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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY CX>UNCIL
JANUARY 6, 1975
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7:30 P.M. Call t o order , invocation by Reverend Fred Hahn,
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3695 South Acoma, pledge
of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop #154 and roll
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l. !ti.nutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of December 17,
1974. (Copies enclosed .)
2. Visitors.
(a) Mr. •arold Rua , En glewood District Manager
of the Public S rvice C0111pany, will appear
b f o r C ;uncil to pr sent the franchise check
for th 4th rt r of 1974.
( ) Mr. M. M. Summers , 3140 South Delawar , will
pre nt o discuss var ous 11111.tters.
<cl the firm of Henningson,
, Inc ., C sulting Engin era,
ntation on t.he •-rding of
Bi-City Was e Wat r Treat-
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3 . Commun icatio ns -No Action Recommend ,1 .
(b) Report from the Ch ief of Police, J. L. Clasby,
on his attend ance at a Training Conference
"New Systems in Law Enforcement and Criminal
J ustice" in Phoenix , Arizona. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Transmittal o f the 1975 budget. (Copies
enclosed .)
(d) Report from the Assistant City Manager con-
cerning l ong 1:erm debt and other conunitments
of the City . (Copies enclosed .)
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
the City nager concer ning the volunteer fire
department budget for 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Mailgraru t Mayor Tayl..'r from the National
League o f Cities concerning the Fair Labor
Standards Act. (Copies enclosed.)
(<J ) Report from the Assistant City Manager to the
City Manager concerning sales and use tax
revenues for 1974. (Copies enclosed.)
4 . Cormnunications -Action Recoawnended.
(a) commendation from the Planning and Zoning
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Commission on the vacation of Sou Lipan Street
no h of W •t Dartmouth Avenue. (Copies and
ordinanc encl09ed .)
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4 . Communications -Action Recommended.
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager and
the Personnel Director to the City Manager
concerning federal unemployment assistance.
(Copies enclosed.)
(f ) Memorandum fn>m the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning the city ditch
crossing at Oxford. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
the City Manager concerning auditor selection
for the 1975 financial audit. (Copies enclosed.)
;;,. City Attorney.
(a ) Or d inance on final reading relating to the
City's investment policies. (Passed on first
reading on December 17, 1974.)
(b) Ord inance on final reading relating to Police "" "2-
an d F i r e Pension Funds. (Passed on first :w 3
readi ng on December 17, 19 74.)
(c) Res olutio n authorizing publication of assess -
ments fo r Sidewalk District #74 and establis hing
a date for a public hearing. (Copies enclosed.)
(d ) Resolution authorizing negotiations for the
purchase o f property for the iver Redevelop-• '2.-
ment Project . (Copi es enclosed.)
( ) Report on the r qu st f or -endin9 the Health
Thera py Ordinance.
C ) Report concerning salary c ompensation diff e r-
ences betw military and J ury duty 1 v e.
(g) At rney'• Choic •
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f a t r fraa John J . Gun ther , Executi v Dir ctor
of th unit d St:A tH Conf erenc of May on , re-
• inq participation by th City of g l wood
i n th Aaaocia ti CCOpi • enc l o d .)
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6 . City Manager. (Continued)
(b) Report from the Assistant City Manager on
proposed uses of income fran liquor occupa-
tional tax. (Copies of report, Ordin4nce on~ ~
final reading and Bill for an Ordinance
enclosed .)
(c) Resolut ion of intent for Paving District #22. ,. ;,
(Res olut ion and Memorandum enclosed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
7 . Gene r al Discussion.
(a) Mayor's Choice .
(b) Council Member's Choice.
e. AdJournm nt.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORAD O
January 6, 1974
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in re gular session on Januar y 6, 197 5 ,
at 7:J O P .M.
Mayor Taylor , p resid ing , called the meeting to o rder.
The invocation was given by Rev . Fred Hahn, Immanuel
Lutheran Church. The Pledge of Al l egiance was led by Boy Sc o ut
Troop No . 154.
The Mayor asked for a roll call . Upon the call of he
roll, the following were present:
Co un c i l Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin , Brown,
Clayton, T a y lor.
Absen t : None
The ay o r de c lared a quorum present.
Also pr s en were: City !anager McCown
City A t o rney Berardini
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Assistant City Mana er Nollen erger
Director o f U ili ies Carr o l l
Deputy Ci y Cle r k J o hannisson
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COU C ILJ.tA N BLESS IN G OVE D AN D COUNCI LMAN CL AY TO N S EC ONDED
TO APP ROVE TPE ~R MI UTE OF TH REG ULAR MEETING OF
1 7, 197 4 I 'f ' '""
o v e r n ask d ha po r i on o f th e
, w ich r eads "Counc i l an Sove r n s a
a x de r ived f r om alcoholic sales ahould auppo r h ene r al
ne d s a nd no he special needs o f h ua in easea~ shoul d r a d
"Cou cil a Sov rn eta d that he ales ax d e r iv d fr om alcoholic
ales ould auppo r th c ne e d and n o e ne r al n da of
b sin •• s".
Upo the call of he r oll , he v ot e r eeul ed •• f ollows : • •
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Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones, Sove r n, Mann, Bl es s ing,
Brown, Clay ton, Tayl o r.
Nay s : No n e.
Ab s ent: None
The Mayor declared the moti o n carried.
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Ma yo r Taylo r introduced Karl Nollenberge r as the new
Assistant City Manage r.
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Mr . Harold Rust , Englewood Dist r ict Manager of the
Public Service Company, p r esented the Public Se r vice Company
franchise tax for the fourth quarter of 1974 , in the amount
of $51,0 0 0 . He stated that the adjusted payment would be made
in the first quarter of 197 5 .
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r . M. M. Summers, 314 0 S o. Delaware Stree t , was presen t
to discuss liquor licenses. He stated that the City Co un c i l
should decide on a limi t of he number of liquor license o u t le ts
tha t are in Englewood . He felt t hat we currently have e no u h
liquor outlets and should no approve the G'i.IY\applicati o n.
He c on inued to say that Engle wood is the wettes t c i t y
pr opor t i o nately in the north par t o f the st ate and related man y
o f th e p r o lem s inv ol ve d wit h liqu o r.
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could no
I t was reiterated that because he was n ot able to b e
he pu l ie hearin o n December 17th these comme n t s
be en t ered as a p ar t o f t hat public hearing.
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Mr. Pete r Heye , a r e pr esen tat ive o f the f i r m of
Henningson, Du r ham, Richa r dson, Inc ., consultin e n ine er a, was
p r esen to discuss he id infor a io on the Bi-City Tr at nt
Plan . H presented a de ailed repo r to the Co uncil inv o lving
t .e F C protest in o r der o co ply wi h th EPA p r otea require-
ment.
r. Heye i •iia a s a ed ha in HDR's evalua i o n of the
bid information , FM C 's p r oposal was i rr egula r and f ail d to abid
by h bid requir e ments . F C lod ed a p r ot at ecauae in hei r
opinion they f lt that their bid was lower b an he bid accep ed
by Air Produc 1 .
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Mr. Heye stated that with the information now available
that it was up to the cities to file an answer to the protest with
the EPA.
Councilman Clayton asked several ques t ions of Mr. Heye
regarding the protest of the bids made by FMC aRd AiP Prod~ets.
Mr. Heye responded saying tha t Air Products, in their op ini on ,
was the low bidde r and he added that Union Carbide did not enter
a protest.
Councilman Clayton asked whether it was unusual that
the FMC and the Air Products bids were the same in the Centric
bid. Mr . Heye stated that possibly it was a little unusual that
the bids were the same in the Centric bid, but that i n evaluating
the overa*l systems proposed by both companies, the Air Products
bid was conside red to be the lowest.
Councilman Brown asked if the re was anything in the
re port to tell why the FMC is not a re spons ible and responsive
bidder. Mr. Heye stated that each bidder was asked to give the
annual power usage for the project, and in HDR's determination
FMC violated the contract by not prope r ly meeting specifications .
Councilman Brown stated that he had had a conversation
with FMC representative who stated to him that the point in question
involved only a small power unit. Councilman Brown asked City
Attorney Berardini abou t the timetable for the awardin of the
con ract and for the sale of the bonds and possi ly the need f or
an ordinance to complete this contract award. City At o rney
Berardini stated that the sale of the bonds and the awarding of
the cont ra cts are two separate areas of consideration and that
ordina n ces would be needed for both decisions.
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Co u n c 11 man Sovern asked when ~•/••&",'~ bids were
con idered to be irregular and considerin that if there were
n o irregular! ies, who would be the low idder. Mr. Heye stated
that the decision on the irregular! ies were made after analysis
of all he ids and that if there wer e no irregular! ies in the
bids, FMC would have been the low idder.
Councilman Jones poin ed out that referrin to pa e 9
of the rep or F C would be h low idder if the bids were
properly adjus ed .
Council aan
r. Heye re sponded o ~rx Clayton's question r ardin
their business with the two firms by saying tha HOR baa, in
fac , worked with both firms in he past.
Councilman Sovern asked if usin adjua ad data wa a
permiaeable. Mr. Heye stat d th• it wa a not, in th ir opinion,
a ood business practice to b in accep in adjua ed ida . • •
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City Manager Mccown asked what would happen if the
60-day bid limit on granting the bid was exceeded. Mr. Heye
stated that the contractor in this case does _~ot have to hold
the bid and likewise, the sub-contractors A ~ have to hold
the bid. This would leave the contract open for a complete
re-bidding.
Councilman Brown stated that ift hie eon te re atfoa with
the FMC representativ.a-he felt that he had done nothing unethical
in talking with,~~representative.
Councilman Clayton stated that in his conversation with
FMC he felt that he, too, had done nothing unethical .
Mll_Yor Taylor stated that a proposed joint study session
had been ~ with the City of Littleton on January 8th at J:JO P .M.
This would be, of course, with the approval of the Ci y of
Littleton. He reques ed that HDR be present at this study session.
Richard Weber, Operations Manager for FMC, located at
3999 So. Mariposa in Englewood appeared before Council. Mr. Weber
stated hat in F C's opinion they were the low bidder because they
did, in fact, follow the HDR definition of motor nameplate power
as specified on the bid specifications and that Air Products did
not f ollo the specifications and used less than the 75% motor
nameplate po wer as specified.
In re sponse to several questions, Mr. Weber stated that
F C has several oxygen systems presently in service in several
places around the country and around the world. There are wo
located in the Denver Metro area,and Ketchikan, Alaska, as examples.
Ray Langslat, a representative of Air Produc s from
Allen o wn, Pennsylvania, was present to discuss the oxy en system
id. He • a ed tha the Air Produc s bid wou ld cost less 0
install . He also stat -d that F C does no have any plants in
opera ion lik the plan hat has been proposed. He also a a ed
a F C does no build heir own equipm n Wll a ax aa k all
W en asked if Council should decide o override t e
HDR d cialon, would Air Produc a pro ea e award, r. Lan&sla
atatai re lied in the affirma ive .
r. ber from f C r aponded o an earlier a atemenw ha
doea no hav in opera ion any plant li ke hoe propoaed. He
aa1d F C oea have wo sys ema in opera ion, both located in he
De ver ar a, and he invi d a veral par lea o come vial he
ope •• ion.
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Mr. Walt Imhoff of the firm of Hanifen, Imhoff and
Samford was present to discuss the financing plans for the Bi-
Ci ty Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Of the total cost of the project of $23,000,000,
$1,550,000 would have to be financed by the City of Englewood .
He presented the schedule for the bond bidding. He complimented
the City of Englewood staff for the fine cooperation which he
had received in the process of deciding on the financing. He
also complimented Englewood on the fine financial standing whi ch
they have .
Mr . Imhoff stated that of the Series 1962 bonds which
are currently outstanding, these bonds ~ be retired in 1980.
The proposed bonds would be eligible for retirement in 1990.
They also would have a no -penalty clause for retirement earlier
in 1984. He also said that there was a possibility that these
b on ds co uld be refunded as early as 1976.
* * * * * Mr . Tayl o r stated that becaus e of time they would like
to skip to a portion of the City Attorney section o f the agenga
relatin g to the health therapy o rdinan c e.
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City Attorney Berardini reported that the ordinance
p r ohibits bi-s exual massage. There have been t wo decisions, in
the states of Tennessee and Texas, that hold that this provision
is not constitutional and that he would re-draft our ordinance
if so desired. He stated that the bi-sexual massage is the only
part of the o rdinance which would be considered unconstitutional.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED A'D COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION DIRE CTING THE CITY ATTOR I EY TO DRA W UP AN AMENDED
ORD INANCE REGULATING MASSAGE PARL OR PRACTICES. THE ORDINANCE
WOULD BE AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE . Upon the call or the roll, he
vo e r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Council embers Jones, ove r , an , Blessin ,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
aye: None
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Th ayor declared the mo ion carried.
Mayor Taylor ask d tha he Council co aider ~ c•ion
48 of he a nda rel• in to a e orand fro e Direc or or
Public Works re ardin he install• ion or pede• ria croas1n s.
Ur. Sam Arrell, 4 4~ So. Hu r on S r t, a p
Council. He spoke on h• ne d ror trarr10 con rol on
at Ch e n o. H ask d ha instead or havin pedeatria cro1e-
walk1, he Cou cil co eider avinc a rull synchr onised 1 c 11&
a at in eraec ion .
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Councilman Mann asked City Manager Mccown wha t the
difference in cost would be to put a full signal in at that
intersection . City Manager Mccown stated that he fel that
the cost would be somewhere around $9,000 .
Mr . Arrell related his concerns for the children of
the area having ~·cross the str eet in o r der to ge to the
new greenbelt area. He also r equested that Council consider
the possibility of putting in a pedestrian walk light at the
intersection of Br oadway and Chenango . This would assist the
children to cross the street who are going to All Souls Church .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A ~OTION AUTHORIZING THE INSTALLATION OF A FULLY SYNCHRONIZED
TRAFFIC LIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION OF HURON AND CHENANGO . Upon
the call of the roll, the vote r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The May o r declared the mo tion carried.
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Mr. ~urice Merlin, 368 8 So. Sherman Street, appeared
bef o re Council. Ee stated that in the Bi-City Treatment Plan
bids, it really was not too unusual for two companies to come
in wi t h the same bid. This is acceptable under current bidding
pra ct ices . He stated that s e veral people in the newspaper had
said hat he was a ainst the budget and the new mill levy increase.
He sta ed that he was not a g ains the budget, nor was he again s t
the mil l levy increase if it was used for purposes like the new
firem en which were r e cen ly hired.
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Mr. Del .. il ler , 3020 So . Ma ri o n Stree t , a pp eared bef o r e
Council o disc as the new mi ll levy i nc r e a se . He state d tha he
was no in f avor of mill 1 vy inc r ease and could no accep
h r easonin ha hind 1 . He c r i is is ed the Ci y fo r
hi h s ndinr, 1 d1ca in ha he salar ies o f many people on he
Ci y pay r oll w r e much +oo hi h . He f elt tha he Pub lic Wo r ks
Maa 1 1 a x Di r ec o r a one r a ould b e p r esent a h CityCounci l
mee ing i n o r de r to 1ve he Ci y's sto r y on ''
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and, in fact, under the circumstances ~accept the bids.
City Manager Mccown stated that, regarding the bidding
of the new Bi-City Sewer Treatment Plant, HDR was h ired to give
the Cit y the expertise which they did not have available in th e ir
own public works department in devel o ping a good solid contract.
1lam He als o i•tiaataaxt~at stated that Kells Waggoner was n ot
pr e sent at tonight's meeting because he was ill.
Mayor Taylor stated that we need citizen comments like
Mr . Mille r 's in order to bring this type of information before
the City Council. He sa i d that the City Council is conti nua lly
evaluating the budget.
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Mayor Tayl o r declared a recess at 10:00 P .M.
Council reconvened at 1 0 :18 P.M. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present.
Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Absent : None
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Mayor Taylor asked that the Coun c il mo ve t o i e m 6 B
on the agenda, rela t ing to the l iquor o ccupa t ional tax.
In response to Assistant City Manager No llenber er's
me o randum, it was decided to bold a study session on alc o h o li c
re h abilitation.
COU NCILMAN S OVERN MOVED Atl D COUNCILMAN MANN SEC ONDED A
MOT I ON TO TABLE CONSI DERA T I ON OF THE ORDINANCE AND BILL FOR A
ORD INANCE RELA T ING TO L IQU OR OCCUPA TIO NAL TAXES UNTI L AFTER THE
STUD Y S ES S I ON. Upon h e c al l o f h e roll, the v ot e resulted a s
f ollo ws :
Ay e s : Coun cil e b e r s Jones, Se v e r , ann, Bl e ss i ng ,
Brown, Clay on , Ta y lo r.
Nays: None
Abs en Non
The aye r declared ,the motion carried .
A sp cial Council s udy sea1ion wa1 s abl i shed for
onday , Janua r y l)th , a 5:00 P .i. o conaider he liquor
occupa ion al ta x and alcoholic rehabili ation and to co n si d e r
he a wer cont r ac ids . A sp cial call o he Council wa a made • •
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for Monday, January 13th, at 7:00 P.M. at the City Hall.
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The following communications were received for the
record.
Minutes of the Police Pension Board meeting of
December 27, 1974 .
City Attorney Berardini was asked whether the Board
had the authority to establish terms for its members. Mr.
Berardini stated that the trustees of the Board have no term,
but that it may set a term of office for its members.
Councilman Clayton fe~-f • that the terms of the Board
members should be two years and that his is needed to provide
balance in bis decision-making Board.
I was decided to consider this subject in a Council
s udy session.
REpor from he Chief of Police, J. L. Clasby, on his
attendance at a Trainin Conference "New Systems in Law Enforce-
me t and Criminal Jus ice" in Phoenix, Arizona.
Transmi tal of the 1975 Budget.
Report fro be Assistan City Mana er concerning lon
term debt and o her commi ents of the Ci y.
Memorandu from the Assis an Ci y anager o
Manager concerning the volun eer fire departcent bud e
he Ci y
for 1975.
ail ram to ayor Taylor from t e a io al Lea ue of
Cities concernin he Fair La or S andards Ac
Repor fro e Asai an Ci y ana er o the City
ana er concernin sales and use tax revenues for 1974.
Councilman Mann cocmented tha ac ually h Ci
ad shape as mi h be 1ndica d by he repor , i
d our r venues over last y ar even thou h we did no
e ed r venues .
Council received a recom endation fro th Pla nin
Zonin Co 1aaion on th vacation o f ou h Lipan S r nor
We a Dart ou r Avenu .
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Assistant City Manager Nollenbe r ger made a presentation
showing the area to be vacated and that area which was n ot to be
vacated . He stated that a JOO foot section just north of Dartmouth
would remain a dedicated street.
INTR ODUC ED AS A BILL BY COUNC ILMAN JONES.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORT I ON OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING
AND BEIN G NORTH OF WES T DARTMOUTH AVENUE WIT HIN THE CITY OF
ENG LE WOOD .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPR OVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF
SOUTH LIPAN STREET NORTH OF WEST DART~OUTH AVENUE . Upon the call
of be roll, the vote resulted as foll ows:
Aye s : Council embers Jones, Sove r n, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab sent: None
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried.
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Council received a memorandum fr om the Direc or o f
Pu lie Works re arding he installation of pedestrian c rossings.
r1ayor Taylor s ated that they wo u.ld conside r the other
par of he r eques re ga rdin installs ion of pedes rian c r oss in s
a Sou Clarkson and Eas Eas man and a he intersec ion o f Wes
Tuf and ou h Ela i S r eet .
City ana er McCown s a ed
bud e ed for he ped st ri an c r ossings a
hat fund s are avails le and
hese wo locations .
CCUNCILMAI BLESSING OVED AN D COUNCIUIA
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A lOTIO T APPROVE THE INSTALLA:'
rnTF.R CTION OP' SOUTH CLARKSO A D
OF W ST TU TS AD .OU H ELA':! ':h!
Cou cilma ann a ated
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: Council Member Mann.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a memorandum from the Director of
Finance and the Purchasing Agent concerning the awarding of bids
for fencing along the South Storm Drainage Basin.
Mayor Taylor stated that this item had been tabled at
the last meeting in order to get a fuller explanation and a map
of the area in question.
Councilman Clayton asked if any consideration had been
given o additional fencing or guards along a portion of the street
as a safety device. City Manager Mccown stated that consideration
had not been iven. He did say that the projec w~s needed at this
time to separate the public from the private ~,'> in order to
discoura e youn children from going throu h private proper y along
this area.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN S OV ERN SECONDED
A OTIO TO ACCEPT THE BID FROM CAPITAL FENG AND INSTALLATIO FOR
$9,521, WITH THE PR OVISO TO CONSIDER COUNCILMAN CLAYTON'S SUGGESTION
REGARDING ADDITIONAL SAFETY DEVICES AT TIH~ LOCA!ION. Upon the call
of the roll, he vote resulted as follows: ..;. ....
Ayes: Cou~cil Me bers Jones, Sovern, ann, lessin ,
Brown, Clay o .
Nays: ouncil e er Taylor .
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The ayor declar d he o io ca rri d .
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Upon the call of the r oll, the vote resulte d as f ollows:
Ayes: Counci l Members Jones, Sovern, Man n , Bl essing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Non -e
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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% a memorandum from the Assistant City Manager, Karl
Nollenberger and the Personnel Director, Rich Lori , stated hat
the City of Englewood was eligible for a $50,000 grant from the
Federal government to employ persons in an attempt o allevia e
the present unemployment crisis in the country. These funds are
to be used during he firs six months of 1975.C«•'••-<-' "' s ated
that the City commitment at the end of this six-month period
would depend upon the Ci y revenues at the end of the six months.
I was stated that the City could not fill part:time positions,
bu could fill full-time permanen positions. The posi ions
which would be available for filling wo uld be those that are
unfilled by resignation, or th o se hat are presen ly a u horized
but •~• have not filled.
ayor Taylor stated that this Ac
recently si ned by President F o rd.
the
is/one tha wa s
COUNCILMAN BLESSIN G OV ED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECO ED
A MO ION TO ACCE PT A $5 0,000 GRANT 0 BE USE FOR E P LO Y E
PURPOSES.
Councilman Clay on prapnc 0 d an amendmen o he o ion
which would give priori y o Police and Fire vacancies. The re
wa no second.
pon the c a ll of he r oll, he vo e on t e o ri inal o ion
resulted as follow
Ay s: Council e ers Jones, Sover n, ann, Blessin ,
Bro1rn, .aylor.
Nays: Counci: e er Clay o •
A sen one
Th M yor declnr~d he o ion ca rried.
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Council received a memorandum from the Director of
Public Works to the City Manager concerning the City ditch
c r ossing at Oxford.
The memorandum asked that funds be appropriated to
install a siphon in the gate valve at the crossing of the City
ditch , the estimated cost being $5,000. This ins allation would
allow the City to lower he crest of Oxford Hill by approximately
seven feet, providing some sight di s tance for traffic access from
Huron Street.
Councilman Sovern expressed his concern over the dangers
of siphons in that small children can be caught inside and can be
easily killed. He recommended that a p r otective grate be included
in this pro ec .
Direc or of Utilities Carroll s a ed that Cherry Hills
Country Club and one othe r user has water rights to he ditch.
He also sta ed that cutting down of the Oxford Hill would hinder
the current Denver wate r main es s ome p r ob lems wou l 4 ~e ia··elv ed
iD gompletift~ a ~r ejeat suga aa tai&. . •<
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECO E DATION TO INSTALL A SIPHON AT THE
CITY ITCH CROSSING AT OXFOR , TO INCLUDE A PR OTECTI VE GRATE. Upon
he call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: one
Th ayor declared he mo ion carried.
ayor Taylo r hat next year the Council should consider
he cuttin down or Oxford hill ecaus it is a tremendous danger
o traffic and people elow he hill.
Ci y Attorney Berardini stated
a r ment would e n eded o carry out th
siphon pro ec .
ha a Ci y di c
ins alla ion of
license
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COO.CI BL SSI G
TO REFER TO THE WA T R
AGR ! IT TC INSTALL A
he call of th roll,
OVED A D COU CI N CLAYTO SECONDED
A D S!WER B ARD A R!QU ST FOP. A
SIPHON AT THE CITY DITCH AT OXFORD.
vo e resulted as follows:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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-----Council received a memorandum from the Assis ant City
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Mana er to the City Manager concerning the selection of •• the
auditor for the 1975 financial audit.
Of concern was how to handle the completion of the 1974
audit . Three alternatives are available. 1. Van Schooneveld
and Company could be retained; 2. Shepherd and Company could be
retained; J. Van Schooneveld and Sh epherd could e retained as
contracted for completion of the audit.
City Attorney s ated that because of the breakup of the
firm, the con ract for the balance of the 1975 was now null and
void.
COU CI U.N MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOT I O 0 CONTINUE TO RETAIN VAN SCHOONEVELD, SHEPHERD AND CO PANY
F OR THE BALANCE OF THE 1974 AUDIT. Upon the call o f the roll, he
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council ember s ones, Sovern, ann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: one
Abs en one
The May o r declared he o i on carried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BI L BY COU CIUU.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDI ERIE OF 1975
A CRDI AC A 1E DJ G SECTIO 2, CHAPT R , TITLE XIII OF THE 19 9
ENGLE WOOD lICIPAL CODE RELATilG TO TR! I VEST T OF OPERATI G
A D SP!CIAL F D 0 TR! CIT Y, S!CURI l G 0 D!POS!TS A D A DIS-
TRI TION OF TRF. I T REST INCO
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COUNCILMAN MA NN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 1, SERIES OF 1975. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as f o llows :
Ayes: Coun c il Members Jones, Sove r n, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton , Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 2, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIRE E T BENEFI T .
(COPI D in full in be Official Ordinance Book.)
COU GILMAN BROW MOVE AND COUNCILlAA BLES SING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE OR INANCE NO. 2 , SERIES OF 19757 Upon the call
o f he r oll , he vo e resul ed aa follows:
Ayes : Council e era Jones, Sove rn, ann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clayton , Taylor.
ays: No e
A sen one
T declared e mo ion ca rrie d.
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . J, SERIES OF 1975 . Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 1975
LARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COU CIL OF TH
OF TH
AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
OOD, COLOR ADO; TO APPROVE AND CO FIR
CO TS AN D ORDERING PUBLICATI O A
TEF OW ERS OF PROPERTY TO BE A
A OVE THE CO PLETION OF SAID
Official Resolution Boo .)
inq ired as to how these
arriv d a . Ci y Ma a r c o wn stated that the u
alloca ed on a proportion•\• asis to the proper y
Councilman Mann and ity A orney Berardini d iscu ssed
he f inancin and payin for sidewalk and pavin dis ric s .
Council a Clay on expressed his concern for he size
of he as ess en s i•x•ff•at and he effect on homeo wner s wh o are
on fixed or limited incomes. He asked the City At o rney if there
was any way around akin va rian ces for pay e s tha hese types
of people would have o pay . Ci y Attorney Be r a rd ini sta ed ha
there wasn't any way to e around it , that all individuals would
hav o be tr a ed equally. He sta ed tha t e sidewalk dis rict
ould e assessed on a 10-year basis ins ad of a '-year ba is,
u that i wa s a mat er of wha wa s put in he r esolu ion.
COUNCIL!AI BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROW SECOtDED
A OTIO TO APPROV! RESOLUTION NO. 1 , SERI S OF 1975 WITH ONE
!XC PTION, THAT IS TO CHANGE THE TOTAL Tl FO TH! PAY ENT TO
BE MADE FRO 5 YEARS TO 10 Y .ARS. Upon ha call of th roll, he
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen t : None
The Mayo r declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 2, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DE SIGNATING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY AS BEING REQUIRED
FOR A ~ULTI PLE-USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZING THE
NEGOTIATION F OR PURCHASE OF SAID PROPERTY.
(Copied in full in the Offi ci al Resoltuion Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A OTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 2 , SERIES OF 1975. Upon the
call of he roll, the vote result ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Ma a Sove r n , Mann Blessing
Brown, Clayton , Tay lor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decla red the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini gave a report conce rnin he
salar y compensa ion differences betwee n military and ju ry duty
leave . The Caree r Service Board rec ommends that the mili ary
pay and the jury duty pay be handled in the s ame wa y .
CCOUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAVE THE CITY ATTORNEY PRESENT TO TH! COUNCIL AN
ORDI NA NCE A ENDING THE CODE AUTHORIZI G PAYMENT TO RES! VISI TS
FOR lILITARY DUTY. Upon the call of he roll, th vo e reaul ed
ae follows:
Ayee: Council embers Jones, Sovern, ann, Bl 11in ,
Bro wn, Clayton, Taylor.
Naye: None
A sent: None
The ayor declar d the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that action would have
to be taken on the Gem liquor license reques t in tha t the JO
days wo uld expire prior to t he nex t regular meeting.
Mayor Taylor stated that they would consider it at the
special meeting on January 1 3, 1975 . .., "'"' , •
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City At t orney Berardini report~~1 9n the situati o n
existing on the two officers who were stte~e~eed from duty,
Officers Reynolds and Wing. The Court ordered the City to
re-employ t he officers. The City asked for a dissolution of
the previous order, which was granted. Subsequently, t he
Court has dismissed the law suit.
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Ci t y Manager Mccown has received a letter fr o m the
Uni t ed St ates Co nference of Mayors requesting participation b y
the Cit y of Eng l ewood in the Ass o ciati o n.
ay o r Ta yl o r st a t ed tha t i was n o t wo rth $600 to jo in.
COUNCILMAN BLESS ING OVE D AND CO UN CILMAN CL AY TON S ECO NDED
A OT I ON TO TAB LE THIS ITEM IN DEFIN IT E LY. Upon the ca l l o f the
r o l l , h e v ote re s ul t e d a s f ollows :
Aye s : Co un c i l Me mber s J o ne s , So vern, Mann, Bless in ,
Br o wn, Cl a yton , Ta yl o r.
Nays: No n e
Ab sen None
The ayor decla r ed he mo ion ca rr ied.
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Ci y ana er cCow prese ed a r esolution d cla r in
he int n of the City to crea e a sp c1al ass ss ent distric ,
Pavi Dis ric o. 22.
A R!SOLUTIO
E GL WOOD ,
TH! CITY TO
D TAILS A D
P BLICATJ
PR OP TY TO
R! OLUTIO
D!CLARI
OLORADO,
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . J, SERIES OF 1975.
Councilman Clayton stated that possibly the Council
should bold off on projects like these because there may be some
problem with funding.
~ayer Taylor stated that it was his opinion that projects
such as this should be done on a continuing basis and as funds are
available . By holding off on projects such as these, the projects
in the future would probably cost more than the preventive mainten-
ance that is being done now.
Councilman Sove r n stated that the 12 streets in this
paving district are in an industrial area and three streets would
require an overlay. If these are not done now, they would be
prime candids es for complete new cons ruction which would cos
more in the future.
Councilman Clayton stated that he would vote "yes" for
reaolution because i would give the public the opportunity
to express their opinion.
Upon the call of he rol l, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sover , Mann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab sen None
The May o r de e lared he motion c arried.
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City ana er cCown pre s nted a reque s t from proper y
o wner s Josep h H. and Sylvia C . Hoffman o f 855Wea Stanford to
pure ase a ce r ain parcel o f the Ci y land.
h Council direc ed the Ci
a proposal a d addi ional infer a ion
* Ci y Manacer cCown
r urn a1 ncle wood A11ocia e
o co e ack wi
requ s .
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COU NCIUl.A BLESSING
A TIO TO REI STAT? TO BUR
GL WOOD . Upon h call o f
OVF. A D CO CILMA CLAYTOI ~lCO D!D
ASSOCIATE JUDG FOR TH CITY OF
h ~o • r 1ul d a1 follow1:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The ~yor declared the motion carried .
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-\ !>"-: City Manager Mccown presented ,subject of the design
review board and it was decided to delay discussion on this
subject until a future meeting in Februa ry.
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Mayor Taylor reported that he and Assistant City
Manager Nollenberger bad attended the ~Municipal League eeting
last week. .,, , "
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May o r Tayl o r sta t ed th a t he had attended a Chamber o f
Co mmerce study session on last Sa t urday and will discuss the
meeting in further detail a t a later date. The Chamber of
Commerce is h a ving their banquet and asked the City to make
arrangements a s have been made in the past .
la st ing
qui c ker
having
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!a y o r Taylor stated tha
much t oo l o ng and ha i f
and me et ing end by ll :JO ,
hree Counc i l meeting s p e r
the Council meetings have been
u sines s c annot be handled muc
the Co u cil will have t o consider
o nt , or as required.
Co un
con acti n g the
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COUNC I U I SO VERH OV!O ANO COO CI UlAN BLESS I Ci S CO ND!D
A OTIO TO ADJOURN TH! M!ETI G . Upon h call of h r oll, h~
vo reaul ed as follo ws:
Ayes: Cou n cil embers Jon a, So v e r n, ann , Bl aain ,
Bro wn , Clay on, Taylo r .
Nays: one
A aen one
he mo io c rried
The ayor declared a x~••r aa xpr ••••l x a d the meetin was adJou r d
a 12:'0 A .
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To :
Fr0m : Knrl Jollen t> 13c>r , A;.;:1i:i~ant C ty ::a1.ai.;er
•iditor el .ct, on , 1974 fjnnncial Records
Date : Jnn11ary ), 1975
Late 111.st ont.h "" •·1erl' not.if1ed t'l'lt the fr of '::in .. hoor-.e v!'ld ,
S 1•pherd and ComnAny, w~o have perfor~ed the ~udit on Lhe C Ly's
f n e ncial records for the past four ears , is splitting up ::is o f
FPbr .try 1 , l?'/5 . You '!lay re all hat tLe City Council au hor "I'd
this f im to p rf rm 'l)e udit on our finnnc al records fo r ot h
l'."1', an 1)75 "t iu rr r.ie r. l~eedless to say, this puts us in a bad
_l n ce in r o n o Jr 'l.udit for the ~ar 1974. The Home ~ule
Cl ~J ·ter of the C ·Ly 1..l.11 'In audit e co plt>ted and fin'l.ncial
1· o rt pre::.; n~•d to Co uncil by ''arch Jls of the succeeding
yeAr . In order to n 1 nc>, the .uditors •ust eg n thPi r
~o rk as e rly n o::i~l le .
The al c>rnn 1es av i able to the Ci y as it now stand are to
m, loy the firm of 5heph rd and Ccmµ•iny , or the firm o f Van choonev,.ld
a i ro~pany to fini h he ud t . E c h choice has its dv n+ nes an d
d ...:11.dv·rnta e • l'r . Shepherd h s :rnrved as he pllrtner 1· rj!e o f
he Ci y 's u1it f or h past our ye11.rs and n t at os on is
· ~t,.ly f 1 r •h our f n nc al records . ie also approv<'s
11 u~ pro r~ s e u ed on our account y he uen or auditor
It s normal for se him dur ng the o rse o f tle ear fo r
co n 11 at.ion financial cone rns hich call f o r an outs de
xpcrt . For we uaed h m on the sa es s x pro <' s ~ yea r
K i c h cornpl.x yst os tone of our ncccunts .
e n ud rsiauding e overall problem and
On te other hnnrl, ''r ... 'hE'p ~rd' s irm
h ch is rrl tlv ly 11. Only on of
d on h City's in th p st .
firm ~rqua ly h City's
omp r le to Schoon v .ld ny ·1 pl e
He is wil o ab orp In his coots ny time
is p opl h the c·ty's accoun .
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Put..:e 2
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Van rchoone veld an d Company afte r the reorganization wil l be a fi r m
o f thirte•n per ons . T e tree pa rtn er s in the firm have areas of
specialty as fol ows : au it , ta x and manaepmen t consulti~g . Their ~udit p ~r ncr as t<!n years o f experience in al l aspects o f accounting
lnclu n sn~e eovernmental . There woul d be cont i nu i t y in t he
s<!nior a ditor if the City 's accou nt we re to eo v th Van . choonevel d
and Company . T e sen ior aud i to r has been involv e d closely in the
City 's account for the as t two years an d has in my judg enen t r~oven t o e a compe tent sen o r audi to r . Fr o m our conver sations
wi th the firn, it wou ld appear th a t th is sen ior auditor would ~av e
a large eg r ee o f cont rol ove r ou r account . They f eel that v er y
little , if any , hours of f ami l ar zat ion woul d be lost due to the
c angcove r n thei r cas e.
T1e C ty Council is given the charge by the Home Rule Charte r t o
nake sur e that an independe nt aud it is made annually of all City
accounts . " uc h audits wi ll be made b y Certified Public Accountants,
•xpPr nnce d ,n munici a l accounting , selecte d by Council ." Th e
f rms are both read y to talk to the Counci l on J onday , January 6th .
Due to he t me constra nts , a decision as to which firm will
finish he audi t should be made a s soo n as possible .
Karl ollenb rge r
ss i s an t City l anage r
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r Karl !foll en ri;er , s t 'l.ll t CH y ,.
C'll : u .. ... ana~c r
:·u bj ee >d to r ~ Pl ~ ion , 1974 r· ina nc i al Records
Date : . an11nr y J, 197 5
I-ite 1As month v;e rere notif ed t at the firm of Van ·~c oo .evel d,
"!'h ,.d n d Compan y, wlio ha ve per for r. e d the ·11 di t o n the City 's
fi · nc nl records f o r th e past f our ~ta rs , is splitting up a s of
Feb1unry 1 , 1975 . You may re call that the City Coun il a•Ltlior ze d
th s f r ::i erform the aud it 011 ou r fin"l.ncial records o r ot h
]0"/4 st su. e r . ee d l :>s o . ay , h is puts us in a b'ld
o n to o~r &.ud it for he y a r 1914 . T e Home Rul e
C!ty re ires that &.n audit 1 e c~mrlete d ~n d finan~ al
J to the r. ty Co n il by 'arch J1 st o f t:e succeen ng
o cet th "s deadl nc , t e udi ors m st egi n t P1r
he y~nr as possi le.
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V'\n choon •!Ve d and Co mpany after the reorganization will be a firm
of thir cen per s ons . The hree partners in the firm have ~reas of
. p ·c ialty as follows: audit , tax an d manag men t consul t ing . The ir
udit a r t e r ~s tPn years o f experience in all a ~pects o f accounting
n cl u di n g some a o ~P rnmental . There would be continu y in the
c c nior auditor if the City's account we re to go with Van Schooncveld
,n d Company . The sen or ~udito r has been involved closely in th e
City 's acc o unt for the pRs t two years and ha s in my judgemen t
provP.n to be a compete nt sen o r audito r. Fr o m ou r conversation s
wi h t firm , it woul d appea r that this senior aud itor would ha ve
a ar e degree o f control ove r ou r accoun t . The y f eel tha t ver y
little , i f Rny , hours o f f amil iari z ation would be lost due o the
ch a nge o ver n t ei r ca e .
T e ty Council is given the c ar ge by the Home Rule Charter to
nake s ure at ~n independent audit is mad e annuall y of all Ci ty
accoqnts . " uch audi a will be ma de by Certifie d Public ccount'\nts ,
P xpPr cnced in mun i c pa l account n g, selected by Council ." Th e
f rm s are both re dy to tsl k to the Counc il on }onday , January 6th .
Due to he t me constra nts , a decision as to whic h fi rm will
finish the audit should e made as soo n as poss ible.
rl lol 1 en l"rg1>r
Assis ~nt City anage r
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To : ndy lcCown, Ci y 'Rn1-1ee r
From : K11rl Hollen crtJP , nsis \.ant Ci t..y ll11nr1r:er
Subj .. ct : uditor Selection , 197 4 Fi11ancial Records
ate : an•1nr y J , 1975
I'l e l'lst month we ~Pre notif ied that the firm of Van f· hoonev d,
Shep herd Pnd Company , who have perfornPd the audit on the C t..y's
financ nl reco ·ds f or the past four f"nrs , s split in up s of
re ruary 1, 1975 . You may recall th1-1t he City ounci ~u or Led
t~ s firm o perform the audit on our financial rPcords for both
l •74 nd 1975 ast sun.me r . ·Pdless to say , this puts us n bad
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_·,~e in rf' R on to our audit or he year 1974. The Hooe ~ule
Cl~r~er of he C ty requires l~n ,n audit be complete and f'nancial
r~ ort pre Pnted to the City Coun il by 1rch 31st of the aucceedin g
y~nr . In ordPr to ~eet th s d.adline, the audi ora m~st egtn their
«ork as c rly 1n t e year as oosible .
:'he :-tl tcr11"\ ti ves nvai la 1 e o tl.e City as it no s 'Inds are o
he firm of Sheph rd and ompany , or the fJrm of Van choonevel d
p n y to fini h he udit . F.ach choice has i s advan ag s and
n "\PS . r .. hepherd hPs s rvcd the par n r in ch rge of
•h Ci y's nudit for he pa t ro1r years Rnd in that 1~s .on is
·, t "nately faM li r wi hour financial rf' ords . le al o prov s
11 audit Jlro~rams to be 11 don our a count by 1e:; ntor au tors.
It is ormal for us to use him dur ng he course of . e y ar for
con·1 .at.ion on various financial concern s which c1ll for n 011 side
Pxp rt . For he es tax ro l ms 1 st y ar
·h ch ms "l.t one of our ~ccoun s.
in undPr 1anding the ov r 11 irobl.m and
On the oh r h1rnd , l r. Sh ph.rd'a r
whi h ie rel t v ly ~all . 0 ly o
nto ha3 or'. d on he City's ccount. in h ae
t hi• fir can ad.qua ly h ndl the City'•
1~ t.o Van 'choon v~ld ard Cop ny d s Ile
s will ng o a aorp in his coat• ny ti e
people with he Cily'a accoun .
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V~n 3~hoonevel d and Comp any after the reorganization will be a firm
of t•1i ~·teen persons . The three partners in the firm have areas of
specia lty as follows: aud it, tax and management consulting . Their
~uu it artne r has ten years of expe rience in all aspects of accounting
incl ding som e governmental . There would be continuity in the
~nn ior ~uditor if the City's account we re to go with Van Schooneveld
1nd Company . The senio r auditor has be e n involved closely in the
City 's account f o r the past two years and has in my judgement
proven to e a ompct~nt sen ior auditor . From our conversations
with he firm, it woul d appear that this senior auditor would have
1 argc degree of control over our account . They feel that very
little , if ~n y, hours of familiarization would be lost due to the
changeo ver n their case.
Te C .ty Council is given the charge by the Home Rule Charter to
n~k e su re that an independent audit is made annually of all City
accounts . n uch audits will be mad e by Certified Public Accountants,
experienced n municipal account ng, selecte d by Council." The
firms are both ready to talk to the Council on onday, January 6th.
Due to he time constraints , a decision as to hich firm will
f n ish t e audit s hould be made as soo n as possible.
Karl ollcnberger
aslstan t City anager
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To : nrly ':cCown, Ci t,y !. nneer
Fro'll : l('lrl llollenberc;cr , AssistAnt City I' r.:q;e r
"1bjec udit,o r Selection , 1974 Finnncial Records
·1 tc : Jannary J , 197 5
Late lust ont h we were noLified that th e f rm of Von n~ 001PVP
Sh1•pl.t:1•d und Company , who l · ve crforr.H'd Lhe audit on lhc C'ly's
'inanci'll r ccr'.ls for the past f ou r-;,·· rs , is splitL 1 up 11s of
Febru11ry 1 , 1975 . You ma y re all t at he C ty ounc il au•~or'~ed
this fi ~n o r rf rr.i ~e audit on our fi1 incial rcccr .; o r o h
l '14 J l 75 ... t su~. er . !:e cl.less to "iy , '11 s ·its us d
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Van 8chooncveld and Company after the reorganization will be a firm
o f thirt~en per3ons . The three partners in the flrm have areas o f
sprcialty as foll ows : audit , ax and management consult ng . Thei r
aud it ~Pr ne r 1a s e n ye ars o f experience in all aspec s of accounting
nc ud D san e governmental . T ere would be continuity in the
senior audito r if the City 's account were to go with Van Schoonrve d
and Co mpan y . The senior audito r has been nvolved closel y i n the
City 's accou nt fo r the pas t tw o year s an d ha s in my Judgemen t
pro v e n to be a compeLent senio r audito r. From our conversations
wit h the firm , it would appea r that this senio r audito r wou d ha v e
a large degiee of conLro l ove r our accoun t . The y f ee l t h a t ver y
little , if any , hours of familiar zation 1 ould be lost due to the
r angeover in e r case .
The Cit y Council is given the charge b y the Horne Rule Charter to
na ke sure that an independent audit is made annuall y o f all City
accounts . " uch audits will be made b y Certi f ied Public Accoun 'nts ,
expe r cnced in mu nicipal account ng , selected by Council ." The
f r~s are both ready to talk to th e Counc i l on onday , January 6th .
Du e to the L me constra ints, a decision as to wh ch f rm will
fin1.tih the audit n l 1oul d be made as soon as possible.
K rl Nol enberg r
At>sistant City llanage r
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To: ndy .cCown , City nnager
From : Karl Nollenberccr, Ass sLant C ty l anage r
Su ject : Alcoholic Rehabilitatio n Proera m
Date : Januar y J, 1975
At he ast City ou ncil meeting on December 17th, 1974, e City
Council decided to table consideration of a Jjquor occupa ional a x
increase until the January 6th meeting . They reques ed at h t time
a report on the pos~ibility o f earmarking funds derived from any
ncrease to the n_w alcoholic rehabilitat on proeram b gun in the
st e as a r sult of legislative act on in 1974 .
Jerry Ke rPey, Alcoholic/Drug Coordinator nd !like Ke ley,
oordln or with Pol cc w o are both asso ia ed with the
Ara hoe n al I al h Center . The ~ental Health C nter ~ PCn given
the char of dev"lop ng n al oholic rehabilitation propram as a
re 1 t o f Bill 1279 resaed by e state legislature last year . This
ill made it no on er a er me to be drunk and pr~vid d for a 72 hour
stay for drunks picked up in a non-medical detoxification center .
D"bpi c the laws effective date of July 1st, 1974 , it is not eing
l~plPmen ed at his time except in a f w communities ln the sta e.
T e ap ro ria ons bill to build h sc de oxification c nt rs s arted
wi ha f gure of 5 .5 mill on and ul mat ly was passed wtth only
~.5 Million . This means ar;rox mat lt , ,500 for rapahoe County .
1 detoxification nter ls now in the planning s ag s
County. It is hoped t at final plans can be completed
by D j -·c r at he lat st with pl ~ n a ion immedl tely th~r after.
'hile a phys tral struc urc will ro ably e rovid d by the State
and County, operR ing funds are cxt.mely tight at this fme . The
urr nt opram consists of one p rson workin 1th polleP dPpart-
in ome ounsellng and doing r f rrals Lo 1 ~PS wh re
do ~xla .
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January J, 1975
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Fn~lcwood who would benefit fr om this program yet funds are too
tight to provide t ecc peraons with the services . Presently , the
Police in most places are calling taxi-cabs to sen d drunks home
rather than rying to cope with the lack of services . Mr . Kearney
was extcmcly interested in any funding possible for this endeavo r
nnd would be willing to meet wit h the City Council at their con-
venience o fur her expla n t e program an d its needs . I will be
available on the 6th o discu s the program forther if the Council
wishes to pursue t .
Karl Nollenb rger
ss Rtnnt City 'nager
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To : Andy l.foCovrn , Ci Ly t''lnugcr
F om : Karl Hollenberger, Assis ant C ty l'anager
Subject: ]coholic Rehabilitation Proeram
Date : JanuHy 3 , 1975
At he last City Council me ting on DP' mer 171h, 1974, h City
Council d ridcd to table consideration o f a liquor occupational tax
incr .11se until the January 6th meet.ii . T (;y rcqut.: t.f!d at. tha t time
a rerort on t c ossibility of earmark nG fu js Jer vrd rom a ny
ncrc"sc to the new nlrohol c rehab li a on .rorram Pcun n the
stn e as a result o f )P islall e act on in 1974.
I mel with Jerry Kearney, Alcoholic/Dr11 ,d 'l ":e l<el ey ,
Alcoholic Coord nator with Pol ~e ho Led ith the
J r , 1 0 ''ental H nl h CPn e . Tl-ie ' n l 11,. 1th C• n e n given
he chnrgc of dcv lopin nn 'lccl-iol c r habili o n rogr m RS a
re.ult of Bill 1279 pa•$ed by s\a e leg sla ure la t year . This
ill m de it no longer a er ~e o e drunk and prov d d for a 72 hour
J Ln y f~r drunks pi~kcd up in o non-m dlcal d toxiflcation nter.
Dc. i P. he laws e1'frc ive d11te o f July ls , 1974, it is not e1ng
imp ~ nted at this time xc pt in f Pw co~ unities in the stat .
The arrropria ions bill to build th e d~toxifi ation c nt~ro sLar ~d ~ith 11. f ~ure of $5 .5 million and ul rly was paqsed wi h only ~.5 mill on . ~h1 means approxlmat lL 8,~00 f or r p~hoe Coun y.
A 0 1.-medical detoxific11.tion c nt r s now 1n he p nnlng star.
n 'r ahoe County . It is op d that final plans can e cu~ple
by mi -rear at the la est •l h i pl men tion !mm dia•el Lh r1
c a physical structure will pro ably b rovided y ie St
n d o nLy, op ra Ing funds nre x emely tl&ht at this ~ Me . The
c 1r r•nt ~rogram cnnAisLs of on p rson worktn with policed par -
n doing om~ couns ltn nd olnr r r rrala to places wh re
s do xis .
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January J , 1975
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Ar . Kearney estimate d that there are fourty persons a month from
Enelewood who would benefit from this program yet funds are too
tieht to prov de thes e persons with the ser vices. Presently, the
Police in mos t p aces are calling taxi-cabs to send drunks home
rather Lha n trying t o cope with the lack of services . Mr . Kearney
was . xtcmely interested in any fu nding possible for this endeavor
and woul d be willing to meet wit h the City Council at their con-
venience t o further explain the program and its needs. I will be
a~ailable on the 6th to discuss the program forther if the Council
wishes to pursue it.
Karl Nol en e rger
ssistan t City anager
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To : nrly ~cC01n, City :a necr
From : K~rl ~oll nberger, Assistant City tanager
ubjcct : Al~oholic Reha ilita ion Program
Date : January J, 1975
At t e last City Council meet ng on December 17th, 1974, the City
Council d cilled to table cons dera ion o f a li Jor occupational tax
ncrease un il the January 6th mcc ing. They •cquested at that time
a report on he possibility o f earmarking funds derived from any
incrPAqe to the ne w alcoholic rehab litation program begun in the
state as a result of legislative action in 974.
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I met with J rry Kearney, A coholic/Drug Coordinato r and Ll ke KPlley ,
Alco olic Coordinator wi~h Police who are both associated with the
rapf\ oe l ental l11>alth Center. The ~ental Health Center hao been given
the c~arge of cvelo p ng an alcoholic rehabilitation proeram as a
re ult of Bill 1279 passed by the sta e legislature last year. This
bill funde it no anger a crime to be drunk and provided for a 72 hour
s•1y for drunks picked up in a non-medical detoxification c .nte r.
t sp ite the laws effective date of July 1st, 1974 , it is not Ping ·~plem nted at this time except in a few communities in the state .
T e approp ri ions bill o build these detoxifi~ation cent rs started
wi ha f cure of 5.5 million and ulti mat. y ·as p~sse with only
.5 million . This mens approxim telt S,500 for Ar pahoc County.
A nor.-~e ical \ toxification center is now in he p anning s a a
in County. It is oprd th t final plans c~n e compl ted
at the 1 t st wi h implement tion i m diately herpaf er.
ical structure will probably provided by the State
op rating funds arP ext ~ely tight at this time. The
r m co st ts of on person workin with police d part-
ome 01n ~ling and oing r r rrals to place• wh re
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FnRlewo od who would benef t fr o m this program yet funds are too
Light to provide these persons with the services . Presently , the
Pol ce in most places are calling taxi-cabs to send drunks home
rat her than trying to cope wilh the lack of se rvices . Mr. Kearne y
was cxt cme ly interested in any fu nding possible fo r this endeavo r
and would be willing to meet with the City Council a t their con-
venience to further explain the program an d its needs . I will be
ava ilable on the 6th to discuss the program farthe r i f the Counci l
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Karl Nollenberger
Assistant City Manager
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To : Pd y Mccown , Cit y ~anage r
Fr o m : Ka r l Nollenberge r, Ass i stan t Ci t y .anage r
ubject : Alcoholic Reha bi litat i o n P rog r a m
Dite : Janua ry J , 1 975
At the last City Council meeting on Deeem er 17th, 197 4 , the C ty
Council decide d Lo ta bl e consi erut on o r a liquor occupat i onal ta x
increase until th e Jan u a ry 6th meeting. They requeste d at that time
a report on he possibility o f earmarking funds de r i v e d fr om an y
increase to the new alcoholic r eha b ili atio n progra m begun in th e
state as a rPsult o f legislat v e actio n i n 1974 .
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lcoholic r ordina or with Police who ore both assoc ated with the
Arap'l .oc '" n nl HPalt h CPn er . The :.lcn al Healt h Cente r h'l.s been given
the c!'lree of develop .~ 'ln 'llcoholic rehabili ation program as a
r oult of Bill 1279 par~ed by the s ate legislature las yea r. This
bill mnde it no longe r a er me to be drunk nnd prov c d f or a 72 hour
stay for rlr nks picked u p i n a non-medical detoxi f ication cente r .
spite the 11ws f f cti v e date o f J u ly lat , 197l , it is not eing
MP P entcd at his time except i n a f e w comnuni ies in he state .
The a ropriations bill o build these d~toxification centers starte
wt ha figure o f $5 .5 mill on and u ma e y was pusscd with only
.5 million . 1his rneMnS 'lP roxi atelt $8,500 fo r Arapahoe Coun y .
1 Jetoxifi a ion en er is now in the planning s ages
County . It is l1oped that final plans can be compl
1y mid-y ar at th 1 eat with plllm ntntion im edia ely hr rt r.
I ile a l1y s i al tr•1ctur will probably b 1rovided b y the S nte
rnd 011nty, op .r tin funds are xt m ly tight at thi time. The
•11 rr n nt p r o r m consist• of one person wor~in with police depart-
oin •1u s ling and doing ref rrala o places •h~re
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Mr. Kearney estimated that there are fourty persons a mont h from
Eng wood who would benefit from this program yet funds are too
tight to provide theae persons with the services . Presently , the
Polic e in most places are calling taxi-cabs to send drunks home
r athe r than trying to cope with the lack of services . Mr . Kearney ~as ext mely interested in an y funding possible for this endeavor
a nd 1ould be willing to meet with Lhe City Council at thei r co n-
v e ni e nce to fur the r explain the program and its needs. I will be ~vai]a ble on the 6th to discuss the program farther i f the Council .'i s hes to pursue it .
Karl Nollen erge r
Assistant City anager
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OFFICERS AsSocIATIO~ ~ COLORADO MUNICIPAL FINANCE
Meeting January 23, 1975
10:00 A.M.
AGENDA '
l. Police-Fire Legislation Update ----------------Jerry Bellows
2. Career Development ----------------------------Irv Christner
J. Financial Report ------------------------------Vic Vance
4. Discussion of Charter flight for Montreal MFOA Conference
5. Revisions of MFOA By-laws
6. Spring CMFOA Program --------------Don Oatman )
Bob Oshima ) Co -Chairmen
7. Fall CMFOA Program ----------------Karl Nollenberger, Chairman
At t ending
Irv Chri s tner, President
J o hn Maxwell, Vice President
Karl Noll e nb e r er, Secretary
Vic Va nc e , Tr eas urer
Je rry Be ll o ws , Boa rd
Bo b Oshima, Boa rd
Bob Br oom, Board
Don Oat an, Program , Spring
Loca ion of eeting
Commerce City
City Hall
5 2 91 . 60th Avenu
Com r ce City, Colora d o
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
CO T OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEME T
DISTRICT NO. 74 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: TO APPROVE
AND CO FIRM THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB-
LJCATION AND MAILI G OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITH! THE DISTRICT: AND TO APPROVE THE
COMPLETIO OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of Englewood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap-
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C., enacted Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1974,
creating Sidewalk improvement District No. 74, and providing
for the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been comple ted and the total costs of such improvements have
been reliably ascertained.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That, subject to the provisions and conditions
cont ined within the said Ch rter and Ordinances, City Coun-
cil hereby declares that it is its intent to approve the
whole cos t of the improvemen ts made in and for Sidewalk Im·
provem nt Di. tr ic t No. 4, to approve and confirm the appor-
tionment of said cos t to each lot or tract of land in aid
D1 tr1 c t and to a sess a share of said cost against e ch lot
or trac of 1 nd in the Di trict, and to approve the com ple ·
t ion of aid di trict.
z. upon s id es ment
will b Hall, 3400 outh
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tially the following fo rm :
NOTICE OF PU BLIC HEARING UPON THE COSTS AND
ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 74, CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, AND OF A
HEARING UPON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
SAID COSTS AND ASSESSMENTS.
All own e rs of real estate and property located in
Sidewalk Impr ovem e nt District No. 74 created by Ordinance No.
23, Series of 1974, City of Englewood, Colorado, and all per -
sons generally, are hereby notified that the const ruct ion of
the improvements for Sidewal k District No. 74 has been com-
pleted and the costs thereof have been ascertained, and that
the City Council is of the intent to approve and confirm the
a pport ionment of said costs to each lot or tract of land in
said District; to assess a share of said costs against each
lot or tract i n said District; and to prescribe the manner
of collection and payment of said assessments; and that the
City Council at its regular meeting on January 6, 1975, adop-
ted a resolution setting fort h its intent to approve said
costs and assessments.
Said persons are further notified as follows:
(a) The whole cost of said improvements is the
sum of $48, 83.02.
(b) Of said sum of $48,783.02 , the City of Engle-
wood will pay $13,344.20, leaving a balance of $35,438.82 to
be assessed against the real property in said District.
(c) The sum of $35,438.82 will be apportioned to
the real prop rty in said Distric t and asses ed as follows:
As essment -Sidewalk District No. 74, Englewood, Colorado
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That any complaints or objection ~h1~h ~ •
made in writin by the owners of land wi in h
o th City Council and filed in the Offi of r
of Finance on or before Thur day, th 0th da
19 5, will be heard and determined b th City
for he pas g of an ordinanc a es in th
impro\ ment .
Complain or objections to the propo ed
ment will be he rd b he City Council on Monday,
d of Febru ry, 19 S, at the hour of :30 p.m. at
Hall, 3400 outh lati, Englewood, Colorado.
WIT.' m hand nd official seal this of 19 4.
I I Karl ollen
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Dir ctor of Fin nc
ex-off cio City Cl
Publi h d in: Th En lewood Herald entinel
Pub li s h cl on: J nu ry 9, 1 nd 2 1975 . -, ,
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4. That the s ummary of the Notice to be mailed
to each ow ner of property to be assessed for the cost of
i mprov eme nts shall be i n substantially the following form:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colo.
80110
Ja nuary 10 , 1975
To property owner s in Englewood Sidewal k Improvement District
74:
The assessment roll for Side walk Improve ment District 74 in
Engle wood, as comple ted i n 19 74, is now on file in the offi ce
of th Director of Financ , 340 0 S. Elati St., Englewood ,Colo.
According to the assessment roll, the amount assessed against
the followi ng described proper t y whi c h you are listed as owning
(legal description )
i s of ----for concrete improvements in the block -----
PLEA E PLACE LEGAL DESCRIPTJO A ABOVE 0 OR WI TH ALL PAYME TS.
publ1 hearing on the essme nt s agai nst the property con -
cerned in th District will be held on February 3 , 1975, at
~:30 p.m. in the Council Ch mber t 3400 S. Elati St. See
d t il legally adverti d in the E GLEWOOD HERALD SE TI EL
on J nuary 9, 16, nd 2 , 19 5. Written prote t wil l be re -
ei ed up to J nu ry 30, 1 5, in the Director of Finance's
offic nd con idered t th above meeting.
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ADOPTED AND APPR OVED THIS
1975.
-------DAY OF
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex of fi cio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the
Ci y of Englewood, State of Colorado, hereby certify that the
above is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Resolution
No. _____ , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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1974
FlNAL ASSESSMENTS
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2755 S. Lincoln
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77.18 -1'71 34 1 12 023 44 ; I
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38.21 -1971 34 1 12 024 S S' I
Scott, Lavell r. ' 471 all
Dorothy J., Jt Teo 46 ; II 1/2
JOO' S. Lin co 1.n 45
182.60 -U7l 34 1 lJ 001 11 7
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)000 s. Lincoln 2
404.75 -1'71 34 1 lJ 004 5, 7
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-1971 J4 1 ll 012
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3072 S. Lincoln
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Anna K. ' Ca~ter,
dancy D., Jt Ten
1-4 2 TLll Pribour9a Bel. lat
3001 S. Lo9an
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T., Theodore J., 6
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3012 S. lo'Jlan St.
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larbara A . , Jt Ten
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lo20 s. Lo9an
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Carolyn L. Jt. Ten
2990 S. Logan
-1'71 )4 l 22 007
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2n6 s. l.o<J&n
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l>enve.r, Colo. BOlOt
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2n;, s . Lincol.n
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2k40 s. L i n c oln
-lt71 )4 l 26 006
Fisher, Percy L . •
(;race A ., JI: Ten
llU s. Li.ncol.D
-u11 >4 1 26 001
Cline, Williaa c . '
Elain e s., T rus t ee•
2774 I • .tl&nnoc k
-Ull )4 1 26 Oll
aavr atll, llobert w. 6
lloae N., Jt. TaA
2 UO S. J.inco l.A
-19 71 ,, 2 21 0 0 ,
J ll4 "'' .101• lne ' Russ 11 w., J Ten
01 4 •• Del•.,•re
-un >• 2 u on
r, Wllll L.
200 W. L t lt n Mlvd.
J.lt.tl tDn, Colo . 2Cl20
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Crace P. 12'02 s. LinoolnJ
1. ) ~illies Sub lies 6/7
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$ 92.46 -1971 35 2 16 003 7. • W B Betta lat Add to
T•7lor, Lorr• loe J. a E•aoatoa
27 S . Pearl
DenYer, Colo. 110209 (2930 s. DowDlDC)
65.19 -1971 35 2 20 002 3, 10
Barber, Tbereaa K. ..
3010 s. DowDlDC .
I 79.52 -1971 35 2 20 004 7. 10
Wllsoa, 11111 • ea,.1e •• 8
3030 a. Dowalq
[ 195.57 -1971 35 2 23 005 a 2 .&rapab-Acrea S•b
K.aealack, aoaale c . • Donna J.
3040 S ... rloD St .
I 65.19 -1971 35 2 23 007 7 2
Power•, .. DDlDI( J: • • Ell:ubetb C.
I 3060 s . .. rlo•
66.27 -1;11 35 2 23 008 • 2
Bach .. •, Kary L.
l070 s. Marion St.
I 166.77 -2077 03 2 01 002 Trac. • Sk•rritte 3rd Fla Jensen, Florence A . ' pt.
Edward C. Jt Ten ._. I 3518 S. BaDDOclt
47.76 -2077 03 2 01 003 10. I Jensen, Florence A . ' 11
I Edward c. Jt Ten
3518 S. BaDDOCk (3538 s ... ••ock)
59.70 -2077 OJ 2 01 004 12. I Skerrltta Add 3rd F1-
II Carl.aoa, Wllllaa A. " 3544 S. BaDDOCk
119. 39 -2017 OJ 2 01 001 18, • II ••l•, Leo J . • .. rle .&. 17
3510 ~· Ila DDOCk
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11 173.84 -2011 03 2 02 004 •• • Pewrwoa, Fred T. • Je•• JO
3531 s. Oaco ee
11 275.97 -2077 03 2 02 005 11. 5
Tor • Jolie • Violet 12
3542 I. Cb•rOILee • • •
167.15 -2071 OJ 2 12 002 l, l 1:-.1 ... _. •t•. av b\er, ralce Ill. a
JS 0 S. ar odnt (3102 s. ,,
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$ 88.23 -2D77 03 2 12 D04 5, l E~clewood Bl•
Buchler, Berolce •• 6
3580 S. Broad••7 (3612 S. Acoma)
f 176.46 -2077 03 2 12 005 7, l
So7der, Carol '· 8
3616 s. .Aco ..
I 135. 99 -2077 03 2 12 007 7, l •••• l[llllee Bd•7 Bl•·
Cl.ark, '••e• P'raocl• 8
3694 S. Aco .. r 40.47 -2077 03 2 13 009 13, 2
l[err, Edl tb M. 14
3669 s. Aco.11
I 34.03 -2077 03 2 13 Oll •• 2 Encle•ood Bl•.
Wederskl, Al•lD .L • • 10
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3617 a. Ac-
231.5 1 -2077 03 2 13 013 13,14 2
Crede, Boward 3. c/o • !I'
I •· G . llowaae 01 15
llS Glen coe St . (3605 S . Ac-)
Dea•er, Colo . 80222
620.85 -2077 03 2 13 014 16 2
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Bosard 3 • ao..aa,a.G . ..20•
llS Gle ncoe ot 15 (3601 S . Ac o-)
Dee•er, Colo. 8022 2
130.38 -2077 03 2 20 001 1,1, 4 Loc••d•l•
I J'ox, Glee w. • J:lh:•-n lO'ot
1tetb D. :a
1700 a . Bu ....
I 5 86.71 -2077 DJ 2 21 011 •• 10• 3
S.tee, Clereac:e '· • ot 46,
Dorotbea I . ell of 47-48
3701 a . ro• at .
I 302 . 31 -2077 OJ t :n 019 46-2
0rtc1•••, S•er ett 3 •• 48
B ell le
3 701 :a. Et.ti
I 157.15 -2077 OJ t 1 2 011 22 , 1 2 8 ..... ,. 8 l • •
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I 161. 90 -2on OJ 4 u 012 :ti . 12
b, 8 e•r7 A. • 26
•trsl•t. •• 4 0'7 •• Lns••
I l,102.07 -2071 OJ 4 21 OU 4 7 , 21
Co re, w l t er M. • 48 • °"' 1 It.
41 01 •• 1e
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$ 46. 72 -2077 04 4 OJ Ola • 3 Loffreda Sub I Bobcat, Jo•a lt.lirte
c/o Joa o Cosb7
3985 s. J••oo
I 466.12 -2077 04 4 03 OH • 3 Buclcaaster, Setb A.
3975 S. J••o• .. ,
174.92 -2077 04 ' 03 020 7 3 lAokford, ,_A. •
P'raacea C. I 3965 a. J••o•
157.71: -2077 04 ' 08 011 11 2 Oz ford Bl• Ford, Jobo E. • Le•era Y. 4270 •• JDCa ' 6 5 .19 -2077 04 ' 08 020 20 2 Dr7de•, Jerr,A • • ' •••c7 L. uao s. Jaao.
1 9 5 .57 -2077 04 4 09 001 l l Coldlr o•, Paul • • • I htbe rl•• A.
4100 a . J••o•
147. 09 -2077 04 ' 09 002 2 1 Ba rne-a , bor , s . • ' Allee s .
4101 S . J••o•
119.51 -2077 04 ' 09 003 3 1 I 9oleo, Or• P . • lieu la •• 4110 S . Jaaoa
78.19 -2077 04 ' 09 004 4 l I .. •l&l•, Dl•id A • • C.role L .
4 120 •• ,,.._
241.20 -2077 CM 4 ff 007 7 l ' lk:llroeder, Dew•1 •• a . • C:. 7la D.
4 150 a . J ••o• St.
I 5.19 -2077 lM ' 09 001 • 1 Br•tla, a ert '· • • C:. I••• 1.,
t l8f1 a • .l••o• It.
I 130.3 -2077 04 4 09 OU lJ l •111~. Clo•rla• C. • 8uJda A . • •••••, Sl .~••or A . I ,., •• la •
• • 195. 57 -1077 oc 4 0 OU 14
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4 1 4 ~ •• r .. c . •~. I 10 .74 0'11 CM 4 10 010 14 " e II • .. .,. • J a• Julh 11 ~1 •• ford ,.1, I
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$109.74 -2077 04 4 10 011 l3 l Rose l!e•dows
Creeo, Robert E. .. I !". Ela iae
1121 w. Oxford Pl.
I 380.18 -2077 04 4 10 013 11 l
Carter. Mel•i• "· • .Janet C.
1071 W. Oxford Pl.
I 65.19 -2077 04 4 10 015 • 1
Pebrsoa. A••• M.
1021 w. Oxford Pl.
I 108.65 -2077 04 4 11 012 7 8a7e• Sub
Leabardt, Ardell ••• t...ur• ..
<!23S s. u ....
218.38 -2077 04 4 11 018 u
a.ker. Robert L • • Acaes S.
417S s. Lipo•
108.65 -2077 04 t 11 020 15
•oatc•p, S..rb•r• J.
USS S. Lipa•
219.47 -2077 04 t 12 011 J 2 aoee Me•dowa
Car•er. Keon7 G • ..
Trelu It.
1072 •. Oxford Pl.
115 .17 -2077 04 t 12 012 t 2
.. lcb, atchard .& • • Delore•
1092 •• Oxford Pl
132.53 -2077 04 4 u 014 • :J
Yaoce.r, Georc• It • • Ed•• I::.
1076 •• Prlacetoa Pl.
219.47 -2077 04 t lJ 015 7 ,
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011 •• J.
1095 •. Prlacetoa Pl.
219.47 -2077 04 • n 01• • J Turaer, C'll•a. L ••
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uoe •. Prl•Cf'tO• Pl .
218.38 -2071 04 t lJ 017 s J
•• .ua a•n, Orvlll " . • Cl&ra A.
11 21 •. Prla at • Pl.
44 1.12 -2077 04 t , OU J
u ay,. C:ary 4 Mary • UH w. c1,..,.eto1t Pl . •
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303. 74
65.19
130 .• 38
66.28
195.57
129.29
194.48
65.19
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108.65
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Britt, Elvo a . •
C•rol1• G.
4JOO s . .l••OD Ct.
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Widris, Georse S • .Ir. •
Id• E.
4J06 S . .l••o• Ct.
-2077 09 l OJ . 004 T
•lck, .l•ck L. • Gloria •·
4J01 S • .l•eO•
-2077 O!I 1 04 001
Sl•Dberr7, Cecil A. •
.. r7 A.
4300 s. bl.a-~
-2077 09 1 04 004
•cC•ule7, P.ul •. •
.. re• C. • Gordon
4Jso s. Ialaa.atb st.
-2077 O!I 1 04 011
Terb•rk, Scott A. •
S•odr• IL
431!1 S • .l•soa Ct.
-2077 0!1 1 04 012
Breckel, Georse a. •
Debbra .I.
4313 s . .IOSOD Ct.
-2077 O!I 1 OS 002
l•••er, Cb.arlea S. •
P8tricla A.
4310 S. Lipaa
-2077 01 1 OS 003
•t1••. DoD014 '· • kr7le I .
4320 S . Llpaa
-2077 OI l OS 004
Fora .. a, llllrold D . •
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4330 s . Llpea
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Abbott, Karl L . • Zdltb
1231 •. aadclltt A••.
-2077 01 1 11 010 JO ,
Si ller, t.wrc•c• L. • 11 aa ... et r .
4 S&S S. lee•
-2077 01 1 12 001
ers•-•. l:lro7 A . •
Ari••• D.
4 SOO S. C..h .. tb t.
-%077 ot I 11 007
Do•ler, ••rr1 C. •
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$ 65.19 -2077 09 l 12 001 , If• l oes Sub I Rucc~r•, Rob~rt P • • Wll•• F.
4590 s. l[a i. .. tb
65.19 -2077 09 l 13 OCM
aear,, L. Praeklla •
4 l Laaa -ll•erz Sub
K-rcla L.
4540 S. Llpo• St.
65.19 -2077 09 l 13 OCM1 • 1
Bobb7, Gerald a. •
&oeaauod A.
I 4570 S. Lipa•
108.65 -2077 09 1 15 007
Fraser,, .Juanita. L ..
4SMS s. LipAn Ct.
I (4585 S. Llpa• Ct.)
393.31 -2077 01 f 11 004 •.75' H r . P. Cu-erw lldw7 •t• Bendry, C&Lroll S. of plot 2
Jr. • Marie A . Jt Ten ' 414!1 s. Inca
40.47 -2077 10 1 04 001 1-3, 31 s . .., ... , •t• Doo7, Tba-a a . • •.lot 4
.. rcaret J.
4302 s. Loe•• St.
242.85 -2077 10 1 04 002 a.I Of 31 Calltlu, Clora C. •. all l 4320 s. Lo1•• 5 • g
337.29 -2077 10 l CM 005 11, 31 I All••, Carl 11 • • 12
C.raldi•• a.
4344 a. Lac••
226.01 -2077 10 1 05 020 40, n I ll:lapper, , ..... r . • 41, ~•ou L. ••t:. • I •lle7 •dJ • uu a. Lac••
I 178.97 -2077 10 1 •on 41, ST
Bell l•, In• L . • 41 ,
11 11-•• ••e. • I .11 .. , •dJ.
4 311 s. Los••
I 814.87 -2077 10 1 °' 011 2•-fl
Beput 1, Jo a D. Jr • • :u • .. tt7 L •
447$ S . Ll9C•l•
I 576.68 -2077 10 l 09 OlS ll, 41 arrth , ca,. c . SJ
44 13 S . Llttole
I 130.38 -2077 10 1 01 01 •• u
• •••, ad •rd .I . 40 • • • c/o .. .Joa "· r1 " 4UO I. Ch r • •~ . I 130.38 -2077 10 l 10 001 t -:a 42
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405.26
86.92
239.03
434.60
246.93
2 60 .76
65.19
325.95
551. so
6 8 5.32
279.86
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-2077 10 l 13 01'
Roberta. Luelle L.
4425 S. Peoa
-2077 10 1 13 020
Laad• Charles W.
4t23 s. p., ...
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-2077 10 1 27 001
Rounds. Robert L. '
Dorothy "·
46H S. Sheraua
-2071 10 1 27 005
Mrer•. Wllll•• a. •
Dorotla, .a.
4636 s. Slae...aa
-2071 10 l 31 011
3ooea. Fraocla a.
302 Seveotla A••·
J"airbaau. Ala•lta 99701
-2077 10 1 31 OU
Stepbeaa, ~all• P.
4685 s ......
-2077 10 2 11 Olf
aol.aberc, Robert a. •
Jro...a L.
4589 S • .&ca.a
-2071 10 2 11 OU
Pe•toa. J• ... Warr•• •
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4851 s . haoa
-2017 10 2 2J 001
Wloitakar. Paal D. •
~o .&•-.a.
4500 s. GD la pea•
-2077 10 2 28 011
Kapler, Lllll•• a .
4881 a . aar oll-
-20T1 10 2 21 ooe
.. , •• , Wllkrt a ••
•~r ial T . t r .. t • ..
4 870 S. Cloer• -
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1,355.94
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Tool, StepbeD C. A
Patrich A.
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Bt• desc •s bee at pt oa
S llDe S •••b St •b la
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Jnr cor or bU 65 lb S
10 ft lb· K 125 ft t~ B
60 ft tb • 125 ft to pt
Of bes
-2077 10 • 16 018 18 80 T-• • CouDtr, Sub
Er•l•, $11111• ••
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·. Indianapolia, Ind. •5205
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AGENDA FOR
THE Rl:GULi\R MEETDIG C.-'1'KB
ENGLEWOOD CITY COONC:U.
~y 6 , 1975
i : ~o r.:-1 . .ill t c o r d r, invocation by Reverend Fred Hahn ,
lm~uel Lut.h,e r an Ch urch, 369 5 South Acom&, pledge
nt allegi nee by Boy Scout Troop #154 a n d roll
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v' (d) · ~1•u <'~ Ol t.he requld.r mectJ r.g of De=eaiber 1 7,
197.;. (l Pi s enclo<:ed .)
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'.•s , Engl""' ::>is t.r 1c Mana ger
·rvic >np.J.11y. will aw ar
tl'C i1 to pr ~. t; t-h ft:tn<:'11ise t:.."I c >1:
iuart r o. "7..1 •
i~JD'"lS, 3140 c.JULh .~la~~re,
d scu • r1cu. l'.latt~r~.
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3 . Canmunications -No Action Re~de ,.
(b) Report from the Chief of Police, J. L. Clasby,
on his attendance at a Training Conference
"New s ystem in law Enforcement and Cri.ainal
Justice" in Phoenix, Ariaona. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Transmittal o f the 1975 budget. (Copies
enclosed.)
(d) Re port from th Assistant City Mana ger con-
cerning' lonq t ra debt and other commitments
of e Ci Ly. (Copies enclo sed.)
(e) Mern randuna r th Assistant City Ma.nAger to
th City nager concerning the volunteer fire
d parunent budget for 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Ma il9ra1 L Mayor Tayl<>l." fl'Olll the National
qu 01 Ci 1ea conoeminq the Fair labor
::..-ndar Ac t. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) port the Aaaiat&nt City Mana ger to tl
C J y Ma.na 1 r concerning -les and us tax
r venues ·or 1974. (Copies enclosed.)
4 . Commmica tJ.ons -Ac:ticlll aec:~nded.
p.,.,. , ... , .. _ ....... ~,,...,"' ........ ,.
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<a> Recc.nen t 1on froa the Planning and Zall!.ng
coauussi on the vaoati.on of South Lip&n Str e
north of Weat oan:.outh Avenue. (Copiea and
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or wance enclosed.)
~ ora.ndU11 f roa the Director of 1 c: ru
r q rding the i.NJt&ll.&tion of pedestrian c r oss-
ing ICOp i ..clotMld.)
randwa -rca th
I'urc a1inq nt c
b ds for enci.D9 &looq
a .. in. (OOpi. .. o
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4. Ccmaunications -Action ~ded.
{),.. S.!><=~ -"-T.-t\::'l=T
,_..., oco u..>..j s.' r.>"'"'1.-<o°"'b
f=..>c ~·~~-...'~" ~~~P .
(e) Memorandum frca the A&aiatant City Manager and
the Personnel Director to the City ~r
concerning federal ~ayment assistance.
(Copies enc losed.)
(f) Memorandum froa the Director of Public Wo:dta
to the City Manager concerning the city ditch
crossing at Oxford. (Copies encl08ed.)
e~·"'"'~ o-" ·A-
f11~rlefU.""'IJ) 131'\:o.1~
(g) Memorandum froa the Aalli•t&nt City N&naqer to
we City Manager concerniAg auditor selection
for the ':!.9 75 financial audit. (Copies enclosed.)
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(a ) Ordinance o n final. r9&dinq relating to the
C ity 's investaent polici... (Pa .. ed on first
readin9 on Decmber 17, 1974.)
(b) Ordinanc on final r•diD9 rel.atinq to i"o lic
and Fir Pension Funda. (l'laased on first
re.ding oo Decmber 17, 1974.)
(c) ftesolution authoriaiil9 publicatioo of aaseas-
-.nta for Sia-lk District 174 and •t&bll51\i.ng
a date foL a public beari.DI). (Cop1-enclosed .)
(d) Resolution autboriaiaq DeCJOtiatiallS for the
purchaa• o f property for dle ltiver 119develop-
-nt P roJ ct. (CopiM .nclc»ed.)
(•) Report on tM ~for~ the Beal.th
Ther Ord1-• o .c.o .... ,. .. cc
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A .it\.'f'\""'"-.• '°'"'-
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" "-(f) Re rt concerninq .. laey CCllll*'8&tion differ-
c betw9en ailit.ary uic! jury duty lea
(9) At rney's Choi
c ty
<•> fr John J. Qmther, l:Xeclltive Directo r
i ted a t.a • Conf•~ of Mayon, r•-
rticipation by th Ci y of 91
oci.a ion. (Copiu cl ed.)
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Janua ry 6 "'Jenda
6. City Manager. (Continued)
(b)
Dl=>-Lo-<l I(~ l> .,, , ..........
J,,...i io't!' "tu o •!>'-""!>
A1t~o \.-\L......,.,_T tt A ~''"'-
Report f roa the Assistant City ll&nilqer on
proposed us-of income frQlll liquor oecvpa-
tional tax. (Copies of report, Ordinance on
final reading and Bill foi: an Ordinaace ·
enc l0&ed.)
(c) Resolut ion of int.it for ,.,vinq Diatrict t22.
(Resolution .and llemorlllldma .,cloeed.)
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(d) Manager's Choice.
('Ji. 'dt:!"'r'l ' f' w ',. 'f
Gener&l Di..scuasl.on.
(&) 8'ayor's Ololce.
(b) Council Member's Choice.
8. AdjO\Ulllr.ent.
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Atm'f PC CXJlfll
City Manager
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 6 , 1975
7:30 P .M. Call t o order, invocation by Reverend Fred Hahn,
Inwanuel Lutheran Church, 3695 South Acoma, pledge
of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop #154 and roll
call.
l. Minutes.
(a ) Minutes of the regular meeting of December 17,
1974 . (Copies enclosed .)
2 . Visitors.
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(a ) Kr. Harold Rust, Engl ood District Manager
of th Public Service Company, will &JlPe&r
before c cil to pr sent th franchia checlc
for the 4 quarter of 1974.
(b) Kr . M . M. Su.Mrs, 31 40 South Delaware, will
be present d~•cus• various 11&tters .
~ (c) the fi1:11 of Henningson,
Inc. , Consul ting E1\9 ine rs ,
tio on a-rding of
Bi-City aste ater Treat-
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3 . Communications -No Action Recoimnended .
Report from the Chief of Police, J. L. Clasby,
on his attendance at a Training Conference
"New Systems in Law Enforcement and Criminal
Justice" in Phoenix, Arizona. (Copies enclosed.)
/(c) Transmittal of the 1975 budget. (Copies
enclosed .)
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Report from the Assistant City Manager con-
cerning long term debt and other commitments
of the City . (Copies enclosed.)
randum fr the Assistant City Manager to
th City nager concerning the volunteer fire
d.~rt:men t budget for 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
Hailgr t o Mayor Taylor from the National
Lea of Cities concerning the Pair Labor
St..andard Act. (Copies enclos d.)
port fr the Assistant City Manager to the
C y Ma.nag r cone ming sales and us tax
revenues for 1974. (Copies nclosed.)
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4. Communi cations -Action Recommended.
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lo\emorandum from the ASsistant City Manager and
the Personnel Director to the City Manager
concerning federal unemployment assistance.
(Copies enclosed.)
Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning the city ditch
crossing at Oxford . (Copies enclosed.)
Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
th City Manager concerning auditor selection
for the 1975 financial audit. (Copies enclosed. l
J'-ty Attorney.
)<a l Ordinance on final reading relating to the
City's investment policies. (Passed on first
r ding on oecelllber 17, 1974.)
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Ordtnance on f i.n&l reading relating to Police
and Fire Pension Fund•. (Passed on first
reading on December 17, 1974.)
solution authorizl.llg publication of ass sa-
inenta for Sid~lk Di.strict t74 and establishing
a e for a put.lie hearing. (Copies encl011ed. l
gotiation•
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6 . City Manager. (Co ntinued)
/cb) Report from the Assistant City Manager on
proposed uses of income from liquor occupa-
tional tax. (Copies of report, Ordinance on
final reading and Bill for an Ordinance
enclosed.)
Resolution of intent for Paving District 422.
(Resolution and Memorandum enclosed.)
V{d) Mana ger's Choice .
7. General Discussion .
(a) May or's Choic •
(b) Council M r's Choic •
AdJournment.
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INTRO DUCE D AS A BILL BY COUNC ILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND S, CHAPTER 1,
TITLE XI II OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE-
DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR
CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES.
Section 1
That sections 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII,
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to
read as follows:
13-1 -3 CLASSIFICATIONS
The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than
medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby
defined and separately classified as such occupation
f or the pu rposes of this section as follows:
(a) Class "A" Operators: ·All operators who are
licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous
liquors for consumption on the premises as
hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A"
Operators.
(b) Class "B" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the
dr i nk for cons umption on the prem ises shall
be Class "B" Operators.
(c) Class "C" Operato rs : All operators licensed
as retail liquo r sto re s to sell in oriinal
containers for consuaption off the premises
shall be Class "C" Operators.
(d) Cla "0" Operators: All operators licensed
as dru& store to sell malt, vinous or spir·
ituou liquor in orifinal containers for con-
uaption off the pre• es, shall be Class "D"
Operators.
(e) Class "E" Operators: All operators licensed
to s 11 malt, vinous, or spirit~ous liquors
as clubs are Class "E" Op rators.
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Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption off
the premises of the licensee.
Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both
on and off the premises of the licensee.
13-1 -4 AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal-
endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon
the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous
liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said
occupation has been classified as follows:
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For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class "Cu Operators the SUJll of $500.00
For All Class "D'' Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "E" Operators the sua of $500.00
For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class ''G" Operators the sum of $900.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
2. For all class "F" and "G'' operators,
each year on the date of issuance,
and shal l be delinquent thirty (30)
days thereafter.
(c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (excep t for class "F" operators): or
the TAXING ORDI A 'CE SKALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO J UARY 1,0F ANY YEAR, th
fee shall be prorat d for the reaainln&
por ion of the year or the RCMAINI G POR ·
TION OF ANY CLASS "f" AND "G" OPERATOR'S
LICE S . How er, if such business i act·
u lly in existence and only te•porarily
closed, no such proration shall be aade,
and no refund shall be •ade to any p rson
who di continues id usinel.S durin& the
year.
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All prorated fees herein provided, shall be ·
due and ~ayable upon the beginning of busi-
ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR,
and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there-
after. Interest shall accrue on all delin-
quent fees from the date of delinquency until
paid or collected at the rate of l' per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th
day of December, 1974.
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGUL!l.R MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 6, 1975
7:30 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Fred Hahn,
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 3695 South Acoma, pledge
of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop #154 and roll
call .
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of December 17,
1974. (Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
3.
(a) Mr. Harold Rust, Englewood District Manager
of the Public Servic Coal,pany, will appear
befor Council to pr sent the franchis check
for th 4th quart r of 1974.
(b) Mr. M. M. s.._rs, 3140 South Delaware, will
be pr sent to discuss various -tters.
(c) pres ntativ s fro. the f ra of Henninqaon,
Ourbaa, Richardaon, Inc., Consulting Eng~,
will -It a pre ntation on th a~rding of
a contract for th Bi-City Waste Wat r Tr t-
nt Plant .
(d) Kr. W lt Imhoff Of th
and Saaford will be
in plans for
nt Pl (,..mr·an•:nm
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3. Communications -No Acti on Reconmended.
(b) Report from the Chief of Police, J. L. Clasby,
on his attendance at a Training Conference
"New Systems in Law Enforcement and Criminal
Justice" in Phoenix, Arizona. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Transmittal of the 1975 budget. (Copies
enclosed.)
(d) Report from the Assistant City Manager con-
cerning long term debt and other c~tments
of the City. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
the City Manager concerning the volunteer fire
departaent budget for 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Mailgram to Mayor Taylor from the National
League of Cities concerning the Fair Labor
Standards Act. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Report from the Assistant City Manager t o the
City Manager concerning sales and use tax
revenues for 1 974. (Copies enc losed.)
4. ec-unications -Action Rec~ded.
Ca ) Rec~dat ion f roa the Planning and Zoning
C~ssioo on th vac&ti on of South Lipan str-t
north of We s t Dartllouth Avenue. (Cop i e s and
ordinance enclosed.)
(b) Meao randua frca the Director of Public Worlts
re<J&rding th inat&ll&ti on of pedestrian c ross -
ings . (Copies enc los ed.)
(c) Memora.ndua from th Director of Pi.nanc a nd
th Purchasing A nt concerning the •-rding
of bida for ! ncinq alon9 the South Stora
Draina9 Basin. (Copi o! ~and
enclosed.)
(di ran fr the Assistant City r,
Director of r and Recreation, and Purchaaing
Ag t cone rninq th awarding o bida for tree
beautification in th Broac!way .ed (Copi
nclo d.)
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4. Communications -Action Recommended.
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager and
the Personnel Director to the City Manager
concerning federal unemployment assistance.
(Copies enclosed.)
(fl Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning the city ditch
crossing at Oxford. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
the City Manager concerning auditor selection
for the 1975 financial audit. (Copies enclosed.)
5. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading relating to the
City's investment policies. (Passed on first
reading on December 17, 1974.)
(bl Ordinance on final reading relating to Police
and Fire Pension Funds. (Passed on first
reading on DecMlber 17, 1974. l
(c) Resolution authorizing publication of assess-
ments for Sid~lk District ll74 and establishing
a date for a public hearing. (Copies encl<>11ed.)
(dl Resolution authorizing negotiations for the
purchase of property for the River Redevelop-
-nt Project. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Report on the request for a.ending the Ke<h
Therapy Ordinance.
(f) Report concerning sal.ary cOG1pensation differ-
ences between llilitary and j ury duty 1 ..
Cg) At rney•1 Oloice •
City Man& r.
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6. City Manager. (Continued)
(b) Report from the Assistant City Manager on
proposed uses of income fran liquor occupa-
tional tax. (Copies of report, Ordinance on
final reading and Bill for an Ordinance
enclosed.)
(c) Resolution of intent for Paving District •22.
(Resolution and Memorandum enclosed.)
(d) Manager's Choice.
7. General Discussion.
(al Mayor's Choice.
(bl Council Member's Choice.
e. Adjournment.
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City Manager
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
December 17, 1974
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on December 17, 1974,
at ?:JO P.M.
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor.
The Mayor asked for a roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Counc il Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Blessing,
Clayton, Ta lo r.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City anager Mccown
City At orney Berardini
Di r ector of Finance Nollenberger
Di r ecto r of Utilities Ca rr oll
Chief of Police Clas y
ayor Taylor commented tha this wa s an adjourned meeting
pr vious evenin in whi ch a q orum had no b en present.
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A OTIO TO APPROV! T
1974. Upon he call
R! LAR !!TI G OF DEC BER 2,
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Ayu: Co ell
Brown, Clay o , Taylor.
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T eyor de hr d mo ion carri d.
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Mr . Ken Mausolf, r epresent ing the Centennial-Bi-
centenn i al Comm! tee, was p r esent o r equ est funds fo r the
Englewood Project.
Mr. Aausolf reques te d $2,500 fo r seed money for the
Bi -Centennial Committee stating that it would be used o ge the
projec s off the round and in o he plannin stage for the 1976
celebratio .
Aayor Taylor sta ed that this was an o v erall project
wi h peopl f r om all walks of life in the City involved .
Councilman Mann stated that although he supported he
overall project, he was cautious on the $2,500.
COUNCIL !AAN .{AN l OVED AND COUNCILMAN CL AYTON SECONDED
A 'lOTION 70 APPROPRIATE $1,500 AS SEED MO EY TO THE BI-CENTENNIA:
COMMITTEE OUT OF 1975 FU S . Upon the call of the r oll, the vo e
r esul ed a follow s :
Ayes: Council embers Jon s, Sovern , Mann, Brown,
Blessi ~. Clay on, Taylo r.
Nays: None
A sen None
-h May o r d clared th mo ion carried.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
December 17 , 1974
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the Cit y of En g lewood, Arapahoe
Count y, Colorado, met in regular session on December 17, 1974,
at ?:JO P.M .
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to o rder.
The invocation was given b y Councilman Howard Brown.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor.
The Mayor asked for a roll call . Upon the call o f the
r oll, the fol lowin g were present:
Coun cil Members Jones, Sove r n , Mann, Brown, Bles sing,
Clayton, Taylo r.
Absent: None
The Mayor decla r ed a quo rum present.
Also present were: City Aanage r Mccown
City At orney Berardini
Di r ector of Finance Nollenberger
Di r ector of Utili ies Ca rr oll
Chief of Police Clasby
ayor Taylo r commen ed that this wa s an adjou r ned meetin
from the previous evening in whi ch a quorum had no been present.
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COUNCIULAN BLESSING MOVED ANJ COUNCIULAN BROW SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE INUTES OF THE REGULAR !!TING OF DC BER 2,
1974. Upon the call ot the roll, the vote re1ulted as follow
Ayes: Council e bera Jones, Sovern, ann, Bles11n ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: on
Absent: None
Th ayor declar d h mo ion carried.
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Mr. Ken Mausolf, representing the Centennial-Bi-
centennial Committee, was present to reques funds for the
Englewood Project.
Ir. Mausolf requested $2,500 for seed money for the
Bi-Centennial Committee stating that it would be used to get the
projec s off the ground and into he plannin stage for the 1976
celebra ion.
Aayor Taylor stated hat this was an overall project
with peopl fr om all walks of life in the Ci y involved .
Counc ilman Mann stated that although he supported the
ove rall pro ct, he was cautious on the 2,500.
COUNCILUAN .~ANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A HOTIOI TO APPROPRIATE $1,500 AS SEED ONEY TO THE BI-CENTEN IA~
CO .0 ITTEE OUT OF 197 5 FUNDS . Upon the call of the r oll, the vo e
r esul ed as follow s:
Ay s: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown,
Bless i nr, Clay on, Taylo r.
lays: None
A sent: Non
The ~ayor decla re d the motion carri d.
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i~s for he Bi-Ci y ~aste W& er
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Councilman Sovern stated that the consulting engineers
faced the problem of having many individuals come to them to sell
their product. He felt that if the Council switched to FMC as the
low bidder, that Air Products would assert the same on the other
side , once they no longer were the low bidder. He felt that this
was a technical decision and the Council was a policy-making body
which could not asse-s that particular technical decision. He felt
that the Council had to rely on its technical experts to advise
them.
Mr. Carl Hendrickson of the firm of Henningson, Durham
and Richardson appeared before Council. He stated that HDR was
currently considering the information presented by FMC and would
be answering the protest and giving their judgement to the Council
in the near future.
Mr. Mike Cheroutes of the firm of Dawson, Naugle & Howard,
Attorneys at Law, stated that he had looked at the EPA regulations
on this matter and felt that the Environmental Protection Agency
wanted a technical decision from the Council .
Counc ilman Sovern reaffirmed his statement that the Council
woul d need to rely on the technical expertise of their consulting
engineers.
Mr. Ray Porter, Manager of the environmental equipment
division of F C, appeared before Council. He stated that he would
assume, based upon the bids, that all the bidders were resp onsible
bidders. He felt hat the Council should be looking at a financi al
evalua ion of he process whi ch wa s within their capa bili ies.
Jayor Taylor stated hat the presentation would be taken
into consideration wh n he consul in en ineers made their
r commenda ion.
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Councilman Brown inquired as to whether Mrs. Boyte was
the only one involved in the business. Mrs. Boyte replie d in the
affirmative stating that she had let two employees go due to the
particular provision in the law.
Councilman Brown stated that this was the first time
that the Council had had to face this particular item in the six
years that he had been on the Council.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO REFER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR LEGAL STUDY THE PROVISIONS
OF THE HEALTH OPERATORS ORDINANCE AND TO REPORT BACK TO THE COUNCIL.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Aayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A PROPOSED INCREASE
IN THE LIQUOR OCCUPATIONAL TAX. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resul ted as follows:
Ayes: Coun il Members Jones, Sovern, ann, Bl sain ,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: None
A sen one
h ay e r e lar ed he motion arri d and he public earin op
ha is was an ae in1
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Mr. Patrick Price, Manager of the Elk's Club, appeared
before Council. He inquired as to what formula was used to derive
the new liquor tax levels. City Manager Mccown stated that it was
a comparative method to other cities.
Mr. Maurice Solomon, owner of the Bar Harbor on South
Broadway, appeared before Council. He inquired as to how the costs
of maintaining the liquor establishments to the City was ascertained.
Director of Finance Nollenberger stated that it was not possible to
put exact dollar figures on the indirect costs and no attempt had
been made.
Chief of Po~ice Clasby stated that package liquor stores
and clubs are the least uses for the police services on their
premises. He felt that the City had had good cooperation with all
the establishments in the City.
Councilman Blessing stated that he felt the Council
should be raising the taxes if they had not been raised in eleven
years. He felt that the Council needed to consider the police
reports in this regard.
Councilman Mann stated that he questioned whether we
should raise the taxes too high just because they are higher o r
lower in other cities.
Councilman Sovern stated that the sales tax derived from
alc oholic sales should support the general needs and not the special
needs of the businesses. Last year the State of Colorado made
drunkenness a medical problem rather than a legal problem and as a
result, a rehabilitation program needed to be begun in the area to
combat alcoholism. He stated that he would like to see an increase
in liquor occupa ional fees and have the income earmarked for
rehabilitation.
Counciloan Clayton stated that he could see some Justi-
fication for increase, perhaps not as big as was originally proposed.
He did no feel that he Ci y should operate the program f o r reha -
ili a ion hemselves, but perhaps could cont ribute to one.
Cou ncilman Sovern stated hat if the Ci y be an o push
he re a ili ation program and earmark some money, maybe som
r o r e w~uld ade on hat i m.
r. ohn cCaff ry, Leanin To wer of Pizza, app ared
il. He sta ed tha tha Co ncil ne d d to realiz e tha
so c ame ou of h re ce i • of the busin ss •·
Hi ins, Supr me Liquors, appelH'ed befor Council.
he busin 11 1 ou of busin es would ake t
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Mr. Mauric e Solomon of Bar Harbor again appeared before
Council. He sta t ed that the liquor owners had had to absorb the
additional o ne cent s ales tax when it was increased in 1970.
A general d iscussion of elements ensued .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECON DED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed.
Councilman Brown inquired as to whether the dollar amounts
on the ordinance could still be ch anged. City Attorney Berardini
r epl ied in the affirmativ e .
Counc ilman Brown stated that many accidents and deaths
in the United S ates were the result o f alcohol directly and
indi rec tly.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO TABLE THE ORDINANCE. The moti o n
died for the lack o f a second .
Councilman Blessing inquired as to whether the ordinance
would have to be passed this evening. City Attor ney Berardini
a ed hat it would not, that the allocation o r cost me hod
included in the ordinance could take effect at any time.
Coun c ilman Sove r n su gested that the Counc il begin
c on acts o n he rehabil1 ation prog ram prior o he time of passin
o f the o r d inanc .
cou ~cIL .IA BLES I 1G MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN s CONDED
A OT I ON TO TAB LE 7 R! ORDIIAN CE UNTIL THE NEXT EETING FOR CONTACT
Y THE CI TY TO THE C U TY OR OT HER APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS C NCFRNING
RF.HABILIT TIOl PROGRA IS. Up on he call of the roll, the vo e
re lt d aa f ol~o
Ayes: Co u nc i l e er e Jone s , Sov rn, ann, Bleasin ,
Brown , Clay on , Ta ylo r.
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOV ED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE APPLICATION FOR
A NEW LIQUOR LICENSE FOR GEM LIQUORS, 5450 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote r e sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open.
A tape recording of this public hearing is maintained on
file in the office of the City Clerk.
Director of Finance Nollenberger gave a synopsis of the
items whi ch had been presented to Council. Additionally, he
presented a map of the area in which the Gem Liquor Store proposes
to locate and indicated surrounding liquor licenses.
Mr. Dick Eason of the firm of Simon, Eason, Hoyt and Aalone,
appeared before Council. Mr. Eason presented Exhibit 1, a proof o f
posting of premises. to the Council. He then gave an overall view of
t he application and suggested the items which he would attempt to
prove this evening to the City Council.
Ar. James Stokes, 555 South Elizabeth Street, appeared
before Council . Mr. Stokes wa s examined by Mr. Eason . He stated
tha he wa s the Pr es iden t of Stokes and Company and that the previou s
business partnership whi ch had run Gem Liquors had fallen apart.
Stokes and Company is he a en of Belokes which was the o wn e r of
the proper y. A Target store had sou ht ou he location adjacent
to the liquor sto r e recently, and had taken an option whi ch would b
e x ercised y arch 1st on the location. The Ta r e s ore had asked
S okes and Company o opera the l iquo r store and gas ata ion a
h p r mises in order to facilitat a one-a op ahoppin ai ua i on .
He s a ed that he liquor a or would e financed out of he capi al
of Stokes and Company . H felt ha th cloein of the Ge a o r e
had nothin o do wi h he lack of uaineaa, but rather aa a re aul
or h partnership railur He fel hat th Ci y n eded o tak
e vie and look a he o al •i e a• aervin he need e or a
r ade ar a equal to h trade area o f a Tar e 1 ore.
City A orney B rardini inquired a1 o •he her th r wer e
any indica ions tha he op ion would be exercised y th Tar e
1 o r e. r. Stokes eta ed th• he 1r a amoun or error and o ey
which had n e xpended on he par of h Ta r et•atore ••• hie on ly
indi ca ion a his point.
Council an Brown in uir d
wa e con in n upo th Tar 1 or
1 o whe her h liquor 1 o r e
oin in. r. S ok a 1 a ed
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that any retail store which went into the location would require a one-stop shopping type of logic.
Mayor Taylor called a re cess at 10:10 P .M.
Council reconvened at 10:25 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the followin were present:
Council •embers Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing, Brown, Clay on , Taylo r .
A sent: None
Mr. Mark Hannon, Attorney with the firm of Simon, Eason,
Hoyt and Malone, appea r ed befor Council. Mr. Hannon called fr.
Charles Lewan, 3922 So. Cook, to testify before Council. r. Lewan
sta ed that he was the vice-president of Stokes and Company and
had done much of the background work for the application. He s ated
that the neighborhood around Gem was primarily a business and commercial
one. They had circulated a peti ion in a six -b lock area around he sto re.
~r. Hannon presen ed Exhibit J which wa s a pe i ion
circulated in the area. r. Lewan s ated that 85 of the si natures
on he pet! ion had been ob ained by himself and the res had been
ob ained by Mr. Robertson to be presented later. He sta ed that
he people felt tha here was a need f or a liquor s ore a his
loca ion and tha here was more than adequate parkin . Mr. Lewan
presented a velum of traffic study past the store which had been
completed i 1971 . uring a w ekday, the coun was 33 ,800 cars pas
ha loca ion on Broadway. At Belleview nearby, 18,000 ca re were
p ssing that cor er daily . The two closest competitors wer not
loca ed on Broadway, but ra her Lit le on Boulevard, which had only
l ,000 cars a day passing i o liquor star s had een s ar ed in
he area sin e he old Gem s ore wen out of usines
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made I\ mark orn y Berardini inquired as o whether fr. Lewan
analysis. r. Lewan rep i~d in th ne a iv
e·, called r. Don Earl
f o re Council. r. Robinson s a
a or for one y ar.
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Mayor Taylor inquired as to any other person s who would
like to speak in favor of or opposing the application. No persons
appeared .
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE TH E PUBLIC HEARING. Upon the call of the r oll ,
th e vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nsys: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearin closed.
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Counc i l rec eived the following communications for the
r eco rd.
Mi nutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meetin
of November 1 9, 1974.
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Minutes of the Library Board meeting or December J, 1974.
Report fr om the Mayor Pro Tem Vernon Mann and Andy cCown,
City Manager, r ega rding thei r t rip to Houston, Texas on December 1st
through December 5, 1974 at the National League of Cit i es Conference.
Financial Report for t he month of November, 1974.
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COUNCI LMAN SOVERN MOVED TO REQUEST TH CITY ATTORNEY TO
PREP AR A RESOLUTION SU PPOR TING THE PLANNING AND ZONING CO .U I IO
OJ THE USE OF THE SITE FOR THE ELDERLY HOUSING PRO ECT. Councilmn
Sovern wi hdr w he motion. Councilman Sovern stated ha perhaps
he appropriat action here wou ld be to re quea he Plannin and
Zanin Commission to begin work chan ing the comprehensiv zonin
plan o allow elderly housing uses on he site.
C U CI SOVERN OVED At D COUNCIL AN CLAYTON S!CC ID
TO R FER PAO! OF THE PLANtlING AND ZONING CO ISSIO
BER 19, 1974 JINUTES CONCER INC LAND USE AT TH IT OF
HOUSI Q TO THE PLAN I 0 AND ZO I IQ CO ISSION FOR RECO N-
Upon h call of he roll, the vote reaulted as follows:
Ayes: Council
rown, Clay on, Taylor.
llllya: Nona
Ab en Ion
rs Jonaa, So v ern , ann, fllaaaing,
Th• or de lar d he mo ion carried.
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CO UNC I LM AN BLE SS ING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SEC ONDED
A MOT ION TO APP OI NT COUNC I LMA N CL AYT ON T O THE LIBRARY BOAR D UNTI L
JANUARY 1, 197 6 . Upon t h e ca ll o f the r o ll, the vote re sult e d a s
f o llows:
Ayes : Council Membe r s Jo n e s , S ove r n, Mann , Ble ss i ng ,
Brown , Cl a yt on, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Ab sent : None
The Mayo r d eclar ed he mot i on ca r r i ed .
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Co u ncil r eceived the minutes of the Boa r d o f Ca r eer
Se r vice Co mm i ss i one r s mee ing o f No v embe r 21 , 1 974 with the
follo wi ng r ecommendat i on, hat the Risk a n ag er p osit i o n be
included i n the Ci y ob classification at a Gr ade 9 .
Councilman Sovern stated that this would only set up
he position, it would not ac ually hire the posit i on .
Councilman Clayton sta ed tha it would se rv e as a
safegua r d to table his resolu ion a this time.
C UNCIL Al CLAYTOl JOVE
A .OTION T TABLE THE PE OLUTION .
he vo e resul ed as follows:
AN COUNCILMAN AANN SECONDED
Upon the call of he r oll,
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Ayes: Council . mbers ones, Mann , Clayton.
Nays: Council ! embers Sovern, Blessin , Br o wn , Taylo r .
Abs en lone
Aay o r dedared e o ion def a ed.
lO. 5 , S RIES OF 1974
Rt SO UTI O REC l W PO ITION OF RI Y. ANAG?R.
(Co pied
'07 1 N TO
l o f th r o ll,
rri c ial R olu ion Book.)
V!O AlD CO NCI A SOVER~ ~ECOlDED
·o . ' , s .RIF. OF 19 4. Upon
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Ayes: Co un cil Members Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Taylor.
Nays: Coun c il Members Jones, Mann, Clayton.
Absent: Non e
The Mayor declare d t he motion carried.
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Counci l re c eived a recommendation from the Board of
Career Service Commissioners regarding action concerning salary
compensation differences between military and jury duty leave.
City Manager McCown requested that this item be tab l ed
u ntil such time as more legal work could be done on it.
CCOUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDE D
A MOTION TO TABLE AC TI ON CONCERNING SALARY COMPENSATION DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN MI LITARY AND JURY DU TY LEAVE. Upon the call of t he roll,
t h e vo t e re s ulted a s f oll ow s:
Ayes: Council Mem bers J o ne s , Sovern , Man n , Bless ing ,
Br o wn , Cl ay ton, Tay lo r.
Nay s : None
Absent: None
The Ma yo r decla r ed the motion c arri e d.
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Council r ecei v ed a r ecomme n da tion fr om the Wate r and
Se wer Boa r d r ega r din the wate r dist r ibuto r s a g r eement with
Gas-0-a , U. S. 285 and Bryant Str et.
Director of Utilities Carroll descr i bed the area and
s aid tha Denver could no serve it due o the need for ano her
line under U. S. 285.
Councilman Sovern stated tha we should have the Ci y
A o rney r view all c o ract1 b fore they com to the Council.
H ~ also fel ha the line should b e ered from the point wh re
i leaves our line rather han take a chance of an added ap-on
without our supervision.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING iOV!O ANO COUNCILMAN JONES SECOND 0
A MOTION TO ACCEPT TK! RECO~ENOATION or TH WATER AND s WER BOARD
REGARDING THE WAT! DISTRIBUTORS AOR!E ?NT WITH OAS-0-MAT. Upon
th call of the roll, he vote re1ul d •• follow1:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove r n, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
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Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion ca rried.
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Council r eceived a memorandum from the Di re ctor o f
Public Works concernin traffic operations within the City .
City Mana er McCown went over the items in the memor-
andum with Council.
Councilman Aann stated that he had not requested a new
signal at Clarkson ~nd Gi rard and only wanted the existing light
looked a . He requ es ed hat the Ci y anager take further action
in that regard.
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Council r ceived a memorandum from the Director o f
Finan e and he Pur hasin A en concerning the awarding of bids
for fencin alon th South S orm Draina e Basin.
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Ay s :
r o w , la •on,
y : o n
Co wr. reques ed that the action be tabled
so +..ha he Coun il coul look at the area.
AY70N VED Al COU Cll t. ,!ANN ECO DE A
WAR ING OF BIDS FOR F ICING ALOlG THE SOUTH
U 171 TH IEXT lEETING . Upon he call or he
ae f o llows:
Jones, Sovern, ~nn, Bleosing,
ee o
T cl r d arri d.
morandum fro Dir e or o r
n he Oiree or of P rke and R er a t o
id• for l r pla e n~ of h or h• a
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AWARD A BID TO MOUNTAIN MEADOWS NURSERY IN THE AMOUNT
OF $4,977.50 FOR SUPPLYING 45 VARIOUS TREES. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Taylor.
Nays: Council Member Clayton.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE AN APPLICATION FOR A 3.2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL
FOR SHAKEY'S, 3281 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The May o r d cl ared the motion carried.
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COU NCIL lA .lA N IOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTI ON TO APPROV AN APPLICATION FOR A J.2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL
FOR 7-11, 4400 SOUTH BR OADWAY. Upon the call of the r oll, the vo e
resulted aa f ollows:
Ay a: Council embers J o ne s , Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
Br o wn, Cl y on, Taylo r.
ayt: one
A I n on
The ayor declared he o ion car r ied.
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SOV RI OV!O AI D COUNCILM AI JO N S S COND 0 A
A APPLIC TION FOR A J.2 BE!R LIC!NS R N WAL
S, O~O SOUTH F O!RAL BLVD. Upon he call o f he
r 1ul d a• rollow1:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brow n , Clay on, Taylor.
lays: None
Ab sen lone
ThP ~~yo r declared the moti o n carried.
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I l':'RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN .
A BILL FOR
AN ORD!tlA CE AMEND! JG SECTION 2 , CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE
lQ 9 ENGLEWOOD ! ~ICIPAL COE RELATifG TO THE INVESTMENT OF
OPERATitG AUD SPECIAL FU DS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS
AN A DIS77RIB TIO! OF THE IITEREST !NCO E.
c tlC I AN !IN OVED AND com GILMAN BLESSING SE COND
A MOTI O TO APPROVE A BI LL FOR A ORD! lANCE RELATING TO THE CITY'c
I VESTI EllT OLICY. Upon he all of he roll, he vote re sul ed
as f ollow'":
A es: o~ncil ! m er Jon s , So vern, ann, Blessinr,
Br c wn, 7'ly1 o '!'.
~ vc: Co .e ll ~ rn e r Cl ay on .
h ay o 1 d io car ri e d.
!TRO CED A A I 1L Y CO ' I RO 'N .
BILL FOR
COU CI
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roll,
TITLE XI, F TH 1 '
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Ayes: Council Members Jone s, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton , Taylo r.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared t h e motion ca rried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
A BILL FOR
A ORD INAN CE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE 19 69
E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-RE TIRE !ENT
BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II PROVI DING FOR
A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND.
COU NCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO FIRE
PENSION FUNDS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resu lted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Membe rs Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayt on, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
Th jayor cla r ed th motion carried.
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COU NCILMAN SOVERll OVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECO NDED
A ~OTION T TABLE A BILL FOR A ORDIHA CE INCREASING THE LIQUOR
CCU PATI ON L FEE F R OPERATORS SELL! ~ J .2 BEER FOR CONSU PTION ON
TH? PREMIS E Upon he call o f the roll, the vote res ulted as
follows:
B~own,
Coun 11 e bers Jones, Sovern, ~ann, Blesain ,
Taylor.
ay : Hon
A sen None
The ayor decla red the mo ion carried .
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RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MANAGER,
UNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY , ASSISTANT CITY
ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY.
(Copied in ru ll in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A OTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call of the roll, he vo e resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ci y anager cCown s
double di i s and sal s tax no
imposin~ a mora orium on hirin
o express any concern which th
a ed ha due to intla ion in
stayin a an equal pace, he was
in the Ci y. He 1nv1 ed he Coun 11
y mi ht have in tha re ard.
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Councilman ~ann stated hat we need o take action a
is inror our legisla ora, Federal and S ate, of our
he suppor of Revenue Sharin .
A 0710.: TO
COU CILMA OV!IH! " CO' r
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned
at 12:30 A.M.
ex orr!clo bier or the c ou n c li
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
December 16, 1974
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on December 16, 1974,
at 7:JO P.M.
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COUNCIL CHAM BERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
December 17, 1974
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on December 17, 1974,
at 7 :J O P.M .
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor.
The Mayor asked for a roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Counc i l Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Brown, Ble ssi ng,
Clayton , Ta lo r .
Absent: None
The layer declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City anager Mccown
City Attorney Berardini
Director of Finance Nollenberger
Director of Utilities Carroll
Chief of Police Clas y
~ayo r Taylor commented that t his was an adj ou rned meeting
from the previous e v ening in whi ch a quorum had no been pres e nt.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN BR OWN SEC O IDED
A MOTION TO APPR OV E THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR EETING OF DECEl BER 2,
1974. Upo n the c a ll of he r oll, he vote resulted as fo llows:
Ay s: Council e ere .!onee, Sov rn, ann, Bleuin ' Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
ave: one
Abeent: None
T •ayor declared he otion carr ied.
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Mr. Ken Mausolf, representing the Centennial-Bi-
centennial Committee, was presen t to request funds for the
Englewood Project.
Mr. Mausolf requested $2,500 for seed money for the
Bi-Centennial Committee stat ing that it would be used to get the
projects off the ground and into the planning stage for the 197 6
celebration.
Mayor Taylor stated that this was an overall project
with people from all walks of life in the City involved.
Councilman Mann stated that although he supported the
ove r all project, he was cautious on the $2 ,500 .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A HOTION TO APPROPRIA TE $1 ,5 00 AS SEED ONEY TO THE BI-CENTE I AL
CO MMIT TEE OUT OF 1975 FUNDS. Upon the call of the r oll, he v ot e
re s ul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove rn, Mann, Brown,
Bl essing, Clay on, Taylor.
Nay s : No ne
Ab sen None
The Ma yo r de c lared the motion carried.
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Ir. Don An ell, Food Machinery and Che ica l Co r po r at i o
(F~C), was p resent o d i s cus s the bids f o r the Bi-Ci y Wa ste Wat r
Tr e a m n P l an .
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Councilman Sovern stated that the consulting engineers
faced the problem of having many individuals come to them to sell
their product. He f e lt t hat if the Council switched to FMC as the
low bidder, that Air Products would assert the same on the o ther
s ide, o nce they no longer were the low bidder. He felt tha t t hi s
wa s a te c hnical decision and the Council was a policy-making b o dy
which co uld no t asse-s that par t icular technical decision. He felt
that the Counci l ha d to rely on its technical experts to advise
them.
Mr. Carl Hendricks o n of the firm of Henningson, Durham
an d Richardson appeared bef o re Council. He stated that HDR wa s
c u rrently considering the information presented by FMC and wo uld
be answering the protest and giving their judgement to th e Co uncil
in the near future.
Mr. Mike Cher ou t es o f t he fir m o f Daw son , Na u 1
At o r n eys at Law, stated that he had l o oked a t t he EPA r
on t his ma t ter and f e lt tha t t he Enviro n men a l Pr o e c tion
wa n te d a tec hni c al de c ision fr om th e Council .
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Co u nc ilman So v e rn r ea ffir
wo l d ne ed to re l y o n he technic a l
en i n ee r s .
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divis i o o f F C, a ppea r d efo r e Council.
ssume, bas d upon he ids, hat all he
bidde r s. H f el tha
valua i on o f th was wi
~ayer Taylor a a ed ha he p r en ation would e ake
into cons i de ra tion wh n 'he co sul in en 1 n e r s ade h ir
re ommenda ion .
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Aayor Taylor pres n ed a r oclama io n i n f a v o r o f fa.ily
•n er inment and he o• anniversary of al Disney p r oduc a o
.r. Bob Avery of h Ci d~rell Cine a.
'r. Don edsk r, A o rney a Law repr senting he Orien al
o r, 171 So. Broadway, was pr sen to aak Council o
ion of th~ Ci y law. He a a• d ha he was repr esen 1nr,
e of he Oriental H asked the Council o
rep al of 9-7-9 of En lewood unicipal Code
hat it is unlawful ice mas a • on he opposi
tha re. oy e was cran e a license y he Ci y on
r 11 h and ave her back round. He s a d ha r s. Boyt
no profi ably run her buain 11 under he p r ovitions o f
9-She wa1, a ia 1 akin fo r he re eal or ha
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Co uncilman Brown inquired as to whether Mr s . Bo yte was
the only one invo l ved in the business. Mrs, Boyte repli ed i n the
affirmative stating that she had let two employees g o due t o t h e
parti c ular provision in t he law,
Counci lm an Brown s t ated t hat this was t he firs t tim e
t hat t he Co un c i l h a d had to face this parti c ular i t em in the si x
y ears t ha t h e ha d been on the Counci l .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AN D COU NCILMA N MANN SECONDED A
lOTION TO RE F ER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR LEGAL STUD Y THE PROVISIONS
OF THE HE ALTH OPER ATORS ORDINANCE AND TO REPORT BA CK TO THE COUNCIL .
' on the call or the rol l , the vote re sult e d a s f ollows:
Ayes: Co uncil Members Jone s , So v e rn, Mann, Ble ss in g , Brown, Clay on, Ta y lo r.
ays: No n e
A en None
The Jayor d clared he motion c arr ied.
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I G OVED AND COUJCILMAN CLAYTO SECOJDED
A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A PROP SE IlCREASE
PAT ONAL TAX. Upon the call of he r oll , he
follo ws:
A s: Cou cil em
Brown, Clay on, ~aylor.
lays: Non
A sen one
on s, Sove r n, J{ann, Bl s in ,
~he Jayor declared he mo ion carried and th public hearin open.
ayor Taylor s ated ha his was an administ r a ive
arinr. and inquired as to whe her th re was a spokesman ror hose
p ons in he audienc opposed o the incr ase. The r plied in
afiraiv.
• ollen er er ave a presen a~io
vaila on o her oc upa ional x a in
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FairJ 4204 So. Broadway,
felt h Council ne d d
occupa ional ax h n
11 rue in e liquor
o o h lar er re ail rs
qui e adly, e pecially in
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Mr. Patr ic k Price, Manager of the Elk's Club, appeared
before Council. He i n quired as to what formula was used t o derive
the new liquor tax levels. City Manager Mccown stated that it was
a comp arative me t hod t o o t her cities,
Mr. Mau rice Solomon, owner of the Bar Harbor on South
Broadway, appeared before Council. He inquired as to how the costs
o f maintaining t he li qu or establishments to the City was ascertained.
Director o f Finance Nollenberger stated that it was not possible to
put e xact doll ar figures on the indirect costs and no attempt had
been made .
Chief of Po~ice Cl asby stated that package liquor stores
and clubs are t he least uses f o r the police services on their
premises. He fe lt that th e Ci ty had had good cooperation with all
the establishments in the Cit y.
Counci l man Blessi ng stated that he felt the Council
should b e r ais i ng the taxes if t he y had not been raised in eleven
years. He felt that the Council needed to consider the police
reports in this regard.
Councilman Mann stated that he questioned whether we
should rai se the ta x es too high Just because they are higher or
lower in other cities .
Councilman Sove r n stated that the sales tax derived from
alcoholic sales should support the general needs and not the special
needs of the businesses. Last year the State of Colorado made
drunkenness a medical problem rather than a legal probl•m and as a
result, a rehabilitation prog r am needed to be be un in the area to
combat alcoholism. He stated that he would like to see an increas
in liquo r occupa ional fees and have he income ea r marked for
rehabilita ion.
Councilman Clayton stated that he could see some Jus i-
fica ion for increas , perhaps not as big as was or1 inally proposed.
He di no feel ha he City should opera e the p r o ram for reha -
ili ation hemselves, bu perhaps could contribute o o e.
Councilman Sovern stated tha if the Cit be an to push
he reha ilitation program and earmark some money, maybe ec
rro r s woild e made on hat item •
·~. cCaffe ry, Leanin To wer or Pizza, ap eared
efor Co sta ed ha the Council need d o reali ze ha
sales tax also came out or he receip s of th usinesa s.
r. Ar Hig in s , Supreme Liquors, appa ad b for Council.
d ha ax1n the businesaea out of bustna s would ake
only wore by makin ha individuals o elsewhere for
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Mr. Mauric e Solomon of Bar Harbor again appeare d bef o re
Co uncil. He sta t ed t ha t the liquor owners had had to ab s or b t he
a d diti onal one c ent s ales tax when it was increased i n 1970 .
A general discussion of elements ensu e d.
COUNCI LMAN CLAYT ON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECO NDED
A MOT I ON TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon the call of t he r oll ,
t he v ote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Me mbers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl essing,
Br own , Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absen t : None
The May o r declared t he motion carried and the public hearing closed .
Counci l man Brown i n quired as to whether the dol l ar amounts
on the o r d i n an c e cou l d s t il l b e changed. City Att o rney Be r a r dini
repl i ed in th e affirma t i v e.
Counc i lman Br own st a te d t ha t many a cc idents and d ea ths
in the United States wer e the re s ul t or alc o h o l direc tl y and
indi r ectly.
COU NCI U.i AN BROWN MOVED TO TABLE THE ORD INA NCE . The motion
died r o r the la c k or a second .
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Councilman Bless in g i n q u ired as t o whethe r the o r di n ance
would hav e o be passed th i s even ing . Ci t y At o r ney Be rar dini
a d tha it would not , that the alloc a t i on o f cos me hod
incl d e d in t he o r dinance c o uld take e rre ct a any ime.
Co un c i l man So v e r n su gested that h
co n a ct~ o n he rehabilita ion p r o ram p r io r
or h e o r d inan c e.
Council begin
o he time o f pa s sin
OU. CIU.!A BL SSING MO VE D AND COU NCILMAN BR OWN SECO F.
OTIO TO TA BL ~HE ORDI NANCE UNTI L THE NEX T E TIN G FOR CONTACT
CI7Y T THE C UNT Y OR OTHE R APPROPRIA TE OFFI CIAL C !R IN G
ITATIO PROGRA S. Up on h ca ll o f h t r oll ,
d •• f ol o a:
Ayes: Council e e r a J o ne s , So ver n, ann, Bleae i n ,
Brow , Cl " on, Ta ylo r.
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COUNCILMAN J ONES MOVED AND COUNCI LMA N BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO OPEN A PUB LIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE APPLICATION FOR
A NEW LIQUOR LICENSE F OR GEM LIQUORS , 5450 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resu lted as follows:
Ayes: Coun c i l Memb ers J ones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Br own, Clayton , Taylor.
Na ys : None
Abse n t : None
The Mayo r declared the motion carried and the public hearin g open.
A tape recording of this public hearing is maintained on
fi le in the of fice of the City Clerk.
Di re ctor of Finance Nollenberger gave a synopsis of the
i ems which had been presented to Council. Additionally, he
p r esented a map or the area in which the Gem Liquor Store proposes
to locate and i nd icate d surrounding liquor licenses.
Mr. Dick Eason or the firm of Simon , Eason, Hoyt and Malone,
appeared efore Council . r. Eason presented Exhibit 1, a p r oof of
pos in of premises to the Council . He then ga ve an overall view of
the a plica ion and suggested the items which he would attempt o
prove his e vening to he Ci ty Council .
r. ames Stokes, 555 South Elizabeth Street, appeared
before Council. Ir. S ekes was examined by Mr. Eason. He sta ed
he he wa he Pr es ident o f Stokes and Comp any and that the previous
busine s par nership which had run Geo Liquors had fallen a a r .
S eke and Comp any is he a en of B lokea which wa s h owne r of
he ro ~r y. A Tar et store had sou h ou he loca ion adjacen
o he liquor s ore rec n ly, and had tak n an option wh ich would e
x rcise y arch ls on the location . The Tar e s ore had asked
s •okes and Co pany o opera e he liquo r s ore and as sta ion at
he pre ises in order o facili a a one -a op sho pin situa i on.
He s ated ha he liquor a ore would e financed out of he capi al
of okes and Co pany. He felt he closin o f the Gem store
had nothin o do wi~h he lack ra her as a resul
o ar n rs ip failur He o take
view a d look a he n eds of a
lar eq al o ha s ore.
Councilman
as c o n in upon
here were
Tar
as o whe he r h liquor a ore
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that any retail store which went into the location would require
a one-stop shopping type of logic.
Mayor Taylo r called a recess at 10:10 P.M.
Council reconvened a 10:25 P.M. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern, iann, Blessing, Brown,
Clay on , Taylo r.
Absent: None
Mr . Mark Hannon, Attorney with the firm o f Simon, Eason,
Hoyt and Malone, appeared before Council. Mr. Hannon called r .
Charles Lewan, 3922 So. Cook, to testify before Council. r. Lewan
s ated that he was the vice-president of Stokes and Company and
had done much of the background work for the application. He stat ed
hat the neighborhood around Gem was primarily a business and commercial
one. 7hey had circulated a petition in a six-block area around he
sto re.
Ar. Hannon presen ed Exhibit J which was a p i ion
circulated in the area. Mr. Lewan s ated that 85 of he si natures
on he petition had been obtained by himself and he res had b en
o ained by Mr. Robertson o be presented later. He sta ed tha
the people f lt that here was a need for a liquor store a his
location and tha here was more than adequa e parkin . Mr. Lewan
present d a volume of traffic study past the store which had been
completed in 1971. During a w ekday, he count was JJ,800 cars pas
ha loca ion on Broadway. A Belleview near y, 18,000 cars w re
p ssing that corner daily. The two closest co pe 1 ors w re not
loca ed on Broadway, but rather Li le on Boulevard, which had only
15 ,000 cars a day passin it. No liquor s or s had been s ar ed in
he area since he old Gem s ore wen ou of uainess.
Ci y Attorney Berardini i quired aa o wheth r r. Low n
had made a market analysis. r. Lowan replied in he ne a ive.
Ex hi
Earl Ro inson, 5129
a a d tha he was
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Mayor Taylor inquir ed as to any other persons who would
like to speak in favor of or opposing the application . No persons
appeared.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A OTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING, Upon the call of the r ol ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayo r declared the motion ca rri ed and the public hearin closed.
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Counc il received the following communications for the
record.
Minutes of the Plannin and Zoning Commission meeting
o Novem er 19 , 1974.
inu es of the Library Board mee in of December J, 1974.
Report from the Mayor Pro Tern Vernon ~ann and Andy cCown,
Ci y lanager, regarding their trip o Hous on, Texas on Decem er ls
rou h Decem er 5, 1974 at the Na ional Lea ue of Cities Confer nee.
Financial Report for the mon h of Novern er, 1974.
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CO NCILMA l SOVERN !OV D TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTOR EY TO
RE ARE A RESOLUTIO ruPPORTING THE PLAINING AD ZOlING C~ I IO
0 THE US OF THE SITE FOR :HE ELDERLY HOU ING PR O ECT. Coun ilman
OVPrn w1 hdrew h motion. Council a eta ed tha perhap~
~he appropria e action here wou ld e +o re ues he Planninr an
Zo ni Co missio to begin work chan ir he comprehensive zo~in
pla. o allo w el rly housing use e site.
Ay e:
row , Cla y on ,
Council
Taylo r.
ye: lon
on
e ber Jon 1 1 Sovar 1
e o ion carri
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPOINT COUNCILMAN CLAYTON TO THE LIBRARY BOARD UNTIL
JANUARY 1, 1976. Upon the call of the r o ll, the vote re sulted as
follo ws:
Aye s : Co uncil Members Jones, Sove r n, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: Jone
Abse nt : None
The May o r declared the mo ion ca rried .
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Council r ec ived the minutes of the Board of Career
Service Commissioners mee ing of November 21, 1974 wi h the
following recommendation, hat the Risk anager position e
included in he Ci y jo classi fication at a Grade 9.
Councilman Sever
he posi ion, 1 would no
sta ed ha
ac ually ire
his would only
he posi i o .
e
Councilman Clay on s a•ed ha• it would serve as a
safer ard o le .is resolu io a his ime.
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C U JCILl:A
A I TION T TABLE 7HE
AD COUNCI Al ANN SECON E
Upon th. call of e r oll,
•he vot r sul•ed a follows:
Ay s: Coun i' mbers ones, ann, c l!l:1 on .
!IAy Co ncil embers Sovern, Bl es in , Brown, Ta lor.
A s n tone
7h .!ayer dee ar@ he mo ion efeated.
RF.SO U':ION 0. !5~. S RIE OF 1974
A 0 UTIO REC DIN A •!W POSITION F RI'"K A AGER.
in f•tl l 1 !al R olu 1o Boo . }
'/ED CV R '"F o rn
A TI O ~l 4. Upon •he
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Ayes: Council Members Sovern, Blessing, Brown, Taylor.
Nays: Council Members Jones, Mann, Clayton.
Absen t : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Council received a recommendation from the Board of
Career Service Commissioners regarding action concerning salary
compensation differences between military and Jury duty leave.
City Manager Mccown requested that this item be tabled
until such time as more legal work could be done on it.
CCOUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE ACTION CONCERNING SALARY COMPENSATION DIFFERENCES
BE TWEEN MILITARY AND JURY DUTY LEAVE. Upon the call of the roll,
the vo e resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council !embe rs Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylo r.
Nays: None
Abs n None
The ayor declared he motion carried.
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Council r ceived a recommendation from the Wa er and
Sewer Board re ardin h water distributors agreemen with
Gas -0 -a , U. S. 2 5 and Bryan S re
said
line
Di r c o r of Uti itiea Carroll described the area and
ha enver could no serve it due o the need for ano her
nder U. S. 285.
Councilman overn a ated that we should
A !orney r vi w all con rac 1 afore hey co a o
He also fel a he line ahould be metered from
i• leav 1 our line ra h r han ak a chance of an
withou our a perv1a1on.
have the Ci y
he Council.
he point where
added ap-on
OV D A D COUNCI N JON S !CO D D
A OTION
he call of
R!CO DATIO OF TH AT!R AND S W!R BOARD
IBUTORS AOR ! ! T ITH OAS-0-MAT. Upon
vo • r•• 1 ad aa followa:
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Ayes: Coun c il Members Jones, Sovern, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylo r.
Nays: Counci l Member Jann .
Abs n None
The .ayor declared t he mo ion ca rried.
Council re ceived a mem o randu m from the Direc or o f
Public Works conce rn ing t raffi c ope rations within the Ci y .
Ci y ~nager kCown wen over the items in the mem o r-
and m wi th Co unci l .
Councilman Aann s a ed hat he had not requeste d a new
signal a Cla rkson nnd Gi rar d and only wan ed the existing ligh
looked a He re ques~ed ha t~e City ana er ake fur the r action
in hat r erar .
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Council re ceived a memorandum from he Direc o r of
Finan e and e Pur~hasin A e .• cone r'lin he awarding of bids
for re cing alon he Sou h S or. Draina e Basin.
Ci y
un 11 he n x•
JcCo n r ques d tha he ac ion be ta led
so that the Council could look at h area.
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rol:, he
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~o wn , Clay•on, Taylor.
•s: l o ne
mo ion
S CO . F. A
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call of h
II .'on 8, SovPrn , "ann, Ble~ .. 1 r.
rri d.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SE CO NDED
A MOTION TO AWARD A BID TO MOUNTAIN MEADOWS NURSERY IN THE AM OUNT
OF $4,977,50 FOR SUPPLYING 45 VARIOUS TREES. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles sing, Brown, Taylor.
Nays: Council Member Clayton.
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE AN APPLICATION FOR A 3.2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL
FOR SHAKEY'S, 3281 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The May o r declared the motion carried.
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COU NCIL!AAN .!ANN IOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SEC ONDED
A OTION TO APPR VE AN APPLICATION FOR A 3.2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL
FOR 7-11, 4400 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the roll, the voe
r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessin ,
o wn, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
A aen None
7he ayor declared h motion c arried.
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COUNCIL.I.AN SOVER' OV!O AND COUNCILMAN JON S S!CONO!D A
OTION TO APPROVE A APPLICATION FOR A J.2 BEER LIC!NS! R!l WAL
FOR KING SOOP RS, 5050 SOUTH F!O!RAL BLVD. Upon the call o f he
roll, he vo • reaulted aa followa:
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Br o wn , Clay on , Taylor.
Nays : None
Absent: None
The ayor declared che motion car ri ed .
Ill7RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMA N MANN .
A BI L FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECT!Ol 2 , CHAPTER 6 , TITLE XII I OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF
OPER ATI G AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY , SECURING OF DEPOSITS
AND A IS7TRIBUTIOI OF THE INTEREST !NCO E .
CO lCILAA~ ~ MOVED AND COUNCILAAJ BLFS I G SECOIDE
A OTIOI TO APPROVE A ILL FOR A' ORD! ANCF RELATI IG T THE CITY'c
I'IVES7H:r: POLI Y. Upon all of he r o11 , h vo re sulted
as foll w~·
A;t s: Cornc 'l •
Br o wn, Taylo r.
Nays:
A sen~: ::o .
Jon e, "'o ern, a n , Blessin ,
~h .~ yor clar t. mo io .. c rr..1
·~TROD' E. AS A BI L Y 0 ~C
A BIL FO
, TI LE XI, F THE l 9
OF'FI RS' PRE-ET R I T
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bl essing ,
Brown, Clayto n, Taylo r .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decla re d the motion ca rried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILM AN SOVERN.
A BILL FOR
A ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TIT LE II OF THE 1969
E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-RE TIREAENT
BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1 , TITLE II PR OVIDING FOR
A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUN D.
CO NCIL W~ SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO FIRE
PENSION FUNDS. Upon the call of the roll, he vote r esulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing,
Brown, Cl ay on , Taylor .
Nays: None
Abs en one
COU NCILMA
TO TABLE A
OA FE' FR
S. Upon t
If
he vo e
Ayes: Coun 11 1 m ere Jon a, Sovern, tn , 81 eain ,
Brown, ClaJ on, Taylor.
Nay : on
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RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MAnAGER,
&UNICIPAL JUDGE, ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CITY ATTORNEY, ASSISTANT CITY
ATTORNEY, AND DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY .
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCIL!AN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A !OTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1974. Upon the
call of th e roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sove r n, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylo r .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The !ayer declared he motion carried.
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ha due to infla ion in Ci y Jana er cCown stat d
d o u le di its and s el s tax no s ayin
i mpo sinr a mo rat o ri u m on hiring in he
o expre ss any on ce rn which they migh
a an equal pace, h wa s
City. He invi ed the Co un cil
have in tha re ard.
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Cou n c i l oa
t is 1 e to f o r
o ce r n for he s p
'la n s a ed hat we need to take a c i o n a t
ou r le islators, Federal and S ate, of o ur
~r of Rev e nue Sherin .
A OTI •; ~
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BLE SS! lG 'OVE D A D CO UNCILMA SOVERtl <"EC O' E~
T F. EARL EU PRE TO TH LIBRARY BOAR . Up on
r ol l, t he voe r esul ;ed as f o llows:
row .. c·
T
c i l u
T ylor .
y a : o.
A 1 n 'o.
,.r s one , Sov rn, 'a n , Bl s in ,
lar h motio ca rr i d .
a r po r on hi s a
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJOURN. Upon the call of the r oll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayo r decla red the motion car ried and the meeting wa adjourned
atl2:JOA ..
e x officio Clerk o f the Council
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Andy Mccown, City Manager
Ka rl No l lenberger, Assistant City Manager
Acting Director of Finance
S ewer Rev e nue Bond Sale
Januar y 2 , 1975
Wa l t Im ho ff will be present at the Council meeting on January 6th
o discu ss the financing of he Bi-Ci y Waste Wa ter Trea ment
Plant .
Additionall y, I a m enclosing a copy o f a schedule of even s f o r
h sale of Se wer Revenue Bo nds. We are proposing that bond bids
be ta k en on Ja nu ary 2 7th at 2 :00 P.M. and award be made a a ap c ial
Council mee in l a e that afternoon or evenin . The imin of the
1 o f ou r 1 .55 mi llion issue is se o coordinate with he Ci y
of Li tleton's $J . million sale by pre c eedin it by one day. I
feel th t i i s imp o rtant t o se this up for the best in erest ra te
i d o he clt i es.
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e imP on he 27 h o f January in order to proceed rapidly. Yo ur
en•ion will be app r ia ed.
Finance
rl a r 11 , irec o r of Utili iea
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120 BROADWAY • NCW YORK CITY, NEW YORK 10005 • (z12) 233·7570
MC.MeC.R
,..CW TORI!\ S'TOC" C.1CCM AN0C , INC .
AMC.•1CAN STOCf\ t:XCMANOC, INC .
•ssocu•.TC MCM9Cllt
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE BONDS
Schedule of Events
MIOWCST STOC " C.XCMANO~,INC
PAC1r1c SlOC ... CkCH•NOC.,I NC
Review by administration of sewer financing
recommendations.
Meeting with Council to review sewer financing
recommendations.
Deliver materials to Council for consideration
at January 20, 1975 meeting.
Council adopts bond sale resolution.
Council adopts bond ordinance on first reading.
First publication of bond ordinance.
Bond bids received (2:00 P.M. ).
Council awards bonds by resolution.
Cou cil adopts bond ordinance on final readin .
Second publication of bond ordinance.
Effective date of bond ordinanc .
Bon d p r oc eed s d livered to Ci y .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1,
TITL E XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE -
DEF IN ING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQU OR ~OCCUP A TIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR
CO NSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES.
Se c t i on 1
That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII,
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as follows:
13 -1 -3 CLASSIFICATION S
The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent
b eer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than
me dicinal liquors for beverage purposes is he reb y
d efined and separately classified a s such occup a t i on
fo r the purposes of this section a s f o llows:
(a) Cla s s "A" Operators : All operators who are
l ic en se d to sell beer, wine and s p i rituous
li q uors for c onsumption on the premises as
ho tel or r es taurants shall be Class "A"
Op e rator s.
(b) Cl ass "B" Operators: All operators licensed
t o sel l malt or v i nou s liquors only by the
drin k for co n sumpt i on on the premis es shal l
be Class "B" Ope rat o r s.
(c) Class "C" Op ra t e r s: All ope r at o rs l ice n se d
s re t ail liquo r s t o r es t o ell i n or i gn al
containe r s for con s um p t ion o ff t h e p r e mises
shall be Class "C" Ope r a t or s.
(d) Cla s "D" Operators: All operators 1 icen ed
as drug stores to ell malt. vinou or spir·
ituou liquor in orifinal cont in rs for con-
ump ion off he prem s, sha 11 be Cla "D"
Oper tor .
( ) Cl s "E" Operators: All o~erator licen ed to ell alt, v1nou • or spirit,µou liquor • club ar Cl "E" Op rator
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to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption off
the premises of the licensee.
(g Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both
on and off the premises of the licensee.
13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal-
endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon
the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous
liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said
occupation has been classified as follows:
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For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400 .00
For All Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a)
(c)
Such fee s shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
2. For all class "F" and "G" operators,
each year on the date of issuance,
and hall be delinquent thirty (30)
days thereafter.
If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January l of any
y ar (exce pt for cla s "F" operators): or
the TAXI G ORDINANCE SHALL B COME EFFECT!
SUBSEQUE T TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEAR, th
f e sh 11 be prorated for the r m inin
portion of the year or th REMAI I G POR -
TlO. OF ANY CLASS "F" 0 "G" OP R.ATOR'
Ll . Howev r, if such bus1nes ls c •
u lly in e i tence nd only t por rily
clo d, no uch proration hall b ade,
nd no r fund hall b aad o any p r on
who di d bu in dur1nc the
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due and payable upon the beginning of busi -
ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR,
and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there-
after. Interest shall accrue on all delin-
quent fees from the date of delinquency until
paid or collected at the rate of It per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-ing the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of December, 1974.
Mayor
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATIONA L FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR-
IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That sections 4 and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the
'69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
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AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each
calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa-
tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex-
cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as
said occupation has been classified as follows:
For All Class "A" Operators the u of $ 00.00
For All Class "B" Operators the Ulll of $400.00
For All Class "C" Operators the SUlll of $500.00
For All Class "D" Operators the s Ulll of $500.00
For All Class "E" Operators the SUll of $500.00
For All Class "F" Operators the sum of $400.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such f es shall b due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
1. For a 11 Cl s "A", "8", "C", "0", and "E"
op rator , Janu ry 1 e ch year, nd hall
be d linqu nt Febru ry 1 of the m y r.
2. For al 1 cla "F" op rat ors, each ear on
h dat of is uanc , and hall b deli~
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issue a receipt showing the name of the per-
son paying the same, the annual period for
which the fee is paid, and the location of
the place of business, which receipt shall
at all times during said year be kept posted
in a conspicuous place on said premises.
(c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators): or
the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee
shall be prorated for the remaining portion
of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY
CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if
such business is actually in existence and
only temporarily closed, no such proration
shall be made, and no refund shall be made
to any person who discontinues said business
during the year.
All prorated fees herein provided, shall be
due and payable upon the beginning of bus-
iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIREC-
TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days
thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all
delinquent fees from the date of the delin-
quency until paid or collected at the rate
of 1\ per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 2nd day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth
day of December, 1974.
Re d by title and passed on final readin& on the
17th d y of Dece ber, 1974.
Published by titl as Ordinance o.
of 1974, on the 19 h day of Decemb r, 1974.
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ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-' Series of 1974.
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POLICE PENSION BOARD MEETING
December 27, 1974
The Police Pension Board of the City of Englewood met by
telephone concerning a Resolution for the Board to consider
establishing a four-year tenure for future Police Pension
Board members.
It was explained that the Board is currently made up of three
members, two of which have set terms, and the Police Department
member existing for an indeterminable tenure.
Board member Garfunkle made a motion and Board member
Nollenberger seconded the motion that beginning January 1, 1975
a four-year term be established for Police Pension Board members
with the right of the Police officer to succeed himself. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Board Members Nollenberger, Garfunkle,
Taylor.
Nays: None
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MEr-ORANDUM
TO: Andy McCown , City Manager
FROM : Jack L. Clasby, Chief of Pol ice
DATE: December 12 , 1974
SUBJECT: TRAINING CONFERENCE -PHOENIX , ARIZONA
"NEW SYSTEMS IN LAW ENFORCEM:NT AND CRI Ml NAL JUST ICE"
In attendance at this conference were representatives from a wide cross section
of government , with teams from fe deral , state and local Criminal Justice Agencies.
This conference was somewhat different fro o hers ave attended. The In orma•io
was presented In a concise , interesting manner and Involved the attendees in discuss -
ion. In addi Ion to the speakers' presen ations, ere were special lnteres sessions
for each of t e various segments of e Crimin al Justice System. T ose I attended
were Pub I ic Safety Workshops and System Wor shops .
Seve ral of the top Ices presented were:
A. Te Direction of Legislat ion on Privacy and Confiden ial lty, presented by
Ir ne Margotis , Ass istant to S na or Ervin.
This deal primarily with information exchang rela Ing to pol ice records.
B. The Citizen's Need to no , pres nted by Joel W. Harne , Chairman of the
Board o Trus e s , City Clu o w Yor .
T Is oplc dealt wl h pol le compe ence, ays o l~rov th syst m, cone rn
a ou t vie i , the Harris Oplnlo S udy, and th Universl y of Michigan
p rtmen of H alt and !fare Study.
C. Automa ed "9 1" Sys "'S• pr :.en ed by Seo t w. Hov y, Project DI rec or,
Study for Alameda County 911.
This was particularly lnforf'\8
a 91 Sys e for Arapa oe Coun y.
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si~listlc planning; the Dallas County Criminal Justice System; the
Crime Victim, Automated Dispatching (multi-agency use).
The exchange of Ideas and problems was most inte resting, and the instructors were
outstand ing .
I appreciate having had the opportunity to attend.
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The above .i r e all o f he committments • J a lo11g t erru r112t urt wlild1
I can think of at this time . Their co ndt ion a r e reported annually
o he Counc il and the public in the Fin~n c ia l Report of the Ci y.
If you av any further q Lstions concerning t hese i ema, I will
e glad to answer h m.
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To: Andy Mccown, City Manager
Fr om : Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
S ·J. j ec Voluntee r Fire Department Budget
Da e: anuary 2 , 1975
l~cl d d in he Fire Depar ment Budget for 1975 are the
f ollowin i ems relating to volunteers.
Re ,ula r Annual Contribu ion
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)UOO SO U M ELATl ST
ENGLE~OOO CO 80110
CkIEF JUSTICE WARREN E BURGHER ACTING 'OR TM[
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT ON O[C[~l[A ll, l•T4 IN THE CASE
OF NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES V, BRENNAN [NJ0tN£0 THE
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR FROM APPLYING THE FAIR LABOR
S A DARO S ACT TOOCITIES ANO STATES PENDING A
OECISIO 8¥ THE CO URT ON THE ACTS
CON STIT UTIO ALITY, DETAIL TO FOLLO~.
ALLEN E PRITCHARD EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
NATIO NA LEAGUE OF CITIES
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Andy ~cCow r , Cit y Man ager
Ka 1 Nollen erger, Assistant City Manager
Act ing Director of Finance
Rale s and Use Tax -1974 Final Figures
Ta:i-ia y 2, 1975
~ • s a d U~e 7ax figures fo r Dece mber, 1974 and yea r to date 1974
r as follows:
July, 1974
Revised Estima te
Ac ual for Over 1973 r ecembe r December (Under ) To al
$ 15,6JO $ 1J,J44 $ 2,286 t 16 ,489
2J ,4QJ 6,079 17, 324 9,469 x I,, 112 2 ,32 5 1,787 2.1~0
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t.Py sill do not express any great confidence in the economy.
I would r ecomm e n d continued r estraint in our fiscal policy un t i l
a least he en d of th e fi r st q uar t er of 1975.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDLANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING
AND BE ING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGL EWO OD .
WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public
stre et located entirely wi thin the City of Englewood, Colo-
rado ; and
WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular
meeting of December 3, 1974 that said public street be vaca-
ted; and
WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafte r
described no longer serve any useful purpose and the vaca -
ti on hereof ill not leave any realty adjoining aid publi c
right of wa y without an established public road ; and
WHEREA S id public right of way as hereinafter
more fully d scr1b d does not constitute a boundar line be-
ween the Cit• o Englewood and any county or an other muni -
cip al i y.
'O~ TliERE ORE BE IT ORDAi ED BY TH CITY COU.'Cl L
OF Tll!l CITY 0 E.GLE OD , COLORADO, a follow
1. de c rib d portion of Sou h Lipan Str
Ci t of En lewood, Arapahoe Count , Co-
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of January, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinanc No. , Series of 1974.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RECOMMEND.<\TION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE : Deceml>er 3, 1974
SUBJECT : VACATION OF SOUTif LlPAN STREET NORIB OF WEST DARTMOU1H
RECOKKENDATION :
Jorgenson moved:
Brown seconded:
AVKNUE
The Planning Commission recommend to City
Council that South Lipan Street, as hereinafter
described, be vacated:
Beginning at the NE Corner of the SEl /4 of the NE 1/4 of
Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian in
the City of Englewood, Colorado, thence N. 89 °50' w. 30 feet
along the Horth line of said SW 1 /4; thence S. 0 °7' E. 988.15
feet parallel to the east line of said SW 1 /4; thence S.
89 °52' E. 30 feet; thence N. 0 °7' W. 13.6 feet; thence S.
89 °52'37" E . 30 fee t ~ thence M. 0 °7' W. 200 feet; th e nce M.
89 °52'37" w. 30 fee t; thence M. 0°07' w. 744.55 feet along
th ea t line of said SW 1 /4 to the point of beginnin
Rea on for the recomaended vacation are as follo s:
1. 'nl str t right-of-way for which the vacation is sough t
no longer serves a public pur pose.
2. 'nle original dedication of South Lipan Street north of
West Dartaouth Avenue, was aade in order to allow the
d velopeent of property bich had no other acce to a
public ri ht-of-ay. 'nle property lying north of a
point 300 fe t north of We t Dartmouth Avenue h~ no
be n pur based by tb Ci ty o f En 1 ood for th location
o th 81-City a te Water Treat• nt Plant, and publi
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north of west Dartaouth Avenu
of Engl wood land ill continue to
portion o f outh Lipan Stre t for
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DEC EM BER 3, 1974
I. -~;.L TO ORDER .
Th P re J lar meeting of th e City Pl a nning a nd Zoning Commission
wa s Cal led to order at 8:00 P.M . b y Chairma n Martin.
Me mberc.. prese nt : Martin; Jorgenson ; Smith ; Jones ; Brown
Supinger, Ex-offi c io
Members ab e nt: Wade ; Weist ; Lentsch ; Tanguma
Al so prese n t: Assistant Director Romans; Assistant City
Attorney Lee ; Planning Assistant House.
I I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. Martin stated that Minutes of the Re g ular Meeting of
.·o,·emb •r 1 , 1974, we re to be considered for approval.
Jone moved :
J or ensun co n d d: The Minutes of November 19, 1974 , be
approved as written.
r. Ltnt c h e ntered and took his place ith t:he COllUllis ion.
AYES : Brown; Jones ; Jorge nson ; Lentsch; Martin ; Saith
NAYS: Son
AB ENT · W t ; Ta nguma ; Wad
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Mr . Jones asked if there was need for a tu rn-around at the
en ct of the street that is not to be vaca Le d? Mr. Supinger
noted that th e properties on eithe r side of t he open street ,
are pa ved right to the property lines; there are no curbs
and gutters. Persons wanting to turn could do so, even thou~h
they would make use of pri va te property in making the turn.
Mrs. Romans noted the vacation is for 975' on the east side
of the present street, and for 988.15' on the west side of the street.
Mr. Martin stated he had noted in the paper that the cost of
the proposed Bi-city Waste Water Treatment Plant had increased
by $6,000,000. He asked what affect this would have on the
development? Mr. Jones stated that Utilities Director Carroll
had indicated it might require further consideration on the
bond issue. Also, they would investigate further grants
f rom the Federa l Government. Mr. Jones noted that the d evelop-
ment was to be financed 80% grants, 101 Littleton, and 10%
Englewood. Brief discussion followed.
Jorgenson moved :
Brown seconded: The Planning C<>11111ission recommend to City
Cou n cil that South Lipan Street, as hereinafter
described, be vacated :
Beginning at the NE corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1 /4 of
Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian in
the City o f Englewood, Colorado, thence N. 89 °50' W. 30 feet
along the North line of said SW 1 /4 ; thence s. 0 °7' E. 988.15
feet parallel to the east line of said SW 1 /4 ; thence s.
89 °52' E. 30 feet ; thence N. 0 °7' w. 13.6 feet ; thence S.
89 °52'37" E. 30 feet: thence N. 0 °7 ' w. 200 feet; thence N.
89 °52'37" w. 30 feet ; thence N. 0 °07'W. 744.55 feet along
the east lin of said SW 1 /4 to the point of beginning.
Reasons for the r comaended vacation are a follow
1. 111e street right-of-way for which the vacation 1
no longer serve a public purpo ~· OU ht
2. or1 inal d d1cation of South Lipan Str t north of
t Dartmouth Avenu , wa aad in ord r to allo the
d lopa nt o prop rty which had no oth r ace to a
public rt ht-of-ay. Th property lyi north of a
paint 300 f t north of est Dartaouth Av nu ha no
n purch d by th City of En l ood for th locat on
of th Bi-it aate at r Tr atnient Plant, and public
ace ithin th ar a 1 not ne d d.
3. 111 pro rty which 11 a north of
and outh of th City of Encl ood
hav ace of! ot th portion of
which a not ou ht.
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Wade: Tanguma
I . . f F-S T REET PARKING LOT CASE #33-74 •• •w Englewood, Ltd.
l r. Martin asked Mr. Supinger to summarize the application.
I,., .. lnr tin not d that this would not b a Public Hearing, but
t .o. (. per ons in the audience who wished to speak would be
a '0 d t do o.
l!r. : ,.i n ger tated that the applic ation involves a proposed
0 -:.tree t parking lot just to the west of Dartmouth Park. ~~' EnR l ~wood, Ltd. is the applicant; the proposed lot would
a,.,. mm o da te 350 automobiles. The parking lot is propo ed ai::
an ~;np loyee parkinit lot. Mr. Supin~er not d that the Comp1·e-
l.1.:n:,,1v c Zoni ng Ordinance requires approval by the Planning
L• .u.1::. ion for any parking lot which has SOT spaces. Mr •
. up 1 1u;er tat d h would remind the Commission that even though
t • 1· a re p r~on lnte rc ted in the vurchase of the property
'" a p ark, the appli ation is limited to the consideration
' ti P p rop • a parking area. Mr. Sup1ng r stated the
,, , 1 a t1on me .t th de ign tandard . of th Coaprehensive z .. n, n~ Ordinanc e 1'h<' taff doe have som re oiaaendation to
•1 r l•Jd lf 1 t i the C<>11ais111ion's det na1nation to approve
·• r l' int,; lot, a nc1 th staff doe s recOlll.lllend appro al.
and surl'ounding area were hown the
ar 450 parking
park i n g lot, Mr. Hou tated
non a Tu sday t 8pprox1mat l y 11 :30
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Request for the vacation of a portion of South Lipan
Street , which lies north of West Dartmouth Avenue.
Date to be Considered :
December 3, 1974.
Appli can t :
The City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Name of Property Owner :
The City of Englewood is the owner of the property
fronting on both sides of the subject site.
Relation of Applicant to Request :
The request is made on behalf of the Utilities Depart-
ment, who will make use of this land in the development of the
Bi-City Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Location of the Street to be Vacated :
That part of South Lipan Street which lies 300 ft. north of West Dartmouth Avenue.
Zone District:
1-2 , Heavy Indu trial Zon Di trict.
De cription of Reque t:
The City of Englewood
that portion of South Lipan
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Request for th e vacation of a portion of South Lipan
Street, which lies north of West Dartmouth Avenue.
Date to be Considered:
December 3, 1974.
Applicant :
The City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Name of Property Owner:
The City of Englewood is the owner of the property
front i ng on both sides of the subject site.
Relation of Applicant to Request :
The request is made on behalf of the Utilities Depart-
ment, who will make use of this land in the development of the
Bi-City Waste Water Treatment Plant.
Location of the Street to be Vacated:
'nlat part o f South Lipan Street which lies 300 ft. north of West Dartmouth Avenue.
Zone Distri c t :
1-2 , ff avy Indu trial Zon Di tr ic t.
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Recommendation from the Department of Community Development:
The Department of Community Development recommends
that that part of South Lipan Street hereinafter described, be vacated for the following reasons:
Legal Description: Beginning at the NE corner of
the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W of the
6th Principal Meridian in the City of Englewood, Colorado,
thence N. 89°50 1 W. 30 feet along the north line of said
SW 1/4; thence s. 0 °7 1 E. 988.15 feet parallel to the east
line of said SW 1/4; thence S. 89 °52 1 E. 30 feet; thence N.
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N. 0 °07' w. 774.55 feet along the east line of said SW 1/4 to the point of Beginning.
1. 'Ihe street right-of-way for which the vacation is
sought no longer serves a public purpose.
2. 'Ihe original dedication of South Lipan Street north
of West Dartmouth Av nue, was made in order to allow
the development of property which had no other access
to a public right-of-way. 'Ihe property lying north of
a point 300 feet north of We t Dartmouth Avenue has now
been purchased by the City of Englewood for the location
of the Bi-City Waste Water Tr atment Plant, and public
access within the area 1 not needed.
3. 'Ih prop rty hich 11 north of t Dartmoutti. Av nue and outh of th City of En 1 wood land will continu to hav o1 of th portion of South Lipan Str t for a cation i not sought.
4. 'Ih land in lud d i n th d for th on tru c tion of th n Bi-ity Tr •t• nt Plant.
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Avenue. 1be City of Englewood owns the property north of
these two developments along both sides of South Lipan Street to its terminating point.
Plans for the Littleton-Englewood Bi-City Waste Water
Treatment Plant show the excavation for oxygen basin structures
lying across the existing street at a point approximately 100
ft. north of the south property line of the City-owned land.
Background of Previous City Action Relating to the Property :
Because the area north of West Dartmouth Avenue from
South Santa Fe Drive to South Platte River Drive is unplatted,
the City has required developers causing a division of land
within the area to submit a subdivision plat, or to obtain a
waiver to that requirement before building permits have been issued.
1be west 30 ft. of property owned by L. Wayne Snider
and H. C. Gulden was deeded to the Ci ty of Englewood for street
purposes in July of 1972. 1bis deed is recorded in Book 2068,
Page 181, Arapahoe County. 1be dedication was a condition for
approval of a subdivision waiver by th e Planning and Zoning
Commission. 1be waiver permitted the division of the land
into two parcels. Parcel "B ", a 100' x 200' plot in the
northwest corner of the property, wa served by the South
Lipan Street dedication . 1bis parcel has been purchased by
the City of Engl wood a part of it expansion program for
the waste water treatment plant. A furthe r division o! thi
property was caused by the sale o! the south part of tlJe property
to Fi her As o iate , and the remainder a purchased by th City of Engl wood .
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These two dedications resulted in a 60 ft. wide right-
of-way for a distance of 513.6 feet north of West Dartmouth
Avenue and a 30 ft. wide right-of-way 775.7 ft. north of this point.
Relation to the Comprehensive Plan:
The vacation of the north 975 ft. of South Lipan
Street will not conflict with th e Comprehensive Plan, or the
Master Street Plan.
Comments from other Departments.
Sargeant Wallace of the Englewood Police D partment
made an inspection of this site and ha reported that the
street is not necessary for the movem nt of traffic.
The Fire Department has no objection to this street vacation.
The Public Work Department ha no obj ction to the
vacation and u g that should the South Platt River
Drive adjacent to the Servicenter becom on -way northbound,
an agreem nt b t en the Bi-City Treatmem Plant Supervisory
Committee and th City of Englewood could b effected to pro-
vid a southbound exit from the S rvic nter to West Dartmouth Avenu .
Mountain Bell ha no objection to the street vacation
providing ea ement for t lephon cabl lines remain; however,
Public
would not b ne ded to erve the Servic'nter or
atm nt Plant, th Utilitie Department believes
abandoned and thy will pr u this aatter with
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Soutb Lipan Street is not a through street, and the
primary benefit to having had at least the northern portion
of the right-of-way has been to connect the City Servicenter
to West Dartmouth Avenue. Since the servicenter fronts on
South Platte River Drive, it is not necessary to retain this
right-of-way to provide this additional access. If the South
Platte River Drive should ever become a one-way traffic right-
of-way, access could be provided across the Waste Water Treat-
ment Plant property for the use of the City Servicenter.
nie south 300 feet of the right-of-way serves the
two property owners in either side, the Welbourne Development
Company on the west and Fiberglassics, Inc., on the east side.
It will also continue to provide access to the City-owned
property and serve as an easement for the sewer lines into the
treatment facilities. A 42 inch sewer line will be run from
Santa Fe to Dartmouth to Lipan and thence to the plant; and
the 66 inch outfall line from Littleton will also be within
the right-of-way for which a vacation is not being sought.
nie property owners outh of the Bi-City Waste Water
Treatment Plant property also have access to other public
right-of-ways : either South Platte River Drive or West
Dartmouth Avenue.
nie vacation of South Lipan Street within the
prop rty lines of Ci ty property will not affect traffic
movem en t and the land thu gained is needed for construction
of the Bi-City Treata nt Plant.
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INTRODUCED AS A BJLL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDJNANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING
AND BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD.
WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public
street located entirely within the City of Englewood, Colo-rado; and
WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular
meeting of December 3, 1974 that said public street be vaca -ted; and
WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafter
described no longer serves any useful purpose and the vaca -
tion thereof will not leave any realty adjoining said public
right of way without an established public road; and
WHEREAS said public right of way as hereinafter
more fully described does not constitute a boundary line be -
tween the City of Englewood and any county or any other muni-cipality.
OW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CJL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD , COLORADO , as follows:
1. That the following de cribed portion of South Lipan Street
loc ted within the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County, Co-
lorado b~ nd the a is hereby vacated, to wit:
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on this 6th day of January, A.D., 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of January, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
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A BILL FOR
A' ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH LIPAN STREET LYING
A D BEING NORTH OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS there presently exists a dedicated public
street located entirely within the City of Englewood, Colo-rado; and
WHEREAS the Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Englewood has heretofore recommended at its regular
meeting of December 3, 1974 that said public street be vaca -ted; and
WHEREAS the said dedicated public way hereinafter
described no longer se rves any useful purpose and the vaca -
tion th ereof will not leave any realty adjoining said public
right of way without an established public road; and
WH REAS said public right of way as hereinafter
more fully described does not constitute a boundary line be -
tween the City of Englewood and any county or any other muni -cipali ty.
'OW THEREFO RE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
l. That the following described portion of South Lipan Street
located within he City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Co-
lorado be nd the ame is hereby vacated, to wit :
B ginning at the E corner of the SE 1/4 of the E
1/4 of Section 33, T 4 S , R 6 W of the 6th Princi-
pal M ridi n 0 in the City of En lewood, Colorado ,
th n . 89 50' W. 30 fget along the North lin of
i d sw 1/4; th n c s. o 7' E. 988.15 f t pa 0allel
t o th a t line of aig SW 1/4; thence S. 9 52'
E. :rn e t; thence . 0 7' . 13 6 feet; henc
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th n e e N. g.o 52'37" 30 feet; thence N. 0 07'1''.
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on this 6th day of January, A.D., 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of January, 1975.
M"ayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of th e Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
t i tle as Ordinance No. , Series of 1974.
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MOM: Ke lls Waggoner
IUIUICT1 SIGNAL INSTALLATIONS
Requests have been made for the installation of pedestrian
crossing signals at two locations.
South Clarkson & East Eastman
This request was by petition and by telephone from
Mrs. Black. The petition was previously returned
to you with a memo dated October 8, 1974.
Attached is a drawing showing the proposed instal-
lation. It would be similar to the one now located
at Gi rard and Clarkson and would cost a pproximately
$1 ,500 .
South Huron & West Chenango
This reques was verbally from Mr. Sam ArroU .
Attached is a drawing showing the proposed installa-
t ion. It would be similar to the one now located a
Gir rd and Clark son and wo uld cos approximat ly
$1,500.
ignals are for the protection of school
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$3,700 and is budgeted under the 1975 Public Improvement Fund Six-Quarter Budget.
Sincerely,
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Director of Public Works
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FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
Acting Director of Finance
E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation
Harry N. Taylor, Purchasing Agent
DATE: January 2, 1975
SUBJECT: Tree Beautification Broadway Medians
S ea led propo s als were received by the Director of Finance (Purchasing) on
Dec emb e r 18, 1974 for 500 various types of shrubs and trees to be utilized in the
beautification of South Broadway median sections.
Thirty-one planters within the median sections along South Broadway will be the
recipiants of the s hrubs and trees.
Bid res ults:
Company
South Denver Nurseries
Wes tern Evergr en Nurseries
Woodman Brother s
Mount a in Meadow s Nursery
Nur s eriea Inc .
Budget
$5,000.00
Bid
$7,450.00
6,978.50
6,276. 75
4,778.00
4,595.50
Th e fund s are budgeted in the Public Improv .. ent Fund -lroedvay Widening budget .
W r c end the proposa l s ubmitted by Nureerie• Inc. in the 1110unt ot $4,595 .50
fo r up plyin va riou s s hrub s and treea to be accepted and 11Vard a.de.
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Fro~: Ri hard Lorig, Personnel Di rector
Karl Nollenberge r, Director o f Finance
~:b ;ect: Federal Unem ployment Assistance
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WP have rece n ly een notified by Arapahoe County, the p r ime spon o r
for he Federal governmen on the new unemployment act, that the
Ci v of En lewood will be eligible to receive in the nei h o rh ood
of $50,000 in Federal funds. These monies are to be used during
he firs~ six mon~hs of 1975 o employ persons in an attemp o
llPvia e he presen unemploymen crisis in the count ry.
broad objec ive of
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To: Andy Mccown, City Manager
Fr om. Ri hard Lo ri g, Personnel Director
Karl Nollenberge r, Directo r of Finance
Federal Unemployment Assistance
Da •e • anuary 2 , 1975
We have re cen ly een notified by Arapahoe County, the prime sponsor
for the Federal governmen on the new unemployment act, that the
Citv of En lewood will be eligi le to receive in the neigh o rho od
of $50,000 in Federal funds. These monies are to be used during
he firs• six months o f 1975 o employ persons in an attemp o
allPvia e he present unemplo~men crisis in he coun ry.
ThP broad o Jee ive of the ac is o help comba he rising un-
P ploy~ent si ua ion in the coun ry hrou h he use of Federal
find hanneled in o state and local governments. The local gov-
are serving as he ajor echanism of pu in many of hese
a~k on the employmen r o ters . The possibility of he
bei r ex ended into the las six on hs of 1 7' is
he nemployme situ& ion remains a i s cu rren ly
Ho wev r, i •he economy rev rses and th ran does
197', 1 • o l:i corres on in 1 m an in all rob-
o f En lewo od's ~ o omy is ovin upward wi h
sal a ax revenues.
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We fe el that the social responsibility that the City bears along
thi s line, as wel l as the benefits to us in having ten positions
fi lled whi ch we could not otherwise, makes this program one of
g reat benefit to the Ci ty and should be pursued. Your direction
an d consideration would be appreciated .
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PllOM: Kells Waggone r
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December 26, 1974
During co nstruction of the storm drainage line (South Central
Drainage Basin) in Oxford Avenue by Holsam Conc r ete Co., it
will be necessary to cross the City Ditch at a point between
Galapago and Huron. This crossing, if it were to be open cut,
would need a cut o ff wall on the downstream side of the ditch
which would cost from $1,200 to $1,500.
For some time now we have been discussing the possibility o f
installing a syphon so that we could lower the grade on Oxford
at he City Ditch. When Denver owned the ditch we could not
get approval for a syphon even though we thought it wou l d
work sa isfactorily. Since our storm sewer contractor wi ll
be in t e area, now might be an appropriate time to install
such a syphon with a gate valve to drain into our storm sewer.
Ou r es i ate would be about $5,000.00 and the work would be
handled as an ext ra work order to our present contract. This
installa ion would allow us to lo wer the crest of the Oxford
hill y appro ximately seven feet, thus providing some sight
distance for raffic access from Huron Street.
There ar fun s budgeted under General Storm Drainag e whi ch could
be u ed for his purpose. Action by Council would be to authorize
his ex 1 ure and refer i to the Water and Se wer Board for
their a proval of the crossing .
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hereror , we would need a d ciaion pretty soon.
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To : Anciy 1'r. ow n, Ci Ly r nai:;e r
Fi·•. m : K11rl follenbPr!Jer, Ansio nrit C y !':inn.;:;cr
/,uditor S0lectjo n, 1974 F ll<indal Records
Date : Januar y J, 197 5
~at~ ant m nt h we WP.re notified that the f rm o f Van S0hoonev,..11 ,
0hP~l rd 11nd Cnmpany , who have p~rfor~cd tl1e aud it on the City's
iron cifll r'cords for the past our :re'lrs , is splittine np s of
•· llr·.,ry 1 , 1975 . You may recall+ nt t e City Con'1cil -.,1+J·o•i.;c d
tl1 "s flr~ o ~·r urm the rudit on ou r f inancial r0c0rds or o1h
19'l4 ·nd 1975 last Jumne r. Needless Lo sny , s ru s us n n b d
pla n rclat ~n to ou r audit for the YPRr 1974 . T e n~e Ru e
Ch rtcr o f t.e City ruq ir s ttat f\n udit e comp etcd a d r n Pcial
report pr B ntcd to the City Council by ~rch Jlst of he succeeJtn g
ye11.r . In order to meet t.b s J ailli 1'1 t. e audi •.)rs rr111 t e in thei r
.erk "\'l "rly n the J''lir &s possi le .
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Van Schoonc v e ld nn d Company after the r eorgan izati o n will be a firm
o f thir t een persons . The t hree partners in the f rM have areas of sp,~cia lty a s f ollow s : andit , tax an d managemen t consulting . T eir
audit BI'tnc r has ten car s of cxpe r enc e in all aspects of acco1nting
i n cluding som e gove rnmunLa l . There would be continuity in the
ccnio r 'lndi tor i f the City's account 1e re to g o with Van chooneveld
1n d C0mp any . Th e senio r aud itor has b een involve d clo sel y in th e
City's acc ount fo r the past two Years and has in my J udgeme nt
proven to be a competen t senio r au ditor . From our con versations
wit h the firM , it would appear that this senio r auditor wo uld have
a l arge degree of control ove r ou r account. They fe e l tha t very
litt e , 1f an y, hours of familiarization vo uld be l ost due to t he chnngcover in Lhei r case .
Th e C ty Counci l is given the charge by th e Rome Rule Charter to
n<J.ke a ure tlia t an independent audit is ma de annually of all City
accounts . "Suc h au dits will be ma de by Certi fied Public ccountants,
cxper ence d i n municip al accounting , selected by Counc il ." The
firms are bot! r ead y to talk to the Counc il on &onday, January 6th .
Due to t e t me constra nta, a dee sion as to which firm will
fin ish the audi t should be ma de as so on as possible.
K rl Nollenberge r
Assistant City 1anager
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN UAIW.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. I , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINA NCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF
OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS
AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., ie
hereby amended to read as follows:
13-6-2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME
The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
shall invest all funds and monies not immediately needed
for the operating expenses of the City except for the
Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the
City Employees Pension Fund, as follows:
(a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent
(50%) shall be invested in:
1. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of
the United States of America.
2. Bonde or other interest bearing obligations of
agencies of the United States of America.
J. Share certificates for savings accounts in any
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state or federally chartered savings and loan
association in Colorado provided, however, that
said association is a mem er of the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and further
that the ful l amount of each account is insured by
the said FSLIC and in any time certificate of deposit
or savin s accoun in any stat o r national bank in
Colorado in which certificates of depoai or aavin s
accounts are fully inaur d by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corpora ion or secured by collateral
secur1 ies au horized by 83-1-1 (lJ) of Colorado
R vised Statu ea, 196), aa amend d, who se par value
is at leas on hundr d p r C8'Tlt (100%) of the
deposits h ld by any bank in the State of Colorado
in be name of he City of ngl wood.
4. Deposits which are a dir ct obli1ation o f the Stat or Colorado or of any county or school district
thar in.
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5. State of Colorado, state highway fund r e v enue
anticipation warrants.
6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of
any city and county or incorporated city or town
in the State of Colorado which has existed con-
tinuously as a lawful corporation for a period
of fifteen years prior to the making of such
investment.
7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities.
(b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent
(50%) shall be invested in:
1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the t~enty
(Z:) !~rielt ~~:~=~E: ~s~ks :~gr:erej ~~~Pr :~~
2. Commercial paper of the twenty-five (25) largest
corporations created or existing under the laws
of the United States or any state, distr~ct or
ter ritory of the United States.
J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P,
Moody's.
4. Banker's Acceptances.
5. Repurchase agreements on above securities.
(c) Said Director shall require collateral securities
whose par value is at least one hundred per cent (100%)
of the deposits held by ny bank in the State of Colo rado
in the name of the City of Englewood. These collateral
secu rities shall be those designated in Article 1 o f
Chapte r SJ of the Colorado Revised Statutes, 196J, as
a ended.
(d) All funds of the City of Englewood shall share in the
in erest income earned by investments made by the
Director or Finance, in the proportion that their
r especti ve cash balances bear to the total cash
available for inve1 ment during th year. Th m hod
of calculatin1 ca1h balances shall r fleet an equi able
av raging or the belancea aa determined by the Director or Finance. All intere1t hich would nor ally be
credited to the Sp cial Aaaeaament Fund shall be
credited to the General Fund.
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the 17th day of Decembe r, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of
December, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance,
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ~~'
Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MA!JN .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANC E NO. , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COD E RELATING TO THE INVES TMEN T OF
OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS
AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE IN TEREST INCOME.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 2, Chapter 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is
hereby amended to read as follows:
lJ-6-2 INVES TME NTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME
The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
shall invest all funds and monies not immediately needed
for the operating expenses of the City except for the
Fir e men's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and the
City Employees Pension Fund, as follows:
(a) Of the monies invested, not less than fifty per cent
(50%) shall be invested in:
1. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of
the United States of America.
2. Bonds or other interest bearing obligations of
agencies of the United States of America.
J. Share certificates f o r savings accounts in any
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state or f ede rally chartered sa vings and loan
association in Colorado provided, however, that
said association is a member or the Federal Sa vings
a nd Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and fur the r
that the fu ll amount of each account is insured by
the said FSLIC and in any time certificate of deposit
or savings account in any state or national bank in
Colorado in which certificate• of deposit or savin 1
accounts are fully inaured by the F deral Deposit
Inaurance Corporation or secured by collat ral
securities authoriz d by SJ-l-1 (lJ) of Colorado
Revised Statutes, 196J, aa a ended, whose par value
is at least one hundr d per cent (100%) or th
deposits held by any ank in the State or Colorado
in the name or tha City or !nclewood.
4. Deposits which are a direct obli1ation of the State or Colorado or of any county or achool dietrict
therein .
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5. State of Colorado, state highway fund r evenu e
ant icipation warrants.
6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of
any city an d county or incorporated city or town
in the State of Colorado which has existed con-
tinuously as a lawful corporation for a period
of fifteen years prior to the making of such
investment.
7. Repurchase ag reements on the above securities.
(b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent
(50%) shall be invested in:
1. Negotiable certificates of Deposit of the twen~~
(2:' :e ~i eE~ ~e:~=~£: te~ks :~e~~e red ~~~e~ :~~
:~~E :~ :~i ~~!:~! S:~:~s :! ~=~~!:s.
2. Commercial paper of the twenty-five (25) largest
corporations created or existing under the laws
of the United States or any state, distrrct or
territory of the United States.
J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P,
Moody's.
4. Banker's Acceptances.
5. Repurchase agreements on above securities.
(c) Said Director shall require collateral securities
whose par value is at least one hundred per cent (100%)
of the deposits held by any bank in the State of Colorado
in the name of the City of Englewood. These collateral
secu rities shall be those designated in Article 1 of
Chapter SJ of the Colorado Revised Statutes, 196J, as
amended.
(d) All funds of the City of Englewood shall share in the
interest income earned by investments made by the
Dir ctor of Finance, in the proportion that their
re spective cash balances bear to the total cash
available for inv~st ent during the year. The method
ot calculatina cash balance• shall reflect an equita le
av ra in of the balance• aa det r ined by the Director
of Finance. All int rest which would normally be
credi ad to the Sp c1al Asa asm nt Fund shall be
credited to th General fund.
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Introduced, read in full and passed ori first reading on
the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of
December, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance,
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ,
Series of 1975. ----
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2, CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE INVESTMENT OF
OPERATING AND SPECIAL FUNDS OF THE CITY, SECURING OF DEPOSITS
AND A DISTRIBUTION OF THE INTEREST INCOME.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIT Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows:
Section 1 .
That Section 2, Chapte r 6, Title XIII, '69 E.M.C., is
hereby amended to read as follows :
13--2 INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES; INTEREST INCOME
The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
shall inves all funds and monies no immediatel y ne ded
for the ope rating expenses of the City except f o r he
Firemen's Pension Fund, the Police Pension Fund, and he
City Employees Pen sion Fund, as f ollows:
(a) Of the monies invested, not less than fif y pe r cen
(50J ) shall be invested in:
1. Bonds or o her intere st bearing o ligations of
the United States of America.
2. Bonds or other interest bearing o liga ions of
a encies of he nited States of America.
J. Share ce rtificates for savings accoun s in any
eta e o r federally char ered savin s and loan
ass oc ia i on in Colorado provided, however, ha
said associa i on is a me er o f he F deral Savi a
and Loan Insurance Corpora ion (FSLIC) and fur
that he fu ll amount of each ac coun i s insured
he said FSLIC and in any time certificate of de
o r aavin account in any a ta e o r na i o al ban in
Colorado in which e r if1 ca ea of depoa1 o r aav1nr.•
acco n a are fully 1naur d y he Federa l De o 1
I aurance Co rpora ion or secur d y coll• ral
aecuri ie authorized by SJ -1-1 (lJ) of Colorado
Rev1aed S a u es, 19 J , aa am ended, wh oa par value
1a a l aa one hu drad per c ( ooi) or the
depoai a h ld by any a nk in he Sta e or Colo rado
in +he na e of he Ci y of En lewood.
4. D po•i whi h are a di rec t obl i ation o f a ~ a e or Colora o or o r any coun y o r •chool dia•rio
h rei .
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5. State of Colorado, state highway fund revenue
anticipation warrants.
6. Bonds which are a direct general obligation of
any city and county or incorporated city or town
in the State of Colorado which has existed con-
tinuously as a lawful corporation for a period
of fifteen years prior to the making of such
investment.
7. Repurchase agreements on the above securities.
(b) Of the monies invested, not more than fifty per cent
(50%) shall be invested in:
1. egotia le certificates of Deposit of the twen·~
(:~ :~~ge~: ~~:!:~f: ~~~k~ :~s~:erej ~~~~~ ·?·~
:s~s =~ :~e ~~!:~~ ~-s:~s :~ A=e~!:5.
2. Commercial paper of the
corpora ions crea ed or
of the United States or
territory of the United
wenty-five (25) :arges
exis ing under the laws
any s ate, dis r c or
States.
J. Equipment Trusts -AA or better (railroad), S & P,
Moody's.
4. Banker's Acceptances.
5 . Repurchase agreements on above securities.
(c) Said Director shall require collateral securities
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who se par value is a leas one hundred per cen (lOOS)
of the deposits held by any bank in the S a e of Colorado
in he name of the City of En lewood. These colla ral
securities shall be hose des! nated in Ar~icle l of
Chap r SJ of the Colorado Revised S a u es, 19 J, as
amended.
shall share
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of
December, 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify hat the above
" and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy o f he Ordinance,
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance o. ~~·
Series of 1975.
ex o rri c lo city ci rk-frea eure r
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. _J._, SERIES OF 197 5
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CRE ATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLIC E OFFICERS'
PRE-R ETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORD INE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENG LEWOOD, COLORAD O, as follows:
Sec tion l.
That Sec ti on , Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby
3~c nded to r ead as fello ws :
11-1-R ;>OLJCF·IF'.ll 'S rr:NSTC'N FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT
FUND -SP ECI Ai. FUND CREAIED
(:i) Th e Cit · of Englewood does hereby elect to c on -
t inue t o participate in the Police Pensi on Fund,
in ~cco rdance with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Article 49, Co lorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent th at the
pro\isions of this Ordinance supersedes any pro-
vis1ons of said Statute.
(b ) The r e i~ hereby creat ed a special fund t o be
kn own as th e "Police Officers' Benefit Fund"
·f o r the purp ose of paying those benef i t s ac -
cruing to police officers under 5-4-lZ(b )
(permanent disabi lity -police officers' -
re-retiremen t benefi t) of this code.
(c) THF CITY Sii LL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"P"' I CE OFFIC "RS' BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE
TJ BC DFTFR IJNED ANNUALLY JN THE FOLLOW! G
M\ NER :
AT L ,\ST E\';''.tY Tim.EE YEARS, THE CITY OF E GLE-
WOO:J li.A!..l 11\'.'E A ACTU RIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
POU Cr: PE ' IO. FUNDS. THE " ORMAL COST" OF THE
B . T IT<; AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PE -
10 . IA ' A. D LOC L PENSlO ORDJ ANCES ILL B
TR1 UTL!l , UALLY I. TO THE T PE SIO FU . D .
THE CITl 'S rO.T RJBUTIO 1 TO THE POLICE OFFJ ERS'
HF.. Tr! T FU~D ~TLL BE FIGURE DERIVED FRO f TA H\G
Tiii .' R'l\l CO T PERCE TAGE DERIVED I THE ACTUARIAL
'1Ufl'r \~D UBTRACTING CONTRIBUTIO S MAD£ B TH
r 1rr y ·I., CJT Y AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY p IO
U'\Jl. llll R 'iUL TA T PERCENTAG CALCULATED A NUALLY
1'1 Ll. R · r rn FR MG NERAL R VENUES OF Tll CITY r.
T 1 t 1'0Lt.:r OFF ICER S' BtNEFIT FU D.
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(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle-
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as ame nded, said board shall have all powers
necessa ry to supervise and administer the pro-
vi si ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
shall have the power from time to time, and as
th e need may arise, to transfer any surplus
monl'ys resulting in said "Police Officers' Bene-
fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
the city.
Section 2.
The ammendment~ contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introdu ced , read in full and passed on first read -
ing on the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of December, 19-4.
6th
Read by itle and passed on final reading on the
day of J ~n uar·, 1975.
Publish d bv title as Ordinance No.
of 1975 on the -211L. day of January, 1975.
AT TE ST: Mayor
t' o ff1c10 City Cl rk -Tr a urer
Series
I, Xa rl No lenber gcr, do hereby certify that the
.bov . nd foregoing i a true, accurate and co•plete copy of
th Crdin nee, p d on final readina and published by title
a Or ilin nee o. ___ , Series of 1975 .
ex offic10 City Cterk -Trea urer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~' SERIES OF 1975
AN OR DINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT OKD~I NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
f~G LEW OO D , COLORAD O, as follows:
Se ction 1.
That Sec tion 8, Cha pt er 1, Ttile XI, is hereby
J~c nded to rea d qs f el l ows :
11 -1 -8 !'OLJ CHIF . 'S PT:NSJ0 FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BE 'EFIT
FUND -SP ECT AL FUND CREA I ED
(3) The Ci t y of Englewood does hereby elect to con-
t inue t o participate in the Police Pen sion Fund,
in ~cco rdJnce with the provis ions of Chapter 139,
Ar 1cle 49, Co lorado Revised Statutes, 1963, a s
am~nded, s ave and except to the extent that the
pr u\isio ns o f this Ordinance upersedes any pro-
v i sion. o f said Statute.
(b ) Thc r l i ~ her by created a special fund to be
kno wn a the "Pol ice Officers' Benefit Fund"
f or the p u rp os e of paying those benefits c-
c rJ t nR t o p o li e officer under S-4-12(b )
(p c r ma n nt disability -police officer ' -
rc-r c t ir mc nt benefit) of thi cod e .
(c) THF TTY fl LL MA E CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"P •''.IC OFF ICT RS' BE EFIT FU D" AT A RATE
T,1 Rt Or-TF.R 11 '\FD AN UALLY I THE FOLL OWJ 'G
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(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle-
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as ame nded, said board shall have all powers
necessary to supervise and administer the pro-
v i s1 ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
shall have the power from time to time, and as
the n eed may arise, to transfer any surplus
moneys res ulting in said "Police Officers' Bene-
fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
the ci ty.
Se ction 2.
The ammendment~ contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on Janu ary 1, 1975.
Introdu ced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing on the 17th day of December, 1974.
Publishe d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th
day of December, 19"4.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
6th day of J~nua ry, 1975.
Publi h d bv title as Ordinance No. ~~-· Se r ies
of 1975 on the -2.ih_. day of January, 1975.
A TTE ST: Mayor
of f1 c 10 City Clerk -Tr a urer
I, Karl . 'o!l enbt'T r, do hereby certify that the
above i nd forego1n i tru , accu rat e and coNplet copy of
h Cri1n nc , r ed on final readina and publi hed by title
!mane o. r ie of 197~ •
ex OfflClO city Cierk-Trea ur r
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE A1'AENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M .C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR PO LICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORDAIN ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
fNG LEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sec tion l.
That Section 8, Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby
~~e nded to rea d as fc!lows:
1 -1-8 ?OLJCFNF .''S P~NSJON FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT
FUND -SPECT Al. FUND CREA 1 ED
(3) The Citv of Englewood does hereby elect t o con-
tinue t o participate in the Police Pension Fund,
in ~ccorda nce with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Article 49, Colora do Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent that the
pr o\i sions of this Ordinance supersedes any pro-
visions of said Statute.
(b ) Th cr L is hereby created a special fund to be
kno i.n as the "Police Officers' Benefit Fund"
for the purpo c of paying those benefits ac-
cr J 1n~ t o police office rs under S-4-12(b)
(pe rmanent disability -police officers' -
rc-r t1r mcnt benefi t ) of this code.
(c) TH ITY II LL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"P~' ICE OFFIC'RS' BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE
T,) f. ll TFR IINED AN UALLY IN THE FOLLOWING
M\'J .T~:
1 T LL\n L\':O:lY THI.EE YEARS, THE CITY OF E 'GLE-
\\ 0::1 . HA!.! li\'.'E A ACTUARIAL STUDY DO E 0 THE rcucr rr~ ION FU DS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
B . f:FlT AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PE -
IO." I. A ·o LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BF
T I UT ll A NUALLY I TO THE TWO PE SIO FU OS.
THE CIT\'' S CO, TRIBUTION INTO THE POLICE OFFICERS'
~I I rn FU D WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FRO. TAKI G rnr .ORI L co T PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN THE ACTUARIAL
TUO) .\ D SUBTRACTING CONTRIBUTIONS MAD E BE THE
ll'l Y 1, ClTY AND STATE TO THE STATUTORY PE SION
FU~JI. Till RLSULTA T PERCENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY
ll I LL R r , JD FROM GENERAL REVENUES OF TH CITY IN -
TO 11!1 1'0L 1.:r OFFICE RS' BENEFIT FUND .
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(d ) I n a ddition to the powers and obligations im-
po se d upon the board of trustees of the Engle-
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapte r 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as a me nded, said board shall have all powers
ne ce ssary to supervise and administer the pro-
v i s1 ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
sh al l have the power from time to time, and as
the n ee d may arise, to transfer any surplus
mone y s resulti ng in said "Police Officers' Bene-
fit Fu nd", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
the c ity.
Se c t ion 2.
The ammendme nt ~ contained in this Ordinance shall
t a ke effect on Janu a ry 1, 1975.
Introdu ced , re ad in full and passed on first read -
ing on the 17th da y of Decembe r, 1974.
Publishe d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th
day of De c ember , 1 9:4 .
of
Re ad b y ti tle and passed on final reading on the
6t h da y o f J :rnua r y , 1975.
Pu b li sh e bv title as Ordinance No.
1975 o n the ~-day of January, 1975.
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AT TEST: Mayor
off1c10 C1 y Clerk -Tr c urer
rl No.lenhc rg e r, do hereby certify that the
ahov nd 01n i a true, a c curate and complete c opy o f
l Cr i1n nee, ra d o n f i n a l readina and published b y titl
i)r.lt :-t nc eri o f 1 97 ~.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDIN ANCE AMEN DI NG SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORD~JNE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
r 'GLEWOOD , COLORAD O, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section , Chap ter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby
1"cnded to re ~c a s fellows:
1 -1 -R :10LJCF IF .'' S rr:NSTON FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BE EFIT
FUND -SPECTM FtJND CREATED
(3) Th Ci·v of Eng lewood does hereby elect to con-
t inve t o participate in the Police Pensi on Fund,
i~ 1cco rdance with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Art1cle 49, Co lorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
am~n<led, save and except to the extent that the
pru\isions of this Ordinance supersedes any pro -
n 10n of said Statute.
(b ) Th rL is hereb y creat ed a special fund to be
known as the "Pol ice Officers' Benefit Fund"
for he purpo c of paying those benefits ac-
crJ1n~ to police officers under S-4-12(b )
(permane nt disabili ty -police officer ' -
rc-rctir mcnt benefit) of this code.
(c) TH CITY Sii LL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"r~• ICE OFFI C RS' BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE r, Rr nrTFR II. 'ED AN UALLY IN THE FOLLOW! G
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pos e d upon the board of trustees of the Engle -
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as ame nded, said board shall have all powers
necessary to supervise and administer the pro -
is1ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
shall h2ve the power from time to time, and as
the need may arise, to transfer any surplus
moneys res ulting in said "Police Officers' Bene-
fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of the city.
Section 2.
The amm~n dmc nt ~ contained in this Ordinance shall take effec t on Janu1ry 1, 1975.
In tr o duced, re ad i n full and passed on first read-ing on the llil!_ day of December, 1974.
Publish d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th day of December, 19:4.
Read bv t1tle and passed on final reading on the 6 h day of J;nuary , 1975,
Pu Ii
of 1975 on the
,\TTEST:
e off1c 10 C1 y Cler
bv itle a Or dinance No. _, Series
·day of January, 197 5.
Aayor
urer
r, K rl ~0·1 nh r& r, do hereby certify that th
for oin 1 tru , accurate and co•plete copy of
, J on final r adin and publish d by titl
eries of 197'.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDIN AN CE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIRElENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORD I~E D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF r\GLEWOO D, COLORADO, as follows:
Secti on 1 .
That Section , Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereb y l~cnde d t o re ad ~s fello ws :
11-1-ll :•O LI CF·ff . 'S rr NSJ('I N FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BE EFIT
FUND -SPEC FUND CREA I ED
(3) The City of Englewood does hereby elect to con-
t inue tc participate in the Police Pen sion Fund,
in ~cco rdance with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Art1cl 49, Co lorado Revised Statutes, 1963, a s
amcnJed, save and except to the extent that the
pr o \1sions f this Ordinance supersedes any pr o-
v1 s 1on of said Statute.
(b ) There i~ her by created a special fund t o be
kn oi.n as he "Po lice Officers' Benefit Fund"
for the pu r pn c of paying those benefits ac-
Cr J 1ng t o poli e officers under 5-4 -IZ(b )
(p rmanen t dis bi lity -police officers' -
r -retiremen t benefit) of this cod e.
(c) nr C17Y II LL MAKE co. TRIBUTIO s TO SAID
"P ' '.IC OFF Ir£ RS' BE EFIT FU D" AT A RAT E
T i. nr: E I ~ D ANNU LLY l THE FOLLOW! G
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posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle -
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as a men ded, said board shall have all powers
ne cess ary to supervise and administer the pro -
is1ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
sha l l have the power from time to time, and as
th e n ee d may arise, to transfer any surplus
moneys re sulting in said "Police Officers' Bene -
fit Fund", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
th e c ity.
Sec t ion 2.
The amme ndment ~ contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on Janu1 ry 1, 1975.
Introdu ·e , re ad in full and passed on first read -
ing on the 17th day of Decembe r, 1974.
Publishe d as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th
day of Decem ber, 19:4.
of
Read by tit le and passed on final reading on the
6th day of J,nua ry, 1975.
Publish bv title as Ordi nance No. ~~-• Series
1975 on the -2.i!:L. day of January, 1975.
AT TE ST· Mayor
off 1c10 City Cl rk -Tr a urer
I, Karl No!lenberger, do hereby certify that the
.b v • nd foregoing i a true, accurate and coaplete copy of
th1 nr Jtn nee, p. ed on final readina and publi hed by title
'l r 1l 1nance-o. ·---, S ri s of 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. ~' SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDIN ANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS'
PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT ORD~TNE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF r\GLEWOO D, COLORAD O, as follows:
Sec tion 1.
That Section 8, Chapter 1, Tt ile XI, is h ereby 1qcnded to re ad ~s fellow s :
11-1-R ?OLICFNF ~·s r~NSJ O FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND -SP ECI t FUND CREA IED
(a) The Citv of Englewood does hereby elect to con-
ti nue to participate in the Police Pension Fund,
in .iccorda nce with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Article 49, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent that the
pro\isions f this Ordinance supersedes any pro -
visions of said Statute.
(b ) There i~ hereby created a special fund to be
known as the "Police Officers' Benefit Fund"
for the purpose of paying those benefits ac-
cru1nR t o police officers under S-4-12(b )
(perma nent disability -police officers' -
re rctir mcnt benefit) of this code.
(c) TH CITY II l L MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAID
"P 'IC: OFFl Cf RS' BE EFIT FU D" AT A RATE
TJ . i Df:TF~ !!~ED ANNUALLY IN THE FOLLOWING
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po se d upon the board of trustees of the Engle-
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49,
Chapter 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
as ame nded, said board shall have all powers
necPssary to supervise and administer the pro-
vi s1 ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
shall have the power from time to time, and as
the need may arise, to transfer any surplus
moneys re sulting in said ''Police Officers' Bene-
fit Fund'', to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
the city .
Sec ti on 2.
The amm~n dme nt ~ c ontained in this Ordinance shall
take effec t on Janu1ry l, 1975.
Introdu ced , read in full and passed on first read -
ing on the 17th da · of Decembe r, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 24th
day of December, 19"4.
o f
Read by title a nd passed on final reading on the
6th day of J1nuar·, 1975.
Publi
1975 on the
d bv title a Or dinance No.
·day of January, 197 5.
Series
1TTEST : Mayor
off1~10 C1t •Cl rk -Trc
r, Kr 'ollenb r er, do hereby certify that th
oin i a tru , accurat and coaplet copy of
nee, p ~d on final T adina and publish d by tltle
1nan eries of 1975 .
x officio City Cleri -frea urer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORD INANCE NO. ~' SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDIN ANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR POLICE OFFICERS' PRE-RETIREMENT BENEFIT.
BE IT O~D~IN ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF r 1GLEllTOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
Sec tion 1 .
That Section , Chapter 1, Ttile XI, is hereby l1cnded t o re~d ~s fello ws:
11-1-R :10 LJCf.!f."S PJ:NSIO FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FOND -SPECT I FOND CREATED
(3) The Cltv of Eng lewood does hereby elect to con-
tinue to participate in the Police Pension Fund, i~ ~cco rdance with the provisions of Chapter 139,
Ar icle 49, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as
amended, save and except to the extent that the
pru\1sions of this Ordinance supersedes any pro-
vi _ ions of said Statute.
(b ) Thcr' i~ hereby created a special fund to be
known as the "Police Officers' Benefit Fund"
f o r the purpose of paying those benefits ac-
cr~1ng to police officers under 5·4-12(b)
(permanent disability -police officer ' -
re -retiremen t benefit) of this code.
(c) TH !TY I! LL MAKE CONTRIBUTIO S TO SAID
"P~' !CF OFF I C 'RS' BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE
T,1 !H D TF MI~ED ANNUALLY IN THE FOLLOWING
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(d) In add ition to the powers and obligations im -
posed upon the board of trustees of the Engle -
wood Policemen's Pension Fund by Article 49~
Ch ap t e r 139, Colorado revised statutes, 1963,
a s am ended, said board shall have all powers
necess ary to supervise and administer the pro-
v is1 ons hereof. In addition thereto, said board
s hall hav e the power from time to time, and as
th e need may arise, to transfer any surplus
mon eys r esulting in said "Police Officers' Bene-
fi t Fund ", to the Policemen's Pension Fund of
th e city .
Sec t ion 2.
The amme n dme nt ~ c ontained in this Ordinance shal l
take effec t on Janu1 r y 1, 1975.
Introduced, read i n full and passed on first read -
ing on the 1 7 th day of De c ember, 1974.
Publ is h ed as a Bill f o r an Ordinance on the 2 4th
day of Dece mb e r , 19 ~4.
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Re a d by title a n d p as s e d on fi nal r e ad i ng on the
6th day of J~nuar•, 1975.
Published by title as Ord i nance No . ~· Se r ies
1975 on the ~ day of Ja n uary, 1975.
ATTEST : Ma yo r
offic io C1ty C1 rk -Trc urer
I, KaT l ,'o!lenber er, do hereby certify that the
fore 01 n i a true, accurate and coaplete copy of
, p ed on final readina and published by title
o. , Series of 1975.
ex officio_ City Cieri -Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. --1__, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDIN ANCE AMEN DING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEFI T AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II
PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS '
PENSION FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Se c tion 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby
amended to read as follows:
2 -1 -9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTtI -
JORY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENE ·IT ; SPECIAL FOND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De-
partment who shall resign or be discharged
from the Department prior to becoming eli-
gible for any retirement, disability or
other benefits as provided by Colorado Re -
vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
50, as amended, shall be entitled to a re -
fund of his accumulated contributions t o
the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term
"accumulated contributions" shall mean he
sum of aid firemen's contribution to the
City' Firemen's Pension Fund, toge her with
in t rest, if any, thereon, as shall be d er -
ined b the Board of Tru tees of aid fund .
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WO OD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
FIR E PENS ION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN-
SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
THE CI TY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO
THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER -
CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GENERAL RE VE NU ES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FIGHTERS' RENEFIT FUND .
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
po sed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle-
wood Fire Pension Board by Article SO, Chapter
139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend-
ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary
to supervise and administer the terms of this
section. In addition thereto, said Board shall
have the power from time to time, and as the
need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys
resulting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to
the Firemen' Pension Fund of the Ci ty .
2 -1 -10 VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND -SPECIAL FUND tREA fEO -soORtt OF CONTRIBOTfdNs
(a) THERE IS HcRFBY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE
KNOW A THE " OLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENS IO
FUND" FOR Tiil · PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY BENE -
FIT TO VOLll'\Tl ER FIREFIGHTERS UNDER CO DITIO
AS PROVIDLD 8) COLORADO REVISED STATUTE , 1963,
CHAPTER 13 9 , RTICL SO, AS AM OED.
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WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC-
ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC-
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU-
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Section 2.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Intr oduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing on the .l11h... day of December, 1974.
Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the --24.1.h
day of December, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
th day of J anuary, 1975.
Publishe d by title as Ordinance No. ___ on the
9 day of January , 1975. -~-
ATTES T: ii ayor
ex o ff ic io C1t y Clerk-Treasurer
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J, rl ollenb raer, doh r by cer fy that the
nd ore oina is a tru , ccurate and c o plet copy
Ordi n ne e, pass d on final r adlna and published by
Or di nan c No. __ , Ser l s of 1 •
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BY AUTHORITY
ORD I NAN CE NO. __ , SERIE S OF 1975
AN ORDIN AN CE AME NDI NG SECTI ON 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE I I OF THE
1 969 E .M.C., CR EATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FI REFIGHTER S' PRE -
RETI REMEN T BENEF IT AN D ADDING SECTION 10, CHA PTER 1, TITLE II
PROV I DI NG FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNT EER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSIO N FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENG LEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sec tion 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title TI is hereby ame nded to read as follows:
2 -1 -9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT;I N-
JURY LEAVE AND D!SAB1L11Y PRE-kEt!kEMENT BENEFIT ; SPECIAL FUND CREATED
(a ) Ever y paid member of the Englewood Fi r e De-
part me nt who shall resign or be disch a rg ed
from the Department prior to becom i ng e li-
gible for any retirement, disabi l ity or
other benefits as provided by Colo rado Re-
v ised Stat utes , 1963, Chapter 13 9, Article
SO , a s amended, shall be ent i tled to a re-
f und of his a c cumulated contribut io n s t o
the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The te r m
"ac cumulated c ontributions" shall me an t he
s um of ai d f i remen's c ontribut ion to the
Ci t y's Fi r e me n's Pe ns i on Fund, t ogether with
i nt res t , if a ny , thereon, a s s hall be deter -
mi ned by the Bo ard of Tru s t ees of said fund.
(b) The r e is he r eby c re a ted a speci a l fund to be
kno wn as the "Firefight ers• Benefit Fund" for
the purpose of refundi n g accum u la t ed contri-
bution to t hose firefi ghters coming within
the provisions of this sec t ion , and o pro-
vid those fund nee ary to pay th ben -
its cc ru1ng under S-4·12(c) (Per anent
Di b lity-Firefighter ' Pre -ret i rement B ne -fit ) of thi Code.
() THE CITY SHALL MAE CO TRIBUTIONS.TO AI D
"FIR FIGHTERS' BENEFIT FUND'' AT A RAT TO RE O·TER~f 0 A UALLY I THE FOLLOWING MANER :
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WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
FIR I: PENSION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN -
SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NO~~L COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO
THE STATUTORY PENSIO N FUND. THE RESULTANT PER-
CENTAGE CA LC UL ATED ANN UA LLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GE ERAL RE VE NU ES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FIGHTERS' 1E N FIT FUND .
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
po s ed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle-
wood Fire Pension Board by Article SO, Chapter
13 9 , Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend -
ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary
to supe rv ise and administer the terms of this
section. In addition thereto, said Board shall
ha v e the p ower from time to time, and as the
need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys
re sulti ng in said Firefiehters' Benefit Fund to
the Firemen' Pension Fund of the City.
2-1-10 VOLUTE R FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND -SPECIAL FUND
CREA TED -soORct OF CONTRIBUTIONS
(a) THE RE IS HLR fB Y CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE
KNOWN AS TH "VO LUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' PEN SION
FU D" FOR HI£ PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY B E-
FIT TO VOLU .T.ER FI REFIGHTE RS UNDER CO DITIONS
A PROVIDED BY COLO RAD O REVISED STATUTES, 19 3,
CHAPTE R 139, ARTICLE SO, AS AMENDED .
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(c) BEGINN IN G JANUARY 1, 1975, THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FI REFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC -
ESS ARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC -
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU ~
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
1 9 7 5, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIO NS .
Sec t ion 2.
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall take effe c t on J anuary 1, 1975.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read -
ing on t h e .l.7.ih.... day o f December, 1974.
Publis he d as a bill for an Ordinance on the -2.4±..h day of December, 1974.
Read by tit l e a nd p a ssed on final r e ad i ng on the
h day o f January , 1 9 75 .
Publishe d by ti tl e as Ordinance No . ___ on the
9 h day of January , 1975.
ATTEST: May or
e o ffi cio City Clerk -Treasurer
hove
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I, rl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
nd ore oin is a true, accurat and complete copy
Ordin nee, pa sed on final reading and published by
a Ordinance o. __ , Series of 1975 .
x officio City Clerk ·Trea urer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE I I
PR OVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS '
PENSION FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby
amended to read as follows:
2-1 -9 FIRE MEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTfIN-
JORY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE -RETIREMENT BENE ·IT; SPECIAL FOND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De-
partment who shall resian or be discharged
from the Department prior to becoming eli-
gible for any retirement, disability or
other benefits as provided by Colorado Re-
vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re-
fund of his accumulated contributions to
the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term
"accumulated contributions" shall mean the
um of said firemen's contributions to the
City's Firemen's Pension Fund, together with
interest, if any, thereon, as shall be deter-
mined by the Board of Trustees of said fund.
(b) There is hereby created a special fund to be
known as the "Firefighter ' Benefit Fund" for
the purpose of refunding accumulated contri -
butions to those firefi&hters co ing with in
the provisions of thi section, and to pro -
vid tho e funds nee ssary to pay th ben -
i t cc ruinf under S·4-12(c) (P r anent
01 bility -F r fi ht r ' Pr -r t re ent B n
fit) of thi Code.
(c) THE CITY SHAL L MAE CO TRJBUTJO . S.TO AID
" IREFI GHT RS' EFJT FU D" AT A RAT TO BE
D TERMI -D A UALLY I THE FOLLO I G MA R:
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WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
F IR I:. PENS ION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN-
SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIO S MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO
THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER-
CENTAGE CALCUL ATED ANNU LLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GENERAL REVENU ES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FIGHTERS' 1E NEFIT FUND .
(d ) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
po s ed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle-
wood Fire Pens i on Board by Article 50, Chapter
13 9 , Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend -
ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary
to su pervi s e and administer the tenas of this
se c t i on . In addition thereto, said Board shall
ha ve the p ower fr om time to time, and as the
need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys
re su lting in said Firefiahters' Benefit Fund to
the Firemen's Pension Fund of the City.
2 -1 -1 0 VOLU NT EE R FIREF IG HTERS' PENSION FUND -SPECIAL FUND
CREATED -SOURCE OF CONTklHOTIONS
(a ) THERE I S HERFB Y CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE
KN OWN AS TH "VO LU TEER FIREFIGHTER S ' PE S IO
FUND " FOR THF PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUT ORY BENE-
FIT TO VOLU TFER IR EFICHTERS U DER CO Dl TI O S
AS PR OVIDED BY COLO RAD O REVI SED STATUT ES, 19 3 ,
CHAPTE R 13 9 , ARTICL 50 , AS AME DED.
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WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FIREF IGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC-
ESS ARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC-
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU~
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
19 75, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Sec t i on 2 .
The amendments contained in this Ordinance shall
take effec t on J anuary 1, 1975.
Introdu c ed, read in full and passed on first read -
i ng on the .l.2.l..h... day of December, 1974 .
Publis he d a s a bill for an Ordinance on the -2.4.1.h
day of Decemb e r, 1974.
Read by t i tle and pas s ed on final reading on the
t h day of J anu ary , 19 75.
Publishe d by title as Ordinance No . ___ on the
9 h day of Janua r y , 1975.
ATTEST: May o r
ex o ff 1c10 City Cl erk -Treasurer
<.1bO e
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t i tle
I , Karl ollenb e rger, do hereby certify that the
nd f o r e oin is a true, accurat and c oaplete copy
Ord n nee, p as s ed on final readina and published by
as Or d1n nc o. __ , Series of 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. __ , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINA NCE AMEN DING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEFI T AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II
PR OV IDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS '
PENSION FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby amended to read as follows:
2 -1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTf.IN -
JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE -RETIREMENT BENE ·IT ; SPECIAL FUND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De-
partment who shall resian or be discharged
from the Department prior to becoming eli-
gible for any retirement, disability or
ether benefits as provided by Colorado Re-
vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re -
fund of his accumulated contributions to
the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term
"accumulated contributions" shall mean the
sum of aid firemen's contributions to the
City's Firemen's Pension Fund, together with
interest, if ny, thereon, as shall be de er-
mined by the Board of Trustees of said fund.
(b) There is hereby e re ted a special fund t o be
known as the "Fi refighters' Benefit Fund" for
the purpose of refunding accumulated contri -
bution to tho e firefiehters comin with1n
the provisions of this section, and to pro -
vide ho e fund necessary to pay th b n -
it ccruin under S-4-12(c) (Permanen
Di bility-F ref hters' Pre-retire ent B ne -
fit) of this Code.
( ) THE CITY SHALL MAKE CO TRIBUTIONS_TO SAID
" IREFIGliTER 'BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE TO BE
D TER~l DA .UALLY I THE FOLLOW! G MA . ER:
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WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
FIR E PENSION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN-
SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NOR.~AL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO
THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER-
CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GENERAL RE VE NU ES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FIGHTERS' ~E N E FIT FUND .
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im-
po s ed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle-
wood Fire Pen si on Board by Article SO, Chapter
13 9 , Color a do Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend -
ed, sai d Bo ard shall have all powers necessary
to s uperv ise and administer the terms of this
se c t i on. In addition thereto, said Board shall
have the power from time to time, and as the
need may ar i se, to transfer any surplus moneys
re s ulting in said Firefi&hters' Benefit Fund to
the Firemen 's Pension Fund of the City.
Z-1 -10 VOLUN TEE R FI RE FIG HTERS' PENSION FUND -SPE CIAL FUND
CREATED -SOURC E OF CoNTRIBUTiONS
(a ) THERE I S HrRFB Y CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE
KN OWN A TH "VO LUNTEER FIREFIGHT ERS ' PEN S ION
FUND " FOR Tll PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY BENE ·
FIT TO VOLU 'TFER FIR EFIG HTER S UNDER CO DITI ONS
AS PRO IDED BY COLO RAD O REVISED STATUT ES, 1963 ,
CHAPTER 139, ARTICLE SO , AS AM E OED.
(h ) BE EFIT. FOR AL OLU TEER FI REME RETI RED BEFORE
DEC !BER 31, 1974, SHALL BE EXPE DED FROM FUNDS
RECEIV D FRl, THE TAT OP CO LORADO I A ANNUAL
ALLOT IE T PRO\'IDED 1 COLO RAD O REVISED STATUTE ,
1963, CH PTER 139, ARTICLE SO , AS AM ENDED. AN AN·
NUAL D T RMI 1ATIO HALL BE MA D! OF TH E NECE SARY
AlLOCATrO OF TH ALLOTMENT BETWEEN THE VOL UNTE R
FIR .FIGHT R.' P IO FUND AND TH REG ULAR FIR •
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WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGH TERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC -
ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC-
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU-
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
1975 , WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Secti on 2.
The amendme nts contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing on the .l.11.lL day of De cember, 1974 .
Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the .....2.1..1.b day of December, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final read i ng on the
th day of January, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No . on the
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Mayor
ol lenb rger, do hereby cert fy that the
true, accurate and coaplete copy
pa s d on final reading and published by
o. __ , Series of 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~~' SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDI NANCE AME NDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE
1969 E.M.C., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTERS' PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEF IT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II
PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNT EER FIREFIGHTERS'
PENSION FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby
amend ed to read as follows:
2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENTfI N-
JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENE ·IT ;
SPECIAL FUND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De-
partment who shall resign or be discharg ed
from the Department prior to becom ing eli-
gible for any retirement, disability or
other benefits as provided by Colorado Re-
vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re -
fund of his accumulated contributions to
the City Firemen's Pension Fund . The term
"accumulated contributions" shall mean the
sum of said firemen's contributions to the
City's Firemen's Pension Fund, together with
in t erest, if any , thereon, as shall be deter-
mined by the Board of Trustees of said fund.
(b) There is hereby created a special fund to be
known as the "Firefighters' Benefit Fund" for
the purpose of refunding accumulated contri-
bution to those firefighters coming within
the provisions of this section, and o pro -
vide those funds necessary to pay the bene-
fit ccruing under 5-4-lZ(c) (Permanent
Di ability-Firefighters' Pre-retiremen Bene ·
fit) of this Code.
(c) THE CITY SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS ..TO SAID
"FIREFTGHTERS'BENEFIT FUND" AT A RATE TO BE
DETERMINED ANNUALLY IN THE FOLLOWING MA NER:
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WOOD SHALL HA VE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE 0 ' THE
FIRL PEN SION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFF ORDE D UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN-
SIO N LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONT RIBUTED A. NUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
TH E CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BEN EFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
TH E ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIONS MAD E BY THE EMPLO YEE, CITY AND STATE TO
TH E STAT UT ORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER -
CENTAG E CALC UL ATED ANN UA LLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GE ERAL REVE NUE S OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FI GHTE RS' 1E NEFIT FUND .
(d) I n addition t o the powers and obligations im -
posed upo n t h e Board of Trustees of the Engle -
wood Fir e Pe n ion Board by Article SO, Chapter
1 39 , Co l orado Rev ised Statutes, 1963, as amend -
e d , said Boa rd s hall ha ve all powers necessary
t o supervise an d admini s ter the terms of this
s e ction . In ad di t i on thereto, said Board s hall
have the p ower fr om time to time, and as the
need may a ri e, t o tran s fer any surplus moneys
resulti ng i n s a i d Fi ref i &hters' Benefit Fund to
t he Firemen ' Pe ns i on Fund of the City .
Z-1-10 VOLU TEcR FIREFIGHTE RS ' PENS ION FUN D -SPEC IAL FUND
CREATED -soO Rc f OF coNTRIBOTioNS
( ) THI:R IS llLRfRY CREATED A SPE CIA L FU ND TO BE
K OW AS THE "VO LUNTEE R FI REFIGHT ERS' PENSION
FU D" FOR Tllf PURPOSE OF PAYIN G ST ATUT ORY BENE-
FIT TO \'OLll. Tl ER FIREFIGHTE RS UN DE R CO DITIONS
A P OVIDl:D BY COLORADO REVISED STATUTES, 1963,
CHAPT R 139, RTICL SO, AS AM ND D.
( ) B lT FO ALL OLU T ER FIREME RETIRED BEfORE
DFC BER 31, 19 4, SHALL EXP NDED FR FU OS
RECEIVED FR THE STATE OF COLORADO I AN A AL
ALLOTM T rRO\'IDED I COLORADO RE ISED STATUTF ,
1963, CHA . 139, ARTICLE SO, AS AM E OED. A A -
UAL D T I ATtO SHALL BE MA D~ OF TH ECESSARY
AILOCATIO 0 1 TH ALLOTM NT BETWEEN TH VOLU TEER
FIR IGHT R.' P SIO FU D AND TH REGULAR FIRE ·
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WOOD SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC-
ESS ARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC-
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU -
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
1975, WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Secti on 2.
The amendme nts contained in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduc ed, read in full and passed on first read-
ing on the .l1l.lL day of December, 1974 .
Publis hed as a bill for an Ordinance on the -2.41.h
d ay of Decembe r, 1974.
Read by t it le and passed on final read ing on the
• · day o f January, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No . ___ on the
--=-<'1•=:...-day of Janu ry , 1975.
ATTEST:
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abo ·e
of th
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Mayor
er -reasurer
ollenb r er, do h reby certify that the
a ru , accurat and c o•plete copy
ss d on final reading and publish d by
o. _, Sri of 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~~' SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II OF THE
1969 E.M.C ., CREATING A SPECIAL FUND FOR FIREFIGHTER S' PRE-
RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND ADDING SECTION 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II
PR OV IDING FOR A SPECIAL FUND FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREF IGHTERS'
PENSION FUND.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sec tion 9, Chapter 1, Title II is hereby
amended to read as follows:
2-1-9 FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS-REPAYMENT·! -
JURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RETIREMENT BENEf.IT ;
SPECIAL FUND CREATED
(a) Every paid member of the Englewood Fire De-
partment who shall resign or be discharged
from the Department prior to becoming eli-
gible for any retirement, disability or
other benefits as provided by Colorado Re -
vised Statutes, 1963, Chapter 139, Article
SO, as amended, shall be entitled to a re-
fund of his accumulated contributions to
the City Firemen's Pension Fund. The term
"accumula ted contribu tions" shall mean the
um of said firemen's contributions to the
City's Firemen' Pension Fund, together wi h
int rest, if ny, thereon, as shall be deter-
ined by the Board of Trustees of said fund.
(b) Th~r is here y created a special fund to be
k.nolo'Tl the "Fi re fighters' Benefit Fund" for
he purpose of refunding accumulated con ri -
bu ion to tho e firefighters co ing within
the pro ision of this section, and o pro -
v1d tho fund nece ary to pay th ben ·
it cruin under S·4-12(c) (P rman nt
01 ility·Fir f hters' Pre·r tr ment B ne -
f1t) of thi Cod .
( ) AID
FUND" AT RATE TO RE
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WOOD SHALL HAVE AN ACTUARIAL STUDY DONE ON THE
FIR E PENSION FUNDS. THE "NORMAL COST" OF THE
BENEFITS AFFORDED UNDER BOTH THE STATUTORY PEN-
SION LAW AND LOCAL PENSION ORDINANCES WILL BE
CONTRIBUTED ANNUALLY INTO THE TWO PENSION FUNDS.
THE CITY'S CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FIREFIGHTERS'
BENEFIT FUND WILL BE A FIGURE DERIVED FROM
TAKING THE NORMAL COST PERCENTAGE DERIVED IN
THE ACTUARIAL STUDY AND SUBTRACTING CONTRIBU-
TIONS MADE BY THE EMPLOYEE, CITY AND STATE TO
THE STATUTORY PENSION FUND. THE RESULTANT PER-
CENTAGE CALCULATED ANNUALLY WILL BE PAID FROM
GE ERAL RE VENUES OF THE CITY INTO THE FIRE-
FIGHTERS' RE NEFIT FUND .
(d) In addition to the powers and obligations im·
posed upon the Board of Trustees of the Engle-
wood Fire Pension Board by Article 50, Chapter
139, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amend-
ed, said Board shall have all powers necessary
to supervise and administer the terms of this
section. In addition thereto, said Board shall
have the power from time to time, and as the
need may arise, to transfer any surplus moneys
resulting in said Firefi&hters' Benefit Fund to
the Firemen' Pension Fund of the City.
2-1 ·10 VOLU TEER FIREFIGHTER ' PENSION FUND • SPECIAL FUND
CREA TED · souRCt OF CONTRIBUTIONS
(a) THER I S H ER~BY CREATED A SPECIAL FUND TO BE
K OW A TH "VO LU TEER FIREFIGHTERS' PENSI ON
FU D" FOR THl PURPOSE OF PAYING STATUTORY BENE -
FIT TO OLU.TLfR FIREFIGHTERS UNDER CO DITIONS
A PRO JD£0 8) COLO RADO REVISED STATUTES, 1963,
CHAPTER 139, ARTICLE 50, AS AMENDED.
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WOO D SHALL MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGHTERS' PENSION FUND AS DETERMINED NEC-
ESSARY TO ANNUALLY FUND THE PENSION BENEFIT AC -
CUMULATIONS OF THE VOLUNTEERS. THE CONTRIBU·
TION SHALL BE BASED ON AN ACTUARIAL STUDY TO
BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. PENSION
BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERS RETIRING AFTER JANUARY 1,
1975 , WILL BE PAID FROM THESE CONTRIBUTIONS .
Sec tion 2.
The amendments conta ine d in this Ordinance shall
take effect on January 1, 1975.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read -
ing on the .l..7.1lL day of December, 1974.
Published as a bill for an Ordinance on the -2...4..i..b
day of December, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
~th day o f January, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No. ___ on the
_9"'-'-'~ day of J nu ry , 1975.
ATTEST:
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May o r
ollenb rger, do hereby certify that the
is a tru , ccurate and coaplete copy
pass d on final reading and published by
o. __ , Sel'i s of 1975.
x officio city eterk ·Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. _j__, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN -
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 74 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO : TO APPROVE
AND CONFIRM THE APPO RTIONMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB-
LICATION AND MAILING OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT: AND TO APPROVE THE
CO MPL ETION OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of Englewood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap -
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C ., enacted Ordinance No. Z3, Series of 197 4 ,
c r eating Sidewa lk i mprovement District No. 74, and providing
for the const ru ction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the cons truction of such improvements has
been comple t ed and the total costs of such improvements hav e
been reliably ascertained.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD , COLORADO , AS FOLLOWS:
1. Th t, subject o the provisions and condition
contained within the said Charter and Or d inances, Cit Coun -
cil h reby dec lares that it is its inten t to approv the
whole co t of he improvemen ts made in and for Sidewalk Im -
provement Di ~trict o. 74, to approve and confirm th e appor -
t1onmen of said cost to each lot or tra c t of land in aid
District and to asse s a hare of said cost against e ch lo
or tr ct of land in the District, and to approve the comple-
ion o id di trict.
z. Th at a public hearing upon said as essment
will b held before City Cou n cil at City Hall, 3400 South
Rl t1, Englewood, Colorado, to commence at 7:30 o'clock p.m.
on Mond y, February 3, 1975, and that notice of the propos d
. m nt b given by the City Clerk and published in the
fn lewood Her · Id and Enterprise, a newspaper publi hed and
of gen r 1 ircul t1on in s id City, in three (3 ) con ecutiv
~ 1 • e1 ion , th rein giving Not 'ce to the owner of the
property h ssed of the matter and things requir d
by l w. t or bout the time of the first publication, otice
h 11 1 ob given h prepaid mil to all known owner of
to be d with th cost of sa!d improvement .
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tially the followin g fo rm:
NOTI CE OF PUBL IC HEARING UPON THE COSTS AND
ASSESSME TS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 74, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND OF A
HEARI NG UPO A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
SAID CO TS AND ASSESSMENTS.
1d p r on r fur h r notified a follow
T e ·hole co t of aid impro e n
0 $4 • 3 .0 ~.
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the r
Of s id sum of $4 ,783.02, the City of
y 13,344.ZO , leaving a balance of $3 5,4 . Z o
gains he real property in aid Di trict.
{c) Th
prop rty
of $35,438.82 will b apporti on d to
id District and asse s ed s follow :
nt id w 1 Dis rict No. 74, Englewood, Colorado
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That any complaints or objections which may be
made in writing by the owners of land within the District,
o he City Council and filed in the Office of the Director
of Finance on or before Thursday, the 30th day of January,
1975, will be heard and determined by the City Council be -
fore he passag of an ordinance assessing the cost of said
impr oveme n
Comp laints or objections to the proposed asse s-
men s ~111 be heard by the City Council on Monday, the 3rd
day of February, 1975, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. at the City
H· 11, 3400 Sou th Elati, Englewood, Colorado.
of
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WIT ESS m hand nd official se 1 this ~~ d y
1974.
/s/ Karl Nollenberger
Director of Financ
ex-officio City Cl r
111 11 ed in: The F.n 1 ood Her ld Sentin 1
rubl1 .h d on: J nu ry 9, 16, and 23, 1975. •
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1975.
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Mayor
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the
City of Engl ewood, State of Colorado, hereby certify that the
above is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Res ol ution
No. ~~-' S eries of 1975.
ex ottlclo city Clerk-Treasurer
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to each owner of property to be assessed for the cost of
imp rovements shall be in substantially the following form:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, 3400 Sou th Elati Street, Englewood, Colo.
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Ja nuary 10, 1975
To property ow n ers i n Englewood Sidewalk Improvement District
74:
The assessment roll for Sidewalk Improvement District 74 in
Englewood, as completed in 1974, is now on file in the office
of the Director of Finance, 3400 S. Elati St ., Englewood,Colo.
According to the assessment roll, the amount assessed against
th e followi ng described property which you are listed as owning
(legal description)
is $ for concre te improvements in the _____ block
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PLEASE PLACE LEGAL DESCRIPTION AS ABOVE ON OR WITH ALL PAYME TS.
public hearing on the assessments against the prope rty con-
c erned in he District will be held on February 3, 19 75 , at
~:30 p.m. in he Council Chambers at 3400 S. Elati St. See
details l gally advertised in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD SE TINEL
on Ja nuary 9, 16, nd 23, 1975. Written protests will be re -
eived up o Januarv 30, 1975, in the Director of Finance's
o f1ce and con idered the above meeting.
If hi e ment i p id in full to the Director of Financ
prior to April 7 , 19~5, there will not be an i ntere s t cha r ge.
se .me nt not p id b that day will be certified to th
rap ho Co unty Trea urer for collection by him during the
n fi ( 5) ear in annual principal payments, plu 6
on th unp id b lance. Such payments will be du on
rv 1 t, 1975 in the fir t ar, and January l t of the
din or infor ion on your a ses men , please
h r' of fic : 761-1140 exten ion 220.
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
CO T OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEME T
DISTRICT 0. 74 J THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: TO APPROVE
A. D CO FIRM THE APPO RTIONMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB-
LICATION A D MAIL! G OF OTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO -
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT : AND TO APPROVE THE
COMPLETIO OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of Englewood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap-
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C., enacted Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1974,
creating Sidewalk improvement District No. 74, and providing
for the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the total costs of such improvements have
been reliably ascertained.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
1. Th t, subject to the provisions and conditions
contained within the said Charter and Ordinances, City Coun-
cil hereby d clares that it is its intent to approve the
whole o t of h improveme nts made in and for Sidewalk Im-
provement Di trict o. 74, to approve and confirm the appor-
tionment of said cos ts to each lot or tract of land in said
Di tri t nd to a . a share of said cost against each lo
or tract of 1 nd in the District, and to approve he comple-
ion of aid district.
2. Th t public hearing upon nt
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE COSTS A D
ASSESS MENTS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 4, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND OF A
HEARING UPON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
SAID COSTS AND ASSESSMENTS.
All owners of real estate and property located in
Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74 created by Ordinance No.
23 , Se ri es of 1974, City of Englewood, Colorado, and all per -
sons generally , are hereby notified that the construction of
th e improvements for Sidewalk District No. 74 has been com-
pleted and the costs thereof have been ascertained, and tha
the City Council is of the intent to approve and confirm the
appo rt io nment of said costs to each lot or tract of land in
sai d District; to assess a share of said costs against ea ch
lot or tract in said District; and to prescribe the manner
of collection and payment of said assessments; and that the
City Council at its regular meeting on January 6, 1975, adop-
ted a resolution setting forth its intent to approve said
costs and assessments.
Said persons are further notified as follows:
(a) The whole cost of said improvements is the
sum of $48,783.02.
(b) Of sai d sum of $48,783.02, the City of Engle -
wood will pay $13,344.20, leaving a balance of $35,438 .82 to
he as s ed again he real property in said Distri ct.
(c) The sum of $35,438.82 will be apport ioned to
the r 1 property in said District and assessed as f ollow :
Asse ments · Sid walk District No. 74, Englewood, Color do
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made in writing by the owners of land within the District,
o the Ci ty Council and filed in the Office of the Direc or
of Finance on or before Thursday, the 30th day of January,
19 S, will be heard and determined by the City Council be -
fore the passa e of an o rdinance assessing the cost of said
improvements.
Comp laints or objections to the proposed as se s-
ment ill be heard by the City Council on Monday, th 3rd
d of February, 1975, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. at the Ci y
Hall, 3400 South Elati, Englewood, Colorado.
of
IT S rn hand and official seal th is __ day
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E A L ) I I Karl Nollenberg T
Director of Finance
ex-officio City Cler
bl h d in : The n lewood Herald Sen inel
P i 11 h Jon: J nu r 9, 16 , nd 23, 1975. •
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made in writing by the owners of land within the District,
o the City Council and filed in the Office of the Direc or
of F1nance on or before Thursday, the 30th day of January,
19~5, will be heard and determined by the City Council be -
fore the pass ge of an ordinance a sessing the cost of aid
im pr o ·erne nt -.
Comp laint or objections to the proposed
men s will be heard by the City Council on Monday,
da of February, 1975, at the hour of :30 p .. a
Hall, 3400 Sou th Elati, Englewood, Colorado.
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the 3rd
th Ci y
IT ESS my h nd nd official eal thi __ day
of ]974, '
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Mayor
ATTEST:
ex offici o city cierk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenb~rger, ex officio City Clerk of the
Ci t y o f Englewood, State of Colorado, hereby certify that the
a b o v e i s a true, accurate and complete copy of the Resolution
No . ~~-' S eries of 1975.
ex orrlclo city cierk-Treasurer
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to each owner of property to be assessed for the cost of
im provements shall be in substantially the following form:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, 3400 So uth Elati Street, Englewood, Colo.
80ll0
January 10, 1975
To property owners in Englewood Sidewalk Improvement District
74:
The assessment roll for Sidewalk Im provement District 74 in
Englewood, as complet e d in 1974, is now on file in the office
of the Director of Finance, 3400 S. Elati St., Englewood,Colo.
Accordi ng to the assessment roll, the amount assessed against
the following described property which you are listed as owning
(legal description)
is S of ----for concrete improvements in the block -----
PLEASE PLACE LEGAL DESCRIPTIO AS ABOVE ON OR WITH ALL PAYMENTS.
A publi hearing on the assessments against the property con-
cerned in the District will be held on February 3, 19 75 , at
~:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 3400 S. Elati St. See
d etails leg lly dvertised in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD SE TINEL
o n J anu ry 9 , lb, nd 23 , 1975. Written protests will be re-
ce ived up to J nu ry 0, 19 S, in th Director of Finance's
o ffice nd on idered the abov meeting .
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN -
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT .O. 74 I THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: TO APPROVE
AND CONFIRM THE APPORTIO NMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB -
LICATION AND MAILI 'G OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT: AND TO APPROVE THE
COMPLETIO OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, purs uant to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of En gle wood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap-
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C., enacted Ordinance No. 23, Series of 19 74 ,
creatin g Sidewa lk im provement District No. 74, and providing
for the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the t otal costs of such improvements have
been reliably ascertai ned.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO , AS FOLLOWS:
1. Th t, subject to the p rovisions and condition
contained within the said Ch rter and Ordinances, City Coun-
cil hereby d cl re that it is its i ntent to approve the
whole co t of he improveme nts made in and for Sidewalk lm-
provem nt Di .trict . o. 4, to a pprove and confirm the appor -
tion ent of aid co s to ach lot or tract of land in aid
D1 tr1ct and to es shar of said cost aga i n st each lo
or tra c of land in the District, and to approve the comple-
1on of aid d1 trict.
2.
will b h
F.l
upon said a es ment
City Hall, 3 00 South
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
COST OF THE IMPRO VE MENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEM E T
DISTRICT NO. 74 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: TO APPROVE
AND CONFI RM THE APPO RTIONMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB-
LICATIO AND MAILI G OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT: AND TO APPROVE THE
COMPLETIO OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colo rado, pursua nt to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of Englewood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap-
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C., enacted Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1974,
c r eating Sidewa lk im provement District No. 74, and providing
for the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
\HEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been comple ted and the total costs of such improvemen s have
been reliably ascertai ned.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That, s ub jec t to the provisions and conditions
cont ined within the said Charter and Ordinances, City Coun-
cil h reby d clares that it is its intent to approve the
who! co t of he imp r ove ments made in and for Sidewalk Im -
pro em nt D1_trict No. 7 4, to approve and confirm the appor -
tion en of aid co ts to each lot or tra ct of land in aid
D1 tr1 t and to as e s a sh re of said cost against each lot
o 1 nd in the Di trict, and to approve the comple-
aid i trict.
2. said a es ent
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tially the following form:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE COSTS AND
ASSESSME TS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 4, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND OF A
HEARI~G UPO A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
SAID COSTS AND ASSESSMENTS.
All owners of real estate and property located in
Sidewalk Improve ment District No. 74 created by Ordinance No.
23 , Series of 1974, City of Englewood, Colorado, and all per-
sons generally, are hereby notified that the construction of
the improvements for Sidewalk District No. 74 has been com-
pleted and the costs thereof have been ascertained, and tha t
the City Council is of the intent to approve and confirm the
apportionment of said costs to each lot or tract of land in
said Distric t; to assess a share of said costs against each
lot or tract in said District; and to prescribe the manner
of collection and payment of said assessments; and that the
City Council at its regular meeting on January 6, 1975, adop-
ted a resolution set ting forth its intent to approve said
cos and as essmen s.
S id persons are further notified as follows:
(a) The whole co t of said improvements i the
sum of $4 , 3.02.
(b) Of aid sum of $48,783.02, the City of En le -
wo od will pay $13, 4.20, leaving a balance of $35,43 . 2 to
be a es ed again t the real property in said District .
(c) The sum of $35,43 .82 will be appor ioned o
the re 1 propert in aid District and assessed a follow
Ase m nt -Sid walk Di trict o. 4, Englewood, Color do
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That any complaints or objections which may be
made in writing by the owners of land within the District,
o the City Council and filed in the Office of th Director
of Fin nee on or before Thur day, the 30th day of January,
19 S, ~111 be heard and determined by the City Council be-
for he pa sag of an ordinance assessing the co t of said
m n
Com plaint
ment ill be heard
day of February, 19
H 11, 3 00 Sou h El
or objections to t he proposed asse s-
Y the City Council on Monday, the 3rd
5, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. t th City
ti, En lewood, Colorado.
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~ITNES my h nd nd official seal this ~~ day
19 4.
/s/ Karl ollenberger
( A L )
Director o Financ
e -off cio City Cl rk
rubl1 h d in : Th wood H r ld nt1nel
1bl1 h d on: J nu ry , 1 , nd 23 , 1975. •
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1975.
ATTEST:
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Mayor
ex o fficio city cierk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the
City of Englewood, State of Colorado, hereby certify that the
a ove i s a true, accurate and complete copy of the Resolution
lo. ~~-' Se ries of 1975.
ex orrlclo city cierk-Treasurer
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4. That the summary of the Notice to be mailed
to each owner of property to be assessed for the cost of
improvements shall be in substantially the following form:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colo.
80110
January 10, 1975
To property owners in Englewood Sidewalk Improvement District
7 4:
The assessment roll for Sidewalk Improvement District 74 in
Englewood , as completed in 1974, is now on file in the office
of the Director of Finance, 3400 S. Elati St., Englewood,Colo.
Accordi ng to the assessment roll, the amount assessed against
th following described property which you are listed as owning
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(legal de cription)
for concrete improvements in the block -----
PLEA'E PLACE LEGAL DESCRIPTIO AS ABOVE ON OR WITH ALL PAYMENTS.
publ ic hearing on the as essments against the property con-
e rn d in the Dis rict will be held on February 3, 1975, at
~: 0 p.m. in the Council Chamber at 3400 S. Elati St. See
<le t ils legally adverti ed in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD SENTINEL
on T:inu ary 9, 16, nd 23, 19 5. Written protests will be re -
c i~ed up to January 30, 1975, in the Director of Finance's
o fice and considered at he above meeting.
I th is a es m nt is p id in full to the Director of Finance
prior to April 7 , 19~s. there will not be an interest charge.
es m n not p id b th t day will be certified to th
Ar p hoe County Trea urer for collection by him during the
ne t fiv (5) y rs in annual principal payments, plus 6\
re on the unpaid b lance. Such payment will b due on
rv 1 t, 1975 in the fir t year, and J nuary 1st of the
din v rs . For informa ion on your as e sment, pleas
t the Ci t Ln ine r's office: 61 -1140 exten ion 220.
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO, TO APPROVE THE WHOLE
COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 74 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: TO APPROVE
AND CONFIRM THE APPORTI ONMENT OF SAID COSTS AND ORDERING PUB -
LICATION AND MAIL IN G OF NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WITHIN THE DISTRICT : AND TO APPROVE THE
COMPLETION OF SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to Article X, Section 107 of the Charter
of the City of Englewood and the provisions Title Xll, Chap -
ter 1, 1969, E.M.C., enacted Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1974,
creati ng Sidewalk improvement District No. 74, and providing
for the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the total costs of such improvements have
been reliably ascertai ned.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, AS FOLLOWS:
1. Th t, subject to the provisions and conditions
contained within the said Charter and Ordinances, City Coun-
cil hereby declares that it is its intent to approve the
whole co t of he improvements made in and for Sidewalk Im-
provement Di trict o. 74, to approve and confirm the appor-
tionment of aid cost to eac h lot or tract of land in said
District and to e s a share of said cost against each lot
or tr ct of 1 nd i n the Di trict, and to approve the comple-
ion of id di trict.
2 . said assessments
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tially the follow i ng form:
OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE COSTS AND
ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
0. 4, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND OF A
HEAR i 'G UPO A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
SA ID COSTS A D ASSESSMENTS.
All owners of real estate and property located in
Sidewalk Improvement District No. 74 created by Ordinance No.
23, Series of 1974, City of Englewood, Colorado, and all per -
sons gene rally, are hereby notified that the construction of
the improvements for Sidewalk District No. 74 has been com-
pleted and the costs thereof have been ascertained, and that
the City Council is of the intent to approve and confirm the
apportionment of said costs to each lot or tract of land in
s aid District; to assess a share of said costs against each
lot or tract in said District; and to prescribe the manner
of collection and payment of said assessments; and that the
City Council at its regular meeting on January 6, 1975, adop-
ted a resolution setting forth its intent to approve said
cos ts and assessments.
Said persons are further notified as follows:
(a) The whole cost of said improvements is the
sum of $48,783.02.
(b) Of said sum of $48,783.02, the City of Engle -
wood will pay $13,344.20, leaving a balance of $35,438.8 2 to
be assessed against the real property in said District.
(c) The sum of $35,438.82 will be apportioned to
the real property in said District and assessed a follow :
Ass ssments -Sidewalk District No. 74, En lewood, Colorado
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Tha t an y c omplaints or objections whi c h may be
made in wr iting by t h e owner s of land within the Dis tric t ,
to the Ci t y Co un cil a nd filed in the Office o f t he Di r ec t or
of Finance on o r before Thursday, the 30th day of January ,
1975, will be heard and det e rmined by the City Co un cil be-
fore the passage of an ordinance assessing the cost of said
improvements.
Complaints or objections to the propo se d as s es s-
ment s will be heard by the Ci ty Council on Monda y , th e 3r d
day of February, 1975 , at the hour of 7 :30 p .m. at t he Ci t y
Hall, 3400 South Elati , Eng lewood, Colorado.
of
WIT ESS my ha nd a nd of f ici al s e a l th is
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(. E A L )
/s/ Karl Nollenberger
da.y
Director of Finance
ex -officio City Clerk
Puhl hed in : The ·n lewood Herald Sentinel
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ATTEST:
ex o ffi c i o City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the
City of En gl ew oo d, St ate of Colorado, hereby certify that the
above is a t r u e, accurate and complete copy of the Res o lution
No. ~~-' Serie s of 1975.
ex orriclo city Clerk-Treasurer
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to each owner of property to be assessed for the cost of
improvements shall be in substantially the following form:
C1TY OF ENGLEWOOD, 3400 Sou th Elati Street, Englewood, Colo.
80ll 0
Jan uary 10, 1975
To property owners in Englewood Sidewalk Improvement District
7 4 :
The assessment roll for Sidewalk Improvement District 74 in
Englewood, as completed in 1974, is now on file in the office
of the Director of Finance, 3400 S. Elati St., Englewood,Colo.
According to the assessment roll, the amount assessed against
the following described property which you are listed as owning
(legal description)
is $ for concrete improvements in the _____ block
of ----
PLEASE PLACE LEGAL DESCRIPTION AS ABOVE ON OR WITH ALL PAYME TS.
A publ i c hearing on the assessments against the property con -
cerned in the District will be held on February 3, 1975, at
7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber~ at 3400 S. Elati St. See
details legally advertised in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD SE TINEL
on Ja nu ry 9, 16, an<l Z3, 1975. Written protests will be re-
ceived up to Januar 0, 1975, in the Director of Finance's
offic and c onsidered t th above meeting.
I this assessment i p id in full to the Director of Finance
prior to April 7 , 19 75 , there will not be an interest charge.
A es m nts not paid by th t day will be certified to the
Arap ho County Tre surer for collection by him during the
next five (5) ye rs in annual principal payments, plu 6\
intcre t on the unpaid balance. Such payments will be du on
J nu rv 1 t, 1975 in the first year, and January 1st of the
din ye, r . For information on your assessment, plea e
he City En tne r' offic : 761·1140 exten ion 220.
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A RESOUJTION DESIGNATIN G CE Rl'AIN REAL PR:>PERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULTIPLE-
USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZIN G THE NEG<Jl'IATION FOR PURCHASE OF SAID
PR:>PERl'Y .
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore authorized studies to be
made for the feasibility and desirability of developing a portion of the South
Platte River Basin lying north of West Oxford Avenue and South of u. s. Highway
285 into a multiple-use r ecreation facility to accommodate an eighteen hole golf
course, a golf driving range, a river green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
ball complex and a garden plot together with all the necessary appertinent
facilities; and
WHEREAS , at a municipal general election held in November, 1973, the
qualified e lectors of the City of Eng lewood approved a proposition for the
er ation of a municipal go lf course; and
WHEREAS, the property to be purchased for the implementation of the
river redeve lopment plan and recreation facility, being totally located within
the City of Sheridan, the cities of Englewood and Sheridan have agreed to
collectively implement the proJ ect for public recreation.
NOW, TliEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENG 000 , COID RAOO, as follows:
1. That the following numbered parcels of real property located within
the City of Sheridan, Arapaho County, ColoL•do, are neceasary f o r the multiple-
us f acility as above described, as follows:
Pare l No. l: OWner of Reco~d -Burkes & C~ny
Acreage: • 30-
P re 1 No . 2 : Owner of R cord -Public Service Company of Colorado
Acr qe: 7 .37~
arc l No . 4a : Own r of cord -Winalow Construction Co., a eneral
Acr · e: 27 . O t
partn rahip
r reel No. 4b : wn r of cord -Wina low Con•tNction Co., a 9 ral
partn nhip
Acr 9 : 47. t
arc l No . 5: rald L. 0 in
re l No . 6: ; th J. O\iado and lem
rar l o . 7: cord -or Cran rvic c y, a Colorado
+ Corporation
Acr 10.52
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Laffoon, M.A.I., as to each of the parcels are equal to or exceed the fair
market value of the lands which must be acquired for said recreation project.
BE IT FURl'HER RESOLVED THAT John A. Criswell of the fi:cn of Criswell
and Patterson, Attorneys at Law, shall be the negotiator on behalf of the City
of Eng lewood, and as such is hereby authorized to offer to purchase the above
parcels and to report back to the City Council for approval or disapproval of
any proposed agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
ADO Pl' ED AND APPIDVED this 6th day of January, l 975.
Mayor
ATl'EST:
x o fficio City Cl erkJJ'reasurer
I, 'Karl Noll nberger, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Eng lewood,
St& o Colorado, h reby certify that the above iJ a true, accurate and c0111plete
o f F solution No. ___ , Serie• of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOUJTION 00. ---· SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUT I ON DESIG NATING CERTAIN REAL PRJPERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULT IPLE -
USE RECREATION FACILITY , AND AUTHORIZIN G THE NEGOI'IATION FOR PURCHAS E OF SAID
PRJPERTY .
WHEREAS , the City Council has he retofore authorized studies to be
made for the f ea sibility and desira bility of developing a portion of the South
Plat te Rive r Bas in lying north of West Ox f ord Avenue and South of u. s. Hi ghway
285 into a mu lti ple -use recreation facility to accommodate an eighteen hole gol f
course, a gol f driving range, a riv er green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
ball com plex and a garden plot t o gether with all the necessary appertinent
facilities; and
WHEREAS , at a municipal g eneral election held in November, 1973, the
qualified e lectors of the City of Eng l e wood approved a proposition for the
creation of a municipal golf course ; and
WHEREAS, the property to be purchas e d fo r the implementati on of the
river redevelopment plan and recreatio n f a cility, being totally located within
the City of Sh ridan , the cities of En g lewood and Sheridan have agr eed t o
collectively :unplement the proJect for publ ic r ecreati on.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF THE CITY OF
FN:; 000 , COID RADO, as follows:
l. That the following numbered parcels of r eal property l ocated within
the City of Sh ridan, Arapahoe County, Coloi•do , are n e c e•sary for the multiple-
us f acility as above d scribed, as follows:
Pare 1 No. 1: Own r of Reco~d -Bu r k es ' Company
Acr a ge: • 30-
r arcel No . 2: n r of R cord -Public Service Company of Colorado
Acre g 7.37°!
Parcel No . 4a : er of Record -Winslow Con •truction Co ., a general
Acr a <J : 27.60 !
partnership
Parcel No . 4b: Owner of cord -Winslow Construction Co., a 9 ral
partn rship
Acreag : 47. ±
arc 1 o. 5: Own r oC cord -rald L. 8otltin8
Acr 4.68 ±
arc l No. er of Record + JCanneth J. Chiado and X.rn w. Sch ch er
arc l ·o . 71
re l o. 111
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Laffoon, M.A.I ., a s to each of t h e parc els are equal to or exceed the fair
market va l ue of the l ands which must b e a c quired for said recreation proj ect.
BE IT FU Rr HER RESOLVED THAT J ohn A. Criswell of the firm of Criswell
and Patterson , Attorney s at Law , shall be the negotiator on behalf of the City
of Englewood, a nd a s s u ch is hereby authorized to offer to purchase the above
parcels and to report b a ck to the City Council for approval or disapproval of
any proposed agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
ADO PT ED AND APPROVED t h is 6th day of January, 1975.
Mayo r
A'ITEST:
( ex officio City Cle rk-Treasurer
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St.a e of Co l o r ado , h e reby certify that the above i s a true, accurate and complete
c ~py of sol u t ion No . ~~~' Seri es of 1 9 7 5 .
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A RESOUJTION DESIGNATING CERTAIN REAL POOPERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULTIPLE-
USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZING THE NEG<Jl'IATION FOR PUllCHASE OF SAID
PRJPE RTY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore authorized studies to be
made for the feasibility and desirability of developing a portion of the South
Platte River Basin lying north of West Oxford Avenue and South of u. s. Highway
285 into a multiple-use recreation facility to accommodate an eighteen hole golf
course, a golf driving range, a river green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
ball comp lex and a garden plot t ogether with all the necessary appertinent
facilit ies; and
WHEREAS , at a municipal general election held in November, 1973, the
li ied electors of t he City of Englewood approved a proposition for the
c a ion of a municipal go lf course; and
WHEREAS, the property to be purchased for the implementation of the
riv r red v lopnent plan and rec reation facility, being totally located within
the City of Sh ridan, the cities of Englewood and Sheridan have agreed t o
oll ctively implement the proJ ect for public recreation.
NCM, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
()(X), COW RADO, a s fo llows :
l. That the following numbered parcels of real property located within
h City of Sheri n, Arapahoe County, Coloi•do, are necessary for the multiple-
us •acility as above d scribed, a s follows:
rare l No . l: ner o f Recoid -Burke• • Co.pany
Acr age: • 30-
reel o . 2: Own r of Record -Public Service Canpimy of Colorado
Acr g 7.37'!:
arc l o . 4a : ~ r of Record -Winslow Construction Co. , a general
partn rship
Acr a3e: 27. 0 ±
a l o . 4 Cwner of cord -Wi.Jalow Construction Co., a en ral
partn rs hip
Acr g : 47.
arc l 51 rald L. Botltin•
r lC.enn th J. Chia and ltern w. Sch ch er +
f r l o . 7: cord -tor Cran Servic CCJllP&ny, a Co l or& o
corpora ion
Ac-r 10.52 +
r l . ll: cord -Co lora o and SOUth m ilw y ny
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Laffoon, M.A.I., as to each of the parcels are equal to or exceed the fair
market value of the lands which must be acquired for said recreation project.
BE IT FURrHER RESOLVED THAT John A. Criswell of the firm of Criswell
and Patterson, Attorneys at Law, shall be the negotiator on behalf of the City
of Englewood, and as such is hereby authorized to offer to purchase the above
parcels and to report back to the City Council for approval or disapproval of
any proposed agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
AOOPl'ED AND APPROVED this 6th day of Janua.ry, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Cl rk-Treasurer
I, Karl Noll nberger, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
Stat of Co lorado, hereby certify that the above i• a true, accurate and C0111Plete
c py of ~ solution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk.Jl'r .. surer
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A RESOUJTION DESIGNATING CE RTAIN REAL POOPERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULTIPLE-
USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZING THE NEGOI'IATION FOR PURCHASE OF SAID
POOPE RTY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore authorized studies to be
made for the feasibility and desirability of developing a portion of the South
Platte River Basin lying north of West Oxford Avenue and South of u. s. Highway
285 int o a multiple-us recreation facility to accommodate an eighteen hole golf
course, a golf driving range, a river green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
ball com plex and a garden plot t o gether with all the necessary appertinent
facilities; and
WHE REAS, at a municipal general election held in November, 1973, the
quali i d electors of th City of Eng lewood approved a proposition for the
cr•a tic n of a municipal golf course; and
WHEREAS, the property to be purchased for the implementation of the
r iver redeve lo?nent plan and recreation facility, being totally located within
th City of Sheridan, the cities of Englewood and Sheridan have agreed to
coll ctively implement the project for public recreation.
NCM , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF
• ".:LrnOOO, COIDAADO , as follows:
l. That the following numbered parcels of real property located within
the ~ity of She ridan, Arapahoe County, Coloi.•do, are necessary for the multiple-
u e f cility as above described, as follows :
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Pare l No. l : Owner of Reco~d -Burkes & Company
Acreage: .30-
FaLc l No . 2: Owner of R cord -Public Service Canpany of Colorado
Acr q 7 .37!
Parcel No. 4a: r of Record -Winslow Construction Co., a general
Acr 27 . O ±
partn rship
P re l No. 4 Own r of cord -Winslow Construction Co. , a general
Acr e:
ar • 5:
re l f
arc l o . 71
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partnership
47. ±
cord -rald L. Botkins
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Record .. JCan.neth J. Chiado and Jtern W. ch char
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Laffoon, M.A.I., as to each of the parcels are equal to or exceed the fair
market value of the lands which must be acquired for said recreation project.
BE IT FURI'HER RESOLVED THAT John A. Criswell of the firm of Criswell
and Patterso n, Attorneys at Law, shall be the negotiator on behalf of the City
o f Eng lewoo d, and as such is hereby authorized to offer to purchase the above
parcels and to report bac k to the City Council for approval or disapproval of
any propos e d agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
ADOPl'ED AND APP ROVED this 6th day of January. 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
x o fficio City Cl r k -'l'reasur er
I , Karl No ll nberge r, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Engl-ood,
Sta e o f Co l ora do, her by c erti fy that the above i• a true, accurate and canplete
c py of F aol ution No . , Serie• of 1975.
ex off icio City Clerk-Tr .. aurer
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RES OLUTION 00. ---· SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION DES IGNATIN G CERI'A IN REAL PR:>PERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULTIPL E-
USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZING THE NEGOrIATION FOR PURCHASE OF SAID
POOPERI'Y .
WHEREAS, t he City Council has heretofore authorized studies to be
mad for the fea sibility and desirability of developing a portion of the South
latte River Basin lying north of West Oxford Avenue and South of U. s. Highway
285 into a mu ltipl e-use r ecreation fac i lity to accommodate an eighteen hole golf
cour.s~. a golf driving range, a river green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
11 complex and a garden plot t ogether with all the necessary appertinent
f acilit i e!l; and
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WHEREA S, at a mun icipal general election held in November, 1973, the
d el ectors of the City of Eng lewood approved a proposition for the
o f a municipal go lf cour se1 and
WHEREAS , the property to be purchased for the implementation of the
r iv r redev lopment plan and recreation facility, being totally located within
the City of Sh ridan , the cities of Englewood and Sheridan have agreed to
c ollectively imp lement the proJect for public recreation.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
. ~u~ooo . COLORADO , a s follows:
1. That the fo llowing numbered parcels of real property located within
th C t y o f Sheri n, Arapaho County , ColoL,do, are nece••ary for the multiple-
s f c i lity as abov d scribed, as fo llOWll:
f'arc l No . l: OWner o f R co;d -Burke• ' C0111pany
Acreage: .30 -
re: l 'lo. 2 1 R cord -Public Service Company of Colorado
7.37!
a rc 1 o . •: n r of cord -Win•low Con•truction Co ., a nera l
Acr e: 27 . 0 !
partn rs ip
1 o. Own r f cord -Window C truction Co ., a en ral
Ac r 47. ±
p.rtn nhip
a 1 . s ald L. 1na
l J . nd hrn w. Sch ch er
r l o. 71 rd -rvic c y, a Color• o
10.52 !
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Laffoon, M.A.I ., a s t o each of the parc els are equal to or exceed the fair
ma rket value of the lands which must b e acquired for said recreation project.
BE IT FURI'HER RESOLVED THAT John A. Criswell of the fi:cm of Criswell
and Patterson, Attorney s at Law, s hall b e the negotiator on behalf of the City
o f En g lewood, and as s u ch is h e r eby authorized to offer to purchase the above
pare ls and to report ba ck to the City Council for approval or disapproval of
ny proposed agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
ADOPI'ED AND APPROVED this 6th day of January, 1975.
Mayo r
T.TI'EST :
x off icio City Cl erk-'rreasur r
I, J<arl Nollenberg r, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Eng l ewood ,
SUI o f Color o, h reby certify tlat the a bove is a true , accurate and COIQP l •te
of F. solution No . ~~~' S rie• of 1975.
ex o ficio City Clerk'""IT .. •ur r
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RESOUJTION NO. SERIES OF 1975
A RESOUJTION DESIGNATING CERTAIN REAL PR)PERTY AS BEING REQUIRED FOR A MULTIPLE-
USE RECREATION FACILITY, AND AUTHORIZING THE NEGOrIATION FOR PURCHASE OF SAID
PR)PERTY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore authorized studies to be
made for the feasibility and desirability of developing a portion of the South
Platte River Basin lying north of west Oxford Avenue and South of u. s. Highway
285 into a multiple-use recreation facility to accommodate an eighteen hole golf
course, a golf driving range, a river green belt, hike and bike trails, a soft-
ball complex and a garden plot together with all the necessary appertinent
facilities; and
WHEREAS, at a municipal general election held in November, 1973, the
qualified electors of the City of Englewood approved a proposition for the
creation of a municipal golf course; and
WHEREAS, the property to be purchased for the implementation of the
river redevelopment plan and recreation facility, being totally located within
the City of Sheridan, the cities of Englewood and Sheridan have agreed to
collectively implement the proj ect for public recreation.
NOW, THE REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , CO LORADO, as f o llows :
1. That the f o llowing numbered parcels of real property located within
the City o f Sheridan, Arapahoe County, Colorado, are necessary for the multiple -
use facility as above described, as follows:
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Parcel No. 1 : Owner of Reco~d -Burke• ' CQlllPllny
Acreage: • 30-
Pa re 1 o . 2: Owner of Record -Public Service Company of Colorado
Ac reage: 7. 37!
Pa re l No . 4&: e r o f Reco rd -Winslow Co nstruction Co., a general
pa rtner11h i p
Acr 27 ,60 ±
Pa rcel o . 4 b : cord -Win•low Construction Co ., a general
Acr 9 ' 47 . ±
partn rahip
arc l • S1 rald L, in.I
l + J. nd rn • sch ch r
l . 7 1 c d -or Cr rvic c y, a Colora
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Laffoon, M.A.I., as to each of the parcels are equal to or exceed the fair
market value of the lands which must be acquired for said recreation project.
BE IT FURl'HER RESOLVED THAT John A. Criswell of the fi:cm of Criswell
and Patterson, Attorneys at Law, shall be the negotiator on behalf of the City
of Englewood, and as such is hereby authorized to offer to purchase the above
parcels and to report back to the City council for approval or disapproval of
any proposed agreement with the lawful landowners thereof.
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Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-'l'reaeurer
I, Xarl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk of the City of Englewood,
State of Colorado, hereby certify that the above iB a true, accurate and COll!Plete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerlt-'l'reasurer
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UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF MAYORS
620 EY E STREET , NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON , D . C . 20006
December 9 , 1974
The Ho norable James Taylor
Mayor of Englewood
3400 Sou th Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mayor:
We enclose herewith a statement for the dues for your cit y
for the year 1975. We realize that you are not now a dues paying
member. However, we think you should consider remedying this
situation. Let me tell you why I think you should participate in
the U.S. Conference of Mayors for the well-being of the people in
your city.
The Conference is the national organization of cities with
populations of 30 ,000 and ov r. Of the 15,000 cities in our coun-
try , only 750 are large enough for membership. The chief el ct d
official (the Mayor) r pr sents his city in Conference buain ss.
Let m briefly stat what th Conference ia not. Th Confer nee
is not organiz d in individual states or r ions. It d liberately
does not concern its lf with stat le ialation. Thia ia the pr ro-
gativ of state muni c i p al l a ues or aaeociationa and th ational
League of Cities. Th Co nference do a not rec o111111end or try to s 11
f onu of city ov rnment. That , hope, ia a matter for t loca l
citizenry op rat i ng und r th individual state lawe, If th s tate
1 agu a o f citi a and th ir National League of Citi a did not exist,
I s uppo a the Con! r n wo uld t ry to ta on ao of th s
activiti a. But th re ia pl nty o f work for all of ua 1n our own
fi l d s .
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Con f r nc ha• t wo ba s ic focu ea for its work :
eral-ci t y polici a , and to fac ili tate
a nd informa t ion n th chi ef l cted
diwa a nd 1 r -•lte c iti •·
t o d ev lop
t x c:han e
officials in
1. Th t nd impl tation of f d ral-clty poll ie• d ivid • o r i e e: th initiatiorr o f polic iee , and r •-po nd i ng • of o t re.
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This involves both the enactment of legislation and the development
of regulations and guidelines which would have the federal government
assume its appropriate role and give local governments the maximum
flexibility and adeq uate resources to implement programs. Some recent
initiatives growing out of the Mayors' Conference, often in coo peration
with the National Go vernors' Conference , the National Association of
Co unties, and the Na tional League of Cities, have been general revenue
sharing, COl!lllunity development, public service jobs, flexible transpor-
tation systems, and law enforcement assistance . In each of these
instances, federal funds were made available to local governments to
achieve basic local goals. For example, we had to guard against
overburdening general revenue sharing with national rather than local
objectives. The same was true with community development. Hundreds of
thousands of dollars were saved to your community each year when envir-
onmental protection requirements were left to local communities to
determine rather than the constant review and second-guessing by the ,
federal EPA. The recent breakthrough in assistance for public passenger
transportation means that you no longer have to develop your city sol ly
with freeways for the private automobile. You have some options.
Th se decisions as to how the federal laws would impact on the cities
did not spring forth from the USCM Washington staff but came from
our members in response to inquiries from us, often with some de-
tail as to i d ral proposals of l aws or regulations. It is our
job to k ep our membership informed as to what is being proposed
and to steer th ir suggestions to those making the decisions here
in Washington.
b. R sponding to initiatives of o thers, either the national government or
out ide int re t groups auch as business or labor,
W oft n find that so part of th federal ov rnment, either on its
own initiativ or stimulat d by privat buainesa or labor int rests,
initiates 1 islation which would hav a aubatantial impact on local
ov rn nt. First, seek advice fro our ntembera on a hurry-up basi
as to what th impact might be, and th n w tranamit our vi vith
re pect to th propoaals to tho who c n do aomething about it, 1th r
in th administration or in congress . A r c nt x ple of such an effort
-~ich did not ucc d w th inclusion of local ov rnment e ploy
Fair L bor wage and ov rti
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hort
Ot ra pending and which vill certainly for
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a11lation, th incluaion of city ~naion nd alth
national legialation, expansion of th EEOC rule
local ov rnment mplo nt practice , t
d ral environmental controla on local action ,
d oth r r aourc allocation• •lJl th ev nt of ex-
Th C nf r nc h proa d all actiona at
p ul tion c c-0!!1 into laaislation . So
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like in general revenue sharing. Other times we only win half a loaf,
like in corununity development~ There is a tendency on the part of
federal officials to want to deal with as few units as possible and
run all of the programs through a state agency. This would have been
disastrous, in our view, to the administration of the community devel-
opm nt program. A compromise was reached in the congress whereby
cities with ongoing program , regardless of size, would continue on a
direct federal-city relationship and that new cities coming into the
program in metropolitan ar as would enjoy a direct federal-city
relationship. These two elements would include almost all of the
cities of 30,000 population and over.
The above are not intended to be an exhaustive list, but are examples
which we have dealt with within recent weeks and know we will be
working with next year.
2. The facilitation of the e.xchange of experiences and information amon~
the chief elected officials in our nation' mediu and large-size cities.
Hany cities throughout the nation are solving old problems in new ways. We
gather information about these break-throughs so that other citie can benefit.
1:c curr ntly have jor prograMs of information sharin in solid waste nage-
m nt, criminal justice, ner~y, dru and alcohol abuse, health services and
m ntal health, manpo r, COC1111unity dev lopl!lent, and minority busines1 nterprise.
Pe also serve as th secretariat of the Mayors' COl!lllittee on the Dic~tennial.
1 have been with th Conf r nee staff since 1958 and have been its dir ctor
since 1961. Th Mayors hav drawn th ir leadership fro large and medium size
c iti citie with Mayor and weak Mayor forms of governm nt, fro
i "'rort nt
n lo r
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no·
er for1111 of overn nt. On no action ha
ever divided alon partisan l ine1 of big
local goverruaent versus another fo of
a not en unani1110us a re nt on ever thint.
~haaize those .. tters which w re cl arly
avoided those which w re not t rri lv
half of cities r quire lllOn y (your due )
his taff d •tan e. Your 11Upport 1• 1-
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TO THE UNITED STATES CONl"ElltENCE CW MAYORS
1620 Eye Street, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. c. aoooe
1975 ANNUAL MEMaElltSHli-DUES l"Ollt Englewood, Colo.
Heal " WILL ac HNT U~N lt&eUUT
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINA CE NO. , SERIES OF 1974
A~ ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATION AL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR-
IZI G PROPORTIONAL CHARGES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That sec tions 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the
'69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
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AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each
calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa -
tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2 ,
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, x-
ce pt medicinal liquors, within the City, as
s aid occupation has been classified as follows :
For All Class "A" Operators the SU of 00.00 For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $4 00.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $5 00.00 For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.00 For All Class "Eu Operators the um of $5 00.00 For All Cla s "F" Operator the um of $4 00.00
PA YME . T OF FEE
( ) uch fees shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follow :
I. For al 1 Cla s "A", "B", "C", "D",
op rator , J nu r 1 each ear,
be delinquent February 1 of the
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the dat of i uance, and hall b delin ·
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Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall
issue a receipt showing the name of the per-
son paying the same, the annual perio d for
which the fee is paid, and the location of
the place of business, which receipt shall
at all times during said year be kept posted
in a conspicuous place on said premises.
If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators ): or
the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fe e
shall be prorated for the remaining portion
of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY
CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if
such business is actually in existence and
only temporarily closed, no such prorati on
shall be made, and no refund shall be made
to any person who discontinues said business
during the year.
All prorated fees herein provided, shall be
due and payable upon the beginning of bus·
iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIREC·
TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days
thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all
delinquent fees from the date of the delin-
quency until paid or collected at the rate
of 1\ per month .
Introduced, read in full and passed on f irs t read ·
ing the 2nd da of December, 197 4 .
Publi h d as a Bill for an Ordinance on he S h
d y of Dece ber, 19 4.
Read y title and passed on final r adin on the
17th day of Dece•b r, 19 4.
r ubl1sh d by title as Ordinance ~ .
of 19 4, on th 19 th day of D ce r, 1974.
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ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-• Series of 1974.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 AND 5, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE A.~OUNT OF THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR-
! ZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That sections 4 and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the
'69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
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AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each
calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa-
tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex·
cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as
said occupation has been classified as follows:
For All Class "A" Operators the SUll of $800.00 For All Class "B" Operators the SUll of $400.00 For All Class "C" Operators the sua of $500.00 For All Class "D" Operators the SWI of $500.00 For All Class "E" Operators the SWI of S5oo.oo For All Class "F" Operators the su• of $400. 00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the Director of Financ as follows:
l. For all Class "A"."B","C","D", and "E"
op rators, Janu ry 1 each year, and shall
be d linquent February 1 of th a•e year. -2. For all cla s "F" op rators, each year on
th dat of is uance, and hall b delin-
qu nt thirty (30) days ther after.
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(b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall
issue a receipt showing the name of the per-
son paying the same, the annual period for
which the fee is paid, and the location of
the place of business, which receipt shall
at all times during said year be kept posted
in a conspicuous place on said premises.
(c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators): or
the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee
shall be prorated for the remaining portion
of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY
CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if
such business is actually in existence and
only temporarily closed, no such proration
shall be made, and no refund shall be made
to any person who discontinues said business
during the year.
All prorated fees herein provided, shall be
due and payable upon the beginning of bus-
iness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIREC-
TOR, and shall be delinquent ten (10) days
thereafter. Interest shall accrue on all
delinquent fees from the date of the delin-
quency until paid or collected at the rate
of 1\ per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 2nd day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth
day of December, 1974.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
l th day of December, 1974.
Published by t tl a Ordinance .o.
of 1974. on th 19th day of D ce b r, 1974 •
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ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. ~~-' Series of 1974.
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I NTRO DUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINA NCE NO. , SERIES OF 1974
A~ ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 ANDS, CHAPTER I, TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF THE LI-QUOR
OCCUPATIONAL FEE, FOR ALL CLASSES OF OPERATORS, AND AUTHOR-
IZING PROPORTIONAL CHARGES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That sections 4 and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII, of the
'69 E.M.C. are hereby amended to read as follows:
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AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each
calendar year, OR FRACTIONAL YEAR, an occupa -
tional fee upon the business of selling 3.2\
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, ex -
cept medicinal liquors, within the City, as
said occupation has been classified as follows:
For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $4 0 0 .00
For All Class "C " Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "D" Operators the S Ull of $5 0 0.0 0
For All Class "E" Operators the S UJll of $5 00 .00
For All Class "F" Operators the s ua of $400 .0 0
PAYM ENT OF FE E
(a) Su ch fees s h al l be due a n d payab l e to the
Dir ctor of Finance as follows:
1 . For all Clas "A","B","C","D", and " "
oper a tors, January 1 each year, and
b delinquent Febru ry l of the a e ear .
2. For 11 cla s "F" op rat ors, ach ye r on
th date of i suanc , and hall b delin ·
qu nt thir t y (30) d s t h erea!t r . • •
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(b) Upon receipt of said fee, the Director shall
i ss ue a receipt s howing the name of the per-
s on paying the same, the annual period for
which the fee is paid, and the location of
the place of business, which receipt shall
at all times during said year be kept posted
in a conspicuous place on said premises.
(c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators): or
the TAXING ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY 1, OR ANY YEAR, the fee
shall be prorated for the remaining portion
of the year or the REMAINING PORTION OF ANY
CLASS "F" OPERATOR'S LICENSE. However, if
such business is actually in existence and
only temporarily closed, no such proration
shall be made, and no refund shall be made
to any person who discontinues said business
during the year.
All prorated fe es herein provided, shall be
du e and payable upon the beginning of bus -
iness, OR UPO N WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DI REC -
TOR, and s hall be delinquent ten (10 ) d a ys
thereafter . Interest shall accrue on all
delinquent fees froa the date of the delin -
quency until paid or collected at the rate
of 1\ per month .
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i n& th e 2nd day of De ce mber, 1974.
Publ ished as a Bi ll for an Ordinance on the 5th
day of Decem ber, 19 74 .
Read by title a nd p ass ed on fi n a l rea d i ne o n the
1 th day of Dece be r , 197 4 .
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1974, on the 19th day of D caber, 197 4 .
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ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of the Ordinance, passed on final readin1 and pub-
lished by title as Ordinance No. ~· Series of 1974 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1,
TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE-
DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR
CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES.
Section 1
That sections 3,4, and 5, Chapter 1, Title XIII,
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to
read as follows:
13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS
The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than
medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby
defined and separately classified as such occupation
for the purposes of this section as follows:
(a) Class "A" Operators: All operators who are
licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous
liquors for consumption on the premises as
hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A"
Operators.
(b) Class "B" Opera ton: All operators licensed
to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the
drink for consumption on the premises shall
be Class "B" Operators.
(c) Class "C" Opera tors : All operators licensed
as retail liquor stores to sell in orignal
containers for consWlption off the premises
sholl b Cla s "C" Operators.
(d) Cla "D" Operators: All operators licensed
a drug stores to ell malt, vinous or spir-
ituou liquor in original contain rs for con·
sumption off the premi es, shall be Cla s "D''
Operator .
(e) Cl ss "E" Operator : All operator licensed
to ell mal , vinous, or spirit~ous liquors
as club ar Class "E" Operators .
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Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption off
the premises of the licensee.
Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2% beer for consumption both
on and off the premises of the licensee.
13 -1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal-
endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee _u~on
the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous
liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said
occupation has been classified as follows:
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For All Class "Att Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400 .00
For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $500.0 0
For All Class ttE" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "F'' Operators the sum of $400 .00
For Al 1 Class "G" Operators the sum of $900.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
2. For all class "F" and "G" operators,
each year on the date of issuance,
and shall be delinquent thirt y (30)
d ys thereafte r .
(c) If uch occupa tion is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (exce pt for class "F" operators): or
the TAXI G ORDI A CE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUE T TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEA R, the
fe shall be prorated for the remaining
portion of the year or the REMAI ING POR·
TIO. OF A. Y Cl.ASS "F" AND "G'' OPERATOR'S
LICE S . How ver, if such busines is act·
uall in xi tence and only te•porarily
clo ed, no such proration shall be •ade,
and no r fund shall be •ade to any per on
who di continue id busine~ during the
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due and payable upon the beginning of busi -
ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR,
and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there-
after. Interest shall accrue on all delin-
quen t fees from the date of delinquency until
paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th
day of December, 1974.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AM ENDI NG SEC TION S 3,4, AND S, CHAPTER 1,
TI TLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOO D MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE-
DEFIN I NG CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR
OCCU PA TI ONAL FEE FOR OP ERA TORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR
CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES .
Se c tion 1
That sections 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII,
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to
read as follows:
13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS
The business of sell i ng at retail any 3.2 per cent
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than
medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby
defined and separately classified as such occupation
for the purposes of this section as follows :
(a ) Class "A" Op e rators : All operators who are
l icen s ed to sell beer, wine and spirituous
liquors for c onsumption on the premises as
ho tel or r e staurants shall be Class "A"
Operators .
(b ) Cl ass "B" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the
dr i nk f o r co ns umpt i on on the premi s es shall
b e Class "B" Operators.
(c) Cl ass "C" Ope rators : All operators licensed
as r e t ai l li quo r s tore s to sell i n orignal
co nta ine r s f o r con s ua ption off the preaises
s h 1>ll be Cl ass "C " Op era t o rs.
(d) Cla s "D" Operators: All op erato r s licen s ed
as drug stores to sell aalt, vinous or s p i r -
ituous liquors in oriainal containers for con-
umption off the preai es, shall be Class "D"
Op rat ors.
(e ) Cl s "E " Opera~or : All operators licensed
to ell malt, inous, or spiritµous liquors
as clubs ar Class "E " Op ra tors.
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Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption off
the premises of the licensee.
Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both
on and off the premises of the licensee.
13-1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal-
endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon
the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous
liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said
occupation has been classified as follows:
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For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400 .00
For All Class "C" Operators the SUll of $500.00
For All Class "D" Operators the SUll of $500.00
For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "f" Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class ,.G" Operators the SUll of $900.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
z. For all class "F" and "G" operators,
each year on the date of issuance,
and shall be delinquent thirty (30}
days thereafter.
(c} If such occupation is newly undertaken or
commenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators}: or
the TAXING ORDI ANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY l,OF A.NY YEAR, the
fee shall be prorated for the reaainin&
portion of the year or the REMAINING POR-
TION OF ANY CLASS "F" A.ND "G" OPERATOR'S
LICENSE. However, if such business is act-
u lly in xist nee and only temporarily
closed, no such proration shall be •ade,
and no refund shall be made to any person
who di continues aid busine~ durin& the
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All prorated fees herein provided, shall be
due and payable upon the beginning of busi-
ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR,
and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there-
after. Interest shall accrue on all delin-
quent fees from the date of delinquency until
paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th
day of December, 1974.
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INTRODUr.ED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 3,4, AND 5, CHAPTER 1,
TITLE XIII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY RE-
DEFINING CLASS "F" OPERATORS AND INCREASING THE LIQUOR
OCCUPATIONAL FEE FOR OPERATORS SELLING 3.2 BEER FOR
CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES.
Section 1
That sections 3,4, and S, Chapter 1, Title XIII,
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code are hereby amended to
read as follows:
13-1-3 CLASSIFICATIONS
The business of selling at retail any 3.2 per cent
beer, malt, vinous or spirituous liquor other than
medicinal liquors for beverage purposes is hereby
defined and separately classified as such occupation
for the purposes of this section as follows:
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(e)
Class "A" Operators: All operators who are
licensed to sell beer, wine and spirituous
liquors for consumption on the premises as
hotel or restaurants shall be Class "A"
Operators.
Class "B" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell malt or vinous liquors only by the
drink for consumption on the preaises shall
be Class "B" Operators.
Class "C" Operators: All operators licensed
as retail liquor stores to sell in ori1nal
containers for conswaption off the preaises
sholl be Class "C" Operators.
Class "D" Operators: All operators licensed
as drug stores to sell malt, vinous or spir-
ituous liquors in orifinal containers for con-
u111ption off the pre• ses, shall be Class "D"
Operators.
Cla s "E" Operators: All operators licensed
to ell malt, vinous, or spirit~ous liquors
as clubs are Class "E" Operators.
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Class "F" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption off
the premises of the licensee.
Class "G" Operators: All operators licensed
to sell only 3.2\ beer for consumption both
on and off the premises of the licensee.
13 -1-4 AMOUNT OF FEE
There is hereby levied and assessed for each cal-
endar year, or fractional year, an occupational fee upon
the businesses selling 3.2 beer, malt, vinous or spirituous
liquors, except medicinal liquors, within the city, as said
occupation has been classified as follows:
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For All Class "A" Operators the sum of $800.00
For All Class "B" Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class "C" Operators the sum of $SOO.OO
For All Class "D" Operators the sum of $S00.00
For All Class "E" Operators the sum of $500.00
For All Class "F .. Operators the sum of $400.00
For All Class "G" Operators the sua of $900.00
PAYMENT OF FEE
(a) Such fees shall be due and payable to the
Director of Finance as follows:
2. For all class "F" and "G" operators,
each year on the date of issuance,
and shall be delinquent thirty (30)
days thereafter.
(c) If such occupation is newly undertaken or
collllllenced subsequent to January 1 of any
year (except for class "F" operators): or
the TAXING ORDI ANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE
SUBSEQUENT TO JANUARY l,OF ANY YEAR, the
fee shall be prorated for the reaainina
portion of the year or the REMAINING POR -
TION OF ANY CLASS "F" AND "G" OPERATOR'S
LICENSE. However, if such business is act·
ually in existence and only temporarily
closed, no such proration shall be aade,
and no refund shall be made to any person
who discontinues said busine~ durine the
year.
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All prorated fees herein provided, shall be
due and payable upon the beginning of busi-
ness, OR UPON WRITTEN NOTICE BY THE DIRECTOR,
and shall be delinquent ten (10) days there-
after. Interest shall accrue on all delin-
quent fees from the date of delinquency until
paid or collected at the rate of 1\ per month.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first read-
ing the 17th day of December, 1974.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th
day of December, 1974.
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KRrl o11Lnb rg r, AssisLant Cit y l'ana> r
ololic Rehabilita ion Preer m
ry , 1975
il meet ing on Dec~
le consideration of
11 r y 6t h mP.eting. 7l
ili y o f earmnrt P
0l1ol ic rehabili a on
cKisl ative action in
l c al d tcxif ca ion c nter is now n he planning s n es
County . It ts hop d th f ln~l p ans c~n e compl ed
at the la s wi h impl mr.n tion ~m diat~ly th re ftpr.
ical structure will robab1y be 1rovided by he StRte
opP.r ting funds re ext mel.· lght at this time . The
pro r m con ists of one p .rson orkin with policP depart-
olng a me coun eling and doing refer al to plac s where
s rto xis .
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Pa g e 2
J anuar y J, 1 9 75
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r. Kearney estimated that the re ar e f o urty persons a month fr o m
Fne ewoo d who wo uld benefit fr o m this program yet f un ds are too
t ght to provid e these peraons w t h the services . Presently, the
Police in mos t pla ces a re calling ta xi-ca bs to send drunks home
rathe r tha n trying to cope with the lack of ser vic es. Mr . Kearne y
was extemel y int e r este d in any funding possible f or this endea vor
and woul d be willing to mee t with the City Council at their con -
ven enc e to further explain the program a nd its needs . I will be
a vailable on the 6th to discuss the program forther if the Council
wi s h es t o pursue it.
K rl Nol enberge r
Assis t an t City ian a gcr
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RESOLUTION NO. J SERIES 1975
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF BNGLEWOOO, COLORADO, TO CREATE
A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE CITY TO
BE DESIGNATE D AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22,
ADOPTING DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
PROPOSED DISTRICT, ANO ORDERING PUBLICATION
AND MAILING OF NOTICE OF HEARING TO THE OWNERS
OF THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS
IN SAID DISTRICT.
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WHEREAS, the City Council of Englewood, Colorado,
has determined that it is necessary to create a special improve-
ment distri ct within the City, for the purpose of constructing
and .installing street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk im-
provements, together with necessary incidentals, on certain
streets and avenues as set forth in this resolution, and to
ass es s the cost of the improvements against the property
specially benefited by the improvements and included within
the district; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Charter of the City and
Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code of the City, the City Council
has determined to construct and install such improvements,
provid e d however, that the City Council shall consider all
protests and objections that may be made in connection with the
proposed improvements, before ordering the construction thereof;
and
WHEREAS, pursuant to an order of the City Council, the
Engineer of the City for the proposed special improvement pro-
ject has prepared and filed preliminary plans, specifications ,
estimates of cost , maps and sched ules for the proposed im-
p rov emen s;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That the City Council has determined there exists
a necessity for the construction and installation of the street
paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk improvements, together with
necessary incidentals, on those streets and avenues which are
more particularly s t forth in the notice of h aring, and to
c=eat a p cial improvem nt district for such purpose.
2. That the Engin er's r ports, t09 ther with th
pr limin ry d t ils, ap ci ica ions, estimat a of coat, maps
and sch dul • pr p r d and fil d with th City Cl rk b and
th sa h r by p rov d nd adopted by the City Council
for use in the construe ion nd in t 11 tion of th improv m nta
to b m d in s d im rov dis rict.
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3. That materials to be used in constructing and
installing the proposed improvements are stated in the Notice
hereinafter set forth.
4. That the assessments to be levied against the
property to be included within the district, for said improve-
ments, shall be due and payable within thirty days from and
after the final publication of the ordinance assessing the whole
actual cost of said improvements against the real property in
said district, provided, however, that any owner who shall pay
the entire amount of the assessment within said period of time,
shall be entitled to an allowance of 5\ of the amount of the
assessment. In the event any owner of real estate shall fail
to pay the whole of such assessment against his property within
said thirty days, then the whole cost of said improvements so
assessed against his property shall be payable in ten (10)
equal annual installments of assessments. The interest rate
on the unpaid installments of assessments will be established
by ordinance to be adopted by the City Council at a later date.
The first of said installments of principal and interest shall
be due and payable at such time as may be determined in and
by the assessment ordinance, and the remainder of the annual
installments of principal and interest shall be due and payable
successively on the same day in each year thereafter until all
are paid in full.
5. That the property to be assessed for said im-
provements shall be the property specially benefited by said
improveme nts and included within the improvement district,
and more particularly described in the Notice hereinafter set
forth.
6. That there shall be prepared an 9rdinance
creating within the corporate limits of the City, a special
improvement district to be known as Paving District No. 22,
provid i ng for the construction and installation of the improve-
ments, all as d scribed in this Resolution, and in accordance
with the preliminary report, plans, maps, specifications, details
and estimates of costs of the Engin er, herein referred to and
now on fil in the office of th Dir ctor of Public Works.
The pro os d ordin nee will be consider d for passage on first
r ding by th City Council at a r 9ular m ting ther of to b
h ld on F bru ry 3, 1975.
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7. Notice of the public hearing on the creation of.
the district shall be published once a week for three weeks
in the Englewood Herald Sentinel, a newspaper of general
circulation in the City. In addition, a copy of such notice
shall be mailed, postage prepaid, to each known owner of
real property within the proposed district.
The published notice shall be in substantially
the following form:
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OF THE INTENTION TO CREATE A SPECIAL IMPROVE-
MENT DISTRICT IN ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO BE
KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22, FOR THE PUR-
POSE OF CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING STREET
PAVING, CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVE-
MENTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS,
ON CERTAIN STREETS AND AVENUES THEREIN, AND
OF A PUBLIC HEARING THEREOH.
All owners of real estate and property hereinafter
describe d, and all persons generally, are hereby notified that
the City Council of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant to its
own order has adopted preliminary details, plans and specifi-
cations for construction of street paving, curb and gutter
and side walk improvements, in and for a proposed special im-
provement district within the corporate limits of Englewood,
Colorado, to be known as Paving District No. 22. Said
persons are further notified as follows:
(a) The improvements to be constructed or
installed are as follows:
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1. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with 6" compacted
gravel base course and 2" asphaltic concrete surface, concrete
walks, curb and gutter where not already installed; together
with appurtenances and incidentals on the following streets and avenues:
ON
South Acoma St.
West Baltic Ave.
~outh Emerson St.
South Galapago St.
West Iliff Ave.
West Lehow Ave.
South Pearl St.
South Vallejo St.
West Vassar Ave.
FROM
South side of West
Stanford Ave.
East side of South
Zuni St.
South side of East
Girard Ave.
North side of West
Oxford Ave.
East side of South
Zuni St.
West side of South
Broadway
South side of East
Yale Ave.
South side of West
Evans Ave.
East side of South
Zuni St.
TO
North side of West
Tufts Ave.
West side of South
Vallejo St.
North Side of East
Hampden Ave.
Nort.h .!,325 feet
West side of South
Tejon St.
South City Limits
at Big Dry Creek
North side of East
Amherst Ave.
North side of West
Iliff Ave.
West side of South
Tejon St.
2. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with s• compacted
gravel base course and 3• asphaltic concrete surface, con-
crete walks, curb and gutter where not already installed;
together with appurtenances and incidentals on the' following
streets and avenues:
ON ~ TO
West Baltic Ave. East side of South West side of South
Tejon St. Raritan St.
West Cornell Ave. East side of South East side·of South Tejon St. Shoshone st.
South Elati St. South side of West Nor ti\ side of West
Yale Ave. B.stes Ave.
West Harvard Ave. East side of South West side of South
Raritan St. Pecos St.
South Raritan St. South side of West North side of West
Warren Ave • Iliff Ave.
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South Raritan St. South side of West North Side of West
Harvard l\ve. Ya l e Ave .
West Warren Ave. East side of South West side of South
Tejon St. Raritan St .
West Wesley Ave. East side of South West side of South
Raritan St. Pecos St.
l. Necessary preparation of present surface, overlaying of same
with two-inch asphaltic concrete, and concrete walks, curbs,
and gutters, where not presently adequate; together with
appurtenances and other incidental work on the following streets
and avenues:
ON FROM TO
South Bannock St. South side of West North side of West
Tufts Ave. Union Ave.
South Pearl St. South side of East North side of East
Tufts Ave. Union Ave.
South Washington .St. South side of East North side of East
Stanford Ave. Tufts Ave.
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(b) The description of the proposed district, and
the property to be assessed with the cost of the improvements shall
be all of the real property fronting or abutting on the streets
and alleys between the termini hereinbefore described, including ,
the real property within one half (1/2) block of such streets
and alleys. Adjustments for the assessment of costs will be made
for irregular and odd shaped lots and parcels of property.
(c) The probable total cost of the improvements to
be constructed and installed is $975,800.
(d) The probable amount of the total cost which the
~ity shall pay is approximately $124,850.
(e) The balance of the total cost which is not paid
by the City of Englewood will be assessed against the property
specially benefited by the improvements, and included within the
District. Probable costs per front foot for said improvements are
as follows:
Asphalt paving on streets 36' wide (6 and 2)
Asphalt paving on streets 44' wide (8 and 3)
2• Asphalt overlay paving on streets 36' wide
$13.85 per front
foot
$23.82 per front
foot
$ 6.62 per
Paving of other widths shall be in proportion to the above
4• thick curbwalk -Type I $10.79 per
front
foot
estimate.
front
foot
4• thick curbwalk -Type II
Vertical curb and gutter
Sidewalk 4' wide
,. thick concrete slab
$12.51 per front
foot
$ 7.08 per front
foot
$ 7.64 per front
foot
$ 2.51 per square
foot
All estimates exclude the six percent (6\) for inspection,
collection, incidentals and interest as provided by laW'.
The costs of paving to be constructed along the sides of
corner lots within said District shall be assessed against properties
within one-half (1/2) block or 300' of such intersections and corner
lots, whichever is smaller, on a zone basis in accordance with bene-
fits conferred on such properties.
Each one-half (1/2) block or 300' section, will be divided
into six (6) parallel zones and assessments will be on the following
basis•
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or avenue ...............•..•.•.. 28.55%
Next Zone .........•.......•••..•.. 14.29%
Next Zone ......................•.. 14.29%
Next Zone ..•.........•.•••......•. 14.29%
Next Zone .•............. · ..•....••. 14. 29%
Next Zone ................ · ..•...•.• 14.29%
TOTAL .•.• 100\
No assessments will be made for curbs, gutters and
sidewalks in place which conform with the plans and specifications
for the proposed improvements and which are acceptable to the City Engineer.
The cost of improving street, avenue and alley inter-
sections throughout the District, and of paving in excess of 36'
widths and 8" thickness on streets designated as arterial within
residential zoning as of January 6, 1975, will be paid by the City of Englewood.
Property owners are specifically referred to the schedule
of proposed assessments which will be on file in the Office of the
Director of Public Works, from which the approximate amount to be
assessed against any particular lot or parcel or property may be determined.
Upon completion of said improvements, or as soon as the
total cost thereof is definitely ascertained, such cost shall be
apportioned to the property in the District. Notice of such ap-
portionment shall be given and a Hearing will be held prior to the
adoption of an ordinance assessing such cost, all as provided by law.
(f) Said assessments will be due and payable without
demand within thirty days from and after the final publication of
an ordinance assessing the whole cost of said improvements against
the real property in said District; provided, however, that any
owner who shall pay the full assessment within said period of
thirty days shall be entitled to an allowance of five oercent (5\).
In the event that any owner of real property shall fail to pay
the whole of such assessment against the property within said
thirty days, then the whole cost of said improvement so assesse d
against the property shall be payable in ten equal annual in-
stallments of principal. The first of such installments of
principal shall be due and payable at such time as may be determined
in and by the assessing ordinance, and the remainder of said
installments thereafter until all are paid in full. The rate
of interest to be paid on unpaid .ind d ferred installm nts will
be established by ordinance to be adopt d by th City Council
at a later date.
(g) A H ring on th er a ion of th D s rict
will be held by the Council on Monday, he 27th day of January,
1975, t ?:JO o'clock P.H., at th City Hall in Englewood. A
ublic h ring shall be held prior o the final paaaage of such
ordinance, at the regular meeting at 7 :JOP.H. on Monday,
Febr u ry 17, 1975.
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(h) Any person desiring to be heard upon the
issue of the creation of the district or upon the construction,
installation or improvement of the improvements involved, may
appear at the time and place set for the public hearing thereon for that purpose.
(i) A map, estimate and schedule showing the
approximate amount to be assessed, and all resolutions and
proceedings will be on file and can be seen and examined by
any person interested at the Off ice of the Director of Public
Works at any time during business hours on or prior to the date of hearing.
Dated the 6th day of January, 1975.
(SEAL) /s/ Karl Nollenberger
Publish in: Englewood Herald-Sentinel
Publish on: January 9, 16 and 23, 1975
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Englewood, Colorado
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8. A copy of the notice which will be published
shall also be mailed to each property owner to be included
within the district and who will be assessed with the cost of
the improvements.
9. Should any one or more sections or provisions of
this Re solution be judicially determined invalid or unenforceable,
such dete rmination shall not affect, impair or invalidate the
remaining provisions hereof, the intention being that the
various provisions hereof are severable.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 6th day of January, 1975.
( S E A L )
Mayor
ATTEST:
Director of Finance
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