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AGENDA FOR
THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 19, 1974
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8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley Filtter of the
Englewood united Methodist Church, 3885 South Broa~y.
pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and
roll call.
~l . Minutes.
\./(a) Minutes of the regular -•ting of Auquat 5, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
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Recognition of "special quests" of the Council.
Mrs. Pat Kenning, represutative of United Way,
will be present to receive a Procl.&Jlation f rca the
City of Englewood designating th• -k ot September 9
through Septellber 15 as United tlay Week. (Copi ..
enclosed.)
Mr. Tea Burns, Chai~n of th• Houaing Authority,
will be pre .. nt to request funds tor the purchase
of property for construction of houaing units tor
the elderly.
Mrs. Nary Arthur, 3650 South Pennsylvania, will be
present to discuss the tire at the Lotus Gardeu
Apartaents, and Mnpower in th• Pire Oepartamt.
(Pire report enclo ed.)
Mr. Clifford Selby, Englewood Pire Depart.ul
repres nting the lnql~ Pire Fighters Association,
will be prHent to discuH the nt rulin9 of
care r Service Board on the h rinlJ bet
the AHociation and tha City.
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Public Hearing.
\_/(a) Request a transfer of liquor license for the Eagles
Lodge #3241 from 73 West Floyd to 3384 South Broadway.
(Council Action Request f orm enclosed.)
Request for a 3.2 retail beer license for the Sizzler
Steak House, 6151 South Broadway. (Council Action
Request form enclosed.)
Coanunications -No Action Recoaaended.
(a) Minutes of the Parka and Recreation Cc.aisaion -eting
of August 8, 1974, and rec0111111endation to the City Council
on the median strip between Highway #285 and Quincy
Street to proceed as approved . (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from the Director of Finance -rizing
the sales and use tax receipts through July, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
(c) Memorandum from the <.i ty's negotiating teaa relatiY9
to the recent dec i s ion of the Career Service Board on
the iJmp&BBe hearing bet-en the Engl-ood Fire Fighters
Association and the City. (Copies enclosed.)
(d ) Meaorandum from the Dire ctor of Finance concerning
Police and Fire Pena ion Funds. (Copies encl08ed.)
(e) Sui-.nnual report froa the Director of Finance on
the Po lice and Fire Pension Punda. (Copies encloaed. J'
(f) Repo rt from the Director of F inance •~rizing the
firs t seven 110nth• operat ion of the self-inauance
f und . (Copies enc l osed.)
(9) Re port froa the Dir e ctor of Finance on the interest
inCOID& for the firs t seven llOllth a of 1 9 74. (Co pies
enclosed.)
(h) Financial report for the month of July , 1 9 74 . (Copies
enclosed.)
S. C~ cations -Action Ril<:-n &4.
(a) MinutH of the Libra ry rd -ting of Augus t 13, 1974
and r c n d&tion to a pprov a contract wi th Aiapahoe
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County Regiona l Public Lib ra ry D s t rict. (Copi&8 of
ainut a, a gree.ant and ord enclo-.d.)
o Finance r equesting th
Ura. (Copies t1ne loeed.)
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s. Communications -Action Recommended (Continued).
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The award of a seal coat contract to Peter Kiewit &
Sons Company in the amount of $27,932.66. (Copies
enclosed.)
Recoanenda~ipn from the Director of utilities for
acquisition of the Haynie property for the Bi-City
Waste Water Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission
to vacate South Oierokee Circle, 3400 block South.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
Report from the Executive Director of the Housing
Authority on a program to provide financial loans
to the elderly for the upgrading of h~s. (Copies
enclosed.)
Discussion of the report from the Volunteer Pire
Department C~ttee. (Copies previously tran•itted.)
6. City Attorney.
/ (a) Ordinance on final reading approving an ag~nt with
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the City of Sheridan relating to the develoi-nt of a A -Z...
multi-use recreational facility on the South Platte ~
River. (Passed on first reading on Auqust 5.)
Ordinance on final reading adopting rec~d&tiona ,,< ~.)
from th Englewood Minimwl Housing code Revi-"Y
Coamittee. (PaHed on first reading of August s.)
Ordinanc on final reading claHifying the cadet Pro-
gram as a part-time training proqr-, and setting forth
the terms and conditions for the proqraa. (Passed
on first reading on August 5.)
J (d) Bill for an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to sign
a maintenance agre .ent with th• State Ki9h•Y Depart-
aent for traffic control c5evicaa &lOf\9 thOM streets
within the City that are part o! the State Bi9h•Y
syst... (Copies enclo d.)
(e) solution authorizing the Assistant City Manager to
execut dOCUMnts for and in behalf o! th City of
fl9lewood for ! ral t cial aHiatanc und r th•
Di ster lief A (Copies encloeed.)
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City Attorney (Continued).
~) Resolution authorizing notice of hearing on the reaaseaa-
ment of cost to Mrs. Joyce E. Barnett relating to Paving
District #19. (Copies enclosed.)
Jig) Attorney's Choice.
City Manager.
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Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager relative to
the agenda process. (Copies encloaed.)
Memorandum from the Administrative Aaaiat&nt concerning
the location for Council precinct -tings. (Copies
encloeed.)
Rec.._ndation to pez:ait the Director of Finance to
attend a seainar on llmicipal Finance and Investment
froa September 19 to Septellber 20, 1974 in Atlanta,
Geor9ia. (Copies encloaed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
General Discuasion.
(a) Mayor's Choice.
(b) Council llalllber'a Choice.
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9. Adjournment.
ICELLS WAGGONER
Actinq City Manag r
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
AUGUST 19; 1974
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on August 19, 1974 at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Taylor , presiding, called the meeting to o rder.
The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154.
Th Mayor asked for roll call. Upon he call of
roll, the following were present:
Taylor.
Council Me ers Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on,
A 1 n : Council Member Sovern.
The May o r d cl ar d a quor present.
Al eo wer ~ Assistant City Manag r c Co
City Attorney Berardi ni
Administrative Assi s an
Director of Financ oll er r
Director of Utili iee Ca rr oll
ssis aa nt Director of Com unity
De velopment for Housin Kecia
Fir Chief Ha ilton
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COUNCIL<lAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUICIU.U.N BROWN S!COND!D
A MOTION TO APPROVE TH INUT!S OF TH REGULAR E!TI 0 or AUGUST ~.
1974. Upon the call of he roll, h vot resulted as follows:
Ay 1: Council Members Jones, ann, leeaing, Bro
Clay o n, Taylor .
Maye: x laax None
Abe nt: Council mber Sovern
The ayer deloar d th otion carried.
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Mayor Taylor recognized the following persons from the
list of Special Citizen~Invitees.
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Mr. & Mrs. L . H. McCune, 2 717 So. Logan, Precinct No. 5.
Mrs. James B. Sevy, 2160 E. Floyd Avenue, Precinct No.7.
Mr. & Mrs . Roger Miller, J897 So . Logan, Precinct No. 9.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Wertin, 497J So. Fox, Precinct No. 14.
Mrs. Barbara Aiton, 4811 So. Kalamath, Precinct No. 15.
{r. Ralph E . Gardner, 4JJO So. Huron, Precinct No. 12.
Mr. Gardner inquired as to the situation on the maintenance
and grading of alleys around his house. Councilman Clayton stated
that he had conferred with the Director of Public Work s and th at
is ma ter was currently being looked at.for improvement.
* * * * * Mayor Taylor reminded the people in the audience of the
Mayor's co ffees held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each
mon h a new Police/Fire Center.
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r s . Pat ~Rg l repre s enting United Wa y, wa s present
o r c ive a pr ocl amation from the City of Englwwood designating
the week o f September 9th throu h September 15th as United Way
Wee k.
May o r Taylor stated ha he had si ned an official
p r ocl ama i on to that effect.
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rs. Mary Arthur, J650 So. Pennsylvania Street, was
presen to disc uss the fire at the Lo us Gardens Apartments, and
manpower in the Fire Depar ment.
Mrs. Arthur eta ed that she implored action now to
preven he loss o f lif in th Ci y. She felt tha t e e e wa s an
at empt o preven her from e in infor ion in th City on (
fir incidenc and bud e infor a ion . She asked f or bud get
priori iee for 1975 to be for h Fir Department in o rder o make
enou h men availa le o help fi h fire s . She felt that the priorities
1 hie case w r involved direc ly wi h the lives of the citizens
of En l wood. She also fel ha he inadequate houein code f or
i h-rise multi-fa ily uildin •con r ibu d/1 0 fire hazards. Sh
f l ha here should be a amoke and fire detection system in these
buildin 1 . She ask d for eolu ions to problems o b work d out y
h Ci y Co uncil. She s a ed a she had fai h in the a ffirm ativ
a tion of he Council, and no mer ly word ans wers.
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Councilman Brown stated that he appreciated the report,
and shared Mrs. Arthur's frustrations. He felt that the City had
raised the equipment and fire station capabilities of the Fire
Department in the last five years significantly.
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Mrs. Arthur stated that the money wasAon equipment and
stations, when it should have been directed in the manpower area.
Councilman Blessing stated that the City Council listened
to the Fire Chief and his recommendations in this area. He stated
that the Council did care about the situation and would look further
into it.
Councilman Clayton inquired as to whether Mrs. Arthur
was unhappy with the mutual aid agreemen ts sit"0 i'on ~, Mrs. Arthur
replied in the negative, stating that she only felt ~i-.t-~should be
aware that the mutual aid usually takes approximately 10 minutes
for the response from neighboring stations.
Councilman Clayton gave a brief description of the fire
district ratings for insurance purposes, and stated that decreased
insurance rates would not pay for the added taxes necessary to put
on additional manpower. It was necessary to look at this increase
in manpower from a humanitarian point of view rather than a cost
savings point of view.
Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that~the answers
he had given Mrs. Arthur last week h~ were to ~· the point.
He outlined the budget procedure to the audience for their knowled e
~. He stated that there never had been the intention
of adding additional firemen for the fourth station, which was
opening soon. He felt that additional volun eer firemen were a
necessary component of a firefighting sit uation, sine money wa s
not available totally to hire as many uniformed firefighters as
any group felt necessary.
Chief Hamilton stated that
Uniform Buildin Code and since the
Apartments additional safety factors
The Lotus Gardens would require more
built in 1974.
the City had adopted the
uildin of Lotus Gardena
had been added to hat Code.
sprinklinv if it had een
layor Taylo r inquired as to he number of fir alar 1
in tne uildin . Chief Ha ilton s ated th& h fire alar a were
he own rs' prero a ive. The fire departmen enerally aaka he
own rs to pu hese in as a frin e benefi for heir occu an •-.,;'
Coun ilman Clayton inquired as to how th !n lewood
buildin code compared with other ci ie1. C 1st Hamilton 1 at d
hat it wa s probably be ter han the aver•&•·
ayor Taylor eta d
thie eu Jee by he Coun 11 in
hat atten ion would
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Mr. Clifford Selby, Englewood Fire Department, and
representing the Englewood Firefighters Association, was present
to discuss the recent ruling of the Career Service Board and the
impasse hearing between the Association and the City .
Mr. Selby stated that he was a negotiator for tka Local
No. 1786 of the Englewood Firefighters . He asked the Council to
use their influence to get the Career Service Board to meet and
clarify the decision which they made last month. On July 25th,
the City negotiators, the firefighter negotiators, and the Career
Service Board had met, and the Career Service Board had rendered
a decision five days later.r e garding the impasse situation. He
read the ruling aloud to the Council. He questioned whether the
facts were even investigated in this matter. The firefighters
had asked for clarification on the Career Service Board ruling on
August 5th, and the Career Service Board had replied that there
would e no further clarification on August 6th.
Mr. Selby pointed out a case in the transcript in which
he felt an error in fact had in actuality occurred and two Denver
negotiators for the Denver firefighters backed up that opinion.
City Attorney Be~~~ini inquired of Mr. Selby whether be
was asking the Council to · action on the Career Service Board.
Mr. Selby replied in the affirmative, stating that he firefi hters
would like to see the outcome of the facts.
City Attorney Berardini stated that the Council was bound
by the Charter and ordinances also, and the Career Service plays••
an administrative function in this regard. The only possibility at
this point of the iame that he could forsee was an election to the
people. He felt tha the machinery wa s set up for an impasse to o
to Career Service and then on to he polls. He questioned that the
City Council was the place to look for relief on this particular
matter a this time.
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COUNCILMAN MANN OVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON A REQUEST OF A TRANSFER OF A
LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE EAGLES LODGE NO. 3241, FRO 7J WE ST FLOYD
TO JJ80 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call oft e roll, the vote r sul ed
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The yo r delcar d • ao ion carried and the public h rln open.
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Ci y Cler Nollenberger ave o th
h ar1n no ice and the le••• a1re
h r ar r or liquor lie nae.
Co n tl a copy ot
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M Mr. Mike Long appeared before Council. He stated that
he requested the liquor licens e be transferrej,
City Attorney Berardini inquired of Mr. Long concerning
the lease agreement . Mr. Long replied to the effect that the
Eagles had a firm lease.
Mayor Taylo• asked if any persons were opposed to the
gran ting of a licensev No persons appeared.
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Councilman Clayton stated that as a member of the Eagles
he would not vo te in this particular case, but would abstain instead.
He fel t that the Eagles Club had made substantial contributions to
the City over a period of years.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Taylor.
Nays: None
Abstain: Counc il Member Clayton .
Ab sent : Council Memb e r Sovern.
The May or declared t he motion carried and the public hearing close d.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO Xllll II REQUEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP A RESOLU TIO N
GRANTING A LIQUOR LICENSE TRANSFER FOR THE EAGLES LODGE NO. 3241,
FROM 73 WEST FLOYD TO .. JJSO SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of
he r oll, the vo e resulted as follo ws :
Ayes: Council Memb ers Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Taylor.
Nays: None
Abstain: Council Member Clay on.
Abeen : Council ember Sovern.
The Mayor eclared he motion carri d.
COUNCIL AN MANN MOV D ANO COU NCILMAN BL SSING S CO NO!D
A MOTI O TO OP N A PUBLIC ARING ON A R U!ST FOR J .2 B!IR LIC!NS!
FOR TH IZZL! ST AK ROUS!, '151 SOUTH BROAD AY. Upon th call of
h• roll. he vo reeul ed •• tollowe:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern .
~~ ~ The Mayor declared the~public hearing opened .
Mayor Taylor reviewed for the benefit of the audience the procedure used on liquor license public hearings.
City Clerk Nollenberger presented to the Council the
following dooumont,, orfgfnal applfoatfon, lottor• of roforonoo,
notice pursuant to the liquor laws of Colorado of public hearings,
police report, a list of all existing outlets , proof o f right to
premises, plans and specifications on the layout of the building,
and Photograph of the notice posting of public hearing notice.
Mr . Norm Gillies , 8585 East Costilla Place, Englewood,
appeared before Council . He stated that he represented the Sizzler
Family Steak House and that the Steak House had received numerous
reques t s for beer in the store over the past couple of years. He
stated that the restaurant would serve beer only by the elass in
accordance with the laws of the State of Colo ••do and the City of
Englewood. There would be no bar in the restaurant, but rather the beer would be served from a back area.
City Attorney Berardini inquired as to Mr. Gillies'
occupation. Mr. Gillies stated that he was the regional manager of the Sizzler Steak House.
City Attorney Berardini inqutred as to any surveys whi ch had been done. Mr. Gillies stated that he would like the sto r e manager to answer that.
Mr. Richard Larab e, 5467 So. Fox, Littleton, Colorado,
appeared before Council. He stated that h wa s the store manager
for tho Sf•• or Steak Houae • .a-Broadway and 8 lloview. He atatod
tha he h d~carried on any proresa1onal type surveys, but that
they had had many requests by the people •ho ate dinner at th Sizzler S ak Hous .
City A torney Berardini inquired aa o wh e her Mr,
Larabee waa a war e or any o her ou 1 • in he rea. Mr. Larabe
or doors down. repli hat the L antnr To wer or Pizza served beer only a couple
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had m de any eurveya or
s ated that he ha
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Berardtni in ired •• to whether Mr. Larabee
he neirh orhood hi•••lr, Mr, •Larabee
one ao rorm y. H atated tha h as
a& Ho a a nt p 1 1ona. Or h four
he D r Poli ar a, he , wo in
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Mayor Taylor inquired a s to any other persons in favor
of the liquor license appli c ation. No persons appeared.
Mayor Taylor inquired as to any persons opp o sed to the
liquor license application. No pers o ns appeared.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SEC ONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the c all o f t he r o ~l,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Ble s iing, Br own,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absen t : Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor de c lared the motion carried and the public hearing closed.
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Council reveived a re c ommendation from the Planning and
Zoning Commi s sion t o vaca te Sou t h Cherokee Circ le , 3 4 00 Bloc k
Sou t h.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SEC ONDE D
A MO TI ON TO REM OVE FROM THE TABLE A QUES TION ON THE VACATING OF
SOUTH CHEROKEE CIRCLE, 3 4 00 BLOCK SOUTH. Upon the call of the
roll, the v o te resulted as follow s :
Aye s : Co un c i l Member s J o nes, Mann, Bl e s s ing, Br o wn,
Clay ton, Tay lo r.
Nay s : No n e
Ab s en t : Co un c i l Me mb e r So vern.
Th e Ma y o r decl ar ed t h e motion c arri ed .
Counc i l man Jones stated that he want d to inqui r as to
the cur rent status o f the housing that had b en vacated alon that
str etch. r. Lud w1 fr o the audience s ated hat the house moving
had falled victim to hi h inter est r ates . The 011 cur r ently was
o have h houses out of ere by September l' h, bu he questioned
that ha would be me . It would, ho wever, be don e as rapidly asf
it ~oul b one.
INTRODUC D AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN BLESSI NG.
AN ORDINAN B
CITY 07 ENGL
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VACATI NG CH ROK CIRCLF I N TH 3400 BLOCK SOUTH,
000, ARAPAHO COU NTY, COLORADO .
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING X~HIX 3400
BLOCK OF SOUTH CHEROKEE CIRCLE . Upon k• the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: Non e
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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record:
Council received the following communications Aa for the
Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting
of August 8, 1974 and recommendation to the City Council on the
median strip between Highway #285 and Quincy Street to proceed
as approved.
Memorandum from the Director of Finance summarizing the
sales and u e tax receipts through July, 1974 .
Memorandum from the City's negotiating team relative to
the recen decision of the Career Service Baord on the impasse
hearing between the Englewood Fire Fighters Association nd the
City.
Memorandum from the Direc or ofFinance concernin Police
and Fire Pension Funds.
Semi-annual report from theDirector of Finance on the
Poli c e and Fire Pension Funds.
Repor from th DirectJ..o of Finance summ rizing the first
s even mon hs operation of the self-insurance fund.
R p o r from th Director of Finance on the interest
in come f o r h e fir s 1ev n mon h1 of 1974.
Fin anc ia l repor f o r he •o n h o f July, 1974.
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Co un 11 re aived the minute• of the Library •r•• Board
mee tin o f Au1 u1 l J , 1 97 4 and a re omaenda ion o appro ve c o n rec
wi h Arapah o e Coun y Reci o nal Publi Library Di1tric .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTH ORIZING AN AGREEMEN T FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
BETWEEN THE ARAPAH OE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AN D THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
COUNCILMAN BRO WN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN
AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BET WEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL
LI BRARY DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Upon the
call of the r oll, the vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Br o wn, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried .
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Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9:55 P .M .
The meeting reconvened at 10 :1 0 P .M. Upon the call of
the roll, t he following were present:
Taylor. Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton,
Absent: Counc il Member Sovern.
Coun il re eived a m morandum from the Director of
Finan e r eques in th sele tion of an auditing firm.
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he audi inr firm had
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council re ceived a recommendation from the Director o f
Finance, theCity Engineer, and the Purchasing Agen t for the award
of a seal coat bid to Peter Kiewit and Sons Company in the amount
of $27,932.66.
Director of Finance Nollenberger gave a s ynopsis of
the road and bridge appropriation funds from the County and how
they were derived.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO XJrXKI X APPROVE AWARD OF SEAL COAT BID IN THE AMOUNT OF
$27,932.66 TO PETER KIEWIT AND SONS COMPANY. Upon t he call o f the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen t : Council Member Sovern.
The iayor declared the motion carri d.
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Council received a rec ommendation from the Direc o r of
U 111 lee f o r ac uisition of •• the Haynie proper y f o r the Bl-City
Was e Wa er Trea ment Plant.
Director of Utilities Carroll stated that it w s one of
the last pieces ne essary for the Bi-City Treatment Plant. He
•I••• a geated a compromise set 1 m n or $45,000 cash, plus
he rad1n or some Ci y-owned proper y a Ba es and Zuni.
COU CI AN BROWN MOVED A 0 COUNCILMAN MANN SECON OED A
UOTIO TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF PAYMENT OF $45,000 CASH
AND TRANSFER TITLE OF THE CITY-O W ED PROP RTY AT TH! CORNER OF
BATS AND ZUNI , AS AN OFFER TO . HAYNIE FOR HIS LAND ECESSARY
FOR TH! BI-CITY TR AT ENT PLANT. Upo h all or h roll, th
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
* * * * *
Council re cei ve d a report fr om the F•agutive Director ~ th.e...H ousing Autagrit¥ on a program to provide financial loans
to the elde r ly for the upgrading o f homes.
Assistant Di r ector of 8ommun1ty :Oevelopment for Housing,
Lois Kocian stated that she had set up this draft ~ for
discussion purposes . She then went through the report in detail
with Council.
Councilman Clayton thanked Mrs. Kocian for the repor t,
and a general discus i ion of its meri t s ensued.
MOTION TO
COMMITTEE
RECOMMEND
-PftOGR:Mlf.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A
HAVE THE COUNCIL SUBMIT A LIST OF 7-9 INDIVIDUALS FOR
ACTION ON THE ~EfO.RJ: ~O STUDY AND CONSIDER IT AND
BACK TO COUNCIL~BY~HE FIRST MEETING IN NOVEMBER ot
Upon the call of the roll, the vote r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Clayton, Taylor,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None
Absen t : Council Member Sovern .
The May o r de cl ared t he motion ca rried.
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Council began discussion o f a repo r from the Volun tee r Fire Depa r men Com mi ttee .
Mayor Taylor stated that he had talked to Chief Mil le r
on this and f elt hat 1 should come back up wh en Counc ilman Sove r n
re urned fr om va ation.
COU NCILMAN CL AY TO N MOVE D AND .. COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TAK E THE REPORT FROM THE VOLU NTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
CO ITTEE OFF THE TABLE . Upon the call o f the r oll , the vote
re sulted as f ollows : • •
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE UNTIL SEPTEMBER Jrd THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
COMMITTEE REPORT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resul t ed as follows:
Ay e s: Coun c il Members J ones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clay to n, Tayl o r.
Nay s : Non e
Ab sent : Cou n c i l Me mb e r So v e r n .
The Mayo r decl ar ed t h e motion ca rri ed .
* • * *
Ci t y Atto r ne y Be rar dini be an discussion o f an o r d i n a nce
on f inal readi n g appr o vi n g a n ag r eement wi t h t he Ci ty o r Sh e ri da n
rela i n to t h e devel o pm ent o f a mul i-use r ec r e a t i on a l fa cility
on he Sout h Pl a tt e Riv e r.
Cou n c i l ma n Mann inq i r ed whethe r th i s o r d i nance app r oved
h r eeme n t only. Ci y A o r ney Be r a r d i n i r eplied in the
ar irma i v e .
Councilman Mann inq i r ed whe her he Counc i l s h ould be
on erned wi th a na me f o r h olf co r se at thi time . Ci y
A •orney Be r a r dini r plied ha his should not be included in
h a reemen since Sheridan had passed i in this fo r m.
INTRODUCED A. A BILL BY COU CILM.AN BL SSING.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINA CE NO. 29, S!RI!S or 1974
A ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGRE!M NT BET WEEN TH! CITIES OF SHERIDA ,
COLORADO AND ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO RELATI NG TO A MULTIPLE USE
RECREATION FACILITY.
(Copied in full in he Official Ordinance Book .)
COUNCILMAN BL SSI G OV!D AND COU NCI LMAN TAYLOR SECO NO!O
A OTION TO APPROVE ORDINANC! NO . 29, SERIES OF 1974. Upon he all or the roll, he vo e reaul ed •• follo ws :
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sove r n .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
* * * * *
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDIN AN CE NO. JO , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 2 , 3, 5, 6 , 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, AND
12 OF TITLE VII OF THE 1 969 E .M.C . ENTITLED "HOUSING", RELATING
TO MINIMUM HOUSING REQU IREMENTS .
(Copied in full in t he Offi c ial Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JO NE S S ECO NDED
A MO TI ON TO APPR OVE ORDINANCE NO . 30, SERIES OF 1974. Up o n t he
c all o f t h e r o l l , the vo te resu l ted as follows:
Aye s : Coun c il Memb e rs Jone s , Mann, Ble s sing, Br own,
Cl ay to n, Ta ylo r.
Nay s : Non e
Ab sen Co un c i l M mb e r So vern.
The ayo r decl ar ed he mot i o n ca rrie d .
I NTRODUCED AS A BILL BY CO UN CI LMAN BLESS ING.
BY AUT HORI TY
ORDI NAN C NO. Jl, SE RI ES OF 1974
AM 'I NG TITL! V 01 THE 1969 !.U.C., ENTITLED
"CAR R RVIC! (E PLOY! AN D OFFICERS)", BY ADDI NG A N W
CHAPT R 1 1 TO SAID TITL , ESTABLISHI NG TH ENGLE OOD POLICE
CADET TRAI ING PRO RA ADOPTI NG TA DAR O FOR PLOY E T ,
AGE , RE IDENCY , I NI MUM DUC ATIO AL REQUI REMEN TS , FUTUR
EDUC ATIO NAL ACHIEV E TS , !UPLO YM NT BE NEFITS AN D WA GE ,
AND PROVIDI G FOR A REVIE W OF AID PROG RA ANN UALLY BY TH
CITY A AG R WITH RECO ! DATIO N TO THE CIT Y COU NCIL .
(C o pi d in full in h orrt ial Or i nan e Book .)
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . Jl, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
* * * * *
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE DEPARTMENT
OF HIGHWAYS, DIVIS mtN OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF COLORADO, AND THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOT ION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
TO SIGN A MAIN TE NANCE AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
FOR TRAFFIC CONT ROL DEVICES. Upon the call of the roll, the v ote
resu lted as follows:
Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Mann, Blessin , Brown,
Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Abs ent : Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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RESOLUTION NO. Jl, SE IIE S OF 1974
AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH TH OFFIC
PREPARED !SS FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANC UNDER TH!
TER RELIEF ACT .
(Copl d in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOV D AND COU NCILMAN BL!SSINO SECONDED
A OTJO TO APPBBV! R! OLUTION NO. Jl SERIES OF 1974. Upon h
all or the roll, the vote resul d as follows: • •
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Taylor . Ayes: Council Members Jones, Blessing, Br own, Clayton,
Nays : Council Member Mann.
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
* * * * *
Council received a resolution authorizing notice of
hearing on the reassessment of costs to Mrs. X Joyce E . Barnett
relatin o Paving District No . 19.
,;...
City Attorney Berardini stated that notice ~ when the
District was originally set up were mis-sent . Mrs. Barnett never
received them. No arrangements we e e made to pay fo r this over a
10-year period, and as a result when the payment came up, it
forced a tax sale on her property. This would take the situation
back o he beginning>&A4. reassess it and allow her to pay it over ten years.
RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE REASSESSMENT
OF COST TO MS. JOYCE E. BARNETT, RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO . 19.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book .)
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call or he roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen Council Member Sovern.
The ayer de lared he mo ion carried.
ana
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memorandum from the Assistant City
nda process.
Assistant City Uana1er Mccown stated that the statr
e wil lin1 to move the a enda distribution ~ by on day Council so d sired. "
yor Taylor cave hie reasons tor wantin it moved up
y, s • 1n 1 would ive more tim to prepare ror he Monday
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO MOVE THE AGENDA PROCESS UP BY ONE DAY TO SEND IT OUT
ON THURSDAY INSTEAD OF FRIDAY. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
* * * * *
Council re cei ved a memorandum from the Administrative
Assistant concerning the location for Council precinc meetings.
Assistant City Manager Mccown stated hat direction was
needed by the staff whether to proceed with this.
Councilman Mann sta ed that posted si ns would probably
be sufficient in the precincts ra her than indirec mailings.
~ -· The Assistant City Manager stated tha he fel ~
Council's direction then to publicize these mee ins with every-
thin short of a direct mailing.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO USE THE NE WSPAPERS TO PUBLICIZ~ THE PRECINCT MEETINGS
BY PAID ADVERTISEMENTS IN ADDI TION TO THE OTHER ME THODS, SH ORT
OF DIRECT MAILING . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen Council Member Sovern.
Th Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a recommendation to permit the Director
of Finance to attend seminar on Municipal Finance and Inv atm nt
from Sep ember 19 to September 20, 1974 in Atlanta, Geor ia.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE DIRECTOR
GEORGIA ON SEPTEMBER 19 and 20,
vo e resulted aa follows:
AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
OF FINANCE GOING TO ATLANTA,
Upon the call of the roll, he
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
* * * * *
Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that Judge
Swearingen had given him a letter requesting that J. Louis
Parkinson be appointed Associate Judge in Municipal Court .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY AT TORNEY DRAW UP A RESOLUTION Af POINTING
J. LOU I S PARKINSON AS ASSOCIATED JUDGE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
Upon the c all o f the roll, the v ote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Member s Jones, Mann, Bl ess ing, Br o wn,
Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member So v ern .
The Mayor declared the motion ca rrie d.
* * * * I(
Assistant City Ma nager Mcco wn stated that Administrative
Assistan Mendelson would be leaving the City for alternate
employmen a the end of this week, and publicly commended him
for his services .
Mayor Taylor stated that we needed to ask the Chief of
Police o e he bicycle la w enforced before so ebody killed
in he City. t.. .. )
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BL!SSI G MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN S!CO 0 0 A MOTTO U! TH! COUNCIL INVITE! LIST . Upon the all or he r o ll, VO e reeul ed as follo ws:
Ayes: Co n il M mbera Jone1, Mann, Bl aaing, Brown, Taylor.
aye: Coun 11 Member Clayton
A been Co nc11 Yem er Sov rn.
The ayor d lared he mo ion carri d.
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Mayor Taylor gave out the details of the budget process
and stated that his three members on the budget committee would
be Colbert Cushing, Charles Nichols~ Jean Carlber~..,.. John Kreiling
would attend one meeting. ~
Councilman Clayton stated that his r epresentative was Jerry Lay.
* * * * *
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COU NCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT MAYOR TAYLOR, COUNCILMAN JONES AND ASSISTANT CITY
MANAGER MC COIN ATTEND THE ~~9_.R~Be ~~l_tIPJ}t }o!~YE MEETING ON
AUGUST 26th THROUGH THE 28th. Upon the cal! of e roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
* * * * *
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, T~ylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meetin waa adjourned
at 11 :50 P.M.
ex ot f!cio Clerk or the Council
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEJfOOO CITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 19, 1974
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8 :00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley Fixter of the
Englewood United Methodist Church, 3885 South Broadway,
pledge of alleg iance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and
roll call.
1 . Minu tes .
(a ) Minu tes o f the reqular meeting o f Auqust 5, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visit ors.
(&) Recognition of "apec i&l guests " of the Council .
(b) Mra. Pa t Kenning , repr e s entati v e o f Un ited Wa y ,
wil l be present to receiv e • Pr oclAllation f roa the
City of Englewood designat ing the week o f Sep tember 9
through September 15 •• Un ited Way Week. (Copiu
encloa d .)
(c) Mr . Toa Burns, Chair.an of the Housing Authority,
will be present to request funds for the purchase
of property for construction of howaing units for
the eld rly.
Cd) Mra. Ma ry Arthur, 3650 South PeMaylvania, will be
present to disc:usa the fire at the Lotus Gardena
A rt. ta, and .. nPQWer in th& Fin rtamt.
C int report nclo •d.)
Ce) Mr. Clifford Selby, glewood l'ire O.partaen
repr a ting the ltnqlevoocS Pire l'i9htera Aa•ociat
will be prea t to diacua1 th recent ruU.n9 of
reer Service Board on the .t..pa .. e h rin9 be
the Alloeiat i and th City.
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3. Public Hearing.
(a) Request a transfer of liquor license for the Eagles
Lodge #3241 from 73 West Floyd to 3384 South Broadway,
(Council Action Request form enclosed.)
(b) Request for a 3.2 retail beer license for the Sizzler
Steak House, 6151 South Broadway. (Council Action
Request form enclosed.)
4. COllllllunications -No Action RecOllllllended.
(a) Minutes of the Parka and Recreation COllllllission meeting
of August 8, 1974, and recoamendation to the City Council
on the median strip between Highway #285 and Quincy
Street to proceed as approved. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from the Director of Finance ~rizing
the sales and use tax receipts through July, 1974. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Memorandum from the C.ity's negotiating teaa relative
to the recent decision of the Career Service Board on
the iqiasae hearing bet-en the EnglewOOd Pire l'iCJhters
Association and the City. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum frc:a the Director of Finance concerning
Police and Pire Penaian Funds. (Copies enclosed,)
(e) Se.i,..nnua1 report fro. the Director ot Finance on
the Police and Pire Pension f'unda. (Copiell enclosed.'
(f) Report froa the Director of Finance s...._rizinCJ the
first • ven months operation of the aelf-insuzance fund. (Copiea enclosed,)
Cg> .Report froa th Director of Pinanc on the interest
inco.e for the first sev n months of 1974. (Copi .. encloaed.)
(h) P in&ncial port for t llanth o "'1ly, 1974. (Copies • cl ed.)
(b)
ons -Action •c:C11-u1aect.
Of Au9W1t 13, 1974
ve a con ract with Ara
ry D strict, (Copi .. o
ncloMd,)
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5. C011111Unications -Action Recommended (Continued) •
(c) The award of a seal coat contract to Peter Kiewit &
Sons Company in the amount of $27,932.66. (Copies
enclosed.)
(d) Rec011111endation from the Director of Utilities for
acquisition of the Haynie property for the Bi-City
Waste Water Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning COllllllission
to vacate South Cherokee Circle, 3400 block South.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(f) Report from the Executive Director of the Housing
Authority on a program to provide financial leans
to the elderly for the upgrading of homes. (Copies
enclosed.)
(g) Discussion of the report from the Volunteer Fire
Department ~ttee. (Copies previously tran•itted.)
6. City Attorney .
(a) Ordinance on final reading approving an ag~nt with
the City of Sheridan relating to the develQ1*8nt of a
nilti-use recreational facility on the South Platte
River. (P assed on fint reading on Auquat 5.)
(b) Ordinance on final reading adopting rec~tiona
from th Englevood Minimua Housing Code Jleview
C:O-ittee. (PaHed on first reading of August 5.)
(c) Ordinance on final reading claHi!ying the Cadet Pro-
gram as a part-ti.. training prograa, and HttinlJ forth
the ter:aa and conditions for th program. (P•Nec!
on f nt reading on Augus 5.)
(d) Bill fo~ an ordinance authori&ing the Mayor to sign
a •int.nance egr nt wi th State Hi y Depart-
(e)
aent for traffic c trol dev • alonq thoae •tr.et.
within the City tha are rt of th ltau Iii y
ayat... (Copi s nclo d.)
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6. City Attorney (Continued).
(fl Resolution authorizing notice of hearing on the reaaaeaa-
ment of cost to Mrs. Jayce E. Barnett relating to Paving
District #19. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
(a) llulorandum from the Aasiatant City Manager relative to
the agenda proceaa. (Copiea encloaed.)
(b) *-:>randum from the Adainistmtive Aaaiat&nt concerning
the location for Council precinct meetings. (Copiea
enclosed.)
(c) Recamendation to pez:ait the Director of Finance to
attend a aeminar on lllnicipal Finance and Inveatment
frca SepteJllber 19 to Sept811ber 20, 1974 in Atlanta,
Georgia. (C opies encloaed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
8. General Discussion.
(&) Mayor's Choice.
(b) Council MIMlber'a Choice.
9. Adjournment.
ICEU.S WAGGONER
Acting City Manager
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 19, 1974
8:00 P,M, Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley Fixter of the
Englewood t:Jnited Methodist Oturch, 3885 South Broa~y,
pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and
roll call.
1 . Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular -etin9 of AU'JWI S , 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Counc l.
(b) Mrs. Pat Kenning, representative of United Way,
will b present to receiv a Procl&mation froa the
City of Englewood designating the week of S.pt...,_r 9
through September 15 as United W.y Week. (Copi ..
enclosed.)
(c) Mr. Toa Burns, Chai~n of the Housing Authority,
will be present to request funds for the purchase
of property for construction of houein9 units for
the elderly.
(d ) Mrs. Ma ry Arthur, 3650 South Pennsylvania, will be
present t o discuss the fire at the Lotue ~rdene
Apertllents, &nd .. n~r in ~ Pire Depart..9'\t,
( i re r port enclosed.)
(e ) Mr. Cliffo rd Selby, Englewood Pi re Depart.ant •nd
repre111ntinq the Zngl8'1QOd Fire P19ht.re Association,
will be pres nt to diScuH the rec nt rulin!J of th
Care r Ser vice Board on the 1-paase h .. rin9 between
the Association and the City.
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3. Public Hearing.
(a) Request a transfer of liquor license for the Eagles
Lodge #3241 from 73 West Floyd to 3384 South Broadway.
(Council Action Request form enclosed.)
(b) Request for a 3.2 retail beer license for the Sizzler
Steak House, 6151 South Broadway. (Council Action
Request form enclosed.)
4. C~unications -No Action RecC111111ended.
(a) Minutes of the Parka and Recreation CCllllllission meeting
of August 8, 1974, and rec011111endation to the City Council
on the median strip between Highw.lly #285 and Quincy
Street to proceed as approved. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from the Director of Finance BWlllllllrizing
the sales and use tax receipts through JUly, 1974. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Hemorandwa from the C.ity's negotiating teaa relative
to the recent deciaion of the Career Service Board on
the ~sse hearing between the Englewood Fire Pightera
Association and th City. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Heaorandum from the Director of Finance concerning
Police and Fire Pension f'unda. (Copies encloaed.)
(e) Semi-annual repart from the Director of Finance on
th Po lice and Fire Pension Funds. (Copiu enclosed. 1'
(fl Repart from the Director of Finance •uaaarizing the
firet seven 1110ntha operation of the self-inaunnce
fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) port froa th Director of Financ on the intereat
income for the first •even months of 1974. (Copiu enclosed.)
(h) P nancial r port for th llOnth of July, 1974. (Copi a ncloaea.)
C~i t ona -Action
(a )
(b)
~nded.
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5. Communie&tions -Action Reco11111ended (Continued).
(c) The award of a seal coat contract to Peter Kiewit &
Sons Company in the amount of $27,932.66. (Copies
enclosed.)
(d) Rec0111Denda~ion from the Director of utilities for
acquisition of the Haynie property for the Bi-City
Waste Water Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Reconnendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission
to vae&te South Olerokee Circle, 3400 block South.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(f) Report from the Executive Director of the Housing
Authority on a program to provide financial loans
to the elderly for the upgrading of homes. (Copies
enclosed.)
(g) Discussion of the report from the Volunteer Fire
Department Comaittee. (Copies previously tran .. itted,)
6. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading approving an ag~nt with
the City of Sheridan relating to the development of a
multi-use recreational facility on the South Platte
River. (Passed on first reading on August 5.)
(b) Ordinance on final reading adopting re~tions
frOlll th Englewood Minimum Housing Code Revi-
Committee. (Passed on first reading of August 5.)
(cl Ordinance on final reading clauifying the Cadet Pro-
gram as a part-time training pr09raa, and aetti.nq forth
the terms and conditions for the prograa. (PaHed
on first reading on August 5.)
(d) Bill for an ordinance authorhing the Mayor to siqn
a •intenance agr eMn with the State Righ•y Depart-
ment for traffic control vices along tholle •t~t•
within the City that are part of the It.ate Hi •Y
systea. (Cop es enclo d.)
(e) Resolution authorizing the AHistant City Ma r to
e cut documents for al'ld in behalf of th City of
nqlewood for fe ral t cial alSistanc und r th
Di ster lief A (Co i • nclos d.)
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6. City Attorney (Continued).
(f) Resolution authorizing notice of hearing on the reaasess-
-nt of cost to Mrs. Jeyce E. Barnett relating to Paying
District #19. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
(a) Memorandwn from the Allaiatant City Manager relative to
the agenda proceaa. (Copies encloaed.)
(b) Mellorandum from the Adainistrative Allaiatant concerning
the location for Council precinct meetings. (Copiea
enclosed.)
(c) Rec~dation to peEait the Director of Finance to
attend a •-inar on "'1nicipal Finance and Inveat.ent
from Septuber 19 to Septetlber 20, 1974 in Atlanta,
Georgia. (C-0pie• encl-0aed.)
(d) Manager'• Choice.
8. General Discuaaion.
(a) Mayor'• Choice.
(bl Council ....,_r'a Choice.
9. Adjournaent.
Jl:ELLS WAGGONER
Acting City Mlnager
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THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 19, 1974
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8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley FiJtter of the
Englewood united Methodist Church, 3885 South Broa~y,
pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and
roll call.
l. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular -eting of August 5, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(b) Mr•. Pat Kenning, representative of United Way,
will be present to receive a ProcJ.a.ation froa the
City of Englewood dHignating the -X of September 9
through Septellber 15 aa United *Y Week. (Copi•
encloaed.)
(c) Mr. Toa Burna, Chainian of the Housing Authority,
will be preaent t o request funda for the purchase
of property for construction of howsing Wlita for
the elderly.
(d) Mrs. Mary Arthur, 3650 South P M•ylvania, will be
pre1 nt to diacu11 the fire at the Lotus Gardena
Apartments, and •npower in the Fire Oepartaent.
(Pix. report enclo ed. J
<•> Mr. Clifford S.lby, Pire Depart.ent and
npr •anting th• ngl Pire Pi hten M•oc::iation,
will be pr ISJ'lt to discuH ruling of the
care r Service Board on th ring bet
the A sociat on and the City.
(fl 0th r Visitors.
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3. Public Hearing.
(a) Request a transfer of liquor license for the Eagles
Lodge #3241 from 73 West Floyd to 3384 South Broadway.
(Council Action Request f o rm enclosed.)
(bl Requ e st for a 3.2 reta i l beer license for the Sizzler
Steak House, 6151 South Broadway. (Council Action
Request form enclosed.)
4. C0111111unications -No Action Rec011111ended.
s.
(a) Minutes of the Parka and Recreation COllllliasion meeting
of Auqust 8, 1974, and recomnendation to the City Council
on the median strip between High-y 11285 and Quincy
Street to proceed as approved. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from t he Director of F i nance auaarizing
the sales and use tax receipts through JUly, 1 9 74.
(Copies enclosed.)
(c ) Memorandum from the <.i ty 's negotiating teaa relati v.
t o the recent decis ion of the Career Service Board on
the illlpasae h earing between the Englewood Fire Pighte ra
Association and the City . (Copies enclos ed.)
(d ) M-orandwa from the Director of Finance concerning
Police and Fire Pens ion Funds . (Copies enclosed.)
(e ) s -i -&nnual report f rom the Director of Finance on
the Po lice and F ire Pension Punda. (Copi .. encloaed .1
(f) Re port from the Dir ect or o f Finance ~r i&ing the
firs t sev en 111<>11tha operat ion of the s elf -ins urance
f u nd . (Cop i e s encl osed.)
(g) Report froa t he Director of Finance on the i nte rest
income for the first seven llOlltha of 1974 . (Copies
enclosed.)
(h) Pinanciel r port for th aonth of J'Uly, 1 974 . (Cop.L a
encloeed.)
C~icat ona -Action ~nded.
Ca) Minutea ot th Library oard ae ting of Augua t 13, 1974
and rec ndation to a pprov a contra ct with Ana
Coun y 1ta9ional Public Library District. (Copies of
ainu a, a9re and ordinance ncloaed.)
(b) frOll Dir ctor ot Finance requ •tin9 th
o an a udU:in9 fim. !Copi • .ncl oe • )
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5. Communications -Action Recommended (Continued).
(c) The award of a seal coat contract to Peter Kiewit &
Sons Company in the amount of $27,932.66. (Copies
enclosed .)
(d) Rec011111endation from the Director of utilities for
acquisition of the Haynie property for the Bi-City
Waste Water Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission
to vae11te South Cherokee Circle, 3400 block South.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(f) Report from the Executive Director of the Housing
Authority on a program to provide financial loans
to the elderly for the upgrading of homes. (Copies
enclosed.)
(g) Discussion o f the report from the Volunteer Fire
Department C~ttee. (C opies previously tran•itted.)
6. City At t o rney.
(a) Ordi nance on final reading approving an a9~t vi.th
the City of Sheridan relating to the develo,..nt of a
multi -use recreational facility on the South Platte
River. (Passed on fi rst reading on Augu11t 5,)
(b) Ordinance on final reading adopting rec~tiona
from th Englewood M.inimuia Housing Code Review
Committee. (PaBBed on first read ing of August 5.)
(c) Ordinance on final reading claHifying the C&det Pro-
gram a s a part-tt.e training progr-, and settiDCJ forth
the tems and conditiona for the prograa . (Paaeed
on first reading on August 5 .)
(d) Bill for an ordinance a uthorizing the Mayo r to sip
a -intenance agr t with the State ltigti._y Depart-
aent for traffic control devic s &loncJ thoae streets
within the City t.ha are part of the State 111 y
syst•. (Copi a enclosed.)
(•) solution authori&inq the Aasistant City 1tana9er to
execute doc:wnents for and in behalf of the City of
ngl for fede 1 f cial assistanc: under the
Di ster Relief A (Copi s enclos d.)
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August 19 Agenda
6. City Attorney (Continued).
(f) Resolution authorizing notice of hearing on the reaaaesa-
ment of cost to Mrs. Jayce E. Barnett relating to Paving
District #19. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
(a) Memorandum from the Allsiat&nt City Manager relative to
the agenda proceas. (Copies encloaed.)
(b) Mellorandum from the Adainistratiw Allaiat&nt concerning
the location for Council precinct meetinqa. (Copie•
enclosed.)
(c) Recoimendation to peJ:ait the Director of Finance to
attend a seminar on llllnicii;al Finance and Inveat.ent
from September 19 to September 20, 1974 in Atl&nt&,
Georgia. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
8. General DiJlcuaaion.
(a) Mayor'• Choice.
Cb) council *-ber'• Choice.
9. Adjournaent.
ICELtS WAGGO
Acti.n9 City Manaqer
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THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
AUGUST 19, 1974
8 :00 P.H. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley Filcter of the
Englewood United Methodist Church, 3885 South Broa~y,
pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and
roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular -eting of August 5, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(bl Mrs. Pat .Kenning, representative of United Way,
will be present to receive a Procl&Ju.tion froa the
City of Englewood desiqnating the week of September 9
through September 15 as United Way Week. (Copi ..
enclosed.)
(cl Mr. Toa Burns, Chairman of the Housing Authority,
will be present t o request funds for the purchase
of property for construction of housing units for
the elderly.
(d) Mrs. Mary Arthur, 3650 South Pennsylvania , will be
present t o discuss the fire at the Lotus Gardena
Apartments, and lllilnpower in the Fire Depu:t.Hnt.
(!'ire report enclosed.)
(•) Mr. Cliffo rd Selby, D\glewood Fire OepartMnt and
representing the Englewood Fire Fight.rs Aasoc:i&tion,
will be present to diacuaa the recent ruling of th
care r Service Board on the iapasse hearing betWIMll
the Association and th City.
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August 19 Agenda.
3. Public Hearing.
(a) Request a transfer of liquor license for the Eagles
Lodge #3241 from 73 West Floyd to 3384 South Broad-y.
(Council Action Request form enclosed.)
(b) Request for a 3.2 retail beer license for the Sizzler
Steak House, 6151 South Broadway. (Council Action Request form enclosed.)
4. COlllllunications -No Action RecOIMlended.
(a) Minutes of the Parka and Recreation COlllllission -eting
of August 8, 1974, and recOlllllencla.tion to the City Council
on the median strip between High-y #285 and Quincy
Street to proceed as approved. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from the Director of Finance llWnllarizing
the sales and use tax receipta through J\lly, 1974. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Memorandum froai the C.ity's negotiating teaa relative
to the recent decision of the Career Service Board on
the i.mpesse hearing between the EnglewOOd Fire Fighters
Association and the City. (Copies encloaed.)
(d) MemoZllndum from the Director of Fin&nce concerning
Police and Fire Pension Funda. (Copiea enclosed.)
(e) Semi-.nnua1 report from th Director of Finance on
th Police and Fire Pension Funda. (Co piea enclosed.1
(f) Report froai the Director of Finance •uaaarizing the
first seven llOllths operation of the ••lf-insuaance fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Report froa the Director of Pin&nc on the interest
ineoaae for th first seven aontha of 1974. (Copi .. enclosed.)
(hJ inancal r port for the llOr!th ot J\lly, 1974. (Copies nclosed. J
s. Cc:.iaun cations -Action .Race.mended.
(a) Minutes of th Library rd ••ting of Au9Ut 13, 1974
and r c ndation to •PPro a contract with An
Coun y R.g1ona1 Public Libmry o strict. (Copi .. ot
•inutea, a9 t and ordinanc enclosed.)
CbJ ,.._,randua fr01t Dir ctor o Pinance requ •t11l9 th
l ng ot an •uditin9 fil'll. {Cop H enclosed.)
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5. Communications -Action Recommended (Continued).
(c) The award of a seal coat contract to Peter Kiewit &
Sons Company in the amount of $27,932.66. (Copies
enclosed. l
(d) RecOG111endation from the Director of Utilities for
acquisition of the Haynie property for the Bi-City
Waste Water Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission
to vacate South Cherokee Circle, 3400 block South.
(Copies previously transmitted.)
(fl Report from the Executive Director of the Housing
Authority on a program to provide financial loans
to the elderly for the upgrading of homes. (Copies
enclosed. l
(g) Discussion of the report from the Volunteer Fire
Department eo.aittee. (Copies previously tran•itted.)
6. City Attorney.
(a ) Ordinance on final roading approving an ag~nt vi.th
the City of Sheridan relating to the development of a
multi-use recreational facility on the South Platte
River. (Passed on fir•t reading on Auqust 5.)
(bl Ordinance on final reading adopting r~dati.ons
froa the Englewood Mint.-Hou.sing Code Review
Conaittee. (Passed on first reading of Auqu•t s.)
(c) Ordinan ce on final r•ding claHifying the C&det Pro-
gram a • a part-t1-training progr-, mid nttincJ forth
the ter:ms and c onditiona for the prograa. (Pa•aed
on first r ding on Auquat s.)
(d) Bill tor an ordinance authorizing the Mayor to •ign
a •intenanc agr t with the State Hi<;hwy 0.S-rt-
ment for traffic control device• along thoee •tr.eta
within the City that are pa rt of the State Ri9h•Y
ayat... (Co ea nclo d.)
Ce) aoluU.on author!& ng the AHi8tant City Mana g r to
ex cute nta for and in behalf of the City of
E1t9l fe ral financial aHiltance und r th
O t A (Copie1 enclo1ed.)
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6. City Attorney (Continued).
(f) Resolution authorizing notice of hearing on the ree.aaesa-
-nt of cost to Mrs. Jeyyce E. Barnett relating to P&Ying
District #19. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
(a) Memorandum from the Allaistant City Manager relative to
the agenda proceaa. (Copies encloaed.)
(b) Me11e>randum from the Adainiatr:ative Allaiatant concerning
the location for Council precinct meetings. (Copi ..
enclosed.)
(c) Recoaaend&tion to peDait the Director ~ Finance to
attend a seainar on *nicipal Finance and Inveat.ant
from September 19 to Septelllber 20, 1974 in Atlanta,
Georgia. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
8. General Discussion.
(a ) Mayor's Choice.
(b ) Council llMiber'• Choice.
9. Adjourn.ent.
JCELLS WAGGO
Acting City Manag r
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
AUGiJST 5, 1974
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in r Qgul ar S~G sion on August 5, 1974, at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by the Rev. Stanley Fixter of
the Englewood United Meth c dist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were pre se nt:
Council Members jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: Acting City Manager Waggoner
City Attorney Berardini
Assistant City Manager Mccown
Director of Finance Nollenberger
Di re ctor of Co mmunity Developm ent
Supinger
Director of Ut ilitie s Carrol l
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COUNCILMAN JO NE S MOVED A'ID COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECO NDED A MOTION
TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JULY 15, 197 4
AND THE SPECIAL ~EETING OF JULY 22, 1974. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jone1, Sovern, Mann, Ble1ain ,
Brown, Cl ayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
Th Mayor declared the motion carried,
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Councilman Cl ay ton st a t ed that there was a c lear
preference in the s urvey for smaller number of uni ts in one
location type dwellings. The desire to move into apar t ment-
type dwellings increased in t he same proportion as the age of
the person. The persons additionally wanted green space available
wherever they lived. He fe l t that there was a need for a program
to help senior citizens upgrade their own homes, as well as an
additional apartment-type living quarters for the elderly.
Councilman Mann inquired whether the program was voluntary. Mr. Burns replied in the affirmative.
Councilman Mann inquired as to the size of the ·units. Mr.
Burns stated that t hey were one-bedroom units with a minimum of 457 square feet.
Counci l man Mann inquired as to the cost to the elderly.
Mr. Burns stated that the cost was a figure to be determined,
which was 25% of t heir adjusted income. The Federal government
would pi c k up the difference, up to $175, which would be paid t o
the owner of the bui l ding. There was not cost to the Cit y of
Eng l ew oo d, o t her than p o ssibl e on e-t ime l a~d purchas e cos ts if
the Hous i ng Au tho r ity wa s n ot ab l e t o p u t a package toget her due
to high c os t of const ru ct i on.
Cou n c i l man Clayton in q u ire d a s t o how man y sites woul d
be uti lized . Mr. Bu rn s s t a t ed that they were pre s en tly lo oki ng
at two si tes and tha t the c ost of bui l dings in many loc ations was a str o no mi c al.
Council ma n Clayton i nqu ire d a s t o why t he a p a rtment sizes
we re only 457 squar e f eet . Mr . Burn s s ta ted that t h at wa s t h e
c u r rent City code f o r minimums, but tha t t he Hous ing Aut h ority
would lik e help from the City o r State on land p ur chase i n order
to allo w f unds for larger squa r e foot ag e developments. They would
like to have a ctivities in these buil ding s fo r the re siden ts since
they we r e me a nt for livin in, and n ot custo d i a l ca r e .
A general discussion of type of housing compo n ents to be utilized was under one.
Mayor Taylor inquired whether this necessitated any
action by the Ci y Coun 11. Mr. Burns replied in the nerative,
etatinr that it was for Co ncil information at thi• particular
poin in tl••·
Councilman Brown etated that he was very happy to hear
he plans, and that he had been waitinr for th i s type or develop-
m nt for a couple or year1 in the City.
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efore Council to 411cue1 th chan in or So. Bannock and So
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
AU GuST 5, 1974
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in r 1!gu lar s~t sion on August 5, 1974, at 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Taylor, presiding, culled the meeting to order.
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The invocation was given by the Rev. Stanley Fixter of
the Englewood United Meth o dist Church . The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154.
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll, the following were pre se nt:
Council Members jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: Acting City Manager Waggoner
City Attorney Berardini
Assistant City Manager Mccown
Director of Finance Nollenberger
Director of Community Development
Supinger
Director of Utilities Carroll
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED A':D COUNCILMA N BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION
TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE R!GULAR MEETING OF JULY 15, 1974
AND THE SPECIAL ~EETING OF JULY 22, 1974. Upon the call o the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bleeein , Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: Non
Ab sen None
Th ayor declared he motion carried.
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Mayo r Taylor announced that the Mayor was holding
coffees on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at the
new Police/Fire building. He stat~d that they were open to the
public for comments to the Council and staff.
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Mayor Taylor recognized the following persons from the
list of Special Citizen Program Invitees.
Mrs. Toney Schoenberger, 2165 W. Warren, Pre cinct No. l.
Mr. Berry J. Slater, 4031 So. Elati, Precinct No. 4.
Mr. Harlan L. Shattuck, Jr., 3054 So. Cornell Circle, Precinct No. 6.
No. 8. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Terrill, 3697 So. Grant, Precinct
Mr. Terrill stated that the Council had a tremendous Job
ahead ot it, and felt tha the cit izenry should address its problems
to the department heads whenever possible to alleviate the Council's time-consuming job .
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Mr. Tom Burns, Chairman of the Englewood Housing
Authority, appeared before Council o discuss the elderly housing survey.
Mr. Burns stated tha the conclusions o f the elderly
housing survey have been obtained from the firm conductin it.
The Housin Authori ty had obtained 100 uni s for lderly sub-
sidized housing by he Federal Government. He felt hat the
Housing Auth o rity needed f edback on the desires of elderly in
Englewood. 801 of the elderly in Englewood own their own home1,
and 901 of that segment made no payments on these home1. He felt
that the information o tained throu h the survey o n the nu ber of
persons desirin to move in o an apart ent-type uni wa s rather
significant. There are ove r l 00 p r eona who qualify t r h11
type or uni , which the Houeinc Au hority wa s planni I on buildin
Councilman ann inquired as o •he her her wa1 a
lie of p rsons waiting for h11 type uni . r. Burn1 1 a ed
tha th re was and it wa s row1nc a s th awarene11 of the project
became known in the co111J11un1 y. The Housing Au hor1 y o ld hire
an arch1t ct on Wednesday even1 c o be in develop en or h
project.
ayor Taylor inquired a1 to where the people in the
waiting list curr ntly raeided. Mre. Loi• Kocian, A11i1tant
Director of Community Development for Hou1in1, at ted that there
were 20 on the lia , all Of whoa eurren ly live in h City of
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Councilman Clayton stated that the re was a clea r
preference in the survey for smaller number of units in one
location type dwellings. The desire to move into apartment-
type dwellings increased in the same proportion as the age of
the person. The persons additionally wanted green space available
wherever they lived. He felt that there was a need for a program
to help senior citizens upgrade their own homes, as well as an
additional apartment-type living quarters for the elder ly.
Councilman Mann inquired whether the program was voluntary. Mr. Burns replied in the affirmative.
Councilman Mann inquired as to the size of the ·units. Mr.
Burns stated that they were one-bedroom units with a minimum of 457 square feet.
Councilman Mann inquired as to the cost to the elderly.
Mr. Burns stated that the cost was a figure to be determined,
which was 25% of their adjusted income. The Federal government
would pick up the difference, up to $175, which would be paid to
the owner of the building. There was not cost to the City of
Englewood, other than possible one-time la~d purchase costs if
the Housing Authority was not able to put a package together due
to high cost of construction.
Councilman Clayton inquired as to how man y sites would
be utilized. Mr. Burns stated that they were present ly looking
at two sites and that the cost of buildings in many locations was astronomical.
Councilman Clayton inquired as to why the apartment sizes
were only 457 square feet. Mr. Burns stated that that was the
current City code for minimums, but that the Hous ing Authority
would like help from the City o r State on land purchase in o rder
to allow funds for larger squ are footage developments. They would
like to have activities in these buildings for the residents since
they wer meant for living in, and not custodial care.
A general discussion of type of housing components to be utilized wa s unde rg one.
Mayor Taylor inquired wheth r thia neces1itat d an7
action by h City Council. Mr. Burn e replied in the n gative,
eta in that 1 wa a for Council information at th11 particular poin in iae.
Councilman Brown stated that he was very happy to hear
h plane, and that he had been waiting for th11 type of d velop-
••nt for a coupl of yeara in the City.
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Mra. aren Rats, 3748 So. Bannock St reet, appeared
afore Council to diacuaa the changing of So. Bannock and So
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She stated that many of her neighbors were concerned
ab out the traffic on Bannock Street. There was much commercial
traffic on this one-way street, even though it was in a residential
area. Property value had gone down due to the large volume of
traffic.
Mrs. Ratz presented a letter to the City Council
from residents of the Bannock Street area opposing the one-way
s ituation there. She fe lt that the City should at least install
some four-way stops in the event tha one-way traffic is continued.
Co uncil began consideration of a r eport from the City
Manager on the conversi on of South Bannock and South Sherman
Streets back to two-way s reeta .
Acting City Mana er Waggoner stated that in order to
revert the one-way traffic o n Bannock back to two-way, it would
cost around $10,000 . $9,000 of that cost was for mast arm which
would be needed. In r ever ing, the City faces a major proble in
old Hampden, U. S. 285 and Bannock intersection. r. Waggoner
stated that the only wa y he fel i could ~e done was t o change
old Hampden fr o m Acoma to Bannock from a two-way to a one-way
street. The Code curren ly calls for Hampden to be a wo-way
st r eet, so ha i would ne d to be changed in this even If
all hree movemen a at ha intersection were allowed, i would
be unbelievable to control. The current Bannock traffic would
have to go to Broadway, which is already having a hard i e holding
all of its traffic. A lon stretch o f one-way str et was necessary
in order to make it effec ive.
Councilman Sovern stated that a
sys em is much safer han a wo-way, bu
is dange rou s, also.
ood one-wa y ree
a bad o ne-way sys em
Councilman Jones stated that the Voorhees Report eta ed
tha one way should be extended in Englewood, or a andoned
al together. He felt that some discussion should be had in th
Planning and Zoning Commission and referrin i ack o Council
at hat point.
Mr. Donald Smith, JlO O
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Council. He eta
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Sher an S reet,
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Co uncilman Clayton inquired whe her Mr. S ith wa1 af r
parkin o n b o th aid a of he stree . Mr. S i h 1ta ed hat he
was n o s ure if it was fea 1 i le and would rely upon he en ineer'•
es imate.
Co uncilman S o vern 1 a e d ha Council an Jones' com
w re he be1t rou e to ake a this iae, in reterrinc he
o the Planninc and Zonin Co i s sion a a Pu lie Hearin .
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Coun cilman Man n stated tha t he woul d like bo h streets
to be two-way traffic. He felt that a n in-depth study wi t h more
ci t izen input sh ould be undergone.
COUNCILMAN SOVE RN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MO TION TO REFER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION THE STUDY
OF THE ONE-WAY STREETS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR FURTHER ACTI ON.
Councilman Clayton stated th at the proposal needed to be
brough t back up before the Council in the near future f or t heir study.
City Attorney Berardini stated that this would not
require acti on by the Planning and Zon ing Commission.
COUNCILMAN 1ANN MOVED TO AMEND THE MOTION TO TABLF TH
QUESTION BEFORE THE COUNCIL UNTIL SEPTEMBER 3rd. The mo tion died
for the lack of a second.
The motion wa s withdrawn by Councilman Sovern and the
second wa s wi thdrawn by Councilman Brown.
Councilman Sovern s ated that apparen ly we would need
to have he Ci y At o r ney draw up an o rdinance on whi ch we could
set a publi c h aring efore the Counc i l.
COUN CIL AAN SOVERN MOVE D AN D COUNCILMAN BR OWN SECONDED A
OTION TO HAVE 7HE CITY ATTO RNEY DR AW UP AN ORD INA CE ON CHANGING
SHERMAN AND BANN OCK TO TWO -WAY AND WE ST HAMPDEN FRO. ACOM.A TO
BAN OCK TO ONE -W AY.
Counc i lman Jones s a ed ha he Council needed to e
care f ul since he Plannin and Zoning Commission was recommending
ha Hampden Place e extended to Ha mp den.
Ci y Attorney Be rardini sta ed a he Co un c il wa a
looking at the who le circ la ion proble and thia should probably
o o he Plannin and Zon in Comm i ss i on .
Council an Sov rn ea ed .at tha was the inten of his
firs motion wh ich ha1 r w een wi hdra wn.
Council an Clayton inquired a1 to wb her Sherman ree
ad be n reco mend d aa a one-way a r ee in any City r port1.
Ac in Ci y ana ~r a ed tha he Sher an nd Ban o
were shown a1 one-way e c~mp rehensive plan of he y.
Co nc1lman C ay on inquir d aa o whether i wou d
to chan e the one-way a re ta back o wo-way, on a a iae
han bo h a h 1a 1 e. Ac in Ci y Manac r Was oner r
in t e ne a ive.
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Councilman Sovern withdrew his motion. Councilman
Brown withdrew his second.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO REFER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR
THEIR CONSIDERATION THE ONE -WAY STREETS OF BANNOCK AND SHERMAN,
HAMPDEN PLACE EXTENSION, AND WEST HAMPDEN POSSIBLE ONE-WAY
STATUS.
Coun cilman Mann stated that he would like to see Sherman
deleted from the motion and make it a two-way street at the present
time.
Councilman Jones stated that making Sherman a two-way
street right now mak es another left turn at U. S. 285 further
causing safety problems at that location.
MAYOR TAYLOR ASKED FOR THE VOTE ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION
TO REFER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR CONSIDERATION
THE ONE -WAY STREETS OF BANNOCK AND SHERMAN, HAMPDEN PLACE EXTENSION,
AN D WEST HAMPDEN POSS IBLE ONE-WAY S TATUS .• Upon the call of the
roll, the vo e resulted as foll ows :
Ayes: Cou ncil Member s Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles s ing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The !ayo r declar ed the motion ca rried.
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Mr. M. M. Sumce r s, Jl40 So. D laware, appeared before
Co un c il to discuss he need1 of the City o f Engle wood.
Mr . Summers eta ed that the ne da of En le wo od were
wid e a wa k e people, in tha only 1/6 of the people had voted in
the l97J lection for Council. Secondly, the Council needed to
own aome public ildin 1, 1ince they do no curren ly o wn any
pu 11 uildin 1 complt ely. He alee fel ha an auditoriu
wa 1 ntce1aary and a ho el located in the do wntow area. Kt
ata ed hat tht Ci y did not need one-way 1treet1 in any ror
or manner.
audience
concern in
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i1 tvenin whom he had invited tor the Council to hear
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Mr. Donald Lesher, Attorney, 1612 Court Place appeared
before Council. He stated that he asked Council to provide the
residents of Kent Village some recreational facilities and to
exclu de Kent Village from the South Suburban Recreational District.
In 1968, when Kent Village was annexed to the City of Englewood,
no disconnection was made from South Suburban. He did not feel
that it was necessary for identical services to be offered by the
City recreational program and South Suburban.
City Attorney Berardini stated that he had drawn up a
resolution in order to exclude Kent Village from the South Suburban
Recreation District. He felt that there was no problem in passing
a resolution this evening, if the Council so desired.
RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE DOUBLE TA XA TION OF AN AREA WITHIN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, KNOWN AS KENT VILLAGE, AS IT RELATES TO THE
SOUTH SUBURBAN METROPOLITAN RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMA N BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTI ON TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
c all or the r oll, th e vote resu lted as fo llows:
Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones, Sovern, Man n , Bleaaing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absen t: None
The Mayor declared the moti on carried.
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The foll o wini communications we ra r eeived for he
rec o r d: ~
Minutes of the Plannin and Zonin Com ieeion aeetin
ot July 2, 1974.
inu e ot he Career Service Board ot Co ieeion re
•••tin1 or July 2 ~, 1974.
Repor from the Administrative Aeeiatant on a property
tax rebate pro1ram for th elderly.
the the Aeeietant Cit7 M na er relativ to
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Council received the minutes of the Career Service
Board meeting of July 18, and the recommendation to change the
title of the position of Chief Sales Tax Auditor to Revenue
Chief and the position of Deputy Treasurer to Deputy Treasurer/
Buyer.
Ac ting City Manager Waggoner stated that there was no
change in Job duties or pay, but rather in the title to more
accurately reflect the Job duties.
RESOLUTION NO. JO, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION CHANGING THE POSITION TITLE OF DEPUTY TREASURER TO
DEPUTY TREASURER/BUYER, AND SALES TAX CHIEF TO REVENUE CHIEF.
(Copied in fu ll in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMA N SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROV E RESOLUTION NO. JO , SERIES OF 1974.
Upon he call o f the roll, the v ot e resulted a s f ollows:
Ay es : Cou n cil Membe r s Jones, So vern, Mann, Bl essi ng,
Br own, Cl ay ton , Taylo r.
Na ys: None
Ab se nt: None
The ayor decl are d the otion carried.
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Council re ceived he minu es o f be Water and Sewer
Bo ard mee ing of July 16 h, and rec o en dation for approval o f
Supplemen 1 2 to he Sou h Arapahoe San i a t ion Di s trict.
Director of Ut i li i a Ca rr oll stated ha it wo uld
add one prope rty to be Dist r ict .
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CO CILMAN SOVERN OV!O A 0 COU I JOI S S!COND!D
TO A PROVE SUPPL MEtT NO. 24 TO TH! SOUTH ARAPAHO
DISTRICT. Upon he call or roll, he vo e
a• f ollo s:
Ayes: Co ndl
Bro wn, Clay on, T ylor.
mbers Jones, Sovern, Man n, Blea1in ,
aye: one
A ten one
T e yor declar d h ao 1on car ri e
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Council received a letter from Mrs. Maida Navis,
Director of the Interfaith Task Force requesting funds for their
1975 budget.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the Council may
want to consider this at the same time as their budget.
Councilman Blessing stated that the Council should give
Interfaith Task Force all the help that is possible.
Councilman Sovern stated that it was nice to have some
of these type requests rather early.
Mayor Taylor stated that the Interfaith Task Force had
become internationally known.
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COUNCILMAN CLA YTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED
A MOTION TO REFER TO A LATER DATE THE INTERFAITH TASK FORCE BUDGET
REQUEST FOR 1975 WHEN ALL THE OTHER BUDGET ITEMS WERE REQUESTED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Man n, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rried.
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Council receiv ed an application for a J.2 beer licenee
renewal for Bob's Grocery, J296 So. Washington Street.
COU NCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPR OVE RENEWAL OF TH! J.2 BEER LICENSE FOR BOB'S
GROCERY, 3296 SO. WASHIN GTO N STREET. Upon the call of the rol l,
the vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayea: Council emb ra Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bleeeinc,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nay1: None
Absent: None
Th Mayor declared he motion carri ed.
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Counci l received a recommendation from the Director of
Finance and the Director of Parks and Recreation to award a
contract to R. T. Dick Adams in the amount of $7,589.00 for
construction of seed pod kiosks at Floyd Park.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that this was a
different type of kiosk which was made out of wood and would
look like a seed pod rather than like a mushroom.
Mayor Taylor explained the nature and theme of the
park to the audience.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE AWARD OF BID TO R. T . DICK ADAMS IN THE
AMOUNT OF $7,589.00 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEED POD KIOSKS AT FLOYD
PARK. Upon the c al l or the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The May o r declared the mo ion carried.
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Council recei ved a recommendation from the Director ot
Finan ce and the Director ot Public Works to award a contract to
Trujil lo Ce men Contrac or in the amou n of $42,815.00 f o r
construction or idewalks wi thin Sid ewa lk Dis trict No . 74.
Actin City Mana e r Wag one r stated that there was a
sli ht adJustmen in the bid, due to some reakdo wn problems,
which decreased the o v erall bid by $54.
COUNCI LMAll SOVERN MOV!D AN D COUNCI LMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A OTIO TO AWA RD TO TRUJILLO CE M!NT CONTRACTOR A BID FOR $42,76J,
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIDE WA LKS WITHIN SIDE ALI DISTRI T O. 74.
Upon h call of the roll, he vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayes: Council embers
Clay•on, Taylor.
Jone1, Sov rn, Bl 111n • Bro
ay1: Coun 11 e ber ann .
Ab1en one
T~ yor declare e mo 1on arr1ed.
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Council received a recommendation from the Career
Service Board special hearing on July 25, 1974 to approve the
memorandum on negotiations by the City dated July 17, 1974.
City Attorney Berardini stated that this recite s the
recommendations of the Career Service Board and ques tion e d that
the Council should approve it at this time.
A general discussion of the recommendation was undergone.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the negotiati ons
need some indication that the Council was in agreement wi th the
Career Service Board's decision.
COUNCILMAN CL AY TO N MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD
UNTIL THE AUGUST 19th MEETING. Upon the call of the ro l l, the vote
resulted as fol lo ws:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Man n, Bl essing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen t: None
The Mayor declared the mot i on carried.
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Council received a recommendation from the Planning and
Zoning Commission for inclusion of ce rtain projects in the Sta e
Highway Depar men Work Pro ram.
Ac ing Ci y ana er Wag oner atated that this re commen-
dation had come on from the Plannin and Zoning Collllliaaion and a
recollllllendation must be transmi ed to the County fairly soon.
Councilman Jones stated tha he did no agree wi h th
priorities und r II B-2, callin for South Broadway widenin fro
Yale Avenue to U. s. 28~. He felt that the outh Clarkson Str e
conatruction waa of more importance to the Ci y han waa So
Broadw y wi enin
the in+ent
Broadway.
Ci y ana er Wag1on r atat d hat 1 waa never
req at o widen he )200-3400 lock• or South
Councilman Mann inquired •• o wh e her the Council oould
chan1e the reco enda iona of the lannin1 and Zonin Coaaiaaion •
Ac 1 City anager Wa gon r repli d in the affir a ive, • atin
that th Council •• he final dec1a1on on he aubalt al to t
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Councilman Sovern stated that the City was the fin al
cont r ol ove r the Fede ra l Aide Ur ban Sy stems mon ey, and tha t t h e
City ha d to cost share with the State befo r e f inal wo r k co uld be
done in the case of South Broadway widening.
A ge n e ral di~·u s sion o f the prio r ities of the p r og r am was undergon e .
COUN CILMAN MANN MOVE D AND COU NCILMA N JO NES SECONDED A
MOTION TO ADO PT THE MEMORP ND UM ON ST ATE HIGH WAY WORK PR OGR AM,
STRIKING NO . II -B-1 , SOUfli BRO ADWAY WIDENING. Upo n t he call o f
the r oll, the v ote resu lte d as fol l o ws:
Taylo r. Ayes: Council ~embers J one s , Man n , Blessing , Clayton,
Na ys: Co u ncil Membe r s Sove r n, Br own .
Absent: None
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Commi ee. Council r ec ived a repor from the Vol unteer Firemen
Councilman Sovern sta ed ha
at he ne xt mee in in order o present Co ncil.
the Chief sh ould be here
he repo r t to he City
May o r Taylo r s ted tha a study session should probably t~ had on thi s subJ
COUNCILJ AN MAN ' >fOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN S CONDED A
MO TIO N TO TABLE TH REPORT FROM THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
DOMlJITT!! UNTIL TH! NEX . MEETING. Upon the call of the roll ,
the vo e re sult d as llows:
Ay a: Counc l •
Br o wn , Clayto n, Tay lor. rs Jore , So vern, Ma nn, Bleas1ng,
~.y : on
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The Mayor e~lar d h motion carri d.
Mana r
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equ 1ti au horization for tna alla ion of a trarr1~
U. . 2 ' and So h Fox Sr
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Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that there had been
a number of accidents at the intersection, which were avoidable
with signalization. He stated that the State Highway Departmen t
should legitimately pay for this, but that it was very low on the ir
priority list. He thought that the City could pay f o r it if Council deemed it necessary.
Councilman Mann stated that he was against all the traffic
lights around the Cinderella Ci y area and that he would like to see
instances of acciden t occurrence at Delaware and Hampden and Elati and Hampden.
Councilman Clayton stated that the intersection was a real problem in the City.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the accident
figures on the other intersection could be obtained for the Council.
Counci lm a n Brown state d that he was in favor o f anything
which would enhance p ublic sa fe y in this manner.
Councilman Mann inquired as to the State funding o r this .
Acting City Manager Wag gone r s a ed that it was very lo w on thei r
priority list and that hey were strapped for fund s for signalizat i on .
Mayor Taylor sta ed that it was extremely d iffi cult to pu a price on human life.
COU NCILMAN BRO WN ~OVED AND COUNCILMA CLAYTON SECON DED A
MOTION TO INSTALL A SIGNAL AT THE I NTE RSE CTIO OF U. S . 285 AND
SOUTH FOX STREET. Upon he call o f the r oll, the vo e re sulted as f ollows:
Ayes: Council
Clayton, Taylor. m e r • Jon a , Sovern, Bl sain , Br o .-n ,
Nays: Council em er ann.
Absent: one
The Mayor declared he mo ion c rried.
Zonin
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Com ia aion to vaca e
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herok e Circle in he 3400 blo k and
Co ncilman Jon • •
onaider va cation or Che r oki
in that area. He f elt t a
on the handlin or h Ha
Council needed o
la ion to the ent1r d velop en
cil •hould hold 1 over dapendin
pro l and Ci y Hall park1nc.
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Mr. Bill Mal o ne, Attorney, appeared before Council . He
stated that the houses su rroundin ~ Cherokee Circle were in the
process of being moved off, He r eque sted the vacation of
Cherokee Circle in order for the long -term development of the
property to begin. He felt ha the request for Cherokee Circle
stood by itself, entirely separat of other considerations of
the Council. He also stated that he First National Bank Board
had not looked yet at the possibl parking situation for Ci ty
Hall, but would do so in the near 'uture.
Councilman Bl ss ing stated that he felt the City
Council needed some answ e rs on the parking problems around City
Hall before it could move forward with the vacation of this street.
Councilman Sovern sta ed that not enough time had been
allocated by the Council in the st dy of the proposal at this
time, in that it needed additional attention. He fe lt that the
Council needed to inves tigate all pe rame ers before taking any
action on a mat er of his sor .
COUNCILMAN JONES OVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO TABLE THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION TO VACATE CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH
UNT IL THE NEXT COUNCIL EETING. Upon he call of he roll, he
vo e resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessin , Brown,
Clay on.
Nays: Council em era ann, Taylor.
A ser.t: one
T yor he mo ion carried.
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a Bill for an Ordinance approving an
agreement with the City of Sheridan relating to the development
of a multi-use recreational facility on the South Platte River.
City Attorney Berardini stated that it had already been
approved by the Sheridan City Co uncil.
Mayor Taylor requested the City Clerk to read the
ordinance in full, which was done.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDIN ANCE APPROV ING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES OF SHERIDAN,
COLORADO AND ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RELATING TO A MULTIPLE USE
RECREATION FACILITY.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
OTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE TO APPROV AN AGRE EMENT
WITH THE CITY OF SHERIDAN RELATING TO THE DEVELOP NT OF A MULTI-
USE RECREATION FACILITY ON TH SOUTH PLATTE RIVER. Upon the call
of he roll, the vote re sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylo r.
ays: None
Ab a en one
Th• May or eclared he ao ion carried.
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Council r ceived a Bill for an Ordinance adoptinr
recoaaendati ona or tb nclewood Miniaua Houainr Code R •i w
Coa itt e.
Ci 1 Attor •7 B rardini • ated tha he h d aken he
old Code and upda td 1 y he cban •• advoea td y h• co ai ••·
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A general di scuss i o n was 1n1ergone of t e proposed
ordinance.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUlJCL.MAt VF:Rll.
A BILL rOR
AN ORDI'l/NCE AM1'..N DI!IG CHA"TERS , L !.>, 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10, ll 1d
12 OF '!'I IE VII OF THF l') 9 E.l .C. P:T ITLED "HOUSING", RELATIN G
ro MIHI U'! HO s NJ REOUIRJ: AENTS .
COU CIL!.'AN SOJEfttl MOVED • > COUNCILMAN B ESSINC SECONDED
A l 01 IO. TO APPROVE A Rr l. F OR AN n··1 ! NANCE ADOPTING RECOMMENDATIO s
OF THE E LE 'N OO INI UM l!O SIUG C'H>E REVIEW COMMITTEE. U on .t:
~Rll of the roll, he vo ·L r sultel c~ follows:
Ayes:
Brown, ~lay on ,
Co unci l
Ta:;lor .
Nays : None
sent : No.e
:embers J JP , Sove rn, Mann, B essing,
'!'h cl re h mo•ion ca rr ie
Bill for n Ordinan~e classi fyinp
t e Pro r m as a par t tim e trainin prog ram and settin
for nd co11ditions for tbe pr o gram.
Counc1
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CLASSIFYING THE CADET I
PROGRAM AS A PART TIME TRAINING PROGRAM. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote res ulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Sovern, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that Judge Foote or the
Arapahoe Co unty District Court had dire cte d another hearing be held
by the City Council on the Santa Fe-Union annexati on. He would be
sending to the City Council in the near future as repo r t on that
order.
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Council began discussion of a report on the establishmen
of Cou nci l precinc meetings.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the report was
conclusive, but that if the Council wanted meeting rooms in ea ch
precinct, an attempt at fi nding such could be undergone.
Councilman Sovern stated hat it was his idea whe n he
suggested the meetings that they be held ri ht in the precinct.
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Counc i l began discussion or approval or a pipeline
license t or the Atchison, Topeka, and San a Fe Railway.
Ao in g City Mana e r Wa
nee saa r y due t o the s o r m se w r
wa s
c onstrue i o n.
COUNCILMA SOVERN MOV D A D COU Cl LMA MA N S!CO ND D A
OTIO N TO AUTHORIZ TH! MAY OR TO SIG A AGR!EMI T FO R A PIP !LI !
LI C!IS! FOR THE ATCH I SON, TC P!X A, AND SA TA FE RAIL AY. Up on e
c a ll o r th r oll , the v ote r eeulted ae r ollowe :
Ay ea : Co u n c i l ember e J o nea, Sovern, M nn, Bleaein ,
Br o wn, Cl a yton , Taylo r .
Naya: one
A ee n o n
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Council received a memorandum asking for approval of a
maintenance agreement for traffic control devices along those
streets within the City that are part of the State Highway system.
Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the City
Attorney had inf o rmed him that an ordinance adopting •.is was
ne cessary due to the fac that it was a cooperati ve agrtement
with the State, and he requested that Council hold it unt:~
th e next meeting.
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Acting City Manager Waggoner distributed a letter from
t he Director o f Finance, ex officio City Clerk, to Judith Henning
conc erning action to be undergone on the complaint protest on
campaign expenditures on three recently elected Council members.
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Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that he State
Highway Department had asked for a letter con c erning medians in
Broad way and the City Counci l's approval thereof, and that he
would go ahead and answer them unless theCoun cil had objections.
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Actin g City Manag er Waggoner sta ed t at Maus ol f
In e ri o rs wanted to ren t the old Police/Fire Building for t250
a month on a month-o-mon h basis until such ime as the Ci y
Co uncil found alternate u e for that building.
Cou ncilman Jones questioned whether th wareh o usi ng
o pera ion was t he proper use o f that zoned distri ct. Councilman
'Aann s a d th at i was a reach o f eth ic s o use the buildi
fo r any hing o her tha 'h people o f En le wood.
COUNCILM AN BR OWN OVED A COU NCILMA SOVERN SECO DED
A '0Tl0 N TO REN T TO MAUS OLF I TE IORS F R $25 0 A 10 TH TH E OLD
OL ICE/FIRE BUILDING IF I IS LE~AL THAT DI TRI T. on th
•all o f he r oll, he vo e resulted as foll ows:
Ay e: Counci ere Bl esin , Brow , T ylor.
'aya: Co nci are Jones, Sovern, Clay on, Ma nn.
A sen None
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Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the dedication
of the train at Belleview Park on August 25th would be undergone
by the Lions Club of the City of Englewood.
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Mayor Taylor suggested that if it was possible, he would
like to receive his Council packet 24 hours earlier in order to
facilitate the re ading of the rather lengthy packet.
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Councilman Clayt on inquired as to the report on the
elderly persons homes supplemental financing, stating that he
would like to see by the next meeting, if it would be possible.
Mayor Taylor left the room at 1 2:15 A.M.
Councilman Clayton stated that the Chamber of Commerce
was willing to act as a clearning house for public meeting rooms
in the City.
Mayor Taylor returned to the r oom at 12:18 A.M.
Councilman Clayton stated tha he requested the Council
to designate himself to work with the Chamber or Co mmerce on
community building needs in the City.
COUNCILMAN CLA YTON MOVED AND COUNCILMA N BLES SING
SECONDED A MOT IO TO AUTH ORIZ E COUNCILMAN CLAYTON TO WORK WITH
THE CHAMBER OF CO MMER CE TO ESTABLISH A NEED FOR COMMUNITY
BUILD ING S . Upon the c 11 o f the r oll, the vote resulted as
follow s:
Ayes: Council embers Jones, So vern, Mann, Blessing,
Bro wn, Clayton , Taylo r.
Nays : Non
A sen None
Th• ayor d clared he ao ion ca rri ed,
should
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he Chaaber or Coome r c acting a1 a refe rra l
room• in the comaunity.
COUNCIL A CLAYTO MOV!D AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING
S!COND!D A MOTIO TO R!QU!ST TH CHAMBER OF CO MM!R C! TO B! TH!
R!F RR.AL S RVIC FOR TH TI GROOMS IN TH CO NITY. Upon
th• c•ll or the roll, vo e reaul ed ae tollo we:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca r r i ed.
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Councilman Blessing requested the City Attorney to
draw up a resolution to appoint John Criswell the negotiator for
land in the river redevelopment area.
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vo e resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council !embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Non e
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the mee in was
adjourned at 1 2 :2 5 A.M.
the Co uncil
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Au gu s t 19 , 1974
Precinct No . 1
Earl Chambers
Gerald Keefover
George Brown
Preci nct No . 2
Mar tin Milf s
Henry Hudson
Charley Thomas
Precinct No . 3
Ed ward Brezina
Joseph O. Zontine
al E . Brunk
Precinct No . 4
Dav id G. Miller
Leonard A. Siler
William H. Balliew
Precinc t No . 5
,,,,,;h, H. McCun
Roy Bi elow
La\erne L. D Wall
Pr cinc t , o . b
Dou'las Marion
~allac Lauricntt
·1 liaro L. Klin 1 r
Pr, c inc t o . 7
Rick • Goodale
t • -J.im ' 8 . Sevy
G nola Harrison
ith
2005 w. Vassar
2030 w. Warren
ZZ97 w. Wes l y
139 w. Dartmouth
59 5 w. Eastman
26 W. Amherst
2856 s . Lincol11
2709 s . Sherm. n
3106 w. GranJ
366 0 s . Galapago
3790 s . Fox
3620 s. Ela ti
2717 s . Logan
2712 s . Pennsylvania
2711 s . Pearl
3305 s. Clarkson# 103
3375 s . Downing
3130 s . Lafayett
2139 E. Floyd Pl a
2160 E. Floyd Av e ,
3125 s . Hi h
296 .. s . Lincoln
3330 s . Sh rman
330 s. Grant
3cn5 s .
l 7 s.
370
:ltO S. Jason
.. 100 lnc.:a
3JO S. Hut
119 s. n
Ol
177
935 -0219
936 -8383
936-3522
781 -5935 I' .J+-
781 -5207 \
781 -4889 ,.
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789 -9410
781 -8370
798 -3993
7h9 -223
7 9-2823
78 9-3675
781 -3689
7 1-2985
78 9-2011
7 1-3-.25
781 -26
7 Q-0669
789 -8%
789 -4290
781 -6108
7 9-3 39
7 1-2b9 2
1 1-0521
7 9-!Ob
7 1-3 .. 3
7 l-&i.97
7 9-2106
9-263
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Dwight L. Rogers 4540 s. Jason 789-2791
rv-.0 Guy Winters 4511 s. Inca 781 -8 273
( Ralph E. Gardner 4330 s. Hur on 781 -2136
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Precinct No. 13
Richard A. Wooton 4570 s. Julian 794 -2190
Jam s L. Heinlein 5071 s . Irving 794 -1825
Wi lliam C. Melchior 5088 s . Hooke r 798-1211
Precinct No. 14
Dua n e T . Bollig 4910 s . Huron 781 -0361
n Roger K. Griffith 4922 s. Galapago 761 -1991 I../'?, !,l.) s. ~\. ...
, M?l,eo Wertin 4973 s. Fox 781 -2562
Pr cinc t No . 15
~ ?-...J-"'WUli!llll--R. Ai ton 4811 s. Ka lama th 78 1-0295
Kenneth Duncan 4711 s. Cherokee 78 1-4722
Tom T rnes 4703 s . Bannock 761-4990
Pr ci nct No. 16
Clifford L. Olsen 4476 s . Lincoln 781 -1472
Ed1o1ard W. B rgman 4455 s. Grant 781 -5486
o. M. Gray 4446 s. Lo gan 781-5869
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3650 So. Pennsylvania
8-11-74 08:10
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Lt. Seay, Acting Battalion Chief -"A" Shift
Jefferson Station -6 men on duty
Belleview Station 3 men on duty
Zuni S ation -3 men on duty
Received call from Communica ions --Structure Fire
at 3650 So. Pennsylvania, Lotus Gardens Apartments.
Pumper-1, Rescue 1, Battalion-! (Car-4) and Pumper-2
responded.
Upon Lt. Seay's arrival heavy smoke was coming from all
fiv (5) floors and penthou e and fire from gard n 1 Vll
north side. Occupan s from all floors hanging ro~
windows.
Pumper-1 layed 300 ft. of 5" hose from Pennsylvania
and Hampden to front of building.
Rescue-1 started evacua ion on ground floor. Several
people on front lawn with cuts and burns.
Lt. called for Volunteers and Pumper-6 and also for
private ambulancesand a truck company from Denv r and
Rescue-2 from Quincy S a ion.
Two men extinguish d fire in living room, entered nd
s rched 2-room apar n --no one inside.
Pumper-2 started evacua ion of second floor.
Pumper-6 layed 300 ft. of 5" hos from 3 90 So.
to rear of a p r n building. Pump r-1 and P
lay d 600 ft. of 1~· lin , 450 ft. o 2 " lin .
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3650 So. Pennsylvan ia
8-11-7 4 08: 10
Lotus Garden Apartments
90 people in building
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45 apartments; 38 rented 450,000 sq. ft.
Fire in Apt. G-1 (2-bedroom) --total destruction of
living room and kitchen; heavy smoke damage to wo bedrooms, two baths and hallway.
Smoke damage to entire building --halls and stairway. Fire damage up outside north wall above apartment.
Private ambulances responding were as follows: Ambulance Service 2
Colwnbine Ambulance 2
Reed Ambulance l
AID Ambulance l
Cherry Hills Fire Departmen sent Pumper 10 (2 men) and R scu -2 (1 man) from Quincy Station.
De nver Fire Depar ment responded to call from 2nd and Broadway
with Truck No. 11 With 4 men, Chief Tokelson and driv r ( ot l of 6 men).
Engl wood Volunteer Fire D partm nt m mbers responding w r
Miller, S Ymour, Qu snoy, Ne1orpor and Jackson (5 m n).
Inv s lgation wa conduc
following: McCar y, Del D.
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B lt, Wm.
10:00 0 14:00
Mccaa land, Ed
08:)0 to 12:00
r ck n, Gr dy
08:30 to 14:00
Stanl y, Allan
Ofl:Jo to 14 :OO
Pumper-1
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LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLI CAN T:
Sizzler Steak House
5151 So. Broa dway
Englewood, Colo r ado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
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Public Hearing -J.2 retail beer license application
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS :
PREVI OUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL RENEWAL:
CITY ATTCll st:Y'S RE'II
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ENGLEWOOD 13241 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
T\"PE OF 1.CTION REQLL:STEO:
Transfer or license location
PO:OICE M'D FEI P.E?ORTS:
NIA
PP.EVIOUS CITY COl'Nt:IL .;crro_·c; ou;;.n>G PRIOR
TWO YEARS, EXCLL1)D;.:; P. • .'.:'!JnL RE~:E'.\AL:
Renewed January 1, 1974.
CITY ATTOR.~Y'S R;:VJEW:
H/A
COMMENI'S :
larl Noll . ? •
Dir ctor of FJ.n&.nc•
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Form DR H-200
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STATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
JOHN H. HECKERS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
APPUCATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE FOR A CLUB
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Tlus applicauon musl be hied with the Department or Revenue, 13Th Sberman Sl., Denver, Colorado 80203
No license will be granl.ed until lbe application ha. been approv d .
A club meana a corporation which ha.• been Incorporated for not lu 111&n five yeus, and wbl cb l\&1 bad a memberahip tb&t 11&1
paid duea for & period or &I least five ye&n, &nd which. for flY at , has be n th owner, lell e, or OCC.&nl or &D eotabl11b-'
operated 10\ely far ob,.cu or nalion&I, social, fl"&1ernal, p&1not1c, pohttc&I, or &1ble1ic D&twe, bu& -far pecmuary gain, Uld tlll
propelty, u well &1 tbe advan111e ot which be! to members . Alao , a cht> may e a corporation wblcb I• a ,.ularly ci.rt....S
braocb or lodge or cbap&er ot a n&llOD&I org&111u1100, wb1cb baa operated 101 ly lar th object or a paUloUc or frat•n&I arg&nlaa&laa
or 1oc1ety, bill 001 for pecun1ar gatn.
Ev_, quullon In 1bl1 appllcatton mu t be anawered. Any fal • anawer or at&tement made bJ UM 911Pl11C&111 oonelilll" perJISJ
and the peraon .. 1u..i uch falae 11atemen1 aabiecto any Ileen e 1 lled ber11n tor vocation
Tbe underatgned b reby make application for a we hcenae to "II MALT , VINOUS AND SPIRITUOU UQUOlll ooal&J ....
more tba.n 3 .~ ol alcohol by weight, at reu.tl 10 a CLUB, for con umpttOD on tit prem1 , und• the pr0f111 ... ol Cll. '11i, Art . f.
CRS, 11163, and lor 1ba1 purpo e, maua tbe lollow1111 &111wer1 LO the qu uona contained an tb11 apphcau..,:
ALL ANSWERS llUST BE PRINTED I INK OR TYPEWRITTEN
I . Slate full name of &pplic&lll IUld II pr1oc1pal place ol bu 1111 I or bome oCl1c1, 1f any .................................... .
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2. Addre1s oC place LO be llceooe : EXACT LOCATION OF PREii! E MUST BE GIVEN. 01Ye atreet and nulllller ,,wber1 poi•·
1ble . If plM'.e LO be licensed ii localed 1n a town or rwal d11trlct wb•e u 11 lmp0e11bl1 to glYe 1treet and 1111rdl1r, Ille lot Uld block
number or pan ol 1 ctlon wber located mu11 be 11ven .
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a. C111 or Town .... a..i,.oo4 ......................... CoWll ~.. • • . . . . . . . . . .. . .. • .. . ... Colorado
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r bat 11 1ald apphu.111 wu orsanued &lid dat t r ol
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'ap I HI II a ~orpor•UOll or .. u l&tl • . Qe>niC>nrt~J.M ....................................... .
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or pr1nc1pe1 othcer ol aid appl a t etblf w1tb lb otr1c beld bJ 1Kb ot a&id peraou:
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II. Hu any olflcer or dlreclOO ot aald applicant ever been coovlc1ed ol a felony or ol any violaUon ol any liqucr law lo any Federal
or Slale C-1 ol Record lo tbe Sa&e ol Colorano, or any otber co,.I ol record In an.v Slate ID tbe Untied Saiea·1 •.• ·•o-.............. · 1
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lL DoH any dl1llll•Y· brewer or brewery, winery or wbol•a.ler1 have any direct or Indirect flmnclal llll•Ht la ti...._ ,.,
~ tlai1 111111llcallon for lice nee le made ? .......... ~~ ..................................................................... .
12. ll&1e wbelbs 1aid .. •ml•H -localed witbio &00 leet ol any premlee1 occupied by a public or puoc:b1al 8Cbool, aolllse .....
., .. I&)' m .. .u..ry ..• ~~ .................. U eo, wben ••• ..... 111 .. •ml111 occupied? ................................ , .... ..
11. l• tbll applicant op•aled 1olely for a ulloaa.i, 1oci&l, lr-.&1, patriotic, political m albl9'1c pmpoee Md -t• pecalliuJ _..,
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14. 8'a&e•betber -••• ol eaid Clabor AHoclaUon are elected al resalar me•ll•• ol mellber1 m b)'U. ~• 16 dinctore m caM1 1
s-1111 bodJ, or In ft&l O&ber -•llber• ue 10 elecsacl ..... -· ...... ~ •.......••••..••.......••.. , . , •.. , ... , .•. \
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tr.. ete wbetb• &DJ umlallon I•• 11 payable 10 11c1 .. melllbeuhlp tn eald club. and 1be .-. tlllerd ••. 1 .... -tio.oo ...... .
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1e. Slate 1b annual due• or IHI payable by _..,.., ol ea1d club !or 1ucb member1lllp •..• J.6.00 ............................ .' ..
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17. SYI• bow lo epphcan1 bu occupied eald .. eml • to llcelllled u a club ..••••..•.....••..... , ...... , ............. , ... .
18. Do you bu• 1.,a1 po1 ••.•ion ot lb• pr-11•1 lor wblcll tl!l1 appllc:allon lor lic:eue 11 ..Se? ..•. ~· ...•..•....• , .••.
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(Tiie followtag alrldavl& lo be signed and acknowledged by lodlvldU&ls and each member or partnereblpe &lld b7 Corpara&lon.)
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and ...... l«O . -~ . .ob .................. , being by me first duly sworn, tr for himself, depoaee &nd 1&y1; lbal be la tbe lllPllC&Dl
abo9e named; or lbal .. II .. ·lecl'et&1'7· ......................... of the above n&med Corpora&lon; ti.t be baa re..S Iba foregoing
(Tille)
lllPllCatlcll and lbat he knowa lbe comenu thereof, &nd that all matt•e &nd lblQgl therein HI forth are true of bl1 own lmowledge, &nd
DB ll'eH to coaform to all 1'11181 and regulalione promulgated by the Department ol Revenue In connection therewith.
lodividU&le and all members ol p&r1n•1blp or PrH. or 8ee7. 'd
Corp. must sign here:
Sub1cribed and aworn to before me
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AU&eb Seal.
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REPORT ANO APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSINO AUTHORITY
The faNSollll appllcatica ... ..._ Haalned and tbepremloe11-tlp&ed and we do report ti.t tlle propoeed prniiHI and 1Ml•l-•
11 &chlb a1 proY1ded by C•. 7', An. 2, CRS. IMS &a &1118nded, and we do fm111• 11&141 tb&l tbe cbuact• of tbe appllc-11 aataefactory.
T'*-fcn the foregol111a1111Ucauon 11 hereby &pproHd.
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3334 SO. SHEAMAN ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110 PHONE 781-1092
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IECll" AND OPTION CONTRACT
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RECEIVED FROM Frat em al Ord er of t;-a,-l&li c 31, if I
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PHONE 781 ·1092
Purchwr (u joint t.enanta), the 1um of S 500 • 00 In the fo rm of__,c_h .... e.._...c ... k ______ _
to be held by Vida Powell Heal Ertal. broker, in hla aerow or truatee aeeount,
ns earne1t money and part payment for the follow inr deecribed real estate 1ituate in the c j t 'I a f En gl e 110 o d
County of Arapahoe • Colorado, to wit:
Sout h 1 5 feet Lot 8 , all of Lot 9,
Block 4
Pr e mi er Addition
Co unt y of Arapahoe , Stat e of Colorad o
with all eaeemenll and rirhta of way appurtenant tberato. all impro.ementa thereon and all fb:turea of a permanent
nature currently on the premises except u hereinafter prOYlded, In their pl'elellt condition, ordinary wear and tear
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rreea ~Y upon the fottowtnr tenna and condltiona, for the purchaae price of
,_ .5.§h~l:af_Z-1:?1"~~~ ... ~"~"~·~,.ya5ao ~ 0 OWi: ,b_l:;oo.b..00--h~ereby receipted f~r, ' ;H I 5 i8 5 & ii 5 ;:.J"'. <?res)
a s erein I' l. e.... "f. 1 pay a e y cas i.er s or c e rtifi e d check <J J ';fih.:...
upon delivery of d e e .~Pli ~aser~ hereby agree to assume ar.d pay an ...u<(_
existing first loan in the am o u•1t of appro x imate l y t;33 , 330 .00 and pay-
able in monthly installment s o[ :266 .00 includin g principal and inter es t
at the rate of 7·h o p e r annum. Pur ch a:::ers shall e x e cute the~t e and
deed of tru s t, payable to Se llers in the amount of S14 ~d. d pay-
able in monthly installments of~100.00 or more includin{~ ipal and
interest at the rate of -11-·~ per annum on~ the unpa.k!!_ balance .
T his c~ct is contingent on appro val by ~eand ..G$&E Me mb ers and
Grand and ability to get Liquor License."~-.. ·-s r~.x Ra"""'~o .~ c..:..-;-.,,,c...·-vc >'•
tsalance on Second Deed of Trust d u e and payable J ul~"2'q "-." 1~79 c ·'· m .:.
1. If a note and truat deed or mortpp 11 to be ..-.cl, tlie parehaae r arrees to pay a loan lnufer fea aot to
nceed S 50 00 and it ia a condltloll of U.11 coetnrt that the parchaaer m&J' .-Reh wam-
bnnce without cha11re 111 lb tarma or condition• ~_;n:.:.0::.n=e-----------------
2. Pri<'<' to ln•lude the followinr penonal propertJ': 1 fitove , 1 refrigerator, 1 washer,
and 1 dryer no w on the premis s .
':. 11o be -"" by bill of aaJe at tlm• of cloalnr in their preeent condition. free and cl•r of all pe..-al proputy ia-lieft• and tMUm bnncea, except : non L
and ucept any pe1110nal property ti.. hi anJ' ----1.-clfted la Plll'llC'ftpla '·
TM followlnir fhrtaf'H of a pe......-t uture are ueWH fre. U.S. aale :
Signs nd other prop rty l ~nr,1n to the tenants
s. l.,i.-1.JJ.lt/Jltltl.J.JJJ.f """1Jl.J,J,J;i.#'J,/""1iVa ftft9t ....._t for tide.__ pel~ ta
an amount equal to the parehua prb, at ealS.r'a .,U. ... m.-. .U be,_..... .. ........_. • • .....
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deltYV the tJlle linnrance pollq to pam-.r after ........ ,.,. ._ ,.._.... ...._.
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appol'\loMcl to dato of delittTJ of deed.
I. The ltovr aM pl9ff .t rleain.r •hall lM M cleeipat.ed bJ ·, 1 c ' "'0 a r-· -Ca ' ·• ~ r Ill t •
1 P--*i of pmal.Na ellall lM clollft...t to JUtt'huer 011
11bject tot.ho f laMeor~:
It th• H llft falla to •lmT ,....,1011 011 the data herwia 11peell!M, tlM Hiier ahall be auh.iect to nlctaoa ....i ellall be
liable for a claUJ rntal of until ---'on la deliYeNd.
" In the ennt tho 11 U be dama«ed bJ ftra or othel' canaltJ prior to ti-ol doeins. la aa •-u•t of
not_,. t.llan In per cat lllja total pur<haae price, the Miler llllaJI lie obllpW i. repair U.. -Won t.ho
elate herein pr119ldold for •:ai of dftd. In the -t nch d.9111 ... _, be repa1....i wltllln •id tl•H or if •<11
damap 1hall ncMcl •uth •.+-11 ~tract ma1 be -Ued at option of purcb-r. Sltovld the pur<llaaer elect to
t arry oot tllla ...-ent auch dama ... aacb porehaaer 1hall be entil.led to all t.ho credit for \be ..,.,....
protteda reaultiq from auth -,.a ... not excffcllq, .....,...r, the total pun:ha.M price. Shoulcl HJ ftsturw or Mr-
vku rail betwnn the date of thla asrttm•nt and tbe data of --Ion or th< data of dell•nJ of deed. whkllner
ahan be tarhu, th .. the aeller ahall be reaponalble for the repair or replac•ment of well fbtture1 or ael'Tieee with •
unit of aimUar 1IH, a«e and quality, or an equl•al...it rndit.
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9 . Time le of the uoence her.of, end II anJ pa,_nt or any other t ondition Mreof la not made, tencleNd, or per-
formed by pur<haaer u herein provided. th• tllla -tnet ahall lM null aad ffid and of no df .. t , ud both partlH
hurto relraaed from all obh ption1 hrreunder, ...t all paJm•a\a _... he...,n ahall lM retained on behalf of the
.. lier. u liquidated dama~t .
10. In the event the !Mlller fa•I• to appro•• thla 1"*11-nt In writin.r on or bdore --1,~IF -t" -----
111:)1._. or if title ia not merchantable and writtea notice of Mfeda la st-to \be Miler or asent within the lime
herein prcmded for deli••rJ of deed And ahall aot lie ...-...t mer<hnt.ble wltllln to da111 af'9r aueh written notice,
then thla eontraet, at pufth ... r'e option, ahall lie ffid ud of no effed and -b partJ hereto allall be releued from
ell obllptiona hereunder anc( the paJmm&a ....S. heJ'AUJlder 1hall be retlu·Md fonlnrith to parehuer upon ...turn of
the abatratt, if any , to erlle~; p111•ided. howenr, that In li•u of rorrectins 1uth defet&a, aeller may, within Mid eo
daya, obtain a rommitm•nt far 0Wner'1 Tille lnauranee PollcJ in the amount of the pun:haae prica ahowinir the til.le
to be free from tueh defecta ~~•lier 1hall pay full 11remium for suth Title Jnaurante Policy.
11. Additional Proviaio111i:
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he aeller, thi1 asree,..nt ehall become a contract between teller and pur<huer and
~_irs, aocceaaore ud ..t.na of .. id partie1.
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Seller appl'ovea the above co!'tract tbia -----day uf -------· 19 ___ and ai:reea
to pay a commi11ion of --% of the groaa aalea price for aervicea in thia tranaaction, and acreee that, in the nmt
of forfeiture of payment.a made by PJJr<huer, auch pa:rmenta ahall be divided between the aeller'e broker and the
seller, one half the...,f to aai4 b•oker, but not to exteed the commiaaion, and the balante to the Miler.
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Any encumbrance required t; bej paid mar be paid from the proeeeda of thl1 tranuetlon.
fi . General taxes for 19~ (baaed on 19...i.;.._ lff}' and 111--2;-..-ment), peraonal property taxn, pre-
paid rentl, waler renta, sewer ..,.ti, FHA mortcace lnaarance pNJDhuna and lntareat on enenmbrancee, If any, and
shall be apportioned to date of deUnry of deed.
6. The hour and place of cloainr ah&Jl be u dnisnated by 'Ji d 3 Powe l 1 ·'e al ~r t ate
7. Pos1e11ion of premises shall be delivered to purchaaer on .J ay o r : 1 os in E
subject to the following leasea or tenancies :
if the seller faila to dellnr sion on the dale herein opecified, the aeller 1hall be subject to eriction and &hall be
liable for a daily rental of until __.ton ia delivered.
8. In the event the p hall be damaired br ftn or other canal tr prior to time of cloeina, In an amount of
not. more than ten per cent total purchase price, the Mller ehaJI be obllaated to npalr the -Won the
date herein provided for deli • of deed. In the ... 1 nch dam ... cannot be repaired within uid lime or if MKh
damase ahall exceed 1uch 1+ i1 rontract _, be -Ued at option of pun:haoer. Should the purchaaer elect to
e&l'l'J' out thb arreement aueh •-· aach panhuer shall be entitled to all the credit for the laorance
Pl'O<'eed1 reaultinr from such ... not ueeedllla, -....... the total purchase price. Should anr nxtu .. or Mr·
vlcea fail between the date of thlil arreement and the date of po&MUion or the dale of dell•cry of deed, whiellnwr
it.an be earlier. then the oeller lhall be rea-•ibl1 for the np&ir or nplattment of ouch fixtures or .. ~ with a
unit of limilar size, •If• and quality, or an equl...i.t cndiL
9 . Time la of the essence hereof, end II any ,.,_t or anr other condition henof la not made, -.lerecl, or per-
ro rmed br purch1ae r 11 herein pro•ided. the this -tract 1hall be nall and YOicl and of no effect, ud both partie1
hueto rel91ed from all ohliptl-hereunder, &ad &II pa,.....ta .... h ~reon ahall be .. t1ined on behalf of the
aeller, u liquidated da..._.
JO . In the effftt the ll!ller falls to approft this lllMna-t ia writlnlf on or before '1.lll•' _;,... -----
19.:fl.-.. or if title i1 not merchantlble and written notice of defeelm la l'f"9 to the Mia. or -t.wlthln tM time
herein p~ded for deli"rr of deed and shall not IM r-""cl merchaatallle within 90 dap after nch written notice,
th~n this eontract, at p~a option, shall be 9old ud of no .tfert &ad eeeh partr herftD lllall Ill ....._. froa
all obllptlona hereunder aDI( the ... ,..... ..... ~. shall ... ntaniN forthwtth to ptlftilaMr ..... neum of
the abstract. if any. to oennl; p11DYidld, ho-r. tllat In lien of corraetlnr 1u<h defecla, Miler _,, within ..W 90
days, obtain a commitment for O..er'1 Title lnaa-Potier In ti. -nt of the patthul priel 1howinr the title
to be free from 1uch defttta a..i ~lier shall par full pnal-for auth Title Insurance Polie)'.
11. Additional Prov i1lone :
IZ . e seller, tlua ........,.t .i.all ~ 1 ~lr'Kt bet-eeller 11114 purd!Mer ...
U.....,llll!!lnNlll9.Jwln, MtteAOra ... ......_ ol said paniea.
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PARI' 1. LICENSING AND APPLICATIONS FOR NEW LIQUOR AND 3.2 BEER OUTLETS .
Applic at i on Form
Th S a t of Colorado application form is o be s ubmitted to
th Sales Ta x and Licensing Div i sion , Department o f Finance , City of
Englewood , i.n duplicate.
Liquor License Fees
Checks to he City of Engl wood and Stat of Colorado must accom -
pany all license application s. Please not that ighty-five per cent (85\)
o the City o f Englewood licens f e i s f orward d to the State of Co lorado .
City o f State of
Er.slewood Colorado
Beer, Wine and Liquor $325.00 $25 .00
L1 or Licens d Druq Store 150.00 so.oo
and tail Liquor Stor
Club Liquor Li.c ns 100 .00 25 .00
Beer and Wi.n Lie ns 150.00 25.00
3.2 B r Lie nse 25.00 25.00
The Schedule of City of Engl woo Liquor o~cupa ti.onal F s,
ue and payabl Januaiy l of ach year , 11 as ollow s:
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legal adv rtisem nts , police and FBI checks and cost o f poster. Any
balance r maining will be returned to the a p plicant.
Letters of Reference
Three 1 tters of referenc arp r qui r ed for each sep arat e p ar t-
ner , officer , own r , and manager. If th ~ o wner is a corporation , the
three lett rs of refvr nee must be r·cceived on all s ockho lders o wnin g
ten per c<>nt (10\) or more o f the corporat stock , as w 11 as the o fficers
and local manager .
Proof of Right to I remi ses
Proof ol ~pplicant 's ri.ght o pr mi.ses for ope r atio n o f outl t
must b submitled with the application . fh1 may b a copy of 1 s or
rental q reement or , it h prcmis s are o wned by he applicant , a c opy
of tht' dt: d.
La you of Building
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th p lans and s cif :i.-
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Firs Appearance Before Council After Completion of t h e Above
The applican must ~ppear be:fore City Council to requ e st esta -
blishm n of a date for a public hearing. The hearing will b s t
approxima vly thirty (30) days after hf' a ppearanc~.
·o •ppl1cant may appear be.fore Council to requE:st a public
hc>arin9 untl.l he fing rprints and l'olic interview process has been
completed.
Adv t is<mtnt and Posting of Prcmis s
After s ablishment ot
Lic~n ing Division w111 prPpar<.o a
posc.d applicant se tli n'J forth he
applic;an is r 1 r •d to proviu
pr mi es hav,. be n po~tcd .
h hearing
post r for
details o
p roof during
date , the Sal s Tax and
he premises of th p ro -
lht' application . Th
h hearing that the
Th< S 11 s Tax 11:l Lic ns1n•J Div1s101 will adve rt1 s th
h arinq 1tl prov1 proot ot rublicat1on urir.i the hearing.
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Tax and Llc inq D v1 ion will submit a copy of th
as o orm by h li y A tori: y 's offic prior to
w1Jl submi a c py of h
h'pm 1 t for t view as to
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Record of Hea r ing . The City provid es a tape reco rding of the
City Counc il meeting which may be us ed by the applicant to produce a
written r ecord at a pplicant 's e xpense . If a court reporter is desired ,
arrangements and e xpenses are the r esponsibility of the applicant.
Decision by Council
Action by City Co un cil will be taken within thirty (30) days
after the hearing. It l s cus toma r y for City Counc il to table the appli-
cation immediat ly after closing o f the hearing.
Council .
App licant wil l be noti fied in writing of t h e decision of City
Other
T h Sal s 1ax and Licensing Division will re turn to the applicant
any unus d portion ot h applica i on fe with a s tat em ent of accounting .
If Approv d
If new construe ion or remod ling is not required , the Sales
Ta x an L i censing Division will submit the nee ssary f orms to the State
of Colotado or their c o nsiJera tion of the lie nse a pplication.
If r model Lng or n w c o nstruction i n cessary, the Sal s T x
and Lien 11~ Div1 ion will no ify th St o f Colorado Ln writing of
Council ' proval of the lie n s upon c ompliance with oth r requirem nts.
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C of th pl ns and sp cifica ion s r c iv d at th hearing
to the Building Div1 si n for assurance that th outlet
ed or r mod led in g neral co plianc with that submitt d
Upon rece1 t
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Building Division has
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6 a e or Colorado.
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PARI' II. ALL OWNERS HIP CHANGES --REISSU ANCE OF LICENSE .
ALL OUTLETS EXCEPT CORPORATIONS
Application
Applicant must submit the State form completed in duplicate .
Forms are available from the Sales Tax and Licensing Division, Department
o f Finance, City of Englewood.
Fees for Reissuance
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Checks payable to the State of Colorado and the City of Englewood
in th amounts stated below ar required to be submitted with the dupl icate
application.
City of State of
Ensl wood Colorado
Beer , Wine and Liquor $3 5.00 $25.00
Liquor Licensed Drug Store
and Retail Liquor Store 150.0 0 50.00
Club Liquor License 100 .00 25.00
B r d Wine License 150 .00 25.00
3.2 B er License 25.00 25.00
rence
Thr letters of r f erence re r quir d tor each separate
p r ne r, officer , o r , and manag r.
l'roof ot Right t
root o a pplic nt's right to pr
r e u1r d. A copy of the option or ~r
pplicant mus b suLmitt d wi h
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n n h p res nt owner
duplicate ap lica 1on.
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City Council Appearance
The applicant is required to appear to request reissuance of
the license and to discuss reissuance with City Council.
The City Council meets on the first and third Mondays of each
month at 8:00 P.M., Englewood City Hall. In order to be scheduled for
City Council meetings, all items mentioned above, including a complete
Police and FBI report , must be completed no later than Wednesday A.M.
before a Council meeting.
The Sales Tax and Licensing Division will schedule the a pplicant
for a Co uncil meeting and inform the applicant of the time and date.
If Approved
If the City Council approves the applicant's request for re-
issuance, the necessary docum nts will b forwarded to th State of
Colorado for approval. Upon notification by the Stat o Colorado
whether or not the reissuance has been approved, th City of Englewood
will take t h necessary steps to issu th lic ense or oth rw s inform
t he ~ppl ic ant .
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SALE OF CORPORATE STOCK
When Appr ova l is Re quired
If a sale o f corporate sto c k is planne d by the present outlet
and said sale shal l cause ten p r cent (10\) of the issued stock to be
.ela by any one individual who has not rece ived previous approval by the
En9lewood Ci y Council and the State of Colorado , then it is necessary
tha t the State f orms b obta ined from the Sales Tax and Licensing Division
oi he Department of Financ e.
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'Ihe Stat e forms are o be . ubmitteJ in du plicate to th Sales
>X an Lic'-'l1sing D i vi ~i on of th D rt.ltl nt of Finance. In addition, th
t rs ot r fer oce, Poli " De fingerprinting, as
for h under the pr vious s ~
pp aranc B for e City Cou ncil
prev iously di
Council o re
asing Division
Cour.c1 l
i s required to ppear
fer of stock. Th Sal s
id Lie sir. Div sio will proceed o notify the
's approva o. th ransfer of stock.
pprov th tuns fer , it will contac the
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PART J.I!. REMODELI~;.; OR OTHER PHYSICAL CHAl•GE;S TO LICENSED PREMISES.
Types of Change~ Covered
All expansions, enlargements, and modifications of he premises
or th· li~uor outlet or 3.2 beer outlet must be approved by City Counci l.
Forms, Plans <tnd Specifications R quired
Pr per forms for the expansion, enlargement, or mod if ication
may b' ob a1ned from th Sales !'ax and Licensing Division. They s houl d
be conpleted in uplicate.
Submission of Form , Pl ns and Specificatio ns
Detailed plans and spec1ficationci setting f orth the work to be
d n must be submitted to the Sal es Tax and Lice s ing Division accompanied
w1th "b fore" layou and n " ft r" layout. The layouts must b cleuly
legibl and no less than 24" x 36" in size.
Upon receipt of these it ms, they will be f orwarded to the
Bul.lding D partrn .nt or preliminary review . After this review, the Sales
Tax and Lic~nsing Division will sch dula the a pplicant for appearance
befor City Council. Applicant will b notified o f the da and ti.Jfte
of r anee.
B for Cit;t Council
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PARI' IV. ANNUAL RENEWAL OF LICENSES.
Renewal Forms
In October of each year the State of Colorado provides all
liquor outlets with forms for the renewal of the license.
Renewal Fee
The renewal forms are to be submitted to the City of Englewood
with two checks in the amounts set forth below:
Beer, Wine and Liquor
Liquor Licensed Drug Store
and Retail Liquor Store
Club Liquor License
Beer and Wine License
3.2 Beer License
City o f
Englewood
$325.00
150.00
100,00
150.00
25.00
State of
Colorado
$25.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
2 5.00
It should be noted that the current State renewal forms
erroneously omit the amount due the C:a.ty of Englewood.
Appearance Before City Council
Except under special circumstances, it is not neceaaary fo r
representative s of liquor outlets to appear before City Council. Should
it become nee saary , the license holder will be notified by the Sale• Tax
and Licensing Division.
Annual Liquor Occupational Fee
The liquor occupational fee in the llJllOunt •et f orth b low i•
ue and payable on January l of each year.
B r, W:a.ne and Liquor $500.00
(Hotel and Re staurant)
Liquor Lie nsed Drug Store 200.00
and ail Liquor Stor
Club Liquor Llcena 200.00
8 r and 1n Lice nae 200.00
3.2 r L:i.cense 150.00
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
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APPLICATION FOR 3.2%
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSES
(RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS OR MANUFACTURERS)
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE .
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER, COLORADO 80203 .
NO LICENSE Will BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN APPROVED IY THI LOCAL LICENSING AUTHOllTY .
IMPORTANT : CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICENSE(S) BEING APPLIED FOR . THIS IS AN ORIG INAL
APPLICATION AND A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLYING FOR RE -
NEWAL LICENSES .
~ETAIL 3 .2% BEVERAGE LICENSE
0 WHOLESALE 3 .2% BEER LICENSE•
0 MANUFACTURER 'S 3.2% BEE.R LICENSP
•MAY REQUIRE BOND
FEE $ 25 .00
FEE $100 .00
FEE $100 .00
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY MAKES APPLICATION FOR A STATE LICENSE AS INDICATED ASOVE , UNDER THE PROVI -
SIONS OF CH . 75 , ART . 1 CRS, 1963, AS AMENDED, AND FOR THAT PURPOSE MAKES THE FOLLOWING ANSWERS TO
THE QUESTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION . EVERY APPLICABLE QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED . ANY FALSE
ANSWER OR STATEMENT MADE BY THE APPLICANT CONSTITUTES f'HJUIY AND THE PERSON MAKING SUCH FALSE
STATEMENT SUBJECTS ANY LICENSE ISSUED HEREIN TO REVOCATION .
AU ANSWlllS MUil 11 I'll-IN -OI Tn'IWlllTnN
1• -of ,_iic.n'"i SAHARA SIZZL.~R, .. _IN_g·~·-·· .. ···········-··-·· __ ..
... ---.. --... -.. _ ... .... . ...• .• llutineu Telo"'*-No..£213L.3.9.Q . .,.62-4J .
2 Tredo"""'" Sizzler Family Steak House of B_r~~.~y-BeJl.vi~·'····
3 Add'"' of piece to be 1-4. !XACT LOCATION Of PR£MISES MUST If GIVEN. Gow '""' ~ 'IUmber, ""'°'" _.,blo If pl°" to be l-
it. toe.~ '" • t or ture1 dt•trtet where it t. impota1ble to g,,... 1trMf and nuMber, the lot and b loc" number or pert of MC'tt0n wher• &outed ~• be
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111o ;1"'0 Addnu 12731 W, Jeffe_rson Blvd ,L.J,.~_l\ngelesJ Calif, 90066 _ z.p c.. 9096f>_
, Tvpe of..,._ FAST FO_OD FAMILY ST~K RESTAURANT
• 0. -"""" log•I --of rho --'°' wh•dl thio •P1>hcatloo for •·-M It,...., YES
1 Are "'° --__. "' ,_,..,,LEASED ... 11 remect. ,,_ "'"°"'' BBOAD SXREET. CONT.RA.CT SE1U7.I.CES
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as ,.., .. _......a. 1s-1 S<11 oo u flllft> 1N 1v u1A1lcu ONlYl SS BROAD ST. , N. Y. , N. Y. , 10004
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H so to w hom is the lic.ense issued?
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13. DO YOU HAVE A COlORADO STATE SALE S I A~ ACCOUNT ? YES ~ NO 0 IF YES, GIVE THE ACCOUNT NUM8Ello 11-63120
14 11 eny person employed 1n selling or d ispensing of Fermented Ma lt Seve ragges by any of the eppllcanrs In the
business for which rh i1 appli atlon was mad(! under 1he age of eighteen years?
Y .. No X ........ .
15 . Hu the applicant , or any of the ptr1nen, or any of 11\e off1cen, siockholders ot d ire ctors of u1d appl1ant (if it 11 • corpor1tion) ever been coo-
victl'd of a fe lony '" the St ate of Col0tado or bffn convicted o f a crime elsewhere which wovld con11t1ute a felony 1f such u•me had been com-
mitted in the stare of Colorado? If 10, 1tate fi.tll details Yes No X
16 Has the appliunt, or any of the ptrtners, or any o fficer, director or stockholder of .aid tpplic.nt (•f it 11 • torPOf•t1on ever:
(t) bffn den .. d • license under th is liquor law?
(b) htd an alcoho••c bever•ge lice nse su•pended °' revoked? ... ·······-·· .. ···--· .. ·-
If the tn1wer 11 yes, ••pleln fully (ttttch 1eptrlfe sheet, If necauary )
17. Does any mtnufactuter or wh~euler have any direct or ind irect flnen cttl Interest 1n the
bYsineu for which this tpplic1 t lon for licenq is mtde?
18. Do you have tny financial Interest d irectly or Indirectly 1n tny businet1 engtged In the
~nufacture or wholeu ll ng of Fermented Mtlt 8evertgH? ...
19, Are you receiv ing d irectly or indlrecfly any f1n1nci1I 1111st•nc1, equipment, flatures cht"els
decor1t1ons or furn ishings uMd 1n the storing, handl ing, Mnting or dapenting of food or Fer
mented M.h Severtget. w1th1n the premi1e1 or 1ny structure! ch1nge1 in 1he buik:Ong. ucept
••ten or 11gn1, from a n y menvfacturer or whoie11ler of Fermented Melt lever-en?
20 Are you intereited tn tny b.nking lo.n1ng or fintncing c0tn,,.ny1
21 If the 1ppltunt it Mi MNlivhlwif, tntwer (t), (b)
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22 It tfie 1pplic1n1 '' 1 ,..,.,..,..,..h•lf· 1nswer {1 ), (b tc)
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7l I• 'hr ppl.~n' 11 • ,.,~ ...... •ns .. •r \t). lbl ( (d tf'd
..... '-•of .... s .... of NEVADA
bv• .... condvcrod .,12731 W.Jefferson
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RICHARD LARRABEE
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2•. When d ;d vov purch11e or •••rt ope"';ng 1h ;1 bu1;ne11 ? Date .S~~~IJJX~~ ... J.UN.E. ~~1 •• 1.9. .. 7~ .......................... .
(•) If purch ... d . from whom? . .N.ew.1.y C.ons!r.uc.ted
2S . Give the n•m•• of three re1pon1 lble cheractu references who can vouch for yovr qual ificetions and de1 ir1bll lty H • ll cenied operator, 1howing the
number of .,. • .,, you have known e ech:
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE/SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE . COM.MISS.ION .,. NEW YORK,NEWYORK 2y:
N•m. .Addreas City Stete No. of yHr know-n
Name Addreu Ci ty No. of re•r known
Nome Addre11 City --·-···-·-······ ···-··-·····-··-····-·-·-··-·-···--······· ·--··-·····-···· ··---s. ... No. of .,,.., known
26. Lis t below your bo11ne11 or ..,-i~oyme nt re cord for the pHt fl.,. .,.._.,.._
f1tm Nerne Address Your P01 itlon Dote Employed
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IF Tiff APPLICANT IS A MANUFACTUIU oa WHOllSALU, ANSWER QUESTIONS 27 THROUGH 32
27 State 1ince whit date appl1cent hH occupied ~rn iM1 to be licensed •......•.
29 Doe• any of the • ia.,t•. or any of th. ptirtnert or tn';' office,, d ir ector or 1tockhot6tr of u·d appUu nt, if it It • corpoution,
h•v• a ny d•re<1 or it'd rec• f1nan<.1al r·ternt 1n the but•nen of M ll1n9 mait Vlf\OUt or 1pi r1tuekn liquor a t retail? YH No
30. Oott any ~'"'°" or COf'l'IJMny ,., •"Y way intereued '" ~y otNr winery tw.wery or d11t1l~ry, or any retail Uqvor ettabltthment,
ov.n. ••thf.r d''*""''Y or ncfoec!ly 1n y.hole or In pert. ,.,_ bu1ldtng Ot pre mtae1 to be occv pied by the but1ne11 or tny fu1.tvrn fot
which th•• appliution for licerue •• ,,-iade? Yea -No __ _
31 Ooet any ner pen O'W"4tr shareholder or Dfrton •n any ••>/ lntere1'9d •n any other w nery bfewery, dithl'9ry, or reta il ltquor
htabl11h~M have at\.,. d·r•ct t11t 1r'M1•r«I f1hAflC1•l 1nter•u in ,..,. M.nfft for whi<.h thtt a pplkat'°" for lfOnM rt ~de ? 11 Mat
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32 U~ lAST PAGt 10 I XPlAIN ANSWU G (N TO QUESTIONS 29. 30 31 , ABO VE
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County ot ARAPAHO
•"" WILL AM E. MA PES
f"SAMAA .SlZ ZL£R INC., RUSHTON 0 BAC.KE.R
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(MANUFACTURERS, WHOlESAl.ER S, IMPORTE RS ANO RAILROAD S DI SR EG AR D THI S SECTION)
The origina l 1ppt1cetion hu been eumined 11nd the premise1, bu11ne11 conducted end c.herader of the a ppli cant is satisfectory, end we do report thet
such ltcenu., 1f granted, will meet the real'Ontble roqvlre menfl of the neighborhood and the de1lre1 of the lnhe b1 tant1 , a nd complies w ith the prOYl1iont
of CH 75 • ART 1 CRS 1963 H •mended. • I
THEREF O RE THIS APPLICATION IS "HEll'l:BY APPllOVIp.' ,, '
OA lEO AT ________ THI~---DAY OF·-------A.O 19 ____ _
(NAME Of TOWN, CITY OR COU N •1-----------------------------------
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l)MYOR Olt CHAIRMAN Of llOARD Of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 01t OTHER Tln.E Of LICENSli.G AUTHORITY .)
ATIEST ,
(CLERK OR SECl!ETARY Olt OTHER OfFICER HAVING THE OfflCIAJ. SEAL Of THE LICENSING AUTHOllJl'I'.)
(If the pre"''"' ere louted w1tk1n • town or c1 fy, the ebove epprOYal 1hould be llQned by the mayor end derk; if 1n a county, then by the ch..,,,,.,, of
the boii rd of <-ovnty commiHioners and the derk to ~ be.rd If by ordinance or otherwlle, the local licensing e1.1thc:w1fy 11 tome otn.r official, then
1uch approval should be given by 1vch offtt11I)
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USE THIS SPA CE FOR ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
SAHA RA SIZZLER INC. has recently underwent investigations mad by the
Aurora, Colorado Police Department. This investigation was mad e in reference
to a liquor license application in the City of Aurora. SAHARA SIZZLER INC.
pass d the investigation and was granted a Beer and Wine Onl y L i quor License
by th Aurora City Council on January 14,1974.
SAHARA SIZZLER INC. is th op ra ing corporation of SIZZLER FAMILY STEAK
HOUSES's re s urant op rations in Color do. A Sizzl r S ak House is a
family r s aurant, selling popul r pric d ste ks and accomp nying item
Th al o f b r will no be principal aourc of incom for our restaurants.
SI ZZ LER FAMILY STEAK HOUSES ha s d ermin d that th sale of r would b
a n dditional i m to our d i ning cus rs. Local requ a a by Colorado
r esid nts hav pro mp t d th i
SIZZL R FAMILY
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covNTY Of . Ar.a:;:i .ah.o .i:i!"·
editor of
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April 5 , 197 4
lr . John H . Heckers
txecutiv Director
Colorado Dep~rtment of Revenue
Capitol Annex Bui ding
1375 Sherman Street
D nver , Colorado 80203
ear .H r. Heckers :
Thls letter is to co nfirm cy acquaintance
with Rushton 0 . Backer , \/PO!:l I have had
buciness an' personal re:ationships with
for approximately four y ars .
I h vo found Mr . Back r's perso al and
bu.in~ss inte rity o be o the highest
calibe r .
If t e need arises for a.y further i nformation ,
I ma• be co a ted a y ·ur nvenience .
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. ~arch 30, 1974
State of Colorado
Depa rtment of Re venue
Denver, Colorado
To Whom It May Concern:
This let er is to confirm my acquaintance with Rushton
Backer with whom I have had business and personal
relationships for over twenty years. Ov er the se years ,
I have found !·~r. Backer 's business and p ersonal
int gri y to be of the highest caliber .
If the need arises for any further information, I may
be contact d at your convenience.
Sincerely,
L_J m A.q. ~« ~a~ Coll.is
Presiden t
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"!arch 29, 1974
State of Colorado
Department of Revenue
To whom it may concern:
This letter is to confirm my acquaintance wi h
Mr. Richard Larrabee, whom I have had business
and personal rela ionships with for over wo
y ars .
During hi s ~ime, l have found r. Larrabee's
business and p reonal integrity to be of the
hi hes c liber . In th need for any further
informa ion, I may be con act d at your con-
v nience.
SLnc rely,
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April 15, 1974
State of Colorado
Departme nt of Revenue
Denver , Colorado
To Whom It May Concern:
This l t r is to confirm my acquaintance with
Rushton O. Backer , with whom I have had business re-
lationships. In my dealings with Mr. Backer, I have
foJnd his business in egrity to be of the highest
caliber.
If l1e n ed arises for any further information,
I m y be contacted a your convenience.
~ D vid J. Gaon
G neral Couns l
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COLLIN• IPIDDDe INT•RNATIDNAL, INC.
STATEMENT OF MANAGERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
I, RICHARD LARRABEE , do hereby agree to fulfill
the management responsibilities granted to me by COLLINS
FOODS INTERNATIONAL, INC. through its agent SIZZLER
FAMILY STEAK HOUSES.
I agree to maintain the Sizzler standards in food
preparation and handling , customer and community relations,
and employer-employee relationships.
I acknowl edge that I have been given the responsibilities
of:
l. Conducting business as a Manager of Sizzler
Family Steak House, 5151 s. Broadway, Englewood,
Colorado.
2. Being an equal opportunity employer at the above
or any Sizzler Family Steak House.
3. Utilizing sound purchasing practices in the
acquisition of store supplies. I fully under-
stand that all such purchases will be on account
and with the approval of the district and
regional managers, and with in the guidelines
of COLLINS FOODS and SIZZLER policy.
4. My sole enumeration from COLLINS FOODS is my
monthly salary , presently $ 1,100.00.I fully
understand that I will not receive compensation
from the store's food or alcoholic beverage
s les.
I do h r by acknowledge the above statements and
att st my signatur .
SIGNED RICHARD LARfiXBEE
ATTEST
STEAi< HOUSES
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July 12, 1974
Direct o r o f Fin.nee
Ci ty of Engl{ od
)400 South El< ti Strtet
£n9lewooe, Cnlnr1do POllO
Rt: PooHc, t lnn f o r licuor liccns<'
Qich;r d rvin l,rrahcc
Sizzle r F ,..; ly Ste, Hnu sc
5151 Snut ~r n.cw y
Enql wnl'IC, Colnr,do , POllO
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Enijlewood . Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761-11 40
Jn conformity with your rc ~u st th <t <n i nvcstlg .tl on be ~£d t Into
th ch~r ,c t r .nd b,c groun d of the above opplic,nt, th following r port
is subm i tt d:
A loc,1 ,nd ou t of st.t< ch c w~s m d on subj ct. Nor cord w s
found.
V ry truly yours,
[ GLEW~OD POLICE DEP~ TME NT
Jae L. Cl.shy, Chi f
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Bar Harbor
!Belleview Bowl
Casual Lounge
Cherrelyn Drug St or e
Drug Fair, Inc •
E. Z. Liquors
Englewood Elks Uxige
Ehglewood Liquor Store
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JANUARY 1, 1974
3467 So . Broadway
3484 So . Broadway
4900 So . Federal
65 West Floyd Avenue
4285 So . Broadway
4204 So . Broadway
3353 So . Santa Fe
3690 So . Jason
3434 So. Broadway
Fra ernal Order of F.agles 73 Wes Floyd
Clas Bot le Liquors 336 West Hampden
.101.d F l 3370 So. Accria
k Village 4265 So. Santa Fe
c Rruro 5180 So. Broadway
1-!..T;pden w st 3517 So . Ela ti
Hilda 's Cafe 4 86 So. way
Holly Sooth 3535 So . Huron
lllngate's 21<} So.
Kn~ of Col 3800 So. WW
er Of se 2250 So.
s 289 So.
Inn 2 93 So .
0 1:1 Li qu o rs E.
Pancro's 459 So.
l Liqu 5 4333 So .••
s 10. ! 5020 So.
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3-way
3-way
3-way
3-way
Drug Stor e
Drug St ore
Package Liquor
Club
Package Liquor
Club
Package Liquor
3 ~-ay
3-way
3-way
3--way
3-way
3-way
3-way
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Suprene Liquors
TOOrobred Liquors
V.F.W.
ZU1der Zee Oyster Bar
~.2 Beer OJtlets
Bob's Grocery
Del Farm
~ Soopers
~ Tower or Piu.a
Safeway Stores, Inc.
7-11 Store
7-11 Store
7-11 Store
~·s Pizza Parler
Spart Bowl
U-Tote-M
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3860 So. Jasoo
1001 West lfalTlx1en
3296 So. was~
4160 So. Broadway
5050 So. Federal
90 W. Belleview
125 E. Hlln¢en
2705 So. Broaf:blay
4400 So. Broadway
1277 E. Hanp1en
3281 So. Santa Fe
3295 So. Broadway
123 E. Belleview
4365 So. Santa Fe
Pacl<age Liquor
Pacl<age Liquor
Club
3-way
~1rat1oo Date
8-23-74
11-4-74
1-26-75
lo-8-74
12-3-74
5-23-74
1-6-75
11-30-74
1-16-75
7-16-74
3-20-74
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LIST OF OHICE~S, DI RECTORS AND AGENT
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Form 2•
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A ________________ !".l_~_y_;i _g.a ___________ Corporation
For the Filing Period July 1, 1972, to July 1, 1073 -
To the Honorable Secretary of State of the State of Nevada :
· ' ~ 0-8 ded Richard P. Bermingham As rcqul.red by NRS 19:17, Secs . 78 .fo0-78 .165 and 80 .11 0.140, u amen , I ·------------····-··--··-····-····-···-·---,
(Name of 01!!.eer)
do hereby certify under corpora.te sea.I of said corpora.tion, that I a.m the ·---~~~-~~-~!Y/~~-~-~.:'_':1rC::!.. thereof; that the n
(Title of omcer) r
following is a full, true and correct list of 1.ll the officers and directors of said corpora.tion at the da.te of this certil\ca.te
with their addresses, to wit :
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Post otl\ce box or street and number, also ctt7 or town &Del state
Rushton o. Backer 14 -······· ....... .. . ···--·-······ _ -----· ··-···········-·-----------Pres ent 1207 E. Me~ody Lane, Fuller~on~~ll~.i__
··---~-~~k .~:_._N ~-~qu~~-~-------s ·~~~ N'i-~~L---3.004 Via Rivera, Pa_los Verde~--Est.!J_~!!l:!.f
Richard P. Bermingham . 455 Sharon Road, Arcadia, Calif.
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Rushton O. Backer
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1207 E. Melody Lane, Fullerton, Calih __ _
_____ Director _ __J_QQ!L.Y.ia-1li.Yera , Pa 1 ns Verdes Est , 1 Ca 1 i £.
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OFl'IOEU WHO All:E MOT .DmEOTOU
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o ce nth• Sta.le of Neva.d upon whom pr°?~ bt atrTtcl. c)ilf-'~ ,P' ~~-
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O!!RTI"'ICAT!! OF ACCEPTANO :::: OF APPOINTMENT BY
&ESIDENT AOEll'T
t t t a.ppolll.tm.tnt
Filecl_ ________ ~
a.t the nquat of
JOHN Jt001'TZ
ta.ry of State
B~-~__'4('~ 7 ~ y lecret.arJ' ., lha&e
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To be Bled wl:::: l~~;; .. ~~~~~;~~~~:~~~lf~~. Xe-Sa
Sizzler Family
ADDllSS
12731 West Jefferson Blvd
Los Angeles, Calif 90066
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Nlllllber of
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I, JOHN KOONTZ, the dub elected, qualified and acting Secretary
of State of the State of Nevada, do hereby certify that the annexed
is a true, full and ~orrect transcript of the original Articles of Incorpo-
ration of
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC.
as the ame appears on file and of record in this office.
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and a(r, ed the Gr at ~eal of :are, ac my offi ce
in Ca ~on C tt\', 'e~·a.da, thi ...!!.! da
of _~c .:·. ""'R A. D. 19 .L
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ARTICLES O~ INCORJ?O~TION
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The n~ue of the corporation shall be:
SAHA.~ SIZZLER, INC.
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Tne principal offica ar.d place of business shall be located
n t 2020 Eu~t C11arleston Boulevard, La~ Vegas, Nevada.
III.
Ti1e corporation shall e;1gaga in a ny l awful activity.
IV.
T"'no me;C\l:>ers of the governing bvard shall by ::ityled "Dirac-
tors". The number of the fi rst Board ·o f Directors shall ba three
(3). The ndmes and post o ffice addras~os o~ the first Board of
:>ir.actor• area
Ni\NE
LEONARD E. GRAU, JR.
D~ ALD S. ADJ\MS
JOHN A. TAYLOR
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POST O&FICE ADDRZSS
4127 ::;oulclor lh.~;"nway
Las Vo~as . Ne vada
4127 Boulder !liqh'Wny
La3 Veqaa . Ne vada
501 Parkway Weet
Las Vaqaa , ~evada
'•--ha total authorized tock o! tho cotl )ration ehall consiat
or 25 O ~· ro• of comonon stock . no r v lue.
VI.
'!'li.:i c pitlll stock of' th corporation, wn on is uo.:l, hall
bo !ully P-d nn~ non-aa:s aa.,",)l
VII.
'lh n • n~d p0 t of tic cHr •• of ch o! th incor-
p.:>r ~or ic;r.ing tho Art 1c::. ot ~ncorpo::-at!. n :: 1
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LEONARD E. GRAU• J'R.
DOXALD S • ADA..'15
JO:-L.~ A. TAYLOR
P0ST O?FICE ADD!lESS
4127 Boulder Hignway
La s Vegas, Navada
4 127 Bou ld~r Highway
Las Va~a3, Nevada
501 Parkway West
Las Vega3, Navad3
VIII.
T'na corporation is to have perpatual exiGtence.
I!: WITNESS WHEimOF, wa have herounto sat our hands
this ~.A..,.Oaay of Decamber, 1965 .
L e onnrd E. Qr-'!U, Jr..
LEO:i.!Al'...0 E. GAA"U I JR.
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JO$ A. TAYL0:\
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S':'ATE OF NEVADA
s::u
COUN':'.l OF C:t.AR:<
On this \.-.. \ day of December. 1965. per.onally appeared
b~foro r.ie , a Notary Public in ;ind f or said Co'"'ty and State,
LEO~:~ ao E . Gn.\U I JR. , DO.'iALD s. ADX·l.3 and JO:IN A. TAYLOR, known
to ma to be tho persons deacriboe in, and who executed the fora-
9oin9 in trument, and who a c knowledged ~o m• that they executed
t'!1i3 a rn froo ly ::>nd voluntarily and f or the uee• and purpo•••
thor in m ntionod.
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MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE SC!AREHOLDERS OF
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of SAHARA
SIZZLER, INC., a Nevada corporation, was held at 12731 West
Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California on May 9, 1973,
at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P.N. Present at said roeeting
was the sole shareholder of this corporation.
Mr. Rushton o. Backer served as Chairman of the
meeting, and Mr. Richard P. Bermingham served as secretary
thereof.
The Chairman brought before the meeting the matter
of the members of the corporation's Board of Directors. After
discussion and on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, the following individuals were naw~d Directors of
the corporation for the ensuing year and until their successors
should be elected:
RUSHTON O. BACKER
JACH: E. NEWQUIST, JR.
RIC~iARD P. BERMINGHAM
There being no further business to come before the
meeting, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried,
the meeting adjourned.
RICHARD P. B.ERKDKaHAM, Secretary
The undersigned, being the sole shareholder of SAHARA
SIZZLER, INC., hereby waives notice of and consents to the
holding of the foregoing .meeting and approvea the foreqoi.nq
minutes.
DATED: M y 25, 1973 IZZI.ER FAMILY STEAK HOUSES
By =r'i.,¢ If· a.<.S
RUSHTON O. BAC~R, Prekent
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OF Th-:> BOARD OP DIRECTORS O~
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC.
The annual meeting of the Board of Directors of
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC., a Nevada corporation, was held at
its principal offices on May 9, 1973, im;nediately following
the annual meeting of the shareholders of said corporation.
Present at said meeting were a quorur.i of the Directors of
this corporation.
xr. Rushton o. Backer served as Chairman of the
meeting, and Mr. Richard P. Bermingham served as Secretary
thereof.
The Chairman brought before the meeting the matter
of the corporation's roster of officers. After some discussion
and on motion duly made, seconded and unanirno~sly carried, the
following officers of the corporation were elected;
PRESIDENT;
VICE PRESIDENT;
SECRETARY & TREASffi'U:R;
ASSISTANT SECRETARY:
RUSHTON 0. BACI<ER
JACI< E. NEWQUIST, JR.
RICHARD P. BERMINGHAM
WALTER MC BEE
Consideration was then given to the Collins Foods
International, Inc., Employees Stock Purchase Plan of 1972.
After discussion and on motion duly made, seconded and
unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, there has been circulated among the
directors of this corporation, a copy of the
1972 Employees Stock Purchase Plan pursuant to
which employees of Collins Foods International,
Inc., and its subsidiaries may purchase shares
of the common stock ~.10 par value of Collins
Foods International, Inc., and
WHEREAS, it is deemed to be in the beat interest
of this corporation that said Plan be adopted,
and that the employees of this corporation be
eligible to participate therein,
NoW, THEREFORE, BE IT RZSOLVED, that said Plan
be, and the same hereby is, adopted, approved
and ratified together with such amendments and
supplements thereto a the President of this
corpor tion in his di cretion approves; and each
officer of this corporation is hereby authorized
and directed to take such aceion as may be
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necessary or desirable to accomplish the purposes
and to consummate the t=ansactions contemplated
by the Plan; and that all acts of the officers of
this corporation heretofore taken which relate to
or arise out of said Plan be and they are hereby
ap?roved and ratified.
There being no further business to come before the
meeting, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried,
the meeting adjourned.
RICHARD P. BERMINGHAM, Secretary
The undersigned, being all of the Directors of
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC., hereby waive notice of and consent to
the holding of the foregoing meeting and approve the fore-
going minutes.
DATED: May 25, 1973
RUSHTON O. BACKER
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
SAHARA SIZZLER, INC.
Pursuant to the consent and waiver of notice here-
after set forth, a special meeting of the Board of Directors of
the above named corporation was held at 12731 West Jefferson
Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, on October 17, 1973.
Present at said meeting was a quorum of the Directors
of this corporation. Also present by invitation was ~.r. William E. Mapes.
On mo~ion duly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, ~tr. Rushton o. Backer acted as Chairman of the meeting,
and Nr. Richard P. Bermingham acted as Secretary thereof.
Mr. Backer advised the r:tembers present that during
the preceding two weeks, ~Ir. Jack E. Newquist, Jr., had orally ~endered his resignation as a Vice President and Director of this
corporation, to be effe ctive iz:iu:ediately, and that accordingly, a
vacancy now ~tood in ~he roster of officers and directors of this
corporation. Mr. Backer thereupon no~inated Mr. William E. Mapes
to oe a director of this corporation to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation o!: Mr. Jack E. r-<ewquis t, Jr. as a director.
On rr~tion duly made, seconded and una.;imously carried, Mr. William
E. Mapes was thereupon elected a director of this corporation.
Mr. Backe= the~ noted t.~~t the roster of Direc'C.Ors
of this corporation now stood as follows:
RUSHTON O. BAC RER
WILLIAM E. HAPES
RICHARD P . BE .:UNGHAM
The Board then proceed to organize and on motion duly m~de , seconded and unanimously carrie d, the following individuals
were elected to the offices indicated by their names, in lieu of
those persons now holding sue~ offices, if any, to serve l;'ltil, their
successors are elected and have qualifi d:
PRESIDENT:
VICE PRESIDENT:
SECRE'l'A.l\Y ~ D TREASURER:
ASSIS'i'N"T SECRETARY:
Mr.
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WILLIA.'1 E. MAPES
RICHARD P. BERMINGHAM
WALTER McBI:E
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meeting, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried,
the rreeting adjourned.
Secretar.1
The undersigned, being all of the directors of the
above -named corporation, do hereby waive notice of and consent to
the holcing of the foregoing meeting of the Board of Directors of
said corporation, and approve the foregoing Minutes.
The undersigned agree and consent that any business
triUlsacted at said meeting shall be as valid as if had at A meeting
r eg la:ly called and noticed.
Dated: October 30, 1973.
RUSHTO. O. BACkiR
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U NITED STATI~S Ot". \MERICA ,! s s . (~t~RTIFIC.1.\TE• STATE OF COLORAHO . J
the annexed is a true copy of Application for Certificate of Authority and Certified
Copy of Articles of Incorporat ion of
SAHARA SIZZLER, :rnc .
(a Nevada corporation)
filed in this office on the Thirtieth day of August A. o . 1973.
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fo the Secre tary of State
of the State of Colorado
Pur5uant Lo the provisio ns of the Colorado Corporatio n A ct , Lht· und ·r,i:.,ned .:n-porat1on hrrehy applies
for a Certificate of Authority to t ran'u t hu~in e~s in }OUT State, and for th at puqX>sc submit ; tl'c fol lo"•ing
stateme nt :
FIRST: The name of th e corporation is
SA! IA.ill\ SI~ZLT.!~' rnc .
FCO 10 The name which it cl..:t.l• tu 11 e in Colerado is . SAH/\.RI"\ SIZ_Z J:,ER, I NC ·
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TMIRD . I t i> incorpora ted u ndLr the lm•s of
FOUR TH . The date of its in c0rpornt io n is DEC!·:; i"i:.il~E r ~ l " r ~ •• . •• and th e period of '''
durallon is Perpet 1
FIFTll : The address o f its principal offi c in th e state or country under th e law or which it is incorpor-
atcd 1s
Princip:J p lace of busin e~~ in , lt>rado is 1) nv.-1• Club Dt•" ld j 11,S _, D ~.n.Yf..L.C:.J . 02
e/0 l.J. :1.,cu S .,a c..; C:•·,.io 1 at._;_n·1 Co"pany
SlXTH. 1 he address o f its propo d r.:;;i,krcd o ffi ce m olurado i,. . . .. ......... .
_ _D Uh'<;;._r Cl~.b D ~llcli nc; D·~rue:i::_.C0: __ 02 , and the name of its proposed registered agent in
Color do at that address is ..... U!.HTE.D J '.A1'ES COP.PO.c tu I .: Cl\-:21.JiY .
SE ENTH. The purpose or purpo e< "h1ch 11 prc>po 10 purse in 1h transaction of bu ine~~ in Colo-
rado arc
EIGHTH: ·n1e n:im a nd re . ~..:tivc ad r.:, ~ uf It' dir-=1.rors and offi<:.:r. a rc·
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TENTH : The aggregate number o[ its is~ucd shar~·. itemized by classes, par value of shares, shares with-
out par value, and series, if any, within a class is :
Number of
Share.•
l,000 Co mmon
Par V:tlue per Share
or St3t~ment th::it
Shares :ire Vvith oul
Par Value
HO PAR VALUE
ELE\'ENTH : This a pplic:ition is accompanied by a copy or it~ articles of incorporation and all amend-
ments thereto, duly auth cnli;.:a t.;d by the propa !.t.1 te oUice r of the st ate or country under the l:\\\S of which
it is incorp rated.
Date d .. AUGUST. .... ' ~· .......•.. , 19.7.3 ..
STATE OF ..... ~AL [r'On!'.11\ .. -·}
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COUNTY OF. LQ;.i l.llG.i.'..JL'.L ...... -..
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and tha: ti.~ t. t ment re lt UC .
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Its... . ... .. . Secretary
, a notary public, do hereby certify that on th is ..
• 19 ) r~r ona ll appeared before me,. '· _./ .. '..
, \\ho. being by me first duly sworn. d,-clarcd th I he
or the orporau n ,
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out p:ir v~luc, and series, if any, within a cla is:
Number of
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1,000 Co mmon
Par V•tuc per Share
or St3ttment th at
Shares arc \l(i th out
Par atu e
no PAR VALUE
ELEVENTH: This ap p•i c:1tion is acc ompanied by a copy of ii~ articles of incorporatio n and all amend-
men ts th e reto, duly au thcnti~at.:d by the p roper ~t .1te officer of the state or country und er the la\\S of which
it is incorporated .
.!' D ated . AUGUST .... ~ « .... .., 19 .73 ..
STATE OF .... J:ALi:i•'01.";1 A ... . .. }
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COUNTY OF LO.:i l TQ;;.JL'L .......... .
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and ,.6 ... ~ ... t...d~ ..... J
lls .. . . Secretary
(Note 3)
I , ..... ~· / : .t .... , , a not.i.ry publi , do hereby certify that on th1~ ..
.. day of _u.;11;~_r_ -__ /.'-. pcr~onall appc;ued before me, "'·
.. • who, being by m~ first duly sworn . d~clarcd th at he
I the of
that h~ 1i;n <I th forq.'.<>JO t! ...-um nt
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aud tha: tl•-It mcnll 1.oma1n d th• m .n: 11ue .
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WM . D . SWACKHAMER
81'.C RETARY OF OTA.Tl'.
I, Wm. D. Swackhamer, the dul y qualified and ac ti ng S ecretary
of Sta te of th e State of Nevada , do here by cer tify th at th e ann exed
is a tru e, f u/l and correc t tr ansc ript of the orig ina l A rticles of In cor-
poration of
a the ame appeai". 011 fil e and of r<'Cord i11 thi s office.
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SAHARA SIZZLER, I NC .
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The nam e of the corpor ation shall be:
SAHA.~ SIZZLER, INC.
II.
The principal office and place of business shall be located
at 2020 East Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas , Nevada.
III.
The corporation shall engage in any lawful activity .
IV.
The members of the governing board shall by styled "Direc-
tors". The number of the first Board of Directors shall be three
(3). The names and post office addresses of the first Board of
Directors are:
NAME
LECN.!'.RD E. GRAU, JR.
DONALD S • ADAMS
JOHN A. TAYLOR
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POST OFFICE ADDRESS
4127 Boulder Highway
Las Vegas, Nevada
4127 Boulder Highway
Las Vegas, Nevada
501 Parkway west
Las Vegas, Nevada
The total authorized stock of h corporation sh 11 co .• ,;int
of 2500 shares of co~mon stock, no par valu .
VI.
The c pital stock of the corporation, wlen issued, shall
be !ully p id and non-ass~s able.
VII.
· Th nam an pos offic~ C1.dtlress s of ach of th incor-
r tors siqning Ar~1cl s of Incorpor 1on are:
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DONALD 5 • ADAMS
JOHN A. TAYLOR
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4127 Boulder High· .... ay
Las Vegas, Nevada
4127 Boulder Highway
Las Vegas, Nevada
501 Parkway West
Las Vegas, Nevada
VIII.
The corporation is to have perpetu2l existence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands
this ~ ((" day of December, 1965.
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DONALD S. ADl\MS
STATE OF NEVADA.
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COUNTY OF CLARK
On this =-.-. { day of ~cembcr, 1 C165 , personally appeared
be fore me, a Notary Pub lic in and for said County and State,
LEONARD E. GAAU, JR., DO. ALD S. ADAMS and JOHN A. TAYLOR, kno·.-m
to me to be he p rson~ described in, and who executed the fore-
going ins rument, and who acknowl dged to me tha they executed
th same fr ely and voluntarily and for the uses and purposes
th rein mentioned.
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FILED AT THE REQUEST OF
JOHN A, TAYLOR
Attorney at Law
2020 East Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, Nevada.
December 6,1965
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FILED AT THE REQUEST OF
JOHN A. TAYLOR
Attorney at-Law
2020 East Charleston Boulevard
La s Vegas, Nevada.
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?:-iri.:ipal bJ sin e >s is conc!<.:c:!!c! ;t t 515f:S::BROADWAY Cc ..,n:y o!; ARAPAHOE ;«toe o~CJLO R
!:«:c:: o ;, f!.li n,; last a nnu ..11 ::o ::;io r .lte t'~;i o.:-t c o tll~ ;J~::r e :.:ir y ?f Stac~U'.'iE l5 ,197r--
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RUS H T O~ 0. SACKER
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Rich1r~ P. a~rminiham
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·?::.!siri ..!n t 1 20:-E . ~le lod ~· Lan e,Fulle!";ton,C1. +-3 -26
;l."ic e -?:-esi de n t 1 Sh adow Lane, Ro l li.ng; tiIIls .t:st. ,L.~
;Trea iunr 4 5 S Sharon Rd. , Arcadia. Ca .;_~_,_-_2_4_-_~_-_9 _____ _
;Secre·cary S1\~Lfill.ove ;
·N<inager -5764 S. FOX, Ll'l"l'LETON, CO:--5-7-38
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(e) Li st all stockholders owniDg or controll i ng 107. or norP. of t~e C ~pital Seo:~ ~= :he
Co:-po•.:?Cion . (I nclud~ actual oir.ier or pledge..!) ',;e se p <irate shee: if n~e~ed-
Name Rom e Streec ::o . & City i'e•cent. of Date of i:>i rtb
ti ~ock owned Month.~ay,7ear
srzzr;;" >=a.)JILY STEAK HOUSES 12 7 31 W,J dferson,L.A.,Ca.; 100% J>ofI. 7-17-6i
es.B11s J11"on Q . Bac k er ;Same as above • Ot .. :.4-8 :26
rs .w .. 1 t-er McBee ; 2 3 P o rtuguese Bend Rd., Redondo ~C'a.' 0 ,--· liF11.:z7--·
s. Rlc~~+d P . Berningha~;Sa ~e as Above : O\ ;!-z4-J9 __ _
st.Sec. William E. Haoes;Same as abo v e ·------;---ul' •;!l-19-~4
f) Dir~c~o r s: (Lav requi:-es 3t lease J) Home St re e t No. & Ci ty, Seate Dace of llir::h
~onth, Day, Yea~
(3) D"> y ou o r any ,,, r:ibe :-s o f yo ur fan ily h ave a fir.a ~ei t.l int.ere.it in .ir.y other Uquor
l ic e n s !1 (Sue ~ f~n nci3l in t erest to i nclude ar.y equi ty in:erest o r loans)_ Ii the a ns~er i
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(h) :~ s any p erson , f i r:i or ~o rp o rat io hav~ a fna n ~ •l i nterest, evidecce~ ei:h er ~y lea.a
o r c~~1ty cw"l"lers n i ? i n t~e bus i~e s s for vh ich this lice nse i s requested? If t he nrJer is ye
and acdre ses and a.-ount of s uch :!nancia l i~tareJ t ex;ire ~s ed e t n ar t~ d~~: rs c
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James A. Collins
Presidant / Chairman of the Board
955 N. Bundy Drive
Los A~gele3, California
(213) 472-3629
564-32-0781
\'ial te= McBee Executiva Vice President & Secretary
(Di:a:ctor)
702 Esplanade
Redondo Beach, California
(213) 379-9679
566-25-0396
Rushton o. Backer
Vice President & Director
1207 E. Melody Lane
Fullerton, California
(71 1) 871-8572
568-20-7416
Richard P. Bermingham
Vice President I Treasurer
Director
455 Sharron Road
Arcacia, California
(213) 446-2304
573-52-5186
G. Murry Greer
Vice President'
24151 Paseo Del Campo
Laguna Niguel, California
(714) 495-0716
475-24-9978
R::>!:lert .cElroy
Vic Pr sident
15 00 Ston · ood Terrac
Sh rr. n o ks , Califo~nia
< 213> 1 '1-2s.;o
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C.E. Palmer
Vice Pr~sident
310 Gonston Drive
.Los A.'1gelcs, Ca lifornia
(2l3) 472-0735
534-28-073 4
Ro!:>ert C. Hill
Director
460 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, California
(213) 625-2545
H. \'Jal lace Me rryman
Director
620 Newport Center Drive
Ne wp ort Beach, California
(714) 644-l::iSS'&:C
Paul Fos ter
Director
506 s. Indiana A•enue
Modesto, Cal ifo rnia
(209) 523-9509
William E. Mapes
Vice President
l Shadow Lane
Rolling Hills Estates , California
(213) 5 41-5294
310-32-4925
r-: chael t .inc h in
Vic e Pres ide !'lt
1 5 01 l u lho ll nd Dri v
L09 Ang l s , C lifornia
(213 ) 789-'156
5 65-29-0972
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Le!·1oyne Har.u.'1\att
Assista~t Secretary
23119 Petroleum
Torrance Califo rnia
(:?13) 53 -2305
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Lenor
And
COLLINS FOODS INTERNATIONAL, INC.,
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Dated u of October 1, 1973
NOTE: THIS LEASE AGREEMENT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO, AND IS SUBJECT TO
A SECURITY INTEREST IN FAVOR OF, THE l'40RTGAGEE UNDER THE
MORTGAGE AND DEED TO SECURE DEBT AGREEMENT DATED AS O P
OCTOBER 1, 1973, FROM BROAD STREET CONTRACT SERVICES, INC. TO
SECOND STREET CORPORATION, INC., AS MORTGAGEE, AS SAID MORT-
GAGE AND DEED TO SECURE DEBT AGREE .. ENT MAY BE AMENDED O!l
SUPPLEM NTED FROM TIM TO TIME AS P6RMITTED THEREBY, D
HA B E FURTHER AS SIGNED TO, AND I UBJECT TO A SECURITY
INTEREST J FAVOR OF. THE T U T E UNDER THE CO LLATERAL
TRUST INDENTURE, DAT D AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1973, FROM SECOND
STR T CORPO. TION, INC. TO BA K OF A .'ERICA NATIONAL TRUST
AND AVING ASSOClATIO , A TRUST.EE, A S IO COLLATERAL T RUST
INDENTUR ,fA Y BE AMENDED 0 UPP LE .tE TED FRO .f TI E TO
TIM A PERMITTED THEREBY. I FOR ATIO CONCER 'ING SUCH
SECURITY INT.E?.:::ST MAY BE OBTAINED F ON AID BA. KOFA ERICA
NATIONAL TRU T AND AVING A OCIATION.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~-"'J3.s=£~€~S==S~l~Al::......;;.u'--~~~~
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH,
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there is no further public need for
South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between
West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street , nor for
purposes of traffic circulation in the area; and
WHEREAS, there is no further need for South
Cherokee Circle for the purpos e of providing access to
the residences along the street, inasmuch as those that
remain are now vacant and are to be removed; and
WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con-
flict with the subdivision regulations as set forth in
the Mun icipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Compre-
hensive Plan or Master Street Plan.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the following described cirle, located
within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
known as South Cherokee Circle, be and the same is hereby
vacated:
All of Cherokee Ci r cle lying
within the McKinley' Subdivision
2nd Filing, North of West Hampden
Place.
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r adin on h Sth day of Au u t, 19 4 .
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~st 8, 1974
Englewood Parks & Recreation Commis sion
an, at 7:30 p. m. in the Parks and
Allen, Howard and Mann.
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· Recreation
& Recreation
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rifo rmation.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~__,,']3.--==~~t:"~S==~-/_Al~Go~~~~~
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROK EE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH,
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there is no f urther public need for
South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between
West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for
purposes of traffic circulation in the area; and
WHEREAS, there is no further need for South
Cherokee Circle for the purpos e of providing access to
the residences along the street, inasmuch as those that
remain are now vacant and are to be removed; and
WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con-
flict with the subdivision regulations a s set forth in
the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Compre-
hensive Plan or Master Street Plan.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the following de cribed cirle, locat d
within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
known a South Cherokee Circle, be and the a•e i hereby
va ated:
All of Cheroke Circle lying
within the McKinle ' Subd vi ion
2nd Filing, orth of Wes Ha•pd n
Place.
Jn roduced, re d in full and p s d on {1r
re dina on th S h day of Au u , 1974.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
8th day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complet e
copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full,
and passed on first reading on the 5th day of August,
1974 .
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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Minutes of August 8, 1974
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commission
was called to order by Mrs. Ruth Allen, chairman, at 7:30 p. m. in the Parks and
Recreation Office.
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Members present: Cushing, Poole, Hewitt, Allen, HC1.Yard and Mann.
Members absent: Blessing and ex officio Romans
Also present: Edie Hughes, Community Response, Inc.
Jerry Royther, A st. Dir. Parks & Recreation
George Pearson, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation
The minutes of June 13, 1974 were approved as mailed. (no meeting held in
The financial reports for June and July 197 4 were presented for information.
Mr. Royther explained the reason for the excessive year to date expenditure in the Out-
door Pool i s that th re urfacing co ts were charged to that account instead of Capital
Improvements. This amount is approximately 18, 000. Poole moved, Howard second d,
that the r port be accepted a presented. M tion carried.
M . Hugh s explain d the methods u ed to condu t the nior itizen Recr ation
ud _. ·he said the respons to thi urv had been ver po iti and mo t of tho
cont t d w re v ry intere ted in pro ram for nl r itiz n . felt that what v r
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c nc ntr hon of l in ome opl in thl area.
f program and
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Board when personnel is selected for the Parks & Recreation Department. Cushing
moved, Howard seconded, that recommendation to the Career Service Board and the
Personnel Director that two members of the Parks & Recreation Commission and two
professionals, in addition to others as may be designated by the Personnel Director,
serve on the oral board for the hiring of personnel for the Parks & Recreation Depar ment.
Motion carried.
ln order to present a balanced budget to City Council in September, the Assistant
City Manager has cut the proposed 1975 Parks budget by $30,000. Mr. Pearson said he
felt thi would not ignificantly hurt the program. Mr. Royther reported that due to the
new federal laws concerning minimum wage and overtime pay it had been necessary to
request a $ , 000 increas in the Recreation Fund budget for 1975 which includes no
pr ram e xpan ion or new program . Th A i tant City ~nager reduced the recom-
mended pa chedule by approximately 53, 000 which Mr. Royther feels wUl not let the
department com titiv wtth other agenci in hiring qualified r nnel. He i
bout what will hap n to th pr rams becau of the kind of per onn
that m re omm nd d lari . H expl ined the tar in-
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The regular monthly mee ting of the E nglewood Parks & Recreation Commis sion
wa s called to orde r by Mr s . Ruth Allen, chairman, at 7:30 p. m. in the Park s and
Recreation Office .
July)
Member s present: Cushing, Poole, Hewitt , Allen, Ha.vard and Mann.
Me mbers abse nt: Blessing and ex offici o Romans
Also prese nt : Edie Hughes, Community Response, lnc.
Je rry Royth e r, As t. Dir. Parks & Recreation
George Pearson, Asst. Dir. Parks 8t Recreation
The mi nutes of June 13, 1974 were approved as mailed. (no meeting held in
The financial reports for June and July 197 4 were presented for information.
Mr. Ro yther explained the reason for the exce siv year to date expenditure in the Out-
door Pool is that th resurfacing costs were charged to that account instead of Capital
l mprovement . This amou nt is approximate! 1 , 000. Poole moved, Howard conded,
that t c peed a prese nted. M tion carried.
M • Hugh explained th m th u d to c nduct the nior 'itizen Recr ation
r pon t o thi and mo t f th
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should be completed by e nd of September. Tennis and handball courts --working on the
courts at Sinclair at present and should be starting at Flood and Oiarles Hay within two
weeks. Should all be completed by October 1. Northwest Greenbelt --the grass is
coming up and work on other facilities (trails, etc.) should start around CX:tober 1.
Barde Park --the new sprinkler system is working very satisfactorily and the grass
removed and/or damaged during installation has been.replaced. Sou thwest Greenbelt --
the design for the park portion of this project is ncm being completed.
Mrs. Hcmard suggested the Commission make a tour of th new facilitie s
before one of the the m etings.
Th ities of ridan and Englewood have passed on first reading the agreement
relating to a Multiple U Recreation Facility along th uth Plane River (all within th
cit of ridan) to cc mm ate an eighteen hole golf course, a golf drlvin range, a
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Board when personnel is selected for the Parks & Recreation Department. Cushing
moved, Howard seconded, that recommendation to the Career Service Board and the
Personnel Director that two members of the Parks & Recreation Commission and tw o
professionals, in addition to others as may be designated by the Personnel Director ,
serve on the oral board for the hiring of personnel for the Parks & Recreation Department.
Motion carried.
In order to pre s e nt a balanced budget to City Council in September , the As s i s tant
City Ma nager has cut th e proposed 1975 Parks budge t by $30, 000. Mr. Pearson said he
fe lt t his wou ld not s ignificant ly hurt the progr am. Mr. Ro yther r e ported that due to the
new fede r a l law s c o nc e r ning m inimum wage and overtime pay it had been necessary t o
requ est a $90, 000 increase in the Re creatio n F und budge t for 19 75 wh ich i ncludes no
p r r am e xpan s ion or new program . Th s i s tant C ity Manager r e duc ed the recom -
mended pa y c he dul e by appro imately 53 , 000 whi.ch Mr. Royth er fee ls will not le t the
d partment be c ompe t it ive wtth oth r a e nc ie i n hiring qua lified personnel. H i
ve r y o n e rned about wh t will hap n t o t h programs becau of the kind of per onn
that m y h v to hired at the r comm nd d l a ries. He e xpla ined the la r ge i n-
wa n ce a r r le up t o m i ni mum sinc e th ey ha v
m dlr c ti n fr m the Co m m i s ion n h to
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The beautification median strip on South Broadway between Highway 185 and
Quincy Avenue approved by City Council was discussed. The Commission felt this
is oecessary not only to beautify the area but to serve as a safety factor since the High-
way Department has widened Broodway. Howard moved, Hewitt seconded, that recom-
mendation be made to City Cou ncil that the City move ahead with the median strip on
South Broadway between Highway 285 and Quincy Avenue in order to beautify the area
and serve as a safety factor. Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 p. m.
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MEMORANDUM TO TI-IE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION
OF TI-IE PARKS&. RECREATION COMMISSION
DA TE: August 8, l 'Tl 4
SUBJECT: Beautification Median Strip on South Broadway
RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council move ahead with the plans to install
a median strip on South Broadway between Highway 285
and Quincy Avenue.
The Commission feels this is necessary since the High-
way Department has widened Broadway both to beautify
the area and to serve as a safety factor.
By order of the Parks &. Recreation
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
To: Kelle Waggoner, Acting City Mana~cr
From: ~arl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: Salee and Uae Tax
Date: Au1uat 14, 1974
For purposes ot informa tion , the following data is traneaitted on sale&
and use tax increases, 1974 over 1973.
July )1, Jul7 Jl, j Increase
1973 1274 ~Decrease~
Vehicle Use 171,168 1)6,704 (20.1>•
Building Use 146,297 104,655 (28.,)
Regular Use J9,29' 155,574 294.9
Total Use 356,860 396,933 11.2•
Cinderella Cit7 Retail 1,229,625 1,321,649 7.5.
Broadwa 7 (Yale to Hampden) 4J5,19J 4J3,288 (. 4)
Br oadway (Haapden to Belleview) 171,241 182, 0'7 6.3
Broadway (Belleview to Liaite) 189,458 194,09' 2.4
Centenni al Acree Retail 36,991 J6,641 ( • 9)
Rut or City Retail 187,740 203,395 8.J
Out Ii de City •tail 149,474 14,1897 p.4~
Total Retail 2,)99,72 2 2,H7,021 4,9$
Special AdJuetaent 9),C.86
Total Retail l U• Tu 2,850,~6 2,913,9'4 2.2•
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Whil e mos t ot the areas have not been doing well during the course o f
t he whol e seven months, Cinderella City took a dip in July receipt s
fo r the first time to a J.9S increase over 197J, with Cinderella City
being 45 1 of our total sales .and use tax collections, that dip is
signific a n t. Other cities have experienced the following in sales a nd
u s e tax e xperience so tar in 1974.
Denv e r
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Andy Mc Cown, Assistant City Manager
I<Arl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Richard Lorig , Personnel Director
August 16, 1974
SUBJECT : Career Service Board Decision on Labor Negotiations
As you recall from the last meeting of the City Council, the career
Se rvice Board rendered a recommendation on the labor negotiation
agreement between the City of Eng lewood and the Fire Fighters
Association after impasse was reached and a hearing was held by the
Career Service Board.
After further discussion with the City Attorney as to the procedure
to be followed since rendering of this decision, we would like to
submit our recommendation to Council for approval of the Board's
recoll"lll nd&tion as contained herein.
The City Charter, Article XV, Section 13718 provides a 30-day period
for notificat i on by either party of disagreement with the Board's
ruling. Although we do not know what the final decision of the
Fire Fighters Association will be, it is our sincere wish that the
Association will also concur in the Board's decision so that a foDMl
Memorandum of Understanding can be signed and ratified and thereby
void what could be an unnececsary and costly election to the City
of Englewood.
Andy HCC:, I
Assistant City Manager
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X&rl t<ollenberger, '
Director of Finance
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City of Englewood
J~ 30, l974
To: Englewood Cit7 Council
.Neeoti&tor• for City and Englewood Firefighters' .Uaooiatian
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3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Coloraoo 80110
Phona (3031711-11~
It is the recOlllllll8ndation or the Career Service Comiaeion that the changes
deacribed in the Mellorandum dated JuJ..7 l7, l974 {cop7 enclosed) be impl .. nted
on January l, 197$.
This proposal grants an 11.6~ total oOMJlsation increase, which includ.a an
8.9% •alarY incre.... These increaae• have been acoepted and ratified b)' the
City, tM En&lAwe>d ~ioipal lmplo,.. .. .laaooi&tion and the Pol1oe lmltit
.Ueoci&tion.
1'or the Career S.l'Yioe Board
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Cliff Selby
Austin Magers
FROM: Karl Nollenberger
Richard Lorig
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DATE: July 17, 1974
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We offer the folloWinl it81118 as the total ccmpensation packap increaH tor
1975 calendar 19ar.
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An 8.9% increase will be given to the positions of Firefighter 4th Cl&aa,
Jrd Class, 2nd Class, lst Class, Driver/Operator/F.ngineer, Lieutenant, Capta1D,
Battalion Q\ief, and Deputy Chief. Thi aalary struoture 'WINld tbm Nada
Firefighter th Class
Firefighter Jrd Class
Firefighter 2nd Class
Firefighter lat Clas a
Driver/Operator/Eniinler
Lieutenant
Capt ion
Battalion Cllief
Deputy Qdat
FRINGE BENEFITS
$ 846
963
l,043
l,127
l,214
l,282
l,393
l,505
l,6.31
• Ex'Perience and Tuition and Book Refund Pro ra1111 In order to CQlllPell•ate the
employee total or s ewoo wr exper ence , the Cit7 is orterinc thl
followinc experience program. This replacea the existing l.oapvit7 oaaipenaatioD
progr as set out in Section 5-6-ll of the >b'licip&l Code. CoapeD .. t.ion \IDder
thi• prcgraa will be included in the pension benefit COllP"otation •
.t.. Englewood Work Experience
Amount or Co:!p n tion
one
$1.2.00 per nth tor .00 per '19&r, except tor
th011e aiplo19ea have not complAW elnc ( U)
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full years of continuous service on December l of
any year, which employees shall receive an amount
equal to twelve dollars ($12) for each full month
of completed continuous service after completion
of five (5) years of continuous service up to
December l.
$24.00 per month for $288.00 per year, except for
those employees lolho have not completed eleven (11)
full years of continuous service on December 1 of
any year, which employees shall receive one hun-
dred and forty-four dollars ($144) plus an alllOUllt
equal to twelve dollars ($12) for each full month
of completed continuous service after completion
of ten years (10) of continuous service up to
December l.
$J6.00 per month for $4)2.00 per year, except for
those employees who have not completed sixteen ( 16)
full years of continuous service on December l of
any year, which employee shall receive two hundred
and eighty-eight dollars ($288) plus an amount
equal to twelve dollars ($12) for each full month
of completed continuous service after completion
of fifteen (15) years of service up to Dec811lber l,
$48.00 per month for $576.00 per .,ear, except for
those employees who have not caapleted t'll8nty-one
(21) f'ull years of continuous service on December l
of any year, lolhich employee shall receive four
hundred and thirty-two dollars ( $432) plus an amount
equal to twlve dollars ( $12) for each full 11Dnth
of completed continuous service att.r cQlllPletion ot
twenty (20) years of continuou.1 Mnice up to
December l.
B. Tuition and Books Refund Pros:ram
The C ty will reimburs e any Firefight r for tuition and books tor job-related
course 'WOTlc at an accredited uunior collage or uni versity.
2. Obst trical and Nurs ery Benefits: The Ci t y Ail'e es to upgrade its ob s tetri-
cal and nursery b na?ita to mat ch Bi a Cro ss and Blue Shield Preferred 90 Plan.
Unde r th s plan t he ob t at r ical nafit will r a s e tro $167.50 to 196.oo .
Covar g for t a n wborn children will be auto tic from the data ot birth ,
provided the mp oy carriea f ~ cove r a t roia t he tiu of concepti on. All
nursery fee such a room , bo ard and miscel laneous charpa are paid tor bf the
City 's inaur ca progr&Jll ,
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from the first d~ of his absence from work up to, and including, the 90th
calendar day of such absence, less whatever is received by the employee in
the form of temporary total disability benefits Wlder worlanen's compensation.
Absence frcn the job as a result of an on-the-job injury, during the first 90
calendar days thereof, shall not be charged against the employee's sick leave.
'.file City reserns the right to require any individual on injur,y leave or dis-
ability leave to submit to an examination by a City appointed plcy'sician at tba
City's expense. . ,
Should any empl.oyee become permanently disabled, whether as a result of an
on-the-job injury or an off-the-job injury, so that he becomes eligible for
the total disability benefits provided Wlder the fire pension fund, the City
will p~, out of the separate existing fire pension fund, an amDWlt equal to
20% of said empl.oyee's salary in addition to any payments to be received by the
employee from the fire pension fund, so that the employee shall receive a total
of 7"" of his salary --50% from the fire pension fund and 2~ from the separate
existine fire pension fund. In the event that the pri.Jlary pension fund does not
provide for the disability benefit for any reason, the separate existing fire
pension fund will provide 70% coverage. The City will continue such payments
until sucll time as the employee would have been eligible to receive normal non-
disabil.ity retirement benefits Wlder the fire pension f'und.
4. Life Insurance: The City will change the present life insurance program to
offer a flat $11,0oo term life insurance policy for all positions bargained tor
by the Englewood Firefighters' Association.
5. Sick and Vacation Leave Accruals and Maximums: The sick leave and vacation
leave programs for lire employees woUld be increased to accrual for under ten
years of service of seven shifts both for sick and vacation, or 14 hours per
month for each month worked for the City. Also, this l«>uld mean an increue in
the accrual after ten years of service llhioh would then be at 18 hOIU'S per llOllth,
or nine shifts a year accrual for both vacation and sick leaTe. To compensate
for the prob eJU of maximum accruals at the present time and with the additional
accumulations of sick leave and vacation, it is proposed that the max1Jlua da;ya
of vacation for those with leas than ten years of service be raised to 350 houra,
and for thos ten years of se rvice to 465 hours. The maxia11111 accumulations tor
sick leave llOuld be raised for those with either over or under ten years of
serv ce to 1750 hours, with the conversion pri vilege as now eatabllahed beinc
poaaible for aivon havine attained 1280 ho1.1rs • .\!'ter tba 17$0 hol.ll's there 1'Duld
be an automatic conversion to vacation leave which would et.ill be a two-tor-on.
rate.
6. Acting Positions: ill actin& positions llOuld be co111penaated at one-halt the
difference between the ~loyee'a aotual cl sification and that 1n which he 1a
c in& • approved by the appointin& authority, namely the Cit;r Manaier. The
• loyee uat be in the position tor a period of .)() consecutiYe calendar day'8
beto s i d loyee beooiua eligible tor cting position COllp8nsat1on. ~h
pq be retro otive to the first dq of said employee aasume the reapons1-
bil tiH ot the po it on. It t 9111Ployee remains in the aotinc poa1tion tor
a period er than 6 montba, aaid eiaplo1'> '• oompenaaticm •hall be equal to
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The parties hereto acknowledge that salal"Y' and fringe beneritS previoUS17 agreed
to by the City and the Engle"WOod Firefighters' Association in effect tar the
calendar year 1974 for positfons negotiated for by the Englewood Fire!ighters'
Association shall not be changed, save and except to the eXtent that the pro-
visions of this MamorandUlll specif'icall.Y' provide for changes therein and th&t
there has been no ap-eement for the abolition or change in such conditions or
benerits, except to thAI extent that tbAI foregoing provision8 call tor such
changes.
It is understood that this letter recites the full extent of all QClllPC8&tion
tor tbl En&lellDOCi l'irefi&hters' .uaooi&tion for the 19a.r l97S·
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TO: Mayor and Honorable Members of the City Council
FRCM : Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager
DATE : August 15, 1974
SUBJECT: Attachment
The attached memorandum from the Director of Finance discusses
the lack of monies currently provided in the Police and Fire
Pension Funds. Mr. Nollenberger and I have discussed this
matter on numerous occasions in the past and I &111 in com-
plete agreement with his recoamendation.
However, since this matter will have an imlact on the 1975
budget, I would recommend. that the matter be deferred until
such tiae as discussions are held on the 1975 budget.
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager
From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: Police and Fire Pension Funds
Date: August 12, 1974
As I believe most everybody is aware at this point, the City of
Engl ewood's Fire and Police Pension Funds are significantly under-
funded in relation to the benefits which they pay to retired fire-
fig hte rs and policemen of the City of Englewood.
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Percentages required to finance the benefits are as follows:
Total Normal Cost
Unfunded Past Ser vi ce Cost
40 year payoff
Total Con ribution
Firemen
18 .0S
14.7S
J2 .7S
Con ributions made in the year 1974 are as f ollows:
Firemen 's Pension Fund Police Pension
Ci y City
Property Tax 6.0S
Additional i. 's
Sta ( 1974) 4.7S State ( 1974)
a loyeea ,.,s !aployeee
Total l7.7S Total
Policemen
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22.7S
Fund
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It sho ul d be noted that the pr op erty ta x a nd th e State contribution are
in re ali t y o n bases ot her than salary and are converted here for purposes
o f comp aris on .
The act uarial assumptions u t ili z ed in our c urrent study are reali s ti c
and would be consider e d liberal by many ac t uaries. I feel that the
cont rib u tions nece ss ary to fund the benef its o f the normal cost should
be me t at the bare minimum ea c h year in ord e r t o prevent the City from
a cc ruing further unfunded past s ervi ce cost s of substantial s ize. While
that would not take care of the rather l a r g e unfunded past service c os t s
al r ea dy in existence, it would k eep us fr om go ing further into the hole
over t im e .
The State cont ri butions in 1974 a re a t t hei r p e ak for the n e x t couple
of yea r s , d ue t o the i n c rea s e d ap propria tio n b y the Stat e l egislatur e
last ye ar whi c h st a ys st ab l e f o r a peri o d o f t ime causing a redu c ed
percentag e whe n compa r ed to highe r sal ari es f o r next year. Ad di t i onally ,
the p r ope r ty t a x on the Firemen's Pe n s i on Fund whi c h ha s been pe gg e d a t
1/2 mill, h a s been dec r eas i ng ov er time as s alarie s have in c rea s ed at a
h ig her rate than the assessed valu a tion .
In 1975, contributions a r e projec ed a s f ollows :
Firemen's Pension Fund
City
Proper y Tax
Additional
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Police P ens i o n Fund
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August 12, 1974
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Contributions
Normal Cost
Additional
Unfunded Liability
Fire
16.5%
18.0%
1. 5%
14.7%
16.2%
Police
12.4%
1J.J%
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9.4%
10.2%
Your consideration of these increases would be appreciated.
Karl Nollenberger
Director of Finance
ma oc: And y Mccown, Assistant City Manager
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POLICE PENSION FUND
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January 1, lrr74 to June JO, 1974
Employees 1 Contribution . • • . • . . . . . • . . • . . . . . • • • . . • . • • • • . • • • • $ 20, 593 .00
City Participation ..••..•.••..•. ~· ...••.•..••.•••.• ,...... 20,283.00
Interest and Dividend Income.............................. 7,821.00
Gain (Loss) on sale or Securities .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • ... .. .. .. (61,104.00)
Other ......................................................
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EXPENDITURES
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Miscellaneous •.•••......••.••••••.•...•.••.•••••.•••••••••
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($12,384.00)
$ 21,753.00
680.00
22,443.00
DEFICIT OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES •••••••..•.•.••••••••••••.• $(34,827.00)
A!.l:>UNT OF MARKET VAUJE OF INVF.SnmITS UNDER COST • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • 25,050.00 t (9,ffi.60)
BA.LANCE, December Jl, 1973 $ 689,380.00
EXCESS OF MA.RlCET VAUJE INVES'NENTS
COST, ~cember Jl, 1973 (lOJ,472.00)
At AdJuet d $585, 900. 00
l'\1 BA.LANC , J JO, 1974 $57 6,lJl.OO
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POLICE PENSION Fi.IND
BALANCE SHEET
June JO, 1974
ASSETS
Cash . • • . • • • . • • . • • . • . . . . • . • • • . • . . • . . • • . . . . . . . • . . • • • • • • • $ 913.00
Due frcm Englewood .. • .. .. .. .. .. • .. • .. • .. .. • • • • .. .. • .. • 6,688.00
Accrued Interest . . . . . • • • • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • . . • 4,390.00
Total Current Assets
INVES'lllENTS, At farket Value
Total
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
Fund Balance
$ 11,990.00
564,140.00
$ 576 I lJl. 00
$576,131.00
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Interest and Dividends Receivable
Total Current Assets
INVESTMENTS, At Market Value
Total
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
LIABILITIES
$ 5,491.46
1.00
1,224.71
J,354.80
8,067.83
$ 18,139.80
594,510.00
$612,649.80
Agent's Fees Paya. le . • . . • • • • • • • • • • . . . • • • • • . • . . • • • • • • • • • S 372.87
5,491.46 City of Englewood l.5S Trust
Fund Balance
Jun JO, 1974 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • . • .. .. • • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • • . 606, 785.47
Total $612,649.80
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FIR'DAENS I PEN SION FUND
STATEMENT OF REVENUF..S, EXPENDITIJRES AND FUND BALANCE
January 1, 1'{74 to June JO, 1'{74
REVENUF..S
Employee s' Contribution • • • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . • . • . . • . • $ 19, 97 0. 93
City, County & Ot her Participation...................... J6,0J8.84
Interest and Dividend Income .. .. . . .. .. . . .. • • • . . .. .. • • .. • 18,516.41
Gain on sale of Securities . .. . .. . . . . . . . . • . .. • . • . • • • • • • . • ( 16, 444. 52)
Total Revenues $ 58, 081. 66
EXPENDITURES
Pension Paid .............................................
Refunds ......••..••••.••.......••.••.•••••••••••..•.••••
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Total ~diture s
$ 21,62J.J 5
450.00
J,601.98
620.57
$ 26,295.90
EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES .•..•.••••••••..•.••••••• $ Jl,785.76
At. NT OF MARKET VAWE OF INVESTMENTS UNDER COST .. .. . .. • . • • • • (21,69J.J8)
I 10,092.38
FUND BALANCE, December Jl, 1973 $ 696,808.91
EXCESS OF MARKET VAWE !NVF..S NTS
COST, Dec
As A.dJu1 ed
r Jl, 1973 (100,115.82)
$596,693.09
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager
From: Kar l Nollenberger, Director of Finarce
Subject : Self-Insurance Fund
Date: Au gust 14 , 1974
Enclosed herein is a statement of financial p csit ion for the
Sel f-Insuran ce Fund of the City. While no critical condi ion
exists at this time with reserves o f $3J,016 having be en built
up and a fund balance or close to zero, medical costs f o r
services have Tisen steadily since the price controls on that
section of the economy were lifted on April 30th. This wi ll
r~rult in higher premium costs to the City funds hopefully as
la e as Janua ry lat when they are specifically budgeted.
I will point out the interest income we have earned which we
would not have if we were not self insured. Additionally,
re en ion costs for any insurance carrier are saved ty utilizing
self insurance in the t wo areas of basis health and dental health.
I you have any questions, ple ase feel free to contact me.
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Ci recto of Finance
,.. ic a r~ Lorie, !rector or Pf'raonn 1
.,v-«ndy M Co , Au ii ant Ci y !ana er
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July Jl , 1974
Balance Sheet
Ca sh
Prepaid Insurance
In r st Receivable
Total Assets
Accounts Payable
Reserve fo Li ilities
Fund Bi.l a n e
$ J0,000 .95
4,000 .00
57J.21
$ 34,574 .16
To tal Liabilities & Capital
Revenue Repor
Premium Charges to Other Funds
Basic Medical Ins. $
Major ~dical Ins.
Dental Inc.
Life Ins.
Long Term Disability Ins.
Other
Inter s
Pr 1 ms
M Jor
Life I
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Total Premiums
To al Revenue
!xpendi
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92,894. 0
12,403.00
25 ,742.34
10 ,356.JO
10, 51.35
R port
12,40 .oo
10,356.30
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$ 4,94 0 . 0
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Administration of Dental
Ad min istration of Medical
Peer Review
Pr o fessional Se rvices
Broke ra&e Fee on Bid
Printing & Postage
Total Other
Total Expenditure s
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3,161.75
2,590.00
4,000.00
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To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager
From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: Investment Income
Date: August 15, 1974
As has been the practice in the past, I am submitting a report
or investments income and other pertinent data for seven months
or 1974. The average checkbook balance for the first seven
months of 1974 was a negative $45,458. The average cash in the
bank balance for the same time period was $195,237.
Total interest earned to date in 1974 is $276,764, which equals
a rate or return of 8 .1 per cent on an annualized basis. It should
be remembered that interest revenue in the City is recognized as
it is received rather than as it is accrued and as a consequence
our interest rate of return is reflective of prevalent rates six
to nine months ago. The latest months' interest income is at an
annualized rate of 10. 5 per cent.
Interest income has begun to pick up materially as a result of
he o rdinance passed by City Council in May of this year which
all owed the City to invest funds in high grade corporate invest-
men s , co11111ercial paper and negotiable certifica es of deposits.
Rec ent int rest rates on mon y placed have been ll.90J and 12.lOJ.
This int rest income will be received six months from now.
1th the raa est use of available cash balances and the investment
o f Ci t y funds in the cu rrent type or investments, I feel that an
inv stm n inc ome pr o r a m o f high caliber has been established in
th City . If y ou have a ny que stions, please feel Cr e to contact
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GENERAL FUl'ID
Through July 31, 1974
Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget last Year Last
Re verrue Month rate Collected to rate Year ~
·TB.Jtes:
Property TB.Jc 168,331 11,139 132,621 124,714
Specific Ownership 22,500 12,896 20,308
Sales TB.Jc 3,397,945 324,466 1,942,627 1,569,633
Cigarette TB.Jc 519,214 49,137 278,568 55,231
Franchise TB.Jc 321,014 62i288 217,434 199 i 281
Total 4,429,004 447,030 2,584,146 58 1,969,167 58
Licenses & Penni.ts:
Business Licenses 50,000 5,927 83,995
Building Licenses 40,000 __..!E
Total 90,000 5,927 84,128 93 64,237 58
Inte~ve~ntal Revenues:
Federal Grants -
Revenue Sharing 18,400 400 18,114
State Grants 8,900
State Shared Reverru 280,000 10,873 201 ,926
Arapahoe Bridge & Road 55,855 55 ,855
Total 363,155 11,273 275, 95 76 268,973 59
Charges for Services:
General Goverrrnen 71,500 480 4,694
Public Safe y 10,432 351 J ,627
Highway & S reet 3 ,600 480 J,113
Arllml Shel er 7,900 1,181 5, 50
Library Cantrac 20,725 ~ ,624 1 ,840
br.1s Rerroval 200
Total ll4,J57 8,1::. 5, 24 Jl 43,561 45
Fines & ForfeituN>s:
F 75,000 5,206 46,112
u. re.ry 7,500 ~ ~
Tt.t.al .~oo • 013 ~ . 7 62 45,) 0 7
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35,000 21,567
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EXPENDITURES TO 1974 BUroET
GENERAL FUND
Through J~ 31, 1974
Annual Current Year to Date % of Last Year Last Budget ~enditures Expenditure Budget to Date ~
Legislation & Council:
City Council 45,406 4,852 39,944 Board of Adjustment 2,854 190 1,726 Career Service 3,996 185 3,225 Planning & Zoning 4,207 770 2,729 Library 2,380 101 786 City Attorney 79,178 5,785 45,441 Housing & Redevel. 1,288 _lli 272
Sub-Total 139,309 12,027 94,123 68 151,009 76
Management:
City Manager 101,870 6,128 66,108 Personnel 44,967 3,516 24,970 Communications 180, 925 ~ 106,911
Sub-Total 327,762 24,374 197,989 60 179,008 58
Finance & Record:
Treas. & Record 99,2 0 8,938 58,233 Munk. Cour 80, 574 5,798 43,109 Accounting and
Aut ted Sys. 114,942 9,823 63,364 Reven e Div. 94,811 7,162 64, 554 Purchasi 64,215 4,326 32,847 Gen. Opera ions lso,023 10,CJ78 117 ,508
Su -To al 6JJ,845 46,125 J 9,615 60 274,374 60
Public Work :
in er 148,71 10,464 75,9 4 S r a and
ainage 545,685 JS,973 272,704 Traffic R 168,118 10,8 lOJ,125 Bl . u c . .214 ~ 50,466 • Sub-Tota , Jl 67,995 502,249 52 4 ,J79 51
97 ,821 7 , 531,4 2 ~ 456, 56
Po lie lOJ,6 759,487 59 608,7 0 56
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Conmrunity Develo:imient:
Code Enforcement 171,946 8,626 70,601 Housing & Redevel. 21,646 1,504 11,185 Planning 105,421 8,115 56,495
Sub-Total 299,013 18,245 138,281 46 115,192 54
Library 237,603 15,730 114,444 48 104,360 56
Total Expenditures 513891607 4581132 31132 1243 58 2,589,170 56
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REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through Juiz 31 1 l<n4
Budgeted Current Year to s or Budget Last Year Last Revenue M:inth Date Collected to Date ~
Taxes:
Property Tax 129,485 8,200 101,649 94,450 Sales Tax l,698,W3 1621231 'nl1299 112801698 Sub-Total 1,828,458 17o,431 1,072,948 59 1,375,148 64
Intergovernmental
Revenue:
Revenue Sharing 626,242
State Grant 46,000
Sub-Total 672,242 JT,m; 6
Miscellaneous:
Interest 60,000 68,860 Contributions 20 ,000 2,700 Other 183,532 200 ~i:M§ Sub-Total 263,532 ~ 32 122, '770 47
Tot al Revenues 2,764 ,232 1701631 1,156,040 42 l,4W,918 51
EXPENDITURES TO 1W4 CUMULATIVE BUOOET
Cumulative ~penditures Project Balance Last YMr Bu~et Current Month to Date bailable to Date
Storm Drainage -
General 437,143 (l,W4) 328,378 108,765 Nortlnres 231,760 231,760 Northeas 1,052 ,240 1,052,240 South I 2 ,115,950 11,261 2,092,373 23,571 Coll View 252,834 596 240 ,096 12,7J8 E. Jefferson 109,032 251 107,428 1,604 • Central 123 ,204 298 120,952 2,252 E. Hampden 176,930 588 173,529 J,401 South II 450,000 29,561 420,439 So. Centr l 450,000 31,500 418,500 Li 1 Dry Creek -0--0-l"ed ral Blvd. JJ,000 JJ,000 JJ ,000 -0-
Dartmouth Inters ction -0--0-
Dartmouth Bridge 179,000 168,451 10,549
Dry Cr ek Bri e 6,000 4 6,691 (691) • • • Str 21,000 20,75.) 247 per
City Hall Remodeli 61,000 (990) 58,689 2,JU
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Cumulative Expenditures Project Balance Last Year Budget Current Month to Date Available to Date
Englewood Dam 300,000 300,000
Servicenter Expansion 270,000 1,469 253,482 16,518
Sidewalk District 17,005 34 699 16,306
Traffic Improvements 40,000 1,220 29,646 10,354
Zuni Street 50,000 50,000
Parks -
General 16,000 6,820 9,180 Jason 23,109 22,708 401 Miller 10,102 10,ll2 (10) Bates-Logan 7,853 7,879 ~26) Centennial 8,7ll 8,764 53) Belleview West 136,000 3 69,295 66,705 floyd 287,625 990 59,801 2?:1,822 N.W. Greenbelt 358,099 2,858 ?:16,169 81,930 S.W. Greenbelt 33,600 33,600 Barde ll,000 (200) 10,093 9(17 Interchange ll4,000 104,239 9,761 Emerson 5,000 5,000
Handicapped Play Apparatus 12,000 12,000
River Develoj:lllent 862,577 32,455 830,122
Handball Courts
Tennis Courts ll2,713 179,163 190,887 (78, 173)
Belleview Park Train 40,000 2,303 39,987 13
Fir Station -
No rt et 205 ,000 3,852 196, 583 6,418 W st 198,734 3,852 191,596 7,136
r 53 ,000 52,047 95.)
P'ir Train! Facility 20,000 20,000
icon Controls 12,000 ll,48J 517
3 ,ooo 1, J;J, 6 (945~ 191 ,224 21 l9J, 2 (2,119 • • ll6,5J2 116,532 ll ,5.)2 -o-21 ,000 21,000 -o-1',000 15 ,000 1,500 21,,00
Total 9£ ,477 357, 21 ,92 2,'64,m 5,975,~8
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IEPARIMENI' CF FINANCE
REALIZATICN CF BUOOETED REVmJES
WA'IER FUND
'Ihrough July 31, 1'174
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aidgeted Current Year to arlget last Year last
Revernie M:xlth I:ete Collected to I:ete Year S
Water Se.les 1,081,692 116,306 605,392 56 593,223 58
other:
Coonection Charges 150,000 4,602 60,060
Property Tax 863 54 673
Rentals 1,000 240 1 ,680
Interest 51,828 86,004
Oa1n on Se.le or Assets
MisceUaneows 35 ,000 346 18,073
Sub-Total 238,691 P42' 166,490 70 196,354 54
Total Reverues 11 320,J83 121,548 771,882 58 789,577 57
EXmID~ 'ro l'lf. 4 lllOOET
Arn.lal Current Year to I:ete S or last Year last
~ Expen11ture Exl>t!!diture ~ to I:ete Year S
Source & &ipply '171,059 1,117,305 1,145,107 118 33,013 53
Powel' & Ptmpirg 121 ,003 14, 586 54,273 45 42,453 43
Pur1t1cat1on 124,063 21,362 75,094 61 57,532 58
Trana. & 01.at. 198,870 14, '175 76,6J2 J9 50,218 '17
A.ccoun 1rg &
Collect1cn 59,486 1,752 27,209 46 48,027 58
57,114 10 1274 J05i278 • 85 258,602 20
To el l ,8 1,595 1,180,254 ,61'31'19'.J 92 489,845 29
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REALIZATICN <F BUOOE'IED REVENUF.S
SEWER FUND
'lhrough Jul:z: 31, lf/74
S or aidgeted · CUrrent Year to aidget Last Year last Reverue lbl.th D!lte Collected to D!lte Year S
Diaposal Service 488,300 55,740 330 ,261 68 294,208 68
Other
Comection Fees-Inside 50,000 2,596 17,614 Coonection Fees-Q.itside 100,000 6,175 92,110 Interest 27 ,221 1,203 Gain on sale or Assets
Inspectioo Charges 488 1,632 M1.scellaneous 301,500 3,819 State Grants 75,000
Federal Grant 553,721 ~ il6,378 21 146.396 75
'l'btal Reverues 1,0421021 64 1999 4461639 43 440,604 64
EXPmDI'IURES 'ro 1974 ElJIXEr
Arn.aa1 CU!Tent Year to D!lte s or Last Tear Last ~ Expemiture Expemiture ~ to Date Yeu-S
'n'eatment 2,111,743 21,620 116,302 6 UJ,677 61
SBnitary System 159,413 5, 565 107,176 67 21,729 55
Account~ & Collec.
AID1niatrat1c:n am
Oenere.l. 194 144 0 13,JJ7 128 ,44 5 66 160,J55 51
Total Expen e 2 ,46 5,596 ~ J51,92J 14 308,829 57
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REALIZATION OF BUOOE'IED REVENUF.S
RECREATIOO FUND
Through July 31, 1974
%
lb:l.geted Current Year to Budget Last Year Last
Revenue l>bnth Date Collected to Date Year %
Revenue Sharing 9,029
City of Englewood 143,977 35,994 107,983 75 53,641 45
School Dist. No. 1 10,000 548 1,840 18 3,847 38
o..ttdoor Pool 16,768 6,874 12,113 72 10,184 82
Irxioor Pool 23,091 2,455 12,506 54 9,435 61
Sports & Games 14,901 2,042 10,617 71 6,428 47
cultural Activities 27,626 1,515 13,403 49 13,m 59
Playgro..irxls 800 213 49
Softball 19,000 1,009 12,617 66 12,611 87
Zoo 2,200 l,4Cl'l 2,100 95 929 48 Old timers -0-362 10,796
Interest 2,000 220 11 705 56
Other Incane 4,000 ~ 31692 92 11651 61
Total Reverue 27J,J92 53,458 187,887 69 llJ,421 53
EXmID~ 'ro 1974 BUOOEr
Annual CUrrent Year t o Date S or wt Year wt ~ Expeni1ture ExpenUt ure ~ to Date Year S
D.ltdoor Poo l 27,J9 5 5,Jl8 J2 ,J78 118 15 ,J75 67
In:S Pool 1,034 4,501 19,725 48 15 ,447 56
Sports 42,009 4,J28 2J,8J8 57 18 ,686 52
CUltural Ac 1v . J8,67J 5,444 24 ,779 64 21 ,282 6J
Pleygro..irxis 15 ,lOl 7,6)4 12 ,6Cl'l 84 8 ,798 SJ
Softball l8,77J 2,047 6 ,149 J) 11 , 5)2 70 • • Zoo 8,82 l,8J2 8 ,91) 101 4,2'5 53
81,581 10,251 50 )4,616 " ~ 67 60 ==
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REALIZA'l'Im CF BUOOE'l1ID ~
'mAN.SIT ElflERPRISE PUND
'lbrough July Jl, 1974
I of' a.dgeted CX!rrent Year to aJdget I.a.st Teer Iaat Rewrue ftklnth Date Collected to Date Year I
Reverue~ 40,000 4,284 29,546 74
Pares 16,500 1,500 14,496 88 13,000 58
Tolcene 4,500 835 19 2,132 83
Interest --12. 0
Total RevenJe 61,000 5,784 44,916 74 15,1?2 27
F.lCPl!X>I'l'URPS 'ID 12'.ZJ BJIXJ!'l'
Arnlal. QJnoent Year-to-date I or I.a.st Year Iaat ~ Elale lditure Ela>en11ture ~ to Date Year I
l'ereaial Services 67,199 5,246 37,488 56
Ocmnodlt1ea 7,059 731 5,127 73
Contractual 16,500 ~ 8,500 52
Total Expenditures 90,758 6,935 51,115 56 20,729 28
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August 13 , 1974
The Englewood Pu blic Library Board held its regular meeting on August 13 in the
library confe ren c e room,
Present :
Absent :
Kuhlman , Lighthall, Quaintance , Shattuck
Brown, Richards, Simon, Sterling
The meeting was called order at 8 :00 and the chairman stated that a quorum wa s
not present,
The July statistics were distributed . Miss Lut pointed out that for the first
time in 1974 , the circulation was over that of the previous year for both the
library and the bookmobile, The July su!Tl!ler reading program statistics w r
also discuss d, While the total is down from las t y ar , th re ar a large numb r
of childr n participating from schools of som dist nee, in Littleton, Sheridan,
Ch rry Village, etc , Miss Lute also told th Board that th library is fillin a
1 r r percentage o f i nt rlibrary loan requ sts than in the pa t, The t lefax
e ems to be making th proc s s more efficient.
His s Lut told the Board that the Scholarship Coimnittee of th Colorado Library
As oc iation is sponsoring a workshop on C0111llunications and Interpersonal Relations
on Au ust 16 and 17 at Colorado Woman's Colle& • It will be directed by Dr. Alton
Barbour o f th S pe ch D partment of th University of Denv r and o f th pproximat ly
25 p ople par t i c ipatin , four will b fro En l od Publi c Library.
Mi Lut e re por ted on the Heritage Project, sayin that it ha s b n r taped a n d
om c han s mad in the slides. She will sho it on Au u t 2 t o Coun c ilma n Mann•. ad v i o ry roup .
The pr -r lir • nt c la ses have been s tarted , hlle th
qu i t a hi h a e p ct d, th participants are flndln
th m lve •
att ndance has not b n
it to b worthwhil for
r . Ha xw 11 arr i v d at :35 and th Chai
Lu t r po rt d that no 16
Cen tral Col o r a do Publi c
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n d lar d a quor pr sent .
available froa Denv r Public Library
will n o lon r pay DPL for thl a
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Miss Lute reported on the American Library Association Conference in New York which was held July 7-ll ,
There being no further business, the meeting wa s adjourned at 9:35,
Respectfully submitted,
(?,u df {) (j/../J\ { < le f.>-..J
Carol A, Pernicka
Secretary to the Board
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To the Englewood City Council
From the Englewood Publi c Library Board
The Englewood Publi c Library Board at its regular meetin of
Augus t 13, reviewed the contract offered by the Arapahoe Regional
Library District for the calendar year.
By unanimous vote , the Board rec011111ends that the City Council approve
the contract a s written and authorize the Hayor to sign it on behalf of the City,
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AGREEMENT FOR LIB RA RY SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, Made and entered into as of the 1st day of
January, 1975, by and between the ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT,
hereinafter referred to as "Diatrict", first party, and THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, a Municipal Corporation, State of Colorado, hereinafter referred
to as "City", second party,
WITNESSETH THAT: /
WHEREAS, District, being a statutory regional liorary district
organized and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised Statutes , 1963,
As Amended, was organized for the purpose of providing library service to the
residents of the unincorporated areas of Arapahoe County and such municipali-
ties within the said County not operating their own public libraries; and
WHEREAS, City operates a public library within its m nicipal
boundaries and deeires to cooperate with the District in providing library
service to District residents acco~ding to the terms and conditions as here-
inafter set forth, and in accordance with etatutory law in euch cases lllade
and provided; and
WHEREAS , th parties have contracted previously for a cooparative
approach to provision of 1uch library services;
NOW, THEREFORE, for and in con1ideration of the mutual promi1ea
herein contained, it i• a reed a1 follow•:
l. The Di1trict shall pay to the City in the year 1975 $0.48 per
item circulated to County residents, lea1 iteme circulated during 1975 to
City re1id nt1 fro the Di•trict'a fecilitie1; payment to be aa.de quarterly
upon rece ipt by the Di1trict of quarterly circulation report1 a1 soon 88
fund• ecOt!I available to Diatric from the County of Arapahoe.
2. The term of thi1 aareement 1hall b tha yaar c ncina January 1,
1975 to and includin Dec er 31, 1975. During said tana, Arapahoe County
r11ident1 lJvin outside th city li•it• o City may enjoy tba use of the
City'• lfbrary facilities with th 1 r11bt1 d privil 1 88 re1identa
of t City njoy; and said Dl1trict resident• 1 11 1ubject to the , ...
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3. The District shall furnish the City a quarterly report of items
circulated to City residents during the year 1975.
4. It is understood and agreed between the parties hereto tha t the
District shall not received any equity in book stock or in any of the City's
library facilities by virtue of the terms of this Agreement; and, further,
the City shall not receive any equity in the book stock or other facilities
or property of the District, regardless of possession.
5 . District shall have access to City library records during normal
business hours for the purpose of verifying all figures supplied to District
by City, and City shall have access to District library records for the
same purpose.
6. During the term of this Agreement, City will establish and
maintain a bookmobile stop on a once-a-week basis to the following area :
Alice Terry School
IN WITNESS WllERBOF 1 the parties have set their hands and seals this
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THI CJ.TY or ENCLEWOOO
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING CHEROKEE CIRCLE IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH,
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there is no further public need for
South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between
W ~st Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for
pur poses of traffic circulation in the area; and
WHEREAS, there is no further need for South
Chero kee Circle for the purpos e of providing ac cess to
the residences along the st reet, inasmuch as those that
remain are now vacant and are to be removed; and
WHEREAS, the street vacation would not be in con -
flict with the s ubdiv isi on regulat i ons as set forth in
the Mun icipal Code , Title XII, Chapter 3 or the Compre-
hensive Plan or Ma ster Street Plan.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the foll owing de~cribed cirle, located
within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colo rado,
known as South Cherokee Ci rcle, be and the same is he reby
vacated:
All of Cherokee Ci r cle lying
within the McKinley's Subdivision
2nd Filina, North of West Haapden
Place.
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r adina on th Sth day of Auaust, 1974.
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Sth day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
e x off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, ac curate and complete
copy of a Bill fo r an Ordinance, introduced, read in full,
and passed on first reading on th 5th day of August,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~-'~--~-N~~~~~~-
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District
being a statutory regional library district organized
and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised
Statutes, 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, the City o f Englewood operates a
public library within its munici pa l boundaries, and
desires to co operate with the District in providing
library service to District re sidents according to the
terms and conditions as set forth in said Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previously
for a cooperative approach to provision of such library services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood shall contract with
the Arapahoe Regional Library District according to the
provisions of the written instrument, captioned "Agree-
ment for Library Services", which is attached hereto,
consisting of two (Z) page s, and is hereby incorporated
by reference herein. Said instrument generally provides that:
(1) The District shall pay to the City in the
year 1975 $0.48 per itme circulated to County residents,
le s items circulated durin 1975 to City residents from the District's facilities.
(2) T rm of aid Agre ment shall be the year
co n c 1n January l, 1975 o nd including D cemb r 31, 1 5.
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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 19th day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
22nd day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete
copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in
full, and passed on first reading on the 19th day of
August, 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District
being a statutory regional library district organized
and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised
Statutes, 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a
public library within its municipal boundaries , and
desires to cooperat~ with the Distric t in providing
library service to District residents according to th e
terms and conditions s set forth in said Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previousl y
for a cooperative approach to provision of such library services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood shall contract with
the rapahoe Regional Library Di trict according to the
provisions of the written in trument, captioned "Agree-
men for Llbr ry Services", which is attached hereto,
con i tin of two (2) p ges, and is hereby incorpor ted
by referenc herein. S id instrument enerall provid s th a
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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 19th day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
22nd day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete
copy of Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in
full, nd p s ed on first reading on the 19th day of
August, 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIO AL LIBRARY DIST RICT AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District
being a statutory regional library district organited
and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised
Statutes, 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a
public library within its municipal bou n daries , and
desires to cooperate with the District in providing
library ervice to District residents according to the
terms and conditions as set forth in said Agreement;
and
WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previously
for a cooperative approach to provision of such library
services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood shall contract wi t h
the Arapahoe Regional Library Di trict according to t he
provisions of the written instrument, captioned "Agree-
ment for Library Se r vices", which is attached hereto ,
con i ting of two (2) page , and is hereby incorporated
by reference herein. Said in trument generally provides
that:
(1) The Di trict hall pay to the City in the
year 1975 $0.48 per itme circulated to County residents,
1 s items circulated during 19 7 5 to City residents from
the Di trict's f cil1t1e .
(2) Ter of aid gre ment hall be th year
co en ing J nuary 1, 1975 o nd includin D c aber 31,
1975.
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The City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado hereby authori z es 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 19th day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
22nd day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
e x off1c10 Cit y Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenb rger, do hereby certify that
the above and fore oing i a true, accurate and coaplete
copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in
full, nd passed on first reading on the 19th day of
August, 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ..;,q , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES
OF SHERIDAN, COLORADO AND ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RELATING
TO A MULTIPLE USE RECREATION FACILITY.
WHEREAS, the City of Sheridan, Arapahoe County,
Colorado and the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado are desirous of providing a Multiple Use Rec-
reation Facility along the South Platte River; and
WHEREAS, it is hereby declared that such facility
will promote the health and general welfare of the res-idents of the two cities; and
WHEREAS, it is agreed that such recreational
and open space areas shall be available to the residents and ci t iz ens of both the Citie s.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood, Colorado s hall ent e r
i nto an Agreement wi th th e Ci ty of Sheridan, Colorado,
a cc ording to the provi sions of that certain written
in s trument captioned "Agreement Between the Citie s of
Engl e wood and Sheridan, Colorado Relat i ng to a Mult i ple
Use Recreation Facility ", whi c h is attac hed he reto, con -
sis t i ng o f eight (8 ) typewritten pages and is incorpora ted
he r ein by th is referenc e. Said i n s trU11ent prov i d e :
1. Tha t a n a r ea lying gene r al ly be tw een Oxford
Avenue on the s ou th, and Bea r Cre ek on the north,
Clay Street on t he we t, and Natc he s Co ur t, as
xtend d, co n taining approx imately tw o hundred
tw nty -fou r (224) acres, is an area acce i bl
and convenient to the residents of both th
Cities, to accom11odate an activ a nd pa siv
Multiple Use R creation F cility, all of th
s id ar a boin located entirely wi th in th
boundarie of the Ci t y of Sh ridan, Colorado.
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acres of the proposed area is presently owned
by, or under option to, the City of Englewood, Colorado.
3. That the development of said Recreation
Facility shall be in substantial conformity
with that certain report of Brauer and Associates,
Inc., Planners, Landscape Architects, and
Engineers, dated April 26, 1974, and entitled
''South Platte River Redevelopment Plan -City
of Englewood, Colorado, Summary Report".
4. That it is the intent of the legislative
bodies of both Cities, that said Recreation
Facility shall be, and remain within, the
municipal boundaries of the City of Sheridan,
Colorado; subject, however, to the provisions
of the Colorado Revised Statutes as aay be applicable thereto.
S. The City of Englewood does agree that upon
the acquisition of the proposed area necessary
to accommodate the said Facility, it shall
c onvey by appropriate instrument to the City
of Sheridan, a strip o f land which shall be
thirty (30) feet immediately adjoining the
north right -of-way line of West Oxford Avenue,
along the entire southerly boundary of the
proposed Multiple Use Re c reation Facility.
6. That both Cities covenant and agree that
the residents and cit izen s of said Ci ties
shall be granted equal us e of the entire
propo se d Recreational Fac ili ty.
7. Said Agreeaent shall continue for a per -
petual period unles s terminated by autual agree-
ment or by oper tion of law; however, th City
Council of the City of Englewood hall have th
right, in it discretion, to abandon id pro-
ject and t rm inate thi s A re • nt.
8. S id Agr em nt is entered into pursu nt to
th b ic pow rs of the Cities to contract with
each other, and pur uant to th enacta nt by th
St t Legi latur in 1971 of an a•enda nt to C.R .. 1963, 88 -2-1.
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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 Agree-
ment and the City Clerk-Treasurer to attest the same, on
and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Engle-wood, Colorado.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day of August, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 19th day of August, 1974.
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MAYok
ATTEST:
ex off1cio City Cieri-treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foreaoing is a true, accurate and co•plete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
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MEMORANDUM
To: Kells Waggoner, Ac ting City Manager
From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: Selection of Audit Firm for Fiscal 1974
Date: August 9, 1974
Every year at approximately this time, the City Council makes selection of an
audit firm for the purposes of auditing the City's financial records for the
year. It greatly facilitates the audit procedure if this can be done reasonably
early in the fiscal year in order to get the systems check procedures out of the
way prior to the actual audit.
The Home Rule Charter of the City of Englewood, Sec. JJ, states "an independen
audit shall be made annually of all City accounts, and more frequent audits may
be made if deemed necessary by Council. Such audits shall be made by certified
public accountants experienced in municipal accounting selected by Council."
For the last three years, the financial records have been audited by the firm
of Van choonev ld, Shepherd and Campany, located in the Continental National
Bank Building. COlll!litmen s in private industry to external auditors are usually
in the arPa of approximately five years, in order to provide a continui y for a period of time.
While sel ction of th auditor is the prero ative of th City Council , I uld
hav no ave sion to maintaining the current relationship with Van Schoonev ld,
· he rd and Company, if they so desire. At any rate, I uld request selection
of a firm in h near future. The Council may Wllnt to appoint the auditiniz:
firm for a two-year period pending any caus for reconsideration. This uld
all via e the n ed for annual consideration.
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To : Kells Waggon e r, Acting Gjt y Manager
From: Karl Nollenberger, Director o f Finance
Subject: Seal Coa 1974 Bid
Date: August 15, 1974
Sealed proposals were r c·~ived by 1hc ~ffice of he Dire~tor
of Financ (Purchasing) o-Au ust 1 .. 1974 f or the corstruction
of the Se al Coat 1974 pro ~ram.
Com ,E anl Bid Eer S.Y. Es i1t'3ted To al
Wes ern P v in . 'l 37 ,488. 7
A-1 Paving Co., Inc. .42¢ J0,872 .94
Peter Kie wi & So ns Comp a.y . JS;' 27 ,932.
Engineer's Es imat e (7J,~c7 SQ.• yrl .' .J9/ 2 ,667.73
All spec ifications.
le r co mend +he award f o r the conH r1 io of al oa 1974
om an 1 he a oun o f pro ram made o Pet ri ewit & r
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PllOM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
~ICT 1 Acquisition of Haynie Property for Bi-City Plant
The Cit y has an opportunity to possibly consummate the Haynie land matter
without letting it drag on further than the current nine month period.
If the City Council were to approve of a trad , involving City-owned property,
for Mr. Haynie's property, plus an additional $45 ,000 to Mr. Haynie, the
matter could probably be settled without going to court, thereby avoiding
increased cost in time and manhours.
B fore elaborating further , let me outline the chronology of events that brings
us to the pr sent.
The Haynie property is a cabinet making business plus other rental
industrial space on a 20,000 square foot site.
December, 1973. The City notified Mr. Haynie of its interest in his
proper ty . Two appraisals had been obtained, hown as follows:
(1) Laffoon appraisal •••. $54,000
(2) Baughar appraisal ..•. $62,000
J nu ry, 1974. Mr . Ed Sutherland, th City's negotiator, opened
ne otiationa with Mr. Hayni .
February 1 1974. Mr. Sutherland make a final offer of $63,800 (average
of two ppraiaals plu 8.6%). Hr. Ha nie refu ed, saying he needed
$71,000.
Apri.1 1 197 City notifies Mr. Haynie of intent to cond
May, 1974. City asks appr isors for urdated valuea in exp ctation of
01.n to court.
Ju ne, 1974. Mr. Contd s, couna 1 for r. Haynie, b ina "last ditch"
n otiations with City. ld vol• s ! tr din old fire station
prop rt at Bates nd Zuni for Hr. Havni s prop rty. v ral .. tings
h ld bet Ha i , Contal a nd Cit taff to explor the possibil i ty.
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July, 1974. City receives updated appraisal from Laffoon, indicating
n> change in value from previous November appraisal. Judgement based
on over abundance of empty warehouse space available in local area.
August, 1974. City receives updated appra isal on Bates/Zuni fire
station property; the parcel considered for the land trade.
Following i the offer that I would like to make to Mr. Haynie. He has
given very indication that he will accept it, if offered.
1. Offer Mr. Haynie $69,000 for his property (20,000 SF of land,
3,600 SF of improvements), to be reduced by the value of the Bates/ Zuni site.
2. Allow Mr. Haynie to take title t o the Bates/Zuni fire station site,
valued at $24,000 (17,764 SF of land, 1,200 SF of improvelllt'nts), based
on Bau h r's Au ua , 1974 ~ppraisal of $17,750 for land and $6,250 for improv m nts.
3. Give Mr. Haynie $45,000 net, in cash.
This offer indicate a value, plac d on Hayni a prop rty, of more than the avera of tw apprai als plus 10%.
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July Laffon update value $54 ,000 (no change from previoua)
Jun Bau har update valu 67,000 (up $5,000 from previou )
$121,000
Averag of t ta $ 0,500. d 10% brings it to $66,550.
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DATE: August 16, 1974
TO: James L. Supinger,
Director of Community Devel opm ent
FROM: Lois K. Kocian, Assistant Director
Housing and Redevelopment
SUBJECT: Revolving Rehabilitation Loan Program
The following is a proposal for a revolving rehabili-
tation loan fund to alleviate problems of providing an adequate
stock of decent, safe and sanitary housing for low-income el-
derly citizens of Englewood.
The revolving rehabilitation loan prograa would pro-
vide im111ediate assistance to low-income elderly occupants in
rectifying serious deficiencies of the Kinimum Houaing Code
in th ir homes.
Eligibility would include a ainU.ua of one year per-
man nt residency, property 11Ust be within the corporate l:lait•
of the City of Englewood, owner'• gross income mu•t be within
economic liaits to be set by the City. For exaaple:
On per•on boue bold up to $5,200 per year
Two p raon hou• bold up to $6,000 per year
with ad1ust d aa ta not to exc d $25,000. Reaid nee muat be
in l -faaily d tacbed, and th co t of correcting the ainimua
boo i cod violation au t not xc d $5,500.
Pr r ... atically, h r ar a nuaber of salient
point which n d urtb r di ion and xploration. Tb
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1. Interest rates
2. Amortization schedules
3. Type of note security
4. Time of repayment (transfer of title, death,
etc.)
5. Priorities in terms of applicant selection and
approval.
Administratively, the program could operate within
the following fr8llework: The Englewood Housing Authority would
be designated the coordinating agency by the City of Englewood
wi t h functional responsibilities being delegated and assW1ed by
specific city departments. For exaaple, the City Attorney's
office would be responsible for preparation of legal instru-
ment s; Finance Department for disbursement of funds after
approval ; Building Department for inspections and recording
of such.
1be prograa would anticipate an annual contribution
of 50,000 to $150,000. Thi would accommodate approximately
t n to thirty homes per year. The Finance and Building Depart-
ments bav the pr sent capabil ity to absorb this additiona l
pr ram. Th City Attorn y's offie antieipat • the addit ion
ot a 1/ -ti• 1 al sistant. Tb Housi Authority in it
coordin tin cap tty anticipat s th n ed for on full ti•
daini tr rical p r on.
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of low and moderate income housing, and will reduce the number
of sub-standard dwelling units which have a generally blighting
influence on the community as a whole.
Respectfully submitted,
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Assistant Director
Housing and Redevelopment
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~ 1 , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES
OF SHERIDAN, COLORADO AND ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RELATING
TO A MULTIPLE USE RECREATION FACILITY.
WHEREAS, the City of Sheridan, Arapahoe County,
Colorado and the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado are desirous of providing a Multiple Use Rec-
reation Facility along the South Platte River ; and
WHEREAS, it is hereby declared that such facility
will promote the health and general welfare of the res-
idents of the two cities; and
WHEREAS, it is agreed that such recreational
and open space areas shall be available to the residents and citizens of both the Cities .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter
into an Agreement with the City of Sheridan, Colorado,
according to the provisions of that certain written
instrument captioned "Agreeaent Between the Cities of
Englewood and Sheridan, Colorado Relating to a Multiple
Use Recreation Facility", which is attached hereto, con-
sisting of eight (8) typewritten pages and is incorporated
herein by th is reference. Said instrument prov ides:
1. That an area lying generally between Oxford
Avenue on the south, and Bear Creek on the north,
Clay Street on the west, and Natches Court, as
ext nded, containina approximately two hundred
tw nty -four (224) ere , is an area accessible
nd conv ni nt to the re idents of both the
Cities, to accolllaodat an active and pa iv
ultipl U Recr atlon Facility, all of the
id are b in located entirely within th
boundarie of th City of Sheridan, Colorado.
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2. That approximately one hundred two (102)
acres of the proposed area is presently owned
by, or under option to, the City of Englewood, Colorado.
3. That the development of said Recreation
Facility shall be in substantial conformity
with that certain report of Brauer and Associates,
Inc., Planners, Landscape Architects, and
Engineers, dated April 26, 1974, and entitled
"South Platte River Redevelopment Plan -City
of Englewood, Colorado, Summary Report".
4. That it i s the intent of the legislative
bodies of both Cities, that said Recreation
Facility shall be, and remain within, the
muni ci pal boundaries of the City of Sheridan,
Colorado; subject, however, to the provisions
of the Colorado Revised Statutes as may be applicable thereto.
S. Th e City of Englewood does agree that upon
the a c qui s it io n of the proposed area nece sary
t o accommodate th e s aid Facility, it shall
c onvey by appropriate instrument to the City
of Sheridan, a strip of land which shall b
th i rty (30) fee immediately adjoining the
north right -of -way line of West Oxford Avenue,
along the entire outherly boundary of the
proposed Multiple Use Recreation Facility.
6 . That both Cities covenant and agree that
the residents and citizens of said Cities
shall be granted equal use of the entire
proposed Recreational Facility.
7. Said Agreement s hall continue for a per -
petual period unle s s terminated by mutual agree -
ment o r by operation of law; however, th City
Coun ci l of the Ci ty of Englewood sh 11 have the
right, i n it s di s cre tion, to abandon aid pro -
jec t a nd t e rminat e th is Ag reemen .
8. Said A re me n i e nter e d i nto pur s uant to
th e b ic po we r s of th Ci t ie to c ontract with
e a ch othe r, a n d pur s uant t o the en ctment by the
St t e Leg i 1 tu r in 1 97 1 of an mendm nt to C.R.S . 1963 , 8 -2-1 .
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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 Agree-
ment and the City Clerk-Treasurer to attest the same. on
and in behalf of the City Council and the City of Engle-wood, Colorado.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Published a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day of August, 1974.
Read by title and pa sed on final reading on the 19th day o Augu t, 1974.
Pu 11 bed by title as Ordinance No.
of 19 4, on the 22nd day o August, 1974.
MAYOR
ATT T:
ex ott1c 10 City C!erk-frea urer
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I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above nd foregoing i a true, accurate and co•plete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk -treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. i?.9 , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES
OF SHERIDAN, COLORADO AND ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO RELATING
TO A MULTIPLE USE RECREATION FACILITY.
WHEREAS, the City of Sheridan, Arapahoe County,
Colorado and the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado are desirous of providing a Multiple Use Rec-
reation Facility along the South Platte River; and
WHEREAS, it is hereby declared that such facility
will promote the health and general welfare of the res-
idents of the two cities; and
WHEREAS, it is agreed that such recreational
and open space areas shall be available to the residents
and citizens of both the Cities.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter
into an Agreement with the City of Sheridan, Colorado,
according to the provisions of that certain written
instrument captioned "Agreem nt Between the Cities of
Englewood and Sheridan, Colorado Relating to a Multiple
Use Recreation Facility", which is attached hereto, con-
sisting of eight (8) typewritten pages and is incorporated
herein by this reference. Said instruaent provides:
1. That an area lying generally between Oxford
Avenue on the south, and Bear Creek on the north,
Clay St reet on the we t, and Natche Court, as
extend d, co ntaining approximately two hundred
twenty-four (224) er s an ar a acces lbl
nd conv nient to th r ident of both the
Cities, to acco nodate an ctive and pa iv
Multipl Use Recreation Facility, 11 of the
id re being located entirely within the
bound ries of the City of Sher dan, Colorado.
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2. That approximately one hundred two (102)
acres of the proposed area is presently owned
by, or under option to, the City of Englewood, Colorado.
3. That the development of said Recreation
Facility sha ll be in substantial conformity
with that certain r eport of Brauer and Associates,
Inc., Planners, Land scape Architects, and
Engineers, dated April 26, 1974, and entitled
"South Platte River Redevelopment Plan -City
of Englewood, Colorado, Summary Report".
4. That it is the intent of th e legislative
bodies of both Cities, that said Recreation
Facility shall be, and remain within, the
municipal boundarie of the City of Sheridan,
Colorado; subject, however, to the provisions
of the Colorado Revi sed Statutes as may be
applicable thereto.
S. The City of Englewood does agree that upon
the acquisi t ion of the proposed area necessary
to ccomm odat e the aid Facility, it shall
convey by appropriate instrument to the City
of Sheridan , a strip of land which shall be
thirty (30) feet immediately adjoining the
north right-of-way line of West Oxford Avenue,
along the entire southerly boundary of the
proposed Multiple U Recreation Facility.
6. That both Cities covenant and gree that
he re ident and citizen of said Cities
shall be granted equal use of the entire
propo ed Recre tional Facility.
7. S id Agree en shall continue for a per-
petu l period unle terminated by mutual agree -
ent or by oper tion of law; ho ever, th City
Coun il of the Ci y of tnglewooJ h 11 have th
ri ht, 1n it d er tion, to b ndon id pro-
Ject and t r•1n t this A r e•ent.
ent r d into pur u nt to
to contr ct with
en ctment by th
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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 Agree·
ment and the City Clerk-Treasurer to attest the same, on
and in behalf of the Ci ty Council and the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
8th day of August, 1974. Re d by title and passed on final reading on the
19th day of August, 1974.
Publis hed by title as Ordinance No. ;<9 , Series
of 19 4, on the 22nd day of August, 1974.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex oll~cio City Cierk-irca urer
I, arl ollen er er, do hereby
nd foregoin i true, ac urate
Ordinanc , passed on final readin
Ordin nee No. , Serie of
certify that the
nd coaplete copy
and published by
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. :,.> , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 2, 3, S, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11 AND 12 OF TITLE VII OF THE 1969 E.M.C. ENTITLED
"HOUSING", RELATING TO MINIMUM HOUSING REQUIREMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 2, 3, 27 , 31 and 43, Chapter 2,
Title VII of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to
read as follows:
7-2-2 INSPECTION AND WARRANT
In addition to such other powers and duties
which may be reasonably necessary or desirable to insure
proper compliance with the provisions of this Title, the
Chief Building Inspector or the City Manager is empowered
and directed to make such inspections , investigations
and surveys to determine the condi tion, use and occupancy
of dwellings, dwelling unit s, rooming units and the
premises upon which the same are located as he believes
may be necessary. For the purpose of making such in-
spections , inves tigation s, and s urveys, the Chief Building
Inspec tor, nd other authorized designees, are hereby
authorized to enter, examine and s urvey all dwellings,
dwelling unit , rooming unit and premises upon which
the same are located, at all reasonable times, provided,
however, that identification of the Chief Building In -
spector shall be e tabli s hed by a badge of office which
shall be displ yed upon dem nd. In the event of any
refusal of any person to llow the Chief Building In-
spector tom ke such entries, inspections and inves -
tig tion , the Chief Building In pector is hereby em-
po ered to pply to ny court of compet nt jurisdiction
to procure a court order authorizing uch entry, in-
spection or urvey. THE CHI F BUILD! G INSPECTOR SHALL
ADVISE THE OCCUPANT AND/OR 0 R OF HIS RIGHT TO REFUSE
E TRY UNTIL COURT ORDER AUTHORIZING ENTRY IS OBTAINED.
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7-2 -3 UNLAWFUL TO HINDER OR OBSTRUCT
The owner, operator or o ccupant of every dwelling,
dwelling unit or rooming unit s hall, upon presentation
of proper identification, INCLUDING A COURT ORDER IF
NECESSARY, give the Chief Building Inspector f ree ac cess
to such dwelling, dwelling unit or rooming unit and its
prem i ses for the purpose of such inspect i on, investigation
and survey. Ever y occupant of a dwelling, dwelling
unit or rooming unit shall give the owner thereof, or
his agent or employee acce ss to any part of such dwelling
or its premises at all reasonable times, for the purpose
of making such repairs or alterations as are necessary
to effect compl i an ce with th e provisions of this Ti tle
or wi th any rule or regulation or any ord e r issued
pur s uant to the provision of this Title. No person
s hall in any manner hinder, obstruct, delay, resist,
prevent or in any way interfere or attempt to interfere
with the Chief Building In s pector i n the performanc e o f
the duties set forth in this Title, or refuse to permit
him to perform these dutie s b y refusing entrance to the
prem i ses under the conditions pre s cribed here i n, nor shall
any person refuse reasonable a c cess to the owner of any
prem is es, or his agent or employee, for the purpose of
making such repairs or alterations as may be required
or ordered pursuant to the provisions of this Ti tle . Any
vi o lation by any owner, operator or occupant of this
section shall subject such person to a prosecution for
a violation of thi s Code, in addition to such other and
f urther rem e d i es as may be ava ilabl e to the Ch i ef Building
Ins pe c tor or to the City o f Englewood.
7 -2-27 VOTE TO REV ERSE DE CI S ION
TH E QUOR UM FOR THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMEN T SHALL BE
FIVE (S) MEMBERS THEREOF. WHEN ONLY A QUO RUM IS PRE SENT,
A CONC URRIN G VOTE OF FOUR -FIFTHS (4/S) OF SUCH MEMBERS
SHAL L BE NEC ESSARY TO REVERSE ANY ORDE R, REQUIREMENT,
DEC I SION OR DET ERM INAT I ON OF ANY ADMIN I STRATIVE OFFI CIAL
OR TO DE CIDE IN FA OR OF THE APPLICAN T ON ANY MATTER
UPON WH I CH THE BOARD IS REQUIRED TO PASS UNDER THI S ORD ·
I ANCE OR TO AFFECT ANY VARIATION OF THIS ORDINANCE .
WHE ' S IX (6) OR SEVEN (7) MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ARB PRESENT,
A CO CURR! G VOTE OF FI VE (S) EMBE RS SHALL BE NECESSA RY TO AFFECT THE BO E.
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Whenever the Chief Building Inspector issues a
notice of violation or an order to vacate and no appeal
therefrom is taken to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
within the time limits set therefore, the Chief Building
Inspector in-his-~iseYetien shall cause to be recorded
with the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe a
sworn certificate certifying that such a notice or order
has been given and that the defect or substandard con-
dition has not been corrected. If an appeal is taken to
the Board of Adjustment and Appeals from any such notice
or order, and such notice or order is affirmed and sus-
tained by the Board, the Secretary of the Board, upon
the direction of the Board, shall cause a certificate to
be recorded, which certificate shall contain, in addition
to a description of the defect or substandard condition
involved, a summary of the decision of the Board and the date of such decision.
7-2-43 UNLAWFUL OCCUPANCY
It shall be unlawful for any person to occupy,
sell or let to another for occupancy any dwelling unit
or rooming unit whi ch HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND FOUND NOT
TO comp ly with the provisions of this Title.
Sec t io n Z.
That Section 6, Chapter 3, Title VII of the 1969
E.M.C. is hereby amended to r ead a follows:
7-3-6 PLUMBIN G MAINTENANCE
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Section 3.
That Sections 1, Z, 6, and 7, Chapter 5, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7-5-1 LIGHTING OF HABITABLE ROOMS
All habitable rooas in dwellings shall be provided
with natural light through one or more windows, skylights,
transparent or translucent panels, or any combinations
thereof, or by any other approved method of providing
natural light to such space. SHeh-hahitahle-reea-shall-
have-a -aiRimHa-ef-ten-(19)-feet-eaniles-ef -natHral-iay-
light-illHainatien;-aeasttrahle-at-the-epieenter-ef-the -
reea;-thirty -(39)-inehes-aheve-fleer-level-with-an -appreved -
standard-light-meter:
7-5-Z LOCATION OF WINDOWS
Windows, skylight, transparent or translucent
panels, used for providing natural light or ventilation
to any habitable room, hall open directly on a street,
court or yard; provided, however, that the Chief Building
Inspector may approve an indirect mean s of supplying ten -
(19)-feet -eandles-ef natural light to habitable rooms
without direct openings on the above specified areas if
that ventilation as required by Section 7-5-3 is supplied.
7-5-6 LIGHTING OF SERVICE ROOMS AND PRIVATE STAIRWAYS
All service rooas I MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
shall be provided with natural or artificial li&ht of
sufficient intensity to allow the safe use thereof.
7-5-7 VENTILATIO OF SERVICE ROOMS
All service rooms shall be provided with ven-
tilation ufficient to provid for the safe use of said
non -h bitable space. •eh -v ntilatien-shall-he-iRstallei-
ani-maiRtaifted -ft -aR-apprev i -maftfter i
Section 4.
That Section 9 and 10, Chapter 6, Title VII of
th 1969 .M.C. ar hereby r d; and S ction 6 and
13, Ch pter 6, of aid Titl her by • nd d to r ad
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7-6-6 UNSAFE OUTLETS AND WIRING
All non-stationary outlets, makeshift outlets
that have at any time been added to the building without
regard to total circuitary, tacked extension cording,
and makeshift wiring shall be considered unsafe and
unlawful. No extension cord from any electrical con-
venience outlet or ELECTRICAL FIXTURE shall extend or
pass from one room into another or be located where
foot traffic passes directly over said extension cord.
7-6-9 PROTECTION AGAINST EXCESSIVE CURRENT
(REPEALED)
7-6 -10 PROTECTION OF WIRING AND EQUIPMENT
(REPEALED)
7-6-13 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS TO ANY
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT ELECTRICAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Section S.
That Chapter 7, Title VII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
hereby aaended by adding a new Section as follows:
7-7-11 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS, OR ALTERATION TO ANY
PLUMBING SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT PLUMBING
CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Section 6 .
That S ctions 2, S, nd 7, Chapte r 8, Title VII
of th 1969 E.M.C. i her by aaended to read as follows;
nd Chapter 8, Title VII is 1 o h reby aaended by addin
a n w S ct on 13 to re d a follo
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7-8-2 SMOKE CONTROL
Fttel-httrning;-heat-predtteing-eqttipaent -shall -he-
installed-and-maintained-se-that-the-emissien-er-diseharge-
inte-the -ataesphere-ef -smeke;-dttst;-partieles;-eders-
er-ether-predttets-ef-eeahttstien-will-net-ereate-a -nttisanee-
er -he -detriaental -te -the-health;-e emfert;-safety-er -
preperty -e f -any-persen: See Air Pollution Control
Standards: Title VI, Chapter 1.
7-8-S LIQUID FUEL AND SOLID FUEL HEATING DEVICES
Equipmen t for burning solid or liquid fuel shall
be connected to suitable chimneys, flues and-shall-he-een-
neeted -te-gas -OR vents.
7-8-7 GAS-FIRED EQUIPMENT
Gas-fired equipaent shall be properly connected
to a suitable chimney, FLUE or-gas-vent.
7-8-13 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION TO ANY HEATING
SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT MECHANICAL CODE OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Sec tion 7.
That Sections 4, 10 and 11, Chapter 9, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows :
7-9-4 MAI TENANCE OF COOKING AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT
Ga cooking ranges, plates and refrigerators shall
be inst lled free from leaks, or other defects that would
render them a hazard to occupants. and -all -erifiees;-
h¥rner -and -eentrels-shall-he-kept·in-se¥ld-eenditien-and -
1eed -repair ;-and -in -ne -ea e ·eenstrtteted;-installed-er -
a nta1n d ·1n -a -aanner -that -wevld -perai -ear~•n ·•••••ide ·
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Gas-fired water heaters shall not be installed in
any bathroom, water closet compartment, room used for
sleeping purposes, or in any room or space not properly
ventilated. Uninsulated tank water heaters shall not be
installed in any room where the heat liberated will ~o~
stitute a fire hazard. Gas water heaters shall be-r1g1ily -
connected to the house gas piping outlet with approved
pipe or tubing. Gas supply pipes shall be free froa in-
ternal obstructions, splits, crimps, or other iaperfections
which would render them unfit for the purpose intended
and joints shall be constructed in safe and leakproof fashion.
7-9-11 STORAGE AND REMOVAL OF RUBBISH AND GARBAGE
Every dwelling unit shall have adequate, safe
and sa nitary facilities for the storage or disposal of
all rubbish, ashes, aarbage, and other waste. All such
storage or disposal facilities shall be of an approved
type and have an approved location.
(a) All combustible and noncombustible waste
material, household and yard debris and
ashes shall be stored in such a manner as
to be inoffensive to siaht and saell and in
a manner and condition which is not conducive
to the propagation and harboraae of rodents
and insects or to the creation of fire or
any other hazard .
(b) Ashes shall be stored only in • tallic or
arthen containers provided by th owner.
(c) Rubbish shall be stored in sound, sturdy,
rodent-proof containers construct d of a tal
or equivalent non-ab orbent aaterial and
shall have tight -fittina lid • ubb1 h
containers shall be provided in su £1c1 n
ize and nuaber so that rubbish doe not
(d)
accuaulate in o h r than approved r c ptacl s.
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or any other part of any dwelling, or on
the ground surrounding any dwelling.
(e) 6arbage-centainers-shall-be-fly-tight;
Section 8.
waterpreef-and-redent-preef-with-tight-
fitting-lids~--Ne-lye;-ashes;-peisen;
breken-dishes;-bettles;-glass;-cans;-er-
ether-rttbbish-shall-be-depesited -within-
garbage-centainer~--6arbage-centainers-shall
be-sttpplied-in-sttfficient-si!e-and-nttmber-se-
that-garbage-dees-net-accttmttlate-in-ether-
than-appreved-centainers~ -
Gas-fired incinerators installed in conforaity
with the Title VI, Chapter 1 of this Code aay
serve as approved food waste disposal equip-
ment. Food waste grinder units may serve
as approved supplementary food waste dis-
posal devices.
That Sections 7, 8 and 9, Chapter 10, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C . are hereby amended to read as follows:
7-10-7 IMPERVIOUSNESS OF FLOORS AND WALLS
The walls of every bathroom and water closet
compartment shall, to a hei&ht of thirty-six (36) inches,
con i t of a mooth, easily cleanable and non-absorbent
material. The floors of every water closet coapartaent,
bathroom, bower rooa and kitchen shall be constructed
and maintain d so as to be reasonably impervious to
wat r, and uch floors hall be kept in a clean and
nitary condition. All holes cut in floor coverin&
for th pa age of plumbin& fixtures or pipes shall be
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proYided-witk-kas6Fails-se£ttFely-fasteRed-te-the-wall-er-
te-a-stttrdy-balttstrade:--Handrails-shall-be-placed-not-
less-than-thirty-(38}-inches-nor-more-than-thirty~foor-(54)
is£kes -a9eve -tke -treaa -level:--HaRdrails-Reed-net-be-in·
stalled-eR-stairways-proYiding-access-to-anased:cellar-
eF -attie-spaee.--Treads-aRd-9alttsters-sh~ll-9~-tfttaet :
aRd-ef-stttrdy-eeRstrttetieR:--Treaa-eever1Rg;-1f-sttppl1e&,
shall-9e-firaly-attaehed.
7-10-9 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WINDOWS
Windows shall be soundly and adequately glazed,
free from loose or broken glass and cracks that could
cause physical injury to persons or allow the elements
to enter the structure or allow excessive heat loss.
fro•-withiR :
Section 9.
That Section 2, Chapter 11, Title VII of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7-11-2 DWELLINGS OF THREE OR MORE STORIES
All dwellings of three or more stories with a
dwelling unit occupying the third or higher story shall
be provided with two COMMON separate, useable, unob-
structed means of egress AVAILABLE for each dwelling
unit located above the second story. The exit facilities
from such dwellina units shall lead to a public thorouah-
fare, either directly or through a court or yard which
leads directly to a public thoroughfare. -9fte -ef -the-a9eve
re~~irea -eaR -e f -e 1ress -•ay -leai-thre•1h -aRet her -ivellia1-
•Rit-eRly -if-preper-•easttre -are-takeR-te -i R •re-that-
said-•eaft -ef ·eare s-will-re•aiR -•Re9str•ete4-at-all-ti•es.
Section 10.
1969
That Section 9, Chapter 12, Titl VII of the
.M.C. is h reby •ended to read a follows:
7 ·1Z-9 RESPO SlBILITY OF 0 ER
When
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own r of any roo•ing hous shall b respon -
r •oval of, and shall re•ov , 11-eli -LOOSE
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wallpaper and cracked paint and shall be further respon-
s i ble to thoroughly clean all such walls and ceilings
before redecoration.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Publi s hed as a Bill for an Ord i nance on the
8th day of August, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
19th day of August, 1974.
Published by title a s Ordinance o.
o f 19 74, on the 22nd day o f Augu s t, 19 4 .
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Karl Nollenber, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the
Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title
a Ordinance No. , Series of 1974 .
ex o ff i cio Ci t y Clerk -Trea s urer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11 AND 12 OF TITLE VII OF THE 1969 E.M.C. ENTITLED
"HOUSING", RELATING TO MINIMUM HOUSING REQUIREMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 2, 3, 27, 31 and 43, Chapter 2,
Title VII of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to
read as follows:
7-2-2 I SPECTION AND WARRANT
In addition to such other powers and duties
which may be reasonably necessary or desirable to insure
proper compliance with the provisions of this Title, the
Chief Building Inspector or the City Manager is empowered
and directed to make such inspections, investiga tions
and surveys to determine the condition, use and occupancy
of dwellings, dwelling units, rooming units and the
premises upon which the same are located as he believes
may be necessary. For the purpose of making such in-
spections, investigations, and surveys, the Chief Building
In pector, and other authorized designees, are hereby
authorized to enter, exaaine and survey all dwellings,
dwelling unit , rooming units and premises upon which
the same are located, at all reasonable times, provided,
however, that identification of the Chief Building In-
spector shall be established by a badge of office which
shall be di played upon deaand. In the event of any
refusal of ny person to allow the Chief Building In -
spector to make such entries, in pections and inves-
tigations, the Chief Build in Inspector is h reby e -
powered to apply to any court of competent jurisdiction
to procure a court ord r uthorizina such entry, in-
pection or urvey. TH CHIEF BUILDI G INSPECTOR SHALL
ADVISE THE OCCUPANT D/OR ER OF HIS RIGHT TO REFUS
E TRY UNTIL A COURT ORDER AUTHO IZI G ENTRY IS OBTAINED.
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7-2-3 UNLAWFUL TO HINDER OR OBSTRUCT
The owner, operator or occupant of every dwelling,
dwelling unit or rooming unit shall, upon presentation
of proper identification, INCLUDING A COURT ORDER IF
NECESSARY, give the Chief Building Inspector free access
to such dwelling, dwelling unit or rooming unit and its
premises for the purpose of such inspection, investigation
and survey. Every occupant of a dwelling, dwelling
unit or rooming unit sha ll give the owner thereof, or
his agent or employee access to any part of such dwelling
or its premises at all reasonable times, for the purpose
of making such repairs or alterations as are necessary
to effect compliance with the provisions of this Title
or with any rul e or regulation or an y order issued
pursuant to the provi ion of this Title. No person
shall in any manner hinder, ob truct, delay, resist,
prevent or in any way interfere or attempt to interfere
with the Chief Building Inspector in the performance of
the duties set fo rth in thi Title, or refuse to permit
him to perform th se duties b refu ing en trance to the
premise s under th e condition presc ribed herein, nor shall
any person refu e reasonable access to the owner of any
premise s , or his agent or employee, for the purpose of
making such repair or alterations as may be required
or ordered pur uant to the provisions of thi Title. Any
violation by any owner, ope r tor or occupant of this
sec tion shall u jec t such person to a prosecution for
a iolation of thi Code, in addition to such other and
further re ed1es as • y be available to the Chief Building
In p c or or to t he City of Englewood.
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THE QUORUM FOR THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SHALL BE
FIVE (5) M BERS THEREOF. WHE ONLY A QUORUM IS PRESENT,
A CO CURR! G VOTE OF FOUR-FIFTHS (4/S) OF SUCH MEMBERS
SHALL BE NECESSARY TO REVERSE ANY ORDER, REQUIREMENT,
DECISIO OR DETERMI ATIO, OF ANY ADMl ISTRATIVE OFFICIAL
OR TO DECIDE I FAVOR OF THE APPLICANT 0 ANY MATTER
UPO WHICH THE BOARD IS REQUIRED TO PASS U DER THIS ORD -
I A C 0 TO AFFECT A. ARIATIO. OF THIS ORDJ C • ~~t SI (b) OR SE E (7) ENB RS OF THE BOARD AR PRESENT,
A CO CURRl G OTE OF FI (S) BERS SHALL BE ECESSARY TO AFFECT TH BOVE.
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7-2-31 RECORDING OF NOTICES AND ORDERS
Whenever the Chief Building Inspector issues a
notice of violation or an order to vacate and no appeal
therefrom is taken to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
within the time limits set therefore, the Chief Building
Inspector i~-his-eiseretie~ shall cause to be recorded
with the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe a
sworn certificate certifying that such a notice or order
has been given and that the defect or substandard con-
dition has not been corrected. If an appeal is taken to
the Board of Adjustment and Appeals from any such notice
or order, and such notice or order is affirmed and sus-
tained by the Board, the Secretary of the Board, upon
the direction of the Board, shall cause a certificate to
be recorded, which certificate shall contain, in addition
to a description of the defect or substandard condition
involved, a summary of the decision of the Board and the date of such decision.
7 -2 -43 UNLAWFUL OCCUPANCY
It shall be unlawful for any person to occupy,
sell or let to another for occupancy any dwelling unit
or rooming unit which HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND FOUND NOT
TO comply with the provisions of this Title.
Sect i on 2.
That Section 6, Chapt r 3, Title VII of the 1969
E .M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
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That Sections 1, 2, 6, and 7, Chapter 5, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7-5-1 LIGHTING OF HABITABLE ROOMS
All habitable rooms in dwellings shall be provided
with natural light through one or more windows, skylights,
transparent or translucent panels, or any combinations
thereof, or by any other approved method of providing
natural light to such space. SHeh-hahitahle-reea-shall-
have-a-ainiaHa-ef-ten-(19)-feet-eaftdles-ef-ftatttral-day-
light-illHminatieft;-aeasttrahle-at-the-epieenter-ef-the-
reem;-th irty -(39)-iftehes -aheve-fleer-level -with-aft-appreved -
standard-light-aeter:
7-5-2 LOCATION OF WINDOWS
Windows, skylight, transparent or translucent
panels, used for providing natural light or ventilation
to any habitable room, shall open directly on a street,
court or yard; provided, however, that the Chief Building
Inspector may approve an indirect means of supplying ten -
(19)-feet-eandles-ef natural light to habitable rooms
without direct openings on the above specified areas if
that ventilation as required by Section 7-5-3 is supplied.
7-5-6 LIGHTING OF SERVICE ROOMS AND PRIVATE STAIRWAYS
All service rooas IN MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
shall be provided with natural or artificial light of
sufficient intensity to allow the safe use thereof.
7-5-7 VENTILATION OF SERVICE ROOMS
All service rooms shall be provided with ven-
tilation sufficient to provide for the safe use of said
non -habitable space. SHeh -ventilatien -shall-e-installea-
ana -•aintainea -in -an -appPevea-aanner:
Section 4.
That Sections 9 and 10, Ch pt r 6, Title VII of
the 1969 E.M.C. r hereby repealed; and Sections 6 and
13, Chapter 6, of said Title ar hereby amended to read
s follow :
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All non-stationary outlets, makeshift outlets
that have at any time been added to the building without
regard to total circuitary, tacked extension cording,
and makeshift wiring shall be considered unsafe and
unlawful. No ext ension cord from any electrical con -
venienc e outlet or ELECTRICAL FIXTURE shall extend or
pass from one room into another or be located where
foot traffic passes directly over said extension cord.
7-6 -9 PROTECTION AGAINST EXCESSIVE CURRENT
(REPEALED)
7-6-10 PROTECTION OF WIRING AND EQUIPMENT
(REPEALED)
7-6 -13 REPAIR S , ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS TO ANY
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT ELECTRICAL
COD E OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Sec t i on S .
Th a t Chapter 7, Title VII o f the 1969 E.M.C . is
hereby aaended by adding a new Se c t i on a follows :
7-7-11 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS, OR AL TERATION TO ANY
PLUM BING SYSTEM SHAL L COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT PLUMBIN G
COD E OF THE CITY OF ENG LEWOOD .
S ction 6 .
That S ction Z, S , nd 7, Chapter 8, Title VII
of th 1969 E .• C. i he r by aa nd d to read a fo llow ;
nd Chap t r , Title VII i al o h r by aaend ed by addin
new S ction ll to r d as folio s:
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7-8-2 SMOKE CONTROL
Fttel-ettrning;-heat-predttcing-eqttipaent -shall-ee-
installed-and-maintained-se-that-the-eaissien-er-discharge-
inte -the-atmesphere -ef -saeke;-dttst;-particles;-eders-
er-ether -p redttcts-ef-ceaettstien-will-net-create-a-nttisanee-
er -ee-detrimental-te-the-health--eeafert--safety-er-
preperty-ef-any-persen: See Ai; Polluti~n Control
Standards : Title VI, Chapter 1.
7-8-5 LIQUID FUEL AND SOLID FUEL HEATING DEVICES
Equipment for burning solid or liquid fuel shall
be connected to suitable chimneys, flues an~-shall-he-een
neeted -te-gas-OR vents.
7-8-7 GAS-FIRED EQUIPMENT
Gas-fired equipaent shall be properly connected
to a sui table chimney, FLUE or-gas-vent.
7 -8-13 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION TO ANY HEATING
SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT MECHANICAL CODE OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Section 7.
That S tion 4, 10 nd 11, Chapter 9, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M .C. are hereb amended to read as follows:
7-9 -4 MAI TENANCE OF COO'ING AD REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT
coo ing range , plate and refrigerators shall
b in tall d free fro lea , or other defects that would
r e nder th hazard to occupants. and -all-erifiees 1 -
e•rner -and -een rel -hall -e -kept -in -euld-eenditien-and -
ed -repatr; and ·~n ·ne -ea -een truet d;· nstalle•·er ·
••in a n d ·in ·a · ann r -t a • 14 -p r t -ear •n ·••••• de ·
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Gas-fired water heaters shall not be installed in
any bathroom, water closet compartment, room used for
sleeping purposes, or in any room or space not properly
ventilated. Uninsulated tank water heaters shall not be
installed in any room where the heat liberated will con-
stitute a fire hazard. Gas water heaters shall be-rigidly-
connected to the house gas piping outlet with approved
pipe or tubing. Gas supply pipes shall be free froa in-
ternal obstructions, splits, crimps, or other iaperfections
which would render them unfit for the purpose intended
and joints shall be constructed in safe and leakproof fashion.
7-9-11 STORAGE AND REMOVAL OF RUBBISH AND GARBAGE
Every dwelling unit shall have adequate, safe
and sanitary facilities for the storage or disposal of
all rubbish, ashes, garbage, and other waste. All such
storage or disposal facilities shall be of an approved
type and have an approved location.
(a) All combustible and noncombustible waste
material, household and yard debris and
ashes shall be stored in such a manner as
to be inoffensive to sight and saell and in
a aanner and condition which is not conducive
to the propagation and harborage of rodents
and insects or to the creation of fire or
any other hazard.
(b) Ashes shall be stored only in aetallic or
earthen containers provided by the owner.
(c) Rubbish shall be stored in sound, sturdy,
rodent-proof containers constructed of aetal
or equivalent non -absorbe nt aaterial and
shall have tight -fittina lids. Rubbish
containers shall be provided in sufficient
size and nuaber so that rubbish doe not
accumulate in oth r than approved receptacl s .
(d ) arhage -shall -ftet -e -plaeei -ift ·a h -p ts -er ·
P¥h~ish -eefttaiftePs ,
Loo e aarba e or rubbish shall not be strewn
about on the floor of any bas aent or c liar
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the ground surrounding any dwelling.
(e) 6arbage-centainers-shall-be-fly-tight;
Section 8.
waterpreef -and-redent-preef -with-tight-
fitting-lids~--Ne-lye;-ashes;-peisen;
breken-dishes;-bettles;-glass;-cans;-er-
ether -rttbbish-shall-be-depesited -within-
garbage -centainer:--6arbag~-centainers-shall
be-sttpplied-in-sttfficient-si!e-and-nt1111ber-se-
that-garbage-dees-net-accttmttlate-in-ether-
than-appreved-centainers:-
Gas-fired incinerators installed in conformity
with the Title VI, Chapter 1 of this Code aay
serve as approved food waste disposal equip-
ment. Food waste grinder units may serve
as approved supplementary food waste dis-
posal devices.
That Sections 7, 8 and 9, Chapter 10, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
7-10-7 IMPERVIOUSNESS OF FLOORS AND WALLS
The walls of every bathroom and water closet
compartment shall, to a heiaht of thirty-six (36) inches,
consist of a smooth, easily cleanable and non-absorbent
aaterial. The floors of every water closet coapartaent,
bathroom, shower rooa and kitchen shall be constructed
and maintained so as to be reasonably iapervious to
water, and such floors shall be kept in a clean and
sanitary condition. All holes cut in floor coverina
for the passage of pluabin& fixtures or pipes shall be
sealed.·te·preveat ·the -passaae ·-
7 -10 -8 STAIRWAYS, PORCHES AND APPURTENANCES
In s id e and outside tairway , porches and appur ·
tenanc s th reto s hall be o con tru ted a to be safe
to use and capable of upportin& th load that noraal use
m y cause to b placed thereon, and hall b aaintained
in sound condition and repair. · very -in ide-stairway-aad ·
every .outside . tairvay .atta hed.to .a .dwellioa.sball.be .
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te -a-stttrdy-balttstrade;--Handrails-shall-be-placed-not-
less-than -thirty-(38}-inehes -nor -more-than-thirty:foor-(54)
iREhes -aheve -the -tread-level,--Haftdrails-fteed-net-be-in·
stallei-eR -stairways-previding -access-to-anased:eellar-
eF-attie-spaee:--Treaas-afte-hal•sters-sh~ll-~~-1ntaet :
ane-ef-stttrdy-eenstrttetien:--Treas-eever1ng;-1f-s•ppl1e&.,
shall-he-firaly-attaehed:
7-10-9 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WINDOWS
Windows shall be soundly and adequately glazed,
free from loose or broken glass and cracks that could
cause physical injury to persons or allow the elements
to enter the structure or allow excessive heat loss.
frea -within :
Section 9.
That Section 2, Chapter 11, Title VII of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7-11-2 DWELLINGS OF THREE OR MORE STORIES
All dwellings of three or more stories with a
dw elling un it occupying the third or higher story shall
be provided with two COMMON separate, useable, unob -
structed aeans of egress AVAILABLE for each dwelling
unit located above the second story. The exit facilities
fro• such dwellina units shall lead to a public thorough-
fare, either directly or through a court or yard which
leads directly to a public thoroughfare. -9ne -ef-the -a~eve
re~ttired -aeans -ef -e 1ress -aay -lead -threttgh -anether -dwellia1 -
¥nit -enly -if-preper -aeas•res -are -taken -te -i nsttre -that -
sai d -eans -ef -e1ress-will-re .. in -•ne~strtteted -at -all-tiaes t
Section 10.
That Section 9, Chapter 12, Title VII of the
1969 .M.C. is hereby ended to read as follows:
7 -12 -9 RESPO SI BILITY OF 0 ER
Whene er refinishina of walls or ceilinas is
required, th owner of ny rooaing house shall be respon-
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wallpaper and cracked paint and shall be further respon-
sible to thoroughly clean all such walls and ceilings
before redecoration.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
8th day of August, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
19th day of August, 1974.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the 22nd day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Xarl Nollenber, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the
Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title
as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk -Tre asurer
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~O , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11 AND 12 OF TITLE VII OF THE 1969 E.M.C. ENTITLED
"HOUSING", RELATING TO MINIMUM HOUSING REQUIREMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 2, 3, 27, 31 and 43, Chapter 2,
Title VII of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to
read as follows:
7-2-2 INSPECTION AND WARRANT
In addition to such other powers and duties
which may be reasonably necessary or desirable to insure
proper compliance with the provisions of this Title, the
Chief Building Inspector or the City Manager is empowered
and directed to make such inspections, investigations
and surveys to determine the condition, use and occupancy
of dwellings, dwelling units, rooming units and the
premises upon which the same are located as he believes
may be necessary. For the purpose of making such in-
spections, investigations, and surveys, the Chief Building
In pector, and other authorized designees, are hereby
authorized to enter, exaaine and urvey all dwellings,
dw lling unit , rooming units and premises upon which
the ame re located, at all reasonable times, provided,
how v r, th t identification of the Chief Buildina In-
sp ctor shall be establi hed by a badge of office which
shall be displayed upon deaand. In th event of any
refu al of any person to allow the Chi f Building In-
spector to make such entries, inspections and inves-
tigations, th Chief Building Inspector is hereby ea-
po er d to pply to any court of coapet nt juri diction
to procur a court ord r authorizin such entry, in·
p ction or urv y. TH CHI F BUILDI C INSPECTOR SHALL
ADVIS THE OCCUPANT D/OR 0 R OF HIS RIGHT TO REFUSE
E TRY U TIL A COURT ORDER AUTHORIZI 'G ENTRY IS OBTAINED.
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The owner, operator or occupant of every dwelling,
dwelling unit or rooming unit shall, upon presentation
of proper identification, INCLUDING A COURT ORDER IF
NECESSARY, give the Chief Building Inspector free access
to such dwelling, dwelling unit or rooming unit and its
premises for the purpose of such inspection, investigation
and survey. Every occupant of a dwelling, dwelling
unit or rooming unit shall give the owner thereof, or
his agent or employee access to any part of such dwelling
or its premises at all reasonable times, for the purpose
of making such repairs or alterations as are necessary
to effect compliance with the provisions of this Title
or with any rule or regulation or any order issued
pursuant to the provision of this Title. No person
shall in any manner hinder, obstruct, delay, resist,
prevent or in any way interfere or attempt to interfere
with the Chief Building Inspector in the performance of
the duties set forth in this Title, or refuse to permit
him to perform these duties by refusing entrance to the
premises under the conditions prescribed herein, nor shall
any person refuse reasonable access to the owner of any
premises, or his agent or employee, for the purpose of
making such repairs or alterations as aay be required
or ordered pursuant to the provisions of this Title. Any
violation by any owner, operator or occupant of this
ection shall subject such person to a prosecution for
a violation of thi Code, in addi ion to such other and
further remedies as may be available to the Chief Building
Inspector or to the City of Englewood.
7-Z-27 VOTE TO REVERSE DECISION
THE QUORUM FOR THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SHALL BE
FIVE (S) MEMBERS THEREOF. WHEN ONLY A QUORUM IS PRESENT,
A CO CURRl G OTE OF FOUR -FIFTHS (4/S) OF SUCH MEMBERS
SHALL BE NECESSARY TO RE ERSE ANY ORDER, REQUIREMENT,
DECISIO, OR DETERMINATIO OF ANY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL
OR TO DECIO IN FAVOR OF THE APPLICANT ON ANY MATTER
UPO w~ICH THE BOARD IS REQUIRED TO PASS U DER THIS ORD-
I ' NC OR TO AFFECT A Y VARIATIO Of THIS ORDI ANCE .
wllE SJ ( 6) OR SEVE ( 7) MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ARE PRESENT,
A CONCURRI Ci OTE OF FIV (S) MEMBERS SHALL BE NECESSARY TO AFFECT TH AB VE.
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Whenever the Chief Building Inspector issues a
notice of violation or an order to vacate and no appeal
therefrom is taken to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
within the time limits set therefore, the Chief Building
Inspector in-his -~iseretien shall cause to be recorded
with th e Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe a
sworn certificate certifying that such a notice or order
has been given and that the defect or substandard con-
dition has not been corrected. If an appeal is taken to
the Board of Adjustment and Appeals from any such notice
or order, and such notice or order is affirmed and sus-
tained by the Board, the Secretary of the Board, upon
the direction of the Board, shall cause a certificate to
be recorded, which certificate shall contain, in addition
to a d scrip tion of the defect or substandard condition
involved, a summary of the decision of the Board and the date o~ such decision.
7-2-43 UNL WFUL OCCUPANCY
It shall be unlawful for any person to occupy,
sell or let to another for occupancy any dwelling unit
or rooming unit whi ch HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND FOUND NOT
TO comply with the provisions of this Title.
Section 2.
That Section 6, Chapter 3, Title VII of the 1969
E.M .C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
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That Sections 1, 2, 6, and 7, Chapter 5, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7-5-1 LIGHTING OF HABITABLE ROOMS
All habitable rooms in dwellings shall be provided
with natural light through one or more windows, skylights,
transparent or translucent panels, or any combinations
thereof, or by any other approved method of providing
natural light to such space. s~eh-hahitahle-peea-shall
have-a-•ifti•~•-ef-teft -(19)-feet-eaftsles-ef-nat~Pal-iay
light-ill~minatien;-•eas~Pahle-at-the-epieenteP-ef-the
Peea;-thiPty-(39)-inehes-aheve-fleer-level-with-aR -appreves-
staftsaPi-light-metep,
7-5-2 LOCATION OF WINDOWS
Windows, skylight, transparent or translucent
panels, used for providing natural light or ventilation
to any habitable room, shall open directly on a street,
court or yard; provided, however, that the Chief Building
Inspector may approve an indirect mean s of supplying ten-
(19}-feet-eaniles-ef natural light to habitable rooms
without direct openings on the above specified areas if
that ventilation as required by Section 7-5-3 is supplied.
7-5-6 LIGHTING OF SERVICE ROOMS AND PRIVATE STAIRWAYS
All service rooms IN MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
shall be provided with natural or artificial light of
sufficient intensity to allow the safe use thereof.
7-5-7 OF SERVICE ROOMS
All service rooms shall be provided with ven-
tilation ufficient to provide for the safe use of said
non -habitable space. S¥eh-ventilatieft-shall-he-iftstalle~
ni-aaift a ftei -ift -ft-appPevei-aaftfteP1
S ction 4.
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That Section 9 nd 10, Chapt r 6, Title II of
1969 .M.C. r h reby r p al d; and Sections 6 and
Ch pter 6, of aid Titl her by m nd d to read
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All non-stationary outlets, makeshift outlets
that have at any time been added to the building without
regard to total circuitary, tacked extension cording,
and makeshift wiring shall be considered unsafe and
unlawful. No extension cord from any electrical con-
veniencP outlet or ELECTRICAL FIXTURE shall extend or
pass from one room into another or be located where
foot traffic passes directly over said extension cord.
7-6 -9 PROTECTION AGAINST EXCESSIVE CURRENT
(REPEALED)
7-6 -10 PROTECTION OF WIRING AND EQUIPMENT
(REPEALED)
7-6 -13 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS TO ANY
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT ELECTRICAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD.
Se c tion s.
That Chapter 7, Titl VII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
hereby amended by adding a new Section as follows:
7 ·7-11 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS, OR ALTERATION TO ANY
PLUMB! G SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT PLUMBING
CODE OF THE CITY OF E GLE OOD.
S c tion 6 .
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7-8-2 SMOKE CONTROL
F~el-ettrning;-heat-predttcing-eqttipaent-shall-ee
installed-and-aaintained-se-that-the-emissien-er-discharge-
inte-the-atmesphere -ef -smeke;-dttst;-partieles;-eders-
er-ether -predttcts-e£-ceaettstien-will-net-create-a-nttisance-
er -ee -detrimental -te -the -health;-cemfert;-safety-er -
preperty -ef -any-persen. See Air Pollution Control
Standards : Title VI, Cha pter 1.
7-8 -5 LIQUID FUEL AND SOLID FUEL HEATING DEVICES
Equipment for burning solid or liquid fuel shall
be connected to suitable chimneys, flues ane -shall-ee-een-nect e6-te-gas-OR vents.
7-8-7 GAS-FIRED EQUIPMENT
Gas-fired equipment shall be properly connected
to a suitable chimney, FLUE or-gas -vent.
7-8-13 REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION
ALL REPAIRS, ADDITIONS OR ALTERATION TO ANY HEA TING
SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CURRENT MECHANICAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
S c t ion 7.
That Sections 4, 10 and 11, Chapter 9, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows :
7-9-4 MAINTENANCE OF COOKING AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPME T
Ga cooking ranges, plate and refrigerators shall
be in talled free from leak s, or other defects that would
render them hazard o occupant • aftd -all -erifices i-
ttrfter -and -centrel -ll-e -kep -n -ettl•·e endition -and -
d -r pa1r;·and ·Jft ·ft -e a ·eon trttet~d ;· n1talled -er -
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Gas-fired water heaters shall not be installed in
any bathroom, water closet compartment, room used for
sleeping purposes, or in any room or space not properly
ventilated. Uninsulated tank water heaters shall not be
installed in any room where the heat liberated will con-
stitute a fire hazard. Gas water heaters shall be-rigialy-
connected to the house gas pi~ing outlet with approved
pipe or tubing. Gas supply pipes shall be free fro• in-
ternal obstructions, splits, criaps, or other iaperfections
which would render them unfit for the purpose intended
and joints shall be constructed in safe and leakproof fashion.
7-9 -11 STORAGE AND REMOVAL OF RUBBISH AND GARBAGE
Every dwelling unit shall have adequate, safe
and sanitary facilities for the storage or disposal of
all rubbish, ashes, garbage, and other waste. All such
storage or disposal facilities shall be of an approved
type and have an approved location.
(a) All combustible and noncombustible waste
material, household and yard debris and
ashes shall be stored in such a manner as
to be inoffensive to sight and saell and in
a aanner and condition which is not conducive
to the propagation and harborage of rodents
and insects or to the creation of fire or
any other hazard .
(b) Ashes shall be stored only in aetallic or
earthen containers provided by the owner.
(c) Rubbish shall be stored in sound, sturdy,
rodent -proof containers constructed of aetal
or equivalent non -absorbent aaterial and
shall have tight-fittina lids. Rubbi sh
containers shall b provided in sufficient
size nd nuaber o that rubbish doe not
accuaulate in oth r than approved receptacles .
(d) arhag -llall -Re --plae d-ift-a h-p -er -
r•hhi h-eeft aiRe•s ,
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the ground surrounding any dwelling.
(e) Garbage-eentainers-shall-be-fly-tight;
Section 8.
waterpreef-and-redent-preef-with-tight-
fitting-lids:--Ne-lye;-ashes;-peisen;
breken-dishes;-bottles;-glass;-eans;-er-
ether-rttbbish-shall-be-depesited-within-
garbage-eentainer:--Garbage-eentainers-shall-
be-sttpplied-in-sttffieient-siEe-and-nttaber-se-
that-garbage-dees-net-aeettattlate-in-ether-
than-appreved-eentainers:-
Gas-fired incinerators installed in conformity
with the Title VI, Chapter 1 of this Code may
serve as approved food waste disposal equip-
ment. Food waste grinder units may serve
as approved supplementary food waste dis-
posal devices.
That Sections 7, 8 and 9, Chapter 10, Title VII
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
7-10-7 IMPERVIOUSNESS OF FLOORS AND WALLS
The walls of every bathroom and water closet
compartment shall, to a height of thirty -six (36) inches,
consist of a smooth, easily cleanable and non -absorbent
aaterial. The floors of every water closet coapartaent,
bathrooa, shower rooa and kitchen shall be constructed
and aaintained so as to be reasonably iapervious to
water, and such floors shall be kept in a clean and
sanitary condition. All holes cut in floor covering
for the pa s age of plumb i ng fixtures or pipes shall be
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7-10-8 STAIRWAYS , PORCHES AND APPURTENANCES
sta r ay , porches and appur -
tenanc s thereto hall b so con tructed as to b saf
to us and capable of upport1n the load that noraal use
aay caus o b plac d h r on, and h 11 b aaintained
in ound condi on and repair . -very -n iie -s a rway -aa•-
ever y.o~t id•-tairway .atta hed .t o-a .d lliD .lb 11 .b .
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less-than -thirty-(38)-inches-nor-more-than-thirty:foor-{54)
iR~Res -a9eve -the-tFeai-level,--Handrails-need-net-be-in·
stalle6 -en -stairways-preYiding-access-to·anased:cellar-
8F-attie-spaee,--Treaas-and-balysters-sk~ll-~~-1ntaet :
ana-ef-sturdy-eenstruetien:--Trea6-eever1ng;-1f-sYppl1e&,
skall-be-firaly-attaekeaT
7-10-9 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WINDOWS
Windows shall be soundly and adequately glazed,
free from loose or broken glass and cracks that could
cause physical injury to persons or allow the elements
to enter the structure or allow excessive heat loss.
frea -witkin:
Section 9.
That Section 2, Chapter 11, Title VII of the
1969 E.M .C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
7 -11 -2 DWELLINGS OF THREE OR MORE STORIES
All dwellings of three or aore stories with a
dw e ll i ng unit occupying the third or higher story shall
be provided with two COMMON separate, useable, unob -
s tructed aeans of egress AVAILABLE for each dwelling
un i t located above the second s tory. The exit facilities
fro• s uch dwellina unit s s hall lead to a public thorouah -
f are, either directly or through a court or yard which
lead s directly to a public thorouahfare . -9fte -ef -tke -a~eve
re~•ire6 -aeans -ef ·e1ress-aay -lea4 -tkre•1k -anetker -4wellia1 -
¥nit -enly -if -preper -aeas¥res -are -taken -te -ins•re -tkat -
s aid -•eans -ef -e1ress -will -reaain -•n•~ tr•ete•·at -all ·tiaes .
Section 1 0.
1969
That Section 9 , Chap t er lZ, Title VII of he
.M.C. is h r by nded to r ad as follo s:
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r quir d, the o er of any rooa na hous hall b r spo
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wallpaper and cracked paint and shall be further respon-
sible to thoroughly clean all such walls and ceilings
before redecoration.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Sth day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
8th day of August, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
19th day of August, 1974,
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the 22nd day of August, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 C1ty Clerk -Treasurer
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I, Karl Nollenber, do hereby ce rtify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of the
Ordinance, passed on final readina and published by title
as Ordinance No. , Serie of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 31 , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., E TITLED
"CAREER SERVICE (EMPLO YE ES AND OFFICERS)", BY ADDING A NEW
CHAPTER 11 TO SAID TITLE, ESTABLISHING THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE
CADET TRAI ING PROGRAM ADOPTING STANDARDS FOR EMPLOYMENT,
AGE, RESIDENCY, MINIMUM EDUCATIO AL REQUIREMENTS, FUTURE
EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS, EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND WAGES,
AND PROVIDING FOR A REVIE W OF SAID PROGRAM ANNUALLY BY
THE CITY MANAGER WITH RECOMMENDATIO S TO THE CITY COUNCIL.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Th t Title , of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby
amended by dding a new Chapt r 11 to aid Title, said
Chapter to read s follow :
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ESTABLISHED
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Cadets must have: (a) completed a regular High
School Course; or (b) achieved a GED Test Score; or (c)
achieved a Grade Level Equivalency Test (GLET) of a passing score.
5-11-5 EXTENSION OF CADET SERVICE -ELIGIBILITY LIST
Cadets who shall have taken and achieved a
passing grade in any examination for Patrolman Fourth
Class, and whose name has been placed in the top three
(3) of said eligibility list, as established by the
Career Service Board, may have his employment extended
beyond the three (3) year training program as Cadet
for an additional six (6) month period, or so long as
the eligibility list shall remain in effect; provided,
however, that any further extensions granted to said
Cadets shall first be approved by the City Manager.
5-11-6
(a) After selec ion ach C det hall enroll
in the Arap hoe Community College and m intain mln1mum
of nine (9) quarter hour , three (3) quarters per year,
being the fall, winter and pring quarters.
(b) Each such Cadet mu t obt in an A sociate
Degre in Police Science within three (3) year .
(c)
gr de averag
do so will r
Progr m.
Cadet sh 11 ma int a in t le · t a 2. 0 overa 11
during co llege enrollm nt, nd failure to
ul in imm diat dismis al from the Cadet
S-11·7 CADET EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
Emplo ent b nefjt during their train in pro ram hall b a
( ) Ii alth, 1 if«!'. d nt 1 dt . bi 1 ity insur nee
(b) Sick 1 Ve, nd holiday to be prorat nu b r of hour or d.
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(d) Workmen's Compensation
(e) Injury leave
No pension benefits shall be granted to Cadet
Trainees.
5-11-8 WAGES
Wages for Cadets shall be set at three (3)
levels as follows:
(a) First Year $428
(b) Second Year $467
(c) Third Year $508
Effective January 1, 1975, wages for Cadet Trainees
shall be as follows:
(a) First Year $450
(b) Second Year $500
(c) Third Year $550
5 -1 1-9 ANNUAL REVIEW -RECOMMENDATIO
The City Manager, together with the Chief of
Police, nd others as the City Manager m y designate,
h 11 review the provisions of this Chapter relating
to C det Trainee ' hours of employment, wages, employ-
m n benefits and shall make hi recommend tions to th
Cit Council for appropriate amendment hereto.
Introduced, read in full nd pa
re ding on the Sth day of Augu t, 1974.
d on first
Publ1 hed a Bill for an Ordinance on the
th day of Auau t, 1974 .
R d by ltl nd p s d on in 1 roa 1na on th 19th day o Au u t, 1974.
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Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the day of August, 1974 . ___ , Series
ayor
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of th Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDI ANCE NO. ,3 / , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., ENTITLED
"CAREER SERVICE (EMPLOYEES AND OFFICERS)", BY ADDING A NEW
CHAPTER 11 TO SAID TITLE, ESTABLISHING THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE
CADET TRAINING PROGRAM ADOPTING STANDARDS FOR EMPLOYMENT,
AGE, RESIDENCY, MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, FUTURE
EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS, EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND WAGES,
AND PROVIDING FOR A REVIEW OF SAID PROGRAM ANNUALLY BY
THE CITY MANAGER WITH RECOMMENDATIO S TO THE CITY COUNCIL.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Title , of the 1 969 E.M.C., is hereby
amended by adding a new Chapter 11 to said Title, said
Chapter to read as follow :
CHAPTER 11
E GLEWOOD POLICE
CADET TRAINING PROGRAM
5-11-1
There is h r b
C det Tr ining Proar m
to be a i ned non-haz
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5-11-4 EDUCATION
Cadets must have: (a) completed a regular High
School Course; or (b) achieved a GED Test Score; or (c)
achieved a Grade Level Equivalency Test (GLET) of a
passing score.
5-11-5 EXTENSION OF CADET SERVICE -ELIGIBILITY LIST
Cadets who shall have taken and achieved a
passing grade in any examination for Patrolman Fourth
Class, and whose name has been placed in the top t hree
(3) of said eligibility list, as established by the
Career Service Board, may have his employment extended
beyond the three (3) year training program as a Cadet
for an additional six (6) month period, or so long as
the eligibility list shall remain in effect; provided,
however, that any further extensions granted to said
Cadets shall first be approved by the City Manager.
5-11-6 EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS DURING TRAINING
(a) After selection each Cadet shall enroll
in the Arapahoe Community College and maintain a minimum
of nine (9) quarter hours, three (3) quarters per year,
being the fall, winter and spring quarters.
(b) Each such Cadet mu t obtain an Associate
Degree in Police Science within three (3) years.
(c) Cadets shall maintain at le st a 2.0 overall
grade average during college enrollment, nd failure to
do o will result in immediate dismissal from the Cadet Pro r m.
5-11 -7
Employment b n fit availabl~ to Cad t s durin&
their tr inin pro ram hall be as follow
( ) H alth, lif , dent 1 nd lon ·tera di •
ilit in ur anc
{b) ic l~ ve, vacation l~ave nd holid ys
to be pror at ed, ba d on th nuaber of hours ork d.
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(d) Workmen's Compensation
(e) Injury leave
No pension benefits hall be granted to Cadet
Trainees.
5-11-8 WAGES
Wages for Cadets shall be set at three (3)
levels as follows:
(a) First Year $428
(b) Second Year $467
(c) Third Year $508
Effective January 1, 1975, wages for Cadet Trainees
shall be as follows:
(a) First Year $450
(b) Second Ye r $500
(c) Third Year $550
5 -11-9 ANNUAL REVIEW -RECOMME DATION
The City Manager, together with the Chief of
Police, and others as th City Manager m y designate,
shall review th provision of this Ch pter relating
to Cadet Trainee ' hours of mployment, w ges, employ-
m nt benefit and h 11 ma e hi recommendation to th
Cit Council for appropriate mendment hereto.
lntroduc d, r ad in full and passed on first
re ding on the 5th d y of Augu t, 1974.
Publ1shed a 8111 for an Ordinance on the
th day of Augu t, 1974.
Re d by titl nd p d on fin 1 r ad1n on th
19th day of ugu , 1974.
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Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the day of August, 1974. ~~~' Series
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, pa sed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF
COLORADO, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.
WHEREAS, it is to the mutual benefit of the
parties hereto, as well as the traveling public to effectuate
a smooth transfer of responsibilitie s from the Ci ty to th e
Division ; and
WHEREAS, said Agreement is entered into by the
Divi s ion under authority of Chapt e r 1 20-2 -6 and 1 20 -13 -44,
C.R .S. 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 e nac ted by the Ge ne ral
As sembl y of the State of Color a d o dur i ng th e 1 97 4 Ses si on
of th e Le gi s lature, provide s for th e trans fer of r es pon -
sibi lit y f or all traffic control dev i ce s on the Stat e High -
way Sy s tem, within Ci ties having a population in ex ces s of
fiv e thousand (5,000), from the variou s Cities to th e State
De pa rtm e nt of Hig hways eff e ctive Jul y 1, 19 74; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the partie s hereto
t o nt e r into a continuing Agreement co v ering in s tallat i on,
op e ration and maintenance of traffic c ontrol dev ic e s on
th e State Highway System.
NOW, TH EREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a s fo llow s:
Sec t ion 1 .
That t he City of Englewood, Colo r ado h 1 1 e nter
in t o an Ag r eement wi t h the St t Depart• nt of Hi&hw ay ,
Divi ion of Hi hways, St t e of Colorado, accord in to th
provi ion of th t cert i n wr tt n in trua nt c pt on d
"A ree• nt with City of En lewood for In tall tion nd
ainten nee of Tr ffic Control D ic ", h1ch i attached
her to, con i tin of fi e (5) type ritten p ae a nd i
h r by incorpor t d by r f r n h r in. S d i n t rua nt
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(a) The City will:
(1) As of July 1, 1974 under the general
direction of the Division, assume full respon-
sibility for the installation, operation and
maintenance of all traffic control devices as
defined in said Agreement.
(2) Bill the Division monthly according
to the rates set forth in said Agreement.
(3) Cooperate with the Division in bringing
the traffic control devices and markings into
conformanc e with the manual.
(4) Maintain both operational and cost
re co rds as the parties hereto may from time to
time agree upon as being necessary.
(b) The Division will:
(1) Through its District Engineer be
re s ponsible for monitoring said Agreement
for the Divi si on, all correspondence and
billings being addressed to him.
(2) Upon receipt of billing from the
City process for payment within sixty (60)
days.
Section 2.
Th Ci ty ouncil of the City of Englewood, Colorado
hereby authorizes the Mayor of the City of Englewood,
Color do to ub cribe hi n me to aid A reement on and
in b h lf of the City Council and the City of Englewood,
Color do nd the Director of Fin nee, ex officio City
Clerk -Tr urer tt t th
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 19th day of August, 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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STATE DEP/\RTl''l'' !' 01" llIG!t\·i/\YS
DIVISION OF HIGHWA Y'.; -S'I'AT E OF COLORADO
AGREEt'1ENT WITH CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD
FOR INSTALLATION /\N D t·\,\IN TF:lJ/\NC E OF
TRAFFI C CONTR OL DEVJCES
THIS AGRE EME NT, entered into this 1st d ay of
_ _,,,J..,.,u.:..ly.__ ____ , 19_.Et_, by and betwr<•n the STATE DEPAR'l'MENT OF
HIGHWAYS, DIVI SION OF HIGHWAY S ·-STi1TE OF COLORADO , herein;i ftcr
referred to as the "Divi sion," and the CIT" OF ENGLEWOOD
COLORADO, h ereinafter r eferred to as the "City."
WITN ESSETH: Th a t
WHEREAS, this agreement is e;:e cut J lly the Di vision u ndci.
authority of Ch apter 120 -2 -6 and 120 -13-44, CRS 1963, as ~mended
and by the City, purs uan t to an 3~plicabl c ordinance or re solu-
tion duly passed and adopted by the Ci y, marked Exhibit "A",
attached hereto and made a pa1 t herc o"; <1J 1.t
WHEREJ\.S, Senate Dill No. 8 n,c cd hy th Gene>r l /\ scnb ly
of the State of Colorado during the 1974 Session of th Legislature
provid s for the transf r of rc spun s ibl li ty for all traffic
control devices on the State lligh1,·L.1y Syr l L '1 , wilhin Ci tie s h avin<J
a p opula tion in e xcess of five thous;ind, from he various
Ci ti •s to th State Dcpartm n of Hiqhwilys e>ff c i v July l,
1974; and
WHEREAS, th Division dos n ot h av th n ces~ ry quil~c .t
and npow o physically sswn •le r ·~po nsibili is a hi s
tim and
WHEREAS, l to th mutu 1 b n•f1 o h 0
ns w 11 s h tr v e ling publi • 0 smoot l r
of r spon i.bili i s from th Ci y 0 h Oivi ... ion ; and
Wll .l\S , i h cl• si of h P p r i s h r 0 to n r
in 0 con inu in ovt>rinq in.• 11 tion, 0 ra i.o n
nd int. •nanc r tic con r o 1 d vi l' th } 9h•. y
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system as described in more detail on Ex hibit "B" (Signals)
and Exhibit "C" (Signs and Markings), attac hed hereto and made
a part hereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above and the mutual
covenants set forth hereinafter and the faithful performance
thereof, the Division and the City do hereby covenant and agre e
as follows:
A. The City will:
1. As of July 1, 1974, und er the general direction .
of the Division, assume full responsibility
for the installation, operation and main-
tenance of all traffic control devices as de-
fined in Exhibit "B" (Signals) and Exhibit
"C" (Signs and Markin g s). Said traffic con-
trol devices shall be maint.a.Lned in conform-
ance with the "M a nual on Uni fo rm Traffic
Control Devices" and the "Colorado Supple-
ment" thereto. ~hese two docum e nts are
hereinafter referred to collectively as the
"Manual."
2. Bill the Division monthly acco rding to
the rates set forth in Exhibit "B" (Signals)
and Exhibit "C" (S igns and Markings).
J. Cooperat with the Division in bringing the
traffic control devic s into confor nee
with the Manual by th following da es:
Sign• Dec mb r 31, 197
b. Sign l• D c mb r 31, 1976
1 rkinq "' r t o conform by r 31, 1972.
In signs, iqn l nd rking r
no in con or nc thi s City
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as the parties hereto may from time to time
agree upon as being necessary to determine
the adequacy of the control devicesr both
operationally and mechanically, to perform
their intended function. Said records shall
be available for review by the Division dur-
ing normal working hours.
5. On determination that new dev~ces are
warranted and needed, confer with the
Division as to how the desired changes are
to be accomplished.
6. Insure that in connection with the perform-
ance of the City's work under this agree-
ment, whether by or at its direction, in
compliance with the Governor's Executive
Order of July 6, 1972, tak e all affirmative
actions necessary and appropriate to im-
plement, not only the letter but also the
spirit of, the policy of equality of
opportunity as enunciated in the Constitution
and the laws of th State of Colorado and as
construed by th courts to pr vent discrimina-
tion because of race, creed, color, sex,
national origin or ncestry.
7. Hold the Division h r~less from any and all
d mag or claims r sulting u1r ctly or in-
dir c ly from ctions of th .i loy s or
th ir g nts.
Th Division will:
1. Through its D!1tric Engin r, 2000 South
Holly St., nv r, Color do 80222, b rs-
ponsibl for orin9 or
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billings should be addressed to him.
2. On receipt of billing from the City,
process bills for payment within 60
days.
c. The Division reserves the right to determine the
~ quality and adequacy of maintenance under this
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agreement. Any a~leged deficiencies will be
brought to the attention of the C~ty and a rea-
sonable time will be allowed for compliance. In
the event the City, for any reason, does not or
cannot comply, the Division reserves the right
to do the work or have the work done by others
and deduct the actual cost from the subsequent
payments to the City.
D. Financial obligations of the State payable after
the current fiscal year are contingent upon funds
for that purpose being appropriated, budgeted
and otherwise made available.
THIS AGREEMENT shall not be deemed vnlid until it shall
have been approved by the Controller of the State of Colorado,
or such assistant as he may designate.
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foregoing agreement to be executed the day and year first
above written.
ATTEST:
Chief clerk.
APPROVED:
ROBERT J. SCO'l'T
State Controller
ATTEST:
city Clerk By
STATE OF COLORADO
JOHN D. VA NDE RHOOF
GOVERNOR
STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
DIVISION OF' HIGHWAYS
By
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Execut ive Director
APPROV ED AS TO FORM:
JOHN P. MOOR E
Attorney General
By
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Mayor
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{V. ~ea Av e.) 26S .. " 2as
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285 .. .. .. 28S
265 .. .. " 28'
z:s C" " " 285
285 (Jcf £e r1on Av e.) 2GS
n s .. .. 285
215 .. .. 28 5
lti " .. 28 S
II (S. Fedl. Blvd.) 287
II (S. Pedl. 81-.rd.) 217
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LCCATICU COST/•:O.
Cc nttnnhl Ave . $34.00
Ce llevhv Ave . 84.00
Cb e n 4nao A°lt!. 84.00
'l\lftl Ave. 84.00
Quincy Ave. 84.00
Oxford Ava . 84.00
HA;i:i f h l d Ava . 84.00
Ke nyon Ave. 84.00
lb~pd c n Ave . (U.S. 285) 84.00
C.l rtc:ou th Ave. 84.00
Lo g:in St. 84.00
ln:a St. 84.00
t;1aroc St. 84.00
c.i le pa10 St • 84.00
Elati St • . 84.00
C:terokca St • 84.00
l!~nnoclt St • 84.00
Shcn:i1n St . 84.00
Logon St • 84.CO
Clul:11on St • 84.00
~ins St. e4.oo
TOTAL $ 176'•.00
W. Union Ave. 84.00
Mid-block Btvn. Stanford Dr. & Tufts Ave. 84.00
$1932.00
COST/YR.
$lOCa.oo
1008.00
1008.00
1008.00
1008.00
1003 .00
1003.C:l
10oa.oo
1008.00
10 '.JG .OO
1003.00
100$.00
1003 .00
' 1003.00
1008.00
1008.00
1003.00
1008 .00
lOGS.CO
1008.00
·1008.00
$21168.00
1008.00
1008.00
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R~ffc rty IJ'I . to Jefferson Ave .
(U.S. 28'.i)
;3son St. t o Downin~ St.
2.20 $125 .00
1.44 125 .0Q
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DIVISION OF HIGHWA YS -STAT E OF COLORADO
AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
FOR INSTALLATION AND M,\INTP.lJANCE OF
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVJCES
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this lat day of
_ _..,J,,.u""l,J..y _____ , 19_A, by and between the STATE DEPAR'l'MENT OF
HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS ·-S TATE OF' COLORADO , h ereinafter
referred to as the "Division," and the CIT" OF DGLEWOOD
COLORADO, hereinafter referred to as the "City ."
WITN ESSETH: That
WHEREAS, this agreement is 0 :·:P cutecl by the Division under
authority of Chapter 120-2-6 and 120-13-44, CRS 1963, as ~mended
and by the City, pursuan t to an .:i1 •pl icabl e ordinance or r esolu-
tion duly passed and adopt ~d by the City, ma rked Exhibit "A",
attached hereto and made a part h ereo"; a111
WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 cn,rtcd by the Gen~r a l Asscnbly
of the State of Colorado during th 1974 Session of the Legislature
provides for the transf r of r spo n s ibJl i y for all traffic
control devices on the State Highway Syst ~. within Ci tie s h aving
a p opul ation in excess of five thou sand , from he various
Citi •s to th State Department of Highways effective July 1,
1974; and
WHEREAS, th Division do s n ot hav th nec essary cquipmcn
and manpower to physically as um he re ponsibi liti s at thi s
tim ; a nd
WHEREAS, it is to th mut.u 1 b n fi of th p r i s lic•1, to
s w ll as h trav ling publi o f cctua moo th r
of r pongibili i s from th City to t h Divieion; and
WHEREAS, it i th d sir of h p rti s her to to nt r
in o con inuing gr m n cov rinq ins'all tion, o rat.ion
nd in n nc of r !fie con r o l d vi ~ n n th s Hi h•.: \Y
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System as described in more deta i l on Exhi bit "B" (Signals)
and Exhibit "C" (S igns and Markings), attached hereto and mad e
a part hereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above and the mutual
covenants set forth hereinafter and the faithful performance
thereof, the Division and the City do hereby covenant and agree
as follows:
A. The City will:
1. As of July 1, 1974, under the general direction •
of the Division, assume full responsibility
for the installation, operat ion and main-
tenance of all traffic control devices as de-
fined in Exhibit "B" (Signals) and Exhibit
"C" (Signs and Markings). Said traffic con-
trol devices shall b e mainta i ned in conform-
ance with the "Manual on Uniform Traffic
Control Devices" and the "Colorado Supple-
ment" thereto. ~hese two docum e nts are
hereinafter referred to collectively as the
"Manual."
2. Bill the Division monthly according to
the rates set forth in Exhib it "B" (Signals)
and Exhibit "C" (Signs and Markings).
3. Cooperate with th Division in bringing the
traffic control d vices into conformance
with the Manu 1 by the following dates:
a. Signs December 31, 1974
b. Signals D c mb r 31, 1976
~ rking w r to conform by cc mb r Jl, 1972.
In th vent signs, signals and l'l\arkings r
not in con ormanc t this im th Cl y
will urnish th Division ny p rtin nt d t
th y might hav r l tiv to m ting th a
obj c iv s.
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as the parties hereto may f rom time to time
agree upon as being n e c e s sa ry to determine
the adequacy of the control devicesr both
operationally and mechanically, to perform
their intended function. Said records shall
be available for revi e w by the Division dur-
ing normal working hours.
5. On determination that new d ev ~ces are
warranted and needed, conf e r wi th the
Oivision as to how the des ired ch a ng es ar c
to be accomplishe d.
6. Insure that in connection with the perform-
ance of the City's work unde r this agree-
ment, whether by or a t its directio n, in
compliance wi th th e Gov rnor '. Ex e culive
Order of July 6, 1972, t ake al l affirmative
actions nece s s ary and appropria te to im-
plement, not on ly t h letl r b u t al so the
spirit of, the policy of qua l i ty of
opportunity a s n unciated i n the Constitution
and the laws of th S t a t e of Colorado and a s
construe d by th cour t s t o
tion because of r c , e r d , c o lor, sex,
nationa l ori i n or a nc t r
7. Hold the Di v i ion h r~l ss from a ny and 1 1
d or cl ims r sul ing u1r c ly or in-
dir c ly ro c ion o r loy a or
h ir aq n a.
B. Th Divi ion will:
l. Through it O'str c nqin r, 2000 ou h
Holly • . , nv r, Co lor o 80222, r a-
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billings should be addressed to him.
2. On receipt of billing from the City,
process bills for payment within 60
days.
C. The Division reserves the right to determine the
quality and adequacy of maintenance under this
agreement. Any alleged defici e ncies will be
brought to the attention of the C\ty and a rea-
aonable time will be allowed for compliance. In
the event the City, for any reason, does not or
cannot comply, the Division reserves the right
to do the work or have th work done by others
and deduct the actual co
payments to the City.
D. Financial obligation o
the current fiscal y
for that purpose being
and otherwise made av 1 bl
from h subs quent
pay bl aft r
upon funds
a d, bud9 t d
THIS AGREEMENT shall vilid until it ahall
ha b en approved by the Contrell r o the State of Colorado,
or such aasistant as he may d signat •
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foregoing agreement to be executed the day and year first
above written.
ATTEST:
Chief Clerk.
APPROVED:
ROBERT J. SCOTT
State Controller
ATTEST:
City Clerk
By
STAT E OF COLORADO
JOHN D. VA NDERHOOF
GOVERNOR
STATE DEPARTME NT OF HIGHWAYS
DIVI SION OF HIGHWAYS
By
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CHAS. E. SHUMATE
Execut ive Director
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
JOHN P . MOOR E
Attorn e y General
By
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Mayor
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235 (W. lbl:'pdcn J.vc..) 265
us .. .. " 235
zas " " .. 285
285 II n " 285
255 " .. " 285
2~5 (" ti II 285
2as (Jcffcrsoa Ave.) 205
2&5 " II 285
285 " " 285
2t3 " II 285
88 (S. Fedl. Blvd.) 287
88 (S. Fedl. Blvd .) 287
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LCCATIOH COST/MO.
Ccntenni:ll Ave. $34.00-
llelleview Ave. 84.00
Chcn:ingo A·1 c. BLi.00
Tufts Ave. 84.00
Quincy Ave. 84.00
CXford Ave • 84.00
M:in::field Ave . 84.00
Ke nyon Ave. 84.00
ll3~pdcn Ave. (U.S. 285) 84.00
[)otr t ii:outh Ave. 84 .00
Log:in St. S4.00
In::a St. 84.00
l:u roc St. 84.00
C.1l1!pago St. 84.00
Elati St. 84.00
Cherokee St. 84.00
B~nnoclt St. 84.00
Shcm&n St . 84.00
Logon St . 84.CO
Clarl:s on St. 84 .00
D:JWning St. e4.oo
TOTAL $ 1761•.00 w. union Ave. 84.00
Mid-block Btwn. Stanford Or. & Tufts Ave. 84.00
$1932.00
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1008.00
1008.00
1008.00
1008.00
1003 .00
1003.C:J
1008.00
1008 .00
10 03.00
1008.00
1006.00
1003.00
, 1003.00
1008.00
1008.00
1003 .00
1008.00
lOGS.00
1008.00
·1008.00
$2116$.00
1008.00
1008.00
$23184.00
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(U.S . 285)
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A RESOLUTIO AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATIO WITH THE
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR FI ANCIAL ASSIST ANC E
UNDER THE FEDERAL DISASTER RELIEF ACT .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
CO U CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY,
CO LORADO, as follow s :
That Andy Mccown, Assist a nt City Manager, is
h re hy uthorized to execute for dnd in behalf of the
City of Engl wood, a public entit y established under
the la~s of he ta e o Colorado, hi s application
nd to fi le it in the appropriate State office for the
pur pose of obtaining certain Federal financial as is
tance und r the Disaster Relief ct (Public Law 606,
91 t Congre ).
l. 74.
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ADOPTED A D APPROVED thi 19 th day of Augus ,
Mayor
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~-' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
UNDER THE FEDERAL DISASTER RELIEF ACT,
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY,
COLORADO, as follows:
That Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager, is
hereby authorized to execute for and in behalf of the
City of Englewood, a public entity established under
the laws of the Stat e of Colorado, th is application
and to fi le it in the appropriate State office for the
purpose of obtaining certain Federal financial assis -
tance under the Disaster Relief Act (Public Law 606,
9lst Congress).
1974.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of August,
Ma yor
ATTEST:
urer
I, K rl Noll nber er, e officio City Clerk-
Tre urer of h City of nalewood, St te of Colorado,
h r by rtify that he bov i true, accurat , and
complet copy of Re olution No . ries of 1974 .
ex o er -rea ur r
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RESOLUTION NO. ____ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
UNDER THE FEDERAL DISASTER RELIEF ACT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY ,
COLORADO, as follows:
That Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager, is
hereby authorized to execute for and in behalf of the
City of Englewood, a public entity established under
the laws of the State of Colorado, this application
and to file it in the appropriate State office for the
purpose of obtaining certain Federal financial assis -
tance und r the Disaster Relief Act (Public Law 606,
9lst Congress).
1 97 4.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of August,
Mayor
ATTEST:
lClO ity
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Olll plet
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true,
City CleT -
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ccuTat , and
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RESOLUTION NO. ~L , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE
REASSESSMENT OF COST TO MS. JOYCE E. BARNETT,
RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19.
WHEREAS, Paving District No. 19 has been created
by Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1970, finally passed and
adopted on March 16, 1970, for the purpose of constructing
and installing street improvements therein; and
WHEREAS, on March 22, 1971 a hearing was held
on the assessment of costs against the property included
within the district, which assessments were later con -
firmed by an assessment ordinance passed by the City
Council; and
WHEREAS, prior to the hearing on assessments,
notice was mailed to the property owners to be assessed,
except that the noti ce to one of the property owners,
M . Joyce E. Barnett, 3991 South Pearl Street, was inad -
vertently sent to an incorrect address and was never
received by her; and
WHEREAS, an asse sment was levied against such
prop r y, which as e ment ubsequently was in default for
non-payment; and
WHEREAS, the City Co uncil has now determined that
th propert hould be r a e ed, and that notice be given
to th owner of the prop rt y concerning the reassessment
of cos t and th right to pay in ten equal annual install -
ments.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL 0 THE CITY OF
·NGLE WOO D, COLORADO:
l. Th t the following de er bed prop rty 1nclud d
within Pa ing Di r1 t o. 19 hould b r a ed, and an
ment in the ount of$ 0 .7 b ,a ses ga in t
u h prop rt .
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Property Owner:
Ms. Joyce E. Barnett
Address:
3991 South Pearl Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Description of Property to be reassessed:
Lots 25, 26, and 27, Block 3,
SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS,
Arapahoe County, Colorado
2. That prior to the consideration of an ord -
inance rea s essing such amount, the Director of Finance
is authorized and directed to mail a copy of this resolution
and notic e to the owner of the property, by first class
r giste red mail, with return receipt requested. Such
notice hall be mailed as soon as possible following
the pas ag of the resolu ion, and shall be mailed at
lea t fift en days prior to th date of hearing.
The City Council has determined that inasmuch
ther is onl one lot or tract of land to be reasses ed,
and that m iled notice shall be given to such property
owner, it is therefore not neces ary to publish the notice
of h ring on the rea se sment of property in the same
tim nd m nner s the origin 1 notice of hearing was
gi en.
Loun il
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of the hearing on the reassessment of cost, and no other
or additional notice need be given.
5. That if any one or more sections or parts
of this Resolution shall be adjudged unenforceable or
invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or in -
validate the remaining provisions of this Resolution,
it being the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable.
1974 . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of August,
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex-otr1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
ce rtify that the above and foreeo ng is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk -Tr a urer
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Works i:~o r.i1 Rick Rahm , Offic e En gineer
P.O. 19 ASSESSMEN7 (1970) JOYCE E . BA RNETT , 399 1 S . PEA RL , LOTS
SUUJ !:CT1 2 5 -27 , BLOCK 3 , S . BROAD\"IAY HEIGH'l'S
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The above-captioned property was assesRed for wor k d o ne o n
E . Nassau Avenue in Paving District #19 . It h as b een brough t
to our attention by ~rs. Barnett that she ne ver r e ceived th e
noti c e of assesament for t he work involv ed .
A review of our records i ndicates that we had an i ncorre c t
address. The original assessment was $807 .7 8 . The original
assessment notices for this District were sent out in March
of 1971. When Ar apahoe County didn't receive payment, they
forwarded the notice to ~lrs. Darn et t's mortgage company,
Ove rland Associated Mortgage Company, P.O. Box 7326 ,
Washington, D.C. 20044. The mortgage cnnipany made the
initial payMent of $80.78 on October 1, 1972. The notice
for the second installment, due January 1, 1973, was agai n
sent to the incorrect address and the County failed to for -
ward i l to th e mortgage company; consequently, the property
was up for tax sale D ccmber, 1973 . The mortgage c omp~ny
was notified of th e tax aale, and they redeemed the pro perty
on March 0, 1974, for the total amount of $883 .15.
Mrs. B nett con act d his office approximate ly o n e week
ago, cone rned th a her mor tg age com? ny, to recover t heir
mone y, has rais d h r monthly mortgage p y.nents from approxi -
m tely $95 to $2A2, which she is unable to pay. Mrs .
Barn tt in sists hct she never received any ~ssessment notice ,
nd al hough sh was aware that she would be assessed for
this work, h d asi:;wned that her monthly mortg<1ge payment
included escrow d money to cov r this assessment.
In s v ral conversations with Mrs. Barnet , she h s indi-
cated th sh 1.loes not objec to paying the ass asm nt
and f l. she could handl it i! it wer set up on th
t n-y r b ia . 3h would gr ly appr ci t our con id r-
n9 re-instating the origin l ~sessm nt.
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE
REASSESSMENT OF CO~T TO MS. JOYCE E. BARNETT,
RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19.
WHEREAS, Paving District No. 19 has been created
by Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1970, finally passed and
adopted on March 16, 1970, for the purpose of constructing
and installing street improvements therein; and
WHEREAS, on March ZZ , 1971 a hearing was held
on the as sessme nt of costs against the property included
within the district, which assessments were later con -
firmed by an assessment ordinance passed by the City
Co uncil; and
WHEREAS, prior to the hearing on assessments,
notice was mailed to the property owners to be assessed,
except that the notice to one of the property owners,
Ms. Joyce E. Barnett, 3991 South Pearl Street, was inad -
vertently sent to an incorrect addres s and was never
received by her; and
WHEREA S, an assessment was levied against such
property, which assessment subsequently was in default for non-payment; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has now determined that
the property should be reasses ed, and that notice be given
to the owner of the property conce rning the reassessment
of cost and the right to pay in ten equal annual install -ments.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
with
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such
1. That th following described property includ d
n Paving District No. 19 hould b reas essed, and an
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Ms. Joyce E. Barnett
Address:
3991 South Pearl Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Description of Prop e rty to be r eas sessed:
Lots 25, 26, and 27, Block 3,
SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS,
Arapahoe County, Colorado
2. That prior to the conside r ation of an ord -
inance reassessing such amount, th e Director of Finance
is authorized and directed to mail a copy of this resolution
and notice to the owner of the property, by first class
registered mail, with return receipt requested. Such
notice shall be mailed as soon as possible following
the passage of the resolution, and shall be mailed at
least fifteen days prior to the date of hearing.
The City Council has determined that inasmuch
as there is only one lot or tract of land to be reassessed,
and that mailed notice shall be given to such property
owner, it is therefore not necessary to publish the notice
of hearing on the rea ssessment of property in th e saae
time and manner a the original notice of hearing was giv n.
3. That on Mond y, September 16, 1974, th City
Council will he r nd con ider ny protest or obj ction
to the re. essment of cost, nd following such h aring,
the City Council will consid r bill for an ordinance
re sessing such prop rty, and providin~ for th collection
and nforcement of such as e s ent. Prior to the f n 1
pa ae of uch ordin nc , th City Council shall hold
public h aring on the ord nanc . Any complaint • y b
fil d in wr1 ing at or prior to th he r1n , or a y be
mad in p r on at h ti• of hearin ; ny uch coa laint
or obJ ction to th validit of he re es aen or the
pro din ken ther h 11 b d med w i d unl
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of the hearing on the reassessment of cos t, and no other
or additional notice need be given.
5. That if any one or more sections or parts
of this Resolution shall be adjudged unenforceable or
invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or in -
validate the remaining provisions of this Resolution,
it being the intention that the various provisions
hereof are severable.
1974.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of August,
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex-o£!1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk -
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series
of 1974.
ex off1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
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TO: Mayor and Honorable Members of the City Council
FROM: Andy Mccown, Assistant City Manager
DATE: August 14, 1974
SUBJECT: Agenda Packets
At the last Council meeting , Mayor Taylor brought up for discussion
the idea of having the agenda packets produced and d livered on
Thursday instead of Friday in order to give .ach of you an extra
day to familiarize yourselves with th material. The staff has
i.nvesti ated the possibilities of doing this and can fwd 110 major
objec ions.
For quick revi w purposes, the tentat1v agenda is now produced on
Wednesday and a department head staff m eting is held Thursday
morning to review the agenda. Then it is finalized that afternoon
and Friday morning and assembled for elivery Friday afternoon.
In ord r to deliver th agendas on Thursday , the whole proc ss
would sin\ply have to be mov d up one d y. Production would begin
Tuesday and the staff m ting would be held on Wednesday. In
checking with the d partment heads, th y could find no major r
sons not to move th staff m eting up this on day.
The only dr wbacks th st ff could find i that certain it
in particular Boards and Commission minut s , miqh be lay d
due to i bility to them out in l e. Also, on rare occasions,
certair ·taff r ports c que t l by Council a y no b prepared in
time and would therefore be d lay d anotli r two w eks. T is
sho ld ha~pen only very in fr IU n ly, how v r.
I Counc 1 l d sir , w shall start th n
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flllOllt Bruce D. Mend elson, Administrative Assistant
"'9llef1 CITY COUNCIL PRECINCT MEETINGS
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August 16, 1974
Attached is a copy of the scheduling for the City Council Precinct
Meet ings. All locat ions and dates are confirmed with the exception of
St. James Presbyterian Church scheduled on September 25. However,
we should receive confirmation on St. James by August 19 or 20, 1974.
I need direction on the publicity aspects of this schedule . Alternatives
include:
1. Newspaper publi cation.
2. Letters to local organizations .
3. Mailing to entire city .
I do not recommend the last alternative. Mailing costs run 6.1¢ per
piece and there are 10,000 plus households in Englewood . Thus, mailing
costs alone would be $600.00 not to montion pape~ envelopes, printing,
ov rtime for addressing, stuffing , etc . Also, the ti.me left in order
to ge a ma i ling out is prohibitive.
Furth r, on ly cha irs and tables hav been requested for th••• meetings.
No sound equipment has been solicited.
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2 . District II
Precinct 5
3. District III
Precinct 9
4. District IV
Precinct 1 3
5 . District I
Pr cinct 2
6. District II
Precinct 6
7 . District III
Precinct 10
8. District IV
Pr cinct 14
9 . Dis ric I
Pr cinct 3
10. D~s tri c t II
Precinct 7
11. O~s rict III
Precinc 11
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7 :00-9:00 P .M.
Scenic View School
2 323 West Baker St.
Washington School
3185 South Washington
Lowell School
3 784 South Logan
"St . James Pres. Church
3601 West Belleview Av e .
Bishop Elementary School
3100 South Elati Street
Charles Ha y School
3195 South Lafayette
1 Jones
AL Blessing
2 Brown
AL Taylor
3 Clayton
AL Sovern
4 Mann
AL Blessing
1 Jones
AL Taylo r
2 Brown
AL Sovern
Englewood School Admin. Bldg. 3 Clayton
4101 South Bannock AL Blessing
Sinclair Junior High School
300 West Chenango
City Hall -Community Room
34 00 South Elati Str t
Cons rvative Bapt. S i.nary
3401 SCU;h University
Englewood M th. Church
38 5 South Broadway
All Souls C tholic Church
4 950 South Logan
ox s
700 Welt
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nafield
Firs Unit d Pr s. Church
3500 S th Log a n
Clayt
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c rrelyn
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4 Mann
AL Taylor
1 Jones
AL Sovern
2 Brown
AL Blesaing
3 Clayton
AL Taylor
4 Ma nn
AL Sovern
l Jon
AL lllesa ng
2 Br
AL Taylo
3 Clayto
AL Sov rn
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September 4
Wednesday,
September 11
Wednesday,
September 18
W dnesday,
September 25
Wedn e sday
October 2
Wednesday
October 9
Wednesday
October 16
Wednesday
October 23
Wedn s day
October 30
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Nove.llber 6
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Nov r 13
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November 20
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MEMORANDUM
To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager
From: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: inar on Municipal Finance and Investment
Date: A s 1 , 1974
I hav enclos d a program outline for a seminar on New Dimensions in
cipal Finance and Investmen to be held in Atlanta, Georgia
er 19 and 20, 197 4. The program outline is one of the best
en and is very inclusive. Areas covered include: public
bu ti , major problem areas in financial management, cash management
echniqu s, riak man emen , municipal bonding, urban management systems, maMJ~eziiien y objectives, and measur en of retir ent t'und performance.
r feel hat th seminar i o f a sufficient level to warrant 1111 attendance.
Ther is curr ntly available $400 in my budget in the Travel and Conferenc
a. The to al cos of the trip ia around $600. The difference would
d p from other accoun 1 for his priority.
1 that s inar of a h h quality ar a uset'ul tool in UJlCr&din( or
llllll'lajiei:Derlt akilla . A seminar att nded on cash flow lllllnagement and
reaul ed in h d aign of an inv stment program for the City
of moat Hi v in Colorado. A seminar on ri k m&nagment has
r sulted in pr developaen in th field and aelr-Wure.nce o r
au s an ial parts of the City's inaurance proer with co1t aartnea.
Whil many of thea programe are held in state, • are not due to the
availability o f ll qualified people. Thie a•inar has a.ny persona I
hav h rd or before and ar coneid red v ry competen in th ir ar as.
Your co aide?'9tio or hia r ue1 uld ap ia
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City of Englewood
AUGUST 19, 1974
HONORABLE JAMES L . TAYLOR
MEMB~RS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL
3400 SOUTH ELATI STREET
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110
3400 S. Elatl Street
Englewood , Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761 -1140
RE: ASSOCIATE JUDGE APPOINTMENT
GENTLEMEN:
I SHOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT THE NAME OF J. LOUIS PARKINSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT
AS AN ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
THIS REQUEST IS NOT MADE IN ANTICIPATION OF USING AN
ASSOCIATE JUDGE MORE THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST .
YOURS VERY TRULY,
, a~1ti~ ~A HAYO • ;~~(.
JUDGE F MuNICIPAL COURT
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City of Englewood
AUGUST 19, 1974
HONO RABLE JAMES L. TAYLOR
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL
~400 SOUTH ELATI STREET
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80110
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Englewood , Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761-1140
RE: ASSOCIATE JUDGE APPOINTMENT
GENTLEMEN:
I SHOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT THE NAME OF J. LOUIS PARKINSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, FOR THE CONSIDERATION O~ APPOINTMENT
AS AN ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
THIS REQUEST IS NOT MADE IN ANT ICIP ATION OF USING AN
ASSOCIATE JUDGE MORE THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
BETWEEN THE ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY DISTRICT AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Arapahoe Regional Library District
being a statutory regional library district organized
and formed pursuant to Chapter 84, Colorado Revised
Statutes, 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood operates a
public library within its municipal boundaries, and
desires to cooperate with the District in providing
library service to District residents according to the
terms and conditions as set forth in said Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the parties have contracted previously
for a cooperative approach to provision of such library services.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood shall contract with
the Arapahoe Regional Library District according to the
provisions of the written instrument, captioned "Agree-
ment for Library Services", which is attached hereto,
consisting of two (2) pages, nd is hereby incorporated
by reference herein. Said instrument generally provides that:
(1) The District h 11 p y to the City in th
year 1975 $0.48 per itm circulated to County residents,
1 s ite s circul t d durin 1975 to City re id nt from th 0 trict' faciliti
{2) Term of s id A r
co ncina January 1, 1975 to 1975.
ment shall be th year
nd includina D cember 31,
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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 19th day of August, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
22nd day of August, 1974.
ATTEST:
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L C1t~lerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in
full, and passed on first reading on the 19th day of
August, 1974.
~Y C!erk-Treasur r
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, ST ATE OF
COLORADO, AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES.
WHEREAS, it is to the mutual benefit of the
parties hereto, as well as the traveling public to effectuate
a smooth transfer of responsibilitie s from the City to the
Division; and
WHEREAS, said Agreement is entered into by the
Division under authority of Chapte r 120 -2-6 and 120-13-44,
C.R.S. 1963, as amended; and
WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 8 enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Colorado during the 1974 Session
of the Legi lature, provides for the transfer of re pon-
sibil ity for all traffic control devices on the State High -
way System, within Cities having a population in exc of
five thousand (S,000), from the various Ci ties to the St-a te
Department of Highways eff c ti ve Julv I, 19 4; and
WHEREAS, it is th d ire of the parties hereto
to enter into a continuing Agreement cove ring installation,
operation and maintenanc of traffic control device on
the St te Highway Sys tem.
NOW, THEREFORE, B IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
0 THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, a follow :
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(a) TheCitywill:
(1) As of July 1, 1974 under the general
direction of the Division, assume full respon-
sibility for the installation, operation and
maintenance of all traffic control devices as
defined in said Agreement.
(2) Bill the Division monthly according
to the rates set forth in said Agreemen t .
(3) Cooperate with the Division in bringing
the traffic control devices and markings into
conformance with the manual.
(4) Maintain both operational and cost
records as the parties hereto may from time to
time agree upon as being nece ssary.
(b) The Division will :
(1 ) Through its District Engineer be
responsible for monitor ing said Agreement
for the Di ision, all correspondence and
billings b in addressed to him.
(2) Upon receipt of billing from the
City process for p yment ithin sixty (60)
da
Section 2.
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d 1n ful 1 and p ed on first
r din of Au u t • 19i4.
Pu 11 111 for n Ordin nee on h 22nd
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk -Trea s urer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
pa sse d on first reading on th e 19th d ay of August, 1974.
ex of ficio City Clerk -tr eas urer
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STATE DE Pl\RT t·'l .. 'f' 'JF llI GJ1V,J\YS
DIVISION OF HIGHWA YS -STl\TE OF CO LORADO
AGREE.i.'\1ENT WITH CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
FOR INSTALLATION l\NJJ MAINTEtll\NCE OF
TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this lat day of
_ ___.J"'u"'lJ..y _____ , 19 .J.!L• by and b etwc •n th e STATE DEPAR'l'MENT OF
HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAY S ·-STi1TE OF COLORADO , h ereina fter
referred to as the "Division," and the CIT" OF DGLEWOOD
COLORADO, hereinafter referred to as the "Ci ty."
WITNESSETH: That
WHEREAS, this agreement is r::Pcu t ed hy the Division under
authority of Chapter 120-2-6 and 120-13-44 , CRS 1963, as amended
and by the City, pursuant to an .:i1plicable ordinance or r esolu-
tion duly passed and adopted by the City, marked Exhibit "A",
attached h ereto and made a part her eo "; a11 i
WHEREJ\S , Senate Bill No. 8 nic cd y he GenPral Asscnbly
of the State of Color ado du ring th 1974 Session of the L egislature
provid s for the transf r of r sp·insibi 1 i y for all traffic
con trol devices on the State lliglw.:i y Sy s lm, within Cities hav in'
a population in e xcess of fiv thous .nd, from the various
Citic·s to th S a t e Department of Highways ffec ive July 1,
1974; and
Wllf'.REAS, th Division do not h .v, h n ce sary quip e ~
nd npow r o p h ysically ssum h r •rponsi il i i s a this
irn nd
Wlf AS, i is to th mutu 1 .c fJ. nf 8 h • 0
a w 11 a h tr v ling publi to r
i from th Ci y nd
Wll .AS, i h. th cl si of h r to to n r
in o c n .1.nu1n qr n ov r n 10
nd in •n nc of .r fie ~on r• d th i; H19 • y
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system as described in more detail on Exhibit "B" (Signals)
and Exhibit "C" (Signs and Markings), attached hereto and made
a part hereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above and the mutu al
covenants set forth hereinafter and the faithful performance
thereof, the Division and the City do hereby covenant and agree
as follows:
A. The City will:
l. As of July 1, 1974, under the ~eneral direction
o f the Division, assume full responsibility
for the installation, operation and main-
tenance of all traffic contr.ol devices as de-
fined in Exhibit "B" (Signals) and Exhibit
"C" (Signs and Markings). Sai d traffic con-
trol devices shall b e mainla~ned in conform-
ance with the "Manual on Uniform Traffic
Control Devices" and the "Colorado Supple-
ment" thereto. ~hese two documents are
hereinafter referred to collectively as the
"Manual."
2. Bill the Division monthly acco rding to
the rates set forth in Exhibit "B" (Signals)
nd F.xhibit "C" (S igns nd Markings).
3. Cooperat with th Division in bringing the
tr ffic control d vie s into confor nc
v ith the Manual by th ollowing dates:
Signs Dec mb r 31, 1974
b. Sign la Dec mber 31, 197
M rk.i.ngs w r to confor by r Jl, 1972.
In sign a, ai n ls and r>cin9 r
no in con or nc • hia Ci y
will urn sh h D vii on any p rt n n d
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4. Maintain both operational ~na cost records
as the parties hereto may from time to time
agree upon as being neces sa ry to determine
the adequacy of the contro l devicesr both
operationally and mechanically, to perform
their intended function. Said records shall
be available for review by the Division dur-
ing normal working hours.
S. On determination that new d ev ~ces are
warranted and needed, confer with the
Division as to how the desir ed changes are
to be accomplished.
6. Insure that in connection with the perform-
ance of the City's work under this agree-
ment, whether by or at its direction , in
compliance with the Governor'. Executive
Order of July 6, 1972, ta ke all affirmative
actions necessary a nd appropriate to im-
plement, not only the letter but also the
spirit of, the policy of eau~lity of
opportunity as enunciated i n the Constitution
and the laws of the State of Colorado and as
construed by th e courts to pr v•nt discrimina-
tion because of race , ere d, color, sex,
n tional origin or ancestr y.
7. Hold the Division harml ss from any and 11
d or cl im r sulting uir c ly or in-
d r c ly rorn c lon 0 h i r loy or
h ir ag n a.
Th 01v sion will:
1. T ou9h its D's ric En91n r, 2000 OU h
Holly ~ .. nv r , Color d 80222 , r ·-
or ni oring hi con rac for
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the Division. All corres ponde nce and
billings should be addressed to him.
2. On receipt of billing from the City,
process bills for payment within 60
days.
c. The Division reserves the right to determine the
quality and adequacy of maintenance under this
agreement. Any alleged defici e ncies will be
brought to the attention of the C~ty and a rea-
sonable time will be allowed for compliance. In
the event the City, for any reason, does not or
cannot comply, the Division reserves the right
to do the work or have the work done by others
and deduct the actual cost from the subsequent
payments to the City.
D. Financial obligation s of the S ta te payable after
the current fiscal year are contingent upon fun ds
for that purpose being appropriated, budgeted
and otherwi se made available.
THIS AGREEMENT shall not be deemed v~lid until it shall
have been approved by the Controller of the State of Colorado,
or such assistant as he may designate.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused the
foregoing agreement to be executed the day and year first
above written.
ATTEST:
Chief Clerk.
APPROVED:
ROBERT J. SCOTT
State Controller
ATTEST:
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STATE OF COLORADO
JOHN D. VA ND ERHOOF
GOVERNOR
STATE DEPAHTHENT OF HIGHWAYS
DIVI SION OE' HIGHWAYS
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Execut ive Director
APPROVE D AS TO FORM:
JOHN P . MOORE
Attorney General
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
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II (S. Fedl. Blvd.) 217
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LCCATIOU COS1'h:O.
Cc nttnni3.l Ave. $34.00-
liellevicw Ave. 84.00
Chenango A·1e • Bll .00
?\lftl Ave • 84.00
Quincy Ave. 84.00
CXCord Ave • 84.00
Mao::field Avo • 84.00
ltanyon Ave • 84.00
lbll\p<ICn Ave. (U. s . 285) 84.00
car t G:outh Ave. 84.00
Log:in St. S4.00
ln:a St. 84.00
t:uron St. S4 .00
C.tlcpa&:o St. 84.00
Elati St. 84.00
C"narokce St. . 84.00
B.tnnock St. 84.00
Shctn:ian St . 84.00
t.ocon St. 84.00
Cler~aon St. 84.00
~lns St. e4.oo
TOTAL $ 1761+.00
w. Union Ave. 84.00
Mid-block Btvn. Stanford Dr. & Tufts Ave. 84.00
$1932.00
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1006.00
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125 .0 ~ ~.500.00 2,160 .00
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