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Home My WebLink About1974-07-15 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet- • • • 0 I • • COUNCIL CHAMBER S CITY OF ENGLEW OO D, COLORADO JUNE 17 , 1974 REGULAR MEETING: The Cit Cou ncil of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe Co unty, Colorado met in regular session on June 17, 1974 , at 8:00 P.M. to order. Mayo r Pro Tern Blessin , presidin , called the meeting The inv ocation was led by Councilman Howa rd Brown . The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy cout Troo p No. 154. The Mayor Pro tern asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the followin were present : Council Me~bers overn , Mann, Blessin , Brown. Absent: o e Mayor Pro em Ble sin~ asked I a._ COU ILMAN BLE A MOTION TO OMINATE JA E LAYTO SECO ED ITY F E GLEWOOD. MOT IO A CC LAMA Brown , Aves: lay on , 'I ys: The a or decl r TION on a Co unc l aylor . :one e r:io OVER ECONDED A A .F TAYLOR MAYOR BY resulted as follows: cnes , .cvern, Mann, Blessin , rr L • • • • • SECONDED A •• • , • • • • 0 ..• • -2 - Aye s : ouncil Members Jones , Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: one Abstained: Council "lem er Mann . The Mayor declared the motion carried . Als o present at the meetin were: Acting Ci t y Ma nager Wa ggo ner City A torney Berardini Assistant Cit y Manager Mccow n Admi nistra ive Assistant Mendelsohn Chief o f Po lic e Clasby Director of Finance Nollenber er Actin Deputy Fire Chief Donald • • • • * ha he meetin s of the future of the he public . He s ated tha the Mayor Taylor stated Cit y Council would be opened o Ci y of En lewood was envied all wh o had worked on he ouncil n over the na ion , hanks t o those he past . Mayor Taylor introduced his wife o he audience . Co uncil- man Clayton introduced his wife , da hter , and son o he aud ience. Mayor Taylor , a di i o ally , in r educed his three randchildren . • * • * * couNrILMAN RLE . ING MOVED AND OUNCILMA1 BROW SECO DED A OTION TO APPROVE HE "lINUTF OF THE E1ULAR EETING OF JU E 3 , 1974 . on he call of e roll, t e vo e re sul ed as follows: Aye : ouncil Mem ers onPs , .overn , Mann , Blessing, Brown, lay on , Ta . lor . '.iys: c. e. A sen 1vn The M yo cl rel e no ion carri d. • • • * • avor Taylor reco~nize lia of Sp c al c zen !nvi e h ollowin~ ersons from the Pree inc r. nrl 'rs . lv lo . 14, F. W ins, 497 ~o. Inca Drive, • • • • • •• • , • • I• • -3 - COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND A MO TIO N TO OPEN A P BLIC HEARI G TO CO PROPERTY WITHI N PAVI NG DISTRICT NO . 20 . the vote resulted as follows : COUNC IL MAN MANN SECONDED SIDER RE-A SSE SING CERTAIN Upon the call of the roll, Ayes: Council Members Jone s , Sovern , B lessin ~, Brown , Clayt on, Taylor. Nays: ~one Absent: !one The Mayor declared the motion carried. City Att orney Berardini sta ed tha the property needed to be re-assessed af e r a court case wh i ch had rec ently been culmi- nated. The purpose of the ublic Hearing was to hear objections from anyone present. He stated that i had come to his attention that the nor h 75 feet of the pr oper y had been sold to Rex Garrett since the time of he ori inal assessmen . Ms . Beverly Ballantine, attorney from the office of John Criswell , appeared before Council. She stated that she would like he letter of May 24 , 1974, to Mr. Berardini, incorpora ed in o he recor d . Mrs, Carolyn Wiest appeared be ore Co uncil. She stated tha soMe of he proper y had been sold since he assessment hadoriginally been imposed . he sta ed hat the home had been her residence for wen y -five years . The condit ion of the street previous to the imrrovemen was one of blacktopping with a few chuck holes . Mrs . Weist s a d h• she had always been extremely proud of her yard , and tha as a re ult of this improvement she had los hedges and reP s . She had to spend additional money on fences and hedginr once the new s ree had been constructed, She s ated ha the new s ree wa a speed -way and that in her esti- ma on it ook valu e away from her 1 n1 upon is improvement. City A orney ner~rd ni s s ould continuPd o he nPx rarre a hance 0 speak 0 his Ay s: 0' flC i Mm er Jones , rown, Ta 1 r. ays: one A sen ~on Th vor clar h r.io ion rr• I • • I ha the Public Hearin in order to ive Rex f er notification. overn , MANN ECO DED A GARRFmT A NOTICE Upon call of "1 nn , lessing , I •• • - • • 0 I • • 4 COUNCIL M :1 MA N MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECON DED A MOTION TO OPEfl/ A P Jf\L IC HFARI'JG TO CO ~IDER THF ISSUA CE OF A 3 . 2 BEER LI CE lSE F0, t~A"'IO'JA CO!. F. IE lCE , I C ., DOING BUSINESS AS A SHOP & GO MAqYET , 2901 fOUTH BROA WAY. Up on a call of the roll, the vo e re;ul ed as follows : Aye s : ounc 1 !'•em ers ones , Brown, Clay on, ':'Jylor. overn , Ma nn, Blessing , Jays : iJone A se n None The May or eclared ~h Mot!on carried . (A a e rn ord~~P. of his Public Hearin is on ile in the Cit y Clerk 's ff1ce .) Mr . Edw~r rwPv , at or ev f or h a . lican , appeared be fore Co u cil. ·'.r . ?o•.-• ·· rresen ed ev!dence and exhib1 s in favor of t e a p l!ca•1 n . 7he xhibi s a e lis d below: befor e of 3 .2 oun 11. A. F . D. E. F . r.. H. I. nio • o ~ 11t o n 1 o nve nienc e S ores Ou le .s" h 1 su1·rou di n area . n z rroun in area . 0 f mu l Drive , Denve r, a eare e im on v r la ve o he is u ance ~r . r , a reared before He per en beer ou le s. • •• • • • 0 t• • -5 - Mr . James 'ak , 1701 w. 72nd Avenue , appear ed befor e Co unci l. He sta ed ha h was an a orney with the firm which Mr. Towey i s a par ner in . He ~ a ed that he had worked on liquor licenses in e pas anj had done an investigation study of this area. There j popula on n the area o f 8 ,109 pers ons within a 5 -block r adius area . Th raffic count was 5 ,9 00 cars a day at a close prox n y. The 7 o 11 s ore , 2705 So . Broadway , was 2/10 hs of am le away; he owl a 3295 So . Broadway "' - was 5/10 h of a mjle awa , b c un tion on the premises only. He stated that here was a need for more han one store in the area t o serve he 8 ,000 people . Councilman Sovern inquire whether there were any outlets in De nver within a 1/2-mile limi since the s ore was located at the very nor hern por on of En~lewood . Mr. Vak s uated ha he was no ware of any . Mr . Mann stated tha there was only one 3 .2 beer outle , bu there was a liquor ou 1 d rec ly across the s ree rrom he proposed st o r e . separa stated in the area. oun,.il individuals elow i 's i r f'}ue~ ed liquor unders ouncilma r o ~ n alrea<iv n ' !1~~ ... r . TowPy s Pd ha circul y in i v i<iu a ls he area are n ·or o f were i he ud ence . ,. ound raf 1c personal o our had said that licenses , hat of considered a emen and o er eer ou lets 1 had a lot of bu that he s onlv in his case . i ions which had been ma ori y of eople in he two circula ors nd own •• • • • 0 • -6 - Mrs . Eva Mar i a B r ug~e r , 7 620 K in ~ Stre et , We stminster, and Edna Wa f n e r , 6299 W. 38th Av enue , ~hea tr i dge , app e a red befor e the Coun cil and s a ed tha t hey were he cir culator s of t he Petition s . r . Tow ey i n oui r ed whe he r h i s sta ements c oncerning the Petitions we re subs antially co r rec t; Mr s . Br ugger a nd Mrs. Wagner s tat e d ha hey we r e . Mr . 7owev stat ed to Coun c il that the location had een posted and no t ifica ion h ad been i ven as per the le al r e i reme ts . ayor Taylor inouired as to h pers o ns op osin t h e licens e . Mr. M. r . 8ummers 1p eared efo re Cou nc i l ; he s ta t ed that h e f el like David a~ainst Goli a t h . He sta ed ha t her e wer e e lev en o u l e s no r th of Hamp d e n o n Br o adwav s el l in liqu or at hi s time, and he o. pos i the i ss u ance o f a no ther l ic ens e. Mr. Ch1lmer~e Parver, 99~ .o . Grant , a p ear ed be f o r e Counci l ; he s a ed that he owneo h r ee bu i l din s in he ar e a, and fe lt that there wa far oo mu h 1 a s he resul t of 3 .2 b eer c an s b ein hr cwn ~rou·d . .r . We r ner • c hnac Ken b e f o re Counci l nd s a ed ha ~i le awa , ells t h e sa~" v b e a ddi i onal n d shown in was re quen l y so l O"t-of f'e r . of l aw s , persons 1 ~o. ~a nnock , appeared o 11 stor e , 2/lOt h s o f a 1 d tha here could n o t il such t ime as 7 o 11 had a A·1 a: Council 'l,. • a one .. , o •er , ''11\nn , lea ain , Br own , la• on , T lo A T VO!' t.h mo I I I •• • I • • 0 ,, • -7 - City Att o rn ey Berardini began d i scussion o f a resolution re lative t o the 3-wa y liq uor l icense applicat i on for Ara p 's Re staurant and Loun ge , 3866 So . Broadway . He g ave the backgrou nd of the l i quor licen se is s u e at this p o int . He felt that the r e qu e s t to withd raw the a pp lication s h oul d b e denied , unle ss the contest ants to the l i qu o r license a g ree wi th tha t withdrawal , whi ch they do n o t n th is case . He felt that a t r ansc r ipt of the publi c he a r ing s ho u ld b e prPpar ed and g iven to the new members o f Counc il i n or der to hel p hem ake the deci s io n . Mr . Richa r d imon ap p ear ed befo re Council ; h e stated that t he pr otestan s to he appl ication had ap peared b e f ore Counc i l two week s a go and a sked hem t o urn it down , prev i ous t o the t i me the new Co u ncil too k of ice . He felt ouncil should have d o ne i t at t h at t i me in order o pr e v e nt over -runnin he 30 -day limit pr obl e m. Ci y A orney Be r a r din i s a ed hat any court would c o nsider Council. he delay ov r 30 days legi i ma t e due to the n e wl y -elected Counc lman ~overn nquired whe her opp o i tion by h e f our old me mbers of Coun 11 would be suff c en to turn down he appli - ca i on. Ci A ~rney Berardi n i s ated a t i pro a ly would . A MOTI I TO A D LOUNGE . Aves: 011nc11 and Taylor . avs: ro:nc 1 A OUNCILM N BLES~I 0 ECO NDE D UE~~ OF ARA P ' RF TAUR ANT he v o t e re ul e d a s f o llows : rs Jones , ~o ver n , Bles in , Br own, ann . o nc l em r lav o n. The ayor carr 1 74 Co ull or c1al R solu ion ook. •• • , • • • 0 I• • -8 - COUNCIL MAN BLESSIN G MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIO N TO APPR OVE RESOLUTION NO . 20 , SERIES OF 1974 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows: Ayes: Counci l Mem bers Jones , Sov ern , Ble -sing , Brown , Mann , and Tayl or . Na ys : one Ab s tain ed: Council Member Clayton . The Mayo r declared the motion carried , * * * * * Mayo r Taylor called a recess of the Co unci l at 9 :35 P .M. * * * * * Mayor Taylor called the meet ing to ord er a 10 :00 P.M. Upon he call of he roll , he followin were pr esent: Council leMbers Jones , overn , Blessin~, Bro wn, Mann, Clay on and Taylor. Absen : None Ci y A orney Berardin i began discussion of an Ordinance on final r ead in g ame d!n he Model Traffic Code rel ative to he e fi n ion of " !cycles ." He sta ed that some vehic les have taken he r pht -o f-wa y from bicvcl sts , which have injur ed he cicyli s wi h no pro ec ion in he court system fo r righ -of-way. (Ty RD :A he questions whe ther icycles the Ci y . ity A orney ha they us s ay ha he could no accep overn s a ed bicycles o ted bv other sec ions of ec ion rro. vehicles OF 1974 XIV OF TH 1969 E .M ~C. BY AM ENDING l , THER OF AND ADDING A NEW F:CTION TO CHAPT ER 11 , TO CHA 'Of: THF. DEFI IT!ON OF "VEHICL " M AFF C OD ~O THAT BICYCLE AR INCLUDED run in h orr1 l Ord n nee ook .) •• • - • • 0 , . • -9 - COUNCILMAN SOVE RN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 1974. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Clayton. Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Nays: Counci l Member Mann Abstained: Council Member Taylor The Mayor declared the motion carried. Co uncilman Sovern stated that he doubted that the City would se e changes in bicycle patterns in the City as a result of thsi Ordinan ce . Councilman Mann stated that the City should start the f asi ili y of b ic ycle lanes under study. David Clayton from the audience s a ed that he was in favor of bicycle lands and the traffic o f bikes around he high school should e considered in an y feasibili v . TH 0 ~OVED AND OUNC ILMA N J ON E SE 0 OED THE POLI E CH FF TO GIVE CO CIL A REPOR T OF A~ E Y OVEMBER 1st . pon a call of t e f ollow Av s: Counc11 Clay on, ~an , T ylor . on , So vern, Blessing, Brown, 'ays: None The ayor eclar j ca rried. OU C LMAN MAJN ~ECONDED A PATH PEA IBILITY IN THE e resulted as f o llows: Aye ou cil ~ mbers ones , overn , Blessin , rown, lay on, nn, ~ vlo r . ' ya: Jone. yor cl r J he mo ion carri d. • • I I I er r ini ~an iacusaion of an or in or ion o Floyd Avenue. He a rr or whi c d occurr d in he 1953 •• • - • • • 0 I• - -10 - BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 21 , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF FLOYD AVENUE , FORMERLY KNOWN AS GREENWOO D AVE UE , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO. (Copied in full in the Off icia l Ordinance Book .) COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDI ANCE NO . 21 , SERIES OF 1 974 . Upon the call of the r oll , he vote r esulted as follows : Ayes: Council Mem bers Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Ma nn, Brown, Blessing, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: one. The Mayor declared he motion carried. • • • • • City A orney erardini began discussion of a bill for an ordinance authoriz n he . a yor o si n an agreement with Arapahoe County o provide he services of a Coun y Forester . Councilman overn s a a his was a service for the ci izens in their care of lawns an r ee . Ac ing City 1anager Wag oner stated tha the need for he Fores er was considered a few years a o, and an a rPern n was worked out etween he Ci y and Coun y in or r o participa i n he co st. FURTHER I s con The vo on A a: e: Counc A BILL FOR YEO AND COUN ILMAN BLESSING SE ONDF.O AN F. AUTHORIZI G THE MAYOR 0 TY TO PROVIO ER ICES OF TO ~A~LE THE ORDINA CE PE ING T . ~h mo ion d d f or lack or mo ion was aa f ollows: rn , Bl s 1n , r own , Clay on. er nn. .. - •• • ' • • • 0 • -11 - Abstained: Co uncil Member Taylor The Mayor declared the motion carried. Council r eq uested that additional information be ready at the next Counci l meeting with the final reading of this Ordinanc e . • • • • • Councilman Brown stated that he was extremel y proud of the Englewood High chool Band as they arrived back in town last week, and that he would like to see a resolution commending them passed by Council . Counc ilman Cl a yton stated that the Band had taken the Grand Trophy at the Page ant. Co uncilman Brown stated that Co uncil shou ld also ha ve a plaque made up for them . COUNCILM AN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMA CLAYTON SECOND ED A MOTION TO REQUE T THE CIT Y ATTORNEY TO DR AW UP A RES OLUTION COMME DING THE ENGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAD FOR THEI R RECE VICTORY. Upon a call of he roll, the vo e resulted as f ollows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Ble ssin , Brown, Cl ay on, rann , Tay l or . Nays: None The Mayor declar ed the motion carried. • • • • • MOVED AND COUNCILMAN E 0 E TO THE PLA NINO AND ZO~I MMIS BOARD , DAV ID CL AYTON TO THE CITY OF BOARD A D TO THE JOI T SCHOOL COMMITTEE A THF ALTER ATE DELEGATE TO THE DRCOG REPRE ENTA- pon a call of he roll , the vote resul ed as Ay s: Council Mem er Jones, ~overn , Clay on, ann, Brown, l~s ~ n , Taylor. a s: lone. ~he yor declared he mo ion ca rried. • • • • • •• • , - • • .. 0 I • - -12 - Councilman status report of the Wa ggoner stated tha alternates developed Mann stated that he would l i ke an up -to -date old Police-Fire building . Acting City Ma nager a c ommittee could finally dec i de on t he in the proposal enclosed in the packet . Councilman Blessing stated that there wer e ma ny t h ing s tha t could deter the remodeling of he buildin . The r e was a gen eral discussion of Council of whe her o proceed with the building or no , Councilman So v e r n s tated that money to remodel the structur e , but ha desired we should go a ll the wa y or not commi ee would have some value o form be o al input to the Council . it would cost too much if a remodeling was at all . He felt that a a plannin unit for OUNCILMAJ SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMA MAN SECONDED A MOTIO TO TAKE THIS MEMO UNDER ADVISEMENT A TO DI C SS IT AT A WORK SE SIOJ AND USE THE I FORMATIO TO DETERMI EA FUT RE OURSE . Upon a call of he roll , the vote resulted as follows: A es: Council Members Jones, Sover , layton, Mann, Brown, Blessin , Taylor, Nays: Jone . The Mayor declared the motion carried. Mrs. Jean Carlb erg , from the audience , inquired as to ho w the public would find ou a ou he se sion and when it would be held. a or Taylor s a ed tha i would be in the newspaper . Mrs. Frances Howard stated hat there was a defini t e need for more rooms and meetin spaces in the City. Councilman Mann s a ed ha he w s ex remely frustrated at the price. • • • • • The followin communications were received for the record: (a) 1nu s of mee in s o h PlanninF and Zonin Commission ay 7 and May 21, 1974. (b) inu es or he Li rary Board me 197 . or June 3, ( c) Min es or he Board or Ad ustment and Appeals Commission me tin or April 10, 1974. nu a o April 3 Unu a of un 4 nd Au hori y m tin~s or 1974. h El c ion Comm asion m une 12 , 1974. in I of •• • • • 0 (• • -13 - (f) Report from Mr. Arthur Martin, Jr ., regarding his attendance at the American Society of Planning Officials Convention, Chicago, Illinois from May 13-16, 1974. (g) Memorandum from the City Manager discussing changes in the Fair Labor Standards Act. (h) Financial Report for the month of May , 1974. • • • • • Acting Ci y Manager Waggoner began discussion of a memorandum from Former City anager Dial cone erning changes in the Volunteer Fire Department. r. Wa goner stated that the manning of he Fire Department was discussed in the memorandum; the history of it had been that he number of volunteers had been limited in the past with no additional rec ruitment at that time. A new program is recommended wi h 25 volun eers with additional paid firemen number in 13. ouncilman Sovern s ated ha the s a us of he volunteer s had been un er s udy and hat he 1ty needed to add an additional pumper. In order o be o ally safe, he C1 y needed a minimum of hre e nen on each u per . He fel ha it could e spookey in the City now wi h tw o fire cal ls at he same ime, and tha only one piece of equipment wa s left after a normal house fire call. He felt ha full ime firemen expansion should go under study, but volun eers need expansion now. he volun eers could be a much grea r rainin pro ram ype of a least 12 hours a month 1n he stat i on plus raini n . He fel ha a committee should be formed o look a h i s in ~rea e r e ail. MAN OVED A D 'lpon a Aye : ouncil Mem ers ones , overn. Clay on , Mann, ro , Blessin , T vl~r. ., v : lon mo ion c rr1ed. • • • • • of a r or d1acuaa n n d M d1cal T chn1c1ana in he r Mcco wn a a d ha we ,, - •. •• • - • • ... • 0 • -14 - cu rr e n tly have EMTs on the rescue ambulance . We have been cons i der - i ng gr eater med i cal training _for these indiv iduals for some time , and t h e p r o posed program would be one of a para -medic nature to e x pand the qualificat i ons of the individuals . The b udget of 1974 would n eed to have $16 ,000 .00 in order to pay for this prog r am at t hat t ime. Councilman So v ern stated that the EMT progr am was an extreme benefit to the City and its r esidents . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE SIX PERSONS TO ATTEND THE PARA -MEDIC SCHOOL AS OUTLINED IN THE MEMORANDUM . Upon a call of the roll , t h e vot e r esulted as f o llows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann , Br own , Bless i ng , Taylor . Nays: No ne . The Mayor declared he motion carried. Mayor Taylor s a ed that Englewood had one of the best resc ue squads in he metropolitan area. * * * * * ouncil began disscussion of a memorandum from the Assistant City Mana er relative o the a enda process. Assistant City Mana er cCown s a ed ha he had been asked to look at the agenda process o ry o e it ou earlier. He described the problem s inh rent in the a enda process. Councilman Brown s ated that he would like more tine o think abou a means of conmunicatin the agenda o ublic sooner . Councilman ~ove rn sta ed that he would like o s e what he dver isemen cos s would be to publish the A enda. A general discussion of he procedure ensued. BROW SECO ED COUNCILMAN SO ER MOVED AND COU ILMA A OTIO l TO REQUES T A I WORMAL TALK W TH THE INFORMA T 0 0 T A D TO FI 0 m WHAT THE CO~ pon a call of he roll, the vo resul ed a W PAPER TO GET THE F PO r~ n A WERE. follow Ay s: Q ncil em ers on s , Sove:- Brown, Bless in • ... ylor . ays: None The Mayor declared he mo ion carr d . * * * • * ounoil egan d scussion or h~ r 11cens for he por 8owl , 3 95 So. Broadw • lav o • ann, l or a 3 .2 b r I .. • • • • 0 • -15 - COUNCI LM A J BLE SSI NG MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MAN N SECON DED A MOTION TO RENEW THE 3 .2 BEE R LICE SE TO THE S PORT BOWL, 3 295 SO. BROADWAY. Upon a c a ll of the roll, the vote resulted a follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • City Manager Waggoner began a ~eport on the vacating of a 16-foot alley and subsequent dedication of an 8 -foot easement back to the City in Sheridan Hei hts Subdivision. He stated that the City had discussed with the people in an attempt to get an easement in return. So far the City had not been able to ge three easements. The City Attorney feels like the land should be vacated anyway, but that he personally would have to oppose it u n t il the easements have been signed. It would be to the advan- ta g e of the persons involved to have he vacation anyway for their us e . COUN CI LM A ~ A MO I ON TO TAB LE 0 UNTIL JU LY 15 , 197u . as follows: CL AYTO MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED SID ER ATI ON OF THE ORDINANCE ON FINAL READING po n a ca l l of the roll, the vote resulted Aye s : Counci l Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann, Brown, Ble ss in , Taylor. la ys: one The Ma yor declar e he mo ti o n c a rrie d . b egan di sc ussion of a memo- r o er y at 3 525 So. he pr op er y had b een pur c hased for t h e r e was a pos si l e contribu- ro Kev S v rs and Lo n he land wo ld be deve lop e d n o park area . ~o. ,. m rchan s in t h!' downtown a r ea wan e d h e o e m de in o parkin lo The Ci y s ands a b e er or ceiv1n~ oney fron Ke ~avin~s if the rea wen in o Ble3sinp; s a e d t ha h wou id very muc h like to see rea . A: A l lv.OVED A COUNC ILMA SOVER N SECO NDED A A ~UIRE LA D WIT H RA S A TREE A!D a call or h r oll , th v ot r esul ed 8 •• • - - • • • I • • -16 - Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Clayton, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Acting City Manager stated that they were arranging a tour of the facilities for the new Council Members. * * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO RATIFY THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION AND THE CITY. Upon a call of the rol l, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Mem bers Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Brown, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: No ne The Mayor declared the motion carried. * • • • • COUNCILMAN MA J MOVED AND COU CILMAN SOVER SECONDED A MOTIO TO ADJOURN. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Brown, Bles in , Taylor . ays: Jo ne. The avor declared he mee in adj urn d a 12:15 A .. Council •• • , • • • • 0 • COU ~CIL CHAMBERS CITY OF FNGLEWOOD , COLORADO <T NE 24 , 1974 SPECIA L MEETING : The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County , Colorado , met in special session on June 24 , 1974 , at 6 :00 P .M. Cl erk. The f ollowin "Notice o f Call" was read b y the City 10TI E F CAL L BY THE MAYCR FOR A PECIAL SESSIOJ OF THE CITY COUNCIL MOJDAY , NE 24 , 1974 7:00 P .M. The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County, Colorado is hereby called o a special meeting at the Cit y Hall , 3400 South Elat i STr ee , for the purpose of conducting a public hearing to: Consider the crea ion of Sidewalk District No . 74 . ouncil Members ' Choice . Isl Kells Wa oner Act n Cit Ma na ger KW:dfl The followin~ p rsons , 311 ou cil M ~b rs or he Ci y of Englewood , 3o Preby acknowlei~~ rec i o no ice o he above s ecial call. The "'l1yor sked for a he follow in were pre en ouncil Mem r. Jone T ylor . ' /s/ R. Brown I I . Rlessi I I . Taylor Isl ~vi P. lay on Isl Dou la T . Sovern /el r e R. one roll Cllll. po a call • ov rn, Cl y on , Brown , A sent: Vern Mann. T. ayor eclared quor pres n . • • • I o f he roll, Bless in ' •. •• • • • • -3 - he year. '"r . Howard s at ed hat the street could not be rebuilt at this time, but the residents would desire some relief for the perpetual problem of runnin water . Councilman Brown stated tha Ci y Manager look a the site in order he would like to see the o have his opinion. Mr. Shor y Becraf , 1421 E . Dar mouth Avenue, appeared before Council. He stated that twice in the amount of time he has lived in his house the wa ter had come within four feet of the house and had no een runnin across the street at all. Mr . Ro er Rug era , 4590 ,o. Kalamath , appeared before ouncil . He s ated ha he City was o lame for the needed improvement in his sidewalk , bu he had been told tha he would have o ay for The sec ion had been broken by gravel trucks who had surfaced i some time before. He s ated tha it was he same thing on he lot next door to him . The City had hired he ravel trucks and this had happened in 1957 or 1958 . Acting City ana er Wa goner s a ed hat it could have happened when the s ree was coa ed a ha me . Mr . Rug e ra tated tha Mr . Harry Dowler was he nei hbor next door who also has he same problem . Mr . arol mru, illo, 3616 o . Acoma, appeared before ounc11 . he s a ed ha he had wo trees which were marked for removal, and inquir ed whe her here was any way hey could be saved . She felt ha erha s he roo s could b cu down. Counc ilman Sovern s a ed tha we should refer his to he County Fores er for a oss le solu ion . Ac in Ci Mana er Waggoner s a ed ha some imes you c~n cut too far in o he roo s , and the tree will ome un a le as a result hereof . ~r • Tr illo a ed ha she would 1 ke o see he ree saved if a all possi le. •• • , ....... • • • 0 • -2 - COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUN ILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARI JG TO CO SIDER THE CREATION OF S IDEWALK DISTRICT 0 . 74 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Mem bers Jones , So vern , Clayton , Brown Blessing , Taylor . Nays : None The Mayor declared the motion carried. (A tape recordin o this Pu lie Hearin is held on file in the Cit y Clerk 's o ffic e .) Ci y Cler k \ollenber~e r read he Resolu ion into the record. sent out replied n concept was a ri h r. Ri ch Kah!!:, 0 cr Fn~ n er, r,av cro s sec on and en ineerin 3 ails o he a ienc . he he ~ayor T vlor inqu i rP whe her an in iv d al would l ike o ap ear ~ ore Co c11 . • • • - .:.. CORRECTION ( I ------ - .. • SPECIAL MEETI G: The City County , Colora o , me 6 :0 0 P .M. • 0 • 0 :CIL CHAMBERS TTY OF F'J 1LEWOOD , COLOR ADO ,TUtff 2 4 , 197 4 uncil of the Ci y of Englewood , Arapahoe in special session on June 24 , 1974 , a The foll owin "~o ice of Call" was read by the City Clerk . JOTI E F ALL Y THE MAY R FOR PE I ::., SE SIO!J OF THE CITY OUNCIL lO'l::lAY , J NE 24 , 1974 7:00 P .M. The City Council o he i v of En lewood , Arapahoe County , Colorado is here y called o a special mee in at he City Hall , 3400 ou h Ela 1 STr ee , fer he urpose of conductin~ a pu lie hearing o: onsider he creation of idewalk is ric o. 74 . ounc 11 ~em ers' Choice . /s/ Kells Wag oner Ac n r v lana er l{W:dfl The ~ollo •1 ~ P-r o s , ~11 o . ~r y a ~· .. wl -p rec e or OF F he Ci v of Fn~lewood , above ecial call. /s/ ~ow r~ R. Brown 1~1 . ~les in /s/ L. Taylor /s/ lay on I I . Sov n I I one roll ll . o a all of h roll, • • 0 • -2 - COUNCILM AN BLES ING MOVE AND COUN ILMA BROW N SE CO NDE D A MOTIO 1 TO OPE THE PUBL I C HEARING TO 0 IDER THE CREATIO N OF SIDEWALK DISTR I CT 0 . 74 . Upon a call of the ro ll, t h e v ote re sulted as follows: Ayes : Council MeMbers Jones , Sovern , Cl ayt on , Brown Bles s ing , Taylor . ays : one Th e Ma yor dec l ar ed the mo tion carr ied . (A i n the Cit y ape r ecordin of this Public Hearing is held o n fi l e l erk 's off i ce .) r ecord. Ci y Clerk 'ollenber er read he Resolu ion in o the Counc i lman BlessinR inquired sent out to all t hose affec ed . Ac in r eplied n the af irr~ iv ~. He s ated con c ep was founded a o fund the sidewalk ~ rovemen z . a righ o complain 3 ou .he quali y a f t r he sidewalk con rac or s f1n1 cu r and u er a all intersec assessed is $52 ,000; tl a ve all he de ail 1 he people ' ab111 v r. Rich Karon, Offic cro s ec ions and e ·i .eerin· au ience . ave a descrip ion o he ouncil and he h ayer avlor 1nqu1r 1 whe er any i iv duals would like t o appear b fore Cou c 1. He Wa and was of as 11n y •• • • • 0 • -3 - the year. "r . Howard stated hat the street could not be rebuilt at this time, but the residents would desire some relief for the pe rpetual problem of running water . Councilman Brown stated that he would like to see the City Manager look at the site in order to have his opinion . Mr . Shorty Becraft , 1421 E . artmouth Avenue, appeared before Council. He stated that twice in the amount of time he has lived in his house the water had come within four feet of the house and had not been runnin across the street at all . Mr. Rober Rug era , 4590 o . KalaMath , appeared before ouncil . He s ated tha the City was o blame for he needed improvement in his s dewalk, bu he had been told tha he would have to ay for it. The sec ion had been broken by gravel who had surfaced some ime efore . He s ted ha i was s me in on he lo nex door o him. The Ci y had hired ~ravel tru ks and this had happened in 1957 or 1958 . Ac in Y Mana er Waggoner s a ed hat i could have hap ened when he s reet was coa ed a ha me. Mr . Rug era a e tha Harry Dowl r was he nei next door who also has h pro len. Mr . Council. ea 1 16 So . Aco~a, appeared before ad wo re~ whic were marked for here wa any wa hey could be he roo co ld b cu down. Ac too ul he refer his to he Coun v i ~ Ci Manager Waggoner far in o he roo s , and h hereof . Mrs . Tru llo ree saved if at all possi~le. So . , :ila airn , appeare before veral ~la s .~rved for remo al . le for he in an ~er Wa oner so. e reas an o~v n he ounc 1 av wa ~ayor Taylor ol •• • • • 0 • -4 - Mrs. Walt er Chores appeared before Cou ncil. . he stated that the City should shar e the cost of replacement. City graders had broken up some conc rete on her intersection trying to get ice out. Councilman Clayton stated that City Council should consider a reques t for cost sharin in these areas. Mayor Taylor inquired a s to when the last sidewalk district was held. Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the last one had been in 1971 . Mayor Taylor in uired as to what the procedure or policy was on sidewalks hat th e City ve icles had damaged. Acting City Ma nager Wa oner s ated tha there had not been one in the past. Mr . Doug Kelley appeared before Council. He stated that crackin of he sidewalk ha d helped i to erode awa~.and that the City should consider taking care of he sidewalks as hey are cracked. Acting City Mana er Wa g~one r read a letter from Wilkerson Co rporation and s a ed tha i was up o he Counc il to take their sidewalk out of he Dis ric bu i sounds like it wou ld be damaged again in the very near future if i wa not eliminated . He stated that he woul d recommend excluding it f~om the Distric t at this time . Mayor Tay lor inqu red as o wh ether the letter was legally bin in . i y A orne Be rard in i s ated in t he ne ative, u t tha a line of or ieposi of funds could be us d o insure eir replaci si ewalk on e heir cons rue ion was finished . af er hea rin . a !enc d w 'ollen er er read he Resolut on aloud again in orm all newcome rs of h reason f or the 70 o . Cherokee , appeared before 1on o his sidewalk was deteriora - frozen when 1 was laid. ha ny in s could hap en ond1 ion. whe her ny other ersons fro appeare . another s1dew lk Ac ing Cl y na r one n x y ar. he •• • • • I• - -5 - Councilman Brown inquired why no paving districts had been held in the las couple of years. Acting City Mana er Wa oner stated t a due to storm draina e and lack of right -of- way currently in possession , here had been no paving districts he las wo years. There will , however , be one budgeted for 1975 . ouncilman Blessin inquired as to the ultimate purpose of this pu lie hearin . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated i was o let people's ou h s be heard and be considered by Ci y Council . Ci y At orney erardini stated that there was room in he final assessmen ordinance as passed by Council after he District was completed for he i y -sharin of costs wherever the Council felt should be done . He felt the policy of the Ci y 's paying should be i emized efore he passa e of the o rdinance , however. Mr. Howard Turner , 4630 .o . Cher okee ap eared efo r e Council. He nquired as o how lon the new s dewalk would las Acting City ana er ~aggoner s a ed tha the specifica i o s call d for a uaran e of wo .ears , but hat here was no real a surance of life; i should las 30 o 40 years . Counc ilm1 n Sovern stated ha he concre e 50 years if qual1 v con r o s enforced. ould la audience. A ~O T 0 vot re Mayor T lor a. ked for any o rier corunen s fr o he o person appeared. A HEAR I tCILMAN BLFS I G SF Ot E all o he r oll , he yPs: o ncil .. e. ers o nes, Sover , r1ay on, Brown, 8less n~. ~1vlor . ays: lone The avor declared he mo on pass d. 0 Pla pl w He •• • ' • • • • 0 I• • -6 - Councilman layton sta ed that he was trying to follow the wishes of the eople and abandon the Plan. There was eneral disc us sion concerning this issue. Counc ilman Blessin rec om mended that the Mayor and City Attorney sit down and draw up a resolution for that purpose. Mayor Taylor stated that the Council changed because of the Plan, Three new mem ers were elected to kill the plan . He stated that they must not allow the publ!c to feel ha the Counc il was still considering the Plan in any manner . He fel it would be better to for et about the $165 ,000 in costs spent and let the people feel at rest. Councilman Sovern stated that the City needed to investi- gate new legisla ion concerning firemen's hours. Assistant City Manager Mccown stated that the City had some information and would continue to investigate this matter. Mayor Taylor stated that there would be a meeting on Wednesday ni ht with the S heridan City Co uncil concerning the golf course. A MOTIO~ TO as follow ILMA!J RLE SI G MOVED At COUNCILM AN SOVERN SECONDED OURf . Upon he call of he roll, he vote resulted Ayes : ouncil Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Brown, Blessing and aylor . ays: tone The layer declared he nee in~ ad, ourned at 9:20 P .. •• • • • 0 • GOU ! CI L CHAMB ERS CI TY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLO RAD O JULY 1 , 19 74 I c... REGULAR l.!EETI!~G: The Ci ty Co ncil of the City o f Englewood , Arapahoe Cou nty , Co l o r ado , m t i r e ular sess i o n on July 1, 1974, at 8 :15 P.M . May o r 1aylor, p r sid in g , cal led the mee ing to o rder. The i vo-:ation was led by Co ncilman Da vid Clayton . The Pledge o f Al l giance wa~ le ;,· Ja y o r Taylo r. The Ma;, o r asked fo r roll cal l . Upon the call of the r oll, the f oll o wing wer e p r sen Taylor. Co n c i l ~eobe r s Jone , So v e rn, Clayton , Mann, Blessing, Abs ent : Cot. .~il The May o r e l~r el or A s o pr s nt w r• yor i st o f Sp ci ::. 'r. r. N-:>. 11 . i:;b •r Brown rr nt . Ac 11~ Ci ty Manager Waggoner y t~to rn e y Berardini A ~lrist ra t ive Assistant Mende lsohn Dir r o f Finance Nollenberger ~~r to r o f Pa rks & Recreation Romans Di r ~t r o f Ut ilities Ca rr oll itizens from he B k e r Aven Precinc lo . .hin o , Precin c 1 •i Dr., Pr ec inc t No. 1. ana r or the P i c p r e s n h franchise stat d that th s n a d a J per c en h e Ci y o f En1le woo d . •• • - • • 0 t• • -2 - Mr . Glyn Ca rs on , President , Engle wood Jaycees , appeared before Counc il to request a 4th of July cont ribution from the City . Mr . Ca r son stated the Jaycees were having a 4th of July celebra ion and deferred t o Mr . Al Coolley for further explanation . Mr. Al Cool ley , member o f Englewo o d Jaycees , appeared befo re Co uncil . He stated that the C ity Fathe r s had helped the Jaycees substantially in the past to stage th eir 4th o f Jul y fire wo rks displa y. The Jaycees needed a donation this year in o rder to rea ch the break-e ven point . The events were an all day affair meant t o accommodate a family-type app r oach . The Jaycees would need at least $65 0 th is year i n o rder to break-even. May o r Taylo r stated that this was the fi r st of July, and questioned why the Jaycees we re coming so late to the City Counc il f o r a cont ributi o n . Mr. Coo ley stated that the prep ara- ions f o r he 4th o f July had only r ece ntly gotten moving . Mayor Taylo r sta ed that the Ci y Co uncil was al rea dy over the ir budget in the area o f cont ributi o ns and that he felt the Jaycees should have been before Counc il at a much soone r date . Co ncilman Ble ssin stated that last yea r one individual came bef o r C~ ncil o nly tw o weeks before the date money was nee ded, b t a n w re c r d of only hree days pri o r to he event had now been established f o r a r ques o f co ntributi ons . He stated that the Cit y Council h a ~na ted ~3;0 to the Jaycees l a s year and that it would hurt this year due to th b dget impli cat i o ns at such a late da e. Mr . C?oley stat d tha the Jaycees had been working with he Eng e wo d Po ice in he past o prevent fire c r ac ker mis -se and h f el ha h firew o r . display wa s a proper m chan ism to h 1 d c re ase he o f individual fir wor s sage . an o v rn r o whe r th mo nies f o r his r em in t.he 0 t ran fer it f o r J:vSSib e ag r s ha ~00 ad be n on ribu a1 in 197J . where Oriti 1 WO Ce te ial SI G D R A a : Co r 1l ro Jon s , ov rn , c ay•o • n ' •Bi y or . • 11: 0 • • - • • - -J - Ab sen : Co n · llembe r Br own T he Mayo r declared he motion passed . t r . Leo Lentsch of the Engle woo erchants Group , sta t ed ha he merchan were goin to donate 250 in o r de r t o h elp out in this endeav~r . Cou1c i l b ~ n con~ijer~tion o f a res ol utio n r elat iv e to t h e Cit y Gen r Red vel o men P an . Mayor Taylo r asked the C i t y Clerk to re d in f 11 the Rosol tion so •hat a 1 members o f the audienc e could be f miliur wi h it. Counc i lman state tha he had been chastised in the past f o r not makl h ·a vie•~ known on he re dev elopment plan . He s ated ha for f lt that he Ci y Gen er ,,, - Redeve lopme Plan me! ed . fe t tha people had sho wn that hey did not wa plan and they ha no confidence in members of the old Co ncil n ff •ho had developed i . He f lt that h process of co wi•h the plan had i nored the back - b one of he omm eing the m rchan s and h people . 0 0 a t . of Ci y • • - • • .. 0 • -4 - Councilman Sovern stated that Section 1 rejected the plan and that Section 2 spoke against many elements of which the people wanted to retain such as single -family dwellings. There were many parts of the plan which the people who voted against it held very dearly . Councilman Clayton stated that the people spoke very plainly of their desires . He did not feel that anybody felt the City should stand still , but that such a grandiose plan was not to the peoples' liking . City Att orney Berardini stated that the Council could have public commen if they so desired by merely suspending the rules. Mayor Taylor stated that although this was not a public hearing , that he wo ld allow some audience participation . Mr . Werner Schnackenberg , 4601 So . Bannock, appeared before Council. He stated that he questioned whe ther the Council really wanted to kill this plan . The Council had cited problems very recent ly in whi h they want to try to solve , such as traffic congestion, green space, Little Dry Creek, etc. All of these are important parts of the plan . He stated that it was a very valid point to ge rid of the su ested part of the plan which called for condemnation , and s gges ed a r esolution stat ing that no implementation of condemna ion in this plan can go any further . He also felt that the plan was not before the City Council legally in any form. It was u to the Plannin and Zoning Commissi n and h Ci y to pro ose comp re hensive plans for the Ci y and o recomm nd ny change of this to Ci y Council before C?uncil action. c 'l l i 1 . "lis a J n s man, So . Broadway, ppeared befo re res ol tion as h read it said y att ntion o he ." He fel tha 1 wh he p ople co ld a ree o . J 50 So . was very a off . y • • , • ,,, - 0 • -5 - Mr . Lee Bennett, 725 So . Lipan appeared before Counc il. He stated that the Council should not preclude the re sou rces o f the plan in the fu t re for comprehensive planning . The Committee had never presente d a pla n to Planning and Zoning Commiss ion and to the Council, and that the development strategies being so loudly critized had never been discussed by he Core Area Citizens' Comm i ttee . He felt tha a city wo uld not remain as i t was, but would r ather progress o r regress withou some direction being given to i t . Mr . Barry Til lman , 3(30 So . Cherokee , appea red befo re Council . He stat ed that there had been comments made about the number of h ou rs sp nt n th development of his plan . He comment d that he lived i the area to be acquired by the quasi -publi c body, and tha he Jt ple in that a rea had spent much more ime acq iring their homes than anyone had spen on wo rkin on the devPlopment o f his plan . He sta ed hat all five candida e ~ in h ~ov ber ele i o n in fav o r o f the plan had ef at '.I ny ; .o •le ha shown a pu lie hearings , ,35 pco~le vo• d f o r J~mes Taylo r because he lan . H fe 'He Co ncil wa s obli te to pass ion . efore le - hi re He • • • 0 I• • -6 - Upon a call of the vote , the r oll r esulted as follo ws: Ayes: Council Members Sove r n , Ble ss ing. Nays : Council Members Jo nes, Mann , Clayton, Taylor. Absent: Counc il Member Brown . The May o r decla re d the motion not c arried . The vo te on the o riginal moti on was as f o llows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann , Taylor . Nays: Council Member Blessing . Abse nt: Council Member Brown . The Mayor declared the motion ca rried. * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVE D AND COUNCILMAN BLE SING SECONDED A MOTION TO RE UEST THE PLANNING AND ZO NING COMMISSION TO MEE T TO DISCUSS HOW TO MOVE FORWARD WITH CITIZE N I PUT INTO THE PLANNING PRO CESS . Upon a call o f the r oll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Clayton , Mann, Blessing, Taylo r. Nays: None Ab aen Co ncil Member Brown The Mayor d clared he motion carried • yor Ta. lor de lared a ten-minute r •• a :20 P.M • • Th me in re-onven d a :)' P.M. M yor Taylor aelr.ed t'or a r oll call. Upon a call or roll,· th t'oll o win wa re pr en Council M re Jones, Sovern, Clay on, n , leeli Taylor. AbH Co il M • r r ow • • • • • • • 0 • -7 - Council began cons ideration of a Public Hea r ing on the re -assessment o f ce rtain property within Paving Di strict No , 20 . City At to r ney Berardini requested that the Council pass over th is i tem and that it be r e -introduced due to a publicati o n problem . He st ated that it c o uld be r e -introd u ced at the next meeting . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMA N SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE A BIL L FOR AN e RDINA NCE APPEAR BY JULY 15th ON THE PAV ING DISTRI CT NO . 20 REASSESSMENT . Upon a call o f the r oll , the vote resulted as fo llows : Ayes : Counc i l Members Jo nes, So v e rn, Clayton , Mann , Blessing , Taylor . Nays : None Absent: Council Member Brown . The Mayor declared the mo i on ca rr ied . ~ • * * Mayo r Taylo r stated that several years ago there had been a regular wee kly meetin titled "The Mayor 's Coffee" at whi ch ime the Ma yo r met with c i t izens in the co mmunity to get their inmput . He felt that some very constructive items had come out of the Ma yo r's Co ff ees , and wonde red if this should n ot b r -ins ituted . Cou n cilman !ann stated that he felt this was a st ep in the right direction . CCU NCILMAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECO NDED A MOTIO TO REINSTITUTE THE MAYOR'S COFFEES AND TO INVITE THE PUBLIC IN UPO A WEEKLY BASIS. Upon a call o f the r oll , th vo e r e ul ed as follows: Ayes : Council Blesein , T ylor . avs: or rs Jones , Sovern , Clay on , Mann, A s n Council Member Brown . The M yo r clar d h mo ion arried . • • • , • • • -8 - Counc ilm an So vern stated tha t he wo uld like the staff t o inves t i ate means o f having meetings in every precinct once every f ou r months by a Councilman-at -Large and a Councilman from the Dist rict in order to get citizen input . May o r Taylor stated that the re was a sincere effort by the Coun c il t o have citi z en input. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE STAFF TO INVESTIGATE MEANS OF HAVING MEETINGS IN EVERY PRECINCT ONCE EVERY FOURTH MONTHS WITH COUNCI L REPRESENTATION . Upon a call of the r oll, the v ote resul ted as f ollows: Ay es : Council Members Jones , So ver n , Clayton , Mann, Blessing , Tay lor . Nays: None Absen Council Membe r Brown The May or ecla r ed the moti on carr ied . * * * * Councilman Blessing sta ed that he was extreme ly proud that f ou r f the Englewood department heads wer e involved in the re cent Colo rad o Muni cipal League conference as p articipants. * • Co ncil be an iscussio of a bill f o r an o rdinan ce e r ating ~ide w alk Distric lo . 7 . the si in th 11 that he complai n ts fr o m investi ated and tha properties had be n el i inated from the the City n ineer wer e enclosed Ci y M n er Waa on r 1 a d and a r 1 o r o Co n 11 wae ha he complaints iven . • loo k at the h for a 1 ema u er onaide ra ion • • - • ,,, -• 0 I • • -9 - Acting City Manage r Wagg o ner stated that any relief to be given in the assessments should be made at the time of the assessment o rdin a nce . He also st ated that the trees on the Trujillo property co uld be retained as long as the o wner is aware that she faces potential repl acement of her sidewalk within five years. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT , TO BE KNO WN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 74; OR DERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS : AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACT ORS TO BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN S OVERN SECOND ED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. 74. Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as f ollows : Aye s : Coun c il Members Jones , Sovern, Clayton , Mann, Blessing, and Tayl o r . Nays: None Ab s ent: Council Member Brown . The May o r declared he motion carried. r . Bill Howard, 1411 E . Da rtmo u h, appeared b f o re Council. He stated that in order to d o th wo rk in front o f his l ocation they wou ld need o da the flow in the str e Fo r this reason he would lik to wai until Sep ember o r Oc o ber when he flow wa s gr at y slowed down. Ac ing Ci y anager Wa one r stated hat 11 th ree o f thee p r opert ie s coul b eli inat d fro he distri c if Cou ncil so desired. COU CIU.AN CLAYTON MOVE D AND COU NCILMAN \LAN SECO OED A MOT ION TO A Et D THr. ORD ltlANCE BY !XC LUDl G THE THREE PROPERTIES FRO TH DISTRICT A FOLLO WS : E . DART UTH E . DARTL!i'IU H E. DART MuUTH u on a call o f he r oll , he vote r Ayes: C ncil ~e mb rs J n 1 , Sov Bl seing , Tay lor. ed a f ollows : • • I • • • • 0 • -10 - Nays : None Absent : Council Member Brown . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council received the following commun i cat i ons f o r the r ecord : Minutes of the Housing Authority meetings of Ma y JO , June 4 , and June 17, 1974 . Mi nutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of June lJ, 1974 . Minutes of he Board of Carreer Service Commissioners meeting of June JJ, 1974. Memorandum with attachments from the Acting City Manager to the City Council disusssing the Larwin Development (Old KLZ Site). Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager concerning the effects of federal legislation relative to ove r time payments in the Fire Department . Report fro the Director of Community Development r lative to the City Cen er Redevelopment Plan . Report from the Assistant Director o f Community Development for Housin discussing attendance at th American Soc ie y of Plannin Officials Con ference in Chica&o, Illinois Report fr m he Dir c or o f Utilities discussin at endance a h American W er Wo rks Asso ciat ion Conference in Bos o , Mas achuse s • or an a pro re a repor ro resa. M mora Co i t e with r the Director of Utili iea tranami tin( •ompr h aive wa e r a dy now in from he ln lewood ini um Cod Revi nda ion . • Councilma Sov rn a ate th t th Memor ndua froa the En lewood Code R vi w Committee wit r co da !one ahould be brou h p a h n xt Coun 11 a e in for discuaaion • • • • , -• 0 • -11 - Council received the Minutes for the Planning and Zoning Commission me eti ngs of May 28 and June 4 , 1974, and a r ecommendation reg a rding the Big Dry Creek . Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the Council had a presentation by the Urban Dr ainage District on Big Dr y Creek . Council had deferred action until the Planning and Zoning Commission, Water and Sewe r Board and Parks and Recreation Commission could consider the Urban Drainage Dist ri c t p r oposal . Council now needs to decide what to r ecommend to the Ur ban Drainage District . Councilman Sovern stated that the Council had an oppor - tunity to embark pon a program of application of flo od plain land and that they need to look at possible land acquisition. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOT ION TO AGREE WITH THE PROPOSED PLAN BY THE THREE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS FOR BIG DRY CREEK , AND TO RECOMMEND THAT PROPOSAL TO THE URBAN DRAINAGE DIST ICT . Upon a call of the roll, the vote re sulted as f ollows : Ayes: Coun .il Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton, Blessing, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Mann . Absen Co ncil ~ember Brown . Th Mayor d clared the motion carried . * • II: Counc ilman Sovern stated that Council need d to study reen elts nd d raina e wa ys and th t the City has already a co plishe wo, one in the south and one in the nor hwe t . He sta ed hat the r e wer wo 1 ft in the Ci y which he kne w o f 1 diately, Little Dry Creek nd Bi Dry Creek, and ha the Ci y o• h o investi ate al• rna ivee o handling these drainage- ay1 . Park Co ncilman n Re reati on COU CILYA TO R ER TH AR S At R C AT 0 u o n a ca 1 or th• wh w 1 neceaa ry wa s MOVED AD COUICILMAN MA SECONDED LTS AND DRAI AG WAYS OVER-ALL PLAI C lSSION FOR STUDY. AND RECOMMENDA- rol l, he vo re1ul d aa follows: • • • • 0 • -12 - Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Clayton , Mann , Blessing, Taylo r. Nays : None Absent: Co uncil Member Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council r eceived the minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of June 25 , 1974, and re commendations regarding rev isions of the se we r fees. Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that the City Attorney had not had ime to review the ordinance , but that he reques ed consideration . Director o f U ilities Carroll stated that the City needed to increase the tap fees to help pay for the costs of the Bi-City Treatment Plant . He expected to see an increase in the housing starts in the near future, which was the reason for the r pid development of this Ordinance. Councilman Sovern stated that he felt this was a fair way of gettin th a ded revenue necessary. City could not h ve for u iliti s action in th to ask f o r an actin on a ny Attorney Berardini stated that the Ordinance an emergency clause on it since rate increases were specifically prohibited from emergency Charte r. He question d whe her it was reasonable Ordin nee so rapidly, and he cau ioned Council on form o f an Ordinance in this speedily a fashion. Councilm n Sovern sta ed tha wheth r the Council wanted o rec ive the Ordinance at thi• ime wa s a policy matte r. The City had had s veral hundred ta e in the last couple o f week• whi o ulJ ha v riple · th• rev n e , epecifically in one ins a ce, o r 0 ,000 o $1 0 ,000 , if 11 Ordinanc had been in ffe c t. Co~ncil an Sov rn s ate tha e h oul le the City At o rney look e it an o m b k o 1 a er in he m e in • co u CILMA BLES me .t OV D A D SECOND D A UOTI O TO APPR OV SUP PLEt.lE T NO. 1.7 TO SA ITA- TION DIS T !CT. U on a call o f the roll, ed ae f ollowe: Ayee: ,. n il U mb re Jon e, ov r • Cla7 o n, Mann , Blenina, Taylo r • ., - • • - • • • " -• 0 t• • -lJ - Nays: None Absent: Council Membe r Brown The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Director of Utilities Carroll began discussion of Supplement No. 5 to the Greenbelt Sanitation Dist ri ct . Councilman Clayton inquired whether the City would have to serve that area if they had a greater density than single family when they became developed . Director of Utilities Carroll replied in the affir - mative , stating that the sewerage business had been operated on a utility basis. Councilman Sovern stated Council does not have any right to dictate growth aspects of other cities . Ou r plant was being covered by tap fee s , and as soon as enough taps had come o n, the plant would be paid for . COU NCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYT ON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENT NO. 5 TO THE GREENBELT SANITA - TION DISTRICT . Up on a call o f the r oll , the vote resulted as foll ows: Ayes: Jones, Sovern, Clayton , Mann , Blessing, Taylor Nays: None Absent : Counc il Member Brown . The .tayor decla r e th mo ion c rried. • * * * Director o f U 111 1 s Carroll began discussion of an agre ment with th State D partc nt o f Natural Resour es for the use of McCl llan Reservoir fo r fishin . He s ated that this would allow h public to utilize ta f acili y. COU NCIL U .tOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO AN AGREE NT WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF NATURA L RESOURCES FOR THE US OF Mc CLELLAN R!SERVOIR FOR FISHINO. Upon a call o f the r oll , the v ote r esulted as foll o ws: Ayes: ~ounc!l Mm ere Jones, So vern, Clayton, Blesein , Taylo r • I • • - • • • -14 - Nays : Council Member Mann Absent: Council Member Brown . The Mayor declared the motion passed. * * * * * Director o f Utilities Car r oll menti oned that the City needed to extend the lease wi th Coors Company on the Boreas Pass water rights until such time as a special election coul d be held. He stated that the water study cu rrently being do ne would tell u s wh ether we needed to t ry to mo ve the water rights from that l ocat ion . Counc i lman Sove r n stated that we needed to keep thes e water rights active in order to p r event abandonment of them . COU NCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE AN EXTE NSI ON TO JULY 10 , 1975 , OF THE LEASE -PURCHASE AGREEMENT WI TH THE ADOLPH COORS CO . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Coun c il Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann, Blessing, Taylor . Nays: None Absent : Council Member Brown . The May o r declared the motion ca rried. • * * Council b g n discussion of a pro osed o rdinan ce on tap f ees . • * • • Councilman B essin left he r oom a 11 :20 P .M. nd r turned at. 11 : 5 P.M. AN ORDINAN C .M.C., BY AM FOR CONN CTiu SYST M BOTH I COU CI OTlON TO APPR O 0 SE WER H AD TA r 1ult.1d u r oll A BILL FOR I TITLE xv OF TH 19 9 AD TAP.FEES TO BE CHARGED TH! ! GLEWOOD SEW RAG CO RPORAT BOUNDARIES . MA S CO D!D A A SCH DUL! hi VO I • • , • • 0 • -15 - Ayes: Council Me mber s Jones , Sovern , Clay to n, Mann , Blessing, Taylor . Nays: No n e Absent: Council Member Brown. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * Council began discussion of a rep o rt from the As sistant Cit y Manager relativ e to the s ite location for construction of a fire training faci l ity. Acting Cit y Manager Wagg o ner stated that 4 to 5 acres were necessary to house the fire training facility, and that the re wa s $20,0 0 0 in the 6quarter budget to help pay for the land . Councilman S overn stated that the City currently did n o t have any place to smoke-train their firemen and that a training facility was badly needed . COUNCILMAN SO VERN MOVE D AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO INSTRUC T THE CI TY AT TORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE FOR JOINT PURCHASE OF LAND FOR A FIRE TRAINING FACILITY . Upon a call of the roll, th e v o te resul t ed as follows: Ay e s: Coun c il Members J o nes, S overn, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Tayl or . Nays : No n e Abse nt: Counc i l M mbe r Br o wn Th e Mayor decla re d the motion ca rri e d. Counc i lman Clayton stated that he r equested that the Fire De r ment be pr sent t the nex mee tin in o r der to discuss t r ainin • * Council received copies of the -qua r e r Public Imp r ove m n t B g t fo r coneiJ r t ion . Actin City an• prov ides fo r the SUI e ted r Wa aoner • a • hen •· City A or ey B ra r dini in t he me mo r andum of o r -ord red •• bu that funds we r nee asary due to J hi• r eaol tion he • ate t a m1 anom r , • • ·. • • • 0 • -16 - RESOLUTION NO . ~' SERIES OF 19 74 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE GENERAL AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECO NDED A MOTION TO a PPR OVE RESOLUTION NO . 22 , SERIES OF 1974. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows : Ayes: Council Membe r s Jones , Sove rn, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: Co uncil Member Brown. The Mayor decla r ed the motion passed . * * * * Council began discussion of an ordinan ce establishing an agreement with Arapahoe County to p r ovide services of a County Foreste r. Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that Director of Parks and Rec reation Romans wa s here to disuss this . The County pays $1100 salary per month to the county forester, plus othe r offices and operating expenses . Director of Parks and Recreation Rom an s stated that the County pay s for a portion of the salary and other ove rhead. The City portion was not getting around as much as the City would like , but it was alo of work for one man . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~' SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO , CITY OF LITTLETON , COLORADO , AND SOUTH SUBURBAN M TROPOLLITAN AND PARK DISTRICT , RELATING TO ADVICE AND CONSULTATION BY THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY FOR ST ER 01 FORESTRY AND HORTICULTURAL PROBLEMS AND PR OVI DING FOR IT S PAYMENT . COUNCILMA OVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROV ORDINANCE NO. 22, SERIES OF 1974. Upon a call o f the roll, th vote resulted a1 rollowa: Ayes: C lncil M mbers Jones , Sovern, Cl yton, Mann, Bleasin , Taylor. aye: o • • • 0 , . • -17 - Absent: Council Member Br own . The Mayor dec lared the moti on passed . * * * * * RESOLUTION NO • ..11_, SERIES OF 1974 A RE SOLUT I ON CONGRATULATING AND COMMENDING THE ENGLEW OOD PIRA TE MARCHING BAND FR OM ENGLE WOOD HIGH SC HOOL FOR THEIR PER FORMANCE AT THE ANN UAL ROSE FESTIVAL IN PORTL AND, ORE'JON •. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOT ION TO APPRO VE RESOLUTION NO . 23 , SERIES OF 1974. Up on a call of the r oll , the voet e resulted as f ollo ws: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sove rn, Cl ay ton , Mann , Ble ss in g , Taylo r. Nays: None Ab se nt: Council Member Brown. The May or declared the motion passed . Counc i l began discussion o f a r esolution ·relative to the application f o r a J .2 beer license f or National Con ve nience Stores , Incorporated , d/b /a Shop N Go Markets , 2901 South Broadway . Counc ilman Sovern be made stronger by pu tin wonde red if hat should not were denyin it. stat d that the r esolution could specific item s in it, and be done due to the fac t that they City Att o rney Berardini stated that it co uld be m nded quite aeily for thee • Councilm n Sove rn ated that th i s case could easily n up in court and we need to make our case as strong as poseibl for th d nial. COU GI LMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COU NCILMAN CLA YTON SECONDED TO DE ER THE R SOLUTION UNTIL THE JULY 15th MEETING WITH CHANCESTO B .<ADE DURING THE INTERIM . Upon a call o f the r oll , th vote reeul a• follows: • • - • • • 0 I• • -18 - Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sove rn, Clayton , Mann, Blessing , Taylor . Nays: None Ab sent : Council Member Brown . The Mayor declared the motion passe d. * * * * * Counc i l began discussion o f a re so lut i on establishing th e sa lary f or the Acting City Manager . Acting City Manage r Waggoner stated that most o f it would come fr o m the Publi c Works budget , b ut that this had been basically what the Council had ag r eed upon when they appo i nted him . RESOLUTION NO . ~' SER IES OF 1974 A RESOLUTI ON ESTABLI SHING THE SALARY FOR THE ACTING CITY MANAGER. COU NCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RES OLUT ION NO . 24 , SERIES OF 1974 . Upon a ca ll o f the r ol l , the vote resu lted ~f ollows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove rn, Clayton , Mann, Bl essing and Taylor . Nays: None Ab se nt: Council Jember Br o wn . The Mayor decl re d the moti on ca rr ied . • • COU NCI A SOVER MOVED AN COU CILMAN MANN SECO NDE D A MOTI ON TO INSTRUCT TH! ACTING CITY MANAGER TO CONTACT VARIOU S FIRMS WH O HAD EXPERTIS IN THE SELECTIO N OF A CITY lil.ANAGER OR SCHOOL SUPER! T ND T TYP ., I RD R TO BRING TH UMBER OF APPLICANTS FRO 100 DO I TO 6 or 7 . Upon the call of the r oll , the v ote r esul ed as follows: Ay I : Coun 11 Me er1.1 Jones , So vern, Cl yt o n, Mann, Bl 1.1s in and Taylor . Naya: on A bun Co n il embe r rown . Th May o r declared t mo ion arried . ·t t • <I I • • I • • 0 • -19 - Council began discussion o f a r esolution c r e ating a c ons e rvati on t ru st fund . City Atto r ney Berardini stated that t he State had made some mo ni es available which a portion of could be o b t ained once the fund was established . RESOLUTI ON NO . ~, S ERIES OF 19 7 4 A RES OLU TI ON CREATI NG A CONSE RVA TION TRU ST FUN D FOR THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO PURSU AN T TO THE HOUSE BILL NO. 10 84. COUNCTLMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNC I LMAN SO VERN SECOND ED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 25 , SERIES OF 1974 . Upon a call o f the r oll , the vote re s u lte d as fo l lows : Ayes : Cou ncil Members Jones, Sove rn, Clayton, Mann , Blessing , Taylo r. Nays: None Absent : Council Member Brown The Mayor decla r ed the motion c a r ried . * * * Ac in Ci y Manager Waggoner began a r epo r t r ela t ive to the inv nt o ry o f all vailable public meeeting r ooms within the Ci y . He sta ed h t these we r e available and upon request f r om the publi c , this inf or ms i on would be made available . Acting Ci the So uth and So h s ated th design s be r dy to g o wi h ommenc des i n o r A OTION DRAINAGE foll o ws : * y Manag r Wag o ner began r eport rega r ding Cen ral Englewood S orm Drainage Basins . He had b en complete d and tha they would very soon . He wo uld like also to deral Blvd. -Bow M r additi o n . MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN SOVERN SECO ND ED OF THE FED RAL BLV D. -BOW !.l.AR STORM the r ol l, the vot re aul d aa Ay s : Con 11 M bera Jones, Sovern, l y on, Man , Blessing, Taylor. N ya: Non • • • • ·. 0 • -20 - Absent: Council Member Brown The May o r decla red t he motion passed . * * * * * Acting City Manager Wagg one r began a report concerning the Little Dry Creek final study report of the Urban Drainage Dist ri ct . He stated that five copies had been received by the City, that the City could order additional copies if any Council Members desired . * * * * * Council received a memorandum from the Acting City Manager to the City Council requesting Council action on placing an ad in the Sentinel Supplement called Survival II , discussing wha t Englewood is doing to protect the Environment. Acting City Manager asked the City if th ey wished had to be done by July 11th. the Council tha t n o ad should Wagg oner stated the Sentinel had to purchase a quarter-page a~ it There was general consensus on be placed. * * * * * Council b egan consideration of an easement request from Mountain Bell to install telephone lines to KQXI radio. Acting City Manager Waggoner stated that this ease ment needs to be granted in order o get telephone lines to the relocated KQXI t o wer from the ol d locat ion. CO UNCILMAN SO VERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECO NDED A MOTION TO GRANT AN EASEMENT F OR KQXI RADIO TO INSTALL TELEPHONE LINES. Upon a call o f the r oll , the v ote re sul ted aa f ollows: Ay s: Council Members Jones , Sove rn, Clayton , Mann, Bl s1in , Taylor . Nays: one Ab1en Council U mber Br o wn Th M yor declare the mo ion passed . A under M oran Non-r ency COU CIUIA CLAYTO • • oner 1tated that a1r1em nt had been reached with the nd h requaeted ratifi ca ion D COU NCIUIA MANN S CO ND D • • ,.. • • • I• • -21 - A MOTION TO .PPROVE A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: Council Member Brown. The May or declared the motion passed. * * * * * Acting City Manager Wagg oner distributed to Council copies of the agenda which had gone into the local newspaper on Tuesday, previous to Council meeting, for their information . Acting City Manage r Wagg o ner gave Council a co py of a letter fr om a Karen Whi te ask ing for consideration of traffic changes i n the City. Ma yo r Taylor stated that it should be taken under advisement and considered at a later date. Mayor Taylor state d tha t the Coluncil needed to look at sho rter meetings sine he span of attention at that hour of the ev ning is limi ed . He sugg sted tha perhaps the Co unci l may want to mee ev ry Mond y ni h wit h a cut -o ff time o f 11: 00 . COU NCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COU NCILMAN MANN SECO NDED A MOTI ON TO ADJ OUR • Upon a call o f he r oll , the v o e r sulted as foll o ws: Ayes: Co nc11 bers Jon s, Sovern , Cl yton , Mann, Bl ea in ' T ylor . ays: 0 A •• t : Co t er Browr • Th• M y o r la re d he T • • in • o 1 n carrie . A .U. I ),, hi J-e u orrl clo eier~tfi: euunc ll1f" o rn d a 1:00 • , - • "')r t • • • 0 I• • SPECIAL CITIZENS INVITEES LIST July 15.1974 Precinct No. l William J, Frantz 2167 w. Baker Henry Hilton 2195 w. College Phillip Downare 2280 w. Wesley Precinct No. 2 William T. Johnson 3085 s. Acoma Lee Wright 3109 s. Cherokee Harold C. Jones 3285 s. Delaware Precinct No. 3 Bert s. Kelly 3060 s. Grant Harold H. Davies 3176 s. Lincoln Roy S, Mitchell 3262 s. Sherman Precinct No. 4 Luther J, Snowbarger 1220 w. Oxford Conway P. Blevin s 4000 s. Jason Mark A. Stanton 3731 s. Galapago Precinct No. 5 Russell H. Vaughn 1111 E. Amherst Ave. Paul L. Lindeman 1075 E, Bates Pkwy. Roy F. Kennedy 2910 s. Corona St. Preci nct No. 6 riJ r··, ,, Robert L. Strickler 1441 E. Cornell Pl. Walter A. Meyer 1340 E. Bates Pkwy. Earl J, Lanrner s 31 0 s. Humboldt Pr cinct No. 7 Sewell W. Black 2161 E. Dartmouth Pl. David A. Sutherland 2199 E. Fl oyd Pl. Franci s s. Bonomo 3252 s. High St. Precinct No • 8 ~ Loftus 3676 s . Grant Frank Warner 330 s. Penn sylvania R v. Rob rt Bani an 3310 s . Sherman Precinct No,9 Walter V. Denman 39b4 s. Sherman Fred O. Pullum 3943 s . Wuhin ton Aruthur L. Jont 3 65 s. Clarkson Pr einct No. 10 John Leaho 1151 w. Oxford PL Ralph C. Lyons 1126 w. PTinceton Pl, C or e W. Cundiff 1109 w. Quincy Ave. 934-5124 934-4501 935-9842 761-1200 781-4860 781-8929 781-3183 781-7374 781-7310 781 -6 791 781 -8998 789-0331 781-3592 781 -0 798 789 -9146 781 -16 77 781 -6 708 7 1-3755 789 -9498 789-1878 781 -2272 781-791 7 1-3419 761 -39 0 78 9-1356 7~1-636 7 1-5326 I • • 7 9-934 7 9-910 781 -621 , - • • Precinct No. 11 Preston E. Decker Micheal A. Harrower Howard W. Wri ght Precinct No. 12 William H. Becker Charles B. Wood r .,-;; \.__/ fVv...,........,, Clarence L. Odneal • Precinct No. 13 John H. Waldner Ray F. Curtis Virgil L. Innes Precinct No. 14 Wilbur A. Winter s Edward G. Karl son Ronald D. Brazda Precinct No. 15 Lee C. CU11111ings Edward G. Haworth Edvard Jennings Precinct No. 16 Stanley S. Kasprzyk Aruthur R. Hovda Duncan C. David son • • I• • 4371 s. Clarkson 781-1041 4385 s. Grant 761-1365 4353 s. Lincoln 781-3655 4732 s. Bannock 781-5701 4648 s. Acoma 781 -5022 4455 s. Cherokee 789-9124 3390 w. Tufts 794 -7704 2974 w. Chenango 798-1709 2990 w. Saratoga 794-4655 4700 s. Mariposa Dr. 781 -8593 4925 s. Lipan Dr. 781-3911 4910 s. Kalama th Dr. 789-9488 4772 s. Kalamath St. 78 9-3449 4868 s. Lipan St. 781-6275 4701 s. Jason St. 78 1-5728 453 E. Bellewood Dr. 789 -3196 4918 Chenango Cir. 781 -6910 550 Pennwood Cir. 789 -2938 I • • • • • SPECIAL CITIZENS INVITEES LIST July 15 .19 74 Precinct No. l William J. Frantz .Lr Henry Hilton 'fUv Phillip Downare Precinct No. 2 f'ficr William T. Johnson ff'IA/ Lee Wright /}Zo.; Harold C. Jones Precinct No. 3 rrl(J' Bert S. Kelly /'Y'n __ /!~Harold H. Davies .,,3 Roy S, Mitchell Precinct No. 4 rriJJ Luther J. Snowbarger ~ Conway P. Blevins ~ Hark A. Stanton Precinct No. S !)?~ Ru ssell H. Vaughn I~ Paul L. Lindeman ff A Roy F. Kennedy Pr cinct No, 6 rr.c-Rob rt L. Strickler rr.a... Walt r A. Heyer f». Earl J. Latm1 rs fr in t No, 7 ')(.Sewell W. Black 9' David A. Suth rland fr:';.C' Franci1 s. Bonomo n Pull L. Jont 2167 W. Baker 2195 w. College 2280 w. Wesley 3085 S. Acoma 3109 S. Cherokee 3285 S. Delaware 3060 s. Grant 3176 S. Lincoln 3262 s . Sherman 1220 W. Oxford 4000 S. Jason 3731 s. Galapago 1111 E. Amher s t Ave. 10 75 E, Bate Pkwy. 2910 S. Corona St. 1441 E. Corne ll Pl. 1340 E. Bate1 Pkwy. 3180 S. Humboldt 2161 E. Dartmouth Pl . 2199 E. Floyd Pl. 3252 S. Hi h St. 934-5124 934-4501 935-9842 761 -1200 781-4860 781-8929 781-3183 781-7374 781-7310 781-6791 78 1-8998 789-0331 781-3592 781-0798 78 9-9146 78 1-1677 78 1-6708 781 -3755 7 9 -9498 789-1878 781 -2272 36 76 S. Grant 7 1·7918 330 S. P nnsylvanla 7 1·3419 3310 S. Sh nnan ~761•39 0 39 4 S, Sh t"IUn 39 3 • Waahln ton 3865 • Cl1rk1on 1151 w. Oxford Pl. 112 w. Princeton Pl. 1109 w. Qulncy Av • 7 9•1356 7 1-636 7 1·5326 • • Precinct No, 11 lf't/).,IPreston E, Decker ,_ ~ ~PJ 'l/.a;Hicheal A. Harrower '()'~~ rd W. Wright ct No, 12 _IJ?hjliilliam H. Becker IJ"-.ti7charles B. Wood ~ Clarence L. Odneal recinct No. 13 John H. Waldner Ray F. Curtis Virgil L. Innes Precinct No, 14 ~Wilbur A. Winters OfllcrEdward c. Karl son ~Ronald D. Brazda Precinct No. 15 Lee c. Clmm!ings Edward C. Haworth Edward Jennings Precinct No, 16 Stanley s. Kasprzyk Jl..Aruthur R. Hovda 1f1IL Duncan C. Davidson • • • 4371 s. Clarkson 4385 s. Grant 4353 s. Lincoln 4732 s. Bannock 4648 s. Acoma 4455 s. Cherokee 3390 w. Tufts 2974 w. Chenango 2990 w. Saratoga 4 700 s. Mariposa Dr. 4925 s. Lipan Dr, 4910 s. Kalama th Dr. 4 772 s. Kalamath St, 4868 s. Lipan St, 4701 s. Jason St, 453 E. 8 llewood Dr. 491 Chenango Cir. 550 Pennwood Cir, • . 781 -1041 76 1-1365 781-3655 781 -5701 781 -5022 789 -9124 794 -7704 798 -1 709 794-46 55 781 -8593 781 -3911 789 -948 78 9-3449 781 -62 75 78 1-5728 7 9-3196 781 -6910 789 -2938 • • I .. Precinct No. 11 l)'/b.;Preston E. Decker Ji aP1 Ql.a;Hicheal A. Harrower IJ'n ~ rd W. Wright • ct No. 12 illiam H. Becker :JV Charles B. Wood ~ Clarence L. Odneal {/lfj, recinct No. 13 John H. Waldner Ray F. Curtis Virgil L. Innes Precinct No. 14 ~Wilbur A. Winters rri.(]"Edward G. Karlson ~Ronald D. Brazda Precinct No. 15 Lee c. Cunmings Edward G. Haworth {fl,, Edward Jennings Precinct No. 16 Stanley S. Kasprzyk .'.Q..Aruthur R. Hovda f(IJJ., Duncan C. Davidson • • • '· 4371 s. Clarkson 781 -1041 4385 s. Grant 761 -136 5 4353 s. Lincoln 781-3655 4732 s. Bannock 781-5701 4648 s. Acoma 781-5022 4455 s. Cherokee 789-9124 3390 w. Tufts 794-7704 2974 w. Chenango 798-1709 2990 w. Saratoga 794-46 55 4700 s. Mariposa Dr. 781 -8593 4925 s. Lipan Dr. 781 -39 11 4910 s. Kalamath Dr. 7 9-948 4772 s. Kalamath St. 789 -3449 4868 s. Lipan St. 7 1-6275 4701 s. Jason St. 7 1-5728 453 E. Bellewood Dr. 7 9-3196 491 Chenan o Cir • 781 -6910 550 Pennwood Cir. 789 -2938 • • • -• • SPECIAL CITIZENS INVITEES LIST July 15.1974 Precinct No. l William J. Frantz 2167 w. Baker 934-5124 Henry Hilton 2195 w. College 934-4501 Phillip Downare 2280 w. We s ley 935-9842 Pr cinct No. 2 William T. Johnson 3085 s. Acoma 761-1200 Le Wri ht 3109 s. Cherokee 781-4860 Harold C. Jon s 3285 s. Delaware 781-8929 Pr 30f>O s. Grant 781-3183 3176 s. Lincoln 781 -7374 Mitch 3262 s. Sherman 78 1-7310 o. 4 Luth r J. Snowbarger 1220 w. oxford 781-6791 Conway P. Bl vin 4000 s. Jason 781 -8998 Mar A. Stanton 3731 s. Galapago 789 -0331 Pr cinct No. 5 Ru ssell H. Vau hn llll E. Amherst Ave. 781-3592 Paul L. Lindeman 1075 E. Bate s Pkwy. 781-0798 Roy F. Kennedy 2910 s. Corona St. 789 -9146 Pr cinct No. 6 Robert L. Strickler 1441 E. Cornell Pl. 78 1-16 77 Walter A. Heyer l340 E. Bates Pkwy. 781 -6708 Earl J . Larrrner s 31 0 s. Humboldt 781 -3755 Pr cinct No. 7 Sewell W. Black 2161 E. Dartmouth Pl. 789-9498 David A. Sutherland 2199 E. Floyd Pl. 789-1878 Francis s. Bonomo 3252 s. Hi&h St. 781-2272 • Prectn t No . Alb rt Loftus 367 s. Grant 7 1-7918 Frank Warn r 3308 s. P nnsylvanla 781 -3419 R v. Rob rt Banigan 3310 s. Sherman 76 1-3940 Pr cine No.9 • Walt r v. Denman 396 4 s. Sh rman 789-1356 I rr d o. Pullu 39 3 s. Waahin ton l-8636 Aruthur L. Jont 3 65 s. Clarkaon 781-5326 • • 10 1151 w. OX ord Pl. 7 9·9346 1126 w. Prine ton Pl. 7 9•9108 f 1109 w. Quin y Av • 7 1•6213 , • • ,,, - -• I• • . . Precinct No, 11 Preston E. Decker 4371 s. Clarkson 781 -1041 Micheal A. Harrower 4385 s. Grant 761-1365 Howard W. Wright 4353 s. Lincoln 781-3655 Precinct No. 12 William H. Becker 4732 s. Bannock 781 -5701 Charles B. Wood 4648 s. Acoma 781 -5022 Clarence L. Odneal 4455 s. Cherokee 789-9124 Precinct No. 13 John M. Waldner 3390 w. Tufts 794-7704 Ray F. Curtis 2974 w. Chenango 798 -1 709 Virgil L. Innes 2990 w. Saratoga 794-4655 Precinct No, 14 Wilbur A. Winters 4700 s. Mariposa Dr. 78 1-8593 Edward G, Karlson 4925 s. Lipan Dr. 781-3911 Ronald D. Brazda 4910 s. Kalamath Dr. 789 -948 Precinct No. 15 Lee C. CullElings 4772 s. Kalamath St. 789 -3449 Edward G, Haworth 4 68 s . Lipan St. 78 1-62 75 Edward Jennings 4701 s . Jason St . 7 1-572 Precinct No. 16 Stanley S. Kasprzyk 453 E. B llewood Dr. 7 9·3196 Aruthur R. Hovda 4918 Chenango Cir. 781 -6910 Duncan C. David son 550 Pennwood Cir. 789 -293 8 • • • , • - • • • • ('()ilNCTJ, llCTWN REQUEST LIQUOR ,1;"W 3. 2 BEJ:R OUTLETS APPLICANT: Sizzler Steak House 5151 So . Br oadway Tl'PE OF llCTIO:; r•:niwc;Tr.n: Request fo r Public Hearin~ for 3 .2% Retail Bee r Application POLICE A:.'D FDI J?I:r-;77' NIA PRC:V!()US C!Tl" Cl w:r:-" TIO::s I HI.VG PRIOR Tl.'<> j'f.A RS, EXCWDI!.'G k\'::1·,1 RF.'.'ti>'ll N/A CITY A7 ' RW:Y'S l~'C\'1/:i: N/A CO :MENT$: ---- • . J • • I -• • • J..:>?:;rc-:: r : ----- ENGLEWOOD #3241 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Transfer of license location N/A PREVIOt;S CITY CO ~·i:1r :..CT!O'>" D:J;: . ..-;r, f'>TQR TWO YE..\R.5 . E:-:cr.t:~r :.; :..· .. :_•.;L i;:c::T.\.\L: Renewed January 1. 1974. CITY ... T'I"Cl'S::'l'S P.ZVIE'.·:: N/A co~ NTS: JI l .,.l]r '"""'~ .. Dir c or ot Fin.inc • . • • , - • • • 0 • Form DR H-200 v.evised 9-68 OFFICE USE ONl Y ' • STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE JOHN H. HECKERS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE FOR A CLUB OFFICE USI ONl Y 19 O.te ef luvonc• Th11 apphca11on must be rtled wllh the Departme nt ol Revenue. 137& Sherman St .. Denver. Colorado 80l!03 No license will be granted until the application bas been approved . A club means a corporation wh ich bas been incorporated for not less than five years. and which baa had a membership that has paid duea for a penod ol at leaal five years. and which. ror five years. has been the owner. lessee, or occ~ant ol an eatabliahment operated solely ror objects ol national, socia l, fralernal, patriotic, political , or athletic nature, but no& ror pecuniary gain. and the property, as well as the advantages ol which bel~ to members . Also, a club may be a corporation which Is a regularly cbart•ed branch or lodge or chapter or a national organization, which bas oper&ted solely for the objects ol a patriotic or fraternt.I organ1ullon or society, but not for pecuniary gun. Every question tn thla appllcalion must be an1wered. Any false an1wer or statement made by the applicant constitmes perjwy and the person oaltirc such false etatement subject• any license iuued berem to revocation The underaigned hereby makes application for a state licenee to sell MALT , VINOUS AND SPIRITUOUS UQUORS con&ainlrc more than 3.21' or alcohol by weight, at retail in a CLUB. for consumpUon on the premls11. under the provisions or Cb . 75 , Art . 2. CRS, 1983, and for that purpose, makea the follownljf &118Were to the quo llon1 contuned 1n Ibis application: Al.I. ANSWERS MUST BE PRINTED IN INK OR TYPEWRITTEN I. Slate run nt.me of applicant and 118 principal place or bu11neas or home office, if any •.................................... . .. .. . ~~«?~ -*~~. ~~.'!~. ~~~. ~~ .~.'! •....................... : ................................. . 2. Addreaa of place to be Ileen es : EXACT LOCATION OF PREMISES MUST BE GIVEN . 01ve 1tt-and number .. wbere pou· 1ble. II place to be hcen1ed i1 located In a town or rwal diatrict •b•e It 1 1111pot111ble to give otreet ud number, the Jot and block number or part or aection where located m111t be given . ......... ........ .. )~.~.!!,.~ ......................................................................... . ............... .... ·················································· ········ . ···································· S. City or Town .... -.i,-0041 ......................... Cou ty ~.. . ...•.•.........•.•••• Colma.do w.111111 Acldr " ••• 1.J . ,., . ~m . M-.wP.Qf.. .•.fl!tW\Q .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Zip Cod• •. ~~ ••••••••.•... 4 . SU.te Wider what law aid applicant wu orgaoa&ed and date tber•or ...... . . . . . . . • • . • .•••....••.•.••......••....•.•..• ... ······ ............................ ~~~~.~~.~,.J .. ~ .. ~~ .. ~.~ ... ············· &. Stat& wbetb r pphcant 11 a corporation or u aa 1au1111 .... Q9J1?4PnltJ!)ll. ....................... , .......... . 6. Sta11 nt.mH aod r11ldeoc" or principal officer ol aid applleant t llll th o/f1 1 Id b7 II ~ aald l*•oaa· Ha R Date d Bf.nil .~~.;.Cl!l:ll. ..... ~) .................... : . .JJ!>.~.!I.•. ~ ................... ; ...... -~JB ..... . . Jt.9. J..At•a .... ( ... ) ................... : . l,,SSQ .... ~ ................... : ....... ~5-aJ ..... . . . ~ •. ~ .•. ~.~ .......................... ; . l'Z67. ..... ~ ......................... : .. . .. . . .............. . IMNAOER ••. J.O. I.ct.oh .. .. .. .. . ......... ; . )..550, .... ~aWtib . . , ... , ........... ; , . , .... J..~ ...... . 7. te D&llltl d fHld OCH o/ duecton, llU l H, or llocklloldeta o( &Id htalll N&llle R ICI llU 0.tt ol Jnb .. CltJ.A:"t .... Ji/ v./::t~."r.:F:r~/ ....... ; ..... i'..f>n:' .r,.. J ~~~":, •'7/. . ?"'-~:-~d" ;..;-/1.e~/i,;.,._7,. l. ..... fiuttr;.11. .... : .. ¥.¥.~7 So ~/..-..II ~r .J ··: . .J/, · :-:. r> .... lam:.,.,.,..r. . ..................... Z7j1 I, Dru• ~ • .... . II 11Hd _.., 1111 te Liq ..... ._ n .......................... ir-. ......... ... li Mla1MClt ................ , ..••.•.............. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •. • • • • • • • 9. Hu &aJ' oftlc• or dlrecior ot aald appllcanl ever been convic1ed ot a Celony or ot any Yiolallon ol any llqaar law In any federal or Sa&• Coml ol &ecord la Iba lllal• ol Colorado, or any Olber courl or record In any Slale in lbe Unlled Satea1 ...••.....•.......... u .ao, ala&• rau detail• .................................................................................................. . ( . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10. flu eppllcaa& n• beea doled a llcenae under Ible liq-law? ..•...•.•. .lo ...................... U eo, ala&e Ille da&• and lbe r-rm rehlaal. ......................................... · .•.•.................•.......•..••.•.•........ • ............ . 11. Doea any dlallll•J', brewer or bre-ry, winery or wboleaalera bave any dlrecl ar indlracl financial la&•••l In Iba b11alHH ror wblcb tbla appllca&lon for llcaau la a.de? .......... ~~ ..................................................................... . 12. 9t&le wbalMr aald premlaea 11• loca&ed wllbla r.cJO '"'or any premlaeo occupied by a pabllc or puooblal .cbool, oollase. uni· veraily or aelllaarJ ... ~~ .................. U 10, wben were preaen1 premlaea occupied? •.........•. , ..•.••.. , •.....• , .•••.•... 18. la I.be appUcaut operated aolely for a national, ooclal, fra&eraal, pa&rlOllc, political or ublellc pospoee ud llOI ror pecwli117 1ata' .................... x... .............................................................................................. . 14. lla&e wbellaer mellll>•• or aald Club or AaaociUI• 11• alacled u r..,.1., me•illl• ol member• or bJ U. llloard ol director• or a&Mr I""•""• body, or lll wba& OIW --member• are ao alec\ed ..... JW . ~ ......................................... . t&. Sate wbetber &DJ' lnlllulon ree la payable 10 HC•• ...... ablp 111 aald club, and the •-1111waor .. · 1'•·. -tl0.00 ....... . UI . State tbe &D1111al due• ar reea payable by member• or aald clab ror aucb melllberablp ...• l.6.00 .............................. . 17. 5'&1& bow 1011 applicant baa occupied aald pr-l•ee to be llcenaed aa a chm .............................................. . 11. Do you ba .. , .. al poa•••~lcm ol lb• pr ...... ror wb1cb 11:la ajll)licatl• ror lie-• la ... , •... ~· ••....•.•.••••... Ill . Ar• Iba pr•ml•H OWlled or reMed' ..• 9'1M ..... u r ...... ~ ....,,., .•..••.•..•••••••••••••.••.•...••••.•.•..•••••.•• • • • , - • • • • I • • . -------------- (Tbe following atridavll 10 be eigned &nd acknowledged by iodivlduals and each member of. partneublpe and by Corpotalloo.) STATE OF COLORADO ... County ol ..... .&repaboa ............................. . ······························································ and ...... WlO . J.ela~.90A .................. , being by me nrst duly sworn, II !or blmsell, depoees and aaye; tbal be le Ille 1PPllcaal abovp named; or that be 11 ... Secn1llU:'7 .......................... or tbe above named corporation; 1ba1 be baa read tbe roreoing (Title) applicallon and 111&1 be t11ow1 tbe contenu tbereol, aad that all matten and tblag1 therein set !ortb are true ol bl1 own lmowledl1, and be acree• 10 conform 10 all ruleo and regulations promulgated by tbe Department o! Revenue In coMectlon tberewiU.. Subscribed and sworn to before me 1bl1 ..... ~1-................ day or ........... J11l7 ........ 1e .7i.. · · · 'diiin&im·e·;,; ·pj.;w ;· P~i.i1C.'i' · · · Attach Seal. lndivid0&11 and all members ol p&r1n•1bip or Pres . or Secy. 'Ol Corp . must aign bere: ······················································· ······················································· . ...................................................... . Corporation sign here . .. .ht.•rnalr.~~~· .................. . By .. ~·~············ (Pr11ldent or ~J) .,_..,~·-';;jL 7·64 ······ Corporate Seal REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSl1'0 AUTHORITY Tb !or 01 apphc atlOD baa been 1u.mined and 111e...-mlM1 DY t..,.ied u4 -dorepori tbal lbe ~ pneiM• &Ad ""81•11 i i acl~b u pro•1ded bJ Cb . 7', Art. I, cu. tllta u ameaded. &Dd do IW\Mr ta lbllt tbe cbuact• ol llle appllcu& 11 1a11afac1ory. appllcatiOD la ber bJ apjWOHd. Dat..S at .. • ... • .. .. .. .. . .. .. • • .... lbll ................ d&J ol ......................... A. o. 19 ......... .. (N cl T a. Cll Co 11 ........................................................................................ . BJ ....................... , ••••• ( ebalr-ollllel Oilier Tille cl l.I . •• ;·.r·;.., ci11e.r ·•~··~· .. ····· cl U.. Lie-I AalilorllJ) aM Cl•b, If ia a 1 lllH ~ \M G&Mrwt • i-. al u-.1 .. •.u.rur • . • • , • •. . (~ • ( ID llAllOll" ' • • • • I ' • REAL ESTATE • • (• • ~ fMrJY f4 /P</fl.ri1r,1.1 ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO 80110 .J_:.,';1+ .... c.i . e>l 1 )'fbar llCll" AND OPTION c:oN'RACT <COMMERCIAL) RSCEIVED PROM Frat ern el Ord er or i'ag1 efi ;.. 3. l i i PHONE 781 ·1092 Purchuer (u jabot tenaata), the awn of S 500 • 00 , In the form ot~c-h .. e~c_k ______ _ to be helcl bJ Vida Powell lieal Estate broker, in bia wrow or tr.-.. -t, u wt_, ancl part pa,....,t for the followlnc clwribecl real •tata aituatie ta t1-aci t)' a f Englewood Count,. o1 Arapahoe Colo....SO, to wit: South 15feet Lot 8, all of Lot 9 , Block 4 Premier Addition County of Arapah oe , State of Col orad o with all -•-ta encl npta of_,.,......... ........ all .,_ .. ~ acl all ftnln9 of a ,..._t nature cunotlJ • the ,......._ eseept M MnlMftlr .......... la tWr ...-t eaMltlaa, ordiaarJ -&Del Mar o:reptad, known "~ whkh propertJ ~.,.. tile fallonrlas .._ acl ----. for * ,........ prtee of •-~ .~,. ...,, S-50Q...00 ------_.,... ,_, S ~'; jll 19 S ~"..?(~) as herein p f a. 5()()r. payable by cashier' a or certified check v.i J ~ upon deli very of dee • rPli aaer• her by a re to asaWDe ar.d pay an ~ exist ng first 1oan in the a111ount of approximately ~33 ,330 .00 and pay- able in monthly installments of 1266 .00 including principal and interest at the rate of ? per annum . Purchasers shall e xecute thEote and deed of trust, payabl e to Sellers in the a111ount o f 114,J!9, • d pay- able in monthly installments ors100 .oo or '!!Ore includinf ipal and interes t at the rat e of --1.l,.__~ per annum onlthe Wlpa,1!!. balanc. Thia c~ct is contingent on ~pproval by ~~and .till£Me•bers and Grand and ability t o get Liquor License ."~ ... ~ r.1r,11t-r ... 1 .. r,o 1&-... ''"'"''-'"'" )'~ ~a ance on Second D ed of Trust d u e and payable ·u1/29 ,. "1q?Q'E"·/~.: 1. If a not.e &Del~ ....... ---..1a ••_..,die,......_...-ta• a lm ....._I••• o~ aclltlaa....._ttl .. la....-..rtdlat ... ,.........mq _ _._ b.....,. without dluln la tta .._ or ,...... --...;r_o;;..n~P._. ---------------- 1 stove , I r friterator, t wash er , • , . . • • I • REAL ESTATE • 11~.i~{~ri}Q~?a· ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO 80110 RECEIPT AND OPTION CONTRACT <C OMMERCI AL) RECEIVED FROM F ratern;;il Or •11r oi' EagJii · J l -~ i PHONE 781 1092 Purchaser (aa joint tenanta), t.he aum of$ 700 • 00 , in the form of~c_h_e _c~k~------ to be held by Vida Powell de al Es tate broker , in his escrow or tru1tee account, ns earn est money and part payment for tr.e foll owin g described real estate situate in th•C i ty a f Engl ewoocl County of Arapa hoe , Colorado , to wit : So uth 1 5 fe e t Lot 8 , all of Lot 9 , Block I; Premier Addi t ion CJ u n t y of Arapah oe , S tat e o f Col ~ra do with all easeme nts and rights of way appurtenant th1nto, all improTemente thereon and all flxturee of a permanent nature currently on the premises ucept aa hereinafter pro'Jided, in their present condition , ordinary wear and tear .,,-... ~~.t.1t~agree1 to buy upon the followinr terma and condition•, for the purchase price of ~~ie:fl:;"Of~l,k~. paya~olJows : $.500...0.0 -____ here by recei pted fo r,$ 5 1¥; 508 Jij~.5 ">1",.J__.?(~J re i:J p i''d'e"d .l;9 5 ~.o-,ffipayable by C:Jshier 's o r certi fied c heck J'J .J ~ upon jeli very of dee(}t.l' P!i~aser~ hereby agr ee to assum e ar.d pay an ~ e xi sting first 1oan in the am o u nt of appro xima tely E33 ,330 .00 and pay- able in mon thly installme nts of 5266 .00 includin g principal a n d in t e r est t the rate of 7t per ann um. Purchaser s shall exe cut e the~ote and deed of trust , payable to 3 ellers in th e am o u nt ·J f Sll;~O . d pay- able i n monthly ins tallments of~l 00 .00 or 11or1? incl udin fJP ipal a nd in t e re st at the rate of 11 ~pe r an n um on, th e unpa~~-bala nc e . This c~c t is con tin g~ ilppro v al by ~c and ~E Memb c>r s a n d Grand and ability t o ge t Liqu or Li c ense .r ~~ ~ r~.J<Rc'"'N'o .~ ...... -.......... , !i. Jjalance on Secon Deed of Tru st d u e and naya ble «ul~,.29 : "~~~;9~" /~.: 1. U a note and uuat deed or mortcatre la to be au..,,ed, tlie purchaaer acrees to .,'ay a loan tn.nafer f• not to exceed S 50 00 and it ia a condition of t.h i1 contract that the purch aaer may --auch eneam · brance without chance in Ila terms or condition• -~r_o_n_P __________________ _ 2 Pri r~ to inrlude t.he followilll' peraona l property : 1 r;t ove , 1 refrirerator, 1 wash er , a nd 1 dryer now o n the pr mises . to be c nnyed by bill of aale at t me of clo1in r In their pretM!nt condition , fr.e and d ear of all peraonal property taut, Ii n and ncum ranceo , ucept : "1' raonal pro rty II 11 an:r ~•b....,. 11patif14M1 ln 11&raarapll '· f a llfl"lll&ll t ll&hlN 8" xdedf!d floON thlt •I~· pr p rty n o h ~ t 1, n 11"1_ ........... "'an 11 ... ................. -_.... .. .. ... -., ... . f.n .,..._. -11c---1i. "' 1•1 ~ •••·• c,. • L..itt'9'( ... c •• aoaro -1 •a 0 • • • • and except t.he followinit eaaementa: and subject to building and zoninir reirulatlons and the followinir restrictive covenant.: Any encumbrance required to be paid may be paid from the proceeda of thla tranaaction. 5. General taxes for 19...24-, (based on 19~ le't'7 and 19---i;.._ aueument), penon&I propertr taxaa, P'9- paid renta, water rents, sewer renta, FHA mortiraire lunrance pnimluma and lnte....t on encumbrancea, lf anr, and shall be apportioned to date of delivery of deed. 6. The hour and place of closing ahall be as deaiirnatecf by Vid a Powel J O!eal :Cs tat e 7 . Poaaeaaion of premi1ea shall be delivered to purehuer on Day of Closing subject to the following leaaea or tenancies: If the seller falla to deliver posse•sion on the date herein 1P«ified, the eeller ahall be aubject to eviction and aha I be liable for a daily rental of S until pos-lon i1 delivered. 8. In the event the premlaea shall be damaged by fire or other caaualty prior to time of cloalnlf, In an amount of not. more than ten per cent of the total purehaae price, the aeller ahall be obllpt..t to npalr the ume befoni the date herein provided for delivery of deed . In the event auch domaire cannot be repaired within aid time or if auch damaire shall exceed auch sum, thla contract mar be cancelled at option of pulldlaMr. Should the purcllaser elect to r carry out thl• airreement 'deaplte 1uch damaire, aac:h purehaser 1hall be entitled to ell the credit for the ina- proceeda niaulting from auch dama1te, not exceedl111r, bowiever, the total purchase price. Should anr fl:rtunie or aer- vicea fail between the date of thl1 arreement and the date of posaeaaion or t.he date of delinry of deed, whichever ahaD be earlier. then the seller ahall be reaponsibla for the npair or replattment of nc:h fixture• or 1em-with a unit of 1imilar 1ize, a1te and quality, or an equivalent enidit. 9. Time la of the easence hereof, and if anr parmant or enr other condition hereof la not made, tendered, or par· formed by purehaaer as here in provided, then thi1 contract ahall be null and void alld of no effect, and both partlea hereto released from all oblig1tion1 hereunder, and all paymenta made hereon ahall be nitained on behalf of the seller, as liquidated damagea. 10. In the ~vent the •l<?ller falla to approve thl1 lnatrumant in writin1t on or before -4_1,\nr> ·~0 .----- 19.+4-, or if title ia not merchantable and written notice of defecta la lflven to the aeu.r or a«ent .withln the tl- heraln provided for delivery of deed and 1hall not be nMend merehntable within eo dara after auch writt.ea notice, th~n thia cont,-.,t, at 11urchaaer'a option, shall be .old and of no effect and each part, hereto allall be nleued froa ell obllptJon1 hereunder and the permanlll made henuncler ahell be nturned forthwith to puehaMr apon ntum of the ebatract, If any , to seller; provided, however, that ln lieu of correctin,: 1uch defecta, Miler _,, within aaid 80 day1. obtain e commitment for Owner'• Title lnaurance Policy In the amount of the purebaae price 1howin,: the tJtle to be free from auch defecta end aell•r ahall pay full premium for 1uch Title lneuraMe Policf. 11 . 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Englewood City Hall Council Chambers Introduction and Review of Development Proc e ss (3 minutes) Andy McCown, Assistant City Manager and Ch airman of the Noise Abatem nt Committee, City of Englewood. An Overview of Noise Control Programs (5 minutes) Bob Simmons, Environmental Protection Agency, Region VIII, Denver. III. Necessity for Control of Noise (5 minutes) IV. Hal Weber, Principal Audiologist, Regional Noise Pollution Control Officer, Colorado Department of Health. Effectiveness Report (10 minutes) Ji.In Adams, ~ois COA_tre>l OU· ce , Emh~ntal Office, City of Bould r. ntrol Dan Brindle , Environmental Control Officer, City of L&k .wood . v. Ot di nc R vi w (5 minut s) Bernard V. Berardin1, City Attorney, City of Engl VI. Ci y of o lic Departm nt Comment• (10 minute•) n Mull, M r o the Engl wood iae Abat nt ) Aa•i•tant Director of Community Develo n r of th Englewood Noia Abateaent c J • • I • • • t• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ANDERSON BY AlITHORITY ORDINANC E NO. ::>'-\ , SERI ES OF 1974 AN ORDINANC E AMENDING TITLE VI, (HEALTH AND SANITATION) OF THE 196 9 E.M.C., BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER THERETO, TO BE NUMBE RED CHAPTER 8, ENTITLED 'NOIS E CONTROL' . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUM::IL OF THE CI TY OF E NGLE~D, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Tit l e VI o f the 1969 E .M.C . is hereby amended by a dding a new c hapter thereto to be numbered Chapter 8, ntitled "Noise Control", wh i ch Cha pter read s as follows : CHAPTER 8 NOISE CONTROL SECTION SUBJECT 6-8-1 Deel r ation of Policy 6-8 -2 T rritorial Limi t s 6-8-3 6-8 -4 --5 --7 finition nd Standards n ral Prohibition Sp cific Prohibitions Qui t Zon 1 lat d Activiti P rtnissibl Continu ous Sound Pr au -1- •. • • I ( • • • • • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD NOISE CONI'ROL ORDINANCE Administrative Hearing Page 2. Englewood Noise Abatement Committee, Citizen Response (5 minutes ) Werner Schnackenberg VIII. Sul!llllllry -Programs, Budgets, Ne xt Step (3 minutes) Andy Mccown IX. General Discussion X. Other Comments -Pro XI. Other Comments -Against • . • • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIIMAN ANDERSON BY AlITHORITY ORDINANCE NO. :J '-\ , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VI, (HEALTH AND SANITATION) OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER THERETO, TO BE NUMBERE D CHAPTER 8' ENTITLED I NOISE CONTROL I. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUOCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE\oX>OD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Title VI of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended by adding a new chapter thereto to be numbered Chapter 8, entitled "Noise Control", which Chapter reads as follows: CHAPTER 8 NOISE CONTROL SECTION SUBJECT 6 --1 Declaration of Policy 6-8 -2 Territori al Limits 6-8-3 Definition and Standards 6 --4 Gen ral Prohibition --~ Sp cific Prohibition Qui t Zon s --7 Cit lat d Activiti P rmisaibl Continuous Sound Pr aau • • SEC TION 6 -8 -9 6 -8 -10 6-8-11 6 -8-1 2 6-8 -13 6 -8 -14 6 -8-15 6-8-16 6-8-1 • • 0 I • • SUBJECT District Boundaries Noises Permitted -Emergencies Undue Hardship Public Events Method of Enforcement -Violation -Penalty Manne r of Enforcement Additional Remedy -Injunction Sep arability D CLA RATION OF POLICY It is found and declared that: Th making and creation of exc ssiv , unnecessary loud noiaes within th limits of th City o a condition which has existed for some time xtent and volume of such noise is increasing; making , er ation or maint nance of such , unn ce ar , unnatural or unu u lly l oud noi e pr longed, unu u l and unnatural in t h ir time, afI t and ar a d tri nt to public h alth, ni nc , f ty, lfare, and pr osp rity of of th City of Engl wood; and -2- pro- d, od • • • • • 0 • 6-8 -2 TERRITORIAL LIMITS ;rhis ordinance shall appl y to all property, both public and private, located within the corporate limits of the City o f Englewood, Colorado. 6-8 -3 DEFINITION AND STANDARDS All technical terminology used in this ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires, shall be defi ned in accordance with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Publication Sl.1-1960, Revised 19 71, or successor public ations of ANSI, or its successor bodies. Fo r the purpose of this ordinance, certain worcis and ph rase s used herein are defined as follows : (a) "A" WEIGHTED SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL -The sound pr sure lev 1 as measured with a sound level meter using the "A" weighting netwo rk. The standard unit notation is dB(A). (b) AMBIENT NOISE LEVEL -The sound pressure level of th 11 ncompassing noise associated with a given environ- ing usually a composit of sounds from many sources. Th ight d sound pressure level cxce ded 90 perc nt of the ti based on a o ne-hour period . (c) zon d a he n iv d. ( ) imp t noi BUSINESS DISTRICTS(S) -Sh 11 m an any dis- B-1 , B-2, and B-as defin d Zo ning Ordinance No. 26, S ri r p riod of on ady, fluctua 1 , or without interrup ion, -3- • • - • • • • 0 t • • .. (f) CYCLICALLY VARYING NOISE -Steady, fluctuating or impulsive noise which may or may not contain a pure tone, which var~es in sound pressure level such that the same level is obtained repetitively at reasonably uniform intervals of time. (g ) DEVICE -Any mechanism which is intended to, or which act:Ually, produces audible sound when operated or handle d. (h) DISTURBANCE -Any sound which annoys, disturbs, or perturbs reasonable persons with normal sensitiveness; or which injures or endangers the comfort, repose, health, hearing peace or safety of other persons. .. - (i) DYNAMIC BRAKING DEVICE -A device used, primarily on trucks, to convert the motor from an internal combustion engine to an air compressor for the purpose of vehicle braking. (j) EME RGENCY WORK OR VEHICLE -Work made necessary to restore property to a safe condition fol lowing a public c a l amity, work required to protect persons or property from an i mminent exposure to danger. A motor vehicle used in response to a public calamity or to protect persons or p r operty from an imminent exposure to danger. (k) FLUCTUATING NOISE -The sound pressure level o f a fl uctuating noise varies more than 6 dB(A) during the period o f obse rvation when measured with the slow meter c a r ac t ristic of a sound level meter, and does not equal th pr eviously existing ambient noi se 1 vel more than once during the period of observation. nois containing excursions on second, of sound pr sur l vel 20 dB (A) ound pres ur 1 v l, u s in th "fast" t r an any di trict nded. -4- •. • • , , • • 0 I • • (n) pressure level the level. that L10· LEVEL, TENTH PERCENTILE -The A-weighted sound that is exceeded ten percent of the time, or is exceeded 6 minutes in one hour, is denoted (o) LEVEL, NINETIETH PERCENTILE -The A-weighted sound pressure level that is exceeded ninety percent of the time, or the level that is exceeded for 54 minutes in one hour , is denoted ~O· (p) MOTOR VEHICLE -Any vehicle such as, but not limi ted to, a passenger vehicle, truck, truck-trailer, trailer or semi-trailer , propelled or drawn by mechanical power, and shall include motorcycles, snowmobiles, mini-bikes, go-carts and any other vehicle which is self-propelled. (q) MUFFLER -Any apparatus consisting of baffles, chambe rs, or acoustical absorbing material whose primary pur- pose is t o transmit liquids or gases while causing a reduction in sound emission at one end. To qualify, such an apparatus must cause a reduction in sound pressure level of at least 10 dB(A) upon insertion into the system for which it is intended. (r ) ~ -Any sound which is unwanted or which au s or tends to cause an adverse psychological or physio- lo teal effect on human beings. (s) PERSON -Any individual, firm, or corporation o r group of p ople. {t) PLAINLY AUDIBLE -Plainly audibl information content of sound i unambi d to th auditor, such as, but not limited of poken sp ech, comp r h n ion of rai pr hension of mu ical rhythms. -5- shall uously to, und r- d or norm 1 line xt rior , hich fro that own d • • • • 0 • (v) PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY -Any street, avenue, b oulevard, highway, alley or public space which is owned or contrqlled by a public governmental entity. (w) RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT(S) -Shall mean any district zoned R-1-A, R-1-B, R-1-C, R-2-A, R-2-B, R-3-A, R-3-B , R-4, and P-D as defined in the Englewood Comprehens ive Zoning Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended. (x) SOUND AMPLIFYING EQUIPMENT -Any machine or device used for the amplification of a human voice, music, or any other sound, or by which the human voice, music, or any other sound is amplified. (y) SOUND LEVEL METER -An instrument or apparatus, inc l uding a microphone, an amplifier, an output meter, and weightin networks for the measurement of sound pressure. lb ou tput m ter reads sound pre sure level when properly cal i b rat d, and the instrument is of typ two or better, as spe c ified in the American National Standards Institute Pub- lic a t ion Sl.4-1971 , or successor publications. (z) SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL -Sound pressur hal l mean 20 times the logarithm to the bas 10 of ratio o f the root mean squar pressurg of a sound to ref re nc pressur , which is 20 X lO-wtons per level th th ter sq ua r ed . ( a) STATIONA RY NOI SE SOURCE -Any quip nt or f i lity , fix d or movable, capable of mitting ound beyond pr o rty boundary of the property on which it is us d. (bb) STEADY NOISE -1b ound pr remains es nti lly c on tan ter. ., it doe not vary mor th th t r ch r ct ri (cc ) UNNECESSARY NOISE o und or any ound which l vel of th p riod n 6 dB(A) 1c o a or unusually and quiet of n i hborhood or which do th c ort, r pos , h anno , dis urb, 1njur alth, h ari c , or • d to pro rty or buain 11 • • • • • • • 0 • 6-8 -4 GENERAL PROHIBITION It shall be unlawful for any person (persons) to make , continue or cause to be ma de or continued any excessive, unnecess ary or unusually l oud noise or any noise which either annoys , disturbs, i n jur es o r e n dangers the comfort, repose, health, peace o r safe t y of other s within the limits of the City. 6-8 -5 SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS The following acts a r e declared to cause unnecessary noises in violation of this Ordinance provided however that t he f ollowing enume r a t ion s shall not be deemed to be exclusive; (a) HORNS AND SIGNALLING DEVICES -The sounding of any horn o r signalling device o n any truck, automobile, motor- cy .l , e merg ncy vehicle or other vehicle on any street or pu b lic plac of the City except as a danger warning signal a ~ provid d in the vehicle code of the State of Colorado; he er ation of, by means of any such signalling device, a ound in excess of 90 dB(A) at SO feet from the front of the vthicle; th sounding of any such signalling device for any unnec ss ry and unreasonable period of time, under the con- tion th n and there existing. (b) RADIOS , TE LE VISION SETS, PHONOGRAPHS, AND SIMILAR DEVICES -It shall be unlawful for r on to use, operate or permit to be played any radio ivin s t, musical instrument, television, phono raph, oth r machine or devic for th production or r produ - und in s uch a mann r a to c ause to be mad or con- ny unn cess ary noise as h ard without measurement or h ard nd a ured in th mann r de crib d in Sec tion 6-8-8 hl Ch pter. The operation of any such s t , instrument, 1 vi ion, phonog raph, m chin or oth r d vie t any tim such m nn r a to b plainly audibl at ith r th prop rty lin or plainly audibl through a party wall wi.th- 1 building or plainly audibl t 25 f t from such d - wh n op r t d within a vehicl park d on a public right- o hall prima faci evid nc of a violation of this -7- ,, - • • , • • 0 • (c) COMMERCIAL LOUDSPEAKERS -Using or operating a loudspeake r or sound amplifying equipment in a fixed or mov able posit ion or mounted upon any sound vehicle for the pu rpose of corranercial advertising, giving instructions, di rections , talks, addresses, lectures, or transmitting music to any persons or assemblages of persons in or upon any s treet, al ley, sidewalk , park, place or public property without first ob taining a permit therefor. (d) LOADING OPERATIONS -The loa ding, unloading, ope ning or otherwise handling boxes, crates, containers, g rbage containers or other objects in such a mann r as to cau e a disturbance; the loading of any garbage, trash or compa ctor truck, or an y other truck, whereby the loading, unloading or handling boxes, crates, equipment or other obj c t s is conducted within a residential district nor within 300 feet of any hotel or motel between the hours of 10:00 P.M. and 7 ·00 A.H. ( ) CONSTRUCTION WORK -The operating, or causing d or ope rated any equipment used in construction in any residential or commercial district between of 9:00 P.M. of on day and 6:00 A.M. of th fol- Construction proj cts shall b subject to the rmissible noise level sp cified for industrial or the periods within which constru ti n i to t d pursuant to any applicable building p rmit. {f) MACHINERY , MOTORS, FANS , AIR CONDITIO RS AND OTHl;.R MECHANICA L EQUI PMF NT -Opera tin hin r•, quipment, pump, f n, air conditioning apparatus ch anical d vie within the City shall b subj ct • maximum p rmi sibl ound pr ure 1 v l for th di - n which th sourc lo t d. n xt houra of n ) d for • • • 0 I • • 7:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M. any such power equipment which emits a noise sound pressure level in excess of 80 decibe ls in the "A" weighting network dB(A). Such power equipment shall inc lude, but not be limited to, lawn mowe r s, garden tools, snow removal equipment, electric or chain s a ws or any other power equi pment used for home or building re pair or grounds maintenance. Noise sound pressure levels shall be meas ured at a distance of 25 feet f r om the noise source. (h) COMMERCIAL POWER EQUIPMENT -No person shall ope rate on any propert y within a residential or commercial dis trict(s) or on any public way within a residential or connne rcial district(s) any power equipment rated more than five horsepower , excluding construction equipment used for con truction activities, such as but not limited to chain saws , pavement b r eakers, log chippers , riding tractors, powered hand tools, between the hours of 10:00 P.M . of one d·y and 7:00 A.M. of the next day or within residential, comme rcial or industrial noise districts between the hours f 7:00 A.M. and 10 :00 P.M. which emit a noise lev 1 in exc ess of 88 decib ls, in th "A" weighting network dB(A) . • oise sound pressur lev ls shall be measured at a distanc of 25 feet from the noise source. (i) VEHICLE REPAIRS AND TEST! -Th repairin , building, rebuilding, or testing of any truck, utomobil , mo torcycle, or other motor vehicl within th City shall b ub ject to the maximum p rmissibl sound pr ssur level for h« distric t in which the sourc i locat d. (j) RACI EVENTS -Op r tin or p rmittin to d any motor vehicle racing v nt at any pl in r as to cau di turbanc , without first obtainin ( ) ny hich -9- br •h 11 vie op ra in , d, any truck, so out o • • , - • • 0 I • • repair, or so loaded in such a manner as to cause distur- bance. (m) ANIMALS AND FOWLS -No person shall keep, have in his possession or harbor any animals which, by frequent or habitual howling, barking, meowing, squawking or o ther noise, shall cause disturbance. The provision of this section shall apply to all private or public facilities , including any animal pounds, which hold or treat animals. 6-8 -6 QUIET ZONES The creation of any unnecessary noise is prohibited within the vicinity of any school, institution of learning, church or court while the same are in use or session, which unreasonably interferes with the workings of such institution, or within the vicinity of any hospital, nursing home or home for the aged, or which disturbs or unduly annoys patients in the hospital or residents in the nursing home or home for the aged, provided conspicuous signs are displayed in adjacent, surrounding or contiguous streets indicating that the same is a school, hospital, nursing home, home for the aged, church or court. 6 -8-7 CITY RELATED ACTIVITIES Any written agreement, purchase order, or instrument wh reby the City is conmitted to the expenditure of funds in r turn for work, labor, services, supplies, equipment, mater- ia ls or any combination of the foregoing, shall not be entered in to unless such agr ement, purchase order, or instr\.Dllent con- ins provisions requiring that any equipment or acti vities whic h ar subject to the provisions of this cod will b ope r t d, constructed, conduct d or manuf ctur d without c u in violation of th cod . --8 MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE CONTINUOUS SO UND PRESSURE LEVELS Th maximum P raiaaibl sound p saure 1 vel at h pro p rty lin of any stationary, fluctuating, or continu s ourc of sound •hall as herein provid d. Thi• inc l ud , 11c i not limit d to, sound fr001 such ctiviti s a production, -10- • • • • • 0 , . • processing, cleaning, servicing, testing, operating or re pa i r of ei ther vehicles, materials, goods or products or device s . Soun d pressure levels in excess of those established for th use districts and times herewith listed shall constitute prima facie evidence that such noise is a public nuisance. Use Di strict sidential C mmer cial Indus trial SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL LIMIT dB(A) 7:00 A.M. -10:00 P.M . (Day) 55 60 75 6-8 -9 DISTRICT BOUNDARIES 10:00 P.M. -7:00 A.M. (Night) 5 0 5 5 70 When a noise source can b identified and its n o ise m< sured i n more than one use district, the sound pressure level imits o f the most restrictive district shall apply. The provisions of this section shall not app l y o otor vehicl s operating on public rights of way; any bell hime o r a ny d vice for the production or reproduction hl sound of b lls or chim s f rom any church, clock or ol; t he loading of any truck, domestic power equipment c p as p r ovid d in Section 6-8-5 (g ) and coumiercia l power 1 nt xce pt a s pr o v i d d i n Sectio n 6-8 -5(h ). ·orsr.s PERMITTE D -EMERGENCIES -11 - • • - • • 0 • 6-8-11 UNDUE HARDSHIP ·Applications for a permit for specific periods o f time from relief from the provisions of this chapter on t he b asis of undue hardship, may be made to the City Manager or his duly authorized representative. In granting such relief, consideration shall be made of the time of day, duration, loudness relative to the required limits, whether intermittent or continuous and the extensiveness of the noise, and whether it is technically a n d economically pos- s ible to bring such noise in conformance with this chapter. 6-8-12 PUBLIC EVENTS Applications for a permit to ho ld a public event which may violate the provisions of this ordinance shall be mad e to the City Manager or his duly authorized representative . Su ch permit shall be valid only at the specific times and on the spe cific dates noted in the permit. 6 -8-13 MEIBOD OF ENFORCEMENT -VIOLATION -PENALTY Any person or persons violating any of the pro- visions of this chapter and upon conviction thereof shall be f ned in an amount not to exceed $300.00 or be imprisoned f o r a pe riod not excee ding 90 days, or by both such fine n im prisonment. Each day such violation is coumitted or p rmlt t d t o continue or exist shall constitute a s parate o ff n e and shal l be punishable a such . --1 1ANNER OF ENFORCEMENT • 12- • • • • • • 6-8-15 ADDITIONAL REMEDY -INJUNCTION As an additional remedy, for the operation or maintenance of any device, instrument, vehicle or machinery in violation of any provision hereof, and which causes dis- comfort or annoyance to reasonable persons of normal sensi- tiveness, or which endangers the comfort, repose, health or peace of residents in the area, shall be deemed, and is de- clared to be a public nuisance and may be subject to abate- ment sumnarily by a restraining order or injunction issued by a court of competent jurisdiction . 6-8-16 SEPARABILITY If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause, phraee or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, s uch portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and in- dependent provision and such holding shall not affect the v alidity of the remaining portions hereof. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of June, 1974. Pub l ished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 6th day o f J une , 1974 . \lead by title and puaed on final reading on the 15th day of July, 1974 . Pub lished b y title as Ordincce No. of 1974 , on the 18th d a y o f Jul y, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Cle r k-Treaaurer -13- ---•Series • • • • • • • I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the O~dinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -14- • • • , • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. J.i , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XX ENTITLED, ''MISCELLANEOUS ROAD RULE9'0F 'THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE FOR COLORADO MUNICI- PALITIES, 1966,' AS ADOPTED WITH AMENDMENTS BY ORDINANCE NO. 24, SERIES OF 1969, (CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIV, '69 E.M.C.) BY ADDING A NEW SUB-SECTION TO BE NUMBERED 20-14, RELATING TO THE CONTROL OF NOISE EMANATING FROM MOTOR VEHICLES. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Article XX of the Model Traffic Code, 1966 edi t ion , as amended, is hereby amended by adding a new sub- s ction t o read as follows: Section 20-14 Motor vehicle noise -(a) It shall be unl aw f ul for any person to drive or move, or for the own r to c ause or knowingly permit to be driven or 1DOved, within this municipality, any motor vehicle which emits a cund pr ssur lev 1 in excess of the dB(A) as hereinafter est blish d. MAXI MUM PERMISSIBLE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS .@ill Vehicl Class gr r than 10 ,000 l ba. r'a v h icl i g h t An oth r tor hicl s -1- 25 Ft. 88 0 • • , • • • • 0 I• • (b) Noise from a motor vehicle within the public right-of-way shall be measured at a distance at least 25 feet from ·the nearest side of the nearest traffic lane being moni tored and at a height of at least 4 feet above the immediate surrounding surface . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of June, 1974. Published as a Bill fo r an Ordinance on the 6th day of June , 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1974, on the 18th day of July, 1974. ___ , Series MAYOR ATTEST: x officio City Cl r k -Treasurer I, Karl Noll nb r r, do h r b certify th t th nd for goin ia a tru , ccurat and compl t copy Ordinanc , pas ed on final r adin and publish d by Ordin c No. , S ries of 1974. •. • • • • • . , . • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. -;;i~ SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XX ENTITLED, ''MISCELLANEOUS ROAD RULJ::9 '0F 'THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE FOR COLORADO MUNICI- PALITIES, 1 966,' AS ADOPTED WITH AMENDMENTS BY ORDINANCE NO. 24, SERIES OF 1969, (CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIV, '69 E.M.C.) BY ADDING A NEW SUB-SECTION TO BE NUMBERED 20-14, RELATit«; TO THE CONTROL OF NOISE EMANATING FROM MOTOR VEHICLES. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. Tilat Article XX of the Model Traffic Code, 1966 edition, as amended, is hereby amended by adding a new sub- s ction to r ad as follows: Section 20-14 Motor vehicle noise -(a) It shall b unlawful for any person to drive or move , or for the own r to cause or knowingly permit to b driven or moved, within this municipali ty, any motor vehicle which emits a sound pr sur lev 1 in excess of the dB(A) as h reinaft r e t blished. MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS dB(A) Class Any ~ hic l gr at r than 10,000 lbs. nu a tur r'1 ro s v hicl o t r tor hicl a 25 Ft. 88 0 3 b • • , • • 0 • (b) Noise from a motor vehicle within the public right-of -way shall be measured at a distance at least 25 feet from ·the nearest side of the nearest traffic lane being monitored and at a height of at least 4 feet above the immediate surrounding surface . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of June, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 6th day of June, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1974, on the 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: x officio City Clerk-Treasurer ~~~• Series I, Karl Nollenb rg r, do h r by certify that th nd for going is a tru , ccurat and compl t copy Ordinance, pa d on final din nd publiah d by Ordinanc No. , S ries of 1974. • • 'lJBUSHER 'S AFFIDAVIT STATf Of COlOllADO, ) COUNTY Of .. 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Members present: Jones ; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Brown; Smith; Weist Also present: Assistant Director Romans; Assistant City Attorney Lee; Planning Assistant House. Chairman Martin welcomed Mr. Jones as the new Council member of the Commission. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Martin stated that Minutes of May 28, 1974, and June 4, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Jorgenson moved : Wade seconded: The Minutes of May 28, 1974, and June 4, 1974, be approved as written. AYES : Jones; Wade; Tanguma ; Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson NAYS : None ABSENT : Brown ; Weist; Smith The motion carried. Mr . Smith entere d and took his place with the Colllaission. III. SANTA FE -UNION ANNEXATION AREA CASE #15-74 County Zoning to R-1-c Mr. Mar t i n sta t d that a fter th hea r i ng on the propos d zon ing a r e op n d, tho in fa v o r of t h z on i n g wi ll be a s k e d to peak, follow d by tho in o ppo ition t o th propo d zoning. Mr. Martin a k d that all r on wiahin to •P ak om to th pod W!I and iv th ir naa and add h mov d : ond d : Til Publi H ari on Ca #15-74 o n d. AYES : Jorg n on ; Jon NAYS : No n AB T : Brown ; W 1 t Th mot on arr d • ad ; Ta n •a ; it b ; Ma r in : lA n h ,,, - • • • • 0 I• - Mr. Manning 1540 West Tufts Avenue -stated that he had some questicns on the proposed R-1-C zoning ; he asked that any difference between the County R-1 zoning and the Englewood R-1-C zoning be explained. Mr. Supinger explained that there is no zoning on Mr. Manning's property at the present time ; the R-1-C zoning is the least restrictive of the C i ty 's single-family zoning classif ications ; the R-1-C requires a minimum 50 ft. frontage, 6,000 sq. ft. lot area for a single-family residence. Mr. Manning asked if he was correct in the assumption the annexation was not official at this time? Mr. Lee stated that the annexation was effective on the date the ordinance was passed; there has been a challenge filed within the per- mitted 45 day time period, but the statutes state that until a court decision is rendered, the land is to be treated as a part of the City of Englewood. Mr. M~nning asked what the setback restrictions were between an R-1-C p i e c e o f property and an 1-1 piec e o f property? Mr . Supinger stated that the setback is 10 f t. minimum ; there are provi s ions that a solid wood f enc e or bloc k wall would be c ons truc ted on the property l i n e f or sc ree n i n g purposes. Mr . Martin a s k e d if the r e was anyone e l se i n th e audi e n ce who wished t o s p ea k i n f avor of the R-1-C z oning? No one indi c ated they wan ted t o s peak. Mr. Mart i n a s k e d that those p e rsons in oppos i tion to the R-1-C z on i n g prese nt th eir c ase . Mr . Tom E ite l 4301 S outh Bro adway We t Tuft En g l Mr . Bro n nt r d and took hi pla 1 th th trial. unr a ona bl , on • • • • • 0 • Mr. Manning 1540 West Tuft s Avenue -s tated that he had some questicns on the proposed R-1-C zoning ; he asked that any difference between the County R-1 zoning and the Englewood R-1-C zoning be explained. Mr. Supinger explained that there is no zon i ng on Mr. Manning's property at the present time ; the R-1-C zon i ng is the least restrictive of the C i ty 's single-family zoning classifications ; the R-1-C requires a minimum 50 ft. frontage, 6,000 sq. ft. lot area for a single-family residence. Mr. Manning asked if he was correct in the assumption the annexation was not official at this time? Mr. Lee stated that the annexation was effective on the date the ordinance was passed; there has been a challenge filed within the per- mitted 45 day time period, but the statutes state that until a court decision is rendered, the land is to be treated as a part of the City of Englewood. Mr . Mitnning aske d what the setbac k restri c tions were between an R-1-C p i ec e o f property and an 1-1 piec e o f property? Mr. Supinger stated that the s etba c k is 10 ft. minimum ; there are provi s ions that a solid wood fe nc e or block wall would be c ons truc ted on the property l ine for s c reen i n g purpose s. Mr . Martin a s k e d if there wa s a n y one else i n th e audienc e who wish ed t o s p ea k i n f avor of the R-1-C zoning? No one indicated they wan ted t o peak. Mr. Mart i n a k d that those p e r s ons in oppos i t i on to the R-1-C zon i n g pre e nt th eir c a se. Mr . Tom Ei t el 4 3 01 Sou t h Broadway -s t ated tha t h We t En gl prop i r. ro n nt r d and took hi pla trial, unr a ona bl , ion. ,_ • • • • • -3- Mr. Eitel stated that in changing zone classifications, one looks at the change in character of the neighborhood; there has not been a change in character of the subject neighborhood, and to change the zoning classifications would be acting contrary to sound zoning principles. Mr. Eitel stated that the Mardesen's could not build houses on this property, they could not get financing for such construction. Mr. J. F. Moore 1515 West Thomas -stated that his company owns the property to the south~ast of Mr. Mardesen's property. Mr. Moore stated that the zoning on their property had been changed from R-4 (Residential-Professional) to I-1 (Light Industrial), several years ago. It was the concensus of the Commission and City Council at that time that the area would develop with industrial uses. Mr. Moore stated that a change of zoning now would be contrary to the previous determination of the Commission and City Council, and would make the land less useable if some of the businesses should decide to expand. Mr. Manning stated that his property has been zoned residential since he purchased it 18 years ago. There was agricultural zoning on the north side of Tufts at that time. Mr. Manning stated that there is storage of forms for concrete, etc. on the property owned by the Mardesen 's; he stated that this is not objectionable. Mr. Manning stated that "Mardesen can maintain their present status, but leave us alone". Discussion followed. Mr. Eitel stated that under the pro- visions of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Mr. Manning \llOuld not have to move if his property were to be zoned 1-1, Light Industrial; he would be a legal non-conforaing use. Lentsch moved : Wade seco nded : The Public Hear i ng for Case #15-74 be c losed. AYES : Lent sc h ; Jorgen on ; Jones ; Brown ; Wade; Tanguaa; Saith; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: W i t Th motion carried. IV. SANTA FE-UNION ANNEXATION AREA County Zoning to f-1 Brown mov d : Jorg n on cond d : 'nle Publi H arin on Ca CAS Wl6-74 #16-74 be o n d. AYE : M rtin; Lent h; Jorg n on; Jon ; Brown; ad ; Taneuaa; 1111th AYS : Non AB T : W i t Th motion carri d. ,,. - • • • • 0 • -'t- Mr. Martin asked that those persons in favor of the I-1 zoning speak. No one indicated a desire to speak in favor of the proposed I-1 zoning. Mr. Martin then asked that those persons in opposition to the proposed I-1 zoning speak. Mr. William Myrick stated that he represented some of the property owners on the west side of South Santa Fe Drive that are within the annexed area. Mr. Myrick stated that the zoning f or the area had been I-2 in the County, but for a small strip of business zoning fronting on South Santa Fe Drive. Mr. Myrick reviewed the past discussions on zoning of this area since annexation to the City on December 8, 1973. Mr. Myrick stated he feels his clients are entitled to continue the I-2 use of the property; that by not granting I-2 zoning to those areas proposed as I-1, the City is taking money out of his client's pockets. Mr. Myrick referred to a map indicating the three zone classifications which are proposed for the area, and noted that the zone district boundaries "don't make any sense." He stated that the "people didn't want to come into the City, and now the City is saying you can't use the property any longer." Mr. Myrick stated that the City is reducing the property values of the area; he stated that controls could be placed on the zoning that would not el i minate the businesses in the area. Mr. Myrick stated that there isn't much ground in the metro area that is zoned for I-2 development, and that such ground would increase in value. Undesirable uses would be forced to move because of economics. Mr. Myrick stated that he and his clients feel the ground proposed for I-1 should be zoned I-2, that there ha been no good planning reason expressed by the staff or the C0111111ission that would justify the change of zoning to I-1. Mr. Myrick tated that the 1-3 Zone District which was drafted, was " pecia 1 legislation", and that the City just added to the I-1 District "every c omplaint you received". Mr. Myrick s tated that the 1-3 District wa designed specifically fo r property own r with auto wre c k i ng yard ; the only "proper way to do it, wa to amend the 1-2 Zoo District to allow auto wrecki n g yard ." Di u ion of th permitt d u 1-2 Zon Di trict n ued. of th 1-1 Zone Di tri ct v • • • • • 0 I• • -5- Mrs. Wade asked Mr. Webster if his client's use would be all right in an I-2 zoning? Mr. Webster stated that it would have to be an 1-3 zoning to accommodate his client's use in full. Mr. Martin asked if there was any one else who wished to speak in opposition to the proposed I-1 Zone District? Mr. Norman Sample 2900 West Tanforan -asked if consideration had been given to the possibility that property owners in the proposed 1-3 District would want to purchase additional land to expand their businesses? 'Ibey would be surrounded by 1-1 zoning, and would not be able to do so. Mr. Sample urged there be uniform zoning on the entire area to enable the property owners to remain and to expand. Mrs. Edna Carlton 6344 South Logan -stated that her property is proposed as 1-1 ; s he would be surrounded by 1-3 zoning. Mrs. Carlton stated that she wanted heavy industrial zoning on her property as she had "always had ". Mrs. Carlton stated that she had an opportunity to sell her property for a pre-stress concrete manufacturing; however, this use is not permitted in the pro- po ed 1-1 District. Mr . Carlton tated that the proposed zoning ha ut the value of th property in half; she wants zoning comparable to th Co unty 1-2 Zoning. Mrs. Carlton stated that h ha approximately 5 acres of land; the assessor has raised th tax valuation by $10,000 since th annexaticn to Englewood. Mr . Carlton stated that she ha lot two buyers for her property since the Englewood annexation, and has been told that the pre-stress concrete use i not permitted in the pro- po d zone cla sificaticn ; she tated that the annexation ha co t h r money. 0 r. 1nd1 · in 1 to th Mr. Suping 1-2 " zonin on giv h r. d that ther would to aake it comparabl d that if h could not h wanted th "be t" that h a k d how d p th oma rcial zoo had n lon in th County? r. Supin r tat d th t h x ct d pth, but it wa prob bly 200 -250 f wa n' t ur t. on in 1avor of th 1-l zonin th r hand. rai d th ir h nd d 1-1. 1 ht indi at d oppo ition • • • 0 l • • Jorgenson moved: Wade seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #16-74 be closed. AYES: Smith; Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones; Brown; Wade; Tanguma NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist The motion carried. V. SANTA FE -UNION ANNEXATION County zoning to I-3. Wade moved: CASE #17-74 Jones seconded: The Public Hearing on Case #17-74 be o pened. AYES: Tanguma; Smith; Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jon es; Brown; Wade NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist 'nle motion carried. Mr. Martin asked those persons in favor of the proposed 1-3 Zone District to speak. No one spoke in favor of the proposed 1-3 Zone District. Mr. Martin asked that those opposed to the 1-3 Zone District speak. Mr. William Myrick stated that h wa speaking "on both sides of the coin on this matte r." Mr. Myrick s tated that he and hi c lient were mo t apprec iativ of th I-3 Clas ification ; howe v e r, i t i th i r f ling that th 1-3 Zon Di trict should permit any u e p e rmitted in th I-2 Zon Di trict rather than Mr . th Mr . 1-1 z on Di trict. Mr. Myrick pointed ann xation ar a i adjoin d on the north and by County 1-2 zonin . H tated that he felt "constant " zonin throu hout th entire area. t d th t th Coaai ion hould zon th 1-1 to I-2 , and 8JI n d th 1-3 Zone Distri c t perm i t t d i n t h I -2 Zon Di trict. i n 1 n ti n ; h d . t • • • • • • 0 • _,_ Mr. Martin inquired as to the status of the law suit protesting the annexation? Mr. Myrick and Mr . Lee stated that there was a Hearing on June 25th. Discussion f ollowed. Mr . Bru c e Lassman stated that he represented a property owner directly to the south of the annexation area. Mr. Lassman reviewed prev i ous discussions with the Commission on the matter of the Santa Fe-Union annexation zoning, and stated that it was the concensus of the property owners that the resources available in the area warrant a percentage of the land being zoned 1-2. Mr. Lassman stated that his client has applied for a change of zoning to permit a pre-stress concrete plant. They will ask for I-2 zoning. Mr. Lassman stated that it is his belief that the entire area is properly subject to 1-2 zoning. He stated there were resources in the land which can only be used in I-2 zoning. Mr. Lassman discussed the channelization o f the South Platte River ; he stated that the 1-2 zoning would give property owners the opportunity to use the land in uses that, even if they suffer f lood damage, it would not put the land owner out of business. Mr. Lassman stated that the 1-2 zoning would allow an industrial-park type development ; he stated that he felt a lot o f property owners in th e area c ould f orsee industrial park type d e velopment in th e area. Mr. La s sman s tated that he felt thi s would be c ompatible with th e envir onmentalist's point o f view. Mr. Ray Koch s tated that h e aoved to Arapahoe County f rom J efferson Count y bec ause o f "p e ace f ul r easons " --Arapahoe Coun t y allowed 1-2 zoni n g and auto wrecking yards, Jefferson County did not. He stated tha t h e has a salvage yard and s tor age o n h is prope rty . Mr . Edw ard White 2 977 W s t Tan f oran Driv e -stat e d that he lived in the Centennial Ac r es are a ; there are many children i n t h e area and h e is c once rne d about more heavy industrial zoni n g . He no ted that tru c k s f rom Ro c kwell Concrete Company u e re ident i al treets as hort c ut s , and he is fear f ul f or safety of chi ldre n. Mr. Wh ite not e d that there is a v e ry nice park in the area for th neigh bo r h o o d chi l dren ; h e s tated that he would favor 1-1 zoning, but not 1-3. 0 01 h own d Rockw 11 Concrete Com p any . top to Rockw 11 Co n cret truck tr t a hort cut . Mr. Cli n g r stat d oppo d to the I-3 Zon Distri t as it is pr s nted Mr. Cling r tated that the best solution ould pre nt I-2 Zon Di trict to allow tho u 1-3 Zon Di tri t. that tho in favor of th I-3 Di trict i n dicat ir hand ; no on indicat d t h y fa v o r e d th I-3 p r on indi ated oppo ition to th 1-3 District . • , - • • • • 0 I • • Mr. Les Hunter stated th at he owned Arapahoe Auto Salvage, and wants the I-2 zoning. -cs- Mr. Martin asked who would favor the existing I-2 zoning amended to permit the auto salvage yards? Thirteen persons indicated they would favor this suggestion ; no one opposed the suggestion. Mr . Lassman asked why the staff or Commission proposed the zoning as shown; he stated it was evident the property owners don't want it zoned as proposed . Mr. Supinger stated that the z oning as being considered at this meeting is not as the Department o f Community Development would recommend. Mr. Supinger noted that the staff had recommended the entire area for light industrial previously, and still stand by that recommendation. However , the Commission determined that those properties being used for auto wrecking and salvage should be zoned I-3, with the remainder of the industrial area zoned for Light Industrial; the residential area was to be zoned R-1-C. Mr. Supinger stated that he would like to see a green belt along the South Platte River for the use of all citizens jurisdictions should jointly propose a bond issue to buy a park strip along the river. Mr. Supinger noted that the South Platte River has been a "dWDpi ng ground" and that it could be a beautiful feature through the metro area. Mr. Lassman stated that this is an industrial area; there are a lot of good minerals in t his area, and the land must be put to the best use. He stated that to not put the land to the best use would be imposing on the constitutional rights of the citizens. Mr. Lentsch agreed that it was the C0111JDissi on that determined the boundaries of the proposed zone districts. Mr. Supinger pointed out that when be discussed the green belt along the South Platte River, it would be financed by a bond issue, and would not be "just a strip designated along the River". Mr. Supinger stated that it was never bis intention to imply that any one's land should be taken without due process of law and ju t CC*pensation. Mr. Supinger stated that where it is possible to retriev natural resources, be feels we should do so. Mr. Supinger noted that the RTD studies have shown the metro area development i in th wrong area; this adds to saog and pollution in gen ral. Oi cu ion follow d. L nt c h mov d : Wad c ond d : Th Publi c H arin on Ca #17-74 clo ed. AYES : Wad ; T n uma ; mith ; Iii rtin ; Lent ch ; Jor n on ; Jon Brown NAYS : on ABSENT : w i t 'lb aotion c arri d . • • • • 0 • -9- Tanguma moved: Smith seconded: The Commission discuss each zoning case and bring to a conclusion. AYES : Wade ; Tanguma; Smith ; Martin; Lentsch; Jorgenson; Jones NAYS: Brown ABSENT : Weist The motion carried. Discussion of the proposed R-1-C zoning followed. Mr. Martin stated that he felt additional time and discussion among the Commis ion was warranted. Mr. Brown stated that he would like to explain his "no " vote on the previous motion ; he stated be realized the z oning as proposed is not right, and he did not feel that ju tice could be done at this meeting, considering the lateness of the hour. Brown moved: Jorgenson seconded: Case #15-74, R-1-C Zoning of recently annexed land in the Santa Fe-Union area, be tabled, and a special work session be called. Di cussion followed. 1b vot wa alled. AYES: Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Saith; Wade; Brown NAYS : Tanguma ABSTAIN : Jones ABSENT : W i t 1b motion arri d. Th matt r of th I-1 zonin tat d that h f lt mor di wa th n brou ht up . Mr. Martin u sion on thi aatt r wa rranted. Lent Jor d: Th aatt r of th 1-1 zonin in th Union ann xat on ar a, Ca ~16-74, be tabl d for 1urth r co o id ration. n ch; Martin; ith; Taniiuaa; Wad Brown Th aotion arr1 d. 'lb aatt r o th J-3 o id r d. • • ' • • 0 - -10- Lentsch moved: Wade seconded: The matter of the I-3 Zone designation in the Santa Fe-Union annexation area, Case #17-74, be tabled for further consideration. AYES: Lentsch ; Martin; Smith; Tanguma; Wade ; Brown ; Jorgenson NAYS: None ABSTAIN: Jones ABSENT: Weist The motion carried . Discussion on a date for work session ensued; the date of July 23rd at 8 :00 P.M. was determined to be satisfactory. YI. MRS. ETHEL C<X>K 4350 South Delaware Street CASE #14-74 Mr. Martin stated that Mrs. Cook has a nursery school at her residence, 4350 South Delaware Street; a nursery school is a Conditional Use in the R-1-C Zone District, and must have approval of the Planning Commission. Mr. Supinger stated that everything appeared to be in order for the Commis ion approval, and the staff o recommends. Mr . Cook stat d that her State license wa for a "day care home", and asked why it was called a nursery school in Englewood? Mr . Roman tated that the definition of a nursery school in the Comprehen siv Zoning Ordinance i care for four or more children not r lated to the operator. Mrs. Cook stated that h had no objection to g tting permi ion from the COllllli ion to run th day care center; she did object, however, to th way it wa brought b fore th Commi ion. Mr . Cook tated that Build ing In pe tor Macrand r inform d her to reaov a ign sh had po t d adv rti in her day car ervice, and then reported that he had a day car rvic in h r hom to the Plannin Divi ion. Mr • Cook tat d h had gott n a Stat licen , h had to g t permi ion from th Planning a day car operation. Discus ion follow d. d that it wa ntir ly proper for Mr. Macrand r, all d to hi att ntion ucb a this d thout proper approval, to call it to partm nt. Di u ion ollo d. • • • • 0 • -11- Mr. Martin asked how long Mrs. Cook had taken care of children? Mrs. Cook stated that she had done day care work several years ago prior to going to work as a housekeeper . She stated that she renewed her State license in April of 1974. Discussion followed. Wade moved: Lentsch seconded: The Planning Commissi on approve the day care center or nursery school operated by Mrs. Ethel Cook at 4350 South Delaware Street. AYES: Martin; Smith; Tanguma; Wade ; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch NAYS: None ABSENT : Weist The motion carri d. VII. BIG DRY CREEK CASE #18-74 Mr. Supinger stated that a copy of the recommendation made by the Park and Recr ation Commission on the improvement of Big Dry Creek has previou ly been submitted to the Planning Commission. Th taff r comm nds that the Commission make sub tantially th sam recommendation to the City Council. Lent ch moved : Tanguma s conded: Th Planning C0111111ission recomaend to City Council that the following provision be included in th Pha B of the Urban Drainage and Flood Control Di trict Big Dry r k aster Plan: "That th portion o B g Dry r k within Englewood be treat d ombination of Plan 1 and 2 with modification , more 1. 2. 3. Th t th of Ph follow 100-y ar A. lood plain be outlin d a in Plan 1 A, to con- t capa ity , • • ~ • • 0 1• - -12- 4. '!bat a low-flood channel of approximately the same size as exists at the present time be included through Belleview Park and that criteria be established as to bank protection on the curves. Such criteria should include back slopes, depth below floor of channel, distance back from top of slope, etc., for gabions, concrete walls, riprap, etc . AYES: Smith ; Tanguma ; Wade; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch ; Martin NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist The motion carried. VII I. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. Mr. Supinger stated that requests from the variou departments for Capital Improvements have been submitted to the Commission. Mr. Supinger suggested that the Planning Commission may want to schedule a work session to discuss the requests with the department heads or board chairmen. Wade moved : Tanguma econd d· A study ession for consideration of the Capital Improvement Program be et for June 25, 1974, at 7:30 P.M. AYES : Tanguma; Wade ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgen on ; Lentsch; Martin ; mith NAYS : on ABSENT: W i t The mo ion arri d. IX. DI RECTOR'S attention of th nchl nt to th multi-aaily to iv to nt ,. - • • • • • • I• • -13- Mr. Jorgenson inquired about the records kept at the daaage- appraisal business approved on Mrs. Bussard's property on West Union? Mr. Martin stated that the Commission had asked that a report be submitted to them by the Code Enforcement Division. Mrs. Wade stated that no progress has been made on screening the front of the use. Mr. Supinger stated that such a report will be obtained for the Commission. Assistant City Attorney Lee noted that the Comaission had requested a legal opinion from him at the last meeting on whether or not the subdivision waiver granted to the Larwin Corporation was "assignable". Mr. Lee stated that the waiver and conditions made a part of the waiver are assignable, and the responsibility to meet those conditions will be conveyed to anyone who purchases the land. The meeting adjourned at 10:35 P.M. Recording Secretary •/ .. - • • 0 • -14- MEMORANDUM TO IBE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF IBE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: June 18, 1974 SUBJECT: Big Dry Creek Master Plan -Urban Drainage and Flood Control District. RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Tanguma seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following prov1s1on be included in the Phase B of the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District Big Dry Creek Master Plan: ''That the portion of Big Dry Creek within Englewood be treated as a combination of Plans 1 and 2 with modifications, more specifically as follows: 1. That the 100-year flood plain be outlined as in Plan 1 of Phase A. 2. That the dikes, as outlined in Plan 2 of Phase A, be mentioned in the final report with criteria as to con- struction, elevation of top, etc.; but that they not be incorporated into the design. The floodway should be outlined on the plan or in tabular fonn so that it could be maintained should the property owners wish to protect theaselves with the dikes mentioned in Plan 2. 3. That structural criteria such as width, height, capacity, etc., be outlined on the Master Plan at Winderaere, Belleview, Lebow, etc., so that when a structure is re - quired at tho e crossings, the data will be available. 4. That a low-flood channel of approximately the saae size a exi t at the present time be included through Belleview Park and that criteria be e tablished as to bank protection on the curve • Such criteria should includ back slope depth belo floor of chann 1, di tanc back frc:. top of lop, t ., for gabion, concr t all , riprap, etc." AYES: 1th; Tanguma ; Wad ; Bron; Jon a ; Jor n on ; Lentsch; Martin AYS: on ABSENT : i t Th mot on carri d. R p c tfully ubaitt d, By Ord r o and Zonin th City Plannin Coaai ion . • • • • • • FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD MEETING JUNE 27 , 1974 3:00 P .M. s-b The Firemen's Pension Board met on June 27 , 1974, at 1:00 P.M. in the Police/Fire Cent er Conference Room. The Chairman, Grayson Hartley, called the mee ting to order. Upon the call o f the roll, the following wer e present: Boa rd Membe r s Taylor, Ha rtley, Selby, Robohm , Nol lenber ger . Abs ent: Board Member Bucholz . The Board discu sed the pendin retirement of Mr . Vince Wertin, Volunteer Fireman fro the ity of Englewood Volunteer Fire Departmen . Chairman Hartley stated tha a copy o the Cer if icate of Birth and Affirmation o the Chief of the Volunteers of 20 years ' serv ic e had been sent to him and was enclosed for e record. IT WAS MOVED BY TAYLOR AND SECOJTDF.D BY ROBOH TO APPROVE THF RETIRE- ME T OF MR . VINCE WERTIN AND TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF $100 PER MOiTH EFFECTIVE JUNE 10th, 1974 . Upon he call of he roll, he vot resul ed a follow : A es: Board . e ers aylor, Har ley, Sel y , ~o ohm , ollen er~er. • avs: 'Jone A sen Board Memb r Bucholz . oard Menber Selby s a ed tha he had a message from bsent oard ~ember cholz .a he a~reed wi h th affirna 1ve vote. con e e in a~ated tha no add1 1onal us1ness ne d d to e Board a th1 1Me. ourn y eel a 1on. Nollenber er or of F1nanc 1c1o ~ cret ry, '::s ion oar • • • • • • • 0 • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD July 2, 1974 The Englewood Public Library Board held ita regular meeting on July 2 in the library con~erence room. Present: Lighthall, Maxwell, Shattuck, Simon, Sterling Absent: Brown, Kuhlman, Quaintance, Richards The meeting was called to order at 7:50 and a quorum declared present. The minutes were approved as mailed. Mias Lute told the Board that the library now has two direct outaide telephone lines. The library also baa retained two lines into the City Hall switchboard. She said that it is probable that the library will require another outside line if the use of the telefax increases. Misa Lute announced that the total circulation was up slightly in the past month, and that the library, instead of losing circulation, ia gaining. The loss of circulation frOlll the bookmobile is a result of the loss of three stops in Arapahoe County. She also pointed out that the State Individual Grant money has been deposited with the office of the City Treasurer. Thia money ($1932) is to be used to buy art prints, records, and 8 11111 films. Misa Lute stated that summer reading statistics are satisfactory. One of the biggest responses baa been at Alice Terry School, and pre1eutly, the largest response has been in the fourth through sixth gractea, inatead of the lower grades, as expected. 100 children have presently read at least 8 books in the program. The contract proposed by the Arapahoe Regional Library was discussed. Mrs . S imon moved that the board agree to accept the proposal as outlin.d in the letter of June 4. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Sterli and passed unanimously. The budg t for 1975 was discussed. Misa Lute told th Board that the City Council has approved a request for a space utilization 1tudy of City Hall to begin in the fourth quarter of 1974. Copies of th infol"lllation submitted to the Planning and Zoning Coaaission, showt the need for additional library space, were distributed. Th bud et for th Library Board was diacuaaed next. Hr. Maxwell mov d, aaconded by Hr1. Sterlin&, that th Library Board budget be ace pted a1 preaent d by Hiaa Lute. 11\e motion pasaed unanimously. Th budget for th library was diacusa d. Th library budget requeat, Hia1 Lu te explained, repre1 nt1 a l2i incr a1e over th 1974 budaet. Sh point d out that this 11 a very 11 increaae in view of inflation • • ( • • • TO: FROM: DATE: SUEJECT: • 0 • MEMORANDUM Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager ·Richard A. Lorig, Personnel Director July 10, 1974 Executive Search Consultants ment ervic , Inc. of Arca ia, California, which on a national basis for s ch cities as Santa Monica, ?. allaghan and Corn any of Chicago , Illinois, which is presently wor ing for the Ci y of Lakewood, lookin for their top administrator and w s also recommended by sev ral other ~unicipalities as being o corn any in the municipal execut ive search fi ld. 3 . Loren Law and Associates of Minneapolis, Minnesota, a company doin extensive search in both the Midwes and west for oth m n1cipal governrnen and private ind stry. Arthur ~. Little, Inc. of S n Francisco, California , a company us d y Boulder a year and a half ago in aquirin it to admin- 1a rater nd lso r collll:len ed to us by Wa t r Kane, h present 1ty Administrator for Lakewood. They work exclu ively in the ov rnmen 1 fi ld. A bott, L ng r a d A co~ ny hat is in o h l s . They contacted u also do x ocia s, Inc. o xecutiv s arch h City in r c r cutive arch ror • • • • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD July 2, 1974 The Englewood Public Library Board held ita regular meeting on July 2 in the library conference room. Present: Lighthall, Maxwell, Shattuck, Simon, Sterling Absent: Brown, Kuhlman, Quaintance, Richards The meeting was called to order at 7:50 and a quorum declared present. The minutes were approved as mailed. Mias Lute told the Board that the library now has two direct outside telephone lines. The library also has retained two lines into the City Hall switchboard. She said that it is probable that the library will require another outside line if the use of the telefax increa1ea. Mias Lute announced that the total circulation was up slightly in the past month, and that the library, instead of losing circulation, i1 gaining. The loss of circulation from the bookmobile is a result of the 1011 of three stops in Arapahoe County. She also pointed out that the State Individual Grant money has been deposited with the office of the City Treasurer. This money {$1932) i1 to be used to buy art prints, records, and 8 11111 films. Mis1 Lute stated that suumer reading statistics are sati1factory. One of the biggest responses has been at Alice Terry School, and pre1ently, the large1t response has been in the fourth through s ixth grade1, instead of the lower grades, as expected. 100 children have pre1ently read at lea1t 8 booka in the progr11111. The contract propo1ed by the Arapahoe Re&ional Library wa1 di1cua1ed. Hr1. S imon moved that the board agree to accept the propo1al aa outlined in the letter of June 4 . The motion va1 1econded by Hr1. Sterlin& and pa11ed unanimou1ly. The budg t for 1975 wa1 di1cu1sed. Hi11 Lute told th Board that the City Council has approved a request for a apace utilization 1tudy of City Hall to b &in in the fourth quarter of 1974. Copie1 of th inforniation •uhlaitted to the Plannin and Zon in C011111i11 ion, 1howt th n ed for additional library sp ce, w.re di1tribut d. The bud t for the Library oard wa1 d11cu1eed next. Hr. Maxwell mov d, 1 cond d by Hr1. S terlina, that th Library Board bud et be accepted aa pr 1 t d by H111 Lute. Th aotion P••• d unanimou1ly . bud&et for th library v11 di1cu11 d. Th library bud& t r que1t, Hi11 Lu te plained , repr 1ent1 a 121 incr aa over th 197 bud et. Sh point d ou that thi1 11 a very •mall lncr a1e in vi of inflatioo • • • • • I• • and salary increases. Hrs . Sterling moved to accept the budget as it was presented, and Hr. Maxwell seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Hiss Lighthall explained to the Library Board that the Board needed to appoint an alternate to the Central Colorado Library Council. Hrs. Sterling agreed to serve as the alternate. Miss Lute announced to the Board that the pre-retirement discussion groups have not yet begun, primarily because of the construction being done adjacent to the library conference room. She told the Board that she is now planning to schedule one group in August. Hrs. Simon told the Board that the slide show was shown to the Lions Club with good acceptance, and was also shown in Dartmouth Park at the Placer Day celebration. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10120. Carol A. Pernicka Secretary to the Board •. , ( • • 0 (• • MEMORANDUM TO: ~ells Waggoner, Acting City Manager FROM: ·Richard A. Lorig, Personnel Di rector DATE: July 10, 1974 SUBJECT: Executive Search Consultants After receiving your request to investigate executive search firms that handle munici_al governments , I contacted several communities such as Boulder, Lakewood , and Northglenn for suggestions of firms to contact. Ea ch of these communities have either under gone a change in h to administ rator or is at present involved in such a change, which is why they were contacted. Beside s getting municipal recomrr.endations , I turned to the I.C .M.A . to look on a national basis as to what consulting firms have been used and also investi~ated local so-called executive search firms . The following list is the companies that were contacted asking them to submi pro osals whereby they would review possibly on e-hundred applications and, throu gh their investigation , bring these down to six final contenders for the position of City Manager. Each firm was req ested to submit a roposal listin what services they would e offering , the methods u ed and also price quotes for their services . The firms are: 1 . Public Managenent ervices , Inc . of Arcadia , California , which has done wor on a national basis for such cities as Santa Monica, Califor ia. 2. allaghan and Company of Chicago , Illinois , which is resently wor in~ for the Ci y of Lak wood, ookin for their top administrator and w s also recommended by sev ra oth r ~unicipalities as eing a o com ny in the municipal ex cutive search fi 1 . 3. Loren L w and Associates of Mi nea olis , Minnesota, a company doing ex e1sive search in both he nidwes and w for both m nicipal governments and private ind s ry. 5 . co fi Francisco, California , a co~p ny o in aqu1r1nr it to adm1n- u by W t r Kan , he re en They work exclusiv ly 1n the ocia e , Inc. o hica o, Illinois, xecutiv search and ersonn ma~ar, m nt h City in r c r s to c rtain p rsonn l cut1v search for over ntal a encies . • • • • • 6. E.R. Miller and Associates of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. This firm has been largely used by municipalities across the country such as Iowa City, Iowa and Pontiac, Michigan. 7. McMannis and Associates, Inc. of Washington, D.C. This company has done executive search work for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but feel ' that their forte is in the field of management consulting and not in executive search and, therefore, are not interested in submitting a proposal. 8. Akison, Mitchell, Robinson, Verdich and Associates of Boulder, Colorado. This firm proves to be merely an ewployment and placement agency and not familiar with the municipal field. 9. William B. Arnold and Associates of Denver. This agency , like number eight, is strictly an employment and placement firm not truly an executive search firm, nor familiar with the municipal picture. Out of the above list, we will, therefore, be receiving written proposals from the first six firms. The two firms most often re- commended, primarily because of staff, methodology, and extensive experience in the municipal field were Callaghan and Company and Arthur D. Little, Inc. It is interesting to note that all six of these firms will be including in their p ro osals the possibility of submitting additional names of candidates whom they feel may best fit the needs of the City of Engle~ood but may not have applied through an advertisement. Hopefully, all of the proposals will be received by the City by the middle of next week. If you have any further questions on any of these firms, please contact me. RICHARD A. LORIG Personnel Direc or RAL/bjj • . • • , • • ( . · ~ .. . ' . .. ~~· · .. . i•. , . .. • • • I• • · 'JU( 111974 • ·+ ·" LOREN L'. LAW & ASSOCl~TES MANAGEMENTCONSULTANTS1exe<;um1e RECRUITMENT '\,.···.is.·:._ Metro Office Pa<k o 28!iO Metro Or..,. a --..,0111. M-u 5M2ll a T...,._ teJ21 ... 11 '· · ·. t..,.. ... · July 9, 1974 Sincerely, Lo ren L. Law Pr sident LLL/mj t ;I . .. ,. . .. f ..... .... -· • . .. ? ~ ... · ..;; .-.... '"-.· .. ·-"' .. ,. ·1 ·,. " ,•. ,.· ) ...... I ~ I it: ... "' ~ . ~I''' • • f ( • • • 0 , . • ABB 0 TT. LANGER 8c ASS 0 CI ATES 1:119 s . LA SALL& ST .. CHICACIO. ILL. eoeoa 1a1u aaa.1••• PER Consult1nts i n Personne l M1n111ment and Industr i al Psycholoay SON#fl J UL l 1 J974' Mr. Richard A. Lorig Personnel Director City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mr. Lorig: July 9, 1974 I appreciated and enjoyed the opportunity to discuss with you by phon the City of Englewood's needs in the executive search area. We would be llOSt pleased to assist you and your city in the selection of a new City Manager. As we understand your current needs, the followiqg work program will apply. Work Program (1) A Registered Psychologist, knowledgeable and xp rienced in both personnel selection and municipal gov rnment, would interview the Mayor, a.embers of City Coun il, and sele t d department h ads of the City of Englewood in order to d termin th specific (as opposed to the general) personal char- acteristics d sirable in a city •anager for this specific municipality. (2) ume's (al re dy obtained by you) of approximately 100 appli can ts for ition would b r vi wed for neral qualifications as det e rmin d Tho candidat s whose qualifications a r obviously not optimal position would b liminat d from furth r consideration. (3) T l phon r f r nee c h c ks would be onducted on reaaining candidat s ac this point (to minimize ov rall coats to the client). Again, obviously 1 •-th n-optimal candid tes would b eli•inated froeo further consid rat1on. ( ) , ndidates (as~u d to numb r approximat ly 20) woul d b r - individually in further t ps in th screenin pro- uld include n intensiv psychological inter i w and pprop ri t p ych tric instrueenta. Dep ndin& upon nub r of c.ndid ca in a n ral ogra phi c ar a, chis ph .. of th scr ning proc dure would b conducted in <lli cag and/or in a l ct d citi a a round th country , th c hoice b ing ba d upon ainiaiza tion of th cost of th s l ct ion proc dur . At this point, dditional applicants vtll b Umin t d. (5) A coaipl t p r on l nd psychological ppraisal would b preps d on each of r aa ining candidat , th nullber naturally varyfn accordina to the nt o th psy h lo lat bu a su d to nullb ·r b ·tw n thrc~· nnd t11ht c ndtd t •· • • , - 1 • • • t• • Hr Richard A. Lorig Ci of Englewood July 9, 1974 Page Two l and Expenses • difficult to determine the exact completion date for a project of this type. ver, we can reasonably assume that our final recommendations would be made not than 30 days nor 1D0re than 60 days after receipt of authorization to proceed the City of Englewood. fee for this project would be $4,500.00, plus reimbursement for out-of-pocket nses incurred, payable as follows: $1,500.00 upon award of contract; $1,500.00 30 days thereafter; and $1,500.00 upon presentation of our final report. Elq>enses would be billed as incurred. In view of my own extensive experience in the area of •unicipal peraonnel admin- ut ration and the area of execut.ive search and selection, coupled vith my personal interest in the project aa a fot"lll!r Coloradan, I would participate in this project extensively, perhapa excluaively after the initial acreening of reauaie'a and tela- pbone reference check.a which I would direct. (For me to participate io the earlier ~ages would increase the coat of the project unnecessarily.) Amont other deairable outcomes of thi• course of action would be the opportunity for .. to become peraoo- ally faailiar with th official• and department head• of the City, aaauring tbe9 thereby of the coapet nee of the consulting firm •elected and, hopefully, cementing relationahipa for future consulting aervicea. SL: ca • . • • • I ,. • • 0 • Arthu r D Little, !n c u.E :/AR :r,r~E PLAZA . SAi · f-RANCIS ~;') CALI FORNIA 94 111 . (41~1961 ·2500 i . July 8 , 19711 Ma yor and City Council 3 400 So. Ela ti En glewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Y;:iy o:: and :-le~bcrE of th~ City Cou:icil: In r es?onsc lo llr. Rlchard Lorig's tel~phon~ request, Arthur n. Litle, T:ic., (J.DL) is pleas d lo submit tnls propo sal Lo a&si&l the Mayor and City c...~ncil o f tnblcwocd, Colorado in the recruitment of a City ~:.anager. This proposal outljne our gen ral und rstandins cf the problem and the s teps we will l ak lo help accomplish the task. 1.ACKGROU:ID I t is our und rstandinh: 1. That the ~tayor and City Council are inter !'It d in id nlif ir~ ~ucstand ir.g candid tea nod filling the position of l.ity :.; nager as suon •• reasonably possibl 2. That tic Mayor and City Council \:hh to r c ruit on a nationwid b si to in•ur tl~t th b st quali fi d ind 1vidual "'h" is ace: otabl to th Hayor nd City Council c: n be appoint d. Conaid ration ill b giv n to thoa• wh o v alr dy applied for tho position •• th r •ult of previous fforts by tn city. 3. That th the position ill ~ op n (w thin !; t by the ·o r :md C.ty Co~ncil) de- on th ~ualiCic:ation1 and bac rou~d of th I l Ct d. .. . .. • • ( • • • • (• ·. • Arthu·r D Littl e. In c July 8, 1974 ' -2- Mayor and City Council City of Englewoo<j, Colorado OBJE CTIVE AND APPROl\CU Our objective will be to find the b es t qualified candidates nationwide . Ve b elieve Lhat , allhough notices in professional jou rnals a r e desir a b l e, -ny of thf' bes t c&ndidatcs must bP s ough t out and invited t o apply . Our know ledi:;e of the field and our r ela t ionships with s uc h organiza t ions as the International Cit y Managemen t Associat ion, the Na t ional Le ague o f Cities, and v a r ious stat e leagues o f city officials make us we l l qua l i fied to assis t the Ma yo r and City Council . If our proposal is accepted , we will do t he following : 1. Interview the Hayor and each me mber of the City Council to dcLerrr.ine individual views of the position, and concerns r egarding desirable training, experience, and personal characteris t ics of candidateG. 2 . M et with the Mayor and City Council to help arrive at a general consensu r egarding th position . 3. Actively se k ~ut individuals with &upe r ior qualific lions, and invit and encoura e t hem to apply. ~ will talk directly with applicant• who show auperior qualifications. 4. Pr ar a report on not 1110r than ight or less than •ix of thos applicant• lllOSt n arly meeting the M.:iyor's and City Counicl'a specifications. W will liat all other cand~datea for the position and bri fly au rize their background. 5. 6. Meet with th yor and City Council to discuaa our nd provide background infor111ation • r co-ndationa Arr ng l'tlyor ach dulea of top c*ndidatea for interview by th nd City Council, if deaired. 7. Draft a letter for aignature by the Mayor and City Council to 11 unsu c ••ful candidat a. ,,, - • • , ' Arthur D Little. In c July 8, 1974 -3- Mayor and City Council City of Englewood, Colorado • • I• - ADL agrees that technical and judgl'!lental work in connection with this pro- posal will be done by myself and Robert Coop. We have recently completed simllar assignments for the cities of Glendale, San Jose, Walnut Creek, Santa Aaa, Arcadia, Simi Valley, Novato, and Salinas in California; Dould~r , Colorado; Clearwater, Flo rid ~; and Tucson, Arizona; the County of Tula1e and the County of Co nt ra Coc ta i n Californ ia; and the County Sup rvisors Association of California. Jn addltion, we have recently assisted Public T chnology, Inc., (a nonnrofit public corpora tion) in the recruitment nationally of Technology Agcnts (Assislnnl County or City Admin- i•trator le el) for 27 cities and counties throughout the United States. We will not, under the terms of the proposal, make intensive field inves- tigations in olving credit rating, =ral character, or verification of health. If inv stir.ation of candidates s lected for final interview is desir d, w will be glad to 1!13ke ~rran6 _rts for this outside th scope of this proj'Oll<il. H is su c ted that this typ of lnten1Jiv fi ld inves- tigat ion is not necessary for all candidat s for a position of this typ . If uch inv stigalion is desired for fin al c:andidatcs. some information can be inexpensively provided by sources curr ntly availabl to th Mayor and City Coun cil . We propos th following schedule for perfo1'1118nc of this •&r nt: lit and 2nd day 2nd day 5th to 45th day 45th d '1 60th day 0 D ye Tot l for cruitaent 1".e l with t t::ayor and rs of the City Council individ.ially. t with th Mayor and ntir Ci:y Council. Solicit and r ceive applica foaa and int rvie b at qualifi d applicanu. Leet dat to file ap licati a • u it r port to t or end City Council on top candidates (6-) 1th applications, ex hibits, s, and confid ntial r port. or int rvJ we by t nd City Counc l. • . • • • - r • • • I• • Arthu·r D Little, Inc July 8, 1974 -4- Mayor and City ~oun ci l City of En glewood, Colorado We will complete the work outlined above for a fixed fee of $5,900. This fee will include all professional services and expenses , such as travel, conununica- tion s , reports, and other directly related costs. Travel of candidates called for final interview by the Hayor and City Council will be at city expense. Appl icatjons will be received at the offjce of Arthur D. Little , Inc. If the Mayor and City Council wish, we will work out alternative arrangements for receipt of applications. We assure you w will devote our best efforts to the work under this assign- ment. Our recommendations and any written 1113terial we provide will be our best judgment based upon the inform:ition available to us and our liability, if any, shall not be ~reater than th a1:10unt paid to us for the services ren- dered. If this proposal ia acceptable, \ill you pl as sin and return the original ar.d one copy as authorization for us to ?roe ed with the work. W , in turn, vi ll hav our AuthoriTed Centro ting Offic r •ibTI and return the original to you for your records. NR/ Lett r in triplicate Approv d for Arthur 0. Littl , Inc. By-:---:~-:---.-~-:-~-:-:,---=-:-::-:~~ Authori d Contract! Off e~ Sincerely, ~t ~ Al;c pt d for tba City of Engl \'O od , Colorado . ' • . • • , • • 0 • Arthur D Utt le. inc. Mr. Rob'.:!rt::; is a princ:l pal staff consul t ant :.;pecializinr; in public sec tor work. Slnce j oi.ninr; Al>L , Hr. Roberts has prov id<'d con sul ting servic<':> to th e State• i.;ovc-r n m<'nt and numerol:s citi .s , countic·s , an d special districts . r Recently , he n:mag ed and conducted s tudj cs invol \•ing the evaluation of le e.a l i;ovc>rn ,·e nt s.:-rvicc-delivery sys tei:is . :to::;t of Mr. J:oberl 's assign- ncnts h:!ve been concernc-d wi th. orcanizatio1rnl rvaluation and planning , budec ting, and systems .'.!nalysis . P.e has aiso c ondu cted a number of recruit- m~nts for chief execut iv<'s of local governments. Before joining ADL, Nr . Roberts was a sc>nior co1 ::;u ltant with Peat, Maivick, l-!itchell & Co. during which lime he m.inaged sever.11 majo r consulting engage- mc>nts to provjdc 10.inaget,ent tr aining and t chnical assistance to fed ci·a lly funded programs. These assignments included systems as well as orgeniza- tional plan:-ling . He 11.as also involved with ori;,,uization and per sonne l studie s for the Contra Costa County Water District and the City of Los Angeles. In addi tion, Hr . Robert s assisted t he San Francisco Unified School Dh;trict in desicning a plar.ning, programmtnr;, budget.ir.g syi:tcms (PPCS), =d in trai nlni; district personnel in its application . For thre e years before th is, Mr. Roberts was a senior 11:embe r of the executive dil ector' s staff of a feder a lly funded program \dth a $60 million annual budget . There he assist d i n efforts to ir.;prove the i;e neral efficiency and ffectiv cn-~s i acll:i~nistra :l;c end program op~::a:ions. As 3 result of th is ::;e rv ice , he has bcco~e adept at de veloping and implem 1 t4r.g a bro ~d r ange of sys tero and p1ocedures to resolve probl cs facing _3q;e govern- mental organizations. Pr viously, Mr . Robe rt s was assistant city administrator of the City of Locita end rv d as deputy clerk and executive s er tary to the City Plan- ninr. Co ru:niss ion. As such, he was directly responsibl for the ad:rl.nistration of city hal l o er tions. For~crly , he was a staff assis tant to the City of Lon Ani; 1 s Bo.;rd of Public Works. Mr. Roberts receiv d a B ch lor of Arts ~egree from the University of California ~t Los An l s in Political Sci nee, and a Mast r's deg ree in Public Ad rni n istr tion speci ·lizin in local gov c>rn~ent fro th University of Southrrn Calif nir • ~tr. Roberts has taueht at San Francisco State Univer sity . He is a mcmb r of th Ari rican Society for Public Ad~ini st rat ion (Pr sid nt o( th Bay Ar a Chapt r in 1973-74), rhc.> W st rn Coverncenl l R s ard Assoc lat ion , the Internatiorr.l City ~!an ;igt'·~ent Association, and lntuu ti l uaonn l ~bn ... c cnt A sociat1on. In addi tion, he is a cb r of the • tion 1 A.!visory Coe itt e for th Urban Technolo&y System, fu.1 d d by the N t1o~l Scicnc Foundation. • • , ' • • • • Arthur D Little, Inc ROBERT COOP Mr. Coop is the Arthur D. Little, Iuc., (ADL) western regional director of pub lic administration services. He ha~ broad executive experience in federal, state, ~nd local government. Before joining ADL, he was director of Re gion IX of Lhe U.S. Depdrtment of Health, Education, and Welfar • (Region IX include~ Arizona, California, and Hawaji as w 11 as the Tru s t Territory n the Pacific.) During this time he ~as a member of the Federal Region al Council and served as its chairnan for one year . Hr. Coop was city manager in Phoenix, Arizona, from 1964 -1969, and before that was city inanacer in Newport Beach, California . From 1958-61 he was chief of the public administration division of the U.S. Mission to Yugosla via, Agency tor International Dev lopment. In the pre- ceding years he was city mana!( r of. Inglewood and Fr ont , both in California. Before U.S . Navy service from 1941-46, Mr. Coop was rerscnnel director in the City of Pasadena, a position h resumed after the end of World War II. He was a staff. member of. the California State Personnel Board and assisted in the df'velopll' nt and opcrarion of the Coort>rative-Peraonnel Servicee to local ai,enc ie!>. Mr. Coop holds an A.B. degree frOlll th University of Californi and an M.S. degree in Public Ad~inistration from the University of Southern California. He is a member of th American Society for Public Administration, the Natior.al Academy of Public Administration, and the Western Governmental Research Aaaociati o n. He ia a former director of the International City Hanageaent Aaao iation and was a member o! the board of directors of th Le;i ue of California Cities. Universily of Southern CaliforniP honored him in 1971 with the Fletcher Bovron Aw rd for distinctive service in urban adminiatration. . ' • . • • • I • • • 0 I• • CALLAGHAN & COMPANY t;;iil;t 6111 NOUTH CICERO AVENt;E ·CHICAGO, ILLINOI S 60UI ~ rHONE Area Code 312 • 283·1711 JUL 11 1974 July 8, 1974 Air Mail Special Delivery • Mr. Richard Lorig, Personnel Director Englewood City Hall Englewood, Colorado 80110 ' Dear Mr. Lo rig: lbis letter is written in response to our telephone conversation today regarding the services of our Manqement Services and Urban Affairs Division which is uniquely qualified to aasist the City of Englewood in its current recruitment, scr~ing and selection process toward fillina your position of City Manager. We would be ple .. ed to offer our service• in that effort. Beyond the lllportant screening of eppUcationa received for the position, as ve also dbcuHed, we would •uai•t that the Englewood City Council consider our proven, broader service which ve think would constitute a more qualified and valuable assistance to Englewood in making the illportant decision nov before you ••• our "full service" Urban Executive Search Service. 'lllis ServJce would include a step ve feel essential in a succeeaful recruitment proceu -a dhcw111ion aeetin• with the llayor and Citv Council and key staff -llbers to achieve a consensus on the duties, responsibilities and expectations of Englewood's City Man a ger position. The establish nt of such criteria .. to future Council-Haa .. er relationahipa, organiaational neerla, and desirable personal and professional attributes of Candidate~ •.'i 11 r atly enhance th cffectivrnus of th scr ning procen and final sel ction. I n addition to racating vith the >1ayor and Council and intervievtq appro- priate staff to utablish a con1ena1U1 and naluative criteria, we would 11.lo provide th followi servicest a. Co llect Croa your Offtc all application recei .. d for th poeitioa and issu ti ly ack.novled..-ent end periodic "atatue of application" report• to all ~andtdat 1. b. Conduct ind p dent prof• atonal 1 orch for ualified Candidates apar frOll announc ... nt or advertialn efforts. Our s arch wtll includ personal contact with knovn officials o sppropriat profea- aional aocteties and inquiry with others knowled, ahl in t o fl ld of publi c inistration • • • r • • • • Mr. Richard I.orig -2 -July 8, 1974 c. Screen all applicationa received, generated or solicited, -tching Candid,ta'a credentials with criteria aatabliahed by the City Coimcil for the position. d. Submit to the Office of the Mayor res1m1ea of thoae qualified Candidate• conaidered to be beat auited for the poaition, aeeking approval to conduct pralillinary interview• of auch candidate•. •· Submit to the Office of the Mayor the ~• •d quallficationa of CandidatH coaaiderad to be -•t highly qualified mid ra~nded for aalection interVi.va. f. P~da uaiat•ce in ••tabliahiq a final intarvi.v and naluation proceaa including, if d .. irad, uaiatance in final interviera. Final aalaction ud eppointmant action ia to be -de by the Mayor end City Cowicil, in accordance with your local ordiunce proviliou. The above Hnicaa will be di.;ected b y the ederaigaad. All aervic:ea in connection with thb uaia-nt will be parfomed by indiYiduala of our Diviaion who PM ... • racopued -idpal ND .... lllt •d aelection experience 11Dd j-.-t. Our f .. f or profeaaional aervic .. u outlined above will be l.SZ o f the initial annual aalary of the aelected candidate, plua expanaea iacurred in t h la .. aigameat on a coat-only reiabura.a>la baaia. Should the City Co uncil not deaira to utilize our "f1all proceaa" Urban Eaecutive Search Senrice, ~ receipt of clearly defi•d clutiH end rHponaibilitiea for the City Kmapr poaition, -would be pleaeed to offer aervic:ca limited to the a craeoiq of the applicationa you have racehad mld conduct buqround lnquiriea on qualified candidatH for a fee of $40.00 par hour , plua e:iipenaaa o n a coa t rail'lburaabla bub. \la would anticipate that a f e 1.111d4lr thb arrana••nt would not exceed $3 ,000 , allcluaiva of exp-••· We will be very pi.a..4 to -dt with the Ha)tor •d Co•ctl oa etO.r ot the alternative aHi ~t • Pl••• do not haaltata to c-tact -vtth r~an to the above pr ovi~i on or ;my a c tivi t i a p ert i nen t t o thia propo a l . Si n cerely , )~ P &'*l A. le PA1l1ja Vice Preli t ' Divia iOl'I Di re ctor aa • nt Senric• ' Ur an .Ufa1 r1 Div1a1oa • . • • - • • • t• ·. • -13- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: July 2, 1974 SUBJECT: Vacation of South Cherokee Circle -3400 Block South RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Wade seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the vacation of Cherokee Circle in the 3400 Block South, for .the following reasons: 1. There is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area. 2 . 'nlere is no further need for South Cherokee Circle for the purpose of providing access to the residences along the street, inasauch as those that reaain are now vacant and are to be removed . In the future, the land will be developed as a unit, with frontage on South Cherokee Street and on West Haapden Place. 3. 'nle street vacation would not be in conflict with sub- division regulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3. 4 . 'nle s treet vacation would not be in conflict with the Collprehenaive Plan or the Master Street Plan. AYES : Wade ; Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson ; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguaa NAYS : Non ABSENT : Saith Tb •Otion carried. Respectfully su ba itted, By Ord r of th City Planninc and Zonin Co.aiaaion. • . • • , -. • • • • 0 - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JULY 2, 1974 I. CALL TI) ORDER . The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Martin. Members present: Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade Members absent: Brown ; Smith; Weist Also present : Assistant Dire ctor Romans; Planning Assistant House II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Lentsch moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Minutes of June 18, 1974, be approved as written. AYES: Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade NAYS: None ABSENT: Weist; Brown; Smith The motion carried. Mr. Brown enter d and took his place with the COllllllission. Mr . Romans apologized to the Commission for the late delivery of th Commis ion notebooks, explaining that the method of deliv ry had be n chang d without th department's knowledg III . CHEROKEE IRCLE VACATION CASE #20-74 of Cherokee eat XC ption r va 0 0 ry ota • • f • • 0 I• • -2- Mr. William Malone stated that he was the representative for the applicants. The applicants do own all of the property abutting on the Circle. Mr. Malone stated that the Bank did acquire the property north of Hampden Place for use as a parking lot several years ago, and did dedicate 10 ft. from that property to.facilitate widening of the street, which is now designated as West Hampden Place. Mr. Weist entered and took his place with the Commission. Mr. Malone stated that he understood there is a private water- line in the street, which is being used by Ludwig Florists; but there would be no problem with the line . Mr . Martin noted the staff report indicates there is also a gas line in the street. Mr. Malone stated that the gas line "doesn't go any place", but was installed just to serve the house s in this subdivision. Mr. Malone added that this matter can be handled at such time as development of the area is imminent. Mr. Martin stated that he felt the development of this area as a "package'' was a good idea; however, he stated he would like to see the dedication of the 125' x 125 ' parcel for parking for City Hall and Library patrons, as suggested by Director of Public Works Waggoner. Mr. Martin asked Mr. Malone if the possible deeding of such a parcel presented any problem? Mr. Malone stated that this was two separate matters : first, the vacation of Cherokee Circle, and secondly, the matter of parking for the City . Mr. Malone stated that the matter of making land available for parking for the City is under con- sid ration by the Bank as a result of a meeting with Acting City Manager Waggoner and the Planning staff earlier in the day. This will have to be consider d by the Bank Board. r . b ? t r tat d that he didn't feel the matter of parking the Library had any b aring on th qu tion ion. He ask d how the prop rty is u ed now? that the cent r portion of the prop rty is or the Bank ; the perimet r ha om bom th ho are in th proce of being remov d. r. point d out that non of the hom w r occupi d. d W8 D d City Hall? for additional ri ht-o -ay Mr . Roaan tat d that a t of City Hall ty Hall prop rty. s not a d di at d all y, • • , • • • 0 • -3- Mr. Jones asked if the applicants had an estimate on the date the property will be cleared? Mr. Malone stated they did have a time schedule, but had run into difficulties with the house- moving company. Mr. Ludwig has made contact with another company for removal of the remainder of the houses. Mr. Ludwig stated that it had been his responsibility to enter into a contract with a house-mover to have the homes removed by July 15, 1973; however, the house-mover ran into a number of problems, and the contract was severed, Mr. Ludwig stated that they have contracted with another c<>11pany who is to have the houses removed by September. Mr. Jones stated that he was concerned about the general appearance of the area. Lentsch moved: Wade seconded : The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the vacation of Cherokee Circle in the 3400 Block south, for the following reasons: 1. There is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area. 2. There is no further need for South Cherokee Circle for the purpose of providing access to the residences along the street, inasmuch a those that remain are now vacant and are to be removed. In the future, the land will be developed as a unit, with frontage on South Cherokee Street and on West Haapden Place. 3. The stre t vacation would not be in conflict with subdivi ion regulation as t forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3. 4. Th tr t vacation would not be in conflict with th Compreh nsive Plan or the Mast r Str t Plan. AYES : Wad ; i t; Bro n ; Jon ; Jor enson ; Lentsch; Martin; Tan uma NAYS : Non ABSENT : Saith Tb mot on arr d • Mr. Fir t ational Mr. urry o. IV. CAS #115-74 tat d th t thi • tt r h d n tabl d at th • • f • • STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staff Report Re: • 0 • STREET VACATION Case #20-74 Vacation of South Cherokee Circle between West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street. Date to be considered: July 2, 1974 Name of Applicant: William K. Malone Simon, Eason, Hoyt and Malone, on behalf of: First National Bank of Englewood 333 West Hampden Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 Ray C. & Beulah L. Ludwig DBA Ludwig & Co. Florists 2888 South Ogden Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Names of Property Owners: First National Bank of Englewood 333 West Haapden Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 Ray C. & Beulah L. Ludwig DBA Ludwig & Co. Florists 2888 South Ogden Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 R lat i on o f Applicant to Request: Th applicant are owners of the property adjoinin th tr t r ight-of-way . t ric t : B-1 , Bu 1n o s tri ct. ,,, _ • • • • • • 0 • STAFF REPORT Page -2-STREET VACATION Case #20-74 Description of Request: In a letter from William K. Malone, the attorney representing the First National Bank of Englewood and Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig, the request was made .•• "for the City to vacate, by ordinance, all of Cherokee Circle lying within the McKinley's Subdivision 2nd Filing, north of West Hampden Place." See the attached letter from Mr. Malone to the Planning and Zoning Commission. The applicants maintain that the houses on the north and west sides of South Cherokee Circle have been or are being removed and there is no further public purpose for retaining the public right-of-way. Recommendation from the Department of Community Development: The staff recommends approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission of the requested street vacation, retaining necessary easements for Utilities, for the following reasons: 1. There is no further public need for South Cheroke Circle for purposes of traffic flow between W st Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area. 2. There is no further need for South Cherokee Circl for the purpose of providing access to the re idences along the street, inaS11uch as those that remain are now vacant and are to be removed. In the future, the land will be developed as a unit, with fronta e on South Cherokee Street and on West Haapden Plac • 3. The street vacation would not be in conflict 1th subdivi ion regulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3. 4. The tre t vacation would not be in conflict with th Compr hen ive Plan or the Ma t r Stre t Plan. hav to Public It ha that a 125' x divi ion b d ci location of th utility a m nt will rmin d by th Dir tor of Util ti and th Company, Gas Division. parking for th land u hould not, h map, i a matt r which th 1 ha d with the Fir t t onal B nk. tbi• a •Ull t d condition to ,,,. - • • • STAFF REPORT Page -3- • 0 - STREET VACATION Case #20-74 Description of Subject Site or Area and the Adjacent Area : South Cherokee Circle is a lightly trafficked local street which intersects with South Cherokee Street on the east, and West Hampden Place on the south. It does not provide for any necessary traffic flow between these two streets (West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street), and therefore, is not important to traffic circulation in the area. Its present use is for on-street parking f or the vehicles of people employed in the vicinity and as access to the First National Bank parking lot. (See the area sub- divided as Block 2, McKinley Subdivision, 2nd Filing). Access to the parking lot is via a curb cut on the north side of the lot. Another curb cut exists on the south side of the lot off of West Hampden Place, but this entrance is presently blocked off with bumper stops and is not used. Background of Previous City Action Relating to the Property: On October 26, 1949, this area was platted as McKinley Subdivision and the area to the north and west of Cherokee Circle was subsequently developed with single-family houses. Cherokee Circle was platted as a U-shaped street with access off of South Cherokee Street. In 1968, the area was rezoned from R-1-C, Single- family Residence, to B-1, Business, upon an application filed by the First National Bank of Englewood and other property owner in the subject area. 'nle Bank has subsequently pur- chased all of the land around the Circle except that owned by the Ludwigs . With the construction of the First National Bank of Engl wood on the north side of U.S. 285 betw en South Ch rokee Str t and South Elati Street and the relocation of th City llnll to the fonaer Norgr n Plant at 3400 South Elati Str t, additio nal ace w n d d and in May of 1970, th outh 1 g of South Cherok e Circle wa extended west to inter ect with South Elati Street. 1bis tr t, wb ch ran from South Ch rokee Str t to South Elati Stre t, wa deai nat d a 'If t lla•pden Plac in 1971. th u-hap d Ch rok lat r acquir d by th upon th approval o C rel B nk, th • • , • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • 0 • Relationship to the Comprehensive Plan: STREET VACATION Case #20-74 The Comprehensive Plan for 1980 projects the use of this land for business. Comments from other Departments: Public Works Department: See enclosed memo. Utilities Department: See enclosed memo. Fire Department: No disapproval was expressed. However, "In the future, if and when buildings are planned for this parcel, we would at that time require proper egress and ingress routes for emergency purposes." Public Service Company: No disapproval was expressed; however, an easement for the gas main lying in South Cherokee Circle will have to be reserved for PSC. Other departments: No disapprovals were expressed. Department of Community Development Analysis: Since the original discussions of the First National Bank-City Hall-Cinderella City complex, it has been assumed that the area adjacent to south Cherokee Circle would be d velop d as a unit, and the stre t would not be ne d d for public purpose. It is at this point which we now find our- selve . Inasmuch as the land is under the ownership of the First National Bank of Englewood, with the exception of th lot owned by the Ludwigs, the staff is of the opinion that it can be t be developed without the treet bi ecting th ar a. The taff se no further public purpo e for the tre t. 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AYES: Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma ; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones KAYS: None ABSENT: Saith The aotion carried. Respectfully subaitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning C<>1111ission. • • • • 0 •• • -3- Mr. Jone s asked if the applicants had an estimate on the date the property will be cleared? Mr. Malone stated they did have a time schedule, but had run into difficulties with the house- moving company. Mr. Ludwig has made contact with another company for removal of the remainder of the houses. Mr. Ludwig s~ated that it had been his responsibility to enter into a contract with a house-mover to have the homes removed by July 15, 1973; however, the house-mover ran into a number of problems, and the contract was severed. Mr. Ludwig stated that they have contracted with another company who is to have the houses removed by September. Mr. Jones stated that he was concerned about the general appearance of the area. Lentsch moved: Wade seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the vacation of Cherokee Circle in the 3400 Block south, for the following reasons: 1. 'lbere is no further public need for South Cherokee Circle for purposes of traffic flow between West Hampden Place and South Cherokee Street, nor for purposes of traffic circulation in the area. 2. 'lbere is no further need for South Cherokee Circle for the purpose of providing access to the residences along the street, inasmuch as those that remain are now vacant and are to be removed. In the future, the land will be developed as a unit, with frontage on South Cherokee Street and on West Hampden Place. 3. 'lbe street vacation would not be in conflict with subdivi ion regulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3. 4. 'lb str t vacation would not be in conflict with th Comprehensive Plan or the Master Street Plan. AYES: W.de; eist; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma NAYS: Non ABSENT: Smith Th motion arri d. r. rt n a k d Mr. Curry, pr • d nt of th Fir t National B nk, to report back to the Comaia ion wh ther or not an gr nt on th parking ar a for City Hall can be r ach d. Mr. Curry a r d to do so. IV. SANTA k-t-c, -U ION ANNEXATION le-taaity Reeid nc CAS #15-74 d tbat thi• aatter bad n ta bl d at t.h • • • • • • 0 I• • -4- Brown moved: Wade sec onded: The Commission raise Case #15-74, R-1-C, Single-family Residence Zoning of a portion of the Santa Fe-U nion Annexation Are a, from the table for consideration. AYES: Jon es; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Weist; Brown AYS: None ABSENT: Smith The motion ca rri ed. Mr. Martin stated that the Commission had delayed some time in attempting to arrive at the proper zoning for this area. He expressed his appreciation to the attorney's for the citizens for th cooperation given the Commission. Ir. Martin stated that he would lik to see a recommendation to City Council zoning this area south of West Tufts Avenue and east of South Windermere, to R-1-C, Single-family Residence, with the additional r commendation, based on testimony at the Public Hearing , that the property at 1590 West Tufts Avenue be zoned to I-1 , Light Indu trial. Mrs. Wade ask d if it was proper to "pie e-mea l " the zoning, or if the entire area should go to light industrial? Discu sion followed. Mrs. Roman s pointed out that the prop rty at 1590 West Tuft Av nue wa zon d I-2 H avy Industrial, whil in the County. Th County I-2 zoning regulations r quire a 50 ft. setback where industrial property abuts r sid ntial property; Mr • Roman tated that she felt thi r quir m nt i unrealistic. Th City o.t Engl ood 1-1 zoning do all for sere ning, and th prop rty owner would hav to install an opaque wall on th a t prop rty lin 1r. 81 own • k d Mr •• R<>111an th rcs1dcnti 1 the d • • • • • • • 0 I • • -5- with the City, and that if there are to be modifications to the zoning as proposed, it could be done after the land is placed in a zoning classification, Mrs. Wade noted that if residences would become continue to l"ive there. if there were residents to the I-1 zoning? the property were to be zoned I-1, the non-conforming, but the residents could Discussion followed. Mr. Brown asked in the area who had strong objections Mr. Manning stated that they had no voice on whether they were to be designated R-1-A, R-1-B, or R-1-C; he asked why the R-1-C classification was chosen for that property? Mrs. Romans stated that the R-1-A Zone District is extremely restrictive; she cited the minimum floor area requirements, the minimum lot area requirements, and stated that the staff felt the R-1-C Zone District was more compatible with the area as it exists. Mr. Manning pointed out that if the property to the west of hilll is zoned light industrial, and the screening wall is required, this wall would be "six feet from my view of the mountains I have cherished for 18 years." Mr. Goggin, who stated that he is not an attorney, stated that he was advised by Messrs. Dransfeldt, Stohn and Manning to speak to the Commission. He stated that it appears the City Council and Planning Commission view ordinances and statutes as superceding the Constitution of the United States. It was pointed out that the Constitution grants to citizens the right to the type of government they want, and immunity from the type of government they do not want; the property owners in the Santa Fe-Union Area did not want to become a part of the City of Englewood, and therefore, their Constitutional rights were violated. 1be following amendments to the U.S. Constitution were referred to by Mr. Goggin : 4th, 5th, 7th, 9th, 10th, 13th, and 14th . Th Color do Con tition, Article II, §1, 2, 3, 7, 13, 14, 15, 25, 26, and 28 w re also r ferred to by Mr. Goggin. H tated that a trial by jury i guaranteed citizen , and th prop rty own r hav not been granted a "trial by jury", even thou h tb matter is 1n Court. H tated that 180 case have found that in orporation into a muni c p l ty 1nvolv involuntary rv tud , bich a ain violat th on titutional ri hta of th citiz n • d oJ Mr . Roman Court? Mr • n tri d, and not th qu tion d any of th of tb COllll Courts. pr viou ion • • • • • 0 • -6- Further discussion between the speaker and the Commission ensued . Mr. Lentsch asked if Messrs. Dransfeldt, Manning and Stohn were opposed to the I-1 zoning? Mr . Goggin stated that they were opposed to any zoning at this time, until such time as the annexation question is settled. Mr. Lentsch stated that he felt the 'cornmiss ion wanted to zone the land to the people's advantage. Mr. Dransfeldt stated that he wants the same zoning he had in the County. Mr. Dransfeldt's property is proposed to be zoned I-3, Heavy Industrial . Mr. Granbush, member of the audience, stated that he felt it was obvious the Commission was "out of order if the annexation isn't a matter of fact," and asked if the consideration of zoning at this time wasn't "rather superfluous or a waste of time?" Further discussion followed. Mr. Brown pointed out that the Commission has the authority and responsibility to represent the e itizens of Englewood, and to make recommendations to the City Co uncil. In regard the annexation and zoning, Mr. Brown stated that if Mr. Goggin had been present at the previous meetings, he would realize the depth of the discussions the Commission has had. Mr. Brown stated that it is up to the Court to rule on whether or not the property is i ndeed within the City of Englewood, but at the present time, the Commission has a responsibility to zone the land. Mr . Manning stated that they wanted a right to vote on the zoning. Ir. artin pointed out that thi meet i ng is for the purpos of di c u sion on th zoni ng by the co .. is ion and an ultiaate r comm ndntion to Council on zonin for th land. Mr. Martin tat d that th matt r o! annexation ill be determined in a Court of Law, and that the Cc:.ais ion can do nothing about th ann x tion at th point. Furth r di u sion follo ed . rtin r it rat d hi r COiia ndation that th property outb W t Tufts and a t of South Wind rm r , 1th the xc ption 15 0 w t Tufts, zon d R-1-C, and that 1590 est Tufts d I-1. at r • • • • 0 ,. • -7- Brown moved : Tanguma seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the properties south of West Tufts Avenue and east of 1590 West Tufts Avenue be zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence, AYES: Jorgenson ; Lentsch ; Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith The motion carried, SANTA FE-UNION ANNEXATION AREA I-1, Light Industrial Wade moved: CASE #16-74 Tanguma seconded: The matter of Case #16-74, I-1 Light Industrial Zoning, be raised from the table. AYES: Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones ; Jorgenson NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith The motion carried. Mr. Martin stated that the COIUlli ion would now consider the properties posted for I-1, Light Industrial, zoning, Mr. Martin stated that he ha aade personal evaluations of the area based on ix aonth of di u ions. Mr. Martin stated that he would r coaa nd th C<>1111i ion proceed with the ia- po ition dth I-1 and I-3 Zon Di tricts, but, based on testimony pre ented at th Public ff arin , that the I-3 Dis- trict be am nd d to includ any u includ d in the I-2 District, Di cu ion n u d. Peraitted u in I-2 v . Peraitted u•es in th I-1 Di trict di CUB d. Mr. Lent ch tat d that h would of conun rctal zonin alon South if I-1 zonin didn't inc lud h l It th bu in zontn th n tat d that h felt th pro s hould zon d I-3 rath r than Mr . John Gollub 1439 Court Pl tat d b r pr a 300 ft. strip Mr. M rttn asked Mr . Lentsch stated "clean r". Mr. L nt•ch o n d by Mr. Soul nt d th Of fie of Mr. Myrick, and that th •trip alon Santa F , a pre-d. a 100 v iou ly d i c u Mr. Martin uc h Mr . h t lt th d pth w t. in d pth. pth OUld nta F' ? ar ba k ; h do to so. prop ru Mr . Svi 1 •tat d t lt th pr nt • • • • • ·. • -15- MEMORANDUM ID THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: July 2, 1974 SUBJECT: Sarrta Fe-Union Annexation Zoning Designation: I-1. RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the zoning of the land west of South Santa Fe be accomplished thusly: A 300 ft. strip of I-1, Light Industrial zoning shall be designated along South Santa Fe Drive; all properties with the exception of that owned by Mr. Soule proposed for I-1 zoning, shall be designated I-2, General Industrial. 'lbe properties east of South Santa Fe Drive and north of West Tufts Avenue shall be designated as I-1, Light Industrial. 'lbe properties east o f South Santa Fe Drive and south of West Tufts Avenue east to and including 1590 West Tufts Avenue, shall be designated I-1 , Light Industrial. AYES : Martin ; Tanguaa ; Wade ; Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgens on; Lentsch NAYS : Non e ABSENT : Smith The •otion c a rried. Respectfully submitted, By Order o f the City Planning and Zoning COllllission. MtP..t~ ~- Recordi n g Secretary • • I • • • 0 - -7 - Brown moved: Tanguma se conded: The Planning Commi ss ion recommend to City Council that the properties south o f West Tufts Avenue and east of 1590 West Tufts Avenue be zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence. AYES: Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith The motion carried. SANTA FE-UNION ANNEXATION AREA 1-1, Light Industrial Wade moved: CAS E #16-74 Tanguma seconded: The matter of Cas e #16-74, 1-1 Light Industrial Zoning, be raised from th table. AYES: Lentsch; Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Wei st ; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson NAYS: None ABSENT: Smith The motion carried. Mr. Martin stated that the Commission would now co nsider th e properti s posted for J-1, Light Industrial, zoning . Mr . lartin stated that he has made personal evaluations of the area based on six months of discussions. Mr. Martin stated that he would recommend the Commission proceed wilh th im- position ~the I-1 and I-3 Zone Districts, but, based on testimony presented at the Public II aring , that th I-3 Dis - trict b e amend d to include any use included in tho J -2 Oj s t r i t. Discussion ensu d. Permitted uses in I-2 vs. Permitt d uses l n th I-1 District were discussed. Mr. Le nt sc h stated that he would like to of conun r i al zoning along South Santa F if 1-1 zoning d idn't includ busin ss u s s? h f l t th bu. i n ess zoning would b "cl a n r". th n stat.c>d that h felt th prop rty own d . hould b zon d I-3 rath r than I-1 • Ir. John Gollub 1439 ourt Pl c n k d wh t a 300 uh n . Mr. Svig l's, alon g 300 .ft, might b mor lik 100 tt. r pr nt d th o!fic I r. tyr k, trip alon g Santa , n. pr - in d pth. ft. d pth would do to , om prop<'r U South S,nta F? Mr . S v i1~ol .t too far back ; h f lt th pr , . • • • • • • 0 • -8- Mr. Ivy Hunt stated that he owned the Corn Husker's Motel; he is trying to improve his property, and will eventually phase out the motel in favor of mini-warehousing. He stated that he had already gotten one building permit; if this was zoned to commercial, would mini-warehousing be permitted? Mrs. Romans·noted that the commercial depth impo ed by the County scales out to 300 ft. Ir. Jones stated that he felt the zoning on Santa Fe must accommodate the property owners abutting Santa Fe; he asked if the 8-2 zoning would permit the uses the I-1 zoning per- mitted? Mrs. Romans stated the B-2 zoning does not permit mini-warehou ing, nor does it permit greenhouses. Mrs. Romans noted that the I-1 District had recently been amended, and at the time the amendment was drafted, uses along Santa Fe had been included so that in the event the e properties were zon d to I-1, they would not become non-conforming. Furth r discussion with Mr. Hunt en ued. !r. Martin qu stioned whether an ownership should be divided into two zone districts, as would happen if a "buffer" strip is pla ed along South Santa Fe. Ir. Sample stated he didn't feel the property owners would object to a buffer zone along Sa nta Fe. Further discu sion followed. Mrs. Romans sugg ted th po sibility of recommending zoning as it was pot d, and initiating r zoning at a later date, if thi wer n c ary, to the classi i ation favored by the prop rty own r. and/or Commis ion. Mr. Lent c h r it rat d that th prop rty owned b Ir h ul b zon d J-3 . oule going to r comm nd r . artin tat d Ir Gollub point zoning, and d to Gollub tat d valu of hi liont • • • , • • 0 , . • . ·- that t he I-2 zoning is directly oppos i te to the pr e v i o 11·; Council and staff recommendatims when this action wa s i niti a te d , Mr. Weist stated that he felt compromise z on i n g wa s wro11g . Mr. Weist stated that he would like to r comm nd the e nt i r e area be zoned as near to the former County zoning as possible. Mr . Martin stated he felt the City was making every effort to equal the County zoning as clos ly as pos s ible. Mr . Martin stated that he felt the City wa s "bending over backwards to accommodate the land owners". Mr. Lents ch stated that he did not feel the City was accommodatin g anybody. Discussion followed. Mr. Jorgens on • t a t cl th a t he felt th,.. n e arest compatibility in zoning could b r e alized by the 300 ft. of strip zoning along Santa Fe, and the remainder of the land zoned to I-2 and I-3, with the amendment to the 1-3 Zone District to allow I-2 uses. Lentsch moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the zoning of th land we s t o f South Santa Fe be accomplished thusly: A 300 ft. strip o f I-1 , Light Industrial, zoning shall be de s ignated along South Sn nta Fe Drive ; all properties with the exception of that o wn e d hy Ir. Soule proposed for I-1 zoning shall be d es igna ted I-2, General Industrial. TI1e properties east of South Santa Fe Drive and north o f W st Tuft s Avenue shall be designated as I-1, Light Indu s trial. The properties east of South Santa Fe Drive and south of w st Tufts Avenue east to and including 1590 West Tufts Avenue, sha 11 be designated 1-1, Light Industrial. Discussion followed. AYES: Martin; Tanguma; Wade; Weist; Brown; Jones; Jorg nson; L ntsch NAYS: Non AB SENT: Smith Th mo tion c rri d. d : d : Th matt r of Ca t bl • #17-74 AYES: T n g waa ; ad ; W i t ; Brown ; Jon I r t n AY : Non AO E T : th Th ot on rr d. CA SE 111 7 -74 r 1 d f ro t h Jor n on ; L<>nt c h ; • • , • • • • • -16- MEMORANDUM n> THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE : July 2, 1974 SUBJECT: Santa Fe-Union Annexation Zoning Designation: I-3 RECOMMENDATION: Lentsch moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the properties advertised and posted for I-3, Heavy Industrial zoning be so zoned; it is also recomaended that property owned by Kr. Soule be zoned to I-3, Heavy Industrial. It is further rec011111ended that 122.4-15 of the C<aprehensive Zoning Ordinance, the 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District, be aaended to include any use permitted in the I-2 General Industrial Zone District, rather than any use in the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District. AYES : Tanguma ; Wade ; Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson ; Lentsch; Martin NAYS : None ABSENT : Saith lbe ao t ion c arrie4 Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning COllllission . • . • • I • • • 0 • -9- that the I-2 zoning is directly opposite to the previous Council and staff recommendatbns when this action was initiated . Mr. Weist stated that he felt compromise zoning was wrong. Mr. Weist stated that he would like to recommend the entire area be zoned as near to the former County zoning as possible . Mr. Martin stated he felt the City was making every effort to equal the County zoning as closely as possible. Mr . Martin stated that he felt the City was "bending over backwards to accommodate the land owners". Mr. Lentsch stated that he did not feel the City was accommodating anybody. Discussion followed. Mr . Jorgenson stated that he felt the nearest compatibility in zoning could be realized by the 300 ft. of strip zoning along Santa Fe, and the remainder of the land zoned to I-2 and I-3, with the amendment to the I-3 Zone District to allow I-2 uses. Lentsch moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the zoning of the land west of South Santa Fe be accomplished thusly : A 300 ft. strip of I-1, Light Indu strial , zoning shall be designated along South Santa Fe Drive; all properties with the exception of that owned by Mr. Soule proposed for 1-1 zoning shall be designated 1-2, General lndu trial. 1he properties east of South Santa Fe Drive and north of West Tufts Avenue shall be designated as 1-1, Light Industrial. 1he properties east of South Santa Fe Drive and south of West Tufts Avenue east to and including 1590 West Tufts Avenue, shall be de ignated 1-1, Light Industrial. Discu sion followed. AYES: M rtin; Lent ch TangUJ11a; Wade; Weist ; Brown; Jone Jorgenson ; NAYS: Non ABSENT: aith Th motion arr1 d. 1-3, CASE #17-74 Th aatt r ot Ca •17-74 rai& d froa the ta bl . A ad ; i t ; Bro n ; Jon Jor n on ; Lentecb; T : h Tb • t n arr d. • • -- ' • • • • 0 ,. • --10- Lentsch moved: Jorg enson seconded: The Planning Co11UJ1i ss ion recommend to City Council the propnrt ies advertised and post d for I-3, Heavy Industrial zonin:g be so zoned ; it is also recomm ended that property owned by Mr . Soule be zoned to I-3, Heavy Industrial. It is further recommended that §22.4-15 of the Co mprehensive Zoning Ordinance, the I-3 , Heavy Industrial Zone District, be amended to include any use permitted in the I-2 General Industrial Zone District, 1~ther than any use i n the I-I, Light Industrial Zon a Distric t. AYES: Tanguma ; Wade ; Weist ; Elrown ; Jones; Jorgenson ; Le ntsch; Martin NAYS: Non e ABSENT: Smith The motion carried . V. CAP! TAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Mrs. Romans stated that the Commission has reviewed the su b- mission by the Department Hea cts of Capital Improvement requests. Mrs. Romans remi nded the members that Mr. Supin ger had pre- sented an additional list of improvements for the ir considera- tion at th e l a t Commi ssion study session. Mrs. Roman s d iscussed a mobile planning unit, wh ich is one of the r quests. She stated that she fe lt the current City Cou ncil is very se nsitiv e to citizen input, and that this unit would be o n way of seeking that input on the "neighborhood" basis. Mrs. Romans stated that this vehicl could also be used by oth r departments , such as the Park Department, th Utilities D partment , etc. Mr. L nt ch sugg sted that possibly this v hic le c ould al o be used to pi k up itizen s thatmight not hav any oth r w y to att nd Council me tings, or other city me ting • Di ion ollov. d. r • Roman r viewed the Ca pita l Improve nt Progr a in 1973, and not d th t a gr at d al of th proj l a t gun, and om of th m ompl d . th Departm ntal r ord r to fa litat d ion. pprov d at con- • • I . ' • • STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staff Report Re: I • 0 - ZONING DESIGNATI ONS Case #15-74 (R-1-C) Case #16-74 (I-1) Case #17-74 (I-3) Zoning of Santa Fe -Union Annexation Area. Date to be Considered: June 18, 1974 Initiated By: City of Englewood, as the annexing municipality. Because three zone classifications have been proposed for the annexation area, three leg al notices appeared in the paper, and three hearings will be held: One on the area to be zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence; one on the area to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial; and one on the ar a to be zoned I-3, Heavy Industrial. Becau c much o f the data i n the staff report would be identical for all three cases, the information for all three Hearings has been incorporated into one report. Location: An irregularly shaped area which lies on both the east and the wost side of South Santa Fe Drive. The ar a to the west of South Santa Fe Drive extends westerly to, and at some point beyond, the South Platte River and from We t Union Av nu to a point 337 feet north of West Quin c y Avenue. Ara east side of South Santa Fe Driv , th propo d ov r an area fronting on both the north and outh of W t Tuft Avenue, ext nding approximately 550 a t from South Windermere Str et. Prior to Annexation to the Cit of Englewood: R-3, n le-family R eid ntia l B-• n ral Bu n I-1, gh t I ndu trial 1-2, II avy Indu trial F, FlOOd Plain ( ttacb d map) Pro po Pur a ion tak n Plann n an Coaai ion on d t.o th ity of n wood by Ord in o. po L d and public z d to • • • • STAFF REPORT Page -2- • 0 • , . ZONING DESIG ATIONS Case #15-74 (R-1-C) Case #16-74 (I-1) Case #17-74 (I-3) Public Hearing No. 1: Advertised to be zoned R-1-C, Single family Residence: An area east of South Windermere Street and south of West Tufts Avenue. Please refer to the attached map for the location of this area. Public Hearing No. 2: Advertised to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial: a. The area to the east o f South Santa Fe Drive which lies north of West Tufts Avenue and the area to the south of West Tufts Avenue, which lies west of South Windermere Street. b. The land to the west of South Santa Fe Drive with the exception of those lands shown on the Arapahoe County Assessor's records as being owned by: Hunger, Garman, City and County of Denver, Sample, Svigel, Koch, Roberts, Dransfeldt, Kiewit, and Hall. Please refer to the attached map for the location. Public Hearing No. 3: Advertised to be zon d I-3, Heavy Industrial: Those properties shown on the records of the Arapahoe County Assessor as being owned by: Hunter, Garman, City and County of Denver, Sample, Svigel, Koch, Roberts, Dransfeldt, Kiewit and Hall. Please refer to the attached map for the location. Reason for Action: Under the provisions of §22.1-5 of the Compr h n iv Zoning Ordinance, all land within the boundaries of th City must be located within one of the several zone district . To thi end, the City Planning and Zoning Commi ion has initiated th zoning action for the recently ann x d ar a. R f or of the Departm nt of Community ntir zon d trial, w th th in th Plan • • • STAFF REPORT Page -3- • 0 • ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #15 -7 4 (R-1-C) Case #16 -7 4 (1-1) case #17-74 (I-3) 3. All existing uses not in compliance with the provisions of the 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District, could continue as a Non-conforming Use; thus the owners of those uses would not be denied the right to continue the present use of their property. 4. Because of the proximity of existing industrial development, the railway lines and South Santa Fe Drive, the area does not lend itself to residential development, and the construction of any new residential units in tho area should not be permitted. 5. Any vacant land within the subject area can be reasonably developed under the provisions of the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District. Description of Subject Area and Adjacent Area: The Santa Fe-Union annexation encompasses an area of 183 acres, more or less, approximately 20 acres of which is east of Santa Fe Drive, and the rest to thewest of South Santa Fe Drive. The area east of South Santa Fe Drive has both industrial and residential uses. There are five residenc s in the area proposed for R-1-C, Single-family district. Tiles houses back on land zoned for and developed with industrial us on th south. There is increasing industrial d velopin nt, bot.h the s ubject area and the area adjacent, with a n w war hou und r con truction on the northeast corn r of W t Tu t Avenue and South Winderm r Str et; anoth r all on th V tt property, and the Arm trong d v lopm north of We t Stanford Avenu • nt • • • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • 0 • I • ZONING DESIGNATIONS Case #15-74 (R-1-C) Case #16 -7 4 (I 1) Case #17-74 (I-3) Background of Previous Action Relating to the Area: The City of Englewood first started proceedings to annex the subject area three years ago. The zoning of the area was c ommenced, but was not completed because of inter- v e ning lega l action relative to the annexation, The City Council initiated annexation proceedings in 1973, and the area became officially annexed to the City on December 8, 1973. This action is also in Court at this time. The Planning Commission held two Public Hearin gs on November 27, 1973, to zone the annexed area. Lots 12 and 13, Bell Isle Gardens Subdivision, Arapahoe County, Colorado, were subsequently zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence. The rest of the annexed area was proposed to be zoned I-1, Light Industrial, which zoning was oppos d by many of the property owners who have auto wrecking yards. As a result of testimony at the Hearing , the ommi ion and City Council directed the staff to d v lop a th i rd in- dustrial zone district, which district would p rmit auto- wrecking yards, sand and gravel operation and oth r u . s xisting in the area. To this end, the I-3, H avy Industrial Zone Di trict, has been adopted and certain other amendm nts were made at the same time to the I-1 and I-2 Zone Di tricts. These amendments and the I-3 Zone District became ffe tive on lay 25, 1974. At the May 7, n· • • • STAFF REPORT Page -5- • 0 • ZONING DESIGNA TION Case #15-74 (R-1-C ) Case #16-74 (I-1) Case #17-74 (I-3) wrecking yards would not be compatible with the projected development of the area. Comments from other Departments: No Department of the City has o ffered a negative report to the proposed zoning. Departmei:S: of Community Develop11ent Analy sis : nte staff recognizes that certain uses exist within the area which has been annexed to the City and that those uses should be permitted to continue in operation. 1be staff is of the further opinion, however, that no new residential units should be permitted to be built within the area, and no new auto-wrecking yards or similar heavy-intensity uses should be permitted to be developed. To this end, the staff is o f the opinion that the entire area should be zoned I-1, Li gh t Industrial, permitting existing uses to operate so long as the owners should so desire; while at the same tim , confining any new development to those uses permitted in the I-1, Light Industrial zone District. The zoning as advertised at the direction of the Com- mission, would accommodate all of the existing u~es except single-family residential uses in the areas proposed to be zoned I-1 and I-3. Respectfully submitted, ~~-r- Dir ctor of Ca.aunity Development gw • • • SANTE FE -UNION ZONING r-- I I SHERI DA/ D R-1-C ..._ 1·1 1·2 1·3 As Recommend to the Englewood City Council on July 2, 1974 1 OXFORD AVE . I AVE. AYE. ,~, ~t:; \'1 ;-., \ T U F TS A Y E • I I I I • 11.-1: I UNtON_!YE. fl! • • , r I . • :: " I • ~ ,-- I I SHERI DA/ v - / / L ·~ !:r.;·e~~-. -----S!i4!r;d:l'I • • • SANTA FE -UNION ZONING As Considered at a Public Hearing on June 18, 1974 I L_ OXFORD AVE . l N ~ -OUIN~Y AVE . ENGLEWOO D -RADCLIFF AV -STAt:IFORO AVE ( !TUFTS A VE \ \ l r I • ~ ' ~ ..... ' .I • . • " \ • ~ • • ,-- 1 I SHERI DA/ , , E1t9lewood ----Sh~ndon I SANTA FE· UNION Previous Arapahoe County Zoning UNION~VE . ~ • • I I I I OXFORD AVE . I r AVE . r ;:~:r /~ 1·1 T E ,,~1 TUF S AV . r k ·-· l1 ,· I 0 7 .I • 'Ii. • • • • • July 9, 1974 To: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager From: Ernest P. Romans Director, Parks & Recreation Subject: FLOYD PARK SHELTERS In March of 197 4 the Englewood City Council approved a contract to construct six )6( concrete "mushroom" Kiosks and two )2( wooden "seed pod" Kiosks for Floyd Park. The contract calls for the construction of a single model concrete "mushroom" Kiosk at the cost of $6, 998. 40. Five similar concrete "mushroom" Kiosks are to be constructed at a cost of $6, 37 4. 40 per Kiosk. The single model concrete mushroom is now finished and we need Council approval to proceed with the other five shelters. Funds for the six mushroom s and two seed pods have been encumbered. Last minute federal funds of $46, 000 made it possible to afford these specially de - signed Kiosks. These Kiosks will fit in with the park theme of "Nature". Th play apparatus will also be specially designed around this theme. Director, Park Recreation • • • f • • 0 1~ • INT RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ,o-' "-...,.._'i BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. % , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5, CHAPTER 4, TITLE XV OF THE 1969 E .M.C., BY AMENDING A SCHEDULE OF SEWER HEAD TAP FEES TO BE CHARGE D FOR CONNECTION TO SANITARY SEWER MAINS ON THE ENGLE WOOD SEWERAGE SYSTEM BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CITY'S CO RPORATE BOUNDARIES. WHEREAS, the Englewood Water and Sewer Advisory Board at its regular meeting of June 25, 1974, has made a recorrmend ation to this Council relative to the amendment c ontained herein; and WHEREAS, the Council having reviewed said recom- endation, concurring therein. OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL or IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD' COLORADO: That Section 5, Chapter 4, Article XV of the 1969 E .. C. is hereby amend d as follow : 15-4-5 SEWER HEAD TAP FEES At th time of filing the application, said appli- nt hall pay a sanitary sewer head tap fe a follows: City for n s r main r in {f ct nt di trict, -1- • • ' • chedule 1. • 0 I• • Sanit ary Sewer Head Tap Fees fo r Industrial and Comme rcial Properties: 6" and under tap size 8" tap size 10" tap size 12" tap size $1,200 $2 ,400 $3,60 0 $5,400 I n the case of new high-rise commercial or industrial con- s truction on property previously connected to the City san- itary sewer system and upon which a previous head tap fee has been paid , the previous head tap fee shall be credited ag a i nst the charge for the current appl ication. Sch edule 2. Sanitary Sewer Head Tap Fee for Residential and Other Properties With Specific Use: R s de ntial: ~· Single Family Dwelling Unit Use: Co s truction Cost -----------(Actual Cost of Construction Per Front Foo t) Plus Eng in eri ng Cost ------------(10'7. of Actual Cost of Construction Per Front Fo o t ) Plus le a d Ta p Fee----------------$300 B. Mul t i pl Family Dwelling Use: ach ll ing Unit ----------$300 c. If, s i n the cas of certain xistin Cit wer ma i n s , th cos t o construction is unknown, the he a d tap fe sha ll b $ 00 fo r ch d ll in unit. n th (A dw llln unit i 0 f il y ily t o th Cit $300 p viously pai d. -2 - on unit o r o c upancy by ping purpoa ) r • • , • • • I• • Schools --------------------$300 per tap based on each 12 pupils of school capacity equivalent to one tap. Ho spitals -------------------$300 per tap based on each 4 beds of hospital capacity equivalent to one tap. • Mobile Home Courts ----------$300 per tap based on 3 mobile home sites equivalent to one tap. Churches --------------------$300 per tap. Head tap fees f or all other properties not listed in Schedule 2 shall be determined in accordance with Schedule 1. (All rate s , as set forth herein, are subject to negotiation and r vision for unusual cases) (b) At the time of filing the application, said a pplicant shall pay a sanitary sewer head tap fee for the conn c tion to the sanitary sewer of any pro rty located out i de the corporate limits, for industrial , commercial and r s idential service, except when other fee s are in ff ct by expre s agreement. Sch t . Sanitary Sewer Head Tap F es for Industrial and COI11Dercial Properti Except lliose Listed in Sch dule 2. 6" and und r t ap s iz $ 750 8" t p Siz $1 ,500 10" t p s iz $2 ,250 12" t p iz $3 ,250 Sch dul 2. d 1: R Sid ntial -Si l F ily Un i t ---$300 p r t ap • • • • 0 • Residential -Multiple Family Unit ---$300 per tap Schools ------------------------------$300 per tap based on each 12 pupils of school capacity equivalent to one tap. Hospitals ----------------------------$300 per tap based on each four beds of hospital capa- city equivalent to one tap. Mobile Home Courts -------------------$300 per tap based on each 3 mobile home sites equiv- alent to one tap. Ch urches -----------------------------$300 per tap Head tap fees for all other properties not listed in Schedule 2 shall be determined as described in Schedule 1. Nothing in this document shall be construed so as to unilaterally alter any of the rates or terms contained in any connectors agreements existing between the City of Englewood and a san- itation district. Introduced, read in full and passed on first r ading on the 1st day of July, 1974. Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinance on th 3rd da of July, 1974. R ad by titl and passed on final r ding on th 15th day of July, 1974. Publi sh d by titl s Ordinanc of 1974, on th 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR -4- ~----• S rie• • • , • • • • 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 -s- • . • • ' • • 0 - he h&l _ _. Ci~y C-.dl. ... ,.... Jtece"'iac ~.city .r ... i. _ .. ~i..sac .ue -.n, •l'Mac 1 •r:t-~ r-,. . .. ,,..._ w.t ._iniac pre,_ ..ti•• el -. ... j.... 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Ptac \e ... hr t J o '8 ia _... • 1-. ..,.,, ---& cwt 7 ............ n. ,.. -~ U',.. .. pt:ac ._ ~ ,_. , a = ••• '-'• at 1-..t .. .a -..... ..... fl ..t..tal. -1-.... holbp ~lla, .. -...... .. ... ~-~la& le ,. . • , MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDJ\Y THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY MONDAY MONDAY THURSDAY TJIURSDAY • THU.RS DAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY • WEDNESDAY MONDAY RIOAY Jo • • 0 I • • ----· ---·-- SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 74 /May 6, 1974 I May 20, 1974 May 30, 1974 / June 6' 1974 June 13, 1974 /June 20, 1974 /June 24, 1974 J July 1, 1974 July 1, 1974 July 3, 1974 July 9, 1974 July 11, 1974 July 15, 1974 July 15, 1974 July 18, 1974 July 18, 1974 July 25, 1974 July 31, 1974 August 5, 1974 Augu t 7, 1974 Aug us 19, 1974 Nov mb r l, 1974 Available for Council -list of addresses w/estimated costs Consider resolution of intent to form Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74. Mail notice to all affected property owners.- First publication of notice Second publication of notice Third publication of notice Public hearing on formation of District Introduction of a Bill for an Ordinance creating the District Notice to contractors authorized Publication of Bill for Ordinance Curb, gutter, sidewalk permit cut-off date Publish first Notice to Contractors. Plans & Specifications available Second read ing of Bill for an Ordinance Publish second Notice to Contractors. Final publication of Ordinance Publish third Notic to Contractors. Open construction bids @ 2:00 P.M. Award contract at 8:00 P.H. Fin 1 dat or priv tion und~r permit con true- Estim ted d t of st r of construction s im d d t of com lo ion o construe ion !u1 cone ruction • • I • • ,. - I • • -· ·---· ---· ---- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING BY AUTIIORITY ORDINANCE NO. 23 , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 74; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS. I b WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant to Article X, Section 107, of the Charter of the City of Englewood, and the provisions of Chapter 1, Title XII, 1969 Englewood Municipal Code, hereby finds and determines that there exists a necessity for the creation of Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74, in said City, and the construction therein of sidewalk improvements, as described herein; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the Director of Public Works to prepare plans, specifications, maps and schedules in accordance with said laws; and WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works has prepared all the maps and certificates of his survey, as well aa schedules, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, and all other matters and things in complete form and sub- stance as required by law; and WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey, as well as sch dules, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, and all oth r matters are her by approved and adopted by th City Council; and WHEREAS, Notic of a public hearing cone ming th creation of the District and th con truction of th improvem nts therein and upon thi ordinanc has b n publish d once a we k for thr ek in th Bnglewood H rald-S ntin 1, a n wspaper of g n ral circulation in th City of Englewood, and, in addition, a copy of th Notic has been mail d, postag prepaid, to ch known -1- • • , • • • 0 • ----· ---~-- owner of real property within the proposed District; and WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Notice, the City Col.mcil met in open session for the pur- pose of hearing any objections or protests that might be made against said improvements; and WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly heard and considered, the Council has determined that such objections should be denied except as this ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein changes in said District based upon said objections. NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74 is hereby created and the improvements hereinafter described, con- sisting of certain sidewalk improvements, are duly ordered after Notice duly given and Hearing duly held, all as re- quired by law. Section 2. 11le xtent of the District to be assessed for the cos t of the improvements shall be all the real property specifically benefited and as more particularly set forth in the Notice of Hearing as provid d by a Resolution of the City Council passed and adopted on the 20th day of May, 1974. Th kind of improvem nts and the sidewalks on which such improv ments shall b a follows: 1. cessary in tall tion, r moval and r placem nt of concr te sid walks, curb and gutt r, togeth r with th appurten- anc s and incid nt ls, in th City's right-of-way contiguous to th fol- lowing lo nd block : • • ' • • • • • • Legal Description Beg. 690 Ft. N. & 30 Ft. E. of SW Cor. of S 1/2 E 1/2 NE 1/4 Sec. 34-4- 68; thence N. 36 Ft.; thence E. 133 Ft., thence S. 36 Ft.; th ence W. 133 Ft. to Beg., except E. 8 Ft. of alley Lot 16 & N. 1/2 of 17, Blk. 2, Killies Sub., Resub. of 2 & 3 N. 10 Ft. of Lot 29, all of 30, Blk. 1 Killies Sub., Resub. of 2 & 3 Lot 34 & s . 7 Ft. of 35, Blk. 1 Killies Sub., Resuh of 2 & 3 N. 18 Ft. of Lot 35, all of 36, Blk. 1 Killies Sub., Resub. of 2 & 3 N. 1/2 of Lot 44, all of 45, Blk. 1 Killies Sub., Resub. of 2 & 3 Lot 46 & S. 1/2 of 47, Blk. 1 Killies Sub., Resub. of 2 & 3 Lots 25 & 26, Blk. 4 Killies Sub., Resub. of 6 & 7 N. 1/2 of Lot 30 , all of 31, Blk. 4 Killies Sub., Resub. of 6 & 7 Lot 32 & s. 1 /2 of 33, Blk. 4 Killies Sub., Resub. of 6 & 7 N. 1/2 of Lot 33, all of 34, Blk. 4 Killies Sub., R sub. of 6 & 7 -3- •, ----·-- Property Address 2998 s. Logan 2750 s. Lincoln 2775 s. Lincoln , I 2755 s. Lincoln 2751 s. Lincoln 2709 s. Lincoln 2705 s. Lincoln 21 E. Bates Ave. 2875 s. Lincoln 2865 s. Lincoln 2861 s. Lincoln • • , • • 0 • Legal Descritition Lot 37 & S. 1 /2 of 38 , Blk. 4 Killies Sub., Res ub. of 6 & 7 N. 1 /2 of Lot 38, all of 39, Blk. 4 Killies Sub., Res ub. of 6 & 7 N. 1/2 of Lot 28 , all of 29 & 30, S. 1/2 of 31, Blk. 1, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. N. 1/2 of Lot 31, all of 32, Blk. l, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lots 33 & S. 1/2 of 34, Blk. l, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lot 36, Blk. L Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lots 37 & s. 1/2 of 38, Blk . l, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lots 40 & 41, Blk. 1, Str yers Bdwy. Hts. Lot 42, Blk. l, Str yers Bdwy. Hts. Lot 30 & S . 1/2 of 3 1, Blk. 8, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. N. 1 /2 0 Lot 37 , all Of 38 , Blk. 8 Strayers Bdwy. lits. Lots 41 & s. 1/2 o 42, Blk. 8 , Str y r Bdwy. H -------- Proeerty Address 2845 s. Lincoln 2841 s. Lincoln 2969 s. Lincoln 2963 s. Lincoln. 2961 s. Lincoln 2951 s. Lincoln 2943 s. Lincoln 2935 s. Lincoln 2929 s. Lincoln 3071 s. Lincoln 3043 S. Lincoln 3023 s. Lincoln N. 1/2 of Lot 42, 11 of 43, Blk. 8 Str yers Bdwy. Hts. , 3021 s. Lincoln -4- • • • • • • • 0 • Legal Description Property Address Lot 44 & S. 1/2 of 45, Blk. 8 Strayers 3015 S. Lincoln Bdwy. Hts. S. 5 Ft. of Lot 47, all of 46 & N. 1/2 3009 s. Lincoln of 45, Blk. 8, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lot l & N. 1/2 of Lot 2, Blk. 7, Strayers 3000 S. Lincoln Bdwy. Hts. Lots S & 6, Blk. 7, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. 3016 S. Lincoln ' Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 7, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. 3020 S. Lincoln Lots 9 & 10, Blk. 7, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. 3024 S. Lincoln Lot 13 & N. 1/2 of 14, Blk. 7, Strayers 3032 s. Lincoln Bdwy. Hts. s. 1/2 of Lot 14, all of 15, Blk. 7, 3036 s. Lincoln Strayers Bdwy. Hts. Lots 17 & 18, Blk. 7, Strayers Bdwy. rlts. 3064 s. Lincoln Lot 19, N. 1/2 of 20, Blk. 7, Strayers 3072 s. Lincoln Bdwy. Hts. Lots 1-4, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 3008 s. Logan lst Flg. Lots S & 6, N. 6 Ft. of 7, Blk. 2,Tlh • Fr1bourga B 1., lst Fl9. S. 19 Ft. of Lot 7, 11 of 8, Blk~ 2 , Tlh. Fribourg Bl., lst Flg. 3012 s. Logan 3016 s. Logan • • • • • • 0 • Lega l DescriEL.on Lots 9 & 10-, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 11 & 12, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 13 & 14, Elk . 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 15 & 16, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 17 & 16, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 19 & 20, Blk. 2 I Tlh . Fribourgs Bel., lst Flg. Lots 21 & 22 , Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Fl g . Lots 23 & 24, Blk. 2, Tlh. Fribourgs Bel., 1st Flg. Lots 1-3, Arkclu s A dn . to Engl •ood & Vac. 8-Ft. all y Ad). Lots 4 & S & v c . 8-Ft. lley Adj., & N. l Ft. of ~ 1/2 Lot 6, Ark lls Addn. t o Englewoo Lots 6 & 7 & Vac. 8-Ft. alley Adj., except N. l Ft. of E. 1/2 Lot 6, Ark 11 Addn. to En 1 wood Lots 8-10 & V c. 8-Ft. ally Adj., Arkella Addn. to En l wood Lota 11 & 12 & Vac. Ark lla Addn. to En 11 y Adj., -6- ProEerty Address 3018 S. Logan 3020 S. Logan 3052 S. Logan 3060 S. Logan 3064 S. Logan 3074 S. Logan 3084 s. Logan 0 3096 s. Logan 2902 5. Logan 2910 s. Logan 2920 S. Logan 2934 s. Lo an 2940 S. Lo an • • , • • . • • Legal Description Proeert~ Address N. 60 Ft. of Lot 1, Blk. 1, Wright Addn. 2990 s. Logan s. 15 Ft. of Lot 1 & all of Lot 2, 2996 s. Logan Blk. 1, Wright Addn. Lots l & 2, Blk. 2, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. 2902 s. Lincoln I Lots 3 & 4, Blk. 2, Strayers Bdwy. Hts. 2910 s. Lincoln Lots 3 & 4, Blk. 3, Kil lies Sub., 2816 s. Lincoln Re sub. of 6 & 7 Lots 5 & 6, Blk. 3, Killies Sub., Resub. 2820 s. Lincoln of 6 & 7 Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 3, Killies Sub., Resub. 2828 s. Lincoln of 6 & 7 Lots 9 & 10, Blk. 3, Killies Sub., 2840 s. Lincoln Resub. of 6 & 7 Lots 11 & 12, Blk. 3, Kil lies Sub., 2842 s. Lincoln Resub. of 6 & 7 LOts 13 & 14, Blk. 3, Killies Sub., 2852 s. Lincoln Re ub. of 6 & 7 Lot 18 ' 19, Blk. 3, Killies Sub., 2874 s. Lincoln Resub. of 6 & 7 Lo t 20 & N. 1 /2 of 2 1, Blk. 3, Killi 8 2880 s. Lincoln • Sub ., R sub. of 6 ' 7 LOt 11 ' 12, Blk . 21, Sp era Bdwy. 3030 s. Delaware Addn. • • • -7- , • • • • 0 • Leg al Des cr ip tion Property Address Lots 13 & 14, Blk. 21, S pee rs Bdwy. 3032 S. Delaware Addn. Lots 15 & 16, Blk. 21, S pe ers Bdwy. 3050 S. Delaware Addn. Lots 17 & 18, Blk. 21, Spee rs Bdwy. 3060 S. Delaware Addn. Be g. at a Pt. 8 7 0 Ft . W. & 3 0 Ft. N . of 3090 S. Marion SE Co r . of NW 1 /4; t h e nce W. 1 0 0 Ft.; th ence No . 60 Ft .; thence ~. 100 Ft.; th c ~ce S . 6 0 F t. to Deg . Lots 7 & 8, Blk . 9 , W. H. Betts 1st 2930 s. Downing Addn. to Evanston Lo t s 3 & 4, Blk . 10 , W. H. Be tts 1 s t 3010 S. Downing Addn. t o Evan s t on Lots 7 & 8, Bl k . 10, w. H. Be tts 1st 3030 s. Downing Addn. to Evan s ton Lots 2 1 & 22 , ~xc e p t S . 4 F t. of Lo t 22, 3 0 88 S. Do wning Blk . 10 , w. II . Betts 1st Addn. to Evanston Lot s 23 & 2 4 & s . 4 r . of Lot 2 , Blk. 10 , W. H. B tts ls 1 ddn . o Ev nston Lo t 1, Blk. , A p h o Acres Sub. Lot 2 , l . 2 , r µ h o Acr s Sub . Lo t 5 , B lk. 2 , ho Acr a Su b . Lo t 7 , Blk. 2 , Ac Sub. Lot 8, lk. 2, Ar ho Ac r s Sub. 309 8 S . Do wni ng 3000 s. Ma r ion 3010 s. Marion 30 4 0 S. M non 3060 S . M r ion 307 0 s . Ma rio n •. , , • • • • 0 • Legal Descriotion Lot 12, Lot 14, Blk. Lot 15, Lots 19 & 20, Blk. 26, Evanstons Bdwy. Addn. Frac. Parts of Lots 8 & 9, Blk. 6, Skerritts 3rd Flg. Lots 10 & 11, excep t Rds., Blk. 6, Skerritts 3rd Flg. Lots 12 & 13, Blk. 6, Skerritts Addn. 3rd Flg. Lots 16 & 17, Blk . 6, Skerritts Addn. 3rd Flg. Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 5, Skerritts Addn. 2nd Flg. Lots 9 & 1 0, Blk. 5 , Skcrritts Addn. 2nd Flg. Lot s 11 & 12, Blk. 5, Skerritts Addn. 2nd Flg. Lots l & 2, Blk . 1, Englewood Hts. Lots 5 & 6, Blk. 1, Engl e wood Hts. Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 1, Englewood Hts. Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 1, Harn & Killi s Bdwy. Hts. -9- • l l 3280 s. Marion 3518 s. Bannock 3538 s. Bannock 3544 s. Bannock 3560 s. Bannock .. , 3536 s. Cherokee 3536 s. Cherokee 3542 s. Cherokee 3602 s. Acoma 3612 s. Acoma 3616 s. Acoma 3694 s. Acom• • • • • 0 • Legal Description Lots 13 & 14, Blk. 2, Ham & Killies Bdwy. Hts. Lots 9 & 10, Blk. 2, Englewood Hts. Lots 13 & 14 & S. 5 Ft. of 15, Blk. 2, Englewood Hts. Lot 16 & N. 20 Ft. of 15, Blk. 2, Engl ewood Hts. Lots 1 & 2, & N. 10 Ft. of 3, Blk. 4, Log and a le Lot s l & 2 & N. 6 Ft. of Lot 3, Blk. 3, Logandale N. 10 Ft. of Lot 46, all of Lots 47 & 48, Blk. 3, Logandale Lots 46-48, Blk . 2, Logandale Lo ts 22-24, Blk. 12, S. Bdwy. Hts . Lots 25 & 26, Blk. 12, S . Bdwy . Hts. Lots 47 & 48, Blk. 21 , S. B wy. Hts. N. 10 Ft. of Lot 46, all of 47 & 48, Blk. 5 , Logan<la!e Lot 9, Blk. 3, Loffrcd3 Sub . Lot 8, Blk. 3, Loffrcd Sub. -10- Property Address 3669 S. Acoma 3617 S. Acoma 3605 s. Acoma 3601 S. Acoma 3700 s. Huron 3700 s. Galapago 3701 s. Fox 3701 s. Ela ti 4096 s. Grant 4097 s. Logan 4101 s. Logan 3701 s. Huron 3985 s. Jason 3975 s. Jason ,. - ·~ • • , • •. 0 • Lesal Descr iption Proeert;t Address Lot 7, Blk. 3, Loffreda Sub. 3965 s. Jason Lot 19, Blk. 2 I Oxf ord Hts. 4270 s. Inca Lot 20, Blk. 2, Oxford Hts. 4280 s. Jason Lot 1, Blk. 1, Oxford Hts. 4100 s. Jason Lot 2, Blk. 1, Oxford Hts. 4108 s. Jason Lot 3, Blk. 1, Oxford Hts . 4110 s. Jason Lot 4, Blk. 1, Oxford Hts. 4120 s. Jason Lot 7, Blk. 1 , Oxford Hts . 4150 s. Jason Lot 8, Blk. 1, Oxford Hts. 4160 s. Jason Lot 1 3, Blk. 1, Oxford HTS. 4265 s. Inca Lot 1 4, Blk. l, Oxford Hts. 4245 s. Inca Lot 14, Blk. 1, Rose Meadows 1151 w. Oxford Pl. Lot 13, Blk. l, Ros M adowa 1121 w. Oxford Pl. • • -u- • Legal Description Lot 11, Blk: 1, Rose Meadows Lot 9, Blk. 1, Rose Meadows Lot 7, Hayes Sub. Lot 13, Hayes Sub. Lot 15, Hayes Sub. Lot 7, Blk. 2, Rose Meadows Lot 3, Blk. 2, Rose Meadows Lot 4, Blk. 2, Rose Mc dows Lot 8, Blk. 3, Rose Mc dows Lot 7, Blk. 3., Rose 1 ow Lot 6, Blk. 3, Rose :·:c dows Lot 5, Blk. J, Ros ow • Lot 1, Blk. dows • -12- • • 0 • I• Property Address 1071 W. Oxford Pl. 1021 W. Oxford Pl. 4235 S. Lipan 4175 s. Lipan 4155 S. Lipan 1152 W. Oxford Pl. 1072 w. Oxford Pl. 1092 w. Oxford Pl. • I 1076 w. Princeton Pl. 1096 W. Princeton Pl. 1106 w. Princeton Pl. 1126 w. Princeton Pl. 1186 w. Princeton Pl. •. • • • ,. - •. 0 • Lesal Descr ietion Proeert~ Address Lot 12, J ensen Sub ., 2nd Flg. 1190 W. Radcliff Ave. Lot 22, Quincy l\cre s 4379 s. Jason Lot 6, Quincy Acres 4300 s. Jason Ct. Lot 8, Quincy Acres 4306 s. Jason ct·. .• I Lot 7, Quincy Acres 4301 s. Jason Lot 13, Jens en Sub. 4300 s. Kalama th Lot 16, Jensen Sub. 4350 s. Kalama th ·Lot 4, Quincy Acres 4319 s. Jason Ct. Lot 3, Quincy Acres 4313 s. Jason Ct. Lot 2, Jensen Sub. 4310 s. Lipan Lot 3, Jensen Sub. 4320 s. Lipan Lot 4' Jens en Sub. 4330 s. Lipan Lot 4, Jens n Sub., 2nd Flg. 1231 w. Radcliff Ave. • Lots 10 ' ll, Bl . 1, Mill rs Hts • 4565 s. Inca • • • 13 • • • • • • 0 - Legal Des er iEti :m Lot 16, Hat n es S u b . Lot 10, Hain e s Sub. Lot 9 I Haines Sub. Lot 4 I Blk. 1, Luna -Maerz Sub . Lot 6, Blk. 1, Luna-Maerz Sub. Pt. of Lots 47 & 48 , Bel l e Isle Gardens s. 75 Ft. of Plo 2 , Blk. 16, F. P. Gurn acrs Bdwy . Hts. Lot s 1-3 & N. 1/2 of 4 I Blk . 36, s. Bdwy . Hts. s. 1/2 o f Lot 4, all of 5 & 6 , Blk. 36 , s. Bdwy. Hts . Lots 11 & 12, Block 36 , s. Bdwy . Lots 4 0 & 41, 3lk . 37 I s . uwy . Vac., & 1 /2 lley ;, j . Lots 45 & 46, I l' . 37 , s . Bdwy . v c ., l / 11 y J . Lot s 25 ' 26, Blk. 41, s . ry . Lots 27 & 28 , Bll<. 41, s. Bdwy. -14- t• Property Address 4500 S . Kalamath 4580 S. Kalamath 4590 S . Kalamath 4540 S. Lipan 4570 S. Lipan 4585 S. Lipan Ct. 4840 S. Inca 4302 s. Logan 4320 s. Logan Hts. 4344 s. Logan H s ., 43 25 s. Logan H s. I 4311 s. Log n Hu. 44 89 S. Lincoln Ht 4489 s. Lincoln • • • 0 - • Legal De scri ption Proeert:i::: Address Lots 29-31, Blk. 41, s. Bdwy. Hts. 4475 s. Lincoln Lots 32 & 33, Blk. 41, s . Bdwy. Hts. 4463 s. Lincoln Lots 34-36, Blk. 41, s. Bdwy. Hts. 4455 s. Lincoln Lots 37 & 38, Blk. 41, s. Bdwy. Hts. 4437 s. Lincoln I Lots 39 & 40, Blk. 41 , s. Bdwy . Hts. 4435 s. Lincoln Lots l & 2, Blk. 42, s. Bdwy. Hts. 4400 s. Lincoln Lots 43 & 44, Blk. 45, s. Bdwy. Hts., 4425 s. Pennsylvania Re sub. 13lks. 44 & 45 Lots 45 & 46, Blk. 45 , s. Bdwy. Hts., 4423 s. Pennsylvania Resub. Blks. 44 & 45 Lots 41 & 42, Blk. 58, s. Bdwy. Hts., 4625 s. Sherman Vac. & 1/2 alley Ad). Lot 4 3, Blk .. 58, s. Bdwy. Hts., Vac. 4625 s. Sherman ' 1/2 all y Ad). Lots 44 & 4 5, Blk. 58, s. Bdwy. Hts., 4 609 s. Sherman Vac. & 1/2 all y Ad). Lots 11 ' 12, Blk. 59 , s. Bdwy. Hts., 4644 s. Sherman Vac. ' l/2 allez Adj. Lots 9 ' 10, Blk. 59, s. Bdwy. Hts., 4636 s. Sherman Va.c. ' 1/2 lley Ad). • • • • ·lS· • • • • 0 • Legal Descri p ion Lots 25 & 26 , Blk . 63 , S . Bdwy. Hts., now Vac. & 1 /2 ~lley Adj . Lots 27 & 28, B lk. 63 , S. Bdwy. Hts ., now Vac. & 1/2 alley Adj. Lots 27 & 28, Blk. 2,Gre e ns Sub. Lots 35 & 36, Blk. 2, Gr ee ns ub. Lot 1, Blk. 2 , l'ollcy Hts . 2nd Flg . Lot 7 I Blk. 5 , Greens Sub . 2nd Flg . Lot 8, Blk. 5 , Greens Su 2nd Flg. Lot 4, BU:. 6, Grc ns s b . 2nd Flg . Lo 8 I lk. , Gre ns Sub . 2nd Flg. That r of Blk. 65 , S . Bdwy . II s . D sc . -.: D..,.,. 30 Ft . E. & 3 0 F • S. of h .~\ Cor., !3lk . 5 , S. Ddwy . Ht s .; Lh ~nc.., S . 60 F .; Lh nc E . 125 Fl.; th..,ncu N . 0 r t .; henc W. l 5 F • o t: • o t • c-J . P r o Blk. 0 sc . s: 13 S. h sh. S . Ft. S. of ;; S. 60Ft.; t 60Ft.;thnc :>, S. D w::,•. II t P :i i.:. ll.n \.h . lC 0 ~ • E . & 20 Cor. o Dlk. 65; th nc E . 125 Ft.; th~nc 125 Ft. to Pt. of Lo 18, Bllc. 80, Town ' Country Sub. -16- Property Address 4695 S. Washingtcn 4685 s. Washington 4589 s. Acoma 4557 s. Acoma 4500 s . Galapago 4681 s. Cherokee 4671 s. Cherokee 4630 s. Cherokee 4670 S. Cherokee 4748 s. Washingto~ 4756 S. Washington 9. 801 s. Clarkson • • , • • 0 I• • Section 3 . Said District shall be known as the smne is hereby designated "Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74", in Englewood, Colorado. Section 4. 'nle construction of said sidewalk improvements in and for said District, as shown by the plans, specifi- cations and maps thereof,. prepared by the Director of Public Works and approved by the City Council of the City of Englewood and now on file in the office of the Director of Public Works, be and the sane is hereby authorized and ordered, the material to be used with such maps, plans and specifications. Section 5 . 'nle estimated total cost of said improvements is $66,600.00; it is proposed that the City of Englewood will pay approximately $14,600.00 toward the total cost of said improvements . 'nle balance of the total probable cost {being approximately $5 2 ,000 .00) is to be paid by s pecial a u e u ments to be levied upon each parce 1 of the rea l property hereinabove described. 11\e approximate s hare of the total cost to be as s e s sed per front foot upon any lot or t ract of l and fronting or abutting on said improvemen ts i s se t forth in th Not ice of Hearing, as provide d by a Re solut ion a dopte d and passed by the City Co uncil on t he 20 t h day of Ma y, 1974 and is: Construct vertical curb and gutt r Construct 4" curbwalk Type I* Construct 6" Curbwalk Type I* $ 6.00 L.F. 9.llL.F. 10.~7 L.F. •Curbwalk Type I is combina tion sidewa lk , curb and utter, with t ...-lk area beiQ& 2'8" wid . -17- ,. - • • • • • Section 6. Construct 4" walk Construct 6" walk Remove vertical curb and gutter Remove curbwalk Remove walk Saw concrete • 0 - $ 1.49 S.F. 2.03 S.F. 2.52 L.F. 4.11 L.F. .62 S.F. 5.09 L.F. All assessments levied against the aforesaid parcels of real property will be due and payable, without demand, within thirty (30) days from and after the final publicationsof an ordinance assessing the costs of said improvements against the real property in the district. In case any owner of rea l property shall fail to pay whole of such assessment against his property within said thirty (30) days, then the pro rata cost of said improve- ments so assessed against his property, together with interest at the rate of 5 per cent (5%) per annum on any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal annual installments. lbe first of such installments of principal and interest shall be due and payable at such time as may be detennined i n and by the assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successiv ly on the same day of each year thereafte r until all are paid in full. Section 7. lb Mayor and of Finance are h reby authoriz d to adv rtis to construct such improv - nts in thr (3) con cuti kly issues of th Engle- wood H rald-S ntin 1, a n w p per of n r 1 circulation publi h d in th City of Englewood, which ad rti nts may run concurr ntly 1th th publication of thi Ordinanc Section 8. lb City Council h reby finds and d tersnin s that th improv prop a d to b construct d and -18- ,. - • • • • ,. - • • installed will confer a special benefit upon the property within the District and a general benefit upon the City of Englewood as a whole. Section 9 . All ordinances, or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. This Ordinance• after its final passage, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, shall be authenticated by the signatures of the City Manager and Director of Finance, shall be published in said City. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading an the 1st day of July, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of July, 1974. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published by title aa Ordinance No. .;)3 • Serles of 1974, on the 18th day of July, 1974. Mayor ATl'EST: x officio City Clerk-Treaaurer -19- • • • • • • • • 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 -20- • • I ( • • • DATE: TO: FROM: • • • ------------ July 11, 1974 Kells Waggoner, City Manager D. 0 A. Romans . Assistant Director of Comaunity Developaent--Planning Division SUBJECT: Easement Agreements: Block 78, Sheridan Heights Subdivision Pursuant to the City Council's directive, I now have easement agreements signed by all of the property owners in the north one-half of Block 78 , Sheridan Heights Subdivision, Arapahoe County, Colorado. The eight-foot e asement which is given to the City by these agreeaents, together with the eight-foot easeaent which will be retained at such tiae as the all y is vacated, will give the City a sixteen-foot utility easeaent through the entire Block. This will acc<*Jllodate th exi ting sanitary sewer line which i not protected at thi tim , as well as an oth r util - ities. Becau on or two o f the property owners in the Block ar anxiou to tart construct ion as soon as possible, and the location of th new building will be deterain d by the alley vacation, it would be ver llUCh appreciated if the City Cou ncil would abl to finaliz thi a tion at the aeeting On July 15, 1974. DA to cooperat with th owners, I hav told th a that ach of th a copy of th final ordinanc va ating w 11 a the book and pa nua r of th r corded r ea nt. Unl s ou or City Attorn y Berardini fe l not be prop r , I hall proc d along tho lin o f C unit D v lo.-nt • • • f ( • • • DATE: TO: FROM: • • • -~·------------- July 11, 1974 Kells Waggoner, City Manager D. ·A. Romans . Assistant Director of COIDllunity Development--Planning Division SUBJECT: Easement Agreements: Block 78, Sheridan Heights Subdivision Pursuant to the City Council's directive, I now have easement agreements signed by all of the property owners in the north one-half of Block 78, Sheridan Heights Subdivision, Arapahoe County, Colorado. The eight-foot easement which is given to the City by these agreements, together with the eight-foot easement which will be retained at such time as the alley is vacated, will give the City a sixteen-foot utility easement through the entire Block. This will accommodate the exi ting sanitary sewer line which is not protected at this time , as well as any other util- ities. Because one or two of the property owners in the Block ar anxious to start construction as soon as possible, and the location of the new buildings will be determined by the alley vacation, it would be very 11Uch appr ciated if the City Council would abl to finaliz thi a tion at the meeting On July 15, 1974. D R: to cooperat with the own r , I hav told th m that ach of thea a c opy of th final ordinanc vacating the book and pag number of th r orded Unl s you or City Attorney B rardini f 1 prop r , I hall proc ed along tho lin of C u nity c lopm nt • • I • • - --------- INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN BY AUTH ORITY ORDINANCE NO. 4-; , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PUBLIC ALLEY RIGHT-OF-WAY IN BLOCK 78, SHERIDAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, ENGLE'l«>OD, ARA PAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO AND RETAINING AN EIGHT (8) FOOT UTILITY AND DRAINAGE EASEME~. WHEREAS, there presently exists a public alley right-of- way located entirely within Block 78, Sheridan Heights Sub- division, City of Englewood, Colorado; and WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning Coamission of the City of Englewood has heretofore recomnended that said public alley be vacated with a retention of an eight (8) foot utility and drainage easement therein; and WHEREAS, s a id alley no longer serves any useful purpose and the vacation thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said al ley without an estab lished public road; and WHEREAS, said alley is located entirely within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, and does not constitute a boundar y line between the City of Englewood and any County or other municipality. OW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE\«)()D, COLORADO, u follows: Section l. That certain public way ing an all y rt ht-of-way lying within Block 78, Sh ridan Hei hts Subdivision , City of E l - ood, Arapah County, Color.ado, by and th •-is her by v cated. -1- • . • • , - • • • • ------------- Section 2. That there shall be reserved from the above vacated alley a utility easement across the northerly eight (8) feet of pratted said alley. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th day of July, 1974. Read by tHle and p.3ssecl on fina l reading or the 15th day of July, L974 . l'u.J lis hed b y tit le as Or dinance-No. 1.m the 18th day of Ju ly , 1974. Ma yor ATT EST: X officio l..it:y Cl -r" I ,·,•a ur l ~~~• Series of !9 74 , I, Karl l !.<!n l .. · ,.)1., r , do her by certify that the above anJ foi"l o in ls : t r •, -cura~e and complete copy of th Ord ln an · , p :t,; d on in.ti rl" dwg and published b titl Ordl anc .o. ---• • ri of 1974 . .1C officio Cit -1.- • . • • , • • • • • • ---·------ INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN _ __.m..._._ .... ft ..... U_AJ ______ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN nlE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS AND HANDBALL COURTS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado and the Arapahoe County School District No. One are desirous of pro- viding additional active recreational facilities,consisting of eig ht (8) tennis courts and four (4) handball courts, for the residents of said City, as wel l as students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974 the Schoo l District entered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corporation for construction of said recreational facilities; and WHEREAS, all of said facilities are to be constructed pursuant to plans and specifications proposed by Merrick & Company, Consulting Engineers, approved by both the City and the School District ; and WHEREAS, it i th intent of the Ci t y to bear the e nt i r e cost of construction of said tenni s and handball c ourts; an d WHEREAS, th Agre n t is n t red into p u rsuan t to th basic powe r s o f local gove r nments to contr .:t with ac h oth r und r C.R.S. '63, 88 -2-1 , a ... nd d, (1971 P rm. Supp.) • • OW, THEREFO , BE IT ORDAI OF fHE CITY OF E~LE'-OOD, COLO RA DO, -1 - D YT foll CITY CO Cll • • • • • ,,. -• • • --------- Section 1. That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter into an Agreement with Arapahoe County School District Nwnber On according to the provisions of that certain written instrument captioned "Agreement", which is attached hereto, consisting of four (4) typewritten pages and is hereby incorporated by reference herein. Said instrument provides: (a) The City shall pay to the School District all costs of construction of the recreational facilities in the sum of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTY THREE ($179,163.00) DOLLARS, subject to additions and de- ductions as provided in said contract documents. (b) The City shall advance TWENTY IBOUSAND ($20,000.00) DOLLARS to the School District to establish an advance account to make payments to the principal con- tractor. The School District shall furnish periodic estimates, pursuant to the contract documents. (c) All sales and use taxes, to which the City may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, shall be completed prior to final payment. (d) Th School District shall keep all records in compliance with appropriate Federal and State regulations relating thereto. (e) The City and the School District shall assist each other, and shall do and perform any, and all, act, or acts, deemed appropriate, convenient or necessary to affect the purpose of th Agreement. S ction 2 . Th City Cou ncil of th City of Engl wood, Colo- r do h r by authoriz th Mayor of th City of Englewood, Color do to subscrib his n to aid Agree nt on and in b half of th Cit Council and th City of Engl wood, Color do and th Dir ctor of Financ , x officio City Cl rk- -2- • • , - • • • • Treasurer attest the same . . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, aid passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer -3- • • , __ "' -• •. AGREEMENT --------- THIS AGREE MENT made and entered into this day of July, A.D., 1974, by and between the City of Engle- wood, a Colorado municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and the Arapahoe County School District No. One, hereinafter called "School District". WHEREAS, the City and the School District are desi rous of providing additional active recreational facilities for the residents of said City, as well as the students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974, the School District entered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corpor ation as principal contractor for construction of two (2) tennis courts at Flood Junio r High School, two (2) tennis courts at Charles Hay Elementary School, four (4) tennis courts, together with four (4) handball courts at Sinclair Junior High School , all within the City of Engle- wood, Colorado; and WHEREAS, a ll of said facilities are to be con- tructed pursuant to plans and sp cifications proposed by rrick & Company, Con ulting En inee rs and Architects, ted March 1974 and approved by said City and School Di trict; and WHERJ::AS, it i th int nt of th City to bear th ntir co t of con truction u n land d by t s hool Di trict, 1 any aum that y rant d to said • • -1- , • • School District from the Federal or State sources, sales and use taxes and school administrative costs; and WHEREAS, this Agreement is entered into pursuant to the basic powers of local governments to contract with each other under C.R.S. '63, 88-2-1, as amended, (1971 Perm. Supp.). NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises, the City and the School District hereby agree as follows: 1. CITY TO PAY COSTS. The City shall pay to the School District for the costs of construction of the recre ational facilities hereinabove enumerated, the sum of One Hundred Seventy Nine Thousand One Hundred Sixty 'nlree ($179,163.00) Dollars, subject to additions and deductions as provided in said contract documents; for all work, labor, necessary materials required to complete the construction a shown, described and included in accordance with the con- tract documents prepared by Merrick & Company under date of March 1974, a copy. of which is marked Exhibit "A" and made a p art h r of by this reference. 2. ADVANCES AND PERIODIC ESTIMATES . Pursuant to thi Agr 20 ,000 .00) tr riodic nt th City hall advanc Twent Thousand llar to th School District to stablish count to m pa nt to th principal con- u nd r dat of Ju 2 , 1974. ntly t to, hall furnish all t to t doc nts up n -2- •. • • , - - • • • receipt from said General Contractor, and approved by ~rrick & Company, to the City for disbursement. Said periodic pay- me nts will be approved by the City o f Englewood and forwarded to the School District with a check for the amount estimated, le ss the amount remaining in the advance account. 3. SAIES AND USE TAXES. All sales and use taxes, t o which the City may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, pursuant to said contract documents, shall be completed prior to final payment. 4. SCHOOL DISTRICT TO KEEP RECORDS AND TO PAY AD?-ITNISTRATIVE COSTS. The School District shall be required to keep all records, in compliance with appropriate Federal and State regulations relating hereto. The financial records of the School District, in regard to this project,shall be open fo r examination to the City at all reasonable times. The School District shall repay to the City of Englewood all um or funds received to defray the costs of the project f r om Federal or State sources. It is expressly agreed, ho v r, that the City shall defray those costs by the School Di t r ic t' independent auditor directly attributable to the within p roj ct in an ( 250.00) Dollars. unt not to exce d Two Hundred Fifty 5 . Mt!I'UAL ASSISTANCE A Th City d s hool D tric t ha ll sia t ch oth r and shall 0 nd d a ll , t, o r acts d d ppropriat • n n or t o aff ct th purpo of thi Agr nt. -3- • • , - - • • • • IN WITNESS ~EREOF the parties hereto have caused these presents to be executed on the day and year first above written. ATTEST: ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE BY ~~~~~~~---,~~~~~~~~- PRESIDE NT, BOARD OF EDUCATION BY ~~S -UP_E_R_I_NTE~-ND_.._.E_N_T~~~~~~~~- SECRETARY, BOARD OF EDUCATION ATTEST: CITY OF ENGLE~D, COLORADO, a Municipal corporation B Y_.....,E::":"'X,,.......,,O""F""FI,...C""I'"'o,.......,,c"'"IT~Y,..,._,C,...IE=RK,..._...,T""'RE~AS..,,.,.,.U-..,RE,,...R,.- -4- -•. • • I - • • • • ,,. - • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN------------ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE?£NT BETWEEN mE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS AND HANDBALL COURTS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado and the Arapahoe County School District No. One are desirous of pro- viding additional active recreational facilities,consisting of eight (8) tennis courts and four (4) handball courts, for the residents of said City, as well as students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974 the School District entered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corporation for construction of said recreational facilities; and WHEREAS, all of said facilities are to be constructed pursuant to plans and specifications proposed by Herrick & Comp any, Consulting Engineers, approved by both the City and the School District; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City to bear the entire cost of construction of said tennis and handball courts; and WHEREAS, th Agreement is entered into pursuant to th b ic powers of local governments to contract with ach oth r und r C.R.S. '63, 88-2-1, •• ... nd d, (1971 P rm. Supp.) • , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF rH.E CITY 0 E LEt.000, COLORADO, as follows: -1- -- • • , • • • • "' - • • ---------- Section 1. That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter into an Agreement with Arapahoe County School District Number One according to the provisions of that certain written instrument captioned "Agreement", which is attached hereto, consisting of four (4) typewritten pages and is hereby incorporated by reference herein. Said instrument provides: (a) Tite City shall pay to the School District all costs of construction of the recreational facilities in the sum of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTY THREE ($179,163.00) DOLLARS, subject to additions and de- ductions as provided in sa.id contract documents. (b) Tite City shall advance TWENTY THOUSAND ($20 ,000 .00 ) DOLLARS to the School D.istr.ict to establish an advance account to make payments to the pr.inc.ipal con- tractor. Tite School District shall furnish period.ic estimates , pursuant to the contract documents. (c) All sales and use taxes, to which the C.ity may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, shall be completed prior to f.inal payment. (d) Tite School Distr.ict shall keep all records in compl.iance with ppropriate Federal and State regulations r latin thereto. ( ) Tite City and th School District shall assist r, and shall do and perform any, and all, act, or ct d pp r opriat , convenient or n c ssary to affect th of th nt. S ction 2 . rado h r Color do to b half of th Color do and City Council of th Cit authoriz th Ma or of t ubscri hi n to aid Actrt!en:ie Cit Council and th Cit of levood , th Dir ctor of Financ , ex officio City Cl r k- -2- -- • • I • • - <. Treasurer attest the same . . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tre .. urer -3· -- • • 0 , - • "' - • • --------- THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of July, A.O., 1974, by and between the City of Engle- wood, a Colorado municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and the Arapahoe County School District No. One, hereinafter called "School District". WHEREAS, the City and the School District are de sirous of providing additional active recreational facilities for the residents of said City, as well as the students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974, the School District e ntered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corporation as principal contractor for construction of tw o (2) tennis courts at Flood Junior High School, two (2) t enni s c ourts at Charles Hay Elementary School, four (4) tenni court , t o gethe r with four (4) handball courts at • . -- • • , ...... • • • • ---____ :.-.;;..._;:_ AGREEMENT --------- THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this ~~~ day of July, A.O., 1974, by and between the City of Engle- wood, a Colorado municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and the Arapahoe County School District No. One, hereinafter called "School District". WHEREAS, the City and the School District are desirous of providing additional active recreational facilities for the residents of said City, as well as the students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974, the School District entered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corporation as principal contractor for construction of two (2) tennis courts at Flood Junior High School, two (2) tennis courts at Charles Hay Elementary School, four (4) tennis courts, together with four (4) handball courts at Sinclair Junior High School, all within the City of Engle- wood , Colorado; and WHEREAS, a ll of said facilities are to be con- tructed pursuant to plans and sp cific ations proposed by Mer r ick & Company, Con ulting Engin ers and Architects, dated March 1974 and approved by said City and School District; and WHEREAS, it i th int nt of th City to bear ntir co t of con truction upon land own d by t School District, 1 s any sums that may be grant d to said th -1- • • , -• School District from the Federal or State sources, sales and use taxes and school administrative costs; and WHEREAS, this Agreement is entered into pursuant to the basic powers of local governments to contract with each other under C.R.S. '63, 88-2-1, as amended, (1971 Perm. Supp.). NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises, the City and the School District hereby agree as follows: 1. CITY TO PAY COSTS. The City shall pay to the School District for the costs of construction of the recreational facilities hereinabove enumerated, the sum of One Hundred Seventy Nine Thousand One Hundred Sixty Three ($179,163.00) Dollars, subject to additions and deductions as provided in said contract documents; for all work, labor, necessary materials required to complete the construction a shown, described and included in accordance with the con- tract documents prepared by Merrick & Company under date of March 1974 , a copy of which is marked Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof by this reference. 2. ADVANC ES AND PERIODIC ESTIMATES. Pursuant to thi ( 20 ,000 .00) Dollar City shall advance Twenty Thousand to the School District to stablish n dvanc account to mak payment to th principal con- r ct r und r th nt und r dat o Jun 28, 1974. ch ol Di ri die imat qu ntly th r to,ahall urniah all , pur u n to th contr t doc nta upon -2-• • - • • receipt from said General Contractor, and approved by Merrick & Company, to the City for disbursement. Said periodic pay- ments will be approved by the City of Eng lewood and forwarded to the School District with a check for the amount estimated, less the amount remaining in the advance account. 3. SAU:S AND USE TAXES. All sales and use taxes, to which the City may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, pursuant to said contract documents, shall be completed "prior to final payment. 4. SCHOOL DISTRICT TO KEEP RECORDS AND TO PAY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS. 'nle School District shall be required to keep a ll records,in compliance with appropriate Federal and State regulations relating hereto. The financial records of the School District, in regard to this project,shall be open for examination to the City at all reasonable times. The School Distr ict shall repay to the City of Englewood all sums o r funds received to defray the costs of the project from Federal or State sources. It is expressly agreed, ho ver , that the City shall defray those costs by the School Di trict's independent auditor directly attributable to the within projec t in an amount not to exceed Two Hundred Fifty ($250.00) Dollars. 5 . MUTUAL ASS IS TANCE AM> PERFORMANC E . 'nle City nd th School District shall ist each oth r and shall o nd rform an , and all, act, or ts d d appropri ate , c nv ni ary to aff ct th purp of this Agre - nt. -3- • • , • • -----·---------------------- IN WITNESS ~EREOF the parties hereto have c aused these presents to be executed on the day and year first above written . ATTES T: ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE BY._.....,,.--=-=---=--~=----=----=-=-'"=-,,---PRE SIDE NT, BOARD OF EDUCATION BY-.....,,......,,...,=--=---=---------SUPERINTENDENT BY _ _,.----....,..-----~------SECRETARY, BOARD OF EDUCATION ATTEST: CITY OF ENGLE\K)()D , COLORADO, a Municipal corporation BY_......,..,~,,..,,..-------------MA YOR BY -"""'.E::-:X~O::F::FI=-cr~o~c==I::T::-:Y-c==u:=RK~-=TRE==-AS~u==RE=-R -4- -•. • • - • • • • .. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ------------ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE!£NT BETWEEN nIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS AND HANDBALL COURTS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado and the Arapahoe County School District No. One are desirous of pro- viding additional active recreational facilities,consisting of eight (8) tennis courts and four (4) handball courts, for the residents of said City, as well as students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974 the School District entered into a written agreement with Harrison Western Corporation for construction of said recreational facilities; and WHEREAS, all of said facilities are to be constructed pursuant to plans and specifications proposed by Merrick & Company, Consulting Engineers, approved by both the City and the School District; and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City to bear the entir cost of construction of said tennis and handball courts; and WHEREAS, th Agree nt is ent red into pursuant to th basic powers of local govenwnent to contr.ct with ach oth r und r C.R.S. 1 63, 88-2-1, ..... nd d, (1971 Perm. Supp.). , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF I'H.E CITY OF E L£ D, COLOR.ADO, u follows: -1- . ' •. • • - • • "' - • • ------~· Section 1. That the City of Englewood, Colorado shall enter into an Agreement with Arapahoe County School District Number One according to the provisions of that certain written instrument captioned "Agreement", which is attached hereto, consisting of four (4) typewritten pages and is hereby i~corporated by reference herein. Said instrument provides: (a) The City shall pay to the School District all costs of construction of the recreational facilities in the sum of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTY THREE ($179,163.00) DOLLARS, subject to additions and de- ductions as provided in said contract documents. (b) The City shall advance TWENTY THOUSAND ($20 ,000.00) DOLLARS to the School District to establish an advance account to make payments to the principal con- tractor. The School District shall furnish periodic estimates, pursuant to the contract documents. (c) All sales and use taxes, to which the City may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, shall be completed prior to final payment. (d) The School District shall keep all records in compliance with appropriate Federal and State regulations r lating thereto. (e) The City and the School District shall assist e ch other, and shall do and perform any, and all, act, or acts, d med appropriate, convenient or necessary to affect the purpose of the Agr ement. Section 2. City Cou ncil of th authoriz s th Mayor of th City ubscrib his n to said Ag City Council and th City of E 1 wood, Color do and th Dir ctor of Financ , x officio City Cl rk- -2- • • • • • Treasurer attest the same . . Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, mid passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treaaurer • . • • , • AGREEMENT --------- THIS AGREEME NT made and entered into this day of July , A.O., 1974, by and between the City of Engle - wood, a Colorado municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and the Arapahoe County School District No. One, hereinafter called "School District". WHEREAS, the City and the School District are desirous of providing additional active recreational facil ities for the residents of said City, as well as the students of said District; and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1974, the School District entered into a written a g reement with Harrison Western Corporation as principal contractor for construction of two (2) tennis courts at Flood Junior Hi gh School, two (2) tennis courts at Charles Hay Elementary School, four (4) tennis courts , together wi th four (4) handball courts at Sinclair J unior High Schoo l, all within the City of Engle- wood, Colorado; and WHEREAS, a ll of said facilities are to be con- struct d pursuant to plans and sp cifications proposed by M rr ick & Comp any, Con sulting Enginee rs and Architects, d t d March 1974 and approved by said City and School Di trict; and WHEREAS, it 1 th int nt of th City to ar ntir co t of c n truction u d by t School Di trict, l • th t ay grant d to said • • -1- - • • • School District from the Federal or State sources, sales and use taxes and school administrative costs; and WHEREAS, this Agreement is entered into pursuant to the b asic powers of local governments to contract with each other under C.R.S. '63, 88-2-1, as amended, (1971 Perm. Sup p.). NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promise s , the City and the School District he reb y agree as follows: 1. CITY TO PAY COSTS . The City shall pay to the School District for the costs of construction of the recreational facilities hereinabove enwnerated, the stnn of One Hundred Seventy Nine Thousand One Hundred Sixty Three ($179 ,163.00) Dollars, subject to additions and deductions as provided in said contract documents; for all work, labor, necessary materials required to complete the construction as shown, described and included in accordance with the con- tract documents prepared by Merrick & Company under date of March 1974 , a copy of which is marked Exhibit "A" and made a part h reof by this reference. 2. ADVANC ES AND PERIODIC ESTIMATES. Pursuant to thi Agreement the City shall advanc nty 'nlouaand ($2 0,000 .00) Dollars to the School District to s tablish an dvanc ccount to mak payment to th principal con- r cto r und r th Agr e nt uod r dat of Jun 28, 1974 • 'nl S chool Di trict, ubs qu ntly th r to, s hall furnish all p riodic timat , pursuant to th contr t doc\Saents upon -2- - • • , - • • • • ·----------·· - receipt from said General Contractor, and approved by Merrick & Company, to the City for disbursement. Said periodic pay- ments will be approved by the City of Englewood and forwarded to the School District with a check for the amount estimated, less the amount remaining in the advance account. 3. SALES AND USE TAXES. All sales and use truces, t o which the City may be entitled, or to which the City may be credited, pursuant to said contract documents, shall be completed ·prior to final payment. 4. SCHOOL DISTRICT TO KEEP RECORDS AND TO PAY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS. The School District shall be required to keep all records, in compliance with appropriate Federal and State regulations relating hereto. The financial records of the School District, in regard to this project,shall be open for examination to the City at all reasonable times. The Sc hool District shall repay to the City of Englewood all um s or funds received to defray the costs of the project from Federal or State sources. It is expressly agreed, ho ver, that the City shall defray those costs by the School Di t r ict ' independent auditor directly attributable to the withi n project in an amount not to exceed Two Hundred Fifty ($250.00) Do l l ars. 5. Mtrl'UAL ASSISTANCE AN) PERFORMANC E . The City d th School Di strict h 11 as sist ach o ther and shall d nd p rform a ny, nd all , act, or ac t s d c nv ni nt or n c e ssar y t o aff c t th pu rpos nt. -3- d ppropriat e , of this Agre - "' - • • , -• ----· -------- IN WITNESS ~EREOF the parties he reto h ave c aused t hese presents to be executed on the day and year first above written . ATTES T : ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE BY -----------------PRESIDE NT, BOARD OF EDUCATION BY_.._,,.~...,....,...,..,..,....,........,...,,..,..,:---:"'='....,...,,..,.,.,,..,..,...,.......,.,...._ SECRETARY, BOARD OF EDUCATION ATTEST: CITY OF ENGLE\«lOD, COLORADO, a Municipal corporation BY-....,...~~~="'~~=-~~~~~~"'='-EX OF FICIO CITY CU:RK-TRE.A.5URER -4- - • • • I - • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITIUN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20, IN THE CITY OF ENGU:WOOD, COLORADO; PRO- VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSMENT. WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, finally passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of constructing and installing certain street improvements therein; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17, 1972, the City Council assessed the cost of the improvements against the property specially benefited and included within the Special Improvement District; and , WHEREAS, on March 29 , 1973, the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in Civil Action No. 29802, issued a Permanent Injunction which prohibited the City from col- lecting the assessment levied pursuant to Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, against the following described property owned by Caroline B. Weist: s .. th Tilat realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Rang 68 West, d scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 fe t east of the southeast corner of Lot 25 , Dobbins ltesubdivision; th nee ast 166 f t; th nee north 192.9 f t; th nc west 166 feet; th nee south 19 2 .9 f et to th point of be inni AS, th City Council has d t rained to reu• d cribed property: -1- • • -• • • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IBE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Reassesement of Costs. ntat the pro- perty described below is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20 : 'ntat realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southeast corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision ; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part describe d in Book 2220, page 287. Construct 4" curbwalk Type II - 164.5 L .F . at $6.76565385 /L.F .....•.. Construct 6" curbwalk Type II - 1.5 L.F. at $6 .90096693 /L.F. Front Zone Paving - 8,022.8 S.F . at $0 .04456226 /S .F ..•...• Rear Zone Paving - 11,548 .6 S.F . at $0.0 2228113 /S.F •.•..• $1,112.95 10.35 357.51 257.31 ASS ESS ME NT TOTAL .......•..............• $1,738.12 * * * * * * * * 111 North 75 f t of t h foll ow i ng dea c dbed property: ntat part of Block 4 , EVA NS TON -2- •I •. • • 0 I - • • • • 0 I • • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Eastline of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded plat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said Count y road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202 .9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts, Jr,, by Warranty Deed dated June 1 1 , 19 26 and recorded in Book 238 at page 534 ; thence West along the South line of said Tract conveyed, 166 feet to East line of s a id a l ley ; t he nce South a l ong East l ine of 'said alley 202.9 feet ; more or l es s , to place of beginning . Rear Zone Paving - 12,450 S .F . at $0 .022 28113/S.F. $ 277.40 ASS ESS MENT TOTAL ........................ $ 277 .40 'ntat t he assessment is in .accordance with the special benefits which the property received as a result of the cons truction of the i mpro ve ment s wi thin the District . Section 2. Payment of Assessment. 'nta t s aid assessment shall be du and payable at the office of the Director of Finance of the City of Englewood, within 30 da ys a fter th final publication of this ordinanc , without demand; provid d that th assessment may, at the elect ion of th property owner, b paid in installments, within i n - -3- •. • • , - • • 0 I• • terest as hereinafter provided. The failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall be conclusively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said installments. in the event of the election to pay in installments, the assessment shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installments of principal shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of 5% per annum, commencing on the effective date of this ord- inance, and payable each ye ar at the time of paying instal- lments. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid prin- cipal to become due and payable iT!llllediately, and the whole amount of the unptid principal and accured interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per cent\.Dll (li.~ per month, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, as provided by law At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid install- ments with interest at one per centum (li.) per month, or franction of a month, and all penalties accrued and shall thereupon be restore d to the right thereafter to pay in installments in the same manner a if default had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in default as to any installment or payment may, at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accru d interest to the date of the next assessment inst llment payment date. S ction 4. count on Payment of A seas nts. Pa nt may b mad to th Dir ctor of Fin nee at any ti within thirty days aft r th final publication of this Ord- inanc , and an allowanc of five per centum (5%) will b mad on all pa nts mad during uch period, but not th r - aft r. Th discount of St shall apply to all such payments, wh th r th pa nt ia th unt of a11e11ment d , or a part of th ass diat 1 aft r th expiration -4- • • , - • • • • • of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law. Section S. Assessment Lien. The assessment, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof, and all costs in collecting the same, shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetual lien in the amount assessed against the tract of land described above. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado , Section 6. Severability. That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable. Section 7. thereof, in conflict Section 8. this Ordinance shall 1974, at the hour of \ Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts herewith are hereby repealed . Public Hearing. A public hearing on be held at the City Hall, on 8:00 P.H. Section 9. Recording and Authentication. 'Ibis Ordinance, after a public hearing and final passage, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, shall be auth- enticated by the signatur s of th Mayor and Director of Finance, and shall be publish d in the Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in said City. Introduced, read in full and passed on first readi ~ on th 15th day of July, 1974 • Publi1h d as a Bill for an Ordinance on th 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR -s- \ • • , • • • • <. 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 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tre .. urer -6- • . • • • • • • - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCII.1'fAN \' ~ ~~~~~-"-~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITiiIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; PRO- VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSMENT. WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, finally passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of constructing and installing certain street improvements therein; and WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17, 1972, the City Council assessed the cost of the improvements against the property specially benefited and included within the Special Improvement District; and , WHEREAS, on March 29, 1973, the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in Civil Action No. 29802, issued a Permanent Injunction which prohibited the City from col- lecting the assessment levied pursuant to Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, against the following described property owned by Caroline B. Weist: se s th That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South , Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet east of the southeast corner of Lot 25, Dobbins Reaubdivision; thence east 166 feet; thence north 192.9 f et; thenc west 166 feet; thence south 192.9 f t to the point of beginning. WHEREAS, th City Council h a d tendned to reu- above described property: -1- •, • • ' - - • • • • 0 t• • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 11!E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Reassesement of Costs. That the pro- perty described below is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20: That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southeast corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part described in Book 2220, page 287. Construct 4" curbwalk Type II - 164.5 L.F. at $6.76565385/L.F ....•••. Construct 6" curbwalk Type II - 1.5 L.F. at $6.90096693/L.F. Front Zone Paving - 8,022.8 S.F. at $0.04456226/S.F ...... . Rear Zone Paving - 11,548.6 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F ..•..• $1,112.95 10.35 357.51 257 .31 ASSESSMENT TOTAL .....••........••...... $1,738.12 * * * * * * * * ni North 75 f t of th following de1cribed prop rty: niat part of Block 4, EVANSTON -2- 'I • • I • • • • 0 • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Be g inning at the intersection of the Eastli ne of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded plat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said County road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202.9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts, Jr., by Warranty Deed dated June 1 1, 19 26 and recorded in Book 238 at page 5 34 ; thence We s t along the South line o f said Tract c onveyed, 166 feet to East l ine of said alley; thence South a l ong East line o f s a id a l ley 20 2 .9 feet ; more or l es s , to p l ac e o f beg inni ng . Rear Zone Paving - 1 2 ,45 0 S.F. at $0 .022281 13 /S .F. $ 277.40 ASS ESS MENT TOTAL ..................•..... $ 277.40 That t he a ss e s smen t is i n acco r d ance with the apecia l benefi t s whic h the pr ope rty r eceive d aa a reault of t he construction of the improvements within the Di s trict . Section 2. Payment of Aas asment. That s a id ••• •• nt shall b due and payabl at th office of the Dir ctor of Finance of th City of Engl wood , within 30 days a fter th final publication of this ordinance, without demand; provid d that the ass ss nt may, at the lection of th property own r , b paid in installment•, wi thi n in- -3- • • - • • 0 I• • terest as hereinafter provided. The failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall he conclusively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said installments . in the event of the election to pay in installments, the assessment shall he payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installments of principal shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of 5% per annum, commencing on the effective date of this ord- inance, and payable each year at the time of paying instal-lments. Section 3. Pena l ty for Default or Non-Payment. Fa ilure t o pay any insta l lment, whether of principal or i nterest, when due shal l cau s e t h whole of the unpaid prin- ci pal to become due and pay able ill111Jediatel y , and the whole amount of the un!Jlid principal and accure d interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centurn (1%b per month, or fraction o f a month, until the date of tax sale, a s provided b y !aw At an y time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner ma y pay the amount of all unpaid install- ments with interes t at one per centum (1%) per month, or fran c tio n of a mont h , and a l l penalties accrued and shal l thereupon he r e store d to the rig ht thereafter to pay in i n s ta llments in the s ame manner as if default had not been suffe re d. Th own e r of any pro perty not in default as to an y i n stal lme nt o r pa yme nt ma y , at any t ime , pay the wh o l e of the u n p ai d pr incipa l with acc r ued i nte re s t t o the date of t h n xt a sessment installment pa yme n t d ate . S ction 4. Di count on Pa yme nt of Ass ss n t . Pa nts may b d to th Dir ctor of Financ at a ny ti within thirty days aft r fin l publication of this Or d- in nc , and an llowance of fiv per centUill (5'4 ) will b mad on all payment mad durin such period , b ut no t t h r • aft r. Th di count of 5'4 shall apply to all s uch payment s , wh the r th pa is th n t i r amo un t of a1ae a 1ment du , or a p ar t of th a I11111edi t ly aft r t h xpiratio n -4- • • - • • • • 0 • '· of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law. Section 5. Assessment Lien. The assessment, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof, and all costs in collecting the same, shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetual lien in the amount assessed against the tract of land described above. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado , Section 6. Severability. That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable. Section 7. thereof, in conflict Section 8. this Ordinance shall 1974, at the hour of I Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts herewith are hereby repealed. Public Hearing. A public hearing on be held at the City Hall, on .Jute 17 8:00 P.M. JO( " Section 9. Recording and Authentication. 'Ibis Ordinance, after a public hearing and final passage, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, shall be auth- enticated by the signatures of the Mayor and Director of Finance, and shall be published in the Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in said City. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 15th day of July, 1974 • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18 th day of July, 1974. MAYOR -s- •. \ • • f ..... • • • • • '· 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 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -6- • • , - • • • • ·. • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REASSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 20, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; PRO- VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF SAID ASSESSMENT. WHEREAS, the City Council has, by Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1971, finally passed and adopted on March 15, 1971, created Paving District No. 20 for the purpose of constructing and installing certain street improvements therein; and WHEREA S, by Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972, of the City finally passed and adopted on April 17. 1972, the City Council assessed the cost of the improvements against the property specially benefited and included within the Special Improvement District; and , WHEREAS, on March 29, 1973, the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado. in Civil Action No. 29802, issued a Permanent Injunction which prohibited the City from col- lecting the assessment levied pursuant to Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1972. against the following described property owned by Caroline B. Weist: s .. th That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wi.t : Beginning 16 feet corner of Lot 25, thence &st 166 f f t; thenc west 19 2 .9 £ t to th east of the southeast Dobbins Resubdivision; t; thence north 192.9 166 feet; th nee south point of beginning. WHEREAS, th City Council ha d termined to reu- abov d scribed property: -1- . , • - • • • • • • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF lliE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO : Section l. Reassesement of Costs. That the pro- perty described below is hereby reassessed for its propor- tionate share of the cost of the improvements in Paving District No. 20: That realty located in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range 68 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 16 feet East of the Southeast corner of Lot 25 Dobbins Resubdivision; thence East 166 feet; ~hence North 192.9 feet; thence West 166 feet; thence South 192.9 feet to the point of beginning; except that part described in Book 2220, page 287. Construct 4" curbwalk Type II - 164.5 L.F . at $6.76565385/L.F ....... . Construct 6" curbwalk Type II - 1.5 L.F. at $6.90096693/L.F. ........ Front Zone Paving - 8,022.8 S.F. at $0.04456226/S.F •.....• Rear Zone Paving - 11,548.6 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F ..... . $1,112.95 10.35 357 .51 257.31 ASSESSMENT TOTAL ....................... $1, 738.12 * * * * * • * * Th North 75 f property : Tha t of th following d acribed part of Block 4, EVANSTON •. • • , • • • • 0 I• • BROADWAY ADDITION, now vacated, des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Eastline of alley which extends along the East side of Dobbin's Resubdivision, as shown upon recorded plat thereof with North line of County road, also designated as East Cornell Avenue, as shown on said plat, thence East along the North line of said County road or East Cornell Avenue ex- tended a distance of 166 feet; thence North at right angles a distance of 202.9 feet, more or less, to the South- east corner of tract conveyed to John T. Roberts, Jr., by Warranty Deed dated June 11, 1926 and recorded in Book 238 at page 534; thence West along the South line of said Tract conveyed, 166 feet to East line of said alley; thence South along East line of 'said alley 202.9 feet; more or less, to place of beginning. Rear Zone Paving - 12,450 S.F. at $0.02228113/S.F. $ 277.40 ASSESSMENT TOTAL ••......••...•.•......•. $ 277 .40 ntat the assessment i1 in -=cordance with the 1pecial benefits which the property received .. a re1ult of the construction of the improvements within the Di1trict. Section 2. Pavment of Assessment. ntat ••id a11essment shall be due and payable at th office of the Director of Financ of th City of Englewood, within 30 days after the final publication of thi1 ordinanc , without demand; provid d that th a11e11ment may, at the election of th property owner, be paid in in1tallments, within in- -3- •. • • , • • • • 0 • terest as hereinafter provided. The failure to pay the entire assessment within the 30 day period shall be conclusively considered and held an election on the part of such property owner to pay in said instailments. In the event of the election to pay in installments, the assessment shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in 10 equal annual installments of principal, the first of which installments of principal shall be due and payable on or before January l, 1975, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively on or before the lst day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full, with interest on the unpaid principal amount at the rate of 5% per annum, connnencing on the effective date of this ord- inance, and payable each year at the time of paying instal-lments. Section 3. Penalty for Default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the unpaid prin- cipal to become due and payable immediately, and the whole amount of the uni:aid principal and accured interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate of one per centum (1%b per month, or fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, as provided by law At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, the owner may pay the amount of all unpaid install- ments with interest at one per centum (1%) per month, or franction of a month, and a ll penalties accrued and shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter to pay in installments in th same mann r as if default had not been suffered. The owner of any property not in default as to any installment or payment may, at any time, pay the whole of the unpaid principal with accrued inte rest to the date of the next assessment installment payment date. S ction 4. Discount on PaYl!!t!!nt of A s ss nt . Payments may b mad to th Dir ctor of Finance at any time within thirty day aft r the final publication of this Ord- inance, and an llowanc of fiv per c ntum (51.) will be mad on all pa nts mad durin uch period , but not th re- after. Th discount of 57. hall apply to all such payments, wh ther th payment is th ntir cmount of assessment du , or a part of th ass ss nt. I diat ly aft r th xpiration • • - • • • • - of such thirty day period, the assessment shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law. · Section 5. Assessment Lien. The assessment, to- gether with all interest thereon and penalties for default in payment thereof, and all costs in collecting the same, shall constitute, from the date of the final publication of this ordinance, a perpetua l lien in the amount assessed against the tract of land described above. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado , Section 6. Severability. That if any one or more sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged unen- forceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable. Section 7. Repealer. All Ordinances, or parts thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 8. Public Hearing. A public hearing on this Ordinance shall b held at the City Hall, on Jwne-17, 1974, at the hour of 8:00 P.H. Section 9. Recording and Authentication. 'nlis Ordinanc , after a public hearing and final paasage, shall be record d in a book kept for that purpose, shall be auth- enticat d by the signatures of th Mayor and Director of Financ , and shall be publish d in th Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general circulation published in said City. Introduced, r ad in full and pus d on first reading on th 15th day of July, 1974 • Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinanc on th 18th day of July, 1974. MAYOR -s- • . \ • • , - • • • • 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 15th day of July, 1974. ex officio City Clerk-Tre .. urer • • • -6-0 , • • • • 0 .. • RESOLUTION NO. ...;>(e , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATION OF NATIONAL CONVENIENCE STORES, INCORPORATED D/B/ A SHOP N GO MARKETS FOR A 3. 2 PER CENT FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCA'JED AT 2901 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOD, COLORAOO. WHEREAS, National Convenience Stores, Incorporated d/b/a Shop N Go Markets has heretofore made application pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 75, Article I, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage license to be located at 2901 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado ; and WHEREAS, notice of said application in the Public Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public Hearing upon said app l i c ation was properly conducted on the 17th day of June, A.D., 1974 before the City Council of the City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and all the procedura l requirements of the statute having been complied with. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows : That based upon the application of said National Convenience Stores, Inc . d /b /a Shop N Go Marketa and the evidenc and information adduced at the Public Hearing upon said application, the City Council of the City of Englewood does he reby a d o pt the following findings and con clu sion s: ' 1. Th applicant is a corpor ation or g anized und r th lawa o th Stat of T xa and is duly q ua lifi d to do busin in th tat of Colorado. -1 - • • , - • • • • 0 h • 2 . The applicant 's evidence showed that within the neighborhood area there were approximately 9,000 residents. Of the 9,000 residents only 285 signat res were secured. 3. The applicant performed traffic studies, in that they determined during a specific period of time the number of vehicles passing applicant's place of business, but no relationship was established as to the number of vehicles passing on South Br.oadw.:i y and those which requested to purchase 3.2 per cent he •r. 4. The appl icant failed to establish if there were any other same or similar type licenses within the vicinity and within the City and County of Denver. 5. 1lle applicant produced no evidence relating to pedestrian traffic in relationship to his place of business. 6. The application for the 3.2 per cent fermented malt beverage license was opposed at the Public Hearing by several individuals. 7. The applicant has not shown, nor does the Council find, from the record and the hearing herein, that the reasonable needs of th~ co11111unity are not being ad- equately served by the existing outlets for sale of 3.2 per cent fermented maJ t hevP rages within th neighborhood area, or other s imilar type licenses. 'O W, fllERJ'FOl{I, Ill · IT LSOI \'1-:D Lhdt , ba d upon th for goi n~ .:ind th · 'flt; re r rord , nd Lh e vid nc con- tained her in, thl• pp I; 1. :1~ ion of at inn.t l Conv ni nee Stor s, I n corpl'rated d 1 .1 ~:hop N ,o Mark for th i su anc of a J.? i:x•r ,·,•nt ll·t'nk•nt d nt lt b v r ~ lie ns b lM tcd .it'.? 01 ~o1 u1li firo dw , 1:.ni.;hw od, Colo rado, .hould b nd h rl'hv t.•ni•d. -2- J • • , • • • 0 • 1974. ADOPT ED AND APPROVED this 15th day of July, A. D., I l, ,( , ~ r • '-J.. . I' /C-•, fi. I MAYOR ATTEST : I, Karl .'olh•nhen:c r, ex officio City Cl r k -Trea ur r of the Ci v f En~l •wo od , Cnlo rado, do hereby certify that th abov and for goin• i a tru~. accurate and comp] t copy of thcR solutionNi. w'(,, .~riesof!Q74 . -3- ,. - • • • • • • '· TO: The.Mayor and Members of the Englewood City Council FRCM: Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager DATE: July 9, 1974 SUBJECT: ONE-WAY STREETS I • Attached ts a letter from Karen White (Rat&), 3748 South Bannodt Street, with reference to one-way streeta. The one1ay street system, oomposed of Bannock one1ay soudibound and Sherman one-way northbound from Dartmouth to Quincy, was Initiated several Y•ra ago; and more recently (April 1972) we bad a tratnc report done by the firm of Alan M. Voorhees • Auoclatee, Inc. The Voorhee• report recommended that we either extend the one-way •treets (Bannock and Sherman) to their Al.llest extent, which would be Yale on the north and Cbenanco on the south, or revert back to a two-way •)'ftem. The •treeta, H they now exlst, do not pnwtde the lmgth tor a one-way •Y•tem to be effecUve. We have, In the 11&•t, worked up oost estlma• for the reversion back to a two-way eywtem, but those estimates are no lonpr applicable. At Council'• direction, w will provide a coet estimate and •cbecltle for either GD• ol. tM alten1atlv • R tfully, ~~~---- Ac Attachm t • . • • I • 0 • 3748 South Bannock Street Eng l ewood, CO 80110 June 28, 1 9 74 Englewood City Council Englewood, CO 80110 Dear Council: After conducting a random canva s of th homeowners on Bannock Street between Kenyon and Oxfor d, the concern d citizens felt t he number one issue to them at the present tim w s th on -way s treet in front of their homes; namely Bannock Street, and they desired it returned t o a two-way traffic pattern for th following reasons: l. A committee appointed by th form r City Council to study the situation of th 5 one-way str ts in Englewood recommended Bannock and th other four on -way s tree ts be returned to two-way traffic . Th committ e 's report filed over a year ago was discussed by the council and tabled. No further action to date has been taken. 2. The need for Bannock as a one-way street no longe r exists. Previous ly, the r e was no exit from Hampden to Broadway South Bound. Now that a viaduct is rrected for this purpose, Bannock does not ne d t o be used as a passageway from !lan\pden to Broadwa y . 3 . The one-way st re t has reduced the property valu Many pro- 4. 5 . 6. 7. spectiv buyers do not wish to liv o n a one-way street thereby making this property h rder to s 11. The o n -way str et following reason a. b. Ma ny childr ·n inJur by th c . I nters c t i N occurred u Th e ll C I I no ru h h u r •. Th h vy t nJ 1 1 s er ted a hazardous condition for the ni. moun tr ffic cxc eding the •peed limit ar hit and 1eriou•ly !a1 llC>Ving tr ffic, and hav on lly r rin •. • • , - • • • • It was felt if necessary action was not taken by the Englewood City Council by August 1, 1974 a petition by circulated and presented to the same. However, it was felt a lette r was the first step, as the new City Council seemed very anxious to meet the needs of its citizens. We desperately urge th Council's prompt action. Karen White, (Ratz) . ' • I • • , •, • • • llftaOflllCI ••.aa.tmMIM t• '°' The Honorable Mayor and Members of DATii July 11, 1974 the Englewood City Council ~ Kells Waggoner, Acting City Manager ...a. OLD POLICE-FIRE BUILDING Previously, we had submitted cost estimates for remodeling the old Police-Fire Building. These estimates were fairly high, and Council has not made a dec ision as to which way to go with regard to the building. Since there seems to be some hesitancy on the part of Council because of the dollar volume involved, we have tried to attack the problem from a different angle1 that is, by starting with a dollar amount and working backward from there. Attached is a recap of an estimate of what we could do with $26,101 by contracting all of the work; and $18,752 if City forces and/or others were to do some of the work. Essentially, all this proposal provides for is the repair of the roof and the west wall, and repair of the ceilings, floors, and other walls where needed, along with a complete paint job. Sincerely, /r.::,L,t~ .. ~--- /Kells Waggoner J"') Acting City Manager KW/ls Attach. • • , , - . ~ • • • • • • PO LI CE-FIRE BUI LD~ '1D LI ' PRuPOSAL 7..:_!-!_! Re moval Wood stu d walls -48 S $ • t rf Celi n g -100 SF $0.2 ~tSE Cut d o o r openings 111 I rick \<.i 1 -..,1 Electrica l r emov 1 -L .~. Rubb ish removal & c e<In-up -L. Remov al Total ------ Ne w Work Roo fing : Roo fing m ter1 1 -6 ,-49 Flashing ma rial -50 L Roofing ·rota l ------------ Gener al Construct 10~ P in ing Pain i P in 1n in u To 0 or - $ 15.00 2".00 53 . 00 200.00 _1 50 . ..2.Q_ 443.00 $7,500 .00 __ 75.:..2.Q ----------1, 17 .00 ------------7,7 .oo • . • • I - • • • h . • ' -2- P OLICE-FI RE 13t:ILDI G RE'40DE1 G PROPOSAL 7-1-7 4 Propo s al Sub-total----------------------------$22,696.0 0 Contingency -15% -----------------------------------2_,_405 . 00 Proposal Total ---------------------------------$26.~0l.00 AAK/ldl 7-12-74 Al ,~ • • - • • • • ~TERNATE A POLICE FIRE BUILDING REMODELIN G PROPOSAL 7-1-74 r Complete """°"~ling as in Original Proposal ---------$22,696.oo fu!mov'!l All remova1 by City forces and others except cutting door opening in brick wa11 --------------------- ~w Wo!1£ Roofing: No change. Q!!nera1 Constructi<?.!l No Change. ~inti~ -390.00 Paint ' Equip. supplied by City -1 bor by City fore a and others --------------------------------------_-•.ooo.o..Q Alternate A SUb-tota1 --------------------------$16,JO&.oo Conting ncy -Isa -----------------------------------~2•'''·•..Q Altern t •Tot I ------------------------------s1s,1s2.oo • . • • TO: FROM: DATE: RE: • • • M E M 0 R A N D U M City Council Acting City Manager Kells Waggoner July 5, 1974 Fire Works Donation Enclosed is a resolution appropriating funds for contribution to the Englewood Jaycees for the July 4th donation. The Director of Finance has ascertained that monies are available in the Revenue Sharing Fund for this purpose, as a result or interest income in excess or original anticipations. z:. ~g~r~------ Actin City Manager KW:dls • . • • , - • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE GENE RAL AND REVENUE SHARING FUNDS. WHEREAS, the City Council desires to contribute to the Englewood Jaycees, to endorse their July 4th program. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows: Section 1. The following funds are hereby appropriated in the Revenue Sharing Fund: Section 2. Fund: Section 3. Sou rce of Revenue Interest Income $400 Appropriations General Fund -City Council - Recreation donation $400 The following funds are herebv appropriated in the General ource of Revenue Revenue Sharin Appropriations General Fund -Jaycees contribution 400 $400 The City na er and Dir c or or Financ are h re y authorized o mak h11 ad us m n to th 1974 bud A 0 TED A A PROVE h1a ay or ------· 19711. MAYOR ATT T: ex ortlc o r • • • , • • • -2 - I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer, of the City of .Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy or Resolution No. ~~· Series of 1974. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer • • , • 0 • q) RESOLUTION NO . '2__, SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND. WHEREAS , the City has deemed it necessary to purchase land for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to buy the remainder of land under agreement with Charles G. Kiem in order to utilize for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; NOW, THEREFORE, be it re so lved by the City Council of the City of Englewood as follows: Section 1 The following revenue estimate and appropriation is hereby authorized: Revenue Estimate Sale of land to Bi-City Treatment Plant Fund $116,532 Appropriation Land purchase near Servicenter $116. 532 Section 2 The City Mana er and the Director of Finance are hereby authorized to make the necessary adjustments to the 1974 Budget. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this _day of -----• 1974. M yor A'M' ST: x officio cl y Clerk -Tr asurer I, K rl Noll nb r r , x orricio Ci y Cl r or or n,lewoo , St te or Colorado , h re y c rtiry ha th is a rue, ccura , and co pl co y or Resolu ion No . rt o r 1974. h City above -· x orrlc!o cl y ei rk -Treasurer • • , • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ~-• SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND . WHEREAS , the City has deemed it necessary to pu r c hase land for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to buy the remainder of land under agreement with Charles G. Kiem in order to utilize for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Cou n cil or the City of Englewood as follows: Section 1 The following revenue estimate and appropriation is hereby authorized: Revenue Estimate Sale of land to Bi-City Treatment Plant Fund $116,532 Appropriation Land purchase near Servicenter $116,532 Section 2 The City Manager and the Director of Finance are hereby authorized to make the necessary adjustments to the 1974 Budget. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ~ day of ~~~~-· 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex o fficio city Clerk -Tr asurer I, K rl Nollenberger , ex officio Cit~ Clerk of th CitJy of En lewood, Stat of Colorado , h reby certify that the above is a ru , ccurat , nd complet copy of Resolution No. ~' Series or 1974. x orr!c!o city Clerk -Tr aeurer • • ' - • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1974 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND. WHEREAS, the City has deemed it necessary to purchase land for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to buy the remainder of land under agreement with Charles G. Kiem in order to utilize for the Bi-City Treatment Plant; NOW, THEREFORE , be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Englewood as follows: Section 1 The following revenue estimate and appropriation is hereby authorized: Revenue Estimate Sale of land to Bi-City Treatment Plant Fund $11 6 ,532 Appropriation Land purchase near Servicenter $116,532 Section 2 The City Manager and the Director of Finance are hereby authorized to make the necessary adjustments to the 1974 Budget. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ~ day of ~~~~-· 1974. Mayor ATTEST: ex officio City lerk -Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger , ex officio Cit~ Clerk of th Cit.q of En lewood, Stat of Colorado , h reby certify that th above is true, accurate, and oomplet copy of Resolution No. ~· Series of 1974. ex orrio!o city cterk -Tr aaurer • • '