafter further fi1ed his petitions in support of said 1iquor 1icense and posted a notice advising the pub1ic of a pub1ic hearing before the City Counc.i1 of Eng1e~ood on May 20, 1974, and, i..n essence, d...id a.11 th.i..n.ga nec;:e_aaa.ry to obtain a 1.iquor l..i.cense. 4.. That the City Cou.nci..1 of E:ngl..ewoe>d h.aa not yet ru.1ed or determined said app~1cant•a right to a l..iquor 11cenae. 5. That the a.££1a..nt has found t.ba.t he is u..nabl..e to compl..ete certain remodel..i.nq of the premises where the l..i.quor l..icense was intended to be used for same t~ and now desires to withdraw said appl..ication for l..iquor l..i.cenae forthwith before said City council.. makes a determinat1on thereon, and respect£ul..1y requests that the City of Engl..ewood return al..l.. documents to the aff~a.nt aubmitted in support of aa..id appl..icati.on for l..iquor l..ic:en.ae. George "b_ Arapk~X:eii as Pres~dent of Deme. t.r i.os COrpora t.i.on Witness my hand and officia.l.. seal... <2.< • e •. --< •• My C~ssi.on expires: 9~ /, /9"'7_s- Notary II -• I' 32X I - • • -- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOIOIENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COKMI SSION. DATE: October 2. 1973 SUBJECT: Amendment or Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance -by adding a new §22.5 ent~t1ed Sign COde, and re- nuabering a11 subsequent sections consecutive1y. RECOIUIENDAT:ION: Henning •oved: Martin seconded: Tbe P1anning Comai&&ion reco--end to City Counci1 the aaendaent of the Co.prebenaive Zoning Ordinance by adding a new 122.5, entit1ed Sign COde, which ••endaent is attached hereto. A11 subsequent sections of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance wi11 have to be re- nuabered conaecutive1y. Respectfu11y submitted. By Order o£ the City P1anning and Zoning eo-ai.&&ion -:1.5- • -