HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-01-27 (Special) Meeting Agenda Packet·.
•
0
•
CITY COU NCIL MEE TI NG -pecial
January 27, 1975
"' -
•
0
•
•
•
•
0 -
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY 0F ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JANUARY 27, 1975
SPECIAL MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County
Colorado , met in special session on January 27, 1975 at 7:10 P.M.
May or Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given byR Councilman Howard Brown, The
Pledge of Allegiance was l ed by Mayor Taylor.
The Mayor asked for a roll call. Upon the call of the roll,
the following wer present:
Council.a Members Jones, Sovern Mann, Blessing Brown, Clayton,
Taylor.
Abs nt: Non
The Mayor d clar d a quorum present.
Alsp present were: City Manager Mccown
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger
City Attorn y Berardini
Director of Public Works Waggoner
Deputy City Clerk Johannisson
City Engineer Sagrill o
• * • *
City Mana er Mc cown presented the first item on th agenda, the
consid ration of a bid award for $1,550 000 for sewer revenu bonds to
finance th City 's shar of th Bi-City Waste Water Treatment Plant.
City Ma.nag r McCown introduc d Mr. Walter Imhoff of Hanifen,
Illlhof! and Samford. Mr. Imhoff announc d that th bid had b en award d to
th firm of E. F . H\ltton. Th overall percent& for the bond
lie atat d that the City of tnql ewood bond• had be n giv en a
by Moody'• and A+ by Standard and Poon . H aleo atated Jtth&t
will b ree fr both th Fed ral inc tax and th Co lotado
lie stat that th 5 .93 giv n the tnqlewood bonds wa.a
ly favor ble com r d to other bonds r cently sold by other Co lorado
A double A bond by Pu ebl o had a 6 .08 Ree ntly Ch rry
d a 6.2 \. They are also rated doubl A. Mr . Imhof
ec nc o th resolution • • •
•
•
0 , .
•
2
In answer to Councilman Mann's~~estion regarding the rating given
our bonds, Mr. Imhoff stated that the~~ate vthat we got indicates a more favorable
rating than what the A actually shows. He went on to explain the computation of
the average interest cost as shown in the Prospectus.
RESOLUTION NO. 8, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID ON SEWER BOND SALES TO FINANCE THE ENGLEWOOD
SHARE OF THE BI-CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLAN!'.
(Copied in full in the Official Re solution Book.)
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCIUIA.N CLAYTON SECX>NDED A MOTION TO
APP:IVVE RESOL\Jl'ION NO. 8, SERIES OF 1975. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing Brown, Clayton,
Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared th motion carried.
* * * * *
Mayor Taylor called a recess at 7:20 P.M.
Council r convened at 7:30 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the
following were present:
Council Members Jones Sovern Mann, Blessing Brown Clayton,
Taylor .
Abs nt: Non
bax•pxx••t.ax * * * *
COUNCI LMAN BLESS! MOVED A COUNCI U4AN MANN SECONDED A Kn'ION TO
OPEN A PUBLIC HEARI J."OR PAVING DISTRICT • 22. · pon th call ot the r oill ,
the vote r sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council rs Jon s, Sov rn, , Blesain , Brown, Clayton,
Taylor.
Nays:
A. s nt1 n
Th Mayor d clar d th 110 i carr and th public h o n • • •
-
•
•
•
0
•
3
Mayor Taylor introduced the public hearing for Paving District
No. 22 and he set the ground rules for the public hearing. He stated that
this is a forum to get public opinion and the Council would not tolerate
any abuse from individuals in the audience.
City Manager Mccown gave gackground information regarding the
paving district program. He stated that the paving districts started in
1956 and their purpose was to improve the streets, sidewalks,llllli gutters
and alleys in Englewood. In the early years of the paving districts, he
stated that they were initiated by public petition, but in the last six
years or so, they have been initiated by Council action. He stated that
when a paving district is created, the Council cannot add any streets to
the paving district, but they can consider the deletion of any streets.
He explained that the assessments depend upon several cost factors. 1.
The bid price; 2. How much the City absorbs in cost; 3. Engineering;
4. Legal costs and mailing; 5. Title search. He stated that the City
puts up a performance bond and makes certain guarantees on the work that
is done. He went on to explain the procedure for determining the final
assessment and the payment schedule for the paving district.
Director of Public Works Waggomner was introduced. He detailed
the Paving District No. 22. He explained t:the construction of the two types
of streets, industrial and residential, and the basis for the difference in
costs in each type of street. He then went into an explanation of the various
methods for assessment.
1. The front foot assessment
2 . The side street assessment
He stated that the City pays for all intersections, tree removal,
and drainage improvements. He then introduced City Engineer Gene Sagtillo ,
who went into a detailed explanat ion of the different construction that would
be required for the various streets in the paving district.
in order
Mayor Taylor stated that/to expedite the public hearing and t o make
it as orderly as possible, he would take each street s parately and ask for
comments both for and against the proposed paving.
l. South Ac Str et frOlll south side of West Stanford Avenue to
north side of West Tufts ~venue •
Robert Craig, 4556 So. Ac , appeared before Council. He atatecS
• a 1pok sman for a group of resident.a in th proposed paving ar
H pr a nt d a tition signed by 17 of 22 families in the propo d paving
area. All who signed we against the paving of that portion of South Acoma.
Mr. Crai asked Dir ctor of Public Works Waggoner what, if any~d 11-it
xists on tha str et, cause many seai'• hev be using ~street in th
r cent pa s • Kr. wa99on r stat d the tha part of Ac u not • true: rout
He stat d tha thr gh t a hol a in the • r t, it • indicat d that that
portion of South waa not up to stan rd •• f!ar aa a • r t waa concern d,
and this we a for their d cid1ng to inclu i in th pavin d 1tr c •
"' -
• •
•
•
0 I • -
4
Councilman Clayton stated that he lives in the block being considered
and he was one of five who did not sign. Two of the other properties that did
not sign are rental properties.
Lida Schuster, 4542 So. Acoma, was recognized. She asked who has
the responsibility for patching the street when it is ripped up the Public
Service Company by Bell Telephone by the Water and Sewer Departments?
Director of Public Work s Waggoner stated that Public Service and Bell Telephone
utilize private contractors in filling in any construction for which they are
respoasible. When sewer or water are involved, the City has the responsibi~ity.
Mrs. Clarence McDaniel , 4564 So. Acoma, was recognized. She stated
that they are currently paying for the paving of an alley and that an additional
assessment at this time would be financially too much. She asked when the test
holes for the paving of the street were made, as two years ago two inches was
the t op that was indicated on the street when this portion of South Acoma was
previously turned down for paving. Mr. Waggoner stated that two holes were
made in 1 972 and two holes were made in 1974.
2. West Baltic Avenue, from the east side of South Zuni Street, to
the west side of South Vallejo Street.
Ge rald Capesius, of West Warren Avenue, was recognized. He had
questionsJDR regarding the cost of driveways and for surveys. Director of
Public Works Waggoner answered his questions about driveway cost. He also
stated that City recor ds are utilized for survey purposes.
Mr. Capesius stated that he was very much against the paving of
that portion of W st Baltic.
Irving Mauck, 2285 West Iliff, was eecognized. He stated that he
was th owner of building sifles on that portion of West Baltic and that West
Baltic should not be pav d until the lots are built on.
would
Mayor Taylor asked if the paving of this street/improve• the
property valu of his property. Mr. Mauck stated that at this time he did
not think so.
Gorha , 1717 W st Baltic, -s recognized. He express d his
concern of 11111intenanc for the street. H s tated that if proper
intenance were given to the street the condition would not> l>e so bad. He
ask d if s.o ht don to improv the maintenance and also to do away
with th crown n the s re t. Dir ctor of Public Works Wa goner stated
that h answ r for hi.a.
3.
Aes11t1Ul Ci y
qub , and
the sou h side of Eas Girard Avenue
Hampd n Avenue.
r cord fr ed1sh Hospi al
almquist . Th le er asked t
ed t"roa the paving distric until
finalized.
er 1t1ted that h
id tha a plan
h&d al
ld e p • nt d
" -
• •
,
•
0 I •
•
5 -
within 90 days regarding SWedish Hospital's future program .
4. South Galapago Street, from the north side of West Oxford
Avenue, to a distance of plus or minus 325 north
fr. Mizzel Riddle was recognized, representing his father, Guy
Riddle, 767 West Oxford. He stated that he was against including this
portion in a paving district because the street ~ has access to nothing.
He felt that it would be better to wait until there is a final decision on
what was going to be done with the Oxford hill. He stated that his father
is retired and the cost of this assessment would be approximately $8,000,
which would be difficult for him to afford .
Councilman Blessing stated that he lives in that area and he
felt that Mr. Riddle has a valid argument.
the
5. West Iliff Avenue, from/east side of South Zuni Street to
the west side of South Tejon Street.
Paul Krei er, 2111 West Iliff, was recognized. He was there
on behalf of Donald Kelly of 2296 West Iliff. He stated that as far as
they were concerned, the drainage in the area was OK and that the pavement
on the street was adequate. He felt that at this time people could not
accept an added assessment.
fr. Irving \fauck was again recognized.who spoke for the
inclusion of his portion of West Iliff in the paving dis rict.
follo
Taylor.
* * * * •
yor Taylor called a recess at 8:52 P .•
Council reconvened at 9:05 P. • Upon the call of the roll, the
w r present:
Coun il ers Jones, Sovern, !ann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton ,
A se Non
* •
e hat h date change was requir d in the
o be held for the final pass e of this
on a , February 17, 1975. Because
will be changed o February 1 th .
•
to •
7. S r t, fr th •ou h aide or !as Yale Av ue
ei or rs Av u .
•
• •
'
-
•
•
•
•
0 I •
•
6
Director of Public Works stated that he had received a call
from a Mrs. Scott at 605 East Amherst who was against the inclusion of
this po rtion of South Pearl because she could not pay the assessment.
Edwin Young, 2770 So. Pearl, was recognized. He was a spokesman
for a group of residents on that street who had had a block meeting to
protest the inclusion of this portion of South Pearl in the paving district.
He stated that they were of the opinion that this portion of South Pearl
has held up well in the past. He stated that there are several people on
the street who are retired or widowed and the cost of an assessment at this
time would be difficult for them to pay. The majority of the people on the
street are against the inclusion in the paving district. He offered an
alternative and asked if the City would consider overlaying the street. He
said the majority of the residents might consider this an acceptable
alternative. Mr. Young also asked if the sidewalks might be repaired.
Director of Public Waggoner explained the testing that was done
on the street and in the City's opinion this was a sub-standard street that
requires a complete paving job . ~verlay at this time would only prolong
what will be needed in the future. He stated that two years ago the residents
were told that they could, at their own cost, get together and have an overlay
job done on South Pearl.
!r. Young stated that it was their opinion that the City should
absorb some of the cost because the damage was caused by heavy construction
vehicles going to and from construction sites in the immediate. txln:t. ~ ·
rt~\ ~i.)
A letter was ~ into the record from Mr. and h's. Ken Chelme,
at 2766 So. Pearl, who expressed their protest at being included in the pavi
distric .
J. . Huffmeister 2730 So. Pearl, was recognized. He expressed
his ob ection to inclusion in the paving district. He has no objection to
having he sidewalks fixed. In answer to his question regarding how long
an overlay would last, tr. Waggoner stated that he could not ive him an
answer because there are too many variables o be considered.
Ar. Huffmeister stated that if there is no exception for an
overlay, then some special financing should be considered for those with
financial difficulties . In answer to his question on interes , Assistan
Ci y lana er lollenber er s a ed tha the interes uld probably not be
re h&n /.if. •
sta ed that he had had conversation wi h
th eferment of pa.ym nts and that this
im •
Mr. Delos R der, 575 East Amh rat, was r cognized. He s for
t in~luaio of South P arl in h pavi diatric . H also stat d that an
ov rlay uld prob ly e sufficient •
South Vallejo Str e , from th south side of West Evans
Av nue o h nor h side of West Iliff Av nue.
o per one ap ared .
• •
,
-
•
•
•
•
0 I •
•
-7 -
9. West Vassar Avenue, from the east side of South Zuni
Street to the west side of South Tejon Street.
No persons appeared.
10. Wes t Harvard Avenue, from the .-east side of South Zuni
Street to the west side of South Tejon Street .
Mr. Andy Rechak, 1725 West Harvard, was recognized, and he was
in favor of inclusion in the paving district.
Mr. Ramon Bitela,2100 West Harvard, was recogni zed, and he was
in favor o f inclusion in the paving district.
Mr. Ernest Bliss, 2056 West Baker, was recognized. He is against
inclusion in the paving district. He stated that he is already being assessed
on West Baker and that West Baker, which was recently paved, already has
cracks in it. He also stated that a neighbor, Mabel Wellington, was against
the paving district .
Mrs. Mossberger, of West Wesley Avenue, was present to speak for
Ur. Kisselman who is a neighbor and was not able to attend the public hearing.
She stated that Mr. Kissel.man is against inclusion in the paving district . He
is on a fixed income and would not be able to afford the assessment . She
stated that he is already b•ing assessed on one side of his property.
11 . West Baltic Avenue, from the east side of South Tejon Street
to the west side of South Raritan Street.
No persons appeared.
12. West Cornell Avenue, from the eas side of South Tejon Street
to the east side of South Shoshone Street.
Pete Feichtinger, 325 Jackson Street , Denver, was recognized. He
s a ed that he owns the property at 3050 So. Tejon Street . He sta ed that he
was opposed to being included in the paving district. He did ask if the
Welb ourne Company had requested that this portion of West Cornell be included
in h paving distric . Di rector of Public Works Wag oner stated hat they
had nothiM o do with it.
lJ . So uth Elati tr et, froo the sou h side or Wes Yale Av nue
to t nor h aid of Wes Bates Avenu •
Delvin General Iron Works, was pres n .
d tha he General Iro Work is ains t~)WY'tt.. he pavi of this
por ion of ~outh Elat1 as i is 7J% own d by Gene r al Iron Works. He stat d
to the City complet ly ou lin a th ir o ject1ons to b ing
paving distric • He said ha th re is lit le traffic on th
traffic th re is, 1s frcn th General Iron Works ~ple .
er for Bo '•Au o Service, a
a for pavinp dietrie . H aek d
ion c...twwtww Con rol CCllllliasio
imder cer ain r ffi condi 1o
• •
. l. . J ...
~
"' ~ ,:
.,i
J
,;.,
~
~
J!°
()
~
t
l'
s
"' l
r
4
V7 .!: ,. .
,r ..
•
•
0 I•
•
-8 -
He also stated that there is a severe dust problem at his business because
this portion of South Elati is not paved.
14. West Harvard Avenue, from the east side of South Raritan
Street, to the west side of South Pecos Street.
No persons appeared.
15. South Raritan Street, from the South side of West Warren
Avenue, to the north side of West Iliff Avenue.
No persons appeared.
16. South Raritan Street, from the south side of West Harvard
Avenue to the north side of West Yale Avenue.
John Reffel, of South Tejon Street, was recognized. He expressed
his oppositon to being included in the paving district. He expressed his
concern about the economy and that he feels that because of these conditinns
it precludes ttriWXJ1Wrtt .. x having this portion of South Raritan being paved.
Mayor Taylor asked if having this area paved would improve his
property value, and in the long run make money. Mr. REffel answered in the
negative, stating that he has no plans for develoJ:lllent at this time, although
this might happen in the future.
17. West Warren Avenue, from the east si•e of South Tejon Street
to the west side of South Raritan Street.
No persons appeared.
18. West Wesley Avenue, from the east side of South Raritan
Street to the west side of South Pecos Street.
n Cotter was reco ized. He stated that he is the owner of
all of th north side of the planned paving. He stated that he is agains
t'iaxpr«i.. i included in th paving district for three r asons. 1.
Money. I uld cost $15,000 in asses en s for him to be included in he
pevi distric . 2. He fel there is no advan age to him as a property
own r o have it paved. J. Ii Th o her side of South Raritan S ree was
not pev d.
19. Sou h Bannock Str e , fra:i th ou h aide or w a Tur a
Av nue o h north aide or Wea Unio Av u •
o persons ap ae
~o . Sou h P rl Str et, from th outh aide or s Tufts
Av nue to th north aide or !aa Union Av nu •
raons appeared.
21 . South Waahi to
anrord Av nus
• appear
h lid or las
st Tur s Av nu
·.
• •
'
•
•
• I•
•
-9 -
COUNCil.MAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCIIJM\.N MANN SECONDED A MOITON
TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING ON PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22. Upon the ca-1 of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The tfayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed.
* *
City tfinager Mccown stated that he would have c0111Dents and
recommendations prepared for Council's consideration. r~...-..i.· "1 ~--~· · tr., •c..+ >-•
* * * * *
COUNCil.MAN MANN IDVED AND COUNCIIMAN SOVERN SECONDED A WTION
TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned a
9: 58 P.M.
Deputy Ci t y Clerk
• .
• •
,
-
•
•
• •
AGENDA FOR
THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 27, 1975
I•
7:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation antl ~ledge of allegiance,
and roll call.
1.
2.
J .
(_ l
Consideration of bid award fc 1 $1 ,550,000 sewer
revenue bond to fi·ance the ~1 ,y's share of the
Bi-<:ity Waste Water Treatment i'lant. (Copies
enclosed.)
Public Hearing on the creation of Paving District
#22. (Copies enclosed.)
Adjournment.
t(
y N
City f'lana ger
AM /SC
..
•
• •
,. .
•
-
du...u. -H
..).....•'(' ,.,. ?
1..f<.."-1 ~
Moved s econ4ed
Jones
Sovern
Mann
lITess1""
Brown
Clavton
Ay e
c
I
7
\:'
]
7
llaYor Tavlor '
/)~ (.
~ -w.-.AA
lu .. -l 1M.-J1..1 ff It ~ tA. I·:.-'-{/~
, .... ~q ~ ~
,.,
~ I v '1 1u-.......,
A-t ~c...
•
• •
/.
Nay Abstain Absen t
--
-
• •
f
,,_ •
• .
• t•
•
. .
ROLL CALL
Moved Seco O d n e Ay e Na y Abstain Ab sent -Jones -So vern
Mann -H l e ssi l"l a -J:jr own
Clavton
u""O r Tavlor 1
~ Ir~~~"--\,c.-..t-w~ A ~ 4"-
~le~ \\I\. tll-t~ l~..u..u.. "i ~ tiu-r< .(.A..v-r~b(c;_.
A ~~
r t
ti,y,; CJA:-. 1 ~t.uU? c;.. Jv
.o c.1 ~ 'i w ..{#~
• •
"' -•
• t• -
3
ROLL CALL
Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t
'X Jones /
sovern ' r11B.nn
1uess1ng
Brown
"'" Clayton
Maver Tavlor
• •
,
•
• -• I•
·, •
4
ROLL CALL
Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent
Jones r
sovern )
'--Mann I
1uess1ng \ ...._.... Brown I
Clayton I
Maver Tavlor \
l
•
• • •
,
• -• t•
•, •
-
ROLL CALL
Moved Seconcjed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent
Jones (
Sovern \
l\'lailil J
Blessing I
Brown (
Clavto n \
Ma.vor Tavlor
•
• • •
•
-
•
•
• 1~
•
Mo ved Seconcje d Ay e Nay Abstain Ab sent
Jones I
-SOvern \
----Mann \
><-Ble ssing J
Brown I
Clavton I
MA vo r Tavlor \
tv{;fA,..,.,.. 111.( ~~ L ~11
'.!.cvf J A;W(r1-4
'-{ -7) c) .. .._.,. I ~ &. ~
~ i..< ~ :i c.J.,.,...,,.;.~~-a.tl ~ s .
/) I. ,,,,.£1 .. , ~ ~ rJt~ ...
tu-/ "Yi-'1
c~ ... ~t IL~
1'S -'4 &~.(.(( J ~,f~i.-
/ ufi -~ ""i.LJ" 'f-... Ui ~ ~
1 -/A-. ,I / 1. LL.
~ -&.Lt (' ·. -...l -
'1 -
/71 It. • •
,_
•
•
0
•
ROLL CALL
Moved Second d e Aye Nay Abstain
Jones
::>overn
~
i;Jessing
Brown
Clavton
MAyor Tavlor
l'c/l.f•-i ~-<t L /.).J>.L 1f/ll(.
~ ,;i._J~':.
{.,
1
,1 # ...,, • "-~ e;;;... 1 , 1,. :+ ~ a,,.;. .... r,.
I-t. •'~'~ 4 {;}
/, # r. ...
/,µ. ,'
I -
•.
7
Ab sent
• •
•
•
0
•
ROLL CALL
Mov ed Seconde d Aye
ID ~~~ VII {--~.ML 1
1 "'~t.?.uf a ~
u,.' '\,
t-,~l c
-~
()J r..Jl ~ .. 1
4 -<VI.; )
1 µIA.,,(,.(
~. f
I•
...
Nay Abstain Absen t
• •
-
/,
•
•
t• -
ROLL CALL
Moved s econoed Aye
--
Nay Abstain Absen t
' Jones
Sovern
Wann
. Bless~ng
Brown
Clavton
' MRvor Tavl or
~-
t1 t-(""-« ~,
~.~t.
/)'W.._l
J1u,u.v· Iv
-I &
I -...
w1
l I'. -
t i L
/,u.
-
,.I J~
iA / I ,._,,. • t, »r", t.
.l 1 /i "''" u
L -~~--
I
----
• •
•
0
•
..
ROLL CALL
Moved Secon<! d e Aye Nay Abstain Abs ent
Jones
~vern
?ii8.IU'l
Blessing
Hr own
Cl av ton
Mayor Tavlor
/JuwpL -Vf/J~ ~ (eu,:5 JU-'iu<O ~a.,-t-~
Mf jc.-r{~
ti fci -{.{,v VI ~ ,/.J-Ui..-L -1'1.-<Yf A... ~
-I 11"' '11""-~ d.A..~ ~~
ll(D A ~~$1(::
1/-5
,, Q """A U4h 1~«~°?
4 ~ v ''"lo(. A. t.41 "'>
"' ~ " (
/t. I ~/" ~
u•"' " / r, • t Gt
J ~ 'So
I ,,.,
/
1 • • 1.
,
•
0
•
(I
ROLL CALL
Moved s econcjed Ay e Nay Abstai n Ab sent -Jone s -sovern
' Mann
Bless1 ng
'
Br own
Clavton
MA vo r Ta v l or
H;JG "S l t.J S
c,./,,.ftl-1) ~. -;li1A
<.. tv ~(
I t tl {"i.-,-
pt! tf ~ .,, t
J,...,., \ -r IL<''-' '1 -1lk' c
L' II J f /I ltULI -~ lu I LI
/',, /. ~1' .Jµ.u ( f ,._.,,_ .
tvr I • •
l " c,'
•
• -
0
•
-
17---
ROLL CALL
Moved Secon~ d . e Aye Nay Abstain Absen t
Jones
Sovern
MAJU1 -
llless1JU?
Brown
Clavton
lMYor Tav]or
-
T::;-O G o-f2 AAJl'i
J 111 lu I~ 17<l/
..uur 1 J<-r ,~;{r~ ittd.
0 t.t.-l-,,/vvJ ~ .<l.M-L~ l-~ 4-....
~-!~v u~ rl ;L Ft 1J.M.. ~ t!!l> 1~ II
( IJ L. -"1 ·t ,I f.,t. ;.{ ./-: i ""'~u .. , I
4, 1/'f /t;:.1..;iJ1..C
• I ... f '-1;..;v t 7t7 w,6 (;,,-
, > ~ /n ,:&t
~ ,u ~..,,
" (I~~ Ju'll
I lc.p ' 'lit• "
.._ l
foti«•• ff -f f .;
/it ' • • •
I/ "ti '!,... "
? t., ~1.A)t; -" I , ll.
•
-•
0 t•
•
ROLL CALL
Moved Seconqed Aye Nay Abstain
Jones
sovern
Mann
iuessiru!
Brown
Clavton
' IWlYOr Tavlor
;-~~
•
?Avt., t. £ &eP-
J.. II I W I{... r ~1-
'fµ..i.,'z-. lrn--
Tl~
/t"''"1J&i-
l "''" ...... ,
{, li"-1 -~ ~ ,_~
~/~t fA ll tc/°T {LL,(~ llUU~M...,_ C
A_~ >Ht..-
-
13
Absent
• •
,
-
-
-
/
I
~
•
0 I•
•
ROLL CALL 7()<
Moved Secon~ed
... : '
~)WI/.,..;
; J1<) r
Jones
Sovern
Mann
Bless ing
Br own
Clavton
Mav or Tav lor
l ()s
Ay e
I
\
)
I
'
f ~ /' •I { J C.
N a y Ab i sta n
,. -
Ab sent
• •
I
• -• .
• I•
•
-
ROLL CALL
Moved Secono d e Aye Nay Abstain Absen t
Jones
Sovern
Mann
Bless ing
Brown
Clavton
MAy or Ta vlor
l. ( s -I ~ ~/;;,;-l ~'"
r/M tfi,u CA-
~ ~ ~ ;A4 \,. t ~ d
1 (
llf. ~ Wf
T~I ~
"'" tA..U
~>-/ ~
,,(...-
'1w11 '\.. f·
IA<'~ .....-..
• Je • •
• 'r. "-I
r. l .. r·~
,
-
•
ROLL CALL
Moved s econ ed
Jones
Sovern
l.faim
Bles siru!
Brown
' Clavton
' wov or Tavl or
/,.; l<./i w. Y..t ~j,,,,.-
1 f ,~
/,I ~e.,d;u1 '-~~~
Aye
•
• •
Ii
Nay Abstain Absent
-
Lif.,d:f:"> {l"fh... ~~"I ~J
v ~ ., , «L-' """~! f -/(d o -,b.,Ji J"''-
/(AA UM-~t.-1-
./"-'"~~
I ~ k ~i,.<.~ ;. ~
ff~"' ~'·~ . 1-tzj
f " ,l -
J
I tA ('1 W /. '.,! tM!-lf ~t~
• .
• •
I
• -
0 t•
•
-
ROLL CALL
Moved Seconcje d Aye Na y Abstain
Jone s
So vern
Mann
l:lle ssi ng
Br own
Clavton
MR vo r Taulor
/J A.J o'/--r,vw t,V tft. I ~ .(f./'-'<1<-f-<f .,~t(Vd~
1 I v ' f~ w /(,. ~J
/.) t:. t.6 5 et:. 1. f!J!...
fr-Pv -
"~' I · .uA ll ~ t/ 3
I (#;
j .
• 1. (..I.I • t/I ,... ~
I/,.
• /()I w· /,J ~<-
("' r ~ .. ,, i v
11
Absent
"' -
' '
• •
I
-
•
I
•
0 , .
•
ROLL CALL
Moved Secon(jed Aye Nay Abstain
e-
~-
; ~ ~ ~ i3 1-:-e-t-.f-1
/tOO lLJ. /-M1Lv!WLD
t b 'E ?T 1~l 1SS'
?.o il v w . l~r -e
h ) t .., ~/ (j,,,/-fV1w n-.. i, tr--
'4~• <i f ft>
()
-Iv If</.( ( {< A f. /t. ../.o
I ~ ~~'1
·.
Absen t
• •
• I'~
-• .
'
0 t ..
•
-
ROLL CALL
Moved Seconcjed Aye Nay Abstain Absent
Jones
Sovern
"1lArni
l:llessin"
Brown
Clavton
Mayor Tavlor
, 1 w~sf ,~
/ 'Jw tu £,4 ~
fJ ;t 'y j:~ I o)._; ~ <yf"
-~;. d ~
(jyw.--. ~ ro (~s-v)
.;l,£U.'
/vi. 0 f,J,! "~ >V&-. ,A-~ w1: -
-If.A'
t ".;4/ ·~ l ' (
I~ <;1 ~
• LU,, (h''-"' r.. (,. -
( •;I //,1#1.l
.:; 1, Ob,> '>-/ 6-1 f A<-
• M-"• if-~· "'•/ -• •
I, l Ir /J ,,,, 1
,
•
•
• .
• I •
•
ROLL CALL
lk>ved Secom! d e Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent
Jones
Sovern
MAnn
lITessing
Br own
Cl avton
' Maver Ta vlor I
/. 7J F~NCl--
cj;v //,J-~ ' U.U l ~ve,.;
• /1'-ftod .. 4; /~u.f ~""'-
i
< // ~ ~~-n ~ ~ /J.M.4.-•t ~
/ UJ t
• ,. v d ~c,,
~
~ I ~
• _, . • •
.,, .
'
•
• I •
. • ..
01. t
ROLL CALL
Moved Secomj d e Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent
Jones
Sovern
llWin
Blessiru:r
.t:1rown
Clavton
Mli.YO r Ta vlor
-
-~~ f'',L,dw I,..._~
/fu.tN -{<I~ I :r ,,,,.µ. ~ " ~
p.µ.;~ 7
11 IP .
..........
•
" -. .
•
• •
,
•
Moved Secon4ed
,J~
c;_, ?~
<.
•
• •
..
Na Abstain
•
•
• t•
•
ROLL CALL
')
Moved Secon4 d e Aye Nav Abstain Absen t
Jones ,,
-s<>vern -c
""'
VR.nn I
-..L R1esS'""
nrown
Clayton
-vor Tavlor
Ile'( -
• •
,
"' -• -• •
ROLL CALL
Aye Nay Abstain Absent
Jones I
.......... Sovern \
-.,..c:::_ ,, Mann /
Blessl.ru?
l:il"OWJl I
Clavton I
Mavor Tavlor
,
•
• • •
I
•
-
December 20 , 1974
J nuarv
( nuary 7
Jam: ry
J n ·ar: 20
21
Ja u ry 23
a.uar· 7
r: 3
ry
re 9
arch ..
•
•
0
•
16Z-4 TREMONT PLACt: · OENVER, COLORADO 80202 • (303) 53•·0221
IZO BROADWAY· NEW ... ORK CITY, NEW YORK 10005 • (212) Z33 ·7570
ME ,..19ER
Nl!'..W YOR " STOC°' CJC.C..,.AMG C ,lNC
AM CA1C.AN STOC" ElfCMANGC, 1NC
M l0Wl[5T Sl'OCK CllCMANQC ,1NC
PAC l,.tC STOC O\ CXCMANOE,1NC
•SSOC·•TE "'l!:MeC•
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
SEWER RE ENUE BONDS
Schedule of Events
Revised
12/31/74
Review by administration of sewer financin g
recorunenda ions .
Meetin wi h council to review sewer financing
rccommenda ions .
Advise The Bond Buyer of tentative bond sale date .
D~liver ma erials to council for consideration at
January 20, 1975 meetin .
ouncil adopts ond sale resolution.
rouncil adopts bo nd ordinance on first reading.
'ail rospect s o potential idders.
~1rst p lication of bon ordinance .
P.o 1 z received (2:00P .1.).
Co ncil awards onds C--1..;.llil P.M.) by resolution.
Council a opt ond ordinance on final reading.
econ pu lica ion of ond ordin nee.
ffective a e of bond ordin nee.
Bond i oce d d liv red to City.
•
• •
(
•
•
0 I •
•
RESOLUTI ON NO. ___ 7 __ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOU1I'ION AWARD ING THE BID ON SEWER BOND SALES TO FINANCE THE ENGLEWOOD
SHARE OF THE BI-CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT PIANT.
WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
has determined t o issue revenue bonds of the City in the principal
amount of $1 ,550,000 , for the purpose of e xtending and improving the
municipal sanitary sewer system; and
WHEREAS, th City Council has authorized and directed the
notice of sale of bonds in the pr i ncipal amount of $1,550 ,000 to be
published in the Eng lewood He rald-Sentinel and the The Daily Journal,
as required by law; and
WHEREAS, bids were received in response to said Notice, and,
it appearing that the bid of € f . H11 rr0 ,,/ MA1Hs lzti&.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~' said bid being for not less than par, accrued
intercs and a premium of $ is the best bid for
cash in accordance with the Notice of sale;
IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO D,
COLORADO:
1 . That $1 ,550 ,000, of Sewer Revenue Bonds , Series 1975,
dat d March 1, 1975 , heretofore duly offered for sale by the City of
Englewood, are h r by awarded to.,....._..f:' ....... ~£~.__.H_._.v~r ....... r~g~.J ...... ~,...-~~.,-~~~-
~~~~~~~~~~' the best bidd r therefor, in substantial compliance
with the t rms and conditions of the Notice of Sale, dated January 20,
1 75, a nd including the d ta ils stated in the bid of said bidder .
au hoti:z
o!. th b
AT'!'E
OH
2.
HESOLUTIC
e City Council and the officers of the City ar
and all hin s n cessary to comp lete the delivery
b idd r.
PTED A APPK>VED This 27th day of January, 1975.
Mayor
11 nb r r. x officio City Clerk-'I'reaaurer of the
ta t o! Co l or& , h reby c rtify that the above is
lete c py of a lution No • ....:.&__, Series of
x 0 icio City Clerk-'I'r .. aurer
... -
•.
• •
,
•
•
0 ..
•
RESOLUTION NO.
~ -1) , SERIES OF 1975 1~ / • £ I ; "/ ' / ;e
' I
A RESOLt!I'ION AWARD ING THE BID ON SEWER BOND SALES TO FINANCE THE ENGI.....""WOOD
SHA RE OF TllE BI--CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT Pt.A.NT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
has determined to issue revenue bonds of the City in the principal
amount of $1,550,000, for the purpose of extending and improving the
municipal sanitary sewer systemi and
WHEREAS, the City Council has authorized and directed the
notice of sale of bonds in the principal &111ount of Sl.550,000 to be
published in the Enqlewood Herald-Sentinel and the The Oil ily Journal,
as required by law; and
WHEREAS., bids were reoeived in response to said Notice, and,
it appearing that tb~ bid of E. F. Hl.1r'l'ON -MANA.GER
~----------~-' said bid being for not less than par, accrued
interest and a premiwa of $ -0-is the best bid for
sh in accordance with the Notice of S≤
B IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ar THE CITY OF DIGLEW D,
LO
l. Th.at $1,550,000, of s-er Mve1111e Bond,
1, 1 75 , h retofore duly offered for sal
ar h reby a-rded to E. F. RU'l'TON
----------' the beat bidder therefor, • rm and condition• of the Notice of Sale, W1
ncludin9 the detail• stated in the .bid o
• 197 •
Ci y Cl!
lane
20,
2 .
or r. d
th• bond
That th City Council and the officers of City are
o do any and all thin9• necessary to c~lete the del very
to id bidder.
au
0
ATTESf:
R£SOU1T'ION ADOPTBO A!C> APP.:>YED Thia 27th day of January, 1975.
Mayor
Director of Finance
I, Xarl Noll nber9 r, ex offic o City Clerk-Tr surer of the
City o.t £n9lewood, State of Colomdo, h reby c rtify th&t the abo is
a true, e ccurat a11d coiapl te copy o •olut on Mo. ___ , Seri a of
1975 .
surer
• •
'
-•
0 -
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold January Z7, 1975@ Z:OO P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 1976 l 9_jg_ ~"!·
19 83 19 ~
•
Stern Brothers , Manager
l'.ani fen, ll!lh o f! and Samford, Inc.
.J. Inh.::>ff -Nimmo .J • Colftpany
zahner and Ccmpany
Bidd r -
Boettcher and Company , Manager
Bosworth, Sullivan and CCJlllPAny, Inc.
Kirchner, Moore and Company
Bidd r -
e. F. Hutton , Manager
Gerwin and Company
G orge K. Baum
19 84 19--as 5.eo
.: 19 86 19~ ~
1988 19 __ 6.10
1989 -19 CT5 --
19~ 19 6.40 --
19 --19 --
Gross Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Less Any Premiwn: $ ______ 0:::_
Net Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.130789 "/o
Interest Rates 1976
19~
19 87
19~ -
19.!!_
19 --19 --19 --
Gross Interest Cost:
Lesa Any Premiwn:
Net Interest Cost :
Net Effective Interest Rate:
Interest Rate s 1976
19~
19~
19 88
19 89
19~
19 __
Gross Inter st Cost:
Le•• Any Premium:
Net Interest Co t :
Net ECCe c tive Int rest Rat
19 ~
1 9 --19 --19 --19~
19
19 --19 __
5.85
6.00
CTS
6.25
$_w.826 .25
$ 0
$ 909 ,826.25
6.07969 ,.
19.J..L_ ~,.
19~ 5.625
19.!2_ S....:..'!P__
19 6.00
19_ 6-:-rs-
19 6~ --19 __
$ 887,406.25
$_ 0
$~7'-4~
s 2 "
• •
,
-
•
Bidder -
•
0
•
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold JanuaryZ7, 1975@Z:OO P. M., M.S .T.
lntereat Rates
Coug hlin and Company Manager
J .97 6
19 79
19 86
19 88
19 90
19 __
19 __
19 __
19-1!L_
19 8 5
19 87
19_!!L
19 __
.1.....1L.B.... 'lo
~
6.00
Bidder -
------------•Manager
Bidder -
------------• Manag r
19 __
1 9 __
19 __
LlQ_
6.45
Croaa Intereat Cos t : $ 911 ,21 2.50
Leaa Any Premi um : $ ____ 6_1_.4_0_
Net Intereat Cost : $ 9 11, 151.10
Net Effectiv e Interest RClte : 6.088 5 1)1.
Interest Rates 19 7 6
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
-19 __
1 9 __
1 9 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
1 9 __
1 9 __
1 9 __
19 __
__ ,.
Cross Intere a t C o s t : $ ------Le .. Any Prem i wn : $
Net lntereat Coa t : $------,.-
Net Effective lnt e reat Ra te :
I n t r est Rates 1976
19_
19 __
19
19=
19 __
19 __
______ ,.
19 __
19 __
19 __
19
19=
19 __
19 __
_.,.
Croa • Interest Cost: $ _____ _
Lea1 Any Pr mium : $
N t lntor st Cost : $------
N t £(( tlv Inter at
• •
-
-
•
•
• •
RESOLUTION NO. ~~~7~~' SERIES OF 1975
A RESOUJI'ION AWARDING THE BID ON SEWER BOND SALES TO FINANCE THE ENGLl:.--WOOD
SHARE OF TH E BI-CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT PIANT.
WHERFJ\S , the City Council of the City of Englewood , Colorado,
has d termined to issue revenue bonds of the City in the principal
amount of $1,550,000 , for the purpose of extending and improving the
municipal sanitary sewer system; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has authorized and directed the
notice of sale of bonds in the principal amount of $1,550,000 to be
publish d in the Englewood Herald-Sentinel and the The Daily Journal ,
as required by law; and
w1i EREAS, bids were received in r sponse to said Notice, and,
it appearing that the bid of E. F. HUTTON -MANAGER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' said bid being for not less than par, accrued
int rest and a premium of $ -0-is the best bid for
cash in accordance with the Notice of Sale;
BE rr RESOLVED BY THE crrY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLORADO:
1. That $1,550,000, of Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 1975,
dat d March 1, 1975, heretofor duly offered for sale by the City of
Engl wood, ar hereby awarded to E. F. HlJI'TON
~~~~~~~~~~-' the best bidd r th refor, in substantial catnpliance
with the t rms and conditions of the Notice of Sale, dated January 20,
1975, and including the details stat d in the bid of said bidder.
2. That the City Council
au horiz d to do any and all things
of the b nds to said bidder.
offic rs of the City are
ry to c plete the delivery
RESOWTIO ADOPTED AND APPl()VEO This 27th day of January, 1975.
ATTEST:
Oil CtOI of
I•
Ci y 0 F.ngl
a tru ' l 75.
f inane
r. x
c
Mayor
o!hcio Ci y Cl rk-Tr
reby c rt:lfy
surer of the
the above ia
~~-' S rie• of 0 lu ion
o ficio City Cl rk-Tr aaur r
• .
• •
f
-
•
•
•
• •
$1,550,000
CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold January 27, 1975@ 2:00 P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 19 76 19 __fil__
19
fL..2.S_°lo
6.10
5.00
•
Stern Brothers , Manager
Hanifen, Imhoff and Samford, Inc.
J. Imhoff -Nimmo J. Company
Zahner and Company
Bidder -
Boettcher and Company , Manager
Bosworth, Sullivan and Company, Inc.
Kirchner, Moore and Company
Bidder -
~~~E~·~F~·:-:;H~u~t~t~on~----• Manager
Gerwin and Company
George IC. Baum
19 83
19 84
19 86
1988
19 89 -
19~
19 __
19 85
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
6.00
6.10
6.25
6.40
Gross Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Less Any Premiwn: $ _____ ....:O:...
Net Interest Cost: $ 917 ,472.50
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.130789 "lo
Interest Rates 1976
19~
19 87
19 88 -
19~
19 --19 --19 --
19~
19 __
lCJ --19 __
19~
19 --19 __
19 --
5.85
6.00
CTS
6.25
Gross Interest Cost: $ 909.826.25
Less Any Premium: $ _____ -=o'-
Net Interest Cost: $ 909,826.25
Net Effective Intere s t Rate: 6.07969 '9
Intere st Rates 1976
19~
19~
19 88
19 89
19~
19 __
Cross Interest Coat:
Le11 Any Pr mium:
Net Int rest Cost:
N t f!ectiv Int t' st Rate:
19.iL_
19..!!.?._
19E._
19
19=
19 __
19 __
~'/.
5 .625
5~
6.00 6-:rs-
6~
$ 887 ,406.25
$ 0
$ 8 7,40 .2 5
__!.9LL_'•
• •
-
-
•
•
• •
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold J a n uary 27, 1975@ 2:00 P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 1976 19--21L_
19 85
19 87
.L..l.LB....%
~
6.00 Coughlin and Company , Manager
Bidder -
Bidd r -
------------·Manager
19 79
19 86
19~
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
6.30
6.45
Gross Interest Cost: $ 911,212.50
Less Any Premi um: $ ___ ---'6-"'l-'-.-'-40-'-
Net Interest Cost : $ 911,151.10
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.088 5 %
Intere s t Rates 1976
19 __
19 __
19 __
19
19 __
19
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19
19 __
19 __
__ "/.
Gross Interest Cost: $ _____ _
L e ss Any Prem ium : $ _____ _
N e t I nte re s t Co s t : $ _____ _
Net E ffective I nte r es t Ra te: "/1
Interest Rate 1 976
1 9 __
1 9 __
1 9
19=
19 __
1 9 __
Gro1 1 Int re 1 t Coat:
remium :
t C o s t :
19 __
19 __
1 9 __
1 9
1 9 _
19 __
19 __
__ .,.
$ _____ _
$ _____ _
$ _____ _
• •
•
• •
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold January 27, 1975@ 2:00 P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates
Stern Brothers , Manager
Hanifen, lJDhoff and Samford, Inc.
J. Imhoff -Nimmo J. Company
Zahner and Company
Bidd er -
Boettcher and Company , Manager
Bosworth, Sullivan and Company, Inc.
Kirchner, Moore and Company
Bidder -
E. l". Hutto n , Man ger
Gerwin and C ny
Georq . ea
•
1976
19 83
19 84
19 86
1988
19~ -
19~
19 __
19._g_
19
19 85
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
.fi..2L%
6.10
s:BO
~
6.10
CTS
6.40
Gross Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Less Any Premium: $ _____ ...:o:...
Net Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.130789 '9
Interest Rates 1976
19~
19 87
19-n--
19~
19 __
19 __
19 --
19~
19 __
19 --19 --19~
19_
19 --19 --
5.85
6.00
CTS
6.25
Gross Interest Cost: $ 909.826.25
Les s Any Premium: $ _____ -"o-
Net Interest Cost: $ 909,826.25
Net Effective Interest Rat 6.07969 f.
Interest Rat s 1976 1922._ ~,..
19~ 19~ ~ 19.!L_ 19.!!_ 5-:.29__
19 8 19 6.00 1989 19-6-:rr-
19~ 19 6~ --19_ 19 __
Croaa Int r • Cost : .:ZS
Le aa Any Premium: 0 N l Int r I Coat :
N t 5 92 "
• .
• •
-
-
•
• t•
•
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold Janua ry 27, 1975@ 2:00 P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 1976
19 79
19 86
19~
19 85
19 87
L.l.LfL'-
~ Coughlin and Company , Manager
Bidder -
Bidder -
------------• Man.agpr
•
19~
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
6.00
~
6.45
Gross Interest Cost: $ 911,212.50
Less Any Premium: $ ____ 6..;..l.=...4_0'-
Net Interest Cost: $ 911,151.10
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.0885 1J1.
Interest Rates 1976
19 __
19 __
19 __
19_
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
__ .,.
Gross Interest Cost: $ _____ _
Les s Any Premium : $ _____ _
Net Intere s t Cos t: $ _____ _
Net Effective Interest Rate : 1e
Interest Rate 19 76
19 __
19 __
19
19=
19_
19 __
Gros• lnteres Cost:
Le•• Any Pr mlum:
t Int r st Co :
N t {( chv lnt r 1t
19 __
19 __
1 9 __
19
19_
19 __
1 9 __
__ .,.
$ _____ _
$ ______ _
• •
,
-•
• •
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
...
Sold J a nua ry Z7, 1975@ Z:OO P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 1976
Stern Brothers , Manager
Hanifen, Imhoff and Samford, Inc.
J. Imhoff -Nimmo J. Company
Zahner and Company
Bidder -
Boettcher and Compmy , Manager
Bosworth, Sullivan and Company, Inc.
Kirchne r, Moore and Company
Bi dd er -
----""!:.;.. _F_.:--H_,u--:t~o_n _____ , Mana er
Gerwin a nd Com ny
Ceor9 J:. Ba
•
19._fil__ ~.,.
19 83 19 ~ 19 84 19 85 5.80
19 86 19~ ~ 1988" 19 __ 6.10
19 89 -19 __ 6:25
19~ 19 __ 6.40
19 --19 --
Gross Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Less Any Premiwn: $ O
Net Interest Cost: $--9:-1:-7:-,-:4:-7:-2-. 5::-0'-
Net Effective Interest Rate: 6.130789 '9
Interest Rate s 1976
19~
19 87
19ea--
19~
19 --19 --19 --
19..!L_
19 __
19 __
19 --19~
19 __
19
19 --
5.85
6.00
CTS
6.25
Gross Interest Cost: $ 909,826.25
Less Any Premium: $ ______ o_
Net Interest Coat : $ 909,826.25
Net Effe c tive Interest Rate : 6.07969 ,-,
Inter es t Rates 1976
1 9~
19..!!_
1 9 88
1 9 8 9
1 9~
19 __
G r oss Int r s t Coa t :
L e as An y r mium:
t Int r at Co l :
N t ff tiv lnh•re at Ra t
19.ll_
19~
19..!1.._
1 9
19=
1 9 __
19 __
~.,.
5 .6 2 5
~
6 .00 6-:-rs-
6~
• •
,
-•
0
•
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold January 27, 1975 @ 2:00 P. M., M. S. T.
Bidder -Interest Rates 1976
19 79
19 86
19-1L_
19 85
19 87
19-M_
19 __
.L.U.e...%
2-:22_ Coughlin and Company , Manager
Bidder -
------------•Manager
Bidder -
------------• Man4lg r
•
19~
19~
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
6.00
~
6.45
Gross Interest Cost: $ 911,212.SO
Less Any Premium: $ ____ 6_1_.4_0_
Net Interest Cost: $ 911, 151.10
Net Ef!ective Interest Rate: 6.0885 '-
Interest Rates 1976
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
19 __
Gross Interest Cost: $ _____ _
Lesa Any Premium : $
Net Intere s t Cost: $------
Net Effective Intere st Rate:
Interest Rat a 1976
19_
19_
19
19-
19_
19_
______ .,,
19 __
19 __
19 __
19
19=
19 __
19 __
_.,.
$.-----$. ____ _
$ ____ _
• •
-
•
•
0 -
RESOLUTION NO. I ~ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOUJTION AWARDING THE BID ON SEWER BOND SALE S TO FINANCE THE ENGLEWOOD
SHARE OF THE BI-CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT PI.Am'.
WHE REAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
has determined to issue r e venue bonds of the City in the principal
amount of $1,550,000 , for the purpose of e xtending and improving the
municipal sanitary sewer system; and
WHEREAS , the City Council has authorized and directed the
notice of sale of bonds in the principal amount of $1,550,000 to be
published in the Englewood Herald-Sentinel and the The Daily Journal,
as required by law; and
w1iEREAS, bids were received in response to said Notice, and,
it appearing that the bid of E. F. Hl1I'TON -MANAGER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' said bid being for not less than par, accrued
interest and a premium of $ -0-is the best bid for
cash in accordance with the Notice of Sale;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ,
COLORADO:
l. That $1,550,000, of Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 1975,
dated March 1, 1975, heretofore duly offered for sale by the City of
En glewood, are hereby awarded to E. F. KIJrl'ON
~~~~~~~~~~-' the best bidder th e refor, in substant ia l compliance
with the terms and conditions of the Notice of Sale, dated January 20,
1975 , and including th details stated in the bid of said bidder.
2. That the City Council and the officer& of the City are
authorized to do any and all things necessa ry to complete the delivery
of the bonds to said bidder .
RESOU1l'ION ADOPTED A AP AJVED This 27th day of January, 1975.
ATl'EST:
Di1 or o! Fi.nanc
City of
I , Jtarl
91
a ru , a ccurat
1975 .
and
Mayor
r g r, e x o f fi cio City Clerk.JJ'rea urer o
of Co l o do, h reby c rtify th& th
l te c opy o f s lu ion ,
x of Cicio City Cler Jf r
• •
,
-
•
•
0 -
RESOLl1I'I ON NO. 1 f , SERIES OF 1975
-------''--
A RESOU!rlON AWARDING THE BID ON SEWE R BOND SALES TO FINANCE THE ENGLEWOOD
SHARE OF TllE BI-CITY WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLAN!'.
WHEREAS , t he City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado ,
has determined to issue revenue bonds of the City in the principal
amoun t of $1 ,550 ,000 , for the purpose of e xtending and improving the
municipal sanitary sewer system ; and
WHEREAS , the City Council has authorized and directed the
notice of sale of bonds in the pr incipal amount of $1,550,000 to be
published in the Englewood Herald-Se ntinel and the The Daily Journal,
as required by law ; and
WHEREAS , bids were received in response to said Notice, and,
it appearing that the bid of E. F. HtrrTON -MANAGER
--------------' said bid being for not less than par, accrued
interest and a premium of $ -0 -is the best bid for
cash in accordance with the Notice of Sale;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE crrY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD I
COLORADO :
1 . Tha t $1,550,000, of Sew r Revenue Bonds, Series 1975,
dat d March l, 1975 , h r tofore duly offered for sale by the City of
Englewood, ar hereby award d to E. F. ffl1l'TON
-----------' the best bidder th refor, in substa.ntial compliance
with the terms and conditions of e No ice of Sale, dated January 20,
1975, and including th d ta~l s sta ed in th bid of said bidder.
2. That the City Council a nd the offic rs of the City are
authorized to do any and all hi.ngs n c s ry t o complete the delivery
of the bonds to said bidder.
RESOwrIO ADOPTED
1..TT
Ou
1, !<Arl
c y o f cn g l
a tru , a c ra
1 9 7S.
APP This 27th day of January, 1975.
Mayor
officio City Clerlt-'l'r
, h reby certify th&
of 1 o lut on
the
i•
of
rer
• •
I
•
• I~
•
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
SERIES 1975
Sold January Z7, 1975@ Z:OO P. M., M.S. T.
Bidder -
Stern Brothers , Manager
Hanifen, IJahoff and Samford, Inc.
J. Imhoff -Nimmo J. Company
Zahner and company
Interest Rates 1976
19 83
19 84
19 86
1980
19~-
19~
19 -
19~ ~"lo
19 6 .10
19~ 5.80
19E-~
19_ 6 .10
19_ 6.25
19_ 6.40
19_
Gross Interest Cost: $ 917,472.50
Less Any Premium: $ _____ -'o'-
Net Interest Cost: $ 917,472 .50
Net EHective Interest Rate: 6.130789 "lo
Bidder -Interest Rates
1976
1 9~
19 87
19.,!L_
19_
19_
19_
19~
19_
19_
19_
~"lo
5.85 -6.00
Boettcher and Compa.ny , Manager
Bosworth, Sullivan and company, Inc.
Kirchner, MoOre and eompany
Bidd r -
19~-
19~
19_
19_
19_
Gross Interest. Cost:
Less Any PremiWTl:
Net lnt rest Cost:
Net Effect.iv Interest Rat
Interest Rates 1976
19~
19~
19 8
lq..!2,_
1~
}Q_
Gros• lnt r at Coat:
L.eu Any r rnlum:
N t lnl r 1t Coat:
Net
CT5 -~
$ 909.826.25
$ 0
$ 909,826.25
6.07969 ,,
• .
• •
f
-
Bidder -
•
• -
$1,550,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
SEW ER REVENUE BO NDS
SERIES 1 975
Sold January 27, 1975@ 2:00 P. M ., M .S. T.
Interest Rates 1 976
---'-Co.:..u"-'g<-h:.;:l:.;:inc__a.c..n_d'--C;....om:.:.....o.pa--'-n"-y-, Manager
19 79
19 86
19--7.L
19 85
1 9 87
L..l.L.aJ'•
?..:..22_
6.00
Bidder -
------------' Manager
Bidde r -
------------'Mana er
19~
1 9~
1 9 __
1 9 __
19 __
19~
19 __
19 __
1 9 __
19 __
~
6 .45
Gross Interest Cost: $ 911 ,212 .50
Less Any Premium: $ ___ .--:6:..=lco·.;;.4.;:..0
Net Interest Cost: $ 911, 151. lO
Net EHective Interest Rate: 6.0885 'Vt
Interest Rates 19 7 19 __ ---~.
1 9 --I 9 --19 __ 19 __
I 9 19 --1 9 19 --
19 --1 9 --Vil --19 __
l~--1 9 __
Gros• Intere s t Cos t: $
L e•• Any Premium: $
Net Int re t Cost: $
N t Eff ctive Interest Rat .,.
lnt re s t Rat s 1 97 19 __ _"!
l 19 --1 9 __ 19 __
19
19----1 19 --1 9 --19 __
Ci r o11 Int r •l l l : $
Le •• An y P r m l um: $
t lnt r 1 t Coa t : $
N t £1 c t l v Int r a t Rat
• .
• •
-
' 'IO •:JAY
n,i;sou
,D"Y
T1JU !)A}
-:i t.r.51..i y
~CJ',OAY
r.,~1._y
y
'.DAY
T Ull.SDA\
llY
T It RS DAY ,.
Al
THOP: OAi'
AY
Tl('Jl!S!) y
Tli 01.Y
y
,.,
~ A y
• y
..
:.A t
.. 1
• A
l•I . .,.
I •
•
•
0 -
~AVING DI STRICT NO. 22
October 7, 19 14
O<!cerr.L•_r 17, 117~
January 197 ~
Jan.iar 1975
J•iiU•ry l(. 97~
Janu r y 20, 19 75
.. January 23, ] 97s;
.Jan..,arr 27. 1975
traary 3 . 1975
b r r~ 1H5
r rlJAr/ 17, 197!>
fet>n1ary 20, 1975
A;..r 1 7 , 1975
April 7, 1975
14-nl 10 . 197 5
llp l 14, 197>
April 17. 1 7 5
i>.pri 24. 197>
llFr> 1 lD, l9H
1.pril JO, H
• 5 , l q7
1 i . 9H
'· '7S
J . 2 , 1975
J I n
r l~H
List of stree ~s avai Lable for
Counc1 l
~~e~ting :1rm for f i..sca1 ser-
vi ces ar.d b ond handl>.nq
consJder resolution of intent t o
.~r• PavJ..ng DJJ~r~ct No. 22.
1rc pabl1ca lOn of »otice
Sc i::.ond pUblicat ion of Notice
Ma1 l Not.ice to all a ffe cted prop-
t..r y own rs .
Third oubl1cat1on of Notice
Publ1c n ar Jng on formation of
ouu1ct .. ,. cal /ltq.) 7'30 p .m.
Introduct1.on of a ill for an
o ~d1nance ci •~lnq the Dis~r1ct
r 11eation of bill for ord11~n c ~
cond re•d1n9 of bill for ordi.nanc
r1~ l publ i c• .t..on of ordLn&nce
Curb. qutt r, a1 dew~lk peralt cut-
e! f dat
Ol1c to co tractors and bond ••l•
autb r1~
Pu.bl1sh iir•L n o ice to contractors
•nd bond ~ou•••·
rlans an pecU'J c.tion.s .va.il&ble
ee ~o ic• o con rec ors and
bond ousea
T 1 r n tee o contractors and bond
o .... a •
Conat.
J cons rue ion b1d • 2:00 p.a.
p lie• 0 at
• de
bill
P·•·; av•rd
at7 :Jl)p.a.;
ord1na ce to
(bond• tAd
LO Mll
CM di n
tnic on
t -
le ·-of p )ec:L
,. -
\
• •
,
-
TO ·
•
• •
INTEll..OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
Andy Mccown , City Manager DATE : January 2 2, 197 5
FROM : Kells Waggoner
SUBJECT : PAVING DISTRICT 2 2
Attached are copies of the information which was sent
to property owners in the District on January 20, 1975.
Sincerely,
)Z«-tb ~
Kells Waggoner ~
Director of Public Works
KW/ls
A tachs: 5
• •
-•
0 I • -
City of Englewood
~~~-January _2_0_,~l-9~7 -5~~~~~~~
3400 S Elali St ree'.
Eng le wood Cotoraao 80110
'
'
•
Phone (303 ) 761·11 40
Dear Englewood Citizen:
The City Council has adopted a resolution describing the
City's intent to form Paving District No. 22. This Dis-
trict will be formed for the purpo se of construction and
improving curbs, sidewalks , and paving on certain streets
and alleys in your neighborhood and throughout the City
duri n g the swnmer of 1975. The cost for such improvements
will be assessed against the property to be benefitted by
these improvements.
Your property will be affected by these improvements, and
we i nvi te you to review the attached resolution. You may
have seen , or will see , markings on your curbs, sidewalks
or trees that are scheduled for removal. There are times
durin the course of construction that changes in rerooval
quanti ties may hav to be made.
May we request that you make any inquiries regarding the
P •1ng Dis rict by calling our Engin ering staff at City
II 11, 7 1-11 40, Ext. 220.
inv1 d nd a public h ring on th formation
Paving Dis ric on January 27, 1975, at 7:30 o'clock
C1 y Council Chambers in City Hall, 3400 Sou h
lnc r ly ,
n r
A this hearing, you will be invited tom ke
or con, regarding th 1mprov nt of 1tr t s,
would aff ct your prop rty.
.·
Publlc orka • •
-
I
•
•
••
•
•
0 I•
•
•ESOL.UTIOll 110. l 1••1•11f1S
A RESOLUTIOl'I OEC LARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL~ ENGLEWOOO.
COLORAOO TO CllEATE 4 SPEC IAL IMPIOOVEME NT OISTalCT IN THE (ITV TOeE DESIGNATED
AS PAV ING DISTRICT NO 72. 400PTING DETAILS ANO SPECIF IC ATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED
O IH R ICT ANO OROE NG P UBLIC AT ION ANO MA I LING~ NOTICE OF HEARING TO THE
OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY TO eE AS SESSE D FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN SAID DISTRICT
WHE•EAS the Cit y Counc.11 of Englewood Color.Oo, hH determined tt\et It 11 nec:et..,., to UMte e
•PK•l l 1m0f'O'lement d 1!.tr1Cf •1fh1" the City tor the PUrp0se of constructinQ •nd ln1telllnig 1tr-9 pew 1nt.
curb Ind gutter eno •KWw•t-. 1mpr-0¥emenh t09ether w i th neceuary incldllntel1, Oft certe1f'! 1trwtl encl
1¥ff'!Ufl H Mt t Ot""t •n ""'' rH0+1.1t t0n e nd to us.eu the co1t of the lrnprovetnef1t1 901tMt tM ~'
1PK11 1ly O.net teo b)' ,,.,., •mprovementt e nd 1ncl uoed w 1tt11n the d istrict , 1nd
W._.E R£ AS punue;nt tot~ Cf\arter of the City end Chapter 1 .. of the Munkl pel COO. of "'9 City, tM
C .ty Counc.11 "-' oeterm1f\ed to COf\struct end 1n1t1ll wch 1mprovement1, pro"ided ..,.,,.,, "-' n. Ctty
COL "Ctl s,f\ell c on1f0f'r 1 tt cwote\ts e nd ob ·ertlons that m1y be ~de I n conMCtion w ittl .._ proCJOMCI
rnprove~•• be'f0te ~~·nQ tM constructton ,,...,.eot , 1nd
WM lilE4 ovr' M to • ., order ot the C ity Council. the Ertglneil'f' of the City tor tfte pr_... IOIC .. I
•moro ... ernent e>ro1 t "'' Pf"tCNtrl'<i end tiled C>ftltm1n1r)' p l1 n1. speclflc1tlotts, fttimetft of cost. f'NIP\ encs
f\t<'VIH for the Pf'oPOteO 1mi)f"f'H1 .. ~h
llE IT RESOLVED llV THE C TV COU NC IL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO. COLOllAOO
I n11t tP\e Cit ~ Cnunc.11 f\H ~ttrnHf\elld there u"'' 1 nec:Hs•f'f tor the con1tructlot' end insteUetioft of
the t.trw1 oe ... 1,..9 c-ur and 9uuw and 1•dew1fll i mprovement\, togtthttr w ith necenary 1nc'-ttets. on
tt'lot.e t.trff~s end 1v~uu •"'i.ch ere more 1>ert1cul1rl 'f Ht tortt'I in the notice of heerino. and to «Mt••
1e>e< 11 tmPf"o-.erne-nt d11tr •c t for such ourDOM
1 Tf'lat t~ Env tneef" s r eports, t(l!Ott~ w ith the prel lmlnery det1lls, tipKIHcatlons. nt1mete&of Cott.
m •Pt end ~heOU I H preoered I nd M t J *'"" the City Clerk be Ind tM Mme .... hef"t'Oy .......... Ind
1 d0pted by the City C JV~.J tor v" ·"Hut cc-n\tructton and 1n st1ll1t!Of' of tt'9 lmpro~h to bl meele 1n ''oY .n.provt~I d•ttrl(
l That m1ter11ls to M u ua In co~)trucf1~ •nd in\t1ll1ng the prOCJOMd lmpro"""9nts.,. atetecl In t"9
Not+ce ~e j n1tte1' .et tort
• Tt'llt l ht IUeHmt"nh to bP ltw 1f'CI &91 1n1t tf\t property to be Included w l"'in tN dtttrk:t, for H id Im ·
'!:~:e:::.i',~~ ,':. ~ ~:!c~;~~;~,7''"~" ·~ ~~pri:e'n:~ =1 ~::~~~:";~~c~:':ielofd~~,~·
orov1ded rtowever that • .,~ O¥i;n.tt w nc; \hall pa~ tnt entire 1mount ot the HMHmtnt w1th1n Mid per iod ot
t i ~ t.n1 11 be entitled to 1n 1 110 .. 1nctot .5 of Int emountot theaneument lntNtv•nt 1nyOWMrot rNI
Hf tt 1f\1ll t11 I to~.,. the whole ot sue" a ~ ~t e91 1n1t hit property •ltt\ln uitd thirt)' ClllYt~ tMn the
w "M)fe CO\t of t.1 1d lm~"o vementt. '° 1nHsed e91lnst "''' l)f'operty 'ha ll be peyable in tllft 110) ectUll ennu1 t
.,''""""'"''of HUHment1 The Interest retr ·'" t ~e unr1ld 1n1t~11 ~"of HHtunentt w ill be nt1btl ,h· .a by ord1n1nce to bt 1d0ote<t b' the C1•y C ' :11 ata 11 er oate 1 hf' t int of u fd l n1t 1 ll~f'l t' of prlnc1pel
11\d 1l"lff'rtst 1hall be due ant1 ;>a\<ablf' tt • tov cl'\ ,,,,,, 1 1ney be O.term1rted 1n ano by tM euei.1ment or
ct ·nanct •nd the l'emainoer ot tM &"'In· e t 1n1•all ment1 ol prlnc1pal and lnt«nt shall be Gue eftd e>ev1blt •Vi ctn•'t'el1 on the wmf' d&Y •n eacti v~•' f ht>rtelter 1.ontll 1 11 are petd In tutl
5 That the pre>perty to u1eued '" u 1d 1mprovem@ntt 1n111 be the Drop9rty 1pecl1tly t.n.fited by
H·O 1mC)f'ovement1 nd 1nc:uded w 1tt-.n tne 1morovemef'\f d11trkt 1nd more perttcularty Cllt<rlbed In IM
Not <U her elnetter HI fort!'\
That lhere t.ha ll be orepered a n orC11n ance creat•ng w ithin the corporete llmth of tt\t City,• spec11 I
Improvement d 1stnct to M li;nc'4'n as Paving 0 1strle;t No n . providing tor "'9 con11ructlon .,..-in1111t1tiot\
of tt'lt 1mprovel'N'rt 1 .1 , df\rrtbt'CI in tPi1s Re1olut1on and In 1cCOf'ctance w ith tn. prehm1nery report
plan1 ,,.,.,:'II 11>K 1t 1c tlon1 CH'JA1l 1 and"' .,,~te1. ot co'" of the Eng•"""· Nreln rt1errtd to .no now on
file In the ott1ce ot •he Director ct P •ttl•c wo~-., Tht propioud ord•nenc1 w ill De con\i*"ed for pa11119« Of'I
f1r1t ,.. ao1ng by lht C ity Counc il •' ,. 'f9ul1n ,.,,ee1 1n; thereof to be held on February l. lt7S
1 Not•ce o• the pubtlc helrin; 0"" ...... crta1·on ot the d11trict 1h•lt be pubh1hed once• W.-for""" •H"'' ·~ n91ewooo Herald set, '" 1 • nt'•'Pllperot gentf1l circul1•1on in the City ln adctitiort, I COP'r'
•u<~ •ice '"-II be -n111~ l)O\tege P'~e»a•d to eech known ow~ of r M I prOMftY w 1th11"1 tM twOOoMd a.,,,..,t
Tnto P'lf>f1 1Md not+c t 'hill be tn \ub tal"ltt1 Hy tt\t tollow•"9 form
NOTICR
OF Tf' I NT NT IO TO CllE4TE < ~p CIAl IMPROVEMEN T DISTRICT I N ENGLEWOOO
COLO 400 TO II ttNOW AS PAV ING O t'1111CT NO n FOii THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCT ING
""0 IN TALLI NG ST fF~ PAI/ING (U ,.8 ANO GUTTEll ANO SIOEWALK IMPllOllEMEN T
TOG fT .. "WITH Nf c r ssA y "' IOE .. T AL ON CE RTAIN STllEETS ANO AVEN UES Tt4Ell IN
ANO 0~ A PU9l t( M SflN( T M F. ~£(')N
••• O•"tft ~ r t1I "'''' *"" f'' p.,rtr 'Wf••nattt'f ctnc:r.Ded e ncl elf Pff"°"' .-ne<•llY .,... IW!f .. .,
t • N t 1 t t City Cou";11 ,• t .. •>41 :t ':"c 10f'tCli"" "'"' "'to It n °"*" -..., ~ pr•hmlna r;
f'*I ·1 '""' 11\Cf •Of<'•hc 1t 1~' c. • ' C.l')l"'•rvct.°" o• '''"' oev•nt CliH'b a"Cf ..,...,.. ef"ld ''*-•H• 1m
Of't'•t"""' '' 1n ll"ICI tor 1 orC)CM! •J ••~.::•I 1,.,0l'O'ot•~' G·1•r.ct *'"''" tt'le tOflJIO'•t• """t' of E"9*1WOOd
t • to M Ill"{' ... " es Pet1 ll'\<) l I (_t N n S• -d pet'lO"l .,. '""~ "°"' tO Hf .. ~
t MPfO"' '"""*' • t'f' ~,, •Mor '"''11•., er• •• teoo..,.
I fl' t'\ery tr•0·ft1 .,._, fH I•' " t•••nt W •t 6 • c~ct• ,, •• tMM (Ot.tfM eNf 2 Hot\alhC
CP<1t·• turf• con rftfll ••''• , 9 '""' •"-' f'Ot 1 1r HOy ttt•'-f ,..._, ••• ••
OVf .. tl l " I In( t'tl •ll Ofl' ,.,_,. t I r/11 f't9 "'fft, l"O IV
•ROM
•
w .. tt•ol'-'"'
Tt,...5• •
...,. cu, Li""''
tll 0.1Cr• _ ....... ol .. , . .,....,,,, .. .. .. ......... -· ltltfA.._ ...........
ft St .............
5-1 , .... ,
• •
,
-
•
••
•
•
0
•
1 Nec•tHry 9redlno end e•c.1v1t10f'. pev1n9 w 1tn I " comP9cted gravel beM courw Ind J" esph11tlc
conc ret 'ur t e c• c.oncr-ete wa lk'-c urb 1nd (Jutt•r where not 1lreedy ln1t1lled, t09t:ther with IP·
punen1n< "' 1nd 1nc1oent11 on the t o110 ... 1n9 ttrttfJ a nd evenves
ON FROM TO
Wttt tu tic•"'" E HI tide of South West side of South
Te 1on St Raritan St
W~t Cornell • ... e Eut t Otot SOUth Eut side ot Soutt.
e1ori St Shoshone St
SO<Jt E la tlSt SOI.Ith t ·deot "'"'' North side of WHt
Ya l e Av BeteiA ve
Wett Marnrd Ave Ee't S•deot South WHt side of South
Rar +tl " St Pecos St
Soutn ~ a r11 1n St South t ide ot Wett North side of West
Warrt"n Ave Il iff Ave
Sou th R er 1t1n St South s ide ot Weit North Side of West
Har'lard Ave Yale Ave
Wett Warren Ave East side of !.outn West side of South
Te1on St A1r l t1n St
W ettWeth~y A11e E Hf st de of Sou th west t ide of South
Rar 1t1n St Pecos St
l NKesHrr preperet1on of c>rHent \u rface overler 1n9 ot ume w ith two·1nch HPheltlc concrete. end
concrete wallo cur bt and ouUen where not prnently 1!HSeQu1te togett'ler w ith appurt~ences and other
1nc 1dt!"111 I wor lir. cm th• fo llo wing \trtttt e nd evenuM
ON FROM TO
I I S?t.J •h 8 nnod; St South t ide ot We\f North side of W.st
Tutti Ave Union Awe
Soutl'I Pear l St Sou th s ide' of Ea\t North \ide or East
Tutti Ave Union Ave . , South WHhlngton St Sou th s ide of Eut N orth s•de or East
!tte ntord Ave Tut ts Ave
b The aencriot•on ot the prcpo\ed district ano the oroperty to bl aunMd •I"' tN cost ot the 1m
orove'T'ltnh 1or1 11 be e l1 of the reel Pt'Ooerty front ing CM" a tting on the 1trnts end elleys t>etwttn the ter
rn •n nere.noetore de ~cr1 btd 1nclud 1n4J tne r ea l c>rOPf'rtr l#•ttun one nelt 1 •12t blocll. of such \trttts ·~
a Ht"' Ad 1vstmenh tor the aUHSmtont ot c~sts w II~ ""•ditto 1r r tQular Ind odd sheped loh end oercet\
n• prooertv
tc The pre>o.blt 10•111 cost ot '"'' '"" fOve~nts 1., be construc t~ end 1n1t1lled It 1 1 o.6,900
•a The orobeblt a mount ot tf'lt totat o\t ..,,,,,,, t City she ll DI V is 1ppro11mately t111.1.SO
t Tne ba la nce ot the tote! co\t wt\'"'., not ~ b~ !ht Ci ty ot Envlf'wOOCI w ill be HtHWO e9••nst the
D'O ~rty SPK. elly benefited by !ht 1 rnotov@~nts a nti +nclUCS.O within !he D1\tr1ct Probebfe costs C»f'
front foot tor u 1a 1mprov•ment • are a \ to110'*' ••Oh It Ol •'t\Q on streets l6 w •dt • •~ )
ASPhllt S)8 "¥"1"91 Of'l S"tth U ... df t i end l
1 Asphel9 ovf'rl •r D1 vmq on 1trtt1s. 36 * d•
P••'l\O ,, ott\tf w ldt"' t.r\111 brt 1n prOOOfl•on to the• ve ~st 1mate
; ,,.. a. c rr:i • lir. Tre>t I
41 tti .. C •f'f:l wa ·-. -Ti;pt 11
Vf'~' a l 1 f eotd 9"ttf't
\ ,, ....... 'lllr •
'1) IS "" front toot
Ul t2 per frOf'lt toot
U 61 per ''°"' toot
I 10 19 P@'f' front IOO'
1 12 s• per''°"' t oot
'1 OI per tr°"t too t
'1 ., per tronl too• • ,,., •·•b
f"-S• ' •"''I
12 51 oer square too ~
tor 1nstw t~ collection •N.•Wn••'' ano 1n ttoreST es orow 10
~·M \'CMS ot cor ner '°''•''"'" wtd 0 1•lt1(t St\all be HMSW'd
..,_. or JOO o t \UCh '"'f'f'SKhOf'S lftd COi~ toh wh•C heVtf 1S
f''f•h COf\ltHt!d °" \UC.ft pr rt1H
• I bed·•·ded 1'\IO ,,. • r e Ue l '~s •f\d ISMSS"'4tf'lfl ••I ·
• •
"
-
I
•
• •
•
• •
(fit> Any person !M1 lrlng to ~heard UpOn the llMJe of the C:rtetlo:i Of tfte dlttrlct Of UOOf'I fM COfUtrUC·
tlon. ln1tell1tlon or lmorowem9"t of the lmprovement1 invol•erd, may •e>peer •f the time 8ftd pl.c;e Mt tor
the public Mering thereon for tfllet PUrpo11
(I) A m10, estim1t1 Ind 1chedule showing the 1ppro•lm.t1 •mount to be HMIMCI. eftd eH rH01ution1
at'ld procffdlno1 will be on me 1nd un be seen and u1mlned by 1ny peraon lnter"f9d et "'9 Office Of the
Director of Public Work1 1t any t lmt during bu1if'IH1 hours on or prior to ttte dlite of Mering
01ttd fht •tt'I d1y of J1nuuy. 1975
I SEAL J
Publi sh In EJtQl-.ood H.,-11d-Sentine1
P ubh1h on J1nu1ry 9, 16 1nd 7l. 1975
11 1 Kart NolteMiertter
Di rec tot of F in1nc1
Eng-.Col0<eclo
I A copy of ttw notice wtuch will be pu01i 1hed shell '''° M milled to n<h Pf'OOllf'ty OWMr to be 1nc.IUO·
ed w 1th1n the d istrict end ....-no w ill be HM1Sed with the cost of ttw unprov1rnet1t1
9 Should 1ny one or more HCtion1 or Pf'O'l i11ons of this ltnolution be luctlc1lly etefmiMcl lftw e lid or
unenforcffble, 1ucfil dete-rm 1net1on shell not effect, impelr or lnw•lldete IN r~ifti ftg provi•toft1 ...,...eof,
the i ntention belngi ttt•t the wer 1ous prow lsions hereof ere Mvereble.
AbOPTEO ANO APPROVED Thi s 6th dey of Jenuery, 1t7S
CSE ALI
ATTEST
s Kar l NollenMrger
Director of F i nance
•.
• •
-
SUIJllCT1
...
c
•
•
llmM)lllllCI
r•tOMMMIM
Andy Mccown, City Manager
Kells Waggoner
•
0
•
TREES IN THE PAVING DISTRICT (22)
January 23, 1975
It is my understan ding that the previous program for the
City's replacing trees which were removed in connection
with sidewalk and paving districts, has been discontinued;
anc I am now wondering if the City, under the Section B
costs of the districts, is willing to replace trees that
have been removed because of the installation of sidewalks
or paving of streets. There are several trees in Paving
District 22 which will have to be removed if those blocks
remain in the District, and we have been asked by at least
one citizen if the City will replace the trees.
~Sincerely~
-~
K lla Waggoner
Dir ctor of Public Works
KW /ls
•.
• •
-
NOTE 'SIOEWALK
DISPLACED DUE
TO TREE ROOTS
RED "A" MARKS ON
•
0
•
EXTERIOR OF OAMAG 0 ALK
M ANS PROPERTY OWNER CH ARGED
F R MOVAL ANO REPLAC MENT
, .
.. '
• •
,
]-
•
•
(,
llftll..OMCI
fWlC .. NDHM
Andy Mccown, City Manager
•
0 t•
•
DATI: January 22, 1975
PllOM: Kells Waggo~er
IUIJllCT1 PAVING DISTRICT 22
'
•
Attached is a petition which I received on January 21, 1975
requesting the withdrawal of the 4 500 block s. Acoma from
Paving District 22. The petition is signed b y all of the
property owners on the block except five. (There is a total
of 23 properties.)
The petition also states that there is two inches of asphalt
on a substantial base. We find this to be incorrect accord-
ing to the five test holes we drilled in the block, two at
the north end, two at the south end, and one in the middle.
These tests showed, consistently, no base, with the following
results in asphalt thickness: l", 1 1/2", 1 1/2", 2" and
2 1/4".
Attached is a map showing which owners did, and which did not,
sign the petition; also shown is the test hole information.
Sincerely,
'?{( M~-
Kells Waggon r
Director of Public Works
KW/la
Attachs .
"' -. .
• •
·,
. ,
-w.
__ ..
. •
,.
L_..:. ____ ~_J
STANFORD
--:::-"' --.r-<:
'-J-.~ ,;·
48
•
0
•
L ___ · _
AV E.
I •
_ _J L _
' .. ...
-~ •1 ~ ., (
___ · _' _· _· . .:.i.· ·: '
I ~· .. ;~
I .
. ,.
t -.-L-.
-•. ----
t-=_;
...
~ . ... .... ~ ,., ~ . .
I ..
.. ( ... '·:.
.?. •• ,.. *~ ,_-
. ~ . . . ~-.
... . ..
'·
••
.... . "
Wo the -,"'f!e..-q ,.,,.:
r. ... een'" "'ubAi• 1"1"n
.,~ .. 'l 'llloelf 4
~~:2-3 "'L: ~
3 3 -:3'1 ::;.
.;;-..~ ~s ... ~ ~ "L-
JJ-:r-;;(_
-7 -~ ....
~ • '!>~
/..fC ·i/f :i
'/_(. ~I .;l_
",; -.,.. -..
t.. ~ -..,, ""> . z.
Y -i; ... ......
----
•
•
• •
' l •, '1 -; .r.· !t U 1"-"'N
rf.f't f ./ /lanrA
;.5Js-b, .. c~
.tl.s,25 0, de//"*=
Lf t.,~ o..G4f\4
.. 1 .. , ,. "I " ...... "(• ) ,,.,,....... ,.
....
, ~· .
• •
.LiLl_.,.... / ..., ---
r /-/J_
I I -'_.,
/;/ ·...L f-..;J.. • ./ --·
!3· /tf. _
t.i" -I ,"""\
1-5
_L.f __ _
---'-'-
j ..-,
~-~ -
_2_:_:.t -
1..J. -I j
l~:_.l ''
•
I
I
_ _j_
I
I
I •
I
I
__ j __
_J __
•
0 !• -
fl
r ··-· _-.. ·;\ \ \" ·. \
i I ~ .. .).. f-... zr. ':
~ __LC~.-·-·--.J L'..: .. --·-·-·-· .•.
N"lrne
•.
• •
f
•
•
0 -
TBB SW&DISH MEDICAL CENTER
~01 East H•mpdtn Avenue. Engltwood. Color:Jo ~0110 / Td<ph""' 1'0'1 7f.1.(l<i»
January 15, 1975
Mr. James Taylor, Mayor
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mayor Taylor:
Re: Request for Removal of 3400
Block Emerson South From Paving
District
On behalf of the Board of Truateea, Swediah Medical Center, I would respect -
fully request that the 3400 block of Emereon Street eouth be removed from the
paving diatrict. Swediah Medical Center own a all of the property on the east
boundary of the aforementioned block and all but four (4) lots on the west
boundary. We are currently negotiating with the owner of the remaining prop -
erties and would be hopeful of concluding the purchase within the very near
future.
We are currently working with a sit -planning consultant to develop a com -
pr hensive plan for the area bounded by Clarkson on th west , Girard on
th north, Corona on the east, and Hampden on the aouth . Our preliminary
analysis would uggest a recommendation to th City of Englewood that Emer -
son Stre t be vacated and incorpor ted into th master plan . It is for th i
r ason that we r requesting at thia tim that th street not lnclud d n
th pavin dlatr ct .
• •
,
-
,.
Mr. James Taylor
January 15, 1975
•
0
•
2.
We appreciate your patience and understanding and would be pleaeed to sub-
mit any further data or to appear at the public hearing on January 27th if this
would be conllidered neceaaary.
Sincerely,
.L~d
Executive Director
sd
. ..
,,, -
•.
• •
• 'IONOAY
TULSDi\Y
MO DAY
THURSDAY
':'llUJ<S[J y
!oi<)'liDAY
, HIJIL~UAY
U\. 'ft);,y
NOAY
TUURSDA\
11Y
Tl RSDAY
DA
AY
THU t;AY
NLJAY
Tlf D \
Ti DAY
y
..
.. 1
"
•
•
0
•
~AVING DI STRICT NO-22
ctober 7. 1974
Dcccrncx.:r l 7, 1;74
January 6, 1975
Janu.ar 9, 1975
January l 1975
January 20, 19~~ -Janu.ary 23. 1975
Janu rr 27. 1975
r !;,ruary 3, 1975
1tiruary 6, 1975
rebruary 17, 1975
rebru•ry 20, 19 75
11pri 1 1, 1975
Apnl 7. 1975
Apr 1 l 10, 197S
l\pl 11 l4, 1975
Apnl n, 1975
Apnl 2', 75
A ri l )0, 7S
II nl 10, 1975
•1 !'>, 1'175
•• l ~
l•. l'tH
J un . I n
l "
List of streets available f or
Counc1l
Sc~ec ting firm for !~seal ser-
nces and bond handhn g
Con s1der resolution of intent to
iorm Pavi.ng D~strict No. 22.
Firs p ublication of tk>tice
Mail ~otice Lo 11 affected prop-
Lrt.y owner a.
Third publication of Notice
Publ ic hearing on formation of
D1 str1ct. {special Mtg.) 7;)0 p .m.
lntroduc ion of a bill for an
ordinance creating the District
l'ubllca ion of bill for ordu Jnc
cond reading of bill for ordinanc
rtnAl public&tion Of Ordinance
Cur • JUtt.er, sidewalk pernut cut-
off Jue
ic to con~r•ctora And bond ••le
autbcr1 zed
P l1• f1r•t notice to con rac ors
arid bon houa a .
S cond not.l e to c tree or• and
bond house•
Th1rd notice o con r ctors and bond
0;..4• •
p
ot
n conatrue1:.~on b1da 2:00 p.a.
11ca•ID1' ot
••
t. 0
• d
f Z:OO p.11.: evard
at l :JO p.a.;
to% OT in.nee to
nd• (bond• ted
1 to .. u
inel re.edi
..,t -p
leUOft i'
•.
\
• •
,
-
TO ·
•
• •
INTER-OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
Andy Mccown, City Manager DATE : J anuary 22, 197 5
FRO M· Kells Waggoner
SUBJEC T: PAVING DISTRICT 2 2
•
Attached are copies of th e i n fo rmati on wh i ch was sent
to property owners i n t he District on J anuary 20, 1975.
Sincerely,
)~tb ~
Kells Waggoner ~
Director of Public Works
KW /ls
Attachs: 5
• .
• •
•
•
•
•
City of Englewood
•
January 20, 1975
D ar En glewood Citizen:
3 400 S Elati Str e•
Englewood Coloraa o 80110
Phone (303 ) 761-1140
T h.e City Council has adopted a resolution d es c rib ing t he
City's intent to form Paving District No. 2 2 . This Dis-
trict will be formed for the purpose of construction and
improving curbs, sidewalks, and paving on certain s t reets
and alleys in your neighborhood and throughout the City
duri ng the summer of 1975. The cost for such improvements
will be assessed against the property to be benefitted by
these improvements.
Your prope rty will be affected by these improvements, and
we invite you to review the attached resolution. You may
have seen , or will see , markings on your curbs, sidewalks
or trees that are scheduled for removal. There are times
during the course of construction that changes in r emoval
quantities may have t o be made.
May we request that you make any inquiries regarding the
Paving Dis rict by calling our Engin ering staff at City
Hall, 761-1140, Ext. 220.
You re invited to attend a public hearing on the formation
o this P ving Dis rict on January 27, 1975, at 7:30 o'clock
p .m. in th City Council Chambers in City Hall, 3400 South
El t1 S re t. At this hearing, you will be invited to make
ny coMl'1 n , pro or con, regarding th improvement of stre ts,
h coat of wh ich would ffec your prop rty .
ire r ly,
/ii.~~---·
o r of Public Work s • •
,
-
-
•
•
•
•
0 -
RESOLUTION 110. J S•lll•I Im
A RESOLUTION DEC LAR ING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD.
CO LORADO, TO CREATE 4 SPECIAL IM P"°V E MENT DISTRICT IN THE CITY TOBE DESIGNATED
AS PAVING OIHRICT NO 12, ADOPTING DETAILS ANO SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PROl"OSEO
DISTRICT. ANO OROER ING PUBLICATION ANO MA ILING OF NOTICE OF HEARING TO THE
OWNERS OF THE PROPE RTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN SAID DISTRICT .
WHEREAS, the Cit y Council ot Englewood Color •do, hH Gett"rmined that It Is neceuery to crMte e
•PK-1•1 i mprovement d 1str1ct within tht CUy , tor the purpose of coMtruc11~ end ln1talflng 1treet pevlng,
c urb and gutttr and iidewahc. 1mpro,..ements tooetMr w ith neceuary inc lc1entel1, on cet1ein 1treets and
a"'"~' a s ttt forth In nus re1oh.1t1on . and to auen the co1t of the imorovements evaln1t t"9 property
spec1a ll¥ ben•flted by the ll'T\Pf"O"ements end 1nc luoed w ithin the d istrict; and
WME RE AS, puriuant to the Charter of the Ci ty and Cha pt~ 1• of tnt Munklpel Code of tM City, the
City Council s determined to const r1.1 ct end 1n1ta ll )uch 1mprovement1, prowkMd ho'#e¥9f', tMt the City
Cov ncll shall cons1def a ll protesh and Ob 1ect1on1 th•t m•y be m.m in connedion with the proc;M>MCI
lmprovemenh t.fOf't o rder 1"9 tht con1tr uct1on thereof ; end
WH E R AS, DUrlU8nf to•" order of the City Council, the Enolneer of the City for the P"oCIOMCI IPK••I
Improvement pro1ect nu pr~pe reo enc:I tiled Pft'l 11.,1n•ry plen1 1oeciflation1., ntlmetn of cost, tneP' end
1ochedulH for the P,-OPOsec:I l fT'IPM VPtnenl s.
BE IT RESOLVED !IY Tt<E C 1TV COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO
1 Th•' tf'1t Ci t y Cou ncil he1 oeterrr.ine<I there e•11t1 e neceu1ty tor the con1truction and i n1teUetion of
the 1trfff oavl ncJ cur b end 9 u tttr aM sioewalk lmpro¥ement1. t09etNr with MCtnery l ncldentel1. on
t se '''"'' and •""'UH .. ~1c h ere more pArtlculerty 1et forth in tt'le notice of hffrint. •nd to crfft• •
,pee.al 1mprovemf'nt d istr ic t tor s uch purpose
1 Thet the EnQ 1nttr"s repart1.. l<'Q~lhf>r w ith the pnllm1n1ry df'tells. speclfk.lltlon1. nt1metft of COtt ,
m ept 1no 1'Chedulel preoared end fileJ with the City Clerk be •nd ttw same .,.., hereby ...,ovec1 end
1dooftl<I by t M Cit y Counc.•t tor usf' 1n the crnc.truction end 1n1t1ll1tion of tM lrnprov~t1 to be medt i n
~•..., 1n -.provem~I d11lrit 1
l Thet mt1erla ll to~ u Hd In con,truct1ng end l n1tell1"9 the prOQOMd improvemtf'lt' WI' l f11ted In the
Notice herei ne1ter HI forth
4 Thet the 1u1n~nts to bP lt'lf ir<l l'Ol 1ns1 th• property to be incl uded w lthift tM di1trkt. t or Htd 1m·
.,er~:~::;::~',~~~,: ~":o~;~c~!~0~~,7~~~:,':11~prdoa:,•n:~ :=1 :::~~~~~;:~ci~':.:'d:~1~:
pro¥ided. ho~ever thet i nt 01i1Vner wnt1 \ha ll PDl the t'r\l1re amount of the HMHrntnt w ittun said period ot
h m e, •hall be ent itled to e n 1 llc•anceot S'tl. ot the amovnt of tne esseument. In tMewent any OWft9f of rHI
11tete shall t•1t to pa y the wholt' of suet\ usttlfTl~nt 1911 inst his property '#ltftl n sald tf'lirty day&.. tMn the
wnote co st of H •d lmOl'OVt"'*"'h so HHUed e9a1n1t h it pr~ty )h•tl be peyat>le 1n ten t IO> .,qvet eitnual
lnttallmer.ts of 11stutnef'ltt The lntertlt ra1 ,. t.n the unreld hi11-ill · lentl of HMf,lmef'lh w ill • ntabli1h·
t'd by ordinance to be aooo-•ect D' 1ne C1•y Cou1 ~II et• I• e r O•t• 11 1,. f1flt ot Y id l nsteUmtntt. of prlnc ipel
end interest \ha ll be dut a nt1 ~t •b l a • \lJ Ck t ime., 1ney be determined 1n and tty tM eHftlme-rtt Of ·
d ·ne nce and the remainoe,. o~ thf' '""~'•' inst•llrnenh ot prlncipt1I and ln,..,nt shall bl due and peyettle
l ucc.es11 vl'IY on M Hmf' Cl .., ·fl ~ec h y.a1 t hf'reatter \.lnt 1I all ere oekl In full s That th• property to 1uesM!d ...... u1d 1rnproveme"'' \halt be tfte property t l>K a lty benefited by
s•·d 1mprovemtH"" 1nc:t 1nc ·"'4~ w ·tt"tt\ thl 1morovement ch1tr1Ct and more partkula rty 411ner le.d lttOW
Notice Mre1natter 1tt tort
• Tt1at thff"• 1hall t» pre-pereO •n oro1ne nce crNt1n9 w 1th1n the coroor•te tl m its of• C•t'f, a tPKla l
1tnpr o¥ement 0 11tr<:t to bf ti nc-.n a s P1vl niJ O 'tric t No n. prov1din; tor tM cot1,truction ltf'Cl lft1tellat~
of tfte 1 mprowefTW'~h 1 11 otvnbfd 1n ttus flHOlvftOt\ and 1n eccorctence w ith tM pr-ellmtfta'"Y ,.,port
plaf\\ m e p1 si»eiltc t •Of\I ~'•11\ a nd "' l"l'1llltH of co1r\ of tM E1'91nMr. Mreln r.._,recl to 9nd now on
fll e •n tM omce ot tht o.,.KtOt" ot P•ftll •c W""'' Ttu!o o r ord1Mnce ••II tte cot11oiWt"ed tor ••M91 on
''''' rt•chno b'r tt-e (11y Covnc•I at • 'f19 1.1 1flr "" •' "~ tMrtof to be ._,d ori Februwv l. 1tn
1 No•ic t o• 'h• PVbh< ~n n.; O" • .., .. r r u• on of the ct11trtet 1halt bl pubh•"" once a....._ for~, ..
•ffll.t. "t f\f ln~' t-t f"'•id ~tf ,,,, ~ a ,,,.,,,paper of 9•~•1 c 1rcvlett0n ln the City lft eddltioft. 1 t GPY
of wen M t •U \f\e ll be""-•' f'd OO\tege prep ,., to tKf't •n n owner~ rMt P<oPlrlv ••"'•n tM prOllOMd
o.11r1't
'"' Pilbh1'f\ed not -c e th•lf bl' i n wNtt"lt••ll Y t toOow•"9 form
MOT IC a
OF T,. I NTENT IO N TO C~EUE • SP (14L IMPROVEMEN T DISTRICT 111 NGLEWOOO
COl Oll AOO TO I ltNOWH AS PAV ING 01\T ll lCT NO n FOR TH "UR~E Of' COf;ST RUCTING ... o ... fAlLI NG n r r P•JI NG CU Rii ANO G UTTER AND SIOEWALI( , .... llOVE•ENT
TOG r T .. "WIT H N r \A v I •OE•HALS ON t llTAIN STR EETS ANOAVEMUU THE RE IN
A.Jr\ilO OS" A P Ui l '( ._. "'-<l "-C lM f!' ON
&11 o• s Of 'H ' nta •t e-,.d r •tp.tr t y N<•·"•'ttf dffcftMCf a ncs 1 11 per'°"' f'!"""•lly a re fttf.Ot ~ t ~ th.at •tw: C•tv (owft .t • C , .. 2 c c' d" °"" f'\t to tt "orff't' "'-' ~ .,-•hm•l\et;
df>•a" a f'll ~ \Pf( ti( t • !lb' l!)Olf U(t ..,_ 4 ,+rMt M••l'WJ tutb a-"CI .,._, efMil ..... a lti im
Of •t ~•l 1n , .... 'Of a CM' !1 •r f \,, I ,,.. e ve t ••\tt l(t •· •ft ""' COf'Def•t4' hft'l•t' .. E"O ......
CoJor to e-~ • •av•ftO I •'fl( t n ~a 4 M"t arl' furttwf'" ftOM H el tot t
.a J 'f "\!O ~ "f U(lfiG Ot 1•a l MM_.I foti I
't .. ...,.,,. t' •• f'H I•" V\. "" "'.. • C-Of'l\Pe<-fed tf••et beM c-ourw.,.. ,,. • 1f l(
•ll'fa<t• <Oft ••• ..,,,-. t rt> "4 t""'-°' •hltt • l"Ot a 1rtMy ~"''••·tf -., .,,. ep
... 1 11\0 *"' .,.,a • .,.. # ' • ttf •"411 .... .., '
• •
-
•
•
•
-
1 Nec.enary grading end uc•"1t1on, paving w ith I " compacted gravel bne courM encs J " asphaltic
concrete surface, concrete walks, curb and gutter where not etreedy installed ; t~t,,_,. with ap
purtenances and l ncidentets on the f ollowing '''*'"' and avenues
ON FROM TO
Wes.t side of South Weit Bia tic A11e Eut s ide ot South
Te1on St Raritan St
west Cornell Ave Easts.1deofSouth East side of SOutn
Te1on St Shoshone St
Souttt E !atl St South s ide ot w est North side of Wut
V ale Ave Bates Ave
West Harvard A"e East side ot South Wes.t side of SOutn
Rar itan St Pecos St
South Rar it an St South side of West North side of West
Wa rrenA"e llltfAve
South Rarllan St South s ide o f WHt North Side ot West
Harvard Ave Vale Ave.
West Warren Ave Eut side ot south West side of South
Teton St Raritan St
West Wesley Ave East s ide of South Wei.t ''de of South
Ra n tart St Peco' St
l Nec.tuarv preparation of prHent h Jrtace overtav1ng of iame with two·inch HPh•ltlc concrete. end
concrete wan .. ,, cur bs, a na gutten where not pruently aa~uate together with appurten•ncu end other
1nc1 dental work on tht fo llowing "rtth and 8\ltt nues
ON
S?Ut,, Bannock St
Sou th Pearl St
South Washington St
FROM
Soutn '1de of We\t
Tutt' Ave
South "oe of Eut
Tutt'A"'e
~ou th \1de of Eut
Stanford AYt
TO
Nort,, t ide of West
Un ion Ave
Nortf't tide ot Ea1t
Un1onAYt
Nortfl t ide ot Eett
TuH,AYe
1 b l The deucription ot "" orooosed 01ttr1ct ""° the property to be aunMd w itft tM cott ot tM 1m
proYe,.,,ent' sha ll be allot the reel property front ing or abofH"9 ~the ttrtth and •lleyi ~t~ the te r
min. f'\ere1nbftore described 1nc tvo1ng tM ru l property w1th1n one helt 111 2 1 block. of wch itrHh 1M
1ilt'fl Ad1u1•men t1 tor the aneument of'~''' ·..,111 t>e "'t<le to 1•re9ular and OOd thaped lott ano per ce li
t Pf'operty
1c The Pt"OO.ble total cost of tM 1mpr0Yemet1h t ., be constru<ted end 1n1ta lht<1''1 1 o.16.toO
fO, The protw.ble a mount ot the toH•I cot w1·11 ch the City inall pey '' a0Qroa1mately 1 '11.150
e l Tne balance ot the total cost wtHch •Snot 0•1d b't' tttt City ot £ncJl•wood w ill be .. M\MCI e911n1t the
property H>e<1a liy t>ene11lfd by "'' 1morowement1 1 nd 1ncl ud4-d w 1th1n the 01,tr1ct Probeble tMtl oer
front toot f(t( H id 1mpr0Yement1 •rt a t follows
AtM•" Pl:'W •nQ on '''ff'' 36 W•d• • and 21
Asphalt Pli"'"V on '''""' " •• e fl and J J
111 H per tront foot
12J IJ Pl" tront toot
16 62 per front toot 1 Asphalt o¥tr lay oav•no on strttts 36 11r1dt
P1v1no of other widths "tall C)e 1n proportion to the •bOve ~st 1 mate
• th•<lo. torbwat• tvoe I
\ 10 1' per troftt toot
"l 51 per front toot
11 OI .,. tront too~
17"' Ptr front too•
• tho curb•alk -Ty~ 11
Vert •c a l <urb l"d gutter
S· ,.,...,.._ • ""' e
6 ,,,>(~ c .n< rtt• slab U 51 Ptf souar• toot
fOf' 1n sOP<t 1on colle<.tion 1nc1dtntel1 aN;1 1n ttrHt H ptOY •O &II flt ~ates t •CIUCM: the S I• perunt ,.
f'O DY' a* ltw cutt of cwiw 1nQ to be conttruttfl't •tof\9 the t lOl'l of corl'Wf' k)tt w1t h1n \l•d Oittrict tt\all be HMU.0 ••"''pr tH *'"''"~halt 11 l block or of su<:f'I ""'"''e<tion\ encl corner~'' •h•CNw~ ~'
tm• ,,,, O' a tOf\t bat •\ 1n •ccordance •·' ._,..,,,,, contf'rrt!d on 1>UCh prooert1t'l
( !"I "'"'•"'' 1' btocll.orJOO t.ec:••on. MO·w•Of'dtnt '" t l per•l .. l lOfttl•~HMUmtf'ls•·ll
bf' the to11 ••ft') tNS1t
ht lont' • on \trHt ot a.f'nut:
"' -
•
-•
• •
on Anr person ctes.lrlng to be heard upon th1 11we of the creation of the district or uoon tM con1truc·
tlon. ln1t all1t lon or Improvement of the Improvements lnvolYed , m•v eppear et the time end plec. set for
the publi c heerlng thereon for ttt1t purpose.
(I> A m1p, tstlmate ind lChedule showing tht 1pproxlm1te amount to be HMSMd, aftd all rt10luHons
•nd e>roc:Hd lngs wlll be on file end c.1n be sttn and fXlmlntd by any perMJn lnternted 1t ttw Office of tM
Oi rKtor of Public Works at any t ime d1.1r 1ng buslntn hOurs on or prior to the d9te of Mering.
01tld the 6th Ny of January, lt7S
I SEAL I
Publlsh In Eflt91hf00d Her1ld·Sentinel
P uol1 sh on J1nu1ri1 9, 16 and 23, 1'75
''' Karl Nolll'ftbff91r
D lrlfdof of F 1n1nct
Eng-. Color-
I A copy of the notice which w ill be publi shl'd shell 1lt.0 b9 malled to M<h proo-rtr owner to be il'\CIUO ·
l'd within the d i1trlct and who w ill be HMned w ith the COit ot the improvemenh
t Shoutd any one or more H<t1on1 °'provis ions of this lltnolutlon be IUd ic.elty clltermf"9d ittvahd or
unentorcNbl1, wcf'I ctete<m •n•fi on 1ne11 not effect, fmpeir or 1nv•lldete the remeinint pro•lslons Nttof.
tne intention be ing th•t the v•r1001 prov is ions hereof ere wverabJe.
AC>oPTEO ANO APPROVED This 6th d•Y Of J1 nuery, lt7S
I SEAL J
ATTEST
'' / Ku I Noll~berger
Director of F ln•nce
11 1 J1met Teylot
Mayor
,, -
•
• •
I
-
luaJllCTa
•
•
INTIM>fRCI
tW•OINIDUM
And y Mccown, City Manager
Kells Waggoner
•
• •
DA11:
TREES IN THE PAVING DISTRICT (22)
January 23, 1975
It is my understanding that t h e p revious progr am f or the
City's replacing trees which were remo v ed in c o nnec t ion
with sidewalk and paving districts, has been discontinued ;
and I am now wondering if the City, under the Section B
c osts of the districts, is willing to replace trees that
have been removed because of the installation of sidewalks
or paving of streets. There are several trees in Paving
Di strict 22 which will have to be removed if those blocks
remain in the District, and we have been asked by at l east
one c i t i zen if the Ci ty will replace the trees.
Sincer ely, 11.: .. ~~c:----
Dlr ctor of Public Works
KW /ls
• .
• •
•
•
0 h . ,.
PA 'v' I NG DI ST RI CT ,/ ~--/ : .. ~---~\
Soncrete & Tree Rem9~a _I .. ~ ._. , ,
~~, l
{~ --· t ,
NOTE :SIDEWALK
DISPLACED DUE
TO TREE ROOTS
RED "A" MARKS ON
EXTERIOR OF DAMAGED WA L
( . '('
MEAN S PROPERTY OWNER CH ARGED
FOR REMOVAL ANO REPLACEMENT
. ,
~, . \
I ,...
• •
,
-
•
•
INTaOflllCI •••e11·--·
Andy Mccown, City Manager
fllOM: Kells Waggo~er
sualllCT1 PAVING DISTRICT 22
•
0 I.•
•
DATI: January 22, 1975
Attached is a petition which I received on January 21, 1975
requesting the withdrawal of the 4500 block s. Acoma from
Paving District 22. The petition is signed by all of the
property owners on the block except five. (There is a total
of 23 properties.)
The petition also states that there is two inches of asphalt
on a substantial base. We find this to be incorrect accord-
ing to the five test holes we drilled in the block, two at
the north end, two at the south end, and one in the middle.
These tests showed, consistently, no base, with the following
results in asphalt thickness: l", 1 1/2", 1 1/2•, 2" and
2 1/4".
Attached is a map showing which owners did, and which did not,
sign the petition; also shown is the test hole information.
Sincerely,
P· M-cr;::;-~
Kells Waggoner
Director of Public Works
KW/ls
Attacha .
•
I -
• •
,
• -
0
•
L_.: _____ · J L ____ .
.,
w. STAN FOR D AVE .
-,/ --f j ,~
48 __ ,.~...;.. .. __
-. ··-'.
•.
...
. •
•
•
W.
•
_J L
..... , -...
-~ •1 .. ;~ :·
• • ,.~ •• 4'
~----·~ ... '.,
r $.
,·. -... ·
• --· -.-
'O f.
!"
l . -.
~· .. -
'
~.z •;
~ __ .:...:.:_~
A ·.· ; -
I '
• •,
AV
. ... . ·:.
.. ?: .~. ,,. .
i
.., ..
'·
••
..,
.:
..
...
. .
,.
• •
,
Wo ~he 'Wn,......, o":
r.~ePn'R ~ub~1 · 1~1~n
:3 '.3 -:.3 'I
.:;.-~
~~
]J--.. :-r-
:? -~
-· ~ .. ~,
':i.C -t.f(
t/._(· '-I I
y .,._ .,...,. ..
c. I -.., ~ ~
.. Y -w
----
.....
:2
.:J_
.. ..
z..
~
•
0 l •
•
11~-J. 5 :&. a Zh-ti A •
llSf .. f <;",,, ~
'i.f 't f ,,I dee l?V\
;.5))"~,-.(~
.t/ti..2 .,-:,, II /l/,, ~ J .._
L/S:t/Ji o..Gof\4
r : . :-, .
, ,.__ ~1-ir'\
N'oo L' ;;-i: =J su:~;;;-zk .
c<W_de.;, a, ~f4p1
•• .--411w-.ii ' .-._.,,,. • 1• ,~.., ",. """' 'n A•-.•-•" ~ ~""~ .... ., • • "'••-•
_" .. ~·· 11111"'" • :
,. .... _ ,. .. • ,,. •• r
•
,. -
•.
. ..
• •
-
• T"nll ".,..'' 1'i, l':J7'i
T ')h:~ 'L
L£-:./1'--~;tt-L..,__ __
J.5.::_f_i_ -~/ __
I f-J:L
I ' -I .1
/2 -~ ~._; __ . _ _L_
i.3.:..L!L I
7-$
_L.$_
-I ~-~..J..-
J ,,,
....:::.r.L -
J •
_J_:_:_L I .
I;· -I J,_ _ _ j __ _
_ &:).c
•
0 I •
•
v2·u /1
" .~ .. ,.t i,. r 'I • n n .... ~ ,., .. "II"" ..,.., ... 1n •, v n ·w ... fl ? (t\M , 1n,..., ... 'I"
•
•.
• •
•
•
~. ~
. / -
•
•
0 I•
•
TSE SWBDIBH MEDICAL CENTER
January 15, 1975
Mr. James Taylor , Mayor
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mayor Taylor:
Re: Request for Removal of 3400
Block Emerson South From Paving
District
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Swedish Medical Center, I would respect -
fully request that the 3400 block of Emerson Street south be removed from the
paving district . Swedish Medical Center owns all of the property on the east
boundary of the aforementioned block and all but four (4) lots on the west
boundary . We are currently negot iating with the owner of the remaining prop-
erties and would be hopeful of concluding the purchase within the very near
future.
We are currently working with a site-planning consultant to develop a com -
pr hen ive plan for the area bounded by Clarkson on the west , Girard on
th north, Corona on th elll!lt, and Hampden on the eouth. Our preliminary
analy i would sugge t a r commendation to th City of Englewood that Emer -
son Str t be v cated and incorporat d into the master plan . It is for thi
r 11on that we ar r qu sting at thia tim that th str t not be includ d in
th pavin dlatrict .
• •
,.
•
Mr . James Taylor
January 15, 1975
•
0
•
2.
We appreciate your patience and understanding and would be pleased to sub-
mit any further data or to appear at the public hearing on January 27th if this
would be conlddered neceHary.
Sincerely,
eo:t~d
Executive Director
ed
• ..
,,,_.
•.
• •
,
•
•
0 I•
•
GENERAL IRON WORKS CO.
t=c=~=-~~~~oFFIC( ANO PLANT eoo WE5T BATCS AVE .-~------------
ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO 80110
January 24, 1975
To the City Council
City of Englewood, Colorado
Gentlemen:
We received your letter announcing the adoption of a resolution describing the
City's intent to form paving district no. 22. We noted that this proposed paving district
again includes South El.ati Street from the south side of West Yale Ave1U1e to the north
side of West Bates Ave1U1e. nus is the same street that was included in the proposed
paving district No. 20 in 1971. Due to petitions rendered to the City Council at that
time, it was determined that this street did not have a necessity nor a desirability
for improvement. The use and application of that street has not changed to this date.
The resolution states that the City Council has determined there exists a neces-
sity for the construction and installation of the street paving, curb and gutter and side-
walk improvements... • Since this street is not a through street, has very limited
traffic, and hardty any other use, other than that associated with General Iron Works Co.,
it is hard for us to undersuind how the City Council has determined that there exista a
necessity for this improvement. Inasmuch as General Iron Works Co. owned property
borders such a high percentage of this street, it does surprise and dismay us that a
representative of the City did not contact our Company before going ahead with the
inclusion of this stre ton the re90lution.
Sine the pavina of this street would create such a large financial burden on our
Company, and ceruiin other owners of property on this street, we have obtained signed
petitions from this group of owners, which we are submitting to you, petitioning for
the exclusion of this street from paving district No. 22.
We would also certainly implor you to ain r view th necessity of this con-
struction nd improv n since, w ar sur , th City has many plac s much mor
worthw · o nd their dollar• than h r •
KCS:j
At h •
R s ctfully yours,
•
•
0
•
Jarn.tary 24, 1975
TO THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
RE: Propoaed Paving District No. 22
We, the undersigned landowner, hereby petition the City Council, City
of Englewood, State of Colorado to exclude from participation in the proposed
paving District No. 22 any portion of South Elati Street between Yale and
Bates Avenues.
If there are arry formalities that need to be observed in making this
petition, please advise the General Iron Works Co., 600 West Bates Avenue,
Englewood, Col~ado, 80110, Attention of Mr. Keith C. Stephens, President.
Ownen of approxim&tely 73,, of all property on this street. Specifically,
lots 1-24 on the wHt aide of street and lots 14-24 on east side of street. all in
mock 3, Terry's Addition, County of Arapahoe.
GENERAL IRON WORl<S CO.
• •
•
-
•
•
,,,_ •
0 I• -
January 22, 1975
TO THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
RE: Proposed Paving District l~o. 22
We, the undersigned landowners, hereby petition the City Council,
City of Englewood, State of Colorado to excl.ude from participation in
the proposed paving District No. 22 any portion of South Elati Street
between Yale and Amherst Avenues.
If there are any fonna11ties that need to be observed in
making this peition, please advise Wazee Corporation, 500 Equitable
Building, Denver, Colorado 80202.
Owners of all Property on the East Side of the Street
' ., Lots 1-20, Block 2. TERRY'S ADDITION,
County of Ara~hoe.
WAZEE CORPORATION
By tn~sideot
Lots 21-24, Block 2, TERRY'S ADDITION,
County of Arapahoe.
TOWER PROPERTIES CORPORATIO
~14/ By I
,-~ Presid nt
t
GC RAL IRO WOR KS CO.
y ~-·
-. -
. -
"" .... i.. ...
..
• •
•
0 -. .
• •
•
• . .
-
• •
• -
0 I • -
• •
• • •
'I I I'\ I
• . -
• ,, -
-. .
• •
,
•
•
• . -
•
0
•
""' '
I •
. '
• •
~
~I I\ \
• . .
0 I • -
• •
• -
0 ;, -
• •
• •
""' .
•
-
-
I
•
Director of Finance
City Clerk & Rec order
3400 o. Elati
Englewoo d , Colorado 80110
entlemen:
•
-
January 31 , 1975
We ore not in favor of the improvement of W. War ren
at this t ime . The bloc '-is largely undeveloped now an d
we are not a ware of any development plans . It wou ld invo l v e a
considerable expe nse for us f r om whi ch we would receive no
financial benefit until the property is sold or developed.
Also later street cuts for sewer nd water taps wou ld be more
expensive .
Ho wev e r, if we re not burdened with the •xpense of
improvin W. arren we would then be in favor of imp roving
So . Raritan from w. Evans to W. W rren s soon as D<>n ver has
co~ leted storn sewer work on So . Raritan fro W. Adri tic
to • Ev ns . This impro v e~en t we fee l woul d w rrent the
e ense in benefi o our property and oth r proper y f rther
South on R~ritan . T e present n t inco e frOlll our prop rty
wi ll not support th cost of improvin both W, War en nd
So . R ritan .
... r.vin
nt .
5 r
'J . W rr n ~
prop<'rty own rs on th nv r s1 e of
ve hid telephon ~ conv rsation with 11
( }'--::!? ) who own .; 150 f t of
outh K nneth D. Tuten
<.
• •
,, -• -
0
• . '
• •
• • •
Director of Finance
Ci t y Clerk & Reco r de r
3400 So . Elati
Englewood , Colorado 801 10
Gentlemen :
•
0
•
January 31 , 1975
We re not in favor of the improvement of W. War r e n
at this time . The bloc • is largely undeveloped now a nd
we are not aware of any development plans . It would involve a
considerable exp nae for us from which we would receive no
financial b nefit until the property is sold or developed,
Als o latPr strert cuts for sewer nd water taps would be more
expensive .
How vrr, if we re not burdenPd with the e xpense of
improvin J , w rren we would then be in favor of improving
So . Raritan from W. Evans to W, W rren as soon as Denver has
com letPd s to1"1'1 sewer work on So. Raritan fro W. Adri tic
to • Ev ns . This improv ~en t we feel would warrent the
ex nae in be ne it to our property and oth r property farther
South on R ritan . T e preaen n t i nc o~ fr our property
wi ll not sup ort the coa t of lD roving bo h , warr n and
So . R ritan.
nv r aid
~o.
L (
• •
•
•
•
•
·, •
\
Director of F inance
1/30/'75
City of En~lqwood
1 ~m writin~ in revards to the pavin~ betw•en Tejon and
Shoshone nn Cornell. 1 protest on he pavin, at this time.
Pric s p-e cle ~r out of reason.
1t is ~lso s de d end street and not a hrouih street so
therefore 1 pre is no re P son t ... t it should e tra.veled excel>t
~v very few w-o?le.
At a. later d Ate, when ~rice• •o down a.nd ~on•Y is not ao
sc ~rce, it mi vht be fe .,aa le hut nG1 & ti ti••·
•1 w .~. C lo. ~0110
# (
• •
• " -
-
•
•
0
•
•
• •
•
• -
•
•
0
•
• •
• • •
,,
•
•
0
•
•
Englewood, CO 8ollO
11 February 1975
Mr. Andy Mccown (City Manager}
34oo S. Elati St.
City of Englewood
Englewood, CO 8ollO
Dear Mr. Mccown:
Re: Lots 6 & 7 on
Harvard & Baker Sts.
I n reference to a call to Mr. Lee Jones, our area councillla.n, he
rec01111ended that I write you a letter protesting the paving, Dist.
/k2, of our street -West Harvard, between Zuni on the vest and
Tejon on the east. We are paying on Baker Street, that was done
t wo years ago, on the opposite side of our property, and feel
that the paving Dist. l/'22 should be held up for at least two years;
perhaps longer, due to the sagging economy. Another reason we feel
that this work 1hould be help up is because the water and 1ever
1ervices are not all in.
I have talked to Mr. Montoya on the east of -and Mr. Rakeatrav1
acroH the 1treet, and they are of the a..e opinion that this
work will not illprove our area. Aa you are aware, residents of
this area are struggling to get by and cannot afford to iJlprove
their property at this tiM.
We would appreciate your consideration in this matter.
Sine rely,
2319 v. HAnvd
&n.1u.•1110C1a • co eouo
0
• •
-
•
•
• •
Mr. Andy Mccown (City Manager)
340<> S. Elati St.
City of Englewood
Englewood, co Bolio
Dear Mr. Mccown :
EnglewOOd, co Bono
11 February 1975
Re: Lots 6 & 7 on
Harvard & Baker Sta.
In reference to a call to Mr. Lee Jones, our area councilman, he
rec011111ended that I write you a letter protesting the paving, Dist.
/122, of our street -West Harvard, between Zuni on the west and.
Tejon on the east. We are paying on Baker Street, that vu done
tvo years a«O, on the opposite side or our property, and reel
that the paving Dist. /122 should be held up far at least tvo years9
perhaps longer, due to the sagging econom;r. Another reason ve feel
that thia vork should be help up ia because the water and sever
services are not all in.
I have talked to Mr. Montoya on the eut or ,.a and Mr. Rakestravs
acroH the street, and they are or the .... opinion that this
work will not improve our area. All you are aware, residents or
this area are struggling to get by and cannot afford to illprove
their property at this ti:M.
We would appreciate yCAJ.r consideration in thl• matter.
Sincerely,
BILLIE S. MILLER
DIEZ MILUCR
2319 w. Harvard ""
EncJ.ewood, co eouo
~ {bJ11Jt'£t.
2'~-1ll~
• •
• -
0
•
•
• <
•
•
•
. .
. .
0
•.
. . .
• •
I
-
•
• •
•
•
•
-
J -~, ....... ,,<
) _.,
1€...)
. '
•
0
•
• •
•