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Home My WebLink About1974-10-07 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• 0 • .. CITY COU CIL MEETING -Regular October 7 , 19711 "' - • 0 • • - 8:00 P.M. ~2. • • • 0 • AGENDA FOR THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE ENGL&/000 CITY COUNCIL OCTOBE R 7, 1974 Call o o rder, invocation by Reverend Stanley Fixter, Englewood United Methodist Cl'lurch, 3885 South Broadway, pledge of llegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #58, and roll call. Minutes. J <al Minutes of the regular meetl.llg of September 16, 1974. (Copies enclosed. l Minut s of the spec al meeting of September 23, 1974. (Copi s nclos d.) Vial.tors. v <•> (b) (C) /la) Mr. Harold Rust, Engl o strict Manag r o th Public Service COmpany, vill appear before Council t o pr s nt the !ranchise ch ck for th hird quarter of 1974. Mr. M. M. s rs, 31 O South o lawre, will pr s nt to request Council to as a r solu ion dir ted t o Conqr as o ap1ly ant -nfla i ry rs. ,/11 ,,. - •. • • - - • • • • 0 - 1-'Cl'J 2 October 7 Agenda v 4. Public Hearing (Continued). (aJ\_/ii) Amendm ent t o the Com prehensiire Zoning Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area in R-1-C single family residence. {Passed on first reading on September 3 , 1974.) v"'(Hi ) Ame ndment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area in I-1 light industrial. (Passed on first reading on September 3, 1974. ) J<iv) Amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area I-2 general industrial. (Passed on first reading on September 3, 1974.) {v) Amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to place certain property in the recently annexed area in I-3 industrial. (Passed on first reading on September 3, 1 9 74.) Communications -No Action Recommended. {a ) Minutes of the Board of career Serv1ce C0111111iaaionera meeting of September 19, 1 97 4. (Co iea enclosed.) t)bl J(c) (d) ./(el ( ) )() Minute• of the Pl nning and zoning COlllllliHion of Augus 20 and S ptember 4, 1 974 . (C opies tings ncloa d.) M orandum fr0111 th Planning and z 1.ng eo-iHion re arding traffic flow pat m "'1 in Ci y of Englewood. (Co i a nclos d.) H ran frOlll he Dir c or o sing c rtu.n st re for inclusion n 22. {Copies enc lo d.) lo ,. - • • • • • 0 t• • Cct.:iber 7 Agenda Commu nications -Action Recommended. JCal V--:c > / (\.) < I .;. ) "\._,/ (f) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of Septembex 18 with the following r ecommendations: veil (Co; i Supplement 112 t o th Chei:ryrnoo r South Sanita- tion ConnectoLS Agreement. Co nveyanc o f a gas ut lit~ sement t o the Public Servic C ~..,a.1.y across City property in Doug- l s County. en losed.) fr m th Tri-County H r an ant -making and enclosed.) l Depart.m nt for ealt.h program. Herbert H &anna indicating his Engle\1ood Housing Authority. lLc Work s Depar nt on the pro- n usolf, uaolf In riora , for Polic -Fir Build1119. (Co pie 1vn h t..h Plaru.ing and Zoning Commission rding th tights-of-w y d dication for West Bates Av nu and South Zuni Street. (Bill for an Ordinance enclosed.) qu st for a public h ring for a special ev nts liquor lie ns for saint Loui Church , J301 Sou Sher n Str (Council action r quest form enclosed.) it.y Attoi;n y. •I J<h) C) on t wal r Cit.y ot 14 nt S ?Vi t o t. l 16.) ding authe :1z1n9 an agr nt V1•UI. t 1 rg ncy Ci y. irs r dillg • • • , - • • 0 I• • .. }' October 7 Agenda .,/6 City At torney (Continued). 7. v (d) Ordinance on final reading vacating the alley in ~ Block 9 , Logandale, and retaining a 16 foot utility 4 easemen • (Pass don first reading on September 3.) J (f) vCg) Bill tor an Ord inanc e revising the sewer ordinanc to r fleet new rates and charges. (Copies enclosed.) Bill for an Ordinance authorizing the agreement with the Regional Transportation District for the purchase of the City bus sys:em. (Copies enclosed.) Resolution supporting the proposed Constitutional ~ Amendment to A1ticle XIV nd XX of the Colorado State ~7 Constitution, known as the Poundston Amendment. (Copies enclosed.) (h) R solution authorizing neqotat1ons for the property n ded tor th r vaJo Str t extension. (Copies nclosed.) (i) Attorney's Choice. City Ma.nag er . (•) solutJ.on &"1 nd ing Bud:iet. (C l i s nclos d .) -.,/fbl I:< olut St ring (cl rth r ,POI .,/ (d) t.he Six ran rter Public Improv n , bu q t and olu ion of th d.) Council n Agi.n<;r. • • , -• 0 t• • I NTRO DUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~-(~-~-'~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DI STR ICT , A BODY POLITIC OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, THE CITY OF LITTLETON, CO LORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION PROVIDING FO R THE PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOOD- LITTLETON-FT. LOGAN BUS SYSTEM BY THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the Regional Transportation District baa been established a a political subdivision of the State of Colorado t o develop, maintain and operate a mass t r ans portation system; and WHER EAS, th City of Littleton , Colorado, and the City of Englewood, Colorado, jointly own and operate a public .... transpo rta tion syat m; and WHE EAS, th Regional Transport ation Dist rict ia desirous of acquiring th xistin as ta and asawaing t he opera tion s of the Englewood-Litt! t on-Ft. Logan Bus Sya t ; and accord Regi on Citi s tran po r S ctlon 1. p pu lie trans portation ta in ai r a o th r sidents o f the a rea, the t wiah a to cont inue to involve th od in 11atter a r lating t o public -1- BY TH CITY CO CIL OF TB unicipal corporation, le tonal nt", itt n • • ....... • • 0 • Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado to subscribe his name to said Agreement 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 same. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 7th day of Oc t ober, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the lQth day of October, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: x officio City Clerk-Tr asur r 1, Karl Noll nb rger, doh r by certify that tbe above and for goin ia a tru , accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinanc , in roduc d, read in full, and paaaed on firat reading on th 7th d • o f O..·tober, 1974. •x officio City Clerk-Treaaurer -2- " • • • • 0 I • - REGIONAL TRANSPOR TATION DISTRICT TRANS FER AGREEM ENT AGREEMENT made th is __ day of-----------' 1974, by and betwee n the Region al Transportation District, a Body Politic of the State of Colorado, having its offices at 56 Steele Street, Denver, Colorado 80206, hereinafter referred to as the "D istrict" or "RTD"; and the City of Englewood, a municipal corporation created and exis ting under the laws of the State of Colorado, havin g its principal office located at City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado 80110, and the City of Littleton, a municipal corporatio n created and existing under the laws of the State of Colorado, having 1ts principal office located at City Hall, 2450 West Main Street, Littleton, Colorado 80120, hereinafter collectively referred to as "Cities". WITNESSETH : WHEREAS, the RTD has been established as a po11ticel subdivision of the State of Colorado to develop, maintain and operate a mass transportation syste111 for the benefit of all of the inhabitants of thdse portions of six counties c0111Pris ing t e Dis trict, including, in ter alta, the Ctt1es; and HEREAS , the Cities jo n ly own and operate a public 1111ss transportation syst (know n as th Englewood-Littleton-F ort Logan Bus), which system presently prov ides bus service within a portion of t e geographical area encQll'C)assed by th RTO; and EREAS, RTO 1s desirous of acquiring the existing assets and ass tng th op rat ions of t Engl ood-L1t leton-F ort Logan Bus; and EREAS, th City of tngl ood ts th opera ting ag ncy of said En glewood· Littleton-Fort Logan Bus , 1 h nanc1al support fro111 the C1ty of Littleton; and • • • • • • 0 I • • WHEREAS, subsequent to January 1, 1974 , t he RTD has been of substantial assistance to the Cities in assuming the burden of maintaining the existing level of tra ns 1t service provided by the Cities; and WH EREAS, subsequent to the successfu l election the RTD has established a nlM!lber of "Citizen Action Committees" oper ating throughout the District, including the En glew ood and Littleton areas; and WHER EAS, f ol l owing acquisition, th e RTD desires to continue the operation of the "CAC " Corrmittees in the Englewood and Littleton area, and to receive reco11111endat io ns th er efr~m concerning public transportation needs in the Englewood and Li ttleton area; and WHEREAS , to f ur t her insure that th e pub l i c transportation is i n accord wi th the need s and desires of the residents of the area, the RTD wishes to continue to fnvolve the Cities of Englewood and Littleton i n matters relating to pub li c transp ortation• and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the RTD not onl y to mainta i n the level of transit s ervice heretofore provided, but to irrc>rove sel"Vice consistent with the availa bility of additional equipll'ent and sou nd ma nagement of safd equ i pment• and WHE REAS, t he RTD wis es to insure that no present anployees of the Englewood - Lfttleto -Fort Logan Bus syst 1s adversely affected by safd acquis i t i on by the D1str1ct. THEREFORE, for ard t considerati on of the premises , and the 1111 tual co a ned , t Partfes hereto agree as foll~: 1. Th T wfll ec ire a se s nd assUllle the operation of th Englewood- Lfttleton-Fort Log n Bus as of -------· The "Closing D te " as provided h rein, wfll b on , and shall take place at t he Offices of the City of Engl ood at a tually con~ nt ti and date. -2 - •. • • - • • 0 l• • 2. ,level of Service -Consultant and ~unicipalities Upon acquisition the RTO wil l mai ntain the level of transit service heretofore pro vided and will improve such service consistent with the availab i lity of add iti onal equipment and sound manag ement thereof. In this regard the RTO will cons i der rec onl'l en dations for changes i n service furnished by CAC 's and/or received fr om th e Municipality in vol ve d, and will present proposed changes of a substantial nature affecting service within the area wh ol l y encompassed by Englewood and Littleton to the appropriate municipality prior to effectuating any proposed cha nges . 3. Tr ansfers of Assets The Cities agree that, a the clo s i ng, the Cities will transfer to the District or its designated subsidiary, all of the Englewood-Litt l eton-F or t Logan Bu s (hereinafter called the "Sys te ") assets , property and fac 11 i t i es ow ned by t he Cities, real and personal, tangible and in t angi ble, includ i ng, wi thou t li mi tation , 1111terials a d supplies , prepaid expenses , l eases , l i censes, veh i cles, veh icl e equ ipment, ge eral equip t, and all con tract rights. 4. Ass ptio o Lia ilities At t e c os ng, t e Dis trict will execute and del iver to the Citi es an underta fn rein Dis r1ct will ass and agree to pay or di sc harge the follow ng : a. All lia ll1tf s and obligations of the System accruing after date of ran er fch inc e, ft out li~ftatfon, trad accounts payable, ac co s pay able to City d A 1 futur lfa to t co racts and c ts and accrued vacation and oliday pay. ligations of th Syst wit respect s of Syst including, without li itatfon, any -3 -• • - • • • 0 • state or local sales or excise tax liability arising as a result of the transact1o ns called for herein; exc ept, however, any obligation with respect to any clai m arising from any action brought by a third party because of any event, injury, breach or wrong concluded pr io r to closing; and specifically excepting liabili ties with respect to clai ms by third parties due to any event, injury, breach or wrong occurring with respect to the System prior to the closing date, although action thereon i s conmen ced after the closing date. 5. Representations and Warranties of Cities Cities represent and warrant as follows : a. Existen ce and Author i ty 1. That Cities a~P un i ci pal ~--~~rations duly organized under the laws of the State of Co l orado; 2. That Ci t i es have the power to own the assets, properties and fac ilities to be transferred hereunde r and to operate the System as and where such operations are now conduc ted; 3. At the closing date , that Cities will have C0111Plete and unrestr icted power to transfer all the prop4!1"ties and facilities of the Syst co t plated by t e agreement. b. Fi nancia l The aud i ed 4'f arc a l sta nts of Englewood-Littleton-Fort Logan s syst • pr pal"flS i t r ct t o t Syst • certified by its certified public acco nta nts for the period ndin1 t __ day o t ffna f'lc11l condi 0 0 such dat e , IS t 1. t o re io o t ,, , 197~· present fairly and accurately Sys t for the period then ended and that since rse c ng fn t ffnanc:f 11 condftfon or fn fro th d1t r f rred to 1bov • cept H • 4 • • • , - • • • • 0 I • • ref lected by the financial state~ents of the operatin g agency's aud i tor att ~~hed hereto; 2. Any damage , destruction or l oss, whether covered by i ns urance " - or not, mat erially and adversely affecti ng the assets, properties, fac i l i ties or operation of t e Syste'11; 3. Any strikes; or 4. Any ot her ev ent or conditi on pertaining to and materially and ad versely affec t ing t he assets or pro perty, facilities or operation of the System. c . Undisclosed Liabilities 1. To the best knowledge of Ci t ies , there are no lia biliti es or obligations w atsoever, either accrued , abs olu te, cont in gen t or ot he rw i se chargeable to the System, except: (a ) to the e tent set forth in and used in the financi al statements and in footnotes thereto; (b) to the extent specifically set fo r th i n th is agreeme nt and any ex hibit referred to ere n; (c) those incurred in or as a result of the operatio s of t he Syst since t __ day of----------· 1974 . z. 0 best kn ledge of Cities the re i s no asfs for any material cl11 , incl di g claf~ or r urs against the Syst or Citi s with r pee o any federal, stat or loc al capital gran t con t racts or appl1cat1o s. d. To t o C1t1ts, there have beef\ filed t appropr1at over all ax r turns, r po rts, f inancial s ateMtn t s, rate c dul or any ot r n cess ary r par s or sta ts required to be filed -5 • • • f • • • • 0 • by it, the terms of which have been fully complied with and all fees, dues, penalt ies thereof have been f ully paid. e. Title to Property Cit i es have good and mark etable or insurable title to all of the propert ies and fac ilities us ed or held for the use of the Cities with respect to the System . A list of all the assets, properties and facilities of the Systen and all insurance policies covering them as of the __ day of---------- 197~, attached hereto as Exhibit A, delivered by the Cities to the Dis trict, is true and correct. f . Con tracts and Co11111itments 1. Cities have no ou tstanding contracts with respect to the System with employee s, agents, consultants, advisors, salesme n, sales representatives, or other partie s t at are ot canc ellable on notice of not longer t an thirty days and without liability, penalty or premium except as set forth herein. 2. Cities or t eir age ts ha e no collective ba1"'9a ining or einp lo.Y"M!nt agre ts, or any agreemen ts that contain any severance or te ination pa , lia ilities o o ligations except as set forth here in. 3. C es do no a e a y bo us, deferred compensation or retfrer;ent pla , ei egally binding or not, nor are they presently pay ing a y pe s c or re a ces to anyone w1 respe ct to the ir opera io of t ~cept as se fort herein. 4. To t best of t l dg of the Cit es, there is no default of, or any asts or a y clai of default or breac un~r •~1 co tract d or o 11 a on o td by t to be ass.....S by the 01str1ct u der t 1s agr t. -6 - • • - • • • • I • • g. No Breac h of Statute or Co ntract To the best knowledge of the Cities, neither the execut i on and . deli very af this agree men t, nor compliance with the tenns and provis i ons of this agreement on the part of the Cities will breach any statute, order, ordinance or regulation of any gov ernm ent author i ty or will, at the closing date, conflict with or result in a breach of any of the tenns, conditions or provisions of any agreement or instrument to whic h the Ci ties are parties or by which they are or may be bound or constitute a default thereunder, or result in the creation or imposition o any lien, ~harge or encumbrance of any nature whatsoever upon or give to others any in terest or rights, including rights of tennination in, or with respect to any of the properties, facilities, contracts or operations of the System . h. o Litigation or Adverse Events -Liability of the Part ies (1) There is no suit , action or legal, administrative, arbitration or other proceedf g or governmental investigation which migt\t materially or adversely affect the ftna cial co ditio of the System, or any of the properties or facilities of the Systeni, nor i s there any event or constition of a~ ~aracter pert• ning to the properties a d fac11it es of the Cities that r.11y .. terially or adversely affect sue proper 1es and fac111tfes. (2) Ci 'ies s all responsible for and satisfy all accrved Ha 11 tie • accou s, ills and clai for the Sys tell until 12 :00 fd i t o the clos1 da Ofs tric s a 11 responsfbl for and s1t1sfy 111 ltabtlftfes , ICC S, ills I ell ace,,, ng aft r 12:00 fdnt t of t closing dat • t. 0 sclosur r pr s tatio s or rranti by t Cf tfes fn thts ag t, nor any s~t nts or certtffcates urnts td or to ~ furnished by or on alf o t e Cft e pur uant to t nt, nor any doc or c rttftcat d livered to t Dtstrtc pursuan to t h Uon fth act tons • 7 - • • • • 0 I• - conte plated hereby contai n or shall co tain any untrue statements of a material fact necessary to make the statement contained therein not misleading. 6. Representations and l!arranties of RTD The Dis tr ict represents and warrants as follows: a. Existence and Aut ority " - The Regional Tra sportation Di strict (RTD or Distr i ct) is a political subdivision of the State of Colorado duly organized under acts of the legislature, as ame nded. The District is errpowered by its enabling legislation to enter into the agreement conte plated herein. b. Authorizat ion The execut i on a d performance of this agreer.lf!nt has been authorized by the members of t e Board of Di rectors of the District at a duly constituted meet ing thereof as specified within its enabling legislation. c. o Breach o Statute or Con tract either t e execution nor the delivery of this agreenent nor coq:>liance wi t e terms or provis i ons of this agrement on the part of the D1str1ct will breac any statute, ordinance or regulation of any governmental aut ori y, d stic o foreig , or 111 , at the closing date, conflict with or rtSult i 1 ac o a y of t e te • conditions or provfsfons of any agreement or 1nst o e Distrfc is a party or by which ft 1111 be bound, or co stf ute d ~ault r u der, or result in th creation or f..,osftion of any 11 tnt r to. d. ce of any na ur 1tsoever upon or gfv to others any s o te _ f nation or cane llatfon fn, or th prop r 1 s or assets of t Dfstr1ct. or 1rr1nty by t r c rt ftca t urnt hed or to Ofstrfc t fn thfs 19 nt nor furnish by or on alf of t nt or ctrtfffcat dtl fvered to 0 , nor any do -8 • • • - • • • • 0 • the Cities pursuant to this agreement or in connection with the actions contemplated the re by, contains or shall con ta in any untrue statements of materi al fact or knowingly om it or shall omit to state a material fact necessary to make the statement contained herein not isleadi ng. 7. Conduct of Syste 's Ope rat ics Pendin g Closing Date From and after the date of this agreer.ient and until the closing date: a. Full Access The District and its authori zed representatives shall have full access during noma 1 bus·; ness hours to a 11 propertf es, books, records, contracts and docu ments of the Cities with respect to the System and the Cit ies shall furn ish to the District and its authorized representatives all information with respec t to t e affairs of the Syst0'1 as the District may reasonab ly request. b. Carry On Opera ions The Cities shall carry on the operations of the System fn substantially the sa e manner as heretofore and not make or institute any unusual or novel ethods of operation, including but not limited to fare increases or decreasts ft out t e prior written consent of t~e District. c. creases Cities s all not grant a y gene ral or uniform increases 1 th rates o pay of i ts loyees, or any increases fn the salary of any age t o by ans of any o us or p ns on plan or other contract c 1 crease n y c nsation of any such offic or ag t t o t D1strfct. d. s ployee or ftme t loy r into any contract or c nt or ngag and ordinary course of bustn ss tnconsis t nt ... - tn any ra sic io w t f t past 1c s w t ou th prior wrftten cOfls nt of the Dtstr1ct. xcept for p re as o s. -9 - • • ' - • • 0 I• - e. Insurance The Cities shall maint a in their insurance against all ordinary and insurable risks. f. No Oefaul t The Cities shall not do any act or omit to do any act or permit any act or omission to act, which will cause a breach of any material contract, COlllTiit.Ment or obligation of the Cities with respect to the System. g. Compliance with Laws "' - The Cities shall duly comply with all applicable laws and special enactments as may be req uired for the valid and effective transfer of the property and facilities contemplated by this agreement. 8 . Con ditions precedent to the District 's Obligation Each and eve ry obligat i on of the District to be performed on the closing date sha ll be subject to the satisfaction prior thereto of the following conditions : a. Represen ations and Warranties at Closing Date : .. - The representations and warranties made by the Cities fn this agreement shall be true o a d as of t e closing date with the same effect as though such represe ta ·o s and warranties had been made as of the closing date. b. CO!!!>lfance with Agre nt The Citi s s all d and con..,li ed with all th fr obltga o s under t ts agr nt 1 c are to be performed or c l ed t by t prtor ~ o t clo g da e . c. All s ate a d fed ral grants with respect to the Syst presently running to t Ci es for t benefit o th Englewood-Li ttle on-For Log n Bus, -10 - • • - • • • - shall have been duly assigned to the District and such assignment shall have been approved or concurred in by the relevant government agency. d. Cert ificate of Fulfillment of Conditions The Cities sha ll hav e delivered to the District a certificate of their res pective ~·anagers of Public Works, or, at their option, from the attorney for the Englewo od-L i ttleton -F ort Logan Bus, certifying in such detail as the District may specify that the conditions set forth in paragraphs a ., b. and c . of paragraph 8 hereof have been fulfilled, and Cities shall have delivered to the District a list of all assets, properties and facilities of the System as at the closing date, certified by the operating agency's Auditor as called for in paragraph Sb. e . Op inion of Counsel for System District shall have received from the attorneys for the System on the closing date a written opinion, date d as of the closing date, addressed to the District and satisfactory to t he District in fonn and in substance that the Cit i es are duly organized and existing as municipal corporations as stated herein; that this agreement has been duly executed and delivered by the Cities pursuant to all necessary approvals, consents and resolutions required by any enabling leg islation, ordinances or charters for the Cities and is valid and legally binding upon t he Ci tie s and enforceable in accordance with their terms ; that t Cities have good nd ~ r etabl title to th prop rties and facilities as set forth r fn, t at t Cit1es ave c plet and unr strict r to transfer to the District 111 o e prop rti s and facilities to be tr1nsferred h reund r; t t t instr nts x cut d and d li red to the District hereund r are val id and fn accordance wit th t nns and f ctiv ly v st fn th Ofstrf ct t itle to t prop r y and fac t t s of t Cities with r sp ct to the Sys r ufred to be -t1 - • • • • • • 0 • transferred to the District as contemplated by this agreement; that neither the execut ion nor the delivery of this agreenent by the Cities nor compliance with the provisions hereof by the Cities shall result in a breach by the Cities with the tenns, or conditions or provisions of any judgment, order. injunction, decree, agree ment or instrument to which they are or may be bound or constitute a default thereunder or result in the creation or imposition of any lien, charge, encumbrance or restrictions of any nature whatsoever upon, or give to others any interest or rights, including tennination or cancellation rights in or with respect to any of the assets, properties, facilities or contracts of the System; that the writer of said legal opinion does not know of any litigation, proceeding or governmental investigation or labor dispute or labor trouble pending or threatened against or relating to the System, and that to the best of his knowledge there are no facts which would constitute a breach of any of the contracts to be assigned by the Cities to the District hereunder. f . Proceedings and Instruments Satisfactory All proceedings to be taken in connecti on with the transaction cont lated by this agreement and all documents'incident thereto shall be satisf ctory in form and su stance to the District , and the Cities shall have d a aila le to e District for ex ination t e originals or tru and correct coptes of all records and docu nts relating to t e operatfo and affairs of the l e t District y r ason ly r u st tn conn tfon w1t t s trans- c fons . 9. s r s all ha be n d 11 rd to t District valtd asstg nts o tc 1 is bound to assign a d d 11 r th all n cessary con nts to any uc ass tg nts endorsed th r n. • 12 - • • 1 I ! • • ;- 0 , . • h. No Litigation No investigation , suit , action or other proceeding shall be threatened or pending befo r e any co urt or governmental agency which in the opinion of the Di s trict's legal co un sel i s likely to result in the restraint, prohibition or the obtain in g of material da ma ges or other material relief in connection with this agr eement or the consunmation of the transactions contemplated hereunder, or fn connec tion wi th any mat er i al clai m against the Cities, the District or the System not disclosed herein. i. Approvals and Concur re nc es All necessary approvals or concurrences shall be obtained from state and fe deral agenci es, including the Uni ted States Department of Tran s portation, with respect to this transfer and th e cap i tal acquisition grants sub j ect thereto . 9 . Conditions Precedent to Obli gat i ons of the Ci t i es Each and eve ry obligation of the Cities to be ~rfonned on the cl osin g date sha ll be subject to the satisfaction prior thereto of the following condftfons : a . Representat ion s and Wa rranti es True at Closfng The District's r epres entations and W.rrantfes contained fn thfs agreement shall b tru at and as of the clos i ng date as though such representations and wa l'T'ant ies were ade a t and as of the cl os i ng date . b. Compli nee wit Agreerrient Th District shall have perfonned and coq>lf ed with fts obliga ti on s under th1 s agr nt lch ar to be performed or coq>lfed wfth by ft prfor to or on t clos · 9 da e . c. Opinion of Couns for District Distrlct s all a e delivered to the Ci t ies an opi nion of t he Distr ict's 1 al counsel , Gorsuc , frgfs, Ca!llpbell, lker l Gro v r, dated as of -13 - • • , • • • the closfng date, satisfactory to the Cities in form and in substance as to the Distr i~t's legislative existence, good standing, and the necessary empowering authority and to the effect that the ex ecution and performance of this agreement have been author ized by the members of the Board of Directors of the Dfstrfct at a duly constituted meeting thereof . 10. Purchase Pr ice At the closi ng date th e Dis tr ict will deliver to the Citfes fts certified check or bank draft for the pure ase of all of the assets. properties and f 10 •~ o-1 facilities referen ced herein in the amount of $24.122.36. safd check to be made payable jointly to Englewood and Littleton, who shall determine its allocation • 11. Closing Date • a. The closing date shall be as provided for hereinabove. b. On the closing date, the Citi es shall deliver to the District: 1. Such instruments of transfer as shall be reasonably necessary to vest in the District good and marketable title to the prope~ and facflftfes to be transferred to the District. ' 2. All books and records an d all other data relating to the property and facilities o the System as othe rwise provided herefn; 3. All the docuMents, inclu ding certfffcates and opinion of counsel. required by this agre ent. c. 0 the closing date, t e District shall deliver to the Cftfes: 1. Its certif1ed c c or ban draft for the purchase prfce called for herein; 2. An underta ing er fn ft wfll assu1111 and agree to Pl.)' or discharg all of t futur liab111ti s and obligations of the System and all • 14 • • • • • • future liabilities and obligations with respect to all the contracts and comn i tments of the System, except as otherwise provided fn paragraph 15; 3. The certi ficates and opinion of legal counsel required by this agreement. 12. Construction This agreement may not be modified or terminated orally and shall be construed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado. 13. Nature and Duration of Warranties All warranties made by the parties hereto each to the other fn this agreement shall cont i nue and survive to the closing date. 14 . Other Provisions a . Notice s ,_ All notices, requests, demands and other comnunications hereunder shall be deemed to be gi ven ff del i vered by hand or certified or registered 111ail with postage prepa i d as follows : If to the Cities, to : Mr . Andy Mccown (or hfs successor) • Assistant Ci ty Manager City of Englewood Ci ty Ha l l 3400 So ut h Elati St reet Engl ewood, Color ad o 80 110 and additional copx to: • Charles Blosten (or his successor) Ptrsonn 1 Director City of Littleton 2450 est Main Street Littleton, Colorado 80120 or to such oth r p rson and place as t he Cities sha ll desfgn1tt to t he Ofs trt ct f n wr 1thig, and -15 - • • - • • 0 I • • If to the Dis trict, to: Mr. John D. Simpson (or his successor) Execut i ve Director Regional Transportation District 56 Steele Street Denver, Colorado 80206 and additional copy to: Lega 1 Counse 1 Regional Transportation District 56 Steele Street Denver, Colorado 80206 or to such other person and place as the District may designate to the C1tfes fn wrftfng. b. Counterparts Thfs agreement may be executed simultaneously or 1n two or more counterparts, each of whfch shall be deemed an or1gfnal but all whfch together shall constitute one and the same instrument. c. Headings and Definitions The headings of the paragraphs of this agreement are inserted for convenience only and shall not constitute a parb thereof. 15. Further Assurances From tf to tfme prfor to. at and after the closing date. the C1tfes wfll cause fts ~loy s and fts officials to execute all doc""tnts, tak all such 1ctfon as t Dfstrfct, ~efng 1dvfsed by counsel. shall r 1so ably request fn eon ctfon wft th carrying o 1nd e f ctu1tfng t e int n ind purpose reof ind 111 tr1 SICtfo~ co lated by thf s 1gre nt. 16. Ind nf f1c1tfon In 1dd ft1on to 1ny 1nd 111 oblfg1tfons of t Cl fes with re pect to t repre t1tfons and w1rr1n 1 s r und r. t Cftfes shill old t Dfstrfct h1 1 ss ind fnd ffy th Ofstrfct for 1ny ney r ufrtd to b re1 ursed by t Ofstrfct due to 1ny fr1 d, fsst1t n s or f1 11 r pr ntatto s -16 - • • • • • 0 • ""de io wr;tiog by the represeotatl•es aod ageots of the Cities with "'spe<t to any application, report or infonnation rendered to such state or federal governments. The right to indemnification and reimbursement shall lapse after ffve years from the closing date. 17. fmelo.Yment To insure that no present employee of the System is adversely affected io ••Y """•er by •cq,is;tloo, the RTD agrees to offer emplo"'"'"'t to all emplo,.es Willing to accept same as of the Acquisition Date. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have signed thf s Transfer Agreement. APPRO ED AS 0 l(GA F By rr.~1~1-t~ou~n~e~tr---------------- 1ona1 Tran porta fo D1strfc REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT By x~~a::"li'-nna=n=-=07f-::t>i:fie~801>.::":a'-l"d7-:o:-:1f~D'-f r;::e:::-c~to;:r;::s--- CITY OF ENGLfWOOD fftfe CITY OF LITTLETON By ~-------------------------- fttle • 17 • • • • ' - • • • 0 • I I RESOLU TION NO. ---· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTI ON RELATING TO REVENUE SHARING. WHEREAS, the Ci y of Englewood has annua lly received $626,883 of vit ally needed phys ical a s is ance through the al location of Federal dollars under the General Revenu e Sharing program ; and Federal enables locall WHEREAS, the Revenue Shar ing dollars are received directly from the government with a minimum of Federal bureaucratic red tape which the City of Englewood to use their Re venue Sharing funds to meet the detenuined priority needs of the coDDUnity; and WHEREAS, the citizens of the City o f Englewood view their locally elected officials a s bein accountable for the e xpenditure of Rev enue Sharing dollars, and that such clearly defined accoun tability baa r .. ulted in increaaed cit izen involvement in identifying the priority n.eeda of the c omaun.i ty; and WHEREAS, th Cit Revenue Sharing unda tha f llows: t y f c 1 • o n le ood ha ap propriated $1 .4 aillion of have be n r c ived during the paat two yeara aa Total $ 255,000 454,227 79,279 7,514 5,800 1,000 20,000 18,000 25,971 550,000 400 9,029 $1,42 ,220 y of En l...ood a r in verely d ra of inflation whi ch la nd ax tion; and rain in tty within. rin pro r .. i• providtn inflation.; aod pro r• which ri& • an in 1972 el ted thia naion of t • • • • ·, • (. 2 WHEREAS, the termination of the General Revenue Sllaring program will place the City of Englewood in the untenable poattion of either having to decrease essential community services, or raiatna taae•. or by doing both. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL VED THAT THE crrr couwcn OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD unanimously endor ses the co ntinuation of the General Revenue Sharing program and calls upon the 94th Congreaa to re-enact the General Revenue Sharing program in order to insure that vitally needed Federal aaalatauce will be provided to the City of Englewood. Be it further resolved that the canclldatea for the Ullited States House of Representatives f rom the 5th Congreaalonal diatrlct 0 and the candidates for the United States Senate from the St4te of Colorado, be requested to public ly state their support for the re-enact9ellt of tbe General levenue Sharing program, in order for the c itizens to be informed of their cO!lmellt, or lack thereof, to this essential Fede ral assistance proar ... Be it further resolved that a copy of thla le9olutlon be ~iately forwarded to the fo llowing Congressional candidat ... Iv IL ,., {).A • ..-.-t -~ Deaelll Eh lrotzwn, Repu lican candidate for U. S. llouae of Repreaentativ .. Dr. Ben Galloway, Democratic cand idate for U. S. lloaae of Repreaen ativu Gary Hart, Democrat ic cand idate for O. S. leeata Peter H. Doainick, Republican candidate for U. S. Senate and that a public written r esponse be i181ediately r....-eted froa each candidate which cl arly s tates hie position on th con tlauattoa of tbe General ..,,..... Sharin progr-. • ADOPTED AMI> APP OVED this 7th day of Oc~0 lt74. ex officio City Cler t, IC.arl llenb r r, Colo r do, do r by c rtify that a d c let opy of R lution Mayor City Clerll of t City of and fo l9I le a tn.e, accarat Sari •of 1976 . ofUcio City Cl • . • • t - • • • • • 'l b RES OLUT!O NO. ;./ ,.,[ ---· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOL UTI O RELATIN G TO REVENUE SHARI NG. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has annually received $626,883 of vitally needed phy sical ssistan c e hrou gh the allocation of Federal dollars und er the General Reven ue Sha ring program; and WHEREAS, the Revenue Sha ring dollars are received directly from the Federal go vernment with a minimum of Federal bureaucratic red tape which enables the City of Englewoo d t o use t heir Revenue Sharing funds to meet the locall determined priority needs of the co11111Unityf and WHEREAS, the ci tizens of the City of Englewood view their locally elected of ficials as being accountable fo r the expenditure of Revenue Sharing dollars, and that such clearly defined accountability baa reaulted in increased citizen involvement in identifying the priority needa of the com11UDity; and WHEREAS, th City of En lewood has appropriated $1.4 atllion of Revenue Sharing funds that h v bPen r ceived during the paat two years as foll ow : Pr ra u<ltr> 1 S ud nt OT • $ To tal 255,000 454,227 79,279 7,514 5,800 1,000 20,000 18,000 25,971 550,000 400 9,029 $1,426 ,220 Cit1 o f Engl ~ are bein 1ev r ely d rate of inflation wh ich 11 nd 121 19 alao und raintn t c nltf ithin rJ proar .. la pravidin or tntlat ion; and r in procr• wtcb •• t vhic: la bai horia .. t nt n tn 1972 •1 t t 1a alo of t • • -• • • 2 WHEREAS, the termination of the General Revenue Sharing program will place the City of Englewood in the untenable poaition of either having to decrease essential community services, or raiaing tazea, or by doing both. NOW, TIIEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED THAT TR! CITY CODICIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD unanimously endorses the continuation of the General Revenue Sharing program and calls upon the 94th Cong ress to re-enact the General Revenue Sharing program in order to insu e that vitally needed Federal aaaiatance will be provided to the City of Englewood. Be it fu rther resolved that the candidate• for the United State• House of Representatives f r01n the 5th Congreaaional diatrict, and the candidates for the United States Senate froa the State of Colorado, be requeated to publicly state their support for the re-eaact9allt of the General Revenue Sharing program, in order for the c itizens to be informed of their comiient , or lack thereof, to this essent ial Fede ral aaaiatance progr ... Be it further resolved that a copy of this leaolutioa be immediately forwarded to the followin g Congr essional candidat .. , Donalcf G. ;Brot~n, Republican candidate for U. S. Bouae of Repreaentativea Dr. Ben Galloway, Democratic candidate for U. S. llouae of Representative• Gary Hart, Demo cratic candida te for U. S. Senate Peter H. Doainick, publican candidate for U. S. Senate and that a public written r eapona b 1.-ediately r~ated from each candidate which cl arly stat a his p ition on the con tlauatioa of the General leYeaue Sharing prograa. APP 0 this 7th day of Octoller, 1974 . Mayor A x offtc o City Cl r of icio City Clertt of the City of t abov 8Dd to illl la a true, a ccurat n • ~· leri a of 1974 . of f tcto City Clertt • • • - • • • 0 , . • • • RESOLUTI ON NO. --· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO REVENUE SHARING. WHEREAS, the City of Englewoo d has annually received $626,883 of vitally needed physical assis tance through the allocation of Federal dollars under the General Revenu Sharing program; and WHEREAS, the Revenue Sha ring dollars are received directly from the Federal go vernment with a minimum of Fe deral bureaucratic red tape which enables the City o f Englewood to use their Revenue Sharing funda to meet the locally determined priority needs of t he co11111unity; and 'l b WHEREAS, the citizens of the City of Englewood view their locally elected officials as being accountable for the expenditure of Revenue Sharing dollars, and that such clearly defined accountability hae resulted in increased citizen involvement in identifying the priority neede of the community; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has apprt)Jlriated $1.4 aillion of Revenue Sharing funds that have been received during the peet tvo yeara as follows: • Servicenter Construction Storm Draina Law Enforcement M dia Center Riek Mana nt $ 255,000 454,227 Municipal Band Prorram Coimunity Attitud "al S 11dv 79,2 79 7,514 5,800 1,000 Z0,000 18,000 25,971 B nd W or 550,000 400 9,029 To tal $1,426,220 of £ leuood ere bein 1 er•l1 rat o infletion whi ch ta a ry rat of 121 1• aleo und ra1n1n ential a rvicea to the COllllUnitf vitbin loca taxation; and r1n pro r .. ia prov1d1n ••• f infl ati ; aod ial In in 1972 al t thtt natOt\ of t •. • • , • • • 2 WHEREAS, the termination of the General Revenue Sbaring program will place the City of Englewood in the untenable po•itioo of either having to decrease essential community s rvices, or ratatng i.xea. or by doing both. NOW, 11IEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY couwcn OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD unanimously endorses the continuation of tbe General Revenue Sharing program and calls upon the 94th Congr ess to re-enact the General Revenue Sharing program in order to insure that vitally needed Federal aeeletance will be provided to the City of Englewoo d. Be it further resolved that the candidat .. for tbe United States House of Representatives from the 5th Cong ressional di•tr1ct 0 and the candidates for the United States Senate froa the State of Coloredo, be requested to publicly state their support for the re-enact9ent of tbe General Revenue Sharing program, in order for the citizens to be illforlled of their com.ent, or lack thereof, to this essential Fede ral assistance progr ... Be it further resolved that a copy of thie leeolutloa be t..ediately forwarded to the followin g Congressional c andidat .. , Donald G. Brotrman , Republican candidate for 11. S. llouae of Representative• Dr. Ben Galloway, Delllocratic candidate for U. S. llouee of Repr entative• Gary Hart, Democra ic c ndidat e for U. S. Senate Peter R. Dominick, Republican candidate for 11. S. Senate and that a public written r apona be i11medtately requeatect fl'Oll eech candidate ich clear ly atatea his position on the continuation of ti.a General leYeaue Sharing progra • ADOPTED AND APPROVED thi 7th day of October, 1974 . Mayor A T: • off i c i o City Cl rk • • x o fi to City Clestt of tbe City of !Qal..-ood, h abov aod foreeoilll l.e a true, a ccurat o. ~· S rte• of lt74 • x otftcio Ctty Clertt • • , • • • 0 I• - •' I RES OLUTION NO. --· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO REVENUE SHARING. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has annually received $626,883 of vitally needed physical as s i s tance through the allocation of Federal dollars under the General Revenu Sha r i ng program; and WHEREAS, the Revenue Sharing dollars are received directly from the Federal government with a minimum of Federal bureaucratic red tape which enables the City of Englewood to use their Revenue Sharing funds to meet the loc ally detenained priority needs o f the co111DUnity ; and 'l b WHEREAS, th citizens of the City of Englewood view their locally elected officials as being accountable for the expenditure of Revenue Sharing dollars, and that such clearly defined a c countability baa resulted in increased citizen involvement in identifying the priority needs of the community; and WREREAS, the City of Englewood has appropriated $1.4 •illion of Revenue Sharing fund s that have be en rec eived during the past two years as fol lows: a fe e d at rl ppin r • Se rvic enter Construc tion St o na Dra ina Lav Enforc nt M dia C nt ra Risk Kana nt Muni cipa l Ba nd Prog raa eo .. unity Attitudinal t udy Ban d W on nt To tal $ 255,000 454,227 79,279 7,514 5,800 1,000 20,000 18,000 25,971 550,000 400 9,029 $1,426,220 Cfty of Engl evood are being severely d rat or inflation whi c h 1• nd ry r at o f 12% ta alao u dentlning n isl 1 rvicea to tba COllSIUnity vithin 1 ax tion ; and rt n pro r .. ia provtdin ••• ntial o f i nflation; and pro ra which b H , icb 1a bet uth r1& • t ext an in 1972 el ted this eton of th • • • , - , • • • • 2 'WHEREAS, the t ermination of the General lle9enue Sharing program will place the City of Englewood in the untenable poeit1oa of either having to decrease essential community services, or rai81ag cazea. or by doing both. ow, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT TR! cm COUICn OF TR! CITY OF ENGLEWOOD unanimously endorses the continuation of tbe General lle9enue Sharing program and calls upon the 94th Co ngress to re-enact the General Revenue Sharing program in order t o insure that v i tal ly needed Federal .. ai.tance will be provided to the City of Englewood. Be it fu rther resolved that the candidatee for tbe United State• House of Repre sentatives f rom the 5th Congreaeioaal diatrict 0 and the candidates for the United States Senate from the St4te of Colorado, be requeated to publicly state their support for the re-enactllent of tbe General Revenue Sharing program, in order for the citizen• to be tafor.ed of their comment, or lack t hereof, to this essential Fede ral aaaietance proar ... Be it further resolved that a copy of tbi8 lleeolutioa be illmediately forwarded to the following Congressional caedidat .. , Donald G. Brotzman, Republican candidate for U. S. llouee of Re pre entatifta Dr. Ben Calloway, De111ocratic candidate for U. 8. &ou.e of Repr aentativee Gary Hart, Democratic cand idate for U. S. leaate Peter H. Dominick, Republican candidate for U. I. Seaate and that a pu lie vritt n r spons b ~IAtely r ..... ted fro11 ..cb caedidate which clearly stat s hia position on the contiaaatioa of tbe Ceaeral -........ Sharin proaram. ADOPTED AND APP OVED this 7th day of OctoMr, lt74. A ?: offic io City Cl r Colo x offic io City Cle1:tt of tlile City of a v aed fo ill& le a true, a ccurat • ~· lertea of 1t74 . • •. • • , - • REGULAR MEETING: • 0 • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO OCTOBER 7, 1974 The City Council of theCity of Englewood, Arapahoe County , Colorado, met in regular session on October 7, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. Mayor Taylor , presiding , ca*led the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Rev . Stanley Fixter , of the Englewood United Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegia nce was led by Cub Scout Pack #58. The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing , rown, Taylor. Absent: None The Mayor declared a quorum present . Also present were: City Manager Mccown Ci y Attorney Berardini Director of Pu lie Works Wag oner Direc or of ommuni y Development Supinger Director of Finance Nollenberger Office Mana~er for Utilities, S eve ephens • • • • • The avor a a t ed t ha he ap prec i a ed he a ud i nce 'e nc in such lar e num ere . ye : 'o n A • • • • • ILMA ULAR ME TI roll , r Jon e , Sov r • , 81 rr ED • • I - • • • • 2 COUNCILMAN A MOTION TO APPROVE SEPTEMBER 23 , 1974 . as follows: BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. • • • • • Mr . Hale , owner of the Tastee Freeze at 3701 S o . Broadway appeared before Council. He stated that a bus stop had been put right in front of his driveway which disturbs traffic to his business . It also disturbs traffic on the street adjacent m& to his business, that being Kenyon. Mayor Taylor inquired of the Director of Public Works whether any aid could be given to Mr. Hale. The Director of Public Works stated that he would check it out and report back to Mr. Hale. • • • • • RESOLUTION NO . 40, SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KELLS WAGGONER, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR HI WOR A ACTING CITY MANAGER. (Cop ied in full 1n the Of ficial Resolution Book.) COUN ILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVER: SECONDED A OTIO • APPROVF RE OLUTION NO . 40 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon h call or he r oll , ~ vo e resul ed as follows: A es: Council Membe rs Jones. Sover • Mann. Ble sin • Brown, la on , T ylor. on h yor h notion carr i d. • • • • • • n l wo od District h Pu lie tore Council fran c 1a r or 1974 . ·- • • - • • • • 0 I • • 3 Mr . Rust stated that the check was in the amount of $51,000, made up of $16,500 for gas , and $34 ,500 for electricity . * * * * * Councilman Brown s a ated that M. M. Summers , scheduled to speak before the Council , called ~ before the meeting and expressed his regrets that he would not be able to attend . * * * * * Councilman Brown requested that the discussion on the old Police/Fire Building be undertaken at this time , since Mr. Ken Mausolf, the originator of the proposal , was in the audience. Mr. Mausolf appeared before Council. He stated that he would like to have the proposal that he had submitted to the Council considered at this time. Councilman Clayton stated that the requested use would not conform with the zoning in that particular area. Director of Community Development Supinger sta ed tha the comprehensive zonin plan did not allow for ~ par dcular use at ~ location. "-~ 11.. .... t Mayor Taylor stated that the Council had discussed his at a study session and had decided o research it to see if he zoning could e chan~d. He a a ed that other discussi ons on the possibili ies for communi center would also be cornin up in he very near fu ure. Direc or of Publ ic Works Waggoner a a ed ha for olfer type of u ld in s , he ren Mr. Mausolf has proposed is wi hin he accep a le ran A ~eneral discussion of he meri a of the proposal waa u der air n . own , Th yor ya: Co ncil M b rs Jones, Sov rn, ann, Taylor . 0 A a n Jon cl r ion carr d. • • • • • • • • • 0 • 4 COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AMENDING THE I-3 ZONING DISTRICT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE TO INCLUDE ALL USES WITHI N THE I -2 ZONING DISTRICT . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Bles i ing , Brown , Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open . ~ 'Pfte recording of this public hearing is kept on file in the office of the City Clerk . Director of Community Development Supinger stated that thisparticular ordinance involved the I-3 uses . The amendment would allow all uses of an I-2 zone currently to be also used a-e '~ an I-3 zone. This is a result of the desires of those in the annexed area. Mr. Su pinger Jfa~~!\>hist ory of the I-3 0one disttict . This zoning applied to area t11" the annexed area, would allow all uses to r kt• be conforming a this time. Councilman Brown inquired as o whether the I-3 zoning would create a problem in the fu ure. Director of Communi y Development Supin er stated that the possibility exists. When the northwes Englewood area was annexed, auto wrecking yards were made non-conforming uses . They may now desire I-3 zonin in order o ge rid o f heir non-conformin status. Mr. John Gollu , of the firM of Myrick and New on , appe red before Council . He sta ed tha he was in favor of he zonin~ amend men ayor Taylor asked if any 1 dividual in he audi nee wished o sp ak in favor or opposed o the ordinance. o per ons appeared. T Ayes: Council rown, Cl y on, Tavlor. ays: Non on COU CILMA pon h ers on a, overn, yor d clar h mo ion c rr1e nn, l ssin~. p lie ar • • , • • • 0 t• • 5 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCI DMAN BROWN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 36 , SERIES OF 1974 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 , GENER AL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT , ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I -3 , HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT . (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN BROW N MOV ED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO A~~ftO VE ORDINANCE NO. 36, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. • • • • • COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVE D AND COUNCIL BLESSING SECONDED A M O~IO' TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARI~G TO CONSIDER THE AMEND ENT TO HE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE TO PLACF CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE RECENTLY A~NEXED AREA IN R-1-C SINGLE FAM LY RE IDENTI4L ZO I pon he call of the roll, he vote resul ed as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, M nn, Blessin , Brown , rat Clay on , Taylor . 'ays: one d e o 1on ca r d nd r1 T ylor 1nqu1r k n tavor ot or pu lie h ar1n op n a1n d on t l aud1enc o perao a ·- • • • • • 0 • 6 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 37 , SERIES OF 1974 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 RESIDENCE) ZONE DISTRICT . (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 37 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles i in , Brown, lay on , Taylor. ays: None Ab sen one The ayor declared he mo ion carried . • • • • I rs Jon a. ov rn , ann , Bl as1n rown, lon A T yor c rr1 d & d h pu lie h r1n o n. • • - • • • • 0 • 7 A tape of this public hearing is maintained on file in the office of the City Clerk . Director of Community Development Supinger stated that the I-1 proposed areai,fon both sides of Santa Fe, and that it allows fora300 foot~trip on west of Santa Fe to facilitate the commercial businesses there. None of the uses currently in the area are made non-conforming by this zoning. City Attorney Berardini inquired whether the Regional Planning Board had suggested uses of this land. Director of Community Development Supinger stated that the Regional Planning Board had recommended open spaces along the river with more intense use on the sides of that corridor. City Attorney Berardini inquired as to whether the recommendations of the Plannin~ and Zoning Commission weee in compliance with ~omprehensive ~lan. Director of Community / Development Supinger replied in tht. affirmative. ~ 4 /. ~rl·~ ~i'-.. ~, w /H"U-~ jAL-I -:J,.L4' °}/~ Mr. Tom Eitel, -~l ,J'J'1:rst tlatioue:l BaHlc 81tildi11g , Englewood, appeared before Council representing two owners in the area. He stated that he was in favor of this zoning for his clients' land in order to allow them to develop it for business purposes. Mayor Taylor inquired if there were any other persons who wished to speak before Council in favor or against the ordinance. No persons appeared. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ay s: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing, Brown, Clatyon, Taylor. Nay s : None Ab sen Jo n e Th ayor declared the motion carri d and th p ubl i c h ar i n~ clos d . I RODUC D AS A BILL Y COUNCI~AN JONES BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 38 , SERIES OF 197 AN ORDIJANC AMENDING THE CO MP RE HENSIVE ZONING ORDIN AN C (ORDIN ANCE NO . 26 , SERI OF 1963 , AS AMENDED), AND THE ZO~I 0 MAP ATTACHED THERETO , TO PLACE CERT AI N PRO PERTY, MORE PARTICULARL Y D SCRIBED HEREIN , REC TLY ANNE XED TO THE CIT Y OP F. OL WOOD , I I -1 (LIGHT rr USTRIAL) zo DISTRICT . ( op1 d n rull in h orr1c1 l Or 1n nc 00 • ) • • • • 0 I• • 8 COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 38 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counc i l Members Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing, Brown , Clayton, Taylor . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. • • • • • COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN AMENDMENT TO THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE RECENTLY ANNEXED AREA I -2 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovenn, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open. O" A tape of this public hearing is maintaine d 1.A ttt.xlfft••x & file in t he o ffice of the City Clerk. Direct or of Community D ev~l o pment Suping er stated that t h i s I -2 zoning wo u ld allow t h e pre sen u s e s in tha area t o b e con fo r ming . Mr . Ca r lton, 6344 So . Lo an Cour Council . She stated tha he proper y she area is currently pr oposed for I -2 zonin • zone I-2 in the County . Her prop r y 1a c y I-zoning . he would l o have I-3 Councilman Jon s o 1ss1on had discuss d Councilman Cl in , Jr., air erore ouncil. , appear ed bef or owns 1n he anne x ed ~he property was also urrounded on three s1des zo 1n ror h r land lso. Zo in ar1 l o • • • • 0 • 9 had made this request to the Planning and Zoning Commission . He felt that Mrs. Carlton had taken the Planning and Zoning Commission as far as possible when she asked for the I -2 zoning instead of the originally proposed I-1 zoning. He felt that the land could go to its best use under the I -2 zoning. Mayor Taylor inquired whether any other persons were in favor of or opposed to the ordinance. No persons appear ed. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTIO N TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follow s : Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed . Councilman Clayton stated that the Planning and Zo ning Co mm iss i o n has tried to be fair and protect all the property of all the owners in the annexed ar e a, and h e felt that this ordin a n ce shou ld be supported on that basis. INTRODUC ED AS A BIL L BY COUNC ILMAN CLAYT ON. BY AUT HORITY ORD I NANC E NO . 3 9 , SERI ES OF 19 74 A ORDI ANCE AM ENDI NG THE COM PRE HENSIVE ZO NIN G ORDI NAN CE (ORDINANCE NO . 26 , SERIES OF 1 9 3 , AS AME OED), AN D THE ZO II NG MAP ATTACHED THERETO , TO PLA CE CERT AIN PRO PERT Y, MORE PARTICUL AR LY DESCRIBE HF:REIN , RE NTL Y A NE XED TO THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , IN I -2 (GE ERAL I DUSTRIAL) ZO E DI TRICT . (Cop i ed in full i n he 0 ficial Ordinance Book .) OUJCILMAN CLAYTO ' MOVFD AND COU CILMA JOE S TIO' TO APPR OVE OROilAlCE NO. 39 , SERIES OP 1974 . Upo o r h roll , he vo r sul ed as follows: Ay s: Council M ber Jon s , Sovern , ann , Bl sin , Br own , lay on , T ylor . Nay s : one A s n Non T or eclar d h mo on carr1 d. • • • • • • • • 0 • 10 COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN AMENDMENT TO THE COMPREHENSIVE ZON ING ORDINANCE TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE RECENTLY ANNEXED AREA IN I-3 INDUSTRIAL ZONING . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open. ~ ~~A.O\N.l o~ """{'"'~ ().,.~lr...\.L \-\c""f'lri ~'""-'-,~ ""'"''f'l"'"''N .... ,.. \),...... Vti-.e , ........ Director of Community Development Supinger stated that the I-3 zoning is a heavy-use type of zoning, used for auto salvage yards , quarries, etc . Councilman Clayton inquired whether the I -3 zoning basically protected the existing uses of the area . Director of Community Development Supinger replied in the affirmative. Mayor Taylor inquired whether any other persons in the audience wished to speak in favor of or against the ordinance. No persons appeared. CO UNCILMAN BROWN MOVE D AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDE D A MOTI ON TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote res~lted as follow s : Ayes: Coun c i l Member s Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . a ys: one A sen No n e The Mayor declar ed he mo tion carrie d and he publ i c hearin closed . I TROD ED AS A BILL BY COUNCI AN BROWN . (Copi BY AU HORITY ORDI A CE O. 0 , SERIES 0 197 IOI 'll TH IVE ZONI G ORDilANCE (ORDINA CE F.D), A D THE ZONING MAP ATT ACHED PARTICUL AR LY DESC RI BED E OL WOOD , I N I-3 (H AVY in rull in h orr1c1a1 Or i n nee Book .) v u .I. r- • • , • • • • 0 • 11 COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROV E ORDINANCE NO . 40, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann, Blessing, Brown , Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council received the following communications for the record: Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting of September 19 , 1974 . Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meetings of August 20 and September 4, 1974. Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission z• regarding traffic flow patterns within the City of Englewood. Memorandum from the Director of Pu b lic Works proposing certain streets for inclusion in Paving District #22. Director of Public Works Waggoner • stated that this memorandum submitted a lis of stree s for possible paving district inclusion a.Rl!~which here were no conflict of storm sewer or rig ht of. way problems. Some of he streets are par ia l pavings and thG~estimated share of thi s would be approximately 136 ,000 . This list can be modified by the Council. Councilman So vern stated tha he felt thi s should b e handled i n the budget session. A eneral discussion of the paving distric was undergone . Le er from Mr . Don Harper of he Englewood Pu lie School Dis ric to he City ana er confirmin th bud e in of x~ f nds by he chool Dis ric for he Ci y's Recreation Depar T legram from ena or Floyd Haskell congra ulatin on the aw rd of a r nt from the Unit d S ates Envirolll!I n al on A ncy for cons rue io of he Bi-Ci y Waste Wa er Plan in h amount of 9 ,075 ,000 . Mayor T ylor stat d ha a r solution accompanied th legr m from r. Haskell and should p ss d a his im • • • • 0 • 12 RESOLUTIO N NO . 41, SERIES OF 197 4 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , CO DORADO , ACCEPTING A FED BRA L GRANT FOR THE ENGLEWOOD -LITTLETO N SEWAGE TREATMENT PLAN T AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER 'S SIGNATURE. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SEC ONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 41 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . Nine -month report from the Director of Finance on sale s and use tax revenues. • • • • • Council received the minutes of the Water .~n_d Se•er Board meeting o f September 18th. Included in this ~ a recom- mendation for Supplement #2 to the Cherrymoor South Sanitation Connectors Agreement . Mr. Steve Stephens , Office Manager in the Utilities Department, pointed out the area iu quesbieR t o the Council. COUNC ILMAN BLESSIN G MOVED AND COUNCILM AN MA NN SECONDED A MOTION TO APRR OVE SUPP LEME NT NO . 2 TO THE CHERR YM OOR SOUT H SANIT ATION CONNECTO RS AGREEMENT . Upon the call of the roll , t he vote r esulted as f ollows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clay on, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion catr ied . Council r ceived a recommenda ion fro~ th Sewer Board for th conveyance or gaa utili y eaa nt to the Pu lie S rvic Company across City prop r y in Dou las County . ,, - • • • 0 1• • 13 Council. Office Manager Stephens explained the area to the COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE CONVEYANCE OF THE GAS UTILITY EASEMENT TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY ACROSS CITY PROPERTY IN DOUGLAS COUNTY . Upon the call of teh roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • Council received a request from the Tri-County Health Department for funds for an anti-smoking and health program. City Manager Mccown stated that the Tri -County had reques ed funds last year for this same purpose . He recommended deferral of this to a budget session. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO DEFER THE REQUEST FROM THE TRI -COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT FOR FUNDS TO THE BUDGET SESSION . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clay on, Taylor . Nays: None Abs en None The Mayor declared he mo ion carried. • • • • • Council r ceived a le 1ndica in s r si na ion fro from Rev . Herber E lewoo Hous1 y . A MOTIO AND COUNCILMAN SOVER ECO ED WITH REGRET THE LETTER FROM REV. HER ERT ATION FRO THE ENGLEWOOD HOUSI 0 he roll , h vo e resul d s • • - • • 0 I • • 14 Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Ab sent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . Councilman Clayton stated that it should be made known that a vacancy exists on this Aut h ority for Mayor 's appointment . • • • • • Council rece iv ed a recommendation from the Planning and ZoningCommission regarding the rights -of -way dedication fo r West Bates Avenue and South Zuni Street . City Manager Mcco wn stated that this was formerly the fire station site and the streets around this site had never been dedicated since the City owned it. Dedication needed to occur since it was now going back to private ownership. Director of Community DevelopmentSupinger stated that we only needed to do this since we had owned the property previously. City Attorney Berardini discussed the legalities of the situation. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CONVEYANCE OF THE LAND TO HAYNIE , RETAINING THE STREET PORTION ALONG BATES AND ZUNI. Upon he call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor. ays: None Absent: None The M yor d cl r d he mo ion carried. special Sherm n I • • • I r c ived a request for a p quor lie ns for St. Loui lie h arin ror a Church, 3301 Sou C It.MAN CLAYTO MOVED AND COU CILMAN B OW S CONDED A OTIO TO ET THE PUBLIC HEAR! 0 ON OV BER 4 h AT 8:00 P.M. FOR A SPECIAL V TS LIQUOR LICENSE FOR T T. LOUI CATHOLIC CHUR H. Upon th c 11 or roll, h vo • r eul d • follows: • • • • 0 • 15 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mapor d eclared the motion carried . * * * * * Mayor Taylor called a recess at 10:00 P .M. The meeting reconvened at 10:15 P.M . Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton, Taylor. Absent: None The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * Counc il began consideration of an ordinance on final reading vacating the alley in Block 9, Logandale, and retaining a 16-foot utility easement. Mr. Charles Rhyne appeared b fore Council . He stated that it was the desire of Metal Fabricators, his client, to fence off the alley and storage area to preven children from getting into their compound. INTRODUCED A A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 41, ERIES OF 1974 AN ORDI ANCF VACATI G THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9 , LOGANDALE , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , OLORADO , COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, AND RETAIN! G A 16-FOOT TY F.A. E T. ( OPIF. n f 11 in h Official Ord1nanc Book .) OU CILMA BROWN MOVED A D COUNCILMA MA CTIO 'l TO APPROVE OROINANCF. O. 41 , SERIES OF 1974. call o ~ roll, he vo result d aa follow SECO ED A Upon the ,,. - • • • • • • 0 - 16 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * Council began consideration of a Bill for an Ordinance authorizing the agreement with the Regional Transportat ion District for the purchase of the City bus system. City Attorney Berardini stated that the Council must decide if it wants to retain ownership of one bus. Mayor Taylor stated that~the Council should decide to retain the one bus as it had many uses in the City . Councilman Sovern stated that he would like to see the cost figures of maintaining this bus on an annual basis. City Manager Mccown stated that we could rent a bus ,m••imiJX approximately 400 times for the co s of retaining the bus . COUN CILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BR OWN SECONDE D A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY RETAIN THE OWN ERSHIP OF ONE MINI -B US PURCHASED WHOLLY WITH CITY FUNDS , SPECIFICALLY A 1973 BUS NO. 4 . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Sovern . Abs e nt: None The May o r dec l ae ed the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL MA N CL AYTON . A BILL FOR A ORDINANCE APPROVI G A AGREEMENT BETWEE THE REGIO AL TRA S- PORT ATION DISTRI T, A BOD Y POLITIC OF THE STATE OF COLORADO , THE CITY OF LITTLETON , COLOR ADO , A MUNICIP AL CO RPORATION AND THE CITY OF E'OLE WOOD , COLOR ADO , A MU ICIP AL CO RP OR ATION PRO VIDI NG FOR THE PURCHAS . OF THE ENGLE WOOO -LITTLETO -FT . LOOA XI BUS Y TEMBY TH . REOIO AL TRAlSPORTATION DI TRICT . • • , • • • • 0 , • • '· 17 COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANDE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WI TH THE REGIONAL TRANSPORATION DISTRICT FOR THE PURCHASE OF ONE CI TY BUS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Aye s : Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Sovern. Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • INTROD UCED AS A BIL L BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 42, SERIES OF 197 4 AN ORDIN ANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMEN T BETWEEN THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA , COLOR ADO AN D THE CI TY OF ENGLEWO OD , COLO RA DO FOR THE LO AN OF LA W ENFORCEMENT PERS ONNEL. (Co pied in ful l in the Official Ordinance Book.) COUNC I LMA N CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMA N SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 42, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call o f t he rol l , the vote resulted as follow s : Ay es : Cou n c i l Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl ess ing , Br own , Clay on, Taylor. Nays : No n e Ab sen None The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • I TRODUCED AS A ILL BY COU CILMAN SOVER BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 43 , SERIE OP 1974 A ORDIN ANCF APPROVI 0 A AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVF.R , ACT NG Y AND ~HROUGH ITS BOARD OF WATER CO ISSION RS AlD THE ITY 0 F. OLEWOOO , COLORADO , A ICIPAL CORPORATION , RELATIJO TO DA A PROCE INO OP WATER US AGE SERVICE. (Cop1 1n rull in h Official Ord1n nc Book.) •, • • - - • • • • 0 • 18 COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROV E ORDINANCE NO . 43 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 44, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2 , TITLE II , OF THE 1969 E.M .C. RELATING TO THE ENGLEWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. (Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book .) COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 44, SERIES OF 1974. K ,•a x ~~- COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 44, SERIES OF 1974 BY STRIKING THE WORD"MINIMUM" IN CHAPTER 2 , TITLE II, SECTION 4. Upon the call or th roll, the vo e resul ed as follows: Ayes: Council Mem ers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on , Taylor . Nays: one Abs en Non Th Mayor eclar d he mo~1on earr1 d . The VO c ll of h roll, Ay a: ouncil Brown, Clay on, Taylor. ya: on A T or1 1nal o ion h n rollow d. Upon h r aul ed as rollowa: ra Jones, Sovern, nn, Bless in • c rrie * • I • • -• 0 • 19 Co un cil received a Bi ll for an Ordinanc e revising the sewer ordinance to reflect n ew rates and charges. Mr . Steve Stephens , Office Manager , Utilities , appeared before Council . He stated that there were three major sections of the Ordinance , 1. chang ing the rates ; 2 . cha rgi ng industrial users for e x tra strength waste ; and 3 . an industrial cost recovery program . The areas of change were prompted by the desires of the e nvironmental ttrotection ~ency The rates would be based on wi nter water usage in the future . a.. ,,.~ .,....,J. ..{, ~ 'if.--t \ ... , ~ 'th -C , ,~Ji>P -~ City Attorney Ber a r d i ni stated that the Water and Sewer Boar d had reviewed th i s a n d had recommended this ordinance . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVER A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4 , TITLE XV OF THE 1969 E .M.C., BY REVISING THE SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES FOR SANITARY SEWAGE SERVICE AND ESTABLISHING A FORMULA FOR RECOVERY OF COSTS FROM MAJOR INDUSTRIAL USERS . CO NNCILMAN SOVER MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLES SING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REVISING THE SEWER ORDINANCE TO REFLECT NEW RATES AND CHARGES . Upon the call of the roll, he vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovenn , Ma n n , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: one Absent: None The M yor declared the motion carried. • • • • • orney Berardini be r1~h -of-way in he s Sub divisions. H h Plann1n and Zonin or a re a. D AS A BILL BY CO N IU AN BL A BI L FOR o vaca G. • VACATIJO STREET RIOHT-0 -WAY DEDICATIO SI BLOCK l TA SUBDIVISIO AND BLOCX 1, 0 HLAWN F.WOOO , ARAPAHO CO N'l'Y, COLORADO. •. • • - • • • I~ • 20 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTIO N TO APPR OVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING RIGHT -OF -WAY IN EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISION AND SOUTHLAWN GARD ENS ANNEX . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resu l ted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent : None The Mayor declared the mo tion carried . • • • • • Council received a copy of a resolut i on supporting the proposed Constitutional Amendment to Articl e XIV and XX of the Colorado State Const i tution , known as the Poundstone Amendment . City Attorney Berardini stated that it supported the Poundston e Amendment and had been requested by Council . CO UN CILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO DEFER CONSIDERATION OF THE RESOLUT I ON TO OCTOBER 14th AT A SPECI ALL Y CALL ED CO UNCIL MEE TIN G. Upon the call of the r o ll, the v ote resulted as follows: Aye s : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , l ayt o n , Taylor . ays : None Ab sen t : on e The M yor decla r ed t he mo tion carried . • • • • • Council nego ia ions for ex ension. e an co n e i dera i on o f a re solution au ho r izin he proper y ne ded fo r h e Na v a jo S r ee the n negoti Ci y A orney ion wi h h fail. rardini ata d th t this would allow for proper own r ,and cond mna ion if R OLUTION ·o. 2 , SERIES OF 197 A ESOLUTIOI DE IO AT • CERTAII REAL PROPERTY A !NOR UIREO FOR PU LIC RE T PURPOSES AND AU HORIZINO THE ACQUI ITION THEREOF . (Cop1 d n full in h Off1c al R eolu 10 ook .) "' - • . • • ' • • 0 • 21 COUN CILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAY TO N SECO ND ED A MOTI ON TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 42 . SERIES OF 1974 . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones . Sovern , Mann , Bles ~in g , Brown, Clayt on, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • Council began consideration of a resolution amending the six-quarter Public Improvement Fund bud et . City Manager Mccown stated that most of the notes were self e xplanatory. RES OLUTION NO. 43, SERIES OF 1 97 4 A RESOLUTI ON APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLI C IMPR OVEME NT AND REVE UE SHARING FUND S . (Co pied in f u ll in the Official Resolution Boo k .) COUNC I LMA N BROWN MOVED AND COUN CILMAN CLAY TO N SE CO NDED A MOTIO TO APPR OVE RESOLUTION NO . 43 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon the ca ll o f e r ol l. the vote result d as follows: Aye : Br own , Cla o n, oun c il Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl es s ing , Ta ylor. ays: Abs en o n e The a or declared he mo tion carr ied . re A R C op! R • • • • • an cons dera ion of a r solu ion ur in neral Revenue Sharin Fund. s a d ha t 1 was necessary o f o r na 1o n al off 1c s now wh o would b tor 1 s e xpira i on i n 1976 . LUTIO NO . 44 . ERIE I OF 1974 R LATI 0 TO REVENU SHARI G. n r ll 1n h Official R aolu ion Book .) • • - • • 0 • 22 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 44, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: one The Mayor declared the motion carried. • • • • • Council began discussion on the Advisory Council on Agin11;. City Manager Mccown stated that the memorandum from the Administrative Assistant had urged the appointment of an ~dvisory Gcuncil on ~ging . If the Council still desired to do so, pro ress towards that goal should be made . Councilman Clayton stated that this should be discussed with other elderly proposals at subsequent meetings. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TO HOLD THIS OVER UNTIL A FUTURE STUDY SESSION WITH OTHER EL BERLY PROPOSALS. Councilman Blessin stated that no motion was needed for this. The motion died for the lack of a second . City Manager Mccown stated that Mrs . Holland at a previous mee ing had asked Council to appoint a represen ative to her commi tee also. • • • • • ayor Taylor remind d he ouncil of an Octo er 2 4t u et session at 7:00 P .M. or a final work session on he bud e . • • • • • one ddi i o n 1 Hou e in w h y ould of ,,, _ COU CI AH BL TO APP OI A THE a t'ollowa : •. • • - - • • • (. 23 Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Sov ern, Mann , Blessing, Brown , Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. • • • • • 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 Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried.and the meeting was adjourned at 11:25 P.M. ex officio Clerk of the Council ,,, - • • , • -• . • • <, " ROLL CALL Moved Seconc1ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones x -SOvern .,! Mann " Blessrn" x x l!rown "' Clavton "' MAvor Tavlor x • • • • • , • -• t• • I . ... ROLL CALL Moved Seconqed Abstain Absent • • • • • ,, -. , . 0 I• • ' .. ROLL CALL Moved Secontled Abstain Absent lor 2 (c) (\ \ (.Q -I-~ O-rr./) 7, .. ,_,<')l.)Z- 3'\v i (' ...._ :u ~....,, \ ~l ...,~ -~ ~ a- f "'' .,,. (. ') -r;:_ t. c., ) \{o\..9 ..; .. ?r. 0 • • , • • ,,, - -•. 0 t• - ROLL CALL ·- Moved Secon4ed Na Abstain Absent ' "'> l . <- 2rr. .... .;.. 3' t{ '). ' u ... 1: 'I. S I v O.J "l ) ) ..... ( s ..... 6 -,,...) ~--(. ) r.., 'LC., \.; \ ~<- / (>.N , c.t (_ ~,.,,. ......... ~ ,. .., . ....... •o .. • . ( • • • t • - • t• • ROLL CALL :-rc.t ) . Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones r sovern I Mann l:ll.essl.ru! "' Brown y Clavton Maver Tavlor • • • • , • -• . • • ROU. CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent y J one s / ' .<;n ve rn I -u<!nn I Blessl.M \ Brown \ Clavton \ ~ or T•"lor l I r , , .. w '-.:). ..... ~ < oc( ..~o- 1.. , t... -:. cS .t.h °" ~ , . . \ -" .... • \ ..... L l. t:~ I• • I • Cl. ,, ~ ,,. ,, .,o .. "'l.. , . ( . '-f) (;_ .,, c.A , ( fV i • .. ... ,. "' • • • • . , • - - ROLL CALL 0. "2 "'-(I ) Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones /' Sovern f Mann I Blessirur \ ;<. .t:ll'Own \ '( Clavton 1 Mavor Tavlor 1 • • • , • • . • • ROLL CALL "-( I ) Moved Secon~ed Aye Nav Abstain Absent Jones /" Sovern I MAnn 7 Bless1.ru1 I i( Brown \ ~ Cl a vton '\ MllYOr Tavlor I I .. • • • • -• • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed A.ve Nay Jones ,.. Sovern r Mann x Blessinv Brown .x.. Clayton \ Maver Ta v lor I } <) .. ~ \ " , \,:; <r: c; J "" '. -(' .,..,. v cJ o, ~ •'2 (_ "' , ,,__ r "";L ~ I'.).·~ ' -~-... • ,,. - t• Abstain Ab sent ~ -\ -(_ , ' •, • • , • -•. • (• • ROLL CALL I I j Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent J ones /' II. ~ve rn I Mann ( ' Ble ssirur \ l:tt'OWil \ Clavton \ MB.var Tavlor J • • • • , • • • < -• ·. • ROLL CALL Moved Secorn!ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent J ones /' sovern { !( Mllilil \ Blessl.l'UZ \ .crown \. ;<.. Cl avton l Mavor Tavlor I • • I • • -• • ROLL CALL () P · :'.,( e,.._ _) I I \ ) Moved Secon~ed Nay Abstain Absent "'\..:> • rC ~ (. -=--.-·C ... F ~., w .. , S.-..... ""F-12. <...-••• LC> D" U ,.._ " e, V ( 'wf'. -v \.) _( (Cc .... °tJ cJ . '"'~ \J-0 ( ? A C.() " ; . ' ( -· ~ le v ._ \ ->( ' ' ..:; u,J ... r, ,,:"-.) ..,'V -\..., .( .... , ~ J ... ... ( ;;, , . r , ( 0 . t.. ~ \.JI(.. ,, "(r J • { .. r...,.... r • ' ,. -c!" • f , Q { • • • • • • '' • . • • '· ROLL CALL Moved Secomjed Aye Nay Abstain Absent "-Jones r oovern I ~ I D .1.e ss~ \ m-own \ )(_ Cla~on I MiLvor Ta vlor / • • I • - • s (~) \\I) ~ 3[ Moved Secon4ed ~ x: • • - ROLL CALL Aye Jones r sovern T MllilIJ. Bless1rur Brown Clavton \ Mavor Tavlor \ ) t• Nay Abstain Absent • • , • • t• • . . ROLL 1:ALL ---- I V Moved Secon<i d e Ave Nay Abstain Absent Jones / sovern I 'U...-. ... r )( Blessln" \ Brown \ x Clavton \ u .. vor Tavlor 1 7 • • -•. • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain y Jones /' ;:;overn I '( MB.Ilil Blessirur \ Brown ' Clayton \ Mavor Tavlor ) ( ~ . ..\,.Q. ('. t ::> /. .... , ~ ,, n ~J; .... c& ~-,. c ~ ~ \..., () ... :) • • • • • • -•. • ,, ·. • ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent ' Jones /' Sovern I Mann I Bless1ru! \ Brown \ x Clayton \ Mavor Tavlor I ( • • • • • • -•. • t• • - ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent J one s -;::;overn /' '<. Mllilll l Bless:lruZ " ~ lil'OW?l " Cl ayto n l MB.vor Tavlor .-/ ? ~v__Q < ', °' ~::;) .9_-4<::_ •• ' -, <~v'-·~ "'..:i c. • V> ) "). ,..(., .. ~~ ~ .) ~ ' .. ,;l, .. \ ( """L c '-I°"" ::L &' .l ~· o~ ""'' ~ \· .., .., ... J ~ ----9c 'ti °"' cS ...... . .., (I r r~, ").,, . .:.. ' ) ~~ ".:s.::J N f - ') .._p ,..,,,.,,. r '- • • • • ' ' -• t • • - , .. ROU.. CALL J Moved Secorn~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jone• / ;:;overn I -.zU1 I >< 1ness1.ng \ ./ Brown '\ Clavtan J Mavor Tavlor / • • , • • . ( -• . • ·, • ROLL CALL Moved Seconq d e Ave Nav Abs t ain Absent I Jones / Sovern I MAnn I Bless1na \ ~ Brown \ )'( Clavton l MRvor Tavlor / c. •• -\ \ #~ • • • • • 0 ' \ I , • • . ' -•. • I• • •. ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent Jones Sovern \( Mann Blessing Brown ' Cla~on Mll.YOr Tavlor ('\ ' .Q_ ( ,__...~,..,~ (' "G ·~· fl -t -"?Qo J~..., D f" v ~ -. ,, -'-- Sr C-) J r~ ~ • h.:>~ ( ,.....,. ~ . (( ., '-1' er • • • • , • • . , •. -• • ROLL CALL ·::c..l1) "'ved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / .sovern ;<._ llfBnn )( Bless1rur tsrown \ Clavton \ Mavor Tavlor I , , r l -\ . • • • • I • • ,. - ' I -•. • • ROLL CALL Moved SeconQed Na Abstain Absent lor s(~ c. I c ..... L . r, ~-~tl c2 ~--c- ".) \'"" '<". '..> -cl \j t.. J \:,~ v (. \,.;, ~ -_, .; "'" I I\ d :.. r..,. 'II' • • • • • , I - SCc.. '> • • Moved ;' (\ ""' Seconded ,/ • • • ROLL CALL . ( c '" Aye Jones / sovern f lllBilil I 111essl.IU1: \ Brown \ Clavton I MAvor Ta v lor I "' -. ( Nay Abstain Absen t • • , ' • • • ROLL CALL r' J.k>ved Seconded A.ve Nav Abstain Absent Jone a -.,__ sovern I uann I . flless1no \ m-own \ Clavton \ ayer -"l<>r J .... " • • • • -• • ROLL CALL Moved Seconqed I I ~ • Na Abstain Absent . ' • t • • • • -• • • (. ROLL CALL Moved Seco~ed Na Abstain Absent lor \O. Ou - • • • • , • • • . • • - ROLL CALL ' / .. J) '] ~ M:>ved Seconoed Na Abstain Absent lor ( ) J: 1-1 l .)., _,, ~ {' ,_, ::>" '_:') 7 , I c.;. >J;l \. (> ~ c..Q.._~ ( ~ .... ....,. (. t> c....... r \;.. t: \:) ~. • • • • • , • • -• . • I• • ROLL CALL .) Moved Se conded Na Abstain Absent lor ~ ,....<.::_. <-' ......... '.)..."" 'G h \..P ) ~ ~ ~ O · ,_) ') U-t .,,Q..~ • ~ le..~ .s c.. r~"'~ 0 \) \..,...4 --~ t1.• .... ~ \, r:;..# "") t ,.., ,(_ L v~ (>~ (' .~ .... cl ~ ::> ; . ..ea ~ .A..:> ~ ..... .-, c..Lo~ v J) (\..~ ~ c.C r* ...., • • • , • • J -• < • . • • ROLL CALL (\ ' Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones }( sovern )i; lllllIIIl ><; BleSS1TU7 )<. "' Brown x ~ Clavton J( llllvor Tavlor ';( • • 0 • I • ,,,_ -• . • • :a ROLL CALL li Mo d s ve 4 d econ e Ay e N ay Abt i s a n Ab t sen x Jones >( o:::iovern )( lllllnil )< Hlessl.ru? <. l:lrOWil <. 'I( Clavton ic; 111Avor Tavlor v • • • I • • < •, • , . • ROU. CALL Moved SecoriQed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jone a / " .sovern I Mann I BlesSll111' \ or own '\ !'-Clavton \ 111tvor Tavlor J • • • • , • "' -- • • ROU. CALL Moved Seconded An Nav Abstain Absent Jone• )<.. sovern lmDll 1ueaallll!' Dl"QWll ' .,,.. Clan.on m,yor -v1nr I ' • - • - ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nav Abstain Absent Jones / )< sonrn ( -=i '\ H.lessl.Dll \ ;( m-own I Cl&YUlll I .lm!ll.YOr ...-.v 1,,.. ... I • - • • ROLL CALL ll:>ved Secon4ed A.ve Nav Abstain Absent 'L Jones / sovern I IMnn I H1ess1no I l:II'OWI1 \ l( Clan.on \ Vllvor -.. , ..... J (_, ?.v "~ ( Q (0 'I:) .Jlc. ct~ 0 \..., r I ,.... , .. v ,.. ...... ' , ,, ~ c; J \ ,., Ge .... ,.. ~ c-•~ ....... 6 ~ v I .., .., • • • -• . • • - ROLL CALL Moved Seconded A.ve Nay Abstain Absent Jones /' '( sovern I JllllIIIl ( x. Biessinll \ Brown "\ Clavton \ .11avor Tavlor / ~-" £.ii , \.:) ..(_ ... , ;"j...,r c.~t :> fu \ ) ? u ~J h ... ~ ~ t' J ~ \ .... 1 u~ .J.JL • • • , • -• . • l • • (. ROLL CALL 0 Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absen t "' .Jone• / Sovern I .-rm l \ IUeSSl.Ili!: \ l:lrOWl"I \ Clavton l MAvor 'l'avlor / () .. ~ ) .. , ~ \. • • • • • ' - - Moved Seconc~ed \< "' ·~ • • • • • ROLL CALL I'-\ '"' Aye Jones r Sovern I .-nn I Bless~ \ m-own \ Clavt:On ' .... vo r Tav l or I ,, Nay Abstain Absent .. "' ' . •. • • • • t• • ROU. CALL \ ~ved Seco~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones -;sovern I URnn l ' Bless1ru:r \ .lSl'OWII \ x Clavton l uavor Tavlor ./ / r .J (\ . • • • • • I • • • • • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Ave Nay Abstain Absent Jones ,,,.. ;:;overn I .-rm \ BleSSllllZ \ )( .m'OWrl \ x Clava>n I -vor 'l'\avlor ./ c c. • • • •, • . ' • ROU. CALL e Ay e Nay Abstain Absent Jones /) sovern I v -TlTI T '><. ~ l essTnl7 \ 11rown \ Cla.tt-nn \ MftYOl" Tavlor T ~ c~ . 1 • • • • • • l • t• • ROLL CALL \,.,. ~ ~ .... ~ ,_(&,~ \'-'\ .. P~ ~ :.\....~ ~ , .... , Absent lk>ved Seco~ed Aye Nay Abstain Jones :50vern MRnn Blessing Brown ,"( Cla~n .Mavor Tavlor \ , (\ \ .J \ w u .... -, . 00 -t c .. .,. - .0 ' It • • , • • - • - - ROLL CALL Moved Se ~ d co e A.ve Nay Abstain Absent Jones - ·"'-Vern 7 mnn I ..,,. 11 ees1'nD' \ lll"OWll \ J Clavton \ ... vor 'i'aV1or I J • • • • t • -• . • - ROLL CALL ?.t>ved Seconc1ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones -,,,.. :5e>vern ( Mllllil. \ J Blesslll£ \ l:ll"Own I Clavton / ' Mayor Tavlor l ' 2. --;:- • • • • • ' • • 0 • RESOLlITION NO. __ tf.__0 __ , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KELLS WAGGONER , DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR HIS WORK AS ACTI NG CITY MANAGER. WHEREAS, Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, was appointed Acting City Manager effective June 16, 1974 to fill the vacancy of the position of Englewood City Mana ger upon the resignation of Stanley H. Dial; and WHEREAS, Andy Mccown was appointed City Manager effective September 23, 1974. NOW, THEREF ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows: That Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, is hereby commended for his outstanding performance a s Acting City Manager of the City o f Englewood, from June 16, 1974 to September 22, 1974. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of Oc tober, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex of fic i o Ci ty Cl rk-Tr aaur r I, Ka r l City of En 1 wood, and or• oing 1a a tru , R• olu tion o. ------ "' - • • , - • • • 0 • COUll IL CHAMBERS CI7' O? "'N LFWOOD , CO'ORA SEP,..,E1PER 16, 19711 RE GUL AR .-iEETI~IG: The y C o~nc11 of the 1ty of En lewood , Arapahoe Cou ty, Colorado, met in regular sess1o on s~ embe r 16 , 1974 at 8:00 P.M. May or Taylor , presidin , callPd he nee in to order. The invocation ~as gi• of the Englewood Church of ~hr led y C b Scou Pack Jo. Q n hy Fev. Paul Thomas , inis er ~he Pled e of Allegiance was mhe ~ayor asked f r roll call . Upon he call of he roll, the fol owi w r r•s . ~. • Counci Brow , :aylor. mb rs Jo. over , layton, ·~an , Blessin , A en "on• The Mayor 1e clared lso n • • I cl qcior ,,.., r•e ent. w ...... I! 0 ~ECO'DE:J OF 19711 . n • •. I Cb • • • 0 I • • Meeting of September lb, 1974 2 Mayor Taylor welcomed the audience and stated that with he help and cooperation of hose citizens present , his go al is to assure tha he .(etings would be closed by 11:30 P.M. * * * * • Mrs. Iua ~ae Holl~nd, 735 So . Grant Street , was present to represen~ he Arapahoe County Council for S nior Ci izPnS. She sta e ha in i lP 3 of the 1973 amendments o he Older Americans Act , the tate designates an agency to supervisP the S.~ e' develop a plan o coordina e ac ivi ies. ~he struc ure is f r her brok n down o prov de an area agency to carry ou he ob ect "'PS on a re ional level. In the metro ~~nver area he area agency is he Denver Regional Council of '.Jovernmen s . The oun y Councils of tl.P 8-coun y region are he next level below RCO . She s•a e ha heir desire is of crea in a new Arapahoe Count. ounc 11 fo:::-Sen or Ci izens . ~h Co n 1 is new o Arapaho ounty . The Co ncil would be co~posed or ~ ci.s r o;s senio:::-ci ize orraniza ions an1 ~r.i ~ur ose ls to c rd na~e ac io s and • of 0 or ·ario s cr-a~iza ions. She is asking 1 'n particular, t e 1~y ou cil of epresen •1v •o t e nior Ci izens •v of the ity of Enh~ewood . She s a ed r.i _tini;;s int •• ar f•ture, one mee in ho~rs of 7:00 ad 9:00 P .M. i e er 23 h City Fire Hall , • Towe r prese n nv. Tower • • - - • 0 • ~e et1ng or ~eptemoer 10 , 1~1~ 3 possible respect. ':'he large number of calls ac ually is a good indication hat they are concerned about the activities that do ake p lace , and do not want an:• rouble at their es ablishrnent. Ci y A o r ey B0 rardini sta ed ha if a liquor establi s men i s ha·ing co tinuous problems, he liquor license can e inves i~a e and reconsidered more freq ently than each year. r. McC1ffery ~ a ed a his es ablis~~en is, in his o pinio , well mana ed. He provided daily supervision and he has a supervisor here who is a ma ure ind vidual to provide supervision needed for he daily opera ion. OU JCIL! All MA!HJ MOVED AN CO ... !f'ILMAN BLESSING SECONDE D • A MOTION 'i'O RE? EW 'rHE 3 . 2 BEER LICE~lSE FOR ':'HE LEA UNG ':'OWER OF PIZ ZA . U on the call o~ the roll, he vo e resJl ed as follows: A es: Br own , Clay on, 'ay s: . or, Abs :o e The ''ayo!" d c 1 red • ,, •o r ~e~ rs Jones, So•ern , Mann, Blessi oticn carr1 • * • • • • • • • , was presen r '1en way. • • • • • 0 I • • 1•1t::<::t..1.n~ u1 ;:,eµt.e mo e r .Lo , .L'j/ 4 4 s t a t ed that in he pas year in En g lew ood alone they h a v e had 750 admit ances . Of hese , 5i have been youth o r ien t ed, 65 have been ad~l or i en ed . ~e asked hP Ci•y ouncil to consider i nc r easing h e i r ona ion o he Arapaho Menta l Health ~en t er f r om $1 ,000 o $8 ,000 -$10 ,0 0 . ~ris ~ize co t ribution would com p are favo r ably wi ~ona ions received f r om Aurora and from L it leto The ini ca e hat hey arc receiv in appr o xima ely 20 ce. ts per car; • ~ "re. hes co::'k"!luni i s . Dr . Pot er stat~d hat he Ci y of Au r o ra is starting t h e i r o wn cente an ecause o f his i wi ll dr a w down some of the 1nd s hat are p r esently ein utilized in Englewood . In ~ddi ion , he Federal Governmen is consideri n l o wering t h eir fu n ding for thes various mer. al heal• pro ec ts. Consequen ly, t he ~ q u es for a highPr iv i ng fro~ ~~~ vario us c ommunities hat h e y serve is being rcques ed. CO NCIUAI: !· A'I.; 'iOVE THA. HE CI~Y OF ENG LEW OOD GIVE TO T HE ARA PAHOE r HEAL.H CENTE •3 ,000 . Th motion died for he lack of a secc n Ayes: Cou en •' Elessin , Cl • on, T lo •. Th yor ;:CIL A~l EROW?J SE ~E D ':'HE ITIZE ~ E u'1E'l' 11 , he v o e res u lt ed ones , ov r , ri nn , Er o w , rr I En~lPWOO Ch am er financial supper • • ' - • • • 0 - MePt n~ of September 16 , 1974 • 5 CO CILMMJ SOVER. IV:OVE Am CO ILMA CLAYTO J SECO DED A OTION TO REFER THE REQUE T ? THE BUDGET COMMITTEE . Upon the call of he roll, he vote res'il ed as follows: Ayes: Co:i cil l'iembers Jones, Sovern, Bless i n , Brown , Clay on, Taylo . Nays: Council Mem P~ Mann. Absent: i:one The Mayor declared the ~o ion carried. * • * • • Mr. Ken ~a~solf, of ~ausolf In~eriors , wa s p r esen o discuss a proposal for e feasi le use of he Police/Fire Buildin a 175-195 Wes Girard. t he Police/Fire and hook and se a a serv ce po i nt for he wo-year lea e he . e ren !~~rovP~ents on P is poin t e se of 0 co. ply This would 1ld1n s xac c Work ,, - •. y • • -• 0 I• • Meeting of Sep ember 16, 1974 6 COUNCILMA; SOVERN MOVED AtD COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECOND ED A MOTION TO REFER THE PROPOSAL TO TH~ P BLI WORKS DEPARTMENT FOR CONSIDERATION A JD STUDY AND RETURNED ,..,0 THE COU ~CIL FOR ACTION ON OCTO BER 7 , 1974 . Upon the call of he roll , he vote resulted as follows: Ayes: ou c il emb r Sover~, Brown , Cl ayton , Taylor . ~ay s: Council ~embe rs Jones, Mann , Blessing. Abs nt: No n e The Mayor declared the motion carri d . • * * * • Merlin , 3688 ~o. Sherman Street , was he ity Council on heir ac ion in the si ..ia ion . Mr . Maurie present o compliment Fire Depar men mannin He asked t a the Bu e for th new he mon i es wer e no alloca ed in , where the mon y was co~ n~ from. • Co ncilman he Eud , that monies ar ~o en ro. unusei appropr a ions in the Budget. * • • • • ' Th f•' yo was not in cutt in and usin et , was pres n to :-ec eived for he ~ ask d how f i ures • pro ec• co t co rac s a r e ri op • • ' -• 0 (• - . ''rcting of September 16, 1974 7 Mrs. Joyce Barnett , 3991 So. Pearl Street, o wner of the property in ques ion, was present. City At orney Berardini expla ined that Council passed as adopted on March 16 , 1970 , Ordina ce No. 8 , Series of 1970, which crea ed he Pavina Dis ric Jo . 19 for the purpose of constr uctin~ and . rtallin cer ain street improvements . City Council finally p ass j and adopted on April 21 , 1971 , Ordinan c~ No . 1 2, Series o f 1971 wh ich assessed the cost of the improve- ments against he prop er ies especially benefited and included within a spec ial i .prov ement dist rict . Prior to he hearing on assessmen s, noti c was mailed to the proper y owners o be assessed, except he no ice o one of the pr oper y owners, Mrs. Joyce E. Barn e o f 3991 So . Pearl S reet, was inadvertently sen o an inc0~re address and was neve r received by he proper y owner. An assessmen was levied a ainst suc h proper y, which assessment su sequ ently in efaul for non-payment. The City Cou ncil now determined ha the property should be re-a ssessed and he notice be given to he owner of he proper y conc ernin he re-assessmen of he cos s and the ri h to ay i n ten l annual ins allme s. y o or n • o rk d wi+h 10-y r •. • • • • 0 • 8 COUNCILMA !l SOVE RN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTIO N TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Up on the call of the roll, the vote result ed as follows: Ayes: Council Memb ers Jones , Sovern, Mann , Blessing , Brow n, Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Ab sen None The ayor declared the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CILMAN BLES SING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E REASSESSI'• CERTAIN PR OPER~Y WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, Il HE CITY OF E GLE W OD , COLORADO; PROVIDING FOR THE AYMEN A!ID COLLEC':'IOt F SAID ASSESSMENT . courcrr MAli 5 FS"J: JG '1 VED A ID COUNCILMA SOVER J SECONDE "'0 APP?O';r, A BI FOR AN ORDI:JA 'iCE R ASSESS! G CERTAIN WITHIN PAV! J ::n ~RI T NO. 19 AtJ PROVIDI G FOR THE PAYMEJT CT Or Upon he call of the roll, the l ed Ay_s: o nc11 .e~ ers Jons , overn , ~ann , Blessing, rown , Cl on , Taylor . j tr.e 0~10 c rr ed . • • • Cl A • • n1c 10 .or h r or . • • - • • • 0 • 1•1ee1-J.11~ u~ .:::.eµi;em oe r· J.O , J.'11"' 9 Minutes of the Library Board meeting of September 10, 197 4 . Minu es of of July 10 and Augus he Board of Adjustment and Appeals meet ings ll!, 1974 . Memorand1~ from he Ch ief of Police relating i nformation about En lewood's spons ored Explorer Scou , Gary Condreay. In thi s regard, the Mayor asked for c ommen ts from Ch ief Clasby. Chier Clas y s a ed that Ga ry ondreay was an outstanding young gentleman in our comrnun i y who has won a trip to New York sponsored by Crossman o compet e in he Na iona l Air Rifle contest. He fur her e xp l ained ha Gary Condreay is planning to attend Arapahoe Community Colleg and aking he ir law enforcement course and hopes to join the n 1 wood adet pro ram when he becomes of age. Chief Clasby s ated that it would be appropria e for the Mayor o wr ite a le ter o Gary Cond reay congratulating him on his achievements with the Engle wood Exp lor er Post . Mayor Taylor stated ha he wo uld wri e such a le er. A memorandum from t e Chief of Pol ice concerning he Police A xi liary Pro ram. An upda ed rf or fro~ he Chief of he Fire Departme o he pro os d ~ re ra!nin f ac l i y . Financia Repor ~or he mon h of Au gu st, 19 4. • • * * • o:.:. c.!.l r ce1ve r~cord rp 1irin nc io . he foll win commu 1ca ons f o r he A c Brow • Cl T Th 5, 1l y s: t.on , ys: A n ervice Board meetin d n t e n w ia!ist . of osi i ne E ES OF 19~ c! rs on ot.io c rr·! • I I RIVER . ook.) LAY N • ECm ED 97ll. Upor he over , ,ann , Bl sin , • • , - • • • 0 I • • Mee~i ng or ~ep~em oer LO, L~I~ 10 RESOLUTION NO. 36 , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDit G A EW POSITIO OF ENVIRONME!~TAL SPECIALIS':'. (Copied in full in he Official Resolu ion Book.) OU CI.....'iA, SOVERil MOVED AND COU ~CILM AN CLAYTO A ~o':'ION TO APPRO E RESO U':':Ou NO . 36 , SERIES OF 1974. call o the roll, the vote resulted as follows: SECONDED Upon the Ayes: ounc il Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor . Nays: ·~on Abs en Ion The !ayor declared he ~o ion carried . • • • • e of he oard of Adjustment l , 1974 a. d ~he recomm ndation of foo ings 5" wide on 0 no r ,. - ET • • • - • • • 0 • . Meet ing or ::>e p temoer .io , l.'::11" 11 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayo r declared the motion carried . * • * * * Council began di scu ssion of a memorandum from Kells Waggoner concerning the proposed Navajo Stree extens i on. Acting City Manage r Waggoner stated that previously a street plan for the area south of Oxf ord Avenu e and west of San a Fe Drive was submitted to Council for consideration. The Council asked hat the Plannin Comm ission revi ew these plans for probable inclusion on the Mas er S ree Plan. Council at that time ind1ca ed that they were in favor of t he Navajo Street exten sion. Mr. Waggoner al o s ated tha Mr . Chavez of Sam's Auto Service was not in fa vo r of Nava o bein ex ended hrou h from Oxford to Qu incy Avenue at hat time. Mr. Wa ~oner s a ed tha at his time Mr . Chavez is now i eres e in ava. o . tr e ein projec e rou h the area, and ha h would like he Council's appr oval o go ahead and nego ia e with Mr . havez over h is property . Co ncilm~n Blessin s a ed ha he was glad o see he coo era ion show by ~r . Chavez and r ecoi;unend ed ha approval e iv 0 n to he nego a ion. s ree in ·he ed h 1t and ounc l ov rn. • nn, Bl 1mr.. rown, y : on A Jo or o· rr1 • • • , • • I • • 12 Council began discussion of a memorandum from the Director of Finance to the City Manager relative to the bids for a new snow loading machine. Acting City Manager Waggoner explained that the City had received one bid for a snow loader o assist the current snow loading equipment u ilized by the City . He recommended that the id no e accept e . The one bid received was from Western States Machinery ~o~pany for ~41,740 . Ar o n , Cl T sked for a explana ion of why no Mr. Waggoner sta ed ha didn' ids . Mr. Waggoner did s~y Cj y ha snow loader for par s u e lace from he two curren now MOVED AND COUl ! OF $41 , 740 FR ?• Upon th call . e-nbers Jones. Sov r . , carried. f I f f f !on or l !'or 1975. on c rri L • • the o uni y ann, Bleaain • • • -• 0 I • • . Meeti ng 01 ~eptemoer io, i~I~ 13 Council be gan discussion of a letter from the League o f Women Voters r equesting funds for 1975 . CO UNC ILMAN CLAY TON MOVED AND COUN CILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO REFER TO THE BUDGET CO MM ITTEE THE REQUEST FOR FU NDS BY TH E LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. Upon the call of the roll, t he vote re s ult ed as follows: Ayes : Counci l Mem bers Jones , Sovern, Mann , Bless i ng , Brown , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: one Ab sen !Jone Th e Mayor declared he mo ion carri ed . * * * * * Council rPceived a re comme nda ion that an agreement be ma e w1 h he D nver Board of Wa er Comm issioners to acquire water usage dat iP con unction wi h sewer illin s. 1 y At orney Be~ardini s ated ha his a r emen would xhcn of a 'I be ·ween the c ies of Denver and he cos w oul~ e appro ximate ly $300-$400 per year . per .1 e Englewoo Counc ilman Bless nf as~e •f he Wa er Board has looked a this a ree~ n . Ci y At orney Pe rardini ,a ed tha the Water Board has, an ha he' r corr~end approval . P,TR D~ ED A A B !,., BY CO "N ILMA "OVERt . A BILL F R r. m •r Jon Sov rn, Mann , Blessin , '"0Wll . c A mo o • • .1 • • I • 0 I• • 14 Council r eceiv ed a recommendation creating a Volunteer Fire De partment. City Attorney Berardini stat ed that the communication was misleading in t h at the Volunteer F ire Department is already in existence and t h e c ommittee report should recommend that the Volunt e er Fire De part ment be reactivated and authorize the increas e to 2 5 mem b e rs. Ma yor Taylor qu estioned Se ction 4, Paragraph 2-2-4, Future Mem b ership Li mitations, regarding the section which states hat additional vo l u nteer appointments may be made by the Ch ief of the Englewood Fire Department and the City Manager as needed. He felt hat it was the prerogative of the City Council to ma k e thi s dec ision wi th th e recommendation of the Fire Department and he Ci y Manager. City At o rn e y Berardini s t ated h at a change would be made in the paragr aph o read t h a t additional volunteer appoin men s ma y e made by t he Ci y Cou n cil with the re c ommendation o he En ~le w ood Fire De p a r men and h e Ci y Manager as needed. Councilman Sov ern asked t hat h Bill i nc lude he wo r d i ng , "and declar i n an emergen cy". I TRO CE AS A BILL BY COUNC I LMAN BR OWN . A BILL FOR AN l)fl HAPTER 2 , TITLE II , OF 7HE 1 9 9 E .. . . RE AT trn ~..., TPE MI EMERGENC Y. V LU 'TEER FIRE DE ARTE T , A D DEC LAR IN1 y or Orji nan Dis r t e • . o n s, Sov rn , Ma n n , 1 ss i n , ca rr • • • • • 10 •. • • ...... • 0 - • Meettn of September 16, 1974 15 City Attorney Berardini recommended that action be taken on retianing one of the buses in the Englewood system as discussed in an earlier Council meeting . Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that we have four buses which are in he agreement. Two buses were purchased with Federal funds, two ses were purchased with local funds. One of the uses purchased w h local funds i s an old bus , and one is a new ini-bus. The one bus tha can be kept by the City must be one that was purcha sed with Ci y funds . Councilman Sovern i nqui red about the status of the employees presently em ployed in the Englewood system . Mr. Mc cown sta ed hat while pensions would be lost , the RTD would be offering hem a package which was equal to or e er than the package tha they presen ly have. Jone of the present employee s ha s a vested in erest in th pension plan. Councilman Blessing s a ed ha he would like more study si ua ion, because Mr. Romans of he Parks and Recrea ion m r has in j icated that his depar men could u lize he almos con inuously. "· A Ot at he saw many uses for an i would e ad economics he TD would pay us . To his o inion , $30 ,000 o e Planning and Zon1n a s o take group rips P v rious por ions of e C1 y. .ov r • • • s u v us . n, 1 aa • • • 0 I• • Meeting o f eptember 16, 1974 16 Cou n c i l received a r ecomm endation for a Bill for an Or d ina n c e authori zing an a re eme nt with the City of Mo nte Vista t o pr ovide emer gency police se r vices o that City. Chie f Clasby stat e d t hat he h a d received a reques rrom the Gove r nor, which was sent t o othe r cities as well, for coope rati o n in as s .ing Mon ista wi th h e ir po l ice situation. He stat e d tha t Mon e is a ·~d had s e v era l r e sig nations in their polic e departmen ar , as such , did not have a department at this time. • I n r esponse o he r.overnor 's r equest , Chief Clasby has sent Sg t. Bi ll Bel to p ar icipat i n th is pr ogr a m. Counc lman Ma nn ex pr essPd hi s concern over the fact that C ie f Cla sby ac ed wi hou he e xpres s e d consent of the Council. He fel hat wi h ~ d cision of his ~a ni ud e, if nothing el s e, Counc i l me mb ers could be polled y pho n e t o g et their feel ings on a rna ter o f his ypP. Ch i ef Clasby explained ha request a j ha ion was taken wl h here was urgency in the he a pproval o f h e Ass , Ci y ~ r . Bro A B~LL FO. A1REEl.E T BF WEEl HE CITY OF MO TE OF E!GLE WOOD , CO OR AD O FOR THE LOA A.lD , COU CIL.''1A SOVER ore , Sovern , Mann , Bless 1n , • • • 1on • • 1 • 0 • 17 repl ied in the eg ive, hat no legal requirene t existed to in orm the Sizzler . Findin s will be mailed to he Sizzler organization y cer J ifi .d ma 1 . Council .embers a reed hat in the Sizzler's i nit i al app lica ion, ha~ n o sufficien evidence was given by them that a 3 .2 eer outlPt ~ s necessary in this area. RESOL IO!l rn. 37 , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTIO.l DEl1YI ~G THE APPLICATION OF SAH ARA SIZZLER , INC ., A ,!EVADA CORPORATION , D/B/A SIZZLER FAMILY STEAK HOUSE FOR A 3 .2 PER CEtlT FER~ENTE MALT BE ERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOC ATED AT 5151 SOUTH BROADWAY, WGLEWOOD , CO ORADO. • (Copied in full in he fficial Resolution Book .) co1·•:cI A BROW:! MOVED A?lD COUNCILMA J CLAYTON SECONDED A ~~IO' ~O APPROVE RESOLUTIO O. 37, SER IES OF 1974 . Upon the call of hero l, the vo e res lted as follows: Ayes· -o u~il ~em ers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on , T·iylor. Nays: ilone A sen :10 Te _ay or d clar d re rno ion carried. • • • • •• • I I I I ~ I I I \ I I \ • • - - • 0 • 1'1ee ~.u1g; 01 .::iept;emoer .1.0, .1.~14 1 8 Assistant City Manager Mcc own stated that there was a certain urgency in taking some action on th i s as the Bill was coming up before Cong ress . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILM AN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TH AT A LETTER BE WRITTEN IN SU PPORT OF THE AR MSTRONG AMEND MENT TO THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT TO BE SIGNE D BY THE MAY OR . Upon t h e call of the roll , t h e vote r esu lted as follows: Ayes: Cou ncil Mem b ers Jone s, Sovern, Blessing , Brown , Clayton. Nays: Council Memb ers Mann , Taylor. Absent: I.one The Mayor decl a red he mo ion carried . * * * * * Co ncil receive a uemo randum from he Direc or of inance concerning the Conse rva ion Tr s Fund. 7he memc sates··~~ the rity has rece ived $11,696 .56 rr~ th S e of olora c is ~ibu•io n of he c onservat io r us fund. Its uses ar ~or a~qJ 1s1 io n , developm n , and ~a1ntena ce of new c o1 serva 10~ r1M s . S lee ion of the pr iori y of these funds sho ld te r:!1>terc 1t .ed C'1ty Co nc11 . ece!v T• !'k i .. + .. 12, oo. be pu r.1or the an:; • he mon y had no recornmenda 10 s has bee o Flo wou l d e e an excelle ~ mon y coul Park w s o akin ,. - • • , -• 0 I • • ~·,.,e ... ng of September 16, 197 4 MOT IO VATION of the 19 OUNCILMA!l BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A THAT THE PARK. Al1D RECREATION EPARTMENT USE THE CONSER - TRUST FUND FOR THE SODDING OF FLOYD PARK. Upon the call roll, the vo e resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Clayton. Ab sen None The Mayor declared the motion carr i ed . * * * * • Co ncil received a Resolution amending the 1974 budget to provide for addi ional manpower in the Fire Department Budget . RESOU ~:ol NO. 38 , SERIES OF 1974 A RESO U".'ION AFPROPRIATI G FUIJD I l THE GE ERAL, WATER, SEWF.R , RE REA"'IO A. EVE:;UE SHARI'lG FU ms . (Copie in ful l in h Official ?esolu ion Book .) co· !iC Ll A:l c AY':'OH MOVED A!JD cou CIL.~A l BROW l sEro DED A MOTIOtl TO AP PRO .E RE OL 'TION lO . 38 , SERIE OF 197 4. pon he c 11 of t e roll, h vote r sul ed as follows: Brown, s: o nc11 .e..,bers ones, Sovern, Mann , Blessin , T ylor. ys: 'on r.io lo. c rried. • • • l co • • • f • 0 • 20 activi ties within the County. Sh e asked that the City Council approve the formation of the advisory counc il o n aging for the City of Englewood . COUNCILMA J BROWN MOVED Am COUNCIL !AN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE ACT ON O~ THE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AGING TO THE MEETI IG OF OCTOBER ~th . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resul ted as follo h~: Clayton . Ayes: Council Mem ers Jones , So v ern , Blessin , Brown , Nays: Counc i l Membe r s Mann , Taylor . Ab sen tlone The Mayor eclared he mo ion carried . * * * * * At a previous Council mee in , i was decided to discuss the Ci y Hall 1o day nigh openin z. Mayor Taylor s ated tha he of ime o v luatP the ~Pr ice Pin r ndere on he 'londa ni t openin -. ':'he r.1 !al pro he Cit:f Hall op u "or period o!' ix mon hs see 1!' i was v.or hwhile having th C y Hall nc1l had had plen y by 1 y employees osal was to ke p rial basis o on Monday ni hts . tie Buil 1 Individuals on. in , row , c • • -• 0 I• • ~~et!-g "r ~ep ember 16, 1974 21 The vo e on the original mo ion y Councilman Blessing , seconded by Councilman Brown to discon inue keeping Ci y Hall open on Monda y evenings resulted as follows: Ayes: Council rt.embers Jones , Mann , Bles sing, Brown, Taylor. Nays: Co uncil Members Sovern , Clayton . Abs en None The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * • • Act in i y !·'.ana agreemen from the Uni fish and wildli~e of purchase 5oir. He of he d er received a contract America for recreation and e RivPr channel . le er of in ent that we propose h aring aais, our share being ne icial o he i ecause h ay e r ~aylo r d ir c ed hat a le er be sent . r s OV r , n , 1nci:, A n I I • • • ' • 0 • Meeting or sept emoer 10, 1~/4 22 Mayor Taylor s ated that we should think about picking up the option of the Public Service land which is being consid er ed for development of the olf course . City Attorney Berardini s ated that the option exp ir es October 1st , and a mo t ion o execute the option is in order. He stated that we sho u l d also a sk for an extension of the option time. COU CILMAH BLE SS I:lG MOVED AND COUNCILM AN SOVERN SECONDED A MC'TION TO EXECU':'E ':'HE OP':'IOH WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY PURSUANT TO THE AGREEME T PRESS~TLY IN FO RCE, AND IF ECESSARY, TO EXTEiD THE OPTION PERIOD O~ TH AT OR O~HER PARCELS WHICH THE CITY HOL ~ OPTIONS ON. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as fol lows: Aye s: Council Membe r s Jones, Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown, Cl ayto n , Ta lor . Nays : Jo e Ab sen 'one Th e Mav e r declared the ~ot ~o n c arried . a ossi from a hazar1 s o f he ro · , Cl A TI f ol • * * * * * Sovern brough o the at en ion of t he Council t he Ci y fire insurance r ates could be lowered T is cou l d be done by looking into he possible he area of s ored ma e rials in several • mt ers Jon . , ov e,...n, Mann, l essin , on c r!. d . • • • I I BRO ' l Ai "OU IL!"A .l BLr.SSI?'G SECO mE 'pon ll o f t, r , "he vo e r sul • ,_ • • d ' - - • • • 0 I• • ~eeting of Sep ember lb, 197 4 23 Ayes: Co ncil Mem ers Jones , SoJ rn, Mann, Blessing , Brown, Clayton , Taylor. Nays: None Ab sen None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meetin was adj ourned at 12:05 A.M . • •. • • , • 0 • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO SEPTEMBER 23 , 1974 I• SPECIAL ME TI G : The City Cou ncil of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe Coun v , Colorado met in special session on September 23 , 1974 at 7:00 P.M. Mayo r Taylor , pres i ding, called the meet ing to order. The inv oca ion was given y Cou cilman Howa r d Brown . The Pledg of A lle~iance was led by Mayor Taylor . The followin g Notice of Call was read by the De ty City Cl erk. FOR A OTI E OF ALL BY THE AYOR AL ~~SS IO F THF CITY CO'.CIL S2P~EMBER 21 , 1974 7: 00 P."". The Ci y oJnc i l h City of En lewood , Arapahoe Cou n y , olorado, is her y called o a special ~ee ing at the Ci y Hall, 3 00 Sou h El i S r t , for he purpos e o f cons i dering: KW/ 1. RPsolu ion pp o in in th~ Ci y ara~er for he City of En lewoo and se in a sal~ry for saij anager . 2. H arin on th ropos ~ 19 5 -t. Enclos r s p 11 h r I I I I I I /s/ I I I I Isl • • • • 0 I• • 2 The Mayor asked for roll call . roll, the vollowing were present . pon the call of the Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Clayton, Blessing, Brown, Taylor. Absent: :Jone The .ayor declared a quorum present . Also present were: Acting Ci y Manager Wag oner City Attorney Berardini Assistan Ci y Manager Mccown Direc or of Parks & Rec reation Romans Direc or of U ilities Ca rroll Direc or of Personnel Lorig Director of Libraries Lute Director of Communi y Developmen Supinger Fire Chie f Hanilton Pol ce Chief Clasby Assis ant D rector of Financ Lowry Dep y lerk oha nisson • • • • • RE OL TIO~ ~. 8, SERIES OF 1974 A RESO u:·:::ON A ITY F E:l1LEW YEAR l 74. Mee w. AS cr~v MA.AGER FOR THE SALARV 1 THE BALAJrE OF THE 'I 'IS: Th r • SECO lD Upon h s , Sov r , .,an n, lessin , n c rr d . oner ror Ac !n Ci • ,, - •. • • f - • 0 - •ee ing of Sep ember ~j , 19(~ 3 hanks to hree par ,ies, one , the department heads and em ployees of t he City o Engle wo od for he fine ob hey have done, to his wife Je anna , and o the man upstairs . • * * * * May or ~~vlor ex lained ha the purpose of the meet ing tonight was to have a public he aring o discuss the proposed budget for he City of Englewood for the year 1975 . He gave thanks o he many cit i zens who par icipated in the Budg et Committee , fo r their time and effor s expen1ed . He thanked he department heads i n the City of En lewood for he work ha hey did in developing he Bud et and pr ovi lng he explana ons of he needs of he City of Englewood. He s a ej hat year , a tax increa e in having he lowes x did hope ha his mi h com1 the needs for the coming said En~lewood is fortuna e any c ty in the s a e. He in order to . P e neeied . H "lill levy of be avoi ed. MO"' "'' TO OPEJ ':'HE PU LIC THF c~~ OF E '~LE~OOD. COU ILl~A JONES SEGO. DED A HE PROPOSED 1975 BU GF~ FOR of he roll , he vo resulted as follo..,s: Ay s: Council •le:nbers 'on <' Soverr , 1ann, Blessing, . , Brown , Clayton , m y or . . '~a·/s: 'on Abs n ion c r! p lie hearin • • • 0 • N°e~1n of September 23, 1974 4 Mr. Mccown s ated that this is basically a s a us quo budge and it is to main ain the current services which we are presen ly using. The Budget does not include the 13 new firemen which would cos $167,000 for the year 1975 . The Water Enterprise Fund is down because he Ranch Creek Project has been comple ed . The Sewer Enterprise Fund is down because of he Bi-City Sewer Plan etween Engl f·Wo od a d Littleton was budgeted for the las year. While Recrea on shows zero i n the budget, this may be amended if school f nds are received . Currently the Recreation will be going into the General Fund. The Transit Bud et has been eliminated because of the proposed purchase by RTD of our system. The Senior Surrey , which was in he Transit bud et is going to be absorbed by Publi c Works. The Public Improvemen Fund is not really an accurate fig re for an annual bud e . This is because he Public Improvement Fund is bud eted on a running six quar er and, therefore , chan es during the year. ouncilman Blessin~ asked if he Firemen and on in ency Funds will need a ill levy to cover their costs. ity ~ana er Mccown s a ed a a 1 .75 mill levy increase would cover he cos s of the Fireman and ~on in ency Funds. ouncilman Bless n~ stated ha the 3 .97 mill levy which Englewoo presently has seems to be a ma ic and long-s andinr nu~ e~, ~n hat ·h~ c i zens of En lewood are for una e o receive P many services hey do at such a low cos . If ci 1zens do wan expan e ~ervices, an incr e ase in he mill levy ~ay b required . • . ~ own sta ed ha a n 11 levy mus e Cou.c il. lPWOOd is o ma!. a n f air salar• • • , -• 0 I• • 5 CoJncilman Clayton also expressed his concern. Ci y Manager Mccown s a ed hat this has been done because salaries are risin , goods and services have been affec ed by inflation , and revenues are not equalling the expenditures . Mr . aJr!ce Merlin , 3688 So. Sherman Street , explained his feelings that C~uncil 's first duty is to insure tha the i y of Englewood was saf . This is only possible by havin an adeq ua e f re and police department. Therefore , it is no unreasonable for he City Council o ask for a mill in crease . He also ex pressed his concern about the fac t ha the public hearing was no sufficien ly advertised. City Manager Mccown answered hat the meeti g was announced a he Co ·_mcil mee ing of Sep ember 3rd and ha eac one of the newspa ers was notified of the special meetin for the public hearing. Mayo r ~aylor expressed hin concern about t he see ing lack of interest shown by the citizenry in he workin s of the Ci y. The City Council mee in~s are no well a tended , he Councilme have a e .p ed o have rei hborhood meetin~s , hese have not been well attende , a d he 1ayor's coffees have no had ood urnouts . H in11c .. d ha i is mfor una e hat his :pe of public apa hy ex!s s. coffeP,s mi h e r::ee<:in s 1 the :. t t,•. +-t r " ... 0 J C TY foll o • High S reet , asked if the Mayor 's Mayor Taylor stated that thi he Councilmen have been holding an wer he ci izer.s' questions . • he disar"reed ed tha " he ha he grou of e • • ' - - • 0 • Meeting or September ~3. 19 7q 6 Aye s : Council Members Jones, Sovern, Ma nn, Blessin , Brown, Clayton, Taylor . • ays: None Absent: one The Mayor declared he mo ion carried and the public hearin closed. COU CIL'1AN A MOTIO TO ADJO R 1 • as follows: * * * * * ~OVED AJD COUNC I LMA J BLESSING SECONDED e call of he roll , he vote resulted Ay e": Brown, Clay o , ouncil ~ nbers Jones , overn , Mann , Bless ing , lor. avs: t'one A 1 er ... : ron The !avor d cl r ~o ion carried and the Meeting was adj ou rned a 8: or- ,. - • • , • • • • RESOLUTION NO. ~ ) ~~~~~I SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KELLS WAGGONER, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR HIS WORK AS ACTING CITY MANAGER. WHEREAS, Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, was appointed Acting City Manager effec tive June 16, 1974 to fill the vacancy of the posit ion of En~lewood City Manager upon the resignation of Stanley H. Dial; and WHEREAS, Andy McCown was appointed City Manager effec tive September 23, 1974. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follow : That Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, is hereby co nded for his outstanding performance as Acting City Mana er of th Ci y of Englewood, from Jun 1 , 1974 to S ptember 22, 1974. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th d of October, 1974. ATTEST: ur r HAY OR City Cl rk-Treaaurer of the by c rtify that th abov d ro 1 te c opy of h 0 197 • Ct y Cl rk-Tr • . • • • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO, ~~~~~' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KELLS WAGGONER, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR HIS WORK AS ACTING CITY MANAGER. WHEREAS, Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, was appointed Acting City Manager effective June 16, 1974 to fill the vacancy of the position of Englewood City Manager upon the resignation of Stanley H. Dial; and WHEREAS, Andy McCown was appointed City Manager effective September 23, 1974. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows: That Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, is hereby commended for his outstanding performance as Acting City Manager of the City of Englewood, from June 16, 1974 to September 22, 1974. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of Octob r, 1974. MAYOR ATTE ST: x of fi c io City Clerk-Tr asur r oll nberger, ex officio City Clerk-Tre.aeurer of the wood, Colorado, do h r by certify that the abov 1• a tru , t nd compl t copy of th riee o 1974, x officio City Clerk-tr aeurer •. • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. -----' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KELLS WAGGONER, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, FOR HIS WORK AS ACTING CITY MANAGER. WHEREAS, Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, was appointed Acting City Manager effective June 16, 1974 to fill the vacancy of the position of Englewood City Manager upon the resignation of Stanley H. Dial; and WHEREAS, Andy McCown was appointed City Manager effective September 23, 1974. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows : That Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, is hereby coamiended for his outstanding perf ormaoce as Acting City Manager of the City of Englewood, from June 16, 1974 t o September 22, 1974 . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of Octob r, 1974. MAYOR ATTES T: x offic io City Cl rk-Tr asur r oll nberg r, x offici~ City Cl rk-Treasur r of the Colorado, do h r by c rtify that the abov a rru , accurat and comp! te copy of th ries of 1 74. ·- • • • 0 • To: Ke lls Waggone r Director of Public Works From: Ernest P. Romans Director of Park · & Rec r eation SUBJECT: OLD POLI CE BUILDLNG The primary u e of the old Polh.:c Building by the Park s and Re creation Department would be as a permanent Senior Citize n facility and photographic lab. Use by the Senior Citizens would includ game room (billian.l s , card , chess ~ quiet lounge with color T. V., chairs , s ofa, plant , carpeting; two meeting room ' for lectures; cafeteria; dan es; art rafts; boarding of bu ss s from rear of the building for e xcur sio n ; one sma ll office for th offi rs of th e group anJ s uper- visor to s ha r . The larg number of nior Citizens in th e city now and the g rowing rce ntag in population of thi s age group having exces lei ur time points up th • llCCl: • it of providing the m a r e ·rea tion prog ram . . ·t to r ·n<watc th • buih.lin •: (1) Rem v ·all w 11 e c pt tx..inn wall ·, r pair cilln•, dd h ht1n h tur rq>.Hr fl< r t1l c, in stall nn Ing fountain, int. 11 \all n<l w I tr i m-------------------------------------------------------------9, l 12 ) llt mo tur Cl) (4) Wllh ,.,( nJ, rJ fl - r trl m-----------·1, ---------------------------------------------1, , rd t.1bl , 11111 rd ,1 \ c:h I , ounJ ruo1n ----------------11, ( ( t nttm • • TO. FROM! • 0 • INTR~I! MIMOaANDUM Andy Mccow n , City Manager DATI: October 3, 1974 Kell s Waggoner OLD POLICC~FIRE BUILDING Recently, a proposal was submitted o Council from Mr. Ken Mausolf with regard to a lease agreement for the old Police-Fire Building at 175 W. Girard Avenue . Mr. Mausolf's original proposal was that he would lease the fire por tion of the bui ldiny for $300 per month, that he wou l d p a int thee erior of the building (fire side only); tha t he would fix the roof so tha it would not l ak, and upon being qu stion d in this r gard, indicated that h was including th entire roof (police side also). Mr. Mausolf also indi- cated tha h fire building would be used for a special servic fac1li y or Rolls Royce, Duesenberg, Ben ley, and oth r classic, antiqu and special in erest au os, and tha he ~oul hav a m chanic on duty. r lease w1 h an option propose d ren ($3,600 r r h who are in h s been old r would au olf' (up er and 7 ~ per •. • • , ..... • • Andy Mccown, City Manager Page 2 October 3, 1974 (, • • • I do know that it is very difficult, and in some cases, impossible, to find asphalt tile, ce iling tile, and brick that will match existing materials; and in these instances, appearance would have to take a back seat in order to com- plete the remodeling as outlined in the memo from Mr. Romans. In some instances where the ceilings do not match, it may also become necessary to remove and replace larger areas of ceiling than are called for in the proposa l. Mr. Mausolf's proposal indicates a remodeling figure of $2,000-4,000 for removing walls and remodeling the area for the civic center . It is my firm belief that this cannot be done, but that if Mr. Mausolf is willing to remodel the area as the Parks & Recreat ion Department wants it , then possibly his contractor would do it for the $4,000 and save the City considerable money. Attached also is a drawing showing the walls to be removed, thos e to remain, and the usage of the police portion as a senior citizens' facility. ~0 K lla Waggoner 01rec or of Public Works K /ls A t chs . • ·~ • • 0 t ...... • Andy Mccown, City Manager Page 2 October 3, 1974 • • • I do know that it is very difficult, and in some cases, impossible, to find asphalt tile, ceiling tile, and brick that will match existing materials; and in these instances, appearance would have to take a back seat in order to com- plete the remodeling as outlined in the memo from Mr. Romans. In some instances where the ceilings do not match, it may also become necessary to remove and replace larger areas of ceiling than are called for in the proposal. Mr. Mausolf's proposal indicates a remodeling figure of $2,000-4,000 for removing walls and remodeling the area for the civic center. It is my firm belief that this cannot be done, but that if Mr. Mausolf is willing to remodel the area as the Parks & Recreation Department wants it, then possibly his contractor would do it for the $4,000 and save the City considerable money. Attached also is a drawing showing the walls to be removed, those to remain, and the usage of the police portion as a senior citizens' facility. ~~ K lls Waggon r Dir c or of Public Works KW /ls Att chs. • . • • - • • • • t• ·, • '· CARPETS • DRAPES • COMP LETE • Sep embe r 19 , 1974 Mr . Andy Mccown City Manager , City of Englc~1ood J4CX> Sou h Elati treet Englewood, Colorado 80110 D r Mr . McCo;;n : l•JS SOUlH BROADWAY fNGlEWOOO. COLOl!ADO 80110 PHONE 303 I 781 -11•2 o~ 303/ 181 8781 Enclosed ie a co J of the Pro sal tt 11+ .• s pre e nted o he Cit.y Council Montlay, ::ep ember 16 , 1974 for your files and al o a drawing of he rea I am i1t rested in l Pasing from the City of Engl wood . Pl nse present this drawil"g to ·hor.ev r is to ai.aly--e i for the fina l vote on O ~t o 1 r 7 , 1974 . A1 y, plc.ase incl1de in e 1 r a ll of h l.rJi.lDi.ngs s i /cj r o ::ubl.eaee nt l aee . . . ,,,_ •. • • t - • • • 0 • 10 hereby propose t ne : ,_l, -• :~r "··"' L-::r:tedi.a t e se r tne Police , Fi.re 3!".d r!o ok & ladder B·.ilJi.~s;s: ~. .ie will pay e)t ·o.oo .:e r nom.n for all buildings. 2 . l'he enti.re Pc·l1c ' si-c .;_11 D given oy nie rent free as a commuruty ·enter for whatever act:i.viti ~s the City Council sees fit! 3 . ':le will paint e:.tte r icr "Ahere needed (Fire side). .... tie will fix r oof so i:t W1.ll not leak. ,. We will clean .ic ar a--weeds 1 ~tc . o . '.i e will clean up int.en.or of Fire building. T'le use of the Fire Bui d ~ will be for specialty service facility for Rolls-Royce , Dues nb rg, Bentley 1 Packard and other classic 1 antique and special interest auto.;. the r e 3re 21 car clues in he area that could use this facility. Area is zoned Bt- Commercial--Auto Sales sr.a Repair . (Refer to Herman Alpert of Zionsville, Indiar.a .) 9e .. ~:· its t.o Ci.ty of E.rig1 ,..·1-: _. • "• Income from bu:i.U~..g-$),600 .00 instead of $0 .00. B. Free cOl!l!lllnity center i1r those necessary ne ds . •• Us e a portion J.l .&,().)(). allocated to remod l a rea for e . f'robat~/ S2 •,o U.,000 .UO .c·lli:l remove a and remodel area for civic c nter. It "ould oe first ilo::r ar f or older people and have rest ro ... ;:i fac:LJ.itie s vaila :e alr ady tnere . , _-3;-. "j~ar r .r:::. .c1.:.:..i -: .J.c o cover t:l cos ::o replace t. e por~:.cn -::!' i :0 ,000. lre· u7 · llocated • .!>l-!"~ s t~t. l.y removed. extr rkir..ii: .4 cuH be availa:i!. r "1.thout co tin th City ny large amount of funds . s i:ln ~ carKir~ really • ct 1 n t. s c rn r .) n t. t. to lnt and c.1.i;:anup of bUJ.l •ir. • tlJll • o y a at h sui r n .n r . r •. • • , • • 0 • DATE: September 24, 1974 TO: Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works FROM : Director of Community Development SUBJECT: Vehicular Service Facility in B-1, Bus ine ss District It is t h e opinion of the Department of Commu n ity Development , Planning Division, tha t the u e of the former Fire-Pol i c e Building, a t the northeast corner of South Bannock Stree t and Wes t Girard Avenue, as a specialty service f acil ity f or classic, antique and special intere t auto , ou ld n ot be permit t ed in the B-1, Bus i ne District. As indicated in the proposal ubmitted by tr. Maus o l f , "Au to Sale and Repair : are permitted in the B-l, Business Dis t rict; however, ther i more to th ection than that. Section 22.4-lOb(S) of the Co prehen ive Zon1n Ordinance recites: Auto ales or repair, but no commer cial wrecking, dis- mantli ng or junk ards. ANY AUTO REP IR HOP SHALL BE AN ACCESSORY USE TO AN AUTO SALES lSE, nd USED AR LOTS ARE PERMITI'ED WU USED IN CO JUNCTION Inf AND AS AN I TEGRAL P RT OF A NE CAR ESTABLI~HME T;provid d, how- th u ed ca r lot hall ct o th r quire- outlin d in th Suppl R gulations. add d). •. ., • • ]- • • • Kells Waggoner September 24, 1974 Page -2- <. • • • A third concern of the staff would be the c ommitment of the City-owned property for two, or possibly four years, to a private party. At the pace of develo}mllent and redevelopment in the Denver Metropo litan Ar ea in general , and in Englewood specifically, it is difficult to project as to the aost des irable use of the City-owned land in the 3300 Block South between South Acoma Street and South Bannock Street, one year from now. For example, if the Ambrose Company were to have plans for a major redevelopment of their land fronting on South Broadway, and the City-owned land, which is leased to Ambrose, could be coordinated with that redevelopaent, a lease on the subject property could delay that activity. It would seea that there are sufficient and good reasons to cause the .City to weigh very carefully the proposal before them, or any similar proposal which would involve the commit- ment of this property at this time for a private use. ~gt.,_;..,,-- JAMES L. SUPINGER Director o f Cotnaunity Developm nt gw 'I • • • • - 1-- • • • • t• ·, • Kells Waggoner -2-October 1, 197 4 (5) Kitchen area --sink, cupboard, r e frigerator, electrical fixtures, heating surface, warming oven---------------------------- (6) Renovation of second set of restrooms plus purchase of additional fixtures·----------------------------------------------- (7) Enclose s mall entrance lobby on both ends of building for cold weather-·---------------------------------------------- 3,000 1,200 1, 300 (8) Contingency -----------------------------------------------_...;;.31-, ooo~- $33 , 800 lCBO construction cost in April of 1974 indicate that remodeling can be done for an estimated $9. 00 per sq. ft. There are 3, 616 s quare feet in the police portion of the building. 3, 616 x 9. 00 = $32 , 544 This j o b could be completed in phas s if necessar over the next two years. Direc t or , Pa r R creati on • '! ' • • , • • .. .. .. • 0 I• • ·' '122.4-10 B-1 Business Di st rict. .. .. ·'·'" .. ; This ·District is comprised, p rincipally,of the Centrai ~ .. Business District of the Clty, and the structures therein · • . are used primar ily to provide retailing and 1')Brsonal ·' • ,, . • · ··;·:··:~services to r e sidents of the City and· the aurrounding -:f1 ·":~ ·" •• ·-.!· area. 'lbe uses pennitted within tbie Distria are thoee , . • • .', ·,~at will provide the maximum Gldlmt of ae~ to res- , idents of the City and will be compatible with such en .. ,; area without creatin~ t.mdue traffic hazards • congestion. f • .; a. Supplement dry regulations. ~ p~one fouact 1 ,.in this Zone District s hal l be subject to the _requirement• • ~ ; ad atandar da found ln S22.S, Supplementary .. gulationa, ', ., unless othenri.se providect for ln t1:i1.8 Ordin.C. or, an , · • ~ : · -ndment hereto. · . · i · b , Permitted p rinc ipal u ee. No b uilding, etructun, o r land shall be use'd and no building or structure shall . "be erected, etructur'ally altered, eala~ed or aaintained ', unless othenri.se provided for in this Ordinance except • · for one or more of th following us II: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) ( ) (7 ) (8) (9 ) (10 ) (11) (1 ) (13) health treateent ; ltO I; 7 '· ., ..: . , • • - ~ " ... .. ,' ;' '• .. • . . .. . . . '; .. (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27 ) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (3 7 ) (38) (J9) (i.O) ('• 1) (42) (4 ) (44 ) (4 5 ) (4 } (47) Bo at stores; Book stores; Bowling alleys; • 0 I• • Building material sales rooms (excluding lumber yards or outside storage); Bus ine ss machine stores; Camera and photographic supply •tores; Candy, nut and confnc tioncry atorN; Caterers ; Collection and distribution stetlon for laundry and dry cleaners; Cleaning with nQn-inflammable cleaning agent• only; Clinics, dental or mt'dical; Crating service; Dairy products stot't's; Diapc-r service; .. Dance studios !or privat~ instructions; Delicatessen stores; Departmf"nt stores; Drcssmaking s ho ps; Drug stores; Dry goods stores; Eatin and /or drinking e1tabli1hmeut1; Ed ucational instituticns; Egg and poultry stores (no 1laughtoring. ~visccratin • plucking or dree1ing); E l ~ctr i c c on t r actor shops, provid~d it ii i nc idental t o a retail sales roam and is U mitc-d t <' c qui nt t>mploying ttot mon• that five> ( ) ho rse r. Electric u t a t iona ; Ext<' rminat ors; r ta ions; l r la.op ; fN'I lock r pl lnc crs r h includin ale a of fo d, lau ht Food pr Frut 1 n Fu rritu c c individual of food, md pack d , but not includin vf c •rating thereof); (re tail on p llisca); • • , ~ . . . :· .... 1 • • (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (/•I) (42) (43) (44) (45) (4 ) (4 7 '· Boat stores; Book stores; Bowling alleys; • 0 • Building material sales rooms (excluding lumber yards or outside storage); Business machine stores; . Camera and photographic supply stores ; Candy, nut and confr.c ti one ry s tons ; Caterers ; Collection and distribution station for laundry and dry cleaners; Cleaning with nQn-inflammable cleaning agents only; Clinics, dental or tn<'dical; Crating service; Dairy products stort's; Diap<'r service; Dance studios (or privatr. instructions; Delicatessen stores; Depart"""nt stores; Dressmaking shops; Drug stores; Dry goods stores; Eating and /or drinking cstablishmellt1; Educational institutions; Egg and poultry stores (no slaughtering. C'viscerating. plucking or dre11ing); Elrctric contrac tor shops, provided it 11 incidental to a retail 1alcs room and is liroitC'd tC\ <'qui~nt <'mploying not more• th81\ fiw (S) hor cpowcr. Electric ubstations 0 ExtC'rminator ; F' r atationa; Floral ahop ~ Fond locker plants (renting only individual lock<'rs for h cu t r atora of food, includin ale at r tail, cut ting and packagi of food, ats and g , but not including slaught rin or vJ c•rating th reof); food pr cc sin (ret ail on pre.mi•~•); Fruit a; ltOrl"S; or s atton 68 • • • (48) (49) (5 0) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) (65) (66) (67) (68) ( 9) (70) (71) (7 2 ) (73) (74) (75) (76) (77) (7 ) (79 ) ( 0) (81) < n ( 3) ( ) • 0 I• • Gift, novelty or souvenir stores; Grocery stores; Halls, renting for meetings or social occasions; Hardware stores; Hobby supply stores ; Home f urni shings stores; Hotels; Interior decorato rs; J ewelry stores; Laboratories, dent al or medical; Laundries; Library or reading rooms; Liquor stores (sale b y package); Linen supply; Locksmith; Luggage sto res; Mail order houses; Meat, fish or seafood stores; Moto rcycle stores; Music stores; .. News stands (for the sale of newspapers, mag- azines, etc. only); Notions store•; Offic buildings; Opticians; Optical and scientific in s tnnnent 1hop1; Paint and wa llpaper 1tore1; Paintin and decorating contractor•; Pawn shop d 1econd hand 1tore1 (such u1e ehall be conduc t d entirely within an ncl09ad 1tructure} > P t store s, Picture f r in ; Ph o t o rap le Phot o atet in Plu in to a r tail quip nt n h r po Po lie t a tt Po t offl incidental ited to than fiv (5) and repairin of wearin and allied indu1trl••• ra ion 1hall not na 1 d to nol• , smo i on, h lar • radiat ion 6 • • - . I • (85) (86) (87) (88) (89) (90) (91) (92) (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (98 (99 ) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) (105) (106) (107) • 0 - Private clubs, lodges, fraternities; Public buildings; Restaurant s (not including drive-in type); Religious institutions; Shoe repair shops; Shoe stores; Sign painting shops; Sporting goods stores; Stationery stores; Studios ; Tailor shops; Telephone exchanges; Telegraph office s; Theatres (not including drive•ln type); Theatrical studios; To acco stores; Tov stores; Uph lstering shops; Variety stores; Vegetable stores; Trade or business schools; Wearing apparel (fabrication and processing); Any similar lawful use which, in the opinion of the Commission ls 'not objectionable to property by reason of odor, dust, flmle , a , noise, radiation, heat, glare or vi ra ion or i not hazardou• to the health and property of the surrounding areas through dan~er of fire or explosion. c. Acce11sory u (2) th above penaltted use , s building site a 70 • • ·. • • 0 • .. Abutting. Contiguous, joining at a border or boundary or joining at the ends. . Accessorv building. A detached subordinate building, the use of which is customarily incident to that of the principal building or to the principal use of the land and which is located on the same lot with the pt1-ncipal building or use. · • · · • . .. ' . Accessory use. A use which is clearly incidental to and customarily found in connection with and located on the same lot as the principal use. Adjacent lot. A lot or lots separated from the lot under consideration by an alley or a street. Adjoining lot. A lot or lots separated frOlll the lot under consideration by a rear lot line or a aide lot line. Alle_y. A passage or way open to public travel which affords generally a secondary means of vehicular access to lots abutting upon it and which is not intended for general traffic circulation. Alteration, structural. An alteration of a building or structure or the equip nt thereof, which alteration affects some port ion of the building or structure in a vital and ubstantial manner and changes its characteristic a earance; the tenn denotes change or substitution in a ub tantial partic ular. Apart , n t hou e. See " lling, Multiple." Aut cour e '' otel ." A uildin , or part thereof, int nded , or which is used for repair and o 11 s , truck , and oth r auto otiv An area, or r ntal pair work is obil 1 to oth r than a st re t, of n w or us d auto- don except minor displayed, sold or 14 1 " - . • I . • • ' • • • l.O C\J • 0 - -'OLICE STATIO N ADDITION ----· ___ EXISTIN6 EXTERIOR WALLS -~REMAIN •¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ --=~TO 11£ INSTALLED 1---4 '6" • REST ROOM .. - I . • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ;,\., , SERIES OF 1974 AM 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 AXY 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, aa follows: Section 1. That subsection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Collprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as a.ended), is hereby a11ended to read as follows: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial Diatrict (c) Permitted Principal Uses. Mo land shall be used or occupied and no structure shall be designed, erected, altered, used or occupied except for one or more o"f. the fol- lowing uses: (1) Any use permitted in l-1 IH•M•Hll I-2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinance on th• 5th day of Septeaber, 1974. Re d by title and pass d on final r adin on the 7th day of oh r, 19 7 . -1-• • ' ...... • • ·, • Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 1974 on the 10th day of October, 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 the Ordinance, passed Oil final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -2- . ' • . • • , - - • • • • • t• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORD I NANCE NO . , SERIES OF 1974 AM ORDINANCE AMENDING (c) (1) of 22.4-15, I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COHPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, (OIDIMAJllCE NO. 26, SEllIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AUTHORIZING ANY USES PERMITTED IN I-2, G!BEllAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, ALSO TO BE PERMITTED IN I-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DI STRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a• follow•: Section 1. Tbmt •ub•ection (c )(l) of 22.4-15, of the Collprehenmive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance Mo . 26, Serie• 1963, •• &9ended), i• hereby amended to read •• follova: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Induatrial Di•trict (c) Penitted Principal UH•. lo land •ball be u•ed or occupied and no •tructure •ball be duiped, erected, altered, u•ad or occupied except for one or more o~ the fol- lowing uH•: (1) Any uH penitted in 1-1 , ........ ~ I-2 umusnUL DISnICT . lntroduc d, re•d in full a nd pa•• d on f iret reading on t 3rd day of S pt r, 1974. Publi• d e1 a ill for n Ordinanc on th 5t h day of pt r, 1 74 • day of d by title al'ld p to r, 1974. -1- on final r dl on t h 7 h 3 CL ; • • , • • • • .. Publiahed by title as Ordinance No. ~~~• Series of 1974 on the 10th day of October, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, paaaed on final reading and published by title aa Ordinance No. ~~~ Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer -2- . ' • • • f f • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . , SERIES OF 1974 All ORDINANCE AMENDING (c) (1) of 22.4-15, I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, (ORDINAllCE 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 DI STRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa followa: Section 1. That aubaection (c)(l) of 22.4-15, of the Coaprehenaive Zoning Ordinanc e (Ordinanc e No , 26, Serie• 1963, aa -.ended), ia hereby amended t o read aa follova: 22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Induatrial Diatrict (c) Permitted Principal Uaea. No land ahall be uaed or occupied and no structure ahall be deaigned, e rected, altered, uaed or occ upied except for one or 110re o~ the fol- l owi.ng uaea : (1) Any uae permitted in 1-l lHeMdel I-2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. Introduced, read in full a nd pa aaed on f irat reading on th 3rd day of S pteaber, 1974. Publiah d aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of Sapteaber, l 7 . R d by title and paaa d on final reading on t he 7th day of tober, 1974. -1-• • ....... ....... • • • • • • Published by title as Ordinance No, -------..• Series of 1974 on the 10th day of October, 1974. MAYOR AlTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coiaplete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tr .. surer • • , • • I• - T '-'o..vv ~ INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, ~. SERIES OF 1974 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 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 pro - vision s of the Co mprehen sive Zo n ing Ordinance (Ordinance No . 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoni ng Commission of the City of Englewood has held numerou s public hearings upon the appropriate zoning for said ter- ritory, ha s given conside rat ion to the matters produced at sa id publ ic hearings and ha o th e rw ise c omplied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Commission ha heretofore recolftlllended to the Ci ty Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, that the hereinafter d es- cri bed prop e rty hould b incl uded within the R-1 -C (Sing le -F mily Re idence) Zon Di trict; nd WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Color do, h considered the recolllllendat1on of aid co•- mission. in luding th docum nt and record accompany n the s m , has conclud d th t the publ1c health, af ty, conv ni nc nd welf r , a 11 s ood ion1na pra t ce, ju if i s the inclu ion of id prop rty w1th1n said zoning d1 tr1ct. NO , THEREFOR , B OF THE CITY OF GL OD, -1- BY Tll CITY COU CIL follo • • , ........ • • • • • • 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: Beginnina at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot 1), Bell I•le 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 Gardena; thence N. along the E. line and E. line extended of said Lot 11 270.0 ft. to the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; tl\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 I•le Garden., Second Filing; thence s. alona the extended w. line and W. line of said Lot 1 145.0 ft. to the point of begiDDiD&& Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on the Jrd day of September, 1974. Publiahed aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of S.pttmber, 1974 . !lead by title and paaaed on final readina on the 7th day of October, 1974. Publiahed by title aa Ordinance No. ~~-' Seri•• of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 1974 . MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Tr aaurer I, larl oll nberaer, do hereby certify that th abov end fore oin ia a tru , accurate and complete copy of the ordinanc , paaa d on final r din and publiah d by title aa Ordinance Ro. ~· riea of 1974. x o flcio City Clerk-Tr aurer -2- • . • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, ~' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CE RTAIN 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 City of Englewood that terr itory known as Santa Fe -Union Annexat io n Area; and . WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the pro - visions of the Comp rehen sive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has held nuaerou s public hearings upon the appropriate zoning for said ter - ritory, has given conside ration to the matters produced at s aid public hearings and has otherwise complied with the provision of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREA S, the aid Planning and Zoning Commission has heretofore recommended to the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, that the hereinafter des - cribed property should be included within the R-1-C (Si ngle -Family Re idence) Zon District; and WHER EAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Color do , h s con id red the r commendatio n of said coa- mission, including the docu ent nd r cords accompanying the sam , ha concluded th t the public health, saf ty, conveni nee nd welf re, s w 11 s good zoning practice, ju t1fies th inclu ion of said proper y within said zoning di trict. OW, TH REFOR , E IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 · GLE WOOD, COLORADO , follow : -1- •. 3a,_·,; • • I • • • I• • Se ct i on 1. The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 196 3 , as amended), together with a zoning map annexed thereto, is hereby amended to place the following described property within R-1-C (Single- Family Res i den c e, to -wit: Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot 1), Bell I•le 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; thence S. A9 °47 ' w. along the centerline of West Tufts Avenue 437.0 ft. to a point on the extended W. line of Lot l, Bell Iale Gardena, Second Filing; thence S. along the extended w. line and W. line of said Lot 1 145.0 ft. to the point of beginning' Introduc ed, read i n full and paaaed on firat reading on the 3rd day o f September, 19 74. Published aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the Stb day of September, 1974. Read by title and paaaed on final reading on the 7th day of Oc t obe r, 197 4. Published by titl e aa Ordinance No . -~-• Series of 1974, on th 10th day of Oc tobe r, 197 4. MAYOR ATT ST: ~ff icio City Clerk-Tr aur r I , Karl oll nberg r, do h r by cartif that th abov and foregoin is a tru , accu rat and co9])lata copy of tha ordinance, p aaed on final r ad in nd publ 1ah d by title aa Ordinance No. ___ , S riea of 1974. o ficio City Clark-Tr urar -2- • . • • - • • • • 0 • ; . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1974 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 R-1-C (SINGLE-FAMILY RES-IDENCE) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, th e City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore, by Ordinance duly enact d, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known a Santa Fe-Union Annexation 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 Zo ning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, s amended), th Planning and Zoning Commi sion of the City of Englewood has held numerou s public hearings upon the appropriate zoni ng for said ter- ritory, has given con idera tior. to the matters produced at said public hea ring s and has o th erwise complied with the provi ion of the t atu te, o rdinan ce and Charter of th City of En 1 ~ood; and WHERE S, the aid Planning and Zoning Commission h heretofore r commended to th City Council of the Ci y of Englewood, Color do, that the hereinafter d cribed property hould b included ~1thin the R-1-C (Sin le-Famil Re id n ) Zone Di tri t; nd ~HEREA , the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, h con Jder d the r commend tion of aid com- mi sion, includ1ng h docum nt and record accoapany1 na the s m , h concluJ d th t the puhl1c heal h, safet , conven1en anJ welf r , well a good :oning practice. ju ifie th 1nclu i n of id property within s id zonin di trict. F IT ORD I 0 BY TH CITY COUNCIL COLORADO, a follow : -1- ,. - • • • • • • Section 1. The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 196 3 , as amended), together with a zoning map annexed thereto, is hereby amended to place the foll owing described property within R-1-C (Single - Family Residen ce , to-wit: Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 8 (SW Corner of Lot 1), Bell Iale 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 extaided of said Lot 11 270.0 ft. to the centerline of West Tufts Avenue; thence S. A9°47 ' w. along the centerline of West Tufts Avenue 437.0 ft. to a point on the extended W. line of Lot 1, Bell Iale Gardena, Second Filing; thence S. along the extended W. line and W. line of said Lot l 145.0 ft. to the point of begiDDiDCI Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on the 3rd day of September, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Stb day of September, 1974. Read by title and paaaed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Publiahed by title aa Ordinance Mo. ~~-• Seriea of 1974, on th 10th day of October , 1974. ATTEST: e ~fftcto Ctty Cl for oin n Cina r 0 1974 . aur r MAYOR do h reby certify that the abov a nd coaplete copy of the ordinance, paa d y title •• Ordinance Mo. ~· rt a fficto City Clark -Tr aurer • • , • • • T '"\ o Q,. ( • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ?r , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND TH£ ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY, KORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN 1-1 (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 provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinanc No. 26, Series of 1963, as amend d), the Planning and Zoning Co is ion of th City of Engle od hss held numerous public h arings upon th appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and h s o therwise complied with the provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zonin Coamission has h retof ore r comnended to the City Council of th City of Engl - wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter describ d prop rty should b includ d within th 1-1 (Light Industrial) Zoo District; and WHEREAS, th City Council of th City of Engl od, Colorado, has considered th rec01111teDdation of said collll.ission, in ludin th docuaents and records accompayin th • , has conclud d th t the public h alth, saf ty, conveni nc and w lfsr , as w 11 as ood zonin practice, justifies th inclusion of said propert y within said zonin district. O TH S ction 1. th rto, pror rt , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN BY TH CITY LEWOOD, COLO , as follows: Zonin Ordinanc ( rd nanc to th r with a 1 nin in lL Distri , to-wit: -1- ,. - • • I - • • 0 • Beginning at a point from which the COllllllOn 1/4 corner of Sectiona 4 & 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 We&t of the Sixth P1·i n cipal Meridian, bears E. 62.1 ft;; t:1ence 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°~3' 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 l/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. 283 .11 ft . to the NW Cor. of ~ Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thenc e S. 8°30' W. along the W. line and extended W. line of said ?arcel 333,66 ft., r.ore or less, to a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1896, Pz.ge 505; the~ce W. along the N. line of said Parcel 83,65 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence s. along the W. line of said Parcel and the W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488, 330.0 ft., Llo1·e or less, to the SW Co r . o: said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Par ce l recorded in Book 1045, Paga 536; thence w. along said N. line 29,0 ft., ~ore or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from thew. R.O.w. line o t U.S. Hwy 85; thence south- westerly along a line, p;ir;illel to, and at right angles, 300 i't, froa t he W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy . 85, 336.67 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of w. Rad clif~ Avenue; thence E. along said N. line 77.32 i t., mo•e or less, to a point on the extended w. line o f a Parcel recorded in Book 668, !>age 171; thence S. along the extended w. line and w. lir:.e o I said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a point on the N. line o f a Parcel ·ecor.::ed in Book 1507, P a~e 289; t •1ce I • along s~:..d N. line d 7.5 ft. to the i\ll' Cor. o said P ~e el; t;.ence S. 153 ,l f't. to t!1 SW Cor. of said Parcel --s::iid Cor. a::.so l>ei:.g a ,>oi:.t on t~o N, line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1576, Page 54 ; thence W. along said N. line 56.61 ft., more or less, to a point --&:lid point beijg 300 ft., at right angles, frOOll t e '1 , R.O,\. lin of U.S. J-!wy. 85; th nc so tllwesterly along a line p rallel to, and at right angl s , 300 f t. fr0t1 tho w. R.O.iV. lina of U.S. Hwy. SS, 381.6 ft,, more or l s, to poi~t on th N. line of Parcel r cord d in Book 1497, Pa~ 24G; t.:1 nco S 39°21' lf. 15.94 ft., :uore or ls, to th ~"'\ Cor, o f said Parcel; thane S 10 °47 ' w 94.23 ft. to the SW Cor. o f id Pare l; th nc S ss•oz• E 12.03 ft., .or or l alo.g t e S. lin of s~id Pre 1 to a point --id po nt boin: 300 ft,, t right an::l a, fro~ th \. R.o.w. lin o~ l.i •• Lwy. 85; th nc outhw st rly alon~ a line p&rall l to, a d 't -2- •. • • • , - • • ,, - • • right angles 300 ft. from the w. R.o.w. line of U.S. Rwy. 85, 118.3 ft., aore 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. radiu 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 f~. to a point on the w. line of the E 1/2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 S 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 saids. line to a point on thew. 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 ot beginning. Introduced, read in full and paooed on ~ir•t reading on the 3rd day of Septeaber, 1974. Publish d aa a Bill for an Ordinance oa the Stb day of S pt aber, 1974. & d by title and passed on final readiaa on the 7th day of October, 1974. on th ATTE ST: Publ ish d by title aa Ordinance o. 10th day of October, 1974. MAYO x of Cicio City Cl rk-Tr aeur r -3- -· S.riu of 1974, •. • • ....... ........ • • • . . I, lC.arl Mollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing i• a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, pa••ed on final reading and published by title aa Ordinance !lo, ~~-• Series of 1974. aJt officio City Clerk-Treasurer ' . ·- I . ' • - • • • 0 - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES BY AUTHORITY ORD INANCE NO. 7 , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDIN AN CE AMENDING TRE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO PLACE CERTAI PROPERTY, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, I 1-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the Cit Council of th City of En 1 woo d ha heretofore, by Ordinanc duly nact d, ann x d to th City of En l wood that t rritory known as Santa F -Uni 0n Ann xa ion Ar a; nd h r Colorado, in ludin conelud d property 0 th said Plannin& and Zonin d to the City Council o th t th hereinafter de eri d prop r th 1-1 (Light Industrial) Zoo -1- BY TH CITY C lL 1: ( rdinan zonin up in d 1cri Dl1trlct, o-vtt: .JtU ;; • • - I • • • Beginning at a point fro;ii which the common 1/4 corner of Sec"tiona 4 &. 9, Township 5 Sou th, Range 68 We st of the Sixth Principal Meridian, bears E. 62.l ft;; t~ence W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on the W. R.O.W. line ot U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 11 °~3 ' E . 337.0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of t.e S 1/2 S l/2 S l/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-GS; thence W. 283 .11 ft. to the 'KW Cor. of ~Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thence S. 8°30' W. along the w. line and extended W. line of said ?arcel 333.66 ft., r'1ore or less, to a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Bool< 1896, Page 505; he:ice W. along the N. line of said Parcel 83.65 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. ot said Parcel; thence s. along t. e W. line of said Parcel and thew. line o f a Parcel recorde in Book 1917, Page 483, 330.0 ft. , t oi·e or less, to the SW Cor. o:: said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Sook 1045, Page 536; thence w. along said N. line 29.0 ft., '"o~e or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from the W. R.O.W. line o: U.S. Hy 85; thence sout.- 1i sterly along a lin&, parallel to, and at right angles, 300 ft, tro;ii the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 336.67 ft., core or less, to a point o the N. ine of . Radell • Avenue; thenc E. alon" said N. line 77.82 i t., ~or or l ss, to a po n on th ext ded w. line o f Parcel recorded in 3ook 6GS, :>age 171; thence s. a ong the xtend d W. lir.e nd w. li.-:. o: said P reel 171.9 ft. to poi.ton the N. line o f a Pa·c l .-·co.· ... .,d in Bvok 1507, Pa:; 289; thci1c \ • along s~ ... d K. line 37.5 ft . to the ~l Cor. o ia P ~col; t.cnce S. 153 .l ft. o t.1 SW Cor. of said Pare l --id Co:.·. also i>ei g ,)oi :-.t on t •• line of P re l recor in Boo 1576, Page 5 ; : enc W. along id N. l ne 56.61 ft., mor or l ss, to a point --aai point i.g 300 ft., rig t ngles, fro;n t. ··1. R.O •• lin of U.S. rwy. 5; th r.c so w stc ly along ~ in parallel to, and t ri ht ngl s, 300 ft. fro&\ th \. 9,0,W, line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 381.G ft., QOr or l s, to a poi~t on t N. line o Parcel r cord in Book 1497, P 2~G; t:1 nc S 89°21' • 15.94 ft., :iore or l ss, tot l\1 Cor, o said Parcel; s 10°47' \ 94.23 ft . to the SW Cor. ;,, id Pre l; S ss•c2• E 12.03 ft., .• or or l a , n o f re l to point --i point bo t r:i.~ht t \. R.O.W. lin ot U .• outb l -p r ll l to, n t -2- • . • • I - - • • • • • • right angles 300 ft. from the w. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., aore 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 e xisting 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 i ntersection with the S. line of Lot 4, Bell Isle Gardens ; thence N. 89 °47' E. 333.60 ft. along said S. line to th e SE Cor. of s aid Lot 4; thence S. 20.0 ft.; thence along the arc of a 45.0 ft . radiu 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 sa id c enterline 367.7 ft. to a point on the W. l i ne o f the E 1 /2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 SW 1 /4 NE 1/4 Sec . 9-5-68; thence N. 650.0 f t. alon 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 thew. R.o.w. line of the D. • R.G.W. R.R.; thence 11°43 ' E. 1346.20 ft. aloac •aid w. R.o.w. line to the point of beginning. I ot r oduc d , r c.d in full and paoo don fir •t read ing on the l r d day of Se pt b r, 197 4 . Pub liah d a s a Bill Cor an Ord inance o n the 5th day o f S pt er, 1974 . d by t1tl and paH d on fi nal r eadiq Otl. the 7th day of Oc t ober, 1974. Pu bl ish d by ttl •• Ordtn nee on th 10th da of Oc o r, 1 74 • y A o ftcto Ci t Cl r ~-Tr r . ___ , S.ri o 1974, •. • • I -• • • I, ~rl Mollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the OrdiD&nce, paa•ed on final r-ding and published by title •• Ordinance llo. , Seri .. of 1974. --- ex officio City Clerk-Tr ... urer ,,,_ • • • , - • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 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 1-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRIC T. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood ha s 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 sta tute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensiv Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as nded), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Engl wood has held numerous public h aringa upon th appro- priate zonin for said territory, baa given consideration to th aatt rs produc d at said public hearin s and has otherwise complied with th provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of th City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, t h said Plannin and Zoning Coaaiaaion baa h r tofor r co11Dend d to the City Council of the City of En 1 - wood, Colorado, that th hereinafter d acrib d property should b includ d within th 1-1 (Light Industrial) Zoo District; and EREAS, th City Council of th City of En 1 od, Colorado, has conaid r d th r co ndation of said co .. iaaion, in ludin th docuaenta and r cord• acco ayin the aaa , has conclud d that th publi h alth, aaf ty, conv ni nc and w lfare, •• w 11 as ood zoning practice, ju tifi • th inclusion of said property within said zonin diatric t. CITY CO IL 0 CITY • • - • • • • 0 I• • Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sectiona 4 & 9, Township 5 South, ~nge 68 Veat of the Sixth Principal Merid ian, bears E . 62.1 ft:; t~ence w. 102.1 ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-GS to a point on thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence N. 1 °~3' E . 337.0 ft. along said W. R.O.W. line to a point on the N. line of the S 1/2 S l/2 S l/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. 283 .11 ft. to ;;he ?'-o"W Cor. of z Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thenc S. 8°30' W. along the w. line and extended W. line of said ?areal 333,66 ft., t ore or less, to a point on the N . line of a Parcel recorded in Boolt 1896, Page 505; the:;ce W. along the N. line of said Parce l 83.65 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence S. along the \'i. line o: said Parcel and t he W. line o f a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488, 330.0 ft ., r.iore or less, to the SW Cor. o:. said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Pa eel recor e in Book 1045, Page 536 ; thence W. along said N. line 29.0 ft., ~ore or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy 85; thence south- we sterly along a line, parallel to, and at right angles, 300 "t . fro:ii the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 336.67 ft., ~ore or les , to a point on t he N. ine of w. Radcl ii . Avenue; thence E. alo.~ said N. line 77.82 f t., rao~e or l ss, t o a poin on th xt nded W. line o a P reel recorded in Book o\18, !>age 171; thence s. along th xtend d w. line and w. li~a o: said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a poi t on the N. lin o f a Paree ~-c rJ d in nook 1507, P ag 289; t ~~c \. "· N. lin 37 .5 ft . to th ~ Cor. of said Pa~c l; th l5S .l ft. to th S\ Cor. of aid Pare l --id co~·. ,>oi::.~ on th N, line of a Parcel record i Boo s.:. ; t ence • alonrr aid , . lino 56.61 po nt --sai poi t boi.g 300 ft., ·1. R.O. '{, lin ot U.S. Irwy. SS; th .c p rallel to, and at right n gl , 30 0 ft. fro ne of U.S. Hwy. 5, 381.G ft ., more •• lin of Pare 1 r cord d in c S 9•21• \1. 15.94 ft., :ore or l id P re l; th s 10•47• 94.23 d l; th s ss•c2• i2.03 ft., s, ot re l to point --nt t .o .. lr. ;:>r 11 -2- • • - • • • (• - right angles 300 ft. from the w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., aore 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 f~. to a point on the w. line of the E 1 /2 E 1/2 NW 1/4 s 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 thew. R.O.W. line of the D. • R.G.w. R.R.; thence N. 11°43' E. 1346.20 ft. alone ••id w. R.o.w. line to the point of beginniq. lntroduc d, r end in full and paoo d on fir•t reading on the Jrd day of Sept ber, 1974. Publish S pt b r, 1974. d aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of lead by October, 1974 . title and paaaed on fi~l readina on t Publ fah d b title aa Ordinance on th 10th day of Octo er, 1 74. y ATTE ST: ---· 7th day of ri a of 1974, • • • - • • • • I• • I, It.arl Mollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, paased on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ---• Seriu of 1974. es officio City Clerk-Treasurer •. • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. _9 __ , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDl ANCE AMEND! G THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORD- INANCE NO . 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), AND THE ZONING HAP AT'!ACRED THERE TO, TO PLACE CERTAIN PROPERTY , MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, IN I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of th City o f Englewood bas heretofore, by Or dinan c e duly enacted, annexed to th City of Engle od that t r ritory known as Santa Fe-Union Anne xation Area; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provi ions of the statute in such cas s aad and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comp r h nsiv Zon klg Ordinance (Ordinance o. 26, Series of 1 63, as a nd d), the Planning and Zonin Co ission of th City of n 1 od has h ld numerous public bearing upon the appro- pria t zonin for said t erritory, bas giv n consideration t o the aatt ra produc J at said public h arin and has otherwise compli d 1th th provis i ons of the statute, ordinance and Chart r of th City of Engl od; and h b -1- and Zoning Coaaission has Council of th City of Engle- trial) Zone District; and 11 of th City of Englewood, IY TH CITY IL oll 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 Princ ipal 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. 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 followi ng 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 Parce l recorded in Book 1896, Page 505, 330.0 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. alona 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 aid 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. alone aid . lin 837.59 ft. to the point of beginniig. Area II : Beginnin at tb S Cor. of the NW 1 /4 of Sc. 9, Town hip 5 South, Rang 68 We t of th ixth Principal Meridian aid Cor. bein a point on th xi ting City Liaits, City of En le ood, Colorado ; thenc along th follo ing cour e --•aid cour ing along th xi•ting City La ts, City of Enal• ood, Col orado ; N. 56 °22 ' E. 460.12 ft.; th DC N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to th • lin o County Road o. l (Brown Road) --at its point o f nter ct1on ith th c nt r lin of th P t r•bur b D t c h ; th N. 21 °45' . 190.10 ft.; th nee • 04°50' • 309.50 ft.; th n 3 °03 ' E. 262.31 ft.; th nc S. 24 °49' E. 503.03 ft . to th . 11n of County Road o. l (Brown Road); thenc north at rly alon •ad l n• 4 .01 ft., to th Cor. of a P re l r cord d in Boo 9, Pa 310 --•aid eor. bel tbe true ooint of be inni : nc cont1nuina nortbea•t rlJ aloaa 1 d • l 3 . 4 ft.; thence 2 °55' • 3 . ft. alon i d • 1 n c S. 7 °53' E. 204.30 ft. alon • 1d • lin th n c E. 507. 5 ft.; th nc 4 •59• • 202.0 ft., t o th Par l r cord d n ok 2001, Pa 273; • • -• • • thence N. 10°38'42'' E. 197.20 ft. to the NW Co r. 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 angl es, from the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at righ t 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 r ight angles, froa the w. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thence northeasterly aloDK a line , parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from the W. R.O.W. line o f 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 54 ; thence W. 335.04 ft., more or l ss, along the s. lines of Parcels recorded in Book 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. of Par cel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence N. 330 .0 ft. along the w. line and W. line extended of aid Parcel to a point on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thenc e . along said N. line 660.02 ft. aore or less, to a point on th w. line extended, of a Parcel recorded in Book 1024, Pag 111; thence S. along the W. line extended and • line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence w. 9.14 ft., more or less, to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded i n Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly along tbe bou ndary of aid Parcel on the following course --S. 29•03• w. 297.0 ft., s. 69.0 ft., E. 360.0 f t., S. 32.8 ft. --to the SE Cor. of aid Pare l; thence s. 8 °23' • 8.7 ft. along the s. 11n o aid Parcel to th NE Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Book 121 , Pa 250 ; thence s. 09°05' • 221.76 ft. alone the E. lin of aid Pare 1 to th SE Cor. of aid Parcel ; thence • 299.53 ft., mor or le , alon th • line of said Parcel to a point --aid point bein th Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669, Pa e 309; th nc S. 157.04 ft. to th S Cor. of aid Pare l; th nc E. 92.13 ft. to th SE Cor. of aaid Pare 1 aid Cor. al o b in a point on the E. line of a P re l r cord d in Book 1669, Pa 310; thence S. 9•05• 572. 4 ft. along the E. line of aaid P re l to the point of ioni th Introduc d, re d in full end p 11ed on fir1t r dl Jrd d y of pt ber, 1974. -3- • . • • -• • I• • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of Septeaber, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Publ ished by title as Ordinance No. ___ , Series of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST : ex officio City Clerk-Tr surer I, K.arl llenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and foregoilais a true, accurate and c<>11plete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final r ading and published by title u Ordinaace llo. ___ , Series of 1974. x officio .City Clerk-Tr .. aurer •. • • , -• 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~. SERIES OF 1974 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 ENGLE\IOOD, IN I-2 (GENERAL INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood bas heretofore, by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Englewood that territory known as Santa Fe-Union Annexation Area; and 'WliEREAS , pursuant to the provisions of the statute in such cases made and provided and pursuant to the provisions of the Comprehensiv Zonklg Ordinance (Ordinance o. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Engl wood has h ld numerous public bearinga upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, has given consideration to the matters produc d at said public hearings and ha s o the rwise comp l ied ith th provisions of the statut , o rdinanc e and Chart r of the City of Englewood; and WHEllEAS, the said Planning and Zonin Collaiaaion ha• her to f ore r commended to th City Council o f th Cit of Engle- od, Colorado, that th h reinaft r d acrib d pro p rty ahould be tnclud d within the I-2 (Geo ral Industrial ) Zon Di1trict; and WREREAS, th City Coun c il of the City of En lewood, Co lor do , has c onsider d th r OllSM!ndation of said c o..dsaion, iocludin the docum nts od records accomipanyi th a , baa conc luded that th public b lth, safety , conveoien and w lfare, as w 11 as ood zo ning practice, justifies th inc lus i on of aaid pro r ty within said zonio distric t . ct i on 1. S r i th r p r P -1- IY TR CITY I L , a s oll •. • • , • • 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 f t.; thence W. 102.l ft. along the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on thew. a.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 followi ng 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 eor. o f a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488; thence N. along the W. line of said Parcel and W. line of a Parce l recorded in Book 1896, Page 505, 330.0 ft., mor or 1 s , to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. along th N. line of aid Parcel, 83.65 ft., more or less, to a point on th extended w. line o f a Parcel recorded in Book 2237, Page 755; thence . 8 °30' E. along the extended w. line and w. lin of aid Parcel 333.66 ft., more or less, to the N Cor. of aid Parcel; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of th S 1/2 S 1 /2 S 1/2 SW 1 /4 Sec. 4-5-68; thence W. along said . lin 37.59 ft. to th point of beginniig. Ar a II : innin at th SW Townsh ip 5 South, Rang aid Cor . in a point on th -2- • • - • • • 0 , . • thence N. 10°38'4!::.'' E. 197.20 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence S. 86 °12• E. 6,85 ft., more or 1c'r", 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 °4 7' 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, froa the W. R.O.W, line of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thence northeasterly alon& a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft, from the w. R.O.W. line o f 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 point on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenu ; thence W. along said N. line 660.02 ft. •ore or less, to a point on the W, 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 less, 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 said 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, 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 NW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669, Page 309; thence S. 157.04 ft. to the SW Cor. of aid Pare l ; thence E . 92.13 ft. to th SE Cor. of said Parcel id Cor. al o b ing a point on th E. line of a Pare l r cord d in Book 1669, Pag 310; tbenc S. 9 °05' w. 572.94 ft. along th E. line of said Pare l to the point of beginning • Introduced, read in full and p •• d on first r ding on the 3rd day o! S pt llber, 1974. -3- "' - • • ' - • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. Read by title and passed on finsl reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance Mo. on the 10th day of October, 1974. MA OR A'ITEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ---· Seriea of 1974, I, X..rl Mollenberaer, do hereby certify that the above and foregoi11 i• a true, accurate and cc,..lete copy of the Ordinance, pa••ed on final reading and pubU.abed by title ae Ordinance llo. , Seriea of 1974. -- ex officio.City Clerk-Tr .. eurer •. • • • , - • • • • 0 I • . • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ---• SERIES OF 1974 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-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 t o the provisions of the Com prehensive Zoni.ng Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 196 3, as am nded), the Planning and Zoning Co1D111ission of the City of En lewood has he ld numerous public hearings upon the appro- priate zonin for said territory, ha giv n consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwise complied with th provisions of the statute, ordinance and Charter of th City of Englewood; and WHEREAS , th said Plannin and Zonin Co mmiseion ha heretof or r nded to th City Council of the City of Engle- od, Colorado, that th h r inaft r d scrib d property ehould b inc l d d within th I-2 (General lndu1tri1l) Zone Dietrict; and 0 1. 1 od, recC>aD ndation of 11id ca.ai.11ion, th •-· ha• public health, eafety, convenlenc and w lfare, 1 the inclueion of aatd dietrict. , BE IT llDAlNED BY TH CITY D, COLORADO, ae foll 11 • Zonin Ordinan • (Ordin nca • 26, nd d), to th r with 1 zonin aap nn x d nd d to plac th foll win d acrib (C n ral Industrial) Zon Dietrict, to-it: -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.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. lin 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 Se . 4-5-68; thence W. 1120.7 ft. to the NE Cor. of a pare l record d in Book 2020, Page 204, said Cor. being the true point of b ginning; 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 followi ng 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 tbe 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 beginnii:g. Area 11: B inning at the SW Cor. of the NW 1 /4 of Sec. 9, Town hip 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian aid Cor. being a point on th existing City Liaits, City of En 1 wood, Colorado; thence along the following cour•e --said cour being long the existing City Limits, City of Engle ood, olo rado; N. 56°22' E. 460.12 ft.; thence N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. l n of County Road No. l (Brown Road) --at its point of int r ction with th cent r line of the Petersburgh Ditch; thenc N. 21 °45' w. 190.10 ft.; thence N. 04°50' w. 309.50 ft.; th n N. 3°03' E. 262.31 ft.; th nc S. 24 °49 ' E. 503.03 ft. to th N. lin o County Road No. l (Brown Road); th nee nort at rly alon said N. line 46.01 ft., to th SB Cor. of a P reel record d in Book 1669, Pag 310 --said Cor. bel the tru ooint of be inn1n ; thenc continuing nortbea•t rlJ aloaa id • lin 3 .8 ft.; th nc • 2 °55' E. 43 • 8 ft. along id N. lin : th nc S. 87 °53' E. 204.30 ft. alon said • lin th n N. 10•47• E. 507.65 t.; thenc s. 4 °59' E. 202.0 ft., to th Cor. of Pre l r cord d in Book 2001, Pag 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 1~r~. 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 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, 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 alo~ 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 Par cel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence N. 330.0 ft. along the W. line and W. line extended of said Parcel to a point on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence W. along said N. line 660.02 ft. more or less, to a point on the w. 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 less, to the NE Cor. of a Paree 1 recorded in Book 1570, Page 199, thence Southerly along the boundary of aid 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' W. 8.7 ft. along the s. line of said Parcel to the NE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 121 9, Pag 250 ; thence s. 09°05' w. 221.76 ft. along the E. 1 n of aid Pare l to the SE Cor. of aid Parcel; thence w. 299.53 ft., or or les , along the s. lin of said Parcel to a point --aid point b ing th NW Cor. of a Parcel recorded ln Book 16 9, Pa 309; th nee S. 157.04 ft. to the SW Cor. of aid Pare l; th nc E. 92.13 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Pare l aid Cor . al o b ing a point on th E. line of a Pare l r cord d in Book 1669, Page 310; tbenc S. 9°05' W. 572.94 ft, alon the E. line of said Pare l to the point of inning. th 3rd d in full and P••• d on (trat r adtng on 197 • -l- ,. - • • - • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974 . Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~• Series of 1974, on the 10th day of Oc tober, 1974, MAYOR ATl'EST : ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoiigia a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title aa Ordinance Mo. , Series of 1974. -- ex officio.City Clerk-Treaaurer ,. - •. • , • • • 0 I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. _4 __ , SERIES OF 1974 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-3 tiEAVY 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 Zoning 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 matter• produced 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 Co11111iaaion has heretofore recommended to the City Council of the City of Engle- wood, Colorado, that the hereinafter described property should b included within the 1-3 (He.vy Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has considered th r cot111endation of said cot111iaaion, including the documents and records accompanying the same, has conclud d that th public h alth, safety, convenienc and welfare, aa v 11 aa good zonin practice, justifies th inclu ion of said property within said zoning district. o rn S ction l. RE, B IT ORDAINED BY TH CITY COUNCIL , COLOllADO, aa follova: The Compr dinance (Ord1nan e o. 26, S rt a of 19 3, a a th r with a zonin up nn x d th r to, ia h reby nd d to place th followin d acrib d prop rty within I -3 (H av y Industrial) Zone Di1trict, 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. 62.1 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 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 Limits, City of Englewood, Co'lorado; thence along the following course -- said course being along the existing City Limits,City of Englewood, Colorado; S 00 °18'30" • 278.0 ft.; thence S 72°17'00'' E. 631.2 ft.; thence S 00 °01'45" W. 688.2 ft.; th nc N. 89 °46'40" E. 538.2 ft.; thence S. 64 °12'50" E. 185.0 ft.; thence S. 75• 46'30" w. 44.1 ft.; thence s. 00°03'30" w. 67 .8 ft. to the SE Cor. NE 1/4 Sec. 8-5-68; thence • 56°22' E. 460.12 ft.; thence N. 57 °42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. lin of County Road No. 1 (Brown Road) -at its point of int rs ction with th centerline of Petersburgh Ditch ; th nc N. 21°45' w. 190.10 ft.; thence N. 04 °50' W. 309.50 ft.; th n • 83 °03' E. 262.31 ft.; th nc s. 24 °49' E. 503.03 ft. to th N. lin of County Road No. l (Brown Road); th nc north at rly alon aid N. 1 n 46.0l ft., to th SE Cor. of a Par l r cord din Book l 9, Pn 310; th nee N. 9 •05• E. alon th E. lin of &a d Pare 1 572.94 t. to th SE Cor. of a Pare l r cord d in Book 166 , Pag 30 ; th n w. 92.13 ft. to th Cor. of said P re l; th nc N. 157.04 ft. to th Cor. o aid Par el; said Cor. al o bein on th S. lin P re l r cord d in Book 1219, Pag 250; th n E. lon 1d • 1 299.53 t., mor or l , to th Cor. of a 1d Pr l; th nee • 09 °05' 221.7 ft. to th Cor. o aid P r l ; a d Cor. al o in lin of a r c r d in Book 1570, 23 • 1d . Un • 7 ft. to -2- lon th bound ry of aid • 32. it., • 3 o.o ft., t. --to th Cor. of id or l , to th Cor. o 111 : th n • alo h r 1 3 o.o t. to a poiot ,, - • • - • • • "' -• • t• • 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., more 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. 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, a distance of 336.67 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of the aforementioned Parcel; said point being 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., more 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. alone said N. line 88.25 ft., more or less, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204; thence N. along the E. line of aaid Parcel 330.0 ft. to the' point of beginning. ' . t h Introduced , r ead in f ull and paaaed on firat reading on J r d day of S pt he r, 197 4. Publiah d a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of pt bu, 1974. R ad b tl and p a d on 1nal readin on th 7t h day of Octo r, 1974 • t Publiah d by title aa 10th av of Octob r, 1974. dinance MAY ·---· eriaa o f 197 4 , on •. • • , • • • • • • 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 the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ~~- ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -4 - • • , • • • • 0 • INT RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. _~ _..,_, SERIES OF 1974 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 HERE IN, RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , IN I-3 tlEAVY INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood has heretofore , by Ordinance duly enacted, annexed to the City of Eng lewood that territory knmm 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 Comprehensiv Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has h ld numerous public hearings upon the appro- priat zoning for said t rritor , has given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and has otherwis complied with th provision o f the statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Engle od; and WHEREAS, the said Planning and Zoning Connission has her tofore reco nded to the City Council of the Cit of En le- wood, Co lorado, that th here1naft r described property should b included within th T-3 (H avy Industrial) Zon District; and as v pro p S ction l. S ri a o th r e t o , pro p rty of th City of Engl od, nd tion of said co .. ission, th sam , has nienc and w lfare, inclusion of said , B lT RDAIN D BY TH CITY , COLORADO, as f ollow Cit rdinan (Ord in nc o. 26, th r with a zonin aap nn x d d d t o pl• th ollowin d crib d vy Industrial) Zn Di s tric t, t o -vit : -l- • • • • 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 Pr incipal 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 conti nuing w. alon g aid 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 po i nt 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 th w. line of Sec. 9-5-68; thenc N. 19.33 ft . along aid W. l in to a point 1010.0 ft. N. of the SW Cor. NW 1 4 W 1 /4 Sec. 9-5-68; thence S. 65 °00 'W. 350.0 ft.; then e S. 80 °30' w. 310.0 ft.; thenc 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 . alon said N. line to it point of intersection with the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Co1orado; thence alon g the followin cour ... aid course being along the existing City Limit ,City of En lcwood, Colorado; S 00 °18'30" w. 278.0 ft.; th nc S 72°17'00" E. 631.2 ft.; th n c S 00 °01'45" w. 688.2 ft.; thenc N. 89°46'40" E. 53 .2 ft.; thence S. 64 °12'50" E. 185 .0 ft .; then e S. 75° 46'30" w. 44.l ft.; thenc S. 00°03'30" w. 67.8 ft . t o th SE Cor . NE 1 /4 Sec. 8-5-68 ; thence N. 56 °22' E. 460.12 ft.; th nee • 57°42' E. 41.57 ft. to th N. lin of County Road No. l (Brown Ro d) -at it point of intersection with th rlin of P t r burgh Dit h; th nc N. 21°45' w. 190.10 ft.; ••. 0 °50' w. 309.50 ft.; th nc • 83 °03' E. 2 2.31 t.; s. 24 °49 ' • 503.03 ft. to th N. hn of County Rod (Bron Ro ); th n north at rly lon said 11n 4 .01 t., to th E Cor. o a Pr 1 r cord din Book l 9, p, 310; th ne , 9 °05' E. lon th E. lin of said P re l ;,, '. ·1 ft. to th E Cor. of l r cord d 1n Book 1669, 30 ; th n w. 92.13 f t. to th W Cor. of id Pre l; th nc N. 157.04 ft. to th o aid Pare 1 ; aid Cor . 1 o po1nt a P re l r cord in Book 121 , 25 ; th . lln 299.53 1t., or l aid Pare 1: th n , 09 05' 2 l. 7 aid P r 1 ; id Cor. l o r cord d in Book 157 , ld ~-lln .7 ft. to lon th bound ry o aid • 3 o.o Cor. of Cor. o lon th to a po • • -• 0 • 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 Avenu ; thence W. along s aid N. line 77.82 ft., aore or less, to a point; aid po in t being a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1045, Page 536, and 300 ft., at right angle s, 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, thew. R.O .W . line of U.S. Hwy. 85, a distance of 336.67 ft., more or le , to a point on the N. line of the aforeaentioned Parcel; said point bei ng 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 aid N. line 721.7 ft., more or les , to a point on the E. line of a Parcel re- corded in Book 1386, Page 485; th nee 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., more or less, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204; thence N. alone the I. line of eaid Parcel 330.0 ft. to the, point of t>c;1innin1. th lntroduc d, r ad in full and paa1 d on firat r ding on 3rd day of S pt b r, 197 • pt Pu liah d • 1 ill !or an rdinance on th 5th day of r, 1974. Octo d by titl and p 1 d on (in l r din on th 7th day of r, 1974. Pu 111 d by titl a1 Ordinance 10th da of tob r, 197 . KA'Y ·-· ri•• of 197 , on •. • • ...... • 0 • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do h reby certify that the abov a nd foregoing is a true, accurate and complete c opy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ~ ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • - • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1974 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-3 f!EAVY INDUSTRIAL) ZONE DISTRICT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood haa 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 provision• of the Coaprebenaiv Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No . 26, Series of 1963, as amended), the Planning and Zoning Comniasion of th Cit of Englewood haa held numerous public bearings upon the appro- priate zoning for said territory, haa given consideration to the matters produced at said public hearings and bas otherwis complied with the provisions of th statute, ordinance and Charter of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the said Plsnnin and Zoning Coamiasion has heretofore recomnended to the City Council of th Cit of Engl - wood, Colorado, that the hereinaft r d scribed propert7 should b included within the I-3 (Heavy Industrial) Zone District; and WHEREAS, the City Council of th City of , Colorado, haa considered th recoaa ndation of aaid c OBlaiasion, includin the docum nu and records acco•panying th s , has conclud d that th public health, safety, conv ni nc and welfar , as well • good zoning practice, justifies th inclusion of said property vithin said zonin diatrict . 0 TH S ction 1. ri th r prop D BY TH CITY C IL , a follov Zonin rdi n • (Ordio n nd d), to th r vith a zonin d d to pla a th oll in d (H vy Induatrial) Zon Diatric -1- • 26,· • • • ,, - - 0 - • • • ,, - • • on the N. line of West Radcliff Avenue; thence E. along said N. line 660.02 ft.; mote 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., more or less, to a point ; said poi nt 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. R.O.W. l i ne of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from, thew. R.O .W . line o f U.S. Hwy. 85, a distance of 336.67 ft., more or less, to a po i n t on the N. line of the aforementioned Parcel ; sa i d point bei ng on the N. line of the S 1/2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 9-5-68 ; thenc e w. along said N. line 721.7 ft ., more or less, to a poi nt on the E. line of a Parcel re- corded in Book 1386, Pag e 485 ; thence alone the boundary of sa i d Parcel on the f ollo ing 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 f t. --to the NE Cor. of sa i d Parcel ; said Cor. being a point on the N. l i ne o f Sec . 9-5-68 ; thence E. alone •aid N. line 88.25 ft., more or l as , to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204 ; thence N. along the B. line of aaid Pare l 330.0 ft. to th•, po i nt of ~ginnin1 . Introduc•d, re d in full and pa 11 d on fir1t r adin on th 3rd day of Sept b r, 1974. • • 1111 for Ordinanc on th Sth day of pt Octo r, o ftn.tl r in n t 7t day of Publ eh d by titl aa din.an a th 10th day o Octo r, 1 7 • • ___ , r1a1 o l 74, on y • . • • - • • • t• • 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 the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Se ries of 1974. --- ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ,. - • • • ....... • • 0 - Regular Meeting BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS September 19 , 1974 PRESENT: H. R. Hosanna , H. R. Br aun , Wi ll i a m Hanson , Winifred Uhl inger , Charles Zart ma n. ABSENT: None . ALSO PRESENT : R . Lorig , A. Loyd , M. Fr eeman , R. Hall , L. Siler , H. Musser , G. Sagril lo , B. Goosman , B. Austin , and G. Macrande r. MR . BRAUN MOVED AND MR . HANSON SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE SEPTEMBER 5 , 1974 , MEETING WITH THE EXCEPTION THAT ITEM NO. 4 ON PAGE 148 BE DELETED . Ayes: Hosanna , Braun , Hanson , Uhlinger , Zartman . Nays: None. The motion carried . • • • • • The commissioners hen roceede s eak . I hearing wa • • 15 , • • • 0 • Mr. Lo rig stated that with our particular p ol i cy the same percent incre ase woul d follow. Mrs. Freeman asked if it would be r etroactive . Mr . Lor i g stated that no part icular procedure would be in ef f ect until Janu ary 1 , 1975 . Mrs . Freeman asked if reclassifications we re a different subject which we don 't wa nt to t ou ch on a t this hearing . Mr . Lori g stated that that was a d iffe rent su bject and that the purpose of this hearing was to discus s promot i onal policies . Mr . Lorig also s tated that ra ther than reclas sifying the person the point is t o reclassify the job ; eac h j ob rathe r than each pe r son would ha ve the pay raise and the employee goes up along with the particular position as l ong as he pe r- forms t he basic functions or added functi o ns . It was stated that Mrs . Me yer 's le tter i s to be made a part of the meeting minutes . It was then as ked if anyone else wi shed to speak . Mr . Lorig was then ask to prese · the position as Personnel Direc t or of the City of ~ngle w ood . He proceeded to go thr ough the his or i cal background , stating that on Feb r uary 27 , 1963 , on promot i on wit h the Caree r Service syst em , an em loyee b e gr nted a one -step increas e above the current salary they are ) ing paid before h eir remotion and r etain their anniversary da e unless the posi ion i in a grade wh e r e in the minimum salary i more than one step a eve the cur r ent salary of the ncumben in which case hey would go t o the minimum s ep of the ~w ade and s a lish a n w anniv rsary da e . The mo ion was t or ed and carri d . i w s mov d , s con ed , an nd anniversary a es on carr i ed h a romo i ns . he City d , a1n assed o deny ver 1c l romo 10 l ~ • • - • • 0 I• • Mr. Lorig stated that they had brought up under negotiations as trade item, and now mutually brought before the Board. Comparison of various promotional policies was made, consideration being given to state and federal governments. Mr. Lorig explained that we had studied each community and were relating their particular procedure. Only governme nt al agency that has anything similar to our straight vertica l promotion would be State of Colorado in their first six grades. The difference in their grade levels only represents a 2i% increase. In our particular policy, we are talking about a 10% increase. In Denver, two steps is equal to a 5% which is the difference right now between out steps, and in Thornton, two steps numbering up to approximately 9% total. We are propo sing 10%, federal government gives J.J% increase. The F ed eral government is also quite restricted in the fact that u nle s s t here are some very special qualifications in moving from one grade to another, the likeliho od is very small. For the most part, saying that on an average, all surveyed agencies have at least 5% increase or the minimum o f the grade range if their pa r t i cular salary is not wi hin they will e at least the minimum so that they wi ll always have an inc r e ase in salary. r. Lorig then explained cha r ts, showing what Englewood has a p r esent time . He stated that other ci ies are o fferin g an average o f 5% whe r e we are sa ying 10%. Ac ually wh at ou r par icular reques ed change in the present ver i cal promotion policy is is th at employee s r ece ive at leas 10 percen rai se o r hey r e ain heir original step if 1 as ban 10% or minimum of ne ra d or more than 10%. He showed so. e exa plea o r diff r ent p r omot i ons and how they wer e aGf ected, f ollowing up wi h he applica ion of the proposed pro o i ona l policy. r. •• posi ion policy was discusse and pay en o f the r o o i onal p ro ced r policy, he ion would e as follows: If h individual i s y for a JO-day period, he would be paid r ro- o day 1, receivin a 10% or inim w lch ver rr a c in for six on he' 1 or ivan a o her step increa o s ay on. Salary o r e re lar rade, could no in the lo wer crada. our poai ion hu in line w1 h pu actinc posi ione and Fire hav 1 Sn no . l ,_ • • • 0 • Dr •. Zartman stated that this wasn't the presentation which was turned down a y ear ago last summer . Mr. Lorig stated that this plan was presented this summer in nego tiations . Mrs. Freeman referred t o charts on e xamples and decided they were okay . She discussed three points whi ch they were in disagreement wi th, then conclu ded that the Em ployees' Association coul d comply with t his p r oposed polic y . but preferred what was in effect n ow . Further d i scus sion was had on how the chart woul d apply. Discuss ion was also purs ued on hiring from outside rather than promot i o n from inside due to budget restrictions. an d the rea sons ro and con . Following pro- longed discussion , Rev . Hosanna asked for any other qu es- tions from the Board . Mr. Han so n asked Mar gar et Freeman if her people wer e pleased wi th thi s proposal . Mrs . Freeman stated that they wanted retention o f t he ver ical promotion . Then there was dis - c ssion regardin g hiri g from outs id e rather than promoting from inside due o udget restrictions and the fact was r ought p tha some wh ere along the line someone would be hire fr om ou side a a lower lev 1 to compensate for the promo ed person . I was s ate hat the City owes an alle - g1 nee to its mp oye s give hem top consideration . Mr. Lor ig s ate d h i woul ke an ord inanc e change in order l i mi depar m n headf f om th rule of the c hoice of hr , to choosing the one inside rather than o ne from out - side . hat particu lar issue was a moot his poin , nd tha 1 would be assumed that the choobe the b st qualified applican , MR . TH Aye : t ys: mo n c rr1 w c in proce ur , e c ., ,rather than giving i on sim ly ecause he is an employee . OED A MOT10N TO CLOSE , Uh inger , Bra n , Hanson , Zartman. • t I l 5 • • -• 0 • The meeting re-c onvened at 8:25 p .m. The next item on the agenda was the increase in firefi g hters. Mr. Lorig stated that due to budgetary change, there was an incre ase of th irteen firefight ers , that the actual division would be for nine to be authorized as firefighters , four as lieutenants, wh ich will be coming from the ranks of firefighter 1st class or driver/opera or/engineer. The thirteen new men wil l be hired inunediately at the base level . One of t he four new lieutenants will be designated Fire Prevention Bureau Officer. It wa s explained that there is a Captain which has the position of Fire Prevent i on Of ficer , that the Fire Pre venti o n Bureau Off i cer will be working under him , his terr itory being strictly Cinderella City , Swedish Hospital, and the nursing homes in he Englewo o d city limits . He would also be working directly under the F ire Chief. and repre sneting them to others for programs . MR. BRAUN MOVED AND DR . ZARTMAN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE JOB DESCRIPTION FOR FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU OFF ICER. Ayes: Hosanna , Uhlinger , Braun , Hanson , Zartman. Nays: None . The motion carried . Ay t y 8 • • • • • • HE PROPOSED TEST! G D THE MOTION. l naon , Uhlin r, Z r m n . • • l • • ....... • • 0 • Police had nothing to discuss under Association's choice. Fire was not pre sent . For Non-Emergency, Margaret Freeman stated that she would speak at the next meeting regarding posting and testing policies and procedures when she is better organized. Under Commi ssioenrs ' Choice, there was nothing . Personnel Director's Choice -Mr. Lorig br ought up the subject of Veteran 's Preference Points -discussing the f act that they checked with other governmental agencies a nd how they apply them , and how the Veteran 's Administration suggested application . It was decided that the points would be added to the total composite score , rather than to one or the other part of the test . Mr. Braun questioned whether we give ten to disabled veterans, and the response was that we do . Rev. Hosanna stated that he would like to get this in writing and made a part of the policy , that the points be added to the composite score. Bob Hall questioned wh ether the veteran's preference poin s were only added to new hires , no o testing candidate s that are already in employment . The answer was positive. It was further discussed wh ether every business, or just municipalities had to r spect ve erans points; the re ly was the gove rnment facilities have to honor them, only. Mr. Lorig then s a ed ha s r1ctly for the information of the Board a grievance was re c ieved Monday }'hich is in proc ess , and ano her which was rec ived Tuesday evening. Rev . Hos nna ask d if we w re s ill sc heduled for a hearin on Oc t obe r 10 f or Cha rl es R1 le . I wa s eta ed tha the Board wou d like a r -hearing mee in between the a orn ys o prepare for his he rin , o ain a 11s of witn esses. They want o know by Octo er 1, so they can b no ified. Rev. r). nn r li r r Ai R. THI AtD • ~AR 111ty Li f or C r ifica 1on ror OTIO TO A PROVE , U l1n r, raun, H nson. * I 157 •. • • , • • • ,. - MR. BRAUN MOVED THAT ALL THE PE RSONNEL ACTIONS BE APPROVED. Aye s : Hosanna , Uh linger , Zartman, Braun, Hanson. Nays: None The motion carried . Vacancies wer e d ec l ared for thirt een firefighters, four fire lieutenan s , o ne bookmo ile driver , one environmental specialist , one equipmen operator I. DR. ZAR TMAN MOVED THE VACANCIES BE APPROVED. Ayes: Hosanna , Uhl inger , Zartman , Braun, Hanson. Nays: None . The moti o carried . The Board asked for a reminder to be telephoned the day prior to the hearing of October 10 . The meeting wa a o urned at 8 :45 P.M. HERBE R R. HOSAJ A, hairman Do nna So vern Reco rding Secretary 158 • . • • , • • 0 • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION August 20, 1974 I. CALL TQ ORDER. The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chai rman Martin, Members present : Jorgenson; Jones ; Wade; Martin ; Lentsch; Brown Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Tanguma; Smi th; Weist Also pres nt : Assistant Director Romans ; City Attorney Berardini; Plann ing A sistant House. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Martin stated that Minutes of July 9, 1974, July 16, 1974, and July 30, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Jorgenson moved: Wad econd d : The Minute of July 9, July 16, and July 30, 1974 , be approved as written. AYES : Jones; Brown; Wade ; Martin; Lent ch ; Jorgenson NAYS: None ABSENT : W i t ; Tanguma ; Smith Th motion carried. • • " • • 0 • III. COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE ADiendDl~nt of I-3 Zone District -2- 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 Tbe motion carried. Mr. 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, tated that he bad ju t entered the meeting and would like to speak in favor of the amendment at this time. Lentsch moved: Wade seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #26-74 be closed. AYES: Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jone ; Brown; Weist; Wade ; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Tanguma ; Smith The motion carried. L nt ch moved: Jorgen on cond d : Th Plann in COIUli ion recOllll nd to City Council that 122 .4-lSc(l) be ••ended to rad: "Any use permitted in the I-2, Gen ral Industrial Di trict." -- AYES: AYS· ABSENT: artin ; L nt ch; Jorg n on; Jon on ; Brown ; i t; Wad Tan uaa ; 1th Th •otion carri d. CA E •22-74 d : d : Th Public ff arin on .. 22-74 0 ned. n ch; Jor on; Jon Bro n; ad w i•t T: th ; Tan 'lb •oti n ar .t d. • • • • 0 - -3- Mr. Martin asked that those persons wishing to speak in favor of the R-1-C Zone designation do so. No one spoke in favor. 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. Lentsch moved: Jones seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described property be designated as R-1-C, Single-family Residence, which zone classification would be coapatible with the existing development. "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 ; ni.ence 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; thence S. 89 °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 beginning. AYES: Wad e; Mart i n; Lentsch; Jorgenson ; Jones; Brown ; Weist NAYS : None ABSENT: Tanguma; Saith The motion carried. Mr. Supinger pointed out that th taff report indicates th City Council had "approved " the propo al as it is being con id r d thi v n i n ; thi incorr ct . Council a ce pted th Co.uai ion r c omm ndation, and r ferr d th • back to th Co.uaisaion for urth r h ring and recOllll ndation. V. ZONE DESIGNATIO CAS #23-74 1-1 , Light Indu trial d : Tb Public H arin on as #23-74 o n d. Mart n ; Len t ch; Jor n on; Jon Brown NT : ith Tb aotion carri d • .. - • • - • • 0 • Mr. Martin asked that persons in favor of the proposed I-1 District designation speak at this time. -4- Mr. Tom Eitel stated he represented Mr. and Mrs. Mardesen, owners of 1590 West Tufts Avenue. Mr. Eitel recalled that at the previous hearing, the Mardesen property had been designated as R-1-C, and they had opposed such designation. Mr. and Mrs. Mardesen are in favor of the proposed I-1 designation. Mr. Martin asked if there were persons who wished to speak in opposition to the I-1 designation? No one spoke in opposition. Brown moved: Weist seconded : The Public Hearing on Case #23-74 be closed. AYES: Brown ; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch ; Martin ; Wade; Weist NAYS : None ABSENT : Tanguma ; Smith Th e mo t ion c arr i ed. Disc ussion followed. Mr. Brown asked what affect zoning of the re sident i al area on Tufts to I -1 would have? Mr. Berard i ni s tate d t hat the residences could c ontinue ; they would be legal non-c on fo rm i ng u s es. Mr. Erne s t Hel f er 1 327 Wes t Tu f t s Avenue -asked what the permitted height i n the I-1 Zone Distric t is . Could industries do "night work "? Mr. Su pinger d iscu ssed the he i ght lim i tat i ons of the I-1 , Light Indu s trial, z one d i stri c t , wh ich s tates the he ig ht of the building s hall not exceed t wo t i mes t he are a of the lot on which it is l ocated. Furth er discussion f ollowed. Lent ch mo ve d : Wad seconded: The Plan ni ng C01111ission recomme nd to Ci t y Council the following described l a nd be design ated a I-1, Light Indu trial; which zon classification would be compatibl with th existing dev lopm nt: B innin t a point froa which th comaon 1/4 corn r of Section 4 • 9, Town•hip 5 South, Ran 68 W at of the Sixth Principal Meridian, beara E. 62.l ft.; th nee w. 102.1 ft. long th N. lin of s c. 9-5-68 to a point on the w. R.O.W. lin of U.S. H y. 85; th DC N. 11•43• E. 337.0 ft. alone aaid w. R.o.w. lin to a point on th M. line of the s 1/2 s 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/4 S C. 4-5-68; th DC W. 283.11 ft, to th Cor. of a Parcel r cord din Book 2237, P 755; thenc s. 9•30• • alon th w. lin and xt nd d • lin of aaid Parcel 333.6 ft., or or l a, to a point on th • lin of a Pare l r cord d in Book l 6, Pag 505; th nee w. alon the H. lin ot aid Pre 1 3.65 ft., mor or 1 , to th MW Cor. ot • • • • 0 I• • -5- said Parcel; thence s. along the w. line of said Parcel and the W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, Page 488, 330.0 ft., more or less, to the SW Cor. of said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1045, Page 536; thence W. along said N. line 29.0 ft., more or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft., at right angles, from thew. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy 85; thence south- westerly along a line, parallel to, and at right angles, 300 ft. from thew. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 336.67 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. line of w. Radcliff Avenue; thence E. along said N. line 77.82 ft., more or less, to a point on the extended W. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 668, Page 171; thence s. along the extended W. line and W. line of said Parcel 171.9 ft. to a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1507, Page 289; thence w. along said N. line 87.5 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; thence s. 158.l ft. to the SW Cor. of said Parcel --said Cor. also being a point on the N. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1576, Page 548 ; thence w. along said N. line 56.61 f t., more or less, to a point --said point being 300 ft ., at right angles, from the w. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thence southwesterly along a l i ne parallel to, and at right angle s , 300 ft. from the w. R.o.w . line of U.S . Hwy. 85, 381.6 f t ., more or less, to a po i nt on the N. line of a Parcel rec orded in Book 1497, Page 246 ; t h ence S 89 °21 ' w. 15.94 ft., more or less, to the NW Cor. o f said Par cel ; thence S 10°47 ' W 94.23 ft. to the SW Co r. o f sa i d Parcel ; thence S 88 °02 ' E 12.03 ft., more or leas, along the s. line of said Parcel to a point --said point being 300 ft., at rietit analea, froa thew. R.o.w. line of u.s. Hwy. 8 5; tbence •outhweaterl7 alone a line parallel to, and at right angl s 300 f t . f roa the w. R.o .w. l i ne of U.S . Hwy. 85 , 1 18.3 ft., a or or l ess , t o a po i nt on t he N. line o f a Par c el record d in Book 2001 , Page 273; t h nc N 86 °12 ' w. 6.8 5 ft ., more or l e a , to th NW Cor. o f s a id Pa r c el ; the nce S 10 .38 '42 " w. 197.20 f t . t o t h SW Co r. o f s a id Parc el --s a i d Cor. bei ng a po i nt on th xisti ng City Limits , City of En l e ood, Color a d o; th nc S. 4 •59•E 306.19 ft.; thenc S . 56 °0 0' E. 331. 4 ft . to th Cor. of Lot 1, Bell I 1 Gard na; th nee s . 11•19• W. 404.25 ft. lon th . R.O.W, lin of th A.T. S.P. R.R. to it po nt o! int r ct1on 1th th li of Lot 4, 11 I 1 Ci r n ; th n • 9•4 7 • . 333. 0 ft. alon aid • l1n to th S Cor. of said Lot 4 ; th n • 20.0 ft.; th DC alon th o a 5.0 ft. radiu cur to th l ft 17 .71 tt. c22s• arc); th nee • s•oo" . 52.1 t . : th nc • 100.0 . th Cor. of Lot 6, 11 Isle Gard n ; tbenc 9•4 • 7.3 ft, to th Cor. of d Lot 6 ; tb n lon t lin • lin xt nd d o aid Lot , 270.0 ft. to po nt on nt rlin of t Tuft Av nu ; tb n • 7' l 1d nt rlin 7.7 ft. to a point on 0 l /2 1/4 1 /4 1/4 id • l n to -5- t on t 11• • • 0 I• • -6- AYES: Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Wade; Weist ; Brown NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith ; Tanguma The motion carried. VI, ZONE DESIGNATION 1-2 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 1-2 Zoning designation. Mrs. Edna Carlton stated thaber 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 . Mr s . Carlton stated that if her prospective buyer determines he does not want the l and , she will have to have a wrecking yard or s ome- thing simi lar on her land; this would not be permitted in the 1-2 Zone Di s tric t. Mr. Lent sc h noted that the action of the Comaission is not to "expand " the wre c king yards , but only to allow those people so engage d i n bus i ness to make a living. Mr. Carl ton aske d why she couldn 't have the s aae zoning she had in the County? Mr. Martin stated that he felt the Comaieeion rec omm e n d a tion s to Council will coin ci de with the foraer County zon ing a closely a s possi ble. Mr. Martin s tated that a s he recalled at the las t hearing on June 18th , Mrs . Carlton asked for I-2 zoning. Mr s. Carlton s tate d s h e fe lt s he had indic ate d she want d th 1-3, provi d ed a pre -stress c onc r e t e p lant could b a permitt d u e in that Distr ict. Mr. W 1 t stat d that Oll8tia ba ck th Comai sion had aad tb d ci ion to try to accoaaodat tb xi tin1 uses, hich b f els tb Cotuais ion ha don • He stat d that be did not f el t he COlllli sion can o any further at tbia point , and stat d be felt this aay a aatt r to b tak n up after tb zonina is s tabli h d. lll r . John Gollub th zon n , a tat d t t be would lik propo d , b approved. to r c<>1111e a d tha t • • • • 0 I • - -7- Lentech moved: Wade eeconded: The Public Hearin1 on Cue #24 -74 be cloeed, AY ES: L•ntech; Martin; Wade; Weiet; Brown; Jone•; Jor1en•on NAYS : None ABSENT: Smith ; Tan1UJ111 Th motion carried, Lent•ch moved : Jor1•n•on •econded: The Plannina Commi••ion recommend to City Council the followin1 d •cribed property be d••i1n1ted •• I-2, General Indu•trial Di•trict, which zone cl•••i fioation would be compatible with the exi•tin1 develop- ment. Area I: B•1innin1 at a point from which the c0111111on 1/4 corner o! Section• 4 • 9, Town•hip 5 South, Ran1e 68 We•t of the Sixtb Principal Meridian, Bear• I. 62 .l ft.; thence w. 102,1 ft. alon1 the N. line of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point ·on thew. R.o.w. li ne of U.S. Hwy . 85; thence • 11°43' E . 337.0 ft. alon1 •aid w. R.o.w. line to a point o n the N. line of the S 1/2 S 1/2 s 1/2 SW 1/4 Seo. 4-5-68; thence w. 1120.7 ft. to the NE Cor. ot a parcel recorded in Book 2020, Paa• 204 , aaid Cor. bein1 the true point of be1innin1; thence s. alon1 the I. line of aaid Par cel 330,0 ft, to the SI Cor. of ••id Parcel; ••id Cor. bein1 a point on the N. line of lee. 9-&-68; thence w. alona aaid N. line 88.2& ft. to the NI Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Boo k 13 86, P•i• 485 ; thence Southerly alon1 the boundary of eaid Parcel on th• followin1 oourae --s. 04°39' I. 110.0 ft., S. 12'01' w. 48.0 ft., S, 10°14 ' I. 62.0 ft,, 8, 16 °34 ' I. 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-&-18; thenc• I. alon1 aaid . line 744.88 ft., more or l•••• to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1917, P•i• 488; thence N. alon th• w. line of aaid Parcel and w. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1891, P•1• 505, 330,0 ft., more or leaa, to th• NW Cor. of aaid Parcel; thence I. alon1 the N. line of aaid Parcel, 83.85 ft., more or leaa, to a point on the extended w. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 2237, P•1• 755 ; thence N. 1•30 • I. alon1 the extended w. line and w. line of aaid Parcel 333,18 ft., more or leaa, to tbe NW Cor. of aa1d Parcel; aaid Cor. bein1 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. Ilona eaid N. line 837.59 ft, to the point of be1inniqr. Area II: Be1innin1 at th• w Cor. of the 1/4 of ec. 9, Townahip 5 South, Rance 8 We•t o f the Sixth Principal Meridian --eaid Cor. b•in a point on the exiatina City Liaita, City of En1l•w ood, Colora do; thence alon1 th• followin1 cour•• --eaid couree bein alona th• axi •tina City Limita, City of n1l• ood , Colorado; N. 58'22 ' I. 4 0.12 tt.; then ce • &7 °42 ' I. 4 1.&7 tt. to the N. lin• of County Road No. 1 (Brown Road) --at it• point ot inter• ction 1th th• center lin of the Pettraburah Ditch; th nee N. 21•45• . 190,10 tt.; thence . 04'&0' w. 309.&0 ft.; thence • 3•03• • 2U,31 ft,; thence s. 24 '49 ' I. 503,03 ft. o the N. line ot County Road No, l (B ron Road); tbence north a terly alon •a id • line 48,01 ft,, to tb• II Cor. of a Parcel r e corded in Book 18 9, Pa1• 310 --1aid Oor. btlllf tb• tr o nt of ton ; tb •D • oontinuin nortbta1ttrly alon1 . w • • • - • • 0 • -8- sa i d N. line 34.84 ft.; thence N. 82°55' E. 434.88 f t. along said N. line; thence s. 87°53' E. 204.30 ft. along sa i d N. line ; thence N. 10 °47' E. 507.65 ft.; thence S. 84 °59 ' E. 202.0 ft., to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Page 273; 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 less, 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 l i ne, 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. l i ne 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 ; th e nce N. 89°21' E. 15 .94 ft., more or less, to a point on the N. l i ne o f said Pa r ce l --sa i d point being 300 ft., at right angles, f rom the w. R.O.W. l i ne of U.S. Hwy. 85 ; thence northeasterly along a line , pa ra llel to and at right ang les, 300 f t. from the w. R.O.W. l i ne o f U.S. Hwy. 85 381.6 f t ., mo re or less , to a p o i nt on th e s. l i ne of a Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 54 8 ; the n ce w. 33 5.04 ft ., more or less, along th e s . lines o f Parcels recorded i n Book 681 , Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to the SW Cor. o f Parce l rec orde d i n Book 1267 , Page 3 73; thence N. 330.0 ft. along t h e W. line a n d W. l i ne extended of said Parcel to a poi nt on the N. line of We st Rad c l if f Avenue; thence w. along sa i d N. line 660.02 ft . more or less , to a point on t h e w. line extended , of a Par c el recorded in Book 1024 , Pag 11 1 ; thence S. along the w. l i ne extended and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 f t. to the SW Cor. of s a i d Parcel ; thence w. 9.14 ft., more or l e s s, to the NE Cor. of a Parcel r corded in Book 1570, Paae 199 , thence Southerly along the boundary of ai d Parcel on the f ollowing cours e --s. 28 °03' w. 297.0 f t ., S. 69.0 ft., E . 360.0 f t,, s. 3 2.8 ft. --to the SE Cor. of ad Pa rcel ; th e nce s . 88 °23 ' W. 8.7 f t. along the s . 11n of said Par c el to the NE Cor. o f a Parcel rec orde d i n Book 1219, P g 250; the nce s . 0 9 °05 ' w. 221 .76 f t. along the E. lin of aid Parcel t o the SE Cor. of said Pa r cel; the n ce W. 299.53 ft., mor or le s, along the s. line of said Parcel to a point --id point beina th NW Cor. of a Pare l record d in Book 1669, P 309; th nee S. 157.04 ft. to th SW Cor . ol aid Pare 1; th nee E. 92.13 ft. to th SE Cor. of said Pare 1 --aa d Cor. al o bein a point on th I. lin of a P re l r cord d in Book 1669, Pae 310; th nee S. 9°05' w. 572. ft. alon the E. lin of aaid Pare l to th point o f inn10if, L nt ch ; rti.n; Wad W 1 t; Brown; Jon •; Jori n on on T : T n u.ma; itb T moti o n arr1 d • • • • VII. ZONE DESIGNATION I-3 Zone District Weist moved: • 0 - -9- CASE #25-74 Lentsch seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #25-74 be opened. AYES : Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson ; Lentsch ; Martin NAYS : None ABSENT: Smith; Tanguma · The motion carried. Mr. Martin asked if there was any one who wanted to speak in favor of the proposed 1-3 designation? Mr. John &ollub stated that his clients were in favor of the proposed I-3 Zone classification designation. Mr. Martin asked if there was any opposit ion to the proposed 1-3 designation? No opposition was voiced. Lentsch moved : Weist seconded: The P¥blic Hearing on Case #25-74 be closed. AYES : Wade ; Weist; Brown ; Jones; Jorgenson ; Lentsch ; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Tanguma; Saith The motion carried. Lentsch moved: Weist seconded: The Planning Commission rec0111Dend to City Council the following described property be designated as I-3, H avy Industrial District, which zone clas ification i compatible with th e existing development. Beginning at a point froa which the common 1/4 corner of S tion 4 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 W st of the Sixth Principal I ridi n, bears E. 62.l ft.; thenc W. 102.l ft. long tb N. lin of Sec. 9-5-68 to a point on tb W. R.O •• lin of U.S. Hwy. 85; thenc N. 11°43' E. 337.0 ft. alone aid • R.O •. line to a point on th N. lin of th S l/2 S l/2 1/2 S 1/4 S c. 4-5-68; th nc w. 1120.7 ft. alo id lin to th tru point of ginnin ; thence continuin w. alon aid . line 552.5 ft. to a point; tb nee S. 330.0 ft. to a point on th N. lin of S • 9-5-6 ; thence • 211. 7 ft. lon aid N. lin to a point; th nc • 330.48 ft. to a point on th S. lin of th 1/2 1/2 l/2 NW l/4 c. 9-5-6 th nc w. 59.13 ft. alon aaid • l n to a po nt on th l n of S . 9-5-68; th nee • 19.33 ft. alon aaid w. lio to point 1010.0 ft. • o the S Cor. l/4 NW 1/4 c. 9-5- th s•oo• . 350.0 t.; then s. 0•30• • 310.o th l •55• w. 45.0 ft, to a point on the N. lin of 1/4 c. 8-5-: tb nc w. 374.0 ft. alon a id • • • • • -10- line to its point of intersection with the existing City Limits, City of Englewood, Colorado; thence along 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.; thence N. 57°42' E. 41.57 ft. to the N. line of County Road No. l (Brown Road) -at its point of intersection with the centerline of 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 ft, to the N. line of County Road No. l (Brown Road); thence northeasterly along said N. line 46.0l ft., to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669, Page 310; thence N. 9°05' E. along the E. line of said Parcel 572.94 ft. to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1669, Page 309; thence W. 92.13 ft, to the SW Cor. of said Parcel; thence N. 157.04 ft. to the NW Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. also being a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1219, Page 250 ; thence E. along saids. line 299.53 ft., more or less, to the SE Cor. of said Parcel ; thence N. 09°05' E. 221.76 ft. to the Ira Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. also being a point on tbe s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1570, Page 199; thence N. 88 °23' E. along said s. line 8.7 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; thence along the boundary of said Parcel ·on the following course --N. 32.8 ft., W. 360.0 ft., N. 69.0 ft., N. 28°03' E. 297.0 ft. --to the NE Cor. of said Pare l ; tbenc E. 9.14 ft., aore or less, to the SW Cor. of a P re 1 record d in Book 1024, Page 111; thence N. along thew. 1 n and w. line extend d of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to a point on th N. lin of est Radcliff Avenu ; thence E. along said N. lin 660.02 ft.; more or less, to a point on the extended w. lin of a Parcel recorded in Book 1267, Page 373; thence S. along th extended W. line and w. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to th SW Cor . of said Parcel ; thence E. along the S. line of aid Pare 1 and th s. lin of th Pare l recorded in Book 6 1, P ge 548, 391.65 ft. to the SW Cor. of a Parcel r corded in Book 1507, Pag 289 ; th nee N. 158.l ft. to the NW Cor. of~ d Pare l; th nc E. lon th N. lin of said Pare 1 87.5 ft. to th SW Cor. of a Pare l r cord d in Book 668, P 171; th nc • alon th • lin and w. lin extend d of id P re 1 171.9 ft. to a point on th N. lin of st Radcliff Av nu ; th nc w. alon said • lln 77.82 ft., aor or 1 , to point; aid point be n a point on th s. lin of a Pare 1 r cord din Book 1045, Pace 536, and 300 t., at ri ht an11 s, fr th w. R.o.w. lin of u .. Hwy. 5; th nee north aat rly lon lin , par 11 l to and at ri ht an l , 300 ft. from, th • R.o .w. lin of U.S. Hwy. 5, a di t nc of 336. 7 ft., l , to a point on th • lin of th afor • ntion d aid beln on t • lin th S 1 /2 1/2 11 • -5-; th n • alo aid • lin 721.7 to a poin on th lin of a P re 1 r - , P 4 5; th n alon the boundary o • • • - 1 •• • 0 - -11- 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., more or less, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Page 204; thence N. along the E. line of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to the'. point of beginning. AYES: Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith; Tanguma The motion carried. Mr. Brown noted that City Council would have to hold public hearings on these zone designations, also, and cautioned that Council might "be asking some pertinent questions." Mr. Martin thanked the land owners for their patience with the Commission on this matter. VII I. ALLEY VACATION • Block 9, Logandale CASE #27-74 Mr. Supinger stated this is a north /south alley between Lipan and South Windermere Streets, extending north from Lehigh Avenue. 11\is is a 16 ft. wide alley bounded on both sides by property owned by ·Metal Fabricators, Inc., and serves as access to the storage areas for Metal Fabricators, Inc. Mr. Supinger stated that the application for vacation has been made by Metal Fabri- cator , Inc., and the staff feels there is ju tification for th vacation. Mr. Charles Rhyne stated he was counsel for Metal Fabricators, Inc.; it is the intention of this company to have gates on the north end at approximately the lot line of Lot 30 and Lot 19, a well as the gate froa Lehigh Avenue. Mr. Rhyne stated that th Compa ny ha been in Englewood since 1953, and have finally acquired the entire block. Mr. Rhyne tated that it is the d ir of Metal Fabricator to fenc th all y in an effort to nt childr n playing in the storage yard • ff stat d tb r a 10" w r line in the all y, but no other utiliti •· Bri discussion follo d, h moved: cond d: Th Plannin Coaaission r COllll nd to City Council the all y in Block 9, Loeandal , v at d ; an as ment for utiliti shall b r tained. 1111 a tion is r COlllll nd d for tb follo in reaao • • I - • • 0 - -12- 1. nie owner, Metal 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 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 building• are easily accessible from the surrounding streets. 4. It is desirable to fence the open storage area for reasons of health and safety . 'nle 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 wi thin the fenced area as it is necessary to the operation of the business that there be free access between the principal building and the atora1e area. 5. 'nlere is no public purpose for retaining the alley as it was platted . AYES : Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson ; Lentsch ; Martin ; Wade NAYS : None ABSENT : Smith ; Tansuaa 'nle motion c arr i ed. IX . Mr. Ma r t i n s tate d that he undera tood Mr. Ella e tt Curry of the Fir s t Na t i onal Bank planned to be here around 9 :00 P.M . to d iscuaa the e x t enaion of Haapden Place and th e develop- me nt o f the aurround i n bank-owned property. X. DI RECTOR 'S CH OICE Mr. Supinger tat d that t R-3 Standard• Review COllll itte baa n form d, and had th ir third ae tins earlier in the d ay. Mr. Jam Kell r i& Cbairaa n; Mr. Geor e Allen i• Vic -Cb a iraan • • Supin er stated that ne ... ra ould add d, and th tin time• have be n chanced to evenins • A tour of t aparta nt dev lopa nta ia beins plann d. r. Jon • not d that Council h a d tak n action at the a ting of Au u t 19th to proceed ith t he va c a tion o Cb rot Circle. llr. Jon • atated that the p r o1>9 r t1 o n ra a r d to have all th atructur • r ov d or deaoliab d before the co truction ea on com • to a halt • • • -• 0 • -13- Mr. Supinger noted that the staff has made recommendations to Acting City Manager Waggoner regarding new regulations for moving and demolition of buildings. Mr. Supinger stated that the staff has recommended Planning Commission approval be secured for buildings to be moved into and within the City. Time limitations and bond requirements are also being rec01111Dended. XI. COMMISSION'S CHOICE Mr. Lentsch discussed the apartment fire at 3690 South Pennsylvania, and asked if there is some way fire alarm systems could be re- quired on buildings over three stories in height? Mr. Berardini stated that it can be required on new construction. Mr. Lentsch noted that electrical wiring, etc. must be brought up to code on existing structures; why could not this be required as a safety factor also? Mr. Berardini noted that such inspections and code compliance are usually on buildings that have deteriorated badly . Mr . Supinger stated that he has been informed smoke detectors will be required i n the new Fire Code. Mr . Martin note d that s om e time ago, the matter of a "building review c omm i ttee " wa mentioned. He asked if this could be looked i nto. Mr . Lent c h s tated that he felt it should be dis- c u s sed ; he al s o noted that at the last two ASPO Conventions he attended, the matter of architectural review, design review, or building rev i ew c <>11111ittee was discussed, and the idea ae .. ed to be "frowned " on . Mr. Martin noted that he bad traveled around th e S tat of Colorado re c ently, and s tructures such as thos e on th Lar wi n Si te are all over the State. Ur. not Mr . upi an 0 up n hortly. ni ny th r to paesent a recOlll8ended how s oae lides of what can h a n o r di nan e . Mr. Jones not d that the c tural r v i bad c o11e up i n discussions on R v i w Co11111itt , a nd i t wa s noted it wa s it comes down t o a c ho i ce of arch i tec ture. th t th Flo tat d proc i a pprov d , that i t be don a noted that th lo r iap l ae ntat i on and might avo1d &oa adv r reaction. that ctural r vi w i• and v ry eucce f u lly. an idea mig h t 11 0 ha t to look or d P rk d. th r q u t or y P rait on n proj t v ry .... • • • • 0 • -14- Mr. Lentsch asked how much open space there is in Phase I -- in each phase, and the total development? Mr. Supinger noted that many of the individual phases do not meet the minimum standards; however, the total project does. Mr. Lentsch noted that no retaining walls here shown on the plans; they should have been shown. Mr. Brown asked if another look shouldn't be taken at the Comprehensive Plan for the City. Mr. Martin agreed that this should be considered. Mr. Lentsch asked what type of Ordinance or Building Code could be drafted to require construction of apartment units with more than four dwelling units to have a brick exterior. Mr. Supinger stated this would require a change in the Building Code. Discussion followed. Mr. Martin noted that Mr . Curry was now in attendance, and discussion on the extension of West Hampden Place would begin. Mr. Curry noteo that the matte r of West Hampden Place had begun everal year ago; hen the Bank acquired the property to the north of present West Hampd n Place in 1970, an agreement was workec out with the City whereby the bank r - linquish d title to 11 ft. of land on the north side of West Hampd n Plac . He stated that the extension of Hampd en Place through to South Bannock wa planned to tie in with Haapden Av nue. Mr. Curry noted that the Bank ha now acquired the property butting Cheroke Circl ; he felt the Bank and th City hould work together to improve th traffic flo i n t he imm dint ar a. Mr. Jon R port had advocat d th traffic r - x- any tat ed prop rti r point d Mr. aft ct ,. - • • - - • • • <. .. -15- Chamber of Commerce be invited to attend the study session. Discussion followed . Mr. Martin suggested it might be well to contact variqus people who would be involved and explain to them the Commission is planning to meet September 4th and would welcome any information they might have. Discussion followed. Mr. Jones stated be bad received a communication from the Council of Governments regarding Urban Systems Allocation. Discussion followed, Mrs. Romans pointed out that this per- tains to the State Highway Request program the Commission con- sidered a few weeks ago; this notification from COG has just been received, and the deadline for submission of iteas is September 9th, which points out what the staff was trying to put across: The C011111ission must consider the matter of State Highway Department Requests and Urban Systems Allocations prior to receiving the notification --there is not time left to do it after the notification is received. ·Brief discussion followed. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M . Recording Secretary • • , - • • • - -16- MEMORANDUll TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COONCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOIOIENDATION OF 'lllE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMllISSION . DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Amendment of §22.4-15c(l) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. RECOIUIENDATION: Lentsch moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that §22.4-15c(l) be aaended to read: "Any use permitted in the I-2, General Indu strial District." AYES : Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones; Brown; Weist; Wade NAYS: None ABSENT : Tanguma; Saith The motion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planni111 and Zoning C01111isaion. ~~.l#;= Recording Secretary . , • • • • • • -17- MEMORANDUM TO 11iE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION FllOM THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: R-1-C Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-Union Annexation RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Jones seconded: The Planning COIUli ion r C Ollll nd to City Council that th followin be designated as R-1-C , Single-fa•ily R id zone classification would be ompatibl wi th th velopment. Beginnine at th corner o Bell Isle Gard n , ft. to th NE Cor of Lot 5, thence S. 125.0 ft . to the 89 °46' E 193.0 ft. to th Gardens ; thenc • alo aaid Lot 11 270.0 ft. to tbenc s. s9 •47 • •• alo th• 437.0 ft . to a point on th ext nd d lal Garderua, Second Filin1 ; th n line and w. line of aaid Lot l tfull itt d , By Order o tb Ci ty Planni and Zonin COlllli ion . • • , • • 0 • -18- MEMORANDUM TO 1llE ENGLEWOOD CITY CO UNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATI ON OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: I-1 Zoning Designation -San t a Fe-Uni o n Annexat i on REOOll.MENDATION: Lentsch moved: Wade seconded : l • • • • • .. ... -19- 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 saids. 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 Gardena; 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 E l/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 l./2 Sec. 9-5-68; thence w. 827.27 ft. along saids. 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 said w. R.o.w. line to the point of beginning. AYES : Jon ; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin ; Wade ; Weist; Brown NAYS : Non ABSENT : Smith; Tanguma 'lbe motion arri d. R spectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning COIUlission • . • • I • 0 • -20- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: I-2 Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-Union Annexation RECOMMENDATION : Lentsch moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the following described property be designated as I-2, General Industrial District, which zone classification would be compatible with the existing development. Area I: Beginning at a point from which the common 1/4 corner of Sections 4 & 9, Township 5 Sou th, 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 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; thenc 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 aid Pare l 330.0 ft, to the SE Cor. of said Parcel ; said Cor. being a point on the N. line of S c. 9-5-68; thence w. along aid N. 1 ne 8 .25 ft. to th NE Cor . of a Parcel recorded in Book 1386, Pa e 485 ; thence Southerly alon the boundary of said Par e 1 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 th S 1 /2 N 1 /2 N 1/2 NW 1 /4 Sc. 9-5-6 ; th nc E. along id N. line 744.88 ft., or le , to th SW Cor. of a Pare 1 r cord d in Book 1917, 4 8; th nc • along the w. lin of aid Parcel and W. of a Pre 1 r cord din Book 1896, Pae 505, 330.0 ft., or 1 , to th NW Cor. of said Parcel; th nc E. alon th • 1 n of aid Parcel, 3.65 ft., more or less, to a point on th xt nd d w. lin of Pare 1 r corded in Book 2237, P 755; th nc • 8 °30' E. alon th ext nded w. lin nd . lin of id Parcel 333.66 ft., mor or leas, to th Cor. o aid Parcel; aid Cor. in a point on th N. line of th S l/2 S 1 /2 S 1/2 S 1/4 S c. 4-5-68 ; th nc • alon • d • lin 37.59 ft. to th point of be inni • • • 0 - -21- said N. line 34.84 ft.; thence N. 82°55 ' E. 434.88 ft. along said N. line; thence s. 87 °53' E. 204.30 ft. along said N. line; thence N. 10°47' E. 507.65 ft.; thence s. 84 °59' E. 202.0 ft., to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2001, Page 273 ; 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 less, to a point on the s. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 1675, Page 581 --aid 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 the W. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, 118.3 ft., more or less, to a point on th N. line of said Parcel; thence N. 88 °02 ' w. 12.03 ft., more or less, along the N. line of said Parc el 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 northea st rly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from th W. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85 381.6 ft ., mor or less, to a point on the S. line of a Parcel recorded in Book 681, Page 548; thenc W. 335.04 ft., mor or les , along the s. lin of Parcels r corded in Book 681, Page 548, and Book 1267, Page 373, to th S Cor. of Par cel r cord d in Book 1267, Pag 373; thence • 330 .0 ft. along the W. line and w. lin xt oded of aid Pare 1 to a point on th N. lin of West Radcliff Avenu ; thane w. along said N. lin 660.02 ft. more or 1 to a point on th w. lin xtended, of a Pare l record d in Book 1024, Pag 111; th nee S. along the w. line ext nd d and • line of said P re l 330.0 ft. to th SW Cor. of aid Parcel ; th n W. 9.1 ft., mor or l s , to th NE Cor . of a P ree l r cord d in Book 1570, Pa 199 , th nee Southerly alon th boundary of aid Pare l on th followin course --s. 2 °03' . 2 7.0 ft., S. 9.0 ft., E. 360.0 ft., S. 32,8 ft. --to th SE Cor. of aid Pare l; th nc S. 88 °23' • 8.7 ft. alon the s. lin of aid P re 1 to th Cor. ot a Pare l r cord d in Book 121 , P 250; th nc S. 09°05' w. 221.76 ft. alon th E. 11n of id Pare l to the SE Cor. o aid Pare l ; thenc w. 29 .53 ft., or or le• , along th s. lin of aid Pre l to a point --1d point in th Cor. of a Pare l r cord d in ok l , P e 30 ; thenc S. 157.0 ft. to th id Pare 1: t n • 92.13 ft. to th S Cor. ot l --id cor. l o b n a po nt on tb • lin of a P re l r or d in k 1 9, Pa 310, th nc 9 •05• 572.9 ft. lon the • line of aid Par 1 to point o b innin . ,. - • • , -• 0 • -22- AYES : Lentsch; Martin ; Wade ; Weist ; Brown ; Jones; Jorgenson NAYS : None ABSENT: Tanguma ; Smith The motion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commiss ion. ~j~ Gerrue~ef' Recordirg Secretary • • , • 0 • -23- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: I-3 Zoning Designation -Santa Fe-Union Annexat ion RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Weist seconded : • • - - • • t• • '· -24- Page 199; thencp N. 88 °23' E. along said S. line 8,7 ft. to the SE Cor. of said Parcel; thence along the boundary of said Parcel on the following course --N. 32.8 ft., W. 360.0 ft., N. 69.0 ft., N. 28°03' E. 297 ,0 ft. --to the NE Cor. of said Parcel; thence E. 9.14 ft., more or less, to the SW Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 1024, Page 111; thence N. along the W. line and W. line extended of said Parcel 330.0 ft. to a point 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., more 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. R.O.W. line of U.S. Hwy. 85; thence northeasterly along a line, parallel to and at right angles, 300 ft. from, th w. R.o.w. line of U.S. Hwy. 85, a distance of 336.67 ft., more or les , to a point on the N. line of the aforementioned Parcel; said point being on the N. line of the S 1 /2 N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1 /4 Sc. 9-5-68 ; thence w. along said N. line 721.7 ft., mor or lea , to a point on the E. line of a Parcel re- cord d in Book 1386, Page 485 ; thence along the boundary of aid Parcel on th following cour e --N. 16 °34' w 117.56 ft., N 10°14' W 62.0 ft ., 12 ° 01 ' E 48.0 ft., N 04 °3 9 ' W 110.0 t. --to th Cor. of said Parcel; said Cor. being a point on th • lin of Sec. 9-5-68; thence E. along eaid N. line .25 ft., mor or 1 sa, to the SE Cor. of a Parcel recorded in Book 2020, Pa e 204; thence • alon1 the E. line of eaid Pare 1 330.0 ft. to th . point of be innin • iet; Bro n ; Jon ; Jor nson; Lent ch; fartin H ; Ta "'1•& Th •otion c rri d. tfully uti.1 t d, By Ord r o and Zonin •. • • , • • 0 • -25- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE : August 20, 1974 SUBJECT: Vacation of Alley -Block 9, Logandale RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved : Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the alley in Block 9, Logandale, be vacated ; an easement for utilities shall be retained. 'nlis action is recommended for the following reasons: 1. The owner, Metal Fabricators, Inc., is the sole owner of Bloc k 9, Logandale, and public access is not needed or desirable between the principal building and the storage area for the business. 2. An easem nt would be retained for the existing 10 " sewer line and for any future utilitie that may be needed to service the property. 'nle own r would not build over the easement line and would provid gate or moveable fence section s at both ends of the all y for maintenan e access. 3 . Access for fi re protection or other public vehicles would not b ne ded th rough the alley i n c e all bu i ldings ar asily a c ssibl f rom the urrounding treets. 4. It is of h could s. Th mo ion to f nc purpo for rea on the yard th ar i nclud th all y to th operat ion betwe n the for r tainin th all y a it t ; Brown; Jon • Jor n on; L nt h· , artin ; ad ma rri d. t ully u itt d , Plann in on. • • , • • 0 - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNI~G Ar-D i oNDIG c m 1:.1JS SlON SE PTEMBEH 4, 1 974 I. CAJ,L ro ORDER . 'lbe regular m~c:ting of the City P 1 •wn ing a no Z0nj ng Corr .. .-nil':s'l o n was c alled to order at 8 :00 P. I. Members present: Jor ~cns on; Lentsch; Marti n; Smit h; Tani::um:t: Wade ; ~eist ; Brow n S uping er, Ex-o f f ic io Members a b~ent: Jones Also present : Assist.an Director n.o.nans 'lbere we re no items to be cons1dcr d on th f' ~.gend a ; the 0 1or , th t1 meeting .... a s adjourned at 8 :10 P. I. to a s udy se s i on ···- garding traffic matters refe r r e d to the Cor:uniss1or. bv ~1 tv Council. "' - • • • • • 0 • -11- MEMORANDUM 10 THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: September 17, 1974 SUBJECT: Traffic Flow Patterns RECOMMENDATION: Jones moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that no action be taken on the following until further studie have b en comp leted : l. Conv rsion of Bannock and Sherman Streets within the limit of Dartmouth Avenu and Oxford Avenue from one-way to two-way stree t ; 2. Conver Acomo. wa ea du to ion of Hampden Av nue within th limits o South treet and South Bannock Str t from two-ay to one- tbound in order to ac o oda the time sequ nL s the convers2on of South Bannock Street to two-way; 3. Ext n ion of Hampden Plac ea tward from South Cherokee Str t to t lea t South Bannock Stre t and po ibly on through to tl 1n 1th Hampd n Avenu AYE Tanguma; Wade; ~ei.t; Jone ; Jorg non; Martin; Saith AYS: on BS T· Brown; Lent ch Th motion arr i d. fully ubmitt d, By Ord r ot th Plann1n and Zonin C 100 . ,,,_ • • • • • • -5- V. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr. Supinger stated that regarding the matter of conversion of South Bannock and South Sherman Stre t from one-way traffi c to two-way traf fi , the conversion of Hampden Avenu to one- way east bound and the extension of West Hampden Place, he would like to suggest that a recommendation be mad that no action be taken at this time. Mr. Supinger also suggested a review of the Master Street Plan might be in order. Mr. Martin stated that he felt this was a small part of the entire picture as far as transportation needs in the City of Englewood are conc e rned. Mr. Martin tated that he felt additional discussion was necessary on the over-all picture, and attempt to project the needs of the future ; until this is done, he didn't feel the Commission could make a recommendation. Mr. Jorgenson pointed out that in vi w of RTD and PRT plans, the City does not at this time know what the ne ds in traffic ci r culation are. Mr . Jorgenson stated he felt Mr.Supinger's suggestion is well taken. Mr. Jones stated that ~e f lt the situation that brought about the requ s t to change Bannock and Sherman back to two-way traffic is on that ha involved the downtown merchants ' group. He tated h had attended a m ting at the Chamber of Commerce h r th traffic pattern wa di c u sed; there was no concen u at thi m eting. He stated h felt ·~o t o f them do recogniz that Bannock ha mu h mor to do with cir ulation probl ms than Mr. Jone tat d th re was some quc tion whether oun il could take a tion en if a recommendation wa ming from the Plannin g C mmi ion unle s and until ther i w of th ref r ndum 1'0t p rtaining to on -way South Banno t • in 1 or 1969. r. ha Di CU. 'lOD n opin1on impr ion a legal opinion r con ideration of th vot . that no a tion should be tak n t Plan ha been revi w d ir d ndWll r or not rard1ni. ,,. - • • • • • • 0 • -6- bility of the traffic d e partment to work out the actual traffic pattern; the one-way streets are d e si g nated by t h e Traffic Engineer, accordin g th e Munic i pal Code. It was the opinion of the staff that Bannock and Sherman should be ex'Ce nded from Yale to Chenango. It was the Merchants ' Association that put the matter of one-way streets and left-turn prohibition nt Bannock/U .S. 285 on the ballot at the time of 1.he court suit. over such left turn movement at that intersection . Mr. Jones stated that the State Highway Department wo uld , he was sure, ban left-turn movements at Bannock and U .S . 285. He noted that both Bannock and South Sherman intersect w~th U.S. 285, and that left-tur movements would ne cess arily affect the timing of the si g nals . Discussion foll owed. Mr. Martin suggested that a s tudy session be set for October 15, 1974, 7:30 P .M. to further consider the street patterns. Jones moved : Jorgenson se onded : The Planning Commission recommf".:nd to City Council that no action bf.! taken on the following until furthe :r tudies have been comr,leted: 1. Conversion of Bann.ock and Sherman Streets wi t'ain the limits of Dartmouth Avenue and Oxford Avenue from one-way to two-way stre ts ; 2. Convers ion of Hamp d en .i\venue within the li•,nits of South Acoma St re et and Sou th Bannock Street frora two-way to one- ay eastbound in order to accommodate thr.! time sequence du to the conver i on of South Bannock ~treet to two-way. 3. Ext n ion o f Hampden Pla e east ard from South Cheroke S trc t b • at 1 as t South Banno k Str t and pos ibly on throu g h to ti in with Hampd n Avenu AYES: Tanguma ; Wa d ; Wei t ; Jon ; Jorg n on; Martin ; Smith AY : Non ABSE T : Bro n ; L n t h Th mo t ion arr1 d . ion mber p lann d Planning C mm io n r , r 2 , t :00 P .. artin · Jor "' - • • ' - • • INTaOMCI Ml:U OIAleml Andy Mccown, City Manager • 0 • October 2, 197 4 RlOM: Kells Waggoner ~1 POSSIBLE PAVING DISTRICT STREETS 5 ALLEYS • Attached is a list, along wit h a map showing possible streets and alleys for inclusion in Paving District No. 22-- construction to be done duri ng the summer of 1975. The budget amount in the Public Im provement Fund for the City's share is $150,000. The total estimated cost for the streets and alleys proposed is $136,600. The proposed streets are those where ve have full right-of- wa y and do not have conflicts with other developments. Council may, at their discretion, choose to delete any or all of the streets listed. The only one particular area where we have, in a way, obligated ourselves, is in the 2000-2300 blocks of w. Vassar Avenue adjacent to our North- west Greenbelt Park. The City's share on this street, alone, is $37,200. We thought at one time that we had some successful alley petitions, but 1t is my unders tanding now, that through change in ownerships, etc., this may not hold true1 and we may, indeed, if the alleys are left in the District, hear considerable objection to the paving. Sincerely, -----/x~~~ Kells Waggoner ' Director of P bl1c Works /l ch . • • • 0 - -,. j ' PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22-1975 Possible Streets & Alleys for Paving STREETS Sec. B-Est. Cit;i Cost l} 2100-2200 s. Vallejo $16,700 2) 2200 s. Raritan 11,000 3) 2500-2600 s. Raritan 16,000 4) 1800-1900 w. Warren 550 5) 1800-1900 w. Baltic 400 6) 2200-2300 w. Baltic 1,000 7) 2000-2300 w. Iliff 9,200 8) 2000-2300 w. Vassar 37,200 9) 1900 w. Cornell 2,900 10) 4000 s. Galapago 2,100 11) 2700-2800 S. Elati 6,300 12) 4600 s. Bannock 1,250 13) 4500 s. Acoma 1,700 14) 2700 s. Pearl 6,200 15) 4500 s. Washington 850 16) 3400 s. Emerson 350 17) 000-300 w. Lehow 4,650 18) 1600-1700 w. w aley 3,700 19) 1600-1700 w. Harvard l,oso STREET TOTAL ------------------------$123,100 • • - • • • • 0 - ALLEYS *lA) Alley E. of 3300 s. Sec. B-Est. Washington *2A) Alley E. of 35-3600 s. Galapago *3A) Alley E. of 3700 s. Acoma *4A) Alley E. of 4300 s. Washington SA) Alley E. of 3900 s. Acoma 6A) Alley E. of 4600 s. Acoma 7A) Alley E. of 4700 s. Acoma BA) Alley E. of 4800 s. Acoma 9A) Alley E. of 3800 s. Broadway ALLEY TOTAL ------------------------- PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22 TOTAL (Streets * Alley RAJ</ld• 10-l-H and Alleys) -------------------- petiti ons being circulated • Si,600 700 1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600 $13,SOO $136,600 ,, . Cit:z: Cost • • , • 0 I• • Englewood Public Schools 4101 SOllTII IAllHCl STIUT I Dl&LIWOOD , COllUIO •111 I Tna.£ (ml 711·7111 DOIW.O W. llAIPH . Su,.r1 ... .-.. t Septembe r ZS, 1974 • Mr. Andrew McCown City Manager City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Englewood, CO 80110 Dear Mr. McCown: Thia ii to conhrm our telephone conversation that the school district ha• budg t d $10, 000 for the Recreation program for th 1975 fiscal y ar . The final budget has not been adopted, but there ha• be n no di1cus1ion in relati on to eliminating thi1 item in our budget. cc Mr. P . R o mane, R c rea ion Sincerely, !£)~/~ Donald W • Harp r Superintendent "' - • • • ' - •• • • • - lllGMDVRT MU r•o111o•c2•2ooz 0•11•1'" TWll 1'4'81lEL.L WSH ,,, ... Ma.I w••t.m union ralnl~I • ••••••• Z WAIH DC •11•11" UP 80110 ll£L.L.S lOGGONEA c ITY lllANAGEA JilOO S, EL.AH ENGL.Ewooo, co &Ol10 cop i e s t o: C . Carroll, Dir . Uti lit i e s K. Nollenberger, Dir. Fin an ce A. Mccown , City Mgr . I HAVE BEEN NOTl'IEO THAT YO UR O•GANIZATION HAS R[Cf!VEO A GRANT ,AOMA TH[ U1 S, [NVIAONMENTAL ,ROTECT!ON AGENCY ,OR CONST•UCTtON 0' WAS [WAT£• TA[ATlllENT wO•KS IN THE AlllOUNT OF 1•,0 15,00 0 •HICH •ILL AL.SO lfAVlCE H[ CITY OF L.tTTLETON. 1 WANT TO CO GRAT lTf YOU ON TH£ AECfl'T OF THll AWAAO, IF t lllAY BE or ASSISTANCE I TH( F U T U ~f PLf&S[ CON ACT •r, •SINCERE Y 1 'L.OYD K, HASKEL L, USS tt1St EOT • ;- •. • • , • 0 • . ' . •. ~ RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1914 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP m:LlllOOD, COLOIADO, ACCEPTING A PED!llAL GRANT FOR THE ENGLEWOOD-Lim.rnll S1VAG! TIEADIDT PLANT AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER'S SIGNATUaZ, WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Coloredo ~· to participate with the City of Littleton in constructing a jo~ ..... treatment plaat; and WHEREAS, the City of Littleton and the City of ... lMIOOd ~e ..Se application to the United States Environmen tal Protection Aaency for f .. eral funding; and WllERE&S, the United States Enviro._tal Protecttoa Aaeacy baa offered a Grant Aaree11ent for partial funding of t"8 jolat tTeetmlellt plaDt. MOW, TREllEPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BT Tll CITf COlllCIL OP 'I'll! CITT OF !NGLEWOOD, COLORADO that the Grant Agre-t frc9 die Dalt .. States Enviro1111ental Protection Agency be accepted and tbe City llaaaaer be authoria .. to sign this agreement for partial funding for tbe "-tallatioa of a joint sewag r at9ent plant to be operated by the citt..e of LittletoD and lnalMIOOd for the City of Englewood's particip tion in tbta -cT• t. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of Oc~, 1174. Mayor ATTI:ST: ex off tcio City Cl rk t, Karl 11 nb r er, x offic io City Clerk of ti.. City of laalewood, Colorado , do h reby c rtify t t th ab v and foreeot.a ta a true, accurate and c leta copy of solution o. __ , Seriea of 1974. x offtcto ctty clan • •. • • , - • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. _' __ , SER I!S OP 1974 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF m:tlliOOD, COLORADO, ACCEPTING A FEDERAL GRANT FOR THE ENGLEWOOD-Llm.ETClt SEWAGE TllA1.'llllT PLANT AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER'S SIGNATUSB. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado int .... to participate with the City of Littleton in constructing a joint ...... treat9ellt plaat; and WHEREAS, the City of Littleton and the City of laslmlDOd haYe ..Se application to the United States Environmental Protection Aaency for federal funding; and WBDEAS, the United States Enviro-tal Protection AleDcY bae offered a Grant Aaree11ent for partial funding of tlile jolat treaa.at plaat. BOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THI ClT'l comcn or THI CIT'l OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOIADO that the Grant AgreeMD t frc. the Oaited State9 Environmental Protection ency be accepted and the City llanaaer be eutboriaed to aign thia agr~nt for partial funding for the inatallation of a joint aevage treatment plant to be operated by the citt.e. of Littleton and 111&1.wood for th City of Englewood'• participation in thla 811'•• int . ADOPTED AND APP OVED this 7th day of Octoller, 1'74. Mayor ATTEST: x officio Citv Cl r x of icio City Clerk of tlile City of lmlDOd, Col th a and foreaot.a ta a tnae, acCUTate . __ , eri • of lt74. x officio City clan • • , -• 0 • RESOL UTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP m;i.auoo. COLORADO, ACCEPTING A FEDERAL GRANT FOR THE ENGLEWOOD-Li m.ETOii SEWAGE TIEA'l1111T PLANT AND AUTHORIZING TH E CITY MANAGER'S SIGNATURE. WHERXAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado intend• to participate with the City of Littleton in constructing a joint ....,. treatment plaat; and Wll!RB.AS, the City of Littleton and the City of laal..ood have ..Se application to the United States Environmental Protection Agency for federal funding; and Wll!lllAS, the United States Env i ro~tal ProtactioD qeacy bae offered a Grant Agreeme nt for partial funding of the joint treatmeat plaat. ROW, 111EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY Tiii crrr COUICIL or Tiii crrr OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO that the Grant A reetaetl t fr• the Ullitt!d Stat .. EnviroDJDental Protection Agency be accepted and the City llana&•r be autboriaed to •ign this agreement for partial funding for the t..tallmtioa of a joiat sewage treaom.nt plant to be operated b the cities of Littleton &ad laal~ for the City of Englewood's participation in thim ~t. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of October• 1974. or x officio City Cl r I, rl 'oll nb r r, x o fi to Ci ty Clerk of t1lie City of Baal~. Col rado, do h r by certi y t t th a and foreaoills 19 a tru., •ccurate nd c let• copy of aolutio __ , S r1 • of 1974. x off lclo City Clerk • •. • • - - • • • M E 0 R A N D U M '!b: Amy McCown, ':i y •1anager From: Y.arl Jollenberger, D1rec or of Finance Subject: Sales Tax Collections, 9 mon 1974 Date: October 3, 1974 Sale am Use Tax collec ions for h ~irs nine ron hs of 1971.! canpared to aid e are as follows: 'ehicl :!\.111 ... her Tut.al 5 .i.X Tax • , .... l , 3, Ac Blde:et 204 ,069 l 0 , 2 46 , "l (20 , 2) (54 ,790) ll7 ,1121 42 ,059 (141,7 ) ( 12 ,272) c154 ,o=o> (111 ,0(l (3 ,700 ) •. • • I • • • Andy r.tCown, City Manager Page 2 October 3, 1974 • • • This oes no show a serious problem at this i'lle since m:mthly fluctuations are norrral. When October information is available , I will be ccmrunicating 1 0 cu. ) l \, Karl Nollenbe er Direc r of inance • . • • ' • 0 • ENGLEWOOD WATE R A.~D SEWER BOARD REGU LAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 1 , 1974 Th e m e t ing was called to order at 5:05 p .m. by Chai.rman Fullerton Memb e r s present: Fullerton, Hayes , Babcock , Per r y an d Schn ackenb rg Mem be r s absent: Knight, So vern , Taylor a n d Jon s Also p resent: C.B. Carroll , Jr ., Director of Ut ilities I . CITY DITCH LICENSE: Mr. Carroll <ta e d that th B.B . Anderson Co., dev loper of low income h ou sin g i n Littleton a South Prince and Euclid , has requ c tcd a license agreement to enclose th Ci ty Di ch in th natural drainag ar a there. Th would like to enclose the di t ch in a 36" conc rtot p ipe nd put a flume und r th pi pe to carry the n atura l run off so as not to contamina th ditch water and flood th ditch . Mr. Hayes moved; Mr. Schnack nber s~cond d: Tha th Cha irman be authoriz d and dir c ed to sign lie n s agr em nt tor a d itch ~nclo<ure at South Prince and Euclid by lh fLB. lindcr on Co . Th tio pa~~ d unanimou ly. Of \.'A E AT IVERS l TY A!. D FLOYD a is le d t cu 0 • DI ht r ro d u • • • -• 0 • -2- IV UTILITY EASEMENT Mr. Carroll stated that Pub lic Servic Comp an y has requested a 10 foot gas utility easement t hrough Water Dep artment property sou h of Count}' Line Road. The easement would run along the south line of the quarter section, one half mile from County Line Roa d. Mr. Carroll feels thal the a vailability of gas would enhance the valu e of the land . Mr. Schnackenbe rg moved; Mr . Haye s second ed : That t he Board recommend to Council th grantin g of a 10 fo ot Utilitiv easement to Public Service on the Water Department property south of County Li n e Road . The motion pa ~sed unani mo us ly. V. Mr. Carroll c view d th 1975 "·a t C'r and s wer budg t s . Mr. Sovern ente r d and wa s at d 5:50 p.m. VI . SEWER DISTRICT MAI TENANC Mr. fo r did not i nvei:ti Mr. Mr. Th mot on pa l l• r . d unani Mr. arroll annou c d th pprcv d. a -es ing th probable costs for sew r maintenance that have r qu es ted his rvice from the City. H vening, but th~ Board'~ pleasur in pursuing f urther That th~ Board i v Mr . Ca rro ll a vol of confi dcnc nd r qu t h cont inue his inv . tlgation of th co t o t th Dcp rtment pro din c~ r main t nanc s rv ic to sanitation dls tr ic L for h Bl -Ci y st "at r Tr a nt plant had b n in dj rn d at 6 : 3 p. . tl d , • • • , • • Date: Subject: • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD September 18, 1974 Supplement #2 to the Cherrymoor South Sanitation District Connector 's Agreement. Recoll'l!lendation: That Supplement #2 to the Cherrymoor South Sanitation District Connector's Agreement be approved by Council and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized and directed to sign and seal the Agreement on behalf of th City. R sp ctfully submitt d, ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD By:..,,..-___,-..,..,,........--.,,.,........,---.... '/...._ __ Don Fullerton, Chairman · Attac nt fl "' - •. • • Date: Subject: • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD September 18 , 19 74 Utility Easement for the Public Servic Company on Englewood Wat er Department property. Recotmnenda ti on: That the City of Englewood grant th Public Service Company a 10 foot Utility Easement on Water Department property south of County Lin Road. R sp ctfully submitted, ENGL D WAT AND SEWER BOARD 8 Don Full rton, Chairman Alt at fl • • • - • Mayor James Taylor City of Englewood • 0 • I TRI-COUNTY DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT 4857 SOUTH BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO 80110 303 761 -1340 September 13, 1974 2500 South Broadway Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mayor Taylor: Tri-County has developed a proposal for a smoking and health program to serve residents of Western Arapahoe County. We are requesting funding from local city councils to be paid out of Increased revenues from the cigarette excise tax . As you know, cigarette smoking continues to be a serious public health problem. Although many adults want to quit smoking there Is only one existing clinic to assist them In the Western Arapahoe County area. That Is the Five-Day Plan operated by Porter's Hospital, which offers a specific method to enrollees. Tri -County feels that another clinic, offer - ing alternative approaches, ls needed. While many adults are seeking ways to stop smoking, ·their teenage sons and daughters are beginning to smoke at earlier ages and In greater n1M11bers. We would like the smoking and health coordinator to work with Englewood teachers In developing Innovative approaches to smoking and health education, especially on the elementary school level. The coor- dinator will also work with children of clinic participants In order to explore wheth r th direct Involvement of such children In smoking and health activities can reduce their high risk of becoming smokers. During 1973, Color do legislators doubled the state excise tax on cigar ttes, directing 46i of the gros s tax to cities, towns and counties . W under tand that Englewood will benefit fr°"' these Increased revenues . It ls Ironic that society should d rive I dlate financial benefits from a bit with nu rous d trl nt~l long-t na costs. We hope the Englewood City Council will consider div rtlng a 11 portion of these rev nues to local In and al th actlvltle • pie e of I loo urther asst tance In discussing this proposal, forw rd to h iring fr you. Sine r ly, ,,-V LA Joann E. -lclnond Dir ctor, H 11th Educ tlon • • - • • • • 0 • -2- Statement of Activities The Clinic: Many resources are available in the public, voluntary and private sector of Arapahoe County to a ssis t with the smoking control clinic. Initially, the 1J1110king and health program coordinator must identify and contact appropriate persons who will have input into the clinic. Also, sources of referral such as hospitals and physicians will be developed. The clinic will operate both daytime and evening sessions for 8-10 week periods. Participants will be limited to small groups which are amenable to individual and experimental approaches. Techniques such as role playing, re- l&%Ation training, situational control, social reinforcement and avers ion ther- apy will be used. Follow up and reinforcement of participants will be an essen- tial element of the clinic. Emphasis will be placed on the total health pf participants and prevention of illness through health education. The Schools : Several elementary schools in Arapahoe County will be contacted and aske d to participate in teacher workshops. The workshops will be task-oriented with the teachers themselves designing and implementing innovative curricula for s1110king and h ealth education. Tri-County will assist in providing re source aaterials and individuals for the workshop. High Ris k Children: The children of parents wh o S1110ke are far aore likely to become cigarette 81110kera than those wh ose parents do not 81110ke, Thus, it would be vaiuable to develop special programs aimed at aome of these high riak children. This effort vill probably not begin until after the clinic ia in full operation and groups of children can be identified, The Colllll!unity! Init ially , the amokin& and health coordinator will contact a wide range of co .. unity mb ra, including • dia, rchanta, civic and fraternal groups, re- ligious and youth organizations, in order to &•in their support and input into smoking and h alth proara... Eventually, it is hop d that smoking control pro- arams can b organized and conduct d through co111111unity groups and reaourc a. !Valuatio n M tho d Participant s in the clinic will follow d for at leaat one y ar to llOnitor th ir a i u or no n-a in& habits. Thf a will b achi ved through follo up "' - me ti and qu tionnair Th r will al o b th opportunity to cotq>are dif!er t a pre>ac h a u d to a aiat clinic participant• in atoppin& or controlling olti Tb t aaur in th will ctiv at n d with an of th actual hich r aulta • • , - • • • • 0 • All of Tri-County's programs are subject -to evaluation by our Director of Program Planning and Evaluating. The smoking and health program will fall within that internal evaluation process. Budget Request Health Educator II -Salary and Benefits Equipment Materials 500 $15,000 Indirect Costa (23X) 3,450 Total Budget Request $18,450 ' •. • • , - • • • • 0 • ~roposal for a Smoking and Health Program -Western Arapahoe County Summary Description . Tri-County District Health Department proposes to hire a public health educator to serve as a coordinator for smoking and health activities in Western Arapahoe County. The primary activity will involve the operation of a smoking control clinic in Tri-County's Englewood office and In the community. Emphasis will also be placed on educational efforts in the Western Arapahoe County schools and community. Statement of the Problem Ten years ago the United States Surgeon General, Luther Terry, H.O., first released his report on smoking and health with Its conclusive evidence about the health hazards of cigarette smoking. Subsequent reports continue to compile significant data on the health hazards of smoking . Yet , today's cigarette consumption Is at an all-time high -annually, almost 90 billion cigarettes above the total In 1964. While cigarette smoking continues to be one of the nation's most serious health problems, It ls also one of the llOSt preventable. Recently speaking In Denver, Or. Terry suggested that as many as 75% of all smokers know about the dangers of cigarette smoking and want to quit . He urged that smoking withdrawal clinics be established within medical care facilities. At this ti me there Is only one smoking cessation clinic In Western Arapahoe County . The Five-Day Plan operated by Porter's Ho s p i t a l provides a specific method for quitting smoking, and the size of the mo n thl y groups (75-100 persons) does not allow for Individual participation. While many adult smokers want to stop the habit, their teenage sons and daughters are starting to smoke at earlier ages and in greater nu mbers than ever before . This upward trend does not seem to be reversing e ve n thoug h cigarette advertising has been banned fr om television a nd rad io. Innovative ap proaches are needed to aid persons who want to stop or control their s mok ing , to change the be havi or patterns of teenagers a nd to ed uca te young c hild r e n . Statement of Objectives Tr i-County proposes to hlr a smo Ing and health coordinator for stern Arapaho County. Th following o Jectlv wil l be sought f or a s1110klng and h al th progr m: -To organize and adnilnlst r a SJ!IO Ing control Cl lnlc which offers experimental, lndlvlduallz d approaches to s Ing withdraw 1 or control. -To d velop workshops for el nt ry school t eachers which explore Innovative approach s t o smo Ing and health education. -To lnvolv th chlldr n of clinic participants In smoking and It a ctivities In an effort to r due their high risk o f be cOl'l l ng cigar tte 11110k rs. -To p rO"Ot ~Ing and a lt h actlvltl s ng a wld r ng of c •unity groups In W stern Arap ho County with t Int nt of e v ntually conducting s. king contro l clinics In th c . nl ty • • • -• 0 I• • THO M AS J. BURNS ArTOA,..EY AN OCOV"-~fl R A" l /ltW If' !-;.>O Coro• f"lt'" ~ N1t·C"'I 81 .. ., B-. thn; :\JJJ 61,n .. • B•""OI ., '''f'f1 E."~M!w OOd Col •100 110 • 'ml .. ,_3,~1:, September 18, 1974 Rev. Herbert R. Hosanna Minister for Christian Education United Church of Christ 222 Clayton Denver, CO 80206 Dear Herb: It is with great regret that I accep your letter of resignation as a commissioner of the ~nglewood Housing Authority. I know that your schedul ha b n v ry h avy and that you expressed a desire to re ign for ao time in order to allow someone to erve who had ore tirn • Howe er, I found your serv1c to th Authority to be ost v lu bl and conscientious and I am aur that I speak for all m mbers of h Authority in t lling you ha i has been the gr atea pleasur to work with you in th1a a rv1c l hope tha w will have h o cooperate in aom service or th I h you e b a of aucc aa in your wor Board a nd w1 th th~ Uni d Chu rch of t r rd , TJ y. "' - •. • • , - •'. • • • i Ro<'ky Mountm'n Con ference UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 222 Clayton I Dcnt"er, ColMado 80206 I ,!103-.!/3.'1-4283 Septeaber 10, 1974 Mr. Toa lurna Chairman, EQalewood Houaing Authority EQalawood, Colorado Dear Toa: It ia with rearet that I aubait my letter of reaisnaticm aa • • cCllllliaaicmer of th• Rouaina Authority effective illaledietely. The neceeaity of thie reeiJnation ia in part due to the increaaad work load that ha• been placed upon the Career Service loard that I chair at the pr .. ent tiae. I appreciated ••ry much the opportunity to be ln cm the lt'OUDd floor of the Authority and truat that aoae of the dre ... will become reelitiea in the not too dietant future. With beat wiabea. Education DI/ ... Gtnrg a. ( till /lrorll " • ,, 11 r JI, rl· ti u. ""II ,, Rirlrnnl K. Ridd .,, • • • , - • • 0 • -10- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: September 17, 1974 SUBJECT: Rights-of-Way Dedication for West Bates Avenue and South Zuni Street RECOMMENDATION : Jones moved : Jorgenson second d· The Planning Com.mission recommend to City Council that the following rights- of-way be dedicated to the City: 1. Right-of-way for South Zuni Street: Beginning at the Southwest Corner of the Northwest One- Quarter (NW 1/4) Northwest On -Quarter (NW 1 /4) Section 33, Town hip 4 South, Rang 6 Wet of the 6th P.M., 2. th nee North along the We t Lin of aid Section 33, 230.00 Fe t; Thence on an Angle to the Ri ht and East 89 °39' a Distance of 30.00 Feet ; Th nee on an Angle to the Righ t and South 90 °21', and Parallel to the et Line of Section 33 a Distance of 230.00 Feet to the South Lin of the NW 1/4 NW 1 /4 of Section 33; Til nee on an Angle to the Right and West 89 °39' and alon aid South Line 30.00 Fe t to th Point of Beginning. Said Tract contain 6900 Squar Feet. orth t On - U111&; Wnd l t ; Jon "; Jor o on; art1n nt h Th motion ca rri d. ubaitt d, Plannin ' - •. • • • 0 • -4- IV. RIGHTS-OF-WAY DEDICATION West Bates Avenue CASE #29-74 South Zuni Street Mr. Supinger noted that these two streets border the parcel of land for which a subdivision waiver was just approved ; as long as the City owned the property , there was no need to dedicate the rights-of-ways. Now, however, with the trading of the property to Mr. Haynie, it is felt that the ri g hts-of- way for both West Bates Avenue and South Zuni Street be guaranteed by dedication. Mr. Supinger stated that it is the suggestion of the staff that a reco111J11endation be made to City Council that the rights-of-way be dedicated f or street purposes . Jones moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Planning commission recommend to City Council that the followi n g rights- of way be dedicated to the City: 1 . Right-of-way For South Zuni Street: Beg i nning at the Southwest Corner of the Northwest One- 2. Quarter (NW 1/4) Morthwest One-Quarter (NW 1/4) Section 33, Township 4 South, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M . thence North along the West Line of said Section 33, 230 .00 Feet; ni.ence on an Angle to the Ri ght and East 89 °39' a Distance of 30.00 feet; 'nlence on an Angle to the Right and South 90 °21', and Parallel to the West Line of Section 33 a Distance of 230.00 Feet to the South Line of the NW 1 /4 1 /4 of S ction 33 ; Thence on an Angle to the Ri ght and t 89°39' and along said South Line 30.00 F et to th Point of Beginning. Said Tract contains 6900 Square Fe t. Jor n on ; AYES : ith ; Tan uma ; ~ad Non w i t ; Jon AY : ABSE Bro n ; Lent h Tb o t1 n arri d. • • - • • 0 I• • STAFF REPORT Page -1- RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS Case #29-74 Staff Report Re: Dedication of street rights-of-way for South Zuni Street and West Bates Avenue . Date to be Considered: September 17, 1974 Applicant: City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Property Owner: City of Engle~ood 3400 South Elati Str t Englewood, Colorado 80110 Location: Tb int rsection of South Zuni Street extended, and ~ t Bat Av nue extended. Zone Di I-1 , Li ht Indu trial. c r 1pt1on ot R qu at: . t 114 lDDiD • • , • STAFF REPORT Page -2- • 0 - RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS Case #29-74 1 . Right-of-way for South Zuni Street : Beginning at the Southwest Corner of the Northwest On e -Quarter (NW 1/4) Northwest One-Quarter (NW 1 /4) Section 33, Township 4 South, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M. thence North along the West Line of said Section 33, 230.00 Feet ; 1bence on an Angle to the Right and East 89 °39 ' a Distance of 30.00 Feet; 1bence on an Angle to the Right and South 90 °21', and Parallel to the West Line of Section 33 a Distance of 230.00 Feet to the South Line of the NW 1 /4 NW 1/4 of Section 33; Thence on an Angle to the Right and West 89°39' and along said South Line 30.00 Feet to the Point of Beginning. Said Tract contains 6900 Square Feet. 2. Right-of-way for West Bates Avenue: COllllencing at the Southwest Corner of the Northwest One-Quarter (NW 1/4) Northwest One-Quarter (NW 1/4) Sect i on 3 3 , Township 4 South,. Range 68 West of the 6th P.M. Thence Ea t along the South Line of NW 1 /4 NW 1/4 Section 33, 30 .00 Fe e t ; to the True Point o f Beginning ; Thence continuing East along s aid Course 178.00 Feet ; Thence on an Angle to the Le f t and North 89 °39' a Distance of 60.00 Feet ; Thence on an Angle to the Left and West 90 °21' a Distance of 178.00 Feet ; 1b nee on an Angl to the Left and South 89 °39' a Distanc e of 60.00 F t to the True Point of Beginning. Said Tract Contains 10,680.0 Square Feet. Th dedication o f this ri ht-of-way i• nee •sary for the followin r a on•: of t h SM A a Pl n. 1. To iaplea nt th ov r-all t ra f f i c ci r c u l at i on plan no rthw t a rea o f Eng l wood and that ar a of th Denv r hown i n th Mast r S tr t P lan and the Re i ona l Tra ffi 2. To provid r th City o! tb City Council at th 3. To a ur th publ c for public r1 ht-of-way and 1 1 oth r purp nd ill availabl or u d tor a n • • ....... • • STAFF REPORT Page -3- • 0 • RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS Case #29-74 The center of South Zuni Street extended, i• the boundary between the City of Englewood on the east and the City of Denver on the west. 'lbe west one-half of the street ~i thin the City of Denver, has not been dedicated from south of approximately West Yale Avenue to West Dartmouth Avenue, so only the eas t 30 feet is available for street purposes at this time. 'lbrough the area between Yale and Dartmouth, Zuni i not improv ed. 'lbe area to the west of South Zuni Street is zoned f or single-family residences . The east side of South Zuni Street , a nd both the north and south sides of West Bates Avenue, are zoned for light industrial use in the City of Englewood. West Bates Avenue is paved from South Zuni Street east. Background of Prev iol.E Action: Th is area was ,annexed to the Ci ty of Englewood by Ordinance o. 23 of 1957. The Ci ty purcha sed a pa rce l of land containing 1.098 acres aore or less in March of 1959, for a Fire Sta t i on to serve the newly annexed area . Ev n though th w st 30 feet and the south 60 feet of this parcel bas been u ed for stre t purposes, it has never been dedicated. West Bate Avenue was paved in Paving District No. 16 of 1966. 11 co rn d now to be reloca ted to a site on Dartaouth, and the City ha be nece sary to retain th entire be reta ined for the Ci ty r maind r of th parc el , with d dicat d for South Zuni transferr d to Mr . th Augu t 19, 1974 of taff that the Plan : tr 1 11 apl nt th part.a nt appro h d di t i on. • • , • STAFF REPORT Page -4- . • • • t• RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS Case #29-74 Department of Comaunity Developaent Analysis: The rights-of-way for these two streets are necessary and it is the opinion of the staff that the formal steps of dedication are desirable and necessary . ,,, - • . It • • - - / ' • • NORTH SCALE DE P/\R TM(NT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPM( T ' CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 9-12-74 i D 3d ~ .. • 320. 420. (9) 002 PROPOSED BATES-ZUNI STREET DEDICATION 17 208. 0 0 003 . ... .. 242 ·---------------- 0 \'V, BATES AVE. I "' ...... , f!ll • XI 148 1481 10 Y)' •••. 001 I I ~ 007 ~ ~ ...: ij ,..; :! .... :! ! • I • ...= DU> \ 9 i_ ., •z 1: 002 006 !e .... VISTA HTS.® :! 07 lNO ,L, . . i () 1! Oto !!? ...-: ! (/) (/) 7 ! I N N ~ "' • I ~ 6 I • • i "S • • • - • • '· • I l • SO ' • t-= I . I : • (' trti{i catr: of Sur~tl. O<il N TON 1 SAGPILLO JR . P.E 8 LS . 4 110 SOUTH tNCA STREET '::N':»LEWOOD, co·_oRADO 80 110 MW. COR. SEC. 33·4·'8 (MON.-YAL6 a ZUNI) u ' nt .IU: '<ICM) W. BATES AVE . I .. ____ ;:g_ ___ ~._.., .. S.WCORNWl/4 NW~ Ke.11·4·• CITOllE-eATEI a1&a1) 0 ~ PINS IET -NO.S REUR -CA .. ~0.ITAllP!O,l)&K.O. IC. rPR e lttOtf ,_ 'OUNO r " • c~t t O' o f .. 1,; wr ,. 1 no~ oee 1 mod• .WWS tne c901 e la o tr vt and correct plot of ttlot tur~Y mcrdt "'>\JU ""Y , , ,,,QI\ '"' ~ f • -"' .... ptoe>ert delOlbed OS SEE ATTACHMENT \ ·.• • • • • ·, • cnuN IL ACTION REQUEST LI UOR Al D 3.2 BEER 0 TLETS APP LICANT: Saint Louis Cathol i c Church 331 6 Sout h She rme n Street Englewood, Co lorado 80110 TYPE OF ACT 0 REQUF.STED: ,, Se t Public Hear ing da te for Special Event Liquor Licens e Sugges t ed Oat ovember 4 , 1974 Date of ev e nt-ov mber l O, 1974 POLICE AND FB REP S: N/A ! S ITY 0 'IL A'"TDNS D' .m EXCLUDING ANNUAL f' .. Er . ' : I ed thi nnu 11 '/A • • , - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. _'-'_,_, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING TI-IE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, LOGANDALE, CITY OF ENGLal{XD, OOLORAOO, cnJNTY OF ARAPAJ-l'.)E, AND RETAINING A 16 Foor UTILITY EASFMEITT. WHEREAS, there presently exists an alley in Block 9, Logandale, Arapahoe Crunty, Colorado; and \llHEREAS, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no carmon boundary with any other political subdivision; and alley. ltiEREAS, the~e is no ~blic reason for retaining the 0, TI-IERERllE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TI-IE CITY <n.JNCIL OF TI-IE CITY OF ENGLB«XID, OOUJWX>, as follows: Section 1. That the following described lle located within the City of Englewood, Ar pahoe County, Color do, be and the same is hereby vacated: Section 2. Xi r n th PUbli pt r, 1974. Block 9, Logandale, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, Colorado ln full on fir t re r, 19"4. as ill for on t Sth -1- of • • , • • • 0 • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer Series of 1974, I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and C0111plete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer •. • • , • • 0 ,, • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. _:!_}____, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING TI-IE ALLEY IN 81.0CK 9, LOGANllALE, CI1Y OF mJLEl«XlD, COLORAOO, CXlJNl'Y OF ARAP.AIDE, AND RETAINING A 16 FOOf l1fILI1Y FAS™FNf. WHEREAS, there presently exists an alley in Block 9 , Logandale, Arapahoe Crunty, Colorado; and \lliEREAS, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no c0111110n b0W1dary with any other political subdivision; and \lliEREAS, the~e is no p.lblic reason for retaining the alley. !OJ, llfERERJU;, BE IT ORDAINED BY TI-IE CI1Y CUJNCIL OF TI-IE CI1Y OF ENGLaKXID, CO~, as follows: Section 1. That the following described alley located within the City of Englewood , Arapahoe Colmty, Colorado, be and the same is hereby vacated: tion 2. Block 9, Logandal e, City of Englewood, Crunty of Arapahoe, Colorado That a 16 foot utility e t be retained for th l ti.Jli s r line and for y future utilitie that y ~ r i tlwereon. pt li r, 1974. , read in full and pa ed on first read in& p ember, 1974. B 11 for an Ord on t Sth. day of • • f ....... 4111111111111 • • • Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. ~~~• Series of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and COllplete copy Of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance Mo. ~~~' Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -·- • • • , • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ---' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING IBE ALLEY IN BLOCK 9, LCXiAND.A.LE, CI1Y OF INiLEN:XD, 001..0RAOO, cnJNIY OF ARAPAtDE, AND RETAINING A 16 FOOI' lTI'ILI1Y EASIMENT. ~. there presently exists an alley in Block 9, Logandale, Arapahoe County, Colorado; and tfiEREAS, the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no ccmoon boundary with any other political subdivision; and alley. WiEREAS, there is no public reason for retaining the tOi', nfERE~, BE IT CJIDAINED BY ntE CI1Y cnJNCIL OF rnE CI1Y OF ENGLEl«XX>, 001..CRAOO, as follows: Section 1. That the following described alley located within the City of P.nglewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and the s1111e is hereby vacated : Block 9, Logandale, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, Colorado Section 2. That a 16 foot utility ement retained for th xi ting s r line and for any future util tie that y be r ired thereon . Introdlced, r in full and pa ed on fir t reading on the lrd day of Septent>er, 1974. Publ ished as a Bill for r, 1974. -1- Ordinan on the 5th day of • • - • e 3 1 .. :t• • 0 • Q 0 ... . nsu. COLORADO ~ PDSONNEL. icti• with mas-1 •• !llt • • • • 0 - Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer , Series of 1974, I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, ~. SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BE'l'VEEN THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA, COLORADO ARD THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO FOR THE LOAN OF LAW ENlORC!KENT PERSONNEL. WHEREAS, the City of Monte Vista is desirous of contracting with the City of Englewood for police personnel who not only meet the minimal standards under CRS 124-23-1 through 124-23-6, but who are trained, experienced, and knowledgeable in relations, general law enforcement functions, and police service; and WHEREAS, such c ontra cts are authorized and provided for under CRS 88-2-1 through 88-2-4, 1963,aa a.ended, and the provision that law enforcement officers may be assigned to provide services to other jurisdictions as set forth under CRS 99-2-4 through 99-2-11, 1963, as amended. NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T ORDAINED BY 'ntE CITY COUWCIL OP 'ntB CITY or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, .. follows: Section 1. The City of En l ewood, Colorado, hereby approves and enters into an Agreement with th City of Monte Vista, Colorado according to the provisions of that certain written inatnment captioned "Agre-nt - Loan of Law Enforc ement Pe rsonne l", which is attach d hereto, c onaiating of four (4 ) typewr itt e n pa ea a nd is inc orporated herein by thi s refer ence. S c ion 2. hia t c l • od , Colorado h r by Colorado to aubacrib th City Coun 11 and Pinanca, x officio lntroduc , r d in full and paa aed on f irat r d in on t 16th day or s pt b r, 197 -1- •, • • ....... • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of Septeaber, 19 74. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Pub lished by title as Ordinance No, ~• Series of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 1974. MAYOR ATl'EST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I , Karl Nollenberger, do hereby c ertify that the above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, paaaed on final reading and publiahed by title •• Ordinance No. ~~~~-• Series of 1974. ex officio ~ity Clerk-Traaaurer -2- • • • , • • " - 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, ~' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINAMCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA, COLORADO AJilD THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO FOR THE LOAN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL. WHEREAS, the City of Monte Vista is desiroua of contracting with the City of Englewood for police personnel vho not only meet the ainimal standards under CRS 124-23-1 through 124-23-6, but who are trained, experienced, and knowledgeable in relations, general law enforcement functions, and police aervice; and WHEREAS, such contracts are authorized and provided for under CRS 88-2-1 through 88-2-4, 1963,as a.ended, and the provision that law enforcement officers aay be assigned to provide services to other jurisdictions as aet forth under CRS 99-2-4 through 99-2-11, 1963, as amended . NOW, THEUFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUleCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa follows: Section 1. The City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby approves and enters into an Agreement with the City of Monte Vista, Colorado according to the provisions of that certain written inst~t captioned "Agre-.it - Loan of Lav Enforc-nt Peraonnel", whi ch is attached hereto, consisting of four (4) typewritten pages and is incorporated herein by this r fer nee. S ction 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado h reby authoriz s th yor of the City of ln levood, Colorado to subacribe hia n to aaid A re nt on and in behalf of the City Council and th City of En 1 od, Colorado and th Dir ctor o! Pinanc , aa of!icio Cit Cl rk-Tr aurer atteat th a Introduced, r d in full and pasaed on Cirat r din on th 16th day of S pteaber, 1974. -1- • • • ,. - 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, _;_____, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BE'IVEEM THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA, COLORADO AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO FOR THE LOAN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL. WHEREAS, the City of Monte Vista ia desirous of contracting with the City of Englewood for police personnel who not only meet the minimal standards under CRS 124-23-1 through 124-23-6, but vbo are trained, experienced, and knowledgeable in relations, general law enforcement functions, and police service; and WHEREAS, such contracts are authorized and provided for under CRS 88-2-1 through 88-2-4, 1963,as amended, and the provision that law enforcement officer• may be assigned to provide services to other jurisdictions as set forth under CRS 99-2-4 through 99-2-11, 1963, as amended. N~, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY 'nlE CITY COU1'CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa follows: Section 1. The City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby approves and enters into an Agreement with the City of Monte Vlata, Colorado according to the provisions of that certain written inatnment captioned "Aare-.it - Loan of Law Enforcement Personnel", which ia attached hereto, consisting of four (4) typewritten pa ea and ia incorporated herein by this r fer nc • Section 2. 11 of th City of Englewood, Colorado hereby th Ci ty of n lewood, Colorado to aubacrib nt on and. in b half of th City Council and , Colorado and th Director o Pinaoca, ax officio att at th aaae. Introduced, r d in full and passed on first r adi on t 16th day of S pt b r, 197 -1- •. • • • • • M • ' <. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of September, 19 74. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Pub lished by title as Ordinance Ko. ~~-• Series of 1974 1 on the 10th day of October, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenb rger, do h r y c r ify tlult th abov and for oing ia a tru , accurate and coaplete cop ot t Ordinance, paaa d on final reading and pu liahed b title aa Ordinance ~~~~~· S riea of 1974. ex officio l:ity Cler -Treaaurer -2- ,~ • . • • -• 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO, ~' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BE'NEEN THE CITY OF MONTE VISTA, COLORADO AND 'nlE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO FOR 'nlE LOAN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PEllSONNEL. WHEREAS, th City of Monte Vista is desirous of contracting with the City of Englewood for police personnel who not only meet the minimal standards under CRS 124-23-1 through 124-23-6, but who are trained, experienced, and knowledgeable in relations, general law enforcement functions, and police aervice; and WHEREAS, auch contract• are authorized and provided for under CRS 88-2-1 through 88-2-4, 1963,as ..ended, and the provision that law enforcement off icera may b assign d to provide services to other juriadictiona aa set forth under CRS 99-2-4 through 99-2-11, 1963, aa a•nd d. NOW, ntEUFOllE, BE IT ORDAINED BY 'nlE CITY COU1'CIL OF 'nlE ClTY OF EMGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa follows: Section l. The City of En 1 wood, Colorado, hereby approves and enters into an Agreement with th City of Moote Vista, Colorado according to the provi1iona of that certain written in1tnment captioned "Agre nt - Loan of Lav Enforc -nt P r1onnel", which i1 attach d hereto, conaiatin of four (4) typewritten pa ea and i1 incot1>0rated herein by this refer nee . S ction 2. Th th City of Engl od, Colorado her b City of n l wood, Colorado to aubacrib nt on and in b half of th City Council and , Color do nd th Dir ctor of Pinancs, x officio at th a Introduced, r d in full and paa on firat read n t 1 th day of S pt r, 197 •. • • ...... • • • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordlnance on the 19th day of Septeaber, 1974, ' Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as OTdlnance No, ~~-• Series of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 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 the OTdinance, passed on final reading and published by title aa OTdinance No. ~~~~-' Series of 1974. ex officio ~ity Clerk-Treaaurer -2- . . • • - • • • • • • T o !l.o INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDI NAN CE APPROVI~G AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER, ACT! G BY AND THROUGH ITS BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, RELATING TO DATA PROCESSING OF WATER USAGE SERVICE. WHEREAS, th Board routinely meters and records th water usag of it customers in areas where Englewood provides sewage treatment servi·e; and WHEREAS, Englewo~d d sires to establish a system of charges for sewag treatm nt service based on winte r water consumption data. OW, TilEREFORE, rlE IT ORDAINED BY THE CHY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, a follows: Section 1. That th City of Englewood, Colorado, sh 11 enter into cmen with the City and County of Denv r, acting by and through rd of Wa er Connni sioner , according to th provision of rtain written instru111 nt caption d "Data Proceaain Service Ayre nt", wh ich L d h reto, consi tin of three (3) typ - writ• n p ies nd I incorpor d by r ference h rein. Said nt 1>rovlJ d wil 1 adopt th~ Soard' a sys 111 of account 1 rvice ar fr which Board wat r uaag b n d d • -1- • . • • , - • • Section 2. • • t• • (, (4) The Board shall provide Englewood at least ninety (90 ) da ys notice before implementing changes to its billing system. (5) The Bo ard shal l e c ompensated for said service by a fee to b calculated annually which shall be based on the then cur ren t and acce pted rates per hour for the personnel and equipm nt requ tred to perform the service. \')The term of id Agr ement shall be indefinite, Either party may cancel by givi ng t c the other party six (6) months noti c e of such inten tion. Th City Council of the City of Engl ewood, Colorado h reb · authorizes the Hayot of the Cit y of Engl ewoo d, Colorado to subacrib hi n m to aid Agr nt on nd in behalf of the City C uncil and th City of En 1 wood, Colorado and the Director of Fin nc , ex officio City Cl rk-Treaaurer attest the a Introduc d, read in full and passed on first r ading on th 16 t h d ot Septemb r, 1974. Pu liah d as a Bill for an Ordinance on th 19th day of pt b r, 1974 <>f <k tob nd paaa d on f inah readina on the 7th day fu liah d by titl •• rdinance o tt. 10th day ot October, 1 74, MAYO _ .. _ • ~· S riea of 1974, . ' •. • • , ......... ......... • • • ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Tr c~surer I , Karl Nollenherger, do hereby c ertify that the above and foreoing is a true, accurate and com lc t e copy of the Ordinance, pas sed on final reading nd publish ~ by titl e as Ordinance No . ~~~• Serie of 1974. ex of f io Ci ty Clerk-Treasurer . . • . • • ...... • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~. SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER, ACTING BY AND THROUGH ITS BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, RELATING TO DATA PROCESSING OF WATER USAGE SERVICE. 'WHEREAS, the Board routinely meters and records the water usage of its customers in areas where Englewood provides sewage treatment service; and WHEREAS, Englewood desires to establish a system of charges for sewage treatment service based on winter water consumption data. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE C}TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.ADO, as follows: Section 1. That the City of Englewood, Colorado, shall enter into an Agr ement with the City and County of Denver, acting by and through ita Board of Water Commissioners, according to the proviaiona of that c rtain written instrument c ptioned "Data Proceaaing Service Agre ent", whi ch is attached hereto, consisting of three (3) typ - written pag s and is hereby incorporated by reference her in. Said in1tru nt provides: (1) En 1 wood will adopt th Board'• ayatem of account numbering in th aervice ar a from which Board water uaa information will b n ed d. (2) Englewood will provid to the Board information r quir d to id ntify th common cu1 to er population and will update thil information by providing annually, on or before rch 1, a lt1tin ind/or card out deck rep- all nev 1 w r cu1t r1 id nt1C1 d in th during the previous tw lv (12) month1. rd will provide nnually to th City oC printout nd aaaociat d punch cards for ach ra. -1- • • , ...... • • • Section 2. • • • (4) The Board shall provide Englewood at least ninety (90) days notice before illplementing changes to its billing system. (5) The Board shall be c011penaated for said service by a fee to be calculated annually which shall be baaed on the then current and accepted rates per hour for the personnel and equip11ent required to perfol'11 the service. ( ) The term of said Agreement shall be indefinite, Either party may cancel by giving to the other party six (6) 110ntba notice of such intention. Tb City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado to subscribe bis nam to said Agreement 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 s .... Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on th 16 th day of Septeaber, 1974. Publis h d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of September, 1974 . lead by title and passed on f inaL readina on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No, ~• Series of 1974, on the 10th day of October, 1974. KAYO -2- • . • • • • • - ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, ""'' NOllon>e,ge,, do he<eby ••<<ify <ho< <he •bovo and fo<ootng i• • ''"'• '''"'•<• •nd '""Pl•<• oopy of <he °'''""''• ...... on f<oal , ••• , .............. by ''''• .......... , ... . ------· Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • • • • • - ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foreoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance Mo. ~~~• Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • • , • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 4J. SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, TITLE II, OF THE 1969 E .M.C. RELATING TO THE ENGLEWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT; AND DEC LARING AN EMERGENCY . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADo, as follows: Section 1. Section 1, Chapter 2 of Title II of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby ended to read as follows: h r by ENGLEWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT; RECOGNITION, QUALIFICATIO , MEMBERSHIP There is hereby rec ognized th En lewood Vol- unteer Fire D partrent, a Colo r ado not-for-profit corporation, aa an auxiliary firefighting force, th mellbership of which 1118Y b call d to duty during da - light or nighttim hour in th event of fires or wh n their assistanc is otherwis needed, subject to sue~ additional qualificationa or limitations which lll8Y be imposed by the by-laws of such co rporation. Th membership ther of shall consist of persona ei hteen (18) year of s e or older who shall otherwiae qualify. r 2 of Title II o th 196 aa follov : .K.C. la -1- nt •hall r th r o Volunt r rvtc in a of any diaability • • , • • 0 • or length of service ret i rement b e nefits provided t o members of such department; and provided further that the City Council may make payments to, or on behalf of, the Englewood Volunteer Fire Departmen t in reasonable amounts determined and budgeted for that purpose, such payments t o be used for equipment, the tra ining of fire - fighters and other general expenses of the Englewood Volunteer Fire Department, Section 3. Section 3, Chapter 2 of Title II of the 1969 E.M.C. fs her eby amended to read as follows: 2-2-3 OFFICERS; ELE CT ION AND TERMS The officers of the Vo lunt er Fire Dep artment s hall co nsist of such officers as shall b provid d b its by-laws fnd s hall be elected fro non-probationary membership of th Vol unteer Fire Depart ent. S ction 4. S ction 4, Chapt r 2 of Titl II of th 1969 E.H.C. i h rebv m nded to r ad as follows: !:!..:!. FUTURE MEMBERSHIP; LIMITATIONS r cruit, appoint of t c ti n rrop r v, h d 11lia Ordin n ahall t k ef f t 1 foll tn Ctn 1 publication. di t ly upon pa a e -2- • • ' • • • • 0 • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 16th day of September, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of September, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer Series of 1974, I, Karl Noll nberger, do hereby certify that the above and for goin is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and publish d by title as Ordinance No . ~~~· Series of 1974. x offic io City Cl rk-Trea1urer -3- •. • • , • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL CY COUNCI LMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, TITI.E XV OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY REVISING THE SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHAIGES FOR SANITARY SEWAGE SE RVICE AND ESTABLISHING A FORMULA FOR RECOVERY OP COSTS FRC.C MAJOR INDUSTRIAL USERS. WHEREAS, the Englewood Water and Sever Board at it• r gular meeting of August 20, 1972, recoa.ended to City Council as follows: ;and "That the City Council accept and appro.e the proposed revised sewer ordinance to reflect new rates; revised •urcbarge for.ut. for extra-strength sewage; and industrial co•t recovery formula; and to cause the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood to be revi•ed to r fleet this chan " WH!REAS, the City Council having reYieved .. id rec011mendationa find• and conclude• that th aame are fair and equitable and appro 1 ••id rec09llendation•. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OllDAilf!D It 1111 CITT COO.Cit OP TH CITY OF GLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa foll0¥9: ct1on That S ction 1, Chapter 4 (Definitions) of Title XV i• r nd d by adding th reto th f ollovtng 11e&Dioa of ten. , to-vit: Cnl •• h cont xt ap cifically indtcat • ot nrt .. , t ni r te u ed tn hi• tar •ball b a• followa: • • f • • • • RESIDE NTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS All persons located within or without the City using the sewa ge system of the City for the purposes of dis- posing of sewage from a building used for living quarters. or for conducting a business operation that produces or generates a s ewa e waste tha t is not above normal strength. MAJOR INDU STRIAL USER Any person who produces or generates any one of the following: Section 2. (a) Hore than 50,000 gallons of sewage per day (b) Sewage which compriaea 5% of the total aevage plant flow (c) Sewage waste containing incompatible pollutants; or those major industrial uaers as defined by the Standard Induatrial Claaaificatioo Manual (SIC) 1972 edition, aa it aay be 88ellded fro tiJDe to tiae . That Section 9. Chapter 4. Title XV of the 1969 E.H.C. is h reby nded t o read as follows: 15-4-9 RATES AND CHARGES FO USE OF S~ (a) Th r ia her by levi d and charged on each lot, parcel of land , and preaiaea s rved by or having s r con- n ctioo with th aanitary s er of th Cit of En 1 od, or oth rwise discha r in aanitary aevag , industrial vas tea or o th r liquids either directly or indir c tly into th City sanitary • r system. an annual s rvice char e which shall b c oaputed and payabl aa follows : (l) -2- • . • • , • • 0 • '· ' Percent of Metered Water In•ide CitT Outside City Residential and Co111111ercial Cu•tomers 100% Industrial Waste Customers 110% (2) Schools operating on a nine 110nth •cbool year, ahall be billed 76% of the charges which vou14 nor.ally accrue for similar usage by a residential customer. (3) Where metered water uaage infotwiation ia not available, sewa ge treatment charges ahall be computed and will be payable as follows: (A) Each single-faaily unit of clwellinl (B) Each multiple dwelling unit (C) Other Casea: Based on lleaaonable Estimates of Projected Flow $15.00 $12.00 (b) The above rates and charge• for inside City ltaita shall be billed in quarter-annual inatall11enta ln advance. Rates and charges for aevtr-only account• outside City, 111ay, at the diacretion of the Utllitlea Director, b billed annually where this would not conflict with specific proviaions of a connector'• greeaent. All bills shall become due and payable upon receipt of the bill and •ball become delinquent thirty (30) days after date of bill. (c) thing in thia section shall be conatrued to prevent any sp cial agree nt •• hereinabove provided betv en th City of ngl wood and other peraons, cities, towns and in orpora ted aever district• and sanitation diatricts and agencies th reof aerved by the City S c tion l . s w r ayat Each auch special aareement and charaea establi1h d th r fo r e shall not becOlle affectlv until ratified by r solution duly paa•ed by tbe City Council. That uba ction ( )( ) of S ct ion 10, Chapter 4, Titl XV of the 1969 !.H.C . is her y a nd d to read ea follows: 110% 120% • • - • • • • • (e) If any waters or wastes are diacharged, or are pro- posed to be discharged, to the public •ewers, which waters contain the substances or poaaeaa tbe character- istics enumerated in Subsection (d)4 aba.e, and which in ~he judgment of the Director .. y have a deleterioua effect upon the sewage works, processes, equiP119nt or receiving waters, or which otherwise ~reate a hazard to life or constitute a public nuiaance, the Director -y: 1. Reject the wastes. 2. Require pretreatment to an acceptable condition for discharge to the public severs. 3. Require control over the quantities aad rates of discharge, and/or by previous coordination. 4. Require payaent to cover the added c09t of handling and treat*ng the -•tea conai4ered aa "Industrial Wastes ", by imposing the following formula: SC • Qll, X 8.34 UC0 (AOD) + UC 8 (~S -300) .SC • surcharge in dollars and cents per llDDtb QM • vol1111e of sewage in •illion gallona per year diacharged to the public sever 8.34 • conversion factor; one gallon of -ter to pound•. UC0 • unit charge for ADD (addltiOIUal a.,... d ..... ) in dollars per pound unit charg fo r BOD: unit chara for COD: $.0133 .0107 ADO • a.dditional oxraen d--4, ••terabaed 4lCCOrdiat to th followin formula: (1) if COD ia r !i's than or aqu.al to 3.0 th n 0 -(COO -500) -4- ,. - • . • • , • • 0 • (ii) if COD is less than 3 ,0 then AOD • (BODS -200) BODS (iii) if COD is less than 3.0, and BOD S ia less BODS than 200 mg /l , but COD is greater than SOO /mg/I, t hen AOD • {COD -SOO) COD • chemical oxygen demand strength index in ailligr ... per litre {SOO milligr8.Jlls per litre or over. BODS • five day biocheadcal oxygen demand strength index in milligrams per litre (200 milligr ... per litre or over ). UCs • unit charge for SS in dollars per pound. SS • suspended solids strength index in llilligraaa per litre (300 milligra11S per litre or over). Unit charge for SS: $.0324 200 • normal BOD s strength in milligr81118 per litre. 300 • noI'lllal SS strength in milligrams per litre. SOO • nol'1Dal COD str ngth in milligrcms per litre. The application of the above formula provides for a surcharg for BOD, COD and for SS. If the strength index of BOD , COD or SS is l ss than th base nuab r that is bein subt r acted from it, th n there shall be no surcharae for that particular at gory, nor shall there be a er dit given t o the to al surchar S c ion 4. Th t Chap er 4, d by addin a n w itl XV of th 1969 !.H.C. is hereby tion 11, to r d as foll 15 · -11 J, UST IAL COST COVERl • • , - • • • • • • where S • "U s er 's Sha r e " o f t o tal gr ant to be repaid annually. VU • U e r 's annual volume of d ischarge {II:) MGY • Treat ent Wo rks Ca pacity (ail gal/year) G • To tal Gr an t Amo un t P • Coat recovery period (noTI1ally 30 yeare) LF • Loa d Factor (Total Annual Treatlleot Charge) To t a l Annual Charge for Volume Only (b) Billing for c harge s due under thie Section •hall be a nnually or a lesser period of time, and said billi.ng shall comence within one year after said s ewage treatment plant te operational . Any such billings , dispositi on o r a llocation of reTenues co l lected shall be in accordance with the t hen current Federal directive . S c tion S. Tha t the existing Sec t ions of Chap t e r 4, Title IV of the 19 6 9 E.H.C . r e hereb renu bered ss fol love : 15-4-1 2 1 5-4-13 15-4-14 15 -4 -15 15--16 I -4 -17 1 -1 lS-4-19 15-4-20 DAMAGtNC , TAMPERING VIft SIVD PIOllIIIT!D AUTH TT OP TH! DIUCTOI OP OTILITI!S, AUTHO RI Z PMPLOT!:!S RUL S Al REGULATI S SEWAGE RAT S Al TO LATJ TO PAY !XTIAT!UITOIUL LL CTED AS Till LI • • , - • • • • 15-4-21 SEVERA.BlLITY 15-4-22 ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT REPW.!D Section 6. The amendm .ents hereinabove aet forth •ball becOlle effective coanencing at 12:01 A.M., M.S.T., January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and paeaed on fir•t readtag on the 7th day of October, 1974. Published as a Bill for a Ordinance on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, larl Nollenberger, clo hereby certify that tba ~· and fore oing i• a tru , accurate IUSd complete copy of a 1111 for an Ordinance, introduc d, read in full, and paeeed on firat r ding on the 7th day of October, 1974. x officio City Clerk-Treaeorer -7- • . • • I - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNC ILMAN ~~-~~L~L::--""c>~$~r-i~~~~~~~~~ A BI LL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING STRE ET RIGHT-OF -WAY DEDICATIOICS IN BLOCKS 15 AND 16, EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISIOM AND BLOCIC 1, SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX, ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COON'l't, COLOltADO. WHEREAS, certain property ovnera in Block 15 and 16, Evan• Park Eatatea Subdiviaion and Block 1, Southlavn Gardena Annex, all in Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, have previoualy deeded to the City of Englewood thirty (JO) feet of their land for street right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Council find• and deterainea that a full aixty (60) foot right-of-way ia not neceaaary to provide accesa to tboae propertiea in the aingle-faaily reaidential area and that there ia, therefore, no public purpose in retaining a full sixty (60) foot right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning Colaiaaion of the City of Englewood baa heretofore recommended that a certain portion of •aid dedication be vacated back to the ownera; and WHEREAS, said right-of-way dedicationa lie entirely within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, and do not con- stitute a boundary line between the City of lngl-4 and any County or other municipality. MOW, TKEl.EFO , BE IT Ol.DAill!D IT TU CI1T COUMCIL OP TU CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, aa follova: Sec tion l. That t h fo llovi n deac ribed right-of-way dedlcationa, located within th City of En l evood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, b a nd the aa .. a r h r e by vacat d, to-wit : -1- • • ' • • • • -• • I• • Legal Address To Be Vacated SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX (Continued) Lot 9 N 5' of s 30' Lot 11 "" " " II Lot 12 "" " II " Lot 1 7 "" II " Lot 23 s 5' of N 30' Lots 27-28 It " II II II Lot 36 ,. ti II II Lots 37-38 "" II " II Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on th 7t h day of October , 1974. Published a s a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10th day o f Oc tober , 197 4. ATTEST : ex officio Cit Cl or Ord n OD th l, in it rl Mayor b c ert i that t abov and 1 te co p of a Bil l f or a n nd pa e ed on !ire r din x offi io Ci ur r • • ' - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL'fAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS IN BLOCKS 15 AND 16, EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISION AND BLOCK 1, SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX, ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, certain property owners in Block 15 and 16, Evans Park Estates Subdivision and Block l, Southlavn Gardena Annex, all in Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, have previously deeded to the City of Englewood thirty (30) feet of their land for street right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Council finds and deter.Ines that a full sixty (60) foot right-of-way is not necessary to provide access to those properties in the single-faally residential area and that there ls, therefore, no public purpose in retaining a full siity (60) foot right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning CoaaiHion of the City of En levood has heretofore recomiiended that a certain portion of said dedication be vacated back to the owners; and WREREAS, said right-of-way dedications lie entirely within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, and do not con- stitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood and any County or other aunicipality. ow. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAUIED BT TH! CITT COU!ICIL or T1'! CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: S ction 1. Tbat th fo ll in d scribed ri bt-of ay dedications, located within the City of En l evood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and th ss ar h r by vs at d, to it : -1- • • • 0 I• • Legal Address To Be Vacated EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISION Block 15 Lot 3 N 5' of s 30' Lot 4 " " " " Lot 5 "tt " " " Lot 6 ti ti " " Lot 7 "ti Lot 9 "" " Lot 10 II tt " " " Lot 13 s 5' of N 30' Lot 14 " " Lot 16 " " Lota 17-18 "tt Block 16 Lot 1 N 4' of s 30' Lot 2 "" " " Lot 3 "" " " " Lot 4 " " " " Lot 5 " " " " " Lot 6 "It " " Lot 7 u " " " " Lota 8-9 '· ft " " " Lot 10 " .. " " Lot 11 s 4' of N 30' Lota 12-17 It" " " Lot 18 .... " " Lota 19-20 " " " SOUtl!LAl.'N CARD Block l • Lo t l S' of O' Lot 2 .... " " Lot 3 " " " Lot tt .. " " Lota s-.... " " " • • • -2- • - • • • • Legal Address SOUTHIJ.WN GARDENS ANNEX (Continued) Lot 9 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 17 Lot 23 Lota 27-28 Lot 36 Lota 37-38 To N " " " s " " " Be Vacated 5' of s 30' " " " " " " " " " " " " 5' of N 30' " " " " " " " " " " " " Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Publiahed aa a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ax officio City Clerk-Treaaurar I, ltarl ollanbarger, do hereby certify that the above and fora oin la a true, accurat and coaplata copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paaaed on firat raadi.D& on th 7th day of October, 1974. ax officio City Clark-Tr aaurar •. • • - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS IN BLOCKS 15 AND 16, EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISION AND BLOCK 1, SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX, ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUN'l't, COLORADO, WHEREAS, certain property owners in Block 15 and 16, Evans Park Estates Subdivision and Block 1, Southlavn Gardens Annex, all in Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, have previously deeded to the City of Englewood thirty (30) feet of their land for street right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Council finda and deterainea that a full sixty (60) foot right-of-way is not neceaaary to provide access to those properties in the single-faaily reaidential area and that there is, therefore, no public purpose in retaining s full sixty (60) foot right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning eo..taaioo of the City of Englewood has heretofore rec0111ended that a certain portion of aaid dedication be vacated back to the OVllera; and WHEREAS, said right-of-way dedication• lie entirely within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, and do not con- stitute a boundary line between the City of Englewood and any County or other municipality. NOW, TiiEllEPORE, BE IT OltDAill!:D IT '1'11! CITY COlJMCIL OP TB! CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as foll0¥9: S ction l. That th following deacrib d right-of-way dadicattona, locat d within the City of Engl od, Arapahoe County, Colorado, b and the a sr her by vacat d, to-wit: -l- • • • • - 0 I• • Legal Address To Be Vacated EVANS PARK ESTATES SUBDIVISIO.' Block 15 Lot 3 N 5' of s 30' Lot 4 Lot 5 " " Lot 6 " " " " Lot 7 " " " Lot 9 " Lot 10 tt 11 Lot 13 s 5' of N 30' Lot 14 " " " Lot 16 tf H " " " Lots 17-18 "tt Block 16 Lot 1 N 4' of s 30' Lot 2 "" " Lot 3 u ti Lo 4 .. " Lot 5 Lot 6 If II " " Lot 7 " .. Lots 8-9 \t tt " Lot 10 tt .. Lot 11 ' of 30' Lota 12 -17 .. " " Lot 1 "" " .. .. Lot 19 -20 " .. , . .. " k Lo t 1 f t 'I .. " " Lo t 3 .. " .. " Lot 4 .. .. .. I t i 5-.. " .. .. .. • • -2- • • • 0 I • • Legal Addresa To Be Vacated SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX (Continued) Lot 9 N S' of s 30' Lot 11 " .. " " " Lot 12 "" " " " Lot 17 " " " " " Lot 23 s 5' of N 30' Lota 27-28 "" " " " Lot 36 "" " " " Lota 37-38 "" " " " Introduced, read in full and paaaed oo firat reading on the 7th day of October, 1974. Publiahed aa a Bill for an Ordinauce oo the 10th day of October, 1974. Mayor A'lT!ST: ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer I, larl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foragoing ia a true, accurate and COllplate copy of a 1111 for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paaaed on Urat readia& on the 7th day of October, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaeurer -3- •. • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ------' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XIV AND XX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE POUNDSTONE AMENDMENT, CONCERNING THE ANNEXATION OF PROPERTY BY A COUNTY OR CITY AND COUNTY, AND PROHIBITING THE STRIKING OFF OF ANY TERRITORY FROM A COUNTY WITHOUT FIRST SUBMITIING THE QUESTION TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AND WITHOUT AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF THE MAJORITY OF THOSE ELECTORS. WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes the need for leg- islation mending Article XIV and XX of the Constitution of the State of Colorado, concerning the annexation of property by a County or City and County and the striking off of territory from a County . OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the City Council of the City of Engl wood, Colorado, supports the proposed Constitutiona l Amendment to Articles XIV and XX of th Constitution of the State of Color do , known as the Poundston Am ndm nt. AD PTED AND APPROVED this 7th day o f October, 1974. MAYOR, ATTEST : x o f ficio Ci t y Clerk-Tr a1ur r o f do h r c r ti fy that th a ov e l a t e copy o f th o ft t o City Cl rk -Tr a1ur r " - • • , • • • • RESOLUTION NO. ------' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION SUP POR TING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XIV AND XX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE POUNDSTONE AMENDMENT, CONCERNING THE ANNEXATION OF PROPERTY BY A COUNTY OR CITY AND COUNTY, AND PROHIBITING THE STRIKING OFF OF ANY TERRITORY FROM A COUNTY WITHOUT FIRST SUBMITTING THE QUESTION TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AND WITHOUT AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF THE MAJORITY OF THOSE ELECTORS. WHEREAS, the City Council rec o gnizes the need for leg- islation amending Artic le XIV and XX of the Constitution of the State of Colorado, conc erni ng thP annexation of property by a County or City and County and the striking off of territory from a County . NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESOLVED THAT, t he City Counc il of the City of En g l wood , Co lorado, s up po rts th pro posed Const itutiona l Amendment t o Artie ! s XI V a nd XX of the Constitutio n of th State of Colorado , known s t he Po und s ton Amendment . ADOPTED AND AP PRO VED this 7 th d ay of October, 19 74. ATTEST: ex of tcio Ci t y Cl rk-Trea1ur r I, Karl ollenb r r, the Cit oC ngl , Colorado, and for otna ta a tru Re elution ·---· MAYOR, icio City Clerk-Tr aaur r of y C rtify th t th a OV 1 te copy of h r • . • • - • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ------t SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION SUPP ORTING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XIV AND XX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE POUNDSTONE AMENDMENT, CONCERNING THE ANNEXATION OF PROPER TY BY A COUNTY OR CITY AND COUNTY, AND PROHIBITING THE STRIKING OFF OF ANY TERRITORY FROM A COUNTY WITHOUT FIRST SUBMITTING THE QUESTION TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AND WITHOUT AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF THE MAJORITY OF THOSE ELECTORS. WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes the need for leg- islation amending Article XIV and XX of the Constitution of the State of Colorado, concerning the annexation of property by a County or City and County and the striking off of territory from a County . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the City Council of the City o f Eng lewood , Co lorado, s upports th proposed Constitutiona l Amend me nt t o Arti c les XI V and XX of th Constitution of the State o f Colorado , knovn as t h Pound a ton Amendm nt . ADOPTED AND AP PROVED this 7th day of October, 1974 . ATTE T: ex of 1 io Cit Cl rk-Tr aaurer Cft 11 or olu 1 n , accu r a t ri • of MAYOR, 1cio Ci y Cl rk-Tr aaur r of y c rt i fv that th abov p l te copv of th ~ o fJcto City Cl r k-Tr aaur r • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ______ , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XIV AND XX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE POUNDSTONE AMENDMENT, CONCERNING THE ANNEXATION OF PROPE RTY BY A COUNTY OR CITY AND COUNTY, AND PROHIBITING THE STRIKING OFF OF ANY TERRITORY FROM A COUNTY WITHOUT FIRST SUBMITTING THE QUESTION TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY AND WITHOUT AN AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF THE MAJORITY OF THOSE ELECTORS. WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes the need for leg- islation amending Article XIV and XX of the Constitution of the State of Colorado, concerning the annexation of property by a Co unty or City and County and the striking off of territory from a County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, supports th proposed Constitutional Amendment to Articles XIV and XX of the Constitution of the Stat of Colorado , known a th Poundstone Amendment. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of October, 197 • ATTEST: x of 1 io City Cl rk-Tr sur r MAYOR, City Clerk-Tr aaurer of c rtify that t abov 1 t copy of t Seto Ct y Cl rk-Tr 81UT r • • • • • • • RESOLUTI ON NO. SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC STREET PURPOSES AND AUTHORIZING TH E ACQUIS I TION THEREOF. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as f ollows: Section 1. That the Council hereby designates the following parcels of land situated in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, aa needed for public use, to wit, public right of way, pursuant to the heretofore adopted Master Street Plan of the City of Englewood, Colorado. ectton 2 . Parcel 1 -A 55 foot wid e right-of-way lying in the Sit of the Si\i of Section 4, TSS, R68W, 1DOre particularly described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the Sit of SE~ of Section 4, T5S, R68W; thence west 1960 feet along the north line o f s a id S~ SE!t;; thence south at right angles to said no rth line 50.0 fee t to a point on the south lin of W st Oxf o rd Avenue and the true point of be inning; thenc e c ontinuing south on aforesaid line 609.5 feet ; thenc e west at right ••gles 55.0 feet; thence no rth at r i ght angles 609.5 feet; thence a1t at right a n l es 55 .0 f eet to the true point of b ginnin . Said trac t contain• 33,522.5 square feet. Pa r cel 2 -A trian ulsr s hap e d tract of land lying in th S~ o th SE ction 4 , TSS, R68W, 110re ~arttcularly de crf d a1 ollo at and 659.5 f t south S SE\ Section 4, TSS, parall l t t north lin of said e n r h a t rt ht a n lea 100.0 rly 100 .50 ( t o t ha point of tain• 500 aq r t • f !l'lda and d tenain a that th aatd naton of N vajo r t, a l l •• ._.rato for Colata11o n and t City Co 11 of t • . • • - • • • • -2 - Section 3. That the Council hereby designates and authori&ea tha City Manager, or a representative duly authorized by him, to conduct for and oa behalf of the City of Englewood negotiations for the acquisition of .. id real property, including such efforts to acquire the same as .. , be required by i.. to ha made prior to the instituti on of eminent dOll8in proceeclinga. Section 4. That if the c<>11pensation to be paid for &DJ' ,.reel of 1-.cl catlDOt be agreed upon by the parties interested, or in c .. e the a.Der of .. 111 ,.reel of land is incapable of consenting, or his ...-. or reaideace eddr ... 19 unknown, or be ta a non-resident of the atata, tben tbe City Attorney ta hereby authorized to institute and prosecute to conelaaion, each proceedinaa aa are available under Chapter SO, C.R.S. 1963, .. ..._..eel, for the ..-rciae of tha power of eatnent domain. ADOPTED AID APPROVED this 7th day of Octohr, 1974. Mayor ATTISt: .s offic i o City Clark 1, larl Noll nbe r aer, ex officio City Clel'l of tlla City of 1111&1..uod, Colorado, do bar by certify t hat th above and fOTeeolaa 19 a tr.le, 8CC91'ate and ca11pl ta copy of Reso l ution No. __ , Seriff of 1974. ex offici o City Cleitt •. • • , -• I• • RESOLUT ION NO. --· SER IES OF 1974 A RESOL UTION DESIGNATING CERTAIN REAL PROP ERTY AS l!lllG REQUI1lED FOR PUBLIC STREET PURPOSES AND AUTHORI ZING THE ACQUISITI ON THEllEOF. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYO AND CITY COUllCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.ADO, a s follows: Section 1. That the Co un cil hereby d signatea the follovillg parcels of land situated in the Ci ty of Engle od, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, as n d d for public use, to wit, public right of way, pursuant to the heretofore adop ted Master Street Plan of the City of Englewo od, Colorado . prov City o Parcel 1 -A 55 foot wide right-of-.ay lyill& in the Sis of the sE!l of Section 4, T5S, R68W, more particularly describ d as fo l lows: B g i nning at t h northeast c orner of the Sis of SE~ of Section , T5S, R6 W, th nee vest 1960 feet alon the north line o eatd ~~ S~; thence eouth at right an l ea to said north line 50.0 fee t to • point on the south lin of W t Oxford Avenue and the true point of eginnin ; th continuing south on aforesaid line 609.5 feet; nc w at at right angle• 55.0 f et; thence Mr r i Ii glH 609.5 feet; then.Ce a t at right n 5.0 fee t t o the true point of ginnin . Said conta ins 33,522.5 1quare feet. Parcel 2 -A in th '1 of particularly d. of land lyin 16811, mor e t ve1t aod 659.5 feet aouth r of th Sis sat.; Section 4, TSS, · 11 l to th north line of 1aid no r h at right a lee 100.0 rly 100.SO feet to t point o ntaina 500 square f t. and det rt1iae1 tba t aaid of vajo Stre • all aa r to or iaaion and t City C 11 of t •. • • - • • • • • f 2 Section 3. That the Council hereby designates and authoriaea the City Manager, or a representative duly authorized by him, to conduct for a1ld on behalf of the City of Englewood negotiation s for the acquisition of aald real property, including such efforts to acqu i r e the same as .. y be required by lav to be made prior to the instituti on of eminent dOll&in proceedillga. Section 4. That if the compens a tion to be paid for eay parcel of lead c.aaot be agreed upon by the parties interested, or tn c ... the owner of aald percel of land ia incapable of consenting, or his naae or realdence eddreaa ta unknown, or he ta a non-resident of the state, then the City Attol"Dey 18 hereby authorised to tnatitute and pro secute to concluaiou, 9aCh proceecttaae as are available under Cha pter 50 , C.R.S. 1963, as ....aded, for tha exercise of the power of eminent domai n . ADOPTED Alm APPROVED this 7th day of Octokr, 1974. Mayor ATTEST : es off t c io City Clerk I, Jt:.a r l No llenber er, es offici o City Clerlt of the Ctty of 111&1.wood, Colorado, do h reby cert ify that th above and foreaotaa 18 • tJ:Ue, accurate nd co.qilete cop of lleeolution No. __ , r i a of 1974 • es o fic io City Cleiit • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ---· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOL UTION DESIGNATING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY AS llltlG IEQUIIED FOR PUBLIC STREET PURPOSES AND AUTHORIZING TH E ACQUISITION THEREOF. BE IT RESOLVE D BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUICIL OF TRI CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That the Council hereb designates the f o lloviag parcels of land situated in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, as needed for public use, to wit, public right of way, pursuant to the heretofore adop ted Master Street Plan of t he City of Englewood, Colorado. S ctton 2. Parcel 1 -A 55 foot wide right-of~ lytaa in the S's of the S~ of Sec tion 4, T5S , R68W, 90re particularly described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the S's of S!~ of Section 4, T5S, R68W; thence vest 1960 feet along the north line of said S~ S~; thence south at right angles t o said north line 50.0 feet to a point on the south line of W st Oxford Avenue and the true point of beginnin~; thence continuing south on aforesaid line 609.5 f et; hence west at right angles 55.0 feet; thence north at righ t angles 609.5 feet; thence aat at right angles 55.0 fee t to the true point of b innin . S id tract contains 33,522.5 square feet. Parcel 2 -A triangul .r shaped tract of land lying in th S~ of the St s ction 4, T5S, 168V, 90re particularl e c ri ed as fo llows: Cit n City Pln od • 1950 feet vest end 659.S feet aouth st corn r of t Sis SIJ& Section 4, T5S , t nd paral lel to the oorth line of said nc no rth at ri&ht anal•• 100.0 rly 100.SO feet to t point of ontaina 500 square feat. inda a d detarain • tha th said ion of Mavajo Str t, all aa r t o or .. iaalon and the Ci y Couocll of th . ' • • - • • • • • • 2 Section 3. That the Council hereby designates and authoriaea the City Manager. or a representative duly authorized by him. to conduct for and on bebalf of the City of Englewood negotiations for the acquiaition of .. Id real property, includi.ng such efforts to acquire the same as _, be required by law to be made prior to the institution of eminent doaain proceediaga. Section 4. That if the coapensation to be paid for ..., ,.reel of land cannot be agreed upon by the parties interested, or in caae the owner of .. Id parcel of land is incapable of consenting, or his n.-e or r .. id.ace eddr ... t• unknown, or he is a non-resident of the state, thea tbe City Attorney t• hereby authorized to institute and prosecute to concluaion. each proceeding• as are available under Chapter 50, C.R.S. 1963, aa amended, for the exerciae of the power of eminent domain. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of Octohr, 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clertt: of t .. City of ln&levood, Colorado, do hereby cer ify that th above and foreaotaa ta • true, accurate and complete copy of Reaolution o. ~· Seriea of 1974 • ex officio City Ciartt 'I •. • ., ! I • • • • H E H 0 R A N D U M To: Andy HcCown, City Manager From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance Subject: Six-Quarter Budget Date: October 3, 1974 I have enclosed the six-quarter budget as w discussed yesterday, with the adjustments as approved. To s rize, they are as follova: 1974 Adjustments -Stor11 Drainage General E. Hampden South II So. Central Zuni Street Police/Fire Demol ition River D velopment Thi• adjuet nt ha1 of th 1to draina e d f rral of Zuni Str 1975 ii in lud loyd Park ta dju1t nt tll chan ord ra on h -Dry Cr k !rid Thia adju1t nt will ina etru tur • $ (100,000) 18,161 107,000 186,461 (50,000) (21,SOO) ~140.1222 -o- un 11 at the ti of th av1rding • h TI and So. C ntral project1. T'h lition, and iv r Devetopllltllt to 22,000 $ 1,000 alt ht ov r on th r n vatioa of tbie • • • • • Andy Mccown. City Hana g r Page 2 October 3 , 1974 -Traffic Improvements • 0 I• • $ s.ooo This adjustment will pay for the necessary traffic signals at the new fire stations. -Navajo Alignment Righ t of Way $ 35,000 This will pay for land purc ha se for the e xtension of Navajo between Oxford and Quincy. -Snorkel Building Hove t o Se rv icenter $ S,000 The snorkel building behind the old Police/Fire Center haa been planned to be moved to the Servicenter f o r a period of time. Thia vill finance that llOVe. -Anillal Shelter $ 2,600 To pay for painting and overa ll repair o f the older portion of the building to bring it up t o pa r with the new. Alao, the paving of the driving area. -City Hall Sprinkling $ 12,000 Thia ha a b en previou aly diacusa d v i t h Co un c i l for replace9ent aa aoon aa pO H ible. -River Dev l opt1en t SC70,904) Th ia d f e rra l t o 1975 11 f i nance the a bove-eentioned project• in 1974. It uld app ar t ha t th • 110ni s vill not b p nt . fore the end of 1974 while the oth r pro eta can b • r i tat fo r c l"l'ati proj ti t o t • • , - • • Andy McCovn, City Manag r Page 3 October 3, 1974 1975 Adjuatmenta -Zuni Street Police/Fire Demolit ion Dartmouth Intersection Dartmouth-Paving District River Development • • • Total $ S0,000 21,500 (105,000) (118,000) 171,500 -0- This adjuataent was the o her half of the method o f f inancing the South II and So. Central Stona Draina e projects. The deferral of the Dartmouth Intersection to 1976 and th elimin tion of the Dartmouth Pav ing District ia accomplished. -Traffic Improvements $ 20,000 Thia allows for the re ular ai lization which occurs every year . -Navajo Alignmen $ 1 7 ,500 Additional land purchase in the avajo Street a r ea. -Batea-Logan Paving $ 3,900 Allo for th paving of the Batea-Lo an Park pa rking lot . 1976 Ad uat111ent1 Th Th quart r of 19 nd d proje t a a in o r six-quarter budget tbia t t.e . $ 105,000 74,000 30,000 50,000 241,000 • 500,000 the d ferral frC111 1975. al t of tbia lae t .. or hou .. for Parka ..oul.d located eit of t cutt t City .. nary. inetead of i.,. purchealn • •. • • , - - • • • Andy McCovn, City Mana ger Page 4 October 3 , 197 4 • • t• - Belleview Park Storm Repair would replace the bridge and other flood damage which vae done in the May 5, 1973 flood. Park Land Purchaae would allow for the expansion of s ome of the parks possibly including DartllOutb, Centennial or Bates-Logan. larl Rollenberger Director of Finance .. . , • • ;-• • • " Zl.X..,WAni.. MJl1'1:.'l' ktual Uncn::l.rt>cred Pr<>.l ect to Date EXpenl 1 turcs llldget aa or 1:ew l'ln1s 'llotal aidge1; camnl----· 'Im.I 8/31/74 801/74 ~ Ava.Hable (2+3) (1 .. ) stono Ora lnage -lo8,l38 ( !15 ,997) 22 ,141 General 330,912 353,053 llarthwest 2o6,76o -<>--<>--<>-2o6,760 Northeast 1,077,240 -<>--0--<>-l,!JT7 ,240 South I 2 ,095,842 20,lo6 -<>-20 ,1o8 2,115,950 eou.,..., View 24 0,096 12 ,738 -0-12,738 252 ,831& E. J efferson 107 ,428 1,6()4 -<>-l ,6o4 109,032 No. Central 121 ,102 2 ,102 -0-2,102 123,2()11 E. Han¢en 191,690 (14 ,760) 18 ,161 3,401 195,091 South n 522 ,445 (72,445) 107 ,000 34,555 557 ,000 So. Central 592 ,764 (14 2 ,7&4) 186 ,461 43,697 636,1161 Federal Blvd. 33,000 -<>-571 ,000 571,000 6oll,OOO No. Central II -0--<>-74 ,000 74,000 74,000 J:Brtm:luth Interi;ec t 100 -<>--<>-105 ,000 105,000 105,000 lle.rboouth llrid(;e 168 ,451 10,5119 -0-10,549 179,000 Zun1 Street -<>-50 ,000 -0-50 ,000 50,000 Traffic In;Jrovanents 44 ,836 (4,836) 25 ,000 20,164 65,000 Ory Creek Bridge 6,691 (691) 1 ,000 309 7 ,000 Street Sweeper 20,753 247 -0-247 21,000 C1ty lftll R<>OOde~ 58,689 2,311 -<>-2,311 61,000 Ergll!WOCXI Dam 300 ,000 -0--()--0-300,000 Serv 1center EXpana1oo 263 ,()49 6 ,951 5,000 U,951 275,000 Sidewalk 01str1ct l,l2C 15,885 -()-15 ,885 17,005 llava,Jo All 1f;Jnent R.O.W. -0--0-52 .500 52 ,500 52.500 Pav~ Dlstrlct 122 -<>--<>-150 ,000 150,000 150,000 Parka General 6 ,819 9,181 -0-9,181 16,000 J&!ICl'l 23 ,109 -0--<>--0-23,109 Miller 10,102 -0--0--0-10,102 Blltes-l<lgan 7,8~ -0-3,900 3 .900 11,75-\ Cent.e.m1Sl 8,711 -0--0--0-8,711 llellevl ew-West 69.374 66 ,626 -0-66 ,626 136,000 Floyd 277,385 10,2110 22 ,000 32,240 3~-625 R. \I. Cl'ee:lbelt 277 .791 80,3o8 -0-80,~ 3 ,099 s.w. Greenbelt 8,800 2•,800 50,000 1•. 83,600 !lllroe 10,093 9<1T -0-901 U,000 111tei'C lOll ,239 9,761 -0-9,761 Ull,000 aoeraon -o-'l,000 -0-5 ,000 5,000 llev1 RefeJ.r -0--0-50 ,000 50,000 50,000 ltllndt l'1A1 Apparatua -0-v ,()0() -0-12,000 12,000 •0,521 87",050 119$,072 1 ,)20,122 1,360,6119 -0--0-0 ,000 o,ooo 30,000 • 112 ,"87 ? -0-?26 112,713 -0--0-12 ,000 12 ,000 12,000 -0-·-0-~ 1 .~ 2•1 .000 ,000 .111 .),000 IUt.y -0-100,000 I 11 ,000 • • Jl ,C.00 + 1 • 0-n . • • • • • • PUBLIC IMPRO VEMEl/T f'UND SIX-QUARTER BUDGET 197b-bth 1975-lst 1975-2nd 1975-3rd 1975-bth 1976:.lllt ~ 22,1•1 -o- Storm D ratna~e-Cener al tlo rthwe st No rtheast Sou h I Coll e ge View F.. J e ff erson No. Central E. Hampden South II So. Cer.tral Pe deral Blvd. !lo. Ce ntral II 8,138 20 , 108 12. 738 1,6 04 2 ,102 3,401 34 ,555 b 3 . 69 7 14,003 571 , 000 1•.000 Darthnlouth Inters ection 105 ,000 Dartmout h Brid ge 10,5b9 Zun 1 Street 50 ,000 Traffic Improvements 164 30 9 24 7 Dry Creek Br1dge Str.,et Sweep er City Hall Remodeling Ena;lewood Dam 2 . 31 1 S~PV1cente r £x.pa na1on 11, 951 15,885 Side walk District 11ava jo Alllgnn<ent R.O.W. 35,000 Paving Di s trict 122 Park s -G eneral J a son Miller Bates Logan Cent.,nn1al Pel l"v1 "w-l'eat F'loycS N.W. Green elt S.W. Greenbelt Bar e I nte rehange E:te raon e llevtew-Stora I~ dlca r ed Pla7 Apr,aratua R1ver Pa vel ~ e nt 9,181 66 ,626 32 ,2•0 80 ,308 24 ,800 907 9 , 761 5,000 llepa1r 12,000 611,025 ·!ta 11 •nd T r.nh Coar a 2 26 P re I' " P1r11 Tra tr t~ l;.',OOO 1153 aclll 7 20 ,000 5 •. c) 15 . 0 17 ,500 3 ,90 0 50 ,000 02 , 100 o'l , 00 2 0,000 150 ,000 50 ,000 2 2 ,000 U,997 30,000 2 •1,000 • 00 ., u• . -0- 20,108 12, 738 1,60- 2,102 3,401 3•,555 43,697 571,000 74,ooo 105,000 10,5b9 50 ,000 20,16- 309 2•1 2,311 -0- 11, 951 15,885 52 ,500 150,000 9,181 -0--o- 3,900 -0- 66, 26 32,2•0 80 ,30, 1a ,80 0 907 9, 761 5 ,000 50 ,000 12,000 1,320,122 30,000 22 6 12',000 1•1 .000 5, 5 ,70 9 ) 100,000 511 .. • • • • 0 l• • RESOLUTION NO. ---' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUND,, IN ~HE P LIC IMPROVEMENT AND REVE E SHARING F NDS. WHEREA0, the City ouncil of the City of Englewood has adopted the six-quar er budge for the period October 31 , 1974 hrough March 31 , 1976 . NOW , THEREFORE, PE IT RESO VED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO , COLO~A O, as follows: Sec tion 1. The following reve Jes a d ap~ropriation s ar e hereby au hor1zed in the Public m rovPrnen Fund . Revenues ConsPrva ion J'rus Fund 11 , 697 Appropr! io s t(loo. ooo) 18,161 107 ,000 186 , 61 ,n n Cr k Brid ::. • 00 s.o 0 35 ,0 0 or old u ld •) 5 ,000 22 ,0 0 R (211 ,02 12,000 Ani 2 , 0 00 • l 27 • • • - • • 0 • 2 Sect ion 2. The following ap ropria ion are here y authorized in he Revenue Sharing Fund. Appropriations Dartmou~h In erse ct ion $ (105 ,0 0) ( 21 ,500) 126 ,500 Police/Fire Demoli io S orm Drainage -South II Total -0 - Section 3. The followi ap ropria io i hereby authorized in the Conservation Trust Fune. Appropria ion River Develo r.ent Sec 1o 4. The Ci y ana~er and here y au horized to make e a Bud e . A PT A: AT":'EST: $ 11,696.56 he D!~ec or of Finance are ve ad st.., nts to the 1974 etc er, 19 4 . YOr Clerk o h above ,,,. - • • - • • • • I • • RESOLUTION NO. 13 , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT AND REVENUE SHARING FUNDS . WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has adopted the six-quarter budget for the period October 31 , 1974 through March 31 , 1976. NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , as follows: Section 1. The following revenues and appropriations are hereby author ized in the Public Improvement Fund. Revenues Conservation Trust Fund Appropriations Storm Drainage General E. Hampden South II S. Centra,l Zuni Street Dry Creek Bridge Traffic Improve ~cn ts Javajo Alignment iGh o Way S rvic nter (~or mo ving of old , Cnor ke l u1lding) P rks Floyd Riv r evelopnen Ci~y Hall Spr1nkl n An1m l h lter Police/Fire D mol ion To al $ 11,697 $(100,000) 18,161 107,000 186,461 (50,000) 1,000 5,000 35,000 5,000 22 ,000 (211,025) 12,000 2,600 (21,500) 11. 697 • . • • -• 0 • 2 Section 2. The following appropriations are hereby authorized in the Revenue Sharing Fund. Appropriations Dartmouth Intersection Police/Fire Demolition Storm Drainage -Sout h II Total $ (105,000) ( 21,500) 126 ,500 -0- Section 3. The following appropriation is hereby authorized in the Conservation Trust Fund. Appropriation River Development Section 4. The City Manager and the Director of Finance are her e by authorized to make the above adjustments to the 1974 Budget. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of October, 1974. f. ayor ATTEST: ex officio ci y Cl rk Ci y or and for Reaolu I, Karl Noll nber r, ex off cio City Cl rk or th Engl wood, Colorado, do h r y c r ify that h abov go in is a true, accura an c pl e copy or on o. , S ri a of 1974. x officio c • • - • • 0 I• • RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1971l A RESOL TION APP ROPRIATI lG FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT AND REVE E SHARI G F " ... S. WHEREA~, he 1 y ~ounc11 o the City of Englewood a adopted he :;ix-qu3.r er-·udge for the period October 31 , 1974 hrou h arch 31 , 1976. OW , THEREFORE, EE IT RESO VED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF ENGLEW00 , CJLORADO , as foll ows: Sec ion 1. The followi rev<>n e" and a ropriations are hereby au hor1zed in ~he Pu lie :'O me Fund. Revenue Appropri ': v Jo a c r • l $ 1 ,697 $(100 ,000) 18,161 107. 00 186 ,4£1 l ,O ,0 0 ,o 0 .ooo 22,0 0 (211, 02 l • • - • • • • 0 , . • 2 Section 2 . The fo llowin appr pria ions are hereby aut ho rized in he Revenue Sharing Fund . Appropriations Dartmo uth In er s ection Police/Fire Demoli ion S orm Drainage -South II Section 3 . To al $ (105 ,000) ( 21 ,500) 126 ,500 -0- The followi ng ap ropria ion is hereb y au thor ized in the Conservation Trust Fund . Sec ion 4. Appropr a ion River Development The Ci y .ana here y a orized o maK Bud e . A OP E $ 11, 69 • 56 e Direc or of F inance are a n e ad ustment to e 19 4 7 day of cto er, 19 4. M . •. • •