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Home My WebLink About1974-12-17 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet....... • 0 - CITY COUNCI MEETING -Regular Deceaber 17, 1974 - I • 0 ' ( ( • • 0 • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENG LEWOOD CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 17, 1974 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.H. Call to order, invocation by Dr. Helen v. Walker, Esoteric Truth Center, 130 East Girard Avenue, pledge of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and roll call. " 2. Minutes. Minutes of the regular meeting of December 2, 1974. (Copies enclosed.) Visitors. "' (b) Mr. Grady Franklin Maples and Mr. Ken Mausolf, representing th Centennial-Bi-Centennial Committee, will be present to request funds for the Englewood Project. (Copies enclosed.) Mr. Don Ang 11, Food Machinery and Ch-ica l Corporation, will be present to discuss the bids for the Bi-City Waste water Treatment Plant. (c) Mr. Don M dsker, Attorn y at Law, representing th Ori ntal Ma ssag Parl or , 4171 South Broad- w y, will be present to ask Council to repeal a secti of th Ci y ordinAnce . ( ) Oth r Vis ton. 3. Publ1c H ring. a) • in th liquor froe Direc or l r•din • • I - ' • • ( • • • page 2 December 17 Agenda '-.,._/3. Public Hearing (Continued) • .._./(b) To consider the application for a new liquor license for GEM Liquors, 5450 South Broadway. (Copies enclosed.) Communications -No Action Recommended. V Ca) J <bl J <cl Minutes of the Planning and Zoning C011111ission meeting of November 19, 1974. (Copies enclosed.) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of Decem- ber 3, 1974. (Copies enclosed.) Report f rOll\ the Mayor Pro Tern Vernon Mann and Andy McCown, City Manager, regarding their trip to Houston, Texas on December 1 through December 5, 1974 at the National League of Cities Conference. (Copies enclosed.) Financial Report for the month of November, 1974. (Copies enclosed.) 5. C0111111unications -Action Recommended • ./(a) Minutes of the Board of C&reer Service Ccmmi•- sioners 111eeting of November 21, 1974 with the following recommendations: J (i) the Ri8k Manager position be included in the City job cl&Hific&tion at a Grade 91 and J (ii) action cone rning Nl&ry ccapenaation diffarenc • betw en military and jury duty leave. (Copi•• anclo• d.) J (b) JleCODMndation from the Water a nd Sawer Board re rd nq th Water Di•tri.butor8 Agra..ent with •-A-Mat, o. s. 285 and South Bryant Streat. (Copi•• a.ncl08ad,) (c) Memoran troa th Director of Public Worka concerning traffic o~ration• within the City. (Copia• ancl08ad.) ,. - • • - ' • • • 0 I• • page 3 December 1 7 Agenda s. Colll!lunications -.Action Recommended (Continued) • ./ (d) ._/(e) J("f) Memorandum from the Director of Fina.nee and the Purchasing Agent concerning the awarding of bids for fencing along the South Storm Drainage Basin. (Copies enclosed.) Memorandum from the Director of Finance, Pur- chasing Agent, and the Director of Parks and Recreation concerning the awarding of bids for the replacement of trees for Enqlewood parks in 1975. (Copiea encloaed .) Application for a 3.2 beer license renewal for Shakey's, 3281 South Santa Fe Drive. (Council Action Request form encloaed.) Application for a 3.2 beer license renewal for Seven-Eleven Store, 4400 South Broadway Street. (Council Action Request form encloaed.) Application for a 3.2 beer license renewal for King Soopere, 550 South Federal Blvd. (Council Action Requeat form enclosed.) 6. City Attorney. (a) v' (b) J (c) Bill for an Ordinance relating to the City'a investment policy. (Copiea encloaed.) Bill for an Ordinance relating to police and fire penaion funda. (Copiea encloaed.) Bill for an ordinance increiaainq the liquor occupational fee for operator'• aellinq 3.2 beer for conalllll()tion on the preaiaea. (Copiea encloaed.) Attorney'• Choic • 7. City Man&99r, (a) Reaolution deaiqnatin9 the aalariea for ...t>era in the City Attorney'• Office, Municipal Court JUd9e, Aaaociate Municipal Court Judge, and th City Manager. (Copiea encloaed.) (b) Manager' a Choice • • • - ' • • • 0 • page 4 Decelllber 17 Agenda 8. General Discussion. (~) Mayor's Oloice. (b) Council Member's Choice. 9. Adjournment. {~Jy ~·//-l(--Y'\_ AND/"MC CCMN City Manager AM/BC ,,. - • h • • , - ' - ;· • • • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORD IN AN CE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-4 1 -1 -5 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa- tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex - cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been classified as follow For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800 .00 For All Class "B" Operators the um of $40 0.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the um of $500.00 For All Clas "f•• Operator the um of $400.0 0 PAYME 'T OF FEE ( ) Such sh 11 b due and payable to th Dire tor of Fin nee follow : 1. ·or al 1 Clas "A", "B", "C", ''D", opera t ors , J nuar 1 e ch year, b delinque nt Febru ry 1 o th •• 2. For th d qu n r on lln · JI'- . • • - ' - in th d y of • th d of 19 7 • D • • I• • (b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall issue a receipt showing the name of the per - son paying the same, the annual period for which the fee is paid, and the location of the place of business, which receipt shall at all times during said year be kept posted in a conspicuous place on said premises. (c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee shall be prorated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of bus - iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIREC- TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of the delin- quency until paid or collec ted at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- nd day of December, 1974. Publi h d a a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth ce ber, 19 4. p s d on final r adina on th Publ1 h d by titl a Ord in nc o. • Seri , on th 19 h d y of D cea ?'• 1974. yor I' ~ ~ • • I ....... ' ...... • • • 0 M • 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, passed on final reading and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 1974 . ~- • • • I - .... • • • • 0 t• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDI ANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORD! ANCE AMENDING SECTIO 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-4 13-1-5 AMOU T OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa- tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex- cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as aid occupation has been classified as follows: For All Class "A" Operators the um of s 00.00 PA ( ) For All Class "B" Operators the SU of $400.00 For All Clas "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the SUJll of $500.00 For 11 Clas "E" Oper tor the u of $500.00 For All Cl ''F" Op rator the SU of $400.0 0 ENT OF FEE 1. For 11 Clas du and paya l to th a fol low : oper tor , Janu ry I each ye be delinquent Fehru ry 1 of 2. or 11 cl "F" op rator , ach · th d t of l uanc , and h 11 b qu nt thirty (30) d ther af r . 11 ar. ,. - • • ' • • • t• • (b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall issue a receipt showing the name of the per- son paying the same, the annual period for which the fee is paid, and the location of the place of business, which receipt shall at all times during said year be kept posted in a conspicuous place on said premises. (c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fe e shall be prorated for the remaining port i on of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such prorat ion shall be made, and no r e fund shall be mad e to any person who discontinues said bu si n ess during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of bus - iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIREC - TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10 ) days thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of the delin - quenc y until paid or collected at the rate o f 1 \ per month. Intro du c ed, r e ad in full and pa s sed on f irs t read - i n g th e 2nd d y of Dec emb e r, 1 97 4 . Publ i h e d as a Bi l l fo r a n Or dinanc e on the Sth d y of December, 19 4. Read b title nd p sed on final r eadina on the th d y of D c mber, 1974. Publi hed b itl as Ordin nc o. of 19 4, on th 19th day of D ce ber, 19 4. yor ri • • ' • • . ' • 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, passed on final reading and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 1974. • . • • ' • • • • 0 , . • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORD IN AN CE NO. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-4 13-1-5 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa- tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex- cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been classified as follows: For All Class "A" For All Class "B'' For All Class "C" For All Class "D" For All Class "E" For All Class "F" PAYMENT OF FEE (a) Suc h fee hall Di rector of Fin 1. Operators the sum of $ 00.00 Operators the um of $400.00 Operators the sum of $500.00 Oper tor the sum of $500 .00 Oper tors the sum of $500.00 Operators the sum of $400.00 b due and p y bl t o th nc s follow : ,, .. _"B",'' .. , .. D", ry 1 ch y r, bruary 1 of th r. 2. ·or 11 cl a .. "F" op rat ors, th d t of i uan , qu nt thirt (30) dav r on lin · •. • • ' ' • • • • • • • (b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall issue a receipt showing the name of the per - son paying the same, the annual period for which the fee is paid, and the location of the place of business, which receipt shall at all times during said year be kept posted in a conspicuous place on said premises. (c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIV E SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fe e shall be prorated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be mad e , a nd no r e fund s hal l be mad e to an y person who di sc ont i nu es s a i d busi n ess during the year. All prorated f ees here in provi d ed, sh a l l b e due and payable upon the beg i nning of bus - iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTI CE BY THE DIRE C- TOR, and shall be delinquent t e n (10 ) days thereafter . Int e rest shall ac c rue on all delinquent fee s from the date o f the d e lin · qu e ncy until paid or c olle c t ed at the r a te of 1 \ p e r month. Introd uced, r ead i n f ull and pa ssed on f i r s t r e ad - i n g th e Znd day of Decemb e r , 197 4 . Publis h ed as a Bill fo r n Ordin a nce on th e St h day of December, 1974. Re d by title and p ssed on final readine on the 17th d y of D c mber, 19 4 . Published by ti l a Ordinanc o. of 1974, on the 19th d y of December, 1974. M yor ___ , Serie •, • ' ....... ' • • • • • 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, passed on final reading and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 1974 . • • • , • • . • I• • . ' ... I • p_, r ROLL CALL I Mo d s ve econ ed e Nay 1 A bsta n Ab sent Jones " sovern ,._ MllIUl v.. )I' 1uessuuz 1'. m-own )< Clavton II. MaYOr Tavlor 'X I\<>-, ( ,," • • • • I ,. .. • • -. • • ' " '. \ ~ ROLL CALL ) ( ... ) Moved Secon~ed Aye Na y Abstain Absent lor I\ . " '.)1•;:,. -r '°''° 2"" I ,. \ ... , . •I... t. .., ' • • • • • - ' • • , . .., ,,_.., c ~·>( • Moved Seconded J' . ("' • t " .• t i I ., ( " ) • • - ROU. CALL Nay lor c J Q, r ' 0'< '1!' .. ~ ' '(f ..... ·1 ~ •• o, r,.,_.( -~,c...:.. t ~ • (> • ,. r " -t. ' .o ' l .., ~ tC tC. , ... . "' - • . I • Abstain Absent ~~ ~ ,c.,..,,, .,,, .... " '°')'".,.,. L\ . \"' . 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( • • • - ROLL CALL Jones ~vern Mllilil Bless1= Hr own Clavton Maver Tavlor ' I .. ,.. , ~ 1 ' '. c le • c. c r Aye Nay -+ c " ,., ,J) ,._ ~" J . ~ c c Q, L 9 t • •. .. Abstain Absent "' t..' ( ~ r A -.l J C.0--' .\.).> _) c • (J • ., '(' , c!) ') ~-"<>- ' -\ '-" . ~ ,~ ~· I' . 0 .... f' ·~ c r< c.... , ~ ~ \l ""' • • • ,, ~ -• . • I• • ' ? ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones /' sovern { MaJUl \ 1:1.lessl.IlR: \ >< 1:1rown \ x Clavton ' Mavor Tavlor / r 1- I" c;... c • • • • I' - -. • t• • ' 1-.... ROLL CALL M:>ved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones sovern MllIUl tlleSSl.Illi!: x m-own '"" Clavton Mavor Tavlor -'v (J . r '"°'' .. ? < o . j) -t .. r ...... I ( - • • • • • , I • • . • • ... . ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / :>overn I Mllilil I '( Bless:uur \ J< nrown '\ Clavton \ .M.avor Tavlor J • • t • - ' - • • Moved x ' l• SeconQed .. • • • ROLL CALL Nay Abstain Ab sent c'' Q. ... ,., { " • l v • • • p. ~ , • • ·, • .. 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ROLL CALL Mo ved Seconljed Aye Nav Abstain Absent Jones sovern lllAnn B.lessi= :srown Clavton · Mll.VOr Tavlor I > . ,.~(.... • • • I • • • • ROLL CALL Moved SeconQed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / '<: sovern I Mll.lll1 I v Blessinll ' m-own \ Clavton " MB.vo r Tavlor \ I • • I • - ' Moved Secon4ed ' • Jones sovern Mann Blessin11 in-own Clavton ROLL CALL r~ 2. Aye r.1a.vor Tavlor • II - • • .. • ... Nay Abstain Absent • • 0 , • "' -- • • ' ROLL CALL M::>ved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones ,,.,..-- ,.. o:>overn \ ~ " tHeSS1Iu!' \ Dl"OWil I )<. Clavton I .... vor "'•"lor / • • • I - ' Moved Seconded x ><; 9c..) D "b 0 c.J) '"' ' • • • 0 • ROLL CALL \::. ,,.. t& \/I /'71.o Aye Nay Jones ,,,,,.- '>OVern I Mann I 1:uess1n£ \. 1:1rown \ Cla-nn I -..vor Tavlor / -:;;o ' < '(> ' '> t,. . & ... -(' ,, ~ l> '>':> ... -o~~--cC I • . . Abstain Absent A.JI-'- ,, ,..,.,.Q., . . • , • • • • • t• • .. ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t Jones r- sovern '< '( ~ >(" Bl.essl.rul >( m-own x y Cl&Yt<>n <. Mavor Tavlor .x • -• - ' ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones .x: / sovern ')C Mann .,.._ >( BleSSl.IlSZ x Brown ')( Clavton ><. Mavor Tavlor )<. • , ,,,_ • • -. • t~ . • ' ' - ROLL CALL Moved Second d e Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / :5< vern lJi ....... I )< J:1 essl!ig -><: mown \ Clavton I IMS.YOr Tavlor .I - • ,Q..... v .. 2 'I. - 5 ( ) • • • t • ,,,_ • -• 0 t• • ' ROLL CALL \J ~ "-'· 0: ,~ J Moved Secon~ed Aye Na y Abstain Absent ;<.. Jones / sovern ) Mann 'f. A tlless~ / l:ll"OWll { Clavton \ Mll_VOr Tavlor ./ (.'\ " ,, . -"y-.... c.r:::t -" __. c ' ... " I \., t' r ~ °' ~ ( ~ + (.9 .) ~ 'r -., "' . l • ... f c G ( \ • • • • • , "' -• • - ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Na y Abstain Absent Jones / :50vern / "\ l\llllIIJl ( Bless1rur " DI"OW?l \ )\ Clavton J 111&.vor Tavlor - " ) -· • • , • • • • • ROLL CALL 5-P) GU( 1. Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / >( Sovern I MllJU1 \. )( BleBSllllZ \ m-own / Clavton ')(, lll!Lvor Tavlor c.. • • , • • -• I • • ROLL CALL ~) Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / \ sovern Mann I x 1uessl.Il2 m-own \. Clavt on l J118..VOr Tavlor I • • ' • • • . • - .. ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t Jones / sovern I '\ .. l\lailil { ,,,. Bless1n2 I Brown \ Clayton \ MB.vor Tavlor l I • • • • I ,,,_ • • • . . ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent ' Jones / ' oovern I lllllilll I Blessirur I arown \ Clavton ' 1111.vor Tavlor 1 • • I • "' -• -•. • • . . ' ROIJ.. CALL l ,., c.) Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones x sovern 1' " M8Illl " • .tueasl.IU1: "' m-own y Clavton K naayo r Tavlor " L . l • • • • ' • -• - ROLL CALL \ Moved Secon4ed Nay Abstain Ab sent lor • • • " --• t• . - ' ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Nay Abstain Absent lor • • • • ;-• • . - 0 ,. - ' ROLL CALL ~. c T Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t Jones / ~ sovern I M8Ilil I x: J:UessinlZ \ .csrown \ Clavton I MB..vor Tavlor / I,. • • • • • • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconc~ed Aye Na y Abstain Absent Jones I sovern I Mann I ~ l:Uessin2 I x DrOWYI \ Clavton \ Wl.Yor Tavlor \ / • • , • • " - -• . 0 t~ • ' ? ROLL CALL ,/ Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / "' Sovern I Mann I x l:ll.essl.ng \ m-own \ Clavton \ Maver Tavlor J ro .. • • • • 1) ~ <.... Moved Secon4ed ;x ')( ROLL CALL Aye Jones ..--- i>OVern I MliI1Il I BlessllU? J:lrOWil Clavton J Ma.vor Tavlor / I ? • • I• - Nay Abstain Absen t • • • 0 - COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO December 17, 1974 ,. REGULAR MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on December 17, 1974, at 7:30 P .M. Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown . The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor. The Mayor asked for a roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Council Me bers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Clay on, Taylor. A sent: None The Jayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Mccown Ci y At orney Berardini Direc or of Finance Nollenberger Dir ctor of Utilities Carroll Chief of Police Clasby ayer Taylor co~mented tha this was an adjourned ee in fro he previous evenin in which a quorum had no been p rese A M TIO 1974 . u COU CI ULA 70 on t A1 •: Co un 1 1 'em e r a Blea•i , Cl a y o , Tay lo r. •1•: o n A a n 0 • T e yo r d l ar d t • mo ti o n c arri ed . * COU CILMA B OW REG ULAR !TI G OF !C re •ul e d •• f ol l o w•: , So v r n, Wan n , Br o w , 2 , • • - ' • • • • 2 Mr. Ken Mausolf, representing the Centennial-Bi- centennial Committee, was present to request funds for the Englewood Project. Mr. Mausolf requested $2,500 for seed money for the Bi-Centennial Committee stating that it would be used to get the projects off the ground and into the planning stage for the 1976 celebration. Mayor Taylor stated that this was an overall project with people from all walks of life in the City inv olv ed. Councilman Mann stated that although he supper ed the overall project, he was cautious on the $2,500 . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROPRIATE $1,500 AS SEED MONEY TO THE BI-CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE OUT OF 1975 F UNDS . Upon the call of the roll, he vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Blessin , Clay on, Taylor. Nays: None Ab sen None The Mayor declared the motion carried. (F c), wa Trea men • • * r.Do An ell, Food Machinery and Chemical Corpora ion presen o discuss the bids for th Bi-Ci y Was e Water Plan . • • - ' • • • 0 (• - .... 3 Councilman Sovern stated that the consulting engineers faced the problem of having many individuals come to t hem to sel l their product. He felt that if the Council switched to FMC as the low bidder, that Ai r Products would assert t he same on t he other side,•~ hey no longer were the low bidder. He fel t t hat this was a technical decision and the Council was a policy -making body which could not assess that particular technical decision. He felt that the Council had to rely on its t e chnical exper t s t o advise them. Mr . Carl Hen d r ickson o f the firm of He nningson, Du r ham and Richardson app ear ed befo r e Council . He st a ted that HDR was curr ently cons i de r ing the inform a tion p r es e nted by FMC and would be answe r ing the protest and giving their judgemen t to the Council in the near futu r e. Mr . Mike Cher outes o f the firm o f Dawson, Naugle & Howard, Attorneys at Law, stated tha t he had looked at the EPA regulations on this matte r and felt that the Environmental Pr ot ection Agency wanted a technical decision from t he Council. ·~ '> "'tl"I> Co uncilman Sover n reaffirme d~that the Co u n ci l would need to re ly on t he ax1arti•a x •f techni c a l exper t ise o f their consulting e n gineer s . Mr. Ra y Por t er, Manager o f t he envir on ~en t a l e qu ipment division of FM C , appeared before Council. He s t a t ed tha he would assume, based up o n the bids, tha t all the bidders were re s p o nsib l e bidde r s. He fel t t hat the Co un c i l sho u l d be lo ok in a a finan c ia l evalu a t i o n o f the p ro c ess whi c h was wi t hin their c apabili t ies. May o r Taylor s ta ted t ha t t h e presenta t i on would e aken i nto cons id e ra ion whe n th e co n sul i n g e n ineer s ma d e th eir r ecom - mend a i on . * * * Ma yo r Taylo r pr esen d a p r ocl a at i on i n f a v o r o f fami ly en ertainment a nd he 50 h annive r sa r y o f Wal Di sney produc s to 'r. Bob Ave r y of the Cinder ella Cine a . • r. Don edsker, r a A t e Ori al Massage Parlo r , 4171 So. Br oadway, was pre1en Council to repeal a section of the Ci y la w . 1 representing rs. un Boyte or h Ori ntal aasa . ') the Council o consider the r p al of 9-7-9 of unicipal Code which 1 a es tha 1 is unla wful on the opposi 1 se x. He stated ha Ur e. Boy e was ra by he City on Nove e r 11th and ave h r ack round. Mrs. Boyte could not p r ofita ly r un her sine11 under of Section 9-7-9. She was, a hie ime, askin1 ror tha section . • nae • • ' • • • 0 • 4 Councilman Brown inquired as to whether Mrs. Boyte was the only one involved in the business. Mrs. Boyte replied in the affirma ive stating that she had let two employees go due to the particular provision in the law . Councilman Brown stated that this was the first time tha the Council had had to face this particular item in the six years tha he had been on the Council . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A OTION TO REFER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR LEGAL STUDY THE PROVISIONS OF THE HEALTH OPERATORS ORDINANCE AND TO REPORT BACK TO THE COUNCIL . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absen : None The ~yor declared the motion carried. * * * * * COUNCILMAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A PROPOSED INCREASE IN THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIO AL TAX. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Nays: None Absen tone T e ayor declared he mo ion carried and the public hearin open. ayer Taylor s ated that this was an adminis ra ive h~arin and inquired as o whether here was a spok sman for hose p erso s in h audie ce oppos d o he incresse. 7 ey r pli d in affir • ive . Dir ctor of Financ lollenber er gave a preaen a io ~o erninr inf o r ation availa le on oth r oc upa ional axes e S a e and police reports on police calls due o liquor probl s. ~20 So. Broadway , co-owner aai at Dru Fair, ill xl•xxlaaaJ eta ed t a h r lt he Council ne ded of occupa ional tax whe I ia rue in he liquor o o e lar r r a1lers and qui e adly. e1pecially in a • • ........ ' • • - 5 Mr. Patrick Price, Manager of the Elk's Club, appeared before Council. He inquired as to what formula was used to derive the new liquor tax levels. City Manager Mccown stated that it was a comparative method to other cities. Mr. Maurice Solomon, owner of the Bar Harbor on South Broadway, appeared before Council. He inquired as to how the costs of maintaining the liquor establishments to the City was ascertained. Director of Finance Nollenberger stated that it was not possible to put exact dollar figures on the indirect costs and no attempt had been made. Chief of Police Clasby stated that package liquor stores and clubs are the least uses for the police services on their premises. He felt that the City had had good cooperation with all the establishments in the City. Councilman Blessing stated that he felt the Council should be raising the taxes if they had not been raised in eleven years. He felt that the Council needed to consider the police reports in this regard. Councilman Uann stated that he questioned whether we should raise the taxes too high just because they are higher or lower in other cities. Councilman Sove rn stated that the sales tax derived from alcoholic sales should support the eneral needs and no he special needs of the businesses. Last year the State of Colorado ~de drunkenness a medical problem rather than a le al problem:as a result o-f rehabilitation pro ra nee to be begun in he area to combat alcoholism. He s ated that he would like to see an increase in liquor occupational fees and have he inco e ear arked for rehabili ation. Councilman Clayton s ated that he could s e some Jua i- fication for increase, perhaps not aa 1 aa was o ri inally ropoaed. He did no f el that the City should opera e h f o r reha - ilitatio hemselves, but perhaps could contribu on Councilman Sovern s a d that if the City •he reha ili a ion pro ram and earmark eom money, prop re as woul be ade on that ite • 1r. ohn cCaffery, Leanin To wer of Pt efor ouncil. He 1tat d tha he Coun 1! n ed het sale• a1 also came out of he receip a or H s a a e t for r. Ar Hi (in , Supreme Liquori, appear d d a axin h bu1inesse1 ou of s •1 it1 e r o lem only worse y maki h individual• ir liquor. o p ah 80 for Co ncil. •in •• would o elaewhere • • • • 0 - 6 Mr. Maurice Solomon of Bar Harbor again appeared before Council. P.e stated that the liquor owners had had to absorb the additional one cent sales tax when it was increased in 1970. A general discussion of elements ensued. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON 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, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed. Councilman Brown inquired as to whether the dollar amounts on the ordinance could still be changed. City Attorney Berardini replied in the affirmative. Councilman Brown stated that many accidents and deaths in the United States were the result of alcohol directly and in- directly. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO TABLE THE ORDINANCE. The motion died for the lack of a second. Councilman Blessing inquired as to whether the o rdinance would have to be passed this evening. City Attorney Berardini s ated tha i would not, that th e allocation of cos method included i the ordinance could take effect at any time . Counc ilman Sovern sug ested tha the Council be in con acts on the rehabilitation pro ram prior to the time of passing of he o rdinance. COUNCILUAN BLESSING OVED A 0 COU NCILMA BROWN SECONDED A O~IO N 0 TABLE THE ORDINANCE U TIL THE NEXT MEETING FOR CONTACT Y TH CITY TO THE COUNTY OR OTHER APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS CONCERNING REHABILITATION PROGRA S. Upon he call of h roll, he vo e reaul ed a1 follow1: Ay a: Council eabera Jonea, ~over , ann, Ble1ain , Brown, Clay on, Taylor. aya: None Ab1ent: None The ayor d clared he mo 1o c arried . • • • • 0 • 7 COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE APPLICATION FOR A NEW LIQUOR LICENSE FOR GEM LIQUORS, 5450 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove r n, ann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion ca r ried and the public hearing open . A tape r ecor d i ng of this public h e a r ing is maintained on file in the office of the City Clerk . Director of Finance Nollenberger gave a synopsis of the items which had been p r esented to Council. Additionally, he presented a map of the area in which the Gem Liquor Store proposes to locate and indicated surrounding liquor licenses . Mr. Dick Eason of the firm of l••••J Simon, Eason, Hoyt and Malone, appeared before Council. Mr. Eason gaz•x • presented Exhibit 1, a proof of posting of premises,to the Council. He then gave an overall view of the application and suggested the items which he would attempt to prove this evening to the City Council. Mr. James Stokes, 555 South Elizabeth Street, appeared before Council . Mr. Stokes was examined by Ur. Eason. He stated the he was the President of Stokes and Company and the the previous business partnership which had run Gem Liquors had fallen apart. okes and Company is the a ent of Belokes which was he owner of he prop rty. A Taryet s o re had sought ou he location adjacent o the liquor s ore recently, and had taken an option which would be exercised y arc lat on the loca ion. The Tar e s ore had asked S okes and Co pany o op rate the liquor ator and gas s a ion s the pre is s ••zt~ in order o facil1 a e a one-a op sho pin si ua io H s ated a h liquor stor would be financed ou of h capi al of S ok and Co pany. He f lt ha th closin of G store had no hin o do wi he lack of busin ss, bu rath r as a resul of he par•n rs ip failure. H felt ha City needed ake la r view and look a e total •1 1 as servin h or a lar e rade area equal o h rade ar a of a Tarr any in s tore. • tor ha e r • a par or h Coun 11 an Bro n inquired •• o wh n upon th Tar et 1 ore o1n in . er liquor • ore Mr. S ok a a a d • • - ' • • • - 8 that any retail store which went into the location would require a one-stop shopping type of logic . Mayor Taylor called a recess at 10:10 P.M. Council reconvened at 10:25 P .M. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Absent: None Mr . Mark Hannon, Attorney wi th the firm of Simon, Eason, Hoyt and Malone, appeared before Council. Mr. Hannon called Mr. Charles Lewan, 3922 So . Cook, to testify before Council. Mr. Lewan stated that he was the vice-pres ident of Stokes and Company and had done much o f the background work for the application. He stated that the neighborhood around Gem was primarily;\business and commercial# one. They had circulated a petition in a six-block area around the store . Mr. Hannon presen ed Exhibit 3 which was a pe ition circulated in the area. Mr. Le wan stated that 85 of the signatures on the pe ition had been obtained by himself and the rest had been ob ained by Mr. Robertson to be presented later. He stated that the people felt that there was a need for a liquor store at this location and that there was more than adequate parking. Mr. Lewan presented a volume of traffic study past the store which had been co ple ed in 1971. Du rin a weekday, the count wa s JJ,800 cars past tha location on Broadway. At Belleview nearby, 18,000 cars were passin hat corner daily. The two closest competitors were not loca ed on Broadway, but rather Li tle on Boulevard, which had only 15,000 cars a day passin it. No liquor s ores had been s arted in he area since the old Gem s ore wen t out of usiness. Ci y At orney inquired as to whe her Mr. Lowa had made a arke analysis. Mr. Lowa replied in he negative. At orney, called Mr. Don !arl Ro i son, 5129 Council . Mr. Robinson a a ed tha he wa s he old G s ore for one y ar. T e 1alea a he 7, 00,000 in 1972. H fel tha he sale• of a his area would b ovar $10,000,000. H a a ad tha e o her half of e pe 1 ion preaa d aa atated a here wer e no ac oola wi in 500 fee a h re wa s def1n1 ely a n ed for a liquor s ore xhi its o. 4 and 5, were rea ted o Council. xhi 1 lo. waa preaen ad o Council. r. Ro 1 aon y U iverai y or Colorado u1in aa d traffic coun of th area, , a ch ck ca1hin surv y, a a ed hat 1 ••• pre ar d par n . • • ' - ' • • • • 0 I• - 9 Mayor Taylor inquired as to any othe r persons who would like to speak in favor of or opposing the application . No persons appeared . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon the call of the r o ll, th e vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, {ann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylo r. Nays : None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried an d the public hearing closed . * * * * record. Council received the following co mmunications for the inutes of the Plannin and Zonin Commission meeting of November 19, 1974. Minutes of th Library Board ee in of December J, 1 74. Report from the fayor Pro Tern Vernon Mann and Andy lcC o w , City Manager, regardint their rip to Houston, Te xas on Dece er 1 through December 5, 1974 at the National League of Ci ies Conference. Financial Repo r for the month of Novem er, 1974. * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO REQUEST THE CITY ATT CRNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PLANNING AND ZONING CO IS IO 0 THE USE OF THE SITE FOR THE ELDERLY HOUSING PROJECT. l~a x aattaa Co un cilman Sovern wi hdrew he mot ion. Councilman Sovern d tha perhaps he appr o priate ac ion here would be to requ he Planning and Zonin Commiss ion to begin work chan in he v·~ ~ zoning plan o allow elderly housin uses on the si te. COUNCILMAH OVER OVED AllD COUNCIL>U l CUYTOll S CO O!D A OTION TO REF R PAGE 6 OF TH PLANNING A D ZO I G CO I SIO E TilG or NOVE BER 19, 1974 I UT s CO NC!R ING LANO US! AT TH SI~! OF ~HE ELDERLY HOUSING TO THE ?LANNI G AID ZO ING CO ISSIO FOR R!CO !NDATION. Upon h call of he r oll, h v o e re 1ul d aa follows: Bro wn, Ayes: Clay on, aye: A 1 en Council Taylor. None None m er1 Jone1, Sov r , ann, Ble11in , • • ' • • • • 0 • 10 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO APPOINT COUNCILMAN CLAYTON TO THE LIBRARY BOARD UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1976. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resul ted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried, * * * * * Council received the minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners meeting of November 21, 1974 with the following recommendation, that the Risk Manager position be included in the City job classification at a Grade 9. Councilman Sovern stated that this would only set up the position, i t would not actually hire the position. Councilman Clayton stated that it would se rve as a sa fe gu ard to table this res olution at this time. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COU NCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOT ION TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION. Upon the call of the ro ll , the vot e resul ted as f oll ows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Clay on . Nays: Council Members Sovern, Blessin , Brown, Taylo r. Abs en None The ayor declared the motion defeated. RESOLUTIO NO. 55, SERIES OF 1974 A RE OLUTION R!CO ! DING A NEW POSITION OF RISK MANAGER. (Copi d in full in the Official Re•olution Book.) COUNCILMA BL SSI G OV!D AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECOND D A OTIO TO APPROVE R!SOLUTIO O. 55, SERIES OF 1974. Upon he call of the r oll, th vo e r aul ed •• follows: • • , ' • • • 0 • 11 Ayes: Council Members Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Taylor. Nays: Council Members Jones, Mann, Clayton. Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Council received a recommendation from the Board of Caree r Service Commissioners regarding action concerning salary compensation differences between military and jury duty leave. City Manager Mccown requested that this item be tabled until such time as more legal work could be done on it. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE ACTION CONCERNING SALARY COMPENSATION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MILITARY AND JURY DUTY LEAVE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles s ing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The !ayor declared the motion carried. * * * Council received a recommendation from the Water and Sewer Board regarding the water distributors a reemen with Gas-o-at, U . S. 285 and Bryan Stree . Direc or o f U ilities Ca rr oll t~at described he area and said hat Denver could no serve it due to the need for another line under U. S. 2 5 . Councilman Sovern 1tated tha we 1hould have th Ci y Attorney revi w 111 con r1c • afore hay come o he Council. He also f l hat h line 1hould • e red from the poin h r 1 le1ve1 our line rather an •k• a c ance of an added ap-on wi ou ou r 1up rvieion. A OTIO R!GARDI G TH he call o f JO ES S!COND 0 OA D Upon • • ' • • • • • • 12 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessi ng , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Mann. Absent: None The (ayor de c lared the motion carried. * * * * * Council received a memorandum from the Dire cto r of Public Works concerning traffic operations within the City. City Manager Mccown went over the items in the memor- andum with Council. Councilman Mann stated that he had not requested a new signal at Clarkson and Girard and only wanted the existing light looked at. He requested that the City Manager take further action in that regard. * * * * * Council re ceived a memorandum from the Di re ctor of Finance and the l tx•a Purchasing Agent concerning the awarding of bids for fencing along the South Storm Drainage Basin. City Manager Mccown requested that the action be tabled until the next meeting so that the Co uncil could look at the area. COUNCILMAN CL AYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SEC ONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THE AWARDING OF BIDS F OR FENCING ALO NG THE SOUTH STORA DRAINAGE BASIN UNTIL THE N EXT MEE TI NG. Upon the call of t he r oll, the vote resu lted as fol lows : Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Nays: None Ab sen Non Th ayor declar d h o ion carr i d. Council r ceived Finance, Purchaein A en , conce r nin th a wardin1 or Gre n alt treea • • a me orandum from the Direc or or and th Dir ctor of Parke and Recr ation ida for he replacemen of th Northw 1 • • ' • • • • 0 • 13 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO AWARD A BID TO MOUNTAIN MEADOWS NURSERY IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,977,50.FOR SUPPLYING 45 VARIOUS TREES . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor. Nays : Council Member Clayton. Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion ca r ried. * * * * * COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE AN APPLICATION FOR A 3 .2 BEER LICENSE RENEWA L FOR SHAKEY'S, 3281 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion car ried. • • • • * COUNCILMAN llANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE AN APPLICATION FOR A J .2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL FOR 7-11, 4400 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Cl ay on, Taylor . Nays: None Abaent: one The ayor declared he motion carried . • COUNCILU.AN SOV!RN MOV!D AND COUNCILMAN JONES S COND!D A OTION TO APPROV AN APPLICATION roR A J.2 B!!R LICENSE RENEWAL FOR KING SOOP!RS, 'O'O ~OUTH F!D!RAL BLVD. Upon h call o f the roll, he vote reeul ad ae followa: • • - ' • • • • • • 14 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Tay lor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 , CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY , SECURING OF DEP OS ITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTERES T INCOME. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE CITY'S IN VES TMENT POLICY. Upon the call of the rol l, the vote resu lted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Clayton. Absent: None The ayor declared the motion carried. • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU NC I UN BR OW A BILL FOR AN ORDI A CE AM! DI G SECTIO 8, CHAPTER 1, TITL! XI, OF THE 1969 E .. C., CREATING A P CIAL FUND FOR POLIC! OFFIC!RS' PR -R TIR !NT BENEFIT . A OTIO PENSION follows: B 0 N OV!D AtlD COU CI N CLAYTON CO D!D A ILL FOR A ORDINANC R!LATI Q TO POLICE pon he call or the roll, the vo re1ul ed •• ,,. - • • ' • • • • 0 • 15 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E .M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO FIRE PENSION FUNDS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The ayor declared the motion carried . • * • • COUNCIUU.N SOVERN OV!D AND COUNCIULAN BLESSING SECOlD D A MOTIO TO TABL! A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE INCREASI G THE LIQUOR OCCUP ATIONAL FE FOR OP RATORS SELLING J .2 B R FOR CONSU PTI ON ON THE PRE ISES. Upon he call of the roll, he vo resul ed as follows: Ayes: Council Member• Jones, Sovern, ann, Blese1 ro , Clay on, Teylor. A 1 n on T e yor d clar d • o ion arried. f • •. • • t ....... ' • 0 • 16 RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * City Manager cCown stated that due to inflation aat in double digits~\~ sales tax not staying at an equal pace, he was imposing a moratorium on hiring in he City . He invited the Council to express any concern which they might have in tha regard. ~ Councilman Mann s t ated hat we need to take action at this time to inform our legislators, Federal and State, of our concern for the support of Revenue Sharing . * * * • * COUNCIL MAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIO TO APPOINT 0 THE LIBRARY BOARD. Upon the y call of the r oll , the vote restr!'ted as follows: · Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Nays: None A sen one Th~ ayor d cla red ht mo ion carried . • • Councilman r port on his attendance at a Wa sh in on meetin on CO CIL A A TIO TO AOJOUR • as follow1: • • • • !LESSING OV D AID COUNCI Upon he call or he roll, N SOV!RN S CO D D h vo r 1ul ed • • , • 0 • 17 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 12:30 A.M. ex officio Clerk of the Counci! • • • r { ( • • ,. - 0 I• • I r--- COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO December 2 , 1974 REGULAR MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County , Colorado , met in regular session on December 2 , 1974 , at 8 :00 P .M. Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Dr . Helen B . Walker , Esoteric Truth Center, 130 E . Girard Avenue . The Pledge of Allegiance wa s led by Mayor Taylor. The Mayor asked for a roll call . Upon the call of the roll , the following wer e present: Council Members Jones , Brown , Clayton, Taylor , Sovern, Blessing . Absent: Council Member Mann . The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also pre ent were: Acting City Manager Waggoner City Attorney Berardini Director of Finance Nollenberger Director of Utilities Carroll ounci man Clayton stated that it should be in the minute s tha Co ncilman Mann wa s in Houston , Texas , on city busines s . • • • • • COUNCILM N SOVERU MOVED AND COUNC LMAN BROW.~ SECO! OED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE Ml UTES OF THl:. REGULAR MEETING OF NOV£ ER 18 , 1974 . Upon he call o f the roll , the vo e r sulte as f o lows: Ayes: Cou cil M mter Jon a , Brown, Cl yton, Blea i Sove r n , T ylor . Nay one . Ab nt: Counci Memb r M nn . The M yor d c he motio c rried. • • • • • • • ' ' • • • • 0 • Mee ting or Decem b er 2, q74 -2 - Mr . Emmett Curry , President of the Englewood Chamber of Conune rce, was present to make a request for funds for 19 7 5 . Mr . Curry a ske d that $10 ,000 .00 be contributed from the City for the support of the Chamber of Commerce . He stated that the Chamber provides many services for the benefit of the City , and that they were in the midst of preparing the budget for the 1975 calend ar year . Councilman Clayton stated that he wa s not sure that all of the services that the Chamber provides were clearly delineated. He felt that the Chambe r needed to point them out for the benefit of the City and the citizens . Mr. Curry stated that 30 p erce nt of the Chamber 's was devoted to City -w ide communi ty information activities . Chamber wa s a l iaison between the city and the businessman . stated that there were innumerable things which the Chambe r involved in o the benefit 0f the City as a whole. budget The He is Councilman Sovern stated that he would like to see the Chamber of Commerce and the City in a coalition to bring together the types of businesses in the community . He felt that there should be some poin at which the Chamber wou ld make a stand on the City development , hopefully in conjunction with the City . He further stated that there is $15 ,000.00 in the Council 's budget in 1975 for ai to other agencies , and all o f these agencies serve the City of Englewood W(ll . Some of the services in next year 's budget will prob bly not be accomplished due to the economics of th si u tion , and the more money which the City gives away at this ime to outsi e agencies , the less services would be rovid d . Co ncilman Blessing stated that he fel the Chamber had done fin job in the p st , bu that the City Council is s it t ing on igh b dg an ho ld be considerate of it . Co ncilman rovid d the Cl mb sin this fig re w ll comm 1 h tated th t th telephon ervice roximately $6,000.00. He felt th t contribution could b Justifiable. Chamber • • - ' • 0 I• - Mee t ing of December 2, 197L -3 - COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO GIVE $6 ,000 .00 , TO THE E~GLEWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN THE YEAR 1975 . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Coun cil Members Jones , Clayton , Brown , Blessing , Taylor . Nays : Council Member Sovern . Absent: Council Member Mann . The Mayor declared the mo tion carried . Councilman Blessing cautioned the Council on the over- all aid to other agencies budgeted at $15 ,000 .00 , s ating that $1 ,000 .00 for each agency which came in , in addition to what was originally b gete , could h rt the over all budget ~ubstant1ally . * • " • • Mr . Sam Flohr , President of Me al Fabricators , appeared before Co nci . He sta ed that he was repr senting the Ind strial Co ncil of the Chamber of Commerce . o ncil egan iscussion of a memorand m from the of le Works disc ssing street righ s -of -way in he ~rn ind s ri 1 area . Mr . Flohr stated that the paving n he iagram enclosed in Mr . Waggoner 's emorandum wa re sibl way for curb sec ions in the minds of ch m er He r ons f o r the su~por of he flexibl c r ing . ct r o f P blic Work W ggoner w s he s m a h si cw lk in e further. h t the wi th re s , b w s urau ec ery ir t o • • " - ' • • • • 0 I • • Meeting or December 2 , 1974 -4 - WIDE STREET FROM FL OW LINE TO FLOW LINE , THE 60 -FOOT RIGHT -OF - WAY BEING UTILIZED , AND THE CURB AND ~UTTER INSTALLATION OF A CONTINUOUS CURB CUT SECTION . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Jones , So vern , Clayton , Brown , Blessing , Tay lor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Mann. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUN CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO REQUEST THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS AND THE CITY ATTORNEY TO INVESTIGATE REQUIREMENTS IN THE ORDINANCE S OR RESOLU - TIONS ON THE RECOMMENDA TIONS OF THE INDU..,TRIAL COUNCIL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE , AND 0 JRAFT AN OHD.i..NANC E , IF NECESSARY , TO ALLOW FOR THIS RECOMME NDA TIO.L Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows: AYES: Jones , Sovern , Clayton, Brown, Blessing , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Mann. The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLE SING SECO OED A MOTIO TO RE UEST THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMM! 10 ' 0 STUDY 01''F -REET PARKING TANDARDS It THE INDUSTRIAL AREA . l ron c 11 of th roll , the vote resulted s follows: Ayes: Co ncil Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Clayton, Brown , les ing , Taylor . ya: on . AblS n Council mb r Mann . Th yor decl red the motion carri • • • • ror Co llC1 od D w M j'Ol ylor r in th firm 1v ,. - ' ' • • ( • 0 • Meeting o f December 2, 1974 -5 - Mr. Merlin stated that no Council Member at the previous meeting had informed the audience that the tax levy had been previously certified to the County . Due to the previous certifi- cation . the discussion for Council had been fruitless . He also sugge s ted that the Council declare a moratorium on new hir ing for the first three months of 1975 . until the economic situation in he country pans out . The onl y exception he suggested would be the Police and Fire Departme nts. • • • • • Mr. Oliver Giseburt , 3171 So . High . appeared before Council. He stated that the country was in the midst of a r c ession . the City had just undergone a recall election with a grea t c o c ern for the elderly individuals . and the City Councilmen now t rne around and rai s ed the taxes on them . He also does n o t feel that he Council would b il o t other social clubs in the Ci y such as they just bailed out the Chamber of Commerce . May or Taylor stated tha he felt everybody was running little scared t this p o int . seeing a recessio n an inflation at the s me time . He felt that just because e x endi ures were provided in the budget for 1975 did not mean that they would be spent . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that of th $276.00 0 revenue provide by the 3 mil proper y tax i ncreas , 2 s .ooo would be goin to he olice and Fire items. r eco r • • • • • • Th f o llowin communications were receiv d f o r h Mi n t es of t he Planning n Zo nin Co ~ 1 i on mee i n o f Oc t o e r 22 , 1 97 ion • • ' • 0 • Meeting or December 2, 1974 -6 - Councilman Sovern stated that the Council should not pave alleys until such time as there is a successful petition to allow for the request . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the petitions had not been turned in as of this time on any of the alleys . Four had been taken out . COUNCILMAN SO VERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO REMOVE THE FOUR ALLEYS WITH UNSUCCESSFUL PETITI ONS FROM THE LIST FOR INCLUSION IN THE PAVING DISTRICT . A general discussion ensued . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND THE MOTION TO REMOVE ALL ALLEYS FROM THE PAVING DISTRICT. Councilman Br0wn ~ta ted that he did not feel that this was the appropriate time to eliminate anything from the proposed district, but rather it should be done after the public hearing . Councilman Sovern stated that the method being utilized allowed for a negative reaction on the part of the people rather than a positive one . He felt that they should be allowed to petition to be included in the district, but that the City should not push the issue. A vote on the amendment of the motion was then undergone . U on a c 11 of the roll, the vo e resulted as follows: Ayes: Jon s , Sov rn, Brown , Cl yton . ys : Ble sin , Taylor . A sen Mann . Th M yor aa A vot in on • U or c l o r Ay s : Co ncil Jon I Sov rn, Bro n , Cl y on . ya: Co cil Bl a sin , T ylor . Ab n 0 nc1 M m r n. Th M yor d. • • ' ( • • • • ,. - 0 • •. Me eting of December 2, 1974 -7 - Councilman Clay on inquqired as to what the obligation o f the City in the orthwest Englewood area was . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the City had obligated itself to inc lud i ng the West Va ss a r p ortion included on t he memoran um jn the n e x t paving d i st rict , hope f ully in 197 5 . There were no other comm i tments by the City at this time . Mayo r Tay lor e x pressed concern over th extreme f ee ling pre v alent that all items should be stopped due to the economic sit ation . He felt tha the Ci y must con inue to regress in he future . recor d: z·owr 1 • • • • • The followin communications were received for he Reso ution from Fin nee for rec Aw r for h A n Direc or of Pu lie Works e for the i ewa k Improvemen • • • • • ·o 1 cl.1 ylor . •• ov . c t on, • • • • • Meeting of December 2 , 1974 -8 - Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Mann . The Mayo r declared the motion carri~ * ii * * * Council began discussion of a memorandum from the Director of Public Works regcr3ing the federal aid to urban systems program . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated hat the agreement was with the State Highway De artment on the federal aid to urban systems . He further stated that it looks like the Dartmouth-Santa Fe intersection upgrading will be approved for Fede ral aid in 1975 . Th is would obligate the City for one- third of any project in which they woul go into . The curren greemen was an over -all ~ne , with ~ specific agre ments having to be approved by Council as hey come up . COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSIIG SECONDED A MOTIO!J TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO '.;IG AN AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REGARDlNG THE FEDERAL AID TO URBAN SYSTEMS PROGRAM . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulte as follows: Ayes: ouncil Mm ers Jon s , Sovern , Clay on , Bro wn, Bl sing , T·y lor . ays: l on Absen Co ncilm n M nn . h M yor eclar d le m i o n c rried . • • • • • M yor T y or c 11 d rec ss t 10:05 .M. T. m e~ing 10:20 P .M. ~ n of t.h r ol • h fol o wir: w re reeen : Co nc1l sin , T ylor . A , Sov rn , C y o • Brown , Co 1 cilm • • • • • c ll • • , ' ( • • • • - Meeting or December 2 , 1 974 -9 - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN . BY AUTHORITY ORDIN ANCE NO . ~. SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDIN G CHAPTERS 3 , 4 , 6 , and 9 OF TITLE V, OF THE 1969 E .M.C., RE LATIN G TO PROMOTIONS ; ANNUA L, SICK AND INJURY LEAVES ; OFFICIAL HOL I DAYS ; SALARI ES ; LONGEVITY ; AND RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS ; AND DECLARING AN EMER GENCY . (Cop i ed in 1full in th e Official Ord i nan ce Book) COU GILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLES SING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 55 , SERIES OF 1974 , Upon a call o f the rol l, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Brown , Blessing , Taylor . Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Mann. The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • Council began discussion of a bill f o r an o rdinance incr asing the li uor occu ational fees . Ci y At o rney Be rardini stated tha th bill added an alloca.in factor for a partial ye r occupational tax , but other than that was iden ical to the one provided at the previous Council meetin • rn RODUCED AS A DILL BY COU CILMAN BROWN . A BILL FOR A OR !NANCE AMENOI G SE OF HE 196 E .M.C., BY OCCUF ATIO AL FEE, FVR RO ORTIC ~ CHAR1 S . ou.:cr ... A~ BR W! A OTION TO PROVE A BILL OCCUPATIO AL FEE~. U on s ro ows: 5 , CHAPTER I , TITLE XIII, THE AM OUN~ OF THE LI UO OF OFERAT RS • A 0 AUT RIZI1 .OVEO A:D COU? ILMAN SOVERN SECO~OED FOR AN ORD! ANCE I CREA ING LI UO c ll or h roll, .h vote r sult Ay Co nc1 M mbers Jon , Sov rn, Cl y o • Brown , l as n , T y or . N ys: Hon • Abe C urcilm n M nn • • • ' • • • • 0 • Meeting of December 2 , 1974 -10 - COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP AN ORDINANCE DIFFERENTIATING CLASS F OPERATORS , UNDER THE LIQU OR CODE , BETWEEN THE PACKAGE 3 .2 BEER OUTLETS , AND THE DRINKING ON THE PREMISES 3 .2 BEER OUTLETS . Upon a call of the roll the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Brown, Blessing , Taylor . Nays : None. Absent : Councilman Mann . The Mayor declared the motion passed . * * * * * Council began discussion of a resolu ion , making findings and conclusio ns relating to the Santa Fe -Union annexations . Ci y A torney Berardini stated that he Resol ution set ou th findings of facts and that Counci had i cus sed it at th study session earlier in the evening . RE OLUTION NO . _2L, SERIES OF l 1 . A RE OLUTI ON MAKING CERTAIN Fii DINGS AND OETERMI ATIO TO A NF.XATIOt PRO EDU RES AFTER RE U IRED Hf.ARI ll • RELATING (Co ie1 in f 11 in R ~olu i o n oo k .) A '10TIO: 0 A c 11 o. h row , Th yor Co nci T ylor . one . Councilm Mt • r.io .10 p • • • • c t.CONDED Upon a • • • 0 , . • -11 - Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Brown , Blessing , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Counci man Mann . The Mayor declared the motion passed . * • * * * Council began discussion of a resolution to receive federal aid for a project which wa s completed in 1967 , the Chlorine Contact Chamber . Acting City Manage r Waggoner stated that the resolution purely authorized the acceptance of funds . RE SOLU TION NO . -2!_, SERIES OF 1974 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , FOR A GRANT U DER THE WATER POLLUTION COtTROL ACT , (33 U.S .C. 466 , ET SEQ .), (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book .) COut GILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTIO O. 5 , SERIES OF 1974 . Upon a cal of the roll , th vo e resulted as follows: Ay s: Co ncil M mber Jones , Sovern, Clay on , Brown, Ble in , T y or . Nays : ~u A L: C o ~nc11 Member ion • • • • n . no 81-• • - ' • • • • ;- 0 I• • ~ Meeting or December 2, 1974 -12 - Co uncilman overn stated that the legislature had a law allowing the Colorado Water Conservation Board to purchase water rights as a natural resource . He stated that it could be probable that the City would be able to leave some water in the stream for the future out of our excess wat er rights . Cvuncilman Blessing stated that he wanted to go on record despite his absence at the previous Council meeting , of supporting the 3 mill property tax increase . Councilman Brown stated that he was concerned that the Council was not attending such m~etings as the Arapahoe Mayor 's meeting and the Colorado Municipal League meeting . He was concerned about the expenses for the spouses on these meetings . He felt that the City should pay for them . Councilman Blessing stated that he felt it would be proper for the City to pick up the cost for the spouse . Councilman Jones stated that since it was apparently being limi te to two mee1,~1 ;s , he w'-..; ..i.illing to go along with the wive's expense item . Councilman Clayton stated that he would go along with th item despite his conservative nature on fiscal matters . Councilman Sovern stated that all arguments seemed quite logical , but des ite the argument it detracts from the real issue of why the City Council was there . COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTIO THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WOULD BE ABLE TO TAKE WIVE TO THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AND ARAPAHOE MAYORS ' EETIN, , A'D THAT THE MAYOR TAKE HIS WIFE TO ANY MEETINGS ON ITY BU I ES AT THE CITY'S EXPENSE. U on call of the roll , vo as follow : Ay s : ouncil Members Jones, Clay on , Brown , Blessin , ylor . ya: Co ncilm n Sov rn • A Co or n.e r.1 ion SS d. • • • • • • • I - ' • • • • 0 (• • Meeting or December 2, 1974 -13 - COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows; ,. - Ayes: Council Members Jones , Clayton, Brown, Blessing, Taylor, Sovern. Nays: None . Absent: Councilman Mann. The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 11 :05 P.M. ) Aw.i No ,J>€.,ff' ex o ffi c io Clerk of the Council . , • . • • I - ' - • • • • t• • CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS December 16 Christmas Party, Columbine Country Club, 17 Fairway Lane, Littleton, 6:00 P.M. -Cash Bar; 7:00 P.M. -Dinner; 8:00-12:00 -Mualc and Dance. December 17 5:00 P.M. Work Session in Conference Room A (Sandwiches and coffee will be provided), followed by 7:30 P.M. regular Council meeting in Council Chambers. December 19 Council Precinct meeting (Dist. 4, Pree. 16, Councilman Bleaaing/Mayor Pro-Tem Mann) at Cherrelyn School, 4500 South Lincoln, 7:00""9:00 P.M. December 23- 27 City Manager McCown will be on vacation. December 25 Chrtatmaa Holiday -City Hall closed. 19'75 January 1 Jan1ary 6 Janiary 20 12/12/'7 • New Year's Day -City Hall closed. 6:00 P.M. (?)Work seaaton in Confenmce Room A, followed by 7:30 P.M.-regular Council meettns in Council Chambers. 6:00 P.M. (?)Work aesaion in Cooference Room A, tollowed by 7:30 P.M. regular Council meetlng in Council Cllamben • " - ' I • • - ' • • 1be Honorable James L. Taylor Mayor of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Sir: • • • December 11, 1974 The recently appointed members of the Englewood, Colorado Centennial-Bicentennial Committee wish to thank you for the confidence you have shown by selecting them to serve as the persons who will motivate and coordinate this c01111unity 's participation in the activities to commeaorate this State 's one-hundredth anniversary, and the two-hundredth anniversary of America's Independence. 1be aembers of the Executive Coamittee pledge their total support of this program and are proceeding with ways to in- volve every per on who live or works in our city in this comaemoration. With the help of this broad representation, prograas and a c tivitie which ill be aost appropriate in this observance will be elected. At th outset of thi prograa which will be in in 1975 and run through 1976 , the Executi ve C01111ittee is of the opinion that it will be d irabl to have sc. aoney available for initial xpen Reco nizing your intere t in these activities, the C01D1it t would tak this opportunity to r qu t th City cou n cil to allocat $2,500 to be u d •• ed mon y to & t th program in aotion. • • - ' • • 'Ibe Honorable James L. Taylor December 11, 1974 Page -2- • • • The members of the Committee plan to attend the City Coun c il meeting on December 17, 1974, to receive your suggestions and _.~-...t~o uestions you ma"""tl'll.a gw • • f ' - • • • • 0 • I\.) ( L \.... ~ ~ \ .c( ,...._e-_, 0 •c..r • t. \·>. ,t, •. tJ( )>«><~ ~" r ... t I ~ . ' ' ( , .. \, -ry 0 ~ " (. \.., r • t I NTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1 -4 13 -1 -5 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and a ssessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa- tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, e x - cept medici~al liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been c las si fied as follows: For All Cla ss "A" Operators the s um of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the um of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operator the s um of $500.00 For All Cla ss "D" Operator the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operator th e um of $500.00 For All Cl "F" Opera tor the um of $4 00.00 PAYME T OF FEE { ) uch fee shall be due and payable to h Dire tor of Fin nc a fol low : 1. For 11 Cla "Att. "B" '"C''. uou I operators, J nu r 1 each year, b delinqu nt February 1 of th ear. 2. For 11 cla "F" op r tor , ch e r on th d t of i u nc ' and hall b d lin · quent thirty (30) d y th reaft r . • • ' ( • • • • - (b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall issue a receipt showing the name of the per- son paying the same, the annual period for which the fee is paid, and the location of the place of business, which receipt shall at all times during said year be kept posted in a conspicuous place on said premises. (c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee shall be prorated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF A Y CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICE SE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such prorat ion shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the yea r . All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of bus - iness, OR UPON WRITTE NOTICE BY THE DIREC- TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of the delin- quency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read i n full and passed on first read - ing the 2nd d y of December, 19 7 4 . Publi hed Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth day of December, 19 4. Re d by titl nd p ss d on fin 1 readina on the 1 h d y of D c mber, l 9"4. rubh hed by ti 1 nc o. er of 19 4, on he 19th da of 19 4. M yor • • ........ ' ( • • • • • • 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, passed on final reading and pub- lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-' Series of 1974 . • • , • • • • I • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-4 AMOU T OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupational fee upon the busi- ness of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been cla sified as follows: For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.0 0 For All Class ''Dt• Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Clas "E., Operators the SU of $500.0 0 For All Class "F" Operator the SU of $400.00 13-1-5 PAYMENT OF FEE ) uch fee shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance a follows: cl SS ''A". "B". "C". "D". and tt .. operator . ch year and sh 11 b d linqu n Febru ry 1. y r. For all class "F" op rator , ach y ar on th dat i nd h 11 be delinqu nt thirty (30) da • • • • 0 t• • c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OF ANY YEAR, the fee shall be pro- rated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of business, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of H per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading the 2nd day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of December, 1974. Mayor " • • - ' - • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OC CUPA TIONA L FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR - I ZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGE S . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '6 9 E .M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an o ccupational fee upon the bus i- n ess of sellin g 3.Z\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor s , except medi cin al liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been classi fied a s follows: For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800 .00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class ''C'' Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the s um of $500.00 For All Class "E't Operators the sum of $5 00 .0 0 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400 .00 13 -1-5 PAYMEN T OF FEE ) Such fees shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follo ws : 1) For nuar of the 11 class "A","B","C","D ", and "E" operators, 1, each y ar and hall be delinquent February 1, ame year. 2) 11 clas "F" operator , each year on the d te of nd hall be delinquent thirty (30) days th r b) Upon r ipt of aid fe , th Dir c or shall issue a r c ipt showing th na e of the p rson pay n th aae, th nnu l p r1od for wh ich th fe is pa d, nd the location of th pl c of bu , wh ich receipt hall at all ti dur · id r b po t d in a con picuous place on id ,,, - • • - ' • • • (~ • c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OF ANY YEAR, the fee shall be pro - rated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAI ING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of business, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after . Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading the 2nd day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth day of December, 1974. Mayor "'~ • " ! • • - ' • • • 0 !• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E .M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -1-4 AMOU T OF FEE Th re is hereby levied and assessed for each calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupational fee upon the busi- ness of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medi ci nal liquors, within the City, as said occupation has been classified as follows: For All Clas "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Cla s "C'' Operator h e sum of $500.00 For All Class "0" Opera ors the um of $500.00 For All Clas ''E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Cla s "F" Operator the um of $400.00 13-l-5 PAYME T OF FE ) uch fee hall be due and p able to the Director of Fin nee follow : .. A", "8", "C", "0". r nd h 11 be 1. 0 :? } ch d t of nt da th ,. - • . • • ' • • , . • c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OF ANY YEAR, the fee shall be pro- rated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of business, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading the 2nd day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of December, 1974. Mayor • . • • • ' • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That s e ctions 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -1 -4 AMOUNT OF FEE There i s hereby levied and asses se d fo r eac h c alendar yea r, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an o c cupational fee upon the bu si- ne s s of selling 3.2 \ beer, malt, vinous or sp i rituous liquor s , e xc ept medicinal liquors, with i n the City, as s a i d occupation has been classified as follows : For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $8 00 .00 For All Class ''B" Operators the sum o f $40 0 .00 Fo r All Class "C" Op e rators the sum of $500.00 For All Cla s s "D " Op e rator s the sum o f $500.00 Fo r All Cla ss "E .. Op e rators the sum o f $500 .00 For All Cla ss .. F" Operator s the s um of $4 00.0 0 13-1-5 PAYME T OF FEE Such fees sha ll b e du and p aya bl e o th e Dir ctor of ) Finance as follows: 11 class "A"• 0 8", ''C", ''0", and •iE" op r tor 1. e ch year nd shall be dellnqu nt Febru me ye r. ) For 11 cl s "F" op rators, ach ye r on th d of issu nee, nd shall be d lin quen thirty (30 ) da ther fter. • TY l. • • - ' • • 0 • c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OF ANY YEAR, the fee shall be pro- rated for the remaining portion of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if such business is actually in existence and only temporarily closed, no such proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made to any person who discontinues said business during the year. All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of business, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delinquent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading the 2nd day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of December, 1974. Mayor • " • • • 0 • COUNCI L ACTION REQUEST LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APPLICANT: Stokes and Company JJJ Logan Street Denver, Colorado TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED: d/b/a Gem Liquors 5450 So. Broadway Englewood, Colorado Public Hea~ing on issuance of R tail Liquor Lie n1 POLICE AND FBI REPORTS: Nor co rd (see le er a ach d) PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIO DUR! PRI EXCLIJDIOO ANNUAL RENEWAL: c Pu lie Hearing se on ove er th f e r ece er 17, 1974 a 7: JO P. . • • I • City of Englewood October 3, 1974 Director of Fin ance Chy of Engle od 400 South £1et1 Street Englewn d, Colorado ~0110 RE: Ao llc•t1on fnr liquor license J s Ellwood St ta Ch•rle1 Stokes l~n Dear Sir : • 0 • 3400 S Elatl Street Englewood , Colorado 80110 Phor>e (303) 791 -1 140 In cOt1forM1ty with your r qu at tha t en lnvestl91ttCH1 be ..,de tnto the ch cracter and backgroun d of the above 1p pllc1nts, the following report ta subilll tted. A local check and check wt th Color do 8ure1u of lnve1tt91tton were -.de. No record w.1 found °" the 1bov subjects. R spectfully aubmttt d, cc • • - ' • • DAL 404 (REV . 4'f7 41 • • 0 • STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUI!, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET . DENVER . COLORADO 80:103 (3031 825-9061 ••t. •11 . NO LICENSE Will BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICA· TION HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY . IMPORTANT: CHECK· THE APPRO,RIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICENSE (SI BEING APPLIED FOR . THIS IS AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION ANO A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLYING FOR RENEWAL 'LICENSES . :![]RU AIL .LIQUOR STORE LICENSE 0 LIQUOR LICENSED DRUG STORE LICENSE 0 BEER ANO WINE llCEf'ISE FEE $ 50 .00 FEE $ 50.00 FEES 25 .00 CJ WINERY LICENSE ($10,000 BONO R!QUIRED) FEES 250 .00 0 WAOLE5ALE BEER LICENSE' FEES 500.00 0 W1;10LESALE LIQUOR LICENSE ($10,000 BONO 0 BEER , WINE ANO LIQUOR LICENSE (HOTEL , RESTAURANTI REQUIRED ) Fl!E $1000.00 0 CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE 0 EXTENDED HOURS LICENSE (HOTEL & RESTAURANT ONLY) FEES 25 .00 FEE S 25 .00 FEE $ 200.00 FEE S 250 00 []DISTILLERY LICENSE (110 ,000 90HO REQUIRED I FEE 11000.00 0 RECTIFIER LICENSE ISI0,000 BONO REl'lUIREO) FH $1000.00 (1 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LICENSE (PLANE , BUS , CAR) ~$25 .00 EA . 0 BREWERY (BEER) LICENSE' 'MAY REQUIRE BONO [] IMPORTER 'S LIQUOR LICENSE FEE$ 250 00 THE UNOOSIGNRI ~ MAll:a Alt'l.ICATIOH l'Oll A STATE llCfNSf AS INDICATED AIOI/I!, -THE l'llOYlllONS Of CH. 75, AllT . 2, CIS, 1'63, AS AMENOfO, ANO l'Oll THAT l'UllPOll MAltU 1'Hf l'OllOWING ANSWUS TO THE QUESTIONS CONTAINfO IN THIS NftlCATION. f\IRY Al'PllCAIU QUESTION MUST II ANSWltlft>. ANY MUI,._. OI STATUAENT MADE IY THE Al'PLICANT CONSTITUTES ,.._., ANO THI "lllON MAllNG SUCH fAl.Sf STA-T $UIJKTS ANY UCIHSI 1$5UlD HHflN TO ffVOCATION . Al& _, MUST II f't-• -OI T'l'NWllrnlll N-"" Applk.or!l(o ~ ...... S.tolte.a .. aruLCcmpany~ l33 .Loqan Str-t, Denver,. .COlorado 80203 ....._, • .._ .... 744-1376 2 ,, .. _ A-of pleu to be -.., EXACT LOCATION Of ,.EMISfS MUST If GIVE N a. .. ,,,_ end ••-· ......_ _.a.. If .,._ to loo 1,..- lo '-tod In • -., rvtel -Id ..._. ~ It impouible 10 ... ,,_,end ......... ,.,_lat ...d bloci ...-, or...., a* -........ .__ """' 1ro ,_ GJr.K. ~i,czy9_x Sto.i:~ •. laq.al dHcription -· • c~ ., y_,, Engl9WQQd.. .C-ty lip c:.. --. ~ 54.50 South ..Broa.d'fay 1 .Englewood, Co. 1..,c-80110 s 0o , .. ._. 1eto1 -'"'"'" ....-•• -"'" epp11o11on ,., 1-_, Y•• • ""' ,... ,......_ -.. .-, Rented " .. """' ''°"' ....._, Gra.atake. Inc... 7 it _. .. ,. .. ~I) ..... 1 ..,... ...... ---Clt>Mfl(•) al .... 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"'"-'"'of ............... ...,.._.,, --• --...... ,, ......... ., _ ... _,_......._.. ............................................................... -... _.._ el CH 1 -"" 2 C I~ • _..., nos AHUCAflOH !K.... ---• ---------.... _.__., .. _ • l'IY) ................ -~-. -~___ ....... ......,. ......... _ .... • • ( • • 0 I • • MORR I S ON SM A f'ROTH M(NRY W l OL.l W I LLIAM G RAN T DOUG LAS MCHCNOR I C. C HAR L CS H . H.-.I NC S • .J R f"RANM H SHArROTH .JO HN f' SMAFRO T M P t T tR .J . C R OUSC GRANT. SHAFROTH . TOLL AND McHENDRIE PROF'ESSIONAL CORPORATION ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 1700 WES TER N F ~O~RA L eutLOtNO J OHN N 0A'"4LC .J, A l 8£RT sc a A L.0 Manager of Revenue City of Englewood Englewood City Hall 3400 South Elati Englewood, Colorado DENVER .COLORADO 80202 T [LE PH O Nf'. 303J ez~· !>II! September 10, 1974 80110 Re: Stokes and Company DONA LD M . BURKHARDT G AI L C , OPP[NN ECR OONAL.0 9 GE NTRY J AM CS A . WA.DC RONALD c . aurz J[f"F~C:'f M, Ill.All ,,,_ JOHN C , B U RRUS MCR8CR1 A . Ol:L.AP "-C N NCTH A. MCNCANY CH R .STOPHCR ... OAGAARD or COUNSCL Utl M C LL IS A Colorado Corporation Dear Sir: James E. Stokes, President and Principal Stockholder It has come to my attention that Stokes and Company is applying for a liquor license for premises at 5450 South Broadway. I am accordingly writing to offer any assistance I can in connection with your investigation of the principals of that corporation, and particularly to commend to you the President and Principal Stock- holder of the applicant, Mr. James E. Stokes. I have known tt. Stokes for a number of years, both as a friend and a client of our law firm. Stokes and Company haa been th corporate vehicle through wh ich h haa conducted an active real es at business for many decad a. Hia firm haa specialized in the manag m nt of r al estate properti a, In addition to hia prof aaional activity in the real stat business, Mr. Stokes haa had a broad and activ int rest in a vari ty of management and investment fields, including particularly a long aaaociation with th Hamilton Fund. Any activity of Stoke• nd Company would receive hi• very personal a ntion and b neU fro hia wide buaineaa and administrative ihty . Throug h my l ong acquaintanc wi h Mr. tokes, I c an per- sonally attest to hi• hig h charac~ r and abaolute int grity. Ther wo ld no qu ation o f h ia handling of the public trua represented by a liquor lie nae in a rict c onfo ity with law and th b a in er a a of th co un ty. • • ' • • . • t• ·, • Manager of Revenue -2 -September 10, 1974 ( If anything further would be of assistance, please let me know. Very truly yours, "· ' / J ,~1~. Charles H. Haines, Jr. CHH:dlb • • , • ' ( • • 0 • COLORADO NATIONAL BANK SEVENTEENTH STREET AT CHAMPA• DENVER 80202 •f JOJ) 893-1862 MAILl ·\G ADDRESS P 0 BOX 5 168 TA ,• DENVER, CO, 80117 MELVIN J. ROBERTS • a..;,_., of'"• &..rd Se ptember 9, 197 4 Manager of Revenue City of Englewood Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Sir: It is our understanding that Stokes and Company, of which James E. Stokes ls the majority stockholder, ls applying for a 1 iquor license at 5450 South Broadway. Mr. Stokes has been a customer of this Bank for many years and I have known him personally. He is a man of adequate means and of the highest Integrity so that you should have no concern In Issuing him a 1 icense. Sincerely yours, ~·~..-w MJR :AB • • , - ' ,'~ .. (~1 (OFDt:NVER • • ,,_ • (• • --~-----~-: 153' CAllfOlNIA STlEfT • DfNVfl, COLOlADO •0217 PHONE 572-3600 Manager of Revenue City of Englewood Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Sir: September 6, 1974 I aa writing this letter in reference to application of Hr. Jaae• Stokes to operate a liquor store at 5450 S. Broadway. Mr. Stokes owna 51% of Stokes and Company, whose headquarter• is located at 333 Logan Street. I have known Hr. Stokes for at leut 25 years mid he i• a long time resident of the City of Denver, having been boru here. He enjoys an excellent reputation for honesty and intearity and busine•• acUlleII. I can personally rec~nd hia to you as a gentle- aan with the finest standards, i• well thouaht of by anyone who knows hia. I highly reco~d hi• to you and CUI only say that any buainesa be aigbt operate in your coamunity will be operated on a set of standard• everyone would be proud of. If you have any further questions regardinl Hr. Stckea, I would be aoat pleased to att991>t to an er th ... Sincerely, :jp • . . • • - ' - ( • • • o.ar Sir: • 0 • 333 LOG AN STACE:T O[NVC A ,COLO AAD O 9 02 17 I • .. la&,,. bMll edYiMd tbat Stoke• ud OollpaaJ bU ...Se applicatioa for • liquor lie .... at 5450 Bovtb BrolldwaJ, -1.-od, Oolorlldo. .. b•" alllO beell edvi .. d tbat Ill'. Cbarl•• a. I.oWa i• OWll9r of 49' of Stelk .. ud ea.pulf. Pl• ... be lldviMCI tbat I bave llaowa Cbarl•• s . Lowell for a period of five ,ears ud, to 1111>' 11.,.,1-.., be i• • "r>' re•pected ud la-uidi81 cit1Ma. It i• recci Dded tbat Mr . Low• be pvea all couid•r•- tioaa ia t be -tter. ....... r of Reveoue C1tf of llllCl 3400 vth 11 •ti 1.-od, Oolonido , • .., tl'UlJ J'O'I"• II • • . • • , - ' ( • • I.MC. Ashley Executive Vice President-General September 6, 1974 Office of Manager of Revenue Englewood Colorado 80110 Gentlemen: • • • llM:t I tl~l 1 .. ouv1•w• ...,..,.,,..,. .,., _ ............ . Post Office Box 5808 Denver, Colorado 80217 Telephone 303 893-2211 + Finrtof Demler I am pleased to speak with confidence regarding the character and dependability of Charles Lowen, whom I have known for many years. I have always considered him to be a most honorable individual and believe he would not make any representations or conduct himaelf in any business venture which would not confirm the above views. It is my understanding that Charle• Lowen ia a '9' owner in Stokes and Company, a reputable, long standing real estate investment and management fir11 in Denver. I write this letter on behalf of Mr. Lowen in connec- tion with an application for a liquor license at 5'50 South Broadway. Sincerely, LCA: jg ... - • • • r - ' • September 6, 1974 • • - DONALD B. ROBE RTSON ATTOJl HlY AT LA.W VAN ltVMMUL 8'..'ILDtNG 40 SHU.MAN ITAUT DENVER . COLORADO &0203 Manager of Revenue City and County of Englewood Re: Liquor License-5450 South Broadway Gentlemen: t~ This 1 tter is to verify that I have known Kr. Charles S. Lowen for s numb r of years. He is a person of bi h integrity and excellent reputation in the community. Re owns a 49% interest in Stokes and Company. Yours very truly, I ~t •lJ ;( u? jf.µ <'~=- /'Roberts on Donald DBR/iR Tl.U.PffONI. '"' 19•• ;- ... • . • • , - ' e -3·Wft1 -Drug StOl9 -Package -Ck.lb o-3.2 • 0 I • • Liquor Outlets within the City of Englewood Jan.1,1974 ,,, _ . • • , • 0 t• • UWOR OUTIEl'S WI'IBIN 'IHE CITY OF ENJIBWCXD JANUARY 1, 1974 Anlie's IoJnge Bar Harbar Belleview Bowl Casual Lounge Cherrelyn Drug Store Drug Fair, Inc • E.Z. Liquors E)-glewood Eilts Lodge ~l.ewOOd Liquor Store Praterrel crder of Fagl.es Glass Bottle Liquors Golden Fiddle Ch'eek Village Grown Round Hampden West Hilda's care lk>lly Sooth }(hlghts of ColumbU8 k 5 l a ,.. ,, ttuee D Drug Store Inn Old Town Liquors Pancho's Silver Bo tle L1 era tu11o, 3467 So. Broadway 3484 So. Broadway 4900 So. Federal 65 West Floyd Averue 4285 So. Broadway 4204 So. Broadway 3353 So. santa Fe 3690 So. Jason 3434 So. Broadway 73 West Floyd 336 West Hen;xien 3370 So. Acaia 4265 So. santa Fe 5180 So. Broadway 3517 So. Elat1 4386 So. Broadway 3535 So. lt1rOn 2796 So. Broadway 3800 So. Windermere ii§Q 9 5 )1 3n 2895 So. Br'08d 2893 So. ~~It'll 325 E. J ert'eracn 595 So. Santa F 3-w.y 3-way 3-way 3-way Drug Store Drug Store Package L1qucr Club Pac)<age Liquor Club Pac)mige Liquor 3-way 3~ ~ 3~ 3~ 3~ 3~ Clu Pie 3 • • • t • 0 ~ I • • -~ - _!d'JJQB -Con 'd &i "C!!le Llq1Jor., 'Ihorobr L!quors 5112 So. Broam.: V.F.W. 5050 So. F 1"al Bl vt! • Zu.1der Z Oyster Bar 60 So. Jasen 1001 We t Ha.rr;:d ~O • 11 ~ 7-ll 7-11 • Pack:!g •czuor Clu -way Exr-1ration ~ -2 -7 ll--7 -2 75 12-3- r. 2 7 1-75 ll-3 1-6-5 -16- 3-20-ll -I,; Jor • • 0 - CORRECTION IJ-:E ?.CE:E=l."1G: ::... '..'£'\-c:: ELJ..' F=~ \.-EI-~~ EE=. FE\ !CF.CF·:..\'£= -: .-! .. :.L FE E~lE.4L J ll .,..! ',~ IT: 1;i1~ GE ~.==E~.=s "\ '.. £=/~ i=L 1-E.=iE . .:!FT=.=. I • 0 • ' -2 - LI~OR -Cont'd supreme Uquors 5112 So. Br<>adW8.Y Pacl<age Liquor Th:>robred Uquors 5050 So. Federal Blvd. Pacl<age Uquor V.F.W. 3860 So. Jason Club ZU1der Zee Oyster Bar 1001 West ~en 3-way ~iration Date 3.2 Beer cutlets Bob's Grocery 3296 So. washlngton 8-23-74 4160 So. Broadway 11-4-74 Del Fann ~ SQopeI'S 5050 So. Federal 1-26-75 Lean~ Tower of Pizza 90 W. Belleview lo-8-74 Safeway Stores, Inc. 125 E. Han¢en 12-3-74 7-11 Store 2705 So. Br08d"'8.Y ~23-74 4400 So. eroa.dW&Y 1-6-75 7-11 Store 7-11 Store 1277 E. H811¢en 11-30-74 Ste.key's Pizza Parlor 3281 So. Santa Fe 1-16-75 Sport Bowl 3295 So. 7-16-74 123 E. llevi 3-20-74 U-'I'o c em1al Billiards 4365 So. Santa Fe 9-7-711 • • • • , - • • L E A S E l-.IS LEA E AGREEMEN T made and entered into this 4 a.. day of Cept ember, 1974, by and between GRASTOKE, INC., a Colorado cor p oration , hereinafter referred to as "Lessor", end STOKES AND COMPANY, a Colorado corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Le ssee ." H T E613ETH THAT: 1 Premises and Term. Lessor, in consideration o f the payment f the rents herein reserved and the keeping and perfor- mance of t l.e covenants and agreements by Lessee hereinafter set forth, does hereby lease and let to Lessee and Lessee does h ereby lea3e from Lessor the existing space for a liquor store operation ocated in Lessor's premises known as The Gem Liquor Store loca ed at 5 45 0 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado. O Iii-VJ: AND TO HOLD the above-de scribed premises here- inafter r eferred to as the "demised premises" with all improve- ments th ·-reon and appurtenances thereto unto Lessee for and during a t.erm of t hree (3) years, commencing at 12:00 o'clock Noon on . "'" t ho ..fL._ •.• day of September, 1974, and ending at 12:00 o'clock Noon on the __ , .... _ day of September, 1977, unless said term shall be sooner ter ~inated as hereinafter provided. op r at d .l'l.IC fo r t h un l e •• dif fer a ¥ p e C' 'I. vi1,; or Ar 2. ua of Premises. It is the intention of Lessee to i uor store operations on the demis d premises, and the nt I.) ui s ~ shall b used exclusively for such purpose and sai-y office and stor ge space in connection th rewith, writing consent to som additional or • • I n no e nt a h l l Le••• u s or suffer or p rmit t u • the d i• d pr i••• for any purpose not liquor tor o perati o n or any purpose in laws o n United Stat s, th Stat• o f Color do, ty. • • t • 3. Additional Covenants of Lessee. Lessee further agrees as follows; (a) To pay the rent for said premises promptly when due and payable; (b) To keep the demised premises free from litter, dirt, debris, and in a sanitary condition as required by the ordinances and regulations of any governmental unit; (c) To neither permit nor suffer any disorderly conduct, noise or nuisance whatever about said premises, having a tendency to annoy or disturb any persons occupying adjacent premises; (d) To apply for and to obtain at his own expense all licenses necessary for the conduct of the liquor store operation; (e) To comply fully with all laws relating to health and police ~egulations applicable to conduct of the operation. In particular, Lessee agrees to keep in good standing any liquor license which may be granted and to comply with the provisions of the Colorado Liquor Code and the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder; (f) To hold Lessor harmless from any liability or claims based upon personal injury, property damage or property loss resulting from Lessee's operation of the demised premises; (g) To allow Lessor, at any reasonable hour, to ent r into or upon, and go through and visit said premises; and (h) To keep the improvements upon said premises in good r p ir, and, at th xpiration of this Lease, to surrender and d liv r up said premi• • in good condition, ordinary wear and te r except d. 4. covenant• of aaor. Lessor aqr • as follow•: ( ) To pay all t x • except tho• which 111&y be l v• d with to th inv ntory and other separat personal prop rty. -2- • • • • (b) To pay all utilities i ncluding charges for heating, lighting and water rents; (c) To provide janitorial services; and (d) To provide all basic equipment necessary to conduct the liquor store operation. Such equipment shall not, however, include Lessee's liquor stock or inventory. 5. Assignment and Subletting. Lessee shall not sublet the demised premises no ~ any part thereof, nor shall this Lease be assigned by Lessee without the previously obtained written consent of Lessor. 6. Lease Contingent . This Lease shall not be effective unless and until Lessee applies for and continues the present liquor license to sell bee~ wine and spiritous liquors as a part of the liquor store operation. Should Lessee fail to keep and maintain said license at any time during the term hereof, this Lease may be cancelled at option of Lessor and Lessor may retake the premises without notice and without resort to the legal process . 7. Option to extend Lease Term. Provided and on condition that this Lease is not previously cancelled or terminated by either party as herein provided, by operation of law or other- wise, and that Lessee has, during th whole of the term h ereof, faithfully complie d with and performed all of the covenants and cond itions in thi• Lease on his part to be performed, then Lessee sh 11 have the option to r new the within L aae for an additional term of three years, by giving Leasor written notice of his election to exercis said option no le•• than aix month• prior to expiration of the term her of. Such ren wal shall be upon th sam covenants, terms and condi ion• aa contained in thi• L as a and for h bas plic bl under th terms of this Lea e. except that t •• p oviaiona shall not give Le•• e y r igh o x t nu th e of this Le••• after the expiration o th ren w p riod. -3- • • ( ..... • • • • (bl To pay all utilities including charges for heating, lighting and water rents: (c) To provide janitorial services; and (d) To provide all basic equipment necessary to conduct the liquor store operation. Such equipment shall not, however, include Lessee's liquor stock or inventory. 5. Assignment and Subletting. Lessee shall not sublet the demised premises nor any part thereof, nor shall this Lease be assigned by Lessee without the previously obtained written consent of Lessor. 6. Lease Contingent. This Lease shall not be effective unless and until Lessee applies for and continues the present liquor license to sell bee~ wine and spiritous liquors as a part of the liquor store operation. Should Lessee fail to keep and maintain said license at any time during the term hereof, this Lease may be cancelled at option of Lessor and Lessor may retake the premises without notice and without resort to the legal process. 7. Option to extend Lease Term. Provided and on condition that this Lease is not previous ly cancelled or terminated by either party as herein provided, by operation of law or other- wise, and that Le ssee has, during the whole of the term hereof, faithfully complied with and performed all of the covenant• and conditions in this Lease on his part to be performed, then Lessee shall have the option to renew the within Lease for an additional term o f three years, by giving Leasor written notice of his election to exercise said o pti on not leas than six month• prior t o e x p ratio n of the term hereof . Such renewal shall b upon the s e cov enants, t e rm• and c ondit ions as contained in this Le • a nd f o r he b sic r ntal th n appl icable under th tet1119 o f this Leas , except h at t h •• p rovision• s hall not g ive Le•• ny i •h to x e nd th rm o f thi• Lea•• after the expiration o t the r n w l p riod . -3- •. • • ( • • 8. Control. It is the intention of the ~rties that " full control over the conduct of the liquor store ope~~~~on shall be in Lessee. Without limiting the general applicabD.~-:-,_, of the for e going, Lessee shall have the sole right to determine ' prices, to hire and fire employees and to determine the hours of operation. 9. Default. The following shall constitute defaults of Lessee hereunder: (a) Failure to pay any installment of rent for a period of ten days after notice; (b) Failure to perform any affirmative obligation of Lessee hereunder for a period of ten days after notice, except that if such obligation cannot reasonably be performed within such period, Lessee shall not be in default if he shall commence such performance wi t hin s uch period and shall thereafter prosecute the same with dil igence and c on tinu ity; (c ) Breach o f any c ond i t i on or other provision prohi biting certai n actions o n Le ssee 's part, if the e f fect of s uc h br e a ch s ha ll not be entirely r emoved wi thi n t en d ays afte r notice1 (d) The issuanc of any attac hment, execut ion or other pro cess a 9 ainat Lessee wher by t h e premises shall be taken or occupied or a tt pted t o be take n or occupied by a a.neone other than Lease unl••• s u ch proc es shall be di achar9 e d wi thin thi rty days ; (e) Le•••• s h all (A) apply f or or c onsent t o the nt of a r ceiver, truate or liquidator of Le•••• or o f a appoin ~ at&n iai par of 1ta aaae a , ( ) aake a general aasi9nment for tors , or (C) fil• a voluntary petition in the bene 1 of er a i ~on or an an• r •• king reorganization under o n ol ncy law or an arr ngement with c r editors, -4-• • ....... ' ( • • or take advantage of any insolvency law or file an answer admitting the material allegations of a petition filed against Lessee in any bankruptcy, reorganization or insolvency proceeding; (f) An order, judgment or decree shall be entered, without the application, approval or consent of Lessee, by any court of competent jurisdiction, approving a petition seeking reorganization of Lessee under any bankruptcy or insolvency law or appointing a receiver, trustee or liquidator far Lessee or of all or a substantial part of his assets, or adjudicating Lessee a bankrupt or insolvent, and such order, judgment or decree shall continue unstayed and in effect for any period of sixty consecutive days; or (g) Lessee shall vacate the premises. 10. In case of default as herein provided, Lessor shall have the right, at its sole option, to declare this Lease terminated and shall thereupon be entitled to immediate possession of the demised premises; provided, however, that if the default is of such nature that it cannot be cured within said ten-day period this Lease shall not be terminated if within said ten-day period Lessee takes bona fide steps to start to cure said default and prosecutes the curing thereof with diligence. 11. Liability for Default Rental. If Lessor re-enters the demised premises pursuant to article 10 above, such re-entry shall not operate to release Le•••• frOlll any rent to be paid or covenants to be performed during th• full term of this Lease. For the purpose of re-lettinq, Lessor shall be authorized to mak such repairs or alterations in or to the demised premises as aay be nec essary to p lace th• ..,.. in 9ood order and c ondition. •• s h a l l be li bl• to Leasor for th c ost of such repairs or alterations a nd all expense• of suc h r -lettinq. -5-• • - • • • • • ,,,_ 12. Lien of Lessor. Lessor is hereby granted a lien in addition to any statutory lien or right to distrain that may exist, on all personal property of Lessee in or upon the demised premises, to secure payment of the rent and performance of the covenants and conditions of this Lease. Lessee agrees to pay as additional rent, all attorneys' fees and other expenses incurred by Lessor in enforcing any of the obligations under this Lease . 13. Eminent Domain. In the event of the taking through the exercise of the power of eminent domain or like power of the whole or any part of the demised premises,the Lessor, at its option, may declare the term of this Lease ended as to all of the d9111ised premises or as to the part taken, and the Lessee shall have no claim or interest in any award or damages for such taking. 14. Holding over. If , after the expiration of the term of this Lease, the Lessee shall rema i n in possession of the demised premises and continue to pay rental without any express written agreement as to such holding over, then such holding over shall be deemed to be a holding upon a month-to-month tenancy, at a monthly rental equal to that of the average of the twelve month• rental prior to termination of the Lease. 15. Notices. For the purpose of notices and payment of rental and other moneys under this Lease, the addresses of ( the parties, until further written notice, are as follows: thia Lessor: Graatoke, Inc. 333 Logan Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Lessee: Stok s and company 333 Logan Street D nver, Colorado 80203 16. n fit. Subject to all of the provisions hereof, as h ll b nding upon and inure to the benefit of th -6- . . • • I • ( • • heirs, devisees, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of the parties hereto. 17. Waiver. The waiver of any breach of any covenant, condition or stipulation contained herein, shall not be taken to be a waiver of any subsequent breach of the same or any other covenant, condition or stipulation, nor shall any failure of Lessor to enforce rights to seek remedies upon any default of Lessee with respect to the obligations of Lessee hereunder, prejudice or affect the rights or remedies of Lessor in the event of any subsequent default of Lessee. 18. Titles. It is understood that the paragraph titles are used only as a matter of convenience and for reference and in no way define or limit the scope or intent of thi• Lease nor in any way affect this Lease. EXECUTED as of the day and year first above written. GRASTOKE, INC. . ,, Attest: { (_p[_:._ By__. ____ ._.....,__..--............ .-...~'-~~~~,-~_t_~------- ' 0 lsresfdent&e ?Wif ----------sre_c_r_e....,..t_a_r_y;....;:~;;...::;.__._____ ' STOKES AND COMPANY -7- . , •. • • • -. . . .... ( • • I STATE OF COLORADO ) ) SS. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this t j,(,L day of d~aW , 197 4, by James E. Stokes as President and William~ Grant as Secretary of GRASTOKE, INC., a Colorado corporation. My commission expires: WITNESS my hand and official seal. I L ; .. ~~#o . ..t tary u ic STATE OF COLORADO ) )ss. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER) this The ,~ foregoing instrument was day of .tt'.%ct'-cL J acknowledged before me , 1974, by Charles s. Lowen as Vice-President and G. E . Oppenneer as Secretary of STOKES AND COMPANY, a Colorado corporation. My commias i on ex p ires : : ., c •. ~ · . ~ · 1 ~ :· 1'77 WIT ES S my hand and official seal. -·- • . • • ' - • • 0 I• • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION November 19, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. I ' The Regular Meeting of the Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:10 p.m. by Chairman Martin. Present: Jones; Brown; Wade ; Smith; Martin; Lentsch Supinger, Ex-officio Absent: Jorgenson; Weist; Tanguma Also present: Assistant City Attorney Lee; Assistant Director for Housing Lois Kocian; Housing Authority members Burns; Beier; Mann; Merlin II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Martin stated that Minutes of October 22, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Smith 111oved: Jones econded: The Minutes of October 22, 1974, be approved as written. AYES : Lentsch; Jones; Brown; Wade ; Smith; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT : Jorgenson ; Weist; Tanguma The motion carried. III. IRVING J. MOCK 2285 West Iliff REZONING R-1-~ to R-2-B CASE #30-74 Mr. Tan uma entered th meeting and took his place with the m aber of th Comai ion. Lent ch DIOV d: Tanguma ~ ond d: Tb Public H arin be opened. AYES : Lent ch; Jon ; Bro n; Wad ; Tanguaa; ith NAYS : AB NT: Th otion carried. i t th to con tru t a r qu at, troa R-1-C, Dis- Di•· tc., • • • .... • • - -3- investigating the rental of basements. Mr. Supinger noted that many of those basements were probably rented during the Second World War, and were not designed for occupancy --they did not have proper access, poor lighting, etc. TI\ere are restric t i ons in the Code now requiring proper access, lighting standards , etc. Mr. Rhodu stated he realized there was vacant land in the Northwes t Englewood area, and he was not against multi-family dwell i n g units ; however , he did feel the area should be developed to c ertain tandards and not allowed to develop with just anyth i ng. Mr. Rhodus stated that he and Mr. Mock had c irc ulated pet i tions several years ago asking for two-family zon i ng, and nothing has c ome of it. Mr. Rhodus stated he was firmly against spot zoning. Mr. Lents ch ask d if Mr . Rhodus wanted the Co11U11ission to zone more of the area for R-2 development , or to leave the zoning as it exists? Mr. Rhodu s again referred to spot zoning and high density developments ; he noted that across South Zuni Street to the west , "i f people step out their door, they are in the street "; there is no open space. Mr. Rhodus also referred to a development in the subject block under considera- tion, where three r es idences have been permitted on one-half acre ; he s tated that no off-treet parking is provided , and it is too crowded. Mr. Martin stated that if he understood Mr . Rhodus, he wanted to make certain the development of the area is a "planned " developm nt, with considerable consideration given to the density factor. Mr . Lentsch a ked bo many units could be constructed in one of the bloc k under consideration under the proposed R-2-8? Mr . Suping e r stated that 120+/-units could be con tructed in thi bloc k , b ased purely on the density factor. Mr. Supinger po i nt d out that ev n if th rezoning is approved, th entire bl o k probably will not d v lop at th sam tia • Di c u sion n u d . th• ould k d i on? rv rd - nait wh o wi h d to •pe ak th 14 a zo o n t? q • • , • • 0 I • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION November 19, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. 1be Regular Meeting of the Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8 :10 p.m. by Chairman Martin. Present : Jones ; Brown ; Wade ; Smith ; Martin ; Lentsch Supinger, Ex -offi cio Ab ent: Jorgen on ; Weist ; Tanguma Al o pr se nt : A sistant City Attorney Lee; Assistant Director for Housing Lois Kocian ; Housing Authority members Burns; Beier ; Mann ; Merlin II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Olairman artin stat d that Minutes of October 22 , 1974 , were to be con idered for approval. Smith mov d : Jon cconded : Th Minute of O tob r 22, 1974 , be approved as written. AYES: Lentsch; Jone ; Brown ; Wade ; Smith; Martin NAY : Non ABSE T: Jor W i t ; Tanguma Th motion carri d. II I. REZONING R-1-C! to R-2-B CASE #30-74 tin and took hi pla with th Th PUbl 11 arin op n d. nt h : J n ro n; ad ; Tan •a ; 1th 1 t t , ,,, - 11 • • • • - -2- provided there is 3 ,000 sq. ft. lot area per unit, and 25 ft. frontage per unit. The minimum lot area and frontage for a single-family or duplex is 6,000 sq. ft. lot area, and 50 ft. frontage. Mr. Supinger pointed out that it is possible to have a density up to 14 units per acre. Mr. Supinger noted that the rezoning request i in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan of the City of Englewood, which Plan projects medium density developme n t in the North west Englewood area. !r. Martin asked those person s in fa vor of the rezoning re- que t to speak. Mr . Irving Moc k 2285 West Ilif f -stated there was c onsiderable vacant land in these two blocks ; the access is good, and he felt somethi n g mu t be done to tart development of the area. Mr. Mock noted there are school facilities available to accommo date children that might live i n the proposed developme nt. o one el i n the audi ence indicated they wanted to speak in favor of the propo ed rezoning. !r. tart1n then asked for tho e per on who are in oppo ition to th propos d rezoning to p ak. Stanley Rhodu 2323 ~ t Harvard -stat d h ~a not opposed to two-family d elli n g units, but que tioned the 14 unit ncr a "m d1um d n ity ". d n th minimum r unit ; th • • • • • 0 - -3- investigating the rental of basements. Mr. Supinger noted that many of those basements were probably rented during the Second World War, and were not designed for occupancy --they did not have proper access, poor lighting, etc. There are restrictions in the Code now requiring proper access, lighting standards, etc. Mr. Rhodus stated he realized there was vacant land in the Northwest Englewood area, and he was not against multi-family dwelling units ; however, he did feel the area should be developed to certain standards and not allowed to develop with just anything. Mr. Rhodus stated that he and Mr. Mock had circulated petit ions several years ago asking for two-family zoning, and nothing has come of it. Mr. Rhodus stated he was firmly against spot zoning. Mr. Lentsch asked if Mr. Rhodus wanted the Commission to zone more of the area for R-2 development, or to leave the zoning as it exists? Mr. Rhodus again referred to spot zoning and high d nsity developments ; he noted that across South Zuni Street to the west, "if people step out their door, they are in the street"; there is no open space. Mr. Rhodus also referr d to a development in the subject block under considera- tion, ~here three residences have been permitted on one-half acr ; h tated that no off-street parking i provided, and it is too crowded. Mr. Martin stated that if he under tood Mr. Rhodus, he wanted to mak certain the development of th area i a "planned " developm nt, with considerable con ideration given to the d n ity factor. bo many units could be con tructed in one r con id ration und r the propo d R-2-B? d that 120+/-unit could con truct d in pur ly on th d n ity factor. Mr. Supin r point d out that v n if th rezonin 1 approved, th entire blo k probably w 11 not d v lop at th am tia • Dis u ion n u d . r . 2323 r u ld nu , with no r ar of th R-2-B Zon hall ho 1 h d to ak ii • • .. • • 0 - -4- Mr. Supinger stated that the R-2-A Zone District does indeed allow only single-family or two-family development; however, this District does require 75 ft. frontage, 9,000 sq. ft. lot area for a two-family use. Most of the lots in this area are 60 ft. frontage ; this ~ould necessitate variances by the Board of Adjustment or the ownership of two lots. Mr. Supinger pointed out there is a Committee pre ently reviewing the multi-family development standards; they expect to have a recommendation to the Planning Commission by late December. Mr. Supinger discussed the scope of this Committee, and the problems that have to be considered in reaching a recommendation. Mrs. Rhodus stated that she would approve of two-family develop- ment, but felt that the possible density of 14 units/acre under th R-2-B was unacceptable. Mr. Rhodus noted that in a unit of 650 sq. ft., there would be in ufficient space to accommodate families; therefore, this r e zoning probably wouldn't aid in the school situation very much. Mr. Supinger suggest d that possibly the Commission would want to d lay a c tion on th r zoning application until such time a th tulti-family v lopment Standards Review Committ e ha mad th ir recomm e ndation and they are adopt d. r. L ar on 2020 We t Warr n - 01 cv ral property owners in who hav not dedicated th right- ar propo ed to be put through; h d to do n now? H not d that d in on om of th vacant oppo ed to th r zoning r - d . I . • • ' - • 0 I • - -5- residential area now, and the City would be "asking for problems " if the requested rezoning were approved. He pointed out that crowding led to more crime. He also asked that the requested rezoning be denied. Mr. Rhodus pointed out that additional density could be gained by just cutting streets through the deep blocks; he noted that "Englewood hates to put out money, but they've put out money for a lot less than this." He noted that it shouldn't be too difficult to acquire that land that hasn't been dedicated for right-of-way. He pointed out that the deep lots are just too much property to be cared for properly. nie matter of cutting the streets through was briefly discussed. Mr. Jones stated that if this would encourage some development of the properties, it might be best to move in this direction. Mr. Lentsch asked that a show of hands for those in favor of the request and those in opposition of the request be taken. niree persons indicated they were in favor; eleven indicated opposition. Mrs. Wade asked of Mr. Mock if he had potential development plans on any of the property at this time. Mr. Mock stated he wanted to develop the land that he owns, and just want to put two-family units on the land. Mr. Supinger noted that Mr. Mock could file a Planned Develop- ment Plan restricting his property to two-family developaent if he so desired. Lentsch mov d : Wade s cond d : The Publi c H aring be clo d. AYES : Smith ; Martin ; Lent c h ; Jone ; Brown ; Wade ; TangU11a NAYS : Non ABSENT : Jorg n on ; W i t ni aotion c rr1 d. L nt ch mov d: Tan uma ond d : lo ay th th d 1 d. IJ • • .. - • • - , -6- Mr. Supinger stated that possibly Mr. Mock would want to withdraw his application at this time. Mr. Martin stated that the Commission could waive the application fee for Mr. Mock if he determined he wanted to reapply at a later time. Mr. Mock stated that he would like to withdraw his application for a re zoning of Blocks 15 and 16, Evans Park Estates at this time. Mr. Lentsch st ated that with the permission of the second, he would withdraw his motion to deny. Mr. Tanguma gave his consent for th e wi thdrawal of the motion. Smith moved : Lent sch seconded: The application fee be waived for Mr. Irving J. Mock at such time as he next determines to apply for rezoning of this area. AYES : Wad ; Smith; Tanguma ; Martin; Lentsch; Jones ; Brown NAYS: None ABSENT : Jorg n on ; Wei t Th motion carr1 d. Th ml!ri t of a Plann d Dev lopm n t und r the R-2-B Zoning wa bri fly di.cu ed. IV. AUTHORITY -8-1 CA E #31-74 Zon Di tr1 t ha appro u , and not ob- , a , noi , not hazardous to no ,. _ • • ( • • • • 0 - , -7- Mr. Martin questioned what effect approval of the housing project as a use not mentioned would have on other developers who desire to build apartment houses in the business district? Mr. Burns pointed out that the low-income elderly housing project is a governmental project, there will be rent subsidies, age requirements, and income limitations to be followed in approving tenants for the project. Discussion followed. Mr . Burns noted that attempts are being made to raise the rent levels from $175; the Authority will own the land on which the structure will be built. The Authority may choose to lease the land to the developer, or may ask the developer to purchase the land from the Authority. Discussion of the amount of rent subsidy ensued. Mr. Burns stated that the consulting architect for the Authority is Maxwell Saul. Mrs. Kocian, Assistant Director for Housing, noted that Mr. Saul has helped the Authority design performance standards and draw up the bid package; he will not design the project. Thi s will be the responsibility of the developer and the architect he chooses. Mr. Brown asked the height of the structure? Mr. Burns stated that it would probably be five stories, but until the bids and de ign are in this cannot be finally determined . Mr. Burns noted there will be no residential units except for the manager's unit on the first floor; this will be devoted to laundry facilities, th commercial kitchen, dining rooms, etc. Mr. Burns stated that he felt six stories would be the highest the structure could be. Mr. Brown th unit cu ion Saith Bro n T: the size of the units. Mrs . Kocian stated be 550 q. ft. one-bedroom units. Brief dis- d: Th Planning COlllllission approve the r quest of th En lewood Housing Authority that th ct propo d for th lo -income eld rly at East and South Lincoln, i a use imilar to oth r per- in a B-1 Zon Di trict. It is noted that thi appli to r nt aub idized housing, with restriction and a limitation• • Tan ua1 ; 1th ; Martin ; Lentsch ; Jon a; Brown t · ' Jor n on Th aot on cirri d. an COlllli••ion to tor h tat proj ct hould prov id th tatf ha ty ' th or thi • • , - • • 0 I• • , -8- particular development of 100 units would require 50 off-street tenant parking spaces, and 10 guest parking spaces. At least 5% of the residential parking spaces shall be arranged for convenience of the physically handicapped. Mr. Supinger suggested that the Commission should set parking standards for this particular type of project so the Authority could proceed and the develop rs could know what is expected in the way of parking area . Mrs. Wad stated that she did not feel this formula would provide suffici nt parking for this development. Mr. Lentsch agr ed, and noted ther is a p arking problem existi ng today. Mr. Martin asked if there was pac where additional parking could b provided if it was determined to be n eeded? Mr. Supinger tat d this i unknown as there is no design for the de elopmcnt ; th staff does not feel this project should require th maximum in parking. Mr. Lentsch pointed out there will b employe parking as ~ell as deliveries which will requir parking spaces. Mrs. Kocian not d that area for d liveries have been written into the bid pa kage, and mu t be provided over and above whatev r off-str t parking is to be provided. Mr. Burns not d that th r ar in c om l v l appli d to this proj ct, and not d that mo t p rsons who hav inquir d about a unit in the proJ t hav walk~d Lo C ity Hall, tak n public transportation or alled b c aus th y do not hnv a car now. Mr. Burns noted th r 60 persons on th waiting li t for a unit. Survey of th urrounding muni ipaliti how that parking r quir d for th •1r hou ing proj ·t are: Bould r, 1 /2:1 ; Littl Lo n, 1 2 :1 6 ; olorado Spring , 1;2:1 ith th pro- vi ion thy h v land availabl or a 1:1 ratio. Ir. Brown ar a that p r o bl m. p a r king no d • • ( • • 0 • , -9- Smith moved: Tanguma seconded: The Planning Commission approve the parking ratio f or the low-income elderly housing pro ject, which would be based on one parking space per two re sidential units, and ten spaces for guests. Tilis would be a minimum of 60 parkin g spaces. 'nlis standard is considered to be average f or several similar projects for elderly housing in the metro are a . Housing for elderly and/or handicapped shall have 5% of residential parking space arranged for convenient use by people on crutches or in wheelchairs. AYES: Brown ; Jones ; Lentsch; Martin; Smith; Tanguma; Wade NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist; Jorgenson The motion carried. Mr. Martin stated that on behalf of the Planning Commission he wanted to commend the Authority and staff for the magnificent job they have done in getting the elderly housing project started. V. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr. Supinger noted that the employees Christmas Party has been scheduled for December 16th, the evening of the regular City Coun 11 meeting; therefore, the Council has rescheduled their meeting to 'I\le sday, December 17th. 'nlis will necessitate the Planning Commission rescheduling their meeting to Wednesday , December 18th. VI. COMMISSION 'S CH OI CE Mr . Lent ch a ked about the Boulder Planning Conf rence? Di cu ion follow d. Mr. Martin asked which meabers w r i nt r sted in attending? Mr . Wade and Mr. Jone stated th y would b inter t d in attending this conf rence. The ting adjourn d at 10:05 p.m. • • • • • • 0 • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD December 3, 1974 The Englewood Public Library Board held its regular meeting on December 3 in the libra ry conference room, Present: Absent: Clayton, Kuhlman, Shattuck, Simon, Sterling Lighthall, Quaintance The meeting was called to o rder at 7:35 and a quorum declared present, Mr. Clayton, the Board's new representative from City Council, was introduced to the Board members. Hr. Maxwell arrived at 7:40. The mi nutes were approved as mailed. Miss Lute told the Board that Hrs. Nancy Whistler, who was to have diacu11ed Friends of the Library groups, was una~le to attend the meeting and would be at the January Board meeting instead. The statistics were di scuss ed, The November circulation increased over that for November 1973 even though the library was clo1ed the day after Thanksgiving for the first time. Approximately 1600 paperbacks were circulated for the month. The circulation of records is increasing aa the library acquires more, The art prints and 8 imn filma are also circulatin& well. Mias Lute told the Board that the library will soon have a collection of fe ature legnth 8 am filaa. Tbe1e are on loan from CCPLS and will be ava il able for interlibrary loan to other librari e s. The number of reference questions asked during November waa high. The m dia center report waa di cusaed, 76 children attended the Cherrelyn IMC last month versus none in Nov .. ber of 1973, The attendance at Scenic View haa Iner as d since the WO«Den's volleyball g ... s in the evening have been r aumed, Th r followed a discussion on the possibility of keepin& the IMCa open durina school closings . ls Lute told the Board that the library is bringing Walter Charle• of the Colorado Philhannonic to Cherrelyn School with his Huaic Magic, a procram wh ich introduces kinder ar ten and preschool children to musical inatruments. Th re haa been one pro r and four more are acheduled. loth the children and th t ach r s are nthusla •tic about th proar told th oard that th slide ahov ha• been etti conaiderable Th re ha b en a ev ral noon ah in 1 on Thuradaya at 12tl0 open u ll c . It h11 al o been sho to th En lewood Boosters, Cirl Scouts, .tc. • • -- • • • FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: • 0 • Mayor Pro-Tern Vern Mann and Andy Mccown, City Manager December 12, 1974 I • REPORT ON NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES CONFERENCE The 50th Annual Conference of the National League of Cities Congress was held in Houston, Texas, on December 1-5, 1974. The conference was attended by over 5,000 Mayors, Councilmen, City Managers, governmental representa- tives, and their spouses. We both thank the City Council for the opportunity to attend this conference. The opening session which was presided over by Mayor Tom Bradley, of Los Angeles, President of the National League of Cities, was probably the most exciting session in the entir conference. W say this because it was at this time that Mayor Bradley announced that the NLC was ft.ling suit against the federal government to question the constitutionality of the Fair Labor Standards Act. This resulted in a thundering round of applause from the delegates. The second and third day of the conference was devoted to tract sessions lasting an hour and a half each. The tract sessions covered such items as community development, human resourc s, labor negotiations, policy development, and federal legislation. The sessions on the last da , which th City Manager was not abl to attend, wer devoted to policy recommendations • comm d that a man oun Um u pot lbl a nd 1/L,; M AM I • , • 0 • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD Decembe r 3, 1974 The Englewood Publ ic Library Bo ard held its regular meeting on December 3 in the li brary conference room. Present: Ab sent : Clayton, Kuhlman, Shattuck, Simon, Sterling Lighthall, Quaintance The meeting was called to o r der at 7:35 and a quorum declared present. Mr. Cl ayton, the Board's new representative from City Council, was introduced to the Board members. Mr. Maxwell arrived at 7:40 . The mi nutes were approved as mailed. Miss Lute told the Board that Mrs. Nanc y Whistler, who was to have discussed Fri end s of the Library groups, was una~le to at tend the meeting and would be at th e January Board meeting instead. The stat ist ics were di scussed. The November circulation increased over that for November 1973 even though the library was closed the day after Thanksgiving for the first time. Approximately 1600 paperbacks were circulated for the month. The ci rculation of records is increas i ng as the library acquirea more. The art prints and 8 11111 films are also circulatinc well, Hi11 Luta told the Board that the library will s oon have a collection of feature lecnth 8 1m1 filaa, These are on loan from CCPLS and will be •vai labl e for interlibrary loan to other lib ra ri e s. The number of reference questions asked during November was high. The media center report was discussed. 76 children attended the Cherrelyn IHC last mon th versus none i n November of 19 73. The attendance at Scenic View haa incr as d since the women'• volleyba ll g ... s in the evening have been resumed. Th r followed a discussion on the pos 5ibi lity of keepina the IMC1 open durtna chool closings. ti s Lute told the Board that th library ls brin ina Walter Ch arlea of the Colorado Philhannonic to Cherrelyn School with hit Music Ma aic, a proaram wh lch introduce kinder art n and preschool children to muaic a l instrume nts. Th r h11 b n ne pro r and !our lllOre ar acheduled. Both the children and th t ach r s ar enthuaiastic abo ut th proar 1, • l Old th Th r ubli c . Board that th slide show ha s be e n attin conaidera ble hav b n sev ral noon shovin 1 on Thur1d1y1 at 12110 open It has also be n shown to th En lewood 8001ter1, Cirl Scouts, roups, et • • • - • • 0 l• • A Chamber of CClllmlerce •ini-workahop that Miaa Lute ADd David Brunton atteaded was reviewed for the Board. A brochure on the library ADd a biblioaraphy on • .._ of the bualaeaa aervice1 and tools that the library baa ... re dietributed to thoee attendiaa. Mia1 Lute told the loard that the library ha• acquired aoae old laale.ood nevapaper1 for the hiatorical collection, aaay from Mr. I. lrneat ADderaoa. She ••id that the1 are beiaa •icrofilaed alld that the library will have a &ood collection of nevepapera on aicrofUa when they are fiahhed. The Board ••ked Mra. Siaon to write a letter of the~ to Mr. Alldereoa for hia &ift to the library. Mr1. Sterliaa di1cua1ed the Central Colorado Public Library SJatea aeetiaa ahe atteaded. A Hrvice aareeaeat betveea CCPLS aad DaCOC va1 approved. A di1cu1aioa followed to acquaint Mr. Clayton to the relatloaahip betveea .. COC and CCPLS. There beiaa no further buaine11, the aeetiaa vaa adjounaecs at 9115 • .. ~'idl:::J°'" Carol A. Peraicka Secretary to the Board • • • , - • • • 0 I • • ~~ :• M O R A N :.:: ond Membe" of Engl~ood Clfy Council ~ ~ FROM: Mayor Pro-Tern Vern Mann and Andy Mccown, City Manager DATE: December 12, 1974 SUBJECT: REPORT ON NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES CONFERENCE The 50th Annual Conference of the National League of Cities Congress was held in Houst.on, Texas, on December 1-5, 1974. The conference was attended by over 5,000 Mayors, Councilmen, City Managers, governmental representa- tives, and their spouses. We both thank the City Council for the opportunity t.o attend this conference. The opening session which was presided over by Mayor Tom Bradley, of Los Angeles, President of the National League of Cities, was probably the most exciting session in the entire conference. We say this because it was at this time that Mayor Bradley announced that the NLC was filing suit against the federal government to question the constitutionality of the Fair Labor Standards Act, This resulted In a thundering round of applause from the delegates, The second and third day of the conference was devoted to tract sessions lasting an liour and a half each, The tract sessions covered such items as community development, human resources, labor negotiations, policy development, and federal legislation. The sessions on the last day, which the City Manager was not able to attend, were devoted to pollc recommendations, Mayor Pro-Tern Vern Mann attend d mo t of the tract sessions dealing with human resources and policy d ve lopm nt , and City Manager McCown attended most of the sessions dealing with labor negotiations and federal legislation, On of the mo t interesting p ch glv n in the labor negotiations session was by Fireman W. H. McClenan, Pre ident of th Intematlonal Association of Fir Fighters. Hts pe ch w a highly inflammatory o which wa not well r ceived by th Councllm n and City ana ere pre ent, You wUI b in rested in knowing that En lewood rec tved om v ry htgh prsis from Mr, Sam Zagorla, Dir tor of th Labor Mana em nt R latio rvic for our ordinance deall.ng with coll ctlve bargaining, Both of us would in ed ommend that as many Councilmen as posslbl attend th n xt y rs cont r n • / 1 ·• ~-.a ~Jl l •• l /7 .. ~· , - VERN MANN Ma or Pro-Tem AMc /p I (dJJ;1/~,~ "'ND~c OWN Cl Mana r • • ' - Taxes: Property Tax Specific Ownership Sales Tax Cigare te Tax Franchise Tax Total Licen~es & Pe rmits: r>. ~ess Li enses B i~ding Licenses Total • 0 • Portion of Year to Date 92% DEPAR TMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES GENERAL FUND Through November JO, 1974 Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget Last Year Last Rev enue Month Date Collected to Date ' Year % 168,331 22,500 3 ,397,945 519,214 321,014 2,864 278 226 ,668 33, 594 20,851 171,304 27 ,287 2,971,047 426,443 323,101 4,4 29 ,004 284,255 3,919,182 50,000 40,000 90,000 2,714 2,981 5,695 52,769 53,773 106,542 88 118 157,776 26,788 2,387,085 181,720 299,279 3,052,648 101,326 87 90 In e~-r.overnmen al Reve nues: F 1er 1 Grant s - Revenue Sharing ftste r,rants • + t Sha red Revenue Ar1p~hoe Flri e & Road To al C ~>es for Services: ner 1 Govcrnmen 1bli~ Safe y Hi l!'h y & • tree An1. 1 helter • l o A • • 92, 82 8,900 280 ,000 55,855 437,637 0 ,500 10,4 32 3,600 7,9 ::io, 725 2 13 • 7 ,500 l 15, 716 1,354 17,070 25,706 51 2,7Q5 1,636 f ,000 600 ,f.00 ( ll J) 74 • ;i9J ..l:1Q! 1, l 18,114 B,900 268,326 57,209 352 ,549 92,120 5,238 7,203 ,275 24,184 165 137,1 5 7,936 74, 4 ,9 4 3,431 9,593 24 , 509 16 ,477 ,"44 4 ,76,839 BO 336,123 73 98 66,320 68 90 9, 9 2 11 0 , J,7 16 • • • 0 • Portion of Year to Date 92% DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE EXPENDITURES TO 1974 BUDGET GENERAL FUND Through November JO, 1974 Annual Current Year to Date % or Last Year Last Budget Expenditures Ex;Eenditure Budget to De.te ~ Legislation & Council: City Council 49,406 1,903 47 ,781 Board of Adju stment 2 ,854 209 2,627 Career Se rvice 4,996 166 J,954 Planning & Zoning 4,607 299 4,124 Library 2,380 6 2,03 9 City Attorney 79 ,17 6,295 70,990 Fousinp & Redevel . l,2R8 126 490 Sub-Total 144,709 9,004 132 ,005 91 178,792 89 HanaP'ement: i y '.anager 99,470 4 ,816 87,053 Personnel 44,967 2,252 38 ,478 Cotrr"'unicri ions 180,925 16,177 169,820 Sub -To al 325,3 2 23,245 295,351 91 262,116 85 .inance & Record: Adn inistration 99,280 7,720 83,653 .!unic. Court 80,574 7,000 66,442 Ac coun ing and u .a ed Sys. 114,942 11,781 103,061 Pe e ue Div . ,811 8 ,274 96,256 Purcha s il1S" 64,215 6,979 55,510 Gen. Operation 1 0,023 ~ 157,671 • U -O!.lll JJ ,84 54, 1 562,593 89 J85,708 85 14",7 4 11,99 120,144 482,451 151,051 80,759 Q ,7Jl 1 O, 2 8 4,405 87 7 ),022 84 9~ ,24~ ,2q3 859,000 90 674,154 8) l .~24 l,l 9,) 91 901,828 8 • • 11.4'1 ,.., ' ,582 99 368,59 79 • f • • . • • Expenditures to 1974 Budget -General Fund Through November 30, 1974 'ge 2 Annual Current Year to Date ~ of Last Ye~r Last Budget Expenditures ~enditure Budget to Date ~ Community Development: Code Enforcement 145,546 12,942 115,165 Housing & Redevel . 21,646 1,988 18,283 Planning 105,421 9,094 90,931 Sub-Total 272,613 24 ,02 4 224,379 82 173,176 81 Library 237,603 21 ,878 189,258 80 1~7,JJJ 84 To al .rpenditures 5,441,429 492,812 4,892£881 90 3,8641722 SJ • • , • - 0 • Portion of Year to Date 92% DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE • REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES RECREATION FUND Through November JO, 1974 % I Budgeted Curren Year to Budget last Year last Revenue Ion th Date Collected to Date ~ Revenue Sha ring 5,029 ( 5,000 ) 4,029 80 City of Englewood 143,977 142,977 99 86,37J 73 School Dist . No . 1 10 ,000 1,840 18 4,948 49 Ou door Pool 16,768 14, 327 85 11,902 96 Indoor Pool 2J ,091 1,244 17,128 74 12,7JJ 82 a & ames 14,901 6,060 19,006 127 11, 757 86 Cultural Activi ies 27,626 1,101 19,5 8 71 21,342 90 Plll.yr: unds 800 24 J22 40 4J2 100 Softball 19,000 17 14,213 75 14,441 99 '100 2,200 3, 19 174 1,951 100 .:it~ers -0-JO 11,846 In ere 2,000 808 40 836 66 0 r nc ome 4, --31Q 5,275 132 2,668 98 Total R•ven e :?69,J92 3,706 255,178 95 169,J8J 78 EXPENDITURF.S TO 1974 BUDGET Annual Curren Y ar o Date % or Las t Year last ~ Exe nditur ExJ:!endi ur e Bu<!get to Date !!!!...! tdoor Pool 27,395 292 2),046 84 22,932 99 'oar Pool 41,0J4 2,5 4 31,662 77 21,504 77 & Gar.ea 42,009 J,950 28,201 67 22,893 63 A tiv. 3 ' .. 1,610 34,61-9 90 30,474 89 15,101 200 13,616 90 10,591 100 lR,773 93 19,022 101 16,462 100 • • 8, 2 822 13,650 155 6, 2 88 81,581 5,530 64, ~34 79 ,J,208 84 259 18,404 ... 1 r.: I 1CI l ,3 0 246 , 04 90 18,,04 84 , • • - 0 I • • Portion of Yea r t o Da t e 92% DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUEs • PUBLIC IMPROVD.<ENT FUND Through November J01 1974 Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget Last Year Last Revenue Month Date Collected to Date ~ Taxes: Property Tax 129,485 2,202 lJl,402 119 ,469 Sales Tax 1,698 ,973 11J ,JJ2 1,485 ,501 1 1919 ,868 Su b-To tal 1,828,458 ii5, 535 1,616,903 88 2,o39 ,JJ7 95 Intergovernment al Reve nue: Revenue Sha ring 581,082 Sta e Grant 46,000 State Shared Revenue 11,697 11,697 t;;~ Sub-Total 6JS,779 rr;m 2 9 s ellaneous: Interest 60,000 160 ,974 Con r ibutions 20 ,000 5,000 12,993 Other 183, 532 llJ 12,755 Sub -Total 26 3,5 32 PU 186,722 71 176,846 65 Total Revenues 21730,769 120 ,648 1,815,322 66 2,258,861 77 • EXPENDITURES TO 1974 CUMULATIVE BUOOET Cumulative Expenditures Project Balance Budy et. Current Month to Date Available •.o rm ainave - G ne r al JJl,143 ( 1, 572) J27,5JJ J,610 No r thw 231,760 2Jl,760 Northeas 1,052,240 1,052,240 South I 2,0%,950 (6,774) 2,090,172 6,778 011 iew 245,834 ,25 6 248,J52 ( 2, 51 ) .. Jerrerson 109,032 616 108,044 988 'lo. ren r'll 123,204 1,434 1J5,JJ4 (12,lJO) i;-. '1er.ipden 19 ,091 4,354 196,543 (1,452) Sou h II 5 7,000 180 547,267 9,733 • 'k>. Cent ral ,4 1 620, Jl 15,6JO Ii Dry Cr k -0--0-l lvd. JJ,000 )J,000 -0- ntersec ion -0--0- 171,000 168,451 2, 549 • • • 7,000 6,691 J09 21.000 20,753 247 Ci •y 11 R 11 61,000 2,175 62 ,lJl (l,l l) • • ,, - • . 0 I• • ' Public Improvement F\Uld Page 2 Through November J O, 1974 ( \ Cumulative Expenditures Project Balance Budget Current Month to Date Available Eng l ew ood Dam J00,000 J00,000 . Servic enter Expansion 275,000 4,095 267,712 7,288 Sidewalk Di strict 17,005 1,105 15,900 Tra ffic Im pr ov em en s 75 ,000 J,616 57,420 17 ,580 Zuni Street Na vajo Al i ghment-Right of Way 35,000 35,000 Parks - General 16 ,000 (J) 11,138 4,862 J a son 21 ,962 (1,069 ) 21,962 -0- Miller 10,611 499 10,611 -0- Ba te -Logan 8,204 297 8,204 -0- Cen ennial 8,777 9 8,777 -0- elleview West 1)6,000 5,4 54 81,068 54,932 Floyd 309 ,625 685 302,932 6,693 N. W. Gr eenbelt 358 ,099 2,25 1 292,010 66,089 . W. Green elt JJ,600 8,800 24,800 'Barde 11,000 10 ,093 9Cfl Interchange 114 ,000 104,239 9,761 Emerson 5,000 5 4,99 5 Handicapped Play Appa r a us 12 ,000 12 ,000 River DeveloJX!len 551 ,552 4 58 35 3,852 197,701 Handball Courts Tennis Cr>urts 112, 713 11 2 ,619 94 qelleview Park Train 40,000 40 ,002 (2) Fire ta ion - rr•hw u+ 209,000 2, 39 204 ,914 4, 6 Wes 202,734 1,184 197,866 4,868 Fir P"l" 5),000 53,658 (6'8) ir Fac111 y 20,000 20,000 Hu ng 100,000 100,000 100,000 -0- 12,000 11,198 02 11\,000 181 941 17,059 38,600 ( 22)) 39,117 ('17) • • 191,2 4 191,250 (27) 116, 32 11 ,5 2 -0- 21,000 21,000 -0- ll,000 11,000 9, 31 ,a 4 129,9'.0 8,77 ,12 ' 7,82 ' • • - 0 • Portion of Year to Date 92'7. (' DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES WATER FUND Through November 31 1 1974 '7. of Bud geted Current Year to Budget Last Yea r Last Revenue Month Date Collected to Date .!m...1:. Wat er Sales l ,081 ,692 133 , 701 l,027 ,705 95 l,004,340 98 Oth er s Connection Charges 150 ,000 518 74 ,554 Property Tax 863 15 870 Rental s l,000 615 3 ,015 Interest 51 ,828 131 ,532 Gain on Sale of Assets Mi s cellaneou s 35 1000 125 22 1599 Sub -Total 238 ,691 1,273 232 ,570 97 339,279 93 Total Revenue s 11320 1383 134 1974 1 1~60 1 275 95 11343 16 19 97 -EXPENDITURES TO 1974 BUDGET Annual Current Year to Date '1. of Last Year La st Budg t Ex2 ndityr Ex2enditure Bud&et to Date Year!, Source 6. Supply l, 137 ,059 23 ,082 1 ,153,621 101 46,692 75 Power 6. P pin 121 ,003 7 ,734 116 ,499 96 86 ,808 87 Pur ification 124 ,063 11,500 110 ,951 89 84,486 84 Tr n s . 6. Dist . 198 ,870 3 ,888 19 ,384 100 41,351 79 Accounting 6. Coll ction 71 ,986 1 ,.537 62,07 86 70 ,073 8.5 c n ral 357 1 ll ~ 37 1060 10 259.406 73 Total p ns 1010 1095 165 1 7 21013 1593 100 7 • • • - - • • • 0 - Portion of Year to Date 92i ( ' DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES SEWER FUND Through~~N_o_v_e_m_b_e_r....._3.1,....,1_9_7_4~~ Disposal Service Others Connection Fees-Inside Connec t ion Fee s -Outside Intere s t Gain on Sale of As s ets Ins pection Charge s Miscellaneou s State Grants Total Rev enue s Budgeted Revenue 488,300 50,000 100,000 27,221 301,500 75,000 553,721 11042 p 021 Current Month 55, 701 1 12,046 2 128 295 12,472 68, 17 3 Year to Date 525,919 19,351 142,819 2,388 2, 112 61,225 2 'i7';"89'5 753,814 7. of Budget Collected 108 41 72 EXPENDITURES TO 1974 BUDGET Tr e atment Sa n itary System Accountln ~ Collec , A inistratiuu and C n ral Total xp n s • Annual Budg e t 2,581 , 7 3 159,4 13 206 ,9 0 2 ,9 ,096 Current Expenditure Year to Date i of Expenditure Budget 194,858 130, 790 20 ,393 .530 ,0 l 8 82 99 Last Year Last to Date Year i 487,906 188,331 676,237 Nov, 23 Last Year to Date 161, 182 32,281 197 ,7.5 91 ,221 99 96 98 Last l!!!...l 87 81 63 72 • • • • II ~ -• . 0 I • • ' .. Portion of Year to Date 92% DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES TRANSIT ENTERPRISE FUND Through November 30 1 1974 % of Budgeted Current Year to Budget Last Year Last Revenue Month Date Collected to Date !!!!..!. Revenue Sharing 40,000 8,597 47,451 119 Fares 16,500 2,036 21 ,510 130 19,750 89 Tokens 4,500 835 19 2,432 94 Gain on Sale of Assets 10,148 10,148 Interest _fil Total Revenue ~ 20 ,781 80,635 132 22,182 39 EXPENDITURES TO 1Cf74 BUDGET Annua.i Current Year to Date J of' Last Year Last Budget Expenditure Expenditure ~ to Date !!!!..! Personal Services 67,199 7,400 61,476 91 7,059 714 8,031 114 Con rec ual 16, 00 h-1:. 13,529 82 To al Expendi ur 1 90,758 9,17 83,036 91 28,919 39 s::s:=a= • ,• • • • f • - - • • 0 • RESOLUTI ON NO. --~• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING A NEW POSITION OF RISK MANAGER. WHEREAS, the Board of Career Service Commissioners, in their meeting of November 21, 1974, recommended that the position title of Risk Manager be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, that the following position title be established. ;- DEPARTMENT NEW TITLE CI ~-- P ers111111 J w Finance Risk Manager ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of ------· 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio ity Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, hereby certify that the above 1s a r e, accurate and complete copy ot the Resolution o. , Series of 1974. ex orr!c!o city Clerk-Treaaur r •. • • I - PRESENT: AB SENT : AL SO PRESENT: • 0 - MINUTES BOARD OF CAREER SER VI CE COMMISSION ERS Dec ember 21, 1974 Charles Zartman , Wi l liam Hanson, Winifred Uhlinger H. R. Hosanna, H. R. Braun Margaret Freeman, Gerald Vaughn, Robert Hall , Richard Welbourne, Richard Lo rig It was decided the Dr . Charles Za rtman would act as chairman in the absence of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman . • • • • Mr. Lorig asked that a correction be made on the minutes of October 17 , 1974. Regarding the decision of the Board on the hearing to determine wh ether the promotional procedures should remain the same, the Board had stated that, while the procedure will remai n as it is now, the topic can e heard again if new eviden ce can be submitted y either side. This was not i ncl de in the minutes. MRS. UHLINGER MOVE , A D MR. hA SON SECONDED , TO APPR OVE THE MIN UTES OF THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 17 , 1974 A CORRECTED . Ayes: Zartman, H nson, Uhli nger :~ays: one Th motion c rried. • • • • escr1p ions, one me rely an Sys ems Analyst position c rrently n w position or Risk nager. new poai ion ror th the position would report rsonnel D1rec or. Mr. ion to Council on th -'R •• UHLI 'I •ER MOVED , AND MR . I AU"'OU "EC0.10 D , APPROVAL 0 THE TWO TIO.l , ANiJ THAT A RECO El:OATIO~ BE. SENT TO COUNCIL THAT :JAGER POSITIO. BE I WLUDED I THE CITY JOB CLASSIP!CATIO~S , I E . Ay l ya: r ton r1e . • • • 16 • • , -• 0 ,, • MRS. UHLINGER MOVED , AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO CERTIFY THE FOLLOWING ELIGIBILITY LISTS: Plant Operator -Sewer Women's Recreation Supervisor -Parks and Recreation Police Officers -Police Dept. Emergency Communicator ·-Communications Ayes: Zartman, Hanson, Uhlinge r Nays: None The motion carried. I I I I MR . HANSON MOVED, AND MRS. UHLI GER SECONDED , APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL ACTIONS: NAME Terminations: Crosby, John Green , Cathy Kelley, J.B. Kennedy, Eugene Mille, Jay Moen, Geo r ge Anniversary Increas s: Bittner , Lym a n Clas, Pa 1 au an ea, am a Hoov r, r tt C. Lowr , ary DEPT. & TITLE GRADE & STEP Plant Op erator -Sewer effective 11/20/7 4 Emergency Co mmunicator effective 10/19/74 Plant Operator -Water Prod. effective 10/Jl/74 Plant Operator -Sewer effective 11/16/74 Polic Cadet ffective 10/30/74 Maintenance an -Parke effective 11/12/74 Building Inepec or effective 11/1/7 Clerk Steno -B ild1n effective 12/l/7 F1ref1gh er 3rd Claa to iref1Sb t r 2nd Cl as ain nano n -Str err c 1ve 12/l/7 Elllergen y Co n1c tor err ct1v 1211/ 166 c 0 7D 2E to 2P' 28 to 2C llE to 4F • • - • • PRESE NT: ABSENT: AL SO PRESENT: • 0 ,. - MINUTES BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION ER S Decembe r 21 , 1974 Cha rles Zartman, William Hanson , Win ifred Uhlinger H. R. Hosanna, H. R. Braun Margaret Freeman, Gerald Vaughn, Robert Hall, Richard Welbourne, Richard Lorig It was decided the Dr . Charles Za rtman would act as chairman in the absence of the Chairman and Vice-Cha irman. * • * • "" - Mr . Lorig asked that a correction be made on the minutes of October 17, 1974 . Regarding the decision of the Board on the hearing to determine wh ether the promotional procedures should remain the same , the Board had state that, while the procedure will remain as it is now, the topic can e h ard again if new evidence can be submitted y either side. Thi s was not in cluded in the minutes. MRS. UHLINOER MOVE , AND MR. HA SON SECO DED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 17, 1974 AS CORRECTED. Ayes: Zartman, Hanson , Uhlinger ?1ays: Non The motion c rried. n '1R~~. UHLI' ,ER ?1.0VED, AND .R. JO DESCRIPTIO: , A D THA? A '!HE RISK HA'il::R OSIT .O.l B AT A ORA I'U:. y h mo ion c r1 • * * * two Jo of the l A?lSO.~ SECOND D, APPROVAL 0 THE • 0 R cor-•mtJDATIO! B SE.JT TO cou CIL THAT 4JCLUDED IJ TH CIT Y JOB CLASSIPICATIO. S eon , Uhlin r • • • 1 • • • • I • - Mr. Lorig again brought up the subject of Military Leave vs . Jury Duty. He had received complaints from employees because it is required that they turn in any money they get while on jury duty, but those who go out on military leave actually get to make a profit, since they may keep their military pay as well as City pay. Mr. Lorig had made mention of this problem at meetings past. The City Attorney had advised Mr. Lorig that it would take an ordinance change to bring the two policies into line and that the Career Service Board could merely make a recommendati on to Council regard ing this. MR S . UHLINGER MOVE !:>, AN D MR. HA: SOH SECONDED, TO RECOMMEND TO COUNCIL THAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEE:l THE EMPLOYEE'S SALARY AND THE AMOUNT RE CEIVED BY TH EMPLO YE E FO EITHER HLITA RY OR JURY DUTY LEAVE BE PAID TO THE EMPLOYE r R UP TO F I FTEE~7 AYS FOR MILITARY LEAVE AND A UNLIMITE AMOU OF J RY DUTY. IF THE MILITARY SALARY HAPPE~S TO BE GR ATE. Tlf Y E 'S SALARY FROM THE CITY, HE MAY ELE "'n OU Y RATHER THAN THA FROM THE CIT Y. (The em or jury his reg '. on y received from either military de ar ment, and would then receive aon, Uh inger The o io carri Under lo ye to repor for for he EP A. I I I I As oc iation s' ho i ce , Mrs. Freeman had nothing be £~EA, and Mr . Hall had not ing o repor Th Fire Association was not represented. I I I I Un de r Commis ioners' Choice , Dr. Za rtm n asked if it was necessary to always r.ave th man scr1 s of SB hearings typed up y the co rt reporter. H pointed ou t th t w could forego his exp nae and jus h ve the ou rt reporter keep the tape on file unless it is absolutely ne ce ssary to have it yped. Many times it woul not be ecessary for he Board t o r view a typed manuscript if they wou ld just review th~ hearir g 1 h the court report r befor he leaves. Dr. Z rtman s es ed hat the Board reach a d cision re rdi pol1cy on his t the next full Board m e in . po ay. th • • • • h Fir Li • • • • xam1n tion w 165 0 • • , - • • • • • MRS. UHLINGER MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO CERTIFY THE FOLLOWING ELIGIBILITY LISTS: Plant Operator -Sewer Women's Recreation Supervisor -Parks and Recreation Police Officers -Police Dept. Emergency Communicator ·-Communications Ayes: Zartman, Hanson, Uhlinger Nays: None The motion carried. • I • I MR. HANSON MOVED, AND MRS. UHLINGER SECONDED, APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL ACTIONS: NAME DEPT. & TITLE GRADE & STEP Terminations: Crosby , John Green , Cathy Kelley, J.B. Kennedy, Eugene Mills, Jay Moen, Geo r ge Anniversary Increases: Bittner , Lyman Clas, Paula Hau aneas, Jam s Hoover, Br t;t c. .owry, ary Lou Plant Operator -Sewer ~ffective 11/20/74 Emergency Comm unicator effective 10/19/74 Plant Operator -Water Prod. effective 10/31/74 Plant Operator -Sewer effect ive 11/16/74 Police Cade t effective 10/30/74 Maintenanceman -Parks effective 11/12/74 Building Inspector effective 11/1/74 Clerk Steno -Building effective 12/1/74 Fir fighter 3rd Claaa to F1ref1 Cb t r 2nd Claaa Ma1nt nanceman -Street rrec ive 12/l/74 Emergency Col!llllun1c tor effective 12/l/7 166 7C to 7D 2E to 2P 2B to 2C E to 4P • • - - • Nickerson, Charles New Employees: Ferguson, Paul • 0 • Maintena nceman -Parks effective 12/1/74 Servicenter Superintendent effective 11/11/7 4 2D to 2E lOA Probationary to Perman ent Status without increase in pay: McCormick, William Nessan, Douglas Reid, John A. Plant Operator effective 11 /16/74 Police Officer 4th Class effective 11/16/74 Sewer Plant Superintendent effective 12/1/74 Probationary to Permanent Status with increase in pay: Payne, J o seph Pfohl, Aud rey Sti les, Eric Promotions: Belew, Rola Payne, J o seph Zi mme r ma n, Clarence Progreaa Reports: Braunr it r, Don Irona, Mar1ly Lon , Cl renc Plant Opera tor -Sewer effec tive 12/1/74 Jr. Account Clerk effective 12/16/74 Lab. Technician -Sewer effective 12/1/74 Maintenanceman -Parks Equipment Opr. I effective 10/16/74 Maintenanceman -Sewer Plant Opr. effective 11/17 /74 Fireman lat Claaa to Driver/O perator/Engineer e f fe c tive 10/1/74 Fire Financ Parka Ay s: Z r m n , H naon , Uhl1n r l ya: .·on ~h motion c rr1 d. 167 6c lOD 6A to 6B 2A to 2B 6A to 6B 2B to 4B 2A to 6A • • - • • • • I• • MRS. UHLINGER MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO DECLARE THE FOLLOWING POSITIO~S VACANT: Plant Operator (2) -Sewer Maintenanceman ~ Parks Maintenanceman -Sewer Ayes: Zartman , Hanson, Uhlinger Nays: None The motion carried. • • • • There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned, and the next meeting date set for December 19, 1974. HERBERT R. HOSANNA Chairman I J BRENDA . Recording Secretary 16 8 • • - - • • • 0 I • - City of Englewood • December 10, 1974 The Honorable James A. Taylor and Members of the City Council City of Englewood, Colo rado Gentlemen: 3400 S Elati Street Englewood , Colorado 80110 Phone (303) 761-11 40 It is the recommendation of the Career Service Board that an ordinance change take place to bring the policies on military leave and jury duty into line. We feel that employees should receive the difference between their regular salary and the amount received for either military or jury duty leave , for up to fifteen days for mil- itary leave and nlimited jury duty leave . If the military salary happens to be greater than the employee's salary from the City, he may elec o keep the mil itary mo ney ra her than that fr om the Ci y . Currently , the employee on military 1 ave is allowed to keep oth the mili ry ay and the City pay, which permits hi to make a rofit. Those on jury duty are allowed to receive their City salary only if they turn in the money made while on j ry duty. Your considera ion in his matter wil l be greatly ppreciated. ncere y yours, 7"") , I J • • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE E GLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Date: November 19, 1974 Subject: Water Distr ibutor's Agre m nt to provide water th the Gas-A-Mat Station and property at U.S. 285 and South Bryant Street, in Sheridan. Recoll'lllendation: That th Hampd en Wat er Us rs Association Agreement be approved by Council and that th Mayor and City Clerk be authorized and directed to sign th Agr ment on behalf of the City. Resp c tfully submitted, E GL OOD WAT AND SEWER BOARD B·=------------------------------....&..•/-'-n ull rton, Chairman nt I 2 • • ' • 0 - IN1'IMJlllllCI JWlOIWllDUM Andy Mccown, City Manager DA11: November 25, 1974 fllOM: Kells Waggoner -...er, TRAFFIC INFORMATION • Attached are copies of several memos from Brooks Taylor, Traffic Engineer, with reference to complaints and /or questions with regard to traffic operations within the City. l. memo regarding signalization of S. Clarkson Street and E. Girard Avenue, which essentially states that a fully-signalized intersection is not warranted at this time, and also that the pede strian crossing was installed for wheelchai r patients from Craig Rehabilitation Center; estimated cost -$9,700. 2. memo with reference to the "No Right Turn on Red" signs at the intersec i on of S. Logan Street and E. Lehigh Avenue, which states that we will be changing the signs to read "Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalk" 3. memo with reference to signalization at S. Clarkson Str e and E. B lleview Av nu , which shows that a signal i warranted at tha location but that the S a 11 not have mon1e to install th signal S nc r ly, KW/la A tacha.: 7 soon; es imated cost -$9,100. not d that only on -fourth of this int r- ctually in Engl wood; therefor , a signal re to b ins all d, should b ah r d in coat entities as w 11. Perhaps a le ter to County could a rv as h catalya for such ion and p r ic1pation. - lie Works ~c... • , • • M'&OflllCI ,.,.OUJllDUM Kells Waggone r , Dire ctor of Publi c DA11: Work s Brooks Taylor November 21, 1974 S I GN ALI ZATION SURVEY FOR S . CLARK SON & E. GIRARD The subje ct in t e rs ection has been studied tw i ce within the pas t few yea rs f or j usti fi c ation of complete intersection sign ali z atio n. Th e l ates t su rvey, accomplished th i s week, a s wel l as th e p revi ous o n e , i ndicated that neither the traf f. vehicul a r volume nor a ccident recor ds would satisfy the tra ffic signal warr ants a s se t f o r th in the "Uniform Traffic Con tro l Manua l ". A traffic c o unt taken through the bu s ies t hours (7:00 a .m. to :00 p.m.) r es ults as follows: 1'1 me -=8 a.m. 8-a.m. 9-10 a.m. 10-11 a.m. 11-12 noon l:!-1 p.m . 1-2 p.m . 2-3 .m. 3-4 p •• 4-!> fJ .m. Minor S . (Girard) E & W Total 14 187 203 131 19 22 4 15 4 147 40 168 l Ma jor S t. (Clarkson) N & S Total 1 8 9 20 1 2 40 191 278 292 305 337 405 462 536 u1res a tota l of 500 cars al bo h directions) and · t {on dir ct1on only) acci en a. susc p ible riod and The cc1- or d • • INTaOflRCI 'WMOCUIDUM Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works Brooks Taylor • 0 I• • DA11: November 21, 1974 NO RIGHT TURN ON RED - .....:T1 LOGAN @ LEHIGH & MANSFIELD / • The memo from the City Manager regarding a complaint on the "No Right Turn on Red" signs at S. Logan and Lehigh was received. This Division has noted this unnecessary restriction at the above-captioned location, and work orders have been issued to replace the existing signs with "Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalk". The right turns on red are not as much a concern as the turns on green, however, as motorists are required to stop on red before entering the intersection. Of course this does not apply to one receiving a green indication. Signs reading "No R1ght Turn on Red -When Children Present" have presented a great amount of controversy. Because of th1 s, as well as the pedestrian hazard created with cars turning on a green indication, it would be my recommendation that the sug ested Yield b used. At s veral location in th City, it has been necessary to restr1ct right turn s on r d because of an opposing movement, rd I believ that thes should r in. S ine r ly, BT/ls ,, - •. • • - • • INftMMllCI JWlmlAMM• • • - fth Kells Waggoner, Director of DA11: November 21, 1974 Public Works ..,., Brooks Taylor -*'• TRAFFIC SURVEY AT S. CLARKSON & E. BELLEVIEW In answer to the City Manager's memo regarding possible signalization at s. Clarkson and E. Belleview: A survey was conducted at the above-captioned location in November of 1973, which indicated a substantial volume of vehicular traffic to satisfy the warrants for the installation of traffic signals as set forth in the "Unifo rm Traffic Control Aanual". Co?ies of Hie survey, along with correspondence to and from the l~~or ado State Department of Highways, are attached hereto for your information. I discussed this proposed signalization with Mr. Douglas Sh a ffer, District 6 Traffic & Safety Engineer, prior to writing this memo, and he verbally indicated that the Stat would approve the installation, but that no money would be available until after July, 1975. /~1o:;z;_~ Tr ffic Engineer BT/l Atta.:::hs . • • . • • • 0 t• • -·· ... --------·· S.H. 88 at Clarkson St. STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS CHAS E SHUMATE • EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DIVISION OF 1-'t ~WA Y S LAURE,0-E. C &OWE"R CHIEF E.'IGINEEP DISTR ICT 6 R E HEATHCOTE D ISTRICT ENGIN EER • 2000 SOUTH HOL.L.V ~·r . Ke! ls Waggone.- '.'lire ctnr ·'>i Public Works Ci t y of F.ngl~ood ' r,o South ElaL i Stree t !e~oo d, Co lorado 80110 · ... r ~.·lls; DE°"'\/[" C OLORADO 80222 f:i03 1 757 -9252 M.•· -'1 21, 1974 06-58-00 l\a~cd ,,.., t"le in i•'r-n.:iti on you subniitted vith your letter, dated Novem- f:o,,r :.0, l 073. ·~e ag~<'P that warrants are •t for the installation of .• •rnf l lc 11lgna ! 11r til e intersection of S.R. 88 (Belleview Avenue) & r1ark~on Str eet • .. ,. h~v ~ miute n •tel <l re"i ~ of th intersection, a.nd have prepared a !l •"l1":>>-..try d r11wi n .;;,1.,..·ing 1.·hat we feel would be the beat type of sig- n'! c o~:r ~: t 1 lnsl ~ll. It 'rpears that the ty~ of stgn.l installed .... u1.1 " r "'<' 111.1 • 1·,."t nctc.1 bf.cause of e:dating overhead and unde r - ur i t. • wi •tin t hr inte r sPc ti un. l '1.,v,. u. t lC lc-. mon'!y av111l able for this type of project ; h • h•.., ""ey {,.. 1• .. 11t.1b e -poulbl after Ju ly 1, !9 7!, - 1. I ' " t., ~ •t wf t h vuu and dhcuu further the dctatl nf get - a1 na l fn tailed . ... . .,:, II ) .. .', \'~ry truly y r R. !, HUTHC'CJr! Oi•trf ct !n ine~r • • - - • • March 11, 1974 Mr. Doug Shafter Traffic • Safety Engineer State Department of Highvaye 2000 South Holly Denvar, Colorado 80222 Dear Mr. Shaffer: • 0 • On Nov.mber 30, 1973, .. bad writ~ to Mr. wuu- B. Tucker concerning a •ivnal inatallation at Eaet Belleview Avenue and South Cl&rkeon Str-t. Could you please infonu us •• to the preaent etatus of this requeet. Sincerely, Jte lla \ aggoner Director of Public Nork• KW/ls • • • 7 • • • • 0 I • - •.:r. 111 Jli.:il:l E. •r 11(.ker T :::n;.i ;c .::::1.1fct l• _;, !~in~er S t nt~ Ucpartn~nt o1 ~!G hwnys 7.·J[)G S uuth i:olly '.).;,•~ct Denver, Colorndo 80 ~?.2 r:rn r ~~r. Tucker: For ~CV<!r:11. ye~r!"l, we bavc been gcttini; requests for n si'.:;11:-l ir~lt :ill r tio!'l ~t )L 9c!leview Avenue (Stete Il!tihway SS) :-nd s. Cl:.ir h>on ::1.rce t. \,-e have , on th~se occasion~, checl ~e d the t::nit ic :-.nd accident rlcturcs end have not be -n ch lc to ju,tify n sictt:il ot that location. W vere recently rc~u c3 ted to re-check the warrnnt for this lntorscctioo, ond find th~t o Riqnol is nccdcj. The !ollrn:.·~o-~ is :i qu:i.c :c ciaht-hour tabulation iinu doesn't include tbe ev~~in: r~ok: 7-8 :i .u. -9 o.rl. C-10 re .o. 1 1)-11 :I . II. 11-12 noon 12-1 p.r.i. i-2 r .. 2-J Jl,U . ~tt,,ch~rl i'l could he tHl:>t' The ir.tlr ~ cti~n i s Olllu 0 411 0' n 1 or ~o ov r tl• Your t c vonbl con id Sioc r ly, K~ l l u l n .. on r 173 2 G3 202 200 1 91 214 1 9 :?50 971 i ,:ns 1,019 865 913 1,(161 765 904 d R'ra howln~ four accident• wbicb correction by o signal. -quart~r in ,n 1 ood, ond I'• ur ~rticlp ~to in in t n llatloa of o i - lnt aft r in~t llotioo • r tlon would be er tly appreciated. Dlr c-o r 01 Publtc or!• r, Tr t it' n tn r • • ((• • f • 0 - IN'l'aOllfllcl ···~ Kells Waggoner , Director of Public DAfti "90M: Brooks Taylor Works IUlllCT1 TRAFFIC SURVE Y AT CLARKSON &: BELLEVIEW 9-24-73 As you requested , a survey was completed at the intersection of S. Clarkson & E. Belleview. Traffic volumes are tabulated below for an 8-hour period: 7-8 a.m. 8-9 a.m. 9-10 a.m. 10-11 a.m. 11-12 noon 12-1 p.m. 1-2 p.m. 2-3 p.m. 173 268 202 20 0 194 214 199 250 971 1,315 1,019 885 913 1,061 765 904 The attach d a ccid ent report shows four of a type which might be susceptible of correction by a signal. These are u nderl ined. Con id ring 01' of th Minimum Volumes Warrant 2 (900 cars per hou r on th major treet, and 75 per hour--one direction only-- on the minor tr et for each of any 8 hours) and 80$ of the Accid nt Experienc Warrant, i .. , 5 or more of the above- mentioned type, this signalization would easily qualify und r arrant #6 , "Combinations of Warrants". Th above-mention d Warrant apply to pr -ti•e controllers. An actuat d-type ignal would not have to sati ty these war- rant , how ver , it would e m, fr0111 the hourly count that a pre-ti• d controller w uld erv very 11 at this loca- tion, providln it a sch duled for a "f lash" operation throu h th n gbt hour lDC r l ' , ~ __ ...,,,,,., ( 7~ rook Taylor Tr tfi En in r BT/l ·. • • -• • • £ Q §. ! ! §. ! ! ~ ~ ! ~ OF FULL SIGNAL INSTALLATION GIRARD & CLARKSON l solid state controller ' cabinet 4 mast arms @ $650 ea. I • 6 signal heads 12"x8"x8" Cl-way) 4 signal h·eads 8"x8"x8" (2-way, aide-of-pole) 4 Ped. signals 12" (Walk ' Don't Walk) one-way, @ $175 ea. drill & set 4 poles 500' 12-conductor wire @ $.80/ft. 200' 2" conduit Misc. Hdwr. & concrete $3,400 2,600 840 900 700 200 400 160 500 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST---------------------------$9,700 12-11-7 4 BT/la • L . • • ( ( • • • • MEMORANDUM TO: Andy Mc c own, City Manage FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Directo r of Finance Harry N. Taylor, Purchasing Agent DATE: December 12, 1974 SUBJECT: Southwest Greenbelt Park Fence Bid Sealed proposals were received by the Director of Finance (Purchas ing) on December 11, 1974 for the cons truction of fencing along the perimeter of the Southwest Greenbelt Park. Funds were budgeted a ufficiently in the PIF Southwest Greenbelt Park budget t o c over the cos t o f the projec t . Bid Result s: Company Life-Time Fe oce Co. Hurricane Penc e Co . S tee lock Fence Co. !lcar Fe nc e & Supply Co. Ca pitol Feoce & I ns tallation Engineer Es timate $12,828 . 75 $12 ,521.96 12 ,156 .70 11,872.30 11,336 .50 9,521.00 W nd the propoaal subm i t t ed by Cap i to l Pence & Ina t a llation in th amount of $9,521 .00 for t h e cons t ruction of Chain-l ink Penc ina alo th Southwe s t Cr nb lt Park perimeter to be accept ed and award made . Bid Proced ure: b aeU to pro• ctlv biddera Kerry • Taylor ) • • • • • MEMORANDUM TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance Harry N. Taylor, Purchas ing Agent E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation DATE: December 12, 1974 SUBJECT: Tree Bid Sealed proposals were received by the Director of Finance (Purchasing) on December 11, 1974 for supplying 45 various trees to the Depar tment of Parks and Recreation. The trees are to be utilized in the beautification of the Northwest Gr nbelt Park. Invitations to Bid were sent to seven prosp ctive bidder Two vendors participat d within th bidding althou hone was a partial bid . Th lack of additional participation by other vendors i s due to the specifi- cation requir ent of trees being an in-stock item and available for illllledi ate planting. This r quirement was e ssential sine the trees will have to b planted prior to D ceob r 31, 1974 at which tim the Grant for the Northwe s t Greenbelt Park expires. Fund wer budg t d in th PIF Northwest Greenbelt Park budget to cover the total cost of th tr e s. nd the low bid submitted by Mountain M edow Nursery in the amount of $ ,9 77 .50 for su pplying 45 various typ s of tr el to be accepted ind ""•rd ade at this tim W f 1 th bid la c patible with the current market price for thes tr e s. M untain M edowa Nursery has previously r ce iv d several bid ards as the lower bidd r on Perk projects . and Recreation • • - ({ • • - COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APPLICANT : hakey's Pizza Parlor 3281 So. San a Fe En lewood, Colorado TYPE 01 ACTION REQUESTED: Renewal of J.2 eer license POLICE AND FBI REPORTS: Se at ached report PRlVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS ~ING PRIOR TWO YEARS, EXCUJDit«l ANNUAL RENEWAL: CITY A'M' 'S R.!VI!W: ,. - •. :~I • • - \ • • ( • • 0 t• • J •c -· Clasr~, C'• i.:> o Pol ic As,)~~ \0;r requr:;, ;•r f C"l lc••·' 1q in tc.rma ior> r erlects calls handled ty th ,.> ,oi1: ... depc;r·~en r ~ir>ce l<J:-e,...t,er 1, 1973 , at Shakey's Pizza Parlor , -.-:; .... 1 ("' C"._, ta Fei; 7-[I \'C S or ~ 4~0 0 S. Broadway; arid King Soopers. SC~ -· r..:·~ral: 1 ""_u_ ~-... un· f)llri \' Party left a ter be i'1g tal ed ::--t.--.i !'n.n Pdrty t<1ken her -h -~. r 1 r,tir Party and p loyee 90 into a ti g I eft !Or off i car$ rri 11t.d. ( C.. t f i C€: ,.~. P<"rry n-lu-., ~n ~&:n!J1 J ,arty Parties none upon arrl11ul of cf f ir r~ . t.;-~ ') ... ~; .... ..., \n •t"'-' I U • arty un~ u nn ~rr1v I : I r f'. t.: •· C31 .. Cci .. ~ t•, Ir :5 . e r 1 I c. nse It e i r .., . 2 t» r I I c r.se ·. • • , -• 0 • I FOltM DRl .t01 (lfV 9 -70) ST ATE OF COLORADO • J DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE llHEWAl APPllCATIH FOii 3.2% 00 NOT WllfE IN THIS $,ACt \ FEllMEITEO MAll IEVEllA&E llCEISES (GET APPROVAL Of lOCAl llCEISll& AUTNOlllTY FlllST) "fT£1GETTtNG """°Y"l )(" Of lOC•l UC:tN~,,...Y ..,Un.otlTY If •tOUllED SEND lO COlOl.t.00 Dfl"A.llM.fNl Of UVEMUf $TAtlC.Al1lCM. t..HMU tll! MtfblAH St Df-HVt:• COlO '°'°' BLAKELY ROBERT L SHAKEYS PIZZA PARLOR 3281 S SANTA FE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110 (I F THE RE IS A IMPORTANT SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE SIDE MANAGEll'S NAME Robert If Al'l'LICANT IS A COl!PORATION . Fill IN RfVERSE SIDE NEW TRADE NAME RENEWAL APPLICATION FOi! 3 7 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOi! THE YEAR ENDING \1 1oll tl1T 1 Nf01#1!.A l10 N "°""""' C11'1' "'°""' TWt ._, lt't D••t ll-U5Z5 10 006 1018 1 011670 TYPE J NAME AND D£SCIUPTION Of LICENSE J.Z PE R CEHT IEBl RETAIL LICENSE LI Q UOR ENFORCE ME NT OFFICER'S ACTION APPROVED Oc r. .:?? /?7r o(n DISM'l'ROVED ~~~~ r L-~ -·~· . l COlOl!ADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TOT A l FEE(S) 011576 • zs.oo FEE • 25.00 ho lollow•ne all...,. to be "9-.d ond odnow~ by • ...i....iuo~ ond ooch _,,... of ,,..._,.... ond by -po<.-) (ti oppkohoft tt. for .,...,,..,., k:eft .. , •ftMI! 1tote of bvw,..... r~ ) "' - ....... by -'"" clvly , .. ..,.. ~ lot h__ .,_.. ond ,.,.., -loo " tt.o _.,..,. -.. ...-d .,. thof ho ,. ol the cobo .. no-.j c0<,..._ T1'ot ho hot reo4 ,. ........ ..._ - he \ & t+.e ~ta fMreof ofMI that 8 "'°"9n 0"41 "' g a ..__.," M' tot'ftl Off trw of h•• 0-wlt bo..... eft4 he ..... le < ,. to r..i.. ..-d ~-P'O"' lod br .... DEPARTMENT Of UV£NUE IH CONNECT~ THE-ITH S1 K"'llO 4HO S-TO ll #.f Of COii' 3.1 4J-D•Y Of l~ " 7 'i ... -'~~ c . ll I fl ~' Co':l'"':ss.o explra 1.1114 " ·- n.. ho• -W<h D ATfO AT T tS 0At Of • 40 " .. ""' '°"""' Ctl'f Oii C TYi • ... _ " . .._..., l'YC OIO • • • • t• • COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APPLICANT: Southland Corporation d/b/a Seven Eleven Store 4400 So. Broadway Englewood, Colorado TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED: Renewal of J.2 beer license POLICE AND FBI REPORTS: See attached repor PR!VI US CITY C IL ACT! NS DURING PRIOR EXCWDIOO ANNUAL RENEWAL: S: YEARS, • • • • • 0 • MEr-ORANDUM TO: Karl Nol lenberger, Director o f Fi nance FROM: Jack L. Clasby , Chief of Pol ice DATE: December 6 , 1974 SUB JECT: LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS As per your request, the fol lowing Information reflects cal Is handled by the pol Ice department since December 1, 1973, at Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3221 S. Santa Fe; 7-Eleven Store, 4400 S. Broadway; and King Soopers , 5050 S . Federal: SH AKEY'S 12-9-73 2-6-74 -8-74 -16-74 6-29 -74 7-ELEVEN PIZZA PARLOR Drunk party Drunk Fig t Unwa nted party Un wa nted drunk Party left after being ta lked o by officers. Party a en hol"l8. arty and e ployee got In t o a flgh . Party I befor o fie rs arriv d. Part ies gone upon arrival of of f lcers. Party gone upon arrival o f officers . No cal Is recelv d concern ing t elr 3.2 b er I lcense ·1 , SOOPER <; d cone rn l ng t e l r .2 er I lce n ~-:,~ C I t o Pol le JLC/e z •. • • { • • • 0 - I FORM DRl .&0 1 (REV 9 -70) ST ATE OF COLORADO • I DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE llflUWAl APPl.ICATIOlll FOii 3.Z% FERMENTED MAlT BEVERAGE llCElllSES 00 NOT WltlTt IN THIS SPA.Cf "'TU GfnlNO '""'1tQVo\l lJ °' lOC.•t ~ ltCf..,S1NG fr.U1tt01tlf'I' If> ltQUfllO SfNO TO COtOIAOO ot:~ ... I TMfNT OI 't'Yf_MU( SYAT f CA,,f0t MrifNO IJ7S SHfbu.N Sl DfHVtt COlO "°"'' (IET APPROVAL OF lOCAL LICEISllllG AUTHORITY FIRST) SOUTHLAND CORP DIST 1823 EAST DENVR SEVEN ELEVEN STORE NO 13221 ~ltOO S 80 .. AY E:~GLEWOOC CO 10110 I CHTIFY THAT THEii ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL AmlCATION EXCEPT CHANGE Of MANAGEI, TRAD! NAME OR CORl'OIA TE STRUCTURI . MONATUft LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S AC TION APPROVEo Oc T.~ /?Y OIS,tJ>PltOVEO DA.ff ~ 1~ · or•ictn ·...,.,.,_ • -r -r - " L , (IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN ow7.i:e DO NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN OR IGINAL APPLICATION ) IMPORTANT MANAGER'S N-.ME MAl:E CHECK OR MONEY SEE INSTRUCTIONS IF ..,.,.LICAN T IS A C RATION FILL IN REVERSE SIDE ~~~A:A~~M;:r ON THE REVERSE NEW TRADE N-.ME Of REVENUE SIDE RENEW ... l """LICAT ION FOR 3 2'M. FUMENTE O MAil lllVERA GE LICENSE FOR THE YEAR ENDING l •l lll fY 1Hf0 1M•Y t 0N '°""""' c1n ' rr .. II 01-66016-023 10 006 Sltll 3 010112 TYPf J N ... ME AND DESC RIPT ION Of LICENSE 3.2 PEA CENT BEER RETAIL LICENSE n.. toHow"'t eftodo"' ,. bo "9_. a'>d 0< roowiodged by tf op~ot'°" tt fOf ~ • lteef'IM 11t1e'1 ltote of bvWl•H ,....o._ft<.e STATE Of COlOtl.0.00 .r 1• 110 TOTAL FEE (S) 010676 • 25.00 FEE • 25.00 .... -°' -... k ..... <O"'hWM .. 09' tfllD ANO 5*' -.-··-n..t .. ho. ,...., "" ......... _.._ -... f ·~ ff"'9 of hit OWfl ·~ OfWlll he-..,_ te Of REVENUE 1H CONNECTION THlREWllH // CI A fO Al DA llEPOlll AID APNOVAL OF LOCAL LICHllll AITllOtltn lrilAH\JIAO I '4·.0U t.f 'ti' A • ~ ....,_ ••o eN ~ ,,,..,..... .. ........ ~ ... ~-.' .... l'tO""°"' 91 (H 7S • U Ht •• ™'' 0 OAT Of AO It ...... Of row c rv cou .. rr t Of COllP . _.........,. .. "' .... • • - - • • • IF THE APPLICANT IS A CORl'ORATION , ..,,,.., (•).~).{<I. (d) alld (t) (•) OrgGnized llllller the low of the Stale of. ........ ~ .• ?':~.<:'<? ................. 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OitiOJ--23 .. . . .Jantcs . .C •. flughes ........................ ,.r 1272b..E, .. llth l'l •. , ... 11.u::o.ra, .. CU ................ ; ... ll-.29-25 .... . lel li;I aU •te<"-Wen ....... or '""'roltMt ll'o or -o of tlto Capjtal Sto<~ of tlie Cor,.retioo. (frK ..... ..,_, o_r., ......... ) Use -ale 1heot ii"°"""· .. Thc .l'hilp .. Co •......................... ......... ···································· ········ ······································· .. ........................................... . ........ ····································· ··········· ···································· . ········································· .... ········· .................................... . ....... ······································ ············ ·················· ········ ······ "-e Stroot No ..... City ......... of sr.cto.....i Doto of lirtli Month , Doy , YHr .282 8..N, .. lia.ska.ll, .. 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WITH YOUR STATE fEE llEMITTAlllCE . IE AT THE COL ORADO DEPAllTMEIT OF RfVEIUl STATE CAPITOL AllllllEX BUILDING . 1375 SHEIMAlll STllUT. DENYER. AT LEAST FIFTHI (Ii) OAYI NIOll TO YOUR EXPIRATION DATE THIS DOCUMENT MUST IE IN THE HAlllDS OF THE LOCAL APPaOVllG AUTHORITY AT UAST THIRTY ( 01 DAYS PRIOR TO El"IRATIOlll . • • • I ( • • • t• • COUNCIL ACTIO N REQUES T LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APPLICANT: King Soopers 5050 So . Federal Blvd. Englewood, Colorado TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED: Renewal of 3.2 b eer license POLICE AND FBI REPORTS: See attached repor t PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR EXCWDIOO ANNUAL RENEWAL: CITY ATTORNEY'S REVI YEARS, • (. I . • • - - • • • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO: l\arl 1.;01 lenberger, Di rector of Finance FROl·I : Jack L. Cl asby , Chi ef of Police DPTE: Decemter 6 , 1974 SUBJEC T: LIQUOP OUTLET CALLS As per yo ur reQuest, the fol lowin g Information reflects cal Is handled by the pol ice department since Oecember 1, 1973, at Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3221 S. ~anta Fe; 7-Eleven Store , 4400 S. Broadway; and King Soopers, 5050 S . Fede ral: ;pf.KEY'S r I ZZA PARLOR ,, - 12-9-73 Dr·unk party Party let1 after being talked to by officers. 2-6-74 (lr-unk 5-8-74 Flgtit -1 6-74 Unwant"d -2 -74 Un w11n d i-ELE ·E. 'arty drunk Party ta ken home. Party and employee got Into a fight. Party left before officers arrived. Parties gone upon arrival of officers. Party gon upon arrival of office r s . 'o rails rec i• o conce rning t elr 3.2 beer l icense ' S<X.PE~S Jo c II r~cel ~d cone rning tr 3 . b er I lcense 5)rd5' a L. '•aSD\ l. I f 0 f I le JLC/wz. •. • • - - • • • • 0 • I f4.)lMORL40l , {ttE V 9 70) ST ATE OF COLORADO • I DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE llE•EWAL APl'LICATIOll FOii 3.2% FHMHTEO MALT IEVEllAGE LICEllSES DO HOT Wlllt IN THIS $P4Cf M l U G£lll"'tG .\ffl0VAl ~ Of t OCA.l ll((NSING .t.UT ~t f'flJ lEOU1•£D. $END ro COlOl.t.00 Dt•A'TNtlNl OJ lt(VtNUf . Slot.Tl CAl"tlOl A ... NO. 1175 ~UM.AN St Of,,.VU COl.O IOW J (GET APPllOYAL OF LOCAL LICEllSlllG AUTHOlllTY FlllSTI DllLON CO JNC KING SOOPERS DIV 5050 S fEOE~AL ENGLEWOOD CO 80110 I CERTIFY THAT THEii AIE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL AP'f'l.ICATION EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGllt , TRADI NAME OR CORPOU TE STllUCTUllE . SIONANH LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER'S AC7'IO •PPltOVED <!Jcr ,.(i /'??. DAT( (IF THE RE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM. USE AN ORIGINAL APPllCATION.) IMPORT A.NT SH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE SIDE MANAGER'S NAME Ron Jones If A.Pl'llCANT IS A CORPOR ATION Fill IN REVERSE SIDE NEW TRADE NAME MAKE CHECK Oii MONEY OllDER PAYA.IL£ TO THE COlOllADO DEPARTMENT OfRMNUE RENEWA.l A.Pl'LICATION FOii 3 2~ FERMENTED MA.LT 9EVEUGE LICENSE FOii TH£ YEAR ENDING TOT Al FEE (S) ll Al lLITl' H H0 lMA l10 N ("" MllA' ,..,. u.,..if°f o .. n 01-10719-015 10 006 5~11 3 012610 TYPE J NA.ME AND DESCRIPTION OF LICENSE 3.2 PER CENT IEfR R~TAIL LICENSE 012516 • zs.oo FEE • 25.00 Tiie lollo wo"9 atlodo"" IO bo "9...d ood oclnowlodijod by ••d>-.dvoh aod M<ll ....... ., of po-..... ood by -) llf oppi<a'tlofl ft fot •mpot'tet ·t t.c.N., '"..,.. ttote of bvMMH ,..,.o.nc. ) STATE Of COIOllADO C-tyof Of I W CITY COIJ Y) } SS -1 ~5' dvly •w0<n, of lot "--ff, ciopoMO Ond toyt/ -llo • .... appk-- •• Ray V • rs Inc • '9od hot ..._, oook-- w~ lnowloclee ood lie -IO THfllfWITH f# Ot ,,_, Ot SfCY °" COii' ( .,. 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NOTICE TO IHUAE THAT YOUR UCEISE IS ISStlEO ON TIME IT IS IM'°RTAIT TMAT THIS DOCUMHT . WITM YOUR STATE HE AEMlnAICE, IE AT THE COLORADO DEPAllTMElf OF REVEIUE , STATE CAf'ITOL AHEX BUILDING. 137§ SHERMAI STREET . DENVER. AT LUST FIFlEll IUI DAYS PRIDI TO YDUI EXPIUTIOI DATE THIS DDCUMElllT MUST IE II THE KAlllDS OF THE lDCAl APPRDVIH AUTHORITY AT LEAST THIRTY (JOI DAYS PHIOA TO EXP'IAATIOI • • • I ....... • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF OPER ATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, shall invest all funds and monies not immediately needed for the operating expenses of the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, as follows: (a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent (50 %) shall be invested in: 1. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of the United States of America. 2. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of ag ncies of the United States of America. J. Share certificates for savings accounts in any state or federally chartered savings and loan association in Colorado provided, ho wever, that s aid association is a member of the Federal Sa vings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and further that the fu ll amoun of each account is insured by the said FSLIC and in any tim certificate of deposit or savin1• account in any atate or national bank in Colorado in which c rtiricate• of depo1it or eavin 1 acc oun 1 are fully in1ured by the F d ral Depoait Inaurance Corporation or 1 cur d by collateral aecuriti 1 au horised by 83-l-l (lJ) or Colorado Reviaed St1tut1a, 19 J, aa ••ended, wh oae par value ia at leaat one hundred par cant (lOOJ) of th d1po1it• h ld y any bank in t S a e of Colorado in the n•• of th City or !n lewood. 4. Dapoaita •hie ar a dir e o lication of h Sta e of Colorado or or any county or achool di• ric erein. • • • • 0 • 2 5. State of Colorado, state highway fund revenue anticipation warrants, 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed con- tinuously as a lwaful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (50%) shall be invested in: 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. 2. Commercial paper of the twenty-five (25) largest corporations created or existing under the laws of the United States or any state, district or territory o f the United States. J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P, Moody's. 4. Banker's Acceptances. 5. Repurchase agreements on above securities. (c) Said Director shall require collateral securities whose par value is at least one hundred per cent (100%) of the deposits held by any bank in the State of Colorado in the name of the City of Englewood. These collateral securities shall be those designated in Article l of Chapter SJ of the Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as , amended. ~· (d) All funds of the City of Englewood shall share in the interest income earned by investments made by the Dir ctor of Finance, in the proportion that their reapective caah balanc • bear to the total cash available for investm nt durin the year. The method of calculatin cash balances shall reflect an quitable averaging of the balances •• determined by th Director ot Financ • All intereat which would normally be credited to the Special Aaaeaeaent Fund ahall be credited to the Gen ral Fund. Introduced, r ad in full end paaaed on firat readina on h 17th day of December A.O., 1974. Pu liahed •• • 8111 tor an Ordinance on tbe 24th da1 of Dec mber, 1974. M 7or • • • • 0 • 3 ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December, 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer 11 • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, shall invest all funds and monies not immediately needed for the operating expenses of the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, as follows: (a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent (50%) shall be invested in: 1. Bonds o r other interest bearing obligations of the United States of America. 2. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of agencies of the United States of America. J. Share certificates for savings accounts in any state or federally chartered savings and loan association in Colorado provided, however, that said association is a member of the Federal Savin&• and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and further that the full amount or each account is insured by the said FSLIC and in any time certificate of deposit or savincs account in any state or national bank in Colorado in which certificates or deposit or aavin1s accoun • are fully insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or secured by collateral securities authoria d by 8)-1-l (1)) or Colorado R via d Statutes, 196J, aa amended, wh oa par value ia at least one hundred per cent (100%) or th deposits held by any bank in the Stat or Colorado in th name or th City or !nclewood. 4. D poaite which ar a direct oblication of the State or Colorado or or any county or school district therein. I I I ' •. • • , • • • the 17 • 0 • 2 5. State of Colorado, state highway fund revenue anticipation warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which bas existed con- tinuously as a lwaful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (50%) shall be invested in: 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (2 0) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. 2. Commercial paper of the twenty-five (25) largest corporations created or existing under the laws of the United States or any state, district or territory of the United States. J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P, Moody's. 4. Banker's Acceptances. 5. Repurchase agreements on above securities. (c) Said Directo r shall require collateral securities wh ose par value is at least one hundred per cent (100%) of the deposits held by any bank in the State of Colorado in the name of the City of Englewood. These collateral s curities shall be those designated in Article l of Chapter SJ of the Colorado Revised Statutes, 196J, a• amended. (d) All fund• of the City of En lewood shall share in th intere•t incom earn d by invest ents made by th Director of Tinance, in the proportion that their r sp ctive ca•h balance• bear to the total caeb available for inve•t•ent durin the year. Th •ethod ot calculating caeh balance• •hall refl ct an equitabl avera ing or the balance• a• det reined by the Director or Finance. All inter et which would normally be credite d to the Special A••••••an Fund •hall b er ditad to the G neral Fund. Introduced, read in full and paeeed on tiret reading on day or Dece•ber A.O., 1974. Pu lieh d aa a Bill tor an Ordinanc on tba 24th day or Dace• er, 1974 • • • - • • • • .. - 3 ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • • , - .. • • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN M ft N N ~---~-.......-----~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE IN TEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, shall invest all funds and monies not immediately n eeded for th e operating expenses of the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund, the Polic e Pension Fund, and the City Employees Pensi on Fund, as f ollows: (a) Of the monies invested, not less than fif y pe r cent (50%) shall be inve sted in: 1. Bo nds o r other interest be a ring obligati ons of the Un ite d States of America. 2 . Bonda o r othe r i nte res t bearing o bl iga ion s of agencies of the United States o f America. 3. Sha re ce r ti fi cates for savings accounts in any state or federally cha r te r ed savings and loan association in Colo rad o p r ovided, however, hat said association is a member of the Federal Sa vin s and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and fur her that he full aaoun of each account is insured by the said FSLIC and in any ime c rt1fica e of depoa1 or aavin • accoun in any state or na tonal ank in Colorado in Yhi ch er ifica es of depoai or aavin a accoun a ar fully 1 aur d e Federal apoai Inaurance Corpora ion or a cured y colla eral aecuri lea au hori&ed by 83-1-l (13) ot Colorado Revised Statu ea, 19 ), as a ended, •hose par value is a leas one hundr d per c n (lOOS) of the depoai • held by any ank in S a of Colorado in he name of C y of !n1lewood . 4. Dapoai a which are a d1rec State ot Colorado or or any die ric therain. ion or h or ac ool • • • , • • • 0 • 2 5. State of Colorado, state highway fund revenue anticipation warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed con- tinuously as a lwaful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (50%) shall be invested in: 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. 2. Commercial paper of the twenty-five (25) largest corporations created or existing under the laws of the United States or any state, district or territory of the United States. J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P, Moody's. 4. Banker's Acceptances. 5 . Repurchase agreements on above securities. (c) aid Director shall require collateral secur1 ies wh ose par va lue is at least one hundred pr cent (100%) of the dep osits held by any bank in he Sta e or Colo r ado in th name or the Ci y or Englewood. These colla eral s curi ies shall be hos desi na ed in Articl 1 of Chap er J of th Colo rad o Revised Sta u s, 19 J , as amend d. (d) All fund1 or h e r e in he y h their ca1h T e •• hod an equi a l r ined '1 th Di re ctor ould no r mally 0 Tund 1hall 0 In rodu • in full and P••• d on f'ir 1 r adin 0 day or o A.O., 1971... Pu 11 h d ae • 111 tor • Ord inane 0 d y or er, 197~. ror • • I ...... • • • • • 3 ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy or a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December, 1974. ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer • • I - • • 0 ·, • I~ INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN Ml'I"""' A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVEST- MENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTME TS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST I COME Th Director of Financ , ex officio City Clerk -Trea - surer, shall invest all funds and monies not imm di- ately needed for the operating expenses of the City e cept for the Firem n's Pension Fund, the Poli Pen ion Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, s follows : ( ) Of the monies inve ted, not les than fifty per cent (SO\) hall be invested in: 1. Bond or other interes be ring obli tion of the Uni ed S ates of Am ric . Z. Bon f or o th r int re t n c 1 of the Unit obli ion of eric '~ • • .. , ................ -" -. • • 0 I• • of Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 as amend- ed , whose par value is a least one hundred per cent (100%) of the deposits held by any t-a ::: :-. :.;: ~:zte c: ~1ei:-3j~ :n :~~ ~3-:e o f the ~ic y J~ En~le~ood. 4. Deposits which are a direct obligation of the State of Colorado or of any county or school district therein. S. State of Colorado, state highway fund reve- nue anti cipa tion warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed con t inuously as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (SO\) shall be invested in: l (dt ) 1. egotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. 2. Commercial p per of the twenty -five (25) lar - ge t corpor ions created or e i tin under the 1 s n f he United tates or Jnv ~tJtP, ;;.~:-:.::: 3. Equ1p S & P, n Tru t . - oo dy's. ~ or b t r ( r l 1 road ) , 4 . Bank r's A c ept nc s. s . Repur c h • 2. nt s en bo ve ecur ti ent propor - b ar nt dur - • • , • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 1 7th da y of Dec ember A.O . 1974. Published a s a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex offi c io City Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title Ordinan c e o . , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer • • • • 0 t • • ·- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN r , A BILL FOR AN ORDJ ANCE AM ENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVEST- MENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows : Section 1. That Secti on 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTME TS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST I COME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Trea- surer, shall invest all funds and monies no immedi- ately needed for the operating expenses of the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pen ion Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, as follow : (a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent (SO\) shall be invested in: 1. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of the United St e of America . 2. Bonds or oth r int rest bearing obli ations of gencies of th United State of America. 3. Share cer tificat ·1 · • • - • • • • • • of Colorado Revised Statut~s, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par value is at least one hundred per cent (1 00%) of the deposits held by any :a~~ :~ ~~ 3:ate c: C~lcr3J~ in ~r.e na~e of the City J: Engla ~o od. 4. Deposits which are a direct obligation of the State of Colorado or of any county or school di st rict therein. S. State of Colorado, state highway fund reve- nue anticipation warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed continuously as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (SO\) shall be inv ested in: 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. Z. Commercial paper of the twenty -five (25) lar- gest co rp o rations created or exi ting under he laws of the United tates or Jn 'tJ ~ . .:.:::-:.:: :'""' :!--"..-::-"' ..... -; ! ~·,.·ltl<.: ·:1t:' 3. Equipment Tru t -AA or bet r (ra1lroad ), S & P, Moody's. 4. Banker's Accept nee . S. Repurch e a reements on above securitie . (c) All fund of the City of n lewood h 11 h r in the interes income earned by lnve ta nt ade by th Director of Finance, in the propor- ti on that their r sp ctive c h balan es bear to h total c h availabl for investment dur- in the year. The • thod of calcula in cash b 1 nc hall refl ct an equitable av r in of the balance a d t rm ned by th Dir ctor of Fin n . All inter st which would normally b credit d to th Special A s m nt Fund shall b redi d to th G ner l und. -z- ,,. - •. • • , ....... • • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December A.D. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Xarl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance o. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • • • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEW OO D MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVEST- MENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE lT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk -Trea - surer, shall invest all funds and monies not immedi- ately needed for th operating expenses of the City except f o r th Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, a s follows : (a) Of th monies invested, not l ss than fif y per cent (SO\) shall be invested in: 1. Bonds 01 other int rest b ring oblig tions of he United S es of Amer1ca. 2. Bonds or o h r intere b ar1ng oblig tions of ag nc ie of th Uni ed St te of Americ 3 . ·l · • • • • 0 ,, • of Colora do Revised S tatutes, 1963 as amend - ed, whose par value is at least one hundred per cen t (100%) of the deposits held by anv ~a~~ :~ ~~f ~:~te c: C~lc~3J ~ :n ~t ~ ~s~c ~f t ne ~lty J~ En·:e ~oo d . 4. Deposits which are a direct obligation of the Sta t e of Colo rado or of any county or school district therein. 5. State of Co lorado, state highway fund reve· nue antj ci pation warrants. 6 . Bonds whi c h are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or tow n in the State of Colorado which has existed co nt i nuously as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the ma king of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securi ties. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fift y p r cent (SO\) shall be inves ted in: <c) 1 . egot 1ab1e certtf1cate s of Deposit of the twenty (20) larges t national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of Ameri c a . 2. Commercial paper of the twenty -fi e (25) lar- ges corporations crea ted or e i tjng under the la s ~f the u i ed .tat e~ or Jnv 'tJ ~- 3. Equ1pn: nt Tru t · A4. or bett r (rrnlroad), S & P, loody' . 4. Banker's l C ptance S. Repurcha on abov curi t ie • l · • • [ • • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 1 7th day of December A.O. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl , ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoin is true, ccurat e and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordi nance o. , Series of 1974. er -reasurer . ' • . • • • I - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDI ANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MU ICIPAL CODE RELATI G TO THE INVEST - MENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FU DS OF TllE CITY, SECURI G OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE I TEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.ADO, as follows: Section 1. le c.1.. That ection 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -6 -2 INVESTME TS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; I TEREST INCOME The D1rec or of Financ , x officio City Cl rk -Trea - surer, sh 11 inv st all funds and monies not imm di- ately ne ded for th op r ting expenses of the City ex ept for the Firem n' Pension Fund, th Polic Pen ion Fund, and th City Employees Pension Fund, as follows : ( ) Of th monie inve ted, not 1 s th n fifty per cent (SO\) sh 11 be invested in: 1. ond OT 0 bearing obll at ions of h Uni Am Tica. ., Bonds OT 0 her int obli at ion .... of c.anci of th of America. 3. ·l· • ·, • • - . , ....... ...,._ ,, . ., (( • • ( • • • • of Colora do Revised Statutes, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par v alue is at least one hundred per cent (1 00%) of the deposits held by any ta=~ ~= ~~e ~:1te :! C~l~raj : in :~e na~e of t he ~icy J~ EnJle ~oo d . 4. Deposi t s which are a direct obligation of the State of Color ado or of any county or school di s trict therein. S. State of Co lorado, state highway fu nd reve - nue anti cipation warrants. 6. Bonds whi c h are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed continuously as a lawful corporation fo r a period of fifteen years pr io r to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fi fty per cent (SO\) shall be invested in : 1. egotiable certificates of Deposit of the t wenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of Ameri c a. 2. Com mer c ial paper of the twenty -five (25) lar - gest co rp ora tion s creat d or xisting under he la of the United tat es or J nv 'tJte . 3. Equ1pm nt Tru t -AA or bett r (railroad ), S & fl, Moodv 's. 4. Banker• s Accept nee . 5. Rep 1rch a r eme nts on above ecuritie . All fund of the City of En lewood shall har in the inter t incom e rncd bv invest ents de by th Director of Finan e~ in the propor· tion th t their re p ti c ca h balances b ar to th to al ca h av ilable fo r inves tment dur · in th y ar. The m thod of calcula ing ca h b lan hall reflect an equitable aver aina of the balan o s det r in d by the Directo r of Fin n~ . All int r t which would norma lly e er d1ted t o th p ci 1 A se smen t Fund shall b red1t d h G n r l Fund • . z. • • , ...... • • • • 0 . ' - Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 1 7th day of December A.D. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title a Or dinance o. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·l· • • I - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL OR AN ORDI. A CE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XllI OF THE 1969 GLE\~CrOD MU ICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVEST - ME T OF OPERATI. G AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURI G OF DEPOSITS A D A DIS TRIBUTION OF THE I TEREST INCOME. B IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: ection l. That ection 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -6 -2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; I TEREST I.COME Th U1re tor of F1nanc , ex offici o City Clerk-Trea- sur r, sh 11 invest all funds and monies not immedi- t ly ne ded for the oper tin exp nses of the City except for the F1rem n's P n ion Fund, the Police Pen ion Fund, and th City Employee Pension Fund, a s follows· ( ) Of the mon1e in ested, not les th n fifty per cent (SO\) sh 11 be invested in: 1. Bond 01 other interest be rin ob lig tion of he Unit d St t s of Amer1c . ~. BonJ or o h r intere t be r1n obli ation of a nc1 • of th Uni ed State of America. 3. Sh \"ings ·l· •, • • , • • • • t• • of Colorado Revised Statute s, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par valu e js at least one hundred per ce nt ooo i1 of the deposi t s held bv an\• :a-· ;_ ·-:;. ::-:-;! :: .:1~~3J ..:-:n :}...t..' ::;;-c? -f t h~ ~:c; ~~ En;le~oJd. 4. Deposits which are a direct obligation of the State of Colorado or of any county or s hool di s trict therein. s_ State of Colorado, state highway fund reve- nue antiL1pation warrants. 6 . Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed continuously as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years pr ior to the makin of such investment. 7. epurch sea reements on the above securi ies. (b) Of he monies inv ted, not more than fifty per e nt (SO\) shall be inv ted in : ( ) 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) lar est national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of Ameri ca. Commercial p per of the twenty -five (25) lar - est corp o ration ere ted or x1 1n under he 1 ~ the United .ta e~ o anv 'tJ ~. E u1pm nt Tru.t · A or b tt r (r h 1lroad ), & p' 100.Jy' s. 4. Banker's c pt n e . 5. purch on bove cur iti tm n t pr opor· ar dur · h n ctor nor ally ·und h 11 • • - .......... ,.,,,. ... ~ ... "' .. • • • • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 1 7th day of December A.D. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • :J· ,,, - • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FO R AN ORDI NA CE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF TH E 1969 E GLEWO OD MUNIC I PAL CODE RELAT ING TO THE INVE ST - MENT OF OPE RATIN G AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPO ITS AND A DI ST RIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RA DO, as follows : Sec ti on 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATER AL SECUR I TIES; INTE REST INCOME The Direc t or of Financ , e x offjcio City Clerk -Trea- surer, sh all in ves t all funds and monies not imm e di- ately needed for th op rating expenses of the City except fo r t he Firem n's Pension Fund, th Poli Pension Fund, and th e City Employ e es P n s ion Fund, as follows : ( ) Of th monie invested, not les than fifty per cent (SO ) hall be inve ted in: l. Bonds or other inter st be ring ob li ation of the United Sta es of America. 2 . Bond or o th r intere t b aring obliga tion s of en i of the United States of America. Shar ings cco unt in • 1 • ' .. I ( • • • • • • I• • of Colorado Revised Statut es, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par value is a t least one hun dred per cent (100\) of the deposi t s held by anv ta~~ :~ :~e ~:are c: c,1~~3j; :n :~~ r.3~e of t he ~it~ J~ En·~e ~ood. 4 . Deposit which are a direct obliga t ion of the State of Colorado or of any county or school district ther in. S. State of Co l orado, stat highwa fund reve- nue antj ipation w rrants. Bond which r direct eneral obli~a ion o an c1t and coun y or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado h1ch h s 1 ted con 1nuou 1 a a la ful corpora ion ior a period of fifte n year prior to h ma in o f u -h in · tm n nt on th a ov ecur i ie ( } 0 ted, n t ore than fift per inve t d in: (\;) l . certificate of Depo it of the nt (20) 1 r est nat1onal ban hartereJ r the 1 ws of the United State of Am rica. erc 1al p per of the twent •-five (25) la - t corpora tion s created or i tin und r he l s of the Uni te tat s or an 't~ ~. 3. l:qu1pm nt Tru t -AA. or bett r (r :nl road ), S & P, Moody's. 4. 8 nker's Ace pt nee . S. R purch ments on above e uritie . City o ·ngl wood hall h r earn d by investm nt propor- ·2 · • • , ( • • • • 0 • of Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par va lue is at least one hundr ed per ce nt (100%) of the deposits held by anv ta ~~ :~ ~~~ 5~zte c: c~1~~3 j~ :n ~~~ n3 ~~ o f t he Cit y J~ Eng e~o0d. 4. Deposits which are a direct obliga t ion of the State of Colorado or of any co unt y or school di stric t therein. 5. State of Co lorado, state highway f und reve- nue anticipation warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligat ion of any city and county or incorporated city or t own in the State of Colorado whi ch has existed continuou sly as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurch se agreements on the above securities. (b) Of the monies i nvest ed, not more than fifty per cent (50\) shall be invested in: ( ) 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America . 2 . Commercial paper of the twenty -five (25) lar - gest corporations created or e i ting under the la o f the United tat e~ or Jnv 'tJ ~ . .: : ~ --:. : '": : -~ ! ,.. -·.: : ... '" .. ... ':: ! ' ... l t-!' .: '': ' ~ : ' 3. Equ1pm n t Trus t -AA or b tt r (r:.1lroad), S & P, Mo ody's. 4. Banker• Ace pt nee . s. gr ment on above securitie . ·ngle ood hall •. • • - 1. I . , .......... .,, .... • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December A.D. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MA YOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer ·~ • • , - - • • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVEST- MENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Trea- surer, shall invest all funds and monies not immedi- ately needed for the operating expenses of the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the City Employees Pension Fund, as follows: (a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent (SO\) shall be invested in: 1. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of the United States of America. 2. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of agencies of the United States of America. 3. Share certificates for savings accounts in any state or federally chartered s vings and loan association in Colorado provided, however, that said association i a m mber of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpor tion (FSLIC) nd further th t the full mount of e ch ccount is in ured by th s id FSLIC and in any tim c rtif cate of depo it or aving account in any tate or nation l b n in Colorado in which cer - tif ic te of deposit or s ings ccounts are fully insured by th F d ral D po it In urance Corpor tion or s cured by coll t - er 1 curitie author z d by 3 ·1 ·1 (13) ·1 - • • ( • • 0 • .. - of Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 as amend- ed, whose par value is at least one hundred per cent (100\) of the deposits held by any bank in the State of Colorado in the name of the City of Englewood. 4. Deposits which are a direct obligation of the State of Colorado or of any county or school district therein. 5. State of Colorado, state highway fund reve- nue anticipation warrants. 6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of any city and county or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado which has existed continuously as a lawful corporation for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities . (b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (5 0 \) shall be invested in: 1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twenty (20) largest national banks chartered under the laws of the United States of America. 2. Commercial paper of the twenty -five (25) lar- gest corporations created or existing under the laws of the United S tates or any state, district or territory of the United States. 3. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P, Moody's. 4. Banker's Acceptances. 5. Repurchase agreements on above securities. (c) All funds of the City of Englewood sh 11 har in the inter t incom e rned by inve tment m de by the Director of Finance, in the propor - tion th t their r pective c sh bal nces bear to the tot 1 c h vailable for investm nt dur - ing the year. The method of calcul ting c h b lance h 11 refl ct n equit ble averaging of the b lane d t rmin d by th Director of Fin nee . All inter st which would norm lly be credit d to th Sp cial Ase ment Fund hall b er dit d to th G n r I Fund. ·2- • • - • • 0 • .. - Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December A.O. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer • • I • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDI ANCE AME DING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MU IClPAL CODE RELATI G TO THE INVEST- ME T OF OPERATI G AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPO ITS A D A DI STRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is hereby am nded t o read as follows: 13-6-2 INVESTME TS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk ·Trea- surer, shall invest all funds and monies not immedi- at ly needed for the operating expenses of the C1 y except for th Firemen's Pension Fund, the Polic Pen ion Fund, and the City Employee Pension Fund, as follows: ( ) Of the monies inve ted, not le than fifty per cent (SO\) shall be inves ed in: 1. Bond or oth r int res be ring obl1g tions of the United St te of Ameri c . 2. Bond or o h r inter st b rin obli a ion (c r of nc1 of th Un1t d Sta te of America. 3. -1 · • • , ]- - ( (b) • (c) • • • 0 • of Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 as ame nd - ed, whose par va lu e is at least one hundred per cent (10 01) of the deposits held b y any ta~~ :~ ~~e S:z te c: C~l~~aJ ~ in ~~e n3~~ o f the ~ity J~ En•!e ~oo d. 4. Deposits which are a dire c t obligation of the State of Colo rado or of any county or schoo l district therein. S. State of Co lorado, state highway fund reve- nue ant jcipation warrants. 6. Bonds whi c h are a direct general obligation of any city and co unty or incorporated city or town in the State of Colorado whi c h has existed co nt i nu ously a s a lawful corpordtion for a period of fifteen years prior to the making of such investment. 7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities. Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent (SO\) s hall be inve ted in: 1. Negoti ble ce rtifi cates of Deposit of the twenty (20) larges t national bank s chartered under the laws of the United States o f America. 2. Commercial p per of the twenty -five (2 s) lar -e t co r por tions e re ted or xi ting under he law f he Un Lt d tat t>~ or a nv ... J t'. ... -.. -. . ... f -.--... ,.: : ! ~'·-. t.:.: .. · '-:st:' 3. l. uip en t Tru t . ~~ or b tt r (n11 lroa d), s Ii P, foodv's. 4. Banker's Accept nces. s. Repu1 ch on above ecuri ties. 1 • • ' ( • • • • 0 - Introduced, re a d in full and passed on first reading on the 17th day of December A.D. 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title s Ordinance o. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer • • • ,, . 0 I• - . .,, ... ,. ... ........... . ······ ... . . .......... . (\~ c,~ -t /~'-~-t) 'i\r.;\ '')"~'" l ~ ( ( .., rJ :1 91 y ~"1 <I r, '"1 L; \) r ~ I ( (,:, <I <j 17 'l '-t 7 • ') lo../ ;: ;) f\I\ ,. ;)-( .;:,(>~ =-1-1$" ('" <..?) I I -4-"14 \o ::> " .. ., ,._, C>o> ..... "'.,:) rt .n t I~ -1 ..J "'I so o.l -'(·1.J Iv (• L -, -:.. 1'"1 '1 1..-.J • ") <J ~"" r: I.. 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' . ., ... -, .,'S' I 2. • 1.../ I ,_ .... -1-.., J '1 \,) I• .... ,..i • . l .. :? , .. 0 I• _, • • • - (', '""fr I le c "D G. \.) <;;,,, J "'~ •'!. c I) '-l -s-•'i ·c:·I cj. -i.J "' " "J \O· 1 -,,J lo·" 1 ~ ... 1 I -I • - 10 u 0 10.l.(.) 1..:1 "'1 ,, - I • • • • • .. - ••""•""•w ... -J I I. , south platte riwr redevelopment plan city of englewood, cok>rado • ,,. . • - ( • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C ., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE - FIGHTERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT;IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT ; SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who shall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retirement, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re- vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re - fund of his accumulated co ntributions to the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated contribution " shall mean the um of aid firemen's contributions to the City ' Firemen's Pension Fund, together with interest, if any, thereon, as shall be deter- min d b the Board of Trustees of said fund. (b) There i her by created a special fund to be kno wn the "Firefighters' Benefi Fund" for the purpose of refunding accumulated contri- butions o those firefi hters coming within th provision of thi section, and o pro- \id tho funds nece ry o pay th ben - tt ccruing und r S-4-12(c) (P rm n nt 01 bili y-Fir fi hter ' Pre-retirement Ben - fit) of thi Code. ( ) TllE CITY SHALL tA E CO TRIBUTIO. TO AID " TR FIGtlT R 'B EFIT FUND" AT A RAT TO BE Dr.Tf.RMI rD A . UALLY I THE FOLLOW! G MANNER: • 1 • • • - • • • • 0 t• - AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE - WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIR E PENS ION FUNDS . THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- S ION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER - CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GE ERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE - FIGHTERS' BENEFI T FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im - posed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wo od Fire Pension Board by Article 50, Chapter 139, Colorado Rev is ed Statutes, 1963, as amend - ed, said Board s hall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the terms of this section. In addition thereto, said Board shall have the pow er from time to time, and as the need may ar ise , to transfer any surplus moneys resulting i n s aid Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen 's Pension Fund of the Ci ty. 2 -1 -10 VOLU. TE R FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FU D -SPECI AL FUND CREA TED -SOURCE OF CONTRIBUTIONS ( ) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED A SPECI AL FUND TO BE OWN AS THE "VOLU TEER FIREFI GHTER S' PENSION FU D" FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYI G STATUTORY B NE- FITS TO VOLU TEER FIREFIGHTERS UNDER CONDITIONS S PROVIDED BY COLORADO RnVISED STATUTES, 1963, CHAPTE R 139, ARTJCLF SO, AS AME OED . ( ) -?· • • , ( • (c) • 0 • BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC- CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU- TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced , read in full and passed on fir t read - ina on th __ day of December, 1974. Publl hed as day of December, 1974. bill for an Ordinance on the Read by title and passed on final readina on the day of Janu ry, 1975. Published by itle s Ordinance o. ___ on the ___ d y of , 19 S. ATTEST: ex o ex o "' - • • , ( • • 0 • INTRODUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDI A CE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE- FIGHTERS' PRE -RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE I I PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2 -1 -9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT;IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT; SPECIAL FOND CREATED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who shall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gibl e for any retirement, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re- vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re- fund of his accumulated contributions to the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated contributions" shall mean the um of sa i d firemen's contributions to the City 's Fi remen's Pension Fund, together with i nt r e t, if any, thereon, a shall be dete~ ine d by the Bo ard o f Tru tees of said fund. (b ) pecial fund to be ' Benefit Fund" for Cc) . l . • • , • • • • 0 I • • AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE - WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIRE PE SION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BEN EFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN - SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED AN UALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CI TY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FP.OM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TI ONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER- CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GENERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- po sed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire Pension Board by Article SO, Chapter 13 9 , Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend - ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the terms of this section. In additio n thereto, said Board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys resulting i n said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen's Pension Fund of the Ci ty. (a) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE KNOWN AS THE "VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUD" FOR TH· PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY BENE- FITS TO VOLU TEER FIREFIGHTERS UNDER CO DITIO S AS PROVIDED BY COLORADO REVISED STATUTES, 1963, CHAPTER 139, ARTICLE SO, AS AMENDED . (b ) BE . EFIT FOR ALL VOLU TEER FlREME RETIRED BEFORE DECEMBER 31 , 1974, SHALL BE EXPENDED FRO FU DS RECEl ED FR M THE ST T OF COLORADO IN AN ANNUAL ALLOTM T PROVIDED IN COLORADO REVISED STATUTES, 1963, CHAPTER 139, ARTICLE SO, AS AMENDED. AN A - NUAL D TfRMT ATIO SHALL BE MADE OF THE NECESSARY ALLO ATION 0 TH ALLOTM T BETWEEN THE VOLUNTEER FTR FIGHTERS' P IO FUND AND THE REGULAR FIRE · FIGHT RS' Pr 10. Fil D. ·2 · ,, - •. • • ' - • • • • 0 I • • (c) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC - CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU~ TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2 . The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the __ day of December, 1974. Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ___ day of January, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No .~--on the ___ day of , 1975. ATTEST: bov 0 th tlt le ollenb r r, do hereby c rtify that the is a tru , cura t e nd com pl te copy ss d on final readina and pu li s hed by o. __ , eri of 19 4. ,,, - x of Fl clo City Clerk-Tr a urer -3 - • • - • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE - FIGHTERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: Z·l-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT;IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT; SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who shall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retirement, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re - vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Articl SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re - fund of his accumulated contributions to the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated contributions" shall mean the sum of aid firemen's contribution s to the City's Firemen' Pension Fund, together with interest, if any, thereon , as shall be deter - mined by the Board of Tru tees of said fund. (b) There i hereb y created a pecial fund to b known as the "Firefighter • Benefit Fund" for the purpose of refunding cumulated contri- butions to those firefi ht r comin within the provision of thi section, and to pro- vide tho fund neces r o p y the bene - fits accruing und r 5-4-lZ(c) (Perman nt Di bility -Firefi ht r • r -r t ir nt B n fit) of this Code. (c) TH CITY SHALL MA E CO TRIBUTIO. S TO AID "FIR FIGHTERS'BE EFIT FUD" AT A RAT TO B D T ·RMI DA NU LLY I Tit. FOLLOWI G MAN R: ·1 · • • • • AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIRE PENSION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER- CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GENERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire Pension Board by Article 50, Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend- ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the terms of this section. In addition thereto, said Board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to tran fer any surplus moneys resulting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to th Firemen' P n ion Fund of the City. (a) THERE IS HER BY CREATED A SPECIAL FU D TO BE K OW AS THE "VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PE SIO FU D" FOR TH PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY BE E- FITS TO OLU TEER FIREFIGHTERS UNDER CO DITIO S AS PROVIDED BY COLORADO REVISED STATUTE , 196 , CHAPTE R 139, ARTTCL 50, AS AM NDED. (b) -2- • • - • • • 0 I • • ' (c) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC- CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU- TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the __ day of December, 1974. Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the day of January, 1975. Publi hed by title as Ordinance No.~~~ on the ~~~day of , 19 75 . ATTEST: e " off1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer r, do h reby certify hat th is a true, ccu rate nd coaple t copy s ed on final readin nd publi hed by er t of 19 4. 1C10 tty ,, - • • , • • 0 I• - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORD! ANCE AMENDING SECTIO 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF TH E 1969 E .M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE - FIGHTERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT A D ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CO TRI BUTIONS-REPAYMENT;IN- JURY tEAV E AND DI sAB I LITY PRE-RE I t REMENT BENE!· It ; SPECIAL FOND CREA TED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who hall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retirem nt, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re - vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article so . as amended, shall be entitled to a re- fund of his accumulated con tribution s to he City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated contributions" shall mean he sum of aid firemen' contribution to the Ci ty' Firemen' Pension Fund, together with i nt re t, if ny, thereon, a hall be deter- ined by the Board of Tru ee of said fund. (b) There is ( ) by er ted a special fund to be ' Benefit Fund" for ·1· contri- wi th1 n o pro - , • • ( • 0 I • • AT LEAST EVERY THRE E YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE - WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIRE PENSION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFI TS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FU D WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TIO S MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER - CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GE ERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BE "EFIT FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- po ed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire P nsi on Board by Article SO, Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend- ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary to supervi e and administer the terms of this section. In addition thereto, said Board shall have the power from ime to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys re su lting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen's Pension Fund of the City. (a) I S HEREBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE ( ) AS TllE "\'OLU. TEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSJO FU 0'' FOR TH PURPOSE OF PAY! 'G STATUTORY BE . E· FIT TO VOLU 'TEER FIR FIGHTERS UNDER CO DITJO S AS PRO IDED BY COLORADO RE JSED STATUTES, 1963, CHAPTf.R 139, ARTJC f SO , AS AM·'DED. ,,, - • • - ( • • • 0 :~ - • (c) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRI BUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS• PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC - CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLU TEERS. THE CONTRIBU - TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-ing on the~ day of December, 1974. Published as day of December, 197 . bill for an Ordin ance on the --- ATT ·ST: ex o Read by title and passed on final read i ng on the day of anuary, 1975. Publish d by title as Ordinance No.~~~ on the day of , 1975. e, nc urer n r r, do h reby certify that the ru , ccurate and co•plete copy d on final readina and published by _. ri of 19 4. ex o "' - • • , - • f • • • • I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATI GA SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE- FIGHTERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLU TEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: Z-1-9 FIREME 'S ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTf.IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENE·IT; SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De - partment who hall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retirement, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re- vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re - fund of his a cc umulated contributions to the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term " ccumulated contributions" shall ean the um of said firemen's contribution to the City' Firemen' Pension Fund, together with intere t, if ny, hereon, a hall be de er- mined by the Board of Tru tee of aid fund. (b) There is hereby ere ted a speci 1 fund to be known as the "Firefigh ers' Benefit Fund" for h purpose of refunding ccumulated contri- bution to tho firefi&h ers comin within ( ) the prov1 ion of hi ction, and to pro· vid hos fund n c r to pa th ben - 1 c ruin und T 5-4-lZ(c) (P rDI n nt D1 bility·Firefi h ers' Pre-r 1rement B n - fit) of thi Code. • 1 - • • - • • 0 I • • - AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL HAVE A ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIRE PE SION FUNDS. THE " ORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- SIO LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE ORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY A D SUBTRACTING CONTRI BU - TIO S MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSIO FUND. THE RESULTANT PER- CE TAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GE ERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BE EFIT FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the Bo rd of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire P nsion Board by Article SO, Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend- ed, aid Board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the terms of this section. In addition thereto, said Board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to tran sfer any surplus moneys re ulting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen' Pension Fund of the City. ( ) lb) ·2· ISED STATUTES, 1963, AME 'DED. • • • 0 I • - - (c) BEGI NI.G JA UARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF EGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLU TEER FIREFIGHTERS' PE SION FUND AS DETERMINED EC- ESSARY TO AN UALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC - CUMULATIO S OF THE VOLU TEERS. THE CONTRIBU- TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the __ day of December, 1974. Publi hed as a bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ___ day of January, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. ___ on the ___ day of , 1975. ATTEST: , ollenb raer, do h reby certify that the oin is tru , ccurate nd complete copy p ss d on final readina nd publish d by o. __ , S rie of 19 4. x officio City Clerk-Tr a urer -l - • • ( ( • 0 • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDI G SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE- FIGHTERS' PRE -RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2 -1-9 (a) Ever p id memb r of the Englewood Fire De- partment who h 11 resign or be discharged from th Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retire ent, d1 abilit or other benefit as provided by Colorado Re- vised Statut s, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, amended, shall be entitled to a re- fund of hi accumulat d contributions to the ity Firemen' Pen ion Fund. The term '' ccumulated contributions" hall mean the sum of aid firemen's contribution o he Cit ' Fire n' Pen ion Fund, together with in r t, if ny, thereon, a hall be deter- mined by he Bo rd of Tru tees of aid fund. (b ) Th re i !' by e re t d und" for ( ) • 1 • ,. - • • "' -• 0 • .. THE CITY • • • 1 - - • • • • 0 • - INTRODUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINA CE AMENDING SECTIO 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE- FIGHT ERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT;IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT; SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) Ever paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who shall resign or be discharged fro the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retire ent, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re- vised St tutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re- fund of his accumulated contributions to the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated contributions" hall mean the um of said firemen's contributions to the City' Firemen' Pen ion Fund, together with inter s , if any, thereon, as shall be de er- mined by the Board of Tru tees of said fund. (b) There is hereby c ated a special fund to be no"n a the "Fir figh er ' Benefit Fund" for the purpose of refunding accumulated contri- bution to tho firefighters coming within the provision of thi ction, and to pro· viJe tho funds n c ar o pay th en · ( C') 1t ccruin und r S-4-lZ(c) (P rmanent 01 bili y-F refighter ' Pre-r tire ent B ne· fl ) of thi Code. ·1· • • -• • - AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE 0 THE FIRE PENSIO FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFI TS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TIO S MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSIO FU D. THE RESULTANT PER - CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GENERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BE EFIT FUND. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire Pension Board by Article SO, Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend- ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary to supervi e and administer the terms of this section . In ddition thereto, said Board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need ma aris , to transfer any surplus moneys resulting in said Firefighter ' Benefit Fund to the Fire en' Pension Fund of the City. ) • • • • (c) BEGINNI.G JANUA RY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC - CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU- TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the ~day of December, 1974. Publish d s a bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ___ day of January, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. ___ on the ___ day of , 1975. ATT ST: ollenb r er, do h r by cer ify that he 01n 1 a tru , ccurat and coa 1 te copy pass d on f1nal r d1na and pu 11 hed b o. ~· Seri of 19 4. • • • - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIO 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE- FIGH TERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE I I PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows: 2-1 -9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTf.IN- JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENE ·IT; SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De- partment who shall resign or be discharged from the Department prior to becoming eli- gible for any retirement, disability or other benefits as provided by Colorado Re- vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re - fund of his accumulated contributions to {b) ( ) the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term "accumulated con tributions" hall mean the sum of said firemen's contribution to the City' Firemen' Pension Fund, together with interest, if any, thereon, a hall be de er- ined by the Board of Tru tees of said fund. -1- • • , ( • • • • - - AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE FIRE PENSION FUNDS. THE " ORMAL COST" OF THE BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN- SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS. THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU- TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYE E, CITY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PENSION FU D. THE RESULTANT PER- CENTAGE CALCULATED AN UALLY WILL BE PAID FROM GE ERAL REYE UES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE- FIGHTERS' BE EFIT FU D. (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle- wood Fire Pension Board by Article SO, Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend- ed, aid Board shall have all powers necessary to upervis and administer the terms of this section. In ddition thereto, said Board shall have th p owe r from time to time, and as the need may ari e, to transfer any surplus moneys r sulting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen' Pen ion Fund of the City. ( ) IS Hf: f:BY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE AS Tl! "\'OLU. TEER FIREFIGHTERS' PE SJO FU. 'D" FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYI G STATUTORY B E- FIT TO VOLU T R FIREFIGHT RS U DER CO DITIO S A PRO IDLD BY COLORADO REVISED STATUTES , 1963, CHAPTER 13 9 , ARTICLE 50, AS AME OED. FO l.l VOLU . T R FIREME 31, 197~, SHALL BE FR . ... "' . • • , • 0 • - (c) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC- ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC- CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU- TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1, 1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS. Section 2. The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the __ day of December, 1974. Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ___ day of January, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. ___ on the ___ day of , 1975. ATTEST: ex o ff 1c10 C1ty Clerk -Treasurer I , r l bo · and fore 01n of h~ Ord n nc , p title as Ord1n nc ollenb rg r, doh reby certify that th i a tru , ccura t and complete copy ssed on final r adina nd published by o. __ , Series of 1974 . ex o • 3 - • • - • • • 0 I• • - INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNC ILMAN BROWN A BIL L FOR AN ORDINAN CE ~1ENDI G SECT ION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITL E XI, OF TH E 1 969 F..M .C., CREATJ 'G A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PR E· RETIREMENT BE, EFIT . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF f 'GLE\\OOD, COLORADO , as foll ows: C'C t ion 1. Tha Sec ti on , , Cha pt e r 1, Tt i le XI, is hereby a"lcnded o read as fol lo". : 11 -1-8 I ~ ) . (a) Th C1 y ~f Lnglewo od does hereby elect to c on - inue t o par ic1pa te in t he Po l ice Pension Fund, in 1c~~rianre wi h the provision s of Chapter 139, rt1cle ~-, Colo r'ldo Revised Statute s, 19 63, a s am~ndcd, sav inJ except to the e xt e nt th a t the t O \i ·ons o f this Ordin ance supe r se d es an y p r o- vis1 n of aid St tute. (b) • • • • • • • - (d) In addi tion to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle- wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49, Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963, as amended, said board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the pro- visions hereof. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund", to the Policeme n's Pension Fund of the city. Section Z. The ammendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the day of Decembe r, 1974. Publishe d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by i le and pa sed on final reading on the ____ day of Januarv , 1975. Publi hed bv title as Ordinance No. , Series of 19 74, on ~h ___ ·day of December, 1974. ATTEST: e 0 l C lO .1 y nd Mayor urer erg r, do hereby certify that the a tru , accur t and coaplete copy of final r din and publish d by title of l 4. e off1c10 City Cteri-Trea urer ·2· ,,, - • . • • I ( • • - • • 0 I • - - INTRODU CED AS A BILL BY COUNC ILMAN BROWN A BILL FOR AN ORDINA. CE ~'IE DI G SECTION 8, CHAPTE R 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E. f.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PR E-RETlREME ·r BI:. EFIT. BE IT ORDAI 'ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF f'GLE\\'OOD, COLORAllO , as fo llows: Section 1. That ection 8, Ch ap e r 1, Tti le XI, is hereby amended to edl as follows: 1 I -1 -·oucr:.rn. 'S PE.'SIC' FU. D; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND -SPFC I 'XL Fll~D CREA1 to (a) Th City < f Lnglewo od does hereby elect to con- (b) (c ) 1nuc o par ic1pate in the Police Pension Fund, in r.c ordance with he provisions of Chapter 139, A1 ic e 9, Colo rado Revised Statutes, 196 3 , as amcndtd, :ave anJ e cept to the extent that the rcv1 · n_ of hi Ordinance s upersedes any pro- ·1s1on~ of said tatute. . I· "" - • • , - • • • • • - (d) ln ad dition to the po we r s a nd obligations im- posed upon the board of t ru s tees of the Engle- wo od Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49, Chapter 139 , Co lorado rev is ed statutes, 1963, as amen ded, said board shall have all powers ne cessary to supervise and administer the pro - visions hereof. I n a ddit i on thereto, said board shal l hav e the p ower f r om time to time, and as th e need may arise, to trans f er any surplus moneys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund", to the Policeme n's Pension Fund of the city. Sec t ion 2. The ammendme nt s contained i n this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1 , 1975. Introduced, read i n full a nd p a ssed on first read - ing on he day of Decembe r, 1974. Published as a Bill for a n Or di nan ce on the d y of Decem ber , 19~4. Read by l le and passed on fi n al r e ading on the ____ day of January, 1975. Pu bli hed by i tle as Ordina n ce No. ---· Serie s of 19 4, on the ___ day of Decemb r, 1974 . ATTEST: offi.-10 c1 y Ci Mayor 1' -Trea urer r, do hereby certify t hat t he tru , accu rat e and co plete copy of final readin nd published by t itle Ti of 19i•. e o{f1c10 C1ty C1erk-Trea u r er ·2· • • ( • • • 0 I• • - INTRODUC FD AS A BILL BY COU 'C ILMAN BROWN A BILL FOR AN ORDI.'A~CE IE~DLG SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 19 69 F.M.C., CREATI ~A SPECIAL FU D FOR POLICE OFFICER~' PR E-RHJREME~ b'I:fIT. Bf 1T ORD I . ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF E.'GLEIOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section , Chap ter 1 , Ttile XI, is hereby amended to rcaJ as follow~: 11-1 -8 OL!Cf 1f\'S fENS10 ru. D; POLICE OFFICERS' BE EFIT FUND -SrEt!Al FlfND CREAlED (a) Tht City o ln~l wood does hereby elect to con- i uc o par ic1pa te i n the Police Pension Fund, i~ iC Co rdancc w ~ the provisions of Chapter 139, r•1 le 49, Color~do Revised Statutes, 1963, as me d d, .ave .nd e cep t to the extent that the 1 0\i -ll~n of hi. Ordi nanc su persedes any pro - of . aid Sta ute. (bl Thlr here y ere ted a special fund to be ( ) no1«n iis the ''Police Officers' Benefit Fu n d" fo1 t r pJrpo'c of paying those benefits ac- policc office r und r S-4-12(b) n nt di bil1ty -police officer ' - en enefi t ) of his code. I~ E CO. TRIBUTIO S TO SAID R ' RI. EFIT FU D" AT A RATE I· \. ll LLY I. TH FOLLOWING . I. ,, - • • ( • • • • (d) Jn addition to the powers and obligations im- pos ed upon the board of trustees of the Engle- wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49, Chapter 139 , Colorado revised statutes, 1963, as amended, said board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the pro- visions hereof. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund'', to the Policemen's Pension Fund of the city. Section 2. The ammendmen s contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January l, 1975. Introduc d , read in full and passed on first read- ing on the day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by itle and passed on final reading on the ~~~-day of January, 1975. Publi h d by title as Ordinance No. of 19 4, on the dav of December, 1974. , Series ATTEST: Mayor e off1c10 C1 Clerk -Tre surer I, K rl 'ollenberg r, do hereby certify that the hov e nd for goin i · a true, accurate and co•p l te copy of th Or lin nee, r ed on final reading and published by title Or 'n nc o. , Serie of 1974. ex officio City Cieri-Treasurer .z. • . • • , - • • ( • • 0 I• • .... INTRODU CED AS A PILL BY CO UNCILMAN BROWN A BILL FOR A ORDINA. CE A!I E~Dl G SECT ION , CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF TH E 1 969 F .. C., CREATI~G A SP EC IAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PR E-RETIREM 'T BENEFIT . RE IT ORDAI, ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF F'iGLE\\'OOD , COLORADO , as fo llow s : Sec t io n 1 . That Sec tion 8 , Chapter 1 , Ttile XI, is hereby am nded t o r ead ~s follows : 11-1 - (a) The Cit: of Englewood does hereby elect to con- inu t o p a r ti cipate in the Police Pension Fund, in 3ccordance with the provisions of Chapter 139, , rticle 49, Co l o r a do Revise d Statutes, 1963, as amended, save an d except to the extent that the provisions of thi s Ordinance sup ersedes any pro- vision~ of s aid Statute. (b ) Ther i here b y c reated a s pecial fund to be kno"n as tJ-,e "Pol ice Office rs' Benefit Fund" for tie urpos c o f paying thos e benef its ac- cruin' o pol i c e o fficers under 5-4-lZ(b ) (p rman~~t dis ab i lity -police officers' - p c -1c en t b nefit) of this code. (c) -l · • • - • • • • ·' (d) In addition to the powers a nd obligations im- pos e d upon the board of trus tees of the Engle- wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49, Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963, Section 2. as amended, said board shall have all powers ne cessary to supervise and administer the pro - visions hereof. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of the city. The ammendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read - ing on the day of December, 1974. Publishe d a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the day of January, 1975. Series Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1 7 I, on the ___ day of December, 1974. ATTEST: Mayor C1 y Cl rk -Tre [, K rl ·o lenb r r, d o hereb certify that the fo goin tru , •~cur e and coaplete copy of nc , pa on final r d1n1 and pu lished by title o. ~rie of 1 4. ic10 1 y Clerk -Treasurer ·2 · ,, - • . • • - ( • • • • • INTRODUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL MA N BROWN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE !ENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTE R 1 , TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 F.M.C ., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PRE -RETIREME. T BENEFIT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIT Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Sec tion 8, Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby amended to read ~s follows: 11-1-8 (a) The Cit· of Lnglewo od does hereby elect to con- inue to participate i n the Police Pension Fund, in accordance with the pro visions of Chapter 139, Article 49, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as dmendld, .ave and excep t to t h e extent that the provi~ions o f this Ordinance supersedes any pro - vision~ of said Statute. (b) There is hereby created a specia l fund to be kno.,.n as tht> "Police Officers' Benefit Fund" for the purpose of payi n g those benefits ac - cru 1ng to police officer s under S-4-12(b) (p rmancnt di abili y -police office rs' - pr c-r ir me t benefi t ) of thi s code. (c) THf: CITY 11\LL tAKE CONT RIBUTIONS TO SAID "POLI( OrFIC.l:RS' BE EFJT FU D" AT A RATE TO HE DfT. J.'F.D A UALLY TN THE FOLLOWING l 1 ' E . • . • • - • • • • • • - (d) Tn addi tion to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle- wood Policemen's Pension Fu nd by Article 49, Chapter 139 , Colorado revised statutes, 1963, as amended , said board sha ll have all powers nec essary to supervise and administer the pro- v isions hereof. I n addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, and as th e need may a ri se, to transfer any surplus moneys resulti n g in s aid "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund", to th e Policemen 's Pension Fund of the city. Section 2. The ammendments co ntained in this Ordinance shall take effect on j anu ary 1, 1975. Intro d uced, read in f ull and passed on first r~ad- 1ng on the day of Decembe r, 19 74 . Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the d y of December, 19~4. Read by t1tl and passed on fi nal reading on the ~~~-day of Janu r , 1975. Publi hed b of 1974, on the ATTEST: JO City Ct I, Ka l bov nd foregoin th . Ord1n nc , p Ord1n nc o . title a Ord i nance No. ~~-' Series dav of De cemb e r, 19 74. Ma yo r urer r, do hereby cert ify th at the i tru , ccura te and comp lete copy of d on final reading and published b y title , S rie of 1974. e otf1c10 City Cierk -Trea urer ·2 · " - • • - - • • • • 0 I• • . - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 8, Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby amended to read as follows: 11 -1 -8 POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND -SPECIAL FUND CREATED (a) The City of Englewood does hereby elect to con- tinue to participate in the Police Pension Fund, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 139, Article 49, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended, save and except to the extent that the provisions of this Ordinance supersedes any pro- visions of said Statute. (b) There is hereby created a special fund to be known as the "Police Officers' Benefit Fund" for the purpose of paying those benefits ac- cruing to police officers under 5-4-lZ(b) (perma nent disability -police officers' - pre -retirement benefit) of this code. (c) TllE CITY SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID "POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE TO BE DETERMI ED ANNUALLY IN THE FOLLOWING MA NER: T LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS, THE CITY OF E GLE · WOOD SHALL HAVE A. ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE POLICE PE SIO FU OS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE BE EFlTS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PE · SIO LAW A D LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE CO TRTBUTED AN UALLY I TO TllE TWO P SIO FUNDS . TH · CITY'S CO TRIBUTION I TO TH POLIC OFFICERS' Bf FIT FUD WILL BE A FIGUR · DERIVED FROM TAKI G TH OJU.lAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL STUDY NO UBTRACTING CO TRIBUTIONS MADE BE THE · PLOYE , CITY A D TAT TO Tll STATUTORY PENSIO FUND . TH R SULTANT P RCENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY lLL B PAID R GEN RAL REVENUES OF Tll CITY I · 0 Tll POLIC · OF IC RS ' BEN ·FIT UNO . • 1 . •. • • •• ' r t ....... • • • - .- (d) In addition to the powers and obligations im- posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle- wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49, Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963, as amended, said board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the pro - visions hereof. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, and as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene- fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of the city. Section 2. The ammendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing on the ~~-day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of December, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the ~~~-day of January, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1974, on the day of December, 1974. Series ATTEST: Mayor ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinanc , passed on final reading and published by title s Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Trea urer -2 - • • • r t • • • • 0 • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.Z BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS ( ( The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a) Class "A" Operators : All operators who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spi rituous liquors for consumption on the premises as hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A" Operators. (b) Class ''B" Operators: All operators licensed to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the drink for consumption on the premises shall be Class "B" Operators. (c) Class "C" Operators: All operators licensed as reta il liquor stores to sell in orignal containers for consumption off the premises shall be Class "C" Operators. (d) Class "D" Operators: All operators licensed s drug stores to sell malt, vinous or spir- ituou liquors in orig nal containers for con· sumption off the premi es, shall be Clas ''D" Operators. (e) Cl ss "E" Oper tor : All operators licensed to ell malt, vinous, or spirituous liquors a club are Cl "E" Op rators . -1· •. • • • (f) (g I • 0 • Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. Cla~s "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: 13-1-5 For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 PAYMENT OF FEE (a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follows: 2. For all class "F" and "G" operators, each year on the date of issuance, and shall be delinquent thirty (30) days thereafter. (c) If such occupa tion is newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for class "F" operators): or the T XING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEAR, the fee sh 11 be prorated for the remaining portion of the ye r or the REMAINING POR - TION OF ANY Ct.ASS "F" AND "G" OPERATOR'S LlC . Howev r, if such business is act- ually 1n istenc: nd only te•poruUy clos d, no u h proration hall be ~ade, nd no r fund hall b made to any per on who d continu s said busin ss during the y T'. ·2· • • - • • • • - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi- ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there - after. Interest shall accrue on all delin - quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor • • • - • • 0 t• • . - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI I I OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLA SS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPA TIO NAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3 .2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTIO N ON THE PREMI SE S. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13 -1-3 CLASSIFICATIO NS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows : (a ) Cla s s "A" Op e r a t or s: All operators who are l ic ensed t o sell beer, wi ne and s pirituous liquors f or c on s umpt i on on the premises as h o tel or r e staurants shall be Clas s "A " Ope rators. (b ) Cl ass "B" Op e rators: All operators licensed t o se l l malt o r v i nou s liquor s only by the dri nk fo r con s umpt i on on the prem i se s s ha ll b e Class "B" Ope rat ors. (c} Class "C" Opera t ors: All operators li cen s ed as retail liquor s t o r es t o sel l i n oriana l con t ainers for con s umpt ion of f th e premises sh.ill be Class "C" Operato r s. (d) Clas "D" Op r tor : All operators licensed drug stores to ell malt, vinous or spir· ituou liquors in original contain rs for con· umption off th preai e , shall be Clas "D" Oper tor . ( ) Cl s "E" Oper tor : All operator to ell alt, vinou , o r pirituou s club are Cl "E" Operators. ·1 · lie n d liquors "' - • • - • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE- DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a) Class "A" Operators: All operators who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous liquors for consumption on the premises as hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A" Operators. (b) Class "B" Operators: All operators licensed to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the drink for consumptio n on the premises shall be Class "B" Opera tor s. (c) Class "C" Operators: All operators licensed as retail liquo r stores to sell in orignal con ta iners for consum ption off the premises shall be Clas "C" Operators. (d) Cl ss "D" Operator : All operators licensed s drug stores to ell m lt, vinous or spir· ituou liquors in orifinal containers for con· sumpt ion off the prem e , sha 11 be Class "D" Oper or . ( ) Clas "E" Op~r tor : All operators licens d to ell m lt, vinous, or pirituous liquors as club ar Cl "E" Operators. · l · • • - • (f) (g • 0 (• - - Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.Z\ beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.Z\ beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal· endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.Z beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occopation has been classified as follows: 13 -1-5 For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 PAYMENT OF FEE (a) (c) Such fees shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follows: 2. For all class "F" and "G'' operators, each year on the date of issuance, and shall be delinquent thirty (30) days thereafter. If such occ upation i newly undertaken or commenced subsequent to January 1 of any year (except for c lass "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEAR, the f e shall b prorated for the reaainina portion of th y ar or the REMAI ING POR- TIO. OF A. Y CLASS "F" AND "G" OPERATOR'S LICENS . How ver, if such bu in s is act· u lly in t nc nd only teaporarily closed, no uch proration hall b mad , and no r fund h 11 b m de to any p r on who d1 ont1nu id busin ss durina th yen. ·2· ,,. - • • , - ---, • • • All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi- ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there - after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor • . • • • • • • 0 • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND S, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIO AL FEE FOR OPERATO RS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUIPTION 0 THE PREMISES. ection 1 That section 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 En lewood Municipal Code are her eby amended to read a foll ow 13 ·1 · CL SSJFICAT10 S (a) perator : All operators wh o ire ell beer, wine and spirituou con umption on the premi e 1 urant shall be Class "A" ( ) Cla "B" Operators: All operators licensed t o 11 malt or inous liquors only by the drink for onsump tion on the premi es shall e Cl "B" Opera tor (c) "C" Oper tor : All operators licensed ret il liquor stor s to sell in orignal on ump ion off the premises h Oper tors. (d) tor : All oper tors licensed ( ) to ell malt, vinous or spir· ltuous liquor in original con tainers for con· ption off th premi e , shall be Clas "D" r tor . All operators licen ed lt, vinou , or pirituous liquors Cl s "E" Operator . · l · • • - • • • • 0 I• • - (f) Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g Cla~s "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or frac t ional year, an occupa t ional fee u pon the busi nesses sel l i n g 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spiri t uous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occapa ion has been classified as follows: For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class ''B'' Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "0" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 13 -1-5 PAYMENT OF FEE (a) u h fees shall b due and payable to the Director of Fin nee as follows: 2. For all class "F" and "G" operators, e h year on the date of issuance, and hall be delinquent thirty (30) day there ft er. (c) I -2- "' - • • • • 0 - - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi - ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor • • - • • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE- DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATI O AL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION 0 THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended t o read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a) Class "A" Operators: All operators who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous liquors for consumption on the premises as hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A" Oper tors. (b) Cla s "B" Operators: All operators licensed to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the drink for consumption on the premises shall be Class "B" Operator . (c) Cla "C" Oper tors : Al 1 operators licensed s retail liquor tore s to ell in orignal containers for on ump ion off the premises h~11 be Cl Oper tors. (d) tors licensed (e) Cla s "E" t o s 11 m a clubs · l · All operators licensed pirituou liquor r tors . • • • 0 • . - (f) Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g Clap "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.Z beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B'' Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E'' Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 13-1-5 PAYME T OF FEE ( ) Such fee shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follows: 2. For 11 class "F" and "G" operators, each ye r on the date of issuance, and hall be d linquent thirty (30) days thereafter. (c) • • • • • • . - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and p~yable upon the beginning of busi- ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- que nt fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor -~- • . • • , - - • • 0 • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows : (a) Class "A" Operators: All operators who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous liquors for consumption on the premises as hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A" Operators. (b) Class "B" Operators: All operators licensed to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the drink for consumption on the premises shall be Class "B" Operators. (c) Class "C" Operators: All operators licensed as retail liquor stores to ell in orignal container for consumption off the preaises holl be Cl s "C" Operators. (d) Cla "D" Op r tor : All operators licensed as drug tors to ell m lt, vinous or pir- ituou liquor in orifinal contain rs for con· u pt ion off th prem es, hal 1 b Class "D" Op r tor . (e) Clas "E" Operators: All operator licen ed o 11 m lt, vinou , or pirituous liquors a clubs are Cla "E" Op rators. -1· • • • 0 • (f) Cla ss "F" Operators: All opera tors licensed to sell only 3 .2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: 13 -1 -5 For All Class ttA" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class ••B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class ''F'' er tors the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 PAYME T OF FEE ( ) (c ) Such fee shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as fol lows: 2 . For 11 class "F" nd "G" operator , each year on the d e of issuance, and shall be d linquent thirty (30) day s there ft e r. • • - • • 0 • - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi - ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent t en (10) days there - after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 19 74. Mayor • • • , - • • • • 0 - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3 .2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a) Class "A" Operato r s: Al 1 operato rs who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spiri tuous liquors for consump tion on the premises as hotel or re staurants shall be Class "A" Operators. (b) Class "B" Ope rators: All operators licensed to sell ma lt or vinous liquors only by the drink for co nsumption on the premises shall be Class "B" Operators. (c) Cla s "C" Op rator : All operators licensed as retail liquor stores to sell in orignal cont ain er for con umption off the premises shall be Class "C" Operators. (d) Cl s "D" Op rator Al 1 operators licen ed s dru tore to ell malt, inous or pir· ituou liquor in ori inal contain rs for on- umption off the prem1 e , shall be Clas "D" Op rator . (e) Cl s "E" Oper tors: All operator to ell lt, vinou , or spirituou club ar Cl s "E" Opera ors. • 1- licensed liquor "' - I • • , ( • • • • 0 • (f) Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g Cla~s "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: 13 -1-5 For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C'' Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 PAYMENT OF FEE (a) Su h fee s s hall be due and payable to the Dire c tor of Finance as follows: 2. For al 1 class "F" and "G" operators, e ch year on the date of issuance, and hall be d linquent thirty (30) day th e reaft r. (c) If u h o cup tion is newly undertaken or commenced subse quent t o J nuary l of any y ar (ex pt for cla "F" operators): or the T I 'G ORD! A 'CE SHALL BECOME EFFE CTIVE SUB EQUE T TO JANUARY l,OF A Y YEAR, the f e shall be pror ted for the remaining por ion of the year or th RfMAI NING POR- TION OF A. Y CLASS "F" A D "G" OPERA TOR'S LI E . . However, if uch business is ct- u lly in i tence nd only tempor rily clo d, no u h pror tion h 11 be made, nd no r fund shall be m de to ny person who dt aid busines during the y . r . -2 · ,,, - • • , • • 0 I~ • . - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi- ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of l' per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor •. • • , - • • • 0 • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a) Class "A" Operators: All operators who are licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous liquors for consumption on the premises as hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A" Operators. (b) Class "B" Operators: All operators licensed to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the drink for consumption on the premises shall be Class "B" Op raters. (c) Cla s "C" Op r tor : All operators licensed s reta il liquor stores to sell in orianal con tainer for con umption off the premises sh.ill be Cla "C" Operators. (d) "D" Op r tor All operators licensed drug store to ell m lt, vinou or spir· 1tuou liquors in or1f1n l contai ner s for con· u pti on off th pr e , hall b Cl "D" Oper tor . (e) Operator : All operator lt, vinou , o r pirituou r Cl " " Op rators. 1 ce nsed liquors ,,, - •. • • • • 0 • . - (f) Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D'' Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "ft1 Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 13-1-5 PAYME T OF FEE (a) Such fee s hall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follows: 2. For all class "F" and "G" operators, each ye r on the date of issuance, and sh 11 be delinquent thirty (30) days th erea ft e r. (c) ·2 · • • - • • • • • - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi- ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there- after. Interest shall accrue on all delin- quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read- ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974. Mayor ,. - •. • • • • • • 0 - - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN --------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES. Section 1 That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows: 13-1 -3 CLASSIFICATIONS The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby defined and separately classified as such occupation for the purposes of this section as follows: (a ) Cl ass "A" Operator s: All operator s who are li c ensed to se ll b e er, wi ne and spir i tuou s l i quors f or c onsumption on th e premi s e s a s hotel or restaurants sh a ll b e Class "A" Op e rator s. (b ) Cla ss "B " Operators: All operators li c en sed t o se ll malt or v i nou s liquor s onl y by th e dr i nk for c onsumpt i on on the prem ises s h a ll b e Cla ss "B" Operator s . (c) Cla ss "C" Op e rator : All op e rator as r e t i l l i qu o r tore s t o e ll i n co nt ai n e r f o r con umpti o n o f f th e hull b e Cl "C" Ope r or . l ice n ed o r igna l pr emi e (d) tors: All ope r ators lie n d ( ) to 11 malt, vinou or pir · ituou . liquor ln origin 1 container for co n · a th premi e , sh 11 b Cl "D" All aper tor or piri uou "E" Oper tor . • 1 - licen ed liquor "' - • • - • • • • (f) Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off the premises of the licensee. (g) Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both on and off the premises of the licensee. 13-1 -4 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal- endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said occupation has been classified as follows: 13-1-5 For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00 For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00 PAYMENT OF FEE (a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the Director of Finance as follows: 2. For all class "F" and "G" operators, each year on the d te of issuance, and shall be delinquent thirty (30) days thereafter. (c) If uch occupation is newly undertaken or comm need subsequent to January 1 of ny year (exce pt for cl s "F" operators): or th TAXING ORDINA CE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEAR, the f e hall be pror ted for the remaining portion of the y r or the REMAINI G POR - TIO . OF ANY CLASS "F" A D "G" OPERATOR'S LIC 5 • How ver, if such bu ine is ct · u 11 in e i enc nd only temper rily clo d, no uch pror tion hall be mad , nd no r fund hall b m d to ny p who di continues said bu in s durin y r. . z. •. • • t ....... 1-- • • • • - All prorated fees herein provided, shall be due and payable upon the beginning of busi - ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there - after. Interest shall accrue on all delin - quent fees from the date of delinquency until paid or collected at the rate of 1 \ per month. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read - ing the 17th day of December, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 19 7 4. Mayor • . • • • , - • • • • 0 • - RESOLUTION NO. ---· SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries , the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council for the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager ...., OU .. Munic !pal Judge :; ::. :J t.> Associate Judges 110 , c f~ ~ 0 City Attorney Assistant City Attorney .... Deputy City Attorney ti!.. ADOPTED AND APPROV ED t h is /.., day of --"-'""----• 1 97 4 • Ma yo r ATTEST: • • ....... • • • • • • 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , - .. • • 0 • - RESOLUTION NO. --• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the ~ity relative to salaries, the following annµal salaries are reby established for appointees of City Council for the ~alendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal Judge Associate Judges City Attorney Assistant City Attorney Deputy City Attorney ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---day of Mayor A T: ex orf •. • • • • • • 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , • • 0 - - RESOLUTION NO, ~~• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING AN NUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries, 'the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council for the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Ma n ag er Municipal Judge Associate Judges City Attorney As s i stant City Att orney De put y City Attorney ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ~~~ day of Mayor ATT ST: x oft1c1o City •. • • I • • • • • - 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. ~~~' Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • • • , ...... • • • • • • - RESOLUTION NO. ~~' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASS I STANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries, ·the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council for the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal Judge Associate Judges City Attorney Assistant City Attorney Depu ty City Attorney ADOPTED AND APPROVED this Mayor ATTEST: 1ur r • . • • • • • • • 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , ·. • • • I• • . - RESOLUTION NO. --• SERIES OF 197 4 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASS I STANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council for the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal J udge Associate Judges City Attorney Ass i s tant City Atto rney Deputy City Attorney ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia ___ day of Mayor ATT. T: x orho • • ,• , ...... • • • • . - 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true , accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • • , - • • • • - RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council for the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal Judge Associate Judges City Attorney Assistant City Attorney Deputy City Attorney ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---d y of -----· 197tl. M yor ATT ST: x officio City Cl rk-Tr aaurer •. • • I • • 0 - RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 197 4 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTO RNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual bud g et and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes including annual salaries for Council appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpriations to the general fund of the City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees of City Council f or the calendar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal Judge Associate Judges City Attorney Ass istant City Attorney Depu t y City Attorney ADOPTED A APPROVED th1a ------___ day Of Mi y o r ATT T: ur r • 1974 . . . • • • • ;- 0 • 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer •. • • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Mayor and Members of Englewood City Council Andy McCown, City Manager December 12, 1974 RESOLUTION DESIGNATING SALARIES FOR COUNCIL APPOINTEES AND MUNICIPAL JUDGE • Attached Is a copy of a resolution setting salaries for COIDlcil appointees and the municipal judge. The amounts are left blank, and hopefully will be decided on at your work session. The salaries that you have previously designated In work sessions were: City Manage r $27, 000 per annum Municipal Judge $25 , 592 per annum Associate Judges $ 110 per diem City Attorney $25,000 per annum A s i s tant City Attomey 13, 715 per annum Deputy Ci Attorn y $14, 500 per annum Sine r l , A fC'C /p Atta m ,,, - • • • • 0 • - RESOLUTI ON NO, ----• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY , AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY. WHEREAS, the City Counc11 has by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and WHEREAS, said City Counc11 has by Ordinance, passed and approved the 1974 appropriation for a11 municipal purposes in cluding annual salaries for Counc11 appointees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: 1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved and the apporpr1at1ons to the general fund or the City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are hereby established for appointees or City Council for the cal endar year 1975 to-wit: City Manager Municipal Judge Assoc~ate Judges City Att orney Assistant City Attorney Deputy City Attorney ADOPTED ANO APPROVED th1a day or ~~~ Ray or ATTE T: x o t1c1o City Cl rk-Treaeurer • • • • • • 0 • - 2 I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer •. • • ,