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THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 15, 1975
7:30 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Kurt P. Nemitz,
General Church of the New Jerusalem , pledge of
allegiance by Boy Scout Troop No. 154, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
~Minutes of the regular meeting of September 2,
19 75, (f'opies enc lo ed.)
2. Visitors.
,.ka-1 fr. Werner Schnackenberg, 4601 South Bannock,
representing Baha"i' Faith, will be present to
receive a proclamation designating September 21,
1975 as World Pea Day. (Copies enclo ed.)
.fb") Mr. Gene Coop r, Chairman of the Arapahoe County
Tak Force on Alcohol Probl ms Inc., will be
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September 1~ Agenda
3. Public Hearing.
concerning the application for a 3.2 beer
license by the MBF Corporation d /b /a Deadwood
Diggins Ltd., 3550 South Broadway. (Copies
enclosed.)
4. Communications -No Action Recommended.
5.
(a) Minutes o f the Council Audit Selection meetings
of August 20 and August 25, 1975. (Copies
enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Electi on Commission Board
meeting of September 5, 1975. 'Copies
enclosed.)
(c) Minutes of the Police Pension Board meetings
o f August 14 and August 20, 1975. (Copies
enclosed.)
(d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning meetings
of August 12, August 19, and August 26, 1975.
(C opies enclosed.)
(e) inancial report for the month of August,
1975. (Av ailable at session.)
(f) Memorandum from the Assistant Director of
COlllJllunity Dev lopment concerning facility
r qu irements at amu ement facilitie .
(Copies en lo ed.)
Conununi a ti on -Action R COGllll nd d.
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5 . Commun ic a t ions -Action Recommended (C ontinued ).
(b ) Me morandum f rom the Planning and Zoning
Comm i ssion to the Englewood City Council
re g arding action on the I-3 Industrial Zone
Dist r i ct. (Cop i es enclosed.)
(c) Letter from the Arapahoe Mental Health
Center concerning f unding request f or 1976
Budge t. (r,opies enclosed .)
, 6. C'ity Attorney.
Bills f or Ord i nanc e s.
de fi n i n g party wal l i n t he Comprehensive
Zon i ng Or d i na nce. (Cop ies enclosed.)
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September 15 Agenda
8. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor's Ch oice.
(b) Council Member's Ch oice.
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9. Adjournment .
ANDY MC COWN
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CITY OF EN GLE WOOD , COLORADO
SEPTEMBER 15, 1975
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County ,
Colorado , met in regular session on September 15 , 1975 at 7 :30 P .M.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Rev. David Hunter , Hampden Hills
Baptist Church . The pledge of allegiance was led by Boy Scout
Troop 154 which is sponsored by the Englewood Volunteer Fire
Department .
The Mayor assked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll ,
the following were present:
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Blessing , Brown , Clayton, ~~'
and Taylor . d Mann .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declae ed a quorum present .
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Alsoop peB ent were: City Manager Mccown
Assistant City Manager lollenberger
City Attorney Berardini
Director of Finance Jam
De uty City Cl r Johann! on
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Vern Shoup was pfesent , representing a Senior Citizens
Group , to receive a proclamation from the City of Englewood .
Mayor Taylor read the proclamation proclaiming September 25 ,
1975 , as Senior Citizens Day .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MAN~ SECONDED A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE PROCLAMATION AND PROCLAIM SEPTEMBER 25 ,
1975 AS SENIOR CITIZENS DAYS . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as followsS
AYES: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton, Taylor ,
Ma nn, Blessing , Brown .
NAYS : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr . Shoup made some comments and thanked Council for the
Proclamation .
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Mr . Werner Schnackenberg , 4601 So oth Bannock , was intro-
duced. He received a Proclamation from the Mayor proclaiming
September 21 , 1975, as World Peace Day .
COUNCILMAN MA MOVE!) AND COU GILMAN BLESSI G SECONDt:.D A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE PROCLAMATIO AND PROCLAIM SEPTEMHcR 21 ,
197~ AS WORLD PEACE DAY . U on a call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows :
AYES: Council Mem er Jone , Sovern , Clayton , Taylor ,
Mann, Ul ss1n , Drowr .
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before year 's end . He said that the group is working with the
City of Aurora, a.ad-DRCOG , and the State Department of Health
in developing the program . In response to Council questions
regarding funding , Mr . Drury said that they are currently
running on contributions and that Arapahoe Count~ funding has
not been acted on yet . He also stated that the ~tate 6 budget
cuts have not affected their program as of yet .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SEC01W£D A
MOTION TO CONTRIBUTE $3500 WHICH WAS SET ASIDE FOR THE ADCOHOL
DETOXIFICATION PROGRAM FROM THE LI UOR OCCUPATIONAL TAX FOR THE
YEAR 1976 .
In response to Councilman Clayton 's question regarding the
make -up of the Board , Mr . Drury staed d that the Board was picked ,
trying to ge a cros s s eecton of persons in Arapahoe County . He
also stated that a member from the City 6f Englewood Council
should be on the Board since the City has appropriated a
contribution to the program .
Councilmen Brown and Sovern commended Mr . Drury on the
work that the program has set out to do .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
AYES : Council Members Jones ,SSovern , Clayton, Tay ~or
Mann , Blessing , Brown .
AYS: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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A R T TO TWO-WAY RAF IC.
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(1) Bus iness on south Sherman Street would benefit .
(2) Even though the street is marked one way , he 's seen
a lot of two way traffic . 1(
(3) He doesn't see a need for a one way street in this
area .
(4) There are a large numbe r o f accide n ts at the inter-
s ection of 285 and Sherman Street . He indicated that in the
past three years there have been in excess of twenty accidents
per year.
Mr. Smith presented eleven petitions containing signatures
of resident s and businessmen in the affected area. He cit e d
the fol l owing reasons fo r wanting the change baakk to tw o way
traffic:
(1) The r e is a great deal of wrong way traffic .
(2) He doesn't see a reason for a short stretch of
Sherman t o be one way.
(3) There is a great deal of drag rading .
(4) A change would not prod uce any real traffic
as it is a residential street .
In response to Councilman Clayton 's questions , Mr .
stated that this is basically a residential area and it
suited to two wa y traffic . If it w re a primary ab ry
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED THAT CONSIDhRATION OF REVERTING
SOUTH SHERMAH STREET TO TWO WAY TRAFFIC BE TABLED .
After Council discussion , Councilman Blessing withdrew his
motion for a table . Councilman Sovern stated that two considera-
tions need to be made :
(1) Determine what the costs are for making this change .
(2) Have the Planning and Zoning Commission consider
this change and how i t will a f fect the Master Street Plan .
Councilman Brown stated that the City Council must be
concerned with the wishes of the c i tizens . He also stae ed that
parking may be a consi d eration . He asked that those people in
the audience that were for changing the South Sherman Street to
a two way street stand ; 11 people stood . He asked for those
who were against it to stand ; one person stood . Mr . Smith
stated that parking doesn 't seem to be a problem where residences
are on South Sherman Street . Mr . Murphy stae ed that he had talked
with the City Engineer (Sagrillo). Mr . Sagrillo had informally
said that South Sherman would be best off as a two way street .
In response to Councilman Mann 's questions , Mr . Murphy said that
one way traffic restricts traffic flow and access to properties .
He also stated that changing Sherman to two way traffic would
have no affect on his development , although the change would
help .
Councilman Mann stae ed that changing South Sherman to two
way traffic would give better access to the residenc s and busi-
nesses affect d .
U on call or the roll, he vo e on tne motion to s
Resolution o . 42 was s follows:
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AYS: Jone • Sov rn , Cl yton , Taylor , Brown , dless1n .
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Mr . Floyd Engeman and Thomas McKeon were present to request
a reissuance of a liquor license to Mr . McKeon at the Ground
Round Restaurant , 5180 South Broadway .
City Attorney Berardini explained the reissuanc e procedure
for the Ground Round . He stated that this is an unusual situ-
ation because the Ground Round is a subsidiary of Howard
Johnson.Because Howard Johnson has several outlets in the State
of Co&moaado, they must set up individuals to act as the licensee
at the various outlets . Because there is a provision in the
State Liquor Code which prohibits multiple licensing , ne said
that on the face of this there seems to be some financial question
relating to the legality of issuing licenses in these a ases , but
that the State has approved over one hundred of these types of
licenses over the past years .
Mr . Engeman stated that the Colorado Congress defeated a
bill in this year 's session which would have permitted multiple
ownershi for restaurants . Mr . Dolan , the Blfrect or of Revenues
for the State , said that the issue of multiple ownership of
liquor licenses is go ~n g to be reviewed . He said the licenses
situation existing now will remain status quo until Colorado
G.on P can make a decision in on of the future sessions • ..........
Mr . En eman stated that the license at the Ground Round has
been tn existence for over two years , an that it wa s initially
licensed with the approval of Council and the State under the
same financial pr~visions that exist now . Mr . Engeman Stated
that Mr . McKeon 's agr ement h d som changes which includ
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He will e r sponsi l for all costs of
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO GRANT THE REISSUANCE OF THE LIQUOR LICENSE TO
THOMAS M. MMKEON D/B/A AS THE GROUND ROUND RESTAURANT , 5180
SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
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AYES : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Taylor , Mann , Blessing .
NAYS : Council Members Brown and Clayton .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COU CILMAN CLAYTON SC.:CO DED A
MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM 6(d) RELATING TO A RESOLUTION FOR M. M.
SUMMERS DAY . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
AYES: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Taylor, Mann, Brown , Blessing .
NI Y : None .
The Mayor declared the motion c a rrie
RESOLUTION NO . 43 , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTIOl TO PROCLAIM SUI DAY , DEC~MBER 7 , 1975 , AS M. M.
SUMMERS DAY II THE CITY OF E GLEWOOO, COLORADO .
COU CILMAN 8 0 MOVE
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Pat Lee , 1171 W. Oxford , was present to represent St .
Louis Catholic Church in a qaquest for a Special Events Liquor
Permit . She stae ed that the church and school are requ e sting
a Special Events Permit in order to serve wine and beer atl their
annual spaghetti supper on November 15 , 1975 .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND lWUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION
TO SETAAPPUBLIC HEARING FOR OCTOBER 20 , 1975 , TO CONSIDER
ISSUING A SPECIAL EVENTS PERMIT TO ST . LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH
AND SCHOOL TO SERVE BEER AHD WINE ON HOVEMBER 15 , 1975 . Upon a
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
AYES : COUNCIL Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Taylor ,
Mann , Blessing , Brown .
AYS: !Jone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A
MOTIO TO APPROVE A REQUEST FOR REMODELING AT ARNY 'S LOUNGE
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3467 SOUTH BROADWAY .
Councilman Brown asked if it is legally oka~f Deputy
City Clerk Johannisson explained that the building department
woul issue a permit based on the plans received , and that
Mr . Arnold must comply with all building codes in the proposed
remodeling .
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Upon a call of the roll , the v boeeresulted as follows:
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Th yor eel red the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor ca l led for a recess at 9 :05 P .M.
Council recon vened at 9 :20 P .M.
Upon a call o f the ro ll, Council Membe r s Jones , Sove r n ,
Clayton , Mann , Br own, Blessing were present a nd Mayor Taylor
was absent . Mayor Pr o Tern Mann stated that May or Ta ylor had
taken ill and had to leave the meeting .
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Mayor Pro Tem Mann stated that the City Co un c i l wo u ld not
be acting on any water or sewer increases at thi s meeting .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HE RRING TO CONSIDER AN APPLICATION
FOR A 3 .2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR CONSUMPTION ON
THE PREMISE BY MBF CORPORATION D/B/A DEADWOOD DIG ~~NS , TO BE
LOCATED AT 3550 SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
AYES : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown .
NA :il:il: None .
ABSENT : Council Member Taylor .
Th Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
All participants in the public hearing gav testimony
n er oath .
illiarn D. James , Dir ctor of Finance for the City of
l woo , w recogn tte • He pre nted the facts which are
he MBF Inc . p l1ca ion .
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(5) An Agreement for Option , dated Ouly 1 , 1975 , giving
lease rights to the property pending approval of the application .
(6) Building plans have been submitted outlining antici -
pated remodeling of the facility .
(7) Articles of Incorporation are on file .
(8) The Police Department has conducted an inve t tiga i ~on
of the applicants and reports indicate that there are no records
or ~ on the applicants .
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(9) Notice of Public Hearing was published in the Englewood-
Herald Sentinel , August 21 , 1975 .
(10) The Department of Community
writing that the proposed use will comp
is B-1 Commercial . A correction to the
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velopment has stated in
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address in the letter was
(11) The applicant and his attorney Re tt notified in writing
on September 9 , 1975 that the applicat ~on was in good order and
prepared to be heard in a public hearing on September 15 , 1975 .
(12) A petition opposing issuance of a 3 .2 beer license at
this location was signed by 45 persons residing and/or working
in the neighborhood . The petition was circulated by Albert J .
Finer , 3524 South Broadway . Additional letters were received from
Albert J . Finer Louise M. Buchler , and C . Charles Buchler ,
3580 South Lincoln Street .
(13) A map of Englewood locating the proposed location of
the applicant 's business . Also located on the map are 3 .2 beer,
consumption on pr mise~ outlets in Englewood .
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Michael B. Freilinger , P . 0 . Box 187 , Parker, Colorado ,
in answer to Mr . Graham~s questions , stated that he would
have one hundred percent involvement in the management of the
proposed facility . It will be a family operated and financed
operation . He stated he had applied for and had been grante
a 3 .2 license in Arapahoe County in the late 1960 's , but it
was never operated because of a management dispute with other
partners . He t tated his ideas on the management of an outlet
like this , that it should be a family -owned operation so tthat
the patrons can have an identification with the management .
He also said that the proposed outlet would have a specific
motif relating to the "turn of the century " mining operation
and would have appropriate decor and the dress of the employees
would coincide . He stated that he had circulated one petition .
Michael Franklin Freilinger , 1520 So . Albion , in response
to Mr . Graham 's questions , stated he was a son of Michael B.
Freilinger , and that he will manage the operations and will be
always on the premises . He stated that he helped in the develop -
ment of all the plans for the Deadwood Diggins . He said the
f a cility would serve 3 .2 beer and various foods to be prepared
in radar ovens , together with various snack items . He stated
that t i,\;e would be g game room for the patrons . he said that
he hacJAmanaged an operation like this in the past , but would
do his best to run a clean operation . He stated that he did
not circulate any petitions because of other requirements .
Diane Freilinger , P . o. Box 187 , Parker , Colorado , in
answer to Mr . Graham 's questions , stated she was the wife of
Michael B. Freilinger and the mother of Michael Franklin
Freilin~er . She stated that she passe several petitions during
the f~ week perio • She stated she tried to get a good cross
section of residents of Engl wood . She stated that a large
percentage of thos c nv sed were for roval of this license,
they felt it good i e , tha it gave young eo ld a
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Mayor Pro Tern Mann asked if there was anybody in the
audience that wanted to speak against the issuance of this
license .
M. M. Summers , 3140 So . Delaware , asked Michael B.
Freilinger several questions . In answer to his questions ,
Mr . Freilinger stated that they had i n excess of 400 signatures
on their petitions , and that they tried to cover the whole City .
He stae ed that the operation would be a 3 .2 beer club , and
explained more fully the operation .
Mr . Summers stated that the liquor code says that the
issuing authority consider the needs of the neighborhood and
not the whole City . He said that other cities set up districts
for consideration , and that in the past the City of Englewood
has used a 6-block area .
In response to Mr . Summers questions , Director of Finance
James stated that the City had designated the boundaries of
the City as the area of consideration . Mr . James read the
motion from the meeting of August 18 , setting the City limits
as the boundaries .
Mr . Summers said setting the City limitei as the boundaries
is illegal and referred to the precedent referred to in the
liq or code . He asked that the petitions for the issuance of
the license be disallowed and be declared invalid .
Mayor Pro Tern Mann staeed that th Ci y Council woul
consider Mr . Summers ' objection after he public he ring . He
also a &k d Mr . Summers to consider oth r who may wish to
s ea after him .
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that someone would be at the door check i ng I,D.'s of all persons
entering . He stated that the hours of operation would be from
8 to 12 P .M. on weekdays , and the week end hours had not been
est a blished as of yet but would probably be from 4 to 12 P .M.
City Attorney Berardini stated that there are no restric -
tions as to the closeness of a school i n th e i ssuance of a 3
beer license ; this only relates to a l i quor license issuance .
He further stated that the licensee would hav e to abide by all
noise ordinane es , and that the Police for c e would be the one
acting in the e oforcement capacity .
Mrs . Oldenburg stated that as far as she knew the petitions
had not been passed in her neighborhood . She stated that her
neighborhood already has too many problems with kids . She says
that she is against issuance of this license .
Mr . Charl s B chler , 3520 So . Lincoln stated that he was
coming before Co ncil tonight as an attorney presenting Mr .
Finer an as a property owner in the area . rle stated that he
i agains the issuance of this license . He stated that Mr .
Finer owns p ee erty to the north , the south , and t 1 he east of
the proposed license location , and that Mr . Finer used to occupy
the b ildin s being considered for licensing .
Alb rt J . Finer , 3524 So . Broadway ; in response to Mr .
Buchler 's q estions , Mr . Finer answere that he had been in the
area for ap roximately 26 year an sees no ne for a 3 .2 beer
license outlet in that location . He said hat he had passed a
petition in the area and had sent it to he Mayor and Council .
He sai most of the signers of the petition were north of the
o ed loc tion . He further tated th a e a e parking for
y e of facility was not availabl witho his ermission
e parkin cili ies on his ro er y . He stated that he
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speaking for many of the businessmen in the downtown area, that
they have a great concern for t J he activities of the pata o oa s
outside the premise of1;he proposed location . He asked Michael
Franklin Freilinger how many patrons the location could hold .
Mr . Freilinger answered that approximately 300 people could be
handled at one time .
Mr . Brundag e stated that there was inadequate parking in
the downtown area to handle this type of a crowd , and stated
that the City would be over -run with cars and that it would
be detrimental to the other busne esses in the downtown area .
He stated he would be opposed to the issuance of this license .
Mr . Donald Smith , 3165 So . Sherman , commended the applicants
for the great deal of thought given in the planning of this
operation . He stated that instead of serving 3 .2 beer , they
might consider serving any soft drinks . He , too , expressed a
concern about parking. He said that the City Council of
Englewood must take a stand on liquor establishments in the
City of Englewood . He, too, expressed concern about closeness
to Flood Jr . Hi School . He aske d a question of Michael B.
Freiling ~r;'in answer to his question, Mr . Freilinger state
that the Deadwood Diggins would be serving soft drinks, and one
of these would be sarsparilla, an that the establishment could
not survive without 3 .2 beer , in his opinion . He stated that
he doesn't feel that parking is al that important . He said
that Englewood was icked as a pro os location beca se her
was not an outlet of this ype in the general area .
Mr . Smith stated he is op osed to the iss anc of this
license . He also asked he Council to answer a q estion as to
why the City of englewood has more liquor outle s r c pita than
other cities .
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fact that it is being proposed for main street would leave it
open to const a nt public and police surveillance . He said this
would not be a hang out for young alkies ; he said it would be
for young adults that would be supervised . He stae ed that the
Freilingers are interested in providing the best operation of
this type in the Denver metro area . He stated that in con-
s idering bee parking problem , Council should look at the hours
of operation ; the hours that are proposed would •offer competition
for parking only from other bars in the area . He said that there
is a need for this type of outlet in the City of Englewood .
He stae ed that the petitioning area which was designated as the
City limits of Englewood , was the proper area becaa se this was
a concern to all people t n the community .
In response to Councilman Clayton 's questions , Michael
Franklin Freilinger answered that he is 20 years old and he
has no act al experience in managing an outlet li e th i s· ~~
doe he have any experience in working in an establishment like
thisJ He f rther stated that the only knowledge about runnig g a
lace like this caM come from a friend .
In answer to Councilman Clayton 's question, Michael B.
Freilinger stated that the marketing area for this establishment
would concentrate on the Englewood area . He said he is s re it
would draw from areas outside of Englewood as we The cos
of a 9 to 10 ounce glass of beer would be 50 cents; the cost of
a itcher of beer would be approximately $2 .00 . He said that the
average person coming to the establishment like hi s ends
approxima ~)y $3 .00 .
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In response to Councilman Blessing 's questions , Michael
Franklin Freilinger stated that order will be maintained by
the use of forewarners , who will be dressed as marshalls and
deputies . He stated that there will be live entertainment on
the weekends .
Councilman Jones reminded the applicant that the appli -
cation , if approved , will mean compliance with all ordinances .
Coun~
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE APPLICATION
FOR A 3 .2 FERM ENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE BY THE MBF CORPORATION
d/b/a DEADWOOD DIGGINS , 3550 SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
AYES : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown .
HAYS: None .
ABSENT: Councilman Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
Councilman M nn stated the City Council wo d m a ecision
o n this wi hin the thirty days as required by Colorado Co e .
Mr . Graham s ate that because th secon Council eeting
in Octo er would exceed the 30 day p riod as req ired by
Co orado Code , that he applicant would waive this provision
of law if he Council so desired .
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(1) Minutes of t he Counc il Aud i t Se l ect i on mee tings
of Augus t 20 and August 25 , 1975 .
(2) Minutes of the Election Commiss i o n Bo ard me et i ng
of September 5 , 1975 .
(3) Minutes of Police Pension Bo ard meetings o f
August 14 , and August 20 , 1975 .
(4) Minutes of the Planning and Zo n i ng Commi ss i on
meetings of August 12 , August 1 9 , and Au g u st 26 ,
1975 .
(5) Financial report for he month of Au g ust , 1975 .
(6) Memorandum from the Assistant Di r ec t o r of Comm nity
Developmen concerning facility requi r ementsaat
amusement facilities .
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COU CILMA SOVERN MOVED AND COU CILMA BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE WATER A D SE WER BOARD
SPECIAL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 3 , 1975 . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vot resulted as follows :
AYES : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessin , Brown .
NAYS : None .
Ab en Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern eclared the motion car ried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION DIRECTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP All ORDINANCE
ELIMINATING THE I -3 INDUSTRIAL ZONE DISTRICT FROM THE
COMPREHEN IVE ZONING ORDINANCE . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
AYES : Coun ~~l Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown .
NAYS : None .
ABSENT : Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Mccown presented a letter from Arapahoe
Mental Health Center requesting funding in the amount of
$3 ,0 00 for 1976 .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTO MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROPRIATE $3 ,000 FOR 1976 , TO THE ARAPAHOE
MENTAL HEALTH CENTER . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulte a s follows :
AYES: Council Members Jones , Clayton , Sovern , Mann ,
Ble sin , Brown .
!AYS : Non •
ABSENT: Mayor Taylor .
Th Mayor Pro Tern declared th mo ion carried .
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AYES : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown .
NAYS : None .
ABSENT: Mayor Tayloor
Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini introduced a bill for an ordinance
which would change the Englewood Municipal Code relating to
licenses and permits , general provisions and amusements . He
said that while Council had made the request to change the
times of operation for amusement centers , he also made other
changes in the ordinance which he felt were appropriate . he
outlined these changes . The primary change jw hich was made was
to change the closing hour for miscellaneous amusement houses
from 2 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P .M.
INT BODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON ,
A BILLf FOR A ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 9 and 11 , CHAPTER 1 ,
AND SECTION 42 , CHAPTER 2 , ALL OF TITLE IX OF THE 1969 E .M.C.,
EtTLTED , "LICENSES AND PERMITS -GENERAL PROVISIONS -AMUSEMENTS ,"
RELATI G TO THE DUTIES OF THE LICE SEES AND ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY
OF THE CITY LICENSING OFFICER AND RELATING TO CLOSIIG HOURS OF
MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT HOUSES .
COUNCIL.MA CLAYTON MOVE O AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECON EDAA
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINAN BE AMENDING SECTION I 9 AND
11 , CHAPTER 1 , AND SECTION 42 , CHAPTER 2 , ALL OF TITLE IX OP THE
1969 E •. C., ENTITLED "LICE SS ES ANO PERMITS -GENERAL PROVISIONS -
AMU6CJU. T , " RELATI G TO THE DUTIES OF THE ICENSE BS A D
ENF~RCEM .T AUTHORITY OF THE CITY LICE SINO OFFICER AND RELATI 0
TO CLO I G HOURS OF MISCELLANEOUS AMU EME T HOUSES .
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Co ncil
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Jon s , Sov rn , Clayton , Bl sin ,
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City Attorney Berardini introduced a bill for an ordinance
relating to dogs . Mr . Berardi ni explained that this bill for
an ordinance would totally repeal the old ordinance and would
reenact a new ordinance , peraain i ng to the control of dogs .
Council discussed severa l a r eas where they felt changes or
clarification neede d to be made . These included Paragraph
11-11-3 , relating to the disposal of dd g excrement . Assistant
City Manager Nollenberger stated that the intent was to dis-
courage dfsposal of such excrement in park trash cans .
Paragraph 11-11-12 , relating to licensing of dogs , this
sentence needs to be eliminated . Councilman Brown stated that
the City has found that licensing is a bigger problem than
it is worth , and it discourages people from getting a proper
rabies vaccination for their pets .
Paragra h 11-1 -20 , that portion relating to the torture ,
torment , beat , kick , injure , mutilate , disable or kill any
dog used by the Police Department should be considered to
include all dogs or all animals .
Paragraph ll-ll -2(c), City Attorney Berardini stated that
the penalties recommended were those made by the dog comm i ttee .
Paragraph 11-11-6 and 11-11 -7 -Assistant Ci y Man ger
ollenbcrger stated that th hob ybreeder 's licen e is many
times confusing to the citizenry . Councilman Clay on sta e
that this is nede ssary as a way of controlling o in
r sidential area • Councilman Brown t ted tha it wo ld e
unfair to enaliz hon og bre ers . Council fe ha
hi or ion should con ain\som hing that would r quir 6
zoning com liance , an should e consisten with zonin
ord1nances .tj)~~,in1~U
I TRvDUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMA JO ES,
ORD! A CL PEAL! 0 At REE CTI 0 E TO
CHA TeR l, TITLE XI, OF THE -9
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COUNCILMAI SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECOND!:.D A
MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATION OF A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
RELATING TO DOGS TO THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 6 , 1975 , AND
REFER IT BACK TO THE DOG COMMITTEE FOR ADDITIONAL STUDY WITH
THE COMMITTEE 'S RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE C ~B SIDERED AT A COUNCIL
STUDY SESSION . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
AYES : Co ancil Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown .
NAYS : Hone .
ABSENT : Mayor Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion car ried .
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City Manager Mccown stated that the Clji y Council needs to
set a ublic hearing for consideration of the proposed 1976
bu get .
COU CILMA SOV!:.Rl MOVED At D COUNCILMA J01 ES S.i:..COi DED A
MOTIO TO SET A PUBLIC HEARI G FOR CONSID.t:..RATION OF THE
PROPOS!:.D 976 bUDG.i:..T FOR OCTOB!:.R , 1975 . Upon a ca 1 of
the roll , he vote resulted as follows:
AYES: Council M mber Jones, overn , Clayton, Mann,
B essing, Brown .
I AYS: one .
AB l:.1T: Mayor Taylor .
M yor ro ec re the motion c rri
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Mann 's questions , Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
the advantages to Littleton would be that they would gain cont o ol
of this area , and it would permit them to straighten their City
boundary lines • and would permit them to more easily annex the
Gates area . In exchange , the City of Englewood would be getting
free fire and police protection fb r this area . He stated that
policing had been a major problem at the reservoir . Councilman
Clayton stated that the City of Englewood should have a moral
o biigation to provide payment for the police protection that
Englewood receives . City Manager Mccown stated that it would be
a trade off and that there are sevvena areas where the Cities
of Englewood and Littleton have cooperated ; namely , the sewer
plant and the joint fire ~f ad lity . He reiterated that this
voluntary petition for annexation would permit Englewood to
secure the rights that we want for that area . Assistant City
Manager lollenberger stated that the recommended zoning for this
would be A-1 and the recommended use would be maintained as it
presently is and would not change any agreements which we hav
with the State .
COU!CILMA! JONES MOVED AD COUHCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ACCEPT -
ING AN ANNEXATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD A D THE CITY OF
THE CITY OF LITTLETON FOR McEELLAN RESERVOIR . Up o n a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
AYES: Council Members Jones , Clayton , Mann, Blessing , Brown .
I AY : one .
ABSTAII : Councilman Sovern .
AB E!T: Mayor Taylor .
T ~ayor Pro Tern eclare the motion carried .
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ABSENT : Mayor Taylor
Mayor Pro Tern dec l ared the motion carried .
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City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from the
Director of Utilities relating to a problem the City of Denver
was having with sewage , and the area around East Flora an South
University . The City of Denver wants to enter into a contract
with the City of Englewood to use Englewood 's sewage system to
alleviate his problem . The Waterr and Sewer Board agrees with
this proposal .
Councilman Sovern stated that the City of Denver has been
putting sewage into the Englewood storm sewer system .
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COU!lCILMAN CLAYT ON SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORJEY TO DRAW UP AN ORDINANCE
RELATING TO All AGREEME ~T TO BE ENTERED INTO WITli THr.. CITY OF
DEtNER FOR USE OF THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER SYSTEM .
In answer to Mayor Pro Tern Mann 's question relating to
income , City Manager Mccown stated that it would be approxi -
mately 26/ J Y. or $9 ,360/year .
U on a call of t erc ll , the vot re a a l d d as follows:
AYE : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Cl yton , Mann ,
Blessin , Brown .
AYS: one .
A ElT : Council Mem er Tylor .
Th Mayor Pro Te ec are the o 1or c rr1
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RESOLUTION NO . 44 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPT!! G CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMU!UTY
CENTER FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AS ITS OFFICIAL
CENTENt IAL -BICE1~TENNIAL BROJECT , APPROVIHG THE TEMPORARY
EMPLOYMENT OF ELWIN D . BATCHLOR , A PROFESSIONAL MONEY -RAISER ,
TO SUPERVISE THE MOirnY CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID PROJECT ,
AND DIRECTil G THE SALARY FROM SAME TO COME FROM VOLUNTARY
CONTRIBUTIONS AND FUIWS FROM THE CITY ••
COUNCILMM BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 44 , SERIES OF 1975 .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTIOt TO AMEND SECTION 2 , RESOLUTION NO . 44 , SERIES OF1975 ,
'1:0 INCLUDE THE PHRASE , "THE CITY 'S APPROPRI ATION SH ALL BE DUE
In THE Y IN liICH THE LA D IS ACQUIRED ." Upon ~ ~~~, ~
AYES: Co ncil Me ers Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann ,
Bles in • Brown .
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AY : one .
ABSEIT: ayor Taylor.
Tern eel r the mo ion carried .
stated tha h is not for this resol -
citizen of En lewood need more infor-
roJec , an tha he ci izen sho ld
in of the financin for this roject.
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Upon a call of the roll , the vote on Resolution No . 44 ,
as amended , is as follows :
AYES : Council Members Jones , So vern , mann , Blessing , Brown .
NAYS : Co uncilman Clayton .
ABSENT: Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor pro tern declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Brown asked that the City Council reconsider
the p~aadds gof a signag light at the inter section of Do wning
and Floyd . He said that there was another accident at tha
intersection this past week . He said that with the Cdlld~g g
up of the Larwin site and offices in the are a, and th a tschool
chill ren going to Charles Hay and Flood Jr . High , that a light
is warranted at this location . Councilman Mann concurred with
Councilman Brown 's reconunendation .
COUNCILMAl BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO PUT A FULL SIGNAL AT THE INTERSECTION OF DOWNING
AND FLOYD .
A discussion by Council ensued , relating to the m rits of
this motion .
COUNCILMAN JO ES MOVED AND COUICILMAN BLESSING SeCOIDED
A MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATIOt OF THE MOTION TO PUT A FULL
SIG AL AT DO W! ING AID FLOYD I NTIL THE COUNCIL MEET! G OF
OCTOBER 6 , 1975 . Upon ca l of the roll , the vote res lted
a follows :
AYES: Council Me
Ble sin , brown.
AY n
h M yor P
Jon s , Sovern , Clay on , Mann ,
c rr1 d .
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJOURN . Upon a call of the roll, the vboe eresulted
as follows:
AYES: Council Members Jone , Sovern , Clayton , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown .
NAYS : !lone .
ABSENT : Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the meeting adjourned at 1 :15 A.M.
Deputy City Clerk
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEPTEMBER 2, 1975
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The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado, met in regular session on September 2, 1975 at 7:30 P.M.
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Rev . Kurt P. Nemitz, General Church
of the New Jerusalem. The pledge of allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop
154, which is sponsored by the Englewood Volunteer Fire Department.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the
following were present:
Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: Ci ty Manager Mccown
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger
City Attorney Berardini
Acting Director of ColTl!l.lnity Development Romans
Director of Finance James
Deputy City Cle rk Johannisson
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COU CILMAN BLESSI G MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JO ES SECONDED A t«>TlON
TO APPROVE THE Ml UTE S OF THE MEETING OF AUGUST 18, 1975 . Upon th call of
the roll, the vote result d as follows :
Ayes : Counci l r s Jones, Mann, Blessing, B , Clayton, Taylor.
ay s : on
Abs nt : Council r So m
Th yor declar t mo io carri ed .
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Mr. Robert Engelhardt, 6653 So. Grant, Littleton, appeared before
Council. He presented his request to receive approval from Council to
re-issue the license at the Englewood Liquor, Inc. at 3434 So. Broadway.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO
GRANT A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OF ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR, INC. TO ROBERT ENGEL-
HARDT, PRESIDENT OF ENGLE WOOD LIQUOR, LTD., LOCATED AT 3434 SOUTH BROADWAY, AND RE-ISSUE A LICENSE TO ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR, LTD.
In response to Councilman Clayton's questions regarding the corpor-
ation and the operation, Mr. Engelhardt stated that the store would be
family-owned and family-operated, and that this is his first business ven-
ture. He stated that he would like to establish a delivery service, a
service which he is not sure is presently available in Englewood. He said
he believes he can control this type of service and that he will not begin
this service for at least six months during which time he will evaluate the value of initiating this type of service.
Councilman Clayton asked City Attorney Berardini whether City
Council needs to approve the initiation of a delivery service. City Attorney
Berardini said that a retail liquor store can deliver as part of their busi-
ness. It is inherent in the license. If violations occur regarding the
liquor license, City Council can revoke a license after appropriate hearings.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: Council Member Brown.
Absent: Council Member Sove rn
The Mayor declared h motion carried.
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Mr. Grady Fran lfn ples, Co-Chairman of Englewood Centennfal-81-Centennfal Corrrnittee was pr s nt.
H than d Cf y Council for pu ting a light at th inters tfon of Clar son nd 8 l levi
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was under the impression that the item had been tabled. Mayor Taylor
stated that in his recollection of that meeting, a request for a table
died for a lack of a second. ·
Deputy Clerk Johannisson said that he would check the proceedings
of that meeting to determine what actually occurred.
Mrs. Oldenburg said that the citizens in that area are not happy
with the fact that they are being included in an all-inclusive R-2 zoning
because it permits greater latitude in what can be built in that area.
She said the citizens are happy with their current situation where they
can have one-family housing and duplexes .
City Manager Mccown explained that with passage of that ordinance,
the areas affected by that ordinance are essentially "no-zoned" areas now.
These areas will now have to be re-zoned and the Planning and Zoning Com-
mission will be holding public hearings in order to assign zoning classifi-
cations to the old R-2-A and R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B zoned areas.
Mrs Oldenburg stated that in a meeting with Mrs. Romans she was
told that the subject of re-zoning had not been presented to the Planning
and Zoning Connission yet. She asked what the citizens in that area can do
to insure that the zoning of these areas will exclude apartments. City
Manager Mccown said that she should work with Mrs. Romans on preparing a
case to be presented to the Planning and Zoning Co11111issfon.
Mrs . Oldenburg stated that she believes that the old R-2-A zoning
classification should be reinstated so that duplex owners 1n these areas
would not be penalized if these areas might be re-zoned to R-1-C classi-fication.
Mayor Taylor stated that h lives in this area and has gr at
deal of concer for this probl also. H assured Mr . Oldenburg that
everything will b don to h ar out c tfz ns aff cted fn thes ar as.
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Rev. Nemitz, 3118 So. Yoder, asked if the lack of toilets for the
operation may be in violation of current health ordinances. He asked if
there is a public nuisance ordinance which may be enforced. ·
City attorney Berardini stated that complaints can be filed by
an individual or the City in regard to nuisance and noise. He stated the
business must comply with any sanitation ordinances.
In response to Councilman Clayton's question the City Attorney
indicated that the Council can prescribe hours for this type of operation.
Councilman Jones asked that an ordinance be prepared by the next
meeting relating to the operation of recreational facilities.
Mayor Taylor stated that the City Council be careful that they
don't limit legitimate activities such as school activities, proms, foot-ball games, and the like.
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Councilman Brown recognized the fine work that M.M. Su11111ers and
his wife, Hazel, have done for the City in the past 25 years. They have
been regular participants in the City Council proceedings and have sup-
ported many of the projects of the City Council. He asked that the City
Council draw up a resolution recognizing the work done by M.M. Sunwners.
Councilman Clayton asked that th resolution also include a pro-clamation declaring an M. M. SU11111ers Day.
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Th following COlllllUnications r ent red fnto the record, with no action rec nded :
Minutes of the P rks and R reat f on C 14, 197 5 tfng of August
Mfnut s of th r Bo rd tfn9 of August 19, 1975 .
Mfnut s o th Planning and Zoning C fssfon 5, 197 5.
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Director of Finance James conwnented on the Financial statements of
the Pension Funds.
Director of Finance James said that the actuarial report for the
Fireman's Pension Fund is forthcoming. He said that as the Fund stands Li....t.>1~
now it is not actuarially sound. ~~ 1
In response to Councilman Clayton's question, he said that the ~
City cannot contribute more than one .... mill toward the fund. This has
been changed to a percentage of salary instead of tying a mill figure to its
contribution. Director of Finance James stated that the Employee's Retire-
ment Fund is fairly close to being actuarially sound. Additional information
relating to the Employee's Retirement Fund will be submitted upon its re-
ceipt by the Finance Office.
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City Manager Mccown conmented on the memorandum from the Director
of Finance and the Director of Libraries concerning the C0111Puterization of
Library Card Catalog. He said that the funds being appropriated for the
project are already in the budget and that he just wanted to bring this to
the Council's attention as a point of infonnatfon.
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A recorrmendatfon from the Planning and Zoning C0111nfssfon concerning
the definitions of a party wall in the multi-family standard section of the
Zoning Code was presented . It was done at the request of Councilman Sovern
because the initial Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance passed several Council
meetings ago did not include this definition.
COUNCILMAN CLAYT~ t«>VED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECOll>ED A K>TION TO
DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP AN AMENDMENT TO THE COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE, DEFINITION SECTION, TO INCLUDE A DEFINITION OF A PARTY
WALL. HE REQUESTED THAT IT BE READY FOR COUNCIL ACTION ON SEPTEMBER 15.
Councilman Mann asked ff th deffnftfon of a party wall was fn fact
a fire wall .
Acting Director of COllllllnfty Dev lopt1ent ROllllns ans red in the
affirmative. Sh said that ft fs both a structural wall and a ffr wall .
Upon a .;alt o t roll, th vot r sulted as follow
Ay s : Co nc11 rs Jon • rown, Clayton,T1ylor, nn, lessfn .
ays : on
Abs nt : Cou fl r Sov rn
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City Manager McCown presented a reco1T111endation from the Career
Service Board concerning the impasse resolution between the Police Bene-
fit Association and the City of Englewood. He said the Career Service Board
has ruled in favor of the City's offer to the Police Benefit Association.
If either of the City Council or the Police Benefit Association disagree
with the content of the offer they have thirty days in which to file.
City Manager McCown recorrrnended that the City Council accept the
recorrrnendation of the Career Service Board. ·
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO
ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD RELATING TO THE IMPASSE
WITH THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones. Brown. Clayton. Taylor. Mann. Blessing
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Sovern
* * * * *
City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from the Career Service
Board expressing concern for the Police Pension System and rec01T111ending that
a special cOITlllittee be fonned to study the problems of the Police Pension
Fund. City Manager Mccown indicated he would like to see a similar commi-
tee formed for the Fi reman's Pension Funds .
Councilman Clayton expressed his opinion that this item needs im-
mediate action because it has i plicati ons for the upcoming budget hearings.
He said th Council can't wait for this to be considered at the next study
session or council meeting.
COU CILMA CLAYTO VED A D COU CIL MAN JONES SECO OED A ~TIO TO
HAVE CITY COUNCIL ACCEPT TH RECOMME OATIO OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD
A D THAT THE PROPOSED C ITTEES TO STUDY THE FIRE AND POLICE PENSION FUNDS
BE ACTIVATED I EDIATEL • COU CIL REC OS THAT THEY START AHO ACCOM·
PLISH TH lR R AS SOO AS POSSIB E.
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Councilman Clayton outlined the various sources of contributions
to the funds being: 1. Individuals 2. The City 3. The State and said that
current laws control the al1llunts that can be contributed from the· various
sources. He said ·that City Council has an obligation to look into these
funds and to insure that they are properly funded.
Councilman Mann stated the co1T111ittees which are fanned can act as
an effective lobby to the State and can hopefully influence future legis-
lation. The work of these co1T111ittees will take at least 14 days. Mayor
Taylor concurred with Councilman Mann but questioned the feasibility of
having one co1T111ittee for both Fire and Police pension fund study .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Clayton
Nays: Council Members Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor
Absent: Council Member Sovern
Council decided to study this topic on September 8, 1975 after the
meeting with the Centennial-Bi-Centennial colTlllittee. Councilman Jones said
that the item is an urgent one and should be acted on before the budget
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Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9:30.
Council reconvened at 9:45.
Upon the call of the roll, th following were present:
Council Members Jon s, Menn, Bl ssing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor
Absent : Council r Sov rn
Th yor declared a quoru
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Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Clayton, Brown, Taylor, Blessing, 'Mann
Nays: Council Member Jones
Absent: Council Member Sovern
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney presented an ordinance relating to moving and wrecking.
He indicated that there were changes reconmended which were the result of the
public hearing . The first reconwnended change affects paragraph 3-8-2 (c).
It would change the death or injury to one person to $100,000.00 and include
a one million dollar umbrella policy for the movement of building over
three stories. The second change affects paragraph 3-8-4 (c) and would
insert wording which would require the Code Enforcement Division to coordi-
nate the moving of a building with other jurisdictions.
Acting Director of Corrrr..inity Development, Romans agreed that these
reconmendations are feasible and reasonable .
Councilman nn stated that he would like to have the entire ordi-
nance given back to the City Attorney and be redrafted. City Attorney
Berardini said that the Council can pass tonight a bill for an ordinance
which would include the changes and this would b published on September
11, lg75.
Mrs. R ns stated th .it there w re other rte ndations mad by
Mr . Ryberg wh ich are not being favorably considered. Th 1110st important
relates to the n ed for a $5000.00 perfonnanc bond for e ch move of a
building. Hr. Ryb rg felt that a license bond is suf fci nt, and ff
not that, that a r fundable mon y deposit would b 1noth r option available.
Council n Clayton and yor Taylor n on to xpla1n furth r th
busfn ss of bonding.
I TROOUCED AS A BILL BY COU CIL HA ,
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Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Cou nci l Memb ers Jon es, C ayton,Taylor Mann, Brown, Bl essing
Nays: None
Absent: Counci t Member Sovern
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardiri repo rted on the status of an agreem ent
with the citi zens concerning the island at Elati and Floyd. He said t hat
there is no agreement with the citizens . The agreement that exists is be-
tween New Englewood Ltd. and the City. In the opinion of Assistant City
Attorney George Lee, the agreement 'S no enforceable, an opinion which was
presented to the Planning and Zoning Corrmission.
Council n Bl ss 1ng
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO
ESTABLISH A SPECIAL ELECTION FOR CONSIDERATION OF ISSUANCE OF GENERAL
OBLIGATION BONDS FOR DECEMBER 23, 1975. .
Councilman Mann said that this project relating to elderly housing
cannot be delayed.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini presented the resignation of George Lee,
Assistant City Attorney. He said that Mr. Lee has been appointed a
District Judge. Mayor Taylor stated that the City Council will wr ite a
letter of appreciation to George Lee.
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RESOLUTIO O. 41, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTlO REDUCI G BUDGETARY APPROPRIATIONS IN THE GENERAL FUND.
Ci ty nag r C explained that the monies appropriated from
Gran would b used t rd th purchase of cassettes and play back
nt or t physically handicapped and the elderly.
COU CIL CLAYTO ED A 0 COUNCILMAN MA SECO OED A f«>TION TO PASS
SOLUTIO . 41, SERIES OF 1975.
Upo a call oft roll, th vot r sulted s follows:
Ay s : Council rs Jon s, nn, Blessing, Brown. Clayton,
and Taylor.
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Councilman Mann reported on the work of the Audi t Selection
Conmittee . He said the Conmi ttee had evaluated the proposals presented by
several finns. He said that after a number of meeti ngs, the Selection
Conmittee had unanimously dec ided to select Sheppard and Company to perform
the 1975 annual audit. He said the next step is to neg otiate a contract
agreeable to both the Council and the firm.
If a contract cannot be agreed upon with Sheppard and Company they
would then go to another finn.
COUNCI LMA N BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO
ACCEPT THE REC OMM END ATION OF THE AUDIT SELECTION COMMITTEE THAT SHEPPARD
AND COMPANY BE SELECTED TO PERFORM THE 1975 ANNUAL AUDIT OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD,
Upon a call of the roll the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jo nes, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton,
and Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern
The May or declared the motion carr1ed.
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Upon a call o th roll the vote r ulted a foll s:
Ay ; Council ers Jon s , Man n, 81 ssing, Br , Clayton,
and Taylor
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City of Englewood ------
3400 S . Elatl SlrHI
Englewood. Colorado 90110
Phone (303) 761-1140
P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N ------------
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood would like
to recognize all the valuable contributions made by
older persons in this community, today and throughout
the year; and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood is desirous
of having all persons pause and reflect on this a
while.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, do hereby proclaim
September 2S, 197S to be
SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAY
in Englewood, Colorado.
GIVEN u DER MY HAND AND SEAL this lSth day
of S ptember, 197S.
James l. l ay lor
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3400 S Elato Street
Englewood. Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761-1140
WHEREAS, it ls the hope and prayer of all people of good will that
world peace can be achieved; and
WHEREAS, we live in a world that mak universal peac a prim
Imperative if clvillzation i to survive and advance; an d
WHEREA , America, becau of it man God-given ble sings, can
a nd mu t mak v rv e ffort a nd ~o r dill ~ ntl v fo r th
a tt lnm nt o f world p c ; and
WH RE
Baha"l' Faith in th Cit of WH RF
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Englewood City Council
Englewood City Hall
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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The Arapahoe County Task Force on Alcohol Problems, Inc., welcomes
the opportunity to acquaint you with the plans to establish an
alcoholism detoxification facility in Arapahoe County by
uecember 31, 1975.
Sam Drury (a member of the Task Force) and Karl Nollenberger
(Englewood Assistant City Manager) met last Friday to discuss this
objective. Karl received a copy of the "Preliminary Proposal for
an Alcoholism Detoxificat ion Program~ which was presented to the
Arapahoe County Commissioners on August 12th. Sam also provided a
copy of the August 29th "Job Opening Announcement" for the position
of Center Director, a list of the Task Force Board of Directors,
notes from the August 25th Task Force meeting, and the agenda for
tonight's Task Force mee ting.
Sam and Karl discussed the possibility of Englewood's providing
about $3,500 to the Task Force to be used for some expenses during
the last three months of this year. They also considered the need
for Englewood to allocate about $5,000 in the 1976 Budget to share
in the operation of the alcoholism detoxification facility.
The tentativ funding plan how most of the money coming from th
Stat ($93,000 of th $178,000 total fundi ng hrough the end of
1976). Th Arapaho County Co ission rs hav been sk d to provid
$55,000 ($5,000 initi l gr n his nd $50,000 fr th 197
Budg ). Th rm inin $30,000 h budg will co ro
patien f s nd o h r suppor f Arapah Coun y.
W are looking orw rd o
Sept r 15th.
V ry truly yours,
you at 7:30 p .. on
ore on Alcohol Probl ms, Inc.
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ARAPAHOE COUNTY ALCOHOLISM DETOXIFICATION TASK FORCE
rnhill, Richard E.
jmitis , Inc.
1150 South Chambers Road
P.O. Box 31552
Au r ora, Colorado
751-301 0 (home)
Bortz, Libby
80011
751-3011 (office)
10 Lindenwood Drive
Littl eton, Colorado 80120
798-2688 (home) 795-1871 (office)
Brockmeier, Milt
1330 E. Bates Parkway
Englewood, Colorado 80110
789-1262 (home) 778-1955 (office)
Brown, Peg
3638 E. Easter Circle South
Littleton, Colorado 80122
771-3232
Byrd, Bill
CorrunonGround
5 Denve r Technological Center
glewood, Colorado 80110
. . 3-1231
Cooper, Gene
1320 w. Radcliff (mark mail "personal")
Englewood , Colorado 80110
756-1154 (home) 761-5800 (offic )
Drury, Sam
210 E. St rn Blvd.
Li l ton, Color do 80122
795 -1 535 (ho ) 771-4700 x339 (offic
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y lvd.
do 80121
771-4700 (of ic )
Blvd.
0206
Hores, Dorothy
6619 S. Lincoln
Littleton, Colorado 80121
794-5088 (home) 771-1132 (office)
Parsons, Sally H.
6777 Southridge Lane
Littleton, Colorado 80120
794-5604 (home)
Potter, Suzanne
2498 W. Bradbury Ave.
Littleton, Colorado 80120
798-1843 (home)
Robbins, Vicki
Aquarius Center
3141 s. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado 80110
761-5175 (office)
Rogers, Arthur
984 E. Costilla
Littleton , Colorado 80122
795-8568
Shivers, Judge M.O •
District Court
2069 w. Littleton Blvd.
Littleton, Colorado 80120
794-9281 (office)
Smyth , P te
County Commission rs' Office
5606 s. Cou r Pl c
Lit l ton, Co lor do 80120
794-9211 (offic )
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Job Opening Announcement: Alcoholism Detoxification Center Director
The objective of the Arapahoe County Alcoholism Detoxification Task
Force is to establish an alcoholism detoxification facility in Arapahoe
County by December 31, 197 5. The Task Force has bee n incorporated, and
the Board of Directors has been formed.
The qualifications for the position of Center Director will include but
not be limited to:
Administrative, program planning, and implementing experience,
especially in health or social wel fare related fields.
-Extensive knowledge of the variety of community resources rele-
vant to the needs of the alcoholic, as well as familiarity with
community action groups that mi ght be helpful in supporting the
center (or the ability to acquire such knowledg e and experience
expeditiously).
-Familiarity with the local, state, and federal funding sources
for alcohol treatment and prevention programs, and for training
workers i n the field of alcoholism.
-Th ability to deal persuasively with the publ ic , with resource
agencies, services, and individuals, and with staff.
Persons with xperienc
residenti 1 settings ar
with detoxification units, halfway hous s, or
encouraged to apply.
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Notes from August 25, 1975, Meeting
at Action Central, Building 5, Denver Te chnological Center
Chairman Gene Cooper reported on previous meetings with the Arapahoe
County Commissioners . At the Augu st 12th public meeting the
"Pre liminary Proposal for an Alcoholi s m Detoxification Program" was
presented to the Commissioners. All three are concerned about
alcoholism problems and are very interested in the proposal. This
was confirmed the next day when Gene Cooper, Dr. Matthew L. Gibson,
and Dick Daetwiler of DRCOG met with the Commissioners.
Gene reviewed the Task Force Timetable, which includes hiring of the
Center Director in September, confirming the 1976 Arapahoe County
Budget amount in October, obtaining approvals for County and State
funding in November, and beginning operation of the Center in
December.
Members of the Board of Directors were nominated and elec ed (subject
to their acceptance) until January . By that time the Board should be
able to make adjustments regarding Board size, tenure, me mbership,
etc . Those nominated were Richard Barnhill, Libby Bortz, Mi lt
Brockmeier, Peg Brown, Bill Byrd, Ralph Cole, Gene Cooper, Sam Drury,
Richard Evans, Spencer Garrett, Louise Groneman , Lee Hegner, Dorothy
Hores , Sally Parsons, Suzanne Potter, Vicki Robbins, Arthur Rogers,
Judge M.O. Shivers, Pete Smythe, Grant Steffen, Barbara Timmermeyer ,
and Robert Wilson.
Seven Task Force Convnittees were formed, nd m mbers wer
(subject to their cccptance).
Legal: L He gn r
ppoin d
C nter Dir ctor s rch: Bill Byrd, S m Drury, Ma th w L. Gibson,
Irv Levy, Aud r y Mor on, nd V cki ob in
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G n Coo r, J1 Grov s , Ch rli Pitta,
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Financ Denny Ahl n nd Ar hur Roe; ra
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Arapahoe County COlllllissioners
Arapahoe County, Colorado
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a "Preliminary Proposal for an Alcoholism Detoxification Program." The attached
Proposal includes information on the problem, program objectives, program costs
and funding, and timetable.
The Task Force consists of dozens of persons drawn from numerous public agencies,
private industry, and COlllll.lnity groups, as well as many individual Arapahoe
County citizens. Our COlllllOn objective is to establish an alcoholism detoxifica-
tion faci 11 ty in Arapahoe County by December 31 , 1975.
DRCOG estimates there are about 10,000 alcoholics in Arapahoe County. The 1975
Long Appropriation Bill provides up to $63,023 in State monies to Arapahoe County
for a $93,340 alcoholism treatment program for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1976.
e estimate about $30,000 in additional State 25-45 Funds will be available for the
second half of 1976 (a total of $93,000 in State funds).
A tentative funding plan has been outlined for supporting the progr111 cost of
$178,000 through the end of next year. The Arapahoe County COll'lllissioners are
being as ed to nake an initial grant of $5,000 this year and to provide $50,000
from th 1976 Budget . The remaining $30,000 to balance the budget will come from
pat i ent fees and other support from within Arapahoe County .
Your approval of the $5,000 initial grant will cause the Task Force to incorporate,
fonn a Board of Directors, and begin s earch for the Center Director . If these
vents can all take place this month, then the Di rector s hould b hired next
mo n h, and the Center should be operating by h end of De c er
know t at ch 1oore l"t!l'lains to be accomplishe d after our prt'sentation to you
t ~1 s "'Orn f~q. r.erta1n ly want to appe ar befo re the Cit zens Budget Conlnftt ee
reqa r 1ng our reques or S0 ,000 fro th 1976 Budg t . In t e an i , wi 11
b f ng ny pr s n at fo s to t h c nf ty for he i r eval ua ion nd s upport .
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Alcoholism Detoxification Program
presented to the
Arapahoe County C011111issioners
Arapa County Alcoholism Detoxfffcatfon Task Force
August 12. 1975
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The Problem
Alcoholism, according to the American Medical Association, is "an illness characterized
by preoccupation with alcohol and loss of control over its cons11nption •.• a type of drug
dependence that can harm a person's health and interfere with his ability to work and get a 1 ong with other peop 1 e."
Alcoholism is found at all levels within our society. This includes unemployed trans-
ients, governmental officials, and ordinary citizens. There fs an alarming trend among
teenagers to begin drinking at an earlier age and more ex tensively than dfd those in the previous generation.
The Federal Government's National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoh oli sm esti ~at es
that up to nine million Americans abuse alcohol at a cost to the economy of 25 bi lli on
dollars a year . On a national scale the problem s of alcoh ol abu se and alcoholism out-weigh those of all other drug abuse.
The Denver Regional Council cf Governments Subst ance Ab use Plan adopted July 16, 197 5,
estimates the incidence and preva lence of alcohol ism in Region III (the ei ght-county
Denver metropolitan area). P ~ of J anuary l, 1975, the t s ima cs are 1,506,800 tot~l
population; 1,055,6 00 popul ~tion age 15 and abov e, 844,48 0 dr in ~n; popul at ion; and 67,550 alcoholic populat iri n in t r11s eight-county <1r~a.
This SM!e DRCOG report al so eHi P1a tes t he incidPnce and ore va :nee of alcoholism 1r
Ar apahoe County. As of Jariuary 1, 1975, the estimates are 224,80 0 Cl <1l papulaticrr,
152,700 population ag 15 and ab ove; 122 ,160 dri nUng PO"Jlat1or; an c: 'J ,770 alco oli{
population . By year-end the Arapaho e County alcohol fc por•ilati on is expe c ted t "~ve
a net increase of about 510 person s to rea ch a total of lu,~BO ~~Janua ry 1, ~l r
During Fiscal Yea 19 -75 u .e Arapahoe ntal H al t> :: • •·.:r •nitiated and h i ,.N' ln
al cohol-intoxicant coord i nator in rrde r o gather baselirP 'dta on !'..: "la gn ftu of
these prob lems in Ar ap hoe County nd al sn to afford 0 a rl y tn~r apeut ic ;n tervention ~
i ntox ic ant s lac d unde r "prote ct1 e cu H ody " 1r dr 1r. i · ;;r~blems. Some s a 1H1cs
on average monthly alcohol-rel ed contac s • h conn u•1ty Jre va i ldble for the f i rst fi ve 1110nths of th 1s year .
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On July 6, 1973, the General Assent>ly of the State of Colorado passed an Act
(House Bill No. 1279) which took effect on July 1, 1974, to abolish the crime
of publfc drunkenness and call for comprehensive alcoholism programs to be
developecj. The intent is to provide public inebriates with detoxificat ion
facilities rather than arrests and jails. The Arapahoe County Alcoholism
Detoxification Task Force is an ad hoc group whose objective is to establish
such a facility in Arapahoe County ~December 31, 1975.
A detoxification facility is a place where the ineb r iate who is usually, but not invariably, an alcoholic can be:
1. sobered up in a safe environment and protected from the dangers of
his drunken behaviors to himself and others .
2. protected from developing the sometimes life-threatening mental and
physical symptoms that ensue when a habitual, excessive drinker abruptly tenninates his drinking.
3. screened for the presence of the diversity of medical and surgfcal conditions
that are often the consequence of drunkenness, alcohol1sm, or both, and be
referred expedit i ously to a hospita l for definitive dia gnos is and treatment.
4 . prov i ded wf th encouragement, advice, counse 1 i ng, and refcrra l to other
treatment and service facilit ies and agencies for help fn comba ting hfs alcohol problem if he has one.
The "State Pl an for Implementation of 25-45 CRS 1974, Fonroerly 66-45 CRS 1963 as
Amended " al ready has provided CCln prehens ive gufdanc to Adal'ls and Jeffers on
Counties in establi shing and ope ra t ing their detoxif ication facilities. These
co unties are wo of the three counties (V n ura, Calf forni , i t other) that
have bee awarded a ational socia ion o Coun i s Atniev nt rd for ir
centers. Obviously, t St ate Plan w'll b a invaluable resou rce for de loping
the alcohol is toxi icat on ce ter in Arapaho County . Thes guf 11 s rOl!I
the Colorado part n of al ~h of r ach facilft a g d of fl xfbilf ty
fl achi ving cellen safety and s•JCces ra es at o 'y on -i rd t cost of ge ral hospita l ca .
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Staffing reconmendatfons and first-year salaries (per the State Plan estimate for a 20-bed detoxiffcation center) are:
Center Director
Counselor-Coordfnator
Alcoholism Counselor
Secretaries (two at $7,890 each)
Paramedics (nine at $9,000 each)
Total salaries (14 persons)
$17,478
15, 126
13,710
15,780
81,000
$143,094
Estfmated equipment and supplies (per the State Plan) should total about
$30,000 for the first year for the 20-bed center. Thfs includes about
$7,000 for capital equipment such as beds, mattresses, etc. The major
operating expense fs "space rental," which has many alternatives to be
explored (such as purchase of land and building, lease of land and building,
outright donation of either, etc.). Medical supplies, utilities, telephone, cleaning supplies, etc., also need to be included.
The tentative fundfng plan is:
$ 5,000 fnitfal grant th is year from ArapahoP County
50,000 Arapahoe County 1976 Budget
63,000 State 25-45 Funds endfng 6/30/76
30,000 additfonal State 25-45 Funds endfng 12/31/76 15,000 patient fees
15,000 other support froin wf th f n Arapahoe County
$178,000" total fundfng through end of 1976
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Task Force presents proposal to County COl!lllissioners.
C011111issioners approve $5,000 initial grant for this year .
Task Force incorporates and fonns Board of Directors.
Board appoints Search Connittee to find Center Director.
Board approves Director's job description, job qualifications, and salary range.
Search Connittee advertises, fntervfews, and recOlllllends candidate.
Boa rd hi res Center Of rector .
Board and Director detel"lline facilities and staffing needs.
Director, Board lllelllbers, and others 1111ke presentations to cm.unity.
Citizens Budget C<J1111ftt@e n!!COlll!ends 1976 Budget a1110unt.
County COllllfssfoners approve 1976 Budget amount.
DRCOG, Comprehensive Health Planning, and Sta te approve application for 25-45 Funds.
Director and Board obtain t porary f ac 1 ties and staffing.
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DATE: August 1, 1974
SUBJECT: CONVERTING BANNOCK AND SHERMAN
TO 1WO-WAY STREETS
Attached is a copy or a memorandum from Brooka Taylor, Traffic Engineer,
and a drawing covering the conversion of Bannock and Sherman to two-way
streeta. 'I1H-estimated cost is approximately $10,000, not including the
labor eosta of our own crews, The ooe problem that we will encounter 1n
the reversion of Bannock to two-way will occur at the intersection of Hampden,
Bannock and U.S. 285. 1be problem occurs if we return Hampden aa a two-
way street between Acoma and Bannock in that we would have to give some
t:Jme on our traffic controller for west-bound Hampden tratftc, Thia would
cut into the time which we could allot for through movement on Bannock.
It would be our suggestion and reoommendatioo that Hampden Avenue be
designated one-way east-bound between Acoma and Ban.noct. Attached la
a copy of Section 14-2-9 of our Municipal Code. Thia section w<M&Id have
to be changed in order to accommodate our propoql.
1b chang for both str ta could be accompliabed on a temporary baala
!thin two month.I; but because or delay in recetvtn1 mast al"ID8, we oo..ald
not chang th •treeta on a permanent baala for approxfma 1y ftve months.
1b actual pbyalcal cbanp would be accompliabed aa a Sunday wb tramc
la usually at fta l st poi.nt. We ould uWtae our own ere.a, that la both
Trame and Str t Dfvlalon, to malt ur that th compl cbaq 1• made
on a Sunday.
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Brooks Taylor Works
CONVERTING BANNOCK & SHERMAN TO TWO-WAY STREETS
As you requested, I have surveyed S. Bannock and s. Sherman
Streets for a cost estimate to convert these streets from
one-way to two-way traffic.
If the existing parking and restricted areas remain as they
are, the signs on the east side of Bannock and those on the
west side of Sherman can be reversed to face that traffic.
For the first few weeks of the transition period, it would
be advisable to temporarily install •Two-way Traffic ~ Keep
Right• signs at the start of each block. The ones used
for Girard and Hampden are still in stock and would serve satisfactorily.
The existing painted lane lines could be blacked out and
repainted for two-way traffic.
Each signalized intersection will require additional mast arms and signal heads.
Listed below is an estimat d cost of the two-way traffic
conversion. Labor cost is not considered since our traffic
crews are capable of handling this project.
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12 mast a1'11l8
18 signal heads f $135/ea.
1000' 12-conductor wire
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H•mrckn A•· llt' in the C11y ur l:n!ikW<w>d'. Culotado , both Cllll llld -:·.;· ~ dH1an11f'd .. ~ ''"'....,•)' "' ,,..,,.Jueo.tiunal a•niue wnh 1noh1t wehkic ltaffic to
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In lieu of the prov! ol Sect6oe 11-1111 ol U.. Modll Tralfic Code LM followlaa proyi ions ere hereby adopted.
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RESOLUTION NO. 4-~, SERIES OF 1975
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A RESOLUTION RETURNING SHERMAN STREET BACK TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
In order to enabl e traffic to circulate more
freely and safely within the commercial and residential
area, The Director of Public Works is hereby directed to
return Sherman Street to two-way traffic.
1975. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 15th day of Septe•ber,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 Ci t y Clerk-Treasurer
I, illia• D. Ja• , ex officio Cit Cler -Trea urer
of th City of En 1 wood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
th above and foregoin i a ru , accurate and co plete
copy of th Re olution 'o . , Series of 1975 .
e o er -rea urer
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO :
REVERT SHERMAN STREET~ TO~
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TRAFFIC TO CIR CULATE MORE F.REELY
WIIBIN IBE COMM E RCIAL AND RESID E NTIAL
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Thomas M McKeon
dba Ground Round
5180 S Broadway
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LI QU'OR h."8 3 . 2 PE""' r~u;. LETS
Appearinq-Floyd Engeman
TYPE OF ACTI ON REOL•fSTED:
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Ground Round is a subsidiary of Howard Johnson. Fonner licensee is no
longer employed by the Ground Round. Fonner licensee was William Schuessler.
?OLI ":. Arn FBI RT"l>CI 'i'S:
A favorable report was received on Thomas McKeon
Personal history fonn is included.
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE
HS APPLICATION MUST 8E FILEOWITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ,
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX 8UILOING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , COLORADO
80203 13031 825-9061 Ht. 4111 . NO LICENSE WILL 8E GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICA·
TION HAS SEEN APPROVED BY T H E LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY .
IMPORTAN T' CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICENSE (SI BE ING APPLI ED FOR . T H IS IS AN OR IGINAL APP LICAT ION
ANO A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLYING FOR RENEWAL LICENSES .
[: RETAIL LIQUOR STORE LICENSE
C LIQUOR LICENSED DRUG STORE LICENSE
'.;J BEER ANO WINE LICENSE e BEER , WINE ANO LIQUOR LICENSE
(HOTEL, RESTAURANT)
CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE
EXTENDED HOUllS LICENSE (HOTEL l
RESTAURANT ONLY)
0 BRE WERY (IEER) LICENSE •
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FEES 50 .00
FEE S 50.00
FEES 25 .00
FEES 25 .00
FEE S 25 .00
FEE S 200.00
FEES 250.00
0 WINERY LICENSE (S 10,000 BOND REQUIRED ) FEES 250.00
:::J WHOLESALE BEER LICENSE• FEES 500 00
0 WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSE ($10,000 BOND
REQUIRED ) FEE $1000.00
0 DISTILLERY LICENSE (S 10,000 BOND REQUIRED ) FEE S 1000 .00
~RECTIFIER LICENSE (Sl0,000 BONO REllUIREDl FEE Sl000.00
=1 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LICENSE (PLANE , BUS, CAR I
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IMPORTER 'S LIQUOR LICENSE FEES 250 00
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QUfSTION MUST • ANIWl!lfD. ANY -ANIWft 01 STATEMlM' lllAl>f IY THE APPLICANT CONSTITUTES ,._., ANO THE l"fll50N MAKING
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l . St•te ~ whet dete eppf.cent he• oc.cvp.ed pre:ft"H:M'I to be 1tcent.ed
0.0.. •"'t of JN •J>Pl.centt., or eny of "'-~n . or e-ny offtGer, director or ••oclholder of w 1d eppltUnt if rt 11 • corpOt ..
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""-"'· OWft. e 1m.t cf'ff9Ctly or indirectly, WI ~ °" "' pef1, the buitdlng or premtt.ff 10 be occup.ed by the bl.II•""• or eny
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Eric Johannisson
Liquor License Transfer -Thomas Mcleon, Ground Round -5180 So. Broadway
A liquor license tr-an.fer has i--t filed for the Ground Round, 5180 South Broadway
from lfUUaa A. Schuessler to n.o.... M. Mcleon.
The G1'0Und Round ls a subsidiary of Hoard Johnson Company. Because Howard Johnson
has senral Colorado outlets which serve liquor, they mst set up each liquor license
individually to stay within tbe Colorado Code. lbe Code prohibits aaltiple loca-
tions for liquor licenses.
Mr. Mcleon is an eucutive with the Ground Round subsidiary. He will be physically
located in BraintrM, Massachusetts. lie will have supervisory responsibility for
the liquor operation at the local Ground Round . A local manapr will have on site
operatin1 responsibility.
This chanae in licensina is necessary because the fomer licensee, wuu. .. A.
Schuessler, ls no lon1er employed by Hoard Johnson Company.
Because Mr. Mer.on lives in Massachusetts, it will be an i.llposition for hla to
appear personally before Council. Mr. Ployd Eq-.n, hls attorney, has uked
that he be penltted to appear before council without ~Ir. Mcleon.
Could I have an auwer by SeptClllber 9, 1975? If Mr. lcleon is nquired to per-
sonally appear before Council, I will need to aive hill ff!ll days notice.
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September 10, 1975
Customer Service Department
Attn : Eric Johannisson
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Dear ir :
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At the request of your depart• nt, we have conduct d a chec for
criminal records on Ir . Th as I. le Keon, and have failed to discover
any crimin 1 bac ground on the subject .
We find no reason to r coamend denial of thi licen e .
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Police Department -Detective Division
~= Revenue Division
ECT : Request for Liquor License Investigation
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Enclosed is the personal history form for Thomas M. McKean who is applying
for a liquor license. His local attorney indicates that his fingerprints
vere sent under separate letter to you directly.
Please notify me of the investigation results when completed
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Personal ttistory for Li cens ing
.icense" A pplied For ·
_1qu ~-------Recreation Facility ______ Health Therapy _____ Other ______ _
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fome Address 32 Pratt lbad
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)ate of Bi rth 5/24/40
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Social Security NO. 151-30-8455
N. Scituate . Massachusetts 02060
City State Z i p
Place of Birth Astoria . Queens, N. Y.
Color of Eyes_.B_..l...,11P...._ ___ Color of Hair BITWJ Race.JllL__ Sexld.-
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lam of Spouse or ExSnouse _ __..J~a~ne..._~'c....,Keon......,..._ _________________________ _
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Have you ever been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor(eKClude minor traffic violations ) Yes __ No_:I __
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Character References l st Three (3)
Name Paul J . Sm.th
..adr I lo Wi ntpr Stmet -W. Hartforxl, Qx>n
Occupation Insurance Consul.tant
2 Na Stanley Sargent
Addre I PaCWl'>s Wllk -Marshf1pld, Hass
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Detective Division
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ATT ORNEY AT LAW
TCLC~HONI: 358 3385
A"ICA Coo1: 303
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Department of Finance
Sales Tax Division, City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Re : Liquor License Application
for Thomas M. McK on
Dear Mr . Jobannisson :
1465 BOSTON STREET
AURORA. COLORADO 80010
September 3, 1975
In response to our telephone conversation of this
date , I wish to advise you as follows concerning the
Appli cation for a beer, wine and liquor licens by
Thomas M. McKeon for the premises located at 5180 South
Broadway, Englewood , Colorado, known a th Ground Round Rest urant.
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Enclosed. is the personal. history form for TbOlll&s M. Mc!CeoD vbo is applying
tor a liquor licenae. His local. attorney indicates that bis fingerprints
were sent under separate letter to you directly.
Pleue notity me or the invelltigation results vben c0111pleted
Eric E. Job&nniseon
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE
( THIS APPLICATION MUST BE Fl LEO WITH THE COLORAOO OEPARTMENT OF REVENU E ,
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET, OENVER, COLORAOO
80203 13031 825-9061 eat. 411 NO LICENSE WILL BE GRANTEO UNTIL THE APPLICA
TION HAS BEEN APPROVEO BY THE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY .
IMPORTANT ' CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICENSE (S) BEING APPLIE D FOR . THIS IS AH OR IGI NAL APP LIC AT ION
AHO A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLY ING FOR RENEWAL LICENSES.
RETAIL LIQUOR STORE LICENSE
~ LIQUOR LICENSED DRUG STOllE LICENSE
U BEER ANO WINE LICENSE
~BEER , WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSE
(HOTEL, RESTAURANT)
0 CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE
IJll EXTENDED HOUllS LICENSE (HOTEL I.
REST AU RANT ONLY )
BREWERY CIEElll LICENSE•
•MAY llEOUlllE IOIC>
FEE S S0 .00
FEE S 50.00
FEES 25.00
FEE S 25 .00
FEE S 25 .00
FEE S 200.00
FEE S 250 .00
0 WINERY LICENSE (S 10 ,000 BOND REQUIRED) FEES 250 00
0 WHOLESALE BEER LICENSE" FEES 500 00
0 WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSE CS 10,000 BOND
REQUIRED ) FEE S1000 00
CJ DISTILLERY LICENSE IS 10,000 IONO REQUIRED ) FE E S1000 00
-RECTIFIER LICENSE !Sl0,00010 REt:IUIREOI FEE S1000 00
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LICENSE !PLANE, BUS, CAR I
•S2500EA
-IMPORTER 'S LIOUOR LICENSE FEES 250 00
TMI ----ICATION l'Oll A STAll l~ AS IWOICATEO AIOI/(, .._. TMI l'IOVISIONS Of CH 75, ART . 2, en. 1'6J, AS-· AND l'Oll l*T -MA1C1S TMI l'OUOWING .,._TO THf QUESTIONS CONTAINB> IN THIS AWtlCATION. fVflY A,,llCAllf
QUESllON MUST • -· ANY M&a ...-1 Oii STATIMINT MAllE aY THE AWtlCANT CONSTITUTES ~ AHO THf l'HSON MAK ING
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If so. 1t•te full det1ift repding same ...
35 Don any of tN eppUcar'lb, or eny of the ~rtner., or eny offJC.er, d i,.ctor or 1rockhoSder of H id epphunt. 1f 1t it • corp0t• ''°"· hew eny d irect, or indirect finenci1I intere" in the M1neJ1 of M ll•no ,,..,.,,, v~ or spmtvous ltquor et rete1t7 Yet No
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fftil'"f. OWi'\. •• .._, dwectfy or lnd1 rectly. ki'I whotie Of tft p.9rf, tht t:M.ukling or prem1te1 to be occ"p.ec:f by the bus.,... OI en-y
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EXECUTI VE OFF ICE 222 FORBES ROAD . BRAINTREE . MASSACHUSETTS 0 2 184
July 11, 1975
To Whom It May Concern:
I have kno#n Thomas M. McKeon for three and a half years.
During his t i m I have found him to be a most conscientious,
trust#or hy young man.
H is 11 kno#n in the community, is a family man and his
integri y is b yond repro ch.
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Boulder Road
N. Scituate , Massachusetts July 8 , 1975
H•vin9 know,, Tho,,.s McXeon for three ye•rs, I h•ve found him
to be •n upst•ndin9 citizen and • benefit to our community,
He is very trustworthy an~hasamply demonstrated qualities
of leadership and cooperation. I know he will handle this
respon sibility with the knowledge and efficiency he has demonstrat d in the past.
Very truly yours,
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July 9, 1975
To Whom It May Concern:
I have known Thomas McKeon and his family for 20 years and
have founu him to be of the highest caliber -both in the
community and in the business world.
I am sure you will find him a capable businessman and an
asset to your community.
Sincerely,
Paul J. Smith
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I have known Thomas McKeon and his family for 20 years and
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community and in'the business world.
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as set to your community.
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Ju y 11 , 197 5
To Whom It May Co n ce rn:
I have known Thomas M. McK e an for three and a half y ars .
During thir time I ha vr fou nd him n br a most onscien ious ,
Lrustworthy young m. n.
llr is w1•Jl kn own in the> rnmmu n ity , is i1 f<imily man .1 nrl lns
in gri1y i s b0yoncl repro<ich.
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T!IIS LEAS E made .'.Ind e nt e r ed into thi s ls t day of June, 1975,
by and between HOWARD J O!l:~S ON COMP.i\HY, a 1'~:1r yland cor po ra tion,
qualified to do busines s in th e S tat e of r.oloraclo, \;h ose ad dress
is One llow:ircl Johnson Plaz.'.l, I>o:.c o n <no rchester), M'lss.:icl u :oct ts,
02125, her.cinafter ol led u:ssrnt , :ind Tl!OM.'\S M. McKl ·:o;~, an incli-
viclu:1l \Jhose adcl t"C'S f. is 32 l'rntl Ro .'.l<, il. ~;c i.t uat c , M::ic:s .'l chu ~>c>t s ,
02060, here i.n.'.l ftc1· cal led T.E SS:·:t·:.
WITNESSE TJ! -----· -
In consideration of the covenant s h e rein con t.'.li n c cl, the LESSOR
does her by cl c•misc• and le.J se un o t he LESSEE thr follo .. dnr, de sc ribed
premi ses situate in th e Ci.Ly of En g lc1-iood , Coun ty o( .i\r.:ip.Jllo.:-, St<1te
of Colorado:
The "h3 r" area a s hcrrin definC'cl of "The C1 ·ot1ncl 'tound "
rc·s t aurant locat•'u at 5180 South l\r o'l1 l.11v , l11g lc 1 rl,
Color ado , to ,~~l l1c r with the nou -C':: .... lu:;i,•t u ~<' in t1•
(u:-Lhl·"·.1nc.·e of th e .:i1c of al C'o'1olic lw · rl'~•·<: ll' ''"'
rem<iindcr Of t h e ,1bo v;_• dC'ScrilH cl l:f'S t :<llt".'ll1 l. .i\ , I .'l <.'d
herC'in, "l.i.1 r" .'lr<.'.'l s iw11 be th e• r0~.inlc•r on ~1hi d1 ~ IC' -
holic hcvc-r.~es :lrc to h e s ld; tho:.t• s r ni l r. i.1 ·111•Jl,1l.<'lr
adjaccn lo s u e~\ COl•llt •.'L" ~nc l 1 lt • ;n-.• IJ,•I· i1ul tl H' co •ntcr
nc•c •cosnry r.--.r t i•" pr"1 l il:'.'1l ion or . L\,' ;11coholic h . ,, :n '"
di-inks.
To 11.Jv,. and ho1
upon the <'tHli • ions A. he> 1-,.' n1 ft ~r . 1 1 out .
1. Tci:m -'1 h ( f rhi. l b• rn~ ( ~. ( l) y :l .. ,
uic:h ~ • .i cl t !•rm I r•glnnin•; O""l th• do'.' LI c; • :1·: •. n l .. C'it:r~
nnd O> in fro 1/ ~U'"'
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of i'Hnc Thousnnd Six l111ndr0d (~9 ,600.0 ) Dolla1·s 1~\.i i.ch r 0 nt :l shall
be paid .0:1 n monthly h e.sis of l"i g ltcy llu:1dn·rl (~S()f1 .00) Dollars wilh
with th<> fir s l 1TJonth's cenl h.:L n .~ pror.1L ccl jn th,.. , e nt the term
do cs t'Ot bc gi 1~ on th~ fir s t rl:1y of the ir.onlh .
son , fi JTI or 11t i tv, 1.'i tho11 t t lw c.:pr'-'S ,·ri. t<'n c n nsrnt o[ LF.SSOtL
If . l sc -The 1 ESS,~E sha ] l u se th.' p ·ernj Sf'S h0;-ej n demised [or
r the sn c nnd con.·umplio of nlc oholic l1 r\·cr~:'.0S :rncl ~;ll'·h use shnll
be con s ls cnt with th ~ f.1 mi 1 atr:'losph.:-n or a Ly;ii.c:1l "The Ground
Round" r0sL.1ut«ml. 'n otla•r u s e of the p ·c1ni sc·s 1~i 11 h · permit led
withou he express 1n-itt 11 l n-; nt of the u:sso1~.
5. Tcrrninatinn -In t lw 0vP11l J 1:ss1 i: r;h;i l l n c'g l ct or fni l to
perfot1n or oh.· rv'-' :iny of ti 1 • cov 11 111 .. , :1grC'l" ·n t:-.. r C?:1clil ion 'i of
this l c.:iso.?1 m· ii th' est.Jte h,'r hy cn.•,ll d ~in ll lw L.1 :C'n o t•xcru-
t ion o~· hy oth t " pro1...LSS l l.1·•, or if :i r C<'i r, r slnl l hP .'.l point d
-;ll 11 u • 11'·,d • of
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LESS l·:E \V<Jiving all st;1tut o1·y rl gh t s.
6. .f:!~.iccs_ -~: U -:cs ~;h .'.11 l b e· cl c·err •d duly served on the LESSEE
if dclivcred p e1·son;1 Ll y to the I.ESS l'f. c•r jf sen t hv cecl':i fied m.::i il
.'.lddr cs .s ed to the I.l:SSI:E .'.lt 12 Pratt l~o.:;.J, N. Sci t11 :;t•c , ,f,1ssachu t;etts ,
02060 or to the l.ESs r:E .:1t th e pn·mi'; ·.·, ot· oth er r;u c h :ici dress ;is
shall h 2 fun:isJ-wcl _;_n 11ri ti w; by Lh c ll :SSJ·[ to tl 1:• !.I'S~-·r,.~ .'.lnd n ot i c e .~
shall be de cm<'d d uly crv(>cJ 011 th ,· 1 .1:s::;o·~, /\ttn: l.;11: Dt>p:irtment , 220
Forhcs Ro .1 d , !Jr.'.lintrc~, 1.-i>.:;;,ichu~"tl :> 02 181~, or o: li ('c s ui.:h ;icldr .~ss .1.;
7. \·J.~ -No .1 ssc nt ot· W.'.liver, Pxrn·e:--s or it.1p l i c·d, by the
LESS O~ t o nny hreach of nny eovenJ:il, n~rc 0~~nt or conrliti on h erein
cont ai ned, s ha] l opc t-.1 t • .1s .111 .1 ss t•11t lo or 11.'.li ve,· o f ~;ulweq u cnt
breach of the "<1 ;i: C"c 11t :is to th ,• ·p.•cif ic inst :incl', a nd the sil.~nce
of the l.LSSQ"{' s right 5 h t·reund r.
se.'.lls on th day .in .:1r fi r..t . h,.,;,(• \ll"it rcn.
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SERVICE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, madc and entered into this 1st day of June,
1975, by and betwe e n Tll OMAS 1. McKEON whose address i 32 Pra t
Ro ad, N. Scituate, 1a s a c hu t s, 02060 (hereinafter c a l l d
"McKeon") and llO:M RD JOw.-J SO. CO IPANY, a Maryland corpora ion ,
qualifi d to do hu ·in :-.s in t he Slate of Colorado, who .. adc!n n
is One Howard Johnson Plaz. , Bo s ton (Dorchester), Ma ssachu .,; t t s ,
02125 (hereinaft e r call d " ohn s on").
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WHEREAS, McKean is the L ssee of the "bar" area of "The
Ground Roun d " r es t aur a n t located at 5180 South Broadway, nglewood, '
Colora do, together wi th a n on-exclusive use in the furtherance of
the s ale of alcoholic bcverag s throughout th remainder of said
r es t aurant;
WHEREAS, McKean desires to retain Johnson as an independent
contractor to provid certain employ e and record ke ping services
an d Johnson d sires to be so r tain d;
WHEREAS, McKeon has applied for the issuanct' of a B er, \.line
and Liquor R staurant Lie ns ("r staur, n liquor lie ns ") au ho-
rizing the sale of h r, win nd liquor f r con u p i o n upon h
pr mis in conn ction with th s r v in , of f d · ,
WIIBREAS, John s n s .11 op r l a r taura nt l 1rln h h ur
hat M K on i con u c ting hi lk
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•ccordaoce with the teems ood condition s heceinoftec •et foct h.
2. (a) ·Johnson sholl pec~cm all bookkeeping •nd ••counting
and shall pec~cm •11 r equi ced •uditing . Johoson shall keep and
maintain such books •nd c ecocds "' shall be necesso cy to recocd
and reflect the day-to-day operotioos, •hich book s •n d cecords
shall be kept in accocda nce with genec•Ily accepted accounting
principles. Johnson shall fucoish McK on at Johnsoo's expense,·,
pcofit •nd lo•s statement prepoced by • certified public account-
ing firm •ithin •ix (6) weeks of the close of th e fiscal yeor.
(b) If any employee of Johnson shall violate the teems of
this agreement or any of the pcovisions of the Liquoc Code of the
State of Colorado or any rules and reg ulations theceunder, McKean
may, in writing, dem•nd tha t Johnson discharge s uch employee, •et-
ting forth therein the reasons for such action.
(c) Johnson shall d te<mine and be cesponsible for the
I wage,, hours and other t erms and conditions of cmploym nt; provid-
ed that McKean •hall at all time, have the eight to exercise control
over all portions of the leased facilities and shall at •11 time,
assume respon sibili ty for the action s of all persons and employees
With respect to the selling of alcoholic bevecages, inso~r as the
observanc of the Colotodo Liquor Code and the rul s •nd r gulation
of the liquor lie nsing outhotlti ' o[ th S at o[ Colorado and
the City of Fngl<>wood •r concern d. John on •h.11 be s olely re-
spon ibl for h p yrn nt of all w r,
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to hold Mc on hann1
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accordance with the terms and condition s hereinafter set for th.
2. (a) ·Johnson shall perform all bookkeeping and accounting
and shall perform all r equired auditin g . Joh n son shall kee p and
maintain such books a nd r ec ords as shall be necessary to record
and r eflect the day-to-d ay operations, which books and recor ds
shall be kept in accordance with generally accep t ed accounting
principles. John son shall furnish McKean at John son 's expe nse,'a
profit and loss stateme nt p repare d by a certified public account-
ing firm within six (6) weeks of the close of the fiscal year.
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(b) If any employee of John son shall violate the terms of
this agre emen t or any of the provisions of the Liquor Code of the
State of Colorado or any rules and regulations thereunder, McKeon
may, in writing, demand tha t Johnson discharge s uch em ployee, set-
ting forth there in the reasons for suc h ac tion.
(c) Johnson s hall determine and be responsible for the
wages, hour s and other terms and conditions of employment; provid-
ed tha t McKeon shall at all tim s have th right lo exercise control
over all portions of the l eased facilities and shall at all times
assume re sponsibility for the actions of all persons and employees
with respect to the selling of alcoholic beverages, ins far as the
observance of the Colorado Liquor Code and the rul s and r gu la ions
of the liquor licensing authorities of he Sta e of Colorado and
the City of ngl wood ar conc<'rn d. Johnson sh 11 b sol l r -
spon ibl for h paym nt
ion and or h p n f p roll t nx
~mcl oth r comp n
in cor'lpli. n <' wi h 11
w g and hour, un mploym n n o h er
la ion a pp lie: bl or to p rsonn l.
to hol c:K on hannl s c: l it for 1nc:o or plo
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ten (10) days following written demand by John s on, in paying over
to Johnson any amount due from McKeon to Johnson under this agree-
ment or in the event McKean shall be declared bankrupt or inso lvent
or any petition for any arrangement under the Bankruptcy Act shall
be filed or he shall make an assignment for the benefit of credit ors.
(b) by McKean, in the event Johnson s hall be declared bankru pt
or insolvent or any p etition for any arrangement und er the Bankruptcy
Act shall be filed by Johnson or it s h all make an assignme nt for the
benefit of creditors.
7. Johnson shall carry liability insurance at its expense against
personal injury and prop erty damage occurring on the premises l eased
by McKeon and adjacent public areas in th minimum total amounts of
$500,000 per per so n and $1,000,000 per occurrence for personal injury
and $50,000 for property damages and namin g Mc Kean as an additiona l
insured of such insurance policy. John son shall furnish McKeo n with
certificates evidencing that the insurance is in ffcct at all tim s
during the term of this agreem nt.
8. Johnson agrees to ind mnify and sav and hold McK on harmless
against and from any and all claims, dama g s, cos nd xpense , in-
cluding r asonable attorney f es (1) ari i nr, fro h conduct of its
mploy s in elling alcoholic b v ra • ; (2 arisin fro any viola-
tion by Johnson, it employ
or rul nd r gut tlon pro ulg
penal les ri ing fro any .pplic tin
appllc ions h r on; (3) from
Jo on in h p o
of Johnaon t
of ne 1i nc
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pro Jin i brou h
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occurrences or if any of the foregoing occurrences neces sitate McKeon
bringing any action or proceeding, Johnson, upon notic e from McKeon,
covenants to d efend or prcse c ute such action or proceeding as th e
case may be.
9. Johnson shall not make any a lterations in or additions to
the premises leased by McKeon without firsl obtainin g the written
consent of McKeon as to the plans of such alterations or addition or
as to Lhe type and appearance of the fixtures and plan for decorat-
ing, which consent sha ll not be un reasonab ly withheld.
10. McKeon shall be responsible for the purchase of all alcohol-
ic beverages sold and dispensed on the pr mises but Johnson shall
hold him harmless and ind em nified for any paym ent which McKean ma y,
by judgement or otherwise, be required to make.
11. As compensation for the services to be rendered to McKeon
by Johnson, McK ean shall pay Johnson an annual f e of Eighty-Four
Thousand ($84,000.00) Dollar s , which [ e shall he paid in monthly
installments of Seven Thousand ($7,000.00) Dollars, with each monthly
payment b ing due on or before th t enth day; provided, however, if
the t rm begins on a day other tha n th fir st day of th month, hat
first mon h's payment shall he prorat ed; hut John on slrn ll waiv any
defici ency in any month occurring .
12 .. Johnson sh 11 pay in half C'( kK(on, all op rating
of any kind and n tur , inc l all utility h re , ch,r
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ca t ion, re t urns, fees or taxe s with respect to the restaurant liq u or
l icense and state, county and city sales taxes .
13 . This is a service agreement and noth ing contained herein
shall he construed to make this a partner ship or joint venture and
nothin g contained herein shall be deemed or construed to make McKeon
a partner or associate of Johnson in the co nduct of any business nor
in rendering McKeon liable for any dehts, liabilities or obligations
' incurred by John so n in the conduct of any business.
14. All contracts , obligations, cost and expen .e of whatever
nature, with the exception of the purchase of alcoholic beverages,
shall be undertak e n so lely in the nam of John s on, xc pt as express-
ly approved in writing by McKeon and no creditors of Johnson may i n
any manner rely upon this agreement in its dealinr,s with Johnson.
15. Notice as provided h erei n shall be in writing and may be
se r ved by placing the same in the Uni ed States Mail as registered
or c rtified mail addressed as s t forth herein.
16. This agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding
upon the heirs, legal represPntativ s, successors and assigns of the
par ic her to.
IN WITNESS WHFR EOF , the parti . her to have set their hands and
s 1 on th day and y a fir s t abov writl n.
l!O'.<IARD JOHNSO CO. PA Y
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LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
St Louis Catholic Church and School
3301 S Sherman
TYP! ~ ACTION R!QUF.STED:
Set a public hearing for issuance of Special Events Pen111t
for serving beer, wine, and liquor on November 15, 1975
POUGE AND FBI REPORTS:
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PREVIOOS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR
EXCIJJDIIC ANNUAL REN!'IAL:
Issuance of several special events penn1ts
CITY ATTORNE'!'S R!V
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John W's Inc.
dba Arnie's Lounge
3467 S Broadway
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LIQUOR AND J .2 BEER OUTLE TS
Noah Arnold w111 appear
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED :
Request for approval for remodelin g establ i shmen t
POUGE AND FBI REPOR S :
PR!V!OOS CITY C
EXCLUDINJ ANNUAL
None
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Sl'Nre CF OOIOW\00
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Ll(.U'.)R mroocr·MJ'Nr DIVISIOO
1375 SheOMn Street
OOM>R, (J)U)IWX) 90203 •· Licawe No. 11 028:;'7
The undersigned retail licensee requests permi ssion to expand, enl1lt99, or lllOdify
the praniscs at which he ill licensed to do bu s iness or the plans am mpecificatiOIW
originally llUbnitted at the time of ootaini..-.,, the original licerwe, in line with
Colorado Liquor c:ocJa Regulation No. 18E.
N.'llne of retail li~ -----..J~O.MOliliM-W'll'-'-'•l--',ll.llli~C------------------
Trade nmna ___ _.,;.A=RN~I~E~·~sc...=.LO~UN=.:G~E-------------------~
Address or legal deecription of prtllli-at which licensed to do tiu.U------
3467 So. BOO AD'<AY, E2'GLl!JIOOD, COLO. 80110
1Clty or 'l'tM\, :dp ())(](), Cou\ty)
Specification, in eocurate detail•, of the planned eKp1U111ion, ~. or .at-
ification of the lie.wed prwUM9 or prtllli.9e8 to be liomwed ---------
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OF tZu L.Ot N'G a,,z ,,a?<'L'f= Ot=n s;..,r. I R<;ir l2actr! '5 AN/?
C a f, b S:??R 4 Ge r e RE a k '2J!._-1l...u._.. ..... ;z ..... ,uv><.Gi..::·'-&·--------
Are the prtlll!M9, aftc t:he propoeed. eicpansion , cnlargenent, or nolificat.lan loollW
within 500 feet of a building ooc:upied u a pub lic, er parochial 8Chool, aol.19Ja,
unive.raity or --1.nuy? NO ------------
0. te of th9 pr:opoMd 911*Wion, ~. ex 1nodifi cation of U.C...S pr9li.-er
pcwUw to be lic:mwed. AUG . 15 , 197 ----------------Siqrei~~
'l't'9 fQA90ing ll(!Pllcat.ion fee s-rat•ion
lic.rwed cc p.laM enS 11FCif iC»tiorw, hu
be oontrary to the prodeiorw of the Oolcndo Lu
'l'hue!on , the foregoing 1Wlication b ppr
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LICJX)R l:K"OrCIMNf DIVI stOO
1375 Shannan Street
Dl?JM':R, OOLOIV\00 80203 • Licerwe No.
1r:1r-:o..,...,.,2Wtf-~
1'he urx.lersigned retail licensee requests permission t o expand, enlarge, or lllOdify
tho proniscs at which he is licensed to do busiress or the plana and 91*=ificatiorw
originally autnitted at the time of oot.ainil"IJ the original lic:enee, in line with
Colorodo Liquor 000. Regulation No. 18E.
Nome of retail lioarwee ----. .... rw"TW"_,,,_.-----------------llOD l'i ,DO.
Address or legal deec:rlption of pclllli-at which lioenaed to do buaU------
Specificat.icn, in ..:x:urat. details, of the pl.Mned eKpllllllian, ~. er .ut-
ificat.icn of the l.icenMd prm11._ er pnmieee to be liomwed ---------
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Ar9 the pred.Ma, aft&' the '*qx»ed eicpansion, c.n t, or modification J..oaat:.s
within 500 feet of • building occupied .. a p.it>Uc, c:r paroc::hJ.al edo>l, mllege,
• university cr .-Lnuy? _ _
Dat. of the propcl9cl -s-wlon, ~. or 1 i icat.icn of lu...t ..-,.. er
~ to be liOMMd.
APf'IOIAI. at ~ LlaJIMJJ«: AlJftDUTY I
'l'tw f QA90ing l(IPllcat.icn foe puai•lon
Ucenaed or p!Mw ..S apecitic:atiCN, has
oontru:y to the proviaiorw of the Co l
Thllrefan, the foregoinq epplicatiat 1a
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APPLICANT:
MBF Corp
dba Deadwood Digg1ns
~ S Broadway '1,,,i:>
LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
Appearing-Michael B Freilin9er, jr
Michael F Freilinger
Richard N Graham
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
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Public Hear1ng to consider issuance of 3.2 fermented malt beveraqe
license for consumption on the premises.
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
All parties to application received favorable reports. Personal
1story fo are included in packet
CITY
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Mr. Michftel Frelllncer
llBF r.orpora ti on
d/b/a De a dwood Diggins Ltd.
1520 South Albion, Apt. #10\
neawer, Colorado 80222
near Mr. Frellinger:
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Ptareuant to the provleio1111 of tbe Colorado 3.2 Beer Act,
the a pplication for a 3.2 Beer Ltcenee, coneumptioa on
tbe prwa~ee, bJ MBP corporation d/b/a !leadwood ~11r11u
Ltd., 35H Soutb BroadwaJ, Enslewood, C'.oloraclo, wtll be
couiclered at a public bearinc on Sept .. ber 1 5 , 1975
at 7 :30 p.a. Tbe pubJlc bearlnc wUl be h•rd bJ tbe
local llce .. 1 .. autborttJ, tbe Encl•wood CltJ co..c11,
1• couacil Cballbera, 3400 south Elatl, E .. lewood,
Colorado.
1be .... ult• o f tbe lnveettgatlon flad :
1 . Tb• llBP Corpora t t on t• authorised to traD11act bu81•••
1n tbe State o f Color a do .
2 . The offtcera o f orpora~ .... to be of sood
character and reputatioe •• wlt .... ed bJ fav o ra ble police
report• aad lettert1 o f refereaee .
3. Jlo lice•• for t bt• loca tloa ha beeta aW.lt t ed •r
c ou ider ed tn t he pes t , .. r.
The a ppUca Uon 1• co idered to be
for pr e at a tloa t.o a public bearl
aJ a ould co tl'\led aa apPf'O•i or
cation. Tbe tat 1"89te wttb the t itJ
ta sood order awl readJ s l e tter 1 • •
DJl t a ppll•
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aade wttbtn O .,. after tu• public heart
'ordtallJ,
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r.ttJ 'l e r a tor of
c : Mr. lcbard • Gr• a , 00 t Haattdeio .... t. 11.
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llr. llicbael Freiliacer
llBJI' corpora ti on
d/b/a Deadwood Digsi .. Ltd.
1520 Soutb Albion, Apt. ~101
neaver, Colorado 80222
Dear Kr. FreiUnger:
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PUrauaat to the proviaiou of tbe 1.:o lorado 3.2 Deer Act,
tbe appl1catioa for a l.2 Deer Lice ... , conauapt1oa on
tbe p..-1 ... , bJ llDF c orporatioa d/b/a neadwood "!llalu
Ltd. , 3524 south Broad•aJ, Eacle•ood, Colorado, wt 11 be
coaaiclered at a public bearing on &ept-i.r 1 5, 197~
at 7:30 p.a. The public beariq will be beard bJ tbe
local llceD81 .. autbority, tbe E .. lewood C.itJ COUDCil,
1• couactl Cbaabera, 3400 soutb Elati, Ensl .. ood,
Colorado.
'n.. reault• of tbe tnv••ttsat1oa fiad:
l. 'nae llBF r orporatioa ta autboru.ct to traaaact bu81••
l• tbe Stat• of Co lorado .
2. 1'be ofticen of DP c orpon ....... to be of sood
cMl'acter a8d reputattoa u •1 t-8ed bf favorable police
report8 a8d lettere of retereace .
3. 1'0 Uce_. for tbia locattoa bU bMta 8Ubaitted DOI'
ca.lclered 1• tbe pa1tt y•r.
Tbe appllcattoo 1• co .. tdered to be ta sood order a..S .,..dJ
for pr .... taUon to a public b artQS. 1111• letter 1• -
•J abOUld co•tl'\18d H approo 1 or DJilltr t ... appU• uoa. ,,.. latoo rMt• •1tb tbe r 1t1 oun tl a...s •ill
be aacle wttbllll 30 daJ a t tor t h e puullc heart
t ordlallJ,
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LIQUOR AND J. 2 BEER OUTLETS
M B F Corporation d/b/a Deadwood Oiqgins, Ltd.
3550 So. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Request for 3.2 retail beer license
Set a public hearing date
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS IXJRING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCUJDI?«:i ANNUAL RENEWAL:
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I Notice Is herot>y gl•.., lhat there
.I w ilt be e Putittc heerlng on
n lier 15, 1'75, et 7:JO p.m. et 1• the City C-11 Cllember1, City
• Hett, U. South Etell StrHt,
t Eng,.__ ~-. for Ille pur.
• -of d lteUHlon of e r-t for
t e l .2 -lic»nte for M9F C:O.·
• PGr•tton, d /b/e o..i-Dig·
' gins, Ltd., l550 So . lroedwey,
·Engl-, C--· • ly order o1 the City c-11 of
Ille City of Englewood, C--· •t 111 meeting Oft """"" 11, 1'75.
/s/Wlll lem D. Jemes
e• officio City Clerk '
Pub tt shed In the Englewood
He<etd Sentinel Aug. 21 , 1'75 .
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STATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR 3.2%
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSES
(RETAILER S, WHOLESALERS OR MANUFACTURERS)
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE .
ST ATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER, COLORADO 80203.
NO LICENSE Will BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN APPROVED IY THE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY .
IMPORTANT : CHECK THE APPROPR IATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICENSE(S) BEING APPLIED FOR . THIS IS AN ORIGINAL
APPLICATION AND A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLYING FOR RE -
NEWAL LICENSES .
1XJ RETAIL 3 .2% BEVERAGE LICENSE
0 WHOLESALE 3.2% BEER LICENSE•
0 MANUFACTURER'S 3 .2% BEER LICENSE•
*MAY REQUIRE BOND
FEE $ 25.00
FEE $100 .00
FEE $100.00
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY MAKES APPLICATION FOR A STATE LICENSE AS INDICATED ABOVE , UNDER THE PROVI -
SIONS OF CH . 75 , ART . 1. C RS, 1963, AS AMENDED, AND FOR THAT PURPOSE MAKES THE FOLLOWING ANSWERS TO
THE QUESTIONS CONTAINED IN TH IS APPLICATION . EVERY APPLICABLE QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED . ANY FAUi
ANSWER OR STATEMENT MADE BY THE APPLICANT CONSTITUTES NIJURY AND THE PERSON MAKING SUCH FALSE
STATEMENT SUBJECTS ANY LICENSE ISSUED HEREIN TO REVOCATION .
1·i ll F COl<Pu.:;mu.i
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lJeadllfood 01gg1ns, Ltd.
-.., of piece to bo 1..-.1: EKACI LOCATION CJ#-P'lfMISlS MUST IE GIVEN Gtw ,,._ end -· ....... -illlo. If pi-to bo li.-cf
It 1 ... tec11n. ·-O<l'U<alclitlri<t-lt 1--to .... -..... -..... lot and block-....... of M<flon ........ 1-t..i-•bo ..-.
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1520_ ~ou~ _Al~1on,_AJ!t. 101_._Denver. Colorado ~ <=<*
3.2 1~t Club
Ma ""'e A<ldr ...
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7 A.. ,... ,,,_.., --• _...,, ~ted _ " ..-, ,_ ""-' Swarm1n Bu 11~1ng Corp.
I u..dor C1$ 1'63 M ~ 0. 7~1.J(I) (TO II PIWO IN IY llfTAllln ONl.Yl
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State license No.
13 0 0 YOU HAVE A COlORAOO STATE SALES TAX ACCOU NT? YES 0 NO (JI IF YES, GIVE THE ACCOUNT NUMBER
14 Is •nv person employed 1n Hlling or d i1pen1ing of Fermented Me lt 8everegge1 by any of the applicants in the
bu .. nen for which th11 apphution wit m.cfe under the •oe of eighteen yean? Yes No _l
IS . HH the applicant, Of anv of the ~rtners , or any of the off1cert, sroc:lr. ho1dert 01 dlrector-1 of u1d applicant (if it ls 1 corporation) ever been con-
victed of a fe lonv 1n the St lfe of Co4orado or been convicted of a crime elaewhere whkh would constitute a felony If such ,,.,,,. Nd been com-
mitted '" the state of Colorad o? If 10, 1tate full details Yet No l.
16 HH the 1ppl1cant, or any of tn. pertnera, cw any offtear, d irector or 1todhofder o f 1a1d applteant (if it 11 a corpot"1t ion ever: X
(a ) been dent.cl a lie.nae under th11 ltqu0r lew? . . ...... Yn ................ No
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11 Ooei •n'f' nwinufecturer OT who&euier he_,. .my d irect °' indtren fin.n c1 1I interett In tt.
bw1nn1 for ~t<+oi ftoitt epplotton for leceme it mede ? ··-··-·······················Yo1 ................ No ... ~ .... .
I I Oo you htve •ny f1"-nc1 1t interett directly or 1ndirecriy tn any buslnett eng1ged in the
"*'ufkture or whoi.11f1ne of F.rment.d Mitt .. ..,.,-on ? ·--....................... . ···············-··········-···-······Yo1 ... ·····-·· No ... X ...... .
19 Are you rtte1¥tng d 1tectly or lndir«tly any fin9ftei•I Mtittenc:e, equipment, f lxturn, chettels,
dKortt.om Of furn .. hingt u1ed in the 1torlng, Mftdline, Mr¥1ng or d l1 pen1ing of food or Fer
men'-Cf Me lt a...,.,-clft within the premiMS or any ttructuret cNnges In the building, UC.pf
IJ1;te rt0t t i9"11 . from any fMntJfecturer or who&aeier of Fermented M..h e.vereget? ··-... .••. . v .. No x ....... .
20 A.re y°" tnternted 1n Mt'f' b.nklng, loenlng or financing compeny? .. --·--·--·-···-··-· ··-.. . v .. No ..... ~----·
2 1. If !he opploe.on1;, on 1ot41.-i, __ , (o), (b)
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(•) If J)\lrchesed, from whOfn? ······-··················································-··········· ..... .
25. Give the names of three re1pon1ible char1cter refuences who un vouch for your qu11ific1tion1 and desir•bility •• 1 licensed optretor, showing the
number of years you hive known eech: ... '.~.~-~.~-~. c.~~~.~--.~~ ... ~.~ .. --~~-~~ ............................................ ~?~.~ ..................... ~~~~.~~.~ ..................................... ~~ ...................... .
Neme .Addre11 City Stete No. of year known
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firm Name Addr.. y.,.,, l'oolllon Dote f,.,ployed
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If TMl Al'l'LICANT IS A -~ Cle --. ANSWH QUISTIONS 27 THIOUGH 32.
July 1, 1975
27. Stole •loco whol dole opf'llcont hoo O«UPiod --to bo la.-d ...... -.... ........ .. .. ........ . ··-··-·-·-···--·-··--·-··--·-----
21. St• .. whether •pplicent own1, e..... ot optr•"" eny werehoute or 1tor ... plent In connection wtfh its _..._ ... -Mo ..... ··---------
If 10, 1t1t. fvll deteilt regerding Mme. ... ······ --·····-···--···-··············-·····-··-··-········ ...... ····-······-··-······--·--· --·-··· ··--------------
29. Does •n'f of .._, 1ppliant1, Off any of the pertnert, or lftV officer, director Ott 1toc.~r of Hid eppiiant, lf It ii • cerpw~
have any d irect or tnd1re<t fineftc.&.I ,.,..,..., ttt the ~ineM of wllfne mitt, v.nout °' sp.r;tvout Uquor M nttetl? _ ·-·-Y•
30 Don en., pertOf' or compeny Wt eny w1y 5n,....."9d in any ot+. wine<y, bfew.ery or dittiUety, • eny rwt ...... u•' h-leftt,
own, 11fhe.r d1rec:tfy or indirectly, WI who!. OI "" pett, the byikt"'f Of' ~ to be o«vpted by the butW... ., MY fl_...,._ '-
whodl ""' opplou•-10< loe-It _., --Y•
Does tny owner, J)ef"t owner. 1N~ or pet'Mft In eny w1y 5nteNttr9d Wt eny Ol+wt wHwry, bNwery, .....,_,,er m.M ,..,_
nt1bfi.1hmttf't, h1~ 1ny d1r1<1 or tnd1rect f~ intierett 5" tM br.-ineM for whk:ft ft\11 eppliation for UcitMt le ,..., •• so.
32 USE LAST PAGf TO EXl'lAIN ANSWHS GIVEN TO QUESTIONS 29. 30 Oii 31 , AIOVf.
STATf 0# COlOIAOO
Covntvo4 ~~OI • }.. Mtch•l B. Fre11tnger, .Jr ••
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(MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESAl.ERS, IMPOITI:RS AND RAILROADS DISllEGARD THIS SECTION)
The ·0tigin el 1pplkltlon h.1 be•n e1111mined and lhe premitft, bu1ine11 con ducted 1nd character of the applicent ta utiafectory. end we do report th1t
1uch licenH, if granted, will meet the reHonable requirements of the neighborhood and the deslr" of the inha bitants, and comp1tet with the prOYtsion•
CH . 7S -ART. I C'!S 1963 H omendod.
EREFOIE THIS APPLI~ TION IS HEREBY APPROVED.
DATED AT _________ THI,~----DAY Of---------A .O. 19·------
!NAME Of TOWN, CITY OI COU'Nl'fl------------------------------------~
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(MAYOi OR CHAllMAN Of IO-'ID OF COUNTY COMMIS6IONHS OR one TITU Of UC!N$1NG AUTHORITY .)
(CURI( OR SEOIETARY OR OTH£1 OfflCB HAVING THf Ol'FICIAI. SfAl OF THf llC!NSING AUTHORITY .)
(H .... --locMed """""' • -0< city, tho obow -OY•I "-Id be •iro4 by .... -ror ond cleri<; ;f In• county, !hen by tho cho;rm°" of
.... ..._., of -_._. -.... clerk to tho boord. If, by --« -. ....... loco! liclonoiftg ...,._lty il -olher official, !hen
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR 3 .2%
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSES
(RETAILERS , WHOLESALERS OR MANUFACTURERS)
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THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WITH THE COLO RADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE .
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILD ING , 1375 SHERMAN ST RE ET, DENVER , COLORADO B0203 .
NO LICENSE WIL L BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN APPROVED IY THE lOCAl UCENSING AUTHOllTY.
IMPORTANT : CHECK THE APPROPR IA TE BOX FOR THE TYPE Of LICENSE(S) BEING APPLIED FOR . THIS IS AN ORIGINAL
APPLICATION ANO A COPY MUST BE KEP T IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APPLYING FOR RE -
NEWAL LICENSES .
{XJ RETAIL 3 .2% BEVERAGE LICENSE
0 WHOLESALE 3 .2% BEER LICENSE•
0 MANUFACTURER'S 3 .2% BEER LICENSE•
•MAY REQUIRE BONO
FEE $ 25.00
FEE $100 00
FEE $100 00
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY MAKES APPLICATION FOR A STATE LICENSE AS INDICATED ~VE , UNDER THE PROVI -
SIONS Of CH 75 , ART I CRS , 1963, AS AMENDED, AND FOR THAT PURPOSE MAK!:S THE FOLLOWING ANSWERS TO
THE QUESTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION . EVERY APPLI CABLE QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED . ANY PAUi
ANSWER Oii STATEMENT MADE BY THE APPLICANT CONSTITUTES NaJUllY ANO THE PERSON MAKING SUCH FALSE
STATEMENT SUBJECTS ANY LICENSE ISSUED HEREIN TO REVOCATION .
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De dwood 01 1 ns td.
el ,,_ ,. loo I_, fXACT 1.0CATIOH CJ' -ISU MUST H GIV N o. .. tlfWt llftd .......... ..._. -illlo If pl.m to loo loe-4
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1520 South ,!lb1on. Agt. 101 •• Peover. Colortclo ZJpc.
5 ,_., -3.2 Ni~_t Club ·----
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Stet• l icente No
13 DO YOU HAVE A COLORADO STATE SALES TAX ACCOUNT? YES 0 NO [11 IF YES , GIVE THE ACCOUNT NUMBER
h . Is any ~r 1on e m p loyed in Hlling or dispensing of Fermented M•lt Beveragges by any of the applicants in the
b usines s for which this application wn made under the age of e 1ghtHn yHrs? Ye• ..•••..........•... No ..•. ! ............ .
IS . HH the itppl1u1nt , or 11ny of the partnefl, or any of the officera, stockholden or direct0f1 of u 1d appliunt (if it is a corpoution) ever been con-
victed of • felony in the State of Colorado or bffn convicted of e crime elsewhere which would constitute e felony if such crime had been com-.
"1 1tted in the state of C~or1do? If 10, 1t1te full detail s -· Yet No X
Hes the applicant, or any of the partners, or any officer, d irector or stodtholder of u id 1ppl1unt (1f it ;. • COfpot•tion ever:
(•) been denied • ltcenM under thit liquor l•w?......... ....................... ..Y" ..•.
{b ) li•d en •lcoholk bever•ee ltcenM tut.pended or revoked? ..................... ·-·················-·.
'(ft, e111pl•in fully (ettech aeper•t• sheet, if nece1ury)
Doe, •ny rMnuf•cturer M who&.tu\er have •ny direct or indirm fin•nci•I interest In th.
butineu for which this •ppliation for lk.enM it rnMle? ....•...• . ........... .
Do you h•"e any fin•ncl•I interett directly °' indirectty in Wty businesa eng•ged in the
mt;nuftcture or wholeuling of Ferment.cf Mak .. vereges?. -··
Are you r.ceiving directly or lndiNCtfy any finMC.i•I ff•rttence, equipment, fixtures, cNttelt,
dec«•tt0nt or furnl1hin91 UMd in the storing, hendling ... rvmg Of ditpen1lng of food °' Fer
rnented Melt levereges within the premi'" or eny structUfel dwinoet in the buUd~ eacept
eateri or signs, from •ny m1nufecturer or who&eu'9r of FwmM'ltecf M.h lever..,.?
Are you interetted in .ny h.nking, I01ning or finendng compeny?
If the •ppltunt is en ......._., .,...., (1). (b)
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(•) If !Ml«h-.1, from whom? ..................................................................................... .
25. Give the name. of thrff responsible ch.recter references who cen vouch for y~ qualifketfont end desirability .. 1 licenled aperetor, 1howtng the
number of yieen you h.ve known eKh:
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N•me Addr... C;ty SI•'" No. of -known
~ax Bartlettt M.! .... P .. ~ ....... ?~~ ... ~9.!!~~ ... P.~.t.o.9. ... ---~n.v..er._. __ ..... Calora.do ........................... .1.0 ___ ···--·-
Nemo Addrn• c;,y St•'" No. of -known
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fiml -AoWr.. y..,, ,__ °"'" """""'" I_._ $upet¥ltor
.s.e.lf ... 9'll~d contmctor. ... and..as ... p.r.es.t.dent. .. and .. .gener.a.l . .!llin~r. ... o.f. ............................................................. ___ _
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If TNI Al'PUCAHT IS A -~ Oii -. ANSWH QUISTIOHS 27 THIOUGH :12.
27. St ... tlnce wh•I de .. _.kam hoe occvpled pNmlMt 10 be li<eMecl ......... J!J.1 ...... J.l!IL.. ........ .3.. ......... J.~1.. ... ! . .!.J~.!~ ......... -----....... _ .... ..
21. Stete whether eppHu nt o.ma, a..... OI' aper•._ eny werehouw or 1tor• pt.nt in connection w iftoa itt --...·-···-·---'~O. ······-······-··-·-······-····
If 101 1tete fvll deielft repdtng Mme
29. Dooo eny of .... •Pf'lkenh, .,, eny of .... _,., .,, eny off-. dWoct.,, .,, •!Odo.hokier of ••Id -';c.,,, If h lo • ....,.....,...,, X
he.,. _,,., direct Of' Indirect finend el lnN<"t in the butineH of ... 1'"9 "'•h. "''"°""' Of' 1piritvout liquor at Nteil?-·-··········-··-···Y• .. ··-·No...--·-·-·
30. Doe• e ny pert on cw c~y in eny wey in .. rested in eny ott.. ..,.,.....,. brewef'Y or dittil'efy, or eny Nteil ,..,_ ~.
own, •ither dlre<fly or indirectly. in whole ot in pert, the buiktiftt • premiwt to be occupied b y the bUl lneH or MY flJrMwl for
w hklo ..... •Pt>ltal-f0< Ii<-lo .... , ••.••. -··-··-···--·-··---··· ...... . ............. ·-·····-··-Y•. . .. -No..!_ ... _
l . Dooo ..,y --· -' -· aheteholdor .,. -In eny woy _...,In ..,y -w inefy, i...-rv. diotlllefy, .,. retell U.-
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32 USf lAST ,AGf TO (Xl'tAIN -GIVEN TO aunnoNS 29, JO Oii 3 l, A8()111.
$T ATE Of COl.OllAOO
c_.. "' Araplhoe. M1chae1 B. Fre111nger. Jr ••
_ l,ynn Ann Fre111nger
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(MANUFACTURERS, WHOLEs.>J.ERS, IMPORTUS ANO RAILROADS DISREGARD THIS SECTION)
The original appliation hat bHn exemiMd end the premiMa, bvsineu conducted and charecter of the ~liant Is Htitfectory, MM:f we do report tNt
such llcenu, if granted, w ill meet the ree1onabte requiremenh of the nejghb«hood and the desires of the Inhabitants, and compUft wit+t the pt0Y i1ton1
:H. 75 · ART. 1 CRS 1963 " omendod.
THEREFORE TH IS APPLICATION IS HEl!EIY APPROVED.
DATED AT'---------THI"'-----DAY Of·---------A .O. 19•------
(NAME Of TOWN, CITY OI C0U
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!MAYOi OI CHAllMAN Of llOllllD Of COUNTY COMMISSIONHS OI one TITU Of UCIN$1NG AUTHOlllTY .)
ATTUT,
(Clftlt Ol IEClllTMY OI OTHR Of'flQll HAVING ntf OflflCIAl lfAI. Of ntf UC8GING AUTNOllTY J
(If .... 1>'9-... --. -O< city, .... ----be ....... by .... --ond do<\; if In .~. -by .... -"'
.... -d of ----..... "'" -...... -If, by --ot --· .... loal u.....mg ....._lly " -....... offlclot , ...... well _ ...... 1 -be .._ by ...... efflclolJ
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June 9, 1975
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Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Thia ia to verify that 35 •0 South Broadway ia zoned B-1
CCllllllercial. Thia zone district permits "Eating and/or
drinking establishments" (bars).
P. Stev House
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PERSONAL HISTORY -MICHAEL B. FREILINGER, JR .
Bom January 11, 1936, Denver, Colorado;
Attended Denver Public Schools, graduated East High School, 1954;
Attended Colorado A & M, 1954-5;
Owned and operated Mile Hi Texaco Service Station at 38th and
Sheridan, 1955 -6;
Started own construction business, i.ider adopted trade name of
Better-Built HOllll!s, sold approximately 1963;
Started new construction business under adopted trade name of
Metro Homes, approximately 1964, liquidated 1970;
Formed Metro Framing & Finishing, Inc., 1971, engaged in light
construction and sub-contracting in metropolitan area, sole
owner and general manager.
Married 1954; three sons, now 20, 19 and 16;
Resided in Southeast Denver, and Arapahoe County prior to lllOV1ng
to Parter in 1971.
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PERSONAL HISTORY -MICHAEL FRANKLIN FREILINGER
Bom April 15, 1955, Denver, Colorado;
Attended Denver Pub 1 i c Schools, Cherry Creek Pub 1 i c Schools, Mullen
High School and Douglas County High School, graduated 1973;
Attended University of Colorado, fJenver Branch, 1973-4;
E~loyed vacation periods and full time since 1974 by father's
business, Metro Framing & Finishing, Inc.
Also, presently e~loyed part-time at Arby's 15gs South Colorado Blvd.
Also, presently resident manager at apartment house, 1520 South Albion,
for Fuller & Co.
Married, lg73; one daughter, age 5 months;
Resided Cherry Creek, Parker, and Southeast Denver since marriage.
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Denver, Colora d o 80202 • PhOne, (303) 292-3700
July 8, 1975
TO WHOM l'i' MAY CONCERN:
It 1a •Y understanding that Mr. ?lichael F. Freilinger baa
applied to the City of Englewood for a liquor license.
Mr. Freilinaer and his wife, Lynn, were hired auout one
year ago to be the on-premise reaident unagera of a 23
unit apart .. nt building we manage at 1520 South Albion
Street, Denver, Colorado.
To date, I have found hill to be relia ble, lioneat, and
above all he baa a good work ethic.
Very truly yours,
Gerald N. C.rden.,..rt&, CPK
Property Mana1ar
Property 11anag~t Division
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Ch•l rman of th• Board
July7,1975
To Whom It May Concern:
I have been asked to submit a character reference
for Mr. Michael F. Freilinger, and in that regard
I am pleased to offer the following.
As a young boy, Michael was a nextdoor neighbor of
mine for a n1J11ber of years. I found him to be
courteous and well behaved. He became employed by
Fuller and Company a little over a year ago, and in
my opinion is a competent and trusted employee • ..-~
~1ncerely yours,
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TEL.EGAAM5:
AMERILIGHT -DENVER , COLORADO
TELE PHONE :
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85tS SO . HAVANA -AURORA. COLORADO 80012
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lffi . ; IICHAEL FFEILING;:;P J it.
PA-'<KER , COLOP !.DO
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YOUR REI'. OUR RIEP:: D A.T IE OUR REF DATE:
7-3-75
TO WP.OU I T liAY CONCE RN:
I HAVE KNOWN M'q . MTCP.AEL FREILINGER .IB. POR APPROXIMA'rELY
T .'iELVE YEARS .
DURI!lG Tr:IS TntE I SA VE AL'\i AYS POUND HIU TO BE A UPSTANDING
CITIZEN AND A MAN OF HIS ORD IN BUSINESS D-:ALP'GS .
"J \\':'.>' LD ?E GLAD T O RECO I ':l:. .O HIM YIOHLY .
Al'YONE ISJUNG TO DISCUSS 'HS MAN !AY CONTACT S PER SO A '..LY
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1880 South Pierce Street -Suite 16 -Lakewood. C olorodo 80226 -936-8226
July 2, 1975
TO WHOM IT KAY CONCERN :
I and Home Designers, Inc ., as a architectual firm, have been
assoc i ated with Kr. Fr ei I Inger the past twelve years In both
a personal and business relationship. He has Initiated new
architectural ideals concepts in his business and the per-
sonal relationship h s been excellant, with his willingness
to help i n a ti ot need, either fr i ends or people he does
not know .
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June 20, 1"75
TO WHOM IT MAY CO CERN:
I hav been pers on ally acquai n t d with Mike Freiling r,
Jr., hoth n a busine and per nn al r 1 ationshi p i nce
l 69. My usines relationshio with him ha een
sati f ctory and he ha alway kept his word.
th g n ral contractor for uilding w d
and he handled thi in n equitabl and bu ine
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License Applied For : /
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SECTION I
Social Security NO. i ) 2 · \ )
Home Address _ __./~~~··~i ~,__,--·~¥-----~J ~/~lu'·~· ........ ___ _.J~-~·~'~·-· ....... ---~'~'·-~'~'·------..~~P'-~~J~).___
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Height ,, I Weight Ii) Color of Eyes //,, ; ' I Color of Ha ir I ~ '' , ' A ace: ';, " • ,,, Sex L!..L...__,;:
/ Citizen , U.S _ __....._ __ Other ______ Mantal Status ; Mamed ____ Slngle ____ Oivorced ____ _
Name of Spouse or ExSpouse _~----'---~~--·~r~_.__......, _______________ _
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Brothers /Sisters
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From ~ I 2 3 to "1. L. -i t_ Streett >I ){ 11-,' City P. 'nk I• State . /
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Have you ever been convicted of a felony or m1sdemeanor<exclude minor traffic violations ) Yes __ No....L...-
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Character References : list Three(3)
1. Name __ ,u..c...t.......,. _ _J.o:..t:......_.;,.__..::.~------------------------,,
Address ---------=~~J'-'-/~/~·~·L'·>--~/...__+-___ /:;....1:....1->¥y~··~---~~·/:..... ___ <~~~/...__ _______ _
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Health. Therapy Applicants only ,
En ewood Business where you will be employed--..,,.."',,.::c•:----------------------
Address ___________________ Owners Name _______________ _
Accredited School of Massage Attended :
.. , ... Cit, .....
From _______ to ________ Number of Hours Training Received ___________ _
Al I previous employment in Health Therapy Establishments
t Name From to
Address Owners Name
2.Name From to
Address Owners Name
3.Name From 0
Add re• Owners Name
Doc•drs Statement
I'. I have examined the above named applicant and find the appt cant to be In good health
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SECTION m
Al I appl cants Notary Public
STATE OF COl.ORAOO
COUNTY OF ( J. s • I I • '\,.:
by me hr t duly wor n . 11 for hun I , PO
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fingerprints and Photo Taken
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Revenue Division Action
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Height 12 'fl"' Weight /7/1 r.l,,. • 1 a .? · • 1.) ~I Color of Eyes t./tfl '< J. Color ol Ha ir DIZLL. ti. Ra ce~ Sex,t!4-
Citizen . u.s t/J.~S Other Marital Status .Married y< S
Nam of Spouse or Ex Spo use ~" [' .Efe~·
Address of Spouse ,:J l'/ k •s U~:;: · JjJ/ ii/iii~ {~ ~Klf'
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Ch i ldren ___ ,,_A-1.l'4+-" .... u..O,,,.A""L_,h~.._0f'-~'.Ac-.L11<.q~ui'i. ..... 1t. ... L_'. +-n...,~,...'l""'"""h .. z ... f< .... ·;,,..1(1---Age -~~-~-------
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S ngle ___ OiYOrced ___ _
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Healtt} Therapy Applicants only .
Erewood Business where you will be employed. ....
Address ___________________ Owners Name _______________ _
Accredited School of Massage Attended :
·-cu. State
From _______ to ________ Number of Hours Train i ng Received ___________ _
Al I previous employment In Health Therapy Establishments
t.Name From to
Address Owners Name
2.Name From to
Address Owners Name
3.Name From 0
Addre• Owners Name
Dortdn Statement
,_ I h-. examined the above named applicant and find the applicant to be Ill good health
Signed.__ _________________ oat•------------------
Ad11r'9ee ________________________ _
SECTION m
Al I QPllcanta Notary Pubhc
STATE OF COlOAADO
COUNTY Of!<------------1ng
by me I rtt duly 1worn , If tor h m II . Po • and u : I ape>hc n 1 n mad : that he
hll read t aforago1ng appllcat1on and that t h
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Comment•~('/:-' ,..., .. A,,,.,.._.,_ ~ ._, .... ._.
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Return to Revenue Division
Revenue Division Action
Approved _________ Di1llPPfOV9d ---------
Comments ·
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i;>ersonal History for Licensing
license Applied For :
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Name I yoo ~J 11 " I I c I/, I I . ,·
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State )'c "" ' ),, Z ip
Date of B1rth __ .1 ..... 1'-J+l___,"1'°',I .... • ......... ,_'/.__ __ _ Place of B1rth _~ .... ·.:..)~......_--~~~.._~ ....... --------
Height 5 'I We ight I .3 ')_ Color of Eyes I\ I •. Color of Ha ir /', I. , d,
Citizen . US ______ Other ______ Mantal Status ; Married _~ __ Single ____ Divorced ____ _
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Address of Spouse_tu,~5~).._ __ ~,---''u'~' .... '-'~·~·~·----~' ..... A_. .... ,~,~~---'"'-:'~~----~~~-~
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Children /{,• , '> ' i.. j I JI J
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Health Therapy Applicants only .
En lewood Bus iness where you will be employed _______________________ _ -Addres s ____________________ Owners Name ----------------
Ac credited School of Massage Attended :
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From _______ to ________ Number of Hours Training Received ___________ _
All previous employment in Health Therapy Establishments
1.Name From to
Address Owners Name
2.Name From to
Address Owners Name
3.Name From 0
Addre ss Owners Name
Ooctdrs Statement
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I have euml ned the above named appl icant and find the appl cent to be 1n good health
S~ned.----------------~Date------------------
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All applicants Notary Public
STATE OF COlORAOO
COUNTY OF ( __ ._ ....... __,'-=..-~~~~~-
by me lirat dul aworn If or 1m If • •
h11 re d t afor goi ng ppll tion and
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Yes ____ _ No ____ _
Findings : /7 -<,
Signed..-,..._._,.,.~--=.,-----------'-••1eet1.,. Olllcer
Return to Revenue Di vlaion
Revenue Division Action
ApProved _________ Dia-.:iproved ________ _
Coinmen11
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OF
H 8 F CORPORATIOi•
~j()W ALL HL• UY THt.St. P~SE1ns that we, the unders1gied, MICIW:L B.
FREILI1IGE.R , JK •• mCHAE.L FRAHKl.1" FREILIHGER and LY i~lt N•U FREILl:tl:iER, dt-
itr1ng to fom a corporation wider and by v1rtue of the lews of the State
of Colorado, do nere&>y MIM.e, ••cute anJ adnawlec19C these Arttcles 1n
wr1ttng of our tntent1on to beCOlll? a ;,ody corporate and po11ttc wider satd
hlifS, and dlcla,.:
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Th ~t the n of our cof'1)0ralton shall tie · ~ :s r CORPIJMATllY.i.
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Tne puf"POH for •tch H1d cof1")rattan is foned 1s to conduct the
bustne:-.s of e n1~t clllb wtth the servtce of fuod , beftra~s 1nd provtdtng
entertilin .. nt, and such ot.'ler business •ct1v1 ttes as MIY su1t the needs of
tile corporation from ttme to t1•.
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Tne ten. of extsten« of th1s corporattoo shall Lie perpetual.
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The capttal stock of th1i corporatfon shall ~e ~0.000 shares of COlllDn
stoclr., wtthout par value. Eacn share of stock shall n.nie one vote tn all
1111tters tn Whtc.h stock hol ders rr.ay vote. Exht1ng stockholders shall haw11
no pre....,tho r1gnts u to the hSIMllCll of 1dd1tton1l ·stock fro. lfld aft1r
the ort91nal 1n<! Orgtniltng stock issued. Capital stock of tr1ts corpore-
tton sh11J be 1ssued as fully p11td •ld non-as :.tss!Wlo. Cunulathe vottng
shall not lie allowed tn wot1n9 s111res of the capital stock of the cori>ora-
ttan.
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The 111111 t of tho affa 1 rs of ti1ts corpo r 1tt °" s111 l1 vested tn
1 ooard of not less than thre nor re th, 1 H n dt rtctors. end ~ fol-
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ff rst year of 1ts ex1stence 1nd wit11 thef r successors shall be duly elected
or appointed Incl qua11f1ed:
Mich.al B. Frtf11nger, Jr. Michael Franklfn Fref11nger Lynn Ann Frtf11nger
381 Lost C•yon Tf'lfl 1520 South Albion, Apt. 101 1520 South Albion
Parter, Colorado 8)134 Denver, Colorado 8)222 Apt. 101
Oenver, Colorado 00222
The board of directors 1s expressly authorfzed to •ke, alter, .. nd
or repeal tfle By-llws of th1s corporatfon for the govemCll!!l'lt and 1111nagemnt
of the 1ff11rs thereof, as to them shall see111 proper and necessary and not
fnccnsfstent wfth the laws of the State of Colorado or tnese Art1cles, and
also, to hold .. tfngs without the lfllfts of the State of Colorado .
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The n-s Md addresses of the fncorporators herein are as follows:
MfchMl B. Fra111nger, Jr. Mfch•l Franklfn Fre111nger Lynn Ann Fra111nger
381 L•t ~ Tran 1520 South Albfon , Apt. lul 1520 Soutn Albfon
Parter, Colorado 11»134 o.nwr, Colondo tlJ222 Apt. 101
Denver, Colorado 11>222
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The rag1stored office of thfs corpof'ltton shall be at 1520 South Albion,
Apt. 101, Denver, Colonc:lo eo~22, Md the Ngfstared lgell t &t Slfd address
shall bl Mtch•l F,..ltlfn I r-.11lfn911r. witfl otlien'1se chtnged by filfng
wfth the SecNtar,y of the State of Colorado fn accordlnce wfth the statutes
of the State of Colorado.
WinlESS our hands and seals at Ln')lewood . Colorado , tnh ~~of
July , 1~75.
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County of Araplhoe.
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hereby cert1 fy thlt MICHAEL d. F~lllNGER, JR •• MICHAEL FRANKLIN FREI LINGER
end LYNN Ai•!\ FREILirmER Int Jlersonally known to 1111 to bE> the persons whose
n-s .,. subscr1!.1td to the 111th1n Articles of lncori>orat1on, and who
•PPHNd before 111t th1s day and acknowledged that they signed, sealed and
dll1V11Nd safd 1nst,,..nt 1n "'r1t1nq as the1r fret! and wluntary act and
died for the uses and PU'1>0HS therein set forth .
WIT~ESS • hand and offfchl notarial seal t.n1s 2~-~ of July
1975.
:\y ::o"l!lissfon Expires: vc tober 27, 1978 •
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Ir IS i!LREllY AGREED between the SWA'.t!'iA.ti BUILDING CO'~'A.:Y,
(a Colorauo corporation), he reinafter referred to as t he fir•t ~
Jlf. dg ~ ;;'arty an u !ICH.\;:;L .-. ~ILI:·iGE R and '!Ir.l!Af.I. f . l="~!~ILI!lt::S ~, ,..,., r,
tiereinafter referred to as the Second Partj.es as to the '!.ollovfl(t-~ •.
1'".;t> ~econJ r .:trties :iave informed the ."'irst Party that ••111 .:~
S P ::o:i.: "nrti e!I .'.l r <" "etitionin1; for a 3.2 Beer J.ic~nae i'rom the '
a 1 :.~ sai ~ '..icen !H~ to ··I:! usc tl ac t h e loc:11;io.1 ot .))~;') an..! 33 5 4 South
UTC• HiWa_'. !I li.. ~-,~j 1.,~i:le,8 pre&entl7 bein r 0'-'1 ('\i '.· Y t ile F'ir9t ::'arty ,
c·:. .:1t-o v 1· rr.f~rr .:-1.. to ..!. '.:'. ·• e r License or i · · • · are •• a .1ic..; L .1 •.
'-, :-r e: .i!les s !1.:1l: • ... a·.l'ailiithlc for r ental to rn: vt :1ei:-p crso:i v1 ·
.•!l>Cr.a by t :1 S:lL.! :'irs t r rty. It 13 ..a..1 ,1...rllLCl ... t :1nt: t .1 19 0p t i u .•
ia l ·a•cu wpon tii<' unueratan uing that i f t .;1? :J a.!.. refcrreJ to _,. ~
""'"r 1.ic '.l S ..: ill iss~cc.. to tile Secon l.l rartics. t .l'-' l:i cc o .1 riuc.ie:s
":11tll rent the buil uint:a owneJ by t ::e !o'irst :."'n : , now1 . t :;:;~ J 1., •
v .. ~rs at t .1 rat of S vcn l ..i...1J re ~ ,.ifty
..:l11u s iu sai ..: ea'9 t~:il if t h er re ;m·1 iacre.t c l i. cost• of
rea l f'S 1.. 11.. t • .c.es. o raonal t~•• a .1J coats o !' in1.Jr.:l.1 c c Vl.!r t. ·
1 "lO:T ate•l • .iri n • 1:!1 r . 11 tenure or uiu • ... ,.,v t '1 • r r ~ :it
!.i a• COIC.: or r .iuraona .l. t lr. ~ !'\ lC OH: '1 n ··
-.,, u t o i July 11 l7 ~. t ,, • t u "'irst I' C/ l ,t/
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ia understood that upon the aigning of aaid referred to Five
Year Leaee, the Firat Party ahall receive from the Second Paftiea
the firat month'• rent of Seven Hundred Flfcy Doll•r• ($750.00)
aa well as the a\&l of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($l,500.00)
representi!lll t !1e laat two ncmtha'of aaiu Five Year Laaae , making
a total sum die ,,nd payable ou the a iguin& of said P'iva Year
Leaee the aum of Two Thouaand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($2,250.00)
from the Second Parti•• to the Fir•t Party . It is expreaaly wtder-
atood between the Parti•• hereto that Any and All Improvement•
ahall be paid for in full b y the Second Partiea, and that before
the SeconJ Parties perform any major improvement• in or on said
building s o•med by the !'int Party, known u 355 0 and 3554 South
Jroadway , Znglewood, Colorado , the aaid Second Parti•• mat receive
the writte1• approval of said Major Improvement• from the rtrat
Party before aaid Major Improvement• are perfoTIDed by th• aaid
Second Pa rtiea, which a~proval shall not be unreasonably withheld, consid
ering pun>ot.• of Leuee s tenancy . ,,.,,..rF It la further understood be tween the Partie• hereto ti.Mat the ~/ft
above referred to Five Year Lea•• on aaid property referred to ~-J,
ilerein ahall include a two and one-half year option period vith ~
au lncreaaeu rental aum from the a\D of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars l"" ~
per 11e>nth to the •~of Nine Hundred Dollar• ($900.00) par mon t h
p lua any increaaed coat• of real eatate t axe s, peraonal tax•• and
incnue on inaurance coa t a . It i• further unuratood between
the Partl•• hereto that lf a IA••• 1a entere.; ·i:"l to between the
Partie• h ereto and the aeve n and one-hal f year • e lap••• and tne
Second Par t la• are deairoue of an a dd i tiona l ~1 v e Yea r L•••• o n
aaid l>ro~ert y f r o111 the Fi r ec Party ti.a t thev a hal l ha•• t h !'lra t
~i ~ht ot ~fuaa l of a 110nthly rent a l f l gura ti~c i• requeated bJ
th• Fin t r a rty of its prope rti•• locatec.1 a t JS50 and 35~4 Souc.
lroadvaJ, Engle wood, Coloraao •
It t a expre asly ~ ratood en th Partiaa
h ereto that the Second Parti•• •hall proce o diate y wit.
t pre• nta tion o f the ir Pe titt.on for tha obta iaaant of the
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above referred to 3. 2 Beer License for t:1e propertie• located
at 35~0 an ~! 1554 South i>r oadway , t:llglewood, ColoraJo, anJ the
a31d S.-coM~ "'Arties shall ;:eep the r.1rst .rarty poateu as tc
any ariJ all inforn11cioa els to t.:he status anJ development of
their Petition for ~he ohtainment of aaiu referred to J.2 ileer
It i,c; ~·"· re as y a t:.r~•d between th~ Pari.:ies hcretc·
c .1a.-aL 11 : ~1 ,, .. ,;_ ;:'1t: rcferreu co I'ctitio.1 to t.e fU .. ~r.! by
tl.c : ._ . .._,· .. . r .. 1 ... ru· ... ,,. obtai:u...,nt of t l1t: 1rniu refcrrcu t.o
3.2 Jt•c r .. ic•!.1•;. 1.S :..er t1 ·1clt:eJ or wit l !..;i...1.wr, l,j· sai<.. ~e.:0.1.J
rarti i!H \'T i
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r. ~ ~" . t .. j !L ·1 .h,J • •• l · ~ L '• I .,• l • ~;
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t.:c-n·Ji .;cr<t i.:> .. 1 er .; :i !; •.;;: .. iv::. A~;reet,"111. ... p ou ,, 1...ire.:? (J) .... ,
..!< f .1 ... lt.: oi: c;;ii .. ?·1f1'1e1.c 1.0 t:ne rirat T'.1rt "•; .L .•,i..1cy, .• i~'"", ...
r. .... ,.,,, ac.. t .1e 1 ... -in .. sci <'f i :Sl oannock f.trr·L:I:, •···~ver , Color1do,
.=urtner .la .. cr1coo 0 t.1at i ~ c .• e Putition for L'1c ·le e r L1ceu11: h :1
t~1c :;eco 11 J Parc..ics is uer.i oJ Jurin~ the four r:.c" 1 c .. 0 tio.1 per io~,
referr~u L<> .1 el·c inabc-ve, t 1aL aay 1:11c:>.1t h ly peric-. _ 1;tt 1:.1c sai.i
Sei..:onJ i'arciea .lave oaiu t •1 c..he First l'art.:y ""all 1-.t-r.· 1'u..\Jc .j o '
t\ vro -t'llt J l'A'li.9 O:ll:r as to the particular r•o 11t I l::laC Lne
Partie!t r ~eivc 3 Joticc from t~ Licenat.a "-L 1 ricy l.llciL ti1eir
"e d ti<':"I ~or t .1 \.:: 1\eer License i• Ht\ie ·1.
tr 1 ~ a u1. A ·reeu etw n t • Pertittlf ~oreco C:t t i.f t !l<l
Se.:01\li Par-:le, Jcl'lire to OJl rate any typ oi· u1lnus s ...-. a aoev •r
durin c . c tu ..lr 1'10nt .; Option B rt.o r f rr 4-v '-r i.)a .. ov L .
t he rent I'll s .111ll !I in.:r s d ro . c. •' ..1. I '!.11· · 1 .!Jt ..:r 4.. c-1 t.:1
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operation of buain••• vhat•oever ln the large bulldin~ located
at 3550 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, but only the ••id
operation of the t.aiporary buaineH during tbh four month
period •hall be at 3554 South Broadway, EnglMllDOd, Colorado.
It i• al•o under•tood betw9en the Partla• hereto that tba
Second Partles •hall be re•pon81bla to obtain a Publlc
Liability Inaurance Polley in the mini.mum •\ml of Three Hundred
Tbouaand Dollar• ($300,000.00) on said prS11i•e1 located at 3550
and 3554 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, in favor of the
Fir•t Party. It i• further wuler•tood that if the Seconu Parti••
do engage in any kind of bu•in••• what•oever at 3554 South
Broadway, Englewood, Colorado during t'!le four month Option Period
referreJ to hereinabove that they will have the Three dwldred
Thouaand Dollar ($300,0~0.00) Public Liability In•uraoce Policy
in favor of the Tirat ~arty prior to any operation of any kinJ
of bu.lne•• vhat•oever at aaid premise• at 3554 South aroa.tva?.
Engl..ood, Colo•edo.
It i• further a~aed betw9en the Partiea hereto that the
Second Partl•• •hall pay the •ua of Ona Hundred Dollar• (0100.0~)
Attorney F•a• to Attorney HE1'..'iAN d. P'!LDMAN for the preparation
of thh Option Agr•-ot with the -i.uicl•~•tanding that if the
Second Parti•• enter into the Five Year Written Lea•• Agreement
vith the Fir•t lerty that Fifty Dollar• ($5 0.~0 ) of the firat
'llODth '• pa,..nt on •al• Written i..a.e ah.all be j iven credit to
the eaid Second Parti••·
It ii furth r agreed betvaen tha Partiu 11ereto thet it h
imperative that th Second Parth• perfon1 all of th conditiooa
.nd agr.-ota Hferred to la tbb Optloa Ap.r .... nt and that if
they fall to perfoTm eny of the condition• and a~r .... nta referred
to heninabove then th• Firat Party •ball have th right to
teraiaate thl• Option A8r• nt S...4iat ly with a t h r• u y
Yritt•n tic• to th• Parct at th• Jdr •• of 5 0 out1
Albloa tr .. t , r . lorado 80222 .
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the contrdll and ;;uidance of the Second Parties with the expre111
unJerstanJing that the Option Agreement and the referred to Five
Year Leaae on aaid properti•• at 3550 and 3554 South 8rondvay,
1111# 1,'.1,~le\.•ood, Colorado shall be aif,Ntd peraonally by MIQ!AEL J(. F FF J ~ ,,
""'?'..l Lt .1r.,;r• an .' ''1r.:AEL !\. FREILIMGER aa well u the Officera of ~
a· y r or ~oraLlo ·1 1.::11t the 1aiJ Second P~rtiee desire to have
D .. rr .:·:~s '..~c:u;v'F' tne Partial .1 ercto iiavc h ereunto aet
t:(,ci r :\an :l ~ :1,:,: ·1e al s t "1e ·ia/ ·t :1J ye1r. :"i.r r.:: -iLr-·.rc writ:t e .1.
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JW.y 1, 1975
IT IS HEREBY AGREED between the SWARMAN BUILDING COMPANY,
(a C~lorado coTporation, hereinafter referred to a• the Fir•t
Party and '1ICHAEL n. FREILINGER, JR., and MIChAEL F. FREILI:IGER.
hereinafter referred to •• the Second Parti•• •• to the following:
It i• agreed becv.en the Parti•• hereto that in particular
•• to any labor and 11\aterial ordered to be done on the Ba1 .... nt
Area in the older building at 3550 South Broadway, Englevood,
Colorado u requeeted !>y th~ City of Englnood Building Departuent
•• per their letter dated Juna 26, 1975, it 11 expreeely agreed
tbat ay and all labor ahall be pald for and performed by tha
Second Partl••. but ae to tt.e .. terial needed for euch impr~•
-.nt• of footing• and eupporta for the wood be ... of the laaement
Area ae referred to hereinabove •hall be paid for u., to th•
.. xla\m •ua of &ight aundred Dollar• ($800.00) by the Fir•t Party
and •1 further material needed for eaid eupport and footing• for
eaid B••811ent Area •hall be ~aid for by th• Second Partie1 .
It h further aflr .. d beCW..n the PartiH vllsreto that if the
Second Parti•• do not obtain a liquor llceD8e or do not actively
enga~• ln t~• operation of th• uelne•• and the operatio~
perfo~e of t.'le Agr .... nt for Option of Le••• Contract dated
July l, 1975, then the 1ald IUA\8 of lW>ney paid o~t by the Firat
Party ehall be refunded by the Second Parti•• to eaid Firet Party .
It h f\ll'thar .mderetoo-1 and agreed between tbe Partl•• hereto
that there 1hall be no lieaa fil eJ on th• propurtl•• located et
3550 •d 3554 SO\&th BroaJvay, Enil.woJ, Colorado anJ t:lat 1 !' my
eald lien• '9T .. cert.al or labor are filed on ••id proportie•
that the Second PartlH eball be fW.ly n•ponat.bl• for the pa.,....t
in fW.l of .. id cl41.. for lien• that -y
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C. CHARLES BUCHLER
Lawyers
3580 South Lincoln Street
Englewood , Colorado 80110
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
c/o Office of City Clerk
City Hel I
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Re: Application of MBF Corp. d/b/a
Deadwood Oissins, ltd. for
3.2 Fermented Malt Beverage
license.
Mr. Albert J. Finer, owner of real property located at
3524 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, objecting to the
issuance of the above-described licenae and wiahing to alert
the general neighborhood regarding the application, haa
circulated ••ongst the various tenant• and ownera of buainesa
property within the adjoining neighborhood Petition• in ob-
jection to the iaauance of the propoaed I icense. Upon the
behalf of Mr. Finer we encloae herewith two (2) Petition•
beering the aignatures of various owners and tenants within
the area for the purpose of (a) filing the aa .. in the
license proceedings and (b) t; bring to the attention of the
Mayor and M .. bera of the Council the objection being voiced
regarding the propoaed I icen••·
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PETITION IN OPPOSITION TO THE LICENSING
OF A 3.2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES LICENSE
TO MBF CORP. doing business as DEADWOOD
DIGGINS, LT u ., 3550 SOUTH BROADWAY,
ENGLEWOOD, COLORAuu.
The undersigned being informed that the MBF CORP. has made
application for a 3.2 Fermented Malt Beverages License to
do business at 3550 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado,
and further being informed that under the statutes of the
State of Colorado, namely Title 12-46-105, 5 C.R.S., 1973,
the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado at its
pub I ic hearing at 7:30 P. M. on September 15, 1975, re-
garding such I icense application will consider the reason-
able requirements of the neighborhood and the desires of
the inhabitants as evidenced by petitions, remonstrances,
or otherwise, we the undersigned owning and/or occupying
property within the neighborhood involved state that we
oppose the issuance of the said I icense and respectfully
request that the City Council deny the issuance of the
said I icense upon the grounds: (a) That the business
location selected by the I icense applicant is not proper to
support such an intended business, (b) that there is no
demand for such a business outlet within the general
neighborhood, (c) that there is not ample parking avail-
able for such a ~roposed business operation, (d) that the
operation of a 3.2% alcohol by weight fermented malt bev-
erage business at the intended location would be in general
injurious to the residential occupants and business owners
now in the neighborhood surrounding t he proposed business
site:
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PETITION IN OPPOSITION TO THE LICENSING
OF A 3.2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES LICENSE
TO MBF CORP. doing business as DEADWOOD
DIGGINS, LTD., 3550 SOUTH BROADWAY,
ENGLEWOOD, COLORAUO.
The undersigned being informed that the MBF CORP. has made
application for a 3.2 Fermented Malt Beverages License to
do business at 3550 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado,
and further being informed that under the statutes of the
State of Colorado, namely Title 12-46-105, 5 C.R.S., 1973,
the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado at its
public hearirig at 7:30 P. M. on September 15, 1975, re-
garding such I icense application will consider the reason-
able requirements of the neighborhood and the desires of
the inhabitants as evidenced by petitions, remonstrances,
or otherwise, we the undersigned owning and/or occupying
property within the neighborhood involved state that we
oppose the issuance of the said I icense and respectfully
request that the City Council deny the issuance of the
said I icense upon the grounds: (a) That the business
location selected by the I icense applicant is not proper to
support such an intended business, (b) that there is no
demand for such a business outlet within the general
neighborhood, (c) that there is not ample parking avail-
able for such a proposed business operation, (d) that the
operation of a 3.2% alcohol by weight fermented malt bev-
erage business at the intended location would be in general
injurious to the residential occupants and business owners
now in the neighborhood surrounding the proposed business
site:
SIGNATURE ADDRESS OWNER OR RENTER
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STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF AIW'AHVE.
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ASSUMED OR TRADE NAME
H B F CQRP ORATI UH
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corporation, being desirous of transacting a portion of its business under an assumed or trade
name as permitted by 141-2-1, Colorado Revised Statutes 1963, hereby certifies :
1. The corporate name and location of the principal office of said corporation is :
l~ll South l\lb1an, Apt. 101 , Oenwr , Colorado &l"Z.
2. The name, other than its own corporate name , under which such busine is carried on is :•
1Je1dwood 01gg1ns, Ltd.
3 . A bri'!f description of the kind of business transacted and to be transacted under such assumed
or trade name is :
3.2 n1Ft cluo.
IN WITNE WHEREOF, The undersigned President and Secretary of said corporation, have
this day executed thi Certificate ...................... -............... _, ____ .................... .J.M),1. .. ;t _ ............ ., 191~ ...... .
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C. CHARLES BU CHLE.R
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MAYOR or lHE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL or
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
c/o Office of the City Clerk
City Hall
Englewood, Colorado 0110
Re: Application of MBF Corp. J i b , a
Deadwood Diggins, Ltd. for
~.2 f rmentcd Malt Bcvcraq c
License. ·
Gentlemen:
It has come to our o tent ion th at an application
has been made to the City of Englewood by the above nam d
comp ny for a 3.2 Fer•ented Malt Beverage License at J-50
South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado.
We believe that, after occupying office in th
i•mediate are• of said address for twenty• i~ht y ars, we
are certainly fa•il i•r with th particular nei hborhood,
the type of business and professional cnan s and prop r y
owners attracted th reto and the needs of those nan 8
and prOp rty owner • In our opinion, there is no need
whatever 1n this neighborhood for busines ca bl ishm n
which holds a 3.2 F r•ent d Mal Beverage Licens and n~
ben fit to the area will bed ri d th r ro•.
You • y consid r thia le
occup n • of prop r y known
, Englewood, Colorado, o
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C. CHARLES BUCHLE:R '
La wye rs
3560 Sou th Lincoln Strei'!
Eng lewood , C olorod" 60110
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
MEMBERS OF THE C ITV COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
c/o Office of the City Clerk.I
City Hal I
Englewood, Coiorado 80110· .·
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Re: Application of IBF Corp. d t b d
Deadwood Digg ins, Ltd. for
Gentlemen:
3.2 Fermented Mdlt SeverJg r
License.
Th · wi th i n corre pondenc r e pr e s ent t h r op1n 10 n .
of the officers and stockholders of Buchler 'roperti s, inc .,
a Colorado corporation, the owner uf ·thc office p roper ty
known a s 35 0 South Lincoln Stree , Englewood, Colordd , with
reference to the above •atter.
It is the understending of said owner s and »toc~
holders that eppl ication has b en 111ad by the above-nam d
cot11pany for a J.2 Fer•ented Malt Bev rag L icense at ;))~
Sou h Broadw y, Engl wood. After 111aintdin1n9 an o ft 1 c
I u ild1n i n h i -d1 t ar a of 3 55 ..' :)ou h S r o.:i d•.i' ,w
ver I y ar s , the officers nd s ockhold r s are s uf 1c1cn
r iii r WI h th n I hborhood to. a un q u1v ~ at I hJI
such b u s 1n estilbl ish• nt as propo d 1 n ot a de 1r.irl
dd1 ti on aree, ie not desired b y th net hbor1nq
and tenants, and, fur h r 111o r , ha n -' n. ·J
hb orhood for a b ua i n S S-· h a ".2 r r-
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MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD
c/o Office of City Clerk
City Hell
Englewood, Coloredo 80110
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City of Englewood, Coloredo by the MBf Corp., doing business
a• Deadwood Diggins, Ltd., for a 3.2 Fer•ented Malt Beverage
License at 3550 South Broadwey, the hearing for such appl •-
cation heving been aet for 7:30 P. M. on Septe•ber 15, 19 5.
The purpose of this letter is·to register with th
•ember• of the City Council •Y objection to the issuence of
the proposed I icense. I .. en intereated person in this
••tter by reaaon that I own and ••n•g• a retail operation
cOt111only referred to a• the Surplus Store located at 352~
South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, as well as owning real
property loceted to the north and east of the suggested
locetion in the s .. e block.
I bese •Y objection to the propoaed license upon he
following grounds:
(a) Thet there ia not ample p r~1n
for this type-of business and •oat c rtainly I no
ested in having the intend d customer• of such bus1n
th park in facil itiea which l own and hav pro~1d d •~
privet busin ••·
(b) That th re app er o
for auch • buain s• and/or 3.2 f r• n el
1n the nei hborhood.
(c) That i
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p r icul r n fi to th en rel n 1 h r
round1n buain •• end profeesionel op r 1ona • • •
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MEMBERS Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF._ENGLEWOOD
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to the iaauance of a J.2 fer .. nted aalt beverage licenae to
the above-n ... d _,.,1 icent at lSSO South Broadway.
Rezctful ly aubaitted,
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3524 South Broadway
Englewood, Colorado 60110
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The Council Audit Selection Committee meeting was
called to order at 5:30 P.M., August 20, 1975, by the
Chairman, Vern Mann.
Roll was taken and the following members were present:
Councilmen David Clayton, Vern Mann, Douq Sovern.
Absent: None.
Others in attendance: William D. James, Director
of Finance -Committee Advisor.
Councilman Clayton made a motion to approve the minutes
of the August 7, 1975 meeting. Councilman Sovern seconded
the motion. Vote -Ayes : Councilmen Clayton, Mann, Sovern.
Nays: None.
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The following firms submitted statements of qualifications
for consideration by the Committee.
Benjamin L. Fried, Denver
Heider & Company, Englewood
W. H. Van Sch ooneveld, Englewood
Arthur Younq & Company, Denver
Alexander Gran & Company, Den er
Leslie E. Whitte ore, Denver
S one Gray & Co pany, Denver
Loren D. Sh pherd, En lewood
Council an ann ade a
quali icatfons be r ce1v d.
Councf lMan Clay on. T e vot
Ma n, Sov rn . ays : on .
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The Council Audit Selection Committee meeting was
called to order at 5:15 P.M. on August 25, 1975 by the
Chifrman, Vern Mann.
The following audit firms were interviewed:
Leslie Whittemore
Stone Gray and Company
Alexander Grant and Company
Baller and Associates
Shepherd and Company
Upon completion of the interviews, three firms were
selected for final consideration:
Stone Gray and Company
Baller and Associates
Shepherd and Company
Councilman Clayton made a motion that Shepherd and
Company be recommended to the City Council to conduct the
1975 audit for the City of Englewood. Councilm an Sovern
seconded the moti on. The vote -Ayes: Councilmen Clayton,
Hann, Sovern. Nays: None.
Report will he made to City Council by the Com•ittee
for the September 2, 1975 regular Council ~eeting.
Councilm an So vern moved that the meeting be adjourned.
Councilma Clayton seconded the o ion. Ayes: Councilm en
Sov rn, Hann, Clayton. Nays: Non .
ing ~as adjourned at ~:15 P.~.
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ELECTION COMMISSION MEETING
September 5, 1975
The meeting was called to order by Chairman William D. James
at 5:00 P.M. Those present were Mary Lou Newport, Lois
Gilbert, and Eric Johannisson.
The election for Career Service Board Commissioners was
discussed. Mr. James said he had received three petitions
from:
Philip C. Grimm
Orville A. Rice
Edward C. White
All petitions have been determined to be in order.
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MRS. GILBERT MOVED AND MRS NEWPORT SECONDED A MOTION TO CERTIFY
THE NAMES, AS SHOWN ON THE PETITIONS, TO BE PUT ON THE BAU.OT.
Upon a call of the roll:
AYES: Newport, Gilbert, James.
NAYS: None.
The motion carried.
MRS. NEWPORT llOVED AND MRS. GILBERT SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT
THE ELECTION CALENDAR. Upon a call of the roll:
AYES : Newport, Gilb rt, Jaaes.
NAYS : Non
The motion carried.
PO T S CO D D A llOTIO TO
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M&8, NE MOVED AND MRS. GILBERT SECONDED A MOTION TO PUBLISH THE OFFICI L NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD COIOlllSIONERS , Upan a call of the roll:
AYES: Newpart, Gilbert, James. NAYS: None.
tion carried.
Mr. James said that the next meeting will be held Friday,
Septe•ber 19, 1975, at 5:00 P.M. to certify the results of the
election for the Career Service Board Co .. issioners.
Mr. Ja•es presented the propased calendar for the November 4th
election. He asked Mrs. Newpart and Mrs. Gilbert to review it
so that any additions or corrections can be aade at the next •eeting.
The •eeting was adjourned at 5 :35 P.M.
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Wi iaa D. J~
Dir ctor oi Finance
Ex of ficio Secretary -
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ELECTION CALENDAR -NOVEMBER 4, 1Q75
Absent voter applications may be rece i ved from this date.
August 18, 1975
September 15, 1975
Sept. 20 thru
Order election supplies, notify county cler~ by letter,
of number of machines needed for election; request list
of registered voters, En9lewood to pay cost of list.
Canvass possible polling places .
Bill for Ordinance, Title ; text of amend, notice of call.
Oct. 10, 1975
October 3 , 1975
October 6, 1975
October 6, 1975
October 7, 1975
October 8, 1975
October lry, 1975
Oc o er 13, 975
Octo ber 16, 1 75
Octo r 17, 1975
Oc 0~1" 1 • 1 75
Oc o er zo, 197
Oc o r 21, 1975
Nomination petitions required to be filed with the clerk
not less than 25, nor circulated and signed more than 45 days before election day .
Last day to register to vote, ch ange of address, etc.
Keep City Hall open until 7:00 P.M. Notify paper .
Select Polling Places -noti y of selection.
Vot er reciistration to Arapahoe County --hand carry to County Clerk.
Prepare list o pollfno places. Notify machine movers of addresses .
S nd letters to prospective judges and alternates.
Last day for filinQ n<llllfna fon p tit1ons.-r-~ J.A. ::;, l t~,.r._,,11
Order vo ng machine strips, candidates na s and n s --candida es n
Z-A f n odd-er pr
absen ~ ballo (H
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C afq Of clo ur
Ordin an ce o rfn 1
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October 24, 1975 Page 2
October 30, 1975
CaJJ poJJfog Plao•s -'""iod th,. to ha,. po]Jfog Plao•s October 31, 1975
November 3, 1975
November 4, 1975
Nov~er 11, 1975
November 29, 1975
opened by 6:00 A.M.
last day to appJy fo, Abs•ot•• •olt•• ballot. •••pa,.. judges packets. Meet1ng with Judges.
De11ver election supplies to Judges.
Election
Publish '••tfffoat• of O.t•.,,ioatfoo fo .... , •od ffl• copy with Secretary of State
December 4, 1975 Campaign D1sclosure Statement closfn date.
last day fo, •11 oaodfd•t•s to ffl• oa...,fgo dfsoJosu'• statements Wfth City Clerk.
NOTE :
••lf••• >otf"9 ""'h'"" st•ips, •to., to ••••ah,. Couo~ illll!ediately upon recef pt.
Pfok up lfsts of £091......, '"9fst • ...., >o,.,s as sooo as ready.
s.,d l•tt••s of th•ols o Pollf"" Pl•o•s oot fo "'"'''"'' bu1lding s.
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July 21
August 29
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Election C01T111ission Meeting to establish election date.
Official announcement of election date.
Nomination Petitions available.
Last day to deliver nomination petitions to
Finance Director
Arrange to have ballots printed.
Select balloting locations.
Select election watchers.
Select election counters.
Certify nominees and announce by memo.
Send letter indicating absentee allo procedure.
Receive list of eligible employees fro Personnel
Notify watchers, counters in writin .
Absentee ballots available from Finance Director.
Official written notice of Election --announce polling
places, times.
Insure ballots, ballot boxes, watchers, etc., are ready.
lee ion
Of ic1al announc nt of resul s -certifv o Ci y Council.
A ter 1 c 1o --Collec al 1 t rials and p ""'1 n f11 .
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POLICE PENSION BOARD MEETING
August 14, 1975 -3:00 P.M.
The Police Pension Board met in the Law Library in City Hall
at 3:00 P.M., August 14, 1975.
Upon the call of the roll, the following were present:
Larry Leydon, Bill James, Mayor James Taylor, and City
Attorney Berardini.
City Attorney Berardini read a petition for a re-hearing
received August 11, 1975 from Barbara Hughes. He asked if
the Board wanted Barbara Hughes present to discuss this
matter with the Board.
Board Member Taylor stated that he felt not all of the items
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in the petition were correct and that his main reason for voting
in the negative was because several doctors felt Grady was not
disabled.
Discussion followed pertaining to the legal requirements of
denying the request for retirement. If the Board used heresay
as the reason, the decision could be reversed. Mayor Taylor
stated that he felt Or. Maerc lein should submit a written
report.
Board Member Leydon made a motion to deny the petition. Mayor
Taylor seconded the motion. Board Members leydon. James, and
Taylor voted "aye", there were no "nays". Motion carried.
City A orney Berard1n1 suggest d that as time goes on the
earings will be co e ore involv d and that the Board should
consider recording the proceedings and for alizing the eetings .
H suqqested tha ei er a ap recorder or court repor er
could be used.
ayor Taylor as ed if tapes
A orney Berard1ni sta ed a
bu ar g nerally ace p ed.
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Board Member Leydon stated he felt a tape was sufficient.
Board Member James said he thought a court reporter could
cost less in the long run. City Attorney Berardini suggested
gettlng the costs of a court reporter.
Mayor Taylor and Board Member Leydon withdrew their motion and second.
Board Member James said that it seemed the meetings have been
very haphazard and that more formalized procedures should be
had. Mayor Taylor stated that sometimes you can qet a lot of
information just on an informal discussion basis, that there
should be some informality.
City Attorney Berardini stated that one should as (if the
party is represented) if they want a formal hearing, o take
an oath, etc. Some will want it and some won ' . We have to
have doctors co in, etc. The Judge may no accep findings
if e hearin wasn ' a formal hearing. o qe e earing on
a ore or al bas is , the chairman should outline jus t w at is
going o a e place who will speak, etc.
Board Me ber Ja es said that since Dr. Maerc lein is leaving,
s ould Ci doctor be the same one for t e Police Pension
Board. oard Me ber Leydon said we s ould wait until we see
w o t e Ci y will get and then ask that person if he would
li e o e t e doctor for the Board .
City At orney Berardini said t e Board has the right to excuse
he attorneys for oth sides and petitioner so that t e Board
ca discuss any ite s t a he want w ile these persons ar
o present. It would be bet er o eet af er t e hearing so
a all 1 for a io could be discussed .
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Board Member James feels that minutes of previous meetings
should be approved, however, we will not take action on the
July 30th meeting at this time, but will approve it at the
next · meeting.
Within a week's time, the findings of fact will be completed.
The next meeting will be August 21, 1975.
Mayor Taylor moved and Board Member Leydon seconded a motion
to adjourn.
The meeting was adjourned at 4 :00 P.M.
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Police Pension Board ~eetin9
August 28, 1975 -3:00 P.M.
The Police Pension Board meeting was called to order at
3:00 P.M. on August 28, 1975 in the Law Library at City Hall.
Present were: Board Members Bill James, Larry Leydon.
Also present: City Attorney Berardini.
Absent : Mayor James Taylor.
Board Member J ames made a motion to approve e inutes of
the July 30 h mee ing. Board Member Leydon s conded he
mo ion. Motion carried.
City A torney Berardini stated that e will look at the statement
of findings of fact for Grady Brackeen and would like that item
deferred until the next Mee ting.
Board Member James stated that he would li e i known that the
City Cler 's office has copies of an Applicat i on for Retirement
which will be used from now on whenever anyone applies for retiremen .
Board ber James discussed a report received from A. S. Hansen
Company . He stated that there is an ite qoinq to Council on
Monda y, Sep ember 2 nd regarding crea ing a co~mittee to study
the re 1rement funds o e Police Pension Fund. A meetinq will
al so b s e up wi A. S. Hansen o discuss is report .
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regarding the heart blockages . He said that the two doctors
actually involved in his case are Dr . Weily and Dr. Levine.
He said he has been off work for a total of approximately 4~
months since the open heart surgery.
At this point Mr. Balmer left the room.
Board Member James sa id that he still feels uncomfortable not
having a doctor presen even though in his own mind he knows
that Mr . Balmer 's condition is a permanent one.
Board Member Leydon made a motion to give Mr. Balmer disability retirement now at 70 % disability.
At th i s point Mr. Balmer re-entered the room. He further
explained the heart scan chart. He said he might be able to
hold down a desk job, but no job where there is any physical exertion.
Board Member James s econded Leydon's motion. Motion carried.
Board Member James said his permanent disability will be effective August 29th .
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:45 P.M .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
August 12, 1975
1be meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Art Martin at 7:05 P.M. Attendance was
as follows:
Commissioners Present: Arthur Martin, Chairman
George Jorgenson
Judity Pierson
Chalmerse Parker
Eddie Tanguma
Lee Jones ·
Ed Smith
Mae Wade
Coaaissioners Absent: Howard Brown
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Others Present: Dorothy A. Romans, Assistant Director of
Community Development -Planning
Steve House, Planning
Bill Hamilton, Fire Chief
Bruce Donald, Fire Department
Bill James, Director of Finance
Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
Bob Morgan, Acting Police Chief
Randall Carson, Police Departaent
Lois Kocian, Assistant Director of Community
Development -Housing
Harri t Lute, Librarian
Dave Clayton, City Counc ilaan/Library
Lois Lighthall, Librar Board Meaber
arl Du Pr , Librar Board aber
Al Quaintanc , Librar Board M ber
John 11, Librar Board Meaber
Harlan Sha tu k, Librar Board ber
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proud of the new building they now have, and said that it ful-
fills their needs in everything except a pistol range. He
explained that they would soon be without a pistol range because
of the river redevelopment plan, and would like to install one
on the north side of the building.
Chie.f Morgan reported that all men below the rank of Captain
must qualify once a month. If they lose the present range,
the nearest one would be the Arapahoe County range at the
land fill duap, six miles outside of the City. Men using this
range would be out of service at least one and a half hours.
If the men are called in on their off-duty hours, they must
be paid time and a half. If the range is built as proposed,
at the present facilities, officers could be qualified before
and after their shifts.
The requested range would be 75 ft: long and 25 ft. wide, suf-
ficient for four or five targets. The largest shift would be
ten aen, which means that five could be qualified before the
shift, and five after. Much training, he said, is done in the
classroom, but the officers must also have training on the
range. There have been many lawsuits, he reported, involving
officers not properly trained in the use of firearms. They want
to keep up to date on this training, and avoid this.
Asked by George Jorgenson if be did not think his estimate of
$32,000 was low, he answered that it probably was. He was also
asked ho much additional parking space would be required, and
b said that no extra parking would b necessary.
Ila. ade asked if there had not be n some talk of placing the
pistol ran e in the ba m nt when th building was being con-
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tb tr b Park and R creation. This could
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August 12, 1975
The meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Art Martin at 7:05 P.M. Attendance was as follows:
Commissioners Present: Arthur Martin, Chairman
George Jorgenson
Judity Pierson
Chalmerse Parker
Eddie Tanguma
Lee Jones ·
Ed Smith
Mae Wade
Co.missioners Absent: Howard Brown
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Others Present: Dorothy A. Romans, Assistant Director of
C011J11Unity Developaent -Planning
Steve House, Planning
Bill Hamilton, Fire Chief
Bruce Donald, Fire Departaent
Bill James, Director of Finance
Karl Nollenberger, As istant City Man er
Bob Morgan, Acting Police Chief
Randall Carson, Polic Departa nt
Loi Kocian, Assistant Director of COllmlnity
D v lopaent -Housin
Harrie Lute, Librarian
Dav Clayton, Cit Counc ilaan/Library
Lois Li hthall, Library Board M
Earl Du Pr , Library Board a
Al Quaintanc , Librar Board M
John Maxw 11, Librar Board
Harlan hat uck, Librar Board r
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Mr. Nollenberger presented the six-quarter budget, copies of
which are contained in the Capital Improvements Program booklet,
and explained briefly that the budget is a flexible one, and
it can be altered.
Mr. Nollenberger then reviewed the recommendations of the depart-
ment heads, explaining that the cost estimates are "best guesses"
and not supported by expert advice.
Capital Improvements Program booklets were distributed a week
before the meeting in order to give the Commissioners an oppor-
tunity to study the departmental requests prior to the hearing.
Mr. Martin stated that much of what is decided regarding these
requests will depend on what happens to the third cent of sales
tax. llr. Tanguma asked if it would bring more business to
Englewood if the third cent would tie dropped. Mr. Nollenberger
pointed out that all cities around us have a six and a half per
cent sales tax. Littleton also charges tax on food. He said
that marketing studies done during the preparation of the core
area plan showed that more than 70 per cent of the sales tax
comes from individuals who do not reside in Englewood. He added
that the extra one per cent costs the citizens of Englewood
approxiaately .17 per person per year. This represents about
1,600,000 for next year. Mr. Tanguma asked if sales volume
is expected to increase if the one per cent is dropped, and
Mr. Noll nber er answered that it would not .
In di cu ion r garding the C011111is ion's purpos in this meeting,
it wa d tennined that the C0111111is ion would c onfine itself to
ranking priorities at thi time. Mr. Martin said that it would
be assumed that this ranking does include the third cent of sales
tax. If, at the end of they ar, we do not have that third cent,
prioritie would have to be reviewed. Tber are many variables,
h aid.
Le Jon tat d that City Council has ugg
cent of al tax b extended for the purpo
fiv -y ar plan. Tb r for , h f lt the Comal
c d with th a uaption that th third cent
xt nd d . I not, h id, th r will not b
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proud of the new building they now have, and said that it ful-
fills their needs in everything except a pistol range. He
explained that they would soon be without a pistol range because
of the river redevelopment plan, and would like to install one
on the north side of the building.
Chief Morgan reported that all men below the rank of Captain
must· qualify once a month. If they lose the present range,
the nearest one would be the Arapahoe County range at the
land fill dump, six miles outside of the City. Men using this
range would be out of service at least one and a half hours.
If the men are called in on their off-duty hours, they must
be paid time and a half. If the range is built as proposed,
at the present fac ilities, officers could be qualified before
and after their shifts.
The requested range would be 75 ft: long and 25 ft. wide, suf-
ficient for four or five targets. The largest shift would be
ten •en, which means that five could be qualified before the
shift, and five after. Much training, he said, is done in the
classroom, but the officers must also have training on the
range. There have been many lawsuits, he reported, involving
officers not properly trained in the use of firear.s. They want
to keep up to date on this training, and avoid this.
Asked by George Jorgenson if he did not think his estiaate of
$32,000 was low, he answered that it probably was. He was also
asked how much additional parking space would be required, and
h said that no extra parking would be necessary •
. Wade asked if there had not been some talk of placing the
pistol range in the basement when the building was being con-
st nict d. Chief Morgan answered that there was talk of build-
ing it across the stree by Parks and Recreation. This could
b incorporated with Parks and R creation for eaching, he said,
but th r ould b sch duling problem .
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Training Center near the river. Chief Morgan answered that
there is no such facility in Littleton, but that he disagreed
with the facility being located on the river, because of flood-
ing. In answer to a question by Mr. Martin, Chief Morgan
stated that the facility would be more effective outside than
inside.
Discussion followed on the subject of putting the range on the
fire station property, and also of the amount of noise which
would be involved. Mr. Carson stated that no complaints have
been received because of excessive noise. He went on to say
that a person in a car is unable to hear the shooting ; on foot
or on a bicycle, it can be heard.
There was additional discussion as to how much shooting time is
required per officer, especially fqr those who have problems,
in which case extra time must be scheduled, and for those who
are just being trained.
Ms. Wade asked whether the officers practice on their own time,
and was told that they do, but there must be two officers on
the range, and it lllUSt be cleared before they go, and when they
finish.
Mr. Tanguma inquired as to whether or not there were moving
targets, and Chief Morgan said that they have only turning,
but not running, targets. Mr. Carson explained the way the
target works, and some discussion ensued regarding the impor-
tance of various types of targets.
Chairaan Martin felt a comprehensiv explanation of th needs
of the Police Department had been given , and as~ed or any fur-
ther ca1111ents or question Ther being none, th police officers
were excused.
Chief was
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Questioned as to whether he believed this to be a reliable way
to determine a location for the facility, he said it is the only
formal way that has been devised, and has been used in other
cities. Material is fed into the computer, and from this data,
the computer shows where the fire station should be located.
Mr. ~artin asked about insurance rates, and Chief Hamilton
said there is a definite influence on insurance rates within
the City. He said they wanted to be in a position to ask for
lower insurance rates by 1975 or 1976, and the new location
would contribute to these reduced rates. He said they would
like to move down to a "four" rating, which would represent
something like a five to seven per cent reduction.
Discussion followed regarding purchase of another piece of property.
Ms. Romans stated that consideration had been given to the possi-
bility of using part of Clayton School yard for this purpose as
one alternative.
Ms. Pierson aid she was leery of making such an expenditure
to move the station such a short distance. She said she bad
looked at the pictures which had been presented showing problea
areas at the Belleview station, and wondered if there were not
adequate traffic signals, and if some changes in the existing
building might make it work. Chief Hamilton replied that there
are overhead fir signals, and they have been fortunate so far
that there have been no accidents. ff said that the trucks are
out in the lanes of traffic before the driver can see what ia
coming. After further discussion, Chief Hamilton stated that
he did not believe that sufficient change could be aade to
accomplish what is needed in order to accommodate the equipaent.
Mr. Martin asked ho much squar footage would be r quired in a
new building, and Chief Hamilton r plied that n w tations now
run 6,000 quar f t. Th Bell vi w tation is 4,200 square
f et.
Mr. Jon ask d th siz of th
it is a 50' lot ithout an all
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there is not a backup unit in which to put paramedical equipment
now owned by the Fire Department. He said they need to estab-
lish a reserve unit. They had considered replacing the present
unit and purchase a van with a minimum of equipment, but they
determined that this would cost more money than to buy a van
type rescue unit, maintaining the present piece of equipment
as a backup Unit. This, he said, would answer all of the pre-sent needs.
George Jorgenson asked if there is a chance for federal aid on
this, and Chief Hamilton said they have not asked for it, and
he doubted if they would be able to receive any assistance.
Ms. Pierson asked if the new unit would be a single vehicle,
and was told that this was correct. She said that at the time
the original one was purchased it was thought to be a long-ti•e
purchase, and now a van typ vehicle is being requested. Chief
Hamilton explained the necessity for establishing a reserve unit.
He said that they had found that with the paramedical, the van
type unit is much more adequate. Somewhere down the road, he
said, the City of Englewood has to ~et rid of transporting patients.
llr. Jorgenson asked whether or not the City has a depreciation
fund on vehicles, and Karl Nollenberger stated that we do not
currently have a vehicle replacement f und. This was discussed.
Chief Hamilton said h ha this item in hi regular budget, as
well as in th Capita l Improvement Program.
More discussion ensued as to what quipment would have to be
added, and how long th pre ent equipm nt will lat.
Mr. Smith stat d that
abl figure to ave a
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f lt 21,000 would not be an unreaaon-
and aid h ould hav to go along
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benefit of the unit. Mr. Martin commented that this was pro-
jected into the 1976 budget.
After a short break, the fourth item requested by the Fire De-
partment was discussed. This was a request for the correction
of certain hazardous street intersection dips, which are on
fir~ response routes. These dips, according to Chief Hamilton,
cause a problem in trying to respond to an alarm with any de-
gree of speed. With the underground drainage, he said, many
of these dips are no longer necessary. Some are currently
being corrected, but not all of them. Heavy expensive equipment
is being torn up. He referred particularly to the intersection
of South Elati and U.S. Route 285, which they cross on an aver-
age of three or four times a day. Mr. Martin stated that to
correct this intersection would cost approximately $10,000.
Certain dips which have been or are to be taken care of by
the Department of Public Works were discussed.
Karl Nollenberger explained what storm drainage is necessary,
and what plans are in the works for repairs.
Mr. Martin introduced the next item for discussion, which was
the installation of new mains and the increase of the size of
existing water mains within high risk areas of the City.
Chief Hamilton reported that in high development areas the flow
is not adequate, and that larger mains mu t be installed in order
to increase the flow.
Mr. Martin wanted to know if there is any connection between
this request and the fire insurance rate , and Chief Hamilton
said that this would have a great influenc on the insurance
rates. This was discussed briefly. This proj ct will also
be included in the Utilitie Department r qu t .
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The next item for discussion was the expansion of the Englewood/
Littleton Fire Training Facility, to provide storage space for
training equipment and apparatus, together with space for a
planning and lesson review room. Chief Hamilton explained the
function of the facility. He said he hoped to be able to build
in the South Platte River area, one advantage being that raw
water could be used and returned to the river, which would be
much cheaper than having to use treated water. He felt a joint
facility would be more than adequate.
An architect is being chosen to plan the facility, he said. The
facility would be adequate to train fire fighters in all phases
of fire fighting. The Littleton department is not just the City
of Littleton, but takes in a fire district which covers 12 square
miles outside the City. They collect funds from this district
and transfer them to the City of Littleton. The district would
share in the cost of the facility:
Chief Hamilton explained that they would need a classroom to
conduct complete orientation and training on the ground; aids
and props; rest room facilities; and space where equipment can
be stored. He said they also anticipate having other fire dis-
tricts use the facility on a cost basis.
Mr. Tanguma asked if other fire districts had been contacted,
and Chief Hamilton said they had, and that they were very
enthusiastic. Som of them would like to participate, but
Englewood and Littl ton would prefer to have them us the
facility on a co t basi , and not participat e in the planning
and building of it.
Ms. ad a ked if any
the shootin range in
wa SOii m rit in thi
advanta in buildin
also. R ardin h
of Union, and ast
hi locat ion i
ideration had b n iven to putting
Chi f Hamil on felt there
aid ther could be
i enou h pace for thi ,
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Pla Riv r. H explained that
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the failure of the Department ot Housing and Urban Developaent
to provide adequate rent support. She reported on the coopera-
tion of the City of Englewood tn waiving certain fees, taxes,
etc. The Authority is still negotiating with HUD for additional
supplemental rents. She stated that there are approximately 250
names on the waiting list for 104 units.
Asked whether preference would be given to Englewood residents,
she said that this would be done, and is permissible in this
area. She said that the Parks and Recreation Department has
agreed to cooperate in maintaining the green area around the
building. She explained the requests being made in the Capital
Improvements Program by the Housing Authority for funds for on-
site improvements for the apartment building to be located at
South Lincoln Street and East Floyd Avenue. These improvements
would include curb work and sidewalks adjacent to the site,
concrete areas, asphalt paving for .parking areas, exterior light-
ing and landscaping.
Chalmerse Parker asked if Littleton is handled the saae way,
and Ks. Kocian explained the difference in the two prograas.
The philosophy of this prograa, she said, is not to build new
units, but there is such a lack of suitable units in Englewood
that it is necessary for us to build the new building. She went
on to explain the difficulty in making the Section 8 program
work.
Kr. llartin qu stion d wh th r this prograa does not requir that
the building be a new on , and • Kocian explained that many
additional aa nities ar r quir d in an elderly building, and
that sinc nothi of this ort is available, it must be built.
plain d
Authority's tia tabl , and x-
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Library Board who were present in support of her petition.
Ms. Lute presented drawings depicting the future plans for
expansion of the library facility. She explained that the
library collection has grown considerably in the past few
years. A request was made, she said, in 1970, in 1973 and
again in 1974 for additional space. They have now gone as far
as it is possible to go without additional space. Total space
requested would be 18 ,600 square feet. Recommended American
Library Association space for the size of the community is
21,000 square feet. They now have 14,000 square feet.
In support of her request, Ms. Lute stated that the new meeting
room proposed would be useable after hours and on Sundays, and
could be accessible without entering the library. In addition,
the library materials could be placed more efficiently. For
example, she pointed out that the local history collection, now
housed in miscellaneous corners, could be brought together as a
total collection. The same is true of other special collec-
tions which are not now being used to full advantage. Meeting
rooms and story hour room at pre nt are inadequate.
Ms. Lute reviewed the library tati tics which howed a definite
need for additional spac • Th m ting room space, she said,
would be used only partially for librar function The re-
aainder of the time it would be in u e by outside groups.
A need also exist for mor th bookmobile.
Fuaes from th bookllobil a
Zoning D partaent and oth r ar
distre in situation. A parki
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practical economy in building a bookmobile garage, in that the
books would not have to be exposed to the cold, and handled
in the cold, which is damaging to the books. He said this had
been discussed by the Library Board in past meetings.
Ms. eierson said that she loved the library, but questioned
whether the bookmobile garage should have priority. Mr. Shattuck
said that almost everything that Harriet Lute has in her plan
has been studied over a period of four or five years, and she
has eliminated everything possible. He believed this to be a
frugal plan.
Mr. Martin asked if the bookmobile garage as proposed would be
a heated facility. This was discussed, and it was determined
that there would be some heat in th~ garage.
Lee Jones wanted to know how many day
and Ms. Lute answered that it operate
the bookllobile goes out,
five day a week.
Mr. Shattuck asked if there is a ti•e savings involved in having
the garage. M . Lute said that ther would be a savings here,
since the bookmobile could be loaded much aore efficiently. The
books are heavy, and with a earage, the books could be loaded
directly onto the bookmobile. At present it i nece•sary to
place a plank from the dock to th bookmobile, which is ineffi-
cient, especially in bad weath r. A far a the person loading
th book , she said, if he i abl to b coafortable, h will
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senior citizen population. Many definite ideas have been pre-
sented, and some of these possibilities were reviewed, along
with the many activities that could be carried on in the center.
Discussion ensued on the subject of whether the senior center
should be planned separately from the community center, and
it was determined that it should be separate, since the needs
of the senior citizens are different, and not always compatible
with the comaunity building activities. This, also, will be
discussed at a later meeting when Mr. Romans makes his report.
It was stated that many of the senior citizens groups are having
difficulty in finding a place in which to carry on the desired
activities.
Karl Nollenberger pointed out that this would be a central lo-
cation for people in the older age bracket.
Mr. Tanguma objected to the separation o f the old and young
groups, and felt there should be a closing of this gap.
Ms. Pierson agreed, saying that she sees a problem of lack of
funds if there is a separate senior citizens center. This,
she felt, could be a combined center, and the senior citizens
could have their own activities. There was discussion as to
what the census of elderly in Englewood will be in the future,
and whether it would reaain at 11 per cent elderly. It was
generally felt that much would depend on planning in the City,
and the type of hou ing that is available.
Mor discussion revealed that becaus of the nature of the
activity levels of the young and old groups, many are opposed
to the combining of the activity centers.
Karl Nollenberger said that parking will be a problem. If th
library i reaodeled, he said, it will be n ces ary to purcha e
a strip of land for parking. H said h would e t that the
hol enior citiz ns c nter subj ct be brou ht at the n xt
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AUGUST 19, 1975
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The Regular Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Com-
mission wa called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Ch airman Martin.
Member present : Wade ; Jones; Jorgen on; Martin; Parker ;
Sm i th · Tanguma
Romans, Ex-officio
Members absent: Brown ; Pier on
Also pre ent: As istant City Manager Nollenberger ; As ociate
Planner House
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. lartin tat d that Minute of Augu t 5, 1975, were to be considered fo r approval.
Mr • Wade noted that on Page 2, 3, th date should read
August ~ rather than August 10th.
Jorgen on moved :
Park r onded : Th Minute of Augu t 5th be approv d a
corr t d.
AYES: Tanguma; Wad ; Jon
NAYS : Non
ABSE T: Brown ; Pi r on
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Mrs. Roman s noted that Publi c Notice of the Publi c Hearing
was published in the Englewood Herald Sentinel, the official.
City Newspaper.
Mrs. Romans stated that at th City Council meeting of July 7th,
Co un cilman Sovern que lioned why "Party Wall" was not defined
i n the Comp rehensive Zoning Ordinance, inasmuch as reference
is made to that term several time . nie matter was referred
ba ck to the Planning Commission for c onsideration. The staff
submitted a proposed definition o f "Party Wall" to the Com-
mission on July 22nd, and thi definition, which follows, was
advertised for Hearing at the requ st of the Commission.
"'Party Wall. A common or hared s tructural separation
betweeilaliUtt1ng dwellin g, busine or industrial units or
building , which may be enter d on on building lot or between
abutting dwelling, bu ine s or indu trial unit or buildings
on either side of a lot lin ; the main purpose of which is to
act a s a support for th building and as a positive fi re
separation between the contiguou dwelling units or buildings."
Mrs. Romans stated th at the staff had done a great deal of
re earch on th e definition ; there was no definition o f Party
Wall in the Bu ilding Cod or Fire Code. Calls to rchitects
revealed they had no definition of Party Wall either. The
propo d d finition wa written ba ed on what informatio n the
staff ould find: that the party wall mu t act a a supp ort
for th building , and mu t be a positive fir epar at ion be-
twee n unit . Mr . Roman stat ed that th staff f el the
definition, a proposed , will cov r situations in both resi-
d ntial and comm rcial or indu trial ar a
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Smith seconded: The Planning ommission recommend to City
Council that the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
§22.8, Definitions, be amended to in lude the fol lowing definition
of "Party Wall ".
"Party Wall . A common or hared structural se paration between
abuttingc!Well i n g, business or industrial units or buildings,
which may be centered on one building lot or between abutting
dwelling, business or industrial units or buildings on either
side of a lot line; the main purpose of which is to act as a
support for the building and as a positive fire separation
between the contiguous dwell ing units or builings."
AYES : Parker ; Pierson ; Smith ; Tanguma; Wade ; Jones; Jorgenson;
Martin
NAYS : Non
ABSENT : Brown
The mot ion carried .
IV, DIRECfOR'S CHOI CE.
Mr . Roman tated that a card had b en received from r. Brown,
and pa d the card to th ommis ion for th ir perusal .
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stated he felt City Council wanted the Commi ssi on to look at
other streets as possible collectors, and not necessarily just
South Elati Street. He stated he felt the Council is looking
for a recommendation from the Commission on a way to handle
the traffic problems i n this area of the City. Discussion
followed .
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SUBJECT :
Dorothy Romans , Assistant Director
Communft Development Department
Andy Mccown, City Manag1·r
.<\ugust 19. '1975
MEETING WITH RTD
At last night's work esslon prior to th gular Councll m ting, we
dlscusaed the recent events with RTD concerning th Council's recom -
mendation !or a site for a Parlt and Ride facility. U ou are not aware
of what ha• recenU occurred in regard to this matter, RTD ha dela ed
a decision on th recommended sit pendln f\Jrth r study of the area.
Mr. VonFrellick, in tum, has withdrawn b off r of sal of the al •
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Mr. Tanguma asked if the Commission h?d a meeting scheduled
for Au gust 26th? Mrs. Roman s stated that the Commission would
have to decide if they want to reschedule the discussion of the
Capital Improvement Program with Public Works Department repre-
sentatives which had oeen scheduled for that evening, and in-
stead, meet with the City Council on the RTD matters. Mrs.
Rom.ans stated she understood that Public Works Director Waggoner
would not be in town the evening of August 26th. Discussion
followed. Mr. Nollenberger stated that the Capital Improvement
Program will have to be printed and out to City Council by
September 15th ; this includes the Commission's priority recom-
m ndation and the City Manager's priority recommendations.
Mr. Nollenberger suggested, inasmuch as the meeting with
City Council and RTD is set for 5:00 p.m ., that perhaps the
Commis ion could meet at 7:00 p .m. as scheduled to discuss
th Capital Improvement Program. Discussion ensued.
It was determined the Commi sion would meet with th City
Council at 5:00 p .m. August 26th, and would go into a Special
M eting at 7:00 p.m. on the apital Improvement Program.
Mr . Roman noted that a copy o f a memorandum from As istant
Director for od Enforcement W. F. Brokat regarding "temporary"
structure had been give n to members of the Commission. The
structur at Broadway and We t B lleview i in compliance
with the Building Code. Mr. Martin stated that he i concerned
with what determine a t mporary building. H suggested that
po ibly ad finit1on of ''temporary tru tur" hould be in-
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V, COMM I SSION'S CHOICE
Brie f discussion on the area that was included in the Santa Fe -
Union Annexation ensued.
Bri ef reference was again mad to the Master Street Plan and
the need for a collector street in the area west of Broadway
north of Kenyon. Mrs. Romans pointed out that according to
the Council directive, the str et would have to extend from
Kenyon north to Yale.
The regular meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m .
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The Plannin and Zoning Commis si on met i n Study cssion at
7 :45 p.m. on August 19, 1975 , to con id r th apital Improve-
m nt Pro ram.
Mr. Martin tat d that th Capital Improvem nt r que t of th
Parks and R er ation D partment wou ld b revie ed thi evening,
a would th r quest of th Ut1litie partm nt .
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Mr. Romans discussed bicycle and hiking trails which will be
developed throughout the area. Mr. Romans stated there would
be approximately 70 acres of greenbelt in this development .
Mr. Romans stated that in four or five years, the Department
hopes to develop the east side of the proj ect with the sec ond
nine holes of the golf c ourse. With the development of the
second phase, the trail system will be extended; the trail
system will eventually extend to Chatfield Dam, and along Bear
Creek. They hope to tie the trail system into the system along
the hogback up to Morrison and then connect with State trail systems .
~r. Roman stated there will be a clubhouse provided to serve
patrons of th e first nine holes of the golf course.
Mr. Romans stated they plan a sma 11 "garden area"; th is is an
n rea where childre n can plant and 'tend their own gardens. He
stated he fel t this would be a good educational program for th youngster .
1b r ar three softball fields propo d on the east side of
th riv r ; thi is to be included in the first stage of develop-m nt.
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Mr. Royther stated there are three possibilities for a senior
citizens center: (1) the conversion of the former Police/Fire
Building at Girard and South Bannock Street; (2) an area to
the south of the proposed Elderly Hou s in g p roj ct at Floyd
and South Lincoln Street: and (3) remodeling of the unused
area in the southeast section of th e Ci ty Hall.
Mr . Parker asked if the site to the south of the Elderly Housing
project would include property acros South Lincoln to the east?
Mr. Royther stated that consideration has been given to the
purchase of property on the ea t sid of South Lincoln Street,
and consideration has also been given to th e c losin g of South
Lin coln Street if this property is purchased.
Mr. Roythe r stated that to remodel th fo rmer Pol ice/Fire
structure, the cost is estimated to be $204 ,400 ; this would
yield approximately 8,000 square feet o f u eable s pace .
To remodel the unus d spac in City Hall, would cost approximat ly
$260 ,000 . This would mor n arly meet the recommended space
requirements , but there would b a problem with sufficient park ing
in the immediate area.
The third alternative is to build a new facility to the outh
of the Elderly Housing project. Thi facility would be separate
and di tinct from th Eld er ly Housing project, but would b in
close proximity to nabl tho r sident to al o u e th
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noted that an ice rink is one facility which is planned in
connection with the community center. Another factor which
has to be considered, is the transportation for the senior
citizens.
Mr. Jorgenson commented that it would not be feasible to try
to ~ccommodate both age groups in on e building; it just will
not work out. Mr. Smith pointed out that he felt it could be
done, but that he would personally rather see separate facilities.
Mr. Royther pointed out that the program will serve 300 people
the moment the building is completed. Mr. Royther pointed out
that it is not the intent of the staff to propose that the
senior citizens be "isolated "; they do prefer their own facilities,
and their exposure to the young people will be through "youth
confrontations", which they will schedule in their program .
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as an example, that the BEAF program which was geared to the
businessmen, had to be discontinued because the location wh ere
the program was held is being used for the school basketball
program.
Mr. Royth r then stat d
be con tru ted in 1978,
375,000 . Mr. Royth r
that it could well be a
Mr. Royth r stated that
High School ball field;
evening ball game , and
use of the field at th
that an ice arena has been proposed to
with estimated development costs of
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have three team that could make
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An indoor rifl rang , propos d for 197 9, was discu ed. Tile
estimat d cost is $165.000 . Thi. range ~ould a commodate ten
spot , and ould also b ommo at d in th community center ,
in th ba m nt of th stru ·tur . Mr. Royther tat d that with
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would provide tennis courts, softball fields, and a natural
area and trail system along the river. The project cost
estimate is $200,000.
Mr. Pearson stated that priority #5 is the Emerson Street
Mini-Park . This would provide much needed park and open space
in the northeast area of the City. The mini-park will have
grass, play apparatus and a picnic area . Mrs. Romans pointed
out that the Emerson Street Mini-park is included in the
Comprehensive Plan.
Mr . Pearson then discussed Departmental Priority #14, the
Bates/Logan Park improvement. The Parks & Recreation Depart-
ment is involved in only a portion of the Capital Improvement
program requests for Bates/Logan Park, which will be a multi-
use between the Parks Department, Utilities Department and
Public Works Department. The total proposal would encompass
storm drainage, water storage, and park facilities. The Parks
Department is interested in acquiring additional properties
to expand the park u Mrs. Pierson asked how title to these
properties would be obtained? Mr. Romans stated that the property
is appraised by at least two independent appraisers, and as a
rule, agreem nt on purchase price can be reached amicably with
the property owners. Condemnation can be used if necessary.
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Mr. Romans then discussed projects for the ECBC. One of the
projects is the beautification of Littl e Dry Cree k through
Englewood. Mr. Romans sta t ed that he felt any effort at
beautification of the Creek now would be a waste of time until
there is some form of fl ood control. Mr . Roman s stated he
would recommend a temporary trail beautificati on program along
the .Cree k. li e suggested planting s om e trees along the trail
system following the Creek, and recomme nded the purc hase of
two pieces o f property: th e old Graham furniture store, more
recently u s d as a surplus store ; and the second property, the
apartment hou se at the intersect i on o f Bannock , Hampden and
U.S. 285. Mr. Nollenberger pointed out that City Council has
authorized a study o f Little Dry Creek by Sellards ~Grigg;
he also noted that an application has been filed for a liquor
license for a teen-age ni g ht club in the surplus store building.
Mr. Romans stated that he would propose a trail ystem only
along Big Ory Creek ; this trail ystem could t ie into the
system through part of Littleton.
Mr .Roman st11ted the Ce ntennial-Bi ce ntennial f lower b ds would
be located a t the Broadwa y /U.S. 285 inter ection. It is pro-
posed that th oed will b planted in the ECBC symbol . After
the Ce ntennial c lebration is ov r, the beds could b planted
to di play th ity Mark.
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would cost $9,362,000 with $3,800,000 financed through revenue
bonds. The Department expects to realize $350,000 per year
from sale of surplus water; this would carry through no matter
which proposal the Department determined to follow .
Mr .. Carroll stated that the matter of Water Rights Transfers
is not given a priority, but it is something tha has to be
done. Mr. Carroll stated that it is estimated to~ost $100,000
over a three year period to investigate the water righ ts. Mr.
Ca rroll stated that water rights are more valuable to the City
when there are different points of diversion.
Mr. Carroll then discussed the #1 priority, that of reloc~ ing
the McLellan Pump Station. Mr. Carroll stated that the floou
of 1969 cha n ged the channel of the .South Platte River, and the
pump station has not been useabl e for five years. Mr. Carroll
stated that the reservoir will accommod ate 6,000 acre feet of
water storage. Ir. Carroll discussed the agreement with the
City of Denver, whereby Englewood is allowed to take water
from the South Platte River in exchange for th West Slope water
rights which were developed by Englewood. He tated that it is
proposed to place the pump station on the City Ditch; water
could then be taken from Chatfield right down the City Ditch
to the Allen Filter Plant, or pump it to cLellan for torage.
Tile #2 priority, a Filt r for th Backwa h Di
discu ed. Mr. Carroll tated that n w EPA r
ater and wa t water treatment will an th
longer dump into th South Platt Riv r from
tr atm nt plnnt. Mr. Carroll tated that if thi
not don , they will hav to operat th plant und
y tem, and they will hav to hav a n w way to h
l>y 1977.
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Mr.Carroll stated th3t Priority #6 is expansion of the Allen
Pump Station, projected for 1977.
Priority #7, Rehabilitation and relining of 12 " mains, was
discussed. Mr. Carro ll sta ted this is a maintenance item,
and would be putting cement lining in the old water lines.
Modification of piping at the overhead storage booster pump
station, Priority #8, was con idered. Mr. Carroll stated the
storage station accommodat s 1,200 ga llons of treated water.
The capacity will have to be increased if the treatment plant
capacity is in reased, and the pipe will have to be enlarged
to assure good water pres ure .
Mr. Carroll stated that Priority #9, Increase of overhead
storag booster pump station capacity, is th second stage of
Priority #8.
Priority #10 , a torage reservoir in the Ba tes /Logan Park wa
then di cu sed. Mr. Carroll stat d th north eas t area of the
City frequently experienc a wat r horta ge; th engineering
consultants recommended a water torag r rvoir h lo ated
in the immediate area to h lp alleviate th frequent water
hortages. Mr. Carroll stated that th site b ing con idered
for the water reservoir i th Bat s /Logan Park. The reservoir
would be an und rground installation, with a mall pumping
station, in the g n ral location of th existing pumping tation.
Ir . C rroll tat d th r would be r t ov r to the
rvoir, which could b us d a or for ome
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that the storage reservoir proposed for the Bates/Loga Park
wou~d be underground; the size of the reservoir would
approximately 350' x 125'. I
Mrs. Pierson inquired as to the life expectancy of the ' Broadway
water lines. Mr. Carroll stated the Broadway lines could be
expected to last approximately 75 years total, or probably
another 25 years from this date.
'ftle relocation of the McLellan Pump Station was briefly discussed
again, as was the filter for the Backwash Disposal. Mr. Tanguma
asked why this project was not moved up to 1976? Mr. Carroll
stated it could not be financed until 1977 , Mr. Carroll dis-
cussed budgetary problems they have experienced this year on
items they were told need d no additional funding.
nie matter of metering was further discussed. Mr. Carroll
stated that it is a known fact that the use of meters does
reduce the consumption of water, estimated to be by approximately
25%. Further brief discussion followed,
Mr. Martin expressed the appreciation of the Coaai ion to
Mr . Carroll for his presentation.
Mr. Martin noted that City Coun il had d feat d an Ordinance
to aboli h the Department of Community Developaent at their
a eting of Augu t 18, 197 5 . Mr . Nollenberger tated that
r cruitm nt for a Dir ctor would begin ima diat ly.
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RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: August 19, 1975
SUBJE CT: Amendment of Comprehe nsive Zoning Ordinance, §22.8 ,
Definitions.
REOOllMENDATION :
Jones moved :
Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City
Council that the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
§22.8, Definitions, be amended to include the following
definition of "Party Wl'll ".
"Party Wall. A common or shared structural separation between
aDUftTniCfWelling, business or industrial units or buildings,
which may be centered on om building lot or between aw tting
dwelling, business or indu trial units or building on either
side of a lot line ; the main purpose of which i to act as a
support for the building and as a positive fire separation
between the contiguous dwelling units or building ."
AYES : Parke r; Pierson; Smith; Tanguma ; Wade· Jone ; Jorgenson ;
Martin
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Brown
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AUGUST 26, 1975
The study session of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
convened at 6:45 p.m., Mr. Martin presiding.
Mr. Martin announced that as of August 20, 1975, Mrs. Dorothy
A. Romans had been designated as Acting Director of Community
Development. Members of the Commission congratulated Mrs.
Romans on the designation as Acting Director.
Discussion then turned to the Capital Improvement Program for
1976-1980. Mr. Martin stated that all but one Department, the
Public Works Department, has been discussed in detail with the
specific Department Head. Mr. Waggoner, Public Works Director,
will be present at the meeting of September 3rd to discuss his
Departmental requests. This evening, members will evaluate
projects presented by the other City Departments and consider
a preliminary priority rating on those projects. Mr. Martin
stated that he would like to suggest that anything that goes
to the City Manager from the Planning Commission relating to
the recommendations on the Capital Improvement Program be
prefaced with a statement that the Commission is basing the
recommendations on the assumption that the one cent sales tax
will continue in effect to implement the recommended Capital
Improvements.
Discussion followed. It wa noted that Finance Director James
would be in attendance this evening, and that perhaps he could
give some financial direction on fu nd that might be available
for the forthcoming year.
Messr . Brown, Jone
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for Capital Improvement Projects. Mr. James stated that the one
cent sales tax will expire December, 1976, and after that date,
there will b no funds specifically designated for Capital
Improvement Projects unless the one cent sales tax is extended.
At thi time, this is the only source of funding for the Capital
Improvement Program. Mr. James stated that $600,000 in revenue
sharing funds does, as a rule, go into the Public Improvement
Fund; however, last year, these funds went into the General Fund
in the area of public safety. Mr. James stated that there was
a 1.6 million dollar budget figure for the Capital Improvement
Program this next year; Mr. Martin asked if sales tax figures
from Cinderella City vs. the Broadway shopping area are available.
Mr. James stated that this information is no longer available.
Mr. Martin asked the percentage of sales tax decrease the City
has experienced? Mr. James stated the sales tax is down by 4%
for the year; the sales tax is runni~ ahead for this month by
$25,000. Discussion followed, on whether or not this information
should be available to the news media. Mr. James stated he felt
it would require a ruling by City Council if the information were
not to be available.
Mrs. Pierson asked if the Commission could anticipate a 1.6
million dollar figure to work with for the 1976 Capital Improve-
ment Program budget? Mr. James stated that most of that figure
has been already designated in the six-quarter budget. Mr.
Nollenberger stated that the five-year Capital Improvement
Program i implemented through a ix-quarter budget. Each quar-
ter, City Council looks at the next ix-quarter budget for
project underway that need funding and any new projects to be
funded.
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1. Rescue Unit.
2. Replacement and Relocation of Belle view Fire
Station #3.
3. Fire-Pumper Combination.
4. Fire Training Facility Expansion.
5. Closed Circu i t Television.
Mr. Brown stated that the Council is trying to hold to a 'ktatus
quo" budget, and that many projects may not be given a top
priority becai se of lack of funds.
The Housing Authority Project, on-site improvements at the
Elderly Housing site, was discussed. Mr. Parker stated that he
understood that many persons were concerned about the reason for
the bond issue on the Housing Authority project. He stated that
people were given the impression the project would be funded by
the Federal Government. Discussion followed.
It was determined that the Housing Authority project request be
given a No. One priority rating f or that "departmental rating."
'nle Capital Improvement Proj ect requests o f the Library were
considered, naaely the expansion of the library facilitie s ,
including a garage for the Bookmobile. Mr s . Rollans noted that
Mr. Rinker , A-8-R Partner h i p, Ar c hitects , tated that the cost
of housing the booklllob i l would be approximate ly $20,000.00.
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2. Construction of a garage for the Bookmobile.
Mr. Smith stated that he, too, felt the garage needs to be
relocated, and that perhaps the "whole thing needs to be
rethought."
The Municipal Facilities Capital Improvement Projects were
considered. It was felt the Community Recreation Center was
"far down the line" in priority rating. The Senior Citizens
Center was discussed at length. It was suggested that the reno-
vation of the Police/Fire Building on West Giaard Avenue would
"be throwing good money after bad," and should be eliminated from
considerations. Further discussion ensued, with the following
priority rating given:
1. Land acquisition for parking area to the east
of City Hall.
2. Senior Citizen Center -temporary quarters in
City Hall.
3. Senior Citizens Center -future site land
acquisition.
4. Community Recreation Center -land acquisition.
5. Court and Council Room -remodeling.
6. Other City Hall remodeling.
Further discussion ensued.
A recess of the meeti~ was called at 8:15 P.M. The meeting
was again called to order at 8:25 P.M.
Th Park
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and Recreation Department Capital Improvement Projects
wer then con idered.
The Riv r R dev lopment Project nc011pas ing veral sub-project
was di cu d. Mr. Jone not d that th land acquisition is ell
und r way. Th Golf Cour will be financ d by r venue bonds.
Fundin will hav to b provid d for tb drivin range. Mr. Ja•
noted that th Dep rtm nt hop to hav th golf cour open for
play by lat in 1976, which will g n rate oe
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The remaining projectssubmitted by the Parks and Recreation I ~
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Cushing Park Expansion Development
Centennial Park Expansion Development
Indoor Ice Arena
High School Ball Field Lights .
McLellan Reservoir Development
Mountain Park
Indoor Rifle Range
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Bicentennial Committee were included with the Parka and
Recreation Project Requests but were not given any priority
rating. Mrs. Roaans stated that the projects au11eated by the
Enslewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee will be discussed
with the City Council sometime between Septeaber 2nd and 10th.
Kr•. Roaana noted that it would appear that the flower beds at
the U.S. 285 and Broadway intersection will be planted and it
aaJ be possible to eliminate the request for $5,776 for this
project. It bas been auggedted by the Coaaittee that thome
flower beds be planted to conform with the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Coaaittee symbol. Mrs. Romans stated that the
Comaittee is also concerned with the beautification of both Bil
Dry Cr ek and Little Dry Creek, and they would like to help fur-
nish tbe Senior Citizens Center at aucb tiae as it is aade avail-
able.
It was noted that the contract for a study of Little Dry creek
baa been signed by the City Manager pursuant to the City Council
action. It was suggested that the request• concerning the
Bnsl ood C ntennial-Bicentennial projects should be listed
• parately froa tho• from the Park• and Recreation Departaent.
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City Council
Board of Adjustment
Career S rvice
Planning and Zoning
Library
City Attorney
Ho using & Red vel .
Sub-Total
Management:
City Manager
Personnel
Sub-Total
Finance and Record:
Administration
unic. Cou rt
Accountin and
Aut t d Sys .
R v nu Div ,
Purch1sin
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DEP ARTMENT OF FINANCE
EXPENDITURES TO 1975 BUDGET
GE NERAL FUND
Through Aug. 31 , 1975
La s t
Annual
Budget
Curren t
Expenditur s
Year to Date 1. of Year
58 , 774
3 ,000
6 ,206
4,945
2 ,360
82,9 4
1,149
159 , 18
100 ,655
52 , 30
153 ,085
7 ' 12
77 , 7
12 ,111
105, 0
73 ,532
17 I
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5 ,242
227
165
312
7 ,023
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13 ,000
5 ,357
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7 ,2 3
7 ,2 27
9 , l 4
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5 , 7 0
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Expenditure Budget To Date
55 ,143
1 ,66 2
4 ,682
3 ,008
377
57,356
421
122 ,649
66,357
33 ,682
100 ,039
4 • 770
6 , 32
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18 ,3 l
71 , b
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75
61
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69
37
77
66
64
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67
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1,432
1 ,990
3 ,440
3 ,334
1 ,539
51 ,559
283
103,577
71 ,6 75
28 ,387
100 ,062
63 ,680
,309
71 ,070
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Through Aug . 31, 1975
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Annual Current
Budget Exe nditures
Conmunity Development 1
Code Enforcement 174, 247 14 ,308
Housing ~ Redevel . 20,055 1,707
Plann ing 110 1137 _i.ill
Sub -Total 304,439 22 ,743
Library 262,281 17,833
Parks ~ Recr ation :
Park 508,741 58 ,461
Outdoor Swinmin Pool 38,936 6 ,317
Indoo r Swinmin Pool 53,306 3 ,763
Sports ~ Games 69,098 1,663
Cultural Activities 55,450 5 ,860
Playground s 30 ,307 3 ,737
Softball 20,120 3 ,894
Zoo 8,654 1,327
Gen . Op rations 88,314 7 ,534
Old Timers 22 1240 21386
Sub•Total 895 ,166 94 ,942
Total Expenditure• 6 ,4 41896 583 1113
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Exeendi tu re Budget to Da te Year 7.
112,723 65 80 ,388 47
15 ,102 75 12,763 59
71 1339 65 64 ,326 61
199 ,16 65 157 ,477 61
l 2,231 51-132 ,311 59
35 ,9 37 70 47 '2 1 79
31 ,6 0 l 20,909 76
27, 7 52 24 ,424 60
37 ,7 5 55 22 ,371 53
3 ,025 61 29 ,552 76
30,5 5 101 12 ,937 86
14,576 72 13,029 69
8,151 94 11 ,177 127
56 ,506 64 48 ,128 59
20 1745 93 17 ,918
616,78 69 678,726 77
4 ,316 ,971 67 1752 17 6
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Sal s Tax
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
Through
Budgeted
Revenue
646 , 19
23 ,000
3 , 119 ,333
450 ,000
347 1000
.. ,s 6,152
73 ,50
55 1000
12 ,500
699 ,3 ()
23 ,000
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Current
Month
70,068
254 ,767
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Year to
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542 ,747
41 ,823
2, 117 . 340
303 ,875
262 1003
3 ,267 ,788
40 ,532
1h;;fil
76 ,933
353 ,924
3 ,045
220 ,os ..
60 1 7
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7. of Budget
Collected
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68
68
76
71
55
66
60
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Year
To Date
160 ,39 3
25 ,89 3
2 , 190 , 155
315 ,240
238 1583
2, 930 , 264
56 ,208
33 ,036
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Revenue ~ Date
Fine~ ~ Forfeiture s :
Co urt Fine s 75 ,000 6 ,843 60,609 Library Fines 7 ,800 ......ll!!. --1...ill
Total 82 ,800 7 ,49 7 66,276
Mi 5Cellaneous
Int rest 43 ,125 16 ' 790 Rentals 74 518 Gain on Sal of
Asse t s 1 Other ~ 2.&.::11 18 , 106
Total 66 ,570 6 ,9 7 35 ,415
Total R v nu a b , 37 ,93 .. 3 ,193 ,300 .909
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Collected to Date
81 52,150
73 ..2..a.ill
80 57 ,437
39 36 ,675
0 3 ,209
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53 50 ,761
69 3 ,572 ,998
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Otht:r:
Conn~clion Charges
l'rop rty Tax
Renta s
Intere s t
Gain on Sal ot
A et s
Bond Proc d
Miscellaneous
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Total Rev nu
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUE S
WATER FUND
Through AUfiUSt 31 , 1975
Budgeted Current \e;ar to 7. ot
Revenu Month Llatc, Col
1 , 107 ' 243 128,189 725,<+71
100 ,000 1, 18 24,481
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4,080 50 4,l48
28 ,000 7,556
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35 1 000 _2]_ lk!l _6_
167 ,0 0 3 ,0 J 3,342 50
l a 7 1323 J.31 122.o 09 11>-, 9
EXPENDinJR.t.~ 0 l 9n UDGET
Annual
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La:ot Yr .
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64 ,165 0
814 93
1 ,920 17
107 ,827 105
1261 26
192 ,9 7 75
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
Through Augu s t 31 , 1975
7. of La s t Budgeted Current Year To Budget Year La s t Revenue Month Date Collected To Date Yea r 7.
Disposal Service 676 ,300 65 ,981 425 ,323 63 38 6,005 74
Other:
Conn ction F s -In s id 30 ,000 390 7 ,164 24 19 ,042 90 Connection F es-Out sid 270 ,000 2,752 82 , 97 31 116 , 131 80 Int r 50 ,000 2 ,535 30 ,06 2 60 2 ,145 .. t
Gain on Sa of Ass ts
In pection Charges 3 ,00 0 432 ,68 90 1 ,1332 59 Mi c l an ous 1 ,500 313 20 ,882 139 60 ,253 193 Stat Grant
Total 354 ,500 6 ,422 143 ,293 40 199 ,403 36
Total Rev nu 11030 .800 21.r.:&l 56 16 6 55 585 .408 55
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Last Annual of y ar Last ~ ~ 0 t y ar '= Tr a nt 233, .. s 3, 2 Lol,571 133 , 799 59
ant ry yat 5 '2 J , 7 l 33 , 77 ll5 , 99 4
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Revenue;
Taxes:
Sa e s T x 1 559 1 601
:>Ub-Tot 1 1 ,559,667
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Revenue Sharini; 45 , I.)
r d<:ru. Grant. u 8 ,000
st t 1,;rant 2 ,500
.;,ub -Total 755 ,615
Hi -ce llan ou :
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVEN UE S
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through Au&. 31 , 1975
Current
Month
l 7 a 380
127 ,380
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Cumulativ Expenditures Project Balance
~ Budget Current Month To Date Available
Zuni Street
Navajo Alignment-Right of Way 6 ,500 225 46,551 15,949
Paving District #22 lo .. ,soo 32 505 103 ,995
Parks -
Ba te o.-Logan 3, 00 3,900
Belleview West 90 ,J39 75 ,697 14 ,643
Romans Park 311 ,5 52 15 ,209 306 ,502 5 ,050
N. w. Gre nbelt ... 7 ,302 39 ,095 8 ,207
s. w. Greenbelt 112, 250 151 103 ,568 8,682
Interchange 24,850 89 24,761 '
Swimming Pool Auxiliary Boiler 15 ,500 15 ,50 0
Handic pped Play Apparatus 12 ,000 12 ,000
Floyd Avenue Sprinkling 5 ,400 5,342 58
River Development 1 ,782 ,863 40 327 ,981 1 ,454 ,882
Greenhous 35,000 35 ,000
Tennis Courts 119,713 112 , ) 6 , 75
F re Trainin Facility o,ooo o,ooo
Fir Station -or th st ( ,3
Hou sin l 5 ,000 5,000
City Hall. Spr in Un 13 ,100 (232) 12 ,'
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Land Pure ha n ar ld rly
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Bill Brokate, Assistant Director
Department of Community Development
DATE : September 11 1 1975
SUBJECT: FUNWAY FREEWAY
Application for a permit to remodel this area was submitted to
this division on February 19, 1975. Plans were reviewed for
code compliance by Mal Atkins, electrical, John Butts, hC'ating,
Mack Murray, plu•bing, and myself, structural.
Electrical and heating plans were in compliance with applicable
codes. Additional rest room facilities were required by th
plumbing code, due to the potential occupant load. These facil-
ities, additional urinal in the men's rest room, and an additional
stool in the ladies' rest room, were installed.
A second exit was also required, due to the occupant load. This
was provided by installing an exterior door. An exit ign was
required in the interior b cause of the arrang m nt ot th par-
titions and another at the intersection of two corridor : this
to prevent exiting into corridor block d by st 1 gal wh 'n
the rest of the center is clos d.
Three conference were held with th
cone rning th se requirement prior
Soae machines had to be liminated
to provid space for th additional
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nforc d by this divi ion wh n
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nt 2915 South
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SPECIAL MEETING
SE PTEMBER 3 , 1975
Memb e rs pre sent: Fullerton, Taylor, Ullery , Hay s , Schnackenberg and Jones.
Members absent : Wallace, Sove rn and Bab cock.
Also present: C.B. Carroll , Jr., Director of Utilities and H.S. Bradshaw,
Assistant Dire tor of Utiliti s .
The meeting opened t 5 :00 p .m.
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Mr . Carroll announ c d that the speci al m ting conv en e d to study the CH 2M/Hill
Water Study Report a s il relates to a Fiv Y ar Capital Improvement program an d
b yond.
He also stat d that th Bo ard must consid r ad ditional revenu s to s upport an y
Capi tal improvcm nts.
Mr. Ca r roll hand d out copies of the proposed 1976 bu dget, the Fiv Year Capital
lmprovem nt Plan draft, and an analysis of 1975-76-77 Water Fund Revenu s and
Expenditures.
Mr. Wallace nter d and was seated at 5:15 p .m.
( ~ Aft r consid rabl
sale of s urplu s w
Board to c 11 thi m
enable th Board to
s tima te s ,
wa s th con s n u of the
for September , so as Lo
to City Council.
Hr . Hay s mo v d and Mr. Schnack nbe r cond d a motion to consld r this m tin
th R ul r nthl · 1'1 ln Cor S pt ,b r.
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revenues in 19 76 . Th City financed the Bl -C ity a
the basis of 1,300 taps annually at a co t of $300.
is anticipated to b only 650 , with th l 'l7 r "'th
revenu is n eded to off t th loss of tap ro~ h dur1~
r c s sion and depressed hous i ng ma rk et.
Mr. Carroll indicated that th
based on raising annual charg
th mi n imum for all custom rs
gallons. (10,000
Metropoli tan ar a comparison s show
r.ced fer a dd i tiona l
1n 1 me n t P l ant on
h ~ 1~75 t ap growth
t ps . Ad di~ional
llrr n • Pronomic
ra t es .
Th Bo ard discu ss d vigorou ly th dlff r ence in th In id /Ou id Ci ty rats.
Mr. Schnackenberg mov d;
Mr s. Ullery s cond d: A motion tor commend t hat City Council not rt<lu c the
treatment rate to th 4,000 r ma i n i ng Ou d -C i y
customers, so as to provid another 7 ,0 n i n s wer dis-po s al revenues.
Th motion pa sed unanimously.
Mr. Carroll tat d that the 1976 Sew r Fund Budget rev nu
c harge is ba se d on raising all t p fees from $300 to ~·~o.
mak up th d ficit created by a low r tap growth.
Mr. Carroll how d tap f comp risons in th m tropolltan
pr ad from $100 t~ $1,000 p r tap.
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Mr. Carroll related a problem wherein D nver Wa stewater needs inmediate rel ief
to a sewer problem at South University and East Floyd.
Mr. Carroll will analyze the problem and s k a recormtendation by the Board,
possibly through a telephone poll.
The meeting adjourned at 7 :20 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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C.B. Carroll, Jr:
Acting Seer tary
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUN CIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE: Se ptember 3 , 19 75
SUBJECT: Ra ise in Wat er Rat s for 1976
RECOMMENDATION : That City Counc il raise water rates to insure a 307. revenue
incr ase in 19 76 . Th e n ew r ates to b effec t i ve Jan 1, 1976 .
Respectf ul ly subm i tt d,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
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OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE: Sep temb r 3, 197 5
SUBJECT: Redu ction of Sewag Treatment to 4,000 Outsid -C ity Custom rs.
RECOMMENDATION: That City Council not reduc the tr atment rate to th 4 ,000
remaining Outside-C ity custom r , so as to provide another
$7,000.00 in ewer disposal r v nues.
R sp ctfully submitt d,
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE: September 3, 1975
SUBJECT : Sew r Tap Fee Iner a '
RECOMMENDATION: That City Council i nLr a w r tap f s from $300.00 to
$450.00, effectiv January l, 1976 .
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLE WOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE: September 3 , 1975
SUBJECT:
Increase in An nual Sew r Treatment Charg Minimu .
RECOMMENDATION: That City Council incr as th annual sc~ r tr at n char
minimum from $1 5 .0U to $20.00, eff ctiv January l, lq 6.
R pectfully ubm itt d,
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RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION,
DATE :· September 5, 1975
SUBJECT : 1-3 Industrial Zone District
RECOMMENDATION :
Pierson moved:
Sm i th seconded : The Planning Comaission recommend to City
Council That Section 22.4-15, 1-3 Heavy
Industrial District in the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance be repealed for the
following reasons :
1. The Zone District was developed speci-
f ically to accoamodate an area no longer
within the City.
2. Th e uses which are permitted in the
District are of an intensity that they
are not coapatible with developaent in
areas which are within this City.
3, There are two other industrial zone
classifications: 1-1 Li g ht Industrial,
and 1-2 General Industrial, which can
be applied to land which l e nds itself
to that type o f development.
4, No persons will be denied the use of
their land by the e liaination o f this
District.
AYES :
NAYS : Saith, ade, Martin, Parker, Pier o n , Jones, Tanguaa
Non e .
ABSEN T: Brown, Jorgenson
Th ao t io n c arri e d.
R s pectfu lly s uba itted,
By Ord r of th City Pl ann in
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September 3, 1975
The ·meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Art Martin at 7:00 P.M. Attendance was as follows:
Coamissioners Present: Arthur Martin, Chairman
Judith Pierson
Chalmerse Parker
Eddie Tanguma
Lee Jones
Ed Smith
Mae Wade
COllllissioners Absent: Howard Brown
George Jorgenson
Others Present: Dorothy A. domans, Acting Director of
Communi y Development -Planning
Steve House, Planning Associate
Bill James, Director of Finance
Karl oll nb rger, Assistant City Manager
K 11 aggoner, Director of Public Work•
Chairaan Martin d clar a quorua present.
It was decided
and August 26, 1975,
of S pteaber 9 in ord r o
au •inute .
llra. Roaan
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that annexink this area would provide a good chance for the C ity
to expand their tax base. Mr. Parker asked if we had ever c on-
sidered taking Rockwell by itself. Mrs. Romans stated that it
is in the City. Originally, an asphalt plant was started on the
rear of what was then the Holland property, and it had gradually
evolved to the present use. The Building Department has spent
a great deal of time with the present owner trying to get it
cleaned up. Over a year ago they had to go to the Board of
Adjustment, and told that Board that they were applying for re-
zoning. They did submit an application, but to this time, either
the information on the application has been faulty, the legal
not accurate, and finally, they failed to post the propert y.
Letters have been sent to Mr. Clinger, the owner, and to his
attorney, with copies to the City Attorney's office and the head
of the Code Enforcement Division, in order to keep them informed
of the delays. One of the most recent reasons given for the de-
lay is that they were going to try to get some of the adjoining
properties to join in the application for I-3. Mrs. Romans sug-
gested that possibly the City Attorney should be requested to
give an opinion as to how long the applicant could continue the
rezoning request in this manner before the City could close the
case and ask them to refile when their application would be in
a form that it could be acted upon.
The possibility of the Santa Fe-Union area being annexed to the
City in the future was discussed. Jt was the opinion of mos t
of those present that there would have to be a rather izable
change in ownership in that area before ann xation would again
become fea ible. Ther may also be an entirely diff rent d -
velopmeut in mind for the area at that tim • Discussion wa
al o held on services which would have been available in Engle-
wood, and those available to th area at this ti•e. Th po i-
bility of th rechannelization and b autifi cati on of th River area was al o considered.
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THE MATTER OF CAS NO. 24 -75,
IL THAT SECTIO 22. -15, I-3 llEA Y
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. t'f , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDIN4NCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
(ORDINANCE NO. 26 , SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED) CREATING A NEW
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO BE ENTITLED "I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT" WHEREIN SAID NEW INDUSTRI AL DISTRICT IS DEFINED AND
ESTABLISHING PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES, PROVIDES FOR MINIMUM
YARDS , ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES, AND
PR OVIDES FOR SCREENING OR FENCING OF SAID ZONE DISTRICT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY cou r~IL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the Compr ehensive Zoning Ordinance of the
City of Englewood, Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as am ended,
is hereby amended by adding a new section being 22.4-15
entitled "I-3 Heavy Industrial District" to read as follows:
22.4-15 1-3 He&vy Industrial District
The I-3 Industrial District is designed to accom-
-modate certain activities of a heavy industrial nature which
are necessarily operated in an open area such as sand and
grav 1 mining, concrete batching plants and auto wrecking
yards , a 11 as certain other related industrial uses.
The 1-3 Indus rial Di Lrict should be located near major
ro dways, true rvutos, and railways to provid adequate
faciliti s for both importation and exportation of goods and
should not be located in ar s adjoining or adjacent to res-
identi 1 di trices.
Suppl Tll('n t ary regulations. The provisions found
in thi s Zo n Di t rict shall b subject to th require nts and
at ndud fo und i n 522.5 Suppl m nt ry R ul tions, unl a
oth rwia provid d for in this Ordinanc or an ndm nt h reto.
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c. Perm i tted erinici pa l use s. No land shall be used
or occupied and no scructu re shall be designed, erected, altered,
used or occupied except for one or mor e of the following uses:
(1) Any us1! permitted in the I-1 Industrial
Dis tr i c t; t:f--:I-;;..__
(2) Auto Wrecking Yard, subject to the provisions
of Title 6, Chapter 2, of the 1961 Englewood
Municipal CodE';
(3) Conc r ete batching plant;
(4) Dump;
(5) Junk yard;
(6) Qua rry;
(7) Sand, gra~el or mineral excavation;
(8 ) Sa:d pie·.
d. Minimum ya r d~. All us~s in this District shall
set back fifty (SO) f ae t· (rom pr0p~rty lines abutting upon,
adjoining or adjace nc to ~11 r~sid~ntial zones, and twenty-
five (25) fe et from all comm~rcLal zones.
e. Acce ssory_ buildings and pcnnitted accPssory uses.
An y accessory SuLldLng or use ir.c.idc .~tal only to a remitted
Principal Use, whi h ac e c ry building or use c ompli es with
all of the following cond tion :
(1) I rly irc1dc~tal and customary to and
c nly a s~,e:iatl'd wi.th the operation of
the Permitted Pr1.1.cipal Use.
(2) I pc.rated a11d m intalMd under the s
cwn rbhlp ~r by l ss cs or cone ss1on i res
t.h r o( nd c-n th• lot aa th~ P r-
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f eatures inconsistent with the Permitted
Principal Use.
(4) Does not include residential occupancy
except by caretakers or watchmen.
(5) If ope rated partially or entirely in
detached structures, such detached structures
shall be limited to a gross floor area of
not more than ten (10) percent of the area
of the lot on which the Permitted Principal
. Use is loc ated.
(6) If operated partially or entirely within
the structure containing the Permitted
Principal Use the gross floor area within
such structure utilized by accessory uses
(except garages, loading docks and company
dining rooms) shall be not greater than ten
(10) percent of the gross floor area of the
structure containing the Permitted Principal Use.
f. Limitations on external effects of u es. All uses
estab lished or placed into ope raticn after the effective date
of this ordinance hall comply forthwith with the foll owing
limitations. All us ctually established and in operation
·-on the effectiv date of this ordinance shall be mad to com-
ply with the foll in limitations on or be for January l , 1977.
(1) Emi ion of heat, glar , r diation, dust
nd f Ev ry us hall be ao op r ated
that it do a not emit a dang roua d gr e
of h a , gla r , r diation, dust or fumes
b yond ny bound ry lin of the zon lot
on which th is locat d.
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(b) All materials or wastes which might
cause fumes or dust or which constitute
a fire hazard or which may be edible
by or otherwise be attractive to rodents
or insects sha ll be stored outdoors
only in closed containers;
(c) Liquefied petroleum gas shall be stored
no closer to any boundary line of a zone
lot on which they are located than the
following minimum distances.
If Stored If Stored Water Caeacitx £er Container Under~round Above~round
Less than 125 gallons •••.••.•••• 10 feet None
125 -500 gallons., ••.•.•. , ••••. 10 feet 10 feet
501 -2,000 gallons .•..•......•• 25 feet 25 feet
Over 2,000 gallons •••.••....•.•. 50 feet 50 feet
(d) Explosives shall b stored no closer
to ny boundary line of the zone lot
on which they are located than the
following distances:
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can become an attractive nuisance in the area, certain pre-
cautions must be taken by the owners and/or operators of such
uses to protect the residents of the area from hazardous,
unpleasant and unwholesome conditions; to this end, the fol-
lowing screening sha ll be required:
(1) Auto wrecking yards, subject to the pro-
visions of Title 6, Chapter 2, of the
1969 Englewood Municipal Code;
(2) Junk yards, subject to the provisions of
Title 6, Chapter 2, of the 1969 Englewood
Municipal Code;
(3) Sand, gravel or mineral excavation, the
property containing the sand, gravel or
mineral operations shall have access to
such operations barred by fencing or other
similar barrier, except access roads which
shall have gates to be closed and locked
during non-operating hours; such fencing
shall be subject to the provisions of 13-2-3
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code.
(4) All other uses:
(a) If the Principal Permitted Use is
within a building and the building
entrance faces the Residential Zone
District, there shall be no lesa than
a ten (10) foot setback in front of
th building and that area shall be
landscaped with lawn, trees and ahruba
of both a deciduou and evergr en
variety. The landscaping may be
ace pt d by the additional use of
(b)
orn ntal fcaturPs such as driftwood,
rock, fountains or objecta of art.
If the portion cf th buildi tit
hich buta upon adjoina or ia ad-
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bu is u d !or off-atr t parking,
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uses shall be enclosed ~ a decorative
closed-face or solid,1'1C'ond'rete, block
or brick wall not less than six (6)
feet high; which wall need not be
set back from the property line.
An exception to this provision shall be made as
necessary at an intersection or at an entrance to an alley
or driveway, in order not to ob struct the view of a motorist;
this can be done by reducing the height of the fence or wall
or the plantings for such distance and to such extent as
required by the Code Enforcement Division.
Introduce d, read in fu ll and passed on first reading
on the 18th day of March, 1974.
Publ ished a s a Bill for an Ordinance on the 21st day
of March, 1974.
Read by tit le and passed on final reading on the l~
day of Apri l, 1974 .
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the/9th day of April , 1974.
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MAYOR
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ex officio City Clerk-Tr a urer
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tru , accurate and complete copy
on final re ding and publiabad
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Page -1-1-3 INDUSTRIAL ZONE DISTRICT
Case ir24-75
Staff Report Re:
A recommendation irom the Planning staff that the
Planning and Zoning Commission consideL' the repealing of
the T-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District.
Date to be Con idered :
September 3, 1975
Background of Previous City Action Relating to the 1-3, Heav y
Industrial Zone Di trict:
The J-3, Heavy Industrial Zone Di trict wa created by
Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1974. This District wa d v lop d
followi ng Public Hearings and meeting with person , or th ir
ounsel, who own and /or arry on a 0 usine son property within
th Santa Fe-Union Annexation ar a. A a re ult of th ir
testimony, the Commissi n and ity Council dir ct d th ta1f
to d velop a third indu trial zone district . The 1-3 , H a y
Industrial Zon Di tric t, a originally adopted, p rmitted
auto ~reckin g yard , sand and g rav 1 operation and oth r u e
existing in the ar a, and tho u e permitted in th I-1,
Li g ht Industrial Zon Di trict.
The 1-3 . Heavy Industrial
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Case #24-75
2. The City does not want to further encourage the
development or expansion of the auto wrecking, junk yard, and
sand and gravel uses which would be permitted in the I-3,
Heavy Industrial Zone Distri t.
Pre ently, there are nine auto wrecking yards and
on Junk yard in the City of Englewood all of which are
located in the northw st section of the City . These are non-
conforming uses on propertie zoned either 1-1, Light Industrial,
or I-2, General Industrial, and would not be permitted to ex-
pand ; nor wou:kl the development of new one be permitt d.
How ver, if these auto wrecking and junk yard properties were
to b rezoned to I-3, Heavy Industrial, expansion of the
xi ting uses and new yards would be permitted. Such a re-
zoning would, of course, reinforce the longevity of tho e
u e , and th staff f 1 , hav an increased detrimental
efl ct on th surrounding areas.
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Mr . Andy McCown
City Manager
City of Engl wood
Englewood, Colo. 80110
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7, 197 5 to ubmi t a .lett r of request for funding
ccept thi 1 tt r and ate chmc nts a our fo rmal
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City of Englewood
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Exhibit C provides a summary nd profile of the clients treated
at our Englewood Branch office. In terms of sp cific clients,
548 Englewood citizens (a 27 % incr ase in actual a dmissions over
1973-7 ) w r admitted to th various outpatient set'Vfc e&"P r ovided
f rom th Englewood Branch ic during the pas t year . In addition,
637 cri is clients were tr at d at t he Englewood facility (a 57%
increa-e-Dv r 1973-74). T os dramatic in reases in services to
th C ty of Engl wood further talbstan:iat our req uest for additional support.
Than you for your continued support of th Arapahoe Mental Health
C nt r. P ease let u know when w can provide additional infonD-
tion . W wil l look forward to m tin with ou and the-Council
t you r convenience.
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P.ROFILE OF ADMISSIO'.~S FROM ARE.4.: 'Englewood Branch Office
TO A~PA *>E MmTAL ~...ALTH CE:."l'S,R
July 1, 1974 --June 30 , ~975
1. Tot a l Center Admissions, FY 74-75 , All Branches:
2. Admie3ion s from Area: :!i:ng!e wood Branch Off ice Areas
}. Chara cteristics of Admissions: (~otal in Line 2 • 100.0%)
A. Type of Admiss ion: 4 . New aa~ission s
B. Sex of C i ents:
c. Age of Clients'!
D. Annual Hou s ehold
Inco~e (Estimated)
5. Readmissions
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Age 1-1 2 y e r s
A e 1.3 -8 year
Ag 19-5 y e r
Age ~5 -6 y ars
A 65 years and older
Und e r J3,000 per year
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------E. Marital Status: 19. Single, never married
20. Harried , liv in~ to ether
21. Yarri ea but separated
22. Widowed
23. Divorc d
F. Pri mary Pro~lem1 24: ner 1 e ntal he9lth problem
25. Alcohol abu e pro !em
c. Person
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~ (
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
(ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), BY ADDING
A DEFINITION OF "PARTY WALL " THERETO.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 22.8 of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended),
is hereby amended by adding the new definition as follows:
PARTY WALL A common or shared structural
separation between abutting dwelling, business
or industrial units or buildings, which may be
centered on one building lot or between abutting
dwelling, business or industrial units or
buildings on either side of a lot line; the main
purpose of which is to act as a support for the
building and as a positive fire separation bet-
ween the contiguous dwelling units or buildings.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 15th day of Septemb r, 1975.
Published a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th day of Septe b r, 1975.
MAYOR
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foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
first reading on the 15th day of September, 1975.
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~17u)
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 9 AND 11, CHAPTER 1, AND
SECTION 42, CHAPTER 2, ALL OF TITLE IX OF THE 1969 E.M.C.,
ENTITLED "LICENSES AND PERMITS-GENERAL PROVISIONS-AMUSE-
MENTS", RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE LICENSEES AND
ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY LICENSING OFFICER
AND RELATING TO CLOSING HOURS OF MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT HOUSES.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9 of Chapter 1, Title IX of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a)
DUTIES OF LICENSEE
General Stand rds of Conduct. Every Licensee
under this Title shall:
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Permit Inspection. Perait
inspections of his busines
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sary practices or conditions which do
or may constitute a breach of the peace
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONDUCT WHICH
RESULTS IN, OR BE THE SOURCE OF, ANY LOUD,
UNSEEMLY OR UNNECESSARY NOISE OR OFFENSIVE
CONDUCT, OR IS THE CAUSE OF ANY DISTURBANCE
TO THE PUBLIC. er-whieh-•ay-har•fttlly-affeet-
the-ptthlie-health;-meral -er-welfare.
SAID LICENSEE, ITS EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS,
SHALL NOT PERMIT THE CONSUMPTIO OF MALT,
VINOUS OR SPIRITOUS LIQUOR, OR FERMENTED
MALT BEVERAGES UPON THE LICENSED PREMISES.
COOPERATE WITH OFFICERS.
COOPERATE WITH OFFICERS ANU INSPECTORS TO
PREVENT IDLING AND LOAFING ABOUT THE EN-
TRANCE OF SUCH PLACES, AND TO REPORT TO
THE CITY LICENSE OFFICERS, OR POLICE
OFFICERS ALL SUCH CASES. A FAILURE TO
FURNISH SUCH REASO ABLE COOPERATION, OR
TO REPORT SUCH CASES TO THE CITY LICENSE
OFFICER OR TO POLICE OFFICERS, MAY BE
SUFFICIENT GROUND FOR REVOKING ANY LICENSE
GRANTED SUCH PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Cease Busines . Refrain froa operating
the licensed business after expiration
of his TllE li ense and during th period
h . SAID licen e is revoked or su pended.
t S ction llof Ch pter 1, Ti 1 IX of th 1969
c ion (d), ubpara r ph (2) is here ya~ nded oll ow
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Authoritb of License Officer. The
Licenseff1cer shall have the authority
to suspend or revoke licenses upon making
and declaring a provis ional order final.
EFFECT of Revocation or Suspension. Upon
revocation or suspension no refund of
any portion of the license fee shall be
made to the licensee and he shall immediately
cease all business at all places under such
license.
That Section 42 of Chapter 2, Title IX of the 1969
E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows:
CLOSING HOURS -MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT
HOUSES 9-2-42
o owner, manager, operator, or eaployee of any
place where the gaae called pool or billiards is
played, or of any place where i , or shall be kept,
or operated, or used, any pool table, billard table,
bagatelle table, pigeon hole table, shuffle board,
shooting gallery, skating rink, bowling alley, or
pin alley or place wher e any games are played, shall
keep open or penait to be open for u e any uch
place on any day later than twe -e'eleek -A:Mr ELEVEN
O'CLOCK P.M., and hall not open or per•it to be
opened any such plac arlier than five o'clock in
the forenoon of ny day.
Introduced, re d in full and pa
on th lS h da of S ptemb r, 1975.
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I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true , accurate and complete 1copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full• and
passed on first reading on the 15th day of September, 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -T reasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORD! A CE REPEALI G A D REE ACTING SECTIONS 1 THROUGH
14, ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 11, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., RELATI G TO DOGS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 1 through 14, Article 1, Chapter 11,
Title XI of the 1969 E.M.C., entitled "Dogs" is hereby
rep aled and reenacted to read as follows:
Section
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CHAPTER 11
ANI 1ALS A D FOWL
rti clc I · Dog
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ar ing Dog; Harbori ng Prohibited Po1~o nin Dog
Polic
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Fo r th purpo e of this Chapter, certain term
and word ar herew ith defined as follows :
( ) Adjoining owner residents: The owners and
residents of lanJs that are supported by a
common boundary line.
(b ) Animal shelter: Any premise designated by
the City for the purpose of boardin and caring
f or any animal impounded under the provisions
of this ordinance or any o t h r ordinance or
law of the State of Colorado.
(c) Animal warden: The person or person empowered
by the city to enforce the provision of thi
ordinance .
(d) Attack dog : Any dog or caninetrain d to attack
per ons entering n area, except for the trainer
of such dog or canine.
(e) ~: Any animal of c nine species re ardle s
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(i) Dog, spayed female: Any female dog on which
an ovariotomy or ovariohysterectomy has been
performed by a licensed veterinarian and
accompanied by a certificate asserting such
operation has been performed.
(j) Dog, stray: Any unlicensed or licensed dog
found unattached or loose anywhere within the City Limits.
(k) Finance Director: Director of Finance, ex
off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
(1) Guard dog: Any dog or canine trained to attack
a person at the command or instruction of a trainer.
(m) Hobby breeder: Any person who, outside of his
regular course of employment, is breeding dogs
or striving to improve dogs through controlled
propagation, thus achieving carefully desired
qualities and traits.
(n) Rabies: A communicable disease of both wild
and domestic animals transmittable to humans,
as defined by the Public Health Department;
and a "Specific infectious disease of certain
animals, especially dogs and wolves, con -
tracted by man by direct inoculation as by
bite of infected animal and due to a filtrable
virus", as defined in Dorland's Medic 1
Dictionary.
(o) Vicious dog: A dog that without provocation
bite or attacks human or other animals, or
in a vicious or terrorizing m nner approaches
ny per on in n apparent attitude of attack.
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be deemed to be Tunning at large' when off
or away from the premises of the owner, pos-
sessor or keeper thereof and not under the
co n trol of such owner, possessor or keeper
who shall be competent to con tr ol such dog
and who may be required to demonstrate to a
me mber of the Englewood PoliceDepartment or
any animal warden of the City of Englewood
his or her ability to control such dog
whenever such dog is not kept on or controlled
by a leash, cord or chain not to exceed ten feet.
Notwithstanding any of the prov1s1ons of his
Section, a dog shall be deemed not under
reasonable control when any of the following
conditions occur:
1. The dog inflicts damage or injury by
biting, jumping upon, pollution of ve etation,
or by any other means what oever, to the p r-
son or propert of anyone other than the owner,
except in the defense of the owner, h1 family
or prop rty, or any dog under th control and
comm nd of a police offi er in he course of
hi udy.
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of any of the provisions of Section 11 -11-2
hereof may present such summons to the Clerk
of the Traffic Violations Bureau of the
City of Englewood, and pay such fine without
appearance in court and upon payment of the
fine shall be deemed to have pleaded guilty
to the offense charged. othing herein con-
tained hall be construed to prohibit any
person charged with a violation of Sect i on
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the alleged violation. The provisions of
this Subsection shall not be applicable upon
the filing of a complaint and summons for
the third or s ubsequent violation of this Se c tion.
11 -11 -3 REMO VAL OF EXCREMENT; DAMAGE TO
SHRUBB RY, PLATS, ETC.
(a ) It sh 11 be unlawful for ny
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11-11-4 DOGS AT LARGE; IMPOUNDMENT; ~OTICE;
DISPOSITION
(a) Any dog or dogs found running at large shall
be taken by the Animal Warden and impounded
in the shelter designated as the City Animal
Shelter, and there confined in a humane manner
for a period of not less than six (6) days
and may thereafter be disposed of in a humane
manner if not claimed by their owners. Dogs
not claimed by their owners before the
expiration of six (6) days may be disposed
of at the discretion of the Animal Warden,
except as hereinafter provided.
(b) The Animal Warden may transfer title of any
dog held at the Animal Shelter to the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after
the legal detention period has expired and
such dog has not been claimed by its owner.
(c) When dogs are found running at large and their
ownership is known to the Animal Warden, such
dogs need not be impounded, but uch officer
may cite th~ owner of such dogs to appear
in court tJ answer charges of the iolation
of this ordinance.
(d) Immediately upon i pounding dog , the Animal
Warden sh 11 ma e e ery pos ibl , rea onable
effort to notif the owner of uch dog o
i pounded nd infor _uch owner of the con-
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m1n ble b h n1•al •rd n, then th W rd n
must post a d cription of th impounded
nim 1 in thre (l) conspicuou pl ce no
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animal o impounded may reclaim such
animal upon payment of all costs and charges
incurred by he city for im pounding and
ma intenance of such ani mal .
11-11-5 TAG; COLLAR
The owner of any dog shall cause to be pla ced
upon the neck of such dog so owned, kept or
harbored, a collar made of durable material,
having attached thereto a metal tag showing that
the dog has a current rabies vaccination, to-
gether with an identifying number thereon c or-
responding to the number on the certificate of
faccination . The collar with the tag attached
thereto shall be kept on such dog at all times.
11 -11-6 MAINTENANCE OF MORE THAN THREE DOGS
ON PREMISES; LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
No household, place or premises may h a ve more
than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of age
without first having procurred a City Hobby
Breeder's Licen se as hereinafter provided .
A City Hobby Breeder's License shall not be
required where the place or premises are cu rrently
licensed as a pet shop or boarding kennel, pursuant
to Sections 12 -5 -101, t seq., C .R.S. 1973, a
amended.
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(a) n appl ication t o maintain a
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in the amount of fifty ($50.00) dollars.
(b) Kennel License to Comply with Zoning. The
City License Officer sh all not issue a
license for the establishment of a kennel as
provided herein in any zoning districts,
except those in which dog kennels are
specifically allowed in the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series
of 1963 ) as amended.
11-11-8 LICENSE ISSUANCE; RENEWAL
(a) In the event that the Director approves the
applicat i on and determine that the appli-
cant is qualified o engage in a hobby
breeder's operation, the Director shall issue
a license to the appl i cant, which license
shall be prom i nently displayed in the location
the applicant maintains his operation.
(b) Upon issuance of the City Hobby Breeder's
License, the licensee may carry on a
limited br eding program, but may not
maintain more than five (5) dogs over
six (6) month of age, nor more than twenty
(20) puppies welped and transferred in any
twelv e-mo nth period.
(c) The Hobby Breeder's License under the pro-
vision. of hi~ ordinance shall expire on
he 1 t day of December each year. Each
licen e hall e renewed during the on h of
December each ear. Such applications for
renewal hall e made o th e Director, in
writing, on forms prescribed by the Director,
h 11 cont in uch information s will enable
hi to determine if he applican i qualified
to continue o hold a license and hall be
accomp nied b · a renewal fee of twen -fiv
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Operator's Duties. Every person licensed
under this ordinance to operate as a hobby breeder shall:
(a) Maintain the premises and facilities in
a sanitary condition.
(b) Provide adequate ventilation for the
facilities used for animals.
(c) Provide adequate nutrition for and humane
care and treatment of all dogs under his
care and control.
11 -11-10 RIGHT OF ENTRY; INSPECTIONS
It shall be lawful for the Animal Warden or
any employee of the city who may be charged with
the duty of making inspections of premises
licensed under his ordinance or any employee
of the county or district health depart ent to
enter upon the premi es licensed under this
ordinance and to in pect the sam and inspect
any record s required to be kept by thi ordin nee
or regulat ion made pursuant thereto.
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the state, and failure to comply with any
state act or health requirement relative
to the humane treatment of dogs.
(d) Failure to maintain sanitary conditions and
the proper disposal of animal waste as may
be required by the Colorado State Department
of Health pursuant to Article 57 , Title 12,
C.R.S. 1973, as amended.
11-11-12 RABIES CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
A metal licen se tag will be fu rn is h ed by t h e
Clerk-Treasurer upon receipt of any application
made upon a form supplied b the Ci t oge er
V1 h a cert1 icate rom a icense veterinarian
that the dog has been vaccinated for rabies,
together with payment of the required fee.
11-11-13 VACCI ATIO REQUIRED
Each dog over six (6) months old shall be
vaccinated again t rabies, uch vaccination to
be repeated annually thereafter. Dogs shall be
vaccinated by any veterinarian licensed to
practice veterinary medicine. A certificate of
vac ination in duplic te hall be completed by
the ve erinarian, one copy to be i ued o the
dog o n r nd one to be retained in the ve -
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Any dog or other animal which is suspected
of having rabies, or which has bitten a person or
other animal may be impounded either in the Pound
or under the supervision of a licensed vet-
erinarian, for observation. All fees for such
impounding and observation shall be charged to
the owner of such animal.
(a) Any dog or other animal impounded under
the provisions of this Section shall be
placed in a suitable facility and quarantined
for a period of not less than ten (10) days
at the expense of the owner.
(b) Any such animal impounded under the provisions
of this Section shal l be destroyed upon deter-
mination tha such animal is infected with
rabies.
11-11-15 RABIES USPECTS; DISPOSITIO
Dog ·nown to have been bitten or exposed to
a rabid animal hall be:
(a) Immedi tely destroyed upon determination by
a licen ed ve erinarian h t the animal i
rabid; or
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vicious dog is hereby defined and
declared to be a dog that bites or attacks
human beings or in a vicious and terrorizing
manner attacks, or approaches in apparent
attitude of attack upon a person upon the
streets, sidewa lks or any public ground or
place or any private property other than
the premises of the owner, possessor or
keeper of such dog or a dog that runs after
and bites or barks at horses, bicycles or any
vehicle being ridden or driven upon the
streets, sidewalks or any public ground or
place with in the City.
(b) Dogs maintained as guard dogs or placed in
an enclo ed area for the protection of per-
sons or p roper y shall not be included under
this sec ion, o long as they remain in this
enclosed area, and are completely confined in
a kenn 1, yard or other enclosed space when
no b ing u ed a a guard dog.
(c) All p r on. owning or con rolling an tack
or guard dog on premises within the mun1c1pality
shall notify the Police Department in ri in
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are owned or maintained thereon by any guard
or security service, the signs aforesaid
shall also contain the phone number of such
service. No attack or guard dogs may be
maintained in the municipality by such ser-
vice unless the telephone for which such
numbe r is posted is manned by responsible
personnel twenty-four (24) hours daily.
(g) Said signs shall contain lettering clearly
isible from either the curbli ne,or a
distauce or fifty (50) feet, whichever is
lesser.
11-11-18 BARKING DOG; HARBOR! G PROHIBITED
o per on shall keep or harbor a dog which
by loud or frequent or habitual barkin , yelping,
or howling hall cau e a seriou annoyance to he
neighborhood, or to people pa sing to and fro upon
the streets or sidew lk
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nv dog or o d1 r1hut poi o
what oev r wi h intent o r for
poi on1ng an · do
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on the 15th day of September, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 18th
day of September, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
bove and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
pas ed on first reading on the 15th day of September, 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Trea urer
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19 __ ,by and be t ween the CITY OF I I TTL ET ON (he r e inaft e r "Li ttl e on"), a
•un ici pal corpor•t ion of the St a le of Co lor ado , a nd t h• c lTY or rr .ct-llOOr
(hereinafter 'Englewood "). a 11unicipal co rpor a t 1cn ot the Sta t e o f Co lo r ad o.
llITil£SSETH ·
TllAT, WH EREA S , t"" parti es hereto a re i nt r e s ed ir •• lonng
the possibility that certain properly own e d by Engl 00'1 , knO •ll ._~cl lla n
leservolr, be anne•ed to Littleton, and wi s h o se forth here ir hPJr
11Utual understandings of certa i n terms and co nd 1 ion s whi ch s hall a pp ,
to such anne.utlon, to the extent th.t s uch comport wi h tnr Con s tltuuon
Ind Statutes of the State of Colorado and t he Cha rte r o th C1 y of Litt l e-
tofl, It ts •greed by •nd between the Pilrt l es ""re o os fol I s ·
l. Pro r Involved . --lhe property win ch 1 ~ t o bt aoneA r~ ·s
tllllt certa111 property -.ed by Engl IS further d~scrib<d o th a tllched
--..t deslgMted IS 'Exhibit A' and lftCOrp<>rned he re i n a nd d• a ~r t
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recreation rights for developnient by another public body or •91!f1CY if they
so desire. It 1s further agrttd that the City of Littleton shall provide
polici ng of th• area to cont rol any uses wh ich ""'Y be designated by the
City of Englewood u an unauthorized use .
6. SubcUwision. -It is agreed tlllt £nglaooood may uercise its
.. ight tD cll!ft1op. or to lNwe dewtllllJed, any p&rlt, open s,.a, recreational.
flt' nla~ -facilities, f11Cludt., _a,., opentlonal and •inteNnce
fectltttes ,.im are tllddental to cucll f-Wl..,.t, or to the existing
........ tarqe .llld bwnmis&ion facilttia, without .. ting the requh·-ts
ef tM ltttletDa ....Wins ion r9911l•tt-. It ts furttier ag.-.ed that no
•welopmtlt etf ... ~t pnipert;y .Ull occur ""lch Is not clearl.r recre-
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PETITION FOR AllHEXATION OF UNINCORPORATEO
TERRITORY IN THE C()IJNTV OF ARAPAHOE ANO Tl!E
CCU~TY Or OOUGL S, STATE OF COLORADO. TO
THE CITY OF LlffiETON, STATE OF COLORADO
fo : THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of LITTLETON
We the Ullderslped Petitt-rs, pursuant to Section 107,
Article 8, CMpter 31, Colorado llllt¥ist!d SUtutes 1973, as Mended, (The
Mufticip1l ._ .. tion Act of 1965), do hereby rupectfully pet i tion the
City COUllCll of the City of Littleton for llWll!lltion to th1t City of the
following mcribed unincorporated territory i n the County of Arapahoe
and the County of Dou9l1s, State of Color1do, to wi t :
TM land tZ> be 1nneud to tlle City of Littleton is situ1ted in
tlle Southerly Plrt5 of Sectiens 32 & 33, Township 5 South,
llaftCJI! 68 lint of the 6th ,.-tndpel ..-idilfl itt Arapahoe ClNnty,
Colorado, end 111 the llortherly paru of SectillM 3 & 4, Town-
~hip 6 So.th, Rang. ill IRst of the 6th pr inci pal ..-id11n in
lllloltlu t.Mcy, ColONdo . Thoe tr•cU of lMd ire mre par-
tic..l1rly dHcribed IS follows :
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Easterly right of way 1 ine of the At ch i so n, Topeka and So nta Fe
Railroad ; thence Southwes t erly along said Easterly right of way
line to a point 665 feet, more or less South o f the North line
of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section ll; thence East to • poin
on t.,....~ i.:-1 .. t l i'l ~· of :.r .: )0 .1 •· .. """'"t 1,.1 -:'t ~:ii1 . ~1 .1n J .... t 1H!OL e
South along said Eas t line to a point on the North li ne of
the South 1/2 of the Southwes 1/~ o f the Southeast 1/4 o f
said Section 32; thence £1st along said North 1 ine, 330 feet,
.,re or less; thence South 330 feet, more or les s; thence East
330 feet, more or less; thence Sou h 165 feet, more or less;
thence East 330 feet, 11111re or less; thence South 165 feet,
.,..e or less to a point on the South line of the Solothwest
1/4 of tM Southeist 1/4 of said Section 32; (fr<Jll this said
point the Southeast corner of said Section 32 bears S 990_
46 '-lO" E. a distance of 1650 .9 feet); th 11<:e S 89°-46'-30" E
along the South line of uid Section 32, (s11d South line of
s.old Section 3Z also being the centerline of County Line Road)
• dhtlnce of 1297 .5 feet; thence S 89°-46°-30" [, 133.34 feet;
Tlleftoe S 87°-46'-30" E. 66 .67 feet to• po i nt of curvature;
U..e along the ore of the curve to the right a distance of
4 70.8 f-to a point of U.1>ge y, ufd c urve has a central
a119le of 9°-Z5' •nd • radius of 2965 .0 feet; thet!Ct! s 1e0 -21 • -
JD " E. 66 .67 feet; theece S 7fi0-21 '-30" E, lll .34 fee; dlence
5 1'°-11 '-]()" E along U. cen~rline of Co unty Line Rood
l!M.4 f.t to • peiat of ~ture ; tlllnce olang tM ore
of die ane (alMI the centarlhw of tauncy li..e llood) to
tM 19ft ••1ftll 1 ta'ltrol .,.1. of f!0-09' ond a rild ius of
57>0 fwt. a dlst..ce of 815.0 feet to• point of tongency;
ttwace S 84°-lll'-lll" E •lOll!I ltle centerline of C-.ty li ne
lloid 1210 .5 feet; tlleftce S Sc"-J0'-30" E, 133.34 feet; t~
S 11°-JO'WE. 66.'7 fet to 1 poin t of curwoture; thence alCMI)
the U 'C of tlle cvrw t. tile left w1th a central Angle of Uo-12 '
and A r1dius of Z865.0 feet, • disU.nce of 1110.0 feet to a
point of tangency; t'-:e N 11°-11°-30" E, 66.67 feet; thence
II W'-1r-JO" E. 133.:14 feet; U-Ce II 69°-17'30" E al ~
cwt..-li• sf C.O..ty Lhie Aud a distance of liOS.4 feet; t~
11 ao-11·-r c, lll.34 r.t; t11enct 11•-11·-o· c. 66 .67
feet to a po int of _...t;ure ; thence •lo t • tllC
to the ri9'1t hevtng • cent"'l -.1e of 1 -56 ' and a radlu
ef t J65.0 fat. a dlsU.:. of 146 . 7 feet to a point of ta
ti-ce II llllR-13' -JO" t. 1 tffstHce of 66 .'7 t • to he of
mmiOMCI trae point sf -,1.1119 .
The allow clrscribed ~ Is sttua In bo ond
DD119los Coullties wl tll Z~7 acres ....e or less w t n Ara ._
C-ty And 53 acres -e or less Ing in Dougl• Collnty for
• tot.al of JOO acres .,re or less in bot~ countiu
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5. An affidavit of the circulJtor of the petition cer-
tifying that each signa ur• is the s iqn a ure of the person whos e name it
purports to be is att•chnJ to Lh is pet1t1on;
6 . rour pri nts of an annexation mJp showing the boundary
of the area proposed to Le annexed. t he contiquous boundary of Littleton
and any other .unicipality abut ting the area and further detail as
required by law acc~any this pet1tion;
7 . All like petitions for the annexation of the ht'rei n-
1bove described Ut1 inc orporat~ let ritory in the County of Ar apahoe and
the County of 0.JUgllS , Sllte of Colo rado . to the City of Littleton shal 1
be consi cl<!red 'a part of this petition, 1nd this ind 111 such petitions
shall be OOMi.....S one and the some . '
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SIGNATURES OF PETITIONERS
Legal description of property owned by the Petitioner within said territory:
PJrt of Sections 32 and 33, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th
Princ ip a l Meridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado; and that portion of th e p ~,itioner's property lying north of County Line Road in Section 4, Tow n-
s hi p 6 South, Range 68 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Douglas County,
C0\orado, said area not containing the Petitioner's entire contigu ou s
hu ld ing within Douglas County. These tracts are more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of the Southwest ~of Section 34,
Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th Principal Meridian in
Ard pahoe County, Colorado, said Corner also being the intersection
o f the centerlines of South Broadway Street and County Line Road,
th ence N 89°-46'-30" W along the South line of the Southwest ~ of
said Section 34, a distance of 2640' more or less to the Southeast
Corner of Section 33, Township 5 South, Range 68 West, thence contin-
uing westerly along the South line of the Southeast~ of Section 33,
a distance of 1060' more or less to a point on the Southerly boundary
line of the Highline Canal as described in Book A-61 at page 386,
Arapahoe County, Colorado, and in Book 343 at page 257, Denver County,
Colorado ; said point also being the true point of b ginning .
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"EXHIBIT A"
a distance of 1320' more or less; thence Southerly 665' more or less;
thence Westerly 360.3' more or less to a point on the Eas t l i ne of
th~ Southwest 1/4 of Section 32, Township 5 South, Ran ge 68 West of the
6 ·1 Pri ncipal Meridian; thence South along said East line to a point
0 1 the North line of the South 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of t he Southeast
1 ;~ of said Section 32; thence East along said North line, 330 feet,
r.~r e or less; thence South 330 feet, more or less; thence East 330
feet, more or less; thence South 165 feet, more or less; thence
East 330 feet, more or less; thence South 165 feet, more or les s to
a point on the South line of the Southwest 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of
said Section 32; (from this said point the Southeast corner of said
Section 32 bears S 89°-46'-30" E, a distance of 1650.9 feet); then ce
S 89 °-46'-30" E. along the South line of said Section 32, (said South
line of said Section 32 also being the centerline of County Line Road)
a distance of 1297.5 feet; thence S 89°-46'-30" E, 13 3.34 feet, thence
S 87°-46'-30" E. 66 .67 feet to a point of curvature; thence along the
arc of the curve to the right a distance of 470.8 feet to a point of
tangency. said curve has a central angle of 9°-25' and a radius of
2865.0 feet; thence S 78°-21'-30 " E, 66.67 feet; thence S 76°-21'-30"
E. 133 .34 feet; thence S 76°-21 '-30" E along the centerline of County
Line Road 1254.4 feet to a point of curvature; thence along the arc
of the curve (also the centerl i r> of County Line Road) to the left
having a central angle of 8°-09 and a rad i us of 5730 feet, a distance
of 815.0 feet to a point of tansency; thence S 84°-30'-30 " E along th e
centerline of County Line Road 1210 .5 feet; thence S 84 °-30'-30 " E
133.34 feet; thence S 86°-30'-30" E. 66.6 7 feet to a point of curvature;
thence along the arc of the curve to the left 1060' more or les s to a
point on the Westerly boundary line of the Hfghline Canal a s described
in Book A-61 at page 386, Arapahoe County, Colorado, and in Boo 343
at page 257. Denver County. Colorado; thence Northwesterly alon g said
Westerly boundary line to a point on the Southerly boundary line at
the Highl inc Canal as described in Book A-61 at page 38 , Arap ahoe
County. Colorado, and in Boo 343 at pag 257, 0 nv r County, Co orado;
said point also being the true pofnt of beginning. EXCEPT the South rly
portion of the herein described property lying within th rfght-o -w y
of County Line Road.
fling Addre s of P titio r : 400 South Elati S re
Engl od, Co l orado 80110
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ATTEST:
City Clerk
City of Englewood. Colorado
STATE OF COLORADO ~
C 0 U N T Y 0 F A R A P A H 0 E ~
"EX HIBIT A"
Are you a qualified landowner
in the territory proposed
to be annexed?
Are you a qualified e 1 ector?
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AFFIDAVIT OF
CfRCULATOR
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The undersigned affiant. being first duly sworn upon oath. deposes
and says:
That affiant is a circulator of the above and foregoing petition
and that the affiant knows of his own personal knowledge that each of the
signatures subscribed upon said petition is the signature of the person
whose na it purports to be .
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MEMORANDUM TO TI-IE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
DATE: September 11, 1975
SUBJECT: COMMUNITY BUILDlNG
RECOMMENDATION: That the Englewood City Council enthusiastically support
the concept of a Community Center, including a Senior
Citizen facility, for the Centennial/Bicentennial project.
That the Parks & Recreation Capita L lmprovement Pro-
gram priority listing be changed by combining the
Community Center (nCM' appears in 1977) and the Senior
Citizen Center and placing them both in 1976. Further,
that other city departments be encouraged, through the
Planning Commission, to make this Community Center
higher on the priority list of Capital Improvement pro-
jects than it now appears.
By order of the Parks & Recreation Commission
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Andy Mccown, City Manager DATI: September 15, 1975
PllOlli C.B. Carroll, Jr., Dir ctor of Utilities
IU9JIC1'1 Proposal with Denver Wa s te~ater Department
R,..,.--
Denver has a sewer problem at E. :II lJe and South University where their lines are
surcharging and causin g "back-up" i n to some home basements. We have given them
temporary relief by 1 tting them pump into our system .
'11ley would like a temporary contract so they can con tinu e fo r a t least 2 years and
possibly more. At the present time they are pumping around t he clock and every man
working ther is on an over-time rate.
W ne d th Council's O.K. to negotiate th following proposal. 164± taps are in-
volved and our lines can handle it.
PROPOSAL:
l. Ent r into a 5 y ar agreement with Denv r to take the sewage from that sp cific
area only.
2. Th first 2 y ars at $.40/1000 gal, by a ur ~ ' ow.
3. Let Dcnv r tap th manhole and put in a _ ire d main and m t r.
4. Aft r 2 y a rs the pric /1000 gal incr as s in co u rm.ance with th Eng in ering
ws I!. cord lnd x of construction.
5. At th 4 year po int, Denver has to have provid u s a d finite t i table or we
advis th that th agr nt is not to be r d a th nd of th 5 y ar t rm.
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CITY A N D COUNTY OF DENVER
W. H. McNICHOLS , JR .
Mloyor
Mr. Charles Carroll
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
3400 Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
September 2, 1975
OFFICE OF THE MANAGER
CITY AND COUNTY
BUILDING
DENVER, COLORADO 80202
Dear Mr. Carroll: '
Refer ence your conversation during t he week of Augus t 25 , 1975 with Mr. Don Frederick
our Assistant Director for Opera t i on s, Wastewater Management Division regarding the
possible temporary connection from t he City and Coun t y of Denver sewerage system into
the Englwood sewerage system.
The small attached map shows the existing manhole in University and Flora Place from
which we wish to pump into your system at Floyd Avenue and University Boulevard. The
large quarter section map outlines Southern Hills Filing No. 3 and 4 and Southern Hills
Heights which is tributary to our manhole in Flora Pl ace.
There are approximately 164 lots which would contribute to this line in Flora Place,
and of the 164, 153 are tapped. Utiliiing 3.5 persons per tap and 125 gallons per
capita per day re ults in approximate flow of 67,000 gallons per day . If, in the fut-
ure, utiliiing th above d ta, all the lots are tapped into these lines, we could an-
t1cipat a maxilllUll flow of 71,750 gallons per day.
pumping from the unhole in Flora Place in South University Boulevard
wh ch flows partially in Englewood and discharees into the Harvard
y t at South Platte River. Although we are di inf ctin& the sewa e, it is
a situa ion which would cau e aany problea , and therefore, it i requ ted that you
fa orabl c on s id r our r u st to tie our iaanhole in Flora Place into your y t at
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RESOLUTION NO. ~tf , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF
A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS ITS
OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL PROJECT; APPROVING THE
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OF ELWIN D. BATCHELOR, A PROFESSIO AL
MONEY-RAISER, TO SUPERVISE THE ENGLEWOOD CAMPAIGN TO RAISE
FUND~· FOR SAID PROJECT; AND DIRECTING THE SALARY FOR SAME
TO COME FROM,..VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS AND FUNDS FROM THE
CITY.
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
co .. ittee was organized by the City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado to provide direction and aethods,
in conjunction with State and Federal Agencies, to celebrate
not only the Nation's 200th Anniversary, but also the lOOth
Anniversary of the State of Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the Engl wood Centennial-Bicentenni l
Coaait tee has reco1111ended that the official projec t
adopted on behalf of the City of Englewood for said
celebration, be the construction of a Coaaunity Center;
and
WHEREAS, it is desirable to secure financin
for such project throuah voluntary contribution of
r id nts of th City who support th co .. unity Center
cone pt.
0 , THEREFORE, B IT RESOLVED BY TH CIT
COU ClL OF THE CITY OF E GLE OOD, COLO DO, a folio~
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Section 2.
That for every one ($1.00) dollar of voluntary
contribution received by the City of Englewood, the City
Council shall appropriate three ($3.00)-dollars for land
acquisition and construction of said Center; and that all
of said funds shall be held separately and apart for said
purposes. TkJ.c.. ~' Clff~ ~ i.-... kt-'a... i .,. ~ '<~
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Section 3. ·.
That the City Council hereby approves the
temporary e•ployment of Elwin D. Batchelor, a professional
fund-raiser, to supervise the Englewood campaign, and
to secure voluntary contributions, and hereby authorizes
the City Manager to dispense the necessary funds for the
salary of said Elwin D. Batchelor for the months of
September, October, Nove•ber and Dece•ber 1975.
Section 4.
It is hereby further directed, and resolved, that
the salary of said Elwin D. Batchelor shall co• from
voluntary contributions, and the City of Englewood shall pay
any portion of said salary that is not paid by said c on-
tributions.
Section S.
In the event that for any reason th
above project is abandoned, said donated funds shall b
returned to the contributors. Azay •onies wbich ha b n
appropriate4 by th City shall be desianat d as unappro priated
urplus funds, and subject to other appropriation b Ci t y Co~'t...!!·
1975.
ADOPTED A APPROVED tbi 15th day of p t b r,
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ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
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.I, William D. Jaaes, ex officio City Clerk -
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify
that the abo·ve is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex off1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
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