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CITY COUNCIL MEETING -Regular
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGUI.AR MEETING OF THE
ENGLJ:JiOOD crry COUNCIL
NOVEMBER 4, 1974
V 8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Father Francis :Kappas, All Souls
Catholic Church, 4950 South Logan, pledge of allegiance led
by Cub Scout Pack #58, and roll call.
\.,..... l. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of October 21, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
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(a) Other Visitors.
Public Hearing.
v (a) To consider the bsuanc of a special events liquor
lie nae for Saint Louis Catholic Olurch, 3310 South
Sh e rman Street . (Copies enclosed.)
Comaunic:ationa -No Acti 118c01111e.11ded •
v (a) Minut • of th Plannin9 and Zoning Cc.aission -in9
of October 8, 1974. (Co as enclosed.)
../(b) Minu es of the career Service Board ... ting of October 17,
1974. <Copies enclos d.)
Cc) rt from the Dir~r o
•to (Cop as enclos • )
(d) port froa the Olie of Polio
th bicycl ordinanc pas in
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Communications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
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Report from the Chief Building Inspector on his
attendance at the International Conference of Building
Inspectors in Fort Worth, Texas on October 6-11, 1974.
(Copies enclosed.)
Re port from the City Manager on his attendance at the
International City Management Association Conference
at Dallas, Texas on October 13-17, 1974. (Copies
enclosed.)
Communications -Action Recommended.
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Renewal of a 3.2 beer license for 7-ll Store,
1277 East Hampden. (Council action request form
enclosed.)
Request to set a public hearing date for GEM Liquors,
5450 South Broadway. (Council action request foD11
enclosed .)
(c) Letter of resignation from Mr. Dick Richards, 1090
West Oxford Avenue, fran the Library Board. (Copies
enclosed.)
~ (d ) randum f rom the Finance Dir ctor and the Parks
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and Recreation Director conceming the a-rdinq of
bids for sprinkling at City Rall, and sprinkling
and landae&pinq at Fire Stations 12 and 4. (Copies
enclosed .)
from th
Progr.
Director of Finance on a Property
(Copies enclosed.)
City A torn y.
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final r d ing chanqinq th starting
City C cil • ting to ?130 P·•· (Pass d on
ding on October 21, 1974.)
tinq th letter• of
Orduw.nce ntla s to p
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\, 6. City Attorney (Continued).
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Bill for an ordinance amending Title II of the Englewood
Municipal Code by creating a special fund for fire
fighters pre-retirement plan benefits. (Copies enclosed.)
Bill for an ordinance amending Title XI of the Englewood
Municipal Code by creating a special fund for police
officers pre-retirement benefits. (Copies enclosed.)
Attorney's Choice.
7. City Manager.
~a) Resolution designating changes in the Proposed 1975
Budget. (Copies enclosed.)
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Bill for an ordinance setting the mill levy for the
fiscal year of 1975 at 6.97 mills. (Copies enclosed.)
Bill for an ordinance adopting the budget for the
fiscal year of 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
Bill for an ordinance appropriating monies for the
fiscal year of 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
Resolution setting the salaries of the City Manager,
City Attorney's Office, and Municipal Court Judg •
(Copies enclosed.)
Resolution authorizing acceptance of a state grant for
the purchase of a front loader in the UIOWlt of $1,697.
(Copies enclosed.)
Manager's Choice.
8. General Oiscuss10 •
I s ) May or'• Choice •
(b ) COl.lncil M r'• Cho c •
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWO OD, COL ORAD O
November 4, 1974
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
Count~ Colorado met in r egular session on November 4, 1974 at
8 :00 P'.M.
Mayor Tay lo r, p re siding, called the meeting to o rder.
The invocation was given by Father Grabrian of the
All Souls Cathol i c Church. The pledge of allegianc e was led by
Cub Scout Pack No. 58 .
The Mayor asked for a call of the roll. Upon t he call
of the roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern , Bl essing, Brown, Clayton,
Tayl o r.
A Absent : Co unci l Member Mann
The May or declared a qu .orum present.
Als o present were: City Manager Mccown
City At t orney Berardini
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Director o f Public Works Wagg o ner
Dir ecto r o f Financ e Nollenberg e r
Dir ec t or o f Co mmunity Devel o pmen t
Sup in e r
Fir e Ch i e f Ha i lton
Pol i ce Ch i e f Cl a s y
Dire cto r of U il i ies Ca rroll
Dire ctor of Lib r a ri es Lu te
Dir ec o r of Pa r ks & Re c r eat i on Ro ans
ayor Taylor pre1en ed a P:P .. +n~·~l•n to Keila
Di r ec or of Pu lie orks , ro-r achi vin a ole-in -one .•te
f r o he 17 h hole a ellshire Coun r y Clu • and achi i
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in -o e on the 11 h • • ayor Taylor I a d tha the Cou cil was a
r esolu ion rena in Floyd Park 0 . P. "Pac y" omens Pa r le in hono r or Dir c or o Parks and R crea ion Roaane. H stat d t • Mr.
Ro ans had done a r • d al or wo r k and error 1 he parks and
recr a i on field for e Ci y or !n 1 wood 1 • la1t 2~ y are and
deserved 0 e hono d fO?' all or ~is accoapliat n •·
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Director of Parks and Recreation Romans stated that he
was highly honored by this recognition and he appreciated it greatly.
RESOLUTION NO. 49 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TO E . P. "PACKY" ROMANS PARK.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMA SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTIO NO. 49, ERIE OF 1974. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follow :
Ayes: Council Memb rs Jo s, Sover , Bl ssing , Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab sen Council
The Mayor declar d e o io carri d.
Mayor Taylor s a
in fav or of this, u ha h
COU CILMA JO
A OTIO TO APPROVE THE
21, 1974. Upon he call
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Ayes: Council Mem era o es, Sover , Bl ssin , Brown,
Clay on, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Me ber ann
T ayor delcared the motion carried.
COUNCI :ill BLES I G UOV AD CO U CILMAN CLAYTON
SECO D! A OTIO TO OPEN A PUBLIC R ARI G TO CO SIDER TH! ISS ANC
OF A SP!CIAL EVENT LIQUOR LICF. SE FOR T. LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH,
JJlO SOUTH SHER !.A TR!ET. Upon he call of he roll, h vote
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing
open .
Mrs. Pat Lee, 1171 West Oxford Avenue, appeared before
Council . She stated that she was representing the St . Louis PTA
who needed a license for their annual jamboree to help raise money
for the school .
Mayor Taylor inquired if there were any persons present
to speak against the •••7 issuance of the liquor li•••••• license.
No persons appeared.
Councilman Brown in,uired whether this wa s t he annual
spaghetti dinner. Mrs. Lee replied in the affirmative.
City Attorney Berardini read the provision s of the
State law concerning special-events liquor lic enses for Council's
infccmation .
Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick, 3155 So. Acoma Street, appeared
before Council .on behalf of St. Louis Catholic Church. He stated
that they would use the parish hall which is normally the cafeteria
and that the public was invited to this event.
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTIO N TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the roll,
he v ote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove rn, Bles s ing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Ab sent: Co uncil ember Mann
The ayor declared the mo ion carried and the pu lie hearin closed .
COUNCIL OV!R MOVED ANO COU CILM.A BLES ING SECONDED
TO ISSUE A LICE SE TO TH! ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 3310
R TR! .T FOR A SP!CIAL !VENTS LIQUOR LICE SE FOR
10, 1974. 'pon he call o f th r oll , he v o r eaul ed as
Ay a: Counc 11
Clay on, Taylo r.
aya: No e
A aen Cou cil
ber1 Jones , Sov r n , Blea11ng, rown,
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record. Council received the following communications for the
Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of October B, 1974 .
Minutes of the Career Service Board meeting of
October 17, 1974.
bus stops.
Report from the Director of Public Works concerning
Report from the Chief of Police on the enforcement of
the bicycle ordinance passed in June, 1974.
Report from the Chief Building Inspector on his
attendance at the International Conference of Building Inspec~ors
in Ft. Worth, Te xas on October 6-11, 1974 .
Report from the City Manager on his attendance at the
International City Management Associa ion Conference at Dallas,
Texas on October lJ-17, 1974.
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Councilman Sovern stated that he had reques ed previously
a study on the safety aspects of bicycles and wondered when i
would be coming to the Council.
Police Chief Clasby stated that he had reacted only to
the new ordinance in his memorandum to the Council, bu would be
lad to do a more complete study.
COUNCILMAN CLAY]ON MOVED AHD COUNCILM.AH
A OTION TO HAVE A REPORT''E:B THE STAFF BY APRIL ls
THE BICYCLE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY. Upon the call
h vo e re ul ed as follows:
JO ES SECO DED
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blesain , Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab a en Council Mam r ann.
The ayor declared h mo ion carried .
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receiv d ha Asai1 ant Dir c or
Cod !nforc men , r. Bill Broka
Official or h Y ar Award .
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RENEWAL OF A J.2 BEER LICENSE
FOR 7-11, 1277 EAST HAMPDEN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a request to set a public hearing
date for GEM Liquors, 5450 South Broadway.
Director of Finance Nollenberger stated that GEM Liquo rs
license had lapsed at the beginning of this year and i as a resul
of that lapse a brand new application for liquor store location had
to be undergone.
COUNCILMAN JONES OVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING 8E CONDED
A MOTION TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE OF DECEiBER 17th, 1974 AT
?:JO P.M. ON THE J-WAY LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION FOR GEM LIQUORS,
5450 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The ayor declared the otion carr i ed.
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Council r ceived a l er of resignation from r. Dick
Richards, 1090 West Oxford Avenue fco the Library Board .
layor Taylor a a ed
raai nation and send a l er
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Council received • • or aad um rro the Finance Dir c o
and he Parka • d P crea ion Director cone rnin h •••rdinc or
bids ror aprinklin • Cf y Hall, and eprinklin and landacapin
• Fire S atione No. 2 and No. 4 .
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City Manager McCown stated that Bid Item No. 1 had been
the sprinkling at City Hall and Floyd Avenue, •nd that Bid Items
No . 2 and 3 were the sprinkling and landscaping at the two fire
stations . He recommended that the sprinkling at City Hall and
Floyd Park be approved and that the Council allow the staff to
talk with the low bidders on the fire station sites.
A general discussion of the bids was undergone.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYT ON SECONDED
A MOTION TO AWARD A BID TO DENVER LAWN SPRINKLER IN THE AMOUNT OF
s Ir ~02-AND TO DIRECT THE STAFF TO NEGOTIATE ITEMS NO. 2 AND
J FURTHER WITH THE LOW BIDDERS. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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r. Pete Peterson, Director of the Englewood Chamber
of Commerce, appeared before Council. He stated that the Asapahoe
Mayor's meeting this month would be on the Santa Fe widening project
and invited the Council to attend.
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Council re cei ved a memorandum fro the Di re ctor of
Finance on a Property Tax Reba e Pro ram.
ayor Taylor recapped th Jr• raa memorandum for he
benefi of the audience.
COU CILMAN SOVER N MOV!D AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A OT ON TO ASK THE CITY ATTORN Y TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE 0
PROPERTY TAX REBATE PROGRA Upon the call of th roll, the vote
resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council
Clay on, Taylor.
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bera Jon 1, Sove rn, Ble11in , Brown,
Aba n Council Meaber ann
The ayor declared • aotion carried.
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INTRODUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING.
BY AU THORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 48, SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTRR 4, SECTION 1, TITLE I OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CHANGING THE TIME OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL TO 7:30 P.M.
(Copied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.)
CCOUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 48, SERIES OF 1974.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a Bill for an Ordinance implementing
the Letters of Understanding for 1975.
Councilman Sovern inquired as to the effect in the
Bill on the 40-hour a week firemen. City Attorney Berardini
stated that it •••li was not very explicit on tha accoun
COUNCILMAN SOVERN OV!D AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON EC ONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THE BILL FOR AN ORDI NANCE UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING
FOR CLARIFICATION ON THE J ~X 40 HOUR A WEEK FIR EN. Upon he call
o f the r oll , the vote result d as follows:
Ayes: Council mbera on s , Sove rn, Bl sain , Brown, Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: None
A bun Cou en ar ann
The Mayor de lared he ao i o rried.
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Conncilman Sovern inquired as to how this new ordinance
would relate to the additional pension cost to be contributed to
these funds. Director of Finance Nollenberger stated that the
additional pension contributions passed by Council on the budget
would be approved by a subsequent ordinance.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTER'S PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE II OF
THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE-
FIGHTERS PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANC AME DING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969
E .M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POiicE OFFICER'S PR -RETIREMENT
BENEFIT.
COU CILUAN BROWN OVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A OTION TO PA S A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC AMENDING TITL XI OF THE
E. LC. CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLIC OFFICERS PRE-RETIREMENT
BENEFIT. Upon he call of the roll, h vo e r eul d as follow1:
Aye1: Council emb re Jonee, Sovern, Bleeein , Brown,
Clay on, Taylor.
aye: Non
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The ayor declared he mo ion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the Kent Village
case involving the detachment of the Kent Village property from
the South Suburban Recreation District was now ready and needed
signature by the City Attorney. He requested authorization from
Council to sign that document.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MTOION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO SIGN THE DECREE ON KENT
VILLAGE SEPARATING IT FROM THE SOUTH SUBURBAN RECREATION DISTRICT.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayto~, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9:JO P.M.
Council reconvened a 9:45 P.M. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Clayton,
Taylor .
Absent: Council ember Mann.
The Mayor declared a quorum presen
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INTRO UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON.
A BILL FOR
A ORDINA CE Al NDING CHAPTER 4, SECTION J, TITLE I OF THE 1969
E.M.C., CHANGING THE DAY 0 HICH THE RIT EN AGENDA SHALL B
PROVIO D TO E BER OF CITY CO NCIL .
CO CILM.A CLAYTON OVED AID COUNCI N BLESSING SECO OE
A OTIO TO APPROVE A BILL FOR A ORDI A C CHANGING TH DAY 0
WHICH THE WRI TTF AGE DA SHALL BE PROVIDED TO EACH ME BER OF CITY
COUNCIL. Upon h call of the roll, he vo e r sul ed aa follow :
Ayes: Co nn ell embers Jones, Sovern, Bl eain , Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
aye: None
A aent: Council Member ann
T e ayor declar d • mo ion arri d .
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City Manager Mccown saated that City Council needed
to consider the Bill for an Ordinance setting the mill levy for
the fiscal year 1975 at 6.97 mills first in relation to the
budget amendments.
A general discussion of the ordinance ensued.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE
ASSESSED VALUATI ON OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1975.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMNA SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SETTING THE MILL LEVY
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975 AT 6.97 MILLS. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Taylor.
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Nays: Council Member Clayton.
Abaent: Council Member Mann.
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Mr. aurice Merlin, J 88 So. Sherman Street, appeared
before Council. H stated tha the ud et had turned out much
hi her than ori inally an icipated, and that he felt ha he
administratio wa s etting top heavy. He also fel tha all of
the omissions that had been in he udget in the past were tryin
o e dealt with in one blow.
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Mr. Bill Clay on, Jr., JOOO So. Emerson, appeared
efore Council. He ata ed tha people lee ed repreaen ativea
o h Council o ak deciaio s, au h as these on th budg
He was disappointed in he Council cauee 1 choae o raiae
taxes at hie i e. He fel i waa a ime for fiscal ree rain
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a ndin h ropoe d 197~ ud incor orated the chengee wh ich
have been diacuea d y Council. A en ral discussion or h
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RESOLUTION NO. 48, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 48, SERIES OF 1974.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resul ted as follows:
Taylor.
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Nays: Council Member Clayton .
Absent: Council Member Mann.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILUAN BLESSING.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN CE AD OPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEW OO D,
COLORAD O, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BR OWN SEC ONDED
A OTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR
THE FIS CAL YEAR 1975. Upon the call or the roll, k• the vote resulted
as f o llow s :
Ayes: Council !ember s Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Br o wn,
Clay on, Taylor.
Na y s : None
A s ent: None
The ayor decla r d he ot i on ca rri ed .
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, »•••, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BRO WN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE UNTIL NOVEMBER 18th A RESOLUTION SETTING THE
SAL ARIES OF THE CITY MA NA GER , CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE , AND THE
MU NICIPAL COURT JUDGES . Upon the call of the r oll, the vote
r esulted as follo ws:
Ayes: Council Me t bers Jones, So wern, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann.
The fayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a res olu ion authorizing acceptance
of a State gran for the purchase of a front loader in the amount
of 1, 97.
City Manager McCo wn stated tha the front end loader
had b en replac d and that the Sta e had offered a gran in
r la ion to its replacemen .
RESOLUTION NO. 50 , S!RI!S OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILI G OF APPLICATION WI TH TH STATE
F COLORADO FOR A GRANT FOR CON RUCTIO OF S WAGE REAT NT
WOFKS , UNDER S CTIO -28-2J , C.F.S. 196J, AS A ND D.
(Copied in r 11 1 th Off1 ial Reeolu ion Book.)
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Mayor Taylor stated that Councilma~,Clayton would be
the Library Board as a replacement ~Councilman
to Mzx Councilman Brown's work load on the Planning
Commission.
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJOURN . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Membe r s Jones, Sover n, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Mann.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned
at 10:45 P.M.
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November 6
November 13
November 14
November 18
~o vember 20
November 27
November 2
November 29
Decemb r 2
• J 0 /31 /'74
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6:30 P.M. Work Session in Conference Room A followed by
8:00 P.M. Council meeting in Council Chamber&
Council Precinct meeting (Dist. 2, Pree. 7, Councilman Brown) at
Conservity Baptist Seminary, 3401 South University, 7::>0-9:00 P.M.
Council Precinct meeting (Dist. 3, Pree. 11, Councilman Clayton) at
Englewood Methodist Church, 3885 Sruth Broadway, 7:00-9:00 P.M.
9:00 A.M. Mayor's Coffee, Police/Fire Center Community Room.
6:30 P.M. Work Session in Conference Room A, followed by
8:00 P.M. regular Council meeting in Council Chambers.
Council Precinct meeting (Dist. 4, Pree. 15, Councilman Mann) at
All Souls Catholic Church, 4950 South Logan, 7:00-9:00 P.M.
Council Precinct meeting (Dist 1, Pree. 4, Councilman Jonea) at
Maddox School, 700W. Mansfield, 7:00-9:00 P.M.
Thanksgiving Holiday -City Hall cloeed.
City Hall closed.
6 :30 P.M. Work salon in Conference Room A, followed by
:00 P.M. regular Council meeting in Council Chambers,
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R E SOLUTION NO. __ 4_9 __ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TOE. P. "PACKY"
ROMANS PARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado feels it ls appropriate at this time to publicly acknowledge
and recogniz e th many and varied contributions by E. P. "Packy "
Romans to the City of Englewood and its residents.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RE OLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
That the City Council o f th City nf Englewood, Colorado,
in honor o f th contribution o f E. P. "Packy" Romans doe hereb
r e nam Flo d Park to E. P . "Pack "Roman Park.
ADOPTE D AND APPROVE D thi 4th da o f November, 1974.
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MAYOR
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I, Karl Noll nb rg r, x offici o l C le rk-Trea ur r of
th ltv of E 1 ood , Colorado , d h c r tif that th abov and
for· oin la a tru , accura and compl cop of th R olut1on
o . 9 oft 74.
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RESOLUTION NO. __ 4_9 __ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TOE. P . "PACKY"
RO 1A SPARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of th City of Englewood,
Colorado fe Is it is appropriate at thi time to publicly acknowledge
and recognize th many and varied contribution by E. P. "Packy"
Romans to th e City of Engl wood and i t.s r id nts.
NOW, THEREFOR , BE T RE OLV D BY TH ITY
CO CIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That the it Council of th City nf Englewood, Colorado,
in honor o{ the contributi ns of • P. "Packy" Romans doe hereby
r nam Flo d Park to E. P. "Pack y" Rom n Park.
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED th 4th da •of No v mb r, 1974.
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RESOL TION NO. __ 4;...9 __ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTI N RENAMING FLOYD PARK TOE. P. "PACKY"
ROMANS PARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of th City of Englewood,
Colorado fe Is it is appropriate at this time to publtcl acknowledg
and recognize th many and varied contrtbutlon b E. P. "Pac 111
Roman to th City of Englewood and 1 r td nts.
N W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEW D, C'OLORA , a follows:
That the Cl Council of the C'lty of Englewood, Colorado,
in honor of th contributions of E. P. "Pa y" Roman d h r
renam Floyd Park to E. P. "Pack " Roman Park.
ADOPTED AND APPR VF.D tht Jth da o f 'o" mb r, 1971.
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RESOLUTIO NO. __ 4_9 __ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOL TION RE A HNG FLOYD PARK TOE . P . "PACKY"
ROMA PARK.
WHEREAS, the Ci ouncil of th City of Englew ood,
Colorado f Is it is appropriate at this time publicly acknowledge
and r cognize th many and varied contribution by E. P. "Packy"
Roman to the City of Engl wood and i r i nts.
COC CIL
, B TT R LV D BY THE CITY
GLEWOOD, COLORADO, a follov.
That th ity Council of th City f Englewood, Colorado,
in honor f th contributl n of • P. "Pa "Roman d b reb
r nam Flo d Park to E. P. ''Pa kv'' Roman Park.
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ADOPTED AND APPR \ED ..hi 4th day of 'ov rob r, 1974.
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RESOLUTION NO. ----• SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TO E. P. 11 PACKY"
ROMANS PARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado feels it is appropriate at this time to
publicly acknowledge and recognize the many and varied
contributions by E. P. "Packy" Romans to the City of
Englewood and its residents.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IR RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, in honor of the contributions of E. P. "Packy"
Romans does hereby rename Floyd Park to E. P. "Packy"
Romans Park.
1974 . ADOPTED AND APPR OV ED this 4th day of Noveaber,
MXVoR
ATTE ST:
e x o ff 1c10 Ci t y Cl e rk -Treas u re r
I, arl ollenberger, ex offi cio Ci ty Cle r -Treasurer
o th City of Englewood, Colorado, do he r e by ce rt ify t h at
the above and for aoing is a tru , accurate and coapl e t e
copy of th R olu i on o . , S ri s of 1974 .
e officio City Cl e rt -Treasu r r
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RESOLUTION NO.
, SERIES OF 1974 ----
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TO E. P. ''PAC.ICY" ROMANS PARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-wood, Colorado feels it is appropriate at this time to
publicly acknowledge and recognize the many and varied
contributions by E. P. "Packy" Romans to the City of Englewood and its residents.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IR RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That the City Council of the City of Englewood, Co I orado, in hon or of the contribution• of E. P. "Packy"
Ro•an, doe• hereby rename Floyd Park to E. P. "Packy" Ro11ans Park.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 4th day of Noveaber, 1974.
ATTEST: MAY Ok
ex Oft1 c10 City Cl erk-t reasurer
I, Karl olJenb r1 r, x of icio City Cler -T r asur r of th City of En le ood, Colorado, o hor by cer ify that
the bo e nd for aoin a tru , ac urat and co pl te copy of th olu on o. rf s of 1974.
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RESOLUTION NO. ____ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION RENAMING FLOYD PARK TO E. P. '1PACKY"
ROMANS PARK.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado feels it is appropriate at this time to
publicly acknowledge and recognize the many and varied
contributions by E. P. "Packy" Romans to the City of
Englewood and its residents.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IR RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
That the Ci t y Cou ncil of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, in honor of the cont ributions of E. P. "Packy"
Romans does hereby rename Floyd Park to E. P. "Packy"
Romans Park.
1974 .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 4th day of November,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Cl erk -Tr asurer
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I, Karl ollenberg r, x officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of he City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
he abov and foregoin l a true, accurate and comple tP
copy o the e olution o. , S ries of 1974 .
ex o ffi cio Ci Clerk-Tr a urer
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
OCTO BER 21, 1 97 4
REGUL AR MEETING:
The City Council of th e City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado met in regula r session on Octobe r 21, 1974 at
8:00 P .M.
Ma y or Taylor, p r esid i ng, called the meeting to o rder .
The invocation was given by Rev . Stanley Fi x ter, of
the Englewood United Methodist Church. The pledge of allegiance
was led by Cub Scout Pack No. 58.
The Mayor asked for a call of the r ol l. Upon the call
of the roll , the fo ll owin g were present:
Council Members Jones, Sov er n, Mann, Blessine, Brown,
Cl ay ton, Taylor.
Absen t : None
The May or declared a qu o r um present.
Aleo pr esent wer e : Ci y Manager Mcco wn
City Attorney Berardini
Di re cto r of Finan c e Nollenberger
Di re c or o f Utili ies Ca rr oll
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A TI l TO APPROVE THE ' I UTES OF THE
SEPTEMBER JO , 197~. Upon thP cal of
re ulted as follows:
CI LMA SOVERl SECOND ED
PECIAL ETING OF
he rol l , th v ote
Ayes : Co·ncil
rown, Cl ay on, Taylor .
mbers Tones, Sovern, a n, Blesain ,
ays: o e
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPR OVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
OCTOBER 7, 1974 . Upon the call of the r oll, the vote re sulted
as follows:
Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rried.
A MOTIO
OCTOBER
IT SAYS
call of
Brown,
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF
1 , 1974, CORRECTING THE TWO SPOTS IN THE MINUTES WHE RE
OBJECTION EXHIBIT, TO READ OBJECTOR'S EXHIBIT. Upon the
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab sen None
Th la or declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor announced that he ne x t budge meetin
~ould o cu r on Thursday evening, Oc ober 24th, and he citize
e b re of he Bud e Committee are eneoura ed o a end.
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Mayor Tay or anno need tha here was a vacancy
c rren ly on •he P.ouain Au hority and that he was appointin
r. aur1 4 e er in a poai 1on .
r. Lamon r er, Ci y Auditor tor the City or
olo rad o Sprin e, Colo rado waa praeent to award the Municipal
lnanee Ottl era' Cer ificata or Confor~ance for financial
r por in to he ayor. r. Bur r • a d tha there wa e auc
pr • 1 e accorded •o he Ci y a1 a r 1ul of the D partaen ot
Ft an e recei in la award. T a award wa1 elven very a arin ly
he ational Aaao'ia•io and a owed excellence in dear•• ot
1al rtpor•i
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Director of Finance Noll enberger and Assistant
Director of Finance Lo wry were recog nized by the Council for
this award.
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Mr. M. M. Summers, 314 0 So. Delaware, appeared
before Council to propose a new swimming pool near Dartmouth
Park.
Mr. Summe rs stated that he had been attempting to get
a po o l put in t his area for a long time. He f elt that the p oo l
shou l d b e bu ilt in north Englewood before a golf cour se should
be built by the City in Sheridan. He fel that the park as it
is currently made up is too small for a pool and the land to the
west needed to be purchased.
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COUNCILMAN CL AY ON OVE D AND COUN CILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MO TION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARI G TO CONSIDER REVISING THE SEWER
ORDrnANCE TO REFLECT NEW RATES AND CHARGES. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote res ulted as fol lows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The ayor declared he o ion carried and he pu l i e hearin open .
Counc i lman Sovern s a ed that the pu lie he aring was o
r evis ra es and cha r es on sewer disposal in order to come in
co pliance with the Environmen al Pr o te c tion Age cy re ula ions.
Direc o r of Ut i l i ie s Ca rroll s a ed ha th ra
increases consis ed of hree yp s o f char es. The firs is a
ser ha r e whi c pays for he normal ope r a ing and maintenance
e x penses of he sys em. The s cond was a service cha r e f or ex ra
sewa e which so ind s•ria l users we re pu in f or h in o
T a las is an indu1 rial cos r co ver y w ich woul d o
1. o rr~ one year af er the plan was ope ra ive o pay f or ex ra
api al improv m n s whi ch wer cess ary aa a r sult of 1ndus rial
cua om rs. 7he nvironme al P r o ec ion A en cy r eq ir a
industrial clas pay for 1•s fair a are per allon and pe r a r h or se a e. Th rat s w re comp d in h futur ~n win r a er
usa e and o a fla asia only when r uaar,e was
availa le. The mete r ed wi ll pay a 15 and 15 c nta
per 1,000 allone ove r ha 79,000 al lons mi i u . Ou a id e th
Ci y reaiden•ial and uein as will also pay lO J addi i onal f o r
1nf1l ra ion 1 o the ey • m d rin h flow fr o t a so re T
indut rial a ren h will aa1ur d y a ea plin proc 11 .
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Mayor Taylo r asked if any other persons wi shed to
appear befo re Council on this o r d inance. No pers ons appeared.
COUNCILMA MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECO NDE D
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the
r oll , the vo te r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Cou n c i l Mem bers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Br o wn, Clayton , Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The May o r declared the motion ca rried and the public hearing
closed.
INTRODUCED AS A BIL L BY COUNC I LMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORIT Y
ORD INAN CE !O . 45, SERIES OF 1974
AN OR INANCE AIE DI r, CHAP TER 4, TITLE XV OF THE 1969 E.M.C.,
BY REVISING THE SCHEDULE OF RATES AN D CHANGES FOR SANITAR Y
SE WA GE SERVICE AND ESTAB LI SHING A FORMULA FOR RECOVERY OF
COSTS FRO! A.AJOR INDLS7RIAL SER .
(Co ied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.)
COU CI U.N SOVERU MOVED AND COU NCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION 0 APPR OVE OR INA CE NO. 45, ERIES OF 1974. Upon he
c all of the r oll, he vote r esulted as follo ws:
Ayes: Co nc 11 e e r a ones, Sove r n, ann, lessin ,
Brown, Cl ay on, Taylo r.
aya: t on,.
A sen o e
The ayor declar d t e o ion car rie d.
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Minutes of the Police Pension Board meeting of
October 2, 1974.
Minutes of the Library Board meeting of October 8, 1974.
Memorandum from the Director of finance regarding
estimates for the proposed sprinkling landscaping.
Memorandum from the Director of Finance regarding his
attendance at the New Dimensions in Modern Municipal Finance and
Investmen t conference in Atl anta, Georgia from September 19 to
September 20, 1974.
Memorandum from the Director of Public Work s regarding
the leaf bag distribution.
emorandum from he Director of Publi c Works re ga rding
the installa t ion of a bus stop on South Broadway.
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Counc il received the minutes of the Board of Adjustment
and App eals meeting of October 9, 1974. Included in the minutes
was a recommendation on a variance to permi the encroachmen of
a garage feet in o he utility easement.
The Chairman of the Board of Adjustment and Appea l ,
John Kreiling, appeared before Council. He sta ed tha this wa s
a normal type request and had been approved in the pas
Councilman Cl ay ton obse rved hat none or the utilities
had obje c tione.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTOtl
OTI l TO GRANT A VARIA Ct TO
lTO TH UTILITY EASE
vo d ae f ollow•:
Aye1: Council
Br o w • Clay on, Taylor.
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PERMIT H E CROACHllE T OF A GARAGE
NT. Upon h call or he r oll, h e
ann, Ble1ein ,
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Mr. Kreiling stated that this would approve the outside
appearance of t he Hampden West building and would allow for a
fire es c ape on t he ups ta irs portion .
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SEC ONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A VARIANCE TO PERMI T THE
ENCROACHMENT OF A MARQUEE 4 FEET 11 INCHES OVER CITY PROPERTY,
8 FEET AB OV E THE SIDEWALK, AND A CIRCULAR FIRE ESCAPE TO
EN CRO ACH 4 FEET UPON CITY PROPER TY. Upon the call of the
roll, t he vote resul ted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a recommendation from the Board of
Adju stment and App eals to deny a variance to permit a sandwich
board s i gn on City -owned parkway.
r. Kreiling stated that the lady requesting the
sandwich board sign ran an antique store on Broadway. He felt
t he sign was a hazard a nd co u ld be moved back again st the
uilding.
Co unci lman lann stated that there were other places
in he Ci y wh e r e people used sandwi ch board signs.
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dou ted that
reques ed.
Kreiling sta ed tha that ma y be true, but h e
hey were on City -own ed p r ope rty as this lady bad
COUNCILMA SOVERN MOVED AtlD COUNC ILMAN JONES S!COND!D
A OTION TO DENY A VARIA CE TO PE IT A SA NDWICH BOARD SIGN ON
CI7Y OWN PROPERTY. 'pon he call or the r oll, the vote
resul d ae f ollows:
Ayes: Council em er1 Jones, Sovern, ann, Bl•••in ,
Brown, Cla y on, Taylor.
Nays: lone
Absent: one
Th ayor declared ao ion arri d.
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Council received the minutes or the Water and Sewer
Board meeting or October 15, 1974 and a recommendation to approve
Supplement No. 48 of the Southgate Sanitat ion District Connectors Agreement.
Director or Ut ilitie s Ca rroll showed the location of
Supplement No. 48 on a map. He stated that the system had capacity for it.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENT NO. 48 OF THE SOUTHGATE SANITATION
DISTRICT. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rr ied.
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COUNCILMAN CLA YTO MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO TAKE FRO THE TABLE THE CONSIDERATION OF A REPORT
FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON MR. KEN MAUSOLF'S PROPOSAL
FOR THE U E OF THE OLD POLICE/FIRE BUILDING.
Councilman Jones stated that he Chambe r of Commerce
was conducting a study or needs for meeting rooms in the City.
The Ci y is currently conduc ing a space needs study in Ci y
Hall and h School Board is looking at space availability.
Until these are finished, he did no feel hat he City should
proceed wi h development or the old Police/Fire buildin .
COU NCIL !AN J ONES lOVED A D COU NCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A OTIO TO TABLE THE CONSIDERATIO OF THE USE OF THE OLD POLICE/
FIRE BUILDIN G AND DEFER MR .. !AUSOLF'S PROPOSAL FOR FUR HER STUDY.
Upon he 11 or the r oll, the vote resu lt ed as fol lo ws:
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Aye11: Council mbers Jo es, Blessing, Brown, Clayton,
aya: Council ember11 Sovern, Mann.
Ab sen None
Th ayor decla red he o ion ca rri d.
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Councilman Clayton stated that the minutes of the
Parks and Recreation Commission meeting cf October 10, 1974
stated that the Rec rea t ion Department would have the first
priori ty on the use of the bus. He did not feel that priorities
had ye been established by Cou nci l on that matter and the
minutes shou ld be corrected.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A OTIO TO REFER THE MllUTES BACK TO THE PARKS AND RECREATION
CO lISSION FOR CORRECT I ON .
Councilman Blessing pointed out that these minutes
had not bee n approved y he Parks and Recreation Commission at
t hi s time.
Councilman Clayton withdrew the motion and Councilman
Aann wi thdrew the second, and it was a reed that a memorandum
would o o he Parks and Recrea ion Commission explaining the
use of the bus pu r chased .
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COUNCILMAJ BLE SSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SE CO l E A MOTION TO APPROVE A RENEWAL OF A J.2 BEER LICE SE
FOR DEL FARM, 160 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon he call of the roll,
he vo e r~sult d as fol lo s:
Ayes: Co ncil embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylo r.
ays: one
A sent.: tone
-h~ 'ay o r d clar d he otion carried.
Mayor ~ayl o r call d a recess a+ 9:JO P ..
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Clay o , T ylo r .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the turnover date
should take place after the effective date of the ordinance.
City Manager Mccown stated that he would arrange a turnover date with RTD.
Councilman Sovern stated that he still questioned the
decision of the Ci ty to retain one of the old buses without
further study.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU NCILMAN CLAYTON.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 46, SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE APPR OVING AN AGREEMENT BE TWEEN THE REGIONA
TR ANSPOR TATI ON DISTRICT, A BODY POLITIC OF THE STATE F COLOR AD O,
THE CITY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO, A MU I CI AL CO RP RATION AND THE
CITY OF ENGLE WOO D, COLORADO, A MUNICIPA ORPORATION PROVIDING
FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOO -LITTL TO -FT. LOGA BUS SYSTEM
BY THE REGIONAL TR ANSP ORTATIO R CT.
(Copied in fu ll in the Off i cial Ord1na c ok.)
COUNCILMA
A OTION TO AP ROV
call of h roll , he vo
S SECONDED
pon the
Ay s: Counc il r o wn, Clayton, Taylor.
ay s: Co ncil rs Sover , Ma
A se one
The ayor declar d he motion carr ied.
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Mayor Taylo r s ated ha h would like to conaid r he
po s1 111 y of workin wi th he school district to allow lder ly
persona in the neighborhoods of the schools to have a ho lunch
a he school .
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Counciloan Sovern s a d that he would lit
comm! t e appoin ed to look in o the ta z structure of
aa as een discussed y Council a work aeaaiona.
ave a
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COUNCILMAl SOVERI MOV D AND COUNCI JO SS CO 0 DA
MOTION 0 HAV A co ITT 0 TAX STRUCTURE 0 WITH r1v1
CITIZENS, 0 l COUNCIL B R AND THE DIRECTOR or rr ANC Upon
all of he roll, re sulttd •• follow1:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rried.
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Councilman Clay on stated that the rehabilitation
committee would not have i s program ready by November 1st,
ut that they would repor ack as soon as possible.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN BLESSING.
BY AUTHORITY
0. INA C NO. 47, SERIES OF 1974
A ORDI ANCE VACA1ING STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATIONS IN BLOCKS
1 Al 1 , EVAN PAR ESTATES SUBDIVISION AND BLOCK 1, SOUTHLAWN
GAR E ANNEX, NGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
opied in full in he Official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCIL~N JONES SECONDED
A OTION TO APPROV ORDI~A CE NO. 47, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call of t e roll, he vote re sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council ember Jones, Mann, Sovern, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on , Taylor.
~ays: None
A sent: one
The Jayor declared the mo ion carried.
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re ived a Bill ror an Ordinance changing
ror Council ee in a to ?:JO P .•
City A torney Berardini stated that i was a new
which would chan ime for the meetin& fro
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Council an
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Councilman Brown stated that he liked the idea of
7:JO and would appreciate getting out of the Council meeting a little earlier.
Mr. Kreiling questioned whether the Council would
actually change the hours of adjournment by changing the hour
of the start of the meeting.
A general discussion of the merits of the Bill ensued.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, SECTION 1, TITLE I OF THE 1969
E.M.C., CHANGING THE TIME OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL TO 7:JO P.M.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BR OWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE STARTING
TIME FOR COUNCIL MEETINGS FROM 8: 00 TO 7: JO P .M. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, So vern, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Ta ylor.
Nays: Cou ncil Member Mann.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTIO NO. 45, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE
ENVIRON ENTAL PROTE CT I ON AGENCY, UNITED STATES OF AUERICA,
FOR A GRANT UNDER THE WATER POLLUTION CO:TROL ACT (JJ U.S.C. 466, ET SEQ .).
(Copied in full in he Of ficial Resolution Book.)
COU CILMAN BROW OV D A D COUNC ILMAN SOVERN S!COND D
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTIO O. 45, S!RI!S OF 1974. Upon he
call or rol l, the vo e r aul ed 11 f ollows:
Ayes: Council emb re Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Cl ay on, Taylo r.
Nays: None
A • n Non
T ayor d clar d h mo ion c arried .
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RESOLUTION NO . 46 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AUTHORI ZI NG FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
FOR A GRANT UNDER THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, (33 U.S.C. 466, ET SEQ.).
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED ANC OUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECOIDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RES OLUTION NO . 46, SERIES OF
1974. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote re sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Membe r s Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab sent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rr ied.
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Council began consideration of a resolution suppor in
the proposed Constitu ional Amendment to Articl XIV and XX of
the Colo rado S ate Cons itution, concerning annexations.
City A torney Berardini sta ed that the resolution as
n o w written supports Amendmen No. 1 and Amendment No. ~.
Council an Jones sta ed that ther was o real onflict e ween he two amendments if bo h were passed .
Co un ilma n Mann sta d that it was his re lin ha the se amendmen s w re up 0 he prero ative o f t people, and Co nc il had no place in ac ing on th
Councilman Ble ss in stated hat he Council was l oo k d o f o r lead ershi p !n h com uni y.
Ma yo r Taylo r sta d that hi s fir s reac ion ••• o
a ppo oi o f he am dmen a, h had o q •• ion if Denver
wou d hand! 3p d wi h a la hi e ao r Yor ia r eaaon,
he had •o 1 ai n s i and l 1 up to •h p op le.
he could no a ppor
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Coun an Clay o s a ed h w1 1 in ravor or
n eca se Coun•y arPa had e an •x ed in t pea
he Co : •y havin any 1ay in it.
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Councilman Brown stated that Denver had annexed
property in the past which had made a serious problem for the Denver school system.
RESOLUTION NO. 47, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION SUPP ORTING THE PROPOSED CONST ITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 1 TO AR TICLE XIV AND XX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, KNOWN AS THE POUNDS TONE AMENDMENT, AND AMENDMENT NO . 5
CREATING A BOUNDA RY CONTROL COMMISSION ON ANNEXATION MATTERS.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 47, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call of the roll, th e vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Blessing, Brown, Clayton.
Nays: Counc il Members Sovern, Mann, Taylor.
Absent: None
The May o r decla re d the motion ca rried.
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City At to rney Berardini stated that the Shop-N-Go
case on liquor license application had been argued Oc o ber 10th
in court. The ou come was expected wi hin 20 days.
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Council received a let er from Mayor William H.
cNichola, City and County of Denver, reeardin Mayor Paul
B ck of Aurora. layo r Taylo r s ated that Council may contribute to it on a personal basis if they so desired.
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Council r c iv d a letter from Tri-County Dia ric
Heal h D partment reeardin me tin a of the Arapahoe County o ncil ror S nior Ci i na .
Ci y anaeer cCo wn r minded Council that they had
no ppoin ed a me ber or the Council to his co ittee. Mayor
Tay or appoin ed Councilman Clayton o at end h ae meetinea.
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Ci y anaeer Mccown be an disc ••ion ot an authoriza ion
o ai n a hold h rmleaa a reemen in conJunotion •1 h trad or
land t o r •h Bi-Ci y Tr atmen Plant. M • a ed a i conce rn d
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the property at Bates and Zu ni. The current proper ty line
ends 5 feet int o t he st reet, which will be a temporary location
of the st r eet until Zuni is rebuil t .
Di re c or of Utilities Ca rr oll st a ted that the cl os ing
on the prope rty was last week and the checks have n ot yet bee n
cashed in t ha t r egard .
COUNCILMAN SOV ERN MOV ED AND COU NCILMAN JONES SECON DED
A MOT I ON TO REFER BACK TO STAFF THE REQUEST FOR AUTH ORIZATION
TO SIGN A HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT UNTIL SUC H TIME AS THE OWNERS
AGREED TO ALLOW THE CITY USE OF THEIR PROPERTY AS LO NG AS THE
STREET RIGHT OF WAY WAS MAINTAIN ED THERE .
Mr. Haynie appeared before Council. He stated that
he did not intend t0 use th~ five feet f o r anything, but a t
the same time did not feel he should be responsible for accide nts
which migh occur the r e .
Counc i lman Sove r n withdrew his motion and Councilman
Jones withd rew his second.
COUNCILU.N OVERN JOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDE D A
IOTI O TO AGREE WITH AUTHORIZATION TO SIGN A HOLD HAR LESS AGREE-
lENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TRADE OF LAND FOR THE BI-CITY TREATMENT
PLAlT, AS LONG A& THE CITY RETAINED TH RICHT OF WAY FOR AN
INDEFI JITE PERIO D OF TIJE . Upon the call o f the roll , the vo e
resul ed as f ollows:
Ayes: Council embe rs Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
lays: !lone
Abs en None
The Jayor declared h motion car r ied.
Council
Direc or
Coun
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memorandum fro he Assistant
for Plannin r e ardin an
City U na er cCo wn sta d
acceee ea ent acroee Ci y-owned
he wa er reservoir. Thie would
s which are currently land lock d.
1 em eneued.
eta e1 a the quee ion or poaei 1.
wood Villac aa a pu lie • rttt ehould
a+ h developer her wa1 set in rret
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE THE STAFF INVESTIGATE ALTERNATIVES
OF HAVING THE PROPERTY AS A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY IN THE CITY
OF GREENWOOD VILLAGE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as fol lows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN
SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the ro ll, the
vote resulted as fo llows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rri ed and the meeting wa s
adjourned at 10:55 P.M.
Council
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LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
S . Louis Catholic Church
JJlO So. Sherman St reet
En lewood, Colorado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Public hearing on request for special events liquor
permit
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREVIO S CITY CO CIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL RE IEWAL:
CITY ATT RNEY'S REV!
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KMi NoUe.nbvigVr., D.VC.ec.to1t 06 F.inance
Jack L. CltUiby , Ch<.e6 06 PoUce
Oc..tobVr. 31 , 1974
ST, LOUIS CATHOLIC CHU RCH
Plea.6e be adv~ed the poUc.e depaJLtmen,t 6.llu have been checked and
do not 1te 6lec..t any c.aU6 to St. Lou..U, CatltoUc. ChUJtdt .in connec..t.<.on
w.lth aJty UquoJt v.lo.f.at.ioiu. 01t p.Jtob.let/16 ltU ultlng 61t0m a.Le.oho Uc. beve.1tagu.
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(6/7') ST ATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
I Al l'LJCATJON rna !;FI'l:IA L t:n:ws tt.rour l
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IN:JThUCTJONS: Answ e r all question s on this application, then
eet tho approval of your local 11c ensin& authority (see laot
p:ir.;e) and also the approval of your Colorado liquor cnforccrr.ent.
offlccr. Then mail this completed application with proper fee
to tho Colorndo Department of Re •1enu e, State Capitol Annex
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LIQUOR ENFORCEME NT OFFICER'S ACTION
A.PPt0V10
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Building , 1 375 Sherman St., Denver, Colorado 8020). llO PERMIT "''"'' .. '"·N"u•<
'WILL BE GkANHD UNTIL nns AI'PLlCATJON HAS BEEli APPRO VFD BY YOU!< LOCAL LlCt.N:O:l NG AUl'HOIH1'Y AN!J YUlllt
Ll(IJOR Ft:F'OhCr.J1EN T OFFICER . Permits are i;ranted for fJ m"Jthum ,,;· b'? d 9ys . Color:ido fc.es are:
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).21 Beer -$10.00 per day; Be~r. Wine and Liquor -$25 .00 per day . Your local licensing authority
will indicate the amount of their fee.
ALL AN$WERS MUST BE PRJ:.'T1'Il IN IN!: ')R T iF.Z~1ll'f'fEN
What type of pennit are you applying fr,r7 OJ.2~ Bct>r ~e"r , fll:le and Liquor
1. Applicant St J.oui s Church/Schoo l T" q hune No . 761-394-0
2 . Trade i;al!le (if any) St . Louis Catholic Church/School
:;. Address 3310 So . Sherman City JM~ Count.y -Ax.Jik'p~a_h~o~e ______ Coloradc>
4. Addrr ss of place to have temrorary pcntlt -EXACT l.IXATION OF i'RDIISES MUST BE GIVEN . Give
slr~et and numb€r , if possible . I f place is located in a to~n or rural dis(M.ct where it i •
5.
6.
' roe;sible to give str et and rNl'lbcr, the lol and block nua:bcr or part of eieUon \;here localed
mu:it be i;iven.
3300 So . Lincoln
City or Town Englewood County __ -"'A._.r....,a.._p.....,a,..h.,.o""e.._ _______ Colorodo
The EXACT dale(s) for which nppl1cat1on 1s beinc ude for re-rllli t (no more than two daya):
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2·00 -Fro11 11/10/74-12:00P.M . to 11/10/74
DI.TC llOUll CA fl
Fr<>11 to
D.ll( H
Do you ~ve • for vhich thia l1cal1on 1• def YES
7. ls a1 lic•nt oreonization incorporated under lhe lava of thi• 5tate !or r~l"J'O-s of a aocial,
frat rnal, patriotic, political, or athle ic nature , not !or cu.n,ary 1•in; or i• it a
r i;ularl.J' chart N'd nc:h, lod(; , or cha er of 1 national or •nit. lion or soci t;y Ol"l::anit..ed
for such purro ~•. being non-rrof1 in n ure; or 1• it a reliciou1 or ilanthropic
ins itutionl • QNo non-profit org ization for Religious School
8. I! the applicant 1• n organiz tlon 1ncorpor ln hh I tor •non-cuniar;y• (non-rotit)
purro• 1, an r (a}, (b), and (c)1
(a) Or nh h• lava or th or _________ _
__ u_a,.p.,.ah_,,o ... e...__ O.le or
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State License Number _________ _
11. ll11 s ony special events perrni t !:>'?en issued to you within the current calendnr year? ~Yes []no If yes, for how many days? March 1974(1 day)
••~The following affidavit is to be si&ncd and ackno~ledged by orcaniz11tion•••
STATE OF COLORAOO
County of ~,h c,,f.;-<
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and ____________ , being ty rne first duly sworn, if for himself, deposes and !'1<ys ;
that he is the applicant above nanied; or that ht' 1:1 ~ S ?<::> .-e... of the above n::.Jtwcl
corporation; that he has read tho fore&oj ng arplication and that he knows the contents thrreof,
:ind thi>t al l matters and thL"'£:S thereln set fcrth are true of his own knowledee, and he ac;rc·c:;
to conform to all rules and regulations promu1.£ated by the DEPARTJ.:El~T OF REVl:.'NUE IN COilNbCTlON
TH!:REWITH .
S\Jbscribcd &nd Slo:orn to b e fore me this .2 ,,v c::/
d;.y of D e..-,;-,,_• be,,-. , 19 7'//. ~<-~&'~ ~~(b-r(
S IG!\:.TGiliOffrAAY/UBl IC
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Attach seal . ~<Y ~o:nmis s ion •xpircs _____ _
INSTRUCTIONS
St. Louis Catholic Church/School
Corporate Na111e
If the premi e s are locat~ within a town or city, the approval :::ho n below should be si,ened by
l hc ?-'.ayor •nd Clerk. If the prcllli&es are located in a county, then this rproval should be
· ii::ncd 'Y the Chairman of the Board of County CODlllli .ion rs and the Cl rk to the Board. If, by
•n-din(lnce or oth c rwi~e, the local licensing authority is some o h r o fficial , h n such arproval
t 1.oul d be pitn~ by s u ch official.
litEPORT Al:D AP rtOVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING J.UnlORITYJ
in .. f o r i;o i ng application has b n xamintd and the premises , business conducted and
t..i ra c r of th app licant is saU s factory, and~ do report that such pel'llit , it grant~.
wil l co rl1 th th provision of Chapter 75, Article J, C.R.S. 196J, as aa nded.
n .. r f ore h f o r oinc application 1• her by awrov
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OCTOBER 8, 1974
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The regular meeting of the Englewood Planning and Zoning Com-
mission was called to order by Chairman Martin.
Members present: Wade; Jones; Jorgenson; Martin; Smith;
Weist
Supinger, Ex-officio
Members absent: Brown; Lentsch; Tanguma
Also present: Assistant Director Romans; Planning Assistants
Barbara Young and Stueven House
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
'lbe minutes of September 17 , 1974, were to be considered for approval.
Jorgenson moved :
Wade econded: The Minutes of September 17, 1974, be approved
a written.
AYES: W ist; Jone ; Jorgen on ; Martin ; Smith ; Wad NAYS: Non
ABSENT: Brown; Lentsch; Tanguma
Th motion carried.
I I I. DIRECTOR'S
r. up1n r r ind d th with th hool Board on
7 :30 p .
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of October 9, 1974, at
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and Zoning Commission than merely attending the scheduled
meetings. For example, members should be knowledgable of the
general requirements for each of the zoning districts.
"As an advisory arm of the City Council, the Planning and Zoning
Commission should continue to render enlightened judgments on
issues which come before it. Although the Planning and Zoning
Commission does not get involved in the detail of implementing
its own decisions, it should expect its staff to function in
this capacity. The Planning and Zoning Commission can render
enlightened decisions and recommendations by having study sessions
periodically, by being aware of the actions of the City Council,
and by taking a personal interest in the affairs of the City."
Mr. Jones questioned progress on setting up a Master Street
Plan committee? It was pointed out that a study session has
been scheduled for October 15th, 7:30 p.m., to review the
background infol'llation. Mr. Supinger informed the Commission
he had written a letter to Mrs . Karen Ratz, initiator of the
petition asking for return to two-way traffic on Bannock,
informing her of the action of the Commission and Council
concurrence that no action be taken until further studies have been completed.
Discu ion followed. It was noted that the staff hoped to
hav inforaation frOlll the Public Works Department, and to
have an opinion from City Attorney Berardini regarding the
referendum on one-way v • two-way traffic.
Mr. Jon
15th .
Th m
A tudy
COtlllle nt d that b would be out of town on October
adjourn d at 8:20 p.a.
ion on De i n vi w and Bi cycle Paths en u d.
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ABSE:~T:
ALSO PRESENT:
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REGULAR MEETI NG
Board of Career Se rvice Commiss ioners
October 17 , 1974
H.R . Hosanna, H.R . Bran, Wini fred Uhlinge r
William Hanson
Charles Zartman
Rich Lorib, Charles Riddle , Ba rbara Hughes,
Robert Hall, Gerald Vaur.hn
MR . HA: so~ MOVE.,' I ;rn lR3 . l HLINGErt SECO'JriED, TO APPROVE THE Mm TES
OF THE ME F.TI!lG OF SFPTE •i:<ER 1 • 1 71.J .
AYES: Hosanna, Bra ~. H3~scn , hlin r
!JAYS: :;o
~h MO ion carrie~.
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o lace it la er on
ye arriv d .
PROMOTIO AL
F'r A'< A"
tteir reasons for
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Mr. Lorig told the Boa rd that, re garding its recent Police Officer
examination, there had been two applicants who claimed that they
were misinformed on the times and dates of the written portion of
the exam, and therefore were not present to take the test. Both
of the a plicants r q ested that they be allowed to take the test on another day .
~he Boar asked Mr. Lorig if sufficient postings had been placed
in the Ci y Hall a.ct the Police building with the correct time
and plac . Mr. Lor~ said that there were, and pointed out that
ou of 160 persons akin he es , hey were the only ones wh o
1, know he correct time and day.
Af r a few other questions , the Board ecided that retestin for
th L o applicants was not warrant d .
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o the subject of rese ing a hearing date for Cha rl s
h Boar deci ed to o ah a inc he City Attorr y had no arrived .
. ft r so discus~ion, he
fer Mr. R!ddl o a eal h
Tut.>s ay, Nov mber 19 19n a
oar r set the hearing date
r cen L3 . Technician exa~ for
7: 00 p ..•
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u~ r Em loyee A.sociation I hoic
nd they ha nothin~ to discuss . on y the Police were repr sent,
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h Commission rs had no epics of importance o rin
hoice.
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u Chief xam, and the o her on
fil , had been r solv d.
two mo£t r cen xanina ions,
d E vironmen al Srecia11at.
Li u ena t'a xam for h
1n h works and he
la ter art of Nov ober.
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Berardini,how he felt about this. Mr. Berardini's reply was that
there was nothing legal saying one rule has to be the same as the
o her, and if the Board so desired, they could make a recommendation to Council.
Mr. Lorig also told the Board that the question of whether Parks
and Recreation Commission members could serve on oral boards for
that department had arisen . He told the CSB members that he had
explained their policy of no board members serving in an oral
e xam situation to those in question. The Career Service Board was in concurrence.
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Mr . Hosan na acknowled ged the presence of Gerald Vaughn , president
of the newly formed Police Offic rs ' Active Coalition , and told
him that his letters had been received.
Mr . Vaughn told him that the letters w re not a formal requ st
for certification at his ime, me rely letters of clarification.
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MR. BRAUJ ~OVED, AND MR . HA~SON SECO:DED, TO APPROVE THE FOL WIHG ELIGIBILITY LISTS :
1. F.nvironmen al Sr cialis -Communicty ev lopment
2. Cade s -Polic
3. Bookmobil Driver -Lib r ary
4. Equipmen 0 r. I -Parks
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R. BRAutJ MOVED A:J MR. HA. SO:J SECOHDE , TO APPROVE THE FO LOWI! PERSWNEL ACTIO.S:
lanchard, J oh1.
D n, Ron 1
~ rc1 o, Ohn
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Y.r hlow, n
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effec ive 10/1/74
Firefighter 4th Class
effec tive 10/1/74
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The follow ng reques t for 2 month extension of prob a tion:
G rwig , Halter Maintena n ceman -Traffic
The follow ng p1·0 at1onar y to perm. status with increase in pay:
Young, Robert Maintenanceman -Sewer
effecti ve 11/1/74 2A to
2B
The following probationary to perm . status without increase in pay:
Chapp e ll, Anthon y
e w, Rola
ru on, Ken
Cha nt>l, Gl n
or r, D ·nn 1 s
Foe , Dou g
Police Officer 4th Clas s
e ffective 10/16/74
to
Goff , Llnda Class to
House, F. St v n
K e· I ury, C. i•l s
Y. ::; t
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nt oe
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ry
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C' as s o
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2 B to
2C
1st yr. to
2nd yr.
2B to
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80 to
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6B to
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1 t yr. to
i>nd yr.
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THE FOLLOWING VACANCIES :
1. Emergency Communicator -Communications
AYES:
:1AYS:
Hosanna, Braun , Hanson, Uhlin er
.Jone
The motion carried.
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There being no further ~sine s to isc ss, the meetin was adjourned
and the next meet i ng da~e set for Th rsday, Nove ber 21 , 1974
at 7:00 p .m.
l~RBE.T R. HO A NA
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TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM: Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
DATE: October 30, 1974
SUBJECT: BUS STOPS ON BROADWAY ... ,
On October 30, 1974 I assigned one of/employees to ride the
Broadway bus to check the length of time taken for loading
and unloading passengers. During his ride he timed 24 stops with the following results.
17' were over 10 seconds. 83% were 8 seconds and under. 79% were 7 seconds and under. 75\ were 6 seconds and under. 67' were 5 seconds and under. 46% were 4 seconds and under. 13\ were 3 seconds and under.
The employee stated that where the stops exceeded 10 seconds
there was usually something that would detain the driver,
such as some one asking questions or realizing they were on the wrong bus.
The overall average stop, excluding layover stops, was 6.33 seconds.
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K ll s W ggon r
Di r ctor of Public Works
KW /sa
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Andy Mccown, City Manager
Jac k L. Clasby, Chief of Police
October 29, 1974
BICYCLE ORDINANCE
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Attached please find a copy of a report from Captain Mull. Patrol Division
Corrmander, regarding the effects of the bicycle ordinance adopted in June
of this year, as requested by the members of City Council .
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Chtef Jeck L. Cl11by
C.ptetn Leon Mull
October 29, 1974
BICYCLE ORDINANCE
S1nce June of 1974 we hoe htd ntne (9) ecctdeftts tn whtdl bfcJCl• ...,.
1nvohed. In mst of those ctMS, the Ol*'tW of the fthtcle ws .......,
wtth tektng the right of wey ,,... the btcycltst. Sha tlte HKtlllnt of
the ordtnence w h•ve not t11ued any btcycltsts cfbttons (~ or ROt they were tnvolwect tn ecctd-..ts).
On nu.rous occatons offfcen hive_. trefftc stops w1tlt .,_.tors of
bteycl• and t11ued vel'i>1l or Wl'"itten werntngs. However , they hne •t issued •"1 ctt•ttons.
It ts Ser91Ht *llece 's optnton and -.y optnton tltet tlte tet.1 effect of
the ordtntnc:e fs to prot.ct those ""°"'who ere °'*'•tf"f bfcycl• w1tMn
tti. ctty, ind ft ts our optnton thtt tltus far thts of'dffllfte9 ha ..._ effecthe.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE : October 30, 1974
FROM · Bi 11 Brokate
suaJECT : Report on I.C.B.O. Annual Meeting
I wa s priv i leged to represent the City of Englewood at the 52nd annual
meeting of the International Conference of Building Officials held in Fort
Worth , Texas, October 6 thru 10. There were over 600 building officials in
attendance, representing 37 states, including Alaska and Hawaii.
Ar chi tec t s, eng i ne ers and other industry representatives pushed total atten-
danc e over one tho usand .
As usual , t he bulk of the time was spent reviewing and voting on the pro-
pos ed code change s.
Four hundr ed and ni neteen (419) changes were submitted by local chapters to
th e Co de Change co11111 ittee. Sixty-seven (67) were approved, some with
re visions, 62 wer e di s approved, 11 were withi!rawn and the remainder were
r eferred back to t he Code Change cOR111ittee for further study. Proposed
cha nges ra nged f r om deleting a sentence to adopting the National Electric
Cod in i t s ent i rety as Chapter 61 of the Uniform Building Code.
Mr . a nd rs. Beryl Wallace hosted the First t i mers reception and presented
a ellow r ose t o each first timer. Colorado carnations mysteriously
appea r ed on some l ap el s.
At the annual business meet i ng on Thursday evenin g I was very greatly honored
when th Phil Roberts Award COlllTlittee named me as the Building Off i cial of
t Year. A copy of th e letter is atta ched .
at a loss or words t o expr ess my g ra tit~d e for be i ng pe rmit t ed t o
at e d his eting .
T an you very c •
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William F. Brokate
Chief Suilding Inspe c tor
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Cear '·lr. Brokate:
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t-e C~n d Annual Business ~eting in fort Worth, Texas ,
Oc. ob er 10, 1974, the Phi 1 Roberts !.ward Com:ni ttee named
s t1e Building Official of the Year.
he accon lishments outlined to the rrcrbership by Chainnan
Chris Chris tiansen, Past rresident and Building Official of
rortla d, Oreg on, certainly justified this recognition . A
r lae;ue 1-;ill be sen t to you at a la er date , incorporating
)C r ac orp lishments.
C 1,.;r·atulat ions on a wel 1 deserved aha rd.
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ours very truly ,
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T. H. Carter, P.E. rx cutive Director
orn1..C• Of" THC
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Mayor and Members of the Englewood
City Council
Andy Mccown, City Manager
October 31, 1974
60TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CITY
MANAGEMENT ASSOClATDN CONFERENCE
The 60th annual conference of the International City Management Association
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was held tn Dallas, Texas, from October 13-17, 1974. Over 2,000 city managers,
town admtnistrat.ors, direct.ors of Counctl of Governments and other people tn
the urban management profession were tn attendance representing every state
tn the union, Canada, and England.
The sessions were broken down tnt.o two hour and a half seBBions each tn the
morning and afternoon and dealt with four major areas --Professionalism,
Services, Management, and Management of Small Cities (under 50,000 population).
Also, field trips were avall.ble each day to such projects as the new regional
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (largest airport tn the world), a "new town" develop-
ment. urban design sites tn the Dallas area, an experimental wastewater plant
and research center, and demonstrations by Public Technology, Inc., of new
tlr -fighting equipment. Of course, there were various breakfasts and luncheons
featuring speakers such as Mr. James C. Swaffteld, Direct.or--Oeneral of the
Greeter London Council, London, England, the Honorable Norman Y. Mtneta,
Mayor of San Jose, Caltrornia, and Mr. Elliot L. Rlcbardaoll, Fellow, Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D. C., and former
Attorney General of th United States.
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October 31, 1974
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abllity to utWze hla time in dealing with matters of major Importance and h1a
accesslbllity to the Council and the public.
Conversely, some of the more dtaappointtng sess10ll8, in my optnton, were
the ones dealing with citizen involvement. J found myself dlaagreetng with many
of tbe techniquea that were advocated. One interest 1ng note that came out of
the sesalon was that getting and matntatntng !>O!IUve ctuzen involvement seemed
to be one of tbe major problems of most of the managers in attendance.
Of course, u with most conferences, one of the moat beneficial aspects was
just sitting down with your peers from all over the country and dtscuaatng
mutual problems and concerns. I feel that tbe relattonahipe built up from such interplay ls invatu.ble.
ln closing, r want to thank the City Council for giving me the opportunity to
attend thla conference.
Sincerely )'OUn,
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AN COWN
Cl anapr
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
7-11 Store
1277 E. Hampden Avenue
Englewood, Colorado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Renewa l of J.2 beer license
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS IXJRING PRIOR TIO YEARS,
EXCllJDit{; ANNUAL RENEWAL:
CITY ATT RNEY'S REVIEW:
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Revenue DejNrtllent
lllOlla Detective P. C•rpenter
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DA• October 21t, 1974
-.cT1 Seven-Eleveri Store -1277 E, HMpden Ave. -J.2 leer license R.,_.I
In reg•rd to your request of October 2J, 1971t for • list of CC111pl•ints
received on the Seven Eleven Store u 1277 £. H..-...
We heve chedced our records on the •ewe bu1tne11 Md ftnd no CClllplefnta
e9ein1t the business •s of this dete.
Detective Dfviston
Engle.ooct Police Dep.r-.t
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llEIEWAL APPLICATIOI FOii 3.U. 00 HOT WRITt IN TH IS S,ACf
.t.H U GffllHG
A."'IOVA.I )<
Of lOCAI
UCEN~NG
AUTHOIHY, If
ttOUltE 0 SEND
TOCOtOUDO
O(U,tTMfNT
FEllMHTEO MALT IEVEllAGE LICEISES
(GET APPIOYAL OF LOCAL LICEISllG AUTHOlllTY FllllT)
Of ltfVINUf
Sf4Tl C-AJl'ITOl
AHNfl 117,
s.tflMAN ST
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DIST 182 3 EAST DtNVR
St-V(li t llVE~ ST LRf
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1277 F HM•POt:I\
lNbl [~~oo cc hOl lO
I CHTlfY THAT THHI All NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL UPLICATION
EXCIPT CHANGI Of MANAGll, TIADI N COIPOH Tl STIUCTUll.
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(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN 0
IMPOUANT
SEE INSTllUCTION S
ON THE llfVERSE
SI DE
MAN"AGH'S NAME
If A,,LICANT IS A COllPOUTION, fill IN llfVERSE SIDE
NEW TRADE NAME
RENEWA L APPLICATION FOR 3 2'11. FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LIC ENSE FOR THE YEAR ENDING
l1 4 l lll1f I H fO l•.t.11 0,.. '°""""' ''" ' rv-. lMIM.ln" D& ti
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TYPE
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NAME AND DESCRll'TION OF LICENSE
c~NT d t ~~ RtlAIL LIC c ~SE
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
APPl!OVED 6E.PT. /1',_./P7/
DIS"""'°VED
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"'-'ICE CHECK 01t MON£Y
OltDU PAYl<llf TO THE
COlOltADO DEPARTMENT
Of REVENUE
TOT "l FEE (S)
113075 $ 25.uO
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(Tho h>llowift9 offido"" to be "llned a nd od<now~ by ond•...!"°lt a nd ooch -of ,...,,_,..,,. ofld by _...,._.)
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STAT( Of COlOltADO
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IOU All ANO "1.L Ml,<olf Of •AtfNf lSH" 01 N H OI SKY Of COi'
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r I SU RE TllAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME IT IS IMPORT ANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT . WITH YOU
~1 TE CEE R£MITTAN CE, Bf AT TH l C010llA DO DEPA TM ENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL A £1(
l'l'll OING 1315 SHERMAN STR ECT . OEN \1Ell. AT LCAST FIFTEEN (ISl DAYS PR IOR TO YOUR EXPIRA TIO
OAIE THIS 0 CU MENT MUSl BE I THE HANDS Of THE LOC AL APPROYllG AUTHORITY AT LEAST TtURT
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LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
Gem Liquors
5450 So. Broadway
Englewood, Colora d o
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
To set a public hearing date on request for
application for beer, wine and liquor license.
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR
EXCLUDIOO ANNUAL RENEWAL:
CIT'! ATT RNEY'S REVIEW:
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1090 WEST OXFORD AVENUE
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
T01 MS. HARRIET LUTE
LIBRARIAN
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Dear Harriet
Try aa I •icht I have been unable to arrance
a work achedule which would perait •Y active
participation aa a iae•ber of the Library Board.
My poaition aa a relief and vacation phariaaciat/
for ~inc Sooper involve• a week-to-week type of
achedule ••kine it i•poaaible for iae to plan on
attendiftC .. etinca OD a recular baaia. For thia
reaaon I -hereby aublaittinc my reaipation aa a
board ... ber ao that the Board .. y take appropriate
action to fill the vacancy.
I will appreciate your forwardiDC thia --...
to the Board , and of courae wi.ab to thank ;rou for
your ... y kindnea .. a in the pul.
Sincerely,f\ • 1 ~ , • ~~~
DICIC UCllARDS
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To: Andy Mccown, City Manager
From:
Karl Nollenberger, Director of Finance
Subject: Property Tax Rebate for the Elderly
Date: October Jl, 1974
In attempting to assess the cos s of a property tax rebate for the
elderly program in the City of Englewood, I have relie d upon the
information compiled by Bruce Mendelson in his memorandum to you on
July 24 , !974. As he notes, there are J,222 citizens 6' years of
age or older in the City of Englewood, although their income level
is not ascertained. The average assessed valuation for a home in R-1-A, R-1-B, and R-1-C is $J,19J.
In utilizin this information it would appear that th average rebate
given in the Ci y would be $J,19J times 6.97 mills, or $22.26. A
total program would cos 22.26 times J,222 elderly persons, or
$71,706. These calculations are absolute aximums and hi hly unlikely
of ever bein reached. For instance, some of those individuals over 6' mu s live in r n d dwellin s and wo ld no be eli ibl for a rebat
unles a r n reba e pro&ra was add d o th progra . Additi on lly,
others mus resid in th same dwellin because or marria& or o her rela ives.
ethods of administ rin
a Ci y cost or adminis
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. '' , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, SECTION 1, TITLE I OF
THE 1969 E.M.C,, CHANGING THE TIME OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS
OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO 7 :30 P.M.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Section 1, Chapter 4, of Title I of the 1969 E.M.C.
is hereby amended to read as follows:
1-4-1 REGULAR MEETINGS
Regular meetings of the Counc i l shall be held
in the City Hall on the f irst and th i rd Mondays of each
month at~ 7 :30 P.M., provided, however, that when
the day fixed for any regular meeting falls upon a day
designated by law as a legal or national holiday, such
meeting shall be held at the same hour on the next succeeding
day not a holiday.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Zlst day of October, 19 74.
Published a s a Bill for an Ordinance on the
Z4th day of Oc tob e r, 19 74 .
Read by t i t le and pa s sed on fi nal r e ading on the
4th day of Nove •ber , 197 4 .
Publis hed by title as Ordinance No .
of 1974, on the 7 h day of ovember, 1974.
MAYOR
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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 pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. q B SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, SECTION 1, TITLE I OF
THE 1969 E.M.C,, CHANGING THE TIME OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS
OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO 7:30 P.M.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Section 1, Chapter 4, of Title I of the 1969 E.M.C.
is hereby amended to read as follows:
1-4-1 REGULAR MEETINGS
Regular meetings of the Council shall be held
in the City Hall on the first and third Mondays of each
month at~ 7:30 P.M., provided, however, that when
the day fixed for any regular meeting falls upon a day
designated by law as a legal or national holiday, such
meeting shall be held at the same hour on the next succeeding
day not a holiday.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the Zls t day of October, 19 4.
Published as Bill for n Ordinance on the
2 4th day of October, 197 4 .
Read by t i 1 and pa sed on final reading on the
4th day of November, 19 4.
Publ1 hed by t1 le Ordinance o. '11 , Series
of 1974, on the h day of November, 19 4 .
MAYOR
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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 pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 3, 4, 6 AND 9 OF TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATING TO PROMOTIONS; ANNUAL, SICK
AND INJURY LEAVES; OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS; SALARIES; LONGEVITY;
AND RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sub-section 8(a), Chapter 3, Title V of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
5-3-8 PROMOTIONS
(a) Competitive examinations for positions
above the entrance level shall be open
to other City employees, and the final
score of each applicant shall include
appropriate considerations of the appli·
cant's qualifications, record of performance,
and seniority with the City.and-shall-inel•de
the -vetePan 1 s ·pPefePenee-ePeditT The re-
classification of a position occupied by
a permanent employee shall not be considered
as a promotion.
Section 2.
That Sections 1, 6, 12 and 17, Chapter 4,
Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C . are hereby amended to read
as folio s:
A NUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIONS
(b) All employe cla ified under S ctions
S-6-9 and S-6-10 (Po lice and Fire Depart ents),
vork ina a forty-hour veek, shall be entitled
to Rift y ·s •• 9 ~-h••PS PIPTEEN (15) DAYS
of annual leave each year. Annual leave shall
accuaulate onthly at th rate of-• 1h ·(I~
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for annual leave credit during the month, the
employee must receive pay for at least one·half
(l/Z) of the working days of that month. Annual
leave shall not be granted to any employee until
he has been in the employ of the city for at
least six (6) consecutive months. Such leave
shall be accumulated to a maximum accumulation
of ene-httnsres-ninety-twe-{192)-~ettrs THIRTY
(30) DAYS.
(c) All employees in the Classified Service working
assigned periods of twenty-four (24) hours
(Fire Department) shall be entitled to ene
httndred-thirty-nine-and-seven-tenths-{139,7}
hettrs SEVEN (7) SHIFTS of annual leave
each year. Annual leave for those employees
shall accumulate at the rate of eleven-and
sixty-fettr-httndredths-{ll,64} FOURTEEN (14)
hours per each month of active service and
may accumulate to a maximum accumulation of
twe-httndred-seventy-nine-and-thirty-nine-
huA~Fes$hs (279.39) THREE HUNDRED FIFTY (350)
hours. Qualification for annual leave shall
be the same as for other employees.
(d) After ten (10) years of continuous service,
regular employees shall receive twelve (lZ)
hours of annual leave per month of active
service, and firefighters will receive
ixteen -EIG HTEEN (18) hours of annual leave
for each month of active service. Police
officer will receive tenTWELVE (lZ) hours
of annual leave per month of active service.
The maximum accU11ulation for regular employees
o her than fire and police working forty (40)
hours hall be two hundred forty (240) hours .
TH XIMUM ACCU LATIO FOR POLICE OFFICERS
SHALL ~E THREE HU DRED TWENTY (320) HOURS;
and for fir fighters shall be thr e-httndres
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FOUR HU DR D SIXTY-FIVE (465) hour .
( ) Annual leav hall neither be authorized
nor comp uted for any purpos aft r th
maxi u accumulat1on of said leave hav
b n r ach d.
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(a) Accumulations. Sick leave for all
class1f1ed employees other than those
classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire-
fighters) shall accumulate monthly at
the rate of eight-(8}-heaTs ONE AND ONE-
QUARTER (l~) DAYS per each month of active
service, and said employees shall be
entitled to ninety-six-(96}-hears FIFTEEN
(15) DAYS of sick leave each year . AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE ALL
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FIREFIGHTERS
SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE RATE OF
ONE AND ONE-HALF (l~) DAYS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
EIGHTEEN (18) DAYS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID EMPLOYEES, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
(150) DAYS P!I i&AR, Sick leave for employees
classified under Section 5-6 -10 (Fi refighters)
shall accumulate at the same rate and under
the same conditions as annual leave. AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE FIRE -
FIGHTERS SHALL ACCUMULATE SICX LEAVE AT THE
RAT E OF EIGHTEEN (18) HOURS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
NINE (9) SHIFTS OF SICX LEAVE EACH YEAR .
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICl LEAVE FOR
SAID FIREFIGHTERS, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL BE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
FIFTY (1750) HOURS PER YEAR. Naxi• .. -
aeea alatien · hall -~e -nine -hllftdred ·s ixty
(969}-hear -and -fer -fire•en -{all-anife red
•e &er ·ef -the -Fire ·9epart•entJ-shall ·&e -
ene -thea and ·three -handred ·ninety -six -and -
and -ninety-seven-handredths-(l ;396 ,9?}-wer n
hours. Sick leave by empl oyees classified
under S ction S·6·8 (Gen ral) and 5-6·9
(Po li c Depart nt) of th s titl may b
c onv rted to annual leav aft r be accut1ulat1on
of a lea t 0 HU DRED TEN (110) DAYS er
even ·handred ·twenty -(?29}-hear -of sick
leav , at he rat of two (2) days of c
l ave, o on (1) day of annual 1 av • Por
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alternate periods of twenty.four (24)
hours, sick leave may be converted to
annual leave after the accumulation of
at least ene-thettsand-ferty-seven-and-
seventy-three-httndredths-(1;941:13}-hettrs;
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHT (1,280)
HOURS, at the rate of forty-eight (48)
hours of sick leave to twenty-four (24)
hours of annual leave. All such leave
accumulated after the maximum of nine
httnared -sixty-(969)-hettrs-er-ene-thettsand
three -httndred-ninety-six-and-ninety-seven
httnaredths -(1;396:91}-hettrs-(Fire-Bepart•ent)
ONE HUNDRE D FIFTY (ISO) DAYS FOR GENERAL
AND POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES; AND
ONE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
(l,750 ) HOURS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES,
shall automatically convert to annual
leave at the rate of two (2 ) to one (1 )
(2: 1 ).
SAME; INJURIES -TEMPORARY, TOTAL DISABILITIES
{a) On -the-Job InJury-Comfcnsation. For an y
on -the -Job inJury, which causes any employee
to be absent from work as a result of such
in j ury, th e City shall pay to such employee
h i s ful l wages from the first day of hi s
a bse nce f rom work up to and includina th e
n ine ti eth {9 0th ) c al e nd ar day of suc h absenc e,
less wh a t e ve r S Ull received by th e emp l oy ee
a s t empo r a ry total di sa b i lity benef i t s under
Workme n ' Compen sa t i on . Ab s ence from th e
job as a res u l t of a n on -the-job i n j ury , duri ng
t he fir ninety (90) cal en d ar da y s the r eof,
shall not be charged •&•i n s t the e p l oy e'
sic l ve . The City re erves t he riaht to
requir ny e ploy e on injury or disability
1 av to submit to an exa•ination by a City
appointed physic an t th City's xp ns .
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Pre-Retirement Bene it. Should any
employee become permanently disabled,
whether as a result of an on-the-job
injury or an off-the-job injury, so that
he becomes eligible for the total dis-
ability benefits provided under the police
pension fund, the City will pay, out of a
separate police retirement fund, in addition
to any payments to be received by the
employee from the police pension fund, an
amount equal to 20\ of said employee's
salary, so that the employee shall receive
a total of 70\ of his salary -SO\ from
the police pension fund and 20\ from the
separate police retirement fund. In the
event that the primary pension fund does
not provide for the disability benefit for
any reason, the separate police ret irement
fund will provide 70\ coverage. The City
will continue such payments until such
time as the employee would have been
eligible to receive normal non-disability
retirement benefits under the police pension fund.
Permanent Disabilitt -Firefighters -
Pre -Retirement Bene it. Should any employee
become permanently disabled, whether as a
result of an on-the-job injury or an off -
the -job injury, so that he becomes eligible
for the total disability benefits provided
under th fire pension fund, the City
will p y, ou of th separate existing
fire pension fund, an amount equal to 20\
of id employee's salary in addition to
any pay ents to be received by the employee
from th fir pen ion fund, so that the
employe~ hall receive total of 70t of
hi lary -sot from the fir p n ion fund
nd 20\ fro• the separate exist1n flr p n ·
sion fund . In the event that the pri•ary
pension und doe not prov1d for th di •
bilit b nefit for any r a on, the parat
in fir pen ion fund ill provid 70t
Th City will con inu su h pay -
unt 1 uch t1 a th •ploye would
b n el1 ibl tor c iv normal non-
bil1t retir m nt b n fits und r th fir
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(a) The following days shall be considered
holidays by the City :
(1) New Year's Day : January 1
(2) Washington's Birthday: the third Monday
in February
(3) Memorial Day: the last Monday in May
(4) Independence Day: July 4
(5) Labor Day: the first Monday in September
(6) Veterans Day: the fourth Monday in October
(7) Thanksgiving Day: the fourth Thursday
in November
(8) Fourth Friday of November following
Thanksgiving Day
(9) Christmas Eve: December 24
(except employees on shift work)
(10) Christmas Day: December 25
Section 3.
That Sections 8, 9, 10 and ll(a) of Chapter 6,
Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C. re hereby amended to read as follows:
5-6-8 SALARY AND WAGE SCHEDULE
Th followina t ble i adopt d for u e in d ter-
•inina sal ries and wag for clas ified eaploy upon an equitable basi :
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635 665 699 735 772 810
665 699 735 772 810 851
699 7 35 772 810 851 893
735 772 810 851 893 938
772 810 851 893 938 983
893 938 983 1033 1085 1138
959 1007 1059 1111 1165 1225
1033 10 85 1138 119 5 1252 1316
1111 1165 1225 1284 1347 1415
1195 1252 1316 1380 1449 1521
1 28 4 1347 1415 1 483 1558 1637
1380 1449 1521 1596 1676 1760
SALARIES FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATIONS
(a) Classified positions of the Police
Department are hereby cl assified within the
salary and wage sc hedule set for th below
for the year 1975:
Rank Salary
Pol ice Officer 4th Class
Police Officer 3rd Class
Police Officer 2nd Class
Police Officer 1 t Class
Detective & Lab. Technician
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
$ 877
979
1,064
1,134
1,228
1,345
1,481
1,647
{b) Subject o the provi 1on of Sections 5·6·1
throu h 5·6·5, the ran of each Police
0 fjc r pr sen ly employed in the Department
well a the r nk of each Polic Officer
who 1n the future mo join the Department
sh ll h nee orth b d termined by his period
of in th Dep rtment a follow :
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0·12 on th Polic Officer 4th Class
1Z·24 month Polic Officer 3rd Class
2 ·3 month Polic Officer 2n d Clas
3 month or or P lie Offic: r lit Cla s
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.of college or Junior college work in the field
of Police Science, the education program is
as follows:
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A.A. Degree or
equivalency
$480 .00 per year
Bachelor's Degree
$600 .00
No additional payment shall be made
for those employees who have completed
45 or less quarter hours work at the
college level.
For those individuals who have com-
pleted at least 46 quarter hours
of work at the college level, in
any field, there shall be paid
$20 .00 per month, or $240.00 per
year, in the manner provided below.
For those individuals who have
received an A.A. Degree, or its
equivalency, in the field of
Police Science or related field,
there shall be paid the sum of
$40.00 per month, or $480.00 per
year in the manner set forth below.
For those individuals who have
received a Bachelor's Degree in
the field of Police Science, or
related field with an A.A. Degree
in Police Science , there shall
be paid the sum of $50 .00 per month,
or $600 .00 per year, in the manner
provided below.
The compensation provided herein shall be paid as
soon after December 1 of each year as possible.
Accumulation of this compensation, on a monthly
basi • shall b ain after th fir t full calendar
•onth of or follow n cer ification tha the
ploy has compl ted th n c ssary ducat onal
1 1 . ch plo e sh ll be respon ibl for
pro 1din a copy of he ran cript of rades or
diplo to th P r onn 1 Office to b placed in
th plo per an nt personnel file.
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(a) The classified positions of the uniformed
members of the Fire Department are hereby
classified within the wage and salary
schedule as set forth below:
Rank Salary
Firefighter 4th Class
Firefighter 3rd Class
Firefighter 2nd Class
Firefighter 1st Class
Driver/Operator/Engineer
Lieutenant
$ 846
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1,043
1,127
1,214
1,282
1,393
1,505
1,631
Captain
Battalion Chief
Deputy Chief
(b) Subject to the provisions of Section 5-6-2,
relating to the hiring of employees at
(c)
other than the entry level, pay increases
for uniformed members of the Fire Department
classified as firefighters shall not be auto -
matic, but shall be treated as anniversary
increases under the provisions of Section
5-6-4; provided, however, that no uniformed
member of the Fire Department classified
as a firefighter shall be entitled to an
anniversary increase at the end of their
first six (6) months of service, but shall
receive such anniversary increase, if at
11, in accordance with the schedule set
forth in Sub ection (a) hereof, anything to
the contrary contained within Section 5-6-4
notwithstanding.
Tuition and Books Refund Proara•. The City
will re1 burs ny f1reF1 hter For tuition
and book for job-r lated course work at an
acer dit d JUnior colle& or univers ty.
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(a) In addition to the monthly salaries or wages
established herein, each employee of the City,
whether or not he is in the Classified Service,
who qualifies therefor, shall receive additional
annual compensation in the form of longevity
compensation, which compensation shall be
paid to each employee once annually on or
about the first day of December of each year.
The amount of such compensation shall be based
upon the number of years of continuous service
with the City and shall be derived from the
following schedule:
Years of Service Amount of Compensation
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5 -9 $12.00 per month for $144.00 per year, except
for those employees who have not completed
six (6) full years of continuous service on
December 1 of any year, which employees shall
receive an amount equal to twelve dollars
($12.00) for each full month of completed
continuous service after completion of five
(S) years of continuous service up to Dec-
ember 1.
10 -14 $24 .00 per month for $288.00 per year, except
for those employees who have not completed
eleven (11) full years of continuous service
on December 1 of any year, which employees
shall receive one hundred and forty-four
dollars ($144) plus an amount equal to
twelve dollars ($12) for each full month of
completed continuous service after completion
of ten (10) years of continuous service up to
December 1 .
15 -19 $36.00 per month for $432.00 per year,
except for those employees who have not
c ompleted sixteen (16) full year of con -
tinuous service on December 1 of any year,
which employ e shall receive two hundred
and eiahty -eiaht dollars ($288) plus an
amount equal to twelve dollars (112) for
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each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of fifteen (IS)
years of service up to December 1.
$48,00 per month for $576.00 per year,
except for those employees who have not
completed twenty -one (21) full years of
continuous service on December 1 of any
year, which employee shall receive four
hundred and thirty-two dollars ($432 ) plus
an amount equal to twelve dollars ($12)
for each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of twenty (20)
years of continuous service up to December
1.
That Sections 12 and Zl(b) of Chapter 9, Title V,
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
S-9 -12 MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS
An employee who is or shall become a member shall,
during his period of current service in the Plan, contribute
to the Plan by means of payroll deductions in an amount
equal to three -pereent -(3\}-TWO AND FOUR -TENTHS (2.4\)
PERCENT of hi s monthly co mpensation .pl~s-ene -and -ene-half
pereent ·(l~\}·ef ·that -pertien -ef ·s~eh-aenthly -eeapensatien
whieh ·is-in-exeess-ef -five -h~ndred -fifty-dellars -($559 }~
The deduction for any longevity pay not paid on a monthly
basis shall, nevertheless, be compu ted, for th e purpo se of
this ection, as if the same had been pa id monthly during
the y ar in which earned.
o member shall b required or permitted to make
con tribution s to this Plan during any period of employment
beyond hi normal ret ire nt date or for any other period
of employ ent for which he is not receiving credit for
curr nt servic .
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(b) For Current Service:
(1) 9ne-~ereent-(l•~ ONE AND THREE-TENTHS
PERCENT (1.3\) of his compensation
during each year of current service
credited to him, plus:
(2) FOR ANY FRACTIONAL YEAR OF CURRENT
SERVICE, ONE AND THREE-TENTHS PERCENT
(1.3%) OF HIS COMPENSATION FOR SUCH
FRACTIONAL YEAR.
Section 5.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 4th day of November, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
7th day of November, 1974.
MAY Ok
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoina is a true, accurate and co•plete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first readin on the •th da y of Novemb r, 1974.
ex officio City tierk·Treasur r
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ----------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 3, 4, 6 AND 9 OF TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E .M.C ., RELATING TO PROMOTIONS; ANNUAL, SICK
AND INJURY LEAVES; OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS; SALARIES; LONGEVITY;
AND RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1.
That Sub-section S(a), Chapter 3, Title V of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
5-3-8 PROMOTIONS
(a) Competitive examinations for position s
above the entrance level shall be open
to other City empl oyees, and the final
score of each applicant shall include
appropriate considerations of the appli-
cant's qualifications, record of performance,
and seniority with the City.and-shall-inel•de
the -vetePan•s -prefePenee -ePedit T The re -
classification of a position occupied by
a permanent employee shall not be considered
as a pro•otion .
Section 2.
That Sec tions 1, 6, 12 and 17, Chapter 4,
Title V, of the 1969 .M.C . ~re hereby amended to read
as follows:
ANNUAL LEAVE (VACAT JO )j AC CRUAL; QUALIPICATIONS
(b) All employ cl• fied under Sections
5-6 -9 and 5·6-10 (Police and Fire D part ents),
wor in a forty -hour week, shall b entitled
to fttfte y ·six · 9 ·he•PS FIFTEtN (15) DAYS
of annual 1 av ch year. Annual 1 ave shall
accuaula •onthly a th rate of ·• t •(I
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for annual leave credit during the month, the
employee must receive pay for at least one•half
(1/2) of the working days of that month. Annual
leave shall not be granted to any employee until
he has been in the employ of the city for at
least six (6) consecutive months. Such leave
shall be accumulated to a maximum accumulation
of ene -httndred-ninety-tve -(192)-hettrs THIRTY
(30) DAYS.
(c) All employees in the Classified Service working
assigned periods of twenty-four (24) hours
(Fire Department) shall be entitled to ene
httndred -thirty -nine -and -seven-tenths-(139,7)
hettrs SEVEN (7) SHIFTS of annual leave
each year. Annual leave for those employees
shall accumulate at the rate of eleven-and
sixty-fettr -httndredths -(ll,64) FOURTEEN (14)
hours per each month of active service and
may accumulate to a maximum accumulation of
twe -httndred-seventy-nine -and -thirty -nine -
hundredths (279.39) THREE HUNDRED FIFTY (350)
hours. Qualification for annual leave shall
be the same as for other employees .
(d) After ten (10) years of continuous service,
regular employees shall receive twelve (12)
hours of nnual leave per month of active
service, and firefighters will receive
ixteen -EIGHTEEN (18) hours of annual leave
for each month of active service. Police
officer will receive tenTWELVE (12) hours
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of annual leave per month of active service.
The m ximu• accu•ulation for regular employee
other than fire and police working forty (40)
hour hall be two hundred forty (240) hours.
TH MAXI UM ACCUMULATIO FO R POLICE OFFICERS
SHALL RE THRE HU OREO TWE TY (320) HOURS;
and for fir fi hter shall b hree -httndred
r y -Rin -and -twenty -e¥r -h 4 4th -(3 49 ~Z4
FOU HU DR .D J TY · IV (46 5) hours •
Annual 1 v shall n
nor co puted for any
aa i•u a cc u ulation
b n r c h d .
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(a) Accumulations. Sick leave for all
ciass1f1ed employees other than those
classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire-
fighters) shall accumulate monthly at
the rate of eight-(8)-hettTS ONE AND ONE-
QUARTER (l~) DAYS per each month of active
service, and said employees shall be
entitled to ftiftety-six-(9&)-hettTS FIFTEEN
(15) DAYS of sick leave each year. AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE ALL
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FIREFIGHTERS
SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE RATE OF
ONE AND ONE-HALF (l~) DAYS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
EIGHTEEN (18) DAYS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID EMPLOYEES, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
(150) DAYS PER YEAR. Sick leave for employees
classified under Section 5-6 -10 (Firefighters)
shall accumulate at the same rate and under
the same conditions as annual leave. AFTER
TEN (10 ) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE FIRE -
FIGHTERS SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE
RATE OF EIGHTEEN (18) HOURS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
NINE (9 ) SHIFTS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID FIR EFIGHTERS, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SE RVICE, SHALL BE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
FIFTY (1 750) HOUR S PER YEAR . Maxi 1111 -
aee ttlatieft -hall -he -ftifte -httndred -sixty -
(9 &9}-hettr -aftd -fer -fire eft -(all -ttftife re4
e her -ef ·the -F re -Bepart•eRtl-shall -he -
efte -thett aftd -three -httftdred -ftiftety -six ·aftd -
aft d -ft t ft e t r-e veR -httftdredths -1;39&.91)-werkift&
hour . . ic leave by e•ployees clas s ifi e d
und r S ction S-6 -8 (G n ral) an d S-6-9
(Pol c Dep r nt) o this title may b e
co n rted to nnual l ave aft r t h e accu u lat on
of a lea t HU. DR D TE (110) DAY S er
v ft • ttftd r d ·t ~ft t ·(1Z9}-hettrs · of sick
1 av , at th rat of t wo (2) d ay s of sick
1 av , to on (1) d y of a nn u 1 le a ve . For
tho e•ploy cla fi e d un de r Se c t i on S-6·10
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alternate periods of twenty.four (24)
hours, sick leave may be converted to
annual leave after the accumulation of
at least ene-thettsand-ferty-seven-and-
seventy-three-httndredths-(1;941:13)-hettrs;
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHT (1,280)
HOURS, at the rate of forty-eight (48)
hours of sick leave to twenty-four (24)
hours of annual leave. All such leave
accumulated after the maximum of nine
httndred-sixty-(969)-hettrs-er-ene-thettsand
three-httndred-ninety-six-and-ninety-seven
httndredths-(1;396,91)-hettrs-(Fire-Bepartment)
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) DAYS FOR GENERAL
AND POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES; AND
ONE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
(1,750) HOURS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES,
shall automatically convert to annual
leave at the rate of two (2) to one (1)
(2; 1).
SAME; INJURIES -TEMPORARY, TOTAL DISABILITIES
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(a) On-the-Job lnJury-Com~cnsation. For any
on-the-Job inJury, which causes any employee
to be absent fro• work as a result of such
injury, the City shall pay to such employee
his full wages fro• the first day of his
absence fro• work up to and including the
ninetieth (90th) calendar day of such absence,
less whatever SUllS received by the e•ployee
as temporary total disability benefits under
Workmen's Compensation. Absence fro• the
job a a result of an on-the-job injury, during
the first ninety (90) calendar days thereof,
shall not be charged against the employee's
sick leave. The City reserves the riaht to
require any eaployee on injury or disability
leave to submit to an xaaination by a City
appointed physician at the City's expense.
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Pre-Retirement Bene it. Should any
employee become permanently disabled,
whether as a result of an on-the-job
injury or an off-the-job injury, so that
he becomes eligible for the total dis-
ability benefits provided under the police
pension fund, the City will pay, out of a
separate police retirement fund, in addition
to any payments to be received by the
employee from the police pension fund, an
amount equal to 20\ of said employee's
salary, so that the employee shall receive
a total of 70\ of his salary -SO\ from
the police pension fund and 20\ from the
separate police retirement fund. In the
event that the primary pension fund does
not provide for the disability benefit for
any reason, the separate police retirement
fund will provide 70\ coverage. The City
will continue such payments until such
time as the employee would have been
eligible to receive normal non-disability
retirement benefits under the police pension
fund.
Permanent Disabilit~ -Firefighters -
Pre -Retirement Bene it. Should any employee
become permanently disabled, whether as a
result of an on-the-job injury or an off-
the -job injury, so that he becomes eligible
for the total disability benefits provided
under the fire pension fund, the City
will pay, out of the separate existing
fire pension fund, an amount equal to 20t
of said employee's salary in addition to
any payments to be received by the employee
from the fire pension fund, so that the
employee shall receive a total of 70t of
his s 1 ry -SO\ from the fire pension fund
nd 20\ from the separate existing fire pen -
sion fund. In th vent that the pri• ry
p n ion fund does not provide for th di •
ability ben fit for any rea on, the p rate
xistin fire pension fund will provid 70t
cove ra . Th City will continue such pay -
until uch time as the e•ployee would
ha b en eli ibl to receiv normal non -
d sabll1t r t1r m nt benefits und r the fire
p nsion fund.
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(a) The following days shall be considered
holidays by the City:
(1) New Year's Day: January 1
(Z) Washington's Birthday: the third Monday
in February
(3) Memorial Day: the last Monday in May
(4) Independence Day: July 4
(5) Labor Day: the first Monday in September
(6) Veterans Day: the fourth Monday in October
(7) Thanksgiving Day: the fourth Thursday
in November
(8) Fourth Friday of November following
Thanksgiving Day
(9) Christmas Eve: December 24
(except employees on shift work)
(10) Christmas Day: December ZS
Section 3.
That Sections 8, 9, 10 and ll(a) of Chapter 6,
Title V, of the 1969 E .M.C. are hereby amended to read
as follows:
5 -6 ·8 SALARY AND WA GE SCHEDULE
The follow na t a bl e i adopt d for u e in d t r ·
min1na salarie s and waa s for c las ified employees upon
an equi able ba i :
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604 $ 635 $ 665 $ 699 $ 735 $ 772
635 665 699 735 772 810
665 699 735 772 810 851
699 735 772 810 851 893
735 772 810 851 893 938
772 810 851 893 938 983
893 938 983 1033 1085 1138
959 1007 1059 1111 1165 1225
1033 1085 1138 1195 1252 1316
1111 1165 1225 1284 1347 1415
119 5 1252 1316 1380 1449 1521
1284 1347 1415 1483 1558 1637
1380 1449 1521 1596 1676 1760
SALARIES FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATIONS
(a) Classified positions of the Police
Department are hereby classified within the
salary and wage schedule set for th below
for the year 1975:
Rank Salary
Police Officer 4th Cl ss
Police Officer 3rd Class
Police Officer 2nd Cl s
Police Officer 1st Class
Detective & Lab. Technician
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
$ 87 7
979
1,064
1,134
1,228
1, 345
1,481
1,647
(b) ubject t o the provision of Sections 5-6-1
through 5 -6 -5, h r n of each Police
Off ic er pr en ly mployed in the Department
w 11 a the rank of ach Police Officer
who in th future m join the D part en
shall h ncefor h d t rained y his period
of in the Dep rtment as follow :
p
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month
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Police O f cer 4th Cla11
Police Officer 3rd Clas
Police Officer 2nd Class
Polic Of cer 1st Cla s
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of college or junior college work in the field
of Police Science, the education program is
as follows:
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$240.00 per year
A.A. Degree or
equivalency
$480.00 per ear
Bachelor's Degree
$600 00
o additional payment shall be made
for those employees who have completed
45 or less quarter hours work at the
college level.
For those individuals who have com-
pleted at least 46 quarter hour
of work at the college level, in
any field, there shall be paid
$20.00 per month, or $240.00 per
year, in the manner provided below.
For those individuals who have
received an A.A. Degre, or it
equivalency, in the field of
Police Sci nee or related field,
there shall be paid the u of
$40.00 per month, or $4 0.00 per
ear in the mann r forth below.
For tho e individual who have
received Bachelor' ~ gree in
the fi ld of Polic c1ence, or
r lated field with an A.A. D gree
in Polic cience, there shall
b paid t e u of $50.00 per month,
or $600.00 per r, in the manner
prov1d d belo .
The compen tion prov1d herein shall be paid as
oon after De c mb r 1 ol e h ear as pos ible.
Accumul tion of hi co p n ation, on a monthly
b i , shall b in fter h first full calendar
month of work followin a certifica tion that the
employe h c ompleted h n ce ary educational
level. Each e ployee h 11 b re ponsible for
providin a cop of he r n cr1pt of gr des or
diplom to th P r onn 1 Office to b placed in
th employ e' per anent per onn 1 fit .
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(a) The classified positions of the uniformed
members of the Fire Department are hereby
classified within the wage and salary
schedule as set forth below:
Rank Salary
Firefighter 4th Class
Firefighter 3rd Class
Fir fighter 2nd Class
irefighter 1 t Class
Dr1v r/Operator/Engineer
Lieu nant
$ 846
963
1,043
1,127
1,214
1,282
1, 393
1,505
1,631
Cap
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(b) Su bject to the provisions of Section 5 -6-2,
r lating to the hiring of employees at
oth r than th entry level, pay increases
for uniformed memb rs of the Fire Department
clas ifi d a firefighter hall not be auto-
matic, but shall be treated as anniversary
increases under the provisions of Section
5-6-4; provided, howev er, that no uniformed
m mber of the Fire Department classified
a a fir figh er shall be entitled to an
anniversary increase at the end of their
first six (6) months of ervice, but shall
receive such anniver ary increase, if at
11, in accordance with the schedule set
forth in Sub ection (a) hereof, anything to
the contrary contained within Section 5-6-4
notwithst nding.
(c) Tuition and Book Refund Pro ram. The City
w1 re 1m urse any ire 1g ter or tuition
nd books for job -related course work at an
ccredited junior collea or university.
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(a) In addition to the monthly salaries or wages
established herein, each employee of the City,
whether or no t he is in the Classified Service,
who qualifies therefor, shall receive additional
annual compensation in the form of longevity
compensation, which compensation shall be
paid to each employee once annually on or
about the first day of December of each year.
The amount of such compensation shall be based
upon the number of years of continuous service
with the City and shall be derived fro• the
following schedule:
Years of Service Amount of Compensation
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S -9 $12 .00 per month for $144.00 per year, except
for those employees who have not coapleted
six (6 ) full year s of continuous service on
December 1 of any year, wh i ch employee s s hall
receive an amount equal to twelve dollar s
($1 2.00 ) for each full month of coapleted
cont i nuou s se rvi c e after c oapletion of five
(5) year s of c ont i nuous servi ce up to Dec -
e•ber 1 .
10 -14 $24.00 per aonth for $288.00 per year, except
for tho s e eaployees who have not coapleted
eleven (11 ) full years of continuous service
on De c e a ber 1 of any year , which eaployees
s ha l l receive one hundred and forty -four
dol l ars ($144 ) plus an aa ount equal to
twelve dollar s ($12 ) f or each full aonth of
c oapleted cont i nuou s service after coapletion
of ten (1 0) y ear s of c ontinuous servic e up to
15 -19
Decemb er 1.
$36.00 per month for $432.00 per y ear ,
except for those employees who h ave not
completed sixteen (16) full ye ar s of con -
tinuous service on December l of any year,
which employee shall receive t wo hundred
and eiahty -eiaht dollars ($288) p lus an
aaount equal to t welve doll a rs CS12) for
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each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of fifteen (15)
years of service up to December 1.
$48.00 per month for $576.00 per year,
except for those employees who have not
completed twenty-one (21) full years of
continuous service on December 1 of any
year, which employee shall receive four
hundred and thirty-two dollars ($432) plus
an amount equal to twelve dollars ($12)
for each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of twenty (20)
years of continuous service up to December
1.
That Sections lZ and 2l(b) of Chapter 9, Title V,
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
5-9 -lZ MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS
An employee who is or shall become a member shall,
during his period of current service in the Plan, contribute
to the Plan by means of payroll deductions in an amount
equal to three-pereent-{~,~-TWO AND FOUR-TENTHS (2.4,)
PERCENT of his monthly compensation.tl11s-e11.e-afttl-ene-half pereent -(l~,}-ef -that -pertien-ef -s11e -•enthly-ee•pensatien whieh -is-ift-exeess -ef -fi ve -h'9ftt1Tetl-fifty-tlellars -(SSS9l~
The deduction for any longevity pay not paid on a monthly
basis shall, nevertheless, be computed, for the purpose of
this section, as if the same had been pa id monthly during
the year in which earned .
o m •ber sh 11 be required or permitted to •ake
contributions to this Plan during any period of employment
beyond his noraal retirement date or for any other period
of employment for which h is not receiving credit for
current service.
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(b) For Current Service:
(1) 9fte-pereeftt-(l·~ ONE AND THREE-TENTHS
PERCENT (1.3\) of his compensation
during each year of current service
credited to him, plus:
(2) FOR ANY FRACTIONAL YEAR OF CURRENT
SERVICE, ONE AND THREE-TENTHS PERCENT
(1.3%) OF HIS COMPENSATION FOR SUCH
FRACTIONAL YEAR.
Section S.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 19 75 .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 4th day of ovember, 1974.
Published a s a Bill for an Ordinance on the
7th day of November, 1974.
MXYOk
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, arl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
bove and foregoing is a tru , accurate and coaplete copy
of a Bill for an Ordin nee, introduced, read in full, and
pass d on firs reading on the 4th d y of Nov mber, 1974.
ex officio City t1erk-Treasur r
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 3, 4, 6 AND 9 OF TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATING TO PROMOTIONS; ANNUAL, SICK
AND INJURY LEAVES; OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS; SALARIES; LONGEVITY;
AND RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sub-section S(a), Chapter 3, Title V of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
5-3-8 PROMOTIONS
(a) Competitive examinations for positions
above the entrance level shall be open
to other City employees, and the final
score of each applicant shall include
appropriate considerations of the appli-
cant's qualifications, record of performance,
and seniority with the City.ani-shall -incl•ie
the-veteran's-preference-cre~it: The re-
classification of a position occupied by
a permanent eaployee shall not be considered
as a promotion.
Section 2.
That Sections 1, 6, 12 and 17, Chapter 4,
Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read
as follows :
5 -4 -1 ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION)j ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIONS
(b) All employees classified under S ction
5-6-9 and 5-6-10 (Police and Fire D partaents),
working a forty-hour week, shall be entitled
to ainety-six -(9 }-he•rs FIFTEEN (15) DAYS
of annual leave each year. Annual leave shall
accumulate monthly at the rate of -• 1ht-~IJ
he•r ONE AND ONE-QUARTER (l~) DAYS p r eac~
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for annual leave credit during the month, the
employee must receive pay for at least one·half
(1/2) of the working days of that month. Annual
leave shall not be granted to any employee until
he has been in the employ of the city for at
least six (6) consecutive months. Such leave
shall be accumulated to a maximum accumulation
of ene-httndred-ninety-twe-(192)-~ettrs THIRTY
(30) DAYS.
(c) All employees in the Classified Service working
assigned periods of twenty-four (24) hours
(Fire Department) shall be entitled to ene
httndred-thirty-nine -and -s even-tenths-(139.?)
hettrs SEVEN (7) SHIFTS of annual leave
each year. Annual leave for those employees
shall accumulate at the rate of eleven -and
sixty-fettr-httndredths-(ll.i4) FOURTEE N (14)
hours per each month of active service and
may accumulate to a maximum accumulation of
twe -httndred -seventy -nine -and-thirty-nine-
hundredths (279.39) THREE HUNDRED FIFTY (350)
hours. Qualification for annual leave shall
be the same as for other employees.
(d) After ten (10) years of continuous service,
regular employees shall receive twelve (12)
hours of annual leave per month of active
service, and firefighters will receive
sixteen-EIGHTEEN (18) hours of annual leave
for each month of active service. Police
officers will receive tenTWELVE (12) hours
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of annual lea e per month of active service.
The maximum accumulation for regular employee
other than fire nd police working forty (40)
hour shall be two hundred forty (240) hours .
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATIO FOR POLICE OFFICERS
SHALL Bf THREE HUNDRED TWENTY (320) HOURS;
and for firefi hter h 11 be three -hundred
fer y-nine-and-w nty-feur -httJldredth ·(3 49 ~2 4
FOUR HU DRED SJXTY -FIV (465) hours.
Annual 1 v hall n
nor computed for any
ximum accumulation
be n reach d .
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(a) Accumulations. Sick leave for all
class1f1ed employees other than those
classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire-
fighters) shall accumulate monthly at
the rate of ei~ht-(8)-hettTS ONE AND ONE-
QUARTER (l~) DAYS per each month of active
service, and said employees shall be
entitled to fttftety-six-(96)-hettrs FIFTEEN
(15) DAYS of sick leave each year. AFTER
TEN (IO) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE ALL
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FIREFIGHTERS
SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE RATE OF
ONE AND ONE-HALF {l~) DAYS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
EIGHTEEN (18) DAYS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID EMPLOYEES, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
(150) DAYS PER YEAR. Sick leave for employees
classified under Section 5-6 -10 (Firefi ghters)
shall accumulate at the same rate and under
the same condition as annual leave. AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE FIRE-
FIGHTERS SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE
RATE OF EIGHTEEN (18) HOURS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
NINE (9) SHIFTS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID FIREFIGHTERS, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL BE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
FIFTY (1750 ) HOUR S PER YEAR. Maxi va -
acctt ttlatieft -hall -~e -ft~fte-htlftdred-sixty
(969)-hettr -aftd -fer -fire ea -all ·ttftife red
•e•8ers -ef -the -Fire -9epart eftt)-shall -&e-
efte -thett aftd -hree -httadred-aiaety-ix-aftd-
aftd -ftiftety -vea -httftdredth -1;~9 .9?)-werkiag
hours. Sic k 1 av bye ploy s cla sified
under c tion S-6-(G n r 1) and 5-6-9
(Polic D par nt) o th 1 itle aay be
co n rted t o nnual 1 ave after th acct111 ulat ion
of a least 0. HU DR D TE (110) DAYS er
Yeft -httadr d -wea -?29l -hettrs -of ick
l av th rat of two (2) day of ick
1 av (1) d y of annu 1 1 v • For
tho s cla if ed und r c tion S-6-10
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alternate periods of twenty.four (24)
hours, sick leave may be converted to
annual leave after the accumulation of
at least ene-thettsand-ferty-seven-and-
seventy-three-httndredths-(1;94?.?~}-hettrs;
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHT (1,280)
HOURS, at the rate of forty-eight (48)
hours of sick leave to twenty-four (24)
hours of annual leave. All such leave
accumulated after the maximum of nine
httndred-sixty-(969}-hettrs-er-ene-thettsand
three-httndred-ninety-six-and-ninety-seven
httndredths -(l,~96~9?~-hettrs-(Fire-Bepartaent}
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (ISO) DAYS FOR GENERAL
AND POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES; AND
ONE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
(1,750) HOURS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES,
shall automati cally convert to annual
leave at the rate of two (2) to one (1)
(2: 1).
SAME; INJURIES -TEMPORARY, TOTAL DISABILITIES
(a) On-the-Job In~ury -Compcnsa tion. For any
on -the -Job inJury, which causes any eaployee
to be absent fro• work as a result of such
injury, the City shall pay to such eaployee
his full wages from the first day of his
absence from work up to and including the
ninetieth (90th) calendar day of such absence,
less whatever swns received by the e•ployee
as temporary total disability benefits under
Workmen' Compensation. Absence fro• the
job as a result of an on-the-job injury, during
the first ninety (90) calendar days thereof,
shall not be charged aaainst the employee's
sick leave. The Ci ty reserves th riaht to
require any employ e on injury or di bility
leave to subait to an xaaination by a City
appoint d physician at th City's exp nse.
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Pre-Retirement Bene it. Should any
employee become permanently disabled,
whether as a result of an on-the-job
injury or an off-the-job injury, so that
he becomes eligible for the total dis-
ability benefits provided under the police
pension fund, the City will pay, out of a
separate police retirement fund, in addition
to any payments to be received by the
employee from the police pension fund, an
amount equal to 20\ of said employee's
salary, so that the employee shall receive
a total of 70\ of his salary -SO\ from
the police pension fund and 20\ from the
separate police retirement fund. In the
event that the primary pension fund does
not provid e for the disability benefit for
any reason, the separate police retirement
fund will provide 70\ cove rage. The Ci ty
will continue such payments until such
t ime as the employee would have b een
eligible to receive normal non -disability
retirement benefits unde r the police pension
fund.
Permanent Disabilitt -Firefighters -
Pr e-Re tireme nt Ben e it. Should any employee
become permane ntly disabled, whether as a
result of an on-the-job injury or an off-
the -job injury , so that he becomes eligible
for the total d isability benefits provided
under the fire pension fund, the City
will pay, out of the separate existing
fi r e pension fund, an amou nt equal to ZOt
of said employee's salary in addition to
ny payments to be received by the employee
fro the fir pension fund, o that the
employee shall rec ive a total of 701 of
hi lary -so' from the fir pension fund
and ZO\ from th separate exi tin fir pen -
1on fund. In the event that the primary
pen ion fund does not pro ide for th d1 -
ability benefit for any rea on, the separat
existin fire pen ion fund will provide 70'
ra Th City will con inu such pay -
until uch ti• as the aploye would
b en li ibl to receiv norm 1 non-
di bilit r irem n benefits under the fire
p nsion fund.
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(a) The following days shall be considered
holidays by the City:
(1) New Year's Day: January 1
(2) Washington's Birthday: the third Monday
in February
(3) Memorial Day: the last Monday in May
(4) Independence Day: July 4
(5) Labor Day: the first Monday in September
(6) Veterans Day: the fourth Monday in October
(7) Than ksgiving Day: the fourth Thursday
in ovember
(8) Fourth Friday of November following
Tha nksgiving Day
(9) Chri t a Eve: December 24
(except employees on shift work)
(10) Chri t•a Day: Dece er 25
That Se c tion , 9, 10
Title V, of the 1969 .M.C. r
a follow :
of Chapter 6,
am nded to read
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1 $ 604 $ 635 $ 665 $ 699 $ 735 $ 7 72
2 635 665 699 735 772 810
3 665 699 735 772 810 851
4 699 735 772 810 85 1 893
5 735 772 810 851 893 938
6 772 810 851 893 938 983
7 893 938 983 1033 1085 1138
8 959 1 007 1059 1111 1165 1225
9 1033 1085 1138 1195 1252 1316
10 1111 1165 1225 1284 1347 1415
11 1195 1252 1316 ] 380 1449 1521
12 1284 134 7 1415 1483 1558 1637
13 1380 1449 1521 1596 1676 1760
5 -6-9 SALARIES FOR POLICE DEP RTMENT CLASSIFICATIONS
(a) Classified position of the Police
D partment are hereby cl a ssified wi thin the
salary and wa ge schedule set for th below
for the year 1975:
Rank Salary
Pol ice Officer 4th Cl ss
Police Officer 3rd Class
Police Officer Znd Class
Police Officer 1st Cl s
Detecti e G Lab. Technician
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
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$ 87 7
979
1,0 4
1,1 4
1,22
1. 345
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2nd Cla
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o f college or Junior college work in th e field
of Police Science, the education program is
as follows:
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$240.00 per year
A.A. Degree or
equivalency
$48 0.00 per ear
Ba c h elor' Degree
$600 .00
10 additional payment shall be made
for those employees who have completed
45 o r le ss quarter hours work at the
college level.
For those individuals who have com-
plet e d at least 46 quarter hours
of work at the college level, in
any field, there shall be paid
$20.00 per month, or $240.00 per
year, in the mann e r provided below.
For tho e individual s who have
received n A.A. Degree, or its
equivalen cy, in the field of
Polic Sci nee or related field,
ther shall be paid the sum o f
$40.00 per month, or $480.00 per
year in th manner set forth below .
Fo r those indivi duals who have
re c eived a Bache lor's Degree in
th field of Police Science, or
related fi ld with an A .A. Degree
in Police Scie nc , there hall
be p id the su of $50.00 pe r onth,
or $600.0 0 per ar, in the nner
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(a) The classified positions of the uniformed
members of the Fire Department are hereby
classified within the wage and salary
schedule as se t forth below:
Rank
Firefighter 4th Class
Firefighter 3rd Class
Firefighter 2nd Class
Firefighter 1st Class
Driver /Operator/Engine e r
Lieutenant
Salary
$ 846
963
1,043
1,127
1,214
1,282
1,393
1,505
1,631
Captain
Battali n Chief
Deputy Chief
(b) Subject to the provisions of Section 5-6-2,
relating to the h i ring of employees at
other than the entry level, pay increases
(c)
for uniformed members of the Fire Department
classified as fi refighters shall not be auto -
ma ti c, but shal l be treated as anniversary
inc rea ses under the provisions of Section
5-6-4; provided, however, that no unifonted
member of the Fire Department classified
as a firefighte r shall be entitled to an
anniversary inc rea se at the end of their
first six (6) months of service, but shall
receive such annive r sa r y inc rease, if at
all, in accordance with the schedule set
forth in Subsection (a) hereof, anything to
the contrary contained within Section S-6-4
notwith tanding.
Tuition and Books Refund Program. The City
ill re1mbur e any f1ref1ghter for tuition
and boo for job-related course or at an
acer dit d 1unior colleg or univer ity.
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LONGEVITY COMPENSATIO
(a) In addition to the monthly salaries or wages
established herein, each employee of the City,
whether or not he is in the Classified Service,
who qualifies therefor, shall receive additional
annual compensation in the form of longevity
compensation, which compensation shall be
paid to each employee once annually on or
about the first day of December of each year.
The amount of such compensation shall be based
upon the number of years of continuous service
with the City and shall be derived from the
following schedule:
Years of Service Amount of Compensation
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$12.00 per onth for $144.00 per year, except
for those employees who have not completed
six (6) full years of continuous service on
December 1 of any year, which employees shall
receive an amount equal to twelve dollars
($12.00) for each full month of completed
continuous service after completion of five
(5) years of con tinuous service up to Dec-
ember 1.
$24.00 per onth for $288.00 per year, except
for those employees wh o have not completed
eleven (11) full years of continuous service
on D ce er l of any year, which employees
shall re ceive on hundred and forty-four
dollars ($144 ) plu an amount equal to
t elve dollars ($12) for each full month of
co ple ed continuous service after completion
of ten (10) year of continuou ser ice up to
Decem er 1.
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(Continued)
20 or more
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Amount of Compensation
each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of fifteen (15)
years of service up to December 1.
$48.00 per month for $576,00 per year,
except for those employees who have not
completed twenty-one (21) full years of
continuous service on December 1 of any
year, which employee shall receive four
hundred and thirty-two dollars ($432) plus
an amount equal to twelve dollars ($12)
for each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of twenty (20)
years of continuous service up to December
1.
That Sections 12 and 2l(b) of Chapter 9, Title V,
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
5-9 -12 MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS
An employee who is or shall become a member shall,
during his period of current service in the Plan, contribute
to the Plan by means of payroll deductions in an a•ount
equ 1 t o three -pereent -(3\}-TWO AND FOUR -TE NTHS (2 .4\)
PERCENT of hi s monthly com pens a tion .pl~5 -ene -and -ene-half
pereent -(l~ }-ef -that -pertien -ef ·s ~eh -aenthly -ee pensatien
whieh -i5 -in -e xee 5s-ef -five-h~ndred -fifty -dellars -$559 ~
The deduction for any longevity pay not paid on a •onthly
b sis shall, nevertheles s, be computed, for the purpo e of
this section , as if the s had been paid aonthly durin
the year in wh ich e rned.
o e•ber shall be requir d or peraitt d to aake
con tributions to thi s Plan during ny p riod of eaplo nt
beyond his normal retire ent d t or for any oth r p riod
of employm nt for which h is not rec ivin c redit for
curren t rvi c .
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(b) For Current Service:
(1) 9fte-~ereeftt-(lt~ ONE AND THREE-TENTHS
PERCENT (1.3\) of his compensation
during each year of current service
credited to him, plus:
(2) FOR ANY FRACTIONAL YEAR OF CURRENT
SERVICE, ONE AND THREE-TENTHS PERCENT
(1.3 %) OF HIS COMPENSATION FOR SUCH
FRACTIONAL YEAR.
Section 5.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 19 75.
Introduc ed, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 4t h d ay of Novem be r, 197 4 .
Published a s a Bi ll for an Ordinance on the
7t h day o f Nove mbe r, 1974.
NAVOR
ATTEST:
ex 0££1c10 City Clerk-Trea urer
I, arl ollenb ra r, doh reby ce rt ify t hat t h
o e nd fore oina is tru , ccurate and com p l t copy
of a 8111 for n Ordtn nc , introduced , r ad i n full, and
p d on fir r adin on the 4th da of aber, 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 3, 4, 6 AND 9 OF TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATING TO PROMOTIONS; ANNUAL, SICK
AND INJURY LEAVES; OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS; SALARIES; LONGEVITY;
AND RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS.
BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Th&t Sub-section 8(a), Chapter 3, Title V of the
1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
5-3-8 PROMOTIONS
(a) Competitive examinations for positions
above the entrance level shall be open
to other City employees, and the final
score of each applicant shall includ
appropriate considerations of the appli·
cant's qualifications, record of perforaance,
and seniority with the City.and-shall-in~l•de
the -veteran•s -preferenee-~redit~ The re-
classification of a position occupied by
a permanent e ployee shall not be considered
as pro•otion.
Section 2.
That Sections 1, 6, 12 and 17, Chapter 4,
Title V, of the 1969 E .. C ar hereby amended to read
a follo
5-4 ·1 A E (V ACATIO )j ACCRUAL; QUALIPJCATIO S
(b) employ clas ified under S ctions
nd 5-6-10 (Po lice and Fire Departments),
forty-hour week, shall b ntitled
to ntft y · -h •rs FJFTEt (lS) DAYS
of nnual 1 v ach year. Annual 1 av shall
ccu ul t onthly at th rate of -i ht-(1~
•r 0 D 0 -QUARTER (l~) DAYS p r each
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month of active service. In order to qualify
for annual leave credit during the month, the
employee must receive pay for at least one·half
(1/2) of the working days of that month. Annual
leave shall not be granted to any employee until
he has been in the employ of the city for at
least six (6) consecutive months. Such leave
shall be accumulated to a maximum accumulation
of ene-httnired-ninety-twe-(1923-~ettrs THIRTY
(30) DAYS.
(c) All employees in the Classified Service working
assigned periods of twenty-four (24) hours
(Fire Department) shall be entitled to ene
httndred-thirty-nine -and-seven·tenths-(139~7}
hettrs SEVEN (7) SHIFTS of annual leave
each year. Annual leave for those employees
shall accumulate at the rate of eleven-and
sixty-fettr-httndredths-(11~64} FOURTEEN (14)
hours per each month of active service and
may accumulate to a maximum accumulation of
twe -httndred -seventy -nine -and -thirty-nine -
hundredths (279.39) THREE HUNDRED FIFTY (350)
hours. Qualification for annual leave shall
be the same as for other employees.
(d) After ten (10) years of continuous service,
regular employees shall receive twelve (12)
hours of annual leave per month of active
ervice, and firefighters will receive
sixteen-EIGHTEEN (18) hours of annual leave
for each month of active service. Police
officers will receive tenTWELVE (12) hours
of annual leave per month of active service.
The maximum accumulation for regular employee
other than fire nd police working forty (40)
hours hall be two hundred forty (240) hours.
TH . IMUM ACCUMULATIO FOR POLICE OFFICERS
SHAL L Bfo THR E HU OREO TWE TY (320) HOURS;
and f o r firefighter hall b three-h•ndr d
r ·nine -aftd ·tv ft y· ettr -httndredth ·( 49~24
FOUR HU DRED IXTY ·FIVE (465) hours.
(e ) shall neith r be authoriied
nor c o puted for any purpo after the
a imum a c cumulation of aid leave hav
be n rea c h d.
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(a) Accumulations. Sick leave for all
class1£1ed employees other than those
classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire-
fighters) shall accumulate monthly at
the rate of ei!ht-(8)-henys ONE AND ONE-
QUARTER (l~) DAYS per each month of active
service, and said employees shall be
entitled to ninety-six-(96)-henrs FIFTEEN
(15) DAYS of sick leave each year. AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE ALL
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FIREFIGHTERS
SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE RATE OF
ONE AND ONE-HALF (l~) DAYS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
EIGHTEEN (18) DAYS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID EMPLOYEES, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE, SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
(150) DAYS PER YEAR. Sick leave for employees
classified under Section 5-6-10 (Firefighters)
shall accumulate at the same rate and under
the same conditions as annual leave. AFTER
TEN (10) YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE FIRE-
FIGHTERS SHALL ACCUMULATE SICK LEAVE AT THE
RATE OF EIGHTEEN (18) HOURS PER MONTH OF
ACTIVE SERVICE, AND SHALL BE ENTITLED TO
NINE (9) SHIFTS OF SICK LEAVE EACH YEAR.
THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION OF SICK LEAVE FOR
SAID FIREFIGHTERS, REGARDLESS OF YEARS OF
SERVICE , SHALL BE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
FIFTY (1750) HOURS PER YEAR. Maxiat111 -
aee1111nlatien -shall-be-nine -hnndred-sixty -
(969}-honrs -and-fer -fireaen -{all -nnife red
•e•bers -ef -the -Fire-9epartaent)-shall-be -
ene -thensand -three -hnndred -ninety-six -and -
and -n ne y -even·hnndredth · l ;J96 l 91)-werkin&
hour . Sick leav by employe s clas sifi d
und r Section S·6·8 (G n r al) and S·6 ·9
(Polic Depart nt) of hi t itl •ay b
rted to nnual leave after th accuaulation
of lea t O. HU DRED TE (110) DAY S er
v n -hnndred -w n y -(729)-henr • of sick
1 av , t th r t of two (2) day of ick
I a , to on (1 ) day of annu 1 l av • For
ho e•ploye s cla si!i d under Section S-6 -1 0
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(Fire Department) of this title working
alternate periods of twenty.four (24)
hours, sick leave may be converted to
annual leave after the accumulation of
at least ene-thettsand-ferty-seven-and -
seventy-three-httndredths-{1;941.133-hettrs;
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHT (1,280)
HOURS, at the rate of forty-eight (48)
hours of sick leave to twenty-four (24)
hours of annual leave. All such leave
accumulated after the maximum of nine
httnared -sixty -{9693 -hettrs-er-ene-thettsand
three -httndred -ninety-six -and -ninety -s even
httnareaths -{1;396.913 -hettrs -{Fire-Bepart•ent)
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (15 0) DAYS FOR GENERAL
AND POLICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES; AND
ONE ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRE D FIFTY
(l,7 50 ) HOURS FOR FIRE DEPARTM ENT EMPLOYEES,
shall automatically convert to annual
leave at the rat e of two (2) to one (1)
(2: 1).
SAME; INJURIES -TEMPORARY, TOTAL DISABILITIES
(a) On-the-Job InJury -C o•ecnsation. For any
on -the -Jo b inJury, whi ch causes any employee
to be absen t fro• work as a result of such
i n jury, the City shall pay to such e11ployee
his full wages froa the firs t day of his
absence froa work up to and i nclud ing the
ninetieth (90th) calendar day of such absence,
less whatever sums received by the e•ployee
as temporary total di ability benefits under
Workmen' Compensation. Absence fro• the
job a a result of an on-the-job injury, durin
the fir t ninety (90) calendar days thereof,
sh 11 no be ch ried again t the eaployee's
sic leave. Th City re erves th richt to
r quir ny aploy on injury or di ability
leav to ub•it to an xa•ination by a C ty
app o int d phy ici n at th City's exp n
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Pre-RetLrement Bene Lt. Should any
employee become permanently disabled,
whether as a result of an on-the-job
injury or an off-the -j ob injury, so that
he becomes eligible for the total dis-
ability benefits provided under the police
pension fund, the City will pay, out of a
separate police retirement fund, in addition
to any payments to be received by the
employee from the police pension fund, an
amount equal to 20\ of said employee's
salary, so that the employee shall receive
a total of 70\ of his salary -SO\ from
the police pension fund and 20\ from the
separate police retirement fund. In the
event that the primary pension fund does
not provide for the disability benefit for
any reason, the separate police retirement
fund will provide 70\ cove rage. The City
will continue such payments until such
time as the employee would have been
eligible to receive normal non-disability
retirement benefits under the police pension
fund.
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Pre -Retirement Bene it. Should any employee
become permanently dLsabled, whether as a
result of an on-the-job injury or an off-
the-job injury, so that h becomes eligible
for the total disability benefits provided
under the fire pen ion fund, the City
will pay, out of the separate existing
fire pension fund, an amount equal to 20t
of said employee's salary in addition to
any payments to be r ceived by the employee
from the fir pen ion fund, o that the
employee shall receive a total of 70t of
his s 1 ry -sot fro the fire pen ion fund
and 20\ fro th separate existin fire pen -
ion fund. Jn th event that the priaary
pension fund doe not provid for th dis-
ability benefit for ny rea on, th separate
exi tin fire pension fund will provid 70t
co r e. The Ci y will con inue such pay -
nt until uch t ime as the aploye would
hav b n li ibl to r c iv nor• 1 non -
di bilit r tire en b nefit und r th fire
p n ion fund.
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OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS
(a) The following days shall be considered
holidays by the City:
(1) New Year's Day: January 1
(2) Washington's Birthday: the third Monday
in February
(3) Memorial Day: the last Monday in May
(4) Independence Day: July 4
(S) Labor Day: the first Monday in September
(6) Veterans Day: the fourth Monday in October
(7) Thanksgiving Day: the fourth Thursday
in November
(8) Fourth Friday of November following
Thanksgiving Day
(9) Christmas Eve: December 24
(except em ployees on shift work)
(10) Christmas Day: December 25
That Sections , 9, 10 and ll(a) of Chapter 6,
Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
SALARY AND WAGE SCHEDULE
The following tabl is dopted for use in deter-
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1 $ 604 $ 635 $ 665 $ 699 $ 735 $ 772 2 635 665 699 735 772 810
3 665 699 735 772 810 851
4 699 735 772 810 851 893
5 735 772 810 851 893 938
6 772 810 851 893 938 983
7 893 938 983 1033 1085 1138 8 959 1007 1059 1111 1165 1225 9 1033 1085 1138 1195 1252 1316
10 1111 1165 1225 1284 1347 1415
11 1195 1252 1316 1380 1449 1521
12 1284 1347 1415 1483 1558 1637
13 1380 1449 1521 1596 1676 1760
5-6-9 SALARIES FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATIONS
(a) Classified positions of the Police
Department are hereby classified within the
salary and wage schedule set forth below
for the year 1975:
Rank Salary
Police Officer 4th Class
Police Officer 3rd Class
Police Officer 2nd Class
Police Officer 1 t Cla s
Detective & Lab. Technician
Serge nt
Lieuten nt
Cap ain
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1,134
1,228
1,345
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Pol ce Offic r 3rd
Police 0 ficer 2nd
Police 0 fie r ls
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of college or )Un1or college work in the field
of Police Science, the education program is as follows:
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$240.00 per year
A.A. Degree or
equivalency
$480.00 per year
Bachelor's Degree
$600 00
No additional payment shall be made
for those employees who have completed
45 or less quarter hours work at the
college level.
For those individuals who have com-
pleted at least 46 quarter hours
of work at the college level, in
any field, there shall be paid
$20.00 per month, or $240.00 per
year, in he manner provided below.
For thos individuals who have
received an A.A. Degree, or its
equivalency, in the field of
Police Sci nee or related field,
there shall be paid the sum of
$40.00 per month, or $480.00 per
year in the manner set forth below.
Fo r those individual who have
received a Bachelor's Degree in
the field of Police Science, or
related fi ld with n A.A. Degree
in Poli ce Science, h re shall
be paid the sum of $50.00 per onth,
or $600.00 per ye r, in the m nn r
provided below.
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(a) The classified positions of the uniformed
members of the Fire Department are hereby
classified within the wage and salary
schedule as set forth below:
Rank Salary
Firefighter 4th Class
Firefighter 3rd Class
Firefighter 2nd Class
Firefighter 1st Class
Driver/Operator/Engineer
Lieutenant
$ 846
963
1,043
1,127
1,214
1,282
1,393
1,505
1,631
Captain
Battalion Chief
Deputy Chief
(b) Subject to the provisions of Section 5-6-2,
relating to the hiring of employees at
other than the entry level, pay increases
(c)
for uniformed members of the Fire Department
classified as firefighters shall not be auto-
matic, but shall be treated as anniversary
increases under the provisions of Section
5-6-4; provided, however, that no uniformed
member of the Fire Department classified
as a firefighter shall be entitled to an
anniversary increase at the end of their
first six (6) months of service, but shall
receive such anniversary increase, if at
all, in ccorda n ce with the schedule set
forth in Subsection (a) hereof, anything to
the contrary contained within Section S-6-4
notwithstanding.
Tuition and Book Refund Pro2ram. The City
will re1 bur e any firefighter for tuition
nd book for job -related course work at an
ccredited junior colleg or university.
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(a) In addition to the monthly salaries or wages
established herein, each employee of the City,
whether or no t he is in the Classified Service,
who qualifies therefor, shall receive additional
annual compensation in the form of longevity
compensation, which compensation shall be
paid to each employee once annually on or
about the first day of December of each year.
The amount of such compensation shall be based
upon the number of years of continuous service
with the City and shall be derived from the
following schedule:
Years of Service Amount of Compensation
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$12.00 per month for $144.00 per year, except
for those employees who have not completed
six (6) full years of continuous service on
December 1 of any year, which employees shall
receive an amount equal to twelve dollars
($12.00) for each full month of completed
continuous s ervice after coapletion of five
(5) years of ~ontinuous service up to Dec-
ember 1.
$24 .00 p e r month for $288.00 per year, except
for tho s e employees who have not completed
eleven (11 ) full year s of continuous service
on De ce mber 1 of any year, which employees
s hal l re ceiv e on e hundred and forty -four
doll ars ($144 ) plus an amount equal to
tw e lve dol l ars ($1 2) fo r e a c h full month of
completed con t i nuou s se r vice after c ompl e t i on
of ten (10) year s of continuo u s se rv ice up t o
December 1.
$36.00 per month for $432.00 p er year ,
except for those employees who h a ve n o t
completed sixteen (16) full ye ar s of con -
tinuous service on December 1 of any y ea r ,
which employee shall receive tw o h und re d
and eighty -eigh t d o l la r s ($28 8 ) p l u s an
amount equ 1 to tw elve do l lars ($12) f or
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each full month of completed continuous
service after completion of fifteen (15)
years of service up to December 1.
$48,00 per month for $576.00 per year,
except for those employees who have not
completed twenty-one (21) full years of
continuous service on December 1 of any
year, which employee shall receive four
hundred and thirty -two dollars ($432) plus
an amount equal to twelve dollars ($12 )
f or each full month of c ompleted continuous
servi c e a f ter c ompletion of twenty (20 )
years of c ontinuous serv ice up to December
1.
That Sections 1 2 and 2l (b) of Chapter 9, Title V,
of the 1969 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read a s follows :
5 -9-1 2 MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS
An employee who is or shall becom e a me mber s hall,
dur i n g his per i od of curre nt se rvice i n the Plan , c ontribute
to the P lan by mean s of pay roll dedu c tions i n an amount
e qual t o three -pereent -(3 •}-TWO AND FOUR -TE NTH S (2 .4•)
PE RCENT o f hi s monthl y com p e n sati on .pl~s -ene -and -ene -half
p e re e nt -(l~•}-ef -that -pertien -ef -s ~eh -aenthly -ee•pensatien
wh ieh -is-in -exee ss-ef -five-httndre d -f i fty ·dellar ·($55 9}~
The deduction fo r a ny longevity pay no t p aid on a monthly
basis shall, nevertheless, be computed, for t he purpo e of
this s ection, as if the s had been paid monthly durin
the y ar in which earned .
o e•ber shall be required or permitt d to •ak
contributions to this Plan during any period of employm nt
beyond his normal retir ment dat or for any oth r period
of employ ent for which h i not rec ivin er dit for
current s rvic .
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(b) For Current Service :
(1) 9ne -pereent-(lt~ ONE AND THREE-TENTHS
PERCENT (1.3\) of his compensation
during each year of current service
credited to him, plus:
(2 ) FOR ANY FRACTIONAL YEAR OF CURRENT
SERVICE, ONE AND THREE-TENTHS PERCENT
(1.3 %) OF HIS COMPENSATION FOR SUCH
FRACTIONAL YEAR.
Section 5.
The amendm e n t s contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 19 75.
I ntroduce d, r ead i n ful l a n d pas s ed on first
r eading on the 4th d ay o f November, 197 4 .
Publi s he d a s a Bil l f or an Ordinance on the
7t h day o f No ve mber , 1974 .
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, K rl Nollenberaer, do hereby certify that the
bove and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
pa s ed on fir t re din on the 4th d a of November, 1974.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE !ENDING SEC TION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATI NG A SPECIAL FU D FOR FIRE-
FIGHTER'S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, as fol lows:
Sec t ion 1 .
Tha Sec t ion 9, Chapter 1, Title II i hereby amended to read as follows:
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( ) very p id member of the Englewood Fire
D partmen who sh 11 re ign or be discharged
from the Depar men prior to beco ing
eligible for any retirement, disability
(b)
or o her ben fi ts a provided b Colorado
R vised S atute , 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO , as amended , shal l b n itled to a
r fund of his accumulat d con ribu ion
to th e C1 y Fir en '» Pension Fund. The
t erm .iccumula ed contribu ions" hall
n h1.: of id firemen' con ributions
o the City' Firem n' P n ion Fund, to-
e hr ith int r t, if any, thereon as
h 11 b det rmin d by the Board of Trus tees o f aid und.
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(c) The City shall make contributions to said
Firefi ghter s Be ne fit Fund riremen1s
Aeettmttlated -€entrihtttiens -Fttnd-of ene
and -ene-nalf -pereent-(1~%) ONE AND SEVEN-
TENTHS PER CENT (l .7 t ) of the tota l
firem en 1 s FIREFIGHTER'S salaries monthly
t o fi nan ce the benefit as herein provided.
(d) In addition to the powers and obligati ons
imposed upon the Board of Trustees of the
Englewood Fire Pension Board by Article SO,
Chapter 139, Col orado Revised Statutes, 1963,
as amended, said Board shall have all powers
nece ssary to supervise and administer the
terms of this section. In addition thereto,
said Board sha ll h ave the power from time to
time, and as the n eed may arise, to transfer
any surplus mo neys resulting in said Fire -
men 1s--Aeettmttl ated -€en rihtttiens-Fttnd -FIRE -
FIGHTERS BE EFIT FU D t o the Firemen's
Pension Fund of the City.
Th amendments contained in this Ord i nance s hall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
In roduc d, read 1n full and passed on first
r ading on the 4th day of ovember, 1974 .
Publi h d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th
day of ovember, 19 4.
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or n Or dinanc , introduc d , r ad in full, and
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE-
FIGHTER' S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows:
2-1-9 FIREME 'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS -REPA E T·
INJURY LEAVE ANO 0 I SAB IL IfV PRE-RETIREMENT BENEtJ T; SPECIAL FUND CREATED
(a) Every p id member of the Englewood Fire
Department who shall resign or be di char ed
from the D~partment prior to becoming
eligible for any retirement, d1 ability
or other benefits as provided by Co lorado
(b )
Re ised Sta tutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Ar icle
50, as mended, shall e entitled to a
refund of his a ccum ula d contribution
to he Ci y Firemen's n ion Fund. The
term " cc umulated con tribution s" h 11
m n th um of aid firemen' contribution
to the Ci y's Firem n' Pension Fund, to-
g her w1th in ter t, i ny, thereon as
shall b de er in d by he Board of Tru tees of id fund.
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Firefighters Benefit Fund Firements
Aeettmttlated -€entrihtttiens-Fttnd-of ene
and-ene-half-pereent -(l~'~ ONE AND SEVEN-
TENTHS PER CENT (1.7\) of the total
firements FIREFIGHTER'S salaries monthly
to finance the benefit as herein provided.
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations
imposed upon the Board of Trustees of the
Englewood Fire Pension Board by Article SO,
Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963,
as amended, said Board shall have all powers
necessary to supervise and administer the
terms of this section. In addition thereto,
s aid Board shall have the power from time to
time, and as the ne ed may arise, to transfer
any surplus moneys resultin g in said Fire -
•en1 --Aeettmttlated -€entrihtttiens-Fttnd-FIRE -
FIGHTERS BENEFIT FU D to the Firemen's
Pen sion Fund of the City.
The amendments conta ined in thi s Ordinance shall
take effect on Januar 1 , 1975.
In tro du ced , re d in full and passed on fi r s t
r ea d ing on th e 4th day of ovember, 1974 .
Publi hed a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th
day of November, 19 4.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN-----------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIRE-
FIGHTER' S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows:
2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS -REPAYMENT·
INJURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEPIT; SPECIAL FOND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire
Department who shall resign or be discharged
from the Department prior to becoming
eligible for any retirement, disability
or other benefits as provided by Colorado
Revised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a
refund of his ac cum ulated contributions
to th e City Firemen 's Pension Fund. The
term "accumulated co ntribution s" shall
mean the sum of said firemen's contributions
to the City's Firemen's Pension Fund, to -
g ther with interest, if any, thereon as
shall be determined by the Board of Tru tees of aid fund.
(b) Th r i hereby CREATED-es tahli hed a
sp ci 1 fund to b known as th VF Pe ·
ft l -Aee~M~lated -6 entPih~ ien -~nd u
" IR FIGHTER'S BENEFIT FUND" for th
purpo e of refunding ccumulated con-
tr 1bu ion to those firefighters comin
within the provi ions of this sectionL
A D TO PROVJD THOSE FUNDS NECESSARY TO
PA TH E EFJTS ACCRUING UNDER S -4 -12(
(PERMA T DISABILITY-FIREFIGHTER'S •
PR ·RUTIR T BE FIT) OP THIS COD .
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(c) The City shall make contributions to said
Firefighters Benefit Fund Fireaents
Aeettattlated-€entrihtttiens-Fttnd-of ene
ana-ene-ftalf-pereent-(l~t} ONE AND SEVEN -
TENTHS PER CENT (1.7\) of the total
fireaen 1 s FIREFIGHTER'S salaries monthly
to finance the benefit as herein provided.
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations
imposed upon the Board of Trustees of the
Englewood Fire Pension Board by Article SO,
Chapter 139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963,
as amended, said Board shall have all powers
necessary to supervise and administer the
terms of this section. In addition thereto,
said Board shall have the power from time to
time, and as the need may arise, to transfer
any surplus moneys resulting in said Fire -
aen1s--Aeettattlatea -€entrihtttiens -Fttna -FIRE -
FIGHTERS BENEFIT FUND to the Firemen's
Pen sion Fund o f the City .
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effe ct on J anuary 1, 19 75 .
Introduced, r e ad in full and passed on first
read i ng on the 4th day of Nov em b e r, 19 74.
Publ i shed as a Bil l f or an Ord i nance on the 7th
day of Nov e aber, 19 74 .
MA YO R
ATTE ST:
ex of f icio City C1erk -Tre urer
I, rl Nollenb r er, doh reby c r t i f y that th
abov and fore oina i s a tru , ccurat and coa pl te c opy
of a Bill for a n Ordinanc , introduced, r ad i n full, and
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE
OFFICER'S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 8, Chapter 1, Title XI, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
11-1 -8 POLICEMEN'S PENSION FU~ POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT FUND -SPECIAL ND CREATED
(a ) The City of Englewood does hereby elect
to continue to participate in the Police
Pension Fund, in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 139, Article 49,
Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent
that the provisions of this Ordinance
supersedes any provisions of said statute.
(b ) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO
BE KNOWN AS THE "POLI CE OFFICER'S BENEFIT
FUND" FOR THE PURPOS E OF PAYING THOSE
BENEFITS ACCRUI G TO POLICE OFFICERS
UNDER S-4 -l Z(b ) (PERMANENT DISABILITY -
POLI CE OFFI CER'S -PRE -RE TIREMENT BE EFIT )
OF THI S CODE .
(c) THE CITY SHALL MAK E CO TR IBUTI O S TO SA ID
"POLICI: OFFICER'S BENEFIT FUN D" OF TW O-
T THS OF ON PER CE T (O.Z\) OP TH TOTAL
OF POLICE OFFICE RS' SAL.ARI S MO THLY TO
FI A C TH BE EFITS AS PROVIDED IN
S-4-lZ( ) OF THIS CODE.
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{d) IN ADDITION TO THE POWERS AND OBLIGATIONS
IMPOSED UPON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
ENGLEWOOD POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND BY
ARTICLE 49, CHAPTER 139, COLORADO REVISED
STATUTES, 1963, AS AMENDED, SAID BOARD
SHALL HAVE ALL POWERS NECESSARY TO SUPERVISE
AND ADMINISTER THE PROVISIONS HEREOF. IN
ADDITION THERETO, SAID BOARD SHALL HAVE
THE POWER FROM TIME TO TIME, AND AS THE
NEED MAY ARISE, TO TRANSFER ANY SURPLUS
MONEYS RESULTING IN SAID "POLICE OFFICER'S
BENEFIT FUND", TO THE POLICEMEN'S PENSION
FUND OF THE CITY.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 4th day of November, 1974.
Pub lished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th
day of November, 1974.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
J, Karl ollenber er, do hereby certify that the
abov nd for going is a true, accurate and coapl te copy
of Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, r ad in full, and
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICER'S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 8, Chapter 1, Title XI, is hereby amended to read as follows:
11 -1-8 POLICEMEN'S PENSION FU~POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT FUND -SPECIAL D CREATED
(a) The City of Englewood does hereby elect
to continue to participate in the Police
Pension Fund, in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 139, Article 49,
Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent
that the provisions of this Ordinance
supersedes any provisions of said statute.
(b) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO
BE KNOWN AS THE "POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT
FUND" FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING THOSE
BENEFITS ACCRUING TO POLICE OFFICERS
UNDER S-4-12(b) (PERMANENT DISABILITY -
POLICE OFFICE R'S -PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT } OF THIS CODE.
(c) THE CITY SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"POLICE OFFICER'S BE EFIT FU 0" OF TWO -
TE THS OF ONE PER CE T (0.2\) OP TH TOTAL
OF POLICE OFFICERS' SALARI S MO THLY TO
FI C TH BE EFJTS AS PROVIDED I
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IMPOSED UPON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
ENGLEWOOD POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND BY
ARTICLE 49, CHAPTER 139, COLORADO REVISED
STATUTES, 1963, AS AMENDED, SAID BOARD
SHALL HAVE ALL POWERS NECESSARY TO SUPERVISE
AND ADMINISTER THE PROVISIONS HEREOF. IN
ADDITION THERETO, SAID BOARD SHALL HAVE
THE POWER FROM TIME TO TIME, AND AS THE
NEED MAY ARISE, TO TRANSFER ANY SURPLUS
MONEYS RESULTING IN SAID "POLICE OFFICER'S
BENEFIT FUND", TO THE POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND OF THE CITY.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced, read i n full and passed on first
reading on the 4th day of November, 19 74 .
Publ ished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of November, 1974.
MAYOR
ATTEST :
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Tre surer
1, K rl ollenber&er, doh reby certify that th
abo e nd for oin is a tru , accurat nd coaplete copy
of Bill or an Ordinance, introduc d, r ad in full, and
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passed on first reading on the 4th day of November, 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE
OFFICER'S PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 8, Chapter 1, Title XI, is hereby amended to read as follows:
11-1-8 POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUNDFfr POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT FOND -SPECIAL ND CREATED
(a ) The City of Englewood does hereby elect
to continue to participate in the Police
Pension Fund, in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 139, Article 49,
Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent
that the prov is ions of this Ordinance
super s edes any provisions of said statute .
(b ) THERE I S HEREBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO
BE KNOW N AS THE "POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT
FUND" FOR THE PURPOS E OF PAYING THOSE
BENEFIT S ACCRUING TO POLICE OFFICERS
UNDER S-4 -12(b ) (PERMANENT DISABILITY -
POLICE OFFI CE R'S -PR E-RET IREMEN T BEN EFIT ) OF THI S CO DE.
(c) THE CITY SHALL MA K~ CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"POLICE OFFICER'S BENEFIT FUND" OF TWO-
TENTHS OF ONE PER CENT (0.2\) OF THE TOTAL
OF POLICE OFFICERS' SALARIES MO THLY TO
FI A CE THE BENEFITS AS PROVIDED IN
S-4-12(b) OF THIS CODE.
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IMPOSED UPON THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
ENGLEWOOD POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND BY
ARTICLE 49, CHAPTER 139, COLORADO REVISED
STATUTES, 1963, AS AMENDED, SAID BOARD
SHALL HAVE ALL POWERS NECESSARY TO SUPERVISE
AND ADMINISTER THE PROVISIONS HEREOF. IN
ADDITION THERETO, SAID BOARD SHALL HAVE
THE POWER FROM TIME TO TIME, AND AS THE
NEED MAY ARISE, TO TRANSFER ANY SURPLUS
MONEYS RESULTING IN SAID "POLICE OFFICER'S
BENEFIT FUND", TO THE POLICEMEN'S PENSION
FUND OF THE CITY.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced , read in full a nd passed on first
reading on the 4th day of November, 197 4 .
Published as a Bill for an Or dinance on the 7th
day of November, 197 4 .
MAYOR
ATTEST :
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, K rl ollenberaer, do hereby cert fy hat the
above and fore oin is a tru , accurate and coaplet copy
of Bill for n Ordinance, introduc d, read in full, and
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A BILL FOR
A ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, SECTION 3, TITLE I OF
THE 1969 E.M.C., CHANGING THE DAY ON WHICH THE WRITTEN
AGENDA SHALL BE PROVIDED TO EACH MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Section 3, Chapter 4 of Title I of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
1-4-3 AGE DA
On the Frisay THURSDAY preceding each regular
Council meeting, the City Manager shall provide
to each member of City Council a written agenda
of business to come before he next regular
Council meeting, containing matters which, in
his opinion, should be taken up by City Council.
Any private individual who desire to appear
before City Council may be cheduled to appear
by advising he City Mana er of such reque t not
later than 5:00 P.M. the Th~rssay WEDNESDAY
preced1ng h next regular meetin .
Introduced, read in full nd pas ed on fir
re ding on he 4th d y of ovember, 19 4.
Publi hed a a Bill for an Ordinance on he th
y of November, 19 4.
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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 4th day of November, 1974.
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
A ORDINANCE AME DING CHAPTER 4 , SECTION 3, TIT LE I OF
THE 1969 E.M.C., CHANGING THE DAY ON WHIC H THE WRITTEN
AGENDA SHALL BE PROVIDED TO EAC H MEMBE R OF CITY COUNCIL.
BE IT ORD AINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
Section 3, Chapter 4 of Title I of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
1-4-3 AGENDA
On the Friday THURSDAY preceding each regular
Council meetin , the Cit Manager shall provide
to each memb r of City Council a written genda
of business to come before the next regular
Council meeting, containing matters which, in
his opinion, hould be taken up by City Council.
Any private individual who de ires to appear
before City Council may be cheduled to appear
by ad ising the City Manag r of uch r que not
1 ter th n 5:00 P .. the Th~r d WED ESDAY
preceding the nex regular meetin .
Introduced, r ad in full and p ed on fir
r ad1ng on he 4 h da · of ovember, 19 4.
Puhl i hed a B111 for an c rd in nee on the h
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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 4th day of November, 1974.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY I• ~ILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VAL'ATIO OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , CO RADO, FOP THE YEAR 1975 .
H e du :· of he City Council o f the
Ci y of Engl n, under the Charter of said City
and S~atutes of he Sta e ~r Colorado, to make the annual
evy f o r Ci y p rpOSPS for the year 1974, due and paya le in c.; a
WHEREA~, th
value ion of
he need
in d h
City Co1nci has duly considered he
all of he axable p r oper y within the
:he or each of said l vies, and
proper and wise. hereinafter set for are
OF THE
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FO , E IT OR AINED BY THE CITY C U 'CIL
WOOD, COIORADO :
t.er and there is here y levied
paya le s required by he S a utes
x of .97 ills on he dollar for h
Ci y of Enrlewood, Colorado.
the l vy hereina ove se for h shall
o f ssed val ation of all
limits of t e City of
shall e cer ifi d as
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ab o ve and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
t h ~ Bill for an Ordinance, passed o n first reading on the
4 h day o f Nov emb er, 1974 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1975.
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, under the Charter of said City
and Statutes of the State of Colorado, to make the annual
levy for City purposes for the year 1974, due and payable in
1975; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has duly considered the
estimated valuation of all of the taxable property within the
City and the needs of the City for each of said levies, and
has determined that the levies as hereinafter set forth are
proper and wise.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That there be and there is hereby levied
for the year 1974, due and payable as required by the Statutes
in the year 1975, a tax of 6.97 mills on the dollar f or e
General Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
Section 2 . That the levy hereinabove se f o rth shall
be levied upon each dollar of the assessed valuation of all
taxable property wi thin the corpo rate limit e of the Ci y o f
Englewood, Colorado, and the said levy shall be certified as
by the law required.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first readin
on the 4th day of November, 1974.
Published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on he
7th day of November, 1974.
May o r
ATTEST:
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above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
the Bill for an Ordinance, passed on first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VALUATI ON OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CIT Y
OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 1975.
WHEREAS , i is the duty of the City Council of the
Ci y of Englewood, Colo rad o , under the Charter of said City
and Statutes of he State of Colorado , to make the annual
levy for ity purposes for the year 1974, due and payable in
197 o;; and
WHER EAS , he City Council has duly considered the
es imated valuation of all of the tax able property wi hin the
Ci y and he need of he Ci y fo r eac h of said levies, and
.as de ermined tha he levies as hereinafter set f o rth are
proper and wise.
NOW, THFREFORE, BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CI Y OF r.LEW OD, COIORADO:
S c+i 1. Tha here be and t her e is hereby 1 vied
for tte y ar 1974, du~ and paya le as r equired b y the Statutes
in h year 1975, a tax of .97 mills on he dollar for the
General Fund of h City of En lewo od, Colo rad o .
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levy hereina e ve se f o r h shall
of assessed valuation o f a ll
cor orate limit s o f the Ci y o f
sai levy shall e ~ r ified as
11 and pa sed on firs r adin
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above and foregoi n g is a t rue, accurate and complete copy of
the Bill for an Ordinance, passed on first reading on the
4 h day of November, 1974.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A B ILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORD NANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VALUA~Io OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, CO ORADO , FOR THE YEAR 1975.
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the City Council of the
Cit y of ~nglewood, Colorado, under the Charter of said City
and tatu es of th S ate of Colorado, to make the annual
levy for City purposes for the year 1974, due and payable in
1975; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has duly considered the
P~ imated valuation of all f the axable property within the
Ci y and he need of he Ci y for each of said levies, and
has de ermined ha he levies as hereinafter set forth are
proper and wise.
OW, TH FREFORE, BE IT ORD INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OFT .E CITY F E G EWOOD, C1 I O.ADO:
S c ion 1. That here be and here is hereby levied
for the y ar 74, due and paya le as required by the Statutes
in the year 1975, a ax of .9? ills on the dollar for the
General Fund of he C y of En lP wood , Colorado.
Sec ion 2. Tha t.e levy her inabove se for h shall
levi d up o. each d o llar o f he assessed valua ion of all
~axabl proper y wi"hin he cor o ra e limits of the City o f
E lewood, Co l o rad o , a d ~e aid levy shall e certified as
y he l a r q ui~ d.
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INTRODUCED AS A ILL BY COUNCILMAN
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A BILL FOR
A~ ORD NANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VALUA~ION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF E~GLEWOOD, COLORADO , FOR THE YEAR 1975.
WHEREAS, it is he duty of the City Council of the
City of Englewoo d, Colorado, under the Charter of said City
and Stat es of the S ate of Colorado, to make the annual
levy for Ci y purposes for the year 1974, due and payable in
1975; and
HEREAS, the City Co ncil has duly considered the
eq ima"ed valuation of all of the taxable property within the
Ci y and the needs of the City for each of said levies, and
has de ermined ha he levi s as hereinafter set forth are
proper and wise.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDA INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, C~IORADO :
Section 1. That here be and th re is hereby levied
for th year 1974, d e and payable as required by the Statutes
in e year 1975, a ax of 6.97 mills on the dollar for the
General Fund of the Ci y of En lewood, Colorado.
Section ?. Tha the levy hereinabove se f orth shall
e levi d upon each dollar of the assessed valuation o f all
ta xa 1 property wi~hin the corpora e limits of the City o f
Englewood, Colorado, and the said levy shall be cer ified as
by he l a r quir d.
n• oduc d ,
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above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
the Bill for an Ordinance, passed on first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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A BI L FO R
A C'R I "N E FIYI:JG THf T/,Y L 'Y l 'J MI L f 'P ON EACH DOLLA R OF
r A SS D VA LU t ~!O OF AL L ¥ BI PROPERTY WITHI THE CIT Y
OOD , OLCEADO , P. 7HE YEAR 1 975.
o ' the C:ty Council of he
, un tr LP Charter of said City
C lora rt o , to make he annual
cs f e r the •· ar 1971., due and payn le 1n
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uly consi er d th
xa 1 pro er•y wit in h
r Pach of said lP.vie , and
her inafter Get fort are
A ED BY 1H CI T COU CI L
h re is er by l vi d
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Co lorado.
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above and foregoing is a t rue, accurate and comp l e te copy of
the Bill for an Ordinance, pass ed on first reading on the
4 h day of No vember, 1974 .
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T -1D''rED .t..S A BILL BY CO. C"IL. All
A BILL FOR.
A~ CR I':AW'E F XI lG THE TA'r. LEVY r:J '.IE.LS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
-HF ASSESE~~ '.~LI TIC OF tL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CIT Y
0 ~ll';LEWO , , ~~LORA 0, F R TPE YEAP. 1975 .
NHEP. S, it is 'r"' d~ty of the City Council o f the
1nder thP Charter of said City
Colo rado, to make the annual
~ity of En le~~od, Colora c,
aid Staiutes of the Sa A~
lnvy for ity purposes for
1'?7 5: an
yPa r 1974, due and payable in
tima ~d
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t .e City C nc! has duly conside r ed the
of all of tr. taxable property wi tin he
of he Ci+y for each of said levies, and
thn levi o as herein after set for a r e
~ IT Oh AI ED BY THE CIT Y COUNCIL
C OR/DO:
e and there i s hereby l vied
pay l l as re qu ired by he Statute
.97 'lls on the dollar for he
nrrl wood, Colorado.
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a B 1 for an Ordinanc o th
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above and rore oing is a Ar , accurate a n d c omplete c o py o f
,he Pill for an Ordinance, passed on first reading o n t he
4Th 1a · of November, 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILI BY COU GILMAN
A BILL FOR
A' ORDilANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSESSED VAL UATION OF ALL TAXA BLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , FOR THE YEAR 1975.
WH EREAS , it is he duty of the City Counc i l of the
City of En lewoo d, Colo ra do , under the Charter of said City
and S a utes of he S a te f Colorado , to make the annual
levy for Ci ty purposes f o r he year 1974 , due and payable in
1975; ar.
WHEREA~, the Ci y Council has duly considered the
estima ed val a ion of all of he axable property within the
Ci y a d he needs of he Cl y fo r each of said levies, and
has d +prmined hat he levies as hereinafte r set forth are
prop r and wi s e.
N , • ER FOP. , IT ORD AINED BY THE CI TY COUNCIL
OF Hl CI~Y OF E?GLE WOO , CC I ORADO :
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Sect1~~ 1. Tha the re be a nd here i s hereby levied
ar :9 ~4, d~e and paya le as required by the Sta ut
e y r 1Q7•, a ax of · .97 ills on e dolla r for the
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Fund of h Ci y of En le wood , Colorado.
or
levy he reina o ve ae for h ahall
t aaed valua io or all
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above and for egoi ng is a true, accura t e and complete copy o f
the Bill for an Ordinance, passed on first reading o n the
4 h day of Novemb er, 1974 .
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RESOLUTION NO. 4 8 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 197 , BUDGET.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, in accordance with t he
pr ovis i ons of the Ci t y Charter, submitted a 1975 Bu dget to
the City Coun cil on September J, 1974; and
WHE REAS , the City Council of the Ci ty of Englewood
has conduc ed a public hearing on said Budget on September 2J ,
1974 and has given considerable study to the af orementioned
Budget on numerous occasions; a n d
WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City Council o
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted.
NOW, THERE F ORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU NCIL
OF THE CI Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as fol lows :
Section 1. Mill Levy
Assessed Valua ion
Es i ated Collect! le
Estima ed Valuation Collec ible
One ill Equals
General F nd Levy
Es 1 a e
Publi Fund Levy
A.
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Tot.
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G
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Fund L vy
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Fu d Revenues
Proposed
$94,614,1 4
99 .07S
93,734,252
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$9J, 71,5 9
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92,800,394
92,800
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney-Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Police -Personal Services
-Con rac ual ervices
Recreation -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Section 3. Public Improvement Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax
Sales Tax
Total Public I provement Fund
Revenues
B. Expendi ures:
Housing
River Development
To al Public I provemen Fund
Expenditures
$ 76,SS9
7, 9S 5
150,880
934,762
1,310 ,863
73,950
246, 336
73,93
55 ,400
$ 6,2 12 ,6 61
$
140,503
1,75 3 ,00 0
2,003,50.3
255,000
536,997
$ 1,942,000
Sec ion I,. Intergovernmental Servic Fund
A. Expendit res:
Servi en er-Garage -Personal
Services
To al Servicen er-Garage
xpenditur •
S e c ion 5. Wa r Fund
A. P.ev .. nues:
Prop rty l'u
Total Wa er Fun Rev nu •
101,505
25J,2i.5
910
$ 72,904
10,385
154,073
1,218 ,277
1,366,997
77 ,143
28J,336
7 7 , 132
$ 6,628,158
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$ 1,829,667
$
155,000
463,161
$ 1, 68,1 4
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A. Revenues:
Property Tax $ 47 ,771 $
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex ort!c!o city cierk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that he above
and foregoing i1 a true, accurate, and complete copy or Re1olution
No. 48 , Series of 1974, paaaed by City Council on the 4th da
or November, 1974.
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RESOLUTION NO. 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, in accordance with the
provisions of the City Charter, submitted a 1975 Budget to
the City Council on September J, 1974; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
has conducted a public hearing on said Budget on September 2J,
1974 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
Budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City Council to
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1. 111 Levy
Assessed Valua ion
Estimated Collect! le
Estimated Valuation Collecti ble
One Mill Equals
Gene ral Fund Le vy
Estimate
Public Improvement Fu nd Levy
Es !mate
Water Fund Levy
Es i ate
Firemen's Pension Fund Levy
Estimate
To al ill Levy
S ction 2 . General P'und
A. Revenues:
Proper y Tax
Sales Tu
In er ovarnmen al Revenue -
School Oietric
Interea Inco
Total General Fund Rev nuea
Proposed
$94,614,164
99.07%
9J,7J4,252
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1. 95
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$
140,503
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910
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47,771
3.97
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3,506,000
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Amended
$93,671,539
99.07%
92,800,394
92,800
6 .97
s
646, 819
-0-
-0 -
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
6.97
646,819
3,09, JJJ
10,000
4),125
,'15,118
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney-Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Police -Personal Services
-Contractual Services
Rec rea tion -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Section 3. Public Improvement Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax
Sales Tax
Total Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
B. Expenditures:
Housing
River Development
Total Pub l ic Improvement Fund
Expenditures
$ 76, 889
7,985
150,880
934,762
1,310,863
73,950
246 ,336
73,939
55,400
$ 6,212,881
140, 503
1,753,000
$ 2 ,003,503
$
255,000
536,997
Section 4, Intergovernmental Service Fund
A. Expenditures:
Se rvi center -Gara e -Personal
Se r vices
To al Servicenter-Garaae
xpendi urea
Section 5 . l ater Fund
A. Revenues:
Prop r y Tax
To al l a r Fund Revenues
101 ,5 05
910
$ 72,904
10,385
154,073
1,218,277
1,366,997
77,143
283,336
77, 132
$ 6,628,158
$ 1,829,667
$
155,000
463,161
$ 1,7 8,164
$ 114,277
266,017
-0-
1,274,323
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Section 6. Fire Pension Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax $ $ -0 -
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974.
Mayo r
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 Resolution
No. 48 , Series of 1974, passed by City Council on the 4th day
of November, 1974.
ex orr!c!o city ciert-Treaaurer
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RESOLUTION NO. 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RES OLU TION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, in accordance with the
provisi o ns of the City Charter, submitted a 1975 Budget to
the City Council on September 3, 1974; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
has conducted a public hearing on said Budget on September 23,
1974 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
Bud g et on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS, i t is the intent of the City Council to
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted .
NOW, THEREF ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEW OOD, COLORADO, as follows:
S e c tion 1. Mill Levy
Assess e d Va lu a tion
Es imated Co ll ect ibl e
Esti ma ted Va lua t i on Col l ect ib le
On e Mi 11 Equal s
Gene r al Fund Levy
Esti mate
Publ i c Imp r o veme nt Fund Le vy
Es imate
Water Fund Le vy
ts imate
Fi r em n's Pension Fund Le v y
stima e
'!'o al 111 Levy
~ec io 2. G ner l_l'und
A. R venue•:
Pr o per y '!'ax
Sales Tax
In er overnmental Revenue -
School Dia ric
In er • Income
To l General Fund Revenue a
Propose d
$94,614,164
99.07j
93,734,2 52
93,7 34
1. 95
1 8 3 ,000
1. 50
$
14 0 , 503
.01
910
.H
47,771
J .97
1 .),000
3,506,000
.) 5 , 000
i 099 i 84l
Amended
$93,671,53 9
99 .07j
9 2 ,800,394
92, 00
6 .97
$
646, 81 9
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
6.97
646, 19
J,439,.)33
10 ,000
43 ,125
6 ,515 ,ll
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney-Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Pol ice -Personal Services
-Contractual Services
Recreation -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Section 3 . Public Improvement Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax
Sales Ta x
To al Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
B. Expenditures=
Housing
River Development
To al Public Improvement Fund
Expend! urea
$ 76,889
7,985
150,880
934,762
1,310,863
73,950
246,336
73,939
55,400 s 6,212,881
140,503
1,753,000
s 2 ,003 ,503
$
255,000
536,997
$ 1,942,000
<'ec ion 4. In rgovernmen al Se rvic Fund
A. Expend! urea:
S rvicen r-Garace -Personal
Servic 1
Total Servioenter-Garace
!xpendt urea
• •ton 5. a er F nd
A. R venuee:
Pro erty Tax
To al a er und Revenue•
910
$ 72,904
s
10,385
154,073
1,218,277
1,366,997
77,143
283,336
77, 132
-0-
1, 719, 667
155,000
463,161
s 1,76 ,164
114, 277
2 6,017
-0-
~ 1,274,32.3
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Section 6. Fire Pension Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax $ 4 7, 771 $ -0-
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th d a y of November, 1974.
May o r
ATTEST:
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above
and f o regoin is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution
No. 48 , Series of 1974, passed by City Council on the 4th day
of O'Viiiilier, 1974.
ex orrlclo city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLU TION NO . 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, in accordance with the
pr ov i sio n s of the City Charter, submitted a 1975 Budget to
the City Co uncil on September J, 1974; and
WHEREA S , the City Council of the City of Englewood
has condu ct ed a public hearing on said Budget on September 2J,
1974 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
Budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREA S , it is the intent of the City Co uncil o
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU NCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1 . Mill Levy
Assessed Valuation
Es imated Collecti le
Estimated Valuation Collec ible
One 111 Equals
Gener al Fund Levy
Estima e
Public Imp r ovemen Fund Levy
Es i ate
Water Fund L vy
Es imate
Fire en's Pensio Fu d Levy
Es ica
To al ill L vy
"ec ion 2. G eral Fund
A. R venues:
Pr ope r y Tax
Sales Tax
In er overn e al R v nu
S hool Dis ric
Inc o e
To al G neral Fu •
Pr oposed
$94,6 14 ,1 64
99.07%
9J,7J4,252
9J,7J4
1. 95
183,000
1. 0
140, 503
.01
910
. 51
47, 771
3,97
1 J,000
J,50 ,000
J ,000
Amended
$9 J , 71,539
99.07%
92,800,394
92,800
6.97
646,819
-0 -
-0 -
-0-
-0-
-o-
-0-
.9
s 46, 19
J ,439,3JJ
10,000
43, 125
6,'15,118
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney-Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Police -Personal Services
-Contractual Services
Recreation -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Section J. Public Improvement Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax
Sales Tax
To al Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
B. Expenditures:
Housing
River Development
To al Public Improvement Fund
Expenditures
$ 76,889
7,985
150,880
934,762
l,Jl0,86J
7J,950
246,JJ6
73,939
55 ,400
$ 6,212,881
140,503
1,753,000
$ 2,003,503
$
255,000
536,997
$ 1,942,000
<"ec i o n 4, I n e rg o vernmental Service Fund
A. Expend! ure a :
Ser vic en e r-G a ra e -Personal
Se rvi ces
o al Se rvi cent er-Ga r ace
!x pend i u r ee
Section 5. Wa e r Fund
A. R v nuee:
Prop rty Tax
To al at r Fund Re v en~ •
101,50 5
253 ,245
91 0
1,275,233
$ 72,904
10,J85
154,073
1,218,277
1,366,997
77,143
283,336
77 , 132
$ 6,628 ,158
-0-
1, 719, 667
$ 1,829,667
$
155,000
463,161
$ 1,768,164
114, 2 77
$ 2 66,0 17
-0 -
s l,2 74,J 2 J
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Section 6 . Fire Pension Fund
A. Revenues:
Pr ope rty Tax $ 47,771 $ -0 -
ADOPTE D AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974.
Mayo r
ATTEST:
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above
and for o in i s a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution
No. 48 , Series of 1974, passed by City Council on the 4th day of NO'Veiii'6"er, 1974.
ex ofricio city Clerk-Trea su rer
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RESOLUTION NO. 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RES OLUTION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, t he City Manager, in accordance with the
provision s of the City Charter, submitted a 1975 Budget to
the City Council on September J, 1974; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
has conduc ed a public hearing on said Budget on September 2J,
1974 and has given considerable study to the a f orementioned
Budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS, it i s the intent of the City Council to
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted.
NOW, THEREF ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU NCIL
OF THE CI TY OF E GLEW OOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Se c tion 1. .Ull Levy
Assessed Valua ion
Es imated Coll e c t ible
Est imated Valuati o n Collec ible
One ill Equals
General F u nd Levy
Es ima e
Publi c Im pr o vement Fun d Levy
Es +ima e
Wa t e r Fund L v y
s t ima e
F ir e men' Pe nsion Fu n d L vy
Es i ma e
To al 111 Levy
Sec io n Gene r a Fund
A. Re v e nu e a:
Proper Tax
Sa e Ta x
In e r over nm al Revenue -
Sc h ool Di r ic
Inter a Inco e
To al Gene r al Fund R v e ••
Proposed
$94,614,164
99.07%
9J,7J4,252
9J,734
1. 95
183,0 00
1. 50
$
140, 503
.0 1
910
.51
1
47, 771
J.97
J ,000
J ,506 ,000
J ,ooo
41
Amended
$93, 71,5 J 9
99 .07S
92,800,394
92,800
6.97
$
J ,
646,819
-0-
-0 -
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0 -
.97
4 6 , 19
J 9, JJJ
1 0 ,000
4J. 25
6, '1 5 ,11 • •
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ES OF 1974
OOET.
-lance with the
'Y/5 Budget to
l)f Englewood
September 23,
>9entioned
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10,000
42.12,
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-;,'-£pc£ ::E:: /.', G :; :: :::.. \. E'1-C = EL.J .'Jl< F=,J. VE f-.~:; EEE 1
r::i JC /=CF ':_ ~'=: ;-; ~-SL FE LEG i'E/LJJI ;J .',~
11:, /,\~GE .J ==.s~.~S 1\I'. £:;/~IE!... f-E.=E_,j.FTE -~
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RESOLUTION NO. 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RE OL TION AMENDING THE PR OPOSED 197 5 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, th e Ci y Aanager, in accordance wit h he
provision of the City Charter, submi ted a 1975 Budget o
he City Counc il on Sep ember 3, 1974; and
WHER EAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood
has con du c ed a public hearing o n s aid Budget on September 23,
1974 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
Bud et on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS , it is the inten t of he Ci y Counc il o
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO NCIL
OF THE CI Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
S e ct i on 1. Mill Levy
Assessed Valuation
Es imated Collectible
Estimated Valuati on Collectible
One ill Equals
General Fund Levy
Es ima e
Public Im provement Fund Levy
Es imate
Water Fund Levy
s ica e
Fire en's Pension Fund Levy
Es ima e
To al ill Levy
Sec io 2.
A. R venuee:
Pr
Sa
General Fund
In r overnme el Revenu
chool Dis rict.
In com
To al General Fund Rev n e
Proposed
$94,614,164
99.07 l
93,734,252
93,734
1. 95
183,000
1. 50
14 0, 503
.Ol
910
.51
47, 771
3.97
l 3,000
,J,506,000
J ,000
Amended
$93. 671 , 53q
99.07l
9 2 ,8 00 ,394
92,80 0
6.97
646,819
-0 -
-0 -
-0-
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
6 .97
• 19
J,4)9,JJ
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney-Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Police -Personal Services
-Contractual Services
Recreation -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Sec ion 3. Public Improvement Fund
A. R venues:
Proper y Tax
Sales Tax
To al Pu lie Improvement Fund
Revenues
B. Expend! ures:
Housing
River Developmen
To al Public Improvement Fund
Expend! urea
$ 76,889
7,985
150,880
934,762
1,310 ,863
73 ,950
246,336
73,939
55 ,400
$ 6,212,881
140, 503
1,753,000
$ 2,003,503
$
255,000
536,997
$ 1,942,000
tee ion 4. In e rg ov rnmental Service Fund
A. Expendi urea:
Servicenter-Ga ra e -Personal
Services
To al Servic nter-Gara e
Expend! urea
Se ion 5. ater Fund
A. Re venues:
Prope rty Tax
To al I r P'u Revenue a
$ 101, 505
25),24'
910
$ 72,904
10,385
154,073
1,218,277
1,366,997
77 ,143
283,336
77 ,132
86 ,034
$ 6 ,628,158
-0-
1, 719, 667
$ 1 ,829,667
$
155 ,000
463,161
$ 1,7 8,1 4
$ 114, 77
2 6,017
-o-
• 1,274,32)
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Section 6. Fire Pension Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax $ 47, 771 $ -0-
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974.
Mayo r
AT TEST:
ex o fficio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above
and fore oing is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution
No . 48 , Series of 1974, passed by City Council on the 4th day
o f November, 1974.
ex orr!cio city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. 48 , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOL UT ION AMENDING THE PROPOSED 1975 BUDGET.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, in accordance with the
provisi o n s of he City Charter, submitted a 1975 Budget to
the City Council on September J, 1974; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the Ci y of Englewood
bas conduc ed a public hearing on said Budget on Septecber 2J,
1974 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
Budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS, it is the intent of the City Council o
amend the 1975 Budget as submitted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Mill Levy
Assessed Valuation
Es !mated Collect! le
Es !mated Valua ion Collectible
One 111 Equals
General Fu nd Levy
Es !ma e
Publi c Imp r o vement Fund Levy
Es !mate
Wat er Fund Levy
Es 1 a e
Fire en's Pension Fund Levy
sti at
To al ill Levy
Sec io 2. General Fund
A. R venues:
p er• Tax
Sales Tax
In er overnmen al Revenue -
School Dis ric t
In er es Income
To al General Fund R venu I
Proposed
$94,611.,164
99.07j
9),7J4,252
9J,7J4
1. 95
18J,OOO
1. 0
14 0 ,5 0J
.01
910
.51
l
47,771
J.97
),000
J,506,000
35,000
6,099i841
Amended
$9J, 71,5)9
99.07j
92,800,J94
92,800
6.97
s
646,819
-0-
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0-
6.97
646, 19
) ' )9, J3
10 ,000
1,),12,
6, '1,, 118 • •
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B. Expenditures:
City Attorney -Personal Services
Communications -Capital Outlay
Streets & Drainage -Contractual
Services
Fire -Personal Services
Police -Personal Services
-Contractual Services
Recreation -Personal Services
Parks -Contractual Services
Finance -Administration -
Personal Services
Total General Fund Expenditures
Section J. Public Improvement Fund
A. Revenues:
Pr o perty Tax
Sales Tax
To al Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
B. Expenditures:
Housing
River Devel opment
To al Public Improvement Fund
Expenditures
$ 76,889
7,985
150,880
934,762
1,310,86)
7J,950
246,336
7J,9J9
$ 6,212,881
140,50)
1,75),000
$ 2,00J,50)
$
255,000
536,997
$ 1,942,000
Sec i o n 4. In e rg ove rnmental Service Fund
A. Ex p end! u re a :
e r vicen e r-Ga r a e -Pe rs o nal
Se rv ic a
To al Se r vice er -Ga r a1e
!x pendi•u r e1
>.. Rev 1:
Pro rt7 Ta x
0 • a•er Yund R v enue•
1 0 1,50 5
9 10
l ! 27 I 2 J
$ 6,628,158
$ 1,829,667
$
$
155,000
46J,l 1
1,768,164
114 I 277
2 6 ,017
-0 -
1,2 7 2J
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Section 6 . Fire Pension Fund
A. Revenues:
Property Tax $ 47 , 771 $ -0-
ADOPTE D AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974 .
Ma yor
ATTEST:
ex o fficio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenber1er, do hereby certify that the above
and fore oin is a true, accurate, and complete copy of Resolution
No. 48 , Series or 1974, passed by City Council on the 4th day
of November, 1974.
ax o rfl c l o city Cl er k-Treasurer
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INTRODU CED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMJ.N
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CI~Y OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1 975.
WHEREAS, pursuant to he provisio s of Part I o
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood , Colo rad o,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a budget for the fi scal
year 1975 was duly submit ted by he City anager to the Ci y
Council on September J, 1974; and
WHEREAS, a pu l ie hearin on he said budge was h ~d
by the Ci y Council within three weeks after its sub ission a
the meeting of the Ci y Council on Sep ember 23, 1974 , re ular
notice of he time and plac of said hearin having been
published within seven days af er submission of the udge , in
the manner provided in the Charter for the pu lice ion of
Ordinance; and
WHEREAS,
S eries of 1974, on
amendin th 1975
he Ci y Co~ cil ado •p d Resol tior. o. 4 ,
. e 4 h day of .:ov ter, 19 4, sa1d Res ol ion
ud et.
NOW, THF.REFOR , B I T OR AI E EY THE CITY COU ClL 0
THE CITY OF E GL WOO , OLOR AD O:
Co lorad c
M
Sec ion
ac pted shall be a
Clerk and 11
her of shall
he p lie, e nm e
an
in ll, d
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P iahe as a 111 for
o f o em er, 1974 .
Or di
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ATTEST:
e x o fi c i o i y Clerk -Trea c rer
I, K r l Nol enbe~ger. do hereby certify that the
&bove and foregoing is a rue, accurate and complete copy
of he Bill for an Ordinan ce passed on first reading on he
4 h day of ovember, 1974.
ex o ffi c i o city cierk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ADOP TING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975 .
WHEREAS, pursuan to the provisions of Part I of
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a budget for the fiscal
year 1975 was duly submitted by the City Manager to the City
Council on S e ptember J, 1974; and
WH EREAS, a public hearing on the said budget was held
by the City Council within three weeks after its submission at
the meeting of the City Council on September 2J, 1974, regular
notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
published within seven days after submission of the budget, in
the manner provided in the Charter for the publication of
Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 48,
Series of 1974, on the 4th day of November, 1974, said Resolution
amending the 1975 budget.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That the budget of the City of Englewood,
Colorado for the fi scal year 1975, as submitted by the Ci y
Manager and duly considered by the City Council after public
hearing and amended by Resolution No. 48, Series of 1974, e
and ere y is adop ed as he bud et for the City of Englewood
for he fiscal year 1975.
Sec~ion 2. That the eaid bud e as a end d and
accep ed shall b a public record in the Office of he City
Clerk and s all be open to public inspec ion. Sufficient copies
thereof shall be made available for he use of th Council and
th pu lie, h number of copies to be deter ined by he Ci y
Mana er.
In roduced, read in full, and passed o fira readin
on e 4 day of ovem er, 1974.
Pu li1h d •• a Bill for an Ordinance on h 7 h day or ov m r, 1974.
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Bill for an Ordinance passed on first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
ex orrlclo city Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUC ED AS A BILL BY CO ClLMAN
A BILL FOE
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BU GET OF 7HE CI~Y OF E GL
COLOR AD O, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19~5 .
WHEREAS, pursua~ to th provisio. ~ ~r ?~rt : of
Article X of he Charter of he Ci y of Englewcu_, Co orad ,
adop ed by the voters on July 8, l ~8, a bu e ror the fi c 1
year 1975 was duly s bmi ed by he City ~ana er o ~h ity
Council on September J, 1974; and
WHE REAS, a p blic earin
by he City Council wi~hin thr e w i~s
the m e ing of tn City Counc il on Sep;e~b r
notice o f t tioe and plac of said h
pu lished within seven day
he manner provided in the
Ordinance; and
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e r ie o f 1974, ~n he 4th y of Novemb
amending h 197 ud e . ., 1074, sa'd Resol tion
NOW, TH REFORE, BE IT ORD .IE BY T'E CITY COUNC ~ 0
THE CITY OF E GLE 000, COLORADO:
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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 Bill for an Ordinance passed on first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
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INTRODUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL~AAN
A BII.L FOR
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET C. THE CilY OF E'lGLEWOO.,
COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL Y AR i975.
WHEREAS, pur suan to the provision s f Part • o
Article X of he Char er of the City of En-Je.ood, Color d
adopted by the voters on July a, ~58, a bu et for the .isc1
year 1975 was duly submi tted by the ity ~ana er to the Ci y
Council on Sept mber J, 1974 ; and
WHEREA S, a pullic
by he City Council wi hin
the mee ing of the City Co·
no ic of he time and p a
publish d wi hin seven days fter s
the manner provided i n t .e Char
Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the C y Co ~c
S eries of 19 4, on the 4 h d of
amendin he 1 75 ud e .
OW, THEREFORE, B IT OR AI
THE CITY OF ElGLEWOOD, COLO ADO:
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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 Bill for an Ordinance passed o n first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
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A BI!..L . OR
AN ORDIN ANCE ADOPTING THE B:J
COLORADO, FO R THE FISCAL EA ET OF THE CITY 0. ENG E 009,
19~'.
WHEREAS, pur su ~o t. Frovisions of P~r~ I of
Ar icle X of the Char•er of tie City of E wood, Color d
adopted by the voters on July 8, ~ , a b\!d e for he
year 1975 was duly submi ed by tt Cly illa.a er to t h
Council on Sep ember J , 1974; a d
WHEREAS, a publi c hear n
by the Cit y Council wi hin thr
the m e ing of he Ci y Cou ci1
noti c e o f h tiae and plac
publjsh.d wi thin seven days r.
he manne r provided in the
Ordina c e; and
HE EA , the C 't y Co nc l a o ~ed Re olit on 'o . Q ,
eries o f 1974, on the 4tt y o .ov ~ber, 1974 , s ~d Resolu jo. amendin he 197~ budget.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I! OR AINED BY THE CITY COU CIL F
7H E CITY OF E GLEWOOD, OLO ADO:
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ex offi c i o City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Bill for an Ordinance passed on first reading on the
4th day of November, 1974.
ex officio city cierk-Treasurer
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY GOU CILt.:A'.i
A BILL F'JR
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BU GET OF ;HF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 197~.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provi.ions of Part I of
Ar ticle X of the Ch ar te r of the Ci y of Englewood, Colorad<,
adopte d by the voters on July 8, 1958 , a budge for the fi s :
year 1975 was duly submitted by re City Aa ager to the City
Council on S ep tember 3, 1974; and
WHEREA S, a pu lie hearing on the said budget wash 11
by the City Council wit hin three weekP fter its sub~ission at
the meeting of the City Council on Sep ember 23. 197 , re ulnr
notice of he time and place of said hearin~ having been
published within seven day" after si;bl:li··sion of tt.e b dget, in
he manner provided in tl.e Char er for the publication of
Ordinanc e; and
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WHEREAS, the City Gou cil ado ted Resolu ion No. 4 ,
Series of 1974 , on the 4th day of NovPm er, 1974, sai Re ol •ion
amending the 1975 budget .
NOW, THEREFORE, B IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OUN IL F
HE CITY OF ENGLE WOO D, COLORAVO:
S c ion 1 . That tle b
Colorado for he fi scal ye r
'en~g rand duly consider
hearing and amend d by R
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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 Bill for an Ordinance passed on first reading on the 4th day of November, 1974.
ex o rri c !o City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRlJDUCED AS A BILL BY CGJNCIIMA.N __ J __ 0_·--------
A BILL FOR
~ ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING lv40NIES FOR ALL CIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , IN THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, AND ENDHG
DEC El.mER Jl, 197~, CO NSTI TUTING WHA T I TEID. nm ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19"t.
BE IT RDAINED BY nm CITY COUNCIL OF nm CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
~f'ct ion 1. Tha there be and there is hereby appropriated from the
reven'.!e dPr lv!l'lf from tax a ion in he City of Englewood, Colorado, from
collec 1 .n of license f e~s and froo all other so urces of revenue during
he year e inni .'anuary 1 1975, and ending December Jl, 1975, the amoun
he reinaf er set fo r h for the objec an~ purnose specified and set opposite there o, specifical ly as ollows; to wit:
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1,089,751
1,319,12~
1,545,706
304 ,4 9
255 ,281
922, ?HJ
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Section J, That all monies in the hands of the Director of Finance
or to come Into his hands for the fiscal year 1975 may be applied on the out-
standing claims now due or to become due in the said fiscal year of 1975.
Section 4. That all unappropriated monies that may come into the
hands of the Director of Finance during the yea r 1975 may be so distributed
among the respec ive funds herein as the City Coun cil may deem best under
s uch control as is provi ~ed by law .
Section 5. That during or at the close of the fiscal year of 1974,
any surpJus money in any of he respective funds, after all claims for 1974
against the same have been paid, may be di~t ributed to any other fund or funds
at the discretion of the City Council.
In reduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 4th
day of ~ovemter, 1974.
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Published as a Bill f or an Ordinance on the 7th day of November, 1974.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MJNIES FOR ALL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1975, AND ENDING
DEC™BER Jl, 1975, CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That there be and there is hereby appropriated from the
revenue deriving from taxation in the City of Englewood, Colorado, from
collection of license fees and from all other sources of revenue duri.ng
the year beginning January 1, 1975, and ending December Jl, 1975, the amounts
hereinafter set forth for the object and purpose specified and set opposite
thereto, specifically as follows; to wit:
Legislation and Counsel
Management
Finance and Record
Public Work s
Fire
Police
COlllllUility DeveloIJ11ent
Library
Parks and Recreation
GENERAL FUND
PUBLIC IMPROVOOlrr FUND
Constructio of Jor capital proJe~ts
WATER ENTERPRIS
Total Water Enterprise Fund
To al w r En erpria Fund
$ 149,918
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677,864
1,089,751
1,319,125
1, 545, 706
304,439
255 ,281
92 2 ,718
$6,628,158
$1,768,164
$1,227,427
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or to come into his hands for the fiscal year 1975 may be applied on the out-
standing claims now due or to become due in the said fiscal year of 1975.
Section 4. That all unappropriated monies that may come into the
hands of the Director of Finance during the year 1975 may be so distributed
among the respective funds herein as the City Council may deem best under
such control as is provided by law.
Section 5. That during or at the close of the fiscal year of 1974,
any surplus money In any of the respective funds, after all claims for 1974
against the same have been paid, may be distributed to any other fund or funds
at the discretion of the City Council.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 4th
day of November, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of November, 1974.
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I, rger, do hereby cer 1fy that he above and for o1
lete copy or a Bill for an dinance, Pll••ed o
r , 1974.
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A BILL FOR
f.,I CF. II A!iC!:. AF ROPRIA~I::G t''N lES FOR ALL :r 'II t fu. PURPOSES HI THE C !TY OF
·LE 'O D, COLOPADO, m THE FIX T BEG 'tH m JANUARY 1, 1975 , AND ENDING ~EC .!BER 31, 1975 , CCII. TI~ Trt::. V.1lAT I T u.!ED TIIE AN AL AFPROPRIA~ION BILL
FOR THE FISCA YEAR lCJ7<;.
BE IT ORDAnm DY THE ITY COUNCIL OF TilE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , ,. 1 ows:
"P1•tlon J. Tl.at tr.Pre be an here is hereby appropria ed from the
rever.·ie •fr ' 1n f "'""' axa ion in the City of En{:le ood, Colorad o, from
collec•ton ,. l:"en10e f nes ... d fr ;im all other 0urces of revenue d ring
tl1 year beg ru.ir:~ January l, 1,7:;, and endinr, December 31 , 1975, the amounts
r einaf r forth fer the objec and purpose specified and se opposi
'here 4 o, rpe fically s fo1lows; o wi :
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NUAHY 1, 1975 , AND ENDING
':UAL APPROPR IATI ON BIIJ,
OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO,
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A BILL FOR
A!. l)PDINA!iCE APPROPRIA7ING •· NIES FOR ALL 1, NICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF
Ft 1LENOOD, COLORADO, IN THE FISCAL Yl"..AR BEGII tH m JANUARY 1, 1975 , AND ENDING
::'ECEMBER 31, 1975, CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TFPJ,lED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL
fCR THE FISCAL YFAR 107~.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI7Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO ,
a.. !l ONS:
~ection 1. That here bl' and her e is hereby appropriated from the
reve ue ~'·drw from axation in t,he City of Englewood, Colorado, from
c ollecti ~ or license fee~ and from all other sour es of revenue during
t·e year beginning Jumary 1, 1 .75, and ending Dec ember 31 , 1975, he amounts
h~1 e inafter ~e forth f r the object and purpose s e ified end se oppoei e
·r.e r to, sf)('cifically as follows; •.o wi :
CENF.RAL FUND
an1 Counse::
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Section 3. That all monies in he hands of the Director of Fina.nee
or to come into his hands for the fiscal yenr 1975 may be applied on t he ou -
•nr"ing claims no·r du<> or +o tec:c!"e due in the said fi scal year of 1975.
Sec i'>n 4. That all unapproprin ed monies that may come into the
hards of th<> D.rec or of Finance during the y ar 1975 may be so distributed
a.-nollb the respec•ive funds herein as 'he City Counc il may deem best under
ch con• ... .,' a is provi r>d '' law .
"<>ction 5 . Tha during or a he close of the fiscal year of 1974,
an:; surplls mon<>y in any of .~ ..-cEpectiv funds , a fter all claims for 1974
auainst he rllr.le have t,een pn · , :rur b dis ributed to any other fund or funds
at hed:l.ff'rPionof h c ·•y Ot;.n 'l.
I. reduced, read in full, and pas~ed on first reading on the 4 h
day of Nove::-.l .r, 1 74.
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A!I OP INAJ:r E APPROPRIA':'ING 1.'0 IES F'OR ALL NICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ~ liLEWOOD, COLORADO , IN THE F SCAL YEAR BEGIN ING JAN 'ARY 1 , 1975 , AND EN DI <ti
!:'ECEMBER 31, 197~, CONSTI':U':'IN3 YIHAT IS TE . THE ANNUAL APPROPR I ATION BILL
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR lo~-.
BE IT 0RDAINED BY TrlE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI TY OF ENG LEWOOD , COLORADO , a s f 11 s:
ectfon 1. That U-.f're be an ther e is hereby a ppropria ed from he revenu~ ·erI•inr f rom axation in the City o f Englewood , Colo rado, from colle~ ion of license fees nnd fr~ all oth r sources of revenue during th~ year beginning Jnn a r y 1, 197c, an d endi Dece ber 31 , 1 975 , the amoun s
he reinaftpr fort 1 for the ob ec and purpos sp c i fi ed an d se opposi
• er~ o, s ifically as follows; to wi
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Section 3. That all monies in t he hands of the Director of Finance
or o come Into his hands for ~he fisc al year 1975 may be applied on the out-
q anding claL~r now due or o become due in the said fiscal year of 1975.
Section 4. That all unappropriated monies that may come into the
hands of the D rector o f Financ dur ng he y a r 1975 may be so distr ibuted .~the r e~pec•ive f· ds herei ar 1~ City Counc il may deem best und r
u". con tr 1 as is provi1r:d 'aw.
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o arcy o h r fund or funds
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d v of ov r r, 1974 .
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A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, AS SO CIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUT Y CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
Se ries o f 1974 , amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
th e same by Ord inance; an d
WHEREA S , said Ci y Council has by Ord i nance, passed
and a pp roved the 1974 appr opriation for all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees .
NO W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN CIL
OF THE CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO:
1. Th at consis en with the budget heretofore
approved and the approp ria tions t o the general fund of the
City relative o salarie s, the following annual salaries ar e
he reb established for appoin ees o f City Council for the
calendar year 197' to -wi t:
ATT!ST:
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City Manager
Municipal Judge
Associate Judges
Ci y Atto rn y
Assistan City A torney
Depu y City A orn y
$28,615 per annum
o f which 10.0% is
deferred compensation
($2,862)
$ per annum
$ 1 00 per diem
$ 25,000 per annum
$ l J ,715 per annum
$ 14,500 per annum
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th day of November, 1974 .
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Treasurer of the City of Engle wood , Colora do, hereby certify
that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
ex Officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~-' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
the same by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consistent with the budget heretofore
approved and the appropriations to the general fund of the
City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are
hereby established for appointees of City Council for the
calendar year 1975 to -wi t:
City Manager
Municipal Jud e
Associate Judges
City A torney
Asetstan City Attorney
Deputy City A to rney
$28,615 per annum
of which 10.0j is
deferred compensation
($2,862)
$ per annum
$ 100 per diem
$ 25,000 per annum
lJ,715 per annum
$ 14,500 per annum
AOOPT?D AND APPROVED THIS 4 h day of November, 1974.
ATT!ST:
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I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify
that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANN AL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, IUNICI PAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY .
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No . 48,
Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted the same by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consisten with t he budget heretofore
approved and the appropriations to he general fund of he
Ci y relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are
here y established for appoin ees of City Council for th e
calen ar year 1975 to-wi
City ana er $28,615 per annum
of which 10.0% is
deferred compensa ion ( 2, 8 62)
unicipal udge $ p r annum
s o ia Jud s $ 100 pl"r di
City A• orney • 25,000 P r annum
Assi •an City A torney lJ, 1 per annum
Depu y City A tornP.y 14,500 per annum
ADOPT A 0 APPF.OVE THIS 4 h day or ove er, 1974.
A T ST:
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Treasurer of the City of Eng lewood , Colorado, her e by certify
that the abov e is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No . , Se r ies of 1974 .
ex o ffi c i o City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTI ON ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
Series of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
the same by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes
in c luding annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consistent with the budget heretofore
approved and the appropriations to the general fund of the
City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are
he reby established for appointees of City Council for the
calenda r year 1975 to-wi t :
City Manager
Municipal Judge
Associate Judg es
City A torn y
As sistant City Attorney
Depu y City At orney
$28,615 per annum
of which 10.0S ie
deferred compensation
($2,862)
$ per annum
$ 100 per diem
$ 25,000 per annum
$ lJ,715 per annum
S 14,500 per annu
AD OPT!D AND APPR OV!D THIS 4th day of ovem er, 1974.
ATT!ST:
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Treasurer of t he City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify
that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~-' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
S eries of 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
the s ame by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes
in c luding annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consistent with the budget heretofore
a pp r o ve d and t he appropriations to the general fund of the
City r elative t o salarie s , the following annual salar i es are
he r e b y es ta bli s h ed f o r app o intees of City Council for th e
ca lenda r year 197 5 to-wit:
Ci ty Ma n ager
Mu nic ipa l J u dge
Associa e Judges
Ci y A o r ney
Assis an City A to r ney
De uty City A orn y
$28,615 per annum
of which 1 0 .0 % i s
deferred compen s a t ion
($2,862)
$ per annu m
$ 1 00 per die
$ 25 ,000 per a nn u m
lJ ,715 pe r annu
$ 14,500 pe r annum
AD OPT! A APPR OVED THIS 4th day of ov m er, 1974.
ATT!ST:
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I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Trea s urer of t he Ci t y of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify
that t he above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
ex o ffi cio city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~-' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MANAGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
Series or 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
the same by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation for all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consistent with the budget heretofore
approved and the appropriations to the general fund or the
City relative to salaries, the following annual salaries are
hereby established for appointees of City Council for the
calendar yea r 1975 to-wit:
ATT!ST:
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City Manager
Municipal Jud e
Ass ociat e Judg a
Ci y Attorn y
Assistan City A torney
Deputy City A orney
$28,615 per annum
or which 10.0~ is
deferred compensation
($2,862)
$ per annum
$ 100 per diem
$ 25,000 per annum
$ lJ,715 per annum
$ 14,500 per annum
ADOPTE D AND APPR OV!D THIS 4 h day ot ov mber, 1974.
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I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Cler k-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, he r eby certify
that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974.
ex o ffi c i o Cit y Clerk-Tr easure r
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~' SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY
MAN AGER, MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY,
ASS ISTANT CITY ATTORNEY, AND DE PUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
WHE RE AS, the City Council has by Resolution No. 48,
Se ries o f 1974, amended the 1975 annual budget and adopted
the sa me by Ordinance; end
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordi n ance, passed
and approved the 1974 appropriation fo r all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That consistent with the budget he r etofore
approved and the appropriations to the general fund of the
Ci y relative to salaries, the f ollowing annual salarie s are
he reby established f o r appointees of City Council for the
calendar year 1975 to-wit:
ATTEST:
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City !ana er
Municipal Judfle
Associa e ud e
City A torney
Assis an City Atto rney
Depu y Ci y At orn y
$28 ,615 per annum
o f which 1 0 .0 S is
deferred compensation
($2,862)
$ per annu
$ 100 per die
$ 25,000 per annum
lJ,715 per annum
S 14,500 per ann
ADOPT? A D AP OV!D THIS 4 h day or ov er, 1974.
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I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify
that the above is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1974 .
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RESOLUTIO N NO . ~ '.) , SERIES Or' 1974
A RESOLUTIO N AUTHORIZIN G FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE STATE
OF roLORADO FOR A GRANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
WORKS , UNDER SECTIO N 66-28-23 , C .R .S . 1963 , AS AMENDED .
7HFRRAS, under the terms of Section 66-?8-23, C.R,S .
1963 , as amended , he State is authorized to enter into contracts
with Muni~ipalities , for construction of sewage treatment works .
IJOW , 'fl!F.REFORE , BE IT RESOLVE D BY THE CI TY COUNCIL OF
TH E CiiY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO , as follows :
1. That the City anaee r is hereby authorized to
exPcute nnd file an application on behalf of the City of Englevood ,
Colorado , with he State of Colorado for a grant to aid in he
purchase of a front loader , which is a part o f the sewage treat ent
:orks , and is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such
inforrnatjon as the State ma y reasonably request in connection with
suc h appli ation an d to sign all nPces~ary ocuments and receive
p11yrnent .
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ADOPT D ND APPROVED THIS 4th day of Nov mber, 1974 ,
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RESOLUTION NO . I SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTIO N AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE STATE
OF COLORADO FOR A GRANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
ORKS , UNDER SECTIO N 66-28-2 3, C.R .S . 1963 , AS AMENDED .
WH~REAS, under the terms of Section 66-28-23, C.R.S .
1963 , as amende d, the State is authorized to enter into contracts
with municipalities , f or const ruction of se 1agc treatment works .
HOW , Tl EREFORE , BE IT RESOLV~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO, as fol ows :
1. That the City Janage r is here y authorized to
execute and file an applicat on on behalf of the City of E glewood ,
Co orado , with the State of Colorado for a grant o aid in he
purchase o f a front loader, which is a part of the sewage treatment
works , and is hereby authorized and directed to furnish suc h
information as the State may reasonably request in connection with
such applicatio n and to sign all necessary documents and receive
payment .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th d y of Nov mb r , 1974 .
A TFST:
I, Karl Nollen
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o t n g i true, ccu1 e
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1974
A RFSOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE STATE
OF COLORADO FOR A GRANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT
WORKS , UNDER S~CTIO N 66-28-23, C.R.S . 1963, AS AMENDED.
WHhREAS, unde r the terms of Section 66-28-23 , C .R.S .
1963 , as a men ded, he tate is author zed to enter into contracts
with municip litie , f o r construction of sewage treatment orks .
HO W, THFRUOHE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CIT Y OF NCUWOOD, COLORADO , as follows :
1. Th t he City anager is h.rcby authorized to
, ecutc and file an Application on b half of the City of Englewood ,
Colora o, wi h he ta e of Colorado for a grant to aid ln the
pur~ 'se of a front loader, which is a part of the sewag e tr atment
or\s, nd is hereby authorized and directed to furnish such
inf• i~ation as tie 0tate may reasonably r quest in connection with
such a}plication nd to sign all n ssary documents and receive
pay n .
ADOPT D tD APPROVED THIS 4th d y o f Nov m r, 1974.
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I, rl .loll nber& r, x offl io City Clerk of the City
of oo , Color o, do l r by c r fy that e above and
for ia tr e, accurate nd co• le e copy of Reeolu ion
lo. rt • or 74.
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RESOLUTION NO . ___ , SERIES OF 1974
A RFSOLUTION AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION WITH THE STATE
OF COLORADO FOR A GRANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF S~WAGE TREATMENT
VIOHKS, UNnER SECTlO N 66-28-23, C .R.S . 1963 , AS AMENDED .
Wl!FREAS , under the terms of Section 66-28-23 , C .R .S .
1963, as amende d, Lhe State is au horized Lo ente r into contracts
with municipaliLies , fo r construcLion of sewng e treatment works .
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO , as follo ws :
1. That the City Manager is hereby autho1·ize d to
execute and file an applica tion on behalf of the City of Englewood ,
Colorado, with the State of Colorado for a grant to aid in the
purchase of a front loader, which is a part of the oe•age treatment
•orks , and is Pre y author zed and directed to furnish such
lnfornation ns the State may reasonably rcqu st in connection with
such appl cat on an d to sign all n~c Asa ry documents and receive
paylT\cnt .
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 4th ay of November, 1974 .
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t, rl r .r, H officio City Clerk o f he City
wood, Color• o, ~o h reby c r ify t he above and
io a rne, ccurato nn o pl~ e copy or Reaolution
o. ~~~-' ror ~• ot 1974 .
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