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Home My WebLink About1975-01-20 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet-• .. - CITY COU CIL M!ETI G -R lar an ar ::'O , lQ !. • 0 • • • • ,. - 0 • --r------ AGENDA FOR THE REGUIAR MEETING OF THE EroLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 20, 1975 7:30 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Pred Hahn, Illln&nuel Lutheran Church, 3695 South Acoma, pledge of allegiance by Boy scout Troop #154, and roll call. l. Minutes. (a) Minutes of the regular eting of January 6, 1975. (Copi s encl osed .) 2. Visitors. 3. (a) Mrs. Vir ginia KAe ch le, League of omen Voters, ill be present to discuss additional property for park SPllCe in Englewood . (b) r Visitors. C ~c&tiona -o Action ~ed • .I (a) of th Pl1UU1in9 and Zoning ccma.Usion Dec r 3, 1974. (Copi s enclosed.) (b) Minutes of the Park.a and Recreation Coaiaiasion M t.lng of Dec r 12, 1974 . (Copies encloc d . I /(cl Ki.ml s of th Lib ary rd :Ln9 of January 14, 1975. (Co 1 s encloc d .l (di Minutes o th Polic 0 J ry 14, 1975. ( ) nsion (Copi s rd -tinq clo .) o f and Suford, Inc. a nd tan rd and Poor'• poaai.ble u radin9 (CO iH enclosed.) • • - • • ,, -• 0 t• • ---r----------- page 2 January 20 Agenda 3. Camnunicati ons -No Action Recanmended (Continued). /lf) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to the City Manager c oncerning further infoz:mation on long-term debt. (Copies enclosed.) 4. ccmaunicati ons -Action Beoollllllended. / ,/ (a) Minutes of the Board of career Service cc-is-;2~ sioners meeting of December 19, 1974, and a Resolution f o r the Utilities Department positions. (Copies enc lose d,) (b) )i( Minutes of the Parka and Recreation COll- lllission meeting of January 9 , 1975 with a recanmendAtion that the Englewood City Council pursue the purchase of the pro- perty West of Dartmouth Park (Rouse) for future expanaioo of Dartlllouth Park. (Copies enclosed .) )ii ( Recamnendation from the Planninq and Zoning Camission meetinq of Jum&ry 7 , 1975 regarding the purcbaae of the pro- perty wes t of Da rtmouth Parlt. (Copies enclosed.) COriaideration of a ction concerning the property tax rebate p r ogru. (Me90rand& previously translllitt ed .) (d) randum from the Ass istant City Ma.na g r to the City Mana ger detailing procectun9 conoern- inq pos•ible inc ~• in councUMnic a&lari ... (Copies enclosed .) Ce) randUJll from the Director of Public Wodta regarding th installation of pede•tri&n •llt indicators at Broadway intersections. (Copi enclos d. l /m " (q) ran frcm the Public: wom. Director to th City Manll9 r coneem1n9 al• o land at 855 at nford Avenu • (Copi anc::loae4.) Lett r iman of th l'l&l\lling and Zonin9 c Hi to th City Council cooc:ern• in th creation of a & diatd for Housing Author:ity l rly hou 1n9 ro;ect. (C 1 8 e 1.o d,) • • • • • 0 • -r------ page 3 January 20 Agenda 5. City Attorney. (&) /cb> (d) (e) (f) Memorandum from the Department of Coaaunity Development concerning a Bill for an Ordinance vacating South Lipan Street. (Memorandum and new Bill for an Ordinan enclosed.) Bill for an Ordinance repealing Chapter 7, Article l, Title 9 entitled Health Therapy Establia~ts, and reenacting the sa.me with amendments. (Copies enclosed • .:_ ~ /i: / t../t1 Bi}' for an Ord~&!Mnding Section 14, I r,tb_ ~ Ol&pter . e 5 relating to annual military n r ) ~7 (Copies enclosed.) I~ Considemtion of an ordinance on final reading concemi.Jlg liquor occupational tax increases. ~ enclosed and memoranda previously ~d.) considemtion of a Bill for an Ordinance relating to liquor occupational f... for opemtors selling 3.2 beer for conauaiption on the premi.aea. ~iw.J~r enclosed and mew.>randa previously '-911.mdtt'fied. ) Attorney's Choice. 6. City Manager. Consideration of a b•olution concerninq the Six-Quarter Budget coverinq th period of J&nu&ry, 1 9 75 to JUn , 1976 . (.._uandua an4 solution c l osed.) /(b) r andum from the Director of Public or (c) th City Manager cone minq stora -n. (Co ea encl osed.) I ~ - • • , - •( I • 0 • . I '. page 4 January 20 Agenda 6. City Manager . (Continued). (e) Melllorandwa from the City Manager conc:erniDCJ the adoption of new unifoni building, Mchan- ical, plumbing, electrical, and aba~t of dangerous buil\\ing codes. (COpiea enclosed,> (f) Bill for an Ordinance conoerninq the sale of bonds to finance the Bi-City wute lf&ter Treatment Plant. (COpiea enclosed.) (g) Manager's Choice. 1. General Discussion. (a) Mayor's Choice. (b) eouncil Mulber's Oloice. e. Adjou~t. ()t<~ fl/:iurl1 Andy ~ City Manager AM/SC •. --;,---~ --- • • • • REGULAR MEETING: • - COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO January 6, 1974 The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on January 6, 1975, at 7:30 P.M. Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Rev. Fred Hahn, Immanuel Lutheran Church. The Pledge ot Allegiance was led by Boy Sc o ut Tr o op No. 154. The Mayor asked tor a roll call. Upon the call ot the roll , the following were present: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Br own, Cl a yto n, Taylor. Absent: None The May o r d e clared a quorum present. Als o presen t were: City Manager Mcc o wn Assistant City Manager Noll e nber e r City Attorney Berardini Directo r ot Utili t ie s Carr o l l De pu t y City Clerk Johanni saon * * * * * Co un c i l a n So v e r n a sked ha t t h p o r t ion o f the inu ea of the prev i ous meet i ng on p a 5, par a r aph 6, wh ich r eads ncilman Sov r n a a ed ha the aal a a x der iv d from alcoholic a a ould suppor th neral n eda and not the special n da or uainesaea" should read "Councilaan Sov er n a ated hat h sal s dariv d froa a lcoholic sales should support he 1 cial n eds 1enera l ne da or the buai ass s•. CO CIUU BL!SSI G OV 0 A 0 COO CI .O APPR V THE I UT S 0 TH R!GULA ? , ITH ON CORRECTIO Upon t c a ll d as follo ws: the r oll, ,. - • • ' -• I • • Meeting of January 6, 1975 J Mr. Heye stated that with the information now available that it was up to the cities to file an answer to the protest with the EPA. Councilman Clayton asked several questions of Mr. Heye regarding the protest of the bids made by FMC. Mr. Heye responded saying that Air Products, in their opinion, was the -Y/ bidder and he a~de~hat Uni.£!! Carbide did not enter a protest. ~ Councilman Clayton asked whether it was unusual that • the FMC and the Air Products bids were the same in the Centric bid. Mr. Heye sta.ted that possibly it was a little unusual that the bids were the same in the Centric bid, but that in evaluating the overall systems proposed by both companies , the Air Products bid was considered to be the low....-.' v.r-,...; \.-~ Counc ilman Brown asked if there was anything in the report to tell why the FMC is not a responsible and responsive bidder. Mr. Heye stated that each bidder was asked to gi ve t he annual power usage for the project, and in HDR's determin at i o n FMC violated the contract by not properly meeting specifi c ati o ns. Councilman Brown stated that he had had a c onv e r s a t i on with FMC representative who stated to him that the point in qu es ion involved only a small power unit. Councilman Brown asked City Att o rney Berardini about the timetable for the awarding o f the c o ntract and for the sale of the bonds and possibly the need f o r an ordinance to c omplete this contract award. City Attorney Berardini stated that the sale of the bonds and the awardin o f the contracts are two separate areas of consideration and tha t o rdinanc es would b e needed for both decisions. Coun c ilma n S o vern asked when bids were consid r e d o be irregular a n d c onsidering t hat if there were n o irr egul ari ties , who wo u ld be the low bidder. Mr. Heye stated tha the de c i s i o n o t he i rre u larities were made af t er analysi s of al l the bid and ha if he r e we r e no irr eg ularities in h e bids, FMC wou ld have ee n he lo w i dde r . Council a n Jo n es p ointed out tha r e f e rrin1 t o pa e 9 or he r eport FMC would be he low b id de r i f the bi d s we r e ro rly adJu1t d. r. Hey r 1ponded o Counc i l man Clayton's qu a ion regardin tei r buain a wi h he wo fir 1 by ay in the HOR a s, in f c , wo r k d wi th both f i r s i n the p a 1 . Cou • r n asked it u1 in adJu ed data w a a ted th e i t wee not , i n e ir opinion, o b i n a ce p t inc adjus d b ids • ,. - . . . • • • REG ULAR MEETING: • 0 • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO January 6, 1 974 The City Council of the City of E~glewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on January 6, 1975, at 7:30 P.M. Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Rev. Fred Hahn, Immanue l Lutheran Ch urch. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154. The Mayor asked for a roll call. Upon the call of the rol l, the following were pr esent: Council Members Jones , Sove rn, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor. Absent: None The Mayor decla re d a quorum present. 1~ Also present were: City Manager Mccown Assistan t City Manager Nollenberg e r City At to rney Berardini Director of Utilities Carroll Deputy City Clerk Johannisson • • * • * Councilman Sovern asked that the portion of he minu es of he previous meeting on pa e 5, paragraph 6, which read s ncilman Sovern s a ed tha the sales ax derived from alcoholic should support h general needs and not the special n ds of usinesses" should read "Councilman Sovern s ated that t sales deriv d from alcoholic aal a should support be special n d e no e eneral n eds of the businesses•. CO CIU.lAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO A TO APPR V! THE I UTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF l , 74, ITH ON! CORRECTION. Upon th call or the roll, d as follo ws: I I l . I I I I I' • • • • • Meeting of January 6, 197 5 2 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The May o r declared the mo ion ca rr ied . * * * * * Mayor Taylor i ntroduced Ka r l Nollenberger as the new Assistant City Manager. * * * * * Mr. Harold Rust, Engle wood District Manager of the Pub lic Service Company, presented the Public Service Company franchise tax check for the fou r th quarte r of 1974, in the amoun o f $51,000. He s ated that he a djus ed payment would be made in the fir st qu ar er of 1975. * * * * Mr. M. M. Summers, 3140 So. Delaware Stree t, wa s present to discuss l iquor license s. He st a ted that the City Council should decide on a limi of he number of liquor license outlets that ar e in Englewood. He f el hat we cu rren tly have enou h liquor outle s and should no approve the GEM app lic ati on. He con inued o sa ha E proportionately in he nor h par of of the pro lems involved wi th liquo r. le wood is the wet es ci y he state and r elated many I presen a could n ot b • ecauae he wa s no a 1 o e on Dec er 17th hese co en a of ha public hearin . ot h fir of ltin en ineers, waa t Bi-Ci y Trea aent Council involvin PA pro 1 r quir - a in HDR'a evaluat..ion o f ula r and failed a pro t lo r t an • • • • 0 - -..------- Meeting or January 6, 1975 J Mr. Heye stated that with the information now avai lable that it was up to the cities to file an answer to the protest with the EPA. Councilman Clayton asked several questions of Mr. Hey e regarding the protest or the bids made by FMC. Mr. Heye responded saying that Air Product s , in their opinion, was the -r/ bidder and he adde~t Un~arbide did not enter a protest. Councilman Clayton asked whether it was unusual that the FAC and the Air Products bids were the same in the Centric bid . Mr. Heye stated that possibly it was a little unusual that the bids were the same in the Centric bid, but that in evaluating the overall systems proposed by both companies , the Air Products bid was considered to be the low.-. 'v.r--....,..J \..-t~ • -Counc ilman Brown asked if there was anything in the report to tell why the FMC is not a responsible and responsive bidder. Mr. Heye stated that each bidder was asked to give the annual power usage tor the project, and in HDR's determin at ion FMC violated the contract by not properly meeting specifications. Co uncilman Brown stated that he had had a conversation with FMC representative wh o stated to him that the point in question involved only a small power unit. Councilman Brown aske d City Attorney Berardini about the timetabl e tor the awarding of the contract and for the sale or the bonds and possibly the need for an ordinance to complete this contract award. City Attorney Berardini stated that the sale or the bonds and the awarding of the contracts are t wo separate areas of consideration and that ord inan ces would be needed for bo t h decisions. Councilman Sove rn asked whe n bid s were consid red o be irregular and cons idering t hat if there were no irre ularities, wh o would be th low bidd e r. Mr. Hey stated tha the decision on the irre ular i t i es wer e made at er analysis of all the bid a and hat if he r w r e no irre ularities in the bids, FMC would have been he lo w bidde r . Councilman Jones poin ed out that referrin& to pa e 9 o t he report FMC would be he low bidder it the bid• were properly adJua ed. r. Heye reapond d o Council•an Clayton'• que a •ion re ardin ei r buain as wi h e wo fir•• by aayin the HDR has, in fact, worked wi th bo h firma i n the past. Counc il an Sovern asked it uain adjuated da a ••• per 1••• le. Mr. H ye at e ed ha i •• not, in the ir o pinion, a ood uain••• pra c ice o • in acoep in& adJu1 ted bi da • r • • - • • • • - --r---- Meeting of January 6, 1975 4 City Manager Mccown asked what would happen if the 60-day bid limit on granting the bid was exceeded. Mr. Heye stated that the contractor in this case does not have to hold the bid and likewise, the sub-contractors do not have to hold the bid. This would leave the contract open for a complete re-bidding. Councilman Brown stated that he felt that he had done nothing unethical in talking with the FMC representative. Councilman Clayton stated that in his conversation with FMC he felt that he, too, had done nothing unethical. Mayor Taylo r stated that a proposed joint study sessi o n had been set wi th the City of Littleton on January 8th at J:JO P.M. This wou ld be, or course, wi th the approval of the City of Littleton. He request ed th a t HDR be present at t his study sessi on. Richard Weber, Ope ra tions Manager for FMC, loca ed at 39 99 So. Mariposa in Eng lewood, app e ar ~d before Council. Mr. Weber stated that in FMC's opinion they were the low bidd e r because they did, in fact, follow the HDR definit ion of motor namep late power as speci fied on the bid specifica ions and that Air Pr oducts did not follow the specifications and used less than the 75S motor nameplate power as specified. In response to several questions, Mr. Weber stated that FMC has several oxygen systems presently in service in several places around the country and around the world. There are two located in the Denver Uetro area, and in Ketchikan, Alaska, a s exa pl s. Mr. Ray Langslat, a repr esentative of Air Pr oduc s from Allen own, Pennsylvania, was present to discuss the oxygen system bid. He s ated that the Air Products bid would cost less to ins all. He also eta ed tha F C does not have any plants in opera ion like the plant ha has been proposed. He also stated at F C does no build heir own equ ipmen t. When asked if Counci l should decide to override the HOR decision, wou l d Air Pr duct• protest the award, Mr. Langelat r e p l ied i n h arrirma iv . Mr . W b e r from FM C r es ponded to an earlier state en tha F do e s not have in op ra ion any plan s like those propoeed. He said F c does hav two sys ems in opera ion, both loca ed in the Denver a rea, and he invi e d several parties to come visit h ope r a t io n . W II II II • • - • • l • • • -,,------ Meeting o f January 6, 1975 5 Mr. Walt Imhoff of the firm of Hanifen, Imhoff and Samford was present to discuss the financing plans tor the Bi- City Waste Water Treatment Plant. Of t he total cost of the project of $23,000,000, $1,550,000 would have to be financed by the City of Englewood. He presented the schedule tor the bond bidding. He complimented the City or Englewood start tor the fine cooperation which he h ad received in the process of deciding on the financing. He also complimented Englewood on the fine financial standing which they have. Mr. Imhoff stated that of the Series 1962 bonds which are currently outstanding, these bonds will be retired in 1980. The proposed bonds would be eligible for retirement in 1990 . Th ey also would have a no-penalty clause tor retirement ear l ier in 1984. He also said that there was a possibility that the se b on ds cou ld be refunded as early as 1976. * * * * * Mayor Taylor stated that because of time they would like to skip to a por t i on of the City Atto rney section ot the agenda rela ting to the health therapy ordinance, City Atto rney Berardini reported that the current ordinance prohibits bi-sexual massage. There have bee n t wo de c i sions, in the states of Tennessee and Texas, tha t hold that this provi sion is not constitutional and t hat he woul d r e -draf ~ our ordinance it so d es ired. He stated that the bi-sexual massa e i s the only part o t the o rdinanc e which would be coneidered unconstitutional. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A OTION DIRECTI NG THE CIT Y ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP AN AMENDED ORDINA CE REGULATING MASS AGE PAR LO R PRACTICES. THE ORDINANCE WOULD B AN EMERGENCY ORD INANCE. Upon the call of the ro l l, the vote r eeul d as f ollows: Ayes: Council e ber• Jonee, Sovern, ann, Bleaein , Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Naye: one Absent: one The ayor declar d t ao ion car ried. f f I I I yor Taylor asked that he Counc il cont! er Sec ion 48 or he acenda r le in to 1 aeaorandua from the Dlrec or o t Pu lie Work• re1ar din he int all• i on or p d t rian c r otein •· I r I • • • • 0 • Meeting of January 6, 1975 6 Mr. Sam Arrell, 4845 So. Huron Street, appeared b efo re Co uncil. He spoke o n the need for traffic control on Huron Street at Chenango. He asked that ins t ead of having pedestrian cross- walks, the Counci l consider having a full synchronized stop light at that intersecti on. Councilman Mann asked City Manager Mccown what the difference in cost woul d b e to put a full signal in at that intersection. City Manager Mccown stated that he felt that the cost would be somewhere around $9,000. Mr. Arrell related his concerns for the children of the area having to corss the street in order to get to the new g reenbelt area. He also requested that Council consider the poss ibility of putting in a pedestrian walk light at the int er- section o f Broadway and Chenango. This would assist the chi l dr en to cross the street who are going to All Souls School. COUNCILMAN MANN ~OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDE D A MOTION AUT HORIZING THE INSTALLATION OF A FUL LY SYNCHRONIZED TRAF FIC LIGHT AT THE INTE RSECTION OF HURON AND CHANANGO. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Mem b e rs J o nes, Sovern, Mann, Ble ss i ng, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The .ayor declared the motion ca rried. * * * • * r. auric Merlin, J688 So. She rm an St r eet, appeared etore Counc i l. H sta ed ha in the Bi-City Tr atmen Plan bids, i really wa s no oo unueual for t wo compan ies o com 1 wi h h sam bid. This is ace ptable under curren biddin prac ice He s at d tha several people in th ne wspaper had said hat h wa s a ainet he bud e and he n w mill levy 1 er as He eta ed ha he was not ain1 the b d1et, nor wa • a aina he fll levy increaee if 1 w 1 1ed tor purpo1e1 like the n w fir en w i h wer rec n ly hir d • • ef or ha • • - • • • • 0 I• • --,,------ Meeting of January 6, 1975 7 when the bids exceed 5% plus or minus, that the City should be asking many more questions regarding the bids, and, in fact, under the circumstances not ac c ept the bids. City Man ager Mccown stated that, regarding the bidding of the new Bi-City Sewer Treatment Plant, HDR was hired to give the City the expertise which they did not have available in thei r own public works depar tment i n developing a good solid contract. He also stated that Kells Waggoner was not present at tonight's meeting because he was ill. Mayor Taylor stated that we need citizen comments like Mr. Miller's in order to bring this type of information before the City Council. He said that the City Council is continuall y evaluating the budge t. * * * * * Mayor Ta ylor decl ar ed a recess at 10:00 P.M. Council reconvened a t 10:18 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present. Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl essing , Br own , Clayton, Taylor. Absent: None * * * • • Mayor Taylor asked tha t the Counc il move t o item 6B on the agenda, rela t in g to the liquor occupational tax. In re sponse to Assistant City Manager Nollenb er r' memo randum , it wa s decided to hold a atudy session on alcoholic re ha 11 ita ion. COUNCILMAN S VERN MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN MANN SEC ONDE D A ~OTION TO TABLE CONSIDERAT ION OF TH! ORDINANCE AND BILL FOR AN OR~I'A'C! RELATI G TO LIQUO R OCCUPATIONAL TAX!S UNTIL AF TER TH! ~TUDY S!SS!ON. Upon the ca ll o r the r oll, the vote resu lt d as follows: Ayes: Council eabera Jon a, Sovern, Mann, Blesain , Br own , Clay on, Taylo r. Naya: one Aun No ne The ayor declared e motion ca rr1 d. I I ! I I • • • - • • • • 0 t "t • Meeting of January 6, 1975 8 A specia l Council study session was established for Monday, January lJth, at 5:00 P.M. to consider the liquor occupational tax and alcoholic rehabilitation and to consider the sewer contract bids. A special call to the Council was made for Monday, January lJt h, at 7:00 P.M. at the City Hall ·• • ,.~ * * * * * Th e following communications were received for the record. Minutes of the Po lice Pension Board meeting of December 27, 1974. City At to rney Berardini was asked whether the Board had the authority to establish te rms for its members. Mr. Berardini stated that he t ru stees of the Board have no term, but that it may set a term or office for its members. Counc i lman Clayton felt that he te rms of the Boa rd members should be t wo years and that this is needed to provide balance in this dec ision-making Boa rd . It was decided o cons ider this subject in a Council study sess ion. Re port from he Chief of Police, J. L. Cl asby, on his a endance at a Training Confe r ence "Ne w Systems in Law Enforce- men and Criminal Justice" in Phoenix , Ariz ona. Transmit al of he 1975 Budg R por fro he Assis ant City Manager concernin lon er deb and other co mi n a or the City. nag er moranduc fr o he Assistan o n e rning he vo lunte r fir City Manager to h Ci ty d partment bud et for 1975. Mail ram Ci ies concerning o ayor Taylor fro m the National Lea ue of he ~air Labor S andards Act . r Repor fro he Aa1i1 an City Manag r to the Ci y in& s a le• an ae ax r evenues for 1974. co actually th Ci y is by the report, in ha y ar ven thouah we did no •• ' • a r comaenda i on fro• th• Plannin no we mee and vaca ion o f Sou th Lipan S ree nor h or ,, ~ ~ • • , - ( • • • 0 - ~---- Meeting o f Januar~ 6, 1975 9 Assistant City Manager Nollenberger made a pr es en ta ti on s how ing the area to be vacated and t hat area which was no t to be vacated. He stated t hat a JOO too t se c tion Just north o f Dar tmouth would remain a dedi ca ted street. INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY COU NCI LMAN JONE S . A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VA CATING A PORTION OF SOUT H LIPAN STREET LYI NG AN D BEING NOR TH OF WEST DAR TMOUTH AVENUE WI THIN THE CITY OF ENG LEW OOD . COUN CI LMAN J ONES MOVED AND CO UNCILMAN BLES S IN G SECONDE D A MOT I ON TO APPR OVE A BIL L FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTI ON OF SOU TH LIPAN STREET NORTH OF WEST DARTM OUTH AVENUE. Upon t h e call o f the rol l, t h e v o t e re s u lt ed as follows: Aye s: Counc il Mem bers J ones, Sovern, Mann, Blessi n g , Br own, Clay on, Taylor . Nay s: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. • * * * * Council recei ve d a memo r a ndum from th e Dir ecto r of Public Works r a r ding the insta ll a t ion of ped estri an c r ossin s. ayor Taylor stated that t h ey wou ld cons i der he o er pa r of h r que1 rega r din installa ti o n o f p e de s ria c r ossin s South Clarkeon and !ast Eastman and at t h e in ter sec ion of Wee Tu r s and South !la i Stree . Ci y Manacer Mccown stated that funds are availa le and ud d for the p d stria c r osei n s at these t wo loca io s. COU Ct H BLESSING ~OV!D AND COUNCILMAN SOV!RN S COlD D A lOTIO T APPROV! TR! INSTALLATI OF PED STRIAN SIG AL S AT THE IITERSECTION ors UTR CLARKSO AND !AST !AS KAN AD TR INT R !CTIO OF E T ~ FTS ANDS UTH LATI STR ET. Co ncilman a nn 1 a ed hat he was not in favor of e ligh aya e propoeed a t !as !aetman and South Clarkeon and wan•a o a ar e h ae vo e1. Cit 1 Police Depa r aen indi ated that accep able a cCown 1 a ed that he had contacted th h ir raffic 1urvey the police had t wer h yp 1 o r lilh • th• would be ete t wo lo a io '· • • , - • • I • - -------- Meeting of January 6, 1975 10 Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Br own, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Mann. Absent: None The Mayor decl ared the motion carried. * * * * * Council re ceived a memorandum from the Director of Finance and the Purchasing Agent concerning the awarding of bids for fen cing along the South Storm Drainage Bas in. Mayor Taylor stated that this item h ad been tabled at the last meeting in orde r to get a fuller explanation and a map of the area in question. Cou nci lm an Cl ay ton asked if any conside ra tion had been giv en to add itional fencing or guards along a portion of the stree as a safety devi ce . City Manager Mccown stated that consideration had not been given . He did say that the project wa s needed at this time to se para te he public from the private lands, in order o discourage young child re n from going through private proper y along this area . COUNCILMAN BLES SING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECOND D. A MOTION TO ACC EPT THE BID FROM CAPITAL FENCE AND INSTALLATION FOR $9,521, WITH THE PROVI SO TO CONS IDER COUNCILMAN CLAYTO 'S UGGESTIO REGARDING ADD ITI ONAL SAFETY DEVICES AT GA LAPAGO. Upon he call of the r oll, he vote result ed as follows: Ayea: Council Members Jon a , So vern, Mann, Bleaain , Br o wn, Clayton. aya: Council ember Taylor. Ab11 lone T e ayor de lared he motion carried. • • * • Council rec ived a memorandum from the Ae•i• an Ci y an r, Dirac or of Park• and Recrea ion, and Purchaein A nt co ernin the a wardin of bid• for rat beau ifica ion in • Broad • y ed iana. • • ........ ( • 0 - Meeting o f January 6, 1975 11 COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE BID FROM NURSERIES, INC. FOR $4,595.50 FOR TREE BEAUTIFICATION OF THE BROADWAY MEDIANS. Mayor Taylor stated in the discussion that there had been no recent adverse comments from the merchants along South Broadway. 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, * * * * * A memorandum from the Assistant City Manager, Karl Nollenberger and the Personnel Director, Rich Lorig, s ated that the City of Englewood waa eligible for a $50,000 grant from the Federal government to employ persons in an attempt to alleviate the present unemployment crisis in the country. These fund s are to be used furing the first six months or 1975. City Manager McCown s a ed that the City commit ent at the end or this six- month period woul d depend upon the City revenues at the end or the six months. It was stated that be City could not fill part-time positions, but could fill full-time permanent positions . The poai ions which would be avail• le for filling would be hose hat are unfilled y resigna ion, or those that are presen ly au horized but hav not fill d. ayor Taylor sta d ha this Act is the one tha wa s recently s i ned by President Ford. COUNCILMAN BLESS! G OV!D AND COUNCIL.MA A OTIO TO ACCEPT A $5 0 ,0 00 G A T 0 BE US!D FOR P RPOS S. COU CI CLAYTO Hl CH OULD IV! PR! RIT Y TO was n o second. T TO TH VACA I! OTIO Th r pon h c a ll o r h roll, th• vo o ion res l d •• f ollo a: on th• ori inal T Aye a: Council ro , Tavlo r . aye: Co ncil A a n on a , Sovern, Uann, lle aa 1n , ab r Clay on. yor d cl r d mo ion oarri d . • • • , - • • • 0 I • • Meeting of January 6, 1975 12 Council received a memorandum from the Director of Publi c Works to the City Manager concerning the City ditch crossing at Oxford. The memorandum asked that funds be appropriated to install a siphon in the gate valve at the crossing of the City ditch, the estimated cost being $5,000. This installation would allow the City to lower the crest of Oxford hill by approximately seven feet, providing some sight distance for traffic access from Huron Street. Councilman So vern exp ressed his concern over the dangers of siphons in that small children can be caught inside and can be easily killed. He recommended that a protective grate be included in this project. Director or Utili ies Carroll stated that Cherry Hills Country Club and one other user has water rights to the ditch. He also s ated that cu ting down or the Oxford hill would hinder the current Denver wa ter majn in ~e reet. COUNCILMAN SOVE RN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE REC MMENDATION TO INSTALL A SIPHON AT THE CITY DITCH CROSS ING AT OXF RD , TO INCLUDE A PROTECTIVE GRATE. Upon he call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council em ers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on, Taylo r. Naye: one Abe n one The ayor d cla r ed he mo io carried . consider den er ayor Ta lor a ated e cu in down or o traffic and p ople hat ne x t year the Council ahould xrord hill eca uae i is a trem ndoua e low t be hill. Ay Co nci Bro n, C y on, Taylor. •11: 'on on T e yor ar d 8 ardini 1 a ed hat a Ci y di ch d o arry ou he ina alla ion or era Jon 1, ove rn, Mann, 81 1in , to carrS • • • • •• ED • ( • • • • 0 • -------- Meeting of January 6, 1975 13 Council received a memorandum from the Assistan t City Manager to the City Manager concerning the selection of the auditor for the 1975 financial audit. Of concern was how to handle the completion of the 1974 audit. Three al t ernatives are available. l. Van Schooneveld and Company could be retained; 2. Shepherd and Company could be retained; J, Van Schooneveld and Shepherd could be retained as contracted for completion of the audit. City Attorney Berardini stated that because of the breakup of the firm, the contract for the balance of the 1974 audit was now null and void. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SEC ONDED A OTION TO CO NTINUE TO RETAIN VAN SCHOONEVELD, SEHPHERD AND COMPANY FOR THE BALANCE OF THE 1974 AUDIT. Upon the call of the r oll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members J0 es, Sovern, Mann, Bl essing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carr ied. * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. l, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE 19 9 ENGLE WOOD .!UNICIPAL CODE RELA TING TO THE INVESTMENT OF OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS AND A DISTRI- BUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME. (Copied in full in the Official Ord inan ce Book.) COUNCILMAN MA N MOV!D AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECOND!D A OT IO 0 APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 1, SERI!S OF 1975. Upon the c all o f the roll, th vote resulted •• follows: Ayea: Council Member• Jone a, Sovern, Mann, Bl a a in , Brown, Cl y on, Taylor. Naya: None Ab sen None The yor declared th• motion carried. • I I I I I I. I• I • • , • • 0 • Meeting or January 6, 1975 14 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 2, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CR EATING A SPE CIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BEN EFIT . (Copied in full in t he Official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCIULAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 2 1 SERIES OF 1975. Up on the call of th e r oll, the vote resul ted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion ca rried. * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILKAN SOVERN. BY AUTHORITY ORDIN ANCE NO. J, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AllENDING SECTION 9, CHA PTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-RETIRE~ENT BENEFIT AID ADDING SECTION 10 1 CHAPTER l, TITLE II PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGH TERS' PENSION FUND. (C op ied in full in the Official Ordinance Book.) COU NCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE ~O . J, SERIES OF 1975. Upon he call or the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Clayton, Taylo r. Nays: None Abe nt: Non The A yor declared the motion carried. * • • * • • ( • • 0 • -r----- Meeting l ot January 6, 1975 15 RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE- MENT S MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 74 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; TO APPROVE AND CONFIRM THE APPOR TION- MENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUBLICATION AND MAILING OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT; AND TO APPROVE THE COMPLETION OF SAID DISTRICT. (Co pied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) Co uncilman Mann inquired as to how these costs were arrived at. City Manager Mccown stated that the unit cost was al l ocated on a proportional basis to the property owners. Counc ilman Mann and City Attorney Berardini discussed the fina nc ing and paying tor sidewalk and paving distri cts. Councilman Clayton expresse~ his conc ern for the size of the assessments and the effect on homeowners who ar e on fixed or limited incomes. He asked the City Attorney if there wa s any way around making variances for payments that these types of people would have to pay. City Attorney Berardini stated that the re wasn't any way to get around it, that all indivi duals would have to be treated e qually. He stated that the sidewalk dis t ri ct could be assessed on a 10-year basis instead of a 5-year basi s, bu that it was a matter or what wa s put in t he re soluti on. COUNCILMA N BLESSING MOVE D AN D COU NCILMAN BROWN SECONDE A OTION TO APPR OVE RESOLUTION NO . 1 , SERIES OF 1975 WITH ONE EXCEPTIO , THAT IS TO CHANGE THE TOTAL TIME FOR THE PAYMEN TS TO BE MADE FRO 5 YEARS TO 10 YEA RS. Upon the call or the r oll, the vo e resulte~ aa f o llows: Ay a: Council Me be r s Jonea, Sove rn, Mann, Blea sin , Brown, Clayton, Tay lor . Naya: None Ab1ent: None T ayor deo ared the mo ion ca rried. • • • • R!SOLUTIO NO. 2, S!RI!S OF 197' A R SOLUTION DESIGNATING C!RTAIN REAL PROP RTY AS B!ING R UIR D 0 A ULTIPL!-US! R!CR!ATION FACILITY, AN D AUTHORIZI G TH N OTI ATIO FOR PURCRA OP SA I D PROP!RTT. (C o pi• in full in he Ott 1e1al Re1olution ook.) • • • • 0 - Meeting of January 6, 1975 16 COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 2, SERIES OF 197 5 . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Ble ssing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absen t: None The Mayor declared t he motion carried. * * * * * City Attorney Berardini gave a report concernin h salary com pe nsation differences between mi litary and jury duty leave. The Career Service Board recommends that the mili ary pay and the Jur y duty pay be handled in the ea e way. COUNCILMAN CLAYTO MOVEr ANl COU CI A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY ATTORNEY PRESENT TO TH ORDINANCE AMENDING THE C DE AUTHO !ZING PAnlENT T FOR MILITARY DUTY. Upon the call o r he roll, h as follows: ed Aye Council Members Jon s, Sov rn, ann, Bles in , Brown, Clayton, Taylo r. Nays: one Ab sen one The Mayor declared the mo ion carried . * • * • * City Attorney Berardini s ated that action would ave t o e aken on he GE liquor license request in that he 30 days would xpire prior to the next regular meetin1. ay o r Taylo r a a d that hey would consider it a h special mee 1 on January 1), 1975, aa well aa item• coverin the Bi-Ci y Tr a ment Plan * • • City At orney B rardini reported on the situa ion exis in& on the WO offiC re WhO were fired from du y, Officers R ynolda and Win . The Cour ordered the City to re-empl oy the office rs. The Ci y aak d for a diaaolution or the previoua order, whi ch wa1 1ran ed. ubaequen ly, he Court haa d1aa1aaed the law sui . • • " - • • ( • • • ----------- Meeting of January 6, 1975 17 City Manager Mccown has received a letter from the United States Conference of Mayors requesting participation by the City of Englewood in the Association. Mayor Taylor stated that it was not worth $600 to join. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THIS ITEM INDEFINITELY. 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 Mayo r declared the mo ion carried. * • * * City Manager Mccown presented a resolution declaring h in en of the City o cre ate a special assessment district, Pavin District No. 22. RESOLUTION NO. J, SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CIT Y COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO CREATE A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT I THE CITY TO BE DESIGNATED AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22 , ADOPTING DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PROPOSED DISTRICT, AND ORDERING PUBLICATION AND MAILING OF NOTICE OF HEARING TO THE OWNE RS OF THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN SAID DISTRICT. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A OTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. J, SERIES OF 1975. Co uncilman Clayton stat d that possibly the Council should hold off on proJ eta lik thee because there may be some pro lem wi h funding. Mayor Taylor stated that it was his opinion that projects such as this should be don on a continuing basis and as funds are available. By holdin off on proj eta such as these, th proJ eta in he futur would probably cost more than the preventiv mainten- ance ha is in done now. · Council an Sovern stated that the 12 str et1 in this pavin dis ric ar in an industrial area and tbr atree a would r quir an ov rlay. If these are not done now, they would be pri e candida 1 for comple e n w con• rue ion which would co1t more in th future . • • • • • • 0 • Meeting of January 6, 1975 18 Councilman Clayton stated that he would vote "yes" for this resolution because it would give the public the opportuni ty to express their opinion. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a request from property owners Joseph H. and Sylvia C. Hoffman of 855 West Stanford to purchase a certain parcel of the City land. The Council directed the City Manager to come back wi th a proposal and additional information on this request. * * * * * City Manager Mccown stated that Tom Burns desires to return as Englewo od Associate Judge. COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECON DED A MO TIO N TO REINSTATE TOM BURNS AS ASSOCIATE JUDGE FOR THE CI TY OF EN GL EW OOD . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows : Ayes: Council ~embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Br o wn, Cl ayton, Taylo r. Nays: Non e Absent: None The Mayor decla r ed the motion ca rried . * • * * * City Manager Mccown presented the s ubje ct of th deai n revi w board and it was decided to delay discu asion on this au Ject un 11 a future m eting in Feb r uary. * • * * * Mayor Taylor reported hat h and Aaaiatant Cl y Mana r ol et berger had attend d he Colorado Mu nicipal Le a u le iala iv e in last ••• . • • * • • • , • 0 • I Me eting 1or January 6, 1975 19 Mayor Taylor stated that he had attended a Chamber of Commerce study session on last Saturday and will discuss the meeting in further detail at a later date. The Chamber of Co~merce is having their banquet and asked the City to make arrangements as have been made in the past. * * * * * Mayor Taylor stated that the Council meetings have been lasting much too long and that if business cannot be handled much quicker and meetings end by ll:JO, the Council will have to consider having three Council mee tings per month, or as required. * * * * * COU NCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the v ote resul ted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl essin , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meetin was adjourned at 12:50 A.M. • • • • 0 - COUNCIL CHAMBER S CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO January 20 , 1975 REGULAR MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on January 20 , 197 5 , at 7:30 P.M . Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to o rder . The invocation was given by Rev. Fr ed Hahn, Immanuel Lutheran Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor . The Mayor asked for a roll call . Upon the call o f the roll, the following were present: Co uncil Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylo r. Absent: None The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager McCown Ass istant City Mana er Nollenberger * City Attorney Berardini Di re c tor of Communi y Dev elo pmen t Supinger Di r ecto r of Publi c Wo rks Waggoner Di r ector of Park s and Recreation Romans Deputy City Clerk Johannisson . •( City !anager cCown asked that t.bt' chan es be made in h mi utes of he las m etin · One, change the date to January 6, 1975 . Two, on pa e ), para raph 2, the s ntence reading r. H ye res ond d sayinr. ha Air Produc a in their opinion wa s the low i der and ht added tha Union Car id• did not nter a pro es ", should read " r. H ye reaponded aayin that Air Products in h ir o nion was h low respons v bidder, e c.~ Three, para raph ), pa ), h las phrase ahould b changed from Air Produc s id was consid red o h lowea , to the Air Products bid waa conaid red o the low reaponaiv bid. Pa e 8 , pars raph l, h followin addition• ahould be made. A. The award of th Bi-Ci y war Trea men Plan id; B. The conaidera ion of th Cl!' Liquor ap lication. • • - • • • 0 • ------- 2 COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1975 WITH THE ABOVE CHANGES. 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. * * * * * Mrs. Virginia Kaechele, representing the League of Women Voters, Arapahoe County, was present to discuss additional property for park space in Englewood. She read a statement supporting the purchase of land adjacent to Dartmouth Park. Mayor Taylor asked that the agenda be changed just a little bit to include the minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of December J, 1974 and the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting •• meeting of January 9, 1975 •axam•aitar•i at this time as they pertain to the item discussed by Mrs. Kaechele. The City Planning and Zoning Commisiion has recommended that the Dartmouth Park be expanded. City Manager McCown stated that in order for an expansion to take place, it would be necessary that the appraisal on the property be made so that the purchase could be included in the bud get. He estimated that the appraisal would cost about $800. Director of Parks and Recreation Romans stated that Dartmouth Park is one of several parks that were built to replace the old City Park. The 4.9 acres that are being recommended for purchase was part of the original Dartmouth Park plan, but was no purchased for lack of funds. This land could be used for the Dartmouth Park expansion and could be used for possibly tennis courts or a swimming pool . Mayor Taylor stated that rumor has it that the aakin price for the proper y ia $900,000. Director of Parks and Recreation Romans s ated tha an appraisal of th property is necessary in order to establish a valu , as many price hav b en thrown around. The appraisal should include the tot 1 property ein considered and roken in o h two parcels of Von and Rousch proper ies. '"\(. Councilman Sovern a1ked that the O rt ou h be inv a iga ed ••• as to the o wnar1hip i at area. y nor h or o f a sentee • • - • • 0 •• • ------~,-----.,,..--------. J Marjorie Becker, 664 East Yale Place, was present. She spoke in favor of the purchase of the land in question, and stated that Dartmouth Park was one of the largest and most-used parks and, according to present standards, Englewood could use additional park land. Del Miller, J020 So. Marion, was present. He stated that Dartmouth land was not purchased in the past because or the uncertainty of the Dartmouth viaduc t . At $900,000 for the land, the land would be costing the taxpayers $5.00 per square foot. At this cost and the uncertainty or the status of the viaduct, it might not be considered a wise move to purchase the land without knowing the future or the Dartmouth viaduct. In response to Councilman Sovern's question, Director of Public Works Waggoner stated that the State had told him it would be about ten years before anything took place at the Dartmouth-Santa Fe intersection. The current plans for this area in clude the widening of Dartmouth to five lanes. The future would include an overpass or interchange or some kind. Tom Marriott or New Englewood, Ltd . was present to give a status of the Cinderella City plans for this land. He stated that the southern two-thirds of the area ••Z• was being considered for parkin for Cinderella City employees. If the City had desires to have this land, he stated that Cinderella City would be willing to look at these possibilities. At the present time they are being pressured to make this land productive. He also stated that Cinderella City presently has one offer for the entire parcel. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY STAFF GET AN APPRAISAL OF THE VALUE OF THE 4 .9 ACRES ADJACENT TO DARTMOUTH PARK. SUCH APPRAISAL SHOULD BE DIVIDED INTO THE TWO PARCELS BEING CONSIDRED. THE CITY STAFF IS ALSO DIRECTED TO INVESTIGATE THE OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY NORTH OF DARTMOUTH FOR ABSENTEE OWNERSHIP. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: Non The layor declared the motion carried. ayor Taylor stated to City Mana1er McCown ha he same appraisers should not be used by both the Ci y and Cinderella City Ltd. * * .. • • • • 0 • 4 Mayor Taylor recognized Rev. Fred Hahn, pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Rev. Hahn explained that January 6th of this year was the 50th anniversary of the founding of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Englewood, and that Immanuel Lutheran Church had been an important part in the growth of the Englewood communi ty . He expressed his congregation's appreciation for the man y benefi ts that his church has had over the 50 years of their existen c e in the City, and how the congregation has attempted to produce citizens who benefit t he Englewood community. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCIIJ.{AN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE CITY COUNCIL REQUEST THE MAYOR TO DRAW UP AN APP RO PRIATE RECOGNITION FOR IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH AND HAVE THE MAYOR OR HIS DESIGNEE PRESENT IT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles s jng, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayo r declared the motion carried. * * * * * Mayor Taylor introduced former Aayor Elmer Sc hwab and stated that he would speak later in the program. * * * * * Cathy Cory , a Naval r ese r vist wo rking for the City o f En~lewood, asked to be re cogn i zed to speak f o r the item rela in o annual military leave . She was asked to wait until tha pa rt of he a enda came up. • * • * * ayor Taylo r asked that he item of a Bill for an Ordinance repealing Chapter 7, Ar icle 1, Title 9 regardin Health Therapy Establishmen s be considered at this tim . Ci y At orney Berardini explained he back round o f he Health Therapy Licenae chan1 s. rs. un Boy e was ranted a license in Oc ob r of 1974 and she was unaware of he bi-a xua l massa e pasaa e in our ordinance. H r counsel f lt ha this wa s •••tit uncons~i utional. Th ordinace 11 in response to their reque st for a chan • in hi• part of he ordinance. The ordinanc makes several o her c an s which ar indica ed in upper case le er• in the ordinance chan e nd fur h r define and xpand ht preaen ordinance. I al10 preacri es a new set of fees . • • • • 0 • 5 Assistant City Manager Nollenberger asked if it was the intent of Mr. Berardini to have the $10 fees to include all employees employed by health therapy organizations. If this were true, an organization like the European Health Spa in Englewood would be required to license all individuals in their organization including life guards, clerks, secretaries, etc. the City Attorney Berardini stated that/Denver ordinance was the basis for their fees which had been in effect for a long time. If all employees were not checked, there would be a chance for losing control of the situation. Co unci lm a n Sovern and City Attorney Berardini discussed the need for a section defining and licensing the apprentice. City Attorney Berardini stated that the apprentice would fall under the other employees section of the ordinance. Elmer Schwab, 4795 So . Inca , was recognized. He expressed his opinion that the ordinance does not need to be chan ed because it has served its purpos e vve r the many years in which it has been i_ effect. In his opinion, he felt it is incumbent upon the applicant to prove the unconstitutional! y of the clause in question and not for the Ci y Council to ini iate this change. He also stated that using the emergency clause for this bill was a farce and makin a laughin matter of the e er ency clause. Don Medsker, 4073 So. Broadway, At orney for Mrs. Boyte, was recognized. He stated that he was aware of other methods •f available to get a change in his clause in the ordinance, but felt the best way to change a law was to bring it to the le islative body of the City . He agreed with Council that it is important that a stron law be in effect, a stron law which the En lewood Ci y Code presently has. City Attorney Berardini answered Councilman Brown's questions by saying tha Denver does not permit bi-sexual assa e and hat the current City license fee for the massa e license is $2.00. Councilman Brown stated that it was opinion ~hat bi-a xual massa e should be prohibited. Councilman opinion tha we have and we should accep no s nd le al ime Ble sin and Councilman Sovern expressed he a le al coune 1 in staff tha we should utilize he opinion or our Ci y Attorney. We should in unimportant issues. Councilman Sove rn and City Attorney Berardini discussed he us or he mer ncy clause in th technicaliti s of pu lishin an ordina ce. Council as d he City Charter s a ed that m r1 who were presen mus vote without excap ions. e City At orney ror dir c ion in regard to his 11 ua io he at orn y ror •· oy e is his eon-in-la • and e did la r la ion1hi o ln errere wi his d 1110 • Ci y all He • • , • • 0 • 6 Attorney Berardini stated that the question is whether the personal relationship would interfere in the Mayor's opinion, and this is a decision which he would have to make. Mayor Taylor stated that he would vote. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 7 1 ARTICLE 1, TITLE IX, ENTITLED "HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS", OF THE 1969 E.M.C., AND REENACTING SAME WITH AMENDMENTS/ , I• i., c ~ i 1 • P, tJ t:. fY ., R ~e. I COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 7, ARTICLE 1, TITLE IX, ENTITLED "HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS", OF THE 1969 E.M.C. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: Council Member Br own. Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion c arried. * * * * to Mayor Taylor requested that the Counc il move 1~• item 6D on the agen da , a mem orandum from the Assistant City anager to the City anager regardin axin pro blem s in the Santa Fe- Union anne x ation area . City Attorney Berardini interrupted and stated that possibly the Bill hat was Jus passed should be re cons i de r ed because of he le ality o f usin he eme r ency clause in the Bill. He sta ed that i would b proper to have a motion brou ht forward to re conside r th Bill and th n pass an a ended Bil l . COUNCI A SOV!RN OV .0 A 0 COU CIIJU CLAYTON S COND!D A OTION TO R!CONSIO!R TH BILL FOR A ORDINANCE R!P!ALI 0 CHAPTER 7, ar icle 1, TITL IX !NTITL 0 "HEALTH TK!RAPY ESTABLIS !NTS" OP' TH 19 9 E. 1 .C. ANO R! NA CTI G SAW: ITH am ndment1 , ANO D!CLARI GANE FRGENCY. Upon the call or th r oll , the vote resul+ed as f ollows: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Brown, Clayton, Nays; Council m tr• ann, Bl 111n , Taylor. A een one The ayor declare h aotio carri d. • • I - • • • • • I • • 7 A discussion ensued between the councilmen involving whether this ordinance is, in fact, an emergency. Councilmen Blessing and Mann stated that the Council should not prolong a decision on this ordinance. Councilmen Clayton, Sovern, and Brown stated that the Council needs to provide the community to give input for this ordinance, thus deleting the need for an emergency clause. Attorney Don Medsker stated that this subject has been on the front pages and the editorial page of local newspapers and the public has had ample time to respond to this issue . Councilman Jones referred to the City Charter afp stated that to use the emergency clause, a unanimous decision~\o 1n~t\~~ this clause is necessary. City Attorney Berardini apologized for his oversight of this par t o f the City Charter and agreed that it would be nece s sary to have unanimity to invoke the emergency clau s e, and thi s o rdinance does n ot have this unanimity at this time. CO UN CILMAN SOVERN MOVE D AND COUN CILMAN JO NE S S ECO NDED A MOT ION TO A EN D THE BILL F OR AN ORDINANCE REPEA LING CH APTER 7, ARTICLE 1 , TITLE IX, ENTITLED "HEA LT H THERAPY ESTABLI S HMEN TS ", OF THE 1969 E.M.C., AKI BY DELETING THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE PREVI OUSL Y ENACTED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as f o l l ow s : Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Ble ss in , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nay s : No ne Ab s ent : No ne The Ma yo r d e cl ared t h e mo t ion c a rried. * * • • * Jayor Taylo r decla r ed a recess at 9 :JO P.M . Council reconv ned at 9:4' P. . Upon the call of the roll, the followin were pre1en Council embers Jone1, Sov rn, ann, Ble1ain , Bro wn, Clay on, Taylor. A aent: None The ayor delcared a quoru present. • • • , • • • 0 • 8 Council received a memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to the City Manager detailing procedures concerning possible increase in Councilmanic salaries. Mr. Maurice Merlin, 3688 So. Sherman Street, appeared before Council. He expressed his opinion that Council might consider going to a stipend on a per meeting basis, suggesting $20 for councilmen, $25 for Mayor Pro Tem, and $30 for the Mayor. Del Miller, 3020 So. Marion, appeared before Council. He stated that the Council might consider a flat fee in the order of $5,000 for the Mayor, $3,000 for Councilmen . This would stimulate other persons to take public office. Councilman Clayton explained the current pay status for Councilm en and for the paid Boards. Mr. Tom Gibson, 4801 So. Inca St., appeared before Council. He stated that by offering more money, the quality of he individuals •••l•x on Council would not be improved. Mr . Elmer Schwab, 4795 So. Inca, appeared before Council. He stated i•xt•• he objected to the proposed increase for Council. He cri icized any legislature whi ch increases its pay and then criticizes isa other people f o r increasing their pay in he private sec or. He eta ed that he believes you cannot buy quell y during this period of increasing inf lation , increasing salaries is wr on These funds can be funnelled a into more productive pro ram s . A discussion f ollowt dlf a on the Councilmen inv olvin he ay and frinpe enefits n oy d y Coun cil. Councilma Clay o s a ed should b referendu a tain d is a vo e of a th e only way a pay r ais h people throu h a public ayor Ta lor s a ed a e only reason he ite wa s o the a nda was o e pu lie opi ion on the au Jee and whe h r his item should be put on the allo in November. lmer Schwa agreed w1 h his rationale and eta ed the h isundera+ood h 1 e on he a e da. He rop, J2J9 So. Clarkson , ional mon y won' uy e on he Cou cil a d he pric ividual'• deci•ion o run •PP ared befor er p ople hen ta • ould no for Cou cil. Council. are COU . CIL A OV!D AD COO CILMAN BROW! SECOlDED A TO FORWARD TO THE CITY A AGER roR STUDY WITH TH CI~Y Y T , F ASIBILITY OF PUTTI G COU CIL ANIC ALARI S 0 TH BALLOT. Upon h call or h r oll , he vote r •ul ed aa • • • • -Ii -ti Aye•: Council Me•b•r• Jonea, Sovern, Mann, Ble11in~, rown, Clayton, Taylor. Na71: Non .Abaent: None The Mayor declared the •otion carri• • * Council be1an conaideration of a Bill Cor an Ordinance relating to liquor occupational Cees Cor operators selling J.2 beer for consumption on the premiaea, and also consideration of an Ordinance on final reading concerning liquor occupational tax increases. City Attorne1 Berardini gave the background on the proposed changes on the liquor occupational tax. Councilman Clayton and Assistant City Manager Nollenberger discussed the overall licensing procedures for liquor outlets. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED THAT CONSIDERATION OF THE ORDINANCE AND THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE TABLED INDEFINITELY. The motion died for the lack of a second. Councilman Sovern opened a discussion by stating that there seemed to be some inequities in the raises that are being proposed, especially in those concerning club licenses. The fee for the club licenses seem to be too high in rela tion to the good works they do for the community. It was decided to consider each one of these items separately . Discussion ensued on the item of an Ordinance concerning liquor occupation tax increases. Councilman Sovern proposed a change in the fees as follows: Claes A Operators -$700 Class B Operators -$700 Class C Operators -$400 Class D Operators -$400 Class E Operators -$250 Class F Operators -$400 The difference between the 1974 and 1975 revenues from this occupation tax should be earmarked for an alcoholic reahbilitation program with specific strings attached . .... • . •l • • • • - • • ·. 10 I NTROD UC!D AS A BILL BY COU NCI LMAN BRO WN. BY AU THORITY ORDI NAN CE NO. ~4_, lt!J RIES OF 19n AN ORDINAN CE A.MEN DI NG SECTIO N 4 AN D 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 !.M.C., BY I NCR EA SING TH! AMOUNT or THE LIQUOR OCCU PA TIO NA L FE!, FOR ALL CL ASSES OF OPERATORS, ANO AUTHORIZIH PRO PORTI ONA L CHA RO COU NCI LJ.lA N SOVERN MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO . 5 , SEP.IE OF 1975 BE AMEN DED AS HE ST ATED ABOVE . The motion died ror the lack o r a s ec ond. Councilman Blessing asked t ha considered. Class A Operators -$800 Class B Operators -$500 Class C.Operators -$JOO Class D Operators -$JOO Class E Operators -$JOO Class F Operators -$JOO he rollo w in~ rees be Mr. Elmer Schwab appeared again ~efore Counci l . He stated that on second reading, a change of this magnitude required that the Council start over completely on the ordinance. • City Attorney Berardini stated that the item could be disposed of by going to the next item on the agenda, that of a Bill for an Ordinance relating to liquor occupational fees for operato rs selling J.2 beer for consumption on the premises, in that it was the same type of ordinance , but it was on first reading. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THE ITEM ON SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL TAX INCREASES. 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. ~ -----=:::z== .... > • •I 0 -" • - ....... • • • • 0 - 10 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~-4 _, ~tii SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHORIZING PROP ORTIONAL CHARGES. COU NCILMAN SOVERN MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO . 5, SERIES OF 1975 BE AMENDED AS HE STATED ABOVE . The motion died for the lack of a second. Councilman Bles s ing asked that the following fees be considered. Class A Operators $800 Class B Operators $500 Class C.Operators $300 Class D Operators JOO Class E Operators $300 Class F Operators $300 Mr. Elmer Schwab appeared again ~efore Council. He stated that on second reading, a change of this magnitude required tha the Council start over completely on he ordinance. Ci y At orney Berardini stated that the item could be disposed of by oin to the nex item on the agenda, that of a Bill for an Ordinance relating to liquor occupational fees for opera ors sellin J.2 beer for consumption on the premises, in hat it was the same type of ordinance, but it was on first reading. COUNCILMAN MANN OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THE ITEM ON SECOND READING, AN ORDIN ANCE RELATING TO LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL TAX INCREASES. Upon the call of the roll, he vo e resulted a• follows: Ay a: Council embers Jone1, Sovern, Mann, Ble11in , Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Naya: Non Ab sen None The ayor declared the motion carri d. • • , - • • • • 0 ,. - 11 INT RODUC ED AS A BILL BY COU NCILMAN BROWN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3, 4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE -DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPE RATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES AND FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS , AND AUTHORIZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORD I NANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHA PTER 1, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 E .M.C. RELATING TO LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEES . COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN DD JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND THE BILL FOR ORDINANCE CHANGING THE FEES AS FOLLOWS: Class A Operators $65 0 Class B Ope rators $250 Class c Ope ra to r s $300 Class D Ope rat ors $30 0 Class E Ope rat ors -$250 Class F Operators -$250 Class G Ope ra to rs $400 Councilman Mann st ated that clubs should be dropped 1 . $100 . These roups are non-profit o r anizations and use the p rofits from the sale or liquo r for charity. !ayor Taylo r stated that he wa s against any increase in occupational tax because over the years the sales tax has increased and hie has been an unfair burden for this roup. The poss! ility exia s hat customers who might be patronizin En lewood business are oin ou side of En lewood where his ax is not collected . Councilma Clay on eta ed that h a reed in concep wi h Councilmar. ann, and would hop that pa r t or the increase hat is ein reqwested would o oward s rehabilitation program. He ould, therefore, not per it any chsn in his amendment. Councilman Sove rn • a d tha rehabili ation pro ra off he ground . axes on he users of liquor . the City n eds to et a It is proper to impose • • - • • • • • • -------~-=--=--~--=--------- 12 A vote was called for on the amendment. Upon the call of •• the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Sov enn, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Jones. Nays: Council Members Mann, Taylor Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. as amended A vote on the Bill by Councilman Brown/was asked for. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Nays: Council Members Mann, Taylor. The ayor declared the motion carreid. * * * * * COUNCIL:lAN BLESSING OVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE IDJI FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS: lil<Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of December 12, 1974 . Minu es of the Library Board meeting of January 14, 1975. Report by Hanifen, Imhoff and Samford, Inc. to Moody's Rating Service and Standard and Poor's concernin reasons f or the possible up rading of the City's bond rating. {emorandum from the As•istant City {anager to the City Manap,er concernin further information on long-term debt. Upon the call of the roll, he vote resulted as follow s: Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, ann, Bles sin , Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The ayor d clared the motion carried. • • * * The minutes of the Police P aion Board meetin of January 14, 197~ were di1cu11ed . ayor Taylor a a ed tha hi• aubJec arose a h Police Pe aion Board ecauae of a caae involvin a Pa r ol a Lowry, who is an 18-year veteran of he Poli e force and 1• cu rr en ly aakin for o al disa 111 re ir aent from e Police force. • • , -• • • 13 It was discovered that there are deficiencies in the current physical examination program and psychological testing pr o gram and possibly if they look into the 2 4-hour disability pro ram for Police officers. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE POLICE PEN S I ON BOARD THAT THE CITY COUNCIL WI 1 1 X&IIi LOOK AT PHYSICAL EXAMS FOR ALL POLICE OFFICERS, 24-HOUR DISABILITY FOR ALL POLICE OFFICERS AN D PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING FOR ALL NEW A~D CURRENT POLICE OFFICERS. After a discussion, Councilman Mann requested that the motion be dropped with the approval of the second. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE POLICE PENSION BOARD THAT THE CITY COUNCIL LOOK AT PHYSICAL EXAMS FOR ALL POLICE OFFICERS XK I BE REFERRED TO THE STAFF FOR PROPER REVIEW AND RETURNED WITH RECOMMENDED ACTION BACK TO COUNCIL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Cl ayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOT I ON THAT PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING AS RECOMMENDED BY THE POLICE PE NS I ON BOARD BE REFERRED TO THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD. Upon the c al l o f t he r o l l , the vote resulted a1 follows: Ay e s : Co un c il ember s J one s , Sovern, Mann, Bles s ing, Br o wn , Cl ay ton , T ylor. Nay1: None Absent: one declared he motion ca r ried. CO CIL N JO OV!D A D COU CIUU BL SSI G A OTIO TO TABLE THE IT THE POLICE P! SIO BOARD TO TH 24-HOUR DI ABILITY FOR ALL POLIC OFFICERS . Upon of he roll , l vo e reaul ed aa follo w1: • . • • I -• 0 • 14 Ayes: Counc il Members Jones, Sovern, 'ann, Bl ssing, Brown, Clayton, Ta ylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * Council ~•&•i~•t began consideration of a Bill for an Ordinance amending Section 14, Chapter 4, Title 5 relating to annual milita r y leave. City Attorney Berardini gave a background on the subject, and stated that the Career Service Board recommended that military duty pay should be handled as jury duty pay is handled. He stated that the State permits the reservists to keep their entire military pay. Other cities pay the reservists the difference between the city pay and the military pay, and they are able to keep all their travel and subsistence allowance. Cathy Cory, pr v viously introduced, explained changes which she felt should be in the ordinance. Because military personnel are paid on a 24-hour basis and a 7-day week, that taking the entire pay away was inequitable. It would be improper to deduc t weekend pay because weekends as a City employee are for the employee's own use. Councilman Brown stated that he felt his item should be tabled indefinitely. COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A OTION TO TABLE INDEFINITELY A .. BILL FOR AN ORDINA NCE AMENDI G SECTION 14 , CH APTER 4, TITLE 5 RELATING TO ANNUAL ILITARY LEAVE PAYAENT. Upon the call of the r oll, the v o e resulted aa follows: Ayes: Council embers ann, Brown, Taylor. aye: Council emb rs ones, Sov r , Bl aain , Clay o . A 1ent: None Th ayor declared the ao ion derea ed. L!SSI G S CO D D DI G FCTIO 14 I TO AN UAL MILITARY TI G 0 BRUARY "' - COU CI A SOV RN OVED AND COU CIL TO IA BL! THE ILL FOR A ORDI ANCE A TITL ~ OF THF. 1 9 E .• C. R LATING T OR FURTH!R STUD Y AT THE COU CIL Upon he call or h roll, he vo ed a1 rol low1: • • - • • • • 0 • ------------- 15 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carr ied. * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES . A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING AND BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. 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 la yer declared the motion carried. * * * • * RESOLUTION NO. 5, SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING THE NEW POSITIONS OF APPRFNTICE OP RATOR AND CHIEF PLANT OPERATOR , TO BE ESTABLISHED IN TH! WAGE AND CLASSIFICATION PLAN. (Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.) COUNCIU Atl BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILUA l BLESSING S!COIDED A OTION TO APPROVE R!SOUUTION o. 5, SERI! or 1975. Upon the call of th roll, the vot~ resulted as follows: Ay e: Council embers Jones, Sovern,-ann, Bleseinc, Brown, Clay on, Taylor. Nays: Non A been Non Th ayor d olared h motion carried. * • • - • • • 0 • 16 Council began consideration of action concerning the property tax rebate program. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO MAKE INFORMATION REGARDING THE TAX REBATE PROGRAM A PART OF THE CITY QUARTERLY PUBLICATION. 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. * * * * * Council received a memorandum from the Director of Public Works regarding the installation of pedestrian walk indicators at Broadway interse c tions. City Manager Mc c ow n explained the recommendation from the Public Works Department that would involve total s ignalization •f along Broadway, walk and no-walk signs. The e s tima t ed cost is appr o xima t ely $J ,OO O, whi c h wo uld be utilizing salvag ed parts. Funds are c urrently bud ge t e d f o r t his type of p ro j e c . COUNCILU.N SOVERN OVE D AN D COU NCI LMAN BLESSING SECONDED A OT I ON TO ADOP T THE RE CO MM ENDATIO OF TH PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO I NST AL L WALK AND NO-WA L IN DIC ATOR ALO NG B OADWAY. Upon the call o f the r o l l , t h e v o e r esul ed a s ollows: Ay es : Co un c i l !embe r s Jones , So v e rn, a nn, Bl es s in , Br o Yn, Cl ay to n, Tayl o r. Nays : No n e Abs en None The ayor d c lar d h~ eo fon carried . Council r eceived a memo r andu from Public Works to the Ci y ana er concernin ,5 West v tanf o rd Av nue. he Direc or of he sale of land a Kell e Wa h Hoff Ci y cCo wn e x plained th• aeaorandua fro • proposed pur h••• or proper y a •• S an f ord Avenue. •. • • - • • • 0 , . • 17 COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS TO SELL THE LAND IN QUESTION AS PROPOSED FOR 50 CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT. Mayor Taylor asked the question of whether the City can sell land which has been dedicated to the City. A discussion of the legalities of a transaction of this type ensued. ,. - City Atto r ney Berer dini stated that the proper way to handle this would probably be through a grant back to the Hoffman 's through a p r oper legal instrument . He stated that it would be setting a bad precedent to be selling land and that the City shouldn't be selling something that was given to them . Director of Public Works Waggoner explained the situation regarding the possible trade of land involved and what the Hoffman's are asking for in the purchase. Councilman Clayton withdrew his motion. Councilman Brown withdrew his second. COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOT IO N TO GRANT BY PROPER LEGAL INSTRUMENT THAT PORTION OF A DRAINAGE EASEMENT THAT IS UNNECESSARY FOR THE CITY AND THAT THE PR OPER TY OWNER WOULD IN TURN DEDICATE A PORTION ABUTTING STANFORD AVE NU E TO THE CITY FOR DRAINAGE PURPOSES. Upon the call of the r o ll, t he vo e resulted as follows: Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Cl yto n, Taylor. Na ys : Co un c i l ember Mann. Absen t : None The ayo r decla red the mo ti o n carried. • * • II * Council rec ived a letter fro the Chai r an of he P annin and Zoning Com 1aa1on to the City Council concernin ~ crea ion of a zone diatric for h Houting Author ! y lderly houtln project . Ir. Ar ar 1 •h creation o a zone houain proJ c . app ar d etore Council. o ditcuaa 1a ric for h Houein Au hority lderly Dirac or of Com u tty Development Supin e r 1 a ed that th re 11 not enou h h re o warren a endin ha zone die ric . Councilman on hit op1e hen o o 1J era i o . hat more caue h e apent or an ar a •. • • • • 0 • 18 Mayor Taylor stated that because of the lateness of the hour he would like to add items 6A through 6E and items 4G on to the January 27t h special meeting. After a brief discussi on it was decided to continue with the agenda. " Council began consideration of a Resolution concernin g the six-quarter budget covering the period of January, 1975 to June, 1976. City Ma nager Mccown explained each item in the six- quarter budget, as explained in a memorandum from *Ila Assistan t City lanager Nollenberger to City Manager Mccown. Director of Public Works Waggoner explained the progress that has taken place in the storm drainage program for the City and the current status of the program. He said that the Federal- Bow Mar basin is being bid very soon and that the North Englewood basin is budgeted to th e amount of $500,000 for the second quarter of 1976. He stated that another $500,000 would be needed in the future to finish the project. He stated that he wanted to authorize design of the North Central re gion basin and that this cost was budgeted at $53,000. Co unci l man Clayton asked that $90,000 be added to the si xt h q uarter for the housing program. City Manager Mccown explained that in o rder to bud e $90,000 for the si xth quarter, $90,000 would have to be taken out from so me other p r oject in the sixth quarter bud et. In the di sc ussion that followed, it wa s fel that i ight e conside r ed in a future budget considerati o n to see how revenues f o r h e Ci y were pro ressin . COU NCILM.A CLAY70N OV 0 AN D COU NCILl.lAN BROW SECO ND!D A OTION TO ACCE PT TH IX -QUART R BUDGET WI TH THE ADDITION OF $90,000 TO THE SIX -Q ARTER UDG!T I TH SECO ND QU AR TER OF 197 After discussion, Councilman Clayton wi hd rew his otion. Council an Brown withdr w his second. RESOLUTIO NO . 6, SERIE 0 1975 A R SOLUTIO AOJU TI 0 TH! PU LIC I PROV ME T A 0 G uo, T ro 197 . AL FU 0 (Copi d in full in he Official Reeolu ion Book.) COU CI AN BL SSI G OV!O AND COU CI A UOTIO TO ACC PT R OLUTION O. , S!RI! 0 or roll, reaul ad aa follo ws: OV!R 1975. Upon !CO D h call • • , - • • • • 0 • ---z=-- 19 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO ACCEPT BIDS ON THE ENTIRE FEDERAL-BOW MAR BASIN WITH THE INTENT THAT SOME PORTIONS MAY BE DELETED AND AUTHORIZED THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO DESIGN STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL ENGLEWOOD BASIN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor . Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * City ~anager Mccown stated that it would be appropriate to in reduce a motion to have the City Attorney prepare a resolution o au horize ne o iations for the land acquisition at Little Dry Creek and Santa Fe in conjunction with the ite in the six-quar er bud et. COUNCILMAN SOVERN OVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATION FOR THE LAND ACQUISITION AT LITTLE DRY CREEK AND SANTA FE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote result d as follows: Ayee: Council embers Jon s, Sov rn, ann, Blessin , rown, Clay on, ~aylor . Nays: None A sent: one The ayor declared he motion carried . • •. • • • • • 0 I• • 20 City Manage r McCown introduced a memorandum from the Di re ctor of Public Works relating to an amendment to the Englewood Dam agreement which was entered into with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District. He stated that the District is asking the City to ratify the previous indication that we are interested in going ahead with the Holly Dam . This amendment states that if the savings on the Englewood Dam are sufficient to build the Holly Dam, then the District is authorized to do so. = Director of Public Works Waggoner stated that the building of the Holly Dam would be an impo r tant part of the flood draina e p r og ram and would be additional help in protectin the downtown Englewood area in the event of the 100 year storm. Councilman Mann stated that he has changed his opinion on this project in the past few months and is now strongly in favor of the Holly Dam. COU NCILMAN BR OWN fOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO LET THE CONTRACT WI TH THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTR ICT TO INCLUDE THE HOLLY DAM. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, ann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The ayor declared the motion carried. * * * City ana er cCo wn introduced a memorandum from Assis ant City ana er Nollenber er re ardin a complain from a r e . Stohn who lives in he newly annexed area re ardin double taxa ion. , , City A orney Berardini stated tha the Ci y has the ili y to r nder full services o hie newly anne xe d area y are, in fac , ivin heee aervicea. Th prop rty owners ak he ma er to cour , bu in hi• o ii)n, he do a no t' el could e any retroac iv r liet' from axea which have n collec ed. Thia ie ecauae he aervicee have e n The same ie rue or e South Su ur an Recrea io Dia ric o Councilman ann'e qua• ton, ha said ha 1 would no• o pu tax collec ion• rrom thi• ar a in eecrow. he Ci y should do eom thin a ou and ha e kVe d a he t'el hie ar a ou or th •P ton o h••• people ial axtn dietricte o do hie. ----------- h S CO D!D A 01 G TO TAICE TAXI 0 DI T ICT ollo u 0 • • -• 0 I• • 21 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declred the motion carried. * * * * * City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum concerning the adoption of new uniform building, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and abatement of dangerous building codes. It was decided to consider this item in the second meeting of February. * * * * * ,.1 ,. ,,Y City Manager McCown presented a Bil l f o r an Ordinance concerning the sale of bonds to finance the Bi-City Wa s te Water Treatmen t Plant . .,.,.),. llll~KlilMxMlxxiixllllllxlixltii COU NCIL A.AN MANN . A BILL F OR R SOLUTION 0. 7, S RI S OF 1975 A STAT£ EIT OF IT NT TO SELL BONDS OR TH BI-CITY ASTE WATER TREAT T PLANT. (Copied in full in COU CI I A MOTION TO APPROVE call of h• roll, Otticial R olu ion ook. ) N JON S CO OED 197 . Upon he • • f • 0 • 22 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN. A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF SEWER REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1975, OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPA L AMOUNT OF $1,550,000, FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXTENDING AND IMPROVIN G THE MUNICIPAL SANIT ARY SEWER SYSTE M OF THE CITY; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS AND PROVIDING FOR THE APP LIC ATI ON OF THE NET REVENUE OF THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON, AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. COU NCILMAN MANN MOVE D AND COU NCILMAN CLA YTON SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF SE WER REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1975, IN THE PRINCIPA L A OUNT OF $1,550,000 . Upon the call of the roll, the v ote resu lted as f ollows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clay on , Taylor . Nay s : None Absent: None The ayor declared the motion carried. II II II II City ana er lcCo w stated that he had received a reque s fr o• the En lewood Hi h School year book to ha ve the Ci y place an adver ise en in th yea r book. He said that as far as h knew, his was he first time they had ever rec ived a reques of this ord r. H xplained ha he ads ran ed in rice wi a tull-P ce ad co ins $8,. COU CI A CLAYTO S CONDED A OTION TO SPO SOR A FULL-PAGE HIGH SCHOOL Y?AR BOOK AT A COST OF se~. roll, t vo a r11ul ed •• rollow1: BL!SSI G ENGLEWOOD call of the ,. • • - • • • • I • • 23 Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Clayton, Blessing, Brown, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * ,,. - City Manager Mccown explained that he had received communication from Arapahoe County indicating that the J•••z manpower grant which they had discussed in an earlier meeting would b e for one year instead of six months, for half as many positions. * * * * * COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE ALL MEMBERS OF CITY BOARDS WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE AS OF FEBRUARY 1st OR BEFORE, BE EXTENDED TO MARCH 1st OR UNTIL A SUCCESSOR IS NAMED. Upon the cail of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Aann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor. Nays: None Absent: None Th e Mayor declared t he motion carried . * * * * * City Manager cCo wn explained what had been done in relationship to the reques for bulletin boards made by Council man ann. He said that a memorandum wa s given to the Assistant City anager to get together wi th the City Parks and Recreation Director Romans to come up with some bulletin board ideas before the first meetin of February. • • • • SOVERN CO UNCILMAN BLESSING OVED ANO COUNCILMA N/SECONDED A OTI ON TO ADJOURN. Upon th ca-1 of he roll, the vote resulted a s follow Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, ann, Bl s1:1ng, Bro•n, Clayton, Taylor. Naye: None A been None Th ayo r d cl a red he mo ion carried . and h ••• in ••• adjourned at 2 :0 1 A. •Pu 1 Ci 'I Cler ' " • • • ,. - • (• • ~. ·-::za -.-. ROLL CALL M:>ved Secomjed Ave Nay Abstain Absent Jones r ')l sovern I Mann I Bless1nD \. Brown I Clavton l lllAvor T•vlor 1 \.. 11'(..L • • • I • -• • t• • --c :za---p ROLL CALL ~L Moved s~ Absent !47S- 3 • • • • I • •. 0 I• • 3 ROLL CALL ~ved Secorn~ed Aye Nav Abstain Absent Jones Sovern MA.Illl Blessirur Brown Clavt:on I.favor Tavlor UutU<A-~ ~ J z_ 7 jl, <;:. ~ t?(t.IZ(~ ~~U-1U f-j ~ J ~~ f..> (1) /t '1 ...... ...-. Vt u.L; clw-e *"/~1.c., (ii') I ~'/., , µ.,.t. _ .. fl .-d/ ~··"'- • ~~~" /µ ). L ,/. f I • . z t; r' b (,A 1 ~L. 4-fl Jr ~ ~ •• t... ,, ..tL( • • ,t>- I • -• • • e ay Abstai~ "' sent Jones ~ sovern 'i --...L_ MAnn I Bl essina \ ./ Brown ' Clavton I u .. vor Tavlor \ \ -~-,,;a.,,,. .J..o /MAJ t-<lTi-J4.-C.t... ~ '""'t" ~ ........ '7 /l; -, -J--:r ~ t(A....-....... 1 ... It-"' 'fJYWLA,M -~au d ~ liAf...c- ~'S- ~ 1~'1 I /1'-'-'i:-~ C!-4"\.-'\.-. z;_, +o y µ,"--'I-~. Ua, 11-1-'-f~ /,,µ ~- A.,4 ·- ,._o L Ufl"' __.J wt., ..f.s.vo ~ """~~ JrCJ ,.V.-'-f'SA tt /,4~ 4A u£-;_ -/),,,...., '+.· • ~ atu ~ A. ~utf ~· t' L I L ~ I.-"-'-__, ~f r v f'-'L """'"'..__ • ,. - · . - • • I - - • • ,, -• 0 1 ~ • . ==z=y --F k ROU.. CALL Moved Secon~ed e Nay Abstain Absent Jones sovern MR TIT Blessl.IU!: Hrown Clavton Mavor Tavlor ~~-~ r V ~ M t "'-/~ wuf._ f-W-'$ -~,,l w_:1 I~ ~d.a4-~~. t; s ~.-:-0 J ~~. ~~ ~ ~ ~ jid<-<-L-. t;, 4~t.. ~~ N-~dA. ...... j~· ~ ~·<Z•fi~ ;;t-~ 10;~ r ~ ~~· ~ ~~ -~ ~(M_"-' .v~ )r\.-l_LA~ r ~~ t~.,-~( ~ ?~~. 1/ ~ ~ t:t r: ~ ..u..rl-~r:~--::;~ l~t-;::;-.._.;,,,·~ ~ //, ...,, ... ~, ~ ,-. 1 ~ /rt 4., .• :z .... 'i. rQ.,<. r/2. tb4f$- ;._rA f • • , • • • ID /)~ v? Aye Nay wnt-~~L) Pee-s~ra.. 1 hV 14 £.. ,-(-.>-{:: I Abstain Absent13'™ Jone s I <LA 7Y sovern I Mann " Bless in" ) x .tlrOWtl I ,.c::: Clavt-on I wi vor Tavlor \ l r l _ ,q1-( ~J tJ ~ ~ ~ t~~~ .. t-!1..-<f J 4~-;L {y.µ-i-14 f~Un"-r J /,t..~y fs_ ~S..t ~, '"1 " c. .. -,, Ii df. v t. ~ ~~ lt.~ Jc: ~~· "Cz (.; tA<{TP ,.J • . • • • -• . • • 7 ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones .:::.overn Mann Rl essfnu Brown Clavton MAvor Tavlor ~b ~-0. -~ br / It~~~' "L..-1/114 Ir~ ,&:e__ - ().')..., / / ny,..,...... ;lt/ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ l~<y-M~· ~ ~t..C.. 17 r)A ,........ ~ ~Ju_ "! • • , • - • • ROLL CALL '7Yi i-y/~ (;)• rJ~ u:--- ~ed 0S~conQ d e Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones v' Sovern / --~ MAnn v ~~ Blessllu! ./ m-own ./ Clavton ./ Mll.vor Tavlor v I { t.tvu. 7 fu.J';A j., f IVt .. 1> -r 1--,Jk /U-.IA 2..- 1 ~"y~.U(.( I I ~Yz.£ J t-J jb ' '-G!;t <... .,vM t dL /;,. i //'u.J (!..-! ,f,u.-.a. t.. ~ v- t-4 ( tj t,£-f.. i t u..£~ "} {" J ,.,,1 ~--«'' ~) ~ ~ w~ tr'vf"'-~ ~~~, 11~ /1~'~...,. {_ 1-#A t I? f.¥.~ µdt<.,_., '". ~ ft~ .. ""' ... ~ 1~ c....··· , • • • , • -•. 0 • q ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed N e ay Abstain Absent Jones Tuvern Mann Blessing Brown Clavton 1hlvor Tavlor ,_,,.,. l~ ; r VK. ft ".µ._, r i '-~i ~ ,~L '-lo_,, fi '--!J ~ _.,.J.. .A. w-<-{ '4-1> t.-a.--~;. L..,..._, µ w ~-d .VO'v l µ.c.,....... ~-"l-"' r .. L. " 't..-t-JZ(... 1 ~ c--, ~2" , .. ,.I - 11(, q ,-<,,_' ..),..... ~~-- /~ u .. 11 ...,., -I I i.-• • • ..1 ··~ • • t • - • • 0 1~ • - // ROLL CALL Moved Secof14ed Ay e Nay Abstain Absent Jones Sovern UAnn Blessl.n£ .tn"OWil Clavton MB.YOr Tavlor <~ ,......, f H-<{WIZ--tU-1-~~'";, Juu_-..f tH-f4-/; ~{.. WLtL -S-y.e.t..( c.;}<__ '5 ' /l f.-~ ~~-~ i..A,...4 k>--n ~~, '{71J~ '-r7 ~A. $. t.-... 14<.~ ~1... ~~ urt.Jt-c:t -l J::-1-1 ~~ /I ~v Vv , ,{f ....., U/l 7-4.. ~ ~~ ~--. ----- • • , • 0 · . • ::=z-::----• ROLL CALL Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent V\A. B:> ~ (L/t-IL-- 4; 7 ?l ~ t ~ u.Y-( _. ;.J y1 'l ,_.cf1L ~~ tu»·~r&w. 1,.,Vf~ tf.<JJ,k/r..-~ 1~....c "( .;.. ~.... {_, ;. ~I-t --1") ,_,, -'!,,(,.I;.,>-~ {,,, oi-t'-J,.w · :/t.>£s 4 <-f µ..._, ~ vny-'y;.,J::.. ~ ~~ 7· 11_ ( _"<. .. i ...... · ........... ~ ·. /) • • • " - • . • • , ROLL CALL /~ ~s-e.... Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones V' ....--=vern i/ / -nn ..,,, R1ess1n11 ,/ tsrown v' ~ Clavton v -vor T•vlor .,/ ,.. /J ~ (~ - • • • , - • Moved Seconqed ...,,... ~ • • • ROU.. CALL ~~?YJ<-LL-! ~ ~ Ay e Nay Jones / sovern - l\IRnTI .,, Blessi= ., m-own v Clavton "" MAvor Tavlor -/ Abstain /ut1i-tv. i. ~~I a,-._ ~u£4 vv...v•-1 lo-<~. L. /W...LJ '$ (.)A, l/ld.MA.l -¥1 ri 1J -,f i ..A. t.viL/. ~u;_ , .. tu..,."t;, ii L-"" l "-~ Absen t 11 ~ ,,< "' , f"..i.fl..:c!. L-.L r ~"t., J ;~ -. ,, ; ;t..t: t- / ,{-/ / t!- .# • ,.... ~I ~· lLAv • • • - 0 • -:zz---= WC:: & ROLL CALL Moved SeconG d e A;fe Nay Abstain Absen t Jones 1 snvern I Mann T 1:11essing Rrown Clavton Mavor Tavlor ,~~,) ~v~ ~w <;.. <;-<. 145 ~,., '"" Cf-,__/ -J ,,. c.---~ /1u ,o '{ ?-( ,,,,..., 1c..--n<.-U~ f; 3" 11<--t,.A- • • /Z. .,, • - ; • • 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Second d e Aye Nay Abstain Jones 5overn 1,!iiiin Blessing Brown Clayton •""'-vor Tavlor 11'µ/n... -/I i""' ,~ l £. u ( a 6 . ~ t c.t ~ ~~ lV< ~ ~ Jlf , -/t.-~ (v Ja, . T 1.L,. ~ r n ~~ , . ........... "I > {., ,,, - 1..5 Absent 1~ • • • 0 • ---------... ROLL CALL Moved Secon~e d Aye Nay Abstain Abse nt Jone s Sovern M1rn ii lITe ss!ng =own Clavton "ll'iiV or Ta"lor h~~-~ M-;/ ~fA ~ µJ1~~ r~«:> ~-~,,,, ~ ... ~ ~ Wtft v-,._ ~ ju.u ~ . I • '/v~d ~ ;1lH-u~ ""'4" ~. Jl.µv ,,,,,,fab-<_vl<l ~~'S."' ~~~I u.e....-...__ ~J-~ ~ Pu.~t p._ 141"'~ ~ ~ ~ /ttftA-~ 1 /J~lDC--~ t ""'. l ,.J t .... , ±::smt -:a: 0 //R •. • • , - - • Aye Jones v Sovern .,.,, ,_...... .. ~ ,/ Blessing ~ ~ Hr own ..,, / Clavton ./ MaYOr Tavlor ./ "f>l. S~l1'l~ -;~ ~~~.._ ~ ~- • • • . • • a y Abstain Absent • • I - !('"" ,. • • • 0 • ROLL CALL ~~~:> M:>ved Secon4ed Aye Nay Jones So vern ""./ Ui>T'IT'I -/ Bl e ssin2 Hro wn Clavton Ma vo r Ta vlor ?_,e:e.µ1~ -~-"'-~---i.-.b ~ - ~~ .. -1-~t-,,(_ ~ ti - •. Ab s tain Absent • • I • - • t• - .. ROLL CALL ~(.._, e>t:WC4-' ~< l!b. 1~ ··~ ) ~;L" • Aye Nay Abstain Absen t -Jones ~v -.,/' 50vern , , Mann tuess1ng ...L or own ,. Clavton ~~.yor Tavlor fjJ VC.tt:.r I -~ / "~ 'i-4-1 c.., t.M-if....._.. 1&-t-f "-SAr' ~ &,,/.-"'-~ ~ - (!... It-~ 4~-1.. -t.,,.lH ~ -Ai~ 7.--~ ~l),</~ct.E: l'-1 • • • ,,,_ • -• • ... ROLL CALL ~ ~ i--lo .AU-A -,.u..&.-J LD. 1'>ved Se conded e N ay Abstain Ab sent Jones \/'" 5< vern 11i ,,..,,.., HI es sing -own Clayton MAvor Tavlor 0 ; c r ,r..,11C: - • • • • -•. • • -.... ~( ROLL CALL M:lved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones ~ Sovern -r >('. Mailil I ,, Bl essirul I l:tt'OWil } ~ Clavton I J\llAVO r Tav lor \ \ • • • , • • •. - 0 I • ·. - - ROLL CALL ?; u.-l--'1 '")_ ~ f+L, ~VJ b c::b ~ d Se rid d ve co e Ay e/ N ay Abt in s a Ab t sen Jones J , sovern ..,, ~ Mann v ~ Blesst= ./ ~ Brown '\/, Clayton v / MB.v or Ta vlor " LAY.,-.~ .-J Hu-< <rV I') /I-fps-z; ~ ~D d-3crv 7) ~BO --:i s-o t: F :i.s-t:> t/-oo • • • • • - • • • ---~-,~-------~, ROLL CALL (3,L-N{TD ,.J /+UA. ;1.JD'?A ~ Moved Seconcjed A..ve Nay Abstain Absent >C Jones ,/ Sovern v lt.ann .,/ Blessing / Brown ,/ ~ Clavton ,/ v '""'"or Tavlor 7 ~JV-(lf,aQ-s ~£.. tft j1t-~~ . /:)~~ ti q_.,~ (/' --<-f 4.>.--tv~ ~ fc, ~ h- Y;Pt' ~ A-~-rf-f ""f~ ~1 ~ ~ OUl'/7· '" -~~ff .,. ~ ''""' ~.,£ ,~,1 ~~t..,d; "?AiLO -.,.l • ~ ~ t,_-~~~ 41 t:><.~~~ .. ( ~ • • • , - • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconi~ed Jones Sovern f.ll!n!l Bless1rur l:lrOWll Clavton wivor Tavlor j.2;,(..1:::-~ r,.uc:; -~ /.~ i4,,,~ f"'-r ~ • /cye • • . • • Nay Abstain Absent • • , • -• . • - .. /i ~ J-o ROLL CALL ~~f~~~ J.bved Sec n4 d 0 e Jones A.Ye Nay Abstain I Absen t ...... ""Vern '\ ~t.ann T .._.,... / Bless1 nu I Hr own I Clavton I """~or TavJor ,J ~, .. , • • • • • • • • • -. (• • -~---- Secon<1 d e Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent Jones Sovern x MAnn """ Bless1n2 ln"OW?l Clavton • MAvor Tavlor •AA ~ .o/ ~ r• ~ - • • , . , • • • . -• t• • -__.;;c-----------~ Ay e Nay Abstain Ab sent . Jones /' -Sovern ~ v 01ann J / ,;<. Blessin2 I / BrO"f/Il r Clavton \ MBv o r Ta vlor J • • ' • • -·- • - ROLL CALL ..-- fv,_ cJ,u IY 61 .,(_.,.,(/ i Aye Nay Abstain Absent J.bved Secon e x Jones .i ~ve rn I f>'lollilll. J ~ o ... essing ,.. ~r own Clay ton ,_,,.or Ta_ylor • • • - • • • 0 I• • --=--_:::-~------- ?-ROLL CALL \ftf>L-C-~ Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay/ Abstain Ab sent V' / f,.-( Jones .<:nvern x Mann Blessing Brown Clayton MHvOr Tavlor ~I M f --; J f~· 'j.~i-~~ ,JJ~7 1~1 v ./ I/ 1/ \/ / / v \/ ,:/ A. 'c.L ______ ,_ J-::. ,~,I~ aA /li " ~ r-'.4-4 t.L4 I'""' I / ....._,, ~ _,,_ 1 I ~J "-"' '7 ~ ,l'C.'r.f ~"' ~~er..·..,~"- '(-w /~ A: ·t.. ,1.'4 1-~ .. ,.,_,,t_ I (,_. ~ ~,/ ....{. ,,,,,...._ 1 ,;f.~C " - ,)/i_.,1,,( ,). ,,L,.... ~ ~. ~ ..... , ~ H· // T~t " .. • • • 'I •. . (~ - •, ----------- Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones 7 .X:--=>overn \ MB.I1ll \ ----'ITT ess1nu ' Brown I Clavton 1 MRvor Tavlor I ~~ ~)d_ (J,rl..{-it.~ /~'v ,,,i"ir~ ~G-4 1 .A ~~L. ~ • • • • • (• •, • -· ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent v Jones \. , -..L Sovern l Mann I Blessint> \ Brown ' Clavton I Maver Tavlor I \ • • • • - • • RO LL CALL Jones / Aye Na y Abstain Absen t ;:,overn ~ Mann l y--l:lless1ng I x 1:1rown Clayton MB.Var Tavlor J • • • , • •, • t~ • M:>ved Seconijed Na Abstain Absent • • , • • . • I• • ROLL CALL ~+ /!. i.-l-1 ? w t:4-'L. Ch.A-0--">-7;,__.t...A """--(,v a-t.)_ JuJ luP--lL ~~ Moved Secon4ed Nay Abstain Absent • • • • , • • -• (• • #' • . ~ __... ROLL CALL [!,~r-r"L~ 4-v ~ ~~¢ /'1 ~ Moved Secon~e d Aye Nay Ab s t ain Abse nt ~~ c/u.54~ ti--.... v._-fi.lc..L/_'V/ rr ~ 1J-' U<-1,, l,,l A '(l'P ;J - ( ,,/ • {.,-: -/.-, ' l"':i ~~ J ~ i.. t' ti 4A·. ,., ,,;(_. u,·" 1 ( ~ -:. I ~ ' • • • • , • ,. -• -• {• • . . --~--- • • • • • - - • • • • ~--------- ROLL CALL M:>ved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain lor ~ ~ h~ ·~r;;;;.._ (!_~I~ ~ ~t.---( ~'i,..t //~ /,.... ./.. p_J(,4.A.~4-'( 6, •. ~-/1 ' ~ ~~ (J tcrf.-U -J • ,...>, ~ (J,~L It-. ""' -ftM.~ "' - Absen t • • , • • • • • ----zz & 3f ROLL CALL Moved Seco o d n e Jones sovern Maill1 BJ ess1ng Brown . Clavton ""vor Tavlor G~ ~lf-G ttte ~uJ6.. jMJ '?-I i -/A._.-~ lf-J Aye Nay Abstain Absen t ~ 1) 1> n ...,..., ..... P~'-" (!. flt.~. , a;, ~ :p ~ ;.. "2.--' ' . •. • • - • • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded ve N Jone s sovern Mann tl.le ssin2 Brown Clavton N'.ay or Ta vlor &Pr &~~v ~l7~~ ~ c.~kflt:- 7tf. .rv # £ <."' _., I ---- t ,,; • •. ay A t 1 bs an Absent • • • • • I • - ROLL CALL Mov ed Secon<:e d Ay e Nay Abstai n Jones So vern CllA '"' BJ ess1ng Br own Clavton M""Or Tavlor Jl'~S ~2..-~ a.u.'-r-t ~ - u.4 4J ,:u.""' l I 4-f' t ~ 1 i--<)L ' • -w • ~~ ' • ~ -j' ~ /<;...- .A "'i' , """' Tt~~ «-~""l l ~ "I(../ ,f /,,?Jt;.// t...t.. "' {"'' • .t ., ., ,I 'll .( / -_, .. ~ "" '''• • . 41 Absent • • I --- Moved Seconded Jones Sovern Mann Blessing Br own Cl avton Maver Tavl or • • • • Aye Nay Abstain r.... I tt ,._/J ~ "-"'(! 7 p~ ~ " - • . Absen t "'~ • • . • t~ • ROLL CALL lk>ved Seconded Ay e Nav Abstain Ab sent Jones Sovern : MAnn IDessin" ~ m-own ....__ Clavton MRvor Tavlor /h ~f ,._~ -~ u ~...,,,_._L .......... ....,( ...._ ~ ,/~~ ....... ~ -.L /A~fs4. • • , • • -•. • • RO LL CALL c;;r 12~ /Jo ~ {y f.ed '4 Moved Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones \/"' , ....... sovern v Mann .....- .>< tlleSSlllli!: .......... m-own ....... Clavton .....- Mayor Tavlor ....... • • • • • , • •. -• I• • ROLL CALL c r t ~ <.:r--J- µ. ~"'--s. u-... {! I -l "-t''i... -con~ed Jones Ay e Nay / Abstain Ab sent -, Y" Sovern I -, ' "'!Ann 7 - Ness~ -- -~ Brown Clavton MA"O r Ti!l "lor • • • • ' • - • • • t,~f- 11-b~ '"l..-CLA. +o _.J.,_ ('. • • c Q. •• ; Moved Seco~ d e Jones ..,,,,. snvern , Mann iuessing >/ RT' Own , Clavton MA"Or Tavlor ,. -• • • • Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent / " I l I • • • • • • - Abstain Absent • • I - /x f"/ • • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconcjed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t /)µ.Ut. t:u..-u ~ ~ 1-flcA 4 ~ tt-d/ u {, a_.. .. .t:;, l'l I ,.1rt &4 ~ """"";...._t-4 -"" _,;r<.u..J--./ld/~~·Lt ... ,_,; ·~.,. f ("'t.t,.,uL w.4.4./ /!£ /, 1 ,~<t1 ,~4 . _.1L,_Jt. _.t._ ~..u_J . #U-/;;,_/I ;/ b<.-f _,,,i.,_~, , f tz..__ r~ , ~...._,. ""' ~ , ~' t 111/. ~-a,., 5 I-/, .(1 1 7 • • • ' ' -•. • t• • . . I • • • • • • • . • • RO ll CALL c../o ~, '1 µ J wa yV.-~ ~ Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstai n Ab sent Jones --.£.. 5< vern ~ 1IJi mn ~ jjj essin11 BI own Cl avton J MHvOr Tavlor • • • • ,,,_ -• • • ------~----------------- ;;-/ ROLL CALL //o 7 Moved Seconded Ay e Na y Abstain Absent .v--Jones / >< .5overn ' Mann I tiJ ess _,.., Hr own Clavton Maver Tavlor • • • -• I• • ROLL CALL ~ Secoruied Nay Abstain • • , • - - • • fi ~ 4-o ~ t:J- .. Moved Sec 4 d on e ,,><:;. - ROLL CALL A.ve Jones \ SOvern I 11118nn I Hle s Sing 1 Brown Clavton I MAv or Ta vl or ' • • • Nay Abstain Absent !:) 0.._,l~ p;,t.. ~ /.; a___ ( 1-. 5'-~·----- ~ LA..-J tAAL~ • . • • I ,,. -• -' • t• - - ROLL CALL Moved Seco1l4ed A.y e Nay Abstain Absen t • • • • , - • • • • . ,, • ROLL CALL v..;I.., s. ~"' &»--~7 1 ~ ~~ ~ ~i:.~ a-~ 1 rJ-( ~ ~~ 4-0 ~ (~ H-w,J;{~L-~~ ~. Moved Seconded Aye Na Ab t 1 Ab t y s a n sen Jones ( .<;civern \ 1?.ann I Blessing I v-· Brown \ ~ Clavton I / MA:vor Tavlor I \ • • , • -•. • I• • ~{1.o ROLL CALL J..bved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent Jones 50vern !Vann Bless:lmr Brown Clavton Mllvor Ta vlor • • • • I • • -•. • ·, • (. - ROLL CAL L Moved Secon4ed A.v e Nay Abstain Absent Jone s ' -'"C Sovern Mann -......L Blessing I/ Brown Clavton Ma.vo r Ta ulor • • • • • • • 0 • STl\T r t:rH 10 ft u: COD c TY CfiUl~Cil 1.t:11GU E or ~l ErJ VGTERS OF MAl=l\lOt. CGU .• TY 2 D ... nnu ry 1 9 75 Thn L ocuo of ~rnun Vo or• o f A cp~huo Cnunty ri• os to qo on r nco r~ a. stronoly ~u port1no th roconmond·tion of tho Enoler·oo d Parka and l.nnninq Co mission nd tho Plannin" und Zoninq Co ission to cot an eppr&isol und consider pur~h sing tha 4,9 a ~res a j cont ~a Da trnouth P rk. This land to bo usod for xpun•.ion of tho oxiotinq foci lity. Our m• ber hip atudiod Lond uso in Arapahon County for sovr;,' L yoar nd roached tho conclu ion that qovornment ntitios, uch s tho City or En Lnwood, hould nd ~uot purchase land hen ,,. ilohl to rovida park sy to s, rocroat onoi r ciU- tio • or on o ~ and or.an pacos to o uso by th c t12 n. or thoir-jurf diction. Throu h our otud!o. Loar od at 00 raquire addi i:ion L park f c ti tios o ul ti on. Thi ito, no und r consid uito inco it nt ll'l dov lo ool nLu t.cnn court OU r tr z ns ('!r th-.• oro . y t t Council th t. c i of nd re l , the City of to a t tho ration, is d rk on ua v tu Eno lo cod noods or 1t idna l lv A to t c y th in cit1- n • • , - • • 0 ·, • STl\TEflEIH TD f.f~GLE'·JOOD C ITY COU NCIL LEAGUE OF womEN VOT ERS OF ARA Pl\HOE COUNTY 20 January 1 975 Tho Lo~gue of' Woma n Votors of /\rapnhoa Coun ty wishos to go on record ·s strongly supportinq tho rocommondations of tho Englewood Parka and Planning CoPlmission and the Planning a nd Zoning Commission to got an appraisal and consider purchasing tho 4.9 ocres adjacent to Dartmouth Park. This land to be uood for oxponsion of tho oxioting facility . Our membership studied land uso in /\rapahoo County for savor l yours and roachod tho conclu ion that government ontitios, such oc tho City or En lo·ood, should end rauat purchoeo Land ··hen ovoilablo to prov id perk ystoC1s , rocroe tionn 1 foci ii- t ios, groan bolte and opon sp-cos to bo uso d by th citiz ns or th i r urindiction. ThrouQh our tudios ~o loornod that tho City or Eng lo ood ,, - •. - • • • • ~·rn r rnEMT IO E flGLf.l COD CITY cou ··;C IL LEA GUE OF WO~EN VOTEPS OF llRl\Pl\HOE COUflT Y 20 Januar y 1 975 -h~ Lo guo of Womon Votors of Arup hoo County wtshos to go nn rocord ns strongly supportin9 tho rocornmenda ti ons of tho En lnt1o o rl Parks end Planni ng Cornmi sion and tho Plar.ning and 7.oni~Q Cornmics ion to got o n appraisal nd considor urchosing ';ho '. 'J acres odjuccnt to Da tn outh P.-i rl<. This land to be usod ro;· t:>:~nns:l.on of tho fl:<.loti n g f'aci lity . nu-r.1o~·bcrship studied lond USO in Arapahoe County f or ~ovo .. l v • ra and ro:1chod tho cone lusion that govornmont n t1••nn, cuch oc tho City of E nglo~ood, hould nd rnuot purch o la nd niha n a vailable to pr vide pork yst oms , rocrontionnl fa ci 1 - ti s , qr on bolt on o op n s~ncoo to b unod by t h citizens of ~heir juri•dict_on. Through ur atudi t''O l rnod thot tho City of f.n ol ood or:c ,.. Quir dditionn 1 • rl< f cilitio to mo ot t h n ood of it po • lotion . Th BitO, t" undo o sidoroti n, 1 j 0 lly i nc !. t tCI d avol?p d rl: t' A in p !ut. tonni court CIJ ld 0 f t o nn 9 v lu t t c citi zon nf' thi t t Co1• ,.J.t t t ft c t n t to l t at utd f r r ch 1 • • , - • • • 0 • LE'IGUf. OF ~tlDt•:Ef' VOTERS OF rtRAPAHOE COUNTY 20 January t 975 Thn Longuo o? l<!omo n Votors of /\rap3hoe County wishos to go on rhcord ns strongly supporting tho roco mrnondationu or tho -:ng Lo ::io ocl Parks ond Plonnino Commission and tho Planning and Zonin Conrnission to got an appraisal and considor rurchaoing :~ha t. 9 acre s adjueont to Dartnouth Par k. This Land to be unod ior oxoansi on of tho o~ioting facility . Ol· l'.1onborship <JtudiorJ land rn:o i n Arapohoo County for cov r~l ~our o an ro~chod tho conclusion that govornmont 1 nti '-!.or., ~u h ao tho City of' r:ng Lo:•Jood , sh ou lcl onci nu st pure ho o l<lnc; hon cvoiJ.c' l.o to provid ark ystons, roe oetionol focili- ~10~. r •on o1~ nd op n spaco t bo usod by tho citizens of t ir juri ciic<: •. on. Throu i our tudio ·o lo rnod th t tho City 0 Eng J.01'1Cod q1tir 0 i .. io 1 p· rk fnei li tio ~n r.i t .ho nood of it r. un nr nri idoroti n, 8 id Ll, ~uit rl ineo i: i "'ov lnoo k · rn· . " tonni 0 or tr va 1u to ti'> ci .. j- z :J . . c n-u th t hon C n rn LI Cit y 0 e ith n or t ro oro .. ol t at t o 11 era • rr t 1 to t r co unity PU C could n t at . ti t r tio a n you Co re , r r er UC• l •. • • - - • • • • 0 I• • ST ITEf1F:t.IT TO GJGLE DOD CiTV COl.i ~ IL. L~AGUE or WOMEN VO TERS OF A~ArnHOE COUNTY 20 Jonu<i y 1 975 7ho Lo, qur:? o? lilor:ion Votora of Araonhoo County 111i<;hes to go on r~cor~ oa str ongL oupportin tho rocommondation of tho f:nglew md Perks ond Plunnin Commiss i on a n d tho Pl anni ng a n d Zonin Comnission to g t 3n pproisol and conaidor purchasing ··ha . 9 acre s odjoco nt '.;o Dartmouth r'ark . This la n d t o b e u sod for cxpnnsion of tho oxiotinq faci l ity . lt·:r momborship studied land uso in Arapoh o o Co unty fo r o~ L yoors and ranched tho conc l u ion that govornmo nt nntit!o , ~uch as tho City of Enqlo~ood , should an~ muat purchcEo Land rtren ovailobl.o to provido park "ystons , rocrcationnl focili - ti n, grcon bot ·nd or n sp.coa to n usod by th citiznns of t.h it Jurf. d.i.ction. Th~ough our otudios o lonrnod th t th City of Engl toad nquiro ddition:i L purl: r cilitio to amot tho nooda or it p nu1 ti on . T is sito , no· und r consido otion, i idn 1 y inc it is • rf j c nt to c!ov lo pod rk r ~. in Cl l lu tonni~ courts •ou bo of t onondo o va Luo tho citi- t 1 Q a. • y 0 OD nd th c ncll th t h n Cindor 11 it y n t in t cl· iz n or t t t to 11 er Ir i to t c co ld Co ion nd , • • • 0 • STl\TEl1,E NT TO EiiiGI D JCIJD CITY COUi·iCIL LEAGUE OF' :iJOMEru VOTERS OF' ARAPAHPE COUNTY 20 Januory 1975 The Loaguo or Woman Voters of Arapahoe County w5Dhos to go on record us strongly supporting tho rocommendationn of tho Enqlewood Parks ond Planning Commission anci the Planning and Zonin~ Commission to got an appraisal and consider purchasing thu 4.9 acres adjacent to Dartmouth ~ark. This land to bo used for expn nsion of tho existing facility . Our nembership studiod land uoo in Arapahoe County for govot l yoars and roached tho conclus io n that govornmont ontit'~s, cuch s tho City of Englewood, should and nust purchoeo land ·hon ovoiloble to provide ark ysto~s, rocroat·onol facili- ~1os, groon tolt and opon space to b~ usod by tho citizens of t air juriodict'on. Th ough our ~tudio ·o Loarnod that tho City of Enolo cod d orco roquiro d· i .. ionol park foci LH:io to moot tho noocls or its o lct ion. ri sito, no• under considoroti n, i !do lly inc i. 1 · djoc t to a 1111 lopod 1r' area. A ir. o 1 p tu~ cnni o courto ould bo to t o cit1- r t h a ua. y nd o un .l. l t h t In City a n n or to l t t t 11 er Ir t hi and t o tho co vnl t y ul d could not bo t. ti n n your Co nd ourc d , e r s. "' - •. • • -• 0 t• • STA r E t t:t T TO E NGL E lJIJD r. ITY COll N-I L l.El\GllE Of lfOll'.EN VOffRS Of nn11 P /\'.~Of. COUNTY 20 January 1 075 Thn Loaouo o l\lomon \/otors of Jlrap::ihor. County uiio;hos to qo on rocord s strangl oupportin tho roconmondations of tho Enqloi:1oorl rerks ond r::h nninq Conmi9:iion and tho Olonnin :ind ZoninQ Commission to qot an approis 1 and consider purchasing •• ..<;... tho 4. 9 acres odjocont to Dartmouth Park . This land for oxpansion or tho oxiotinq facility . be usod Our nomborsh'p tudiod lend uso in Arapahoo County f o r oov ral yoaro o d roached tho conclu ion th·t oovornmont ontitios, ouch as tho City or Englewood, should and must purchase land when ovoi1oblo to provide pork sy:itons, rocroationol fociii- ties, oroan bo t~ and oron spacos to bo u:iod by tho citizens of their juri~diction. Through our studios wo loarnod that tho City of Engle ood don roquiro dditional park focilitio to oot tho noods or !to po ul tion. Thio sito, no under conaidoration, is idoally auito sinco it 1 djoc nt to a davolo d onrk area. A n i inQ oo l lu tonnl courts •ou1d bo of' tro ondous vo 1uo to t o cl ti- zon r th! 0 o ind t 0 Council t t on Cind11r lla City n t t cit·z n of' t that Jr thl l n 1 c ould znna ould t. nr ur Co ion 1 nd urc f'cr r er Kft ,, - • • , - • • 0 • ST TEt EN T ro E GL E JOID CIT Y COU ~CIL LE1IGUE or ~DO'Eiv VOTEP.S OF ARn c n~OE COUNTY 20 Jonunr• 1 975 Tho Looguo of ~anon Votnrs.of Aruo~hoo County wiuh to go En le~ooct rks nnd Plunnino Commission and tho Planning nnd on rocord os st onoly supportin thu roco. ~ondationH of tho Zonino Co~mi ion to qot an approisul and consider purchasing tho 4. 9 acres odjocont to Dartmouth Purl<. Thi land to be usod for expansion of tho oxistinq facility. Dur momborship studied land uso in Arapahoe County for souoral yours and roached tho conclusion that oovornmenl ontit.ios, ouch oc tho City of Englo~ood, should an m st purchoeo land ~h en ova!lob!e to provide park systnms, rocrootiono! foci! - tio , qroon bolts and opon p ens to b u od by t o citizens or their jurl diction. Through our tudio NJ L arnod that tho City of En Le11ood do rnquira oddition 1 purk rocilitios to mot tho noo~s or its nopu~tion. Thi oito, n w ·~dor eonsidoration, !s ido lly uito sinco it 1 djac nt to duv lo~od onrk aroo. A n i~ Jn z n or thi r o. col lu tonni courts oul~ o or tra oo~ou valuo to t o clti- t,, Co n it t pr n d f r re lln City told at c unity on :I uld io • • • • • • 0 - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DECEMBER 3, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Com.mission wa s cal led to order at 8:00 P.M . by Chairman Martin. Memb ers prese nt: Martin; Jorgens on ; Smith ; Jones; Brown Supinger, Ex-officio Members absen t: Wade; Weist; Lentsch; Tanguma Also present: Assistant Director Romans; Assistant City Attorney Lee ; Planning Assistant House. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Mr. Martin stated that Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 19, 1974, were to be considered for approval . Jones moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Minutes of November 19, 1974, be approved as written. Mr. Lentsch entered and took his place with the Commission. AYES: Brown; Jones ; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Smith NAYS : Non ABSENT: Wei t ; Tanguma; Wade Th motion carried. III . STREET VA CATION South Lipan t. CASE #32-74 Ir. nd took hi plac with th Coaaie ion • or in ! as no a m r y in fi ur 975 ' v • 98 .15' clari fica t1on. on, • • , - • • • • 0 • -3- AYES: Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Smith NAYS: None ABSENT : Wade ; Tanguma The motion carried. IV. OFF-STREET PARKING LOT New En~lew ood, Ltd. CASE #33-74 Mr. Martin asked Mr. Supinger to summarize the application. Ir. Marti n noted that this would not be a Public Hearing, but those persons in the audience who wished to speak would be allowed to do s o. Mr. Supinge r s tated that the application involves a proposed off-street parking lot just to the west of Dartmouth Park. w Englewood, Ltd. is the applicant; the proposed lot would ac ommodate 350 automobiles. The parking lot is proposed as an employee parking lot. Mr . Supinger noted that the Compre- hensive Zoning Ordinance requires approval by the Planning Commission for any parking lot which has 50+ spaces. Mr. Supingcr stated h e would remind th e Commission that even though th r are per on interested i n the purchase o f the property for a park , the application i limited to the c on ideration of the property as a park ing area. Mr. Supinger stated the appli cation do s meet the de ign standards of the Comprehensive Zonin Ordinance . 1be s ta ff does have some recommendations to be inc luded if it is the Commission's detennination to approve th pa rking lot, and the staff does recommend approval. Slides of the imme diate and surrounding area were shown the Commis ion nd audi n ee . It was noted there are 450 parking sp.ce in th exi tin mployee parking lot. Mr. House stated th n t th lid s w r taken on a TUesday at approximately 11:30 A .Al.; ther were 25 cars in the employee parking lot at that tim rnardoni, of N w Engl 111ood, Ltd., tated they are trying t up mploy parking ar a , a nd provid a tram ervice tro th1. p rk1ng lot to th hopping c nt r. Ir. B rnardoni t ll it a l lt this 111ould limi n at conge tion on th r . r. fr mor p rking pace for c u tom r pa rk ing . timated po ibly 1 ,000 employ e in the poli d? Ur. B rnardoni b u d; th r •ill a automob1l b lon in n u d . th nd th • • - • • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DECEMBER 3, 1974 I. CALL TO ORDER. The r gu lar meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission wa called to order at 8 :00 P.M . by Chairman Martin. Members present: Martin; Jorgen on; Smith; Jones; Brown Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Wade; Weist; L ntsch ; Tanguma Al o pre ent: Assistant Dir tor Romans; As istant City Attorney Lee ; Planning Assistant House. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. tr. lartin stated that Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Nov mb r 19, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Jon mov d: Jor n on c ond d: Th Minute of November 19, 1974, be approv d a written. Mr. L nt c h nt red and took hi place with the Commis ion. AYES : NAYS: ABSENT: Brown; Jone ; Jorg nson; Lent ch; Martin; Smith ·on Wei t ; Tanguma; Wad Th motion rried. r. r . .>r in t nd too hi pll tr t va ation itb th Coaa &ion. 75 ' v • .15' ion, • • - • • 0 • -2- Mr. Jones asked if there was need for a turn-around at the end of the street that is not to be vacated? Mr. Supinger noted that the properties on either side of the open street, are paved right to the property lines; there are no curbs and gutters. Persons wanting to turn could do so, even though they would make use of private property in making the turn. Mrs. Romans noted the vacation is for 975' on the east side of the present street, and for 988.15' on the west side of the street. Mr. Martin stated he had noted in the paper that the cost of the proposed Bi-city Waste Water Treatment Plant had increased by $6,000,000. He asked what affect this would have on the development? Mr. Jones stated that Utilities Director Carroll had indicated it might require further consideration on the bond issue. Also, they would investigate further grants from the Federal Government. Mr. Jones noted that the devel op- ment was to be financed 80% grants, 10% Littleton, and 10% Englewood. Brief discussion followed. Jorgenson moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Commission rec0111D1end to City Cou n cil that South Lipan Street, as hereinafter described, be vacated: Beginning at th NE corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian in the City o f Englewood, Colorado, thence N. 89 °50' w. 30 feet along the North line of aid SW 1/4 ; thence S. 0 °7' E. 988.15 feet parallel to the ea t lin of aid SW 1 /4; thence s. 89 °52' E. 30 f t; thence N. 0 °7' w. 13.6 feet; thence S. 89 °52'37" E. 30 f t; thence N. 0 °7 ' w. 200 feet; thence N. 89 °52'37" w. 30 fe t ; th n c N. 0 °07'W, 744.55 feet along the ea t lin of aid SW 1 /4 to th point of beginning. R a on for th r cOllllll nd d vacation ar a follow 1. Th no right-of-way or hich th vacation i sought rv a public purpo 2. Th 3. Th l nd in ot h n of South Lip n Str th con ru tion • • - • ,, -• 0 I • • -3- AYES: Weist ; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Smith NAYS: None AB SENT: Wade ; Tanguma The motion carried. IV. OF F -STREET PARKING LOT N w Englewood, Ltd. CASE #33-74 Mr. Martin asked Mr. Supinger to summarize the application. tr. Martin noted that this would not be a Public Hearing, but tho e person s in the audience who wished to speak would be all owed to do s o. Mr. Supi ng r s tated that the application involves a proposed of f -str e t parki ng lot just to the west of Dartmouth Park. w Englewood, Ltd. 1 the applicant; the proposed lot would a commodat 350 automobiles. The parking lot is proposed as an employ parking lot. Mr . Supinger noted that the Compre- hensive Zoning Ordinan e requires approval by the Planning Conunis ion for any parking lot which ha 50+ paces. Mr. Sup1ng r sta t d he would remind the Commi sion that even though h r ar p rsons int r ted in the purchase of the prop rty for a park, th application i limited to the con ideration of the property as a parking area. Mr. Supinger stated the appl1c t1on does meet the design standards of the Comprehensive Zonin Ordinanc • 1b staff does have om recommendations to in lud d if it is the Commission's detennination to approve h parkrng lot, and the staff does recommend approval. lld s Conun1 shown the ar 450 parking parking lot. Mr. Hou e tated at approximately 11:30 p rkin lot at that • • ' • - • • • 0 - -4- Mr. Martin asked about the drainage situation. Mr. Bernardoni noted that erosion has taken place along the Little Dry Creek channel; they propose to erect a railroad tie barricade re- taining wall. They are in the process of getting bids for this now, and the work would be done through Frasier and Gingery, who have been in contact with the Englewood Public Works Department. Mr. Smith asked if use of the employee parking lots would be mandatory for the Center employees? Mr. Bernardoni stated it would be mandatory. Mr. Martin asked if an attempt had been made to require employees to use the employee parking lot that is existing? Mr. Bernardoni pointed out there would be insufficient employee parking spaces . Mr. Martin stated he had driven through the employee parking lot earlier in the day; while there was good usage in the southern end, the northern end of the existing lot had "lots of space". Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger noted that at present the employees are parking for their convenience; it is proposed to have them park for the Center's convenience. Mr. Jones noted that the parking lot has recently been posted for three-hour parking; he asked who enforced this? Mr. Bernardoni stated this is enforced by the Englewood Police Department. Mr. Supinger stated that he felt giving tickets to shoppers is in the same category as parking meters; he felt shoppers should be encouraged rather than discouraged. Mr. Lentsch stated that he agreed with Mr. Supinger; he noted that the City is dependent on the revenues frOlll the shopping center, and that shoppers might not want to come bac k if th y are ticketed. Mr. Lentsch pointed out there ar everal shopping centers in rea onably close proximity that do not have time restrictions on th parking lots. Mr. Supinger pointed out that there ar per ons affiliated with other bu ine s s al o parking in the Cinderella City parking lot; p r ons al o leave th ir car in thi parking lot and take the bu to downtown Denver, sometim 1 aving the car for the ntir day . Mr. Suping r point d out that th p rking at Cind r lla City i on publicly own d land, and it aust maintain d for "public parkin ". Mr. Supin r r f rr d to th agr m nt bet nth City of n 1 wood and N En l ood, Ltd,, on th par ing lot; he noted that th thr -hour r striction 1 low a the r trictions can o on thi particular lot. Mr. Sup1n r tat d it i important to ncourag sbort-t rm u o th parkin particularly th "pri111 " spac a. • • • • - • ,,, . • - -5- Mr. Weist asked if the main problem was the fact that employees were taking the prime parking spaces, or the fact there is not enough parking spaces for both employees and customers? Mr. Bernardoni stated that no customers will be permitted to park in the proposed parking lot ; the employees are, at present, taking the parking spaces convenient to the stores where they are employed. Discussion followed. Mr. Bernardoni noted that on November 29, 1974, there were over 7,500 cars in and out of the Center's parking lot. Mr. Brown asked of Mr. Lee if there is any way Mr. Von Frellick could be forced to reassume responsibility for the parking lot land --could he be forced to take the land back, and the City relinquish their responsibility? Mr. Lee stated there was no way Mr. Von Frellick could be "forced" to take the land for the parking lot back. Mr . Lee stated that there is no provision in the leas b tween the City and New Englewood, Ltd., for a part of the lot to be set aside for employees. Mr. Brown then asked if the City was responsible for maintenance of the lot. Mr. Le stated that the Center is responsible for the maint nance. Mr. Brown noted that th Parks & R creation Departm nt ha objected to the us of the ubject property for a parking lot . Mr. Jones referred to th p rim ter fencing and th property; he ask d if th p rimeter fencing from vandalism, t .? Mr. Supinger tated that p rimeter fenc1n i propo ed by th pplicant; the screening i recom- m •nd •d b y th taff. He tat d that the matter of creening h b n di c u cd with Ir. Bernardoni, but a y t there has b h t n lot nd o1 th lot? vent Mr . is r quir d n th •id ntial onin • rty. • • ,, - 0 • -6- Mr. Bernardon i noted that in the staff report it is recommended the swale be deeded to the City f or a bicycle trail ; at this time, New Englewood, Ltd., would like to have this swale remain under their ownership until such time as the bicycle trails are designated, and until they know what will happen to the property to the north. Mr s . Fran c es Howard 645 East Yale Place -sta ted she wanted to speak as a member of the Parks and Recreation Commission and a s a private citizen. Mrs. Howard stated that the Park Commission members are in agreement the property in question shou ld b e included as part of Dartmouth Park, rather than u ed as a parking lot. Mrs. Howard stated that when the qu e stion of co t for this parcel arose, it was felt by the Ci ty Council it was too much mon e y. Mrs. Howard emphasized t hat memb rs of the Parks & Re cre ation Commission "s till see i t a s part of Dartmouth Park." The Comprehensive Plan for the City of Englewood reflected the Ci ty was deficient in park land ; this Plan wa adopted in 1969. Mrs. Howard stated as a p r i vate c itizen, she would hope the Commission c ould delay a d is i o n on this requ t until such time as Public Hearings are h e ld or the matter can be referred to City Council. Mrs. H o~ard tat d he f lt the need for additional parking areas ''coul d b olv d in other way , " and suggested that people be e n cour age d to use public transportation. Mrs. Howard emphasized t h d ir for more greenery and park space, and stated she ou ld li k to the. existi ng emp loyee parking lot filled to a p a ci ty prior to approving the request now before the Commission. h asked if this subject site ha be n di c u ssed as i on of Dartmouth Park by the Parks & Recreation C0111- 1 on? r . Howard tated that it had been for everal y ar . Mr . L nt c h not d that h had "n v r s n in the budg t • r qu t for funds to purcha this land," Mrs . !lo rd t t d that h und r tood purcha of the property ha . b n i n v t1 at d , but th pric quot d wa felt to be 0 0 high . rl r. 1 ui.t t i ll a park railroad d that h Oil n • • " ( • • "' , • -7- "December 3, 1974 TO: Members of Planning and Zoning Commission City of Englewood, Colorado Mr. Art Martin, Chainnan FROM: League of Women Vot r of Arapahoe County The L ague of Women Voter of Arapahoe County takes this opportunity to expre s its support of aesthetic and environ- mental valu s in Planning and Zoning to meet the needs of the people of Arapahoe County. This includes the use of land for parks systems, recreational facilitie , green belts and open space. The League advocates the acqui ition of land by appropriate governme nt entitles for these purpo e . There 1s presently before th Planning and Zoning Commission a r quest to permit the paving of open spa immediat ly adJa nt to Dartmouth Park in Englewood. '"11 pav d area would th n become a parking lot making th future u of thi land for a park and re r ation ar a in all probability an 1rr tri vable poss ibi lity. W f l the Planning and Zoning COllUl!is ion will i v cone rned thought to this measure in vi w of th ne d for additional park p c in En lewood, and that th Commi ion can in addition in trum ntal in upporting acqui ition of thi land by th Cit y of Englewood. ir Pr 1d nt " t r . until d • - • • - -8- Mr. Jorgenson state d "we are becoming an asphalt and cement jungle ", with li t tle open g reen area. He felt we "should look at land use rathe r than the alm i ghty dollar." Discussion followed. Mr. Lentsch aske d if the applicant could, at this time, develop a 50 space parking lot on the site? Mr. Lee stated that a 50 space parking lot would b e permitted withou~ C0111111ission approval. Discussion foll owe d. Mr. Weist stated he felt the main problem is improper use of the existing parking, and that the problem s hould be approached from a different angle rather than creating more parking. Mr. Weist noted that park land is inadequate, and the Parks Commission has regarded this land as a possible addition to Dartmouth Park. Mr . Weist stated he was opposed to approving the request at thi s meeting , and that he was opposed to the use of this property as a parking area. Mr. Jones asked where the "existing designated " employee parking is? Mrs. Romans s tated that the lot just south of the proposed lot is for employee parking, and an area west of South Elati j ust south of We s t Floyd is also designated for employee parking. Mr . Supinger pointed out that under the terms of the l e a s e be- tween the Ci ty and Ne w Englewood , some of these areas c annot be des i g nated as emp l oy e e parking . Further discus sion followed. Mr. Martin sugge s ted that before a c tion is taken, he would like to meet with representatives of Ne w Englewood to g et into the background of the request. Mr. Lents ch s tated that if a dec ision were to be aade this e ven i ng, be would have to vo t e in favor of t he request ; but , h e s tate d he fe l t there mu s t be more study on the matter . He note d that h e did not mind parking lots , if there i s some g r ee nery around them. Mr . Le nt sch s tated that if a d e cis ion were made this v ni ng , th p ark i ng lot would not be c ompl e ted i n tim t o h l p 1th the Chr i tma rush . Mr . Bernardoni ta t e d that h felt th y could h a v t h e lot graded a nd mo tly compl ted by Christma . Mr. Martin a ked if thi te d parking lot wou l d olve t he with par k in at C r lla City? Mr. rnardoni stat d olv a lot of th parkin probl • th y hav . Kr. d that th ath r conditions would a factor on tion of th parkin lot; if it •• not coapl t d during r, it probably ouldn't be ccnplet d until Sprin. r di cu ion n u d. Brown mov d : 1 t cond d: That action on Ca #33-74, approv al of an o t-tr t p rki n lot, be d lay d for furth r tudy by th City Pl nnin&' and Zo n ina C'llllli aion until J anuary 7, 1975. Particular con id ration h 11 i v n drai na af ty, a n d con truct on ot th lot • • • - • • 0 I• • -9- Mr. Lentsch stated that he would like to have a report from the Recr eation Department and from the staff on the proposed land use for this site; he noted that the Recreation Department is involved in the matter. Mr. Smith stated he would like to have an accurate figure on employees, based on a normal month, from the Shopping Center. They should also include a percentage factor for part-time employees during the Christmas season. Mr . Lee stated that he would hope th e Commission would make it clear the reason for continuing the matter is to study the recommendation of the staff on the use of the property for more than 50 parking spaces. Mr. Lee asked if a decision could be obtained from Cinderella City Management regarding the screen i ng of the site inasmuch as the City has no assurance on the screening at this time. Mr. Martin asked if the C01111Dission should involve all interes ted parties in the study session? Mr. Le nts ch stated they should be involved, but the consideration w11 uld have to be ba d on the u e of the land. Further discu sion followed. The vote was called: AYES : Weist ; Brown ; Jone NAYS : None Jorgenson ; Lent ch; Martin ; Smith ABSENT : Tanguma ; Wad Th motion carried. V. DIRECTOR'S OIOICE d to remind th COlllllli ion that o th Co111111i ion ould Di cu ion follo~ d. a1th; ~i t ; Bro n ; Jon ; Jor n on ; on Tan wa ad ot on c rr d • on dn day, Ci ty 11 ca ll d. nt h; art1n • • ....... • • • • 0 • VI. COMMISSION'S CHOICE. Mr. Jones stated that he planned to attend the Planning Conference in Boulder December 9, and 10, 1974. -10- Mr . Martin referred to Planning Commission Minutes of September 22, 1970, and December 8, 1970, wherein the Design Review concept was discussed. Mr . Martin stated that he felt the Design Review con c ept is important, and he would hope there could be another City Council/Planning co .. ission aeeting to discuss the idea in depth . Mr. Supinger noted that when the last Council/Conunission meeting was postponed, City Manager Mccown indicated they would let the co .. ission know when the Council could meet with them. Brief discussion followed. 1be meeting adjourned at 9 :40 p.m • • • , • • • • 0 • -11- MEMORANDUM n> THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE : December 3, 1974 SUBJECT: VACATION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET NORnl OF WEST DARTMOUnl AVENUE RECOMMENDATION: Jorgenson moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Co11111ission recommend to City Council that South Lipan Street, as hereina:ter described, be vacated: Beginning at the NE Corner of the SEl/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian in the City of Englewood, Colorado, thence N. 89°50 1 w. 30 feet along the North line of said SW 1/4; thence s. 0°7 1 E. 988.15 feet parallel to the east line of said SW 1/4; thence s. 89°52 1 E. 30 feet; thence N. 0°7 1 w. 13.6 feet; thence S. 89 °52 1 37" E. 30 feet; thence N. 0°7 1 w. 200 feet; thence N. 89 °52 1 37" w. 30 feet; thence N. 0°07 1 W. 744.55 feet along the east line of said SW 1/4 to the point of beginning • Reason for the rec<>11111ended vacation are as follows: 1. 'nle street right-of-way for which the vacation is sought no longer serves a public purpose. 2. 'nle original dedication of South Lipan Street north of We t Dartaouth Avenue, was aade in order to allo the dev lopment of property which had no other access to a public right-of-way. The property lying north of a point 300 f t north of We t Dartaouth Avenue has now 3. 4. A NAY S: be n purcha ed by th City of E le ood for th location of th Bi-City a t ater Tr ata nt Plant, and public a ce within th a is not n d d. li north of ty of Engl ood th portion ot 1ll l nd 1 n l ud d in truction of th n no t ou ht. at Dartaouth Av nu land ill continu to outh Lipan tr et for n d d tor th con- a ter Tr ata nt Plant. Lent ch ; Martin ; aitb AB NT : ; T d • Re11ot1 c t ully aubaitt d tb it1 Pl nni a.ate 1on • • • • • • 0 I• • ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECR EATION COMMISSION Minutes of January 9, 1975 The regular monthly meeting of the E nglewood Parks & Recreation Commissio n wa s calle d to order at 7:30 p. m. by Chairman Ruth Alle n in the Parks & Recre ation Office . • Members present: Cushing, Howard, Mann, Blessing, Allen, Hewitt and Roman s ex officio Me mbers absent: Poole Also prese nt : jerry Royther , Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation €.ieorge Pearson, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation Ethel Christense n, 3650 S. Federal A. C. Christe nsen, 3650 S. Federal Daisy Blom, 3753 S. Lincoln ~ Bob McGinn, 3182 S. Fox ( Graydon Ditty, 3 158 S. Fox // Joe Riddle, School District #14 Dwain Boaz, 3 924 S. Fox Juli Manning , 3791 S. F ox Cind y Benton , 4830 S. Lipan Lou Garramone , 4841 S. Grant Paul Dave nport , 3440 S. Clarks on Je r o me Blumenhe in, 3400 S. Clarks on Vicki Pool , 14 31 E. Corne ll Av e . ,. - Mr. Cu s hing r e qu ested that ite m s four and five on the agenda be c o nside r ed firs t sinc e it wou ld be necessary for him to le ave e arly t o a tte nd anothe r meeting. Mr. Cushi ng r e porte d that he had met with the Englewood Lions C lub Board of Directors t o cons ide r dispos ition of th $1, 209 donation made by Mr s. Galen nc r for om park proj ct in memor y of her late hus ba nd . T he Boa rd appro ved, subj ct to Mr . nc r 's acceptance, th r commendation of the Commission that this mo y be u d to ouncil Flrepl c in th W t nd of Uevl w Park • Mr. u hin r port d th t letter h d nt to th presld nt of mor itizen kin them to ppoint r on from t heir ~oup a r pre ntati v to th nior Citiz n Advi ry Committ . Thi commit wlll act in n it ion rtment. Th 11 t of r h woul • • • , • Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes of January 9, 1975 Page -2· • 0 - like to go on record as oppos ing thi s procedure becau s he feels this committee will only hold up obtaining the old police building for use as ::i enior Citizen C.enter. He s aid he feels we should proceed with the original gr oup of interested senior citizens wh o fir s t met conc e rning interest in this building and not take the time to organize this committe e. He his said it i~thinking that the Cbmm ission should move ahead immed iately t o have City Council act on obtaining this building befor it i s t lat . M.r. OJshing said he feels t 1i s '"'l'\mm1 rt<.'c is necessary to study use oftttis buUJing, th c o sts, e • and that tilTk' w il nc< ~ \lo .:lstc;J bE:cause it is his intention t y m t n ~n t a a' to organ iz . ,\ft£:r further discu;;si<Al , iirJ.Var.:l rr.o ve , Bles s in :;econ:fed, that this li-r of rep- r esentatives be approved as pr t.;:nt ti ro t:rve as the nior Citizen Adv1 or Committee. and a J to this li s t repre entativ s from other Senior Citizen Group a · o a1ned. Moti n earn ·d . ( 1r. Mann ca t the only pposing vote) Mr. Cushing said e wou ld call th e fir eenng of th s com1mttC.""t: for Tut: ·da. , nuary 21, 2:00 p. m. in th Park · Rl' reati n Department. Th1 will be an organiza n l meenn ro elect a c h irman, ere. Th minut !:: of th r 12, l W m n n w re pprov d a s malk>J. Th 10a nc 1 1 r port for ovc m r 197 w ~ pr nt d f r 10 ormat1on. It i: n o nnd o ion c rried. t p. m.) Th re 0 pre , d nt Commi s on th.it a c h "h t- tn nd t h m Jill pi: w • • • • - - .. , Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes of Jat uary 9, 1975 Page -3- • 0 I • • ..!~ain discussed. The Commission asked if this student committee would look around the community to see if they could find some type of facility suitable for this use and report back to the Commiss ion. It was also suggested that the students do some long range plan - ning as to what kinds of programs they would want included in the Teen Cetter. Joe Riddle, Recreation Director for School District #14, presented slides of variou s community centers in the area covering centEE that were converted churches, schools, etc. and some ne w buildings including swimming pools, gyms, etc. He said in their District they had converted an elementary school no longer needed by the School District which wa s serving very well as a community building. He stressed the importance of a communit building where you can schedule programs at all times during the da instead of o nl y in h evening when chool buildings are available. He said they now have man program in lv- " .1g many opl e who unable to attend r ecreation programs in the pa t du tot u min"'. The chairman thanked Mr. Riddl e for his tim and interest. Th f ur (4) acres of land west of rtmouth Park (Rouse propert cus d. Mr. Rom ns gave hi r eason why the city should acquir thi pr rt : (1 (2) O> Th Pl into di - rt: pur • part of the land that wa to r e place old City Park wh n it w ' ommis ton pprov th but c mmeoo to OU ll th t it rn n priori , t • Ii w tt m v d, l th t th thl r t of rtm t h n c rr d. • • • . . • .1EMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDA TlON OF IBE PARKS & RECREA TlON COMMISSION DA TE: January 9, 1975 SUBJECT: PROPERTY WEST OF DARTMOLITH PARK (Rouse property) RECOMMENDATION: That the Englewo<Xl City Council pursue the purchase of the four (4) acres of land west of Dartmouth Park for future expansion of Dartmouth Park. By order of the Park Recreation Commission • ,,,_ • . • • .. , Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes of Jai uary 9, 1975 Page -3- • 0 I • - -')?;ain discussed. The Commission asked if this student committee would look around the community to see if they could find some type of facility s uitable for this us and report back to the Commission. It was also suggested that the students do some long range plan - ning as to what kinds of programs they would want included in the Teen Certer. Joe Riddle, Recreation Director for School District #14, presented slides of various " . community centers in the area covering centas that were converted churches, schools, etc. and some new buildings including swimming pools, gyms, etc. He said in their District they had converted an elementary school no longer needed by the School District whi h was serving very well as a community building. He stressed the importance of a communit building where you can schedule programs at all times during the day instead of only in th vening when chool building s are available. He said they no.v have many program mvolv- 1 ~1g many ople who unable to attend recreation programs in the past du to the timing. The chairman thanked Mr. Riddle for his tim and interest. Th f ur (4) acres of land west of Dartmouth Park (Rouse property) wa again di cu d . Mr. Romans gave his reasons why the cit hould acquire this pr rt : (l (2) O> n Pl Int o re tr • place old City Parle wh n it w. ~ par which Indicates it i rea. Tennl courts and ndball court or nou haw ton th w t of rtm th r a • • - p Pa ks t.i. .tl ecred..:1on C ommiss1ou Minutes of January 9, 1975 Page ·4· The meeting adjourned at 10 :00 p. m. • "' -• 0 I • • • I • • c • 0 t• • ( lEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDA TlON OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION DA TE: January 9, 1975 SUBJECT: PROPERTY WEST OF DARTMOlITH PARK (Rouse property) RECOMMENDATION: That the Englewood City Council pursue the purchase of the four (4) acres of land west of Dartmouth Park for future expansion of Dartmouth Park. By order of the Parks & Recreation Commission ~£~ Recotlig secretary ' • •. • • - • • • 0 • MEMORANDUM n>: Honorable Mayor James L. Taylor Members of the City Council via A. Mccown, City Manager FROM: City Planning & Zoning Commission DATE: January 14, 1975 SUBJECT: Recommendation for Expansion of Dartmouth Park 'nle City Planning and Zoning Commission at its meeting January 7, 1975, voted 9 -0, to rec011111end to City Council that consideration be given for purchase of land to the west of Dartmouth Park to the railroad right-of-way for expansion of Dartmouth Park for the follo ing reasons: 1. 'nle subject land is shown in the Comprehensive Plan a park area. '/ /J 1 I 2. 'nle Park and Recreation Department, and the Parks & Recr ation Commi sion have shown the need for expanded recreational facilities in the area. Respecttu~ed, ~SUPIGER ~ Dir ctor ot C unity Dev lopm nt or City P la nn i n Zon i n i on c : • P. R an • • , - • • • 0 I• • -14- MEMORANDUM TO 1HE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF TIIE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE : January 7, 1975 SUBJECT: PUROIASE OF LAND ADJOINING DARTMOUTH PARK ON TIIE WEST. RECOMMENDATION: Weist moved : Smith seconded : The Planning Commission recomaend to City Council they consider purchase of land west of existing Dllrtmouth Park for park area. ntis land is shown in the Ccaprehensive Plan as park area. nte Parks & Recreation Depart- ment and Commission has shown need for ex- panded recreational facilities in this area. AYES: Lentsch ; Martin; Smith ; Tanguma; Wade; Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson NAYS : None The motion carried. Respectfully submitted, .. By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. cording sec'?etary • • , - f , • • 0 • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JANUARY 7, 1975 I. CALL TO ORDER. !he Regular Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Martin. Members present: Jones; Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin ; Smith; Tanguma ; Wade Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Brown ; Weist Also present : Assistant City Attorney Lee; Parks & Recreation Director Romans; City Engineer Sagrillo. Mr. Brown entered the meeting and took his place with the Commission. II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Martin stated that Minutes of December 3, 1974, were to be considered for approval. Lentsch moved: TangW11a econded: AYES : Brown ; Jone Wade NAYS: Non ABSENT: W i t 1h motion carri d. The Minutes of December 3, 1974, be approved a written. Jorgenson; Lentsch; Martin; Sllith ; Tanguaa Ill. NEW ENGLEWOOD, LTD. Off-Str t Parking Lot CASE #33-74A Mr . i t nt r AV '• AV h II ion rr December J, 1974 that thi matter had been di cussed at th nd action had been deferred until need d ould obtain d, and until the mea r of n add tional opportunity to view th ar a. d and took hi plac 1th th C<>1111i ion. Th matt r of the off-tr t parkin lot for w En l wood, Ltd. I rai d froa th Tabl t . . Brown ; Jon s; Jor n on ; Martin ; th ; d . • • , • ' • • • -2- Mr. Supinger referred to copies of a letter from Mr. James Moorman of New Englewood, Ltd., dated December 27, 1974, which letter states there are approximately 2,200 regular employees of the Center, and approximately 900 additional employees during the Christmas season. Mr. Supinger then referred to a memorandum from Parks Director Romans, dated December 30, 1974, which memo set forth the history of attempts by the Parks & Recreation Department and Commission to obtain the subject property as a part of and addition to Dartmouth Park. Mr. Supinger noted that Mr. Romans of the Parks & Recreation Department, and Mr. Sagrillo, City Engineer, were in attendance. Mr. Supinger also noted that Messrs. Marriott and Zambelli were present representing New Englewood, Ltd., and to answer any questions the Commission might have. Mr. Martin stated that he had received the following letter from .Mr . Von Frellick: Mr. Arthur L. Martin , Jr. Chairman "December 31, 1974 Englewood Planning Commission City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mr. Martin: Re: Approval of Cibderella City Parking Lot Expansion 11\ank you for your consideration of our requested approval by the Engl wood Planning Commission of our plan for expansion of Cinderella City parking areas. W hav now confirmed that in the last few days of the congressional e ion, implementation of the enviroilll ntal protective agency regulation wa d layed for six •onth . You were correct that no sp cial m ting of th Planning COIUlission wa necessary be- fore th end of 1974 . l n P r hav n payin tax s and int r t 60 ,000 annually on thi s property aploy parkin at thi tia h n it d v a lu on thi pro rty 5.00 • • • ' • • 0 - -3- Since there is so much land available to Englewood at much less expense for park purposes, we will appreciate the Planning Commission approving the plans for this land adjacent to Cinderella City for parking purposes. If there is any further information required of us, or any way we can be of further assistance, please advise. GVF:gk cc: T. Merriott D. Zambelli J. Moorman" Sincerely yours, s/ Gerry Von Frellick Gerri Von Frellick Mr. Martin stated that following a conversation he had with a representative of the EPA, he had discussions with Mr. Von Frellick, and indicated that the EPA regulations would not apply to a parking facility of the size and type proposed, and there was no urgency for a special •eeting prior to this meeting this evening. Mr. Merriott, President of New Englewood, stated. they have furnished the information requested by Ill'. Supinger relative to the volume of employees: 2,200 constant, and 900 additional temporary employees during the Christmas season. Mr. Merriott stated that he did not know of any additional information they were a ked to furnish. Mr. Lentsch a ked about policing of the lots and enforcement of th parking plan? Mr. Merriott stated that the right of enforcement i within the provisions of the lease agreeaent betwe n New Englewood and the tenants, and the individual stor will au compliance with th parking plan. Mr. Lent ch creening provisions? Mr. M rriott tat d that under tood Mr. Supinger had recClmlllended th planting of tre alon the property lines that au t be er n d, and h f l t New En 1 ood ould be "•o t a• na bl " to tht • H a lot id fenc d parkin or fiv tia , has not be n fill d at any Ltd. ant d th additional not fill d? or •ploy tat d au t ,. . • • • • • plan is in force. Mr. Zambell i s tated that 2/3 to 3/4 of all employees in the Center work in the larger department stores, and the existing lot and proposed lot will be designated for the use of these employees. Mr. Zambelli stated that the administration of the department stores are willing to aake every effort to enforce the parking plan. Kr. Tanguaa asked if there were plans for shoring up tbe creek bank? Jlr. Merriott stated that "adequate aeaaures will be taken to control erosion." Mr. Martin asked how many parking spaces are in the exiatinc fenced lot? Mr. Merriott stated there were 450 parking apacea. 11.r. Martin asked if New Englewood, Ltd., i• tbe owner of tbe land OD which the proposed parking lot w111 J»e located? ' Ill'. Merriott stated that Von Frellick Aa11e>c1atea is tbe aeaeral owner of tbe property ; New Englewood, Ltd., baa a lease agreement witn Von Frellick Ass o ciates on the property. 'Ille property for the existing parking lot is owned by the 1075 Company, and New Englewood, Ltd. has a long-tera lease on the land. Mr. Merriott stated that the 1075 Company is not affiliated with Von Frellick Associates; be stated be tbousht the 1075 Campany is a Corporation, but be 1• not a1U'e of tbe naaea of the principals. 11.r. Martin asked who was responsible for aaintenance on tbe existing parking area? Mr. Merriott stated tbat Rew Znalewood, Ltd. is respon ible for the maintenance, as they will be on the propo ed parking lot. Kr. Jones asked if it is still the plan to not bave acceea onto Eastaan Avenue? Mr. Supinger pointed out that it is a staff suggestion there be no access to and froa Eaataan A~eaue. Mr. Merriott stated that New Englewood, Ltd. baa concurred with this suggestion, and will install crash gates for .. ergency use ; there will be no general open access to and fro. Eaataan Avenu • Mr. Supinger tated it was the staff opinion the Planning Coa- aission should approve the parking lot ith whatever conditions they feel should b applied. It ould be the departaent'a duty to se th conditions ar enforc d. Mr. Saith noted that h had und ratood there was to be a guard at th entranc of th parkin area? Mr. Merriott stated that wa corr ct. r. ith tat d b as concern d about eaploye • ho aight hav to walk to and froa th ir plac s of plo,.ent. Mr. M rriott stat d th huttl bus propo d to bring eaploye • to and rOllL th p rkin lot ill run approxiaately 1 hour prior to and 1 hour a t r th noraal stor boura of th aajor depart- m nt tor Mr. T Huron at aid aultipl of South 0 D rabipti ,,, - • • - • ' • 0 • -5- in that area. Mr. Tanguma asked what the long-range plans were for this area ; he noted the land proposed for parking lot will be too expensive to use for parking in a few years. Discussion followed. Mr. Brown asked Mr. Merriott if New Englewood personnel felt that by adding the proposed parking lot there would be sufficient parking spaces to enforce the employee parking plan? Mr. Merriott stated that the proposed lot and the existing fenced lot will not provide sufficient parking for all the employees of the Center; but they will provide sufficient spaces for employees for the larger department stores. Mr. Merriott pointed out that the larger department stores are "pivotal" in enforcement of the parking plan. 1be balance of the employee parking areas will be designated in the more remote parts of the shopping center site itself. Mr. Brown then asked about persons who park their cars in the shoppi ng center and take the bus downto~n, leaving the cars all day. He noted that he had seen a brochure designating Cinderel la City a a parking area for persons who don't wish to drive downtown but prefer to use the bus. Mr. Zambelli tated there are some persons who do leave their cars in the parking lot all day, but he estimates this is under 30 cars p r day, and it is not a problem. Further discussion followed. Mr. Zambelli noted that the employee parking plan cover all 2,200 full-time employees, plus the additional temporary em- ployee durin& the holiday season. Mr. Zaabelli stated that be au e of th di tribution of eaployees throughout the center, it i advantageou to have the eaployees of the larg r depart- m nt store park in the existing and proposed lot and provid a tram ervic for them. 1be reaainder of the eaploye will a igned to de ignated employee parking pace throughout C nter. H pointed out that a prograa ha al o be n d v1 d wh r by v ry employee automobile will be " tick r d ", and i t can ea ily b determined whether or not all eaploy e r u ing th d ignated employe parkin area Mr. Zambelli point d out that it will require sev ral aonth to g t th pr ram prop rly fun tioning . ,. - • • ' • • - -6- followed. Mr. Supinger stated he had not seen parking plans for the entire shopping center regarding which areas were designated for public and employee parking. Mr. Supinger noted that the three-hour restrictions on parking areas do apply to everyone who parks in those spaces; likewise, the public parking areas cannot be restricted for employees, but must be open to everyone. Maps of the shopping center and the areas designated for public parking and areas designated as three-hour restricted parking were displayed. Mr. Merriott noted that employee parking and public parking areas are on the "outlying areas" of the upper level of the shopping center, and on the lower level. Further discussion ensued. Mr. Packy Romans, Director of Parks & Recreation, stated he felt the Commission has been given all the information on the attempts to purchase this site for additional park land. Mr. Romans stated that the Parks & Recreation Department and Commission feel this area is very i•portant to the future development of Dartmouth Park. Mr. Romans made the following points: 1. This piece of land was originally considered in the land for park development to replace the former park site, which is now the site of the Cinderella City Shopping Center. However, City Council did not feel they could purchase the land at that time. Mr. Romans stated that be spoke to many groups at the time of the sale of the tormer City Park, and assured citizen that the Dartmouth Park site would b 11 acre , and would include tbi ite under con id ration for a parking lot. 2. nie ite i idea lly located for an extension of th existi n g park; it could be developed with tenni court , a wi .. ing pool, and handball courts. 3. i Mr. ar park land; to be n- acr und r prop rty ia not part of th a k d i an att pt hould • d Rou•e prop rty for an add tion to tat d that thi particular pi nou h by it lf to on id r a n it would accOllllodat a mall pool ,. - • - • ' • 0 - -7- Mr. Jones then inquired on the matter of drainage of the proposed parking area? Mr. Sagrillo, City Engineer, stated that at this time the Public Works Department feels the drainage plan that the applicant has presented is sufficient. Mr. Martin asked if staff thought M.r. Von Frellick might be willing to come to terms with the City of Englewood on the possible sale of the property? Mr. Romans stated that Mr. Von Frellick had called him earlier in the day and had indicated that he would be willing to sell the property, but that "we will have to pay the price for it." Mr. Romans stated that he felt the parking areas should be closer to the shopping center itself, and suggested that possibly the houses along Huron could be removed f or a parking area. Mr. Martin stated it appears that it is Council that is un-~illing to go forward on the purchase of the land. As far as the Planning Commission is concerned, the proposed parking plan is in conformance with the Comprehensive Zoning Ord inance, and they have no alternative but to approve the request. The purchase of the property is up to Council determination. Mr. Romans stated that he thought the responsibility of the Commission laid with the physical development of the City, and that it might be within the prerogative of this Com- mi sion to recommend that the subject land be purchased for park purposes . Mr. Lentsch point d out that more than a month has elapsed ince the Decemb r 3, 1974 , aeeting at which thi aatter wa initially considered; the Parks & Recreation Department and Commis ion knew at that time of the proposal and of the con- cern of the Plannin~ Commission, yet no repre entative of the Parks & Recreation Commi ion or Department has, apparently, app ar d before Council to this tiae. He felt SOiie effort hould have been exp nded on th part of the Park Recreation Department b lore thi dat . Mr. Lent ch noted that th r i a legitimat r qu t b for th Plannin COllllis ion, and that h could not vot .g ain t approval of the parking plan ba d on th information g iv n by Mr. Ra.ans this evening. Mr . th th application could be approv d ; arily mean th end of att apt to park purpo s. Mr. ROllan tat d that hav fail d to appropriat fund or not kno ho the pres nt City Counc il t or land acqui ition. • ( 2. 3, • - . -···--~ -8- Mr. Lentsch asked if it would be possible to add another $1,0oo,ooo in next year's budget for the purchase of this land? Mr. Jones stated he did not think it would be possible to add the $1,000,000; but it might be possible to work out an option- purchase agreement that would extend into 1976. Mr. Jones stated that the Council had, on January 6, 1975, instructed the City Attorney to proceed with land acquisition for the golf course. Mr. Jones asked if he was correct in recalling that if the traffic circulation of the proposed parking lot is proper for safety, and the drainage plan is adequate, the COllmission could be expected to approve the plan? Mr. Lee pointed out that the only reason the request is before the Commission is that the lot is proposed for more than 50 parking spaces; it is a permitted use in this zone district. Brown moved : Lent ch seconded: The Planning Commission approve the 350 space off-street parking plan as proposed by New Englewood, Ltd., for the following reasons: 1. V hicular a ce s to the proposed lot shall be from the outh throu h the exi ting parking lot or from the north off of W t Dartmouth Avenue. A crash gate shall be in- stall d on th east ide of the lot for emergency service entrance and a pede trian entrance may be pe~mitted on th ea t id Be au both West Eastman Avenue and South Huron Stre t d ad-nd at their inter action, those streets carry prim:irily lo al traffic, rvicing the adjacent re idential neighborhood and providing econdary acces to Dartmouth Park. Th tra fie gen rated by a parking lot of thi iz would hav a d trim ntal effect upan the r id ntial ar a, nu ing incr a ed noi e and f1111e and creating a hazard to th familie in th area. h th b 11 d n : J n p lot and Jor n on ; L nt h ; "' . ( • • •• - -12- NAYS: None -9- The motion carried. Tanguma moved; The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that every effort be made to obtain the subject site for park land. It is also recommended that all parking spaces on the Cinderella City site be designated as three-hour parking. TI!ere was no second to the motion; motion declared dead. Wade moved : The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the City do all possible to come to an agreement with Von Frellick Associates to obtain this parking lot for park facilities. There was no second to the motion; motion declared dead. IV. OFF-STREET PARKING Indus trial Area CASE #l-75 Mr. Supinger st•ted thot City Council has requested the Pl•nntng C<>111mission review the off-street parking standards as they per- tain to industrial areas in light of the City Council decision to approve a Chamber of Comaerce recoaaendation regMrding street Widths, Council also approved a "dropped curb section " so that individual curb cuts would not be necessary, Mr. Supinger referred to proposed off-street parking standards which were initially prepared in 1972, and sugge ted that possibly th Comm1 sion might want to look at the total off-street parking ituation at this tiae. Di Pro po. n u d. Mr. Supinger pointed out that any change tr t parking tandards would be an am ndment to Zo ning Ordinance , and would h a v to go through b for the Planning Ca..it ssion, and be!or r .• up n r t t d th th had on n ,. - • • - I • • - -9- NAYS : None The motion carried. Tanguma moved: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that every effort be made to obtain the subject site for park land. It is also recommended that all parking spaces on the Cinde rella City site be designated as three- hour parking. ntere was no second to the motion; motion declared dead. Wade moved: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the City do all possible to cane to an agreement with Von Frellick Associates to obtain thi parking lot for park facilities. There was no e ond to the motion; motion declared dead. IV. OFF-STREET PARKING Industrial Ar a CASE #1-75 Mr. Supinger stated that City Council has reque ted the Planning COlllmission review th off-tre t parking tandards as they per- tain to industrial area in light of the City Council decision to approve a Chamber of COIUI re rec011aendation regarding tre t width . Council al o approved a "dropped curb section" o that individual urb ut would not be neces ary. Mr. Suping r r 1 rred to propo d off-street parking standards which wer initially pr pared in 1972, and sugge t d that po ibly th Commi ion might want to look at the total off- tl' t parking i tuation at thi tiae. ~ Ir. up n r d. Mr. Supinger pointed out that any change t parking tandards would be an aa ndment to Zo ning Ordinanc , and would have to go through b for th Planning COlllli ion, and befor be h ld on wa th n nt or n w be t to until t parkin nding on RES CAS #2-75 d th t h h d n orkin on Oii n w ,, . • • • • • • • • 0 - -12- Mr. Supinger stated that the Multi-family Development Standards Review Committee is progressing, and will soon make a recom- mendation to the Commission. VIII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE. Weist moved: Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council they consider purchase of land west of existing Dartmouth Park for park area. This land is shown in the Comprehensive Plan as park area. 'nle Parks & Recreation Depart- ment and Commission has shown need for ex- panded recreational facilities in this area. Mr. Weist stated he realized the budgetary implications that have been pointed out; however, the Commission must look at the overall picture and development of the City of Englewood, and he feels it is reasonable that the Commission go on record as supporting th e Comprehensive Plan, which does show park development in the area west of existing Dartmouth Park. Mr. Lentsch questioned the dating of this action; he noted he felt the Planning Commission action should come after and support any recommendation on th is matter from the Parks & Recreation Comm ission. Mr. Jones agreed that the recommendation from the Planning Commi ssion s hould be coincidental with •he recommenda- tion from the Parks & Recreation Commission. · The vote was called: AYES : Lentsch; Martin ; Smit~ Tanguma ; Wade ; Weist ; Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson NAYS: None Th motion carri d. Mr. Martin a ked about progress on the Nobile Home Park Ordinan e? H wa informed that Assi tant Director Roman ha be n working on thi project. Mr. con n • r noted that the Master Street Plan hould also be by th COl!lllli ion again no that the information lt wa not d th t Councilman Mann had joined th audi n that om ev a tin f lt eoe of th aost iaportant s aion nt l appropriation to H.B. 10 l. H un t w r conaid r d, a 11 a coal • • • - - • • • 0 • r Please also 1·c t c1· to Planning Commission Minutes of Decemb r 3, 1974. Pa g s 3 thl'Ough 9. • • t :. - STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staff Report Re: OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Case #33-74 A request by New Englewood, Ltd., for approval of an approximately 350 space off-street parking plan. Date to be Considered: December 3, 1974. Name of Applicant: New Englewood, Ltd. 701 West Hampden Englewood, Colorado 80110 Name of Property Owner: Von Frellick Associates, Inc. Diamond Hill -Penthouse C 2460 West 26th Avenue Denver, Colorado Relation of Applicant to Request: .. . New Engl wood, Ltd. is leasing the site proposed for the parking lot from Von Frellick Associates, Inc. Location or Address of Proposal: The location of the proposed parking lot is adjacent to Dartmouth Park on the west. It adjoins an existing Cinderella City einploy e parking lot to the south and is bounded on tb we t by the A.T. S. F. Railroad right-of-way. The northern boundary of the it is parallel to and approxiaat9" 190 feet south o th Dartmouth Av nue right-of-way. Zon c ~ trict : I-1 , Li ght Indu trial Di trict. Th io n Ltd., bas r qu t d approval for additional parkin for ploy p rkin would be in addition to alr ady locat d at 1075 w st Floyd tly to th south of th propo d d to th Plannin Zonin Ordin n • • • • • 0 - STAFF REPORT Page -2-OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Case 33-74 in §22 . 5-5g: "For any parking area designed for fifty (50) or more cars, plans must be submitted to the City Planning and Zoning Commission for investigation and approval." Recommendation from the Department of Community Development: The Department of Community Development recommends that the proposed 350-space parking lot plan be approved, subject to the followi n g co nditions: l. Vehicular access to the proposed lot shall be from the south through the existing parking lot or from the north off of West Dartmouth Avenue. A crash gate shall be installed on the east side of the lot for emeri.:ency service entrance and a pedestrian entrance may be permitted on the east side. Because both West Eastman Avenue and South Huron Street dead-end at their intersection, those streets carry primarily l o cal traffic, servicing the adjacent re idential neighborhood and providing secondary access to Dartmouth Park. The traffic generated by a parking lot of thi s size would have a detrimental• effect upon th r idcntial area, causing increased no'ise and fume an creating a hazard to the families in the a1· a. 2. In an effort to provide screening of the parking lot from Dartmouth Park and the residences to the southeast and south, landsc ping shall be provided. 'Ibe land- caping ~h all ext nd th ntire length of the eastern bound a ry of the park 1 n lot, and along the south bound a ry ol th parking lot wh r it adjoins residential property. n1 land s ap i ng sha 11 be planted and henceforth maintain d in a h althy, growing condition. The spacing of tr e~ nd hrubs hall not be aore than fifteen feet ur d frOf!I th trunk Trees shall be not fow· f et in h ight at the time of planting. "' - II • • - •• • • • STAFF REPORT Page -3- 0 -... OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Case #33-74 4. The drainage for the site and the surfacing of the lot shall be approved by the Department of Public Works and the applicant shall comply with all applicable City Ordinances in the development of the parking lot. Description of Subject Site or Area and the Adjacent Area: The proposed parking lot site is located in an area made up of many uses. Dartmouth Park borders the site on the east and is separated from the site by a five foot high chain link fence. To the southeast and the south is a two-family residential district, which is occupied mostly by families with young children. Also, to the south is the existing Cinderella City employee parking lot. Little Dry Creek borders the site on the west. Beyond Little Dry Creek are the tracks of the A.T. & S.F. Railroad. North of the site is an open area containing a large cinder block building, the old Rouse cannery building, which fronts on West Dartmouth Avenue. 1llis land is owned by Von Frellick Associates, Inc., but it is not presently being leased by New Englewood, Ltd. 1lle ite itself is relatively flat and is approxiaately 20 to 23 feet above the bed of Little Dry Creek.•· 1lle north end of the site i slightly lower in elevation aud catches run- off from Dartmouth Park and the southern portion of the site. Background of Previous City Action Relating to the Property: Approximat ly seven years ago, an effort was aade to purchase thi 1 nd and the Rouse cannery property tor an ex- pansio n of th D rtmouth Park. 1lle cannery building •as being con idercd s a ibl facility to house the park aaintenance and traffic per 1. 1llc City Council decided not to proceed with the purc ha The hould be t Plan: Pl n r fleets that the subject site a park. ,, . II - STAFF REPORT Page -4- 0 - OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Case #33-74 "Originally this 7.3A was included in the proposed park land that was to replace old City Park land that was taken up by Cinderella City. The Park and Recreation Commission recommended several times that this area be preserved for park and open space and a swim pool in this area has been in- cluded in the Capital Improvement Program for several years." Public Works Department: "Upon reviewing the plans for the employees' parking area on the Rouse property, and making field inspections, it is noted that the drainage from the lots immediately south of this proposed parking area is blocked, and should be opened prior to any additional con- struction in this vicinity. "The revised draina ge plan does conform to our City standards; however, we feel that the slopes along the drainage channel will erode unless proper protective measures are taken." Publi c Service Company -Gas Department: No comments or suggestion were received. Mountain Dell: Mountain Bell does not have telephone facilil.ies in the area, so therefore no problem. ··' Department of Co111111unity Development Analysis: • Access to the Parkinr, Lot: In a meeting on November 25 , 1974, with Mr. Bud Bernardoni, representative of the New Englewood, Ltd., th condition for approval were discussed. Mr. Bernardoni felt that eliminating access onto Eastman and Huron treet , as originally propo ed in the plans, wquld not r te any probl m . Th openin onto th xisting parking lot to the outh ..>uld provid sufficient access for th mploy s, Cind r lla ity will be implementing a shuttle bus system for th 1r mploye to mak it easier and more attractiv for th m to u th n w lot. 'nl y al o will have de ignat d park ng tall th employ , and try to encourag th u of th nd th tin lot to th outh. "'. I I, • • • STAFF REPORT Page -5- • 0 I• - OFF-STREET PARKING PLAN Case #33-74 Screening: In order to best screen the parking lot from the nelghbOring park and residences, it was felt that a solid, opaque fence along the eastern and southern boundaries of the site, which is roughly four or five feet higher in elevation than the neighboring area, would present an over- powering, ugly obstacle, Landscaping with trees or shrubs was chosen as a more desirable substitute, being more attractive to both the neighbors and park users, and the employees using the parking lot. Park Expansion: The Director of the Parks and Recreation Department has long been considering the need for this site, and tho portion to the north, as a logical place for the expansion of Dartmouth Park and the inclusion of a much-needed swinuning pool. However, in the past, the City Councils have not provided funds for this land acquisition. With the proposed parking lot taking up roughly 3/4's of the area which has been considered for park expansion, Mr. Roaans still feels that the remaining land, approxiaately 41,800 sq. ft. could still be well utilized for park expansion, should the City Council choose to expend funds therefor. Need for Subdivision Before further Divia~on: Mr. Bernardoni also mentioned that Mr. Von Frellick was considering selling off the property to the north of the site. Becaus th1 1 unsubdivided property, a subdivision plat or waiv r ~ould hav to b obtained before this could take place. " - 11 • • • . ' - 0 I• • • • • • 0 • • (. NEW ENGLEWOOD LTD., PROPOSED PARKING LOT ADDITIONAL DATA SHEET CINDERELLA CITY • • Proposed Parking Lot Site Size: Paved area size: Number of Spaces: 170,000 square feet, approximate 3.9 Acres. 113,000 square feet, approxiaate 2.6 Acres 350, approximate. Existing Cinderella City Employee Parking Lot Directly to the South of Proposed Lot: 450 spaces. Total Existing Designated Cinderella City Employee Parking: 1046 spaces. Total Cinderella City Parking Spaces•: (Above ground: (Underground: 5,539 spaces 2,962 spaces) 2,577 spaces) Additional parking for Cinderella City is provided east of Elati Street to Cherokee Street, from Floyd Avenb~ to Girard Avenue : 434 spaces. •Does not include parking spaces east of South Elati Street. • • , - • • • 0 I • • v 6t....I s INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN /Yz_ £35 .,._ tA.J ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 7, ARTICLE 1, TITLE IX, ENTITLE D "HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS", OF THE 1969 E.M.c.' AND REENACTING SAME WITH AMENDMENTS .. -. e s ~ 4 :J £1f1e:U:.-a:y:=- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Article 1, Chapter 7, Title IX of the 1969 E.M.C. i s hereb y rep e aled and reenacted as follows: 9-7-1 DEFINITIONS As used in this article th e following words and t erms shall have the following meanings : (a) "Heal th therapy" embraces the a rt of body massage or body manipulation, or the massage or manipulation of any par of the body , either by hand or mechani 1 means; oil o r lo t ion rubs; medical or corrective exer· ci es or gymna ic ; electrical or mechanical therapy, o r he use of lender1z1ng, reducing, building up, or rhythmic or ib rat 1n ables or app ratus, ho packs, cabine t, hower, (b) (c) i : or s1m i l r bath , or ultr violet or infrared lamp s . any hop, ·1- • • 9-7-3 9-7-4 • 0 I• - (d) "Practice of massage" means the performance of massage with or without compensation. HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS TO COMPLY It shall be unlawful for any person, FIRM, OR CORPORATION, to operate, manage or conduct a health therapy establishment without first having eempliea SECURED A LICENSE TO OPERATE SUCH ESTAB- LISHMENT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. MAS SA GE LICENSE o person shall engage in the practice of massage without first having secured a masseurs' or masseuse's license pursuant to the provisions of this article, except an apprentice working under the direct supervision of a person holding such license. REQUIREMENTS FOR MASSAGE LICE SE No person shall be licensed to practice massage or other services within the definition of massage unless he meet the following requirements : (a) masseur or est blish 1ncluded a 1 it ed r PY • • ....... (b) (c) (d) • • 0 • A lication for Licensin . The application or 11cens1ng s a e 1led with the License Officer together with an application fee of $50.00 liee~se -ee-ef-$2,99-and shall con- tain the following information: the name, age, permanent home address, local address, and physical descrip ion of the applicant; name and address of the applicant's employer; name and address of former places of employ - ment; names and addresses of at least two responsible persons who will attest to the good character and reputation of the applicant; a statement as to whether or not the applicant ha s been convicted of a felony, misdemean or or ordinance violation (other than traffic vi olations), the nature of the offen se , the penalty or punishment imposed, and the date and place where such offense occurred; a statemen as to whether or not such per on has ever had a judgment or convinction for fr ud, deceit or misrepresentation entered gainst him and if so, the full details thereof. Character of Applicant. o license shall be issue d 1f the applicant is found to have been guilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving prostitution, oliciting, procuring, pandering, pornography, mer tri iou display, ign - tion, unlawful ohabit t1on, lewd ct , indecent ct , or any other offe n e involving moral turp1tud ithin ten (10) year ne. t prior to h appl1c tion for the 11cen G -~- • • - 9-7-5 -/ / 9-7-6 / 9 -7-7 • • 0 I • - EMPLOYEES OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS No person shall be employed by a health therapy establishment unless such person shall have attained the age of 18 years and shall not have been found guilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving prostitution, soliciting, procuring, pandering, pornography, meretricious display, assignation, unlawful cohabitation, lewd acts, indecent acts, or any other offense involving moral turpitude within the ten (10) years n ext prior to such employment. ESTABLISHMENT TO SUBMIT NAMES OF EMPLOYEES Any per on operating or managing a health therapy e tabl1 hment shall submit the names of all persons employed or o be cmploved by said establishment t o the Chief of Police. If it is determined by the Chief of Pol i ce that any of said employees do not meet the requirements set forth in Section 9 -7 -5, then aid establishm nt shall immediately upon being notified by the Chief of Police terminate the employment of said person or persons. No h alth her py stablishment shall employ any per - so n a a ma eur o r masseuse unless aid person h fir t obtained a lie n e pursuant to Section 9 -7 3. SA ITARY REQUIREME , TS It hall be unlawful for any person to op rate, c o ndu c t, or manage n h 1th therapy establishm nt in ny pl c e whi c h doe not m et the followin nitary nd he 1 h tandards : ( ) All u r f c o f f l o or , wall , ceiling n d equ 1p me nt mus b mo o h nd tly c l n d ; -·· • • , -• 0 ,. • (c) Towels, robes, bandages, pads, or other articles which come into contact with any part of the patron's body mu s t be laundered, or cleaned and sterilized after each use, and before being again used for a different patr on; (d) Al l articles listed in paragraph (c) must be stored prior to use in a sanitary, dustproof bin, basket or receptacle; (e) Each treatment room must be equipped with con- venient hand washing facilities with hot and cold running water; (f) Operators, apprentice operators, and instru tor s must at all times be free from communicable disease and infections. EXEMPTIONS The following classes of persons and establ1 hments are exempted from the requirement s of th is Article : (a) Persons licensed by the laws of this state to practice medicine, surgery, osteopathy, hiropractic, and chiro pody, their offices nd clinics, and all p rsons workin in their off ices and clinics under their supervision and direction. (b) and 11 persons employed by in- and establishments licen ed by of Color do a ho pitals while performin their u ual duties within th hospit 1 or in t1tution o licensed. (c) R g1s ered or li ce n ed nurses performing these ervices in their u u 1 nur ing duties. (d) B utici nd barber duly lie nsed und r the law he tate of Colorado, inso ar ( ) a their u ual nd ord1n ry ocation and profe lOn, s def1n d by the law of th ta e, concerned. ·S· p rochi 1 school and per on tructin or rainin d in such chool •. • • - 9-7-9 9-7-10 9-7-11 9-7 -12 • • • • 0 l• • HOURS OF OPERATION DULY LICENSED HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS SHALL NOT BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS SOONER THAN 7:00 O'CLOCK A.M., OR REMA! OPEN FOR BUSINESS PAST 10:30 O'CLOCK P.M., ON ANY DAY OF OPERATIO . AN UAL INSPECTION THE CITY LICENSE OFFICER SHALL, NO SOONER THAN ONCE ANNUALLY, CAUSE A PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF THE LICE SED PREMISES TO INSURE COMPLIANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. LICENSE NOT TRANSFERABLE NO LICE SE ISSUED HEREUNDER MAY BE TRA SFERRED FROM 0 E PERSO TO A OTHER, ONE FIRM TO ANOTHER, OR ONE CORP RATION TO A OTHER, OR TRANSFERRED FROM ONE PLACE TO A OTHFR, WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTE CO - SE T OF THE LICE SE OFFICER, A D 0 SUCH TRA SFER SHALL BE AUTHORIZED I DEROGATIO OF THE PRO ISIONS OF THIS ARTICL . GROU DS FOR SUSPENSIO THE LICE SE OFFICER SHALL UPO SEVE . (7) DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO A LICE SEE, STA.Tl G TH CO - TEMPLATED ACTIO , A D J , GE ERAL THE GROU D THEREFOR, A D UPON A REA.SO BL OPPORTU ITY TO B H RD, REVO E 0 SUSPE D ANY LICE SE ISSUED BY TH E CITY OF E 'GL WOOD IF IT IS FOU. D THAT: FAILED TO PAY THE A 'UAL ( c) • • 9-7-13 • • 0 • (d) THE LICENSEE HAS MADE ANY FALSE REP- RESENTATIO OR STATEMENT TO THE LICENSE OFFICER FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING OR INDUCING ANY ACTION BY THE LICENSE OFFICER IN PROCURING OR MAINTAINING A VALID LICENSE. (e) THE LICENSEE IS INCOMPETENT OR PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO CARRY ON THE MANAGEMENT OF A HEALTH SERVICES ESTABLISHMENT OR THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE. (f) THE LICENSEE HAS MISREPRESENTED TO ANY PATRON ANY SERVICES RENDERED. (g) THE LICE SEE IS OPERATING SAID ESTABLISHME T I A MAN ER SUCH AS TO CONSTITUTE A UISANCE. PROHIBITIONS (a) NO INSTRUMENT OR DEVICE DESIGNED OR USED FOR DIRECT APPLICATION TO THE SKI , SHALL BE APPLIED DIRECTLY TO THE SKIN UNLESS SA ITIZED; THE PART OF THE BODY BEING TREATED SHALL BE COVE RED WITH A CLEA TOWEL, OR ELSE THE I STRU- ME T SHALL BE COVERED IN A SIMILAR MANN R. (b) 0 SPO GE, STICK, ALUM OR OTHER ARTICLE LI BLE TO CO VEY INFECTION, SHALL BE USED TO MA E APPLICATIO DIRECTLY TO A ABRA I OF THE S I OR TO A Y CUT OR WOUND . (c) ·o LICE SEO PER o. SHALL TREAT A y I DIVIDUA AFFLIClED WITH A SKI ERUPTIO 0 OTHER DI EASE, U LESS UCH PERSO, HALL HAVE FUR · ( ) I HED RITTE. CERTIFIC TE FRO PH SICIA DI RF.CTI 'G UCH TREATME T, AND A STATEM .'T TO Tit!:: FfECT THAT THE l:RUPTIO OR DISEA I OT OF A CO T GlOU OR TRA." Ml lBLf; CHA CT R. -7. • • ' 9-7-14 9-7-15 • • • • REQUIRING THE USE OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. (e) 0 LICE SEE SHALL ADM! !STER OXYGEN. 0 LICENSEE SHALL ENGAGE IN AN Y ACTIVITY WHICH FALLS WITH! THE REALM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE OR NURSING CARE. DISEASE CONTROL NO HEALTH THERAPY OPERATOR SHA LL EMPLOY OR PERMIT ANY PERSON TO WORK WHO IS INFECTED WITH ANY DISEASE IN A COMMUNICABLE FORM , OR WHO HAS OPEN LESIONS OR SORES. MISCELLANEOUS 0 MASSAGES SHALL BE ADMI !STEREO TO ANY PATRO, OR CLIE T OF «AID HEAL111 THERAPY ESTABLISHME T I PRIVATE AREAS OF SAID ESTABLISHMENT, OR SHALL A, Y ROOM USED I~ THE CONDUCT OF HEALTH THERAPY BE USED FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES. 9-7-16 FEES THE FOLLO WI 'G CHEDULE OF FEES SHALL APPLY: (a) J ITI L APPLICATIO FEE FOR AH ALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHME T ........ $50.00 (b) I lTI L APPLICATIO FEE FOR A Y I DIVJDUAL LICE SEE ............... $25. 00 "' - (c) HEALTH THERAPY F. ·1 ; LJ HME T .......... $5 0. 00/y ar tion 2. (d) (e) SEUR A D ALI.. OTHE .................... $2 5.00/, e t $1 0. 0/' r • • l • • • 0 • thi s Ordinance s hal l b ecome e ff e c tiv e upon publi cation fo llowing fin a l pa ssage. I n trod u ce d , r ead i n ful l and passed on first r e ading on t he 20 t h day of January, 19 7 5. Publi s he d as a Bil l f or an Ordinance on t h e 2 3rd day of J anuary , 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex off1cio City Clerk-Treasurer 1, Karl Nollenb rger, do hereby certify th t h above and foregoing i true, ac ura e and complete opy of a Bill for an Ordinanc , 1ntr0Juced, read in full, and passed on fir t re ding on the 20th da of Janu ry, 19 7 5 . ic10 Cit Clerk -Trca urer •. • • • • 0 - INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ---------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 7, ARTICLE 1, TITLE IX, ENTITLED "HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS", OF THE 1969 E.M.C., AND REENACTING SAME WITH AMENDMENTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Article 1, Chapter 7, Title IX of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby repealed and reenacted as follows : 9-7-1 DEFINITIONS As used in this article the following words and terms shall have the following meanings: (a) "Health therapy" embraces the art of body massage or body manipulation, or the ma sage or manipulation of any part of the body, either by hand or mechanical m ans; oil or lotion rubs; medical or corrective exer- ci es or gymn tics; electrical or mechanical ther py, or the use of slenderizing, reducing, bu1ldin up, or rhythmic or vibrating tables or ppara u , hot packs, cabinet, shower, i z or imilar b ths, or ultraviolet or infrared 1 mps. (b) "Heal h th rapy e tab · hment" i any hop, gymnas1u , est bli hment or place of bu in including Ru i n, Turkish or Swedi h ( . ) in r r Ol th ooJ. h 11 or any on or ore of th d in th prec dine paragraph c ic d or dmini tered for f u1ty. -1· ,. - •. • • - • 9-7-Z 9-7 -3 9-7-4 • • • (d) "Practice of massage " means the performa nce o f massage with or without compensation . HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLIS HMENTS TO COMPLY It shall be unlawful f or any person, FIRM, OR CORPORATION, to operate , manage or conduct a health therap y establishment without first having ee~pliea SECURED A LICENSE TO OPERATE SUCH ESTAB- LISHMENT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICL E. MAS SAGE LICENSE No per son shall engage in the practice of massage without first having secured a masseurs' or masseuse's license pursuant to the provisions of this article, except an apprentice working under the direct s up ervision of a person holding such license. REQUIREME . TS FOR MASSAGE LICENSE o person shall be licensed to practice massage or other services within the definition of mas ag unl ess he meets the follo wi n g requirements : (a) A~e and Education. Any applicant for a massag license shall be at lea s t 21 years of age and shall furnish evidence of graduation from an ccredited school of massage offerin a course of at le st 1,000 clock hour s, plu an additional 600 clinical hours in a health ther apy estab- lishment; or hall show verified evidence of havin served an apprenticeship of two year under the direct supervision of a lie nsed masseur or masseuse in a health therapy est bli hm nt, such pprenticeship to have included a minimum of 500 clock hour didactic tra1n1n in n tomy, phy iolo y, thic and ion l r 1 thipship, plu ,500 clinical o pr ct1c 1 exper ence; or hall fur - y prop rly att ted and ex cut d f1d it factory proof that th applicant ha d an pprent1cesh1p of at le t 3,500 und r th direct up rvi ion o lie n ed u e in liCen~ d h 1th th rapy -~- • . • • f ~ • (b) (c) (d) • • • • 0 ~ • Application for LicensinS. The application for licensing shall be filed with the License Officer together with an application fee of $50.00 lieeftse -fee-ef-$~.00-and shall con - tain the following information: the name, age, permanent home address, local address, and physical description of the applicant; name and address of the applicant's employer; name and address of former places of employ- ment; names and addresses of at least two responsible persons who will attest to the good character and reputation of the a p plicant; a statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of a felony, misdemeano r or ordinance violation (other than traffic violations ), the nature of the offense, the penalty or punishment imposed, and the date and plac e where such offense occurred; a statement as to whether or not such person has ever had a judgment or convinction for fraud, deceit or misrepresentation entered against him and if so, the full details thereof. Character of Applicant. o license shall be issued if th applicant is found to have been guil y in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving pro t1t ution, soliciting, procuring, pandering, porn o raphy, meretricious display, assigna - tion, unlawful oh bit tion, lewd acts, indec n act , or ny other offense involving mor l turpitude within ten (10) years next prior o the applic tion for the license. G ~- • • , 9-7-5 9-7-6 9-7-7 • • 0 • EMPLOYEES OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS No person shall be employed by a health therapy establishment unless such person shall have attained the age of 18 years and shall not have been found guilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving prostitution, soliciting, procuring, pandering, pornography, meretricious display, assignation, unlawful cohabitation, lewd acts, indecent acts, or any other offense involving moral turpitude within the ten (10) years next prior to such employment. ESTABLISHMENT TO SUBMIT NAMES OF EMPLOYEES Any person operating or managing a health therapy establishment shall submit the names of all persons employed or to be employed by said establishment to the Chief of Police. If it is determined by the Chief of Police that any of said employees do not meet the requirements set forth in Section 9-7-5, then said establishment shall immediately upon being notified by the Chief of Police terminate the employment of said person or persons. No health therapy es tablishment shall employ any per- so n as a masseur or masseuse unless said person has first obtained a license pursuant to Section 9-7 -3. SANITARY REQUIREME TS It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, conduct, or manage any health therapy establishment in ny place which does no meet the following s nitary and health standards: (a) All surf ces of floors, walls, ceilings and e uipment must be smooth and e ily clean d; (b) All tabl , lounges and chair used in th treatm nt of patrons must b covered w1 h fre h, sani t ry, d1spos bl lin r or ith a cloth sh t or cover wh ich h not prev1ou ly be n u ed for a d1ff rent p tron since laund rin ; -4 - • • - 9-7 -8 • • (c) (d) (e) (f) • 0 I• • Towels, robes, bandages, pads, or other articles which come into contact with any part of the patron's body must be laundered, or cleaned and sterilized after each use, and before being again used for a different patron; All articles listed in paragraph (c) must be stored prior to use in a sanitary, dustproof bin, basket or receptacle; Each treatment room mus t be equipped with con- venient hand washing facilities with hot and cold running water; Operators, apprentice operators, and instructors must at all times be free from communicable disease and infections. EXEMPTIONS The following classes of persons and establishments are exempted from the requirements of this Article: (a) Persons licensed by the laws of this state to practice medicine, surgery, osteopathy, chiropractic, and chiropody, their offices nd clinics, and all persons working in their offices and clinics under their supervision and direction. (b) Hospital and all persons employed by in- st1tu ions and establishments licensed by the State of Colorado as hospital while performing their usual dutie within the hospital or in titut ion so licen ed. (c) Regis ered or licen ed nurses perfor the e er \ce in th ir usual nursin (d ) ( ) n and barbers duly licen ed of the Stat of Colorado, in u u 1 and ordin ry vocation e s1on, a d in d by th law of are concerned. nd p rochial chool and per on -s- th • wh1l in tructin or ra1nin ul rly nrolled in such chool iliti "' - • • 9-7-9 9-7-10 9-7-11 9-7-12 • f • 0 • HOURS OF OPERATION DULY LICENSED HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS SHALL NOT BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS SOONER THAN 7:00 O'CLOCK A.M., OR REMAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS PAST 10:30 O'CLOCK P.M ., ON ANY DAY OF OPERATION. ANNUAL I SPECTION THE CITY LICE SE OFFICER SHALL, NO SOONER THAN 0 CE ANNUALLY, CAUSE A PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF THE LICENSED PREMISES TO INSURE COMPLIANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. LICENSE NOT TRANSFERABLE NO LICENSE ISSUED HEREUNDER MAY BE TRANSFERRED FROM 0 E PERSO TO ANOTHER, ONE FIRM TO ANOTHER, OR ONE CORP RATION TO ANOTHER, OR TRANSFERRED FROM 0 E PLACE TO A OTH R, WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTE CO - SENT OF THE LICE SE OFFICER, AND NO SUCH TRA SFER SHALL BE AUTHORIZED I DEROGATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. GROU OS FOR SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSE THE LICE SE OFFICER SHALL UPON SEVE (7) DAYS WRITTE NOTICE TO A LICE SEE, STATING THE CON- TEMPLATED ACTIO , AND I GENERAL THE GROU OS THEREFOR, A D UPON A REASONABLE OPPORTUNITY TO B HEARD, REVOKE OR SUSPEND ANY LICENSE ISSUED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IF IT IS FOUND THAT: (a ) FAILED TO PAY THE ANNUAL (b ) -6 · •. • • 9-7-13 • 0 • (d) THE LICENSEE HAS MADE ANY FALSE REP- RESENTATIO OR STATEMENT TO THE LICENSE OFFICER FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING OR INDUCING ANY ACTION BY THE LICENSE OFFICER IN PROCURING OR MAI TAINING A VALID LICENSE. (e) THE LICENSEE JS INCOMPETENT OR PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO CARRY ON THE MANAGEMENT OF A HEALTH SERVICES ESTABLISHMENT OR THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE. (f) THE LICENSEE HAS MISREPRESENTED TO ANY PATRON ANY SERVICES RENDERED. (g) THE LICENSEE IS CPERATING SAID ESTABLISHME T IN A MAN ER SUCH AS TO CONSTITUTE A NUISANC . PROHIBITIO S (a) NO I STRUME T OR DEVICE DESIGNED OR USED FOR DIRECT APPLICATION TO THE SKIN, SHALL BE APPLIED DIRECTLY TO THE SKIN UNLESS A ITIZED; THE PART OF THE BODY BEI G TREATED SHALL BE COVE RED WITH A CLEAN TOWEL, OR ELSE THE INSTRU - ME T SHALL BE COVERED IN A SIMILAR MANNER. (b) NO SPONGE, STICK, ALUM OR OTHER ARTICLE LIABLE TO CONVEY INFECTION, SHALL BE USED TO MA APPLICATIO DIRECTLY TO AN ABRASION OF THE S I OR TO A CUT OR WOUND. (c) 0 LICE S D PER 0 SHALL TREAT ANY INDI IDUAL AFFLICTED WITH ANY S I ERUPTION OR OTHER DISEA E, U LESS SUCH PERSO SHALL HA E FUR- JSH ·D WRITTE CERTIFICATE FROM A PHYSICIA DIRECT! G SUCH TREATME T, AND A STATEME T TO THE EFF CT THAT THE ERUPTION OR DISEASE JS 'OT OF A CO.'TAGlOUS OR TRA SMl SS IBLE CHARACTE R. (d ) .7 . • • - - • • • 9 -7 -14 9-7-15 • 0 t• • REQUIRING THE USE OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. (e) NO LICENSEE SHALL ADMINISTER OXYGEN. NO LICE NSEE SHALL ENGAGE IN ANY ACTIVITY WHICH FALLS WITHIN THE REALM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE OR NURSING CARE. DISEASE CONTROL NO HEALTH THERAPY OPERATOR SHALL EMPLOY OR PERMIT ANY PERSON TO WORK WHO IS INFECTED WITH ANY DISEASE IN A COMMUNICABLE FORM, OR WHO HAS OPEN LESIONS OR SORES. MISCELLANEOUS NO MASSA GES SHALL BE ADMINISTERED TO ANY PATRON OR CLIENT OF t'r\ID HEALTl-I THERAPY ESTABLISHME T IN PRIVATE AREAS OF SAID ESTABLISHMENT, NOR SHALL ANY ROOM USED IN THE CONDUCT OF HEALTH THERAPY BE USED FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES. 9-7-16 FEES Se tion 2. THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF FEES SHALL APPLY : ( ) INITIAL APPLICATION FEE FOR A HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENT ........ $50.00 (b) I 11TIAL APPLICATION FEE FOR A"IY INDIVIDUAL LICENSEE ............... $25.0 0 (c) HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENT .......... $5 0.00/year (d) MASSEUR S AND MASSEUSES ................ $25.00/year {e) ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES ................... $10.00/yea r In mu h a i vit 1 to n existin valid busin s nterprise -ith1n th City of Englewood to con- tinu operation, the C1 Council hereby finds and determine th an e rg ncy i t nd that th enactm nt of the fore- goin Ordin ry for the illllledi te pr ervation o public h fety nd good ord r, there ore • • - • • • • • 0 • this Ordinance shall become effective upon publication following final passage. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer~ I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 19 75. ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer ,,,_ • • - • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 7, ARTICLE 1, TITLE IX, ENTITLED "HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISH MENTS", OF THE 1969 E.M.C., AND REENACTING SAME WITH AMENDMENTS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Article 1, Chapter 7, Title IX of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby repealed and reenacted as follows: 9-7-1 DEFINITIONS As used in this article the following words and terms shall have the following meanings: (a) "Health therapy" embraces the art of body massage or body manipulation, or the massage or manipulation of any part of the body, either by hand or mechanical means; oil or lotion rubs; medical or corrective exer- cises or gymn tics; electrical or mechanical therapy, or the use of slenderizing, reducing, building up, or rhythmic or vibrating tables or apparatu , hot packs, cabinet, shower, itz or im1l r ths, or ultraviolet or infrared la p ·l · - • 9-7 -2 9-7-3 9-7-4 • • 0 • (d ) "Practice of mass age" means the performan ce of ma ssage with or without compensation. HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISH MENTS TO COMPLY It shall be unlawful for any person, FIRM, OR CORPORATION, to operate , manage or conduct a health therapy establishment without first having eeMplied SECURED A LICENSE TO OPERATE SUCH ESTAB- LISHMENT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. MA SSAGE LICENSE No per son shall engage in the practice of massage without first having secured a masseurs' or ma sseuse 's license pursuant to the provisions of this article, except an apprentice working under the direct s up ervision of a person holding such license. REQUIREME TS FOR MASSAGE LICENSE No person shall be licensed t o practice massage or other services within the de finition of massage unless he meets the following requirements : (a) Aie and Education . Any appli can t for a ma age license shall be at least 21 y ars of age nd hall furni h eviden ce of graduation fro an accredited chool of massage offering a cour e of at least 1,000 clock hour s, plus an additional 600 clinic 1 hours in a health therapy estab- 1 ish en ; or hall show verified evidence of having erved n appre nti ces h ip of two ye rs und r the direct supervision of a lie n ed ma seur or mass use in a health therapy e tablishment, such apprenticeship to hav includ d a minimu of 500 clock hour didactic tr ining in n to y, physioloay, thi cs and prof ion 1 r lathipship, plus 3,SOO cl1n1c hour of practical perienc ; or shall ur · nl h b prop rly tte ted nd ex cut d ffid \1 a tor proof that the applicant h d n p rent1ce hip of at least 3,500 und r h direct ~uper i ion of lie n d u e in a li(ens d heal h th r p 2 · • • - • (b) (c) (d) • • • 0 • Application for Licensin~. The application for licensing shall be filed with the License Officer together with an application fee of $50.00 lieeftse -fee-ef -$2.99-and shall con- tain the following information: the name, age, permanent home address, local address, and physical description of the applicant; name and address of the applicant's employer; name and address of former places of employ - ment; names and addresses of at least two responsible persons who will attest to the good character and reputation of the applicant; a statement as to whether or not the applicant ha s been convic ted of a felony, misdemeanor or ordinance violation (other than traffic violations), the nature of the offense, the penalty or punishment imposed, and the date and place where such offense occurred; a s tatemen as to whether or not such person ha ever had a judgment or convinction for fraud, deceit or misrepresentation entered against him and if so, the full details thereof. Character of Applic ant. No license shall be issued if the applicant is found to have been guil y in any court of this or any other state or muni ipality of any offen e i nvol ving pro titution, eliciting, procuring, pandering, pornography, mer tricious display, igna- tion, unlawful ohabitation , lewd acts, indecent ct , or any o ther offens involvin mor 1 turpi ude within ten (10) year next prior to he application for the license. BAC GROU D I VESTJGATION A D FACILITIES INSPECTION. THE POLICE DEPARTMENT SHALL ECUR· A COMPLETE BAC GROU D I. VESTIGATIO OF TH ArPLICA.'T, A 'DALL OF SAID APPLICA T'S EMPLOYEES, A. D SHALL SUBMIT THE SAME TO THE CITY LICf SE OFFICER. TH BUILDING DI ISIO. OF TH · DEPARTME T OF CO . ITY DEVELOP ·NT HALL I PECT TH ACILTTY PROPOSED TO B LICE.' ·D FOR CO PLI ,'C ITH THE CITY BUILD! 'G A 'D PLUMBI G CODES, AS LL AS THE A 'ITARY QUIR ME. TS CO TAJ ED HEREI • • - • 9-7-5 9-7 -6 9-7-7 • • - EMPLOYEES OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS No person shall be employed by a health therapy establishment unless such person shall have attained the age of 18 years and shall not have been found guilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving prostitution, soliciting, procuring, pandering, pornography, meretricious display, assignation, unlawful cohabitation, lewd acts, indecent acts, or any other offense involving moral turpitude within the ten (10) years next prior to such employment. ESTABLISHMENT TO SUBMIT NAMES OF EMPLOYEES Any person operating or managing a health therapy establishmen shall submit the names of all p rsons employed or o be emplo ed by said establi shment to the Chief of Police. If it is determined by the Chief of Poli e that any of said employees do not meet the requirements set forth in Section 9-7 -5 , then said establishmen t shall immediately upon being notified by the Chief of Police term inate the employment of said person or persons. o health therapy e tablishment shall employ any per - son as a masseur or masseu e unless said person has fir t ob ained a license pursuant t o Section 9-7-3. SA ITARY REQUIREMENTS It shall b unlawful for any person to operate, conduct, or man ge any health ther py esta li hment in any pla e which doe not meet the following s nitary and he 1th andards: (a) All urface of floors, walls, ceiling nd equipment ust be s ooth and e ily clean d; (b) All tables, loun es nd chair in the tre t n of patrons aust cover d with fre h, -nitary, di po abl lln r or ith a cloth h et or co r not previou ly been u d for a p ron inc launder1na; ·4 · "' - • • - '· • 9-7 -8 • • • 0 I• - (c) Towels, robes, bandages, pads, or other articles which come into contact with any part of the patron's body must be laundered, or cleaned and sterilized after each use, and before being again used for a different patron; (d) All articles listed in paragraph (c) must be stored prior to use in a sanitary, dustproof bin, basket or receptacle; (e) Each treatment room must be equipped with con- venient hand washing facilities with hot and cold running water; (f) Operators, apprentice operators , and instructors must at all times be free from communicable disease and infections. EXEMPTIONS The following classes of persons and establi hments are exempted from the requirements of thi Article: (a) Persons licensed by the laws of this state to practice medicine, surgery, osteopathy, chiropractic, and chiropody, their offices and clinics, and all persons working in their offices and clinics under their supervision and direction. (b) Hospitals and all persons employed y in- stitution and stablishments licensed by the State of Colorado as hospitals while performin their u ual duties wi hin th hospi al or institution so licensed. (c) (d) ( ) Regi these ered or licen ed nurses perform ing ervices in their usual nursing du ies. nd barbers duly lie n ed of h St te of Colorado, in u ual and ordinary vocation ion, a defin d by the law of are concerne d. und r ofar nd tht' chools and p r on -s - hil ins ruc in or rainin rly enrolled in such chool l l i tl • • • 9-7-9 9-7-10 9 -7-11 9-7-12 ' • • HOUR S OF OPERATION DULY LICE SED HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS SHALL NOT BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS SOONER THAN 7:00 O'CLOCK A.M., OR REMAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS PAST 10 :30 O'CLOCK P.M., ON ANY DAY OF OPERATION. AN UAL I SPECTION THE CITY LICE SE OFFICER SHALL, NO SOONER THAN ONCE ANNUALLY, CAUSE A PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF THE LICE SED PREMISES TO INSURE COMPLIANCE OF THE PROVISION S OF THIS ARTI CLE. LICENSE NOT TRA SFERABLE NO LICENSE ISSUED HEREUNDER MAY BE TRANSFERRED FROM ONE PERSO TO ANOT HER, ONE FIRM TO ANOTHER, OR ONE CORP RATI ON TO A OT HER, OR TRANSFERRED FR OM ONE PLACE TO A OTHER , WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTE CO - SE T OF THE LICE SE OFFICE R, AND NO SUCH TRA SFER SHALL BE AUTHORIZED I DEROGATION OF THE PRO ISIO S OF THIS ARTICLE. GROU DS FOR SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSE THE LICE SE OFFICER SHA LL UPON SEVE (7) DAYS WRITTE OTICE TO A LICENSEE , STAT! G THE CON- TE MPLATED ACTIO , A D IN GENERAL THE GROUNDS THEREFOR, A D UPON A REASONABLE OPPO RT UNITY TO B HEARD, REVOKE OR SUSPE D ANY LICENSE ISSUED BY THE CITY OF E GLE~OOD IF IT IS FOUND THAT: ( ) THE LICE SE HAS FAILED TO PAY THE A NUAL LICE'SE FEE. (b) LICE sr . ITHER OWI GLY OR WITHOUT TH EXERCI OF DUE CARE TO PREVE T THE S E, HA VIOL; TED OR HAS PERMITTED THE VIOLATIO or (c) A Y TERMS OF THIS ORDINANCE, OR A Y OF TH PROVISIO.' PERTAlNl G TO HIS LICE . S . • . • • • 9-7-13 < • • - (d) THE LICENSEE HAS MADE ANY FALSE REP- RESE TATION OR STATEMENT TO THE LICENSE OFFICER FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING OR INDUCING ANY ACTION BY THE LICENSE OFFICER IN PROCURING OR MA INTAINING A VALID LIC ENSE. (e) THE LICE SEE IS INC OMPETENT OR PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO CARRY 0 THE MANAGEMENT OF A HEALTH SERVICES ESTA BLISHMENT OR THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE. (£) THE LICENSEE HAS MISREPRESENTED TO ANY PATRON ANY SE RV ICES RENDE RED. (g) THE LICE SEE IS OPERATING SAID ESTABLISHMENT I A MANN ER SUCH AS TO CONSTITUTE A NUISA CE. PROHIBITIONS (a) NO INSTRUMENT OR DEVICE DESIGNED OR USED FOR DIRECT APPLICATION TO THE SKI , SHALL BE APPLIED DIRECTLY TO THE S I UNLESS A ITIZED; THE PART OF THE BODY BEi G TREATED SHALL BE COVERED WITH A CLEA TOWEL, OR ELSE THE I STRU- MENT SHALL BE COVERED IN A SIMILAR MAN R. (b) NO SPO GE, STICK, ALUM OR OTHER ARTICL LIABLE TO CO VEY INFECTIO , SHALL BE USED TO MAKE APPLICATIO DIRECTLY TO AN ABRASlO OF THE S IN OR TO A?l.Y CUT OR WOU D. (c) (d ) ., . • • 9-7-14 9-7-15 ( 9-7-16 ctton 2. • • 0 t • - REQUIRING THE USE OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. (e) NO LICENSEE SHALL ADMINISTER OXYGEN. NO LICENSEE SHALL ENGAGE IN ANY ACTIVITY WHICH FALLS WITHIN THE REALM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE OR NURSING CARE. DISEASE CONTROL NO HEALTH THERAPY OPERATOR SHALL EMPLOY OR PERMIT ANY PERSON TO WORK WHO IS INFECTED WITH ANY DISEASE IN A COMMUNICABLE FORM, OR WHO HAS OPEN LESIONS OR SORES. MISCELLANEOUS 0 MASSAGES SHALL BE ADMINISTERED TO ANY PATRO. OR CLIENT OF ~<\I D HEALT!-1 THERAPY ESTABLISHME T I PRIVATE AREAS OF SAID ESTABLISHMENT, NOR SHALL ANY ROOM USED IN THE CONDUCT OF HEALTH THERAPY BE USED FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES. FEES THE FOLLOW! 'G SCHEDUL OF FEES SHALL APPLY: (a) I. ITIAL APPLJCATIO FEE FOR A HEALTH TH RAP TABLISHME T ........ $50.00 ( ) L ITIAL APPLICATIO FEE FOR A. Y INDI IDUAL LICE SEE ............... $25.00 (c) H ALTH THERAPY E T .......... $5 0.00/year (d) SEUR A D $25.00/year (e) L OTHf: EMPLOY E ................... $1 0.00/y ar • • , ...... ( • • • • 0 • this Ordinance shall be c ome effective upon publication following final pa ss age. Introduc ed, read in full and passed on first reading on the 20t h day o f J anuary, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of January , 19 7 5. MAYOR ATTEST : ex officio City Clerk-Treasu r er~ I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby ce rt ify that the above and foregoing is a true , accurate an d complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, i n troduced, read in full, and passed on first r eading on t he 20th day of January, 19~5. ex off icio Ci t y Clerk -Treasurer ·9- •. • • f • • • I• • TO: Andy McCown, City Manager FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager DATE: January 15, 1975 SUBJECT: Councilmemhers Salaries Discussions of the possibilities of increasing councilmember's salaries have taken place over the past few months at various int ervals . Section 21 of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Englewood provides that: "The monthly salaries of the Councilmen are hereby initially fixed in the following amounts until changed by ordinance, but shall not be increased during the current term of Councilmen enacting such ordinance: Mayor •••••••••••••••.•••.•••••••••••.••.••••• $75.00 M r of Council •••••••••••••••••••••.••.••• $50.00." In order to increase salaries of council.aambera, a request to the City Attorney to draw up an ordinance would be the proper chani I am enclosing a copy of Ordinance No. l, Series of 1969 which was th last one which affected counci r's salaries. Since that ti.me, inflation in the D nver area has gone up at a rata of 47 • Any increaa only 1975. either r I c passed by Council would be effectiv of Council re-elected or thoa new rs rs would continu at the old aal&ry untl.l or new m rs took eir seats. r I '1 {t r, • • • ]- • • • 0 • Introduced as a Bill by Councilman P a rk i nson BY AUTHORITY ( I ORDINANCE NO. 41, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE INCREASING THE MONTHLY SALARY OF THE MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL, EFFECTIVE DURING THAT COUNCIL TERM COMMENCING AT 8:00 P.M. ON THE FIRST MONDAY AFTER JANUARY l, 1970. WHEREAS, Section 21 of the Charter of the said City of Englewood initially fixed the amounts to be paid, as monthly salaries, to the members of the City Council of th e City of Englewood, and I WHEREAS, the aforesaid initial salaries were set effective July 8, 1958, and have not been increased, or changed, since that time, and WHEREAS, with the growth of the City of Englewood since that date the duties and responsibiliti es of members of City Council have correspondingly increased and the time spent in City business by members of City Council has, likewise, increased, so that i is appropriate that the future members of City Council should receiv an increased compensation over and above that which was initially set by the said City Charter, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TllE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows: Section l: Jnthly salaries of ing amounts: Effec ive upon h effe 1ve date of this ordinance he he members of Ci y Council are hereby fixed in th follow- Mayor Mayor pro te por M r of Council $150.00 125 .00 100.00 In roduced, r din full and p s don firs reading on the 17 h day of NoveMb r, 1969. Publ1s d s a 111 !or an Ordin nc<' on h 20 h day of Nov mb r, 1969. Re '\cl y t l I r-lnd pd ~S<'U o I J 11 1 I r<-.ulL ll<J on I 111 • I h t .i ,, o I 1> ... ,.,,,, 1 , 19 9. Publi sh d by J l a Ord1n nc No. 41, Seri s o 19 9, on h d y of D r, l .. , ATTEST: • •. • • , - \ .. • • • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMA~ BROWN ORD INANCE BY ~ORIT Y O._§,:_, SERIES OF 197\? AN ORD! ANCE AMEND IN G SfCTIO ' 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1 969 E.M.C ., BY I.'C REASI.'G THE AMOU.'T OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPAT IONA L FEE, FOR LL CLAS S ·S OF OPERATORS , AND AUT HOR · IZING PROPORTIO NAL CHA RGES. BE I T ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a s follo s: Section 1. That sections 1 and , Ch er 1, T1 le XIII, of the •69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to r ~d as follows: 13 -1·4 1 -1-S AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby le ied and a se~sed fo r each ca l endar year, OR RACTI • L YEAR. an occu pa- tio nal f upon th u iness of sell'ng 3.Z beer, malt, v1nou o r pir1tuous liquors, ex · cep medicinal liquor , wi hin he City, as said oc cupa t ion h as b n l s i ied as foll ows: Fo All "A" the S U of 00.00 For All " " the SU of $400 .00 For • 11 the SU of ssoo.o For All the sum of $500.00 For All "E'' th<.' S U o f SCl0.00 For A l ,. u the u of 400.00 PA T OF nd payable 0 h follow : l. nd and hall 1 1 0 ~J O "'';) !>l> i "o ame y ar. 2. on n · • • ...... . , • • • ing the • 0 • (b ) Upon recc i p of said fee, he Director sha ll i ssue a receipt .howing th e name of the per- so n paying he 53 , h annual period for whic h fee is p id, and the location of t he place of usi es , whi c h receipt shall at all time duri. aid ye ar be k e pt po ted lac on id pr e i se . (c) n ull first read - 9 p day o! D ce ill r a Or in ance on the S h 20 th y 0 d nu u 1 1 h d o 19 S, on t h 2 h o f 1nal r d1n on th • • ....... • • • ATTEST: ex off1c10 City Cl erk-Treasurer I, Karl Noll nberger, do here y ce rtify that the above and foreg oing i a true, nccu ra e a nd comp lete copy of the Ordinance, a~ ed on final reading and pub - li shed by tit le as Ordinanc o. ~• Ser ies of 19 75. • • - - ., • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMA . BY AU THORITY ORD I , ANCE '0. • S RIES OF 1974 AN OR DI ANCE AMEND! 'G SECTIO ' 4 AND S, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF TH E 1969 E. M. C. , BY l. CRE. SING THE AMOU T OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIO NA L FEE, FOR ,LL CLAS ES OF OPERATO RS, AND AUTHOR- IZING PROP OR TIO NAL CHARGE . BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWO OD , COLORAOO, a~ fo lows: Section 1 . That sections and , Cha er 1, Ti le XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are here amended t o re d as follo ws: 13-1 -4 13 ·1·5 AMOUNT OF FEE Ther is hereby 1 •i d nd asses ed fo r each ca l crdar ear, O FRACTIO.'Al EAR. an occupa- tio nal f e upo~ h us1n o f s lli n 3.2 b er , malt, inou o r sp1r1tuous liquo r s, ex- cept medic nal liquor , i hin he City, as said occupat10 h a b n ~la .ified as f ol l ows: For All For All For All Fo r 11 For All For All PA 'T OF Ca) l. 2. .. A" "B" "C" "D" II " "F'' E . l of 00.00 of $400.00 of $500.00 of $50 0 .00 of 500.00 of S400. 00 nd paya l e to the ol low : " ... " ". ••c•·. ••0°, nd .. f." ry 1 ch ear, and hall bru r 1 o th sa e year. or , each . r on nd sh 11 be el1n· ther a t er • "' - • • , . , . • • ing the • 0 I• • (b) Upon reccip of said f ee, the Director shal l issue 1 receipt showing the name of the per- son paying the ame , the annual period for hich ~ fee is p aid, and the location of the place o f us ine s s , which receipt shall at al l imes during said year be kept post ed in a c on~p1cuous place on s aid premises . (c) If such occupa ion is newly undertaken or commen ' s 1 sequen t to January 1 of any ye ar te ce p fo r cl a s s "F" operator s): or t he TAXI 'G ORD! A.'CE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUB SE "'UI:I T TO JA UA R\ 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee sh al l b prorat d f or th e remaining portion of th e year o r t he RI:MAIN I.'G PORTIO . OF A Y CL ASS 'F" OPER TO 'S LI CENS E. However, if s uc h u iness is actua l ly in existence and only porar1ly close d, no s uch proration shall mad , a nd n o r e fund shall e made t o 1ny p r on ~ho di con t i nues id business d urin d f e he rein provided, shall b nd pa le upon the b pinning of bus- s , OR uro. WRITTE NOTICE BY THE DIREC - • nd a l l be delinque nt en (10 ) days r a fter . I n t e r est shall accrue on all fee from he date of e d lin - 11 pa id or collected at he rate on d in f ul l and pa s e on first re d- r. 19i 4. Pu l i day of Dece be r , or a n Ordinance on the 5 h 20 th 0 o 1 S, on d nu o f inal r a d1 n on th e Ord inane r y , 1 9 S . ___ , S r ie " - • • ,, . • • • 0 - (b ) Upon re ce ipt of s aid fee, the Director shall iss u e a e ceipt sh owing the name of the per- son paying t he sa~e, the annual period for whic h f e e is p aid, and the location of the pl ace o f hu s ine s s , which receipt shall at all irnes ~ur1ng said year be kept posted in a c onspicuous place on said premises. (c) If such occupa 1on i s newly undertaken or comme nc a su .uen t to January 1 of any year (ex ept fo r cl ass "F" operators): or th e TA XI G ORDI 'A ·c SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUB SEQUEH TO JA .'UARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee sh all b e pror t d for th e remaining portion of the y ear or the REMA.I I G PORTIO OF ANY CLA SS "F'' OPERATO 'S LI CEN SE. However, if s uc h b u·1ness i ac tually in existence and on l y te o r ar11y closed, no such proration s ha l l h mad , a n d n o r e fund shall be made t o any pe1son ~ho disc ont i nues said business d uri11 h · r . All pror a t d fee h rein provided, shall be du an d paya le upon the b ginning of bus- iness, OR UPO. WRITTE OTICE BY THE DIREC- TOR, and sh a l l be delinquent ten (10) day th r after . I n t e r e t sh 11 accrue on all de inque n t f e e f r o he date of e d lin - qu e nc y un t il p aid or collected at the r te o I\ p er on Introduced, r ing t he 2nd day o f D f u ll and pa se on first re d- 19i 4. Publi s h 1 day 0£ Decemb e r , I 20th 0 Pu bll hed of 1975, on t he i t t l v 0 or an Ordinance on the Sth p e d on final r e ad1n on he 1 r din nee Cl. ry, 1975. ___ , S r i e • • ...... • ' • • • • 0 • ATTEST: ex off1c10 City Clerk-Tre a surer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby ce rtify that the above and foregoing is a tr ue, accura te and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading an d pub- li shed by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 19 75 • ·3· • • , -• 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY COUNCILMA. RROWN BY AUTHORITY ORD I ANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1 97 4 AN ORDI NAN CE AMENDING SECTIO 4 AD s . CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII. OF THE 1969 E. M. C. • BY I 'C REAS I. "G THE AMO U T OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPAT IONA L FEE, FOR LL CLAS S OF OPE RAT ORS, AND AUTHOR- IZIN G PROPORTION AL CHARG ES . BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWO OD. COLORADO , as follow~: Section 1 . Th sections l and~. h pter 1, Ti le XI II . of the '69 E •. C. are here y a e ded re d s follows: 1 3-1-4 13·1·S Ther 1 d n assessed fo r each ca l endar · ar, OR FRACTI .'AL YEAR, an oc cu pa- t ional f upn~ th usincss o f sel l i n 3.Z\ b r, al , vi~ u r p1r1tuous liquor s, e x - c pt edicinal liquor , 1 hin h e City , a said oc upa t 1on ha b n las ified f ol l ow For All "A" For All .. .. For All "C" For 11 unu For A 1 ''c·· For All "F" PAYM "T OF (a 1. 2. the of t he of t he of t e o f the of he of 0 $ 00.00 $400.00 $500.0 $50 0.00 500.00 $400.00 h r on d 1 n· ·- • • '! • '· • J • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMA BROWN BY AUTH ORITY ORDI ANC E 0. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDI NANCE AMENDING SECTIO ' 1 AND 5 , CHAPT ER I, TITLE XIII, OF TH E 196 9 E.M.C., BY I 'CREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATI ONA L FE E, FOR LL CL, S ES Of OPE RATORS, AND AUT HOR · IZING PROPORTIONAL CHAR G S. BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as foll Ole: Sec tion I. That sections t and 5, Ch~ er 1, Ti le XIII , of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby ame ded to read as fol ows: 13 -1-4 13·1-S AMOU NT OF FEE There is hereby lev d an a·1essed fo r each calendar year, O r CTIONAr YEAR, an oc cupa· tional f upon h husiness of selli ng 3.Z\ b er, malt, v1~0~-r p1rituous liquors , ex · cept medicinal liquor , l h1n he Ci ty, a s id occupation ha b n 1 s ified as follow For All UA" s 00.00 For All tt u $400.00 For All "C" $500.00 For All Cl ~ "D" soo.oo For All Cl "E" 500.00 For All Cl ''F" $400.00 PAYM E. 'T or F (a) such al b du and paya h to th Director Fin nee I ollow : l. " "' ,, "• .. C" • uou • ry 1 ach year, bru ry 1 of t . r . 2. tor • r on nd sh lin · her~ ,. - • • ' - ,, . ( • • 0 • (b) Upon reccip of said fee, the Director shall issue 1 receipt showing the name of the per- son payi ng the same, the annual period for which t fee is paid, and the location of the place of husiness, which receipt shall at all times dur ing said year be kept poste d in a con ~picuous place on said premises. (c) If suc h occup1 ion is newly undertaken or commen ce. su equent to January 1 of any year (e xcept for class "F" operators): or the TAXING ORDI A 'CE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee shall b prorat d for the remaining portion of the year o · he RE lAINI G PORTION OF ANY CLASS "F" OPERATO 'S LICENSE. Howev er , if such business is ac tually in existence and only tern orar1ly cl osed, no such proration shal l be made , and no refund shall be made t o any p rson who disc ontinues said business durin h • r. All prora d f e erein provided , shall b due an d p ya l e upon he beginning of bus- iness, OR U 0.' WRITTE NOTICE BY THE DIREC- TOR, and shall be delinquen t ten (10) days thereafter. Int r st shal l accrue on all delinquent fee fr om he da e of the delin- quency un il p id or collec ed at the rate of 1 per m Int roduced, r~ d 1 full and passed on first re d- ing the 2nd day o f U b r. 19 74. day of 20th <l y 0 Publ1 h o 19 S, on th a B 11 for an Ordinance on the Sth passe o final re d1n on the 0 d1nanc ry, 1975. ___ , S ries • • ...... ....... ' • • • • 0 • ATTEST: ex officio City Cl erk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on fina l reading and pub - lished by title as Ord1nanc ~o. , Series of 197S. • • , • .. • • 0 t• • INTROD UCED AS A BI LL BY COU CILMA RO\ BY AUTH ORIT Y ORDI ANCE 0. , SERIES OF 1974 AN ORDINANC E AME DIG SECTIO~ AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 E. l.C., BY r. CREA iN THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQ UOR OCCUPATIO NAL FEE, FOR LL CLASS S OF OPERATORS, AND AU THOR - IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGFS. BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA 0, a~ follow~: Section l. That sections 4 and S, Chapte r 1, Title XIII, of the '69 E.M.C. are hereby ame nded t o read as follo 13-1 -4 B-1-5 AMOUNT OF FEE There is hereby le i d and asses ed for each calendar year, O FRACTI O AL YEAR, n occupa- tional f e upon the hus1ness of selling 3.2\ beer, malt, vfnou o r pirituous liquors, ex- cept dicinal liquor , within the City, as s id occupation ha b n las ified a foll ow For All For All For All For 11 For All For All PA E T OF ( ) uch Director 1. 2. "A" " " .... "0" " tt "' " due a .... ' • 1 nd pay ollow " : of S (10.00 $400. 00 Hoo.on 500.00 500.00 0 4 0.00 •. • • I • 0 (• • S, CHAPTER 1, \ CODE BY RE- THE LIQUOR BEER FOR a ... 4~s£"'!> ,,,~ -C..C.C!> Title XIII, •mended to 1' cent than -e y ti on • • • .. ' • 0 • INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COU. CILMA BROWN BY AUTH ORIT Y ORD INANCE 0. , SER IES OF 1974 AN ORDINANC E AME DI G SECTIO.' 4 AND 5 , CHAPTER I, TITLE XII I, OF THE 1969 E. 1.C., BY !.'CREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS , AND AUTHOR- IZI G PRO PO RTIONAL CHA RGFS. BE I T ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a s follows: Section 1. That sections ~ and S, Chap er 1, Ti le XII I, of the '69 E.M.C. are her eby amended t o read as follows: 13-1-4 13-1 • s AMOUN T OF FEE Ther e is hereby le icd and assessed for each calend-r yea r, OR FRACTIO AL YEAR, an occupa· ti onal f e upon th business of selling 3.2\ b e r, malt, vinou or pirituous liquo r s, ex· cept medicinal liquor , wjthin he Ci ty, as s id occupati on ha b en lassified a follows : For All For All For All For 11 For All For All PAYME.'T OF ( ) 1. ., "A•• " tt "C" "D" ''E,. "F" s 00.00 $400.00 S00.00 soo.oo soo.oo 400.0Cl due nd payable to the nc a ollows: "0 ,'•B•',°C''," ", ry 1 ch ye r, bru ry 1 of th or , each e r on nd sh 11 b delin· therea t er. • • - . , •• .. . • • • • • 0 , . • (b) Upon reccip o said fe e. the Director shall issue receipt showing the name of the per- son pa y1n he sa e, the annual period for which t fee 1s p aid, and the location of the place of husiness, which receipt shall at all times uring sa i d year be kept poste d in a co~spicuous place on said premises . (c) If suc h occup1 ion is newly undertaken or comm ented subsequent to January 1 of any year (ex ept for cl a s ''F" operator s): or the TAXI G ORDTNA~cn HALL BECOME EFFECT! ~ SUBSEQUE T TO JA. uAR) 1 , OR ANY YEAR, the fee shall be prorat d for the remaining par ion of the year or the RfMAI I. G PORTION OF A Y CLASS "f" OPERATO 'S LJCEN E. Howev er , if such business is ac ually in existence and only te orari1y clo~ed, no s uch proration shall be made, and no refund shall be made t o any p rson ~ho di co t1nues said business duri h ye r . Introdu ced, r ing the Znd day of n full and pa sed on first r ad· r, l ~4. Ordinance on the Sth d y of inal re d1n o n h ZOth d r1e 0 19 s. • • , . • ' • • • • • • ATTEST : ex off1c10 City Cl erk-Treasurer I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing i a true , accur ate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and pub - lished by titl e as Ordinance o. ~~-• Se ries of 1975 . • • • ' .. . . -, .. • • • 0 • INTRODU .ED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL"-tAN ~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL QQ AN ORDINANCE AME NDING SECTIO~. 3,4 , ANt S , CHAPTER 1, TITL E XI II OF TH E 1969 F. Gl.E ' OJ MUS C!PA L CODE BY RE - DEFINING CLA SS l:" OPERA1 U RS A 'D CREASING HE LIQUOR OCCUPAT IONAL FE r FO OP R 'qs s tL 'C 3.2 BEER FOR CONSUMP TIO . ON TliE LI , 4.,r;, ,::.,,e ~Le... l!L. ~se~~ ~ P Oi-'E::£Ato '.. /J u_. 4 vn.;.c1t..,._,1J t., 'f'kJ /111lln*MrlL Q.JAL<;G'S Section 1 That s ctlon~ 3,1, and S, Ciap ter 1, 'tle III , of the 1969 E lewoo !ur. ipal Cod are heTeby amended to rea d as follo· s: 13·1·3 CLASSIFI CATI (a ) Cl C's •t 11 licl'nsed liquo r s fo hotel or r per t r . (b) to dr be (c) (d) 0 who are l'i UOU!> ises as "A " IJcen t'd liquor • • • • • • I• - (f) Cla ss "F" OpeTa o·s: to sell only .Z\ bee the ~remises of ~ l . . All op eratoTs licensed rry consumption off S f'P • (g Clas~ "G'' Ope 'i or : All op erators licensed t s e ll on ly 3. \ beer for c onsumption bo h on and off t ne pre i es of th e ic nse e . 13 -1-4 AMOU T OF FEE The re i s hereby l ev1 ed R d assesse d for each ca l - endar year, or frac ionl 1 ear, ~n occupa t ional fee upon the bus inesses selli g ~.~ be r , ma t, vinous or ~pi r itu ous liquo r s, except mcdici l i:por , ·i . in he c i ty, a sai o ccopa t ion ha s been cl csif1 d a f l , s: FoT All Class "A" For All Clas For All Clas s For All Class For All Clas For 11 Cla For All [l•1!1s "(," 1 3·1·5 PAYM E. OF fEE (a 2. (c) Y r. $80 0 .00 $40 .00 $500."0 500.0 0 50 .00 (l • {\ $900.00 le t th,. • • , - -· ,_ :~r .. .... on the • 0 I • • ~. All pro r ateo n rr o ·id~d. sh~ll be due a nd p aya b le u~o r ~ ~e i nn ng of bus i - ness , CR UPO k ~T -rr y r~ DIRECTOR, and sha ll be deJ.1 1J ·nt t 1 · ) days thee- after . lntn r st h 11 ac c~ue en a ll delin- qu ent fe s ·~ c da te of d e l i~quency until pai d or col~ec• d a t~ ra e < 1 ner m th. f u 1 and p1 ~ed on f ir t reading Puhlished a a day of an u ~y . 97 . 'or n on h E' 24th ATTEST : e o h1 he •. • • - .. -. .. • • • • 0 , . • INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY C UNCIL~tAN ~~~~~~~~~- A BILL F0 AN ORDINANCE AME NDING SECTIONS ,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1, TITL E XIII OF THE 1969 F.'GLE .0 MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE- DEFINING CLASS 'F" OPERJ T R A D I CREAS NG THE LIQUOR OCC UPATIONAL FEE' FD 0PER 1 -'C RS s cur G 3 .2 BEER FOR CONSUMP TION ON THE PRP 1 l 'i . Section 1 That section 3 ,4, ad S, Cha ter 1, i tle XI II, of the 1969 E glewood ~'u ipa Code are here by amended to !'ead as follo s: 13·1·3 CLASSIFI CATIO S The business of se in~ -retail any 3.Z per cent bee!', ma lt , vinou or s lrituous liquor othrr than medicinal liquors f or ~e 1 r ge purposec i h reby defined and eparat lv c l as~i fied as s~ct occur tion for the purpo es ~' • i ec~·on s o~l w.: (a licens d o liquors fo hotel or r e Opera to l {b) Class ''B" Operator s: to ell alt or dr1 k for c on ~ e n the be Clas . " '' Cl (c) Class •·c·• Oper a .. r tail L u conta1ners fn r shall Cl (d) (e) Cl s to • All operator u us. or 1pirit\40U s "E" Op r or . T plt' • for con· Cla .. •• licensed liquor • t . _._ (f) (g • 0 I• • Class "F" Ope r ato s: All op erators licensed to s ell only 3.2\ beer for consumption off the premises of he li ~e nsee . I . Clas5 "G" Op e rators: All ope r ato rs licen sed to ~el l on ly 3. \ be e r f or consumption both ~n an d off the premises of th e licensee. 13-1-4 AMO U T OF FE E The re i s her eby l ev ied and asses ed fo r each cal- endar y ear , or frac ional vPar, n occu?a t ional fee upon the bus inesse s selling J.Z b~ r, m~ t, vinous or s pir i tuous liquor s, exc pt medicin 1 1 iquors, ~· hin he c i ty, as said occopation ha s been cllssif1ed s fol l ws: 13 ·1·5 For All Class ''Att For All Cla s "P" ' For All Cla s "C" For All Cl 'D " For All Cl " . For All Cl .... For All l ''(,'' PAYMEN (a) Such fees sha l Dirt" tor of 2 . (c) the s um of $800.00 t e SUI!' of $400 .0 the of $500.0 0 th f $50 .O· the of 500.0(1 •. e of 40 0.0 T! • e of 900.00 a~d p ya le o he llS I') 1 o erat r , • • I .·' :~, •. • 0 • All pror ated d ue a n d p aya b ~e u~~r n es s, 0 U 0' ~~ and sha ll be de~1 after . •nt r st qU Fn t fe s - pa id or col_,c I'l t r o du cec , r on th e 20 th ay.of J.nun•y, Pu'll ished a· day of Jan u ~Tf, 197S. AT TE ST : e x o J , abo ve a n f r of a Bi ll tcT passed on f'r a. pa se d n fir t re a di n g cert 1 fv hat h "'llple t e co p y n fu .. l, an d ar~, l irer •. • • , - . . . • • • • • 0 • INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL f. Section l T at sec ion~ 3, of the 1969 E ~lewood • ·r read a s foll w : 13-1-3 CLASSIFICAT .'S T e us1 nc ss of s c eer , ma l t, vi nou •die na l liquo def·n d and ~epa for the purpo c ( ) c ato" . (b) (c) (d) ( ) ~~~~~~~~~- S, CHAPTE R 1, LIQUOR 3.2 BEER FOR d S, C~ pter 1, Ti tl e III, Code a~e hereby amended to "A" llct-n ed con- • D" l J cen ed liquor • • - - • • • 0 - (f) Cl as s "F" Operato~s: All op erators licensed to s ell only'.~% beer or consumption off the premises of t e li ens e. (g Clas "G" Opera tore;: 111 op erators licensed to s ell only 3.2\ beer for c onsump tion bo h on and off the premise~ of th e licensee. 13·1·4 AHOU.T OF FEE Ther e 1 s hereby l ev ed an~ assess ed for each cal· endar y ar , or fraction l year, an occupa tional fee upon th e bus i esse elling ~.w beer, alt, vinous or spirituous liquors, x pt i;Ji···n ' liquors, wi n he ci y, as sa'd occo pation ha been cl1 sif1 d as foll ws: ll ·l·S ( 2. (cl Cla5s $800.00 $400 .0 0 of $5 01).n f $50 .o of $500.00 of 400.00 u ot $900.00 and pay le o th~ s follo ,. - • • I • • • • 0 • All pror ated fees h rein provided, shal l be due and p ayable :J on t ~ ~i nning of bus 2 - ness, OR U 'l.' ~R f' J. f RY THE DIRECTOR, and sha ll be eli~ u n t te 1~) days the re- after . Interest . 11 accrue on all del in- qu Pn t fe es fr the date of delinquency until pai d or collect d at t ~ ra e of 1 per month. ') I I ntrodu cd, rtad in ful and pa _s ~d on fir t read i n g on the 20th day. of anu r), 19~~. Published J a R1J for an Or dinance on he 24 th day of Janu y, 1075 ATTEST ex o I • abov nd or of a 8111 or p SS d on fi T f :iyor TtJ fy th he lett. co py fu 1 , anJ ar , I i . r • • • - • • • .. - ENGLEWOOD PA RK S & RECREATION COMMISSION Min utes of December 12, 1974 .. - The regular monthly rreeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commission wa s called to order a t 6:30 p. m. by Ruth All n, chairma n, at Brock's Rest aura nt , 89 West Littleton Blvd., Littl ton, Coloradp. Members present: Poole, Blessing, Howard, Allen, Mann, Cushing and Romans , ex officio Members abse nt : Hewitt Also present: Jerry Royth er, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recre ation George f1 arson, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation Poole moved, Cushing seconded, that the minutes of Nov em ber 14, 1974 be approved as ma iled . Motion carried. Mr. Cushing r e ported that he had not m t again with the Lions Board of Directors cone ming th e rn morial d nation to an Fnglew park in memory of Mr. Galen S nc e r. Mr . Cushing reported that th Awards Committee comprised of Don Cushing , R bert Pr t or and him self met and establi hed the followi ng guid lines to foll ow d for the R creation ward for r comm nd tion to the Commission : tand- t in th c u rtfcul r rt. ti n pr • r m. • • , - -- • • Parks'& Recreation Commis io n Minutes of December 12, 1974 • Page -3- • 0 - waiting for the contractor t o r es pond to the proposa l that the contractor pay two-thirds and the city one -third of the cost to r e ctify the mi s t a kes that ha ve been made. The m eeting adjourned at 8:30 p. m. 'Re c ording secretar ' • • • I -• I • • ENGLEWOOD PA RKS & RECREATION COMMISSION l\ i nutes of D c e mber 12, 1974 ·) The regular monthly neeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commis s ion was called to order at 6:30 p. m. by Ruth Allen, chairma n, at Brock's Restaurant, 89 West Littleton Blvd., Little ton, Coloradp. Members present: Poole, Bl ess ing, Howard, Alle n, Man n, Cushing and Romans, ex officio Members absent: Hewitt Also present: Jerry Royther, As st. Dir. Parks & Recreation G org Pearson, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation Poole moved, Cushing seconded, that the minutes of November 14, 1974 be approved as mailed. Motion carried. Mr. Cushing r e ported that he had not met again with the Lions Board of Directors concernin th memorial donation to an nglewood park in memory of Mr. Galen S ncer. Mr. Cu~hing r e ncd th t th e Awards Committe comprised of Don Cu hin g, Ro rt Pr tor and himself met and established the following guidelines to followed f r the Recreation wards for r ecommend tion to the Commission: pr nted to a non or group for ou t ta nd- n lor r r ea tion in :n 1 w and might include but not v lopmcnt 2. ln rt ul r n pre r m. y ond t 11 t dut " • • • • • Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes of December 12, 1974 Page -2- • • Cushing moved, Poole seconded, that these guiJe lines be adopted as presented. Motion carried. An invitation for citizens to submit names of candidates for these awards will be s e nt Lo all news media -newspapers, radio, TV -and also a notice sent to area ser- vice clubs. These should be returned to the Recreation Departme nt at lease thirty days before the annual recreation dinner so the committee will have time to screen the candidates for recommendation to the Commission. Mr. Cushing reported that he, Mr. Poole and Mrs. Howard had met with a grou p of se nior citizens representing various groups in the city to ascertain the need for a Senior Citizen Center in Englewood. He said the response was so positive that he would recommend to the Commission to move forward to let the city know the need for this facility and that a SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE be formed with one r presentative from each senior citizen organization in the area be formed to gee thi!> s tarted. It was also suggested by Mr. Mann that this committee also have senior citizens rve who are not necessarily associated with a particular group. Cu hlng moved, ' Ble ing seconded, that a Senior Citizen Advi s ory Cornmitt appointed to rve in 1n advisory apacicy to the ommis ion. Motion rrled. A letter will be sent to the president of each nior citizen rganizatton in the area ing th m to appoint a per on from their group to rve on thl committee. The nm wllJ pr need to th Com mi tin f pprov 1. of ch r nni 00 h nd 11 c urt , Mr. ch t n top d until it id wor Jr d n by th con tr tor. If t c d them n ill o to n r ltratlon rd cod cl d ft • • Parks & Recreation Commis sion Minutes of December 12, 1974 Page -3- • 0 • waiting for the contractor to r espond to the proposal that the contractor pay two-thirds and the city one-third of the cost to r e ctify the mi s takes that have been made. The meeting adjourned a t 8:30 p. m. -Recoiingsecretir • • ' - • • • 0 • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD January 14, 1975 The En glewood Pub li c Library Board held its regular meeting on January 14 in the library conference room, Present: Absent: Clayton, DeuPree, Maxwell, Quaintance, Simon Kuhlman The meetin wa s called to order at 7:38 and a quorum declared present. Mr . DeuPree, the new member to the Board, was introduced, Mr, Shattuck arrived at 7150. Mrs , Nancy Whistler, present to talk to the Board about Friands of the Library roups, was introduced, Sh explained that the first thing necessary is to decide why a Friends of the Library group is wanted, saying that a need must be defined, one which generally invo lves support and involvement between the co11111unity and its library, rs, Sterlin arrived at 8:55, rs. Whistler then explained aom of the organization of Friends roups, 1th an explanation of th r asons people join . She said that membership should alway~ b open, as some members will be supportive 1DOnetarily only wh i le oth rs will att nd committee meetin s. Th re is usually an annual me tin for all members of the roup. She stressed that unless there is involv m nt for the Friends, a way of ettin the COll'l'lluni ty involved with th library, memb r ship in th group wil l d crea Hi s s Li hthall arr iv d at 8:10, ~r • Whi tler xplained that as th Fri nds are gene rally volunt era, it s n c ss ary to have a cl ar und ratandin of th purpoaes of the roup, b both th tru t 11 and th library ataff , Th main relationship of th Friends ls usually ith th librarian although at least one Board ber u t s rv a s a liaison p r on b t n the Board and th Friends. h re followed a di cus ton nds of the Library groups and ho th y could b utlltzed by th Public Library. Mn. n d. all, r port t i) th and atl ar Mn. S t i Lut , ml nut of th r a prov d a d. Lut d th oud th at r pltcu lch th ha • • - • • 0 - for home circulation. There are padded bags which they will be placed in for protection when checked out. Hiss Lute then discussed the statistic al report for December. The library was very busy, with the total circulation 2200 over that of the previous December. Since last June, the library ci rc ulation has been up. Circula- tion rec ords show that in th e first 10 days of J anuary, this trend has continued. The number of reference qu stions asked has been fairly steady, although the school population has decreased, The bookmobile circulation is down a little becau s e of the loss of three Sheridan stops, but stops were aJded in Englewood and circulation has been good at these, The circulat ion has al s o increased at the media centers in the past year. The Arap aho e County cou nt has increased in the library, although it has dro pped on the bookmob ile due to the loss of the Sheridan sto ps. Arapaho County has paid over $23,UOO to En lewood, based on the circulation of Englewood books to Arapahoe County card holders, The library also earned $ 505 in reciprocal borrowin it the last year, The meetin room wa s used for 334 pro rams during the past year, with a tota l of 4 11 persons attendin , 26 0 child ren and 2071 adults. The slide show "70 Year in En I '" )d" wl I 1 !>• shown on January 23 at the Have r' Co ffe in the venin • Hor rev isions hav been mad in it, Hi s Lut stimated tha approximatd) ·•50 -500 peopl hav seen it so far, Mis Lut told the Board about th Colorado School of Outdoor Livin will b w 11 attend d. lnl-courses being presented by th in th library. It appears that they . ls tut ha attended tlon tud • and i t has with the archit ct on th that th library n ds mor spac ullliz.a- pac Hrs. Simon and !11C ntennlal. Lut said erril hou tin h \I l t r. 'Ther th al at l'> t. itt e m etin on th a useu for En 1 w oo~. arch on th h story ot th or althou h sh ha• not • 0 , • • • - • • 0 I• - Following some discus s i on on a recorrrnendation from the BoaTd regarding BoaTd vacancies, it was decided that, following Councilman Clayton's advice, the members whose terms expire February l will inform the Ci ty Council if they wish to continue serving on the LibTary Board, and othe r members of the Board will make personal reconmendations to the Council. Mrs. Simon moved to officially cOl!Wl1end the seTvices of Hiss Lighthall and ttr. Shattuck. The motion was unanimo usly appToved. TheTe being no fuTther business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:25. Rca:d 10 sz:~~ Carol A. Pernicka Secretary to the Board •. • • , - • • • • 0 • ,., ..... r: .. .,., •l •C"t: nr ..... t• CO\.Of"•DO "'o:;r.;.• , .... ,..~ ..... or•• •C••t• -~ •O •• S,.OC.• t:•C .. .,,.,.,, , .. C REASONS WHY WE FEEL THATE 'GL EWOOD, COLORADO, SHOULD BE RATE D 'A&" 1. Er~lr\11ood. Colorado as an except1onally well m.a.n•••d city ranki ng h1ghe•l o( all cnnm,uni.ties U"li overall performance in the Denver metropol1Lan area .. z. The Caty 1nalnta1n1 excellent ca.sh balance1 1 auc.h balances totalln& $4, 4 6?, 4 80 u of November 30, I 974. l. The clty 1 r~•i"f"n t " enjoy t he l owest mlll levy of any city i.n the metropolitan area . The -c:urrcnt lev'I u 3. 97 ru.ilJ1 and the toQI overall lev y i1 67 .02 mJ.lls. 4. Sales ta co\l~ction1 ar e exception.a.Uy h1gh jn .£n1tewood due to lt• •ul>1tantlal C"'"10H"'Tdal bilse:. Actual 1ale1 t.a:ic coll ections for tbe calendar yur rnd~d December 31, 1974. were $4, 8 45, 790. 5. The n~t aeneral nl11i• ttnn debt of hf' city 1• '&ero and the only over .. \app1n1 <lebl arphrllhle lo the ell~ la •• 13 of the a ...... d valuatJaa. Per CAp1 t& debt h only $10 • 05. 6.. .Sewer eerYlce rat.ea a..nd ch&T ea for bol monthlr •ewa1e billa ._..._d tap k•• ,.. rr ftu·r~••td "' 1 q14 . 'iul.•t&..nh• y ta -. er lne.cme le prOJtCled Lft 1975 band "P"" actual ..... ,.. 7. tly elfic••nl manoi;•mt>nt ol th~ • .,.er utility, the Cltr ac.,_ulatH Sl,216,000 ca), to apply a1auul c°" tructl .. c •l• of the prOJe<:L. I. T\u~ 1t ol nr,h·•o • tl'• .,~u d a 1 •f'• are ,_ 10. 11 • u. I • froae.a. Tile C'HV •• c p ctf'ly •UrJ" t1.•d by n e i1hbori"' t:on1n "''"' .a ,.. .,,,,, •r('ount for a !a rly .Hahc OJ"ll •tia.. Thttrf" t add1ho1la) p l&hM 1 at.a c •• r,.ud&r1t4"Al a r ea• a re •"-" COii rt~ lfllO cw:nm r- c1a\ and i. .. i1uotr I ""I . •••de'IC"I' ) thr ""m u UI th~ t"I' -!, T • 1914 ,,. ·~ " - • • • • - MEMORA NDUM TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager FROM : Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager DATE : January 15 , 1975 SUBJECT: LONG TERM DEBT At the last Council meeting, Councilman Clayton asked for additional information concerning th e breakdown of the leas -purchase agreements on the Police/Fire Center property and the Servicenter property. They are presented as follows : Police/Fire Center This property iB currently leased fro m Herman Oliner, Bess Oliner and Rob rt Oliner. It includ s the entire block known as Block 16, Englewood. Th leas run from its inception in 1970, to March 1, 2005, and financial terms ar 1,100 a month or 13,200 per year. After March 1, 1990, the City of Englewood has the clu iv option to purchase th property at a pric of $2. 50 per squar foot. That amoun to a total ales prlc of $265,000 payabl over four annual in tall- m nts with 3% payabl on the unpaid b lance. Servtc nt<>r " - • • ,. Andy Mccown, City Manager January 15, 1975 Page 2 • 0 • If you have any other questions concerning these items, I will be glad to try to answer them. ~ rf v@~r- KARL NOLLENBERGER Assistant City Manager KN/p • • - (I • • • 0 • c , POLICE PENSION BOARD MINt11'ES January 13, 1975 4:30 P.H. The Police Pension Board of the City of Englewood -t in Conference Room A, City Hall on January 13, 1975. Present were Mayor Taylor, Acting Director of Finance Nollenberqer and Officer Larry Leydan. None absent. A discussion of the recently filed request for diaability retirement for Officer Russell Lowrey was discussed. Board lllelllber Nollenberger stated that the meeting was a.rranged t o set the course of action on the request for disability retirement. The Board decided to take the following action: (1) Request Mr. Lowrey to be examined by Dr. Maercklein, City Physician, and audiologist specialists of Dr. Maercklein's choice other than Mr. Lowrey's current audiologist. (2) Request the City Attorney to revi-the e&se and adviae the Board concernin9 disabiLity retirement provisions of the City of Englewood Police Pension Plan. (3) Request the Chief of Police to advise the Board of Mr. Lowrey•s ability to serve as a police officer on normal duty and also a police officer on special duty &n d the .P09•ibility of •P9Cial <llty in this ca ... (4) Asked the Acting Director of Finance to provide tha three previous files on diaability retireiment cases to the Board for review. The Board agreed to have a Meting convened to hMr Mr. Lowrey•a request a a soon as the abo it ... -re acc011pliahed. In other iteaaa, the Board rec~ded that th• City Council look at phyaie&l exams for all polic officers, 24 hour disability for all Police officera and psyc::holoqic:d testing of new and current police officers. Th .. eting a djouzned a 5:00 P·•· J.. J"' brl rd XN /ac: ) ' .'Y / • • , - . ' • • • • 0 t• • ) INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN----------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 14, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATING TO ANNUAL MILITARY LEAVE; PAY- MENT FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15) DAYS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 14, Chapter 4, Title V, 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows: r din 5-4-14 MILITARY LEAVE (a) Any permanent or probationary employee who enli sts or is inducted into the military, naval, air, or other Armed Forces of the United States in time of war,shall be entitled to leave of absence without pay for the duration of such war, or until honorably discharged, whichever occu rs first, and for one (1) year thereafter. (b) ANY REGULAR FULL -TIME an-empl oyee who is a member of the National Guard, Army, Navy, Marine or Air Force Reserve may be granted leave not to exceed ninety (90) days to attend military training camp. Of this period of t ime , SAID EMPLOYEE SHALL BE ALLOWED THE NORMAL FIFTEEN (15) DAYS MI LITA RY LEAVE OF ABSENCE WHEN ORDERED TO ACTIVE DUTY FOR TRAINING. THE CITY SHALL PAY THE DIFFERE CE BETWEEN THE EMPLOYEE'S MILI TARY PAY AND REGULAR PAY, IF HIS MILITARY PAY IS THE LESSER AMOU T. IF THE EMPLOYEE TAKES MILITARY LEAVE DURI G HIS VACATION HE WILL RECEIVE FULL PAY. MILITARY PAY I CLUDES ONLY BASE, PLUS LO . GEVITY PAY. IT DOES OT INCLUDE ALLOWA 'CS FOR 1 V L, SUB I TENCE, OR QUARTERS. he -ir t t teen -lS ·ealeftdar -day -hall -e-graftted -with ay -ftd · ll •ftet · e ·eeunted-a ·any -part ·e ·the e pl yeet ·anftu 1 -1 aYe. r d in ull nd pa ed on f r t y of J nuary, 1975. -1 • • • , • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer above and of a Bill passed on I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate and co•plete copy for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·2 - ;- • • , • • • • ""9CMCll fWlOIANDUM to. J. L. Supinger, Director of DATii January 15, 1975 Community Development RIDlli D. A. Romans, Assistant Director for Planning IUlllCr1 Error in Lega l Noti ce (;..._ It has been called to my attention that there is an error in the published legal descripti on giving notice of the Bill for Ordinance vacating a port ion of South Lipan Street north of West Dartmou th Avenue. It would eem that the correction should be made before the Council proceeds further with the action. The legal should read: "Be inning at the NE corner of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1 /4 of Section 33", etc. instead i t reads : "Beg in n• ng at the NE corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1 /4 of Section 33 ", etc. Since the publication is quit clear that the intent of the Ordinance is to vacate a portion of S uth Lipan Street and since this was the intent of th Co issi on action, I thought that it might b handled through r . Berardini's office without having to go back through the Comm! sion. I apologize for not catching the error soon r. D. ANDREWS RO ANS A si tant Dir ctor Plonnin Divl ion Community Dev lopeent • • , • .. , ,,-.... .. ; J,,:.. J _ _, ...... :.-::.--:: -... , ·~ __ .......... . .... ... ' .:..,., ........ ~ . =-:= ............ . , ...... ,~ -=.~~ t ....... ..... -..... --... .... w .. ..... .. ---.u··· ....... -.~" ~ ' f":. --····-. -·--~· . ~ ~ u,• ... _.,, .... _ ... :::--. ~ •. • ~:. ••. -••• u., 941. -··-_.,, ..... --.-.... .. --· .. . .. ~-.·-·-·· -wnuaaa.U .. _ .......... .... -. --..... .,. ....... -LI _ .... -··---..... _ -·--· __ .. -···---.. ··-:·= ... -··· -... ...... _ _, .. ••eu :-::~·· _...,. ....... ='~ ..,.. .. ~. _ _, .... - -· ... c:au-'·' ..... .... .. .... •. -<:.:.·:~.;.,· .... • --- u , -• ,_, __ , I ' I -• • .. = ;::'.:. ": :: ..... _., ....... ·-· . . .., ..... ·~·-·--· ............... ..,, ........ :-:: ............... -11_1_ ....... ..... -..... ::r: ~,,..: • ........ ' .... .. _ --. ---··-...... • - ,. .. ;,/ •• 1~ -.,,,. • I • .. - • • .. • . ...-- • • 0 • -11 - llEllORANDUM TO niE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMME NDATION OF TIIE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: December 3, 1974 SUBJECT : VACATION OF SOUTii LlPAN STREET NOR'nl OF WES T DARTMOU'm AVENUE REcomrEtmA TION : Jorgeneon moved: Brown eeconded : The Plann ing Co111111ission r ecOllll8nd to City Council that South Lipan Street, as hereinafter described , be vacated: ~ Becinniq at the ME Corner of the 1/4 of ,/; ''suJ ~ · Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6t rincipal Meridian in l. iY tbe CitJ of Englewood, Colorado, thence N. 89°50' W. 30 feet alon1 tbe 1'orth line of said SW 1/4; thence S. 0°7' E. 988.15 feet parallel to the east line of s~id SW 1/4; thence s. 89°52' E. 30 feet; thence N. 0 •1 • 13 .6 feet; thence s. 89°52'37" E. 30 feetc thence N. 0 °7 ' ~. 200 feet; thence K. 89 °52'37" W. 30 feet; thence N. 0 °07 ' w. 744.55 feet along the east line of said SW 1 /4 to the point of beginning. Reasons to~ the reca11aended vacation a re a follows: 1. Tbe atreet rigbt-of -way for which the vacation is sought no lon1er serves a public purpo e. 2. Tbe ori1inal dedica.tion of South Lipan Street north of Weet Dartaoutll ·~enue , was ad in order to allow the developaent of prop rty which had no other access to a public right-of-way. Th property lying north of a point 300 fee t north of W st Dartmouth Avenue bas no• been purchased by th City of En lewood for the location of the Bi-City Waet Water Tr atment Plant, and public acce .. within tbe area 1 no t ne d d. 3. 'l'b pro119rty which li a nortn °of t Dart outh Avenue and aoutb o th City ot n l wood land will continue to ha ace••• off of tb portion of South Lipan Street for wblc a vacation 1 not eou ht . •• 'lb• land includ d 1.n atruction of tb n w ia o ed d for th con- at r Treataent Plant. AYES: W S..t; Bro n; Jon a ; Jor neon; Lentsch; Martin ; Saith NAYS : Mon ABSENT: Wad ; Ta a Motion carri d. c fully eutaitt d By r f th City Plannina an Co i aion . • • • • 0 I• - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DECEMBER 3, 1974 J. CALL TO ORDER. The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Martin. Members present:· Martin; Jorgenson; Smith; Jones; Brown Supinger, Ex-officio Members absent: Wade; Weist ; Lentsch ; Tanguaa Also present : Assistant Director Romans; Assistant City Attorney Lee ; Planning Assistant House. II • APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Mr. Martin stated that Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Novem ber 19, 1974, were to be consid~red for approval. Jones •oved : Jorgen on econded: The Minutes of November 19, 1974, be approved as written. Mr. Lentsch entered and took his place with the Collaission. AYE S: Brown; Jones; Jorgen on; Lentsch; Martin; Saith NAYS : None ABSENT: eist; Tanguma; Wade The aotion carried. Ill , STREET VACATIO South Lipan St. CASE #32-74 Mr. Supin r tat d that thi r qu t for tr et vacation involv a portion d South Lipan Stre t north of West Dartaouth Avenue . Thi atr et ha n v r n 9pened to public trav 1, ev n thou h it has n d dicat d. r. Suping r stated that th portion prop or va c ation ill u d in the land ar a for th 81-citJ Wa t at r Tr ataent Plant. Mr. ~ 1 t ent red an too hi pla 1th tb CO..i eion. Mr. artln a k d lf th re • r any qu atione fraa the Ca..i• ion, or if th r r any one in the audience who •i•hed to peak in favor or oppo ltion to th propo •l? Th r ••• no • aber of th udi nc who po to th Natt r. d a di crep ncy in fi ur • 975' va. 9 .15' H a d tor claritt c otion . ,. - • • • • I • - -2- Mr. Jones asked if there was need for a turn-around at the end of the street that is not to be vacated? Mr. Supinger noted that the properties on either side of the open street, are paved right to the property lin s; there are no curbs and gutters. Persons wanting to turn could do so, even though they would make use of private property in making the turn. Mrs. Romana noted the vacation is for 975 ' on the east side of the present street , and for 988 .15' on the west side of the street. Mr. Martin stated he bad noted in the paper that the coat of the proposed Bi-city Waste Water Tre atment Plant had increased by $6,000 ,000. He asked what affect this would have on the development? Mr. Jones stated tha t Utilities Director Carroll bad indicated it might require further conside ration on the bond issue. Also, they would investigate further grants fraa the Feder•l Government. Mr. Jones noted that the develop- .. nt was to be financed 80% grants, 10% Littleton, and 10% Englewood. Brief discussion foll owed. Jorgenson aoved: Brown seconded : The Planning C ission recommend to City Council that South Lipan Street, as hereinafter~ described , be vaca ted: ---.s. . Beginning at the HE corner of th @ 1/4 of the NB 1/4 of /rt.-Sll Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Prin ipa l Meridian in the City of Englewood, Colorado , thence • 89°50 1 w. 30 feet along the North line of said SW 1/4; thence s. 0°7 1 • 988.15 feet parallel to the east line o f a d S 1/4; thence s. 89°52 1 E. 30 feet ; thence N. 0 °7' w. 13. f et; thence S. 89°52'37" E. 30 feet; thence N. 0 °7' w 200 fe t; thenc N. 89 °52'37" w. 30 fe t ; thence N. 0 °07 ' • 744.55 feet along the east line of aid SW 1/4 to th point of beg i nning. Rea ooa for tb recoamend d vac tion are a follo 1. no right-of-way for which th vacation i• sought erve a public purpo e. 2. 1'l •• ace 3. ni "'hi c h u and th have ace ot o t th which a v cation 1 4, Th land includ o th n i-<:t outh Lipan Str t north of •• aad in ord r to allo tbe bad no othor ace • to a rty ly1 north of a ar aouth Av nu ha no En 1 wood tor the l ation ata nt Plant, and public d d. t Dartaouth Av nu land will continu to outh Lipan Str t for n d d for th con tru tion nt Plant . • • - '~- .. ~ .. • • • • 0 • -3- AYES : Wei st; Brown; Jones ; Jorgens on; Len tsch ; Martin; Smith NAYS : None ABSENT : Wade ; Tanguma The motion carried. IV. OFF-STREET PARKING LOT New Engle wood, Ltd, CASE #33-74 Mr. Martin asked Mr. Supinger to summarize the application. Mr. Martin noted that this would not be a Public Hearing, but those persons in the audience who wished to s peak would be allo~ed to do so. Mr-Supinger stated that the app licati on involves a proposed off-street parking lot just to the west of Dartmouth Park. New Englewood, Ltd. is the applicant; the proposed lot woul d accommodate 350 automobiles . The parking lot is proposed as an employee parking lot. Mr . Supinger noted that the Compre- hensive Zoning Ordinance r equires approval by the Planning Commission for any parking lot whic r has 50+ spaces. Mr. Supinger stated he would rLmi n d he Commission that even though there ar per s ons int r stod i n the purchase o f the property for a park, the applicati on is l imited to the conside ration of the property as a park i ng ar~a . tr. Suping er sta ted the application doe s me et the design s t and ards of the Comprehens ive Zoning Ordinance. 'lbe staff do e have some recowmendations to b~ inc luded if i t is the Coaaission 'a dete rmination to approve the parking lot, and the staff does re c ommend approval. Slides of the iauned1ate and surrounding area were shown the Co11111iss1on and aud ience, It was noted there are 450 parking spaces ~n the existing e•ployee parking lot. Mr. House stated that the slid wer tak n on a Tuesday at approximately 11 :30 A.M.; there were 25 are in t he employee parking lot at that time . ~r. Bernardoni, of New Engl J.lr. Lent ' . r . d if ould r. nd th andatory, or n ion of th a tman xit p rt of th if the xi a ting ould be xi ting ,. - • • , - . " .. STAFF REPORT Page -1- Staff Report Re: • -l • STREET VACATION Case #32-74 Request for the vacation of a portion of South Lipan Street, whicb lies nortb of W91!1t Dartmouth Avenue • :. .. :,-. Date to •'Couidered : ..... ':" .... : ,• (. • Oec•ber 3, 1974 • Aepl1cant: 'ftle Cit)' of Englewood 340,0,.Bouth J:lati Stree-t Basl•wood, COiorado 8011 .... of Prof!rty Owner : Tbe CitJ of Englewood 1• + ' ner of the propert1 trontiq -both •ides Of the -bject. ite . . .... , It; .... CWlf'I. il5 _..cm U at!~ U'tti.IU:.... Depart- -c • ..eG ~ mil'• -al tb~• d 1 n th deYel<>s-nt of the Ill-cu., ""'Ce' ...... 'rr9ataen~ Plant . ·· 1Akat1oe of the Street to Vaca ted: Tb.at part Of S0Utb Lipan DOrtll of ... t Dartaoutb AYenu . ZOD• District : reet which lies 300 ft. I-2, H•••1 Indu trial Zon 01 trict. O..crlptiou of Requ .. t : 1be City of &asl ood i• requ stina t • vacation ot that portioa of South Lip n Str which i• no lon r ne d•d to provide ace .. to pr19'ate property . Tb land adjoininc tbe •tNet l"1 ht-of..,.&)" for tbe ••cation i• bein eoucht, 1• no owned bJ tbe ood o the etr t ri ht-of- "' no lonc•r eerve •. ,, - • • - • • . . . ' . -'f . I • • • STAFF REPORT Pase -2-STREET VACATION Case #32-74 RecOlllllendation from the Department of Co111J11 unity Developmen t: The Department of CC9Bluni y Development recommend that that part of South Lipan Street here inafter described, b~ ~ vacated for the following reasons : .J)_.,IY Lecal Deecription: Beginning at the NB corner of the SW 1/4 of the Ml 174 of Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian in the City of Englewood, Colorado, thence K. 89~50' w. 30 feet along the north line of eaid SW 1/4; theace S. 0°7' E, 988.15 f eet parallel to tbe east line ot eaid SW 1/4; thence s. 89°52 ' E. 30 feet; thence M. 0°7' w. 13.e teet ; thence s. 89°52' 3 7 " E . 30 feet; thence If. 0°7' w. ,a>o feet;thence N. 89°52'3 7 " w. 30 feet; thence K. 0°07' w. 774.55 feet along the ea t line of said SW 1/4 to the point of Beginning • 1. 2. 4. 'Ibe street right-of-way sought no loneer serves · •hich the va cation is public purpose. 'lbe original dedicat ion of South Lipan Street north ot w .. t Dartaouth Avenue, ws ade in orde r to allow the deYelopaent of proper t y h ich had no otb r ace •• to a public right-of-way . 'lbe property lyine north of a point 300 feet north ot We t Dart.ou th Avenue ha now been purchaaed bf th City of Engle wood for tti. location ot tbe 81-City Wa•te Water Treatment Plant, and public acceea within the area ie not ne ded. 'lbe property which lie• nor t h of Wes t Dart.out~ AY nue and south of th e City of Englewood land will continue to have ace s of of th portion of South Lipan S treet for whi ch a vacation is oot ou ht . 'lb land included io th cooetruction of tbe n Plant. va c ati i s needed for tbe Bi -City Wa te Water Tr atllent . DHcrlption SCMl Lipa n S r et north t Dartaouth A• nu bae no pur oth r tba n eervi n own re bich front on that •treet and to provid ea• a nt for utilitiea, aoet epeciflcJl lJ tor a '' inch r l io f rom Santa Fe Oriv and a 68 inch ut-fall lin frOll Little on. It doe no t provJd circulation any ot r t t i o ur traf flc •Y•t ~· D • • - • . . ('. • STAFF REPOR T Page -3- • - STREET VACATION Case #32-74 Avenue. 'Ibe City of Englewood owns the pro perty north of these two developments alo ng both sidei; of Sou th Lipan Street to its terminating point. Plans for the Li t t leton-Englewoo d Bi-City Waste Water Treataent Plant show the excavation for oxygen basin structures l yi ng across t he existing street at a point approximately 100 ft. north ot t he south property line of the City-owned land. Back round of Previous Cit Actio n Rela ti ng to the Pro ert : Because the area north of We st Dar tmouth Avenue from South Santa Fe Drive t o South Platte River Drive is unp lat t ed, the City has required developers c ausing a division of land within the area to submit a su bd ivi eion plat, or to obtain a wai v er to that requ irement befor building permits have been issue d . 'Ibe west 30 ft. of prop t· owned by L. Wayn Sn.ider and ff. C. Gulden wa s deed d to tL City of Englewood for stree t purpose• in J uly of 1972. 'Ibie d d is record d in Book 2068, Page 181, Arapahoe County. 'Ib d dication was a condition for approval of a subdivision waiver by the Planning and Zon ing Cc.iaissioo. The wai ver permitted th divi ion of the land into two parcels. Parcel "8 ", a 100 · x 200' plot in th no rthwe s t corner of th prop rty, a ' served by the Sout h Lipan Street dedication. Thi par el ha been purchased by the City of Englewood a part of it xpan ion program for tbe waste water treataent plant. A further divi i on of this prope rty was c aused by the sal of th outh part of tbe property to Fisher Aesociat s, and th re aind r was purchased by the City of En l wood. Mr . and Mrs. Charle of th property w st of South Lipan Str a sub- division a1ver in June of 1972 , in o~d r to divide their land in to pare ls. 111 aiver wa approv d by the Plannin and Zontn Ca.atea1on subj ct to th dedi ation of 30 !t. on tb ast side of th i prop rty for tr e t purpo e . ube qu ntly Mr. a d Mra . i sold tb south 300 ft. of their prop rty to l bourn · lope n t Ootlpany, th r ind r 1• bet na pure ha• d by tbe Cit ot n le ood. 1be 30 ft. d dication on tb &l••ood portion of th pro rty d d d to th City in Au u t of 1 972 by Mr . and Mr • Ki , and 1• r cord d in ok 204 , Pa e 583, Arap ho County. ft. of d d th • t 30 to th City in 2074, P I l , "' - • • • • • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • 0 - STREET VACAfION Case #3 2 -74 11lese two dedications re ul t ~d i n a 60 ft. wide right- of-way for a distance of 513.6 f eet no r t h of West Dartmou t h Avenue and a 30 ft. wide right-of -way 77 5.7 ft. north of this point. Relation to the Comprehensive Plan: 11le vacation of the north 975 ft. of South Lipan Street wil l not conflict with t he Comprehensive Plan , or the Kaster Street P lan. Collaeote from other Departments . Sarceant Wallace of the Englewood Police Department aade an inspection of this site and has reported that the street 1• not necessary for the movement of traffic . 'Ibe Fire Department has no c hj ection to this street vacation. The Public Works Department h a no objection to the vacation and suggests t hat should th So uth Platte River Drive adjacent to the Servicent r be co e one-way northbound, an agreeaent between the Bi-City Tr a t m Plan t Supervi&ory C09111ittee and tbe City of Engl e ~ood cou ld be effected to pro- vide a southbound exit frOll th Se rv ic n t r to West Dartaouth Avenue. Mounta in Bell has oo object i on to the treet vacation providiQC easements for tel ph on e c abl lines remain; however, as these lines would not be ne d d to rve the Servicenter or tbe Bi-City Treatm nt Plan t, t h U il i t i a Department lieves thea could be abandoned and the y 111 pe rsue thi matter with Moun tain Bell. Public Servic electric d i t ribution fa c ilities were in•talled on privat right -of-ay , the refore, re ervation or ents ar not n ess ar y. De par unit7 Devel opa con- Th Th 300 d 100 outh • • , - •. • STAFP REPORT Pase -5- • • • , . STREET VACATION Case #32-74 Soutb Lipan Street is not a through street, and the priaary benefit to having bad at least the northern portion of the right-of-way bas been to connect the City Servicenter to w .. t Dartaouth Avenue. Since the servicenter fronts on South Platte River Drive, it is not necessary to retain this ri1ht-of-way to provide this additional ace•••· If the South Platte River Drive •hould ever bec011e a one-way traffic ri1ht- of-way, ace••• could be provided across the w .. te Water Treat- aent Plant property for the uee of the City Servicenter. 'lbe eoutb 300 feet of the right-of-way ••r,,.. tbe two property ownel'll in either aide, the Welbourne Developaent Collpany on the weet and 11.berslassics, Inc., on the east side. It will al80 continue to provide access to the City-owned property snd serve as an eas .. ent for the •••er line• into the treatment facilities. A 42 inch eewer line will be run froa Santa Pe to Dartaoutb to Lipan and thence to tbe plant; and tbe 61 inch outfall line fr011 Li leto n will also be within tbe rilbt-of-way for which a vacation is not beilll sought. 'lbe property owner• south of the Bi-City Waste Water Treat.eat Plant property al•o have access to other public r11ht-ot-way•: either South Platte River Drive or West Dartaouth Avenue. 'lbe vacation of South Lipan Street within tbe property lines of City property will not affect traffic aov ... nt and the land tbua 1ained is needed for coD8truction of the 81-City Treataent Plant. . . •. • • - • ... ·-.. - I I /~ v · /_. ' .. J . . 1 . _\ 10 N :~ .. r1--.rwoocu . . • • ~T(R • • -·· :a.._. .. -. . -. I,• I "'O .... ,o11 ... Ll > -., I \ -.. <\ . I .. ( ~,.W00 01 ....... _ ll U:> • 1 .. 00 ... ( ~/1 .. ..... ••t"' .I • • • c ':Jz .-• v . -_, r ,I. ' "••« ~ ..... u .. -. '' •""' . . -~J -~ ...... I ..: I ? -·: .... --- . , ~ fl( v • IOOO W . ~ "' • '"'' ~I,, I .J ' .:>w• ... ' .t •• •• . 'I .. .... ~ .• < • • . -.. ' I . . .. •. ! - • • ·, • • I ,I C l l'Y .. , . / ( • • • • I E:'>I GL E~'lht. · ~ y HE CORtlEFt SWV4 N I/ .. SECTION .53 l'4S, R68W , .. •••• I I REQUEST FOR STREET "' - - • • • 0 I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDI ANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING AND BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public s treet located entirel y within the City of Englewood, Colo- rad o; and WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular meeting of December 3, 1974 that said public street be vaca - ted; and WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafter described no longer se rves any useful purpose and the vaca- tion thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said publi c right of way without an established public road; and WHEREA S said publ ic right of way as hereinafter more fully described doe not constitute a boundary line be - tween he City of Englewood and any county or any other mun i- cipall t y. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows: 1 . That the following described portion of South Lipan Str et located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Co- lorado be and the me i hereby vacated, to wit : Be inning at the NE co rner of the 1/4 of the 1/4 of S c t ion 33, T 4 S, R 6 of the 6th Prin ci- p 1 M r1di n0 in tho City of Enslewood, Color do , hence . 89 50' . 30 f e alon th orth lin of id sw 1/4; th nee s. 0 • E. 98 .lS f et pa all 1 t line of aig SW 1 /4: th nee S . 9 sz• ; th nee .'. O • w. 136 6 f et; th nee r;~lO feet; thene .o I .zoo f es : 'J 52'3 .. w. 30 r t; thene 0 0 alon th a1t lin 6f 1.-ld S 1/4 t o point of be nnin -1 - • • - - • -I -, -·-·~ / '-__ ..--,;,:..--· ~. _/· ---- ._......... / ... ---------./ ____ ,, -~,,,. . / ....... _.,,,....--.· ,.,...... . ~-/ _,, .. / ---? ~' / ,./"' ~1' ~ ' I . / -~/ .. -'\> ,.'/ / / '! • . • ___ ""-'-JO!. _____ J -- C l T Y NE COl!lfffl .. , .. , .. I SW 1/4 NE 1/-T SECTI ON 33 _ ·----:-;;:q------j-"~"~· 1fi0r"'~r..._.;T_:4:.:S:_:•_:R::._66::::_W::__-;;•~-____;;z:::::':":'=:;--"";----_...---;- • ·o • ~ ... r ·-r·~ REQUEST FOR STREET 1 ,1 VACATION .. ./ "' /-> •/ a:: y j''O J. a:: w •'~ > ...... a:: : w .... .... \ 4 .J ~ .. ' .., ------ :I: \ .... :::> .......... 0 (/) -. ---1· 11.0IUI' [ I , _r C0.,"1 u" JTf lJ'lfL. P!14Pll / (',, y or ,., , , ,. . C OLO '"' I T ~\I ~( .. Lf IO• .. •I f-4 WEST DARTMO UTH AVE . . ., --, • • • , - • • • • 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN --'~~O'-'N..!-lo<.€"-"S"------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING AND BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS th ere presently exists a dedicated publi c stree t located entirely within the City of Englewood, Colo- rado; and WHEREAS the Planning and tonin Co!llllission of the Cit of Englewood has heretofore recommended at it re ular etin of December 3, 1974 that aid public street b vaca t d; and WHEREAS the said dedicated pu lie wa hereinafter desc ibed no longer serves any u eful purpo and the vaca- ti on thereof will not leave any real adjoining aid public ri ht of way without an establ i hed public road; and WHEREAS said publ ic right o f wa y as hereinafter ore fully described doe s no t co nstitute a boundary line be - tween he City of Englewood and any county or any other mun i- cipallt . NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY TH E CITY COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF E GLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows: 1. That the following described portion of South Lipan Street located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Co - lorado be and the same is hereby vacated, to wit : Beginning at the NE c orner of the SW 1/4 of the E 1/4 of S ction 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Princi - pal Merid i n 0 in the City of Englewood, Colorado , th e nce . 89 50' w. 30 £set along the North line of ai d sw 1/4; thence s. O 7' E. 988.15 feet pa 0all e l t o the east lin of saig SW 1 /4; thence S. 89 52' E . 30 e e t ; thence N. 0 7' W. 13 06 feet; thence S. 9°5 2 '37" r 0 fe t; thence N.O 7'W.200 fee 0; thence N. <f' 52'37'' W. 30 feet; thence N. 0 07'W . 744.55 f t along th east line 6f s'1d SW 1/4 to the point of be inning. • l - "' - • • , ....... ( ( • • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·2- • . • • , - - • • • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING THE NEW POSITIONS OF APPRENTICE OPERATOR AND CHIEF PLANT OPERATOR, j.., ~ .U~ __,,; ,,,_.,, ~ ..... • -f.l.•.A...; " J a-_""-1'--~ -4"1 /~r ~ ,._ , ' WHEREAS, the Board of Career Service in their meeting of December 19, 1974, recommended that the position titles of Apprentice Operator and Chief Plant Operator be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, that the following position titles be established: DEPARTMENT NEW TITLE GRADE Utilities Apprentice Operator 5 7 Utilities Chief Plant Operator ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 2 0th day o January, 1 975. ATT EST: ex o rr!c l o c! y cierk-Trea s ur r I, Ka r l Nollen e r e r, e x of th Ci y of En glewood , Sa of t e a ove ia a t r ue , aecurat and No. , Se r ie• of 197~ . llayo r o f f i c i o Ci y Cl er k -Tr e au r r Color ado , h er e y r if e om let copy or R 1olu ion x o tri e !o city cierk-Tr a e ur r • • , • PRESENT: ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT: • 0 • MINUTE S BOAR D OF CAR EER SERVICE COMMI SSION ERS De c ember 19 , 1 974 H.R. Ho sanna, H.R. Br a un, Will iam B. Hanson, Wi n ifr ed D. Uh ling er, Charles B. Zartman No ne Barbara Hughe s, J era l d Vaughn, Richard Welbourne, Ro bert Go odwin, Ll o yd Co x, Robert Hall, Michael Smith, Deborah Gan s , Adrian Moll, Arlen Becker, Alvin Garfunkle, Jo hn Wing, Cha rles Reynolds, J ac k Reid, Bernard Berardini, Kenneth Heraldsen, Clifford Selby, Pau l Jam ieson, Richard Lorig Dallas Stephens, Char l es Carroll. ir . Braun a s ked that the da on h e minutes of the last meeting e chang d to read November 21 , 197 1 stead of December 21, 1974. MR . BR AU 1 MOVED ' AND DR. ZAR MA! SE o.mE • '"'HAT THE MI UTES OF THE CAREER SERV I CE BOARD MEETING OF 'O VEMB ER 21, 1974 BE APPROVED A CORRECTE D. Ay s : Hosanna, Brau n, Uhl1 n~er, Zartman ~ays : Non A ent: Ha ns on I I I I he he hearing of Board who heard he appeal nd Reece Braun. The hree members read: to hear the on the testi ng Evidence and tes im o ny r d , Barb ra Hughes , attorn y oss ible to request new it was hie und ratanding th C reer S rvioe Board nd he last recourse av ilabl 169 • • - • • • • 0 I • • from them as a Board. MR. BRAUN MOVED , AND MRS. OHLINGER SECO DED, THAT THE DECISIO OF THE BOARD , IN THE HEARING OF CHARLE~ R. RIDDLE., BE TO DENY THE GR IEVANCE REGARDI G THE TESTI~G FOR LAB. TECHNICIAN IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. Ayes: Hosanna, Braun, Ohlinger, Zartman Nays: No ne Absent: Hanson • • • • Mr. Hanson arrived at 7:15 p .m. "' - The ne xt item on the agenda was the setting of a hearin g date for Jera ld Vaughn, John Wing, Richard Welbourne and Charles Reynol s to protest their s uspensions and/or dismissals . All four officers wer e present . Mr. Robert Goodwin was pres ent to represent all four officers in the absence of their attorney, Mr. Geer. The Board indicated that they had received two documents from Mr. Geer, one requesting a motion of stay of diciplinary action and a forthwith hearing. Mr. Braun reques ed that the four cases be considered separately, rather than as a group, as presented in the documents. Mr. Berardini, City At orney , objected to the request for stay of dicipl1nary action on the round that the Board does not have he authority to stay he City's ac ion. Discussion ensu The Board req ested that he room be c eared so that they cou d isc ss the s1 ua ion priva ely. After allowing th a dierc ore urn, Mr. Hosanna stated tha i was he consensus of e o rd hat they do not have the righ t to stay the action of the Ci y nd would proceed to se up a hearing date. Af er some iscussion on whe her the thirty day restriction would be waived, in order tha the entire Board could be presen , the dates o January 15, 1975, and if need e, January 16 , 1075 were ecid d upon. The Bo rd a so decided o h ar each case individu lly an in he ord r lis ed on the peti ions. Both h date .e order in which th y woul b heard w re agre d pon by tition rs and h 1r orn y. Chuck Carroll h ir propose car erent section of * * * I to how the Bo rd d vis d for he d f- in order hat th y 170 • • • • • might satisfy State and Fed ral regulat ory agencies and still fit into the City's over-all training program. Included, also, was their request fo~ the Board to approve new job descriptions and/or titles for sev ral positions wi hin the department. " - MR. BRAUN MOVED, AND DR. ZARTMAN SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN UTILITIES JOB 0ESCRIPTIONS: Wast ewa er Maintenanceman -Updating of job description A2prentice Was ewater Plant Ope rator -Updating and title change "1. mical Lab. Technician -Updating of job description Chie f Wastewater Plan Operator -Updating and title change Wastewater Ma intenance Mechanic -Up ating of job description Wastewater Plant Operator -Updat ing of job description Appren ice Wat e r Plant Operator -Updat ing and title change 9hief Water Plant Operator -Updating and title change W~ter Plant Operator -Upda ing of ob desc ription Ayes: Hosa na, Braun, Hanson , Uhl inger, Braun :lays: None The motion carried . • • • • The Board r eceived letters of protest from fiv e Englewood Firemen r garding the recent Fire Lie~tenant's exam ination. The five were Arlen Becker, Wal er Magers, Gerald Wells, Paul Jamieson nd Clifford Selby. Debo ra Gans was pr con nt!on ~hat r . preven in~ him from sk.d that he Boa r Uh il hi• test could sent o rPpr sen r. Becker. It was her B cker's te was scored incorrect ly , thus taking the or l or ion of the test, and she refrain from certifying th eligibility list be reviewed by the Board . Tt.e !'tr en present and of protest re~a-ding he s. ans r ~ist ered several other items roe ' Jre used in administering the tes . v rr1 e exam1 ation procedure, he ~n er advisement and request d vid nee they have to the Board It w s h Bo rd whom 0 ~O R fCO: DED , THAT THE MATTER BE HAT ~HE CERT IFICATION OF THE ELIGIBILITY LA'il::D . • r ~n. H nscn, hlin er, Z rt m n f I I f 171 • • - • • ,, - 0 • Rev. Hosanna asked if either the Police or Fire Associa ion had any topics of discussion to bring up. Neither had. The non- emergency employees were not represented because they were having their monthly meeting at the same time. I f I f Under Commissioners' Choice, Mr. Braun i formed the Board that he wished to resign from the osition of Vice-Chairman and to nominate Dr. Charles Zartman o serve in his place. MR. BRAUN MOVED, AND MR. HANSW SECO'IDED , THAT THE BOARD ACCEPT HIS RESIG,iATION AS VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD , BUT RETAIN HIS MEMBERSHIP ON THE BOARD. Ayes: Hosanna, Braun, Hanson, Zartman, Uhlinger Nays: None The motion carried. MR. BRAUN MOVED, A.m MRS. UHLINGER SECO .mED, THAT DR. CHAR!...ES ZARTMA1 BECOME THE 'lEW VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE CAREER SERV::: E BOARD. Ayes: Hosanna, Bra n, Hanson, Uhlinger Nays: None The motion carried. Also under Commissioners' hoice, the Board disc ssed h 1r f on havin transcrip ts of hearings typed ou Reper The gen ra o inion was that it wa s oo costly and tha a ty e ranscrip wo ld only be necessary i extreme circ ms ances. I mos Jus aving he cour re or r tak down h b ar1n kee pe in hi f le would be sufficien . The Board decided to ask a orney Do Medsker o represen the 1 he hearin of Va ghn , Wing, ~eynolds and el ourne. f I I The Board w s informed by Mr. Lorig of the moratorium on hiring plac d o h City by the City M er, Andy Mccown. Under the mora ori 1r1r would e done, even to r p ace employ a, 1 ri , wh n he City's f1nanc1 l si tion wo 11 I I I I UHLI'lGER SECO.lOE , .TO APPROVE E- OF LAB. TECH'lICIA I:I TH POLICE. Ay a: Ho nn , r n, H nson, Z rtman, Uhlin r y :on T ~o 10 c rr1 I I I I 72 • • ( • • / • • • MR. BRA UN MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING fERSONNEL ACTIONS: NAME DEPT . & TITLE Ne w Employees: GREE~, J dith Emergenc y Commu nicator effective 12/1/74 RU1I~GER, Michael Fireifghter 4th Class effectiv 10/10/74 KNOLL , Stev Police Officer 4th Class effective 12/9/74 MACK, George Apprentice Ope rator -Util. effective 11/25/74 PET?Y, Jack Plant Operator -Sewer ffective 12/9/74 VA DERMEE, Tho as Police Off icer 4th Class effec ive 12/9/ 4 Prob tionary to~ anent stat s wltho t increase in pay: SHA" K, Rober YOt:J3, william Anniversary I creases: EA~lE", .ar ; , Richar ORY , Catherin DOBBl:~s, ~ran GE LlC!' • rold HE F R, Jos , !> lwoo L y • ' SELI.., An r Q,~TQO Y, Jan P"an Operator -Sewer Effective 11/16/74 Eq iprnen Opr. III -Street effective 1/1/75 to to to P'inanc Jr. -F1nanc rr 173 GRADE & STEP 4C to 40 28 0 2C 7B to 7C llD to E 28 to 2C lB to lC lB 0 lC • • , - • RENNER, Charles SILER, Leo nard WHIGHAM, Wesley Probationary to perm. DRAKE, Robert HAGAN , Br·adley Promotion : PERS HIN , Joseph Terminations: ADAIR, Don REY NOLDS , Charles TURNBULL , Elaine WI G, o Progre ss Repor s: BAKER , Donald BOSTON , Ronald CRO CH , Billy GOETZ, Robe rt HINSO, , James JARRET"', W.J. ·lARSHALL, Bobby McC"Y, Fa rick lOLL, Adrian SILBY, :>avid SPARK. , P ul Walters, D lbert 000 , lorm n • 0 • Firefight er 3rd Class to Firefighter 2nd Class effective 1/1/75 Shop Foreman -Street effec tiv e 1/1/75 Garage Attende t -Street effect iv e 1/1/75 status wit h increas e in pay: Cus t od ian -Public Works effective 1/16/7 5 Maintenanceman -Street effective 12/1 /7 4 Mai ntenanceman -Sewe r plant operator effective 11/1/74 Bus Driver -Public Works effect ive 11/25/7 Police Off icer 1st Cl ass effect ive 12/3/75 Records Clerk -Po l i ce effec ive 12/2 0/74 Pol ice Offic er 1st Class e ffective 12/6/74 Police Fire Poli Police Police Fir Fire ire Fire Police Water Prod. Fire Po lie Ayes: 1 ya: Hosann , Br n , H naon, Uhlinger , Zar m n ~on The motion c rri d. 17 " - 7E to 7 F 2D to 2E 1A to 1B 2A to 2B 2A to 6A • • , - • • • - -MR. BRAUN MOVED, AND MR. HA SO . SECONDED, TO DECLARE THE FOLLOWING POSITIO NS VACANT: 1. Police Officer (2) 2. Records Clerk -Police epartmen (2) Ayes: P.osan a, raun, Hanson, Uhl inger, Zartman Nays: ~one The motion carried. I I I I There being no further business o discuss, the meeting was adjourned and the next meeting date se for January 16, 1975. HERBERT Chairman /bj HOSANNA RE 0 DAARRE: Recording Secretar • • - - • • • 0 - --RESOLUT ION NO.~, SE RIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING THE NEW POSITIONS OF APPRENTICE OPE RATOR AND CHIEF PLAN T OPERATOR . To ~£ E ST4&-rSHED /A.I Trl'c uu1c.£ A-1\/'t> a l..4 ~ I /I.AT, UJ ?µiv WHEREAS, The Boa r d of Career Service in their meeting of December 19, 1974, recommended that the position titles of Apprentice Opera or and Chief Plant Ope rator be approved. ?WW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF ~HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , that the following position titles be estab lis hed: DE FA RTME!JT NEW TITLE Utili 1es Apprentice Ope rator Ut111t.ies Chief Plant Operator ADOP':'ED AND APPROVED this --day or • 1975. Mayor ATTES:': ex off!c ! C! y Clerk -Tre surer I, r ollen er er, ex officio City Clerk o r the City or Eng ood . St t or Colorado, h reby certify that the above 1 tr , cc rate nd co p ete copy or Resolution No. ____ , S r1ea of 1975 . ex ofricio City Cler • • I "" .. ,. • • • • I• • '-JOB TITLE; Chief Water Plant Ope1·ator DATE: l u/17174 P.EPAR'IMENT: Ut11Hies GBADE : Points: PURPOSE Supervises and coordinates activities of Plant Op e r 3 tors, /rs l !tant Plant Operators, and other assigned personnel. PRIMARY DU TIES 1 . Prepares work schedules, subject to approval of Plant ~uperinten dent. 2. Analyzes recording instrument read jngs and laboratory t xt resul ts~ adjust various plant processes accordinBly. ~. Prepares r ports and maintains records. 4. nspects plant to determine effici ncy of op eration, cleanl iness, saf ty and maintenance requirements. 5 . De termines remedial action in em r gencies. 6 . Ac ts as t raining officer, maintains training rrcera~ f er rlant --r r<it o rs . 7. P .rforms du ies of pl a nt super int ndent in his 8. ~aintains inv nt ory on chemical and su1 11 s, 9. Orders, :;u pervi es, or partic1 a t adjustm nts o r r pairs. in r c;uir lant q'-11!1" nt 1. Also rforn du ie of lan 0 or (s r 3.l q l r _to . ti a.) 2 . !.ssis s lan super in ara i o n f ~ .:l.n ical r<: orts , tt. pla in and all r roe dur 3 . Cti.er du ies as a s1e;nl'!d. l • • • I • • £;'1ief ?lant ~trat or , Wa stewa t er and ~at ('.3::_ [DUCA'IION ZXPEiGENCE . CC~P!..EXJT Y Hi g h Sc ho o l Gr aduate , ore year Li ".;h or coll ege chemis try , :7.ust Lav a curre n t Colorado c::.ass B Wei<:.t 1»a e r (11 ;.,. L :· Operator Certif icate . Three years p re vious e x reric n~L i~ wa stewat er (wa te r ) t r entmeu;. Work requ ires some critica !acul&y tut -iC deviation from st a ndard worlr p ·C'ctou1· s "' - are wit h in well-de f ined and est a bliEhc ~ l~'~t:c s. PnYSICAL DE¥.AilDS ;-• .:: ... :::.. .. ' .. .J .. Op eration s req uire c on si<lel'atl · walk i ng, stoopi ng , rtandinr , a1:d lif t ing a verage wei ht object s . -------- hief plant orerator !s x c~ d t o solve all of th l l'l .. l _ rs '. .. · --.:.s, the Plant Superin enc nt of tl unusual o r complicat~J pro lcrn E • lC ... : ; ·' r:nini; ----------------------------------- 0 ~::>P o:;sI3 IL!TY FCR Indi v idual r esponsi ility for exp-:. ) '.:> I:r?AH"'JV:E:•'l PRO?ERTY endable ma t e r ial and ouipcent, s ,rvl.,"' ~ES : '":: ::;: u: LI':'Y F-R ... r:··:: ""E'!;~IAL !·~: Tf~·;.t;r:,-· the care and maint nancr. Errors which niay aff ct r c .. :· or operations r qui1·11 () ui!'fi ·1.:t er costly adjustm s. egl1g1 le Ele 1 tCJ fi" u .n ~ 1 t IT'ain 11ancemc ---------------------------------- Assi 1 n ----·--------------------- , .:. . • • ' - • • • 0 - ··· -Chief Plant Operator, Wastewater and Water I'. • FACTOR CO .!TACTS WITH OTliE~S WORK:!: NG CO~DITIONS EAZA:lDS !:AFE7Y . .. SPEC IF I CA 'l'I ON __ ---- Inside and occas ion al outsice ccntacts 2 .5 15 involving the giving or receiving informatloi. of a non-routine nature. Exposure to high humidity, dust , noise and temperature change all of the time. Work involving occasi onal but not constant features of risk cf serious injury. Responsible for immediat ca fety of a , small group eneaced in wo r~ whic h eon hazards are involved . 12 ,, - • • ' - --- • • • • 0 - Chie.!' Wastewater ?:ant CJ r. , .... :... Utilities Poi :.:,. PURP OSE ------ S pervisEs and coordinates activities of Fla11" Cr-e 1·::: .. .'1·~-. :-:--:.:· '::.:: : lar.t Ope rators, and other assigned per:;onn 1. PRIMARY DU TU.S "' - 1. Prepares work schedules , subject t o appro val o:' Fl-,r: ~ .; ,_~::.·1t.::ident . .., Analyze recording instrument read ine;s a1 1J lal. c :·a t0~·y : , x t resi.. lt s , aJj ~s t various p lant proc es ses accordi nGly . ~ ?re~ares rr orts and maintains rec ords . 4 . Inspects plant to determine effici r.cy o(' 01 "'a t::.o n , r: -::,_!1t~s, saf t y and maintenance requirements. ~-retern!ne~ remedial action in emergencies. f. Acts as tr·aining officer, maintai ns tra ini f:: ;·re r-r~r . _ · l'• .. r .. ""~ . ., I • Performs d~ties of plant superintenJe1 t i ~ i l ..._ ... t-• 8 . Maintains inventory on chemicals and su i:Ue~, r u::--:·l l .!~ ~ ;:·~La ses. o Orders, supe rvises, or participate s !n requ"..r t J ~ l:?:. c j...:il :;, :.t. a just ents or repa i rs. OTHER I:UTJE::> ------- 1. Also per_orMs duties of plant op r . or Assists i:: ant superintendent in re s a rc L . f l'ci :l:"_! ~c.: c:· .. 1.ica r i:orts , the planning and development or plant l'C'J!.!'!c~t! : .. _:1· ;.:oce dur1:1 ~ 1 . C her ~u~::.e~ as assirned . • • • • FAC ?0~ :C:Dl:CA'IIO:~ • - High School Graduate, one year hir t ~·: or coll ege chemistry , must have a current Colorado Class B WastewHt ~r (~&LL~l Operator Certificate. ,_ ·---------· -------- EX?:SRI ENC E CDr'.PLEXITY Th ree years previous e xperi encL in wastewater (water) treatmert. t. 6? Work req u ires some critlcPl f acu_i,y u Cn d eviation from s andard work . i ·cc ..:...: : :" are within well-d fi , d and ecst a l _1:;r.L 4 ;:-.c·~c s. ---------------- PHYSICAL DEMAilDS Operations requir co11s idera bl walkin , stoo in(, anding , and l ifting avera e wei ght objec s. ·--------------- SVP~?· ... 1~r0· :r.:::.:-:·1E:J . .. Chi r rl n o r , solve al of th the Plant Superin rd nt of the unusual or com lic a '"I \ RES?O!lSIBILITY FOR Individual respons1 ility for x p -3 IJF.?ARTMEJ'T PROP!::RTY endable material an quipmen , si..p rvi.. • the car•e and maint ennr.ce . -------------------------- ERRORS Errors which may aff ct rec o:•t. i; o r operations requir n cifficu:-or costly adjustments. ., • C' J"; l . • I' -- ------------- ~ES?O~S:3ILITY FOR :~·:r ~ riE?,TIAL 1. FC:=t:·:A':' -ON ':' ~'2ER SUPERVISE "C ?:., OF ·u r•E !SIW egl1g1ble ----------------- n plant or ra+~r ar~ 11f' • - - • • • 0 I• • Chief Plant Operat or, Wastewater ~nd 1-:ater FAC!O R SPECIFICATION =-=-=-=---------:::..::..::..:;..=:-=:..:.:.;::.=..~ CO!i'IJ\C'!'S WITH f\TEERS Insi d e and occasion al outside con~ac t s ~-~ l ~ involving the gi vi ng or receivinr. :1 n f 0 rn.;,r.j oi. of a non-routine nature . ----------------·----------------------------- WORKI~m cmmITION S -----·--- SAZARDS Exposure to high humidity, dust, noise and temperature change all o f the time. ----------- Work involving occa s.ional but not constant features of risl ~ of ser.:l o t:s injury. 12 ------------------------------------------ SAFETY Responsible for irrJne-.Jiate safety "f a < small g roup engaged :in work which sonp ha zards are involved. ---------------------------------------- -· I • • - - • • • ,. -• 0 • .'C?-1:"I':'LE: App·e nticc Woste~1nt 1· Flai t, ,': c: · Utilities ·71., ..... ~ .... Pss1:.;ts Wastewater Plant Operator in the rer·f0r1 'al.c~ , " r. :o la1: operation (see wastewater plant opert.l 1..!' ..:L. 11~~. · an Apprentice ~rogram to develop qu alifjed pl ant or1r-t '·- :. J ... : , : at e:d ! l" ! ,_ r! :.v PRIMARY DUTJES 1. ?e r~orr:is r,11 tasks related to wast-=,,..a er l l ::!!:'.. q ". ,.t ~ L F:a:-:t Op erator dut ies.) Initial operat~o nal ~ti.h's ore a~:·,. 1 by ~~e Ch ief ?lant Operator or Plant Superjntende ~t. ~ra inin g covers all phases of plant ope1·attor . ? .t.pprerit~ceship is to ol,tain a C wc;.stei~ater oi:·c r ;:itor .:e"t.:.i:c:at ~, ::ii:-p!·oximately 1 year program. 1.,. Pt:~fo ~n s r~Pne r n.l naint.enance dut.ie~, :!e ., ieirt,lL- .. 1o:· .... ~:;000 l •o•i ::;ck ee plug . 5-Other dutiep as assigned . • • I - • • • I• • ApprenticP Plant o~er a tor : : : ~. : lC / 1 ? /7 4 UtiHtj e s -. -;-:':'"-;------------s?ECIFICATION -----.~---________ -, -------------~~ ~=I_=-_:.S::~:T~--- ~::::P O :I S!EILIT Y :'"Cf< 1...!:.P Pi<'•' ::_:;1':'AL -~ :i :-:::"'':"" High School graduate, cne y a r 0r c ~crri~:r. must have a current Colorado ~lc.ss ~.~ D Plant • Operat0r Cer t~ C:!.cate . ---------- One year previous exrerience in wastewater/water treatment . ·--------------------------. ---------. Work is standardized invo}ving a multitude of operati o~s . Ir ., Considerable walki c, stcorinr , ~0 standin~ and lifting: averc.p;e weight objects . lxrcc\,eJ t o rl~n t!.t' ·' ··:··. ·r steps usj ng his e:xrct j E-lll'l' ttr-: knowledge of the proco:.ss i n v ol v.:d . ----------- Works with expenda 1 rn3te1 •!.:;l and equipment r quirin con::<tant care and maintenance. , --.. -----------·------------------------. ,, .. . .. ' . .. "' ·;':' Ci:'~ H O'!i'.EP.') • Errors could cause co1 side1c.b Pt!~ c correct. or b of con<>ider ;;l :t' rrbo.: r~~rr t ":. --------··-·---------· ·eglicible ·:one ------------------- • • - ::'ACTOR • • ~prentice Plant Q£._e_!:a~or SPECIFICATIOW-'-------- I • -E G~r.:-:-POI~TS --------- \;.D F.f.:IllG COJ~DITIONS Exposure to high humidity, dust, noise and tpmperature cha~ge all of the time. 11 1 2 HAZA RDS ----·---··-------------; Work involving occasional but ) not constant feat~res of risk of serjc~s injury. -----·----------------------------------------: 3AFE:'Y • Responsible for own personal performance as a source of some hazards to other employees and public. • • - _... ....... ·, • • " - 0 I • • .TOB '!'J.T!..E: Apprentic e Wat.er PJ ant C'i;E!'tt t c•r ;:::·-=: ~: /J 7.'74 c;::P ARTMEN'J': Utilities ~~;~~: Assists Wat er Plant Operator in the perfo rman c e of rl ant operation (s ee Water Plant Cperator d uties .) tice pro gram to develop qualified plant operators. a 11 ta~ .. ~ r •-: a t ed to Pri r.:a:·~ ::.-. F:. 1ppren- 1. Performs all tasks related to water plant operetio (s ~~ fl &n Op erator dutiec.) Initial operational ~utie ar~ app r cved t. cr.1e~ Plant Ope rator or Plant Superintendent . 2. Tra ining covers all phases of plant operat.~011. 3 . Ai:;prenticeship is to obtain a C wat er operat or cert i ~1.-;.t r , ar r•rox- imately one year program. ll. Performs E;E neral maintenance duties, i . , pa1 lit ir.t.:. c lea::~ r. ·, ~en er al bousekeei:-11.e:;. 0 he~ dutia~ as ass i er d . • • --• 0 • -. Apprentj ce Plant Oper~tur Ut11Hic:s :-.!. c ·:10 ~ ------------SPECIFICATION . _________ -=----:·l~J:~~ i'.C I ~~c;_ __ High School graduate, one year c f c l l·t:.' ~' ";: must have a current.. Colo r ado c.lc.s:' ".: ~c; D Plant Op er ator C ertifi c~tt . One year previous expe1·i ·11c : 1~1 wastewater/water treat ment . Work is standardized invclvtr~ a multitude of operati onr . -----·----------------------------- r~Y SIC4L CEM A~DS Considerable walking , s co1 jrr , standing and liftin ~ a vernrt! weight o bjects. ------·--------------- Fxp1:cteo t..o p 1 ~1n tl:t ·''''\I C '"'' steps usjng his exrlt' t>lll'l' :ir.,i knowledge of th e p r o;::css in o 1 vt-f.. --------______ ._, --------------- :~Esro ·:;;rnJLI?"f :or,;. ~ i:?42':' 'EllT AL -; '.::F=:r.: ., Works wit h exp ndab l ~ateri~l and equiprr.ent r qui:-1ri co11st2 t care and mainten ~ c~. ------------------------------------- ---·------- Errors could caus correct, or o con:;ldt!•ab~c :~;. ~" C tlC.lJ .!1...1.l~t ~:rt-~1:-~.!.1 !"""\; i,,. . .. , ~., :o :c --------------· ----- ____ , _____ ------------- !•on --------------------- !I ~ i 1hl -:o·r:Av ':'!: 110 COl1l8t:1.' II! H O' • .f. \~ xc 1atl• . . ,:att au -------------------·----------------------- • • • , - • • ,. .. _,;:-u;:G ccr:DITIONS • - Exposure to hi gh humidJty , du~t , noise and temperat ure 1,;hnr.ce all or the tim e . ~ -' ------------------------ Work involving occasional but not constant features of risk o~ serjo~s injury. Responsible for own persoi.al performance as a sour c e o!' s0m t hazards t o other employF e s a nd p~blic. -------------------------- • • • - - • • • T01 • 0 - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM Andy Mccown , City Manage r DATE: FROM: Kells Waggoner January 15, 1975 SUSJECT: SI GNALIZATION As per your memo of January 7, 1975, we are proceeding with the two pedestrian -actuated signals at Clarkson- Eastman and Elati-Tufts. We are also proceeding with the installation of a fully -signalized intersection at Chenango and Huron, which is now estimated to cost $3,500 instead of the $1,500 as previously reported for the pedestrian signal. We are utilizing all of the salvaged equipment from the present Elati-Tufts signal. At the council meeting of January 6, and later at my office, Mr. Sam Arrell requested that we look at the inter- section of Chenango ' Broadway with reference to timing for pedestrians crossing Broadway. We checked the green time allotted for Chenango (This is also the phase that a pedestrian would cross Broadwa~), and found that the time is sufficient. The problem occurs when a pedestrian enters the intersection midway in the green phase, thereby cutting his time short. A solution to this problem would be the installation of a "Walk -Don't Walk" indication in addition to the normal vehicle indications. The "Walk" light would come on for approximately 5 seconds, followed by a flashing "Don't Walk" clearance phase, then a solid "Don't Walk". The above-mentioned problem exists at every signalized int rsection along Bro dway where w have pedestrians crossing (pro ably all 12 int rs c ions), and we would rtcomm nd the installation of the "Walk -Don't Walk" indications for crossi ng Broadway ch one of h se inters c ions . W wi 11 proc ed with the "W lk -Don' Walk" indica ion at Chen ngo-Broadway nd K nyon-Bro dway •inc h 1 two loca ions re jor school croaain9e. w will u ilize n s ock nd s alva d rial or h s installa ions • dw y, 0 k• " - • • - -.er. • • • • • INTll.oMCI •tau,... Andy Mccown, City Manager DATli January 13, 1975 Kells Waggoner 855 W. STANFORD AVENUE At the regular council meeting of January 6, 1975, City Council considered a letter from the Hoffmans, who reside at the subject address, offering to purchase a net dif- ference in property of 704 sq. ft. This property trade is to allow vehicle access to their rear yard. Council raised some questions as to purchase price, legality of sale, etc., and I will attempt to answer those questions with the following: 1. The property proposed for trade and purchase was dedicated to the City with the Davolt Subdivision in 1959 (See attached copy of map.) as a drainage course. The Hoffmans have been using part of this area for rear yard access for several years, therefore, the request . 2. The land was not purchased as park land, nor was 1t purchased with Federal Aid; therefore, we can sell the proposed prop rty. Federal Aid was not used on any o hi drainage course. 3. A review of the appraisal report by Baughar dat d June 12, 1973, ho s v rious values for prop rty, r nging from six (6) cent per squar foot to sixty-fiv (65) c nts p r square foot . These re in h a cin1 y of th subject propert~ and th v lu nd1 on sp cific circumstanc s which aff re 1, such •• an as n~ or no t. lS s. Or ks m showing those various • offer d tha do a nd tha w ,_ I I • • , - ... .·. • • - ' --- I I ___ _J . I ____ _l \ ·I _: \ -~-:-_R_~.D~LIFF AVE. ..., ('-· . ·_· ~ . -J 30• I 42' "'"• -;-:---266,----=-;4 1-w w 0:: I I I-I ~ :1 I ~ ::::::> I J:: I (/) - I · · 1 I ·I I I ~ ~ 'w w ' a:: ~,;,,_;.,_ ____ ,..&.l~----~----1-1 ll (I) -, . . . AVE . 1 r ·.~, -~ ~1 I __ • • - • • .. r: . =.: 'a . \ ~· E. • • .. '"" .· \', ... _; .. [ ?.> l.ol<. A O rJ'°"'" I t• . J- <.11 ....J ti' I !- r .. I f\ I • • , - • • • 0 (• • City of Englewood • January 14, 1975 Honorable Mayor James L. Taylor Members of Englewood City Council 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Mayor Taylor and members of the City Council: 3400 S Ellti S1ree1 Englewood, Colorado 8011 O Phone (303) 761-1140 'Ibe City Planning and Zoning Commission, at its meeting January 7, 1975, considered your request that we look into the possibility of creating a zone district for Housing Authority Projects. After consideration and discussion , the Commission was of the opinion that such action would not be warranted. 1be staff of the Department of Community Development ha dis- cussed with George Lee, As istant City Attorney , the alternate approaches to ensuring the legality of the use in the 8-1 District, and it was suggested that the way the Coeuais ion ultimately acted was the best solution. For your further in- formation, we have included a staff report citing the section under which th e action was taken, and a recitation of th a ction itself. If you have any further question , pl a e do not he itat to conta ct me. Sincerely your , ~ ~t/ ~fa (zf,, AR111UR MARTI , JR. Chairm n , Ci ty Plannin cc· City Attorn y Dir ctor o COIUlunity Mr. Tom Burne II • Loi Kocian Zonin Co i• ion v lopa nt • • _, • • • • 0 I• • M E M 0 R A N D U M TO: City Planni ng and Zoning Commi ssion FROM : James L. ~upinger, Direc tor of Community Developme nt ~UBJECT: City Cou ncil Referra l re: Zo ning for Low-Income Housing After having reviewed the No v ember 19, 1974 minutes of the Planning Commi ssion m eti ng, the Ci ty Counci l requested the Commi Fi on to look into the possibility o f creating a zone distr ict for proje c ts such as that being constructed by the Englewood Hou ing Authority. Because the site that was sel ted by the Housing Author it y for the location of the low-income el derly hou s ing project was in the B-1, Business Zone District , the ap proval of the Commission wn Fough under the prov ision of Rection 2 2.4-10 b(l07) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Thi ~ectio n states: (107) Any similar lawful u s e which, in the opinion of the Commi sion is not o b jectiona ble to n ear by prop rty by rea on of odor, dus t, fumes, gas, noise, radia- tion, h at, glare or vibration or is not hazardou to the h alth and prope rty of the urrounding ar as through danger of fire or explosi on . The action take n by the Commis ion a t the November 19, 1974 meeting was as follows: (1) Th Plann ing Commissi on approve the reque s t of the Englewood Hou ing Authority that the hou i ng proj ct propo ed for th lo -i ncome eld rly at Ea t Floyd Av nue and fou h Lincoln, is a u e (2) imila r to other permitted u s in a B-1 Zon Di trict. It 1 noted that t h is approval pplic to rent ubsidized housing, with r striction o n incom and age limitation s. The Planning Commi ion approve the parking ratio for th lo -incom ld rly hou i n g project, whi h would b bas d on on parking space per two r ai- d nt al unit , and t n pac • for cu ts. 1l\1a ould a minimum of 60 parkinc pac s. 11\ia tandard con id r d to b avera for v ral i•ilar proj t for ld rly hou tng in th tro Hou ing tor ld rly and/or handicapp hall hav of r id ntial p rkin pac arran for onv ni nt u by p opl on rutch • or in lchairs. (con inu d) • • , , . . ( • • • I~ • Page 2. The Commission may wish to discu s s whether or not it would be advisable to create a separate Zone District for one specific · use, in this case rent subs idized hous i ng, if that use can be covered by the provi si ons of exis ting zone district regulations. 17 ... .-w P~-,-- James L. Supinger, Director of Community Development an ,,, - ( • • • TO: Andy McCown, City Manage r FROM : Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manage r DATE: January 16, 19 75 SUBJECT: Six-Quarter Budget I am enclosing the proposed six-quarter bu dget for the period January , 1975 through June, 1976. I will attempt t o give you a synopsis of the changes in the budget as proposed which deviate from t he currently existing bud get. These proposed changes are also included in the Resolution amending the budget for 1975 . Southwest Greenbelt Park The City currently has budgeted $83,600 for the cre ati on of a park in the South Storm Drainage Basin. This i s the area wh ere 23 h ome s we r e removed and where the City Council authori zed fencing between the publ ic and private lan d at the last Council meeting . The var ious a spects of t he park in ord r of prio r ity number are as f o llows : 1 . F e nc i ng 2 . Cons ultant Fee for Design 3 . Sprinkler System 4. Site Prepar ation 5 . Seeding a nd Hydramulching 6 . Area Lighti n g 7. Lan ds caping 8. Play g r ound Curbing and Ballfiel d Backstop 9. Playground and miscellaneous equipmen t Total $ 10 ,000 8,800 59,564 11 ,460 17 ,44 0 4 ,986 2 7 ,800 2 ,250 15,700 $1 58,000 As you s e we are $74,400 short of funds to compl e t e the entire project. We •r ending that items thr e through six be let for bid at this t1.111 Items on nd two are already c itted to by the City. The area light1.r1 will b don by Pub l ic S rvic and they are working on their final esti.mat of cost et thu ti.m • Specifications or th sprinkl ing, site pr paratio and • edinq •re complete and will be rel sed for b:i.d it Council approval of the six-quart r budget ch&ng • are ap roved, T bid opening will be h ld on F ruary 7, 1975 with a present.at on of th bids to the Cj,ty Council on February 18th . Depen :i.n upon the bids r ce ved and their rel.at on hip to ••ti-ates •• w 11 as o h r funds avail&.ble later th • year, th r ... ind r of the proj ct will be n 11.abo. Our ho • are th&t funds n be found to proc d tow rds c le ion of th pioject this • r. ile w will h&v a grassed and li ht d rk area available to th for us • • • ' ( • • • page 2 Andy Mccown January 16, 1975 E. P. Romans Park • 0 • I am enclosing a copy of the memorandum from the Director of Community Development concerning a contribution by Laz:win Corporation to the City for underg round electrical wiring at Romans Park. This will enable the City to contract with Public Service Company to put the overhead utilities adj acent to the park underground. As Jim notes, the perserverance of Mr. Waggoner is largely responsible for this item. An appropriation of this money is included in the six-quarter budget. Federal-Bow-Mar Stom Drainage The memorandum from Kells Waggoner on storm drainage summarizies the cost estimates for the Federal-Bow-Mar Storm Drainage Basin. If we elimi nate the two lines as suggested in the memorandum, the budget must be increased by $32,000. This is provided for in the six-quarter budget. If the State of Colorado participates in the storm drainage project as is currently hoped for, the City's cost will be reduced by the State's contri- bution. That would free up those funds for other uses such as purchase of land or the badly needed increase in our overlay program for streets in the City. North Central Stom Drainage The storm drainage basin currently under deisgn, Federal-Bow-Mar, is almost complete and will go out to bid soon . In order to keep our program of storm drainage in gear, Kells suggests that the design phase of the North Cen tral Storm Drainage Basin begin . He gives a full discussion in his memorandum. This would cost $53 ,000 in 1975 and just under $1,000,000 in 1 976 . This is the l.&st of the first prio rity lines and should be a top priority in our opinion. Ths s ix-quarter budget allows for $53 ,000 for engin ring now and the first $500,000 for construction money for 1976. Navajo Alignment R.o.w. The Navajo Street alignment from Quincy to Ox.ford is currently bud eted a $52,500 total cost . It would appe r that th land will cost 111ore than thia and at leas t a $10,000 incr se is r c~ded at this t I ii inclu in the six-quarter budget • Land Acquisition at L ttle Ory Creek and Santa Pe Th re is $67 ,845 in th six-quarter bu 9 to purcha1e land at th South- w 1tern comer of S ta F Driv. and Dartmouth Avitnu • Th 1 land is currently be ng con•id red for d v lo aons !or considering th purchas of it. w plan bel lo g Little Ory er k frOll th lat e This would ser both as a stona draina9 f1 and Ho fully bikeway fl"Olll Ri r Par ,, - • • page 3 Andy McCown January 16, 1975 Sunmary of Expenditures • 0 ,. • The expenditures as outlined above amount to $203,495 in 1975 and $500,000 in 1976. Your consideration of their merits would be appreciated. Source of Punds The suggested source of funds for the $203,495 in 1975 is as follows: Revenue from Larwin Fund Balance Emerson Park Housing $ 12,000 20,000 Police/Fire Demolition Fire Training Facility 4,995 65,ooo 21,500 eo,ooo Total $203,495 The Revenue from I.arwin has been described above. The fund balance is money.which is left at the end of 1974, mostly left over from closing out storm drainage projects and their balances. The last four are eliminations, decreases or deferra ls in current appropriations . At further r eview of the Emerson Park project, Packy feels that it would take around $27 ,000 t o do the whole project. The original $5,000 was a dated figure which had not been updated. Eliaination of the proJect is reconnended for this reason. Th re ii currenUy $155,000 budgeted for Housing in the •ix-quarter budget. Of this, the Council ha s authorized $90,000 for the housing rehabilitation projru leaving $65,00Q unallocated at this tim • It is suggested that the City use th • funda for other purposes. Th Polic /Pire C..Olition account has been in existence for an extend d period of tt.e. Pending the outc~ of all the studiea concerning this pro) ct, a reallocat on of the funda is suggested. facility currently has U00,000 bud ted for land pure a City o Littl ton with v ar )oin ly bu l ui9 •• y t any fina pl for this facility and hav n at that fer th c truct phase of $80,000 land p1ueh.aa o $20,00Q in our bu t. ,, - • • - page 4 Andy Mccown January 16, 1975 SU11111Ary • • I have mentioned only these items of expense and revenue which are deviations from the existing budget. If you have any questions on these or the existing appropriations as detailed in the accompanying budget, please indicate so. The resolution enclosed essentially includes these recommendations. '~LC /\l~C G~ I<Arl Nollenberger Assistant City Manager KN/sc cc: All Department Heads B. v. Berardini •. • • , • • • 0 , . • TO : \ \ FR0\1: .J. L. S upin1' 1, Dircc Loe oJ 1 "1111111111 .: De \·el o prnc 1)1\ J°l ·.: SUBJECT : r nci •.?rg 1"<11 ,n d i ng o J ll ti 11 U , Kom ;i ns P:ll'k acJ,).ll ("1 t tn E . P. '?<ic ky" As i nd1 C,ll<'C1 i n th e lctt01· to Mi c h:ic•• K1•51 , n. Pi ·.-:-'~ll< • l. Ll1n'1n Multihou :-'i 1h:, tfatC'd l)"<:c1nfle1· 19th , f,.;1·w1n 11.1 . .:: c0n.mit"" Le, c0 n- tri.llut1 0,1 "' .-:-J '.2,00(• 101· tllL• undcr ~·1·,h1<1 ci1n ~ " Ile v\"~: .. L·;i ·! utiJ i ll.•. 11J;icc.:nl t " F. P. 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II 7.~90 '1.J.90 .. _ 0..ual 15,6)0 1,,6)0 ,.~ 111..S . 603,000 60),000 llo..~II 5),000 )()(),ODO 5'3,000 ~~t1an 1°',000 l°',000 ~~ 50,000 !Kl,000 1n1'C14 X.-u•wt• 17.~90 20,000 :J?,490 !lwl.-..1 I !1oU7 Dul as.a.na Ol.stnc\ 2,556 2,556 8Pll,lo~Lo.w. 61,11'° 61,1150 ~ 111.strUt f22 1'0,000 l!Kl,OQO 1'IDI ~.tu-- U\U.J117C198 67,81.5 67,845 l'Vlllt -.. ..._14a ,,.., J,900 a u ...s.-..i '2,247 52,2''7 n.,,.i 19,296 19,286 •.•. er-t.l\ 55.4(17 ,~.407 S.I . ar...t.l\ 10),409 10),409 l.Jl~ '· "'1 9,761 llll1.ni.. Sta9 llepah 50,000 '°·000 .....,, ... Ple ...... tua 12,0DO 12 , --~ '9J,7Q ~.16' '4.997 126,922 .. a 10.000 )0,000 ....U I T..s. Caar'9 -Cl1Flllll~ 29 19 19rtri....~ J41,000 a41 ,000 ~PlleWtJ 20,000 'P4 ,000 91.,000 tUla&Uaa S\"47 ),COO l.000 ,000 "'·OCJ'I l 1,1 ,'1) l "'· J. ", • • • • -•. 0 I • • PllBUC D.!PROVEllF.llT FUNIJ Six-Ounrter Dudgl?t J11D11&ry, 1975 to June, 1976 (1 ) (2) Actual t.!nencuote red (1) (4) ( 5) Erpmditure s Budget as ·r !In Funds Total Jlodg et ProJect to Date Tbru 12/J l Cf.4 12/Jl/7l l C!,'>-6/76 Ava11allle { 2 + J ) ~-t S\CIN llftialp );'9,440 a.n.i J,610 14,00J 17,61J l47 ,05J f'rQJerla to De te ,,046,240 -0--0--0-4,046,240 South n 54 9,510 7,490 -0-7,490 557,000 Soutll CEn tral 620,8Jl 15,6)(1 -0-15,6JO 636,461 Fedaal Blvd. )),000 -0-60J ,OOO 60),000 636,000 lb. Central Il -0--0-~5),000 55 ),000 55J,oao ~th lntenectiOD -0--0-105 ,000 105,000 105,000 2lmi Street -0--0-50,000 50,000 ,0,000 '!ftttie !Jipn>Y_,ta 57,510 17,490 20,000 J?,490 95,000 l'llli..-a &~ o.. )00,000 -0--0--0-J00,000 sta...it I>UtJ-ict 1',C772 2,556 -0-2,5~ 16,628 .. ~o il~ll .O ... 6'° 34 ,J50 27, 500 61,850 62,j(J() 1'a"1Jll m.t.rict 122 -0--0-150,000 1 50,000 l !l0,000 LMd lequialUmi - UtUe 1117 C-k -0--0-67,80 67,845 67,~ JV.ta •t.e ... l.ol .. ~ ~ ),900 J,900 J,900 ld.1-S-... t 8),7,, 52,247 -0-52,247 1)6,000 l'lll'Jd )02,))9 7,296 12,000 19,2116 321,625 ···-~\ )02,6')2 55,407 -0- ''· 4C77 )511 ,099 S.W.~t 1,&n 24,7'9 '711,650 10),409 112,250 ~ 10t,,2J9 9,761 -0-9,761 l.U,000 9allwt. St.m9 lllpdl' -0--0-50,000 50,000 50,000 ---' "·~ (4,9'tt) -0-. ' ............ PlQ...,.._ -0. U,000 -0-12,000 12,000 kt•a Dewtloi-\ "9,"1 191,661 6)5,2161 1126,922 l , 186,81) ar-i-.. -0--0-JO.ODO )0,000 J'), ' Twrm.1• Ccm'\e 112,6l9 9' -0-94 ill, 71) 17,911 29 -0-29 18,00C: -0--0-241,000 241, l,000 Wt.7 -0-20, 7.t.,000 9',000 9', • too St~ , ,f'!OO ), -o. '· 11. lOO,oor> ·!\-90, 1 . Ul '·' l, 1 ,£], '·' ,164 ,.~.529 10,614, 1)2 • • • , • • • 0 • IN'fl&.OPlllCI •WlOUNDUM Andy Mccown, City Manager PllOM: Kells Waggoner IU9JICT1 STORM SEWER I• DATI: December 20, 1974 Our consulting engineers on storm drainage (Sellards & Grigg, Inc.) have about completed design on the Federal & Bow Mar Basins, and we would expect to open bids the latter part of January or first part of February. A recen t estimate shows that the total projected cost could be $806,000. This figure could be reduced by the follow ing actions: Delete line at Federal & Belleview ------$ 22,425 Delete line in Grand Ave. from Irving to Lowell ---------------------------146,305 Negotiate wi th State Hwy. Dept. for participation ------------$80, 000 to 100, 000 Our Public Improvement Fund shows a total budget for this Basin to be $604,000. We could go ahead with bids on the total project using alternates for the above delet i ons; then Council could, based upon the bids, delete those portions necessary. We should know by that tim what our nego t iations wi th the State would produce. The City and County of Denver is proposing a storm sewer installation along w. Ev ans Av . adjacent to Englewood in the northwest part of the City . Our Master Orainag Plan called for a similar installation. D nver is asking our participation in the amount of $125,000 for this line. Since D nver does contribute to our proposed lin in th Federal & Bow Mar B sins, I will be writing th abou par- ticip tion, and hop fully will rriv at a trad -off aitua- tion for h abov r qu at. Ther is n area in Engl wood where irat pr or ty lin • have not be n d sign d or proposed for installation, and that is th North Engl wood B sin, an ar a whi ch ia bound d by Yal on the north, Clarkaon on h eaa , ·Eaa n on th sou h, nd Ch rok on th w • . Th to al sti at d coat • • - • • • Andy Mccown, City Manager December 20, 1974 Page 2 • 0 - for this basin is $977,000, and I would like to go ahead with design and specifications at this time, and we would have to encumber approximately $53,000 for that phase. The final amount for design is determined by our contract with Sellards & Grigg, Inc. and the final construction costs. Attached is a map showing existing status of storm drain- age areas. Sincerely, Z~.~~-- Director of Public Works KW/ls Attach . • • , • • .. .-~~.:,·:~ D l -=a=!L D LJ D D [ ~~ DlJl HAM•O<N "'n fl 11 r I :. 't - • • • 0 - IHTR.offfCI MIMOIANDUM Andy Mccown, City Manager flOMr Kells Waggoner IUllll:r1 HOLLY DAM January 15, 1975 Attached i s an amendment to the Englewood Dam agreement which we entered into with the Urban Drainage & Flood Control District. • The District i s asking us to ratify our previous indica- tion that we we r e intere0 ted in going ahead with Holly Dam. This amendment essentially states that, if the savings on Engl ewood Dam is sufficient to build Hol ly Dam, then the District is uthorized to do so. Th e attached map shows the location of proposed Ho lly Darn. It controls d irect flow from Little Dry Creek. Tables 5 and 6 from the Li tl Dry Creek Study show that Holly Dam wo uld r duce the p ay flow into Englewood by approximately 700 cubic feet per second. Chart 7 shows that th red uc~ion of flow by 700 cfs would redu ce the amage in Engl wood by approximately $1,080,000. Comparing this figure to he $159,375 as our cos~ or refund, whichever, gi ves us .77 b nefit-cost ratio. I t would certainly be r.1}' r co :nend tion o 90 head with Holly D m if w c n do wi hou the refun d from Englewood Dam. Sinccr ly , /.ff! Dir ctor or KW /ls A tacha. ( • • ,. -• - 0 I• • ., : . . . ,· • . .. .... • • • .. • .,, -.. "" -' ,., *"' --• Tat ;·s e II :1 FLOOD PEAKS A.'tl'_ vt11.IMES fl.li\JAE DEYELOPtDT wm1 £NGL£lllOo IWI· · -:- 1lJ:9ur Flood F~enCl Hydro-Tr1b- logic utary Piili VOi-· PJf Hr 1- Potnt Area Flow ... Flow .. .. atrrwg No • :·Mt. cfs a-f cfs a-f (1> (Z) (4) (5) 1§1 (7) '" tllow Creek 212 0.19 290 18 350 ~2 210 1.32 1100 125 1450 lfi() 209 1.41} lH'lO 125 1450 175 Crt-e•. 802 0.35 4~0 34 550 43 300 1.05 870 97 1100 125 (l"('(!k 209 2.4 5 2000 230 2500 300 208 3.91 2400 335 3000 430 206 5.46 3000 4QO 3800 600 204 6.90 3400 520 430 0 170 Cl"C~k 702 :>.70 770 70 960 90 701 1.10 -------------- Oil 1.20 1000 125 1300 150 O 11 ow c reek 20 4 8.10 4100 740 5100 920 202 9.41 4600 '380 6000 1080 EM 1 ewood 0111 200 0.37 500 35 600 45 littl' Ory Cr~k 119 0.45 710 S'J 860 60 . 117 1.50 1300 145 1600 180 115 2.09 1500 zoo 1850 245 little Ory Creek 115 2.46 1850 235 2300 290 113 3.61 2000 340 2600 430 111 4.61 22'}() 420 3000 !i15 109 5.66 2600 510 3400 630 107 6.36 2500 290 3400 680 11)5 6.13 2500 580 3300 710 • ..... • ., ., .,,. p!f!iki:1. Flo. ... cfs a-f lft> (g) 420 30 1700 200 1700 200 670 55 131)0 160 31)00 370 3600 545 4600 790 5200 990 1150 115 1500 176 1500 195 6100 1130 7200 1351) 660 so 1000 75 1800 220 2100 305 2600 355 2900 515 3300 640 3900 770 3800 850 3700 900 ,.. .. r I 0 ~ • ... I • ? • "' ., ., liil "" ., ., Tlble 6 FlOOD PEAKS AND' YOUKS MURE OUELOPtOr WITH SIX DMis ~J - Fl oocl Frec1ueney _ _ __ Hydro-Tl"1b-10-Yur 25-Year '!l='!fo ;i logtc uury PiaE Vo1-Peili Vol-Pei01- Potnt Area Flaw .-Flaw .-Flow ume 'aterway No. ~Sq. Jff. cfs •·f cfs a-f cfs 1-f nr-~--121 u1 <•> 1s1 161 111 eel 191 E1'1glaiood "t11ow C~lt 200 0.37 490 35 590 45 660 50 Holly Dam 115 Outflow 140 NA 150 NA 160 NA little Ory Creelt 115 0.37 630 35 740 45 LI 820 50 113 1.52 1100 135 1500 175 1600 210 111 2 52 lSOO 220 2300 280 25 00 350 109 3.57 2100 300 2700 390 3000 480 107 4.27 2100 355 2700 440 3100 54Q.1.' 105 4.64 2000 360 2600 450 Jll'lO 55 0 Prentice and Bel'TJ Dus 308 Out now 1'10 NA 160 fl A zoo NA .... ~ice Guldl 31)6 0.59 580 45 700 55 840 70 J04 1.13 750 85 900 110 1100 135 81acbler Dam 502 Outfl ow 30 NA 40 ~IA 50 NA Gulch 500 0.46 400 35 560 40 560 55 Dall 603 Outflow 20 NA JO NA 40 NA 60 2 0.18 240 15 JOO 18 320 22 304 1 .59 1200 120 1600 150 1600 190 302 2.35 1400 180 1850 220 2000 270 JOO 2.92 1600 220 2000 280 2400 340 Little Ory Creelc 105 7.56 3100 580 4000 7J!J 4100 890 103 8.43 3100 620 4000 790 4700 971) 101 9.16 3400 690 4500 870 4900 1080 s not 1pp11eab1e) • • I I r 0 • - :; .. 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'• ' .· ... . . • ·. •• .:. •! .. .i •, • • • • ·. .OW , THE R.EFOllE, U. c oa.t4e~ioa of tt.. ......_l pr.._ amtelned hereto , tile .. rtt.aa .,._ to the followtaa •·--·-411: to· . tlae Agree-..t : Puearaph 2. of the -•1111rri-11111111111t1 le......_ by die eMl.U• of the following -tence to the ftcDftd ,.A&repb c-U'-' tbRaia: "However , ebould tlMi Nvillp be .... uete to P8F for the total coat of land, mgi.naertna, c1111rtruction ... any other necee•ry caeta fft the r111111tru¢ton of Solly ... et: the norti-11t ... dreot of d>e .._t1-.of .Ara ..... &oed and So . Holly Street.. .Arape1-Ootmty, ~. * Dlaric t le hereby authorlaed to .,.1y a.ch -a .. •aal.Att aucb coete eo •• co caaiplate the C'mUltruc&l-oL blly n.., ata of tlale thereof ." EIECtlTD t!UA---~ cd ________ , 197S • Anat: -2- .: .. 1 . .. -. ...,, ~ ... ' • . ·1 . .. .· I :-I '! I I I • • t • . , -• . • • .· .· .. ... ··· .. . • ~ '· , I ATTESI : ... ; ' ., ATT!S'I': .. • • ' ... • - • ' • TO: PROM: DATE: SUBJECT: • • • Andy McCown, City Manager Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager January 15, 1975 Santa Fe Union Annexed Area Taxes I received a telephone call from a Mrs. Stone (781-6282) who lives in the area annexed by the City of Englewood in December of 1973. Mrs. Stone has received her property tax bill for last year's taxes due in 1975. She states that she has included in her bill a levy for the City of Englewood, South Suburban Recreation District and a fire protection district. She feels that this is double taxation and unfair to the individuals who live in the area or have businesses there. I have discussed this situation with the City Attorney infor- mally this forenoon. Sine the case is still in court, he has not initiated action to remove these people frc:a the special districts and feels it would be fruitless until the conclusion of the court case. It is true -nwhile that the City of Englewood has provided services to the area and is du the taxes levied against th property. Bernie do s not fe 1 that abatement of the pro rty taxes can tUe place. Th e possibi.li ty of refunding the property tans to the owners out of general revenues exi.sta if the City Council so deaires. nvsc CC : B. V, s of land and rov nts in the area in 1972 accord- Annexa ion Into tion Dig st w.s $664,'70. Thia rty tax in 197 of $ ,631 ich could be refun of th w 11 rar 1 r s by Council -y be fruitful. Th , I 'a sur , to discuss this vith • • , - , ' • • • • INTH-OfftCE MIMOIANDUM Andy Mccown, City Manager DATI: Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney Santa Fe-Union Annexed Area Taxes 1/17/75 I have had a brief opportunity to talk with Karl in reference to ad valorem taxes in the newly annexed area. The taxes for 1974, payable in 1975,have been levied. It does appear that some type of double taxation will occur. Although this may be undesirable, it is nothing new with areas annexed to a city. It is suggested that the Special Taxing District might be willing to refund their taxes to the property owners instead of the city, inasmuch as the city has provided full service to the area. 7 ,6-: )d ~I / £z ,f!~~ BER ARD V. BERARDINI City Attorney BVB/kb cc : Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager "' - • • ' - • • • • • • • MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor and Members of Englewood City Council FROM: Andy McCown, Clty Manager DATE: Ja11.1ary 15, 1975 SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF NEW UNIFORM CODES Enclosed herewith are the proposed Municipal Code changes which are included tn the new code books as follows : Uniform Bulldlng Code, 1973 EdtUon, ICBO Uniform Mechanical Code, 1973 Edition, ICBO Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildlngs, 1973 Edition, ICBO Uniform Plumbing Code, 1973 Edition, IAP and 110 National Electrical Code, 1975 Edltton, NFPA 'Ibe8e code books are a vatlable tn my olftce for your penoaal inapectton if you wlah to review them. New llDiform codee are sQ>llahed every three Y•re and we are now ready to adopt tbeH codu. Tbe actton by Council would be to requeet an ordinance be drawn up by the City Attorney to adopt these codes. If you have any quesUona relative to these propoeals, we will be happy to dlacuH tbem with you. Stncerely, Lli ~~~/~;.~ ANDY~COWN Ctty Mana r AMcC/p Enclosu CC: Jam 8uplqer, Dtrector of Commwdty DevelOIJID•t. B. v. BerardtJd, City Attorney •. • • - • • 0 • Amending "'69 E.M.C."Title III -Building Regulations Chapter 1 Section 3-1-6: Page 64 -'" 69 E.M.C." (Needed for. clarification) Delete Paragraph (b) and substitute the following: (b) Where the term "Department," "Division," "Building Department," "Building Division," "Building Inspection Department," or "Building Inspection Division" is used in this title, or any code adopted in this title, this shall mean the Code Enforcement Division of the Depart- ment of Community Development. Chapter 2 Adopt new Section 3-2-1: Page 65, '"69 E.M.C·" (Adopting the 1973 Uniform Building Code.) 3-2-l CODE ADOPTED chapter l through 70, inclusive, of the Uniform Building Code, 1973 Edition, including the appendices, are hereby adopted by reference, with the same force and effect as if the same were fully set forth herein, subject to the exceptions, modifications and amendments thereto as here- inafter set forth. Adopt new Section 3-2-2: Page 65, '"69 E.M.c.• (The necessary changes in the 1973 Uniform Building Code.) 3-2-2 SPECIFIC CHANGES IN ADOPTED CODE 'l'he following specific changea, ~odifications and amend- m nts are hereby m de in the provisions of the Uniform Building Code, 1973 Edition, h reinabov adopted. l. o 1 te S ction 20 , Board of Appe la. Page 28 - Uniform Building Code. (N d d for uniformity. Board of Adjus nt ia d fined in the zoning Regulations.) 2. s ction 30l(a ) Pa9 29 -Unifonn auilaing cod • (The St t St tut a x mpt Public Utilities and schools.) At th nd of the first ragraph dd the following: • • I • • • 0 • EXCEPTIONS : (1) Public Utility. A permit shall not be required of a public utility duly fran.chised or author- ized as such in the City, for the repair and maintenance of the equipment and facilities used in the dis tribut ion of such utility which has been exempted elsewhere in this Building code. (2) Schools under juridiction of the Colorado Division of Safety shall be exempt. 3. Add new Section 30l(a) 1. Page 29 -Uniform Building Code. (Necessary to pr event unlicensed contractors from operating on home owner permits.) AUTHORIZED APPL I CANTS. Only persons. firms or cor- porations duly licensed under the terms and provisions of this Building Code may apply for a permit, and such licensees may apply for and be issued permits to p erform only such work as they are entitled to perform under their respective licenses . Any application for a permit filed in derogation of th is Chapter or Building Code shall be deemed to have been filed falsely and shall be i nvalid not- withstanding t he foregoing and in addition thereto, the following p rsons shal l be deemed to be author- ized pplicants: (1) Any person who owns a Group I or J building m y m ke application for a permit to nl rg • remodel, alter, repair, improve, conv rt or demolish such building. upon the issuance of a permit her und r, all such work authoriz d shall b perform d only by such p raon and shall be p rform d in accordance with all the requir nta of hi• uilding Cod • (2) Any p rson who owna a property and wish • to construct or er ct a Group I or J Occup ncy building or stiruc ur on said property for h a own occupancy may k applica ion or a pertlli or such building or s rue ur • Only on (1) such -2 - •. • • • • 0 I • • owner's permit may be issued to the owner in any twelve-month period. Any owner who doe s not occupy said build- ing within ninety (90) days after its con s truction shall be deemed a con- trac tor a nd s hall be required to qualify as such, including payment of all applicable fees. 4. Section 303. Page 32 -Uniform Building Code. (In effect previous ly) Add a new sub-a c ion (e) as follows: (e) The City of Engl Stat o Color do Am rica s hall b permi f a. 5. s the of uilding Code. (In 2 • RANE INSPECTION: 6. s ction 40 7. Pag 38 -Uniform Bu ldin9 Code. (N d d for conformity with zoning Ordinanc .) In th paragraph "FAMILY" d l t th worda, "fiv persona" and au • i u e "four persons of the a a x.• 7. Section 810. e. 9. "20". nd ion 1711 (c). d d for conformi 1 c hain.) In "29 .. Unifo Building Cod • ( ded 308 ot Building Cod .) In the word "50" a.nd auba itute • • , - • • 0 I• • 10. Section l807(a). Page 106 -Uniform Building Code. (Floors above 65 feet may have uses other than off ices and be occupied. This code was amended and adopted in 1973.) At the end of first sentence delete the words, "used primarily as offices". In the second paragraph delete the word "75" and substitute "65". 11. Section 3303(d). Page 478 -Uniform Building Code. (Needed for conformity with State Statutes. Some wheelchairs are wider than 28 inches.) In the second sentence delete the word "28" and substi- tute "32". 12. Section 3303(h). Page 478 -Uniform Building Code. (Needed for conformity with State Statutes. Some people in wheel chairs cannot get over a one-inch threshold.) In the second sentence delete the words, "not more than 1 inch lower than the threshold of the doorway." and substitute the word "flush." 13. Section 3305(c). Page 480 -Uniform Building Code. (Needed for conformity with State Statutes.) In the firs sentence after "7" delete the word "l:i". 14. Section 3306(c). Page 482 -Uniform Building Code. (Needed for conformity with State Statutes.) In the first sentence delete the word •10" and substi- tute "12". 15. Section 3306(d). Page 482 -Unifonn Building code. (Needed for conformity with State Statutea.) In the first sentence delete the words, "having slopes greater than 1 to 15 horizontal". 16. s ctiona 3808, 3809, 3810, 3811, 3812, 3813 and 3814 w r adop d • part of the Engl wood Building Code i n 1966 and re n c a ry to maintain th prop r fire prot ction and alarm ayaterna. (Page• 66.4 hrough 74 of "'69 E.M.C." -4 - • • - . .. • • • • • Following Section 3807, add new sections as follows: Section 3808. Fire Detection Systems; (a) Where required. complete fire detection shall be installed and maintained in all new and ex- isting C and D Occupancies. EXCEPTIONS: Day nurseries and Group C Occupan- cies when the occupant load does not exceed twenty (20) persons and the building is not more than one (1) story in height and is con- structed of at least one-hour fire resistive materials throughout. (b) Approval. Fire detection system shall be approved for the particular application and shall be used for the detection and signaling in the event of fire only. (c) Distances. Approved fire detecting devices shall be installed not to exceed the lineal or square footage allowances specified, based on the standards, as indicated in Section 3815. (dJ aJt r~. A fi..r. detecti..ac aya~ na~· t.. installed in lieu of a fire sprinkler system When approved by both the Department and Fire Department. When a fire sprinkler system is installed in any building or area Where a fire detection system was originally required, the detection sys tem need not be provided. (e) Ma.nu 1 pull stations. Manual pull stations, con- forming th requirements of Section 3809, shall b installed in conjunction with fire detection syst ms • (f) Pow r supply. El ctric power supply shall be prov d d from h most r liabl sourc obtain- abl building. The pow r supply for ion syst J!l8 sh ll be provided at ad of the main diseonn ct. -5 - •. • • f - - • • • • 0 I• • (g) Detailed requirements. All fire dete c tion systems sha ll be of the closed-circuit type a nd shal l be electrically or mecnanically supe rvised. In addit ion, such systems shall com ply wi th the following: 1. All wiring shall conform to the require- me nt of the National Electric ·Code, 1975 Edition, a nd NFPA Pamphlet No. 72. 2. Audible alarms, of approved horn type, shall provided. In Group D Occupancies, audible and visual alarms shall be pro- vided. A. The operation of any detection devi ce shall cause all audi ble or visual alarms to operate. B. Visual and audible alarms shall be provided in occupancies housing the hard-of-h aring. c. Alarm-sounding devices shall be horns of an approved type. They shall provid a distinctive tone and sha ll be used for no other purpose than th t of a fire alarm. They s hal l be located so as to be effec- tively h ard abov 1 1 other sounds , by all the occupants, i n every occcupied space within the building . 3. A presignal system may b installed in Group D Occupanci a. Preaignal aya tema shall not be ins alled in oth r occupan- cie , unl as pprov d by the Oepartm nt nd Fire D partm nt • A. Where a pres ign l tw nty-four-hour shall be provid d at a by the Fir D par al rm signal c n b of fir or o h r -Ji - ua nc:y. d, ed •. • • ........ ... • • • • 4. Each floor shall be zoned separately. If the floor area exceeds twenty thou- sand (20,000) square fee~, additional zoning shall be provided. In no case shall the length of any zone exceed two hundred (200) feet in any ·direction. A. zoning indicator panels and controls shall be located as approved by the De- partme nt and F i re Department. Annunciators shall lock in until the system is reset. S. All systems shall be tested semiannually. A. Accurate logs shall be maintained on the premises indicating box numbers, location and type of devices tested. Any defect, modifi ~ tion or repair shall be logged and shall be available to the Fire Department. S ction 3809. Fire Alarm Systems. (a) Where required. A fire alarm system shall be required, installed and maintained in all new and existing A, B, C, D and H Occupancies. (See Section 3814 for existing building.) EXCEPTIONS: l. H Occupancies when less than five (5) i n height. 2. churches. 3. D y nurserie• and Group c Occupanciea wh n the occup nt load doea not xc d tw nty (20) raona and th building ia not more than one (1) atory in height nd ia con truct d of at least one-hour fir r siativ materiala. (b) Approv l. M nu l pull atationa ahall b pprov d for the par icular application and ahall b ua d for fir protectiv signaling pur • • only. Alar boxea ahall b paint d d • inc iv r d color. -; - • • - • • • • (c) Detailed requirements. Fire alarm systems shall be of the closed-circuit type and shall be electrically or mechanically supervis ed. In addition, such systems shall comply with the following: 1. All wiring shall conform to the require- ments of the 1975 Edition of National Electric Code and NFPA Pamphlet No. 72. 2. Audible alarms, of the approved horn type, shall be provided. In Group D Occupancies, audible and visual alarms shall be provided. A. The operation of any fire alarm device 'shall cause all audible or visual alarms to operate. B. Visual and audible alarms shall be provided in occupancies housing the hard- of-hearing. c. Alarm-sounding devices shall be horns of the approved type. They shall provide a distinctive tone and shall be used for no other purpose than that of an alarm of fire. They shall be of such character and ao located as to be effectively heard above all other sound, by all the occupants, in ev ry occupied space within the building. 3. A presignal aystem may be installed in Group o Occupancies. Preaignal systema shall not be installed in other occupancies, unless pproved by the Department and Fire Dep rtm nt. A. Wh r a pr aign l ayetem ia inatalled, tw nty-four hour pereonn l supervision sh ll b provid d at a loc tion deaignated by the rtm nt in order that the alarm n b actu ted in the vent of fire m rg ncy. -8 - • • , ...... • • 0 • 4. The height of ma nual pull station boxes shall not be more than four (4) feet, measured vertically from the floor level. 5. Each fl o or shall be zoned separately. If the floor area exceeds twenty thousand (20,000) square feet, additional zoning shall b e provided. In no case shall the length of any zone exceed two hundred (200) fe e t in any direction. A. Zoning indicator panels and controls shall be located as approved by the Depar - ment and Fire Department. Annunciators shall lock in until the system is reset. 6. All syste ms shall be tested semiannually. A. Accurate logs shall be maintained on the pr e mises i ndicati ng b9X nUmber, loca- t i on a nd type of device tested. Any d efe c t, modif i cation or repair shall be logged and s hall b available to the Fire Departme nt. (d) LOcation. Manual pull stations shall be located in e ach c o rr i dor of each story, base - ment or c e llar so that from each corridor door not more than o n e hundred (100) feet will be trave rsed i n ord r to r a ch a manual station. Sta tio n s s hall be locat d as n e ar as poss i ble to, and not more than f i v (S) f eet from, (•) e ach s ta ir exit . Wh r corridors are not provi d ed, manual s tat ions shall be located so that no point in the buil d ing i s mo r than o n hundr d (100) f t from a s t ation . Wh r stag is provid d, a a n u al p u ll station shall b locat d dj c nt to the l i ghtin g control panel. M nual pull s ation s shall b locat d t or ne r each x i t f rom the building. Coding . Cod d sta conformanc vi h th -9 - o n e aha ll be coded i n par icular s tand a rd(•). . , • • - .. • • • • 0 • (f) Power supply. Electric power supply shall be provided from the most reliable source obtain- able at the building. The power supply for the fire detection systems shall be provided at a point ahead of the main disconnect. Section 3810. Carbon Dioxide (C02) and Dry Chemical Systems. (a) Wh ere required. co 2 or dry chemical systems shall be required and installed in range hoods and connecting duct systems where used in conjunction with frying and cooling operations in all food preparation centers within any Group A through H Occupancy. EXCEPTIONS: . 1. Single-story new or existing restaurants, Group F Occupancy, with an occupant load of less than fifty (50), as determined by Table 33-A of this Building Code. 2. Churches, when the food preparation center is not used more than eight (8) hours per week. 3. Schools, when the food preparation center is not used more than eight (8) hours per w ek. 4. Dwelling units. (b) Definitions. For purpose• of this S ction, th following d finitiona sh 11 apply: "C02" shall m an carbon dioxide 9 s • "Dry ch mic l" shall m an any approv d dry ch mical us d for extingu ishing fir a. -10 - "' - • • . . • • • • 0 • {c) Detailed requirements (general). All required systems shall comply with the following, in- cluding an operational test: 1. Where natural or liquefied petroleum gas is used in conjunction with cooking appliances, a manua l reset safety valve shall be installed on the gas service line to prevent the gas from flowing into the burner or pilot in the event of failure or shutdown. 2. A manual station controlling the extin- guishing system shall be located at or near one (1) of the exits from the area, and in no case nearer than ten (10) feet from the range hood unless approved by the Department. 3. Manual station shall be securely mounted not less than four (4) feet from the floor. 4. All range with fir quired by automatic least one hoods and duct systems quipped extinguishing systems, as re- this section, shall provide both and manual actuation and at (l) alarm device. 5. The syst m shall be maintained in full operating capacity as required by thia Building Code and shall be aervic d ev ry six (6) months. A sign posted adjac nt to th ayst m shall indicat the operation of th aya 6. All nozzl a ahall be cceaaible for cleaning nd r plac m nt. (d) D ta il d dd1 ion th oll l. nta (C02) ayat •· In r quir nta of thia chap er, •hall pply1 approved and installed with r quir n a of thia re pplicable, in accord- • andarda. -11 - • • ....... • • • • 0 - 2. Where mult i ple hoods are served, each hood shall prov ide a separate actuator and a separate C02 supply. 3. The are a o f any hood shall be calculated on the basis of a square or rectangle, r egardless of shape. 4. Total C02 requirements for hoods shall be calculated on the following accumu- lative basis: A. Open area of hood (square feet) T 0.6 =pounds of C02. B. Volume of hood (cubic feet) Minimum depth Of 2 feet) T 8.0 + pounds Of C02. c. Hood s locate d over liquid surface operations. Li quid surface area (square feet) T 0.4 = pounds Of C02 (10 pounds minimum). D. Vo l ume Of plenum (cubic feet) T a.o pou nds of C02. E. Vo l ume of duct to fire damper (cubic feet) T a.o a pounds Of C02- F. Du c t abov fir damper, mi n i mum ten (10) pou nd of co 2 . G. In addi t i on to the calculations, an a ddition l t n (1 0 ) pounds of C02 shall be provid d s a aaf ty factor . 5. ctivation of t h e e xt i n guish ing ayat h na ah ll c a s to o p rat 1 h gas v lve shall ahu th p lot a n d u n r(e) off ; and the fir r shall actuat into h closed po ition . 6. d -12 - • • ' ....... • • • • 0 • 6. Dry chemical bottles shall be locate d at least fifteen (15) feet from range or range hood or as approved by· the Depart- ment and Fire Department. 7. A ten -pou nd approv d portable-type C02 extinguisher shall be provided and loc- ated not mor than fifteen (15) feet and not less than ten (10) feet from the ha zard . Section 3811. Fire Hydrants. Fire hydrants install d on public or private property shall be located and installed as di rected by the Fire Department . Hydrants shall conform to the standards of the u i lity Director and the Fire Department. Hydrants s hall not be instal led on a wat e r main of less th~n six (6) inches in diameter. All hydrants shal l be painted in con- formance with the requirements of the Utility Director. Sect ion 3812. Servic Station Inside Buildings. (a) Where requir ed . A carbon dioxide system s hall be i n tall d wh re gasoline pumps are located 1nsid any building or structure. (b) D tailed r quir ments. The shall b controlled by a d vice with a thirty-second delay and hall be quipp d with n audibl and visual loca d on bolh th interior nd x en lo ur • The fire prot ction sys m int rlocked with the ven ilating nd th ov rh ad door or doors so hat, v nt of fire, th v n ila ing syat om tic lly ahu of! nd h ov rh ad doo r doors will cl e . Sec ion 3813. C ntral S a iona . -14 - . ' • • ......... ..... ·. : .. • • • ·, • (a) Central stations required. All requ ired fire protec tion systems shall be connected to an approved central station, or the City alarm signaling system when appro~ed by the Fire Department. EX CE PTIONS: 1. E, F and G Oc c upancies. 2. Carbon Dioxide systems in range hoods. 3. Standpipes . 4. H Occupancy when less than five (5) stories in height. (b) Responsibility. The architect or engineer designing a ~·ild ing or structure shall note upon the drawings a nd spe cifications, as approved by the Department, that a central alarm station tie-in be provided, where re- quired by this c h apter. It shall be the responsibility of the owner of such building or structure to provide this service. Section 3814 . Existing Building Compliance (Fire D t ction and Alarm Systems). (a) L gal. This chapter of the Building Code shall becom in force upon final passage of this o rdinance by Ci ty Council. EXCEPTION: Th requiremen ts in the following s ctions for e xisting buildings or atructur a shall b completed not later than January 1, 1975 : Sec ion 3808, Fir D t ction Syatenu1. S c ion 3809, ir Alarm Syat ms . -15 - ' I • . • • , - '' • • 0 • Delete Chapter 3, Sections 3-3-1 through 3-3-17; pages 75 through 81 of "'69 E.M.C."(Replaced by a separate ordinance UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS, 1973 EDITION in unity with the Metro area.) Adopt a new Chapter 3 as follows: (Index) CHAPTER 3 ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS SECTION SUBJECT 3-3-1 3-3-2 Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Adopted. Specific Changes in Adopted Code. -------------- 3-3-1: UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS ADOPTED. Page 75 -"'69 E.M.C."(Standard operating procedure, Ordinance in unity with the Metro Arca.) Chapters l through 9 of the "Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings, 1973 Edition," are hereby adopted by reference, with the same force and eff ct s if the same w re fully set forth her in, subject to the exceptions, thereto, hereinafter set forth. 3-3-2: SPECIFIC CHANGES IN ADOPTED CODE. (Nee ssary modification for h ordinance to conform to City pro- c dur s.) The following m nta re h Cod for th Edi on, h r in Of dop ng a, dific tions and amend- proviaiona of the Uni orm D ng roua Buildings, 1973 d: 1. c ion 205, Bo rd o Ap ala. Pa9 roua Buil dings. (Bo rd o Ad)ua nt and in d n Zoning r gula ions.) -l • • ' - • • • • 0 I• • 2. Section 80l(a) Page 2 -Dangerous Buildings. (Clarification) In the first sentence delete the words, "therefor to the Director of Public Works" and the words, "under the directi on of said Director". Delete sub-section (b) Page 2 -Dangerous Buildings. (Cost procedure in Section 901.) · 3. Delete Section 802. Page 24 -Dangerous Buildings. (To conform with City procedure.) 4. Delete Chapter 9, Sections 901 through 912, Pages 25 through 27 -Dangerous Buildings. (New sections written to provide conformity with City procedures.) New Sections 901, 902, 903 and 904 are as follows: Section 901. NOTICE OF COSTS. When any costs are inc rr ed by ·the City in causing the repair or demolition of any building done pursuant to the provisions of Section 70l(c) 3. of this Code, the City Manager shall cause a state- ment to be prepar d by the Director of Finance showing the whole cost of repairing or demolition of any building, plus fifteen per cent (15%) administrative costs and such sta ment shall be mailed to the prop- rty owner(s) with instructions that said statement will be paid in full plus costs within thirty (30) d ys of said mailing date. S ction 902. ASSESSMENT If, aft r hirty (30) d ys from such mailing , th full arr.cunt of uch statement is not paid, City Manag r hall inform City Council of such and the Council sh 11, thereupon, enact an ordin nc ass ssing th whole ount of such state- n , plus an addition l t n (10%) of such un , h lots or tr eta of r alty to hich such nt shall pp r ain. Upon final pa ag of ch ordin nc , a copy h r o shall a nt to ach having r cord r st in any r alty upon d th Oir ctor of Financ -17 - • • ' - • • • • I• • s hall certify such assessment to the County Treasurer who shall collect such assessments in the same manner as a d valorem taxes are collecte d. Section 903 . ASSESSMENTS A LIEN. All such assessments shall constitute, from the e ffe cti ve date of the assessing ordinance, a perpetual lie n in the several amounts assessed against each lot or tract of land, and shall have priority over all liens excepting general tax l iens and prior special assessments. No delays, mistakes, errors or irregularities in any act or proc e eding authorized herein shall prejud ice or invalidate any final assessment; but the same may be remedied by subsequent amend- acts or proceedings, as the case may r e quire. when so r e medied, the same shall take effect as of the d a te of the original act or proceeding. S ection 904. OTHER REMEDIES. The amount o f any unpaid charge, plus all penal i e s added thereto, shall constitute a debt due the City. The City Attorney shall, at the direction of the City Manager, institute civil suit i n the name of the City to recover such charges and penalties. Such remedy shall be cumu lat i v e with all othe r remedies, including pro sec ution in Mun icipal Court, for each and every v i o lation of thi s Chapter. Dele t e Ch a p ter 4 , s ction 3-4-1 through 3-4-5; pages 83 and 84 of "' 69 E.M . c. "(Mat rials in this Chapter, "Alternate M t rials and thods" ar contained in S ction 106 -page 25 o f the uni- form Building Code.) Th 1970 M chanic a l Code, 1970 Edition, w a d l t d, s c ion J-2-2, page 74.1 ot "'69 E .M.C." Ad opt a n w Ch pter 4 a foll s: -18 - • • • • • 0 • (Index) Chapter 4 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE SECTION SUBJECT 3-4-1 Uniform Mec hanical Code Adopted. 3-4-2 Specific Changes in Adopted Code. 3-4-1: -------------- UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE ADOPTED. (UMC) (Standard Operating procedure.) Chapters 1 through 22 of the "Uniform Mechanical Code, 1973 Edition", together with the appendices contained therein, are hereby adopted by reference, with the same force and effect as if the same were fully set forth herein, subject to the exceptions, modifications and amendments thereto hereafter set forth. 3-4-2: SPECIFIC CHANGES IN ADOPTED CODE. (Necessary changes in the Uniform Mechanical Code.) The following specific changes, modifications and amendments are hereby mad in the provisions of the Uniform Mechanical Code, 1973 Edition, hereinabove adopted: l. S ection 303 (b) Pag 7 -UMC (Needed to conform with Uniform Building Code.) In the first sent nc d lete th word "60" and subs itut "120". 2. Sub-s ction (d) Page 7 -UMC (Fees del ted.) In th first sentence d l te th words, "specifi d i n S ction 304 ... Sec tion 304. P g s 9 and 10 n1 fonn Building C ) a n n c , let h ction "t his s tion" and itut Bu ilding Cod ' -1 9 - -UMC (N d d o conform A th nd of the first b ginning with the words, th words, "the Uniform •. • • - ' • • • • 0 I• - 3. Section 802. Page 50 -UMC. (Floor furnaces are a substantial hazard as a source of ignition and injury. Most jurisdictions prohibit this type of furnace.) Delete the words "floor furnace" where it appears in the Section. 4. Section 804. Page 51 -UMC. (Floor furnaces are a substantial hazard as a source of ignition and injury. Most jurisdictions prohibit this type of furnace.) Delete the entire section and substi- tute "FLOOR AND DUAL FLOOR FURNACES: The instal- lation of floor and dual floor furnaces is prohibited." 5. Section 1801. Page 118 -UMC. {Needed to comply with State and County Air Pollution regulations.) Add a second paragraph as follows: "Applications fo r permits to construct corrrnercial incinerators must be approved by the Air Pollution Department of State of Colorado, Tri-County Health Department and the Fire Department of the City of Englewood prior to construction." 6. Section 2124. Page 213 -UMC. {The inspection of boilers is done by the Division of Safety, State of Colorado). Delete the entire section. 7. Section 2125. Pages 213 and 214 -UMC. {This is done by h Division of Safety, State of Colorado). Delet th e ntire s ction. 8. Section 2126. Page 214 -UMC. (This is done by th Division of Saf ty, State of Colorado) Del t the n ire section. D let Chapt r 5, S ctions 3-5-1 through 3-5-3: pages 85 nd 8 of "'69 E.M.c. "(Ins ction and Occupancy re contain d ins ctions 304, 305, and 06 -P g • 33 hrough 35 of h Uniform Bu1ldin Cod .) D 1 t Chapt r 6, S through 0.1 -"'69 Sections 301, 302, Building c e) • c ions 3-6-1 hrough 3-6-5; p ges 87 .M.C."(P its and F • re contain d nd 03 -• 29 through 32 o the Un -20 - • • • • 0 I• • Adopt new Section 3-9-1. Page 99 of "' 69 E.M.C." (Standard operating procedure. Adopting 1973 Uniform Plumbing Code.) 3-9-1 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE ADOPTED Chapter l through 13 of the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1973 Edition, together with the appendices contained therein, are hereby adopted by reference , with the same force and effect as if the same were fully set forth herein, sub- ject to the xceptions, modifications and amendments thereto h reinafter set forth. Adopt news ction 3-9-2. Pages 99 through 100.l of "'69 E.M.C." (Necessary changes in code to comply with the State Plumbing Cod .) 3-9-2 SPECIFIC CHANGES IN ADOPTED CODE The following sp cific change , modifications and amend- ments are h reby made in the provisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1973 Edition, hereinabove adopted: 1. Section 910. Page 68, Uniform Plumbing Code. Add a second par graph as follows: 2. Food Wa ste Disposer Mandatory. New structure• arrang d or intended to b us d for purpose• which develop food wastes in th dir ct preparation of food in occupancies such as: dwellinga, restauranta, ho ls, boarding houses, hospital• and similar occu- pancies, shall provide food wast disposal equipm nt for such wi hin the prcmis s. Existing structures conv r d or alter d to th uses d scribed above n ed not m the r quir ments of this Section unl as such struc ur s ar provid d with new facilities for the abov purposes. Code. Add N w structur s arrang d d for purposes wh ch d v lop food pr p ration of food in occup ncies stauranta, hot la boarding houa a, -21 - "' - • • , ' • • 0 I• • hospitals, and s imilar occupancies, shall provide food waste disposal equipment for sµch purposes within the premises. Existing struc tures converted or altered to the uses described above n eed not meet t~e requirements of this Section unless such structures are provided with new facilities for the above purposes. Delete Chapter 10, Sections 3-10-1 through 3-10-14; Pages 101 through 107 of "'69 E .M.C." (Material deleted is a duplication of information in t he text of the National Electrical Code and the permit information contained i n Chapter 3 of the 1973 Uni- form Buildi ng Code.) Substitute the following: Section 3-10-1 , page 101 of "'69 E.M.C." (In effect previously.) 3 -10-1 SCOPE OF ELECTRICAL CODE The provisions of this Chapter, known as the Electrical Code shall apply to the installation and maintenance of all electrical wiring, materials, fittings, devices, appliances, fixtures and aparatus, within or on publ ic and private buildings, structures and premises. Section 3-10-2 , page 101 of "'69 E.M.C." (Standard Operating procedure.) National Electrical Code, 1975 Edition, adopted. 3-10-2 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, 1975 EDITION, ADOPTED Chapters l through 9 of the "National Electrical Code, 1975 Edition•, tog ther with the appendices contained th rein, ar hereby adopted by reference, wi th the aarne fore and ef f ct as if th same were fully set forth her in, subject to the modifications thereto h reaft r a t forth. S ction 3-10-3, pg 101 of "'69 E.M.C." (Nee aaary modifications for th us of lectrical ma eri la for safety.) Specific Mod ification to Adopt d Cod • 3-10-3 SP IFIC OOIFICATIONS TO ADOPTED COO Th following l!IOd fie tions re h r by mad in the prov sions of th N tional l ctrical Code, 1975 Edition, her in bove dopt d: l. Pg 101 of "'69 .M.C." (In ff c pr vioualy.) All el ctric wiring h reafter nstalled, including addi ions, x nsiona or ch ng s in existing wir ing, ua d for th ran miaaion of el ctric en rgy for . ... -2;t - ,,, - • • ( • • 0 • for light, heat or power in or on all buildings located within the city, shall be installed by the use of the following materials, to-wit: (a) No n-metal lic sheathed cable of approve d type. (b) Rigid metal conduit. (c) Electrical metallic tubing. (d) surface m tal raceway. (e) Under floor raceway. (f) Wireways. (g) Busways. It is expressly provided, however, that in all pub lic buildings, corrrnercial and industrial buildings, Group H Occupancy and in fire zones number l and 2, wiring installation shall use only methods (b) to (g) inclusive; and it is further expressly provided that all outside wiring on all building exteriors shall be done through the use of m thoda (b), (c) and (d) only. 2. Page 102.l (j) of "'69 E.M.C." (Needed for saf ty. In effect previously). All over-curr nt d vie a sh 11 be of the tamp r-resistant type. 3. (Aluminum wiring is prohibited by most juris- dictions and ha• b en upheld as b ing dangerous by th Californi Supr court.) Th ins lla ion 4. of aluminum or co p cl d alumin conductors, mall r in aiz ban number two (2), erica.n g ug , ia prohiblt d. wiring is prohibit d by juriadic ions ld • b ing dang roua by th Court). Alu.min • rvice i ht (8), rica.n wir 9au9 , or all d in single pplianc br nch one hundr d fif y (150) vol •· -23 - • • - - • • • 0 - Section 3-10-4, page 105 of "'69 E.M.C." (In effect previously) Inspections; Hidden Work. 3-10-4 INSPECTIONS; HIDDEN WORK When any part of the wiring installation is to be hidden from view by the permanent placement -of parts of the building, the person installing the wiring shall not ify the Electrical Inspector , and such parts of the wiring installation shall not be concealed until the same have been inspected and approved. On large installations wh ere the concealment of parts of the wir ing proc eeds continuously, the person in- stalling the wiring shall give the Inspection Divi- sion due notice, and inspections shall be made periodically during the progress of the work. The inspector shall have the power to remove, or requ ire the removal of, any electrical wiring or equipment. Section 3-10-5, page 107 of "'69 E.M.C." (Adopted previously, needed for safety.) Unlawful Acts. 3-10-5 UNLAWFUL ACTS It shall be unlawful for any person to make any connection from a source of electrical energy or to supply electric service to any electric wiring, devices, appliances or equipment which has been disconnected or ordered to be discontinued until approval of the Electrical Inspector has b een obtained, authorizing the reconnection and use of such wiring, devices, appliances or equipment. AM.ENDING TITLE IX -CHAPTER 3 -Pag 286 -"'69 E.M.C." section 9-3-2, p ge 286 -»'69 nd substi ute th following: ( Most contr ctora do not r n w th a job in he ci.ty. Thia could b Janu ry l.) .M.C." Del te sub-section (c) nalty clause unreasonable. ir lie nae unless they g t mor than 60 days fr (c) All l c ns s, exc p which r cancell d or Ad d lie n• revok d, m y be ren w d annually upon application and paym nt o th r quir d r n wal ee. n w aub- hold r Ctl.On s h (•) l 'J l s nt ed d to insur th conducting th buein ss.) -24 - • • • • I • • (e) A change in name, business designation or personnel of a license shall have the legal effect of trans- ferring the license and of operating without a license. Therefore, all such changes shall be reported by the licensee to the Department within thirty (30) days after making such change. 1. Incorporation or change in incorporation creating a new legal entity which requires a license even though one or more stock- holders or directors have a license. 2. The organization of a partnership or the change in a partnership creating a legal entity, which r quires a new license, even though one or more of the partners are licensed. 3. The dissolution o f a corporation or partnership which has been licensed , tcrmina es the license and no ind ividual or firm may o p rate under such license. Section 9-3-3 (a), page 286 of "' 69 E.M.C." Delete the word "Lie nse Offic r" wh re it appe rs in the paragr ph and substi tute •Chi f Building Insp ctor". (There is no License Offic r.) Section 9-3-22. pages 287 and 288 of "'69 E.M.c.• (Contractor lie ns f • r incr as d. The f • have r ain d the s e since 1965.) Adopt n w • ction as foll •: 9-3-22 CI>.SS ; TYPES 0 CONTRACTORS • (Curr nt F s) For th purpose of r gula ng and licensing contractors, such rad • re div i d d n o cl •• • aa follows: Lie Unl it d: Th for h• nee. L d: Th 0 to con ract ion or r p irin n contract pr c -25 - • • ' • • • • 0 • does not exceed $50,000. The annual license fee shall be $50.00. *(40.00) CLASS III. Jobber contractors' License: The license shall entitle the holder thereof to contract for the building, construction, alteration or repairing of buildings or structures in the contract price does not exceed $5,000. The annual license fee shall be $25.00 *($20.00) CLASS IV. Sub-contractors' License: The license shall entitle the holder thereof to engage in contracting for labor or for labor and material, involving only one trade or group of related trades, such as the following: masonry, plaster, cement, elevator, roofing, water- proofing, excavation, heating, ventilating, air-condi- tioning, residing contractors and similar sub-contractors. The annual license fee shal l be $25.00. *($20.00) A concrete contractor performing any work on city property shall comply with Section 12-2-2 of the Muni- cipal Code by obtaining an annual performance bond in the amount of $2,000. CLASS V. Special Contractors' License: The license shall en itle the holder thereof to contract for one particular cl s of work. The annual license f e shall be $25.00. *($20 .00) Sign contractor shall furniah insurance and bonda aa r quired by Section 22.5-11-f.2 of th zoning Ordinanc • 81 Th 11c ns o d al in ahall be -2 ntitle the hold r on rials. o eking y wr ck auch or • • - - • • 0 • CLASS VI. Drainlayers' Licenses: The license shall entitle the holder thereof to lay sewer lines and to tap to the sewer main, but in no case perform any plumbing. The fee for such license shall be $25.00. * ($20.00). Each application for a license shall be accompanied by a surety bond in the amount· of $1,000 given to indemnify the City against any damage or liability it may incur as a result of any act or omiss ion of the licensee, his agent, representative or employee. Adopt a new Section 9-3-23, page 289 of "'69 E.M.C." (Clari- fication on licensing requirements.) 9-3 -23 PLUMBING CONTRACTORS LICENSE; FEE; BOND (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the Plumbing Contract "ng Business in the City of Englewood without first obtaining a license there- for from the Chief Building Inspector. Applicants for a Plumbing Contractors' License shall be licensed as a Master Plumber by the State of Colorado. (b) The annual license fee shall be $50.00. "' - (c) Each pplica ion for a license shall be accompani d by a sur ty bond in the amount of $1,000 given to ind mnify th City against any dama9 or liability it m y incur as a r sult of any act or cniasion of the lie n e, his agent, r pr a nt tiVf! or ploy (d) ( ) It hall b unlawful for j ourn yman p l r i n h ob ainin9 a c urr n Journ Stat o f Co l o rado. any peraon to work u a City of En9l d without Pl ra Lie na r 1• peraon ·who work• . ploy o a pl 1n9 •uperv1•ion and in a )Ourn yt11.an or at r -27 - h •. • • • • • 0 • (f) Each contractor shall have in his possessio n, when working in the City, his Englewood Plumbing c o ntractors ' License card. A Journeyman Plumber shall have in his pos s ession, when working in the City, his State o f colroad Journeymans License Card. Adopt a new Section 9-3-24 , page 289 of "'69 E.M.C." (Clari- fication on licens ing requir emen ts and regulations concerning apprentices.) 9-3 -2 4 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS' LICENSE; FE&S (a ) It shall be unlawf ul for any person to engage in the electr ica l contracting business in the City of Englewood without first obtaining a license therefor from the Chief Building Inspector. Applicants for an electr ical contractors license shall be licensed as a Ma . ~~r El ectrician by he State of Colorado. (b) The annual lie ns fc shall be $50.00. (c) It hall be unlaw ul for any person to work as a Journeym an elec rician in the City of En glewood i hout aining a current Journeyman's Electrical Lie ns th Stat of Colorado. (d) lee rician i• a p rson who works at trade a s an employee of an El ctrical h dir ct aup rviaion and in th aenc of a journeyman or mast r (e) ( ) s -3-5 th in llation and ~ain nanc ir alarm, burglar ala nd 11 ei naling •Y• wh r ·ol t 9 do • not xc d 4 vol ta shall sub-con ractor by h City of d 9--2 • p • 2 9-2 o ot •'69 .K.c.• -28 - "' - • • -• • - RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING THE EW PO ITIONS OF APPRENTICE OPERATOR AND CHIEF PLANT OPERA7 0 R. WHEREAS, he Board of Career Service in their meeting of December 19, 1974, recom ended that the position titles of Appren tice Ope ra or and Chief Plant Ope rator be approved. NOW, THEREFORE, BE THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, tha established: DEPARTMENT Utilities E OLVED BY THE CITY CO NCI~ OF he followin posi ion ti les be llEW TITLE GRADE Appren ice Ope ra or Utilities Chief Plant Operator 7 flayor ATTEST: x orricl o c!•y c~ ri-freasurer or • C i a OV o. • • , -• 0 • RESOL TION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTIO RECOMMENDING THE EW PO ITIONS OF APPRE T C OPERATO AND CHIEF PLA T OPERA~OR. WHEREAS, he Board of Career Service in heir ee in of Dece ber 19, 19 4, reco ~e ded hat e o i ion i le~ or Appren ice Opera o r and Chief Plan 0 era or e ap roved . N I THEREFORE, BE IT THE CITY OF E,GLE OOD, +hat e es a li hed: DEPART ENT u 111 s A ITLE H cr~y c ' CIL OF osition itlec ~ GRADE 0 era or 111 ies 1 f lan Operate A P ED A D APPR " thi 2 th da of anuary, :~ry . Uayor ATTEST: ex officio 4 l•y Cl • • • 0 I • • RES LU':':l N NO. A RESOL1:7ION RECCP-.Efl' ! G THE . EW PO :T!"N" F APPPE :-:c:= OP ERA O. A~ CHIEF P AN':' opvq 7~?. WHEREAS, the Board of Career Se rvice in their ~00 ing of December 19, 10 l, reco r 0 nded hat t e o i ion tit::.e~ n r Apprentice 0 era or and Chi~f 1::.a Operator be a proved 'CV', THEREFORE, BE T ?V y "'HE c rry ccn ·i::-: CF THE CITY OF :S'<GLEW::JOD. "ha . osi ion + i _.: OC' ,_ c . establish d: DEPART .!ENT n:w ""'~"",. 'V l. --..._ _, GRADE :!.li tios :'pren•ice Op erator tili ies Chief ::.an Operator 7 A~ PTE~ AD APP?·~~ t~i? 20th day of January, _o ~~- 'layer ATTEST: ex "' - • • ( • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDI ANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING AND BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public street located entirely within the City of Englewood, Colo-rado; and WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular meeting of December 3, 1974 that said public street be vaca -ted; and WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafter described no longer serves any useful purpose and the vaca- ti on thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said public right of way without an established public road; and HEREAS said pu lie right of way as hereinafter more full described does not constitute a boundary line be- tween the Cit of Englewood and any county or any other mun i -cipality . .'O THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU . 'CIL OF TH CITY OF E. GLEWOOD, COLORA , as fol lo l. That th follo in de cribed portion of South Lipan tr e located 1 hin he Cit of En lewood, Arapahoe Count , Co - lorado be and th me 1s here y vacated, to wit: Be inn1n he E corner of the · l · • • • ....... 1 • • • • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, arl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 19 5. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ·2 · • • - ( • • • I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR A ORDJ ANCE VACATING A PO~TION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING AND BEI G NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public street located entirely within he City of Englewood, Colo- rado; and ;- WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Collllllis~ion of the City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular eeting of December 3, 19 4 that said public street be vaca- ted; and WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafter de cribed no longer serves any useful purpose and the vaca- tion hereof will not leave any realty adjoining said public right of way without an e tablished public road; and WHEREA said pu lie right of way as hereinafter ore full described doe not constitute a boundary lin be- t een the C1ty of En lewood and an county or any other un1- cipality. 0 THEREFORE B TT ORDAl ED BY THE CITY COU.'CIL OF THE CITY OF E,'GL ~ODD, COLOR.AD , a follo 1. That th loc ad lor do follo in i h1n the e and th cr1 ed portion of South Lipan re of En le ood, Arapaho Coun y, Co - i h e y vaca ed, to i ·l - • • r ( • • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 1975. Publ ish ed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl ollenberge r, do hereb certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 20th day of January, 19 5. ex officio City Cierk -Trea urer ·2 · • • , • • ( • - I TRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 14, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELAT I G TO A NUAL MILITARY LEAVE; PAY- MENT FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15 ) DAYS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 14, Chapt er 4, Title V, 19 69 E.M.C. is hereby amended t o read as fo llows : 5-4-14 MILIT . R LEAVE (a) e . lntroduc d, r ad 1n ull and pa r din on th 20th d y of J nuary, 1975. ·1 - er. who l d on f1r t • • ( • • • - Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of January, 1975. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing i a rue, accurate and co•plete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, in roduced, read in full, and passed on first readin on the 20 ~day of January, 1975. ex off1c10 Cit Clerk-Trea urer • • • • r • ,,. - 0 • I TRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~- A BILL FOR A ORDINANCE AME DING SECTIO 14, CHAPTER 4 , TITLE OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATI G TO A UAL MILITA RY LEAVE; PAY- MENT FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15) DAYS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Se c tion 14, Chapter 4, Title V, 1969 .M.C. is hereby a ended to read a follows: 5 -4 -14 MI LIT AR L A E trodu r on 20 -1 - or proba i onary mp loy ee ed into the ilit r , nd pa u s. d 0 • ...... • • • • 0 • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of January, 19 5. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer I, Karl , ollenberger, do hereby certify that he above and foregoing is a true, accurate and comple e copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, int rodu ced, read in full, nd passed on fir t readin g on the 20 h day of January, 19 5. ex off1c10 City Clerk-Trea urer ·2 · • • - • • • • 0 • I TRODUCED AS A BILL BY CO UNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC TION 14, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATI NG TO ANNUAL MILITARY LEAVE; PAY - MENT FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15) DAYS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows : Section 1. - That Se c tion 14, Chapter 4, Title V, 196 9 E.M.C. is hereby am e nded to read as follows: 5-4-14 MILITARY LEA VE ln t rodu d, r ad 1n ull and pa r din on t h 20th d y of J nua r , 19 S. -1 • d on fn • • ' - • • 0 • Published as a Bill for an Ordinanc e on the Z3rd day of January, 19~5 . MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Karl ollenberger, do hereby certify tha the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinanc , introduced, read in full, and passed on first readin • o n the ZOth day of January, 1 975. ex officio Cit ·2· • • •