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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-09-03 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet- · . • • - CITY COU CIL M ETI C -R la r e em er J , l 74 • 0 ,. -• - 0 - • 0 • •ol • • • • • 8:00 P.H. • 0 • AGENDA FOR THE REGUIAR MEET ING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 I • Call to order, invocation by Mr. Paul Thomas, Minister of the Englewood Church of Christ, 4690 South Logan Street, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and roll call. Minutes. J (a) Minutes of the regular meeting of August 19, 1 974. (Copies enclosed.) 2. Visitors. Jca> (c) (d) ( ) ( ) Dr. J . L. Gerardi, Englewood High School Band Direc or, and students representing th band will be pres nt to receive th pl&cque to be presented to the band for their outst.a.ndi.ng performance at th Ros Festival in Portland , Oregon on JUn 14-15, 1974. Mr. Tom Burns, Chairman of the Housin9 Authority, will be pres nt to request funds or th purchas of property for construction of housing units fo th elderly. Chief Miller of the Volwit r Hamilton of the E 91 W'OOd Fir discuss th r port fr th nt. 3130 r in P'ir ri will South &nd 0 rvu ora . "' - • • page 2 J4 · J 5 . • 0 • Public Hearing. J (a) To consider reassessing certain property within Paving District i20. (Copies of Ordinance on final reading enclosed. J Communications -No Action Recommended. J(a) Jcb) /cc> c Memorandum from the Director of the Library on her attendance at the Am e rican Librarian Association Conference from July 7-13, 1 9 74. (Copies enclosed.) Report from the Department of Community Development on the establishment of bicycl trails within the City of Englewood. (Copies enc losed.) Memorandum from the Director of Finance with ref renc to financing loans for upgrading of homes . (Cop ies enclosed.) unications -Action Rec011111ended. (a) Minutes of the Water and Sew r Board meeting of August 20, 1 974 with the following rec endations: t o revis th sewer ordinance to reflect n rates and charges; )<i> )cu> to permit the City of Englewood to nter into an agre ent with th Denv r Board of Water COll\llli.ssion rs acquir water usag data in con)unct n with se r billings; (iii) that the City pr id a stat nt to th Water COlllaitt as constituted by th 1974 State Leqiala.ture. (Copies enclo d.) Minu 1 o the Pl&nninq and Zoning Coaa1sa10 of July 9, July 16 , and July 30 with r comi11e11dl~t fr th Au at 20 ing al foll J (i) J ( iJ (1i ) tro in s 1llil •. • • , - • • page 3 J 5. ,/ • • • Communications -Action Recommended Continued. {b)Jv) Amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area in I -1 light industrial. {Bill for Ordinance enclosed.) Alley vacation, Block 9, Logandale. Ordinance enclosed.) {Copies enclosed .) (Bill for (c) Reaffirm date for the public hearing on the Santa F -Union Annexation at directi on of court order. {d) Transmittal of the proposed 1975 budget and setting public hearing thereon. (Copies enclosed.) 6. City Attorn y. 7. Jc•> J (b) ~ {c) J <dl J (e) Ordinance on final reading authorizing th May or to sign a maintenance agreement wi the State High y Ik- partment for traffic control devices along those streets within th~ City that are part of the Stat Highway Syst {Passed on first reading on August 19 .) Ordin&nc on final reading authorizing an agreement for servic with th Arapaho County gional Public Library District. (Passed on first reading on August 19.) Ordinance on final reading vacating South Ch rok Circle, 3400 block South. (Paued on first reading on August 19.) solution appointing Mr. J. Louis arltinson, Attorney At Lav, as an As sociate Municipal Court Judg • {Co i enclosed.) solution granting re • c of Club Liquor Lie of Englewood o . 3241 Fraternal Ord r of Eagl a. t'loaed. J • (Co i a (f) Attorney'• O\oice. Ci y ./ (a l (b ) (C) n& r • to 0 " - • • • -• • t• • page 4 7. City Manager Continued. (d) Memorandum from the Personnel Department relative to the City HaU Monday night openings. (Copies enclosed.) (e) Manager's Choice. B. General Discussion. (a) Mayor's Choice. (b) Council Member's Choice. 9. Adjournment. Acting City Manager KW/sc • • I ...... • • • ·, • PROCLAMATION UNITED WAY WEEK SEPTEMBER 9-15, 1974 WHEREAS, during the week of September 9 through 15, 1974, United Way organizations in the County of Arapahoe will be kicking off their fund raising campaigns; and WHEREAS, these thirteen United Way organizations make up the largest voluntary social service body in the State of Colorado; and WHEREAS, the funds resulting froa the 1974 campaign will help support health, character building, counseling, youth, recreation and rehabilitation agencies in the County of Arapahoe and provide needed human care services to over one million Colorado residents; and WHEREAS, a multitude of Coloradoan will be dedicating their tiae and energies as volunteers for the United Way campaign in their geographic area ; and WHEREAS, everyone in the City of Englewood will directly or indirectly benefit froa the funds raised by the United Way and the resulting services provided for the betteraent of their co unity. NOW, THEREFORE, I JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR, do hereby proclaim the wee of September 9 through 15, 1974, as U ITED AY WEEK in the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. • . • • - • • 0 • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 , . v 0 REGULAR MEETING: The Z•I• City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on September 3, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown . The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylo r. Absent: None The Mayor declared a quorum present. MO TIO 1974. 8ro Also present were: Acting City Manager Waggoner City Attorney Berardini Assistant City Manager Mccown Director of Finance Nollenberger Director of Utili ies Carroll Assistant Director of Community Development for Housing Kocian * * • * * OUNCIU.U.N BROWN MOVED A D COUNCIUl.A MA SECONDED A TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR !TING OF AUGUST 19, Upon the call or the rol l, the vo e result d aa fol o wa: Ayes: Council embers Clay on, Sovern, Jone a, Mann, l ••in , Taylor. aya: one Absent: None The ayor declared the 0 ion carried. • ------ • • • • • • 0 I• - --------K.-. I\ 2 C-~ I Dr. J. L. Girardi, Englewood High School Band Director, ~Dr. Charles Zartman, Englewood High School Principal, and studen s representing the band were present to receive a placque presen ed to the band for their outstanding performance at the Rose Festival in Portland, Oregon on June 14-15, 1974. Mayor Taylor presented the placque to Dr. Girardi, stating ~. that be was extremely proud of the Englewood High School Band. Dr. Girardi thanked the Council for their honor and their help to the band on their t rip. He felt that the band represented the total community, rather than just the school. Dr. Za r tman than ked the Council for coming to greet the students upon their arrival back home and for the police escor s. * * * * * Mr. Tom Burns, Chairman of the Housing Authority, was present to request funds for the purchase of property for construction of housing uni s for the elderly. Mr. Burns stated that the new rules and regulations were being written in o the Federal law as a result of a recent act by Congress. ,/~q United States Department of Housing and Urban Developmen h'd asked the Housing Authority to hold up their invitation o bid in anticipa ion of the new rules and regulations. The Housin Author! y was continuing o pursue the purchase of a site for this 100 uni s of elderly housing . The initial financial figures show tha a subsidy of $175 per month per apartment from ~Iv the Ho"* i ht not be enough to ge this pro ec off he ground. The Housing Authority was going ahead with the land purchas and a bid invi ation despite current indications The land cos would e approxima ely 200,000, and the Housin Au hori y would probably ask Ci y Council to help share in his o he une of 50,000 o $100,000. The Housin &uthority was curren ly analyzi e si ua io e we n loca ion of the 100 units in on 1 WO . and Loh dhc • Co uncil an Bl ssin 1 atxatt in volved in h r. r. o o Wa e i ti that he apprecia ed the time project and hoped ha i would th Housin Au hori ay in • ovinr a 11 f o r Ho ein , o wa s loolcin inadequ cy •o ••• reaa o I I. • • ' • • • I• - ---------- 3 Mr. Howard stated that he was extremely concerned about the lack of manpower in the department. The 1975 ~. proposed budget was woefully lacking in priorities of firefighting manpower. He said that it was hard to be c ome enthusiastic about golf course s and tennis courts when the safety of the people was at stake. Mr. Howard proposed that 13 men be hired at the pr e sent time and an addi t ional 13 in 1975. He fel t that Englewood was substantially be l ow t he most lenient standard. The proposed budget and the fina l one were dollar exp r essions of priorities of this City Council. He fel t that the latitude shou l d be in the Council to make these decisions and not in the City o-i+4-4J..al~~~He felt that t h e recreational needs of the City were not as acute as they once were and that prio rities should now be given to firefighting. He fur ther stated that the volunteers in the City were not meant to supplant the need for additinal paid men. Councilman Blessing expressed concern about t he over- zealousness of Krxxllll••r• some of Mr. Ho war d's remarks. He fel t that the City Council was extremely concerned about the firefighting situati o n and would take a good look at it in the near fu t ure. Co uncilman Clayton sta t ed t hat the third .... pe n ny o f sales ta x wa s earmarked for~apita l ':Nnprovement s and coul d n ot be u t ili z e d f o r operating and main t ena nc e c os t s. Additiona l ly, h e s t ated t ha t he had nothing against appea ls for additi o n a l fire fighters on a humanitarian viewpo in t , but that it could no t be ju st ified on insurance saving s . Chief Hamil on of the Englewood Fire Depar t men t and Ch ief il ler of the Englewood Volunteer Fire Department appeared bef o re Counci l to discuss the report from the Volun eer Fir e De p r men Co mmittee. Ch ief Hami l ton gav e a report o f the manpo wer need s o f the Ci y an d h e v olunteer s supplemen t .on t o p o f th mi nimu needs . Chie f Mille r s tated t h at t h e c ommit e e ha d fo r ec a st o... ba r e one s ud e and no dr e a ms i n e x cess o f he J>a r e n e ceaai i e a . He stated that in Au ua o f 1970 the v olun eer a ha ~p r even ed f r om further r crui in so that th ir numb r had gone fro JO down o 9. He felt that he minimum number or anpo wer a1 indica d i e orandum ••• necea1ary fore voluntee r s could 1uppl on top of ha . Councilma Sovern a a+ d ha many r equea 1 had been made in the paa for additional fi r fi ht ra; however , p r io r i iea n ot been put in tha par icular di r ec ion . He tel ha a reapo ae o hazard• which hav e en inv ted in o he Ci y paat mua be poe1ible. The olu tee r r e pa r m nt a ould uaed as a cru ch, bu ra her a1 a eupplem n o t e overall Th volunt era in 11 ca1 would • r ve a1 he four h ma • • • • • • 4 on the rig at the scene, while three individuals would always be riding on the trucks. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO INSTRUCT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE BY THE NEXT MEETING TO RE-IMPLEMENT THE VOLUNTEER FORCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS IN THE MEMORANDUM . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Membe r s Clayton , Sov er n, Jones, Mann, Br own, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absent : None The Mayor declared t h e motion carried . Mayor t~.J;l~: inquired as to what action could be done now on the paid •w el tt n~...r situation . Chief Hamilton stated that he needed more men now to open the Federal station . A general discussion of the cost s i=lt •el 'e-d ensued. r. John Zade from the audience stated t hat the Council needed to come up with the money for this top priori t y. Mr. Maurice Merlin, 3688 So . Sherman, stated that if the City Council could find $165,000 to purchase the station, then it shou l dn't take long to find money fo r manpo wer. Many homes in the Ci t y were not currently assessed up to their J O~ State mandated a ss e ss ed valuation. COU NCILMAN BR OWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAY TON SEC ONDED A MOT I ON TO CALL A SPECIA L MEETING OF THE CITY CO UN CIL ON SATURDAY MORNIN G AT 9:30 A.M. IN ORDER TO DISCUSS THE FIREFIGHTIN G MANP OWER NEE DS OF THE CIT Y. Upon t he call of the roll, the vo t e re s ul t e d a s f ollows: Ayes: Council embe r s Clayton , So vern, Jones , Mann, Br o wn , Bl ssin , Taylo r. aya: None Ab a en one The ayor d cla r ed the mo ion ca rri ed . Ua r y Ar thu r f r o the a u di ence t hanked t he Co un c i l f o r their conaideratio or hia p r oblea . Councilma Sovern a ated that i f the pr ope r ty t ax actually inoreaaea 1 order to f und th i a , the Cou n cil needed once a ai o look at a reba e or p r ope r ty t ax r el ier f o r th elderly. • . • • , • • • • • • 5 Mayor Taylor stated that the Citizens Budget Committee was now complete and would meet on Saturday for the first time. * * * * * Mr. Tom Young of the firm o f Sellards and Grigg was present to discuss the bid opening on the South ..._ .. _.. and South Cen tral Drainage Basins. ..J .. < ',, J &,_,., \""~'-' ~ Mr. Young explained the area currently wi~~ ~i9e teke~ and gave a recitation of the bids. Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that a memorandum from the Director of Finance recaps where the money could come from. The total cost of $1,211,622 for the project left the project $211,622 short. He stated that it was a good bid and he recommended that the Council approve it, along with the changes of priorities as indicated in the memorandum. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO AWARD HOLSAM CO NCRETE A BID FOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTH CENTRAL STORM DRAINAGE BASINS IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,054,070.20. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None A sent: None Th Mayor declared the motion carried. * • • * • Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9:50 P.M. The meeting rec onvened at 10:08 P.M. The Mayor asked for a call of the roll. Upon the call of the roll the following were presen : Council embers Cl ay on, Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Bleasin , Taylor . A MOTI O PROP RTY th VO I Absen : None * * • • * COU NCI N BL?SSING MOV!D AND COUNCILMA SOV!RN SECOND!O TO OPE N A PU LIC H ARING TO CONSIDER R!ASS!SSING CERTAIN WI THIN PAV! 0 DISTRICT 20. Upon the call of roll, r sul ed •• f ollows: ;- • • • • 0 • 6 Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nay s: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open. Mrs. Beverly Ballentine, Attorney for the firm of John Criswell, stated that she was representing both Mr. Garrett and Mrs. Weist in this matter. She asked that the letter from Mr. Criswell from May be incorporated into the record and also the comments by Mrs. Weist at that time. to that . City Attorney Berardini stated that he had no objections Mrs. Ballentine stated that she also would Ula like to see a breakdown of the indirect costs in this case. City Attorney Berardini stated that it was a public hearing and witnesses would be heard if they so desired. Di rector of Finance Nollenberger presented to Conncil copies of the Public Hearing notices and letters to the participants in the hearing with return receipts indicating that they had received them. Mr. Kells Waggoner, 3301 So. Race, the Acting City Mana er I and the Direc or of Public Works, described the improvement made • to the property and the assessmen mechanism . He stated that the assessment was $2,015.52 when it was originally assessed. Now that a portion of the property had been sold, that portion still belonging to rs. Wei st would have an assessment of $1,738.12; tha portion belongin to Mr. Garret would have an assessmen of $277.40. They could still receive the 5J discount by payin within JO days. The assessments were made up of construction costs, en ineerin costs, salary overhead, fringe benefits, administra ive costs, itle check fees, contingencies, interest expense, etc. The total of all costs ab ov construction costs wa s J5J. Mrs. Ballentin stated that her objection would be th1 the J5% w1 s in exc as or that allow d by law. A MOTION LETT R A resul ed COU CI tl SOVERN MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN JONES SECO NDE D THE TESTIMONY OF MRS. W!IST AND UR. CRISWELL RECORD. Upon the call of the roll, th vo• TO INCLUO PART 0 TH u followa: • • t • • • • 7 Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessi ng, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. City Attorney Berardini stated that he had nothing fur t her unless there were questions. He felt that the matter had been litigated extensively in that it had it gone to the Supreme Court for final consideration. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call o f the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None Th Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING. BY AUTH ORIT Y ORDIN ANCE NO. 32 , SERIES OF 1974 AN OPDI AN C REASSESSING CERTAIN PR OPERTY WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20 , I THE CI TY OF E GL!WOOD, COLORADO; PROVIDING FOR TH! PAYME T AN D COLL CT ION OF SAID ASSESSMENT. (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMA BLES SI NG MOV D AND COU I CILM.AN CLAYTON S CONDED A TIO TO APPROV ORDI NANCE 0. 32, SERIES OF 1 974. Upo b call or he roll, vo e re sulted as follows: Ay s: Co .cil Bro wn, Bleeai , Ta1lor. aye: 0 • A 1 n one embere Clayton, Sovern, Jonea, T e 1 ayor de lar d ao ion ca rried. * * • • ann, re ord: Council r ce iv d the f ol1o w1n1 commun ica i on r or he • • - • • 0 • 8 Memorandum from the Director of the Library on her attendance at the American Librarian Association Conference from July 7-13, 1974. Report from the Department of Community Development on the establishment of bicycle trails within the City of Englewood. Memorandum from the Director of Finance with reference to financinc loans for upgrading of homes. Mayor Taylor stated that the report from Community Development on bicycle trails should be looked at for further study. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO REFER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION THE ESTABLISHMENT OF BICYCLE TRAILS FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Mann. Absent: None The Mayor decl red the motion carried. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TO REFER TO THE COMMITTEE ON REHAB! ITATION OF HOMES IN ENGLEWOOD THE MEMORANDUM FROM THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE WITH REFERENCE TO FINANCING LOANS FOR UPGRADING OF HO !S. Councilman Blessing stated that this should Jus go wi hou~ any fur her action to that committee. Th motion fail d for he lack or a second . • • ti • Council received the minu a or he Wa r and S w r Board ee in or Au ua 20, 1974. The first recommend• ion in those •inut • was to revia the •••er ordinanc o refl c new rates and char ea. Director or Utili i • Carroll described the new ra e a rue ur and said tha it would aaaeaa the industrial users more in r la ion to th reaid n ial. •. I I. • • , - • • 0 • 9 COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDE D A MOTION TO INSTRUCT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ON REVISED RATES FOR SEWAGE FOR THE OCTOBER 7th MEETING, AND TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE OCTOBER 21st MEETING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote result4d as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absen t: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Council received a recommendation to permit t he City of Englewood to enter into an agreement with the Denver Board of Water Commissioners to acquire water usage data in conjunction with sewer billings. Director of Utilities Carroll st •ted that the informa t i on would come from Denver on winter water usage in order to 'ttt a o c ·~·~ basis fo1 the sewer charges. OJfV City Attorney Berardini stated that .... ordinance would be necessary since it was an agreement with another governmenta l unit. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED A MOTION TO DI RE CT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ON THE AG REE EN T FOR DATA PROCESSING WITH THE DENVER BOARD OF WA TE R CO ISSIONERS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted a• f ollows: Ay es : Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Bless in , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None Th Mayor decl re d he motion carried. * * * * * Council received a recoam nd a tion that the City provide a statement to th M tro Water Coamittee aa con1tituted by th 1974 State Leaiala ur Director of Utilities Carroll 1tated that it wa1 an eftor by th• State L 1iala ure to et to the hear ot the wa er / problem in the m tropolitan area. The atatement made wa s dra f ted by h Wa er Boardvthat n&l•wood would entertain t n a ency whi ch . -· ~ ~ •. • • , • • • • 0 - 10 would be an intergovernmental one and form a pool for water resources. This could take the form of a letter or a resolution. ensued. A general discussion of the merits of this statement Councilman Clayton stated that he questioned severely the possibility of losing our water independence. Councilman Sovern stated that the City Council needed to make ther position on this known or to lose all voice in the matter completely . Councilman Clayton inquired as to whether safeguards were available for the City of Englewood in this matter. Councilman Jones replied in the affirmative. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY COUNCIL GO ON RECORD AS SUPPORTING THE POSITION STATEMENT OF THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD AS AM:ENDED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Council received minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meetings of July 9, July 16, and July JO with recommen- dations from the August 20th meeting as follows: 1. Amendment of Section 22 .4-15 (c) (1) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. 2. Amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to place certain proper y in the recently annexed area in R-1-C sin le family resid nee . J. Amendment to the Comprehensive Zonin1 Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area in I-J indus rial. 4. Amendment to ~h Comprehensive Zoning Ordinanc to place certt in property in the r cently annexed area in I-2 1eneral industrial . '· Amendm nt to the Co prehensive Zonin Ordinance to place er ain prop rty in the r c n ly annexed area 1n I-1 li1ht industria l . • • • • • 11 6. Alley vacation, Block 9, Logan dale. City Attorney Berardini stated that they were zoning matters in relation to the Santa Fe-Union area and that the publication of the ordinance on first reading should be made and setting a public hearing. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING {c) (1) OF 22.4-15, I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE , {ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, GENERAL INDUSIRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I-3, HE"VY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A OTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 22 .4-15 {c) (1) OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING ON OCTOBER 7th. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clay on, Sovern, Jon s, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Ab sen None The ayor declared he o ion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI AN CLAYTON. A BILL FOR AN ORDI NANCE AMENDING TR CO PREHENSIV ZONING ORDI ANCE {ORDINAGC! NO. 26 , SERIES OF 19 J, AS All! DED), AN THF ZO~ING MAP ATTACHED THER TO, TO PLAC CERTAIN PROP RTY, OR! PAR~ICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY AN EX!D TO THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, I R-1-C (SINGL FAMILY P.E IDENC!) ZO N DISTRICT. A MOTIO HENS IVE ANN D PUBLIC HE:A vote r aul ed •• followa: MOVED A D COU CIUIA JON S SECOND D OR AN OROI A C AllENDI G THE CO PR!- TO PLAC CERTAIN PROPERTY I THE RECENTLY SINGLE F ILY RE ID NC , A D S TT! G A 7th . Upon the call of the roll, the • • • • • • • 12 Ay es: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Br own , Blessing, Taylor . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the mo t ion carried . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNC I LMAN BROWN. A BIL L FOR AN ORDINANCE AMEN DING TH E CO MPREH ENSI VE NO. 2 6, SERIES OF 196 3 , AS AM ENDED), AN THERET O, TO PLA CE CERTAIN PR OPE RTY, MOR HEREIN, RECE NTLY ANN EXE D TO THE CITY OF INDUSTRIAL) ZO NE DISTRI CT . ZONI NG ORDIN AN CE (ORDIN ANC TH ZONING MAP ATT ACH D PARTIC LARLY DESCRIBED ENGLE WOO , I 1-J (H AVY COU NCILMAN BR OWN MOVED A D COU CIL A MOTIO N TO APPR OVE AN OR DINAN CE AMENDI G TH OR I~ANC T PL ACE CERTAIN PR OPERTY I 1-INDUSTRI AL ZONING ~ Up on h G r eul ed a follo ws: ______., aa •XJ X tiaax xx i••••il x Mam~aza xl l A ACING A PUBL IC HEARING ON OCTOBE Ayes : Co un c i l Member s Clay o , Sov r , Jon e s , Man n , Brown, lessin , Ta yl o r . ays: No n e Abs en None The Mayor declared the mo ion ca rr ied. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON. A BILL FOR AN ORDIN AN CE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIV ZONI G ORDINANC! (ORDINANC NO. 26 , SERIES OF 1963, AS AM!NDED), AND TH! ZONI G MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROP!RTY, MORE PARTICULARLY D!SCRIB!D HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO TH CITY OF ! GL!WOOD, IN I-2 (GEN!RAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOV!RN S!COND!D A MOTION TO APPROV A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC AM!ND!NG TH! COMPR!- HENS IV ZONING ORDINANCF TO PLAC C RTAI PROP RTY I TH! R C NTLY ANN!X D AR!A IN I-2 GENERAL INDUSTRI AL ZONING AND S TTINQ A PUBLIC HEARING OF OCTOBER 7th. Upon the call or he roll, he vote resulted ae follow s : • • • 0 I • • 13 Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZO NING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26 , SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE RECENTLY ANNEXED AREA IN I-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ZONING, AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING OF OCTOBER 7, 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None . Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, LOGANDALE, CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO , COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, AND RETAINING A 16 FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT . COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A OTION TO APPROI! A BILL FOR AN ORDIN AN CE ON ALLEY VACATION OF BLOCK 9, LOGANDALE SUBDIVISION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resul d as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, So vern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessin , Taylor. Nays: None Abaent: None Th ayor declared the mo ion carried . . .. • " - • • • • • • 0 - 14 City Attorney Berardini stated that the Council needed to reaffirm the date of the public hearing on the Santa Fe-Union annexation at the direction of the District Court of Arapahoe County. He stated that publication had begun on a hearing da t e of September 30th in order to ascertain that statutory conditions for the annexation have been met. ~0o ~~ COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMA~OVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO SET PUBLIC HEARING OF SEPTEMBER 30th ON THE SANTA FE- UNION ANNEXATION. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absen t : None The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council received the proposed 1975 budget and began con s ideration ~a date for a public hearing. Mayor Taylor stated that September 23 rd at 7 :00 P.M. migh t serve adequately for this purpose. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SE CO NDED A MOTION TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON SEPTEMBER 2Jrd AT 7:00 P.M. IN CITY HALL ON THE 1975 PROPOSE D BUDGET. Upon t he c all of the r oll, the vote resulted as f ollows: Aye s: Council Member s Clayton, So vern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: No ne Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * • * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . JJ, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BET W!!N TH ST I T! DEPA NT OF HIGH WAYS, DIVISION OF HIGH WAY S , STAT! OF COLORADO, AND TH~ CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO, FOR TR! INSTALLATION AND MAINT!NAN C! 0 TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES. (Copied 1n full in the Official Ordinance Book.) •. • • I ....... • 0 • 15 COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN J ONE S SEC ONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 33, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES OF 1974 AN OR DINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMEN T FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRIC T AND TH E CI TY OF ENG LEW OOD , COLO RAD O. (Co p ied in full in the Officia l Ordinan c e Boo k .) COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVE D AN D CO UN CILMAN BLESSI NG S ECO NDED A MOTI ON TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES OF 1 974. Upon t he call o f the roll, the vote resulted aa fol l ows: Ayes: Council Member s Clayto n, Sovern , J o n es , Jan n , Brown, Bl es s ing, Taylor. Na y s : None Ab s en t : None Th e Mayo r d ec lared the mo i on ca rri ed . * * * * Council r ceiv d an ordinance o final readin vaca in South Cherokee Circle, 3400 Block South. Councilman Sovern e ated hat h e e hav been no plane preaen d o the Co n ncil aa to wha he uae of hia l and would be, so i was impoaai le for the City Coun 11 to decide tha e land no lone r had any public uae. H t el ha th Co ncil may end up buyin land back in the tu ur tor aah value if land waa subdivided. Councilman Blea1in1 eta d a 1 w • v alue l pieo or pro perty and it would u doub edly develo aa a ho l • A en ral diaeuaaion or h or inano au ;- • • • • • • 16 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING. BY AU THOR ITY ORDINANCE NO. 35, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO . (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 35, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Taylor. Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Nays: Council Members Sovern, Clayton. Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * RESOLUTION NO. 33 , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING J. LOUIS PARKINSON, ESQ., ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCILLAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN BR OWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessin , Taylor. Nays: None Abs en None Th Mayor declared the •otion carried. • • RESOLUTION NO. 14, S RIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION G ANTING TH RIISSUA C OF THI CLUB LIQUO LIC!NS! OF NGL!WOOD 3241 FRAT RNAL ORD!R OF !AOL S TO B LOCATED AT 33 0 SOUTH BROADWAY. (Copied in full in he orrtcial R•aolu ion Book.) • • • • 0 , . • 17 COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylo r. Nays: None Abstain: Council Member Clayton Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . C ouncilman Clayton stated that he wan ted the record to show that his abstention was due to the fact that he was a member of the Englewood Eagles Club. * * * * * City Attorney Berardini stated that it would be necessary to render an opinion on the Sizzler Steak House J .2 beer license appli c ation by the next meeting in order to meet the JO -day statutory provision. * * * * * Council received a memorandum from the Administrative Assistant to the Assistant City Manager discussing an .,!le .. _...,.y 6.ounci l on ging. Act ing City Manager Waggoner stated tha t the previous Council had approved the concept asking **'-ror a Qouncil on ~ ,.,gi ng and he in qu ired as to t he current Council's f eel ings on this. meeting. Mayor Taylor asked that i be deferred until the next * * • * * Council received a memorandum from the Aeeie a n City Mana r to he Actinr Ci y Manarer r lative to rormation of a committee o aet • andar t e ror houeinr rehabilitati on program. Actin City anager Wa oner stated that the committee n eded to be appointed very soon. Council an Clayton stated that the speed waa extre ely important. • • •. • • - • • 0 • 18 Council recei 'e d a memorandum from the Personnel Intern to the Acting City Manager relative to City Hall Monday night openings. Councilman Blessing stated that the original suppositi o n was that this would be done on a trial basis. meeting. Mayor Taylor asked that it be deferred until the next * * * * * Acting City Manager Waggoner asked for ratification of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Firefighters, •••x ••••••••• now that they had approved it. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO RATIFY THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE ENGLEWOOD FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counc il Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Bleating, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor decla red the motion carried. * * * * If Ac ing City Manager Wagg oner stated tha the Ci y Manager's secre ary was leaving as of September 6th and a small et-o gether would be had a 2 :00 o'clock that day. * If * Assistant City Manager cCo wn 1 a ed that he had talked wi h the Re ional Tran spo r tation Dis ri c on a contract continuation to par ially reimburs our 101se1 on the !n lewood-Littleton-Ft. Logan bus line, since the ori inal contract had expired on June JOth . COUNCI AN BL SSING OV!D A 0 COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECOlD!D A OTIO TO AUTHORIZ! TH MAYOR TO SIG TH CO NTRA CT !XT!NSION WITH THE REGIONAL TRAlSPORTATIO DISTRICT FOR PARTIAL REI BUR !NT OF TH! ! GLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FT. LOGA BUS LI !. Upon he call of the r oll, the vo e reeul ed a1 follows: Ayes: Council ber1 Clay 0 ' ov rn, Jones, ann, Brown, Bleuin , Taylor. Nays: one A bun None The M yor • lart he o io e rr1 d. • • , ...... • • • ·. - 19 Assistatn City Manager Mccown stated that interest had been expressed by two Council member to keep one bus for City use into the future, and he questioned whether the Council wanted to do this. He stated that it would cost approximately $14,000 to retain the one bus. Council concur e ence was that they did not want to retain the bus for that amount of money. * * * * * &ayer Taylor informed the Council of impending arrival of applicants for the City Manage r 's Jo b and the interviewt schedul ~ * * * * * COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Sovern, Jones, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 12:10 A.M. ex orrlclo eierk or the eounoli • • , • • - =4""'~~~....,.-~"-"'.'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~- r ..., \o 19::J C ~~ • • f ," . ..... o ,+ ? ,.. o ~ t ~ Moved Secon4ed )I! ROLL CALL Aye Nay Abstain Absent J ones ' sovern ~ Mllilll " BleSSlllll " m-own x Clayton ,,_ Mave r Tav l or ... • • , • • I • • - ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Ay e Nay Abstain Absent Jones "' ~vern x x llA":TU'l --,r: Blessi= ' x Brown ' Clavton ,. Mllvor Ta v lor )( ~r.) 'i\ a Q • -4 ' ·~ rC .) . ~rL ct ~'.) -I '>(St,_ t ) ~ (' ~ ~ c_ -.J: .. .,, _Q ' ,... r.., ~o , ( (\()~ (. ~ ( v -,.( ·•b ,,. f--" ,( ..... b . c -''"'.h_ ( V•v . '-' , .. .. { 2{i ) -\ \,)" I\ J ~, : \ v Ii ,. • • •• f • • -• . • • - ROIL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones Sovern MK rill Bless:t= Brown Clavton MAvor Tavlor ~ _,-.~*-9. ---~ .... "1<1"' v... ~ ..,,, ,7 <' "" . ,... I t !,: ") l•J .~ .... .) ,, ...:;), ) ,.,. ..> ~ ... I v 1 ~..1 J;,. ;J J. ( 'o-rJL ' (V.• -+y '"'"' ~ .c. e. ..... S..•>o&.-Jo, .) .tJ ':_I ~ 0 'S. A.) u ..._ c ..... t..ll ~& .. o_ lJ. ... ~ '"''~ t !. \.::.., .r t.' f) .. 0 !) \.,.., ..> L ~ .... t .., \.? .. ... rl .,, ... ".,.._ ,.. ~t U ( I "') .. r: ~ .,; " ,,, ;-., (;..,.~ :,_.) it. -, .... ,.. • ,.~ ,, .;Jl .. & .,. ., , \ • • • .,. • .:> - , • • . • - '-/. ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones ~vern MB.IUl Blessing m-own Clavton Mavor Tavlor ,,.< ,... ~ ro{ Q (yr., ,.._, {.:l Q, ~ " 1 ~ •.x ,.., } C-.,J -, l..t v" r ct...--,,.._ < . ,,,,, . ~ "\ ' .;· J ~ \ \ . 4' 'f".....J ~ \y ~ ('V --{ ~ ., ~ ~ \,.. L -f I J ' ,,, -I ~ .... + • r • • I • • • I• • ROLL CALL ~ \ c A 0" .IJ \J (_~ ' -"<v ,( ._,\.) Moved Second,ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones x. )( .sovern x. llllllilil >\ Blessing }>. ~ Hr own " Clavton x MRvor Tavlor i.. ,. I • 2 fl l • r I c • t.' 0 .. c.. ~ ~ I· ... :.u ',) • • • • . • I• • ROU. CALL o( '"I ' ~OA ' ( /Y Q (., I\ H ... Mo d s ve econ ed Aye Nay i Absta n A bsent Jones ><. ._, 5evern )( Mann '( Bless1= ... x. Brown i x Clavton >( Mavor Tavlor /.. r -\f~ . ( ., y G \ . l ... ' ci.~ f,. .... -. ~ _;. -~ _g I c-.. ~ ~ , ~ (Q, <) fr) I' 0 , .( '"" fl .. ? ,, • • , • • • I• • ROU. CALL r""' ... c \ \ 0 ,,,~ . c. ':, (_ . Mo d s ve econ e 4 d Ay e N ay Ab t 1 s a n Ab t sen Jones f.. )< :5evern 'f.. MllIIIl )<.. ( BleSSllll1'. "f.. l:lrown ,... Clayton )( Maver Tavlor .< • • • I • • • - ROLL CALL Mo ved s econ ed Aye Nay i Absta n Absent Jones 'f.. sovern ""' Mann x Blessin" x Brown )<. Clavton )'(, MAvor Tavlor < • • f • • I• • '· ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Ay e Nav Abstain Absent Jones ,,,_ x sovern ..,..., ............ ' /{.. 1:uess1= x =own /' Clavton )[ Ul•vor Tavlor )( ~ . ~ .. ~ c -Q )' r ...... ..,;~. f') " .::. {;,,,_,._o-tl -r; ~ ~ r r v fj d ~ ..... " ~~~ ,. ..... r °'0 ~r t ' ... (h '° c.0-,_, o.J<.. 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CALL rp \µ(_,,.,.. \JJi 0 ..-o <u.- Moved Seconiied Aye Nay Abstain Absent 1\ Jones / Sovern J Mann { )< tlless1ng I Brown \ Clavton \ M.avor Tavlor I ' !:, (: ") 11 1) ~b c . ~ Lo . -'-'- c_), ...) ~ <' ( ,.... 6 cS \,.· .Q, • A-t 0 "'-~ ...... Ci I! G er ... ((\ (\.> 1- /' ;I ...... LJ-...,..:> ,. -,. . (/ __.,. '-u c< \ » .., .) ( <,) ~ .:> , ~· :J ( jlr ~ ..Jl \.) 4 •• " ' -) ;,) (.( , k~ ~ ,...,. c .... [}, ( • .II:> • • • • r. ') ( &'<> '((#_0 ,..;,"O \) "' '.> "' ~ &o& Moved ;< ~ (' I • Secon~ed ' c u • • . • • ROLL CALL ----- <'."'. ..,!) A.-; ~17 ~ '::::. Aye Nay Abstain Absent J ones x. Sovern >-. Mann " Bless1n£ )( Brown v Clavton l( Maver Tavl or -1. • • I - - • sfo_; ·,) {()q( Moved SeconQed ;<.. ;( • • • ROLL CALL Nay Abstain Absent Jones / sovern I Mann I .tuessl.ruZ \ m-own \ Clavton \ MAvor Tavlor \ I • • I ,. -• • . • • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Ave Nay Abstain Absent x .Jones sovern I Mann l ll.lessinu \. Brown \ x_ Clavton \ MAvor T.ttvlor ~ • • , • • -• • ifr ). , ") \ I \ ROU. CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nav Abstain Absent J ones I So vern I MAnn T ~ Bless!~ \ l( Brown '\ >< Cl avt on l J\lllLVOr T•vlor / • • I • ,,,_ • • . • • .. ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / v Sovern I IMann \ Blessing \ l:ll'OW?l \ K Clavton J MB.vor Tavlor / • • • ,,,_ • ~ • to " • ROLL CALL s( Moved SeconQed Aye Nay Abstain Absent 'X Jones / sovern I Mann \ tHeSSlIUZ \ "' Brown \ Clavton \ MB.vor Tavlor I / \t_, • • • • , • ,,,_ • • -• • ·. <. ROLL CALL Moved Secon<1ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones /" x Sovern I MAnn I BleSSl.IUZ ' ,<_ Brown '\ Clavton I MAvor Tavlor I I u ~~ ':, ~ 0 ~ ~ \. Cr c;-\. "' • • I • • • . • • < ROLL CALL -l ~ Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones ~ )< Sovern I MB.Ilil , Blessirur \ Brown \ )( Clayton )(.\ Maver Tavlor I c( -, (.._') c I 1_, J f ( ~ f.. ~--c. \a_ I' l ("'" ? ~---; ov ___.:> ( _, • • , • ,,. -• • • .. ROLL CALL s..,( Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones , sovern I x_ Mann I x: R1ess1na \. =own \ Clavton ) MAvor Tavlor I • • I • • • . • I• • '· ROLL CALL (o r Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones , x.. sovern I MllIUl ( Blessfnu \ 1:1rown \ 'i Clavton \ Mavor Tavlor J • • • • • Mo d s ve 4 d econ e /( ...., ; . .__. JJ~, x ( . c • • • • .. ROLL CALL Ay e Nay Abstain Absent Jones /' sovern I MllIU1 r Blessinu \ Brown \ Clavton ' Me.vor Tavlor -, 7 I , -, 'C." r r.o ,.r ( • • , • • . • - '· ROLL CALL ) Mo d s ve econ~ed Aye Nay A i bsta n A bsent Jones x. .sovern )<. Mann x ,A Bless1rnr " ·' Brown ')(. Clavton )/. MB.Vor Ta v lor "f. • • • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones . sovern I MllIUl f y tll.essing \. / .Brown '\ Clavton \ MS.vor Tavlor I , • • • , • -• I • • ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t Jones ~ ' sovern x >< Mailil " R1 ess1nll' )( Brown /(, Clavton '< Mavor Tavlor y ( e.--l ( &..- -, .I :.;,~ ..... ~-J_., v(• \.J'J" '-' (, ...:::' '~ ,.J ) ~ ( ~ (~ (1 ~ ,.,J .( c O,~ ......tJ c '(.; .Q. (.,.;~ c,.. •• r • I , • • - , • I ,., ~ J r • • • ROLL CALL ) Moved SeconQed Ay e Jones /' J(. sovern I .... .,., BlesSlng m-own \ '\( Clavton " llavor Tavlor J r · c..J , r r \ \) • -.. { I... 'C ... l L, r \) :> ~ "' - • I • Nay Abstain Absen t \.> 0 t . l.. . 0 , .-I, ._ Al) ~ \:.; u > f> "'. <- • • , • -• t• • " - ... ROLL CALL r,_ 9 ,( f v Moved Seconcjed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / ,< Mvern I Mllilil I x .tuess1ng \ Hr own \ Clavton \ Mayor Tavlor I / c -... , ) ~ ? x.1 (.) ' c.._ (,, ........... -( v, • • • I • "' -• • t• • ----------------~-~~~--~~-~~-- ROU. CALL Mo d ve s econ e Ay e N ay Ab 1 sta n A bsent Jones " 5evern Mann ><. Blessing Hr own Clavton MaVOr Tavlor • • I - • REGULAR MEE TING : • 0 • COUNCIL CH AMBER S CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORA DO AUGUST 19, 1974 The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular sessi on on August 19, 1974 at 8:0 0 P.M. Mayor Taylo r, presiding, called the me e ting to order. The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown. Th e Pledge o f Allegiance wa s led by Boy Scout Troop No . 154. The Mayor asked f o r r oll call. Upon the call o f the rol l, the f ollowing we re present: )c Taylor. Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Absent: Council ember Sovern. The Mayor d eclared a quorum p re sent. Also present were: City Attorney Berardini Assistant City Manag e r Mccown Administ rativ e Assistant Mendelson Director o f Finance Nollenberge r Di r ec o r o.f Utilities Carroll Fire Chief Hamilton Assistant Direc or of Commun ity Devel o pment for Housin Kocian • CO U CIL N LESS ING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION 0 APPR OV THE INU TES OF THE REGULAR !ETI G OF AUGUST 5, 1974. Up on h call o r t h e r oll , he v o e r aulted aa roll o wa: Ayes : Co u ;:11 Clay on, T yl o r. ya : one A sen~: Co m e r a Jo ne s , Man , Ble aa in , Brown, T e M yor d lar mo i on arri ,, - • • • • • Meeting of August 19, 1974 2 Mayor Taylor recognized the following persons from th e list of Special Cit i zen Program Invitee s . Mr . & Mrs. L . H . McCune, 27 17 So . Logan, Precinct No. 5. Mrs. James B. Se vy, 2160 E. Floyd Ave., Precinct No. 7. Mr. & Mr s . Roger Miller, 3897 So. Logan, Precinct No. 9. Mr. & Mr s . Leo Wer tin, 4973 So . Fox, Precinct No. 14. Mrs. Barbara Aiton, 4811 So. Kalamath, Precinct · No. 15 . Mr. Ralph E. Gardner, 4330 So. Huron, Precinct No. 12. Mr. Gardner inquired as to the situation on the maintenance and grading of alleys around his house. Councilman Clayton stated th a t he had co nf e rred wi th the Director of Public Wo rk s and tha t this matter was cur re ntly being loo k ed at for improvement. * * * * * May or Taylor reminded the people in the audience of the Mayor's co ffees held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at the new Police/Fire Center. * * * * * Mr s. Pa Kenning, representing United Way, was present to r eceive a proclamation from the City of Engle wood designating the week of September 9 h hrou h September 15th as United Way Week. Mayor Taylor sta ed ha he h d signed an official procla ation to hat effe • * r1. ary Ar hur, 36~0 So. Pennsylvania Street, wa1 presen o d11cusa he fir at he Lo u1 Gardena Apar~m n 1, and ma power in + Fire Departm n . 0 • • • 0 • Meeting of August 19, 1974 3 fire hazards. She felt that the re should be a smoke and fire detection system in these buildings. She asked for solutions to problems to be worked out by the City Council. She stated that she had faith in the affirmative action o f the Council, and not merely word answers. Councilman Brown stated that he appreciated the report, and shared Mrs. Arthur's frustrations. He fel t that the City had raised the equipment an d fire station capabilities of the Fire Department in the last five years significantly. " .. Mrs. Arthur stated that the money was spent on equipment and stations , when it should have been directed in the manpower area. Councilman Bles sing stated that the City Council listened t o the Fire Chi e f and his recommendations in this area. He stated that t he Council did care about the situation and would look furth e r into it. Councilman Clayton inqui r ed as to whether Mr s. Arthur wa s unhappy with the mutual aid agreements. Mrs. Arthur replied in the negative, stating that she only felt they should be aware that the mutual aid usually takes approximately 10 minutes for the resp onse fr om neighboring stations. Councilman Clayton gave a brief description of the fir e district ra tings f or insurance purposes, and state d that decreased insurance ra tes would not pay for the added taxes necessary to put on additional manpower. It was necessary to loo k at this increase in manpower from a humanitarian poin of view rath e r than a cos savin s poin t of view. He o f Mcc o wn eta ed that he felt the las w ek were to the point. He o the audi nc for heir knowled e. adding comp o en to ally n cessary. th t the City ha adop ed the •ha buildin o f Lo ua Gardena ha1 b en a ded o hat Code. prinklin tr 1 had been er ot fire alarms e ttra alarms wer e en ral y aaka he heir o c pan a. • • • • 0 I • • Meeting of August 19, 197 4 4 Counc ilm an Clayton inquired as to how the Englewood building c ode compa red with other cities. Chief Hamilton stated that it was probabl y better than the average. Mayor Taylor stated that attention would be given to this subje ct by the Cou ncil in the future. * * * * * Mr. Clifford Selby, Englewood Fire Department, and representing the Englewood Firefighters Association, wa s present to discuss the recen t ruling of the Career Service Board and the impasse hearing between the As soci ation and the City. Mr. Selby stated that he was a negotiator for Local No. 1786 of the Englewood Firefighters. He asked the Council to use t heir influen ce to get the Career Service Boa rd to meet and clarify the dec i sion wh ic h they made last month. On July 25th, the City neg otiator s, the firefighter negotiators, and the Career Se rvice Boar d had met, a nd the Car ee r Service Board had rendered a decision five days la er r egarding the impasse situation. He read the ru l i ng aloud to the Council . He questioned whether the fac ts wer e even investigated in t his ma tte r. The firefighters had as ked f or clarification on the Career Se rvic e Board ruling on Augu st 5th, and the Ca re er Se rv ice Board had replie d that t here would be n o further c larifi cation on August 6th. Mr . Selby pointed out a case in the transcript in whi c h h e felt an e rror in fact had in actuality occu rred and two Denver negotiato r s f o r the Denver firefighter s ~acked up t hat opinion. City At o rney Berardini inquired o f Mr. Sel by whe the r he wa s asking the Council to force action on the Caree r Service Boa r d. Mr. Selby replied in the affirmative, stat ing th at the f ire fighters would like to se he outcom or the fac ts . City Attorney Berardini stated that the Counc i l wa s bound by the Charter and he ordinances also, and the Career Service p lays an adminis rative fun ion in this regard. Th only possibility a this poin of h ram ha h could fore se was an elec ion o he peopl . He f l tha he machinery was se up for an i pass o o Career Service and th n on to the polls. He questioned tha h City Council wa s he place o look for relief on this particular m tter at this tim . II COUNCILMA MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BRO WN S!CO NO!D A OTION TO OPE N A PUBLIC H ARING ON A RE UFST OF A TR AN SFER OF A LIQUO R LIC!NS ! FOR TH AGL! LODGE NO. 3241 , FROM 73 WIST FLOYD TO 3J 4 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of he roll, the vote re1ult d •• follow1: • • • • I I . I 'I • • 0 • 5 Ayes: Coun c il Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mavor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open. City Clerk Nollenberger gave to the Councio a copy of the public hearing notice and the lease agreement and the application regarding the ran s fer of liquor license. Mr. Mike Long appeared before Council. He stated that he requested the liquor license be transferred. City Attorney Berardini inquired of Mr. Long concerning the lease agreement. Mr. Long replied to the effect that the Eagles had a firm lease . Mayor Taylor asked if any persons were opposed to the granting of a license transfer. No persons appeared. Councilman Clayton stated that as a member of the Eagles he would not vote in this particular case, but would abstain instead. He felt that th e Eagles Club had made substantial contributions to the City over a period of years. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Taylor. Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Na y s : No n e Ab s tain: Cou n c il Member Cl ayton. Absent : Cou n c i l Mem be r So vern . Th Ma y o r d clared he otion c arri d a n d h e p u bli c h earinc c l oae d • COUNCILMAN MANN OV!D AN D COUNCILMA N J ONE S SECO NDED A MOTION TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTO RN EY TO DRA W UP A R!SO LU TIO GRAN T! G A LIQUOR LICENSE TRA NSFER OR TH! EA GL !S LODG E 0 . )2 l , FR OM 7) WEST FLO YD TO JJ8 SOUTH BRO ADWAY . Upon t h e c al l o f h e r o ll, th e v ote reeul d as follo w : • • - • • - r Meeting of August 19, 1974 Taylor. ,/ (, / 6 Aye st Council Members Jones, Mann , Bless ing, Brown, N~s : None /' ,/Abstain: Council Membe r Clayton. Absent: Council Membe r Sove r n. The May o r declared the motion c arri ed. * * * * * ,. - COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AN D COU NCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDE D A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON A REQUES T FOR J.2 BEER LICENSE FOR TH E SIZZLER STEAK HOUSE, 5151 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows: Ayes : Counc il Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Cl ayton , Taylor. Nay s : None Absent: Council Membe r So ver n. The May o r declared he mo tion ca rried and the public hearing op en . May or Taylo r reviewed for the benefit o f the audience the pr ocedure used on l iqu or license public hearings. Ci y Cle rk Nollenber er presen ed o he Counc il the foll o win docum n s: o ri inal pplica ion, le e r s of reference, no i e pursuan o h liquor la ws o f Colo r ado o f public hearing s , police report, a lis of all exis in outle s, proo f of r i ht o premises, pl ns n specifications on th layou of he buildin , nd pho o raph of he no ice postin of publi hearin no ice. he 5 5 Eas Cos illa Place, Engl wood, ed that he represented the Sizzler he eak House had rec iv d numerous r in he s or o ver th pae~ ouple of years. H r e a rant would serve r only by he lase in wt•h he la ws of he S a e of Colo rado and he City of Ther would be no ar 1n h re auran , bu ra her be • rv d fro a k ar a. A torn y Btrar11n1 inquired r. ,illiee • a • ha h wa s alt Ho • o Mr. Gillies' he re ional anar r Ci y A o r n y B rar 1n1 in uirt h d e n on r. 01111 1 • a e a h o ny eurvey whi ch wo ld like the • or ana r o a 1 er at . • • - • • • • 0 • Mee~1ng 01 Augus ~ l~, 1~~4 7 Mr. Richard Larabee, 5467 So. Fox, Littleton, Colo rado, appeared before Council . He stated that he was the store manager for the Sizzle r Steak House at Broadway and Belleview. He stated that he had not carried on any professional type surveys, but that they had had many requests by the people who ate dinner at the Sizzler Steak House. City Attorney Berardini inquired as to whether Mr. Larabee was aware of any other outlets in the area. Mr. Larabee replied that the Leaning Tower of Pizza served beer only a couple of doors down. City Attorney Berardini inquired as to whether Mr. Larabee had made any su rv eys of the neighborhood himsel f. Mr. Larabee stated that he had no done so formally. He stated that he wa s aware that the Sizzler Steak House could present petitions. Of the four Sizzler Steak Houses in the Denver metropolitan area, the two in Aurora currently have beer licenses, and the one in Lakewood had applied. Mayor Taylor inquired as to any other persons in favor of the liquor l icense application. No persons appeared. Mayor Taylor inquired as to any persons opposed to the liquor license application. No persons appeared. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTI ON TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote resul ed as foll o ws: Ayes: Council Members Jones, .Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay o n, Tayl o r. Nay s : None Abs en Co un il ~mber Sovern. Th e May o r dec l ar e d t h e mot i o n c a rried and he public hearin clos d. Zon i n • • • Council r 1ved a r ecom.m enda io n fr o m the Plannin and omm1ss1on o vaca e Sou h Ch r o k ee Circle, J 4 00 Bl oc k So u cou CILM.A BL s.r G OV!D AD CO UN CILMAN MANN !COND!D A OTIO N TO RE MOVE F RO TH E TAB LE A U!S T I ON ON THE VACA T I G OF S OUTH CHERO KE CIRCLE , )400 BL CK ro TH . Up o n he c all o f the roll, th vo e r es l d as follo ws : " - • , • • 0 - Meeting of Augus t 19, 1974 8 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayt on , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Counc il Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion c~rried. Councilman Jones stated that he wanted to inquire as to the current status of the housing that had been vacated along that stretch. Mr. Ludwig from the audience stated that the house moving had fallen victim to high interest rates. The goal currently was to have the houses out of there by September 15th, but he questioned that that would be met. It would, however, be done as rapidly as possible. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTI ON TO APPROV E A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE 3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH CHEROKEE CIRCLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resu lted as f ollows: Aye s: Cou ncil Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Co ncil iember Sovern. The Mayor declared he mo ion carried. • • * record: Council r eceived he follo win communi cation1 fo r he Minutes of the Parka and Recr ation Com.mi11ion • • in of Au ua 8 , 1974 an recommend d o he City Council on the edian a rip etw en Highway 2 5 and Qu incy S t r ee o proceed as approved. Memorandu aalea and use ax re fro the Dir ector of Finan ce a m a ri a in e ipta th r ou1h July, 1 974. the • • - • • • • 0 • Meeting of August 19, 1974 9 Memorandum from the City's negotiating team relative to the recent decision of the Career Service Board on the impas se hearing between the Englewood Fire Fighters Association and the City. Memorand u m from the Director of Finance concerning Police and Fire Pensio n Funds . Semi-annual report from the Director of Finance on the Police and Fire Pension Funds. Report from the Director of Finance summarizing the first seven months o p eration of the self-insurance fund. Report from the Director of Fi nan ce on the interest in come f o r the first seven months of 1974. Financial report for the month of July, 1974. * * * * * Council received the ~inutes o f the Lib rary Board meeting of August lJ, 1974 and a recommendation to approve a cont ra ct with Arapahoe County Regional Public Library Dist ri ct. INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY CO UN CILMAN BROWN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINAN CE AU THORIZ ING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN TH E ARAPA HOE REG IO NA L LIBRARY DISTRI CT ~ND THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO . COU NCIL BRO W OV ED AND CO UNCIUlA JONES SE CO NDED A OTIO N TO AP PR OVE A BILL FO R AN ORD I NA CE AUTH ORIZIN G AN AGREEMENT FOR LI BRARY SERVIC BET WE N THE ARAPAH OE REGI ONAL LIBRARY DI ST RI CT AND TH! CITY OF L! 00 , COLO RA DO . Up o n he c all o f th ro ll , h e v o e r e1ul ed a1 r llowa: Aro: Co l re Jo n ea , a n n, Ble u ln , Bro Clar ton, Ta ylor. 1y1: r ov r n. The Mayor decll r rr i d. • • yor r ylor alled a r 1111 I :55 P.M. onv ntd I 10: 10 P.M . Up on th e ca ll or • roll, ere p r a 1 n • • , • • • Meeting of August 19, 1974 -------- 10 Taylor. Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Absent: Council Member Sovern. * * * * * Council received a memorandum from the Director of Finance requesting the selection of an auditing fi r m. Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that the Council appointed an auditor at least once each yea r to audit the 'City's f inanci a l records. The City staff has no ave r sion to the contin- uation of the firm of Van Schooneveld, Shepherd and Company who had done the audit for the last couple of years. Councilman Blessing stated that the auditing firm had done an extremely cap able job over the last couple of years and he would like to see that continuation. ,,. - COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APP OINT VAN SCHOONEVELD, SHEPHERD AND COMPANY, AUDITORS FOR THE CITY'S FINANCIAL RECORDS FOR THE YEARS 1974 AND 1975. Upon the Call of the r oll , the vote resul ed as follows: Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Co ncil Member Sovern . The aye r decla r ed the mo ion car ri d. • • • * Council re ived a recommendation from the Director of Financ , he City En ineer, and he P~rchasing A en for th •••rd of a seal coa bid o Pe er Kiewi and So s Company in the amo n of 27,932 . 6. Direc or o f Fi an e ollen er roa and ri e appropriation fund e fro r e deri v d. a 1ynop1i1 of h nty and h o w they A OTIO 27,9 ;>. the r o ll, COU CILl.lA TO APPROV TO PET R he vot.e r s l t OVED A D COU GILMA A S!COND D AL COAT BID IN TH AMOUNT or ONS CO PANY. Upon h call or 1 f ollows: • • • • • • Meeting of August 19 , 1 9 74 11 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: No ne Ab s ent: Council Member Sovern . The Mayor declared the motion car r ied. * * * * * Council receive d a recommendation from the Director of Utilities f o r acquisition of the Haynie property f or the Bi-City Waste Water Treatment Plant. Director of Utilities Ca r roll stated that it was one of the last pieces necessary f o r the Bi-Cit y Treatment Plant . He suggested a compromise settlement of $45,000 cash, plus the trading of some City-owned property at Bates and Zuni. COUNCILMAN BRO WN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEP T THE RECOMMENDATION OF PAYMENT OF $45,000 CASH AND TRANSFER TITLE OF THE CITY-OWNED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF BATES AND ZUNI, AS AN OFFER TO MR. HAYNIE FOR HIS LAND NECESSARY FOR THE BI-CITY TREAT MENT PLANT. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resul ted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None A s nt: Cou ncil embe r Sovern. The May o r declared he 0 ion ' rried. * * Council r eceived a r e p o rt from the Assis an Direc o r of Commun! y D v lo .en f or Hous in on a pro r am to p r o vid finan c ia l loa s •o h elder y f o r the up radin of h o es. Loh Koci an eta She d hat 1he had 1 h n went hrou h he p his anl a Cou ell an C ay on thank e d r s . Kocian for he repor , n ral i s m ri te e n1 ed. OTIO TO CO MM ITT! R CO ND OV 8 R. OV!O AND COUN CIUtA CL AYTON S COND!D A cou CIL UB IT A LIST or 7-9 INDIVIDUALS FOR TH R PO T TO STUD Y A 0 CONSIDER IT AND CIL A PROCR AM BY TH! FIR ST M! TI Q IN 11 or he r oll , h v o re1ul 1d •• f ollow1: • • , - • • 0 I• - 12 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Clayton, Taylo r, Blessing, Brown. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council began discussion of a report from the Volunteer Fire Department Committee . Mayor Taylor stated that he had talked to Chief Miller on this and felt that it should come back up when Councilman Sove rn returned from vacation. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COU NCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO TAKE THE REPORT FROM THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE OFF THE TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE UNTIL SEPTE BER 1rd THE VOLUNTEER FIR DEPARTME T CO ITTEE REPORT. Upon he call o f the roll, the vo e resulted as follows: Ayes: Council emb ra one , Mann, Blessin , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. ays: one A s n _: Co cil Memb r Sovern. T • ayo r de lared the mo ion arried. • * City A orney B rardini ecan diacuaaion of an ordinanc on final readin approvinc an •creement wi h the City of Sheridan rela 1 I o the developmen o f a mul 1-uae recr ational facility o n he o h Platt River . • f • • - • • • • 0 • Meeting of Au g ust 19 , 1974 13 Coun c ilman Mann i nquired whether this ordinance approved the agreement only. Ci t y At torney Berardini replied in the affirmative. Councilman Mann inquired whether the Council should be co n c erned with a nam e for the g o lf course at this time. City At t or ne y Berardini replied th at t his should not be included in the agreement sin c e Sheridan had passed it in this form. IN TRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING. BY AUTHORITY ORDINAN CE NO. 2 9, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEME NT BET WEEN THE CITIES OF SHERIDAN, COLORADO AND ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RELATING TO A MULTIPLE USE RECREATION FACILITY. (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN TAYLOR SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 29, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call o f the r o ll, the vote resulted as follows: Ay es : Cou n c il Member s Jone s , Mann, Bl e ssing, Bro1'?1, Cl ay to n, Tayl o r. Nays: No ne Absent: Co uncil Member Sovern. The Mayor d e clared t h e mot i on carried. * * * * I NTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU NCILMAN SOVERN. BY AUTHO RI TY ORDI NA NCE NO. JO , SE RI ES OF 1 9 7 4 AN ORDI NANCE AMEN DING CHAPTERS 2, J , 5 , 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10 , 11 , AN D 12 OF TITLE VII OF THE 1969 E.M .C. ENTITLED "HOUSING", REL ATI NG TO MINIUU HOUSING R QUIRE M! TS • (Go pi e in f ull 1 h Offici a l Or dinan c e Boo k .) COUNCILMAN BL SSING MOV D AN D COU NCI LMAN J ONES S CO ND!D A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. JO , SE RI S OF 1974 . Up on t he ca l l of the r oll, he vo e r 1 u l t •d •• f ollows : • • , • • • • 0 I• • Me et ing o f Augu st l ~, 1974 14 Ay es: Coun c il Memb e r s Jon e s , Mann, Bles sing , Br o wn, Clayt on, Taylor . Na ys : None Absen t: Counc i l Membe r S ov e rn. The May o r de cl ar ed the motion carried . * * * * * I NTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COU NCILMA BY AU HO ORDINA CE NO. OF 1974 . . C. , ENTITLED Y ADDI NG A NEW ! GLE WOOD POLICE 0 EMPLO YMEN T, IREM TS, FUTUR E rns AND WA GES, A ANNUALLY BY THE CITY COUNCIL. (Copied in full in h Official Ordinanc Book.) COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MA NN SECO NDED A MOTION TO APPROV ORDINANCE NO.Jl, SERIES OF 1974 . Upon the call of the roll, the vo e resul ed aa r ollows: . Ayes: Council Mem rs Jon s, Mann, Blessin , Br own , Clay on , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Me ber Sovern. The Mayor declared the mo i on carried . • I TRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMA CLAYTON. A BILL P'OR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGR!EM!NT BET WEE N THE STAT! DEPART MENT OF HIGH WAYS, DIVISION OP' HIGHWAYS, STATE OP' COLOR ADO, AND TH! CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLOR ADO, FOR THE INSTALLATIO N ANO MAINTENA NCE OP' TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES . • • • 0 • Meeting of August 19, 1974 -15 - COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN BLE SSI NG SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDIN AN CE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO SIGN A MAIN TE NANCE AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY DEP ARTMENT FOR TR AF FIC CONTROL DEVICES . Up on th e call of the roll , the v ot e resulted as f ollows: Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Abs en Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declar ed he motion carried. * * * RES OLUT ION NO. 31, SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION AUTHO RIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE OFFICE OF EMERGEN CY PREPAREDNESS FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE U DER THE FEDERAL DISASTER RELIEF ACT. (Co pied in full in he Official Resolution Book.) COU NCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED A MOTION TO APPR OVE RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the all or he rol l, he vo e resulted as follows: T ylor. Ay s : Counc il Members J ones , Bl ess ing, Brown, Clayton, ays : Council e mb e r ann. Abs en Council Memb r So vern. Th ayor decla r ed he mo ion ca rried. ol 'ion a oa a to o . 19. ho ri zin r e. oy no ice or • B r ne he 0 n yeare . • • • 0 • Meeting of Augu st 19, 1974 16 RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTI ON AUTHORIZING NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE REASSESSMENT OF COST TO MS. JOYCE E. BARNETT, RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVE D AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTI ON TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, t he vot e resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * • • • Counc il receiv ed a memorandum fr om the Assistant City Manag er relative o the agenda process. Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that the staff wo uld be wi lling to move the agenda distribution up by one day if the Council so desired. Mayor Taylor gave his r easons ~or want ing it moved up one day, stating it would ive more time to prepa re for the Monday nigh m e ing. COU NCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTIO N TO MOVE THE AGEN DA PROCESS UP BY ONE DAY TO SEND IT OUT ON THURSDAY INSTEAD OF FRIDAY. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote reeul ed as follows: Ay a: Council Mem e r Jones, ann, Blesain , Brown, Cla y on , Taylo r. ay1: None A ten Coun il em er Sove rn. Th Mayor d olared the motion carried . • • • Council re eive a memorandum fro he Ad inl1trative A11i1 an conce rn1 h loca ion for Council precinct ••tin11. .I I • • • • • • 0 • Meeting 01 August i~, i~t4 17 Assistant City Manage r Mccown stated that dire ct ion was needed by the staff whether to pr oceed with this. Councilman Mann stated that posted signs would pr oba bly be suff i c ient in the pre c i nct s r ather than indirect mailings, The Assis t ant City manager stated that he felt it wa s Coun c il's directi o n t hen to p u blicize these meetings with every- th in g s hort o f a direct mailing. COUNCILMAN BRO WN MOVED AND COUN CILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO USE THE NEWSPAPERS TO PUB LI CIZE THE PRECINCT MEETINGS BY PAID ADVERTISEMENTS IN ADDITION TO THE OT HER METHODS, SHORT OF DIRECT MAILING. Upon he c all o f the r oll, the vote r esu lted a s f ollows : Ayes: Coun c i l Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Br o wn , Clayton, Ta yl o r . Nays: Non e Absent: Cou n c i l Me mb er So vern . The May o r declared th e mot i o n c arried. * * • • Council received a rec o mmendation to permit the Di r ect o r of Finance to a t end a s eminar on Municipal Finance and Inve s ment fr om Septemb e r 19 to September 20, 1974 in Atlanta, Ge o rgia. CO UNCI LMAN BR OWN MOVE D A MOT I ON TO APPR OV E THE DIRECTO R GEO RGIA 0 S EPTEMBER 19 AN D 0. vote r esul ed a s f ollows : AND COUNCILMAN BLESS ING SECONDED OF FINANCE GOING TO ATLA TA, Upon the call o f the roll, the Ay s : Coun•il e m e r a Jones, Mann, Blessing, Br o wn, Cl a yt on, Ta y lo r . Na s: o ne A n•· Co nc i l mb r So v r n. The May o r d l ar mo •i o n ar r ! d. • Asa i s ant Ci y an 1er Mccown st ated that J ud e S w a r in en ad i v n hi a l e • r r e qu 1 in that J. Louie P ar kinson be ap p oin e Aa ao ia e Judie i n Mu nicipal Co urt . • • , • • 0 • Meeting of August 19, 1974 18 COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY ATTORNEY DRAW UP A RESOLUTI ON APPOINTING J . LOUIS PARKINSON AS ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays : None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that Administrative Assistant Mendelson would be le aving the City for alternate employment at the end o f this wekk, and publicly commended him for his services. * * * * * Mayor Taylor sta ed that we needed to ask the Chief of Police to get the bicycle l aw enforced before somebody wa s killed in the City. * * * * * COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO DISCONTINUE THE COU NCIL INVJ."TEE LIST. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote resulted as follows: Taylor. Aye s : Cou ncil embers Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Nays: Counc il Member Clayton. A sen Council ember Sovern. The May o r de lared the mo ion ca rri ed . * * ayo r T ylor ave out the details of the d&• process and a a ed ha h1a t hr e mem e ra on he b d e co i ee wo uld b Colbe rt Cuah1na, Charles iohols and Jean Ca rlb ra. John Kreili n g would attend one meet ina. Councilman Clayton et a ed ha hi• repreeen a ive wae J rry Lay. * * • • , ....... • • • • • Meeting of August 19, 1974 19 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION THAT MAYOR TAYLOR, COUNCILMAN JONES AND ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER McCOWN ATTEND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES MEETING ON AUGUST 26th THROUGH THE 28th. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declar ed the motion carried. * * * * * COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as fo llows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Council Member Sovern. The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting wa s adjourned at 11:50 P.M. • . • • , • • 0 • INtaOl'l'ICE MSllOUMDUM TOI Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager August 27, 1974 fROM: SUl.llCT1 Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager CITIZEN 'S BUDGET COMMITTEE At the last Council meeting, the City Council formllll.y named the following citizens to the Citizen's Budget C0111111ittee: Mr. Colbert E. Cushing, 3791 South Sherman, Mr. Charles Nicholls, 3890 South Cherokee, Mrs. Jean CArlberg, 3865 South Grant Street, Mr. J. J. Lay, 4000 South Lincoln, and Mr. John Kreiling, 3131 South High Street for one meeting. Since then the following n&111es have been aubllitted for incluaion in the Committee: ,1, \)~ ().. •• Mrs. Judith Henning, 2951 South Franklin Street, Mr. Dale H. Rea, 3878 South Elati Street, Mrs . Mary Arthur, 3655 South Pearl •202, Mr. David Stevenson, 3275 South Race Street. Ms. Jo Allen Turner, 4630 South Cherokee. Perhapa thia lHt group ahould be -..d fomally to the ~ittee at the . next CoW\c il -ti.nq. AM/•c • • • , • • • • MEMORANDUM To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance Subject: Storm Drainage Bid -South II and South Central Date: Augus 28, 1974 Bids were received on August 27, lC/74 for the South II and South Central Storm Drainage Projects. The low bid from Holsam Concrete Products is in the amount of $1,054,070. The total budget for the project would now be revised as follows: Construction Bid Broadway Crossing Engineering -Design -6J Construction -5J Contingency Total Cost Total Budget Available Budget Adjustment $1,054,070 18,161 64,334 53,612 21 ,445 $1,211,622 1,000,000 $ 211,622 The n cessary funds could be found by deleting the Dartmouth Paving District fro.~ h six-quarter budget and deferring the Dartmouth Intersection into 19~6 ue to the cc:aplications with Stat ar.d Public Utilities Cannission coordination. Th se t proJ eta budieted in lC/75 would be adequate to fund th necessary additional monies. A readjustment between lC/74 and lC/75 uld e necessary by deferring Zuni Street ( $50, 000), Police/Fire Building 11 ion($21,500), Southwest Greenbelt ( 5,000 of $33,600), and River Dev lOJXDent ($115,122 of J0,147). Ther ld appear to be no problem rith d ferri th a a to nei:t y I k. l r..J., rl Dir • • f • • , . • CON S ULTING ENIJIN ll:EA9 SELLARDS & GRIGG , INC . 8546 W. COLFAX •SUITE 4 • SQU IRE PLAZA LAKEWOOD CO LOR ... 00 80215 238-8673 Members of the Ci y Council Ci ty of Fngle~ood 3400 South Elati Street F.nolewood, Co lorado 80110 Auoust 28 , lq74 Re: South and South en ral Fnqlewood S orr.i Drainaqe Fxtensions S&G Job ~o . 73083-43 Dear Council Members: ids were received on P pro ec on u us 27, 1974. We hav r vi w d all i1s n~ l hey are all in order. The bidd ina was 0•1 i +-p coMre i i c wi r less than 0 .4 separa i 'J he wo low tiddPrs. ':'h pric of th low i der is aoproxiM ly l .S• elow h Fnoineer's Fs i~ate . Rased on he very qood ii proposal u~.,..,i d ~ 'lolsll1"1 roncr e Products, ror. any, it is 011r rE-oMMcnla ion o the Ci y Council ha you award th con rac ~ he s lo b1 der for th ir id ptice of 1,054,070.20. T Y: cc· W aon r ,,_ • • - • t • - Job ~o . 7309~-41 ot· i~le: •· '"'1 f'o•1 th t'entral !:nq le~oo <l ~tor'T'I raina e F.xt n~i ons 11<-nt: i y of r.nol •ooci nqine r: f''l:i.rc's & Grjoq , Inc. id Opening: 2:00 P.''., ,ugus 27 , 1974 P.id er ifiE>l ry rng1n er: •1 us 28, lq74 SC38,593.40 '!ol 'I C'on rete Pro uc c; 56), 225. 00 i Je onst ruc •'>n 564. 241.. 0 on ·rue ion 62,230.80 39 ,0q?. 1 So Inc. 42,147. 0 ns ru.:tion ~o . 61 ,5 8.23* lOr. 7 ,8 8 .. 0 :?5 ,20 .25 ros. T c. 12 ,3 0~.o o r c ~r • BrHrnt'Lr: 2 $583 ,1 50.45 4 2,84">.20 * 493,801.00 548,lq .30 572 ,078 .30 574,222 . 5 583 ,7 82 .35 60( ,2 73 . 10• q7,722 .75 1,510 . 0 ~n'l L $1,221,741.85 ,054,070.20* 1,058 ,0 12.90 1 ,210,427 .10 l ,2 ll,175.91 1,216 , 70.7 l,2:i4,170 .S • 1 ,310,1 • o • 1,512, .oo 1, .;3,s s. o• • • • • • July 30, 197- Mr. Rex Garrett Route 3 Box 97 Parker ~olorado Dear Mr. Oarrett: • - 801 4 Enclosed la a copy or a Notice ror Public Hearin which haa been aent to the En lewood Herald for publication on August l, Auguat 8, A~at 15, and Au at 22. Thi 1a ror your information and alao to not1f'y OU Of the PU lie h dat . 1nc rel , • c : John Crl awell ev rl1 l nt1ne ,,. - • - July 30, 1974 Mrs. Carolyn Weist 835 Ea1t Cornell AYenue En lewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mrs. Weist: !ncloaed ia a copy or a Notice tor Public Hearing which ha• been sent to the Englewood Herald tor publication on Auguat l, Auguat B, Auguat 15, and A uat 22. Thia ia tor YO\U' intoraation and alao to notify OU Of the public heari date. !incer ly, arl ollenber er Director or Pina.nee e officio Cit Cler cc : John Criawell v rly lent1n ,. - • • • • • 0 • NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that there will be a public hearing on September 3, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. at the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado , for the purpose of discussion of an ordinance reassessing certain property within Paving District No. 20, in the City or Englewood , Colorado, and providing for the payment and collection of said assessment. By order of the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, at its meeting on July 15, 1974. /s/ Karl Nollenberger ex officio City Clerk Published in the Englewood Herald Sentinel Publication dates: August l, 8, 15, and 22 . ;- • • , • • • • 0 • NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARI NG Notic~ is hereby given that there will be a publi c hearing on September 3, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. at the City Council Chambers , City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, Engle~ood, Colorado , for the purpose of discussion of an ordinance reas~essing certatn propert y within Pavi ~g Dist!·i c t No . 20, in the City o~ Englewo oj , Colorado, and pr o viding for c~e payment ·. j colle t ion of said asse s s ~ent. By order of t h City Counc jl of the City of Engl Pwood, C o lo~ado, at its meeting on July 15, 197~. /s/ Karl Nollenberger ex officio City Clerk Published in the Englewood Herald Sentinel Publicatio n dates: August 1, 8, 15, and 22 . • • ....... • • • • NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that there will be a public hearing on September 3 , 1974 , at 8:00 P.M. at the City Council Chambers , City Hall , 3400 South Elati Street , Englewood, Colorado, for the purpose of discussion of an ordinance reassessing certain property within Paving District No. 20 , in the City of Englewood , Colorado , and providing for the p ayment and collection of said assessment. By order of the City Council of the City of Englewood , Colorado, at its meeting on July 15, 1974 . Isl Karl Nollenberger ex officio City Clerk Published in the Englewood Herald Sentinel Publication dates: August 1, 8, 15, and 22. • • • I ·. • • • I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU NC ILMAN BLESSING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~~ , SERIES OF 1974 All ORDlllAI«:E llEASSESSife CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN PAVI~ DISTRICT I«>. 20, IN THE CITY OF Et«;U:li«>OD, COLORADO; PIO- VIDit«; FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSl£N'I'. "' - WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, finally passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of coll9tructing and installing certain street improvements thez:ein; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No . 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17, 1972, the City Council asseseed the cost of the improvements againat the property specially benefited and included within the Special Improvement District ; and , WHEREAS, on March 29, 1973, the Diatrict Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in Civil Action No. 29802, iaaued a Permanent Injunction which prohibited the City froa col· lecting the aaae1S111ent levied pursuant to Ordinance llo. 12, Serie s of 1972, against the following de s cribed property owned by Caroline B. Weiat : That realty located i n Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, de a cribed u follow, to-wit : Beginn ing 16 f eet east of the southeaat corne r of Lot 25, Dobbins lasubdivision ; th nee aat 166 f et: thel\Ce north 192.9 feet: thenc weat 166 f t; th nee a outh 19 2 .9 feet to th point of beginniaa. WHEREAS, the City Council baa dete nd.ne d to reu- aeu th abo d scribed property: -1- • f - • • • • I• • BE IT ORDAINED BY 11iE CITY COUNCIL OF 'nfE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Reassesement of Costs. 'nlat the pro- perty described below is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20: 'nlat realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southeut corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part described in Book 2220, page 287. Construct 4" curbvalk Type II - 164.5 L.F. at $6.76565385/L.F •.•.•.•• Construct 6" curbwalk Type II - 1.5 L.F . at $6.90096693/L.F. Front Zone Paving - 8 0 022.8 S.F. at $0.04456226/S.F ..•...• Rear Zone Paving - 11,548 .6 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F ••••.• $1.112.95 10.35 357.51 257 .31 ASSESSt£NT TOTAL • . . . . .. • . . • . • . . .. • • . . .. $1 0 738 .12 ******** the North 75 feet of the follOWi• deacri'-d pro pe rty: 11\at part of Block 4, EVARSTOll -2- • • • , • • 0 I • • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Eastline of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded plat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said County road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202.9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts• Jr. • by Warranty Deed dated June 11, 1926 and recorded in Book 238 at page 534; thence West along the South line of said Tract conve ye d, 16 6 feet to East line of said a l ley; thence South along East line of s aid a l ley 202.9 feet ; more or leas• to place of beginning. &ear Zone Paving - 12,450 S .F . at $-0 .02228 11 3 /S.F . $ 277 .40 ASS ESSMENT TOTAL .•...•..•.•.•.••..•..•.• $ 277 .40 11\at the aaaea ament i a in accordance vith the special benefits whic h the pro perty received aa a result o f the c on s truction of the improveme nts within the District. Section 2 . Payment of Aueument. 'nta t s aid u aeu•nt sha ll be due and paya bl at the office of t he Director of Finance of th City of Engl wood, within 30 days a fter th final publication of thia o r dinance, wi t hout de..and ; provid d t hat th a aaeaament may, a t the election of the property owner, be paid in installments, within i n- -3- "' - • • , • • I• • terest as hereinafter provided. Tii.e failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall be concluaively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said installments. In the event of the election t~ pay in installments, the assessment shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe· County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installment• of principal shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of 5t per annum, commencing on the effective date of this ord- inance, and payable each year at the time of paying instal-lments. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid prin- cipal to become due and payable i!llDediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accured interest shall~ thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centwn (1%v per month, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, as provided by law . At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid iutall- ments with interest at one per centum (lt) per month, or franction of a month, and all pen_alties accrued aid shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter to pay in installments in the same manner as if default had not been suffered. lbe owner of any property not in default u to any installment or payment may, at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with a.ccrued interest to the date of the next assessment installment payment date . .. Section 4. Discount on Pa~nt of Asa •• nta. Pa,.enta may be mad to th Dir ctor o Financ a any ti• within thirty days aft r th final publication of thil Ord- inanc , and an allowanc of five per centum (51.) ill 111ad on all pa nts mad during such period, but not tblre· after . nte discount of 5t shall apply to all such p•JMnta, char the pa nt is th entir 11mount of aaa 1 nt due, or a part of th a 1 sa nt. I diately aft r t expiration -4- • • • • I~ - of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law, · Section 5. Assessment Lien. The uaeasment, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof~ ·and all costs in collecting the .... , shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetual lien in the amount ueeaaed against the tract of land described above. Such lien •hall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the lava of the State of Colorado , Section 6. SeverabUitt. That if any one or more aectiona or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid. such judgment shall not affect, 1-pair or invalidate the remaining provisions of this OrdinaQce, it being the intention that the various proviaiona hereof are HWrable. Section 7. Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 8. Public Hearin&. A public hearin1 on this Ordinance shall be held at the City Hall, on Sept- eaber 3, 1974, at the hour of 8:00 P.N. Section 9. ..cordigg and Authenticatiop, ate Ordinance, after a public hearing mid final p ....... •hall be recorded in a book kept for that purpoM, •hall be -th- enticated by the aignaturea of the Mayor and Director of Finance, and shall be published in the Englewood Herald, a ...,.,..,_r of pneral circulation publiahed in Hid City. Introduced, read in full md p .. Md oa fint reed!Qa on the 15th day of July, 1974. Publi•hed .. a lill for an OrdiDimlee oo ta. 18th day of July, 1974. -s - • • I • • I• • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~· Series of 1974, on the day of September, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex offic10 C1ty Cieri-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoin& is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readina and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex off1cio C1ty Cieri-treasurer • • -6 -• •. • • ~ . .. • • • I~ • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BL ESSING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~v , SERIES OF 1974 All OIDillAMCE REASSESS!~ CERTAIN PROPERTY WlntlN PAVI~ DISTRICT NO. 20, IN TIIE CITY OF E~U:WOOD, COLORAOO; PllO- VIDING FOR TIIE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESS!£NT. WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, final ly passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of constructing and installing certain street improvements therein; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17, 1972, the City Counc il asseseed the cost of the improvement• against the property s pecial l y benefited and included within tba Special Improvement Dis tri ct ; and ' WHEREAS , on March 29, 19 73, the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in Civil Action No. 29802, issued a Pei:manent Injunction which prohibited the City froa col- lecting the aaaea..-nt levied purau.at to Ordinance Mo. 12, Serie s of 197 2 , agains t the following de s cribed property owned by Caroline B. Weist : •••• the '11lat rea l t y l ocated i n Se ction 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 We s t, de s cribe d u followe, to -wit : Beginning 16 feet east of the southe a st corner of Lot 25, Dobbins .. 1ubdivi1ion; thence eaat 166 feet; thence north 192.9 feet; thence weat 166 feet; thence aouth 192.9 feet to th• point of beginning. WHEREAS, the City Council hu deter-1.Md to reaa- above deacribed property: • • • • • • • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'OIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Reassesement of Costs. That the pro- perty described below. is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20: That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southeut corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part described in Book 2220, page 287. Construct 4" curbwalk Type II - 164 .5 L.F. at $6.76565385/L.F •••..••• Construct 6" curbwalk Type II - 1.5 L.F . at $6.90096693/L.F. Front Zone Paving - 8,022.8 S.F. at $0.04456226/S.F ......• Rear Zone Paving - 11,548.6 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F •••••• $1, 112. 95 10 .35 357.51 257.31 ASSESSK:NT TOTAL ....................... $1,738.12 ******** The North 75 feet of th• followia& described property : 'n\at part of Block 4, EVAMSTON -2- "' - • • , • • 0 I• • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Eastline of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded piat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said County road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202 .9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts, Jr., by Warranty Deed dated June 11, 1926 and recorded in Book 238 at page 534; thence West along the South line of s aid Tract c onveyed, 166 feet to East line of s a i d al ley ; thence South along Eas t line of 'said alley 202.9 feet; more or leas, to place of beginning. Baar Zone Paving - 12,450 S .F . at $-0 .02228113/S.F. $ 277,40 ASS ESSMENT TOTAL ........................ $ 277 .40 'ntat the aaaeaament i a in accordance with the special bene fi t s whi c h the pr o perty received aa a r9&ult of the c onstructi on of the improveme nt s wi t hin the District . Section 2. Payment of Aaaeaament. 'n\a t said UHH•nt sha ll be due ~d payabl a t the office of the Dir9ctor of Finance of th City of Englewood, within 30 days a fter the final publication of this ordinance, wi t hout de.and ; provid d that the aaaeaament may, at the elect ion of the property owner, be paid in insta llments, within i a • • • - • • 0 • terest as hereinafter provided. The failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall be conclusively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said installments. In the event of the election tp pay in installments, the assessment shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installment• of principal shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of si per annum, commencing on the effective date of this ord- in.ance, and payable each year at the time of paying instal- lments. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid prin- cipal to become due and payable imnediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accured interest •hall~ thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centum c1i,, per month, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, a1 provided by law . At any time prior to the date of the tax 1ale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid inatall- ments with interest at one per centum (l~) per month, or franction of a month, and all penalties accrued and 1hall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter to pay in in1tallment1 in the same manner as if default had not been 1uffered. 'nae owner of any property not in default aa to any installment or payment may. at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued intere1t to the date of the next assessment installment payment date. ,. Section 4. Di count on Pay,.ent of A11 •• nts. Payment• may b mad to th Dir ctor of1 Financ at any ti .. within thirty day1 aft r th final publication o th11 Ord• inane , and an allowanc of fi per c ntum (5t) will be mad on all pa nts mad during such period, but not there• after. The discount of 5\ 1hall apply to all such payment•, wh ther the pa nt ii th unt of aHll nt due, or a part of th a11 11 diat ly a t r th xpiration -4- • • ' • • • • - of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law. · Section 5. Assessment Lien. The asses111Dent, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof; and all costs in collecting the s-.., shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetual lien in the amount assessed against the tract of land described above. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado . Section 6. Severability. That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the various provisiona hereof are aewrable. Section 7. Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 8. Public Hearin1. A public hearina on this Ordinance shall be held at the City Hall, on Sept- eaber 3, 1974, at the hour of 8:00 P.M. Section 9. Recording and Authenticatiog. l'bb Ordinance, after a public hearing and final passage, shall be recorded in a bQOk kept for that purpoee, ahal l be auth- enticated by the signatures of the Mayor and Director of Finance, and shall be publiahed in the Englewood Herald, a ...,.,_,.r of general circulation publiahad in said City. Introduced, re8d in full md paHed on first re.tin& on the 15th day of July, 1974 • Publiahed .. a Bill for an Ordin.:11ee on tbe 18th day of July, 1974 • -s- • . • • , • • • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~· Series of 1974, on the day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer I, larl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foreaoina is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readin& and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer • • t • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CI LMAN BL ESSIN G BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . , SERIES OF 1974 All Olll>IllANCE REASSESS!?«; CERTAIN PROPERTY Wl'l111N PAVIS DISTRICT NO. 20, IN THE CITY OF Et«;LEWOD, COLORADO; PIO- VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSli£NT. WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, finall y passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of conatructing and installing certain street improvements therein; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No . 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17, 1972, the City Counc il asseseed the c os t of the improvement• againat the property a pec i a lly benefited and included within the Special I mprovement Dis trict ; and , WHEREAS , on March 29, 19 7 3, the Di1trict Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in Civil Action No. 29802, i1euad a Permanent Injunction which prohibited the City fl'Oll col- lacting the .. ae111118nt levied purs uant to Ordinanca Mo. 12, Serie s of 1972, againet the followi ng de sc ribed property owned by Caroline B. W.ilt : '11tat rea l t y loc ate d i n Se ction 35, Town1hip 4 South , Range 68 Wea t, de a cribe d as followe • to -wit : Beginning 16 feet corner of Lot 25, th nee ea1t 166 f feet ; th nee at 192.9 f et to th aat of the southe a at Dobbin• laaubdiviaion; t; thane north 192.9 166 f et; th nee aouth point of beginni WHEREAS, th City Council hu detend.ned to n u • •••• th a bo d acri d property: • • , • • • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF niE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Reassesement of Costs. That the pro- perty described below is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20: That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southe .. t corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part described in Book 2220, pqe 287. Cons true t 4" curbwalk Type II - 164.5 L.F. at $6.76565385/L.F .•...••• Construct 6" curbvalk Type II - 1.5 L.F. at $6.90096693/L.F. Front Zone Paving - 8,022.8 S.F. at $0.04456226/S.F •.....• Rear Zone Paving - 11,548.6 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F •••••• $1,112.95 10.35 357.51 257 .31 ASSESS~NT TOTAL ....................... $1,738.12 •••••••• rth 75 feat of th followina deacribed rty: 1bat part of llock 4, EVANSTON • • • • I • • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Eastline of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded plat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said County road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202 .9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts, Jr., by Warranty Deed dated June 11, 1926 and recorded in Book 238 at page 534; thence West along the South line of said Tract conveyed, 166 feet to Eaat line of said alley; thence South along East line of 'said alley 202.9 feet; more or less, to place of beginning. Baar Zone Paving - 12,450 S.F. at $-0.02228113/S.F. $ 277 .40 ASSESSMENT TOTAL •••••••••••.•••••••••••• $ 277 .40 11tat the a1se1sment is in .ccordance with the special benefits which the property received aa a result of the construction of th improvements within the District. Section 2. Payment of Asse11ment. 11tat 1aid aa1e11ment 1hall be d and payable at th office of the Director of Finance of th City of Engl woo d, within 30 day1 a fter the final publication of this ordinance, without demand; provided that th ••• 1sment may, at th• election of the property owner, be paid in in1tall nu, within in- -3- ,,, - • • • • 0 • terest as hereinafter provided. The failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall be conclusively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said installments. In the event of the election t~ pay in installments, the assessment shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe· County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installment• of principal shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the lat day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of 5"L per annum, conmencing on the effective date of this ord- inance, and payable each year at the time of paying instal- lments. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest. when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid prin- cipal to become due and payable imnediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accured interest •hall ._ thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per cent\.111 (l"Lv per month, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax •ale, as provided by law . At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid inatall- ments with interest at one per centum (14) per month, or franction of a month, and all penalties accrued and shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter to pay in installments in the same manner as if default had not been 1uffered. Th owner of any property not in default u to any installment or payment may, at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued iotere1t to the date of th next assessment in1tall nt payment date. S ction 4. Di count on Paytpent of A11e1s nt1 • Payment• may be mad to th Dir ctor of Finance at any ti .. within thirt day• aft r th final publication of th11 Ord• inance • and an allowance of five per centum (5'1.) will be mad on all pa nts d during such period, but not there• aft r. The discount of 5'1. shall apply to all such paJ119ot1, vh tMr the pa nt ii th ntir amount .of aHu nt due, or a part of th a1s 11 I diately aft r the expiration • • , • • 0 I• • • of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law. · Section 5. Assessment Lien. Tite asses111Dent, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof~ and all costs in collecting the s-..e, shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetual lien in the amount assessed against the tract of land described above. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado . Section 6. Severability. Titat if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provisions of thi1 Ordinance, it being the intention that the variou1 provi1iona hereof ar. Mver.ble. Section 7. Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 8. Public Hearin&. A public hearina on thi s Ordinance shall be held at the City Hall, on Sept- eaber 3, 1974, at the hour of 8:00 P.M. Section 9. Racordigg and Authenticatiop. !Illa Ordinance, after a public hearing and final paa1 ... , shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpoH, shall be &\ath- enticated by the liga«turH of the Mayor and Director of Finance, and •hall be publilhed in the Englewood Herald, a ...,.,....r of general circulation publilhed in laid City. Introduced• reed in full .md paHed on fint reedJ.Da on t LSth day of July, 1974. Publilhed .. a IUl for an Ordiunce oo tbe lltb day of July, 1974. ·S- • • • • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~' Series of 1974, on the day of September, 1974. Mayor AnEST: ex officio City Clerk-treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoina is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readina and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio city Cieri -treasurer ·6 · • • • I • • • • <' TO: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager FROH1 Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries SUBJECT: Conference of the American Library Association, July 7-13, 1974 During the ALA conference, the Booklist Editorial Advisory COl!lllittee held three major meetings. One was a forum attended by about 500 publiahers and Booklist $ubscribers. The pur,ose of this half-day meeting was to get reactions to the changes in the Booklist policy and suggestions for further improvement. During the other two meetings, the Committee discussed the suggestions of the Bookli st users, rec011111ended policy changes to the editor and completed a final report of the COlll!littee's four years work. At the end of the conference, the C011111ittee was discharged--its work being completed. A meeting related to community res ource libraries was of great interest to me because of Englewood's efforts to collect infonaation about the cOllllUnity. While some of the libraries •re very large and have el•borate programs, I did get many ideas whi ch can be adapted to our library. Other meetings concernin intellectual freedom and evaluation of reference services were stimulating. The l arge nullber of exhibits is always fascinating and provided an opportunity to keep up with new materials, and new library equipment. I was 11101t interested in c omparing some of the audio visual equipment, which 11 illf>Ortant to libr•ri • and which is con tantly being iaproved. t 1 A y cC • • , • • • • f\£CEIPT FOR CERTIFIEO MAIL-30( (plus PG•taft) l'OSI .... .. ,( ,,. - • 0 • • • • "' - 0 I• 0 • • • - • z ("\, r- t.n :::n t..n r- • RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30<· (plus postafe) ~a.M.zt:­ .3 ~ 97 ' RECEIPT FOR CERTI FI ED MAIL-30 . flOSl M.U K Oii DAil tftO• O , . 0 • • • • • 2 l • STICI! l'OJIAC( Sf rs TO AlflCl( ro covu l'OSTACE {ftlll class tt ..,.,,. C(lllr!(JI lllAll rrc. ClfAtccs TOI Alff $(l(CT(O orno11At SUVICES Cu ,, .. ,,, , . 0 • • • "' -• 0 I• • ' . . . . tJ b ~rffi®~@~~LID [fil ~ @W@[L~ .. ',. ·~~".:~;t','. .;:-'.lr [ffi & ~ [L ~ ............ . ....... : . ...~ : . · .... : .:)· . .. .,. . ·.·· • .'·':.· . ' -. ··~ ... • I \ I I • I • I " . ©~LI o ~~@[L~W@@(ID ©@[L@[ffifA\(ID@ • • • • • 0 ~ • PROPOSED BICYCLE TRAILS Departaent of C011munity Develo)lllent City of Englewood, Colorado Report -April, 1972 Revi d -Au cu t, 1974 • • , I I I I I - I I I II l I 111) c HI I r .. [hp '"' t)J('lll l'f • 1:, looh1ni.:: 10'.\:ll'ri" ll,11 ITIH)llfh ,.\\'l'l l\I(' \\fl('J'(• till' CrPPk t111·no., \\('~I :•nrl ~Of·~ undt•i· S.1nta Jr • llrJ\'P . Tilt> p1c t un' on th· 1·q.~ht ..,hO\\<; the C'rP k :1"-it f'Ol«'.., lnnn unrll'J' Sant.i ~P 1'1'1\1• 111 th<• h:ic kµ.rouncl. Blu 1P\ ( l'~I f. lit lu , I ro11 l 1 I It>\ IP\\ l'tl'k, IJI •I' p,11• J Ilg ll" 1 lonk111• '''"'! ,1n<I norlh t •• n,1 tu r,• t 1-., 1 • I I I I I I I I I 0 - '1111· ~UlTll Pl\ll'J 1,1\lll. 11P~1 'I.ill(• H1 C'I l>t'l\P ;i( lo•tr llll. P1<'tt1h· 1kpn l r<>m e::t!-'l ol Hollln<..011 nrick \: 'I 1 l, j'l'ClJlel't\· lno~:111g nortlH'<l!--l town rd<., l)Pnvcr . ~ng 1 .. ~·00d ( i v ~Pl'\ ll'0nll 1· J'-out ol thP !Jll' \II"<' () ll f 1·1ghl. 1111 ( I n I! I Tl II • Bt I c• look1n• 11 II I<' I l 111 J>.,p ru \\ 1 11111 ,1 ·.111t l:1nd o1 ti path. ,. ---------- • • II I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 • ---·--~- PRELIMINARY STUDY OF BICYCLE TRAILS SYSTEM IN ENGLEWOOD ASSUMPTIONS: 'lbe use of bicycles for both recreational and transportation purposes is increasing. Although all streets in En g lewood are open to bicyclists using auto traffic rules, t here is soae conflict in the use of streets by both autos and bi c yc l e s . Motorists complain of bicyclists who do not obey traf f ic signals; bicyclists have complained of the lack of safety and convenience on streets designed primarily for automobile traffic. Englewood will need to consider ways of making public rights- of-way more accessible to all modes of transportation. As the city becomes aore densely populated, it will be necessary to encourage alternate modes of transportat i on, pre f erably those which will require less room for transporting more people . Bicycling is one among these to be most enc ouraged, especi ally be c aus e o f the increasing c oncern about auto exhaust pollution. Other COllllunit i e s i n the surrounding area are taki ng s teps to provide better services for b i cyc lists and Englewood i s cooperating in their efforts to link trails and lanes be- tween co .. unities for our autual benefit. A priority l is t for the developaent o f an expanded bi c ycle program i n the City o f Englewood f ollows : I. E NFORCEMENT AND E DUCATIC»i PROGRAM A. Licenei ng a nd i ns pecti on o f bic yc les, wh ich wa s f orme rly done b y the Pol ice s t a t i on pers onnel, bas been tu rned o v er to t h e Fir e De p a rtme n t a nd i t s substations as was rec01111ended in the 1971 Bicycl Trail Propo al. Bicycle licenee are old for 50t ach, and do not hav to be ren d. Th Polic Departa nt •till doe lie nain and int1pection throuch tb cooperativ ducation program ponsored by th local Kiwanis and Optiaist Clubs in area cbools. 8. Th 1974 Revision of th Traffic Code includ a a definition of a bicycle aa a vehicl to all xiati traffic law • Thi a asur , alon with a broad n d education pro raa for saf ty, i• r COllll nd d for r at r public awar ues • 1. t. ,,, - • • , • • II I I .I I I I I I I • • 0 • -2- 2. More public notice to be given the present program of licensing and inspection o f b ic ycles by the Fire and Police Departments. 3. Through the Denver Regional Council of Governments, the Englewood Police Department is c ooperating with other ·c01111unities to standardize t raf fic codes as they apply to bicycles. 'nl i s group is also working to standardize licensing and school education programs. 4. Enforcement to be intensified, with traffic tickets being given to offenders. Adults to be fined; juvenile's parents to be notified to bring offenders in for instruction. Un- licensed bicycles in public and school parking racks to be tagged to remind owners o f the ad- vantages of licensing. C. Expansion of ,Educational Programs. l . 'lbere are many safety and educational programs being offered by service clubs i n Eng l e wood. The State Bicycle Sa f ety Coordinat i on C<>1111 itt ee of the National Safety Coun c il a i d s these groups by directing and echeduling the i r activit i e s to meet needs of echools and othe r C011aunity group• which request safety programs . 'nl i• COllaittee aleo promote• the format i on o f the c omaun i ty '• own Sa f ety Counci l for c l oeer c oor d ination o f these and other s afety prog ram •. 2 . Ci tizens' comm i ttee to promote i n teres t i n bi c y c ling a s a rec r e at i onal activity and for COllaute r use : a. De velopm e n t of p rograaa to interest and educate COllllunity group•. b. Participation in th d v lopa nt and approval of future bicycle trail• • c . Aid in raieing fund for suc h d v lopa nt . 3. U e of local n paper , radio and t 1 vision : a . List loc a tions of Fi parta ot sub- etatio1111 for regietration and li b. Publiciz rules, p advanta traffi c • tin a , "' - • • , I I I I • • 0 • -3- II. DESIGNATION ~ POSSIBLE TRAIL AND STREET LANE SYSTEM A. Cooperative planning by City Departments involved and by the citizens' committee to decide which routes aigbt best be developed. B. Streets to be .designated for development of bike lanes or used as preferred bicycle routes. (Streets suggested as shown on attached preliminary bike trail map). 1. North-South Streets: a. South Sherman Street for East Englewood. It has fewer changes in elevation than streets to the east of it, especially north of East Haapden Avenue. 'Ibere is a signal- ized intersection at U.S. Highway 285 and South Sherman Street. It is now a one-way street carrying light auto traffic and bicycle traff.ic could be coapatible with the present street parking patterns and limited local auto traffic. If the street were to be aade two-way, parking would probably have to be reaoved froa one side of the Street for the bicycle lane if a conflict between the aotorist and the cyclist is to be avoided. 'Ibis aatter is of concern to the Traffic Division. b. South Jason Stre t froa the City Ditch to Cinderella City for the West core area traffic. c. South Galapa10 and South Elati Streets for the Central Cor Ar a. 2. Cross Streets tor Bast-t Traffic : a. Eastman Avenu for Northeast En l ood; Dartaouth Av nu acroee th Platt Riv r, Santa P Oriv , t Railroad ri ht-of-ay and Floyd Avenu parkway for th C ntral Cor Area. b. Manefi ld or Na au Avenue froa City Ditch to aet En lewood for c ntral traffic. c. Rad cliff, T\lfte or Layton Av nu l ood. Union Av nu to c roe conn ctinc eouth et lewood to Cr k . for outb the Platt Bil Dry • • - • • ,,. -• 0 • ---------~-~-- I I c. I D. I I I I I I I I I I I • -4- 3. An alternative to street designation for bicycle lanes is to promote bicycle safety on all streets in the City. ntis would assuae that all streets are open to bicycle traffic and restrictions could be liaited to those needed on heavily traveled streets. Striping for bicycle lanes to be used only where extra protection for bicycle traffic was needed. Signing also to be used as a particular need arises along with stronger educational and enforceaent prograas. Surveys show that although citizens are in favor of bike pathways and routes, streets are considered aainly for the acc01111odation of auto traffic and parking. Railway rights-of-way and Public Service easeaents. Drainage-ways which have been or are to be designated so that any future iaproveaents aay incorporate bicycle trails into plans. 1. Northwest Englewood "G reenbelt " developaent. 2. City Ditch, Big Dry Creek and Little Dry Creek retaining city rights-of-access where possible for future pedestrian and bicycle use. Master plans for drainageways alon1 Big Dry Creek and Little Dry Creek do not specifically provide for bicycle pa tbs; bowever, if the creek 18 developed as a parkway instead of boxed in, there will be opportunities to include bike paths as a part of the landscaped open space. 3. Stora drainage r tention ponds and 1reenbelt developaent as shown in 1971 Stora Dra inace Plan, specifically, tbe "Greenbelt" planned frOll about South Bannock Str t and Tufts Avenue to City Ditch • Bicycl trails hav for this "1r nbelt". •i1ninc acros Delawar will n ded. n includ d in th d i n Special cr09swalks and , Fox and Huron Str et• 4. Park d v lopa nt in ortheast n1lewood for tora draina1 to Harvard Gul c h, • • , • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 • ----------- III. • -5-• ENFORCEMENT OF TITLE XII, CHAPTER 3:1tl]gDIVISION REGU- LATIONS' SECTION 12-3-52WllEANS OF ATING PUBLIC SPACE I HiREBY FU'ttJRE DE LOPERS CAN BE nm: 'ft) OOH-S IDER iiD! IRctuslON OF BICYCLE ARD Pibls'l'RIXR TRAILS I k 'liii IR nt'l'Ud PLANS. A. 112-3-52: Means of Allocating Public Space. 1. Where an area is to be developed or subdivided for multiple-faaily or other high density use, the COllllission aay require open spaces suitably located and of adequate size for parks, play- grounds and recreational purposes within such area. Said spaces shall be dedicated for the c01111on use of the public or be established by covenants or other conditions in deed or deeds for the use of the public. 2. Property set aside for the exclusive use of the residents of the subdivision shall be designated in the final plat. The subdivider shall provide inforaat.ion concerning the .. tbod of ownership, aanageaent, develoi:-ent and aaintenance to control such land and ahall, at tiae of filing of final plat, subait such additional docuaenta or record• as aay be required by tbe Ca..i .. ion, specifying the aethods of control envisioned. 3. Outstanding natural and cultural feature• such aa scenic spots, water courses, and historic aitea shall be reserved for public uae insofar aa possible. 4. Eaaeaents. a. To afford tbe proper inatallation, eztenaion and enlar1 .. ent of public and private, over- head or underground utility linea, rigbta-of- way or eaaeaents at least 16 feet wide, 8 feet on each aid of r ar or aid property lines, to1eth r with tb ri1bt of ingresa thereto and ires• therefroa, shall be provided. Eas ... nts throu h a parcel and along th d1e of one parcel only shall , likewis , be a ainiaua of 16 feet . For lots facing upon curYilinear stre ts, tbe r ar aaeaent line shall conaiat of a ri • of tangent witb a ainiaua nuaber of points of d flection. Wh re poesible and to provid for 1uy structur .. or other attacb- aents, wttb a ainiaua interference witb land u , point of d fl ction shall coincide with • • - ------- I I I I I I I I I I I B. I I I • I I • I I I • • I • • -6- side lot lines on the side of the exterior angle. In certain instances easements of limited width and length to provide for guy structures should be provided. Where necessary to coordinate service needs and to provide feedthrough facilities between adjoining de- velopments, such needs should be indicated on the plan. b. Whenever any stream, irrigation ditch or other water course is located in a subdivisio n, the subdivider, at his expense, shall provide a n d reserve easements along such streams, ditches and water courses in such widths as approved by the Director of Public Works for the purpose of widening, improving, protecting and aain- taining s .. e and for drainage and recreational purposes. 'lbe subdivider shall sutait any data, including plats of profiles and contours, designs, calculations, etc., which may assist the Director of Public Works in the preparation of any stateaent required of bia regarding drainage conditions in the proposed subdivision and any drainage facilities proposed by the subdivider to serve the subdivision. No irrigation ditches shall be permit t ed on public roads except where acquired by vested rights or where crossing public roads. The above regulations for development of open space and bicycle and pedestrian trails are available for use, but is limited to large unsubdivided areas. It bas not been used in industrial areas where aost of the reaaining unsubdivided areas of Englewood are lo- cated. Two exaaples are listed below: ,. - 1. Kr. Jeff Armstrong's property, which wa recently developed for war hou es, was allowed several sub- divi ion waiver • Although b pr~ised a developer to provid land capin along th City Ditch, no provi ion wa aad for bicycl or ped atrian paths • 2. A larg area in orth est Engl ood a subdivid d for d velopa nt a the ~ jon Industrial Park. No provi ion for open spac , ped strian or bicycle trails w re aad , althou h th property 1• adjac nt to the draina ay ing d v loped a a park. Only ea m nt for utiliti and drainag w r provid d. • • • - • • I I I I .I I I I I I I I I I IV, • • 0 • -7- SPECIFIC STREETS AND DRAINAGE WAYS TO BE STUDIED FOR POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT OF BICYCLE TRAILSA INctubING A STUDY OF rnE WAYS IN WHICH FUNDs FOR E CR PROJECT llIGHT BE OBTXIN'Eb. A. Platte River Drives, Santa Fe Drive, and Santa Fe Railroad, B. Englewood to participate in the development of these routes in cooperation with regional coa- aunities with the help of the Colorado Trails Commission, State Game, Fish and Parks, and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. Waterways and Drainage Greenbelts. 1be Colorado Trails Coamission could supply soae funds for development. 1be greenbelt in Northwest Englewood will be developed with matching funds from HUD. 1. City Ditch: Englewood should retain all re- maining rights-of-way and rights-of-access for the development of bicycle paths. Parts of it continue to be covered over and developed by peraission of the Englewood Water Board. (A recent example of this is property between West Jefferson Avenue and aid 3600 block of South Cherokee Street, in which instance the Ditch was covered over in order to aake it possible to build an apartment house on the site,) Soae legal re olution ••Y have to be ••de if the City abandons the Ditch for use as a stora draina1e way ; th property ••Y then revert to adjoininc o n rs if no public use could be established. 1be City Ditch ha long been used by pedestrians and in part by bicyclists. 2. Bi th Cr rec ndation in Plan " for Bil Dr1 ,,_ • • , • • I I I I I I I I I I I l l I I I I I 3. • • 0 - -8- the development of bicycle paths from the South Platte River to the dam site. Alternative plan No. l is to allow no development and rely solely on flood plain zoning to prevent obstructions. 'lbe report intimates that relying solely on zoning will take "several years", or too much time to be effective in preventing flood damage. In any case, Englewood would have to rely on Flood Plain Zoning in order to have any control over the development on land adjacent to Big Dry Creek. 'lbe proposed dikes confine the creek froa the " - South Platte River to Belleview Park, through an industrially zoned area. 'lbere seems little likelihood that any of this would be developed for recreatiODal purposes, there being no precedence for this use in previous industrial developments. 'lbe result of the dikes being built would be to create more useable land for industrial developaeat, rather than to provide an additional area for the use and ~njoyment of the public. Assuming a bicycle route were incorporated in tbe Big Dry Creek Drainageway plan, this route would extend from the dam site through Belleview Park and down stream to the South Platte River, and could continu north along the Platte River on City of Englewood easeaents to West Union Avenue. 'lbere, the route could join a regionally developed trail alon th Platte to the north ; and, also, th trail could l ad across the Platte River to th est, u in aterline easeaent along West Union Av nue to ntennial Park at South Decatur and st Union Av Littl Ory Cr Str t to th Bannock Str k : 'lb Creek 1 open froa Clarkson Chaaber of C~erce property at t and Girard Av nu • odate a path bet n k and J ff r on Driv fro• South t to outh Sh raan Str t. 'lbe and th State Hi bway Depart- nortb of th er k betw n t and South Broadway, and t n South Broad ay and uaably the City would d v lopa nt to provid d strian trail•. • • ........ ~~--- . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I • I I I • •• • 0 • -9- The Creek turns north as it crosses West Hampden Avenue and is open alongside the dedicated alley through most of the 3400 block between South Acoma and South Bannock Streets. There are pro- posals before the City to box and cover this portion of the Creek as has been done from this point downstream through the shopping center. The easements over the Creek might become available for bicycle and pedestrian throughways. The Creek emerges again as an open ditch north of the Cinderella City parking lot. The ditch or Creek runs parallel east of the railway tracks through property owned by Von Frellick and Associates, then it flows under the railway and South Santa Fe Drive. From there, it flows through the property of three or four trailer park owners and across some undeveloped land, emptying into the Platte River from under Platte River Drive. The difficulties of utilizing space for a continuous trail along Little Dry Creek would be compounded by many private owners and the cost of providing safe and usable crossings at its intersection with aajor thoroughfare s: U.S. Highway 285, Broadway, Haapden Avenue, and South Santa Fe Drive. It is possible for bikeway construction projects which are in conjunction with proposed and approved Urban Systeas Highway Projects to obtain funds through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Adainistration prograa. Com.unities are being urged to initiate application procedures to take advantage of the $2,000,000 that has been allocated to Colorado for fiscal year 1975. If act d upon i .. ediat ly, Englewood aay be able to obtain fu nd to dev lop necessary croesways over and n arby local highways in order to connect variou parts of th ystea. • • , - • 0 I • - -10- West of South Zuni Street, Denver has developed a bicycle trail and greenbelt for this drainageway. In order to utilize this route as a part of a bicycle trail system leading to the central business district, the trail should extend along this drainageway to the Platte River and across it, either using the Department Avenue bridge or a new bridge to be constructed for the use of pedestrians and bicycles only. 'nlis would re- quire the cooperation of Denver and private owners of property not in Englewood (Robinson Brick & Tile). Another possibility would be to use the railway right-of-way parallel to the Englewood city li.mi ts from Yale Avenue to Dartmouth Avenue. 'nl.is also could continue south to join a planned bicycle trail which will go to Bear Creek Park. 5. Lighting for bicycle trails to come partially froa street lights and partially from parks and parkways. Strong o•erhead lights would be iapractical for the few stretches of trail through residential areas. Bicyclists could depend on their own lights and some reflector posts where needed. 6. Shelters and restroom facilities are provided in the parks. ni.ese can also serve bicyclists since the trail systea is linked to all the area parks. Streets. Using part of a street for bicycle traffic is probably the least expensive way of creating bicycle trails for coaauter traffic . Littleton's trail system is priaarily on City streets on the premise that all public rights-of-way are for all kinds of traffic and should include better accOllllodations for bicycle • Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, Aurora and Denver are de ignating streets as all or part of their bicycle trail systeas. It could be anticipated that th co t of sign and paint for trip ould have to be provided by the City through the Traffic Departaent, althou h oa fund could com froa th Stat Trails co .. i sion, HUD R dev lopm nt funds, F d ral Highway Adainistration fun , and hopefully, frOll licens r ceipts and from private pon orship. Assuain that d si nating c rtain tre ts for the gr ater part of b ycl traffic i pr f rabl to havin it atter d on all stre t , so incentives would hav to off r d to attract bicycl s to th • tr ts. • • , • • I I I .1 I I I I I I l I I ) I ) I • • 0 I• • 1. Signs to show bicycle routes. Directional street signs, pavement markings and special traffic signals at cro s sings could be con- sidered. -11- 2. Stripes painted on the pavement to mark off lanes exclusively f or bicycles. Miniaum width for a bicy cle lane on an existing street is 6' wide on two sides of moving auto traffic, one in each direction, or 8 ' to 10' wide on one side of the street to accOllllllodate bicycles going in both directions. An average Englewood street has a 60' right- of-way, 20 ' reserved f or pedestrians and park- way , 40 ' o f paving f or veh icular traffic. Various ways or rearrang i ng this space to ac- commodate bi c y c l e tra ffic are shown below. I Pflllt! I CU!I 10 ' MltlllllG LAii( _-{. --------.,__ 2 WAY MOVlllG AUTO TltAf'flC ...._. 60 A.O.W . . -------10' ,...,.,_~_u•l _ { z' HH•l• ___ 1_'_11;...CYCU: e P(D(STlllAN LAii( ~ 60' Z WAY -------- PMllWAY 10 ' M,..llllG LAN( l 'IMY llllOVING AUTO TltA H I C STlttP€ e --________________ ,c"STf~~:~o. 8 ° ., IO' e 111 ( LAN -l WAY ~NG r9 MltlU NG II [LI MI NATl'.O ON IOTH s1 ors cw TH STRUT [l.IMIUTI O ON MltllWAY cu •• Olll Mii °' -T .. n.IT ---------.... llWAY 8 111 ( ... ~_-,'"'!'". .... -y ------+-- 2 WA Y MO Vl•G AUTO TaA,,IC ,, - • • I I I I .I I I I I l I l l I 3 • • I t • I • • 0 • -12- 1bere are dangers in high traffic areas of having a bicycle lane between parked cars and moving traffic. There are also dangers in having two-way bicycle traffic on one side of moving two-way auto traffic. Littleton is using this system on its streets, but with the added safety factor of steel buttons at 3 ft, intervals as a barrier between bicycle and auto traffic. Lakewood has preferred to eliminate parking on both sides of a street where necessary to provide bike lanes on both sides, with the cyclist moving with the auto traffic . Arapahoe County i rec0111J11ending an 8' wide lane for both p d trian and bicycle traffic on one sid o f moving auto traffic separated by a doubl whit line, or if possi- ble, by a phy i c al barri r (fence, curb, parkway, etc.). In old r, d v lo would cab depend on th Al ternativ or u 1b limination and north-outh area ought not and oppo i ti on . on crosa •tr eta dens ly populated a much inconv nience "' . • • • • l a a .a I I I I I I I • • - -13- 4. Parking facilities in shopping centers, schools and public facilities and buildings should be encouraged. Lakewood's Citizens Committee on bike trails suggested that bicycle racks which have 6 feet of case-hardened alloy steel 3/8" link chains welded to the bike rack be provided to prevent theft. This arrangement would save the bicyclist the inconvenience of hauling 12 pounds of chain with him, and he would need only to provide his own lock. D. A "Master Plan " for Bicycle trails in Englewood. 'lbe development of each segment of bicycle trails in Englewood should be part of a Comprehensive or Master Plan , in order to accomplish both the recre- ational and commuter goals et orth. 1be Proposed Bicycl Trail Map how a pattern of trails in a large doubl cro s, the City Ditch being the principal axis from outhwest to northeast, crossed by Big Dry Creek and Little Dry Creek f rom southeast to northwest. 1bis pattern i ext nd d by the greenbelt-drainageways and th South Platt River. The s treet lanes are ne ded to link the tog ther and provide access froa th r t of Engl wood, E. Coordination of bicycl trail with other suburban system . 1be Englewood Planning Offic has participated in regional meting con rn d with bicycle trail sy teas. 1b Denv r Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) is cheduling the e m ting and is a ting as coordinating agent for the exchan g ol idea nd infol'llation . • • • I ·I .I I I I I I I I l • ~: • 0 • -14- Aurora has some paved bicycle lanes separated f rom the highway by parkways. South Suburban 's Highl i n e Canal development is not paved and must a ccommodate horses and pedestrians as well. Littleton has recently allocated money for an asphalt path and bridge con- necting the Platte Canyon Road to South Santa Fe Drive. Other communities in the area, such as Boulder, Arvada, Longmont and Fort Collins, are i n the early stages of planning for bicycle traf fic • 'Ibe greatest problem common to all c ommunities is planning bicycle trails through the older, developed areas and to make these useful commuter trails. Recreational bicycle trails are not as great a problem , especially in outlying areas where new developments can include space for bi cyc les in their original plans . Most communities now feel a need to consider bicycle traffic as a part of their trans- portation plans. 'Ibe group working through DRCOG is seeking to involve all transportation age ncies , s uch as the High1Pay Department, util ity companies and the railroads for possible use of easements. 'Ibe Englewood Planning Of fice has contacted the Parks and Recreation Departaent, the Utilities Department, Public Works and Tra ffic Division for suggestions on bow bicycle paths might be incorporated into their future plans. Suggestions for licensing and enfor ci ng bicycle traffic rules are from the Police and Fire Departments . Approxiaately tw nty aile of propo ed bicycl trails are shown on th map on page 19 • About t n •ile of this ystea i de ignat d on xi tlng paved streets, approximately six •ile ar in und veloped areas along ditch s and dr inageway or across privat property, and the remaining four •iles of trail are open to public access. In ord r to aak a continuou rout aoae 2-1/2 acr s of the und v loped ar as would hav to ac- quir d by donation, or by purcha throu h privat or public fuad • Mu ch o th co tru tion in this und v loped ar a ould bav to don by hand labor, hil conv ntional con tructioo • tboda could u d to iaprov th trail that ar no o n to public ina ucb a th y ar , for th t part , partially n in bik tri County pr parin to p int a tr t, tall to provid ial •110 ,. - • • , - • r l I l I l I I l I I • • 0 • -15- Denver has used an estimate o f $1 0 ,000 p er mile for construction costs in undeveloped areas. 1bis inclu d es the construction of an 8' wide, hard-surface path whi ch can be used by maintenance crews as well as bicyclists and pedestrians, the cost of signing and an allowance for the construc tion of ramps and simple cul- vert crossings. 1be Englewood Parks and Recreation Department's experience in building the Nature Trail in Belleview Park, found costs for materials to be approximately $8,000 per mile, not including labor. It could, there f ore, be assumed that trails in undeveloped areas of En g l ew ood woul d be similar to Denver's cost of $10,000 per mile. 'Ibe State Game, Fish and Parks Department uses an estimate of $8,500 per mile for new constru ction in primitive areas, and $4,200 per mile for upgrading existing roadbeds and trails with bituminous paving. They are experimenting with lower cost construction using an emulsified asphalt sprayed and com- pacted on a graded dirt trail wh ich could be const ructed for as low as $2,500 per mile. 1bere is a possibil i ty that the land which will have to be acquired will be donated or if it is in unplatted areas, ob- tained by reason of the ordinance requiring an allocation of land for open space. If it should be necessary to purchase the land, it could be assume d that the maximum expenditure would be coaparable to that amount expended for the purchase of park land, which is approximately 5,000 per acre. 1bere are an estimated 16 intersections on the proposed plan which would need special treatment and at lea t fi ve of these crossings would require bridges or underpas e • 'Ibe State Gaae, Fish and Parks Department esti mates the co t of at-1rade crossings to be from $250 to 2,000 each, dep nding on the type of traffic signal used. Underpa or bridge conetruction over aajor highways i e timat d at around $10,000 each. Using these very eneral estimat • an approximation of a bicycle trail Engl wood is as follo a bas1 for coaputation, t m in th City of 10 a il s of trail on x ting tr t (on id ) at ai le .............................................. . 500 per ~.ooo. 4 •il of trail on ex1stin , at 5,0 O per aile ••••• • • • • • . • • • • . • . • • • • • • . • . • . . • • . . . . . • • • • . . . . • . • . • . . • • • • $ 20,000. 6 •ile of trail n und v loped ar a , t 10,000 per a il •• ··················································· 60,000. •c011t• ar b d on 1972 at • • - • • I I I I . I I I I • • 0 I• - -16- Land Acquisition cost for appxomately 2-1/2 acres, a maximum of $5,000 per acre ••..•..•.•...••.•.••.••.....•...• $ 12,500. 16 intersections at major traffic crossings requiring special signs or traffic lights, an average cost of $1,000 each ..•••• •••.•.•..•..••.•..•.••••.•....•••••..•.••.•.••...•• $ 16,000. 5 bridges or underpasses at $10,000 each .•....••.•• $ 50,000 • Total Estimate of Cost •••....•..•.•..••••• $163,500. Maintenance costs would have to be absorbed by the City through the Parks and Recreation Department or by the Public Works Department. nie costs of policing the trails to prevent mis- use and littering could be partly shared with volunteers from enthusiastic local groups promoting bicycling. SUIQIARY: nie decision of whether Englewood will or will not have pedestrian and bicycle lanes or whether accommodations will be aade especially for bicyclists in the overall transporta- tion systea bas not yet been made. 'Ibose citizens in Englewood and surrounding areas interested in bicycling have successfully brought to the attention of City governaents their concerns for safe and available bicycle routes: nearly every comaunity in the Denver metropolitan area is involved in soae action to fulfill these needs. While i .. ediate deaands in Englewood are not great, the nuaber of persons interested in bicycling as a fora of recreation and as an alternate mode of tranaportation is growing and will un- doubtedly increase as facilities are provided. As a recreation, bicycling is an activity to be promoted by the Parks and Recre- ation Departaent: an activity compatible with city life, aore easily accOllllodated than bridle paths and aor available to people of all ages than organized sports. A a~ alternat mode of transportation to commut short dis- tance to schools, boppin1 c nters and indu trial reas, bi- cycling should be ncourag d for th obviou advanta ea of r ducing th a90unt of air pollution and using l spac than cars. Prioritiea hav be n listed in th aa. action should be taken at ly. 111 enforc ent and of a citiz n ' comaitt to join in th taining funds tor d velopa nt can be tart d v ry d sigoation of trails and lan io c rtain ar a as soon aa po sibl so that any tutur plannin in thee ar aa can ta th o d for bicycl p tba into con id ration in utu d velopa ota. ,. - • • , • • r I I I .I I I I • 0 • -17- Some streets could be designated for bicycle routes and immedi- ately put to use as Wheat Ridge has done, by merely publicizing that certain streets are to be preferred, safer routes for bi- cycles. 'lbose paths already in use are: (1) 'lbe City Ditch, from West Chenango Avenue to West Mansfield Avenue. · (2) In Northwest Englewood from South Tejon Street to the South Platte River, and (3) The path along the north side of Jefferson Drive. 'lbese paths should be upgraded. A combination of streets, drainageways, easements and some property acquisitions will be needed to develop a usable bi- cycle trail system in Englewood. A plan for both COllllluter and recreational bicycle use within the context of overall trans- portation planning is needed for the future growth of Englewood. To encourage maximUll use, the program for the development of bicycle trails should provide for long, continuous routes , For this reason, it would be preferable to use the aost ex- pedient methods available to develop a ccaplete system of trails throughout the Ci ty, making the necessary improveaents on a priority basis as funds are aade avail a ble , SUPPLEMENT : SRI Report shows people i nc l i ned to be f avorable towards bi- cycle lane s , but aight not f eel trongly enough to vote f or a s pecial ordinance providing lane s on the s treet or s ufficient funds to build e xtensive systeas i n g reenbelts . Re ce nt Core Ar e a Survey : Qu es t i on s how s the autoaobil a s th aoat i apo rtant way to ge t to s h o pp i ng and park ing faci l ities t o be n e xt . Walk ing or publ ic t r a n si t is no t wa n ted as auch. Question hows the type of trav l preferred i ov rwh lainJlY th aut011obil , s cond is walkin1, bicycl i third a 1 1 perc nta Question abows a aajority, rou hly 1/2, ant futur d v lopaent of bicycle paths. d. d ith~ r, 0 -70 phaai on try a lt rnativ a thod in aae r onv ni nt and af a a • • , • . , . r I I I I I I • • • -18- Police survey•: Statistics on bicycle accidents were not re- corded up to 1974. 1974 statistics show a probable average of tbree or four bicycle-aotor vehicle accidents per aonth, and three injuries per aonth with no fatalities. •ifti.. •tati•tic ba D accuaulat d ainc tb tirat of t rear bJ t. alla • ot tb ood Police Depar at. . ' • • , - . f I _-:_ .•. T • • 0 1 ~ • PRELIMINARY BICYCLE TRAIL SYSTEM DEPART MENT OF CO MM UN I TY DE VELOPMENT / 1·2 8 -72 B Y I 19 SUGGESTED TRAILS POSSIBLE CO NNE CTING TRAILS IN OT HER CO llllll U NITIES • I NTERSECTIONS Of MA JO R THOROUGHfARES SCHOOLS PARK S FUTURE PARKS a POSSIBLE AOUISITION FOR BIKE TRAILS , . • • • . . 0 I• • • . .. . • , • • • • 0 • M E M 0 R A N D U M To: Y.ells Waggoner, Ac t ing Clty Man ag:r From: Karl No lenber er, Direc o r o f Finance Subject: Financing of Loan t o Eld r ly f or Upgrading o f Home Date: Ai ust 27 , 1974 D p rtm n of ComM ni y D velop en prep~red a lo C · t: Co•"n 1 t ting cone err l g lo n ro for u, ra1in of homes ao proposed y Coun he po sibl ways of finan cin ti p rogra n1mb ~. b~t p robably narr o w down to wo al is no pro ram. p leme t or io l be in • • ...... • • • Kells Wageoner, Acting City Mana er Page 2 August 27, 1974 made be~ome d e and payab le and wo ld serve as the basis for recharging of the program. If monies are needed before th latter part of 975 for the prJ ram, a loan from on of the o her funds could be made until funds became avail to repay that fund. This would need to be determined upon t e decislon of th mone ary size of he pror.ram. If you need any additional infor~a ion concernin his pro ram d its possible financing, re 1 free o con act ne. Jim Lois r, Dir c or of Co maniiy Dev lopmert Assi~tan o; ctor of Comm n" y velopm nt f o r Housing • . • ' ' • 0 • ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD REGULAR MEETING August 20, 1974 The meeting was called to order at 5:07 p.m. by Chairman Fullerton. Members present: Schnackenberg, Knight, Fullerton, Jones, Hayes and Taylor Members absent: Perry, Sovern and Babcock Also present: C.B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities I. REVISED SEWER ORDINANCE TO REFLECT NEW RATES. Mr. Carroll briefed the new council members on the proposed ordinance for sewer treatment rate c hange s as d iscussed by Mr. Stephens, Office Manager at the Hay 21st. meeting. A preliminary copy was distributed to the members. Hr. Carroll sta ted that th City Attorney now had the ordinance to be put in final form. Mayor Taylor expr ss d th d si re to hav any incr as well publici zed b for im- plementation. Hr. Carroll s ate d that any increase in rates would not occur befor January 1975, and that th N wsletter that accompanies th wat r and sewer bills in th Octob r, Novemb r and Dec mb r billings would contain this information. He ex- pr ss d a d si r to hav Chairman Fullerton write an article to b us d in th news- lett r. Hr. Carroll St loi Th on flat rate water would not be aff ct d and tho se bills based on winter water consumption. Th d significantly, 'sine that customer class ha s oth r customer classes. Among th char& s to r s will be a revis d rate for xtra-atr ngth rslzing treatm nt plant capacity to th ir b n fit. d until 1977, or aft r th n w plant la op rating. ,. . Th r in lh wa s con id r a ble di sc us i on on th ch ical oxyg n d mand (COO) quival ncy norm formula. lt wa s ! lt th t lh r 111ay b a mor r aliatic figur Mr. Carroll sta t d that h 1o.ould c h c k wt th Mr . S t ph .. n to I t' ff th formula n ed d adjus nt. Hr. H s mo v"d; Hr. S hn ac k nb r s ond d : That th Th motion pa ss d un nlmou s ly. • nd to Council th adoption of th ct a n w rat schedul and a r - for cost recovery for xtra str ngth ct to minor chang s, to bee • • , • • Date: Subject: • • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD August 20, 1974 Revised sewer ordinance RecOllElendation: That th City Council accept and approve the proposed revised sewer ordinance to reflect new rates; revised surcharge formula for extra-strength sewage; and industrial cost recovery formula; and to cause the ~nicipal Code of the City of Englewood to be revised to reflect this change. R spectfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD WAT!Jt AND SEWER llOARD By:-=--=-~~.,.-~-=--:-~~~--~ ........... D. Fullerton, Chairman Attaclment fl • . • • • 0 • ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD REGULAR MEETING August 20, 1974 The meeting wa s ca lled to order at 5:07 p.m. by Chairman Fullerton. Mem bers present: Schnackenberg, Knight, Fullerton, Jones, Hayes and Taylor Members absent: Perry, Sovern and Babcock Al so pre sent: C.B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities I. REVISED SEWER ORDINANCE TO REFLECT NEW RATES. Mr. Carroll briefed the new council members on the proposed ordinance for sewer treatment rate changes as discussed by Mr. Stephens, Office Manager at the Hay 21st. meeting . A preliminary copy was distributed to the members. Mr. Carroll stated that the City Attorn y now had the ordinance to be put in final form. Mayor Taylor express d th d sire to hav any incr as well publicized before im- pl ~m ntat ion. Hr. Carroll stated that any incr as in rates would not occur befor January 1975, and that the Newsletter that accompanies th wat r and sew r bills in th Octob r, Nov mber and Decemb r billings would con~in this information. He ex- pr sse d a d si r to hav Chairman Fullerton wri.te an article to be used in the new s- lett r. Hr. Carroll noted that residences on flat rate water would not be affected and those on m ter d water will r ceive sewer bills based on winter water consUlllption. The industrial custom rs will b affect d significantly , 'sine that customer clas has tradi tionally b en s ubsidiz d by th oth r customer classes. Among the charg s to b~ l vi d a ain s l Indu stria l cu lorn will be a r vi d rat for xtra-strength ' e and a r cov ry charg for ov treatm nt plant capacity to their b nefit. lt r eharg will not b invok 1977, or after th new plant ls op rating. Th r wa consid r ble discussion on the ch mleal oxygen d mand (COD) equlvalency norm i n th formula. lt ws s f lt th t there may b a mor r alistic figure. Hr. Carroll tat d that h would ch ck with Mr. St ph ns to 1 e if th formula ne d d adjustm nt. Hr. Hy a Mr . Schnee a ond d: That th nd to Council th adoption of th w r ordlnanc to re ct a new rat sch dule and a r - vi d urcharge formula for cost recovery for extra str n th industrial s wage, subj ct to minor chang s , to b c ff ctiv J nuary 1975. Th motion pa a dun nl ously • • •. • • - • • • 0 I• • -2- II. POSITION STATEMENT ON POSSIBLE METRO DENVER WATER AGENCY. Mr. Carroll presented a Positi on Statement he had prepared in response to the State Hou se Joint Reso lut ion #1 042 , which established a committee of legis lators and cit- izen s to c on si de r the qu stion of Me tropolitan water services . Th r wa s considerable di scu ssion as t o there b eing any advantages to Englewood for a regional agency. It wa s agr ee d that the only alternative Englewood might consider would be th 4th alternate, the creation of a N w Service Authority. Mr. Carroll stated that a position statement wa s needed for a September 6th deadline and that a r conrn ndation was needed at thi s me eting to b forwarded to the Council meeting of Se ptemb r 3rd to meet this deadline . Hr. Schnackenber g moved; Mr. Jon s seconded: That the City r es pond to th Legislature within the guidelines of the position pap r pr sent d by Hr. Carroll, s ubstitut i ng the word s "might consider" for "could s upport". Ay s : Sc hnackenb rg, Jones ,Ful l rton, and Taylor ays : Knight and Hay s . The Chairman d clar d th motion carr ied. III. VISIT TO RANCH CREEK CONSTRUCTION S ITE. Mr. Kn ight mo v d; Mr. Schnackenb rg second d: That the Board des i gnat the first Saturday in October as the date for the Board to inspect the Ranch Creek con- s truction site. Th motion pa ssed unan imo u s ly. IV. CONSIDERATION OF PROVIDING SEWER HAIN MAINTENANCE BY CONTRACT WITH SANITATION DI ST RICTS. Mr. Carroll r port d t hat s v ral distric t s prov id d by privat com pan i s . r dissatisfied with th servi ce now Th con id rabl discussion as to th manpo r and equipment that would b n - ed such contracts; al o , wh o wou ld be liable. Hr. Carroll estimat d it o r four mor m n and som additional equ ipm nt. Liability would h v to r main with th districts • 0 act ion as t k n p ndin furth r s tudy. Th m tlnc djourn d at 6: 5 p.m. R p ctfu lly S U ltt d, • •. • • , - ' • Date: Subject: • • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD August 20, 19 74 Revised sewer ordinance Re c Olllllendation: That th City Council accept and approve the proposed revised sewer ordinance to reflect new rates; revised surcharge formula for extra-strength sewage; and industrial cost recovery formula; and to cause the tilln ici pal Code of the City of Englewood to be revised to reflect this change. Respec tfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWEil llOAllD By: ~ ~D-.-Fu,,,-~ll~e-r~t~o-n-,-.C~ha....,.i-rma~n~~~.i:;:;::.._. Attact.ent fl ,_ • • 0 , - ' • • • t• • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date: August 20, 1974 Subject: Position Statement on Possibl e Metro Denver Water Agency. Rec011111endation: That the City respond to the Legislature within the guidelines of the position paper presented by Hr. Carroll, substituting the word s "might consider" for "could support". Respectfully submitted, ENG LEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Attachmen f2 •. I • • , -• 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMM EN DATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date: August 20, 1974 Subject: Data Processing Serv ice Agr eeme nt with Denver Recomm e ndation: That the City of Engl ewood ente r i nto an Agreement wi th th De nver Board of Wat er Corrani sion r s to furn ish information t o enable Englewood to receive wa t r u sage information to base sewa ge treatment charg s to outside city sewer c u s t om r s . Res pectfully s ubm itted, Engl wood Wat r and Se~ r Bo ard By: D. Fullerton, Chairman At tac nt 13 ----------- • • , - • • 0 • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION SPECIAL MEETING JULY 9, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. The Special Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:05 P.M. by Chairman Martin. Members present: Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin ; Tanguma; Wade; Weist Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Smith Also present : Assistant Director Romans; Planning Assistant House ; City Attorney Berardini; Assistant City Attorney Lee; Councilmen Sovern, Taylor, Mann; Assistant Director Brokate; Acting City Manager and Public Works Director Waggoner; Fire Chief Hamilton; Police Chief Clasby; Parks Director Romans. II. PUBLIC HEARING Larwin Corporation Mr. Martin expressed his appreciation to the audience for their attendance at this special public hearing. Mr. Martin stated th purpo e of the meeting is to allow persons who have question regarding the development an opportunity to have those que tion an w red. Mr. Martin tated there were repre- entativ of the Larwin Corporation pre ent to an wer que tions. Mr. Martin th n a k d Mr. Suping r to give an outline of pre- viou action r gardin the site. fora r KLZ it on th d l - d • • • • • ,,, - 0 I• • -2- another classification was placed on it. Ordinance #23, 1963, zoned the site to C-3, Commercial. A 1963 Court Decision in- validated the C-3 zoning; the property reverted to R-1-A zoning. Ordinance #26, Series of 1963, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, was adopted, and the property was designated as 8-3, Commercial. A 1964 Court ruling invalidated the 8-3 zoning on this land, and it again reverted to R-1-A. Beau Monde applied for a change of zoning from R-1-A, Single-family Residence to R-3-8, Multi-family Residence, in 1965; the application was withdrawn. Mr. J. J. Carey applied, in 1967, for a change of zoning from R-1-A to R-3-A, Multi-family Residential. Ordinance #28, Series of 1967, was adopted by the Council, and the property was zoned R-3-A. Covenants on the property restricting the development to 1,500 dwelling units were filed by Mr. Carey. In December, 1971, the Colorado Supreme Court upheld the zoning of the site to R-3-A, Multi-family Zoning. The site is, today, zoned R-3-A, with the exception of a strip 150 ft. in depth extending from South Franklin Street east to the east boundary line of the site, which strip is zoned R-1-A, Single-family Residence. In early summer of 1970, members of the City Council, Planning Commission and staff attended a meeting at Writers Manor, at which time the Larwin Ccmpany discussed a pos s ible purchase o f the land if the zonin g was upheld. Sub- sequent to the Court decision in December, 1972, Larwin did exerc i se its option to purchase the land, and meetings with city staff and area residents began. Mr . Supinger stated that Larwin init i ally considered applying f or rezoning for the 150 ft. strip of R-1-A; the requested change would have been to R-3-A, as is the remainder of the site. The staff discouraged the rezoning application, and Larwin subsequently agreed to deed the 4.45 acres contained in the 150 ft. depth to the City of Englewood for park purposes. Mr. Supinger then reviewed the provisions of th R-1-A and R-3-A Zon District regarding lot c overage, frontage , setback , p rmitted u es, etc. Mr. Supinger tated that calculation ba ed on the aini•ua tandard indi c at that 5,000 unit could be constru ted on the site. Mr. Supinger tated that th aatter of a cce was di cu sed wi th th e Larw i n r e pr nt a t i v , a wa t h aatte r of building h ight It wa d e t rm i n d th at th pr i mary a ce point would be frOll U .S. 2 5, a nd La f aye tt a t Girard Av nu • Th r would be ace r om Ea t Fl o yd Av e nu bu t for r ncy v e h ic l wa a r d that th perim t r o t h wo uld b d v w 1th "lo -profil " bu ldi n , with th c n t r of th v lo d i th "mid-r " bu ildin L rwin Corporation a r d to provid a 100-y ar t o ra dra n ye t • for if th City wo u ld a r to "pondi n draina at r i n th park ar a. Th City did a r Th tt r of t h school d i - tri t a con id r d; p rt o th i i n th Ch r ry Cr h ool Di tr ct, a nd an tt pt a t o b a v th to tal it tra n I r r d t o th n gl wood Di tri t. Ch rry Cr k hool Di t ric of i 1•1 uld n ot to thi p r o po a l • • - • • • • 0 - -3- An application for a subdivision waiver was filed June 10, 1972; a Planned Unit Development application was also filed, but subsequently withdrawn. The Planning Commission con- sidered the matter of the Subdivision Waiver on August 9, August 22, September 26, October 3, and determined that the waiver should be granted at a meeting on October 17, 1972. The waiver was recorded after approval, as were the following exhibits: A-1 to A-3 --Development Plan; B-1 and B-2, alternative proposals for the eastern property line of the site (B-2 was chosen by the Kent Village residents); C-1 and C-2, topography plats; D-1 to D-3, exterior elevations, and E-1 to E-3, F-1 to F-3, were floor plans. Exhibits G-1 and G-2 are parking plans for Phases II and III; Exhibits H-1 and H-4 are parking plans for Phases I and IV. Mr. Supinger then read the conditions attached to the Waiver and approved by the Commission October 17, 1972, The waiver and conditions were recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Arapahoe County, Colorado on October 20, 1972. The Commission again considered the matter of the Larwin re- quest on November 21, 1972, and on December 5, 1972, the Commission voted to rescind the action of October 17, 1972, at which time the requested waiver had been approved. An opinion from the City Attorney, at the request of the City Manager, determined the action of the Commission in rescinding the action unlawful, and the City Manager directed the Director of COll'llllunity Development to issue building permits. Permits for Pha e I were i ued November 9, 1972; this phase contains 19 buildings, 232 adult units. A permit was issued March 16, 1973 , for the recreation building for Pbase I. Permits wer i u d on November 9, 1972, for Phase IV; this phase contain 15 building , 152 family units. The permits for the r er ation and day care centers were issued March 16, 1973. P rmit for Pha e II and III were issued on Dece.ber 5, 1972 ; th p rmit for th two lev 1 parking structur wa issued Dec mb r 12, 1972. Each pha contains thr five-story buildin , with 174 adult units, ach pha P rmit hav not be n i u d for unit ; Ph VII, 144 units; IX, 116 unit Pha e II, r ph th r m ining pha Pha Phas III, ar V, 152 unit ; Pha VI, VIII, 240 units, or VI and IX are the mid- "low-profile". that h had pproved two "minor" change authority grant d by th condition of ir t, Augu t 31, 1973, approv d th moving of ldin in Pba II and III into tb c ntral Minor cbang to th ix aid-ris buildin n Iudin permis ion to n lo th balconi • • ' • • 0 • -4- and put facade balconies on the buildings if they so desired. The buildings remain in the same "footprints" as approved by the Commission. A letter to the Larwin Corporation dated June 4, 1974, approves the substitution of landscaping materials along the eastern boundary. Mr. Supinger stated that he checked with a landscape architect and the Parks Department on the substitutions, and they were approved. Mr. Supinger discussed the purpose of the Department, which is to assist any property owner or developer with projects in the City of Englewood, whether the development be residential, commercial or industrial, whether it is single-family or multi- family . Mr. Supinger emphasized that this does not mean any codes or ordinances will be violated ; on the contrary, it is the duty of the staff to see that all codes are met and that regulations and laws are enforced. Mr. Supinger stated that the Department is attempting to assure the best developaent for the City; he noted that building per- mits cannot be withheld so long as a project meets the existing codes of the City. Mr. Supinger stated that he felt it is worthwhile to note that the Larw in Development meets or exceeds all the City codes and regulations. No other development in Englewood has deeded any land to the City for park purposes ; and no other development in Englewood except Cinderella City has provided for control of the water flow for a 100-year storm. Mr . Martin tated that he felt Publi c Hearings lend themselve to misunder tanding because they are oral rather than written communication Mr. Martin asked the audience to li ten care- fully to ach que tion and each answer in an effort to avoid r petition a far a possible. ,,. - • • - ' • • • • 0 I • • -5- Mr. Lentsch then asked about the exits on Lafayette? Mr. Supinger stated that the plan as considered and approved in- dicated three openings on South Lafayette, the main exit which would be on Girard Avenue. The two minor exits to the north and south of Girard Avenue are to the parking areas , and would probably be used by the tenants served by the parking areas. He stated the use of access points on South Lafayette was not limited by the Subdivision Waiver. Mr. Lentsch asked Mr. Supinger to indicate the play grounds which Larwin Corporation was to provide for the family units, and the recreation areas to be provided for the adult units on the site? Mr. Supinger stated that there are six recreation areas on the site; there will be six swi111111ing pools in the nine phases of development. Mr. Supinger pointed out that the City Codes don't require provision of any recreation space. Mr. Lentsch stated that at the time the plan was being con- sidered, it was stated there would be recreation areas for the children living on the site. Mr. Supinger stated that there wi 11 be play areas for the chi1d ren, and that the Larwin Corporation is providing 2 day care centers for the family phases. Mr. Lentsch asked if the park area would be fenced? Mr. Supinger tated that the park area dedicated to the City will be fenced on the south and we t ends of the park, with wrought iron fencing. Where the parking abuts the park area there will b opaque fencing to screen the parking areas. Mr. Howard Brown stated that he was concerned about what would happen in th future if the property is old. He comaented that h didn't like what wa being built. Mr. Gluck, of the Larwin Corporation, stated that h would be happy to r pond to direct que tionin • He pointed out that th ir Coapany ha no appli ation befor the eo..1a ion at thi till . Mr. Gluck tat d that th Corporation had no pr • ntation to aak , but h wa pr s nt to an r dir ct queations. Mr. Martin a k d what Mr. Gluck'& r lation as to th Lar in Corporation? Mr. Gluck tat d that Larwin Group, Inc., s a ub idary o A Financ C<>11pany • Mr. Ri h rd Ditt aor 2239 lo d Plac tat d tha th sult d 1th th app by the archit t didn't c<>11 pa ti bl i th th n i Mr . at d that h wa Mr. It nn dy 3225 uth Ra tat d th •axiaWI 0 d tbi a not to 1,500 un arch it • • , - ' • • • • 0 • -6- has no bearing on the fact. Mr. Kennedy then discussed the matter of storm drainage; he asked if any thought was given to the annual rain fall at the time the Cinderella City system was approved, or at the time the Larwin site system was approved. Mr. Supinger stated that the storm drainage system designed for the City is based on a two-year storm. Mr. Kennedy referred to the structural repair going on at Cinderella City, and charged this was the result of improper storm drainage provision. Mr. Supinger stated that the City has hired consultants to study the structural damage at Cinderella City; the management of Cinderella City has also hired consultants to study the damage ; not one of these consultants has implied that the structural damage is due to storm drainage waters. Mr. Kennedy then addressed Mr. Gluck, and asked "on what basis did your organization prescribe the insult to the community on the building design? Is it your view that adults will want to identify with that type of co-unity?" Mr. Gluck again stated that he was not present to discuss the merits of the design chosen by the architect. Mr. Kennedy asked if it was the Plan of the Larwin Company that the remaining 50% of the site will be developed with the same style buildings? Mr. Gluck stated that the development would be in accordance with the plans submitted to and approved by the City. Mr. Kennedy stated that he would like it noted that the Larwin Corporation "is poorly represented by Mr. Gluck". Mr. Howard Brown asked if it was the intention of the Larwin Corporation to sell any of the land? Mr. Gluck stated that there are no contracts for the sale of the land; Larwin has had di cu ion with potential buyers, but no contracts have been signed. Mr. Gluck di cussed the change Larwin ha had to make in planned d v lop•ent due to tbe aarket condition ; he not d that plan to proceed with Phase II and III er topp d ju t becau e of th market conditions. Mr. Gluck tated that if th r wer a buy r available who wa int r st d ,, - in th project, and who had th aoney, th Company would rtainly talk to him ; th buy r would, of cour , be bound by all con- dition t orth on th approval of th sit • Mr . Gluck tat d that h could not ay wh th r or not Larwin int nd to build th r aaind r of th proj t, or h th r, if th pro rty w r to be old, th n buy r aight not ant to aak Oil chang s in d 1 n or hat v r. v nt th r approval o sold of any of a k d if, in th r th y ould hav to t ubdiviaion r lation ? • • , • • • • 0 • -7- Mr. Gluc k stated that the only division at this time has been th e deeding of 4.45 acres to the City of Englewood for the park. Mr. Berardini stated that Larwin would not have to have approval of another subdivision waiver if the property were to be sold. Don Fullerton 3265 South Race -noted that Mr. Gluck stated that there could be some changes in the plan as submitted; he asked if these changes might be the elimination of the recreation areas? Mr. Gluck stated that he did not mean to imply there would be changes in the plan as submitted ; he noted that Larwin does not contemplate making changes in the plan, and there would be no postponement of the recreation areas construction. 'nle recreation area would be constructed as each phase is con- structed. Charles Biederman 5 Sunset Drive -asked if there were any City codes pertaining to esthetic quality for developments? Mr.Supinger s tated that there were no esthetic guidelines in the Ci ty c odes . Mr . Supinge r noted that tlE Larwin Corporat i on d i d s ubm i t elevat i ons o f the development ; the e levati ons we r e approve d and re c orded. Mr . Biederman state d that "we shouldn 't be c ruc ifying the d e veloper bec ause of lack o f requirements in the City c odes to assure esthetic d e velopments ." Mr. Biederman stated that h e hoped a less on would be learned from this and that the Codes would be amende d to inc lude esth e tic regulations. Mr. Sup i n g er re c alled, and stated that h e wa s sure Mr. Le ntsch al o r e c alled , h i s attempt s to have an arc h i tec tural rev iew boa r d es tabli s hed i n the Ci ty ; but, th e propos al "never g ot o ff the ground." Mr. Bied rman state d t ha t h e had wo r ke d wi th Larw i n befor , a n d that gen era l ly they have s t ri v e n t o p rov i d e a nice d e velo p- m nt. Mr. Biederman stated that b e u nderstood Mr . Ro ark, who Mr. Gluck indicated earlier had de igned these unit , also d igned the units at Kent Village. Mr . Biederman a k d if th City h d to approv P ha V, VI, VII, VIII, and IX a thy w r d ign d, or can w ben fit by th lack of agr ea nt on Pba s I thru IV, and try to chiev ota thin tter? Mr. Berardini st t d th City as well a th land ow n er bound to th xi tin g plan a approv d a n d r corded, unle th City and lan d ow n r a r to a n y chan ges; t h e c h a s a nnot b don unilat r lly, Mr. Bi del'llan ugg t d that th City hould pr vail on L rwin to cha n g th archit ctural d ign nd po 1bly th aa approach could be tak n 1th th land o n r, if th 1t 1 ind d old. ch tat d that at on ti• Mr. av th rtaini n to tb o Comai ion "' - • • , - ' • • • • 0 - -8- approval of the Waiver; it was determined that inasmuch as permits had been issued for Phases I and IV, the Commission could not rescind action on those phases; he asked who approved the Plan after the Commission rescinded the approval of the Waiver? Mr. Lentsch noted that Mr. Berardini had indicated that permits could be obtained for Phases I, II, III and IV. Mr. Lentsch asked "are you saying that this is final now and are you saying the motion didn't mean anything?" Mr. Berardini stated that what has been recorded is firm ; he stated that in 1972, he felt that no further permits need be issued but for Phases I and IV ; that opinion was not adhered to, and he has a copy of a letter from Mayor Senti condoning the Commission approval of the plan. Mr. Richard Brown 3403 South Race Street -noted there have been changes in the City Council and Planning Commission since the approval of the Plan ; he Eked if Mr. Berardini felt the way is open for the Commission to consider the matter again and possibly to rescind action that was taken? Mr. Berardini stated "no". Mr.Richard Brown asked if there was any limit on the time Larwin may take to develop the property? Mr. Berardini stated there is a time limit on the validity of the Building Permits, which may be renewed; on the ultimate development, there is no time limit. Mr.Richard Brown stated his h<>11e had a view to the southwest and overlooked a good portion of the Larwin Site. He noted ther ar slab of concrete which have been moved six or eight time lying on the site· a ditch was dug along the boundary lin , partially filled in; there is a dust problem, and th r "two blue-and-white privie " in the lin of vision, crap lumber, etc. Mr. Brown tated that he would a k Mr. Gluck if Larwin ha any plans to g t the out of ight? • • - ' • • • • 0 • -9- Mr. Gluck stated that he had come to Denver in April for a meeting with former City Manager Dial to discuss the drainage of the site; Larwin must make arrangements to handle the drainage on phases that are not yet begun. Mr. Brown again asked about the "ditch" that had been dug ; would this be left unplanted and unsprinkled? Mr. Gluck asked Mr. Brown to meet with Mr. Paul Kinrade regarding the ditch. Mr. Brown noted that one of the conditions of the waiver was landscaping on the eastern boundary of the site. He asked when this will be done? Mr. Gluck stated that the landscaping along the eastern property line would be planted along with the landscaping on Phases I and IV, and will probably be done in the month of August. Mr. Brown asked if the portion of the eastern boundary that lies south of the boundary of Phase IV would be landscaped also? Mr. Gluck stated this would be planted at the same time. Mr. Gluck stated that he was con- cerned that this particular area might not be aaintained properly inasmuch as it is not a part of a particular phase under construction at this time. Mr. Brown asked if Mr. Supinger recalled there were COllllitments on alterations in the water conduits and water supplies? These alterations were to be c<>11pleted prior to the renting of the units. Mr. Supinger stated that as he reaeabered, the Utilities Director indicated the City would be "looping" the water lines in the area to increase the water pressure. Mr. Don Fullerton stated that he was a member of the Water and Sewer Board ; the City is currently working on an agreeaent with the Denver Water Board to tie into a Denver Water Board conduit on Franklin to provide additional pressure until th City can complete the looping. This will be a t .. porary measure only. Mr. Dittemor asked when the residents of the area would hav the use of the Park? Kr. Roaans stated that the City was r ady to begin their work in three or four w ek . Kr. Roaan stated that the City is waiting until the land is l vel d before beginning. Mr. Roaan tat d that thi park will hav a "natur th• ", play round apparatu , and tenni courts. Mr . Roaan tat d that th r will be v ral kio k ( all •h lter hou throughout th park; th kio k ill provid b lt r to aix p ople, and will be in th hape o a au brooa. Th r will t o wood n " d pod " that ill also a h lt r ty facility. Mr. Roman tat d th y ar oin to try to in tall a fountain on th st rn nd of th park. • • ' • • • • 0 • -10- Ms. Adele Klusener 3240 South Humboldt -stated that she did not see that the park as outlined by Mr. Romans would serve the adults of the neighborhood. Mrs. Klusener asked how many cars would be exiting this area ; she stated "it's an ugly development". Mr. Romans stated that the fencing around the park will have no gates, and the Larwin tenants will have facilities in the development they may use. Mr. Supinger pointed out that Phases IV and v are family units ; there will be a day care center in Phase JV; this is an attempt by Larwin to serve their own needs. Mr. Supinger stated there can be no guarantee Larwin residents or any other persons won't use the Floyd Park or any other park in the City. Mrs. Klusener asked, regarding the storm drainage provisions, if this gave protection to residents only during the time of construction? Mr. Berardini stated that this was the intent of the condition made part of the Waiver. Mr. Supinger stated that he felt the owner of this property, just as owners of any property , have property rights and they have the right to develop the property as long as it complies with the rules and regulations of the City. Mr. Supinger stated he was sure there are some who believe the City didn't require enough o f Larwin, but the developnent does meet all regulations and codes of the City. Mr . Howard Brown pointed out that the City just spent $1,500,000 on drainage system for that area of the City so that the drainage waters will not be a problem. John Welles 3602 South Gilpin -asked if the units are to be rented or sold? He then asked if the units are being rented now, or wh n they will be rented? How many have been rented or sold to date? Mr. Gluck tated that Pha e I and IV are rental unit , but ar not offer d for r nt at thi tia • Th y will be r nted a oon a th y ar fini h d and a Certificat of Occupancy 1 obtain d from th City. Mr. Gluck tated that h didn't xpect any mov -in befor Augu t or arly S pt aber. Mr. Gil hri t 2338 E. Floyd Pla ~ d Mr. Gluck if th c on tin 11 d a A Co ain t CNA? Mr. Gilchri t Switz rland, and by th • • , -• 0 • -11- Mr. Gluck stated that the lawsuits are a proxy fight for con- trol of CNA Finance Corporation, but there is nothing regarding the lawsuits that would affect this development in any way. At the present time, the instructions are to develop the property as far as it is economically feasible. Mr. Weist stated that he wanted some clarification on whether or not part of the site has been sold. Mr. Weist stated he understood from Mr. James Roman of the Larwin Corporation that when the financing was obtained, it was financed by phases and might be sold by phases, but that Larwin would insist on retaining control for five years. Mr. Gluck stated that the Larwin Multi-family Corporation business is not to build and own multi-family projects, but is to build, sell and manage multi-family projects. Mr. Gluck stated that in late 1972, Phases I and IV were sold to limited partner groups, but Larwin does retain management. Mr. Gluck stated that he had misunderstood an earlier question on the sale of the site; he reiterated there has been no sale of undeveloped property. Mr. Martin stated that it is then the policy of Larwin that once a phase is completed, it will be sold and Larwin will re- tain management. Mr. Gluck stated that Larwin still has sub- stantial financial interest in Phase I and IV, and will retain management for 15 years. Mr . Gluck stated there are no projects anywhere in the United States that the Larwin Corporation owns, but for those they have been unable to sell. M.rs. Hudgens 32 Sunset Drive -asked if, in the event the undeveloped land is sold, would the new owner have to coae before the Planning Commission to have the architectural design approved? Mr. Martin stated that it ha be n previously stated that the new owner would not have to app ar for any waiver or approval. Mr. Berardini r iterat d that any new own r aust conform to th plan as adopt d. A lady in th • • - ' • • • • 0 • -12- Mr. Supinger stated there have been some problems with use of this access in violation of the conditions included in the Waiver. Mr. Supinger pointed out that there are persons working on the Floyd Park who have used this point of access; but there have also been some of the Larwin construction crew using the access illegally. Mr. Supinger stated that every attempt has been made to cite those using the access illegally, but the City cannot justify the placing of a patrol car or a building inspector at that location all of the time. Mr. Supinger stated that the City is attempting to limit access by Larwin construction crews to U.S. 285, but we cannot guarantee that the City con- tractors working on the park won't use the Franklin-Floyd access. The lady then asked what the City would be able to do to be sure the traffic would be controlled to access points on U.S. 285 and Lafayette once the units were rented? Mr. Martin pointed out that the Commission is an advisory arm of Council, and that he felt the matter of traffic control would be an administrative matter. Mr. Howard Brown reiterated there would be a crash gate on South Franklin at East Floyd, limiting this access point to emergency vehicles. Mr. Charles Dykstra 3150 South Lafayette -comaented that the elevations of the total site have been changed; he asked how the developer can get away with changing the elevations. He stated that the developer has raised the ground level and put in "underground" parking. Mr. Supinger stated that he didn't believe either Larwin representatives or the City staff ever indicated there would be underground parking at the northwe t corner of the site ; it was stated there would be tuck-under parking. Mr. Supinger stated that the development has occurred in accordanc with the approved plan, and does aeet the City require. nt • Mr. Supinger stated that he i not coapletely satisfied 1th th development, but the construction is in accord with th approv d plan. Mr • plan wa a ti on Mr. H r t 3116 South i n • , would do n ? d • • - ' • • • 0 I • - -13- Mr. Supinger stated that he did not feel the builder has deviated from the plan, and stated that he did not compute the 46 .9 % figure. Mr. Supinger stated that he cannot say what amount open space there is today; he stated that he could say that the construction for Phases I and IV, and Phases II and III ;- for which building Permits have been issued, will be in accordance with the development plan. Mr. Herbst asked "does this mean you will enforce it if we find the contractor isn't in compliance with the Plan? On what premise did Mr. Lentsch make the statement?" Mr. Lentsch stated that he had gone through the site; 46.9% is nearly 50% and there isn't 50% open space. Mr. Herbst then discussed the egresses on Lafayette Street; he asked what guarantee existed that other tenants than those living in the abutting phases wouldn't use tile two "minor" exits? Mr. Supinger stated that there was no guarantee, nor was there such a condition attached to the waiver. Mr. Stevenson 3275 South Ra ce -asked about the repair on Floyd Avenue? Mr. Waggoner stated that Larwin Corporation is not responsible for this; the storm drainage lines were installed and the soil bas settled following the installation. 'nlis is the responsi- bility of the City to repair. Mr. Stevenson stated that it is the responsibility o f the Planning Department to be of service to the people--there is a moral responsibility to the people who live in Englewood. Mr. Supinger stated that he has been willing to talk to and meet with any one who feels there is a problem. He pointed out that h re ently met with a group of neighbors at Mrs. O'Donn l' hous • • • , • • 0 I• • -14- Mr. Gluck stated that he didn't know when they would break ground on the balance of the property; he stated he felt Larwin will be willing to consider the suggestions made by the citizens. Mr. Fullerton asked Mr. Gluck "you would be willing to go into a Planned Development as long as you have the existing criteria?" Mr. Gluck stated that he felt Larwin would be willing to discuss it. A lady in the audience asked if Larwin would be adverse to changing the architecture of the remaining phases? Mr. James Hilger 3166 South Vine -stated "we should all feel a debt of gratitude to Larwin "; he stated that absentee landowners do not know the desires and wishes of the Community, and this has proved the point. Mr. Hilger noted that the Larwin repre- sentative cannot answer questions, and isn't sure about anything but that Larwin will not give up any of their rights. Mr. Hilger asked who the limited partners are who have purchased Phases I and IV? Mr. Supinger stated that he didn't know the name of the owners. Mr. Gluck stated that he didn't know the specific name of the partnerships. A lady asked how they could find the naae of the new owners? Mr. Berardini stated that thi could be deterained through the Arapahoe County record Mr. David Clayton 4509 South Acoaa Stre t -a k d what percentag of ownership had ; who was th major to khold r? th li•i t d partner Mr. Glu k tat d th r ar no to khold r Mr. 1 • • th Board of Dir Dir cto 1b th buildin o ial int r t in Mr. Gluck fa t th y ,. - • • • • 0 I • • -15- Mr. Clayton asked "are you saying that all financial liability belongs to Larwin?" Mr. Gluck replied it did. Mr. Clayton asked if the entire financial liability belonged to Larwin and not to the other partners? Mr. Gluck stated that the liability of the limited partners is limited to the amount of their investment. Mr. Kennedy stated that "the community has been desecrated". Mr. Kennedy asked Mr. Supinger if the elevations had been approved for the total developnent, and if it would be a repetition of Phases I and IV. Mr. Supinger stated that the elevations on the low-rise units are the same; the elevations for the mid-rise phases are the same. 1bere are four phases of mid-rise units with the same elevations ; five phases of low-rise units with the same ele- vations. Mr. Supinger noted that permits have been issued f~ two mid-rise phases. Mr. Kennedy stated that in other words, 50% of the total de- velopment is low-rise. He asked if Mr. Supinger would have any serious mis-givings on anything being developed on a repe ti ti ve basis? Mr. Su pinger stated that he does have mis - givings about repetitive material; he stated he believes the City should raise the standards, not only for aulti-faaily development, but for other types of development as well, and he has so suggested. He stated the Department of Com.unity Development is currently working on a proposed change of standards for multi-family developments. Mr. Kennedy stated if he had known there would be 500 to 800 units architecturally identical, be would have been outraged; he stated the City should take serious consideration on the matter of r p tition. Mr. Kennedy stated he was "appalled the Planning Comai ion didn't consider this aatter." Mr. Martin not d that th gr atly chang d sine th Kenn dy not d in th ?'' not p rt o noth i n to aea r hip of the COlllli sion has Lar in v lopment wa appro d. ,, - •. • • I • • 0 • -16- with City Personnel as well as Larwin representatives on the Larwin development; according to the plans filed, there will be adequate plugs and water. Chief Hamilton acknowledged that the development does pose the problem of a major conflagration, and that the Fire Department will do the best they can to pre- vent such a disaster. Mrs.Susan Fonda 3500 South Franklin -asked if, in the event the property was sold, and the new owner wanted a commercial development, what procedure would have to be followed? Mr. Martin pointed out that the new owners would be bound by the subdivision waiver, as approved. Mrs. Fonda then asked if there was to be tuck-under parking under the five-story structures? Mr. Supinger stated there will be a two-story parking structure, a substantial part of which will be below present grade. Mrs. Ann Brown 3403 South Race -stated that she is one of ten or eleven people living on the eastern boundary of the Larwin- Kent Village site. She noted that the Larwin Corporation had imposed parking in front of their property , and there is a pro- vision there will be no caapers, boats, etc. parked or stored in this parking area . She asked who will enforce this provision? Mr . Supinger stated that the staff of the Code Enforcement Division will be required to enforce this provision . Mr . Brown tated that the citizens were assured there would be only one acces point on South Lafayette ; she asked "bow do you get around th two ainor access points on Lafayett ?" 0 0 d that the two ainor acce point hav Mr . Brown stated that sh per onally bout the curb cut on South Lafayett , that nothin point on Lafay tt r tat d that h -not non n c y aiv r, h r nt d until Pha cut at Girard ainor ace plan. H stat d th total plan, or card ar • • - ,. -• 0 • -17- completed. Mr. Harvey stated there have been too many concessions made in the past. Mr. Supinger stated that the Commission has received a copy of a letter sent to Mr . Gluck which included a list of items, in- cluding storm drainage system, landscaping, etc., which must be completed prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. Mr . Supinger stated that Larwin is aware of this provision , and will have to conform or a Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued. Mr. Harvey commented that he didn't feel Chief Hamilton was too happy with the fire fighting facilities in the project. Chief Hamilton stated that he was as satisfied with the fire fighting facilities at this development as he is at others, Cinderella City, for example; there is good access, adequate plugs , water, etc. Mr. Harvey stated he understood there is access to the units only from the f ront ; there is no rear access to any of the units. Mr. Supinger stated this is correct. Mr. Harvey stated this did not seem wise, and that it seemed to be poor planning. Mr. Hilger asked how the residents of Northeast Englewood can be assured they won't suffer any lo s of water pressure when the development is completed? Mr. Martin stated that it has been pointed out the City intend to loop the water lines; until that is completed, Engl wood and Denver are working out an agreement that would allow En le ood to tie into a Denver water line on South Franklin. Mr. Hilger asked if ther i Planning Comaission Mr . had n oa d v lopm nt 10 -15 not r autifully aaintain d, and oth r Mr. Hll r tat d that h did on La ay tt 1th r. • • • • 0 • '• -18- Mrs. O'Donnell stated she understood Larwin was to plant Buffalo Grass on part of the site immediately to cut down on dust conditions. Mr. Supinger stated he understood he was supposed to try to get Larwin to do so ; but they were not ameniable to the suggestion. Mr. Gluck stated that the request was received; Buffalo Grass is extremely expensive; he stated they are exploring other solutions to the problems of dust, etc. Mrs. O'Donnell stated that Larwin is trying to get as much as possible for as little as possible. She stated that the Company should have some ecological concern, but it appears they have no concern for the environment, ecology or human concerns. She stated that the units in the Larwin Development are very flammable; she asked if there were any building requirements that would assure better future developments? She noted that the Larwin development "is made of lousy materials". Mr. Supinger stated that the City of Englewood operates under the 1970 Uniform Building Code, and these structures meet the requirements of that Code. Mr.Brokate, Assistant Director for Code Enforcement Division, noted that the UBC required that individual units be separated by a one hour minimum firewall. 1bi provision is to contain .. - the fire in one unit , if possible. A to the exterior structure, there are no requireaent , nor are th r in ingle-family develop- ment • Discus ion followed. Mr. Supinger stated that any change in the UBC must be rec01111ended by a building inspector, and he is of the opinion that such changes would make construction uneconomical. Mr. Brokate noted that in the 1973 edition of the Building Cod a fire detection y t • i required. Mr • O 'Donnell a ked what taxe th City r alized froa thi ite? Mr. Supinger tat d that the property taxes the City of Englewood realize fro• thi any oth r re idential d velop- • nl will be minimal, becau th property tax levy i v ry mo t of th tax inco. for th City i deriv d fr<a th tax. Mr. Supin er tat d that ao t of th property tax by thi d v lor-nt would be for oth r than City of En l ood chool would probably r c iv th great t portion. aid h no • • - • • • • 0 I • • -19- Mrs. Kluesener asked what Council planned when they approved this? Mr. Brown noted that the zoning was approved on a decision from the Colorado Supreme Court; the City had no choice but to allow development on the site. Mr. Brown suggested that possibly the residents would care to appear before Council and ask that funds be allocated to purchase the undeveloped portion of the site for a park. Mr. Lentsch asked whose responsibility it is to determine that the ''plan'' is carried out. He asked if the staff had measured out the 46.9% open space exclusive of paved areas and club houses? Mr. Supinger stated that it is the responsi- bility of the Community Development staff to make sure that the Larwin plan meets theprovisions of the Subdivision Waiver as well as of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and Building Code, storm drainage, etc. nie Department is responsible to inspect the construction as it proceeds and make sure it meets the codes before the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff has done this, is doing this, and will continue to do so. Mr. Lentsch asked what was the correct number of units for which permits have been issued? Mr. Supinger stated 732 ; permits have been issued for Phases I thru IV. Mr. Lentsch asked how long a Building Permit was in effect? Mr. Berardini stated that it is initially good for 60 days; some work must commence within the 60 days or thepermit must be renewed. Mr. Lent ch stated that he would assume that permits for Phases II and III are no longer valid ; Mr. Berardini stated that if no work has comaenced on those two phases the penaits would have to be renewed. r. wa tated that some months ago parkin g f or thi ite ed; h asked for what phases parking was approved? tated Pha e I thru IV have approved parking plans ked for th d fi n ition of ground 1 v l? th definition fraa the Building Code. or not it i l Mr. th r. B rardin on th init not d that th l approv l by th tak n a tand ,, - • • ' • • • • -20- proceed immediately in whatever direction necessary in dis- cussions with Larwin so we may be ahead of additional develop- ment on the site. Mr. Weist stated be hoped the City had learned a lesson --don't look at the pretty pictures the developer presents. Mr. Weist referred to COllDlents by Mr. Biederman regarding other Larwin Developments, and noted that Mr. Biederman had stated that other developments are good. Mr. Weist stated he was hopeful some change could be made in the future development of the site. Mr. Martin stated be would like to thank everyone in attendance; he stated the Commission would do whatever it can to carry out the wishes of the people. 'lbe meeting adjourned at 11:50 P.M. ~#...I.~ Recording Secretary • . • • I / • • • • 0 - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JULY 16, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. The Regular Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning ·commission was called to order at 8:25 P.M. by Chairman Martin. Members present: Brown; Wade; Tanguma; Martin; Jones ; Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Weist; Smith; Lentsch; Jorgenson Also present: Planning Assistants House and Young; Assistant Director Romans; Assistant City Attorney Lee. II. APPROVAL OF MINU'IBS. Chairman &!artin stated that the Minutes of July 2, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Brown moved: Tanguma seconded: The Minutes of July 2, 1974, be approved as written. AYES: Jones; Brown; Wade; Tanguma ; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist; Smith; Lentsch; Jorgenson The motion carried. III. CLIFTON P. COLDIAN Parking Lot Approval CASE 1121-74 Mr. Supinger stated that the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance rcquir s that any parking area designed for 50 or more car i to be approved by the City Planning and Zoning Commission before it can be constructed . The C<>1111is ion has pr viou~ly approvad a parking lot for this 1te, located outh of East Girard Avenu betw n South Lincoln and South Sherman Str tti, wh n Of1 1 es, Ltd. att apt d to d v lop th property • Ir. Col aan ould 111ak II\ pr nt tl o n • • • 0 - -2- Mr. Coleman stated that B & H Joint Venture has acquired two additional pieces of property besides that previously owned by Offices, Ltd. He stated that in talking to Doctors, one of the first questions they ask is how much parking will be avail- able for the medical building? Mr. Coleman stated that the Englewood Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance requires 120 spaces off-street parking; the plans they have presented will provide 180 to 185 spaces; he stated there is a large blue spruce tree in the area proposed for parking that they would like to save. If the tree can be saved, it would require removal of a few parking spaces. Kr. Coleman stated that B & H Joint Venture plans to landscape the parking lot along the boundaries, .and plantings will be in the parking lot itself also. Mr. Coleman stated there would be berms on the boundaries of the parking lot, and they pfan to spend up to $2,000 on landscaping. ,. . Mr. Coleman stated that the building would be a five-story structure and will have 43,000 sq. ft.; it will house 40 doctors, and there will be a pharmacy and an optometrist on the first floor. Mr. Coleman stated there was a company interested in putting in 1/4 million dollars of equipment in computer and other equipment to service the entire metro area. 'lbere will also be a service quartered in the building that will furnish lab reports to doctors throughout the area. Yr. Martin noted that the staff report refers to the 100-year flood plain, and indicates that this property is within the Little Dry Creek Flood Plain, 'lbe staff report also indicates the first floor of the proposed structure will be one foot above the flood plain level. Mr. Coleman stated that the majority of the property is in the flood plain ; however, one of the reasons for locating the structure in the northeast corner of the site was that this corner is not in the flood plain area. Mr. Colema n stated that they do plan to rai e the first floor of the building at least one foot above the flood pl in level. Mr. Supinger noted that the regulations do not struction in a flood plain, but the structur hW11an occupancy must be at least one foot abov plain l v 1, aa this building is proposed to preclud c on- intended for the floori Mr. Col man not d th t th y al o plan to ra th of th lo ar a in th parkin lot about thr 1 vation Mr. Martin th parkin th r • - " • • • - -3- Mr, Jones noted there were four curb cuts on Lincoln Street and two on South Sherman Street, with no provision for circula- tion of traffic within the parking area. He asked how a motorist would traverse frOlll aisle to aisle? Mr. Supinger stated that circulation would be provided by using Lincoln and Sherman to get from aisle to aisle. Mr. Martin asked if this particular plan was approved whether it would serve as the "site plan"? Mr. Supinger stated that the approved plan must be the site plan. Mr. Coleman noted that the staff report does mention the fact that the developers want to save the Blue Spruce tree on the property . Mr. Supinger suggested that possibly the Commission could give the authority to the staff to vary the parking spaces in order to retain the trees on the site. Mr. Tanguma asked how many spaces would have to be relinquished were traffic circu:Ja:ion to be provided on the site rather than using Lincoln and Sherman Streets. Mr. Supinger stated it would be at least 12 spaces. Ir. Colema n cited problems that exist at some other medical off ic e complexes due to the shortage of oft-street parking spaces ; Mr . Colema n also contrasted the parki~ requirements of doctors specializing in different fields of medicine. Further discussion on the plan followed . Mr. Martin asked if the aisles were wide enough to permit two way traffic? Mr. Coleman stated they would be 25 ft. aisles, and two-way traffic can be accommodated. •r. Jone a ked ho~ many on-street paces would b lot on Lincoln and Sherman because of curb-cut ? Ir. Supinge r stated th tat l a 't 8 pace s would be lot. k e d if thi development had been plann d to fit urround1n T environment? Mr. Coleman disc u d nt that cx 1 ts in th s ubject area • ,,, . • 0 • -4- Mr. Jones asked if a site plan showing the changes could be submitted? Mr. Supinger stated that the staff will ask that such a site plan be submitted. Brown moved: Wade seconded: The Planning Comnission approve the 184 space off-street parking plan submitted by .B & ff Joint Venture, for property in the north one-half of the block bounde d by South Sherman Street, South Linc oln Street, East Girard Avenue and East Hampden Avenue, for the following reasons: 1. The parking plan as submitted complies with the off- s treet parking requirements as set forth in §22.5-Sa (8) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. One-hun- dred tw e nty spa es are required ; 172 standard size spaces are to be provided and 12 spaces for compact cars. 2. The layout of the proposed off-street parking lot c onforas with the City Standards as to the size of the s paces and width of aisles and wheel stops will be provided as necessary. Required screening will be provided on tho south of the lot where it adjoins a residential u e. 3. The proposed drainage plan for the parking lot has been approved by the•City Engineer. 4, The parking lot is not a structure, and would not, therefore, be in conflict with §22.4 8-1 of th Comprehens ive Zoning Ordinance , the Flood Plain Di trict. Th building to be served by the pro- posed parking lot will be at a grad one foot above the Littl Dry Cre k 100-year Flood Pla in. 5. Th u e will not Plan . in conflict with the Coapr h naiv 6. Th us l p ra tt d with n th B-1, Busin Zon District withln hich th ubj ct prop rty d. n ; Th a tion arri d. u thority to vary th nua r o a Blu Spruce nd oth r tr d ; T n ua Mart n t ; ith; nt h "' . • • • • 0 • IV. STATE HIGHWAY WORK PROGRAM 1975 -1976 I • -5- Mr. Supinger stated that the matter of the State Highway Work Program is an annual consideration by the Planning Commission; priorities are recommended to the City Council, submitted to Arapahoe County and the Council of Governments, and then sub- mitted to the State Highway Department. •tr. Supinger 'stated that the items included in the staff memo have been discussed with the Department of Public Works. He stated he would recommend the Commission make a recommendation to Council as to their priorities. Discussion followed. Mr. Martin asked .what is the priority on the Federal Aid Urban System? Mr. Supinger staled that in order to get funding fran the Federal Aid Urban System, the sbreet must be on the Federal Aid Urban System. ,. . Mr. Jones noted that the widening of South Broadway from Yale Avenue to U.S. 285 will cause a great deal of discussion among the merchants of downtown Englewood. He noted that he didn't feel the merchants were opposed to the widening, but they are opposed to the aedian strips. Mr. Jones stated that the merchants feel the median strips will cause problems in snow removal, and cause probleas for persons who have a ·•drive-in" type business. Mr. Jones stated that he felt the problem to be determined is "are we going to operate businesses on Broadway, or use it for traffic". Mr. Jones stated that he felt a volwne of 25,000 cars per day on· Broadway "would remove curb parking in short order'', and would require some change in business levels. Mr. Jones noted that aerchants on Broadway have re- quested that the City assist them in providing off-street parking for the business district. Mr. Jones stated that he understood Littleton was considering removal of the median strip in their streets. He questioned whether the Commission could give proper c onsideration to these matter at thi m eting. Ir. Supinger not d that when the widening of Broadway is referr d to, it addre only the provision of left turn pocket ; it does not addr s th problea of m dian strip r. F d Mr. it ha for in y ar to i t th proj could tiae , but al wid n n on th iv n? that Quincy, num r i al Martin u - on th • - • • • 0 I • - -6- Mr. Brown stated that he felt the proposed recommendation looked good to him; if Council wanted to make changes, it could be referred back to the C0111111ission. Mr. Jones stated that he felt there were problems with priorities based on the numerical order given. Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger stated that Broadway is not on the State Highway System north of U.S. 285; it is on the Federal Aid System. Further discussion followed. Mrs. Wade questioned the location of 1-470? Mr. Supinger stated that it is along the County Line Road between 1-25 and Santa Fe, and will tie into 1-70 and U.S. 285. Tanguma moved: The Planning Co11111ission recaamend thE! following State Highway Work Program to City Council : Brown seconded: I. Requests to the State Highway Commission for inclusion in the Highway Department Work Program. A. Construction Projects on the State Hi ghway System: 1 . South Santa Fe Drive : 2. a. Wi d e n and iaprove to a six-lane ma j or arter i al, continuiQg the cons truc tion proj ect wh ich i s now under way in Denver sou th to I-470. b. Construc t a crade separa tion at the intersec - tion of We s t Dartmouth Avenu e and South Santa Fe Dr i v e . c. Con t ruc t a g r a d e e pa ration a t the i nters e c t i on of Wes t Qui n c y Av e nue a nd So uth Santa Fe Dr i ve . d. Con struct an ove rpass for West Un i on Avenue a nd We t Tufts Avenue at their i nt ers c t i on with South San t a F Driv . Con truct a rad • tion o! t Santa Drive. ignal zat Un n and an int ria n tru t a OU l: Dl paration at th inter- llev1 Av nu and South anta e t int r ction a a.pl tion of A-4 ratl n at th ti on ul d nd • • , - • • ,. . 0 - -7- 3. South Federal Boulevard: a. Install a storm sewer at South Federal Boulevard and West Union Avenue. b. Construct South Federnl Boulevard to four lanes from West Belleview Avenue to West Bowles Avenue. 4. Belleview Avenue: a. Construct Belleview Avenue to four lanes from South Peoria Street to South Sheridan Boulevard. b. Install storm inlets on the north side of West Belleview Avenue from South Elati Street to Big Dry Creek. II. Requests to the Denver Regional Council of Governments relative to the Urban System. A. Additions to the Federal Aid Urban System : 1. South Clarkson Street from East Yale Avenue to East Dry Creek Road . 2. South Winde.rmere Street from West Kenyon Avenue to Gate s Parkway, 3. Dartmouth Avenue from South University Boulevard to South Federal Boulevard. 4. W t Ke nyon Avenue from South Broad ay to South S a nta Fe Drive. 5. Quinc y Avenu from South Yo em i t Str t to South Wadsworth Boul vard. 6 . W s t Un i on Av nu f roa So uth Wi nd rm r Str t to South Fed ra l Bo u l vard . 7. w e t W nd B. Co n 1. 2. rom outh Bro d a y to outh th l • • • • • -8- 4. South Windennere Street: To be constructed to two lanes from West Oxford Avenue to Gates Parkway. 5. I-470: To be constructed to six lanes. Mr. Jones noted that there had been difficulty obtaining a quorum at this meeting , and he felt that there should be more members of the Commission present to consider approval' of this matter. Mr. Brown noted that there will probably be difficulty obtaining a quorum during the remainder of the summer ; he stated we have to be realistic and realize that people will not be attending too many meetings with vacations, etc • . coming up . Mr. Martin commented that he hoped the Commission could receive this matter earlier in the future to allow for more detailed review by the Commission. He stated he felt the Commission should indicate they have had very little time to consider the matter prior to making a recanmendation, and that there were only five members present voting on the matter . Mr. Brown pointed out that the •embers of the Commission have had the materials since Friday evening; if the other members who are absent had strong feelings about the matter they might have been in attendance. Mr. Ta nguma stated that he d idn't feel there were many items that were objectionable. ·He stated he would like to see the West Tufts projects moved up, but stated "it's close enough". Mr . Wade co11111ented that there were a lot of things the Com- mission would like to see done ; but dollars and cent wise, thi is a good outline. Tbe vote was called: AYES : Brown ; Wade; Tanguma; Martin NAYS : Jon ABSENT : W i t ; Lent ch ; Jorgenson ; Smith 111 motion carr i d, "' . - ' • • • 0 - -9- might be one or two things rated differently in priority, but that possibly the Commission feels at a loss in not under- standing the matter fully . V. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. Mr. Supinger stated that the Commission has been presented with the charted five-year capital improvement program froar each department. Mr . Martin asked what the timing on this matter is? Mr. Supinger stated that the recommendation is late now. "Mr. Martin asked if there were new requests or if this was an extension of the previous years' requests? Mr. Brown stated that he felt two items which should receive top priority would be funds for the river redevelopment, and funds to continue the storm drainage system . Discussion followed. Mr. Martin asked if it would be possible to have a study session on the Capital ImprovE!lllent Program? Mr. Supinger noted that the City Charter states the requests for the Cap i tal Improvement Program shall be to the City Manager 90 dRys before the proposed budget i s submitted to Ci ty Coun ci l ; but the Capital Improvement Program i s now on a six-quarte r ba s is, and ~he rec 011111endat i on s c ould fit in any time. Discu ssion f ollow e d . It was d e termined th a t a s tudy se ss ion s hou ld be sch e duled f o r July 3 0 , 7 :30 P.M . to r e view th e Ca p i t al I mp roveme nt Prog ram . VI . DIRECTOR 'S CHOI CE Mr. Su pi nge r no ted t hat t h e Hou sin g & Urba n Re n ewal Au thori t y ha invited me mb e r s of the Pl ann i n g Comn ission to mee t wit h them on July 23, 1974 , 7:30 p.m. t o hear a pre entation by Dr. Edit h Sherman. Mr. Suping r stated that at th City Council me ting of July 15th, City Cou n 11 r c iv d th recOllUB nd tion of the Planning Comm r garding th zoning on th Santa F -Union annexa- tion r , and det rmin d to r f r the zoning back to th Planning C0111111i ~ion for rehearing as propo d by th COlllDli ion. Mr. Supin er tated that the staff would giv publication and po t th property for a h arin on Augu t 20th; at th ame tim , w would adv rti for am ndm nt to th I-3 Zo n Di trict R gulation • Mr. Suping r tat d th t h had r . Smith i out of th pr v iou w 11. • • • • 0 .. - -10- VII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE Mr. Martin noted there were several items listed on the agenda for discussion at the request of Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones stated he would like to bring to the attention of the Commission the possible extension of West Hampden Place. He stated that the extension of West Hampden Place has been discussed as a possible solution to the traffic problem adjacent to City Hall. Mr. Jones stated that he felt some thought should be given to obtaining the right-of-way very soon; he noted that some of the land on the west side of South Bannock is in private ownership; the business properties ·on the west side of Acoma will be more expensive, but he felt steps should be taken to, assure the land now. Mr. Jones discussed an off-street parking program for the 3300, 3400 and 3500 blocks of South Broadway. He stated that the merchants of the downtown area want assistance from the Com- mission and staff in establishing an improvement district for off-street parking lots. He noted that the merchants want to get the land while it is available and vacant. Mr. Jones discussed the extension of the Little Dry Creek Conduit to Hampden Avenue. Mr. Jones noted that this was not listed as first priority by the Public Works Department, and feels this is very important and should be reviewed in the study session scheduled f9r July 30th. Mr. Jones stated he felt there should be a seminar on the Little Dry Creek to deteraine what the flood plain outline of the creek will be. He noted that other jurisdictions are involved, such as Douglas and Arapahoe Counties, Cherry Hills and Greenwood Village. Discussion followed. Mr. Martin stated that he felt it would be good to have a seminar and discuss the ramif ications of the flood plain with the other jurisdictions. llr. Supinger ask d if the Coamission wanted the staff to proceed with etting up such a seminar? Mr. Martin so directed th staff. Mr. Brown xcused him lf frOlll th at 10:15 p.m . th t Mr. Berry Col aan had aad om r com- Council at a City Council • eting a few wa information on Council ainut s. nt d • • • • - -11- Mr. Tanguma stated that he was a strong advocate of satellite parking and busing into the core area; he noted that the c ore area is congested enough eithout adding more parking area. Di s cussion followed. Mr. Jones noted that the RTD proposals are at least 10 years away. Mr. Martin stated that he had received a letter f rom l)(;>nald Roark Associates. Tile letter is as follows: July 11, 1974 Mr. Arthur Martin, Jr., Cha i rman Plann i ng Comm iss i on Ci ty of Engl e wood 3 400 So. Ela ti En g l e wood, Colorado r e: Larw i n Projec t - Hampden & So . La f ayette De a r Mr. Mart i n : "Roark Assoc iates Architec ture Planning Interiors 311 Detro i t Street Denver 80206 A f r i end of mi ne was prese nt a t a r ecent Pl a nn i n g C0111mission he a ring fo r your c ommun i t y at wh ich t ime I a m advised certai n stateaent s we r e ma de wi t h re s pec t t o our fi rm a nd these s t a t e- men t s are i nc orrec t . I t is my und e r stand i n g th a t we were "c red ited " 1th t he d esign for t he Lar wi n pro j ect a t Haapd n and So. Lafayett • Our fira was i n itially re t ai ned to d o t he desi gn work for t h is project and we did some prelimi nary design layout for th ma ter it plan. 'nle e mast r site plan layout we r e modifi d con id rably by the Larwin Company in California and we ar not r pon ibl for th ma t r it plan de•ian. In addition, did c rtain pr liminary work on th card n apartments for this proj ct but again th Larwin Company aad certain aod1ficat1ons to th and actually retained a California archit ctural firm to do th gard n apart.Jll nt . Non of th construction at the it at thi tim ha be n d si n d by th1 offic nor h v vid d pro ional rvi s for any of th work which ba construct d. w w r r tain d on this proj t for th d si n of th c nt r midri t and for the d i n o th aidri tru tur A you r , no con tru tion h d d on thi portion o th • - • • • I • - -12- We would appreciate a public meeting correction of the mis- representation by both the staff of the City of Englewood and by the Larwin Corporation with respect to the work for which we are not responsible at this site. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me . Sincerely, ROARK ASSOCIATES •S/ . Donald R. Roark ORR/jg cc: James Supinger Director of Community Development City of Englewood Allan Weinstein N . Robert Gluck" Mr. Supinger stated that he had made the statement at the meeting of July 9th that Mr. Roark's Office had done the architectural drawings for the Larwin Development. He stated that he does recall that Mr. Roark's office was involved rather significantly i n setting the tone for the architectural style of that development. Mr. Supinger agreed that a California architectural fina did the construction drawings for Phases I and IV. Mr. Supinger stated that Mr. Roark had app ared at everal of the meetings on behalf of Larwin and that he did participate in setting the architectural style of the development • dJourn d t 10 :30 p.m • - • • • • , . • -13- MEMORANIXJM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF 'IRE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, DATE : July 16, 1974 SUBJECT: 1975-1976 State Highway Work Program RE COMMENDATION: Tan g uma moved : Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend the following State Highway Work Program to City Council : I. Requests to the State Highway Commission f or inclusion in the Highway Department Work Program . A. Construction Projects on the State Highway System : 1. South Santa Fe Drive : a . Wid e n and iaprove to a s i x-lane major arte r i al , continuing th e c onstru c t i on pro- j e c t wh ich is now under wa y i n Denver s outh to I-470 . b. Constru ct a g rade se paration at t he i nte r - sec t ion of We st Dartaou th Ave nue a nd South San t a 1-'e Dr i ve . c . Cor.;tru c t a grade se paration at th e i nter- ection of Wes t Qu i n cy Ave nue a nd South Sa n ta Fe Dr i v e. d. Construc t a n overpass fo r We t Un i o n Av e nu and w t 1\l fts Av e nu e at their i nte r sec t ion with South Santa Fe Dr ive. Con truc t a c rade se pa r a tion at t he i n t r- ction of W et Bellev iew Avenu a n d South Santa F Drive. South Santa F et Av nu a int r ection a ndin completion of A-4 2. U.S. 2 5· 3. outh a. tn tall nd w paration at th int r ction Boul vard and U •• 285. l Boul vard : uth d ral Boul vard ,. - • • f - • • 0 - -1 4.- b. Construct South Federal Boulevard to f our lanes from West Belleview Avenue to West Bowles Avenue. 4. Belleview Avenue : a. Construct Bellev i ew Avenue to four lanes from South Peoria Street to South Sheridan Boulevard. b. Install storm inlets on the north side of West Belleview Avenue from Sou th Ela ti Street to Big Dry Creek. II. Requests to the De~ver Regional Council of Governments relative to the Urban System: A. Additions to the Federal Aid Urban System : 1. South Clarkson Street from East Yale Avenue to East Dry Creek Road. 2. South Windermere Street frOll West Kenyon Avenue to Gates Parkway. 3. Dartmouth Avenue from South Univer s ity Boule vard to South Federal Boulevard. 4. We s t Kenyon Avenue from South Broadway to South Santa Fe Drive. 5 . Qu i ncy Av e nue f roa South Yo s em i t e Stree t to South Wad s wo r th Boulevard. 6. we t Un i on Av e nue froa Sout h Wi ndermer Str t to South Fede ral Boulevard . 7. Wes t Tu fts Avenue from South Broadway t o Sou t h Wi nde l"ll ere Stree t. B. Con truction Projects on the F deral Aid Urban Sy t a : 1. South Broadway f roa Yal Av nu widened to th saa width a bein wid n d !roa U.S. 285 to loft-turn pock t s. to U.S . 285 : To South Broad ay is Quincy, providing 2. South Clarkson Str t: To con truct d to two lan from U.S. 28 5 to E t Orch rd Av nu 3. Quincy Av nu : To b con tru t d to t o l n from 1-225 to South Wadsworth Boul vard • " - • • - • • 0 • -15- 4. South Windermere Street: To be constructed to two lanes from West Oxford Avenue to Gates Parkway. 5. I-470: To be constructed to six lanes. AYES: Brown; Wade; Tanguaa; Martin NAYS: Jones ABSENT: Weist ; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Saith 'nle motion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Comaission. Recording Secretary ,. - • • - • • • • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION July 30, 1974 Special Meeting I. CALL TO ORDER. The Special Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 7:45 P.M. by Chairman Martin . Members present: Martin; Jorgenson ; Jones; Brown; Wade; Tanguma Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Lentsch; Weist; Smith Also present: Assistant Director Romans ; Assistant City Attorney Lee; Councilman Clayton I I . CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Chairman lartin uggested that the requests of each department be reviewed and then an attempt be made to et up prioritie The Publi Work Department reque t considered. Mr. Bro n tated that he felt th matter of torm drainag must r main a v ry high priority. Mr. Jon agreed, but tat d he felt the W t Hampden Place -We t Hampden Avenu connector should have high priority al o. Di cus ion followed. Mr . Suping r di play d a tentativ d ign plan of the West Hampden Plac xt n ion; he noted that thi would involve several prop rties and th actual r moval of four hou es, approximat ly 10 unit total. Mr. Jon tat d th t h f lt the xten ion b t n South heroke and South Bannock should b con id red tat d h f lt th1 would provide an ea in of tion at Elat1-t Hampd n Plac -.S. 285, r outhbound man uv rin than att mptin to at Ch rok or Elati and man uv r into th outhbound turn t South Banno k Str t • ,, - • • ' • • • • 0 • tended, it may increase the green light time for westbound traffic, and thereby compound the stacking problem on South Elati. Further discussion followed. Mr. Jones asked why the Voorhees Report should not be considered ; he noted that the Report advocated extension of the one-way street system from Yale to Belleview, or return to two-way streets. Mr. Jones stated that he had received "letters from people pleading for return of two-way traffic". Discussion on the preliminary sketch ensued. Mr. Martin asked if the Commissicn would be amenable to a letter being sent to the Bank indi ating the Commission's intere t in discussing the matter of West Hampden Place extension to Bannock, and asking their feeli n g toward the future development of the area. Discussion followed. No adverse comments were made regarding the preparation of the letter. Mr. Martin asked that such a letter b prepared for his signature. Mr. Jon di cussed the Littl Dry Creek Conduit; he stated that even though the Public Works Department had not reque ted funding for the conduit until 1976, he felt this should be a top priority item. Mr. Jone noted the new developments which may increase the torm drainag wat rs. Di cus ion followed. Mr. Supinger noted that h f lt on r ason thi wa not included in requ st for 1975 funding, a the Council r que t that Parks Re r ation Commi ion inve tigate acqui ition and im- provement of drainag way , and h understood Little Dry Creek wa p ifically m ntion d. Mr. Jones acknowl dg d th r was informal di cu ion r garding thi ; Mr. Jon furth r d that th do ntown m rchant and the Chamber of Com.mer e a king for th ov ring of Littl Dry Cr k B nnock. Furth r di cu sion follo d. ond d : Th b AYES : Mart i n ; Jor n on; Jon NAYS : Non ion go on r cord r que tin ion that Littl Ory Cr k Conduit in h l 75 C pital Improv nt Brown ; Wad Tan uma ABSE T : th ; nt c h ; W t ni mot on arr1 d. • • , - • • • • 0 I• • -3- Further discussion on the requests ensued. Mr . Martin noted that manpower was certainly a factor, and stated he understood the volunteer force was to be increased. Mr. Clayton stated there is a committee studying the manpower needs at the present time; he stated that he felt Council would receive the results of this study before long. nte Police Department had no requests for Capital Improvements this year. Mr. Supinger stated that he had c hecked with Chief Clasby on funding for communication needs in relatio n with the SCAT program, and was informed that these needs will be cover d by the Federal grant (LEAA). Parks & Recreation requests were then considered. Mr. Martin noted that Sheridan has authorized the sale of land to the City of Englewood for a golf course; he asked if any of th fu nds needed for the purchase and development would om from revenue sharing? Mr. Supinger stated he did not know. Mr. Jones stated there have been some fun ds budg t d in 1974 for this project. Mr. Martin stated he had been informed th r i d for a bathhouse at Sinclair Swim Pool. Mr. Tanguma a k what problem was created by using the school? Mr . Supinger stated that it is not convenient, and th peopl think th r 1 a problem. Discussion follow d. Ir. Brown ta d h f lt there could be a health problem with no bathhou and peopl not wanting to use th faciliti s in th chool for how r before wimmin . Mrs. Wad stated that th t nni Cent nnial Acres Park hould b that th n ed i "y sterday''. Wad moved: and handb 11 court in the mov d up to 1976; he tated Brown co nded: Th h ndball and t nni ourt in Centennial A r s Park mov d to 1976 priorities. AY S: Tanguma ; tartin; Jorg n on; Jon ; Brown; Wade NAYS : on ABSENT : m1th ; Lent ch; W i t lb ot1on c rri d . • • • • - -4- Mr. Jones asked if there were actual figures on the storm drainage damage in Belleview Park? He stated that he had difficulty realizing there may be $100,000 worth of damage. Mr. Martin noted that five Lions Club members volunteered to do what they could to repair the train track. M~. Martin asked if the proposed greenhouse would be located on West Union where the nursery is? Mr. Supinger stated that he did not know if a decision had been made on the location. Mr. Tanguma stated he felt the community building should be fund d in 197 5. Discussion followed. Tan uma mov d: Funding for the Community Building be moved to 1975. 'n'I motion di d for lac k of s ond . layton tat d that the matt r of a community building is on id ration at the pr e nt time; he is trying to get information togethe r on what typ of facil i ty is needed ommuni ty. He stat d th r wa a possibility that might approve renovation o the police/fire building Girard at Bannoc k Str et. Mr. Clay ton stated that he nta t d th Chamb r of Commer ; they have agre d to 1 aring house on thi proj t, and are doing the th Counci l. r. Ta nguma not d that land values may rise 10% to 12% in the n xt y ar; h e f lt there was a real n ed to appropriate funds for thi proj ct at the earliest opportunity . Mr. Martin stat d he f lt th City would have to know what type facility i n ded befor on could even dis c u s the matter of land or how much land might be needed. Mr. Tanguma pointed out that all th information hould be available by the end of this y ar. H tat d that if fund are not available for land purch in 1975, th City won 't g t the land. Mr. Brown not d that thi i a tight budg t year, and he doubt d th r would b ufficient fund in 1975 to keep up th on-going proj t plu many n w proj t . ion th • tin as peopl ant on-oin : h a facility u s d th n d 0 d i abl not aciliti • • • • • • 0 I • • -5- for teen-age dancing; elderly people could play cards, shuffle board, this type of thing. Mr. Supinger noted that Parks and Recreation also has a need for space for their craft classes, and storage of their materials. Further discussion foll owed. The requests of the Community Development Department were c onsidered . Bicycle path s were briefly discussed. Mr. Tanguma stated that he felt the Senior Citizens Center could be part of the community center. Mr. Supinger pointed out that senior citizens will want their own area in such a facility, as will some other groups. Mr. Supinger stated that h e had designed the Community Develop- ment requests as a "laundry list", and that he personally felt the Housing Authority implementation would be the most important item. He noted that the Authority will need more funds than they will receive from the Federal Government . At 9:50 P.M., Mr. Brown excused himself from the meeting. Discussion on th requ priority list for 1975 n ued. nie followi ng is the Improvements Program. 1. Storm Sewers. 2. River Red evelopment. 3. Little Dry Cre k Conduit. 4. Rebuilding or R lo ation of Fire Station •3 . 5. Library Expansion. 6. West Hampden Av nu -Hampden Place conn ctor. 7. Bathhous at Sinc lair Swim Pool. 8. Housing Authority Implementation. 9. S nior Surr y V h i l • 10. Str t Ov rlay Program. No priority i giv n to the item -1 with d l unit. nt . • • • 0 • 1976 Capital Improvement s Storm Drainage . Riv e r Redevelopment. Community Building/Senior Citizen Center . Fire Training & Testing Facility. Little Dry Creek Conduit. Centennial Park -Tennis and Handball Courts. Street Overlay Program. Paving District Program. Sidewalk Distri ct . OPTICOM Controls fo r Ten Additional Intersections. Repla cement of Fire Hose. Centennial Park Picnic Area , Gardens . Ice Rink. Housing Authority Implement ation . Bi c ycle Paths. Commer cial Area Beautification. South Platte River Greenbelt Park. Water Distribution Improvements. Sanitary Sewer Exten ions . 1977 Ca pital Improv me nts l play r a. -6- • • , 1979 Capital Improvements Street Overlay Program. P aving District Program. Sidewalk District. • 0 • Construction of Fire Station in NE Area of Ci t y. River Redevelopment . Bates-Logan Park Improvements. McLellan Reservoir Housing Authority Impleme ntat ion. So uth Platte River Greenbelt Park. Water Distribution Improvement s . Sanitary Sewer Extensions . 1980 Capital Improvements treet Overlay Program. Paving District Program Sid walk District. Repla ce Fire Pumper. River Redev lopm nt. Bates-Logan Improvem nts. I Lellan Re servoir -Picnic Shelt rs. South Platt River Gr nbelt Park . Water Distribution Improvem nts Sanitary S w r Ext n ion Jor 'ad Planning Commi ion re ommend the abov li t of C p1tal Improvements to th City tan ger. A\ S. W d ; lartin ; Jorg n ~o n; Jon b NAYS· Tanguma ABS T: Wi st; Sm1th; L nt h; Bro•n 111 ' m t1on arr1 d. -7- • • , • • • • 0 - Mr. Martin noted that the Commission should definitely be represented on the Committee. -8- Mr. Jones stated that he had discussed the matter with Mr. Peterson of the Chamber, and the Chamber is developing an ownership and lease questionnaire . Mr. Martin asked that the Commission have a copy of the que s tionnaire. Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger noted that a parking surv y was done in connection with the Core Area Study both on weekdays and Saturdays; the study showed there was adequate parking space but it is poorly located . Mr. Clayton noted that the parking survey was done on Tuesdays, 1bursdays, and Saturdays in April and May at approximately 10 a.m . and 2 p.m., which does not reflect the heavy usage times. Discussion followed. Mr. Martin suggested setting up a special meeting with the merchants regarding parking, or the Chamber of Commerce on August 13th. Ir. Martin stated that he is on the RTD Citizens Action Com- mittee, and one of th member of this group, a businessman on South Broadway, has written a letter in response to an article in the Denver Post regarding the testing of express lane from downtown Denver to I-25 on Broadway. 'Ibe gentleman has r i tten th letter opposing such express lane , and has signed it a a representative of the Planning Commission. Mr . Martin stated that h felt this was gross misrepresentation, of both the gentleman in que tion and the Commission. Mr. Suping r stated that a he recalled, this gentleman was asked to attend th RTD m ting by the former chairman; there wa no official authorization from the Commi sion as a body, however. Mr. Martin stat d h had asked the gentleaan wh r he had r c iv d the authority to "represent" th Commis ion, and r ived no an wer to hi que tioo. Mr. Martin tated that he f lt the problem lie ith th Citizens Action Coaaitt e to olv , and that RTD ha nothing to do ith th probl m of the downtown m rchant • Mr. Martin tat d he felt thi poor publi r la ti on . Mr. t d th t lett r nould b nt to th a copy to RID indic tin th t h l not th nlativ of the Planning Coaiai ion, and hould r frain that impr s on. Di cussion follo d. ipt o a m Corporation. or ndum n min Th follo in th l • • - , • • • • 0 I• • ENGLEWOOD ADULT LIMITED PARTNERS 1. Ronald J. Banks 3500 Farm Hill Drive Falls Church, Va. 22209 3. Morton L. Berfield 7404 Haddi ngton Place Bethesda, Md. 20034 5. Bruce L. Gilmore, M.D. 918 Lindsay Place Alexandria, Va. 22304 7. Jerome Canter Dorothy Canter 6009 Shady Oak Lane Bethesda, Id. 20034 9. Leonard T. DeLisio 3205 Cambridge Court Fairfax, a. 22030 11. Norman H. I aacson, M.D. Est 11 I aac on 7223 S lkirk Driv Bethesda, Md. 20034 13. G orgc F Miller, Jr. 1303 Knox Pla e Al xnndri , Va. 223 4 15. Bor1 Rabkin, .D. Dorothy Si 1 n Rabkin, M.D. 315 Scott Dr1v Silv r Spr n ' Md. 20 04 17. Opp ntur 815 , NW w E D AMJ LY LI JTEO PARTNER 1. th nt -9- 2. Michael A. Barnard Parnard Associates, Inc. 1990 M. Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20036 4. Paul S. Berger 1229 19th Street NW Washington, D.C. 20036 6. Thomas H. Burrowes 5209 Chamberlin Avenue Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 8. David S. Croyder 7012 Darby Road B thesda, Md . 20034 10. Francis J. Fabrizio 1834 K. Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20006 12. Rosan.o Marinucci 3317 Powder Mill Ro d Adelphi, Md. 14. John E . Nolan, Jr. 24 Crofton Str et Ch vy Cha , Md. 20015 16. Paul Vito 711 K nn dy Str , NW Wa hin ton, D.C. 20011 l 2. ol Youn 79 0 an Or1 t ford, Conn ,. . r h1p • • ) 3. Richard Dellheim 48 Rock Glen Road Overbrook Hills , Pa. 5. Nathaniel Lieb 311 Wynne Lane Narberth, Pa. 7. E. Eugene Mason •. 2300 Two Girard Plaza Philadelphia, Pa. • • • 4. Harvey Rosenbluth 288 Melrose Avenue Merion, Pa . 6. Walter Koelbel 5291 Yale Circle Denver, Colorado 8 . Dana Empringham -10- 9553 West Pico Boulevard Los An geles , California Mr . Martin noted that he has received a copy of a letter from Larwin stating they cannot aid financially in the undergrounding of utilities at Floyd Park. Mr. Lee noted that h would be out of town on vacation on August 20th. The meeting adjourn d at 10:40 P. I. , • • I - • • - -11- MEMORANDUM TO 1HE ENGLEWOOD Cl TY MANAGER REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DATE: July 30, 1974 SUBJECT : Capital Improvement Program RECOMMENDATION: Jorgenson moved: Wade seconded: The Conunission reconunend the following list of Capital Improvem en ts to the City Manager: 1975 Capital Improvement s 1. Storm Sewers. 2. River Redevelopment . 3. Little Dry Creek Conduit. 4. Rebuilding or Relocation of Fire Station #3 . 5. Library Expansion . 6. W st Hampd n Avenue-Hampd n Place connector. 7. Bathhou at Sinclair Swim Pool. Hou si ng Authority Jmpl m ntat1on. 9. S nior Surr y Vehicle. 10. Street Ov rlay Program. No priority i giv n to th se it m for 1975: -1 with di nt. t1on. l t Park . nt . nt r . nJu ll ourt • 1 unit (Fir ) . • • - • • - 1976 Capital Improvements (Continued) OPTI COM Controls f or Ten Additional Intersections. Replacement of Fire Hose. Centennial Park Picnic Area, Gardens. Ice Rink. Housing Authority Implementation. Bicycle Paths. Commercial Area Beautification. South Platte River Greenbelt Park. Water Distribution Improvements. San itary Sewer Extensions. 1977 Capital Improvements Little Dry Creek Conduit. Paving District Prog ram. Street Overlay Program. Sidewalk District. New Aerial-pumper Combinat ion. Three new staff cars (Fire). River Redevelopment. Housing Authority Implementation. Bicy c l Path . South Platt Riv r Greenb It Park. Commercial Area B autification . Water Di tr1bution Improvem nt . Sanitary S w r Ext nsion 197 Capital Improvem nt hool play ar a. ntation. lt Park. nt . Ar a o City • -12- • • • 0 • 1979 Capital Improvements (Continued) South Platte River Greenbelt Park . Water Distribution Improvements. Sanitary Sewer Extensions. 1980 Capital Improvements Street Overlay Program. Paving District Program. Sidewalk Distri ct . Replace Fire Pumpe r . River Redevelopmen t. Bates-Logan Improvements. McLellan Reservoir -Picnic Shelters . South Platte River Greenbelt Park. Water Distribution Improvements . Sanitary Sewer Extension . AYES : Wade; Martin; Jorgenson ; Jones NAYS : Tanguma ABSENT : Wei st; Smith; Lentsch; Browh nie motion c arried . Resp ctfully ubmitted, -13- By Order of the City Planning and Zoning C01U1issi on. /I ~ . 4 Jtfif;;_ J-J I ~, . " ft;;~ <?• nY Recording Seer tary •. • • , • • 0 l • • .. -J..O- ;.::c::.:ORAN u;r. TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COti ."CI L REGA. DIXG A1.,. "·· OR • EC01U.iE,'DATION OF Tl' E CITY PL~"NIXG A'::o.u zoxr.·c cm:1;:::::;::. o:. DA~E: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Amendmen of §22 .4 -5c() o t.e Comprehensi v e Zoni g 0 dinance . nzcmi. :E.'DATIO.': Le •• '~sc h . oved: Jorgenso. seconded: The Plan.ing Co~.mission recollll' end to City Couic 'l t~~ · §22 .(-5c(l) be a en ed o rea : " y "p ... r .. itted in 't e I-2, General Industrial District." i.'lZS: (,;:.:.· i ; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones; Bro wn; Weist; Wa e ."YS: :o.e .ABSE . 'T: T nguma; Sci th ~he ~o't 'on c rri d . Respectfully sub:nit ed, City Planni g ssion. G rt ~a G. we!ty u R cor 1 ~ S cretary "' - • . • • , • I I . Z0::-1 NG -3 Zo • • -... - CAS E ,r;~G -7 4 .,, Wei t e t ed a d took his pl ce with the Commission. \'.' e ove The Pub ic e r 'n o Case ,r;26 -74 be ope ed . row s co de ,YES: Jor enson; Jones; rown; Weist; Wade; Martin; Lentsc .'AYS: None A SE:T: T S i th T e . o ion c rried . that those persons in fa vor of the proposed I-3 District speak . No one spoke in favor . in then asked that those in opposition to the I-3 speak . No one spoke in o pposition. representi g land owners in the area, state just entered the meeting and would like to speak t e arr.end~ent this time. The Public on Case #26-74 be clos d. YE S: Len sc ; Jo enson; Jo s; Brown; Weist; Wade; ar in ::-..AYS: ,·one ABSENT: Tanguma; Smith T. d: con d: d to Ci nd d to I-2, ch; Jor son; Jon ; Brown; t· • d . ily ic r n on c ,, 2-7 0 Jo .. ru.on; J rown; at y • • • STi .. /. •t.E:?O:l Pr:.~c -1- Staff Repo rt Re : • 0 • A mendletto§22.-5c z o~~ D st ric t o read (1) Auy ~s Dist·ic Date to be Cons "dcrc : August 20, 197 ; !)plic nt : Dcs criptio. of Action : zo.· NG Q, D NA.\CZ "'" C se #26 -74 ~:.i~XT ~) o t e I-3 Heav y Industrial p mitted in the I-2 Indu rial • • , • Sr.'\ F .E?O"? P::!ge -2 - t .. O b~e: P..L ... ..1..V l..:ic 0 3 . • • ZOX XG ORDINAXCE A.!E.\D,ffi~"? Case r.26-7 '1 b·~ial Zone District regul tio s ow app r i. t e Co1.1p e 1cnsi ve re so ab e use o an it a s an ce as it st nds will e - beneficial or p ro itable 4 . Ow ers o xis o be zon d I -3 will ot b u s wit in t e area proposed rive o f the conti nuati on o f amended as proposed . o se us es i t e o. i ance ·b 5 . In the Co.prehensive Zoning Ordinance at §22 .1-2 , it is recited t the City o f Englewoo " as ena c ted ost appropri te u e o 1 n a logical growth o f the c ·ty ••• " The r.10:::;<: "app1·opriate" , not '\.he most " ro i ble" use must be con- is Co .. ~u.:..s&io tr.c r_,.; 1. tio1 s o t e I -3 Zone x · t wil pe1"";;1i t a mo e app opri te sc t.e public nd pri v a e i crests, ti an to be e as proposed . • • • ST/\.n REPO T ?o.ge -3- • • • , . ZO. --i ·G 0 D XA!CE C::se ;;26 -7 4 . ...... ;,.' recite specific re ulations or ~!cs uses int e text . Dco::i:..·tmcnt of Cora unii:y Devcl o~ .. ,-..-.;: ,.nalysis: .... : • .:. 1..i te propose ollOI ing annexation o t•e I -3 Zoe i stri c t w s ;:;y t e a ttor. ·y o:.: persor.s a sp .:..c ~rea to t e City of Engl - I -3 z o.c Di~ ric t to per it a y use in rial District , the a torn y .rgucd that t e poss.bi ity of using t eir 1 n or grc~ er l::ir~c cm pan·cs an i .cre ased tax of uses with fewu~ res ricti o ns, nd that would be at ractc to the area resulting in base for the City . T;w City has bee. put i e position o c c ting s~cci 1 l cgisl tion f or one specific area and partic 1 r )erso~s , in an c fort to cc pro ise nd hopefully forestall : ·~.er o pposition to al w suit against the City in the n xatio case . :e I-3, ! avy i l District regulations can.o~ oc ::pplicd o ly to o c b t upon application o a pro ~rty 01 .er o · sevci· propci· y o w rs, would have to be onsid e~: t ny loc tion within t.u City w i h lends itself to develop- .• c pe .. it te within t is Zon Dis rict . In · fting zoning ... u b co. idcr d, nd sp o y s lect few is not to t • ..: p ct u ly ubm · , ions, t public w lfaru legislation which will it best inter t of th p blic • 0-'-~--.-- " :.::s L . SUPI XGE J ...... c or o: Co • . • • , - • • 0 I~ - r INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILt.1A \ 1 , ,,..• ·~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING (c)(l) OF 22 .4 -15 , I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That subsection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended), is hereby amended to read as follows: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial District (c) Permitted Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no structure shall be designed, erected, altered, used or occupied except for one o r more of the fol· lowing u e : (1) Any u e permitted in 1 -1 lftd~ trial I -2 I DUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of Septe•ber, 1974. Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinance on th Sth day of S pteaber, 1974 . Mayor ·l · • • , • • • • ATTEST: ex 0££1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex oft1 c 10 C1 y Clerk -Treasurer -2- •, • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING (c)(l) OF 22.4-15, I -3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZON ING ORDINANCE, (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I -3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That subsection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended), is hereby amended to read as follows: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial District (c) Permitted Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no structure shall be designed, erec ted, altered, used or occupied except for one or more of the fol- lowing uses : (1) Any use permitted in 1-1 lftd~ trial I -2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, read in full and pas ed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 19 4. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on th Sth day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor -1 - •. • • , , • • • • 0 • ATTEST: ex officio City C!erk -lreasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·2· • • , , • • • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING (c)(l) OF 22 .4 -15 , I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED ), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That subsection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended), is hereby amended to read as follows: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial District (c) Permitted Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no structure shall be de signed, erected, altered, used or occupied except for one or more of the fol- lowing u es: (1) Any use permitted in 1 -1 lftd~ tPial 1-2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, read in full and passed on first readina on the 3rd day of September, 19 4. Publi shed a a Bill for an Ordinance on th Sth day of Septeab r, 1974 . Mayor ·1 · • • , • • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING (c)(l) OF 22.4-15, I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONI G ORDINANCE, (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That subsection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Com- prehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended), is hereby amended to read as follows: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial District (c) Permitted Principal Uses. No land shall be used or occupied and no structure shall be designed, erected, altered, used or occupied except for one or more of the fol - lowing u es: (1) Any u e penaitted in 1 -l lft~~ t~ial 1 -2 I DUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, re d in full and pa sed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 19 4. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of Septeaber, 1974 . Ma or -1 - • • , ...... , • • • • 0 • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex 0££ic10 City Clerk -Treasurer .z . ' ' • • - • STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staff Report Re: • 0 • ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #22-74 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 (I-1) Case #24-74 (I-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) Zoning of the Santa Fe -Union Annexation Area. Date to be Considered: August 20, 1974 Initiated by: City of Englewood, as the annexing aunicipality. Because four zone classifications have been proposed for the annexation area, four legal notices appeared in the paper, and four hearings will be held: One on the area to be zoned R-1-C, Single-faaily Residence; one on the area to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial; one on the area to be zoned I-2, General Industrial; and one on the area to be zoned I-3, Heavy Industrial. Because much of the data in the taff report would be identical for all three cases, the in- formation for all four Hearings has again been incorporated into one report. Location : " - An irregularly shaped area which lies on both the east and est side of South Santa Fe Drive. 'Ibe area to the west of South Santa Fe Driv extends sterly to, and at eoae point beyond , the South Platte River and fro. West Union Av nu to a point 337 fe t north of West Quincy Av nue. On th zonin id s of a t fro. east sid of South Santa F Drive, th proposed an area frontin on both the north and south Tuft Av nu , extending approxiaately 550 feet ind ra r Street. Arae h Countl Zoninl Prior to Ann xation to th Citl of R-3, 1 -faa1ly R id ntial 8-4 , G n ral Bu in I-1 , Li ht Industrial I-2, H avy Indu trial lood Plain Prop d Zonin1: ood. • • d - , • • • STAFF REPORT Page -2- • 0 • ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #22-74 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 (I-1) Case #24-74 (I-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) Public Hearing No. 1: Advertised to be zoned R-1-C, Single-faaily Residence: an area generally to the east of South Windermere Street and south of West Tufts Avenue. Please refer to the attached map for the location of this area. Public Hearing No. 2: Advertised to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial: a. The area to the east of South Santa Fe Drive, which lies north of West Tufts Avenue and the area to the south of West Tufts Avenue, which adjoins South Windermere Street both on the east and west sides, including the Mardesen property at the southeast corner of South Windermere Street and West Tufts Avenue. b. 'nl e land to the west of South Santa Fe Drive, extending generally 300+ feet froa and generally parallel to South Santa Fe Drive, following property boundaries as shown on the attached map, "', Public Hearinl No. 3: Advertised to be zoned I-2, General Indu tria1.n area generally west of that area zoned I-1 , se parated into two s ctions by thos properties shown on the Arapahoe County As s or's record a being owned by Sample, Svigel, Koch, and Robert • Pleas refer to the attached map . Public Hearing No. 4: Adv rti ed to be zon d I-3, H avy Industrial : Thoe properti shown on th Arapahoe County A se or' record a being o ned by Hall, Dor y Jr. t al; Hunt r; Garaan ; City and County of Denv r ; Saapl ; vig l ; Koch ; Roberts ; Kiewit ; Oran ldt ; Hall Land • Lea sin and Soul . Pl a e refer to th atta h d •ap. R ason or Action: of C ~unity Coapreb n 1v of th City dhtricte. To ion b tiat d • • - • • • • 0 - STAFF REPORT Page -3-ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #22-84 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 {I-1 Case #24-74 (1-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) 1. The 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District, is an ex- tension of the 1-1 Zone classification which has been applied to lands within the City of Englewood prior to the annexation, which lands are adjacent to the subject area on the north, south and west, and will assure that any new development within the subject area will be compatible. 2. The proposed 1-1 Zone District will conform with the Generalized Land Use Plan for that area as set forth in the City's Comprehensive Plan, and the Regional Land Use Plan as developed by the Denver Regional Council of Governments. 3. All existing uses not in compliance with the pro- visions of the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District, could con- tinue as a Non-conforming Use; thus the owners of those uses would not be denied the right to continue the present use of their property. 4. Because of the proximity of existing industrial developaent, the railway lines and South Santa Fe Drive, the area does not lend itself to residential developaent, and the construction of any new residential units in the area should not be permitted. 5. Any vacant land within the subject area can be reasonably developed under the provisions of the I-1, Light Industrial Zone Di trict. Description of Subject Area and Adja ent Ar a: 183 acr ea t of Sant F and r Th Santa F -Union ann xation encoapa an ar a of , •or or le , approxiaat ly 20 acre of bich is Santa F Driv , and th r st to th st of South Driv • hae both induetr al n tb ar a bou back OD th • • , STAFF REPORT Page -4- • - ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #22-74 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 (I-1) Case #24-74 (I-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) The area to the west of Santa Fe is a mixture of uses which include single-family residential units located in the industrially developed sections, several small motels, used auto sales, a billiard "parlor", a liquor store and a restaurant all fronting on South Santa Fe Drive. The industrial uses in- clude several warehouses, manufacturing, construction, gravel operations and a greenhouse. There are also several auto- wrecking yards in the area which would become permitted uses under the I-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District; but which would be non-conforming under the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District. Back round of Previous Action Relatin to the Area: The City of Englewo<>d first started proceedings to annex the subject area three years ago. The zoning of the area was C<lllllenced, but was not completed because of inter- vening legal action relative to the annexation, The City Council initiated annexation proceedings in 1973, and the area becam officially annexed to the City on December 8, 1973. This action is also in Court at this tiae. The Planning COllUnis ion held two Public Hearings on November 27 , 1973, to zon the annex d area. Lots 12 and 13, Bell I 1 Gardens Subdivision, Arapahoe County, Colorado, were ub equently zoned R-1-C , Single-Faaily Residence. The rest of th ann x d area wa propos d to be zoned I-1, Light In- du trial , whi c h zoning wa oppo d by aany of th property own rs who have auto wrecking yards. tiaony H arin , th COllais ion d v lop a third in- District, at tb Delli Dta District r, ri aa adv rtia d In•ustri al • • ........ , • • STAFF REPORT Page -5- • • ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #22-74 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 (I-1) Case #24-74 (I-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) As a result of the testimony given at the Public Hearing on June 18, 1974, the City Planning and Zoning Commission decided not to approve the zoning as posted and published. In- stead, the Commission decided that further consideration was needed on the matter and a study session was set for July 2, 1974. At the study session, the Commission decided to recommend to the City Council that some of the area proposed to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial District, should be zoned I-2, General Industrial District, and that the zone designation on certain properties should be reconsidered. One area that was recon- sidered was an approximate 300 foot strip along South Santa Fe which was proposed to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial. The attached proposed Zoning lap shows the recommended changes. The Commission also recommended that the I-3, Heavy Industrial District be amended to include all the permitted uses of the I-2, General Industrial District, rather than the uses permitted in the I-1, Light Industrial District. At the following me ting, the City Council ref rred the entire matter back to the Planning and Zoning Commission. ow, legal notices have b en publi hed in th official City newspaper, and prop rti s hav been posted advertising the Public Hearing on Au u t 20, 1974. 'nl Zone District as advertised are R-1-C, Single-family Re idence; I-1, Light Industrial District; I-2, G n ral In u trial District; and I-3, Heavy Industrial Di trict. R lationship to the to th 0 pro po p rt nt of th d zonin Plan: City b Q tiv r port • • , • STAFF REPORT Page -6- • • • {• ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #2~-74 (R-1-C) Case #23-74 (I-1) Case #24-74 (I-2) Case #25-74 (I-3) Department of Community Developaent Analysis: The staff recognizes that certain uses exist within the area which has been annexed to the City and that those uses should be permitted to continue in operation. 1be staff is of the further opinion, however, that no new residential units should be permitted to be built within the area, and no new auto-wrecking yards or siailar heavy-intensity uses should be peraitted to be developed, To this end, the staff is of the opinion that the entire area should be zoned I-1, Light Industrial, permitting existing uses to operate so long as the owners should so desire; while at the saae tiae, confining any new development to those uses penaitted in the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District. 1be zoning as advertised at the direction of the Coa- aission, would acc011110date all of the existing uses except the existing single-f8.Jllily residential uses which are in the areas proposed to be Zoned I-1, I-2, and I-3 • .,,spectt~ed, tE~ SUPINGER ~ Dire c tor of Comaunity Developaent ,. • • , , • • ' ANTAF ,-- I I SHERIDAN J -R-1-C , Single-Fam. Res. :=:J -1-1 • Light Industrial ?ZJ-1-2,General Industrial ~ -1-3,Heavy Industrial !nql~ -----s UNIONJVE ~ • • U ~~,O~-J P~OPOSED :ONING ,:1 OXFOflD AVE . l AVE ~ /, r r=t-STAtffORD AVE ~· . ·" I '1 • .... • ..... • ,-- ' ' SHERI DA/ , I ' SAN"fA FE-. UN~O~ Previous Arapahoe County Zoning ARIAPAH UNION_,!\'£. ~ • • ,.-,.-+---O~X-'-F"""O fl 0 AVE . l ~ A • r I 0 • A V 7 " • - , • • • • t• • -11- ME}10RA NDUM TO TiiE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUN CIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECmlMENDAT ION FROM THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMI SSION. DATE: Au g ust 20, 1974 SUBJECT: R-1-C Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-Union Annexation RECO, 1 lENDAT ION: Lentsch moved : Jones seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the f ollowing described proper ty be desi g nated as R-1-C, Single-fami ly Residence, which zone classification would be compatible with the existing development. Begi nning at the NW corner o f Lot 8 (SW Corne r of Lot 1), Bell Isle Gard ens , Second Filing; thence N 89°46' E 244.0 ft . o t e NE Cor of Lot 5, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence s. 125 .0 ft . to the SE Cor . of s id Lot 5; thence N 9°46 ' E 193 .0 ft. t o the SE Cor . of Lot 11, Ilell Isle G rdens; thence N . alo ng tie E . lin and E . line ext d o aid Lot 11 270.0 ft. to the c enterl ine of West Tufts Ave u t once s . 89°47' w. long t10 c ntcrline o f West Tufts Ave 437 .0 ft . to a point on the extend d W. line of Lo t 1, l Isle Garde ns, Second Filing; h nee S. along he xt n d W. line and W. line of said Lot 1 145 .0 ft . to the poi nt o f beginning. R pectfully sutlllitted, By Order of the City Planning and zonin Commissio w lty 7 ; er tary '-"' •. • • I • • 0 , . • -2- III. COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE Amendment of I-3 Zone District CASE #26-74 Mr. Weist entered and took his place with the Commission. Wade moved: Brown seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #26-74 be opened. AYES: Jorgenson; Jones; Brown; Weist; Wade; Martin; Lentsch NAYS: None ABSENT: Tanguma; Smith The motion carried. ~r. Martin asked that those persons in favor of the proposed amendment to the I-3 District speak. No one spoke in favor. Mr. Martin then asked that those in opposition to the I-3 amendment speak. No one spoke in opposition. Mr . John Gollub, representing land owners in the area, stated that he had just entered the meeting and would like to speak in fa vor of the amendment at this time. Lentsch moved: Wade seconded: The Public Hearing on Case w26-74 be closed. AYES: Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones; Brown; Weist; Wade; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Tanguma; Smith Th motion carried. Lent ch moved: Jorgenson conded: The Planning Co111J11i ion recoam nd to City Council that §22.4-lSc(l) be am nd d to r ad: "Any u pend tt d in the 1-2, G neral Industrial Distri.ct." -- AYES: Martin; Lent ch; Jorgenson; Jones; Brown ; Weist; Wad 'AYS: None ABSE T: Tan Wlla; Saith Th motion c rried. IV. CA DIOV d; on d: Th Public H arin on C • w22-74 o Lent cb; Jorge on; Jon ; Bro n; d i t 111 •Ot on c rri d • • • , • I • • -..,- 1 r. 1!artin asked that those persons wishing to speak i .. f avor of the R-1-C Zone designation do so . No one spoke in iavor . Mr . Martin asked that those opposed to the R-1-C Zone designa- tion speak. No one spoke in opposition. Lentsch moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #22-74 be closed. AYES: Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones; Brown; Weist; Wade NAYS: None ABSENT: Tanguma; Smith The motion carried. Discussion ensued. Lent ch mov d: Jone econd d: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described property be designat d a R-1-C, Single-family Residence, which zone clas ification would be compatible with the existing development . "Be inning at th NW Corn r of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot 1), B 11 Isle Garden , Second Filing; thence N 89°46' E 244.0 t. to the NE Cor of Lot 5, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filin Th ence S. 125.0 ft. to th SE Cor. of said Lot 5; th n N 9 °46' E 193.0 It . to th SE Cor. of Lot 11, Bell Isl Garden th nc N. lon th E. line nd E. line extended of aid Lot 11 270.0 ft. to th c nt rlin of W t Tufts Avenue; th nee s. 89 ° 7' W. long the c nt rlin of W t Tuft Av nu 437.0 ft . to point on th xt nd d W. lin of Lot 1. Bell I le Gard n , S cond Filin ; thence S. alon th xt nd d w. lin and w. line of id Lot 1 145.0 ft. to t point of be inning. A \ S: • AYS: ABSE."T: T otion rtin; L nt ch; Jor n on; Jon ; Brown; W i t th rri d. r port CAS .. 23-74 Publ H n .. 23-74 0 d. nt Jor ; Jon ro n • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~cJ'~_~]>~-1.::r~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDI ANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN R-1-C (SINGLE-FAMILY RES- IDENCE) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the Ci ty of Englewood that t erritory known as Santa Fe-Union Ann exation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the pro- visions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public h arings upon the appropriate zoning for said ter - ritory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provi ions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREA S , the aid Planning and Zoning Commission ha heretofore recoamended to th City Council of th City of Englewood, Colorado, that the hereinafter de - cribed property hould b included within the R-1 -C (Si ngle -Famil Residenc ) Zone Di tr ic t; nd WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Color do, ha considered the re comme ndat ion of aid co•- mission, including the docu• nts and records accoapanying th a , ha concluded that th public health, afety, conv ni nee nd welf re, w 11 a ood zon1n pr tic , ju fi th inclu ion of id prop rty ith n id zoning di tr1ct. 0 , TH FO , B IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COU CIL 0 TH CITY 0 . 'G L "000. COLO follo s: • • - • • 0 • Section 1. The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), together with a zoning map annexed thereto, is hereby amended to place the following described property within R-1-C (Single- Family Residence, to-wit: Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot l), Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence N 89°46 ' E 244.0 "' - ft. to the NE Cor of Lot 5, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence s. 125.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 5; thence N 89 °46' E 193.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of Lot 11, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. along the E. line and E. line exteoded of said Lot 11 270.0 ft, to the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; t~ence s. R9°47' W. along the centerline of West Tufts Avenue 437.0 ft. to a point on the extended W. line of Lot 1, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing ; thence s. along the extended W. line and W. line of said Lot 1 145.0 ft. to the point of besinnizaa& Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth day of September, 1974. Mayor ATT ST: x officio Cit Clerk-Treasurer rl Noll nberg r, do b reby certify t t t abov 1• tru , accurate and ca.pl te copy o a 111 for n e, introduced, r ad in full, nd pass d o f 1rlt r din Jrd day of pt er, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tr urer • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN R-1-C (SINGLE-FAMILY RES- IDENCE) ZONE DISTRICT. WH EREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood has he retofor e, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of En glewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pur s uant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to th e pro- visions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of th City of Englewood has held numerou s public hearings upon the appropriate zoning for said ter- ritory, has given con ideration to the matters produced t id public hearings and has other ise complied with th provisions of the statute , ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WH EREAS, th id Pl nning nd Zoning Commission h her tofor e reco ended to th Cit Council of the City of Englewood, Color do, that the hereinafter de s - cribed prop rty hould b included within the R-1 -C ( in le-Famil R idenc ) Zone Di tr1ct; nd r.onin ithin ood, 0 THE B TH CITY COU CIL follow : ,,. - • • I ...... • 0 • Section 1. The Compre hensiv e Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. Z6, Series of 1963, as amended), together with a zoning map annexed thereto, is hereby amended to place the following described property within R-1-C (Single- Family Residence, to-wit: Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot 1), Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence N 89°46' E 244.0 ft. to the NE Cor of Lot 5, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence S. 125.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 5; thence N 89°46' E 193.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of Lot 11, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended of said Lot 11 270.0 ft. to the centerline of West Tufts Avenue ; t~ence s. R9°47' W. along the centerline of West Tufts Avenue 437.0 ft. to a point on the extended w. line of Lot 1, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing ; thence S. along the extended W. line and w. line of said Lot l 145.0 ft. to the point of be1inniQ&' Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Tr 1, l.arl oll an for oln is a tr an Ordi.nance, introd c on t rd day of pt Mayor surer rtify that th above t copy of a Jill for p s d on first r di 0 • • ' • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN R-1-C (SINGLE-FAMILY RES - IDENCE) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the Ci ty of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pur s uant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the pro- visions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held num erous public h arings upon the appropriate zoning for said ter- ritory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise c omplied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewo od; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Commission has heretofore recolllllended to the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, that the hereinafter de s- cribed property should be included within the R-1 -C (Single-Family Residence) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered the recollllllendation of said com· mission, including th documents and records accompanyin th m , ha concluded that the public health, safety, conv ni nc nd welfare, s w 11 a good zoning practic , JU tifie th inclusion of aid property within aid zonin di trict. 0 , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORA 0, s follows: • • , I • • • 0 • Sec t i on 1. The Comprehens i ve Zon ing Ordinance (Or d i nan ce No . 26, Ser ies of 1963, a s a men d ed), toge the r wi t h a zoning map annexed ther e to, is here b y amended to place the f o l low i ng de s cribed property wi th i n R-1-C (S i ngl e- Famil y Residence, to -wi t : Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot l}, Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing; thence N 89 °46 ' E 244.0 ft. to the NE Cor of Lot 5 , Bell Isle Gardens, Second Filing ; thence S. 125.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 5 ; thence N 89°46' E 193.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of Lot 11, Bell Isle Gardens ; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended o f said Lot 11 270.0 f t. to the centerline of West Tu f ts Avenue ; thence s. R9 °47 ' w. along the c en te rline o f West TUfts Avenue 437.0 f t. to a point on the extended W. line of Lot 1, Bell Isle Garden•, Second Filing ; thenc e S. along the extended W. l i ne and W. line of said Lot 1 145 .0 ft. to the point of beginnisa&' Introduced, r ead in fu l l and paaaed on first reading on the 3rd day of Septeaber, 19 74 . Publiahed aa a Bill fo r an Ordinance on the 5th da y of September, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Cl rk-Treaaurer I, l.arl Nollenberser, do hereby certify that the above and for oi i• a tru , accurat and c09plete copy of a Bill for a Ordinance, introduc r ad 1n full, and p Hed on first readin& o t rd d yo pt r, 1974 • ex officio City Clerk-Tl: aurer • • , - • • • • 0 I• • -23 - ME. l ORAN DUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CI TY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR R cmmENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING Ar D ZONING COMMISSION . DATE : August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: I-3 Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-Union Annexation RECmt. mNDA TI ON: Lents ch ove : Weis s conded: B.:?t,i • ing .. n poi1 f ro Sections ;:>.· .• c . p l • • • • • • 0 • 1E'.l!ORA NDIDI TO THE ENGLEWOOD CI TY COUNCIL REGARDING AC ' J , OR RECm!HNDATION OF THE CITY PLANNL.G AND ZONING co .. ns <:..,uN . D A TE: August 20 , 1974 SU JECT: I-3 Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-u o. A .nexation ECOM ffiNDATION: Lentsch mov e d: \' eist seconded: Commission recommen co Ci ty "' - S · ' ' 0" • • • • • • 0 • -1 li e to its point of intersection with the existing c~t y Limits , City of Englewood , Colora o; thence along the following c o urse -- said course being along the exi s ting City Limits,City of Englewood, Co lorado ; S 00°1 8'30" w. 278 .0 ft .; thence S 7 2°17'00" E . 631.2 ft.; thence S 00 °01'45" W. 688.2 ft .; thence N. 89°46 '4 0 " E . 538 .2 ft.; thence S . 64°12' 50" E . 185.0 ft .; thence S . 7 5° 46'30" W. '11 .1 ft .; thence S . 00°03 '30" \'/. 6 7 .8 ft . to the SE Co . NE 1/4 Sec . 8 -5 -68; thence N. 56°22' E . 460 .12 ft .; thenc e N . 57°42' E . 41. 57 t . to he N . line of County Road Ko . 1 (Brown Road) -at its point of intersection with the centerli e of Peter sburgh Ditch; thence N. 21°45 ' W. 190.10 t .; t enc e N. 04°50' w. 309 .50 t .; th nee '. 83 °0 3' E. 262 .31 t .; thence S. 24°49' E. 503 .03 ft. to "the N . line o f County Road .-o . l ( own oa ); tic co n o rthe.stcrly along said N. line 16 .01 it ., to the SE Cor . of a Parcel reco rded i n Book 1669, Pa.;e 310; thence N. 9°05' E . along the E . l i n e o f said P are 1 :J72 .9•1 ft. tote S · Cor. o a Pre 1 recorded in nook 1669, Pn~c OD; tl nee W. 92 .13 ft . to t.e SW Cor. of said P reel; tllui1CO N. 157 . 04 ft . to "the NW Cor . o f said Parcel; said Cor . , oo be ·ng po 'nt on he s . l i ne o f a Parcel recorded in Book 21 , P.g 250; thence E . alo g said S . line 299,53 ft ., more ,,,.. 'SS, to t1c SE Cor. of i P reel; thence,·, 09°05' E . 22 .7G ft . to th NE Cor. o b~id Par el; said Co . also being s . li10 of a P rec rccor o in Boot 1570, 0 23 ' E. alo ti said S . line 8.7 ft . t o 1; th •n ong he boun • ry o s i • 32 .8 ft ., w. 360 .0 ft ., th .E Cor. of s 1 E. 9 . 14 .rt.. , ttor or 1 ss, to t.hc SW Cor . of a 02 , Pago 111; th ~n cc N. lo e W. o f .i Pre 1 330 .0 ft . to c; thence E. ~ion~ point on t.l xt n 1267, Pa ~e 373; h nc o a d P • 1 330.0 E. S. lin o 1 ook l X' COX' • to th Cor. o ! said P.r d i.n too . l n x t • • , • • • • 0 • -1 .... - b .i. Pare 1 on the followin g cours e --N . 16°34' W 117 .56 It ., x 10 °14' w 62 .0 ft ., N 12 ° 01' E ~s.o ft ., N 04°39' w 110 .0 ft . --to trn NE Cor . of said rel; said Cor . being a point oa the N . line o f S oc . 9 -5-68; t once E . al o ng said N. line 88 . 25 ft . , mo re o r less , to t e S · Cor . o f a Parcel re c orded i Book 2020, P .go 204; ·he co N . alo g the E. line o f said Parcel 330 .0 f . t o t e. point o bogi ning • . YE S: Wa e; Weist; Brown; J o nes; Jorgens o n; Lentsc l; ~arti n XAYS: No no A SENT: Smith; T.ngwna The mo ·on carried . '.:r . Brown noted that City Council wo u ld hav e t o h o ld public 1ca ·ings on these zone design a tio ns , al so , and c a u tioned th a t Council r.iig "bo asking s o me pertinent q ue s t i o ns ." ~r . ~ · in thanked L e land owners for their patience wit the Commission on this matter . CASE :,2 7-74 :~. Supi1gor stated thi is a north/south alley between L p n South W.1.nderm re Streets, ox ndin'=' not·th from L high Avon e . ib a 16 ft . wide all y bound d on both sid s by property F r.1. tors, lnc ., serve as access to the e • r :rn or ,!etal Fabric tor , Inc . Mr . Su ping r stat d ppl1cation on h, b en ma e by 1 t al Fabri- c a tors, In·., .nd t l th re is J U t ificntion f o r V:I :l'\.lOD • 0 on r Dlo ll r • • I ' • • • • 0 • \, u.., INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. _____________ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP A'ITACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-3 f{EAVY INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WREREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoni~g Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Co11111ission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Comaiasion has heretofore ~eco11111ended to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be included within the I-3 (Heavy Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered the reco .. endation of said c09lllission, including the documents and records acc<>11panying the same, haa concluded that the public health, safety, convenience and welfare, as well aa good zoning practice, justifies the inclusion of said property within said zoning district. NOW, THEREFOll!, BE IT OIDAINE.D BY THE CITY COUllCIL OF THE CITY OF EMGLEWOOD, COLORADO, 88 follows : Section l. Th Comprehenaive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Serie• of 1963, aa amended), togeth r with a zonin aap annexed th reto, ia hereby amended to place th• follovin deacrib d prop rty within I-3 (Heavy Industrial) Zone Diatrict, o-vit: -1- • • • • - Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 & 9, Township 5 South, Rang e 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, bears E. 62.1 ft .; thence W. 102.1 ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11 °43 ' E. 337 .0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1 /2 S 1 /2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. 1120.7 ft. along said N. line to the true point of beginning; thence cont inuing w. along said N. line 552.5 ft. to a point ; thence S. 330.0 ft. to a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence W. 211.87 " - ft. along said N. line to a point ; thence S. 330.48 ft. to a point on the S. line of the N 1 /2 N 1 /2 N 1 /2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. 659.13 ft. along said S. line to a point on the W. line of Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence N. 19.33 ft . along said W. line to a point 1010.0 ft. N. of the SW Cor. NW 1 /4 NW 1 /4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence s. 65 °00'W. 350.0 ft.; thence S. 80 °30' w. 310.0 ft .; thence S. 16 °55' w. 845.0 ft. to a point on the N. l ine of the SE 1 /4 NE 1 /4 Sec. 8-5-68 ; thence W. 374.0 ft. along said N. line to its point of intersection with the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence alon g the following course -- said course being along the existing City Limits,City of Englewood, Colorado ; S 00 °18'30" w. 278.0 ft.; thence S 72 °17'00" E. 631.2 ft.; thence S 00 °01'45" w. 688.2 ft.; thence N. 89 °46'40 " E. 538 .2 ft.; thence S. 64 °12' 50" E. 185 .0 ft.; thence S. 75 ° 46'30" w. 44.l ft.; thence S. 00 °03'30" W. 67 .8 ft. to the SE Cor . NE 1 /4 Sec. 8-5-68 ; thence N. 56 °22' E. 460.12 ft.; then ce N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to the N. line of County Road No. l (Brown Road) -at its point of i nters ec tion with the centerline of Petersburgh Ditc h; thence N. 21 °45' w. 190.10 ft.; thence N. 04 °50' W. 309.50 ft.; thence N. 83 °03' E. 262.31 ft.; th nee s. 24 °49 ' E. 503.03 ft. to the N. line of County Road o . l (Brown Road); thence northeasterly along said N. line 46 .0l ft ., to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669, P ge 310; thence N. 9 °05' E. along the E . line of said Par ce l 572.94 ft. to the SE Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669 , P g 309; thence w. 92.13 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parc el; th nc N. 157.04 f t. to th NW Cor. of said Parcel ; said Cor. al o being a point on the S. line of a Parcel record d in Book 1219, Page 250; th nee E. along said S. line 299.53 ft., more or 1 s, to th SE Cor. of aid Pare l; thence N. 09°05' E. 221.76 ft. to th NE Cor. of aaid Parcel ; said Cor. alao being a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Pa 199; th nc N. 88 °23' E. along aid • lin 8.7 ft. to th SE Cor. o eaid Pa rcel; th nc alon the boundary of aid Pre l on t follo ng cour • 32 .8 ft., • 360.0 ft., 9.0 ft., • 2 °03' E. 297.0 ft. --to th E Cor. of said Pare l; thenc • 9.14 f~ •• mor or l , to th SW Cor. of a P reel r cord in Book 1024, Pag 111; th nc N. alo th w. l1n and w. lin xt nd d o id Pare l 330.0 ft. to a point -2- • • f ..... • • • ·. • on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue ; thence E. along said N. line 660.02 ft.; more or less, to a point on the extended w. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373 ; thence S . along the extended w. line and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the s. line of s aid Parcel and the S. line of the Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548, 391.65 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1507, Page 289; thence N. 158.l ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the N. line of said Parcel 87.5 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 668, Page 171; thence N. along the w. line and w. line extended of said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a point on the N. line of west Radcliff Avenue ; thence w. along said N. line 77.82 ft., aore or less, to a point ; said point being a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1045, Page 536, and 300 f t ., at right angles, from the w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; th e nce northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. f roa, thew. R.O .W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, a distance o f 336.67 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of the aforeaentioned Parcel; said point being on the N. line of tbe S 1/2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1 /4 Sec . 9-5-68 ; thence W. along said N. line 721.7 ft., aore or less, to a point on the E. line of a Parcel re- c orded in Book 1386, Pace 485 ; thenc e along the boundarJ of said Parcel on the following course --N. 16•34 • W 117.56 ft., N 10°14' W 62.0 ft., N 12 ° 01' E 48.0 ft., N 04 °39 ' W 110.0 ft. --to the NE Cor. o f said Parcel ; s aid Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence E. alone said N. line 88.25 ft., aore or leas, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Pase 204 ; thence N. along the E. line of eaid Parcel 330.0 ft. to th•: point o f be1inning. Introd uced , r ead in full and paaaed on f tra t r eading on the 3rd da y of Se pteabar , 197 4 . Publish d aa • Bill for an Or ditumc on th 5th da y of Sept...t>er, 19 74 . KAYO -3-• • • , ...... • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -4- . ' • , -• 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. _____________ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COHPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY .ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-3 f{EAVY INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoni6g Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Co11111iasion of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning CO!laiasion has heretofore recoimiended to the City Council of the City of Engle- oo d, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be includ d within the I-3 (Heavy Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of th City of Englewood, Colorado, h • considered th rec~ndation of said commission, includin the documents and records acc09Panyin th aa , has c onclud d that the public h alth, safety, conv nience and welfare, aa well aa good zoning practice, justifies the inclusion of said property within said zoning district. NOW, THEREFORE, B IT ORDAIN D BY TH! CITY COUNCIL 0 111E CITY 0 LEWOOD, COLORADO, aa foll S c tion 1. din.an ce ( dinance • 26, th r with a &onin up aM xed nd d to pl ce th foll in ducrib d (H avy Industrial) Zon Dia rict, to-vit: -1- "' - • • , • • 0 - Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 ~ 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, bears E. 62.l f t.; thence W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11°43' E. 337.0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1 /2 S 1 /2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence w. 1120.7 ft. along said N. line to the true point of beginning; thence continuing W. along said N. line 552.5 ft. to a point ; thence S. 330.0 ft. to a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence w. 211.87 ft. along said N. line to a point ; thence S. 330.48 ft. to a point on the S. line of the N 1 /2 N 1/2 N 1 /2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. 659.13 ft. along said s. line to a point on the W. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence N. 19.33 ft . along sai d W. l i ne to a point 1010.0 ft. N. of the SW Cor. NW 1 /4 NW 1 /4 Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence s. 65°00'W. 350.0 ft.; thence S. 80 °30' w. 310.0 ft.; thence S. 16°55' w. 845.0 ft. to a point on the N. line of the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 8-5-68 ; thence W. 374 .0 ft . along said N. line to i ts point of intersection with the existing City Liaits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence along the follow ing course -- said course being along the existing City Liaits,City of Englewood, Colorado; S 00 °1 8 '30" w. 278.0 ft.; thence S 72°17'00" E. 631.2 ft.; thence S 00 °01 '45" w. 688.2 ft.; thence N. 89 °46'40 " E. 538.2 ft.; thence s. 64°12' 50" E. 185 .0 ft .; thence S. 75° 46'30" w. 44.l ft.; thence s. 00°03'30" w. 67.8 ft. to the SE Cor. NE 1 /4 Sec. 8-5-68; thence N. 56 °22' E. 460.12 ft.; thence N. 57 °42' E . 41.57 ft. to the N. lin of County Road No. 1 (Brown Road) -at its point of intersection with the centerline of Petersburgh Ditch; thence N. 21°45' • 190.10 ft.; th nee N. 04 °50' w. 309.50 ft.; th nee N. 83 °03' E. 262.31 ft.; thenc s. 24 °49' E. 503.03 ft. to th N. lin of County Road o. l (Brown Road); thence north ast rly alon said N. lin 46.01 ft., to th SE Cor. of a Pare 1 r cord din Book 1669, Pa 310; thenc N. 9 °05' E. along th E. lin of said Pare l 5 72 .94 ft. to th SE Cor. of a Pare 1 r cord d in Book 1669, P 309 ; th n w. 92.13 ft. to th S Cor. of said Pare l; th nc • 157.04 ft. to the Cor. o! aid Pare l; said Cor. l o being a point on th S. lin o! a Pare l r ord d in Book 1219 , Pg 250 ; th nc E. alon id S. lin 299.53 ft., aore or 1 s, to tb S Cor. of a id Pare 1 ; tb ne • 09°05' . 221.76 ft. to t Cor. of aid P reel ; aid Cor. alao beinl P re 1 r cord d in Boo 1~70, • alone d • lin .7 ft. to th nc th boundary of said • 3 2. ft., • 3 o.o ft., t. --to th Cor. of aid or l , to th Cor. of a P 111 ; th nc • alo th 1d P re 1 330.0 t. to a point -2- • • , -• • I• • on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence E. along said N. line 660.02 ft.; aore or less, to a point on the extended w. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence S. along the extended w. line and W. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the S. line of s aid Parcel and the S. line of the Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548, 391.65 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1507, Page 289; thence N. 158.l ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the N. line of said Parcel 87.5 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 668, Page 171; thence N. along the W. line and w. line extended of said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a point on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence W. along said N. line 77.82 ft., aore or less, to a point; said point being a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1045, Page 536, and 300 ft., at right angles, from the w. a.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. froa, thew. a.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, a distance of 336.67 ft., aore or less, to a point on the N. line of the aforeaentioned Parcel; said point beibg on the N. line of the S 1/2 N 1/2 N 1 /2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence W. along said N. line 721.7 ft., aore or less, to a point on the E. line of a Parcel re- corded in Book 1386, Page 485; thence along the boundary of said Parcel on the following course --N. 16°34' W 117.56 ft., N 10°14' W 62.0 ft., N 12° 01' E 48.0 ft., N 04 °39' W 110.0 ft. --to the NE Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence E. along said N. line 88.25 ft., aore or less, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Pase 204; thence N. along the E. line of aaid Parcel 330.0 ft. to the'. point of besinning. Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on th 3rd day of September, 1974. Publiah d •• a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of S ptember, 1974. MAYO • . • • • , ....... • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and co11plete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • I I • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. _____________ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND TllE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO T1lE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-3 f{EAVY INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WKEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known aa Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such caaes .. de and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the eo.prehenaive Zoni6g Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning C:O..iasion of the City of Englewood has held numerous public bearing• upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public bearings and has otherviae complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning eo..iasion has heretofore recomaended to the City Council of the City of Engle- od, Colorado, that the hereinafter deacribed property should be included within the 1-3 (Heavy Industrial) Zon District; and WKEllEAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered t racc:>1111endation of aaid c011Riaaion, including the docll8etlt• and records accoaipanying the ..... ha• conclud d that the public b altb, aafety, convenience and lfare, as w 11 as good zoning practice, juatifiea the inclusion of aaid property within said zonin district. 0 NOW, THElEFO CITY OP EMCL S tion 1. I IT OIDAI BY TH c1n COLORADO, as foll IL dinanc (Ordinan a • 2 • &0ni11 •P ann -1- • • • • 0 • Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 ~ 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, bears E. 62.l ft.; thence W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11°43' E. 337.0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. 1120.7 ft. along said N. line to the true point of beginning; thence continuing W. along said N. line 552.5 ft. to a point; thence S. 330.0 ft. to a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence W. 211.87 ,. - ft. along said N. line to a point; thence S. 330.48 ft. to a point on the S. line of the N 1/2 N 1/2 N 1 /2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence W. 659.13 ft. along said s. line to a point on the W. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence N. 19.33 ft. along said W. line to a point 1010.0 ft. N. of the SW Cor. NW 1 /4 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence S. 65°00'W. 350.0 ft.; thence S. 80 °30' W. 310.0 ft.; thence S. 16°55' w. 845.0 ft. to a point on the N. line of the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 8-5-68 ; thence W. 374.0 ft. along said N. line to its point of intersection with the existing City Liait , City of Englewood, Colorado; thence along the followin cour e said course being along the existing City Limits,City of Englewood, Colorado; S 00°18'30'' w. 278.0 ft.; thence S 72 °1 7 '00 " E. 631.2 ft.; thence S 00°01'45 " w. 688.2 ft.; thenc N. 89 °46'40 " E. 538.2 ft.; thence S. 64°12' 50" E. 185 .0 ft.; th nc S . 75° 46'30" w. 44.l ft.; thence s. 00 °03'30" . 67 .8 ft. to the SE Cor. NE 1 /4 Sec. 8-5-68; thence N. 56 °22' E. 460.12 ft.; thence N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. lin of County Road No. l (Brown Road) -at its point of int r ction with th centerline of Petersburgh Ditch ; th nc • 21 °45' • 190.10 ft.; thenc N. 04 °50' w. 309.50 ft.; th nee • 83 °03' E. 262.31 ft.; thence s. 24 °49' E. 503.03 ft. to th N. lin of County Road No. l (Brown Road); thence northea terly alon said N. lin 46.01 ft., to the SE Cor. of a Pare 1 r cord din Book 1669, Page 310; thence N. 9°05' E. along th E. lin of aid Pare l 572.94 ft. to the SE Cor. of a Pare l record d in Book 1669, Page 309; th nee w. 92.13 ft. to th SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence N. 157.04 ft. to the NW Cor. of aid Parcel; said Cor. also being a point on the s. lin of a Parcel record d in Book 1219, Page 250; thence E. along id S. lin 299.53 ft., mor or less, to the SE Cor. of said Pare l; thence N. 09°05' E. 221.76 ft. to the NE Cor. of said Pare l; aid Cor. also being a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Pag 199 ; thence N. 88 °23' E. alon aid S. lin 8.7 ft. to the SE eor. of said Pare l; th nc along the boundary of said Parcel on th following cour • 32.8 ft., W. 360.0 ft., N. 69.0 ft., N. 28 °03' E. 297.0 ft. --to th NE Cor. of said Pare l; th nc E. 9.14 ft., mor or le , to th S Cor. of a Parcel r cord d in Book 1024, Pa 111; th nc N. along th w. lin and w. lin xt nd d of said P re l 330.0 ft. to a point -2- • • • • • I~ • ' on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence E. along said N. line 660.02 ft.; more or less, to a point on the extended W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence S. along the extended w. line and W. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the S. line of s aid Parcel and the S. line of the Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548, 391.65 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1507, Page 289; thence N. 158.1 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel ; thence E. along the N. line of said Parcel 87.5 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 668, Page 171; thence N. along the W. line and w. line extended of said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a point on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence W. along said N. line 77.82 ft., aore or less, to a point ; aaid point being a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1045, Page 536, and 300 ft., at right angles, froa t • R.O •. lin of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly alon a lin , parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. froa, th • R.O •. line of .s. Hwy. 85, a distance of 336.67 ft., or 1 a, to a point on th N. line of the aforeaent~oned Pare l ; said point being on the N. line of the S 1 /2 N 1/2 1/2 1 /4 c. 9-5-68 ; th nc w. along said N. line 721.7 ft., aor or 1 , to a point on th E. line of a Parcel re- c ord d in Book 13 6, Pa&• 485 ; th nc along the boundarJ of said Parcel on tb following cours --N. 16°34' W 117.56 ft., N 10°14' W 62.0 ft., N 12• 01' E 48.0 ft., N 04 °39' W 110.0 ft. --to th ME Cor. of said Parcel ; aid Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence E. along said N. line 88.25 ft., more or less, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, P•I• 204; thence N. along the E. line of aaid Parcel 330.0 ft. to the, point of be&inning. Introduced, read in full and paaa d on firat reading on the 3rd day of S pteaber, 1974. Publiah d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of S pteaiber, 1974. KAYO -3- ,. - • • • I I • • • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , • 0 • -20- 11EMORANDU M TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTI ON OR RECm1MENDATION OF THE CITY PLA?>.'N NG AND ZON !G CO:MISSI ON DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: I-2 Zoning Designation -S ta Fe-Union Annexation RECOM~lENDA TION: Len sch moved: Jorgenson seconde The Pl nin Cor.ur. . .:;;s ·on recommend to City Counci the followi n g described property ~e designa~ed as I -2, Gener l In ustrial Dis rict, which zone classification would be compatible with the existing development . • I said Cor . b t E. lin.,, Pare l; sa · Cor. t e. c \ . long in /2 ,. . • • 0 • • 0 • -2 said N . line 34.84 It .; thence N. 82°55' E. 4J1.HH rt. along said N . line; thence s . 87°53' E . 204.30 rt . along said N. line; thence N. 10°47' E. 507 ,65 ft .; thence s. 84°59' E. 202.0 ft ., t o the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Page 273; hence N. 10°38'42" E. 197 .20 ft. to t e NW Cor . of said Parcel; thence s. 86°12' E. 6.85 ft ., more or less, to a point on the S. line of a Parcel reco rded in Book 675, Page 581 --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, rom the W, R.O.W . line of U .S . Hwy . 85; thence northe sterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. frrn t e W. R.O.W . line o f U.S . Hwy. 85 , 118 .3 ft., more or less , t o a point on the N. line o f said Parcel; thence N. 88 ° 2 ' W. 12 .03 ft ., mo re o r less, along the N. line of sai Parcel t o the SW Cor. o f a Parcel recorded in Book 1497, Pae 246; t h enc e N.1 0 °4 7 ' E . 94.23 ft . to the NW Cor . of said reel; thence N. 89°21 ' E . 15.94 ft., more or less, t o a point on the N. line o f said Parcel --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from t e W. R.O.W . line of U.S. Hwy . 85; thence n o rtheasterly along a line, parallel t o and at right angles, 300 ft. from the W. R.O .W. line of U.S. Hwy . 85 381 .6 ft., more or less, to a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Bo ok 681, Page 5 8; thence W. 335 .04 ft., more or less, along the S. lines of P reels ecorded in Book 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. of Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence N. 330 .0 ft. along the W. line and W. lino xtended oI s id P reel to a point on the N. line of West Radcliff Av nue; thence W. along said N. line 660 .02 ft. more or less, o point on the W. line extended, of a Parcel r corded in Bo o 1024, Page 111; thence S. along the W. line ext nded and \1. l ·ne o s id Parcel 330 .0 ft . to the SW Cor . of aid P reel; t e cow. 9.14 ft., more or less, to the NE Car . of a Parcel r cord d in Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly along the bo 1dary of said Parcel on the following course --s. 28°03' w. 297 .0 ft ., s. 69.0 ft., E. 360 .0 ft., s. 32.8 ft. --tote S Cor . of aid Parcel; th nc s . 88°23' w. 8 .7 ft. alon the s i P reel to th NE Car. of a Parcel r cor ed in Pa e 250; th nee S. 09°05' W. 221.76 ft. along the E. 1 o s id P re l to t SE Car. of aid Parcel; th nc 299.53 ft ., long the S. line of aid Pare l poi t --th l\1 Car. of a Pare l r cord d Do l G9, P 309; th nc S. 157.04 ft. to th SW Cor. . c l; 1..h n E. 92. 13 t. to th S Cor. o i --~. 1d C lho b oint on th E. l n of 11 I.) I lli •!>, p, I~ :no; th(lO • 9"05' w. I H•• ••I' '"' 1 d p,, ,., ... 1 lo ~hu p n t o •. • • , , I • • • • • • -2:.. AYE S: Lentsch; Martin; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones; Jorg0 ,o n ~A YS: None AB SENT: Tanguma; Smith Th e motion carried. Respect ully submitted, By o ::.·der of the City Planning an Zoning Commission . ~I L /' //, ,,,._ / /; (' ,/ 7-I ' Gert r de ·G . Wel t y I - Recordi~ Secretar y • . • • - • • 0 (• • -6- AYES: Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Wade; Weist; Brown NAY S: None ABSENT: Smith; Tanguma The motion carried. VI. ZONE DESIGNATION I-2 Zone District Weist moved: CASE :/24-74 Lentsch seconded:. The Public Hearing on Case #24-74 be opened. AYES: Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith; Tanguma The motion carried. Mr . Martin asked if any one wished to speak in favor of the I-2 Zoning designation. Mrs . Edna Carl ton stated that her property is surrounded by proposed I-3 Zoning; she stated that she now wanted I-3 zoning with the I-2 uses included as permitted uses. Mrs. Carlton stated that if her prospective buyer detennines he doe not ~a nt the land, she will have to have a wrecking yard or some- thing similar on her land ; this would not be permitted in the I -2 Zone Di trict. 1lr . Len ts ch noted that the action o f the Commission is not to "expand" the wrecking yards, but only to allow those people so engaged in business to make a living. :.Ir . Carl ton asked why she couldn't have the same zonin she had in th County? Mr. Martin tated that h f lt the Commission r o, enda tions to Council wi ll coincid with th form r County zoning as clo ely a po i bl . lr . rtin tated that a h r alled t the last hearing on Jun 18th, rs. Carlton a k d for I-2 zonin . Ir • Carlton tat d h felt sh had indicat d h w nt d th I-3, p rov id d a pr -tre plant could b p rmitt due in that Di t rict. :.ir . t.h zon n , t h ould lik to r COllll nd t t d, b pprov d. • • • • • • 0 • -7 - Lentsch mo ved: Wade seconded: The Public Hcari g on C se #24 -74 be close . AYES : Lei sch; i1artin; Wade; Weist; Brown; J o nes; Jor enson 1 AYS : None rDSENT : S ith; Tanguma Te .otion carried . Len sch moved: Jorgenso seconded: Te Planning Commission recommend to City Co ncil the f ollowing d scribed property be designated as I -2, General I nd ustrial District which z o ne class if ·catio n would be compatible with the e x istlng de v elop- n.1 ent . Area I: Beginning of Sec io s 4 ~ 9 , P~·in c ·pa s of Parcel; i or . thenc W. alonri /2 /2 7, • • • • -8 - s aid N .... ine 3 ·1.8·1 ft .; thence X . 82°55' E . 434 .~8 ft. :,long sa id 1'. ine ; t wnce s. 87° 5:)' E. 204 .30 It . a ong sa i•I X . line ; ~h e.co K. 10°4 7' E. 507.65 ft.; tlcnce S. 84 °59' E. 20~.o ft ., to the SW Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Pa g o 273; '" c ce • 10°:J8 '42" E. 197.20 ft . o tl c NW Cor . o f said Parcel; t ie1ce S. 86°12' E . 6 .85 f ., more or less , o a p oi1t on the S . l "ne of a Parcel recorded in Book 1675, Page 58 --s i point being 300 ft., at right angl , from the w. .o.w. line i f U.S . J wy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel t o nd at right ang les, 300 ft. fror:i. 'the W. R ,O. W. lino o f u .S. :wy . 85 , 11 .3 ft ., more or less, to a point on the N . line of said Parcel; thence N. 88 °02' W. 12 .03 It ., more or lcsb , along tho N. line of sai P re 1 to the SW Cor. of a Parce l recorded in Book 14 97, Page 2 ';6; t e ce N . 1 0 ° 4 7' E . 94 .2J ft. to tie NW Cor . of said Pare l; thence N. 89°21 ' E . 15 .94 ft ., more o r less, to a point on the N. line o f said ? reel --said point bing 300 ft., at right angles, from ~l e 9 , R.O.W. line o U .S. Hwy . 85; tlenco nor l easterly along a line, p.rallel to n a't right angles, 300 ft . fro the W. R .O . f , line of U .S. Hy . 85 381.6 ft., more or less, to a ryoi nt on tie s . line o f a Parcel recor ed in Book 681, Pa g e 5·.o ; t e1ce W. 335 .04 ft ., 1aoro or 1 ss , long o S. li us o P. l·ccls r~corded in Boo 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page T th o·. of Par 1 r cor u in Book 1267, Pa~c 330 .0 f . lo g t e W. line and W. lin x ended to ~ po 'n n the N. inc of We t a if long &aid N. li e 660 .02 f . mor or less, 01 W. l 'ne xt d, o f P reel racor e i P.~c 111; tone S .• lon hew . line xtended an n u o , d P reel 330.0 t . SW Cor . of E:. i p, ·eel; W. 9 . 14 ft . , or or l o ti e 1'E Cor. of . Pare 1 oo 570, Pg 99, ti etc Sou orly lon" tho >ouu , ry o s. id ... arcol follo ing course --S . 28°03' wJ7 .0 ~~ .• s . 69.0 ft ., 360 .0 ft ., s . 32.8 f . --tot Cur. ol id P.rcol; t S. 88°23' W. 8.7 ft. along tho otio r.r P. r l to th , · Cor . of a P re l r or ad i w nco S . 09°05' W. 221.76 ft. lon~ th S · Cor. of s i p. c l; th nc t e S. 11n of said Parcel NW Cor . of P re l d :::>. 37 .04 t. to ti SI ft . to ti. SI. Cor. o. &, po o ti • lt nu 01 31 : t s. 0 05. P re th po n w i t; Brown; Jon Jor n on • • , - • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~-c:~'-~~~~J-~~~~~~~~~- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CCllPRERENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, HORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zontng Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration t o the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Commission has heretofore recoaaended to the City Council of the City of Engle- od, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be included within the I-2 (General Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, baa considered the recommendation of said cOllllission, including the docU111ents and records acc011panyin the saae, has concluded that the public health, safety, conv ni nee and welfar , as well as good zoning practice, justifies the inclusion of said prop rty within s id zonin district. NOW, nlEREFORE, !E IT ORDAINED BY TH CITY COUNCIL OF 'l1t! CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, Bl follows: S ction 1. The Compr henaiv Zonin Ordinanc {Ordinance No. 26, Sri 1 of 1963, as a nd d), tog th r with a zonin aap ann x th reto, is h r by m nd d to plac tb foll in d acrib d prop rty within 1-2 (C n ral Industrial) Zon District, to-wit: . ... -1- ,_ • • - • • • • 0 •• - Area I : Beginni ng at a point from which the common 1 /4 corner of Sections 4 & 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian , Bears E. 62.1 f t.; t h enc e W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a po i nt on the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thenc e N. 11 °43 ' E . 3 3 7 .0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1 /2 SW 1 /4 Sec. 4-5-68 ; thence w. 1120 .7 ft. to the NE Cor. of a parcel recorded in Book 2020 , Page 204 , said Cor. being the true point o f beginning ; thence S. along the E. line of sa i d Par c el 330.0 ft. to the SE Cor. o f said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec . 9-5-68 ; thence W. along said N. line 88.25 ft. to the NE Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Book 1386, Page 485 ; thence Southerly along the boundary of said Parcel on the following cours e --s. 04 °39 ' E. 110.0 ft., s. 12 °01 ' W. 48.0 ft., S. 10 °14 ' E . 62.0 f t ., S . 16 °34' E. 117.56 f t. --t o a point on the N. line o f the S 1 /2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1/4 Se c . 9-5-68 ; thence E . along said N. line 744.88 ft., more or less, to t he SW Cor. o f a Parcel r ecorded i n Book 1917 , Page 488 ; thence N. along the W. line of said Parcel and w. line o f a Parcel re c o.rded in Book 1896, Page 505 , 330 .0 ft., more or less, t o t he NW Cor . of s aid Parcel ; th e nc e E. along the N. li n e o f sa i d Parc el , 83 .65 f t., more or l ess , to a p oint on the e xt e nde d W. l i ne o f a Parcel r ecorded i n Book 22 37 , Page 755; thence N. 8 °3 0 ' E . along t he extended W. l i ne and w. line o f sa i d Parcel 3 33.66 ft., more or less , to tbe NW Cor . of s a i d Parc e l; said Cor. being a po i nt on t h e N. line of the S 1/2 S 1 /2 S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec . 4-5-68 ; thence W. along said N. l in 837 ,59 f t. to the point of beginniqi. Ar a II : Begi n ning a t the SW Cor. o f th e NW 1/4 o .f S e c. 9 , Town hip 5 South, Ra ng 68 Wes t o f the S i x th Princi pal Me r i d i an a1d Cor . bein a point o n th e e x isting Ci ty Lim i t s , City o f Engl wood , Colorado ; th ence a long the follo wi ng course --s a i d cour e being alon the xisti ng Ci t y Limit , City o f Englewood , Colorado ; N. 55 •22• E. 460.12 ft.; thenc N. 57 °42 ' E. 41 .57 ft. to th • lin of Coun t y Ro ad No. l (Brow n Ro ad) --a t its point o f i nt rs ction with th c n te r lin of the P t r a burgh Dit c h ; th nc N. 21 °45' . 190.10 ft.; th nee N. 0 4 °50 ' W. 309.50 f t.; th n c N. 83 °03' E. 262 .31 ft.; thence S. 2 4 °4 9' E. 503.03 ft. to th • l i n o f County Road No. l (Brown Road); th nc north at rly along aaid • line 46.01 ft., to t h SI Cor. o t a Parc el record d in Book 1669, P g 310 --aid Cor. bein t he tru ooint of be&innin&; tbenc continuin n ortb•••terl J aloac aid N. 110 34.84 ft.; th nee • s2 •55• E. 434.88 ft. along a i d • lin & th nc S. 87 °53' E. 204.30 ft , along id N. lin th nc N. 10 47 ' E. 507.6$ t.; th nc • 34•59• E. 202.0 ft,, to th S Cor. of a Pare l r cord d in Book 2001, Pa1e 273; -2- • • -• • (• - thence N. 10°38'42" E. 197.20 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence s. 86°12' E. 6.85 ft., more or .le~s. to a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 167 5 , Page 581 --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from thew. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from thew. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel; thence N. 88 °02' W. 12.03 ft., more or less, along the N. line of said Parcel to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1497, Page 246; thence N.10 °47' E. 94.23 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence N. 89°21' E. 15.94 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from the w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. froa the W. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 381.6 ft., more or less, to a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548; thence W. 335.04 ft ., more or less, along the S. lines of Parcels recorded in Book 681, Pa ge 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. of Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373 ; thence N. 330.0 ft. along the W. line and W. line extended of said Parcel to a pbint on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence W. along said N. line 660.02 ft. aore or le s, to a point on thew. line extended, of a Parcel recorded in Book 1024, Page 111 ; thence S. along thew. line extended and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to th SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence W. 9.14 ft., more or leas, to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly alon the boundary of aid Parcel on the f ollo i06i course --s. 28°03' W. 297.0 ft., S. 69.0 ft., E. 360.0 ft., S. 32.8 ft. --to the S Cor. of aid Parcel; thence s. 88 °23' W. 8.7 ft. alon the s. lin of aid Parcel to the NE Cor. of a Parcel r cord d in Book 1219, Page 250; thenc S. 09°05' • 221.76 ft. alon the E. 1 ne of said Parcel to the SE Cor. ot a d Parcel; thenc 299.53 ft., aor or les , alon th s. lin of aaid Pare 1 to a point --said point being th Cor. of a Pare l recorded in Book 1669, Pa 309; th nee S. 157.04 ft. to th S Cor. of aid Pare l; th nee E. 92.13 ft. to the S Co r. of aid Pare 1 --aid Cor. al o beiQ& a point on th I. lin of a Par 1 r corded in Book 1669, Pag 310; th nee S. 9°05' • 572. 4 ft. aloQ& th E. line of said Pare 1 to the point of inni lntroduc d, re d in full a d p a• d on f irat r di th 3rd da of ept r. 197 • 00 • . • • • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Orditl&oce, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd d&y of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • t • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN -------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, HORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zontng Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the proviaions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Coaaission has heretofore reco...ended to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should b included within the I-2 (General Industrial) Zo ne District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of th City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered the recomaendation of said cOllldssion, including th docuaenta and records acca11panying the same, haa concluded that the public health, safety, convenience and welfare, aa well as good zoning practice, justifies the incl~ion of said property within said zoning district. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 EMCLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa follows: S ction 1. The Compr hensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinanc No. 26, Seriea of 1963, as am nded), tog th r with a zoning .. P annex d th rato, is h r by amend d to place the following deacrib d prop rty within t-2 (G n ral Indu1trial) Zon Di1trict, co-wit: -l- • • , • • • • 0 • Area I: Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 & 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Bears E. 62.l ft.; thence W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11°43 ' E. 337.0 ft. along said w. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1 /2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1 /4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence w. 1120.7 ft. to the NE Cor. of a parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204, said Cor. being the true point of beginning ; thence S. along the E. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence W. along said N. line 88.25 ft. to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1386, Page 485 ; thence Southerly along the boundary of said Parcel on the following course --S. 04 °39' E. 110.0 ft., S. 12°01' W. 48.0 ft., S. 10°14' E. 62 .0 ft., S. 16°34' E. 117.56 ft. --to a point on the N. line of the S 1 /2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence E. along said N. line 744.88 ft., more or less, to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488; thence N. along the W. line of said Parcel and W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1896, Page 505 , 330.0 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel ; thence E. along the N. line of said Parcel, 83.65 ft., more or less, to a point on the extended w. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thence N. 8 °30' E. along the extended W. line and w. line of said Parcel 333.66 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1 /2 S 1/2 SW 1 /4 Sec, 4-5-68; thence w. along said N. line 837.59 ft. to the point of beginniqi. Area II: Beginning at the SW Cor. of the NW 1/4 of Sec. 9, Town hip 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Merid ian --said Cor. being a point on the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence along the followi ng course --said cours being along the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Col orado; N. 56°22' E. 460.12 ft.; thenc N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. line of County Road No. l (Brown Road) --at its point of intersection with th c nter line of the Petersburgh Ditch; thence N. 21°45' w. 190.10 ft.; thence N. 04°50' W. 309.50 ft.; thence N. 83°03' E. 262.31 ft.; thence s. 24 °49' E. 503.03 t. to the N. line of County Road No. l (Brown Road); thence north asterly alon said N. line 46.0l ft., to th SB Cor. of a Pare l recorded in Book 1669, P 310 --aid Cor. b in the tru ooint of beginning ; tbenc continuing nortbeaeterly alona aid N. l n 34.84 ft.; th nee • 82 °55' E. 434.88 ft. along sad N. lin ; th nc S. 87 °53' E. 204.30 ft. along id N. lin th nc N. 10 °47' E. 507.65 t.; th nc s. 84 °59' E. 202.0 ft., to th SW Co r. of a Pare l r cord d in Book 2001, Pag 273; -2- • • I ' • • • • • • thence N. 10°38'42" E. 197.20 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence S. 86°12' E. 6.85 ft., more or 1~~s, to a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1675, Page 581 --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel; thence N. 88°02' W. 12.03 ft., more or less, along the N. line of said Parcel to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1497, Page 246; thence N.10°47' E. 94.23 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel ; thence N. 89 °21' E. 15.94 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from the w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 381.6 ft., more or less , to a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548; thence W. 335.04 ft., more or less, along the S. lines of Parcels recorded in Book 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. of Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence N. 330.0 ft. along the W. line and W. line extended of said Parcel to a pbint on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence w. along said N. line 660.02 ft. aore or less, to a point on thew. line extended, of a Parcel recorded in Book 1024, Page 111; thence s. along the W. line extended and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel ; thence w. 9.14 ft., more or leas, to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly along the boundary of said Parcel on the following course --S. 28°03' w. 297.0 ft., s. 69.0 ft., E. 360,0 ft ., S. 32.8 ft. --to the SE Cor. of aid Parcel; thence S. 88 °23' • 8.7 ft. along the s. line of aid Parcel to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1219, Page 250; thence S. 09°05' w. 221.76 ft. along the E. line of said Parcel to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; thence w. 299.53 ft., more or less, along the S. line of said Parcel to a point --said point being the Cor. of a Pare l recorded in Book 1669, Page 309; thence S. 157.04 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. 92.13 ft. to th SE Cor. ot aaid Parcel --aid Cor. al o being a point on the E. lin of a Parcel r corded in Book 1669, Page 310; th nee S. 9 •05• W. 572.94 ft. along tb • lin of aid Pare l to tbe point of beginni Introdu d, re d in full and p 11 d th 3rd day of S pt • r, 1 74 • 1ret r din n • . • • , • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer I, ltarl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foreaoing i• a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paaaed on firat reading on th• lrd day of Se~tetlber, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer • . • • I - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN -------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, HORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoni'llg Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Chart er of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Commission has heretofore r ecomm nded to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter des c ribed property should be included within the I-2 (General Industrial) Zone District ; and WHEREA S, the City Council of the Ci ty of Englewood, Colorado, ba a co naider ed the rec a.aendation of said ca.mission, including the docuaent a and records accoapanying the slllle, has conclud d that the public health, safety, convenience and we lfare, as wel l as ood zonin practice, justifies the inclusion o f said property within aid zoning district . ction 1. , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL D, COLORADO, as follows: Th Coarpr b sive Zanin Ordin nee (Ordinance No. 26, ri •of 1963, as nd d), to th r with a zonin aap ann x d th r to, is h reby • nd d to place th followin described prop rty within 1-2 (Gen ral Industrial) Zon District, to-wit: -1- • • • • 0 - Area I: Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 & 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Bears E. 62.1 ft .; thence W. 102.1 ft. along the N . line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11 °43' E. 337.0 ft. along s aid W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. 1120.7 f t. to the NE Cor. of a parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204, said Cor. being the true point of beginning ; thence S. along the E. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. along said N. line 88.25 ft. to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1386, Page 485; thence Southerly along the boundary of said Parcel on the following course --S. 04 °39' E. 110.0 ft., S. 12°01' W. 48.0 ft., S. 10°14' E. 62.0 ft., S. 16°34' E. 117.56 ft. --to a point on the N. line of the S 1 /2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence E. along said N. line 744.88 ft., more or less, to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488; thence N. along the W. line of said Parcel and W. line of a Parcel reco~ded in Book 1896, Page 505, 330.0 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along the N. line of said Parcel, 83 .65 ft., more or less, to a point on the extended W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thence N. 8 °30' E. along the extended w. line and W. line of said Parcel 333.66 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel ; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1 /4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. along said N. line 837.59 ft. to the point of beginni~. Area II: B ginn ng at the SW Cor. of the NW 1 /4 of Sc. 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 W the Sixth Principal M rid ian --said Cor. bein a point on th xisting City Limit•, City of Engl ood, Colorado; th nc along th following coura --aaid cour being alon the xi tin City Lim it , City of Engl wood, Col orado; N. 56°22' E. 460.12 ft.; thenc N. 57°42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. lin of County Ro d No. 1 (Brown Road) --at ita point of int r ction with th nt r lin of th P terabur h Ditch; th nc • 21 °45' • 190.10 ft.; thenc N. 04 ° 50' • 309. 50 ft.; th n N. 83°03' E. 2 2.31 ft.; th nc S. 24 °49' E. 503.03 ft. to th • l n of County ad o. l (Brown Road); th nc north ast rly alon aaid • 1 n 4 .Ol ft., to th S Cor. ot a Parcel record d in Book l • Pa 310 --a d Cor. b in th• tru ooint of inning; tbenc continuin nortbeaeterlJ aloaa aid N. lin 3 . 4 ft.; thenc 2 °55' . 43 . ft. alon aid • lin i th nee S. 7 °53' • 204.30 ft. alon id • Un th nc N. 10 7' E. 507, 5 t.; th nc 4 5 ' . 202.0 ft., to th SW Cor. o a re l r rd d 1n 2001, Pa 273; -2- • • I • • • • 0 • thence N. 10°38'42" E. 197.20 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence s. 86°12' E. 6.85 ft., more or 1e~s. to a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 167 5, Page 581 --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from thew. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118,3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel; thence N. 88 °02' W. 12.03 ft., more or less, along the N. line of said Parcel to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1497, Page 246; thence N.10 °47' E. 94.23 ft, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel ; thence N. 89 °21' E. 15.94 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of said Parcel --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from the w. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 381.6 ft., more or less, to a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548; thence w. 335.04 ft., more or less, along the S. lines of Parcels recorded in Book 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. of Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence N. 330.0 ft. along the W. line and W. line extended of said Parcel to a pbint on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence w. along said N. line 660.02 ft. aore or less, to a point on thew. line extended, of a Parcel recorded in Book 1024, Page 111; thence S. along the w. line extended and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence w. 9.14 ft., moreorless, to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly along the boundary of said Parcel on the f ollowing course --S. 28°03' w. 297.0 ft., s. 69,0 ft., E. 360,0 ft., s. 32.8 ft. --to the SE Cor. of aid Parcel; thence s. 88°23' W. 8.7 ft. along the s. line of said Parcel to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1219, Pag 250; thence S. 09°05' w. 221.76 ft, along the E. line of said Parcel to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; thence W. 299.53 ft., more or le , along th s. lin of said Parcel to a point --aid point being the NW Cor. of a Pare 1 r corded in Book 1669, Pag 309; thence S. 157.04 ft. to the SW Cor. of said P reel; th nc E . 92.13 ft. to th SE Cor. of said Pare l --aid Cor. al o b 1ng a point on the E. lin of a Pare 1 r cord d in Book 1669, Pag 310; th nc S. 9 °05' , 572. 4 ft. alon th E. line of •aid Parcel to th point of inni Introdu d, r d in full and p 11 d on fir1t r di th 3rd da of pt ber, 1 7 • on •. • • , • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paeaed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaeurer -4- • . • • • 0 - L.~ .. O .• AXD ·:.: TO TI :E EXGLE\'IOOD CITY cou.·crL REGARDIXG ACTIOX oa :::z o:.:.\:E.":JAT ON OF .:E c y PLA.~N .. :G AXD ZOXIXG cm~i.:ISSION. fu".-?Z: August 20, 197. I -1 Zo. ing Dc;:,i.;n:i io~ -S~nt:i Fe -Uni'o~ An;iexatio. !"!:!:co:,::.::::xnA ~:ox: :.o:: ... sc: ;:iove~: ,·l;:, ·v S "CO~:·~ ~ .. s .-::, iciht I 0~ .•• j:;,-:;;..010 w ·~h The Pl:-. a · ~g Co;:1;.:ission reco ... en to Ci y Co~.cil ~c fo"lcwing cscrib d l:i .d be desi ' ~~i~c~~)~: :~c ri<l~ ., ~o~~ -..,:o .. .; '" .. o.·. li1eof S..;c. :. .... -.\:: o.: I:wy . 5; .. ~! ~--C w. ~.C.W. l~~c to ~ 5 1/ s ~ 1/( Sec. (-5-G o; .. ?u:i:c\.! ~ roco._·c!0J i., .i'. ;:-, ..... V .. J i.. .. O W . l~, • ::..:~ :. ~. , ... o.·u 0-..· lu::.s, LO ......... ""'" .. -' .... ,.,·-.::\.!::; zo.c c:.ssificati on would be W s~ o f tho Si . t: co w. 102 .1 ft. ;' .o . w. nate 1/2 • • • • 0 I• • ri g ht :rngles 300 it. fro:n the W. .O.W. line o f 'U.S. l .3 ft., more or less, to & ,oint on the N. line c recorded in Boo~ 2001, Pago 27~; thence X 86°12' W . ore or less, to t: e .-w Cor . of s::.i ?arcel ; thenr :Jb W. 197 .20 ft . to trn SW Co~·. o ... s::tid P::trcel --s: bci. .. poir.t on the cxistin., City LL•1its, City o:f En·· ., Color<.-.• ·;: .. e~•co S . S'1°59 'B :;oG .19 ft .; t!-;er~cc s. 56°,,V ' ~v ...... 84 f't . -~o t ~e X\'I Co .. •• oi Lot 1, Bell I s le Ga:..·dens; t:.ence S . 11°19' W. ~0<!.25 ..'.''.;. &~001g t 'e E. R .O .W. li:10 of the; T . ~~ S .F ... R . to ::.ts po::.nt o f i1tersection witl t::e S . line o ... ..,ot 4, Bel :slo Ga da.s; t1c;c0 X. 89° 7' E. ~J3 .GO ft . along s:i::.d s . li~c to~ SE Cor . o s. i o ~; t~once S . 20.0 it .; t once ~l o.~ .;ho &r e o a (5.0 ft. radi s c · rvc ·o the 1 ..'.'t 176 .71 f ~. (225° oi n ... c); the.ca~. '1 °0 "W. 52.:!. ft .; t!1c~co .i."'. 100 .0 ft . ·o t e S \'/ Cor. of Lo t 6, Sal lb e Gardo1s; t . encc . .. . 89° {G' .... . 87 . 3 f"t . -~o -:~1e S ~ Co::..--. of sz. · Lot 6; ~ ac .:r • •. lo;1g t ·.o li .e a<ld E . lir..c x once of sa 'd Lot .3, ~7v.O it . to a poi . on the centerli.o o..'.' West ~1fts Av~uo; t~u;ce .·. 89°(7' ~. alo1g said ccntorli.e 3 7.7 rt . to a point o~ t~e ;: • _:;,;-.o o1 tho E 1/2 :::: 1/2 ·xw 1/., 1·1 1/-1 • -;::; /4 Sec. 9 -5-G ; :hc~co X. 650 .0 ft •• long said W. l::.no to a p oi nt O<l tho s. l ~u o1 ~t X 1/2 ~ 1/2 Soc . 9 -5-GS; t~ nco W. 27.27 ft . ::-.:.o .. .; .:;:.::..cl S. line o a point o; t!-:.:i W. .O. \·:. li o! . c ~. -~.G .W. a .~.; thane~ X . l 0 (J' ~. 13<G.20 ft. a ong id w. ~.o .w . 1 to .o poi.to begin. ng. 1.'.' .~S : Jo"' s; Jo go "so. ; L ntsc.; M • t · n; Wade; Weist; Brown ., .. ~.::): .. ·o .... ... o-:. • &p c f ly sub: i t 3y .. 0 •. • • - • • 0 • :i.:r . :.:ar ii. skcd t. at those pers o1s wishing to speak il• .a vor o f t e --C Zone designatio1 do so . No one spo e in f vor . :.i1·. ~!a i • asked hat those o pposed to the R-1 -C Zo ne designa - t io speak . No one spoke in oppob · ~ion . Le tsch u.ove Jorge so. soco . e · T " e Public Hca.:..·ing o n Case ff22 -74 be c osed . AYES : ~.; rti ; Len sc ; Jorgenson; Jones ; :ar o wn; Weist ; Wade ::'.'..'S : Xo r.o ",....... -,...., . h ..J AJ" ...... nguma; Smith 7 .. e .o on carrie ;).;.sc · si o e s ed . .....,\...! .t. SCl iuOV\;;: J0 ,..,,, suco:. cd : The Pl n · g Co.-i.si:.io i rccomr.ie n o Ci ty u....,. C!:>.1..Jl: t c ..... ,,,, ic '",,,""' ... u ... cu U:J 0 • .... v' es cribc p·o pc r ty which zon cev elop n c 1), E 244 .0 "' . - I • • • • 0 • : ...• 1·ti • s~~d ~h~t pc sons i vo1· o:!: '.'l •• c~·:=. oI :i.590 \'/cs t T e :;.. .. e::n·csc:1 ed. ~.:J. ... ts Av~~:~e . :u1·. ....... ~ ;> ... ·~vic1....s :-.. ::, :!-:-c ' .1 ;'". .•• :... ...... C.~.;:,O .. :.:..'"'tJ ~rinJ , t!1e x~~dcse~ y h d oppose sJch vor o f .~c p ~oposu :1e propose .,~k ~ i1 ~hare \ere pc~so~s w~o \is.cd o spe ~: i~ LO t :-1 dasiJ&~tio.? .~ o~e spoke in oppositio~. _..._~ow 1 .u.ov~u: 1;l.: .. .:i"' !:>\.!\..;Ou. cC:: J o. Case ff23 -74 be close J nos; JorJ .son; Le tsch; ~artin; Wade; Weist • it ....... :..·,\,.:.,-1,, ... u .....• : _:,27 \','u:::.• Tu.ZL.:. Av ue -~ • c po rmi 't ted Di~t is. Co 11'0. • • I • • 0 - -5 - ci: .. i~ ;>~::,,.·cc:; t.hencv z.lo. ~ t: c W. 1~1 of sai ~ .. :..--eel ~ .• o W. lin of arcel recorde..: i•. 3ook 1917, Page ~SS, 330 . 0 ... ~ .• ~o~v or less, ~o 'l:le W Cor . o~ s Parcul --s i< Cor . .. 1lso bci --b r. pvi."' on ·he.,.. i·~o o~ P~:.. .. ccl r cored. Jn ~oo. :04~, ?.;o 5~G; t~o~co w. long N. line io .o ft ., •. ~01·0 O;a."' i~~s , to :-. poi:1~ --5aid ;1 oi. · b\,;;.:1g :-JOO -:.. ~·i 1 ~:-."_; ... ::.;:..co:», f .. :o;u :-..u \'/. TI .O.\'l. li:ic 0:: U .S . 5; sout - '-· \..!~ ~ :...· y ~~ :..o~ .~ 1 i l 0, :>· -~~ ::.1 '1 t , and ~ L ri .~::-~ :-. nri l\J 30C ..... "'· ~ ....... o~ .• ~.~-... ,N . 11 .0 .W. li: co .... · U .S . !.wy . 85, 3JG. t., .. v ... ,.c o ...... lo~s, o ~ .. po ·nt o t.~: ::.i1v l. W. R (.c il'f AvL:-.·.i...a; •.. 0.:c v E . ~lo. r; s . icl 1 . li ·.e 77. 2 ;, ~., ;.1 01·.., or l ss, o ":.,,::..:~"" o,-.. 1..1.c u>Ci...\..!:!Jcd W. ii. c o~ : .. ::> .. l ·cv i~ cord"-=c! i~1 ::ook vvv, :> .. .;c l 7:; t!. a ~ S ... long t c 0A ~~ndcd W. lin v~ .......... ? ..... ·c..,:. 71.9 ... "t:. toa:;oi:tont · . ... · .... :-. .;,, .• :«..~~ ..... ool 1507, l' .. lge 2 9; v7 . .J ~~. ai..O ...... e ~ t/ Cor . o!: so.iC: p.._::.:c0l; t1 ,.., ~ .. u !::. id P •. rco~ --s::.i Cor. oo:c 1S7G, :>.-~c •· o:...~e o ... ~ lCb.::>, ~ ... .............. ..:;\;' \'I . Jv ... a.:. --i~! t ~ .. J~~s, !r ~~ ~ u bout!~wcs~c~ y ~lo1J •t..V. \'. l ... u~ .H.J.,.••,.. V~";. :_ .... v; ~v .. :. o: .,v:. o:. ~ .: . .; •• .'j • .>v; .... •''" .. .,J t . :...·o... ..: . .:i \·,. ~o c or ·ti, to~ Co !-. :~ ~7, :~.,ou t. t. 0 " \\' w "' - • • - I • • • • 0 • -6- ;ones ; Jo~~c .so .. ; Len~sc: .·o:-:.e ll~rtin; W de; Weist, -~own X .'.'S: S 1 i th ; 'I'~ gu .. a T~e .o ion ca~r~c V I . CA E #2~-7 ibtric '1',rois t ov L"~~sc~ seco . ed : Th" ? 'bl· c r~ea;;i g on C se /1 .-7~ be op..,~~e .li':2 ~: Jo ... ·.;c .so~-i; Le. tsc. ; ~: r~ · ~1; W W~ist; B.ow ; Jo .e • .,..:'\'.!S: ~:r o c t3SEXT : Smith ; Tanguma .. ot "o , .. ... ...... 1.. ......... .. :-~ Zo. ·r . .,: '. ..... c .rie . ~Y o e wishcc to speak in f vo. o f of the Colllr.lission i o nly to allow those p livi . .,. li tor c -t. t " - 0 • • , I • • • • 0 ,, • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~-j::_,_N~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 'rnE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, HORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and prov!Ded and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Comnission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the aatt rs produc d at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Chart r of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Co..U.saion has heretofor reco1m11ended to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be includ d within the I-1 (Light Industrial) Zone Dt..trict; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Color do, has considered th rec011S1endation of said co..U.aaion, includin& th documents and records accompaying the same, has conclud d that the public health, safety, convenience and welfar , as w 11 as ood zonin practice, justifies the inclusion of said prop rty within a id zonin district. 0 ction 1. !, I IT ORDAINED IY TH CITY COUMCIL 0, COLOllADO, as follova: Zonin Ordinance (Ordi to th r with a zonin -l- nca . 26, p ann ll d • • • • 0 • Beginning a t a poi n t from whicl the cc;."'11on 1/4 corn.:ir o f Sec ~i c i-..s 4 & 9, Towns:1i? 5 Sou t:•, :"t.~;1~0 GS \'iost o: the S1xt:1 Pri~c i pal Me r idian, bears~-C2.l :t .; ~~Odee W. 102.l ft . :":;..o .g t h a N . i e of S"'c. 9 -5 -GS '\.v ~ po:.. ... -:: o a1 t:·.\..: W. R.O .W. line of U .S . llwy . 85; t!1.:i::cc X . 1:..0 <::;• :::. :;:;1 .0 It. along "' - said \'I . ~.o . w. line to :: po ".:t o:-.. -~h" X . l!.:10 of -;.;,.., S 1/2 S 1/2 S :;2 SW 1/4 Soc. (-5-GS; t .. cu W. 2 3.11 :t. to t~c ,·w Car . o::: P::rcol r cordo ' i Boo~ 2237,? go 753; ttencu S . 8°~0' w. alo~g the w. lino aad extondo w. li o of said ?::reel s:3 .CS :!'t ., ; .. o o or l"ss, to a poi:it on t:.o ~. li;ie of a ? .. :..·ce : .«~corded in Boole 1896, P::ge 505; ::-.:.:·o 1·1 . along tho.-. lia o: sai ' p .. rcel 83 .65 ft., mo r e or :c~s, to tho XW Car . o ! s::icl ?arcel; thunce S . aloag tho W. li~o o: said? .col and .~ W. li~o o a ?arc l r.:i ord in Boot 1917 , P ~c (3 , :;30 .0 ft ., ~o·c or loss, to tto SW Cor. o: aid Parcel --said Co r. also boi.g a point on t.o X. lino of a Par cel re c or~od in 300~ 10<5, age 5:;G; thence w. a .cnJ sai X. line 2&.o t., ~o:o or l ess , to a p oint --said poi. t being 300 ft ., a t ~i:~t : .. 1;,;lcs, f:..·oi:1 tha W. R .O.W. l ir.e o:Z \J .S . !:'ly 8 5; h.:nc e s outh - wusterly alon g a l in6, parallel to , ::nd at r i g: an les, 300 :1:. fro;n tie w. ~.o.w . line cf U .S . Hwy . SS , 336 ,67 .r • , .ol·e or less , to a p o int o a th X . lino of \. R clclif.. 1\vo:iu .~ceca E. alo~g said X. l i:lo 7 7 . 2 "t ., ~o~e or l ~~s , to ;Joint on the e x ten d ed w. line o ~ :i Pai-col rec or de l:l 3oot 0CS, ?age 171; U eace S . alo ng th xtan ed w. liL ~n W. l'- o: said P~l'ccl 1 7 1 .9 ft . to a poi~t on the N. lin of a Parc~l .. :" v ... ·~"" · :.~1 3vo!c 1507, P~0 2t-9; '"·'~.:co W. lottJ ...... J X . 1:...-."" v7.S :t . to i:h )..l'/ Co •• o; P •• :c l; ~:1once S • ..i.5d ,1 : •• • o t.-.o S\'I Cor . o; s:ii l --S--d Co•·. lso boi:.,; o:-•• : x . ooc 1576 , ..... c \'.'. ft ., ~·.1c:...·a or l ~oint .trig! t ansl ·.,'. ~.o.w . so thw\,;s e\. •• w. 1..-.na po ...... ~.; on t.. ... -·:6; t.h Co.·. oI o Co.·. o: "" :: y. . .. , .. o, and .1ght ngl , 300 ft. U.S. Hwy . v5, 3vl ,6 :t,, _,.. li• \l o! P :...·c : • "'o.·J <l ~n s 89°21' P.1·01; ;>. c l; o. ri o ·t w -2- • • , .. • • • right angles 300 ft. from thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Page 273; thence N 86°12' w. 6.85 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence S 10°38'42" W. 197.20 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel --said Cor. being a point on the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence S. 84°59'E 306.19 ft.; thence S. 56°00' E. 331.84 ft. to the NW Cor. of Lot 1, Bell Isle Gardens; thence S. 11°19' W. 404.25 ft. along the E. R.O.W. line of the A.T. & S.F. R.R. to its point of intersection with the S. line of Lot 4, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. 89°47' E. 333.60 ft. along said S. line to the SE Cor. of said Lot 4; thence S. 20.0 ft.; thence along the arc of a 45.0 ft. radius curve to the left 176.71 ft. (225° of arc); thence N. 45°00'' w. 52.1 ft.; thence N. 100.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. 89°46' E. 87.3 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 6; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended of said Lot 6, 270.0 ft. to a point on the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; thence N. 89°47' E. along said centerline 367.7 ft. to a point on tbe W. line of the E 1/2 B 1/2 NW 1/4 SW 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence N. 650.0 ft. along said W. line to a point on the s. line of the N 1/2 N 1/2 Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. 827.27 ft. along said S. line to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of the D. ~ R.G.w. R.R.; thence N. 11°43' E. 1346.20 ft. along eaid w. R.O.W. line to tbe point of beginning. I ntroduced , read in full and passed on first reading on the )rd day of September, 1974. Publiahed aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. KAYDll ATTEST: • . • • I • • • • • I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • - I • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ---------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TIIE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND TIIE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO TIIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provUled and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Co111111ission of the City of Englewood has held numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Coamiaaion baa heretofore recommended to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be included within the I-1 (Light Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered the reco .. endation of said coamiaaion, including the documents and records accompayin the same, has concluded that the public health, safety, conveni nee and welfare, as well as good zoning practice, justifies the inclusion of said property within said zoning district. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY T1l CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. Th Compreh naive Zonin Ordinance (Ordinance o. 26, Seri 1 of 1963, as am nd d), tog th r with a zonin &1p ann xed th rto, is h reby am nd d to placa th ollowin d cr ib d prop rty within I-1 (Light Industrial) Zone District, to-wit: -1- • • - , • • • ,. -• 0 1~ - Begira1ing at a poir.t :!'rom whic!1 the co;r.mo:1. 1/4 corner of Sec ·~ior .. s 4 & 9, Tow11s:1ip 5 Sou t~J., :ln~~ge GS West o:l: the Sixt:1 Pri~cipal Meridia r., bears Z . 62.l :!'t .; t~e~ce W. 102.l ft. a:or.g tha N. line of Sec. 9 -5-G S to a point 0:1. t~a w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; t!1er.ce X. 1:0 ~3' E. 337.0 ft. along said w. a.o.w. line to a point on the ~-line of tha S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sac. (-5-GS; the:1.ca W. 283 .11 ~t . to t~e ~W Cor. o:!' a P&rcel recorded in Book 2237, ?age 753; thence S. 8°30' W. alo:1 g the w. line and exte:1.ded w. line o:!' said ?&reel 333.CS :!'t., ~ore or less, to a point on t~e ~. line of a ?arce: recorded in Book 1896, Page 505; t~a~ca W. along the X. line oz sai Par cel 83.65 ft ., more or :ess, to the NW Cor. o f sa id ?arcel; thence s. along the W. line o: said Parcel and t~a W. line o f a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 433, 330.0 ft ., uore or less, to ~ta SW Cor. o: said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line o f a Parcel recorded ir. 300~ 10,5, Page 536; thence w. alc:1.z said X. line 29 .0 ft ., ~o :e or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft., at rizht ~ngle s, fro~ thew. R .O.W. lir.e of ~.S. Xwy 85; thence south- weste rly along a lin6, parallel to, and at right angles , 300 :1:. f1·o;r. thew. a.o.w. line 0 ~.s. Ilwy. 85, 336.67 ft.' r.:01·e or less, to a point on the X. line of W. Radel if...: Ava;iue; :~en ce E. alo~g said X. l i:lo 77.82 it ., more or less, to a ,oint on the extended w. line o: a P::ircel recorded in Book ~CS, ~::ige 17:; t: encc s . along the exten ed w. :1 ~ and W. l~~e o: sai P~~cel 171.9 t . to a poi~t an ho N. line of a Pare~ ~~co:~~~ ~~ 300~ 1507, P~gc ... 7 . 5 ~-:;. ::o ·~h )..11 Cor. o: • .::. t:·.c S\"/ Cor. o: said P. :-c -.. .. ~'3l c w. ;.JOint -- -'!G; Cv .·. o ... Cv .. ·. o: .:ti:..d .'>a,. c .... on _,, t.,. ;)..-..,u; ~\) ••• 1y. is~; ::> • ... -.. w. , : :-.c .. .... .. " . . .... • • • • right angles 300 ft, from thew. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. l i ne o f a Parce l recorded in Book 2001, Page 273~ thence N 86 °12' W. 6,85 ft ., more or less, to the NW Cor. o f s aid Parcel; thence S 10°38'42'' W. 197,20 ft. to the SW Cor. o f said Parcel --said Cor. being a point on the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado ; thence S. 84°59'E 306.19 ft.; thence S. 56 °00 ' E. 331.84 ft. to the NW Cor. of Lot 1, Bell Isle Gardens ; thence s. 11°19' W. 404.25 ft. along the E. R.O.W. line of the A.T. • S.F. R.R. to its point of intersection with the S. line of Lot 4, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. 89 °47' E. 333.60 ft. along said s. line to the SE Cor. of said Lot 4 ; thence S. 20.0 ft.; thence along the arc of a 45.0 ft. radius curve to the left 176.71 ft. (225 ° of arc); thence N. 45 °00" W. 52.1 ft.; thence N. 100.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens ; thence N. 89°46 ' E. 87.3 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 6 ; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended of said Lot 6, 270.0 ft. to a point on the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; thence N. 89 °47' E. along said centerline 367.7 ft. to a point on the W. line of the E 1 /2 B 1 /2 NW 1/4 SW 1 /4 NE 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence N. 650.0 ft. along said W. line to a point on the s. l i ne o f the N 1/2 N 1/2 Sec. 9-5-68 ; thence w. 827.27 ft. along sa i d S. l i ne to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of the D. • R.G.W . R.R.; thence N. 11°43 ' E. 1346.20 ft. alon1 •aid w. R.o.w. line to the point of beginning. I ntrodu c e d, read in f ull and passed on f irst r ead ing on the 3r d day of Sept embe r, 19 74 . Pu b liah d aa a Bill fo r an Ordinance o n t he 5th day of Se pt eab r , 1974. MAYOi ATT!ST: • • , • 0 • I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer •. • • , - I • • • • 0 I • - ... INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ---------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly ena cted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and prov!Aed and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held nwaerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has o therwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Comaiaaion has heretofore recomaended to the City Council of the City of Engle- woo d, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should be includ d within the I-1 (Light Industrial) Zone Distric t; and WHEREAS, th City Co un cil of the City of EnglelilOod, Colorado , has consider d th recoma ndation of said co .. iaaion, including the docum nta and records accompaying the aa11e, has conclud d that th public health, safety, convenience and welfare, aa well •• good zoning practice, justifies th inclusion of said prop rty within said zoning district. OF nt RE, B IT ORDAIN D BY TH CITY COUMCIL D, COLORADO, H foll a: S ction 1. Th Compreh naiv Zon n Ol:dlnan Sri• of 1963, as nd d), tog th r with a th rto, ia h reb nd d to pl c th oll prop rty within 1-1 (Li ht Industrial) Zon (Ordinance o. ionin up ann x in d acrib d Dtatrlc , to-'\ilit: 26, d • • I • • • •, Beginning at a point from which tho co;1.r.1on 1/4 corn"r o f Sec ~ior;.s 4 S. 9, Tow;;s;;ip 5 Sou t~•, :i.-.;1ge GS West of the Sixtl1 Pri~cipal Meridian, bears~. 62.l ft.; ~ho~ce W. 102.l ft. ,_ a:ocg the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a poi~t on the W. R .O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11°'1::' E . 337.0 ft. along said\'/. R.O .W. line to:: poi<;t o:• the N . li:e o f-.:<..:: S 1/2 S 1/2 S :12 SW 1/4 Sec. <-5-GS; thence w. 283.11 ~t . to the ,~ Car. o: a Parcel recorde d in Book 2237, Page 755; thenc S. 8°30' \'/. alo~g the W. line a~d extended w. line of said ?::reel 333.63 ft ., ~ore or less, to a point oc thu N. line of a ?arce: :.·eco rded in Boole 18!)6, P:.ge 505; !10::ce \'I. along the N . line o: said P.-i:.·cel 83. 65 ft . , mo:..·c o:..· :ess, to tho NW Co:.·. o f s.icl Parcel; hence S. along the W. li~o oz said Parcel and t~e W. line o f a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page <33, 330.0 ft., ~ore or less, to tho SW Cor. o: said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in 300~ 1~'5, Pago 536; thence w. alcn; sai N. li~e 29.0 ft., ~ore o. loss, to a point --said poiat being 300 ft., at rig" t :.:1gles , f:..·om tha W. R.O.W. lir.o o 1 'J.S . !!wy 85; thence south- wes:erly along a linb, pnrullol to, ::.nd at rig1t angles, 300 1t. fro~ thew. a.o.w. line o ~.s. Hwy. S5, 336.67 ft., :ore or less, to u point on th N. line o! w. Ra clif~ Ave.ue; ~ .• once E . alo:1g said X. li:10 77 .82 it., :no:..· or l ss, to ,oint on t o extended w. line o f a P:irco recorded in Book 538, ::.>age 171; ~ enco S. along tho extend d w. lino and w. li~o o: s aid P::.rcol 171.9 ft. to u poi~: on th~ N. line o! a Parc~l ~~cor~0 ' :~ 300~ 1507, Pa~e 2v9; t~~~c W. v7.5 i":. to th "":-.1'1 Cor. of s:i:!. P::-.::ccl; 1.:1 .;:; t:·,o S\'I Cor . of sai P. reel --::..:.. Cor. o ~ ;.o N. lino of u P.rcel .oco dad i Soo .~e. co W. :ong said X. lino 56.61 ,oint --s.icl point bi. 300 ~t ., ·:. ~.0.11'. lin of U.S. l:wy. SS; th ::...~.:i p rall l to, and t right ngl , 300 ft. :1'ro1. p ... 1 \t or. t~ :::.:6; h Cv .·. o t s Co.·. o: ., ••l•Y. of U.S .• wy • .,5, 3Sl.G ft ., .'. liao of ::.> s 89°21' w. :!.5. -2- p ; s , -:o ~ .. a :'(\t ft . to ti o S ft., or l .; . s. • • , -• • I• • right angles 300 ft. from the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Page 273; thence N 86°12' W. 6.85 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence S 10°38'42" W. 197.20 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel --said Cor. being a point on the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence S. 84°59'E 306.19 ft.; thence s. 56°00' E. 331.84 ft. to the NW Cor. of Lot l, Bell Isle Gardens; thence S. 11°19' w. 404.25 ft. along the E. R.O.w. line of the A.T. & S.F. R.R. to its point of intersection with the S. line of Lot 4, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. 89°47' E. 333.60 ft. along said S. line to the SE Cor. of said Lot 4; thence s. 20.0 ft.; thence along the arc of a 45.0 ft. radius curve to the left 176.71 ft. (225° of arc); thence N. 45°00" W. 52.l ft.; thence N. 100.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens; thence N. 89°46' E. 87.3 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Lot 6; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended of said Lot 6, 270.0 ft. to a point on the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; thence N. 89°47' E. along said centerline 367.7 ft. to a point on the W. line of the E 1/2 B 1/2 NW 1/4 SW 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence N. 650.0 ft. along said w. line to a point on the s. line of the N 1/2 N 1/2 Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. 827.27 ft. along said S. line to a point on the W. R.O.W. line of the D. & R,G.W. R.R.; thence N. 11°43' E. 1346.20 ft. along aaid w. R.o.w. line to the point of beginning. I ntroduc ed, r ad in full and passed on fi r s t reading on the 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Publiah d aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the Stb day of Septeab r, 1974. ATTEST: ex off icto City C l erk-~r a aurer • • I • • • • • I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and c0111plete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paased on firat reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer • • • • • • 0 • -2 ~1E:'.IWR ANDU~1 TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACT \JR RECmTh ENDAT o,r OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMmS5 , DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Vacation o f Alley -Block 9, Logandale RECmlME DATIO : Lcntsc moved : rown seconded: The P nn · g Co .issio1 reco1 e G to City Council the alley in Blo k 9, Logandale, be e ; an easement for utiliti shall be retai e . T'nis ction is recommended for the oliowing reas ons: 1 . T e owner, Metal Fabricators, Inc., is the sol own r of Blo k 9, Logandale, and public access is no t n ede o dcsirabl betwe n t. e principal uilding an the stora e ·e f o he bu iness . 2 . .\:i eas ent would be retained for the exist.in 10" s w r i ne nd for any future utilitie th t m y be neede to rvi e the property. The owners would not build over the as ment lines and would provide ates or moveable fence at both ends o th all y for maintenance access. 3. for fir protection or other public vehicl s would 5. ceded through the alley since all bui dings are ces ible from the surrounding streets . t.ain n th llya it ro-.n ; Jon Jo n on; L nt ch; M rt1n; W ui:ia R aop t · ully tt d, Pl nn n ,,,_ . • • - I • • • • 0 • 1lE~mRANDU~.1 TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACT u REcmu.E DAT ON OF THE CITY PLAN! ING AND ZONING COMMIS!:>. ''• DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Vacation of Alley -Block 9, Logandale R •COMMENDATION: Lcntsc moved: Brown seconded: T e P nning Co issio reco end o Ci y Council the alley in Blo k 9, Logandale, be v,c. ed; an easement for tilitieti s all be reta · e . This tion is recommended for the fol~owing reasons: 1. The owner, Metal Fabricators, Inc ., is the sole owner of Block 9, Logandale, and publi access is not d d or desirable betwe n t1e principal building an the storage area fo the business. 2. An easement would be retained for the existing 10" sewer ine and for any future utiliti s that m y be needed to service the property. The own rs would not build over the easement lines nd would provid gates or moveable fenc sections at both ends o th 1 y for maintenance ace s • 3. Access for fire protection or other public v hicl s would not b needed through the al y since all buildings re sily ccessible from the surrounding treet . 4 . 5. 0 Jon T n.- on r1 d. op n storage area for r a ons erials stored in the yard to ch1l ren in the ar to inclu he lley ary to th op ration s tween th th 11 y a it L nt ch; M rt1n; w t ully u 1tt d, ty Pl nni ion. • • , • • • • ALLEY VA i I fI ON Case #27-74 Grover 4'lock 9, D er ct. eecurit7 • . • • , , - CORRECTION T.'-~ ?FE::E::t.' . ::c ::.. \IE' -CF ELJ. 'I. ~= .... urE r~:: EEE . I I I ------ - • • 0 • ~ E.IOR NDmi TO THE ENGLEWOOD CI TY COUNCIL REGARDING ACT u RECOLlE,' AT o.~ OF T E Cl TY PLAN! LG AND ZONING comas DA E: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Vacation o f All y -l ck 9, Logandale ECOm NDA TI ON: Le tsc moved: B·own e onded: The P nn ·ng Commission eco. e ~ to c· y Council the alley in Block 9, Logandale, be v c .. ed; a easement for utiliti s s all be retai e . This ction is recommended fo r the ollowing reasons: 1. Te owner, Metal Fabricators, Inc ., is the sole owner of Block 9, Logandale, and public access is no t need d or desirable betw n e p·incipal uilding an the s ora e a for the business. 2. An eas ment would be retained for the exisl:ing 10" sewer li c and for any future utilities th t may be neede to vi e the property. The owners would not build over t e cas ment lines and would provide gates or moveable fence ctions at both nds o the alley for maintenance access. 3. A c 5. for fire protection or other public vehi les would c ded through the alley since all buildings are cccssibl from th surrounding streets. rri for reasons th yard the are . 1 y op ration SS n th in ng th 11 y Jor n on; L nt ch; rl.in; w d ll • • ' • • 0 • -1 - said P.rccl on the following course --N. 16°34' w 117.56 ft ., .· 10° 4' W 62 .0 ft ., N 12° 01 ' E 4 .0 ft ., N 04°JU' W 1 0 . it . --to the NE Cor. o f said ~rel; s ai Co r. being a point 0.1 tlic N . li1e o Sec . 9 -5 -68; the cc • al o g s.i ,·.line b .25 ft ., J ore o r less , to the SE Cor. o f a Pa rcel r c orde il oo · 2020 , P gu 204; thence N .• log tie E. i e o sa Pa~cel 330 .0 f . to th~ p oi t of ogin ning . ~YLS : Wad ; Weist; Brown; Jones ; Jorgerson; Lentsc . '!\ YS : None ABSENT: Sr ith; Tanguma T e motion carried. .:arti ~lr . Brown noted that Cit y Council would have to hold public hearinKS on these zone designations, also, and cautioned t at Council ight "be ask'ng some pertinent questions." .• ! · .. I . rt in hanked the 1 n own e rs f or their patience with he Co.nmissi on on this matter . V I I . ALLEY VACATION Block 9, Log and le CASE ;t27-74 ,,. - ;,:,·. tp "n.,tor stat d this is a north /bou th alley b twc;cn L "p n • n outh Windermere Strc ts, cxtcmding north from L<~hi •h ,\vr 1 ur~. 7i.i!> i::, a 6 ft . wi e y bo ndcd o both b ·des by jJr0;> .,·ty own d by ~: tal Fa bricators , Inc ., an scrv ~ as a •:::.s to ti .ru as or M tal F bricators, Inc . ~r . Su p ng r stat d nppl ica t on for v. cation ha boon mad by .lotal b ri- c. to1·~., 111 ., .nd the st. f eels t1 s ju tr · .t 1on v . • ti on . 1011 O Ov. O. • • I • • • • 0 I • - -. 1. Th e owner, ll!etal Fabricators, Inc., is the sole owner of block 9, Logandale, and public access is not needed or desirable between the principal building and the storage area for the business. 2. An easement would be retained for the existing 10" sewer line and for any future utilities that may be needed to service the property. The owners would not build over the easement lines and would provide g ates or moveable fence sections at both ends of the alley for maintenance access. 3. Access for fire protection or other public vehicles would not be needed through the alley since all buildings are easily accessible from the surrounding streets . 4. It is desirable to fence the open storage area for reasons of health and safety. The materials stored in the yard could be an attractive nuisance to children in the area. It is also desirable for the o wners to include the al ey within the fenced area as it is necessary to the operation of the business that there be free access between the principal building and the storage area. 5 . There is no public purpose for retaining the alley as it was platted. AY.i : W ist; Brown; Jone NAYS: None Jorg son; Lentsch; Martin; Wade ABSENT: Smith; Tanguma he motion carried . X. ~Ir . M.rtin tated that he unde stood Mr . Emmett Curry of th First National Bank planned to be here around 9:00 P .M. to discuss the exten ion of Hampden Place and the develop- ment of th urrounding bank-owned property. X. DIRECTOR 'S CllOICE :.h" • • • I • • • STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staf f Report Re: • 0 • Request for alley vacation. Date to be Considered: August 20, 1974 Applicants: , . ALLEY VA ' .1 rION Case #27-74 Gorsuch, Kirgis, Campbell, Walker & Grover Attorneys at Law 1900 Security Life Building Denver, Colorado 80202 Name of Property Owner: Metal Fabricators, Inc. 3700 South Windermere Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Relation of Applicant to Request: The law firm applying for the alley vacation is re- tained by Metal Fabricators, Inc., owners of the property adjoining on both sides of the alley. Location or Addr ss of Proposal: Th principal I i nd rmer dedicated alley in Block 9, Logandale. The tructure and main office address 1s 3700 South Stre t. trict: 1-1, Light Industrial Zan District. c ription of R qu st: has r qu st d that th all y 1n Block 9, 1n ord r th t th aol owner can er ct ent1r block for PUl'\X>••• of security •. • • ' • • 0 • STAFF REPORT Page -2- ALLEY VACATION Case #27-74 Recommendation from the Department of Community Development: The Department of Community De velopment recommends that the alley in Block 9, Logandale, be vacated and that a 16 ft. utility easement be retained, for the following reasons: 1. The o wner, Metal Fabricators, Inc ., is the sole owner of Block 9, Lo gandale, and public access is not needed o r desirable between the principal building and the storage area f o r the business . 2 . An easement would be retained for the existing 10" sewer line and for any future utilities that may be needed to service the property . nie owners would not build over the easement lines and would provide gates or moveable fence sections at both ends of the alley for maintenance access. 3. Access for fire protection or other public vehicles would not be needed through the alley since all buildings are easily accessible from the surrounding streets. 4. It is desirable to fence the open storage area for reasons of health and safety. The materials stored in the yard could be an attractive nuisance to children in the area. It is also desirable for the owners to include the alley within the fenced area as it is n c sary to the operation of the business that there be free access between the principal building and the torage area. 5. 'nlere is no public purpose for retaining the alley as it was platt d. Description of Subject Site: in tr Th or Lipan Str t i on th t property l n • o I-1 Zon , and is surround d on all • ni City l • t on outb ind rm r prop rty and th rail •Y riibt-of-w t • • t I • STAFF REPORT Pa ge -3- D • 0 • ALLEY VACATION Case #27-74 Background of Previous City Action Relating to the Property: Building Permits for this property date from 1950 for a building which is apparently no longer existing. Metal Fabricators, Inc. was first issued a permit for a 5900 sq. ft. building in 1953. Smaller additions were made in 1957 and 1964. In 1967, a permit for a 12,600 sq. ft . building was issued, and a 450 sq. ft. office addition was added in 1969. Over the years, Metal Fabricators, Inc. have gradually expanded their operations and have acquired the remaining land in the block. They have now contacted the City requesting vacation of the alley in order to fence the entire block for their own use. Relationship to the Comprehensive Plan: The vacation of this alley will not conflict with the Comprehensive Plan. Comme nts f rom other Departments: The Utilities Department has no objection to the vacation provided an easement is retained for the sewer line. Public Works Department would not object to the vacation inasmuch as the maintenance o f the alley is a continuing problem. Public Service Company and Mountain Bell either have no facilities in this alley, or would not object to the vacation, provided an easement is maintained. Th Fire D partment has inspected the site and has no obj ctions to the vacation. Provision for em rgency entrance onto th property will be made through gateway at either end of the as ment for maintenance of the ewer line and any other utiliti s a well a for merg ncy fire access. Dep rtment a~ could nt. • • , I • • • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • • • ALLEY VACATION Case #27-74 Since the entire block is now under the sole ownership of Metal Fabricators, Inc., public access through the property is not needed or is any way desirable for future development. F'gcl;_ JAMES L. SUPINGER Director of C0111111unity Development • • , • • ... j• • f " If !I ii fl RE~UEST • 0 I• • FOR ALLEY VACATION Vi-• I ~,. l Z]·•it -Ii _j .... ' ~ W O· G _J • II II I ~ ~--~ I p ,---l • ~ ...... • ... ,. • '"' 11 1:1 I• ~ : 1 , 1$ I! ----------·-----' t 11 '•2 :1.. 10 =1 t.~ f _ _,_1LLu___,._11•,._1 AVE . I I 1 ::EHIGH ~ PAR • .. __..-~--""'•..;...• •;..;...• .... Q IL 0 0 0 3t > "" ~ ..J v ~ w --·-·-· ____ __.. ___ , ... , .. AVE . •• ~~-.:!_l~'i41 •H j f< r 1110IHH -rr--;;,-1 t ~· __, 0 A ' 0 100 200 400 ICALf VACI ITY MAP O(f'A TMfliJ , t IUil\IN ITY 0 t1TY OI f t: w. MANSFIELD . ' t .... t- •. • • , , • • • • • • • • r INmDJCED AS A BILL BY CllJNCil.MAN ------------- A BILL roR AN CIU>INAtCE VACATING IBE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, LCXiANDALE, CITY OF El«JLB(XI), (l)UJWX), CXlJNTY OF ARAPNDE, AND RETAINING A 16 FOOT lTrILITY F.A51M'NI'. 11BEREAS, there presently exists an alley in Block 9, Logandale, Arapahoe Coonty, Colorado; and WHEREAS, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no C<mnl boundary with any other political subdivision; and ltiERF.A.S, there is no ?lblic reason for retaining the alley. l'O, niERE~, BE IT CJIDA.INED BY 1liE CITY CDH:IL OF nm CITY OP ENGLBOJD, CDUJWX), as follows: Section 1. That the following described alley located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe <Awlty, Colorado, be and the sae is hereby vacated: Section Z. Block 9, Logandale, City of Englewood, <:owtty of Arapahoe, Colorado That a 16 foot utility esnent be r tained for the existiz\a r line and for y future u ilities that •Y be required thereon • Sept 1J\ Cull and r, 19 4 . a Bill for on fir t Teed i.nance on t Sth day of Ml yor -1- "' - • . • • , - I • • • • • I• • ATI'PSI': ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foreaoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tre&SUi'er -2- ,. . •. • • I • • 0 • nmo:u:ED AS A BILI. BY CXlilCI11'1AN ------------- A BILI. roR AN CIU>INAta VACATING nIE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, ~, cm OF FJG..EMXD, OOUJWX), CDMl'Y OF ARAPAJl)E, AND RETAINING A 16 RX1l' lTI'ILITY F.A..5B4Em'. 1'ffERFA5, there presently exists an alley in Block 9, Logandale, Arapahoe Coonty, Colorado; and llERFAS, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no c~ boondary with any other political subdivision; and NIERF.AS, there is no IUhlic reason for retaining the alley. 10f, nlERERJU:, BE IT <lUlAINED BY nIE CITY Cll.N:IL OF nIE Cm OF ENGLB«XI>, OOLCRAOO, as follows: Section 1. That the following described alley located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe <4mty, Colorado, be and the s..e is hereby vacated: Block 9, Logandale, City of I!nglewood, Coonty of Arapahoe, Colorado Section 2. That a 16 foot utility ement be retained for the existing sewer line and for any future utilities that •Y be required thereon. Intl'O<b:ed, 1"08d in full and ed on first readina on the 3rd day of Sept r, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordi.nanc on the Sth day of September, 1974. Aiyor ,. - - I • • • • • • .. ATl'ESI': ex off1c10 City Clerk-treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and fOTe&Oing is a true, accurate and ccnplete copy of a Bill for Ill\ Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first read.ing on the 3rd day of September, 1974. ex Off1c10 Ci ty Clerk -Ti'e&SUier ,. - ' ' •. • • , - • • 0 I • • INm:nJCED AS A BILL BY ca.N:II.MAN ------------- A BILL roR AN CJIDINAlCE VACATING WE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, LCXiANDALE, CITY OF ~. COLCJWX), cnJN1'Y OF ARAP.MDE, AND RETAIND«i A 16 F<X7l' lTI'ILITY FA5BErI'. ltlEREAS, there presently exists an alley in Block 9, Logandale, Arapahoe County, Colorado; and 'llliEREA.S, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no c~ boundary with any other political subdivision; and NiERF.AS, there is no public reason for retaining the alley. 10, n!ERERRE, BE IT CJIDAINED BY WE CITY CXlH:IL OF WE CITY OF ENGLEMXJD, CDLCJWX>, as follows: Section 1. That the following described alley located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and the sae is hereby vacated: Block 9, Logandale, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, Colorado Section Z. That a 16 foot utility easement be retained for the isting s r line and for any future utilities that •Y be required thereon. lntl'O<l.lced, read in full and on the lrd day of Sept r, 1974. li hed as a Bill for Sept r, 1974. ed on first read inc inane on the Sth day of Miyor ·l · " - • • - - • • • • ATIFSr: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and fOJ'eFing is a ttue, ac01rate and c~lete copy of a Bill for an Ord inane , introduced, read in full, and passed on first readiJla on the 3rd da of Septellber, 1974. Officio City Clerk-treasurer ·2- •. • • , - I • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF COLORADO, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES. WHEREAS, it is to the mutual benefit of the "' - parties hereto, as well as the traveling public to effectuate a smooth transfer of responsibilities from the City to the Division; and WHEREAS, ~aid Agreement is entered into by the Division under authority of Chapter 120 -2-6 and 120 -13-44, C.R.S. 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado during the 1974 Session of the Legislature, provide s for the transfer of respon - sibility for all traffic control devices on the State Hiah - way System, within Cities having a population in excess of five thousand (S,000),from the various Cities to the State Departaent of Highways effective July 1, 1974; and WHEREAS, it is the desir e of the parties hereto to enter into a continuing Agreement covering installation, operation and maintenance of traffic control d e vices on the State Highway System. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT Y OF ENGLE WOOD, CO LORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter into an Agreement with the State Department of Hiahway , Division of Highways, State of Colorado, ccording to the provisions of that certain written instruaent captioned "Agreement with City of Englewood for Installation and Maintenance of Traffic Control Devices", which is attached hereto, consistina of five (S) typewritten paaes and is hereby incorporated by reference herein. Said instr\lllent provides: • • , - - I • • • • 0 • (a) The City will: (1) As of July 1, 1974 under the general direction of the Division, assume full respon- sibility ~or the installation, operation and maintenance of all traffic control devices as defined in said Agreement. (Z) Bill the Division monthly according to the rates set forth in said Agreeaent. (3) Cooperate with the Division in bringing the traffic control devices and aarkings into conformance with the manual. (4) Maintain both operational and cost records as the parties hereto may froa tiae to tiae agree upon as being necessary . (b) The Division will: (1) Through its District Engineer be responsible for aonitoring said Agreeaent for the Division, all correspondence and billings being addressed to hia. (Z) Upon receipt of billing fro• the City process for payaent within sixty (60) days. Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Enalewood, Colorado to subscribe his naae to said Agreeaent on and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Enalewood, Colorado and the Director of Finance , ex officio City Cle rk -Treasurer attest the saae • Introduced, r ad in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of Augu t, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinanc on th 22nd day of Auau st, 1974 . ·2- • • -• • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the 5th day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, larl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and foreaoin' is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title a s Ordinanc e No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Cieri -Treasurer ·3 - •, • • , I • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. : , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF COLORADO, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES. WHEREAS, it is to the mutual benefit of the parties hereto, as well as the traveling public to effectuate a smooth transfer of responsibilities from the City to the Division; and WHEREAS, said Agreement is entered into by the Division under authority of Chapter 120-2-6 and 120-13-44. C.R.S. 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado during the 1974 Session of the Legislature, provides for the transfer of respon- sibility for all traffic control devices on the State Hiah- way System, within Cities having a population in excess of five thousand (5,000),from the various Cities to the State Departaent of Highways effective July 1, 1974; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the parties hereto to ente r into a continuing Agreement covering installation, operation and aaintenance of traffic control devices on the State Highway System. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1 . That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter nto n A&re aent with th Stat Oep rtment of Hiahways, Divi ion of Highways, State of Colorado, accordina to the provl ion of that certain written instruaent captioned "A r eaent with City of Englewood for Installation and Ma nt n nc of Traffic Control D vice ", which is attached h r to, con i ting of fiv (S) typ written paaes and i h r y ncorporated by r ferenc h r in. Said instruaent provid s : • • , • • (a) The City will: (1) As of July 1, 1974 under the general direction of the Division, assume full respon· sibility for the installation, operation and maintenance of all traffic control devices as defined in said Agreement. (2) Bill the Division monthly according to the rates set forth in said Agreement. (3) Cooperate with the Division in bringing the traffic control devices and markings into conformance with the manual. (4) Maintain both operational and cost records as the parties hereto may froa time to tiae agree upon as being necessary . (b) The Division wi ll : (1 ) Through its District Engineer be responsible for aonitoring said Agreeaent for the Div i sion, all correspondence and billings being addressed to hia. (2) Upon rece ipt of billing fro• the Ci t y proces s for payaent within sixty (60) days. Sect i on 2. The Ci t y Co un ci l of the Ci t y of Englewood , Colorado here by a uthorizes th e Mayor of t he Ci ty of Enalewood, Colorado t o subscribe his naae to said Agr e eaent on a nd in be half of the City Council and the City of En al ewood, Color do and the Director of Finance, ex officio Ci t y Clerk-Treasurer attest the s aae. Introduced, r ad in full and passed on fi r st reading on the 19th day of August, 19 74. Published a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22n d day of Augu t, 1974. ·2 · • • I - , • • • • • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the 5th day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, larl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoini is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer • • I - • • 0 I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF COLORADO, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES. WHEREAS, it is to the mutual benefit of the parties hereto, as well as the traveling public to effectuate a saooth transfer of responsibilities from the City to the Division; and WHEREAS, ~aid Agreement is entered into by the Division under authority of Chapter l ZO-Z-6 and lZ0-13 -44, C.R .S . 1963, a s amended ; and WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 enacted by the General Asseably of the State of Colorado during the 1974 Session of the Leg is lature, provides for the transfer of respon - sibility for all traffic co ntrol devices on the State Hiah - way System, within Cities having a population in excess of five thousand (S ,000 ),froa the various Ci ties to the State Departaent of Highwa ys effective July 1, 1974; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the parties hereto to enter into a continuing Agreeaent covering installation, operation and aaintenance of traffic control device s on the State Highwa y Systea. NO , THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, as follows : Section 1 . That the City of n 1 wood, Colorado shall ent r into an A r e• nt with th St t Dep rta n of Hiahway , Divi ion of Hiahways, Stat of Colorado, cco rd na to th provision of that c rtain wr1tt n 1n truaent captioned "Afree•ent with City of Enalewood for Jn t llation and M nten n ee of Traffic Con rol D vice ", which i attach d her to, con 1stina of fiv (S) typ writt n pases and is h r by incorporated by r f r nc h r in . Said instruaent provides : • 1 • • • ....... • 0 • (a) The City will: (1) As of July 1, 1974 under the general direction of the Division, assuae full respon- sibility ~or the installation, operation and maintenance of all traffic control devices as defined in said Agreement. (2) Bill the Division monthly according to the rates set forth in said Agreement. (3) Cooperate with the Division in bringing the traffic control devices and markings into conformance with the manual. (4) Maintain both operational and cost records as the parties hereto aay fro• time to title agree upon as being necessary. (b) The Division will: (1) Through its District Engineer be responsible for monitoring said Asreeaent for the Division, all correspondence and billings being addressed to hia. (2) Upon rece i pt of billing fro• the City proce ss for payment within sixty (60) days . Section 2. The City Council of the Ci ty of Enalewood, Colorado hereby authoriies the Ma yor of the Ci ty of En1lewood, Colorado t o subscribe hi na•e to said Aareeaent on and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Enal ewood, Colorado and the Dir ctor of Finance, ex officio City Clerk·Trea urer attest th Introduced, r ad in full nd pa sed on first readina on the 19th day of Auaust, 1974. Publi h d a a 8 11 for an Ordinanc on th 22nd day of Au&u t, 1974 . ·2 · •. • • I -• • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the Sth day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, larl Nollenberger. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance. passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. • Series of 1974. ex off1c10 C1ty Clerk-Treasurer • . • • T , • • • c L • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. L , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District being a statutory regional library district organized and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a public library within its municipal boundaries, and desires to cooperate with the District in providina library service to District residents according to the terms and conditions as set forth in said Aareeaent; and WHEREAS, the parties have cont racted previously for a cooperative approach to provision of such library services. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section l. That the City of En1lewood shall contract with the Arapahoe Re1ional Library District accordin& to the provisions of the written instruaent, captioned "Aaree- •ent for Library Services", which is attached hereto, consisting of two (2) pages, and is hereby incorporated by reference herein. Said in truaent 1enerally provides that : (1) The Distric shall pay to the City in the year 197S $0.48 per it• circulated to County r sidents, 1 s ite• circulated durin 1975 to City resident froa the D1 trict's facilities. (2) T ra of id A reea nt hall be th year co .. nc n J nuary 1, 1975 to and includina D cab r ll, 1975 . • • , ....... I • • - Section 2. The City Council of the City of Enelewood, Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Enelewood, Colorado to subscribe his naae to said Aereeaent on and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Enelewood, Colorado and the Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer attest the saae. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of August, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of Au1ust, 1974. Read by title and passed on final readin& on the 3rd of Septeaber, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the Sth day of Septeaber, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex Officio elty eieri -Treasurer I, ~arl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and fore1oin1 is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readin1 and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex Officio eity eieri·Treasurer -2- • . • • , • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~ '-, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District being a statutory regional library district organized and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a public library within its municipal boundaries, and desires to cooperate with the District in providina library service to District residents according to the teras and conditions as set forth in said Aareeaent; and WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previously for a coo perative approach to provision of such library services. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the City of Enalewood shall contract with the Arapahoe Reaional Library District accordina to the provision of the wr it ten instruaen t, cap tioned "Aaree- aent for Librar Service ", which is attached hereto, consi tin of two (2) page , and is hereby incorporated by referenc h rein. Said i n truaent aenerally provides that : l th Di trict s hall pay to the Ci ty in the d to County r sidents, 75 t o Ci ty re id nt froa (2) T Ml o d Aar nt h 11 b th year o .. n in J nu ry l, 1975 to and includin1 D ceab r 31, 1 75. • . • • - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. -"' , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District being a statutory regional library district organized and foraed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a public library within its municipal boundaries, and desires to cooperate with the District in providina library service to District residents according to the terms and conditions as set forth in said Aareeaent; and WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previously for a cooperative approach to provision of such library services. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the City of Enalewood shall contract with the Arapahoe Reaional Library District accordina to the provisions of the written instruaent, captioned "Aaree- aent for Library Services", which is attached hereto, consisting of two (2) paaes, and is hereby incorporated by reference herein. Said instruaent aenerally provides that: (1) Th Di trict shall pay to the City in th y ar 1975 S0.48 per it• circulat d to County r sidents, le ite• circulat d durina 1975 to City r !dents froa th Di trict's facilitie . (2) Tera of said Aar ea nt shall be th year cou ncin January 1, 1975 to and includina Dec aber ll, 1975 . ·1 - •. • • I • • • (• • Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado to subscribe his naae to said Agreeaent on and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Englewood, Colorado and the Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer attest the saae. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of August, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of August, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd of Septeaber, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the 5th day of Septeaber, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, larl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and fore1oin1 is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readin1 and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -2 · • • • , • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District being a statutory regional library district organized and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a public library within its municipal boundaries, and de si res to cooperate with the District in providing library service to District residents according to the terms and conditions as set forth in said A1reeaent ; and WHEREAS, th e parties have contracted previously for a coo perative approach to provision of such library se rv ices. NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the City of Enalewood shall contract with th Arapa hoe Regional Library District according to the provisions of the written instrument, ca ptioned "A1ree· •ent for Library Services", which is attached hereto, consisting of two (2) paae s , and is hereby incorporated by referenc herein. Said ins tru•ent generally provides that: (l) Th D1 trict shall pay to the Ci ty n th year 1975 S0.4 per it• c1rculated to County residents, 1 it •s circulat d durina 1975 to City r sidents fro• th Di trict' facil1tie • (2) Ter• of id Aar eaent sh 11 b the y ar co .. ncin Janu r 1, 1 75 to and includina D ce•b r 31, 1975. ·1- • • , • • • • • Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado to subscribe his naae to said Agreeaent on and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Englewood, Colorado and the Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer attest the sue. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 19th day of August, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of August, 1974. Read by title and passed on final readins on the 3rd of Septeaber, 1974 . . Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974, on the Sth day of Septeaber, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex Officio City Cieri -Treasurer I, rarl Nollenberser, do hereby certify that the above and foregoina is a true, a ccurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on f i nal r adina and publ ished by t i tle as Ord i nanc e No . er i e of 1974 . ex 0FF 1c 10 City Clert -freasurer ·2- " - • • , - • • • (• • \, . ~ ').c INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. -, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCI SOUTH, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, there is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Haapden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area; and WHEREAS, there is no further need for South Cherokee Circle for the purpose of providing access to the residences aloha the street, inas•uch as those that re•ain are now vacant and are to be re•oved; and WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con- flict with the subdivision regulations as set forth in the Municipat Code, Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Co•pre- hensive Plan or Master Street Plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the followina described cirle, located within the City of Enalewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, known as South Cherokee Circle, be and the , ... is hereby vacated: All of Cherokee Circle lying within the Nclinley's Subdivision 2nd Fi lina, North of We t Haapden Pla c e . Introduc ed, read in full and passed on first readina on the !>th day of Auau t, 1974. -1 - •. • • I • • • t• • . . Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of August, 1974 , Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer I, Iarl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and fore1oin1 is a true. accurate and co•plete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readina and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. • Series of 1974. ex officio City Cieri-treasurer -2 - " - • . • • • I • ,,, - • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ...-, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCI SOUTH, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, there is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Haapden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area; and WHEREAS, there is no further need for South Cherokee Circle for the purpose of providing access to the residences aloha the street, inas•uch as those that reaain are now vacant and are to be re•oved; and WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con- flict with the subdivision reaulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Co•pre - hensive Plan or Master Street Plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the followina described cirle, located within the City of Enalewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, known as South Cherokee Circle, be and the saae is hereby vacated: All of Cherokee Circle lyina within the Mclinley' Subdlvi.sion 2nd Filina, orth of We t Haapden Place . Introduced, r ad in full and pas ed on first readina on the 19th day of Auau t, 1974. -1 - • . • • I • • • - Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of August, 1974, Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974. AXYoR ATTEST: ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenber1er, do hereby certify that the above and foreaoina is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readin1 and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex Officio City tteri-freasurer -2- • • I - - I • • • • I• ·, • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, there is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area ; and WHEREAS, there is no further need for South Cherokee Ci rcle for the purpose of provid i ng access to the residences along the street, inas•uch as those that remain are now vacant and are to be reaoved; and WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con- flict with the subdivision regulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Coapre- hensive Plan or Master Street Plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the followina described cirle, located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, known as South Cherokee Circle, be and he saae i hereby vacated: All of Chero ee Circle lying within the Mc inl y' Subdivi ion 2nd Filin • orth of e t Haapden Place . Introduced, read in full and pa sed on fir t r d n on the Bth day of Auaust, 1974, • 1 • • • -• • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of August, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·2· ,, - •. • • , - I • • • • • r, RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1974 RESOLUTION APPOINTING J. LOUIS PARKINSON, ESQ., ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, pursuant to Part II, Section 68 of the Englewood Hoae Rule Charter, City Council may appoint one or more Associate Judges, who shall sit at such tiaes and upon such causes as shall be determined by the presiding Municipal Judge; and WHEREAS, previously hereto other Associate Municipal Judges have becoae unavailable as a result of the press of legal business, the City Council finds that it is necessary to appoint an Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Section 1. That J. Louis Parkinson shall be and is hereby appointed as Associate Municipal Judge in and for the City of Englewood, Colorado. Said Associate Judie to serve at the pleasure of Council or until he shall resi1n or otherwise be unable to serve. Section 2. That the salary of said Associate Judie shall be as heretofore established by City Council. 1974 • ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of Septeaber Mayor ·l· •. • • • , ....... • • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk- Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer ·2· • • , -• • • RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1974 RESOLUTION APPOINTING J. LOUIS PARXINSON, ESQ., ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, pursuant to Part II, Section 68 of the Englewood Hoae Rule Charter, City Council aay appoint one or aore Associate Judges, who shall sit at such tiaes and upon such causes as shall be detenained by the presiding Municipal Judge; and WHEREAS, previously hereto other Associate Municipal Judges have becoae unavailable as a result of the press of legal business, the City Council finds that it is necessary to appoint an Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Section 1. That J. Louis Parkinson shall be and is hereby appointed as Associate Municipal Judae in and for the City ·of Enalewood, Colorado. Said Associate Judae to serve at the pleasure of Council or until he shall resi1n or otherwise be unable to serve. Section 2. be a That the salary of said Associate Judie shall heretofore established by City Council. 1974 . ADOPTED A.ND APP OVED thi 3rd day of Septeaber Ai or ·1 · • • , • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk- Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • • , - I • • • • • RESOLUTION NO, SERIES OF 1974 RESOLUTION APPOINTING J. LOUIS PARKINSON, ESQ., ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, pursuant to Part II, Section 68 of the Englewood Hoae Rule Charter, City Council may appoint one or •ore Associate Judges, who shall sit at such tiaes and upon such causes as shall be determined by the presiding Municipal Judge; and WHEREAS, previously hereto other Associate Municipal Judges have becoae unavailable as a result of the press of legal business, the City Council finds that it is necessary to appoint an Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Section 1. That J. Louis Parkin son shall be and is hereby appointed as Associate Municipal Judae in and for the City of Englewood, Colorado. Said Associate Judae to serve at the pleasure of Council or until he shall resian or otherwise be unable to serve. Section 2. That the salary of said Associate Judie shall be as heretofore established by City Council. 1974 . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of Septeaber Mayor -1 -• • • , , - I • • • • • • ATTEST: ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk- Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer • • , - I • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ----• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE REISSUANCE OF THE CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE OF ENGLEWOOD 13241 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES TO BE LOCATED AT 3380 SOUTH BROADWAY. WHEREAS, the Englewood 13241 Fraternal Order of Eagles has heretofore aade application for the reissuance of the Club Liquor License to sell aalt, vinous, and spirituous liquors containing aore than 3.2\ of alcohol by weiaht, for consuaption on the preaises, pursuant to provisions of Chapter 75, Article 2, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended, to 3380 South Broadway; and WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public Hearing th~reon has been properly given, and the Public Hearing upon said application was properly con- ducted on the 19th day of August, 19 74 before the City Council of the City of Enelewood, as the local licensina authority, and all of the procedural requireaents of the Statute havina been coapl i ed with . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows : That, based upon the application of said Enalewood 13 241 Fraternal Order of Eaales, and the evidence and inforaation adduced at the Public Hearinf upon said application, the Ci t y Counc il of the City o Enalewood s hould and does hereby adopt the followina findina s and c onclu sions : 1. The applicant is a corporation or1ani1ed un der the la s of the State of Colorado. z. v ously ren Said Club Liquor L cense has been pre- ed on Janu ry l, 1974 . 0 , THEREFOR , IT SOLVED that, based upon the for aoinc and th nt1r r cord and th vid nee contain d h rein, th application crant n1 th rei uanc o th Club Liquor Lie n of th n l ood I 241 Frat rnal Order of to sell aalt, -1 · • • , • • • • • vinous, and spirituous liquors containing more than 3,2\ of alcohol by weight, for consumption on the preaises, at 3380 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should be and is hereby granted. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City c1erk-1feasurer I, Treasurer of certify that and coaplete of 1974. ~arl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk - the City of Englewood, Colorado do hereby the above and foregoing is a true, accurate c opy of the Resolution No. ~~~~· Series ex offic io City Cieri .... easurer -2 - • . • • ........ I • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ~~~-' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE REISSUANCE OF THE CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE OF ENGLEWOOD #3241 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES TO BE LOCATED AT 3380 SOUTH BROADWAY. WHEREAS, the Englewood #32 41 Fraternal Order of Eagles has heretofore made application for the reissuance of the Club Liquor License to sell malt, vinous, and spirituous liquors c ontaining more than 3.2\ of alcohol by weight, for consumption on the premises, pursuant to provisions of Chapter 75, Article 2, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended, to 3380 South Broadway; and WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public Hearing th~reon has been properly given, and the Public Hearing upon said application was properly con· ducted on the 19th day of August, 1974 before the City Counci l of the City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority, and all of the procedural requireaents of the Statute having been complied with. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: That, based upon the application of said En lewood 13241 Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the viden e and inforaation adduced at the Public Hearina upon said application, the City Council of the Ci ty of Englewood hould and does hereby adopt th following findin nd co nclu ions: 1. Th appl1can i a corporation organized und r th la of the tat of Colorado. id Club Liquor L1cen don Janu r 1, l 14. ·l· h b en pr • • • - • • • I• • vinous, and spirituous liquors containing more than 3,2\ of alcohol by weight, for consumption on the premises, at 3380 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should be and is hereby granted. 1974. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of September, Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-'lfeasurer I• Treasurer of certify that and complete of 1974. Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk- the City of Englewood, Colorado do hereby the above and foregoing is a true, accurate copy of the Resolution No. ____ , Series ex officio City C!ert-'lfeasurer -2 - .. - • • • -• 0 - RESOLUTION NO. ----' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE REISSUANCE OF THE CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE OF ENGLEWOOD 13241 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES TO BE LOCATED AT 3380 SOUTH BROADWAY. WHEREAS, the Englewood 13241 Fraternal Order of Eagles has heretofore aade application for the reissuance of the Club Liquor License to sell aalt, vinous, and spirituous liquors containing aore than 3.2\ of alcohol by weight, for consuaption on the premises, pursuant to provisions of Chapter 75, Article 2, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as aaended, to 3380 South Broadway; and WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public Hearing th~reon has been properly given, and the Public Hearing upon said application was properly con - ducted on the 19th day of August, 19 74 before the City Council of the City of Englewood, as the local l i censing authority, and all of the procedural requ i reaents of the Statute having been coaplied wi th . NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows : That , b as ed upon the appl i c a t i on of said Englewood 13 241 Fraternal Order of Eagl es , and the e videnc e and i nfo raat i on adduced a t th e Public Hear i nf upon said a ppl ic at i on, the Ci t y Coun ci l of the Ci ty o En g lewood s hou l d and does her e by a dop t the following f i ndi ng and c on c lu sion s: und r t h 1. The applicant is a corporation or ganized laws of the Stat of Colorado. z. v ously r ene Said Club Liquor License has b en pre· don January 1, 1974. , THE FORE, BE IT RE OL D that, ba e d upon th fo r egoina and th entir record a nd th v1d nc conta n d h re n, th application frantin1 the reis uanc of h Club L quor Lie n o th n l ood 3241 Fr t rn 1 Ord r of a l to s e ll • -1 · l • ,, , • • , - I • • • • • vinous, and spirituous liquors containing more than 3,2\ of alcohol by weight, for consumption on the preaises, at 3380 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should be and is hereby granted. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex offlClO C1ty cierk -'l'easurer I• Treasurer of certify that and coaplete of 1974 . larl Nollenberaer, ex officio City Clerk- the City of Enalewood, Colorado do hereby the above and foreaoina is a true, accurate copy of the Resolution No. ~~~~· Series ex officio city cieri-•easurer • • ' S&a1ICT 1 • • • ~ •••a&• .... Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager DATI: Bruce D. Mendelson, Administrative Assistant CO CIL ON AGING I• August 21 , 1974 At th August 19 Council meeting, the discussion of a senior citizen review board to work on the matter of housing b ~,to mind a potenti.ally valU4ble progra m that was pass d b~la p~ious City Council and has since remained dormant . I am speaking of th action taken by th Englewood City Council on Oct r 15 , 1973 which adopted the concept of an Advisory Council on Aging for the City . I have attached a copy of th report that was responsibl for the action taken in Oct ber, l,973 . Through ilnplementatio of a Council on Aging, as r c ended in th attached report, the Englewood City Council could have an ongoing advisory group that could provide input o any tter relating to the eld tly. ~ - 8 U< D . /SC Encl ure -l • • , • • • • ~ r••OC•ND'IM Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager DATI: ..oM: Bruce o. Mend ls"ln , Administrative Assistant suallCT1 CO UNC I L ON AGING I • Augus 21, 1 9 74 At the August 19 Council mee ing, the discussion of a senior citizen review board to work on the matter of housing brought to mind a potent ially valuab le program that was pass d uy a previous City Council nd has since remained ormant. I am speaking of the action taken by th Englewood City Council on Octob r 15, 1973 which adopted t he c oncept of a n Advisory Council on Aging for the City . I have attach d copy of the report. that was responsibl for the action tak n in Oc ber , l,973 . Through implementation of a Council on Aging, as recommended in the attached report, the Englewood City Council could have an ongoing advisory group that could provide input on any matter r e l.a in to th lderly. ~ - I c Enc SUt -l • • TO : Stanley H. Dial, City Manager • 0 • INTO.OFFICE MEMORANDUM DAT!: I • oc ~ober 11, 1 9 73 FROM : Bruce D. Men delson , Administrativ e Intern • SUIUECT : CO UNCIL ON AGING Introduction Wi t h the beginning of service of the Senior Su rrey, nglewood has ake n another step f or~~rd in dea ling wi th problems of the elde r ly. The new senior citizens van, in conjuct ion with a minimal property tax and xclusion of sales rax o n food, have h lped to relieve some of the d ifficu l ties facing ou~ lderly. Gn e thing , however , became a bundantly clear d uring the ga t'1ering of intoD.ation arid fo rmulating of policies for the Senior Su rr y. Th er is no •1rnup , cornitt1>e, or any one organization that acts as a total clearingho\\SC ~or infor"!'lation 01 thf1 < lJLt ly, nor ~s there an advisory body to ad cate o city govern"'' •1 t on bd 1: of h elderly. Th ere needs to be a group wh ich can meet for an exchange of id a s on r..a - trrs ranging fro~ make up of a need survey to uggestions on expansion of ser - v 1c s f or th s nior Su rrey . R comMen dation a Cow1c1l l i l..,_\..n u~:. o u.r eld rly . i uation discuss d a bov , I r COl"m ndin th !orma ion of a vocate on behalf o the elderly of Engl wood and to act s city oovernment and a encie s wl 1ich ovide dix-ec servi.cc !'. ons c1ty Council• o to pies nt to plAna 9e th • • I • • raqe 2 Mt. Dial ctober 11, 1973 administra i v e assistants . • 0 • Some Exis ing Councils in Col~rado ln res archinq th Council on Aging idea, Mr .Stan ly :::ll l, City "lanagPr of Enulew:>od , suqg stf'd a valuable approach . r, letter r -"r. Dial was written t o tht> City Manag••rs of each of four cities -PueLlo, Lovel.wd. Bould 'r , and Colorado Springs -reque"tl.I· J information and npit1.ons 0:1 t. <. r r spec tiv Councl.ls on Aqing. Simulta eously , 1 ttel.s were written by my'lelf: to th Direc ors , or Chainn n, of t.t.t• Councils thems lvr>s , Y>questinq SlJ1"ila1 information . Jn this way a or. -sid d opinii.•1 anJ sul !;equ nt 011 -id< d t port was avoided. Mi. Dial aJk .d five qu•• ions of h City ''.ana 1>rs. 1. Docs 2. Does h av e paid employe s i her ull ti~ ac lly ad..,,in1s •t ctr 10 munic.i. l 3 . Do an aaency should b limited o an a visory YOl ,, - 4 . ct., financial h 5. ' v lar ---- • • - • Page 3 Mr. Dial October 11, 1973 • • I• • up of members of the medical and legal profession, social service agency personnel, re tired persons, clergy, etc. Racial minorities should be represented. The Coun- cil needs minimal funds as most programs are undertaken through contributions. The Council can cause soma f rict ion through direct pressure on City Departr>ents to take care of problems that may effect he elderly. Colorado Springs City Manager -The City of Co lorado Springs has recognized the Pikes Peak Coun cil on Aging as an advisory body to the City Council and he City Adminis- tration . Th r are no paid employ es as the Council on Aging is made up of paid Agency members in the area. The Council is strictly advisory and should be adv i - sory. There is no city financial assistance. Pikes Peak Council on Aging Director -The impetus for the Council came fr.')m interested citizens and agency representatives. The local officials needed to be convinc d of the value of the Council . This has been accomplished. The City of Colorado Springs asks for the Pikes Peak Agency's recomnendations on pro- gram spending for the elderly. These recommendations aren't binding (they fe l tha his is aw aknessl. The Agency's four-fold purpos is as follows: 1. Centralized coordination point and information sharing forum for community programs . 2. To a •oid overlap and duplication of s rvices . 1. S~reei inq servic to make sure hat fund re us d to maximum advanta e in h conrnunity. r nts a un.tcd front o th COJmtuni y on probl ~s of aging in tl1 COMmuni y. Council has r presenU.tivea from ld rly, social service ag nc es, c. 111Ade up of 15 board uc progra as la Th City prov d $3 Ful ~­ la, and for l 73 •. • • , - • Page 4 Mr. Dial October 11, 1973 • • • problems, so a :unding request was based on those probleITI'l. Originally, they were to act as a catalyst for existing social service agencies. Because he elderly failed to und rstand this, they became a direct service ag ncy. They believe at a Council should not provide direct services bu that it shoulJ be in dir ct contac with agencies who do . ,, - They also believ that all senior citizen needs in an area snoulJ be repre- sente on he Council. Also that they should be associa ed with l o cal qov rf'I"" ~s for ease in matching red ral funds. Roulder City Manager -o letter. He referred the problem to the Council on Ag ing. Cou~cil Direc or -They have no full or part time employees. T~ey a~-· is- ter no unicipal functions. They should not be limited to an advisory rol . to the City Council. Th y do not need direct financial assistance fro tl-e city ·ernrn n • t; :U<.l J:{;. ll •c VI Bnice Q. Mend lson A ini rativ Intern r I P • . • • - • • • • tNTB-OPPICE •WPOMNDUM Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager An y McC~n, Assistant City Manag r DATI: HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM August 27, 1974 A th last Council meeting, th City Council passed motion to form a c1t1zens comt'\ittee to set standards for a !lousing Rehabilitation Proqram as r col"MI nded by Counci n Clayton. The critcri for the progr is to be submitted to Council by e first week in ~ovember. Ou to co itt or t1JT1e limit it is important th t Council ppoint their rs by the n xt C cil me ing. Perhaps this notice r should be inclu ed in th Council packets. (., { ,~ ) : 1..t't.~· )\ An y"McCown AM/SC • . • • • , • • • • le TO : Andy Mccown , Assistant City Manager FROM : Allen Lo y d , Personnel Intern DATE : August 29 , 1974 SUBJECT : MONDAY NIGHT OPENING AT CITY HALL The mon ay night opening at city hall was initiated to provide accers , one evening per week , for hose citizens who canno conduc their busin e ss with the city during the normal work- ay . Beginning Apr i l 22nd to the presen , he Englewood City Hall has been open every monday evening n 11 8:00 pm . Th Depar ments tha have offic s aff available inclu e ; Finance three employees , Public Works -on em loye , Utili ies -o ne employee , Parks and Recreation -one employee , and Comm nity D velopment -two em p loyees . The report lists th citizen usage of city hall between the rs of 5:00 o 8 :00 pm for eighteen monday night openings . The total ci izen usag for all city departments h s b en 62 ra rons . Listed by depar men ; Finance -24 pa rons , Comm nity Dev opment -28 patrons , U ili ies-0 a rons , Parks an Recr - ~ ion-8 pa rons , Public Works -2 atrons . ir nc er nigh is 3 .4 , employee p r nigh Types of Ac ivi y 24 fin er ho r is l . is .4 , er h1 The is .l'l . • . • • I • • • 0 • TO : Andy Mcco wn , Assistant City Manager FROM : Allen Loyd , Pe r sonnel Intern DATE: August 29 , 1974 SUBJECT : MONDAY NIGHT OPENING AT CITY HALL The monday night open in g at city hall was initiated to provide acceGs , one even ing per week, for those citizens who cannot conduc their business with th e city during the normal work- ay . Beginning April 22nd to the presen , he Englewood City Hall has been ope n every monday evening until 8 :00 pm . Th Departments that hav e of fi ce s aff ava i la le inclu e ; Finance three employees , Public Works -one employee , Utili ies -ne employee , Parks and Recreation -one e mployee , and Community Development -tw o employees . Th r port lists the cit izen usage of city ha 1 between the h rs of 5:00 to 8 :00 pm for eighteen monday night openings . The total ci izen usage for all city departmen s has b en 62 a rons . Li ted by departme nt ; Finance-24 patrons , Community ~eve o ment -28 pat r ons , Utili ies -O patrons , Parks an Recre- , t ion-8 patrons , Public Works -2 ~,atrons . ln nc D ~ar men per night is 3 .4 , employee p r ni h Types of Activi y 24 fin t er ho r is 1 .5 . The is .4 , p r hour is .14 . • • - • • 0 • Utility Department 0 ~o c stomer since A rll 22nd . Public Works 2 1 information abo a stop sign 1 needed concrete permit ommunt y Developmen 28 2 b il in permt s 3 building inspections reque s e uuildln informa ion contrac or icen e l we cu ting 8 zoning lnforma ion · P rks nd Recreation 8 nnis r gistrations r er tton regl~tra ion , rk reserva ions 1 nls 11 quiry PBX er tor (last s ven w eks) • Est 1m e lOJ r r 01 l c ll '{ n ru , . phone c 1 s ~hone c ll • ho e c l •. • • I