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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1975
7:30 P.M. Call to order, invocation by Reverend Hurley Hill,
Church of the Nazarene, 4775 South Pearl, pledge of
allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153, and roll call .
1. Minutes.
(a} Minutes of the regular meeting of November 17,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of November 20 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
2. Visitors.
(a) Mr. Jesse Mammons, Englewood Salvation Army,
will be presen to request aid from the City
Council for help for their youth program.
(b) Mr. David Batchelor, representing the Englewood
C ntennial-Bi-Centennial Committee, wi ll be
present to discuss the use of th City newsl tt r
by he Engl wo od C ntennial-Bi-C ntennial Com-
mitte for c mpaign purposes. (Copies enclos d.)
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3. Co mm un ications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Me morandum from the Director of Utilities to the
Cit y Manager concerning legislation for establish-
me n t of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and materials from solid waste. (Copies
enclosed.)
4 . Communications -Action Rec o mmended.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Se wer Board meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
private pipe agreement. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of November 18 ,
1975 with the recomm endation that the City Council
authorize the Mayor to sign a multi-lateral agree-
ment for the reciprocal use of selec ion services
by public libraries participatin in the Central
Colorado Library System. (Copies enclosed and
See item 5(g).)
(c) Memorandum from the Planning and Zonin Commission
concerning findings of fact on he R-1-C, R-2 ,
and R-3 zoning cases. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum from the Direc or of Finance to he
City Mana er concerning fur her information on
annual liquor license renewal for Panchos Inc.,
4595 South San F Drive. (Copies enclosed .)
(e) Resoluti o fro En lewood Ch mb r of Commerc
concernln con 1nu nee of he one cen sales tax
beyond Dec m r 31 , 1976. (Co is nclosed.)
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s. City Attorney (Continued).
Bills for Ordinances.
(c) Bill rezoning a parcel of land within the City of
Englewood, Arapahoe County, State of Colorado,
from R-2-A, residence district, to R-1-C, residence
district, and amending the official city zoning
map accordingly.
(d) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Non-Emergency Employees.
(Copies enclosed.)
(e) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Police Benefit Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(f) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Firefighters Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(g) Bill relating to the Library Board Agreement.
(Copies enclosed, see item 4(b).)
Resolutions.
(h) Resolution concerning the endorsement of the
Englewood Centenni 1-Bi-Centennial Commission
project for a Senior Citizens Center. (Copies
enclosed.)
Ot her Matters.
(i) Co n siderat ion of
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6 . City Manager (Continue ) .
(c) Ordinance adopting the budget of the City of
Englewood. (Copies enclosed .)
(d) Resolution appropriating funds in the Wat e r Fund.
(Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolution appropriating funds in the Public
Improv ement Fund . (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning approval of the
agreement with the State Highway Department on
the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection .
(Cop ie s enclosed.)
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning the Valley Wat er Distric
(Copies enclosed.)
(h) Reminder to the City Council that December 7,
1975 will be M. M. Summers Day in the City of
Englewood.
(i) Manager's Choice.
7. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor 's Choice.
(b) Councilman's Choice.
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1975
7:30 P.M . Call to order , invocation by Reverend Hurley Hill,
Chur ch of the Nazarene , 4775 South Pearl , pledge of
allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153 , and r oll call .
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of November 17 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of November 20 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
2. Visit ors .
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...,{a) Mr. Jesse ltammons, Englewo od Salvation Army,
will be presen o request aid from the City
Council for help for h ir youth program.
(b) Mr. David Batchelor, r presenting the Englewood
Centennial-Bi-Cen ennial Committee, will be
present to discuss the use of the City newsle ter
by the Englewood Cen nnial-Bi-entennial Com-
mittee for c mpaign purposes. (Copies enclosed.)
..t'C) 0 h r Visi ors .
Co mmuni ca ions -No Ac i on
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3 . Communicatio ns -No Actio n Recommended (Continued).
(g) Memorand um from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning legislation for establish-
ment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and mater ials from solid waste. (Copies
enclosed.)
4. Communications -Action Recommended.
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(a) Minutes of the Water nd Sewer Board meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
~,:;..;."" private pipe agreement. (Copies enclosed.)
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(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of November 18,
1975 with the recommendation that the City Council
authorize the Mayor to sign a multi -lateral agre e -
ment for the reciprocal use of selection services
by public libraries participating in the Central
Colorado Library System . (Copies enclosed and
See item 5(g).)
Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission
concerning findings of fact on the R-1 -C, R-2,
and R-3 zoning cases. (Copies enclosed.)
Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager concerning further information on
annual liquor license renewal for Panchos Inc.,
4595 South Santa Fe Drive. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolution from the En 1 wood Chamb r of Comm rce
~·~I I concerning continuanc of the one cen sales x rt" beyond Decemb r 31 , 1976. (Coples enclosed.)
Ci y A torn y.
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3. Communications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning legislation for establish-
ment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and materials from solid waste. (Copies
enclosed .)
4 . Communications -Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
f"~":> private pipe agreement. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of November 18 ,
1975 with the recommendation that the City Council
authorize the Mayor to sign a multi -lateral agree -
ment for the reciprocal use of selection services
by public libraries participating in the Central
Colorado Library System . (Copies enclosed and
See item 5(g).)
Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission
concerning findings of fact on the R-1-C, R-2,
and R-3 zoning cases. (Copies enclosed.)
Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager concerning further information on
annual liquor licens renewal for Panchos Inc.,
4595 South Sant Fe Drive. (Copies enclosed.)
Resolution from th En lewood Chamber of Commerce
concernin continu nee of the on cen sales ax
beyond Decemb r 31 , 1976. (Copies enclose .)
5. Ci y At orn y.
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5 . City Attorney (Continued).
Bills for Ordinances.
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(g)
Bill rezoning a parcel of land within the City of
Engle wood , Arapahoe County , State of Colorado ,
from R-2-A, residenc e district, to R-1 -C, residence
district , and amending the official city zoning
map accordingly.
Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Non -Emergency Employe es.
(Copies enclosed.)
Bill concerning implemen tation of the 1976 l abor
agreement for the Police Benefit Asso ciation.
(Copies enclosed .)
Bill conce rning implementation of the 197 6 labo r
agreement for the Firefighters Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
Bill relating to the Library Board Agreement.
(Copies enclosed, see i em 4(b).)
Resolutions.
Resolution concerning the endorsement of the
Englewood Cen nnial-Bi-Centennial Commission
project for a Senior Citizens Center. (Copies
enclosed .)
Other Matters.
(i) Consideration of appe l of he Dis ric Cour
decision concernin hree-way liquor license
applic tion for Arap's Restaur nt an Loun e.
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6. City Manager (Continued). . -----;-:;;----f 1 ( c-" t/Q (c) Ordinance adopting the budget of the City of
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(Copies enclosed .)
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Resolution appropriating funds in the Public
Improvement Fund . (Cop i es enclosed.)
Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning approval of he
agreement with the State Highway Depar men on
the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection.
(Copies enclosed .)
Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to he
City Manager concerning the Valley Water Dis ric
(Copies enclosed .)
Reminder to the City Council that December 7 ,
1975 will be M. M. Summers Day in the City of
Englewood .
Manager 's Choice .
1. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor 's Choice .
(b) Councilman 's Choice.
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1975
7:30 P .M. Call to order , invocation by Reverend Hurley Hill,
Church of the Nazarene, 4775 South Pearl, pledge of
allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of November 17.
1975. (Copies enc losed.)
(b) Minutes o f the special meeting of November 20 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
2 . Visitors.
3.
(a) Mr. Jesse Mammons, Englewood Salva ion Army,
will be present o request aid from the City
Council for help for their youth program .
(b) Mr. David Batchelor, representing the Englewood
Centennial -Bi -C entennial Commit ee , will be
present to discuss the use of th City newslett er
by the Englewood Centennial-Bi-Centennial Com-
mittee for c mpaign purposes. (Copie enclose .)
( c) 0 her Visi ors .
Communica ions -No Ac ion R
( ) Minutes of h T x Co it m in of ovem-
b r 6 , 1975. (Copie nclo ed .)
(b) Minu es of h P r s ion Board in
o f Nov m r 13, 1975. ncloa . )
(c) Min t a or h Polle in 0
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Min t Of h 1r or
OV m r 20 , 1975.
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3. Communica tions -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning legislation for establish-
ment of a Re giona l Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and materi als from solid wast e . (Copies
enclosed.)
4 . Communications -Action Recommended .
(a) Minutes of the Water and Se wer Board meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
private pipe agreement . (Copies enclosed .)
(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of November 18,
1975 with the r ecommendation that t h e City Council
aut hori ze the Mayor to sign a multi-lateral agree-
ment for the reciprocal use of selection services
by public libraries participating in the Central
Colorad o Library Syst em . (Copies enclosed and
See item 5(g ).)
(c) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission
concerning findings of fact on the R-1-C, R-2 ,
and R-3 zoning cases. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Mana ger concerning further information on
nnual liquor license renewal for Panchos Inc.,
4595 South Santa Fe Drive. (Copies enclosed .)
(e) Resolution from the En lewood Ch mber of Co mm rce
concernin continuance of he one cen sal s a x
b yond Decemb r jl , 1976. (Co ies nclos d.)
5. Ci y A torn y.
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5. City Attorney (Continued).
Bills for Ordinances .
(c) Bill rezoning a parcel of land within the City of
Englewood , Arapah oe County , State of Colorado ,
from R-2 -A, residence district , to R-1 -C, residence
district , and amending the official city zoning
map accordingly.
(d) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Non -Emergency Employees.
(Co pies enclosed .)
(e) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Police Benefit Association.
(Copies enclosed .)
(f) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Firefighters Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(g) Bill relating to the Library Board Agreement.
(Copies enclosed , see item 4(b).)
Resolu ions.
(h) R solution conce rning the endorsement of the
Englewood Cent nnial-Bi-Centenn1al Commission
project for a Senior Citizens Cente r. (Copies
enclosed.)
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6. City Manager (Continued).
(c) Ordinance adopting the budget of the City of
Englewood. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Resolution appropriating funds in the Water Fund.
(Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolution appropriating funds in the Public
Improvement Fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning approval of the
agreement with the State Highway Department on
the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection.
(Copies enclosed .)
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning the Valley Wate r Dis ri c
(Copies enclosed.)
(h) Reminder to the Ci y Council ha December 7 ,
1975 will be M. M. umm rs Day in the Ci y o f
Englewood.
(i) Manager's Cholc
7. General Di cussion.
(a) Mayor's Choice.
( ) Council an 's Choice.
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1975
7:30 P.M. Call to order , invocation by Reverend Hurley Hill,
Church of the Nazarene, 4775 South Pearl, pledge of
allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #15 3 , and roll call .
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of November 17,
1975. (Copies enclosed .)
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of November 20 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed.)
2 . Visitors.
(a) Mr. Jesse Mammons, Englewood Salvation Army,
will be present to request aid from the City
Council for help for their youth program.
(b) Mr. David Batchelor, representing the Englewood
Centennial-Bi-Gen ennial Committee, will be
presen to discuss the use of h City newsletter
by the Englewood Centenni 1 -Bi -Centennial Com-
mit ee for c mpai n pur oses. (Copies enclosed./
(c) 0 her Visi ors.
3. Communications -No Ac ion Recomm n e .
(a) M1nu s of the T x Commit e m e in of Nov m-
er 6 , 1975. (Coples enclos d.)
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3. Commu n ications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Memorandum from t h e Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning legislation for establish-
ment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and materials from solid waste. (Copies
enclosed.)
4. Communications -Action Recommended.
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(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
private pipe agreement. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of November 18 ,
1975 with the recomm endation that the City Council
authorize the Mayor o sign a multi-lateral agree -
ment for the reciprocal use of selection service s
by public libraries par icipating in the Central
Colorado Library Sys em. (Copies enclosed and
Seeiem5(g).)
(c) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission
concerning findings of fact on the R-1-C, R-2,
and R-3 zoning cases . (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to th
City Manager concernin further information on
annual liquor license renewal for Panchos Inc .,
4595 South Santa Fe Drive. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolu ion from the En lewoo Chamber of Comm rce
concernin con inu nee of the one c nt sales ax
beyond D c mb r 1 , 1976. (Copies enclose . )
Ci y Attorney.
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5, City Attorney (Con 1nued).
Bills for Ordinances.
(c) Bill rezo ning a arc l
Engle wood, Ara aho Co
from R-2-A, residenc
district, and amendin
map accordingly.
f land within he City of
of Colorado ,
ric , o R-1 -C, residence
official city zoning
(d) Bill concernin im lem n a ion of he 1976 labor
agreement for he Non -ergency Employees.
(Copies enclos d.)
(e) Bill concerning implem ntation of the 1976 labor
agreement for h Police Benefit Asso ciation.
(Copies enclosed.)
(f) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Firefighters Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(g) Bill relating to the Library Board Agreement.
(Copies enclosed, see item 4(b).)
Resolutions.
(h) Resolution cone rning the endorsement of the
Englewood Centenni 1-Bl-Centennial Commission
project for a Senior Citizens Center . (Copies
enclosed .)
Other Matters.
(i) Considera ion of appe 1 of he Dis ric Cour
decision concernln hree-way liquor license
pplication f or Arap 's Restaurant an Loun e.
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Co nc11 pproval or 1 ern pl n No . 1 (open1n
spr1n o f l 77) i roprla in $ 41,500 for velo men
of 'h first 9 hol e of olf course, Riv r Redev. Proj c .
A torney ' Choice.
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6 . City Manager (Continued).
(c) Ordinance adopting the budget of the City of
Englewood . (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Resolution appropriating funds in the Water Fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolution appropriating funds in the Public
Improvement Fund. (Copies enclosed .)
(f) Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning approval of the
agreement with the State Highway Department on
the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection. (Copies enc lo se d .)
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utili ies to the
City Manager concernin g he Valley Water Distric (Copie enclosed.)
(h) Reminder to the City Council that December 7 ,
1975 will be M. M. Summers Day in the City of Englewood.
(i) Manager's Choice .
7. General Discussion .
(a) Mayor's Choice.
(b) Councilman 's Choice.
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1975
7:30 P.M. Call to order , invocation by Reverend Hurley Hill,
Church of the Nazarene, 4775 South Pearl, pledge of
allegiance led by Cub Scout Pack #153, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of November 17,
1975 . (Copies e nclosed. )
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of November 20 ,
1975. (Copies enclosed .)
2 . Visitors.
3.
(a) Mr. Jesse Mammons, Englewood Salvation Ar y,
will be present to request aid from the City
Council for help for their youth program.
(b) Mr. David Batchelor, representing the Englewood
Centennial-Bi-Centennial Committee, will be
present to discuss the use of the City newsletter
by the Englewood Centennial-Bi-Centennial Com-
mittee for c mpaign purposes. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Other Visitors.
Communications -No Action Recomm n d.
( ) Minutes of he Tax Commit e in of Nov m-
ber 6, 1975. (Copi s
(b) Minutes or he Parks tin
or Nov mb r 13, l 75.
(c) Min s or h Polic in or
ovem er 20 . l 75.
Min t or h Pir or
Nov m r 20 , 1975.
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3. Communications -No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manager concerning legislation for establish-
ment of a Regional Energy Authority for recovery
of energy and materials from solid waste. (Copies
enclosed.)
Communications -Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Bo ard meeting of
November 12, 1975 with a recommendation for a
private pipe agreement . (Cop ies enclosed .)
(b) Mi nu t es of the Library Board meeting of November 18 ,
1975 with the recommendation that the City Council
authorize the Mayor to sign a multi -lateral agree -
ment for the reciprocal use of selection services
by public libraries par icipating in the Central
Colorado Library System. (Copies enclosed and
See item 5 (g).)
(c) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission
conce rning findings of fact on the R-1-C, R-2,
and R-3 zoning cases. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Memorandum from he Director of Finance to the
City Mana er concerning furthe r information on
nnual liquor license renewal for Panchos Inc .,
4595 South Santa Fe Drive. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Resolutio from the Englewood Chamb r of Commerc
concern1n continuance of the one c n sales ax
yond Dec mb r 31 , 1976 . (Copies enclosed.)
5. Ci y A torn y.
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5. City Attorney (Continued).
Bills for Ordinances.
(c) Bill rezoning a parcel of land within the City of
Englewood , Arapahoe County, State of Colorado,
from R-2-A, residence district, to R-1-C, residence
district, and amending the official city zoning
map accordingly.
(d) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Non -Emergency Employees.
(Copies enclosed.)
(e) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement for the Police Benefit Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(f) Bill concerning implementation of the 1976 labor
agreement f or the Firefighters Association.
(Copies enclosed.)
(g) Bill relating t o the Library Board Agreement.
(Copies enclosed, see item 4(b).)
Resolutions.
(h) Resolution concerning the endorsement of the
Englewood Cen nnial-Bi-Centennial Commission
project for a Senior Citizens Center. (Copies
enclosed.)
O her Ma ers.
(i) Con id r tion of appeal o f h Dis ric Cour
decision cone rning hree -way liquor l i cense
pp11c tion for Arap 's Restaur n n Loun e.
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6. City Manager (Con in ed).
(c) Ordinance adopting the b d et of the Ci y of
Englewood. (Copies encl o sed.)
(d) Resolution appropria in
(Copies enclosed.)
un s in he Wa er Fund .
(e) Resolution appro ria it. f nds in the Public
Improvement Fund. (Co ies enclosed.)
(f) Memorandum from he Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning approval of the
agreement with the tate Highway Department on
the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection.
(Copies enclosed .)
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Utilities to the
City Manage r concerning the Vall ey Wat er Distric
(Copies enclosed .)
(h) Reminder to the City Council that December 7,
1975 will be M. M. Summers Day in the City of
Englewood.
(i) Manager's Choice .
7. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor 's Cho i ce .
(b) Councilman 's Choice.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
November 17 , 1975
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REGULAR MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in regular session on Hovember 17 , 1975
at 7 :30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Rev . Stanley Fixture of
the Englewood United Methodist Church . The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Cub Scout Pack 153 .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of
the roll , the following were present :
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown , Clayton ,
and Mayor Taylor .
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Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Mana er Mccown
Asst . City Manager lollenberger
City Attorney B rardini
Direc or of U ilities Carroll
Actin Dir c or of Community
ve o m nt Romans
Chi f H m1lton
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A sen ou n c il Me mber Blessing .
Th e Mayor d e clar e d the moti o n carrie
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Martin Lathrup , 3259 Sou th Clarkson , was introduced
by Mayo r Taylor . Mayor Taylor p r ese nted him with a Distinguished
Se rvic e Award for the work that he did in preparing the Englewood
celebrat i on of the ann iv e r sary o f the United Nations .
Mr . La hrup addressed the audience and state d his
appreciation for the award .
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May o r Taylor introduced the two new Councilmen who
wer e e le ct e , Donal Smith and Donald William s .
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Harvey Pratt , 4810 South Inca , indicated that he was
at the City Council meeting to ask for official approval for the
expansion of Drug F ir locat e d in the 4200 b ock of South
Broa way . This is in com liance with the state i uo r cod s .
He s ai that the ex ansi o n would be dou ling th size of th
dr g st o re .
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Tina Warden , 3001 West Bellewood , discussed her
request for rezoning of her residence to accommodat the
business of a wig shop . She explained her personal si ation
and why she desired th rezoning .
COUNCILMAIJ MA N MOVED AHO GOU CH.MAI JOI l:.S ECONDED
A MOTIOIJ TO CONSIDER ITEM 4-f OUT OF AGENDA E UENCE RELATI G
TO A RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PLANNING AID ZONING COMMI SIOI
REGARDING DENIAL OF REZONING RE UE T OF TIIIA WARDE , 3001
WEST BELLEWOOD . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes : Council M mb r~ Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
ays : Non .
Absent : Council Mm er ssin .
The Mayor declare he motion carrie
War n said that th
y
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Councilman So vern stated that spot zoning of this
ty e in the heri an area has caused a great deal of problem ,
a~ one can see y rivin along Federal in the City of Sheri an .
Councilman Mann stated that he sees no robl m in
exten in g he B-2 zoning along Federal to Chenango if h owners
in tha area should desire it . A discussion etween Co nc man
Mann and Councilman Jones ensued relat i ng to zoning in that
area .
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Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as fo lows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Brown , Clayton .
rays : o ncil ~em ers Mann , Taylor .
Absen Council Mem er Blessin .
h Mayor declare th motion carried .
Mrr , arden q e tioned he eci ion o f Council .
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Mrs . Oldenburg stated that the great majority of
people in the area want the previous zoning of R-2-A. She
stated that of all the people that were at the Planning and
Zoning Commiss ion meeting of October 20 , 1975 , only six to
eight people there were in favor o f R-2 zoning . She finished
by referring to a letter from John Cris well relating to the
zoning situation .
Mayor Taylor referred to the Council action relating
to the rezoning and stated that the fourteen -unit apartments
as previously in the R-2 -B had been changed to permit only
quadruplexes .
COUNCILM AN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTIOI TO CONSIDER ITEM 4-e OU OF AGENDA SE UENCE RELATING
TO THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONI G COMMISSION MEETING
OF OCTOBER 21 AND 22 WITH RECOMMENDATION FROM THEIR MEETING
OF NOVEMBER 11 , 1975 , COHCl:.RNIIW ZONING OF LAND IN THI:. CITY
FORMERLY ZOtED AS R-2-A, R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B to R-1 -C, R-2
and R-3 . Upon a call of the roll, the vo resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , overn , Mann, Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
ys: None .
A sen Council Mem er Blessin
The yor clar d he mo ion c rri
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against the R-1-C zoning , but that it was anticipated that
Council would give the Commission some direction upon the
matter .
In the undersigned 's view, Council is faced with several
alternatives , but it must bear in mind that it is operating
under some severe time limits .
It seems to us that the only possible zoning which could be
considered for the subject area would be either R-1 -C or R-2 .
Indeed , it is our opinion that to deny the property owners in
the area the right to use their property to build duplexes ,
at least , as they have had the right to do since 1963 , would
constitute a deprivation of property without due process .
Be that as it may , it is our understanding that Council now
has the option either of scheduling a public hearing on the
R-1 -C request or of refusing to do so .
On the other hand , Co ncil cannot , in our opinion , consider
zoning this ro n R-2 until the Commissio1 has held a public
hearing on the m· tt r .
Th , if Co rcll
an later dcnie
an 1 zone s a e .
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against the R-1-C zoning , but that it was anticipated that
Council woul give the Commission some direction upon the
matter .
In the un ersigned 's view, Council is faced with several
alternatives , but it m st bear in mind that it is operating
under some se vere time limits.
It seems to us that the only possible zoning which co ld be
considered for the subject area would be either R-1 -C or R-2 .
Indeed , it i s our o inion that to deny the property owners in
the area the right to use their property to build duplexes ,
at least , as they have had the right to do si1 ce 1963 , would
constitute a deprivation of property without due process .
Be that as it may , it is our understanding that Council now
has the o tion ei her of sche uling a p b ic hearing on the
R-1-C request or of refusing to do so .
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, Co nci cannot , in our opinion, consider
R-.. n 11 th Commission has h ld a public
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Mrs . Oldenburg stated that the great majority of
ople in the area want the previous zoning of R-2-A. She
s a ed that of all the people that were at the Planning and
Zoning ommission meeting of October 20 , 1975 , only six to
eight eople there were in favor of R-2 zoning . She finished
by referring to a letter from John Criswell relating to the
zoning situation .
Mayor Taylor r eferred to the Council action r elating
to the rezoning and stated that the fourteen -unit apartments
as previously in the R-2-B had been changed to permit only
quadruplexes .
COUNCILM AN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTIOH TO CONSIDER ITEM 4-OUT OF AGENDA E Ul::NCE RELATING
TO THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AHO ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
OF OCTOBER 21 AND 22 WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THEIR MEETING
OF NOVEMBER 11 , 1975 , COHCl:..RIHHG ZONING OF LAND rn THI:.. CITY
FORMERLY ZONED AS R-2-A, R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B to R-1 -C, R-2
and R-3 . Upon a cal of h roll , the vote resul ed as f ollow
Ayes: Co cil M,m ers Jones , overn , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Ta lor .
ys: Non
A Co nci Me t r le in·.
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4 . Co uncil would then be presented with the alternative of
either R-1-C or R-2 , but it would be presented under
circumstances where Council 's decision could be a con-
sidered one and one which would have some finality to it .
Of course , our clients would prefer Council not to hol a
public hearing upon the R-1 -C request and , since the Planning
Commission has recommended against that zoning , it is our
unders t anding that Council has the right to refuse to hold
such a hearing. However , if it is Council 's desire to hold
a hearing upon the matter , we respectfully suggest that it
not be held until the Commission gives to Council its recom-
mendation upon an alternative zoning and Council has before
it a choice of actions .
Sincerely ,
/s/ John A. Criswell
For CRISWELL , PATTERSON
& BALLANTINE
Ci y A torn y Berardini ex lained he possible
actions open to Ci y Council re ar ing this rezoning si ua-
tion:
w1
1 . City Counci can pass th R-1-C zonin for
2 .
tha are r the adv rse decision of he
Plannin a d Zonin Commission af r nother
u lie hearing is held .
cil may ac
hey hav
on a o her classific -
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Mayor Taylor said hat the question before the
Council at thi m etin is to make a decision relating to
he zoning of th rea in q estion .
Co ncilmau ovcrn sta e that of the even Co u c il-
men , five o not o sess a complete understanding of t e
Planning and Zoning Commis ion ' f cts and fin ings , ar.J
that it is importan th t they familiarize themselves co.-
pletely with the s bject .
Steve Alen , 020 South Lincoln , stated tha m ry
public hearings have already been held an that , in his
o inion , the ublic has a tended ut have not been
to . He sta c tha any further public h arings an
ance by hose who have a concern wo ld seem ra her
t.h
o ject
stands now n o nc1
:onin Coi:un1ss1on
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new zoning . She stated that , in her opinion , quadruplexes
are just a block-busting technique .
Councilman Brown clarified his position as it
relates to the situation in past meetings . He stated that
he introduced the initial motion because he felt that the
R-1 -C zoning was right for that area , but he then changed
his opinion after he was presented with additional informa-
tion and therefore voted against it in the Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER REZONING FOR THE AREA IN QUESTION ON
DECEMBER 1 , 1975 , AFTER REVIEWING THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM
THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION .
Mary Camp ell , 38 5 South Lincoln , asked what
would happen if the new Council comes in with no decision
having been made . She said hat he citizens in he area
just want to be left as they are with the old R-2 -A zoning .
She asked why Council cannot reinstate the old R-2 -A zoning
in order to comply wi h the wishes of the citizens . She
also stated that they should consider putting the decision
u to vo e of the p o le th t would be affec ed .
Councilman Sovern stated that it is the intent of
the Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission to upgrade
th 1 vel of he new housing tha could b built in the City .
Councilman Jon oin ed ou ha he City i con-
s r ined by court decisions s o wha i can o in r lation-
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Absen : o ncil Member Blessing .
The May o r eclared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9 :15 p .m. The
Council meeting reconvened at 9 :30 .m. Upon a c a ll of the
roll , the following were present :
Council Members Jones , Sove r n , Mann , Brown , Clayton
and M yor Taylor .
Absent : Council Mem er Bless ing .
The Mayor eclared a quorum pr sent .
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Comrnurications -to Action Recommended on the agend
were acce te withou comment :
(a) Minute of he Elec ion Commission mee ins of
Novern r 6 , 1975 .
(b) Min t Of he Board of Adjustment and Appe 1 ..
of Octo er 8 , 1975 .
(c) Recov ry of Ener y
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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 .
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David Batchelor, 7101 South Webster , Littleton ,
presented a letter from the Englewood Centennial-Bicente nnial
Commit ee outlining a request to change Resolution No . 44 ,
Series of 1975 , in order o conform to the new direction and
project as approved by he Cent nnial -Bicentennial Committee .
He outlined seven points :
K nn
1 . The Committee is o undertake a fund -raising
campaign to raise $100 ,000 toward construction
of a recreational center for the elderly .
2 . Ci y Council woul ap rove sing City fun s
for he remainder of construction costs
estimated to b an additional $500 ,000 .
3 . Contribution r c ived from the community
may e designa~ d as living m morials .
4 . Contri ion r ceiv d may pl ed and
ya le ov r a thre -year perio •
5 .
6 . All funds
re urn d
e bu11 •
7 . The
or
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onor hould • not
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SENTENCE SHALL READ , "PORTIONS OF THE CENTER MAY BE OPEN FOR
MEMORIALIZATION BY INDIVIDUALS OR BUSINESSES THAT MAY WISH TO
DONATE IN EXCESS OF $50 ,000 ."; PARAGRAPH 6 SHOULD READ , "A LL
FUNDS DONATED PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST , LESS EXPENSES INCURRED
FOR THE FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN , WILL BE PROPORTIONATELY RETURNED
TO THE DONOR SHOULD THE CENTER NOT BE BUILT ."
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND ITEM 4 BY ADDING THAT THE AUDITOR FOR THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WILL PERIODICALLY AUDIT THE FUNDS IN THE
ACCOUNT .
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
this would automatically be done by the auditor during his
audit of the City .
Councilman Mann and Councilman Clayton removed their
motion and second .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AME D BY CHANGING PARAGRAPH 7 TO PARAGRAPH 8 AND
ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH 7 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE FU DS ARE
TO BE GIVEN TO THE CITY OF E OLE OOD AS A GIFT FROM THE CITI -
ZEN A D THAT THE FUND BE USED FOR A RECREATIONAL CENTER FOR
THE SE!HOR CITIZENS OF El GLEWOOD ."
U on a c 11 of th roll , the vote on the amendment
res l e as follows:
Aye .. : Council em r Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown,
C ay or , Taylor .
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At en Co nci mb r Bless1n .
c th motion carr1
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Councilman Mann stated that the City Council
should not eliminate any possible options which are avail-
able .
Mr . Batchelor stated that , in his opinion , if
$100 ,000 is not raised the Committee and the Council can
then negotiate , as to the disposition of the project . In
answer to Councilman Mann 's question , Mr . Batchelor stated
that i f unde r $100 ,000 is raised the funds would still be
given to the City .
Councilman Sovern stated that the City has budgeted
$500 ,000 for this project . Even if the $100 ,000 is not raised
by the Committee , the project would not be that far off finan-
cially from the needed money goal .
Upon a call of th roll , the vote on the motion
as amended resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Cl y on , Taylor .
Nay : None .
Absent: Council Member Ble sing .
The Mayor declar d h mo ion carr1e
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COUNCILMAN JONE
ION TO REFER TO THE PARK
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ylor.
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Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
ays : iJone .
Absent: Co ncil Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini gave a shor t background of
the American Meta Climax -Dravo Corporation court case . He
recomrnen e tha he City Council accept the of fer by Amax
to settle for $8 ,355 .88 and that the Ci y insure that it be
held harmless from a y future litigatiun in this matter .
COU CILMAN BROWN MOVED A D COUNCILMA!l MAlrn SC.COi OED
A MOTIO! TO ACCEPT THE RECOMME DATIO TO ACCEPT SETTLEMENT Ii~
THE AMERICA METAL CLIMAX -DRAVO CORPORATIOtl SUIT FOR $86 ,355 .88
AtD THAT IT INSURE THAT H CITY Bl:: HELD HARMLE S FROM A Y
FUTURE LITIGATION IN THI MATT~R . U on c 11 of the roll,
th vo e r s l ed fo
Ayes: Co ncil Mem rs Jone ' Sovern , M nn , Brown ,
c yton , • ay or .
' y n .
A n·. ........ .... 1 M m r
red th motion c rr1e .
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RESOLUTION NO . 57 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDULE FOR FLAT WATER
RATE SERVICE .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMA!~ JONES SECO DED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION HO . 57 , SERIES OF 1975 .
Councilman Mann stated that he is against this
resolution and the next one , and he further stated that in
order for him to be for this the City must improve its water
service and pressure in the southern area of the City , par-
ticularly in the Fox , Huron , and Chenango area .
Councilman Sovern ~tated that this item was con-
sidered at the previous Council meeting and that an mend -
ment was introduced and passed relating to s andby require-
ments . He asked that this be dropped from the r esolution .
Councilman Clayton , who had seconded he amendment
at the previous m eting, agreed.
follow
T ylor .
A
U on a call of he roll , the vot resulted as
Ay s: Counci Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Brown , Clayton ,
ays: Council M m er Mann .
A sent: Council Mm r Bl s in •
Th M yor eclar mo ion carried .
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and ninety percent to be not metered .
should give the ten per cent presently
opportunity to d ermine whether they
ra tes .
He said that the City
on mete r ed rates the
want meters or flat
Councilman Clayton said he shares his concern for
the required meters in ten percent of the residences .
Upon a call of the roll , the v o t e res u lted as
f ollows :
Ayes : Council Members Jon es , Sovern , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylo r .
kee
for
lays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Me mber Bl ssing .
The Mayor clared the motion carried .
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Councilman Clay on tate
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I :TRODU ED A ILL BY cou; CILMA,' 01 E •
, BILL
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Ayes : Council Members Jone , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Memb r Blessin •
The Mayor eclar d the motion carried .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN ,
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORA 0 ,
FROM R-2-B RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-2 MEDIUM DE!SITY RESIDENCE DI -
TRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN SOVER MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JO!ES SECO DE
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR A ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL
DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHI THE CITY OF EHGLEWOOD ,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-B RESIDENCE DI -
TRICT TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DI TRI T AND AMENDIIG
THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY, AND SETTIN A PUBLIC
HEARING FOR DECEMBER 16 , 1975 . Upon a call of he rol , he
voe r sul ed as follows:
Aye : Council M rs Jon s , Sovern , M nn , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
ys: ton .
A en Council r in .•
The M yor clar 1on c rr1
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING
SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ElmLE -
WOOD, ARAPAHOE COU TY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-3-A MULTI -FAMILY
RE IDENCE DISTRICT TO R-3 HIGH Dl:. SITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT Al<D
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY AND SETTING
A PUBLIC HEARING FOR DECEMBER 16 , 1975 . Upon a call of the
ro 1 , th vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sover n , Mann , Br own ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Jone .
A s nt: Co ncil Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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II TRODUCE AS A BILL BY COUtlCILMAI BROWN ,
A BILL
FOR A ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND
WITH l THE CITY OF ENGLE OOD , ARAPAHOE COUNT Y, ST ATE OF COLORADO ,
FROM R-3-B MULTI -FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-3 HIGH DENSITY
RE'IDElC!:. DI TRICT AND AME DIG THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP
ACCORDI LY .
COUNCII1'1A
Co nc1 M Jon Sov rn, M nn,
C ton ,
C ncil
ot1o c rr1 d .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the last
time to consider R-1 -C rezoning of the Oxford-Kenyon -Lincoln-
Sherman area is drawing close for this Council . He stated
that at the end of the year all bills which have been intro-
duced will have to be reintroduced by the new Council , so if
this Council wants to act on this rezoning request they must
introduce a bill on December 1st and have a public hearing
so that it can be acted upon before December 31st . If the
Council introduces ac ion on December 1st , publication could
be made in the December 3rd newspaper . Since fifteen days
notice is required , the earliest that final action can be
taken would be December 18th . Therefore , if final action
is desired by this Council a special session would be needed
subs quen to this date . City Attorney Berardini asked for
dir ction on this subject .
Councilman Clay on asked that City Attorney Berardini
hav a bill for an ordinance drawn up for he n xt Council meet-
ing .
COUNCILMAN SOVERt MOVED A COU CIIJ.IAN MAN SECONDED
A MOTION TO REQUEST THE PLA!WING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO
I~STIGATE R-2 ZONING I SOE FORM FOR THE AREA IN QUESTIOt
(OXFORD -KENYON -LINCOLN-SHERMAN).
Pl
on
iv for
Councilman Sovern ex lained
nd Zonin Commission to give
ar icular area .
ha he would like the
he Council dir ction
a d that he likes his alt rna-
i o n.
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Assista1t City Manag er No llenberger stated that
Panchos is in the process of sale and has not been open for
a couple of months .
Councilman Clayton questioned the many calls at
the Studio Lounge . Councilman Mann stated that Council
should not penalize a liq or out le t because they have a
high n mber of calls .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
fo lows :
Ayes : Co ncil Members Jones , So vern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
lays : None .
Ab ent : Co ncil Member Blessing .
The ~ayor ec are th motion carri
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cou CILMAI c Vt. I MOVED A D cour c lLi I JO. ES SECOt L
A MOTlOl TO APPROVJ:; THE. j ., BEER LlCENSt: RD, L FOR SA FEW Y
STORE LOCATED AT l 5 E J riAM DEi AVEtUJ:;. Upon a c 11 of the
ro 1 , th fo o ws:
Ay Sov r • M nn , Brown ,
C yt.01 , Tay ,r .
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUtCILMAN CLAYTON ,
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 43
SERIES OF 197 5
AN ORDINAi CE AMENDING CHAPTER 4 , TITLE 15 , OF THE 1969 ENGLE -
WOOD MUIHCIPAL CODE BY REVISING THE SCHEDULE OF RATE AND CHARGES
FOR SA 1HTARY SEWER SERVICE .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCIL:MN BROW1~ SECOI DED
A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDII ANCE NO . 43 . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ay s: Council Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
A s e n Counci Me ber Blessing .
'l'he Mayor eclared the mo<;ion carried .
• • • • • •
INTR OD UCED AS A BILL BY COUI GILMAN CLAYTON ,
BY AUTHORITY
E.D
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ro lo
Cl y on ,
A
ORDINA CE W .
SERIES P 1975
RE EALill I D R£-t. AC ING SECTIOI S THROUGH ,
11 , OF TH~ 96 9 :GMt.WO O MUtICI-
OG .
CO U 'ClLHA CLA¥TO .'
OTI O TO APP OP
th Ch in
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Ay a : Co I Cil M J o r ' ·o rn, r o
T y or .
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Jays : None .
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Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
• • • • • •
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN ,
A BILL
FOR All ORDillA! CE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CIT Y AND
COUNTY OF DENVER AND THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO , AUTHORIZ -
ING THE CITY OF DE!lVER TO MAKE A SANIT ARY SE WER LINE CONNEC -
Tiotl AT SOUTH Uf IVERSITY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING
THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD .
COUNCILMA!l SOVERJ MOVED AND COUI CILMAIJ CLAYTON
ECOt DED A MOTIOI TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROV -
IllG Al AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DEINER AND
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AUTHORIZillG THE CITY OF
DElVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNECTION AT SOUTH
UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVE UE WITHIN THE CITY
OF IJGLEWOOD , AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE THE SAME OJ BEHALF OF THE CITY OF El' GLEWOOD .
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Page 23
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Councilman Sovern commented on the relocation of
the bus stop from Wyatt 's Cafeteria to the Shamrock Mall .
He said that it was his understanding that the entire bus
stop was to be relocated to the Shamrock Mall , and that
here would no longer be any layovers at Wyatt 's Cafeteria
stop . As it exists now , there is a tremendous safe y problem
at that area , and he heard there was another pedestrian/auto
accide nt at that location . He asked hat he accident records
at the Wyatt 's Cafeteria bus stop be investigated and re orted
ack to Council .
A len thy discussi on ensu d rcla ing o h reloca-
ion of the bus stop .
RESOLUTIO NO . 59 , ERIE OF 1975 ,
A RESOLUTIOt RECOMMEND!! G TO THE REGIONAL TRA PORTATIO!
DISTRICT THAT THE LOCATIOll FOR A BUS TERMI? AL BE LOCATED
ADJACE!lT TO HE SHAMROCK MALL , I? DERELLA CITY .
COUI CIL<!Al OVER: uVED Al OU! ILMttl BROWN
SECONDED A M ION APPRO RE OLUTIO! ERIES OF
1975 . Upon a call of he roll, the vot a follows:
Ay Co nc1 M m ers Jones , ov rn , Mann , Brown ,
Clay on , T ylor .
y Of••-.
t: Co c1 B
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Page 24
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PROCEED
WITH COLLECTION OF THE BILL FROM THE VALLEY WATER DISTRIC'l'.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Co ncil Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton ,
Taylor .
ays : Council Members Mann , Brown .
Absen Council Member Blessing .
Tlie Mayor declared the motion carried .
* • * * • *
City A torney Berar ini indicated that he had been
aske by the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee to
handle some legal matters regar ing their incorporation , an
he aske for Co ncil 's permission to do this .
COUN ILMAt CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SECOHDED A MOTIO TO RE UEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO HANDLE
LEGAL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE I CORPORATION OF THE E GLE -
OOD CE TENNIAL-BICENTE!tIAL COMMITTEE . Upon ca 1 of the
ro 1 , ne vote res lted as follow :
Ay s: Council Mem er Jones , Sover , nn , Brown ,
Clay on , Tay or .
.. y r .
n•. ... Co nci r in
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In answer to Councilman Mann 's question , City
Manager Mccown stated that this involved one position which
will be in the library .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Co un c i l Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
Nays : Non .
A sent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor eclared th motion carried .
* * * * * *
RESOLUTIO 0 . 61 , SERIES OF 1975 ,
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUtDS IN THE GE ERAL FUND FOR PUR -
CHASE OF LEAF BAGS .
COUNCILMAN BROW MOVED AND COUNCILMA OVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 61 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon a
call of th roll , the vote resulted as fo lows:
Ayes: Co ncil Mem r Jone , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
ay
A n •. .. . nc1 Bl 1n
Tu y o r
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Page 26
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Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
tays : None .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
• • • • • •
Councilman Sovern a ked if the City Attorney 's
office co ld be used to roce s fire code violations . Council
saw no rea ons why this co ld no b one .
• • • • • •
Councilman Brown as ed hat the City do something
to cl an u and freshen up the south side of City Hall . He
sai that other areas around the Ci y Hall look extremely
nice, bu his area looks rather shabby . He asked that some -
hin e done to pick u rash and to paint those areas need-
in i
• • • • • •
Councilman Clayton as e hat th minutes reflect
h Co ncil n Bl ssing ' a sence is caused y illne
• • • • • •
yor Jo rn th City Co ncil e in a
rk
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COUI CIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
llovember 20 , 1975
b
SPECIAL MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in special session on ovember 20 , 1975
at 7 :18 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting o order .
The invocation was given by Councilman Howard brown .
Mayor Taylor ask for roll call . Upon he call of
h r o 1, the followin were resent:
Cu ncil em er Jone , Sovern , Brown , Clayton , ar
ay o r Taylor .
A en Council M m er B essi an Man •
Tne Mayor eclar a q orum resen .
• • • • • •
OU CILMAN OVERt MOVED AD COUJCILMAl JO E SECO!DED
A OTIO • TO ALL THE SPECIAL MEET! G TO ORDER . Upo a call of
h r o h vote r s 1 ed as follows:
Ay o ur c11 M m rs Jones, ov r • r o wr, Clayto1
T yl o r.
y n
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c d
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Page 2
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election to b held on December 23 , 1975 . The G.O. bond
is ue would be in the amount of $2 ,225 ,000 and the sale of
these bon s wi 1 be contingent upon the approval of the
e ectorate .
COUNCILMAN SOVC.RN MOVED AND COUNCILMAH BROWN
SECO!IDED A MOTION TO WITHDRAW THE REVENUE BOND ISSUI::. FROM
THE MARKET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Mem rs Jones , Sovern , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None.
Abs nt : Co ncil Members Blessing n Mann .
The Mayor declare the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor dJourned them eting at 7:3 .m .
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COUHCIL CHAMBER
CITY OF EIJGLEWOOD , COLORADO
llovember 20 , 1975
b
SPECIAL MEETING :
The City Council of the City of ~nglewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in special ession on ovem er 20 , 1975
at 7 :18 p .m.
Mayor Tay or , presiding , called the mee ing o ord r .
The invocation was given by Councilman Howar brown .
Mayor Taylor ask d for roll call . U on the call 01
the roll , the following were present :
Co ncil Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Brown , Clayton , an
Mayor Taylor.
Absent: Council Member~ Blessing and Mann .
The Mayor c are a q orum pr sent .
• • • • • •
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUHCILMAI JONE SECOIWED
A MOTIO TO CALL THE SPECIAL MEETI G TO ORDER . U on a call of
he roll , the vo e r s 1 follows:
Ay o nci on • , ~ >v r , Br wn , Claytor
n T yl o r.
<on
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T h c rr1
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election to be held on December 23 , 1975 . The G.O. bond
issue would be in the amount of $2 ,225 ,000 and the sale of
these bonds will be contingent upon the approval of the
electorate .·
COUNCILMAN SOVcRN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
S CONDED A MOTION TO WITHDRAW THE REVENUE BOND ISSUE FROM
THE MARKET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Absent : Council Members Blessing and Mann.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
• • • • • •
Mayor Taylor adjourned the meeting at 7:36 p .m.
Ci y Clerk /
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Jones ---So ve r n ,,..-
Mann --Blessi= _.-
Br own ---Clavton ><
N'.ayor Tll vlor
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Moved Seconded Aye !lay Abstain Absent
Jones .,,
'< Sovern ,/
v '!.ann ..,,,
Ble sing ,/
Broy;r I"'
l'lvton y-
1hwvr Tavlor v
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Moved Seconcjed Aye !lay
Jones /
""' Sovern ./
~!.ann 7
•nesslru! ,/ -"-Brown i./
Clav ton
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::;o ve rn
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Jones
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'l!lnn
Blessing
Brown
Clavton
Mayor Tavlor
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lor
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--L Jones ./ -
Sovern </
~.~nn ./
~__.... Bless1ng ./
Brown ,,,,
Clay ton -x-'
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Mewe d Secono ed Aye •la;r Abstain Absent
Jones /
>< Sovern ,/
"""" Uann ,/
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Brown ,/ .... Clayton ~
IV'.ayor Tav l or ,/
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Moved Secon4e d Aye !lay 1 A Absta n bsent
;c..-J one s .,,,
So vern v
Mann v
!:Hessl.nP v
~ Brown ./
Cl a yton K
Ma.vor Tavlor v ..
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~·1ern
v 1 :tnn
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Brovm
I Clavton
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Ay e
Jones
I Jay Abstain Absent
~v e rn
:;.ann
BJ.ess:u~
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Clayton
:l'.ayor Ta_yl or
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.ioved Secon4ed e l•a:.• Abstain Absent
J ones
Sov er n
l/.ann
'ile<is i ng
Br own
Cl a vton
Ma,yo r Tavlor ..
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/~ ~ IP1; r ~ ~Pl lt.u ~ t !Aoved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent
Jones .,;'
">< "iOvern ./
t:R.nn "" laessinP. v ---Brown 7
Clavton
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t!.ay->r Tav l or ti' '
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Moved Secon!j ed Aye ~lay Abstain Absent J ones ,,,,
r'r ~v ern v x-';;inn --!Hea:>lnp v
Brown v I Clayton v I Mayo r Tavlor v
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Moved Seconded /cy1t Nay Abstain Absen t
Jones v So•1ern
.><. !.\ann
Bli>;;s1ng I
Brown I
Clavton .x
Ma~·or Tavlor "
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Moved Seconded Aye tla.v Abstain Ab s e nt
i1'" Jones
sovern
'lann
~ Blessl.ng
=owr
Clavton )<
• !.!a:.·or Tavlor I
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Moved Secon~ed A..ve 'lay Ab stain Absent
Jones / x ,.overn ,,,..,.
,~ ..-.::: ""~nn /
' .e'>Slng /
l:lrown /
C'lavton -?.!ayer Tavlor /
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent
vern
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Jones / .sovern i/ Mann "" ><. Blessing v ,..>< Brown v
Clavton v Mayor Tavlor v '
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Moved Secon4ed Aye 'lay Abst ain Absent
Jone s
---Sove r n
....---Mann
Flless irur
Brovm
Clavton X'.'
Mayor Ta vlor
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Moved SeconQ.ed Aye !lay Abstain Absen t
Jone s
"""' .sovern
Mann
~ !Hessing
Brown
Clavton ,).---
N'.ayer Tavlor I
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Moved Secon4ed Aye tJay Abstain Absent Jones
.>< 00vern
·lB nn
Iaessing x Brown
Clayton
rMyo r Tavlor
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Joved Seconded ay s a n sent
Jones y
'--Sovern v
Mann ......
~ Blessirur "" Brown v
Clavton v
Maver Tavlor ""
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con e /cye Nay Abstain Absent )('" Jones
x Sovern
M<inn
Bie~s ln"
Brown
I Clavton
I V.ayor Tavlor
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' Vl'd Secon4ed Aye .lay Abstain Absent
Jones
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Brown
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Sovern
Mann
Blessing
Brown
Clavton
'IV!ayor Tavlor
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Sovern
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Browr
Clavton
Mayor Tavlor
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Moved Se co Aye Nay Absta in Ab sen~ ~
Jones ,,........
v !".t'lvern ......
v Mann .,.,,.
/ Blessl.ng ........
Brown ........
Clavton x
Mayor Tavlor v
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Mo·1ed Seconqed 'lay Abs ain Absent
or Ta lor
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Moved Seconc1e d A..ve . Abstain Absent
~~ J ones -Sovern .....
Mann 7
Blessl::ng ->< Brown / -Clavton '>L
r11B.vor Tavlor .,,,
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Moved Secon~ed Aye Nay Abstain Absent
J o ne s ./
So ver n v
---Mann "" ~ IH es S irul: .,,
I r Brown "" I Cl ayton ,,,,.,
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Moved Second ed Aye Nay Abst a i n Absent
~ Jones /
y:" ' Sovern "' Mann /
!Hesoing ,,.
Brown ./
I Clavton >< Mayor Tavlor 1
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abst ain Absent ....__. Jones v
~ Sovern v
Mann v
Blessing ,/
Erown ......
Clavton V"
Mayor Tavlor ,/
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Moved s econded Aye
~. Jones
Nay Abstain Absent
oovern -
MJ!.nrl
BJ ess1 na
1 tlrown -
Clavton
"MiiVor Tavlor
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J ones
So vern
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Br own
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Moved Seconded Aye tlay Abstain Jones
vovern
l'i!iIU1
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or own
Clayton
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Moved Secon4ed Av• l<a v Abs tain Absen t
J o ne s
Srivern
l.!An."l
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BrOW?1
Clavton
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Mayor James L. Taylor and
Members of City Council
City of Englewood
Gentlemen:
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6160 South Broadway
Littleton, Colorado 80121
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The Englewood Cent nnial-Bicentennial Ce>m11itte , in furtherance of its fund-
raising ca111pa gn, requ sts additional support frOll th Englewood City Govern-
ment in th following 111.&nn r:
l. Permission to us th full Janu ry 1976 edition of
the "Engl wood Citizen-;;-;; our official c ign
brochure.
2. 1v:;c ss to nd use of City of Engl
as u for th "Engl Ci iz n.•
3. P rm ssion to u th Ci yo
1534" bulk aailin9 penut for
brochur • to prospec iv d nors.
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The Tax C011111ittee meeting was called to order on November 6,
lg75, at 5:15 p.m . by Doug Sovern, Chairman.
Members Present : Doug Sovern, Councilman
Bob Brundage
Jean Carlber
Bob Currier
Bill Howard
Glen Waln
Bill James, Director of Finance
Members Absent: Vern Mann, Mayor Pro Tern
Karl Nollenberger, Asst. City Manager
The Chairman requested questions regarding the minutes of the
previous meeting of October 23, lg75, There were no changes.
The Chairman reviewed the priorities as presented in the
October 23 meeting minutes. Glen Waln submitted his l i sting of prior-
ities . The final listing is as follows, with the fund i ng amount
requ i red for each . The lowest number of po i nts equal s the highe s t
priority.
Develop revenue sources for general
op erat i ng fund so that revenue sha ri ng
can be moved t o PIF .
De vel op r evenu f or the ident ified
posi ti on and proq r M cuts i n the 1976
budge t .
De v lop reve nues fo r empl oy raises
in 197 6.
O velop revenu s for critical capitll
1t s d 1 ttd fr th 1q76 g neral
op r1 1n fund .
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136 ,79l
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Minutes of November 13, 1975
The r egular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commission
wa s called to order at 7:30 p. m. by chairman, Ruth Allen, in the Parks & Recreation
Office .
Me mber s present: Howard, Allen, Cushing, Mann, Blessing, Hewitt, Poole
and Roman s, ex officio
Members abse nt: none
Al so prese nt: J rry Royther , A s t. Dir. Parks & Recreation
Georg Pear on, As t. Dir. Parks & Recreation
Dian Hill, Leag of Worn n Voters
Patricia ldon, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
E mily Bocko, 3845 S. Grant
Jean Carlberg, 3865 S. Grant
Marjori Becke r , 644 E . Yal Pl.
Edward Piz, 290 • I luron
Mrs. Robert Horton, 652 E . Amh r t Pl.
Holly Horton, 652 E . Amherst Pl.
Catherine Wake fi e ld , 3 100 S. lawar
Th la t paragraph on Pag 2 of th Oct ber , l 975 minute w corr cted to
r ad: nt ti v from th
f Mr . I witt talked to Fi her. Pool mov d, II rd cond d,
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The Tax Corrrnittee meeting was called to order on November 6,
1975, at 5:15 p.m. by Doug Sovern, Chairman.
Members Present: Doug Sovern, Councilman
Bob Brundage
Jean Carl berg
Bob Currier
Bill Howard
Glen Waln
Bill James, Director of Finance
Members Absent: Vern Mann, Mayor Pro Tern
Karl Hollenberger, Asst. City Manager
The Chairman requested questions regarding the minutes of the
previous meeting of October 23, 1975. There were no changes.
The Chainnan reviewed the priorities as presented in the
October 23 meeting minutes. Glen Waln suhlllitted his listing of prior-
ities. The final listing is as follows, with the funding amount
required for each. The lowest number of points equals the highest
priority.
Develop revenue sources for general
operating fund so that revenue sharing
can be moved to PIF.
Develop revenue for th identified
position and proqra cuts in t 1
budget.
Develop revenues for
in 1976.
loy rats
Develop revenues for critical capftal
items deleted fr th 1Cl76 general
oper 1ng fund .
D v lop r v nue to 1111 e
funds actu rfally sound.
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November 6, 1975
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The Tax COl!lllfttee requested that the following fnfonnatfon be presented at .the next meetfng :
1 . Rental Property -What fs covered fn present ordinance
2. Pe r sonal Property Tax
a . Amount collected by the state and how ft fs
dfstrfbuted -does ft cover business inventory.
b. Amount collected by the county and how ft fs
dfstrfbuted -does ft cover busfn@ss inventory.
c . Copy persona 1 property tax bfl ls.
3. MfnflllUlll Use Tax
a . Consideration of a Mfnf""91 use tax on service oriented business.
b. Amount .
c. Ef f ec t on revenues .
d. Ef f ec t on user s.
4 . Amuseme nt or Adln f s s fon Tax
a. Effect on rev enu es.
b. fffect on use r s.
c. Impl nta fon date.
S. Pases for N otfa t fons
a. General dfscussfon of t Process that t Cfty
foll s fn n otfatfnq btneffts tnd wag 1.
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Minutes of November 13, 1975
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood ?arks & Recreation Commission
was called to order at 7:30 p. m. by chairman, Ruth Allen, in the Parks & Recreation
Office.
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Mem bers present: Howard, Allen, Cushing, Mann, Blessing, Hewitt, Poole
and Romans, ex officio
Members absent: none
Al so present: Jerry Royther, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recr ation
George Pearson, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recreation
Diane Hill, League of Women Voters
Patricia Seldon, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Emily Bocko, 3845 S. Grant
Jean Carlberg, 3865 S. Grant
Marjorie Becker, 644 E. Ya1 Pl.
Edward Piz, 3290 . Huron
Mrs. Robert I lorton, 652 E . Amh r s t Pl.
Holly Horton, 652 E . Amherst Pl.
Catherin Wakefield, 3100 S. lawar
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to be take n regarding Cushing Park pond. He sa id th e e ngineer had given costs as
follows: (a) fencing north s ide of small pond -$275.; (b) filling both ponds to 3 feet
water depth -$9, 160.; (c) filling both ponds t o 4 feet wate r depth -$7, 096.; (d) filling
small pond t o 5 feet water depth -5, 571. The chairman introduce d those people
attending th e meeting to speak relative to this situation. Mrs . Bocko said that a group
of intere ted nglewood citizens had visited Cushing Park and wished to submit the
following uggestion: that a double te rrace with suitable plantings on the north side of
the west e nd of th pond con eructed and have this a memoriam co Jacob Kyle and
Sherry Vandall. They feel chat th partial filling of the pond or the e recting of a fence
would not solve proble ms but create more. Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Wakefield also said
the y ho d th pond would not be fill d. Mr. Piz said he wa s concerned with Che co t
of filling th pond and wond e r ed if th city would not hav material and equipment they
we r e u s ing on paving, e t c . that could be u d which would greatly r educe the cost.
Mrs . Alle n thank d th opl for omi n and for their tncere t. She aid c Commi ion
would find it dHfi ult t o mak an r omm nJation a s co what action hould caken t
thi s time uit gain c th Cit .
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t o have the State reimburse the City for the 300 feet right-of-way on each side of the
river is now being pursued. There are six wells on the Public Service land that will
be available for irrigation water for the golf course. The city is considering three
ways to finance the project --(1) Revenue bonds (which would mean a change in the
City Charter; (2) Building Authority (citizens group who would complete the project
and then l ase it back to the city; (3) Public Improvement funds like the drainage
project was financed. He also showed slides that were taken showi ng existing vegeta-
tion, flowers, animal life, etc. in the Greenbelt area lying west of th river.
Mr. Hewitt said the C>epartment would be receiving information within the
next thirty to sixt day concerning a joint meeting of all groups in the area involved
with adult activities--mbecs, South uburban, Arapah Community College, etc.
After further discussion concerning th recommerx:lation requested from City
Council on th problem at Cushing Park, H witt moved, Howard econded, that a memo
forwarded to City Council reque tin that, inc there is a pending court suit on th
drowning t u hin Park, th Comml r ommendatlon be delayed until thi
uit i r olv d but that th privll of m kin a r commeoo tlon
latlv to what v r action i tak n c nc min tltion r l tlv to t
ndltion t Cu hin Par . Moti n c rr ed.
dJ urned t 9:'35 p. m.
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POLICE PENSION BOARD MEET itlG
November 20, 1975
The Police Pension Board meeting was called to order at
2:10 p.m. on November 20, 1975, in Conference Room A at
City Hall.
The following Board embers were present :
Will ia m Jam es
J. L. Leyd on
Mayor James Taylor
Also present wer e:
Brad Place of RauschPr-Pier ce Secur ities Corp.
Donald Mazanec of A. S. Hansen, Inc.
Mr. Donald Mazan c of A. S. Hansen, Inc. was present to
qive a sull'l!lary report of the "1 97 5 Study of the City of
Englewood Police Pensio n Fund", an actuarial valuation of
the fund as of January 1, 1975. The major points of this
report were review d and discussion followed.
Mayor Ta lor requested tti.t a joint study session be
scheduled b en t Police Pension Board, City Council,
and 14r . felt tti.t City Council should
ware o indi gs of this repor . Board M r
Ja swill co tac Ci y ~~naq r ndy cCo o sc dule
sue a inq.
Th tin s adjourned a 3:05 p.
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ovember 20, 1975
The Fire Pension eoard meeting was called to order at
3:10 p.m . on November 20, 1975, in Conference Room A
at City Hall.
The following Board Members were present:
Don Braunreiter
Parland Bucholz
01 iver Gi seburt
Clifford Selby
~ayor James Taylor
William James
Also present w re:
Brad Place of Rause r-Pierce Securi ies Corp.
Donald Mazan c of A. S. Hansen, Inc.
Mr. Oonald lazanec o A. S. Hansen, Inc. was present to
give a su ry r por of the "197 Study of the City of
Enql od fire Pension fund", an ac uarial valua 1 n of
he fund as of Januarv 1, 1Q7~. major poin so
this repor w r r~v e d and discu sion follo d.
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November 20, 1975
The Employees Retirement Board Meeting was called to order
at 4:10 p.m. on November 20, 1975, in Conference Room A at City Hall.
The following Board Members were present:
Tom Fitzpatrick
Warren Orr
Kay Roberts
Wes Wigham
Wi 11 i am James
Also present were:
Brad Place of Rauscher-Pierce Securities Corp.
Donald Mazanec of A. S. Hansen, Inc.
Mr. Donald Mazanec of A. S. Hansen, Inc. was present to
give a sumnary report of the "1975 Actuarial Study of
Employees' Retirement Plan" for non-emergency employees
of the City of Englewood, an actuarial valuation of the
plan as of January 1, 1975. The major points of this
report were reviewed and discussion followed.
It was pointed out by Roard Member Ja111es that quarterly
etings will be held in the future for the Employees
Retir nt Poard. Agendas will e joi ntly prepared by
ard M hers James and Roberts.
he next meeting of th ployees Retir nt Poar d will
be held at 3:30 p.m. on Dec er 3, 1975, in Conference Room A a Ci ty Ha 11 .
Th ing s adjourned at 4:45 p.•.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
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Through October 31. 1975
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _%_ Taxes:
Property Tax $ 646.819 $ 6.029 $ 589,871 91 $ 168.440 98 Specific Ownership 46,509 727 44,573 96 27,009 98 Sales Tax 3.149.333 324,801 2,703,225 86 2,744,380 85 Cigarette Tax 450,000 41, 192 390,309 87 392,849 84 Franchise Tax 367,835 73,796 335,798 91 302,250 90
Total $4,660,496 $446,545 $4,063,776 87 $3.634,928 86
Licenses and Permits:
Business Licenses $ 59.800 $ 1,814 $ 45,279 76 $ 50,055 97 Building Licenses 29,000 3.239 54,241 187 50,792 88
Total $ 88,800 $ 5,053 $ 99,520 112 $ 100,847 92
Inter-Governmental
Revenues :
Federal Grants and
Revenue Sharing $ 696,000 $168,191 $ 525,335 75 $ 18, 114 18 State Grants 3,045 3,045 100 8,900 68 State Shared Revenue 285,000 10,313 249,128 87 252,610 112 Arapahoe Bridge & Road 611500 601 887 99 55,855 98 I Total $1,045,545 $178,504 $ 838 .395 80 $ 335,479 73
Charqe for Se rv ices:
G n ral Go e nt $ 135 ,000 $ 32.251 $ 102,830 76 $ 66,414 57 Public Safety 6,800 627 5,484 81 4,720 81 Htg y & St t 36,020 42 20,017 5 4,408 22 Anf l s 1t r 7,500 6,805 91 • 3 64 • School Ois rfct 1 10,000 10,000 100 1,840 1 Outdoor 1 Pool 19,078 15, 12 81 14,327 100 Indoor Swf Pool 23, 1 1 ,331 66 15, 77 Sports & s 25. 23, 147 91 12,946 76 Cul ur l ctfvf 24,32 22,343 92 18,488 87 Pl ground 87 4 47 2 93 • • oftball 13, 1 9 731 15,SOl 118 14, 19 54 • Zoo 2,40 3,214 134 3,819 100 Old Tf rs 13,500 12,70it 94 11,81 Library Contr cc 29,578 22 253 .11 24, 184 2!
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Through October 31, 1975
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% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year
Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Fines & Forfeitures:
Court Fines $ 89,800 $ 6,416 $ 73,707 82 $ 61,936 84 Library Fines 1 1eoo 723 71087 ll §1368 84
Total $ 97,600 $ 7, 139 $ 80,794 83 $ 68,304 84
Mi see 11 aneous:
Interest $ 43, 125 $ 12,693 $ 29,483 68 $ 49,057 62 Rentals 325 843 0 3,357
Gain on S.le of Assets 1 0
Other 481445 11034 271162 56 22 1802 60
Total $ 91,570 $ 14,052 $ 57,489 56 $ 75,216 33
Tota 1 Revenues 1613301836 16991587 15 1415 1523 86 14.414.752 82
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GENERAL FUND
Through October 31, 1975
Last Last Annual Current Year to Date S of Year Year Budget Ex~nditures Ex12end 1 tu re Budget to Date _s_
Legfslatfon I Councfl:
Cf ty Councf 1 $ 67,833 $ 1,853 $ 62,050 91 $ 45,879 91 Board of Adjustment 3,000 223 2, 117 71 2,418 85 Career Servfce 8,044 183 4,977 62 3,788 88 ' Plannfng I Zoning 4,945 316 3,709 75 3,825 86 Lfbrary 2,360 21 1,314 56 2,034 85 Cfty Atto~ 87,550 7,070 70,328 80 64,695 84 Housing I Redevel . 11149 15 458 40 364 69
Sub-Total $ 174,881 $ 9,681 $ 144,953 83 $ 123,003 86
Managenent :
Cfty Manager $ 100,655 $ 7,884 $ 82,385 82 $ 82,237 87 Personnel 521430 41200 431144 82 361226 88
Sub-Total $ 153,085 $ 12,084 $ 125,529 82 $ 118,463 87
Finance I Record:
Adllfnfstratfon $ 74,912 $ 4,780 $ 55,988 75 $ 75,933 79 Nunfcfpal Court 77,447 5,481 58,637 76 59,441 62 Accountfng and
Auto811ted Syste111 128, 171 7 ,292 1 ,360 83 91 ,280 65
I Revenue Divf s1on 105,660 8 , 169 8fli ,846 82 87,982 85 Purchasing 73,532 5,835 62,016 84 48,530 77 Ge eral 0 er. 1791342 81730 160!402 89 1441807 86
Su -Total $ 639, 64 $ 40,2 7 $ 530,249 83 $ 07,973 79
s 28,8 $ 22,931 80
163,7 ,94 59 83
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191,9 9 177 ,312 2
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-Total $1 ,09 • $ 79 ,067 s 881, 9 0 1
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Through October 31. 1975
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Last Last Annual Current Year to Date S of Year Year Budget Ex~enditures Ex~enditure Budget to Date _s_
Pol ice:
Police Dept. $1.500.346 $123.185 $1.223.365 82 Sl .073.784 83 C01111Un1c1tfons 217.643 131126 179.908 83 1531644 82
Sub-Total $1.717.989 $136.311 $1.403.273 82 Sl.227.428 83
C~nity Develos-ent:
Code Enf orce111ent $ 174,247 $ 13.036 $ 140,325 81 $ 102,222 74
Housing & Redevelop. 20,055 1.213 19, 112 95 16,296 80 Planning 110. 137 61816 901833 82 01 1031 83
Sub-Total $ 304.439 $ 21,065 $ 250,270 82 $ 200,355 78
Library $ 2E5,326 s 20,272 $ 187 ,290 71 $ 167,379 75
Parks & Recreation:
Parks $ 518,328 $ 39,221 $ 435,996 84 s 568,897 93 Outdoor Swi11111ing Pool 38,936 182 36,124 93 22,754 98
Indoor Swi11111ing Pool 53.306 2.823 32,649 61 29,068 77
Sports and Ga11es 69,098 4,837 45,500 66 24,251 69
Cultural Activities 55.450 3.245 39,397 71 33,059 88
Playgrounds 30,307 31,478 104 13.416 98
Softball 20.120 15,253 76 18,929 100
Zoo 8,654 422 9,536 110 12,828 94
General Operations 88,314 6,907 69,815 79 59,004 82
Old T1 rs 221240 211586 97 181 l« ...!!
Sub-Total $ 904,753 $ 57,637 $ 737,334 81 s 800,350 91
Total Expenditures 1615341348 1478,879 15 1 319 1 210 81 14,400,069 77
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REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
WATER FUND
Through October 31, 1975
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _s_
Water Sales $1,025,352 $132,599 $879, 1« 86 $894,004 86
Other :
Connection Charges 30,000 2,971 29,556 99 74,035 104 Property Tax 855 98 Rentals 4,440 335 4,732 107 2,400 22 Interest 51,000 (2, 194) 5,362 11 131,532 128
Gaf n on Sale of Assets 50 0
Bond Proceeds 24, 190 24, 190 100 Miscellaneous 30,000 2,632 26,384 88 22,474 32
Sub-Total $ 139,630 $ 3,744 $ 90,274 65 $231,296 90
Tota 1 Revenues $111641982 11361343 $9691418 _fil_ 11.1251300 87
EXPENDITURES TO 1975 BUDGET
I Last Last Annu1l Current Yen to D1te S of Year Yen Budget Ex2endftures Expenclf tures Budget to Date
Source 1nd Supply $ 244,022 $ 4,795 $161,218 66 $1, 130,539 95
p r nd P1.111Pf 119,440 26,719 95,908 77 108,765 87
rt 1cat1o 119,63S ,8 106, 7 9 99,451 85
r n • & Oht. 163,417 12,7 5 162,255 99 114,4 5
Coll tf o 57, 7 10, 1' 44, 2 77 47 ,541 63
74 ,4 229,078 31 7,374 61 • • • To l Sl ,449,300 70, 78 $799,7 55 $1, .166 81 --
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
Through October 31, 1975
% of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _%_
Disposal Service $ 5130,l}()O $30,015 $487,665 84 $470,218 90
Other :
Connection Fees-Insfde 8,000 1 ,505 8,972 ll3 19,350 92 .. Connection Fees-Outside 150,000 762 108,872 73 130,773 91 Interest 45,000 24,545 54,607 121 2,385 Gain on Sale of Assets
Inspection Charges 3,000 344 3,032 101 1 ,984 64 Miscellaneous 6,500 971 22,273 343 60,931 195
Sub-Total s 212,500 $28, 127 $197,756 93 $215,423 40
Federal and State Grants:
Bf-Cf ty 3,612,596
Other 18,500
Sub Total $3,631,096
Bond Sale Proceeds $1,550,000
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Total Revenues $5,973,596 S68, 142 $68 ,421 12 $685,Ml 65
EXPENDITIJRES TO 1975 BUDGET
last Annual Current Yeu to 0.t ..... Budget Exi>end i tu res Expeonct f tures _l_
Tr a nt $4,775,017 $17 ,726 $202 ,324 4 75
nftary Sys ,241 4,3 43,263 77 12 ,718 3
in1stratfon and
G r 1 364,05 31 ! 227, 177 z 174. 3
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Through October 31, 1975
t: of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _t:_ Taxes:
Sales Tax $1,574,667 $162,398 $1,351,575 86 $1,372,169 85
Sub-Total $1,574,667 $162,398 $1,351,575 86 $1,372,169 85
Intergovernmental
Revenue:
Revenue Sharing $ 45,115 Federal Grant 628,000 State Grant 82,500 State Shared Revenue 11,427 $ 111427 $ 111427 100 $ 111697 100
Sub-Total $ 767,042 $ 11,427 $ 11,427 100 $ 11,697 100
'lfscellaneous :
Interest $ 100,000 $ 20,944 $ 62,626 63 $ 160,974 72 Contr1but1ons 12,000 12,000 100 7,993 5 Other 101000 {261) _Q_ 121643 46
Sub-Total $ 122,000 s 20,9« $ 74,365 61 s 181,610 42
ota 1 Revenues $214631709 $194.769 111437.367 58 $11~~.J Z~ ll I
c latfv Expendf tures Project Balance Budg t Current th to O.te Av1f11bl
Sto • s 2,51
2,400
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C1.111ulative Expenditures Project Balance Bud9et Current Month to Date Ava flab le
Traffic Improvements $ 95,000 $ 194 $ 82,388 $ 12,612
Zuni Street
Navajo Alignment-ROW 45,901 45,901
Paving District #22 109,500 (1,458) 109.500
Parks: '
Bates-Logan 3,900 992 992 2,908 Belleview West 90,339 356 76,083 14,256 RONns Pa rlc 311,552 306,502 5,050 N.W. Greenbelt 47,302 (7~ 39, 118 8, 184 S.W. Greenbelt 112,250 (592 103 ,631 8,619 Interchange 24,850 4,300 6,489 18,361
Swi11111ng Pool Auxiliary
Boiler 15,500 15,500
Handicapped Play Apparatus 12,000 12,000
Floyd Avenue Spr1nk11ng 5,400 (4,692) 650 4,750
River Redevelop11ent 1,794,290 (2,128) 326,583 1,467,707
Gr n use 35,000 1,607 2,903 32,097
T n111 s Cou rts 11 ,713 350 115,688 4,025
I F1r Tra 1n1 Fac111ty 80, 7,500 7,500 72,500
Fir sutto -(2,314)
12 .ooo 35,000 12 ,000 0
Cfty 11 Sprfn lfng 13, 100 4, 92 17,379 (4,279 )
• U flhatfo s ud 9,000 ,000
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TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATE: November 26, 1975
SUBJECT: RESOURCE RECOVERY LEGISLATION
This memorandum, a sU11111ary and limited analysis, accompanies the draft
bill on Resource Recovery, as developed by Joe Shoemaker, for the Resource
Recovery Management Committee.
1. The bill is designed similar to the Urban Drainage district, to
protect the taxpayers' interest in creating a special district .
2. In the bill the general assembly makes a number of findings,
determinations, and declarations, including statements that :
(a) the necessity for the Recovery Act, among other reasons,
results from :
(1) The failure or inability econ ically to recover
material and energy resources fr solid waste,
result i ng in unnece ssa ry and substantial wa ste and
depletion of natural resources; and
(2) The inability of public bodies to achiev the econo11ies
of scale available to th n district for the recovery
of natural resources, wh ich shall terially abate
the exist ng wa ste and d ple ion of natural resources,
hazards to the public healt , pollut on o a ir and
water, depression of land value , and the er ation
of public nuisances; and
(3) T district will 1111x 1z t
a public/private• x, wi hin
oppor un1ti s or
isla iv cons raints .
3. T btll creates th distrt c , w h bound r s s tl ar o t
Urb n Orainag Df str tc
4 . rd of d1r consi 0
(a) v r's of
(b) SI Ctt c il .
(c)
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5. The board develops a comprehensive plan (ostensibly the Parson's
study) and holds public hearings.
6. The board acquires the "waste recovery system" and contracts
for the sale of recoverable materials.
7. The board has no special assessment powers, but may borrow
and issue bonds and other securities, both general obligations
and special obligations. (Once the voters approve specific
projects, the mill levy may vary according to the deficiency
created over and above revenues provided through sale of
recovered materiais.)
8. The district may levy general taxes, but not exceeding l/lOth
of one mill (about $400,000) in any year unless authorized at
an election. Other than the assessment powers granted in 7.
above, voted taxes in any year cannot exceed a total of 2 1/2
mills; ie 1/2 mill for operation and maintenance expenses and
2 mills for capital improvements.
9. The district may also fix and collect rates, fees and other
"service charges". (These charges would accrue to trash haulers,
and the costs thereto would indirectly find their way back to
the individual homeowner .)
10. There is no provision to remove a director "for cause", the
theory being that there will be turnover naturally through the
local county and municipal election process. It may be advis-
able to have a "saving" clause that enables voters or petitioners
to remove a director for malfeasance or isfeasance in office.
11 . All meetings are to open to the pu lie (There is some concern
that executive sessions should be closed o enable the board
to discuss sensitive subjects such as contracts, personnel
matters, etc .).
12. The bo rd will h ve the r o
to ob a1n ranchises to operate w1
13. T board w 11 appro of all n sani tary landfill
n rgy and resourc recov ry facil1 1 s t at y
within . ,,, T 1$ dhtrfc tl1 au ica lly c u
au hor ty.
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Re gular M ctin
C"llH'r I ., Ill ~
1h tln ,. cnl l d t o ordl r a t ~:03 .m. b ht -hai r n Sc hn c 1nb t •
M rs n nl : Sl hn c nb r , Jont , All , Ba c , ~y l o r n H y
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full r1 , Ull ry nd v< rn
•• C rroll, r., Dir tr u iht a nd Cha rl e_ Be s t, vi s ito r.
a n da it
u rdinl ,
< l k n ou of o r d r t o c xpcdit c the matt e r s
ould be Ii LL le late.
Ill. ClTY DITCH LICE~ ~ 0 ST REET.
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txplain d that thl prop.rtv o~-n<r s of tht land thru which th
nd A!l'.hcr t at South Clark on Strtl t hav
Ditch op nin lo block off publi
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Council proc cd ith th rate s tructure
cnl don S pt. 3rd , and in th futur
pr!n l~r char s .
nd that Council pprov th
nd c lud the mont hly f i r
flat rat
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Rc11,ular M tin
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n : ulh rt n, UI lery nd
C.ll. C rroll, Jr.' 0 r
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DITCH LICE
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11. APPLTCATlO FOR ADVANCfD WASTE TREATMENT STUDY GRANT (SL<p I)
Chair .an Fu! lcrton '·plnln~d to th Board membt·r thal Jvanud w st<o treat tn l will
b• mand11Lorr b<fon loo lon and 1n intention Lo apply for ffd<r al grant fund for a
s tuJ1 mu L b• mnd< bv J nuar7 1 , 1976 to b con,id<rcJ. En6l•-ood i. one of a f,..,
co1:1nunilic s <O n idcrcd 1 Ii ihll lo apply for fld•ral funds to do a tudy of th• bl:' t
m thods for advanced Lr<almtnl.
Mr. Sov rn Lat d t h11 t • Lt p I
i t is 111 o ~ "-3l<r mana •Ill nt
l'tpc ot Ludy at LIH pr• int.
is mor('
tudy.
than a tudy for a lcrti.iry tn n t Ir '-,
H stat d that thcrt I no kno\..'!l co t for th is
M 1or Ta\ lor inqu rtd
,1ddi liunal <O l [or thi
to th• bility of th
lud) in li ht of th
D<partmtnl to b(ar the burdln of th
bar bones budg£t for 1976.
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\oi l th L tti~ton for th
ar f or 754 of the
Bi-City Pl nt.
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Mr. Sov rn Li t d stali lies of th volum of wat r u s d to fight fires in Englewood
tor 'prinkllrlrl buildin s v s . non-sprinkl rd buildings. His s tatistics s howed a
con s id r a bl dlcr•as in th volum of water us d to fight fir s in sprinkler d bulld-
in " plu a •ra t r duction in fire dama to thos build ings . H propos d lcvyin a
land by har l t o o ~n crs of buildin s that should b sprinkl red and are not.
::.e\c ral mun b r
Jc "'ould hav
qu tinn d thl le ality of such
to b m.ad by a diff e r nt D par
move and pointed out that any s uch
n .
That the Board r C0111!1 nd that Council proc cd with th rat
for flat rate accounts as pr Lnt d on S pt. 3rd, and in th
look into droppin firt line prinklcr charges.
Th mo tion die:d for lack of
Mr.
Mr.
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Sove rn
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Sovern
T•ylor
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W Ila c
mov d;
cond d: Thal
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th Board
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Th mo tion pa t o nc.
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Mr. Taylor s c ond~d: Thal th Board con id r a rlsolution to terminate stand by
c har < s for automnlic fire s prin l r y t m' .
Th motion pa d unanimously.
lTFM<; 2 AND J OF MEMORA OUM.
Mr. Schna klnbc r oppos< d lh< r moval of m L rs from si n l< f a 11 · d"1 l lln' .
Mr. T~ylor < prt scd lhc o p inion that an 1x lon iv• public edu ca ti onal pru ram
s hould ht lartc d i11rnc d 'a lt l) in r gard lo total m le ring.
~r. arroll announced that thl c mb rm ctin will n ~d to b1 c hanged to
\Wcdn d.1y, O.c. 1 7 th lo avoid confli c t Ith tht Council M tin to b htld Tut.
D< c. lt•th.
djourn d ~l ~ p .m.
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SUBJECT :
Rf:C ~ DATIO
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DAll 0 TH ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
ovuibu I , 197 5
P l AT WAI R MAl AGREEMENT ON WEST AMHERST
That th
a privat
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ity Coun~il approv a Private
2 inch wat r main on w~st Amh
be authoriz d and dir ct d to
of th City.
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November l , 1975
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Th En le\..·ood Public Library Board m t for its r ular m tin on ovemb r l
in th library conference room.
The m et in
nainu t s o f
Pr s nt: Clayton, D uPree, Kuhlman, Lighthall, Maxwell Quaintance,
Simon (arriv d :0 ), Shattuck (arriv d :35)
Absent: Sterlin
was called to order at 7 :3 and a quorum declar d present. Th
th Octob r 14 meetin w r approv d as mailed.
Also present : Harri t Lute, Dir ctor of Librari s
Carol p rnicka, Seer tary to th Board
is Lut discuss d th monthly stati tics. Sh point d out that th
circulation was down a bit, but said that it is p rhap a l v lin off of
th increa s which started in Jun 197~. lt was pointed out that the excel l nt
fall w ath r may hav influen d library u Th numb r of books and
pa~phl ts add d wa ntion d , and Mis Lut told th Board that new sculptur s
w r on ord r.
Various
for _al
. ntary
Engl wood pictorial bookl ts
n in th library . Compli-
ho work d on th bookl t •
at success
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bten mad for igns . Board m mb rs were asked to help if possible .
Hrs . Simon arrived al ~:O~.
r. D uPr e also discussed Lh Fri nd s m eling of Octob r 2 , saying that
rizcs and birthday pr sent w r awarded by local m r c hants. A constitution
was passed , with ratification planned by a larg r gr o up in January .
The bookmobile entr in lh ovemb r
childr n dr ss d in s t o ry book costum
Wh el ahan, Hr. and Hrs . Blumenhei and
a s ist d i n ~up rvi si ng the childr n .
parad wa succ ssful . Ab o ut 40
s follow d th boo obile . Hr s . Dorothy
Mrs. Ell n Thomas, of the Fri nds,
Hrs . Simon move d that th Library Board send a not of thanks and appr ciation
t Bob Cu rr lt, Chait'1Tla n o f th Fri nds o f th Library, for th work h ha don e .
Tht mo ion was se~ond d and approv e d.
, i Lut aid that th Stat Board of Education m t on Nov mb r and discus d
t c rul 5 and r ulation. for library sy t ms . After much discussion , it wa
tcld(d to con id(r th rul s a ain on Thu r day, ov ~ber 20 at 3 :30 .
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Adams County ha s 147. of thE population, 57. of the total xpend itu r by lib-
rarie in th s st m, and borrow 20'7. of th items loaned . Reciprocal
borrowing cost wa $6 ,63~ to th Central Colorado Library System i n
197 -1975 . On ov r.1ber JO ther will b no mar r ciprocal bo rrowin except
amon the librarie which contract with each o her a th re will b no
ma n y in th CCLS bud t t o pa for it.
Th motion was appro ed unanimou ly.
lt was pointed out that Oenv r's action in chargin for a card will affect
only nonresidents wanting Oenv r library cards; th r will b no charg for
Englewood c ard holders enga ed in reciprocal borrowing from Denver, providin
th contract is approved.
Ch airman Quaintanc , on behalf of the Board, con ratulated Councilman Cla ton
on his r 1 ction to th City Council .
Th r b in no further busin ss, the tin was adjourn d at 9:25.
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RECOMMENDATION
TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
FROM THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
At th regular m eting of the Englewood Public Library Board on
Novemb r l , 1975, the members of the Board voted unanimously to
recoll'l!lend that the Englewood City Council authorize the Mayor to
sign th "Multilateral Agreement for Reciprocal Use of Circulation
Servic s by Public Libraries Participating in the Central Colorado
Library S stem ."
The contract will allow th En l ood Library to continu r ciprocal
borrowin with any librari s in th Central Colorado Syst who also
sign th contract. It is anticipat d that th rev nu to th City
of En l od frOlll reciprocal borrowin will b about $ 000 annually.
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rec.iprvc.i.1 use of ctrcul.1t ion ervJct.:s by
publi c libraries r '~rt 1c ipa.tin. in
the Central Colllr.1Jo Library Sy tem
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Thie •Rr-:>ement is made tln d cntcr~d rno °'' 01 th1.. ftri:.c. d .. y 01 Ct. " Jer
197S, by dnd between the eeveral 11.brary juriedictions listed b low.
ldTNlS ETH THAT:
Wli .11£.AS:
fh ibcarie~ listed b('lov arc participating rnemben of the Cent1"al
Color ,.10 Library Sy•tem , a System deeigned to cooper at iv~ly prov Je i111provt?J
library aervicet at rf'duced costli Lo all re•1d""nt of th eight-county nv"r
.etrop.Jlitan ar •t nd
2. h ie ln the d natrat d public tatere•t to xtend • l rc.n.on ~on-
v~nience to cili& n• ;>vrau1n1 publ 1 ly •upportcd 1 ibr•ry od in fur LJ.->n •-..:rvice:a;
l. 1.ibrary &4atnutretor• vithin Lh SyaLe• b v•, in the put auc ... ~ -
fu y pr ul d reciprocal u• of t.h•ir c1rcul•noo aHvic•• to a l r-.:a1d~n •
o th• C.nual Co orado l.lbrarv Syecea ar a "ho have •
tr&til>ft at any of th• r•rLiclpat n ltbratHI 1n th Sv•tt•.
4. L1 rary thoritl 1 et n1na b wi , t'-l cvntiRL. r• iprocel b r-
r tn Hrvie: • for re1idtt1u of th• Denver Mtro titan ar•a: uJ
.5 . Ubrar, jurl.Clc.tion• v icb
t • • tft t 1 j riadlttlOGA da1 rv dwe c
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n·i.:cive m<'nthly r eporl& c ertifh•d •1 the library adn.in.Lsrr.Hors 01 such re-
ciprocal c irculation t t ,nsact ion;j incurred liy this agreement al'\d shnl 1 pre;>.Jrc
Jod dlstrib11t sLatemcnts qµ.arterly based upon these mon t h ly reports; ;:md
5 . The lit:irarv Jdminu.tr t.Jrs receiving, st .. lL'l'Uents f o r obligation~ uu ... h!r
this agreemenl ahall ma.ce full payment againi:ol thO.b.::l obligations no lat,_.r t.1un
sixty (oO) dJys after receipt 01 the atatements; ?8Ymt!Dl8 shall be ildlde to tl11.:
Central Colo r ado Library System; l h ex.~cutlve ag nt of the Sy.:.tem ahall,
turn, rei.abur~e cred1l<H libn1n.ea which are due paym\.:nt; and
h. The •tatf ot the C'-ntral Colorado Libr .. ry Syace. :.•.-.d. a.iint.lin
rec 1rd.s, r ~nder com?tehen11vr aontl1ly rep1..irt•, and pe r fora atm ... .,.1 ev luationa
o( th t-Cl 1 cal ••rv1<'f'• provided; •erv1cea by t. • Syat m al 11 • all bi.:
1111 no C'harc• to partlt'lpatin llbrarhs ; nd
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7. Anv of th lb.r ry Ju.r 1d. ct.i.On• il.1l"n.;uory lu:r1ttO aa.• thJr .. w 1rc.
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d.t • l" be \!flee.th t ~
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ott 11 t 1""18 \H.: f('Qa l c ....
r "1"• ofler!nc L•c1pr '"a l'lr-
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by 'i,l;ft8\''U,a'Hd
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Signators to the mu] ti l JLeral J~rt• ,.,,cnt for r...:.: lprocal uae oi ci rcularion
serV"ic cs by public libraries part.icipatin0 in tu~ C...:ntral Color.-.do Library
System:
Lib r ary Authority
Adams Count y Public Library
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Lib ra ry Autnor ily
,\urun Public Lib[ery
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fib •ry A .t ority
l:K ul r Public Lib racy
nry
••nh°" r Pubh.c Llbrary
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Idaho Springs Public Libr.ry
Library Au th.Jnly
Laf.ly tte Publlc Library
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Libr,.ry A"'thancy
&.iv l..n A. lea!• P "'1~ l l.brar7
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Library Author" l Y
Lo-n t l'\.blic Libr ry
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~~-"'~~~~.1-£=z:=-..~~~
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVI G A AGREEME T BETWEE THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, A MU , ICIPAL CORPORATION, AND SIXTEEN
LIBRARY JURISDICTlO S, AS SHOW HERE! , FOR THE RECIPROCAL
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USE OF CIRCULATIO SERVICES BY PUBLIC LIBRARIES PARTICIPATI G
I THE CE TRAL COLORADO LIBRARY SYSTEM; A D DECLARI G AN EMER-
GENCY.
WHEREAS, the libraries lis ted herein are participating
members of the Central Colorado Library System, a system
designed to c ooperatively provid e and improve library serv-
ices at reduced cost to all resident s of the eight -c ounty
Denver metropolitan area; and
WHEREAS, it is i n the demons rated public interest to
extend all rea onable onvenience to ci tizens pur uing pub -
licly-supported library and information services; and
WHEREAS, the library admin1 trator s within the syste
have in the pas succe sfully provided reciprocal use of
their c1rcul t1on servi to all re idents of the Central
Colorado Libr ry y . t m r a who ha shown evid nc of
r gi tration t any on th p rticipating libr rie in
the .ystem; nd
to
th
\\'Ill RI.AS,
Tit cl
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whi h lo n
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BY TH CITY
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Douglas County Public Library, John Tomay Memor ial
Librar y, Idaho Springs Public Library, Jefferson
County Public Library, Lafayette Public Library,
Edwin A. Bemis Public Libr ary, Longmont Public
Library, Lou is ville Public Library, Ward Public
Library, and Westminster Public Library, all acting
by and through their proper officers, according to
the provisions of that certain written instrument
captioned "Multilateral Agreement for Reciprocal
Use of Circulation Services by Public Libraries
Participating in the Central Colo rado Library
System," which is as follows:
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Multilateral agre ment for
reciprocal use of circulation services by
public librari s participating in
the Central Colorado Library System
This agreement is made and entered into as of the f irs t day of December
1975, by and between the several library jurisdictions listed below.
WITNESSETH THAT:
WHEREAS:
l. The librari list d belo ar participating members of the Central
Colorado Library Sy t , a Sy l d sign d to cooperatively provide improved
library service at r duced co t to 11 r d nt of the eight-county Denv r
metropolitan ar a; and
2. It ia in th d onstrat d pub c int r ~t to xtand all reasonable con-
venience to citi~ ns pursuin& pu 1 c y support d libr ry and information servic s;
and
3. Library dministrator i h n the Sy&t h ve, in the past success-
fully prov d d r ciprocal u of th r c rculation a rvic s to all r aid nta
of th C ntral Color do Library have aho vid nc of r & a-
trat on at ny on of the partic p tin 11br r a in th Syat a; and
L br ry uthor ti a w h co continu r ciprocal bor-
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2. Each library authority signatory hereto shall receive $0.45 from the
library jurisdiction of the user's residence per circulation transaction accom-
plished under this agreement; and
3. Each library authority signatory hereto shall pay $0.45 per circula-
tion transaction incurred by a resident of the library's political jurisdic-
tion; and
4. The execut ive agent of the Central Colorado Library Syst m shall
receive monthly reports certified by the library administrators of such re-
Ci?rocal circulation transac tions i ncurred by this agreeme~t and shall prepare
and distribute statements quarter ly based upon these monthly reports; and
S. The library administrators receiving statements for obligations under
this agre ment shall make full paym e nt against those obligations no later than
sixty (60) days after receipt of the statements; payments shall be made to the
Central Colorado Library System; the xecutive agent of the System shall, in
turn, reimburse creditor libraries wh ich are due payment; and
6. The staff of the Central Colorado Library System sh 11 maintain
records, render compr hensive monthly r ports, and p rform annual valuations
of the reciprocal 1ervic s provided; s rvic a by the Syst •st ff sha l b
at no charge to participating l1brar1 s ; nd
7. Any of th libr ry jurisdiction 1ignatory h r to• y vithdr frOll
nt upon du notification to 11 t er J n tor• at l
n dv nc oC n nd d vlthdr l, a l it dr w l
110nth ; no vithdr l
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the signators on the attached page are duly authorized
to enter into this agreement and to obligate their library jurisdictions for
expenses incurred thereby and have set their hands and seals on the dates in<li-
cated.
Signators to the multilateral agreement for reciprocal use of circulation
services by public libraries participating in the Central Colorado Library
System:
Library Authority
Adams County Public Library
Date
Library Authority
Arap aho Regional Library District
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Library Authority
Aurora Public Library
Date
Library Authority
Bould r Publ Library
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ud Ei nh
L brary Author ty
r Pu lie L r cy
_nv r Public L b ry
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Library Authority
Idaho Springs Public Library
Dae
Library Authori y
J ffer on County Publ c Library
Dat
Libr ry Authority
Lafay tte Public Library
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Libr ry Author ty
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Douglas County Public Library
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Englewood Public Library
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Library Authority
John Tomay M morial Library
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Ward Public Library
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The Mayor is herehy autho rized and directed to execute
the same for and on behalf of the City of Englewood, and
the Director of Finance, Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
is hereby directed to attest the same and affix the offi-cial seal of the City thereto.
Section 3
Inasmuch as the within agreement with the participating
library authorities is scheduled to become effective Decem-
b r 1, 1975, should the agreement not be ratified and ap -
proved effective as of tha date, the Ci ty of Englewood
would be penalized as a result of a loss of revenues ac-
cruing to it and, accordingly, the Coun il finds and de -
termines that an emergency exists nd that he pa sage
of the within ordinance i nee ssary for the i mediate
preservation of public property, h alth, peace and safety,
and said ordinance shall becom ffec i e upon publica ion after final passage.
Introduced, r ad in full nd p . d on Fir
on he l t d of D c mbcr, 1. 75.
Publi hed a a 8111 tor n r inan of D r, 19 S. on
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION •
DATE: November 25, 1975
SUBJECT: Findings of Fact, Case #28-75.
RECOMMENDATION:
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Commission approve the
Findings of Fact for Case #28-75, the
rezoning of an area from R-2-A to R-1-C, and that the Findings
of Fact be referred to City Council. Mr . Tanguma is authorized
to sign this document as Vice Chairman of the Commission.
AYES: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Pierson
NAYS: Parker, Smith
ABSTAIN: Wade
ABSENT : Martin
The motion carried.
Respectfully submitted ,
By Order of the City Planning
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CITY PLAN ING AND ZO ING COMMISSION
CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE 28-75, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATI G )
TO PLACING A CERTAI AREA OF )
THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD IN R-1 -C )
ZO E DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO )
822.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDI ANCE OF THE CITY )
OF ENGLEWOOD. )
A public hearing was commenced on October 21, 1975, at
7:05 P.M. in the community room at the Englewood City Hall.
The entire membership of the City Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion was present, those being: Wade, Brown, Jone , Jorgenson,
Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith and Tanguma.
FI DI 'GS OF FACT
Upon r view of th ev1denc t ken in the form of t stimony,
presentation , report nd f1l d docum nt the Commi ion make
the following findings of f ct:
That proper public noti ce w
po ting. given b publi hing and
on th
0 ford
on the
in qu e ion bounded by E t enyon Avenu
her n-Gr nt 11 on the ea t, by a
outh, and the Bro dway -Lincoln lle
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That there are 144 single-family structures, 31 two-
family structures, 7 three-or four-family structures and
1 eight-family structure, and two vacant sites in the area.
The use of the area includes both single-fami ly and multiple -
family dwellings. That numerou s property owners presently
rent property which they also occupy, causing double occu-
pancy.
That a citizens committee was established to study the
zoning classifications of R-2-A, R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B
districts in order to eliminate unuseful, unnecessary, in -
efficient and cumbersome zone districts. That the committee
has recommended that the R-2-A or R-2-B areas be zoned R-2
in order to maintain its past and present nature.
The Department of Community Development has recommended
R-2 zoning for the area and a denial of the R-1-C zoning.
Many property owners expr s ed the opinion that th R-2-A
zoning was appropriate. That many prop rty own rs contem-
plate taking in boarders or developing their property so
that it will be two-family use in the future. That man
of the property owner pre ently u ing heir property for
multipl occup ncy require uch u in order to aintain
the properties' economic f ibility.
Th t petitions h
Upon r view of the
in the area ince it ha
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t th n ur 0
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CONCLUSIONS
That the comprehensive master plan for the City calls
for this area to be of a medium density nature.
That the property has been developed by the owners in
this area as single and medium density residences.
That numerous property owners have relied on the medium
density zoning of this area.
That numerous property owners would lose substantial
vested rights by designating the area in question for single
family residences.
That the owners in the area would not be sufficiently
protected, nor the property values stabilized, nor the wel-
fare of the neighborhood continued if this were zoned R-1-C.
That the fears of the residents that there would be
massive apartment complexes developed under alternati e pro-
posed zoning are unfounded; con idering the nature of the
residences in the area it i unfeasible and the nature of
R-2 zoning which ha been con idered for this ar a.
That there ha been no c hange in the nature of the
area inc it la t cquired n R-2-A zone classification.
Th t there h been no eviden e hown to indicate the prior
zonin w improper; in fact, evidence shows that the m dium
density zo nin wa in fac proper, even by the proponent
of R-1 -C.
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the r a, but R-1-C
owner of propert in
alues. th n igh orhood,
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Upon vote at a meeting of the Commission, November 11, 1975,
Those voting in favor: Pierson, Wade, Brown, Jones and Jorgenson ;
Those opposed : Parker, Smith, Tanguma and Martin
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION
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MEMORANDUM TO TI:IE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION,
DATE: November 25, 1975
SUBJECT: Findings of Fact -Cases #29-75, #30-75, #31-75,
and #32-75 ,
RECOMMENDATION :
Jones moved :
Smith seconded: The Planning Commission approve the Findings
of Fact for Case #29-75, the rezoning of
areas from R-2-A to R-2, for C s #30-75, the rezoning of
areas from R-2-B to R-2; for Ca #31-75, the rezoning of
areas from R-3-A to R-3, and for Cas #32-75, th rezoning
of areas from R-3-B to R-3, and that the Findings of Fact
for these Ca b r f rred to City Council . Mr. Tangwaa is
authorized to sign thes docua nts as Vice-Cbairaan of the
Planning Commi ion.
AYES : Smith, Tanguma, ad , Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Pierson
NAYS : Parker
ABSENT : Martin
The motion carri d.
Re pectfully sub 1tt d,
By Order of th City Pl nnin
and Zonin Comiai ion .
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #29-75 )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING )
TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS )
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN )
R-2 ZONE DISTRICT, PURS UANT TO )
§22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY )
OF ENGLEWOOD. )
A public hearing wa he ld in connection with Case #29-75,
on October 21, 197 5 , in th Community Room at the Englewood
City Hall. The ntire m mb rship of the City Planning and
Zoning Colllllli sion a pr ent, tho b in g: Jorgenson, Martin,
Park r, Pi r on, Smith, T ngum , Wa d , Brown and Jon s.
FINDINGS 0 FACT
Upon r v w of th evid nc taken n th form of t atlllony,
pr ntation r port nd 11 d docua nt , th eo .. 1ssion •akea
th follo in 1 ind1n t:
Th t pro r not 1c o1 h • t to con i r th propo d
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Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Yale Avenue and the alley east of Delaware Street; thence east
to the centerline of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence
south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence west to the
centerline of Bannock Street; thence south to the centerline
of Dartmouth Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the alley
east of Bannock Street; thence south along the extended center-
line of said alley 1234 feet, more or less, to a point; said
point being the southeast corner of 3270 South Bannock Street;
thence west 163 ft. more or less, to the centerline of Bannock
Street; thence south 91 feet more or less, to a point, said
point being on the extended south line of lot 14, Abbott's
Subdivision, Second Filing ; thence west to the centerline of the
alley east of Cherokee Str et; thence north to the centerline of
Eastman Avenue; thence w t to th centerline of the alley east
of Fox Street ; thence north to the c nterline of Dartmouth
Avenue; thence a t t o the c nt rlin of the all y east of
Elati Street ; th n e e north to th centerlin of Corn 11 Avenue;
thence ea t to th c n t rl1n of th alley ast of Delaware
Stre t; thenc north to the point of b ginnin
centerlin r ction of
and th all y east of Lincoln Stre thenc east
of the all y east of Sher.an Str thence
rl i n of Amh r t Avenu ; thenc to th
all y ea t of Lincoln Str t ; th north
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tion of
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That the area in question has been zoned R-2-A, Two-family
Residence, a medium density zone district, and that a majority
of the area has been zoned for two-family use since 1940.
There presently exists in the area formerly zoned R-2-A,
393 single-family structures, 74 two-family structures, six three-
family structures, three four-family structures, and one six-
unit and one eight-unit complex; one store, five vacant lots,
and one school.
That the area has be n dev loped as a medium density
district.
That th repeal d R-2-A Zon District required a ainilllum
of 50-foot frontage for a ingl -family unit, and a minilllum of
75 foot fronta for a two-family un t.
That of th 74 t o-family unit in th area form rly zoned
R-2-A, only iv ar on a building it with a 75 foot or •ore
fronta e, the re t b in on frontag le than th Ill nilllum
r quir d by th zonin r ul tion •
th typical ubdi i ion in En 1 wood is platted
into 25-oot lot bi b n rally hav b n old in coabination
0 t 0, th r quir • nt or a 75-oot ront in th R-2-A Zon
Di tr ct al.
Tba th purpo und rlyin th to R-2 i on 0
tr t 0 ' nd t t t o-t ly zon di tr ct c u d
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That a number of property owners have purchased property
in this area in reliance on the two-family zoning. That a number
of people are considering developing their land in conformance
with the medium-density zone district.
That with respect to former R-2-A areas, the R-2 zoning
allows a two-family structure on less area: six-thousand square
feet as compared with 9,000 square feet for the former R-2-A.
In addition, the R-2 classification has additional require-
ments in open space, landscaping, underground utilities. Other
differences in the classification are minor and noted in the
staff report and zon district analysis. In total, the evidence
shows but little variation with respect to the foraer zone
district located in these areas.
That num rous variances have b
to reliev hardship now occurrin
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Tho
CONCLUSIONS
That, h n con id rin R-2-A
ification th r i litll
di i t ar
ar a and ar inor in n ur
n granted in the
1th th R-2-A zon
areas
district,
1th th propo d R-2 zoo
in th districts.
of b n fit to all in th
T at li no as iv n ; that pro rty
o n r in
t on , th t th r h
of th
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di tty zonin d i na-
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That the previous zoning was medium-density residential
and that zoning for the areas in question has not been shown
to be in error; in fact, it is the proper type of zoning for
this area.
That the zone classification of R-2 will conti ue to
conserve and stabilize the value of property, secure safety
froa fire and other danger; prevent undue concentration of
population, t raffic ; to facilitate transportation, community
utilities and services, and t o promote health, safety, aorals
and the genera l welfare of all i n accordance with a coaprehen-
sive plan .
RECOKllENDATION :
Th refore, it is the recommendation of the City of
Engle ood City Planning and Zoning Co111J1ission to the City Council
of the City of Englewood that th abov described areas be zoned
R-2 zonin d ignation, a adopt d by Ordinance No. 30, Series
of 1975 .
Upon vot at a
1975.
tin 0 th Co .. i ion, OV aber 11,
vo i in f or : Bro n, Jon , Jor
on, it , Wad •
T oppo d : P rk r,
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #30-75 )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING )
TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS )
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN )
R-2 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO )
§22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY )
OF ENGLEWOOD. )
A public hearing was held in connection with Case #30-75,
on October 21, 1975, in the Co .. unity Rooa at the Englewood
City Hall, The entire aeabership of the City Planning and
Zoning Coaaission was present, those being: Jorgenson, Martin,
Parker, Pierson, Saith, Tanguaa, Wade, Brown and Jones.
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon r vi of th vid nc tak n in th fora of testiaony,
pres ntation ' r ports and fil d docuaents, th co .. ission •ak s
th ollowi findi • of fact:
Th t pro r notic o h • tin to con i r th propo d
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Be ginning at a point on th e centerline of the intersection of
Yale Avenue and the alley e ast of Elati Street ; thence east to
the centerline of the alle y east of Delaware Street; thence
south to the centerline of Cornell Avenue ; thence west to the
c enterline of the alley east of Elati Street; thence south to
the centerline of Dartmouth Avenue ; thence west to the center-
line of the alley east of Fox Street; thence south to the
centerline of Eastman Avenue ; thence west 667 feet, more or
less, to a point, said point being on the extended rear lot
line of lot 1, block 1, Luna's Subdivision ; thence south to
the centerline of Floyd Avenue ; thence west 324 feet, more
or less, to a point, said point being the southwest corner
of block 2, Frantzmann Folkert's Subdivision, Amended; thence
north to the centerline of Eastman Avenue extended ; thence
cast 263 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 61
feet, more or less, west of and 30 feet north of the northwest
corner of block 1, Luna's Subdivision; thence north to the cen-
terline of Dartmouth Avenue ; thence east to the centerline of
the alley east of Huron Street, extended ; thence north along
said line 534 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being
8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 45, block 1, Taylor's
Addition ; thence east to the centerline of Galapago Street ;
thence north to the centerline of Cornell Avenue; thence east
to the centerline of the alley east of Fox Street ; thence north
to the centerline of Bates Avenue ; thenc e e ast to the centerline
of the alley east of Elati Street ; th nc north to the point of
b ginning.
Beginnin at a point on the centerlin of
Ya l Av nu nd th alley east of Bannock
to th c nt rlin of Aco•a Stre t ; th n e e
11n o f Corn 11 Av nu ; th nee w st to th
a ll y as t of Bannock Str t ; th n c north
inn n •
th intersection of
Stre t; th nee east
outh to the c nter-
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Beginning at a point 130 feet, more or less, south of the centerline
ot' the intersection of Hampden Avenue and Emerson Street, said
point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 5,
block 3, Higg ins South Broadway Heights; thence east to the
centerline of Downing Street; thence south to the centerline
of the alley south of Hampden Avenue; thence east to the cen-
terline of Marion Street; thence north 17 feet, more or less,
to a point, said point being 38 feet, more or less, west of the
northwest corner of lot 3, Jones Subdivision; thence east to the
centerline of the vacated alley eaet of Marion Street; thence south
to the centerline of U.S. 285; thence southwesterly and westerly
along said centerline to the centerline of Emerson Street; thence
north to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
U.S. 285 and Sherman Street ; thence southeasterly along the
centerline of Jefferson Drive to the centerline of Logan Street;
thence north to the centerline of Little Dry Creek; thence south-
easterly along Little Dry Creek to the centerline of Kenyon Ave-
nue extended; thence west to the centerline of the alley east of
Lincoln Street; thence north 330 feet, more or less, to a point,
said point being 8 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 36,
block 2, Wynetka Heights Subdivision; thence east to the center-
line of Sherman Street; thence north to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Kenyon Avenue and the alley east of Bannock Street; th nee east
to the centerline of Acoma Street; thence south · to the center-
lin of Lehigh Avenue; thence east to the centerline of the
alley east of Acoma Street; thence south to the centerline of
Layton Avenue; thence w st to th c nterlin of th alley ast
of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of be innin •
Beginning at a point on the c nt rlin of the inters ction of
Oxford Avenu and the alley ast of Broadway; th nee east to
th c nterlin of th alley ast of Lincoln Stre t; th nee
outh to the c nterline of Chenan o Av nu ; th nc w st to
th c nt rline of th all y ea t of Broad ay; th nc north
to th point of b innin .
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That the area in question has b~en zoned R-2-B, Two-family
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Residence, a medium density zone district, and that a majority
I of the area has been zoned for two-1 funily use since 1940.
There presently exists in the .\rea formerly zoned R-2-B,
559 single-family structures, 182 rt • o-family structures, 20
' three-family structures, 9 four-family structures, and one six-
unit and one seven-unit complex, several stores or businesses,
25 vacant lots, two school properties and six churches.
T.hat the area has been developed as a medium-density
district.
That the R-2-8 Zone District required a 50-foot frontage
for a single-faaily unit, a minimum 50 foot frontage for a
two-faaily unit, and that an additional unit could be built
on each additional 25-foot lot.
That the purpose underlying th change to R-2 is one of
adainistration, and that two two-faaily zone districts caused
difficulty in adainistration and ar not necessary for the
iapl • ntation of the City of Englewood Master Plan.
That nu. rous property owners hav express d cone rn over
i•pro r d v lopa nt in the ar a. That a nu.b r of property
own xpr s d f ar of ov r-d v lope nt.
That a nu.b r of property o n rs hav purcha d pro rty
in th in on th
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In addition, the R-2 classification has additional require-
ments in open space, landscaping, underground utilities. Other
differences in the classification are minor and noted in the
staff report and zone district analysis. In total, the evidence
shows but little variation with respect to the former zone
district located in these areas .
CONCLUSIONS
That, when considering R-2-B with the proposed R-2 zone
classification there is little difference in the districts.
Those differences that do exist are of benefit to all in the
area and are ainor in nature.
That proper public notice was given; that property owners
in the area rely on the aediua-density r.oning designation ;
that there has been no sub tantial change in th natur of th
areas and no evid nee has b n brought forward to sho other-
wise.
That th pr vious zonin was • diua density r aid ntial,
and that zoning for th ar in qu stion ha not b n ho n
to b in rror ; in fact, it is th pro r ty
this ar a.
That th on cl
con rv d st bili
utiU tl
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RECOMMENDATION
Therefore, it is the recollllftendation of the City of
Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission to the City
Council of the City of Englewood that the above-described
areas be zoned R-2 zoning designation, as adopted by Ordinance
No. 30, Series of 1975.
Upon vote at a aeeting of the Commission, November 11,
1975.
Those voting in favor: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin,
Parker, Pierson, Saith, Tanguma, Wade.
Those opposed: None.
BY ORIER OF THE CITY
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
By:&/efw~~
EDDIE TANGU ~'Chl:iraan
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN 1llE MATTER OF CASE #31-75, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOllllENDATIONS RELATING )
TO THE PLACING OF CERTAIN )
AREAS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD )
IN R-3 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO)
§22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY )
OF ENGLEWOOD. )
A public hearing was held on October 22, 1975 at 7:00 p.m.
before the City Planning and Zoning co .. ission to consider the
above case changing the zoning of certain areas of the City
fro• R-3-A to R-3.
FINDINGS OF FACT:
Upon the taking of testimony, receiving documents and
reports, th Coaaission makes th following findings of fact.
That public notice was given by publiahing and posting
tb R-3-A areas to be zoned R-3.
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Reginninl! at a point where the centerline of South Lafayette
Street intersects the south line of Section 35, T4S, R68W, said
south line of Se c tion 35 being the approximate centerline of
East Hampden Av e nue : thence northerly along the centerline of
South Lnfaye tte Street to its intersection with the centerline
ol East Floyd Avenue ; thence easterly along the centerline of
Ea s t Floyd Avenue to its intersection with the east line of
the SW 1 /4. SE l .'4, Section 35; thence southerly along said
cast line ot the SW 1,4, SE 1/4, Section 35 to its intersec-
tion with the northerly right-of-way line of U.S . 285, said
northerly right-oJ-way line being also the southerly boundary
ot the City of Englewood and lying 90 feet more or less north
of the south line of Section 35 ; thence westerly along said
northerly right-of-way line of U.S. 285 to its intersection
with the centerline of Section 35; thence southwesterly on the
arc of a curve to the left, the chord of which bears south
78 " 57' west, the radius of which equals 783 feet, for an arc
distance of 301.4 iect ; thence south 89 ° 57 ' 52" west Jor a
distance of 337.5 feet to a point where the north right-of-way
line of East Hampden Avenue intersects the east right-of-way
lin<.' of South Lafayette Street; thence southerly along the
extended east line of South Lafayette Street to its intersec-
t ion with the south lin e of Section 35 ; thence westerly along
said south lin<.' of Sect ion 35 to the point of beginning, ex c ept
the north 180 fE>et ot lJic east 1292.46 feet thereof .
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RN • i n n i ng at a point 1 5 5 te t , 11<>re or less , north of the c n-
1,,1·l111e ot th int e r e r tion of Clarkson Street and Girard Av nue ,
said point being 30 f ee t WE>St of the northwe st corner of Lot 21,
Block 44, Evans ton's Broadway Addition ; th e nce east to the cen-
t l'line of th alle y cast of Clarkson Street ; thence s outh 685
l e t, iaore 01· l e ss to a point, said point b ing 8 ! t ast of
th · o uthea t c orne r of Lot 20 , Block 45, Evan tou •s Broadway
Ad d l i on : thenc e we t to the centerline of Clark s on Str t ;
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' A parcel of land lying wholly within the NE 1/4 of Section 15 T.5S.,
R.68,W, bounded on the north, east and south by the Englewood
city limits and on the west by the centerline of Big Dry Creek and
the cast line of Burt Chevrolet at 5200 South Broadway.
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Beginning at a point where the extended south line of lot 7,
block 1, Centennial Industrial Park intersects the centerline
of Decatur Street; thence west 456 feet, more or less, to a
point, said point being the southwest corner of lot 6, block 1,
Centennial Industrial Park; thence north 275 feet, more or less,
to a point, said point being the northwest corner of lot 6,
block 1, Centennial Industrial Park; thence east and northeast-
erly along the extended north line of lot 6 to the centerline
ot Decatur Street; thence east and southeasterly along said
centerline to the point of beginning.
That a citizens study of R-3-A and R-3-B zone districts
recommended a need to consolidate these classifications with
some refinements and the result was the R-3 designation in order
to reduce unneeded, unused and cumbersome districts.
That the City has had nuaerous three-story walk-up type
structures constructed with saall one-bedroom units, no land-
scaping, and asphalt parking area in front, That in the coabined
R-3-A and R-3-B areas there is a total of 2,913 aulti-faaily
dw llin units. Of 1h s unit , th natur of 594 could not
b d t rain d, 60 are ffici ncy units, 1 ,839 ar on -b drooa
units, 3 0 ar t o-bedrooa uni t , and 30 r
unite.
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That the proposed R-3 zoning would not permit development
of three-story walk-ups on 100-150 foot lots . In certain in-
stances, a planned development will be required.
That the primary difference between R-3-A and R-3 is
that R-3 will require additional lot area for the construction
of the same structure, additional floor space and additional
open space and landscaping.
That the primary need is to upgrade the standards so
that the construction of a multi-family unit will blend with
the existing co11111unity and neighborhood.
Tl •at there is a recurring problem in the :ir as of poor
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fhat th n ed 1or ar r 1a.mily ~nits i not b in m t.
That ther are insufficient open ar as for th use of the
occupant of the •ulti-fllJlily units being constructed.
Th r i no evid nc that th r has been substantial change
in th natur of th ar as in qu stion or that th initial
iapro r.
That h natur o bav no cha d inc th y
ha oat d R-3-A and th ori in 1 zonin b no
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That the areas in question need to continue with a high
density multi-family-dwelling zoning to maintain the stability
of the neighborhood and property values.
That the areas in question need the additional regulation
in R-3 designation with respect to open space, landscaping and
unit floor area. Although minor, they will enhance the stability
and overall nature of the area.
That the purpose of this zoning change is administrative
in nature, attempting to illlplement the recommendation of a
special citizen group. Refineaents in the zoning classification
are necessary and will not have a harmful effect upon the
property owners of the area now or in the future •
The Englewood City Plannin and Zoning Coaaission r coaaends
that th proposed zoning d signation of R-3 be iaplea nted and
incorporat d into th ordinanc s o the City of Engl ood for
the ar as pr viously zoo d R-3-A.
Upon vot at a tin of th Coaaission, ov b r 11,
1975.
Tho voting in favor : Ta WI , Wad , Bro n, Joo
Jor nson, M rtin, Par r, Pi r on, ith
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #32-75, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING )
TO THE PLACING 0 F CERTAIN AREAS )
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN )
R-3 ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO )
§22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY )
OF ENGLEWOOD . )
A public hearing was held on October 22, 1975, at 7:00 p.m.
before the City Planning and Zoning Co111D1ission to consider the
above case, changing the zoning of certain areas of the City
fro• R-3-B to R-3.
FINDINGS OF FACT:
Upon the t king of t timony, receiving documents and
r e ports, the Co11mission aak s th following findings o fact.
That public notice was giv n by publishin and po tin
th R-3-B ar as to be zoned R-3 .
That th area to b zon d R-3 ar
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Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Eastman Avenue and ~he alley east of Lincoln Street; thence east
to the centerline of the alley east of Grant Street; thence south
to the centerline of Girard Avenue; thence east to the centerline
of Pearl Street; thence north to the centerline of Floyd Avenue;
thence east to the centerline of the alley east of Clarkson
Street; thence south 530 feet, more or less, to a point, said
point being 8 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 21, block 44,
Evanston Broadway Addition; thence west to the centerline of
Clarkson Street; thence south to the centerline of Hampden Ave-
nue ; thence west to the centerline of Pennsylvania Street; thence
north 135 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet
east of the southeast corner of lot 29, block 5, West View Addi-
tion; thence west to the centerline of Logan Street; thence north
50 feet, more or less, to a point, said point being 30 feet east
of the southeast corner of lot 31, Block 8, Premier Addition;
thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Sherman Street;
thence north to the centerline of Floyd Avenue ; thence west to
the centerline of the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence north
to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Girard Avenue and the alley east of Clarkson Street; thence east
to the centerline of Lafayet e Street; thence south 530 feet,
more or less, to a point, said point bein 30 feet east of the
southeast corner of lot 29, block 50, Evanston Broadway Addition ; n~ thence west to the centerline of the alley east of Clarkson
Street; thence north to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point 430 feet, more or les , outh of the north-
west corn r of th SE 1 /4, S ction 35, T.4.S. R.68.W.; th nee
east to the c nt rlin of Univ rsity Boul vard ; th south to th
c enterlin of U.S. 2 5 ; thenc w t to th outhw of t h e
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Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Broadway and Jefferson Avenu e; thence east to the centerline of
Sherman Street ; thence south 200 feet, more or less, to a point,
said point being 30 feet east of the southeast corner of lot 36,
block 2, Higgins · Broadway Addition ; thence west to the centerline
of the alley east of Lincoln Street ; thence south to the center-
line of Kenyon Avenue; thence west to the centerline of Broadway;
thence north to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point 380 feet, more or less, north of the center-
line of the intersection of Oxford Avenue and Bannock Street,
said point being 30 feet west of the northwest corner of lot 11 ,
Block 15, Jackson's Broadway Heights; thence east to the centerline
of the alley east of Bannock Street; thence south 660 f et, llOr or
less, to a point, said point being 8 feet east of the northeast
corner of lot 10, block 18, Jackson's Broadway He ights; thenc w t
to the centerline of Bannock Street; thence north to the point of beginning .
Beginning at. a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Layton Avenue and Bannock Street ; thence east to the centerline
of Acoma Street ; thence south to the centerline of Chenango Ave-
nue; thence west to the cen terline of Bannock Street; thence
north to the point of beginning.
Beginning at a point on the centerline of the intersection of
Acoma Stre t and Grand Avenue ; th nee south to the centerline
of Bellevi w Avenue ; thence w st 670 fe t, more or less, to a
point said point being 30 fe t outh of the southwest corner
of lot 9, Carm 1 Park Subdivi ion; thenc north to tbe centerline
of Grand Avenue ; th nc ast to th point of beginnin
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That a citizens study of the R-3-B zone district recommended
a need to consolidate this classification with the R-3-A classi-
fication with some refinements, and the result was the R-3
designation in order to reduce unneeded, unused and cumbersome
districts.
That the City bas had numerous three-story walk-up type
structures constructed with small one-bedroom units, no land-
scaping, asphalt parking area in front . That in the co•bined
R-3-A and R-3-B areas there is a total of 2,913 aulti-faaily
dwelling units. Of these units, the nature of 594 could not
be detel'llined , 60 are efficiency units, 1,839 are one-bedroom
units, 390 are two-bedroom units,and 30 are three-bedroo• units .
The three-story units are interspersed with single-family
units often creating a crowd d 6ffect. That this hinders light
and open space to adjacent owners and restricts the use of
their property.
That the proposed R-3 zoning would not pel'llit developaent
of thr tory walk-ups on 100-150 foot lots. In certain in-
tanc a, a plann d development will be required.
That th priaary diff r nc b tw n R-3-B and R-3 is that
R-3 will r quir additional lot ar a for th construction of
th atructur , additional floor apace and additional open
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That there is a recurring problem in the areas of poor
site planning, unscreened and extensively asphalted parking
areas and a lack of landscaping.
That the need for larger family units is not being met.
That there are insufficient open areas for the occupants
of the multi-family units being constructed.
There is no evidence that there has been substantial
change in the nature of the areas in question or that the
initial zoning was improper.
CONCLUSIONS:
That the nature of the areas have not changed since
they have been designated R-3-B and the original zoning bas
not been contested as being in error and no evidence supports
that this clas ification was in error.
That the zone classifications R-3 and R-3-B allow the
saa uses; that the dif erenc s b tw en the zone districts
are gen rally •inor, with th
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xc ption of •iniau• lot size
That th ar a in qu stion n d to continu with a hi h
d n ity aulti-faaily-dw llin zonin to •aint in th stability
or th n i hborhood and prop rty valu s.
Th th ar in qu t on n d th additional r ulation
in R-3 tion itb r to o n ap c , land pin
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That the purpose of this zoning change is administrative
in nature, attempting to implement the recommendation of a
special citizen group. Refinements in the zoning classification
are necessary and will not have a harmful effect upon the
property owners of the area now or in the future.
RECOIOIENDATION:
The Englewood City Planning and Zoning Commission recomaends
that the proposed zoning designation of R-3 be implemented and
incorporated into the ordinances of the City of Englewood for
the areas previously zoned R-3-B.
Upon vote at a aeeting of the co .. ission, Noveaber 11,
1975.
Those voting in favor : Pierson, Saith, Tanguma, Wade,
Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin
Those opposed : Parke r
BY ORDER OF THB CITY
PLANNING AND ZONING COllllISSION
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William James. Director of Finance
November 25, 1975
Panchos, 4595 South Santa Fe, Liquor Violations
This report is in regards to the Council request of verifying that
Panchos, located at 4595 South Santa Fe, has any liquor license violations
on file with the State Liquor Division. Council was hesitant to renew the
license for another year unless Panchos had a clear record with the state.
In particular, the alleged vio l ations were to have occurred in December of
1974 (attached is the police report).
The liquor license is held in the name of Englewood Builders Finance
Corporation. We have contacted the State Liquor Division regarding any
violations that have occurred in the past or that are pending against
Panchos or the Englewood Builders Finance Corporation. At this time the
State Liquor Division has no record of receiving notification of any
violations; and, therefore, they have no report of the investigation
on file.
During the past year and a half. the trade nllM has changed several
tiines frOlll Panchos, Los Pri1110s, Los Panchos and Amigo Inn. At the time
of the alleged violation, the naine WIS Los Panchos. Each time the name
WIS changed the establistment WIS under a new manager. Since July of
1975 to date the restaurant and liquor license have not been operating.
Therefore. I rec~nd that no further action be talten until
can deter111ne exactly ""'8t 1s going to happen at this locat10fl.
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OFFENSE REPORT
ENGLEWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT
City of Englewooct
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November 25 , 19 75
Mr. Bi 11 James
Englewood City Hall
3615 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Engl cv.ood Colorado 60 tO
Phone (303) 761-1 140
Per Captain Morgan, reference Pancho's Inc., 4595 South Santa Fe Drive, now doin busine s as igo Inn:
Pre ent owners: 1. Joe Sepulveda
2. Cecil H rnandez
3. Frank Juarez
C plaints received by the En lewood Police O part ent :
I. Oetob r 7, 1973, silent alaT'll 2. Au u t 13, 19 5, attemp ed ur Jar 3. Auaust 1 • 19 S, op n door. ' v 5, 1975, th f 0 r $200.00 in cu od
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November 25, 1975
Mr. Bill James
Englewood City Hall
3615 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Phone (303) 761-1140
Per Captain Morgan, reference Pancho's Inc., 4595 South Santa Fe Drive ,
now doing business as Alligo Inn:
Present owners : 1. Joe Sepulveda
2. Cecil Hernandez
3. Frank Juarez
C011plaints received by the Englewood Police Depart•ent:
1 . October 7, 1973, silent alar11
2. August 13, 1975, atte.pt d burglary
3 . August 1 , 1975, op n door.
4 . Nov ber 25, 19 75 , theft over $200.00
Susp cts in cu tody.
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180 West Girard Avenue· Engl wood, Colorado 80110
Phnno 13 '.II 781 7fJ:lll
November 17, 1975
To : Mayor James L. Taylor , City of Englewood
Mcmb rs of the En g l ewood City Council
C(ntl en :
Attached is a copy of Resolution passed by our
Board of Directors at our regular Board m tin
on Octob'r 30 , 1975 .
·ouT thou htful con ld r tion of thl R ·o lulio11
will b r atly ppr cial d . Th nk you .
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180 West Girard Avenue· Englewood. Colorado 80110
Phone C303l 781-7838
RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF CONTINUANC E OF
ONE CENT ENGLEWOOD CITY SALES TAX
TO DECCMBER 31, 1976
WHEREAS , it is clearly apparent that the City of
Englewood , Colorado , needs to continue the presently exist-
ing one cen Ci y Sales Tax in order to acccmplish its capital
improvement needs; and
WHEREAS, it is encumbant upon the Chamb er of Com -
mercc, as a representative of the Englewood Business Community ,
to take a position regarding the continuance of said tax.
OH , THEREFORE, BE IT RE.50LVED that the Engl ood
Chamber of Commerce hereby endors s and supports th continu-
anc' of th on cent City of Englewood , Colorado , S 1 T x
up to nd including Dccemb r 31, 197 , which ndors nd
s u o rt i contingent upon the following conditions:
1. Th t th proc cd rec iv d from s id on c nt
1 s t x b appli d to City of Engl wood's c pit l m-
prov•m n und on l y .
2 . T t no n w x progr a b ado d, p d ,
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existing taxes imposed by the City of Englewood during said
period of c ont in u anc e .
AOOPTED AND APPROVED this 30th day of October,
19 75, by the Board of Directors.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~ SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF DENVER AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AUTHORIZING THE
CITY OF DENVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNECTION AT SOUTH
UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AT EAST FLOYD AVE UE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE SAME
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, The City of Englewood, Colorado, and the City
and County of Denver, Colorado, are d sirous of cooperating
with reference to a sanitary sewer line connection to be lo-
cated at South University Boulevard at East Floyd Avenue,
within the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, a written Agreement ha been proposed between
said municipalities relating to said connection with Engle-
wood's receiving and treating sewage; and
WHEREAS, s id interconnection is to be constructed pur-
suant to plan and specifications to be approved by the City
of En lewood's Dep rtment of Utilities Standard Specifications;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, S FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
That Englewood hall enter into an agreement with Denver,
acting by nd through it Board of W ter Commissioner , ccording
to the pro i ions of c rt in written in trument cap ioned
" ewer Connection reem nt", which i att ched hereto, con-
i tin of five typewritt n p e nd is here y incorporat d
by thi reference. Said instrument provide :
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to maintain such connection shall expire five
years from the date of the Agreement without
further notice.
2. The construction of the connection shall be ac-
complished by Denver in accordance with plans and
specifications approved by the Englewood Depart -
ment of Utilities. Prior written approval by the
Director of Utilities of the City of Englewood
shall be necessary prior to the making of any
alterations to said connection.
3. Denver agrees to indemnify and save the City of
Englewood harmless from all costs, claims or dam-
ages arising out of the connection, without regard
to the cause of said costs, claims or damges.
4. The Agreement shall not operate to limit or in any
way restrict Englewood's right to utilize its sewer
line facilities within the area of said connection.
S. Denver shall bear all costs of construction, and
upon abandonment thereof shall pay all costs of
removing said connection and r turn the area to
its original condition, all of which snol~ be ac -
complished pursuant to the supervi ion of ch Oe-
partment of Utilitie of the City of Englewood;
Denver shall pay all c ost therefor.
6. En lewood re erve the right to ma e in pection
of the connection nd appurtenant facilities at
any t1•e dur1n the oper tion of the Agreement.
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9. The cost of processing sewage to be paid by Denver
to Englewood shall be on metered flow at the rate
of forty cents per one thousand gallons of sewage.
In the event of malfunction of the meter, Engle-
wood's Director of Utilities shall be allowed to
estimate the sewage that has entered the sewer
line and Denver shall make its payment based upon
such estimate. Charges shall be billed by Engle-
wood quarterly and shall be paid by Denver within
thirty (30) days of the date of billing. The rate
of forty cents per one thousand gallons of sewage
shall be reviewed after two years from the date
hereof and may be modified in relation to the then
existing value of the dollar.
10. During the existence of the Agreement, Denver, at
its expense without cost to Englewood, shall procure
and maintain a liability policy covering the premises;
bodil y injury limits not less than fifty-thousand
dollars ($50,000.00) as to any one person, two -hundred
fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00) as to any one
occurrence, and with a property damage limi of not
less than twenty -fi thou and doll r ($25,000.00)
for any one occurrence.
11. re ok d at an ti•e
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Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
on the 3rd day of December, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
, Series of 1975,
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 R ading and published by title as Ordinance
o. , Series of 19 S.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO._Jjp__, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 AND SECTION 44, CHAPTER 2,
TITLE XII OF THE 1969 E.M.C. PROVIDING FOR AND REQUIRING
PERMITS AND FEES FOR SIDEWALK, CURB , GUTTER AND/OR DRIVEWAY
CONSTRUCTION; REVI SING EXCAVATIO PERMIT FEES; PENALTY FOR
FAILING TO OBTAIN EXC AVATION PERMIT, AND PROVIDING A CHARGE
FOR SPECIAL STATEMENTS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
That Section 2, Chapter 2, Title XII of the 1969 E.M.C.
hereby is amended to read as follows:
12 -2-2 PERMIT REQUIRED A D PERMIT FEES
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to construct any
sidewalk, curb, gutter, curb cut, or driveway within the
city limits without first obtaining a permit therefor from
the Director. Such permits will be issued only to regularly
licen ed and bonded co n c rete contractors who post with the
city an annual performance bond in the amount of two thousand
dollars ($2 ,000), or to a homeown r for the property in which
he owns and reside . The permit h 11 expir nine y (90) days
fter the d y of i sua n ce.
(b) FE S Cll RGED FOR A PER IT TO O. STRUCT A Y SIDEWALK, CURB,
GUTTER , CURB CUT, OR DRIVE WA Y A DESCRIBED HEREI WILL BE AS
FOLLOWS:
D GUTTER A D/OR SIDFWALK
TRUCTIO , I CLUDI G STA I G
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OR FRACTIO . TUER OF ------------···-------$30.00
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REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT, INCLUDING
INSPECTION -FIRST 50 LINEAL FEET-------------6.00
ADDITIONAL 50 LINEAL FEET OR
FRACTION THEREOF------------------------------4.00
Section 2.
That Section 44, Chapter 2, Title XII of the E.M.C.
hereby is amended to read as follows:
12 -2-44 PERMIT FEES
Applicants for excavation permits may elect to use either
of the two following alternative methods for paying permit fees:
(a) If payment of the appropriate permit fee is made
according to the following table when the work is
completed and the excavation is properly backfilled,
the City shall be responsible for final resurfacing
of the opening:
Paved Public Ways:
2 ft. by 4 ft. excavation (8 sq. ft.)---$32.00
Each additional square foot -------------4.00
Partially Paved Public Way:
2 ft. by 4 ft. excavation (8 sq. ft.)---16.00
Each additional square foot ------------· Z.00
Unsurfac d Public W ys :
2 ft. by 4 ft. ex v tion ( q. f .)---.00
Each ddition 1 quare foot -------------1.00
(b) ALL FEE SHALL BE 0 UBL D FOR STARTI G WOR WITHOUT
A PERMIT .
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Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 3rd day of November, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the Sth day of Nove•ber, 1975.
Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No.~, Series of 1975, on the 3rd day of December, 1975.
ijayor
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 publi hed by title as Ordinance No.~, Serie of 1975.
~x Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~-~~~-==::..-:==-~-
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-2-A,
RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO R-1-C, RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive
Zo ning Ordinance, a public hearing was held before the City
Planning and Zoning Commission on October 21, 1975, to re-
zone a parcel of land hereinafter described, within the
City, from R-2 -A, Residence District, to R-1-C, Residence
District; and
WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission ha~ con-
sidered the proposed amendment and map change and disapproves
the change in the ordinance, and has submitted a report there-
on to the City Council; and
WHEREAS, the applicants herein are dissatisfied with
the recommendation and report of the Commission and have
appealed to the City Council; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed the recommenda-
tion and the report of the City Pl nning and Zoning Commis-
sion; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to
Zoning Ordinance a public
Council on
to the above designation;
Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive
hearin was held before the City
to r zone said parcel ccording
nd
WHEREA S , public nee ity, convenience, health, afety,
the ener l w lfare nd ood zonin pr ctice ju tify the
proposed ndm nt to the Official Zoning M p a h r inaf er
et forth;
OW, THEREFORE, B IT ORDAi D BY TH CITY COU CIL OF
THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLO 00, AS FOLLOW
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Beginning at a point on the centerline of
East Kenyon Avenue at its intersection with
the centerline of the Broadway/Lincoln alley;
thence east along the centerline of East Ken-
yon Avenue to the centerline of the Sherman/
Grant alley; thence south along the center-
line of the Sherman/Grant alley to its inter-
section with the centerline of East Oxford
Avenue; thence west along the centerline of
East Oxford Avenue to the centerline of the
Broadway/Lincoln alley; thence north along
said centerline to the point of beginning.
The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby is amended accordingly.
Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of December, 197 5.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Off1c10 City Cierk-Tre ur r
I, Willi m D. J me , doh r
foregoing is a true, accura
Ordin nee, introdu ed, re d
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~l.E;""!>"Sf-US
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 4, 8 AND 9, TITLE V, OF
THE 1969 E.M.C., REPEALING SUBSECTIONS (b) AND (c), SEC-
TION 12, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V, RELATING TO ANNUAL SICK,
MATERNITY, FUNERAL AND HOLIDAY LEAVES; INSURANCE AND
RETIREMENT BENEFITS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
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That Sections 1, 7, 13, 15 and 17, Chapter 4, Title V
of the 1969 E.M.C. hereby are amended to read a follow :
5-4-1: ANNUAL LEAVE (VACATION); ACCRUAL; QUALIFICATIO S
(a) All employees in the classified service, except
those employees classified under Section 5-6-10
(Fi re Department), working a forty -hour week,
shall be entitled to fifteen (15) days of annual
leave each year. Annual leave shall accumulate
monthly at the rate of one and one -fo urth (l~)
days per month of active service. In order to
qualify for annual leave credit during the month,
the employee must receive pay for at least one
half (~) of the working day s of that month. An -
nual leave s h 11 not be granted to any employee
until he h s been in th employ of the City for
at least six (6) con ecutive •onths . For tho se
employees having le s than ten years of continu -
ou service the maximum accumulation of annual
leave hall be thirty (30) day .
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be three-hundred sixty (360) hours per annum.
Qualification for annual sick leave shall be the
same as other classified employees.
(c) After ten (10) years of continuous service all
employees in the classified service, except those
employees classified under Section 5-6-10 (Fire
Department), shall receive one-and-one-half (l~)
days of annual leave per month of active service,
and firefighters shall receive nine-and -one-half
(9~) shifts of leave for each year of continuous
service. The maximum accumulation of annual leave
for all classified employees, other than firefighters,
working a forty-hour week, shall be forty (40) days;
and for firefighters said maxi•u• accumulation shall
be four-hundred sixty-eight (468) hours.
(d) Annual leave shall neither be authorized nor computed
for any purpose after the maxiaua accumulations of
said leave have been reached.
5-4-7: SICK LEAVE; USE
(a) Authorization for sick leave shall be granted only
for the following reasons:
(3) ILLNESS OF THE EMPLOYEE'S SPOUSE OR CHILDREN
WHICH NECESSITATES THE EMPLOYEE'S ABSENCE
FROM SERVICE.
(b) Sick leave hall be allowed only to the total aaount
accuaulated at the beainnina of a leave, as verified
by the Personnel 9ffiee DEPARTMENT .
5 -4 -12: SICK LEAVE; INJURIES I TEMPORARY; TOTAL DISABILITIES
(b) Repealed.
(c) Repeal d.
( OT : Th s ~rOV S on are no conta n d 1n Titl s
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Pregnant employees shall be granted a maternity
leave of absence without pay as follows:
(a) Pregnant employees shall be granted maternity
leave of absence without pay for a period of
time up to but not exceeding four (4) weeks.
(b) Employees granted maternity leave shall have
the option of using accrued annual leave ~ith
pay for all or any portion of said four (4)
week period.
5-4-15 : FUNERAL LEAVE
The appointing authority may grant leave with pay to
an employee to attend the funeral of a member of the em-
ployee's faaily. The number of days granted shall be
governed by the circumstances of the case, but in no
event shall they exceed five (5) working days. For the
purposes of this section, "employee's family" shall mean
the children, GRANDCHILDREN, parents, GRANDPARENTS, brothers
and sisters of the eaployee or of the employee's spouse.
5 -4 -17: OFFICIAL HOLIDAYS
(a) The followin& days shall be considered official
paid holidays by the City:
(11) ew Year's Eve: Deceaber 31. (Except ea -
ployees on shift work.)
Section 2
That Se c tion 2 , Chapter 8, Title V, of the 1969 E .M.C.
is hereby nd e d t o r ad a s fo l lows:
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The City Council may, from time to time, authorize by
motion or resolution, the expenditure of City funds for
the payment of premiums for life, medical, dental, hos-
pitalization, disability insurance, or portions thereof,
for all City employees, OR CITY EMPLOYEES RETIRED PURSU-
ANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE OR STATE STATUTE, or
any part thereof, provided that a sufficient sum is ap-
propriated for the payment therefor.
Section 3
That sections 3, 12, 16, 19, 24, 36 and 37 of Chap-
ter 9, Title V, are hereby amended as follows :
ARTICLE II -ESTABLISHMENT OF RETIREMENT PLAN AND
DEFINITION.
5-9-3: DEFINITIONS
Whenever used in the Plan, the following terms shall
have the respective meanings set forth below, unless the
context clearly indicates otherwise:
(W) "FINAL AVERAGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION" SHALL MEAN
THE AVERAGE MONTHLY COMPENSATION RECEIVED BY THE
MEMBER DURING THE LAST FIVE (5) CONSECUTIVE CALEN-
DAR YEARS.
5-9-12:
ARTICLE V -CONTRIBUTIONS
MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1976, NO MEMBER WILL BE REQUIRED
OR PERMITTED TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE PLAN.
ARTICL VI -RETIR M T DAT S
ORMAL RETIREME T DATE
Th nor 1 r tir • nt date of a • •b r hall b
day of th cal ndar •onth coinc1d nl with or next
hi 6Sth b 'r hday, -t -ft r-ary ·l1 ·197
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A member shall be eligible for a disability retirement
if his employment ~·ith the City is terminated by reason of
disability, provic ~d he has completed five or more years of
credited service. Payment of a disability retirement bene-
fit shall commence as of the first day of the mon h next
following th date of retirement, provided the e b r is
not covered by the City's Long-Term Disabil1 y Plan. If
the member is covered by such Long-Term Di s abili Plan,
p ayment of the disability retirement benefit pro ided
h e r eunder shall commence o n the first day of the month next
fol l owing hi normal re t ireme nt date. The la payment shall
be made a of the first day of the month in which the death
of th e retired member occurs or his disabili cea e , which-
ever first occurs. If disability ceases on or after his nor-
mal retirement date and he does not return to full -time em-
ployment with the City, his disability retire ent benefit
shall be continued in the same manner as if hi di a ility
had continu d.
If the retired member's disability ceases prior to his
normal retirement date, and he i not reemployed by the
City, and if he had met the requirements for an early or
deferred vested retirement benefit on the date of his re-
tirement for disability, he shall be entitled to receive,
commencing on the first day of the month next following
his normal r tirement date, a retirement benefit equal in
amount to the early or deferred v ted retirement benefit
to which he would have been enti led, as of the date of
his disablem nt, consid ring hi compensation and credited
service as if he h d no disability; provided, however, if
the member r que t th comm ncement of hi early or de -
f rred ve t d r tirement b nefit a of the fir t day of
th month n x followin hi SSth birthday, or a of h
first day of ny ub equ nt month which precede hi normal
r tirement d e, hi r tire ent b nef1t h 11 commence
of the be inning of the month o requested, but the mount
th reof hall be redu c ed in ord nee with S ction 5 -9 -ZZ
b ed on the numb r o f by whi c h the ar ing d te of
th b n f 1 t nt pre c de th me b r's normal
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Notwithstanding any other prov1s1on of this section,
no member shall qualify for a disability retirement if
the Board determines that hi s disability results from
(a) addiction to narc otics or hallucinogenic drugs, (b)
an injury s uffered while engaged in a felonious or criminal
act or enterprise, or (c) service in the armed forces of
the United States which entitles the member to a veteran's
disability pension.
Disability under the plan shall be considered total
and permanent if, on the basis of a medical examination
by a doctor or clinic appointed by the Board, the Board
finds th at the member ha s a phy sica l or mental condition
which totally and presumably permanently prevents him
from engaging in any substantial gainful employment with
the City. The Board shall, however, have the right to
waive th e requirement for a medical examination if it is
determined that such an examination is unnecessary.
Disability shall be considered to have ended if, ~rior
to his normal retirement date, the member (a) engages in
any s ubstant ial gainful activity, except for s uch employ -
ment as is found by the Board to be for the prim3ry purpo e
of rehabilitation or not incompatible with a finding of
total and permanent disability, or (b) has sufficiently
recovered, in the opinion of the Board based on a medical
examination by a doctor or clinic appointed by th e Bo rd,
to be able to engage in regular employment with the City
and refu ses an offer of employment by the City, or (c)
refuses to undergo any medi c al examination reque ted by
the Board, provided th t a medical ex mination hall not
be required more frequently th n twice in ny calendar
ye r.
ARTICLE VII -R TJREMF. T
S-9-Zl: ORMAL RETIREM
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MONTHLY COMPENSATION, MULTIPLIED TIMES THE
NUMBER OF YEARS OF CREDITED CURRENT SERVICE.
5-9-24: DISABILITY RETIREMENT
A MEMBER WHO MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A DISABILITY
RETIREMENT BENEFIT AND WHO IS NOT COVERED BY THE CITY'S
LONG-TERM DISABILITY PLAN SHALL RECEIVE A MONTHLY AMOUNT
WHI CH SHALL BE COMPUTED AS FOR EARLY RETIREMENT UNDER
SECTION 5-9-22, BUT WITHOUT REDUCTION.
A MEMB ER WHO MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A DISABILITY
RETIREME T BENEFIT AND WHO IS COVERED BY THE CITY'S LONG-
TERM DISABILJTY PLA , SHALL REC EIVE A MONTHLY AMOU T COM -
ME Cl G 0 THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH NEXT FOLLOWING HIS
NORMAL RETIREME T DATE A D COMPUTED AS FOR A NORMAL RE -
TIREME TU DER SECTIO 5-9 -21, CO SIDERING HIS FINAL AVER-
. G MO THLY COMP ENSATIO AT THE DATE OF HIS RETIR EME T FOR
DJ ABILITY A D THE CREDITED SERVICE HE ACCUMULATED DURING
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ARTlCL ERA CE BE EF ITS
CREDITED SE RVIC E
a memb r hall resign or be di c harged
of the City prior to his no rmal retirement
year of c r edi t ed service, th
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CHARGED FROM THE SERVICE OF THE CITY PRIOR TO HIS
NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE AND HAS FIVE (S) OR MORE
YEARS OF CREDITED SERVICE, HE MAY ELECT EITHER:
(i) TO LEAVE HIS ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS ON
DEPOSIT IN THE FUND AND BECOME A VESTED
MEMBER, OR
(ii) TO RECEIVE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER BENEFITS A
REFUND OF HIS ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS PLUS
2\ OF THE COMPENSATION RECEIVED BY HIM SUB-
SEQUENT TO DECEMBER 31, 197S.
IF SUCH A MEMBER FAILS TO ELECT EITHER OF THE ABOVE
WITHIN NINETY (90) DAYS AFTER HIS DATE OF TERMINA-
TION FROM THE PLAN, THEN HE SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE
ELECTED TO LEAVE HIS ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONS ON
DEPOSIT A D BECOME A VESTED MEMBER.
(b) A VESTED MEMBER SHALL BE ENTITLED TO A DEFERRED
RETIREMENT BENEFIT WHICH SHALL BE 100\ OF THE RE-
TIREMENT BENEFIT EARNED TO THE DATE OF TERMINATION
OF HIS MEMBERSHIP.
(c) SUCH DEFERRED RETIREMENT BENEFITS SHALL COMMENCE ON
THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING THE MEMBER'S
NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE.
(d) IN LIEU OF RECEJVI G THE DEFERRED RETIREME T BENEFIT
UPON THE ORMAL RETIREMENT DATE THE VESTED MEMBER MAY
ELECT TO RECEIVE A REDUCED RETIREMENT BENEFIT BEGIN -
NING 0 THE FIRST DAY OF ANY MO TH SUBSEQUENT TO HIS
ATTAI NT OF AG FIFT -F IVE (SS). THc REDUCTIO
SHALL BE THE SAM S PROVIDED I SECTION S-9-22.
( ) A VE TED MEMB ER MAY ELECT AT AN TIM PRIOR TO HIS
R TIREM NT DAT· TO REC IE I LIEU OF ALL OTHER BENE-
FIT A REFU D OF Y ACCUMULATED CO TRIBUTIONS AS OF
TH DAT OF THE R FUND PLUS 2\ OF THE COMP SATIO
REC IVED Y HI UBSEQUE T TO DECEMBER 31, 1975.
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tion and the City are scheduled to become effective January 1,
1976, and i t i s imperative that this ordinance be in effect at
that time, the City Council, there f ore, finds and determi n es
that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within
ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of
property, health, peace and safety.
Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading
on the 1st day of December, 19 7 5.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of
December, 1 97 5.
May or
ATTEST:
Ex Off1c10 City Cle rk -Treasu r e r
I , William D. J am es , d o hereby ce rt ify th a t t h above
nd foregoing is a tru e , a ccu r ate n d comple t e copy of a
Bill for n Ordi nance , i nt roduced, r ead in full , a nd passe d
on Fir t Re di ng on the 1st d y of December , 19 5 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE -E NACTING SECTIONS 8 AND 9 OF
CHAPTER 1, TITLE XI, OF THE 1969 E.M.C. BY ADDING NEW SEC-
TIONS THERETO RELATING TO POLICE PENSIONS, SPECIAL FUNDS,
RETIREMENT BENEFITS, DISABILITY, AND REFUNDING CONTRIBUTIONS
TO THE POLICE PENSION FUND; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS :
Sec tion 1.
That Sections 8 and 9 of Chapter 1, Title XI of the 1969
E.M.C. hereby are repealed; and new sections to be numbered
8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 hereby are added thereto to read as follows:
11-1-8: POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND; POLICE OFFICERS' BENEFIT FUND,
SPECIAL FUND CREATED.
(a) The City of Englewood does hereby elect to con-
tinue to participate in the police pension fund,
in accordance with the provisions of Title 31,
Article 30, Part 3, Colorado Rev ised Statutes,
1973, as amended, save and except to the extent
the provision of this ordinance sup rsedes any
provision of aid tatutes.
(b) There hereby i created a special fund t o b nown
a "Police Officer ' Benefit Fund" for the purpo e
of payin tho e benefits accruing to police offic r ,
pur uant to the provisions of this chapter, a 11
a Title of the official City Code.
(c) Th City h 11 make co ntribution to s id Pol1ce
Offic r ' Benefit fund of two-tenths of on per-
cent (2/10 of 1\) of the total of poli officer '
al ries monthly, to finance the hen fi provid d
herein.
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arise, to transfer any sur plus monie s r es ulting
in said Police Officers' Benefit Fund to "Police-
men's Pension Fund" of the City.
POLICE OFFICERS; PERMANENT DISABILITY
Should any police officer become permanently disabled,
whether as a result of an on -the-job or an off -the -j ob in -
jury, so that said officer becomes eligible for the total
disability benefits provided under the Police Pension Fund,
the City shall pay, out of the Police Officers' Benefit Fund,
in addition to any benefits to be received by the police of -
ficer from the Police Pension Fund, an amount equal to twenty
percent (20\) of said officer's salary, so that said officer
s hall re c eive a total of seventy percent (7 0 \) of sal ar y ,
fifty percent (SO\) from the Police Pen si on Fund, and twenty
percent (20\) from the Pol ice Officers' Benefit Fund. In th e
e vent that the Englewood Police Pension Fund does ~ot provide
fo r the disability benef i t for any reason, the Police Officers'
Be nef i t Fund shall provide seventy percent (70\) coverage. The
City shall cont inue such payments until suc h time s the police
office r would ha ve been eligible to recei e nor al non-di ability
retirement be n efits payable from the Police Pen ion fund .
11 -1 -10 : RETIREMENT BE FITS
Any pol ice officer wh o ha ttain d the a e of f1f t -fi
(SS) yea r s a nd ha twent (20) or more y ar of er dit d serv-
ice with th e En lewood Police Depa rt • nt, or a •e• r who ha
twenty -five (25) year or more of redit with aid n le ood
Police Department, re ardl s of age, hall be li 1ble to re -~eive servic retirement p n ion ba ed on the polic of icer'
fin l bas pay, allowing two -a nd -one-half percent (Z~\) for each
of he first twenty (20) years of acer dited rv1ce, plu on
perc nt (l\) for ach additional year of acer d1ted ervice,
to maximum of sixty-five p rcent (6St). Calcul tin th ba e
p y an the aver ge alary received as a •ember of aid depar -
n for one year b fore r nting id pen ion. P n ion paym n
h 11 b m d in qual monthly in t llm nt to the • • r.
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Should any police officer leave the service of the City
prior to becoming eligible to receive a pension, for any
reason other than death, and said member has less than five
years of credited service at termination, he shall be entitled
to a refund of his total contribution without interest; or if
said member has five (S) or more years of credited service at
termination, said officer may elect either 1) to receive deferred
monthly benefits payable beginning at age fifty -five (SS) based
upon the member's final base pay, allowing two -and-one -h alf per -
cent (2~\) for each of the first twenty (20) years of accredited
service plus one percent (1\) for each additional year of accred -
ited service to a maximum of sixty five percent (6S\) of base pay
or, 2) receive a refund of his total contributions without in-
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11-1-12: POLICE PENSION FUND INVESTMENTS
In lieu of the provi sions of Title 31, Article 30, Section
312, C.R.S. 1973, the Board of Trustees of the Policemen's Pen-
sion Fund of this municipality shall be governed by the follow-
ing provisions, to wit :
The Board of Trustees of the Policemen's Pension Fund in
this municipality shall have power to draw on such Pen -
sion Fund, from the Treasurer of the Policemen's Pension
Fund, and may invest the same, or any part thereof, in
the name of the Board of Trustees of the Policemen' Pen-
sion Fund, in any security , bond, debenture, corporate
obligation, stock, preferred or common, securities of
any open-end or closed-end management ·typ investm nt
company or investment trust and participations in com-
mon trust funds, to the extent that such inve tment
would be authorized investments by fiduciaries within
this state, as set forth in Title 15, Article 1, Par 3,
C.R.S. 1973, or any ub equent am ndment thereto, provid-
ing that said board hall at 11 tim hold fix d nco
obligation hav ng a boo valu or co t of not less th n
x y perc nt (60\) of th total contr butions mad o
s id Policemen' P n ion Fund, le th moun s pa1d out.
All curities inv ted hall b d po lt d 1th th Trea -
ur r of the Ci y of Englewood, a x officio Tr asur r
of th Bo rd of Tru t of th Polic m n' P n ion Fund,
nd ubject to th order of aid o rd. (Ord. No. 40,
ri of l 69)
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Inasmuch as the memorandum of understanding with the
Police Benefit Association is scheduled to begin January 1,
1976, and it is imperative that this ordinance be in effect
at that time, the Council, therefore, finds and determines
that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within
ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of
property, health, peace and safety.
Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on the 1st day of December, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of December, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Clerk Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a
Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full , and pa sed
on First Reading on the 1 day of December, 1975.
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING SECTIONS 9 AND
10, CHAPTER 1, TITLE II, OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY ADDING
NEW SECTIONS THERETO RELATING TO FIREMEN'S PENSIONS,
SPECIAL FUND, DISABILITY, PENSIONS AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
BE IT ORDAINED ~y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
That Sections 9 and 10 of Chapter 1, Title II, of
the 1969 E.M.C hereby are repealed, and new sections to
be numberd 9, 10, 11, lZ and 13 are hereby added to read
as follows:
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(a)
FIREMEN'S ACCUMULATED CONTRIBUTIONSf REPAYMENTS;
INJURY LEAVE AND DISABILITY PRE-RET REMENT BENE-
FITS; SPECIAL FUND CREATED
There hereby is created a special fund to be known
as the "Firefighters' Benefit Fund" for the purpose
of refund\ng accumulated c •ntributions to those fire-
fighters coming within the provisions of this section,
and to provide those funds necessary to pay the bene-
fits accruing to firefighters, pursuant to the terms
of this chapter.
(b) The City shall make contribution to said Firefighters'
Benefit Fund at a ~~e to be determined annually in
the following aann~r: At least every three (3) years
the City of Englewood shall have an actuarial study
prepared relating to the Fire Pension Fund. The
normal cost of the benefits afforded under both the
Fire Pension Fund and pensions awarded under the pro-
visions of this Code will be distributed annually
into the two pen ion funds. The City's contribution
into th Firefighters' Benefit Fund will be a figure
derived by takin th normal cost perc~ntage derived
in the actuarial study nd subtracting contributions
mad by the employe , city nd tate, to the Fire-
m n's Pension Fund. Th re ultant perrentage calcu -
1 ted annually will be paid fro• gen r 1 revenu s of
th City into th Fir fighters' Benefit Fund.
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In addition to the powers and obligations imposed
upon the Board of Trustees of the Englewood Fire
Pension Board, by Article 30, Title 31, C.R.S.
1973, as amended, said board shall have all powers
necessary to supervise and administer the terms of
this section. In addition thereto, said board shall
have the power from time to time, as the need may
arise, to transfer any surplus aonies resulting in
said Firefighters' Benefit Fund to the Firemen's
Pension Fund of the City.
FIREFIGHTERS; PERi>1AN EN T ~ISABILITY
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Should any firefighter become permanently disabled, whether
as a result of an on-the-job or off-the-job injury so that he
becomes eligible for total disability benefits provided under
the Fire Pension Fund, the City will pay, out of the separate
existing 'Firefighters' Benefit Fund' an amount equal to twenty
percent (20\) of said firefighter's salary in addition to any
payments to be received by said firefighter fro• the Fire Pen-
sion Fund, so that said firefighter shall receive a total of
seventy percent (70\) of his salary, fifty per cent (SO\) from
the Fire Pension Fund and twenty percent (20\) from the Fire-
fighter' s Benefit Fund. In the event that the Fire Pension
Fund does not provide for the disability benef its for any
reason, the Firefighters' Benefit Fund shall provide for the
entire seventy percent (70\) coverage. The City will continue
such paymen t s until such time as the firefighter would have
been eligible to receive normal retirement benefits under the
Fire Pension Fu nd.
2-1-11: FIREFIGHTERS; RETIREllEH BENEFITS
Any member of the Fire Depart•ent who ha s attained the age
of fifty (SO) years and has twenty (20) or •ore years of credited
service shall be eligible to receive a service retire•ent pension
based on the employee's final base pay, allowing two -and -one half
percent (2~\) for each of the first twenty years of credited erv ·
ice, plus one percent (1\) for each additional year of credited
se rvi ce, to a maxi•um of sixty ·fiv percent (6S\). Calculatin&
the base pay aeans the amount of hi monthly salary as of the
date of hi retir •ent . P nsion paya nts sh 11 b a d in qual
monthly in tallments to th mber.
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Should any member of the Fire Department leave the
service of the City prior to becoming eligible to receive
a pension payable from the Firemen's Pension Fund, for
any reason other than death, and said member has less
than five (5) years of credited service at termination,
said firefighter shall be entitled to a refund of his
accumulated contributions of the Englewood Firemen's
Pension Fund. The term 'accumulated contributions'
shall mean the sum of said firemen's contribution to
the City to the Firemen's Pension Fund together with
interest, if any, thereon, as may be determined by the
Board of Trustees of said fund.
If said firefighter has five (5) or more years of
credited service at termination, the firefighter may
elect either: (1) deferred monthly benefit payable
beginning at age fifty (SO) based upon the member's
final base pay, allowing two-and-one-half percent (2~\)
for each of the first twenty years of credited service
plus one percent (1\) for each additional year to a
maximum of sixty -five percent (65\) of base base pay,
or (2) receive a refund of his accumulated contributions.
as set out above.
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a the "Volunteer Firefi&hters' Pen ion Fund" for
the purpo of paying statu ory benefit to volun -
teer f i ref i &hter und r c ond i ion a provid d by
Part 4, COLO R>.DO REVI SE D STATU TES , 19 73 , TITL 31,
AR TI CL 30, as •• nd d .
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An annual determination shall be made of the
ne c essary allocation of the allotment between
the Volunteer Firefighters' Pension Fund and
the regular Fi refighters' Pension Fund.
(c) Beginning January 1, 1975, the City of Englewood
shall make contributions to the Volunteer Fire -
fighter' s Pension Fund as determined necessary
Section 2
to annually fund the pension benefit accumula -
tions of the volunteers. The contribution shall
be based on an actuarial study to be done at least
every three (3) years. Pension benefits to volun -
teers retiring after January 1, 1975, will be paid
from these contributions.
Inasmuch as the provisions contained in the Memorandum
of Understanding between the Englewood Firefighters Associa -
tion and the City are scheduled to become effective January 1,
19 76, and it is imperative that this ordinance be in effect
at that time, the City Council, therefore, finds and determines
that an emergency exists and that the passage of the within
o rd i nan ce is necessary for the immediate preservation of property,
hea lth, peac e and safety.
Introduced, read in full and passed on First Reading on
the is t of Deceaber, 1975.
Publ is hed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd of
December, 1975 .
Ma yo r
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and p s d on Fir t
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RESOLUTION NO.~, SERIES OF 1975.
A RESOLUTJO APPROVI G AND ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTIO
OF A CQ~H:HH'fY CEN I ER FOR THE CI TY OF E GLEWOOD AS
ITS OFFICIAL CE TE !AL-BICE TENNIAL PROJECT; APPROV-
ING THE TEMPORARY EMPLOYME T OF ELWI D. BATCHELOR, A
PROFESSIO AL FU D-RAISER, TO SUPERVISE THE ENGLEWOOD
CAMPAIG TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID PROJECT; AND DIRECT-
ING THE SALARY FOR SAID FU D-RAISER TO COME FROM VOL-
UNTARY CONTRIBUTIO S, AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 44,
SERIES OF 1975.
WHEREAS, the Eng lewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee was organized by the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, to provide direction
and methods, in conjunction with state and federal
agencies, to celebrate not only the nation's 200th
Anniversary, but also the lOOth Anniversary of the
State of Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee has recommended that the official project
adopted on behalf of the City of Englewood for said
celebration, be the cons tru ction of a ee .. YAity cen.
ter; and
WHEREAS, it is desirable to secure financing for
such project through voluntary contribu tion of resi-
dent of the city and citizen who upport the
i y tt11't r concept.
'O , THEREFOR , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CJL
OF Tl! CITY OF E GLI:WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Se tion l
he City Council h
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($500,000).
Section 3
Contributions received from h community
(individuals and businesse s) m1y be de ignated a
"living memorials" in memory of a loved one, friend,
or business associate, said memorial to be placed in
bronze plaque form in the appropriate area o f the new
center in perpetuity.
Section 4
Contributions received ay be pledged and payable
over a three -yea r period, and that Cit Council hereby
directs the City Manager to appoint a City employee to
be responsible for all billing and collection of said
pledges for and on behalf of the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Committee after the official discharge of
said Committee.
Section S
Portions of the cen er may be open for memorializ -
tion by indi idual or bu ine th t m y wi h to donate
in exce s of Fifty Thou and Doll r (SS0,000). Sid amount
m y be pay ble over a five-year peci 1 pledg progr m.
In the e ent that no u h contribution i forthco ing,
the City Council should hen re er e th right to n m
the c nt r ppropri ely.
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The City Manager is hereby directed to prepare,
or to have prepared, the preliminary plans for the
aforementioned center, which should include construc-
tion cost estimates broken down into the many differ -
ent areas of the center, thus enabling individual room
memorialization apportionate to the community support.
Section 9
That Resolution No. 44, Series of 1975, adopted
and approved on the 15th day of September, 1975, i
hereby expressly repealed.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 1st day of December,
1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Off1c10 City Cl rk-Treasurer
1, Willia• D. James, Ex Officio Ci ty Clerk -T rea urer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
th abo e and foregoing is a true, a curat and co•plet
copy of th Re olution o.~~• erie of 1975.
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . ...d.1__, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MO IES FOR ALL MUNICIPAL PUR-
POSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, I THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1976 AD ENDI G DECEMBER 31,
1976, CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE A NUAL APPROPRIA-
TIO BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976.
OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY C0UNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
That ther be and there is hereby appropriated from
the revenue deriving from taxation in the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado, from collection of license fees and from
all other sources of revenue during the year beginning
January 1, 1976 and ending December 31, 1976, the amounts
hereinafter set forth for the object and purpose specified
and set opposite thereto, specifically as follows; to wit:
GE ERAL FU. D
Legislation nd Council
Man gement
Public Works
Fire
Police
Co unity D velopment
Libr ry
P r s nd R er ion
Finance and Record
TOTAL
PU LIC
Con truct1on of JOT c pit J prOJ ct
Tot 1 t r nt rpn
s 172,503
169,903
1,354,769
1,334,760
1, 30, 51
20,924
266, n
957,967
559 1 551
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Total Sewer Enterprise Fund $6,624,890
Section 2
The foregoing appropriations shall be considered to be
appropriations to groups within a program or department with -
in the fund indicated, but shall not be construed to be ap-
propriations to line items within any group, even though such
line items may be set forth in the adopted budget for the fis -
cal year 1976.
Section 3
All monies in the hands of the Director of Finance, or
to come into his hands for the fiscal year 1976, may be ap-
plied on the outstanding claims now due or to become due in
the said fiscal year of 1976.
Section 4
All unappropriated monies that may come into the hands
of the Director of Finance during the year 1976 may be so
distr ibu ted among the respe c tive funds herein as the City
Council ma y deem be s t under s u c h control as is provided by
law.
Section S
During or at the close of
surplu mone y in any of the re
for 19 75 again t the am have
to any other fund or fund
the fiscal year of 1975, any
pective fund s , after all claims
been paid, may be distributed
he di c retion of the City Council.
ln tr odu ~d , r e d in full, a nd pa ed a First Reading on
the 3rd da of ovemb r, 19 75.
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ovember, 19"5.
Bill for n Ordin n on t he 5th da of
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ATTEST:
Ex Offic10 C1ty Clerk -Treasure r
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ordinance passed at Final Reading and published as Ordinance
No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Off1cio City Clerk -Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN JONES
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1975
A ORDI ANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY I HLLS UPON EACH DOLLAR
OF THE ASSESSED VALUATIO OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITH!
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE YEAR 19 6.
WHEREAS, it is the duty of the City Council of the
City of Engle wood, Colorado, under the Charter of said
City and Statutes of the State of Colorado, to make the
annual levy for City purposes for the year 1975 due and
payable in 1976; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has duly considered the
estimated valuation of all of the taxable property with-
in the City and th e needs of the City for each of said
levies, and has determined that the levies as herein -
after set forth are proper and wise.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
ection l
Th t there be and here i hereby levied for the year
1975, due and payable a required by the Statutes in the
ear 197 , a tax of 7.00 mills on he dollar for the Gen-
er 1 Fund of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
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19 7 5, on the 3rd day of December, 1975.--
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex Officio City Cle r k-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ordinance passed t Final Reading and published by title as
Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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1 IHUUUltu A~ A B1LL BY CUUNClLMAN BLESSl G
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AD OP TING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR TH E FISCAL YEAR 1976.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Part I of
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a budget for the fis -
cal year 19 6 was duly submitted by the City Manager to the
City Council on September 15, 1975; and
WHER EAS , a public hearing on the said budget was held
by the Ci ty Council within three weeks after its submission
at the meeting of the City Council on October 6, 1975, regu-
lar notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
published within seven days after submission of the budget,
in the manner provided in the Charter for the publication
of Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolut ion No. S°'=>,
Series of 1975, on the 3rd day of ovember, 19 5, sai~so
lution amending the 19 7 6 budget.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAi ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF
THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLO S:
Sec tion 1.
That the budget of the Cit of Englewood, Colorado for
the fisc 1 y ar 1976, a ub itted the Ci t y ~ na r and
duly con idered by th Cit Council af er public h rin and
a end d by R olu ion Si , rie of 1975, e and h
i adop ed a h ud e he City of En le~ood for
fi al 19"6.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . .!l!j_, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Part I of
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a budget for the fis-
cal year 1976 was duly submitted by the City Manager to the
City Council on September 15, 1975; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing on the said budget was held
by the City Council within three weeks after its submission
at the meeting of the City Council on October 6, 1975, regu-
lar notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
published within seven days after submission of the budget,
in the manner provided in the Charter for the publication
of Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, th City Council adopted Resolution No . .5""'=>,
Series of 1975, on the 3rd day of ovember, 1975, saia-Reso-
lution amending the 1976 budget.
OW, THEREF ORE, BE IT ORDAI ED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
That the budget of th Ci y of Englewood, Colorado for
the fi cal year 19 6, a sub itted b h C1 y ~ana er and
duly con idered by th Ci t y Council after public h aring and
a ended by Re olution No. SC , erie of 1975, be and h r b
i adopted a h bud e ~th C1 of En le~ood for the
fi cal year l. 7 •
Section 2.
That the aid am nd d and accepted h 11 b
a public r cord in he 0 ice of the Ci y Cler and hall
b op n to public in p c ton. Sufficien copies her of
hall be aad a il ble or th u e of h Council and the
pu lie, th b r of cop1 to b d termin d th Cit
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day
of November, 1975.
Read by title and passed on Final Reading on the 1st
day of Dec e mber, 1975.
Published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of
1975, on the 3rd day of December, 1975. ~~
Mayor
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 o.~, Series of 1975.
Ex Officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. (;~, SERIES OF 1975
APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE WATER FUND . A RESOLIJTI
WHEREAS, th City Council has by motion agreed to a settlement
on th Dravo-AmaX Corporation court case.
N , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
F ENG ' " AS FOLLOWS :
section 1.
The following appropr i ation is made in the Water Fund.
Source of Funds
Work ing Capital
$86,355.58
Appropri t1ons
source of supply
$86,355.58
S ction 2.
The city Han ger and Director of Finance are h r e by au horized
to k th bov chang s to th 197 '> Budget.
ADOPTED 1'N APPl'CVED THIS lat day of December, 1975 .
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1975 BUDGET IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND .
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted a six -quarter budget for
the period of January, 1976 through J une, 1977.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COONCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD as follows:
ATTEST:
section 1.
The following appropriations are made in the Public Improvement
Fund.
Appropriations
River Development
Housing
Total
Section 2.
$(150,000)
150,000
$ 0
The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized
to -ke the above changes to the 1976 Budget of the City of
Englewood.
ADOPTED AND APPROllED thi • l•t day of Deceniber, 1975.
Mayo r
of ficio Ci y Clerk
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MOM: Kells Waggoner
...a'1 DARTMOUTH & SANTA FE
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Attached is a project agreement from the State Department
of Highways to cover the construction phase of the Dartmouth
and Santa Fe intersection.
Previously, Council authorized a Master Agreement and an
agreement for preliminary engineering, design, etc. (See
attached memo.)
By this agreement, we obligate the City for our share, approxi-
mately $41,080 of the costs for construction of the improve-
ments, excluding our share of the crossing protection costs.
We have had our hearing before the Public Utilities Commission,
but they have not made a ruling yet as to our share. We had
previously estimated it to be 10 \ of the protection i nstalla-
tion costs, or approximate ly $11,800.
As of now, we are budgeted ($55,600) pretty close to our
obligations and estimates:
Design $ 2,080
Construction 41,080
R.R. Prot cti on 11,831
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Dir ctor of Public Works
by agreement
by th i s agreement
10 of total estimates
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Andy Mccown, City Manager
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Attached is a project agreement from the State Department
of Highways to cover the preliminary engineering, final
design, plans and specifications, etc. for the improvement
to the Dartmouth and Santa Fe intersection.
Previously, Council authorized a Master Agreementwhich would
cover all projects, but now, as specific projects are presented,
need to approve separate project agreements. There will al80 ··
be a follow-up agr .... nt for con•truction on thi• project at a later date. ..
By this aqreement, we obligate the City for our share, approxi-
mately $2,080.00, of the costs to prepare all of the doCUJ11ents
necessary to bid the project. This work is done by the State
so that it matches all of their standards.
We have sufficient information from both railroads now, and
will be making application to the Public Utilitie• Comllli s sion
for a crossing permit and request for funds for some of the
crossing protection.
Sincerely,
~ 0;; __ --,....,d <:s~--A~ Wagg o n r
Di r ector of Publ ic Work s
KW/ls
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W. Dartmouth STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Santa Fe to
JACK KINSTL.INGER
DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS
E . N . HAASE
CHIEF ENGINEER
2000 SOUTH HOL.LY
Mr. Kells Waggoner
Director of Public Works
3400 S. El ati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Hr. Wagg oner:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Hu r on
•T •TC 0,. COL.OUDO
DE:NV£" COLO"ADO 80222
November 19, 1975
DISTRICT 6
R . J . BRASHER
DISTRICT ENGINEER
DOH Ref. 06-00
Enclosed herewith are four copies of our Project Agreement for Federal-Aid
Urb an System Construction Project M 7354(1), W. Dartmouth, Santa Fe t o Huron,
in the City of Englewood.
Please have this Agreement executed by the appropriate City officials at
your earliest convenience as we will require an executed Agreement prior t o
awardin the constructlon contract. Do not date the Agreement, but return three
copi s with original signatures to this office for further handling, retaining
the fourth copy for you r files. When the Agreement baa been sign d by all
parties, it will b dated, and a fully executed a>py will be return d to you.
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Very truly yours,
R.ICHAR.O J. BRASHER
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W. Dartmouth Ave.
Santa Fe tO Huron
STATE DEPARTMENT DF HIGHWAY S
DIVISION OF HIGHl~AYS -STATE OF COLORADO
PROJECT AGREEl-lENT WITH CITY or ENGLEWOOD
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ON THE FEDERAL-AID URBAN SYSTEM
ROADWAY WIDENING, W. DART-IOUTH AVENUE,
SANTA FE DRIVE TO HURO STREET
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered lnto this ~~~day of
~~~~~~~· 19~~· by and belw en the STATE DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS -STATE OF COLORADO, h reinafter
referred to as the "Division ,• and the CITY OF ENG LEWOOD , STAT!:
OF COLORADO, hereinafter ref rred to as th "Local Agency:•
lfI TNESSETH: That
lfll!:REAS, the Division and the Local Aqency have heretofore
entered into a Master Agreement for Projects on the Federal-Aid
Urban Syst...,, dated the 31st day of December, 1974, h reina!ter
referr d to as th •,..ster Agreement;• and
Wll!:REAS, the Diviaion and the Local Aqency have heretofor
entered into a Project Agr emen dated the 19th day of May, 1975,
for th acC011plishment of Prelialnary Engin ring, Design, and
the Preparation of Plans, Specif1cations, and Estiaates for con-
struction ot West Dartl90i;th Av ,. froa San a Fe Dri
Stn<et: and
Wll!:llEAS, said Pl •• S cif1cat ons, a d ltst aa es
eo.ple d and a ccep ad •• f1nal y t
8 gh ay A lniatrat on 1r Al,
, th LOC:al Ag cy d
struction of said facility and r
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WHEREAS, the matching r a iu !or f' d eral-Aid Urban System
Pro j ects for Fi s cal Year 1975-7 is 74.00\ rederal-~1d Funds
to 26.00 Local l\gency Funds, ' in g understood t hat such r a tio
applies only to such costs a ar eligl.bl for Federa l p ar t ici pa-
tion, it being further und rs ood that all non-participa i ng
costs are borne by th Local A ncy at 100 and
WllEREl\.S, the Local Ag ncy h as estimat d the total c ost of
said Construction to be $1 5 8,0 00.r~ and i prepared to match s aid
Federal-Aid Funds with its share in the al"IOunt of $41,080.00 a s
evidenced by an appropriate ordinanc or r solution du ly passed
and adopted by th Local Ag ncy, a copy of wh i ch is attached
h e reto and made a part h e reo! a s I:xhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS. said ordinance or resolution as shown in Exhibit
"A" also establishes the authority unde r ~hicb the Loc a l Agency
enter• into this Agr t; and
WHEREAS. tbi Agreement i• ex cuted by the Di v ision und r
authority of Title 4l, Articl 2, Section 144, CRS 1973, as
a!Mllded1 and
lfHEREAS, the parties h e r e to desire to agree upon th divis ion
of r esponsibilities with r egard to this Urban Syste Project.
NC*. Tll%REP'O , in considerat ion of abo-, and t
Divuion and 1111tual co-..an • nt forth h r inafter ,
Local Ag ncy do r y covenant and a r -as foll.,..•:
l . Divis on will rrovid 1 a
r..ocal A ncy tbrou
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3. The D1vision will prov J<Jco fin al assernLl y of
Plans, Specifi cat ions, and Contrac Documents
and will be r esponsib le for advertising and
taking of bids, and upon mu tua l concurrence
by the Local Agency, th awarding of any con-
•truction contract(s) t o qual1f1 d biddcr (s).
4. Th Division will b e responsible f or lhe
supervision, with pcrLod~c inspec t ion s by
th FHWA, of the cons tructi on of the Pro-
ject, wh ich shall include, but not b
limited to, field and off ic ngi n e-ring ,
insp~ction and materials testing , and
traffic control through the Project area.
S. The Local Agency v1 ll b e solely respons i ble
for acquiring, at its own co•t and e~pcnse,
any additional r ights of way r eq uired for
the c:o11pletion of th Project, including
any nece.ssary t~rary construction ase-
ment• and/or eas.....,nts for detour during
construction.
6 . The Local Ag ncy will be res pons i ble for
obta nin9 proper clearance or approval froa
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any utility COllpany v ic -y co 1n-
vol~ in this ProJ ct, by s para a a ree-
-nt, if necessary,
Upol'I le 101'1 of eon a ru tton of h Pro-
ct , h Local A9 n<'y JU lnt• n a d
0 ra • • i • own • • , all
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appli cable statutes and ordinan ces , an d
regulat ions promu lg ated ~h rcun~er, ~hich
define the Local Agen cy 's o l19at1on ~o
aaintain ~ rects and stree (ixturPs.
8. After completion of cons truction , th~
Division and FHWA will make periodic in-
•poctions of the i~p rovenen l s constru ·tttd
on the Project unde r thi s Agre n 0
v rify that such improveme nts arc ~1n9
a dequately mainta ined un der h prov1sio •
of Paragraph 7 above.
t. The Division will adlll inia r th F ~ral-lU d
l'unds f or this Project in a ccordanc w1 h
th provisions o th & er Agr n
vancing the n ceasary monies fro St• e
Highway Supple nary Fund (2001 ), provided
such monie s ar availabl fr<>111 that Fund.
Costa incurred by th Division for the per-
formance of any work under this Agree111Cnt or
relativ to th a i n ia tration o thi
Agre • all chara d t o he Projec
10. During t cour• of wor , th Di vision
w 11 bill the LOcal A cy mon hly for i •
abar of th Incurred co •· C011f> 1 e 1 on
of th• construction
thu Agr n arJ c J..• nc
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amount as bill ed.
11. During the performance of all wor under this
Agreement, the part1 s hcrrlo agr to COJnply
with Title VI of the Civil ~ig ts it.et of 1964,
the salient points of ~hie arc show
Exhibi t •c• at ached her to and ad a per
hereof.
12. The parties here o a r to c .·ly with all
cf the terms and ccnd1tio~• of th Master
Agreement , unl ss in con!lic: with this Agr e-
9Cftt, 1n wh ich case the provision of t ia
Agreement shall apply.
13. lt ia understood and agr cd by th p r ies
hereto that t.he al!IOunt of 110ncy stated herein-
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befor is based on
at t.he ti .. of execution of this Agre nt,, and
that such au is aubjcct to rev1aicn d , nd nt
upon acceptable bid and award und r Para-
graph 3. above . By indicating ita t"Oncurre c
in •uch -•rd at the Aw ard Confer ne ,
Local Ag ncy, acting by or t ro
COun 11, er duly author11
er f, e gre a to
fund a tf r u1r c
of hi• ProJ ct.
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is contingent u pon all funds need ed for th
Project hereunde r b ei ng made available fro
Federal and Local Agency sources. Should th se
sources, either redcral or Local Agency, fa il
to provide n ecessary funds aa agrc d upon
herein, this contract may be t rm1na cd by
either party withou preJudic or liabllity to
the other party, excop as provid d in ara-
graphs I. and J., Art ie! IV of b 11Asl r
Agreement.
This Jlgree~ent, wh en ace pted and approv d by th Local
"9 cy and the Division, shall c a suppl n al par of the
o l.h benefit of and binding
upon the parties, their aucceasora, and •••>gns.
Financial oblige ions of th State of Colorado , pay l
after th current fi•c•l year, are contin nt upon funds for
that purpoH
available.
ing appropriat , budg tad, and otherviae -d
Thie Agr d d valid until i a all ha
proved by l Controller of ate or Colorado, or
such uaut h y d a141 te.
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going llgrcc~ent to be exccu cd th e day and year first above
written.
ATT T:
O\i t Cl e rk
APP ROI/ED:
DAN S. WHITT RE
St.ate Contrell r
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ATTEST•
STAT~ OP COLORADO
Pl lllRD O. LllM.'l
C. VI' NOii
STllT DEPART~ IT OP llIGf!WAYS
DfVISlON or HIGHWAYS
ny JACK ~JNSTLINCER
J.:Xecu ive Director
APPl10Vt:O:
J. D. MACPARLAN
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STAT[ OEPART,.Etr.IT Of' HlGHW&TS
DIVISION or MIG .. •••S
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EXHIBIT"B"
SYST[ .. __ F;_e"""d_e.;;..r_a'-1_-_A_i_d--'U'-r_b....;a_n;_.. _______ _
P•GE l or l
OATE-. ___ 10_;_/2_;/_7...;.5 ______ _
PR,J[C T NO. _ _:.M.:.._:Jc..:3:..:5;..4:..J(...:l:..o)'-------
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CO VNTY Englewood
BUDGET AMO UNT , .. 1 .... 5"'8'-''-"o"'o"'o._ _____ _
•PPRO•l"ATE T£P•'1Nll W. Dartmouth Avenue, Santa Fe Drive to Huron Street -----"'·'
PRESENT CONSTRUCTION:
RO•O••Y WIOT" 40 t TYPC-----11.0.w. lllOTH---'6 ...... oc...·--SUHICl E .. CY llATING--------
PRESEt.T TRAfflC-----fACTOP-----•---Y(AqSI [lPANOEO r RAfflC f•VG. u• [Dl.A--------
HOPOSED CONS TPUCT I ON r
O(SIGN SPEED-------TYPICAl SECTION TYPl---~
..a. Of l•"ES -T>'15 CONSTPUCTI0"'._1_Ul.TIMATE-
•IG~T Of •AY WIDTH -NOPMll------------~
rCO[RAl PARTICIPATION IN lllGHT Of WAY COSTS
" ACCESS co .. TROl PECOM•ENOEO
If "0 ACCESS CONTROL • &RE OUTER HIG•w•n RECO .. NENDED
..a. Of l'AJOll TRUCfURES 11[0 I D--"'-N"o"n.:.e:;._ ____ _
STPUCTUP(S TO P["AIN IN PlAClr Slit ... o.
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56 ft. (""R'° "' SHOULDER lllOTHS 2 ft.
"EO!AN WIDTH
SU?FACE
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SUllf. TYPE
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M-lOAOl'IG
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EXHIBIT "B"
PROJECT "O• H 7354( 1)
PEO •J IR(O INfOR••TION -NECESSlRT TO CO•PLEH fO NN I-A O·• ALL HDtllAL AID P RO JECTS:
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PJGHI Of w•Y1uTILlllES N/A ,., "UN8[P Of l'~RCELS !EST.I ESTIMATED COST
NO. RESIDlr.ccs N/A EST. COST
181 PELOCU JON ASSISTANCF -.. o. llUSINl55[5
N/A [ST. COST
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ICI UTILITY PHOCATJOM -[STINAT[O COST
NA•Es or ""o"" ut 1un tOMPANIES---U~t~iwl~i.t.y......_~c~l.,,e.,,a~r ... a=-n=c,,,e-"w"'i,_,l._l,,_"'b"'e'"""o'"'b"'t..,a,._i,.,n=e"'d'-'b""y._ ... t""h"'e._,C..,i.._t..,y._"'o,,.f~--
Englewood
PJGHl Of IT PFSTAlCllONS• DEVIATIONS• ETC. There is no right of way required •nd if easeml!!nts
•re neces••ry, they vill be obtained by the City of Englewood.
N[P lCT Of I•~· PEOuJPfl'fNIS ,., f\JlL ~TATFl'ENI 0 NECi, SIATCNlNl 0 • REEVALU&TJOh 0
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Ill (NVIP £NTAL $ Tl'OY
I• TOl'I I project fe cleard ·"" tg desfgpeted • pfpoc
1. lfN(.TH {ST l"ATCO COST
ICI UCfl •Ir! I NVOl. V[IO( TS• DOT ACI
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EXHIBIT "C"
Nond~•crunination Provisions:
During th performance of this contract, the i:.oc.1 Aqency
for it•elf, its aasiqneea and aucceaaors in interest (bere1n-
•fter referred to as the •contractor•), agrees•• follows:
A . Comlliance with R ~ulationa. Th Contractor
wi l comply with t e gulationa of the
Department of Transport•t1on r lative t o non-
diacrimination in rederally-assisted proqrama
of the Department of Transpor ation (Title
49, Code of Pederal Regulatio ns, Part 21,
hereinafter rcferr d to aa ~h• •a ula iona•),
whi ch are herein incorporat d by refer nee
.tnd made a part or this contract.
B. Nondiscrimination. Th Co n ra c tor, w1th
regard to the work perfor d y h m a f er
award and prior to co plet>on o f h con rac
rk, will not discr1m1nate on th ground of
race, color, or national or191n in • •e-
lection and retention of Subcontractors, in-
cluding procureaenta of materials and le .. e•
of equipnent. The Contractor will not par i-
c1pate either directly or indirectly 1n th
discrl.Aination proh1b1ted by Section 21.S
c.
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of the Regulations, includincJ mploy11en
practice• when the con ract cover• a pro-
gr •et forth in Appendix C of th
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E. Sanctions for Noncompliance. In the event of
the Contractor's noncompliance with the non-
discrimination provisions of thia contract,
the Division shall impose such contract
sanctions as it or the FKWA may determine to
be appropriate, including, but not limited to:
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(l) Withholding of payaenta to the Con-
tractor under the contract until
the Contractor com lie•, and/or;
(2) Cancellation , ermination or sus-
pension o! the contract, in whole
or in part.
Governor'• Execut.iv Order. Th Contractor
v.ill tile all aff.innal .ive action• nece••ary and
appropriate to implement, not only the letter
but also the spirit of, the policy of equality
of opportunity as enunciated in the Constitution
and the laws of th State of Co lorado and as
construed by the court• to prevent d~&crimina-
ion because of race, creed, color, sex, national
origin or ancestry.
lncorfliration of Proviaiona. The Contractor
will nclUde the provision• of Pa raqrapha A
t.br<>119h C in every aubcontrac , including pro-
cu.,...nta of aateriala and lease• of ~ipment,
unleaa e>ceiq>t by tha ulationa, orders, or
inatruc ona iaaued pursuant thereto. The
Con ract.or will tat such action with respect
to any a ontract or procur ... nt aa the
Division or the A aay dir c aa a .. ana of
enforcing such provisions includi1>9 sanctions
for n<>AC011pliance1 prov1d d, var, that,
in tb• event the Contractor becoeea involved in,
or ia threatened with, lit ation with a
lube tractor or 1uppl er aa a result of 1uctl
d rectio , the Contractor aay r u at t.h
01vi1 on to enter into •~eb 11ti9at1on o pro-
eet intereata of I ate of Color do and
Divi1ion, and , 1n ddlli Con tractor
.. y req a A o nt r 1n s liti9at10
0 rro ln •r•• • o r l.l 1 ed ltatn.
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Kelle W&CJ90Der
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November 26, 1975
On llovellber ZS, lt75, we received notification from the Public
Utiliti .. C.o.alaaion that a ruling had been made on the appor-
tionment of 008ta for t:he railroad croaaing protaction device•
to be inatalled in conjunction with the widening of the Dart-
mouth-Santa re Driv. interaection. The Order atatea that t:he
City i• to be allocated 30 \ of the coat, the railroad• lO•,
and the Croeain9 Protection Fund,60t.
In 'illy rnmm of lkwellber 20, 1975, I had recapped the coeta
related to the Dartllout:h-Sant:a Pe interaection and bad eati-
mated our share of the railroad croeain9 protection device•
at 10\, or $11,lll. Thia Order increa-• that ..:>unt by
$23 ,662; therefore, ad4itlonal monle• vill be needed in the
Public Improve.ant Pund to complete both of the approv.d
projecta along Dartmouth Avenue. A copy of the Order ia attached.
JCell• Wag9oner
!l irector of Public Work•
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BEFOP.£ HIE PUBLIC UTILITIES COi 11SSIOll
OF 111£ STATE OF COLOP.ADO
Ill THE tlATTER Of THE APPLICATIO!I Of )
THE CITY OF EOIGLEUOOD, COLOP.ADO, A l
r llCIPAL CORPORATIO!I , FOR AUTllORITl
TO WIDCll AUD HISTALL SAFETY DEVICES
AT HE cnOSSHIG AT A POJUT WHEnE THE l
t11\lll LlllE Of THE ATClllSO!I , TOPEKA AllO
SANlA FE RAil WAY CCl1PNIY AllD TllE
OEllVER ArlD RIO GP.AUD£ WESTERll RAIL-)
r.O'ID COllPArlY CROSSES WEST DARTllOUTH l
AVEllUE UEAR THE lllTERSECTIOU Of llEST
DARTllOUTH AVE.llUE AUD SOUTH SNITA FE
DRIVE (U S HIGHWAY 3S), EllGLEWOOD , )
COLORADO )
APPLICATION NO . 28474
REC01111ENDED DECISION Of
ROBERT L. PYLE, EXAMINER
GRANll~G APPLICATION
Novf!llber Z4 , 197S
Appear1nct5. Ric Oellltt, C.q , Otnvtr,
Colorado, or Ct 1 of
Engll!'WOOCI, Appl cant.
Ptttr J Cn!wse, Esq , vtr,
Coloradc, for the A hon,
TOpttl I Sant. fe P.a 11 1
CG111Pan1 ,
lo S , all r, Jr , Csq , Otnver,
Colorado , for t Ot"ver
lho Gr1nJe tsttrn llAltlroad
"'' al'ld ""Goldberg, [Sq., Detlver,
Colorado, for sslon.
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After due 1nd proper not1ce to 111 tnterened persons, f1nns,
or corporations, the Ntter was set for hearing on Thur sdAy, October 23,
1975, 1t 10 1.m . in the Hearing ROGOi of the C01111ssion, 500 Columbine
Building, 1845 Sherman Street, Oenv•r, Colorado, 1t which ti• ind place
the aattor WIS heerd by Exami ner Robert L. Pyl•, to wllOlll it WIS duly
usigMd.
There were no obJect1ons f11ed wfth the C011111ss1on, and no pub11c
witnesses appeared at the hur1ng. Test1mony WIS taken fro111 w1tnesses
for the City of [ng l ewood and fro111 w1tnesses for the two r11lro1ds 1nvolved.
Both r11lroad coi,.11nies dfd appear 1t the hHrfng, not u Protasllnts, but
u their interestt mi ght 1ppear, 1nd specific11ly w1th regerd to the
distribution of costs for the protection cl9v1ces.
Eah1b1t Nos. 1 through 7 wr• tendored 1nd 1dnlitt•d 1nto ev i dence .
Exhibit Hos. 8 through 13 were tendered and ,..,,1tted into ev1dence only to
the eatant t 1t they esteblhhed the fact of tra in-car accidents at this
1nters•ct1on and to show traff1c devicu at t"9 M1rby 1ntarsKt1011 of
Olrtooowtll Ave ue and Sout Santi Fe Orfv.. Ex ib1t No. 14 WIS reJecUd,
and Eah1b1t Mos. 15, 16, and 17 wert 1 1ttad. At tilt ainch11ion of
the i-r1ng, tht subJ•ct Ntter wes ti rider 1dv1s-t.
Pursuant to the provisions of 10-6-109, tlS 1973, ExMtner
rt L. ')1• now tran tu her•fth to tht C lssiOll the record alld
ullfbiU of this procMding, together wit.II 1 wr tte rte-Nied decision
tOlltli int his fhwl1ngs of fact and c 1u s 1ot11 the , t.oget •r wl
t ord r or requ 1r nt.
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r.cord, the following h foUl'd
1. Tiie Clty of Englwood h 1 pol1t1c:1l svbdhhion of the
State of Colora located tn a COii" y, w1t 1 prntnt popu l at ion
of 1 roa1 t•l1 lS,000 .,.rs ~s •
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4. Aut r.ma t;c r1'1road slgntl devices tre present ly 1n p11ce
and 1n cperat · on at the crossing. They ire the stlndtrd type with flashing
l1ght and bell. The s1gn1l dev1ce 1s located off to the right s1de of
the road 1ppro•1mattl; eight feet high. In 1dd i t~on to the sttndard
nllrcad s1gn11s , there are standard overhetd tr1ff1c s1gn1ls locettd
to the HU ot the Santi Fe trock to control westbound vehicular traffic .
Dartmo•th A.enue hu 1 single lane of trlffic going 1n either direction.
There hoe been four train-car accidents It th1s •ntersect1on s ince
No•ell'ber of 1971; one of which wu 1 htlllth two of which were property
d..,.ge but no •11Ju•io and t e fourth, an injury and property dam.ge .
There have 1ho been 14 re1•-end type eccidents at the croulng and 58
1cc 1.i.nt! at the 1ntenect1on of D1rt.outh Avenue and South Sanu Fe Drive
dur>"9 the s-penod of t lllll!.
5. Exh·b•t llo. 3 15 1 drawing of the prop~sed upgrading of
the crosnngs , as well H rt51gnal1ut l on of the Intersection et 01rtllouth
Avenue and Soi.th S1nt1 Fe Drl.e. We are not here pr1mar11y concerned w1th
the 1ntersect·on of Dartmouth Avenue and South Sanu Fe Drive; however,
iu nearness to the railroad crossing makes it SOllll!th1ng to be cons•dered
I n thu proceed ing becau51 of the need for r11lro1d pr1t91Ptlon of the
tr1ff•c 11gn1ls at the Intersection.
6. The overall crossings (the two r11lro1ds and the inter•
sect•on o• ~ou h S1nt1 Fe DT"lve and D1rtJllouth Avenue) are dep i cted by an
art st 's concept on E•h'b1t No. s. General y West D1rtniout Avenut •s
to be widened to fi.e l anes, three lanes wutbound and two lanes 11stbcund
"'Ith a r1 -;ed Md11n separation. The signal devices at tlle ra'lro1d
crouiRgs .; 1· ht•• the cantilever or overhead 119 t so th.t •~on• in
ona of tlle ·n~·de lenes w11 1 be ab le to He t eve thoug the right
hand laM has traff c In it. !Oates ere also to be insulled so that
no vell1a.1ar traffic t•n be nopped and c&Jaftt o the r11ls of the
crou1119 . As an •dClh lonal •vice, • bel l b also to be used.
7. Der111cuth A-•s • c 1v stNet " dht1nguhned fram a
sute or F ral lligt,...J. The vehicular speed l1•lt the..-h JO• les
per hour , and t trai n s?Md 11•1t h U a11es per !lour. Tner. are
H•lfl tralfts go1Rg In HCh d rect1on HC 2'-hoiir perlof.. or 14 tra1"s
go l fti thr;•g the crou 1n9 per z•~hour period. ty ag-nt be-n the
S1Rta ft ard R·o &ra,.., the; use each ot ers' tracks so t. 1t all trains
90'"9 -t uu the Santa Fe track and 11 traifts go1ng sOlltl! use the
RI O ~··-track .
I . The cost of the 111tlre l11111rov nt Pf"O ect ta est1Nt8d at
St J ,J11. "-••r, sl11t1 the Cl\) of [ft91 od 1s pay1119 for all
llopro• ts H •ll u tM rul1J111lh1tl111 of t 1•tentct10tl of
..-tll •·-.-4 South ''nu Fe Drhe, there h 1111y Sll l,llO of t h
fl wrt 1 l1cc1ted to ra•lroad cross! 9 prot.ctlOll • •en. I .
t 1· 1 1•rtt •Oll of tlot S.nta Fe crossl"I 1S Ht Mtd et n ,:MO eN
t s• ,.. ut Oii of the Rio (;rande cronl .. h st Mi.I at SU,910.
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time for the appro.ch of a tra1 n In either direction. The Santa Fe 1n-
stallat1on •ill 1nclude a b1-d!rectlonal motion sensor system, which will
l •mft signal acthat1on to train moveMnt towu'd the croufng prov1dlng
mln•mum motorist delay ..tien lntel'lft1ttent tra111' operat1on occuri near the
cross1ng . The Santa Fe a nd Rio Grande signal systems w1ll be 1nterconnected
w1th each other and with the traffi c s1gnals at the Intersection of Dartllouth
Avenue and South Santa Fe Or1ve, Railroad preemption of the traffic signals
w111 glve a 15-second green clearance signal for westbound vehicle trafffc
on Dartmouth Avenue to allow any 1111torfst1 stopped on the tracks sufffc1ent
ti• to clear the ra;lnMd tracts before the train arrives at the croufng .
All other traffic signal s will display a red aspect during the 15-second
cletPance pn.se. At the end of the fnlthl 15-second clearance phase,
the Nd upect w111 be dfspl~ for all trafffc movement on OartMouth
Avenue over the crou1ng until after the train hu cleared. Then nol'llll
traffic signal sequencing w•l1 return.
10 . Under 40-.-106, CRS 1973, there are three basic Issues to
be detel'lft l ned by the C-fsslon In a proceeding such as this . The f•rst
fs whether the eaut1ng crossing ahould be widened, secondly fs wlletller or
not there fs a need for the proposed crossing protect1on devices, and
th1rdl) is h111t the money for the coats of lnstal11ng said devices 11 to be
allocated. Fr011 the h ldence , 1t h re dfly dete,,.1 nable t hat there fs an
u,.,.nt and 1-dfate need for the proposed widen ing and for the protect1on
de• ces so as to protect the public; wllo, by neceuf~, .,st routl119ly cross
the r11l-o.d tracks at the p1rtlail1r pofnta 1nvol-..d fn this proceeding.
As to the third Issue; -ly, '-the costs of l111 tall1 t f on are to
be allocated betwen the Hi~ Croufng Prouctfon FllM, the railroads
•n .. hect, and the City, the llW fs .,fu clear tn.t the c-f11ion ahall
lie t.llfs dete"'1nation on the besfs of beneffl ta fng into 1ccou11t the
prhau benef i t derived f,.,. the railroad cro11fng protection dev i ces and
a ll ocations ac cordingly. In tile cue of f P ffi fl d
v T Publtc 111 f f ora o , 170
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•c-iui011 slloil ld have the !*Mr to a ll ocate
cost to the raflrMCI accor'd fng to beMfft •rhed,
subject on y to the 'll'•lfflcat1on tllat In "° cue
could the cost alloca~ to t.he railroad M less
tllen 10 pef'Ceftt of the tote 1 cost of protectf 119 the
tross ng ••• •
Ina ch IS tlle Highway Crossl"f ,rot.ct.I• Flllld -,,.. publ c fllftds,
the flt to the public h, -' '°""•• to be ~lclffed u caalng ,,..
uti 111111 . The bela ce st lie borw by the polit1ul ~hiaf• Md tile rail 1 Invol ved .
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assened 10 per ~en t cf t ~e cos t of t protect1on de.i ce. at the•r
r Hpe:t•.e crouing . The Ci ty of [ng' od shovld be 1sseHed 30
percent ;1 uch such i n,t1lht1o~, and the ba l ance of 60 percent of
each !UC •rst1111t10 s~Ollld be p1id fl"Olll H ghway Crossing Protect i cn
Fund,
12. Tht ro ll•01d s '11 at theH OWi\ expenu pe rfon1 cont '""'ng
ma inteoa:.e woN; of t protectio de wices , k Is specifi ed b1 itatutt.
'3. No port of tne con for the proposed signa i dev ces w·l
be pa •d f•:. fund s na1 •nl 1 under •'11 federa l or federtl A1d H1gl>w1 1 Act .
1•. Because of the puo11c ufety involved here in and the grut
need •nd necessity f o• upgr ade d ufety protecti on dev i ces et thh cross••g .
ti• s of the essence and said d..,lce s should be 1nsta' led IS soor IS
11 re11on1b '1 pon•ble .
CONC!,US i ONS ON flfCllNGS OF FACT
Based on the 1bove 1nd foregoing f1nding1 of flct , ~t " cor-
cluded ttl1t :
1. Such dev i ces IS herein cont11111llted ire requ l rwd so 11 to
pr01100t1 the public 11f1t;.
2. The cl"der so119ht in the lnstlnt 1ppl1c1tlon shou 1 d be
g•t"ted Ard the 1ctu1l costs of the cross ing signal instalhti ons pro · ratad u fo ii ows :
(a ) 10 percent to 11ch of the r11 1ro1ds 1nvo1Yed
(S1nt1 Fe and Ric Grande) for tha 1r respective
1"sta11ttion •
(b ) 30 percent of 11ch lnstalht1on to the C•t1 o!
Engle•OOd; and
!~) 60 perQiL'nt of 11c 'nsta11 at1or to the H~~r•ty
Cl"Ossing Protection Fund.
j, CGnt•nu 1ng •••ttnance wort should be perfonl'ld oy t,..
•1 ll •c1d 1:~1n i es at their own upenst for the l1 f1 o f the croulng
10 protected .
•. Tfll 1'0111 1 de•lc11 and 1n1t11 l •tl°" s • l bl ~n co11fo-.t"tl
w•t the ~"'"•rt lvllet•n of the .l110 :11t10fl of Mlr1can Ra!1ro•d1 0 •11t
c-ut11 en R1• lroad Crou •ng ,rotect °" 1nd/O" In 1:co•d1n:e •H~ the
pla.s 1rd Jptc•f•ut'°" heretofore s ubmit ted to the c-1u1C111 n th ·1
procm•~,.
5. '~""•~t to 10-6-109, CltS 1'73 , I t 11 rec-nded b; the
bH !"t • t at tllt C •n10fl lftter the fo ll Ing Or~r.
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Ra41•1) Compen; trick at ra1lro1d milepost 7Z9 + 5100 feet end o•er
t•1e Den•er and Pto Grande WeHern Ra1lro1d Corr.pall)! truk 1t ra1lro1d
m1lepo1t 6,98 'n the C1ty of Englewood, Stlte of Colorado, designated and
known u the D•rtmouth Avenue croulngs.
l. The Atch ' son , Topeka and S1nt1 Fe R1Pwa; COMpany and the
Denver ind Rio GraNle Western R1•lro•d co ~p1ny upon the •?Pl1C1t1on ot
the City of Engl-d , Sute of Co orado , are Hch 1uthori nd and d1 rect ld
to 1nst111, operate , end malnUin aut0111t1c railroad grade crou i ng
protect i on devices It tt•elr respect ivo grade crou•ngs on Dertmouth Avenue,
be•ng a public stl'fft 1n the t•ty of fngllPWOOd, Stll.e of Color..to, wh•ch
shall cons·st of two standard cantilever fluh•ng l•ght units w11h
short·al'lll g1tes and a warn;ng bell, The flashing lights shall have '2·
1nch rounde:s . Track c1rcu•tlng sh11J provide 1 11ln """"of 25 seco•ds
•ernlng t•"" before a tra1n enters the crossing frOlll either d rect i on,
Tne Sanu Fe 1nst11l1t on sha ll 'nclude 1 bi-directional JOOt1on sensor
sy•tem. T~e Pio Gra nde 1nd the Santi Fe s1gnal systMS shall bl •nter•
conr.ected 1~ each other and to the traffic signa ls at t he Intersect i on
of Da r tmou t h A•enue and South Sanu Fe Drive .
l. The •nstal ht1on , opera t1on, and ma•ntenan~• of t he c•ou ;ng
pr otect•on de•1ces sha ll be done by 11ch of the r e1 pecthe r ailroad
companies at the resP41ct1ve cross1ngs of each, the tst1Mted cost of
1nst1lhtlon for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R11lw11 C011P1ny being
S55,l40 aod tne est1Mated cost of the Denver and Rio Grande Wutern
Rai l ro ad Compan,1 be 1ng $62,9 70,
&, A fair, just , and equ1tlb1e dhtrlbut ion of the total a ctua1
co;t of he •nsta'l at •on of the proposed automatic railroad d•••ces s~a ll
be H fol OWS .
: a l The .ltcn••on Topeka and Santa Fe R11lw1y
Ccolp1•1 ••111 contr1butl 10 perce•t of 'ts
own fur'lh f o, ~· :oHs of 1ts instellat on
a•d na'l her-ea ter operat and 0111nta1n
at d "'O•I",~ d•w 1ce1 .
(b l 'he o...,... end •10 Gu'lda w .. tern R1i1ro1d
•; s 1 1 1 con trlbute 10 percent of •ts
'••ds f or t e costs of Us lnstal lat•cr
•d s al thereafter oper1t1 ind qlntaln
n •d cro 1•n1 Ge• c:ts.
(c l C ,. of £n;l ~ sNll pa, 30 percent of e"" lrsta P a ion , 1-ICf, ucion cQllPletlon of the
proposed wor 1n l t ied s ta nt of U..
actual cests and a 11 co1er1ng JO percent
thereof s 111 bl fo,..1rded by each of t"9
•Ps:>ectlve rallro.tds tot e City of £nglewood,
" c~ bl 11 sn1 11 be paid by t•e City of
[•g ' o-! to the p rt·cu1ar ra'll"Oad 1n.o1•1d.
Id\ lr t •l'"t',,,,.r of tn actual cua of HC" ln·
st1"1t•o• 16J pa•cent) 1•1 1 1 bl pa•d frQlll
t•e ~·~•-•t Cr' s ng PrQtect "" Fund l>?I'
':-"'rl tt ;;ft .f tt-P"O;'.-'OStd 4~, t al" h•••irted
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: •••1•1 t••••:' 1n111 be f e r •ffd
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S. The s1gna l devices and installation shall be in conformance
with the current Bulletin of the Association of American Railroads ' Joint
Con ittee on Ra•lroad Crossing Protection except for the use of 12-inch
roundels.
6. T~e material for the Installation sha ll be ordered upon
the effective dote of thfs Order, and work shall be c011111enced within
n1net, (90) days of the effective date of this Order. Said safety
protection devices shall be Installed and fully operative within not
leu than six (6) 11011ths from th• effective date of this Order.
7. The Ccm11ss'on hereby ret11ns Jurisdiction to 111ke such
further order or orders as may be required so as to give this dec1s 1on
ful 1 force and effect,
a. !his Rec""""'nded Decision shall be effective on the day
it becOMs the Dec s fon of the COOlmis s ion, if such be the case, and is
entered u of the dAte hereinabo•e set out.
9. As proYlded by 40-6-109, CRS 1973, copies of this RecOllll'ended
Decis i on shall be served upon the parties , who lllj' file exceptions thereto;
but 1f no exceptions are filed within twenty (20) days after service upon
the pert1es or within such extended period of time IS the C011111lnion NY
aut/lonze In wdting (cop j es of any such e•tenslon to be Hrved upon the
portlu), or unless such O.cisior. 1s stayed with in such tfme by the
C0111114nion upon ~ts own .,tion, such RecOllWndtd Decision shall beca.
the Decision of the Con1111ss1on and subject to the provisions of •0-6-'I•,
CRS 1973.
(S E A L) THE PUBLIC UTILIT IES COltUSSIOll
Of THE STATE OF COLORADO
ROBERT L. PYLE
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Andy Mccown, City Manager
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATE: November 24, 1975
SUBJECT: VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
In reference to your memorandum saine subject, dated November 20, I
offer the following infonnation relative to removing Englewood residents from the Valley Water District.
There appears to be three distinct courses of action which could result
in Englewood property owners being removed from the district. All
three are recited in the 1973 Colorado Revised Statutes.
1. Exclusion of territory annexed to municipalities: Title 32,
article 1, Paragraph 301 thru 309.
2. Exclusion (of property within the district): Title 32, article 4, Paragraph 121.
3. Dissolution of districts: Title 32, article 4, Paragraph 133.
(Refers back to Part 6 of article 1)
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The statutes, as explained later provide the means to prevent overlapping
of services . The City, the taxpayers and the district can bring ft about.
Below I SUll'lllarfze conclusions and recomnendations on each approach .
1. If the City atteinpts to exclude the Englewoodites, we may find
ourselves assU111ing bonded indebtedness, ff any exists, and
operating the entire district's facilities for 489 custa.ers
in the Cfty and 272 custa.ers in Littleton. This would place
a financial burden on our existing customers on our own system.
Currently, the City has no operating and maintenance respon-
sibility for the distri ct's system.
2. The second cou rse, geared toward the property owner of s-.ill
parcels, appears to give the board the ffnal say . Thfs approach
11111y be successful for small, isolated parcels, but ft a ars
f practical for wholesal xclusfon.
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3. Dissolving the district is the most practical course of action .
So long as Denver agrees to serve the rema i nder of the distri ct,
we should encourage di ssolution and assumption of the board 's
assets that would be in Englewood . In this course of action ;
as would probably be the case in numbers 1 and 2, a dupl i cate
main would have to be installed along Bellev i ew to maintain
service to either the north or the south side of the service
area.
I recOfl'lllend attempting dissolution of the district (No . 3). If that
is unsuccessful we can legally enforce a municipal exclusion (No . 1).
Probably, we could not stimulate enough interest to petition our way out
(No. 2).
Following is a SUlll!lary of the law pertaining to each of these options .
1. Exclusion of territory annexed to municipality .
A. This statute is designed to facilitate the elimination of
overlapping of services provided by local governments and
the double taxation that might occur because of annexat i on
or otherwise, when all or part of the territory lies within
the boundaries of both a inunicipality and a special service
district .
As this statute applies to the City, apparently we can
petition the Court for exclusion of that part of the City
lying within the district . Both the Ci ty and the water
district would be parties to the exclus i on proceedings ;
and the taxpaying electors would be parties, as a clas s.
The court can order the exclusi on if al l part i e s agree t o
the following conditions :
(1) The City agrees, by resolution, to provide serv ice
to the petitioned area within one year fro11 the eff ecti ve
date of the ex c lusion order.
(2) The qua li t y of serv ice wil l no t be diminished.
(3) The City and distri c t contra ct for the disposition
of assets own ed by the district and located within th
petitioned area.
(4) If th City and the district are unabl to agr
as called for in (3), th court will d id on di posit1o o
assets.
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B. Additionally, the court will consider these furt her require-
ments before acting on the petition :
(l) The district's bonded indebtedness doesn't exceed
10% of the assessed valuation of the district 's assets ;
or else, the city shall have agreed to assume the entire
district's debt.
(2) All areas of the district must now be receiving the
district's services.
(3) The City and the district shall have agreed that the
City will assume full responsibility of the entire
district's operation and maintenance, and shall integrate
same into the City's system.
C. The court may order an election in the remaining district
to see if the electors desire the City to provide the service
heretofore provided by the district, i f the following con-
di tions exists :
(l) The conditions of Paragraphs l & 2 exist and the
exclusion would reduce the di strict by more than soi.
(2) The condit i on s of Paragraphs 1 & 2 exi st and the
ratio of valuat i on o~ ex cluded land is greater than
the valuation of the total land area pr i or to ex clus i on .
0. If the electors referred to i n Paragraph lC . want the Ci ty
to prov i de the service to the rest of the district , the
court will direct us to negotiate such a contract .
2. Exclu s ion (of property wi th i n the d i stri ct )
A. This s tatute prov de s the mean s for property owner s t o
e ffec t ex c lu si on ff'Olft a water and sanitation distric t .
A property owner or owner s wou l d pet i t i on the water
dist r ict for exc l usion .
(1) Pro perty own e rs pre s ent i ng a pet i t i on for exc lu si on
wo ul d put up a de posit to pay excl usi on cos t s.
(2) The board secretary wo uld publish
filing th petitfo and state the ti
interested parties to show cause why t
should not be grant d .
the notice of
nd place for
exclusion
(3) The board wfll ar t petition and any obj ctfons
thereto.
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3. Dissolution of districts
A. This statute, referenced to section 32-1-601 thru 612,
describes the law and the procedures to follow in dissolving
districts, when initiated by the district board . This sec-
tion also applies when 5% of the qualified electors in the
district petition the board to dissolve the district .
(1) The board calls a special election, submitting a
proposition to dissolve.
(2) The district must have reached agreements with the
appropriate entities to insure continuity of service,
prior to the dissolution order.
Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
CB C/kr
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
November 17, 1975
REGULAR MEETING :
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The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in regular session on lfovember 17 , 1975
at 7:30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Rev . Stanley Fixture of
the Englewood United Methodist Church . The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Cub Scout Pack 153 .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of
the roll , the following were present :
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown , Clayton ,
and Mayor Taylor .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also presen were: City Manager Mccown
Asst . City Manager lollenberger
City Attorney Heraruini
Director of Utilities Carroll
Acting Dir ctor of Comm nity
Development Romans
Fire Chief Hamilton
Deputy City Cler Johannisson
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City Manag r Mccown asked that a corr ction b ma e
a e 15 of the recee in City Co ncil me in minute , th t
lating to the Civil Defen e Director . h s e that the
in the second sentenc , "b ut tha this year the Civil
Director reques ed that the person be a pointed by
nam ", be stricken and th following hra be ins red , "and
is ar~ ointed by name . He as d that th Chier of Po lie a ain
ar. o1n ed by name ".
COUNCILMAN CLAYTO
A MOTIO TO APPROVE TH MltUTES
1975 AS CORRECTED . Upon c 11
a follows:
Ayes: Co nc11 Mem er Jon s, Sov rr, Mann, rown ,
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Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Bless i ng .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Martin Lathrup , 3259 South Clarkson , was introduced
by Mayor Taylor . Mayor Taylor presented him with a Distinguished
Service Award for the work that he did in preparing the Englewood
celebration of the anniversary of the United Nations .
Mr . Lathrup addressed the audience and stated his
appreciation for the award .
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Mayor Taylor introduced the two new Councilmen who
were elected , Donald Smith and Donald Williams .
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Harvey Pratt , 4810 South Inca , indicated that he wa s
at the City Council meeting to ask for official approval for the
e xpansion of Drug Fair located in the 4200 block of South
Broadway . This is in compliance with the state liquor codes .
He sa id that the expansion would be doubling the size of the
drug store .
COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RE UEST FOR REMODELING OF DRUG FAIR
LOCATED AT 4204 SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci Member Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
n City
r qu st ,
re ing
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Memb r Blessing.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Councilman Clayton assured those in the audience that
Council has given a great d al of consideration t o this
nd h oi te out that they had a three-page report
to th Dru Fair r quest .
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Tina War d en , 3001 West Bellewood , discussed her
request for rezoning of her residence to accommo d ate the
business of a wig shop . She explained her personal situation
and why she desired t.he rezoning .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM 4-f OUT OF AGENDA SEQUENCE RELATING
TO A RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
REGARDING DENIAL OF REZONING REQUEST OF TINA WARDEN , 3001
WEST BELLEWOOD . Upon a 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 .
In response to Councilman Mann 's questions , Mrs .
Warden said that the neighbors in her area had signed a petition
to rezone her residence for business use . She also stated that
in the immediate area there are other businesses . Across the
street there is a bicycle shop , an insurance office , a beauty
shop ; and on down the street are several offices . Also , across
Federal is the Centennial Shopping Cen~er complex .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTIOll TO DENY THE RE UEST FOR REZONING OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY
BECAUSE OF THE FINDINGS OF FACT PRESENTED BY THE PLANNING A D
ZONING COMMISSION .
In response to Councilman Clayton 's question , Mrs .
Roman , Acting Director of Col!lllunity Development , said that
if the r quest is denied there are no provision for o erating
a limi ed business in an R-1 -A zoned area .
Councilman Jones pointe out th zoning i not
limited to the present owner but carrie over to fut re own rs .
This would open up possibillties for many different ty es of
businesses to be carried o a that loca ion in the event that
Mrs. Warden should sell th ro erty in the fut re.
re i
eas n
Councilman M nn ointe out that the surrounding
ess ntially busin ss are to th south an to th
tha they
ti on.
tha the esires of the citizens in the area indic te
are in favor of p rmitting a bus1nes t this oc -
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Councilman Sovern stated that spot zoning of this
type in the Sheridan area has caused a great deal of problem ,
as one can see by driving along Federal in the City of Sheridan .
Councilman Mann stated that he sees no problem in
extending the B-2 zoning along Federal to Chenango if the owners
in that area should desire it . A discussion between Councilman
Mann and Councilman Jones ensued relating to zoning in that
area .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones, Sovern , Brown , Clayton .
Nays : Council Members Mann, Taylor .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Mrs . Warden questioned the decision of Council .
Councilman Sovern asked if limited business is per-
mitted under other residential zoning . Mrs . Romans stated that
it would involve an interpretation of R-1 -C zoning as to whether
this could be included .
Councilman Brown stated that the City will check into
other rezoning possibilities in order to possibly accommodate
Mrs . Warden 's request .
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Mrs . Therle Oldenburg , 3776 South Lincoln , spoke on
the situation that exists relatin to the rezoning r quest for
R-2-A to R-1 -C for the area bounded by Oxford and Kenyon and the
Broadway-Lincoln alley and the Sherman-Grant alley . She ques-
ioned Councilman Brown 's introduction of the motion at a
Council meeting n then turnin around to vote against the
request in a Plannin and Zonin Cormnission m eting . She
s e tha the re i nt in the e1gh squ re block
want any mul 1-n1 llln units uilt in th r
gave a brief bacK ro relatln o the controversy .
said th t he a 1 rl r11Y 1 le family w llin
h o. l xe • T is yp
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Mrs . Oldenburg stated that the great majority of
people in the area want the previous zoning of R-2 -A. She
stated that of all the people that were at the Planning and
Zon ing Commission meeting of Octobe r 20 , 1975 , only six to
eight people there were in favor of R-2 zoning. She finished
by referring to a letter from John Criswell relating to the
zoning situation .
Mayor Taylor referred to the Council action relating
to the rezoning and stated that the fourteen -unit apartments
as previously in the R-2-B had been changed to permit only
quadruplexes .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTIOH TO CONSIDER ITEM 4-e OUT OF AGENDA SEQUENCE RELATING
TO THE MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING
OF OCTOBER 21 AND 22 WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THEIR MEETING
OF NOVEMBER 11 , 1975 , CONCERNING ZONING OF LAND IN TH.I:. CITY
FORM ERLY ZONED AS R-2 -A, R-2-B, R-3-A and R-3-B to R-1 -C, R-2
and R-3 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor.
Hays: Ho ne .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Deputy City Clerk Johannisson read a letter from
John Criswell . That letter read as follows:
rove mb er 17 , 1975
t1ayor and Councilmen
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
En lewood , Colorado 80110
R Planning Cormnission R comm ndation in Ca i.o ... 8 -75
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against the R-1 -C zoning , but that it was anticipated that
Council would give the Commission some direction upon the matter .
In the undersigned 's view , Council is faced with several
alternatives , but it must bear in mind that it is operating
under some severe time limits .
It seems to us that the only possible zoning which could be
considered for the subject area would be either R-1 -C or R-2 .
Indeed , it is our opinion that to deny the property owners in
the area the right to use their property to build duplexes ,
at least , as they have had the right to do since 1963 , would
constitute a deprivation of property without due process .
Be that as it may , it is our understanding that Cou1cil now
has the option either of scheduling a public hearing on the
R-1 -C request or of refusing to do so .
On the other hand , Council cannot , in our opinion , consid r
zoning this ground R-2 until the Commission has h ld a pu lie
hearing on the matter.
Thus , if Council schedules a hearing on the request for R-1 -C,
and later denies that request, the area shall , lega y, e in
an unzoned state .
On the other hand , should Council grant such a reques and
zone the ground R-1 -C, our clients shall be compell d , because
of a recent Colorado Supreme Court decision , institute legal
proceedings within thirty days , even though we were to con-
clude that Council 's action was merely a "stop-ga " measure .
Neither result is desired by our clients , nor by the City ,
itself , we are sure .
May we suggest , then, that Council consider the fo lo ing action:
1 . Table the ma ter of the R-1 -C zoning for the pr sent ;
2 . Direc the P annin Comr.tissio to consider R-2 zo1 ing
for his area ;
U or Council 's recei or th Co ission 's r c
on R-2 , Co nc!l could th n:
'che le a h rin on th
Sche ul
th R-2 r
-1-C request; n
!mu taneous he rin on
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4 . Council would then be presented with the alternative of
either R-1 -C or R-2 , but it would be presented under
circumstances where Council 's decision could be a con-
sidered one and one which would have some finality to it .
Of course , our clients would prefer Council not to hold a
public hearing upon the R-1 -C request and , since the Planning
Commission has recommended against that zoning , it is our
understanding that Council has the right to refuse to hold
such a hearing . However , if it is Council 's desire to hold
a hearing upon the matter , we respectfully suggest that it
not be held until the Commission gives to Council its recom-
mendation upon an alternative zoning and Council has before
it a choice of actions .
Sincerely ,
/s/ John A. Criswell
For CRISWELL , PATTERSOIJ
& BALLANTINE
City Attorney Berardini explained the possible
actions open to City Council regarding this rezoning situa-
tion:
1. City Council can pass the R-1-C zoning for
that area over the adverse decision of the
Planning and Zoning Commission after another
public hearing is held .
2 . City Council may act on another classifica-
tion after they have the ppropriate public
hearings .
3 . City Counci can r fer thi matter b c to
the Planning and Zoning Commi sior for a
favorable r comm n a 1on on R-2 zonin or
other zonin as th y de ma ropriate.
City Attorney B rardini r r her out in d the time -
table within which Co uncil m it deci ion .
Att o rne y
c l1 n t s
why they
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Mayor Taylor said that the question before the
Co uncil at this meeting is to make a decision relating to
the zoning of the area in question .
Cl)uncilman Sovern stated that of the seven Council-
men , five do not possess a complete understanding of the
Planning and Zoning Commission 's facts and findings, and
that it is important that they familiarize themselves com -
pletely with the subject .
Steve Allen , 4020 South Lincoln , stated that many
public hearings have already been held and that , in his
opinion , the public has attended but have not been listened
to . He stated that any further public hearings and attend -
ance by those wh o have a concern would seem rather futile .
Councilman Sovern reiterated his opinion that the
Council needs to have complete facts relating to the subject
before it makes a decision , and as it stands now the Council
Members who are not on the Planning and Zoning Commission
do not have all the facts .
that the
area wo
City is
build in
new R-
Mayor T
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new zoning . She stated that , in her opinion , quadruplexes
are just a block-busting technique .
Councilman Brown clarified his position as it
relates to the situation in past meetings . He stated that
he introduced the initial motion because he felt that the
R-1 -C zoning was right for that area , but he then changed
his opinion after he was presented with additional informa-
tion and therefore voted against it in the Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting .
COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER REZONING FOR THE AREA IN QUESTION ON
DECEMBER 1 , 1975 , AFTER REVIEWING THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM
THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION .
Mary Campbell , 3865 South Li ncoln , asked what
would happen if the new Council comes in with no decision
having been made . She said that the citizens in the area
just want to be left as they are with the old R-2-A zoning .
She asked why Council cannot reinstate the old R-2-A zoning
in order to comply with the wishes of the citizens . She
also stated that they should consider putting the decision
up to a vote of the people that would be affected .
Councilman Sovern stated that it 1s the intent of
the Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission to upgrade
the level of the new housing that could be built in the City .
Councilman Jones pointed out that the City is con-
strained by court decisions as to what it can do in relation-
ship to rezoning .
Mrs . Oldenburg agr ed with Councilman Sovern by
stating she is in favor of upgrading new building , but she
also stated that the citizens in the area do not want multi -
unit housing to be p rmitted .
Councilman M nn r d the background from th
Pl nning and Zoning Co mmi ssion relating to th decisions
a out rezonin for R-2-A and R-2-B .
Upon a c 11 of he roll, the vote resul ed as
follows:
Ay Co nc1l H Jon , Sov rn , Mann, Brown ,
Cl y on , T ylor .
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Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor called a recess at 9 :15 p .m. The
Council meeting reconvened at 9 :30 p .m. Upon a call of the
roll , the following were present :
Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown , Clayton
and Mayor Taylor .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
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Communications -No Action Recommended on the agenda
were accepted without comment :
(a) Minutes of the Election Commission meeting of
November 6 , 1975 .
(b) Min tes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
of Octobe r 8 , 1975 .
(c) tatus Report on the Recovery of Energy and
Materials from Solid Waste .
(d) Memoran um from the Personnel Dir ctor to the
City Manag r concerning his attendanc at the
Annu 1 Intern tional Personnel Management
Association Conference from Oc ober 19-23 ,
1975 .
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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 .
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David Batchelor , 7101 South Webster, Littleton ,
presented a letter from the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee outl ining a request to change Resolution No . 44 ,
Series of 1975 , i n order to conform to the new direction and
project as approved by the Centennial-Bicentennial Committee .
He outlined seven points :
1. The Committee is to undertake a fund -raising
campaign to raise $100 ,000 toward construction
of a recreational center for the elderly .
2 . City Council would approve using City funds
for the remainder of construction costs
estimated to be an additional $500 ,000 .
3 . Contributions received from the community
may be designated as living memorials .
4 . Contributions received may be pledged and
payable over a three-year period .
5 . The center name to be open for memorializa-
tion by individuals or businesses that may
wish to donate in excess of $50 ,000 .
6 . All funds donated , plus accrued inte re t , be
returned to the d o nor should the cen er not
be built .
7 . The City Manag r prepare preliminary plans
for th afor mentioned c nter .
The 1 tter was si ned by Grady Franklin M ples and
K nn tl ~. M usolf .
COU CILMAN OVERN MOVED AND COU CILMA JONES SECO D D
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A NEW RESOLUTIO
REPEALl 0 RESOLUTION NO. 44, ERIES 0 1975 , AND TO I CORPORAT
THE ITEM LISTED I THE LETTER PR THE CE TE NIAL-BICE TE NIAL
COMMITTEE WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIO S : PARAGRAPH 5 , THE FIRST
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ENTENCE SHALL READ , "PORTIONS OF THE CENTER MAY BE OPEN FOR
MEMORIALIZATION BY INDIVIDUALS OR BUSINESSES THAT MAY WISH TO
DONATE IN EXCESS OF $50 ,000 ."; PARAGRAPH 6 SHOULD READ , "ALL
FUNDS DONATED PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST , LESS EXPENSES INCURRED
FOR THE FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN , WILL BE PROPORTIONATELY RETURNED
TO THE DONOR SHOULD THE CENTER NOT BE BUILT ."
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND ITEM 4 BY ADDING THAT THE AUDITOR FOR THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WILL PERIODICALLY AUDIT THE FUNDS IN THE
ACCOUNT .
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
this would automatically be done by the auditor during his
audit of the City .
Councilman Mann and Councilman Clayton removed their
motion and second .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND BY CHANGING PARAGRAPH 7 TO PARAGRAPH 8 AND
ADDING A NEW PARAGRAPH 7 TO READ AS FOLLOWS : "THE FUNDS ARE
TO BE GIVEN TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS A GIFT FROM THE CITI-
ZENS AND THAT THE FUNDS BE USED FOR A RECREATIONAL CENTER FOR
THE SE!HOR CITIZENS OF ElrnLEWOOD ."
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the amendment
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Mm er Blessing .
The Mayor eclared the motion carried .
Councilm n Clayton questioned whether this money
must be used for a n w building or wh her it can be used to
r ha ilitate an exis i buildin • As it stan s , it is not
sta e in th le ter .
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Councilman Mann stated that the City Council
should not eliminate any possible options which are avail-
able .
Mr . Batchelor stated that , in his opinion , if
$100 ,000 is not rai sed the Committee and the Council can
then negotiate , as to the disposition of the project . In
answer to Councilman Mann 's question , Mr . Batchelor stated
that if under $100 ,000 is raised the funds would still be
given to the City .
Councilman Sovern stated that the City has budgeted
$500 ,000 for this project . Even if the $100 ,000 is not raised
by the Committee , the project would not be that far off finan-
cially from the needed money goal .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the motion
as amended 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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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO REFER TO THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIOll A
RECOMMENDATION FROM THE CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE CON -
CERNING THE RENAMING OF INTERCHANGE PARK TO SKERRITT PARK .
U on call of the roll, th vote resulted as follows :
Aye : Council Mem ers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Cl yton , T ylor .
N ys: Non •
A s n Co ncil M m er Bles in •
o r c l r d th motion carr1
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Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor.
Nays : Hone .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini gave a short background of
the American Met a l Clima x-Dravo Corpor ation court case . He
recommended that the City Council accept the offer by Amax
to settle for $86 ,355 .88 and t hat t h e City i nsure that it be
held harmless from any f u t u re litiga tion in thi s matter .
COUNCILMAN BRO WN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN sr..co DED
A MOTIOIJ TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION TO ACCEPT SETTLEMENT I
THE AM ERIC AN METAL CLIMAX -DRAVO CORPORATION SUIT FOR $86 ,355 .88
AND THAT IT INSURE THAT THE CITY BE HELD HARMLESS FROM ANY
FUTURE LITIGATION IN THIS MATTER . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Cou ncil Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COU CILMAN CLAYTON MOVED A D COU CU.MAN SOVERN
SECO DED A MOTION TO CONSIDER ITEM -d and 6 -I THE AGE DA
RELATING TO A RESOLUTIO CONCERN! G FLAT RATL A ER I CREA ES
FOR 197 AD A RESOLuTIOl CONCER I G II CREA E OF M TERED
WATER RATE FOR l 7 . U o a call of th ro l , th vot
re sult d a follows:
Ay Co nc1 Jo a , Sov rn, n • rown ,
Cl y o • T 'I or .
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A o nc1 r Bl in
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RESOLUTION NO . 57 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDULE FOR FLAT WATER
RATE SERVICE .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 57 , SERIES OF 1975 .
Councilman Mann stated that he is against this
resolution and the next one , and he further stated that in
order for him to be for this the City must improve its water
service and pressure in the southern area of the City , par-
ticularly in the Fox , Huron , and Chenango area .
Councilman Sovern stated that this item was con-
sidered at the previous Council meeting and that an amend -
ment was introduced and passed relating to standby require-
ments . He asked that this be dropped from the resolution .
Councilman Clayton , who had seconded the amendment
at the previous meeting , agreed .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Brown, Clayton,
Taylor .
Nays: Council Member Mann .
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
In r esponse to Co ncilman Clayton's question, Dir c or
of Utilities Carroll expl ined that testing was being c rried on
in the area referred to by Councilman Mann with the lope of
ev ntually im roving th service .
I I I I I I
HE OLUTIO N ro . 58 , SERIES OF 1975 ,
E TABLISHII G VI bu ~CH DULES FOR METE D ATE
OU
A OTIO TO A
Co
no ui bl
D A D COU C LMA CLAYTO
O. 58 , SERIE OF 1975.
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should give the ten percent presently
opportunity to dete r mi ne whether they
rates .
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He said that the City
on metered rates the
want meters or flat
Councilman Clayton said he shares his concern for
the required meters in ten percent of the residences .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Councilman Clayton stated that the City Council
keeps getting comments in relation to the rezoning request
for the Oxford , Kenyon, Sherman , Lincoln area , "k e us the
way we are ". He asked Actin Director of Comm nity Dcvelor-
ment Romans what would be involved if the Council id no
accept th new R-2 and R-3 zones and return d to the ol z o r.1
and begin amending those zon1n s . Mrs . Romans stated h t i
woul take two public hearin s to return to the ol zonin ,
plus two a ditional public hearings to make any furth r cor-
r c ions; and the total tim span would be approximately six
month .
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A !LL
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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 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN ,
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO ,
FROM R-2-B RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DIS -
TRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL
DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF E!WLEWOOD ,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-B RESIDENCE DIS -
TRICT TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDI G
THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY , AND SETTI G A PUBLIC
HEARING FOR DECEMBER 16, 1975 . Upon a call of he roll, the
vo e resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, rown,
Cl yton , Taylor.
ya: None.
Abs nt: Co ncil Mem er Blessing.
The M yor d cl r d the mo ion carr1
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l IT ODUC D A A BILL BY COU CI A CLAYTO ,
A BILL
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING
SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-3-A MULTI -FAMILY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-3 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY AND SETTING
A PUBLIC HEARING FOR DECEMBER 16 , 1975 . Upon a 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 BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO ,
FROM R-3 -B MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT TO R-3 HIGH DENSITY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP
ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN BRO MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING SEVERAL
DISCONNECTED PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLE WO OD ,
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OP COLORADO , FROM R-3-B MULTI -FAMILY
RErIDEtCE DISTRICT TO R-3 HIGH DE SITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT A D
AME DI 0 THE OFFICIAL CITY zo, I G MAP ACCORD! OLY AND SETTI G
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the last
time to consider R-1 -C rezoning of the Oxford-Kenyon -Lincoln-
Sherman area is drawing close for this Council . He stated
that at the end of the year all bills which have been intro-
duced will have to be reintroduced by the new Council , so if
this Council wants to act on this rezoning request they must
introduce a bill on December 1st and have a public hearing
so that it can be acted upon before December 31st . If the
Council introd ces action on December 1st , publication could
be made in the December 3rd newspaper . Since fifteen days
notice is required , the earliest that final action can be
taken would be December 18th . Therefore , if final action
is desired by this Council a special session would be needed
subsequent to this date . City Attorney Berardini asked for
direction on this subject.
Councilman Clayton asked that City Attorney Berardini
have a bill for an ordinance drawn up for the next Council meet-
ing .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO REQUEST THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO
INVESTIGATE R-2 ZONING IN SOME FORM FOR THE AREA IN QUESTION
(OXFORD -KENYON -LINCOLN -SHERMAN).
Councilman Sovern explained that he would like the
Planning and Zoning Commission to give the Council direction
on this particular area .
Councilman Mann stated that he likes this alterna-
tive for the ar a in question.
Upon a c 11 of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Brown,
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T h yo r eclar rri d .
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Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
Panchos is in the process of sale and has not been open for
a couple of months .
Councilman Clayton questioned the many calls at
the Studio Lounge. Councilman Mann stated that Council
should not penalize a liquor outlet because they have a
high number of calls .
Upon a 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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COU GILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDJ:.l)
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE 3 .2 BEER LICENSE RENEWAL FOR SAFEWAY
STORE LOCATED AT 125 !:.AST HAMPDEN AVENUE . Upon a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clay ton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Absent: Council ember Blessing .
The Mayor eclared the motion c rr1
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COU CIL Al MAN MOVED A D COU CILMA
A MOTIOI TOR !EW THE 3.2 BEER ,ICE SE FOR
LOCATED AT 1277 EAT HAMPOE. AVE!UE. Upon
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON ,
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 43
SbRIES OF 1975
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4 , TITLE 15 , OF THE 1969 ENGLE -
WOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY REVISING THE SCHEDULE OF RATE AND CHARGES
FOR SAHITARY SEWER SERVICE .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILioiAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINA CE NO . 43 . Upon a 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 CLAYTON ,
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINA CE HO . 44
SERIES OP 1975
A ORDINANCE REPEALIIG A D RE -E ACTI G SECTIO S l THROUGH l ,
ARTICLE l , CHAPT£R 11 , TITLE ll , OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MU ICI-
PAL CODE RELATI G TO D S .
CILMA OVC:
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Nays : None .
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Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN ,
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF DENVER AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AUTHORIZ -
ING THE CITY OF DENVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNEC -
TION AT SOUTH UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING
THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD .
COUNCILMAH SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
SECONDED A MOTIOl TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROV -
ING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COL ORADO , AUTHORIZIHG THE CITY OF
DENVER TO MAKE A SANITARY SEWER LINE CONNECTION AT SOUTH
UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE WITHil THE CITY
OF E GLEWOOD, AID AUTHORIZI G AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
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Councilm n overn st ted that th hrase " cting
nd throu h its Board of Water Comrois ioners" snould e
becaus the City 1 m kin th nt with h
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Councilman Sovern commented on the relocation of
the bus stop from Wyatt 's Cafeteria to the Shamrock Mall .
He said that it was his understanding that the entire bus
stop was to be relocated to the Shamrock Mall , and that
there would no longer be any layovers at Wyatt 's Cafeteria
stop . As it exists now , there is a tremendous safety problem
at that area , and he heard there was another pedestrian/auto
accident at that location . He asked that the accident records
at the Wyatt 's Cafeteria bus stop be investigated and reported
back to Council.
A lengthy discussion ensued relating to the reloca-
tion of the bus stop .
RESOLUTION NO . 59 , SERIES OF 1975,
A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING TO THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION
DISTRICT THAT THE LOCATION FOR A BUS TERMINAL BE LOCATED
ADJACENT TO THE SHAMROCK MALL, CINDERELLA CITY .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 59, SERIES OF
1975 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern , ann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: !~one .
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PROCEED
WITH COLLECTION OF THE BILL FROM THE VALLEY WATER DISTRICT .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Clayton ,
Taylor .
Nays : Council Members Mann , Brown .
Absent : Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that he had been
asked by the Engle wood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee to
handle some legal matters regarding their incorporation , and
he asked for Council 's permission to do this .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES
SECONDED A MOTION TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO HANDLE
LEGAL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE INCORPORATION OF THE ENGLE -
WOOD CENTENNIA L-BIC ENTENNIAL COMMITTEE . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council M mber Blessing .
The Mayor eclared the motion carried .
In nswer to Co ncilm n Mann ' question , City Attorney
in icated hat if n ttorney in private practice
his i wo ld cost pproximately five hundred to s ven
oll r .
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11 . O, S RIE OF 1 75,
MLNDl TH 1 75 UDGET TO ALLOW FOR THE EMPLOY-
E IOR CITIZ U DER THE FEDERAL C PREHENSIVE EMPLOYEES
T II (CETA II) PROO AM .
CCU CILMA CLA YTON MOVED AtD COU CILMA SOVERN SECO D
A MOTlO TO PA S RE OLUTIOt O. O, SERIES 0 1975 .
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In answer to counc ilman Mann 's question , City
Manager McCo wn stated that this involved one position which
will be in the l i brary .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows : Ayes : Co uncil Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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RESOLUTIOl NO . 61 , SERIES OF 1975 ,
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE GENERAL FUND FOR PUR -
CHASE OF LEAF BAGS .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 61 , SERIES OF 1975 · Upon a
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clay ton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Abs nt: council Member Ble sing .
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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 .
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Councilman So v ern as ked if the City Attorney 's
office could be used to process fire code violations . Council
saw no reasons why this could not be done .
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Councilman Brown asked that the City do something
to clean up and freshen up the south side of City Hall . He
said that other areas around the City Hall look extremely
nice , but this area looks rather shabby . He asked that some -
thing be done to pick up trash and to paint those areas need-
ing it .
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Councilman Clayton asked that the minutes reflect
that Councilm n Blessing 's absence is caused by illness .
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Th M yor adjourned th City Council m eting at
12 :05 .m.
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