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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLE OOD CITY COUNCIL
' JULY 7 , 1975
7 :30 P.M . Call to order, invocation by Reverend David
Hunter, Ham den Hills Bapt i st Church , 3095
South University Blvd ., pledge of allegiance
l~d by Camp Fire Girls, Lo well Elementary
cho ol, and roll call.
1. Minutes .
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(a) Minu es o the regular meeting of Apri l t-,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
2. Visi ors.
(a) William Ha il on, Chief of the Fire Depart-
men and Jack Clasby, Retired Chief of
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olice , will be present to present a pla ue
in recognition of their contributions to
the Hazards aterials Conference.
(Re o l u ion enclosed.)
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3. Communications -No Action Recommended. (Continued).
(d) Report from the firm of Sellards
concerning the street conditions
the storm drainage construction.
enclosed.)
and Grigg
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(e) Report from the Director of Finance con-
cerning sales tax collection from the first
six months of the year. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Report from the Director of Finance con-
cerning police calls at liquor license
establishments . (Copies enclosed .)
(g) Report from the Assistant City Manager and
Director of Utilities to the City Manager
concerning sewer fund financial status.
(Copies enclosed .)
(h) Status reports on the river redevelopment
project. (Copies enclosed.)
(i) Report from the Director of Public Works
relative to the intersection of Bannock
and Kenyon Streets . (Copies enclosed.)
4 . Communications -Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of June 17 with a recommenda ion concernin
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p rmission o use the city ditch right-of-
way y Boy Seo Troo 1263 for wildernes
trail for the Centenn ial-Bi-Centennial
c le ra ion. (Copies enclosed.)
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Zoning Ord1n nc
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Communications -Action Recommended (Conti ued).
(d) Change of o wn ershl for Hungates Restaurant,
2796 ou h Broadway. (Counci ac ion fo m
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RESOLUTION NO . ~' SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING AND COMMENDING MEMBERS OF THE
ENGLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT AND POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR THEIR
PARTICIPATION IN THE COLORADO COMMISSION OF HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS SEMINAR.
Whereas, due to the increases in the transporting
of hazardous materials by various means; rail and highway,
and as a result of an increase in accidents of this nature ,
there has become an apparent need for new techniques and
methods of fire fighting and approaching various accidents
where different types of materials are involved; and
Whereas, as a result of the organization and of -
fering of said classes, several members of Englewood 's Fire
and Police Depar men s have at ended he classes and brought
critically needed information to the respective epartments ;
and
Whereas, the Englewood Fire Depar m n
Department helped to organize a series of cla
the knowledge of emergency forces of he S a
about handling various ty e of com ·s 1tl
erent chemical composi ions, iden tfyin pro
come from them and to set up communica ion y
Police
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NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL E
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN PORTION OF THE ALLEY IN
BLOCK 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS, ENGLEWOOD,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there presently exists an alley in
Block 4, Higgins South Broadway Heights, Englewood,
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, that portion of the alley requested to
be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and
has no co .. on boundary with any other political sub-
division; and
WHEREAS, there is no public reason for retaining
the alley.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the following described portion of an alley
located within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado, be and the saae is hereby vacated:
That portion of th alley adjacent to
Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and the West
17' of Lot 25, Block 4, Higgins South
Broadway H i ht , City of Englewood,
County of Arapaho , Color do.
Introduc d, r ad in full and pas ed on fir
read na on th 16th day o June, 1975.
Publi d ..
19th day of June, 1975.
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
7th day of July, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1975, on the 10th day of July, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, ac c urate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance o. , Serie of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
7th day of July, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1975, on the 10th day of July, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a rue, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance. passed on fi na l reading and published by
title as Ordinance o. , S ries of 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN PORTION OF THE ALLEY IN
BLOCK 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS, ENGLEWOOD,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there presently exists an alley in
Block 4, Higgins South Broadway Heights, Englewood,
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, that portion of the alley requested to
be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and
has no coaaon boundary with any other political sub-
division; and
WH EREAS, there is no publ ic reason for retaining
the alley .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLE WOOD, COLO RA DO, as follows:
Section 1 .
That the following de cribed portion of an alley
located within th City of Englewood , Arapahoe Cou nty,
Colorado , b and the •• is hereby vacated :
Tha t p or ion of th alley adjacent to
Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and the e t
1 • of Lot 25, Block 4, Higgins South
Broad ay Hei h s, City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado.
Introduc d, r d in full nd pas ed on first
readina on h 16th day o Jun , 1975.
Puhl h d a a B 11 or n Ord nanc on th
19th day of Jun , 1975.
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
7th day of July, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1975, on the 10th day of July, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, ac c urate and co•plete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance No. , Se ries o f 1975.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN PORTION OF THE ALLEY IN
BLOCK 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS, ENGLEWOOD,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, there presently exists an alley in
Block 4, Higgins South Broadway Heights, Englewood,
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, that portion of the alley requested to
be vacated lies entirely within the City of Englewood and
has no common boundary with any other political sub-
division; and
WHEREAS, there is no public reason for retaining
the alley.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the following described portion of an alley
located within the City of Englewood, Arapaho County,
Colorado, be and the same is hereby vacated:
That portion of th alley adjacent to
Lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and th We t
17' of Lot 25, Bloc 4, Hi gins South
Broadway Height , City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado.
Introduc d, r d in full nd pa s d on fir
re d n on th 16 h day of June, 1975.
Publi h d s a ill or n Ordin nc on h
1 th day of Jun , 1975.
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
7th day of July, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1975, on the 10th day of July, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
~~~· Series
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JULY 7 , 1975
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RE ULAR MEETING :
The City Council of th City of Englewood , Ara ahoe
Co nty, Colorado , met in regular session on J ly 7 , 1975, at
7 :30 P .
Mayor Taylor , presiding, cal e the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Councilman Howard Brown .
The pledge of allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll , the following were present :
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown , Clayton ,
Taylor .
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager Mccown
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger
City Attorney Berardini
Director of Finance James
Director of Community D velopment
S inger
Dep ty City Clerk Johannisson
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COU Cl A M I MOVED AID COUNCILMAN SOVE BR SECO OED
A MO'rIO TO A PROVE THE MIHUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING OF JU t. 16 ,
1975 . U on the call of he roll, the vote result d a follows:
Counc1 Member Jone , Sovern , Mann, Brown,
A nt : Counc 11 M r li a in •
Th M yor cl r the motion c rri
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Mayor Taylor asked Councilman Sovern to present
placques to former Chief of Police Clasby and Fire Ch i ef
Hamilton .
Also recognized was Capt . McFarland of the Fire
Department .
Former Chief Clasby , Chief Hamilton , and Capt .
McFarland were recognized for the work that they did
organizing and working with hazardous material conference .
RESOLUTION NO . 35 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION CONGR ATULATING "ND COMMENDING MEMBERS OF THE
ENGLE WOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT AND POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR S HEIR
PARTICIPATION IN THE COLORADO COMMISSION OF HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS SEMINAR .
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book .)
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTIO NO . 35 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon the
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Council.man Sovern s t:n their
faciliti s for the con in in or the m eri
pro ram .
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Councilman Mann answered his question relating to
water by stating that the announcement from the Assistant
Utilities Director was in the form of a request , asking that
Englewood citizens curtail the use of their water . It was
by no means a mandate from the Council .
City MaaaggerMcCown answered Mr . Merlin 's questions
relating to the agenda items .
Item 3E , sales tax revenues for 1975 are down .6%
over those collected in 1974 . Consequently , the City has
revised the sales tax collection budget for the balance of
1975 . At this point , the City is estimating that sales tax
revenues will be down approximately 3 .4% over 1974 .
Item 3H , the river redevelopment planned acquisition
program . City Manager Mccown stated that as yet , no agreements
on land purchase have been made , and no proceedings of eminent
domain have been initiated .
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Mr . Harold Rust , District Manager for Public Service
Company , was present and he gave the quarterly franchise check
to the City for $59 ,000 .
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A recommendation was pree ented from the Englewood
Water and Sewer Board permitting Boy Scout Troop No . 263 from
Englewood to use the City Ditch right -of-way between Belleview
and Mansfield to establish a Centennial-Bi-Centennial hiking
trail .
In the study session prior to the City Council meeting ,
it wa s decided that this item to see if there were other Boy
Scout Troops that would like to part i c i pate in this program .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO TABLE UNTIL JULY 21 A RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING
PERMISSION TO USE THE CIT Y DITCH RIGHT -OF -WAY BY BOY SCOUT TROOP
263 FOR WILDERNESS TRAIL FOR THE CENTENNIAL-BI -CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
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Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
clared the motion carried .
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sente r lating to h chan es in the criteria
R-2 and R-3 istricts .
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City Manager Mccown explained the situation in
depth and outlined t he s t rip zoning proposals that had been
made , and reassured the persons who were in attendance that
strip zoning wa s not part of the proposal .
In answer to Mrs . Oldenberg 's question, City ager
Mccown said that Planning and Zoning Commission meetings were
open to the public and that they met twice a month .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN .
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS 22 .4-5 AND 22 .4-6
ENTITLED "R-2-A AND R-2-B RESIDENTS DISTRICT ", OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO . 26 ,
SERIES 1963 , AS AMENDED) WHEREIN I AID SECTIONS RELATE TO PERMITTE
USES, MINIMUM LOT AREA , MINIMUM FLOOR AREA , MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF
LOT COVERAGE , MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOTS , MINIMUM YARD RE UIREME TS,
HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS , ACCESSORY BUILDINGS , SIGNS RND CONDITIOfAL
USES .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MA SECONDE A
MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SECTIONS
22 .4-5 AND 22 .4-6 OF THE COMPREHE SIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, AID TO
SET A PUBLIC HEARING 0 AUGUST 4 , 1975 .
Myrtle Jones, 5020 So . Washington, was recognized . She
asked if the changes will affect her father 's apartments in the
areas .
Councilman Clayton et ted that these proposals will
only affec new construe ion and do no affec exis ing buildings .
Upon the call of roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Mem re Jon s , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , T ylor .
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RELATE TO PERMITTED USES , MINIMUM AREA OF LOT , PERMITTED
DENSITY BONUS SYSTE M, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA , LOT COVERAGE , OPEN
SPACE , LANDSCAPING , UTILITIES , MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOT ,
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS , MINIMUM YARD AREAS , PERMITTED
ACCESSORY USES AND ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDELINES .
COUNC ILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR Al ORDI ANGE RELATING TO SECTIONS
22 .4-7 A D 22 .4-8 OF THE COMPREHEN IVE ZONING ORDINANCE , AND
~ETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR AUGUST 4 , 1975 .
Director of Community Development Supinger outlined
the reposed changes and showed the affec ed area on a map ,
and reiterated that th i s i s only upgrading of standards affecting
new construction . I t wou l d not affect units that were already
in exis tence .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN .
A A BILL FOR
AN ORDINA CE AMENDI G SECTIO
THE COMPREHENSIVE ZO I G ORDI
1963 , A AME OED) BY REVISI G
CONTAINED I SAID SECTIO AND
22 .8 ENTITLED "D FI ITIO S", OF
A CE (ORDINANCE O. 2 , SERIES OF
AD AME DIG CERTAI DEFI ITIO?S
ADDING EW DEFINITIONS THERETO .
COU CILMA BRO . MOVED A D COU CILMAN JONES SECO OED A
OTIO TO APPROVE A BILL FOR A ORDI ANCE AMEtDI G ECTIO 22 .8
OF THE CO PREHE SIVE ZO ING ORDI ANCE, AND SETTING A PUBLIC
HEARI FOR AUGU~T 4 , l 75 .
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Councilman Clayton asked whether the lack of this
definition in the ordinance would hold up tha passage of the
ordinance . City Attorney Berardini said that passage of the
ordinance should proceed and the public hearing be held on
August 4th and a change could be made after this time .
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann , Brown,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nay : None
A en Council Member Blessing .
The May o r ec ar d he motion carried .
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Ci Manager Mccown presented the recommendation of
the Plannin and Zoning Commission relating to ropose changes
on movemPnt an · demolition of structures .
Director of Community Developm nt S pinger s ated that
the current ordinance do s not meet the nee s of th community
in controlling the movement and demolition of structures . H
said that all metro area com anies who might be affected by
this ordinance have been notified of the proposed changes .
Councilman Clayton questioned the provisions relating
to liability insurance coverag , statin that the amoun s
indica ed in he proposed ordinanc were , in his opinion , a
lit le irregular in their combination . Mr . Supinger s aa ddt bhat
th insurance amounts that were incorporated into th roposal
w r hos sug ested by a major metropolitan area insuranc
carrier for his ty e of covera e .
Co ncilman Clay on aske that these limi
checked .
I TR OD UCED S A ILL BY COU CILMAN MA N.
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
ARTICLE I AND II , TITLE III , OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE ,
AND TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR AUGUST 4, 1975 .
Councilman Sovern questioned the language contained
in the ordinance relating to the bonding of the movers , which
gives the chief building official the authority to i nn rease the
amount of bond , if he deems it necessary .
City Attorney Berardini stated that while this language
is not illegal , it would probably be better to state specific
standards under which should be increased.
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Councilman J anes stated that this language was used
to cover only those unusual types of building moves .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MA N ECONDED A
MOTIO TO REFER PARAGRAPH 3-8-7 OF THE BILL FOR AN ORDI A CE
REPEALING ARTICLE I AND II (CHAPTER 8) TITLE III , OF THE ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED "MOVING " AND "WRIB£~G" TO THE PLA ' ING
AND ZONI 0 ISSIO FOR CLARIFICATION . Upon th cal of the
roll, t vote resulted a follows :
A Co ncil ember Jon • Sovern , Mann , Br wn ,
Clay on, T y or .
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Ayes : Co uncil Me mb ers Jones , So ve r n , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
ays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO CHANGE THE AGENDA TO CONSIDER THE SANTA FE -UNION
ANNEXATION . Upon the call of the ro l l , t he vo e resulted as
fo ll ows :
Ayes : Council Membe r s Jon es , Sove r n , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Bless i ng .
The Mayor eclared the motion carried .
City Attorney Berardini stated that t be e trial court
had urned down the Santa Fe-Union Anne xation in a decision
rendered on June 17 , 1975 . He recommended that the City Council
appeal the court 's decision .
Co ncilman Sovern stated that in the s udy session
recedd 4 gt be eCouncil meeting, it was decided to have a re or
rendere on the subject to the Council for h ir consi eration
in a eci l s udy session .
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Upon the call of the roll , the vote resu l ted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Bless i ng .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES .
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4 , TITLE XIII OF THE 1969
E.M.C. ENTITLED "SALES AND USE TAX ", BY ADDING A NEW SECTION
THERETO EXTENDING THE SALES AND USE TAX LEVIED BY SAID CHAPTER
THROUGH DECEMBER 31 , 1981 , AND DIRECTING THEREAFTER THAT SAID
TAX BE DECREASED AS SHOWN HEREIN AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES
AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MO'l'I O TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SALES
AND USE TAX .
Councilm n Mann sta ed that he wa s n er the impression
that this ite was going to be tabled until a ditional information
coul received relating to capital improvem n lans .
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session relating to the Santa Fe -Union annexation was an open
session and if the parties affected could attend and make
comments . Mayor Taylor stated that the meeting was open and
that they were welcome to attend the session .
Councilman Mann asked City Attorney Berardini
whether i was in the best interests of the City Council to
have this meeting open to the public . City Attorney Berardini
said that in his opinion it should be an executive session and
no open .
Councilman Mann tated that this session was for the
Council to ecide whether they should appeal the ecision made
by the court and he reminded Mr . Rabinowitz that thi has already
been throu h the courts and that there is really no need to have
ublic o inion enter into it at this time .
Ci y At orney Berardini said that the City Council may
wish to open the session to listen to a spokesman for the group
and then clo e the session for their own discussion and final
decision a o whether they want to pursue an appeal .
Mr . Rabinowitz stated that in his opinion this session
should be o en for p blic o inion and that all persons affected
shoul able to attend .
Councilman Mann reiterat d his revious statement that
this se ion w s for the City to make its eel ion a to the
future ction of the City relating to the annexations .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS AND APPEALS , DEALING WITH THE CAREER ERVICE BOARD .
City Attorney Berardini stated that this proposal
would permit the Ca r ee r Service Board to have 20 days within
which to make a decis i on on disciplinary actions and appeals ins ead of five days .
U on the call of the roll , the vote res u ted as follows :
Aye : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carrie
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City Attorney Berar in• re orted on questions relating
to rights -of-way around u 111ty lines . He x lained ea ements
and rights -of-way and how they affect our relation wi h o tlb er
communities , in relation to our utility lines and their utility
line • uestion specifically rose in relation to En lewood
cro in Denver Water Boar easem s . It wa deci d to• e
com 1 xitie ~ a h ie ss db~ c 1n a s ion o h r ·h n for. Council m etin •
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Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Bro wn,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carrie •
x x x x x
In answer to Councilman Jones ' question about the
lawsuit relating to route 285 at Clarkson , City Attorney
Berardini said that the City had received an extension of time
in order to file a brief .
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City Manager Mccown asked that the approval be given
to send five mem ers of the Police Department to the FBI
Academy for special training in anti -sni er and survival
training . H said that there wo ld be no shortag of manpower
eca se sche ules would be arranged to cover . This program
wo e no expense to the City as all ex enses would be
reimb rsed by the FBI .
COUNCILM AN SOVER MOVE COU?CILMAI BRO ECO DE
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0 APPROVE A RE UEST FRO TH A TitG CHIEF OF POLICE
FIVE PATROLMEN TO THE FBI ACADEMY FOR TRAI Ito . u on
of the roll , the vo re a fo ow :
Ayes: Council Mem r overn , Mann , Bro
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Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Mrs . Turner wa s in the audience and was introduced .
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City Manager Mccown said that the report r ~quested
relating to hazardou s sidewalks was , as yet , not ready . He
said that the information that was requested is in the rocess
of being collected as q estionnaires have been sent out to
those parties affecte .
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COU CILMA JO ES MOVED AND COUNCILMA! SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE CO SIDERATION OF THE HAZARDOUS SIDEWALK TO
JULY 21 , 1975. U on the call of th roll , the vote resul ed as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann , Brown,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: one
A en Co ncil m er B sin
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Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting was
adjourned at 9 :50 P .M.
Deputy City Clerk
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JUNE 16, 1975
RE ;;ULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
Co u nt}, Colorado, met in regular session on June 16, l97!i, at
7:30 P M.
Mayor Taylor, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Dr . Helen Walker, Esoteric
Truth Ce nter. The pledge of allegiance was led by Blue ~ird Troop
No. 207.
The Mayor asked for roll cal 1. Upon the call of the
r o ll, the following were present:
Cou cil Members Jones, Sovern, Mann Ble s s1 9, Bro wn,
Clayton, Tayler.
AbsPnt: None
The Mayo1 dec l ared a quorum present.
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Als o present were : City Manager Mccown
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Assistant City Manager tollenberger
Ci y Attorney B rardini
Dir c or of Fin nee Jam s
Director of Communit D v lop ent
Supinger
D pu y Ci ty Cl r Johan nisson
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Mr. William D •. James was introduced as the new Finance Director for the City of Engl~wopd._
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Mr. Maurice Merlin, 3688 So. Sherman Street, was
re co gnized. He stated that he felt that the voters of the City
should be given the opportunity to decide on whether the Council
members should receive increased salaries and asked that the City
Council reconsider the ordinance which was defeated at a past
Council meeting. He asked that the discretionary funds that the
CoJncil has at its disposal should be increased. This would
eli mi na t e the need for transferring funds from one fund to the
CoJncil fund, thus .causing budget problems. He stated that he
was for the resolution being considered later this evening that
wo uld permit the State to transfer Federal funds for the I-470 pr o ject to mass transit.
Jerry Blumenheim, 3400 So. Clarkson Street, was
r e ogn i zed. He stated that he is for the res o lution being
co sider ed later this evening that would permit the tr ansfer of
fu nds from the I-470 project to mass transit. He also stated that
he is against the passage of the extension of the one cent sales tax.
Mr. Maurice Jones, 5020 So. Washingt on , was recognized.
He s tated that he was for the resolution that will be considered
later this eve ni ng that would permit the transfer of Fe deral fund s
for the I-470 p roject to mass transit. He also stated that he
felt that the ex tension of the one cent sales tax should be submitted
to t he voters for their decision and that the Council should present
pl ns for the use of the money to the voters.
Co un ci l man Clayton stated that he misunderstood Mr.
Bl n heim and Mr. Jones ' statements regarding the one cent sales
ta and as ed if they were, in fact , aski ng that the o ne cent sales
a dropped now . Mr. Blum nheim stated no.
Cou ncilman M nn as d Mr. Jon s if he wou ld li e to h v
a pu lie haring on the sal s tax. Mr . Jones stated that the pu blic
hearing dS what he eant and not put It to a vote of the people .
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The following co unfct ions w r r c e1v d or th r cord.
M1nu es 0 the Ub ar Botrd me ting of June 10, 1975.
1nu tes of
75.
th Polic Pension Soard t ng o M y 29 ,
HI nu 0 the Planning and on ng Co 1s on • ting 0 H y l tnd lay 20 , 1975.
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Minutes of the Housing Authority meetings of March 25, April 2 , April 24, and May 5, 1975.
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Ma nag e
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Fina nc ial report for the month of May, 197~.
Coun cil man Sovern questioned the figures for page
Sewer Fund relating to the connection fees outside.
Mccown stated that he would look into these figures they are correct.
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Memorandum to Chief William Hamilton from the City
Mana ger concerning overtime resulting from manpower shortages.
Letter fr.om Dr. Robert Brittain to Chief Hanli lton
c 0 ncer n ing the paramedics program in the City of Engle wood.
Memorandum from the Director of Community Development
t t he Assistant City Manager concerning the Department of
C Mmunity Development's activities.
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RE OLUTION NO. 30, SERIES OF 197 5
A RESO UTIO N ACCEPTING TERMS AND COIDITIONS OF ORD! ANCE NO. 232,
St.RIES OF 1975, CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER, COLORADO, GRA Tit GA
P RMIT TO ENCR ACH IN A PORTION OF THE PUBLIC STREET IN THE CITY
AD COU NT Y OF UEf VER, KNOW! AS SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DRIVE , AND ALSO
E C OACHMEI T It A PORTION OF THE CHANI EL OF SOUTH PLATTE RI Vl:R AT YALE AVE l.JE (UTE. OED).
(C pi d in ull in the Offici 1 Resol utlon Oook .)
cour c I LMAr SOVERI HOV ED A D cou c I LMAI BROWI s co DEU
TIO TO 30 , S RIES OF 1975. Upo n the
c 11 o t. t o t d as o 11 ow
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I te He stated that the bench i:>s and tabl r·s in vol• rd a r e
COU NCILMAN CLAYT ON MOVED AND couric MA BLL,)!)j / G SECON DED • HJl JN TO APPROVE TH E BID FO R 32 PARK BENCHES AND TAOLE S FROM
SIN PC REATIONAL INDUST RI ES , LTD ., IN THE AMOJ NT OF fi,P,/;O Upon
t e ca ll of the roll, the vo t e resul ed as foll ow s:
L own Cl ayt on , Tayl or . Ay e J: Co un c il Memb e rs Jones , Sovc1 ,, MJn , Ole !:>lng ,
l~ay : No n e
Ab s ·11 t : None
T~e M yo r de cla red t he motion carried .
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TR(; UCED AS A BILL BY cour CH At CL YTOI.
6Y AUTHORITY
ORO! A CE I 0 . 28 , SE.RI ES O~ 1975
)I N. NCE "ME NDI NG SEC IOI JO (a). CHAPTE • T Ti • ur THE
t .M .C •• JY DELETING THE CLASSIFIED POSI Tion or OEPU y CHIEF
A l ASSIFJLD POSITIO WITHIN THE FIRE DEPART~ENT ANO I/CREASING T l !'A ~ARY OF BATT ALIOI CHIEF WJ HI SAID DEP, R If. T.
(Copied 1r fu ll fn the 0 f1c1d) Ordinance Boo.)
COU C !L MAN CLAYTON OVED A~D COUNCILHA JO[$ l ONDED
A n1 !Otl TO A1 PROVE ORDI A CE •rn. 28, SERIES or 1 75. IJ 0 the
c11 1 t h r>l l, t h ot resul ed a foll w:
}e : Council Mt? bers on s , So v rn . l r ofr, C l ~011, Taylor.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANC[ VACATING A CERTAIN PORTION OF THE ALLEY I~
BLOC K 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEIGHTS, ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUrlTY. COLORADO.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN' BROWN ·SEC"ONDED A
MOTI ON TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN
PORTION OF HIE ALLEY IN BLOCK 4;• H'IGGINS-·souTH' BROADWA'f' HUGHfS ", -,,
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO. Upon the ca 11 of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini introduced a Bill for a 11
Ordinance relating to the extension of the one cent sales tax.
Councilman Sovern stated that he felt that the Hill
shou ld include two things. 1 . Provisions for a public hearing,
and 2. An itemization of the projects for which the funds would be utilized .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTIO TO TABLE CO NSIDERATIOI OF A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE FOR
E TEHSION or THE ONE CENT SALES TAX UNTIL THE COUNCfL ME ETING OF
J ULY 7 , l'l7', AUD CONSIDER THE SUBJECT II A STUDY SESSIO N 0
U 23 0 J' [ 30 , 19 75. Upon the call o t e r 11, the vote r e su lt ollows:
C I y 0 A s: Council Members Jo s, Sov n, Hann, Bl ss1ng ,
y Council Me b rs Br wn, Tayl o r.
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Councilman Brown stated that he voted no be c aus e he
felt that citizens should know what the Council is doing ne>w and
they would only know by having Council pass on th is Bill fnr an
o rdit1a n ce at this ti me. Addit ional i n formatio n wnu 1d be 11vai lable to the public at a public hearing.
Cou nc ilman Mann said that the City Council necc s more
L we .o study thi s whole subject and to ma c the dete r min Jt io n as
t • h c..1~ the funds would be spen t. A public hearing woul d be
ut liL ed at some future date to br ing al l this information to the ;.iut; l i c .
City Manager Mccown stat e d th at the Council ha s recei ved fiv year capit•l impr ovement program and an enume ~a tiun o
roJ ec ts that have been proposed by the de par tmen heads, and this
inform ation could be util iz ed effectively ;n project lan ino for the use of the one cent sales tax.
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City Attorney Berardini introduc d a res ul ution lonc e r ning
µl nn d dev lopm ent known as Halcyon Heigh s , and yav dn ext ensive
Jc ~roun d coveri ng the work of the Plannin g and Zo in o ission
nd he various me etings that have ta n pl c e b •twe e n Pl anning and Zoning Commissio n and the applicants.
City Atto rney Be rard i ni stated t hat tier e languag
11 p 6 , paragraphs 8 and 12 of the r s lu ion which i d d
a n91n y because current language would indicate t ta t current
vrers o th prope rty could be held res 011 ible hen th . int nt is
to have Mr. Ar thur Kip and any succ ssors on l J1abl •
City Attorney 8 rard1ni recom en
1ac 6 read ''Ar thur H. ip f.' will ·nd rn1f
ngle wood , olorado harml ess •.••• ' etc ., a
shoul d r ad "Recog nizin g tha her
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Mr . Cr i swell 's proposed change for para g raph 17 would
ct rn g e t h e wording to indi c ate that the approval for th is document
wo 11 ld 1 ot be com e effective until su c h time as Mr . Kipke takes title to the 1bove rea 1 ty.
A di ~c ussion between City Attor ney Bc rardini and John
Cr i swc l I nsued, relating to the le ga l meani ngs of vari ou s portions of th e ,·e~olution.
Ci ty M1 nager Mccown sta te d that there could be other
'ldt 2 n ts to t he resolution. He called on the Dir ecto r of
C mun i ·y Develop ment, Jim Supi n ger , to further expand on paragraph
16 o f ~1ge 7 . Before Mr. Supinger came to the podium, it was
d e i d eJ to for 11 al l.}' present the resolu tion.
RESOLUTION NO . 2 9 , SE RIES OF 1 975
A RESOLU T IO N CONDITIONALLY APPROVING A PLANNE D DEVELOPMENT (P .O.)
D STRIC T , SEC TION 22 .4(a), ORDIIANCE NO . 26 , SERIES OF 1963 , AS
AM E DEO , OR A PORTION OF BLOCK 4 , HIGGINS SOUTH BRO ADWAY HEI GHTS, ENGLEWJUD , COLORADO .
(Coped in full in the 0 fi ci al Res olut ion Book .)
COUN CIL MAN BLESS! G OVED AID COUiCILMAN ORO 11 SECONDED A
MllTIOI T I Pf: VE RESOLUTION J 0. 29, SER IES OF 197 •
• llrt tor of Community De v l pm nt Supinger recomm nded
11 t c 1a1 .; 111 he re solution be made .
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11e • pt1ons t o the above d scribed real es tat and
ciu1rf! 1 tl fl t o all of h r al y abov d scribed , o th e
ti , 1e may be rte loped a sing le develo men u
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co11nected to existing City mains prior to issuance of an occupanc y pc1~it When additional main size is provid e d in a publi c right of ~ny by the City, Arthur H. Kipke shall be required to connec t to tlia. larger main within six months."
all ow s : Councilman Sovern asked that parag raph 13 be change d as
"A st udy shall be undertaken by the developer and approved
by the City Fire Department to establish standards to provide
vr1 tilation control by the Fire Department during fires."
COUNCIL MAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MJTIO TO AMEND RE~OLUTION NO. 29 AS FOLLOWS:
Replace the name Arthur H. Kipke for pla ces in t he r•solutio n referring to applicant.
Paragraph 8, page 6, "Kipke agree s to indemnify the City,
ant to hold it harmless, against any claim made by any ttird party
a 1.i1n t the City, based upon any damage incurred by such hird party
nd r e sulting from the increase in storm draina e c·1sed by the
con.tructio n of the project desc ri be d in that plann rl u~i de velop-n,c nt, prov1d J, however, that:
( i) othing herein shall be construed o
liabili ty against either ip e or th City, and
of som third party , where such 11abil1ty wo
in the bsence o this agreement, 1 being
he r eo ha ip e shall indemn1 y, and lold
le s s, o ly from those claims wh1ch would oth r~i
po se s d by som third par y, in h absenr.e gr m n ; and
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includin g a tto rne y's fees, provided that the City sh all be required
to a l lo w Kipke to defend any such c laim, in th e City 's na me , but at h i s sol e co s t and expense."
Paragraph 12 should read as follows:
"Recognizing th at there a re c ertain wat er right s to
do wnst r e am users in the City Ditch, Arthur H. Kipke agrees that
duri ng the period of construction and thereafter tha t no acts shall
be commi tted, and nothing done, which will imped e the flow of the
Ci ty Ditc h o r re duce its capacity to supply the rights of do wnst r eam use r s ."
Paragraph 13 should read as follows :
"A study shall be undertaken by the developer and approved by the Ci ty Fi re Department to establish standards to provide
ventil atio n control by the Fire Departm ent during fires."
Par agr aph 16 should read as foll ow s :
"Fire suppression and water supply c apacity of a si ze
meetirg the requir emen ts of the Fire Chief b provided on s ite and
conne c ted to existing City mains prior to issuance of an occ upancy
permit when additio nal main size is provided in puhli~ ri~ht of way
by the City , Arthur H. Kipke shall be required to co nne c t to that la rg er main i n six months ."
Upon th cal l of the roll , the vot res ul t d as all ows:
Ayes: Council Member s Jons , Sov rn , Hanr, Blessing , Brown, Clayton, Tayl or .
ay : None
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h Mayor d la r d t h ot1on carrf d.
Upon h call of th roll, t as mended, r su it d as ollows: vot on o lut io n o. 29
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A resolution was presented relating to the transfer of .
Federal funding for I-470 to mass transit systems, and the
following changes were proposed.
Section l would read as follows: The City Council of
the Ci ty of Englewood is on record as favoring construction of
I-470, but finds that the Federal funds should not be lost to the
region.
Section 2 would be old Section l.
Section 3 would be old Section 2.
Section 4 would read as follows : The City Cou ncil of
the City of Englewood urges that in the event of the transfer of
funds, that those funds and the then uncommitted Highway Trust
Funds be used to construct alternate means of travel which in
additi o n to mass transit, would include the Santa Fe Drive an d
U. s . 285 corri dor.
RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE TRANSFER OF FEDERAL FUNDING FROM THE
PROPOSED INTERSTATE 470 DEVELOPMENT TO THE USE FOR MASS TRANSIT
SYSTE MS.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Boo .)
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED ANO COUNCILMA MANN SECONDED A
MOTION tO APP ROVE RESOLUTION NO. 31 , SERIES OF 1975.
Councilman Blessing stated that this resolution was to
encour age the Governor to insure that the State gets the $200 million
that had been earmarked for Interstate 470 .
Counci lman Brown gave a short explanation of th back-
ground of the 1-470 resolution.
Upon the call of the roll, t e vote resulted as follows:
Ay s: Council M mbers Jones, Sovern, Hann, Blessing ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
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Absent: on
Th H1yor d lar d th
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Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 32 , SERIES OF .1975
A RESOLUTION CONCERNING WIDENING OF SANTA FE DRIVE AND PROVISION
OF EXCLUSIVE BUS LANES ON SANTA FE DRIVE.
(C opied in fuil in the Official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1975. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann , Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION RECO MMENDING REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DIS TRICT
ACQUISITION OF PARK AND RIDE FACILITY WITHI E GLEWOOD AND
DESIGNATION OF PREFERRED SITE.
(Copi d in full in the Official Resolution Boo .)
tour CILM l\N BROWN MOVED A D COUNCILMA SO VERN SECOI OED A
MO IO TO APPROVE RESOLUTION O. 33, SERIES OF 1975.
C ~ncil n Brown stated that this r solution ts being
1n 1oduc d 1n or de r to 9 th par nd ride location pro9r on
h rod. II lt h st e loca io n in Cind rella City would
o r our! loca 1on b c us 1 wa s convenient to shop 1ng, nd
1t wou ld 11 in te th cong stion being caus d at El ti nd Girard .
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Mr. Gerri Von Frellick, New Englewood, Ltd ., was
ntrod Jced , He exp lained the concept of using the Shamroc k Mall
•S a >is s tation and provid i ng the employees pa r ki ng lot for park
an ride park ing facilities . He further went on to say that this
wi ll I r> t he first terminal in the RTD syst e m and wou ld be a step fo1 11Hd fo r Englewood,
Coun c ilman Clayton exp re ssed his concern about eliminating
th e SLr v ic e to downtown Englewood by having the buses use Floyd Avenue inst ead of Girard.
Mr. Vo n Frellick said that we are only developing the
park d nd ride site at this time and RTO and the tity would have
t o determine the ~raffic and routing of buses at some future date.
He said that this is not the time to settle acc~ss to the terminal site.
City Manager Mccown asked about a clarification of the
prop r ty rights in case Mr. Von Frell ic k de cid ed to c ha ng e the use
for the l and that he is making available for the park and ride.
Mr. Von Frellick said that RTO, in h is opinion, woul d want assurance that this land would be con t inuously available.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED ANO COUNCIL MAN MANN SECONDED A
rtOTI(J,I TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 33 , SERIES OF lg75 , THE LAST
11\RAGR APll SHOULD READ "No w, therefore , be it resolved that the City
Co uncil of the City of Englewood, Colorado -Approves the Dartmouth -
S nta F l o cation west of Cushing Park adjacent to Cinderella City
and r co 1 ~ends that Regional Transportation District acquire and
devel o p this site for a Par and Ride facility to ser ve the City of
Englewoo d , and directs the Ci t y Manager to facilitate the actions required to imp lement this decision ."
Councilman Clayton as ed ff the City Man ger can act
without ounc il approval . City Attorney Berardfnf stated that th
City Mana~ r is the chief administrator and that ultimate Council
c tf o n 1111 be re ufr d fn order to approv anything that he does.
ou ncilman Sov rn said h t thfs resolution is necessary
in ord r to get things ovfng on the RTO proJect.
Upo n h call o the roll. the vote on he mend ent fol I ow :
row , A~ s: ou cil H bers Jon s. Sovern, yt on, Taylor . nn . 81 utng ,
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Upon the call of the roll, the vote on the reso l utio n a s amen ded resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing , B1own , Clayton, Taylor .
Ndy!.: None
Absent: None
The 11 yor decl are d the motion carried.
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COU~CIL MAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MO T10N ro SEND A LETTER TO THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
ACCOflPANYIN G RESOLUTION NO . 33 STATltlG THAT THE CITY COUt\CIL IS
CONCERNED THAT THE RTD SYSTEM, AND ESPECIALLY ROUTE NO. 3, CONTINUE
TO SERVIC THE BROADWAY BUSINESS DISTRICT IN THE NORTH.
Cour c ilman Blessing stated that he f lt that this motion
was su e rfluous and that the RT D would come to Englewood for route advice .
Councilman Clayton reiterated his co11cern about service to the down town Englewood area.
Upo r the call of th roll, the vot resulted as follows:
Ay <: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Bl ssing, Brown , Clayton, la yl r .
I ay~: Council Memb r Mann.
AbsC;nt: Non
Th ~ayor C!:!c.:lare d h mo ion carried.
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AMElOI G THAT AGREE E' BETWEE THE
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Upon the call of the roll, the vote result ed as follows:
Aye s : Council Members Jone s , Sovern, Mann, Blessing , wn, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carri ed.
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City Attorney Berard ini
ndmed in a lawsuit filed by a Mr.
tile Cla r ks on and Highway 285 area
const r uction of 285 in that area.
needed from City Cou ncil in order
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Andreson and other persons in
claimi ng damages for faulty
He said that authority was
o pursue defense of this law-
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSI G SECONDED
A HO I l l TO DI RECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PROCEED WITH THE DEF ENSE O~ A LA W,U IT FILED AGAIN ST THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY SEVERAL PARTIES
RELAl ING TO rAULTY CONSTRUCTION OF HIGHWAY 285 A D CLARK ',ON STREET .
Upc •n the call of the roll, the vote resulte d as follows:
Ay s: Council Members Jones, Sovern , Mann, Blessing, Browr, Clay t on , Taylor .
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lared the motion carried .
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Co ncilman Man sked that the following persons who r
I nee be recog 1zed or heir outstanding service to th
1r participation on the Citizens Advisory Council .
o r y Jones, Hyrtl Jones , Jerry Blum nh i , Maurie
tr g inia Daw o n , rs. Jo T rn r, and Bill Urry. Also
rs. Fran Howard who is a pro os d w mb r o th
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City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from
Director of Public Works Wag go ner relating to hazardous side-
walks existing in the City of Englewood. The memorandum outlined
several property owners who had recei ved notice from the City to
have sidewalks repa ired and who, as yet, had not made the necessary
repairs. Mr. Mccown state d tha the ones listed in the memorandum
were the worst situations existing in the City of Englewood . He
also presented some pictures verifying the hazardous situations.
He said that the average cost for repair was approximately
5200, with the low being $65 and the high being $519.
Mayor Taylor asked why the Council had to take action in
a case like this, why couldn't t he Public Works Department just go
ahead and enforce Jaws that are on the books . City Manager Mcco wn
stated that City ordinance gives the responsibility for requiring compliance with the City Council.
COU NCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCIL~AN BLESSING SECONDED A
MOTION TO TAKE ACTION TO HAVE THE CITIZENS LISTED IN THE MEMORANDUM
NOTIFIED TO COMPLY WITH THE SIDEWALK REPAIRS.
Several Councilmen noted that individuals in the memo r andum
are widows and individuals with limi ted incomes and requested that
City Council no t take such hasty action.
City Manager Mccown s tated that there would not be another • sidewalk district for at least another year.
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In a ns wer to Mayor Taylor 's question, City Attorney
Berardini said that this type of project would not properly fall
under the rehabilitation program because the rehabilitation program
applies to s tru ctur s and not to property.
COUNCIUAt CL AYTOtl iOVED /\ID COUNCILMAN MANN SfCONDED A
MOTIO TO TABLE C U IC ILMAll BP ''t 'S MOT ION RELATING TO SIDE IALK
REPAIRS U TIL JUU 7, 1975, M'O HAVE ;u E CITY STAFF IISTfUCTED TO
I E COUt CIL I DI !DUAL HIFORMATIOI 0 HE FI AtlCIAL HARi SHIPS IT
OULD Cf1USE TllE I OIVIOUAl . cor,c RNEO. pon the call of the roll, th vo:.e r ult c1 as follows:
Ayes: Co unc i 1 Mer b r Jones, Cl yton, Tay 1 or.
Council He b r 81 SSl n
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st a te 'o the Smith and Wesson Electronics Corporation, DUI course
at Sp r1 gfie ld , Ma ss achusetts. The cost would be approximately $6 UO to $700.
COUN CILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED A
MOT IO N TO APPROVE A TRIP TO THE DUI SCHOOL WITH SMITH AN D WESSON ELE C r ~0 NICS CORPORATION AT SPRINGFIELD , MASSACHUSETTS FOR ONE REPRE ~tN TATIVE FROM THE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT. Upon the call of the r o ll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jo nes, So vern, Mann, Blessing, Bro wn , Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mdy or declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Mcco wn said that in discussion wit h Council
memb e r's and the Chamber of Comm erce President, Pete Peters o n, ft
was d cided to se nd letters to merchants and tenant ~ ln the down-
tow n a re i~viting the t o a meeting to be held on July lst. He
stat d t h t there will be two sess ions, one at 10:00 A.H. and one at 7.JO P.H
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yees Association fn relation to salary and benefit
He said that th Employees Associat ion did not pass
because he r w re fnsufffcient people present at
as ed tha the Cfty Coun ci l go ahead and
prfo to ratf ficatf on by the Employees
HA OVEO A D COUNCILMAr BRO N SECO D D A
AGRCFH T lTH THE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATIO •
roll, he ot resulted as follows:
Co ncfl H ber Jon s . Sov rn , Han n , Bl ss ng, T c1 lor.
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Recreation Commission at their la st meeting recommended th Lt
the one cent sales tax that was being considered for extension
be used specifically for the parks and recreation pr ogram .
COUNCILMAN BLESSING NOVFD AND COUNCILMAN CL AYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE RECOM MENDAT ION FROM THE PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMI SSI ON RELATING TO THE USE OF THE ONE CENT SALES TAX REVENUES.
Upon the call of th e roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sove r n, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNC ILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND couur LMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJOU RN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as fo 11 ows:
Ayes: Council Members Jone , So v rn, Mann, Ble;sing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The ayor declared the motion carried and thP me ting was adjourned 10 : l'i P.M.
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1075
A RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING AND COMMENDING MEMBERS OF THE
EN GLEWOO D FIRE DEPARTMENT AND POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR THEIR
PAR TI CIPATI ON IN THE COLORADO COMMISSION OF HAZARDOUS MATE RIALS SEMINAR.
WHEREAS, due to the increase in the transporting
of hazardous .materials by various means; rail and highway,
and as a result of an increase in accidents of this nature,
the r e has become an apparent need for new techniques and
me ho ds of fire fighting and approaching various accidents ~here different types of materials are involved; and
WHEREAS, a series of classes were organized and
a tt nded by members of the Englewood Fire Department and
Poli ce Depar tment to increase their knowledge of handling
v r io us types of combustible materials, different chemical
co mpositions, identifying problems that may come from them
and t o set up communication systems with chemical compan i es.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF f H CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That the Ci t y Council of the City of Englewood
re co gnizes the outstanding work and contributions made by
Ch ief William Hamilton, Captain McFarland, Mr. Jack Cla by,
S t . nneth Leff, Patrolman Duane Jarred, and Patrolman
arl Becker in their participation in the Colorado Commi io n
ot Haz ardous Materials.
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JUNE 3, 197 5
I . CALL TO ORD ER .
The Regular Meeting of the City Planni ng a nd Zoning Commissi o n
was called t o ord er at 7:00 p.m . by Ch airman Martin.
Memb ers pr sen t : lartrn: Park r; Pierson; Smith; Wade; J ones;
Jori;.1 n~ m
Sup1ng .r. E -offici o
Mem b ers absent: Tanguma; TJ1 •o wn
Al o o pre.ent : As 1 tant City Attorn y L ; A
Rom. n · A. or1a Plnnn r Hou s
istnnt Director
I I . APPROVAL OF .fl
Chairman lart1n ta l d ti :1 t hnut of lay 13, 1975 , and
~Y 20 , 1975 , wer to h• con id red for approval.
Wade mov d:
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of I y 13, 197 5, and May 20,
ap rov d a wr1tt n.
AYES : P rk r; Pi r on; mi th; Wad; Jon.; Jorg non ; Martin
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Mr. Supinger tated that the staff and Com mi ssion have been
in the proce s o f dev loping the proposed regulations for
some time. Because oi a num r of buildings that have been
moved into or demoli hed in Engl<1ood, there have been some
problems with these oper:1 ti on ·. r110 staff has proposed a much
more c ompreh ensive et of regulations than now exists in the
City , and more comprehens1ve han regulations existing in the
State, to the knowledg of th staff. Mr . Supinger stated
that the staff has att mptect to take he proposed regulati ons
out of the realm of primary concern ~ith traffic problems
caused by these operation. , and have suggested ome v ry
specific performan c standard. h would need to b met under
the new regulations. lr. Sup nger stated that th taff has
attempted to ke p th n mb rs of the industry and oth r in-
tere sted pa rtie in1ormcd ol tte propo. d changes, and have
sought comm nts and su•gt t1on~ on the propos d regulations .
Ther has b n v r: ht le f1wd-ba k to thi date, and hat
has b rn d i h i uranre coverag that should b re-
quir d, or a que 'ion conctrnJr th <.;on titut1onality of re-
quir ing a p rforman ce bond fo hou e mover , but not r quiri ng
such a bond for new cons ru~t on.
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Discu ssion followed . Mr Supinger sta t e d he fel t Mr. Ryberg
wa s ma k i n g a di tin ction betwee n a bond that is appli ed to the
company and would apply lo all jobs done within a specif i e d
time , a nd what is su~gesl in th propo s d ord i nan c , i .e ., a
s pec ific bond for each in ividual JOb. Mr. Supi n ger s tated
that the taff do s not lik to propose perf ormance bonds,
and su h bond s shou ld not b n ce ssary; but wi th the probl ems
we have had in thi~ commu nit y in getting movi n g and demolit io n
projects compl ted, the sugg st d pe rf ormance bond f o r e ach
p r o ject is felt just1fi~u .
Mr. Mar i a ked if th· premium for the License Bond that would
cover all Jobs for a sp• ·1f1 d p riod of time, would b e g re ate r
than a P rformance Rond purcha d for specifi jobs? Mr. Ry berg
sta t d that the P rformanc·~ Oond co would b much greate r
t h an th f for th L1 ·en~ Bond . Ir. Ryb rg emph a sized that
t h e L1 · Bond 11•nild .v zy Job h did in the metro are a
f or th p cif1 d on nd .
Mr . th L1c n c Bond contain d any word i n g
Job ithin a sp cif i d ti me limi t?
id not b 11 ve it did o; th i ntent
prot~rt th Ci t y from damages.
tr. Smith ask d if~ Lir,ns
r quirem nt.· 11ould b for a
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moving are being discriminaged against in the requirement of
a Completion Bond.
Mr. Lee stated that this is prop r discrimi nation ; you are
allowed to discriminate as long as it is withi n the same
"class''; the lass of moving structures is dis tine ti ve from
that of construction of new buildings. ir. Lee stated that
as far as h ib cone rned, the provi ion is constitutional
and is proper discrimination. Ir. Lee stated that possibly
the Commi sion would want to look at placement of completion
bonds on new construction.
Mr. Ryb rg stated he did f el he provision is unfair. He
stated there has b en a requir d completion bond in the City
of Englewood on house movin g for many y ars .
Mr. Ryb rg then di cuss d th provision requiring i uance of
a State Highway p rmit prior to i uance of a movin g permit
from th City of Englewood (Pag 3, #8 of proposed regulations).
Mr. Ryb rg tat d this will cau a problem; Englewood requires
a thre -day waiting period to permit, and th State
Highway Department will not i a p rmit until th day of
the move. Ir. Ryb rg ta ted i a ruling of r. Shepb rd
of th State High~ay D partm nt.
Mr. Supin
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Mr . Smith stated he would have to agree with Mr. Ry b erg; it
takes longer than 48 hours to move s ome small structures .
Mr. Smith suggested that might the interpre tation be gi ven t hat
the structure should be moved 48 hours after the beams are
placed under it? Mr. Ryberg stated that it just would not be
possible. Discussion followed. Mr. Supinger stated the Com-
mission co ul d increa e the permitted time, or could allow a
time exten ion at the determination of the Buildi n g Inspector.
Mr. Ryberg stated that eve ry building is different a nd might
requ ire a different tim ; he f lt r liance on the judg ment of
the Building Offici al would be the way to handle the matter.
Mr . Supinger noted that the Commi's1on could
time limit that could be allowed on the move. Ir.
he felt the time limit is som thing that should be
mover and the Bu ilding In ·pector .
t a maximum
Ryberg stated
b tween the
Mr. Duane R ynolds
Duane Reynold Hou ,emov rs -stated he had almo t th same
voiced.
per year;
stance , for
if he had a
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, tated that h do betw n 30 -0 jo b s
Bond in J ff rson County, for in-
oe, all th 1ob in that Coun ty, and
on ca h job, b ould till have ov rage.
t th fe for a P rformance and Co mple t ion
1or Licen' Bond, but doe ive the
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Amendment of R-2-A and R-2-B
to R-2 Medium Density Dis tri ct.
Wade moved:
CASE #17-75
Pierson seconded : The Public Hearing be opened.
AYES : Tanguma ; Wade ; Jones; Jorgenson; Marti n ; Pa rker; Pierson;
Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Brown
The mot i on carried.
Mrs. Romans stated that legal notice of the Public Hearing was
given in the official City New spa per, the Englewood Herald.
Mrs. Romans stated that the Planning Commission met with me mbers
of the Multi-family Development Sta ndards Review Committee and
City Council on lar c h 31st to review in detail the provisions
of the proposed R-2 I dium Density Di trict. If this provision
is approved, it would affect a ll areas in the City that are now
zoned R-2-A or R-2-B; Mr . Romans then designated these areas
on the Zoning ap . Mr . Romans s tated that the minimum frontage
requirement for a two-family use in the R-2-A District is 75 ft.;
in the entire distri ct, there are only eleven two-family units
on 75 ft. frontage. Thi signifies there is something wrong
with the regulations gov rning thi district. Mrs. Romans
stated that the staff ha r comm nd d one or two modifications
of the amendm nt as propo d by the Multi-family Development
Standard R view Committ
Mr. Brown entered and took hi place with the Commission.
T • r ad h ollo
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JOb on tbi Co.-
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Sour H SU BURBAN BoARO OF REALTORS
4301 So uth Broadway
"SMving the South M11 tropolitan Denver Ar11a" En gl ewo od, Colorado 80110
Tele phone: 781 -0841 or 781 -2231
June 3, 1975
The Englewood Planning & Zoning Commission
3400 South Eleti
Engle110od, Colorado 8 0110
Attn: Mr. Art Mart n, Jr.
Deer Art:
The Sou th Suburb n Boa r d or Realtors co mp liments the committee on Mul t i -family
Deve lopment Standards . Thea citizens, and those wo r king on o the r c onwnitteea
and s tudy grou ps for the city, display a true civic interest . Their don J tion
or long hours and creative thoughts is one reason why Englewood is such a f i ne
place to live and work .
The Sou t h Sub ur ban Board or Realtora Political Ac t ion Commit t e e ha a reviewed the
reco ndatione r egarding the reviaiona or the R-2 nd R-3 Compr ehensive Zoning
Ordinence . After a thorough n lyeia, w raepectrully submit the f ollow i ng
suggest i on s ror your consideration:
S ction
unite es e
11 coll'plex ia "oppr eaaive upon
We feel that your go 1 to encour-
to m ke h developme nt
ble and ugg e at least eix
c. run Lot (3) Plul 1-f-.ily dwellings,
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3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Section 9. Accessory Uses.
An extremely large number or residential unit s are necessar y to s upport
specialty service shops and i t mi ght b well to develop an innovative
approach to these needs. Perhaps you c ould consider a mixed us e zone
classification which would permit shops or this kind in an R-3 zone.
Under certain conditions as ••• Proximity to a large number or existing l
proposed residential unite.
Arapahoe County and the city or Littleton have both initiated a mixed
use zone claesification which aeeme to us to ba a vary good method of
balanced radavelop1119nt of those areas which have experienced deterioration.
0.1ign Review Proceea
WI realize that certain P••t improvements may .ppaar to soma individual.a
to be unattractive aesthetically, while at the same time not being offen-
sive to others. Indaad, soma of the "batter" designed atructurH (such
•• the Kay Savinga l Loan Building on Broadway) might not have bean per-
mitted to ba built if a Design Rev i ew C011111itta• had exi1ted when they
ware con1tructed, poaaibly preventing that ki nd or improv81118nt in the
COllllUnity. Design and aesthetic s ara so extremely subjective to indivi-
dual. taet .. , that we do not real thi• ia a proper area for the city to
regulate. Thia additional procedural •tap, the potential daleye and
coetly ch~aa, even though the project or de velopment completely COllPli••
with the zoning and building codaa, would deri nitely diacourage 111Uch needed
davelopt119nt. We real that the PUO requirement on any large COll!plex ia
sufficient and therefore, we r ecommend that you do not i ni tiate a Daaign Review C0911ittea.
Your• truly,
SOUTH SUBURBAN BOARD or REAL TORS , INC.
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CC I Jia i ng r
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Mrs. Roman s stated that a third modification the staff has
proposed is the inclusion of an "efficiency unit ---550 sq.
ft. floor area". The staff is of the opinion that some
statement regarding efficiency units would be advisable --
either that such units are permitted with a minimum floor area
given, or that they are not permitted.
Mr. Jone s stated that efficiency units in the medium density
distr ict was discussed at the joint meeting with Council and
the Co mmitt ee, but he could not recall that it was introduced
as a part of the recommendation. He asked if one-bedroom units
would not suffice in the medium density di trict? Mrs. Romans
stated that the staff did not know ; the staff ha to try to
anticipate inquiries . Sh ugg ted that the wording could
be: "Efficien cy and /or one-be droom unit ---650 sq . ft."
Mrs. Wade stated that wi th th minor difference in square
footage as initiall propo ed by the staff, mo t developers
will probably build th on -b droom unit anyway, but pro-
viding for the effici ncy unit doe give them an option.
Mr. Jones stated that in lu ion of the efficiency units will
be introducing higher den ity into areas that are basically
low density now. H tat d h would be opposed to this
particular modification of the Committee recommendation.
Discussion follow d. It was the concensus of th maJority of
the members the wording hould include provi ion f or "efficiency
and/or one b droom unit ---650 sq. ft.", and a ked that the
proposed amendment b o changed.
Mr. Martin a k d if anyone wer pre nt to peak in oppo ition
to the ugg t d am ndm nt of the Compreh n ive Zoning Ordinance?
No one present pok in oppo ition.
and for
Pier
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of th Planning Commi ion, he
of th ulti-family Dev lopment
ir d dication to th ir ta k,
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cond d : Tile Public H
; Bro n ; Jon : Jor n on ;
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Amendment of R-3-A and R-3-B
to R-3 High Density Distr ic t
CASE #18-75
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded : The Publ ic Hearing be opened.
AYES: Brown ; Jones ; Jorgenson ; Martin ; Parker; Pierson;
Smith; Tanguma; Wade
NAYS : None
ABSENT : None
The mot ion carried .
Mrs. Romans stated that legal notice of the public hearing
was given in the Englewood Herald.
Mrs. Romans stated that the proposed amendment would result
in an R-3, High Density Zone District, rather than the R-3-A,
and R-3-B Zone Districts that now exist. Areas which are
zoned R-3-A and R-3-B now were indicated on the map.
Mrs. Roman s stated that the staff again suggests the addition
of a provision for "efficiency unit .•. 550 sq. ft.", and that
the landscaping required in the front yard be 40% rather than
50%.
Mr • Roman again referred to th letter from South Suburban
Board of Realtors and their suggested amendment of §22.4-6c(3)
regarding the minimum lot ar a for multi-family dwelling •
who wished to peak in
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Wade ; Brown; Jones
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Non e
The mot ion carri ed .
Mr. Ma rtin asked if tlH•r were any further comments pert a i ning
to t he propos1 d R-3 am ndment?
Brown moved :
Wade econded: The Pnbl i c: Ilc;u i ng: h clo ·cd.
AYES: Jones; Jorge n son· Martln: Parker; Pier on; Smith;
Tanguma; Wade; Bro~n
NAYS: Nonu
ABSENT : None
Th e mo tion carrie
Mr. Mar tin ask d tha th
the R-2 and R-3 am ndrrant
mendat ion to Ci t y Coun cil .
VI. DIRE CTOR'S CH ICE.
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Mrs. Pierson asked if there were any way this could be split
into two sessions, such as on 'I\lesday evening, and finish the
session on Saturday morning, in lieu of an all day Saturday
session. Mr . Supinger stated that the problem would be in
getting the Council and other personnel who is to attend
notified in the time span we have --plus, they may have
something else already scheduled. Discussion followed. It
was the concensus of the majority of the Commission they would
prefer to not meet on Saturday if another day was possible.
Mr. Jones suggested, if an evening session is possible, that
the meeting begin at 7:00 p.m.
Mr. Supin1er stated that City Council had directed City
Attorney Berardini to prepare a resolution approving the
Halcyon Heights II project. City Council did include addi-
tional conditions, which include provision for ventilation
control of the building during fire ; elevator system shall be
suitable for vacuation by stretchers in emergency situations,
and re trictions on storm water runoff.
VII. COMMISSION'S CHOICE.
Mr. Tanguma moved:
Kr. Parker econded : The following letter be made part of
th official record:
"Th Ci y Planning and Zoning Co111111i &ion wi h
to tat that Mr. Ja• Supin er has b n an inspiration to
thi co .. is ion, and a l ad r of th highe t calib r who is
devoted to h1 job beyond th c all of duty. He ha exerted
his ly in xhau i b l n r ies to comply with all of
th and d aand of thi Collllllis ion.
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Ollllli ion throu b th
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JUNE 12, 197 5
4 :00 P.H.
Present were : Mayor James Taylor, Dect. Larry Leydon , Karl Nollenberger,
Bernard v. Berardini and Richard Lorig.
Mr. John Balmer joined the group. It was stated that the doctor was not
asked to be present.
The only item on the agenda today is the applica t ion for the temporar y dis-
ability of John Balmer, patrolman in the Englewood Police Department. Ka rl
No llenberger read the state statutes pertaining to the application. Mr.
Nollenberger then explained the procedure of the Board to Mr. Bal mer. Hr .
Balmer then related his d i sabil i ty for record purposes. On May 28, 1975 he
was admitted to Porter Hospital t o coronary care. He was later t old that the
electrocardiogram showed that h ere w s so damag
Karl Hollenberg r asked if there wa s any previous heart condition. John Bal r
replied that th re had been another but this on w s not s serious. Karl
Hollenberg r wondered if the doctor d given him ny indication as to wheth r
thi s would be a permanent disability. Hr. 8aliner stressed that he only w nted
a t mporary disability r ir nt because it is not permanent at this point
and he does not want to retire.
Hr . Bal .. r pr sented a lett r stating that the workmen's compensation Sta te
fund was contes t ing liability. Ci t y Attorn v erardini stated that they had
discussed s or t situations in th r n's pensation cases over the
years. John Balmer r elated a cas statit)I/ that it is generally hard to t
liability on heart attack ca es. Hr. Berardini w nted the rftCOrd o s
that it is plausi ble that the strain brou h on th attack.
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Hr. Balmer said the doctor will decide if he comes back to work after three
months. Mayor Taylor asked if he felt that with a maxi mum of three months he
would know, and if he is asking for a temporary disability retirement for
three months. Karl Nollenberger stated that all sick leave and vacation wi ll
be used up soon. John Balmer was asked if 'he had the attack on Hay 28. Balmer
stated that he had his wife drive him to the hospital after being on duty the
previous night. Mayor Taylor said that it could have happened on duty and
Leydon added that it gradually built up to the attack. Hr. Berardini stated
that he was trying to establish the date of happening. Hr. Balmer said it
was on the 27th at 9:00 or 9:30 a.m. that he went into the hospital.
Hr. Berardini wondered if he had been on sick leave and vacation. Hr. Balmer
replied that he had since the 28th of Hay. Karl Nollenberger wondered if a
retirement date could· be set up after the sick leave wa s used up. Hr. Berardini
said he was trying to establish a date of total disability. Hr. Ba lmer said
it was the 28th of Hay.
It was stated that within a three month period th test results should be
established. Hr. Berardini questioned about the health insuranc and payments
on his policy. Hr. Nollenberger stated that payments were on a l'lllOnthly basis.
As with retirement, any person on a temporary leave is on a non-paticipatory
basis. The amounts are $21.96 for single coverage and $71.03 for dependent
coverag fo r th total package. On a temporary disability lik this, insurance
can be retained as long as th employee makes payment.
At this point Hr. Balmer was asked to leave.
Hr. Berardini felt that it was import nt tha h had open h art surg ry and
that after open heart surg ry th doctor had certified him as being abl to
serve his job. He lso wondered if the man would be able to serve physically
at a la ter date. Richard Lorig felt that it mi ht involve restricted duty when
he first came back and th n full duty in four to six ks. Hr. Derardini
felt that Hr. S.lmer should giv n a t fJOrary disability and t~t ev rything
from the case file points to that. l o fel ha th doc or's report
should tak only thr nths . felt tha should make it
a three 1110nth x1mua. find ou if -n
ill ba physically able. a aot1on tor t porary dis-
abil ty ret r nt at 10 rat y 21, l 7 5 and rfPClaJa
o f his p11y back. Larry Le d T ao ion carried
unani usly.
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Mayor Taylor wondered if it was a state law that all police and fire people
must be available for emergency duty. He wondered if this Board should conside r
aski ng Council to study this emergency situation in the police and fire depart-
ments. What he was getting at was that a quit a few of our guys are getti n g
older and there are alot of these fellows staying in the department. May o r
Taylor suggested that mayb Council should study this becaus we might save
some of our pension funds. Karl Nollenberger stated that a study had been
suggested but that the Chief of Police at that time didn't feel that there
were any possibilities in hat departmen . This has come up recently at a
Council meeting and the City Hanag r had taken that as direction to study
thP situation and will get back to the Mayor after getti~g legal advice from
City Attorney B rardini. l:.eydon sta ed that when we hire an w chief tha t may
change. Berardini q uestioned if everyone of those men can perform as police
of fic ers physicall y. Karl Nol]Pnberger mad a motion to seriously consider
al ernate services in lieu ot disabili y retirement and to encourage trR
Council to se rch th is problem. Larry Leydon seconded th motion. The
motion was voted on and carried unanimously.
With no urther discussion a this lme, th motion was made to ddJourn by
Karl Nollenberger at 4:40 p.m. nd w s s onde-t by Hayor Taylor. Th motion carri ,Jn nimously.
K rl Nollenberg r
Assistant City Manager
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Rich Lorig -Personnel Director
Frank Dobbins -Board of Council
Englewood !mplo)'eea Aasociation
June 19, 1975
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The Englewood Employees Association voted to accept the Memorandum of Under-
standing between the City and the !n&levood Employees Association for the year 1976.
Th final count was 114 in favor, 19 against, and 28 that did not vote. Thia
constitutes a .. Jority of the voting members that, according to ordinance, ia need-
ed to accept the Memorandum of Understanding.
Pleaae contact ua prior to February l~ 1976 in order to schedule re-opening
of Ne otiationa concerning salary increaaea.
Sincerely,
Prank Dobbins
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8545 'fl COLFAX • SUITE 4 • SOUIRE PLAZA
LAKEWOOD , COLORADO 80215 23118573
July 1, 1975
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Members of the City Council
City of Enolewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Re: Storm Drainage Construction
S&G No. 73083-43 & 74041-42
De a r Sirs:
The storm drainage improvem nts under contract at the present
time are moving ahead in qood sequence. The following comments
summarize the status of each project.
South and South Central Englewood Storm Drainage Extensions
Holsam Concrete Products Comp any ia the general contractor.
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All pipe i in.
All paving is done.
The last four inlets r in.
T contr ctor ne da to f iniah the cur and qut r on
Tuf a e at of Bro dw y to compl te con c r ete flat work.
Preliminary fin 1 insp ct ion h a been made. T e contr or
is curren ly c .pl inq work on punch list o bou
100 it s tor w will eqin t final insp ction for
cc pt nee of th pro1ect .
eat a e t t th project will complet by July
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page two July 1, 1975
5. The contractor's schedule for the next month to six
weeks •hows:
a. Pipe in Pederal from Union to Tufts this week.
b. Pinish pavinq Federal to Grand next week.
c. Pinish work at Federal and Grand beginning on July 11th.
d. Proceed with work on Grand ve•t to Lowell.
e. Complete all inlet pipe cro•sings and inlets on
Federal fran Tufts to Monmouth (one per intersection).
f. Begin work on line in Union west of Federal.
6. The project is on schedule and should be completed in
September or October.
Water •ervice ha• been disrupted on •everal occasions in the area.
The contractor haa worked past several water line• which were
represented by the water district as abandoned and the contractor
found were still .in aervice. This has necessitated the distri-
bution system be shut off while change• have been made. The
contractor haa attempted to notify all aff cted parties prior to
any of the planned outagea. Hopefully, any future di•ruption s
of servic will be miniftlized.
W ar happy to be of •ervic to the City of Englewood and should
any c ouncil bers have que•tions r garding our p rt of your
stona drainaq improvem n program, plea•• feel fre to con act u•.
TAY:d
c : . w g on r
A. Mccown
Hol
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Very truly yours,
SELLAJIDS & GRIGG,
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Thom • A. Younq,
Vice-President
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To: Andy Mccown, City Manager
From: William James, Director of Finance
Subject: Agenda Item -Sales Tax Revenue
Da e: July 3, 1975
On Ju ne 2, 1975 the City Council approved Resolu ion o.
28, Series of 1975, ha amended he budgeted sales tax
r venue by $320,000. This re nlu ion applied only to
t General Fund por ion of s 1 s ax revenue. A pro-
portional a~ount (1/3) should have be aMended to he
Public Improvemen Fund for S160,000. hus. a to a
r v s d budqe ry approprid lOn s ould be in he a~oun
o $480,000, wi h an overall s les tax budge of
S4, 79 000 (original budge igur was S ,159,000).
ollow1nq nalysis o s les ax r venu
o a r~vised udge figur . ill eased
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1975 Actual
Year to Date
Jan. -June
$2,315,922
1975 Revised Budget
Jan. -Dec.
$4,679,000
'I Realized
to Date
50.50 '1'
Toda e we have collected just over 50 % of our revised budqet figure.
We have gone through the process of revising the sales tax
r venue igures for the last six months of 1975. The estima e
is 4,680,216, compared to he revised budget figure of
$4,6 79,000 . Thus, at his time we see no need of a resolution
amen d ing th budget figure. We wi ll be taking a c l oser o ok
a e sales tax revenue in October to ry to determ i ne the
i nitial effect of the Southqlen Shopping Cen er.
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1975 Estimated Tax Revenues -All Sources
Estimated Income $5,159,000.00
January $ 622,677.88
Febru ary 326,316.89
arch 327,781.63 *
Apr 463,987.67
May 384,985.86
June 407,617.93
July 508,594.03
Aug us 401,338.62
Sept ember 426,796.69
October 495,224.62
Novemb er 383,033.39
December 4101644.79
To tal $5,159,000 .00
* 1975 -$18,956.69 -Refund to IBM
Revise d
$ 61 8,019.34
289,77 3.88
252 ,397.02
4 21,097 .07
340,121.50
394,514.0 3
487 ,132.01)
351,327 .oo
368,950.0 0
453,811.00
333,185 .00
3691889.00
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A RESOLUTION REDUCIN G BUDGE TARY APPROPRIATIONS IN THE GENERAL FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council feels it necessary
to reduce budgetary expendit ures due to reduced revenues,
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WHEREAS, the City Council desires to eliminate
lixteen positions from the budget, all currently unfilled ·and
WHEREAS, the City has been experiencing a mora-
on hiring for the first half of the year effecting
of positions.
NOW THEREFOR E BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
The following changes in the estimated revenues
e hereby authorized.
Sales Tax
Federal Manpower Grant $(320,000) n6 a20 $(2 3:180)
The followin chan es in the appropriations
hereby authorized .
2.
City Man er
Finance-Ad 1n1 ra ion
Police
Parke and er a io -Parke
Pi re
Library
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ADOPTE A A h1a 2nd
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ex orr!c!o city Clerk-Treasurer
J ;.. I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
.'l'rreaaurer or the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. ~. Series
·.or 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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Andy Mccown, City Manager
William D. James, Director of Finance
~genda Item -liquo r Outlet Calls
July 2, 1975
On November 18, 1974 the City Council r e quested a semi-
annual report on each liquor outlet within the City.
Attached is a report from Jack Clasby, Chief of Police,
which reflects the liquor outlet calls from November l, 1974 to June 24, 1975.
During the period a total o 63 calls were made o 16
liquor outle ts . Out of the 63 calls, 3 arrests were
made, and 5 were advised on signing complaint . A otal
of 10 bar checks wer conduc ed or conformance o loca
and State laws regula ing 1 censed liquor establish en
One violation was found for taying open pas o~rs 'or
t r ee weeks and th informa fo was ur ed ov r o
Co lorado liquor enforcemen .
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ARNIE'S
l-1-75
1-11-75
2-1-75
3-11-75
3-15-75
3-16-75
3-30-75
-30-75
4-27-75
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Director of Finance
Robert Morgan
Acting Chief of Police
June 24, 1975
LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS FROM 11-1 -74 TO DATE
Escort dru ho
Figh
Man with switchb l ade
Pending disturbance
Unwanted drun fe a le
Drunk party involved in a
fight at Arn ie's wa s aken
home froM Swedish Hospi tal
Unfounded cal 1
Parties escorted fro bar
Parties departed prior to
arrival of of leers
Unwant d party Party as ed to move to the
other end of th bar so he
wouldn' bother o er pa ron
Drun Party plac d 1 c s od
0 s turt>anc
d par y Party ta n h an d
Bar t dtsh
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1-23-75
2-25-5
3-27-75
4-15-75
5-7-75
5-20-5
5-20-75
5-21-75
-CAS UAL LOU. GE
12-10-74
12-15-74
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Possible head injury
Stolen vehicle
Pending disturbance
Disturbance
Fight
Disturbance
Drun subject
Possible gunshots
Routf c ec
Routf chec
3-2-5 Of sturba c
Drunk female fell and hi her
head. Rescue responded -not
transported to the hospital
Reporting party too drunk o
remember whe re he parred his
car
Subject advised to leave
Infonnation taken on earlier
disturbance. Place on extra
watch
Advised parties o how to sign
coriilaints with the cou r
i fe removing hu sban d ro bar
Party alleged he had bee given
soriethfng by the parties e had
be n drinking with. e wa
ta en to Swedis and l ater
r e sed
Party cf ted for f1 r or s and
disturbance
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GREEK VILLAGE
12-20-74
GROUND ROUND
12-21 -74
1-5-75
HAMPDEN WEST
12-10-74
1-25-75
HILDA 'S
12-13-74
12-14-74
1-11-75
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4-5-75
4-10-75
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Unwanted drunk
Customer dispute
Ucwanted drunk
Customer dispute
Unwanted party
Suspicious co tainer
Possible heft
C c 1 quor license
Fi
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Party paid bil l . Was tak en
home vi a cab
Party transported home
One adult male arrested
Party transported ome
Party returned after hav i g
been asked to leave. He as
given the choice of leavin g
and staying away or ja11
Party reMOve d and taken ome
o proble
No theft. h ever, off CHS
did remove tear gas u
repor ng party
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12-14-74
12-26-74
1-19-75
1-25-75
2-1-75
4-3-75
4-3-75
6-13-75
OS PANCHO'S
12-8-74
12-22-74
11 -1-74
12 -1 0-74
2-2 1-74
12-2-74
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Underage drinking
Underage drinking
Fight
Two unwanted parties
Dj sturbance
Bar check
Bar chec
Fi !Jht
Possible liquor code violation
Bar chec or poss i bl
iq or co vlola lo
Unatt nded Juve fl
F
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Gone upon arrival of officers
All parties chec ed okay
Persons without proper
identification asked to l eave
Fight over upon arri al of
officers
Parties agreed to leave
Parties gone upon arrival of
officers
Everything checked okay
No problems
Fight broke up upon arriva l
of officers
The bar still had a larger
of patrons at 3:00 A ..
advf sed they w re se v
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One male arrested when he
atte~ted to assault officer 1-17-75 Subject with possible weapon No weapon found
2-22-75 Dispute Civil prob 1 em
3-14 -75 Fight
Disturbance over before
officers arrived
4-13-75 Unwanted party Party escorted from bar
4-20-75 Threats
Subject advised how to sign
a complaint at city hall
5-3-5 Liquor law violation, Parties checked and had underage drf nke rs valid identification
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MEMORANDUM ~' TO : Andy Mccown, tty Manager
FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Asslstant City Manager
Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities
DATE: June 26, 1975
SUBJECT: -SEWER FUND ANALYSIS
At the last Council m ting, a question was raised as to the effects of
the lack of tap fees 1n the Sewer Fund. Tb re are factor 1n the fund
which affect both th revenue and expenditure side of the situation. It
would appear at this time that th factors are offsetting and th ftnanclal
stability of the fund is good through 1976.
A more detailed analysis of the fund is being done a thle tlm due to th
preparation of the 1976 Budget. A comple ftnanclal picture ill b
availabl In August for that purpo e.
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JRISWELL. PATTERSON & BALLANTINE
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June 1 9 , 1975
J U ~ i:) 1975
CITY MAt;;.1,,U~ ::, OFFICE
f Nf"l WOO D
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Parks Director
FROM: John A. Criswell
SUBJECT: Status report on River Redevelopment Acquisition
Program
This will constitute a status r port on the above r.'a er of
ac ivities which have taken place since the adoption b y the City
of Englewood and the City of Sheridan of the reso lutions per-
taining hereto.
First, hrough a mix-up i n the mails, I did not rece ive a
copy o th r solutions invo lved until thew k of June 2, 1975,
and s unable to contact any of the owne rs until the w ek of
June 9, 1975. In vi w of th fa ct that th S h~r idan rcsolu ion
dop d on May 13 and the Englewood resolu ion ed
ay 19, and that ach of the resolutions provi d
pt to reach ag r ~ent with the owners of Pare
wi hin h;, i111 p iod, thos re lu i y
h 12th and/or 1 8 h wi hin which to att
with tho e own rs .
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June 19, 1975
As to the other two parcels which the resolutions directed
that agreement be reached upon within 30 days (i.e., Parcel 4b
(\·ii nslow) and Parcel 5 (Botkins)), I met with representatives
of these two owners on June 19. The attorneys representing
these two owners also represent the owners of Parcel 4a (Winslow)
and Parcel 7 (ltotor Crane), which the resolutions directeC. that
agreement be reached upon within 90 days.
With respect to Parcel 5 (Botkins), I was assured that a
final offer frorn the landowner would be presented to us not
later than the end of the week of June 2 3. While this is
approximately one -we ek later than the Englewood resolution set,
I respectfully request that eminent domain proceedings not be
instituted until we have received that offer since the insti-
tution of such eminent domain proceetlings may not be necessary.
Likewise, since the ownershio of Parcel 4b is the sane as
the ownership of Parcel 4a and those owners are affiliated \1i h
the owner of Parcel 7 (Motor Crane) , the discussions relating
thereto involved a "package" transaction, which would affect
all of those parcels, as well as Parcel B, which is the Englewood
leased ground. Again, I was given as surance that an offer con-
taining at least the general concepts of such "package" acquisi-
tion woul d be presented to us so~eti~e next week. Again,
therefore, I recommend against the institution of eminent domain
proceedings until we have received that offer and have hi:td an
opportunity to consider it.
Upon receipt of those o ffe rs, I shall report thereon to
Council and seek direction and advice from it at that tiMe.
JAC/sg
cc: Gary
City
City
Hemriinger, Esq.
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fo CRICWF.1.L, P TTERSO.
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June JO, 1975
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TO : Mayo r, City Council, Cit
Parks Director
·~ I I r ' ~ " ~anaqer, Cit_ Attor n ey en d
FRO John A. CriswPll
UBJECT: Updated status report on Ri vPr ~ dev elo m<>n
Program cquis1tion
This l e <>r will serv to " d a t " mv lat" 1975. rP ort of Jun 19 ,
ThPrP ore ,
pro c edinq~
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Th j e 3 p are 16, Pl s ~ P
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For reasons ~1 h c>i I will not now detail, it is my view t at,
in ord r to ascer a1n the value of Parcels 4a, 4b anc 7, or any of
'lem, it ·,. i 11 b<> fir -~ necessary to de .cr.,j n • ·i-ir ~h ,, ~ or not t'iese
owners have a valid ] case covering Parc<>l 8. l ase i!" re-
sently valid, here is lit lP likelihood of einq ~b e to
"rescind" that lca~P "; ordeY to u ili~P t c ~ : •hi~ p~o~ac
without pa ing comp.en -i ion th rcfor. rurth<>rrn<'r •, sine" i c
l ;>sed ground is b i IHl used in c njunc io wi h o• h •r qround o~med
by the sam owne ::>, i co ld logically be l'lain ai el h ~h •
acqui .• ition by h C"Ly f n• one, or, l hr" , o' oh r
reel~ would danage P 0 remaind<>r", i.e. would dar e'~
U"e of h lc?r d pr mi
For t is r a~on, I thin~ 1 is "n
arly Judicial d _lerriination b<> obta"ned
valid, or .o~, ana, i so, the riqh~s o
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fllOM: Kells Waggoner
IUl.llCT1 BANNOCK & KENYON INTERSECTION
This office has received several calls with reference to
the reversal.of the stop sign at s . Bannock and w. Kenyon.
As you will recall, Kenyon previously stopped for Bannock
traffic, and due to the confusion being caused on Kenyon,
and the sight-distance situation and traffic accidents
on Bannock, we felt that a reversal of the stop sign or
a semi-actuated traffic signal would be the solution to
thes problems. As we are short of funds, the reversal
of he stop sign seemed more appropriate.
I am attaching hereto a memo from Brooks Taylor, Traffic
Engineer, dated June 30, which relates some of the considera-
ions taken into account and the process by which we reversed
the stop sign. The memo also includes a later traf ic count
which still shows that Kenyon carries more traffic than
Bannock1 and we still feel that, in lieu of a signal instal-
la tion at n approximate cost of $7,800, the reversa l of
th top sign was he appropriate measure o b tak n.
Sincerely,
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Dir ctor of Public orks
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INTERSE CTION OF S. BANNOCK & W. KENYON
June 30, 19 75
A survey consisting of a volume count and yearly accident
rate was cqnducted by request at the subject intersection.
This occurred the first part of May, and the result s were as
follows:
The traffic count showed Kenyon to be near ly twice
the volume of Bannock.
A serious traffic hazard ex i sted for eastbound Kenyon
raffic at the Bann ock intersection. Th e view obs ruc-
tion caused by the parked cars on the wes t side of
Bannock, and the incline of Bannock to the north, made i.
impossible for a driver to obse rve traffic approachin q
from he north.
An analysis of accidents showed only four of the typ
which cou ld possibly have been prevented by signali za tion.
Parking on the west side of Bannock would have h d t o
b remov d at least 150' to 200' northward of the
intersection, and thi would have impos d a hardsh i p o
t h r sid nts of th rea.
Th possible influx in tr f fic along Kenyon w a a au d
to b partially caua d by h construction wor alo g
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7-8 a.m.
8-9 a.m.
9-10 a.m.
10-11 a.m.
11-12 noon
12-1 p.m.
1-2 p.111.
2-3 p.m.
3-4 p.m.
4-5 p.m.
5-6 p.m.
Kenyon
238
147
115
201
290
277
276
321
311
364
410
Totals 7 a.m. to 6 pm. 2950
June 26, 1975
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Bannock
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85
120
112
137
155
173
164
218
259
291
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REGULAR MEETING
June 17 , 1975
Member s Present: Full rton, Hayes, Ullery, Jones, Bab cock and Schnack nb rg
Memb r s Ab sent : Sov rn and Taylor
Al so Pre s nt: C.B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
The Board me tin con ist d of a drivin g tour of th anita
and of th Dcpartm nt~s major water and sewe r faciliti s.
Kr. Carroll distribut
m ting wa to b
rccotm1 ndations.
in th Library Conf r
I. REQUEST FO PERKISSIO TO USE THE CITY DITCH RIGKT·O • AY.
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Kr. Carroll present d a r quest fr
En l wood, for permi ion to us th
Kan fi ld.
Kr. Robert W bst r, Scoutma tr of Troop 2 3 ,
City Ditch ri ht·of·way, b tw en Bellevi and
ar organlzin an hi toric trail in the ar a under th approval of th
Bi·C ntennial Col!IDitt~ and they th trail by fillin
w ds and over·hanging uld al o mark th rail
av s pav d 1urCac 1 by placin
Mr. Schnac
Mr. H nd to Coun 11 th
th appropriat • r n•
s1 from liability.
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OR RECOMME DATlON OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SE WER BOARD
DATE: JUNE 17, 19 7 5
SUBJECT: Request for P rmis sion to U th City Di ch Ri ht-of-way.
RECOMME DA TlON : Thal Coun il grant s~out Troop 263 permission to use the
City Di tch right-of-way as an historic trail by way of th
appropriate a reem nl wh ich \>'ould hold th City harmle s
from 1!abi11 ty.
t pc ct fu lJy ub. itt d,
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DA TE : June 17, 1975
SUBJECT: Amendment of the Comprehens ive Zoning Ord i nance
RECOMMENDATION :
Jones moved :
Wad e seconded : ni.e Planning Commis sion recommend to City
Council the approval o f the proposed amend-
me nts to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance as set forth i n
DRAF T V , d a t e d June 3 , 1975, the proposed amendments being
t h e R-2 Me dium De n si t y Dist r ict , and the R-3 Hi gh Den sity
D1 s tr i t .
AYES : mith , Wad , Bro wn , Jone , Jo t·ge nson , Mart i n, Pa rker,
Pi rson
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ABSENT: Tangu a
rh Motion carr1 d.
Re pcctlully submitt d,
By Ord r of the ity Pl.nn1ng
:ind Zon1n ~ ommissio n .
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TO THE R-2 and R-3 SECT IONS OF THE
COMPREHENSIV E ZONING ORDINANCE
llulti-faaily v lo tandard
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One of the goals of the citizens of Englewood la to
encouraae a variety of housing to meet the needs of the differ-
iq inccme levels and the varying family structures by eapbaa-
lzina quality of development through the use of innovative and
well-deaisned developmental procedures.
Thia District provides essentially for a transition
traa ainale-faaily ar eas and •ediu•-high density two-faaily
areas to high density 11Ulti-faaily areas. The regulations tor
this Di•trict are designed to stabi lize and protect the essen-
tial characteristics of the District, to pr0110te and encourage
inaofar aa 1• co.patible with the intensity of land uee, a
.uitable envirOD11ent for family life and to prohibit activities
of a aeneral comaercial nature except certain Boae Occupations
controlled by specific limitations governing the •ize and ex-
tent of much non-residential activities. Thie Di•trict is
protected aaainst encroachment of general co.1tercial or indu•-
trial u• .. while the regulations perait development con•i•tent
with tbe concentration o f persona and land valuation in the
area.
a. IU'Dlftentary reculatione. The provieion• found in
tbia lone b itrict aball bo subject to the requir .. enta and
•tandard8 fwnd in 122.5, Suppl-entary Replation•, unleaa
otberwi•e pro.ided for in thi Ordinance or an aaendllent
her.to .
b. Penaitted principal u e •
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
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(2)
(3)
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lincl• faaily dw lling.
Two-faaily dwellina, with at least one part7
wall and und r a c~n roof.
lti-faaily d llinc• not ezceedina 14 units
per acr • Plann d Development appro.al is ..._..ired
.. Ucioua in itutiona. /for our or .ore unit
lducational i titutiona.
PUblic faciliti (.Aan'd. by Ord. 1'o . 3&,
leri Of 1971 )
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a of lot.
111 ••••••••••••••••• ,000 ... ft .
111 •••••• ' ••••••••••••• '000 ... ft.
1 unit •••••••••••••••••• 3 • 000 sq . ft.
Ord. o. 3~. ri • of 1 Tl)
nt r• ••••....•••.••••..•.••• e, 000 llCl . ft •
rai us a ••••••••••••• 42,000 sq . ft .
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All peraitted principal uses ••••••••••••• 25 feet
n. Miniaua off-street parking.
(See f22.5-5) (Amn'd. by Ord. No. 34, Series of
1971)
o. Acceaaory buildings and permitted accessory ueea.
(In addition to the following, see SUpplement&I')'
Regulations )
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(1) ~ivate garages and carports. Private garace•
and carports designed or used for the atorace
or shelter of vehicles owned or operated by
the occupants of the principal building;
however, c01111ercial vehicles shall be liaited
to three-quarter (3/4) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maxiaum height --1-1/2 atory ••.•••• lS f .. t
(b) Minimum front yard, see SUpplementary
Regulatiou.
(c) Side yard •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 fHt
if detached and on rear one-third (1/3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard --if enter froa front or
aide • • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 3 feet
If entering fro. alley •••••••••••••• 6 feet
(2) lloae occupation•. Occupation• cuatcmarily
incident to the principal UH u a r"idece
(not to include barber•, hairdreaaera, coa-
.. toloeiats, beauticiana) wben conducted in
th• a .. e dwelli provided that:
(a) It la operated 1n it• entirety wltbin tll
dwellinc unit and only by th• pereo or
peraona aaintalninc a dwelling unit tbe ... ia.
(b) No a siatant• ar .. ployed.
(c) Tbe hour• and the aanner of web UH aad
noiaea created thereby are not aucb
to int rfer with the peace, quiet or
di nity ot th• neichborhood and adjoini
properti
(d) Tb r •hall no advertiallis eac pt aa
l'llitt d be in.
(•) Tb• offic or tal•in • doe• not bn a
p rate out• d ntrance.
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122.t-a R-2 lledlua Density Realdence District
One of the goals of the citizens of Englewood is to
encourase a variety of housing to aeet the needs of the differ-
lDI inca.e levels and the varying f aaily structures by eapbas-
lzing quality of development through the use of innovative and
,,.11-deeigned developmental procedures.
Thia District provides essentially for a transition
froa ain1le-faaily are as and •ediu•-high denaity two-faaily
areas to high density aulti-faaily areas. The regulations for
tbia District are designed to stabilize and protect the eaaen-
tial characteristics of the District, to proaote and encourace
inaofar aa la compatible with the intensity of land uae, a
8Ultable environaent for family life and to prohibit activities
of a 1eneral CCJmlercial nature except certain Rome Occupation•
controlled by specific limitations governing the •ize and ex-
tent of .. ch non-residential activities. Thia Di•trlct ia
protected asainet encroachment of general comaercial or indua-
trial u• .. while the regulations permit development conaiatent
with tbe concentration of persons and land valuation in the area.
a. •eleaentary regulations. The provision• found in
tbia Zone b~trlct •hall be subject to the requir .. ent• and
atandarda found in 122.5, Suppl-entary Resulation•, unleaa
otberwtae prcwided for in this Ordinance or an aaendaent
hereto.
b. Peraitted principal uses.
(1)
(2)
(3)
<•> (5)
(6)
(7)
Sincle faally dwelling.
Two-fully dwellinc, witb at leaat one party
nll and under a c~n roof.
llulti-faaily d lllnca not eaceedinc 1• unit•
per acre. Planned Develos-ent apprcwal ia 1'84'1Uired
Relisioua inatitutiona. /for four or wiore uni•
lducatlonal inatitutlona.
Public facilities. (Aan'd. by Ord. llo. 36,
Serlea of 1971 )
Day Car c ntera.
c. !ini11U• area of lot.
(1)
(2)
(3)
<•> (&)
ingle-faaily d lli ••.••••••••••••• 1 ,000 aca . t.
Two-faaily d 111 ••••••••••••••.••••• ,000 aca. f.
a ch addition 1 unit •••••••••••••••••• 3,000 aq . f •
(Aan'd. by Ord. o. 3~, rt .. of 1171)
Da y Car c nt ra •• • •. • • • • • •. • •.•.••••.I' 000 aq . ft•
All other rattt du a ••••••••••••• •2,000 aq . ft .
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(1) Single-family dwelling •.••••.•.••••• 850 sq. ft.
(2) Two or more-family dw ellings:
effic i ncy an j/or one bed room •.•• 650 sq. ft.
two bedroom unit ••.•.••••••••••• 750 sq. ft.
thre bedroom unit ••...••••••••• 950 sq. ft.
each addi ional bedroom ••••.•••• 110 sq. ft.
e. Maximum percentage of lot coverage.
llaxi11U11 percentage of lot coverage •••••••••••••• 3(11
(Covered parking f cilit ies including carports
and garages are not consi dered as lot coverage.)
t. Mini11U11 useable op n space.
lini11Ua uaeable op n spac •••.•••••••••••••••••• &OI
40 ~ of wh ich shall be in the required front yard
1. liniaua landscaping.
liniaua land caping. • . . • • • • . • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15'
b. Utilities.
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11Ust be plac d underground. in new develos-ent•
Ol lot.
(1)
(2) • • • . • • • • . • • • • • 50
(3)
(4)
(5)
Principal bu ld1n 2-l/2 a Ori • •••• 25 f t
All pe d 1 ua ••.•....•••.• 25 t
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All peraitted principal uses •••••.••••••• 25 feet
n. •iniaua off-street parking .
(See 122,5-5) (Amn'd. by Ord. No. 34, Series of 1971)
o. Acceaaory buildings and peraitted acce!!Ort ua ...
(In addition to the following, see Supplflllent&r)' Reculattons )
(1) Private garages and carports. Private garq ..
and carports designed or used for tbe atorqe
or shelter of vehicles owned or operated by
tbe occupants of the principal building;
however, COllllercial vehicles shall be liaited
to three-quarter (3/4) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maxiaum height --1-1/2 atory ••••••• 15 feet
(b) Mini111Um front yard, see Supplementary Regula ti ODS,
(c) Side yard • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 feet
if detached and on rear one-tbird (1/3) Of lot.
(d) Rear yard --if enter from front or
aide • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 feet
If entering froa alley •••••••••••••• 8 f .. t
(2) 8a.e occupations. Occupations cuato.&rily
incident to the principal u .. aa a residence
(not to include barbers, hairdreaaera, coe-
.. tolotrhta , beauticiana) wben conducted in
tbe .... chr llinc provided tbat :
(a) It ia operated in ita entirety Within tbe
lling untt and only by tbe pereon or
perao aai ntaini a chrellins unit tberetn.
(b)
(c)
(d)
(•)
o a •iatanta ar ployed.
h<*ra and the aanner of aucb u .. aad
th reby are not c
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aore than twenty (20) percent of the
gross floor area in the dwelling unit,
but in any event, not more than three
hundred (300) square feet; provided,
however, that this does not apply to
foster family care.
(g) The use of electric aotors is liaited
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(3) horsepower and no single unit over one
and one-half (l-1/2) horsepower.
p. Otber .eroyiaions and requireaents.
(1) Ko atructure or vehicle on the .... lot wt.th
the principal dwelling shall be uaed for r .. i-
dence purposes.
(2) Two units must have at least one partJ wall and
a c~on roof.
(3) Ko use shall be peraitted within the Diatrict
wbicb, by emitting an obnoxious or danseroua
decree of beat, glare, odor, radiation, or
fuaes or undue or excessive noise beyond any
boundary line of th lot upon which the uae
ia located, would becc:ae a nuiaance to other
•alidly existing use in the area.
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It is a goal of the citizens o f EnglewOOd to encourage a
variety of housing to meet the needs o f the differing income
levels and the varying family structures by emphasizing quality
ot development t h rough the use of new deve lopmental procedures
tbat Will encourage innovative well-de igned developments.
It is inherent in thi goal that the fol lowing be con-sidered:
1. A development plan should be su bmitted for all devel-opment s.
2. New high-density resid nt ial pro jects should be sen-
sitized to the character of adjacent development .
The siting o f vertical structures should respect the
topographic featur s of the land.
3, High-den ity r idential development should be
located on land par cel of sufficient size to en-
aur proper sit d ign, identity, and to warrant
th in tallation of desirable am n ities .
4. Wbere po ibl , h vi w of the ountains 8bould be preserved and enbanc d.
Tbe d of high-density reaidentlal
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(8)
(7)
(8)
Any use J>el'lllitted in R-2 Zone Di•trtct. .llulti-f&mily dwellings.
(Amn'd. by Ord. No. 35, Series of 1971)
(a) Not to exceed forty units per acre, ezcept as provided in §22.4~d.
(b) Planned development approval ta requ1rec1
for all multi-faatly dwelltna Ullite.
Hospital and clinics, but not an1aa1 boepttal• or clinics ,
Retir en or senior citizen boustnc, reat h<>11es, and nursing h<>11es. .
Professional offices in wbicb chattel• or sooele,
wares or erchandise are not com.erciall7 crea ted or sold.
Educational institution•.
Religious in titution •
Public fac1litie
c. 111n~ area of lot.
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(2)
(3)
(4)
Single-faaily dwellings •••••••••••• 8,ooo eq. ft.
llediu• density dwellings ••••••••••• (Bee a-2 lection)
llilti-f&aaily dw llinga ••••••••••••• 42,ooo eq. ft. Educational institutions, relisiou•
iD8titution•, public facilitie• •••• 42,oOO aq. ft.
(5)
(1 net acre) All otb r P9raitted principal
U• a ••• , •.••...•• , ••• , •• , • .••••• • •• 24 , 000 8q • ft •
d. hnatttec1 density bonu• •Ht
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(2)
Bonu• for •ite ••• blace:
111ni.,. lot area ••••••••.•••••••••• 42,oOO eq. ft.
Pen.it ed denai y •••..•••..•• 40 d.u./Det acre
Bonu• for incr Ued lot ..._bl7... 2 d.u. for •acb
floor area •
Mldtt1-.1 1,000
8Cl. ft. .....bled. wi h bollU .......... 70 d.u./Det acre
•............. SO ec . It. u, 1u.._.:
Ji ••.•••..• 850 eq. ft • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1ao ca. tt.
it •.•••••.••••••••••.. 150 eq. ft.
dr •••• , • . • . •••• 110 • ft.
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Maxiaum percentage of lot coverage ••••••••••••••• 3SI (Parking structures, garages, carports are not included in lot coverage .)
s. Miniaua useable open space,
Min iaua useable open space ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2SI
(A covered parki ng structure with landscaping on top aay be included a s open space.)
b. Miniaua landsc api ng.
Miniaia landscaping •••.•.• 251 ot tbe total lot area.
Hot less than 40. ot the landscapiq aball be in the front yard.
i. Utilities .
Utilities ervtc to bu ildinv~ in new developaenta auat be placed under round.
j. Mint-. frontage of lot.
(1) Single-faaily dw lling •••••••••••••••••••••• 50 tt.
(2) diu d natty dw lling (See a-2
Diatrict
letulattou. (3) All other PGrattted Principal ueea •••••••••• Kone
It. llutaua beicbt ot bu11dift4.
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(3)
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and diua denatty chrelliD&'• •••••••
2 -1/2 •tortes ••••••••••••••••• 25 ft,
1 t d principal ue • ••••••• five (S)
a.rd n 1 v 1, bu not btsber tbaa
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• • • • .. • • • • • • It • • • • • ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 ft •
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(1) All peraitted principal uee• ••••••••••••••• 25 ft.
o. •inimua off-•treet parking.
(See 122.5-5) (Amn'd. by Ord. Ko. 34, Seriee
of 1971)
p. IU.nimua off-street loadinc requir .. enta.
(See Buppleaentary Reirulation•)
q. Acc~rr buildings and P'l'9itted acceeeorz ......
(1) Private garaces or carport•. Pri.ate car .. •
or carports desisned or ueed for tbe •tor .. •
of aotor vehicles owned or operated b7 the
occupants of the principal buildins; boweYer,
COllaercial vehicle• shall be liaited to a
three-quartPr (3/4 ) ton carryinc capacity.
(2)
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(a) Maaiaua heisbt, •incle-faaily or .adiua
density ••••••. 1-1/2 story ••••••••.•••• l& ft.
Bigb denaity dwellince •• 3 atori ........ 3& ft.
(b) Miniau• front yard •••••• 8" 8uppl ... ntary
Regulation .
(c) Side yard • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 ft.
if detached and on rear one-third (1/3) of
lot.
(d) Rear y ard • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 ft.
-c rcial par i lote.
a.quir d parki aay be prodded rithlll 400 f"t
of th pro rt-y, either within tb• .... district
or within a district icb penait• noo-ccme1rcial
parldnc lots. cb parkiDC lot aay be aaiDtained
lo aa principal penaitted u•• i• •lntalned.
r.ric unit or f cili 1••·
i liti or unit• .uc aa, but not
r r sbopa, beauty a.hope, sU ope,
dini faciliti .. and day care cen-
1'1lit d tor tb• con• ni•nc of tb•
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Solar and wind exposure.
Tall etructures located adjacent to aajor open •pace•
•bould be •ited to inaure aaxi11Ua sunlight on tbe
open apaces during the winter aontbe.
ft• sroupins of tall buildings should be sited to
allow for proper air circulation.
Tall buildinca ebould be sited upon tbe north atde
of ped"trian epacea to provide protection fraa
winter •torila. .
Wind breU. web u tree groupins• ebould be prcwtded
ln all aajor open spaces.
Plaatlgc.
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Plant aatertala should be •elected fraa •artett .. aad
apeclM that are accliaated for apectal cliaattc condi-
tloaa fOUDd within the EnalMrOOct area. Attenttoa abould
be sl••n to tbe aize and character of aateriala wtaicb
will produce the deaired l.&ndacaped effect. ProYt.aioea
abo.ald be aade for irrigation and feedinc ayet ... aad
plac .. nt for proper aaintenance and protection to iamre
aature srowtb of the plants.
(a) Plant aateriala abould be arransed tn a aaaner to
caapl-nt the architectural quality of plaa areaa.
(b) Dectdaoua tr... abould be uaed tn plaza areu to
allow M&nligbt during tbe winter aontba.
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(b)
Parkias areaa abould be acreened fraa publlc •i"
b7 ludecapinc.
Tb• UH of beraa ahould be eacourased alone tbe aajor
•treet •1•t-to coapl-ent tbe plantins effect and to
proYtde a protective aeparation and .cr .. nias deYlce
bet n peel trian and v bicle.
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Bulldii: area: That portion of the lot that is occupied bJ
the pr nclpai and accessory buildings.
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Bulldi~, beipt of: The vertical dhtance aeaeured fraa the
adjolnlig curb level to the highest point of ceiling of the top
story in the case of a flat roof ; to the deck line of a aaneard
roof; and to the top of the bigheat point of a gable, hip, or
1aabrel roof; providing, however, that where buildiqa are aet
back fraa the atreet line , the h e ight of the building aay be
.. ..ured fro. the average elevation of the finiabed lot srade
alo .. the tr~t line of the building.
oa5 care center: An agency, organization, or individual pro-
d 1 .. day ti .. care of the or aore children not related bJ
blood or ..rriage to, or not the lecal warda or foeter children
of, the attendant adult. Care of two or aore children i• not
peraltted unl ... currently licenaed bJ the State.
°:ll!ft• two-taalb: A aingle buildiq wblcb bu a c~ l oa, c~ roof, and at least one party wall, and wbich
ia inteaded, or deaiped to be occupied , or wbicb i• occupied
bJ two (2) faalli• living independently of each other, aDd
wbicb buildiq baa not aore than two (2) kitcbeu, and not i ...
than (2) bathroaaa.
Sducatioeal iutitution : P\lblic acboola, parochial Khoola
lrreapectlve of denoialnation and havlq a couree of study
au._tantially equivalent to that of a public .cbool, private
acboola bavinc a course of atudy au._tantially equivalent to
that of a public acbool, collece• and unlveraiti .. , prof ... ioeal
ecboola, apecial acboola for the blind, handicapped, etc. Tlai•
ten llball DOt includ "t r ade or bua1DM8 .cboola" or "day
cupa".
Ploor area: Tb• ar a o f a buildi uured fraa the center
of tb• nha, but not 1ncl udl court a , open porcbff, 1arac•,
cellare , or .,..__nta , e t her finiabed or untinialaed.
LandacafiDI : Graaa , llbru
decoratv• aaterlal .
, t reee and v in•, witb other
lot a.r ic aay be
• Carport •, sar
luded ln lot ca.er •.
Lot line. front : Tb• ort t lot fron • •.
Of f ic!: A roca or ildi
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mn •rre: An unoccupied apace open to the •k)' OD the aw
ot Wit the building.
ParkiM •tructure: An accessory structure or a portion of a
•tructure peraitted as a Principal Use, deeiped for the park-
inc of 80tor Hlliclee belonging to the occupant• of tbe Prin-
cipal Vee and for their invitees. The tera 8hall include both
1UMlersround aDd abOYe sround rup ace••• or ..chant.cal acc ...
llU'kina etructuret1. The aide• of the above sround parkina
nracture 8ball ha•• not lea• than 50 per cent encio.ure.
Prof ... ional Office: The office of a person easqed iD UJ
occupation, vocation, or calling, not purelJ c~1rclal,
89Cbanical, or qricultural in which a profe••ed lmowleds• or
eklll in .aa9 departaent of science or learninc 1• u9ed ~ it•
practical application to the affairs of otbere, either advielnc
or SQidiq th• in eervinc their interest or .. 1fare throuch
the practice of an act founded thereon, euch u aedical doctore,
dentist•, attorn•1•-at-law, architects or encia .. re.
Y::able f::t•eac•: On site •pace which i• absent of UJ bulld-
DC or etru ure. Open apace could contain, but 1• not llaited
to tbe followt.ns: •idewalka, trelli•••, ewins•, arbors, -1-inc
pooh, teDDi• courts, and landecapinc. lurface parkina i• Dot
to be co•ldered u u•eable open •pace.
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R-2 District
Staff Report Re :
The repeal of Section 22.4 -5, R-2-A Residence District,
and Section 22.4-6, R-2-B Residence District in the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance , Ordinance No. 26, Serie of 1963, and enacting
in lieu thereof a new Section 22.4-5, R-2 Medium-Density Residence
District.
Date to be Considered:
June 3, 1975
Name of Applicant :
City of Englewood, Colorado.
Relation of Applicant to Reque t:
In response to a request by the City Council that the
Planning Commi sion r view the multi-family zone district regulations
in the Comprehensiv Zoning Ordinance and recommend neces ary
changes, the Plannin Commi ion r ated a Multi-family Development
Standard R vi Coanitte . Thi ommittee was appointed b e
it was con id rd important to hav input from citizen fro
beginning of th r vie proce 'lb Committee' sugge ted
vision of the t o-family zone di trict , R-2-A and R-2-B, 1
documented in th en lo ed report . The e propo ed regulation
are pr ent d for consideration a an amendment to the Comprehen iv
Zoning Ordinanc , r p alin th exi ting R-2-A and R-2-8 Zon
Di trict r ulat1on
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§22.4-5 d Minimum Floor area.
(2) Two or more faiiiT!'Y""dweITings:
Add EFFICIENCY UNIT .•.......•.....• 550
One Bedroom Unit •.•...............• 650
sq. ft.
q. ft.
§22 .4-5 f Minimum useable open spac •
Minimum useable open space ••.........•.•..•.•..• 50%
(50% of which shall be in the required front yard).
To be changed to read: "40% OF WHICH SHALL BE IN THE
REQUIRED FRONT YARD."
In order to impleme nt the reco111111endation of the
Multi-family Development Standards Review Committee, the staff
recommends that §22 .4-5, R-2-A Residence District, and §22.4-6 ,
R-2-B Residenc Di trict , of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinanc
be repealed.
1be staff recommends favorable consideration of the
proposed R-2 Medium-Density Residence Di trict for the fo llowing
reasons:
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'nle quality of some existing medium density residential
developm nts in the City c ould have been improved if
hi h r tandards and regulations for development were
exi ting prior to the construction of the e structures.
'nle propo ed R-2, Medium Den ity Residenc District
acknowl d thi problem and offer a number of r -
vi d r ulations in an att mpt to improve th quality
of d v lop nt in th m dium d n ity re id n c di tr ic t.
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the Planning Commission and the Department of Community Development
initiated the creation of a citizens committee to begin a compre-
hensive review of the multi-family zone districts in the Comprehen-
sive Zoning Ordinance: the R-2-A and R-2-B, Two-family Districts,
and the R-3-A and R-3-B, Multi-family Districts. It wa felt that
a citizens committ made up of people of differing occupations
ould provide for a review that would not reflect any particular
inte rest within the community ; but would reflect, as best as
po ible , the de ire of the whole community. The Multi-Family
Development Standards Revie Committee, as it came to be known,
was composed of d veloper , real estate agents, property owners,
an apartment house tenant, and at least two apartment house wners,
architects , engine r , a City Councilman, a housewife and member
of the League of Women Voters, a banker, and a member of the
Chamber of Commerce. The total number of people selected came to
fourteen. The average attendance throughout the fifteen meetings
that were held, worked out to be about seven participants. The
first meeting was on August 3, 1974, when Mr. James Keller was
elected as chairman, and Mr . George Allen was e lected as vice-
chairman.
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Department of Community Development Analysis:
Approximately 121 acres of land in the City of
Englewood is zoned R-2-A, Two-family Residence District, and
approximately 181 acres of land is zoned R-2-B, Two-family Resi-
dence District. The primary difference between these Districts
is that to build a duplex in the R-2-A Zone District, one must
have a minimum lot frontage of 75 feet and in the R-2-B Zone
District, one must have a minimum lot frontage of 50 feet. In
addition, in the R-2-B Zone District one can build an additional
unit for each additional 25 foot of lot frontage up to a maximum
lot frontage of 350 feet . If one could assemble a 350 foot site,
one could construct not more than 14 attached dwelling units. It
should be noted that this density remains the same as has been
permitted in the Two-family Residence District in Englewood since
1940; but it permit the units to be con tructed with the economy
of buildings under one roof and with party walls rather than, for
example , building seven two-family units side-by-side, each on a
50 foot frontage.
A surv y of the Land Use map show that there are
apparently only eleven two-family units constructed on 75 foot
or more frontag in the entire R-2-A Zone Di trict . Sine 1971,
there has be n only one (1) permit i su d in th R-2-A Zon
District for a two-family unit, thi wa at 3032-3 South Sh rman
Street .
Th r are , on th
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respect to the requirement for Planned Development approval and
the requirement for open space and landscaping.
In regard to the Planned Development approval require-
ment, it was the unanimous feeling a the Multi-Family Development
Standards Review Committee at the meeting on November 7, 1974,
that a development plan should not be required to be filed for a
development in the Medium Density District because it would have
a "d iscouraging effect on builders with regard to building three-
unit buildings." At the January 23, 1975, meeting, however, the
subject was raised again and the provision to require a Planned
Development for three or more units was reinserted by a 4-2 vote.
It is the opinion of the staff that a requirement for
PD approval for three or more units is inhibitive. The staff
feels that this would have the effect of discouraging developers
from constructing tri-plexes at a time when the School Board, at
least, is most anxious to bring additional families to our community.
The staff recognizes the reasoning behind the proposal and agrees
that developments of a den ity which will have considerable impact
on a neighborhood should be carefully planned . The staff i of
the opinion that thr e unit on a 9,000 quar foot lot would not
have a negativ impact in a t o-amily area, and ugge t that
four or more unit b required to h v Plann d Developm nt approval.
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Recognizing an increase in the number of mothers
entering the working force, and the ne e d for day care facilities,
Day Care Centers were included as a Permitted Principal Use rather
than as a "Conditional Use ."
The minimum floor area requirement is a combination
of the R-2-A and R-2-B Districts, and also goes on to specify floor
area minimums according to the number of bedrooms .
Maximum percentage of lot coverage is the same, except
that covered parking facilitie and garages are not to be included
as lot coverage. 'Ibey are presently, and it is felt that this has
dis c ouraged the construction of covered parking in some instances.
Minimum useable open space, minimum landscaping, and
underg round utilities are ne requirements added in an effort to
improve the livab ility quality o f the dweJ)ings .
Under the provision for accessory buildings and perai tted
a ccessory uses, a minimum setback of six (6) feet for a garage
entered from the alley i i ncluded in order to provide easier
a ces to the garage .
One ma jor change in the propo ed R-2 District would
r quire public f ac ilities, educational and religious institutions
to have a minimum lot area of 42,000 sq. ft., increased from
th pre ent 12,000 q . f t.
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3.
4.
5.
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7.
"Dwelling, two-family", has been modified to include
"at least one party wall".
"Educational institutious" remains the same, except
for the deletion of the phrase " ••. and kindergartens
and day nurseries ." These are provided for under the
new definition of "day care center."
"Floor Area" was changed to mean that area measured
from the ce nter of the wall rather than the outside of
the wall.
''Lot coverage" has been amended to exclude carports,
garages, and parking structures as lot coverage.
"Lot line, front " wa simplified to mean the shortest
lot frontage.
An Environmental Guidelines section has been included
in an effort to encourage consideration of the effect the construction
will have on the neighborhood when planning the development. 'lbe
guidelines address thr e topics: "So lar and wind exposure",
"Planting", and "Parking".
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R-3 District
The repeal of §22.4-7, R-3-A, Multi-family Residence
District, and §22.4-, R-3-B, Multi-family Residence District
of the Compr he n ive Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No . 26, Series
of 1963, and ena ting in lieu thereof a new §22.4-6, R-3 High
Den ity Residenc District.
Date to be Considered:
June 3, 1975
ame of Applicant:
City of Englewood, Colorado
Relation of Applicant to Request:
In re ponse to a reque t by the City Council to th
Plann i ng Commis ion that the Commi ion review the mu l ti-family
zone di trict of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, th
tulti-Family D velopment Standard Review Committee a created .
By g tt 1 n r i tiz n input f rom the beginning o f this review , i t
hop d that a mor objective report might b mad than i
we r pr par d b y th Commi ion and taff. 'lb committe '
ugg ted pro po al and r vi ion of th R-3-A and R-3-B ulti-
f a m1 ly l on Di trict ar docum nted in th enclo d r port
an ar to b ubmitt d to Public Haring on Jun 3, 1975 .
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2. As stated in §22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
the regulations established by this Ordinance may be
changed "whenever the public necessity, convenience,
health , safety, morals, general welfare, or good zoning
practi ce justifies such action ••. " It is the opinion
of the staff that most, if not all, of these considera-
tions are addressed in the suggested amendment to the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance as set forth in the
Committee's proposal.
The staff does recommend, however, that provision be
made for efficiency units by amending the proposed §22.4-6e(2)
by adding "Efficiency Unit .•.•. 550 square feet" before "One
b droom Unit .•... 650 quare feet." In addition, the staff
u gests that §22.4-6h should be amended to read: "Not less
than 40% of the landscaping shall be in the front yard" rather
than ''50%". If 25% of th total lot area is to be required
to be in landscaping, 50 ~ of th t 25% cannot be accommodated
in the proposed front yards ; 40% could be.
Background of the Committ
In
Stanl y H.
C ty Council'
Suggested Proposals:
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The City Council's charge of reviewing the multi-family
zone district standards and minimum requirements was discussed
at the first commit tee me eting. The discussion of th e problems
of the multi-family zone districts began at the first meeting
and continued throughout most of the succeeding meetings.
R cur ring throughout the discuss i ons were the problems
o f poor site planning, the lack of amenities , the overabundance
o f three-story walkups and one-bedroom units, and the lack of
f amily sized units; the unscreened and extensively asphalted
parking areas, and the lack of landscaping around developments
were also of concern.
It was these types o f problems that came forth in the
m ting and which motivated and also guided the committee in
recommending changes and modification to the high-density
re idenc di tr1ct regulatio
After ix months of study and four draft revision ,
th committee developed their proposed regulations. It wa
d cid d by the ommittee to present their recommendations at
an informal , joint m eting of City Council and the Planning
Zanin Cammi ion. The joint meeting wa held on March 3 1 ,
1975. Aft r a thorough di cus ion of th recommendation , it
a ugge t d by member of the Council and the Cammi ion that
a Public Hearin on the recommendation hould be h ld b ore
th Pl nning and Zoning Commission a po sible.
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be carried out as proposed. The Planned Development process
also permits the City to require reasonable conditions upon
which the approval may be based . In effect, it is simil ar
to a covenant that runs with the property in relation to the
specific project that is approved.
2. The min imum lot area required in the present R-3-A
Zone District for a multi-family dwelling is 12,000 square
f e et, and in the R-3-B Zone District, a multi-family dwelling
c a n be constructed on a minimum site of 9,000 square feet. In
the proposed R-3 district, the minimum lot area has been in-
creased to 42 ,000 square feet for multi-family dwellings. nder
the present requirement of 9,000 and 12,000 square feet as the
minimum lot area, the minimum has too often become the maximum
and the kinds of multi-family dwellings that have been con-
structed hav e been lar ely three-tory walkups. Few amenities
have been provided and th r i little useable open space for
the resident . It wa becau e of the existence of the e kinds
of problem that the committee decided to increa e the minimum
lot area for multi-family d~ llings. By encouraging larger
development , i wa f lt that the developer could afford to
provid am n1tie , and in reality, would have to provid amenitie
in ord r to omp t with other larg multi-family development
in attractin t nant Th in r a ed minimum lot size wa 1 o
extend d to ducat1onal in t i tution , r ligious in titution ,
publi fa il1ti It hould b no d that the i ncr ased lot
ize h , chool and public buildings ould apply only
in th hi h d n l y d1 trict .
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R-3 District
suggests 650 s quare feet for a one-bedroom unit, 750 square
feet for a two-bedroom unit, 950 square feet for three-bedroom
unit , and 110 square feet for each additional bedroom . These
requi remen ts also comply with FHA standards. the staff i con-
cerned that no minimum floor area was established f or an
fficiency unit and, anticipating a problem in the future, is
.u ~ esting that we add efficiency unit to §22.4-6e , with a
rrL nimum floor area of 550 square feet.
Th fo urth major change as propo ed for R-3 zoning i
th addition of a provision wherein a density bonus system i
reated. Under the present Ordinan ce, limits to th den.ilY
of th apa rtment development are defined by the he ight and
parking requirements. However, in the propo ed R-3 require -
en , th permitted base den ity of 40 dw ll i ng unit p r
net acre c an be exceeded if the size of the lots is incr a ed
according to a formula of two (2) dwelling units for ach
additional 1,000 square feet assembled . The total maximum
den ity l not to exceed 70 dwelling unit per net acre. It
not
a . th thinking of the committee that p rmitting a bonu
d n ity gr at r than 40 dwellin unit per n t acr , but
xce din 70 dwelling unit per net a c r , would encour
acqu1 ition of larger it and that additional am niti
b provid d, inc rea ing th quality of d velopm nt.
th
would
A numb r of new provi ion
R-3 Di tr1 t, and some of th xi
r quireme nt were changed.
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The minimum front yard wa reduced from 25 ft. for
all structures regardless of h ight, to a schedule a cording
to the number of tories in the structure. This was done to
encourage f lex ibi lity in po itionin of the tructure on th
ite, and at the sam tim , to et a requirement for a minimW'I
~etback in relation to the height of building.
Under the a cc essory building and permitted acce ory
u e , provision was made for parking tructures to be a h igh
a three stories, or 35 fe t. The development of parking in
stru tu res, r athe r than pla ing parkin on large, open ac:flhal
area s, c ould then b encouraged.
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS
ZZ.4-5 AND ZZ.4-6 ENTITLED "R-Z-A AND R-Z-B RESIDENTS DIS-
TRICT", OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE (ORD! ANCE NO. Z6, SERIES 1963, AS AME DED)
WHEREIN SAID SECTIO S RELATE TO PERMITTED USES, MI !MUM LOT
AREA, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA, MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF LOT COVERAGE,
MINI MUM FRONTAGE OF LOTS , MINIMUM YARD REQUIREMENTS , HEIGHT
REQUIREME TS, ACCESSORY BUILD! GS, SIGNS AND CONDITIONAL USES.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections ZZ.4 -5 and ZZ.4-6 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963) are hereby
repealed and r enacted to read as follows:
ZZ.4-5 R-Z Medium Density Residence District
One of the goal of the citizens of Englewood is
to encourage a variety of housing to meet the needs of the
differing income levels and the varying family structures
by empha izing quality of development through the use of
innovative and well -designed de elopment 1 procedures.
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in this Zone District shall be sub)ect to the requirements
and standards found in 22.5, Supplementary Regulations,
unless otherwise provided for in this Ordinance or an amendment
hereto.
b. Permitted principal uses.
(1 ) Single family dwelling.
(2) Two -family dwelling, with at least one party
wall and under a common roof.
(3) Multi-family dwell i ng s not exceeding 14 units
per acre. Planned Development approval is required
for four or more units.
(4) Religious institutions.
(5) Educa tional institutions.
(6) Public facilities. (Amn'd. by Ord. o. 35 ,
Series of 1971)
(7) Day Care centers.
c. Minimum area of lot.
(1) Single-family dwelling ..................... 6,000
(2) Two-family dwelling ........................ 6,000
(3) Each additional unit ....................... 3,000
(Amn'd. by Ord. No. 35, Series of 1971)
(4) Day Care centers ........................... 6,000
(5) All other permitted u es .................. 42,000
d. Minimum floor area.
(1 ) Single-family dwelling ....................... 850
(2) Two or more -famil y dwellin s:
efficiency nd/or one bedroo ............ 650
two bedroom unit .......................•. 750
three bedroom uni ....................... 950
each ddi ion 1 bedroo .................. 110
M ximum p rcentage of lot cover g .
sq.
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sq.
sq.
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Minimum landscaping ................................ 15\
h. Utilities.
Utilities service to buildin s in new e•e lo pm nts
must be pl ac ed underground.
i. Minimum frontage of lot.
(1) . ingle family dwelling .................••.. SO f et
(2) Two-family dwelling ......................... SO fee
(3) Each add itional dw lling un1 t ............... 25 feet
(Amn'd. by Ord. No. 3S , erie of 19 1
(4) Day Care cen ters ............................ SO feet
(SJ All oth r permitted uses .........•......... 200 fee
J. Maximum height of bui ldin g.
Principal building --2 1/2 stories .............. S fe et
k. inimum fron vard.
11 permi t d prin ipal use~ ..................... ZS feet
1. tinimum ide ;ard.
(1) 'inglc f mil}'
(2) Two or
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(1) Private garages and carports. Private garages
and carports designed or used for the storage
or shelter of vehicles owned or operated by
the occupants of the principal building;
however, commercial vehicles shall be limited
to three-quarter (3/4) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maximum height --1-1/2 story .......... 15 feet
(b) Minimum front yard, see Supplementary
Regulations.
(c) Side yard .............................. 3 feet
if detached and on rear one-third (1/3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard --if enter from front or
side ................................... 3 f et
If entering from alley ................. 6 feet
(2) Home occupations. Occupations customarily
incident to the principal u e a a residence
(not to include barber , hairdresser , co -
metologists, beautician ) wh n conducted in
the same dwelling provided that:
(a) It i opera ed in i entriet wi hin he
dwelling unit and only by the p r on or
per ons maint ining a dwellin uni therein.
(b) o a i tants re employed.
(c)
(d ) no adverti in cept
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(1) No structure or vehicle on the same lot with
the principal dwelling shall be used for resi-
dence purposes.
(2) Two units must have at least one party wall and
a common roof.
(3) o use shall be permitted within the Distric
which, by emi ting an obnoxious or dangerous
de ree of heat, glare, odor, radiation, or
fumes or undue or exces iv noise beyond any
boundary line of the lot upon which the us
is located, would become a nuisance to other
validly isting uses in the area.
Published a Bill for an Ordin nee on the
d y of _______ , 19 5. ----
R d b title nd p s d on fin l readin on th
d }" of ______ , 1975.
of 1975,
Publi h d b
on h d
title a Ordinan e .o . _____ , Serie
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22.4-7 AND 22.4 -8 ENTITLED "R-3-A AND R-3-B MULTI-FAMILY
RESIDE CE DISTRICT", OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD COMPREH E SlVE
ZO I G ORDINANCE (O RDINA CE 0. Z6, SE RIES 1963, AS AMENDED)
WHERE I SAID SECT10. S RELATE TO PERMITTED USES, MI IMUM AREA
OF LOT , PERMITTED DE SITY BO US SYSTEM, MINI 1UM FLOOR AREA,
LOT COVERAGE, OPEN SPACE, LA DSCAPI G, UTILITIES , MI IMUM
FRO TAGE OF LOT, MAXIMU I HEIGHT OF BUILD! GS , MI IMUM YARD
AREAS, PERMITTED ACCE SORY USES AND ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDELINES.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 22.4-7 and 22.4-8 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (O rdinan ce No. 26, eries 196 ) are her by
repealed and reena c ed to read as follows:
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22.4 -6 R-3, High Density Residence District
inh rent in his oal h th ol lowin
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The R-3 District is composed of high-density residential
areas of the City, ordinarily located between single and two -
family residential areas and commercial areas, plus certain
open areas where similar development appears likely to occur.
The regulations for this District are designed to stabilize
and protect the essential characteristics of the District, to
promote and encourage, insofar as is compatible with the high
intensity of land use, suitable environment for family life,
and to permit certain professional uses of a character unlikely
to develop general concentration of traffic, crowds of people
and general outdoor advertising. To these ends, this District
is protected against encroachment of general industrial uses
and certain commercial uses while the regulations permit high
development consistent with the high concentration of persons
and land valuation. Residential types of structures as well
as various institutions are permitted, plus structures for
profes sional u es conforming to the pattern of the Distr ic t.
a.
this Zone
standards
otherwi se
thereto.
b.
Supplementary regulations. The provisions found in
D1str1ct sha 1 be subJect to the requirements and
found in 22.S, Supplementary Regulations, unless
provided for in this Ordinance or an amendment
Permitted principal uses.
(l) Any use permitted in R-2 Zone District.
(2) Multi -fami ly dwellings.
(A mn'd. by Ord. o. 35, Serie of 1971)
(a ) ot to exce d forty unit s per acr , except
as prov ided in 22.4-6d.
(b) Planned development approval i required
for all multi -family dwell1n unit .
(3) Hospi als and clinic , but not ni 1 ho pitals
or clinics.
( ) Retirement or enior ci ti zen hou in , re_t
ho e , nd nur ing homes.
S) e s1onal offices in which chat t els or ood ,
(6)
(7)
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(1) Single-family dwellings ........... 6,000 sq. ft.
(2) M dium density dwellings .......... (See R-2 Section)
(3) Multi-family dwellings ........... 42,000 sq. ft.
(4) Educational inst i tutions, religious
in titutions, public facilities .. 42,000 sq. ft.
(1 net acre) (5) All other permitted principal
uses ............................. 24 , 000 sq. ft.
d. Permitted density bonus ystem.
(1) Bonus for site assemblage:
Mi n imum lot area ................. 42,000 sq. ft.
Permitted base densi ........... 40 d.u./net acre
Bonus for increased lot as embly. 2 d.u. for each
additional 1,000
q. ft. assembled (2) Maximum density with bonuses ..... 0 d.u./ne acre
e. Minimum floor area.
g.
h.
(1) Single-family dwellings.......... 850 q. f .
(2) Medium den it and high-density dwellings:
Efficiency nd/or one bedroom ....... 650 sq. f .
Two bedroom unit .................... 750 q. f t.
Three bedroom unit .................. 950 q. f
E h ddi ion 1 edroom ...•......... 110 sq. f .
1 imum
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Utilities service to buildi n gs in new dev elopme nts
mu st be placed underground.
j. Minimum frontage of lot.
(1) Si ngle-family dwelling ..................... SO ft .
(2) Medium density dwelling (See R-2
District
Regulations.
(3) All other permitted prin ci pal uses......... one
k. Maximu m h ei ght of building.
ll) Si n gle-family and medium density dwellings ...... .
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1/2 s torie s ................. 25 ft.
(2) All o th er permitted principal uses ....... five (5)
s tories plus garden leve l, but not higher than
six y (60) feet. (Also see Supplemental Reg ula-
tions, 22.5-7.
1. Minimum front yard.
( 1) 11 permitted principal uses:
Up to three sto ries ........................ .
four or fiv torie ...................... .
More than five stories ..................... .
m. l1n1mum side yard.
15 ft.
20 ft.
s ft.
(1) in 1 -famil d welling ...................... 3 ft.
(Tot l 10' for bo h side )
(.) ~ d1um den it·........................ R-2 ection.
( ) Al 1 o her p r i d princip 1 u e .......... 1 S t.
n. r y rJ.
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ll) !'Ii
or
of
carport~. Private garages
n d or u. ed for the stor age
o~ned or operated by the
princi p 1 building; how ever,
icle. ~ all be limited to a
(3/4) t on carrying capacity.
co
(a)
(b) inimum front yard ..... See Supplementary
R gula i ons.
15 ft.
35 ft.
(c) Sid yard.............................. 3 ft.
if detached and on rear one -third (1 /3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard.............................. 3 ft.
(2) on-commercial parking lots.
Required parking may b provided within 400 feet
of the property, ei her within the same district
or within a district which permits non -c ommercial
parking lots. Such parking lot may be maintained
( )
c long a principal permitted use is maint ined.
units o r acili ie .
f cil itie
to, barber hops, beau
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1. olar and wind exposure.
Tall structures located adjacent to major open spaces
should be sited to insure maximum sunlight on the
open spaces duri ng the winter months.
The grouping of tall buildings should be sited to
allow for proper air circulation.
Tall buildings should be sited upon the north side
of pedestrian paces to provide protection from
winter storms.
Wind breaks uch as tree groupi ngs should be provided
in all major open space~.
2. Plan ing.
3.
Plant material should be elected from varieties and
spe ies that acclim ed for special climatic condi-
di tons found hin the Englewood area. ttention should
b given to ize and c h r cter of materials which
will produce the d ired l nd c ped effect. Provision
should be made for irr1 tion nd feeding systems and
placement for proper main en nee and protection to insure
mature growth of the plan
( ) Plan materi 1 should be arranged in a manner 0
complemen h arch it ctur 1 quality of plaz rea
(b) Deciduou ~ should be u ed in plaz are 0
allow unl i h dur1n the winter on h
P r in'.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the~~~~~
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
~~~day of , 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.~~~~~-
Series of 1975, on the day of , 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that th
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title as Ordinance o. , Serie of 1975
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A BILL FOR A ORDI ANCE AME DI G SECT IO 22. 8 ENTITLED
"DFFI ITIO s·;oF THE COMPREHE SIVI: ZONING ORDl 'ANCE (ORDINA CE
. O. 26 , SERIES OF 1963, AS AME DED) BY RE TSlKG AND AME,'DING
CERTAIN DEF! 'ITlONS CO 'TAI...,ED I'J SAID ECTIO . A. D ADDI G
NE~ DEFINITIONS THERETO.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 11 ORDAi ED BY THC CITY COUNCIL
OF THF ClTY OF E GLCl~OOD , COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sec tion 22.8 of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ord inance, being Ordinanc 'o . 2b, Series of 19b3 as amended
ntl tled "D fini ti ons' i herehy am nded 1 n par to read
as fr llows:
Build in
Th t por tion of the lo that is occupi d by
nJ ccc·_ory huilding .
v rtic 1 di~tance
he h1 he·t poin of
a flat roof, o the
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Floor area: The area of a building measured from the center
of the walls, but not including courts, open porches, garages,
cellars , or basements, whether fi nished or unfinished.
Lot coverage: That percenta ge of the lot area which may be
occupied by buildings and/or structures. Carports, garages
and parking structures shall not be included in lot coverage.
Lot line, front: The shortest lot frontage.
Section 2.
That Section 22.8 entitled "Defin i tions" of the
Comprehensive Zo ning Ordinance, being Ordinance No. 26,
Series of 1963 as amended, is hereby further amended by
adding the fo llowin g new definitions thereto :
Da~ care center: An agency, organiza tion, or individual pro -
vi ing day time care of five or more children not related by
blood or marriage to, or not the legal wards or foster children
of, the attendant adult. Care of two or more children is not
permitted unless currently licensed by the State.
Landsc in : Gra , shrubs, trees and vines, with other dec-
orative mat rial.
Office:
bu lnCS
room or building in which a per son tran acts his
or carrie on hi tated occupation.
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Useable open space: On site space which is absent of any build -
ing or s tructure. Open space could contain, but is not limited
to the following: sidewalks, trellises, swings, arbors,
swimming pools, tennis cour t s, and landscaping. Surface parking
is not to be considered as useable open space.
day of Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
1975. ~~~-
Read .by title and passed on final reading on the ~~~day of , 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.~~~~· Series
of 1975, on the~~-day of , 1975.
MAYOR
I ATTEST:
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e officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. J mes, do hereby certify th t the
hove nd foregoing is a rue, accur te nd complete copy
of the Ordin nee, pa d on final re ding and publi hed
by title Ordin nc o. rie of 1975.
ex o 1ty Clnl ·Tr ur r
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KEMORANDUM TO 1llE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: June 17, 1975
SUBJECT : Propo sed Ordinance re : Moveaent and Deinolition
of Structures.
RECOMMENDATJ ON :
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Parker moved : Wade seconded: DraJt v , dated June 11, 1975, of the proposed
ordinance on Movement and Demolition of
Structures be recommended to City Council for
approval .
AYES : Pierson, Smith, Wade, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin,
Park er
NAYS : Non
ABSENT : Tan uma
The motion c11rriNi .
Re spectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning ommission .
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PROPOSED ORDINANCE :
Mov e m nt & Demolition
of Structures
Sta ff Report Re :
o v ment or Demolition of Structures. Pr opo~ed
revision of •he existing Title III, Chapter 8 , Engl wood
,uni~ipal Code ( toving & Wrecki n g).
na t to bP Consid red :
June 3, 1975.
ame of Applica nt :
City Planni n g and Zo ni n g Comm ission of the City CH
Englew ood .
Relation of Applica nt to Request:
Th City Planning and Zoning Commis
revision of th Englewood tunicipal Cod on
City f Englewood.
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ty Planning and Zon i n g Commi
xi ting Titl III , Chapt r
and the sub t i tution of
mor ad quat l ov r th
in En g l wo d.
t1on t rom th
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w s ion with
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3. It is to the best int rest of
the controls set forth in th
the mov ing and demolit1on of
uch ·rmtrol , thes act s can
to the public .
PROPOSED ORDINANCE:
Movement & Demolition
of Structures
the c ommunity to place
proposed ordinan e upon
tru r tures be ca use without
b unsafe and hazardous
Dac kground of Previou City Action R lating to the Request :
The D partm nt of Community Development has found the
exi st1ng section of the E n glewood Municipal Code pertaining to
the moving a nd wrecking ot structur to b inadequate for
regulating t h d1 p s 1t1on of stru t ures to be moved or dP-
molished, and more importantly, to regulate the relocation of
structures onto a ile in Englewood .
A proposed 11 t of rev1s ions was submitted to the
Planning and Zoning mm1 s1on on January 7, 1975 f or co n idera-
t1 on and d i cuss1on. Conce rn about th setting of fee amounts
and propo ed insuran wa expr ssed at that meet i n Further
study was propo and contn t with Hou e lover and Wr c ker
for their input t d .
on n w con ru
, and 11<h th r th
th prop rty
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Ernie Ryberg
Rte 1 , Box 195
Brighton, Colorado 80601
A-1 Demo l i tion and Excavation
2515 Wes t Colfax Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80204
Acm Wr ecking & Paving Co .
3895 Elm
Denver, Colorado 80207
Adco S upply Co .
7021 Gr ap
Commerce Ci ty , Co. 80022
PRO POSED ORDINANCE :
Mov e ment & De mol it i on
o f S t ructures
Bob An d e r on E xc ~vating and Demolit i on
1930 Ea t 40th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80207
And rson Wre c k i ng Co .
11 South Parke r Road
D nv r, Co lorado 80 231
Barn tt Company
3800 Wyn koop
D nv r, Colora do 80216
Burl o n Load r Ex e vatin S rv ic
430 outh Ga r r i on
·nv r, Color a do 02 26
do 0237
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Gus Ander on Wrecking Inc.
86 0 East Alameda Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80231
ICI CO
910 -16th s
D nver, Co. 80202
Kerdy Wr ecking Company
311 Quebec St.
Comm rce City, o. 800 22
King Mano Wr ·king
4150 Saint Paul
D nver, Co. 0216
lountain Blast1nh ~nr\i ~
1 0 South nion
D nver, Co . 80228
Salvag Sp cial1 t
2316 Larim r
D nv r, lo 0205
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PROPOSED ORDI ANCE:
Movement & Dem oll. tion
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Rex Garrett
300 Ea t Hampden
E ngl ewood, Co lorado 80110
Chamber of Comm rce
180 West Girard Avenue
En lewood, Co l orado
Fred Frazier
Gates-S tone & Company
245 Columbine
Denver, Colorado
Emm ett Curry
First at1o na l Bank
333 West Hampden
Engl wood, Col o rado 80110
Department of Community Devclopm nt
PROPOSED ORDINAN CE:
Movement & Demol ition
of Structures
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Eng lewood, Colorado Da t e: June 11, 1975
761-1140 , Ext. 2 57
(fl letion s:
(Additi ons:
MftPY)
MARY)
MOVEMEN T OR DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
1. Repeal existing Title III, Ch a pter 8, En g lewood Municipal
Cod e (loving & Wrecking).
2. The following prov i sions are not intended to repeal
secti on s o f th lod 1 Trnffic Co de adopted as part of
th Engl ewood lunicipal Co d , ·pecially related to size
and weight lim itations.
3. Sub titute a n w
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ction pattern d af ter the following:
0 EME T OF STR CTU RES
ny p r on , fir m or c orporation en-
or tran r tation of hou e ,
or p rtion th r of, within
En ood.
2. an• hou u1ld1n , di i , or portion
3.
h ra71n•, bu1n1n , or oth r d troy n
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Date : June 11 , 1 75
Death or injury to any one person .....•.•.•..•• $ 50,000.
Total liability in any one accident •........•.• $300,000.
Property damage •.......•.............•.•.•...•. $ 50,000.
The insurance s hall cover the liability of the mover with
respect to all work performed b y and vehic le s used by him or
his a gent s, subcon tractors, serv an ts or em p loyees, and shall
hold harmles the City rom liability arising from the work
authorized by the permit.
Requirement for ioving Permit .
1. Require tha t no structure b moved or raised from its
foundation to be moved unless a ~oving Permit has been
issued by t h Code Enforcement Division of the Department
of Commun ity Oevelopm nt.
2. Requ ire a separate oving P rmit for each structure or
portion thereof to be moved. P rmit to be kept in the
moving vehicle and shall be shown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the ity of Eng ewood.
3. No p rmit for moving a
City o En 1 wood hall
pprov d by h Cit Plannin
to a it withi n the
u d until plan have been
and zoning Commis ion .
4. R quir in
by both
tructur propo d to be moved
nt and Traffic En ineering
of P rmi t.
5.
Di i ion
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Date: June 11, 1975
After the structure is placed on the foundation at the
new site, the property owner shall be required to post
a Performance and Completion Bond in an amount of at least
$5,000 (may be increased by the Chief Building Official
if he determines a greater amount is required) to assure
completion of Necessary Construction within six (6)
months of placement of the structure on the foundation .
7. A cash deposit, in the amount of one hundred dollars
($100), shall be posted by the Structure Mover with the
Chief Building Official prior to issuance of any Moving
Permit . Said deposit may be used to repair damages to
public property in the event that the Structure Mover does
not repair the damages within thirty (30) days of written
notice by the Chief Building Offici al.
8. No Moving Permit, proposing to utilize a State Highway as
part of the route, shall be issued until a ,ePai~ APPROVAL,
IN WRITING, therefore has been iee~ea GRANTED by the State
Highway Department.
9. Exceptions: A Moving P rmit shall not be required for
c onstruction shac k s as determined by the Chief Building
Official or for tructur s having a maximum floor area
of 100 q. ft . for which a Building P rmit is not required.
Requirem nt for Building. Permit .
1. All structure moved into or within th Ci ty of Englewood
shall comply with all provi ion Buildin Code for
new tru tur nnd all r quir d p rmit th r for shall b
obtained prior to th work b in p rform d.
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Engl wood until th
compl t d.
Applicat on for Mov in P rmit.
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2. If the structure is proposed to be moved from a site in
Englewood, or through Englewood, to a site in ane•heP AD-
JOINING jurisdiction, written proof shall be presented
that the ADJOINING jurisdiction exercising control over
the site to which the structure is being moved has granted
permission to place the structure on the proposed site and
that all ADJOINING jurisdictions through which the move
will take place have issued permits therefor.
3. If the structure is proposed to be located on a site
within th& City o f Englewood, the following additional
procedures shall apply:
a. '!be following information shall be submitted with
the application (20 copies of each document):
(1) A plot plan, drawn to cale with appropriate
dimensions giving the legal description and
measurements of the propo d ite; the proposed
location of th tructure or structure on the
proposed site and any proposed addition , size
and location of any exi ting or proposed build-
ing on or to b con tructed on the proposed
ite.
(2) Elevation ketch , drawn to cale and with
appropriate dim n ion , representing at least
two side of th tructur ( ) as they are pro-
posed to appear after th structure is moved
to the propo d it and all neces ary con-
struction i compl t d.
(3) A floor plan k
appropriat dim
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wn to cale and with
howing th tructur
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c. The City Planning and Zoning Commission may disapprove
the application if the propos d structure is out of
character with the structures in the block or facing
block of the proposed site by reason of style, height
or siting characteristics.
If the Commission decides to approve an application
they shall be reasonably ensured that the proposed
development will not be detrimental to the neighborhood
by reason of traffic congestion, restriction of light
and ai.r or unusual ch aracteristics of the proposal.
Preparation for ~oving a Structure.
1. In pr paration for moving a structure, the applicant shall,
or shall cau to have:
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b.
c.
Th op ning in th
su it bl cov ring
vandali m.
vacat d tructure protected with
to prevent unauthorized entry or
shut off and all such
out ide of th property lines •
nd capping o all ga , water, team,
r ic line out id of the building
or at th main tran mi ion lin as
providing the
d. o 1 nt1on, in , of all utility compani
i nd th ir approval
<' nn ction . prov id in rvi
obt in d prior to
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Miscellaneous Requirements.
1 . If, in the judgement o f the Traffic Engi neering Division,
the moving of a structure may create a traffic hazard, a
police escort, or other e cort, may be required to b
provided b the Structure lover, for the purpose of
regul a t i n g traffic along the route of the move. Where
such escort i required, th expense shall be borne by
the Structur tover. The escort shall not have the
authority to waiv or vary any of the requirements of
the permit or applicabl section of the Code .
3.
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Fees for
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Exclusions.
The movement of any structure within the City of Englewood in
violation of any provision of this article is hereby declared
to be a publi c nuisance and the City Attorney is hereby authorized
and directed, without the necessity of further authorization
of City Council, to i nstitute such legal proceedings as may be
necessary to obtain a judicial abatement thereof. The violation
by any person, firm or corporation of any provision of this
article may be prosecuted as other violations of municipal
ordinances may be and shall subject the violator to those
fine and penaltie as provided in Chapter of
Title of this Code/
DEIOLITION OF STRUCTURES
R quirement for a D molition License.
1. R quir d of th
mi t may b i
r on, firm or corporation b for a per-
and pr or to comm ncing th d molition.
2 . Annual D molition Li n F
b r quired o a private
50. No lie n f shall
r doing u h ork on hi
o.,_,n pr mi e •
3. Requir that
th p rmit b
da in
or corporation applyin for
li bility and prop rty
ollowin i n 1 um mount
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2. Require a separate Demolition Permit for each structure to
be demolished. Permit to be kept on the premises during
the demolition and shown, on demand, to any authorized
agent of the City of Englewood.
3. Permit Fee: $50; expires 60 days after issuance. No
permit fee shall be required of a private homeowner doing
such work on his own premises.
4. A Performance and Completion Bond shall be posted by the
company proposing to complete the demolition prior to
issuance of the permit. The bond, of at least $5,000
(may be increased by the Chief Building Inspector if he
determines that a greater amount is necessary to assure
coverage of completion costs) is to assure completion of
the propo ed work, including that necessary to clean,
fill and level the site within 48 hours after the structure
is demolished .
Appl ication for Demolition P rmit.
1. Application for a D molition Permit may be obtained from
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2.
th Cod Enforcem nt Division of the Department of Com-
munity Dev lopm nt and shall contain the following informa-
tion:
a.
b
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applicant.
which
of d molition and
on ( uch du t
r and 11 u h
pro r lln
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5. Specia l traffic, parking and pedestrian pro~isions may be
required by the Chief Building Offici al and shall be pro-
vided at the applicant's expense .
6. Sale o f parts or materials on the premises o f the demolition
shall be prohibited,
Penal ties.
The demolition of any structure within the City of Englewood
in violation of any provi sion of this article is hereby declared
to be a public nuisance and the City Attorney is hereby authorized
and directed, without the necessity o f further authorization of
City Council, to institute such legal proceedings as may be
n eces ary to obtain a judicial abatement thereof. The violation
by any person, f i rm or corporation of any provision of this
article may be pro cuted as other violations of muni ci pal
ordinance may be and hall subject the violator to those
fines and penaltie as provided i n Chapter of
Title of thi Code .
Saving Clau e.
(To add d wh n drafted in Ordinanc form).
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Department of Community Development
Englewood, Colorado
761-1140, Ext. 257PROPOSED Date : March 12, 1975
MOVEMENT OR DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
1. Repeal existing Title III, Chapter 8, Englewood Municipal
Code (Moving & Wrecking).
2. 'lbe following provisions are not intended to repeal
sections of the Model Traffic Code adopted as part of
the Englewood Municipal Code, especially related to size
and weight limitations.
3. Substitute a new section patterned after the following:
MOVEMENT OF STRUCTURES
Definitions.
1. "Structure Mover" -any per on, firm or corporation en-
gaged in the movement or tran portation of hou es,
building , tructures, or any portion thereof, within
or throu h the City of En 1 wood.
2. "Structur "
th r o
any hou e, building, difice, or portion
3. ary Con truction" -all foundation, tructur
a l, plumbing and h at i n c on tru tion r qu i r d
th tru c tur i nto pl1 anc wi th t h u r r n t
Cod
moli tion " -th r zin , burn1n , o r oth rwi
a tru lur .
d troy i n g
2. An n u l
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Death or injury to any one person .••....•••...• $ 50,000.
Total liability in any one accident •......•...• $300,000.
Property damage •........................•...••• $ 50,000.
The insurance shall cover the liability of the mover with resp ct
to all work performed by and vehicles used by him or his agents,
subcontractors, servants or employees and shall hold harmless
the City from liability arising from the work authorized by
the permit.
Requirement for Moving Permit.
1. Require tha·t no structure be moved or raised from its
foundation to be moved unless a Moving Permit has been
issued by the Code Enforcement Division of the Department
of Community Development.
2. Require a separate Moving Permit for each structure or
portion thereof to be moved. Permit to be kept in the
moving vehicle and shall be hown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the City of Englewood .
3. No permit for moving a structure to a site within the
City of Englewood shall be issued until plans have been
approved by the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
4. R quir in pection of the tructure proposed to be moved
by both the Code Enforcement and Traffic Engineering
Divi ion prior to the i suance of Permit.
5. Permit Fe (expire 60 days after is uance).
For tructur to b moved to a ite in Englewood .... 50.
For tructur to be moved through or out of
En 1 wood .................••....•....•..•...••......• 25.
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Date : March 12, 1975 PROPOSED
7. A cash deposit, in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100),
s hall be posted by the Structure Mover with the Chief
Building Official prior to issuance of any Moving Permit.
Said deposit may be used to repair damages to public property
in the event that the Structure Mover does not repair the
damages within thirty (30) days of written notice by the
Chief Building Official.
8. No Moving Permit , proposing to utilize a State Highway as
part of the route, shall be issued until a permit therefore
has been issued by the State Highway Department.
9. Exceptions:· A Moving ermi t-c-:hall not be required for
construction shacks as determ ~ned by the Chief Building
Official or for structures having a maximum floor area
of 100 sq. ft. fo r which a Building Permit is not required.
Requir ment for Building Permit.
1. All tructures moved into or within the City of Englewood
s hall comply with all provisions of the Building Code for
new tructures and all required permits therefor shall
b obtained prior to th work being performed.
2. No tructur hall be moved to a site within the City of
Engl wood until th n c sary foundation therefor ha been
compl t d.
Ap plica t on fo r Mov i n g P rmit.
1.
a.
b.
d.
2.
f or Moving Permit may be obtained from th
m nt Divi ion o th D partm nt of Communi y
and hall contai n th fol low ing information :
t.
nWDber of th appli ca nt .
tructur •
which th tru tur
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Date: March 12, 1975 PROPOSED
3. If the structure is proposed to be located on a site
within the City of Englewood, the following additional
procedures shall apply:
a. The following information shall be submitted with
the application (2 0 copies of each document):
b.
(1) A plot plan, drawn to scale with appropriate
dimensions giving the legal description and
measurem nts of the proposed site ; the proposed
location of the structure or structures on the
proposed site and any proposed additions, size
and location of any existing or proposed build-
ing on or to be constructed on the proposed
ite.
(2) Elevation sketches, drawn to scale and with
appropriate dimensions, representi n g at least
two side of the structure(s) as they ar pro-
posed to appear after the structure is moved
to the proposed site and all necessary con truction
i completed .
(3) A floor plan sketch, drawn to scale and with
appropriate dimensions, showing the structure(s)
a proposed to b completed on the propo ed ite.
(4) statement de cribing the siz , pacing nnd
pan of floor joists, the size and pacin of
tud , the ceiling heights of room , siz and
pacing of roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of h ating plant and plumbing
nd typ of con truction (fram , brick, tc.).
(5) A tat nt d ribing propo d ddition ,
r pairs, and r mod lin
11 of inform• ti on,
d r ti ra n t 1 n th
City Plannin and Zonin C
h arin on th appli a ion.
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Date: March 12, 1975 PROPOSm
Preparations for Moving a Structure.
1. In preparation for moving a structure, the appli ca nt shall,
or shal l cause to have:
a. 'Ille openings in the vacated structure protected with
suitable coverings to prevent unauthorized entry or
vandalism.
b. The power to all service lines shut off and all such
lines disconnected outside of the property lines.
c . The disconnection and capping of all gas, water, steam ,
sewer and other service lines outside of the building
line, curb line or at the main transmission line as
directed by the company providing the service.
d. Notification , in advance, of all utility companie
providing service to th ite and their approval
obt ained prior to th dis ~onn ction.
e. Pay, or ca u to have paid, all costs of utility di -
conne tion , capping, and bills for service.
f. o tru ur hall be rai d from its foundation in
pr par tion for moving until within forty-eight ( 8)
hour o th pprov d moving tim .
Site Maintenanc .
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2. When the movement of a structure along an approved route
would be impeded by vehicles parked within the public
right-of-way as determined by the Traffic Engineering
Division, the Structure Mover shall cause to have posted,
by the Traffic Engineering Division, No Parking signs
along such rights-of-way at least 48 hours prior to the
structure move. The Traffic Engineering Division is
hereby authorized to move, or cause to be moved , any
vehicle parked in violation of such signs. Fees for
posting said "'No Parking" signs shall be established by
the Traffic Engineering Division.
3. Time of movement of a structhre shall be approved by the
Traffic Division, the Police Department and the Fire
Department. The Structure Moving Permit shall becom null
and void unless the move is completed within the specified
tim approved on th permit; provided, howeve r, that the
Chief Building Official may extend the time period of the
move aft r consulting with the Traffic Division, th
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Polic D partment and th Fire Department. Such ext n-
ions hall b p nnitted only when the moving at th original
time is rendered impractical by reason of inclement w ath r,
trike , or other cau e beyond the control of the Structure
Mov r.
A !la hing r d light hall be requir d at each
corn r of th tructur being mov d and at the
proj ction th reon when th lructur is locat
public right-of-way.
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Date: March 12, 1975
DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
Requirement for~ Demolition License.
1. Required of the person, firm or corporation before a per-
mit may be issued and prior to commencing the demolition.
2. Annual Demolition License Fee: $50. No license fee shall
be required of a private homeowner doing such work on his
own premises.
3. Require that the person, firm or corporation applying for
the permit be covered by public liability and property
damage insurance in at least the following minimum amounts :
Death or injury to any one person •............. $ 50,000.
Total liability in any one accident ............ $300,000.
Property damage •............................... $ 50,000.
The insurance shall cover the liability of the permit
holder with respect to all work, and vehicles us d by
him or his agents, subcontractors, servants or employe
and shall hold harmless the City from any liability
ari ing from the work authorized by the permit.
Requirem nt for a Permit.
1. Requir
until a
for m
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that no structure hall be d molished unle and
p rmit therefor ha be n i ued by th Co d En-
nt Division of the Department of Commu nity De lop-
2. R
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3. P rmit
p r i
parat D molition Permit
d. Penni t to be kept on
on and hown, on d mand,
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Application for Demolition Permit.
1. Application for a Demolition Permit may be obtained from
the Code Enforcement Division of the Department of Com-
munity Development and shall contain the following infor-
mation :
a. Name, address and telephone number of the applicant.
b. Address of the proposed demolition.
c. Starting date and proposed time period during which
the demoliti ~n would occur.
d. Description of the proposed method of demolition and
proposea methods of public protection (such as dust
control, security, etc.).
Miscellaneous Requirements.
1 . Tile power to all service lines shut off and all such lines
di connected outside of the property lines.
2. Tile disconnection and capping of all gas, water, steam,
ewer and other service lines outside of the building
line, curb line or at the main transmission line as di-
re c ted by the company providing the service.
3. Notification, in advance, of all utility companie providing
ervice to the site and their approval obtained prior to
the disconnection.
4. Pay, or cause to have paid, all costs of utility di connec-
tion , capping and bills for service.
5. Sp c ial traffic, parking and pedestrian provi ion may be
r quired by the Chief Building Official and shall be pro-
vid d at th applicant' expen e.
6. S al o part
i on hall
or mat rials on th pr mise of th d mo l i-
prohibi t d.
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Englewood, Colorado DRAFT III
761-1140 Date: February
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MOVEMENT OR DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
1. Repeal existing Title III, Chapter 8, Englewood Municipal
Code (Moving & Wrecking).
2 . Substitute a new section patterned after the following:
MOVEMENT OF STRUCTURES
Definitions.
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1. "Structure Mover" -any person, firm or corporation engaged
in the movement or transportation o f houses, buildings,
structur , or any portions thereof, within or through the
City of Englewood.
2. "Structure" -any house, building, edifice, or portion
thereof.
3. "Necessary Con truction " -All fou ndation, structure,
electrical, plumb i ng and heating c on truction required
to bring the tructure into ompliance with the current
Building Cod
4. "Demol ition" -the razing, burning, or otherwise de troying
a tru c ture .
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Mover'
or oration f or
nci n th ov
50.
p it
tina or corporation
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Requirement f or Moving Permit.
1. Require that no structure be moved or raised from its
fou ndation to be moved unless a Moving Permit has been
issued, by the Code Enforcement Division of the Depart-
ment of Community Development.
2. Require a separate Moving Permit for each structure or
portion thereof to be moved. Permit to be kept in the
moving vehicle and shall be shown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the City of Englewood.
3. No permit for moving a structure to a site within the
City of Englewood shall be issued until plans have been
approved by the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
4. Require in pection of the structure proposed to be moved
by both the Code Enforcement and Traffic Engin ering
Division prior to issuance of Permit.
5. Permit Fe : (expires 60 day after is uanc ) •
For structures to be moved to a ite in Englewood .•. $50.
For structures to be moved through or out of
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6. A Performance and Completion Bond shall be required prior
to i uance of the permit. The bond, of at lea t 5,000
(may b increased by the Chi f Building Official if he
determin that a greater amount i nece ry to a ure
covera of completion ost ) hall cover n ce ary cle n-
ing, illing and lev ling the ite in th City of Engl -
wood, hich the structure is mov d, with n 48 hour
aft r ructur i remov d from the it .
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Requirement for Building Permit.
1. All structures moved into or within the City of Englewood
shall comply with all provisions of the Bu ilding Code
for new structures and all required permits therefor shall
be obtained prior to the work being performed.
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2. No structure shall be moved to a site within the City of
Englewood until the necessary foundation therefor has been
completed.
Application for Moving Permit.
1. Application for a loving Permit may be obtained from the
Code Enforcement Division of the Department of Community
Development and shall contain the following information:
a . Name, addres and telephone number of the applicant.
b. Addres of present location of structure.
c. Address of propo ed location to which the structure
is to b mov d.
d. Date and tim of proposed movement of tructure.
e. Proposed route to be used in movement of structure.
f. Description and size of the truck and other equip-
ment propo ed to b u ed in the movement of the
structure.
g. Certificates a suring thnt bonding and in urance
requirements hav been met.
2. If the tructur i propo ed to be moved from a ite in
Englewood, or through Englewood, to a site in nother
jurisdiction, written proof hall be pre ented that the
jurisdiction exerci ing control ov r the it to which
the tru ture i b ing mov d ha granted permi ion to
plac th tructur on th propo d it and that all
juri di tion through whi h th 111 tak pla h v
i u d p rmit ther for.
1b ollowin in orma ion
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appropriate dimensions, showing the structure(s)
as proposed to be c ompleted on the proposed site.
(4) A statement desc ribing the size, spacing and
span of floor joists, the size and spacing of
studs, the ceiling heights of rooms, size and
spacing of roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of heating plant and plumbing
and type of construction (frame, brick, etc.).
(5) A statement describing proposed additions, re-
pairs, and remodeling .
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b. After receipt of all of the required information,
posting of the proposed site and advertisement !n the
official newspaper, the City Planning and Zoning Com-
mis ion shall hold a publ ic hearing on the application.
c. 'nle City Planning and Zoning Conunission may disapprove
the application if the proposed structure is out of
character with the structures in the block or facing
block of the proposed site by reason of style, height
or sit i n g c haracteristics.
If the Commission decides to approve an application
they shall b reasonably e nsured that the proposed
f development will not be detrimental to the neighbor-
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hood by reason of traffic congestion, restriction of
light and air or unusual characteristics of the proposal.
Preparations for Moving ~ Structure.
1. In preparation for moving a tructure, the applicant hall,
or hall au to hav :
b. lb
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Py, or
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in h
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vac t d tructure protect d with
to pr v nt unauthoriz d ntry or
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hut of and all uch
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f. No structure shall be raised from its foundation in
preparation for moving until within forty-eight (48)
hours of the approved moving time.
Site Maintenance.
1. The structure mover shall cause, or cause to have, the
site from which he removes the structure cleaned by re-
moving any and all debris, material or equipment and all
holes and irregularities filled within 48 hours after
the structure is moved to the satisfaction of the Chie f
Building Official.
Miscellaneous Requirements.
1. If, in the judgement ot the Traffic Engineering Division,
the moving of a structure may create a traffic hazard, a
police escort, or other e ort, may be required to be
provided by th Structure Mover, for the purpose of
regulating traffic along the route of the move. Where
such escort i requir d the xpens hall be born by the
Structure lover. The cort hall not have the authority
to waive or vary any of th requirements of the permit or
applicable section of th Cod .
2. When the moveaent of a tructure along an approved route
would be impeded by v hicle parked within the publi c
right-of-way a d termined by the Traffic Engine rin
Division, th Structure lover hall cau e to have po t d,
by th Traffic Engin ering Divi ion, No Parking ign
along such rights-of-way at lea t 24 hours prior to the
structure move. Tile Traffi Engineering Divi ion i
hereby authorized to move, or au to be moved, any
vehicle park d in viola ion of uch sign F for
po ting aid "No Parkin " i g n hall be tabli h d
by th Traf i Engin rin Di v i i on.
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maintaining poles, lines or equipment within the public
right-of-way of the approved route at least three days
prior to the proposed move.
6. Stripping, salvaging and/or sales of parts or materials
is prohibited on the premises from which the structure is
to be moved or to which the structure is to be mov ed .
Exclusions.
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The movement of any structure within the City of Englewood in
violation of any provision of this article is hereby declared
to be a public nuisance and the City Attorney is hereby author-
ized and directed, without the necessity of further authoriza-
tion of City Council, to institute such legal proceedings a
may b necessary to obtain a judicial abatement thereof. The
violation by any person, firm or corporation of any provision
of thi article may be prosecuted as other violation of
municipal ordinance may b and hall subject th violator to
those fi ne and penalties a provided in Chapter of
Title of th i Code.
DE10LITIO, OF STRUCTURES
Requirem nt for.! Demolition Lie n
1. R quir d of th per on, firm or corporation b for
p rmit may be is ued and prior to commenci ng th demoli-tion.
2. Annual D molition Lie n
b r quir d of a privat
own pr mi
3.
ath or injur to any on
Total liab lity in an on a
hall
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Require a se parate Demolition Permit for each structure to
be demolished. Permit to be kept on the premise s during the
demolition and shown, on demand, to any authorized agent of
the City of Englewood.
Permit Fee: $50; expires 60 days after issuance. No permit
fee shall be required of a private homeowner doing such work
on his own premises.
A Performance and Completion Bond shall be required prior
to issuance of the permit. The bond, of at least $
(may be increased by the Chief Building Inspector i -f~h-e-
determines that a greater amount is nece sary to a sur
coverage of c ompletion co t ) i to assure completion of
the propo ed work, including that n cessary to clean, fill
and level the site within 4 hour a fter the structure i
demoli hed.
Applicat on for D molition P rmit.
1. Application for a D molition P rmit may be obtained from
the Cod Enforcement Divi ion of th Department of Com-
munity Developm nt and hall contain th following infor-
mation:
a.
b.
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and t 1 phon numb r of the applicant.
propo d d molition.
d tim p riod during which
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ubli c prot t1on (_uch a du t . ) .
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5. Special traffic, parking and pedestrian provisions may be
required by the Chief Building Official and shall be pro-
vided at the applicant's expense.
6 , Sale of parts or materials on the premises of the demoli-
tion.
Penalties.
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1be demolition of any structure within the City of Englewood
in violation of any provision of this article is hereby declared
to be a public nuisance and the City Attorney is hereby author-
ized and directed, without the necessity of further authoriza-
tion of City Council, to institute such legal proceedings as
may be necessar~ to obtain a judicial abatement thereof. The
violation by any person, firm or corporation of any provision
of this article may be prosecuted as other violations of muni-
cipal ordinances may be and shall subject the violator to those
fines and penalties as provided in Chapter of Title
of this Code.
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DRAFT II PROPOSED Date: December 16, 1974
MOVEMENT & DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
1. Repeal existing Title III, Chapter 8, Englewood Municipal
Code (Moving & Wrecking).
2. Substitute a new section patterned after the following:
MOVEMENT OF STRUCTURES
Definitions.
1. "Structure Mover '' -any person, firm or corpora ti on
engaged in the movement or transportation of houses,
buildings, structures, or any portions thereof, within
or through the City of Englewood.
2. "Structure" -any house, building, edifice, or portion
thereof.
3. "Necessary Construction" -All foundation, structure,
electrical, plumbing and heating construction required to
bring the structure into compliance with the current
Building Code .
4. "Demolition" -the razing, burning, or other ise destroying
a structure.
Requirement for ~ Mover' License.
1. Required of th per on, fi nn or corporation b for a
p rmi t may be is ued and pr ior to commenci ng th mov .
2. Annual Mov r' L icens F 50.
3. I n uranc
applying
minim
th or injury to
Tot 1 liabil1ty n
that
rm it
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11 bility
follo in
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Requirement for Moving Permit •
1. Require that no structure be moved or raised from its
foundation to be moved unless a Moving Permit has been
issued, by the Code Enforcement Division of the Depart-
ment of Community Development.
2. Require a separate Moving Permit for each structure or
portion thereof to be moved . Permit to be kept in the
moving vehicle and shall be shown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the City of Englewood.
3. No permit for moving a structure to a site within the
City of Englewood shall be issued until plans have been
approved by· the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
4. Require inspection of the structure proposed to be
moved by both the Code Enforcement and Traffic Engineering
Divisions pr ior to issuance of Permit.
5. Permit Fee : (expires 60 day a f ter issuance).
For structure to be moved to a site in Englewood: •. $50.
For structure to be moved through or out of
Englewood: .......................................... $25.
6. A Per fo rmance and C pletion Bond shall be required prior
to is uance o the p rmit . 'nle bond, of at lea t 5,000
(may be incr a d by th Chi f Building Official if he
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d termine that a greater amount is n cessa ry to a ure
cov ra e of c mpl tion co t ) i to cover nece ary c on-
truction ~nd /or cl an, fil l and level the ite in th
City of Engl wood fr which th structure is mov d
w thin 48 hours aft r th tru ture i removed !rom th
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Application for Moving Permit •
1. Application for a Moving Permit may be obtained fr om the
Code Enforcement Division of the Departmen t of Community
Development and shall contain the following information:
a. Name, address a nd telephone number of the applicant.
b . Address of present location of structure.
c. Addres of proposed location to which the structure
is to be moved.
d. Date and time of proposed movement of structure.
e. Proposed route to be used in movement of structure.
f. Description and siz of th truck and other equip-
ment proposed to be used i n th movement of the
structure.
g. Certificates assuring that bonding and insurance
requ irements have been me .
2. If th structure is proposed to be moved from a site in
Englewood, or through En lewood, to a site in another
juri di ction, written proo shall be presented that the
juri diction exerci ing con t ol over the site to which
the tructu r i being moved has granted permission to
place th structure on the prq,o ed site and that all
juri diction through which th move will take plac have
is u d p rmi t th r for •
3.
a. Th
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(2)
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of Engl ood, th
pply :
located on a ite
follo ing additional
fo llow i n in ormation
ppl ic tion (20 cop
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(4) A statement des cri bing the size, spacing and
span of floor joists, the size and spacing of
studs, the ceiling heights of rooms, size and
s pacing o f roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of heating plant and plumbing
a nd type of c onstruction (frame, brick, etc.),
(5) A statement describi n g proposed additions, re-
pairs , and remodeli ng.
b. After receipt of all of the required information,
posting of the proposed site and advertisement in the
of fici al newspaper , the City Planning and Zoning Com-
mission shall hold a public hearing on the application.
c. The City Planning and Zoning Commission may disapprove
th application if t he proposed structure is out of
character with the structures in the block or fac i ng
block of the propos d si te by reason of tyle height
or iting characteristics.
If th Commi ion decide s to approve an application
th y hall be reasonably ensured that the proposed
development will not b detrimental to the neighborhood
by reason of traffic congestion , re triction of light
and air or unu ,ual ch ara teri tic of the proposal •
Preparat ion for Movin a Structur .
1. In preparation for moving a tructure, th applican
or hall c u e to hav :
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Site Maintenance .
1. The structure mover shall cause, or cause to have, the
site from which he removes the structure cleaned by re-
moving any and all debris, material or equipment and all
holes and irregularities filled within 48 hours after
the structure is moved to the satisfaction of the Chief
Building Official.
Miscellaneous Requirements.
1. If, in the judgement of the Traffic Engineering Division,
the moving of a structure may create a traffic hazard, a
police escort, or other escort, may be required to be
provided by the Structure Mover, for the purpose of
regulating traffic along the route of the move. Where
such escort is required the expense shall be borne by the
Structure Mover. The escort shall not have the authority
to waive or vary any of the requirements of the permit or
applicable sections of th Code.
2. When the movement of a strurture along an approved route
ould be impeded by vehicle parked within the public
right-of-way a determined by the Traffic Engineering
Divi ion, th Structure Mover shall cause to have posted ,
by th Traffic Engineering Divi ion, No Parking sign
alon uch rights-of-way at lea t 24 hours prior to the
stru tur mov , Th e Tra ffic Engineering Divi ion i
hereby authorized to mov , or cau to be moved, any
veh icl park d i n violation of uch sign . Fee for po ting
aid "No Parking " ig n sh all be e tablished by th Traffic
Engine ring D1vi ion.
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Penal ties . ~ROPblD
Tiie movement of any tructure within the City of Englewood in
violation of any provision of this article is hereby declared
to be a publi c nu isance and the City Attorney is hereby
authorized and directed, without the necessity of further
authorization of City Council, to institute such legal pro-
ceedings as may be necessary to obtain a judicial abatement
thereof. The violation by any person, firm or corporation o f
any provision of this article may be prosecuted as other
violations of municipal ordinances may be and shall subject
the violator to tho e fi nes and penalties as provided in
Chapter of Title of this Code.
DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES.
Requirement for~ Demolition License.
1. Requ ired of the per on, fi rm or corporation before a
p rmit ma y be i u d and prior to commencing the
d molition.
2. Annual olition License Fee : $50. No license fee
3.
1.
2 .
hall be required of a private homeowner doing such work
on hi own pr mise .
per on, firm or corporation applying
cov red by publlc liability and property
in at l a the followin minimum
ath or injury to any on
Total liability n any on
Prop rty dama ........•..•.....................
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300,000.
25,000.
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3. Permit Fee: $50; expires 60 days after issuance. No
permit fee shall be required of a private homeowner doing
such work on his own premises.
4, A Performance and Completion Bond shall be required prior
to issuance of the permit, Til.e bond, of at least $
(may be increased by the Chief Building Inspector i~f,...,...h_e __
determines that a greater amount is necessary to assure
coverage of completion costs) is to assure completion of
the proposed work, including that necessary to clean, fill
and level the site wi thin 48 hours after the structure is
demolished.
Application for Demolition Permit.
1. Applica tion for a Demolition Permit may be obtained from
the Code Enforcement Divi ion of the Department of Com.-
muni ty Development and hall contain the following informa-
tion;
a. Name, addr s and t lephone nuaber of the applicant.
b. Addr s of the propo ed d molition.
c. Starting date and propo ed tiae period during which
the d molition would occur.
d. De cription of the propo ed m tbod of demolition and
propo d m thod of public prot ction (such a du t
control, e urity, etc.).
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The demolition of any st ructure within the City of Englewood
in violation of any provision of this article is hereby declared
to be a public nui sa nce and the City Attorney is hereby
authorized and directed, without the necessity of further
authorization of City Council, to institute such legal pro-
ceedings as may be necessary to obtain a judicial abatement
thereof. The violation by any person, firm or corporation of
any provision of this article may be prosecuted as other
violations of municipal ordinances may be and s hall subject
the violator to those fines and penalties as provided in
Chapter of Title of this Code.
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Date: November 25, 1974
MOVEMENT & DEMOLITION OF STRUCTIJRES
1. Repeal existing Title III, Chapter 8, Englewood Municipal
Code (Moving & Wrecking).
2. Substitute a new section patterned after the following:
IOVF.MENT OF STRUCTIJRES
Definitions.
1. "Structure Mov r" any person, form or corporation
engaged in the movement or transportation of hou s,
buildings , structur s, or any portions thereof, within
or through the City of Englewood .
2. "S tru c ture" any hou e, buildi ng, edifice, or portion
th reof.
3. "N cess ary Con truction" all foundation, tructure,
lectrical, plumbing and h e ating con truction required
to brin the tructure into complianc with th Build i n
Code.
4. "Demolition " th razing, burning , or otherwise
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de troyi ng a structur .
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Requirement for Moving Permit.
1. Require that no structure be moved or raised from its
foundation to be moved unless a Moving Permit has been
issued, by the Code Enforcement Division of the Depart-
ment of Community Development.
2. Require a separate Moving Permit for each structure or
portion thereof to be moved. Permit to be kept in the
moving vehicle and shall be shown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the City of Englewood.
3. No permit for moving a structure to a site within the
City of Englewood until plans have been approved by the
City Plann.ing and Zoning Commission.
4. Require in s pection of the structure proposed to be moved
by both the Code Enforcement and Traffic Engineering
Divisions prior to i uance of Permit.
5. Perm it Fee: 50; expires 60 days after issuanc e .
6. A Performance and Completion Bond shall be required
prior to i s uance of the permit. 'lbe bond, of at
lea t 5,000, (may be i n c rea ed by the Chief Building
Official if h d termines that a greater amount is
ary to assure coverar.e of completion costs) is
n ce ary con truction and/or clean, fill and
ite in th Ci ty of Englewood from wh ich th
i d within 48 hour aft r th structur i
Requir •ent !2.!_ Bu ilding Permit .
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mov d into or ithin th City of Engl wood
1th all provision o f th Buildin Cod
and all r quir d p nait th r for
bein p r orm d.
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e. Proposed route to be used in movement of structure.
f. Description and size of the truck and other equip-
ment proposed to be used in the movement of the
structure.
g. Certificates assuring that bonding and insurance
requirements have been met.
2. If the structure is proposed to be moved from a site in
Englewood, or through Englewood, to a site in another
jurisdiction, written proof shall be presented that the
jurisdiction exercising control over the site to which
the structure is being moved has granted permission to
place the structure on the proposed site.
3. If the structure is proposed to be located on a site
within the City of Englewood, the following additional
procedures shall apply:
a. nie following information shall be submitted with
the application (20 copies of each document):
(1) A plot plan, drawn to scale with appropriate
dimensions giving the legal description and
measurements of the propo ed site; the proposed
location of the structure or structures on the
proposed site and any proposed additions, size
and location of any exi ting or propo d build-
ing on or to be constructed on the propo d
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(2) Elev tion ketch
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c. 1be City Planning and Zoning Commission may disapprove
the application if the proposed structure is out of
character with the structures in the block or facing
block of the proposed site by reason of style height
or siting characteristics.
If the C0111111ission decides to approve an application
they shall ensure that the proposal will not be
detrimental to the neighborhood by reason of traffic
congestion, restriction of light and air or unusual
characteristics of the proposal.
Preparations for Moving .! Structure.
1. In preparation for moving a structure, the applicant shall,
or shall cause to have:
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a. The openings in the vacated structure protected with
uitable coverings to prevent unauthorized entry or
vandali m.
b. 1be pow r to all service lines shut off and all such
line disconnected outside of the property lines.
c. 1be disconnection and capping of all gas, water, steam,
s er and other service line outside of the building
line, curb line or at the aain tran ai ion line as
dir ct d by the company providin the ervice.
d. otifica tion, in advanc , of all utility coapani •
providing rvice to th site and th ir approval
obtain d prior to th diaconn ction.
Pay, or au to hav paid, all co ta of utility
di conn ction , cappi n , and bill for aervic •
to hav , th
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2. When the movement of a structure along an approved route
would be impeded by vehicles parked with the public
right-of-way as determined by the Traffic Engineering
Division, the Structure Mover shall post, or cause to have
posted, "No Parking" signs along such rights-of-way at
least 24 hours prior to the structure move. The Traffic
Engineering Division is hereby authorized to move, or
cause to be moved, any vehicle parked in violation of
such signs.
3. Time of aovement of a structure shall be approved by the
Traffic Division, the Police Department and the Fire
Department. The Structure Moving Permit shall becc.e null
and void unless the move is completed within the specified
time appro•ed on the permit; provided, however, that the
Chief Building Official aay extend the time period of the
aove after consulting with the Traffic Division, the
Police Department and the Fire Department. Such extensions
shall be pennitted only when the aoving at the original
time is rendered impractical by reason of inclement
weather, strikes, or other causes beyond the control of
the Structure Mover.
4. A flashing red light shall be required at each aain
corner of the structure being aoved and at the end of any
projection thereon when the structures located within
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a public right-of-way .
'nie Structure Mover shall notify all utility coapanies
aaintaining poles, lines or quipaent within the publi c
right-of-ay of tbe approved route at least thre days
prior to the proposed aove,
Penal ties .
'lb aov aent of any atructur within th City of Engl wood
in violation of any provision of this articl is h reby d clar d
to be a public nui sanc and tbe City Attorney is her by
authoriz d and dir ct d, itbout th n cessity of further
authoriza ion of City Council, to institut uch le al pro-
c din s a aay n c ary to obtain a judicial abatea nt
th reof. Th violation by any r on, fi or corporation of
an provision o this articl aay pro ut d as oth r
violation of aunicipal ordinanc aay be and •ball subj ct
th olator to tbo fin s and nalti • provided in
C a t r o Title of th
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DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
Requirement for .! Demolition License.
1. Required of the person, firm or corporation before a
permit may be issued and prior to commencing the
demolition.
2. Annual Demolition License Fee: $50. No license fee
shall be required a private homeowner doing such work
on his own premises.
3. Require that the person, firm or corporation applying
for the permit be covered by public liability and property
damage insurance in at least the following minimum
amounts:
Death or injury to any one person
Total liability in any one accident
Property damage
$ 50,000.
$100,000.
$ 10,000.
nie insurance should cover the perait holder with respect
to all work performed by hia or bis agents, servants or
employees and shall hold haraless the City from any
liability arising from the work authorized by the penait.
Requirement for.!. Permit.
1. Require that no tructur shall be demolished unless and
until a perait therefor has been issued by the Code En-
forcement Division of the Department of eo .. unity Develop-
aent.
2, Demolition Perait for ach structure
h d. P rmit to k pt on the pr ises
molition and sho n, on deaand, to any
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Application.!£! Demolition Permit
1. Application for a Demolition Permit may be obtained from.
the Code Enforcement Division of the Department of Coa-
muni ty Development and shall contain the following informa-
tion:
a. Naae, address and telephone number of the applicant.
b. Address of the proposed demolition.
c. Starting date and proposed time period during which
the demolition would occur.
d. Description of the proposed method of d .. olition and
proposed methods of public protection (such as dust
control, security, etc.).
Miscell a neous Requirements.
1. All utilities to the structure to be deaoli•hed ahall be
disconnected, capped and bills for aervice paid. 'nli•
shall be the applicant's responsibility.
2. Special traffic, parking and pede•trian provi•ioD8 aay be
required by the Chief Building Official and •ball be pro-
vided at the applicant's expense.
Penalties.
'Ibe deaolition of any •tructure within the City of Encl ood
in violation of any provision of this article is hereby d clar d
to be a public nuisance and the City Attorney is hereby
authorized and directed, without the necessity of further
authorization of City Council, to institute aucb le1al pro-
ceeding• as aay be necessary to obtain a judicial atMlt .. ent
thereof. ni violation by any person, fina or corporation of
any provision of this articl aay be proeecuted as other
violatioD8 of aunicipal ordinanc • aay be and shall •ubject
the violator to thos fines and penaltie •• provided in
Chapter of Titl of this Cod •
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLE I AND II,
(CH APTER 8) TITLE III, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
ENTI TLED "MOVING" AND "WRECKING" AND REENACTING THE SAME
WITH AMENDMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 1 through 17, inclusive, Article I,
Chapter 8, Title III of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code
entitled "Moving", are hereby repealed and reenacted to
read as follows:
3 --1 DEFINITIONS
As used in this Chapter, the following words
and phrases shall be deemed to mean the following:
(a) "Structure Mover• any person, firm or corpor-
ation engaged in the movement or transportation
of hou es, buildings, structures, or any por -
tions thereof, within or through the City of
Englewood.
(b) "Structure" any house, building, edifice, or
protion thereof.
(c) " ecessary Co nstruction" all foundation,
structure, electrical, plumbing and h at n
con truction required to bring the structure
into co•plianc with the current Building
Code .
(d ) "D •ol1tion" th
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MOVERS LICENSE -APPLICATION -REQUIREMENT S
(a) No "structural mover" as defined herein
shall make application for a moving permi
without first having applied for and
received a "Movers License" from the City
License Officer. (Sec. 9-1-1)
(b) Said Movers License Fee shall be $50.00
annually which sum shall accompany the
application for said license.
(c) Prior to issuance of any li cense, the
applicant shall provide proof of i nsur-
ance by submitting a ce rtificate of
insurance to the Director of Finance
indicating that the following minimum
insurance coverages are in effect:
PUBLIC LIABILITY and
PROPERTY DAMAGE
Death or injury to any one person
Total liability in any accident
Property damage
50,000
300,000
50,000
(d) The insu rance shall cover the lia ilit
of the Mover with respect to all work per -
foraed by and any vehicles used by h m
or hi agents, subcontractor , s rv n s
or employees, and shall hold the Ci
harmless from any liability ar1 ing out of
the work authorized by the perai .
MOVI G PERMIT REQUIRED
o person, fira or corporation holding a valid
"Mover's Licen e", shall perfor any of th
following without fir t havin s cured a
Movin Perait fro• the Code Enforc • n Di •
sion of the D part• n of Co unicy D v lop n
(a) ov or ra1s only s rue ur
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(b) Move any structure to a site within th e
city.
(c) Move any structure along or across any
public street of the city.
Exceptions: A Moving Permit shall not be
required for construction shacks as determined
by the Chief Building Official or for structures
having a maximum floor area of 100 sq. ft.
for which a Building Permit is not requ i red .
PERMIT -APPLICATION
(a) Application for a Movers Permit shall be
furnished by the Code Enforcement Di v -
ision of the Department of Communit y
Development and shall contain the fo llowin
information ;
1. Name, address and telephone number
of the applicant.
2. Address of present locat i on o f
structure.
3. Address of proposed locat i on t o which
the s tructure is to be moved.
4. Date a nd t i ae o f proposed move n
of s tructur es .
S. Proposed route o b e u s ed i n ao em n t
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ission. All said structures shall
comply with all provisions of the Uniform
Building Code for new structures and all
required permits therefor shall be obtained
prior to any work being performed. No
structure shall be moved to a site within
the City until the necessary foundation
therefor has been completed, inspected
and approved.
(c) If the structure is proposed to be moved
from a site in Englewood, or through
Englewood, to a site in an adjoining
jurisdiction, written proof shall be pre-
sented that the adjoin1ni jurisdiction
exercising control over the site to
which the structure is being moved has
granted perm ission to place the structure
on the proposed site and that all adj oi ning
jurisdictions through which the move will
take plac~ have issued permit therefor .
(d) If the structur is propo ed to be located
on a site within the City of Englewood,
the follo in additional procedure ha ll
apply:
Th follo in information
mi t d i h he applica 10
each document):
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as they are proposed to appear after
the structure is moved to the pro-
posed site and all necessary con-
struction is completed.
3. A floor plan sketch, drawn to scale
and with appropriate dimensions,
showing the structure(s) as proposed
to be completed on the proposed site.
4. A statement describing the size,
spacing and span of floor joists, the
size and spacing of studs, the ceiling
heights of rooms, size and spacing
of roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of heating plant and
plU11bing and type of construction
(fraae, brick, etc.).
S. A statement describing proposed
additions, repairs, and remodeling.
After receipt of all of the requied infor-
mation, posting of the proposed site and
advertiseaent in the official newspaper,
the City Planning and Zoning Coaaission
shall hold a public hearing on the
application.
The City Planning and Zoning Coaai ion
may disapprove the application if the pro-
posed structure is out of character with
the structure( ) in the block or facing
block of the proposed site by reason of
style, height or siting characteri tics.
If the co .. iss on approves an pplication
it shall b assured that the propo d
develop• nt ill not b detri• ntal to
h n iahborhood by reason of traffic
cona tion, r tr ction of li&ht and
a r or unu ual charac ri tics of th
propo al.
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REQUIRED INSPECTION
Inspection of the structures proposed to be
moved shall be made by both the Code Enforce-
ment and Traffic Engineering Divisions prior
to issuance of a permit.
PERMIT -FEE -EXPIRATIO
A moving permit fee for structure to be moved
to a site within the City of Englewood shall
be $50.00 and for structures to be moved
through or out of the City shall be $25.00.
All said moving permits shall expire sixty
(60) days after date of issuance.
PERFORMANCE BONDS -OTHER
A Performance and Completion Bond, or other
insurance bond, acceptable to the Chief
Building Official, and proof thereon in writing
by the insuring company, shall be posted by
the Structure Mover prior to issuance of the
permit. The bond, of at lease $5,000, (may
be increased by the Chief Building Official
if he determines that a greater amount is
necessary to assure coverage of coapletion
costs) shall insure necessary cleaning, fillin
and leveling the site in the City of Englewo od,
from which the structure is moved, within 4
hours after the structure is removed from t he
site.
CASH DEPOSIT
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USE OF STATE HIGHWAY -PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIRED
No Moving Perait, proposing to utilize a State
Highway as part of the route, shall be issued
until approval, in writing, therefore has been
granted by the State Highway Department.
PREPARATION FOR MOVING STRUCTURE
(a) In preparation for ooving a structure, the
applicant shall, or shall cause:
1. The openings in the vacated structure
protected with suitable coverings to
prevent unauthorized entry or van-
dalism.
2. The power to all service lines shut
off and all such lines disconnected
outside of the property lines.
3. The disconnection and capping of all
gas, water, steam, sewer and other
service lines outside of the building
line, curb line or at the main trans -
mission line as directed by the company
providing the service.
4. The notification, in advance, of all
utility coapanies providing ervi
o the ite and their approval obtained
prior to the disconnection.
S. The payment of all costs of utility
disconnections, capping, nd bill for
service.
(b) No structure shall be raised from it
foundation in preparation for
within forty -ei ht (48) hour of h
time. Th Chief uilding Official
upon how of c u e by th true ur
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SITE MAINTENANCE
The structure mover shall clean or cause the
cleaning of the site from which the structure
was taken by removing all debris, material
or equipment. Further, said mover shall fill
all holes and irregularities of the site
within forty-eight (48) hours after removal
of the structuTe to the satisfaction of the
Chief Building Official.
TRAFFIC HAZARD CREATED; ESCORT; EXPE SE
If, in the judgement of the Traffic Engineerin
Division, the moving of a structure may create
a traffic hazard, a police escort, or other
escort, may be required to be provided by th
Structure Mover, for the purpose of regulat ing
traffic along the route of the move. Where
such escort is required, the expense hall be
borne by the Structure Mover. The escort hall
not have the authroity to waive or v ry any of
the requirements of the permit or applicable
sections of the Code.
ADVANCE POSTING; NOTICE
When the movement of a structure along an
approved route would be impeded by vehicle
p rked within th public right -of-ay a de -
ermined by the Traffic Engineerin Divi ion,
the Structure Mover shall cau e to have posted,
by th Traffic En ineering Division, o Par ing
igns along such rights-of-way at lea t 4 hour
prior to the tructur move. The Traffi
En in erin Divi ion i hereby au horiz d
mov~. or u to b •ov d, any vehicle p r d
in iol1t1on of uch igns. Fe for po tin
said " o Par in " ian shall b t bli h d
y h Traf ic nain r1n Division.
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Permit shall become null and void unless the
move is completed within the specified time
approved on the permit; provided, however, that
the Chief Building Official may extend the t ime
period of the move after consulting with the
Traffic Division, the Police Department and
the Fire Department. Such extension s shall
be permitted only when the moving at the original
time is rendered impractical by reason of
inclement weather, strikes, or other causes
beyond the control of the Structure Mover .
FLASHING LIGHTS ON STRUCTURE
A flas hing red light shall be required a each
ma in corner of the structure being moved and
at the end of any project ion thereon when he
structure is located with in a public righ -of-wa y.
OTICE TO UTILITY COMPANIES
The Structure Mover shall notify all utility
co•panie maintaining poles, lines or quip -
ment within the public right-of-way of the
approved route at least three days prior to
th e proposed move.
STRIPPI G; SALVAGING; SALES -PROHIBITED
ripping, salvagin and/or ales of par ~ or
materials is prohibit d on the premi e fro
which the tructure i to be moved or o ich
th structure is to be mo ed.
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necessary to obtain a judicial abatement thereon.
In addition, the violation by any person, firm
or corporation of any provision of this Article
may be prosecuted as other violators of Muni cipal
ordinances, and shall subject the violator tho s e
fines and penalities as are provided in Cahpter 2
Title I of this Code.
Tha-t Article II (Wrecking) Section 21, Chapter 8,
Ti tle III of the '69 E.M.C. is hereby repealed and said
Article is renumbered and reenacted to read as follows :
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II. DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
DEMOLITION LICENSE REQUIRED; FEEj INSURANCE
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall make
application for a demolition permit without
first having applied for and received a
demolition license from the City License
Officer. (See Section 9-1-1)
(b) Said annual de•olition license fee shall be
$50.00 which sua shall accompany the applica -
tion for said license.
No license fee shall be required of a private
hoae owner doin such work on his own pre ises.
(c) Any such person, firm or corporation having
received a deaoli tion license and applyin
for a permit t o deaolish any s tructure shall
be covered by public liabili y and property
dam ge i nsurance at least in he followin
mini•u• amounts :
Death or injury to any one per on
Total liability in any on accid n
Property daa
$ 50,000
300,000
50,000
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holder 1 h re p ct to all wor ,
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arising out of the work authorized by the
permit.
DEMOLITION P.ERMI~; REQUIREME NTS
(a) No strucutre within the City of Englewood
shall be demolished unless and until a permit
therefor has been issued by the Code Enforcemen
Division of the Department of Community Deve l-
opment.
(b) A separate demolition permit shall be required
for each structure to be demolished. The
permit shall be kept on the premises durin g
the demolition, and shown, on demand, to an y
authorized agent of the City of Englewood .
(c) The permit fee shall be $50.00 and shall expire
sixty (60) days after the date of issuanc e.
No permit or fee shall be required of a priva te
homeowner doing such work on his own premise s.
(d) A Performance and Completion Bond shall be
required by the person, firm or corporation
proposing to complete the demolition prior
to the issuance of any permit. Said bond
shall be in an amount of at least $5,000 but
may be increased by the Chief Building
Inspector should he determine that a greater
amount is necessary to assure coverag of
completion costs. Said bond is to furth r
assure coapletion of the propo ed wo rk,
including that work neces sary to clean, !111
and level the site within 48 hour s after h
structure is demolished.
APPLICATION FOR DE PERMIT
(a) Application for a deaolition perait by tho e
holding licenses aay be o ained fro• the
Code Enforcemen t Division of he Departaen
o Coamunity D v lop nt nd hall con ain
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3. Starting date and proposed time period
during which the demolition would occur.
4. Description of the proposed method of
demolition and proposed methods of public
protection (such as dust control, securi
etc.)
MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS
(aj The power to all service lines shut off and all
such lines disconnected outside of the proper y
lines.
(b) The disconnection and capping of all ga s,
water, team, sewer and other service line
outside of the building line, curb line or a
the main transmission line as directed by t e
company providing the service.
(c) Notification, in advance, of all utility co -
panies providing service to the sit and the i r
approval obtained prior to the disconne c ion .
(d) Pay, or cause to have paid, all costs of u i li y
disconnections, capping and bills for serv 1ce.
(e) Special traffic, parking and pedestrian pro -
vision aay be required by the Chief Buildin
Official and shall be provided t the appl ic an '
expen e.
(f) Sal of parts or materials on the premi e of
th e demolition hall be prohibited.
PE ALTIES; IUISA CE
The d •olition o ny
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may be prosecuted as other violations of Mun icipal
Ordinances and shall subject the violator to th ose
fines and penalties as are prov i ded for in Cha pter
2 of Title I of this Code.
Se c tion 3.
T~e provisions of this Article are hereby declar ed
to be s everable, and if any section, provision, or part
thereof shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, for any
r ea son, the remainder of this Ordinance shall continue in
f u l l f orce and affect, it being the legislative intent
t h a t the s e Articles would have been adopted even if such
un const i tut io nal or i nvalid matter have not been include d
the rein .
I t i further declared that if any provisions
or p art hereof, or the application thereof, to any per son
or ci r c umstances are held i nvalid, the remainder of sa id
Article in h e appli c at i on thereof to other persons ha ll
not be affecte d thereby.
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Re ad by i l e and passed on fi na l read i n on he
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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 c op y
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 19 7S.
ex officio City Clerk -Trea surer
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APPLICANT:
COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
Hungate's Restaurant and Lounge
2796 So. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado 80110
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Chanqe of ownership -
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Fro -James S. Foreman -SOS
Larrie J. Z m r man -50
To -Larrie J. Z1 er a
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POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREVIOUS CITY CO lCIL AC I NS OORING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCLUDING A?OOJAL RE lEWAL:
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ADDENDUM
Date JW1e 4 1975
1. Corporate Name L. and J, Mans, Inc. , a Colorado corporation
2. Trade Name ttm11ate's Restaurant and Iam11e
3. Address 2796 SOuth Broad~aY, Engl~. ColoradO 80110
4. State Liquor License No. Dite of sale or change June 4, 1975
5. Ust below the officers or dfrectors of the corporation: ----.0,._a..,..te ___ _
Name !lome Street No. & City of Bi rth
Colorado
President: Larrie -J. Zinrnennan ; 7407 W. 33rd Ave., Wheatridge, 4-23-34 Vice Pres.-:--.BO,_.,..b_,B,...ro_wn ________ ; 4055 SOUth Broad~En~lewQOd""--s---2 --2-2 __ _
Treasurer: Sharon K, ZiJ!JneI111/1Il~---; _J!QL~33id Ave~.~jatnage 3-26-46
Secretary: Sbaron K. Zilllng_nnan~~---; " " " " " 3-26-46
Manager : NC>ne
6. DIRECTORS: List all Directors
Name
1.arrie J. Zinmennan -
Sharon K. Z illmennan
Robert Brown
Robert Kistler
(at least 3 are required by Law) Date
Home Street No. & City of Birt
7407 W. 3Jrd Aye •• Wheatri~ge __
_ ].!Q_ W._ 33rd Ave. ~ea~ri c _
4~55 S f:~En&l~ 4 68 s '.1~eo10.
7. Lfst all stockholders ownfng or controlling lOS or lllOl"e of the capftal stock of
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t e corpor1tfon. (Include actu1l owner or pledgee .) Use sep1r1t1 sh et if n ed . t
Percent of D1te
...!!!!!. Holle Street No. l Cfty Stock Owned of Birth
3 3rd Ay •• ~'heatdd . .,g"'--=-1.,,00""\'----
ve 1ny of the 1bovt n d officers or stockholders ever be en convicted o 1 y
f lony or vfol1tfon of ny lfquor 11w in 1ny Feder1l or Stlte court of cord 1
t St1te of Culor1do or 1ny oth r st1te? If so, expl1I f u l y __
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m STATI : or COLO , DEPAR OF REVENUE
I.IQ IOR I.let . I : \PPLICATJ AI>DB-.'Jll.1
Date June ~-1_97_5 ______ _
10. James S. 'or an, 575 h Lroc er Stree , Li tleton, Colorado 0121
g~s. in he principal amount of $16,000.00 Promissorv "kite
I . . nd ) . \I in , I
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n stoc L. and J. ~ms, Inc. Loan
n "tock, I.. and .J. Man ·, In.:., h Id
f l:ngl , f,olorado. This not
of It ~ ine flin ate'
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I TRO DU CED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~<+-~~~~~~~~~
A BILL FOR
,, ORDINANCE AMEND I G CHAPTER 4, TITLE XI II OF THE 1969
E M.C . ENTITLED "SALES AND USE TAX", BY ADDING A NEW
ECT IO THERETO EXTENDING THE SALES AND USE TAX LEVIED
BY SAID CHAPTER THROUGH DECEMBER Sl, 1981, AD DIRECT! G
TH[REAFTER . THAT SAID TAX BE DECRE\SED AS SHOWN HEREIN
A 0 RE PEAL! G ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES I
C• .'F Ll CT HEREWl TH.
WH EREAS, the City of Englewood Capital Improvemen
(b ) year program involving the chedul i ng
f o r , major physi c al need of the Ci o f
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Chapter 4, Title XIII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
i 1 by amended by adding a new Section 38 thereto to
as fo llows:
13-4-38 EXPIRATION OF TAX -REVISED SCHEDULE
The taxes imposed pursuant to Sections 13 ~4-3(a) and 13-4-14 shall continue in effect
until 12:00 P .M. on Decemter 31, 1981. Com -
mencing at 12 :01 A.M. on January 1, 1982 the
foll owing schedule of taxes shall take effect,
re place, repeal and supersede Sections 3(a) and
1 4 , respectively, of this Chapter, as follows :
SALE S TAX LEVY
(a ) There is hereby imposed upon all sales
of items specified in Section 13 -4 -2 within the
bo undaries of the Ci ty of En&lewood a tax in
ccordance with the following schedule :
AMOUNT OF SALE
$0.01 inc lud i ng $0.18
$0.19 including $0.Sl
$0.52 i n cluding $1.00
No Tax l t 2t
On ales in excess of one ($1 .00) dollar the
tax hall e t o (0.02) c ent s on each full dollar
of the sales price, plus the tax shovn in th above
c hedul for the applicabl fractional part of
doll r of each such s l s price.
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any articles of tangible personal property
purchased at retail from sources outside the
corporate limits of the City of Englewood.
Such tax shall be payable to, and shall be
collected by, the Director of Finance in
accordance with the following schedule:
ON STORAGE OR AC8UISITION CHARGES OR ost
$0.01 including $0.18
$0.19 including $0.51
$0.52 including $1.00
TAX
No Tax
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On storage or acquisition charges or costs.
in excess of one ($1.00) dollar. the tax shall
be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar of such
storage or acquisition charges or costs, plus
the tax shown on the above schedule for the
applicable fractional part of a dollar for each
of such charges or costs.
'ec t1on 2.
That all ordinances, or parts of ordinances in
conflic t with, or inconsistent with the provisions of
th1 ordinan ce , are hereby expressly repealed .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
r ad1 n on the th day of July , 1975.
Publ ished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10 h
av o f ul • 1975.
MAYOR
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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 16th day of June, 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JY/ iJ-N V
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 13(f) OF CHAPTER
3, TITL E V, OF THE '69 E.M.C. ENTITLED 'DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
AND APPEA LS', BY EXTENDING THE TIME PERIOD IN WHICH THE
CAREE R SERVICE BOARD SHALL MAKE ITS FINDINGS A MATTER OF
RECO RD.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
!:> ction 1.
That Section 13 (f), Chapter 3, Title V '69 E.M.C.
h reby ended to read a follow :
s-·1 3 (f) Within five TWE ,TY working days of th
conclu ion of aid hearing, the Board shall
m ke i findin& a aatter of record affir -
ming, odifyin& or r versing the action of
the appointin au hor i y. The appointin
uthori hall i edia ely execute th e f1 d-
i n of the oard.
Pu 11 hed a Bill for n Ordinance on th
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Re d b title and pa d on final readin on the
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoin& is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
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FROM:
DATE:
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Karl Nollenberge1·, Assistant City Ma11ager
Acting Chief Morgan, Police Department
June 24, 1975
REQUEST FOR OUT-OF-STATE TRAINING
The Englewood Police Department has been selected by the Federal Bureau
of Inv estigation to .send a five-man team to Quantico, Virginia, from
September 7 -12, 1975, for Anti-Sniper and Survival Training.
6 A .
This school is presented by the F.B.I. to four local departments at a
time, each having a team of one co11111anding officer and four other officers.
The purpose of the school is to train a f iv ran team fr0f11 a local
department in how to react in various street ombat situations having to
do with barricaded gunmen and sniper situations. The men will train to
act as a unit. Some departments refer to this unit as a "SWAT" Team, (Special Weap ons and Attack Team).
All weapons required for this training w1 l1 be availab le at the F.B. I.
Acaderr;y and, therefore, the team will not have to carry weapons with them.
The F.B.I. will furnish round trip airlines tic ets for each te member,
along with three meals per day and lodging. The team lead r w1 11 need
approxfMately $75 to $100 fn advanced funds for fncfdental expenses; sue
as, taxf fare for the ffve men to the F.B.I. Acadery fro Dulles irport
i Virginia, and then the return are to the airport.
st of th taxi and incidental expenses are ref ursable pon filin g o
h proper claf wfth the F.B.I. Of ic in Denver upo their re ur
Your consideration fn allowin this out-c..f-state tr11in i g wfll e rea ly appreciat d.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ---• SERIES OF 1975
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLE I AND II,
(C HAPTER 8) TITLE III, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
ENTITLED "MOVING" AND "WRECKING" AND REENACTING THE SAME
WITH AMENDMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 1 through 17, inclusive, Article I,
Chapter 8, Title III of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code
entitled "Moving", are hereby repealed and reenacted to
read as follows :
3-8-1 DEFINITIONS
As used in this Chapter, the following words
and phrases shall be deemed to mean the following :
(a ) "Structure Mover• any person, fir• or corpor-
ation engaged in the aoveaent or transportation
of hou e , buildin , s tructure s , or any por -
tions thereof, ithin or through the City of
Englewood.
(b ) "Struc tur " any hou e, buildin , edifice, or
prot ion ther of.
(c) "Necessary Con truction" all foundation,
structur , lee ric 1, pluabin nd he tin
construction re uired to brin th tructur
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i de roy1n a tru tur .
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MOVERS LICENSE -APPLICATIO -REQUIREMENTS
(a) No "structural mover" as defined herein
shall make application for a moving permit
without first having applied for and
received a "Movers License" from the City License Officer. (Sec. 9-1-1 )
(b) Said Movers License Fee shall be $50.00
annually which sum shall accompany the
application for said license.
(c) Prior to issuance of any license, the
applicant shall provide proof of insur-
ance by submitting a certificate of
insurance to the Director of Finance
indicating that the following minimum
insurance coverages are in effect:
PUBLIC LIABILITY and
PROPERTY DAMAGE
Death or injury to any one person
Total liability in any accident Property da•aae
$ so,ooo
300,000 so,ooo
(d) The insurance shall cover the liability
of the Mover with respect to all work per -
for•ed by and any vehicl s used by him
or his aaents, subcontractors, servants
or e•ployees, and shall hold the Ci y
har•less fro• any liability ar1 ing out of
the work authorized by the permit.
MOVING PERHIT REQUIRED
o person, firm or corporation holdin1 a valid
"Mo r's Licens ", hall p rfor• ny of th
follo na i hout fir t ha in cur d
Movin P r•it fro• th Code Enforc • n
i ion of the D part• n of Co un1 cy D v n
a) Mov or rais only s rue ur foundation.
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(b) Move any structure to a site within the
city.
(c) Move any structure along or across any
public street of the city.
Exceptions: A Moving Permit shall not be
required for construction shacks as determined
by the Chief Building Official or for structures
having a maximum floor area of 100 sq. ft.
for which a Building Permit is not required.
PERMIT -APPLICATION
(a) Application for a Movers Permit shall be
furnished by the Code Enforcement Div-
ision of the Department of Community
Development and shall contain the following
information;
1. Name, address and telephone number
of the applicant.
2. Address of present location of
structure.
3. Address of proposed location to wh ich
the structure is to be moved.
4. Date and ti•e of proposed movemen
of st ru cture .
S. Proposed route to be used in movement
of structure.
6. Description and size of th truck and
other equipment proposed to be used
in th aovement of the tructure .
7. C r if cates as ur n ha
in urance r qulr nts hav
(b ) o per•it for ovin& a
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ission. All said structures shall
comply with all provisions of the Uniform
Building Code for new structures and all
required permits therefor shall be obtained
prior to any work being performed. No
structure shall be moved to a site within
the City until the necessary foundation
therefor has been completed, inspected
and approved.
(c) If the structure is proposed to be moved
from a site in Englewood, or through
Englewood, to a site in an adjoining
jurisdiction, written proof shall be pr e-
sented that the adjoining jurisdiction
exercising control over the site to
which the structure is being moved ha s
granted permission to place the structu r e
on the proposed site and that all a dJ01nin
jurisdictions through which the mov e will
take placa h ve issued permits th e r efo r .
(d ) If the structure is proposed to b l ocated
on a site within the City of Englewood,
the following additional procedure s h all
apply:
The following information shall be ub-
mi tt d with th application (2 0 co p 1e of
each docum nt ):
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2.
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the structure is moved to the pro-
posed site and all necessary con-
struction is completed.
3. A floor plan sketch, drawn to scale
and with appropriate dimensions,
showing the structure(s ) as proposed
to be completed on the proposed site.
4. A statement describing the size,
spacing and span of floor joists, the
size and spacing of studs, the ceiling
heights of rooms, size and spacing
of roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of heating plant and
pluabing and type of construction
(fraae, brick, etc.).
5. A stateaent describing proposed
additions, repairs, and remodeling.
After receipt of all of the requied infor-
mation, posting of the proposed site and
advertiseaent in the official newspaper,
the City Planning and Zoning Co .. ission
shall hold a public hearing on the
application.
The City Planning and Zoning co .. i sion
may disapprove the application if the pro-
posed structure i out of character ith
the structure( ) in the bloc or f cin
block of the propo d it by reason of
style, height or sitin characteri tics.
If the Co911is ion approves an applica ion
it shall b assured tha th propos d
d velopa nt will no b detri ental to
th n ahborhood by rea on of traffic
cona tion, re trlction of li&ht and
air or unusual char t ri ic of th
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Inspection of the structures proposed to be
moved shall be made by both the Code Enforce-
ment and Traffic Engineering Divisions prior
to issuance of a permit.
PERMIT -FEE -EXPIRATIO
A moving permit fee for structure to be moved
to a site within the City of Englewood shall
be $50.00 and for structures to be •oved
through or out of the City shall be $25.00.
All said moving permits shall expire sixty
(60) days after date of issuance.
PERFORMANCE BONDS -OTHER
A Performance and Co•pletion Bond, or other
insurance bond, acceptable to he Chief
Building Official, and proof thereon in writing
by the insuring com pany, shall be posted by
the Structure Mover prior to issuance of the
perait. The bond, of at lease S5,000, (••Y
be increased by the Chief Building Official
if he determines that a greater amount is
necessary to assure covera e of coapletion
cos ts ) shall insure necess ary cl ean in , filling
and leveling the site in the Ci t y of En lewood,
fro wh ich the structur is •oved, ithin
hours after the tructure i re o ed fro he
site.
CASH DEPOSIT
A cash deposit, in th a ount of one hundred
dollars ($100), sh 11 b pot d by the S ructure
o er th the Chief Buildina Offic al prior
to issu nc of any ovin Pera t. id depo t
aay b us d to repair d.. e to publi prop r
in the ev nt that he true ur ov r do s no
r pair th daaa es ithin thirty (30) d y
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USE OF STATE HIGHWAY -PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIRED
No Moving Perait, proposing to utilize a State
Highway as part of the route, shall be issued
until approval, in writing. therefore has been
granted by the State Highway Department.
PREPARATION FOR MOVING STRUCTURE
(a) In preparation for moving a structure, the
applicant shall, or shall cause:
1. The openings in the vacated structure
protected with suitable coverings to
prevent unauthorized entry or van -
dal ism.
2. The power to all service lines shut
off and all such lines disconnected
outside of the property lines.
3. The disconnection and capping of all
gas, water, steam, sewer and other
service lines outside of the buildin
line. cu rb line or at the main trans-
aission line as directed by the compan
providing the service.
4. The notification. in advance, of all
utility coapanie providina servic
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to the site and their pprov l obt 1ned
prior to th disconnection.
Th pay. nt of all cos
di conn ctions, cappin ,
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The structure mover shall clean or cause the
cleaning of the site from which the structure
was taken by removing all debris, material
or equipment. Further, said mover shall fill
all holes and irregularities of the site
within forty-eight (48) hours after removal
of the structure to the satisfaction of the
Chief Building Official.
TRAFFIC HAZARD CREATED; ESCORT; EXPENSE
If, in the judgement of the Traffic Engineering
Division, the moving of a structure may create
a traffic hazard, a police escort, or other
escort, may be required to be provided by the
Structure Mover, for the purpose of regulating
traffic along the route of the move. Where
such escort is required, the expense shall be
borne by the Structure Mover. The escort hall
not have the authroity to waive or vary any of
the requirements of the permit or applicable
sections of the Code.
ADVANCE POSTING; NOTICE
When the movement of a structure along an
approved route would be impeded by vehicles
parked within the public right-of-way as det-
ermined by the Traffic Engineering Divi ion,
the Structure Mover shall cau to have posted,
by the Traffic En ineering Di i ion, o Parking
si&ns along such rights -of-way at least 4 hour
prior to the structure ove. The Traffi
Engineering Divi ion i hereby authoriz d o
ove, or cau to b aoved, any v hicle pa r ed
in violation o uch si n . Fe s for po in
aid "No Parkin&" si n sh 11 be stabll h d
by th Traffic n ineer1n Divi ion .
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Tia of mov m n o a true Yr sha ll b appro d
by th Traffic Division, h Polic D part• n
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Permit shall become null and void unless the
move is completed within the specified time
approved on the permit; provided, however, that
the Chief Building Official may extend the t ime
period of the move after consulting with the
Traffic Division, the Police Department and
the Fire Department. Such extensions shall
be permitted only when the mov i ng at the original
time is rendered impractical by reason of
inclement weather, strikes, or other causes
beyond the control of the Structure Mover .
FLASHING LIGHTS ON STRUCTURE
A flashing red light shall be required at each
main corner of the structure being moved and
at the end of any project ion thereon when the
structure is located within a public right -of-way.
NOTICE TO UTILITY COMPANIES
The Structure Mover shall not ify all utilit y
companies maintaining poles, lines or equip -
ment within the public right-of -way of the
approved route at least three days prior o
the proposed move.
STRIPPING; SALVAGING; SALES -PROHIBITED
Stripping, salvaging and/or sales of par
materials is prohibited on the premi e
which the structure is o be moved or to
the s ructure is to be moved.
PENALTY; NUISANCE
The ovin of any s tructure within he Ci y of
·nglewood in v olation of any pro ision of
thi Articl i h r by d clared to be a pu lie
nui anc nd upon application of th Dir o
of Co unity D elopment the City At orne l
hereby authorii d and direc d, without the
nece ity of fur her authority of Ci y Council,
to in titu uch legal proc dtn a a
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In addition, the violation by any person, firm
or corporation of any provision of this Article
may be prosecuted as other violators of Municipal
ordinances, and shall subject the violator those
fines and penalities as are provided in Cahpter 2
Title I of this Code.
That Article II (Wrecking) Section 21, Chapter 8,
Title III of the '69 E.M.C. is hereby repealed and said
Article is renumbered and reenacted to read as follows :
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II. DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
DEMOLITION LICENSE REQUIRED; FEE; INSURANCE
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall make
application for a demolition permit without
first having applied for and received
demolition license from the City Licen e
Officer. (See Section 9-1-1)
(b) Said annual demolition license fee shall b
$50.00 which SUll shall accompany the pplica-
tion for said license.
o license fee
hom owner doin
hall be required of a
such work on his own
(c) AJty such person, fir or co rporat ion ha in
r c ived a de•olition lie nse and pplyin
for a perait to demoli h any s ructur h 11
b covered by public liab 11ty and prop rty
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arising out of the work authorized by the
permit.
DEMOLITION P.ERM~Tj REQUIREME TS
(a) No strucutre within the City of Englewood
shall be demolished unless and until a permit
therefor has been issued by the Code Enforcement
Division of the Department of Community Devel-
opment.
(b) A separate demolition permit shall be requ ired
for each structure to be demolished. The
permit shall be kept on the premises dur ing
the demolition, and shown. on demand, o an y
authorized agent of the City of Englewood.
(c) The permit fee shall be $50.00 and shall expire
sixty (60) days after the date of is uanc .
No permit or fee shall be required of a pr i va te
homeowner doing such work on his own pre i
(d) A Performance and Completion Bond shall e
required by the person, firm or corporat ion
proposing to complete the demolit ion prior
to the issuance of any permit. Said bond
shall be in an amount of at lea st $5,00 bu
may be increased by the Chief Buildin
Inspector should he determine that a rea r
amount l n cessary to assure cov r ge of
completion cos ts. Said bond i to further
assur co mpl tion of th propo ed or ,
includin that work nece ary to c l an, fill
n d lev 1 the ite within 4 hours aft r h
s tru cture i d moli hed.
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2. Address of the proposed demolition.
3. Starting date and proposed time period
during which the demolition would occur.
4. Description of the proposed method of
demolition and proposed methods of publi c
protection (s uch as dust control, secur 1 y,
etc.)
MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS
(ar The power to all service lines shut off and all
such lines disconnected outside of the proper y
lines.
(b) The disconnection and capping of all ga s,
water, steam, sewer and other service lines
outside of the building line, curb line or at
the main transmission line as directed by the
company providing the service.
(c) Notification, in advance, of all utility com-
panies providing service to the site and heir
approval obtained prior to the disconn c ion.
(d) Pay, or cause to have paid, all costs of ut ility
disconnections, capping and bill s for serv1c
(e) Special traffic, parking and pedestr i n pro -
vision may be required by the Chief Buildin
Official and shall be prov id d at the appl1c n ·~
expens e.
f) Sa le of parts or materi 1 on th pre o f
the demolition shall b prohibited.
UISANCE
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may be prosecuted as other violations of Munic ipal
Ordinances and shall subject the violator to hose
fines and penalties as are provided for in Chapter
2 of Title I of this Code.
Section 3.
Tqe prov1s1ons of this Article are hereby de clared
to be severable, and if any section, provision, or par
thereof shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, for any
reason, the remainder of this Ordinance shall continue in
f ul l f orce and affect, it being the legislative intent
hat these Articles would have been adopted even if such
unconstitutional or invalid aatter have not been included herein.
It is further declared that if any provisions
or pa rt hereof, or the application thereof, to any person
or ci rcumstances are held invalid, the remainder of said
Articl s in the appli cation thereof to other person s hall
not be affected thereby .
Published a s a Bill for an Ordinance on th e~~~
day of~~~~~~~~~~-• 1975.
Read by title and passed on final re ding on h
__ day of , 1975.
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ATTEST:
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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BY AUTHORITY
ORDI ANCE NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A BIL L FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLE I AND II,
(CHA PTER 8) TITLE III, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
E 'TI TLED "MOVING" AND "WRECKING" AND REENACTING THE SAME
WITH AMENDMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
ection 1.
That Sections 1 through 17, inclusive, Article I,
Cha pter 8, Title III of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code
entitled "Moving", are hereby repealed and reenacted to
read as follows:
3 --1 DEFINITIONS
As used in this Chapter, the following words
and phrases shall be deemed to mean the following:
(a) "Structure Mover• any person, firm or corpor-
ation engaged in the move•ent or transportat ion
of hou es, buildings, structure , or any por -
tions thereof, within or throu h the City of
Englewood.
(b) "Structur " any house, buildin , dif ce, or
protion thereof.
(c ) " ecessary Construction" all foundation,
structur , lee ric 1, plumbina nd he tin
con truction r uir d to brin& th true ur
1nto compli nc ith th curr nt Build n
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(d ) "D •oli ti on" th ra11n , burn in , or o h r ·
i d troy n a ructur .
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MOVERS LICENSE -APPLICATIO N -REQUIREMENT S
(a) No "structural mover" as defined herein
shall make application for a moving permit
without first having applied for and
received a "Movers License" from the City
License Officer. (Sec. 9-1-1)
(b) Said Movers License Fee shall be $50.00
annually which sum shall accompany the
application for said license.
(c) Prior to issuance of any license, the
applicant shall provide proof of insur-
ance by submitting a certificate of
insurance to the Director of Finance
indicating that the following minimum
insurance coverages are in effect:
PUBLIC LIABILITY and
PROPERTY DAMAGE
Death or injury to any one person
Total liability in any accident
Property damage
$ 50,0 00
300,000
50,000
(d) The insurance shall cover the liability
of the Mover with re ~ect to all work per -
for•ed by and any vehicles used by him
or his aaent s, subcontractor , servan
or e•ployees, and shall hold the Cit y
haraless fro any liability ar1sin out o
th work authori~ed b the perai .
MOVI G PERMIT REQUIRED
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(b) Move any structure to a site within the
city.
(c) Move any structure along or across any
public street of the city.
Exceptions: A Moving Permit shall not be
required for construction shacks as determined
by the Chief Building Official or for structures
having a maximum floor area of 100 sq. ft.
for which a Building Permit is not required.
PERMIT -APPLICATION
(a) Application for a Movers Permit shall be
furnished by the Code Enforcement Div-
ision of the Department of Community
Development and shall contain the following
information;
1. Name, address and telephone number
of the applicant.
2. Address of present location of
structure.
3. Address of proposed location to which
the structure is to be moved.
4. Date and time of proposed move en
of structures.
S. Proposed route to be u ed in ao ement
of structure.
6. Description and siz of the rue and
other equipaent proposed to be used
i n the aov m nt of the struc ur .
7. Cer ifi ates s urin
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(b) o p rait for aov na a
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ission. All said structures shall
comply with all provisions of the Uniform
Building Code for new structures and all
required permits therefor shall be obtained
prior to any work being performed. No
structure shall be moved to a site within
the City until the necessary foundation
therefor has been completed, inspected
and approved.
(c) If the structure is proposed to be moved
from a site in Englewood, or through
Englewood, to a site in an adjoining
jurisdiction, written proof shall be pre-
sented that the adjoining jurisdiction
exercising control over the site to
which the structure is being moved has
granted permission to place the tructure
on the proposed site and that all adjoinin
jurisdic tions through which the move will
take place have issued permits therefor.
(d) If the structure is proposed to be lo ated
on a site within the City of Englewood,
the following additional procedure h all
apply :
Th following informa ion sh 11 be ub-
ai tted with the application (20 copie of
each docua nt):
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as they are proposed to appear after
the structure is moved to the pro-
posed site and all necessary con-
struction is completed.
3. A floor plan sketch, drawn to scale
and with appropriate dimensions,
showing the structure(s) as proposed
to be completed on the proposed site.
4. A statement describing the size,
spacing and span of floor joists, the
size and spacing of studs, the ceiling
heights of rooms, size and spacing
of roof rafters, type of roof and
covering, type of heating plant and
pluabing and type of construction
(fra•e, brick, etc.).
S. A state•ent describing proposed
additions, repairs, and remodeling.
(e) After receipt of all of the requied infor -
mation, posting of the proposed site and
advertisement in the official newspaper,
the City Planning and Zoning co .. ission
shall hold a public hearing on the
application.
(f) The City Pl nnin& and Zoni ng Coaais ion
aay disappro e the application if th pro -
po d structure is out of character with
the tructu r ( ) n th bloc or f cing
bloc of th propo d it by r ason of
tyle, h i ht or i in characteristic .
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REQUIRED INSPECTION
Inspection of the structures proposed to be
moved shall be made by both the Code Enforce-
ment and Traffic Engineering Divisions prior
to issuance of a permit.
PERMIT -FEE -EXPIRATION
A moving permit fee for structure to be moved
to a site within the City of Englewood shall
be $50.00 and for structures to be moved
through or out of the City shall be $Z5.00.
All said moving permits shall expire sixty
(60) days after date of issuance.
PERFORMANCE BONDS -OTHER
A Performance and Completion Bond, or other
insurance bond, acceptable to the Chief
Building Official, and proof thereon in writ ing
by the insuring companr, shall be posted by
the Structure Mover pr or to issuance of the
permit. The bond, of at lease $5,000, (may
be increased by the Chief Building Official
if he determines tha a greater amount is
necessary to assure coverage of coapletion
co t ) shall insure necessary clean1n , fill1n
and lev lin th sit in the City of En 1 wo od,
froa vh c h the s ructure 1 ov d, ithin
hours aft r th true ure i o d fro he
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USE OF STATE HIGHWAY -PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIRED
No Moving Perait, proposing to utilize a State
Highway as part of the route, shall be issued
until approval, in writing, therefore has been
granted by the State Highway Department.
PREPARATION FOR MOVING STRUCTURE
(a) In preparation for oo¥ing a structure, the
applicant shall, or shall cause:
(b)
1. The openings in the vacated structure
protected with suitable coverings to
prevent unauthorized entry or van -
dal ism.
2. The power to all service lines hut
off and all such lines disconnected
outside of the property lines.
3. The disconnection and capping of all
gas, water, steam, sewer and other
service lines outside of the building
line, curb line or at the main trans -
mission line as directed by the comp ny
providing the service.
4. The notification, in advance, of all
utility companies providing service
to the ite and their approval obta i n ed
prior to th di connection.
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di conn ction , cappin , nd bill for
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SITE MAINTENANCE
The structure mover shall clean or cause the
cleaning of the site from which the structure
was taken by removing all debris, material
or equipment. Further, said mover shall fill
all holes and irregularities of the site
within forty-eight (48) hours after removal
of the structure to the satisfaction of the
Chief Building Official.
TRAFFIC HAZARD CREATED; ESCORT; EXPENSE
If, in the judgement of the Traffic Engineering
Division, the moving of a structure may create
a traffic hazard, a police escort, or other
escort, may be required to be provided by the
Structure Mover, for the purpose of regulating
traffic along the route of the move. Wher e
such escort is required, the expense shall be
borne by th Structure Mover. The escort shall
not have the authroity to waive or vary any of
the requirements of the permit or applicable
sections of the Code.
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Permit shall become null and void unles s the
move is completed within the specified time
approved on the permit; provided, however, that
the Chief Building Official may extend the t ime
period of the move after consulting with the
Traffic Division, the Police Department and
the Fire Department. Such extensions shall
be permitted only when the moving at the original
time is rendered impractical by reason of
inclement weather, strikes, or other cau ses
beyond the control of the Structure Mov er.
FLASHING LIGHTS ON STRUCTURE
A flashing red light shall be required at each
main corner of the structure being moved and
at the end of any projection thereon when the
structure is located within a public r i ght -of-way.
NOTICE TO UTILITY COMPANIES
The Structure Mover shall not ify all utility
companies maintaining poles, lines or equip -
ment within the public right -of -way of the
approved route at least three days prior o
the proposed move.
ALVA GING; SALES -PROHIBITED
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necessary to obtain a judicial abatement thereon .
In addition, the violation by any person , firm
or corporation of any provision of this Articl e
may be prosecuted as other violators of Municipal
ordinances, and shall subject the violator those
fines and penalities as are provided in Cah p er ~
Title I of this Code.
Tha-t Article II (Wrecking) Section 21, Chapter
Title III of the '69 E.M.C. is hereby repealed and said
Article is renumbered and reenacted to read as follow :
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II. DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
DEMOLITION LICENSE REQUIRED; FEE; INSURANCE
(a) No person, firm or corporation shall make
application for a demolition permit without
first having applied for and received a
demolition license from the City Licen
Officer. (See Section 9-1-1)
(b) Said annual demolition license fee shall be
$50.00 which sum shall accompany the applica -
tion for said license.
No license fee shall be required of a private
home owner doing such work on his own premis s.
(c) Any such person, firm or corporation ha in
received a deaolition license and applyin
for a per•it to demolish any structure hal l
be covered by public liability and prop rt
daaage in urance a lea t in th following
miniaua aaount :
Death or
Total li
Property
to any one person
in ny on accid n
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and vehicles u ed by hi•
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arising out of the work authorized by the
permit.
DEMOLITIO PERMIT; REQUIREMENTS
(a) No strucutre within the City of Englewood
shall be demolished unless and until a permit
therefor has been issued by the Code Enforcement
Division of the Department of Community Devel-opment.
(b) A separate demolition permit shall be required
for each structure to be demolished. The
permit shall be kept on the premises during
the demolition, and shown, on demand, to any
authorized agent of the City of Englewood.
(c) The permit fee shall be $50.00 and shall expire
sixty (60) days after the date of issuance.
No permit or fee shall be required of a private
homeowner doing such work on his own premises.
(d) A Performance and Completion Bond shall be
required by the person, firm or corporation
proposing to complete the demolition prior
to the issuance of any permit. Said bond
shall be in an amount of at least $5,000 but
may be increased by the Chief Building
Inspector should he determine that a rea er
amount 1 necessary to a sure cov r e o
completion costs. Said bond is to fur h
a sur co•pletion of th propo ed or ,
includin that wor nee s ary o cle n, fill
and level the i e within 4 hour aft r h
tructur i d moli hed.
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2. Address of the proposed demolition .
3. Starting date and proposed time per i od
during which the demolition would occur.
4. Description of the proposed method o f
demolition and proposed method s of public
protection (such as dust control, secu r i y,
etc.)
MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS
Car The power to all service lines shut off and all
such lines disconnected outside of th e prop r
lines.
(b) The disconnection and capping of all ga s,
water, steam, sewer and other service lines
outside of the building line, curb line or at
the main transmiss i on line as directed by th
company providing the service.
(c) Notification, in advance, of all utility com-
panies providing service to the site and the ir
approval ob tained prior to the disconne c ion.
(d) Pay, or cause to have paid, all costs of utility
disconnections, capping and bills for erv 1ce.
(e ) Special traffic, parking and pedestr i n pro -
vision aay be required by the Chief Buildin
Offi ial nd s hall be provided at th ppl1 c an '
expense.
f) of parts or material on the premi
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may be prosecuted as other violations of Municipal
Ordinances and shall subject the violator to those
fines and penalties as are provided for in Chapt r
2 of Title I of this Code.
Section 3.
Tqe prov1s1ons of this Article are hereby declared
to be severable, and if any section, provision, or part
thereof shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, for any
reason, the remainder of this Ordinance shall continue in
full force and affect, it being the legislative intent
that these Articles would have been adopted even if such
unconstitutional or invalid aatter have not been included therein.
It is further declared that if any provisions
or part hereof, or the application thereof, to any person
or ci rcumstances are held invalid, the remainder of said
Articl s in the application thereof to other per on shall
not be affected thereby.
day Of Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ~--
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Re d by title and passed on final r adin on he
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. Ja•es, 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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A BILL FOR
, ORD INANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969
E. 1. C. ENT! TLED "SALES A D USE TAX", BY ADDING A NEW
ECTIO THERETO EXTE, DING THE SALcS A D USE TAX LEVIED
Y SAID CHAPTER THROUGH DECE !BER 31, 1981, AND DIRECT! G
TUE REAFTER . THAT SAID TAX BE DECRE\SED A SHOWN HEREIN
AND REPE LI G ALL ORDJ A CES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
0 FLICT HEREWITH.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood Capital Improvement
is a six (6) year program involving the scheduling
nd funding for, major physi ca l needs of the City of
ood; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article VIII, Part II,
of th City Charter, the Ci ty Planning and Zonin
s1o n mu t submit annually to the City Mana er, no
than ninety (90) day prior o h uhmi ion of the
11 t o r co mmended api 1 improvem nts, arr nged
or d r of prefer nee, wh ich in th opinion of he Com
ces r y or de ir bl o be con tructed durin
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Section 1.
Chapter 4, Title XIII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
re by amended by adding a new Section 38 thereto to
1d as follows:
13-4-38 EXPIRATION OF TAX -REVISED SCHEDULE
The taxes imposed pursuant to Sections
13~4-3(a) and 13-4-14 shall continue in effect
until 12:00 P.M. on Decemter 31, 1981. Com-
mencing at 12:01 A.M. on January 1, 1982 the
following schedule of taxes shall take effect,
replace, repeal and supersede Sections 3(a) and
14, respectively, of this Chapter, as follows :
SALE S TAX LEVY
(a) There is hereby imposed upon all sales
of items speci fied in Section 13 -4-2 within the
bo undarie s of the City of En&lewood a tax in
accordanc e with the following schedule:
AMOUNT OF SALE
$0 .01 i ncluding $0.18
$0.19 including $0.51
$0.52 incl uding $1 .00
No Tax lt
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On sales in excess of one ($1.00) dollar he
tax shall be two (0.02) cent s on each full dollar
of the s le price, plus the tax s hown in the above
chedule for the applicable f ractional part of
dollar of e ch such sales price.
TAX 0 STORAGE , CO. SUMP TIO AND USE
Th re 1 her by l vi d, nd th re
collect d roa ev ry p r on in the C ty,
upon th pr1 1le e o s or1n , u in or con
within th oundari s of th Ci y o nal
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any articles of tangible personal property
purchased at retail from sources outside the
corporate limits of the City of Englewood.
Such tax shall be payable to, and shall be
collected by, the Director of Finance in
accordance with the following schedule:
ON STORAGE OR AC8UISITION CHARGES OR ost
$0.01 including $0.18
$0.19 including $0.51
$0.52 including $1.00
TAX
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On storage or acquisition charges or costs,
in excess of one ($1.00) dollar, the tax shall
be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar of such
storage or acquisition charees or costs, plus
the tax shown on the above schedule for the
applicable frac tional part of a dollar for each
of such charges or costs.
Sec tion 2.
That all ordinances, or parts of ordinances in
conflict with, or inconsi tent with the provisions of
his ordinance, are hereby expressly repealed .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
r di n on the ~th day of July, 1975.
ubli hed as a Bill for an Ordinance on th 10 h
ay of Jul , 1975.
MAYOR
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I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
abov e and foregoing is a true, accurate and co•plete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 16th day of June, 1975.
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
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> UC .D AS A BILL BY COU CILMA
A BILL FOR
I. A CE AME DI 'G CHAPTER 4, TITLE XI I I OF THE 1969
. '. E TITLED "S LES A D USE TAX", BY ADDI G A NEW
CT I O. THERETO XTE DING TH SALLS A D USE TAX LEVIED
Y SAID CHAPTER THROUGH D CE1BER 31, 1981, AD DIRECT! 1G
fHE REArTER . THAT SAID TAX BE DECRE\SED AS SHOWN HEREIN ·n REPE LI G ALL ORDI ANCE S AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
0.'FLICT HE REW I TH.
WH EREAS , the City of Englewood Capital Improvement
i a six l6) year program involving the scheduling
nd funding for, major physical needs of the City of
ood; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article VIII, P rt II, Sectio
S o the City Charter, the City Planning and Zonin Coa -
m 1 ion must submit annually to the City Man ger, not le s
t han ninety (90) day prior to the suhmi ion of the bud et,
a 11 to recommended capi al improvem nts, rranged in
order of prefer nee, which in the opinion of the Co 1 sion
re nece sary or de irable to b construe ed durin the
f o rthcoming five (S) year period; nd
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ar icl
City Ch rter, h rity Mn
m of propo ed capit l prOJe
nd for five (S) fisc l y r
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ec tion 1.
Chapter 4, Title XIII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
here by amended by adding a new Section 38 thereto to
rea d as follows:
13-4-38 EXPIRATION OF TAX -REVISED SCHEDULE
The taxes imposed pursuant to Sections
13J4-3(a) and 13-4-14 shall continue in effect
until 12:00 P.M. on Decemter 31, 1981. Com-
mencing at 12:01 A.M. on January 1, 1982 the
following schedule of taxes shall take effect,
replace, repeal and supersede Sections 3(a) and
14, respectively, of this Chapter, as follows :
SALES TAX LEVY
(a) There is hereby imposed upon all sales
of items specified in Section 13-4-2 within the
boundaries of the Ci ty of En&lewood a tax i n
ccordance with the followin6 schedule:
AMOUNT OF SALE
$0.01 including $0.18
$0.19 including $0.Sl
$0.52 including $1.00
TAX
No Tax
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On sales in exces of one ($1.00) dollar the
tax hall be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar
of th sales price, plus the tax shown in the above
c hedule for the pplic ble fractional par of a
doll r of e ch such s les price.
TAX 0 STORAGE, CO, SUMPTION AND USE
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purchased at retail from sources outside the
corporate limits of the City of Englewood .
Such tax shall be payable to, and shall be
collected by, the Director of Finance in
accordance with the following schedule :
ON STORAGE OR AC§UISITION CHARGES OR osr
$0.01 including $0.18
$0.19 including $0.51
$0.52 including $1.00
TAX
No Tax
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On storage or acquisition charges or costs,
in excess of one ($1.00) dollar, the tax shall
be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar of such
storage or acquisition charees or costs, plus
the tax s hown on the above schedule for the
applicable fractional part of a dollar for each
of such charges or costs.
Sec tion 2.
That all ordinances, or parts of ordinances in
conflict with, or inconsistent with the provisions of
thi ordinance, are hereby expressly repealed .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first
re di ng on the th day of July , 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10 h d y o f Jul , 1975.
MAYOR
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ab ove and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
pas sed on first reading on the 16th day of June, 1975 .
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4, TITLE XIII OF THE 1969
E.M.C. ENTITLED "SALES AND USE TAX", BY ADDING A NEW
ECT ION THERETO EXTENDING THE SALES AND USE TAX LEVIED
BY SAID CHAPTER THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1981, AND DIRECTING
THE REAFTER . THAT SAID TAX BE DECRE\SED AS SHOWN HEREIN
D REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood Capital Improvement
Program is a six (6) year program involving the scheduling
of, and funding for, major physical needs of the City of
Engl ewood; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article VIII, Part II, Section
5 of the City Charter, the City Planning and Zoning Com-
missi on must submit annually to the City Manager, not less
than ninety (90) days prior to the submission of the budget,
list of recommended capital improvements, arranged in
order of preference, which in the opinion of the Commission
re necessary or desirable to be constructed during the
orthcoming five (5) year period; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article X, Part I, Section 95
o t he Ci t y Charter, the City Manager shall present a
p r o gram of proposed ca pital projects for the fiscal year
I 7 5 and for five (S) fiscal years therea f ter; and
WHEREAS, pur s u nt to the provis ions of S ction 7
nance No. 2 , Series of 197 0 , pro ided tha a one
cent tax incr e a et out in said Ordinance, was
effective D ce her 31, 1976; and
HEREAS, Council finds and d termines that unles
id sales and u tax is ext nd d at it curr nt 1 vel
e r in set forth, n c s nd d bl publ c 1 prove ·
c nnot be und d.
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OF TH CITY OF E CL 000, COLORADO, a f llow :
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Chapter 4, Title XIII of the 1969 E.M.C. is
he re by a.aended by adding a new Section 38 thereto to
e d as follows:
13-4-38 EXPIRATION OF TAX -REVISED SCHEDULE
. The taxes imposed pursuant to Sections
l3-·4-3(a) and 13-4-14 shall continue in effect
until 12:00 P.M. on Decea~er 31, 1981. Coa-
mencing at 12:01 A.M. on January l, 1982 the
following schedule of taxes shall take effect,
replace, repeal and supersede Sections 3(a) and
14, respectively, of this Chapter, as follows :
SALES TAX LEVY
(a) There is hereby iaposed upon all sales
of items specified in Section 13-4-2 within the
boundaries of the City of Enilewood a tax in
accordance with the following schedule:
AMOUNT OF SALE
$0 .01 includin1 $0.18
$0.19 includin1 10.Sl
$0.52 includin1 1.00
No Tax lt 2t
On sales in excess of one ($1.00) dollar the
tax shall be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar
of the sales price, plus the tax shown in the above
schedule for the applicable fractional part of a
dollar of each such sales price .
TAX ON STORAGE , CO SUMPTION AND USE
Th•r• • hereby levi d, and there shall be
coll cted froa ev ry person in th City, a tax
upon th• privil•I of storin1, u in or con uain1
within th boundari s of th City o En&l wood,
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purchased at retail froa sources outside the
corporate liaits of the City of Englewood.
Such tax shall be payable to, and shall be
collected by, the Director of Finance in
accordance with the following schedule:
ON STORAGE OR AC~UISITION CHARGES Ok Ost
so.01 includina $0.18
$0.19 includina $0.51
$0.52 including $1.00
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On storage or acquisition charges or costs,
in excess of one ($1.00) dollar, the tax shall
be two (0.02) cents on each full dollar of such
storaae or acquisition char1es or costs, plus
the tax shown on the above schedule for the
applicable fractional part of a dollar for each of such charaes or costs.
Section 2.
That all ordinances, or parts of ordinances in
conflict with, or inconsistent -ith the provisions of
this ordinance, are hereby expressly repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first readina on the 7th day of July, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10th day of July, 1975.
AAYok
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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 16th day of June, 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A I LL FO R AN ORDI A CE AMENDING SECTION 13 ( f) OF CHAPTER
, T ITLI V, OF THE '69 E .M.C. ENTITLED 'DI SCIPLINARY ACT IO S ~D Al'PJ:ALS •, BY EXTENDING THE TIME PERIOD I WHlCH TH
C RJE SF RVICE BOARD SHALL MAKE ITS FINDINGS A MATTER OF Rl 0 ll.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY GOU. CIL
OF Ill · LI Y Of ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
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That Section 13 (£),Ch pter 3, Ti le
h r h) nded to read a. follow : I 6 9 E. u :.
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by t i tle as Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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INT RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
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A BI LL FOR AN.ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 13(f) OF CHAPTER
3, TITLE V, OF THE '69 E.M.C. ENTITLED 'DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
AND APPEALS', BY EXTENDING THE TIME PERIOD IN WHICH THE
CAREER SERVICE BOARD SHALL MAKE ITS FINDINGS A MATTER OF RECORD.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 13 (f), Chapter 3, Title V '6 9 E.M.C.
is hereby amended to read as follows:
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(f) Within five TWENTY working days of the
conclusion of said hearing, the Board shall
make its fi ndings a matter of record affir -
ming, modifying or reversing the action of
the appointi ng authority. The appointing
authority shall illll'llediately execute he find-
ings of the Board .
Published s Bill for an Ordinance on the
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Read by titl and pas ed on fin 1 readin on h day of • 19 s.
i le Published by Ord inane o. rie 0 7S, on th ~day of , l
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE 0. , SERIES OF 1975
A BILL FOR AN ORD! ANCE AME DIG SECTION 22. E.TTTLED
"DEFINITIONS';OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONI. G ORDH\A. CE (ORD! A. CE
NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED) BY REVISING AD A1E 'DI. G
CERTAI DEF! ITIONS CO TAI ED I ~~ID SECTION A D ADDI G
EW DEFT lTIO 'S THERETO.
OW, THFREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN D BY TllE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY o~· E GLEWOOD, COLOR DO, as follows:
Section 1.
Tha Section 22. of he Compr hcnsive Zoning
rdinance, eing Ordinance o. 26, Series of 1963 as amended
entitled "Definition s " i hercb · amended in part to read
a fr l] OW
Bui ldrn area: Th
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Floor area: The area of a building measured from the center
of the walls, but not including courts, open porches, garages,
cellar s, or basements , whether finished or unfinished.
Lot coverage: That percentage of the lot area which may be
occupi ed by buildings and/or structures. Carports, garages
and parking structures shall not be included in lot coverage.
Lot line, front: The shortest lot frontage.
Section 2 .
That Section 22.8 entitled "Definitions" of the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, being Ordinance No. 26,
Series of 1963 as amended, is hereby further amended by
adding the following new definitions thereto:
Da~ care ce nter: An agency, organization, or indivi dual pro-
vi i ng day t ime care of five or more children not related by
blood or marriage to, or not the legal wards or foster children
of , the attendant adult. Care of two or more children is not
permitted unless curre ntl y licensed by the State.
Landscaping: Grass , shrubs, tre
ora t ive material.
nd vines, with oth r dee-
Office:
bus1 n e
A room or building in which a person transacts hi
or carrie on his t ated occup tion.
Ope n sp ce: n unoccupied pace open to he ky on th me
lot with he building.
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Useable open space: On site space which is absent of any build-
ing or structure. Open space could contain, but is not limited
to the following: sidewalks, trellises, swings, arbors,
swimming pools, tennis courts, and landscaping . Surface parking
is not to be considered as useable open space.
day of Published as a Bill for an Ordinan ce on the
• 1975. ~~~-~~~~~~~~
Read .by title and passed on final reading on the ~~~day of , 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance o . , Series
of 1975, on the~~-day of , 1975.~~~~
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk -Tre surer
1, Willi
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ORDf A CE 0. , S RIES OF 1975
BI LL FO R A ORDJ A CE AMfl'-;Dl. G SECT IO 22. 8 E TITLED
"DEFlNITlO, s·:or THE COMPREHENSIVE zo l.'G ORDINANCE (ORDJNA. CE
'O. 26, ER I ES OF 1963, S AM E OED) BY REVISl 'G A D AMF DING
CERT I D Ff~ITlONS CO.'T f ED IN S ID SECTION AND ADDI 'G
.I DEFT ITIO!'.. THERETO .
SOI\', THF.RHORE, BE IT ORD FD BY Tiff' CI TY COU 'CI L
,)F THf Cln OF. E 'G Ll\\000 , COLORADO , as follows:
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lhat Sec ion 22.8 of th e Comprehensjve Zoning
l11 in n1..c, ·1n 1 Ordinance o. 26 , Series of 19<>3 as amend d
en ltl J "Definitions" i hereby a mended in par o read
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of the walls, but not including courts, open porches, garages,
cellars, or basements, whether finished or unfinished.
Lot coverage: That percentage of the lot area which may be
occupied by buildings and/or structures. Carports, garages
and parking structures shall not be included in lot coverage.
Lot line, front: The shortest lot frontage.
Section 2.
That Section 22.8 entitled "Definitions" of the
Comprehensive Zo ning Ordinance, being Ordinance No. 26,
Series of 1963 as amended, is hereby further amended by
adding the following new definitions thereto:
Da~ care center: An agency, organization, or individual pro -
vi ing day time care of five or more children not related by
blood or marriage to, or not the legal wards or foster children
of, the attendant adult. Care of two or more children is not
permitted unless currently licensed by the State.
Landscaping: Grass, hrubs, trees and vines, with other dec-
orative mat rial.
Office: A room or building in which a per son transact his
busine s or car rie s on his st ted occup tion.
Open sp ce:
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Ing or structure. Open space could contain, but is not limited
to the following: sidewalks, trellises, swings, arbors,
s wimming pools, tennis courts, and landscaping. Surface parking is not to be considered as useable open space.
day of Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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Publi she d by title as Ordinance No.~~~~· Series of 1975, on the ~day of , 1975.
ATTEST :
e officio City Clerk-Tre urer
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS
22.4-5 AND 22.4-6 ENTITLED "R-2-A AND R-2-B RESIDENTS DIS-
TRICT", OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED)
WHEREIN SAID SECTIONS RELATE TO PERMITTED USES , MINIMUM LOT
AREA, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA, MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF LOT COVERAGE,
MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOTS, MINIMUM YARD REQUIREME TS, HEIGHT
REQUIREMENTS, ACCESSORY BUILD! GS, SIGNS AND CONDIT IONAL USES.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 22.4-5 and 22.4-6 of the Comprehensive
Zo nin Ordinance (Ordi nan ce o. 26, Series 1963) are hereby
repealed and reenacted to read as follows:
22.4-5 R-2 Medium Density Residence District
On of the goal of the ci titens of Engle wood i
to ncourage arie y of housing to meet the need of the
di ferin income lev ls and the varyin family true ure
by e ph iting quali y of development throu h the use of
inno tive and well -de i n d development 1 procedure .
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i n this Zone District shall be subJect to the requirements
and standards found in 22 .5, Supplementary Regulations,
unle ss otherwise provided f or in this Ordinanc e or an amendment
hereto.
b. Permitted principal uses .
(1) Si ngle family dwelling.
(2) Two -family dwelling, with at lea s t one part y
wall and under a c ommon roof.
(3) ·Multi -family dwellings not exceeding 14 units
per acre. Planned Development approval is required
for four or more units.
(4) Religiou s in s titut i on s .
(5) Edu c ationa l inst i tut io n s .
(6) Publ ic f ac ili ti es. (Amn'd . by Ord . No. 35,
Ser ie s o f 1 97 1 )
(7) Day Car e c e n t e r s.
c. Mi n imum area of lot.
(1) Si n gle-family dwelling ..................... 6 ,000
(2) Two-family dwelling ........................ 6 ,000
(3) Each additional unit ....................... 3,000
(Amn 'd. by Ord. o. 35, Serie of 1971)
(4) Day Care cen t e r s ........................... 6,000
(5) All other pe r mitted uses .................. 4 2,000
d. ~i n imum floor area.
(1) Single-family dw llin ....................... 850
(2) Two or more -family dw lling s:
efficiency and/or one bedroom ............ 650
t wo bedroom uni ..........•.............. 7 SO
three b droo unit ..•.................... 950
ach addi ional bedroom .................. 110
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h. Utilities.
Utilities servi ce to buildings in new devel o pm nts
must be placed underground.
i. Minimum frontage of lot.
(1) .Single fa mil y dwelling ...................... SO feet
(2) Two-family dwelling ......................... SO feet
(3) Each add iti onal dwelling unit.......... . ... 25 feet
(Amn'd. by Ord. No. 3S, Series of 1971 )
(4) Day Care ce nters ............................ 50 eet
(5) Al l other permitted uses ................... 200 fee
J . Maximum height of building.
Principal buil din g --2-1/2 s t ories .............. S fe et
Minimum front yard.
11 p rmi ed principal u e ..................... 25 feet
l. linimum 1d y rd.
(1) Sin f mily dw 11 in ...................... '!> teet
(To al 10 ft:et for bo h id c;
( ) t"o or mo re dwell in un ................. S fee
(lo al 1-1 fee iOT ho th id
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and carports designed or used for the storage
or shelter of vehicles owned or operated by
the occupants of the principal building;
however, commercial vehicles shall be limited
to three-quarter (3/4) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maximum height --1 -1/2 story .......... 15 feet
(b) Minimum front yard, see Supplementa ry
Regulations.
(c) Side yard .............................. 3 feet
if detached and on rear one-third (1/3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard --if enter from front or
side ................................... 3 feet
If ent ring from alley ................. 6 feet
(2) Home occupations. Occupations customarily
incident to the principal use as a residence
(not to include barbers, hairdressers, cos-
metologists, beauticians) when conducted in
the sam dwelling provided that:
(a) It is oper ted in its entrietv within the
dwelling unit and only by the per on or
person maintaining dwellin uni therein.
(b) are employed.
(c) The hour nd th anner of uch u and
the noise reated thereby are no uch
s to interfere wi h h peace, quiet or
di nity of th ne1ghbo hood and adJoinin
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(1) o structure or vehicle on the same lot with
the principal dwelling shall be used for r si -
dence purposes.
(2) Two units must have at least one party wall and
a common roof.
(3) No use shall be permitted within th e Dis rict
which, by emitting an obnoxious or dangerous
degree of heat, glare, odor , radiation, or
·fumes or undue or excessive n oi e beyond ny
boundary line of the lot upon which the us
is located, would become a nuis nee to other
validly existing uses in th area.
Publi hcd s Bill for n Ordinance on th
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Publi h d by title as Ordinance .'o . ___ _
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTIONS
22.4-5 AND 22.4-6 ENTITLED "R-2-A AND R-2-B RESIDENTS DIS-
TRICT", OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AMENDED )
WHEREIN SAID SECTIONS RELATE TO PERMITTED USES, MINIMUM LOT
AREA, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA, MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF LOT COVERAGE,
MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOTS, MINIMUM YARD REQUIREMENTS, HEIGHT
REQUIREMENTS, ACCESSORY BUILD! GS, SIGNS AND CONDITIO AL USES.
OW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 22.4-5 and 22.4-6 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26 , Series 1963 ) are hereby
repealed and reenacted to read as follow :
22.4-5 R-2 Medium Density Residence District
One of the goals of the citizens of Englewoo d is
to encournge a variety of housing to mee the needs of the
differin income levels and the v rying family structures
by empha izing qu lity of developmen hrou h the u e of
innovative nd well -de igned de elop ental procedures.
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in this Zone District shall be sub)ect to the requirements
and standards found in ZZ.S, Supplementary Regulations,
unless otherwise provided for in this Ordinance or an amendment
hereto.
b. Permitted principal uses.
(1) Single family dwelling.
(Z) Two-family dwelling, with at least one party
wall and under a common roof.
(3) Multi-family dwellings not exceeding 14 units
per acre. Planned Development approval is required
for four or more units.
(4) Religious institutions.
(5) Educational institutions.
(6) Public facilities. (Amn'd. by Ord. No. 35,
Series of 1971)
(7) Day Care centers.
c. Minimum area of lot.
(1) Single-family dwelling ..................... 6,000
(Z) Two-family dwelling ........................ 6,000
(3) Each additional unit ....................... 3,000
(Amn'd. by Ord. o. 35, Series of 1971)
(4) Day Care centers ........................... 6,000
(5) All other permitted uses .................. 42,000
d. Minimum floor area.
(1) Single -family dw lling ....................•.. 850
(Z) Two or more -f mily dwelling :
effi iency and /o r one bedroom ............ 650
two b droo unit. ........................ 750
thre b droo unit ....................... 950
ach ddition l bedroo ................•. 110
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Min i mum la nds caping ................................ 15~
h . Uti lities.
Utilities service t o buildings in new developments
must be placed undergr ou nd .
i. M1n1mum f rontage of lot .
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(1)
(Z)
(3)
(4)
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Si ngle family dwelling ...................... 50 fe et
Two-f amil y dwell in ......................... SO ee t
Each addit ion a l welling unit..... . ....... 25 feet
(Am n'd . by Or d. o. 35, Series of 19 1
Day Car centers ........................•... 50 ee
Al other p rmi ted e .......•........... 200 eet
Maximum h ight of build..!E.£.
P11ncip l building -~ 1/2 ories .............. 5 feet
..!!_nimum front ~ rd.
11 per it cd pnnc ip 1 ................•.••• 25 fee
1inimum lUC ~ard.
(1) in 1 fami l~· 3 f et
(2) Ti.o or mo r 5 f
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and carports designed or used for the storage
or shelter of vehicles owned or operated by
the occupants of the principal building;
however, commercial vehicles shall be limited
to three-quarter (3 /4 ) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maximum height --1-1/2 story .......... 15 feet
(b) Minimum front yard, see Supplementary
Regulations .
(c) Side yard .............................. 3 feet
if detached a nd on rear one -third (1/3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard --if enter from front or
side ................................... 3 feet
I f entering f rom alley ................. 6 feet
(2) Home occupation s . Occ upation s customarily
incident to the principal use a s a re sidence
(not to include barbers, hai r d res se r s , co -
metologi sts , be au ticians) when conducted in
the same dwelling provided that:
(a ) It is aper ed in its entriety within the
dwell i ng uni t and only by the person or
per so n s maintaining a dwelling unit herein.
(b) o assi tant re employed.
(c) The hour s nd th e manne r of s u ch u e and
the nois s c reated thereby re no such
as t o in erfere with h pea c , quiet or
digni of he neighborhood and adjoinin
proper ie .
(d) Th re
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(1) o structure or vehicle on the same lot with
the principal dwelling shall be used for resi -
dence purposes.
(2) Two units must have at least one party wall and
a common roof.
(3 ) No use shall be permitted within the District
which, by emitting an obnoxious or dangerous
.degree of hea , glare, odor, radiation, or
f umes or undue or excessive noise beyond any
boundary line of the lot upon which the use
i s lo c a ed , would become a nuisance t o other
v a lidl y e. is i ng u e s in the area.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~
A BILL FOR AN ORD INA CE REPEALING AND REE ACTING SECTIO S
22.4-7 AND 22 .4 -8 E TITLED "R-3-A A D R-3-B MULTI-FAMILY
RESIDEN CE DI STRICT", OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINA CE (O RD! A CE 0. 26, ERIES 1963, AS AME . OED)
WHER EIN SAID SECTIO S RELATE TO PERMITTED USES, Ml IMUf REA
OF LOT, PERMITTED DE ITY BO US YSTEM, MI I 1U FLOOR AR A,
LOT COVERAGE, OPEN SPAC , LA DSCAPI G, UTILITIES, MI I UM
FRONTAGE OF LOT, MAXI 1UM HEIGHT OF BUILD! GS, MI IMUM YARD
AREAS, PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AD E.VIRON IENTAL GUIDELl ES.
OW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sections 22.4 -and 22.4-8 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Ordin nee 'o . 26, Series 1963) are hereby
repealed and reenacted o read s follows:
22.4-6 R-3, High Density Residence Di trict
the citizens of Englewood to encourage a
mee the n ed of the differing income
id er
f mil ru e ur by emphas1 -in quali y
throu h he u e of new develop ental procedure~
It l inheren
d:
1. dev lop
opm n s .
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3. Hl
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inno\ t1 e -11 -d i ned d · lop en
in hi oal hat h ol lowin e co n ·
en pl n hould b u lftl t d for all d el -
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The R-3 District is composed of high-density residential
areas of the City, ordinarily located between single and two-
family residential areas and commercial areas, plus certain
open areas where similar development appears likely to occur.
The regulations for this District are designed to stabilize
and protect the essential characteristics of the District, to
promote and encourage, insofar as is compatible with the high
intensity of land use, suitable environment for family life,
and to permit certa i n pro f e s sional uses of a character unlikely
to develop general concentrat i on of traffic, crowds of people
and general outdoor advertising. To these ends, this Distr ic t
is protected against encroachment o f general industrial uses
and certain commercial u ses wh i le the regulations permit high
development consistent wi th th e high conc entration of persons
and land valua i on . Re i dent i 1 y pe o f s tructures as well
as various institutions a re permitte d, plus structures for
professional uses conforming t o th e pattern of the District.
a.
this Zone
standards
otherwi s e
thereto .
b.
Supplementart regulat i ons. The provisions found in
District sha 1 be subJe c to the requirements and
found in ZZ.5, Suppleme ntary Regulation s , unless
provided for in th is Ord i nance or an amendment
Permitted principal uses.
(1) Any use permitted i n R-Z Zone Distri c t.
(2) Mult i-fam i l y dwellings.
(Amn'd . by Ord. o. 35, Series of 1 97 1 )
(a ) ot t o exceed forty units per e r e , ex c ept
as p rov ided i n 2Z.4 -6 d .
(b ) Pl anned develo pm e nt ppro al i r qui r ed
fo r all multi-fa i l y dw ell in u n i t .
(3) Ho pital and linic , u n ot a n i al ho pi al
or clinic
(4) Re tir ent or s nior ci t iz n hou in , r
ho e , and nurs1n home
(5)
(6)
(7)
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Prof es ion
ar or m
OT old.
1 offi e in which cha
rchand1 e are no co•
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(1) Single-family dwellings ........... 6,000 sq. ft.
(2) Medium density dwellings .......... (See R-2 Section)
(3) Multi-family dwellings ........... 42,000 sq. ft.
(4) Educational institutions, religious
institutions, public facilities .. 42,000 sq. ft.
(1 net acre)
(5) All other permitted principal
uses ............................. 24,000 sq. ft.
d. Permitted density bonus system.
(1) Bonus for site assemblage:
Minimum lot area ................. 42,000 sq. ft.
Permitted base density ........... 40 d.u./net acre
Bonus for increased lot assembly. 2 d.u. for each
additional 1,000
sq. ft. assem led
(2) Maximum density with bonuses ..... 70 d.u./net acre
e. Minimum floor area.
(1) Single-family dwellings.......... 850 q. ft.
(2) 1edium density and high-density dwellings:
Efficiency nd/or one bedroom ....... 650 sq. ft.
Two bedroom unit .................... 750 sq. ft.
Three bedroom unit .................. 950 sq. ft.
Each addition 1 bedroom ............. 110 q. f .
f. ximum ercenta e of lot cover e.
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coverage ............. 35 \
ra e , c rports are no
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Utilities service to buildings in new developments
mu t be placed undergr ound.
j. Minimum frontage of lot.
ll ) Single-family dwelling ..................... SO ft.
(2 ) ledium density dwelling (See R-2
Distric
R gulations.
(3 ) 11 other permitted principal uses ......... ~one
k. la imum hei. ht of buildin .
l l ) ingle-family nd m d1um d ns "ty dwellings ...... .
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 -1/2 tories ................. 25 ft.
(Z) All other permi ed princip 1 uses ....... five (5 )
ories plu garden 1 vel, but not higher th n
ixty (60) fee (Al o s ee upplemental Regula -
tion , 22.S ·i'.
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q. ccessory buildings and permitted accessory uses.
(1) Private garages or carports. Private garages
or carports designed or used for the storage
of motor vehicles owned or opera ed by the
occupants of the principal building; however,
commercial vehicles shall be limited to a
three -quarter (3/4) ton carrying capacity.
(a) Maximum height, single-famil or medium
den ity ..... 1-1/2 story ................ 15 ft.
High den ity dwell i ngs ... 3 stories ..... 35 ft.
(b) inimum fron yard ..... See Supplementary
Regulations.
(c) Sid yard.............................. 3 ft.
if de ached and on rear one-third (1/3)
of lot.
(d) Rear yard.............................. 3 ft.
(2) on-comm rcial parking lots.
( 3)
Required parking may be provided within 400 feet
of the property, either within he same di tric
or ithin a district which permi s non -commercial
rk1n lot . Such par ing lo may be maintained
a long a principal perm1 ted u e is main ained.
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1. Solar and wind exposure.
Tall structures located adjacent to major open spaces
should be sited to ins u re maximum sunlight on the
open spaces during the winter months.
The grouping of tall buildings should be sited to
allow for proper air circulation.
Tall buildi~gs should be sited upon the north side
of pedestrian spaces o provide protection from
winter storms.
Wind breaks such as tree groupings hould be provided
in all major open spaces.
2. Planting.
Plant materials should be selected from var1etie and
species that are acclimated for special clima ic condi-
di tons found within the Engl wood area. Attentio n hould
be given o the size and ch r c er of materials which
will produce the desired landscaped effec . Provisions
should be made for irriga ion and feed1n Y-ems and
pl cem ent for proper maintenance and pro ection o insure
m ure rowth of he plan s.
(a) hould be arran ed in manner to
rch1 ectur l qual1 of plaz rea~.
(b) Deciduous tree should be u ed in plaza area o
allo sunli h dur1n the int r mon h .
P rkin
(a) r r ing areas hould be creen
v land capin
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the or
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 1975. ~~~~~
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
~~~day of , 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.~~~--~-
Series of 1975, on the day of , 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
I, William D. Jame , do hereby certify that the
above and fore oin i a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, pas ed on final readin and publi hed by
title as Ordinance o. , Series of 19 S
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A BILL FOR AN ORDI A CE REPEAL!. G A D REENACTING SECTIONS
22.4-7 AND 22.4-8 ENTITLED "R-3-A A D R-3-B MULTI -FAMILY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT", OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE (O RD! ANCE 0. 26, SERIES 1963, AS AME DED)
WHEREIN SAID SECT IONS RELATE TO PERMITTED USES, Ml IMU 1 AREA
OF LOT, PERMITTED DE SITY BONUS SYSTEM, MINI 1UM FLOOR AREA,
LOT COVERAGE , OPE SPACE, LANDSCAPI G, UTILITIES, MI 1 IMUM
FRONTAGE OF LOT, MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILD! GS, MINIMUM YARD
AREAS, PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES A D ENVIRONME TAL GUID LINES.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Sec ions 22.4-and 22.4-8 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance o. 26 , Serie 1963) are h reby
repealed nd reenacted to read as follows:
22.4-6 R-3, High Density Residence District
It i a o 1 of the citizens of Englewood o encour g a
varie y of hou in to meet he n ed of th differin incom
levels nu the varying f mil ~ ructur hv mpha i:in qual1
of de elopmen through he u e o new elop en al procedur
that w1ll encourage inno ative w 11-d i ned de lop en
l inher n in hi oal ha
id red :
1. Ad lop n pl n hould b
opm nt .
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The R-3 District is composed of high -density residential
areas of the City, ordinarily located between single and two -
family residential areas and commercial areas, plus certain
open areas where similar development appears likely to occur.
The regulations for this District are designed to stabilize
and protect the essential characteristics of the District, to
promote and encourage, insofar as is compatible with the high
intensity of land use, suitable environment for family life,
and to permit certain professional uses of a character unlikely
to develop general concentration of traffic, crowds of people
and general outdoor advertising. To these ends, this District
is protected against encroachment of general industrial uses
and certain commercial uses while the regulations permit high
development consistent with the high concentration of persons
and land valuation. Resident ial types of structures as well
as various institutions are permitted, plus structures for
professional uses conforming to the pattern of the District.
a.
this Zone
standards
otherwise
thereto.
b.
Supplementart regulations. The provisions found in
District sha 1 be subJect to the requirements and
found in 22.S, Supplementary Regulations, unless
provided for in this Ordinance or an amendment
Permitted principal uses.
(1) Any use permitted in R-2 Zone District.
(Z) Multi-family dwellings.
(Amn'd. by Ord. o. 35, Series of 19 1)
( ) ot to exceed forty units per acre, except
as provided in 22.4 -6d.
(b ) Planned development ppro al is requ ired
for all ul i-fa ily dwellin units.
(3 ) Ho pi tal and
or clini
( ) en or
and nur
(S)
(6) Educ on
t ) R 11 1ou in
( ) Public facil1
clinics, but not animal ho pi al
nior ci t izen hou n , re
1n& ho e
which ch a tel or ood
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(1) Single-family dwellings ........... 6,000 sq. ft.
(2) Medium densi y dwellings .......... (See R-2 Section)
(3) Multi-family dwelling ........... 42,000 sq. ft.
(4) Educational institutions, religious
institu ions, public facilities .. 42,000 sq. ft.
(1 net acre)
(5) All other permitted principal
uses ............................. 24,000 sq. f t.
d. Permi t ted density bonus system.
(1) Bo n us for site assemblage:
Minimum lot area ................. 42,000 sq. f
Permitted base density ........... 40 d.u./net acre
Bonus for increased lot assembly. 2 d.u. for each
additional 1,000
sq. ft. assembled
(2) Maximum density with bonuses ..... 70 d.u./net acre
e. Minimum floor area.
f.
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(1) Singl -family dwellings.......... 850 q . ft.
(2) tedium density and high-density dwellings :
Efficiency and/or one bedroom ....... 650 q. ft.
Two bedroom unit .................... 750 q. ft.
Three bedroom unit .................. 950 q. ft.
Each addi i on 1 bedroom ............. 110 q. f .
lax1mum lo · covera e.
e ............. 35\
, c arpor are n o
pace ................•.... ZS\
ur~ wi h land c in n op
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Utilities service to buildings in new developments
must be placed undergr o und.
j. Minimum frontage of lot.
(1) Single-family dwelling ..................... SO ft.
(2) tedium densit y dwelling ( ee R -2
District
Regulati ons.
(3) 11 other permitted principal use ......... ~one
k. Ma imum height of building.
tl) Single-family and medium dens1 y dwellin s ...... .
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1/2 stories ................. 25 ft.
(2) All other p rmit ed principal uses ....... fiv (5)
stories plus garden level, bu not higher han
sixty (60) feet. <Also see Suppl en al Re ula-
tions, 22.S-.
1. Minimum front yard.
(1) All permitted prircipal u e :
Up to three s tories .......................•. 15 ft.
Four or fiv tories ......•................ :?O f t .
Mor h n fives ories ..................... ~sf .
m. 1inimum ide yard.
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(2) led1u
( ) All o
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dwelling ...•..........•......•
(Total 10' for bo h
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(1) Private garages or carports. Private garage s
or carports designed or used for the storage
of motor vehicles owned or operated by the
occupants of the principal building; however,
commercial vehicles shall be limited o a
three-quarter (3/4 ton carrying capacity.
(a ) Maximum h ight, single-famil or medium
density ..... 1-1/2 story ................ 15 ft.
High density dwell i ngs ... 3 stories ..... 35 ft.
(b) Minimum front yard ..... See Supplementary
Regulations.
(c) Side yard.............................. 3 ft.
if de ta ched and on rear one-third (1 /3)
of lot.
(d) Rear ya rd.............................. 3 ft.
(2) on -c ommercial parking lots.
Required parking may be provided within 400 feet
of he property, ei her within the ame di trict
or within a di tr ict whi ch per non -co ercial
p rking lot . uch par ing lo maintained
~ lon a principal per i ed a i n ained.
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1. Solar and wind exposure.
Tall structures located adjacent to major open spaces
should be sited to insure maximum sunlight on the
open spaces during the win er months.
The grouping of tall building should be sited to
allow for proper air circul~~ion .
Tall buildi~g
of pedes rian
winter torms.
should b .i ed upon he north side
paces o p ov1d~ pro ection from
Wind br
in all
such a tree
ajor open spaces.
rouping hould be provided
2. Plantin
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varietie nd
climatic condi-
ttention hould
which
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the~~~~~
~~~~~~~-· 1975.
Read by title and passed on final read ing on the
___ day of , 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.~~~~~-
Series of 1975, on the day of , 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
l, Willi m D. James, do hereb certify that the
above and foregoin is true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by
title s Ordinance 'o. , Serie of 19 S
ex officio City Clerk ·Trea urer
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