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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
OCTOBER 20, 1975
Call to order, invocation by Reverend Stanley Fixture,
Englewood United Methodist Church, 3885 South Broadway,
pledge of allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153 • and
roll call.
Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of October 6, 1975.
(Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
~Mr. Jack Reid, Superintendent of the Englewood
Wastewater Treatment Plant will be present to
receive a safety award from the Mayor.
(b) Chief William Hamilton and Volunteer Chief Roger
.• 0 Miller will be present to introduce the new
' -volunteers in the Englewood Fire Department.
(c) Mr. Keith Weir, Director of the Alcohol Detoxifi-
cation Center Task Force , will be present to discuss
plans for representation on their board. (Cop ies
enclosed.)
Mr. John Kre111ng, 3131 Sou h H
app ar o discus he conversio
Bannock to o -w y traf le.
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4. Communications -No Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meetings of September 3 and September 9, 1975.
(Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and
Appeals meeting of September 10, 1975. (Copies
enclosed.)
(c) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of October 9, 1975. (Minutes and
Memorandum from Director enclosed.)
(d) Minutes of the Election Commission meeting of
October 13, 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Report from the City Manager concerning his
attendance at the International City Management
Association conference in Seattle on September 28
through October 2, 1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Memorandum from the City Engineer to the City
Manager concerning attendance at the American
Public Works Ass ociation con ference in New
Orleans. (Copies enclosed.)
(g) Time table for completion of Paving District
#22. (Copies enclosed.)
(h) Proposed time table for the conversion of Sherman
and Bannock Streets from one-way to two-way
traffic. (Copies enclosed.)
(i) Memorandum from the Act ing Chi f or Polle to
the As istant Ci y Man ger concern1n ctiv1t1 a
of the t mpor ry anim 1 warden. (Copies e ncloa d.)
(j) Memorandum fro th Actin Dir ctor of Co unitJ
D velopment o o her depart nt he da concern!
r ect i on of signs for th rezonin public hearing.
(Cop i es nclosed.)
(k) R por by th ac u rial ti or A. s. H ae n on
th Polic Pension und. (Cop1ea ncloa d.)
(1) R port by th ac ri l firm or A. s. H n on
th Fir P na1on und. (Copi • ncloa d.)
(m) R port by
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5. Communications -Action Recommended.
(a)
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Resolution on appointment of a City Council
r e presentative to the Board of Career Service
Commissioners. (Copies enclosed.)
_+b-) Recommendations from the Planning and Zoning
Commission:
Elimination of I-3 Zoning District.
Amendments to the R-2 Zoning District.
~ Transfer of the bus loading location from
Wyatts Cafeteria to Shamrock Mall.
~ Revision of Resolution No. 33 concerning
RTD acquisition or Park and Ride Facility.
(Copies enclosed.)
6. City Attorney.
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Ordinances on Final Reading.
(a)
(b)
(c)
Ordinance approving the agreement with the Denver
Water Board concerning the installation of a 36"
water conduit on South Lowell Blvd. (Copies
enclosed.)
Ordinance concerning increased sewer tap reee in
the City of Englewood. (Copies enclo d.)
Ordin nee cone rning the annex tion agreement with
th City of Little ton on McLellan Ree rvoir.
(Copies enclosed.)
Bills Por Ordinances.
(d) 8111 limin tin
cone r nin H p
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th provision in th 1969 E.M.C.
n Av nu aa wo-w y etr t. . )
( ) Bill cone rnin ani l con rol. (Cop1 e ncloe d.)
(f) ill cone rnin 11 in t1on of 1·3 on district.
(Cop1 1 ncloe d.)
R aolu t one.
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6. City Attorne y Continued .
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Resolution commending the Englewood Fire Department
Paramedics for exemplary services performed. (Copies
enclosed.)
(i)
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Resolution appoint ing Joseph W. Esch as an Associate
Municipal Court Judge for the City of Englewood.
(Copies enclosed.)
Other Matters.
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Consideration of appe al by the District Court con-
cerning Demetrios Corporation d/b/a Arap's
Restaurant and Lounge.
Consideration of suit concerning street assessment
taxes on property purchase in South Storm Drainage
Basin. (Copies enc lo sed.)
At torney's Choic e .
7. Ci t y Manager .
(a) Considerat i on of property t ax mi ll l e vy f or the .
year 1976.
(b)
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Mem o randum r rom t h e Direc t o r o f Finance conc e rning
the costs of conv ers i on for Bannoc k and She rm an
St reets t o two-wa y traf f i c. (Co pies enclosed .)
(c) Resolution con cerni ng th appropriat ion of conser-
~· .. C v vation trust fund receipts. (Copies enclosed .)
(d) M or ndum from th Dir ctor of Public Wor k s to
th City M n ger concernin propos d str ts for
P vin District 123. (Copi enclos d.)
( ) Consid ration or th Six-u r er
per iod of Octob r 1975 through
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8. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor's Choice.
(b) Councilman's Choice.
9. Adjournment.
Andy Mccown
City Manager
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
OCTOBER 20, 1975
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado, met in regular session on October 20, 1975 at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tern Mann, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Rev. Stanley Fixture of the
Englewood United Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led
by Mayor Pro Tern Mann.
Mayor Pro Tern Mann asked for roll call. Upon the call of
the roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
Absent : Clayton, Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared a quorum present.
Also present were : City Manager Mccown
Asst. City Manager Nollenberger
Asst. City Attorney DeWitt
Fire Chief Hamilton
Director of Public Works Waggoner
Acting Director of C0111nunity
Development Romans
Director of Finance James
Deputy City Clerk Johannfsson
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COU CILHAN SOVERN MOVED A 0 COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONOED A
MOTIO TO ACCEP HE MI TES OF TllE CtTY COUNCIL MEE ING OF OCTOBER 6,
1975. Upon a call of the roll, th vote resul ed as foll
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rs Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bless1nq, Brown.
Abs nt: Councfl M rs Clayton, Taylor.
T e Mayor Pro T d clared th motion carried.
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Th Mayor Pro T announc d that th re would be no action
taken on It 6-J pertaining to th consfd ration o app al by th
District Court concerning D trios Corporation d/b/a Ar p's Restaurant
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Jack Reid, Superintendent of the Englewood Wastewater
Treatment Plant, received a safety award from Mayor Pro Tem Mann
presented by the Rocky Mountain Water Pollution Control Association
for the infrequency of lost time action inside the Englewood Waste-
water Treatment Plant.
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Councilman Clayton seated himself at 7:35 p.m.
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John Kreiling , 3131 South High Street, questioned the
abandon ing of the one-way street concepts for Sherman and Bannock
Streets. He said that legal technicalities would preclude changing
the streets to two-ay. He presented statistics relating to light
time cycl es and traffic flows for the Bannock Street location. He
said that converting Bannock Street to a one-way street was part of
an overall street system which was to improve traffic flow between
Sante Fe and Broadway. He said that the city should have done some-
thing in the 1968-1970 time span to expand on this proposed traffic
system.
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Martin Lathrup, 3259 S. Clarkson, was presented by Mayor
Pro Tern Mann a proclamation declaring October 24, 1975 as Unit ed
Nations Day in the City of Englewood. Mr. Lathrup is the Director
of United Na ions Day in the City of Englewood.
COU CILMA N SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTIO 0 AU HORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIG A PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING
OCTOBER 24 AS UNI ED ~ATIO S DAY IN THE Cl Y OF ENGLEWOOD. Upon a
call of the roll, e voe result d as follows:
Ayes: Council H ers Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton.
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Bannock Street and the electorate voted to have Bann ock as a one-way
street . Ordinance No. 2 pertained to the twenty-n i ne foot requirement
for one-way streets, and the electorate voted in favor of this. He
stated that he does not believe that Ordinance No. 2 conflicts with
Ordinance No. l, as Director of Public Works Waggoner had contended.
He stated that the resolution passed at the meeting of October 6 was,
in his opinion, illegal, because a change of this typ e needs to be made
by the electorate. If Council wants to change Bannock Street to a
two-way street, it should present it as a special que stion in an
election. Councilman Brown stated that action wi ll be taken on this
subject . He said that at the previous meeting Council thought it
had all the facts pertaininq to this subject but have found out that
it did not .
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Cletus Gasson, President of Continental la tional Bank, was
present. He spoke in favor of retaining Bannock Street as a one-way
street. He said that the Continental National Ban bu "lding was
designed on the premise that Bannock Street was goi a to be one-way.
He said it would cause banking inconvenience and traffi c congestion.
He asked the Council to reconsider keeping Bannock Street one-way.
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Jerry Blumenhein, 3400 S. Clarkson, spo e in favor of
changing Shennan Street to two-way traffic. He said tha he situa -
tion existing at he Saf way Store is especially unsafe .
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Man n, Blessing ,
Br own , Clayton.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carri ed.
Bill Jeffers, 3770 South Galapago , presented the Saint Louis
Catholic Church request. He stated that 1t was t eir annual spaghetti
dinner and that the license was going to be used for the sale of wine
and beer. He did note hat there was a change in t e application for
he date. The da e should be November 16, lg75 in stead of November 15,
lg75. CouncilMan Clayton ques ioned Item o. g on the application
becau se it was not answ red. Mr. Je ·e r s stated that this does not
apply in this si uation eca se they do not have a lie nse. Councilman
Jones asked whether there was qoing to be beer, wine. and liquor. Mr.
Je ffer s stated there would be beer and win , and he was unsure about
hard liquor. om Fitzpatrick, 3155 South Acoma, answered Councilman
Jones' question by stating hat beer and wine were the only drin s to
be served. . . Sutrrner , 31•0 Sout Delawa re, stated tat he is
against the issu nc of a srecial e nts iquor license to the Saint
Louis Cathol·c C urc . H asked r. Fitzpatrick questions pertaining
to the issuanc of th license. H. sta ed that Council i s restricted
by la in hat it canno issue a liquor license o a location which
is w1 h1 500 fe t of a schoo . r. Sunrners presented several other
statis ics and discussion p r aining to liquor and liquor licenses.
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sov ern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motio carried.
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Fire Chief William Hamilton and Volunteer Fire Chief Roger
Miller we re present. Chief Hamil on gave a background rela ing to
the revita lizatio n of the Volun teer Fi re Departm e 'n Englewood.
He gave a rep ort outlining the progress of he Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment since June 1974, when he rev · aliza ion rogram was i ni ia ted.
Volun eer Chief Mil l er i ntroduced al of e n w volun e rs and e
old v lu n eers. He tha ked Counci for heir ac ·o oward e
Volun eer Fire epartmen . He sta ed ~a uch of t work t
Vo u eer Fire Depa rtment does is o i f iq ing but i n
public relat ions rk. hey do a great deal of parades,
public even s, e c.
Councilman Sovern presented trop
Fir Dep ar nt durin g the year. P also
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion c arried.
Resolution No. 48, Seri es of 1975, denies the application
of M.B.F. Corporation d/b/a and under the trade name of Deadwood
Diggins, Ltd. for 3.2 fermented malt beverage liquor license for
consumption on the premises only at the proposed location of 3550
South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado. Councilman Jones stated that
in Council's opinion the needs of the co111T1unity were being served
by Sport Bowl, Shakeys Pizza, and The Leaning Tower of Pizza.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
ays: None.
A sent: Council Member Taylor.
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COU CILMA SO ER~ 0 ED AtD COU CILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTIO TO OPE A PUBLIC HEAR! r, CO CERNING THE AMENDMElTS TO THE
CO PREH E SI E ZOil! G ORDI AlCE, DEFINITIONS TO INCLUDE A DEFINITION
OF A PARTY ALL. Upon call o roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Co nc1l
Blessing, Brown.
bers Jones , Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
ays: one.
Absent: er aylor.
P a o declar t e motio carried.
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Introduced as a bill by Cou ncilman Sovern by authority
Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1975 , an ordinance amend ing the compre-
hensive zoning ordinance, rdinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as
amended by add ing the defini ion of a party wal l thereto.
COUNCILMAN SOVER OVED D COU CIL A BLESSI NG SECONDED
A MOTION 0 PASS GRDINA CE lO 38, SERIF OF 1975. Up on a call of
the roll, the voe resul ed as ~allows :
Ayes: Council Hem ers Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann, Bless ing, Br wn.
Nays: one.
Abs en Cou ci
e yor Pro m decl 1r t. e mo ion carried .
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I e 4-a rough 4-n werP en ered in o the record.
Councilman Jones as~ d the Council o review s 4-k, 4-1, and
4-m per a1ning o the actuarial reoorts for the Police, Fire, and
Employe s Pension Funds. HP said tha t is could be done at a
special study session.
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P solution No. 4 , 1975, a resolu t ion appo i n i ng
Ro er M. BrundagP o fill a vaca o P Car r Service eoard
caused b e r s1gnation o r. C rlPs B. Zartrian.
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junk yards. She stated that the current zoning of I-1 and I-2 are
adequate for the current and future zoninq needs of the City.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM 6-f, A BILL CONCERNING THE ELIMINATION OF
I-3 ZONE DISTRICT. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing , Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Sovern a Bill for an
Ordinance amendinq the comprehensive zoning ordinance, Ordinance
No. 26, Series lQ 3, as amended by repealing Section 22.4/15
relating to I-3 heavy industrial district.
COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED BY
REPEAL! G SECTION 22.4/15 RELATING TO I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
ays : None.
Absen : Council Member Taylor.
The a or Pro declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE RELATING
TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT WHICH WOULD COMPLY WITH
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AS IT
RELATES TO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 30, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call
of the roll, the vote resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Acting Director of Cormluni y Development Romans presented
a recomnendation of e Planning and Zoning Cormlission relating to
the proposed buss op to be located ad'acent to the Shamrock Mall in
Cinderella City. Councilman Sovern s ated that he would like to have
the City Manager write a letter to RTD expressing the Planninq and
Zoning C011111ission's recOITITlendation.
COU CILMA SOVERN MOVED AND COU CILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTIO TO DIREC HE CI Y MANAGER TO WRI E A LETTER TO THE REGIONAL
TRANSPORTA IO DIS RICT RELATING TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING C()t!ISSION
REC E A I 0 THE S STOP RE-LOCATIO , AND DIRECT THE CITY
ATTOR EV TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION RELATINli TO S E.
Cou c11 n Clayto expressed is concer about eliminating
the bus s op a d s rv c i he Floyd-Ela i ar a. Upon a call of he
roll, e vo resul ed as ollows :
A es: Cou cil
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Councilman Jones stated that at this time no action is
required of the City Council. He further stated that future meetings
between RTD and the Planning and Zoning Co11111ission may bring a
reco11111endation .for action.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Blessing by authority
Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1975, an ordinance granting to the City
and County of Denver a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado
acting by and through its Board of Water COl!'IT\1ssioners . Its successors
then assign the revokable permit or license to encroach a portion of
South Lo we ll Boulevard with 36 inch water conduits subject to cer tain
terms and conditions.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVE D AND COUHCILMA BROW SECO OED A
MOTION TO PASS ORDI NANCE NO. 39, SERIES OF 1975.
Councilman Sovern reminded the City Attorney that a report
has been asked for by the City Council pertaining to the Denver right-
of-ways through Englewood for their water conduits. Upon a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Cou ncil Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessino, Brown.
Nays: one.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
Th Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion carried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Sovern by authority
Ordi nance o . 40, Series of 1975, an ordinance amending Section 5,
Chap ter 4, Title 15, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code increasing
fees to b charged for con nection to the Englewood sewer system.
COU CIL H SOVER MOVED A 0 COU Cit.MAN JONES SECO OED A
IO TO PASS ORO I A CE O. 40, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call of the
roll, th o r sulted as foll s:
Ay s: Council rs Jo s, Sovern. Clayton. nn,
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Brown by authority
Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1975, an ordinance approving an annexa-
tion agreement between the City of Littleton and the City of
Englewood, Colorado, municipalities.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECOtlDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO. 41, ERIES OF 1975. Up on a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Clayton, Blessing , Brown.
Nays: Council Member Mann .
Abstain: Council Membe r Sovern.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Sovern a Bill for an
ordinanc e repealing Sec ion 9, Chap er 2, Title 14, of the 1969
Englewood Municipal Code relating to Hampden Avenue designated as
two-way street. Councilman Sovern s a ed that this would permit
Hampden Avenue between Bannock and coma to be a one-way stre t.
Councilman Bro wn s ated that the Ci y Council wants this change
regardl ss of the outcome of any u ure chanqes in Bannock Stree
COU CILMA SO ER OVEO A D COUNCILMAN ~LESS! G SECONDED
A TION TO PASS A BILL FOR A ORO! A CE REPEAL! G SECTIO 9, CHAPTER 2,
TITLE 14, OF THE 1969 E GLE 00 ICIPAL CODE RELATI G TO P E
AVE E OESIG A ED AS 10-WAY RHT. Upon a ca 11 o the roll, h
vo e resulted as oll
Ayes : Counc1 l
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Abs n er aylor.
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING
SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 14, ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 11, TITLE 11, OF THE 1969
ENGLEWOOD MUNICJPAL CODE RELATING TO DOGS. Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones. Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
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There was discussion regardinq the elimination of the I-3
Zoning District as recoll11lended by e Planning and Zoning COlll!lission.
COUNCILMAN SOVER OVEO ANO COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
TIO TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARi ~ ON DECEMBER 16, 1975. TO CONSIDER
THE ELIMINATION OF 1-3 ZO E DIS RICT IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council M rs Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann.
Blessing, Brown.
ays: None.
Absent: Counc1 r Taylor.
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50, S ries of 1975. a resolution conmend1ng
y o Englewood o creat a Paramedic
of he Ci y of Engl d.
ED A 0 COO CIL BR SECO OED A
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Assistant City Attorney DeWitt stated that the case involving
Arap's Restaurant and Lounge would be heard by the court on November 21, 1975.
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Councilman Rlessing questioned the legality of Council's
decision to change Bannock Street to a two-way street which was made
at the meeting of October 6, 1975. H referred to the discussion
made previously in the meeting.
COUNCILMAN BLESSitlG MOVED A D COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE MOTION AT THE MEE ING OF OCTOBER 6, 1975,
RELATI G 0 CHANG! G BAN OC AND SHERMA S REE S 0 -WAY TRAFFIC.
Upon a call of the roll, t e voe resul e as allows:
Ayes : Council M ers Jone , Sovern, Clay on , Mann,
Blessing, Bro .
ays : one.
Absen : Council M er Taylor.
Mayor Pro T declared the mo 1o carried.
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Co on , Sov n, Clay n, nn,
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Absent: Co uncil Member Taylor.
COUNCILMAN SOVER N MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO HAVE THE CITY STAFF CONVERT
SHERMAN STREET TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC, AND FURTHER DIRECT THE CITY
MANAGER TO FIND FUNDING TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT ANO TO USE SURPLUS
EQUIPMENT IN MAKING THE CONVERSION. Upon a call of the roll, the
vote resulted as fo llows :
Ayes: Council Members Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing,
Brown.
Nays : Council Member Jones.
Absent : Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO CERTIFY THE MILL LEVY TO THE
COUNTY ASSESSOR AT SEVEN MILLS.
City Manager Mccown stated tat this action would raise
the Mill Levy from 6.97 mills t o 7 ills. Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones . Sovern, Cl ayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
ays : one.
Absent : Council Member aylor.
he Mayor Pro Tern d clared t ino ion carried .
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City Manager Mccown presented the proposed streets to be
considered for inclusion in Paving District No. 23 which is to begin
in June of 1976. He said that $160,000 has been proposed for the
Paving District but feels that this amount could be reduced to
$125,000. He asked that the City Council be gin the review of the
streets at this time.
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City Manager Mccown presented the Six-Quarter Budget. The
proposed changes include the purchase of a new rescue unit and an
increase in the local share of the widening of Dartmouth Street. In
order to take care of these budget changes, the Sidewalk District
has been reduced from $20,000 to ~15,000 and the Paving District has
been reduced from $160,000 to $125,000 as outlined in the previous
topic.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE SIX-QUARTER BUDGET FOR THE PERIOD OF OCTOBER
1975 THROUGH MARCH 1977. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays : one.
Absent : Council Member Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion carried.
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Resolution No. 53, Series of 1975. a resolutio appointing
James D. Geiss1n er Special Water Council for t e City of Enqlewood .
COU CILHA JONES VEO A 0 COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECO OED A
MOTION 0 PASS RESOLUTIO NO . 53, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a ca 1 of
the roll, th vot r sulted as ollows:
~es: Counctl
Blessing, r
ys: n •
or Pro T d
rs Jon s. Sov rn. Clayton, nn,
r ylor.
fo carrf
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City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from Rich Lor1g,
Personnel Director, relating to CETA Title II. He stated that the
Arapahoe County has received appropriation for the h1rfng of senior
citizens under _this program. Mrs. Lute in the Library has expressed
an interest in utilizing this pr ogra . He stated that socfal
security and workmen 's compensat i on are th e only fringes which
would be paid by the City and the cost would be minimal. He stated
that we would have to coordinate with the County to detennine the
Englewood allocation from this program. He stated that the County
currently has $25,000 in funding. Cou ncilman Clayton stated that
he heard that Englewood and Sheridan were the COlll!l.ln1tfts to parti-
cipate. City Manager Mccown stated that an answer would be forth-
coming regarding participation.
CO UNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTI ON THAT CITY COUNCIL OFFICIALLY EXPR ESS ITS INTEREST IN
PARTICIPATING IN THE CETA TITLE II PROGRAM. Upon. call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Bless i ng, Brown.
Nays : None .
Absent : Counci l Member Taylor.
The Mayo r Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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In answer to Councilman Jones' questions relating to
Cushing Par , City Manager Mccown stated that 1 t1111POrary snow
fence has been put around the pond, and said that tht Parks
Comnission 1s working on the problem now and would bt king 1
recomnendation in the near future.
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COU CILMA BR O MOVED A D COU CILMAN MA SECONDED A
TIO TO DIRECT THE CI Y A ORN EY 0 ORA UP AN OROI E 0
PREVEN SALE OF 3.2 BEE ITHl 500 FEET OF A SCHOOL , Upo a cal l
o roll, t ote resul t d as follo 1 :
a ess
ys : •on •
A s "
yor Pro
ers Jon s, Sov rn, Cl~to •
r Taylor.
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COUNCILMAN BLESS! IG MOVE AN !) COU 'CTLM ' S 1/C:R ':0 " •
MOTION TO AD OURN THE c· v COU~lCIL ME E--~,r.. ''pf' a o" or thP
the vote resu ed as f ? ows:
Aye s: Coun c · ''embers Jo <>s, Sov Prn, ,. y 011, t•ann.
Blessing, Brow •
av•.. one.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
OCTOBER 20, 1975
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado, met in regular session on October 20, 1975 at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tern Mann, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Rev. Stanley Fixture of the
Englewood United Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led
by Mayor Pro Tern Mann.
Mayor Pro Tern Mann asked for roll call. Upon the call of
the roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
Absent: Clayton, Taylor
The Mayor Pro Tern declared a quorum present.
Also present were : City Manager Mccown
Asst. City Manager Nollenberger
Asst. City Attorney DeWitt
Fire Chief Hamilton
Director of Public Works Waggoner
Acting Director of C011111Unity
Development Romans
Director of Finance James
Deputy City Clerk Johannisson
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COU CILMAN SOVER MOVED ANO COUNCILMA BROWN SECONDED A
OTIO TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 6,
1975. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
yes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
ays : on .
A s nt: Council rs Cla ton, Taylor.
T Mayor Pro T d clared t mo ion carr1 d.
T ayo
ta on I -j
01s rfc Cour cone
and Loun .
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th re uld b no action
to h con id ratio of ap 1 by th
rfos Corpora fo d/ /a Arap's R s urant
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Jack Reid, Superintendent of t En lewood Wastewater
Treatment Plant, received a safety award from ~a or Pro em Mann
presented by the Rocky Mountain Water Pollutio Con trol Associatio n
for the infrequency of lost time action insid the Englewood Waste-
water Treatment Plant.
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Councilman Clayton seated himself at 7:35 p.m.
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John Kreiling, 3131 South High Street, questioned the
abandoning of the one-way street concepts for Sherman and Bannock
Streets. He said that legal technicalities would preclude changing
the streets to two-way. He presented statistics relating to light
time cycles and traffic flows for the Bannock Street location. He
said that converting Bannock Street to a one-way street was part of
an overall street system which was to improve traffic flow between
Sante Fe and Broadway. He said that the city should have done some-
thing in the 1968-1970 time span to expand on this proposed traffic
system.
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Martin Lathrup, 3259 S. Clarkson, was presented by Mayor
Pro Tern Mann a proclamation declaring October 24, 1975 as United
Nations Day in the City of Englewood. M~. Lathrup is the Director
of United Nations Day in the City of Englewood.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AHO COUNCILMA CLAYTO SECONDED
A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAHATIO PROCLAIMING
OCTOBER 24 AS UNITED NATIONS DAY IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO. Upon a
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton.
Nays: None.
Abs nt: Council M er Taylor.
Mr. Lathrup accept d th procla
h lp d. H nnounced that there would b a
Cinder lla C1 yon Octo r 24 ln th lu
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Oliv r Gis burt, 3171 outh High Str
l c ton and h sp cial qu stions ich r pu or
pertafning to on -y s r s. H sa1d th Ord1n n
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Bannock Street and the electorate voted to have Bannock as a one-way
street. Ordinance No. 2 pertained to the twenty-nine foot requirement
for one-way streets, and the electorate voted in favor of this. He
stated that he does not believe that Ordinance No. 2 conflicts with
Ordinance No. 1, as Director of Public Works Waggoner had contended.
He stated that the resolution passed at the meeting of October 6 was,
in his opinion, illegal, because a change of this type needs to be made
by the electorate. If Council wants to change Bannock Street to a
two-way street, it should present it as a special question in an
election. Councilman Brown stated that action will be taken on this
subject. He said that at the previous meeting Council thought it
had all the facts pertaining to this subject but have found out that
it did not.
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Cletus Gasson, President of Continental 1ationa1 Bank, was
present. He spoke in favor of retaining Bannock Street as a one-way
street. He said that the Continental National Bank building was
designed on the premise that Bannock Street was goina to be one-way.
He said it would cause banking inconvenience and traffic congestion.
He asked the Council to reconsider keeping Bannock Street one-way.
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Jerry Blumenhein, 3400 S. Clarkson, spoke in favor of
changing Sherman Street to two-way traffic. He said that the situa-
tion existing at the Safeway Store is esp cially unsafe.
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Donald Smith, 3165 S. Shennan, reminded t Council that
the original request was to c ange Shennan Street only and Bannock
wa s no to be considered at hat time. He stated that Bannock is a
lllUC di erent problem than Sherman Street. He stated that Sherman
S r~e , as i is now, is not bein used as a one-way stree s ould b
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
Bill Jeffers, 3770 South Galapa~o, presented the Saint Louis
Catholic Church request. He stated that it was their annual spaghetti
dinner and that the license was going to be used for the sale of wine
and beer. He did note that there was a change in the application for
the date. The date should be November 16, 1975 instead of November 15,
1975. Councilman Clayton questioned Item No. 9 on the application
because it was not answered. Mr. Jeffers stated that this does not
apply in this situation because they do not have a license. Councilman
Jones asked whether there was going to be beer, wine, and liquor. Mr.
Jeffers stated there would be beer and wine, and he was unsure about
hard liquor. Tom Fitzpatrick, 3155 South Acoma, answered Councilman
Jones' question by stating that beer and wine were the only drinks to
be served. M. M. Sumners, 3140 South Delaware, stated that he is
against the issuance of a special events liquor license to the Saint
Louis Catholic Church. He asked Mr. Fitzpatrick questions pertaining
to the issuance of the license. He stated that Council is restricted
by law in that it cannot issue a liquor license to a location which
is within 500 feet of a school. Mr. Sumners presented several other
s atistics and discussion pertaining to liquor and liquor licenses.
Donald Smith, 3165 South Sherman, reminded Council that they
are not permit ed to issue a three way liquor license within 500 feet
of a school. Assistan City Attorney DeWitt stated that int e case
of a special events liquor license that t is restriction does not apply.
COO CIL SOVERN VEO ANO COO CILHA CLAYTO SECO DEO A
Tl TO CLOS THE PUBLIC HEARI G PERTAI I TO THE ISSUA CE OF A
SPECIAL EVE TS LIQUOR LICE SE TO THE SAINT LOUIS CA HOLIC c...iRCH, 3301
OUTH SHE STREET. Upon a call of th roll, voe resulted as
follows:
Ay s: Council
r , Clay on.
ay
A s t :
rs Jon s, Sov rn, nn, Blessing,
r Ta lor.
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Fire Chief William Hamilton and Volunteer Fire Chief Roger
Miller were present. Chief Hamilton gave a background relating to
the revitalization of the Volunteer Fire Department in Englewood.
He gave a report outlining the progress of the Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment since June 1974, when the revitalization program was ini iated.
Volunteer Chief Miller introduced all of the new volunteers and the
old volunteers. He thanked Council for their action toward the
Volunteer Fire Deparbnent. He stated that much of the work the
Volunteer Fire Department does is not in fighting fires but in
public relations work. They do a great deal of work at parades,
public events, etc.
Councilman Sovern presented trophies won by the Volunteer
Fire Department during the year. He also stated that the Fireman's
Ball will be on November 21, 1975 and tha the cost is $3.00 per
couple.
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Mayor Pro Tern Mann recess d the e ing a 9: p. . T e
meet1nq was reconvened at 9:1 p. . Upon a call of t e roll, th
following were present:
Clay on.
Council Members Jones, Sover , Man , lessinq, Bro
Abs nt: Council er Taylor.
he Mayor Pro Teri declared a quor presen .
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A s: Council M
81 ssfn , row • rs Jon , o rn, Clty on, nn,
ays: on •
Cou cf l r T ylor.
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
Resolution No. 48, Series of 1975, denies the application
of M.B.F. Corporation d/b/a and under the trade name of Deadwood
Diggins, Ltd. for 3.2 fennented malt beverage liquor license for
consumption on the premises only at the proposed location of 3550
South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado. Councilman Jones stated that
in Council's opinion the needs of the community were being served
by Sport Bowl, Shakeys Pizza, and The Leaning Tower of Pizza.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
Nays : None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
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COU CILHAN SOVER MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARINr. CONCERNING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, DEFINITIO S TO INCLUDE A DEFINITIO
OF A PARTY WALL. Upcn a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing, Brown.
Nay s: one.
Absent : Council Member Taylor.
T e Mayor declared the motion carried.
Ac in g Di rector of COll'fllunity De velopment Romans presented a br ief expla na tion of th ordinance.
COU NCILHA CLA YTO MOVED AND COU CILHA BL ESS!
A TION TO CLOSE A PU BLIC HEARi , CO ERHI
C PREHENSIVE ZO I • ORDI NCE, DEFI !TIO'
OF A PARTY WALL. Upon a call of h roll, allows:
Ayes: Council rs ones, Sov rn , Clay on, 1 ssing, Rr
r ys: n •
Ab nt: Council r Taylor.
ayor clar d t to carr1
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Introduced as a bill by Councilman Sovern by authority
Ordi nance No. 38, Series of 1975, an ordinance amending the compre-
hensive zoning ordinance, Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, as
amended by adding the definition of a party wall thereto.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINA CE NO. 38, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Item 4-a through 4-n were entered into the record.
Councilman Jones asked the Council to review Items 4-k, 4-1, and
4-m pertaining to the actuarial reports for the Police, Fire, and
Employees Pension Funds. He said that this could be done at a
special study session.
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Resolution o. 49, Series of 1975, a resolution appoin ing
Robert M. Brundag to fill a vacancy on the Career Service ~ar
caused by the resignation of Or. Charles . Zartman.
COUNCIL BLESS! r. OVEO ANO C<XJNCIL BR SEC OED A
OTIO TO PASS RESOLUTIO NO. 49, ERIES OF 1 75. Upon a call o
the roll, the voe r sulted as follows:
Ayes: Council
Blessinq, Brown.
ays: on .
ers Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
A s t : r Taylor.
T 1o carr1
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junk yards. She stated that the current zoning of I-1 and 1-2 are
adequate for the current and future zoninq needs of the City.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTIO 0 CO SIDER ITEM -f, A Bill CONCERNING THE ELIM! ATIO OF
1-3 ZOE IS RIC Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
s: Counci M bers Jones, Sovern, Clay on, an ,
Blessin , r
ays: o e.
Counci Member Taylor.
e Ma or Pro declared the motion carried.
In roduc as a Bill by Councilman Sovern a Bill for a
Ordinance amendino e comprehensive zoning ordinance, Ordinance
No. 2 , Series 1Q~3. as amended by repealing Section 22.4/l
relatin to 1-3 heavy industrial district.
COU CILMAN SOVERN VED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECO OED A
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHE SIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE 0. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS ENDED Y
REPEALI~G SECTION 22.4/15 RELATING TO 1-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council embers Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessin , Brown.
ays: one.
Absent: Council r aylor.
The Mayor Pro T declared ion cirri d.
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE RELATING
TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT WHICH WOULD COMPLY WITH
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AS IT
RELATES TO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 30, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Acting Director of C0111'1'1un ity Development Romans pr esen ted
a rec0111'1'1endation of the Plannin g and Zonin g C011111i ss io n re l at inq t o
the proposed bu s stop to be located ad j acent to the Shamro c Mall i
Cindere l la City . Councilman Sovern stated t hat he wo ul d li~e o ave
t he City Ma na ger write a letter t o RTD exp r essing e Plan i a d
Zo ni ng COITlllissio n's re connendation.
COUNCIL MA ~ SO VER MOV ED AND COU CIU1AI JO ES SECO OED A
MO TIO TO DIRECT THE CIT Y MANAGER TO WRI E A LETTER TO THE REGI L
TRANSPORTAT ION DISTRICT RELATI r, TO THE PLA NI AN Z I C ISSI
RECOl+1E DATIO ON THE S STOP RE -LOCATIO • DIRECT T E CI Y
TTOR EY TO PR PARE A SOLUTIO RELATIN'i 0 E.
Councilman Cl ayt on expressed is concern abou 11 i
e s op and servic i t Floyd-Ela i ar 1. Upon a c1ll o
rol , vo e r sulted as follo :
A s: Council rs Jo • Sov rn, Cl 1y on, n •
a s: n .
mo fo car ried.
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Councilman Jones stated that at this time no action is
required of the City Council. He further stated that future meetings
between RTO and the Planning and Zoning Commission may bring a
recommendation for action.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Blessing by authority
Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1975, an ordinance granting to the City
and County of Denver a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado
acting by and through its Board of Water Commissioners. Its successors
then assign the revokable pennit or license to encroach a portion of
South Lowell Boulevard with 36 inch water conduits subject to certain
tenns and conditions.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO. 39, SERIES OF 1975.
Coun c ilman Sovern reminded the City Attorney that a report
has been asked for by the City Council pertaining to the Denver right-
of-ways throu gh Englewood for their water conduits. Upon a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Aye s: Coun cil Members J on es, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Bl essi nq , Brown .
Nays: None.
Absent : Co uncil Member Taylor.
e ayor Pr o Tern declared the motion carri ed.
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Introduced as a ill by Co un cilma n So ver n by aut or ity
Ordinance o. 4 , Se r ies of 197 5, an or di nan c a ndinq Sec t io n 5,
Chapt r 4 , Ti le 15, of t h 19 9 Eng lewo od Municipal Code i ncrea si ng
f s to charged or co nne c ion t o t h Englewo od Se\lle r sy st
COU CIL SOVER VE A D CCX.I CIL J ES SECO E A
I O. 0 PAS S OR I~ CE 0. 40, SERIES OF 197 . Upo a call of th
r oll, vo r sul d as foll
Bl ss1
Ay s: Cou nc i l s , ov r , Clay on, nn,
n.
ys: on .
A r Tylor.
T yor Pro T ion c rried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Cou ncilman Brown by authority
Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1975, an ordinance approving an annexa-
tion agreement between the City of Littleton and the City of
Englewood, Colorado, municipalities.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECOllDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO. 41, SERIES OF 1975. Upon a call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Clayton, Blessing, Brown.
Nays: Council Member Mann.
Abstain : Council Member Sovern.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Sovern a Bill for an
ordinance repealing Section 9, Chapter 2, Title 14, of the 1969
Englewood Municipal Code relating to Hampden Avenue designated as
two-way street. Councilman Sovern stated that this would pennit
Hampden Avenue be ween Bannock and AcOllla to be a one-way stre t.
Councilman Brown stated that th City Council wants this change
regardless of th outcome of any future changes in Bannock S reet.
COU CILMA SOVERN MOVE D AND COUNCILMAN ~LESSING SECO OED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR A ORDINANCE REPEAL! G SECTIO 9, CHAPTER 2,
TITLE 14, OF THE 19 9 E GLEWOOD ICIPAL CODE RELA I G TO P E
AVE UE DESIGNATED AS -WAY TRFf. Upo n a call oft roll, t
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council rs Jon s, over , Clayto , Mann,
Blessinq, Brown.
Nays : on .
Abs n r aylor.
T "rPro 1110tion carried.
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING
SECTIONS l THROUGH 14, ARTICLE l, CHAPTER 11, TITLE 11, OF THE 1969
ENGLEWOOD MU NICIPAL CODE RELATING TO DOGS. Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann ,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays : None.
Absent : Council Member Taylor.
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There was discussion regarding the elimination of the I-3
Zonin g Dis trict as recolllllended by the Planning and Zonin g Colllllission.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTIO TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON DECEMBER 16, 1975, TO CONSIDER
THE ELIMINATION OF I-3 ZONE DISTRICT IN THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD .
Upo n a call of the roll, the vote resulted as fo ll ows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing , Brown.
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Abs nt: Council Ment>er Taylor.
Ay s: Cou
s:
Ab
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so. Series of 1975, a r solutfo c
Ci y of Englewood to create a Par
par n of the City of Enql d.
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ED A D C~ CIL BR SEC ED A
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ed as follows:
rs on , Sov rn, Cla ton, n •
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1975. Upo n a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: No ne.
Absent: Council Member Tay lor .
Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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Assistant City Attorney DeWitt stated that the case involving
Arap's Restaurant and Lounge would be heard by the court on November 21,
1975.
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Councilma n lessing questioned the leqality of Council's
decision o chanqe Bannock Street to a two-way street which wa s made
at th meetinq of October 6, 1975. He referred to he discussion
made oreviously i the meeting.
Ayes: Counc fl
Blessing, Brown.
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Absent: Council Member Taylor.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO HAVE THE CITY STAFF CONVERT
SHERMAN STREET TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC, AND FURTHER DIRECT THE CITY
MANAGER TO FIND FUNDING TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT AND TO USE SURPLUS
EQUIPMENT IN MAKING THE CONVERSION. Upon a call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows :
Brown.
Ayes: Council Members Sovern, Clayton, Mann, Blessing,
Nays: Council Member Jones.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECOlDED A
MO IO TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO CERTIFY THE MILL LEVY TO T~E
COU Y A SES OR AT SEVE MILLS.
City Manager Cown stated that this action would raise
ill Lev rom .97 ills to 7 11ls. Upon a call oft e roll,
t e vote r sul ed as fol
Ayes: Cou cfl
Ble ssin , rown.
a s: o .
rs Jones , Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
r aylor.
mo 1o carried.
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resolution appropr1atf g
monf s n projec .
Bl
Taylor.
T 1on c1rr1
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City Manager Mccown presented the proposed streets to be
considered for inclusion in Paving District o. 23 which is to begin
in June of 1976. He said that $160,000 has been proposed for the
Paving District but feels that this amount could be reduced to
$125,000. He asked that the City Council begin the review of the
streets at this time.
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City Manager Mccown presented the Six-Quarter Budget. The
proposed changes include the purchase of a new rescue unit and an
increase in the local share of the widening of Dartmouth Street. In
order to take care of these budget changes, the Sidewalk District
has been reduced from $20,000 to $15 ,000 and the Paving District has
been reduced from $160,000 to $125,000 as outlined in the previous
topic.
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO ACCEPT THE SIX-QUARTER BUDGET FOR THE PERIOD OF OCTOBER
1975 THROUGH MARCH 1977. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
ays: one.
Absent: Counc11 Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion carried.
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Resolution No. 53, Series of 197 , a resolution appointing
Jam s 0. G iss1nqer Special Water Council for the City of Englewood.
COUNCILMAN JO ES VED A 0 COU ILMA CLAYTO SECO OED A
MOTIO TO PAS RESOLUTIO 0. 53, SERIES OF 1975. Upo n a call of
t e roll, t e vote resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council ers Jones, Sover , Clayton, Hann,
Bl es sing, Br
s : on .
A sen r Taylor.
ayor Pro T 1on carried.
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City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from Rich Lorig,
Personnel Director, relating to CETA Title II. He stated that the
Arapahoe County has received appropriation for the hiring of senior
citizens under this program. Mrs. Lute in the Library has expressed
an interest in utilizing this program. He stated that social
security and workmen's compensation are the only fringes which
would be paid by the City and the cost would be minimal. He stated
that we would have to coordinate with the County to determine the
Englewood allocation from this program. He stated that the County
currently has $25,000 in funding. Councilman Clayton stated that
he heard that Englewood and Sheridan were the cOlllTlunities to parti-
cipate. City Manager Mccown stated that an answer would be forth-
coming regarding participation.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION THAT CITY COUNCIL OFFICIALLY EXPRESS ITS INTEREST IN
PARTICIPATING IN THE CETA TITLE II PROGRAM. Upon a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
Nays: one.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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In answer to Councilman Jones' questions relating to
Cushing Par , City Manager Mccown stated that a tell!porary snow
fence h s been put around the pond, and safd tat th Par s
C issio is wor in on t e probl now and would ing a
nda io in the near future.
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COU CILMA BRO VEO A D C
IO 0 DIRECT THE CITY ATTO E 0
PREVENT LE OF 3.2 BEER WITH! FE
of roll, the vot r sul d as foll
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVER SECONDED A
OTIO TO ADJOUR HE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. Upon a cal of the roll,
t e vote resulted as follows:
~es : Council Members Jones, Sovern, Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown.
ays: one.
Absent: Council Member Taylor.
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 10:35 p.m.
Deputy City Clerk
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RE GULAR MEET I NG:
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
OCTOBER 6 , 1975
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Th e City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Col orad o , met in regular session on October 6 , 19 75 at
7:30 P.M.
Mayor Taylor , presid ing , ca lled the meeting to ord er .
Th e invocation was given by Re v. Stanley Fixture of
the Engl e wood Un i ted Meth odi st Church . The Pledge of A legiance
wa s le d by Mayor Tayl or .
The Mayor asked for roll ca 1 . Upon the call of the
rol l , t he following were present:
Council Memb e rs Jon s , o vern , Clayton , Mann, Bless! g ,
Br own , Taylor.
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Page 5 -the motion relating to She rman Street should
read: "Councilman Sove rn Moved and Councilman Ble ss ing seconded
a motion to r econs ider reve rting the South She rman Street to
two-way traffic at th e Octobe r 6t h, 1975 , Co unc il meeting,
after c omm e nts have been received from the various departments
and th e Planning and Zon ing Commission , if they choo se to comment .
Page 23 -the ltem relating to the island at Elati and
Floyd, the word "consider " should be "reconsider".
COUNCIL MAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE COUNC IL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
1 5 , 1975 , AS CORRECTED . Upon a call o f the roll , the vot e resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones ,So vern, Clayton , Blessing , Br own, Mann, Taylo r.
present.
declaring
Nays : None .
The Mayo r declared the motion carried.
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Richard L . Royce , 6690 So . Grant , Littleton , wa s
Mayo r aylor presented Mr . Royce with a proclamation
e tember 27 , 975 , as H nting and Fishing ay.
COUNCILMAN SOVERt MOVED AND COUHCILMA JONES SECO oi:;o
A MOTION TO AUTHORI ZE HE MAYOR TO SI GN A PROCLAMATIOU DEC LARING
SEPTEMBE 27 • 1975 , AS "HUNTING FISHI! 0 DAY" IN ENGLEWOOD.
Upon c 11 of th r o l , the vote re lte s fol ows:
Ay s : Co nci Member J s , overn , C ayton , Mann , Bl in • Br ow , Taylor .
y No
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He gave high praise to the City of Englewood Fire Department for
the work they have done in the para-medic program and indicated
that the training they have received is providing a most
valuable service to the community.
William A. Hamilton, Englewood Fire Chief, appeared
and provided the following statistics relating to the number of
calls received by the para-medic units: In the first nine
months of 1975, the Rescue Unit answered 963 calls; in the past
six months, they have answered 699 calls, of these, 366 were
injury calls; home, 78; public , 73 ; industrial, 12; auto accidents
203 ; illness calls, 300; heart attacks, 50 ; assist, 70; miscella-
neous sickness and injury,153; attempted suicides , 27 ; 404 calls
were answered in District l; 32 calls in District 2; 191 calls in
District 3; 66 calls in District 4.
Chief Hamilton sa id that these districts referred to
were the City Fire Districts. He further emphasized the dedica-
tion shown by Dr. Brittain and his staff at Swedish Me dical Center.
Mayor Taylor praised the fine work of the Fire Department
in the area of the para-medic program .
Dr. Brittain indicated that the Englewood para-medic
unit has a response time of under 4 minutes . He emphasized that
individuals who were having heart attacks in their home should
call the para-medics instead of trying to come to the hospital,
as their chances of survival are much greater if they stay at
home for emergency treatment. He said that the Englewood area
will be serviced by the "911" telephone number in the near future.
Councilman Jone asked th t this info rm ti on relating o the
para-medic program b b ished in the bi -monthly city news -le ter.
COU CILMA SOVERN l!OVED A D COU CILMAN CL YTOH SJ::CONDED
A TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORtEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTIO
RECOG IZ 0 A D THA:;KING ALL THE EO LE WHO H V PARTIC PATED W
THE -MEDI PROGRA D THAT LETTER~ b ENT TO THESE PEOPLE.
Upo call of th roll, h vote r sul ed as follows:
a Ay : Co ci M
sin , Brow , T ylor.
l y n •
Th yo 1 cl r
Jon a , overn , Cl y on , M nn,
ih m io c ri
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Mr . Ray Ball of Tend -R-Lean Meats , Dry Creek Shopping
Center. appeared and requested tha t Council change Sh e rman
Street to 2 -way traffic . He related some of the traffic flow
problems by havi ng Sherman a one -way street . Mr . Ball stated
that Mr . B sh , ·the owner of the Dry Creek Shopp ing Center , and
other land adjacent to the shopping center , would not co n sider
bu ilding any more build ings in the adjacent area if Sherman
rema ins as a one-way str ee t. Mr . Ball also directed Council 's
attention to inter-office memos which stated the opinion that
no one seems to be agains t changing She rman Street to a 2-way stre et .
Dire ctor of Pub lic Works Waggoner exp lained th e
hi s t ory and background of the change o f Sherman and Bannock
to one -way streets , and the overall plan which wo uld convert
other st r eets to one way stre ets . He said th e cost for changing
both streets back to two -way streets would be approximately
$13.0 00 , with $5 .000 f o r She rm an and $8 ,ooo for Ba nnock, He
said that this cost could be reduced by el iminating a couple of
existing signals a nd using the equipment at Sherman and Bannock.
If Bannock Street is changed to a two -way street , he said that
he intersection of Kenyon and Bannock wou d probably need
signalization . He explained other traffic flow problems which
may b e countere if these changes are made . He recommended
that o th B nnock an herman Streets be changed to two-way
stree s , nd tha Hampden be mad one way east -boun between B nnock coma ,
with
signe
inc
Councilman Mann stated that he is primarily concerned
he sit at on at Sherman Str t in that 420 indivi du a s
petitions sp cifically r q sting that Sherman be changed ,
nn 's question , Director of
in o h r equipm nt at
o roximat y 600 .
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after the result s of a change on Sherman Street is evaluated ,
Mayor Taylor stated that he had talked to several
people on South Sherman Street in the area wher e he lives,
and most of them were against the change to begin with and
support the contemplated return to two way traffic.
Councilman Sovern stated that the Council should
consider the entire report in that a year ago Council received
petitions from residents of Bann oc k Street requesting a change
to two-way traffic . He said Council should consider changing
both instead of just one. Another consideration that should
be made is the cost consideration.
Director of Public Works Waggoner stated that the
equipment at Acoma and Floyd and Acoma and Girard are the
only ones which can be used because hey have the necessa ry
mast arm.s. He further stated th at an ordinance change would
be necessary in orde r to change Hampden to a one way street .
Councilman Jones stated that he is a g ainst this
motion and feels that it is a regre ssive move of the City
Council. The City s hould consider the ent ire Voorhees Repo rt
whic h rec ommends that Sherman , one-way, be extended from Yale
to Chenango.
In resp onse to Councilman Clayton 's que stion relating
to an election in November, 1968, City Attorney Be rardini
answered that the electors had vot ed for one-way traffic on
South Bannock Street through Ordinance No . 1 . Councilman
Clayton stated that he could not support changing Bannock Street
back to two -w ay traffic because of the electorate 's decision in
1 968 .
Director o f Public Works Waggoner pointe o t that
in Ordin nee No . 2 , which was also passed by the elec orate ,
s tate h all reet s mor th n 29 feet w1 e shal l be one -way.
Th decision in Ordinance o . 2 contradicts the deci s ion in
Ordinance No . 1.
Upon a call of h roll, the vo e on the mo ion ls a follow
Ay a : Co nc11 So v rn, ssi , Brown , n, T ylor .
N y Co ~1 or c yt r •
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUHCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO INSTRUCT THE CITY ATT ORHEY TO DRAW UP AN ORDI ~Al~CE
CHANG ING HAMPDEN BETWEEN BANNOCK AND ACOMA TO ONE -WA Y TRAFFIC .
Upon a call of _the roll , the vote re ulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jone3 , Sove rn, C ayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown , T·ylor .
tays : one .
h Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Jeanne Piz , 3290 o . Hu ron, expressed her concern about
the dangerthat exists at c shing Park pond , and is especially
concernc for the aafety of chil ren . She presented petitions
signe by 155 p op le stating that "We demand the po nd at C.E.
Cushing Park b filled with rock an gravel to 3-foot deep , a
3-foot fence of strong teel be erected to prevent future
accidents . We demand the pond be rained until this ac tio n is
taken."
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COU!JCILMAN BROW SECOND ED
A MOTIOtl TO REFER THE CUSH!! G PARK POND SITUA ION TO THE PARKS
D RECREATIO COMMI IO FOR RE OM '1c D TIOt ND REPORT BAC K TO
COU CIL . U on a call of the rol , the vote res lte s follows :
Ay s :
Blessing , Brown ,
Council Member
ylor .
Jone , Sovern , C ayton , Man n,
ays: Non •
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Jerr y DeHoff , 3277 So . Galapago , e xpressed his con-
c e rn f or t he dangerous situation at Cushing Park , He said
h e was unaware that the pond was 15 feet deep and had four
f eet of mud . The park is used by many kids and he asked the
Cou n cil to do somethin g to eliminate this dangerous situation .
He indicated that he had been told that Cushing Park was a
par k for old people and no t for children , whi ch is not the
case . Mayor Taylor said that Cushing Park is a park fo r old
and young alik e , and that City Cou ncil and the staff are con-
cerned about t he situation which does exist there . He assured Mr . DeHoff that something will be done . ·
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Council adjourned at 8 :55; and reconvened at 9:10 .
Upon a cal l of the roll, the followin g were present:
Council Member s Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann , Bles sing , Brown , Tayl or.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
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COUNCILMA BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECONDE D
A MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM 6-I RELATI G TO A COURT DECIS ION
INVOLVI NG THE DEMET IOUS CORPORATION , D/B/A ARAP 'S RESTAURANT
AN D LOUNGE . Upo n a c 11 of the roll , he vot re u l d a foll ows :
Ayes: Cou ncil Member Jon s , Sovern, Cl y o n , nn , Bl ss 1n , Brown , T ylor .
Nays: one .
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Nay s : None .
The Mayor eclared the motion carried .
George Ar pkoles , representing Arap 's Restaurant and
Lou nge , wa s present . In answer to Mayo r Taylo r 's qu estion , he
s aid t hat t he buildi g they are res ntly r emo deling could be
opened and rea y fo r u se within thlrLy days .
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COUNCILMA SOVERN MOVED Al D COU GILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARIIJG TO CONSIDER THE 1976 CITY OF
ENGLEW OOD BUDGET . Upon · call of the roll , the vote re s ulted as
follows :
Ayes : Co ncll Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Cl y t on , Mann ,
Blessing , Brow n, Taylor .
ays : on~.
he Mayor ec art th~ motion asse
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setback in the previous year primarily because of the opening of
Southglenn, auto sales decline, and construction which is down.
Mr. Nollenberger outlined the property tax and indicated that
1976 the assessed valuation of the City will be $112,725,000, which
is a 20.2% increase. This is due primarily to the re-evaluation
of all property in the County . The General Fund expenditure
budget of $7,105,000 is a budget which takes into account no new
positions for 1976, and is before the recommended $300,000 cuts.
The Public Improvement Fund of $1,800,000 is funded
by the one cent of our sales tax. The Water Fund of $1,372,493
reflects a recommend ed increase of water rates of 30 percent .
The Sewer Fund of $6,624,8 90 takes into account a r ecomme nded
increase in tap fees from $300 to $450 , and also takes into
account an increa se in sewer rates , from $15 to $20.
Mr. Nollenberger outlined the recommended $300 ,000 in
budget cuts which can be made.
Donald Smith , 3165 So . Sherman , questioned a $190 ,0 00
increase in the Public Works Budget over and above that reflect-
ing the functional change for accounting .
several
power
co
City Manager Mccown answered that this is due to
areas;
1.
2 .
3 ,
Mr.
nd pum
The paving district program .
ases and Personnel incre ses, including merit incr
increas d frin b n fits.
Inflation of ma erials sed by the Public Works
Department.
Sm ith qu stion he Wa e r Fund increase in th
ing cos .
M nager ~cCown answer d tha these are reflective
cos s and ca ital ou lays. In 1975
1 97 hey will e s102,ooo, which
d or McL 1 an Reservoir and for
th incr a in h adll'liniat r tiv
h1a 1ncr aae la ror
he r pay en or
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Mr . mith questioned the organizational set-up in
the Commu ni ty De velopment Depar ment an asked what the duties
of a ss i stant directors and associa e planners are .
Acting Di rector o f Community Development Romans answere d
and outlined the duti es of the various personnel within the
Community De velopment Department .
Al uaintance , 4760 So . Ma r iposa Drive , a member of
t he Library Board , asked the City Co ncil to take a close look
a t the recommende d budget cuts for the Library . The Englewood
Public Library is u sed very extensively and it would be a shame
to cut services in t his area . He s t ate d th at t he City of
Englewood ha s 43 percent o f its citizens having library cards .
Th i s is higher than the norm which is one-third of it s citizenr y
which normally have library car He r eminded the Council
that Englewood can be very rou of i s Library as it is one of
the be s t in the metropolitan rea .
Mr . Tyme r Rice , 5085 o . Huron, stated that he is
conc erned abo t the large num er of service c ts being considered
in orde r t o sa ve a possible rise in taxes . He said he called
32 peop le in the Ci ty of Englewoo t ran om and discussed the
subject of City Se rv ices . He said that all were concerned bout
the ossible o f c tt ing of s rvices for the g ke of the tax
doll r, an for the sake of b la clng a b He recomm ode
t h t Ci y Co ncil consi er r l ing the mill levy , if nee ed ,
to in the present leve of service •
the
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provide d two year s ago . Mr . Martin again asked his questio n
relating to the Park s and Police Budgets . City Manage r Mccown
stated that this is a City Council decisi on ; how and where
monies are spent i s a policy decision and this res ts with the
Council .
Mayor Tayl or stated that citizens have indi-
cated that they want first class parks in the City of
Englewood and , therefore , we have 11 to 13 n eighborhood
parks in the City . Many of the se parks have e xt ensiv e programs .
If the citizens indicate they want program cuts in these a reas ,
Council will d o it.
Mr . Martin asked how a citizen mi ght make his wishes
known . Mayor Taylor stated that many p ro grams a r e e nacted in
the City of Englewood because of silent co nse nt; unf ortunately
there ha s been a lack of citizen involvement in the decision-
making process of the City . Normally , hose ci tizen s which
make a request will get positive respon se .
Co uncilman Brown stated that Mr . Ma r ti n might con-
sider serving on the citizen budget committee fo r 197 6 .
Councilman Mann sta ed that City Council and the Budget
Committee spend many , many hours in determining the budget
for an upcoming year . Councilman Clayton pointed ou hat
o f the 7 ,104 ,000 ir the eneral Fund budget , 75 percent o f
that is for personn 1 .
Oliver Giseb rt , 3171 So . High Street , questioned the
following recommend d bu get cuts:
1 . Turning off the mid -block s reet ligh s . He said
tha hese re real crim rev n ives and should no e
elimin ted.
ther e is
see his
y elimina ing thi s
en s .
Surry: he i ica e h wo ld like to
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In answer to Mr . Lucero's conce rn about secretaries
in City Hall , City Manager Mccown stated that each department
has one secretary to fulfill all of the needs of that depart-
ment . He also ·state that Englewood is what is known as a
full -service city , an that it provides all the services
necessary to run the city; it has its own water department ,
sewer epartment , it& own parks , its own library .
Mr . Lucero asked if the City is considering a head
t ax like that imposed in Denver . Mayor Taylor stated that
the tax committee is considering several alte rnatives for
raising revenues for the City of Eng ewood ; the head tax is
one that is being considere
Mr . Lucero wtate he is against the imposition Of a head tax .
Mr . ick Clark , 2260 E . E stman , stated that he fel t
that m ny of the c ts hich are recommended are being made
for shock value , an also felt that possibly the recommendat i ons
made by department heads may not be the ones that are in the
best interest of the City .
City Manager Mccown st ted that this is really not
the cas , an explain d mor f lly som of the budget cut
re comr1en ations . He so tated th t t.hi would bring the
City ck to the serv1c l vel of two years ago .
Councilman
level of s rvic e w1 l
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Ci y staff 's b tting
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John Wr en , 2160 E . Eastman , stated that for the
ave rage guy the budge t is ve ry difficult to understand and
asked wh at the budget is really trying to t el l th e average
cit izen . City Manager Mcco wn stated that the City Manage r
canno t present an unbalanced budget to the Counci l; the
budget that he is p r esenting to the City Co uncil does not ask
for any new employees and, therefore, it is a no service level
increas e budget . He also stated that it is a budget that has
bean extensively revi ewed by the Citizen Budget Re view Committee .
Councilman Clayton aske d that tho se i n the audience
who are me mber s of the Citizen Budget Committee rai se their
hands , and they did so .
City Manager Mccown stated that it is the City Manager
who r ec ommends certain levels of main enan c e for existing
faciliti es in the City and the Council then determines what
the actual level of services will e for the var i ous facili -
ties in the Ci y.
Mayor Taylor stated hat he City Council needs more
c i izen input in order for them o make good ecisions .
Councilman Sovern stated tha he Budge t is the single
most importan olicy c a em n ma e y the City Council every
year .
dollar figure were arrived
M na er Mccown stated that
Len fi s , and in some cases
1 he cours of a year .
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City Manager Mccown answered Councilman Clayton's
question that six to eight people have left the employ of
the City in the last year.
Councilman Clayton stated that the City of Englewood
must be a good place to work becaus e the City has a very low
turn over rat e .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BUDGET FOR 1976 . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann,
Blessing, Brown, Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Taylor recessed the meeting at 11:25; the
meeting reconvened at 11:35. Upon a call of the roll, the
following were present:
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton, Mann,
Blessing, Brown , Taylor .
Absent: None .
h Mayo r decl red a quorum pr sent .
y
leei , Br o r ,
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City Attorney Berardini stated that this item sho u ld
be stricken from the agenda because the request asked that
there be an area rezoned from R-2-A to R-2-B, and since there
are no R-2-A and R-2-B zones in the City any more , there is no
need to consid e r thi~ i em .
Mayor Taylor apologized to tho se who were in the
audience who w r awaiting the ublic hea rin g on this item .
COUNCILMA MANU MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVE RN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLI HEARIIJG ONC ERNI G THE APPLICATION
FOR REZ GrHNG COMMO;JLY REFERRED TO AS THE WEAVER/WIEBE REZONING
REQUEST. Upon a call of he !'Oll , the vo e resulted as follows:
Ay es : Council Memb r Jones , Sove rn, Clayton , Man n,
Blessing,Brown , Taylorl.
Nayc: !Jone.
Th Mayor declared :be mo ion carrie •
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Comrnunica ions -No Ac ion Recol!l!!lended , all accepted
without comm nt:
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(h) Report from Director of Libraries to the
State of Co lorado concerning activi t ies funde d
by Histori cal Grant .
(i) ·Memo r andum from Acting Chie f Morgan t o the
Assistant City Manager concerning the State
of Colorado Police Reporting System .
(j) Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning the engineering
study on U.S . 285 .
(k) Memorandum from the Colorado Municipal Leagu e
concerning rebate of Mountain Bell t e lephone
case .
(1) Summary showing signatures plotted of those
persons petitioning in favor of a 3 .2 beer
license app ication by Deadwood Diggins , Ltd .
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COU CILMAN CLAYTOt MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECO OED MOTION TO ACCcPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE LIBRARY
BOARD THAT CIT Y COUtCIL AUTHORIZE HE MAYOR TO REAFFIRM THE
LIBRARY SYSTEM GREEMENT APPROVED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
DECEMBER 6 , 1967 . Upon c 11 of the roll , the vote resulte d
as follows :
Ay es : Council Mem rs Jones , So vern , Clayton , Ma n n ,
Blessing , Tylor , Brown .
ys: Non •
yor cl r d t e rn tion c rried .
ov rn. Cl y o n ,
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. COUNCILMA MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECONDED A MOTION TO RENEW THE 3 .2 BEER APPLICATION FOR
CONSUMPTION OPP HE PREMISES FOR NATIO AL TEA COMPANY
D/B/A DEL FARM FOODS , 4160 SO . BROADWAY . Upo n a call of
the roll, t he vote re sulted a s follows :
Ayes: Council Membe rs Jones , Sove rn , Clayton, Man n, , Bl ess ing , Brown, Taylor .
Nays : !Jone .
Th e Mayor clared th mo ion carried .
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CO JC ILMAr AN l'.OVED
A MOTION TO RE:E THE 3 .2 E
THE PREMISES FOR 90 W.B. GO RP OR
PIZZA , 90 WET BEL'EVlc .
Council brie ly
cal of the rol , ttP vo:
y Co nc 1
Ble ing , Brown , T y or .
lay Nor.
The Mayor c
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ATIOI FOR CONSUMPTION ON
D/B/A LEA l ING TOWER OF
ol ice calls . Upon a
follo ws:
, Sever , Clayt on , Mann ,
o 1on carrie •
Cl y on , r n ,
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Mayo r Tay l o r stated that there is a vacancy e x is ting
o n the Boa r d o f Caree r Ser vice Corruni ~1011eru to be a ppointed b y
th e Ci t y Coun ci l . He asked t hat names of poss ible cand i dates
be s u bmitt e d t q h im y atu rday .
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Act.ing ir• ctor of Corrununlty ev~ o me nt Romans
pr esented th e memo r an m from the C"ty Planning an Zoning
Commi ss i on r e l a ir to t he l:J76 -77 't.at e Hi ghway Work Program
Re que s t s . Mrs . I uma1,., o..i in•-the vario s p r oje ct whic h we r e
i ncl e d in the req e3t..
Co ncil i3cu 3~..1
Sout h b r o· wa fr m Ya e o U.0 . 2b~.
that he WO 1 li • 0 uee the
Zoni ng Co:runiss' ,H meetlr.g . e
Co u nc i l ta k :.> any ac io1 •.
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Co nc lman Ma nn s t t e
of th P an ing an
So u tr Br o· wa y e f o r e
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City Attorn ey Berardini indi c ated that these are
not substantive changes and should not require a republica -
tion of the Ordinance.
Councilman Sovern quest i oned whether a change had
been made relating to Section 3-8-4(b) concerning the necessar y
foundation, a question brought up by Mr . Ryberg during the
public hearing .
Acting Director of Community De velopment Romans
stated that it was felt that no change was necessary in this
ar e a.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILf.1Al~ MANN ,
BY AUTHORITY
ORDIN AN CE !JO . 36
SERIES OF 975
AN ORDINANCE REPEALI G ARTICLE I A II, (CHAPTE R 8) TITLE
III, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED "M OVING AND
WRECKING" A D REENACTING THE SAME WI TH AMENDMENTS .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED ANDD COUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 36 , SERIES OF 1975.
Upon a call of the roll , he vote resulted as follow :
Ayes: Cou nc il Me bers Jones , Sovern, Clayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Br own , Taylor.
lays : lone .
The Mayor declar d th mo ion ca rri
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Counc ilman Blessing askc how thi wou ld affect
b o wl ing alleys ; Councilman Sovern stated that it was decided
i n the previ o u s council meeting tlat bowling alleys would not
be affect ed if they had a iquor license . Th e liquor license c l osing law would prevail.
Councilman Mann stated that he would like to see t he
cl osing h o ur changed from the proposed 1 :00 P .M. to midnight .
COU CILM AN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO . 37 , ECTIOU 3, PARAGRAPH
9-2 -4 2 BY CHAHGING 11 :00 TO 12 :v0 MIDN IGHT . Upo n a c l of the rol , the vote r es lte a3 fo ow :
Ayes: Co ncil Mem ers Mar~. aylor .
ays: Co· ell Memb r., Joi es , overn , Clayton , Bl es sin , Brown .
The Mayo r eel r~ the mo ion efeate •
Co ncilman Brown stated th t the Co ncil might
consider changing the closing hour for we eken s only t o 12:00
nd keeping the closing hou r to 11:00 P .M. on week day s .
COUN ILMA!1 BROW!J MOVED A D COU CILM AN MANN SECONDED
THE MOTIO TO E, ORD l r CE iJO . 37 , JJ:;C IO 3 , PA R GRAPH
9 -2 -42 BY CHAIGI G 1:00 TO iiEA "11 :00 0 WEEKDAY , 2 :00
MIDNIGHT 0 FR AYS , J URDAYS , ID JUNDAYS .11 Upon a cal
of the rol • the vote result t follo ws :
Taylor .
ye Counci Mt1 t er •'o v r1 , nn , les ing , Brown ,
y Co nci ... , c ay n .
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COUNCILMA N SOVERN MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN CLA YT ON
SECONDED A MOTIO N TO CONSIDER ITEM 6(e) RELATING TO THE LEGAL
CASE BETW EEN AMERICAN METAL CLIMAX AND THE DRAVO CORPORATION .
Upon a call of th e rol l , the vot e resulted as foll o ws:
Ayes: Council Me mbe r s Jones , So vern , Clayton , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor.
Nays : Non e .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
City Attorney Berardini introduced a Re solu tion
relat ing to the City of Englewo o 's position in the legal case
be tween American Me tal Cl imax an the Dra vo Corporation .
RESOLUTION NO . 45
SERIE OF 19 75
A RESOLU TION RATIFYIN HE AGREEMENT OF EPTEMBE R 25 , 1969.
BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGI:..LWOOD AND AMAX , REJECTING THE OFFER
OF SETTLEMENT BY THE DRAVO CORPORATION OF FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL~RS; URGING THAT MERITORIOUS DEFEt E BE ItlTERPOSED TO
THE DRAVO COR ORATIOU SUIT , AND AUTH OR I ZING THE PAYMENT OF
PR O ORTIONATE SHARE OF NECESSARY AND REASONABLE COSTS AND EXPENSE OF UIT .
COU CILMA SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECONDED
A MOTION TO A PROVE RESOLUTION NO . 5 , ERIE OF 197 5 . Upon a
cal o f the ro 1 , the vote resul e as follows :
Ay s : o nc11 M m ers Jon , So v rn, Clay o n , Mann , Bl ss1n , B own , T ylor .
Th y or c t.1 o n
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Ci y Attorney Berardini state that the Bill for
an Or irance is a carbon copy of one asse by Denver for the
City of Engl woo , except for a cou l~ J f sections relating
t o c ons ructio . Councilman Sovern a s Ked what area this was
to serve . irector of Public Works Wag oner sa id that it was
an area hat was q ite a ways south of Eng ewood .
Upon a ca 1 of he roll , th vote on the motio n was
as follows:
yes: Council Mem ers Jone.>, Sove rn , C ayton , Mann ,
Blessing, Brown , Taylor .
l~ays : lone .
The Mayo r ec areJ th mo i on carri d .
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INTRODUCED A A BILL BY 'OU!C LMA 3U ~H ,
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE AME DI G EC ION 5 , CHAPTER , mITLE XV OF THE
196 9 E .M .C., Il1CREASIHG FEE TO BE CH AR ED FOR CONNECTIOf TO THE
ENGLEWOO EWER SYSTE4.
COU CILM
ITEM FOR FUTURE CO
CITY COUNCIL TABL THI
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AYES: Council Members Jone s . Sovern . Clay t on. Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion passed . • • • • • COUNCILMAN
SECONDED A MOTION TO
ORDINANCE CONCERNING
OF OCTOBER 20 , 1975 .
resulted as follows:
CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN
TABLE CONSIDERATION OF A BILL FOR AN
ANIMAL CONTROL TO THE COUNCIL MEETING
Upon a call of the roll , the vote
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann, Blessing, Brown , Taylor .
Nays: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVI NG AN ANNEXATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY
OF LITTLETON AND THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO MUNICIPALITI!::S .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COU1~CII..MAN CLAYTON SECOI DED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR All ORDIUANCE APPROVING ANNEXATION
AGREEMEIJT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LITTLETO!l AND THE CIT Y OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO MUNICIPALITIES .
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Upon call or h roll , h VO on tor 111 1 a ollows:
Ay Co r en Jon • c ton, 1n , Bro n , T ylor .
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RESOLUTIO N NO. 46 . SERIES OF 1975
A RE OLUTION .;)UBMITTING TO THE REGISTERED UALIF IED l:.LECTORS
OF THE CITY OF I:. GLEWOOD , COLORAD 1J , AT A SPECIA L MUNICIPAL
ELECT IOI 0 BE HEL UE 'DAY , DECEMJjER 23 , 1 975 , THI:. UESTIOJ~
OF I UI! G GENERAL OBLIGATi u:, i:lG,, : OF ·;.'HI:. CITY IN THL PRINCI -
PAL MOUNT 0'11 EXCEEDiiW $2 ,a5 ,00u , FOH 'HE PURPOSE OF CO!S -
TRUCTI G A RESI ENCE STRUC'.i.'U E OF APF-ROXIMAT ELY 10 Ul ITS , FOR
THE ELDERLY .
COUNCILMAN MA! IJ MO VED Al Ll COUI CILMAJ BLESSING SECOJ DED
A MO TIO N TO PAS' A RES OLUTIOH SUBMITTING TO THE REGISTE RED
U LIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AT A
SPECIAL MU ICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD TUE DAY , ECEMBER 23 , 1975 ,
THE UE TION OF S UI!JG l:J<ERAL Ol3LI ATIO BO!~ S OF THE CIT Y I~
HE PRitCIPAL AMOUNT JOT EXCEED! G $2 ,225 ,000 , FOR THE PURPO E
OF CONS TRUCTI!G RESIDE!CE TRU CTURE OF APPROXIMATEL Y 04 UN I T
FOR HE ELDERLY . U on a call of tne roll , the vote r esu l ted as
f o o ::; :
y s: Co ncil Members 011 , 'Jv rn, Clayton, Mann ,
Ble sin , r o n , Taylor • .. •• y . !one .
T h yor cl re tl.c
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City ttorn y erardin 1 t r.e wou e on
v aca ion r on ctober 6 to ct ob
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Council received a memorandum noting the change in
publication date for the Englewood Herald -Sentinel from Thursday
to Wednesday . This requires a change in our deadlines for sub-
mitting information to the newspaper .
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RESOLUTION NO . 47 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ORDIHAHCE NO ,
227 , SERIES OF 1975 , CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER , COLORADO ,
GRANTING A PERMIT TO ENCROACH IN A PORTION OF THE PUBLIC .
STREET IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER , KNOWN AS SOUTH
PLATTE RIVER DRIVE , AND ALSO ENCROACHMENT IN A PORTION OF
THE CHANNEL OF SOUTH PLATTE RIVER AT YALE AVENUE (EXTENDED),
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO. 47, Upon a call of the r oll , the vote was as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton , Mann , Blessing , Brown , Taylor.
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion passed.
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City Manager Mccown thanked the Council for permitting
him to attend the convention for City Manager , and he wil l
submit a report at a later date.
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COU CILMAN MA N MOVED A D COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPOINT JOSEPH W. ESCH AS ASSOCIATE JUOOE. U on
c 11 or h roll, h vo e r sul d s follow :
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Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Councilman overn st te that the ra ahoe Co unty
Fairg r ound s Committee i intereste in anne xing the So th
Drive -In Theater land to the Ci t y of Lrg ewood .
COUIJCILMAN ..:>OVJ:;Rl MOVED D COUHCILMA! MANN ECO OED
A MOTION TO DIRE T THE CITY T FF TO PUR UE THE ANNEXATION OF
THE SO UTH DRIVE II THEATER . Upon a call of the ro 1 , the vote
re su lt ed as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jon s , So vern , C ayton , Mann ,
Blessing , Brown , Taylor .
ay None .
The Mayor declare the motion carrie .
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indicat th t the owne r of the
corn r of hamp en an
in re tion to par king
ai ha with the
bsequen reloc tion of
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I N FRONT OF THE ENGLEWOOD FL OWER SHOP UNT I L THE OCTO BER 20th ,
1 975 , MEETING . Upon a call of the r o l l , the vote resulted as fo llows :
Ay es : Council Members J ones , Sove rn , Clayton , Mann , Ble s sing, Brown, Taylor .
Nay s : None .
Th e Ma yo r dec l a r ed t he motion carried .
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SECO NDE D A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Up on a
c a ll o f the r oll , the vot e resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , So ve r n , Clayton , Mann , Bless ing , Br own , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 1:30 A.M.
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On June 17, 1974, the Englewood City Council decided to appoint
a f'ommilt<'<' to inv pst igdtP the µractira lity of rPvitalizing and expanding
the r: .. glewood Volunt eP r rirP Depilrtment .
The CommitlcP appointed co11sisted to:
Jo t:llen Turner
Krn Carlberg
01 icf William A. Hamilton
Volunteer Chirf RogPr A. Miller
Karl Nollenberger
rirPfighter Puul Jumison(local Firefigher's Assn.)
Cnuncilman Doug Sovern
This PommitteP met four ti mes, discuss.ing thC' fire protection available
for the City of C nglP •~nod . On SPptemb r 3, 1 974 the findings, and a list
of rrcomm ndation s wPrC' presente d to the City Council. lnPluded in this
list was till' n •c ommC'ndation that the ordinance' banning the recruitment of
volunteers b a boll shed dnd membership of the CnglC'wood Volunteer Fir
Department be r aised lo 25 mcmbC'rs.
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Other recolTWTlcnda ti ons for thC' Volun leC'r Ul'pdrtmenl werC':
roll
up
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(a) RPduction of minimum age to 18 year •
(b) Acceptance of application from pPrsons outside the
city limits of Engl wood if their r<' pons time is
within practical limits, or p r on that work in
Cnglewnod .ml could respond fr m their work.
(c) ln<'r a f.' requir d minimum training to 48 hour annu lly.
(d) Re uir 5 hour ot
th y r n r pond to
(e) ~quirr 70 h ur~
b f rp a r ru i t
d lrainin for r ruit befor
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probation
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in 1 tion by th City Cl)unc-il, a1-11>l ka i n w r pr in d and
gh n to th lo A tr lnin pl n"'
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r etlul'C'd to l L 011 M.ircli 211, l 'l7S .it lht• rpg11 l dr 111ePting of the
l:nglPwootl Vol 11nlC'er l'i r r lle>purtmc•nt llwst• J ~ .i µplirants werr v oted to
6 month s p robarion..i r y mC'mbersh i p.
One of the se lJ p r o b .1 tion ~r y .n ember s d rop pe out d uring the sec on d montn
Oi proba tion beca u se oL cha n&e of job re4 ui r ement s .
On Oc tober lJ , l 'J 75, LO or the re1n..tining l2 pr ob.i tion.i ry members na ving
completed a t least 70 hour 01 t r .1 in10g were voted to regul a r member sh ip in the
Jep..i rtment.
The two p r ob..i tion..i r membe r s tha t ad not c~npleted the requir ed training
hours bec .i use 01 jo b r ..,uirements, were gr a nted "n exten si on of proba tion.
On Janua r y l , 197, the old \,uincy Fir e St .t tion wa s turned over to the
Volunteer s tor use ~ t,eir neJd~u a rter s . f ne bailJing , beside s being used
.i.o r :l"'·~ti.n-.,s.nJ tr i.'li.n.;cl..t .;;es, now ou r;es·
(1) Re er ve Pump er 9. This pump r, J s i gn J to the Volunte r a ,
i b in~ conve rted, JS e4uipm nt b co~es J Vaila b le, to a
rnulti-pu r po e unit .
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Re scu e J. A 1946 Chev r olet
City fo r 25 ye r nd ls now
roO!ll c onJiti n tor shows nd
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ch Ju led to be re1 tortd to show
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Volunteer org anization, professionally selected, trained
and organized under a modern concept, could and has added
greatly to our public safety functions. These activities
continue to increase in the following areas:
Response to all structure fires and multiple alarms for aid.
Participation in public safety assignments,
such as school functions, large public functions, parades.
Fire Prevention programming, especially during
escalated seasonal activitie s by the general public.
Chief Hami lto n wi l l intr od u ce Roger Miller , Chief
of he Vol u nteers . Chi f Miller w ill then intr o-
duc the r cently appointed m mb rs of th Volun er Fire D pa r
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TO: Mayor Taylor and Members of City Council
FROM: Keith C. Weir , Director of the Alcohol Detoxification Center Task Force
DATE: October 16, 1975
SUBJECT: Alcohol Detoxification Program
It is our unders anding that the City of Englewood furnish
o fice facilities for the Director until approximately
December 15, 1975. It is further understood tha limited
seer tarial support is available hrough Mrs. Romans's
offic . We, of course, will reimb rse the City of Englewood
for any "out of pocket" expenses such as X rox copies,
long distanc e phone calls, of ice supplies, e c.
W greatly appr cia e the suppor Englewood has provided
in getting the Alcohol Detoxifica ion progr m nderway
eapecially he kind con ri ution of $3,500 . Thank you .
Keith Weir
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LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
ST. IDJIS CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL
3301 so. Sherman Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
TYPE OF ACTIO REQUESTED:
Public Hearing £or issuance of Special Events Permit for
•erving beer, wine, and liquor on November ~.l 1975
& POLICE AND FBI RE?ORTS:
N/A
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIO .S IXJRING PRIOR TWO YEA.RS,
EXCWDING ANNUAL RENEWAL:
Is1rUance of several special even s ts.
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_ · set the •lllll'OYU of J'Dlll' local llc•M1111 author1t 7 (e ee l ast
~) 8"11 aleo tlle appronl of JtNZ' Col orado liquor a ntorc-nt
ott1C91'o Then •U W • c caplet.ed a ppl1ca t1on with proper rae
to the Co1ondo Dllpartaent ot ~"9ft\le , stat Ca pitol &mu
llaildlnl. 117' smr.an st., Denver, Colorado 8020), NO PERK!
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wt.u. 81 OMlft'ID oiem TH IS APP LICATION HAS BEEM APPROVED BY !OUK LOCAL LICENS I IO AUTllJRlTr All) IOUAl
Ll"'°R ID'DICIMllT ornclR. ~enalta are granted tor a MXiJal.la ot tvo dqa. Coloredo t .. aNa ,.d Beer -t10.oo Pll' da.71 Beer , Wine and Uquor • t 2s.oo r da,7. toar local llcenallW eutbol'it~
Will iadic t. tile a.Dlmt ot their f H,
ALL lllST Bl PIU.lft'lll) DI Illl OR TrPZWIUTTD
Mii\ Qpe Of pel'll1t are JOU appl7111g f or o).~ Be er {!)Beer. Wlne allll Lt..-
l. I~ G LW l S QiP.li}CJi/SQrl y wL TelepboM lo. 76td9'Q
'2. TNdit -(it ~) C. LQJ IS HCJU Ajf p p orn.
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e\Nll .......... 1f JlO H ible, Il place 18 loca~ 1n a ~ or Nral dbb-let ..._.. 'lt le
Ulpoodble to p99 et,...t r, e l ot •rd block number or part ot eeet1on -... lMeted
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State License N11111ber ___ ~-~--~
Has &"7 special events perllli. t been iesued to J'Ou Vi thin the current calendar year?
li]tee ONo U yos, ror how •Al\Y daT•7 ___ ....._ ____ _
"9'ftle follOWi.ng affidavit is to be s1 ned and arlc:nov ledgcd by organiii:ation• ..
STATS or co __ U>_RADO ______ J :>s .
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and----------, being b7 -Cir t d awo rn, if tor himelt. depoeea and nay s
tbat ._ 18 Ute a pplicant above na.ed; or that e 1 of the abofto """''
corporation : that he haa read th foN'! f' •rr li at.ion and that he knows the content.a th"""°
aa:l ~·ai1 •tte and thing th rt"in forth •Nt true ot his own knowledge, and he ar:n><'
to eonf'O!'ll to all rule:s and Pn:atlca ~ by the DEPAR'I'MJ!NT OF R!:VEllUE DI CONN&;T!O 'l'RRRIWrnf.
If UMt sinalae• are located within a tovn or cit1, the approyal a bovn -below ebolald be •tc'Md bl
the lfa7or and Clerk. It the p ses •rl" l a t!d in a count1 , then thia •pproYal a~ be
r.1gned 'tv the Chairman ot th Board ot Coun y Coeai:-o:iont"rs and the Cleric to the Board. It, tl)'
Ordinanoe or Othervi.a , th local 'ice a ng uthori 1 ia llOlll other official , then -.Ch approval
o hould be •lcMd bT b ottic1al,
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c haracter of the 1 icant la
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDI A CE NO. '?//, , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDI NANCE AM ENDING THE CO MPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
(ORDIN AN CE NO . 26 , SE RIES OF 1963 , AS AMENDED), BY ADDING
A DEFINITION OF "PART Y WALL" THERETO.
OW,THE REFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
Sect i on I.
Tha t Section 22.8 of the Compr hensive Zoning
Ordinan ce (Ordinance o . 26, Series of 1963, as am nded),
is he r eby amended by adding the new def1nit1on as follows:
PARTY wALL A common or shared tructural
separa ion between abutting dwelling, business
or indu trial units or buildings, which may be
cen ered on on building lot or betw en abutting
dwelling, bu iness or industri 1 unit or
building on ei h r ide of a lo line; the ain
purpose of whi h i to act a support for the
building and a a po itivc f1r separation bet-
ween the cont1 uou d~ ll1ng uni or buildings.
ln roduc J, re d in full an<l passed on f1r
reading on the 15th day of ptemb r, 19 S.
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Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
1, William D. James , do here y certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ordinance passed a final reading and publ1 hed by title as
Ordinance o. , series of 1975.
E Officio City !erk-Treasurer
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
September 3, 1975
The meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order by Chairman Art Martin at 7:00 P.M. Attendance was
as follows:
Commissioners Present: Arthur Martin, Chairman
Judi th Pierson
Chalmer e Parker
Eddie Tanguma
Le Jon s
Ed Smith
Ma Wade
Commissioners Absent: Howard Brown
Ge org Jorgen on
Others Present: Dorothy A. Homans, Acting Director of
Community Development -Planning
Stev Hou e, Planning Associate
Bill Jam , Director of Financ
K rl oll nb rger, A i tant City Manager
K 11 r, Dir Public Works
d that th minu of
, 1975, would b tabl d
r 9 in ord r to giv Com i
tin of Augu t 12, August 19,
or approval until th •eeting
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that annexing this area would provide a good chance for the City
to expand their tax base. Mr. Parker asked if we had ever con-
sidered t aking Rockwell by itself. Mrs. Romans stated that it
is in the City. Originally, an asphalt plant was started on the
rear of what was then the Holland property, and it had gradually
evolved to the present use. The Building Department has spent
a great deal of time with the present owner trying to get it
cleaned up. Over a year ago they had to go to the Board of
Adjustment, and told that Board that they were applying for re-
z oning. They did submit an application, but to this time, either
the information on the application has been faulty, the legal
no accurate, and finally, they failed to post the property.
Letters have been sent to Mr. Clinger, the owner, and to his
attorney, with copies to the City Attorney's office and the head
of the Code Enforcement Division, in order to keep them informed
of th delays. One of the most recent reasons given for the de-
lay is hat they were going to try· to get some of the adjoining
properties to j oin in the application for 1-3. Mrs. Romans sug-
gested that possibly the City Attorney should be requested to
give an opinion as to how long the applicant could continue the
rezoning request in this manner before the City could close the
case and ask them to refile when their application would be in
a form th t it could be acted upon.
Th area b in ann x d to th
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Mrs. Romans introduced the wall chart showing priorities for
the projects of the different departments for the Capital Improve-
ment Program.
Mr. Waggoner stated that the Public Works Department consists
of Engineering, Traffic Regulations, Storm Drainage, Building
Maintenance, and "everything else tha no one else wants". He
stated that what is requested is not necessarily what is wanted,
but that it is up to the Commission members to decide what they
want to do a a City function. The projects submitted by the
Public Work De par ment ar as follows:
City Survey--Suggested to hav a survey made of the entire City
with referen e corners at all intersecti ons to make surveying more
accurate. This is needed, particularly in the northwest part of
town and other ar as hat ar particularly bad, such as around
Ken yon and Delaware and further sou h from that corner. At
Belleview and Clarkson, two corn rs are five feet apart. The
accuracy of the survey is depend nt on which corner the surveyor
uses. This is definitel a proj ct which will benefit several
department ; for example, each building permit requires a survey.
Mrs. R0111an stat d hat the Depar men of Community Development
would ra thi as th umber l Priority. Mr. Waggoner stated
that hi d partm nt ha not giv n any priorities; it is up to
th Planning Commi ion o do o .
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of the bridge. He stated that the Littleton Public Works Direc-
tor indicated an interest to go in on a bridge with us, and that
the bridge would relieve the sharp dip at that point. Discussion
f ollowed about flooding possibilities. It was concluded that
there is a possibility of getting it budgeted to coincide with
Littleton's budgeting, in order to get the bridge in in a joint
venture. rs. Romans inquired whether there had been any more
requests for signalization at Lehow and Broadway, and the re-
spon e was negative. She also stated that there was hope of
purchasing property on the south side of Lehow just east of the
bridge for open space, with nature trails, a bird sanctuary, etc.
Union Avenue Connect or--Mr. Waggoner stated that this had been
requested in the Public Improvement Fund years ago. The main
poi nt is g t in rid of the job across Santa Fe at Union. I
was encourag d that hi should be an item of priorities sug-
ested to Council, that it should be integrated with the State
Highway Department planning on Santa Fe Drive. Mr . Waggoner
stated that at one point, he tried to get the State Highway De-
partment to approve signalization at Union and Tufts , but to no
avail. Now, with new personnel in that particular office, he
f lt here might be a change of attitude. It was concluded that
thi i a fairly important item that shouldn't be po tponed more
than a y ar or two.
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until completion of the storm sewer construction. Mr. Waggoner
stated that at one time it appeared the City might get an Urban
Renewal gran which would have made it possible to pave all of
the streets in northwest Englewood at no cost to the people.
This program did not materialize, however.
Sidewalk District--Mr. Waggoner gave introductio n by way of say-
ing that there are many sidewalks in the City which need to be
replaced ; however, the property owners cannot afford to pay the
cost all at once, so the districts are formed. This way, citi-
z ens have t en years to pay for the sidewalk, paying yearly, along
with their o her t axes. Of course, the property owner must pay
in eres , oo, if h extend th payments in this manner. Dis-
cussion wa had on boundary streets and sidewalks thereon. There
was further di cus ion .
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through the Urban Systems Program, scheduled for construction in
fiscal year 1977, which begins July, 1976.
Mr. Waggoner also stated that the section across Santa Fe would
be wider, with a left turn pocket to be provided. Mrs. Wade
asked if the bridg i the same width as the roadway ; to which
Mr. Waggoner respond d that it was widened to coincide with the
4-foot roadway two years ago, and was one of the first widen-
ing projects. Discussion fo llowed .
idening of Bannock and Sherman--Mr. Waggoner stated th at portions
of both Bannock and Sherman will have to be widened if they are
to serve as collector streets. It is hoped that they can be
ade 44 1 et wide as are all other collectors and arterials. It
wa brough out th a Bannock is only 32 feet wide for most of
its length north of Oxford. The qu estion was brought up about
e ing rid of the high crown in Bannock, hich was developed
by repeated overlays. Mr. Waggoner said that an effort will
be made to try to adjust the street grade by bringing the sides
of the road up to match the grade of the crown. Mr. Waggoner
al o stated that that street has been assessed for overlays,
and can't be assessed again. He said if these streets don't
re ai n collectors, tb n tbi widening can be dropped.
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and is to be a park, then some discussion followed concerning
Interchange Park. It was stated that that park is already in
the Six-Quarter Budget and hat the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Commi tee i planning flower beds, etc., at that
location. There is 24,761 in the Six-Quarter-Budget for Inter-
c hang Park.
Floyd-Broad ay Re-Aligrunent--Mr. Waggoner stated that due to the
present signalization, he traffic flow is relatively smooth,
but tha it is proposed to remove the present jog on Floyd at
Broadway. Mr. Jone ated hat with improvements on Dartmouth,
ha hould remove some of he load on Floyd Avenue. There was
discussion about crossin s over Santa F and suggested that in
h event Floyd were to continue w st, it would go over Santa Fe,
rather than intersecting wi h it.
West Floyd Avenue Exten ion--lt a sta ed that there are greater
priorities, and that thi can probably po tponed. In the
long run, the City would like o et Zuni traigbt through to
U.S. 285 and Floyd, th n, could b extended to Zuni. Kr. Martin
asked if Sheridan would allow Zuni to go through to U.S. 285.
Kr. W ggoner said that th problem ith Sheridan, would be getting
rid of the light at Bryan , but that h f 1 that Zuni would
provide better ace s for Sh ridan than Br an . »rs. Ro.ans
stat d sh had b n told h ould only right turns at
Hampden and Zuni, if it xt nd d.
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develop Bates-Logan, some consideration would have to be given
t o land acquisition. The detention pond could be constructed
within the present boundaries; but it would be preferable to do
it the other way. Mr. Waggoner suggested that he would like to
go for bids on this project D November, hopefully having bids
back in time for Council to make an award at the first Council
meeting in January. It must be decided what we want to do now,
rather than to try moving the detention pond at a later date.
Mr. Martin inquired that if Mr. Waggoner was suggesting going
out for bids in November, if he is putting a high priority on
this particular item? Mr. Waggoner stated that stora drainage
and park improvements are budgeted, and that this detention
pond should go into this park as soon as possible. With the
pond, the remainder of the storm drainage down streaa from that
point will be less expensive.
ittle Dry Creek -Sherman to Clarkson--Mr. Waggoner stated
that under the Master Plan, this is proposed to be a concrete
lined open channel in order to carry flows to keep it within
the banks for the 100-year torm. The City Manager has signed
a contract with the same firm that did our drainage plan to study
different proposals along Little Dry Creek. Discussion followed.
Mr. Smith brought up Councilman Sovern's views on using an open
grass channel, as oppo d to a box culvert, and the dangers of
Cinderella City in ca of a aajor to1' and floodin • Further
background was discuss d. r. aggoner stated that currently,
the chann 1 that goes under King Soopers, Floyd Avenu and Cin-
derella City is capable of carrying 3800-4500 cfs. SOii back-
ground wa introduced as far a past studie , pa•t projection•
of cfs to go through that chann 1, and th daas no cons l'\ICted
for control. r. Saith r d th econ011ical •trat y tha
could volv from floodin in th cor ar a and Cind rella City
due o pr ent fa 111 1 uch a th lo s in al • tax r v nu •,
etc. Fur h r discu ion n u d.
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Mr. Romans ' request which was submitted at the request of the
Old Timers Association for lighting of Denny Miller field and
the remodeling of the building was discussed.
Mr. Nollenberger inquired whether Ms. Pierson's question on
the bookmobile garage was answered last time. Mrs. Romans said
yes; it would cost $20,000.
Mr. Martin then discussed timing of the budget
improvement projects. Ms. Pierson requested a
the one on the wall for each Commission member
making their decisions relative to priorities.
agreed to do so.
for the public
chart similar to
to study when
llrs. Romans
It was decided that the resolution for the Housing Authority
would be tabled till September 9th. Mrs. Romans mentioned the
104 -Unit Housing going to a G.O. Bond Election Deceaber 24, 1975,
and the reasoning f or the postponment of the election to that
date. Discus ion foll owed.
Under Director's Choice, Mrs. Romans discussed the procedure that
is being followed to prepare for th hearings on the amendaent to
the zoning map, zoning those areas which were R-2-A and R-2-B
to R-2 and R-3A and R-3-B to R-3. Discussion followed pertaining
and th zoning therein. After lengthy discussion,
that th y ar r in o s t up a bearin for as
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PLANNING AND ZONING CO MMISSION
MEETING
Se ptember 9, 1975
The meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called
to order at 5:35 by Chai rman Arthur Ma r tin, Jr. Roll call indi-
cated the following:
Commissioners Present: Arthur Ma r tin, Chairman
Eddie Tanguma, Vice Chairman
Judith Pi rson
Mae Wade
George Jorgenson
Lee R. Jones
Edward G. mith
Howard R. Brown
Chalmer e A. Parker
Commissioners Absent : one
Other Pr nt :
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a minimum of 1982; however, the owner of the building may ask
for a ten or fifteen year lease. Mr. McLaughlin added that he
is anxious to remain in Englewood. Upon further questioning by
Mrs. Pierson concerning ownership of the lease and site, Mr. Mc-
Laughlin explained ownership policies of his company, and what
changes will be made in their locations. In no case, he said,
does his company own the land on which their offices are located,
with the possible exception of some of the manufacturing plants
in Eastern locations.
Mrs. Pierson asked whether there is an option on this site, and
Mr. McLaughlin said that he was waiting until the use of the
land, as a professional office, is clarified before he proceeds.
Mr. Tanguma asked what type of advertising sign would be used,
and Mr. McLaughlin stated that, since they do not encourage
people to come into the building, there would be a minimum sign
for identification, but none for advertising.
Mrs. Pier on asked what the role of the Commission is in this
matter, and Mrs. Romans explained that the whole intent of the
meeting is to establish whether, in the opinion of the COlllllission,
the use is permitted. Development plans would have to be filed.
She was asked how much property is involved, and answered that
it was no quite an acre.
Mr. Jones ask d whether or not th City bad re-routed the course
of th ditch. St v Hous r pli d that it is s ill the s .. e
cour e, and di cu sion nsu d on this poin , and also on the
question of hat dir ction h buildin would face. Mr. McLaughlin
f l t hat hi fir ould be abl to accept whatever the C091lission
ould d cid . H aid h ould favor h building fronting on
the le 11 , South Ch rok
h ould favor this type of d v lop-
and particularly in hat area.
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PLANNING AND ZONING CO MMISSION
MEETING
September 9, 1975
The meeting of the City Planning and Zo n ing Commissi on was called
to order a t 5:35 by Chairman Arthu r Martin, Jr. Roll call indi-
cated the fo llow ing:
Commissioners Present: Arthur Martin, Chairman
Eddie Ta nguma, Vice Chairman
Judith Pierson
Mae Wade
Geo r ge Jorgenson
Lee R. Jones
Ed ard G. Smith
Howard R. Brown
Cha lmerse A. Parker
Commissioner Absen one
Others Pres nt : Dorothy A. Romans, Acting Director,
D partment of Community Development
St ve Hous , Planning Associate
Karl oll nb rg r, Assistant City Manager
illiam Jam , Direct or of Finance
Georg cLaughlin, Representative of
es inghou Co rpora ion
Plann ng and Zoning Commissi on
26, 1975 wa r quested by Cbairaan
and How rd Brown cond d, TO ACCEPT
ST 19 A AUGUST 26, 1975 AS RITTEN .
12 , fourth paragraph of
tat d that the 1975 budget
1th lit 1 •or than half
his hould hav n
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problems, the plans for the unit were altered. The second set
of plans was also approved; however, Mr. Denning was not able
to go ahead with his plans because of the economic situation.
At this time, this site is unzoned because of the repeal of the
R-3-B Zone District, Mrs. Romans reported, and is proposed to
be zoned R-3, High-Density Residence. This District also permits
professional offices. She said that "professional" has been de-
fined as including medical doctors, dentists, attorneys-at-law,
architects or engineers. llr. McLaughlin's firm will consist of
professional engineers and support staff. She said that it was
believed that Mr. McLaughlin's proposal, since his fira is a
branch of a large corporation, should be discussed with the
Commission to determine their feelings. She added that, while
Mr. Denning bad talked about a seven-story high-rise,
Mr. McLaughlin is considering only a one-or two-story building.
Mr. McLaughli n spoke of garage parking, and said the person who
will build the structure had agreed with this. Along with the
garage parking , they anticipate SOile outside parking on the
balance of the lot. They are not planning on street parking
at all . They will have very little cust<>11er-to-office contact,
since most of their work is acc<>11plished in the office of the
client, which could be any place in the greater aetropolitan
Denver area.
Mr. McLaughlin assur d the Collllission that there would be no
probleas with ingress or egress, in view of the liaited traffic
to and frOll th ir offic .
Mr. Martin ask d whether or not SOile of the parking would be
under the building, and Mr. McLaughlin answered that probably
80 per cent would be und r the building, with the balance on
the site. The lot, he said, is of a size wh r there could
be outside parking. ff said they do not anticipat , or want,
atre t parkin •
Mr. McLau hlin said that th ir buildin d veloper was not able
to att nd this a ti , but would be happy o submit his plaD.11.
Mr. Martin caa.
be a boon to th
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a minimum of 1982; however, the owner of the building may ask
for a ten or fifteen year lease. Mr. McLaughlin added that he
is anxious to remain in Englewood. Upon further questioning by
Mrs. Pierson concerning ownership of the lease and site, Mr. Mc-
Laughlin explained ownership policies of his company, and what
changes will be made in their locations. In no case, he said,
does his company own the land on which their offices are located,
with the possible exception of some of the manufacturing plants
in Eastern locations.
Mrs. Pierson asked whether there is an option on this site, and
Mr. McLaughlin said that he was waiting until the use of the
land, as a professional office, is clarified before be proceeds.
Mr. Tanguma asked what type of advertising sign would be used,
and Mr. McLaughlin stated that, since they do not encourage
people to come into the building, there would be a minimum sign
for identification, but none for advertising.
rs. Pierson asked what the role of the Commission is in this
matter, and Mrs. Romans explained hat the whole intent of the
eeting i to establish whether, in h opinion of the Coamission,
the use is permitted. Development plans would have to be filed.
She wa asked how much property is involved, and answered that
it was no quite an acre.
Mr. Jones asked whether or not the City bad re-routed the course
of the ditch. Steve House replied that it is s ill the saae
cour e, and discu ion ensu d on this poin , and al o on the
question of what direction h buildin ould face. Mr. McLaughlin
felt that hi fir would b abl to accep hatever tb C<>1111ission
would d cid . H aid he would avor th building fronting on
the les -travell d street, South Ch rok
Mr. Tanguma
aent coming
r. Jone a r
d velopm n
tba be ould favor this type of develop-
wood, and par icularly in that ar a.
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At this point, Mr. McLaughlin was excused, and there was a short
break for dinner, after which the meeting reconvened at 6:40 P.M.
Mrs. Romans reported that the City Council had asked the Planning
Department to look at the area bounded by East Oxford Avenue,
West Kenyon Avenue, the Broadway-Lincoln Alley, and the Shennan-
Grant Alley. A meeting will be held in the Council Chambers on
Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. with residents of the area. She
asked that as many of the Commission members as possible be
present at this meeting. This area has been zoned R-2-A, and
the point of discussion is to be whether or not the area should
be zoned for two-family dwellings or for single-family us~ in
the upcoming zoning hearings. There are some duplexes in the
area at the present time, she said. The people will be meeting
with the staff, but the Planning and Zoning Commission may find
the discussion of interest. This issue was discussed. Mr. Mar-
tin said that there would be a more clear picture after Thurs-
day's meeting, and asked that the C011111ission members be called
on that day to remind them of the meeting.
Mrs. Romans distributed copies of a proposed resolution declar-
ing support of the 104-unit Elderly High Rise building by the
Planning and Zoning Commission. It was her suggestion that,
if the resolution met with the Commission's approval, it could
be signed and returned to the Housing Authority. Mr. Martin
asked for any changes or additions. There being none, Mrs. Pierson
aoved TO ADOPT THE RESOLtrrION AS PRESENTED REGARDING THE 104-UNIT
HIGH RISE ELDERLY APARTMENTS. The motion was seconded by Eddie
Tanguma. The vote was as follows: "Ayes: Parker; Pierson;
S•ith; Tanguma; ade; Brown; Jones; Jorgenson and Martin.
" ays": on . The motion carri d unanimously.
Attorney George Lee,
District Judge wa
resolution; said
as not fonaal enough, and
to what should b included. Several sug-
a re d to pr pare a re•olu-
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weeks to allow more time. Mr. Martin asked whether the meeting
should be et for September 23rd or 30th, and after some discus-
sion it was deter111ined that the next Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion meetin should be September 30th at 7:00 P.M.
Mrs. R<>t1ans stated tha there has been a request for I-3, Heavy
Industrial, zoning on the south side of West Union Avenue. This
application is on behalf of Rockwell Concrete and a Mr. Canfield.
The hearing was to have been set for the October 7th meeting,
but the applicant has not submitted all of the necessary infor-
mation. When this is received, she said, a date can be set.
Mrs. Wade, referring to the River Redevelopment Project, asked
how close this would be to the subject property. Mrs. Romans
answered that the river would be about six hundred feet east of
the subject property. She added that the thing of most concern
is that the Canfield property is landlocked, and to zone it I-3
is of concern.
Chairman Martin introduced a review of the Capital Improvements
Program, saying that requests had been discussed with each de-
partment head, which should give the Coamission a good idea as
to what priority bases should be used in recommendations to the
City Manager.
Mrs. Romans stated that on the previous evening, the Englewood
Centennial-Bicentennial Committee met with City Council. She
reported that the Council has been asked to underwrite a pro-
fessional fund-raiser to raise money to help pay for E.C.B.C.
projects. In raising funds, there i a need for a project which
will bold appeal for the people. Thre categories to be estab-
lished in the drive are: 1) Special gifts; 2) Telephone caa-
paign; 3) Mailing caapaign. She aid there had been some dis-
cus ion about Little Dry Creek dev lop.ent, and aost felt that
few people ould be cone rned with thi • The feeling was that
a Coaauni y C nt r would be of aor in re Ther was dis-
cussion of a kin Cit Council o match tbr -to-one what la
rai d in this caapai n, an xpect d a.aunt of approxiaat ly
80,000. Th r ia also a pos ibility of s<>tl funds froa tbe
Sta C nt nnial-Bic nt nnial COlmli sion. Th COll9Unity C nt r
ill a ount o about $2,200,000, which do not includ coat o
op ration.
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Mr. Parker asked how much of the gross amount raised would be
paid to the professional fund raisers, and was told that their
fee was a flat $850 per month. Mrs. Romans said that Dave
Batchelor would be heading the fund-raisers, and that they are
very conscientious local people. Council has been asked to
underwrite the $850 per month in the event the campaign failed.
llr. Jones said that Council had given $1,500 as seed money to
the Committee several months ago.
Mr. Martin pointed out that the Commission can still recommend
a Coamunity Center in the Parks and Recreation Department Capital
Improvements Program request. He wanted to know if a rec9911enda-
tion is requested from the Commission at this time, and Mrs. Romans
answered that a recommendation is not necessary, but that the Com-
mittee wanted the Planning and Zoning Commission to be aware of
the project.
Mr. Martin then turned the discussion to the Capital Improvements
Prograa, co.plimenting the Planning and Zoning staff on the way
the report a handled this year, saying that he felt it was
better organized than ever before. Preferences of priorities
had been marked on special foras by Commission members. Now,
he said, it would be appropriate to look at the whole picture.
Mr. Martin men t ioned the River Redevelopment as being first on
his own list of prioritie , and Bill James, Director of Finance,
reported on the timetabl expect d in this project.
Mr. Saith felt it was important to ascertain iteas which are man-
datory, and pick up the aor controversial iteaa later, citing
as an example the City Surv y and land acquisition.
Tber was discu sion a to bow h priority li ts ahould be aad ,
and it was d t rmin d that prioriti or 1976 hould a up
fir t.
aay be i list d in th Capital
rl , euch ae it for which COllllit-
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work was very much appreciated. The compliment was returned
by the Commissioners, with Mr. Martin C01111enting on the way
that the foraat had been set up by the staff. Be also felt
that Miss Welty deserved thanks for the good job she has done
in typing the very comprehensive report. He also thanked the
Coaaissioners for making every effort to attend the aeetings,
and for their dedication in getting the job done .
Mrs. Roaans announced that the 18th Annual Institute for Planning
Officials would be held October 1-3, 1975 at Keystone Lodge,
Keystone, Colorado.
There being no further discussion to coae before the C<>1111isaion,
the meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
Secretary Pro-Tea
At tacbaent : Priority List
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PLANNING and ZONING COMMISS ION CITY MANAGER
PRIORITY 7(< '? 19, PRIORITY ~,,r ,--
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4. Land Acquisition: I
I a. Citv Hall Parkin~ le J. i C-,---II'.>
b. Belleview Fire Statinn / k: X
I Senior Citizen Center/
c. Co-unit~ R~~. ~~nt~r k: "I'
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d. Bates-1.naan Park 'F.Yn IC ; 'I ~ I s. Stora Drainaa:e Pror:raa IC X
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I 6. On Site Iao./Housina Auth . IC
7. Fire Pua~r Coab. It x
I 8, Librar1 Exn.ansion K X
C lty Rall 0>en1or 1..;i t izen
9. ~n.,. .. r.n .. verl!li"n Ir Ix
I 10 1 Overlav Pr"'araa r x 1 ] ]
Pavirur District le x xx x --
I 12. Sidewalk District xx xx
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13. Sinclair Pool Bathhou se ~
I 14 Little Drv Creek l'Mv. R: xx xx
15. Broadway Wid ening: ,_ ....
I a. Yale-Floyd/Floyd-US285 ~ x
b. Broadway Median Plantersk x
I 16. Dartaouth Widenin11 ·
i:santa .ra
a • Lo•an-r»laware /Zuni-/ k: X
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Bookaobile Garage~ ______ _.__._,__.___._,_ ____ ~--~-------_i_
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Court & Council Chaabers Re/
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PRIORITY " ,, "' IJ.; i. PRIORITY 7. 1, 1i> :'-i: ~·-,..:...
I ' I 1. Centennial Park Shore Dev. X IC --I
2. Eaerson Mini Park x
I 3. Cushing Park Exp. IC l ll
~. Centennial Park Exo. l
I s. Indoor Ice Arena x
Llgbl:B
6. Hiirh School Ball Field I :x
I 1. McLellan Reservoir Dev. IXX
6~~ Mountain Park Fae. :x
I 9. Indoor Rifle Range IX
aenova~ion
10 Dennv Miller Bldir. • Field/ l IC
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PRIORITY PRIORITY
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PO LICE CIT MANAGER
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
SEPTEMBER 10, 1975
The regular meeting of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals was
called to order at 8:00 P. M. by Chairman Leonard.
Members present: Bevier, Kramer, Kreiling, Seymour, Maddox,
Leonard
Members absent: Wetterstrom
Also present: Assistant City Attorney Clark,
W. F. Brokate, Ass't. Director of Community Development
Atty. Georg Ashen for
Larry L. Gerle
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3225 West union Ave.
Case No. 27-75
REQUEST: A varianc to permit an attached garage to encroach into
front setback 6 ft. and to encroach 2 ft. into east sid yard setback.
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STAFF REPORT: The applicant is requesting a variance from Section
22.4-2(h) and (i) of th zoning ordinance to permit th construction
of a garag which would encroach six feet into the requ i red front
setback and two feet into th required aid yard setback. Th xisting
one car garag would b convert d to living area.
Th r ar yard is accessible by v hicl on west aid • Garag could b
construct d in r ar yard.
Atty. A•h n s ya th garag would b a two-car garage to 9 th car
off th atre t and th xisting 9ara9 would b conv rt d to dining
a r Th lot to th at is thr or four f et high r than his lo
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The garage would be attached and use one wall of the house wh i ch
would be less expensive. If it were a detached garage the footings
and retaining wall would be more expensive.
Gerle -The kitchen and dining area are small so they plan t o conve r t
the present garage to a dining area. Th e garage could go i n on the
we st side but the front door and rear door of the house are to t he
east of the house and his wife has Muliple-sclerosis and if the garage
is attached to the front it would be much easier for her.
A discussion e nsued as whether the garage could be cut down to 20 ft.
in length i nstead of the requested 22 ft. making the encroachment
into the f r ont yard 4 ft.
Th re was n o one present concern ing this variance.
Seymour mov d,
Bevier seconded, to g rant a var ianc for an attached garage
to ncroach 2 ft. into ast sid yard setback
and to ncroach 4 ft. into r quired front
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Ayes: Bevier, Kr r, Kr iling, S yrnour, Mad dox, Leonard
Nays: Non
Absent: w tteratrom
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A ty. Norman Smith for Pr rb rtaon Cas No. 28-75
Bannock
A v ri nc to chang a r iat r d non-conforming auto r p ir
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STAP REPORT: Th ppl can ia r qu ating a variance f rom s ction 22.6-4
to chang a non-confo ing ua to a ua not permitt d in th zon
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Atty. Smith -Mr. Herberton purchased the property about 2~ years
ago. At that time the property was being used for garage r e pair
and welding of parts. Mr. Herberton has cleaned the property up.
There is no oil and no junk. This is the family residence and he
resides there with his wife and two children. This is his sole in-
c ome. He has no employees. He does ornamental iron work and railing for contractors.
Exhibit A and A-1: A petition from the surrounding property owners
representing 14 properties stating they have no objection to the
petitioner's business at 4760 South Bannock.
Exhibit B -A set of 3 pictures showing rear entrance to the 3 bay
garage. The garage is 6 ft. from the alley.
Herbertson -has a 3/4 ton pickup and picleup all his materials -
no deliveries. He does do sane grinding but he does it in the
afternoon. He has a paint booth with an exhaust fan. The truck
and car are parked in the driveway.
Kreiling moved,
Maddox seconded, to grant a variance to up-date th annual
use -type of work being carried on at
4760 South Bannock.
After general discussion the motion was withdrawn.
Kreiling moved,
Kram r seconded, to grant a variance to change a r gistered
non-conforming auto repair us to a m tal
fabrication business to limit d to th
present own rahip, Fr d o. H rb rtaon.
Th variance to be record ed in Arapaho County.
Ayes:
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Aba nt:
B vi r, Kreiling, S ymour, M ddox, Leonard, Kr~r
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204 South Bro d y . 29-75
R UEST: A v rianc to
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REQUEST, The applicant is requesting permission to use a trailer for
existing fixtures while the contractor is remodelling the store. He
feels if he can do ~his he will not have to close the store while remodelling.
Pratt -States he is the owner •nd he wants to add on about 3000 sq. ft.
He wants to park one or two trailers on the parking lot to move the
merchandise out of the way to give the contractor room to work. other-
wise he will have to close the store. The trailers will be to the north
of the store about 28 ft. b•ck from the W•lk on Bro.away. He needs
them until the first of the year. Architect Donald Marshall is
designing the building and Georg Allen Contr•ctor will be doing the construction work.
Bevier moved,
Seymour seconded, grant a license for two trailers
at 4202 South Broadway for up to
6 months While remodelling the stor .
Ayes: Bevi r, Kram r, Kreiling, S ymour, Maddox, Leonard Nays: Non
Absent: Wetterstrom
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T h r b ing no furth r busineas to c°" b for th Board the m eting was adJourn d at lO:JO P. M.
Recording S er tary
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ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
Minute s of October 9, 1975
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Park s & Recreation Commission
was called to order at 7:30 p. m. in the Parks & Recreation Office by jack Poole,
vice chairman.
Members present: Bles s ing, Poole, Cushing, Howard , Hewitt and Romans,
ex officio
Members absent : Allen and Mann
Also present : Jerry Royther, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation
George Pearson, Asst. Dir. Park s & Recreation
Diane Hill, League of Women Voters
Jeanne Piz, 3290 S. Huron
Mr. & Mrs. jerry DeHoff, 3271 S. Galapago
Betty Acker, 31 40 S. Delawar
Cu hing mov d, Howard seconded, that th minute of the ptember 11, 1975
me tin be pproved a mail d. Motion carrt d •
1lle financial port for month of Au u t 19 wa r vi w d. A r di u ion,
r rt w ace pc d a pre nt d.
tntroduc d. 1r d d to act as spok s -
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around the lake; erect a four foot fence at edge of th s tee p s lope ; do something about
the mud in bottom of lake so a person would not get s tuck. Mr. Roman s said th e lake
is used for irrigation in the park and he is not sure if th e three foot depth suggested
would be sufficient for thi s need. He will check this out with th engineer. Cushing,
Howard, Poole and Mrs. Piz were asked to serve as a committee to work with Mr.
Roman s to come up With some plan to make the park safer. Mr. Romans will check
With th e City Mana ger to ee if a temporary fence can be erected immediately in the
danger area.
(Mr. Blessing left the meeting)
Mr. tan Dial, Real Estate Broker for Daw on
ompany, wa introduced.
H tated he was repre enting his client who h 4 6 acre s of land for al in J f~ r on
C unty that th e ity of E:.ng l Wood might be intere ted in to purcha for a mount in
par it . lfe pr
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The City Manag r has, at Mr. Roman s request, appointed an advisory Golf
Construction Committee who will work with the department taff on th Go lf Cours /
Greenbelt proj ct. This committee consists of Kell s Waggoner , Bill Jame , Karl
ollen rger, Dorothy Romans and two member to be appointed from the Co mmi ss ion .
Blessing and Allen were appointed to thi s committee. Mr. Romans said they are now
considering se ve ral plans for the existing house on the property that will be used as a
temporary iubhou se. The committee will meet as Mr. Phelps gets his plans prepared.
Mr. Cushing said the Bic e nte nnial Com mittee needs to have something definite
n Community Buildi ngs such as type , t es e ntial things it should contain, who it
hould rv , co t , e tc. so th ey will know what they ar talking about. Tiie parrment
t ff will h v omething ready to pre nt at th next meeting oft Commltt on
Mr. Royther pr sent d om lid f variou ommunlt Buildings in
a exp! inin th diffe r e nt ty
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MINUTES
OCTOBER 13, 1975
William D. James called the meeting to order at 3:45 P.H.
Members present: Hrs. Lois Gilbert, Hrs. Mary Lou Newport, William D.
James.
Members absent: None.
Hr. James declared a quorum present.
Also present: Erle Johann1sson.
Hr. James presented the petitions received from 1nd1v1duals desiring to
be candidates 1n the Nun1c1pal Election to be held on November 4, 1975.
Hrs. Gilbert /!loved and lfrs. Newport -econded a nr:it1on to certify the
foll owing candidates to the November 4, 1975, Election ballot :
DJ.strict #l:
District #2 :
At-Large:
Donald L. R. Smith
Edward c. White
Edward G. SlllJ.th
Donald w. Williams
Doris If. Chorn
David B. Clayton
Arthur R. Hartin, Jr.
Eddie Tangu , J r .
James L. Taylor
Upon • call of the roll, the vo e r ulted •• follows:
AIJ••: Gilbert, N~rt, J ••
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,,.aple uld be ntfflded to be alternate as experience show that
about en pl• can't pa.rtJ.c1pate at the last lll.1nute. lfr. ohannisson
ti. ~ can cted t S11n J.nel n spa r to hav an article iiuerter:f
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TO : Mayor and Memb r s of th City ounc il
FROM: Andy Mccown, City Ma nag r
DATE. October , 1975
UBJECT: REPORT ON ATTENDANC AT 61ST AN TALCO 'FERL' r.
OF THE INT ERNATIONAL CITY MANAGEMENT A. IATI
T he 61st Annual Conference of th International City Management Association
was held in Seattle, Washington , on September 28 through October 2, 1975.
Over 1, 000 City Managers , Town A dminlstrators, COG Dir ctors, and o er
governmental personnel were in attendance, repr senting almost ver sta
as well a Canada and England.
The opening session featured a rather inter sting keynote address by Ca rla S.
Hill , Secretary of Housing and Urban D v 1 pment. I term the speech in r -
esting becau of her repeated expre slon of assurance that the f deral
governm nt ls solfdly behind th S cu n housing program and the 701 program •
Yet you ar all aware of the problem wear xperlen ing in tmpl mentin
our tion program and the Pre id nt' budg t calls for a stzeabl redu c -
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MINUTES
OCTOBER l3, l975
William D, Jmnes called the meeting to order at 3:45 P.H.
Helllbers present: Hrs. Lois Gilbert:, Hrs. Nary Lou Newport, William D.
JllJltes.
Jlfetllbers absent : None.
Jlfr. James declared a quorum present.
Also present: Eric Johannisson.
Hr. Jame.s pre1rented the petitions received from 1ndividua1a deairing to
be candidates 1n the /llunicipal Election to be held on November 4, l975.
Hrs. Gilbert moved and Hrs. Newport: 89Conded a motion to certify the
following candidates t o the November 4, 1975, Election ballot :
District ll: Donald L. R. Smith
&!ttard c. White
District: #2 : Edward G. Smi.t:h
Donald w • Willialfl!I
At-X..zve: Doris N. Choen
David B. Clayton
Arthur R. Hartin, Jr. Eddie Tanguny, Jr.
JIUfle L. Taylor
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Hr. James presenteq a list of polling places for the November 4th Election .
Mrs. Gilbert moved, Mrs. Newport seconded a motion to certify the presented
list of polling places for the November 4, 1 97 5 , Municipal Election.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayes: Gilbert, Newport, James.
Nays: None.
The Commission discussed the need for setting up a meeting of all the
Election Judges and alternates to inform them about the proper conduct
of the election. Mr. James said that a meeting would be held on Oc tober 31,
1975. Mrs. Newport recoaaended thllt two meeting dates/times be planned to
accomodate all judges.
The meeting was adjourned at 4:25 P.N.
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TO : Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM : Andy Mccown, City Manager
DATE . October 8, 1975
UBJECT: REPORT ON ATTENDANC E AT 61ST AN TAL CONFERE.' F
OF THE INTERNATIONAL CITY lANAGE ~ENT ASSOCIATJ
The 61st Annual Conference of the International City Manag ment As oclation
was held in Seattle, Washington, on September 28 through October 2, 1975.
Over 1, 000 City Managers, Town Administrator , COG Dir ctor , and o r
governmental personnel were in attendanc , repres nttng almost very ta
as well as Canada and England.
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standards, etc., and we were all rated on a grid scale.
Incidentally, most of you are probably not aware of this fact, but ICMA
has a very strong ethical and moral code and enforces lt rigidly. We have
a committee which reviews cases of misconduct and makes recommendaUons
t.o the board. Members can, and are expelled from ICMA for unethical
conduct. Reasons for expulsion c an run the gamut from the extreme of
criminal activity t.o such lessor items as participation ln political elections
and acceptance of gifts from contractors, consultants, etc. Expulsion from
ICMA of course makes It virtually impossible to stay In the profession.
The G neral Business meeting and election of officers took up most of the day
Wednesday. Regional breakfasts were also held that morning.
Of course, one of the major benefits from any such conference la the contacts
and acquaintance made with your fellow associates ln the bualneea. The
s ions theme Ives are great but some of the best ideas and Information
are picked up over casual conversatio with fellow managers over lunch
or a cup of coffee.
T do want to thank th Council for th opportunity to attend the conference.
In addition, after th conf renc w took a llttl vacation time and spent a
couple of dava ln Vancouver and ictorl Canada. If you are ver
up that a , I would u~ ou to take to Victoria; lt ta o of
th m t b uttful plac
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'90lli Gene Sagrillo, City Engineer
IUlalCY1 CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE REPORT
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DATli October 2, 1975
During the week of September 21 through the 26th, 1975, I
had the p rivilege of attending the Annual APWA Congress and
Equipmen Show in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The opening remarks by the president of the New Orleans city
council set the trend of the entire conference. The Honorable
James A. Moreau stated that the only way that citi • can help
in the recession is to "proceed with your public works projecU
which generate employment, which in turn benefit the entire
community economically."
The Institute of Municipal Engineering sessions dealt with
numerous problems relative to cities of all sizea; however,
it seems that Englewood is faced wi th moat of the problems
discussed. Private streets in new developments seem to be
creating serious maintenance and policing problems wherever
they are permitted. (Kent Village and the L&rwin develop-
ments can be our future causes for complaints.)
Mapping on a l" -200' scale should soon be available through
the u.s.c.s. at tremendous savings to th entities that par-
ticipat • A pilot project in Ft. Wayn , Indiana was completed
rec ntly and provid d aerial photos and topographic ps with
a two-foot contour interval and on a l • -200' scale for a
cos t of $427 p r aqu r mil Th a costs can reduc d
if d)o1nin9 un1cipal1 i a par i cipa
Inflation-at1ng pr ctices ha w as a c1 y can put into
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brought out some interesting facts, one of which I am sure
applies to our city~that being: A person 60 years of age
or older, requires seven times the light needed by a 21-year-
old to view the same object or scene. Removal or re-loca-
tion of street lights can be very upsetting to the public
unless it is done by utilizing advice from the interested
parties , i.e. police, Fire Department personnel, and the
citizens affected. "Stree lighting reflects the quality
of the city government's leadership," was the speaker's closing remark.
The Utility Location and Coordination Council is a new sec-
tion of APWA, and all of those speakers from both public
and private industry stress the need for working together in
the location of the utilities within the public rights-of-way.
Lack of cooperation has caused several states to pass legis-
lation to force coordination between utility companies and
cities. One such state is New York, and the speaker for that
state was very upset that government was telling the telephone
company where its lines and underground cables were to be
placed, causing unnecessary xpens to private industry.
(Coordinating committees in this area were formed, and have
been in operation since e rly 1975.)
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Kells Waggoner
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22 (1975 CONSTRUCTION)
Transmitted herewith is a compl tion schedule for
Paving 01 s rict No. 22.
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TIME SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22
Monday, February 16, 1976
Thursday, February 19, 1976
Thursday, February 26, 1976
Thursday, March 4, 1976
Friday, March 5, 1976
Thursday, March 11, 1976
Thursday, March 18, 1976
Monday, March 22, 1976
Monday, April 5, 1976
Thursday, April 8, 1976
Monday, April 19, 1976
Thursd y, April 22, 1976
Frid y, ay 21, 1976
n day, May 24, 1976
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Resolution authorizing publica-
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calling for public hearing
Notice of completion and list of
assessments published first time
Second publication
Third publication
Mail notices of assessments and
public hearing.
Fourth publication
Last day for written protests
Public hearing on assessments
(Will have to be a special
Council meeting.)
Bill for ordinance assessing costs
Publish as a Bill.
Consid r bill for ordin nee on
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Publish as an Ordinance .
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Kells Waqgoner
ICT1 BANNOCK~SHERMAN CONVERSION
DA'lls October 16, 1975
Transmitted herewith is a Work Schedule for the conver-
sion of Bannock and Sherman Streets to two-way. The
November 2, 1975 date for completion of the project is
necessitated by the need for s treet striping prior to
the adv nt of cold weather.
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Andy Mccown, City Manager
Kells Waggoner
BANNOCK~SHERMAN CONVERSION
DATli October 16, 1975
Transmitted herewith is a Work Schedule for the conver-
sion of Bannock and Sherman Streets to two-way. The
ove mber 2, 1975 date for completio n of the project is
n cesaitated by the need for s treet striping prior to
the advent of cold weather.
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CONVERSION OF BANNOCK AND SHERMAN TO TWO-WAY
October 21, 19 75
Black out old lane lines (except at major intersections).
October 23, 1975
Te porary installation of siqn l heads (covered)
October 29, 1975
Hampden Avenue westbound will be closed (usinq barricades until
perma nent curbinq can be installed by the Street Div isio n) .
October 30, 1975
Permanent s iqns and posts installed (covered) in combination
with temporary siqns for the current movement.
"Tvo-way Traffic Xeep Riqht" siqns will be installed (covered).
November 2, 1975
Black out old lane linea t major intersections.
Paint new lane lines, plus channelization at ntersections.
Overhead lane directional signa (peraane n ) will be a tached.
T porary aigna wil l b r •ov d.
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TO: Karl Nol lenberger, Assistant City Ma nager
FROM: Acting Chief -brgan, Pol ice Department
DATE: October 7, 1975
SUBJECT: REPORT OF TE ~PORARY A I 1Al CONTRJL OFFICER'S ACTIVITIES
Christopher Haack was e0'4lloyed by the Ci y of Englewood Pol ice Department as a
temporary animal control officer. This employment began on July 21, 1975, and
terminated on Septerrber 30, 1975 . Th ter ination was earlier than anticipated
and was at the specific request oft e &J11lloyee.
Statistics were CQ"1li led for the period rom August 22 thru Septerrte r 30, 1975 .
A recap of these statistics is as fol lows:
Tota I ml I es driven
Total su111110ns issued
Tota I reports taken
Dog at large cal Is
Barking dog cal Is
Vicious dog cal Is
Dead dog cal Is
Mi see I laneous cal Is
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The addition of is employe provide d extended coverage, better response to
calls , and a l'IOre eff ct i ve anl"1al nforce nt progra for the su r rnonttis.
It Is rec nded that thi s proflr m b considered for 1976, b ginning May I, 1976,
and ending Sep ntler 30 , 197 •
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To: Kells Wa&goner, Director of Public Works
Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities
E. P. Romans, Director of Parks k Recreation
FROU: ~rothy Romans, Acti.ng Director of Community Development
Steve House, Associate Planner
Mark Barber, Planning Draftsman
DATE : October 8, 1975
SUBJECT: Zoning Signs
We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to you
for lending your personnel and equipnent to assist our Depart-
ment in posting the rezoning signs. Tile placing of the 110
signs throughout the City was no easy task. Your cooperation
with, and aid to, our departaent aade it possible.
Thank you again and please extend our appreciation to the
six people who made up the crews :
Gary Tyson, Traffic
Caa Hoover, Streets
Mik R nner, Streets
Ron Norden, Traffic
Jia Lloyd, Parks ~ Recreation
Charlie Fleaaing, Utilities
Their nthueiaea, initiativ and bard work aeant that the
project was coapleted in 2-1/2 days inst ad of the eetiaated
4 days.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD POLICE PENSION FUND
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Mr. Karl Nollenberger
Director of F inance
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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C1ry of Englewood Police Pension Fund
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ACTUARIES AND CONSULTANTS
1 050 Seventeenth Street
Denver . Colorado 80202
Telephone 303-825-7641
At your request, we have made an actuarial valuation of the City of Enqlewood
Police Pension Fund as of January 1, 1975.
A summary of the present Plan and the proposed amendments follow this letter and
the introd uct ion. The results of the valuation are indicated in Exhibit 1 .
Exhibit 2 shows th actuarial fund balance sheet. The actuarial assumptio~s are
outlined in Exhibit 3,
The cos s set forth her in hav b en determined on th basis of actu•rl•l assump-
other similar ployee
indica t d in this report
tions and statistics availabl to us fron
qrou ' h actual co ts wl II vary SOllle
~nding upon he ex rience o 1 our par
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INTRODUCTION
Pl a n Exp er i e nce
The fol l ow ing is a sunwnary of the personnel data for the last three actuarial
va lu a t i ons :
A cti~e Po l ice Off icers
Numb e r of Ac t i ve Poli c e Officer s ..
Av e rage Age . . . . . .
Average Service t o date (years)
Annual Cove red Compe nsation
Average Annual Compens at i on
Re i r ed Pol ice Off i cers a nd Be nefic iarie s
lu~ber o Retired Police Officers
Annua 1 Pa ymen . . . • .
His t o r y o Contr i butions from Stat of Colorado
1973
55
36 .39
8.68
$669,756 s 12, 177
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$ 35 ,598
January 1
197Ii 1975
61 68
35 .31 )4 .94
7.4 5 8 . 38
$713 ,006 $86),370 s 11 ,689 s 12,697
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$ 43.506 $ 4),506
contribu t i o n by th Sate owa r d t he pol i c e pen sion f und s is a f i xed do ll a r
ich is al locat ed bet en all de p•rtmen t in t h St•te, b•sed upo n t
o ic er in the St a t . T fo l low i ng ta b l i llu tr•t t he
vi y con ri buti o ns f rO'!I th St•te of Colorado dur i ng p•s
Tot•l Aliloun
Di Contribut i on by c i ty
r b Per Po 1 1 ce111an Po l i c Pens ion
s 600,000 5)17 . 79 $12,07 6
00,000 267 . 0 12,S77
00,000 2 4.5 13,2 SS
00,000 2 S.lt3 1),027
1,000,000 3 9,3 I •I
1,000, 00 33 s .1 17 '7 1,0 0,000 33 1. 77 1 .57 9
1, oo.o 0 31 2. S9 17,SOS
I, 00,000 ) 3,93 2 .339
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SUMMARY OF PRESENT PLAN PROVISIONS
Adm inist rat ion
The Plan is administe red by a Board of Trustees composed of City officials and
Pol ice o ff ic r s selected in accordance with Colorado State Statutes.
Pol1CP Officer Contributions
As speci ied by the Board of Trustees, but not to exceed 5% of monthly salary .
Curr n ly Police officers are required to contribute 5% of pay .
c·• Contribu tions
Curr n ly, ,.0 of total pa\. In addition, funds ar payable f rom the State of
Color do .
Compen tion Con~id red
Salaries as ou lined in Molov nt contrac .
Re Ir n • (nc<I s
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If a n active or retired police officer dies, the surv1v1ng dependent spouse shall
receive, until death or remarriage, a monthly pension equal to one-fourth the
monthly sa lar y being received at the date of death, plus one-eighth of such monthly
salary for each dependent child under the age of 16 years. If there is no surviv-
ing spo use, the bene fi t is payable to the dependent mother.
Escalation Benef i ts
None at the present time.
Severance Benefit s
No benefit s are payable for termination of employment prior to eligibility for
retir eme nt benef i t s.
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SUMMARY OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
A. Present plan wi th full vesting after 5 years of service based on a
benefit for mula of 2~% of final arnings for each year of service
with a maximum f 50 % of such earnings . Member's contributions
without interest are to be refunded on termination of employment
with less than 5 years of s rvice.
B. Pr esen t plan with Cost of Living inc reases from Jan uary 1, 1975
(not retroac ive prior t o such date)
C. Pr sent plan with typical Color do Fire and Police escalation based
on rank at time of ret1rem nt (retroact ive for presently retired
police officers).
D. Pre\ent plan wit nor 1 re ir n • er 20 ye ars of ervice.
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retire:• 1ent
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lcforc norm1l retirement
ond normal re:t ire111e nt
oul
ota 'I nonHI COH
less estimated employee
cont rl but i ons
(111;>loyer nonMt cost due January 1, 1975
loye:r nor .. 1 cost expressed as
e of before nonaal retiremen t
Total past service cost
Leu auets
Uofunded past serv ice cost as of
J a ':'l11ary 1, 1975
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Prer.cnt Pl,rn
$
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863,370
104,83 1
431t69
6 1 ,662
7.142\
$2,204,718
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$1,53 2,835
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863,370
112 ,092
431169
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S2 ,319,377
6]1,883
$1,647,lt94
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863,37 0
144,598
43 ! 169
101,4 29
11. 748 %
$3,026,279
671,883
$2,354,396
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863,370
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43 . 169
101 . 42 9
11 . 748 %
$3.380,652
671,883
$2,708,769
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86 3,370
157,6 19
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116,825
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$2,958,369
671 ,883
$2 ,286 ,486
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(a) Mount $166,723 $181,842
(b) ,A~ • ocrcenta;ie of pay 19. 31 .fi 2 1.06.t
non:i.t I co) t and
r 40 years
(a) Amo"nl $157.771 $172,221
(b) A~ a percentaoe of pay 18.27% 19 .95%
Contribution to pay nor~I cost plus
service coH
(•) Amoullt $153,632 $167,773
(b) As 1 per,entage of pay 17 . 79 .fi 19 .40 '.t
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$262 ,799 $287 ,088
)0.44 .(. n. 25:i
$249,050 $271 ,269
28.B5 % 31 .112 .t
$242,693 $263,955
28. 11 .G J0 .57 '.!>
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$2 73.541
31.68
$260 , 1 BB
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$254,014
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ACCOUNTING BALANCE SHEET
(Decembe r 31, 1974)
Cost Value
s 100
26,000
Acc rued Intere s t and Miscellaneous 3,409
Du from City
Bonds
Stocks
lutal Assets
Ua bilit i e s
"11e to Other Fund s
.:.~coun t s Paya bl e
T1 .al Liabi l i ie
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34 2,392
298.085
$677, 16 1
s 199
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S 5,278 =
$6 71 88
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Market Value
$ 100
26,000
3,409
7, 175
331,293
238,455
$606,432
$ 199
5,079
s 5,278
$601. 154
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City of Englewood Police Pension Fund
~ ACTUARIAL COST BASIS .,,-·
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The following assumptions have been used In calculating the ...ounts set forth
in this report :
1 . Interest rate
2. Experience -Active Employees
(a) Retirement
(b) Disability
(c) Death
(d) Separation
(e) Earnings progression
(f) Cost-of-living escalator
). Experience -Pensioners
(a) Retired mortality
(b) Disabled mortality
i.. lo dinq
5. A set Valuation
6. Actuarl1l M thod
Age 55 and 20 years of service .
Graduated rates. See table below
for s.-ple values.
1951 Group Annuity "°rtallty Table.
See table below for SMPle values.
Graduated rates. See table below
for Saf!IPle values.
Graduated rates. See table below
for sample values.
3% per annum, compounded annua 11 y.
1965 Group Annuity "°rtallty Table .
19titi Disabled bll-...y (!llployees
Select "°rtallty Table .
None .
Entry-age-normal cost method .
Annual Rate Per 1,000 Employ s
"°rtal l ty
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30
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D1 1 i l 1ty S parat•on ~ L...!.!.
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2 .000
6 .li7S
15 .sss 2 .-.1a
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1 .))8
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City of Englewood Fire Pension Fund
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter of Certification
lntroduc ion
Fire Pension Fund
Summary of Pres nt Pl n Provisions
Su ry of Proposed A nd nt
Costs for Cal . n 1 r Ytar 1975
Accounting Balance Sh t
Actuarl 1 Co t Basis .
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r Karl Nollenberger
Director of Finance
City of Eng ewood
3400 South E ati
Englewood, Color ado 80110
Dear Kar 1:
City of Englewood Fire Pens ion Fund
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A CTUAR IES A:>;D CO"'° SUL TANTS
1050 Sev nt!'enth Street
Denver , Colorado 80202
Telophone 303-825-7641
At your request, we have made an actua rial valuation of the City of Englewood
Fire P nsion Fund as of January 1, 1975.
A su~mary of the pre~en t Plan and proposed amendments follow this l etter and
t e introdu on. The results of th e valuation are indicated in Exhibit I.
Exhibit 2 s hows th fund balance 5heet. The actua rial ass umption s are outlined
in Exhibit 3.
The costs set forth herei n have b en determ i ned on the basis of actuarial
assuMptions nd t tistics avilabl e to us fr om x~c ri ence in other similar
l"ployee groups. Thr ctual cos t s will vary ~or ·•hat from those indicated in
this repo rt depending upon the exp rien ce of your pa rti cu lar group.
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lief, th att ch d s t at ents ar~ tru and correct.
R spectfu lly s ubMltt d,
A. S. II NSEN , INC .
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R. P ul Sch rad r
A oelate of the Society of Actu rl s
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INTRODUCTION
Plan fxperienc.e
The following is a SU"'"1a r y of the p r sonnel da ta for the last three actuar i al
valuation :
Ac. iv~ ~ 1refighters
• U"' er of Active Fire fighter s
Average Age
Avera e Serv ice to Da t e (y a1s )
Annual Covered Ot 1,;n ation
Avcrag Annua l Compensation
RPti1cd Firefight r and Bencflc.iar l es
u b r of R ti r d Fir• fighters
n a I Pay n t
Volunt rs
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48
38 .26
9.11
$503. 568
10 ,491
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13.25
January
1974
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37.69
a.si.
$681. 355
12,618
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$ 13,308
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26 s )0, 0
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35 .82
7.39
$86 1,229
12,665
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$ 13 ,308
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)2.15
4 .96
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F l~E PENSION FUND
trlbutf o ns
oll~lno tabla lllui tr•tes the funding prov ided by cont ribu t i ons from the va r ious sour ces since 1967 :
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SI .000.000
1,000 ,000
I .,000,000
1,)00,000
1,300,000
'.sso,ooo
1,550,000
1,eso.000
1,85 0,000
2,000,000
tlons From State of Colo rado
e r cent•ge Used Amo Jn t recei ved
or DIH r i but ,lon By
Purposes Fire Pen si on Fu nd
78 .011 50: S20,057
72. 8)230 19,008
66 .325 50 19,801
80 .87805 26,380
74.S86JO 26 ,35 5
81.96780 J0,952
73.29000 29 ,6 34
76 .85000 )),819
67.57000 36,527
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Mun i c i ea 1 i tes Emelo yees ~
$25,70 5 s 9 ,618
26,302 11 ,339
30,359 15,34 4 -
32,490 25,365
35,41 6 29,057
38,062 JI, 142 -
41 ,222 40 ,279
44 ,569 42,264 $15,402
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SU MMA RY OF PRESENT PLAN PROVISIONS
Adm in is t rat ion
Te P J~ is ministered by a Bo a rd of Trust e es composed of elected City
o fficials and e l ec ed m~m b e rs of the Firefighters in accordance with the
Co l orado State S t atutes .
F1rcf1gh t er Con tr i butions
As specified by the Board of Trus t ees , but not to exceed 6% of paid flre-
figh er's non t hly s al ary . Curre ntly, paid firefighters are required to
con t r i bu t e Sl% of pay .
City Contri •Jt ions
The City is urr nt l y con tr ibu ting th e ne t r e quire d normal cost contr i bution
ft r consld ring contri utions r ceivcd from he Stat e of Col orado and
t h fir fiyht r s.
Salarie' as ou t I ined in mpl oyr>c nt con t rac t.
PAI D FIREFIGHTERS
50 y r nd c pl t cd 20 yea r s o f
nt in th State of Co l or do hJll b eligib le
half o f hi MOn t hly l ary • f t h d t e
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Jf an active or retired firefig hter dies (regardless of cause .of death) the
surviving spouse wil I receive a monthly amount equal to one-third of the
mo nthly pa y of a first grade firefighter at the date of death plus $30 monthly
fo r each c hild under age 18 years.
I n addi tion, a lump-sum bur ia l benefit of $100 is also payable.
Escalator B ne fits
None at present time.
Severance n fit
No b nefi t s other than a r fund of the f irefigh ter's contributions, with in-
terest, are payable fo r t ermination of employmen t pri o r to eligibility for
re tir e~Pnt benefits.
VOLUNTE R FIREME N
Retire~en t B nefits
Any firefighter 1.ho h.1s bo halt ined age SO years and comp l e t d 20 years of
ac ive service hall be ligible fo r a nthly pension e qual to $100 •
.Qb_b ility B nefit
ny tir 19 t rwo h dl sd led In th lln of dut y sh 11 r cei v
of $ISO.
a monthly
p nslon c quil t o an unt no t in xcc
it Ir n, a 1 rl n it o $100 is al o
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monthly annuity equal to one-half of t e ann it rec ived by t e firefighter
at death .
In addition, a lump-sum burial en fit of $100 ayable.
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SUMMAR Y OF PROPO SE O AMENDMEN T
Present plan wit h fu ll vesti ng afte r 5 years of service based on a
benef it form ul a of 2i of final earnings for each year of service wi th a
Maximum of 50% of such earnings . M mber's contri butions wi thout in t e r e st
are t o be refunded on termination of emp l oyme n t with less than 5 ye ars of
serv ice.
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COSTS FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1975
Present Pl an Proposed Plan
Volunteer Full-T i me Vol untee r
.!...!.!!"'~n Total Firemen Firemen Total
s Incl uded In c1I-
67 22 89 67 22 89
I 0 l I 0 1
4 27 31 4 27 31 I 72 49 121 72 49 121 r 0 • I
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t $ 84 2,773 $ 0 $ 842,773 $ 842. 773 $ 0 $ 842,773
18 ,456 0 18,456 18,456 0 18,456 7
$ 861, 229 $ 0 $ 861 ,229 $ 861,229 $ 0 $ 861 ,229
$ 149,761 $ 5,694 $ 155,455 $ 156,478 $ 5,694 $ 162, 172 ,
Ions 46Jll 0 461~5~ 461353 0 46,353
$ 10 3,408 $ 5.694 s 109, 102 s 110, 125 $ 5,694 $ 115 ,8 19
t co s t •~pressed 1s
!nos rates before
12 .270 % --13.067%
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Pres ent Plan Proeosed PI an contin ued
ful 1-Tl rie Volunteer Ful 1-Time Volunt eer
Fl~ Fl reMel'\t Total Firemen Fi remen ~
ot•' ,~st r.ttrvl'~ 'o~it $2, 14 2,668 $395.654 $2,538 .322 $2 ,259, l 79 S395,6S4 SZ,654,833
ts ~7}8,840 778,Blio
r.ervtce cost January I ,
SI , 759 ,482 SI ,875,993
ram c I t
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d s 229 ,697 s 244,400 I r 0 • I
s 219,422 s 233,444
due January I, 1975
terest on unfunde d 7
$ 214,671 s 228,379
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ACCOUNTING BALANCE SHEET
(D ecemb er 31, 1974)
Cash in Transit
Cash with County Tr eas urer and Othe rs
Cash with Escrow Ag en t
Accrue d Interest and Dividends
Due from Po l ice Pen sion Fund
Bonds
Stocks
Dreyfus Liquid As s t Funds, Inc.
Total Assets
Liabilities
Du to 0th r Funds
flccounts Payabl
Tot 1 Li b 11 I t i s
N t Au ts
Cost Value
$ 5,002
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295
l0,903
7, 163
199
312,7lt5
277,173
1711000
$781tllt80
$ 4,5}9
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5778 8 0
Exhib i t 2
Market Ve 1 ue
$ 5,002
295
I0,903
7,163
199
277,1t95
161t,031
17 1 1000
$6361088
$ lt,53'
1,101
s S,640
$6 0 U8
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City of Englewood Firemen's Pension Plan
ACTUARIAL COST BASI S
The following assumptions and methods have been used in calculating the a mounts set forth in this report:
f .::tu arial Assumptions
: . Intere st rate
2. Experience --active employees
a. Retirement
b . Di sab i I i ty
c . Death
d. Separation
e . Earnings progression
J. Experience --pensioners
a. Retired mortality
b . Disabled mortality
6% per annum, compounded annually.
After age 50 and 20 years of service.
Gr a duated rates. See attached schedules.
1951 Group Annuity Table.
Graduated rates. See attached schedules.
Graduated rates. See attached schedules.
1965 Group Annuity Table .
1944 Disabled Railway Employees Select
Mort I ity Table.
4 . Loading None .
5. A se t valu t ion
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ACTUARIAL ASSUMPTIONS
Annual Rate eer 1000 Employees
Horta I ity ~ Disability Seearation Males
20 .90 100 .00 .616 2S l. 00 88.8 -7S8 30 1. 10 68.9 .991 3S l. 20 40.0 1. 371t Ito l. so 16.S 2 .000 lt5 2.15 7 .3 3.S8o so 3 .30 2.9 6 . lt75 55 5.80 o .o l0.lt36 60 ll . So o .o 15.555 65 o.o 21t. 418
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Earnings Rat lo
. 1712
.2083
.2s31t
.3083
.3751
.lt561t
.5553
.6756
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Exhibi t 3
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1975 ACTUARIAL STUDY OF
EHPLOYEES' RETIREMENT PLAN
(Non -Emergency Employees)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter of Certification
Introduction •.•..
Conments on Valuat ion
Plan Description ...
Summa ry of Proposed Amendments
Exhibit Costs and Allowable Deductions
Exh ibit 2(a) Accoun Ing Balance Sheet
Exhibit 2(b) -Schedule of Receipts nd Di bursements
E.1thlb l t 3 -Actuarial Co t Basis
Exhibit It Distribution of E~ploy s and Eern lngs
Actlv 1 Employees .
Exhlbl t s es and Earnings
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City of Englewood Retirement Pl a n
(Non-Emergency Employees)
I NTROOUCTI ON
The follow ing is a review of the experi ence from the last three actuarial
valuations :
Active Members
Number -Males
-Females
-Total
Av rag Ages
-Mal s
-Females
-Combined
Annual Earnings
-Acti ves Under Normal
~ tlrement Age
-Actl es Beyond Nonn
Retlr nt Ag
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Av r e Annua 1 Compen atlon
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January 1 ,
1972 1974
102 132
1* 51i m
45 .08 40.50
43 .80 39.06
44.78 40.09
$1, 180,60li $ l ,668,li09
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$1, 180,60 $1,668,409
$ 8, lltZ $ 8,970
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$ 158 $ 6,2
19zs
128
58 m
41.96
39.49
lt0.61t
$2,003, lli5
10,212
$2,0131357
$
$
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1972 1974 1975
Re t I red Me mbers
Num er 4 6 9
Annual Retiremen t Benef i ts $ 1,439 $ 2,709 $ S,120
Aver age Annual Retirement
Ben efit $ 360 $ 4S2 $ S69
Beneficiaries
Num ber 0 0 0
Annua l Retir nt Benef I ts $ 0 $ 0 $ 0
Ave ra ge Annual Ret irement
Ben fi $ 0 $ 0 $ 0
VALUATION RESULTS Januar):'. '•
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Valuat Ion Data
Total Acc ru d Liabili ty $ 509, 731i $ 556.5 )) $ 785,249
A ets at V lua tlo 0 te $ 190,21 3 $ t.80,789 $ s ,9 I
Un fund d Past Ser v ice Cost $ 319.521 $ 7S.7 $ 200,30
City's Cos t Contrl-
but ion Rat 1.285 • 2lt 2 .2 It
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1972 * 1974 1975 **
(b) To pay Normal Cost and
amortize Unfunded Past
Se rvi ce Cost In 20 years
( 1990) 3 .415% 1.248% 3.235%
(c) To pa y Norma l Co s t and
amortize Unf unded Past
Service Co st In 25 year s
(1995) 3.116% 1.188% 3.o86%
*Valuation ba sed on 4i% Interes t a ssumption.
**As am ended e ffective J anuary l, 197 5.
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The r es ults of the va l ua ti on I ndicate that for the present Plan the
c ur r ent r ate of co nt r ibu t i o n by t he emplo'119elof 2.lt% of their "compensat i on"
p l us t he City 's contri bution o f 5 .98% of "compensation" Is more than adequate
t o pay t he no r mal cost a nd amorti ze the total past service cost s within ·15
yea rs from the date the Plan was adopted (1985). However, addit ional contri-
b utions wi l l be r equired from the Ci t y a s of January 1, 1976 to suppcrt the
proposed amended pl an. The total req ui r e d City con t r i butions for the present
Pl an and t he pro posed pl an are s hown In Exh i bit 1 •
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City of Englewood Retirement Plan
(Non-Emergency Employees )
PLAN DESCRIPTION
January 1, 1970, as amended throug h January I , 1975 .
Adm inistration
The Plan Is administered by a Retirement Board composed of seven members,
two elected from the membership of the Plan by Plan Members, two elected
from th e Ci ty Council by the City Counc il, and three elected from the tax-
paying electors by the taxpaying electors.
Employ ees Included
Any person employed by the City on a permanent, full-time basis, if his
cust omary employment exceeds 20 hours per week and five mont hs a year, and
who are not classified as policemen, firemen, or elected offlcl ls . Certain
non-cl assified employ ees are also exclud d bec1use of elect Ion top rtlcl-
p1te In tn alternate pl n.
mber Contribution
On or tfter J nuary l, 1975 e ch member of the retire nt pl n wlll r -
quired to contribute 2.41 of monthly compe nsttlon. No contribution tr
requ lr d or permitted after nor I retlr ment date, If a r r Ins
plo d wit th City.
City Contribut ion
Th City will
retlr nt pl
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ontrlbutlons to th ext nt n ces •ry to
n cu rt lly ound b sis.
l st period of con lnuou servlc tor
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Regular basic compensation i ncluding lonqevity compensation, but exclusive
of bonuses, overtime and all other extra pay .
Normal Retirement Benefit
A member is eligible for a normal retirement benefit after attainment of age
65. Any member who has attained age 65 prior to February 1, 1970 shall have
as a normal retlren,ient date February I, 1970 .
The monthly annuity payable for 10 years certain, and life thereafter, is
equal to 1/12 the sum of:
A. For Prior Service: The number of years of prior service
c redited, multiplied by the sum of:
(1) 1/2% of verage annual compensation received
during the three years of service next prior
to January I, 1970, and
(2) I/ of that portion of sueh annual compensation
ln excess of $6,600.
B. For Current Servlee: I.) of his eomp nsatlon during each
year of current service credited, Including fractional years.
A member
pension
Early II
after is no al retlr nt dal will r cel v th sa
hav r eelved had he retired on hi s normal retlr nt date.
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s hall receive the actuarial equivalent of his accrued deferred retirement
income which he ha s accrued to the date of his disability In a form to meet
the d i s abled member's needs.
e ath Benefit
Before Retirement
If an ctlve member dies prior to his normal retirement date,
his beneficiary will receive his accumulated contributions with
credited interes t as of the date of his death.
If an active member dies subsequent to his normal retirement
date, benefits are payable to his beneficiary for the ten years
certain period or under the options elected, If any .
After Retirement
Benefits are payable for 120 months certain and life. How ver,
In t e e v nt deceased, retired member and his beneficiary
have not r ceived the full value of his accu ulat d contribu-
tion , th xce s of his accumul ted contributions over total
ben f i ts re c ~i ved will be paid to h i beneficiary in a lump
u mou t.
Vested B nef t
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Optional Payment of Benefits
Wit h consent of the Retirement Board, a member may elect an optional form of
reti rement benefit which Is the actuarial equivalent to the benefit he would
otherwise be entitled.
Expenses
Paid by the trust If not paid by the City.
Liquidation
After payment of e xpenses, all assets are d is tributed directly to the partlcl·
pants or are used to purchase nnultles. The City would receive only any
excess due to actuarial variation .
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With consent of the Retirement Board, a member may elect an optional form of
reti remen t benefit which Is the actuarial equivalent to the benefit he would
ot erwlse be entitled.
Expenses
Pa i d by the trus t If not paid by the City .
Liquidation
After payment of e xpenses, all assets are distributed directly to the part ici-
pants or are used to purchase annuities . The City would receive only any
excess due to actuarial variation.
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SUMMARY OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
(To be effective as of January I, 1976)
I. Amend the benefit formula as follows:
(a) For Prior Service (Service Pr i or to January 1, 1970)
0.6~% of "final average annual compensa tion" times years
of credited prior service.
(b) For Curr n Service (Service Af t er January I, 1970)
1.30 of "final average annual com pensation" times years
of credited current ser vices .
"Fin average annual compensation" in the average annual compen-
sat ion r celved during the five calendar years of service out of
the l a t 10 calendar years w ich will produce the highest average.
2 . l 1mlnat al I future contributions from employees.
3. a ev r nee b neflt for ployees terminating with le ss th n
y of rvlce equal to 2 of their compensation receiv dafter
1976, plus t e r fund of their accU111Ulated contributions
January 1, 1976. E'"f)loye s who terminate 9111Ploy nt
re years of rvlce and are entitled to a vested ben -
d to lect, In lieu of a defer r d vested b n f lt,
equal t o 2% o th Ir CO'"f> nsatlon rec Iv d aft r
their CCUl!lula ed mploy e contribution d
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past service cost is to be amortized
over 20 years from effective date (1990)
Annual Contribution
Percent of Payrol l
Contribution due January t, 1975 If
pas t service cost is to be amortized
over 25 y ars f rom effective date (1995)
Annu al Contribution
Per cent of Payroll
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Plan
$ 64,807
3.235%
$ 61 ,826
3.086%
Proposed
Plan
Exhibit t
continued
$ 169,580
8.466%
$ 162,471
8.111%
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Accrued Interest
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Corporate Bonds
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Agent
ACCOUNTING BALANCE SHEET
(Decem be r 31, 1974)
Cost Value
$ 27,354
and Dividends 2,554
from City 14,756
163,05 1
242,1)8
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Dreyf us LIQu id Asset Funds, Inc. 1)6,000
Tota l As e ts
Li bil l le
Accounts P y bl e
Tc:a l labilltil'S
$585,853
$ _ _..c;9..;..l -'-2
$ 912
SS84,91tl
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Market Value
$ 27,351i
2,55li
14,756
139,549
16),598
1)6,000
$48),811
$ 912
$==9='=2
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(Non-Emerg~ncy Employees)
ACTUARIAL COST BASIS
The fol lowing assumptions and methods have been used in calculating the
amounts set forth In this report:
Actuarial Assu ~pti ons
I. Interest rat e 6% per annum compounded annually.
2. Experience -active employees
a . Re t i remen t
b. Disability
c . Death
d Separation
e, Earn ings progression
), Experi ne e -p nsioners
a . R.tir d !llO rt ll ty
b . Disabled mort lity
4. Loa d Ing
S. Ass t valua ti on
Age 65.
Graduated rates. See attached
schedules.
1951 Group Annuity Table.
Graduat ed rate s. See attached
schedules.
Graduated rates. See attached
schedules.
1965 Group Annuity Table.
1944 Disabled Railway Employ es
Select Mort lity T ble.
None.
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25 . 75
30 . 84
35 .96
40 I. 15
45 1.62
50 2.40
5" 4.00
60 8.'43
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(Non -E me rgency Employees)
ACTUARIAL ASSUMPTIONS
Ann ua I Rate eer 1000 Emelo~ees
Seeara t ion Mortal it}'.
Ma les Females Males Females
150 .0 200.0 .616 . 371 138 .4 189.9 .758 .495 115 .8 16 0.9 .991 .669 ]3.1 79.4 I. 374 .930
35.0 35.0 2 .000 l.338 16.8 16 .8 3.580 1.994
7. 1 7.4 6 .475 3 .070
1.5 l.5 10 .436 4.648
15 . 555 1.837
24.'418 13 .597
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Earn i nss Ratio
Males Females
.08111 • I 511
. l39S .2017
.2005 .2600
.271' .3271
.3531 .4046
.4474 .4940
.S58S .5966
.6866 • 7146
.8311 .8486
1.0000 1.0000
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Exhibit 4 Citt of Engl ewood Ret i rement Plan
(Non -Eme rge ncy Employees)
DIS TR IBUT ION OF EMPLOYEES AND EA RNI NGS
Ac t ive Hale Emplo ees
Age and Se r vice as o December 31, 197
Comele t ed Year s o f Service Unde r 1 1 to 2 2 to 5 5 t o 10 Ne ar Age No. Earn i n9s No . Ea rn in gs No. Earni ngs No. Earnin gs
20 t o 25 2 $ 16,368 9 $ 76,06 8 2 ·$ 19 ,932 25 t o JO 5 4J ,200 6 57,56.lt 6 57,888 I $ 11 ,25 6 JO t o 35 '2 20,016 2 17,700 7 87 ,872 5 69, 15 6 J 5 to 40 3 JJ,540 2 l 6,J68 3 34,848 40 0 Z.5 2 20,952 l 9 .720 4 48,288 2 22 ,92 0 45 to 50 J 26 ,856 l 13,980 5 55,ltl6 ,. 60, 72.lt 50 to 55 I 8 ,J88 5 5lt,87J ,. ltS ,84 0 55 to 60 2 18,984 6 82 ,932 60 to 65 2 27, 10 8 3 33,636 65 t Up ----
Total .!l Sl60,9J2 22 Sl99,788 ll SJ70 1 361 28 $361,312 -10 t o 15 15 to 20 20 to 25 25 t o JO Ne a r Age o. E rnin gs o. Earnings No. Earnings No . Ea rning s
( 20 to 25
25 to 30
30 t o 35 2 $ 24,912 35 t o 40 I 16,980 l $ 13,656 40 t o 45 1 l l ,256 2 21 .9 72 45 to 50 2 29,364 3 32,2 32 I $11,256 50 t o 55 1 I J,656 1 16,980 I 16,980 55 to 0 I II, 796 3 35,088 2 23.592 60 to 65 3 .35.172 I 11,796 I lJ,656 65 t.. Up --_1_ 10 ,2 12 -
Total II $143, 136 II $131 , 721t 6 $7 5 ,69 6 ----i.o ' ue All le r e !!2.:.. E rnin9s ..!?.:_ hrnln9s
20 to 2S • 2S 0 30 13 $ 112,
I 169, 0 to 35
18 219,656 35 0 " 0 I; 10 I 15,J 2
5 to SO 12 1)5, 108
~ ,, 229,828 0 o SS
I ) IS6.717 55 to 0 , .. 172,J~U • • • 60
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Cit~ of Englewood Retirement Plan
(Non-Emergency Employees) ---
DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYEES AND EARNINGS
(Age and
Active Female Employees
Service as of December JI, 1974)
Comeleted Years of Service
Under I I to 2 2 to 5 5 to 10 Near Age No . Earnin gs No . Earnings No. Earnings No . Earnings
20 to 25 $ 7,620 2 $ 18, 108 1 $ 9,720 25 to 30 7 58,860 6 52, 152 30 to JS 2 16,800 3 40,848 $10,716 JS to 40 4 37 ,9S 6 ' 40 to 4S 7,620 9,720 3 27,31i8 I 9,264 4S to SO 9 ,600 1 10,212 2 2),376 so to SS 7,980 1 11,2S6 2 18,984 SS to 60 l l ,S08 I 9,720 60 t o 6S
65 & Up
Total _3_ S24,81iO 14 $122,976 .!1 $189,492 _]_ $72,060
10 0 IS IS to 20 20 to 25 2S to 30 Near Ag o. E.Hnin s ~ Earnings No. Earnings No . Earnings
( 20 to 2S
25 to 30
30 to 3S $10,212
35 t o 40
40 t o 4S
4S to SO 4 $1i2 .5 0 2 21 ,468
50 t o 55 2 27,972 3 30, 144
SS t o 0 2 19,440 I 9,261t
60 to 6S
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Tu tal ...!. $ ...L $71 ,0 88 --lO JS to 40 40 & Up All
~r 1.q ~ hrnlngs o. Earnings £ernin s --
.. $ 3S,41t8
I) I II ,012
7 78,S76
It 7, s
6 SJ,952
10 107t196
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City of En~lewood Retirement Plan
(Non -Emergency Employees)
RETIRED MEMBERS -ANNUAL BENEFITS
D i st r i bu t I on of Pens loners by Attained Age .. Male Fema 1 e Total
~ fo. ~ No . Amount No. ~
56 $ 493
$ 493
62 s 674 674
61i
li56 4.56
65 l ,461 596 2 2,057
68 326
326
70 2 604 510 _l_ ~
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BATES, Berni ce J.
DIAL, St anley H.
DUCA , Ch rles J.
JU GCK, Irene G.
ROHANS, Ernc~t P .
STELZER , J an T.
AGGONER, II
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TERM INATED VESTED MEMBERS
Sex Annua I Payment
F $ 157 .5 6
H 1,585 .20
H 505.20
F 474.60
H 2,355.12
F 399.60
H I, 325./;0
$6,801.
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Retirement Date
12-01-94
07-01-93
10-01-94
O'i-01-91
03-01-82
12-01-82
04-0 1-9 8
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SPARKS, Pau l H.
FLA NAGAN, Bernard R.
BARNES, EMOry S.
BUTTS, John W.
JOHANNES, Alb er t Z.
REDMAN, Eugen e W.
BP,'\OSHAW, H ry s.
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MEMBERS ELIGIBLE FOR NORMAL RETIREMENT
WITHIN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS
Sex
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Date
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06-01-76
08-01-76
11-01-76
08-01-77
02-01-78
04-01-78
10-01-78
10 ·01-78
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
EXPENDITURES TO 1975 BUDGET 4 N
GENERAL FUND
Through September 30, 1975
Annual Current Year to Date % of
Budget Expenditures Expenditure Budget
Legislation & Council:
City Council 58,774 5,054 60, 197 102
Board of Adjustment 3,000 231 1,893 63
Career Service 6,206 112 4,794 77
Planning & Zoni ng 4,945 385 3,393 69 library 2,360 917 1,294 55 Cf ty Attorney 82,984 5,902 63,257 76 Housing & Redev. 1, 149 22 443 39
Sub-Total 159,418 12,613 135,271 85
Management:
Ctty Manager 100,655 8, 144 74,501 74 Personnel 521430 51263 381945 74
Sub-Total 153,085 13,407 113,446 75
Ffnance l Record:
~ Adlnfntstratfon 74,912 6,439 51,209 68 Muni. Court 77 ,447 6,724 53,157 69 Accounting I
AutONted Syst. 128,171 10, 166 99,068 77 Revenue Ofvf sfon 105,660 9,638 78,679 74 Purchasing 73,532 6,898 56, 181 76 Genera 1 ()per. 1791342 10.226 151.673 85
S b-Total 639,064 50,091 489,964 77
Public rlts:
Senior Surr 28,838 2,597 20,938 73 Engi rtng 163,758 13,890 85,256 52 Stre ts & Or 605,499 45,600 458,040 76 Traffic 191,959 16,081 164,063 85
81dq. tc . 991697 71973 74.203 74
• S b-Totil 1,089,751 , 141 802,500 74
t 1,279, 125 102,212 9 .2 75
Polle t 1,500,3 118,631 1, 100, 180 73
c nfc tf s 202.221 22,517 166,782 82 • •
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Through September 30, 1975
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Annual Current Year to Date s of
Budget Expenditures Expenditure Budget
C011111Unity Development:
Code Enforcement 174,247 14,565 127,289 73
Housing & Redevelop. 20,055 2,797 17 ,899 89 Planning 1101137 121679 841018 76
Sub-Total 304,439 30,041 229,206 76
' Library 265,326 24,787 167 ,018 63
Parks & Recreation:
Parks 508,741 41,838 396,775 78 Outdoor Swfnnfng Pool 38,936 4,263 35,942 92 Indoor Swf•fng Pool 53,306 1,948 29,825 56 Sports & Games 69,098 2,917 40,662 59 Cultural Actfvftes 55,450 2,127 36,152 65 Playgrounds 30,307 933 31,478 104 Softball 20,120 677 15,253 76 Zoo 8,654 963 9,114 105 -General Operations 88,314 6,403 62,909 71 Old Timers 22.240 841 211586 97
Sub-Total 895, 166 62,910 679,696 76
Total Expenditures 6 1487 1941 · 523.360 41840.331 75
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Taxes :
Property Tax
Specific Ownership
Sales Tax
Cigarette Tax
Franch is e Tax
Total
Licenses & Permits:
Business Licenses
Building Licenses
Total
Inter-Governmental
Revenues:
Federal Grants &
Revenue Sharing
State Grants
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
Through September 30, 1975
Budgeted
Revenue
646,819
23,000
3, 119,333
450,000
347,000
4,586,152
73,500
55,000
128,500
Current
Month
41,095
2,022
261 ,085
45,241
349,443
3,040
14,494
17 ,534
Ye ar t o
Date
583,842
43,846
2,378,425
349,116
262,003
3,617,232
43,465
51,002
94,467
State Shared Revenue
Arapahoe Bridge & Road
699,320
3,045
323,000
61,500
3,220
18,762
357,144
3,045
238,816
60,887
Total
Charges for Services :
Gen r 1 Govenwient
Publ fc safety
H1g y Street
Anf1111 l Sh 1 t r
School District 1
Outdoor Swf Pool
In oor i Pool
Sports & s
C 1 ural Ac tvttf
Pl ro nds
So t 11
Zoo
Old T1 rs
l1br rt C
To 1
1,086,865
135,000
8,000
5,300
8, 100
10.000
17,2
23, 100
1 ,900
27,62
875
2.000
2,4
13,SOO
20,000
21,9B2
883
449
416
1,721
529
1,287
1,220
3,198
177
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32 4
659,891
70,579
4,856
19,588
6,277
10,000
15,512
14,897
16,909
20,554
4
14,770
3,214
12,4 7
17 ,23'
227.2
% of Budget
Collected
90
191
76
78
76
79
60
93
74
51
100
74
99
61
52
61
370
71
100
90
64
100
75
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Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget Revenue Month Date Collected Fines & Forfeitures:
Court Fines 75,000 6,681 67,290 90 Library Fines 71800 697 61364 82 Total 82,800 7,378 73,654 89 Miscellaneous
Interest 43, 125 16,790 39 Rentals
518 0 Gain on Sale of Assets
1 0 Other 231445 8 1n22 261128 111 Total 66,570 8,022 43,437 65
Tota 1 Revenues 612401983 4151027 417151936 76
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE •• REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
Through Seetember 30 1 1975
l of
Budgeted Current Year to Budget
Revenue Month Date Collected
Disposal Service 676,300 78 ,849 504,172 75
Other :
Connectfor Fees-Insfde 30,000 303 7,467 25 Connection Fees-Outside 270,000 25,613 108, HO 40 Interest 50,000 30,062 60 ' Gafn on Sale of Assets
Inspection Charges 3,00 0 2,688 90 Miscellaneous 1 ,500 420 21,302 142 State Grants
Total 354,500 26,336 169,629 48
Tota 1 Revenues 1 ,03 0 ,800 105,185 673,80 1 66
EXPENDITURES TO 1975 BUDGET
Annual Curren Year to Date l of
Budget Exeend f tu res Exeendf tu res Budget
Tre tment 233,445 23,027 184,598 79
Sanitary System 56,241 5,130 ,907 70
40 I 1 9,071 1951488 '8
Total Ex nse 695 647 37 22 18 CJ93 61
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE •• REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
WATER FUND
Through September 30, 1975
Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget Revenue Month Date Collected
Water Sales 1,107,243 21,452 746,923 68
Other:
Connection Charges
Proper ty Tax
100,000 2, 104 26,585 27
... Rentals 4,080 150 4,398 108 Interest 28,000 7,556 27 Gain on Sale of Assets 50 0 Bond Proceeds 24, 190 0 Miscellaneous 351000 65) 231752 68
Sub-Total 167,080 2, 189 86,531 52
Total Revenues 11274i323 231641 833,454 66
EXPENDITURES TO 1975 BUDGET
Annual Current Year to Date S of Budget Ex~nditures Expend 1 tu res Budget
Source & Supply 61,900 9,068 156,423 253
Power & Pumping 124,416 15, 133 69,190 56
Purtf1cat1on 108,349 8,820 98,090 91
Tr1ns. I Dist. 198,524 49,028 149,520 75
Billing Coll ctfon 57,309 2,133 34, 197 60
n ral 6761929 51055 2211490 33
• Total ns 1,227,427 89 237 728,910 59
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through September 30, 1975
Budgeted Current Year to % of Budget
Revenue Month Date Collected
Taxes :
Sales Tax 1,559,667 130, 540 1,189,177 76
Sub-Total 1,559,66 7 130,540 1,189,177 76
Intergovernmental .. Revenue:
Revenue Sharing 45,115
Federal Grant 628,000
State Grant 82,500
State Shared
Revenue
Sub-Total 755 ,615
M1sce 11 aneous:
Interest 100,000 41,681 42 Contr ibutions 12,000 12.000 100 Other 10.000 ' 261) 0
Sub-otal 122,000 53,420 44
Total Revenues 2,437 12B2 130,540 1,242,598 51
c lat iv Expend 1 tu res Project Balance Budget Current Month to Oat Av1f11ble
Sto
350,146 600 331,390 18.756 519,520 261 529,442 ~ 9,922l 588,880 14, 174 600.866 11,986 680,000 651,521 28,479
53.000 S0,000 3,000
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Cumulati ve Exp end i tures Project Ba l ance
Budget Cu rrent Month to Date Available
Zuni Street
Navajo Alignment-RO 62.500 46,551 15,949
Pav ing District ~22 104,500 953 1 .458 103,042
Parks:
Bates-Log an 3,900 3,900
Belleview West 90.339 30 75.727 14,612
Romans Park 311. 552 306,50 2 5,050 N.W. Greenbelt 47.302 30 39, 125 8 , 177
S.W. Greenbelt 112. 250 1 .205 104,773 7 ,477
Inte r change 24,850 2, 100 2, 18 9 22,661
SwflTIT11ng Pool Auxiliary
Boiler 15.500 15 ,5 00
Handic app ed Play Appara t us 12.000 12.000
Floyd Ave. Sprinkling 5.400 5,342 ,58
River Development 1,782,863 730 328,711 1,454,152
Green house 35,000 1,296 1,296 33,704
Tenn is Courts 119.713 2 ,500 11 5 ,338 4,375
Fire Tr aining Facility 00.000 80,000
Ft r e Station -N.W. 2,340 ( 2,340)
Housi ng 125,000 90,000 35,000
City Hall Spr n 1 ng 13.100 79) 12,687 413
Spac Ut11t11t1on Study 9,000 9 ,000
land Pure se ar
£1 rly H us 1ng St 401000 40a000
s.z 4, 24 . 57 3,C ,2 1,879 ,363
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RESOLUTION NO.~, SERIES OF 1975.
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A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ROBERT M. BRUNDAGE TO FILL A VACA CY
0 THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD CAUSED BY THE RESIGNATIO OF DR. CHARLES B. ZARTMAN.
WHEREAS, Dr. Charles B. Zartman has resigned from his
position on the Career Services Board as a result of relo -
cating his place of residence from the City of Englewood ; nd
WHEREA S , the City Council desires to fill the vacancy
creatPd by the resignation of Dr. Ch arles B. Zartman, said
erm to expire March 15, 1977; and
WHER AS, the City Council finds that Robert B. Brundage
r id in the City of Englewood, to wit: 4140 Huron Street,
is ympa the ic With the in ent and purposes of th Career
Service Sy Dd po sesses the i ntegrity and impartiality
o protec t he public in re ts, as well as the interes s
of he City and i s e ployee , and those term not afore-
mentioned bu et forth in Art1cl X of the Home Rule
Ch rter ot he Cit of Engle ood and, _pecificall , ec-tion 13 :l;
O~, THE FORE, BE IT RESOL ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF
THE CITY OF [ "GLE 000, COLORADO, AS FOLLO
That
4140 Hur on
Board, and
w1th until
h Ci y Council appo1n Rob rt M. Brundage of
Street, Eng lewood, Colo r do, to the C r er ervice
to s u c he duti of a me ber of id Board forth-
th exp1r ion of h i t r on arch 15, 19 77.
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MEMORANDUM TO TIIE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DATE : October 14, 1975
SUBJECT: Amendment of Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
§22.4-15
RECOMMENDATION:
Jorgenson moved:
Pierson seconded: The Planning Commission reco .. end to City
Council that the Coaprehensive Zoning
Ordinance be amended by the repeal of
§22.4-15, 1-3 Heavy Industrial District .
AYES: Martin, Parker, Pierson, Saith, Tanguaa, Wade, Brown,
Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
The motion carried.
Re pectfully subaitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zonin Co .. ission
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Page -1-REPEAL OF 1-3 ZONE DISTRICT
Case #24-75
Staff Report Re :
Public Hearing on the repeal of the 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District.
Date to be Considered:
October 14, 1975
Name of Applicant:
Initiated by the Department of Co111111unity Develoi:nent.
Request:
The revocation of the 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District.
De artment of Communit Develo ent Reco111111endation:
The Department of Collllllunity Development reco .. ends
that the 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District, §22.4-15 of the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, b rep aled for the following rea ons :
1. 1'h I-3, Heavy Industrial Zon District, was
special legislation er ated and adopted to accomaodate the
auto wrecking and alvag yard , and sand and gravel operations
in the newly annexed ar a. Becau e th ar a i no longer a
part of the City, th r i no current or fors eabl ne d for such a Di trict.
2.
nt s not ant to furtb r ncour g th
r ckin , junk yard, and
raitt d in th 1-3,
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Case #24-75
Staff Reeort Re:
Public Hearing on the repeal of the I-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District.
Date to be Considered:
October 14, 1975
Name of Applicant:
Initiated by th e Departaent of Community DeveloJment.
Request :
The r e vocation of the 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District.
nt of co .. unit Develo ent Reco .. endation :
The Department of eo .. unity Developaent reco .. end
that the I-3, Heavy Indu tri al Zone District, §22.4-15 of the
Comprehensive Zonin Ordinance, b rep aled for the following r ea on :
1. The 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District, wa
special l gislation created and adopt d to acco11aOdate the
auto wr ckin and salvag yard , and sand and gravel operations
in the newly annexed ar a. Becau th area is no longer a
part of th City, th r i no current or fors eabl n d for such a Di trict.
2. The
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Case #24-75
to develop a third industrial zone district. The I-3, Heavy
Industrial Zone District , as originally adopted, permitted
auto wrecking yards, sand and gravel operations and other uses
existing in the area, and those uses permitted in the I-1,
Light Industrial Zone District.
The 1-3, Heavy Industrial Zone District, was later
amended to include the permitted uses of the 1-2, General .
Industrial Zone District. This was done at the suggestion
of the City Council in order to perai t a less -restricted
development of the land which would be zoned I-3. The Santa
Fe/Union Annexation Area was later zone d in the su11111er of 1974.
The annexation was being contested in the Court
throughout the ti•e that the zoning process was being con-
sidered. As a result of the recent Court decision on the
annexation, and the City's deteraimation not to appeal that
decision , the Santa Fe /Union Annexation Area is no longer a
part of the City of Englewood, and has not been since on or
ab~t August 5, 1975.
Department of Co .. unity Developaent Analysis :
Pre ently, there are nine auto wrecking yards and
on j unk yard in the City of Englewood, all of which ar
located in the northwest section of the City. These ar oon-
confor11ing uses on properties zon d either 1-1, Light Industrial,
or I-2, Gen ral Industrial, and ould not be peraitt d to x-
pand ; nor ould th d velopaent of n on s be peraitt d.
How ver, if th e auto wr ckin and unk yard properti
to b r zon d to 1-3, H avy Industrial, xpansion o 1b
xi tin and n yard would raitt d. Such a r -
of cour nforc lo ity o tho
u aft f bav tr ntal
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING
BY Al.ITHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. If , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDIN4NCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
(ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED) CREATING A NEW
INDUSTRIA L DISTRICT TO BE ENTITLED "I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT" WHEREIN SAID NEW INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT IS DEFINED AND
ESTABLISHING PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES, PROVIDES FOR MINIMUM
YARDS, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES, AND
PROVIDE S FOR SCREENING OR FENCING OF SAID ZONE DISTRICT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section l.
lllat the Comprehens i ve Zoning Ordinance of th
City of Englewood, Ord i nance o. 26, Series 1963, as amended,
is hereby amended by ad ding a new ection being 22 .4-15
entitled "I -3 Hea vy Industrial Di strict" to read as follows :
22.4-15 I-3 H avy Industrial District
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features inconsistent with the Permitted
Principal Use.
(4) Does not include residential occupancy
exce pt by caret ak ers or watchmen.
(5) If operated partially or entirely in
detached structures, s uch detached structures
shall be limited to a gross floor area of
not more than ten (10) percent of the area
of the lot on which the Permitted Principal . Use is located.
(6 ) If operated partially or entirely within
the structure containing the Permitted
Principal Us e the gross floor area within
such structure utilized by accessory uses
(except garages, loading docks and company
dining rooms) shall be not greater than ten
(10) percent of the gross floor area of the
structure containing the Permitted Principal Use.
f. Limi ations on external effects o f uses. All uses
established or placed into operation a fte r the effective date
of thi ordinance shall comply forthwith with the following
limitations. All uses actually established and in operation
-on the effective date of this ordinance shal l be made to com-
ply with th following limitations on or before January 1, 197 7.
(1) Emission of heat , glare , radiation, dus t
and fumes. Every use sha ll be o operated
that it does not emit a dangerous degree
of heat, glare, rad ation , dust or fumes
b yond an boundary lin of the zo lo t
on which th use i located.
(2) Outdoor stor
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zon lot by natur al caua or
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. t'f , SERIES OF 1974
AN ORDIN4NCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE
(ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED) CREATING A NEW
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO BE ENTITLED "I-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT" WHEREIN SAID NEW INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT IS DEFINED AND
ESTABLISHING PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES, PROVIDES FOR MINIMUM
YARDS, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES, AND
PROVIDES FOR SCREENING OR FENCING OF SAID ZONE DIST RICT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1.
lbat the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of th
City of Englewood, Ord inance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended,
is hereby amended by add ing a new section being 22 .4-15
entitled "I -3 Heavy Industrial Di strict" to read as follow :
22.4-15 I-3 Heavy Industrial District
lbe I-3 Industrial District is d signed to accom -
. ·-lllOdate certain act i vities of a heavy industri al nature which
are necessarily operated in an open area such as sand and
gravel min ing, c oncrete batching plants and auto wr ecking
yards, as well as certain oth r r lated industr al u s.
lbe 1·3 Industrial Di rice should loc t d n ar JOr
roadways, truck rvutcs. and railways t o provid adequac
faciliti s fo r bo t h i porcat on and exportation of oods and
should not b located in a as adjoining or adj c nt to r id n ial distr cts.
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(6) Qudrry;
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(8) Sa: d pits.
d. Minimum yard!!_. All usc-s in this Distl'ict shall
set back fifty ()0) foet irom pr0pPrry lines abutting upon.
adjoining or adjac~nr to all re sidential zones, and twE>nty-
five (25) feet from all commerctal zon~~.
e. Acccssor..Y. buildings and permitted acc,!ssory uses.
Any accessory Butldtng or use i~cidc~t~l only to a Permitted
Principal Use, whi h accessory building or use complies with
all of the following cond tions:
(l) Is clearly i~cidc~tal and customary to and
coamonly a s soci&c~d with the operation of
the Permitted Pru.cipal Use.
(2) Ia op rated a~d mair.ta lrmd under the 891DC
ownership or by lPsscPs or concessiona.i.r~s
thereof and on th sc1me lot aa th Per-
mitted Principal Use.
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features inconsistent with the Permitted
Principal Use.
(4) Does not include residential occupancy
except by caretakers or watchmen.
(5) If operated partially or entirely in
detached structures, such detached structures
s h all be limited to a gross floor area of
not more than ten (10) percent of the area
of the lot on which the Permitted Principal
. Use is located.
(6) If operated partially or entirely within
the structure containing the Permitted
Principal Use the gross floor area within
such structure utilized by accessory uses
(except garages, loading docks and company
dining rooms) shall be not greater than ten
(10) percent of the gross floor area of the
structure containing the Permitted Principal
Use.
f . on external effect of uses. All uaes
establi hed or placed into operation after the effectiv date
of this ordinance &hall com ly forthwith with th followin
limit tions. All u es actu lly established and in operation
··-on the effectiv date of this ordinance shall be made to com-
ply with the following limitations on or before January 1, 1977.
(l) Emission of h at, lare, radiation, dust
and f Ev ry use shall be o op rated
that it do 1 not it a dangerou1 degr
of h at, lar , radiation, dust
yond an boundary 11 of th
on which the u1e ii located.
(2) Outdoor stor and wa t disposal.
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cause fumes or dust o r which constitute
a fire hazard o r which may be edible
by or otherwise be attractive to rodent
or insects shall be stored outdoors
only in closed containers;
(c) Liqu fied petroleum gas shall be stored
no closer to any boundary line of a zone
lot on which they are located than the
following minimum distance
Water Capacity per Container
If Stored
Underground
If Stored
Abov ground
Less than 125 gallons •..••..•••• 10 feet None
125 -500 gallons ••.•.•.•.•.••.. 10 feet 10 feet
501 -2,000 gallons •...•••...•.• 25 fe t 25 feet
Over 2 ,000 gallons •.•.•••....••. 50 feet 50 feet
(d) Explosiv s shall be stor d no c lo ser
to any boundary line of th zone lot
on which th y ar locat d than th
following distances:
Pound
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cautions must be taken by the owners and/or operators of such
uses to protect the residents of the area from hazardous,
unpleasant and unwholesome conditions; to this end, the fol-
lowing screening shall be required:
(1) Auto wrecking yards, subject to the pro-
visions of Title 6, Chapter 2, of the
1969 Englewood Municipal Code;
(2) Junk yards, subject to the provisions of
Title 6, Chapter 2, of the 1969 Englewood
. Municipal Code;
(3) Sand, gravel or mineral excavation, the
property containing the sand, gravel or
mineral operations shall have access to
such operations barred by fencing or other
similar barrier, except access roads which
shall have gates to be closed and locked
during non-operating hours; such fencing
shall be subject to the provisions of 13-2-3
of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code.
(4) All other uses:
(a) If the Principal Permitted Use is·
within a building and the building
entrance faces the Residential Zone
District, there shall be no less than
a ten (10) foot setback in front of
the building and that area shall be
landscap d wi.th lawn, tr es and shrubs
of both a deciduous and evergreen
variety. The landscaping may be
ace pt d by the additional uae o{
ornamental foatur~• such as driftwood,
rock, fountains or objects of art.
(b) lf the portion of th buildin site
ich abuts upon, adjoina or it d·
j c nt to th aid ntial Zon Dt1-
trict ia not th buildi entr e,
but 11 u cd !or 0£f-1tr t parkina,
loadina or th atoraa of •qui nt,
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RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONIN G COMMISS ION
DATE : October 14, 1975
SUBJECT : Aaendment of Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
§22 .4-5b(3 )
RECOIOIENDATJO :
Pierson moved :
Parker seconded: The Pl anning Commission recommend to City
Council th at the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, l22.4-5b(3) be amended to re ad :
b. Peraitted Principal Uses.
(3) llult i -faaily dwellings, aot eweee~illg 14 •aite pe.-
ae•e NOT MORE THAN FOUR OF WHICH UNITS SHALL BE ATTACHED .
AYE S: Saith , Tanguaa , Wad , Bro , Jones, Jorgen on, Martin Parker, Pierson
NAYS: Non
The motion carried .
Respectfully ubaitted,
B Order of th Cit Plannin
and Zo i C.O..isaion
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Case #27-75
A Public Hearing on an amendment to the R-2, Medium
Density Residential Zone District to limit the maximum numb er
of attached dwelling units to four .
Date to be Con s idered:
0 tober 14, 1975
Description of Request :
The matter to be considered at Public Hearing i s an
amendm nt to the R-2, Mediua Density Residence District, whi ch
would limit th number of units which can be attached and
under on roof to f our.
Co-unity Developm nt:
The staff recoaaends that th R-2 , Mediua Density
Residence District, Ordinance o. 30 , Seri of 1975, be
amend d to read a fo llows :
b. P raitted princi pal u e •
(3) Multi-faaily dw lling , net eReee~in l4
11nit per aere OT MORE THAN FOUR OF WHICH
U ITS SHALL BE ATTACHED .
Thi aa n da nt 1 propo d for th se reasons :
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Case #27-75
Background of Events in Relation to the Proposal :
The proposed R-2, Medium Density Residence Zone Dis-
trict was adopted by the City Council in Au gust of this year.
Th i s District was developed in an effort to encourage bet ter
quality development or redevelopment in the areas which were
previously zoned either R-2-A or R-2-B, Two-family Residenc e Zone Dis ricts.
A · a part of the process to am.end the Zoning Ordinance
o provide a new R-2 District, the R-2-A and R-2-B Two-famil y
Zone Districts have been repealed, effective September 6, 1975 .
These ar as previCl.lsly zoned R-2-A and R-2-B are now un-z oned.
The City is cu rrent l y in the process of zoning these areas to
R-2, Medium-Density Residence in order to conform with the
require ent that all land in the City must be within a designa-
t d zon class ification.
The inclu ion of a provision that would set a lim it
on the nu mber of dw lling units permitted to be attached and
under one roof, as first discussed at a City Council aeeting
on ugu s 4, 1975. At the aeeting of the Planning Commission
Augu t 5, 1975, thi subject was discussed with the mem ber T th Co11111i ion. It was suggested that possi bly a limitation
dw llin unit under on roof would lessen the effect
bulk of th tructure upon th adJacent single-family
id a wa
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Case #27-75
D partment of Community Development Analysis:
Within the City of Englewood in the past ten years,
there have been only two structures developed in the R-2-A
or R-2-B Zone Districts which house four or more living units
under one roof.• All of the residences built in the R-2-A
and R-2-B, Two-family Zone Districts, have been triplexes,
dupl exes, or single-family structures. The reason for this
lack of con truction of four or •ore units under one roof is
partly due t o the limited number of sites available to accollllllO-
date residenc s of this size. The R-2-B Zone District required
a minimum of 100 feet of frontage for the construction of four
units, a site of a size that is rare in the City. Also, the
conomics of ass mbling a site of 100 feet or aore of frontag
usually means buying one or two old houses, each on a 50 ft.
fronta , and d molishing them to make way for ne construction.
Aft r th total co t is assessed, this procedur i usually
deter in d to b fina ncially prohibitiv •
In ord r to give a visual exaapl of the effect of
the pro po d provision, sketches are provided on the following
pag • Th first is a sketch of o.-.t.., four-unit dwelling
si uat d among single-faaily house and then of a l~-unit
dw lling ituat d among ingle-faaily hou The eff ct of
the our-unit d lling among th in 1 -faaily houses i not
impo in and cumb rsom a th 11-unit dw lling in a similar
ituation. Th maximum permitted hei ht of th residenc in
th propo ed R-2 diUlll nsity R sid nc Zon District, nd
th tin R-1-C, Sin le-family Resid nc Zon Di tri t, i
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: October 7, 1975
SUBJECT : Bus Stop Relocation
RECOMMENDATION:
Jones aoved:
Parker seconded: The Planning C011J1ission reco1111end to City
Council the bus terainal location as indicated
on Scheaatic Plan "A" be approved.
AYES: Jones, Jorgenson , Martin, Parker, Pierson, Saith, Tanguaa, Wade, Brown
NAYS: None
The 90tion carried.
Respectfully subaitted,
By Order of th City Plannin
and Zoning Co .. ission.
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IV. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE (A)
Mrs . Romans r e port ed that the City Council voted 5-2 at their
me e ting of October 6, 197 5, to return South Bannock and South
Sherman Stree ts to two-way traffic. Hampden Avenue would be
designated as one -way eastbound from Ba nnock Street to Acoma
Street. Mrs. Romans noted there will be limited turning
movements permitted at the intersections of these two streets With U. S. 285,
The House Moving Ordinance was passed on final reading at the
meeting of October 6th, and will become effective 30 days from
final publication. I t is hoped this Ordinance will provide
more controls on structures that are moved into or within the City.
Mrs. Romans noted there are two public hearings scheduled for
October 14th ; one is an amendment to the R-2 Medium Density
District to limit the number of units under one roof to four;
and the other hearing is the proposed repeal of the 1-3 Zone Distric •
On October 21st, th re will b a Public Hearing on rezoning
land that was previously zoned R-2-A and R-2-B to R-1-C and
R-2. The Public Hearing on rezoning land that was previously
zoned R-3-A and R-3-B to R-3 will be held on October 22nd.
Mrs. Roaan noted there are 110 signs in place throughout the
City advertisin the date, tille and place of the Public Hearings.
Mrs. Roaans not d that p rsonnel froa the Utilities Departaent,
the Pu b lic Work s Departa nt, and the Parks & Recreation Depart-
aent aid d Co11aUnit y Dev e lop. nt personnel in the installation
of the signs, and that th project was coapleted in 2-1 /2 days
rather th an the originally estiaated four to five days. llrs.
Roman tated that many ca lls have been received by the Depart-
• nt r gardin th propo l, and furth e r stat d hat sh will
be at th City Hall on Saturday, October 11th, froa 10 :00 a.a.
to 4 :00 p •• to an r qu tions of persons who cannot call
or co into tb City Hall durin th w k day • Mrs. Rollans
tat d that th r hav b n att • ts to give th proposals
wid publicity itb articl in th En 1 ood H rald S ntin 1 nd th O..:nv r st Zon 2.
Martin ca ll d a bri
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to Englewood to rid the bus to downtown Denver we r e parking
in the Cinderell a City parking lot, and the RTD st af f entered
into discussions with Mr . Von Frel l ick's staff to d etermine
ways to discourage long-term park ing in the Cindere ll a Ci t y
parking areas. Mr . Von Frellick stated that he is h a p py to
cooperate with RTD. Mr. Von Frellick stated that a l ternat ives
to th problem wer explored, and one suggest ion was t o ex pand
the parking facilitie onto the Rouse property f o r t h e express bus service.
Mr. on Frellick di played a proposal designated as "Pro posal
C", which proposal indicates the ART station on the west side
of Cinderella City and a bus terminal on th west side of the
lower level Cind r lla City ar a. Mr. Von Fre ll ick stated
that th park1n ar a would b on th Rouse property , and
overflow parkin would b on the area known as the 1075 land.
Ir. Von Frellick noted that City Coun cil passed a Resolution
on Jun 16, 1975, R solution #33, Series of 1975 , a pproving
th a quisition of land he had offered at Dartmo u th /Santa Fe
JUst west of Cushing Park for a park and rid faci l it y,
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the passenter station would be 500 ft. from the shopping
center, and another 128 ft. into the mall, which would be a
"long unprotected walk" for those who might wish to avail
themselves of the facilities offered by the Center.
Mr. Von Frellick then discussed Scheme "B", which plan assumes
location of the ART line and passenger station on the east side
of the Santa Fe Tracks, between the tracks and the Cinderella
City property line. Mr. Von Frellick stated that Scheme "B"
"could work".
Mr. Von Frellick discussed Scheme "A", which scheme curves
the ART line eastward to follow the line of the Cinderella
City structure north to Floyd, and then curves back northwestward
to the east side of the Santa Fe tracks midway between Eastman
Avenue and Dartmouth Avenue. This proposal locates the passenger
station adjacent to the west end of the shopping center structure.
Mr. Von Frellick stated that this plan was his choice of the
three proposals. He stated that this Plan assumes that since
much of ART will be elevated, possibly it could be elevated to
such a degree that automobiles could drive under it at Haapden
to reach the r ar parking spaces. Mr. Von Frellick noted that
the western parking areas don't experience auch pedestrian
traffic, and he would r commend seeking the ART alignment that
would parallel the northwest frontages of th stores on the
western side of the Center. Mr . Von Frellick stated th
passengers could unload dir ctly into the Shamrock Mall from
either the ART lin or th bu Mr. Von Fr llick not d
that Scheme "A" could involv th minor relocation of th Floyd
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Mr. Ma rtin asked if personnel from RTD have viewed the plans
presented by Mr. Von Frellick prior to this meeting? Mr. Von
Frellick s tated that RTD personne have not had the plans.
He said his instru ctions from City Manager Mcc own were rather
than t o involve RTD at this point, that he fe lt the Planning
Co mmi ssion should make recommendation as to what they feel
would b their preference of th propos d plans, and the City
Cou ncil could then act on that recommendation and the matter
could then go to RTD for their consideration. Mr. Von Frellick
stated h felt this was a good approach to the matter, and would
recomm nd the Planni ng Commission gi e c on ideration to what
they f l ~ou l d be the mos t desir able p l an. Mr. Von Frellick
said th g n ral concensus is that om decision needs to be
m d , and he did not feel RTD is in a po ition to do anything
until they get the EIA Statement compl ted and accepted, and
get oth r studies completed. Mr. on Fre llic k asked of Mr.
all r if they were r quir d to conside r three alternatives
for th EIA statement? Ir. Wall r tated they must analyze
many lternatives; thre alignment have b n narrowed down in
th Santa Fe Corridor. Ir. Wall st t d the r e are three
main t tion sit loca tion th t l o being considered.
cong stion on South Elati Street at
number of RTD buses that are
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Mr . Martin stated he would like to see the Commission go on
record as recommending this alternative bus stop in lieu of
the existing bus stop on South Elati Street.
Mr. Jones asked Mr. Von Frellick if he saw any problems in the
relocation of the bus station to the west side of Cinderella
City in the interim? Mr. Von Frellick stated that he could
forsee no problems. Mr. Von Frellick stated the merchants and
customers are eager to have a covered bus location convenient
to Cinderella City. Mr. Von Frellick stated he has agreed to
make space available for the bus station itself. He stated
that discussions have not gone into determination of bus
benches, etc. at this point. He stated that the relocation
of the bus stop could b implemented from the standpoint of
the shopping center within thirty (30) days, and that any ex-
penses incurred "isn't orth mentioning in view of the overall
dvantages." Mr. Von Frellick stated be feels the decision
should start omeplac , and that it might as well start with
the Planning Commission. Discussion followed.
Mrs. Wade asked if th r comm nda ion on the relocation of the
bus stop would be up to City Council or to RTD? Mr. Martin
stated the recommendation would b up to City Council and that
the City should be on record in favor of the relocation of the
bus top from South Elati Street to the west side of Cinderella
City at the Shamrock Mall. Mrs. W d asked about the possibility
of con id ring additional parkin on the Ambros site at Girard
and Bannock/Acoma; he noted that th r will be a n ed for the
Broa ay bu y t m ev aft r th rapid transit lin is
d v lo d. Mr. Jon t d th t th 1 d contract with
A.mbro would hav to otiat d.
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Mr. Von Frel l ick no ted that if the Park F lor a l S ite were chosen
for the AR T stat ion, b u s service wo u ld have t o be provided to
get peopl e t o down town Englewood; there would be a le ft-turn
prob l em on Hampd n Avenue. Mr . Von Frellick stated t h at he
Jelt the bas i c dec i sion is made on the location o f the AR T
station, but the decision on the various sites o n the Cinderell a
City location has yet to be made. Mr. on Frel l i ck s tated he
iel t it is very importjn t to begin immediat ly t o s ay the
City thinks th locatio on the west sid of Cinde r e lla Ci t y
is d viabl location lor the bus station and the ART station, then RTD Wil have a d cision to work with.
Mr. on Fr llick urged tlat this de ision be ma d e s oon ; he
pointed out that nothing is static . Thirty days f rom this
date, the bus station ite may not b availab l e. He note d
that the fi ve acre tract he had offered for sa l e s outh o f
Dartmouth and d1r ctly west of Cushin Park is n o long er under
his ownership, and may be una ai l able for use by RT D. Brie f discussion nsu d.
Jones mov d:
Parker second d :
he Pl nnin Comm1 ion recomm nd to City
Council th bus t rm na l l o catio n as indi c ated
on Sch matic P lan "A" be appro ved .
Mrs. Rom an asked if
bus
parking to
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referrin only t o th
provi io n b ma de f o r
lo tion ; ar they indicating
ART Station l ocation should
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Roman a k d "wh r r th ca r s
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Mr. Von Frellick stated that while the five acre tract is not
under his ownership, he does have a long-term lease on the
property, and it could be used for parking without the purchase
of the land. Mr, Von Frellick stated that he is concerned
about amending the Resolution which the City Council has passed;
he further stated that he does not see any conflict between
this resolution and the motion before the Commission now.
Discussion followed.
The vote was called:
AYES: Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma,
Wade, Brown
NAYS: None
The motion carried.
Jones mov ed:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City
Council that R solution #33, 1975, b amended
in connection with th volv m nt of th dif rent facts before
us at this tim , as p rtain to 4 on th al of property west
of Cushing Park inasmuch as n ither Ne En 1 wood, Ltd., nor
the owners of Cinder lla City have control over the par el at
this tim •
AYES: Brown, Jon s, Jorgenson, artin, Park r, Pi rson, Smith,
Tanguma, Wad
NAYS : Non
The motion c rried.
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looking at three site variations for the station loc ation,
also . In the Cinderella City area, the variatio ns a re within
t h e me d ian between the tracks o r on the eastern s ide of the
rai l r o ad t r ack s. Mr. Waller stated that the propos al indicated
o n Scheme "A" o f Mr. Von Frellick 's plans has n ot b een con-
sidered, and wi l l not be consid red as part o f th e EIA statement.
Mr . Waller stat d that a second site is the Park Floral property ;
this is a viabl alternative, and do s allow f or a great deal
of xpansion. The third alternative is the Ci ty-own e d parking
lot at Acoma1 Bannock and Girard. Mr. Wa 1 r indic ate d ther e
would be complications with this site, and discuss e d the
doubl deck 1 vations that would b necessary t o serve t his
sit • He stat d this would hav gr at visual impact on th
community. Ir. Wall r stat d the d cision on t h e loc ation
of th alignm nt and t h stations is a v ry i mportant decision
b caus of th e1f ct it will hav on the c ommunity --he
stat d this would have an impact on the conom ic s, visual,
oc1al and traff1 pat.tern p cts of th comm u nit y .
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are also concerned about th safety of the stations. r.
Waller stated that the Denver rapid transit system would b
nowhere near th iz and cope of the "Ell" in Chicago or
York's system, and ould hav nowhere the impact that thos
systeas have. llr. all r stated that RTD cannot deterain
what economic i.Jlpact th rapid transit system will hav in t i
metropolitan area ; the conomic advantages vary all over th country.
Kr. Martin expressed th appreciation of the Commission t o
Mr. Waller for bis attendance and presentation.
VI. DIREC'n>R'S CHOICE (B)
Mrs. Romans noted that members of the Commission have been
given notice of a luncheon to be held Friday, October 10th,
at the Golden Fiddle Restaurant, 11:00 a .m., for those persons
who wish to participate in Englewood Day at the Bicentennial display at the Armory .
VII. COlllllSSION'S CHOICE
There was nothing discussed under Commission's Choice.
The 11eeting adjourn d at 10 :10 p.a.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DATE : October 7, 1975
SUBJECT: Amendment of Resolution #33, Series of 1975
RECOMMENDATION :
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to· City
Council that Resolution #33, 1975, be amended
in connection with the evolvement of the different facts before
us at this time, as pertain to f4 on the sale of property west
of Cushing Park inasmuch as neither New Englewood, Ltd,, nor
the owners of Cinderella City have control over the parcel at this time,
AYES: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade
NAYS: None
The 110tion carried .
Respectfully subaitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Coaaission.
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/;ft -i::·"l ,J ~J ·~ Gertrud G~elty '?
Recording Secretary
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DATE: October 7, 1975
SUBJECT: Amendment of Resolution #33, Serie s of 1975
RECOMMENDATION:
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission reco .. end to City
Council that Resolution #33, 1975, be amended
in connection with the evolvem nt of the different facts before
us at this time, as pertain to J4 on the sale of property west
of Cushing Park inasmuch as neither New Englewood, Ltd., nor
the owners of Cinderella City have control over the parcel at this time .
AYES: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, S•ith, Tanguma, Wade
NAYS: None
The 11<>tion carried .
Respectfully sub•itted,
By Order of the City Planning
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RESOLUTIOU NO. -1.!_, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
ACQUISITION OF PARK AND RIDE FACILITY WITHIN ENGLEWOOD AND
DESIGNATION OF PREFERRED SITE.
WHEREAS, Regional Transportation District is already
proceeding to acquire available Park and Ride locations in
other areas, and available funds may soon be exhausted; and
WHEREAS, the City and Regional Transportation District
urgently requires a solution to traffic problems caused· by
present Englewood Park and Ride Bus Stop, at Elati Street and
Girard Avenue; and
WHEREAS, Cinderella City has offered to Regional
Transportation District a free Bus Station with a covered bus
parking area that solves the Girard-Elati Bus Stop problem and
provides immediate free parking for Regional Transportation
District passengers; and
WHEREAS, the 5-acre Cinderella City site south of
Dartmouth is most convenient for Regional Transportation
District passengers, including their access for parking. and
traveling to all points of interes in Englewood core area; and
WHEREAS, the Cinderella City site is immediately
available and adjacent existing parking provides adequate land
for future transit station requirements .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO :
Approves the Dartmouth-Santa F location west of
Cushfng Par a jac nt to Cinderella City and reco ends tha
R gfonal Tr1n por ation Dfstrfct acqui re 1nd develop thfs sft
for 1 P1r and Rtd fact11 y to s rve th ~1ty of Engl ood,
and di r cts t Cf y anager o facilit ate th actfons r qufr d
to impl m nt his d c s1on.
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of June, 1975.
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ATTEST:
I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of En~lewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
the Resolution No. 33, Series of 1975.
ex officio Cfty~reasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
BY AU;RITY
ORDINANCE O. , SERIE OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECT N 5 , CHAPTER 4, TITLE X OF THE
1969 E . M. C. INCREASING FEES TO BE CHARGED FOR CONNECTDN TO
THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER SYSTE 1.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY C . IL OF TH CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
OOWRADO, as follows:
s ion 1.
That Section 5, Chapter 4, Tltl XV f th l
am nded to read as follows :
15-4-5 SEWER TAP FEES
E.1\1..C. i h reb
(a) At the tiin e of filing th pplicat n, th follo ln sewer tap fees
hall be paid:
PROPERTY USE BASIC UNIT INSIDE CITY
atment (For (For Treatment
rs) Plant)
INDU TRIA AND B tap 1z
co RCIAL ,, 1125 675 1125
" 225 1350 2250
1 " 375 2 25 3375
12'' 75 3225 5
INGLE AND 1 LTI-ch
FA ILY OW LL GS Dw llln l nit tu al 0 t 50
u; h 12 Puptl Capacl~ 0 ctual Co 50
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due. New sewer extension costs shall include the actual
cost of construction plus 10% to defray costs of engineering.
The total costs shall be assessed in proportion to the front
footage of the property served.
Where a proposed tap will serve property for which a
previous assessment has been paid, the previous tap fee
shall be credited against the current tap fee in calculating
the balance of the fee due.
Nothing in this section shall be construed to alter the rates
or terms contained in connector's agreements heretofore
e xisting between the City of Englewood and Sanitation
Districts.
All rates as set forth b rein are subj ct to negotiations
and revisions for unu ual cas
Introduced, r a d in full and p
Octob r, 1975.
d n Flr t Reading on the 6th day of
Published a a Bill for an
R ad b ' titl and pa ed o fina l r Clln
1975.
Publi bed by titl a
22nd da of ctob r, 1975 .
ATT T :
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. #J , SERIES OF I975
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN ANNEXATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
CITY OF LITTLETON AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO MUNICI-PALITIES.
WHEREAS, the cities of Littleton and Englewood are
interested in exploring the possibility that certain prop -
erty owned by the City of Englewood known as Mclellan Res-
ervoir be annexed to the City of Littleton, and desire to
s et forth their mutual understandings of certain terms and
c onditions which shall apply to such annexation, to the ex-
tent that such terms and understandings comply with the
Constitution and statute of the State of Colorado as well
as the Charter of the City of Littleton; and
WHEREAS, both cities are home rule cities operating
unde r charter, pursuant to Article XX of the Constitution
of the State of Colorado, and the power to contract with
each other is within the scope of the basic powers of both
ci ties and within the express provisions of CRS 29-1-201; and
WHEREAS, considerable planning, discussion and nego -
tiations i nvolving the proposed ann xation of certain real
property owned by the City of Englewood has resu lted in a
proposed agreement to annex a portion of said real property
to the Ci ty of Littleton, Colorado;
'O , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAi
THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLO
Section L
That the
d 1n
BY THE CITY COU CIL OF
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a) That the City of Englewood shall sign an
Annexation Petition seeking annexation of
the subject property to the City of Little-ton.
b) Zoning. That the property 01,.ned by the City
of Englewood and subject to the Agreement
shall be zoned by the City Council of the .
Ci ty of Littleton in the exercise of its
legislative authority, and said property
shall be zoned A-1, Agricultural District.
It is further provided that following the
annexation and the establishment of A-1
zoning, no council, commission, board, em-
ployee or other representative of the City
of Littleton, shall initiate any attempt to rezone said property.
c) Water Rights. Said Agreement shall not
affect 1n any manner any water right held
by the City of Englewood, or the u e of said rights.
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No development o f su c h property shall occur
which i s not clearly recreational i n nature
related t o any recreat i onal development, or
inc i dental t o the exi s ting water storage and
transmis si on fa cilit i es unle ss the requ i re -
ments o f the Littleton subdivision regula -
tions and other appl ic a bl e ordinances of Littleton are met.
Perm i t s Fees and Ins ection .
ng ewoo or its agents s al comp y with the
requirements of Li ttleton for application and
i ssuance of building permits and subsequent
inspection of any grading, construction, in -
s tallat i on or remodeling on the subject prop-
erty, ex c ept, however, the payment of all fees shall be wa i ved .
City Service s. Li ttlet on s h a l l provide to the
property in que s t ion a l l mun ici pal s erv ices
inc lud i ng, b u t no t Ii i t ed t o , pol i ce and fire pro t ec ti on .
Th at t he Mayor of the City of n le oo d i hereby authorized
to direct and to execut he in trua nt i n orporated by reference
in S ction 1, together wi h a l l a ll ied do c ument or in truaents
related the r eto , a n d the Dire t o r of F1nan c -x officio City Clerk-Treasurer s ha l l d uly a t t t s ai d e u t1 o n .
Int r od u ced, read in f ul l and pa
th d ay of Octo b er, 1 9 S. d on Fi r t Read1 n on the
Publishe d as a Bill for n Ord 1n ne e n h 9t Oc t o r, 1975.
Re d by t i tl
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Ex Off1c10 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 City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY CO UNCILMAN 9>01/G ,e_.J
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 9, CHAPTER 2 , TITLE XIV OF
THE 1969 E.M.C. RELATING TO HAMPDEN AVENUE DESIGNATED AS TWO-WAY STREET.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGL EWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That 14-2 -9 of the 1969 E.M .C is hereby repealed.
Introduced, read in full and pa sse d on First Reading on the 20th day of October, 19 75 .
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 22 nd day of Oc to ber , 19 7 5.
ATTE T:
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he above
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS 1 Th~~UGH
14, ARTICLE 1, CHAPTER 11, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C.,
RELATI NG TO DOGS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
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That Sections 1 through 14, Article 1, Chapter 11,
Title XI of the 1969 E.M.C., entitled "Dogs" is hereby
repealed and reenacted to read as follows:
Section
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CHAPTER 11
ANIMALS AND FOWL
Art icle I · Dogs
Subject
Lar e; Prohibit e d
nt; Da.11a e o Shrubb ry,
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11-11-17
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Vicious Dogs; Guard or Attack Dogs
Barking Dog; Harboring Prohibited Poisoning Dogs
Police Dogs
11-11-1 DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of this Chapter, certain terms
and words are herewith defined as follows:
(a) Adjoining owners~ residents: The owners and
residents of Ian s that are supported by' a
common boundary line.
(b) Animal shelter: Any premises designated by
the City for the purpose of boarding and caring
for any animal impounded under the provisions
of this ordinance or any other ordinance or
law of the State of Colorado.
(c) Ani•al warden : The person or persons eapowered
by the city to enforce the provisions of this ordinance.
(d) Attack dog : Any dog or caninetrained to attack
persons entering an area, except for the trainer
of such dog or canine .
(e) !!2.&: Any animal of canine species regardless 01sex.
(f) Doa, • le : Any do of ••sculine gender, either
cas trated or not ca trated.
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(i) Dog, spayed female : Any female dog on which
an ovar1oto y or ovariohysterectomy has been
performed by a licen ed veterinarian and
accoapanied by a certificate asserting such
operation has been perfor ed.
(j) Dog, stray : Any unlicensed or licensed dog
found unattached or loose anywhere within the
City Limits.
(k) Finance Director: Director of Finance, ,ex
officio City Clerk-Treasurer
(1) Guard dog: Any dog or canine trained to attack
a person at the command or instruction of a trainer.
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Hobby breeder: Any person who, outside of his
regular course of employment, is breeding dogs
or striving to improve dogs through controlled
propagation, thus achieving carefully desired
qualities and traits.
Rabies: A co1111Dunicable disease of both wild
and domestic animals transmittable to huaans,
as defined by the Public Health Department;
and a "Specific infectious disease of certain
aniaals, especially dogs and wolves, con-
tracted by man by direct inocu lation as by
bite of infected animal and due to a filtrable
virus", as defined in Dorland's M dical
Dictionary.
(o) Vicious doa: A dog tha without provocation
bite or tacks human or other niaals, or
in a vicious or terrorizing m nner approache
any p r on 1n n apparent attitud of attack.
DOGS RU ING AT LARGE; PROHIBITED
It shall be unl wful for any owner or person
hav1n th c r , c u ody, nd con rol of any do&
to llo to run lar in th Ci y
unle s und r th rea onabl control
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of such owner or person.
(a) For the purpose of this Section, a dog shall
be deemed to be 'running at large' when off
or away froa the premises of the owner, pos-
sessor or keeper thereof and not under the
control of such owner, possessor or keeper
who shall be competent to control such dog
and who aay be required to demonstrate to a
meaber of the Englewood PoliceDepartaen~ or
any animal warden of the City of Englewood
his or her ability to control such dog
whenever such dog is not kept on or controlled
by a leash, cord or chain not to exceed ten feet.
{b) Not withstand ing any of the provisions of this
Section, a dog shall be deemed not under
reasonable control when any of the following
conditions occur:
(c)
1. The dog in fl icts damage or injury by
biting, jU11pina upon , pollution of vegetation,
or by any other means whatsoever, to the per-
son or property of anyone other than the owner,
except in the defen e of the owner, his fa•ily
or property, or any do under the control and
COlllland of a pol1c officer in the cours of
hi duty.
2. In the case of any un payed fe•ale do1
whil said doa is 1n e tru (in heat or in
eason) and not s curely confined in the
owners yard, p n, or oth r enclosure.
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(d) Any owner or person charged with a violation
of any of the provisions of Section 11-11-2
hereof may present such summons to the Clerk
of the Traffic Violations Bureau of the
City of Englewood, and pay such fine without
appearance in court and upon payaent of the
fine shall be deemed to have pleaded gGilty
to the offense charged. Nothing herein con-
tained shall be construed to prohibit any
person charged with a violation of Sect.ton
11 -11-2 from demanding a court hearing on
the alleged violation. The provisions of
this Subsection shall not be applicable upon
the filing of a complaint and summons for
the third or subsequent violation of this Section.
11-11 -3 ~EMOVAL OF EXCREMENT+ DAMAGE TO SHRUBBERY, PLANTS, E c.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person who
possesses, harbors, or is in charge of
any dog not to illlmediately remove excreaent
deposited by said dog upon a co .. on thorough-
fare, stree t, sidewalk, play area, park, or
upon any other public property, or upon any
private property when permission of the owner
or tenant of said proper y ha not been ob-
tained, and such is hereby deemed to be a
public nuisance and prohibited. Dog excre-
ment hall not be pl ced in stor sewers
but hall be dispos d of in a anitary
anner.
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11-11-4 DOGS AT LARGE; IMPOUNDMENT; NOTICE;
DISPOSITION
(a) Any dog or dogs found running at large shall
be taken by the Animal Warden and impounded
in the shelter designated as the City Animal
Shelter, and there confined in a humane manner
for a period of not less than six (6) Clays
and may thereafter be disposed of in a humane
manner if not claimed by their owners. Dogs
not claimed by their owners before the .
expiration of six (6) days may be disposed
of at the discretion of the Animal Warden,
except as hereinafter provided.
(b) The Animal Warden may transfer title of any
dog held at the Animal Shelter to the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Aniaals after
the legal detention period has expired and
such dog has not been claimed by its owner .
(c) When dogs are found runn i ng at large and their
ownership i known to the Animal Warden, such
dogs need not be iapounded, but such officer
may cite the owners of such dogs to appear
i n c ourt t ' answ r c harge s of the violation
o f thi s ordinance .
(d) laaed i ately upon impounding dogs, the Aniaal
Warden sh 11 mak e ve r y po s ible, r asonable
effort to notify th own e r s of such doas so
iapounded and infora such owners of the con -
dition s wher by th y aay r ega in custody
of su h d o
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residents of the city·. The owner of any
animal so impounded may reclaim such
animal upon payment of all costs and charges
incurred by the city for impounding and
maintenance of such animal.
11-11 -S TAG; COLLAR"
The owner of any dog sha ll cause to be placed
upon the neck of such dog so owned, kept or
harbored, a collar ma4e of durable aaterial,
having attached thereto a metal tag showing that
the do& ha s a current rabies vaccination, to-
gether wit h an identifying number thereon co r -
responding to the number on the certificate of
vaccination. The collar with the tag attached
thereto shall be kept on such dog at all tiaes.
11-11-6 MAINTENANCE OF MORE THAN THREE DOGS ON PREMISES; LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
No household, place or premises may have aore
than three (3) dogs over six (6) months of age
'v" without fir t having procurred a City Hobby
Breeder's License as hereinafter provided .
A Ci ty Hobby Breeder's Lice nse shall not be
required where the place or premises are currently
l icensed as a pet shop or boarding kennel, pursuant
to Sections 12 -57-101, et seq., C.R.S. 1973, as
uended.
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HOBBY BREEDER'S LICENSE APPLICATION; FEES
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shall be accompanied by payaent of a fee
in the amount of fifty (SS0.00) dollars.
11-11-8 LICENSE ISSUANCE; RENEWAL
(a) In the event that the Director approves the
application and determines that the appli-
cant is qualified to engage in a hobby
breeder's operati on, the Director shall issue
a license to the applicant, which license
shall be proainently displayed in the location
the applicant maintains his operation.
(b) Upon issuance of the City Hobby Breeder's
License, the licensee may carry on a
liaited breedina prograa, but aay not
aaintain aore than five (S) dogs over
six (6) aonths of age, nor aore than twenty
(20) puppies welped and transferred in any
twelve-aonth period .
(c) The Hobby Bre e der 's License under the pro-
visions of thi s ordinance s hall exp i re on
the llst day of Dec eaber each year. Each
license shall be renewed durinf the aontb of
Deceaber each year. Such appl cations for
renewal shall be aade to the Director, in .
writina, on fonas prescribed by the Director,
shall contain such infor11ation a will enable
hi• to determine if the applicant is qualified
to continu to hold a license and shall be
accoap nied by a renewal fee of tw nty-ftv
25 .00) dollars.
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11-11-9 HOBBY BREEDER OPERATION
Qperator•s Duties. Every person licensed
under this ordinance to operate as a hobby breeder shall:
(a) Maintain the pre•ises and facilities ia
a sanitary condition.
(b) Provide adequate ventilation for the
facilities used for aniaals.
(c) Provide adequate nutrition for and huaane
care and treatment of all dogs under his care and control.
11·11-10 RIGHT OF ENTRY; INSPECTIONS
It shall be lawful for the Aniaal Warden or
any eaployee of the city who aay be charged with
the duty of •akin1 inspections of preaises
licensed under this ordinance or any e~ployee
of the county or district health departaent to
enter upon the preaises licensed under this
ordinance and to inspect the saae and inspect
any records required to be kept by this ordinance
or regulation s aade pursuant thereto.
11 -11-11 DENIAL~ REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF UCENS
The Director aay w thhold, deny, revoke or
teaporarily susp nd for a p riod not to exceed
one (1) year a ny licens i su d or appl ed for
in accordan c with the provision of th is ord -
inance upon findin that licen ha een 1uilty of th followin :
(a) s b en convicted 0 t 0 (2) ction 11-11-2 w thin riod.
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{c) The violation of any public health law of
the state, and failure to comply with any
state act or health requirement relative
to the humane treatment of dogs.
{d) Failure to maintain sanitary conditions and
the proper disposal of animal waste as ·may
be required by the Colorado State Department
of Health pursuant to Article 57, Title 12,
C.R.S. 1973, as amended.
11-11-12 VACCINATION REQUIRED
Each doa over six (6) months old shall be
vaccinated aaainst rabies, such vaccination to
be repeated annually thereafter. Dogs shall be
vaccinated by any veterinarian licen ed to
practice veterinary aedicine. A certificate of
vac cination in duplicate shall be coapleted by
the veterinarian, one copy to be is ued to the
do& owner and on to b retained 1n the vet-erinarian's fil s .
(a) t hall or o ficer or ani•al owned by ny ithou havin hav a curr nt
(b) or
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11-11-13 RABIES SUSPECTS AND BITING DOGS
Any dog or other animal which is suspected
of having rabies, or which has bitten a person or
other animal may be iapounded either in the Pound
or under the supervision of a licensed vet-
erinarian, for observation. All fees for such
impounding and observation shall be charged'to
the owner of such animal.
(a) Any dog or other animal impounded unde~
the provisions of this Section shall be
placed in a suitable facility and quarantined
for a period of not less than ten (10) days
at the expense of the owner.
(b) Any such aniaal impounded under the provisions
of this Section shall be destroyed upon deter -
mination that such animal is infected with rabies.
11-11-14 RABIES SUSPECTS; DISPOSITION
Dogs known to have been bitten or exposed to a rabid animal shall be:
(a)
(b)
Imaediately destroyed upon deteraination by
a licensed veterinarian that the aniaal is rab id; or
R 1 a ed upon proof of i .. unization and
"booster" injections, given by a licensed veterinarian .
11 -11 -15 RECORDS; REPORTS
Police D partaent shall aaintain a
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v1c1ous dog is hereby defined and
declared to be a dog that bites or attacks
huaan beings or in a vicious and terrorizing
•anner attacks, or approaches in apparent
attitude of attack upon a person upon the
streets, sidewalks or any public ground or
place or any private property other thsn
the premises of the owner, possessor or
keeper of such dog or a dog that runs after
and bites or barks at horses, bicycles pr any
vehicle being ridden or driven upon the
streets, sidewalks or any public ground or
place within the City.
(b) Dogs maintained as guard dogs or placed in
an enclosed area for the protection of per-
sons or property shall not be included under
this section, so long as they re•ain in this
enclosed area, and are completely confined in
a kennel, yard or other enclosed space when
not being used as a guard dog .
(c} All person owning or control ling an attack
or guard dog on premises within the llUJlicipality
shall notify the Police Depart•ent in writing
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of the na•e of the owners and persons in con-
trol of such premises and the s treet address
thereof. Such notification shall be furnished
within seventy -two (72) hour fro• the time
said doa is brought to said pre•ise •
Upon receipt of such notification. th Police
Depart•ent shall furnish such information to
the Fire D part nt .of th City.
The owner, or other person in control if not
the owner, of 11 pre•i upon which attack
and uard do are •aintained shall po t sians
on, over or next to all ext rior doors ttatina
that such dog are on h pre ises. At lea t
one (1) such s 11 e po d at ch
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(f) If attack or gu ard dogs on said premises
are owned r maintaine d thereon by any guard
or security se rvice, the signs aforesaid
shall al so contain the p ho ne number of such
service. No attack or gu ard dogs may be
aaintained in the mu nic ipality by such ser-
vice unl ess the tele ph one for which such
number is p o sted is a nned by responsib~e
personne l tw enty-foL r (24) hours daily .
(g) Said signs s hall co11 ain lettering clearly
visib le fr c m either the curbline,or a '
distance of fifty (SO) feet, whichever is
lesser .
11-11-17 BA R lNG DOG; H~RbJRING PROHIBITED
No per ~ n shall ke~p r harbor a dog which
by loud or fr quent or . ~b itual barking, yelping,
or howling shall cause a erious annoyance to the
neighborhood, or to people pa s sing to and fro• upon
the streets or sidewalks.
11-11-18 POISONING DOGS
It shall be unlawful for any person to poison
any dog or to di tribut poison in any aanner
whatsoever with intent or for the purpose of
poisoning any dog.
11-11-19 POLICE DOGS
ny person to
, tor•ent, beat,
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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.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex officio City Cle rk -Tre asurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on First Reading on the day of October, 1975.
Ex officio City Clerk -Trea ur r
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Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the20th day of October, 1975 .
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the2 Znd day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
~x officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. J .. s, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on First Reading on the day of October, 197S.
Ex offi cio City Clerk ·Trea ur r
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~V~,J
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE,
(ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED) BY REPEALING
SECTION Z2.4 -15 RELATING TO I-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. . .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 22.4-15, entitled I -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 the2 2nd day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
I, illia D. J
fot'e oin i
an Ordin nee,
n on th
by c r ify hat the •bov and
nd co aplete copy of a Bill for
and p s d on First Re d·
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RESOLUTION NO. 416 , SERIES OF 1975.
RESOLUTION DENYING THE APPLICATION OF MBF CORPORATION,
D/B/A AND UNDER THE TRADE NAME OF DEADWOOD DIGGINS, LTD.
FOR A 3.2\ FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LIQUOR LICENSE, FOR
CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES ONLY, PROPOSED LOCATION AT
3550 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
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WHEREAS, the MBF Corporation, a Colorado corporation,
doing business under the name and style of Deadwood Diggins,
Ltd. has heretofore made application pursuant to the provi-
sions of Article 46, Title XII, Colorado Revised Statutes
of 1973, as amended, for the issuance of a retail 3.2\
fermented malt beverage license for the sale and consump-
tion on the premises of the applicant, to be located at
3 SO So uth Broadway, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the public
hearing thereon has been properly given, and the public
hearing upon said application duly held on the 15th day
of September, 19 75 before the City Council of the City
of Englewood and the local licensing authority, and all
of the procedural requirements of the statutes having been
complied with; and
WHEREAS, ix councilmen were present and one council· member abs nt;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A FOLLOWS:
That, ba ed upon th
ion, d/ I D dwood Di
ion adduc d t the
th Ci y Cou ncil of
dop t follow1n
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MBF Corporation, is of good character and repu-
tation and has not been convicted of a felony
or a crime within any court in the United States
or within any court of record within any state
or territory of the United States.
3. That the petitions submitted by the applicant
which had been circulated in the market area,
concentrated in the entire City of Englewood,
as said area, numbered four hundred one signa-
tures; three hundred seventy signatures appear-
ing on said petitions were those of residents
of the City of Englewood at large; twenty -five
signatures on the petitions for the issuance
of said li ce nse were of individuals who re -
sided outside the corporate boundaries of the
city; that petitions circulated by those op-
posed to the issuance of said license con-
tained forty-five signatures, fort y-three
signe r s of said petition s r esi ding, owning
businesses in, or tenants, in approximately
a six-hundred-foot radius of the proposed l o-
cation of the applicant.
4. That sixteen witne sses test ified or made state-
ments relating to the reasonable requirement
of the neighborhood and the desires of the in-
habitants, the majority of which appeared to
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be opposed to the grant i ng of said licen e.
Si ilar outlets licen ed to dispense 3.2\ beer
for con umpt1on on th prea1ses are cu rr ently
11 ns d and op ratin within th En lewood
market ar a nd th neighborhood, a defined
by Ci t y Council, and a reed upon by the appl1 -
can aid outl t ar follow : 1 ) The L
r of Piz:a t 90 t Bell i w A
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT, based upon the
foregoing and the entire record, and the evidence contained
herein, the application of MBF Corporation, d/b/a Deadwood
Diggins, Ltd., for the issuance of a 3.2\ fermented malt
beverage license for consumption on the premises, proposed
to be located at 3550 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should be and is hereby denied.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, illiaa D. Jam
the City of Engl wood,
abo nd foregoing is
Re olution o.
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s, Ex Officio City Clerk-Trea urer of
Colorado, do h reby certify that the
a true, accurate and complete copy of
eri of 1975.
E Officio C1t Clerk -Tr a urer
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RESOLUTION NO.~U , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING THOSE WHO HAVE ENABLED THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD TO CREATE A PARAMEDICAL UNIT WITHIN THE FIRE DE-
PARTMENT OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Dr. Robert S. Brittain, Director of Inter-
Hospital Education Association of Swedish Hospital and
Porter Medical Center has developed a valuable community
medical training program for paramedics, which the Engle-
wood City Fire Department has adopted and implemented
within the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, the paramedic program has as its purpose the
saving of lives and the reduction of injury and suffering
within the city by training personnel of the Fire Depart-
ment in the use of sophisticated medical lifesaving equip-
ment so as to give the citizens of this city the most re-
sponsive emergency medical care possible; and
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WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has had the following
personnel qualify as paramedics with over 400 hours of in-
tensive training, practice and testing as paramedic s, those
personnel being: Wallace K. Gough, Jame R. Haugsness,
Louis D. McKay, Richard S. Cochran, Gerald D. Wells, Da id R.
Lucius, Ronnie M. cLain, Billy L. Crouch, Rodger D. Morrow,
nd pres ntly enrolled is Stephen L. Trunck; and
WH EREAS, thi progra ha
o th citizen of th Ci y of
been of significant benefit
nglewood;
TH
IT RESOL ED B THE ClTY COU.'CIL OF
COLO RA , A FOLLO S:
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST :
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, Ex Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
of the City of Ehglewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. Q/, SERIES OF 1975.
RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH W. ESCH, ESQ., ASSOCIATE
MUNICIPAL JUDGE FOR THE CITY OF E GLE WOOD .
WHEREAS, pursuan to Part II, Section 68 of the
Englewood Home Rule Charter, City Council may appoint
one or more Associa ed Judges, who shall sit at suc h
times and upon such cause as shall be determined by
the presiding Municipal Judge; and
WHEREAS, previously h reto, other Associate Munic -
ipal Judges have becom unavailable as a result of the
press of legal busine s, the City Council finds that it
is necessary to appoint an Associate Judge of the Munic-
ipal Court.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE OLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E. GLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Tha Joseph W. Esch shall be and hereby
is appointed as Asso iate Municipal Judge in and for the
City of Engle~ood, Colorado. aid A sociate Judge t o
s rve at the plea ure of Council or un il he hall resign
or otherwis be un ble to serve.
Section 2. That the al r of aid A
shall be as heretofore e tabli hed by Cit
ocia e Judge
Council.
ADOPTED A. D APPRO D thi . 20 h day of October, 1975.
ayor
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INlaOMCI •••OUJeUM
KARL NOLLENBERGER, DATla October 10, 1975 Assi s tant City Manager
BERNARD V. BERARDI I, City Attorney
PURCHASE LOTS 33, 34, BLOCK 4, GREEN'S SUBDIVISION
(SOUTH DRAI AGE BASI ) (W ILLIAMS, JOYCE & ARTHA)
This relates to your memo of October 3 on Special Assessment
Taxes a taching to the above property.
The purpose of the acquisition was for the Southwest Green
Belt Drainage Sys em , and wo appraisals were made of the
proper y : one by Mr. Lafoon fo r $19,500 and one by Mr. Earl
Baughar for $20,000. ego ia tion s with the Williams•s having
failed he City insti uted condemnation sui t, Civil Action No.
314 4. In the interim period, fr. Williams' appraiser found
the value of the propert y to be $22,000. During the progress
of the suit, se t lemen wi h Mr. Williams was reached and an
agree ent was en ered in o o purchas e the property in ques -
t ion fo r $21,500 (A gre men t ached).
asse
In prep nn
w ordered
not.
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1'1lk co . TRANSAMERICA TITLE Order No . 3 , 005 , 211 0 ~~-1_/2_3_/_74 __
Owner . WILLIA~iS, AR'l'HA F. & JOYCf1.ender ----------------
Buyl'r CITY 0;.' ENGLF.WOOD
Schedule No . 15-2077-10-2-20-017
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C.Crtificatc of Taxes Due and Uaredccmecl
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23•8 llOUTH BllOADWA'I'
DENVER. COLORADO, 110210
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tlr • Dould C, llanneman
Attorney-at-Lav
COntinentel National Bank Building
IQalewood, Colorado 80110
October JO, 1973
ln re1pon1e to your request, l have completed an appraisal of
4565 South Cherokee Street, Englewood, Colorado. l have
in111ected the property, determined construction and condition
and eaaained the site and location, I have g athered sales data
of similar units in the i11111Bdiate area for comparison.
Al a result of qy inveatisation I aq of the opinion that the
Current Harket Value of the property is1
tyEITT·!l:IO TllOJIS:\ND OOLI.MS • • U22,00u • .QQ1
I certify that I have no interest in th property appraised,
present or conte111plated.
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<RESI DENTIAll
January .~.;z ,. 74
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RE CEIVED FROM CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, a Municipal corporation I
P\itthuer ~K the •um of s 5 00. 00 , In th• form of check 1
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to be held by Selle rs :aJ«U~Ug•liNl.,...JC I
u eamest mone1 1111d pan pa)'l!lent for the followinir ducribed real estate 1ltuate in th ·
County of Arapahoe Colorado, to wit : I
Lo ts 33 and 34, Block 4,
GREEN'S SUB DIVISION
with all lmpro'ftlllenta thereon and all flztures of a permanent nature cunatly on the preml-ncept aa hlnlDafltt
pl'OYlcled , In their D~t..pindltlon,..ordinarx war 111d tear u~p~. known aa No ________ _
_ 4~0~ ~outh Lherokee ~t r eet
w hlo:h prol>!!l'tf .JIUrch-r qr.a to bu1 upon the followtns terms and condition•, f or the pJ!rcllue. ~Oot
I 21 1 5 00.00 pafableufollowa : S 5 00 .00 hereby receipted for, S :.!l,000.0(
on date of clos ing. Free o f a l l l iens and encumbrances.
(See Paragraph #4 )
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'· ,__,on or~_. .. ahalt be delmN4 ID P11rcllwr °"-seven ( 7) days after delivery
of tbe ~neral Warranty Deed
tubJect to the tollowlq i-or teaanciea :
None
It YI• 11Uer fail1 1111 delhw ~~09 ~ the datie bereln 111>11Cifled, the eeller ahall be subject to Htctlon and ahall be
liable for a dailJ nntal of • • 1 I ay until poueuion 11 delivered .
8.. ln the l!ftllt the preml_. 1halt be dameced by fire or other cuaalty prior to time of cloainr, In an emount of
not more than t.eD per cent of the tot.al purchase prim, the seller 1hall be obligated to repair the -before the
data herein proYlded for 0 dellftr7 of deed. In the .... t nch damace cannot be repaired within laid time or If ncb
damare ahatl uceed ach nm. thtl contract ma1 be cancelled at option of purchuer. Should the patthaaer elect to
Clft7 oat thi1 qrMment deeptte euch damace. 1uch parchucr 1hall be entitled to all the credit for the lneuruce
proceeda result.Inc from lllch damqe, not uceedinr. bowenr, the total parchaee price.••-•••--•
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I. Time la ol the -ce henof, and If llllJ ,.,_,or UlJ other condition hueof la not .....Se, tendend, or .,.,.
formed bJ purcballr u berela pl"llTide4, ti-thla contract alWI be null and ~Id and c.f no effect. ud both ~
heNto N1eaald from all ohllptlom berftnder, ... an ,.,....i. .... be.-lhall be retained Oii b.balf of the ......
ullqvldated......._
: )!'· In tlce ~the Siiler f.U. w approft Ulla iaati vt In wrltiftr on or Won January 18,
itl_ or If Uta. tr Mt -.rchatable _. wribln aoelce of defeda ta rt....., ID the ..O.r or ..-t ......... the &me
tm..tn pro'flded for deU..., of -.cs and aball not be rendered merchantable within ao da71 after 88tb wribln .......
dim Wa -tnd, a& .-.....;.. option, alWI be .eld ud of no ett.n Md -ii PlrtT bento .WI be nleuef fna
ell oMlpllaea ....... ud Illa pe,_te 1lllMle he....._ aball be ..... med forthwith 1111 P'ln:M.r apon nt.n ot
&lieallatnd, If .. ,. 1111 ..U.; proricl94, ........... that In u.a ot conectinr Rdl defectl, eel)ervay, wtthia arid ao ..,.,
oMaln a eomal....,.t for Owner'a Tttle ln1urance PollcJ tn the -nt of the P'ltth-pTb •bowtnr tha title ID lie
t... from Reh defeda and aaller ahall paJ fllll premt.m for nch TIU. lnlU&llCl9 Poltq.
u . .Addttlonal PNtlahu: City shall bear cost of Title Policy, all
recording and Tt'UStee's fees, Certificate of Taxes Due, and pre-
payment penalty provided by Deed of Trust and Note due to First
Federal Savings and Loan Association, if any.
11. Upon approftl hereof II)' &lie eeller, tbla .-t aUll *-a contrad ~ ..u.r ... Pllttllwr
11114 alcall Inure 1111 die belietlt of I.be betre, •-ud uelpa of laid pardea.
CITY OF ENGU:WOD,
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City Manager
William 0. James, Director of Finance
Conv ersion to Two-Way Traffic on Bannock and Sherman Streets
As the resul t of converting Bannock and Shennan Streets to two-way
traffic, additional estimated costs to the Ci ty are $3,000.00
There are funds available in the PIF Fund under traffic improvements
for the fourth quarter of 1975.
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A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING MONIES IN THE PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENT FUNO, RIVER REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has received from the
"C onservation Trust Fund" a check in the amount of $11,427 .51 for
the purchase of green space land;
WHEREAS, these monies are for the purchase of land for
the River Redevelopment Project.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved as follows:
Section 1. The following reve nues and appropriations
are hereby authorized in the Public Improvement Fund:
Revenues
Pub 1 i c Improvement Fund
Appropriations
River Redevelopmen Project
$ 11,427.51
11,427.51
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Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance are
hereby directed to ma e the above c anges to the lq75 Budget of the
City of Englewood.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this----day of-------· 1975.
Mayor
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IUIUICT1 PAVING DISTRICT NO. 23
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DATI: October 15, 1975
Attached are a list and map showing the proposed streets
for inclu sion in Paving District No. 23 for the construc-
tion season beginning in June of 1976. This list includes
some streets which had been proposed befo r e and which were
excluded from previous districts. If we are to complete
all of the ne eded s r ets within a two to three-year period,
we need to serious ly consider any and all streets possible.
We would appreciate Cn uncil going through the list for any
recommended d letions or additions prior to this departaent
doing the necessary engi neering work on those streets.
We do have $160,000 proposed in the Public Improvement Fund
for th City 's shar of h paving, and just at first glance,
I would s y ha this will be more than enough.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 23~1976
For Construction
3600 s. Acoma
3700 s. Aco11a
3800 s. Acoma
3900 s. Acoma
4000 s. Acoma
4500 s. Acoma
1800-1900 W. Caspian Pl.
000-100 E. Centennial
4600 s. Cherokee
3200 s. Delaware
3800 s. Delaware
2700 S . Elati
3400 s. Emerson
4000 s . Galapago
3500 s. Grant
000-100 w. Xenyon
100 E. Layton
400 E. Layton
4100-42 0 0 s. Navajo
600 w. oxford
700 w. Oxford
800 w. Oxford
200 w. Princeton
100 E. Princeton
200 E. Princeton
300 E . rinceto n
3100-3200 s. Sh osh o ne
000 E . Un o n
1 00 E. Uni o n
20 0 E. Un i on
300 Uni o
4 00 IL Uni on
l 00-1 700 w. •l y
1 800-1 900 W. ealey
2 00-2 300 sley
3 00 I. Lincoln
J700 I. Linc:ol
800 I. 1.1 col
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For 2" Overla;r
500-700 E. Amherst
2100 E. Dartmouth
2200 E. Dartmouth
2300 E. Dartmouth
3000 s. Dartmouth
4100 s. Ela ti
4500 s. Pearl
5000 s. Washington
600 E. Washington
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Andy McCown, City Manager
October 16, 1975
Six-Quarter Budget
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am enclosing the proposed six-quarter budget for the period, October, 1975
to March, 1977. The changes In this budget from the previous budget are
as fol lows:
A rescue unit has been budgeted for 1976. The current unit is showing
signs of use and is experiencing much down time. The current one wil I be
retained as a back-up vehicle. A greater In-depth justification is found
In pag 5 of the Capital Improvement Program, Fire Section. This Item was
given top priority by the Planning and Zoning Comnisslon. Its cost ls
estimated at $21,000.
2 . The local share of the Dartmouth Street widening is estimated at $123,200.
At the present time, $105,000 is Included in the 1976 Budget. This necessitates
an addition of $19,000 to thi s account. A more detal led analysis Is Included
In the attached memorandum from the Director of Public Work s.
3. In order to make room for the $40,000 In expenditures as outlined above,
the Sidewalk District has been reduced from $20,000 to $15,000 and the
Paving District has been reduced from $160,000 to $12 5 ,000 . These costs
are very much an estimate at this time and we feel safe with the lower
f igures.
4. The 1977-lst quarter has a lump sum of $500,000 I ist d s unallocated.
This ls don fort reasons. The first Is that as of now, the continuation
of sales tax Into 1977 ls uncertain. S condly, direction from Council on
the five year CIP ls Imperative prior to budgeting for 1977. I feel th t
n Ind pth s s Ion on this CIP with th Bud et Comnlttee uld be quite
dvant g us.
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!Cell e Waggoner, Director of Public Works
DJ\RTMOUTll AVENUE
As you know, the City has requested Federal funding under
the "Urban Systems Program" for several areas of improve-
ment along uartmouth Avenue. These areas and related costs
a re:
Dartmouth Ave. Estimated Federal Local
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From -TO Total Cost Share PU> Zhare {2 6')
l. Santa Fe -Railroads $213,800 $158,200 $ 55,6001
2. Zuni -Santa Fe 260,000 192 t 400 67,600
3. Delaware -Logan 210,800 156,000 54,800
Total -----------------------------------------$178,000
If l understand DRCOG'• acheduling correctly, then No. 1 ie
oblig ted for fiscal year 1976 construction ; No. 2 is liate4
as a b ck-up project for 1976 and a definite for fiscal year
1977 construction; and NO. 3 is a definite for fiacal year
1977 construction.
The St te Highway DepLlrtrNlnt dmini tors th contract, etc.,
for the construction and th n • d a men hly bill to t;he
en itie• involv d: th r fore, should, if wan to mak
eure project• 90 as aoon •• th d eign• are c pl ted,
budget monie• for our ahare prior o July,1976 on tho
tint two proj cts, and prior o July, 1977 on th 1 ird
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The Public lmprov nt Fund budge ahova $10~,000 for Dar uth
Int ra ction (proj ct o. l) bu thl• ill •l.rao•t co r
th f ir• two rojec •· fully cov o i
uld d n ati ed i ional Sll,200.
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Cot>• llO<I "'''' itr..cted !1!.!..! BuJjet R8f'larks
11/1~ l 680,000
l</A 1,05),000
NIA 105,0:>0 Approwed by OAC·
N/A 50 ,O:>O Waiting t o,. De,,vcr par11<..i pd:ic.n.
NII< 9~,000 8roa:h1ay Crr, 1ereo.
6175 15Q,000
t.IA 1' I ,000 Lano negot l at k n un•::e rwa y. I I H 62,500 Land P'-rc.1'ase1. r 0 • 115 120,000 Assfl5Sl"B"t5 being Cdlc.ulated.
~'" 1001 10/H },0)(1 Pavin-1 donu b., PuDI ic i,.orks.
1117} 921 5/16 I \6,000 Ccnsh'uctlOf' belnQ dond intdrn JI ly .
o/74 m 12/1) 121,L"\
!175 99l 12/15 112 ,250
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NIA NIA NIA 5<1,()(l() ~ 9114 5Jl 1/16 '2 ,l)}j
N/A lj/A NIA 1, 186.811 Lano Acquist i r.n.
NI A H/A 12/75 )0,000
)114 100S 10/75 119,1n
11/14 1001 7/75 18,500
"4/ft.. N/A N/A 24 1 ,000 ~ePd t o start o n appra1-:...,1s.
NI A ~;/A 4/16 a ~.1)1111 Arch I tect n 1 r ei1.
1 ln.: 3/75 ;,/1' N/A N/A NI A 40,000 Ne~ot l at lons In proce ... s.
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Stu rm Ora1 mt3e
I.Je nera I ,1 29,70
Project !. t o l: TO 0
:'l OU th 11 (9,922 >
Couth Cen1' ra 1 <11,986 )
F"ederctl E:Hlfd. 28,•79
"iorth Cen t ral I I 1,0C .ooo 1 , ')Q},000
(tar l'flll"lu1h ln ~erir;. 1'• ,t)()O 124 ,
Z1o.1n 1 S treet 51),000 50,00
T raiff lc I r , r•s 12 , 12 ,Sot
t ng 1 .. eno di~
S1 de-.at..-0 >t-rict 11f. 1~.000 15,000
Paving D1~tnc t 12l 1oe ,o•: 108,042 ..
Pav ln Ol ~tt I 1 I } 175 ,000 12 5 ,000
Parl-.s
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We• 1',612 14,612
~.o~ 5,050
,reent>Plt , 111 8,177
7 ,4 77 7,•77
lnterct· n 2,661 22,661
f l tt'll'I w ~toow Rev••r 0 50 ,00V 50,000
~I ey Apperaty 12,0 12 ,000
Ri ver 1.• .. 4, 152 1,.CSt. 1~2
11how • I , IO• lJ, 704
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Ct ,., !iel I rlnti.l1ng '11 471
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RESOLUTION NO. ~"6 , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro-
vides:
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"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on its
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for-
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of
Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide special water counsel.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
ection 1.
Tha Ja es D. Geissinaer, attorney at law, is hereby
appointed p cial water couns 1, pursuant to Section 67 of
the En lewood City Chart r, to work with and receive direc -
tion from the City At orney for th City of Englewood and
th D partm nt of U ili i s for the City of En&le wood.
S c t ion 2.
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Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Willia11 D. James, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro-vides :
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"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on it s
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for-
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide special water counsel.
NOW, THEREFO RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , AS FOLLOWS:
Se tion 1.
That Jaaes D. Gei singer, attorney at law, is hereby
appointed pecial water coun el, pur uant to ection 67 of
the Englewood City Charter, to work with and r ceive direc -
tion from the City Attorney for the City of nglewood and
the Depart•ent of Utiliti for th City of En lewood.
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Mayor
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Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Willia• D. Jaaes, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and co•plete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Qff1cio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro-
vides:
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"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on its
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for -
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of
Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide special water counsel.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
S c tion 1.
That James D. G is inger, attorney at 1 w, is hereby
appointed pecial water counsel, pur uant to Section 67 of
th Englewood City Charter, to work with and receive direc -
ion from the City Attorney for he City of Englewood and
the 0 p rtment of Utili ie for the City of En lewood.
S c ion 2.
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Willi .. D. Jaaes, Ex Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the a ov and foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete
c opy of Re olution No . , Series of 1975 .
6x Officio City Cl rk -Trea urer
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro -
vides:
; and
"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on its
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for-
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of
Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide special water counsel.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Sec tion 1.
That James D. Gei inger, attorney at law, i hereby
appointed special water counsel, pur uant to Section 67 of
the Englewood City Charter, to work with and receive direc -
tion fro the City Attorney for the City of En lewood and
the Department of Utiliti s for the City of En 1 ood.
c tion 2.
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Williaa D. James, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF I975.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro-
vides:
; and
"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on its
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for-
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of
Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide special water counsel.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
S c t i on 1.
That Jaaes D. Gel singer, attorney at law, is hereby
appoint d special water counsel, pur uant to Section 67 of
th n lewood City Charter, to work with and receive direc -
t ion ro• th Ci ty Attorn y for the City of En lewood and
the D p rt nt o f Ut i l tie for th Ci y of Englewood.
Sec t io n 2 .
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Willia• D. James, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JAMES D. GEISSINGER SPECIAL WATER
COUNSEL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter pro-
vides:
; and
"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL. The Council may, on its
own motion or upon the request of the City
Attorney, in special cases, employ special
counsel to serve under the direction of the
City Attorney .... "
WHEREAS, Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney has for-
mally requested this Council to consider the appointment of
James D. Geissinger as special water counsel to the City of
Englewood; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Geissinger having had extensive training
and experience in the field of water law, it is the desire
of the Council to grant the request of the City Attorney and
to provide specia l water counsel.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
That James D. Geissinger, attorney at law, is hereby
appoint d special water counsel, pursuant to Section 67 of
th Englewood City Charter, to work with and receive direc -
tion from the City Attorney for the City of Englewood and
th D partm nt of Utiliti for the Cit of Englewood.
S ction 2.
pecial
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 20th day of October, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, Ex Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
c opy of Resolution No. , Series of 19 7 5 .
Ex Off1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Andy McCown, City Manager
FROM: Rich Lorig, Personnel Director
DATE: October 15, 1975
SUBJECT: CF.TA Title II
Under the Comprehensive Employee Training Act Title II,
Arapahoe County as prime sponsor has received monies to
be spent on employment of senior citizens. The Coun ty
has contacted the City of Englewood for possible parti-
cipation. The program involves hiring senior citizens,
age 60 and up, into part-time positions at the rate of
$2,50 which is reimbursable from the County on a monthly
basis, Th .re are no restrictions on what area of work
the e individuals can be placed into .
Mr • Dean Schupp is handling the program for the County
and sh and I have met to di cu our part icipation. She
a. informed that po sibiliti fo r part-time employment
exist d in the Library, Financ , and Public Works (Senior
Surrey Driv r) partm nt . Mrs. Schupp would provide
the candidate for us to int rvi w and choo from. The
a thod of pa nt ould e to plac the e individuals
on our payroll as part-tim mploy es and then bill th
County one a month for reimburse nt •
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