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Home My WebLink About1975-12-16 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet.. • ·-CITY COUNCIL MEETING December 16, 1975 • • 0 ' • • • 0 - AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 16, 1975 7:30 P.M. Call to or der , invocation by Reverend Hurl y Hill, Church of the Nazar ene , 4775 South Pearl , pledge of allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153 , and roll call. 1. Minutes. (a) Minutes of the regular meeting of December 1, 1975. (Copies enclosed .) 2. Pre-Scheduled Visitors. Jean Carlberg, representing the Arapahoe League of Women Voters , will be present to discuss the General Obligation Bond Election for Decem - ber 23 , 1975. Dave Batchelor, representing the Englewood Centennial -Bi-Centennial Committee , wi ll be present to discuss a memorial plan for the campaign to raise money for the Engle wood Senior Citizens Community Center . (Copies enclosed.) 3. Public Hearings. (a) (b) S'l Ordinance on final r acting rezoning several disconnected parcels of land wi h the City of englewood from R-2-B, residence district , to R-2, meduim density residence district , and amending the official city zoning map accord- ingly. (Copies enclosed. ) Ordinance on fin 1 reading rezoning several disconn cte parcels of land within the City of Englewood from R-2-A, residence district, to R-2 , medium den~ity residence istrict, and amending th official city zoning map accordingly. (Cop1 s nclo . ) • • \ ( • ( • , . • "~ . .(}{V . page 2 Decem b er 16 Agend a • 3 . ~)' ~. Ordinance on f inal reading rezoning several t/ ~~ \ disconnected parcels of land within the City ~ Public Hearings. (c) { -:; _,-..:;>_ of Englewood from R-3-A, multi-family residence ~ :1 district to R-3, high density residence district 1J and amending the official city zoning map \ L ,L 4. accordingly. (Copies enclosed .) (d) Ordinance on final reading rezoning several disconnected parc els of land with the City of Englewood from R-3-B, multi-family residence district, and amending the official city zoning map accordingly. (Copies enclosed .) 5?-- (e) Ordinance amendin g Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26 , Series o f 1963 as amended) 5'-' by repealing section 22.4 -15 relating to I -3 heavy industrial zonin . (Copies enclosed .) (f) Ordinance amending the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26 , Series of 1963 ,--as amended) by amending permitted principal ~ ~ uses in R-2 zones. (Copies enclosed.) Communications -No Action Recommended. (a) Minutes of the Housing Authority regular meeting of October 28 and the special meeting of Novem- ber 5 , 1975. (Copies enclosed.) (b) Minutes of the Plannin and Zoning Commission me etings of November 11 and ovember 25 , 1975. (Copies enclosed.) (c) Minutes of th Employ es Re irement Pension Board meeting of Dec mber 3 , 1975 . (Copies enclosed.) (d) Minutes of the Ci iz ns Steering Co mmittee for Housing for he Elderly meetin of December 5, 1975. (Copies enclose .) (e) Time schedule for Englewood Dr in enclosed.) i o n o the North Central Phas II . (Co pies (f) Memor ndum from th A sis Ci y Manager to the City Man ger cone rn1n his a tendance at the National Le u o f Ctti s Con ference in Mi mi B ach , Flori on Nov mb r 30 thr ough Dec mber 5 , 1975. (Co~ i enclos d.) • • f \ ( • • ( • • • page 3 December 16 Agend a 5. Communications -Action Recommended . (a) • V' ~(p~ (b) At> (c) A,? (d) A1•r (e) /.)~'I-V - (f) ,-<!'. ~ ....._s-4-w r, Minutes of the Career Service Board meeting of November 30, 1975 with a recommendation for classification of a position of Adminis- trative Assistant in the Utilities Department. (Minutes, Recommendation and Resolution enclosed.) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of Decem - ber 9 with a recommendation concerning charging for library cards. (Copies enclosed .) Application for 3.2 beer license renewal for King Soopers , 5050 South Federal Blvd . (Council action request form enclosed.) Application for 3 .2 beer license renewal for Seven-Eleven, ~400 South Bro adway. (Council action request form enclosed.) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the City Manager concerning awarding of bids on the greenhouse. (Copies enclosed.) Proclamation declaring December 16, 1975 as Englewood Christmas Sing Out Day . (Copies enclosed.) 6. City Attorney . Ordinances on Final Reading. (a) (c) Ordinance approving an greement between the City of Englewood and sixteen l ibrary jurisdic- tions for the reciprocal use of circulation services y p b ic ibraries par icipa ing in he Cen r 1 Colorado Library System and declaring an em rgency. (Copies enclosed.) Ordinance vac ting a certain ortion of the alley of Block 4, Higgans South Broadway Heights, Englewo d, Arapahoe Coun y, Colorado. (Copi s enclos d.} Ordinance repe ling and re nacting Sections 9 and 10 , Chapter 1, Title II, of the 1969 E.M.C., by a ding n w sections th reto relating to Firemen's P nsions, special fund , disability, pensions and declarin an mergency. (Copies enclos .} ' • • ( • • 0 • page 4 December 16 Agend a • 6. City Attorney. (d) Ordinance amending Chapter 4 , 8, and 9, Title V, of the 1969 E .M.C., repealing subsections (b) and (c), Section 12 , Chapter 4 , Title V, relating to annual sick, maternity, funeral, and holiday leaves; insurance and retirement benefits; and declaring an emergency . (Copies enclosed.) (e) Ordinance repealing and reenacting Sections 8 and 9 of Chapter 1, Title XI, of the 1969 t ' E.M.C. by adding new sections thereto relating ~ to police pensions, special funds , retirement ~r benefits, disability, and refunding contributions to the police pension fund; and declaring an r~~ emergency. (Copies enclosed .) -"'~solutions . (f) Resolution supporting he Colorado Municipal League appeal of a Public Utilities Commission (PUC) ruling in regard to franchise tax. (Copies enclosed.) (g) Attorney's Choice. 1. City Manager . 8. (a) Consideration of setting a City Council meeting on December 30 , 1975 to consider issuance of the G. 0. Bonds award of construction bids for housing for the elderly project and resolu ion amending the budge . (b) Resolution appropriating monies in the Water Fund . (Copies enclose . ) (c) City Manager's Choice. Other Visitors . g. General Discussion. (a) Mayor's Choice . (b) Councilman's Choice. 10. Adjournment. 4J: ;Me[!.'~'{In~ ~Cown City Ma n ge r • • \ l I , ,. ,- _Moved I L • • ROLL CALL tJ..._. {_ 1 !.fu_ <-._ ,.. •, , ~ SecoMed Jcye Jones / ~vern ""' Mann y Blessing Brown Clayton o/ !Mayor Taylor v' • 0 t• • Nay Abstain Absen t v- v • • , • •. , . • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Ay e Nay Abstain Absent Jones v :K So vern -><' [1.:ann --z; Blessing /('" Brown K Clayton v Mayor Tavlor v I f. • ... I ~ tjtd-:: ui.4/ r J.IJ!{/ jr"~-/1.-L ct 0 I~ rf~ ~ lr.t!.. '2.-~ 14 '}..:-: J) #-A/ • &.( ~u/...f~ 7 I lJ I <: wlL~c:. .. t.~.ur-..t e ~(! U <. I A"'' l w ,._ ,;.-v j t. ;., , ' c..;.~&- • 1.{ ;u._.,-:. • • • ,- • ROLL CALL f Moved Seconqed Nay Abstain Absent • • • • • ' 0 t• • ROLL CALL Moved Seconoed Aye Nay Ab t 1 s a n Ab t sen Jones / so vern ~ K [Mann ~ tl.lessing y Brown x ,_ Clayton / Mayor Tavlor ~ .. f~ Lds h/h.~ Eo ~~..a J. ~:;-~w -Al-~t..;_ ,£~11. 'tt..l 7'/u ¥-:to /hll~.JV -& 1 ~'<I .t 7 .~, ___ , ___ :r lt-1-'f ;J'1tU li~ 'f-~~..~ r tA..Ji /(.·~:..,; ~t.v~. L ~'- ;/t ; 7...,_ A.. 1 ... ~W<A. f..vc.o~fS P(J- 1A•k c Jl t t.~ 0 /, ,..,_ '?).u_ 1 1 - IJ HI! ~-:r · ,~. 11-1 .:!nt.t~ ~.( . r;/-·~/ l/r' (./ 6', -/1 ~ f .,1 ... . , t_..._, ... ,...,.. ,,~._ -~ ~ • I , <-U( II I ,..(fA. , ~ _. J /Ht.c. j;. &. uJ I~ ;...J -~Yr &. 444 ~ ~---":.C. . c.:t Jl.L , (~'). ~ t,.z..,~ /~~ • • • • , • ' •. 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Seconoed Aye Nay Abstain Abs ent Jones v X -Sovern / -uBnn ....... Blessing X .K Brown i X Clayton V' l ~yor Tavlor i7 .. • • • , • •. 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Seconqed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t J ones so vern •Mann Blesslng Brown Clayton Mayor Tavlor ' • • • • , • • - • t• • ROll CALL Seconljed Aye Nay Abstain Absent • • • • 0 • , • 0 •• • ROLL CALL ~~ (~t;_ M ~ ti; ~,_,_;f f-ds :J -oved Sec on d 72 pz_ Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones v' ·~~ I Severn '/ X Mann v - m:essing ~ Brown y L Clavton v'/ IMa;vor Tavlor ,/ , • • • , • • ,-•. 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent /<. Jones v ~ _so vern L !I .ann v Blessing X:: Brown A ciayton o/ Mayor Tltl'lor v : ' • • f • • ,--• 0 I• • ROLL CALL Aoved Secon4ed e Nay Abstain Absent Jones -I Severn ---v !Mann -l!Tes sTng x Brown x ""' Clayton -l I Y..ayor Tavlor / ~ ~-/;v 1.J ~~~ ~<;to c:y ~ ---------------~ /J44;nST L.. 61.)/ "";;, ~b C) • • I ~- , . • • ,_ •. 0 (• • ROLL CALL Moved Second d e Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones ; severn Mann BlesSiiig Brown I Clavton I Mayor Tavlor ' CtU..JG ruA- +-f"-t;t.., !· ~ ~'i-~/ I ) II ,, J (rtJI• II ~~ 1'~';;"5'i"J -{,(~ LL~ds :~ 1;/y(,.ltlJ. -I' ,I( "----~·.t- I ... ' h lc '/(( /~1 I 1'-1 4.1 • • • , • -•. 0 I• ·, • ROLl. CALL Moved Secon ~e d Aye Nay Abstain Absent ~ Jones v >-so vern ....... Mann ........ Blessing K Brown £_ Clayton v !V'.ayor Tavlor y • • , • • .-~ - 0 I• • ' ROU. CALL 51 Moved Secon4e d Aye Nay Abstain Absent X Jones ,., ~ So vern .!"": Mann v l:ll.esslng )( Brown X Clayton ./ Mayor Tavlor -"" ' • • • ,-•. 0 • ROLL CALL !.ioved Seconcled Aye ~lay Abstain Absent Jones y v So vern I( l,~nn X liTe~>Sil'lS" y Brown .< ~ X Clayton }t!' ' l.'ay»r Tavlor "' ~ Ill' . , I I' 'l- /[1 / 'Y1 • • , • • . • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones So vern ~nn lllessing Brown Clayton I J\'18yor Taylor ' ~-- ' ~c·r~ ~r ~~ b-et/ IJ-th-t tl J -~< .d-3-.4 /J-1 /'./N - ·~ t /., J '". - -t~'- "0 r. -1· 1t 1 .( hi' ~.-( '( ;l~lj u-ft" {, -rlr-'U. u-/~I • • 7 ..., 111 { I ~ "'•t-i ( b. 7'' , . 'l ".(!Ji J.! ... -~'Uv~ ,., .C. '~ • • • . • RO LL CALL .~oved Se c on4e d A..v e tla:. Absta in Absen t Jones So vern llann Bl es sing Br own l Cl ay ton N.ay or Tavlor ~. rl-1""' 'f t-t Uu-.._ l 1.jt.. ~ 1 ~ J{tp ,t• .. A I ~.tf.,_.. {f,u•t •( -..df'U-t <.fl-Uo f-(7f~L ~' t•ct {k f --~ ~~L.{r ~J!(L(I•I• u. ,,;, ( ::. ... HI 1 1 /k.J - ' 1 a.t~~ \. 'J-s (J··v-~J \ ~ --I I ~ ~~. / (.)G - , .. ~ (, " (~~,lu.w /,lA ... • • / Y.l • I u-~ • ~- ,., , • • 0 • ... ROLL CALL Moved SeconQed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones I Sovern Mann Blessing l:frown Clayton Mayor Ta vlor ' ~IM HU~-~t-t~ tlu.c..-~ ~ "' ~-~- b~t;u_;L sldR!e a f~~ I sa ' a ufttt t 1-1/.....k-1vE ~-p tUJ' ,&.-~<;,.") Jrl) ....t£ ;f-;;-i ;( -I< -H !--I c_ rYt1+11 jJI~ Ff (., -5 ti-~-< ~ '!> tM-.,(dtb_ c.;;.._ -~ c ~ . tj:..• . ._. ~'L. ~ -1-v r- (/ ~J "'].A:7 'J 5o-" • • • • 'I ' • • • • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent ~ Jones ...-- .--'C so vern ...- Mann -Blessing -Brown K i Clayton --r !Mayor Taylor - • • • , • • . ( ,- • t• • ==~~======~~~------------------------------~------------~ ROLL CALL Moved Seconqed Aye Nay Abstain Absent . :).C. Jones ..,....- So ve rn ..--- I Mann -Bl_essing --Brown -I )C Clavton -I .Mayor Tavlor / ' f • • • , • -•. • • ROLL CALL ',{oved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / So vern "' lz;; !.;ann .., lUes sing 7 Brown It' Clayton / Mayor Tavlor ./ • • • I • • ,-• . • Moved Se 0 d con e Aye Nay Abstain Absent J ones .... So vern .....- >< ·.~nn ....--Blessing ....- t Brown Clayton ./ .,£ - [ 1l'.ii:vor Taylor / -:. • ~ (A.. C(! . •• ,( rt · A( ~ ---~l'~U~ ~ ~~TA-~ ;.;.f3_!_!£d_ - ~~ (!6-f:_ l7v v .: /~.{(~arr..,L f'./"o l '/ " u<' I / ~ (. 11 ~'" v- _.,, .. z ( • • • ~ J rr • f • ,_ • . • ROLL CALL mve d s econ4ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab s ent .Jones So vern i !l".ann lll e s s11i.if - Brown Clayton c W.ayor Tavlor 1 I ~,c.--k~A--tyt (I I I .. I /1 y(.U.A ..... .,-)< _, t.. it. ~~<.) ~/ r71_ IC-u...J ~_# l's (I -1 L -~I ,-t--o-4-y 6..LH'I 7J N-~·(""/ (I ft, ..... "'. ~~ J...y t~ ,- vf-ct.ll-U-kt .......... t..-· ( jf)C., t:.--W tt~ , ..... 4__.7' • ,. L: ... l ~~ /'{ ~, r......_' l-~ "" ~~~~ I~ ( • (; • • 0 • ' ( • • I• • ROLL CALL Moved ~nljed A..ve Nay Abst ain Absent ~ Jones I Sovern .:ann !Hessing Brown Clayton Mayor Tavlor ~ w-w 1-o ~ z.--;u -t-0-6-~. u~<- ·~ <'.uttrl --~,( (.q__ P~~ ~. ~t.~t.IA ~J ...... o +jfr.-~ 1~.~.( "<i t:Lee~u ... """' .,.t(_ f-'a-, ~ " "'#) jF .;'~;z_ '££r7,."'?~ • ~ - 7 !!,•[,/ '~ lP' M_,« I f" •ljt !a_., ,f t.<•Wu..<< ~ ~~ .... .... ..::> --- (" ' ,r ., I .. • • ' • 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye tla:v Abstain Absent Jones So vern 'Mann IITesSTng Brown Clavton Mayor Tavlor ' • • , • • -•. 0 I• • ROLL CALL Moved Secon(j ed Aye Nay Absta i n Absen t c::S: Jones ,.... 1 Sovern -----[Mann -Blessing -Brown -Clayton / I Mayor Tavlor / • • , • • . , -' • t• • ROLL CALL {)t:D 53 Moved Secon4 ed Aye Nay Abstain Absen t X Jones v 1 Sovern .......... I Mann v Blessing v Brown x-- >< Clayton v I [Mayor Tavlor o/ • • I • • • • • • ROLL CALL Moved Secono d e ~e Nay Abstain Jones v X So vern v V' Mann v Blessing v rown Clavton ,/ i Mavor Tavlor ./ ~.us -~ ,.(4fV/ •OA-a.li~~T tz tU~~ • ~?;b.~ tLauuv /v ~~~w c ~ • . Absent - - or' ' • • 0 • ' 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Abs ent Jones v ~vern o/ .lo(' Mann o/ "Blessing v Brown v .;< Clayton v [Mayor Taylor v • • • ~------------~~~---------------~----------~~-------------------------;-• • - 0 t• • ROLL CALL Moved Secon4ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab s ent Jones V' x So vern ../ :X Mann v Blessing ,; Brown / < I Clayton ., l ·May or Tavlor v' .. • • • • , • • • • .. ROLL CALL H ~F Moved Seconcjed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent Jone s v :::...--so vern v Mann .., Bless1ng v l v Br own Clavton v .... l Mayor Tav l or r/ • • • ' • • • - ROLL CALL Moved Secon(j ed Aye Nay Abstain Ab sent Jones v .'Y"' i Sovern v Mann ../ Blessing v ~rown V' l v Clayton 1/ I I Mayor Tavlor -;? • • • ,_ • -•. 0 • ... ROLL CALL ·~ d s ':l .. P( econded Aye Nay 1 Absta n bsent ...--Jones ,/ ;<, ~vern ,/ I Mann .,;' Blessing v Brown v j,/" Clayton v Mayor Tavlor v • • , • • -•. 0 • ROLL CALL Moved SeconC:ed Aye Na:v Absta i n Ab s ent ~ Jones ./ So vern ,./ Mann ,/ Y"" Blessing v r Brown X Clayton JLL L Mayor Taylor ~ /0' ~[) • • • 0 , • • ' 0 ~~ • ROLL CALL 1() (0 Moved Sec on~ed Aye !lay Ab stain Absen t Jone s / So vern ,/ Marm t/ Blessing ,/ Brown X Clayton / I Mayor Tavlor y ' l - • • • • t • 0 - ROLL CALL Moved Seco d d n e ~e Nay Abstain Absen t J one s ,/ )? ! So ver n ./ 'Mnr! v ->< Ble<~sing v i Bro wn X l Clayton "" l Mayor Tavlor v f; I rJ U-I I / ,r_f , ~~ ~t--.( ~1J( .. ,.._ J' <-.. _./ y u-'- r t -~-<A-r 7 £.-•! (C- J~IA ('- Jt. 1'j,:.; i/v r ,_, f {.4~.L-< (-:_ /U ;I" ... r /J ~~~t. ~~--1 1..6-f~l~ I o~ltv k f ~feu' ~y: ,u I r ) rt£ ,/ _.<'; UU LUi t s I (L , I ,_. t I 'i. ;(r' X , .,,. ,~1- 6, l-I '"( ., • • A: /1. t.J ,/./'-~ .. -; ..4 £A ,, l( , • • • . 0 • ROLL CALL ~ved Seconcjed Jones Aye Nay Abstain Absent , So vern -L.-i Maru: Blessing ..__ ~rown l Clavton [Mayor Tavlor --1 - I~ • • • , • ,-• 0 • ..... ROLL CALL /rl)-(-•z. ~ L a--U-f// lj-6 ~'1 AY-' fut t ,(q ~ ;d,t~ .k>ved Secon4ed A.ve Nay Abstain Ab sent ;(_ Jones ~ So vern ...- !Mann , ... Bles si.n£ ,..., Brown A: X Clavton "' !Mayor Taylor ./ ' • • • • , • • • . • • ..., ROLL CALL Moved Se cond ed Aye Nay Abst a i n Absen t Jones ~ 2:s::" .:;overn o/ Mann ~ _x: J31es~ing / .Brown X Clayton jl' L lMayor Taylor v ' • • • I • • • t• • 7-1 I • Seconded .\bs+.ai n Absent. -Jones ~f ~Vf,,.T -X ·~lrl!"• -J l1 f' !U.ll!! ,...... 1 ~ Br~wn ,K C l a ~•t l')f! I' ~':B.yor 'I'It.'fl" r - • • • • • ,-•. 0 t• • . .... " ROV. Al _._ ·.t,.,tQin Ab sent - -· -- .X ~L-e7CS ;»r--(.,.1. I'{ 'l (~ j.)ef(:P s ../f2aLY.--? -/t.ud-d /~~ ~~ J ~I 2.-- M~ lu.~ // Jfffl ~ ~-ie? ,....... 1/?7~ !"":(_ -:,.~ 'A..Jt; -?t;H I~ ,-,...) CX(,N • • • , • • •. 0 ·. • ·- dwl.{TO/J -Ll tU..L-,,/Lt.~ .... c£o ;u-:1 ~ ' 17,....,;--I.H~ • t /Ill( ~-J' .. r~f-2..,1-- ~~ I ,--{I 1-.J . I • • , • • ' ' ,-• . • , . • ,,, .... . (JJ 't> 50 t&~ ~y,/__ U;._ [d)_ r-- / ../' ~ I:_ L,:}'-{ 10 Jt) -£itt~€-/ w-11 ~d~~4 ~ ~ u.~~~ I 1- • • • • I • • r /h ~ c.l-o T J-ts r-~~ & ~ VV1~~ur --/ v ~ v -=-r ~ • . . '··- •. . .. . • • • ' ' - 0 t• • . . .. {)L-t:> s 7 /. 4 ;1"~ ._ ~._/«J>« f .tO d'lkiA ~ '"l 't~<-~ AA/ "c... y}(A"~ ~ ~II • • 0 f • ,- • 0 • {)L.b s 7 r~ -,t.-.--tX<..d IU r,;._., ..C:, )J~ i~ t-~~~_:/ •, ' • • • - 0 • F-:0 ..L CAlL ~!-._ .. ~ ... .:;"""!lQed I"' I' ~ay Abstain Absent I I Jones / t I ~ Soverr. ,.,..... i.'E.II1!l ......- ~ b:i.!"Sili'"4! v BrO".'.n / Cla"tOr> v I I :.'-!;,or Taylor v • • • ' • • 0 • ROLL CALL Move1 Seconoed Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones v' X So vern -y 'f,ann .....-- rnes.:ing ....- Brown X r Clayton v I [Mayor Tavlor 7 • • • , • • - • • - ftOLL CALL - - Absta in Absen t .. • • 0 • , • ,._-----· ,-• . 0 • ROLL CALL I i Cz_ -., 2-{'"" Abstain Absen • • 0 • 0 • ROLL CALL )--p<"i £ • I ICZ., A t Lf·u ?~# /175 l/.ovei "econoed A: a,.u ;( ~-'t.J. ~~ ~ Ye Na.Y' Abstain Absent · Jones v ".overn L/ X [1,;ann o/ / ' :;sing f. Brovm X Clayton v .. :ayor Tavlor , ' • • 0 • t • - • I• • rs- Ab ~ain ~ -:l Aye N2 Seconded -1 -1 - ,~!'Yied Jones .J ~ t-.c -1 .:;0 vern ..::., ;ann ' . --..:... B_:es~~ L Brown L ~ -- ./ Cl ~t on / i .1 [ c::. ....j. -yor T~l or J. i ...L:::::, ' • • • • • 0 • ,, ~~ ,$U-:..-- --!ove ' Seconoed ~re Nay Abstain Absen t .... ~ Jones =:>aver~ v' ....-- l-~ .:a!"" X ......- ":31 •""r.g v t-Brown L Cla ·ton ,/ ...-'( :!.a;: or Ta v lor v - (-vt L;,Vt. ~.._ 1 -(..~ l~ ~tt....-.a ~~~~~~ 'tY-vf.f r{ ~0, ~A-L- t ~ WJi ""- wul ~ ();.._ ~ ~ /k..J { -~ • • t • • ,_ • ' . 0 t• • ROLL CALL t { ~l{ "{ -f' 'l..- ''n ~" a s d -econ ed fl.ye Na:v Absta in Absent ,_--Jones _lS_ .::>overn v ...-1 r.~nn ., - Blessing "" - Brown )'\ Clavton ~ - !.2:ror Taylor .;' • • • , • • -•. 0 t• • ROLL CALL I I 'D ~onde1 ~ve 'la: ~~,1! Jo,-,es Abstain Absent ~ ~nv<>rn :ann ...<s:::::: .j_ .;)o:J .,..~ 3r~·n t ~ ... ~ten ., r T~l or l ·~ ' • • • • ' ( ( • • ,._ 0 • /~ COUNCIL CH AMB ERS CITY OF ENG LEWOOD , COLORADO December 1 , 1975 REGULAE fl'iEETING : The City Co neil of the City of Engle wood , Arapahoe County, Colo rado, met in regular se sion on December 1 , 1975 at 7:30p .m. Mayor Taylor , presiding , ca led the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Reverend Hurley Hills of the Church of the Nazarene , 4775 South Pearl . The Pled ge of Allegiance was led by Cub Scout Pack 153 . Mayo r Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll , the following were present : Council Members Jones , overn, Mann , Blessing , Brown , and Mayor Tayl r . Absent: Council Mem er Clayton . The r-tayor eclar_d orum present . Al~o present ere: City Manager McCo wn City Attorney Berardini Director of Finance James Ac ing Director of Community Development Romans eputy City Clerk Johannisson • • • • • • ' • • , ' • • • 0 , . • December 1 , 1975 Page 2 COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 17 , 1975 AS CORRECTED . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayto n. The Mayor declared the mot ion carried . Mayor Taylor stated that Sid Overton will handle the legal work for the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee instead of City Attorney Berardini . Council had given approval for Mr . Berardini to do this at the last meeting . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTI ON TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 20 , 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown , Taylor . N y : None . Absen Council Mem er Clayton . The Mayor cl r the motion carried . * * * * * * Jesse Hammons from he Salvation Army Youth Program, 4300 South Lincoln , was presen to request funds for his youth program which he runs at th Salvation Army facility. He stated that he works primarily wi h elementary and junior high children and h pur os is to give th m somethi ng to do after school . H provides primarily recr a ion in the form of games including ping pong , foos b 11 , n o II r games of this type . He stated that this i the fir offici 1 pproach that he has made to the ity for fund Hammons he City . fur h r ex to Councilman Blessing 's question , Mr . he wo ld ppreciate a 500 donation from this o urchase other games and to rogr m. ' • , ' ( • ( • December ~, 1975 Page j • 0 • In answer to Councilman Bro wn's question , Mr . Hammons stated that he work s with elementary children between the hours of 3:30 p .m. to 6 :30 or 7:00 p .m. and the older childre n between 3:30 p.m. and 8 :00 ~.m . Mayor Taylor ~ ated that Mr . Hammons should write a letter to the Ci y ouncll requesting the funds and further e xplaining he alvation Army Yo th Program which he runs . Mayor Taylor ~tated that the i y Council has funds to donate to worthwhile rograms, efore making a donation of this type ney wan a i i nal lnforma ion . Yvonn Naudack , 3997 South Lincoln , spoke in favor of the Salv tion Army Youth Program stating that her c hild participat s in he program on a regular basis and finds it to be very worthwhile . Mayor Taylor asked that she write a letter to the City Council s ating this point . * * * * * * "Communications -No Action Recommended " on the genda were accepted : a . Minutes of the Tax Committee meeting of November 6 , 1975 . b . Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Board meeting of November 13 , 1975 . c . Minute of the Police Pension Board meeting of ovember 20 , 1975 . d. Minutes of he Fir Pension Bo~rd me ting o Nov m r 20 , 1975 . Em love c R ire~en Boar m r 20 , 1975 . f . Financi 1 Relor for the month of Oc ober 1975 . Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the City Manager concerning legislation for esta li.hm nt of a R ion l Energy Authority for r cov ·y of n rgy nd rna ri ls from rolid wa he min te of th H suggest d th he informa ion r - ould e a ood ide a he Counc 1l m t- •. • • t • December 1 , 1975 Page 4 • - Councilman Sovern also had comments on the memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the City Manage r concerning le gislation for the establishment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery of energy and materials from solid waste. He stated that Director of Utilities Carroll's synopsis of the resource recovery report was very good . He stated that this item is on the agenda for the Denver Regional Council of Governments meet- ing of December 3rd . He explained a staff/Council problem which e xi sts in the handling of this subject . He stated that the DRCOG staff went to the Governor to have this put on the Governor's call for 1976 before bringing the subject to the Council of DRCOG. He said that, therefore, a conflict exists between the staff and the DRCOG Council . * * * * * * City Manager McCown explained a recommendation from the Water and Se wer Board recommending that the City Council approve an agreement for a private water main that has been installed in West Amherst between South Tejon and South Vallejo . COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A PRIVATE WATER MAIN AGREEMENT AS RECOMMENDED BY THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD AT THEIR MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12 , 1975 AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absen o neil M mb r C yton . The M yor eclar the motion carried . • • * * * * City Manag r McCown ex lain d the library reciprocal lending program that exis in the s rrounding area . He further explained th multi -1 teral agr em nt for reciprocal borrowing which th Li rary Bo ar h recommended that the City Council a prove. H state th t each i r ry would receive forty -five cents for ch it m nd wo ld pay forty-five cents for each 1 m borrow d . COUNCILM BLE I G OVED A D COUNCILM AN SOVERN SECO OED A MOTION TO CO IDER ITEM 5-g OUT OF AGE DA SE UENCE, A BILL R~LAT ING TO THE LIBRARY BOARD AGREEM NT . Upon a cal of the roll, the vo r sulted s follows: Ayes: Council M mb 1 Jon s, Sov rn , M nn , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . • • , ( • December l , 1975 Page 5 Nays : None . • • Absent: Council Member Clayton . , . The Mayor declared the motion carried . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILHAN SOVERN , A BILL FOR A ORDINANCE APPROVIHG AI AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CIT Y OF EHGLt.WOOD , COLORADO , A MUJ I IPAL CORPORATION , AND SIXTEEN LIBRARY JURISDICTION AS SHO WN HEREIN FOR THE RECIPROCAL USE OF CIRCULATION SERVICES BY PUHLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE CENTRAL COLORADO LIBRARY SYSTEM AND DECL ARING AN EMERGENCY . COUJ~CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCIL MAN MANN SECONDED A !40TION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE- MENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , A MUNICIPAL COR - PORATION , A~D SIXTEEN LIBRARY JURlSDICTIO S AS SHOWN HEREIN FOR THE RECIPROCAL USE OF CIRCULATIO SERVICES BY PUBLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATIIJG IN THE CENTRAL COLORADO LIBRAR Y SYSTEM AND DECLAR - ING AI EMERGENCY . Upon a call of he roll , he vote resulted as fo low Ayes: Council Memb r Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown , Taylor . ays : tone. Abs nt: Council M mber Clayton . The !'lay or declared th motion Cdrried . • • • • • • COUNCILMAt JONE !'lOVED A D COU ClLMA BROWN SECONDED A MOT 0 TO CONSIDER ITEM 5-c OUT OF AGENDA EQUENCE , A BILL REZONING A PARCEL OF LAim WITHII THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , ARAPAHO E COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1-C RESIDEtCE Dl TRICT AND AME!lDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP A~Co~ IIJGLY . Upon a c 1 of the roll , the vote result d as fo l ~o ws: Aye c neil emb r Jones, Severn , M nn , Blessing , aylor. y n . A Co y on . T r or cl r he o l on c rri • • ....... ' • December 1, 1975 Page 6 • 0 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAH OE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-2-A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1-C RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2 -A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1 -C RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . Councilman Jones stated that in the last Planning and Zoning Commission meeting the Commission , at the behest of the City Council, has recommended that consideration be given to creating a new zoning that would be called R-2 -C. He asked Mrs . Romans, Acting Director of Community Development , to explain the new zoning. Mrs . Romans said that the R-2-C pro- posed zoning is a compromise that would permit one -family use on fifty foot lots and two-family use on fifty foot lots and would not permit three-family units or four-family units . She said that a public hearing on the rezoning has been set for January 6, 1976. She stated that she has not had an opportun- ity to discu ss this with the affected neighborhoods as of yet . In answer to Councilman Severn 's question , Mrs . Romans stated that the basic difference between the old R-2-A and the proposed R-2-C is that the frontage permitted in R-2-C for a two-family unit is fifty feet a opposed to the previous seventy five feet. Virgil Thomas , 3810 South Lincoln , explained the back- ground r lating o the zoning ch nges from R-2-A to R-2 and subsequently th recommendation o R-1-C. He stated that he is in favor of the R-1-C zoning for two reasons: 1) people in the area are very much in f vor of it; 2) the City should take advantage of every opportunity to control population density. He aid that after reading the proposed R-2-C zonin he hopes th t Council will f vorably con ider it because it is essen-tially the same s the old R-2-A. In answer to Councilman Jones question, City Attorney Berar ini stated that th Council could table consideration of the Bill for an Ordinance r ting to the R-1-C zoning. How v r, if Council desir s to follow through on this Bill they mu t com-plete action tonight • ' • • ( • • ( • December 1 , 1975 Page 7 • 0 • Louis Cangilla, 5000 South Delaware , questioned the legal aspects of pos t ing for rezoning purposes . He asked why the ground that was affec ed by the zoning change was not posted. City Attorney Berardini stated that it is not necessary to post the ground when a zoning is repealed . Mr . Cangilla stated that in the opinion of his attorney, in order to affect zoning changes the City must post the properties affected . He further stated that the property he is concerned with was given no choice , as was the property of the persons in attendance at the meeting tonight . They had a choice of R-1 -C or R-2 . His only choice is to accept R-2 . Therle Oldenburg , 3776 South Lincoln , stated that the proposed R-2 -C sounds like what the residents of the area wan t . She asked if the new R-2 -C would permit an individual to turn a basement into an apartment at any time in the future . Mayor Taylor stated this was permitted . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATION OF A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE OUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-2-A TO R-1 -C, UNTIL THE FIRST MEETING IN JANUARY OR UNTIL THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HAS MET TO CONSIDER THE R-2-C ZONING . Upon a call of the roll, he vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor d clared he mo ion carried . • • • • • • COut~CILMA MAtlN MO D A MOTION TO TABLE CO SIDERATIO FOR ENGLEWOOD BUILDERS FINA AT 4595 SOUTH SA TA FE DRIVF. vo e r sul d as follow : A/J COU CILMAI OVER SECONDED OF RENEWING THE LI UOR LICENSE ORPORATION DBA PAN HOS LOCATED U on a call of the roll, the AJ s : Council M mb rs Jones, Sovern , Mann, Blessin , o wu, T yl r • ys: None . A sent: Counc il Member Cl y on . Th M yor eclar d the motion c rried . I I I I I I • • ' ' • December 1, 1975 Page 8 • 0 .. Council returned to Item 4-c on the agenda, a memoran- dum from the Planning and Zoning Commission concerning findings of fact on the R-1-C, R-2 , and R-3 zoning cases. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ON R-1 -C, R-2 , R-3 ZONING, Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Biessing, Brown, Taylor. Nays : None. Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • • City Manager McCown presented a resolution from the Englewood Chamber of Commerce supporting the continuance of a one cent Englewood City Sales Tax . The resolution stated that they back the one cent sales tax provided that the proceeds are used for Englewood's capital improvement fund only, that no new tax programs be adopted , and that there be no increase in the presently existing taxes. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION THAT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RESOLUTION BE RECEIVED AND THAT THE MAYOR BE DIRECTED TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE RESOLU- TION BY LETTER INDICATING THAT THIS WILL BE TAKEN UNDER CONSIDER- ATI ON . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . Th Mayor d clared the motion carried. • • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN, BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 45 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AUTHORIZING THE • • , -' • • • 0 , . • December 1, 1975 Page 9 CITY OF DENVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNECTION AT SOUTH UNIVERSI'rY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEHOOD A D AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 45 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a ca 1 of the roll, the vote resulted as follo ws: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * INT RODUCED A A BILL BY COUNCILMAI BROWN , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 46 SERIES OF 197 5 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 AND SECTION 44 , CHAPTER 2 , TITLE XII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE PROVIDI NG FOR AND REQUIRING PERMITS AND FEES FOR SIDEWALK , CURB , GUTTER AND/OR DRIVEWAY CO STRUCTION ; REVISING EXCAVATION PERMIT FEES; PENALTY FOR FAILI G TO OBTAIN EXCAVATION PERMIT; AND PROVIDING A CHARGE FOR SPECIAL TATEMENT • COU!CILMA BROWN MOVE NO COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A DTIOt TO PASS ORDitANCE NO . 46, SERI OF 1975 . In respon~e to Councilman Mann' q estion, City Attorney B rard n1 a ed hat his will raise most of the rates previously 1n effect . A shor discussion betwe n Councilman Mann and City Attorney berard1n1 took lace relatirg to he Ordinance and fees . ha no City Manager McCown state th t ch nges in th se fees n lac sine a o 1958. st te that v n with the r ise in re stil not entirely covered . This in p ct1ons. H st t d th t , in his not su s1d1z th1 function . ' • • , ....... • • 0 .. December 1, 1975 Page 1 0 Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Taylor . Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Blessing , Brown, Nays : Council Member Mann . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING , A BILL FOR AN ORDIN ANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4, 8 , AND 9, TITLE V, OF THE 196 9 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b) AND (c) SECTION 12 , CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, RELATING TO ANNUAL SICK , MATER - NITY , FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVES ; INSURANCE AND RETIREMENT BEN EFITS ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY , COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4, 8, AND 9 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b) AND (c), SECTION 12 , CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, RELATING TO ANNUAL SICK, MATERNITY , FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVES ; INSURANCE AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY , City Manager McCown questioned Paragraph 5-4-13 relat- ing to maternity leave . He stated that there is no guarantee for rehire under this new Bill , He stated that previous practice wa s to have the individual placed on the top of the eligibility list when she was finished with her maternity leave , City Attorney Berardini stated that the old six-month provision is now gone and that the new Ordinance implies that the individual would return to h r previous Job , He further stated that it woul be improper to make this guarantee . A discus sion b ween City M n ger McCown , City Attorney Berardini, and Dir ctor of Fin nee J m 8 took place r lating to the rehire provision . effect on Upon ca l o Sovern 's qu stion , City s provi ions will go into t h could not provid a delay in bringing them to h roll , th vo r ulted 8 follow ' • • -' ( ( • December 1, 1975 Page 11 • 0 - ,_ Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTR ODU CED AS A BILL BY COUJ~CILMAN 1-IANN , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALIHG AHD RE -ENACT! 1G SECTIONS 8 AI D 9 OF CHAPTER 1 , TITLE XI , OF THe 969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SE TIONS THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PE SIONS , PECIAL FUHDS , RETIREMEHT BEIJEFITS , DIS ABILITY , AND REFUNDING COl TRIBU - TIO NS TO THE POLICE PE SIC! FUND ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . COUNCILMAN MAW MOVE D AN D COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINAN CE REPEALI1G AND RE -ENACTING SECTIONS 8 A D 9 OF C1~PTER 1, TITLE XI , OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTIO S THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PENSIO!~S , SPECIAL FUNDS, RET REMENT BENEFITS , DISABILITY , AND REFUNDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE POLICE PENSION FUND ; AND DECLAR - ING AN EMERGEN CY. Upon a c 11 of the roll , the vote r esulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . lay : None . Abuent : Council Mem er Clayto . The Mayor eclare the motion carried . * * • • * • IllTRODUCEO AS A BILL BY COU CIL-lAN SOVERI, A BILL FOR , ORDINANCE REPEAL! , Al D RE -El ACTING SECTIO S 9 AND 10 , CHAPTER 1, TITLE II , OF THE 1969 I GLEWOOO MUNICIPAL COOl:. BY ADDI JG NEW SEC':'I0!1S T1!E ETO ELATI G TO FIRE..II1EN ' ' PE SIONS , S I:;CIAL FUND , DISABILITY , PE ~lOtS AI D DECLARING A EMERGENCY . • • - • • • December l, 1975 Page 12 • 0 • COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING SECTIONS 9 AND 10 , CHAPTER l , TITLE II, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTIONS THERETO RELATING TO FIRE - MEN'S PENSIONS , SPECIAL FUND , DISABILITY , PENSIONS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975, A RESOLUTION APPROVING AllO ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS ITS OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL -BICENTENNIAL PROJECT; APPROVING THE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OF ELWIN D. BATCHELOR, A PROFESSIONAL FUND -RAISER, TO SUPERVISE THE ENGLEWOOD CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID PROJECT; AND DIRECTING THE SALARY FOR SAID FUND-RAISER TO COME FROM VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIO S , AND REPEALING RESOLUTIO N NO . 44 , SERIES OF 1975 . COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AID COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975 . Mayor Taylor stat d h t he understood that this was a resolution for a Senior Citizens Recreation Center and not a Community Center as stated in the resolu ion . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 62, SERIES OF 1975, BY REPLACING THE WORDS "COMMU ITY CENTER" ITH "SENIOR CITIZENS RECREATION CENTER " WHEREVER FOUilO IN THE RESOLUTION. Upon call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Memb rs Jones, Severn , Mann, Blessing, Brown , T ylor. Nays: None . Absent: Council Memb r Clayton . The Mayor decl red th motion c rried • • • \ • • • December l, 1975 Page 13 • 0 • I • City Manager McCown referred to Section 6 of this resolution and indicated that there is no time limit indicated in the event that t he project is not built . Mayor Taylor stated that this was done intentionally as there is no time limit desired . Mayor Taylor stated tha because Mr . Batchelor has not yet arrived at the Council meeting he would like to post - pone discu ssion on this topic until he arrives . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILM AN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO POSTPOHE ACTION ON RESOLUTION NO . 62 UNTIL MR . BATCHELOR ARRIVES AT THE MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Br own , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * Mayor Taylor declared a recess at 9 :05 p .m. The meeting reconvened at 9 :20p .m. Upon a call of the r ol l , the following wer e present: Co uncil Members Jones , Severn , Mann, Blessing , Brown , and Mayor Taylor . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared a quorum pr sent . * * * * * * City At orney Berardini gav a brief ac ground into the Ara 's Resta rant an Long situ tiona it stand s at this point . He s id hat the City has thirty ays from rovem ber 21 in whi ch to appeal the Distric Cour decision awarding the liquor licen to Ara 's . In answ r to Councilman Mann 's ques- ion, City At orney B rardini state that if th City oes no h1ng in reg r s to h p e 1 the iquor lie nse will be is e pur an o h ord r . • • -' • • • • 0 , . • December 1, 1975 Page 14 at his home if he appeared at the City Council meeting in opposition to the liquor license . He further stated that the City Council, at the study session, had decided to wait until December 16 to make a decision on Arap 's . Councilman Mann stated that it is time to take action on this liquor license regardless of the bomb threat being mad e to Reverend Fixture . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO ABIDE BY THE DISTRICT COURT DECISION AND NOT TO LODGE AN APPEAL TO THAT DECISION REGARDING THE DEMETRIOS COR- PORATION DBA AS ARAP 'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE . In answer to Councilman Brown 's question , City Attorney Berardini stated that the corporation must abide by the state liquor laws and if there is a violation they will go through the regular course of public hearings to determine whether they sho ld keep their liquor license . In answer to other Councilmen 's questions regarding the bomb threat , City Attorney Berardini stated that the bomb threat is a separate transaction , although it is related to the liquor license . This would have to be handled as a separate transaction. He further stated if the bomb threat individual is caught and guilt is determined it would bE• a judgement question in the hands of the court as to whether it would have an effect on the liquor license . Councilman Blessing asked Mr . Arapkiles if delaying the liquor license would hurt his business . Mr . Arapkiles stated that it would , and that he is sick about the bomb threat that was made on Reverend Fixture . Brown . Up on a c 11 o f the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Co nei l Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Na y s : Cou ncil Member Taylor . Absent : Co ell Me mber Clayton . Th e M yor eclar the motion earr1 d • • • • • • • COUNCI LMA SOVERN MOVED A D COUNCILM N MANN SECON D A f~OTIO TO APPR OVE ALTERNATE PLAN NO . 1 FOR THE CONSTRUCTI O OF THE OL F COU R E A D DES IGN TINO MONIES TO BE APPROPRIATE D FROM THE UBLI C IM RO VEMENT FUtD A D SHO IN THE SIX-UARTE R BUDGET . U o n call o f th r o ll, he vote r sulte as foll ow .. • • , • December l, 1975 Page 15 • • t• Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: None. Absent: Council Member Clayton. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Attorney Berardini indicated that during the Council recess he had a discussion relating to the leave policy and maternity leave pertaining to the Bill for an Ordinance as previously proposed. He stated that he would bring an amend- ment to the City Council relating to the leave policy and re-employment. * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MA NN, BY AUTH ORITY ORDINANCE NO. 47 SERIE S OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR ALL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, IN THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1976 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1976 , CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976. COUNCILMAN MANH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO. 47, SERIES OF 1975. Mayor Taylor a s ked that in future budge ts the legisla- tion and Council porti on be clarified . Upon a call o f th e roll, the v o te resulted as follows: Ayes: Counc il Members Jon es , So v e rn, Mann, Blessing, Br own, Tay lor. Nays : Non • Abse n t : Co neil M mber Clayton . Th e Mayo r eel red h mo tion c rried . • * • * • • •. • • ' • December 1, 1975 Page 16 • • , . INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 48 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF EHGLEWOOD , COLORADO , FOR THE YEAR 1976 . COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 48 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor eclared the motion carried . * * * * * • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 49 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDI ANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976 . COUNCIL~~~ BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDIIANCE NO. 49 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a c 1 of the roll, th vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: None. Absent: Co neil Member Clayton . The Mayor d clar d th motion carried . • • • • • • •. ' • • , ' ( ( • • 0 • December 1 , 1975 Page 17 RESOLUTION NO . 63 , SERIES OF 1975 , A RESOLUTION APPROPRIAT ING FUNDS IN THE WATER FUND . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 63 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll, the v ot e resulted as follo ws : Ayes: Council Member Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Bro wn, Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Cou n ci l Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * RESOLUTION NO . 64 , SERIES OF 1975 , A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1975 BUDGET I THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AI D COUNCILM AN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTIO 10 . 64 , SERIES OF 1975 . City Manager McCown explained to Council the accounting for the $150,0 00 and how it wa s to be transfered from the River Redevelopment Fund to the Housing Authority Fund and what would happen with the $150 ,000 if the bond issue was defeated in the upcoming election . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as f ollows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . of Public Nays: Nom:. Ab ent: Council Mem er Clayton . The Mayor decl r d the motion carried . * * * * * * McCown present d a m morandum from Director l ting to the Dartmouth-Santa Fe inter- dition l $23,662 must be added to the • • , " • December 1, 1975 Page 18 • • , . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A CONSTRUCTION AGREEM ENT RELATING TO THE SANTA FE BOULEVARD AND DARTMOUTH INTERSECTION. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * I I I I I City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from Director of Utilities Carroll relating to the Valley Water District an the alternatives that are open to the City . He asked the Council to review the memorandum and discuss it at a later Council study session . Councilman Severn also requested that the memorandum be sent to the Water and Sewer Board . In answer to Councilman Brown 's question , Councilman Severn stated that most people who are in the Valley Water District do not realize that they are a part of it. He said that the best course of action seems to be to get interested Englewoodites to be elected to the Valley Water Dis- trict Board . I I I I I I City Manager McCown reminded Council that December 7 , 1975 , had been eclared M. M. Summers Day and asked for some direction from Council as to what was going to be done . COU CILMAN BRO I MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECO Dl:.D A MOTION THAT CITY COUNCIL SPONSOR AN OPEN HOUSE ON DECCM~l:.R 7, 1975 , BETWEEN 3:00 AND 5 :00 P .M. IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM OF ThE CITY HALL OR THE POLICE -FIRE CE TER . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council M mber Jones , Sovern , Mann, Bl a1ng, Brown , T ylor . N ys: Non . Ab en Council M mb r C yton. Th M yor d cl r th motion carri I I I I I I • • - ( ( • December 1, 1975 Page 19 • • City Manager McCo wn stated that th re i of land south of the public service land which i ~ • Denver Rio Grande Railroad which needs to b e purcha~ d construction of the golf course . The Denver Rio Gran indicat ed that they would be willing to sell the an the appraisal o f two years ago . The cost for purchase land would be $7 ,150 . City Manager McCown recomm ended Council approve purchase of the land . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF LAND FROM THE DENVER RIO GRANDE RAILROAD FOR $7,15 0 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as foll ows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor. Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * • * * * * David Batchelor, 7101 South Webster, Littleton , was present representing the Engle wood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee . Mr . Batchelor read a letter from the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee outlining the support that the Committee would like from the City ; 1 . Permission to use the full J anuary 1976 edition of the "Eng lewood Citizen " as their official campaign brochure . 2 . Acces o and se of the City of Englewo od mailing is as used for the "Engle wo o d Citi z n ". 3 . Permission to se the Ci ty of Englewood "Third Class N534" bulk mailing permit for mailing the campaign brochures . 4 . All exp nse incurr d over an bove th 1 co ts to th Ci y for s uch an edition h ll b born by the Engl wood Centenn ial- Bicen ennial Committe In sw r to Councilm n Blessing 's qu stion , Mr . B tchelor st ted hat here will be no kids going from door t o oor Dulici ing funds for this proj ct . The funds will b solicited vi phon or m il nd will be rna on a pled basis. •. • • f ' ( ( • December l, 1975 Page 20 • 0 • City Manager McCown stated that in Section 6 of Resolution No . 62 , Series of 1975, there is no provision for pin-pointing the time at which a determination is made that the building will not be built . He asked how this determina- tion is going to be made . Mr . Batchelor stated that 1978 would seem a logical time to make this determination as the City Council has infor- mally indicated that the funds would be appropriated in 1977. He further stated that this should be a joint decision between the City Council and the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee . Mr . Batchelor further stated that the Englewood Centennial -Bicentennial Committee will be formed into a non- profit corporation and the proposed name , while not final, is the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Foundation . The Board of Directors will be made up of twelve members from the commu- nity. Councilman Sovern asked about the provision in Section 5 of the resolution relating to five-year payment periods for special pledges . Mr . Batchelor stated that this was put in for extenuating circumstances on large contribu- tions . Councilman Sovern pointed out that there could be a short fall of money from pledges if the pledges were spread out over a three to five year period . Mr. Batchelor stated that this is a standard practice and that banks will loan money to municipalities based on pledges if construct ion begins prior to completion of the pledge period. A discus- sion between Council and Mr . Batchelor followed relating to pledges and funding . In answer to Mayor Taylor 's and City Manager McCown's question , Mr . Batchelor stated that if the Center is not started in 1977 that the City Council and the Englewood Centennial- Bicentennial Committee should meet to make a d e termination as to if the Center will be built. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECON ED A MOTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO . 62, SERIES OF 1975, BY REVISING SECTION 6 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: "IF CITY COUNCIL DETERMINES THA T THE CENTER WILL NOT BE BUILT,ALL FUNDS DONATED , AND ANY ACCR UED INTEREST , LESS EXPENSES INCURRED FOR THE FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN WILL BE PROPORTIONATELY RETURNED TO THE DONORS SHOULD THE CE TER NOT BE BUILT ". Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted follows: Ayes: Council M mbers Jones , Sovern, M nn, B s i n , Brown , Taylor . N ys: on • Absen Council Mem er C yton . • • , -' ( • • 0 I• • December 1, 1975 Page 21 The Mayor declared the motion carried. A discussion followed between Council , City Manager McCown, and Mr. Batchelor relating to the Englewood Citizen schedule and cost . City Manager McCown stated that the Engle- wood Citizen costs approximately $1 ,800 per issue . The City could either move the February issue into January or they could have a special January issue devoted to the project . Mr . Batchelor stated that the Englewood Centennial - Bicentennial Committee has $2,000 budgeted for a special issue. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows for Resolution No . 62 as amended : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Seve rn, Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor. Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLE WOOD CENTENNIAL- BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE AND TO MOVE THE FEBRUARY ISSUE OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITIZEN TO JANUARY 1976 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . in term 1975, as he 1 c ys: Non • Absent: Council M mber Clayton . The Mayor eel red th motion carried . Mayor Taylor asked that Mr . of publicity un il after th h does no w nt any conflic ion. Batchelor not do anything election on December 23, with the publicity for I t t I t I Co rn that with h new Council sc on, he woul like to be ke t on the f IV t•nm nta Committ H aa1 in h mill which h woul lik to • • , ,- • • ,, - December 1, 1975 Page 22 Councilman Sovern also proposed that he and City Manager McCown and any other staff members and Council members get together on a monthly basis for a breakfast. The purpos e would be to discuss DRCOG policies , programs and proposals and how they would effect the City . This would assure coordination between the staff and Council in regards to their thinking on these programs and proposals . Councilman Brown stated that the City used to have these breakfasts in the past and he did not understand why they were dropped . He further stated that these breakfasts should be paid for from Council funds . Councilman Severn stated that he would be vocal regarding the 208 Program . He further e xplained the 208 Pro- gram and the monies involved as it relates to DRCOG. Mayor Taylor stated that he feels that the new City Council should have a dinner meeting prior to the regular Council meeting on January 5 , 1976 to take care of electing a Mayor and appointing committee members . COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE A DINNER MEETING PRIOR TO THE REGULAR JANUARY 5, 1976, CITY COUNCIL MEETING IN ORDER TO ELECT THE MAYOR AND TO APPOINT COMMITTEE MEMBERS . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing, Brown , Taylor . that th He s id not for Nays: None . Abs nt: Counc il Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • • M yor Taylor stated that in 1976 one of the things City Council must do is work closer with the schools . tha he is surprised that th school administration is h S nior Citizen Recreation Center . • • • • • • c • yor T y o r pr sent d hing r 1 ing to church s nd a procl m tion from Colber d for approv 1 . COUNCILMAN BLE ING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES S CO OED A OTIOl TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAMA- TIO R LATl 'G TO CHURC HES rni H AS PRESENTED BY COLBERT U HI G. U1on c 11 or h r 11 , h vote resulted as follow : • • ' ' • • December 1, 1975 Page 23 • • Ay es : Co r ci. r~ mbers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: l on . Absen Co nci ~ rnter Clay on . The Mayor d c ar ~h mo io carried . * * • * • * Councilman Mann indicated that he had receive d calls relating to the m nici al charge which is on all o f the phone bills . He asked what h charge was and why it was now on the bills wh en it was no before . City Manager McCown e xplained that the City has a franchise tax a nd under the new billing procedures approved by the Public Utilities Commission , Mountain Bell is able to pass through the franchise cost to the customer , whereas before they were no t able to do this . He further stated that the Colorado Municipal League has appealed this change t o the Public Utilities Commission . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECO NDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION OBJECTING TO THE MUNICIPAL CHARGE WHI CH IS BEING CH ARGED BY MOUNTAIN BELL . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declare the motion carri d. * • * * * • 0 He Co uncil m st adopt the flood use lan v lues will ffec e ro r y also . • • ' • December 1, 197 5 Pa ge 2 4 • 0 • I• Ma yo r Taylor stated that an offer for the property on th e e a st s id e of City Hall should be made. If this is not acc e pted, t h e n t he City should go through condemnation pro- ced u r es . * * * * * * Councilman Brown stated that Councilman Jones should b e considered for membership on the Planning and Zon i ng Commis- sion as a citizen after he relinquishes his seat as a Council- man . * * * • • • COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE A SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON DECEMBER 16 , 1975 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing, Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried. • * * • • * COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVER N SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Aye s : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown , Taylor. Nays : None . Abs nt: Council Member Clayton . The May o r declared the meeting adjourned at 11:05 p .m. ·- • • , ' • • - COUNCI L CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO December 1 , 1 9 75 REGULAR MEETING : The City Council of the City of Engle wood , Arapahoe County , Colorado , met in regular session on December 1 , 1975 at 7:30 p .m. Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Reverend Hurley Hills of the Church of the Nazarene , 4775 South Pearl . The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Cub Scout Pack 153 . Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll , the following were present : Cou ncil Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Bro wn, and f-layor Tay lor . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared a quorum present . Also present were: City Manager McCown City Attorney Berardini Director of Finance James Acting Director of Community Development Romans Deputy City Clerk Johannisson * * • * * • Council man Sovern asked that the following changes be made in the minutes of the meeting of November 17 , 1975 : Page 22 , Paragraph just following the Bill introdu ced by Councilman Sovern starting "Co uncilman Sovern stated that the phrase 'acting by and through it s Board of Water Com- missioners '" should read "City Manager McCown stat d .•• "; nd , Pag 26 , Paragraph starting "Councilman Sovern ask d if the City Attorney 's office could be used to proc as fir co violations " should r ad "Councilman Sov rn asked 1f th Ci y At orney 's office could assist in develo ing procedur for he g neral code violations summons for the enforcement of the fire code ." The 1 st sentence of this paragrap should b lef a is -"Council saw no reasons why this co not b one ." • • ' • December l , 1975 Page 2 • 0 - ,_ COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBE R 17 , 1 9 75 AS CORRECTED . Upon a call of the r o ll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Mem b e rs Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylo r . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . Mayor Tay l or stated that Sid Overton will handle the legal work for the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee instead of City Attorney Berardini . Council had given approval for Mr . Be rardini to do this at the last meetin g . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 20 , 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote result e d as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Cou ncil Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion ~arried . * * * * • * Jesse Hammons from the Salvation Army Youth Program , 4300 South Lincoln , wa s present to r equest funds for his youth program which he runs at the Salvation Army facility . He stated tha h works primarily with elementary and junior high children and he urpose is to give th m something to o after school . H rovi e primarily r creation in the form of games including in on , foos b ll , d other gam s of this type . He stated that his is the first official ppro ch that he h s made to the ity or run s . Hammon the City . furth r In answer to Councilman Blessing 's question , Mr . ted that h would appreciat a $500 on tion from H would us thin to purchase other m s and o his program . ' • • • December 1 , 1975 Page 3 • 0 - In answer to Council man Brown 's question , Mr . Hammons stated that he works with elementary children between the hour s of 3 :30 p .m. to 6 :30 or 7 :00 p .m. and the older children between 3 :30 p .m. and 8:00 p .m. Mayor Taylor stated that Mr . Hammons should write a letter t o the Ci ty Council requesting the funds and further e xplaining the Salvation Army Youth Progr am which he runs . Mayor Taylor stated that the City Council has funds to donate to worthwhile programs , but before making a donation of th i s type they want additional information . Yvonne Naudack , 3997 South Lincoln , spoke in favor o f the Salvation Army Youth Program stating that her chi ld participates in the program on a regular b asis and finds i t to be very worthwhile . Mayor Taylor asked t hat she wri te a letter to the City Council stating this point . * * * * * * "Communications -No Action Recommended " on the agenda were accepted : a . Minutes of the Tax Committee meeting of No vember 6 , 1975 . b . Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Board meeting of November 13 , 1975 . c . Minutes of the Pol ic e Pension Board meeting of November 20 , 1975 . d . Minutes of the Fire Pension Board meeting of Nov mber 20 , 1975 . e . Minutes of the Employees Retirement Boar meeting of November 20 , 1975 . f . Financi l Report for the month of October 1975 . g . Memor ndum from the Director of Utilities to th Ci y Manager concerning legislation for est l.ishm nt of a R gional Energy Authority for r cov ry of energy nd m terials from ol1 w s h d comm nts on the minut of th of Novem er 6 , 1975 . He sug este that very familiar with the informa ion pr - f lt it would b oo id a on this subject t th Council meet- .. • • , • December 1 , 1975 Page 4 • 0 - Councilman Sovern also had comments on the memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the City Manager concern ing legislation for the establishment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery of energy and materials from solid waste . He stated that Direc or of Utili ies Carroll 's syrJpsis of the resource recovery report was very good . He s ate that this item is on the agenda for the Denver Re ional Co neil of Governments meet - ing of December 3rd . He ex lained a s aff/Council problem which exists in the handling of this subject . He state that the DRCOG staff went to the Governor to have this put on the Governor 's call for 1976 before bringing the subject to the Council of DRCOG . He said that , therefore , a conflict exists between the staff and the DRCOG Council . * * * * * * City Manager McCown explained a recommendation from the Water and Se wer Board recommending that the City Council approve an agreement for a private water main that has been installed in West Amherst between South Tejon and South Vallejo . COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A PRIVATE WATER MAIN AGREEMENT AS RECOt1MENDED DY THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD AT THEIR MEETING OF NOVEMBER 12 , 1975 AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * • * City Manager McCown explained the library reciprocal len ing program that exists in the surrounding area . He further explained the multi-lateral agreement for reciprocal borrowing which the Library Board has recommended that th City Council approve . He sta e that each library would rec 1ve forty-five cents for ach item loaned nd would pay forty-five c nts for each it m borrowed . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECO ED A MOTION TO COJSIDER ITEM 5-g OUT OF AGENDA E UENCE, A BILL RELAT - ING TO THE LIDRARY BOARD AGREEMENT . U on a call of th roll, th vote re ult follows : Ayes : Council Memb r Jones , Sov rn, M nn, Bl sing , Brown , T ylor . ' • • • • • December 1 , 1975 Page 5 Nays : None . • 0 : . • Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried. INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN , A BILL ,_ FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION , AND SIXTEEN LIBRARY JURIS DICTIONS AS SHOWN HEREIN FOR THE RECIPROCAL USE OF CIRCULATION SERVICES BY PUBLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE CENTRAL COLORADO LIBRARY SYSTEM AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREE- MENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, A MUNICIPAL COR - PORATION , AND SIXTEEN LIBRARY JURISDICTIONS AS SHOWN HEREIN FOR THE RECIPROCAL USE OF CIRCULATION SERVICES BY PUBLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE CENTRAL COLORADO LIBRARY SYSTEM AND DECLAR- ING AN EMERGENCY . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * • • COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM 5-c OUT OF AGENDA SEQUENCE , A BILL REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1-C RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . Upon a call or the roll, the vote result d as follows: Ayes: Council f-1 mbers Jones, Severn, M nn, Blessing, Brown, Taylor . N ys: Non . Absent: Council M mb r Cl yton. The M yor eel r th motion c rri d . • • ' ' • • December 1 , 1975 Pa ge 6 • • I• INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1 -C RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-1 -C RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . Councilman Jones stated that in the last Planning and Zoning Commission meeting the Commission , at the behest of the City Council , has recommended that consideration be given to creating a new zoning that would be called R-2 -C. He asked Mrs . Romans , Acting Director of Community Development , to explain the new zoning . Mrs . Romans said that the R-2 -C pro- posed zoning is a compromise that would permit one -family use on fifty foot lots and two -family use on fifty foot lots and would not permit three -family units or four -family units . She said that a public hearing on the rezoning has been set for January 6 , 1976. She stated that she has not had an opportun- ity to discuss this with the affected neighborhoods as of yet . In answer to Councilman Severn 's question , Mrs . Romans stated that the basic difference between the old R-2-A and the proposed R-2-C is that the frontage permitted in R-2 -C for a two -family unit is fifty feet as opposed to the previous seventy five feet . Virgil Thomas , 3810 South Lincoln , explained the back- ground relating to the zoning changes from R-2-A to R-2 and subsequently the recommendation to R-1-C. He stated that he is in favor of the R-1 -C zoning for two reasons: 1) people in the area are very much in favor of it; 2) the City should take advantage of every opportunity to control population density. He said that after reading th proposed R-2-C zoning he hopes that Council will favorably consider it because it is essen- tially the same as th old R-2 -A • In answer to Councilm n Jones question , City Attorney B rardini t ted that the Council could t ble consideration of th Bill for an Ordinance r 1 ting to the R-1-C zoning . However, if Council de ires to follow through on thi Bill they must com- lete action tonight . • • , ' • December 1, 1975 Page 7 • 0 Louis Cangilla, 5000 South Delaware, questioned the legal aspects of posting for rezoning purposes . He asked why the ground that was affected by the zoning change was not posted . City Attorney Berardini stated that it is not necessary to post the ground when a zoning is repealed . Mr . Cangilla stated that in the opinion of his attorney , in order to affect zoning changes the City must post the properties affected . He further stated that the property he is concerned with was given no choice , as was the property of the persons in attendance at the meeting tonight . They had a choice of R-1 -C or R-2 . His only choice is to accept R-2 . Therle Oldenburg , 3776 South Lincoln , stated that the proposed R-2-C sounds like what the residents of the area want . She asked if the new R-2-C would permit an individual to turn a basement into an apartment at any time in the future . Mayor Taylor stated this was permitted . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATION OF A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A TO R-1 -C, UNTIL THE FIRST MEETING IN JANUARY OR UNTIL THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HAS MET TO CONSIDER THE R-2-C ZONING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATION OF RENEWING THE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR ENGLEWOOD BUILDERS FINANCE CORPORATION DBA PANCHOS LOCATED AT 4595 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ay s : Council Mem ers Jone , Sov rn , Mann, Ble ing, Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council M mber Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion c rried . * * * * • * ' • • , • December 1 , 1975 Page 8 • Council returned to Item 4-c on the agenda , a memoran- dum from the Planning and Zoning Commission concerning findings of fact on the R-1 -C, R-2 , and R-3 zoning cases. COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ON R-1-C, R-2 , R-3 ZONING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Me mb er Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a resolution from the Englewood Chamber of Commerce supporting the continuance of a one cent Englewood City Sales Tax . The resolution stated that they back the one cent sales tax provided that the proceeds are used for Englewood 's capital improvement fund only , that no new tax programs be adopted , and that there be no increase in the presently existing taxes. COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION THAT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RESOLUTION BE RECEIVED AND THAT THE MAYOR BE DIRECTED TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE RESOLU - TION BY LETTER INDICATING THAT THIS WILL BE TAKEN UNDER CONSIDER - ATION . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 45 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , AUTHORIZING THE ' • • December 1 , 1975 Page 9 • 0 -,. CITY OF DENVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNECTION AT SOUTH UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO . 45 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 46 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 AND SECTION 44 , CHAPTER 2 , TITLE XII OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE PROVIDING FOR AND REQUIRING PERMITS AND FEES FOR SIDEWALK , CURB , GUTTER AND/OR DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION ; REVISING EXCAVATION PERMIT FEES ; PENALTY FOR FAILING TO OBTAIN EXCAVATION PERMIT ; AND PROVIDING A CHARGE FOR SPECIAL STATEMENTS . COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIO TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 46 , SERIES OF 1975 . In respons to Councilman Mann 's question , City Attorney Berardini stated that this will raise most of the rates previously in eff ct . A short discussion between Councilman Mann and City Attorney Berardini took plac relating to the Ordinance and fees . City Manag r McCown stated that changes in these fees h s not taken place sine about 1958 . Councilman Sov rn these fees the City 's costs is primarily in the area of o inion, other funds shoul stated that even with the raise in are still not entirely covered . This inspections . He stated that, in his not subsidize this function . • • , ,- • • 0 I • • December 1 , 1975 Page 10 Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Na ys : Council Member Mann . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4 , 8 , AND 9 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b) AND (c) SECTION 12 , CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, RELATING TO ANNUAL SICK , MATER- NITY , FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVES ; INSURANCE AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4 , 8 , AND 9 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b) AND (c), SECTION 12 , CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, RELATI G TO ANNUAL SICK , MATERNITY , FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVE ; I SURA~ E AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . City Manager McCown questioned Paragraph 5-4-13 r ing to maternity leave . He stated that there is no g ra for rehire under this new Bill . He stated tha revio was to have the individual placed on the to of the eli i list when she was finished with h r maternity leav • City Attorney Berardini stated that th old ix - provision is now gone and that th new Ordinanc im lie the individual would return to h r previous job . H further stated that it would be improper to make this guarante • A disc ssion between City Manager 1-\cCown , City Attorney Ber rdini, an Director of Finance J m 5 too place relating to the rehir provision . In nswer to Councilm n A orney B rardini stat d th t eff ct on January 1, 1976; nd goo n wer as to why ther Council . overn 's uestion , City se provisions will go into t he could not provi e lay in bringing them to Upon a call of th roll, th vote re ulted s follows: • • ' • December 1 , 1975 Page 11 • • Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Bro wn, Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU~CILMAN MANN , A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEAL! W AND RE -ENACTING SECTIONS 8 Al~D 9 OF CHAPTER 1 , TITLE XI , OF THh l9b9 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDmG imW SECTIOHS THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PENSIONS , SPECIAL FUNDS , RETIREMEJ.IT BE-IEFITS , DISABILITY , AND REFUNDING COJ.ITRIBU - TIONS TO THE POLICE PENSIOH FUND ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . COUJ GILMAN ~!AI-IN MOVED A D COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIOI-1 TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINAJ.jCJ:: REPEALII-IG AND RE -hNACTING SECTIONS l:l A1 D 9 OF C.tiAPTER 1 , TITLE XI , OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MU.HCIPAL CODE BY ADDING HEW SECTIONS THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PE! lOIS , SPECIAL FUNDS, RETIREMENT BEIIEFITS , DISABILITY , AND REFU,DIIG CONTRIBUTIONS TO THt. POLICE PENSION FUND ; AND DECLAR - ING AN EMERGENCY . Upon a call of the roll, th vote resulted a llowo : Ay Co neil Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brow , .ay or . ay : None . A ent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor eclared the motion carried . • • • • • • llT ODUCED A A BILL BY COUNCIU~A 'OVER , A BILL FOR A, .RDI A CE REPEAL!. G AI D RE -E ACTING SECTIO S 9 1 D 0 , CHAP ER , TITLE II , OF TlE 1969 eNGLEWOOD MU ICIPAL CODe bY ADDI G EW SECTIOIJS Tt!ERJ:.TO RELATI G TO FIREMEN '3 PE.SIO S , vPECIAL FU D, DISABILITY , PE SIO S AID DECLARI G A EMcRGEIJCY , ' • • \ l ' 1' ' • December l , 1975 Page 12 0 • I • COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE -ENACTING SECTIONS 9 AND 10 , CHAPTER l, TITLE II , OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW SECTIONS THERETO REL ATING TO FIRE - MEN 'S PENSIONS , SPECIAL FUND , DISABILITY , PENSIONS AND DECLARING AN EMERG EN CY. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975 , A RESOLUTIOll APPROVING AHD ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A COf4MUJHTY CENTER FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS ITS OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL PROJECT ; APPROVING THE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OF ELWIN D. BATCHELOR , A PROFESSIONAL FUND -RAISER , TO SUPERVISE THE ENGLEWOOD CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID PROJECT ; AND DIRECTING THE SALARY FOR SAID FUND -RAISER TO COME FROM VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIOllS , AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO . 44, SERIES OF 1975 . COUNCIL!o\A BROWt MOVED Am COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIOH TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975 . Mayor Tay or stated that he understoo tnat ~his was a resolution for a Senior Citizens Recreation C nter and not a Community Center as stated in the resolution . COUIICILMAN SOVERN MOVED A D COU CILMM BLESS! G SECO WED A •lOTION TO AMEND RESOLUTIO 0 . 62 , ERIE OF 1 75 , BY REPLACI1G THE WORDS "COMMU ITY CEHTER " WITH "SEriOR CITIZE S RECREATION CE TER " WHEREVER FOUl D Il THE RESOLUTI r1 . U call of the roll , the vote resulted as follow : Aye : Co neil Memb r Jon s , Severn . M nn, B ssing , Brown , Taylor . I y len • Abs nt: Co neil M mber Clayton . Th M yor cl r th motion carrie • • f -' • December 1 , 1975 Page 13 • 0 - ,._ I• City Manager McCown referred to Section 6 of this resolution and indicated that there is no t i me limit indicated in the event that the project is not bu i lt . Mayor Taylor stated that this was done intentionally as ther e is no time limit desired . Mayor Taylor stated that because Mr . Batchelor has not yet arrived at the Council meeting he would like to post - pone discussion on this topic until he arrives . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO POSTPONE ACTION ON RESOLUTION NO . 62 UNTIL MR . BATCHELOR ARRIVES AT THE MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resul t ed as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * Mayor Taylor declared a recess at 9 :05 p .m. The meeting reconvened at 9 :20 p .m. Upon a call of the roll , the following were present : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , and Mayor Taylor . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared a quorum present . * * • * • • City Attorney B rar ini gave a brief bac ground into th Ara 's Restaurant and Loung situation as i t thi point . He said that th City h s thirty days from 21 in which to appeal the District Court decision awar ing th liquor license to Arap 's . In answer to Councilman M nn's q s- tion, City Attorney B rardini et ted that if the City oee nothing in regards to th pp 1 the i uor lice1 se will i s u~ pur uant to th court oraer . Councilman Urown est lishment and f vor the facility. He th t the be thro gh the with the interior of in th t ar a. H h r st te that e rli r th goo re taur nt t v nin t Unit d th stu y session F1xtur M tho 1st Church th h h thr • • , • • - December l , 1975 Page 14 at his home if he appeared at the City Council meeting in opposition to the liquor license . He further stated that the City Council , at the study session , had decided to wait until December 16 to make a decision on Arap 's . Councilman Mann stated that it is time to take action on this liquor license regardless of the bomb threat being made to Reverend Fixture . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JON~S SECONDED A MOTION TO ABIDE BY THE DISTRICT COURT DECISION AND NOT TO LODGE AN APPEAL TO THAT DECISION REGARDING THE DEMETRIOS COR - PORATION DBA AS ARAP 'S RESTAURANT AND LOU GE . In answer to Councilman Brown 's question , City Attorney Berardini stated that the corporation must abide by the state liquor laws and if there is a violation they will go through the regular course of public hearings to determine whe her they should keep their liquor license . In answer to other Councilmen 's questions regarding the bomb threat , City Attorney Berardini stated that the bomb threat is a separate transaction , although it is related o the liquor license . This would have to be handled as a separate transaction . He further stated if the bomb threat individual is caught and guilt is determined it would be a judgement question in the hands of the court as to whether it would have an effect on the liquor license . Councilman Blessing asked Mr . Arapkiles if delaying the liquor license would hurt his business . Mr . Arapkiles stated that it would , and that he is sick about the bomb threat that was made on Reverend Fixture . Brown . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , rays : Council Member Taylor . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor eel r a tr motion c rri • • • • • • COU CILMA f.tANN SECOI Dt.D 0 . FOR THE CONSTRUCTIO MO IES TO BE APPROPRIATED D SHO II THE SIX-UARTER vo r ulted as follow • • , • December l , 1975 Page 15 • • , . Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Attorney Berardini indicated that during the Council recess he had a discussion relating to the leave policy and maternity leave pertaining to the Bill for an Ordinance as previously proposed . He stated that he would bring an amend - ment to the City Council relating to the leave policy and re -employment . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 47 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR ALL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , IN THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY I , 1976 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31 , 1976 , CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976 . COUNCILMAN MANH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A !10TION TO PASS ORDIUANCE NO . 47 , SERIES OF 1975. Mayor Taylor asked that in future budgets th legisla- tion and Council portion be clarified . Upon a call of the roll , the vote res t as follow : Ayes: Council Member Jones , Sovern , Mann, 8 Brown , Taylor . ~ y t 01 • A nt: Co neil M mb r Cl yton. Th Mayor clar d the motion carri d . • • • • • • sing, •. ' • • t • December 1 , 1975 Page 16 • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILM AN JONES , BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 48 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF EHGLEWOOD , COLORADO , FOR THE YEAR 1976 . COUNCILMA JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 48 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING, BY AUTHORITY ORDI ANCE NO . 49 SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976 . COUNCILMAl BLESS! G MOVED A D COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDWAtCE NO . 49 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , th vote res t d s follows: Ayes: Council Mem r Jones , Sovern , l1ann , Blessing , Brown , Tayl r . N ys: Non • A en Co neil ~em r Clayton . The Mayor decl red the motion carried . * * * * * • • • • , -' • December 1 , 1975 Page 1 7 • 0 • RESOLUTION NO . 63 , SERIES OF 197~, A RESOLUTIOJJ APPROPRIATING FUNDS I THE WATER FUND . COUNCILriJAN SOVERH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 63 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vot e resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Member Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : one . Absent : Council Me mber Clayto n . The Mayor declared the motion carrie d. * * * * * • RESOLUTION NO . 64 , SERIES OF 1975 , A RESOLUTIOH AMENDING THE 1975 BUDGET IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEME T FUND . COUNCILMA SOVERN MOVED Aim COUNCILMAN JONES SE.CONDED A HOTIO~ TO PASS RESOLUTIO IW . 64 , SERIES OF 1975 . City Manager McCown explained to Council the accounting for the $150 ,000 and how it was to be transfered from the River Redevelopment Fund to the Housing Authority Fund and what would happen with the $150 ,000 if the bond issue was defeated in the upcoming election . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays: Non~. Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor clared the motion carri d. * • • • • • City Manag r McCown presented a memorandum from Director of Pub ic Works W ggon r relating to the Dartmouth-Santa F inter- s ction . lie aid th t an dditional 23 ,662 must be add d to the t for thi project. .. • • , • • December 1 , 1975 Page 18 • • I• COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A CONSTRUCTION AGREEMEHT RELATI IW TO THE SANTA FE BOULEVARD AND DARTMOUTH INTERSECTION . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from Director of Utilities Carroll relating to the Valley Water District and the alternatives that are open to the City . He asked the Council to review the memorandum and discuss it at a later Council study session . Councilman Sovern also requested that the memorandum be sent to the Water and Sewer Board . In answer to Councilman Brown 's question , Councilman Sovern stated that most people who are in the Valley Water District do not realize that they are a part of it . He said that the best course of action seems to be to get interested Englewoodites to be elected to the Valley Water Dis - trict Board . * * * * * * City Manager McCown reminded Council that December 7 , 1975 , had been eclared M. M. Summers Day and asked for some direction from Council as to what was going to be done . COUNCILMAN BROW! MOV~D AND COUNCILMAN JO ES SECO DI::.D A MOTION THAT CITY COUNCIL SPOUSOR AN OPEN HOUSE 0~ DECEM61::.R 7 , 1975 , BETWEEN 3 :00 AtD ,:00 P .M. IN THE COMMUNITY ROO!_, OF THE CITY HALL OR THE POLICE -FIRE CE~TER . Upon a call of the roll , he vo e resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Member Jones , Sovern , Mann, Ble sing , Br c wn , T ylor . ay : ~one . A sen Council M mber Clayton . Th M yor decl r the motion carrie • • • • • • • • f • • December 1 , 1975 Page 19 • 0 • City Manager McCown stated that there is a small parcel of land south of the public service land which is owned by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad which needs to be purchased for the construction of the golf course . The Denver Rio Grande Railroad indicated that they would be willing to sell the land based upon the appraisal of two years ago . The cost for purchase of the land would be $7 ,150 . City Manager McCown recommended that Council approve purchase of the land . COUNCILr~AN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF LAND FROM THE DENVER RIO GRANDE RAILROAD FOR $7 ,150 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * David Batchelor , 7101 South Webster, Littleton , was present representing the Englewood Centennial -Bicentennial Committee . Mr . Batchelor read a letter from the Englewood Centennial -Bicentennial Committee outlining the support that the Committee would like from the City ; 1 . Permission o use the full January 1976 edition of the "EnglewooaC1tizen " as their official campaign brochure . 2 . Acces to and use of the City of Englewood mailing list as used for the "Englewood Citizen". 3 . Permission to use the City of Englewood "Third Class 1534" bulk mailing permit for mailing the campaign brochures. 4. All e xp e n ses incurr over u l co t t o th City-FOr ouch h ll b o r t by the Englewoo Bicen t e nnia l Co mrnitt e. t o 1 • • • , ' • December 1 , 1975 Page 20 • 0 • City Manager McCown stated that in Section 6 of Resolution No . 62 , Series of 1975 , there is no provision for pin-pointing the time at which a determination is made that the building will not be built . He asked how this determina-tion is going to be made. Mr . Batchelor stated that 1978 would seem a logical time to make this determination as the City Council has infor- mally indicated that the funds would be appropriated in 1977 . He further stated that this should be a joint decision between the City Council and the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee . Mr . Batchelor further st at ed that the Englewood Centennial -Bicentennial Committee will be formed into a non - profit corporation and the proposed name , while not final , is the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Foundat i on . The Board of Directors will be made up of twelve members from the commu -nity . Councilman Severn asked about the provision in Section 5 of the resolution relating to five -year payment periods for special pledges . Mr . Batchelor stated that this was put in for extenuating circumstances on large contribu- tions . Councilman Severn pointed out that there could be a short fall of money from pledges if the pledges were spread out over a three to five year period . Mr . Batchelor stated that this is a standard practice and that banks will '0an money to municipalities based on pledges if construc~lon begins prior to completion of the pledge period . A discus - sion between Council and Mr . Batchelor followed relating to pledges and funding . In answer to Mayor Taylor 's and City Manager McCown 's question , Mr . Batchelor stated that if the Center is not started in 977 hat the City Council and the Englewood Centennial- Sic ntennial Committee should meet to make a d e termination as to if the Center will be built . COUNCILI1AN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975 , BY REVISING SECTION 6 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: "IF CITY COUNCIL DETERMINES THAT THE CE TER WILL NOT BE BUILT,ALL FUNDS DONATED , AD ANY ACCRUED I TEREST , LESS EXPENSES INCURRED FOR THE FUND -RAISING CAMPAIGN WILL BE PROPORTIONATELY RETURNED TO THE DONORS SHOULD THE CENTER NOT BE BUILT ". Upon call of th roll, the vote r sulted s follows: Ayes: Council Mem r Jon s , Sovern , M nr, lesaing , Brow1 , T ylor . N y 1 one . Aba nt: Council r Clayton . • • - • • • December 1 , 1975 Page 21 • • The Mayor declared the motion carried . A discussion followed between Council , City Manager McCown , and Mr . Batchelor relating to the Englewood Citizen schedule and cost . City Manager McCown stated that the Engle - wood Citizen costs approximately $1 ,800 per issue . The City could either move the February issue into January or they could have a special January issue devoted to the project . Mr . Batchelor stated that the Englewood Centennial - Bicentennial Committee has $2 ,000 budgeted for a special issue . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows for Resolution No . 62 as amended : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD CENTENNIAL - BICENTEJmiAL COMMITTEE AND TO MOVE THE FEBRUARY ISSUE OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITIZEN TO JANUARY 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown, Taylor . Nays: None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . Th Mayor declared the motion carried . Mayor Taylor asked that Mr . Batchelor not do anything in terms of publicity until after the election on December 23, 1975 , as he does not want any conflict with the publicity for the election . • • • • • • Councilman Sovern ted that with the n w Council coming up soon, he would like to be kept on the D nv r Re ion 1 Council of Gov rnm nt Committee. He said proJ cts in th mill which h would like to • • • • 0 • December 1, 1975 Page 22 Councilman Severn also proposed that he and City Manager r~cCown and any other staff members and Council members get together on a monthly basis for a breakfast. The purpose would be to discuss DRCOG polic ies , programs and proposals and how they would effect the City . This would assure coordination between the staff and Council in regards to their thinking on these programs and proposals . Councilman Brown stated that the City used to have these breakfasts in the past and he did not understand why they were dropped . He further stated that these breakfasts should be paid for from Council funds . Councilman Severn stated that he would be vocal regarding the 208 Program . He further explained the 208 Pro- gram and the monies involved as it relates to DRCOG . Mayor Taylor stated that he feels that the new City Council should have a dinner meeting prior to the regular Council meeting on January 5 , 1976 to take care of electing a Mayor and appointing committee members . COUNCILMAN BROWN f.10VED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE A DINNER HEETING PRIOR TO THE REGULAR JANUARY 5 , 1976 , CITY COUNCIL MEETING IN ORDER TO ELECT THE MAYOR AND TO APPOINT COMMITTEE f.1Ef~BERS. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council f.lembers Jones , Severn , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . that th He s id not for Nays: None . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . I I I I I I Mayor Taylor state that in 1976 one of the things City Council must do is work closer with the schools . that he is surprised that the school administration is the Senior Citizens Recreation Center . I I I I I I c Mayor Taylor pr sented a reclamation from Colb rt hing relating to churches and sked for approval . COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES .,ECOIWED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZF. THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAMA- TIOt RELATING TO CHURCHE ~IICH WAS PRESENTED BY COLBERT CUSHI 0 . U on c 11 of the roll , the vote r sult d s follow : • • I -' • • • December 1 , 1975 Page 23 • 0 • Ayes: Council Me mbers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : !~one . Absent : Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * Councilman Mann indicated that he had received calls relating to the municipal charge which is on all of the phone bills . He asked what the charge was and why it was now on the bills when it was not before . City Manager McCown explained that the City has a franchise tax and under the new billing procedures approved by the Public Utilities Comm ission , Mountain Bell is able to pass through the franchise cost to the customer , whereas before they were not able to do this . He further stated that the Colorado Municipal League has appealed this change to the Public Utilities Commission . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILt4AN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION OBJECTING TO THE MUNICIPAL CHARGE WHICH IS BEING CHARGED BY MOUNTAIN BELL . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * Councilman Jones asked that City Council do something to initiate action to get mor parking in the City Hall area . He said that it is very annoying to com down to City Ha 1 nd not be bl to find a plac to park . He s 1 that th 1 n imm 1 t ly E st of City Hall should be cons1 ered for acqu1si- 1on to allevi te th par ing situ tion . Councilman overn stat that City Council mu t a o t th floo plain for L1 tle Dry Cr ek bee use land values w1l b ffected for th t ro r y other property 1 o . ' • • , • December 1 , 1975 Page 24 • 0 • Mayor Taylor stated that an offer for the property on the east side of City Hall should be made . If this is not accepted , then the City should go through condemnation pro- cedures . * * * * * * Councilman Brown stated that Councilman Jones should be considered for membership on the Planning and Zoning Commis - sion as a citizen after he relinquishes his seat as a Council- man . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO HAVE A SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON DECEMBER 16 , 1975 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor . Nays : None . Absent: Council Member Clayton . The Mayor declared the motion carried . • • • • • • COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll, the vo t e resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing , Brown, Taylor . Nays: Non • Absent : Council M mber Clayton . The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 11:05 p .m. ) ' • t ....... ' • • 0 .. 6160 South Broadway Littleton, Colorado 80121 December 8, 1975 Mayor James L. Taylor and Members of City Council Englewood, Colorado Gentlemen: At the Executive COmmittee meeting of the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee, it was agreed that memorialization in the proposed new Recrea- tion Center for Senior Citizens be divided into four distinct and separate categories: 1. Individual room memorialization where an individual making a aubatantial contribution may designate a memorial plaque to be placed on the door of the appropriate room. 2. Ind~vidual room furnishings may be meaorialized with an appropriate plaque ineide the room to read, "oriqinal furnishings donated by: name of donor and in memory of." 3. Master memorial t o cost $156.00 to be placed on a larg m rial plaque appropriat ly displayed in the NAin lobby. 4. tn ddition to th v methods of rialization, n s of individuals and businesses aak nq donations to the c paign be placed in a "Cold Book" and ppropri- ately displayed in the n Center. • . ' • • - • December 8, 1975 Page 2 Mayor James L. Taylor and Members of City Council • 0 • The Executive Committee of the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee wishes to ask City Council for its approval and endorsement of the above memorialization plans. Your attention to this matter at your next regularly scheduled meeting will be much appreciated. Thank you very much. ' •. • • , • • 0 I• • INTR ODU CE D AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVE RN 3 ~ . BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~D , SERIES OF 1975 AN ORD I NAN CE REZONING SEVERAL DISCON ECTED PA RCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CIT Y OF ENGLE WOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, ST ATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-2-B, RESIDE CE DISTRICT, TO R-2, MEDIU M DENSITY RESIDENCE DIS - TR ICT , AND AM E DI G THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MA P ACCO RDINGLY. WH EREAS, pursuant to Section 22 .3 o f the Comprehensive Zon - i n g Or di nan ce, a Public Hearing was he ld before the City Planning and Zoni n g Commission on October 21, 1975 , to rezon e several par- c e ls of land within the city from R-2-B, Re si den c e Di s trict, to R-2, Medium Density Residence District; a nd WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission h a s c onsidered th e proposed amendment and map change and has s u bmi tted i ts favor - able recommendation to the Ci y Council therefor; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Co mp r ehen sive Zon i ng Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the City Cou n cil on to rezone said parcels according to t he above de ignations; and WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience. h eal th, s afe t y , the ge n eral welfar and good zoning practice justify th e p r opo s ed am e n dme nt o the said Official Zoning Map as h e r ein af ter s et f o rth . OW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNC I L OF TH E CITY OF E GL OOD, COLORADO, FOLLOWS: Section 1. The followin Residence Oi tric describ d propert shall be rezon ed from R 2-B, to R-2 , tedium Den ity Re idence Di trict: . l . • • • 0 , • • I• • Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yalp Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Delaware Street ; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence south to th~ centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence west to the center- line of the alley east of Fox Street ; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenue ; thence west 667 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being on t he extended rear lot line of lot 1, block 1, Luna 's Subdivision; thence south to the centerlin of Floyd Avenue ; thence west 324 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of block 2, Frantzmann Folkert's Subdivision, Amended ; thence north to the c nt rline of Eastman Avenue extended; th nee cast 263 fe t, mor or less, o a point, said point b ing 61 I et, mor or less, west of and 30 feet north of the northwest corn r of block l , Luna 's Subdiv i sion; thence north to the cen- terlin of Dartmouth Avenu ; thence east to the centerline of the all y east of Huron Street, extended; thence north along said line 534 f t, mo re or less, to a point, said point being 8 I et w s of t northw s t corner of lot 45, block l, Taylor's Addition ; thenc a t to the c nterline of Galapago Street ; then e north to th centerlin of Co rnell Avenue; thence east to th centerl1n o t the all y east of Fox Street; thence north to the c nterlin of Bates Avenu ; thence east to the centerline ol the all y adt of Elati Street ; thence north to the point of lwg-inning. Bcl(uming at a point on th c nt rline of Val Avcnu and th alley east of Bannock to th centerlin of Acoma Str et; thence line ot Cornell Avenue; thenc we t to th alley ca t of Bannock Str t ; thenc north ~:"inn in.:. ll ~:t n nt n .1 l po n t on th c l'l .tr t"' ut h 'v mu ;tnd lit\' all ••:1s t to t lw l' n t t•l tnc c I th '-OIIth I' I lt t•t•lllll'll ll' Ol ····nr .. t l J JH o l ''"' il l l.•' t l . JClllll "lq:tlllll ll -2 - the intersection of Street; th n e e east south to the center- cent rline of the to th point of b - r- rt- t ; DOI'lh t o • • • • : . • Beginning at a point 130 feet, more or less, south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and Emerson Street, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 5, block 3, Higgins South Broadway Heights; thence east to the centerline of Downing Street; thence south to the centerline of the alley south of Hampden Avenu e; thence east to the cen- terline of Marion Street ; thence north 17 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 38 feet, more or less, west of the northwest corner of lot 3, Jones Subdivision; thence east to the centerline of the vacated alley east of Marion Street; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence southwesterly and westerly along said centerline to the centerline of Emerson Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerl~ne of the intersection of U.S. 285 and Sherman Street; thenc sou heaster ly along the centerli ne of Jefferson Drive to the centerline of LogaL Street; thence north to the centerline of Littl Dry Creek; thence south- easterly along Little Dry Creek to th centerline of Kenyon Ave- nue extended; thenc e west to the cent rline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence north 330 fe , mor or less, to a point, aid point being 8 feet w st of the northwest corner of lot 36, block 2, Wynetka Hei ghts Subdivision ; th nee east to th center- line of Sherman Str et; thence north to h point of b ginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of th intersection of Kenyon Avenue and the alley east of Bannock Stre t; thence east to the centerlin of Acoma Street ; thence south to th center- line of Lehigh Avenu ; thence ea t to th centerline of th .1 llcy ast of Acoma Str et ; thence outh o h c nterline of La yton A enu ; thence we t to th cent rlin of th all y a t ot Bannock Str ~t; thence north to th point of beginning. Beginning at a point Oxford Avenue and h th centerlin of h outh to th c nt tla.• ·C'nt rline of to thc point of b t rl1n 1 n t, ot lot 330 I w t t ht•nt ttl t h rlin of the intersection of of Broadway; thence ast to o Lincoln Str et; thence 'Av nu ; henc west to Broad ay; .th nc north -:\ - ,_ • -" ( ' • • • , . • Section 2. The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby is amended accordin g ly. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on t h e 17th day of November, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of November, 1975. Read by title and pass ed on Final Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975. Publi shed by tit le as Ordi nan ce No. on the __ da y of December, 197 5. Mayor ATTEST: Ex Offic1o City Clerk-Treasurer , Series of 1975, I, Willi m D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurat and complete copy of the Ordinance passed on Fin 1 Reading and publi h d by title as Ordinance o. Series of 1975. ~fficio City Cle rk -Treasurer -4 - •. • • 0 , ' • • • 0 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES 3 B BY AUTHORITY ORDINA CE NO. ~~ , SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DI CONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-2-A, RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO R-2, MEDIUM DE SITY RESIDENCE DIS- TRICT, AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZO ING MAP ACCORD! GLY. WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zon- ing Ordinance, a Public Hearing was held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission on October 21, 1975, to rezone several par - cels of land within the city from R-2-A, Residence District, to R-2, Medium Density Residence District; and WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has considered the proposed amendment and map change and has submjtted its favor- able recommendation to the Cit . Council therefor; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the City Council on to rezone said parcels according to the above designations; and WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, health, safety, the general welfare and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to the said Official Zoning Map as hereinafter set forth. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : Section 1. The following descr1bed property shall be rezoned from R-2-A, Residence District to R-2 , Medi~m D nsit y Re 1d nee District: -1 - •. • • ,- • • 0 - Beg1nn1ng at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale ~venu~ and the alley east of Delaware Street ; thence east to the centerli n e of the alley east o t Bannock btreet; thence ~outh to the centerline of Corn~ll Avenu ; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street ; tnence ~outh to the centerline oJ Dartmouth Avenue: thence east to th c nterline of the alley cast ui Bannock ~treet; thence south along th extended center- llll ol sai d alley 1234 feet, more or les , to a point ; said po1nt b in~ the southeast corner of 3270 South Bannock Street; thence west 163 it. more or less, to th centerline of Bannock Str·eet ; th nc south 91 feet more or le s, to a point, sa1d point being on the extended south lin of lot 14, Abbott's Subdivision, Second Filing; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Cherokee Street; thenc north to the centerline of Eastman Avenue; thence west to the ce nterline of the alley east o t Fox Str et ; th nee north to the cen t rline of Dartmouth Avcnur : thence east to the centerlin of the alley cast of Elati Street ; thence north to the c nt rlin of Cornell Avenue; thence east to the centerline of th alley east of Delaware Street: thence nortn to the point of b ginning. Be~inning at a point on the centerlin of the intersection of ( .... Yale Avenue and the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence east r to the ce nterlin of the alley east of Sherman Street; thence ~outh to the c nterline of Amherst Av nue; th nee west to the • <"t ·nt ••1·1 int' of the alley east of Lincoln Stree t ; th nc north to th point o.1 beginning. Bc~ln111ng at a point on the centerlin of the intersection of Rate Av nu• and th alley eat of Lincoln Str t; th nc ast to th c nterl1n of th alley ast of Sh rman Str t ; thence .outh to th c nt rlin of Ea tman Av nu ; thenc w t to th <·l'n t,•rlln of th all y ast of L ncoln S r t ;. th nee north to t hl' point ol b g1nn1n . ' • ' ...... • • • • ~ -- Section 2. The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby is amended accordingly. Introduced, read in full and pas sed on First Reading on the 17th day of November, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordi nance on the 19th day of November, 1975 . Read by titl e and passed on Final Reading on the 16th da y of December, 1975. ;- Published by title as Ordinance No. on the ____ day of December, 1975. , Series of 1975, Aayor ATTEST: Ex Off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer r, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and omplete copy of the Ordin nee pas ed on Final Reading and published by titl as Ordinance o. , Series of 1975. Ex 'Off1cio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer -3 - • . ' • • 1 · • • 0 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON 3 c BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~. SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-3-A, MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO R-3, HIGH DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY. WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zon- ing Ordinance, a Public Hearing wa s held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission on October 22, 19 75, to rezone several par - cels of land within the city from R-3-A, Multi -Family Residence District, to R-3, High Density Residence District; and WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has considered the proposed amendment and map change and has submitted its favor - able recommendation to the City Council therefor ; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 o f the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the City Council on to rezone said parcels accord i ng to the above designations; and WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, health, safety, the general welfare and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to the said Official Zo n i ng Map as hereinafter se t forth. OW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF E GLE WOOD , COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sec ion 1. The following described property shall be rezoned from R-3 -A, Multi -Family Residence District to R-3 , High Density Residence Distri c t : -1 -• • , • • • 0 • Beginnin~ at a point where the ·ce,ntefline o!j~B<)uth Lafayette Str<'<'l intersects the south line of Section 3"5, T4S, R68W , saici south line of S ec tion 35 being the approximate centerl ine of East Hampden Avenu e; thence northerly along the centerl i ne of South Lafayette Street to its intersection with the centerline ol East Floyd Av e nu <': thence easterly along the centerl ine of East Floyd Avenue to its intersection with the east line of t he SW 1 /4. SE 1 ·4 , Se ct ion 35; thence southerly along said ~~st line of th e SW 1,4, SE l /4, Section 35 to its intersec - tion •ith t he northerly right-of-way line of U.S. 285, said nol"th<'r ly right-of-way line bein~t also the southerly boundary ot tl:e City of Engl e wood and lying 90 feet more or less north of the south line of Section 35; thence westerly along said northerly right-of-w a y line of U.S. 285 to its intersection • i th the ceonterlint.' of Section 35 ; thence southwesterly on the arc o t a c urve to the left, the chord of which bears south 78 5 7 ' west, the radi us of which equals 783 feet, for an arc distance ot 301.4 Jeet: thence south 89 ° 57' 52" west · for a d 1stanc of 337.5 tce1. to a point where the north righ t -of-wa y llnt' ol East ll nmpden Avenu e intersects the east right-o f-way lln<' ol South Lala)·ette Street ; thence southerly alon ~ the extPnded e ast line of So ut h Lafayett e Street to its intersec- tlon •1th the south line of Section 35; thence westerly along said south line of Section 35 to the point of beginning, e xcept th<' no•·th 180 ff" 't of the east 1292.46 feet thereof . ~'<'•'tnninb nt n point 155 l<'et, mor e or less , north of ~.the cen- l •·•·l1ae ot the intersN'lion of Clarkson Street and Girard Avenue, said point bein~t '30 f,•ct west of the northwest corner of Lot 21, £Ho c k 4-t , Evan ton• s Broadway Addition; thence east to the cen- tl'l'l inc ot th e alley cast of Clarkson Street; thence south 685 t eet ._ mo1· or l es to a point, said po i nt being 8 feet east of the southt•ast orner of Lot 20, Block 45, Evanston's Broadway Addlt 1011 : th<'nc we• t to the ce nterline of Clarkson Street; l h<'n cc north to point o1 b gi nn i ng. · · "-\ n 1!11\nlng at n point 130 feet, aore or less, south o! th c nt r- lln ' ot thc .1.nter e c lion of HUlJlsf en Av nue and th ally east of LO ;.!:tn Street, a1d po1nt being :ll fef"t ,aore or les , we t of non h v.<'. oorn r o l lot 4o , block 4, Higgins Englewood Garden thctw<' a t to tl\({"t.•t>n t rlin of Em r on Street; thenc outh to tlwnu tl'l in o fll .S.285 ;thnc w ttoth cntrlin of C la r k o n S tr t : t h<'»C<' outh to th c nterline of ~ittlc Dry Cr('rk no rth ~ tcrly lon th c nterline of Littl Dr y C't· k to t h c n l t•l'l 1nc ot Lognn St r t ; the nc north to the l ' nll'1 l t n oJ U.S. 2 :>; l h nc t to th c ntcrlin of the ~· 11111 1111! t o f Lo • n • tl'l'P L ; th n c north to the poi.nt ol b - .. . -2 • • • ' • • A parcel of land lying wholly wit~1h tbe NE 1/4 of Section 15 T.ss., R.68.w. bouftded on the north, e .. t ~and south by the Englewood city limits ·and on the wee~ b1 the\~ebterl1ne of Big Dry Creek and the east line of Burt Chevrolet at 5200 South Broadway. Beginning at a point where the extended south line of lot 7, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park •intersects the centerline ot Decatur Street; thence west 456 feet, ~re or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park; thence north 275 feet, aore or less, to a point, said point being the northwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park; thence east and northeast- erly along the extended north line of lot 6 to the centerline of Decatur Street; thence eaat and •outhei~terly alone said centerline to the point of beginn1Df. Section 2. The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby is amended accordingly. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 17th day of November, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of November, 19 75. Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975 . Published by title as Ordinance No. , Serie s of 19 75 , on the ____ day of De c ember, 1975. ---- Mayor ATTEST: ~x Off1 c 1o G1ty Clerk -Treasurer I, Willi m D. James, do hereby certify th t the above a nd fo r e- gain i true, ccurate nd complete copy of the Ordi n ance p sed o f 1 97 5 . on Fin 1 R din and publi hed by title a Ordinanc o . ____ , Series ~X Offi clo ci -3 - • • ( • • • • 0 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROW N BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ;?~, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-3-B, MULTI -FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO R-3, HIGH DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND AMENDI NG THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY. WHEREAS, pursuant to Section ZZ.3 of the Comprehensive Zon- ing Ordinance, a Public Hearing was held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission on October ZZ, 1975, to rezone several par- cels of land within the city f rom R-3-B, Multi-Family Residence District, to R-3, High Dens i ty Residence District; and WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has considered the proposed amendment and map change and has submitted its favor- able recommendation to the Ci ty Council therefor; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section ZZ.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the City Council on to rezone said parcels according to the above designations; and WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, health, safety, the general welfare and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to the said Official Zoning Map as hereinafter set forth. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLO WS : Sec t ion 1. The following described property shall be rezoned from R-3 -B, Multi -F mily Residence District to R-3, High Density Residence District : -1 - •. • • , ( ( ; ( • • I• • B~ginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Corne ll Avenue and Bannock Street ; t hence east to the center- l ine of Acoma Stree t ; thence south to the centerline of Dart- mou th Avenue: thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point o f beginning. Beginni n g at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Dart mouth Avenu e and the alley east of Broadway; thence east to the centerline of the alley east o f Li ncoln Street; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenu e ; thence west to the center- l ine of the alley east of Broadway ; t hence north to the point of be~tinning. Bc~inni ng at a point on the centerline of the interaection of Eastman Avenue and the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east o f Grant Street ; thence south to the centerline of Girard Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of Pearl Street ; thence north to the c enterline of Floyd Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Clarkson Stree t : thence south 530 feet, mor e or less, to a point, said point being 8 feet east of the south e ast corner of lot 21, block 44, Evanston Broadway Addition; thence west to the centerline of Clarkson Street ; thence south to the centerline of Hampden Av e- nu~: thence west to the centerline of Pennsylvania Street ; thence north 135 te t, mo1 ·e or less , to a point, said point being 30 feet eas t o f the so~theast corner of lot 29, block 5, West View Addi- tion; thence west to the centerline o f Logan Street ; thence north 50 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 31, Block 8, Premier Addition ; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street ; thence north to the centerline of Floyd Avenue ; thence west to the centerlin of the alley east of· Lincoln Street ; thence north to the point of beginning. , B ~i nning at a point on the cent rline of th intersection of G1rard Avenue and the all y ea*t of Clarkson Str et; thence a t to th centerlin o1 Lafay tt Str et; thence south 530 feet , more or 1 ss, to.a point, said point being 30 feet east of h outhca t corn r ot lot 29, block 50, Evan ton Broadway Addition ; thence west to th centerline of th alley ast o Clark on Street: th nc north to th point o innin • Be inning at a point 430 f , mor or 1 s , south of th north- ~c t corn r o th SE 1 /4, ction 35, T.4.S. R.6 .W.; thenc en to th nt rlin of Univ rsit Boul vard; then outh to the n •nt rlint• of u.s. 2 5: th nc w t to h outhw t .orn r of th 'E 1 4, o'\'llOII 35: liH'11<' north to th point of'b inninj!. • 2 • • • • 0 Beginning at a point 180 feet south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street, said point being 8 feet wes t of the northwest corner of lot 7, block 1, Englewood Subdivision; thence east to the center- line of Bannock Street ; thence north to the centerline of U.S. 285 ; t h e nce along said centerline to the centerline of the vacated alley east of Acoma Street ; thence south to the centerline of Cit y Ditch; thence northwesterly along the centerline of City Ditch to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street ; t he nce south to the centerline of Jefferson Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of Lehigh Avenue; thence west to the centerline oi Acoma Street ; thence north to the centerline of Kenyon Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Galapago Street; thence north to the centerline of Jefferson Avenue; thence east to the centerline of Elati Street; thence north to the centerline of Ithaca Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Elati Street ; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Broadway and Jefferson Avenue ; thence east to the centerline o f Sherman Street; thence south 200 fee t , more or less, t o a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 36, block 2, Higgins "Broadway Addition ; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence south to the center- line of Kenyon Avenue ; thence west to t he centerline of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning. (: Beginning at a point 380 feet, more or less , north o~ the c e nter-.lin ~ of the intersection of Oxford Avenue and Bannock· Stree t , said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 11 , Block 15, Jackson 's Broadway Heights ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street ; thence south 660 feet, aore or less, to a point, said point being 8 feet east of the northeast c o~er of lot 10, bloc k 18 , Jackson 's Broadway Heights ; the nce we st t o the c enterl i ne of Banno c k Stre t ; th nee north t o t he po i n t o f • b gi nnin ginnin at a po int on the cent rlin i nt e rsect ion of Layton Ave nu and Ban no c k Str t ; th nc e a t t o the cent e rl i ne ot Aco a a S tre t ; thenc south t o th c nterlin o f Ch e nango Av e - nu ; th nc w t to the c nterlin of Bannock Street ; thence north to the po~D t of beginnin . B ginnin at a point on the c nt of tb int rs ct ion of c oma Street and Grand Avenu ; th nc outh to th c nterl ine of Bell view Ave n ue ; thenc w at 70 f , aor or less, to a point, a i d po int b i n 30 fe t outh o th outhwest c o rner o t lot 9, Carm 1 Pa rk Su bdivi ion ; th nc north to the c nt rlin ot Crnnd Avenu ; th nc a t to th point o b innin • -3- ,_ ' • • ' < • • 0 .. • Beginning at a point 989 feet west of the centerline of the intersection of Broadway and Belleview Avenue, said point being 30 feet north of the northeast corner of lot 6, Interurban Addi- tion ; thence south to the centerline of Lebow Avenue, thence northeasterly along said centerline 270 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 39 feet, more or less, north of the northeast corner of lot 2, Rafferty Gardens Subdivision; thence south along the east line of said lot 2, a distance of 209 feet, more or less, thence east 50 feet; thence south 5 feet; thence cast 130 feet to a point on the east line of lot 1, Rafferty Gardens Subdivision; thence south to the centerline of Big Dry Creek ; thence northwesterly along Big Dry Creek to a point 251 feet, more or less, north of the centerline of Lehow Avenue, said point being the southeast corner of Miramonte Subdivision; thence along the south line of said subdivision to the southeast corner of Signal Hill Addition; thence along the south line of said subdivision to the southwest corner of Signal Hill Addi- tion: thence north to the centerline of Belleview Avenue; thence east to the point of beginning. Section z. The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby is amended accordingl y. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 17th day of November, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of November, 1975. Read by title and passed on Fi nal Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975 . Published by title as Ord i nan c e o. ____ , Series of 19 7 5, on the ____ day of December, 19 7 5. Ma yo r ATTEST : Ex Offi c 10 C1 t y Cl erk -Tr e a su r e r -4 - ' • • ' ' ( : • • 0 I, William D. James, 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 Off1c10 C1ty Clerk-Treasurer -s - •. • • • • 0 t• • - P ::; T I T I 0 N -I I ,, j To ,, b f ~. r-··"')r ~-'1'V ~')T I ~~TT '1 . 1 '4 .. ., 1 .. T) .., .e:"'l e r ~ o :.· 1_, .... J ..... '..,~~··-, • ..~ .•• ':.!:!: on~r !J :J ~ ·.a ·,..~~, r • .J.a? o~,. '170r .. ro-_e:-1 I' .!lnn , Jtty ,·,c r. I' ·.:::,01.:n ,,1ty ~..ty ... •I' ~erar .. tn 1,~ounc .l i.e:"l o e rs :r Jones ,·~r >overn ,··l r :::la :;ton,:·.r Er own , e n .:r B lessing . ~e the ~esldcn ts 6n ?ro oe rt? Owne rs, L lvlng ~lth ln a 3 B lk.ia ~t·1s o f t :e 3 lo:::k, "o:.u1Jed tn 1;:1P. 1o.lo•11ln;.:; ;~;11; lXl '·:. Layton <: :::h c na1 o !.v e 's , en 4b J O J •. !,c oma 'lc ;;. '"5 annock sts;:::o:n:non l :; kn01-m as ~e lv a ry ::aptls t :::nu rch o :~ =.n •J.e;•o oa , e n Lay t ::>n >a r d en Apt s . Do 5 erebv P~OT~3T the ~ezonlng of this p ~operty to H I 3H -~:.13ITY ~-).!his chan- ~e w ou l ~ per:"llt a nc~ ~e v e loper es (~o n~s ror >t te Asse:nbla [e l u nder 1 -3, to 3 ulld to s :ne xlmu:n .D ensity o:'CJ2_ :.ev e loped ::ntts ?e r il e t Ac re! 'u rt he r more tt Hould pcr:ntt s :..-evo lo pe r to ~ui.ld ?IV .;(S) 1!' )1!.-:_, olns a }ARJ~N L ~/~L as l ons es lt d l d not exceed :IX~V{60) feet l n H_I ;3T ! 7n ls ls ~;~~E~ T:1en ny S x tst1nc Bu 1ldtnc 's Alon G 3 r ogoway ~tt he r tn ~nr l ewood or Lt. tle tcntr 3 1nc e Thi s Je v e lop ed Block, :;o :·~ 1::3 ':Oo It 0 res en t ·-1-P. :onbg, ·:e ~~;hec th e ~~u rc h or Aos rtroe nts ~x :::~:J the Pe r ~ttte d qpt ~ht of 7hl rt . •tv e{3$) feet : o 27 s ·~:J(3). The refore ths :'e9t .of ~o~JT!nntty .eveloonmt!"::ontn5 ·e.., .},1.::: 1.,-n Oi'- in 3~AT= ~~~T~T ~3 as to ?r ope rty q ezJnlnc t :h~re Ar e ~till Jt~e r 1Pes on's It is one -ste ~ro~ ~-3 to -2 ~~n~n ~JJ h &3 <~-·.a rt ~ st:ntl~r :ustnesa's . :, ?e w of us have r esiced h~~9 I'~or 0 ~Otlat r u tton of ~syt o n ls r den s gn Xost of ~s ?I'lor to Jons~I'~:tton of :;A~ :t PAl~ A"T . :;y p:.:x ! we have )~en ;:;li r t ::snd ho•.; t"liJ '1 t=;h --OJ1Jity "'OP".llslto l ·1~S :. oiled the ::'nvt roroen t o~ )u r .'>?1.-!iborhood : ~!nee ::·~ .. -:-1 ·.ttre .:ts trH• :·~.,,>l:·r-:3 9 ~ell as the JJr~~r q~-L :~ fron th ::J l: ::r~~. 1 to ~ r ~~r~·r ?e~~-~~1 ·~t~.., borhood.The Latest :;rt:r.e 3 ta':.!.st Cd qeleeseo(lest week) s.;y th a t "lc .:H jorJ:.!.l o:":::ri me s . .:.;;a tnst ?e rso nD ~' fa 11 ln t n 3 ,~::e .Jroup of ..;ur:'l~l ;.·s pk .las 1dr;nt9, '.'<~Pn ty ·l v e Yea rs en unCer ! ~eoest :::rt:nes sre ~Js t ~r eva -l cn t n this Ac e roup A l ~o . ::o n~lewooo Pc!.ice i.o;>t . ::a,, Test try to tne Increased :::r l:"'le sn ;u1sonce ~al).> this :t Fh -Censtty ~ar~e l ~a rk :av.Eas J rested .or 7hem ! We could ~e ntton th e Increased ~raf fle :ood , Io ise, an Alr -?o l utton :rouznt to Ju r ~eai<i.e : tiel 3t s o: t no>e :H._h :enstty ?o') l st 1on .evelJp""ients .-~ra ,"!:.tsr's ot -:lodd tn , ".;.~;i1 o · t ~ e rd ~o~ the .3 chool J;Jtlaren ettom.tn ltne!' .n '/ton !len~nter ~ or Sinc l ai r r l l 7 h , ~chJols . Aot ~estdents us 1n-t~e ic,~o l ~rounds w~th e i'oted I :reese o ooe :'!'"'lf f tc, 83 vell as ;r 1:-:.•s Bl?3L :Jt .ni."'l .. ls . i.ll of ·, . L ch uo·.-:n -1rr ac ou ~ 3 ~ e t G l , o ::::-nor-hood . ·~ th~ U ~erst~ned .)at J lock l - l. 1 ).( ~ j, 2 . ). L... s. 6 . ?. ~ 8 . 9. • ') 0 I (I' {~·" .~ 0 I t< I cif "-~- ,_ ~·-_ ... o::nl:l o!: Af <J re- / J-//S/71-~ul'f\.< /)I .. ;-..., ~· (. ~-...M! J// ~/"J II ;',;/ jJl n .. /,s-/7 s- / Z/1 17 () •. • • , ~arne n . 'IJ·_.,_~. Y• ...... -.1. l2 ,,~•,c"',) \. ~ \ l J . A '-"-<Y 7.L-ttr 26 •• ?.Q , l . , .. ,)' ..1 ' , -,,_ . 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J)-; 'Lf"U if v.-{ 4-<:t n;~_.,_ ?:.>. v tf-{c •}l'._lo /{£tt1-<• \ 1'-<.-c"'u:v/.:J.)/t-/7~- 7' • ,, 'I I I 'I ''C/-/,_1 /'p /4 ' I ?l/t./75 AJ /,[,-' I :A/ I IJ/1 :,-0 \.,_ 1\ t if'Z- /Jl{:. /'' <) f_ ~1- 1n .._.lf.j[df '7Q , .£ U.<..--l,_., 1 .· P~. I p,7 . -· .... I /1 ' ~;o.~ !It ~: 1 ~; I ?)/t/ ..J, .( ('->.-e.--.c~ 17 " ( 9<". ... -;/' ,. ,...,..., .... /' / / 1/r,(: \ { q.' ~ / s c/ ~x' . 9 :· ' '1 1 ~It t r /.)~ / J / .".)( ( Lt 7 . ''-ltL./7? JC ·~ L( I f> ' ' 01. '\ • I. ( L \., f I :J/t (,/ .. 6 t/ ,. ) ) 'l;uct/ ,T • CJt", s' IJ/c~ '! H', ·;: ~ n jd ~.~~~''(I" .. / V u·· ~· t1J . r \ ,) I I ,~ (I) '{,'-'/1-j Lf . J I I J 1 'H . } (.' ( ., 1 .. jy( /• ~ \.01( C\. • ' t;;.. • }\..<• ~ . ~) . ' .) (c) 'L ') • • { , • • ,._ 0 • ? -=:; T I T f 0 N ';'o ·~,,:-Jbe r s of 7 • ;!,::-··'')'):: ~!':"'" ';111 ~!_Il:;: ·.or.or::;':Jle 'n .. ?:', ·r 1'a ;Tlor,:·-,-:or :'ro-rc :-1 .r• t:nn , .:l.ty ; .• ;::r . r .. ~-;o,.-n, ;tt:r i.tty,:1r -=>e rar :H:~l, ~oun-;!.1 i e:"loe rs .:r Jones,'~r )overn ,.·lr ::l.,·;t on,.-.r 2 rown , P n .'r 3 less!.ng . ~e th e ~Ps!.d cnts GO .rooert7 ~wne r s, Ll.vlng ~!.thin ::; 3 ~lk.~a L ~~s of t ·e 3 lock , ·o:.mue d h ·; t:1P !ol lO ~·Ii.n.,; )l;i j J:> '::. La: ton '::;r: r,')·.:o r.ve 's, :?0 u8')1J .> •• L.com e l"_c ·• ~ann oc k s~s ;::o~~only kno}n es ';elvary 3opt!.::;t :::1urch 01 ~n -le ~oo~, e n :oyton ~a r de n Aots . :.•o .'1 er ~':Jy n:>T:>T the ~ezontng of th!.s p:-o;J erty to !H:J:i -·;-niTY :\-).':'h !.s chan - ~e 'wou l d per~tt a new ~e v elooe r es (~on~s fo r S tte As.t~b l e[el u nd e r ~-3, to Ju lld to e ns xt~u~ Density of 70 :evelo9ed :n tts ?c:-~e t Ac ral ·urthe r mo r e l.t would pe r ~lt ~ Leveloper t o Ju lld ?IV ~($) 3r')1!~~ plus a J l~J~~ !..'J~L sJ lone:; es tt d 1 c1 not exceed :IXT'::-(60) feet ln E _I ;.:T l Tn ls ts ':'A :.LSR ~1en •ny ~xistln u Bul l d!.nc 's hlon J ro sd~ey [lth e r l.n ~n·lewood or L tttletonL\ 3tnce Th l :; .)eveloped Bloc·k , ~o:·~o::-:3 To It >'rl'lscnt 1 -3 -R ~onl:1:, liet ther the ~~ur ch or Aoa rtmen t s ?X J ~~D the ?er~!.tted HPtrh t of Thlrt~ ~t ve(35) feet: p . 2 s •~':J(3). Tne r efo re the ~eot .of ~o-a~n nlty J.evelopnent(3ontng 'ept .),ts 1.:-nor- tnc )~hr: .r .T~T ~; as to Pr operty ~ez?nLne L :~e:-e Are ~t tll )t~e r lPa son's It t~ one -ste ~:-o~ ~-) to =-2 ~Jn 1n~ such 83 ·,-~a rt ~ si~\.l!:r :us tn esg 1 s, 'A ?ew of us heve resl.ced h!!:'e rlor to ~onst ructlon of r'3yt a n }srdens en :~os t of 'Js "'r ior o ..:ons~ru~tlon -:>f ~ .. ;:t·':L .:\~!( .;"''::'. ::;o:·P r,:::x l ·,,'e h2VA 3c en ?l rst ·~an ·J .. o,, this '!i<:1-:e nstty ~oou latton hes 3noiled the •nvtrorn en t o~ )ur '\et-hborhood:'l.n~e J·T .-!. A ~trfJJts the '!'~:"11!'::T"3 !!.3 •ell as t~e • .j:-::>I~ri)L:!:S frorr1 th :;Jl-· ;I"'Y, ln t;o !11r -:"·,r-:"r ?P<><;P:'u l ~!roh bo rhood. 7ha Latest ::d:'le S tatistics 1 el e ased( laJt ·~ee:<) sray thct the .-:s.J.£.~l.ty ::~:"::rimes t..:;atnst ?a rsons',' fell tn tne A:-;e :J rou;> of .;or11el ?sri< ~Pa tdents, •r1en t v ·ive !'ea rs en un d er ! :teoeot Jrt~es !::re r"os t =>r()V:l -l ent !.•1 this Ar e 'roup . l<Jo . -n lewooj follce ~e;>t.~9 n Telt lfy to the Increasec ::rt~e an ;utsonce Jells th t :.t.,.h -!:-ensity :ar•ne l •ark !:.ev .Has '::rested :or 1'horn 1 ·r e c'Juld -:cot ton the Increased "'r eff lc ;:,ood ,. olse , on .oU.r -?o lutton 3 rou «h t to J l.l!' :eJ t ue 1t tal )ts by those .i ~h · enslty .Jooul o tion evel.Jp"lenc s • .J ra gs ter's ot -:1oddin , · ith::~ut R erd for toe .:c 0ol :hl.l..-ren etten 1.ng tcner Jl!iyton _l~~enter~ o r Sinc lair Jr ~l l h, >Ch.)ols . A t ~osldents UJ!.n· tJn ~~noo l J roun s w:th a \oted In~r eese of :o::1e :'rsff1c, o ~oc ll as ;rl."'i '!l o·aL.st .n t rna ls . All o!' :·. t::h .-:o :m-ir£ e our les~dentlal 'iet ·hb or-:1ood . l. 2.· 4 . ' 9 . '" n~ UnuerslEned ~eject the t 3lock l ~ 'J. !11)...-•.._ r L.. ),~ 7 l j 3/lt ..,, . ...... ':>~').;)) 0 (..AJ 1 -3 ~: ';'-!-en ty, ~··-,on 1.:1 o!' A!'ore- /1 flO ._ I· (;/.-(<. I·J/' ~ /1 s- t.l "(;. # ~ I. .:> . ~ I,, -7 _;,. • • • ,._ 0 I• • P ~ T I T r 0 ~ To "e:-~be rs f -:-, '1!:..=''·'')')[ :::':'~ -;1 1'1 !_!1:: '!ono r ::'::lle .•a ·:0::-, r :':n lor,:·'J:;or ?ro-:'e:n :!' £:nn , .;tty i•11:r •. r .:::~o,.m ,;tty :'':; y •. ·.r 'Se rar d tnl,::ounc tl ::":-~!:>e rs ::r Jones ,''.r 3 overn , ·1 !' ..,l P:/ton,:·:r Brown, t?n :r ~le sslne;. '·.'e th P J~>3 1 dcn t s en ?rooert ·, :>une r 3 , r.ivln h'ith ln a 3 ~"1 \c. ~a-.:·;s of t 1e Blo c k, ·ou:1J ed b·: t:1A !ol lowin[ ~r.:~; lJ::J '·:.La: or c ';h ·•IlB'l o ><'le 's , sn 48)0 3 .Ac oma '\:: 3 . -,annock sts ;::o:-~:nonly knOI·n es ":a lv a ry :...opt13t .;1urci1 o ·· ::n· le ·.ro">d , t>n !..oyt:m Ja ::-J en Aots . ~o ~er ~!:>y PJ::JT:3T the ~ezonine of t~ts p ::-o?erty to H IJ~-~-l3 I TY ~-].':'his chen- ~e wou l d per~it a ne~ ~evelooer es (~o n~3 fo r 1 ite A s~e:nbla r el u nder 1 -3, to 3u ild to G -na xi'Tlu:n I:•ensity o !' 70 :.ev e loped ;j nit :J ?or .. et Ac re! 'u rthermore it wo ld pc r :n lt 3 ~cvelooe r to 3 ui l ri ?IV ~($) 3f~l i 3 i 9lus e JARJS L:::'J.::L as lon3 es tt d i n not exceed :U:':'~'(61J ) fe et in n _I i:lT ! Th is is TALLER ':':1en ~ny :!!xistine; Bu1.ldine;'s ;,lon J r oadway l ir.h e r in -=n r l e wood or L ittleton t~ Since Thi s De v e lop e d Block, :;o:·~o1!·l3 To It Pres ent 1 -3 -~ ~oni:lg , tleith er the J~u rch or 4pG rtments ='X :!~D the Pe r :-~ltted ~Pt;ht of 7ht rt y ~tv e(35 l feet: p 2 s•lb(3 ). The refore the :'ept.of -:o --:.:n lty r cvelo pnen t (:o nln ·eot .),ts l j t o r- in 3':'I.T: H .\T:.JT !:. ~ as to Pro pe rt y qez:m tne ! ~he::-e Are ~ttll 1t~e r ~Pason 's It t~ one -steo ~:-om ~-3 to 3 -2 Zv ntn suc h as ~~.a rt ~ simtler :usines3's . A ~~w of us hpve resi ded he ::-e ~rtor to ::onst - ruct ion of ay ton Jerdens an ~ost of ~s ?rior to ~on3~ru:tion of ~A~'SL PA3K o\...,T. ~o~·. L!:X ! 1Ne h<>ve S~?en :;"irs':; !:sn h ow thts ~t ch -~o nsity ">opuh tlon hes Jno tled r.he !'"nvtrornent o ~ Ju r •:'!i .. hb orhood : >l'lce .. ·1:;-=-L i.ttracts t he T"i ~11C::T :3 a •·•e ll a s t hP. ',•:-::>I'1.'."'w.=::) frot'l th'! ::;Y~.~·:I TY , tn o 1•u• -:-...,r~'!r ?'!'l~'!!'' l "'"'t",_ borho od .':'he Latest :::rt:11e S t at istics l aless ed ( lc">t WPPI<) !:'lV t hat the ::~jort~y o :"~rimes A a1nst ?c rsons'; fall i n the Ar e .... rou;> o::' :;orrtel ?:::rk :1estde nts, ·.~1enty ~t v c Ye ars an under ! Reoeot :::rl:nes &re moa t v r 'J va-l en t in thls AGe ~roup Also . -=-n L lewoo d Pollee Cep t.:::sn Te3t 1fy to he Incrensed :::rt :-~e en utssnce ..,ells thls f L -h -~e n3 i ty :::a r me l "ark _ev .Has "re s ted "or Tn eml ':!e could .e ntlon t he Increased Tr aff ic :..oad,Jlol.se , an Ai r-?olution 3 rOU (!h t to o ur le Lc:...o·1 ti s l >ts by t ne3e :H ~h enslt y ?ooulrtLon L· velop"len ts .•..~ra gs ter's ot -!od Ln , ithou t Re a r d fo::o tn e .:choo l :;htldren etten ing .1t.1e r ..,lsyton ~l e~~nter ; or Sinclair r ~t h , ~choo ls. Act les t dents ualn -thn 1cnoo l Gr ounds wL~h e :·o ted In~r esae o!' -ope ':'r'.lffic , ss .. •e ll as :rl :"l !I eel st · L'll a ls. All o!' .. lch :Jown -i r ae our :'{e !. entl.o l e t -hbo r-ho d • .. !! ne 'jnJerstroned Reject the ::>1 :>?0.).!) '1 -3 :{: i. -Lensl.ty , •:-~onl:-1 of A!'ore - .)3 td 3 lock1 - l •. 2 . ) . I • 5. 6 . 1 . 8. •. • • , • •. 0 ,. - ' 11 3 . 114 . 115 . , 6 . il7 . llfL 119 . 1 20 . 1?1. p . 1 ? • P'~· P5 . 1 n. 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(. w. >L6 /-/) ~-J. -i' ~-0~~ Ec< VI Y7 etr.... /... -< 1-VVJ c4 2? • I I I ) I I \ • • • • • , . .. 1 • • • • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (O RDINAN CE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED), BY REPEALING SECTION 22.4-15 RELATING TO 1-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That Section 22.4-15, entitled 1-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, is hereby repealed. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 20th day of October, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22nd day of October, 1975. Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1975, on the __ day of December, 1975. Rayor ATTEST: Ex Off1c1o C1ty Clerk -Trea urer , Series of I, William D. J mes. doh reby certify that th abov and foregoing i a true, accur t and complete copy of the Ordin nee pas ed t Final Re ding nd publi hed by ti 1 as Ordi nance o. __ , S ri of 1975. E • . ' • • f • • • 0 t• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES 3 f BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~~ , SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED), BY AMEND- ING PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES IN R-2 (RESIDENTIAL). NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That Section 22.4-5b of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as amended), hereby is amended as follows, R-2 Medium Density Residence District: b. Permitted principal uses 1) Single-family dwelling. 2) Two-family dwelling, with at least one party wall and under a common roof. 3) Multi -family dwelling s, NOT MORE THAN FOUR OF WHICH SHALL BE ATTACHED. 4) Religious institutions. 5) Educational institutions. 6) Public facilities (Amn'd. by Ord. No. 35, Series of 1971). 7) Day Care centers. Introduced, read in full and passed at First Reading on the 3rd day of November, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of November, 1975. Read by titl nd p ssed on Fin 1 Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975 . Published by titl s Ordin nc No. , Series of 1975, on the d y of D cember, 1975.-- ' • • I • • • • 0 Mayor ATTEST: Ex Offic1o City Clerk-Treasurer I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance passed at Final Reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ____ , Series of 1975. Ex Off1cio City Clerk-Treasurer • • , • • • • CALL TO ORDER - MINUTES OF E GLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY REGULAR MEETING October 28, 1975 , . The regular meeting of the Englewood Housing Authori ty was called to order at 4:10 by Chairman Thomas J. Burns. Roll call indicated the following: Members Present: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman Betty Beier, Vice-chairman Berry Slater Members Absent: Vern Mann Maurice f rlin Others Present: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager Dorothy Romans, Acting Director of Community Development Al John on, Executive Director, Housing Authority Maxwell L. Saul, Architect READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES Minutes of the Housing Authority m etings of August 26 and Sep- tember 23, 1975, which had b en di tributed to members earlier, wer presented for approval. Th re b ing no corrections or addition , motion wa made by B rry Slat r and second d by B tty B i r TO ADOPT THE MINUTES OF HOUSING AUTHORITY MEETINGS OF AUGUST 26, 1975 A D SEPTE mER 23, 1975 AS WRITTEN. All vot d "ay " and h motion carri d unanimou ly. INTRODUCTION OF NEW DIRE TOR BILLS A r. Burn pr or ddi ion ll hi ul, Ar rin th • • • • - up to 75 per cent of the total billing for architectural fees for the 104-unit elder l y high-rise. He reported this to be within the guidelines of the contracted fees, and recommended that the Authority approve payment, ,. - In answer to a question posed by Mr. Johnson, Mr. Saul explained that this billing is within the H.U.D. guidelines. The 75 per cent is an increment amount of the service as stated in the contract. It is also, he said, the approved A.I.A. schedule. After some discussion, and a brief review of the progress made so far on the project, it was agreed to express to City Manager McCown and City Council the approval of the Housing Authority of payment of Mr. Saul's statement. Mr. Burns pointed out the excellent cooperation which had been experienced between the Housing Authority and City Council, and expressed th hope that this would continue after the elections of Council members to take place in the following week. OLD BUSINESS Report on Meeting with H,U,D,: Chairman Burns r ported on the meeting which had been scheduled between members of the Housing Authority, City personnel, and H.U.D, He expressed disappointment that through some misunder- standing at H.U.D., the meeting had not materialized. Since that time the final proposal had been submitted to H,U,D, There was discussion of the propo al, and of th fact that, ince not enough copi s had been submitted, H.U,D, had done nothing for on week until the additional copi w r r ceiv d, although they had not notified the Housing Authori y of thi ne d for th entir week. lr. Saul r port d that his offic ha been in con tant contact with th H.U.D, archit cts. aid that th day downtown ? • • • • "' - 0 - Chairman Burns asked for a report from Karl Nollenberger on how the bid opening would be c onducted. Mr. Nollenberger and Mr. Saul responded with a general outline of what would take place when bids are opened on November 4, at 2:00p .m., in Council chambers. Mr. Saul said that a procedure would have to be set up before the opening. Mr. Saul stated that there were complications in the bidding , in that we must keep track of alternates in terms of what can be done b y the City, prices, engineering invo lved in various parts of the building. Discussion ensued regarding Mr. Saul's obser-vation s . Mr. Nollenberger asked when the Housing Authority would have to meet, and Mr. Saul fe lt it cou ld be done on the day of the bid opening. Mr. Nollenberger said that if the project can go with revenue bonds th e p r ospectives will be ready. Mr. Burns reported that Walt Imhoff, the bond counsel, had sent out a "trial balloon " on this. After some discussion as to the decisions that it will be necessary for the Housing Authorit y and the City to make, it was determined that the Authority should meet on Wednesday, No- vember 5, at 2:00 p.m. Mr. Burns raised the question as to whether the final decision on bonding would be the City's, and Mr. Nollenberger stated that it was the responsibility of the City to mak e the decision, but that everything must be channelled through the Housing Authority . Mr. Burns asked if we are tied to the lowest bid, and Mr. Nallen- berger p ificd "lowest and b st". Mr. Saul aid that the con- struction p riod was tre d, and that it would not necessarily be th low t bid. xplained that ovemb r tion for g neral opinion that 11 lr. Noll nb rg tion to H.U.D. t p r unit to fund th proj appal to City Coun il. H 467,000 to th proj ct • 3 bonding tructurc, day on whi h w an Mr. Burn ' • • • • • canopy over the sidewalk and extending to the street, should be presented to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals so that no prob- lems would be encountered at some later date. There was also discussion as to the clearance under the canopy for emergency vehicles. Mrs. Romans reported on a conversation she had had with Packy Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation, with regard to the design of the Senior Center on the remaining property next to the Apartments. Plans will be presented at a meeting on Wed- nesday, October 29. This was discussed. Discussion took place as to cars and Post Office vehicles being parked on the Housing Authority property, and whether or not any action should be taken. Mr. Nollenberger asked that a meeting be set up for Wednesday, November 5. It was decided that the meeting would be on that date at 2:00 p.m. in Conference Room A. At this point, Mr. Nollenberger was excused from the meeting. Section 8 --Existing Housing: Chairman Burn 1 d a discussion of the 25 units of existing housing which had been approved for Englewood low-income fam- ilies. It wa tated that the basic rent support for a two- bedroom uni under this program is $195 per month. Procedure in impl m ntin the program were discussed. H.U.D. had talked about havin applic nt ek out units. There was discussion ol ha in a group of tudent or oth r interested parties to as i t in thi ann r. R volving R h bil~t ion Loan Fund Program : in this pro ram, m h • ( • • 0 • Mr. Johnson questioned the fact that the program is being limited to the elderly, and Mr. Burns explained that the State had asked that this limitation be made, at least for the first few projects. Mr. Burns brought up the subject of the Residential Occupancy Permit program which has been used very successfully in Missouri, and which had been investigated and reject ed for use in Englewood. Mr. Johnson pointed out that the primary factor in the Rehab program is helping the people to maintain their homes. There was discussion and agreement on this. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Burns asked for an explanation o f re-zoning now being done in Englewood, Mrs. Romans responded with a report on the type of re-zoning being done. As a result o f a request by City Council. for input from the community, the Multi-Family Devel- opment Standards Review Committee was formed and spent a great deal of time in studying the community for re-zoning. She ex- plained that "multi-family" is three-family or more. Discussion followed. Mrs. Romans related experiences of people she had talked to with regard to rehabilitating their houses, and suggested that it would be interesting to have some of these people speak to the Housing Authority and share their experiences and ideas, ADJOURNlfENT There being no further busines to be discussed, the meeting was adjourned at 6:30p.m • •. ' • • I • • 0 I• • MINUTES OF ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY SPECIAL MEETING November 5,1975 The special meeting of the Englewood Housing Authority was called to order by Chairman Thomas J. Burns at 2:00p.m. Roll call was as follows: Members Present: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman Betty Beier, Vice-chairman Berry Slater Vern Mann Maurice Merlin Members Absent: None Others Present: Al Johnson, Assistant Director of Community Development, Housing and Redevelopment Dorothy Romans, Acting Director of Community Development Maxwell L. Saul, Architect Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City ~mnager Bill James, Director of Finane Mr. Karl Nollenberger reported on the thirteen construction bids received on November 4 for th ld rly high-rise apartment build- ing. The bids, he said, ranged from $1,892,000 to $2,400,000, a very close bid. All agr d that th Brady Corporation had sub- mitted the lowest bid, and that th y ar a good, reliable firm. Besides having the low bid, th ir on truction tim of 280 days wa also very sati factory. Th total amount of deduction for alternatives was $31,000 on th Brad y bid, and it wa determin d that ome of this work c ould b don by th City at a low r rat . If th bid i awarded to th Brad Corporation, the cost on a ba nt would b $150,000, for ,100 quar fe t, or $16.50 per A foot, which all f lt wa a god price for a basem nt with di 0 ion va- a two- whi h • f • • .. CITY OF FNr.r~wnn~ ~· -·- Mr. Merlin asked why it would be necessary to wait until November 17 if the City decides to go with revenue bonds, and Mr. Nollenberger explained that we need about ten days to re- ceive bids. He said it would have to be decided by City Council on November 6, whether or not the City will go with revenue bonds or if they will continue with general obligation bonds. He then reviewed the copy of the financial plan which had been distributed, and discussion followed as to the taxes and inter- est on the project. Mr. Mann questioned the amount of $74,000 in City contributions, and there seemed to be some confusion between the new construc- tion program and the Rehab program. Mr. Nollenberger explained that this $74,000 is additional funding for the high-rise pro- gram, over and above the $90,000 set aside by City Council for the Rehab program. Mr. Nollenberger went on to say that he felt the estimates were reasonably conservative. He added that we may need very little or none of the $74,000 in additional funds available. Mr. Burns felt that, since the figures in the finan- cial plan do not include the basement, the 74,000 may need to be available for this purpose. He said a determination must be made as to whether or not we are going to demand a basement. He felt revenue bonds would be desirable, but wondered if the G.O. bonds would b even more desirable from the standpoint of fund- ing a basement. Mr. Nollenberger answered that the City Council must decide what to do, and added that this will use up $2.2 mill- ion of the $3+ million that the City is allowed to bond. Vern Mann aid that Council can fund the basement through Public Improvement funds, and asked if there is a way to put this at th top of the list of priorities. This was discussed as a possibility. lr. Nollenb rg r tat d that th Engl wood Centennial/Bi-Cent n- nial Committ i talking about funding a Senior Center on th r maining part of th lot wh re th high-rise is to be located. Th r wa di cus ion a to using part of the basement of the eld rly apartment building for community space. Mr. Saul mad om sugg tion a to how th two could be combined. Mr. Burn point d out tha th r would be s parate entranc to th ba m nt, and it could b u d by oth r than r ident . Mr . B i r tat d that thi b m nt would hav nothing to do with H.U.D., b c it would f n d by h City. Th r wa mor di - to combining two building • th dif r nt t p wa brou ht out th bond which limit. b d or xt rior ligh in • ould not p r orm thi portion and it wa f lt th t thi .. J • • ,_ I• • CITY OF F.Nr.T 't'W""~ --..• Mr. Saul said that there will be adjustments along the line, and that the contingency fund will cover these changes. He referred to the Littleton project, and said that H.U.D. accepts a certain amount of change orders . Changes, however, cannot be done unless they are documented and approved by the Housing Authority and the City. Mr. Merlin asked if the sub-contractors' work is spelled out in the specifications, and he was assured that it is. Mr. Saul reported that the building is to be totally draped, in- cluding the community space. There is a need for some furniture in the lounge, such as chairs, etc. This could be taken out of the contingency fund, or there could be a fund-raising project. Vern Mann referred to his service club, the Elks, who had just donated a new van to the Inter-Faith Task Force. Tom Burns said, too, that his service club has money looking for a project. h. R Mr. Burns asked for a recommendation that the City Council author- ize Walt Imhoff to obtain bids for the bonding for the project. Mr. Nollenberger stated that Walt Imhoff would like to go to Standard and Poore's and get a rating on these bonds. There has never been a rating by them on a Section 8 bond issue. This was discussed, and it was felt that this should be done if it is possible to do so without making a commitment to it. There was brief discussion, including the subject of the extra penny sales tax, and Vern Mann reiterated that if there is going to be an extra penny of sales tax, there should be a worthwhile project for it. Al Johnson suggested taking the e figures to H.U.D. This was discussed, and it was determined that H.U .D. should still be approached for a refund on th land purchase. It was felt that the H.U.D. program should be re ponsible for these expenses. Tom Burns said that h had talk d to Bett y Tunnel and asked for a final report on th ir method of arriving at the figures they us . Mr. Saul said that we should be prepar d for H.U.D. to do a cost work-down ; that th y will want to look for ways of saving money. H caution d against 1 tting H.U.D. start to strip the building down in order to av c ost . He f lt we were at "rock bottom" now, and mu t b car ful not to 1 t them strip th building down furth r. H ugg t d giving H.U.D. a copy of th bid tabulation, and 1 t th what th construction compani hav estima d in co Mr. John on for a r fund aid that back th ing, 3 hould b to approach H.U.D. th land. Mr. Nollenb rg r r qu st that they pay a normal o t of build- own r of th 1 nd. • • f • • t• - Motion wa mad by Iaurice Merlin and seconded by Berr y Slater THAT THE CI TY CO CIL AUTH ORIZE THE SOLICITATION AND RE CEIPT OF BIDS FOR REVEN UE BO S TO FURTHER THE PROJECT FOR THE CONSTRUC- TION OF THE BUILD! G FOR ELDE RLY HOUSING, AND THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORI ZE EXPEND ITURE OF FUNDS TO RECEIVE A BOND RATING WITH THE PPROPRIATE RATING AGENCY. All voted "aye" and the Chairman d clared the motion carried unanimously. It was f urther moved by Maurice Merlin and seconded by Berry Slater THAT CITY COUNCIL ALLOCATE $74,000 AS PRESENTLY BUDGETED FOR HOUSING IN THE 1976 BUDGET TO BE USED TOWARD COSTS OF THE ELDERLY HOUSING PROJECT. All voted "aye" and the Chairman de- clared the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Burns asked that the above be communicated to Council with a reminder that the revenue bonds being requested do not fund the construction of the basement, for which bids were taken, and we invite their discussion and assistance in providing for this cost. Mr. Nollenberger said that Council will be meeting on November 15, and that they may need some more time. He wondered if Brady Corp- oration would keep the basement bid good for 60 days. Mr. Saul replied that the bids are for 60 days. He suggested telling Brady that notice to proceed would be partial, and some of the paper work could be started to give Council a little extra time to take formal action on the basement. Maurice Merlin stated that if the Budget Committee meets on the 15th of Novemb er , they could possibly make a decision by the 17th. He suggested that a communication be included to the Council out- lining what the $150,000 will include. Tom Burns asked if draw- ings could be presented on the 6th to Council, and Kr. Saul answered that drawings are all ready with the items this money would cover . Som minor items would have to be added. He agreed to be present at the Council meeting on November 6 at 4:30. Mr. Nollenb rger tated that the m an informal m eting, and asked that attend, be pr s n • ting on November 6 would be veryone who could possibly Mr. Burns stated that made to City Council, on our recomm ndation from H.U .D., and r qu hould b mad for thi an additional communication should b tha w invit the thought of City Council that w att mpt to attain f urth r funding t Co un ci l' c omm nt on what approach purpo otion to adjourn w mad by V rn Mann nd econd d by B rry Sla r . All vot d " ye" and h motion carried unanimously. Th m ting wa djourn d t 3: 5. • • • • • .. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION November 11, 1975 I. CALL TO ORDER. 4 B The Special Meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Chairman Martin at 7:00 p.m. Members present: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade Romans , Ex-officio Members absent: None Also present: City Attorney Berardini, Assistant City Attorney DeWitt, Associate Planner House II . APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Martin stated the Minutes of October 21, 1975, and of October 22, 1975, were to be considered for approval. Mrs. Pierson noted that on Page 14 of the October 22nd Minutes, it should be noted that Mr. B1·own, Mr. Jorgenson, and she were absent, and did not vote Nay on tabling of Case #32-75. Pierson moved: Jorgenson seconded: The Minutes of October 21, 1975, be approved as written, and the Minutes of October 22, 1975, be approved as corrected on Page 14. AYES: Wad , Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma NAYS : Non Th motion carried . III . An ar R-2-A R-1-C • con id r th z onin ith r R-1-C, R-2, Ac ion on h c CASE #28-75 10/21/75 Commis ion may or H not d th • • 0 .. -2- further study and consideration; Mr . Martin stated that the Commission has considered each one of the zoning cases, and he would hope will reach a decision and make recommendation to the City Council at this meeting . Mr. Martin noted there would be no further opportunity for the public to be heard before the Commission on these particular matters ; however, the City Council will hold He arings on the Commission recommendations, and the citizens will have an opportunity to express their opinions at that time . Mr. Martin stated that the only items to be considered by the Commission at this meeting are listed on the Agenda . A lady in the audience asked when they could expect to meet with the City Council? Mr. Martin stated that recommendations made to the City Council at this meetin g would have to be acted upon by the current City Council prior to the first of the year. Mr. Berardini stated that after the Council received the recommendation from the Commission, th Council would set a date for Public Hearing ; the Hearing might be set for December 16th, or on a later date pr1or to January first. Mr. Berardini advised the citizens to watch the Englewood Herald Sentinel, call their Councilman , or th C1ty Hall, for confirmation on the date of th Public Hearin~. A gentleman in the audienc sta ted h did not understand the difference betw en an R-2-B Zon District, and the R-2 Medium Density Distric t? Mr. Martin pointed out that this matter had been gon into in gre at d tail at th Public Hearing of Octob r 21st; the R-2-A and R-2-B Zon Districts have been repealed, nd the R-2, dium n ity District, enacted. The City is now in t h proc s oi applying that district to the areas previou ly zon d eith r R-2-A or R-2-B. Mr. Martin stated th t if the entl man d 1r d further detailed informa- tion, h hould call th Community D v lopment Departm nt. Jones mov d: Wade cond d : Th.t Ca #28-75 b raised from the Tabl • AYES : NAYS : Wad , Brown, Jon , Jorg n on, Martin, Park r, Smith Th tion carr d . • • • • • • 0 , . • -3- property, the right to use their property f or that and still give protection to the single-family homeowner. However, he has done quite a bit of "homework" on the matter and feels the preponderance of the citizens prefer the R-1-C designation. Parker moved : Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the area bounded by the Broadway/ Lincoln alley on the west, East Kenyon Avenue on the north, the Sherman/Grant alley on the east, and East Oxford Avenue on the south, be zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence ; 87% of the property owners in the area are in favor of the R-1-C designation. Mr. Jones discussed some problems with the R-1-C zoning for this area: the area has been used as two-family for 30 years or more ; the Comprehensive Plan projects the area as two-famil~ or medium density, use; and persons have acquired property in this area for rental income, and their rights have to be considered also. Mr. Jones reiterated the proposed R-1-C zoning would be in conflict with the Master Plan and the zoning would be subject to many problems and possible litigation ; therefore, he would have to vote against the motion. Mr. Tanguma stated he would have to agree with Mr. Parker ; the people in the area were informed they had the right t o apply for the R-1-C zoning, and it is their right to have that zoning even if it does lead to litigation • The vote was called : AYES : Smith, Tanguma, Martin, Parker NAYS: Wad , Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Pierson Th motion failed. Brown mov d : The Planning Coaaission reco .. end to City Council the area bound d by East Kenyon Avenue on the north; th Sh rman/Grant all yon the ast, East Oxford Avenue on th outh, and the Broadway/Lincoln all y on the west, be zon d R-2. tated th t th only qu th co .. ission th r to recomm nd approval of tb R-1-C cl s ification, r comm nd d nial of tb R-1-C cla ification. At aoa da , a d t rmin tion aay b aad on th proper zon fie tion for th r ; but t thi particular a ting, only thing to b d t rain d is th a rita o tb R-1-C zoning. Mr. Brown ithdr hi mo ion. ' • • , • • • 0 • -4- Pierson moved: Brown seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the R-1-C, Single-family Residence, zone classification requested f or the following described property be denied: Beginning at a point on the centerline of East Kenyon Avenue at its intersection with the centerline of the Broadway/Lincoln alley; thence east along the centerline of East Kenyon Avenue to the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley; thence south along the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley to its intersection with the centerline o f East Oxford Avenue; thence west along the centerline of East Oxford Avenu e to the centerline of the Broadway/Lincoln alley; thence north along said centerline to the point of beginning. AYES: NAYS : Pierson, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson Parker, Smith , Tanguma, Martin The motion carried. Mr. Martin annou nced that the motion to recommend the R-1-C zoning approval had failed, and the motion to deny the R-1-C zoning did pass ; he stated that a recommendation will be sent to Council at some time in the future on the zoning of this area. IV . C<»>PREHENSIVE ZONING MAP Areas formerly zoned R-2-A to be considered for R-2 zoning. Brown moved: CASE #29-75 l0/21/75 Wade seconded : The matter of Cas #29-75 be raised froa the Table. AYES : Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguaa, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorg nson NAYS : Non The motion carri d. Jorgen on moved : Smith cond d: Th Plannin Coamission r co .. nd to City Council th ollowin describ d parcels fora rly zon d R-2-A, Two-amily R aid nc , b zon d R-2, M diua ity Di tric t • •. .. • • , ( \ • • • • -5- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Delaware Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south along the extended center- line of said alley 1234 feet, more or less, to a point; said point being the southeast corner of 3270 South Bannock Street; thence west 163 ft. more or less, to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south 91 feet more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended south line of lot 14, Abbott's Subdivision, Second Filing; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Cherokee Street; thence north to the centerline of Eastman Avenue ; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Fox Street; thence north to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence north to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Delaware Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the al~ey east of Lincoln Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street; thence sou th to the centerline of Amherst Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence north to the point o~ beginning. B ginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Bates Av nu and th alley ast of Lincoln Street; thence east to the c nterline of the alley east of Sherman Str et; thence outh to th c nt rline of Eastman Avenue; thence w st to the enter line of th alley ast of Lincoln Street; thence north to the point of b ginning. B ginning at a point on the c nterline of the int rs ction of Grand Av nue and Delaware Str et; thence east 144 f t, more or 1 ss , to th tru point of beginning; thence a t 165 f t, mor or 1 , to point, aid point being on th xt nd d w t 1 1 n of Carm 1 P rk Subdivision; th nc outh to h c nt rlin of 0 11 vi w Av nu ; thcnc west 165 f t mor or 1 s , to a point, s id point ing on the extend d east lin of la ar H~ights Subdivi ion; henc north to th tru point of b ginnin • • • • • .. -6- This recommendation is made based on the following findings: 1. In order to upgrade the standards and requirements of the two-family, or medium density zone districts, the Englewood City Council, upon the r commendation of a Citizens Com- mittee and the City Planning and Zoning Commission, and after Public Hearings ther on, determined that the needs of the communit y could b st b served by repealing the regulations which wer in ffect at that time and adopting new regulations . To thi end, the R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts were repeal d by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, and a new R-2 Ordinance was enacted. By this action, the land within th City of Englewood which was zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B on th official Zoning Map of the City was rendered unzoned, a state which is contrary to the intent of th Compr hensive Zoning Ordinance.* 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-2-A is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take the 1 gal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Publi c Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. 3. The R-2 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, useable open space, and landscaping has been r quired, Planned Development approval is required for th construction of four or more units and utility service to buildings in new developments must be underground. 4. Thos areas which were zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearing th reon and the determination that those were the prop r zoo classifications, and there have been no changes in thos ar as which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-2 at this time. 5, Being no ch nge this H ring, and proper, it i d Di trict 1 the b st us of th ar wh ch ar th ubject of that the original zoning was th R-2, M diua nsity and off rs th high st and Zoning Ordin nc • • ' • • • • • -7- Mr. Parker stated that if he understood correctly, the Commission could make no other suggestions or recommendations to Council beyond what the Public Hearings have been concerned with. Mr . Berardini stated this was correct. Mr . Parker discussed the "Caskey" property north of West Belleview Avenue just west of South Cherokee Street, extended; he stated he did not know what this property could be used for; the people to the west of this property do need a buffer between the single-family district and the apartment development east of South Cherokee extended. He stated he would have to vote against the motion as stated, which includes this property. The vote was called: AYES: NAYS: Jorgenson, Martin, Pierson, Smith, Wade, Brown, Jones Parker, Tanguma The motion carried. V. COMPREHENSIVE ZONING MAP Areas formerly zoned R-2-B to be considered for R-2 zoning. Wade moved: CASE #30-75 10/21/75 Smith seconded: The matter of Case #30-75 be raised from the Table. AYES : Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wad , Brown NAYS : Non e The motion carried. Jones mov d: P rk r cond d: Th Planning Commission recommend to City Council that th following described area form rly zon d R-2-B b de ignat d a R-2, Medium Density Di trict : , • - -8- corner of block 1, Luna's Subdivision ; the nce north to the cen- terline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Huron Street, extended; thence north along said line 534 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 45, block 1, Taylor's Addition; thence e ast to the centerline of Galapago Street; thence north to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Fox Street; thence north to the centerline of Bates Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence north to the point of • beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Bannock Street; thence east to the centerline of Acoma Street; thence south to the center- line of Cornell Avenu e; thence west to the centerline of the alley e ast of Bannock Street; th e nce north to the point of be- ginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the ~ntersection of Yale Avenue and Lincoln Street; th ence e ast to the centerline of the alley e ast of Lincoln Street; thence south to the center- line of Amherst Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street; thence s outh to the centerline of Bates Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley eas t of Lin c oln Street; thence south to the centerline of Dart- mouth Avenue ; thence wes t to the centerline of Lincoln Street; thence north to the point of beginning. B ginning at a point on the cent rline o f the inters ction of Dartmouth Av nue and the a lle y ast of Bannock Str et; thence a~t to th c nterline of the alley ast of Ac oma Str et; thence south to th c nt rline of Eas tman Av nue ; th nee west to the c~nter lin of the all~y east of Bannock Str t; th nc north to the point of beginnin~. centerline aid • , • • .. Beginning a t a point on the ce nterline of the intersection of U.S. 285 and Sherman Street; thence southeasterly along the cen terl ine of Jefferson Drive to the centerline of Logan Street; thence north to the centerline of Little Dry Creek; thence south- easter ly along Little Dry Creek to the centerline of Kenyon Ave- nue e xt e nded ; thence wes t to the centerline of the alley east of Lin c oln Street; thence north 330 feet, more or less·, to a point, sa id point b ei ng 8 .feet west of the northwest corner of lot 36, block 2, Wynetka Heights Subdivision; thence east to the center- line of Sherman Street ; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Kenyon Avenue and the alley east of Bannock Street; thence east to the centerline of Acoma Street; thence south to the center- line of Lehigh Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the a lley e ast of Acoma Stree t; thence south to the centerline of L~yton Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Oxford Av enue and the alley east of Broadway; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to the centerline of Chenango Avenue; thence west to th e centerline of the alley east of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning. Begin ning at a point 330 feet north of the centerline of the intersection of Lowell Bou levard and Tufts Avenue, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 1, block 1, Pl easant View, S cond Filing; thence east 157.5 feet, more or l ess, to a point, said poi nt be ing the northeast corner of lot 1, block 1, Pleasant Vi w, S con d Filing; thence south to the ce n- terline of Tufts Avenu ; the east 10 feet, more or less, to a point, sa id point being 30 feet north of the northeast corner of lot 1, b l ock 8, Pl asant Vi e w, Second Filing ; thence south 330 fe t, mor or less, to a point, said point b ei ng the south- w t corner of lot 4, block 8, Pleasant View, Second Filing ; th nee west to the centerline of Lowell Boulevard; th nee north to the point of beginning. • Thi r comm nd ion is m d ba ed on the following findings: • • f - • • • 0 - -10- 1. In order to upgrade the standards and requirements of the two family, or medium dens! ty zone (liRtricts, the Englewood City Council, upon the recommendation of a Citizens Com- mittee and -the City Planning and Zoning Commission, and after Public Hearings thereon, determined that the needs of the community could best be served by repealing the regulations which were in effect at that time and adopting new regulations. To this end, the R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts were repealed by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, and a new R-2 Ordinance was enacted. By this action, the land within the City of Englewood which was zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B on the official Zoning Map of the City was rendered unzoned, a state which is contrary to the intent of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance.• 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-2-B is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take the legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. 3. The R-2 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more r strictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, u eable open space, and landscaping has been requir d, Plann d Development approval is required for the con truction of four or aor units and utility ser- vice to buildings in n d v lo~ nts must be underground. 4. Those areas hich ither R-2-A or R-2-B ere previously placed in tho cl ifications follo ing Public Hearings th reon and th d rain tioo that those re the 5. proper zone classificatio nd tber have been no changes in those areas which ould n c ssitate those areas being zoned oth r than R-2 at this Being no changes in th ar this Hearin , and det rainin prop r, it i d terained trict i th prop r zonin t u o th subj ct 1 nd . hicb are the subject of that th original zoning that th R-2, Mediua Density and otf r th ltgh at and AYES : Bro n, Jon , Jor n on, Martin, Park r, Pierson, Saith, T nguma, ad AYS : Non Th motion carri d. •122.1-5 Compr h n iv Zonin Ordin nc ,_ • • , • • 0 • -11- VI. COMPREHENSIVE ZONING MAP Areas previously zoned R-3-A to be considered for R-3 zoning. CASE #31-75 10/22/75 Wade moved: Brown seconded: The Matter of Case #31-75 be raised from the Table . AYES: Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma NAYS: None The motion carried. Wade moved: Jones seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described areas formerly zoned R-3-A be designated as R-3, High Density District; Ae~inning at a point where the centerline of South Lafayette StrC'C't intt>rSC'cts the south line of Section 35, T4S, R68W, saici south line of S ec tion 35 being the approximate centerline of East Hampden Av nuc: th e nce northerly along the centerline of South LafayettP Str et to its intersection with the centerline of East Floyd Av enue': thence easterly alo ng the centerline of East Floyd A nuP to its inters ction with the east line of th e SW 1 /4. SE 1 '4, Secti on 35; thence southerly along s a id cast l i ne ot the SW 1,4, SE 1 /4, S ction 35 to its intersec- t i on v.ith th e north r ly right-of-way lin of U.S. 285, said nor t he-rly r i&t ht -o 1 -lla y line being also the south rly boundary ot t h City of En lcwood and lyin 90 fc t more or less north of th ou th l in ot S c tion 35 ; lh n c w sterly along said no1·th rly ri ht-oi-.y line of U.S. 2 5 to 1ts int ers ction v.1th th nt rl1n of S ction 35 ; thenc outhwe terly on the .1·c of a c-ur to h 1 ft, th chord of which bears south 7 57' t, th of whi c h qu ls 7 3 f e t, for an arc of 301.4 th nc ou h 89 ° 57' 52" w st tor a dt_t of 337.5 f e t point wh r th north right -of-way 1111<' Ea t ILl pdc-n A nu int r c ts the ast right -of-way l1nr of South Lat y tt Str s outh rly alo n• the tPnd d a t l1n ol South Lafay t Str t to it int rs c- tlOII 111th th south l1ne of S ction 35; th n t rly along s 1d • outh lin of S t 1on 35 to th poin of b nnin xc pt tlw no 1th 1801 o1 qtc t 1292.6 r t th rot. )' to 1· of Lot 11: h n v. l' t to th 11 • north to point oJ b nu 21, • • f - • • - -12- . ~ .. Beginning at a point 130 feet, more or less, so.uth o{ the center- lin~ of thr intersection of Hampden Av e nue and the ailey east of Log3n Street, said point being 'B feet,more or less, west of northwest rorner of _lot 4o, block 4, Higgins Englewood Gardens; th~n ce east to the center line of Emerson Street; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence west to the centerline of Clarkson Street : th ence south to the centerline of Little Dry Creek : thence northwe s terly along the centerline of Little Dry Creek to the centerline of Logan Street; thence north to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Lo~an Street; thence north to the point of be- ginning . A parcel of land lying wholly within the NE 1/4 of Section 15 T. 5S., R.68.W. bounded on the north, east and south by the Englewood city limits and on the west by the centerline of Big Dry Creek and the east line of Burt Chevrolet at 5200 South Broadway. Beginning at a point where the extended south line of lot 7, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park intersects the centerline ot Decatur Street; thence west 456 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Cent nnial Industrial Park; thence north 275 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the northwest corner of lot 6, bloc k 1, Centennial Industrial Park; thence east and northeast- rly along the extended north line of lot 6 to the centerline oJ catur Street; thence east and southeasterly along said c nt rlin to the point of beginning. Thi r commendation is mad bas d on the following findings: l. In ord r to upgrad th tandard and requirements of the multi-family, or high d nsity zone districts, the Englewood City Council, upon r co .. ndation of a citizens co .. ittee and tb City Plannin and Zoning Commission, and after Public H arings thereon, d termined that the needs of the community could b t b served by repealing the regulations which w r in ffect at that time and adopting new regula- tion . To thi nd, the R-3-A and R-3-B Zone Districts r peal d by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, and a n w R-3 Ordin nee a nacted. By this action, the land ithin th City of Engl ood which was zoned either R-3-A or R-3-B on th official Zoning Map of the City, was r nd r d unzon d, a tat which i contrary to the intent of th Compr h n iv Zoni ng Ordinanc .• Zonin Ordinanc • ,_ • • • • • -13- 2 . Be cause the land formerly zoned R-3-A is now un z oned, it is mandatory to tak e ~e legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission, and the City Council. ,_ 3. The R-3 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-3-A and R-3-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, useable open space and landscaping has been required, Planned Development approval is required for the construction of four or more units, and utility service to buildings in new developments must be underground. 4. Those areas which were zoned either R-3-A or R-3-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearings thereon and the determination that those were the proper zone classifications, and there have been no changes in those areas which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-3 at this time. 5. Being no changes i n the areas which are the subj ect of this He aring, and determining that th e original z oning was proper, it is d e termined that the R-3, High Density Re sidence District is the proper z oning and offers the highest and best use of the subj ect land. AYES : Tanguma , Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pie r s on , Smith NAYS : None Th e mo tion carr ie d. VII. COMPREHENSIVE ZONIN G MAP Area form r l y zon e d R-3-B t o b c o nsi dered for R-3 zoning. Jon mov d: Tan uma cond d : Th matt r of Ca th Tabl • CASE #32-75 io/22 /75 #32-75 b rai d fro AYES : Smith, T nguma, W d , Brown, Jon , Jor n on, Martin, Park r, Pi rson NAYS : Non Th motion carr! d. • • , ' • • 0 .. -14- Mr. Parker stated that he had viewed every area that has been considered by the Commission in these zone classifications, and that he cannot see any reason for the R-3 designation of Block 6, Interurban Addition; Mr. Parker noted this property is immediately to the west of the K-Mart Store; there is no screening between the B-2 and the formerly zoned R-3-B area. On the west side of the subject Block 6, is a non-conforming ambulance service, which was in existance at the time the area was annexed to the CitY of Englewood. Mr. Parker reiterated be could see no reason at all for the R-3 zoning on this particular parcel, and that he felt a B-2 or possibly a B-l zoning would be warranted. Mr. Parker then discussed the 3500 block on South Cherokee, and noted that persons have applied for a change of zoning to B-1, Business for that particular block. He stated he would suppose these people who are interested in the rezoning of their property would have to repost their properties for Public Hearing, which might or might not be completed this year. Mr. aerardini stated that the Commission might well be able to hear the rezoning requests this year, but that the recommendations should probablY go to the City Council in January, inasmuch as the present City Council would not have adequate time to complete the posting and publica- tion processes and bold the Hearing before their terms expire. Mr. Brown noted that the matter of rezoning on Mr. Maples' property, Block 6, Interurban Addition, bas been considered previously; there was considerable opposition from the hoae- owners in the area to the request for co .. ercial zoning on this site. Mr. Brown stated that be felt the reason aore persons seem to be in favor of the R-3 designation, is they feel they will have more protection under the R-3 regulations than were available to thea under the R-3-B regulations. Mr. Brown stated he did not feel that the hoaeowners would want the protec ion availabl to thea changed. He stated that he feels the area fora rly zoned R-3-B should be designated R-3, and also not d tha person unhappy with such a r coaaendation would hav an opportunity to speak at the City Council Hearing. brought the aatter up because it is his Office has previously been approached for referr d to earlier as the there will be other applications tat d that at this tim , th aatter befor the i r coaa nd to City Council th d R-3-B b zon d R-3. AnY tutur chan to by parat application. • • - • • • -15- Jones moved: Wade seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described areas formerly zoned R-3-B be designated as R-3, High Density District: Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Cornell Av enue and nannock Street; thence east to the center- line of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of Dart- mouth Avenue ; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Dartmouth Avenue and the alley east of Broadway; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenue; thence west to the center- line of the alley east of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Eastman Av enue and .the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Grant Street; thence south to the centerline of Girard Avenue; thence east to the centerline of Pearl Street ; thence north to the c nterline of Floyd Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley e ast of Clarkson Stre t; th enc south 530 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 8 f et east of the southeast corner of lot 21, block 44, Evanston Broadway Addition ; thence w st to the centerline of Clark on Stre t; thence south to the centerline of Hampden Ave- nue ; th nc st to the centerlin of P nnsylvania Street; thence north 135 f t, more or 1 ss, to a point, said point being 30 feet east of th outh a t corn r of lot 29, block 5, West View Addi- tion ; th nc t to the cent rlin of Logan Str t; thence north 50 f or 1 , to a point, aid point b ing 30 t~ t east of outh a t corn r of lot 31, Block 8, Pr mi r Addition; th w t to the centerlin of th alley a t of Sherman Street; th north to th cent rline of Floyd Av nue; thenc w st to th nt rlin of th alley ast of Lincoln Stre t; th nee north to point of b ginnin . • • , • I• - ------·---... _____ _ ---..... ------. • -----------. -------- -16- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Girard Avenue and the alley east of Clarkson Street; thence east to the centerline of Lafayette Street; thence south 530 feet, more or less, to .a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 29, block 50, Evanston Broadway Addition; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Clarkson Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point 430 feet, more or less, south of the north- west corner of theSE l /4, Section 35, T.4.S . R.68.W.; thence east to the centerline of University Boulevard; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence west to the southwest corner of the SE l/4, Section 35; thence north to the point of"beginning. Beginning at a point 180 feet south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street, said point being 8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 7, block 1, Englewood Subdivision; thence east to the center- line of Bannock Street; thence north to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence along said centerline to the centerline of the vacated alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of City Ditch ; thence northwesterly along the centerline of City Ditch to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Jefferson Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of Lehigh Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Acoma Street; thence north to the centerline of Kenyon Avenue; thence west to th centerline of the alley east of Galapago Street ; thence north to th cent rline of Jefferson Avenue; thence east to th cent rlin of Elati Street; thence north to the centerline of Ithaca Avenu ; th nc east to the centerline of th all y east of Elati Str t ; th n north to th point of beginning. B i nn i n at Br oadway and Sh rm an S t r said poin t b i n blo k 2, Hi gin o! th 1 n t h n th c nt r - Str t, t • • • • - -17- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of La yton Avenue and Bannock Street; t h ence east to the centerline of Acoma Street; th ence south to the center line of Chenango Av e- nue; thence w st to the ce nterline of Bannock Street; thence north to th point of beginning. Begin nin g at a point on th c nterline of the intersection of Acoma Str t and Grand Avenue ; th nee south to the centerline of Bellevi w Avenue; thence west 670 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet south of the south west corner . of lot 9, Carme l Park Subdivision; thence north to th center l1ne of Grand Av nue; thence east to the point of beginning. ~eginning .at a point 989 feet west of the centerli ne of the 1ntcrs ct .. on of Droadway an d Delleview Av en ue, said point being 3? feet north of the northeast corner of lot 6, Interurban Addi- tlon ; thence south to the c nt rline of Lehow Avenue thence nort~e ast r~y along said centerline 270 feet, mo r e o; less, to a po1nt, sa1d point b ing 39 feet, more or less, north of the northea st corn r of lot 2, Rafferty Gardens Subdivision· thence south along h east l in of said lot 2, a distance of 2o9 feet, more or 1 s, th n ee cast 50 fe t; th nee south 5 f t; th nee cast 130 f t to a point on h ast line of lot 1, Raff rty Gardens Subdivi sio n; th n ee outh to the center line of Big Dry Creek; thenc northwesterly alon• Big Dry Creek to a point 251 fe t, mor or less, north of the c nt rline of L how Av nue said point b in the south ast corn r of Miramont Subdivision ·' thence alon th south lin of said subdivision to th south a~t corn r of Signal Hill Addition; th n e along the south lin of s~id subdivision to the south t corner of Signal Hill Addi- tlon : h nee north to the cent rline of Belleview Avenu · th nee ast to th point of b ginning. ' Thi r comm nd tion is ~ad ba ed on the following findings: 1. In r int nt 7.onin Ord n n of iv • • f • • .. -18- 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-3-B is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take the legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning _Commission and the City Council. 3. The R-3 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-3-A and R-3-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, useable open space and landscaping has been required, Planned Development approval is required for the construction of four or more units, and utility service to building in new developments must be Underground. 4. Those areas which were zoned either R-3-A or R-3-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearings thereon and the determination that those were the proper zone classifications, and there have been no changes in those areas which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-3 at this time. s. Being no changes in the areas which are the subject of this Hearing, and determining that the original zoning was proper, it is determined that the R-3, High Density Residence District is the proper zoning and offers the highest and best use of the subject land. AYES: Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin NAYS: Parker The motion carried. VIII. REZONING REQUEST R-l-A to B-1 3001 w. Bellewood Dr. Pierson mov d: CASE #33-75 Wade second d : The Public H aring be opened. AYES: Park r, Pi r on, Smith, Tanguma, Wad , Brown, Jon Jorg n on, Martin NAYS : on Th motion carrie d. Mr. Martin a k d Mr • Roman to r vi w th r qu st. • • • • • • • -19- Mrs. Romans stated that the property has been posted for the required 15 day period, and legal notice of the Hearing did appear in the official City newspaper, the Englewood Herald Sentinel. The property included in the request is one lot on the northwest corner of West Bellewood Drive and South Federal Boulevard ; the application was submitted by Mrs. Tina Warden, owner of the subject property at 3001 West Bellewood Drive . The request is for a change of zon classification from R-1-A, Single-family Residence, to B-1, Bu s in ss . Mrs. Romans noted that the legal de cription of h includ d in the r quest includes right-of-way to th c nt rl1n of W st 8 llewood Drive and to th c n erline of Sou h F d r a l Boulevard . Mrs. Romans stated hat this particular ar a was annex d to th City of Englewoo d in 1962, and wa platt d in 1956 while till under the jurisdiction of Arapaho County ; d v lopm nt of the area took place b tween 1956 and 1962. At th time th ar a was annexed to the City of Englewood, all of the prop rty wa automaticall y zon d R-1-A; if it was d termined that th R-1-A designation wa not prop r, th property was rezon d at a later date. Mrs. Roman stat d that th area, wh n annex d, was develop d with single-family hom with the exception of the west side of the 5000 block of South Federal Soul vard, which was dev lop d with commercial uses, and which was sub- sequently zoned as 8-2, as outlin d above. There hav b en no oth r chang s in the area sine that time. pr no th tat d th r the pres nt sid nc on the sb wants ard n' do d nt d, ,_ • I • • • 0 I • • -20- Mrs. Tina Warden 3001 West Bellewood Drive -stated she would like to thank her neighbors and friends who signed her petition, and also expressed her appreciation to the Com- mission for their time. Mrs. Warden expressed thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Romans for her aid to Mrs . Warden in preparing her rezoning request. Mrs . Warden stated she did not feel the rezoning request would cause any trouble for any of the neighbors ; she stated that she would not live on the premises if the rezoning were granted, but would convert the residence into a wig shop, and rent living quarters elsewhere. Mrs. Warden stated that with the price of land, she cannot afford to purchas e land that is already zoned for business for her wig shop, and for her to make a living, she must have her home rezoned to accommodate the commercial use. Mrs. Warden reiterated she could see nothing wrong ·with having a business at this location ; she noted with a wig shop, the ladies drop the wigs off to be cleaned and set, and pick them up when they are ready; therefore, there would be no problem with parking for this particular use. Mrs. Warden stated that her property is a corner lot, and there is a great deal of traffic on that particular corner at the present time; across the street to the south and east, there are business operations, some of which do not have enough parking, and they park in front of her residence. Mrs. Warden stated that she is alone, and does not have any help; her people are in Greece, and she does not have any help from relatives or friends here. She stated that she did not want to go on welfare; she has worked in a wig shop for 2 per hour, and could not make a living and pay her bills working for someone else. To make a living for herself, she will have to do something on her own; she noted that she suffered injuries in an accident some time ago, and cannot stand for long periods of time. Mrs. Warden stated she is attending beauty school, and hopes to obtain her license very shortly. Mrs. Ward n stated that she is not eaployed at the present tim , and has had to borrow aoney to pay her bills. Mr. Martin a k d if th re wer anyon el e who wish d to speak? Mr . Lola Braughton 3773 South Grov tat d that h lives in Englewood, and would lik to Mrs. Warden's rezoning r quest approved; she stat d that "Mrs . Warden is a fin person." Mr . Virginia Adam 5057 South H wthorn ta d that h did not how th r -zonin could da.a th n ighborhood; th r lot of traffic in and out of thi ty of bu in s, h didn't think it COUld any troubl to any ot th hbor . Sh tat d th t should b giv n th ch nc rn th r own livin C rol Purd r 3702 outh Old ill Road -tat d h t Mra. rd n ''d rv a cb nc to do h r b at." ' • ....... • • .. -21- Mr . Martin asked if there was anyone present who wished t o speak in opposition to the request? No one spoke in opposition. Smith moved : Wade seconded : The Publi c Hearing be close d. AYES: Martin, Parker, Pi erson , Smi th, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson NAYS: None The motion carri d. Mrs. Wad e asked when Mrs. Ward n purchased her home? Mrs. Warden stated that it was purchas d in April, 1972 , Mr . Parker asked if th n i hbor imm diately to the west and north of Mrs. Warden's prop rty had igned the peti tion ? Mrs . ar den stated they had signed ; th re was only one ob jection voiced to her, and this wa from an elderly lady . Mr . Jones questioned the v al idity of amending the Comprehensive Zoning Map when the request involv only one parcel; he noted that an opinion had been given by former City Attorney Criswell in 1968, and asked if City Attorney B rardini concurred with thi opinion? Mr. Berardini tat d that he does concur with Mr. Cri well 's opinion of 196 , and that recent cases in the Colorado Supreme Court would s m to upport this opinion. Mr . Berardini stated thi particular request is basically for the economic advantag of on individual. Even though there is business zonin g to th south of this property, the Compre- hensive Plan did not envi ion xpanding t h e business zoning to the north of Bellewood Drive. Th re has been no change in the principle of the law, and h e ther for concurs with Mr. Criswell's opinion. Mr. Tanguma a k d if th zonin would run with th with the individual ? Mr. B r rdini t t d th t th go s with the land. land, or zoning f lt !rs . W rd n i to b comm nd d r r that if th d ci ion the Commission th in rty any l • • - • • • 0 I • • -22- mission is required to look at the standards for rezoning of the property itself, devoid of any personal aspects. Mr. Berardini reiterated he knew of ~ way that "contractual" zoning could be approved. Discussion followed. Mr. Jones stated that he felt the request, if granted, would be contrary to the validity of the Comprehen-sive Zoning Ordinance. Jones moved: Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the rezoning request filed by Mrs. Tina Warden, for property at 3001 West Bellewood Drive, for a change of zoning from R-1-A, Single-family Residence, to B-1, Business, be denied for the following reasons: 1. No evidence has been presented that the property cannot be used under the existing zoning. 2. It has not been established that the present zoning was improper at the time it was enacted. 3. No changes have occurred in the area which would warrent the change of zoning. 4. No evidence is available to demonstrate that there is a demand and need for enlarging the existing commercial zone classification. 5. The Comprehensive Plan does not project an expansion of the commercial zoning north of West Bellewood Drive on the west side of South Federal Boulevard. AYES: Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jones NAYS: None Th motion carried. Mrs. Roman noted that th Compreh naive Zoning Ordinance provid s that an applicant who is dis atisfied with a d cision of the Planning and Zoning Coamission doe have the option to pp al th d ci ion to th City Council; City Council aust th n revi w th r comm ndation nd r port of th Plannin Coa- a1 ion and m y or may not hold a Public H arin on tb aatt r. IX. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE Mr inv1t d a ab r of and r pr s ntativ 0 • • • • 0 • -23- X. COMMISSION'S CHOICE There was nothing discussed under Commission's Choice. It was moved and seconded to adjourn the meeting. carried; meeting declared adj ourned at 8 :20 p .m. Lz£/6/~ Gertrude G. Wei ty Recording Secretary The motion ' • • • • 0 , . • -24- MEMORANDUM TO TilE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, DATE: Novembe_r 11, 1975 SUBJECT : Denial of Zone Classification Reco .. endation : Pierson aoved: Brown seconded : The Planning co .. ission reco .. end to City Council that the R-1-C, Single-Faaily Residence, Zone classification requested for the following described property be denied: Beginning at a point on the centerline of East Kenyon Avenue at its intersection with the centerline of the Broadway/Lincoln alley; thence east along the centerline of East Kenyon Avenue to the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley ; thence south along the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley to its intersection with the centerline of East Oxford Avenue; thence west along the centerline of East Oxford Avenue to the centerline of the Broadway/Lincoln alley; thence north along said centerline to the point of beginning, AYES : NAYS : Pierson, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson Parker, Smith, Tanguma, Martin The aotion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order o f th City Planning and Zoning co .. ission. ' • • I • 0 .. -25- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: November 11, 1975 SUBJECT : Recommendation of R-2 Medium Density Zoning for Areas Previously Zoned R-2-A. RECOMMENDATION : Jorgenson moved : Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council the following described parcels formerly zoned R-2-A, Two-family Residence, be zoned R-2, Medium Density District . Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Delaware Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; th nee east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south along the extended center- line of said alley 1234 feet, more or less, to a point; said point being the southeast corner of 3270 South Bannock Street; thence west 163 ft. more or less, to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south 91 feet more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended south line of lot 14, Abbott's Subdivision, S cond Filing; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Ch rokee Street; thence north to the centerline of Ea tman Av nu ; thence w st to the centerline of the alley east of Fox Str t ; th nee north to the c nterline of Dartmouth Av nu ; th nc ast to th c nterlin of the alley east of Elati Str t ; th nee north to th centerline of Corn 11 Av nue; th nc ea t o th nterlin of th alley ast of Delaware Str t ; th n to the point of b ginning. th c nt rlin of the int rs ction of y a t of Lincoln Stre t; th nc ea t alley a t of Sh raan Str t; th nee of Amh r t Av nu ; th n at to th of Lincoln Str t; th north • 0 • -26- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Grand Avenue and "Delaware Street; thence east 144 feet, more or less, to the .true point of b e ginning; thence east 165 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended west line of Carmel Park Subdivision; thence south to the centerline of Belleview Avenue; thence west 165 feet more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended east line of Delaware Heights Subdivision; thence north to the true point of beginning. This recommendation is made based on the following findings: 1. In order to upgrade the standards and requirements of the two-family, or medium density zone districts, the Englewood City Council, upon the recommendation of a Citizens Com- mittee and the City Planning and Zoning Commission, and after Public Hearings thereon, determined that the needs of the community could best be served by repealing the regulations which were in effect at that time and adopting new regulations. To this end, the R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts were repealed by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, and a new R-2 Ordinance was enacted. By this action, the land within the City of Englewood which was zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B on the official Zoning Map of the City was rendered unzoned, a state which is contrary to the intent of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance.• 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-2-A is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take the legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and ZOning Commi sion and the City Council . 3. Th R-2 Zon Di trict, enacted by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, c orr ponds with and i iailar to the repealed R-2-A and R-2-B Zon District • It permits the saae uses und restrictiv r gulations, such as but not liaited to: ed ainimum floor ar as have been established or mor uni , us abl open space, and landscaping h n r quir d, Pl nn d v lopa nt approval is requir d con truction of four or aor units and utility to buildin in n w d v lopa nts au t b und rground. 4 . r PubliC zon i Ordin nc w r th no chan s being ,.. • • • • • 0 I • • -27- 5 . Being no changes in the areas which are the subject of this Hearing, and determining that the original zoning was proper, it is determined that the R-2, Medium Density District is the proper zoning and offers the highest and best use of the subject land. AYES: NAYS: Jorgenson, Martin, Pierson, Smith, Wade, Brown, Jones Parker, Tanguma The motion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. jf4 -/;_A 4 ;? !t tt' Gertrude G. We tY Recording Secretary •. • • ' • • • • I• - -28- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: November 11, 1975 SUBJECT: Recommendation of R-2 Medium Density Zoning for Areas Previously Zoned R-2-B. RECOMMENDATION: Jones moved: Parker seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described areas formerly zoned R-2-B be designated as R-2, Medium Density Distri ct: Beginning at a point on the cent e rline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Delaware Street; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the c~nterline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence south to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence west to the center- line of the alley east of Fox Street; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenue; thence west 667 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended rear lot line of lot 1, block 1, Luna's Subdivision; thence south to the centerline of Floyd Avenue; thence west 324 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of block 2, Frantzmann Folkert's Subdivision, Am ended; thence north to the centerline of Eastman Avenue extended; thence cast 263 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 61 feet, more or 1 ss, west of and 30 feet north of the northwest corn r of block 1, Luna• Subdivision; thence north to th cen- terlin of D rtmouth Avenue ; thence east to the centerlin of th all y ast of Huron Street, extended; thence north along aid lin 534 f t, mor or 1 ss, to a point, said point b ing 8 f t t of the northwest corn r of lot 45, block 1, Taylor's Addition ; th nc a t to th centerline of Galapago Str et ; th n c north to th nt rlin of Cornell Avenue ; th nc east to the c nt rlin of th alley ast of Fox Str et ; th nc north to th c nt rlin of Bat Av nu ; thenc east to h c nt rlin of th e all y a t o f Elati Str t; th nc north to th point of b • •i nn in • B y 1 on th lly ot Ac oma 11 Av nu ; th B nno k Str c nt rlin o as t of Bannock Str t; th nc nc w at to th t ; th nc north • • , • ,_ • 0 • -29- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and Lincoln Street; thence east to . the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to th9 center- line of Amherst Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street; thence soutn to the centerline of Bates Avenue ; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to the centerline of Dart- mouth Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Lincoln Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Dartmouth Avenue and the alley east of Bannock Street ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenue ; thenc"e west to the centerline of the all~y east of Bannock Street ; thence north to the point of b ginninh. Beginning at a point 130 feet, more or less, south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and Emerson Street, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 5, block 3, Higgins South Broadway Heights; thence east to the centerline of Downing Street; thence south to the centerline of the alley south of Hampden Avenue; thence east to the cen- terline of Marion Street; thence north 17 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 38 feet, more or less, west of the northwest corner of lot 3, Jones Subdivision ; thence east to the centerline of the vacated alley eamt of Marion Street; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence southwesterly and westerly along said centerline to the centerline of ~erson Street; thence north to the point of beginning. B ginning at a point on th c nt rline of the intersection of U.S. 285 and Sh raan Str et ; thence southeasterly along th nt rline of J fferson Drive to the centerline of Logan Street; thcnc north to th centerlin of Littl Dry Creek; th nee south- t rly alon Little Dry Cr k to th centerline of Kenyon Ave- nu xt nd d ; th nc w st to th c nterlin of the alley east of L1n oln Str t; th nc north 330 f or less, to a point, a d point b ing fe t t of th northw st c orner of lot 36, block 2, yn tka H i ht Subdiviaion ; th n ast to th c nt r- lin of Sh ra n Str th nc nor h to th point of b innin . B g1nning at a po1n th of ' • • f • • • -30- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the inters~ction of Oxford Avenue and the alley east of Broadway; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to the centerline of Chenango Avenue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point 330 feet north of the centerline of the intersection of Lowell Boulevard and Tufts Avenue, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 1, block 1, Pleasant View, Second Filing; thence east 157.5 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the northeast corner of lot 1, block 1, Pleasant View, Second Filing; thence south to the cen- terline of Tufts Avenue; the east 10 feet, aore or less, to a point , said point being 30 feet north of the northeast corner of lot 1, block 8, Pleasant View, Second Filing; thence south 330 fe e t, more or less, to a point, said point being the south- west corner of lot 4, block 8, Pleasant View, Second Filing ; thence we st t o th e centerline of Lowell Boulevard; thence north t o the po i nt of beginning. • This recommendation is made based on the f ollowing findings : 1. In order to upgrade the standards and requireaents of the two family, or medium density zone ~iAtricts , the Englewood City Council, upon the reco .. endation of a Citizens Coa- aittee and the City Planning and Zoning Co .. ission, and after Public Hearings thereon, deterained that the needs of the co .. unity could best be served by repealing the regulations which were in effect at that tiae and adopting new r e gulations . To t his end, t he R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Dis t ric ts were repealed by Ord i nance No. 30, Series o f 1975 , and a new R-2 Ordinance was enacted. By tbia a c tion , the land within the City of Engl e wood which wae zOned either R-2-A or R-2-B on t he o f fic ial Zoning Map of the City was rende red unzoned , a s ta te which i s contrary to t h e inten t o f the Coapre h ensi ve Zon i ng Ord i nance.• 2 . Because the land f orme rly zon d R-2-B 1• now u nzone d , it is aandatory to tak the 1 al at ps o c s ary to p l ace that land in a zone cl sification, which procea• requ ires that a Public H arinr b h ld for th City Pl annio and Zonin Co .. i ion and th City Council. •122.1-5 Coapr h n ive Zonin Ordinanc • • .. • • • • 0 • -31- 3. The R-2 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-2-A and R-2-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, useable open space, and landscaping has been required, Planned Development approval is required for the construction of four or more units and utility ser- vice to buildings in new developments must be underground. 4. Those areas which were zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearings thereon and the determination that those were the proper zone classifications, and there have been no changes in those areas which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-2 at this time. 5. Being no changes in the areas which are the subject of this Hearing, and deteraining that the original zoning was proper, it is deterained that the R-2, Medium Density District is the proper zoning and offers the lighest and best use of the subject land. AYES: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Saith, Tanguma, Wade NAYS: None The motion carried. Respectfully subaitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Coaaission . lrti!iN?&y:::k~ Recording Secretary • • f • 0 I• - -32- MEMORANDUM TO TilE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DATE: November 11, 1975 SUBJECT: Recommendation of R-3 High Density Zoning for Areas Previously Zoned R-3-A RECOMMENDATION: Wade moved: Jones seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described areas formerly zoned R-3-A be designated as R-3, High Density District: Be~innin~ at a point where the centerline of South Lafayette Street intersects th e south line of Section 35, T4S, R68W, said south line of S c~ti on 35 being the approximate centerline of East Hampden Av enu e: thence northerly along the centerline of South Lafayette St reet to its intersection with the centerline ot East Floyd Av enue: thence easterly along the centerline of East Floyd Avenue to its intersection with the east line ot the SW 1 /4. SE 1 '4, Section 35; thence southerly along said cast line ot the SW 1 ,4, SE 1 /4, Section 35 to its intersec- tion with the northerly ri~ht-of-way line of U.S. 285, said northe rly right-ot-way line being also the southerly bo un dary o l the CitY of Englewood and lying 90 feet more or less north of the south line o t Section 35 ; thence westerly along said norther ly right-ot-way l in of U.S. 285 to its intersection ~ith tl1e centerl1n of S ction 35 ; thence southwesterly on the arc of a curv to th 1 ft, the c hord of which bears south 78 57' we t, th of which equals 783 feet, for an arc di tanc of 301.4 th nee o uth 89 ° 57' 52" we st for a d1 .tanc of 337.5 point wh re th north right-of -way 1111 of a t 11. pd n A nu int r sects the east right-of-way 11nc ot South L. lay•tt Str t; thenc south rly alon~ the xtcnd d a t lin o1 South L fay tt Str l to its in t ers c- tlon ~ith the outh lin of Section 35; th nee westerly along :11d south lin ot S • I i<>n 35 to th point of beginning , except • th not·th 180 1 t ol the t 1292.46 f t thereof. RcL' 1nn1ng t ··•·l1ne ot 1d po1nt nlock 44, terl1n ol t th uth~· t <" Addltlon : th nc t h n north to north of the c n- t and Girard Av nu to th c n- south 685 t a t of t . ' ' • • , - • • • • • -33- ·,· .. Beginning at a point 130 feet, more or less, so.uth o~ the center- line of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and the alley east of Logan Street, said point being 8 feet,more or less, west of northwest corner or lot 4o, block 4, Higgins Englewood Gardens; th~nce east to the center line of Emerson Street; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence west to the centerline of Clarkson Street: lhPnce south to the centerline of Little Dry Creek : thence northwesterly along the centerline of Little Dry Crc<'k to the centerline of Logan Street ; thence north to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Log-an St r ce t; thence north to the point of be- ginning. A parcel of land lying wholly within the NE 1 /4 of Section 15 T . 5S., R.68.W. bounded on the north, east and south by the Englewood city limits and on the west by the centerline of Big Dry Creek and the east line of Burt Chevrolet at 5200 South Broadway. Beginning at a point where the extended south line of lot 7, block 1, Centennial Industr ial Park intersects the centerline o1 Decatur Street; thence west 456 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park; th nee north 275 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the northwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park; thence east and northeast- erly along the extended north line of lot 6 to the centerline ot Decatur Street; thence east and southeasterly along said centerline to th e point of beginning. This recommendation is made bas d on the following findings: 1. standards and requireaents of the districts, th Englewood ndation of citiz ns co .. itte Ordln n ion, and after n eds of th regulations ne regula- ... • • • • 0 -34- 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-3-A is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take ~e legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission, and the City Council. 3. The R-3 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, corresponds with and is similar to the repealed R-3-A and R-3-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or aore units, useable open space and landscaping has been required, Planned Development approval is required for the construction of four or more units, and utility service to buildings in new developments must be underground . 4 . Those areas which were zoned either R-3-A or R-3-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearings thereon and the determination that those were the proper zone classifications, and there have been no changes in those areas which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-3 at this tiae . 5. Being no changes in the areas which are the subject of this Hearing, and determining that the original zoning was proper, it is determined that the R-3, High Density Residence District is the proper zoning and offers the highest and best use of the subject land. AYES: Tanguaa, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Saith NAYS: None The action carried. Respectfully subaitted, By Ord r of the City Planning and Zoning co .. ission ' • • , • • • ' • • • -35- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: November 11, 1975 SUBJECT : Recommendation of R-3 High Density Zoning for Areas Previously Zoned R-3-B RECOMMENDATION : Jones moved : Wade seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following described areas formerly zoned R-3-B be designated as R-3, High Density District: Beginning at a point on the ce nterline of the intersection of Cornell Avenue and Bannock Street; thence east to the center- line of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of Dart- mouth Avenue ; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Dartmouth Av nue and the alley east of Broadway; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Str et; thence south to the centerline of Eastman Avenue ; thence west to the center- line of the alley east of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning . • , • • • • .. -36- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Girard Avenue and the alley east of Clarkson Street; thence east to the centerline of Lafayette Street; thence south 530 feet, more or less, to .a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 29, block 50, Evanston Broadway Addition ; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Clarkson Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point 430 feet, more or less, south of the north- west corner of the SE 1/4, Section 35, T.4.S. R.68.W.; thence east to the centerline of University Boulevard; thence south to the centerlin of U.S. 285; thence west to the southwest corner of the SE l /4, Section 35 ; th nee north to the point of.beginning. B ginning at a point 180 feet south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street, said point being 8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 7, block 1, Englewood Subdivision; thence east to the center- line of Bannock Street; thence north to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence along said centerline to the centerline of the vacated alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of City Ditch; thence northwesterly along the centerline of City Ditch to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Jefferson Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the c nt rlin of Lehigh Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Acoma Str t; th nc north to the centerline of Kenyon Avenu ; thence west to th c nterlin of th all y ast of Galapago Str et; th nee north to th c nterlin of Jeff rson Avenue; thence ea t to th c nt rlin of Elati Str t; thenc north to the cent rlin of Ithaca Av ast to the centerline of the alley ea t of Elati Str north to the point of beginning. B ginning at Broadway and Sh rman Str id point b block 2, Hi lin c nt r- t ) • • ( ( • • - • -37- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Layton Avenue and Bannock Street; thence east to the centerline of Acoma Street ; th e nce south to the centerline of Chenango Ave- nue; thence west to the center line of Bannock Street ; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Acoma Street and Grand Avenue; thence south to the centerline of Belleview Avenue ; thence west 670 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet south of the southwest corner ,_ of lot 9, Carmel Park Subdivision; thence north to the centerline of Granrt Avenue ; thence east to the point of beginning. Deginning .at a point 989 feet west of the centerline of the intersect:..on of Broadway and Delleview Avenue, said point being 3? leet north of the northeast corner of lot 6, Interurban Addi- tlon ; thence south to the cent rline of Lebow Avenue thence northeasterly along said centerline 270 feet more 0 ; less to a point, said point being 39 feet, more or l~ss, north of the northeast corner of lot 2, Rafferty Gardens Subdivision· thence south along the east line of said lot 2, a distance of 2o9 feet, more or less, thence east 50 feet; thence south 5 feet; thence cast 130 f et to a point on the east line of lot 1, Rafferty Gard ns Subdivision; thence south to the centerline of Big Dry Creek ; thenc northwesterly along Big Dry Creek to a point 25~ feet, more or less, north of the centerline of Lebow Av nue, sa1d point b ing the southeast corn r of Miramonte Subdivision · th nc along the south lin of said subdivision to the southea~t corn r of Signal Hill Addition; th nee along the south line of aid ubdivi sion to th southwest corner of Signal Hill Addi- tion : th nc north to th c nterline of Bellevi w Avenue· thenc e t to th point of beginning. ' Thi r COIIUII nd tion is made bas d on the following findings: 1. In ord r to upgrad City Council, upon th and th H aring could b in ol by 0 unzon d, a 0 Coapr h iv Zonin Ord n nc ' • • • • • -38- 2. Because the land formerly zoned R-3-B is now unzoned, it is mandatory to take the legal steps necessary to place that land in a zone classification, which process requires that a Public Hearing be held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. 3. The R-3 Zone District, enacted by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, corresponds with md is similar to the repealed R-3-A and R-3-B Zone Districts. It permits the same uses under more restrictive regulations, such as but not limited to: increased minimum floor areas have been established for two or more units, useable open space and landscaping has been required, Planned Development approval is required for the construction of four or aore units, and utility service to building in new developments must be underground. 4 . Those areas which were zoned either R-3-A or R-3-B were previously placed in those classifications following Public Hearings thereon and the determination that those were the proper zone classifications, and there have been no changes in those areas which would necessitate those areas being zoned other than R-3 at this tiae. 5. Being no changes in the areas which are the subject of this Hearing, and deteraining that the original zoning was proper, it is deterained that the R-3, High Density Residence District is the proper zoning and offers the highest and best use of the subject land. AYES: Pierson, Smith, Tanguaa, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin NAYS : Parker The aotion carried. Respectfully ubaitted, By Order of th City Planning and Zoning Coaai ion. 0 • • , ( • • 0 .. -39- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COAWISSION. DATE : November 11, 1975 SUBJECT: Denial of Rezoning Request RECOMMENDATION: Jones mov ed: Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the rezoning request filed by Mrs. Tina Warden, for property at 3001 West Bellewood Drive, for a change of zoning from R-1-A, Single-Family Residence, to B-1, Business, be deni~d for the following reasons: 1. No evidence has been presented that the property cannot be used under the existing zoning. 2. It has not been established that the present zoning was improper at the time it was enacted. 3. No changes have occurred in the area which would warrent the change of zoning. 4. No evidence is available to demonstrate that there is a demand and need for enlarging the existing commercial zone classification. 5. The Compr hen iv Plan doe not project an expansion of the comm rcial zoning north of West B 11 wood Driv on th w st sid of South Fed ral Boul vard. AYES: Jorgenson, Martin, Park r , Pier on, Smith, Tan aa, Wad , Brown, Jon s NAYS: Non The motion c arri e d. R pect ully ubmi t t d, By Ord r o and Zonin ,_ • 0 • • -' • ( • • 0 I • - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION November 25, 1975 I. CALL TO ORDER. ~~~ 4 B ' The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Vice-Chairman Tanguma, at 7:00 p.m. Members present : Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Jones Romans, Ex-officio Members absent : Martin, Wade, Brown Also present: Associat Planner House Assistant City Attorney DeWitt II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Mr . Tanguma stated that linutes of November 11, 1975, were to be considered for approval. Mr. Parker questioned th following statement on Page 22, in relation to the reasons Mr . Warden's rezoning request was denied: "No evidence has been presented that the property cannot be used under th existing zoning ." Discussion followed. Parker moved: Smith seconded : Th Minut s of Novemb r 11, 1975, be approved as writt n. AYES: NAYS : Jones, Jorgenson, Park r. Pierson, Smith, Tanguma on ABSENT : Wade, Brown, lartin The motion carri d. III. FINDINGS OF FACT. r comm to con id r d is th ni of th R-1-C zonin , th Sh rman/Grant y /Lincoln all y. much on proc ctur , for th r • W d nt r d th m Co1111iasion. ng nd took h r pl with h • • , • • -2- Mr. Parker stated that he would have to vote against approval of the Finding of Fact for the same reasons he voted against the denial of th R-1-C Zone District. Mr. Parker stated he strongly disagr d with th stat m nt that: "The owners in the ar a would not b su1ficient ly protected, nor the property values stabiliz d, nor the welfare of the neighborhood continued if this were zoned R-1-C." Jones moved: Jorgenson second ed: The Planning Commission approve the Findings of Fact on Case #28-75, the rezoning of an area fr om R-2-A to R-1-C, and refer the Findings to the City Council. Mr. Tanguma is authorized to sign this docum nt as the Vice-Chairman of the Commission. AYES : NAYS: ABSTAI ABSENT: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Pierson Parker, Smith Wad e Brown, Martin The motion carried . Mr. Tanguma stat d that the n xt items to be considered are the Findings of Fact for Cases #29-75, #30-75, #31-75, and #32-75. Mr. Brown enter d and took his place with the Commission. Mr. Parker stat of the Finding designation of to R-3. d that he would hav to vot no on approval of Fac for th same reasons he opposed the ar a pr viou ly zoned R-2-A to R-2, and R-3-B Jon mo d: Smith cond d: Th Pl nnin • the Finding oJ F ct for r zonin of R-2-A to R-2 ; for rezoning of R-2-B to R-2 ; or rezonin of R-3-A to R-3, nd of It·o R-3-B to R-3, d to City Counc1l. ocu nt Vic -Ch AYES: Smith, Tangum , W d , Bro n, Jon , Jorg neon, Pier on NAYS: Park r ABSE T: rtin Th ot on c rri d. I LS. rr d h aatt r 3001 W a 8 11 wood stat d th t th l onln was not co-iealon and • • , - • • 0 , . • - -3- staff work with Mrs . Warden to see if a solution to her problem can be found. Mrs. Romans stated that it was suggested at the Council meeting that Mrs. Warden's property might be rezoned to R-1-C, to allow her to work on wigs as a Home Occupation. This would allow Mrs. Warden to continue to live in her home, and make her li ving there also. ~trs. Romans stated the staff has contacted the State Board of Cosmetology and they have said that persons who work on wigs are not c l assified as beauticians or cosmetolo gists, both use which are not permitted as a Home Occupation. Mrs. Romans suggested that possibly the Commission could waive the rezoning fee, and ask that Mrs. Warden again provide the posting if the Commission wants to consider the matter as suggested by the Council. Mrs. Romans stated that the City Council seemed to think that the R-1-C zoning, with a home occupation, would 1:E a s olution to the matter. Mr. Jones asked if the staff was recommending the Commission reconsider the r equest with an R-1-C designation rather than the B-1 business designation? Mrs . Romans stated that the staff did not recommend approval of the commercial zoning ; the staff has not to this time looked at the possibility of R-1-C zoni n g in prepar ation of a staff report. Mrs. Pierson stated that one of the cone rns th Commission had was changing zoning for an individua l, wh ich concern would still apply. Mrs. Pi er on stat d sh would be inclined to think the Commission had d cid d the "small zoning situation" is something the y didn't r ally want to go into . Mrs. Pierson stated that she would hat to ncourage Mr . Ward n to reapply for r zoning, if th Commi ion i of th sam opinion that r zoning should not b acc ompli h d for th b n fit of one individual. Mr. Jor•cnso n pprov d, th o curr d nt F a wig will stat d th t th tion", which i hop • t w r to b ituation a r hop. If low r hop to a ith • • • • 0 <• • -4- Mr. Brown stated that after discussion at the City Council level, it was felt that the R-1-C Zone designation would not hurt the neighborhood, and they "didn't feel they would be opening up a can of worms" if the zone designation were to be changed . Mr . Brown point d out that Mrs . Warden's property is in close prox i mity to the Centennial Acres Shopping Center. Under the home occupation provision, Mr. Brown stated, Mrs. Warden would be limited to this one type of business, versus the 107 permitted uses under the B-1 provisions. The City Council fe l t if the Planning Commission could look at it again to help one p rson, but not set a precedent, the Commission should do so. Mr . Brown stated that he felt at this point he would be in favor of the R-1-C zoning . Discussion ensued. Mr. Tanguma asked if Mrs . Warden had an idea how the neighbors would feel about the R-1-C z oning? Mrs. Romans pointed out that more than 60 of the neighbors had ~gned a petition approving the commercial zoni n g. Mrs. Romans further stated that the reason this particular area is zoned R-1-A, Single-family Residence, is that it was zoned R-1-A upon annexation, and there has been no further study of the area . Mr. Jorgenson stated that pres rvation of single-family areas has been encouraged by th Commission and the City Council. He stated that he could not se down-grading one lot to allow a business operation ; he stated lliat more and more requests would follow this, and that the line has to be drawn somewhere. Mrs. Romans pointed out that the R-1-C designation is single- family. Mr. Tanguma ask d Mrs. Ward n if she would like to say anything to th Commission. Mrs. Warden xplain d her reasons for requ sting the rezoning and stated that did not s e '1111 r a wig shop in her home would hurt ::~nyon in the area ; the neighbors would be part of h r client le. Th busin s would not increase traffic at all, nor would it r quir additional parking. Mrs. Warden stated that sh could not afford to purchas land already zoned for busines , and sh has had to borrow mon y to pay her bills. tat d that h was tic Mr. d , . ) • ' -' ( • • 0 : . • and gave her encouragement to ask for zoning to permit the wig shop in the first place. -5- Mr. Parker stated that he has been a cosmetologist for almost 50 years; h asked Mrs. Ward n why she didn't apply for a position in a wig shop that was already started? Mrs . Warden stated that she had done that; her wages were only $2/hour. Mr. Park er stated that h understood most beauty shops paid on ... a percentage basis. Mr . Parker cautioned that when a beauty shop or wi g shop is opened in the home, the resident loses all "privacy" of their own. He tated that in working in other shops, the clients will follow the operator even if he changes shops. Mrs. Warden stated that the ladies whose wigs she has fixed, don't want to pay the higher prices charged in the shops . Discussion ensued. Mrs. Romans stated that the matter was referred back to the Commission in the hopes the fee would be waived if Mrs . Warden did reapply for a change of zoning . Smith moved: Parker seconded: In the ev nt Irs. Warden does apply for R-1-C zoning for 3001 West Bellewood Drive, th 50 f b waived. AYES: Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Parker NAYS: Jones, Jorgenson ABSENT: Martin Th motion carri d. Mr. Jon s asked if th p tition ubmitted by Mrs. Warden would also apply to th R-1-C requ t if she files a n w application? Mrs. Roman tat d that in her opinion, new p titions would hav to b ubmitt d, inasmuch as th first p titions wer in ref r n to a comm rcial di trict. Discus ion follow d. on Th to h r nt to r ' • • ' • • -6- feels his clients might accept th se provisions, although he could not mak e a definite commitment at this time. Mr. Tanguma asked how clo e th proposed R-2-C District was to the provisions contained in th previous R-2-A? Mrs. Romans stated that the proposed R-2-C requires a minimum of 50 ft. frontage for a duplex or single-family structure, versus the required 75 ft. frontage for a duplex in the R-2-A Zone Distric t. The proposed R-2-C District does require larger floor area for the individual units than in th former R-2-A, and landscaping is required also. Discussion fol lowed. Mr. Tanguma asked what happ ned to the area that is left "un- zone~'? Mrs. Romans stated that it would remain unzoned until the proposed R-2-C District is approve d and applied to the Map. Mrs. Romans noted there have been some requests for building permits to permit carports, etc ., but no permits for new de- velopment have been requested . Mr. Jones noted that a question had arisen in connection with construction of a patio in the 3600 block of Pennsylvania or Pearl; the question was on the definition of "structure ". He suggested that possibly the definition should be modified. Discussion followed, Mrs. Romans stated that she would work with the City Attorney's office on this matter. Brown moved: Wade seconded: The Commission accept the proposed R-2-C regula- tions, and set a Public Hearing on this proposed amendment to the Compreh nsiv Zoning Ordinance for January 6, 1976. lr. Jorgen on question d th proc dure required to reconsider th R-1-C zoning for th subj ct area. Discussion followed. Th vot wa ca ll d: AYES : Park r, Pi r on, Smith, T nguma, Wade, Brown, Jorgenson NAYS : Jon ABSENT : lartin Th motion carri d. v. r Rom n d that th oitic 1 in r c ipt of th ollo in 1 tt r from John A Cri w 11, ttorn y repr ntin Mr. and Mr • av r in th 1r r zon n r qu t. • • ' ( ( • • 0 • No v e mb er 12, 1975 t-<>'ART "'!Jr! CF COMM UNI I y 1 '['J(L()P\<E '' T NGL' ~·:, "'-'l) :n1 .... ·•lr 3"'80 ~0 ··~ fH,.I C .&.r .... A_, r· .. :JL t .... ooo. cc CQ,e,oc n.;l 'D T(L[PMQ"'-1( JQ'] l(, CUtlrJ De?artment of Co mm unity Development ' Cl.ty of Englewood 3 400 South Elati ~ng lewood , Colorado 8011 0 Re: Applicaticn for Rezoning of Weaver-Ferguson Property Gentlemen: There is enclosed herewith au app lication to rezone a tract of ground, located in the southea st quadrant of West Union Avenue and South Decatur Street, from its p resent R-1-C classification to the newly adopted R-2 classification. ing: With respect to this appll.cat i on, you should note the follow- 1. The ground involved 1n this a plication con- stitutes the northerly portion of the tract which was involved in Case tl9 -75A and whic the Pl nning Com- mission, on July 22, 197 5, rE'c cmm nded to e rezoned to R-2 -D. T~is recommendatio n wa net act d upon by City Council ec use, b efore 1t cou ld re ch the matter, the R-2 -B zone district r gulation wer r pealed and replaced by the present R-2 zone district regulation. This renderee the former arpli cation and p roc eedings moot and, upo n advice of t he Ci t y Attorney, new ppli-- c tion w a req uired . Ho wev r , th lie nta 1n id an aprll.c ion t nd t h n ted t hrough no f ult on the r ppllc t1on can, 1n te o! th prev1ous p r oc we respectfull y r qu ~ f b waiv ed. l9 -75A or gl.nally p r oce ~1ng w re termi- rt . Th re ent cons 1d r d a contin tion under t ~ ae circumstances, p yment of a ny further 2. Th un era1.qn d rr ared the l• 1 d ~ac ription cont ined within th m ter la involv d 1n rr vioua • • f • • 0 • -8- Department of community Development Page two November 12, 1975 proceedings. While he believes it is accurate, it is respectfully suggested that the same should be reviewed for legal accuracy prior to any official publication of any notice of hearing. In this respect, I have assumed that the 16-foot strip along the easterly boundary of the tract is dedicated and that it shall constitute the western half of south Clay. The legal description, there- fore, goes to the eastern line of the present right-of-way line. This should be verified, if possible, but I presently do not hav~ the materials with which to do it. If there are any questions upon the application, itself, or if we can be of any aid in its processing, please contact us. JAC:kmr Enclosure cc -Mr. and Mrs. B. L. weaver ~~ly, ~~ For CRISWELL, PATTERSON / ' BALLANTINE • • , - • • I • - -9- Mrs. Romans stated that this area was initially considered for rezoning under an application filed by Mr. Carl Weibe, who was subsequently determin d to have no "interest" in the property; Mr. and Mrs. Weaver then filed an application with Mr. Weihe for the rezoning to R-2-B. However, before the City Council could hear th e matter, the R-2-B Zone District was re- pealed, and the City Attorney ruled that a Hearing could not be held. Mr. Weihe has withdrawn from the request; however, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver and Mrs . Ferguson are interested in obtaining the R-2 zoning f or their properties. They have had their land on the market f or some time under the sing l e-fami ly z oning, and have not been able to s 11. Mr. Criswell is now asking that the Commission hold the Public Hearing on the Weaver - Ferguson property under the previous rezoning fee, inasmuch as the Hearings were not completed on that case. Mrs. Romans pointed out that the Weaver/Ferguson properties are bounded by industrial zoning on the north and ast sides . Mr. Jones asked about platting of the land or a subdivision waiver? Mrs. Romans stated that additional right -o f-way is need d in the area, as arc easem nts for utilities . The area will have to be platted before it can b developed , Th matter of the rezoning was further discuss d. lr. Parker asked if this could be consider d spot zoning? Mr. Smi.th stated he did not feel this would b spot zoning, and noted that it does ncompass a fair-sized pi ce of prop rty. Mrs . Romans noted that the land isn't b ing d velop d und r th pr sent zoning . Smith moved : Brown s cond d : for R-2 Zoning. AYES: Park r, Pi Jorg<>n on NAYS: Non ABSENT: Martin Th application fee be waived for th rezoning application of lr. Irs. Weav r, applicants Public H aring hall b s t for J nuary 20, 1976. r on, S ith, T nguma, Wad , Brown, Jon Th motion c rri d VI. DIRECTOR'S on n r ' • • • • • • -10- Mr. Jones noted that one of the most frequent questions regarding th bond election is "will it raise my taxes ." Discussion ensued. Mr. Tanguma stated that he would be happy to help on the election. VII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE Mr. Parker asked if a Mrs. Mitchell, residing in the 3500 block South Cheroke , mad application for rezoning? Mrs. Romans stated that th application has been made, and will be heard at Public Hearing on D cember 2, 1975. Mr. Jones asked the disposition oi houses to be moved from Cherokee Circle? He also asked about the property on the east side of South Cheroke Stre t? He further noted that he understood a hous on South Bannock Street in the 3400 block was to be mov d. Bri f discussion ensued . Mr. Jones stated that he would hope th City cou ld get plans on the propos d d v lopm nt i or South Cherokee Circle, lr. Brown noted that the crash gates on the north side of the Larwin property at Franklin and Floyd are down. Mr. Brown noted that the agreement at time of approval of the plans was to allow only fir trucks and oth r emergency vehicles through th s gat lr. Brown stated that he understood that someone went through th g at , and th gate cannot be replaced until in urance adjustment is mad ; however, the City is working with the Larwin p rsonn 1 and hop to g t a chain across th gat way to pr vent access. Mr. th tim Ci y ont t th n d. ,_ • • • I • - -11- AYES: Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jones NAYS: None ABSENT: Martin The mot ion ca rried. Mr. Parker asked if any progress had been made on the Halcyon Heights II project? Mr. Tanguma stated that he understood they had obtained financing f o r the project. Mrs. Wade discussed the RTD meeting the members of the Com- miss ion attended the previous evening with members o f the City Council and representatives of RTD . Mrs. Wade stated that she felt even if the ART station were located at Cinderella City, we would still have the mass of cars in the area, and that most of the people who would be using the RTD facility, would be driving in to the station area to go elsewhere; they must leav e their automobile parked in the vicinity of the ART station. Mr. Tanguma stated that he felt satellite parking is necessary, and then bus the RTD u sers into the ART station site. Mr. Smith stated that he felt the concept that the center of activity should be near the center of business started sh or tly after the RTD discussions began. He stated that if the station is located at Cinderella City, there will be parking at the north end of the shopping center site adjacent to residential development and Cushing Park ; if the parking and station were to b located south of u .s. 285, there is industri ally z oned land and development in th ar a. Mr. Smith stated th a t h e i of th opinion that Mr. Von Fr llick is forgetting the RTD ystcm i to rv th n ir ar a, and the ART station hould not b locat d ust to facilitat the sale of prop rty and profit for n individual. r. Smith at d that he felt th matter of th lo tion of th ART tation hould b con id r d from an "ObJ ctiv " point of vi w --what i th b location of th ART ta ion for th p opl in Engl wood. Mr. T nguma not d that p opl of Engl wood hav aid th y want a littl follo po ibl ; th ~mpact th RT tation and the lin s on Engl wood i o gr at w hould b looking ah ad If City Council think ~ y hav pr ur now, just it' in ," d .. • • • • • 0 • -12- Th matt r of traffic on U.S. 285 was discussed; it was noted that oth r tr t would have to carry some of the heavy traffic. Mr. Jon tat d "th y are addressing the problem after the probl m --that is th problem ." l\lr. &-own cautioned against overlooking opportunities to bring mor p ople and money into Englewood, and that possibly new businesse could pring up around the ART station which would add to th financial base of Englewood. 1\lr. Smith agreed with Mr. Brown's stat men t on attracting new businesses to the City. He stated that there may be new businesses attracted to the City without locating the ART station on the Cinderella City site; he stated that he questioned whether the area in md around the shopping center could handle any more traffic and businesses. Discussion followed. Mrs. Wade stated she felt the City and particularly the Commission should take more initiative in this matter , Mr. Jones noted that the State Highway Department is involved as far as the use of u.s. 285 from Bannock to the underpass is concerned; he stated that the City does not know how extensive the use will be, and we should have this information . Mrs. Romans noted that Noise Control Officer James Libberton has taken issue with the report on noise impact, which was used as the basis for the draft Environmental Impact Analysis which was prepar d for RTD. In this report, it is stated the steel-on-steel rail along the Santa Fe track aligaaent, elevated, will not have any impact noise-wise on the adjacent properties; Mr. Libberton ha qu stion d this statement. Mrs. Romans discussed som of th ramifications resulting from this report. Joint use parking acilities wer discussed. bout th po ibl us of the parking area parking? Mrs , Romans stated till paying out the lease on the building and land, but nothing appear to be b in done to g t a new tenant. Mr • Romans tated that th taff is working with th Horton-C v y ag ncy, own rs of the property to th outh and ast of th form r GEM it , in an ffort to work ou ace ss to that prop rty • a propo d Th m tin djourn d :15 p.m. .. • • - • • 0 • -13- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION , DATE: November 25, 1975 SUBJECT: Findings of Fact, Case #28-75. RECOMMEN OAT ION : Jones moved : Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission approve the Findings of Fact for Case #28-75, the rezoning of an area from R-2-A to R-1-C, and that the Findings of Fact be referred to City Council. Mr . Tanguma is authorized to sign this document as Vice Chairman of the Commission. AYES: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Pierson NAYS : Parker, Smith ABSTAIN: Wade ABSENT : Martin The motion carried. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. 7 •. • • • • • • 0 - -14- CITY PLAN ING A D ZONI G COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO THE MATTER OF CASE 28-75, ) Fl DINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIO S ) A D RECOMMENDATIO S RELATING ) TO PLACI G A CERTAIN AREA OF ) THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN R-1 -C ) ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO ) §22.3 -2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ) ZO ING ORDI ANCE OF THE CITY ) OF ENGLEWOOD. ) A public hearing was commenced on October 21, 1975, at 7:05 P.~l. in the community room at the Englewood City Hall. The entire membership of the City Planning and Zoning Commis- sion was present, tho se being: Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorge n so n , Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith and Tanguma. FI Dl GS OF FACT Upon re iew of the e idence taken in the form of testimony, presentations, reports and filed documents, the Commission makes the following findings of fact: That proper public notice wa given by publishing and posting. That the area in que tion bound d by East Kenyon Avenue o n the north, the Sherman-Gr nt alley on the east, by East Oxford Avenue on the south, and the Broadway-Lincoln alley on the west, legally de cribed a ' • • ' • ( • • 0 .. -15- That ther e are 144 sing l e-family structures, 31 two - famil y s tru c tur es, three -or fou r -family structures and 1 eight -family s tru c ture, and tw o vaca nt sites in the area. The use of the area includes both sing le -family and multiple- family dwelling s. That numerou s property owners presently rent property which the y also o cc up y , c ausing double occu- pancy. That a citizens committee was established to study the zoning classifications of R-2-A, R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B distri cts in order to eliminate unuseful, unnecessary, in - efficient and cumbersome z on e district s . That the committee ha s recommended that the R-2-A or R-2-B areas be zoned R-2 in order to maintain its past and present nature. The Department of Co mmunity Development has recommended R-2 zoning for the area and a denial of the R-1-C zo ning. Many property owners expressed th e opinion that the R-2-A zo n i ng wa s appropriate. That many propert y owners contem- plate taking in boarders or developing their property so that it will b e two -family use in the future. That many of the property owners pre se ntly u si ng their property for multiple occupan cy require such u se in order to maintain the properties' economic feasibility. That p tition s have been filed. Upon review of the evidcn e, th re has b n no hange in the ar a ·i nce 1t has been zo n d for a medium-den ity usc. Th pr ious zoni n g i n this district wa R-2-A, allowing m dium den ity family u c. Th t th R-2-A zo ning wa s in con- form nee wi th the master pl n for th City of Englewood call- ing for a medium den ity family buff r betw en i ngle -family rc ·i denti 1 di trict; that to the we t o the ar u in -comm rcial develop - ment on th Broadw y nd on th st ther re sing l f m1l r That the residenLe. in th Th t th natur of R-2 A :o ning, bcin mor r n tur . in very good condition. diff r nt from ingl -f mily • • f - • • , . • -16- CO CLUSIONS That th e comp r e hensive master plan f or the City calls for this area to be of a medium density nature . That th e prop erty has been developed by the owners in this a r ea as s in gle and medium den si ty re s idences. That numer o u s property owners have relied on the medium density zoning of thi s area. That num e rou s property owners would lose substantial vested rights by designating th e area in question for single family r eside n ces. Tha t th e ow n ers in th e area would not be sufficiently protected, n or th e property values s tab ilize d, nor the wel - fare of th e neighborhood continued if this were zoned R-1-C. That the fears of the r esiden t s that there would be massive apartment comple es d veloped under alternative pro - posed zoning are unfounded; consideri ng the nature of the residen ces in the area it is unfeasible and the nature of R-2 zo nin g wh ich has been con ide red for this area. Tha t th ere have been no hanges in the nature of the area since it la t quired n R-2-A zone classification. That there has been no idence ho wn to i ndicate the prior zo ning was imp r oper; in fa t, evidence s how s that the medium densit zo n i n g wa Jn f ct proper, eve n by the proponents of R-1 -C. That there is a need to r zon the re , but R-1 -C would cause sub tantial h rm to the owner of property in the area nd not stabilize prop rty v lue , the ne ig hborhood, nor promote the h alth, s fety or gener 1 welfare of the neighborhood or community. REC0"11-1E, OAT 101'\S The Englewood City Plannin nd :on1n Commi ion rccomm nd th t the propo d zonin d ign tion of R-1 -C be d nied for th d · rib d bo • :s • ,._ 0 • • • • 0 • -17- Upon vote at a meeting of the Commission, November 11, 1975, Those voting in favor: Pierson, Wade, Brown, Jones and Jorgenson; Those opposed: Parker, Smith, Tanguma and Martin BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 0 • • ....... ' • • 0 ~ .. -18- MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: November 25 , 1975 SUBJECT: Findings of Fact -Cases #29-75, #30-75, #31-75, and #32-75 . RECOMMENDATION : Jones moved: Smith seconded: The Planning Commission approve the Findings of Fact for Case #29-75, the rezoning of areas from R-2-A to R-2 , for Case #30-75, the rezoning of areas from R-2-B to R-2; for Cas #31-75, the rezoning of areas from R-3-A to R-3, and for Case #32-75, the rezoning of areas from R-3-B to R-3, and that th Findings of Fact for these Cases be referred to City Council. Mr. Tanguma is authoriz d to sign these documents a Vice-Chairman of the Plannin Commis ion. S•ith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jon P rk r Martin t1 11 ub itt d, , Jorg nson, Pierson ~~ ' • • , • ( • • 0 L• • CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF CASE #29-75 ) FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS ) AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING ) TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS ) OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN ) R-2 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO ) §22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ) ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ) OF ENGLEWOOD . ) -19- A public hearing was held in connection with Case #29-75, on October 21, 1975, in the Community Room at the Englewood City Hall. The entire mcmb rship of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was pr sent, those being: Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown and Jones. FINDINGS OF FACT Upon r vi w of th vid nc tak n in th fora of t tiaony, pr ntation , r port and fil d docum nt , th Coaai ion aak th followin finding of fact: That prop r notic of th m tin to con id r th propo d zonin w by publi hin nd po t1n • Th n r d crib d ' • • t ....... • • -20- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Delaware Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south along the extended center- line of said alley 1234 feet, more or less, to a point; said point being the southeast corner of 3270 South Bannock Street; thence west 163 ft. more or less, to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence south 91 feet more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended south line of lot 14, Abbott's Subdivision, Second Filing; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Cherokee Street; thence north to the centerline of Eastman Av enue; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Fox Street; thence north to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerli ne of the alley east of Elati Street; thence north to the centerline of Cornell Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Delaware Street; thenc north to the point of beginning, Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street; thence south to the centerline of Amherst Avenue ; thence weat to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence north to the point o{ beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Bates Av nue and the all y ast of Lincoln Street; thence east to the c nterline of the all y east of Sherman Street; thence outh to the c nt rlin of Eastman Avenue; thence west to the c nt rlin of th all y t of Lincoln Street; thence north to th point of b ginning. int rs ction of - • • • -21- That th e ar e a in question has been z oned R-2-A, Two-family Residence, a medium density z on e district, and that a majority of the area has been zoned for two-f amil y use since 1940. There presently exists in the area f ormerly zoned R-2-A, 393 single-family structures, 74 two-family structures, six three- family structures, three four-family structures, and one six- unit and one eight-unit complex; one store, five vacant lots, and on e school. That the area has been d e velope d as a medium density district. That the repealed R-2-A Zone District r equired a minimum of 50-foot frontage for a single-family unit, a nd a minimum of 75 foot frontag for a two-f.mily un it . That of the 74 two-family units in th area form rly z oned R-2-A, only fiv e ar on bui lding site with a 75 foot or more frontag , th rest b ing on a frontag 1 ss than th minimum r quir d by th zonin r ~ul lion . That b au th typ c 1 subdivi ion in Engl wood i platt d 1nto 25-oot lot which g n r lly hav b n old i n combination of tw~ th r qu1r nt for 75-ioot fronta in th R-2-A Zo n D tri t not pra ll al. Th l th purpo und rly n th ch o R-2 on 0 ini tr t on, nd th t t 0 t o-ily zon diatri t c u d dif iculty in ini on nd r ary or th im 1 m nt t n o1 th o! d M Pl n. Th t OUIII rou prop d rn OV 1' aprop r d lo n th Th t nu• r o h d t r ot OV n . • • , • • 0 I• • -22- That a number of property owners have purchased property in this area in reliance on the two-family zoning. That a number of people are c onsidering d e v e lopin g their land in conformance with the medium-de nsity zone district. That with respect to f ormer R-2-A areas, the R-2 zoning allows a two-family structure on less area: six-thousand square feet as c ompar d with 9,000 square feet for the former R-2-A. In add1tion, th R-2 c lassi fic ation has additional require- ments in open pac , landscaping, underground utilities. Other differ n e in th classification are minor and noted in the staff r port nd zon district analysis. In total, the evidence shows but littl variation with r spect to the former zone district locat d in thes area • That num rous variances have been granted in these areas to reliev hardship now occurring with the R-2-A zone district. CONCLUSIO S That, wh n co n id ri n g R-2-A with the proposed R-2 zon c l a ification ther is little differ nee in the di tricts. Tbos d ff r nc that do exist ar of ben fit to all in th ar a nd ar ainor in n ur • That pro r public no tic wa giv n; tha property n th r ly on th • dium-d nsity z onin d signa- tion ; th th r h n no ub tan ial c hang in th natur 0 and no id nc h b n brou ht forward to sho oth • • • •. I • - -23- That the previous zoning was medium-density residential and that zoning for the areas in question has not been shown to be in error; in fact, it is the proper type of zoning for this area. That the zone classification of R-2 will continue to conserve and stabilize the value of property, secure safety from fire and other dan ger; prevent undue concentration of ' population, traffic; to facilitate transportation, community utilities and services, and to promote health, safety, morals and the general welfare of all in accordance with a c omprehen- sive plan . RECOMMENDATION : Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City of Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission to the City Council of the City of Englewood that the above described areas be zoned R-2 zoning designation, as adopted by Ord inance No. 30, Serie of 1975 . Upon vot at a m tin of th Commi sion, ov mb r 11, 1975. Tho vot n in f vor : Brown, Jon s, Jorg n on, Martin, • Parker, Pi r on, Smith, ad • Tho oppo d: P rker, Tanguma • BY ORDER OF Til CITY PLANNING AND ZONING CO MISSIO • • • ( Chair• n t • • • t• • -24- CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF CASE #30-75 ) FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS ) AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING ) TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS ) OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN ) R-2 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO ) §22 .3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ) ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ) OF ENGLEWOOD. ) A public hearing was held in connection with Case #30-75, on October 21, 1975, in the Community Room at the Englewood City Hall. The entire m mb r hip of th City Planning and Zoning Commission wa present, those b ing: Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown and Jones. FINDINGS OF FACT Upon revi w of th vid nc tak n in the fora of testimony, pres nt tion , r port and fil d docum nts, th co .. ission aakes th followin• 1 nding o f t: That pro r notic of th m t n to con ider tb propo ed zoning w by publi hin and po tin Th ar in qu ion ar d rib d a : •. • • I • • ;-• .. -25- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Yale Avenue and the alley east of Elati Street; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Delaware Street; thence south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the ce nterline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence south to the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue; thence west to the center- line of the alley east of Fox Street; thence south to the ce nterline of Eastman Avenue; thence west 667 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being on the extended rear lot line of lot 1, block 1, Luna's Subdivision; thence south to the centerline of Floyd Avenue; thence west 324 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of block 2, Frantzmann Folkert's Subdivision, Amended; thence north to the centerline of Eastman Avenue extended; thence cast 263 feet, more or 1 ss, to a point, said point being 61 feet, more or less, west of and 30 feet north of the northwest co rner of block 1, Luna's Subdivision; thence north to the cen- t er line of Dartmouth Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Huron Street, extended; thence north along sai d line 534 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being feet west of the northwest corner of lot 45, block 1, Taylor's Addition ; thenc east to the ce nterline o f Galapago Street ; thence north to the centerlin of Cornell Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of th alley ast of Fox Str t; thence north to the centerlin of Bates Av enue ; thence ast to the cent rline ot the all y east of Elati Str t; thenc north to the point of b ginni ng. B g1nning at a point on the c nterlin of th Val Avenue and th all y ea t of Bannock to th cent rlin of Acoma Str t ; thenc l1n of Corn 11 v nu ; th nc w t to th .1 1 y at oJ B nnock Str t ; th nc north •inni ng. of r- rt- t; • • .. • • - -26- De~innin~ at a point 130 feet, more or less, south of the centerline of the intersection of Hampden Avenue and Emerson Street, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 5, block 3, Higgins South Broadway Heights; thence east to the centerline of Downing Street; thence south to the centerline of the alley south of Hampden Avenue; thence east to the cen- terline of Marion Street; thence north 17 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 38 feet, more or less, west of the northwest corner of lot 3, Jones Subdivision; thence east to the centerline of the vacated alley ea~t of Marion Street; thence south to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence southwesterly and westerly along said centerline to the centerline of Emerson Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of U.S. 285 and Sherman Street; thence southeasterly along the centerline of Jefferson Drive to the centerline of Logan Street; thence north to the centerline of Little Dry Creek ; thence south- east erly along Little Dry Creek to the centerline of Kenyon Ave- nue extended; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence north 330 feet, more or less, to a point, aid point b ing 8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 36, block 2, Wynetka Heights Subdivision; thence east to the center- line of Sherman Street; thence north to the point of b ginning. B ginning at a point on the cent rline of the inter ction of K nyon Av nu and the alley ast of Bannock Str t; th nee east to the c nterlin of Acoma Str et; thence south to the cent r- line of Lehigh Av nue; th nc ast to the centerline of th all y east of Acoma Str t; th nee south to the cent rline of Layton Av nu ; th n w to th c nterline of th all y ast of Bannock Str t; th nc north to the point of beginning. Beginning at a point on the c nt rlin of the int rs ction of Oxford Av nu and th all y ea t of Broadway; thenc ast to the c nt rlin of th all y ast of Lincoln Str et; thence outh to th c nt rline of Ch nango Av nue; thenc west to th c nt rlin of th all y a t of Broadway; th nc north to th point of b ginnin • c nterlin of th Avenu , said point 1, or ' • ' • • ( • • 0 • -27- That the area in question has been zoned R-2-B, Two-family Residenc e, a medium density zone district, and that a majority of the area has been z oned for two-family use since 1940. There presently exists in the area f ormerly zoned R-2-B, 559 single-family structures , 182 two-family structures, 20 three-family structures, 9 four-family structures, and one six- unit and one seven-unit complex, several stores or businesses, 25 vacant lots, two school properties and six churches. That the area has b en developed as a medium-density district. That the R-2-8 Zone Di trict required a 50-foot frontage for a single-family unit, a minimum 50 foot frontage for a two-family uni t, and that an additional unit could be built on each additional 25-foot lot. That the purpos und rlyin th chang to R-2 is one of administration, and that two two-family zon districts caused difficulty in administration and ar not n cessary for the impl m ntation of the C~ty of Engl wood laster Plan. That numerous prop rty own r hav xpressed cone rn over improp r d v lopmcnl in th That a number of property pr d f r ol ov r-d v lopm nt • Th t a numb r o1 pro rty own r hav purcha d prop rty in lhi n relian on th t o-flllllily zonin . That a numb r 0 peopl on d rin d loping tb ir land in con- h lh Dl d UDI d n ity zon di tricl. Th t with r t to form r R-2-B ar th R-2 zonin llo two-mily tructur on th 8 lot r a: ix- thou nd s u r f t . • • ' • • • • 0 -28- In addition, the R-2 classification has additional require- ments in open space, landscaping, underground utilities. Other differences in the classification are minor and noted in the staff report and zone district analysis. In total, the evidence shows but little variation with respect to the former z one district located in these areas . CONCLUSIONS That, when considering R-2-B with the proposed R-2 zone classification there is little difference in the districts. Those differences that do exist are of benefit to all in the area and are minor in nature. That proper public notice was given; that property owners in the area rely on the medium-density zoning designation; that there has been no substantial change in the nature of the areas and no evidence has been brought forward to show other- wise . That the previous zoning was medium density residential, and that zoning for the area to b in rror; in fact, it i thi area . in question has not been shown the proper type of zoning for con That th rv nd zon cl tabiliz roa ir and oth r dan popul tion, trafiic; to utiliti nd rvic nd th 1 w 1 ar iv pl n • ification of R-2 will continu to th valu o prop rty, cur safety r; pr v nt undu cone ntration of acilitat tran portation, co .. unity nd to proaot h alth, saf ty, aoral o all in accordanc with a coapreh n- • • -29- RECOMMENDATION Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City of Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission to the City Council o f the City of Eng lewood that the above-described areas be zoned R-2 zoning designation, as adopted by Ordinance No. 30, Series of 197 5 . Upon vote at a meeting of the Commission, November 11, ' 1975. Those voting in favor : Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson , Smith, Tanguma, Wade. Those opposed: None. BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION • • • ( , • • • 0 , . • -30- CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF CASE #31-75, ) FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS ) AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING ) TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN ) AREAS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ) IN R-3 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO) §22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ) ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ) OF ENGLEWOOD. ) A public hearing was held on October 22, 1975 at 7:00 p.m . before the City Planning and Zoning Commission to consider the above case changing the zoning of certain areas of the City from R-3-A to R-3. FINDINGS OF FACT: Upon the taki ng of testimony, receiving docu.ents and r ports, the Commission makes the 10llowing findings of fact. That public notice was giv n by publishing and posting th R-3-A areas to b zon d R-3. That th ar a to b zoned R-3 are: •. • • - • • • -31.- Reginnin(::" at a point whPre the centerline of South Lafayette Street intersects the south line of Section 35, T4S, R68W, <;aid south line of Section 35 being the approximate centerline of East llampden Avenue: thence northerly along the centerline of South Lafayette Street to its intersection with the centerline o1 East Floyd AvenUC': thence easterly along the centerline of East Floyd Avenue to its intersection w1th the east lin oi the SW 1 /4. SE 1 4, Sc..:tion 35; thence southerly along s:nd cast line ot the SW 1 ,4, SE 1 /4, Section 35 to its intersec- tiOn with the northet·ly right-of-way line of U.S. 285, said northerly right-o1-•ay line being also the southerly boundary ot the City of Englewood an d lying 90 feet more or les north of the south line ot Se ction 35; thence westerly along said northerly right-ot-way line of U.S. 285 to its intersection ~Jth the centerlin of Section 35; thence southwesterly on the arc o1 a curve to the left, the chord of which bears south 78 57' west, the radius of which equals 783 feet, for an arc <.hstance of 301.4 teet: thence south 89° 57' 52" west tor a distance of 337.5 feet to a point where the nor~h right-of-way lin£' of East llampd cn Avenue intersects the east right-of-way lin<> ol South Lafayette Street; thence southerly alon1o: the extended east line oJ South Lafay tt Street to its intersec- tion with the south line of Section 35; thence westerly along said south line of Sect ion 35 to th point of beginning, cxc pt the not·th 180 ieet ol t!te east 1292.46 feet thereof. RC'~tnning at a point 155 teet, more or le~s, north ot th cen- lt't'liue ot th llltcrsC'rtion of Clarkson Street and Girard Av e nu , said pojnt being 30 fept west of the northw st corner of Lot 21, Olnck 44 , Evanston's Broadway Addition; thence east to the cen- tel·line ot the all y a t of Clarkson Street; thence south 685 1 l, mor or less to a point, said point b•ing 8 f t east of th southt•ast corn ,. of Lot 20, Block 45, Evanston' Broadway Add1t1on : thence w~til to the nterlin o! Clarkson Str et; then north to point o1 b ginning. · c nt r- o! ol}}{•\ ..1 1-!llllllllj.! • Lo n to of ol to - ' • • • • 0 • -3 2 - A parc e l o f land lyin g wholly within the NE l /4 of Section 15 T.SS., R.68,W. bounde d on th e north, east and south by the Engl e wood city limits and on the we st by the centerline of Big Dry Creek and the cast line of Burt Chevrolet at 5200 South Broadway. Beginning at a point where the extended south line of lot 7, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park intersects the centerline ot Decatur Street ; thence west 456 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner of lot 6, block 1, Centennial Industrial Park ; thence north 275 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being the northwest corner of lot 6, blo c k 1, Centennial Indus t rial Park ; thence east and northeast- erly along the e x t ended north line of lot 6 to the centerline ot Decatur Street ; thence east and southeasterly along said centerline to the point of beginning. Tha t a cit i z ens s t udy o f R-3-A and R-3-8 zone districts recomm e nde d a nee d t o c onsol i date the se c lassi f ications with s ome r ef ineme nt s and t h e resul t was the R-3 designation in order to r e duce unnee d e d, unus e d and cumbersome districts. That the City has had numerous three-story walk-up type structures c onstructed with s mall one-bedroom units, no land- s c ap i n g, a nd asphalt p arking a r e a in f ront. That in the c oabined R-3 -A and R-3-B a r eas t h e r e is a total of 2,913 aulti-f aaily dw e ll i n g un its . Of 'th ese un it , t h e n a t ur o f 5 94 could not be d t rmined, 60 are effici ncy u nits, 1,8 3 9 a r one -be drooa unit 390 are two-b droom unit , and 30 ar thr e-b drooa unit Th lhre -story unit ar int rsp r d with ai n 1 -taail y unit oft n cr ating a cro d d ff ct . Th at this h ind rs l i g h t and op n pac to adj c nt o o r and r tricta th us of th ir prop rty • • • • • I • - -33- That the proposed R-3 zoning would not permit development of three-story walk-ups on 100-150 foot lots . In certain in- stances, a planned development will be required. That the primary difference between R-3-A and R-3 is that R-3 will require additional lot area for the construction of the sam structure, additional floor space and additional open space and landscaping. That the primary need is to upgrade the standards so that the construction of a multi-family unit will blend with the existing community and neighborhood. That th re is a recurring problem in the areas of poor site planning, unscreened and exten ively asphalted parking areas and a lack of landscaping. That the need for larger family units is not being met. That th r are insufficient open areas for the use of the occupants of th multi-family units being constructed . Th r i no vid nc that there ha b n substantial chang in th n tur of th ar as in qu tion or that th initial zoning impro r. CONCLUSIO S: That h natur of th h v not c hang d inc th y h v b n d i g n t d R-3-A nd th ori inal zoning h not d b ing in rror, and uo vid nc upport that thi w n rror . Tha th :.r on cl 1 tion R-3 nd th r P al d R-3-A t h t th dif:f r tw n th zon di - p ion o ainiaua lot tr h th 1z , hi c h 1 d. • • , - • • • 0 • -34- That the areas in question need to continue with a high density multi-family-dwelling zoning to maintain the stability of the neighborhood and property values. That the areas in question need the additional regulation in R-3 designation with respect to open space, landscaping and unit floor area. Although minor, they will enhance the stability and overall natur of the area. That th purpose of this zoning change is administrativ in natur , attempting to implement th recommendation of a special citiz n group. Refinements in the zoning classification ar ary and will not have a harmful ffect upon the prop rty own r of the area now or in th future . RECOMMENil\TION: Th En 1 wood City Planning and Zoning Commission recommends that th propo d zoning designation of R-3 be implem nted and incorporat d into tb ordinances of th City of Engle ood for the ar pr viously zon d R-3-A . Upon vot a me tin of th Coaai ion, Noveab r 11, 1975 . Tho voting in favor: Tanguma, ad , Brown, Jon Jorg n on, Martin, P rk r, Pi r on, Smith Tho oppo d : on BY ORD R 0 THE CITY PLA I 0 ~D ZONI 0 COIOU SIO ' • • , ( • • I• • CITY PLANN I NG AND ZO ING COMMISSION CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO IN THE MA TT ER OF CASE #32-75, ) FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS ) AND RECOM~ffiNDA TI ONS RELATING ) TO THE PLACI NG 0 F CERTAIN AREAS ) OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD I N A ) R-3 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO ) §22 .3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ) ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY ) OF ENGLEWOOD . ) -3 5 - A public hearing was h ld on October 22, 1975, at 7:00 p.m. befor the City Planning and Zonin g Commission to consider the above case, changing the zoning oi certain ar as of the City from R-3-B to R-3. FINDINGS OF FACT: Upon he taking o te timon y, r c 1ving docum nts and reports, the Comm i sion mak s th follo ing finding of fact. That pu blic notic wa iv n by publ shing nd po ting th R-3-B ar a t o b zon d R-3 . That th ar a to b 7on d R-3 r B w t north ' • ' - • • .. - 0 - -36- Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of E as tman Av e nu e and the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence east to the centerline of the alley e ast of Grant Street; thence south to the centerline of Girard Avenue; thence east to the centerline of Pearl St reet; t hence north to the centerline of Floyd Avenu e; thence east to the ce nt er line of the alley e ast of Clarkson Street; thence south 530 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 8 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 21, blo ck 44, Evanston Broadway Addition; t hence west to the centerline of Clarkson Street; thence south to the centerline of Hampden Ave- nue ; thence west t o the center line of Pennsylvania Street ; thence north 135 fe t, .nore or less, to a point, s aid point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 29, block 5, West View Addi- tion; th nee west to the cent rline of Log an Street; thence north 50 f et, more or less, to a point, aid point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 31, Block 8, Pre mier Addition ; thence west to the cent rline of th alley easi of Sh e rman Street; thence north to the centerline of Floyd Av enue ; thence west to the center line of the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence nor th to the point of begi nnin g. Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of Girard Avenue and the alley east of Clarkson Street ; thence east to the center line of Lafay ette Street; thence south 530 feet, more or less, to .a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 29, block 50, Evanston Broadway Addition ; thence wes t to the cent rline of th e alley east of Clarkson Street; thenc north to the point of beginning, B ginning at a point 430 feet, more or less, south of the north- west corn r of theSE 1 /4, S ction 35, T.4.S, R.68.W.; th nee t to the c nt rlin of Univ rsity Boulevard; thence south to the rlin of .S. 2 5 ; th nc w t to the southwest c orner of the 4, S 'c tion 35: th nc north to th point of'beginni ng . B g1nning at int r tion Str id corn r of lot to to ol th th to 0 of n th center- of u.s. 285 ; t . ' • • • • - -37- Beginning at a point on the center line of the intersection of Broadway and Jefferson Avenue; thence east to the centerline of Sherman Street; thence south 200 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 36, block 2, Higgins · Broadway Addition; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street; thence south to the center- line of Kenyon Avenue ; thence west to the centerline of Broadway; thence north to the point of beginning. B ginni ng at a point 380 feet, more or less, north of the center- line of the intersection of Oxford Avenue and Bannock Street, said point being 30 feet west of the northwest co rner of lot 11, Block 15, Jackson's Broadway Heights; thence east to the centerline of the all y east of Bannock Street; thence south 660 feet, more or 1 ss, to a point, aid point being 8 feet east of the northeast corner of lot 10, block 18, Jackson's Broadway Heights; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning. B ginning at a point on the c enterline of the intersection of Layton Avenue and Bannock Street ; thence east to the centerline of Acoma Street ; thence south to the cent rline of Chenango Ave- nue; thence west to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning. Be ginning at a point on the c nterline of the intersection of Ac oma street and Grand Avenu ; thenc south to the centerline of Bell view Avenue ; th n c west 670 fe t, mor or less, to a po 1 nt said point being 30 f t south of the southwest corner of loi 9, Carm 1 Park Subdivi ion ; thenc north to the centerline o1 Grand Av nu ; th n c l to th point of b ginning • , ....... • • 0 .. -38- That a citizens study of the R-3-B zone district recommended a need to consolidate this classification with the R-3-A classi- fication with some refinements, and the result was the R-3 designation in order to reduce unneeded, unused and cumbersome districts. That the City has had numerous three-story walk-up type structures constructed with small one-bedroom units, no land- scaping, asphalt parking area in front. That in the combined R-3-A and R-3-B areas there is a total of 2,913 multi-family dwelling units. Of these units, the nature of 594 could not be determined, 60 are efficiency units, 1,839 are one-bedroom units, 390 are two-bedroom units,and 30 are three-bedroom units . The three-story units are interspersed with single-family units often creating a crowded effect. That this hinders light and op n pac to adjacent owners apd restricts the use of th ir property. Th t th propos d R-3 zoning would not permit development of thr -tory walk-ups on 100-150 foot lot In certain in- tanc , a pl nn d d velop~ nt will be r quired. That th prim ry diff r nc b tw n R-3-B and R-3 is that R-3 will r quir additional lot ar a or th con truction of th tructur , additional floor pac and additional op n pac Th t th th t lh con th xi tin prim ry n d i to up rad th tandards o ruction o multi-! mily unit will bl nd with co unity and n 1 hborhood. • • , • • .. -39- That there is a recurring problem in the areas of poor site planning, unscreened and exte nsively asphalted parking areas and a lack of landscaping. That the need f or larger family units is not being met. That there are insufficient open areas for the occupants of ~e multi-family units being constructed. There is no evidence that there has been substantial change in the nature of the areas in question or that the initial zonin g was improper. CONCLUSIONS: That the nature of th areas have not changed since they have been designated R-3-B and the original zoning has not been contested as being in error and no evidence supports that this classification was in error. That the zone c la sifications R-3 and R-3-B allow the s m u s ; that the diff r nces between th z one districts ar g n rally minor, with th exc ption of minimum lot siz which 1 incr a d. That th areas in qu stion n d to continu with a high d nsity multi-family-dw lling zoning to maint in th stability oi th n ighborhood and property v lue . That th ar n in qu stion n d th additional r gulation in R-3 d i nation with resp ct to op n spac , land caping nd unit loor r a. Although minor, th y will nhanc th ability nd ov rall n ur of th ar a. • • , • • 0 • -40- That the purpose of this zoning change is administrative in nature, attempting to implement the recommendation of a special citizen g roup. Refinements in the zoning classification are necessary and will not have a harmful effect upon the property owners of the area now or in the future. RECOMMENDATION: The Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission recommends that the proposed zoning designation of R-3 be implemented and incorporated into the ordinances of the City of Englewood for the areas previously zoned R-3-B. Upon vote at a meeting of the Commission, November 11, 1975. Tho votin g in favor: Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Brown, Jon s, Jorgenson, Martin Those oppos d: Parker BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIO • • I • • 0 :. - EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT BOARD MEETING December 3, 1975 The Employees Retirement Board Meeting was called to order at 3:30 p.m. on December 3, 1975 in Conference Room A at City Hall. The following Board Members were present: Paul Blessing Tom Fitzpatrick Warren Orr Kay Roberts Wes ~'igham Wi 11 i am James The following Board Members were absent: David Clayton Edward Draper Also present were: Robert Leary -Carr, Mason & Leary Inc. Brad Place -Rauscher-Pierce Securities Corp. Board Member Roberts stated that the Board had received two retirement requests. Ms. Roberts further stated that the requests are from Ruth Upcapher and Ken Shattuck for normal retirement. Board Member Roberts moved that the retirement requests for Ken Shattuck and Ruth Upcapher be approved. ~card Member Orr seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Board Members Blessing, Roberts, Orr, Wigham. tlays: None. The motion was declared carried. Mr. Robert Leary of Carr, Mason & Leary Inc., an investment advisory service company, was present to review the financial reports on the investments of the Board as of October 31, 1975. The performance of the investments for the first nine months of 1975 had an appreciation of 23.12~. Approximately 78 of the investments are in th form of bonds or cash equivalents and 22 are 1n the form of s ock. Mr. Brad Place of Rausc r-Pierce Securities Corp. w s present to present third-par y in orma ion rela iv to p rformance of the fund. He gave a igh rec da ion of t services tha Carr, Mason & Leary hav provided. Mr. Plac h n le t in . Th s djourntd a 4:4 p •. , • • ,. - S&G Job No. 7 50J9-41 CITIZENS STEERING COMMITTEE FOR HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY 4 0 The meeting of the Citizens Steering Committee for Housing for the Elderly was called to order at 3:00p.m. on December 5, 1975, in the Library Confer- ence Room at City Hall. Persons present: James Taylor, Mayor Andy McCown, City Manager Dorothy Romans, Acting Dfr. of Community Development William James, Director of Finance Al Johnson, Asst. Dir. of Community Development Councilman Howard Brown Councilman Lee Jones Kenneth Carlson Thomas Burns Marten Lathrop Mae Tillman Ne lta W11 son Kathryn Wakefield This meeting was called to develop methods to gain public awareness of the Special Election to be held on December 23, 1975, for the Housing for the Elderly Project and to get people out to vote. The Committee is striving for a minimum of 1,000 voters at this election . This seven story, mid-rise building is to be paid for by a subsidy of the federal government and the tenants of the project. Steps that will be taken by the Committee prior to the election include: 1. Brochures will be printed for mail delivery on or before December 20. 2. A map showing the polling places will be printed in the Englewood Citizen. 3. Letters will be sent to those people (approximately 120) who have applied for residency in the proposed building. These people will be asked to contact persons living in Englewood to vote for the pro ject. 4. Letters will be se nt to each person who is a member of any Board or Commission of the City asking that they contact people to vote for the project. 5. There will be meetings for City employees on December 1? & 15 so that they may be informed about the election. 6. There w111 be a news conferenc on December 8 b tween repr - sentatives of the news media and members of this Committee for discussion of the election. 7. A qu stion and answers e twill b prepared so that uniform answ rs may b given to questions th t may b asked by the public. Transportation will b provided to th polls for those who would otherwise be unable to get out to vot . P rsons desiring ransportat1on will be asked to call Cft~ Hall. • • , -.. • 0 - ~--------------------------------------------------~s ~~~Job No. 750~9-4 • JNTII.OIIIIICI fWlOUNDUM Andy McCown, City Manager ~ Kells Waggoner DAft: December 9, 1975 ~~ NORTH CENTRAL ENGLEWOOD DRAINAGE BASIN, PHASE II The following is the proposed schedule for completion of the North Central Englewood Drainage Basin, Phase II, for which monies have been appropriated in the 1976 Public Improvement Fund Budget: Begin Advertising Receive Bids Award Contract Begin Construction Contract Time 150 Days Complete Construction ?U:0 .. ~- Kells Waggoner Director of Public Works KW/ls January 7, 1976 January 28, 1976 February 2, 1976 February 16, 1976 July 14, 1976 4 •. • • I • • TO : FROM: DATE: SUBJECT : • 0 S~G Job No. 75019-41 ____ ~ Andy McCown , City Manager Karl Nollenberger , Assistant City Manager December 10, 1975 Attendance at National League of Cities Conference On November 30 through December 5 , 1975, I attended the National League of Cities Conference in Miami Beach , Florida, as per your approval . Overall I found the conference to be one of a reasonably good quality wi h many programs of an excel- lent caliber. In addition to the formal agenda, much information was gathered as a result of informal conversations with other conference atten ees. The highlight of the conference sessions in my estimation were the programs on labor relations in the public sector. One particular session included four officials wh o have recently experienced strikes in their public safety areas, the mayor of Berkeley, California; the mayor of Kansas City, Missouri; the mayor of Oklahoma City , Oklahoma; and the president of the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco, California. Indeed during this particular session Ms. Diane Feinstein, President of the Board of Supe rvisors of San Francisco, gave remarks which included highly favorab le attitudes towards the City of Englewo od 's labor relations system and its ultimate impasse resolution , that of he referendum. Ms . Feinstein referred to the Engle wo od system by name and as a result I received numerous inquiries into the e ails of our sys e . Each of he participants o n his program had interes ing insights in o how o handle he r solu ion of s rik e s in essen i ~ s erv c es i n the p blic se o r. Mana ement and ex remely short 0 r occurr n • • , - • • • 0 • ----------------------~--------------~----~-------S5G Job NO. 75019-41 • page 2 One partic ularly distressing item brought to the conference attendees' attention was that revenue sharing and its ree nactment in Congress was in serious problems at this time. Senator Muskie stated that he felt that the rene wa l of revenue sharing was a 50 -50 propositi on at this time and indeed it stood a great chance of failure unless municipal interests marched on Washington to demand this vital domestic program. Due to the new Congressional budget law consideration of the renewal of revenue hearing if not completed by December 31 of this year, can not take place until after May 15 of next year. The ultimate timing of the final passage of revenu e sharing has great consequences on the develop - ment of budgets in municipalities and particularly ours as we de - velop our final budget proposal for submission to the City Council in the summer of 1976 . Indeed the prospects of allowing the revenue sharing program to drop completely would leave the City of Englewood's general fund in serious condition in the future without alternati ve revenue sources. Another particularly interesting session included a speech by Jerry Wurf, International President of the American Federation of State , County and Municipal Employees. Mr. Wurf is the president of a un i on which is the largest union of municipal employees currently constituting 750,000 employees in the United States. The ranks of the AFSCME are swe lling of an average of 1,000 per week while the month of November alone AFSCME was able to organize over 50,000 employees. Mr. Wurf's comments were quite partisan towards the union movement and indeed enlisted a negative response from the audience. Much of Mr . Wurf had to say was of great value to a municipal elected official or administrator as the unionization of municipal workers appears o be a situation that is with us to stay . There were many other programs during the conference which were of value to the municipal official even though I have not highlighted them individua lly. I would s rongly urge that as many councilmembers as possible register for the 1976 Na ional League of Cities Conference since it is to be held in Denver. This ease of access for our municipal officials should be aken advan age of to gain knowledge of the broad issues acing municipalities in the United States today. Indeed the City Council may wan to take an active role in serving as a host to th thousands of municipal officials which ttend the annual Na ional L ue of Cit ies Conference. I •/ I -<.<:~ ,J.,( ,l. Karl Nollenberger Assistant City M nager KN/sb • • , -.. • 0 I • - --------------------------------------------------------~S'G Job No. 75019-41 • • PRESENT: ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT: MINUTES BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS November 20, 1975 5 A Robert Brundage, Wi lliam Hanson, Herbert Hosanna Jo Ellen Turner, Edward White None Karl Nollenberger, Robert Holme s, Margaret Freeman, Frank Lawler, Jerry Vaughn Rev. Hosanna called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m. On behalf of the Board, Rev. Hosanna welcomed new corrrnissioner, Robert Brundage. MR. HANSON MOVED, AND MRS. TURNER SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 15, 1975. Ayes: Nays: The motion carried . Brundage, Hanson, Hosanna, Turner, White None * * * * Rev, Hosanna next in roduced the new Police Chief , Robert Holmes. Chief Holm s stated he wished to meet informally wi th the Board for discussion of various aspects of the Career Service Board and the Police Department. A meeting wa s set for Tuesday , December 16, 1975 , at 9:00 a.m. in Conference Room A. • • * The next i em on he enda s changes in Job Desc ription Ti les. This item was def rred until the next m eting, since the Personnel Di r ctor , Richard Lorig, has b en unable to m et with the City Man er d e to conferences and illn a • Th Car r S rvi nd d t 228 t City • • , f • • 0 t• • s~ Job No. 75019-41 MRS. TURNER MOVED, AND MR. WHITE SECONDED, TO DECLARE THE POSITION OF CHILDREN'S LIBRARIAN VACANT. Ayes: Nays: The motion carried. Brundage, Hanson, Hosanna, Turner, Whi te None * * * * MR. WHITE MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE FOLI.DtVING PERSOONEL ACTICNS: NAME New Employees: JOHNSON, George Allan REYNOLDS, Robert G. Anniversary Increases: COCHRAN, Richard S. DOBBINS, Frank L, HAGAN, Bradley HOOVER, Br t C. OLL, S v n R. ICKERSON, Charles D. PAY: , Jo ph G. VAND , T II E. DEPT. & TITLE Assistant Director of Housing -Colllll. Dev. effective 10/25/75 Custodian effective 10/24/75 Firefighter 2nd Class to Firefighter 1st Class effective 12/26/75 Sales Tax Auditor Finance effective 12/1/75 intenanc -Str et ffec ive 12/1/75 Maintenanc -Str et effec iv 12/1/75 Plan Operator - ff cti v 12/1/75 r Poli Officer 4th Claaa to Poli Offi r rd Claaa ~fr tiv 12/9/75 GRADE & STEP llA 1A 7C -7D 28 -2C 2E -2F 68-6C ' • • f • • • • 0 •• - 5 A PRESENT: ABSENT: MINUTES BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS November 20, 1975 Robert Brundage, William Hanson, Herbert Hosanna Jo Ellen Turner, Edward White None ALSO PRESENT: Karl Nollenberger, Robert Holmes, Margaret Freeman, Frank Lawler, Jerry Vaughn Rev, Hosanna called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m. On behalf of the Board, Rev, Hosanna welcomed new commissioner, Robert Brundage. MR. HANSON MOVED, AND MRS, TURNER SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF OCTOBER 15, 1975. Ayes: Nays: The motion carri ed . Brundage , Hanson, Hosanna, Turner, White None * * * * Rev, Hosanna next introduced the new Police Chief, Robert Holmes. Chief Holmes stated he wished to meet informally with the Board for discussion of various aspe ts of the Career Service Board and th Police Department, A meeting was set for Tues day, December 16, 1975, a 9 :00 a,m. in Con feren ce Room A, * * The next item on th ends s changes in Job Description Ti les. This item was deferred until he next meeting, since th Personnel Director, Richard Lorig, has been unable to m et with the City Man er due o conferences and illness. d a c the s * agr Th Car r S rvic propo l o on t City ' • • ' • • ,_ 0 • ---------~------s~ Job No. 7 ~010 -Al Council as a possible resolution . MR . WHITE MOVED, AND MR . HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION GO ON TO THE CITY COUNCIL. Ayes: Nays : The motion carried. Brundage, Hanson, Hosanna, Turner, White None * * * * The next topic of discussion was the progress on the Detective Examination. It wa s stated by Mr. Nollenberger that Robert Mammen, the author of the written portion of the examination , will be making r ecommendations to the Board on the appeals made on various questions by the participants in the examination. The importance of the Board's confirmation of those recommendations was stressed . It was decided that, once Mr. Mammen has thoroughly reviewed the appeals, he would meet with the Board for discussion and approval or disapproval of them by the Board . * * * * Rev. Hosanna related he court decision on the Police Officers ' ppeal on letters of reprimand to the Board. The officers involved were Vaughn, Welbourne, and Reynolds. The decision was that the letters be removed from th officers' Personnel files. * * * * The City A torney's memorandum regarding the legality of the ruling on related employees w s discussed. The Board agreed that clarification of the memorandum by th Ci y Attorney be requested o f him, and that the City A torney be s ed o at end th nex regular mee ing of the Board for that purpos . The Employees' Aa oc ia in w s sked tha , if possible, r1 v working hours so h schedulin /abf!en that he tim s f h rie v· n e. ~ i h r h Po l 1 Und r Comiss i rd by !r, rtm w r r pr a ted. pr s nt d o th r'a Choic , sine or illn a • • • • • ,_ 0 • S5G Job Ho. 7~010-AJ MRS. TURNER MOVED, AND MR. WHITE SECONDED, TO DECLARE THE POS ITION OF CHILDREN'S LIBRARIAN VACAN T . Ay es : Nays: The motion carried. Brundage, Han son, Hosanna, Turner, White None • • • • MR. WHITE MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING P~NEL ACTIOOS: New Employees: JOHNOON, George Allan REYN OLDS , Robert G. Anniver s ary Increases : COC HRAN, Ri c hard S. OOBBINS, Frank L. HAGAN, Bradley HOOVER, Brett C. KNOU., S ev n R • ICKERSON, Charles D. PAnl , Jo ph G. VAND , T a E. DEPT. & T:.;I:..;:.TLE;;:;::.. _____ GRAD=;:;;E=....;&~STE=P--- As sistant Director o f Hous ing -Colllll . Dev . effective 10/25/75 Custodian e ff ective 10/24/75 Firefight er 2nd Class to Fir fighter let Cl a ss e f fective 12/26/75 Sales Tax Auditor Finance effec tv 12/1/75 Cl& .. d ClUI intenan -Park• ff ctive 12/1/75 Plant r tor -r rr tiv 12/1/?"J llA lA 7C -7D 28 -2C 2C -2D 2 -2F -6C Poli Officer 4th Clast o Poli Offi r rd Cla a ff tiv 12/9/7 • • , • 0 , . • Probationary to Pe1~ent Status Without Increase in Pay: BARESEL, David F. HALL, Robert Progress Reports : CLAS, Phyllis Paula LONG, Clar nee R, LOWRY, Mary Lou Maintenanceman/ App , Opr, Water Prod. effective 12/16/75 Lieutenant -Police effective 12/20/75 Clerk Steno -Bldg. Leadman -Parks and Rec. Emrg. Comm. -Communications 2D -------------------------------- Ayes: Nays: The motion carried. Brundage, Hanson, Hosanna, Turner, Whl te None • •• There being no fur her business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned . • /ajp 2 • • f ( • • - MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CAREER SERVICE C .t.ITSSIONERS DATE: November 20, 1975 SUBJECT: Recommendation that the position title of Office Manager in Utilities be dropped and the position title be changed to Administrative Assistan . RECCHlENDATION: Unanimously approved: The Career Service Commissioners recommend to the City Council that the position title of Office Manager in Utilities be dropeed and the position title be changed to Administrative Assistant. Recording Secre ary /aJp • • , .. ( ( • • 0 • RESOLUTION NO, (;( , SERIES OF 1975 A RESOLUTION CHANGING THE POSITION TITLE OF OFFICE MANAGER TO ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, WHEREAS, the Board of Career Service in their meeting of November 20, 1975, recommended that the position title of Office Manager be changed to Adm~1istra tive Assistant . NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, that the following position title be established: DEPARlMENT FORMER TITLE NEW TITLE Utilities Office Manager Adm~strative Assistant ADOPTED AND APPROVED this __ day o f -------' 1975. May or ATTEST: ex offi ci o c i ty Cle rk-Treasur r I, Wi lliam Jams, ex officio City Clerk or the Ci y of Engl ood, State of Colorado, hereby cer ify tha he above is a tru 1 accurst ,aand co lete copy of Resolu ion No. __ , Series of 1975. ex o fric!o c! ' • • ' ( • • ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD December 10, 1975 The Englewood Public Library Board met for ita regular meeting on December 10 i n the library conference room, Preaent1 Abaent1 Clayton, DeuPree, Lighthall, Quaintance, Shattuck Kuhlman, Maxwell, Si.on, Sterling Alao Preaent1 Harriet Lute, Director of Librariea Carol Pernicka, Secretary to the Board The meeting waa called to order and a quorum declared preaent at 7140. The minutes of the November 18 meeting were approved aa mailed. Hisa Lute reported that the circulation for the month of November vaa alightly down but that the total circulation for the year of 1975 ia atill alightly ahead of 1974. There haa been no loss of reciprocal borrowing circulation except for J efferaon Count~ for the firat nine daya of Deca.ber, the loana made to Denver card holdera increaaed over that for the .... period in October and Nov .. ber. ,. . Hiss Lute alao aaid that over $500 haa ao far been collected froa aalea of the pictorial booklet. The library revenuea in general are doing well, Reciprocal borrowing haa been paid for the fiacal year of 1975 in the ..aunt of $9240,70-- $3200 above laat year. Thia doea not include the raiae froa J5e to 45e per it .. which waa effective in Septeaber 1975. Three quarterly pa,.anta have been received froa Arapahoe Regional Library for 1975 totalling $16,040. The library sould receive about $20,5000, coapered to $23,000 the laat year. The number of reference queationa aaked vaa diacuaaed, and it waa pointed out that the number of queationa aaked doea not alwaya repreaent the nu.ber of people aerved. Co uncilman Clayton told the Board that the requeat for an enlarg ... nt of the l ibrary waa in the general i•prov ... nt budget being diacuaaed by the City Co unc il. A publi c hearing ia acheduled early in January and Chairman Quaintance will notify the Board .. ahara of the exact data, Hi aa Lute then read aavaral lettera to tha Board including ca..enta froa J ... a Bu ck, of the Colorado State Library, concernln the uae of the funda granted to En levood for the local hiatory project, (copy attach d) There vaa alao a letter from Luc i lle Hatch of the Univaraity of Denver Graduate School of Li brarianahip thanking th l i brary ataff for th excellent training given the fiel d vorkera. The library currently haa on field worker froa the achool eDd ano ther will be atarting in January, The State Hiatorlcal Society aent a letter c pli .. nting tha library on the pictorial boo let and Mayor Taylor aent a le tar co.pli .. nting tha library on the water atudy aDd pictorial booklet, Co uncilman Clayton .oved that all th correapondence be noted in the •lautaa and that th ~rand froa Hr. luck be lnclud d in the library .tnutea in it a entirety •• an attac nt . Hiaa Lighthall aaconded the .otion and it vaa • page 2 Library Board carried unanimoualy. " - 0 • Mia• Lute told the Board that the work on the computerization of the ahelf lilt ia progreaaing. The firat printout haa been received and ia beina checked againat the ahelf liat. The difficultiea encountered are chiefly thoae which will be aolved as the key puncher• become familiar with library ootationa. Miss Lute is currently working with Betty Bankhead, librarian at the Englewood High School, to prepare a grant proposal to add the high acbool library'• collection to the data base. A complete book catalog ia not bein& planned at this ti .. , but aelected areaa could be printed auch as the library'• Colorado collection. Other libraries in Englewood are alao baing cont.ctad to ••• if they are alao interaated in cooperatina. The library ia cooperating with the achoola on Bicentennial raadina. The Friend• of the Library will give prizea to the top wiDDara. Bob Currie, Chairman of the Friende, will arrange thi1 with the achoola. Miaa Lute ia working with J .. ea Curran, Director of Instruction for the lnalavood Schoola, for a WICKE intern to produce aatariala on Eaalavood hiatory uaaful at the aecond aod third arada laval. The library'• collection will be uaad in adaptin& aatariala for the children, taachera, paranta, etc. Mr. Curran will aerva aa cbairaan of the adYiaory co.aittaa to ensure the project's producin& uaeful and appropriate aatariala. Miaa Lute told the Board that Ed Sayre, Syat .. librarian, asked for $80,000 froa the Joint ludaat Co.aittaa to pay for reciprocal borrowina for the ayat ... Thera hal bean oo proareu u yet. The State Board of lducatioe approved the Central Colorado Library Syat .. budaet but aaid oothina about reciprocal borrowina. In the •antiM, Enalavood is loanina to all patroea except those froa Jaffaraon County aiace the Jafferaon County librarian has ootifiad tba ayat .. librariea that Jafferaon County will not pay reciprocal borrowiaa fees. Librarians and one truatee froa all the public libraries in Arapahoe County Mt last week with Mra. railbert, a ..-bar of the State loard of Education. They expraaaed their coaplate unaniaity on the necessity of local libraries payina for the reciprocal borrowina of the patrons froa their juriadictioea. They also diacuaaad with her so.. of the ayat .. proar ... which should be atarted. The Friaoda of the Library'• aeabarahip drive ••• held Dec.-ber 6 in the llua Mall of Cinderella City. While the raaulta were ainiaal in tar.8 of briaaiaa in new aeaberahipa, it waa worthwhile. There wu considerable publicity &ivan in the neva Mdia and hundred• of ahoppera in Cinderella City vera attracted by the .. aic and diaplaya. Tba children in coatu..a ware terrific u vera the hl&h acbool atudanta froa the Laadarahip Claaa. Noa--reaident library carda ra diacuaaad. It vaa explained that O&DYer is aallina carda to non-raaidanta who pay head tax for $24 and char&•• other• $30. Non-raaidanta who pay property tax receive a card free of charge. Arapahoe la&iooal plana to offer non-resident cards for $15. Mlaa Lute stated that in ca.plieaca with CCLS policy, Inglewood iaauea carda only to Inglewood reaid .. ta. Sh atatad that iaauing non.-raaidant cards would obligate the laalewood Library to pay for aay reciprocal borrowing by the holder• ef tboae cards and siiCh use c ould not b ll•it d. Ml11 Lighthall aovad that the policy be red to aod that - ( • • I• • ., •• c J Library Board the !qlewood Library not iuue ooo-reaideot carda. The .,tiou vaa aeeouded by Mr. DeuPree and approved unaoimoualy. Miaa Li&hthall than .-.oded the .,tioo to except thoae noo-reaideota vho pay !qlewood property tax. Tbia ~t vaa approved uoaoi110ualy. On .,tloo of Couoc:ll-Clayton, lt vaa voted uoani110ualy to reco..aod tbia policy to the City Council. Council-.o Clayton then cave a detailed explanation of the bond election for the .. nior eltlaan boualq to be held Dec.-ber 23. Quutlooa -re ana-red and a dlacuaalou held. Mlu Lute told the Board that the aubjeet would be dhcu .. ed at the oext two aayor'a coff•••• and urced Board -..bera to atteod lf poaalble. There belq oo further bualoe .. , the Metlq vaa adjourned at 9t55. '7J:~f~/Jau~~ ~~ Secretary to the loard ' • • , • • 0 • UCOMM!MDATION TO THE DGL!WOOD CITY COUJICIL ROM THE !IICL!WOOD PUILIC LIJIAllY JOA&D The !qlewood Public Library Board Yoted UDaD.._aly to ree-.d to the City Couaeil that the Public Library ieeue library card• ODlJ to the reeldeate of the City of !ql-" ac:ept that -reeldaat earde be beuad free of cherae to -reeldeate tlbo pay property tax to the City of laal-". ,_ ' • • , ( • I .I I , I ( I l . • 0 t• • /·r ' M E H 0 R A N D U M fO: ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY ~R0/1: JANES E. fiUC K, DIRECTOR, LlllRI\RY OEVrLOPi:EN T SERVICES UNIT DArE: NOVEMBER 18, 1975 ~U!lJ(CT : ::.'IRRAT IVE AND FISCAL R[PO RT OF SPECIAL PROJECT LSCA (1 -Ill) FY 1974 This .1cJ..n01·ded!Je s Color.-!rlo State library's receipt of your report 1~--:-_7 for 50 % conp I t ion f!.J full com pletion Y<J ur r,•por t Is : l __ l .l pproved 1vi th the fol l 01·ling cn11uncn ts or 'JIICst ions: We at the State Library are happy at the outcome of your local history project. We appreciate the Handbooks, Its publicity, the documents classification schedule, and your suggestions for others starting a project similar to yours. We commend you highly on your attent iveness to detail on your reporting-fiscal as well as narrative . cc : Ed Sayre • • , -.. • • 0 • COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APPLI CANT: King Sooper 5050 South Federal TYPE OF ACTIO N REQUESTED: 3.2 Beer License -Annual Renewal January 24, 1976 Expiration Dat e POLICE AND FB I REP ORTS : Enclosed PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIO ::YCLUDI NG ANNU AL RENEWAL: CITY ATT RNEY'S REVIEW: YEARS, •. ' • • , • • • • 0 • (R£11 ~70 ) STATE OF COLORADO • DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR 3.2% FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENS ES 00 NOT WR ITE IN TM IS SPACE AITUGttT!~ ..,,.tOVAl OflOC.At lte'IN~t 1\oJ~~th H tfO<J~I:tD SfHO '0 'Ol ~AOO Of.IIUJ~~otfNI Of lrfY(NUf )TAT(. (A.~•IOI. "N"~U I ll) [I:M...,..,)f OfNvt:• COtO >OJ (GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) U I ll UN C ,; I flo L KlNl• SO.J P tl{S O IV ~05U ~ ~[~ ~AL t:llo 1 •• l f wUI.J l) C•J i'OJ.l U I CEITIFY THAT THEil AlE NO CHANGES TO MY OIIGINAL AP't'I.ICATION EXCE" CHANGE OF MANAGER . TRADE NAME OR COII'ORA TE STRUCTURE . liQUOR ENFORCEME N T OFF ICER 'S ACTION >.PPROV£0 :/-7. r-.. t/._;- DATE DISAPPROVED DAI[ -NATUit ~ cJ a~~'L (IF THE RE IS A CH:~E IN OWNERSHif DO NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL >.PPLICATION ) IMPORTANT SEE INS TRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE SIDE MANAGER'S N>.ME Gary Prickett If APPliCANT IS A CORPORA TIO N fill IN REVERSE SIDE NEW TRADE N>.ME MAKE CHECK OR MONEY ORD£R ,AYAilE TO THE COLORADO 0£'UTMENT Of REV£NVf RE NEWA L APPLICATION FOR 3 2% fERMENTED MALT lEVU AGE liCENSE FOR THE YEAR ENDING TOTAL fEE(S) UM A((()Utooll N UMIU fOt li A.I IliT Y 1N f0t•AT I O,.. "'" lltH.tttN(.t COI.Hn ""' "'" lMIIltn 04lt J l-10719-01 5 10 OOu ~411 > 0 1 Lt7J TYPE J NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF liCENSE :S .l .,b: CtriT ILL!< •' T t.ll lh.t ~-. ... t l T Y 85 P EkC I:NT 'AP t-l :' \J l 2~77 (The follo w•"9 ofl•clo.,t to be •'9nod aod ad""wlodo-d by ..,c!J¥id•ok aod -" _._ ot po,_tl.'f" aod by ta<po<-) (If oppJ.c:ohcm '' for •mporter't hcenM .,,..,. .tote of ~~ r~e ) ~"<TE Of COlORADO c ..... ., ot Denver Charles R. McCotter 5S ot .... -.. namo4 ,.,,_.,_ That he hcH rood "" ..._.., ~-aod MO oftd "-•ft9• thef-... ,. wt forth or-e true of htt OWft ~~~ Oftd he ..,._ to by .... 0£'A"MfNT Of REV Nut IN CONNECTION THEREWJTH Of\'CV.t.lS ANO 4U M{M.I( Of OtJIINfRSt<IO 00 00(5 00 Of coo.o MU!.f N H(l( OAt .... -.. / ') tf ..,i . .l ,, , ...-:7..-2 ~/} fZ.t'~c .. .,';f. ~7 L-/llt~1 KING Soopers Olv. Dillon Co. Inc . Chari• R. McCott~r/ ~t~ ... Secnttory ... ..,., .... , ... ' • • , • .. • . 0 • .. TO: Bi II James , Dirac or ot Finance DATE: Cr;iet Holmes, Pol ice Partment ' SUBJECT: certber 8 , 1975 ll Ule DUTt£ CALl s -" G SOOF£Rs , 5050 S . F£0£RA L Blvo. P '"" • "• i ,,, '' o li oo deportmeot ho; "'"' i "" oo co II' '"' i og tho po;t '" c COo<o"' i og t ho II q"oc II oo,,. ot tho ebo.., "' ob II''""". Ch i e f of Po I i ce ez • • • .. - , • • 0 • MEt-~f ~ANDU~l TO: Bi f I JaMes , Direc or of Finance FRO I~: Cniet Hol,.es, Pol ice partment DATE: ceroer 8 , 1975 SUBJECT: Ll OR OUTLET CALLS -Kl G SOOFERS , 5050 S . FEDERA L BLVD . Pie se oe dvised the olice pa year concernin g the I iquor liens n has received no ca I Is du ring the past he above establishment . ChI ot Poll ce ez • . ' • • , - , • • 0 t• • COUN CIL ACTION REQUEST LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS APP LI CANT: 7-11 Store 4400 South Broadway TYPE OF ACTION RE QUESTED: 3.2 Beer License -Annual Renewa l January 5, 1976 Expirat i on Date POLICE AND FBI REPORTS : Enclosed PREVI OUS ITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS, EXCLUDING ANNUAL RENEWAL: C ."AENTS: Rene wal applica ion as no yet b n r~~ived by 7-11 fr t h State Liquor Division. Ren wal fe s ave n paid. .action should b taken a th Dec 1 , 1 75 Counci M ting because expiration da e is January 5, 197 . .. • • , .. ( • • • 0 • TO: Bill Jarres , Di rector of Finance FROM: Chief Holrres , Pol ice Departrrent DATE: Decent>er 8 , 1975 SUBJECT: Ll UOR OUTLET CALLS -7-ELEVEN, 4400 S . BRO ADWAY Please be advi sed the pol ice departrrent has received no calls during the past year concerning the I iquor I icense at the above establishment. Ch i e f of Po I i c ez ' • • f ( • t• • M E M 0 R A N D U M TO: Andy McCown, City Manager FRCM: Harry N. Taylor, Purchasing Agent DATE: December 11, 1975 SUBJECT: Greenhouse Bid Sealed proposals were received by the Director of Finance (Purchasing) on December 10, 1975 for the construction of one 40' x 80' greenhouse at 2540 West Union Avenue, Englewood, Colorado. The bids were received as follows: Company Roper IBG R & A Greenhouse Constr. & Mfg. Nexus Corp. All the bid s met minimum specifications. Budget 35,000 $45,480 34,873 27,198 Out of the budget of $35,000 there are exp nditures to date of $2 ,780 leaving an unencumbered balance of $32,220. Sufficient funds are available to accept the low bid. We recommend the proposal submitted by N xu a Corp. in the amount of $27,198.00 for the construction of a 40' x 80' greenhouse (complete) to be accepted and award made at this time. Purch81ing Aaent Concurr d by : ~~ 1. P. Roaaant Dir tor of Parke and R creation Dlr tor of Finan •. .. • • ' • City of Englewood 3..oo S Elatl Slr .. l Engl-00<1, Colorado 10110 PhOne (303) 7111·1140 • I• • PROC LA MAT ION W HER E A S , the ch11rch bas played an important role in the heritage and strength of our nation, and 5 W HE R E A S , it is most fitting and proper that special recognition be given this church heritage during the CENTENNIAL- BICE:!'.'TENNIAL celebration, and W H E R E A S , the true meaning and spirit of the Christmas season is an appropriate time for such recognttlon, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Tuesday, December 16, 1975, be proclaimed ENGLEWOOD CHRISTMAS SING OUT DAY, a day for recognizing tb rich beritag of tb church in our community, our state and our nation by appropriate celebraUon. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL THIS 16TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1975. JAMESL. TAYLOR, MAYOR En I ood, Colorado Jome• l Taylor MAYOR ' •. • • , • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN 6 A BY A_UTHORI TY ORDINANCE N0. ___ 5_C&_, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, AND/SIXTEEN LIBRARY JURISDICTIONS, AS SHOWN HEREIN, FOR THE RECIPROCAL USE OF CIRCULATION SERVICES BY PUBLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE CENTRAL COLORADO LIBRARY SYSTEM; AND DECLARING AN EMER- GENCY. WHEREAS, the libraries listed herein are participating members of the Central Colorado Library System, a system designed to coopera tively provide and improve library serv- ices at reduced cost to all residents of the eight-county Denver metropolitan area; and WHEREAS, it is in the demonstrated public interest to extend all reasonable convenience to citizens pursuing pub- licly-supported library and i nformation services; and WHEREAS, the library administrators within the system have in the past successfully provided reciprocal use of their circulation services to all residents of the Central Colorado Library System area who have shown evidence of registration at any one of the participating libraries in the system; and WHEREAS, library authorities signing the agreement wish to continue reciprocal borrowing services for residents of the Denver metropolitan area; and WHEREAS, the library jurisdictions which loan materials to residents who do not pay taxes in their jurisdictions de- serve due compensation for the services rendered; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That the City of Englewood, Colorado, a municip 1 corpora - t i on, shall enter into an agreement with the following juris - di c tions: Ad m County Public Library, Arapahoe Regional Library Distric t, Aurora Public Library, Boulder Public Library, Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library, Denver Public Library, -1 - ' • • - - • • , . • Douglas County Public Library, John Tomay Memorial Library, Idaho Springs Public Library, Jefferson County Public Library, Lafayette Public Library, Edwin A. Bemis Public Library, Longmont Public Library, Louisville Public Library, Ward Public Library, and Westminster Public Library, all acting by and through their proper officers, according to the provisions of that certain written instrument captioned "Multilateral Agreement for Reciprocal Use of Circulation Services by Public Libraries Participating in the Central Colorado Library System," which is as follows: -2 - •. • • , I ' • • • • • Multilateral agreement for reciprocal use of circulation services by public libraries participating in the Central Colorado Library System This agreement is made and entered into as of the first day of December 1975, by and between the several library jurisdictions listed below. WITNESSETH THAT: WHEREAS: 1. The libraries listed below are participating members of the Central Colorado Library System, a System designed to cooperatively provide improved library services at reduced coats to all residents of the eight-county Denver metropolitan area; and 2. It is in the deaonstrated public interest to extend all reasonable con- venience to citizens pursuing publicly supported library and information services; and 3. Library adainistrators within the System have, in the past success- fully provided reciprocal use of their circulation services to all residents of the Central Colorado Library System area who have shown evidence of regis- tration at any one of the participating libraries in the System; and 4. Library authorities signing below wish to continue reciprocal bor- rowing services for residents of the Denver metropolitan area; and S. Library juriadictiona which loan materials to residents who do not pay taxes in their juriadictiona deserve due compensation for the services rendered; NOW, THEREFORE, in conaideration of the autual promises contain d herein, it ia agreed as follows: 1. Each library authority aignatory hereto hall continue to honor a valid library reaiatration card from any citiz n who can preaent sa .. froa any of th other aignatory libraries in the Syat • area for purposes of reciprocal uae of circulation servicas; and • • , • • 0 2. Each library aut~ority signatory hereto shall receive $0.45 from the library jurisdiction of the user's residence per circulation transaction accom- plished under this agreement; and 3. Each library authority signatory hereto shall pay $0.45 per circula- tion transaction incurred by a resident of the library's political jurisdic- tion; and 4. The executive agent of the Central Colorado Library System shall receive monthly reports certified by the library administrators of such re- ciprocal circulation transactions incurred by this agreement and shall prepare ~d distribute statements quarterly based upon these monthly reports; and 5. The library administrators receiving statements for obligations under this agreement shall make full payment against those obligations no later than sixty (60) days after receipt of the statements; payments shall be made to the Central Colorado Library System; the executive agent of the System shall, in turn, reimburse creditor libraries which are due payment; and 6. The staff of the Central Colorado Library System shall maintain records, render comprehensive monthly reports, and perform annual evaluations of the reciprocal services provided; services by the System staff shall be at no charge to participating libraries; and 1. Any of the library jurisdictions signatory hereto may withdraw from this agre ment upon due notification to all other signators at lea t 45 days in advance of intended withdrawal , all withdrawal dates to be effective the first day of the month; no withdrawal shall act to the prejudice of any of the r mainina signatories with reap ct to existing obligations du fro. th withdrawing library to the remaining signatori s; nd 8. It is further understood that th librari a offering reciprocal ~ir culation services under this agre ment are in no way bound to offer other typ a of library services as a consequence of this are ment; and 9. This greement shall obt in until 30 Sept ber 1976 t which ti.e the a re m nt m y b renew d; the aare a nt of all eignators hereto. nt may be aa nd d by unanimoua con- -4 - • • ' .. • • • I• • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the signators on the attached page are duly authorized to enter into this agreement and to obligate their library jurisdictions for expenses incurred thereby and have set their hands and seals on the dates indi- cated. Signators to the multilateral agreement for reciprocal use of circulation services by public libraries participating in the Central Colorado Library System: Library Authority Adams County Public Library Date Library Authority Arapahoe Regional Library District Date Library Authority Aurora Public Library Date Library Authority Boulder Public Library Dat e Library Authority Hamia Doud Eia nhowar Public Library Data Library Authority Denv r Public Library Data Library Authority Idaho Springs Public Library Date Library Authority Jefferson County Public Library Date Library Authority Lafayette Public Library Date Library Au thority Edwin A. Bemis Public Library Date Library Authority Lonamont Public Library Date Library Authority Louiavilla Public Library D ta . s . • . • • ' • Library Authority Douglas County Public Library Date Library Authority Englewood Public Library Date Library Authority John Toaay Memorial Library Date • 0 • -6 - Library Authority Ward Public Library Date Library Authority Westminster Public Library Date •. • • , • • 0 Section 2 The Mayor is hereby authori zed and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City of Englewood, and the Director of Finance, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer is hereby directed to attest the same and affix the offi- cial seal of the City thereto. Section 3 Inasmuch as the within agreement with the participating library authorities is scheduled to become effective Decem - ber 1, 1975, should the agreement not be ratified and ap - proved effective as of that date, the City of Englewood would be penalized as a re sult of a loss of revenues ac- cruing to it and, accordingl y, the Council finds and de - termines that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of public property , health, peace and safety, and said ordinance shall become effective upon publication after final passage. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of December, 1975. Read by title and pa ssed on Final Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the ____ day of December, 1975. , Series of 1975, Mayor ATTEST : Ex Officio City Clerk -Tr a urer -7 - •. • • , ....... ' • • • • 0 I, William D. James, 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 Off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN 6 BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1975 A ORDI ACE YACATI G A CERTAI PORTIO OF THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS, E GLEW OD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLO- RADO. WHEREAS, there presentl y exist an alley in Block 4, Higgins South Broadway Heights, Englewood, Colorado; and WHEREAS, that portion of the alley requested to be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and has no common boundary with any other politi cal subdiv1 ion; and WHEREAS, there is no public rea on for retaining the alley; OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section l That the following described portion of an alley located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and the same is hereby vacated: That portion of the alley adjacent to Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and the West 17' of Lot 25, Block 4, Higgins South Broadway Heights, City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, Colo- rado. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 16th day of June, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of June, 1975. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 16th day of December, 1975. Published by title s Ordinance o. ____ , Series of 1975, on the d y of Dec mber, 19 5 . Mayor ATTEST: Ex O££ic1o City Clerk-Treasurer • . • • , • • • • 0 '· I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance passed at final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ____ , Series of 1975. Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer - 2 - •. • • • • • 0 I • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU CILMAN SOV ERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACT! G SECTIONS 9 AND 10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II, OF THE 1969 E .M.C. BY ADDING NEW SEC- TIONS THERETO RELATING TO FIREMEN'S PENSIONS, SPECIAL FUND, DISABILITY, PENSIONS AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That Sections 9 and 10 of Chapter 1, Title II, of the 1969 E.M.C. hereby are repealed, and new sections to be num - bered 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 are hereby added to read as fol- lows: 2-1-9: (a) FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTlONSf REPAYMENTS; INJURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RET REMENT BENE- FITS; SPECIAL FUND CREATED There hereby is created a special fund to be known as the "Firefighters' Benefit Fund" for the purpose of refunding accumulated contributions to those fire- fighters coming within the provisions of this section, and to provide those funds necessary to pay the bene- fits accruing to firefighters, pursuant to the terms of this chapter. (b) The City shall make contribution to said Firefighters' Benefit Fund at a rate to be determined annually in the following manner: At least every three (3) years, the Ci y of Englewood shall have an actuarial study prepared relat1ng to the Fire Pen ion Fund and FIRE FIGHTERS'BENEFIT FU D. The normal cost of the benefits afforded under the STATUTORY FIRE PE SIO FU D D THE ORMAL COST, PLUS A Y U FU OED COST PRORATED 0 A THIRTY (30) YEAR FU DI. G BASIS OF THE BE EFITS AFFORDED UNDER THE FIREFIGHTERS' BE EFIT FU D WILL BE DISTRIBUTED A UALLY I TO TilE TWO PE SIO FUNDS. The City's con- tributlon into he Firefight r 1 Benefit Fund w1ll be a 1 ure der1ved by t king he TOTAL DISTRIBUTION TO BE D E CH E R, D SCRIB D ABOVE, A D SUBTRACT! G CO TRIBUTIO. tADE Y TilE F.MPLOYFE, CITY A D STATE OF COLORADO, TO Til . Fl R PF. •. 10. FU D. The re ultant p r- cent ge 1 ul t d nnu lly ill b paid fro eneral rev nu of the City into th Firefighter 1 B nefit Fund. • 1 - • • ....... ' • • (c) In addition to the powers and obligations imposed upon the Board of Trustees of the Englewood Fire Pens ion Board, by Article 30, Title 31, C.R.S. 1973, as amended, said board shall have all powers necessary to supervise and administer the terms of this section. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus monies resulting in said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen's Pension Fund of the City. 2-1-10: FIREFIGHTERS; PEru~NENT ~IS A31LITY S~ould any firefighter become permanentlY disabled, whether as a result of an on-the-job or off-the-job injury so that he becomes eligible for total disability benefits provided under the Fire Pension Fund, the City will pay, out of the separate existing 'Firefighters' Benefit Fund' an amount equal to twenty percent (20\) of said firefighter's salary in addition to any payaents to be received by said firefighter from the Fire Pen- sion Fund, so that said firefighter shall receive a total of seventy percent (70\) of his salary, fifty percent (SO\) from the Fire Pension Fund and twenty percent (20\) from the Fire - fighter's Benefit Fund. In the event that the Fire Pension Fund does not provide for the disability benefits for any reason, the Firefighters' Benefit Fund shall provide for the entire seventy percent (70\) coverage. The City will continue such payments until such time as the firefighter would have been eligible to receive normal retirement benefits under the Fire Pension Fund. 2-1-11: EFITS Any member of the Fire Department who has attained the age of fifty (SO) years and has twenty (20) or more years of credited service shall be eligible to receive a service r~tirement pension based on the employee's final base pay, allowing two -and -one half percent (2~\) for each of the first twenty years of credited erv- ice, plus one percent (1\) for each additional year of credited service, to a m ximum of si ty-five percent (6S\). Calculating the base pay means th amount of his monthly salary a of the date of his r tirement. P nsion paya n s hall be made in equal on hly ins allm nt o the aeaber. -2 -• • - • • 0 , . • 2-1-12: FIREFIGHTER'S PENSION CONTRIBUTIONS; REFUND Should any member of the Fire Department leave the service of the City prior to becoming eligible to receive a pension payable from the Firemen's Pension Fund, for any reason other than death, and said member has less than five (5) years of credited service at termination, said firefighter shall be entitled to a refund of his accumulated contributions of the Englewood Firemen's Pension Fund. The term 'accumulated contributions' shall mean the sum of said firemen's contribution to the City to the Firemen's Pension Fund together with interest, if any, thereon, as may be determined by the Board of Trustees of said fund. If said firefighter has five (5) or more years of credited service at terminat i on, the firefighter may elect either : (1) deferred monthly benefit payable beginning at age fifty (SO) based upon the member's final base pay, allowing two -and-one -half percent (2~\) for each of the first twenty years of credited service plus one percent (1\) for each additional year to a maximum of s i xty-five percent (65\) of base b ase pay, or (2) rece i ve a refund of his accumulated cont r i but ion s. as set out above. Z-1-13: (a) There i h ereby cr ed a p cial fund to be known a the "Volunt eer F1refi h er ' Pen ion Fund" for the purpo e of payin tatu or benefits t o volun - t eer firefighter under condition as provided by Part 4, COLORADO R VISED STATUTES, 1973, TITLE 31 , ARTICLE 30, aa nded. {b) B n fit {or all volunt er fire• n retired b fore 0 ceaber 31, 19 74 h 11 b expended fro fund r - ceived from th t te of Colorado in th annual allotment prov1ded n COLO DO REVIS D TATUTES, 19 3, TITLE 31, ARTICL 30, Part 4~ a amended. -3 - •. • • I • • • • 0 An annual determination shall be made of the necessary allocation of the allotment between the Volunteer Firefighters' Pension Fund and the regular Firefighters' Pension Fund. (c) Beginning January 1, 1975, the City of Englewood shall make contributions to the Volunteer Fire- fighter's Pension Fund as determined necessary to annually fund the pension benefit accumula- tions of the volunteers. The contribution shall be based on an actuarial study to be done at least every three (3) years. Pension benefits to volun- teers retiring after January 1, 1975, will be paid from these contributions. Section 2 Inasmuch as the prov1s1ons contained in the Memorandum of Understanding between the Englewood Firefighters Associa- tion and the City are scheduled to become effective January 1, 1976, and it is imperative that this ordinance be in effect at that time, the City Council, therefore, finds and determines that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within ordinance is necessary for the im mediate preservation of property, health, peace and safety. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the ist of December, 1975. Published a a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd of December, 1975. Read by title a nd passed on Final Reading on the 16th da of December, 19 75. Publ1 hed by titl as Ordinance No. ___ , Serie of 1975, on the ___ day of December, 1975. Mayor -4 - ' • • 0 , ....... 1 ( • • • ATTEST: Ex Offic~o City Clerk -Treasurer I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the fore- going 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 Off~c~o City Clerk-Treasurer -s - ' • • ....... • • 0 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING 6 D BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4, 8 AND 9, TITLE V, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b ) AND (c), SEC- TION 12, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V, RELATING TO ANNUAL SICK, MATERNITY, FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVES; INSURANCE AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That Sections 1, 7, 13, 15 and 17, Chapter 4, Title V of the 1969 E.M.C. hereby are amended to read as follows: 5 -4-1: ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIONS (a) All employees in the classified service, except those employees classified under Section 5-6 -10 (Fire Department ), working a forty-hour week, shall be entitled to fifteen (15) days of annual leave each year. Annual leave shall accumulate monthly at the rate of one and one-fourth (1~) days per month of active service. In order to qualify for annual leave credit during the month, the employee must receive pay for at least one half (~) of the working days of that month. An - nual leave shall not be granted to any eaployee until he has been in the employ of the City for at least six (6) consecutive months. For those employees having less than ten years of continu- ous service the m ximum accumulation of annual leave shall be thir y {30) days. (b) All employees in the classified service working ssign d period of twenty-four (2 4) hours (Fire Department) sh 11 be entitled to seven and one- h lf (7~) hift of nnual le ve each year. An- nual 1 av for sa1d mploy s having les than t n year of continuou rvice sh 11 accuaul te at th rat of ift en (15) hour for ach month -1 - • . • • ...... • • 0 of active service and maximum accumulation shall be three -hundred sixty (360) hours per annum. Qualification for annual sick leave shall be the same as other classified employees. (c) After ten (10) years of continuous service all employees in the classified service, except those employees classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire Department), shall receive one-and-one-half (1~) days of annual leave per month of active service , and firefighters shall receive nine-and-one-half (9~) shifts of leave for each year of continuous service. The maximum accumulation of annual leave for all classified employees, other than firefighters, working a forty-hour week, shall be forty (40) days; and for firefighters said maximum accumulation shall be four-hundred sixty -eight (468) hours. (d) Annual leave shall neither be authorized nor computed for any purpose after the maximum accumulations of said leave have been reached. 5-4 -7: SICK LEAVE; USE (a) Authorization for sick leave shall be granted only for the following reasons : (b) (3) ILLNESS OF THE EMPLOYEE'S SPOUSE OR CHILDREN WHICH NECESSITATES THE EMPLOYEE'S ABSENCE FROM SERVICE. Sick leave shall be allowed only to the total amount accumulated at the beginning of a leave, as verified by the Personnel 9ffiee DEPARTMENT. 5-4-12: SICK LEAVE; INJURIES, TEMPORARY; TOTAL DISABILITIES (b) Repealed. (c) Repealed. (NOTE : These prov1s1ons are now contained in Titl II and XI of the Code.) -2 - ' • • , - • • 0 - 5-4-13: MATERNITY LEAVE Pregnant employees shall be granted a maternity leave of absence without pay as follows: (a) Pregnant employees shall be granted maternity leave of absence without pay for a period of ti•e up to but not exceeding four (4) weeks. (b) Employees granted maternity leave shall have the option of using accrued annual leave with pay for all or any portion of said four (4) week period. 5-4-15: FUNERAL LEAVE The appointing authority may grant leave with pay to an employee to attend the funeral of a member of the em- ployee's family. The number of days granted shall be governed by the circumstances of the case, but in no event shall they exceed five (5) working days. For the purposes of this section, "employee's faaily" shall aean the children, GRANDCHILDREN, parents, GRANDPARENTS, brothers and sisters of the employee or of the employee's spouse . 5-4 -17: OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS (a) The following days shall be considered official paid holiday s by the City: (11) New Year's Eve: Deceaber 31. (Exce pt ea- ployees on shift work .) Section Z That Section Z, Chapter 8, Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby aaended to read as follows: -3 - . ' ' • • , • • • 5-8-2: INSURANCE BENEFITS The City Council may, from time to time, authorize by motion or resolution, the expenditure of City funds for the payment of premiums for life, medical, dental, hospitaliza- tion, disability insurance, or portions thereof, for all City employees, OR CITY EMPLOYEES RETIRED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE OR STATE STATUTE, or any part thereof, provided that a sufficient sum is appropriated for the payment therefor. Section 3 That sections 3, 12, 16, 19, 24, 36 and 37 of Chapter 9, Title V, are hereby amended as follows: ARTICLE II -ESTABLISHMENT OF RETIREMENT PLAN AND DEFINITION. 5-9-3: DEFI ITIONS Whenever used in the Plan, the following terms shall have the respective meanings set forth below, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (W) "FINAL AVERAGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION" SHALL MEAN THE AVERAGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION RECEIVED BY THE MEMBER DURING THE LAST SIXTY (60) CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR MONTHS. 5-9-12: ARTICLE V -CONTRIBUTIONS MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1976, 0 MEMBER WILL BE REQUIRED OR PERMITTED TO CONT RIBUT E TO THE PLAN. ARTICLE VI -RETIREMENT DATES Th nor 1 r~t1rem nt d t of me ber hall be th first d y of th c 1 nd r month coincident with or next succ din hi 65th b1rthda , ~!-n t· e ere-Fehr~ary-1;·1979. -4 - • . ' • • ' ....... ' • • 5-9-19: DISABILITY RETIREMENT A member shall be eligible for a disability retirement if his employment with the City is terminated by reason of disability, provided he has completed five or more years of credited service. Payment of a disability retirement bene- fit shall commence as of the first day of the month next following the date of retirement, provided the member is not covered by the City's Long-Term Disability Plan. If the member is covered by such Long-Term Disability Plan, payment of the disability retirement benefits provided hereunder shall commence on the first day of the month next following his normal retirement date. The last payment shall be made as of the first day of the month in which the death of the retired member occurs or his disability ceases, which- ever first occurs. If disability ceases on or after his nor- mal retirement date and he does not return to full-time em- ployment with the City, his disability retirement benefit shall be continued in the same manner as if his disability had continued. If the retired member's disability ceases prior to his normal retirement date, and he is not reemployed by the City, and if he had met the requirements for an early or deferred vested retirement benefit on the date of his re- tirement for disability, he shall be entitled to receive, commencing on the first day of the month next following his normal retirement date, a retirement benefit equal in amount to the early or deferred vested retirement benefit to which he would have been entitled, as of the date of his disablement, considering his compensation and credited service as if he had no disability; provided, however, if the member requests the commencement of his early or de - ferred vested retirement benefit as of the first day of the month next following his 55th birthday, or as of the first day of any subsequent month which precede his normal retirement date, his retirement benefit shall commence as of the beginning of the month so requested, but the mount thereof s hall be reduced in accordance with Section 5-9-22 based on the number of years by which the starting date of the retirement benefit payments precede the member' normal retirement date. If di ability cea e b fore a retired m ber a normal retirement date nd the em r is reemploy City, the r tirement benefit payable upon hi ub retirement hall be de rmined in cord n e wi h 1s1on of Section 5 -9 -21 h reof. -s - t in hi d by the qu nt th pro - ' • • ... • • 0 • Notwithstanding any other prov1s1on of this section, no member shall qualify for a disability retirement if the Board determines that his disability results from (a) addiction to narcotics or hallucinogenic drugs, (b) an injury suffered while engaged in a felonious or criminal act or enterprise, or (c) service in the armed forces of the United States which entitles the member to a veteran's disability pension. Disability under the plan shall be considered total and permanent if, on the basis of a medical examination by a doctor or clinic appointed by the Board, the Board finds that the member ha s a physical or mental condition which totally and presumably perman e ntly prevents him from engaging in any substantial gainful employment with the City. The Board shall, however, have the right to waive the requirement for a medical examination if it is determined that such an examination is unnecessary. Disability shall be considered to have ended if, ~rior to his normal retirement date, the member (a) engages 1n any substantial gainful activity, except for such employ- ment as is found by the Board to be for the primary purpose of rehabilitation or not incompatible with a finding of total and permanent disability, or (b) has sufficiently recovered, in the opinion of the Board based on a medical examination by a doctor or clinic appointed by the Board, to be able to engage in regular employment with the City and refuses an offer of employment by the City, or (c) refuses to undergo any medical examination requested by the Board, provided that a medical examination shall not be required more frequently than twi c e in any calendar year. 5-9-21: AR TICL E VII -RET IR EME T BENEFIT NORMAL RET IREMENT BE FIT Upon retirement t normal r tirement date, each retired member s hall receive a •onthly retirement b nefit for ten (10) ye certain, and life th r af er, equal t o efte·t~elft~ l/lZ u• of th follo~ina: ( ) FOR P lOR SE ICE . .65\ OF TH MEM~ER 'S FINAL AV RAGE THLY C P . SATIO , LTIPLIED BY THE UMBER OF YEARS OF CREDITED PRIOR SERVICE. -6 - · . ' • • f • • 0 L• • (b) FOR CURRENT SERVICE: 1.3% OF FINAL AVERAGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION, MULTIPLIED TIMES THE NUMBER OF YEARS OF CREDITED CURRENT SERVICE. 5-9-24: DISABILITY RETIREMENT A MEMBER WHO MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND WHO IS NOT COVERED BY THE CITY'S LONG-TERM DISABILITY PLAN SHALL RECEIVE A MONTHLY AMOUNT WHICH SHALL BE COMPUTED AS FOR EARLY RETIREMENT UNDER SECTIO 5-9-22, BUT WITHOUT REDUCTION. A MEMBER WHO MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A DISABILITY RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND WHO IS COVERED BY THE CITY'S LONG- TERM DISABILITY PLAN, SHALL RECEIVE A MONTHLY AMOUNT COM- MENCING ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH NEXT FOLLOWING HIS NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE AND COMPUTED AS FOR A NORMAL RE - TIREMENT UNDER SECTION 5 -9 -2 1, CONSIDERING HIS FINAL AVER· AGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION AT THE DATE OF HIS RETIREMENT FOR DISABILITY AND THE CREDITED SERVICE HE ACCUMULATED DURING THE PERIOD IN WHICH HE RECEIVED LONG-TERM DISABILITY BENE-FITS. ARTICLE X -SEVERANCE BENEF ITS 5-9-36: LESS THAN FIVE YEARS CREDITED SER\'ICE In the event that a member shall resign or be discharged from the service of the City prior to hi s normal retireaent date and less than five (5) years of credited service, the only benefit to which he shall be entitled under this plan shall be the SUM OF: (a) THE AMOUNT OF HI S ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS (b) 21 OF THE CO~PENSATIO RECEIVED BY THE MEMBER SUB- SEQUENT TO DECEMBER 31, 1975. 5-9-37: FIVE OR MORE YEARS CREDITED SERVICE THE FOLLOWING SHALL APPLY TO A Y EMPLOYE OF TH CITY OF ENGLEWOOD A D A 1EMB R OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RETIREMENT PL N, AND WHO HAS CCUMUL TED FI E (5) YEARS OR MOR OF CREDITED SERVICE A D HAS R SIG ED OR WA S DI CHARGED FROM SERVICE WITH THE CITY, AFTER DECEMBER 31, 1975. - 7 - • • , - • • 0 t• - (a) IN THE EVENT THAT A MEMBER SHALL RESIGN OR BE DIS- CHARGED FROM THE SERVICE OF THE CITY PRIOR TO HIS NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE AND HAS FIVE (5) OR MORE YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE, HE MAY ELECT EITHER: (i) TO LEAVE HIS ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS ON DEPOSIT IN THE FUND A D BECOME A VESTED MEMBER, OR (ii) TO RECEIVE I LIEU OF ALL OTHER BENEFITS A REFUND OF HIS ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS PLUS 2\ OF THE COMPENSATIO RECEIVED BY HIM SUB- SEQUENT TO DECEMBER 31, 1975. IF SUCH A MEMB ER FAILS TO ELECT EITHER OF THE ABOVE WITHIN NINETY (90) DAYS AFTER HIS DATE OF TERMINA- TION FROM THE PLA , THEN HE SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE ELECTED TO LEAVE HIS ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS ON DEPOSIT AND BECOME A VESTED MEMBER. (b) A VESTED MEMBER SHALL BE ENTITLED TO A DEFERRED RETIREMENT BENEFIT WHICH SHALL BE 100\ OF THE RE - TIREMENT BENEFIT EARNED TO THE DATE OF TERMINATION OF HIS MEMBERSHIP. (c) SUCH DEFERRED RETIREMENT BENEFITS SHALL COMMENCE ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING THE MEMBER'S NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE. (d) IN LIEU OF RECEIVING THE DEFERRED RETIREMENT BENEFIT UPON THE NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE THE VESTED MEMBER MAY ELECT TO RECEIVE A REDUCED RETIREMENT BENEFIT BEGIN- NING ON THE FIRST DAY OF ANY MONTH SUBSEQUENT TO HIS ATTAINMENT OF AGE FIFTY-FIVE (55). THE REDUCTIO SHALL BE THE SAME AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 5-9-22. (e) A VESTED MEMBER MAY ELECT AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO HIS RETIREMENT DATE TO RECEIVE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER BENE- FITS A REFUND OF ANY ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS AS OF THE DATE OF THE REFUND PLUS 2\ OF THE COMPENSATION RECEIVED BY HIM SUBSEQUENT TO DECEMBER 31, 1975. Section 4 Inasmuch as the provi ion s cont ined in th M aorandua of Understanding between the Engle wood Muni cip~l Eaploy A socia- •. • • , ...... ( • • 0 tion and the City are scheduled to become effective January 1, 1976, and it is imperative that this ordinance be in effect at that time, the City Council, therefore, finds and determines that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of property, health, peace and safety. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of December, 1975. Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 16th day of Dece•ber, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the ____ day of December, 1975. , Series of 1975, Mayor ATTEST: Ex Off1cio City Clerk-Treasurer I, William D. Ja•es, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and co•plete copy of the Ordinance passed on Final Reading and published by title as Ordinance o. Series of 1975. Ex Offic1o C1ty Clerk -Treasurer • • • , .. ( ( • ( • • • • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL MAN MANN 1:. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~~. SERIES OF 1975 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING SECTIONS 8 AND 9 OF CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C. BY ADDING NEW SEC- TIONS THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PENSIONS, SPECIAL FUNDS, RETIREMENT BENEFITS, DISABILITY, AND REFUNDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE POLICE PENSIO FUND; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE- WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : Section 1 That Sections 8 and 9 of Chap ter 1, Title XI of the 1969 E.M.C. hereby are repealed; and new sections to be numbered 8, 9, 10, 11 and lZ hereby are added thereto to read as follows: 11-1-8: POLICEMEN'S PE SION FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND, SPECIAL FU D CREATED. (a ) The City of Englewood does hereby elect to continue to participate in the Police Pension Fund, in accor - dance with the provisions of Title 31, Article 30, Part 3, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973, as amended, save and except to the extent the provisions of this ordinance supersed s any provisions of said statutes. (b) There hereby is created a special fu nd to be known as "Police Officers' Benefi Fund" for the purpose of pay- ing those benefits accruing to police officers, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, as well as Title V of the official City Code. (c) The City shall m ke contribut1on to s id Police Officers' Benefit Fund ra e to b det rmined nnu lly in the following manner: At 1 a every three (3) ye r , the City of Englewood h 11 have n actu rial study prepared relat1ng to th Pol1c Pension FUND AND POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT fU D. Th norm 1 co of the benefits afforded under th STATUTORY POLIC · PE SION FUND AD TH ORMAL COST, PLU ANY U U D 0 COT PRORAT·D 0 A THIRTY (30) YEAR FU OJ G BASIS OF TH BEN FITS FFORD D U DER THE POLICE OFFIC R ' BE P.FIT FU D WILL BE DI TRIBUTED A · NUALLY [ TO TilE T 0 PE SIO FU OS. The Clty' contribu- tion into the Pollee Offi er .' Benefit Fund will b figur d riv d by t kin he TOTAL DI TRIBUTIO TO B MAD E CH Y AR A Dl SCR l BED ABOVE A 0 SUBTRACTI G CO · TRIBUTIO S MADU 8\" THE EMPLO I: , CITY A 0 STATE OF COLORAD , TO Til POLIC PE SIO FU D. Th r ul n • 1 - • . • • , • • • 0 percentage calculated annually will be paid from ( general revenues of the City into the Police Officers' Benefit Fund. ( • (d) In addition to the powers imposed upon the Board of Trustees of the Englewood Policemen's Pension Fund by Title 31, Article 30, Part 3, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973, as amended, said board shall have all of the powers necessary to supervise and administer the provisions of this section. In addition thereto, said board shall have the power from time to time, as the need may arise, to transfer any surplus monies resulting in said Police Officers ' Benef it Fund to Policemen's Pension Fund of the City. 11-1-9: POLICE OFFICERS; PERMANENT DISABILITY Should any police officer become permanently disabled, whether as a result of an on-the-job or an off-the-job injury, so that said officer becomes eligible for the total disability benefits provided under the Police Pension Fund, the City shall pay, out of the Police Officers' Benefit Fund, in addition to any benefits to be received by the police officer from the Police Pension Fund, an amount equal to twenty percent (20\) of said officer 's salary, so that said officer shall receive a total of seventy percent (70 \) of salary, fifty per - cent (SO\) from the Police Pension Fund, and twenty percent (20\) from the Police Officers' Benefit Fund. In the event that the Engle- wood Police Pension Fund does not provide for the disability benefit for any reason, the Police Officers' Benefit Fund shall provide seventy percent (70\) coverage. The City shall continue such payments until such time as the police officer would have been eligible to re- ceive normal non -di s ability retirement benefits payable from the Po- lice Pension Fu n d. 11-1-10: RETIREMENT BENEFITS Any police officer who has attained the age of fifty -five (55) years and has twenty (20) or more year of credited service with the Englewood Police Departm nt, or a member who has twenty - five (25) years or more of credi with aid Englewood Police De - partment, regardless of ag , hall be eligible to rec ive a service retirement pension based on the police officer's final base pay, allowing two -and -one -half percent (2~\) for each of the first twenty (20) years of accredited ervice, plu one percent (1\) for each ad- ditional year of accredited se rvice, to a maximum of ixty -five per- cent (65\). C lcul tin th b se p y mens the average alary re - ceived as a member of id departmen for one y ar befor granting said pension. Pension p yment sh 11 made in equal monthly in - t 11m nts to the member. -2 -• • t ( • • • 0 11-1-11: LEAVING PRIOR TO ELIGI BILITY Should any police officer leave the service of the City prior to becoming eligible to receive a pension, for any reason other than death, and said member has less than five years of credited service at termination, he shall be entitled to a refund of his total contribution without interest; or if said member has five (5) or more years of credited service at termination, said officer may elect either 1) to receive deferred monthly benefits payable beginning at age fifty -five (55) based upon the member's final base pay , allowing two-and-one -half per - cent (2~\) for each of the first twenty (20) years of accredited service plus one percent (1\) for each additional year of accred - ited service to a maximum of sixty five percent (65\) of base pay or, 2) receive a refund of his total contributions without in- ~PrP~~ 11-1 -12 : POLICE PENSION FUND INVESTMENTS I n lieu of the provisions of Title 31, Article 30, Section 312, C.R.S. 1973, the Board of Trustee s of the Policemen's Pen- sion Fund of this municipality shall be governed by the follow- ing provisions, to wit : The Board of Trustees of the Policemen's Pension Fund in thi s municipality shall have power to draw on such Pen - sion Fund, from the Treasurer of the Policemen's Pension Fund, and may invest the same, or any part thereof, in the name of the Board of Trustees of the Policeaen' Pen- sion Fund, in any securit y , bond, debenture, corporate obligation, stock, pre fe rr e d or coamon, securities of any open-end or closed-end management-type investment company or investment trust and participations in com- mon trust f und s, to the extent th at uch i nve s tment s would be authorized investment by fiduciaries with in this state, as set forth in Title 15 , Article 1, Part 3 , C.R.S. 1973, or any subsequent amendment thereto, provid - ing that said bo rd shall at all times hold fixed income oblig tions h ving a book value or cost of not less than ixty percent (60\) of the total contribution mad to aid Policemen' P n ion Fund, les th amount paid out. All sccuritie inve ted h 11 be deposited with th Trea- surer of the City of Englewood, a ex officio Trea urer of the Bo rd of Trustees of the Policemen's Pe n sion Fund, nd subject to th order of said board. (Ord. No. 40, S ries of 1969) -3 - • • , • • 0 Section 2. Inasmuch as the memorandum of understanding with the Police Benefit Association is scheduled to begin January 1, 1976, and it is imperative that this ordinance be in effect at that time, the Council, therefore, finds and determines that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of property, health, peace and safety. Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of December, 1975. Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 16th day of December, 1975. Published by title as Ordinance No. on the ___ day of December, 1975. , Series of 1975, Mayor ATTEST: Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, William D. James, 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 C1ty Clerk -Treasurer • 4 - ' • • . . • • • • RESOUITION 00. 25, SERIES OF I975 (CORRECTED) A RESOUITION AlffiiORI2ING 1liE PURQIASE OR cnme.t4ATION OF CERTAIN LANDS AUHi 1liE sa.m-1 PLAITE RIVER WITIUN 1liE CITY OF SHERIMN, COI...ORAOO, TO PROVIDE A MJLTIPLE USE ROCREA.TI<JI FACILITY. MIEREAS, pursuant to agreement between the cities of Englewood and Sheridan under date of July 23, 1974, said cities agreed to pro- vide a rultiple use recreation facility along the South Platte River to accommodate an eighteen hole golf course, a golf driving range, a club house, a river green belt, hike and bike nature trails, a softball complex and garden plot, together with all necessary ap- purtenant facilities; and MiEREAS, that agreement further provided that the cities of Englewood and Sheridan would act jointly to illlplement the acquisi- tion of the property necessary for the multiple use recreation fa- cility; and WHEREAS, negotiations for the purchase of the properties located within the City of Sheridan found necessary for the said facilities have been in progress since approximately January 15, 1975; ~, 1liEREFORE, BE IT RESCI.VED BY 1liE CITY CXXN:IL OF 1liE CITY OF ENGLB«X>D, COLORADO, AS FOI.LCMS : Section 1 That Ihlner.t Dollain proceedings be instituted upon the follwoing parcels unless negotiaticns wi th the owners of those tracts are pro - ductive of agreement within thirty (30) days of the effective date of this resoluticn: PARCEL 1 <Mler of Record: Burks 6 Co •• Inc. Acreage: . 30 ~ PARCEL 4B <Mler of Record: Winslow Construction Co., a &eneral partnership Acreage: 47.98! -1 - ,_ • . • • f - • ----------------------------~~ • 0 • PARCEL 5 Owner of Record: Gerald L. Botkins Acreage: 4. 68 ~ PARCEL 6 Owner of Record: Kenneth J. Chiodo and Kern W. Schumacher Acreage: 30.58 ! Section 2 That in the absence of an agreement in principal with the owners of Parcel 4A and 7, being Winslow Construction ~Y, a general partnership, and Motor Crane Service Company, a Colorado corporation, respectively, within the next ninety (90) days, the City ColDlCil hereby authorizes the carmencement of condemnation proceedings to acquire said parcels and, furthe11110re, authorizes the CCIIIIIencement of a suit for declaratory judgment, or other appropriate relief, in order to obtain a judicial declaration of the validity of that certain gravel lease on Parcel designated No. 8, owned by the City of Engle\o'Ood. Section 3 That the cities herein shall ca~q>ly with Section 301 of the Act of Congress of January 2, 1971, P.L. 91-646, cited as the ''Unifonn Reloca- tion Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970", together with all pertinent Federal regulations relating to the acqui- sition of real property where matching Federal funds are utilized. AOOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of May, A.D., 1975. Mayor ATTEST: ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer I, rl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerlc-Tr asurer of the City of En lewod, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a tru , accurate and eatq>lete copy of R.e olution No. 25, Series of 1975. ex off1c1o City Clerk-Treasurer • 2 . • • f • CONSUL.TING [NCJINECRS 0: !\r. Kells 1vaggoner - S &G Job ~o. 75019-41 December 12, 1975 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 8545 W CO LFAX • SUITE 4 • SQUIRE PLAZA LAKEWOOD , COLORAOG1e0215 238 8573 FROH: :lcil Grigg and Ton Young SUBJECT: STATUS OF LITTLe DRY CREEK STUDY The p..1rpose of this memor nd . is to bring you up-to-uate on the status of the Little Dry Creek Study . We have completed the pre- lininary cont act work with the Ur n Drainage District and with t e engineering firm that studie Little ry Creek before,~cCall -Ellingson an :terrill , Inc . In addition, we h v e completed substantial ana ysis of t e existing i tuation. •le should be ready to submit preliminary fin ings for your review during th month of January. After you ,avo reviewed our r li min ry rasults, wo would expect to prepare a docu- me nt for pres e nt ion to the council. The most important single fact wa are now confronted with is that the 100 year esign flow on Little Dry Creek at Clarkson Street is 70 00 cfs, not 4 700 cf a envisioned in the six-dams plan of the l·tcCall- Ellingson r epor t. This results fro decisions to rely on only two dams, r t er than on all s~x. The four dams not presently planned for construction are all '~it,in tho Gr"'anwood Gulch Basi n which is th major tributary to Little Dry Creek just pstre m of Clarkson Street. T e net r e s ul of t e for go ing is that th esign contained in '1cC 11- Ellingson report (4700 cfs ) now must be viewed as about ten year design, not a 10 0 ye r. The work within Englewood spoci fied in t e '1cCall-Ellingson report was estim te to cost orne $2.8 million (1973 oll rs) to ccommod te the 470 0 fs. To incr se the de~ign flow to 7000 cf , and with current infl tion in con ruction co ts ver g~ng 10\ nnu lly, this figure will incr e ub s tanti lly. to discus ct yo for nt ir so ill l ty to t tua o! our work at y ti r vi w of t. e reaulta of our work .. • CONSU~TINO £NOIN££RS TO: !ir . Ke lls •v ggoner 0 - ... S &G J ob No. 7 5019-~1 December 12, 1975 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 854 ~ W C OLFAX • SUITE 4 • SQUIRE PLAZA LAKE WOOD . COLORADO 80215 238 85 7] FRO/\: i lci 1 Grigg and Tom Yo ng SUBJEC T: STATUS OF LITTLe DRY CREEK STUDY The purpose of this me mor n dum is to bring you up-to-date on the status of the Little Dry Creek St dy. \'Ia have completed the pre- li ~inary contac t work with the Urban Drainage District and wit t e engineering firm that studio Little Dry Creek bofore,~cCall-Ellingson and :iorri 11, Inc. In addition, we hav e completed substantial analysis of t e existing situation . i le should be ready to submit preliminary fin ings for your review during the month of January. After you . ave reviewed our preliminary results, we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for pres e n tion to the council. The mos t import nt single fact we re now confronted with is that the 10 0 year design flow o n Little Dry Creek at Clarkson Street is 7000 cfs, not 4700 cfs as en visi o ned in the six-dams plan of the l1cCall- ~llingson r eport . Th is results from decisions to rely on only two dams, rat or than on all six. The four dams not presently planned for construction are all \~i thin tho Greenwood Gulch Basin which is the major tributary to Little Dry Creek just upstre m of Clarkson Street. T;1e net r e s ult of t e for eCJo ing is th t the design contained in '1 cC 11- Ellingson report (4700 cfs ) now mu t be viewc as about ten year design, not 10 0 year. The work withi n Englewood specified in the ~cCall-Ellingson report was estimated to cost omo $2.8 million (1973 Jollars) to accommodate the 47 00 cfs . To increase the design flow to 70 0 0 cfs, and with current infl tion in c on tr uc tion co ts ver ging lOt annually, this figure wi 1 inc rea e ubstanti lly. ·'~ our ti. to d c u ct yo t r t1o st tus of or work a t any t r vi w ot t r • t ot our wor • CO NS UL.TING [NGIN[I:RS 0 - S&G Jon ~o. 75019-41 Decemoer 12, 1975 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 8545 W COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SOU I RE PLAZA LAKEWOOD , COLORADO 80215 238 85 73 TO: ltr. Kells waggoner FROt1: ;lcil Gr igg and Tom Yo ng SUBJECT: STATUS OF LITTLe DRY CREEK STUDY The purpose of this memorancl :n is to bring you up-to-uate on the status of the Little Dry Creek Study. We have completed the pre- liminary contact work with the Urban Drainage District and with t l1e engineering firm that studied Little Dry Creek before, '<l.cCal -E llingson and :iorrill, Inc . In addition, we have completed substantial analysis of t he existing situation . \/e should be ready to submit preliminary findings for your review during the month of January. After you . ave reviewe our prelimin ry results, we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for pre sentat ion to the council. The most important single fact we are now confronte d with is that the 100 year d sign flow on Little Dry Creek at Clarkson Street is 7000 cfs, not 47 00 cfs as envisioned in the six-dams plan of tho McC 11- Ellingson report. This results from decisions to rely on only two dams, rather than on all six. The four dams not presently planned for construction are all within tho Greenwood Gulch Basin which is the major tributary to Little Dry Creek just upstream of Clarkson Street. The net result of the foregoing is that the design contained in 1cCall- Ellingson report (4700 cfs) now must be viewed as about a t n year design, not a 100 year, The work within Englewood specified in the McCall-Ellingson report was estimated to cost some $2.8 million (1973 Jollars) to accommodate the 4700 cfs . To increase the design flow to 7000 cfs, and with current infl tion in con truction cost ver ging 10\ nnually , this figure will increa a substantially. A 0 iviu tho length of Little Dry Cr ek into four b sic r aches; Cin r 11 City; long th xisting Cinde rella City con- to ct n from Sherman to Clarkson. W int n~ to ctio llorn tiv s for these r aches where h rd ch n 1 d cond it. W will pr s nt 1 flooJi nJ estimates and dat on th ir Our pres nt tion will consider 10, SO coiving at tu of o r work t any ti It is r vi w of t results of our work o .. • CON5Ul.TIN0 ENQON£E<f5 0: lir. Kells vaggoner • S&G Jo b ~o. 75 019 -4 1 DeccmLe r 12, 1975 SE L LARDS & GRIGG , INC . 8545 W COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SQUIRE PLAZA LAKEWOOD . COLORADO 10215 238 8673 FROH: :lei 1 Grigg and Tom Young SUBJECT: STATUS OF LITTLe DRY CREEK STUDY The purpose of this memorandum is to bring you up-to-date on the status of the Little Dry Creek Study. \'ie have completed the pre- liminary contact work with the Urban Drainage District and with t he engineering firm that studied Little Dry Creek before, '-1cCall-Ellingson and .<lorrill, Inc. In addition, we have completed substantial analysis of t e existing situation. vle should be ready to submit preliminary fin ings for your review during the month of January. After you . ave reviewe our preliminary r osu lts, we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for presentation to the coun cil. The most important single fact we are now confronted with is that the 100 year design flow on Little Dry Creek at Clarkson Street is 7000 , - cf , not 4 700 cf as envisioned in the six-darns plan of the l4cCall- Ellingson r e port. This results from decisions to rely on only two dams, rather than on all six. The four dams not presently planned for construction are all with in the Greenwood Gulch Basin which is t e major tributary to Little Dry Creek just upstream of Cl rkson Stree t. The net r e s ult of t e fore go ing is th t tho design contained in '1cCal l- Ellingson report (4700 cfs ) now must be vi wed as abou ten y ar d sign, not a 1 00 year. The work with~n Lnglewood specified in th estimate to cost soma $2.8 million (1973 47 00 cfs. To increase the design flow to infl tion in con tr ction costs ver ging will increa e ubstanti lly. ~cCall-Ellingson report wa ollars) to accommodate the 7000 cfs, and with current 10\ nnu lly, this figure to ct Dry Cr k into four basic reaches; xisting Cind rell City con- to Cl rk on. We int nu to v s for the e re che where conduit. W will pros nt t. o! o w of t re• nd d ta on t air con i e r 10, 50 t y ti It 1• of our ork o • ... •• - S&G JoL No. 75019-41 DecemLer 12, 197 5 CON5U~TINO £N01N££~5 SELLARDS & GR I GG , INC . 8545 W COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SOU IRE PLAZA lAKEWOOD, COlORADO 80215 238 8573 TO: Mr. Kells Waggoner FROM: <leil Grigg and Tom Young SUBJECT: STATUS OF LITTLE DRY CREEK STUDY The purpose of this memorandum is to bring you up-to-date on the status of the Little Dry Creek Study. We have completed the pre- liminary contact work with the Urban Drainage District and with the engineering firm that studie Little Dry Creek before,~ccall-Ellingson and :-terrill , Inc. In addition, we have completed substantial analysis of the existing situation. He should be ready t o submit preliminary fin ings for your review during the month of January. After you . ave reviewed our preliminary results , we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for presentation to the council. The most important single fact we are now confronted with is that the 100 y ear esign flow o n Little Dry Creek at Clarkson Street is 7000 cfs, not 4700 cfs as envisioned in the six-dams plan of the 11cCall- Ellingson report. This results from decisions to r ely on only two dams, rather t han on 11 six. The four dams not presently planned for construction ar all within t c Gree nwood Gulch Basin which is the major tributary to Little Dry creek just upstream o f Cla r kson Street. T.e net r c ult oft e for ego ing is t t th design contained in 'icC 11- Cllingson report (4 700 cfs ) n must o viewed as about a ten y ar design, not 10 0 year. The work withi n englewood specified in t.e ~cCall-Cllingson report w s estimated to cost orne $2.8 million (1973 ~oll rs) to accommodate t e 47 00 cfs. To incre se the de ign flow to 70 00 cfs, and with current i fl tion in con tr ction cost verag1.ng 10\ ann lly, this figure will increa e s tantially. of to d c t yo our ork t r au t of ii.Jil ty to n , .. • C ONSULTING ENGINEERS • ,, S&G Job ~o. 75019-41 December 12, 1975 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 8545 W COLF AX • SUITE 4 • SOU I RE PLAZt• ... LAKEWOOD . COLORADO 80215 231 -1573 TO: !1r . Kel ls \iaggoner FRO'i: ile il Grigg and Tom Youn g SUBJECT: STATUS OF LITTLE DRY CREEK STUDY The purpose of this memorandum is to bring you up-to-date on the status of the Little Dry creek Study . We have completed the pre- liminary contac t work with the urban Drainage District and with t h e engineering firm that studie Little Dry Creek before, '-\cCall-El lingson and ~orrill, Inc . In addition , we have completed substantial ana l ys is of t h e existi ng situ a tion. i'le should be ready to submit preliminary fi ndings for your r e view during the month of January. After you h ave reviewed our preli in ary r esu lts, we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for pre sentat ion to the council. The mos t important single fact we a r e now confronted with is that the 10 0 year design flow on Little Dry Cre ek at Clarkson Street is 7 0 00 cfs, not 47 00 cfs a onvis i oneu in the six-dams plan of the HcCall- Ellingson r e p o rt. This resu lts f rom decisions to rely on only two darns, rater th n on 11 six. The four dams not presently planne d for construction ar all Hithin the Greenwood Gulch Basin which is the major tributary to Little Dr y Creek just upstream of Clarkson Street. The net r e s ult of t e fore go ing is that the design contained in 1cCall- £llingson report (4700 cfs ) now must be v iewed as about a ten yoar design , not 100 year. The work wi thin Englewood specified in the Mc Call-E llingson report was estima ted to cost some $2.8 million (1973 uollarsl to accommodate the 4 700 cfs . To i ncrease the design flow to 7 000 cfs, and with current in fl tion in construction costs veraging 10% annually, this figure wil l increase substantially. v e iviue the length o f Li ttle Dry creek into four basic r ach s; wnscr am of Cinu r 11~ City; long the xisting Cinderell City c on- du it ntr c~ to S orman; nd from She rman to Clarkson. We int n u to pre nt t1r e b sic con struction altern tiv s fo r ese roaches whe re ppr pri te: soft chru1nel , ard channel d conduit. W will pr sent si J cone pts , o ts, r siuu 1 floodin g estimates and data on th i v t g s nd uia dvantages . our pres ntation wil l consider 10 , 50 ~n 100 1 r esigns. tion, we 1nt nd to demonstr ate the fe sibility n /or adopting other n n-tructur 1 sure s to 1 rg r th t c p city of the xistinq Cin r 11 t ce tus of o r work t any ti w of t result of our ork • • CONSULTING CNG I N£('~S ,.. 0 - v &G Job :o. 7J019-4l December 12, 1975 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 8545 W COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SQUIRE PLAZA LAKEWOOD COLORADO 80215 238 8573 0: .1r. Kells 'I<Iggoner FROt1: :Jcil Grigg and Tom Yo n g SUBJECT: STATUS OF LIT'.i'LE DRY CREEK STUDY The purpoqe of this emoran m is to bring you p-to-ate on th~ st tus of the Little Dry Creek Study . ;'/e ave completed the pre- liminary contact work with the Urban Drainage District and with t 1e engineeri n g firm that studio Little Dry Creek before, '1cCall-llings n and :terrill, Inc . In addition, we havu completed substanti 1 an lysi of t :1e exiating situation. \·le should be re dy to submit prelimin ry fin ing for your review during the onth of January . After you avo rcviewe our prelimin ry r c ~lts , we would expect to prepare a docu- ment for presentation to tho council. T e ~ost import nt single f ct wo re now onfronted with is th t the 00 year sign flow on Little Dry Creek t Clarkson Street i 7 130 cf , ot 47 00 cf d envisioned i tho six-dams pl n of the ltcC ll- £;llingson r e port. T is ros~lt from Gcl.sions to re yon only tw d ms , r t er th n o n 11 six. Tho four s not presently planneu f or construction dre all '~it'-li1 the Grt:<Jn ood Gulch Dasin which is t L w )Or tr1.but ry to ittlc Dry Creek j st p tro m of Clarkson Str ct. n t r ull of t . e foro <Jo ing i th t th do ign contained in •cc 1 - lll.ng 0 report (4700 cf ) n w must ~ view d as abo t ten y r ign , ~ot 10 0 year. spocifie in t .o ~cCall-Elling on r port w $2.8 million (1973 Joll.:tr ) to ccommod to t'1c ign flow to 7000 cf , and wi h current t v r Jl.n<J 0 lly, t. is f gurc u! - • CONSULTING [NGINl:lRS TO : !lr . Kell!J .~.:Iygoner • 1'- 0 • S&G Job ~o . 75019-41 December 1 2 , 1 9 75 SELLARDS & GRIGG, INC. 8545 W COL F AX • SUIT[ 4 • SOUIR[ PlAZ A LAK~W OOO . C O LORAOO 80215 7JP. 8573 FRO:!: ;lc il Grigg and 'l'Ol'l Yo ung SU i)Ji:C',;,': S'r!.TU:.; OF LITTLL DR Y CREEK STUDY l'h.:! p.1rpose of this nemoran C:un is to b r ing you up-to -Jate on th e status of th e L ittle Dry Creek Study . \•le have completed the pre - l inina ry c on t act 11 or:; 1:i th t he Uri.lan Drain .::~ge Dist r ict and with t i1e eng ~n ec:rin ·; firm thut s t u d ied Li tt1c Lry Cre e k Lefore1 '1cCall-:.:llin g s on a<1u :lorr i11 , Inc . In add iti on , He ha v e co::1p1etc sub:;tanti a 1 .::~nalysis of t .1c ex 'st.inc:; s ituation. ·.1e should be rc.::~uy to submit pr c1 i r.in <~ry fin~in'.)s for your r.:!vic\' urin, the nonth of J.::~nuary . After you . a ve r ~v i ew~<.l our r eli1 .• in:..r y r esu lts , we woulu exrect to prepare a docu- I:\(.;llt for prcs c ntLl'_ion t o t nc council . T~ ~ost i ~oo rt L~n t sinale fuct we a r e now confronted with is that t he 1 00 ye o'l ::-c.lc~ign floH o; Little Dry Creek at Cl.::~rkson St r eet is 70JO cL;, not 4 7 00 cfs s envision e u in the six-dar ~., 1 n of the i lcCal l - L;]li.igson r r>po:.:-t . Th is results from d e ci s ions to relv on only t •..,o u .li:ls , ::-.Jt ·1ur t ihlll on 11 six. The fou r dam-; no t presently planned for ::onst r ..:ct ion a r v all 1d t '1in the Gr~.:m•ood Gu1cf) !J.:1s in 11 hi c !1 is the , ..... jo r L1 ibut.:Ir • to ::..i ttlc Dry Cr~eJ.. j st up:::t r e.::.:. of Cl .J rk son Stree t • . .: -.e L r ~s ..~lt of t'le fon.c<J Oi:1g i s that the des· gn co:1tained in ·:ccall- .... lJ.l.lJ!>Lm t c::>o rL (470~ cf s) n ow nu:;t !Jc viewed abo t a ten y r ~~~j~~. ~ot ~ 103 year. ':''1\.J 1-10r\ \:i ti i l:ngh~·1oo<.l !i?eci ficcJ in t . c ·tcCul1-L:lli:1 !iO n report was t.o cos t om.:! $2.8 mi llion (1973 Jolla.rs) to .::~ccor:ll1odat.::! the ~ o incr ase the d c'J i<p !low to 7 000 cfs, and ,,d Lh currc !: · u co 1str eli co Ls vcragin<J 10':. .:mnu .... lly , t his fi urc '>'.l.l l .lti lly . d is c rou r t y ti I is o our 010rk s o • •