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CITY COUNCIL MEETING -Re ular
June 2 1 1975
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AGENDA FOR
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JUNE 2, 1975
7:3 0 P.M . Call to order , invocation by Dr. Helen Walker ,
Eso eric Truth Center , 130 East Girard Avenue ,
pledge of allegiance by Blue Bird Troop 207 ,
and roll call.
/1 . Minutes.
(a) M1nut s of the regular meeting of May 19 ,
1975. (Copies e closed .)
t"'2 . Visitors.
(a) Other Visitors .
3. Comm nica ions -No Ac ion Recommended.
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(a) Minutes o th Board of Career Service
Commi loners meeting of May 15, 1975.
(Copie enclosed .)
(b) M1nu es of he Fire Pension Board meeting
o May 16, 1975. (Copie enclosed.)
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Communications -Action Recommended (Continued).
(b) Minutes of the Water an d Se we r Board
meeting of May 20 , 1975 , with the fo l -
lowing recommendations :
Connectors agreeme nt with Ch e rry
Hills Village Sanitation Dis trict.
Amendment #3 to t he Connect o rs
Agreement wi th Se ti ga*e Sanita-
tion Distri ct . ~k-. ~J-.t
Lease Agreeme nt wi th Public Service
Company for six we l ls west o f the
Platte River .
Appointment of rep l ac eme nt f o r
Mr. Roger Knight on the Wa ter
and Sewer Board .
Tabling indefin i tely the agreeme nt
with Denver for the Water Inter-
connect at South Un i ve rsi ty and
East Floyd Avenue .
Amendment #2 to the Con n ector's
Agre ment with the Southgate Sanita-
ion District .
(Copies enclosed .)
Cons1 era ion of a planned de v elo pment
s Halcyon Height II , Block 4 of
So t Broadway Heights ; and v c ion
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Broa way Hei h a. (Cop1 a
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6 . City Manager.
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Consideration of a resolution requesting
the purchase of land on the southwest
corner of Dar mouth and Santa Fe. (Copies
enclosed.)
Consideration of City membership in the
Public Employer 's Group . (Copies enclosed .)
(c) Moratorium Budgetary Savings through
June 30 , 1975 and Resolution decreasing
the 1975 Budget . (Copies enclosed .)
(d) Manager's Choice. Pvl?LJSH
7. General Disc ssion.
( ) Mayor' Choi~e .
(b) Council ember's Choice.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
JUNE 2 , 1975
REGULAR MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in regular session on June 2 , 1975 , at
7 :30 P .M.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation wa s given by Dr . Helen Walker , Esoteric
Truth Center . The pledge of allegiance was led by Blue Bird Troop
No . 207 .
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll , the following were present:
Co ncil Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Absen : None
The Mayor eclared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager Mccown Assistant City Manager Nollenberger
CCity Attorney Berardini
Director of Utilities Carroll
De p dt a Ol t~ Clerk Johannisson
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The following communications were received into the
record .
Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of May 15 , 1975 .
Councilman Sovern commented on Sgt . Bailey 's protest
to the Career Service Board relat i ng to the fairness of the
administrative questions on the police lieutenant 's examination .
Minutes of the Fire Pension Board meeting of May 16 ,
1975 .
Minutes of the Police Pension Board meeting of
May 16 , 1975 .
Minutes of the City of Englewood Retirement Board
m etin of May 21 , 1975 .
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City Manager Mccown presented a recommendation from the
Planning and Zoning Commission regarding consideration of possible
locations for the Regional Transportation District park and ride
facilities .
The Planning and Zoning Commission has proposed two
possible locations .
1 . W st Dartmouth and So . Santa Fe Drive , commonly
known as th Ro se property.
2 . An area south of Ham en in th gen ral area of
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He also said that the City Council is not completely evaluating
all of the alternatives available . Councilman Sovern said that
until we have a complete study done , the City Council is not going
to really understand the RTD park and ride concept . As it stands
right now, there is a great deal of confusion betw•en the rapid
transit concept and the bus concept .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOTION TO NOT ACT ON THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDA -
TION THIS EVENING AND TO ARRANGE A MEETING WITH THE PLANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION AND INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE CITY , INDIVIDUALS
AND GROUPS , TO DISCUSS THIS ISSUE , DEFINE IT , AND MAKE A RECOMMEN -
DATION .
Councilman Sovern pointed out that the City Council will
have to have both short and long range plans in mind when they are
looking at the RTD concept , and that the Council must formulate
some goals an objectives which at this point have not been
articulated well enough .
Councilmen Brown and Blessing disagreed, saying that the
City Council has had several meetings relating to the RTD subject ,
and that general sites have been proposed . They also commented that
the TV program relating to the RTD program wa s extremely enlightening
for them and the general public .
Councilman Sovern said that there were two p rts to the TV
program, that which was on TV and that which was off TV , and there
were two different programs . The TV portion was really a pplitical
show where the off-TV portion which 1 sted until 2 o 'clock really
ot into the er x of the RTD subj ct .
Councilman Mann comment d th t h ets the impression that
T co 1 r eally car e l s hether En l wood has a facility or not .
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In further discussion , Councilman Mann said that there
seems to be an element in Englewood wh o wants the whole police
and fire building block to be included in the consideration .
The Chamber of Commerce is working very hard to make this area
into a parking lot for park and ride. In his opinion , Councilman
Mann said that the building of a parking lot on this prime land
is not wise use , and that he will fight to keep the parking lot
off of this land .
Councilman Brown commented that it waa ld seem that their
plans and ideas for a parking lot on this land may help Englewood
business , and that City Council needs to take a second look at
these plans .
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Director of Utilities Carroll outlined the minutes of
the Water and Sewer Board meeting of May 20 , 1975 and their
recommendations .
Mr . Carroll outlined the Connectors Agreement recommended
for the Cherry Hills Village Sanitation District . He said that this
agreement would apply to all of Cherry Hills not currently on a
sanitation district . He said that there were two concessions asked
for , one tha the sanitation district wants 1 ,150 taps to be served
and that the current tap fee be held until 1978 . He said that the
project would ta e approximately two years to build at a cost of
4,000,000 .
In res onse to Councilman Severn 's question about the
EPA re ulation , Mr . Carroll said tha he EPA gets into user
char es and no into connector charges . If the EPA should change,
he lta l o n istrict wou d n e to re -negotiate the agre m nt .
SE -R BOARD 'S RECOMMENDATIOH
A RE T ITH THE CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE
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Upon the call of the roll , the vote on the mot i on as
amended resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Director of Utilities Carroll explained the amendment #3
to the Connectors Agreement with South Arapahoe Sanitaa ion District .
He stated that this recommendation is to solve a contractual problem
which has existed for several years . He said that the rate is bas e d
on a percentage of water used , and that the rates charged this
district are not in complete agreement with other districts served .
This change will bring the South Arapahoe Sanitation District in
line with rates charged other districts . He also stated that it
would increase revenues from this district .
After a lengthy discussion , Councilman Sovern stated that
the Water and Sewer Board should explore the various bargaining
alternatives available , that they have in negotiating rates with
the various districts that are served , and he would like to see all
contracts have a trigger clause whereby rates would be re -negotiated
wll Englewood City rates are increased .
Director of Utilities Carroll read the amendment to the
So th Arapahoe Sanitation District Agreement which says that the
rates would be rev1ewe annually .
OU CI A BOW OVED AND COUNCILMA BLESSifG SECONDED A
OTIO? TO ACCEPT THE ATER AND SEWER BOARD 'S RECOMMENDATION RELATING
TO AME. D E T #3 TO THE CO ECTORS AGREEME T WITH THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE
~A ITATlO~ DISTRICT . U on he call of he roll, the vote res lted
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the South Arapahoe District , but has a much greater growth
potential .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN GONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD 'S RECOMMENDATION
RELATING TO AMENDMENT #2 TO THE CONNECTOR 'S AGREEMENT WITH THE
SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT . Upon the call of the rol l ,t bhe
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Hone
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Director of Utilities Carroll presented a he Water and
Se wer Board 's recommendation relating to the lease agreement with
the Public Service Company for six wells west of the Platte River .
Mr . Carroll explained that the lease on these wells west
of the river near the golf course site had inadvertently expired
in 1971 and this agreement is to bring the leas up to date and is
to be renewed annually . This is essentially a no -cost item .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COU CILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD 'S RECOMMENDATION RELATING
TO THE LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR SIX WELLS
WEST OF THE PLATTE RIVER ADJACENT TO THE BEAR CRBEK FILTER PLANT .
Upon he call of the roll , the vote resul ed as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern. Mann, Blessing ,
Brown , Clayton, Taylor .
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Absent: Non
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Qyes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown , Clayto n , Taylor .
Nays : None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Mayor Taylor said that the Council will publicly announce
for applications for the Water and Sewer Board and the Career
Service Board to fill the vacancies which currently exist .
Director of Utilities Carroll presented the Water and
Sewer Board 's recorrunendation to table indefinitely the agreement
with Denver for the Water Interconnect at South University and
East Floyd Avenue .
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Mr . Ca rroll said that this was being requested because
had designed and installed their own system at this
to solve the problem . He said that their initial decision
on some erroneous data which they had re e eived .
In response to Councilman Jones ' question , Mr . Carroll
said th t this is really not a very good place for an interconnect .
Co ncilman Brown expressed his concern about the lack of
pressure in he northeast area because of the filling up of the
Larwin Project .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION NOT TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH DENVER i OR THE WATER
INTERCONNECT AT SOUTH UNIVERSITY AND EAST FLOYD AVENUE . Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessin ,
Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
N y : None
A sent : None
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CO UNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION
CONCERNING ITEM 4C ON TONIGHT 'S AGENDA INVOLVING ANSWERS TO
QUESTIONS RELATIVE TO THE PROPOSED HALCYON HE~Hm$S mm.DEVELOPMENT ,
SETTING FORTH IN THAT RESOLUTION THOSE CONDITIONS PLACED UPONTTHIS
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT BY THE PLANNING AND ZO NING COMMISSION AND ALSO
THE FOUR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY THE STUDY SESSION TONIGHT ,
THOSE CONDITIONS BEING IN NB MERICAL ORDER TO THE BBIRmNR G BNDN BIDN~NG
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13 . A study coordinated with the Fire Department to
provide ventilation control by the Fire Department
during fires .
14 . Elevator systems shall be sui table for evacuation
by stretchers by emergency services and additional!"\,
elevator systems not be subject to stoppage e to
smoke problems and heat problems .
15 . Rate of storm runoff fro mtthe site shall not be
increased. Calculations will be provided by etbe
developer for review by the City to confirm the
conditions of the situation are met .
16 . Prior suppression of the water supply capacity must
be available within two years after the approval of
buil ing permits .
AN D THAT SAI D RESOLUTION BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
ACTI ON ON JUNE 16 , 1975 . Upon the call of the roll , the vote
re sul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Br own , layton , Taylor .
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RESOLUTION NO . 27 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PROVISION
COMPANY , INC ., d/b/a VALU SUPERMARKET FOR A 3 .2% FERMENTED
MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 5175 SOUTH BROADWAY ,
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO .
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book .)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 27 , SERIES OF 1975 .
City Attorney Berardini outlined the resolution , and
indicated that a change should be made in paragraph 5 of the
resolution . Paragraph 5 should read as follows :
"The applicant has shown , and the Coun cil finds from all
the evidence , that the reasonable requirements of the neighborhood
and desires of the inhabitants are not being adequately served by
e xi sting outlets for the sales of fermented malt be verages (3 .2%
beer) for consumption off the premises ."
City Attorney Berardini also introduced a letter received
from M. M. Summers who protests the issuance of a license at this
location . He stated that Mr . Summers understands that this letter
cannot be entered into the official public hearing record for the
application .
In the discussion , Councilman Mann said that he does not
feel that the desir s of the neighborhood nor the need for an
additional license had been established by the applicant . He
stated that most of the petitions ignatures were from apartment
wellers and custom rs of the store who re not part of the neighbor-
hoo • He said th t ffici nt effort had not been made o canvass
the r s i ential in the nei h orhoo
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Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Blessing , Taylor .
Nays: Council Members Mann , Brown, Clayton .
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Mccown presented the resolution requesting
the purchase of land on the southwest corner of Dartmouth and
Santa Fe , and asked that the Council table this resolution . He
stated that the tax revenues are down , that the Public Improvement
Fund is hurting and this is where the monies would come from . He
would like to wait until the six-quarter budget is presented to
see if it would be appropriate to consider at that time . He also
stated that the Utilities Department would have to utilize this
property , either through purchase or purchase of an easement , at
some time in the future .
Councilman Sovern stated that an $80 ,000 appraisal for
this land wa s absurd , because this lies within the flood plain and
flood plain land should not have this high an appraisal .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO TABLE CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE
PURCHASE OF LAND ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF DARTMOUTH AND SANTA FE ,
INDEFINITELY . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing,
Brown , Cl yton , Taylor .
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE CITY MANAGER 'S RECOMMENDATION '.i.'O JOIN THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYER 'S GROUP .
Councilman Brown said that he sees a great deal of good
in this organization , and that it coordinates the various labor
negotiations throughout the Denver metro area . If any problems
arise , he stated that the City can withdraw , if they feel that no
benefit is being received .
Mayor Taylor expressed his concern about entering into
an open ended contract like this because the whole initial cost
could easily expand .
Councilman Mann does not want to see the City enter into
this contract . He does not feel that tbb ebenefits derived justify
the cost . He feels that this is just another social club for City
managers . He feels that the City pays its City Manager enough and
it has a professional staff to solve our own employee problems .
Councilman Brown reiterated his thoughts in that this is
an organization to discuss and share information among the various
cities within the metro area .
Councilman Sovern said that the employee groups have
similar outside organizations which they use to compare various
labor a egotiations .
COU MeI~MAN JONES MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A
MOTION TO AMEND THE AGREEMENT BY DELETING THE PHRASE "W hereas ,
Section 29 -1 -203 , C.R.S . 1973 , specifically authorizes this type
of agreement , and ;" Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown , Clayton , T ylor .
Nays : None
Abs nt : None
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Upon the call of the roll , the vote on the original
motion was as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Blessing , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nays: Council Members Mann , Taylor .
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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RESOLUTION NO . 28 , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION REDUCING BUDGETARY APPROPRIATIONS IN THE GENERAL FUND .
(Copied in full in the Official fte solution Book .)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED A
MOTION TO APPRO~ERESOLUTION NO . 28 , SERIES OF 1975 .
Councilman Clayton stated that all figures in the proposal
are annual figures except those that relate to the firefighters . He
asked that the record be made clear by adding that the $40 ,000
relating to nine firefighters reflect that this is a quarterly figure ,
as opposed to an annual figure.
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s : Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann ,BBlessing ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE
DELETION OF THE POSITION OF DEPUTY CHIEF IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
AND INCREASING THE SALARY OF BATTALION CHIEF IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT .
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Mccown stated that he hopes to have the
financial figures for the month of May at the next meeting . He
said that initial figures show that May was below the budget by
$40,000 in sales tax revenue . This is 9 .6% below the budget on
a year-to-date basis , and 5 .8% below last years sales tax revenues .
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAVE THE MAYOR WRITE A LETTER TO MRS. WINIFRED UHLINGER
OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD EXPRESSING THE COUNCIL 'S REGRETS ON HER
RESIGNATION AN D EXPRESSING OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE WORK SHE HAS
DONE WITH THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD . Upon the call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows:
Ay s : Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann, Blessing,
Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
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Councilman Clayton stated that he felt that a time
limit is necessary to provide adequate control for the tax .
This would also require City Counc i l ~stow o e -evaluate the need
for the sales tax . It would also require the City Councils to
develop specific ideas for spending some of the tax revenues .
Councilman Brown stated that th i s would provide time
frames within which projects can be planned and completed .
Upon the call of the roll , the vote on the amenaea ~ _.-~..r
m~iica resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Jone ~, Sovern,BBrown , Clayton ,
Taylor .
Nays : Council Members Mann , Blessing .
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Discuss ion on the motion as amended continued .
Councilman Mann stated that he wa s against the extension
of the one cent sales tax at this time . He said that it 's
ridiculous to consider this proposal 18 months away from the
expiration date . This item should be considered at this time in
1976 .
Councilman Sovern said that the City Council must look
at the 5-year capital improvement program , and that the City Council
cannot look at a capital improvement program without looking at the
revenue side of the picture . The City must also look at the one
cent sales tax in light of proposals made by the South Suburban
Recreation Distric •
Mayor Taylor asked Councilman Mann to enumerate o tl.b er
sources of rev nu that he would propose . Councilman Mann sai
that th y re enumerated in the Keystone Conference memo that he
rep red .
Councilman Blessin reminded Council that property taxes
would go u if there er no sales tax •
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROW SECOHDED
A MOTION TO AMEND THE MOTION TO INCLUDE THAT THE ONE CENT SALES
TAX WOULD BE USED FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT .
City Attorney Berardini said this i s not necessary because
the one cent sales tax is already e eazmarked fo r publ i c improvement .
Councilman Clayton and Councilman Brown withdrew the
motion and the second .
Upon the call of the roll , the vote on bhe amended
motion resulted as follo ws :
Ayes : Council Membe r s Jones , Sover n , Blessing , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Council MembersMann .
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Clayton stated that he would like to see the
City Council , or a committee of the City Council , meet with the
downtown merchants and the property owners to see what they might
be able to do to plan for improvements in the area .
COUNCILMA CLAYTON MOVED AND MAYOR TAYLOR SECONDED A
MOTIO! TO HAVE THE CITY COUNCIL OR A COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MEET WITH THE DOWNTOW MERCHA!TS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DOWNTOWN
ENGLEWOOD FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING REHABILITATION OF THE AREA ,
AND FURTHERMORE THE AREA IS DEFI1lED AS BEGINNI!rn AT A POINT STARTING
WITH SOUTH LrnCOLU Al D EAST FLOYD , CONTINUll G DUE WEST TO BANNOCK
STREET AS FAR ORTH AS THE PHONE COMPA 'Y , SOUTH ON BAN OCK TO U. S .
HIGHWAY 285 , EAST 01 2 5 TO SOUTH LOG 'TREET , ORTH ON SOU !9 H LOGA
STREET TO EAST HAMPDE , ST Ol EAST HAMPDEI TO SOUTH SHERMAN STREE ,
HORTH ON SOUTH i HERMA: ..,TRJ::ET TO EA T IRARD , WE T ot EAST GIRARD TO
SOUTH LllCOLl , AD l ORTH 0 SOUT! LI COL TO THE POI!T OF B·Gl ING,
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A lengthy discussion ensued relating to the purposes
and goals and possible outcomes to be realized from a committee
of this type. -"
Mayor Taylor appointed Councilmen Clayton , Jones , and
Blessing to work on a committee with the Broadway businessmen and
landlords to discuss possible plans and ideas to refurbish this
area in the City .
Councilman Sovern brought up the point that the Denver
Regional Council of Governments and the Regional Transportation
District are at odds over the authority of each group relating to
the Regional Transportation plan . He said that these two groups
must resolve their many differences if any positive steps are
going to be taken for the development of a regional transportation
plan.
Councilman Brown asked why Englewood sales tax revenues
are going down, while other metro olitan area cities sales tax
revenues are going up , specifically Littleton and Denver .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Blessing,
Brown, Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor T ylor adjourn d t _ m ting t 11:30 P .M.
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1 1TRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SO \'ER;\
BY AUTHOR I TY
ORDI A Cl2 '0. ---· SERIES N i ns
A. ORD! ANC E APPROVl G A AGRHMt T B[T\\U::\ 1111 · l l \Y nr
E'<GLEWOOD , COLORADO, I\ MU l CJPAL CllRl'ORi\TICl ., fill' • 1 IY
OF Ll1TLETO , COLORADO, A ~IU !Cl PAL CO RP ORATIOS , A:-.11 TllE
LITTLETON FIR E PROTECTTO Dl ST RI CT TO ESTARL I Sll ASD co ~
ST RUCT A .JOINT FlR E TRAl ING rACILITY.
WHEREAS, both Englewood and Littleton a r c llome
Rule ci ties operating und er Charter s pur s uant t o Article
XX of the Constitution of the State o f Colorado; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed by the parties t o t his
Agreement to be in their b es t intere s t s to establi sh and
construct a joint fire training fac ilit y; a nd
WHEREAS, the par t ics hcr<.'tCt han' ai:re<.' I t <' -.o
cons tru c t and operate the same on the ter ms ·1h.1 1 1~· ''ions
ontained in tha ertain Agreement under date ot ~a· 1 9 ,
1975; a~
WHER EAS, i t is th e intention of th e c1 t ll'-nJ the
District that non shall b a c ustomer of th others , but
rather thi s facility shall be construc ted and opcra t <l
with co nstruction cost , co~ts of addition and co~t . of
operation nd maintenan ce being divided bc t~e n them i n
( ir nd qui bl m nn r as more full ~ t 1th 1n
the rcem nt att h d her t o.
~ \ , TllER FORl , Bl IT ORD I ~l.D B) Tiii C 11 CClU C I L
or Tiil c1n or r:. GLI:ll'OOD , 01 01 10"':
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as foll ows:
A G R E E M E N T
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this ~~~
day of May, 1975, by and between the City of Littleton,
Colorado, (hereinafter "Littleton"), a Municipal corporation
of the State of Colorado; the City of Englewood, Colorado,
(hereinafter "Englewood"), a Municipal corporation of the
State of Colorado; and the Littleton Fire Protecti on Dis-
tr ic t, (hereinafter "District"), a fire protecti on distric t
organited pursuant to the laws of the State of Colorado.
lrITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, both Littleton and Englewood ar e Hom
Rule Ci ties operating under Charters pursuant to Artic le
XX of the Constitution of th St te of Colo rado ; an<l
WHEREAS, it is deemed by the parti s to th1~
A reement to be in their be i ntere t to c.t bl1 h nd
con truc t a joint fire train i n f ci l i t nd
WHEREAS, the parti s her a r ed to o
on truct nd op er on h t r11 nd pron ton
h r tn t r t forth; nd
ltiHER s, it th int ntion of th Clt H nJ
h Di trict th t cu r o th oth r .
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with construction costs, ~osts of additions, and costs of
operation and maintenance being di vided between them in a
fair and equitable manner as set forth hereinafter with
greater specificity; and
WHEREAS, this Agreement is made to further the
purposes of the public health, safety and welfare of the
citizens of Littleton, Englewood and the District.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is mutually covenanted and
a&reed by and between the parties hereto as follow s:
FACILITIES
The joint facilities which shall be kno~n as the
Englewood ~Littleton Fire Training Center, shall be located
on a four (4) acre parcel of land which is pres ntly owne d
by the City of Littleton, sai d parcel situate in the City
of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, St te of Colorado, to-wit:
A tract of land in the W quarter of th S ~
quarter of Section 9, Town hi b
West of the 6th P.M., County o
described as follows:
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bears north 89°SS'-~ast; thence north 89u5 5'
east to the point of being 4.1 acres, more or
less, subject to all easements and right s-of-
way of record.
The City of Littleton agrees that i t shall convey
an undivided one-half (~) interest in the above described .
real prcfperty to the said City of Englewood, which property
is to be held by both municipalities for the perpetual use
of the training facilities, so long as said facilities
remain in existence, and said property shall be under the
joint control of the said Cities of Littleton, Englewood,
and the District.
The parties to this Agreement shall design and
construct upon the real property described her einabove
those improvements they deem reasonably necessary for the
operation of said training facilities. Should the facil i~y
cease to function as a training center for fire pr vention,
the City Council• of Llt~leton and Englewood shall thereafter
be free to use or di•po•• of th real property as it
shall see fit.
It is anticipated that the niti 1 c o t o c on -
truction of aid facility shall be approx ly Sl Z0 ,000 .
The Littleton iTe Pi.tecti D trl t h 11 n r1but
$40,000 toward ~o tn.ctloa of said facility and th C ty
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of Englewood shall contribute $80,000 as its proportionate
share. It is agreed between the parties that the City of
Littleton's contribution toward said facility shall be
use of that four (4) acre parcel described hereinabove
which has an approximate value of $40,000.
Should the cost of construction of said facility
be in excess of $120,000, the City of Englewood shall pay
SO\ of any costs of over-run and the City of Littleton
and the Littleton Fire Protection District shall contribute
SO\ of said over-run, upon recommendation of the Joint
Training Facility Committee and approved by the Cit) roun ·11s
of Littleton and Englewood . •
Any additions or expansion of said facility ~hall
be paid for on a pro rata ba is as follow :
City of Englewood -SO~
• Clt y of Littleton nd Oistri t -Sll~
appro of the Ci t y Coun il . of 'n 1 wood nd Lit llton.
OPI:RATIO.
p r nent o• itt , to b ~n "ll th int
1r 1n10 il it Co it t nd "h1ch .h 11
two repr nt fro• the Cit o L1ttl t n nd t"o
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representatives from the City of Englewood who shall he
appointed by the City Managers of the respective citic ~.
shall oversee all operations of the joint facilit y and
attendant matters, both during the course of construction
and after the facility is in operation. De cis ion s sha ll
be made by a majority vote. In the event that a majo rit y
vote cannot be arrived at on any matter s within the ~c0 pe
of their authority, then, and in that event, a fjfth
member of the Supervisory Committee shall be appointed
for the purpose of reaching a determinati on of that issue.
The fifth member shall be an individual i.h ose iJ nt 1t' 1-..
agreed upon by the two Cities, or in th e ab cnce of .uch
• agreement, the fifth member hall be appointed by the pre-
siding Judge of the 18th Judi ci al Di tr i t of th StJte of
Co l orado, and as fifth member o appointed s hall he one i.ho
is exp rienced in the field of fir prev ntion anJ fit~
fighting techniques.
Th Ci t y of Little on h 11 op at th J• int
tr in in ili y with review to e ad . th UJ'l'T\ 1 ·o r
Co lt t Littl ton hall b r 1 ur J n }ITl' I J I
b for It nditur n Op T tin t h f c 1 I 1 t h ,J
upon • u Tl fl bl c t 0 01 1 t1 on 1J
f cillty h 11 b on a pro rat b s • ol lo
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City of Engl.wood -50\
• City of Littleton and District -. SO\
Normal administration and maintenance costs shall
include those utility costs incidental to the operation of
said facility,together with that insurance necessary to
adequately cover said facility.
USE OF FACILITIES
The use of the training facilities shall be limited
to the City of Littleton, the City of Englewood and the
Littleton Fire Protection District and shall, at he pleasu re
of the COlll9itteo, be available for other recognited bona
fide fire•departaent1. law enforceaent agencies, re cue and
other emergency units. Rental of said facilities to other
agencies shall be at a rate determined by the Joint Trai ning
Facility Commi ttee. Those rentals received for us of said
facilities shall be distributed as follow :
City of Englewood -SO\
City of Littleton nd ni trict -SO\
Should the training facility b dam d or J
troyed while us d by any agency nd result o
u e, it h 11 b the re pon b1lity of 1h t a enc · to p ·
for ny nd 11 d mag don to th e ilit1e h ulJ
aid daaa e not b cover d by ny nsuranc .
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No party to this Agreement shall assign any rights
hereund er without the consent of the other parties. All
of the terms and provisions hereof shall be bindin g upon
and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, th eir
successors and assigns.
EXECUTED this day of May, 1975.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
James L. Taylor, !a yor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer •
ATTEST:
City Clerk
CITY OF LITTLETON
. aug n ar in1er, r
Littleton City Coun il
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LITTLETON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Paul Wolf, President
ATTEST:
Varian Ashbauah, S•~•ta~
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The Mayor is hereby authori~ed and direct ed to
execute same for and on behalf of the City of Engl wood
and the City Clerk is dir cted to attest same and affix
the Seal of the City hereto.
Introduced, read in full and pass d on fir t
re ding on the 19th day of May, 197S.
Publi hed as a Bill for an Ordinance on th 22 nd
day of May, 1975.
R d by t :tl 311 p .. l'<~ on ... n .. 'i r ad •n • n t h e
Znd d y of June, 1975.
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Publi h d by
of 1975, on th
1 le a Ordin nc , o.
5th day o Jun, 19 7 5.
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1, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published
by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1975.
ex 0££1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR AD O
MAY 19, 197 5
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
Cc unty, Colorado, met in regular session on May 19 , 1975, at
7:30 P.M.
Mayor Taylor, p residing, called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Rev. Fred Hahn, of
I mmanuel Lutheran Chur ch. The pledge of allegiance was le d y
Bl ue Bird Troop No. 207.
The Mayor asked for ro ll call.
roll, the following were p re sen t:
Upon the call of the
Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown , C layton,
Taylor.
Absent : Coun c il em ber Sovern.
Th Mayor declared a uorum presen
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Ass11 an Ci y anaqer Nollenberger
Ci y A torney Ber ar dini
Direc or of Co uni y Develop ent
Supi n er
Direc or of Personnel Loriq
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Ayes: Co u ncil Members Jones , Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
The Mayor declared the motion carried •
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Karla Given of the American Medical Center Nati onal
Council of Auxiliaries, was present to receive a proclamati on
declaring the month of June, 1975 as America n Medical Center Tag
Month.
Mayor Taylor read the proclamation and presented i
to Ms. Given.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED A~D COUNCI LMAN JONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE PROCLAMATION DECLARING THE MO TH OF JUNE,
1975 AS AMERICAN M DICAL CENTER TAG MONTH. Upon the c ll of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci l Member s Jon s,
Clayton, Taylor.
ann, Blessing, Brown,
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Sovern.
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erald Vaughn, 3031 so. Bir ch S ree , a
Engle ood Polic Department, was preaen
Hr. Vauqhn was presen as a s ok • an
ions represen i ng the police and fire d
ha he hree organ &a ions were n
Ci y Han er Mccown'• deci• on o w hdraw
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Cynthia Small, 1571 So . Clayton , Denver, was present.
She represents the Colorado Commission on S tatus of Women. She
expressed the Commission's interest in the City Council's consider-
ation of an affirmative action ordinance.
In answer to Councilman Clayton's and Councilman Mann's
questions, Ms. Sm all stat ed that the Colorado Commission on the
Status of Women is a commis s ion appointed by the Governor and
c reated ~y the legislatu re , and it is charged with looking after
t ~e statu s of women. The positions are unpaid with no salary and
no expense s , and the cur re nt Chairpe rson is Judith Henning, former
Ma y or of Englewood.
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLES SING
SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSI DER AN
APPLICATION FOR 3.2 BEER LICENSE BY J .C.P. PROVISIONS d/b /a
VALU SUPERMARKET, 517 5 SO UTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted s follows:
Ay s: Council Members Jones, Mann, Blessing, Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays : Non e
Absen Co uncil Member Sovern.
The Mayor de c lared th e mo ion c rr i ed and the public he ring open.
As•iatant C ity Manager Nollenberger present d into the
record he followin g it ma relating to the ap p licant: Per•onal
hi• or y fora•, i n v e• qa t i v e le ers of re eren c e, lea•e
qree ment •, •1 • lan fo r th i ce o f p ubli c hear i ng,
a n d a ap ou lining he 1n 9 he curren liq uor
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Interstate, Inc. In answer to questions from Mr. Eitel, he said
that the J.C.P. Provision Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of
Supermarkets Interstate which is a wholly owned subsidiary of
J. c. Penney. The J.C.P. Provision Company was established to
account for the alcoholic beverage sales of the supermarkets that
are run by Supermarkets Interstate. He stated that there are 64
stores operated by Supermarkets Interstate, the one at 5175 South
Broadway is the only one in Colorado. He said that there are other
locations in other states which currently have licenses to sell
a coholic beverages and that all of these licenses are held in
conjunction with retail grocers. He said that J.C.P. Provision has
never been rejected for a license, nor have they ever had a license
suspended or revoked. He said that the 3.2 beer will be stored and
dispensed from a cooler located in the store.
In answer to Councilman Clayton's question, Mr. Gr mm
stated that to his knowledge K-Mart would not be applying for a
hard liquor license and that it would not be necessary to sell beer
for the Valu Supermarket to be successful. He stated that the desire
of Valu Supermarket is o be a full-line grocer which would include
the sale of 3.2 beer. He stated t hat the sale of 3.2 beer would
contribute to the success of Valu Supermarket.
In anawer to Councilman Blessing's question regarding
the voluntary aqe limit imposed by some of the stores in Englewood
up to 21, as oppos d to 18, Mr. Grimm said that they would have o
discuss this with the management to see wha policy they would
establish for 3.2 beer sales.
In reaponse to Councilman Brown's question, Mr. Grimm
atated th t J.C.P. Provision Co pany and Supermarkets Interstate
is the wholly owned subsidiary of J.C. Penney Corporation. The
Valu Super arke would no b coape inq with he -Mark s ore next
door because Valu uper ark t s basically a grocer and K-Mar is
a hard qooda • ore.
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Mayor Taylor asked if there was anyone in the audience
who wished to cross examine Mr. Grimm. No one appeared.
Mr. Robert w. Anderson, 8032 So. Otis Court, Littleto n,
was sworn in as a witness. Mr. Anderson identified himself as
the general manager o the Valu Supermarket.
In answer to Mr. Eitel's questions, Mr. Anderson gave
the following information. He has been employed by Superma rket s
Inte r state since July of 1970, in the capacities of general manager
of stores. He has been in he grovery business for 27 years. Many
of those years have been in managerial capacity where he has super-
vised the sale of beer and wine in other stores. He said tha t the
proj ected sales for the Valu Supermarket is currently $5 mil l ion
per year. The store employs 125 employees and they sell a full line
of groceries and services. He said that the sign no ifyin~ the
public of he publi c hearing for he 3.2 beer license was posted
on April 22, 1975 in the fron window, three feet fro he entrance
way in a very conspicuous pot. He said that he has r c ived many
request s from patrons r garding whe her the store was going to be
selling beer. These requ st& were received both er onally and by
other personnel in the stor . He stated hat 3.2 be er sales would
enhance the full line sales of he store. He s ated tha the 7-11
and U-Tote-M stores are convenience s ores and do not give a full
lin of grocery i ems. Th Valu Su ermarke is in the business of
giving a full line of grocery ite s and 3.2 beer would be on of
these i ems. He said that he requests for beer have rimarily
been from old r patrons.
Mr. Ei el presen ed photos of h store which were
en ered in o he record. The photos showed bo h the inside and
h ou aid of he or and h area where eer would be s ored
and sold ro
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He said that while the beverage case would not be a separate case
just for beer, the beer would be stored in the case and segregated
from other beverages.
In regard to carry-out boys handling beer, Mr. Anderson
stated that the carry-out boys probably would not be handling
groceries or beer without the customer being there, because there
are few people who would leave their car keys and their groceries
unattended.
Councilman Clayton expressed his concern about the
sup ervision of the carry-out boys. Mr. Anderson assured him that
instructions would be given to all personnel handling 3.2 beer in
the store.
Mrs. Gloria Roy, 1775 So. Cline Way, Lakewood, wac sworn
in as a witness. She is employed by Valu Supermarket as a checker.
She solicited petitions in the store for the sale of 3.2 beer. She
solicited petitions between Wednesday, May 14th, and Saturday,
May 17th.
In answer to Hr. Eit l's questions, she indicated that
all solicitations for signatures she made were in the store. The
requests were fully explained to all persons who signed the petition.
She stated that favorable reaction was received from most people hat
she approached. She only had one objection, and that was from a
person who indica ed that they would not sign because of rel igious
belief.
Hr. Eit 1 presented on group of pe itio ns containing
702 signatures from patrons who indicated they were not reaidents
of th qeneral area. He presen d p tition s containing 300 sig-
natures from persons who indicated that they lived in the neighbor-
hood as defined.
Hrs. Roy sta ed hat one person was und r l years of
age, and heir name was crossed off the lis
In response to Counc l an Brown's ques ion, Hr. Ei el
rei era ed tha th signa ures were ob ained from pa rons in he
s ore, and tha he pa rons were asked to s gn one of two P• itions
dependinq on whe her hey lived in or out of he defined neighborhood.
Mr. i el iden ified h• difference in the pe i ions i h a ark.
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In answer to Mr. Eitel's questions, he explained the petitioning
procedure in the areas in which he canvassed. He stated that his
primary petitioning area involved the west side of Broadway, from
Belleview to Tufts. He also got signatu res from the west side of
Broadway, south of Bellev iew , which included portions of Littleton.
He also cnavassed the business areas along Broadway. He canvassed
between Thrusda y, May 15th, and Sunday, May 18th. He stated that
in his canvassin g , about five people opposed the petitions. All
were elderly ladies. Th e petitio ns passed by Mr. Holtz were
brought into the record. They contained 307 signatures.
Councilman Mann stated that by looking at the petitions,
man y of the signatures were obtained from the apartment area which
is north of Belleview and west of Broadway.
Mr. Holtz agreed that ma ny signatures were obta in~~ from
this area, but he also indicated that signatures were obtained
from residential areas in the Fox and Elati area up to Tufts.
In response to Council man Clayton's questions asking if
the peti ioned area was primarily apartments, Mr. Holtz s tated that
in his opinion about half were obtained from apartmen s. Some were
obtained from duplex areas primarily in Littleton, the balance from
residential single housing areas.
Councilman Blessin g as ked Councilman Clayton what is his
poin about the apartments. councilman Clayton answered saying
that apar tments are wher e the population is more flexible.
Mr. Holtz stated that he was not permitted to petition
in some apartments. He said that he tried to get as good a samp ling
as possible in th time limi set for him. He also said hat he
petitioned the Brookridge Shopping Center businesses.
Mayor Taylor asked if here was anyone in the audien ce
who wished o speak for or agains the app lica ion being preaen ed
y .C.P. Provisions, d/ /a v lu Superaa rke o one appeared.
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outlined the investigative procedure used by the City has found
that all individuals connected with the company and the company
itself, are of good character.
Councilman Jones asked about the voluntary limitation
to sale of 3.2 beer to persons over 21. City Attorney Berardini
stated that this is a store policy of the 7-11 stores and not
necessarily a carry-over to other stores.
COUNCILMAN MA N MOVED AND COUNCILMAN JONES SECONDED A
MOT ION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE APPLICATION
FOR A 3.2 BEER LICENSE BY JCP PROVISIONS, d/b/a VALU SUPERMARKET,
5175 SOUTH BROADWAY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as fo llows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Bles si~g.
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carri d and the public hearing closed.
Mayor Taylor stated that a decision would be rendered in
30 days.
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COU NCILMAN MANN HOV D AND COUNCILMA BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC H ARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
ISSUE OF $473,000 OF SP CIAL AS SESS ME T BONDS FO PAVING DISTRICT
o. 22. Upon the call of he roll, he vote resul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council Me•b ra Jonea, overn, Mann, Bleasinq,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Naya: None
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COUNCILMAN BLESSIN G MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING ISSUE OF $473,000 OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND S FOR
PAVIN G DISTRICT NO. 22. Upon the cal l of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing closed.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL MAN CL AYTON.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZIN G THE IS STJANCE OF SPECIAL ASSE SS MENT BONDS
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 22,
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ANO INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVIN G , CURB AND
GUTTER ANO SIDEWALK IMPR OVEME NTS, IN SAID DISTRICT; PRESCRIBING
THE FORM OF THE BONDS ; ANO PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BOND S
AND THE INTEREST THEREON.
(Copied in fu l l i n the Official Ordi nan ce Book.)
COU NCILMAN CLAYTO N MOVED ANO COUNCILMAN MANN S ECONDED A
MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1975. Upon the c all
of t h roll, th vote re sul ed as follows:
Aye s: Council Me bers Jones, So ve rn, Mann, Ble ssing ,
Brow n, Clay on, T ylor.
ays: one
A sen one
The Mayor declared e o ion c rried.
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Minutes of the Career Service Board meeting of
April 17, 1975.
Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meetin g
of Apr i l 10, and May 8, 1975.
Minu es of the Library Board meeting of May 13, 1975.
Letter from Don Harper, Superintendent of the Englewood
Pu blic Schools, co ncerning the City's contribution for the auxiliary
boiler at he high school swimming pool.
Letter from Mr. John v. Saeman, of the firm of Daniels
Pro perties, Inc. concerning an update report on cable television
systems in Englewood.
Financial report for the month of April, 1975 •
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Mayor Taylor declared a recess at 9:15 P.M.
Council reconvened at 9:30 P.M. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing , Brown,
Clayton, Taylor.
Abs nt: None
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Com isaion
mee ings of April 22 and April 30, 1 97 5 recom ending approval of
a plann d develop ent known aa Halcyon Heights II, Blo ck 4 of
Higgins Sou h Broadway Heights, were pres ent ed.
I aa no ed that th Ci y Council haa 30 days fro he
date o aub•iaa on, which ia this Council •eeting, t o take action
on this requaa .
Counc1l an Jones asked if there was any addi ional
inforaa ion tor presen ation. Director of Co unity Oavelop•ent
u 1n er a ed tha here w • no addi ional nfor• ion.
In re1ponae o Council quaa ions, Hr. Supinger a ed
Oapar ant o Co un y De alo ••n •• acted ••
inq oln for keeping all de ar •en a ·wi hin he Ci y
1n ormad rag rdin9 h • plan and naur1ng the all dapart•an a
dequa • inpu nto ha lan.
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In response to Councilman Jones' question regarding
conditions put on the plan, Mr. Supinger stated that appropriate
measures would be required to handle the sanitary sewer, that soil
testing would be undertaken to assure that soil conditions were
appropriate for the pro j ect, and that the City ditch right of way
does not cross the property, but is adjacent to the property.
Counc ilman Jones as ked that the City Council be given
time to complete a study on the plan.
Arthur Kipke, 5811 East Ithaca, Denver, was introduced.
Mr. Kipke is the developer of the proposed project.
Councilman Jon es asked what assurances does the City
have that the project will be completed. Mr. Kipke stated that
he has employed one of the finest marketing firms in Colorado t o
help promote the project. The project would not be started until
SO\ reservations had been realized. The lenders require his
conditi on. Mr. Kipke said that the Kipke Corporation is also
negotiating for a partner to associate with him.
Councilman Clayton expressed his concern about the
possible failure to complete the project and asked further about
the financial picture for the project. Mr. Kipke explained more
fully the financial requirements for the project and the workings
of the project.
John Criswell, Attorney for Mr. Kipke, was introduced.
He further e xpla ined the financing for the project and outlined
the assurances that th City has for completion of the project.
Councilman Sovern asked that this subject be discussed
further a a special study ••••ion and ha questio n s be answered
a hat i e. Ques ions a this i e that could be answered
i nclude, does he building have a sp rinkler system or will i have
s andpip s? will the park nq area have adequate strength for heavy
equipment? • the water supply pressure adequate for he projec ?
COU NCILM A LE $1 G HOV D ANO COUNCIL MAN BROW
A MOTION TO DEF R R COM DATION UNTIL TH JUNE 2 , 1975 M
WITH A CO NCLUSIO TO 8 PR! TED NO LATER THAN JONE 16,
Upon he call of the roll, the vo e resulted as follows:
SECONDED
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Ayes1 council Me•b•r• Jones, Sovern , Mann, lle1sin9,
Brown, Cl y on, Taylor.
ays 1 one
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A study session for June 2nd at 5:00 P.M. was
established to discuss this subject.
City Manager Mccown asked that Councilmen bring any
questions they have to him so that he can formally present them
to Mr. Kipke.
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A recommenda tion from he Planning and Zoning Commission
concerning a City position on he Regional Transportation District
Au omatic Rapid Transit (ART) for he RTD public hearing on May 22,
1975 was presented.
Mr. Tom Waller, represen ing the Regional Transportation
District, was introduced. Mr. Waller gave a complete background
of the Regional Transportat ion District and the developments in
both technology and financing which are taking place. He stated
that the proposal under consideration now is the automated rapid
transit, and he explained its backqround. He outlined the proposed
first leg of the automated rapid transit which would connect
Littleton to Northglenn, a distance of approximately 28 miles, and
how it would affect the Englewood area. He said that the proposed
automated rapid transit would use the Santa Fe corridor, with a
station somewhere in the Englewood area. Mr. Waller invited the
City Council to participate in th RTD public hearing wh ich is to
be held on May 22nd.
Councilma n Sovern suggested that the City Council submit
its comments in a letter to RTD, instead of sending a formal
representative to the hearing to make a statement.
Councilman Jones said hat this public hearing will be
held on Chann l 6 t levision which is a public broadcasting station,
and viewers can submit their questions and comments.
Mr. Waller sa d that if comments would be direc ed to
hi , he would insure ha hey would be made a par ot th publ c
hearing record.
Councilman Jones asked if RTO would conaider feeder linea
and c1rculator1 to facil1ta • linkaqe with the pri ary 1ys ••· Mr.
Waller replied in the affirm• ive, 1tatin9 tha feeder linea a e an
iapor n s p le ant to the main rterial l n••·
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concept. He also said that the City needs a clarification on the
automated rapid transit and the park and ride concept.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AUTH ORIZE THE MAYOR TO WRITE A LETTTER TO THE REGIONAL
TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT SUPPORTING THE AUTOMATED RAPID TRANSIT
MASTER PLAN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes : Council Members Jones, Sov ern, Mann, Ble ssing,
Brown, Taylor.
Nay s: Council Member Clayton .
Ab sent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN JONES MOVED AND COU NCIL MAN MANN SECON DED A
MOTION TO TABLE THE CONSIDERATION OF THE VACATION OF THE WEST LEG
OF THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 4, HIGGINS SOUTH BROADWAY HEI GHTS, UNTIL
JUNE 2nd. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follow s:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Ble sing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the mot1on car ried.
COUNCILMA sov
A MOTIO TO CONSIDER IT M
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stated that the $250 profit which the Jaycees real ized was put into
the general fund, and these monies are used to support Englewood
community projects.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONTRIBUTE $500 TO THE JAYCEE FIREWORKS DISPLAY FOR
1975, AND FORGIVE THE OUTSTANDING DEBT. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Councilman Clayton requested again that the Jaycees
request City Council financial support at the annual City budget
time. Mr. Grattan stated that steps have been taken to insure
that this request is submitted in August.
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COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONTRIBUTE $2,000 TO THE ARAPAHO MENTAL HEALTH CENTER.
Councilman Mann asked if it would be ap ropriate to
include a provision to include the emergency personnel program.
City Manager Mccown stated that this would be proposed for the
budge of 197 .
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote re•ulted a• follow•:
Aye •: Coun c i l Meaber• Jone •, Sovern, Mann, Bl•••ing,
Brown, Cl ay~on, Taylor.
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Abaen 1 one
The Mayor declar e d the ao ion c arr i ed •
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 24, SERIES OF 1975. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing ,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays : None
Absent: None
The May o r declared the motion carried .
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A recommendation from the Board of Adjustment a nJ
Appeals was received concerning requested encroachment on City
property at 2245 South Raritan and 1922 West Warren Avenue.
Director of Community Development Supinger explaine d
the purpose of the encroachments re quested. The encr oac hment on
192 2 Wes t Warren involves a fence, and the encroachment at 2245
South Raritan involves two structures on the public right of way.
He sug ges ted that the recommendations be acted upon separately.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILM AN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO GRANT THE ENCRO ACHMENT AT 22 4 5 SOUTH RARITAN AS
RECOMMENDED BY TH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS.
Mayor T ylor stated th at the encroachmen t was required
because of a survey error on the part of the Cou nty.
Upon h call of the roll, the vote resulted as follow s:
Ay s: Counc 1 M m rs Jones, Sovern, Hann, Blessing,
Brown, Clay on, Taylor.
Nays: one
A sen one
The Mayor declared he ao on carried.
ILHA MA MOVED A 0 COU CILHAN 8LESSt G S CONDED
A OTro TO RA T NCROACHM NT FO 1 22 WP. T WA REN AS R COM I D D
IY TH BOARD or ADJUSTMI T A D APP ALS.
Councilaan Jones •k•d t h proper y use ehan •• n
he tu 111 w re • D he r19h 0 way. City A orney erardin1 • • d h Cl y re• rvea h righ 0 re cind 111 enero1c • n ••
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Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing, Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the mot ion carried. . . . .. ..
A recommendation from the Board of Adjustment and
Appt ls for an encroachment on City property at 4651 South Bannock Stre t wa s received .
Director of Community Development Supinger stat d that
this requ st is much like the encroachment granted approximately
a month ago wher e a retaini ng wall is being built on City property.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN HANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO GRANT AN ENCROACHMENT 11 4651 SOUTH BANN OCK STREET
AS RECOMMENDED BY THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS.
call of the roll, the vote result d as follows: Upon th e
Ayes: Council H mbers Jones, Sovern, Hann, Bl ssing, Brown, Cl yton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Abs en t: None
Th N•yor declar d the motion c•rried.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BLESSING.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1975
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING, WITH AMENDMENTS , SECTION 3,
CHAPTER 1, TITLE V OF THE 1969 E.M.C., EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTU NITY
AND FAIR EMPLOY ENT PRACTICES: PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN
EMPLOYMENT: AND ADOPTING AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRA M FOR THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
(Copied in full in th Official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1975.
City Manager Mccown introduc d Richard Lorig, Per o nnel
Director of th City of Englewood, Lloyd Miller representing the
Housing and Urban D velopment D partment, Al Salazar representing
the Denver R g1onal Council o Gov rnmen s, nd Margaret Freeman
of the Engl w ood Employee Association.
ou~cil an Hann ~r ha , wh1le he City o Englewood
does no hav a or ma! pro ra ordJnanc , it does practice,
in effec , a aff Jrma JV actJon ogra , and he questions why
th City mu t f rmall y pass an affi rm t1ve action ordinanc .
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nver R 91onal Council of Govern n s
a ros1t1v t~1 oward affirmative
ds tor the City may be dependent
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City Manager HcC own a sk d if ci ties with better progress
than o ther cities would be fa v ored in Federal funding. Hr. Hiller
s tated that the current polic y wo u l d not permit this.
Councilman Brown expressed his fears after reading the
book "The Balancing Act", b y Dr. Roche. He reiterated his previous
comments relatin g to the hiring practices which currently exist in
some colleges.
Councilman Sove rn re i terat d that the City c o uld lose
Fed e ral funding if the City does not pass an ordinance for an
af fi rmative a c tion pro g ram. Cities are not in a position of
str en gth regarding this sub] c t. He said it is, in fact, Federal
bla c <mail . On the other hand, he said cities do the same thing
in order to get what they want.
Marg aret Freeman, President of the Englewood Employees
Association, was introduced. She stated that the Englewood mployees
are in favor of the affirmative action program, and expressed her
backing for passage of the o rdinanc . She said that th City could
do more toward creating caree1 planning for female emp l o y es in the
City 's employ.
Councilman Blessing th nk d those who waited so long
t o express their views.
Coun ci lman Hann als o thanked tho e involv d.
Up o n the c 11 of the r o ll, the vote resu l t d a s follows:
Aye s: Counci l H mb rs Jon s, Sovern, #ann, Blessing,
Brown, C l ayton, Taylor.
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A
MOTI ON TO APPROVE ORDINANCE NO. 27 , SERIES OF 1975. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Borwn, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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A Bill for an ordinance was introduced which would
approve an intergovernmental agreem nt with the City of Lit~leton
for the construction of a fire training facility.
City Attorne y BerardinJ explained in brief the back-
ground for the Bill and the Agr ement between Englewood and Littl ton.
Cit~ Mana ger Mccown s ated that they hoped that the
f cility would be completed sometime this year, and that Englewood's
share of the cost would be reduced by $20,000.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEE THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLOR AD O, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, THE CITY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO,
A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, AND THE LITTLETON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
TO ESTABLISH AND CONSTRUCT A JOINT FIRE TRAI ING FACILITY.
COV CILMAN OVERY M V D A D COU CILMAN MAN CONDED A
OTIO T O APPROV A BILI F OR A ORDI A CE RELATI G TO A AGRE M T
ET E GLEW OOD A D L ITTL TO FOR A F RE TRAI T G FACILITY.
Coun c JJ •n ov •n
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Ma~or Taylor qu s tio ned the financing of the
C1ty ana g er Mccown outlined the financi ng, stati ng tha
was b ing contri buted in th form of land by the City o~
$40,000 as b ing contribut d by the Littleton F1r Pro
D1str1c , o be u ed for bu ildi ng cos ts, and $80,000
con r u ed y Englewood toward the building c osts.
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$40,000
A dJ c ussio n nsued regarding the ownersh i of th
land 1nvolved.
CnuncJlman Jone s stated that the C i ty should hav a
t in the property involved , seein g as Jt is wi hin
limits of Englewood.
Cit y Manager Mc cown said that the C i ty of Engl e woo d
could p y Lit tleton $20,000 for a half i nterest in th land nd
th n Englewood would pay $60,0 00 toward the build ing costs, and
L1ttleton would then pay for $20 ,000 for building costs.
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Upon t he call of th coll, th vote r es ulted as follows:
Ayes: Co un cil Memb rs Jones, Sover n, Hann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Na ys : None
Abs en t : None
The Ma yor de clared th e moti on carried .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON HOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING
SECONDED A MOTI ON ,o I NSTR UCT THE CITY HANAGER OR HIS DESIGNEE
TO FURTHER NEGOTIATE WITH THE OT H R E TITIES IN THE BUILDING OF
T HE ENG L EWOOD-LIT TL ETON FIRE TRAINI G FACILITY REGARDING THE
OWNERSHIP OF REAL PROPERTY. Upon the call of th roll, th e vote
r sulted as follows:
Ay es: Council He 111b ra Jon ., Sove rn, Hann, IJ l•••i ng, Bro wn, Clay on, T yloc.
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( COUNCILMAN BLESSING MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 25, SERIES OF 1975.
May or Taylor stated that he had talked with Mayor
Corbin of Sheridan, and he indicate d that their Co un cil had passed
the same Resolution by a very close vote, 4-3. Mayor Corbin stated
that there are a few people who are against the golf course facility
along the Platte River.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follo ws:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None
Absent: None
The ~ayor declared the motion carried. . . . ... .
City Manager HcCown presented the statement in relation
to th tallback position for the proposed safety concept for the
police and fir departments. He stated that in his conv rsations
with the presidents of th firefighters association and the police
as ocJation, th e y w re in favor of the statement.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN HOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAKE THE STATE MENT ON BEHALF OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY CONCEPT
FROM CITY MANAGER HCCOWN A HATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD. Upon the call
of h roll, th e voter sulted as follows:
Ayes : Co un c il Members Jones, Sovern, Hann, Blessing,
Bc o wn, Cl •y o n, T yl or.
Th yo r d c r d h ao t Jon ca cr i d . . . . , ..
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COUNCI LMAN JONES MOVED AND COU NCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPRO VE RESO LUTION NO. 26 , SERIES OF 1975 . Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the mot io n carried.
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City Manager Mccown presented a memorandum from the
Director of Public Works, Kells Waggoner, relating to the re q~es t
from Swedish Medical Center for remova l of parking along East Girard
Avenue to mak e way for a glide pad for helicopter landing. This
is a requirement which th FAA has imposed upon the Swedish
facility. In order to comply, parking res rictions will b posted
on Girard from Pearl to Clarkson , d S requested.
Councilman Clayton express d his concern that here is
another situation where Swedish Hospital has not adequately com-
municated with the City regarding their plans. He also said that
as of yet, Swedish Hospital has not pr sented a •ast r plan for
their facility to th City Council.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMA JONES SECONDED
A HOTION TO REOUEST THE SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER TO FURNISH THE CITY
COUNCIL FUTURE PLANS OF THAT INSTITUTION IMMEDIATELY, DUE TO THE
FACT THAT THEY ARE HAKINC REOUESTS OF TH CITY THAT SERIOUSLY
AFFECT FUTUR PLANNING OF THE CITY. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as ollows:
A •: Counc1l H •b ra Jonea,
Borwn, Cl yton, Taylor.
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Councilman Sovern said that in his opinion the City
should go on record as being willing to pay their portion of a
light at that location.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SECONDED A
MOTION THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IS WILLING TO PAY THEIR PORTION
OF COSTS FOR A TRAFFIC LIGHT AT THE CLARKSON-BELLEVIEW INTERSECTION.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Sovern, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILNAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BLESSING SECONDED
A MOTION TO ADJ OU RN.
as follows:
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
Ay es : Coun c il Members Jones, Sovern, Han~ Bl ssing,
Brown, Cla yton, Taylor.
Nays: None
Ab ent: None
The Mayor declared the ~otion c arried and th • eting was adjourned
at 1 1:30 A.H'.
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BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
May 15, 1975
Herbert Hosanna, Winifred Uhlinger, Bill Hanson
H.R. Braun, Charles Zartman
Richard Lorig, Robert Bailey, Adrian Moll
MRS. UHLINGER MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1975.
Ayes: Hosanna, Uhlinger, Hanson
Nays: None
The motion carried.
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The Board received a letter from Bob Bailey, of the Englewood
Police Department, protesting the oral examination for the
position of Lieutenant, which took place on April 25, 1975.
In essence, Sgt. Bailey's protest was based on what he felt
was an unfair number of administrative questions asked in the
oral xa.m. He stated that he oral board was old hat th
opening was for an adr.linis rative Lieutenan , and the bo rd
consequently asked q es i o ns leanin oward h d inistrative
duties of th position ra her than act al polic work.
Mr. Lori told the Board t at time oral bo rd a
told th t h position w ich waa vaca h t or an
dminis r tive officer, bu th op nin could occur i her
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Mr. Lorig spoke o the Board regarding the upcoming Police Sergeant
examinations. He stated that he had revi ewed the I.P.M.A. test
wit h members of the Police Depa rtment and found it o e unsa isfactory.
Also, he had asked both Arapahoe Community College and etropolitar
State 6ollege if they would be willing to wri e questions for
the City but both declined. The reason given was tha they did not
want the name of their col lege connect ed with an appeal si ua ion.
Mr. Lorig suggested tha , if all other sources failed,
straight oral be given to all applicants. The problem there,
however, is that there would be so many people taking the exam
that it would be hard to get an oral board for tha amount of time.
Al so suggested was the possib ility that the Police Department could
assemble a committee to write about 300 questions, of which the
Pe rsonnel Director could choose 75 to 100 question s.
MPS. UHLINGER MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO SEE ONCE AGAIN IF
AR APAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOULD WRITE AN ORAL EXAMINATION FOR
THE POSITION OF SERGEANT WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD POL ICE DEP ARTMENT.
IF THEY WILL NOT, THE ACTING CHIEF OF POLICE WOULD APPOINT A
COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF ONE SERGEANT, ONE LIEUTENANT, AND ONE
CAPTAIN FOR THE PURPOSE OF WRITING 300 SERGEANT EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS, OF WHICH THE PE RSONNEL DIRECTOR MAY CHOOSE 75 TO 100
QUESTIONS. THE COMMITTEE SHOULD SUPPLY A COMPLETE LIST OF THE
SOURCE OF THE QUESTIONS .
Aye s: Hosanna , Uhlinger, Hanson
Nays: None
The motion carried.
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Under employee associations' choice, the only ssoci tion represented
was the Englewood Firefighters• Association, and they had nothin to discuss.
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The Commissioners h d no topics of discu ion o rin u .
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The eligibility list for the po s ition of Police Lieutenant was
not acted upon because of the appeal to the test.
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MRS. UHLINGER MOVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL ACTIONS:
NAME
New employees:
METROS, Mary T.
DEPT. & TITLE
Adult Services Librarian
effective 4/2/75
GRADE & STEP
BA
Probationary to perm. status without increase in pay:
PAYNE, Joseph
Anniversary Increase:
DALBO UT , Susan
HOFFBA UER, James
SALETTE , Arlene
SCH USTER , Ro bert
TABOR , Wil li
Plant Operator -Sewer
eff ective 6/1/7 5
Clerk Steno -Serv i c enter
e f f ec tive 6/1/75
Ma i ntenan ceman -Pa rks
e f fec tive 6/1/75
Chem. Lab. Tech . -Sewe r
effe ctive 6/16/75
Maintenanceman -St r eet
eff ec t ive 6/1/75
Mai ntenanc em an -Par ks
eff ect i v 6/1/75
Pr obationary top rm . status w1 th increase in pay:
Env ironmental Sp c i Ha t effectiv 6/1/7 5
int./App. Opr. -Sew r err c tiv 6/1175 Pl n Op r t or -S w r ett Ctive /1 /75 Ani 1 Con r ol Otti c r err c 1v 6/16/7
LIBBERTO , Jam s K.
MA CK, a orge
PE TT Y, Jac k
UPTO , Ch r lea
Pr i o n s:
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Progress Reports:
BARNES, Emory
CARSON, Randall
DICKENSON, Lorraine
FLANAGAN, Bernard
HECKERT, Robert
MILNER, Gerald
PETRASH, Richard
YANCEY, Edna
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Parks
Police
Finance
Building Maint.
Street
Servi center
Traffic
Police
GRADE & STEP
Ayes: Hosanna, Uhlinger, Hanson
Nays: None
The motion carried.
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There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned.
HERBERT R. RosANNA
Chairman
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FIRE PENSION BOARD MEETING
May 16 , 1975
P nsion Board of the City of Englewood held a meeting
, 19 5, a 9:00 A.H. in Conference Room A at City Hall.
absenc of the Chairman, Karl Nollenberger called the
i 9 ord r. Present were:
Board members Olive r Giseburt
Harlan Bucholz
Mayor James Taylor
Karl Nollenberger
Also present: John Weckbaugh of First National Bank
of Englewood
Bob Leary of Carr Management
Bob Leary reviewed the investments of the past few months. He
stated that the first 4 months of ~9 15 have gone up on the Dow-
Jones Average more than any other 4 months in the history of the
country. He said that present conditions reflect a good sign
economically for the months to come.
Board member Cliff Selby entered the meeting at 9:20 A.M.
Bob Leary explained several stock purchases and sales over the
past few months and stated that gains had been made when the various ones were sold.
Mayor Taylor asked Mr. Leary what percentages of funds ar i n
stocks, bonds, etc. Mr. Leary stated that 33\ of the funds ar
in common stock, 50 are in bonds, and 17 in cash quivalents.
A general discussion ensued regard i ng the advantag a and dis-
advan tag s of • ocks and bonds.
Board m r Gi burt stat d he would like to see more investments
made locally. Mr. Leary said th y do not do this too oft n becaus
of th non-liqu dity • atua. Local bond issu • ar no alw ya
r dily available to liquidate.
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Board so that Karl could explain t he entire wo rkings of the Fund .
Everyone agreed. Karl will set up th meeting.
Chairman Cliff Selby began discussion on the reti rement r equest
from Ed White. Karl read he age requirements from the State
statutes -the person must be at least 50 years of age and mu st
have completed 20 years or more of service. Capt. White began
employment wi th the Ci y on May 1, 1955, and he is presently 56
years of age, which would meet the requirements as set forth in the State statutes.
Capt. White's present salary is $1,393.00 per month plus $48 per
month longevity, wh ich would total $1,441.00 . He will receive
on e-half this amoun t, or $720.50, per month pension. He will
receive one-half of all a-cumulated sick leave in pay. He may
retain his health insurance, but he mµst pay the premium himself.
Karl Nollenberger made a motion and Oliver Giseburt seconded the
motion to grant a retirement to CaEt. Ed White effec i ve June 1 ,
1975, with a monthly pension of $720.50. Motion carri ed, 5 ayes, no nays.
Cliff Selby made a motion t h at any futur e escnl a ion c l ause hat
Council might approve would go ba c k t o i nclude G orge Jon s and
also th widows of past f i r department personnel, nam ly S overn,
Woods, nd Pow 11. Mayor Taylor s conded the motion.
Karl Nollenb rger s
he wou ld pref r o e l.
beco s f ct1ve, not r
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s cond, s a ing tha
to form his opinion.
Harlan Bucholz a ed
ne90 iabl item.
should • high
fire Ugh ra.
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May 16, 1975
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The Police Pension Board of the City of Englewood met on May 16,
1975 at 10:45 A.M. in the Law Library. Present were Board members
Karl Nollenberger, Mayor James Taylor, and Larry Leydon. Also
present were City Attorney Berardini, Detective Russell Lowrey,
and his attorney John Criswell.
The meeting was called to consider an application from Detective
Russell Lowrey for disability retirement.
Karl Nollenberger reviewed reports we have received from several
doctors regarding Mr. Lowrey's condition. Mr. Criswell presented
personnel memorandums regarding Mr. Lowrey's job performance.
Mayor Taylor asked why an attorney for an employee requesting
disability retirement should have to be present at the meeting.
City Attorney Berardini stated that this was not unusual and was
not relevant to the matter at hand.
Mr. Criswell stated that Mr. Lowrey has, among other medical problems,
three very distinct medical problems. 1. Substantial hearing loss;
2. Hypertensive cardiovascular disease (heart block or hardening of
the arteries); J. H mory loss.
Mr. Lowrey expressed his vi s on the matter saying that as Hr.
Cri swell has said, h ha a combination of problems. These things
have affected his memory when h has had to testify in court. Hr.
Criswell asked Mr. Lowrey when he first started to notic thes
problems. Mr. Lowr y stat d tha i t was in about 1973. He has
sine gotten complaints from the District Attorney's office. He
sta t d that his duties now are as a d t ctive. Th re is som pap r
ork, and h driv s a d t ctiv car. H has cases to investigate,
and h t stifi in cour • At this poin h do s not f l that h
c n carry on his normal duties. Since 1973 h has not ba n able to
r r p r in n things reg rding caa a. He do a not f l that
sick l av would do him any good a this ti H fe ls that his
r cord will aho ha h has rfo d his duti s in a high mann r .
H said tha 1 hat h ants to l av , but h just fe la
h h ia no c pabl of rforming his normal duties. He stated
h t h i 51 y nd h has 20 years of a rvic aa of January, 1975.
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Kac ollenberger asked if the evidence as submitted is sufficient.
"he Bo ard discussed the various doctors' reports. Karl stated that
he fel t the Board should get an additional report on the organic
brain disease.
City Attorney Berardin i stated that he feel s Dr. Maercklein, the
City physician, should be present at future disability retirement
meetings to interpolate wha t some of the things mean in the letters
from v ar ious doctors.
Board member Leydon stated that he feels Mr. Lowrey should have
been retired on April 15th when he first went on "forced" sick
leave. He feels that Mr. Lowrey is losing $30 per day by being
on sick leave now.
The Board decided to have Mr. Lowrey and Mr. Cr i swell r turn to the
room to get more information f om hem.
Karl Nollenberger asked Mr. Lowrey if h felt that the City was
oeing unfair in pu ing him on sick leave in April. Ci y Attorney
Berardini also asked Mr. Lowrey if he f el the Ci~y h s r unfair
or that he is being cheated ou of oney due hi r. Lowrey
that he did not feel th Ci y b · g ri ~ ll
that even if Mr. Lowrey had no ld
received pay for only on -half
he did retire, which h felt
o her. Mr. Cri w ll s a d
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CIT Y OF ENGL EWOOD RETIREMENT BOARD
May 2 1, 1975
The City of Englewood Retirement Board meeting was called to
order by the Chairman, Warren Orr, at 4:10 P.M. Present were:
Board members -Warren Orr
Paul Blessing
Kay Roberts
Ed Draper
Karl Nollenberger
Also present -City Attorney Be r ardini
Bob Leary of Carr Management
Don Mazanec of A. S . Hansen, Inc.
Alb e rt Johannes, City employee
Karl sta t ed that we have received a request from Alber t Johannes
for di s ability retiremen t . Don azanec read from t h e S tate
s tatu t es reg ardi ng e l igibility f o r disability retiremen t . He
h a s f i g u re d wha Mr. Johanne s ' retirement benefi t wou ld be if
h e r et ired as o f J u ne 1, 1 975. He wo uld receive $67.61 per month
paya le f o r 120 mo n ths , o r he may take a lump s u m paymen n o w of
S , H4. 60.
a r l aaid he would like to a sk th e a pplica n t to s at e his v iews ,
he he Board will have an oppo r u n ity t o quest i on him r e gar d ing tie r~tire en r equea .
r. Jo ann s s a d tha 2 era a o he had an ope r a ion o n one
ip, and in January, 197 waa oper a d on for h e o her h ip. It
.aa n inc r aain ly diffi ul •o pe r fo r his no r al ob du i ea.
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l, 1964 . r . o annea s a ed h a he di d
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Mr. Johannes stated that it is too risky to continue on his present
job. He probably could if he had to, but he feels t hat he is
endangering himself and probably the other men.
City Attorney Berardini asked Mr. Johannes what his current
financial status is. Mr. Johannes said that as he understood it,
there would be a 6 months wait before he would get anything from
the City pension, and there is also a 5 months wait before he
would receive anything from Social Security . He Gaid that it
would be a little rough until that time, but he guessed that he
would manage. Karl said that there is no waiting for the City
pension o commence, that if he retired on June 1, his first
check would be due on July 1. He said that in lieu of receiving
a check each month, he could also elect to receive a lump sum
payment tha could be spread out over a pe r iod of si x months.
Mr. Johannes said that he would like a little time to con ider
which form of payment he would prefer .
Karl said that he would like for Mr. Johannes to come in to the
office and talk with Rich Lorig, the Personnel Director regarding
the forms of payment, and then h~ can make a decisi on a a later
date.
At this point, r. Johannes left the meeting.
City A torney Berardini s ated tha both doctors had agreed tha
r. Johannea is disabled.
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asing oved, and Board member Roberts seconded a
the diaa ili y re tirement reques ~ ayes, no nays.
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He said that at the present time 40% of funds are in bonds. We
are currently receiving 7 J/4% income from the bond portfolio.
Mr. Leary said that from now on, he will send monthly reports as
well as quarterly reports, so that we may see just what is being
done at the time.
Mr. Don Mazanec stated that as of February 20th he changed his
place of employment and is now working for A. S. Hansen. The
City had a contract last year with his former employer, Frank B.
Hall and Company. That contract expired on December Jl, 1974.
He gave a resume of services that he performs for the Retirement
Board. He stated that in 1973 the cost for the contract was $600.
In 1974 the cost was increased to $650 limit, but we were only
billed $600. The 1975 charge should not exceed $750. In the
past the contract has been written on a year-to-year basis,
however, it can be put on a continuous basis as long as there
is no notification by December 15th of the year that there are
any changes to be made.
Board member Roberts made a motion and Board member Blessing
seconded the motion that the Board chairman be authorized to
sign a new contract on a continuou s b~q is from year to year,
with only the amount to be nepotiated. 5 ayes, no nays. Motion
carried.
Board member Roberts stated that she haa an application from Paul
Sparks for normal retirement. He wil l be 65 in June. He will
receive $127.11 per month for the remainder or his life. Ir thi1
is leas than 120 months, the benefit will go to hie widow until
120 months has been reached.
Board member Blessing made a motion and Board member Draper
seconded the motion to grant a normal retirement to Paul Sparka.
5 ayes, no nays. Motion carried.
There bain n o fur her busine1a, the ••• in wa a ad journ d at
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MEMORANDUM 1'0 THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: May 13, 1975
SUBJECT: RTD Park and Ride Facilities
RECOMMENDATION :
Pierson moved:
Wade seconded: nie Planning Commi sion recommend, as a guide
to City Council, con ideration of one of the
following two locations for Park and Ride facilities:
1. In the general location of West Dartmouth and South Santa
Fe Drive.
2. South of U.S . 285 adjac nt to Cinderella City.
AYES: Jorgenson ; artin ; Park r; P i r on; Smith; Tanguma; ad
Brown ; Jone
NAYS: Non
nie motion carried.
R pectfully ubmitted,
By Ord r of th City Plannin
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IV. DIRECTOR'~ CHOI CE
Mr. Supinger reminded the Commissio n they had set a study
session for June 10th to consider the RTD program. Mr.
Supinger stated that a report entitled "Publ ic Transportation
Alternatives" had been delivered to the Planning Office earlier
in the afternoon, and copies have been placed before th Com-
mission this evening. This report summarizes alternative
analy is don by the RTD taff and recommended to the RTD
Board . RTD will hold a Publ ic Hearing on May 22nd at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel regarding the transportation alternatives.
If the City of Engl wood is going to take action on this matter,
it is imperative the Planning Commissi on take action this
vening and City Council take action at their me eti ng of May
19th. TI1e City could pass a resolution supporting the concept
ex pressed in the Public Transportation Alternatives and ex-
press th ir views at th Public H aring on the 22nd. Channel
6 wi 11 tel vis the Public Hearing from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p .m.,
and public testimony will be heard from 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
or aft r. Speakers will be limited to five ainut e presentations.
Mr. Suping r stat d tha hould th City not take action before
May 22nd, it would not m an th City could not be heard by the Rm Board.
r. Bro n ntcr d and took hi plac with the Commis ion.
Ir. upin r tat d that it i. hi under tanding the RTD
Board in tend to make n d i ion som tim between June 10th
and Jun 12th. fr . Su ping r tated that th pro po al could b
a op d a . r omm nd d b th taff, or it could be modi i d,
or th Board could d n th nff re ommendation.
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that the possibility of assistance on the Park and Ride must
be considered; he stated that the City of Englewood has no
place to accommodate 1500 cars, which he understands would be required for the first staging.
Mr. Jones stated that the ART ystem would be in the general
alignment of the present railroad tracks; part of the system
would be elevated. Further discussion followed.
Mr. Martin dis ussed his ervice on the RTD citizen ' committee;
he noted that at that time, the PRT was considered, but it has
now been replaced by consideration of the ART. Mr. Martin
stated that he felt the ART i a "long way down the line", but
that he does agree we need ome type of transpo rtation system.
Mr. Martin noted that the City i limited in access. He stated
that if the Commission made a recommendation to City Cou ncil
on RTD, he felt we should recomm nd they con ider some type of
internal tran portation sy t m hroughout the City.
Mr. Supinger di cu ed RTD and the effort they hav made to
involv the public in th ir program. Ir. Suping r tated that
he felt RTD had done an out tandin~ job in invol ing the public
and being re Ponsive to public opinion. H tat d that he felt
the important thing ri ht now i for th Planning Commi sion
and City Coun il to support the concept that i r comm nded by
the RTD taff ; he lated that h f el th propo al ill be
good for Englewood. Ir. Supinger not d that no irt1 d ci ion
has been mad on the location of th P rk nd Rid acil1ty.
Ir. Supinger empha ized that it 1 important for thi OlllDlunity
to upport th concept pr ent d and r comm nd d by th RTD
staff. Mr. Supinger stat d that if th ommi ion f l i
appropriate, h would ug t th y r omm nd that ity Council
pass a re olution upporting th omm ndation of th RTD taf f.
Mr . lartin t t d that
an option to pur ha
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the Englewood Activity Center, and the First Segment Staging.
Through further local discussions, the City will be making
specific recommendations to RTD regarding Park and Ride
facilities, Station Location, and integration of other trans-
portation modes into the anticipated system.
Discussion ensued.
AYES: Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Martin, Parker, Pierson, Smith, Tanguma, Wade
NAYS: None
'Ibe motion carried.
The matter of the Park and Ride Facility location was then
discussed. Mr. Martin stated there are three areas in Englewood
that might be able to accommodate the Park and Ride facility,
which area are the parking lot adjoining the former Police/Fire
center, the greenhouse property south of U.S. 285, and the
form r Rouse property at Dartmouth and Santa Fe. Mr . Jones
di cu sed problems that could arise if th parking lot adjoining
the form r police/fire structure were de ignated a a park and
ride f acility; h noted that the local street would have to
carry the traffic to and from the facility, and they are not
designed for that volume of traffic. H noted that the ART
y tem i to run on a four-minute interval. Di cu io~ followed.
Mr. Martin a
regarding th
would p r on
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Dartmouth Av
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Santa and
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Mr. Parker asked if the bus system would be improved? Mr.
Jones stated that additional buses would be added when they get
the additional buses. Mr. Supinger stated that buses would
be put on to serve the area that needs serving; if Englewood
justifies additional services, they will get the buses.
Mr. Parker noted that there is and will be criticism concerning
the location of the corridor and acceleration of the core area
stagnation. Mr. Supinger stated that he felt the RTD corridor
and program would rejuvenate the Core Area. Discussion followed.
Pierson moved :
Wade seconded: The Planning Commis ion recommend, as a guide
to City Council, consideration of one of the
following two locations for Park and Ride facilities:
1. In the general location of West Dartmouth and South Santa Fe Drive.
2. South of U.S. 285 adjacent to Cinder lla City .
Brief di cu ion n u d.
AYES: Jorgenson ; Martin ; Park r; Pier on· Smith ; Tanguma; Wade ; Brown ; Jone
NAYS : None
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The June 10th study session was questioned in light of the
recommendation to the City Council; Mr. Supinger indicated
he felt there would be sufficient material regarding the RTD
program to warrant the study session.
V. COMMlSSION 'S CHOI CE .
Mrs. Wade stated that she had completed her report on her
trip to Vancouver, B.C. for the ASPO Conference. She expressed
her appreciation to the Commission and the City for the privilege
of attending.
Mr . Martin noted that a study session had been set for every
Saturday in May; inasmuch as the recommendations have been
made on the RTD program, and the Master Street Plan amendments
have been compiled, he questioned whether or not the Commission
still needs the Saturday meetings?
Mr. Supinger stated that he felt a study session was needed to
talk about the future of Englewood, Mr. Brown sugg ted th
possibility of a breakfast meeting on one of the Saturday ;
thi would leave the majority of the day free if the COllllllission
aet at 7:00 A. M. or 7:30 A. M. for breakfa t. Discus ion
followed . A study session was set for May 15th at 7:00 P. M.
to di cus the "future " of Englewood .
Mr. Tan uma a k
aerie of 1973,
Cor Area? Mr.
sider d at the
d what hould regardin Resolution w38,
which adopted n pro ram for th En le ood
Supin r tat d that thi could 11 on-
tudy ion on th futur of ngl ood.
Mr Wad thank d taf for th in for tion on th con er te
operation at 2560 Union Av nu
d to a l tt r fro• Colorado Int r tat Gas;
op d • d 0 thi 1 tt r for all Coa-
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REGULAR MEETING
MAY 20 , 1975
4 B
Members Present: Fullerton, Schnackenberg, Hayes, Ullery, Taylor and Jones.
Members Absent: Sovern and Babcock
Also Present: Mickey Carter, Assistant Executive Director of South Suburban Metro
Recreation and Parks District, and C.B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities.
The meeting was call d to order at 5:02 p.m.
I. Presentation by South Suburban Recreation and Parks District on possible de-
velopment of HcLellan Reservoir area as a recreation facility.
Hr. Carroll introduced Mr. Hickey Carter who outlined the preliminary proposal
submitted to the Board for their consideration in allowing the South Suburban Metro
Recreation and Parks District to lease McLellan Reservoir for recreational use by the public.
Doug Sovern entered at 5:10 p.m. and was seated.
Mr. Carter explained that they would exp ct th recreational area to pay for itself
and the small fees char d would b the same for all persons regardl ss of what
comnunity they wer from. H stated that h had had experi nee in setting up a
simila r r creational facility in Bould r on th ir water storage lake.
A copy of th lett r to Hr. Carroll is nclos d in the minut s of record.
Kr. Carter d parted at 5:35 p.m.
as
I w s brou ht out that
a pos ibility that l
that th at
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discussion as to requir ments that
consid r a leas , principally
mandator and th parkin lo
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Mr. Sovern stated that i~ Forest Service recommendation was based on th projection
of 3.5 million populat ion for the Denver area, whereas O.R.C.O.G.'s projection was
for 2.5 million estima e , and h f lt th 2.5 million was a more realistic figure.
Mr. Sovern was oppo d Lo the Fciresl Se rvi ce Recommendation.
Mr. Sovern d p rt <I at 5 :5 5 p.m.
ll. Connector's Agr em nl with newly-form d Cherry Hills Village Sanitation Di t.
This district's servic area includes th remainder of Cherry Hills Village that is
not presently in any · .. ni tation dis rict.
Mr . Carroll xplain d that thi agreement would take car
Village and conn€ct to our lin s al Clai:k on nd Kenyon.
11 57 taps involv d.
of all of Cherry Hill
There would be an estimat d
Mr. Taylor moved;
Mr. Hayes second d , lhat lh€ Conn ctor' Agr m nt with Ch rry Hill Vill ge San-
it tion District be ace pted p nding approval as to form, and
a reco!llll ndation nl to Council for approval.
The motion passed unanimously.
Ill. Am ndm nt numb r 3 to Connector's Ar em nt with South Arapahoe Sanitation
District.
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V. Resignation of Rog er Knight from the Board.
Mr. Carroll read a letter from Rog er Knight resigning from the Englewood Water and Sewer Board.
Mr. Jones moved;
Mr. Schnackenberg seconded: That the Board accept with regret , the resignation of
Mr. Roger Knight from the Board, and request Council
to name a replacement to his seat.
The motion passed unanimously.
VI. Wildernes s Area Legislation.
Mr. Jones moved;
Mr. Taylor seconded: That action on a recoamendation for Wildernes s Area Legislation be tabled.
The motion passed unanimously.
VII. Wat r interconnect with Denver at South University and East Floyd Ave.
Mr. Carroll reported that a further ch ck on the flow from the Denver lin
area ho d less pre ssur than that of Englewood's lines so there would be
advantage to an interconnect in that ar a. H state d that the Water Study
that storage in th north nd of town will tak care of th problem in th
that op nin som 12" valv s on Broadway may b of some i111'1l diate reli f.
Water Study r port is to b deliv r d y 30th.
in that
no
indicated
future but
The final
Mr. Hay es moved1
Mr. Jones s cond d: That th Board r c nd to Council that the Agre nt with
Denv r or an int rconn ct at s. Univ rsity and !. Ployd Av nue
b tabl d.
Th motion pas s d unani ously.
VIII. Statu1 o! st r Str t Pl n for Santa F -Union nn x d r a.
IX.
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hsion to h
tification of t l ph
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th ma1t r stre t plan.
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Mr. Taylor nominated Mr. We rn e r Schnackenberg to be Vic e -Ch ai rman.
Mr. Jone s moved ;
Mr s . Ullery sec ond d :
That the nominations be closed an d a unanimous ballot be cast
for Mr. Schnac kenberg t o be elected Vice-Chairman of the Board.
The motion pa ssed un animously .
XI. Amendm nt 12 to Connector 's Agreement with Southgate Sanitation District.
This Am ndm nt is
Connector 's Agr
charg s . Th imllar to th am ndment to South Arapahoe Sanitation District
nt, to allow a r e vi sion i n method of computing treatment rate
rat , $0.1 73/1000 allons of water used with a $3.00 maintananc to
Th
Mr. Jone s moved;
Mr. Schna c kenber
r t o b collect d by th Ci ty and rebated to the District.
is not to be e xtende d and will come up for review in 1977 ,
cond d: That Am ndment 12 to th Co nn ctor's Agreem nt with
Sou thgate S n itat i on Di s trict be accepted and Council
b a uthoriz d ' · en and seal th Amendment on behalf of th City.
Th motion pass d unanimou s ly.
Th m etin adjourn d at 6:45 p.m .
R p c t fully subm itl d,
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RECOHMENDA TION:
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 20, 1975
Connector's Agreement with Cherry Hills Village Sanitation District
That the Connector's Agreement with Cherry Hills Village
Sanitation District be approved by Council and that th
Mayor and City Clerk be authorized and directed to sign
and sea l the Agreement on behalf of the City.
Re1p ctfully 1ubmltted,
·ct WATE AND S R BOARD
~ By:
o. Full rton, Chairman
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 20, 1975
Amendment #3 to the Connector's Agreement with the
South Arapahoe Sanitation District.
That Amendment #3 to the Connector's Agreement with the
South Arapahoe Sanitation District be approved and that
the Mayor and City Clerk be authoriz d and directed to
sign and seal th Amendment on behalf of the City.
Respectfully subatltted,
!NCL?WOOO WATER AND S!Wf:R BOARD
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 20, 1975
Lease Agreement with Public Service Company for six wells
west of the Platte River
That th Leas Agreement with the Public Servic Company b
approv d by Council and th Mayor and City Cl rk b authorized
and direct d to s ign th lea on behalf of th City.
R p ctfully su itted,
ENGLEWOOD WAT! ANl> S
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 20, 1975
Appointment of replacement for Hr. Roger Knight
'Mlat the City Council appoint a replacement for Hr. Roger
Knight, who has resigned from the Englewood Water and
Sew r Board.
R IP ctfully 1ubmitt d,
LEWOOD WAT R AND SEWER BOARD
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 20, 19 75
Agreem nt with Denver for an Interconnect at S. Univ rsity
and E. Floyd Avenue
That the City Council table action on the Agreem nt with
D nver for an interconn ct of wat r at South Universi and
E. Floyd Avenue.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
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D. Full rto , Chainnan
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OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLE WOOD WATER AND SEWER BOA.RD
May 20 , 1975
Amendment 12 to the Connector's Agreement with the
Southgate Sanitation District.
Th t Amendment 12 to the Conn ctor's Agreement with th
Southgat Sanitation District b approved by Council and
that th Mayor nd City Cl rk b authorized and direc ted
to sign and Jl t h > ~~dm nt on behalf of the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER A.ND SEWER BOARD
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FROM : J. L. Supinger , Director of Community Develo
DATE : May 21 , 1975
SUBJE CT: Answers to Questions Relative to the Propo ed
Hal c yon Heights II Development.
Atta c h ed are memoranda from Chief Hamilton and Chuck Carroll
answer ing que tions posed in my memo dated May 21, 1975. The
r maining question will be answered verbally at the work
s ion h duled at 5:00 p .m. Monday, June 2, in the Library
Cont r n e Room by Kells Waggoner , Dorothy Roman , Bill Brokate
and •Y elf.
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j{MES L. SUPINGER
D1 tor of Community Dev lopment
'<' : K 11 W g~on r
hu k Carroll
Wm. Ham il ton
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MAY 2 8 1975
J. L. Supinger, Director of Community Development
W. A. Hamilton, Fire Chief
May 27, 1975
Addendum to Memo of May 22, 1975 Public Safety
Requirements for Halcyon Heights II DeveloPfDent
In light of the occupancy of this building, it will be required
that an auxiliary generator be provided for use of power during
temporary emergencies when there aay be power outages to the
building. Thia would be needed to operate elevators, emergency
lighting, fire alarm ayat81a and other power aa required on a
t .. porary emergency basis.
Paragraph one of our May 22 •-o indicated fire lanes aa required
would necessarily have to be constructed to withstand the ex-
cessive weights of fire equipment in excess of 40,000 pounds.
Thia would also include reinforced construction on a parking
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TO: J. L. Supinger , Director of Community Developmen
FR W. A. Hamil on, Fire Chief
DAT May 22, lQ 5
RE: Re ques ted D tail~j Information concerning the Proposed
Halcyo Heigh s I Dev lopment
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In o you c 11U11unique dated May 21, 1975, as
you a re we ll ~et with the proposed developers on
two previous occasion , first ~f which resulted in the developer
acquirin ad l onal prop r v primarily for emergency vehicle a cces s
plu ad it1on l parking. W 0iscussed, and I see no problem in
pro iding fir n access to thre sides of this dev lopment and
n.tur lly road ompac ion o such accesses will have to mee
suitabl andards o wi hhold heavy fire equipment in exc ss of
40,0 00 pounds.
11 construct 1on will b subject to the r quir en s of
th uni orrn building cod , Ci y of Englewood, for the subj ct
~ublic afe y within the building under our high rise
nd uniform build1n ~od will r quire sprinkler in all
rvice storag are will require w t
o r 1ors in excess o 75 f t in l ngth
on ach floor. Each housing
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RE: Proposed Halcyon Heights II Development
Page 2
Ma y 22, 1975
water main between Hampden and Jefferson should be increased to
eight inches. Also, making an extension of a six-inch or eight-
inch line from Emerson west to the turning (fire access) radius
for the installation of the fourth fire hydrant. The developer
in the last staff conference indicated his extreme willingness to
provide any and all requirements appropriate to the ordinances of
the City of Englewood, and the Fire Department for public safety protection. ·
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City of Englewood
Englewood, Color•do
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"-f•r•nc• 11 .. de to the conference held yesterd•y In your offices
•nd the questions reg•rdlng the tt.lcyon Hetghti project presented
to us by those st•ff llellbers In •ttend•nce.
Tr•n111ltted herewith •re 2 copies of the full size plans for the
project. We wilt be providing you with additional copies of pi,.ns,
•t t/4 sc.le for your use tOlllOr'row 1110rnlng. In addltlOMI response
to the questions of the st•ff we sub.It the folio-Ing:
1. fire Safety •nd Building Code Requlre111ents.
It Is our Intent that, as • part of the construction doc-
unients ph•s• of this project that.,.. will CQllPly fully
with all requlr .... nts of the UnlfOf'lll Building Code• 1973
together with •11 supplenient•l requl•tlons of the City of
Englewood •nd the St•te of Color~.
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The •ddltlon•l property to the northe•st h•s be.n ecqulred
ind the City wfll nicleve dedication of• portion of thet
site In order to eccOllDd1t• .... rgenc:y vehicles. Docul9ent1tlon
of purchase option together with proposed dedication wlll
be suti.ltted a t the public hellrlng on the project.
2 . The Alley
T width of 1lley has been lner .. 1 d to 22 'to 24' 11 •
result of our pl •nnl ng of the site, the grade hes r•ls d
yielding • St xi ind the d loper -vr• to pelt l
111 y In 1cco r 1nee wi t h •ppl l c•ble City st•nct.rd
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construction November 1, 1975 with beneficial occupancy
scheduled for Nove mber 1, 1976 .
5. Real [$tate Ownersbi-f> and agreements.
We will be prepared to present, at the time of the public
hearing, the necessary documents I ndicating ownersh i p and
purchase options an all of the parcels included In the
PUD. In addition we will submit at that time draft ag-
reements or let ers of intent with regard to the maintenance
of the drainage system, conveyence of the property required
for the alley turning radius, maintenance of the facility
and total compliance with the requirements of the PUO.
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Our consulting mechanical engineer James HcFall of
Hc:Fal l and Konkel Inc. has advised us, based on hh
computations and discussions with the City of Englewood
staff members, that the building sanitary sewer will be
an 811 1 lne connected to the '"Xlstlng 811 main located In
the alley. Considering the established finish first floor
elevation of 147 1 -811 , all sanitary discharge frOlll the first
floor and above will flow by gravity Into this main. That
discharge from the basement level will be pumped Into this
same main . Peak load Is estimated as 250 gpm which ls,
coinciden tally the maximum peak demand for domestic water .
Supply of domestic w ter will be by a 3" house main from
one of the existing mains In So. Clarkson St. Dolllestlc water
will be pumped to achieve 65 p.s .1. pressure at th top
floor with a flow rate of 100 g.p.m.
will b requlr d to COl'llply with
!sting City ordinance wl h r gard
ho41rs of operation. In dltlon
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of the staff. Should additional lnfor11111tl on be required, please
c.11 on us at any time.
Thank you for your c:ooperat'ton
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TOt James Supinger, Director of Comm. Development DATI: May 29, 1975
PllOM: Charles B. Car roll, Jr., Director of Utilities
IUIJICTi Questions Relative to the Proposed Halcyon Heights ll Development
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The following comm e nt s a r e the same whi ch I expect to make at them eting of
June 2. They are i n orde r as posed in your m morandum of May 21 .
1. Ou r office r espond d t o Dorothy Romans memo of Fe bruary 3 , wh ich trans -
mitted "plans " for the Ha lcyon He ight s plan d ev lopment. Mr. Brad shaw
commented at that tim that we need more information on sewer. The plans
did not indic te how many apartment unit s and ther is a que stion of wh th r
or not a sew r line could go west to the al l y between Clark son and Washington.
As a result of a me tlng of February 27 w concluded that sewa ge would hav to
be lift >d and could go to the a lley betwe n Clarkson and Emerson. At that
same me ting Mr. Bradshaw reiterated some suggestions he had made previously -
water pressure ls available and that the developer would have to augme nt the
pressur to bring it up to the upper floors. For sewage , there are two lines
av ilab1 , ne in the alley north of the proj ct that is quite a bit higher
th n th on to th we st across Clark on. Th d velop r should g t som
r latlv lcv tins o as to detcrmln th grad lin an capacity of
hi own <1ervlc I lne'I.
Un April ~r. Br d'lh,w attended another me tin•, mainly with Mr. Baldry, nd
g In th in o rmalion Jvallable lo u for tudy w s in no gr at r d tail
th n previou ly ubmltted.
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FROM: Dorothy A. Romans
DATE: May 29, 1975
SURJECT: Back~round of Halcyon Heights II Case
On July 1, 1974, I was contacted by a representative of Baldry
Denton and Partners, an architectural firm, relative to the
onstruction of a retirement center on the northeast corner of
. S. 285 and South Clarkson Street. Following our usual pro-
c dure when a development of this nature and size is being con -
sider d in the Cit y, I set up a meeting with representatives of
the architectural firm and key City staff people, in order that
an y questions could be answered and any possible problems
addressed at this initial stage.
The meet in~ was held on Jul y 3, 1974, at 11:00 a.m . in Confer-
nc Room A with Jam R. J\lorri son, th Proj ec't la nag r with
Baldry-D nton, Fir Chi f Hamilton, A si ant Chief lcLellan ,
it\ Engineer Sag-rillo. Code Enfor ement Dire tor Brokate. Steve
llous a n d m • elf.
J\lr. ~orri on lated that their cli nt propo
multi-tory building with approximat l y 160
r tir d person
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The n ed for fool access lo stairwells and elevators in the event
ol a fi re was discussed, as was the us e of verandas as an e scape
i n lite c ase of fire.
,\Jr·. Sagrillo expressed concern about the grade in the C larkson-
Eme rson alle y . and the necessit y f or a decel lan e on U.S. 285
to a cc ommodate an entrance to the parking structure which was
shown on the first plan.
~11·. House and I were particularly concerned about the parkin g
r e quir eme nts and told Mr. Morrison that about 275 spaces would
b need d for lhe 160 units. rather than the 110 h e proposed .
We also suggested that a Planned Deve lopment appli ation shou ld
b suhmitt d for the pro.ie ct.
This wa a ver~· preliminary meet ini;c to give Mr. Morrison an
opportunity to meet ke y people he would be working with iJ the
proi ct were to pro·eed and to g ive those staf1 p eop le an oppor-
tunit\' to acquaint them lv with th proposed pro,ie t. :'\o
formal r comm ndations wer mad .
On ~ugu t 13. 1 74 at 2:00
llou ,eandmy lftodicu
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should b a cqui r d on
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the preliminary dev e lopment plan
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The need for fool access lo stairwells and elevators in the event
ol a fire was discussed, as was the use of verandas a an escape
in th e case of fire.
Mr. Sngrillo expressed concern about the grade in the Clarkson-
Emerson alley. and the necessity for a decel lane on U.S. 285
to ac ommodate an entrance to the parking stru ture which was
shown on the first plan.
~11 ·. House and J were particularly concerned about the parking
requirements and told Mr. Morrison that about 275 paces would
be needed for the 160 units. rather than the 110 he propo ed.
We also suggested that a Planned Development appli at ion should
be submitted for the project.
Th is was a ver~· preliminary meeting to giv Ir. 101-ri on an
opportunity to m et key p ople h would h working with i1 th
proj rt wer to pro· ed and to giv tho ta1 I peopl an oppor-
tunit,· to acquaint themselves with th propos d proJ t. :'\o
1ormal r commendations were mad .
n \ul!U t 13. 1974 at 2:00
Hou . and myse lf to di
that had b n pr pared .
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We also discussed such matt ers as the Colorado Condominium Law,
the advantages of the location of the site because of the prox-
imity to medical and health facilities, shopping, chur hes, etc.
Following that meeting, the Planning Division staff did some re-
s ar h on parking requirements for "elderly housing" in the
Metro area and in Colorado Springs. Other than Aurora, and
Colorado Springs, the muni cipa lities contacted had no special
parkint-(" requirements for this type of development. Aurora r -
quires one space for efficien y , one or two-bedroom units for
senior itizcns, and Colorado Springs amended their ordinan
to r quire one half space per unit on November 19, 1974.
On ovemller 12, 1974 at 2:00 p.m., Mr. Baldry, Mr. Denton,
Mr. House, you and I met to discus the proposed project. We
told Mr. Daldry and Mr. Denton that we were not sure that the
developm nt would not g nerat the same amount of ar as in
any apartm nt house, and that they had not yet onvin du that
th ~ wouldn't ne d th sam amount of parking.
W also di cu sed the Multi-family D>velopment Standards Review
Committe ' proposed regulations and told them th primary on-
cern in th City is for more family units. Ir. Baldry poin d
out that th prop rty had b n purchased, and that in hi opin-
ion. it C'ould not b dev loped as ingl -family • •
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and a l ette r was sent to lllr. Kipke dated January 23, 1975, say-
ing the staff c ould not commit the Planning and Zoning Commis -
sion and City Council to approval; but that the concept is
sound, and that he, Mr. Kipke, and his consultants "have the
enthusiasm and technical information to justify the proposal.''
At this point we were trying to determine a date for the Hear-
ing; but were asking them to be sure they had all of the in-
formation required to be submitted for the Development Plan
befor the date was set.
An appli ·ation for the Planned Development was submitted on
January 30, 1975 and on 1''e bruar y 3, 1975, the plans were sent
to all C ity departm nts, addressed to the Department Heads,
and to .lountain B 11 and Public S rvic Company .
On F bruary 27, 1975. am ting wa h ld at 2 :00 p.m . with the
following p rson pr s nt: Ir. Baldry and Mr. lorrison repre-
s nting the appli ant, aptain Ed Whit , City Engineer Gene
Sagr1llo, Tralfic Dir ctor Brook Taylor, A sistant Utilitie
Dire tor Hank Bradshaw, ssociate Plann r, Stev House, and
mys lf. Each con ern d Department II ad and Division Head was
invit din writing to this m ting.
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Mr. Baldry had new plans revised to reflect suggestions made
at previous meetings and again, each staff member discussed the
plans as they related to his particular department.
Inasmuch as it was the first meeting attended by Mr. Libberton,
he discussed steps that would have to be taken to insulate the
occupants from the noise on Clarkson and U.S. 285,
It was noted that detailed water and sewer plans are not re-
quired as part of the Planned Development application; but would
be required at the time application is made for the building permit.
hicf Hamilton suggested that Mr. Baldry should talk to Mr. Mor-
rison about the installation of an alarm system to be tied into
the r ce iving system at the fire station, and he also disc ussed
a smoke detection system and sprinkler system. W discu sed the
n ity for a 67 foot outsid turning radiu and th spccifi-
at ion for th alley pavement.
Ir. Waggoner di cussed drainag from and acros th sit .
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(b) ls the proposed USC' consistent with the Comprehensive
Plan?
The proposed Halcyon Heights JJ is onsistent
with th projected development of that location
as a high-density residential area.
(c) Will the proposed proje t have adver e if ct on
existing and f uture dev lopment in the area be au
of tra1lic ci rculation, building height or bulk,
er ning and intrusion of privac y.
topograph y in that area, it is
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plan preserve vegetation, desireable natural features
and the natural drainage ?
This section, again, is very general and
addresses a development more like the Larwin
project than the subject case, wherein there
is a single structure.
Again, the consideration is general in nature, and not concerned
with specific details of construction.
From July 1st of 1974, every effort has been made to inform each
department of this project and to keep them informed throughout
the entire time the project was being prepared. As indicated
previously, both department heads and division heads were con-
tacted. Both Mr. House and I discussed the project with City
Engine r Sagrillo and Mr. Bradshaw on several occasions. Any
time a question was raised by these departments, it was re-
ferred to Baldry-Denton for answer. The y revised the plans or
pr entcd written statements agreeing to every condition or
SUKKested hang . The Hearing was even delayed after it had
been advertised, to be sure everything was in order. I feel
that they did provide the infonnation required in the Planned
D v lopment Ordinance, and that all departments were kept in-
form d. At no time did the Fire Department, Utilities Depart-
m nt, Publi ·Works Department, Code Enforcemen\ Divi ion,
ountain B 11 or Public Service Company indi at to the Planning
Divi ion that thi proje t could not or hould not b built if
prop i· <.I ign tandard and constru lion m thod w r impl ta nted.
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Four additional stipulations added to the Planning and
Zoning Commission's findings and recommendations re-
lating to Halcyon Hts. II planned development
13. A. Study coordinated with the Fire Department
to provide ventilation control by the Fire
Department during fires.
14. Elevator systems shall be suitable for evacuation
by stretchers by emergency services and additionally
elevator systems not be subject to stoppage due to
smoke problems and heat problems.
15. Rate of storm runoff from the site shall not be
increased. Calculations will be provided by the
developer for review by the City to confirm that
the conditions of this situation are met.
16. Fire suppression and water supply capacity must
be available within two years after approval of
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J.2 BE:F1l OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
Sport Bowl
3295 So . Broadway
Englewoo d, Colorado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Renewal of 3 .2 beer license
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
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PREV OUS "'Y CO CIL ACTI ONS DUR! G PRI OR
EXCWDING ANNUAL RENEWAL:
YEARS,
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Acting Chi.e. 6 o 6 Police.
May 27, 1975
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Ple.aAe. be. a.dv.U.e.d .the. police. de.pa.lttme.nt ha.6 Jte.c.Uve.d no c.aU.6 conc.e.Jut.lng
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR 3.211 •
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RESOLUTION NO. ~· SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PROVISION
COMPANY, INC., d/b/a VALU SUPERMARKET FOR A J.2% FERMENTED
MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 5175 SOUTH BROADWAY,
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the JCP Provis ion Company, Inc., d/b/a
Valu Supermarket has heretofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46, C .R.S. 197J, for
the issuance of a fermented mal beverage license to be
located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, no ice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public Hearing
upon said application wa s duly conducted on the 19th day of
May, 1975, before the City Council of the City of Englewood
as the local licensing authority and all of the procedural
requirements of the statute and ordinance having been fully
complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That, based upon the application of said JCP Provision
Company, Inc., d/b/a Valu Supermarke and the evidence and
information adduced at he Public Hearing upon said application,
the City Council of the City of Englewood does hereby adopt the
fol lo win findings and conclusions:
1. The applicant is a corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Delawar e and is duly authorized to do
business ln the State of Colorado.
2. The ator
officers and direc or e
and reputation and hav
within any cour of h
Record in any eta e o r
manager a said location, as well a s ~he
of said corporation, are of ood charact r
not be n convicted of a felony or crime
Uni ed ate• or within any Cour o f
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A RESOLUTION GRANT ING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO-
VISION CO IPAN Y INC. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2\
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO .
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WHEREAS, the JCP Provision Compa ny Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket has heretofore made application purs uant
to the provisions of Title 1 2 , Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage licens
t o be located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was duly conduct d on the
19th day of May, 1975, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the statute and
ordinance having been fully complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follow :
That, ba ed upon the application of said JCP
Provision Comp ny Inc. d/b/a Valu Supermarket and the
evidence nd informa tion dduced at th Public Hearing
upon said applic ion, the Ci ty Council o the City of
Englewood doe h reby dopt the followin findings and
conclu ion :
1.
th 1 w of
to do bu 10
corpor tion org nized under
D 1 ware and is duly authorized
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from all the evidence, that the reasonable requirement s o f
the neighborhood and desires of the inhabitants Are not being
adequately served by existing outlets for the sales of fermented
malt beverages (J.2% beer) for consumption off the premises.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon the
foregoing and the entire record and the evidence contained
herein, the application of the JCP Provision Company Inc.,
d/b/a Valu Supermarket for the issuance of a license for the
•ale of fermented malt beverage (J.2% beer) to be located at
5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should be and is
hereby granted.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 2nd day of June, 1975.
'. Mayor
ATT!ST:
ex orrlclo elty eierk-trea sure r
I, Karl Nollenber er, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of En lewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that t
above and foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of
the Resolution No. _ii.Z._• Series of 1975 .
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A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATIO OF THE JCP PRO-
VISION CO IPANY I C. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2\
FERM E TED MALT BEVERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROA DWAY, E 'GLEWOOD, COLORADO.
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WHEREAS, the .JCP Provision Comp any Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket ha s heretofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46 , C.R.S. 1973,
for the issuance of a fermente d malt beverage licen s
to be located at 5175 Sou th Broadway, Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, notice o said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been prope rly given and the Public
Hearing upon said applicatio n was duly conduct d on the
19th day of May, 19 5, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the statute and
ordinanc having been fully complied with.
'O , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNC IL
OF THE CITY OF E 'GLlWOOD, COLORADO , a follow :
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Th t, b ed upon the application of said JCP
Co p ny lnc. d/b/ V lu Supermar et and th
nd informa ion ddu ed t th Publi He rin
ppl1c ion, he Ci y Council o th Ci y of
do h reb dopt th follo in findin and
corporation or an i d under
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containing one thousand three hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing those individuals either residing
in the neighborhood, as defined, or doing business at
the location of th e proposed license.
4. The application of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.2% fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at the Public Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Council, nor were any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in opposi ion thereto.
5. The appli ca nt has shown, and the Council )t.6 </\1-~
finds from all the e id nee, that the reasonab19 ~ ~ h ~(..c,.
_..requiremen ts of th neighborhood, are not be1n&"" 11 C ,..1-.L '
adequately ser ed by xisting outlets for the sales
of fermented malt b r (3.2\ beer) for consumption
off the premis s.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con-
tained herein, the application of the JCP Provision Company
Inc. d/b/a Yalu Supermarket for the issuance of a license
for the sale of fermented malt beverage (3.Z\ beer) to be
located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood , Colorado, should
be and is hereby granted.
ADOPTED A D APPROVED thi 2nd day of June, 197S.
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RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIE S 01" 19'f)
A RESOLUTION REDUCING BUDGET ARY APPR OPRIATIONS IN THE
GENERAL FUND.
WHEREA S , the City Council feels it neces s ary
to reduce budgetary expenditur e s due to reduce d revenues ,
and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Co uncil desires to elimi nate
sixteen positions from t h e b udget , all currently unfi lle d
and
WHEREA S , the Cit y has been e xperienc i ng a mora-
torium on hiring f or the first half of the ye a r effecting
a number of po sition s.
NOW THE RE FORE BE I'l' RESO LVED AS FOLLO WS:
Section l.
The f ollowing changes in the estimated revenues
are here by authorized.
Sales Tax
Federal Manp ower Grant
$(320 ,0 00) a6 a20 $(2 3:1so >
The fol lowin chang s in th appropriat i ons
are hereb y authorized.
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City Manag er
Finance-Admi nis r 101
Police
Parks and R er io -Par ·s
Fire
Libr ry
The City M n
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Bud t o r h City or
ADOPT
(8 ,050)
(38 ,800)
( 5 ,360)
(27 ,552)
( 0 ,000)
~~00) $(160 62)
or J n , 1975.
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ex orriclo City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treaaurer of the City of Englewood, Colorad o , do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. ~~-' Series or 1975.
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION OF
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
AND SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Colorado
authorize municiaplities to acquire property for munici-
pal purposes including drainage ways and channels; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood has found and determined that the acquisition of a
certain parcel of real property, hereinafter more fully
described, is necessary for proper drainage control and
improvement of Little Dry Creek as it intersects the
area i n the vicinity of West Dartmouth Avenue and South
Santa Fe Drive; and
WHEREAS, the acquisition of said property is
also necessary, and desirable, for the placing of certain
sewer i ntercepters for the Englewood Sewage Treatment
Pl nt loca ted i mmediately to the northwest of said
loca ion; nd
WH EREAS, during the year 197 the City Counc i l
ha . c us d n appra i sa l to be made o f the land requ i red
he r ein, hic h appra i 1 wa made by Earl R. Bau har,
a qualifi d 1 nd ppr ai er ; and
o f the City of Engle -
ppra i sal made by a i d Earl R.
fair market valu
acquir d, nd, therefore, s a i d
belie e t h t h i ppra i al c on t i tute j ust
tion for t he land t o b ac quired.
'O , THE REFORE , BE I T RE OLV ED BY TH CITY
COU.'ClL or TH· CIT 0 E GLE WOO D, CO LORADO, s fo ll ow
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for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des-
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to -wit :
and
Beginning at a point 335.4 1 E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the N
line of said NE~SE~. 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence NEly 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth venue;
thence W along said S line of Dart-
mouth Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; said
tract cont ins pproximately 1.61
acres, or 70,125 q. ft., more or less.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event th t
ny own r, or owners, of said parcel of land reject the
offer of compensation her in authorized, then the City
Att orn y 1 h reby authorized and direct d to proc ed
wi h condemn tion proceedin in he manner authorized by l nd
8 I T FUR THER R SOLVED th t a tru and corr ct
c r c opy of thi R olution, to eth r with the
repo r , b f u rn i hed o he landowner , or to u c o r and i nter ts.
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I, Kar1 Nollenberaer, ex officio City Clerk. Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the •bove •nd foregoing is a true, accurate
•nd co•Plete copy of the Resolution No. --· Series
Of 1975,
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ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk -
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor and Memb rs o th City Council
FROM: Andy McCown, C ity Manager
DATE: May 2 8 , 1975
SUBJECT: PUBLIC EMPLOYER'S GRO UP
Enclosed are the Bylaws and Articles of Inoorporation for the proposed
Public Employer's Group (PEG). We discussed this at your work
seaston on May s.
The proposed organization bas grown out of the concern over the effects
of labor negotiations In the metropolitan area. It provides a formal
forum for cooperation and the exchange of Information In the field of
labor negotiatioos. This has existed Informally In the past but not to
the extent needed. The idea for the organizatioo and the proposal before
you was Initiated by the Chief Admtn111trat1v Oftlcers' Committee of
DR COO.
At this time , mo s t c ities In th m e tro area bav acted favorably on this
ubj ect. I would recommend your approval.
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ARTICLE I
OFFIC[S
The principal office of this corporation shall be located at 1776 South
Jackson Street, City and County of nenver, State of Colorado . he corporation
may have such other offices, either within or without the State of Colorado, as
the Board of Directors may determine from time to time.
ARTICLE II
llEMBERSHIP
Ment>er ship ln e Pu lie ["lployer's Group, Inc. shall e npen to any
municipal corporation, quasi-Municipal corporation or any other public aqency
which endorses he purpose and objectives of the corporation as <U ted in these
byh11s. which has taken official ac iM through i s qovernir body o aoply for
1 b rship in is corporation, w ich has designated a eotier o serve on the
Board of O recton, '• ich er 1s in regular attendance and participates in
corporate ctiv ies n• " ic ~as paid sue dues and assess nts as Ny be pre-
scribed by e Boar~ ~f D1 rertors.
ARTICLE Ill
VOTING RIGHTS
heh r er In qood 1ndlnq s all e entitled to one vo e on Heh N ter
s I tted to the vote of t • "'1bers.
ARTICLE IV
RESIGHATI
Any l'l~tr y rt!1qn y filing a"'
1nd such ru ig"at on shall no relieve u
to pay any du•s, ants• n s, or ot~er t 1r t
ARTICLE ¥
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res l9natlon w1 ~ •e secre ar'.•,
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shall be hrld at such p lace as the l\o,ird nny d csi qn.1te 011 the fir<t Mondoy in he
month of Jori uor v in c1ch yea r, hcq ln ninq with the year 1976, at thr hour o f 9 :00
a .m., for the tronsocl1on of s uch business as may co111C before the mrctlnq. If
the day fix ed for th e an nual mect1nq is a legal holiday in the State of Colorado,
such meetinq shall be held on the next succeeding business day .
SECTIO:I 4 . Regular Meetinqs. Reqular meetings of the full Board of Di rectors
shall be he ld at such time and place as the Board may from time to time dete,...,1ne .
SECTION 5. Special Meetings. Special meetings of the Board of Directors may
be called by or at the request of the Chairman of s a id Board or any three directors,
and shal 1 be at the princi pal office of the cor po ration or at such o her place as
the directors may determ i ne. Notice of any special meeting of the Board of Di rectors
shall be given at leas t seven days previously thereto by written notice delivered
personally or sent by moll or telegram to each director at h1s address as shown by
the records of the corporation . Any director may waive notice of any ,...eeting. Th
attendance of a director at any meeting shall constitu ea wa iver of no ice of such
inceting, except where a director attends a meeting for the e.<pr >S P•r PCH of o j ect-
ing to th e transaction of any business because the meeting is not lawful .y called or
convened . The business to be transacted at the ll'eeting 11111st be specified 1n the
notice or wa iver of notice of such meeting unless such business relates to 1111tters
other than udget , dues, contracts or major po11cy decisions of the corporltion.
SEC 10~1 6. Quoru Representatives of 51 pe,.cent o f e agencies which are
ers of the corporation shall constitute a quorU"" for tr nsaction o bus i ness at
any general or special 11\eeting of the Board of Di rectors .
SECTICN 7. Board Decisions . The ac of a n1jorlty of e di rec ors oresent
at 1 e inq at "hlch a quoruri 1s present shall be t e act of e Bo rd of Otr-
ec:tors, unlen t he act of a greater ntrt>er i s required by law or by ese yl aws .
SECTIO'l 8 . Co~pensatlon. Directors as such shall no rece " 1ny s 1 ed
salaries r co,,.?ensa t lcn f or heir services as d rector •
ARTICLE VIII
m'FICERS
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COltllTil(S
S(CTION 1. Executfve Connlttee. The Board of Directors, by resolution
adopted by a Njorlty of directors In office, m.iy dcstqnatc two or more of the
inbers of the llodrd of Directors as the (xccutlvc Comlttce of uch Board and
11ay grant to such Executive Coomlttee such powers and author ity as they see flt.
SECT! .~ 2. Standing COl'l'llttees. As soon as a dfrector 1s designated by
the agency which he represents, such director shill appoint the chief personnel
officer or his designee to a permanent standing CQl!rllttee of such personnel officers,
Wilch COl'l!llttee shdll have such duties and responsibilities and shall meet at
such ti es and places u the Board of Directors 111y frOll time t o time designate.
MTICLE X
CONTRACTS, CHECKS, DEPOSITS AHO FU IDS
SECTION 1. Con racts. Th Board of Dfrec ors y authorize any officer or
offfctri, 1 •nt or •o•n s of h c rpor1 1cn, in 1dd1tio o e officers so
authorized y these bylaws, to enter Into any contrict or uecute and deliver any
Instr ·" tlie n o' and on alf of t e corpor1t1on, and sue author ity
may be er 11 or Ny ,e CO'-fined t o specific frstances.
StCTI C eeks, Dra fts or Orders. All checks, drift , or ord rs for the
paywnt of ney, n es or other evfdence of fnd bted'ltss fss~ed fn the of
the co r1t10 • shall be sfqn-d by sue o fleer or o 1cers , 19ert or agents of
tlM! corpora lo , and fn sue ""tr as shall frc t i to tf.,. • dete..,.fned by
r esolu fo of he Board o Directors, such frst"-nt s 111 e si ned by t t
tr asurer or 1ss1stant treasurer and cou ters19,,.d by t prufden or 1 vlce-
P"tsldent of the cor or1 •on.
sec ION 3 . epost s. All funds of t e corpora lo~ s 1 e de osfttd from
tfme to tf"' t o t credit of t corrora lo In such •" s, tr s cCMp1nfts or
o rd pcsltlrfts as the Beard of Directors "'ly teltct.
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SECTION 1. Annual Oues. The Board of Directors sh all dete,.,.lne frOlll time
to time the a1110unt of annual dues payable to the corporation by ,.,en>crs of the
corporation and s hall give appropr i~te notice to the members of the corpora Ion.
Ann ual dues shall be due and ow1nq and shall be payable to the corporation by
Jan uary 1st of each year.
SECTION 2. Special Assess,.ents. Services or programs of the corporation
detemlned by the Board of Directors to be of special benefit to sooie, but not
all, participating mentiers of the corporation shall be financed by special assess-
ment . Methods for calculating such special assessments shall be at the discretion
of the Board of Directors, but In every case shall be proportionate to the benefits
received by the members participating In such services or programs.
ARTICLE XIV
SEAL
The Bond of Directors shall provide a corporate seal, whlc shall be round
in shape an ~ hall ear th · Inscription "Public E ployer's Group, Inc .•
ARTICLE XV
WAIVER OF NOTICE
Whenever any notice 1s required to be given under the provisions of the
Colorado Corporation Code or under the provisions of the Articles of Corporation
or the Bylaws of t~e Corpora Ion, a >1aher hereof In >1rltlng signed by the person.
penons or e tltits entitled to such notice, either before or after t.he ti sUted
there in, s all be dee d equivalent to 1 giving of such notice.
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NIE"~ T 0 BYLA
yl s y be alter d, • l\ded, or repealed and new byl...s •Y be
a fl the ote of a east -t~lrds of t • full Board of Dir·
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ARTICLE I
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The na of the corporati on is the Public Employer's Group, Inc .
ARTICLE 11
DURATION
The period of duration of this non-profit corporation sMll be perpetu11.
AAl!CLE II I
CORPORATE PURPOSES
The purpose of the Public Elrployer's Group, Inc. 1s to provlc COlll!'Jnie1 tion
and cOl!lnOn understanding ar:-ong public employers concernin pub11 c ~loyee 11bor
relations and to develop solutions to such r..atters lolh ich "'ill be o tlie 1:1Utu1l
benefit of such public employers and the citizen tup1yers wi-they serft.
ARTICLE IV
CORPORATE ORGANIZATION
This corporation sh411 be organized under those s ltutes of t St1te of
Colorado lolhich control the fo Ing and operation of non-pro~it corpor1tions.
The corpor1t1on shill be nons ock, and no dhld.nds or pecunl1ry profit sMll
be declared or paid to the eoibers hereof .
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lflCORPORll TORS
The na and street address of each 1ncorpora t or 1s:
Ray S. \Jells
C.pp Shanks
Ja mes 8lack1nton
GI le Chr1 sty
Robert Samp 1 e
Ron Hellbusch
ARTICLE IX
CORPORATE ADDRESS
The post office ad rns of t corpora ion's pr1nc1pa1 office 1s 1776 South
Jackson Street, C1 y of Oe<iv r, State of Color1do, •nd the corporation's agen
at such address h Larry rger.
ARTJClE X
NMNTS
These Articles of lncor;iora Ion 111y be a ded fn the mer provided by the
st1tutes of the Sta e of Colorado ind by the byl1ws of this corporation effective
at the tfme of •"'en t.
Each par lc1pa•1n
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80ARO OF DIRECTORS
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEM ENT , made and e ntered into this 2nd day of
June, A.D. 1975 , by and between City of Englewood , Colora o , an
the Public Employer 's Group , Inc ., a Colora o non -profit corpo ra -
tion,
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Section 29 -1-203 , C.R.S. 1973, specifically
authoriz s this type of agreement , and;
WrlEREAS, th Public Employer's Grou , Inc . , i ~ r orm
by and mon p blic agencies and en itie , n.-i ;
HEREAS , Ci y of Englewood, olor o ,
Le for which the Public Employ r's
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGRE EMENT , made and e nte red into this ~nl jay o
J ne , A.O. 1975 , by and b et wee n Ci ty of Englewood , 0101" o , and
the Public Employer 's Gro up, Inc ., a Colora o non -prcfl ~or~0ra
tion ,
WIT NE SSETH :
WHERE A , Seclio n 29 -1-2 0 3 , C .R .. 1 973 , specifically
authorizes this typ e of agreement , an ;
WHE REA S , the Pu b lic Em pl oyer 's Gr oup , Inc ., is formed
by and among public agenc ies and ent iti es , and ;
WHEREAS , City of Englewood , Colorado , app r o v ~s or
the purposes for which the Public Employer 's roup, In ., h1s
been formed , and ;
WHEREAS , City o f En~lewood , Colorado , i s esiroJ o f
becoming a member of the Public Employer 's Grou , Inc ., an
WHEREAS, th e Public Employer 's Group, Inc., is es irou s
of having City of En glewood, Colorado , as a memb r;
NOW , THEREF ORE , in vie w o f the mu ual cov na!l\., :1n
p r om ises contained herein, and for other goo an
cons i er tion, suffici ncy of whi ch is a·knowl 1·11 ,
it is h reby agreed by an b t w en the par ies h re o :
1. HAT City of En~l woo , Colora o , gr s o b come
memb r of he Public £mploy r 's Grau , Inc ., for hi.1 n .
2 . THAT Ci ':{ 0 En 1 WO • Color o, rtr;r es 0 . .• uch
3 to h Publlc F.m~ lo r ' .. h Bonr of
ir ctor m y 1.
THAT Ci•y of Co 01' lo , y
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Andy McCown the Chief Administrative Officer of City o ~ Englewo od ,
Colorado , as its representative to the Public Empl oy e r 's Group ,
Inc ., and as City of Englewood , Colorado 's memb e r o ft e So ard
of Directors of the Pu blic Employer 's Group , I nc .
5 . THAT the Public Employer 's Group , lnc., her e by
formally accepts City of Englewood , Colorado , as a mem b e r of th e
Corporation .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , The parties hereto hav e f o rmally
set their hands and seals on the day and date first ab o ve written .
ATTEST:
Secretary
Publi c Em layer 's Gro up , Inc .
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POSITIONS ELIMINATED FOR WHOLL fll\R
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Firefighters
Pol Ice Officer
Detectives
Systems Analy st
Risk Manager
Intern
Park Superintendent
$ 40,000
12, 168
33, 192
15 , 156
15, 156
8,050
16,224
16 $139,946
POSITION S VACANT FO R PART OF FIRST IX t-'k)NTHS
arlous
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Direc t or of Finance
Cadets
C le of Pol ice
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~ft1-+,~~~·~~-~~~~~-
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION lO(a),CHAPTER 6, TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY DELETING THE CLASSIFIED POSITION
OF DEPUTY CHIEF AS A CLASSIFIED POSITION WITHIN THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND INCREASING THE SALARY OF BATTALION
CHIEF WITHIN SAID DEPARTMENT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section lO(a), Chapter 6, entitled
"Compensation" of Title V of the 1969 E.M.C., is
hereby amended to read as follows:
5-6-10 Salaries for Fire Department
Class1 ficat1ons
(a) The classified positions of the
uniformed members of the Fire Depart-
ment are hereby classified within the
wage and salary schedule as set forth
below:
RANK
Firefighter Fourth Class ..•..
Firefighter Third Class ..... .
Firefighter Second Class .... .
Firefi,hter Fir t Class ..... .
Driver Operator/Engineer .•...
Lieutenant ...............•...
Captain ..................... .
BATTALJO CHIEF •............•
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$ 846.00
963.00
1,043. 00
1J27. 00
1,214. 00
1,282. 00
1,393. 00
1,560. 00
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th
day of June, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
ex o er -reasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO -
VISION COMPANY INC. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2\
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the JCP Provision Company Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket has heretofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46, C.R.S. 19 73 ,
for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage license
to be located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was duly conducted on the
19th day of May, 1975, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the statute and
ordinance having been fully complied with.
NO , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Tha , based upon th application of said JCP
Provision Company Inc. d/b/ Valu Supermarket and th
e idenc nd inform tion adduced at the Public Hearin
upon aid pplicatlon, th City Council of the Cit of
n lewood do h reby adopt the followin findin nd
conclu ion :
th 1 w
to do bu
corporation or niz d und r
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one thousand three hundred and nine (1,309 )
signatures, representing those individuals either residing
in the neighborhood, as defined, or doing business at
the location of the proposed license.
4. The application of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.Z \ fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at the Public Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Council,nor were any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in opposition thereto.
5. The applicant has shown, and the Council
finds from all the evidence, that the reasonable needs
and requirements of the neighborhood are not being
adequately served by existing outlets for the sales
of fermented malt beverages (3.Z\ beer) for consumption
off the premises.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con -
tained herein, the application of the JCP Provision Company
Inc. d/b/a Valu Supermarket for the issuance of a license
for the sale of fermented malt beverage (3.Z \ beer ) t o be
lo c ated at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should
be and i hereby granted.
ADOPTED A D APPROVED this Znd day of June, 19 7 5.
Mayor
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RESOLU TlO GRANTl. G THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO-
VISIO CQ lPA.'Y l. C. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3. 2%
FERMENTED !ALT BF\'f RAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
51 5 SOUTH BROAD~AY, E.GLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, th JCP Provision Company Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket ha: here tofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage licens e
to be located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was duly conducted on the
19th day of May, 1975, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the statute and
ordinance having been fully complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEIOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That, based upon he application of said JCP
Provision Compan Inc. d/b/a Valu Supermarket and the
evidenc and inform tion adduced at the Public Hearing
upon said applic lOn, the Ci ty Council of th City of
En lewood do her · adopt the following findings nd
conclusion ·
1.
the 1 w of
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laware nd is duly authorized
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one thousand t hree hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, represen ing those individuals either residing
in the neighborh ood, as defined, or doing business at
the locati on of th e proposed license.
4. The applica tion of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.2\ f rmented malt beve rage license was not opposed
at the Publi c Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Council, nor wer e any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in oppos itio n thereto.
5. The applicant has shown, and the Council
finds from all the evidence , that the reasonable needs
and requirements of the neighborhood are not being
adequately served by existing outlets for the sales
of fermented malt beverages (3.2\ beer) for consumption
off the premises.
NOW, THEREFORc, BE IT RESOLVED that, ba s ed upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con-
tained herein, th application of the JCP Provision Co mpany
Inc. d /b/a alu Supermarket for the issuance of a license
for th e ale of ermented m lt bevera e (3.2\ beer ) to be
located at 5175 outh Broadway, Englewood, Color do, hould
be nd is hereby ranted.
ADOPT D AND APPRO D hi 2nd day of June, 1975.
M or
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SE RIE S OF 1975
A RESOLU TION GRA TING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO-
VISION COMPANY INC. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2 \
FERMENTE D MALT BEVERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROADWAY, E 'GLEWOOD , COLORADO.
WHER EAS, the JCP Provision Company Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket has heretofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Ti tle 12, Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage licens e
to be located a 5175 So uth Broadway , Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHER EAS, n otice of said application an d the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Pu bl ic
Hearing upon said application was duly conducted on the
19th day of May, 19 5, before the City Co uncil of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the tatute and
ordinance ha ing been fully complied with.
OW, THER FOR , BE IT RE OLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF U 'GLFWOOD, COLORADO, a follow :
Tha , ba ed upon the application of said JCP
Provision Comp ny lnc. d/b/a Valu Superm rket and the
evidence nd inform tion dduced at the Public Hearing
upon aid appli ion, th City Council of the Ci t y of
En lewooJ do her y dopt th followin findin s nd
conclu ion :
th 1 w
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one thousand three hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing those individuals either residing
in the neighborhood, as defined, or doing business at
the location of the proposed license.
4. The application of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.2\ fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at the Public Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Counc1l,nor were any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in opposition thereto.
5. The applicant has shown , and the Council
finds from all the evidence, that the reasonable needs
and requircme n s of the neighborhood are not being
adequatel y erv d by existing outlets for the sales
of ferment d m lt b rage (3.2\ beer) for consumption
off the premises.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con-
tained herein, th applica ion of the JCP Provision Company
Inc. d/b/ V lu Superm rke for the issuance of a license
for the ale of fermented m lt beverage (3.2\ beer) to b
locat d t 51 7 5 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should
be and i h rcby gran el.
ADOPT D A 'D APPRO ED thi 2nd day of June, 1975.
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RESOLUTION 0. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTTO , GRA. Tl!'\G THE APPLICATIO OF THE JCP PRO-
VISIO. CO IPA. 'Y INC. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMA RKET FOR A 3. 2\
FERME "TED MALT B VERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
517 5 SOUTH BRO DWAY, 'GLE WOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the JCP Prov1 ion Comp any Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket ha heretofore ad application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the i uance of a ferm n ed mal beverag e license
to b located at 51 S South Broadway, Engl ewood, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, n o ice of id application and the Public
Hearing thereon h be n properly i en and the Public
Hearing upon aid appli c t1on wa duly conducted on the
19th day of My, 19 5, before the City Cou ncil of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of he pro edur 1 requirement of the statute and
ordinanc h ving b en fully comp lied with.
OW, 111EREFOR , B lT RE OLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF TllE CITY OF E "GLl. 000, COLORADO, a follows:
ed upon
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re nd i dul uthorit d
Color do.
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one tho usand three hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing those individuals either residing
in the neighborhood, as defined, or doing business at
the location of the proposed l icense.
4. The application of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.2\ fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at he Public Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Council,nor were any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in opposi ion thereto.
5. The applicant ha s s hown, and the Council
find s from all the evi dence, that the reasonable needs
and re quirements of the neighborhood are not being
adequat ely served by exi ting outlets for the sales
of fermented malt beverages (3.2\ beer) for consumption
off the premises.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con -
ta ined herein, the application of the JCP Provision Company
Inc. d/b / Valu Supermarket for the issuance of a licen e
for the sale of fermented malt beverage (3.2\ beer) to be
located t 51 S South Broad ay, Englewood, Colorado, hould
be and i hereby granted .
ADOPTED A.D APPROVED this 2nd day of Jun , 19 S.
M yor
ATTEST:
ex offi lO Ci y Cl r(-T rea·urer
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLU TIO GRANTI. G THE APPLICATIO OF THE JCP PRO-
V! IO COMPA'-'Y r:c. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2%
F RME . TED MALT BE .. !:RAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 OUTH BROD. Y, E~GLEWOOD , COLORADO.
~H EREAS, the CP Prov1 ion Company Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supennar e h heretofore made application pursuant
to he provisions of Title 12, rticle 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the is uance of a ferme nted malt beverage licenst
to be located t 51 5 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado;
and
WHER AS, no ice of aid application and the Public
Hearing thereon ha been prope rly giv n and the Public
Hearing upon aid application was duly conducted on the
19th day of May, 19 5, before the City Council of the
City of Engl ~ood as the local licensing authority and
all of he procedural requirements of the statute and
ordin nee havin b en fully comp lied with.
~ , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF Tllf. CITY OF E.'GLEWOOD , COLORADO , as follows:
That , bas d upon the application of said JCP
Provision Company Inc. d/b/a Valu Superm r et nd the
ev1Jenc nd informat1on adduced at h Public He ring
upon id pplication, the Ci y Council of the City of
n lewood do e h r b · Jopt th following findin s nd
conclu
1. orporation or aniz d und
th 1 w of re nd i duly uthorued
to do bu in Colorado.
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3. Petitions were submit ted by the applicant
containing one t hou sand three hundre d and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing those indiv iduals either residing
in the neighborhood, as defined, or doing bus i ne ss at
the locat ion of the proposed license.
4. The appl i cation of Yalu Supermarket for
said 3.2 \ fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at the Pub lic Hearing by any pers on appearing before the
City Counc i l,nor were any petitions or remonstrances
submitted in opposition thereto.
S. The applicant has shown, and the Council
finds from al l the evidence, that the reasonable needs
and requirements of the neighbo rhood are no be i ng
adequat ely served by exis t i ng outlets for the ales
of fermente d malt beverages (3.2\ beer ) for consumption
off the premise .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon
the foregoing nd the enti r e record and the evidence con-
tained herein, he application of he JCP Provision Company
In c. d/b/a V lu Supermarke for he issuance of a license
for the s le of fermen ed m lt beverage (3.2\ beer) to be
located t 51 7 5 South Bro d ay, En lewood , Colorado, hould
be and i hereby r n <l.
ADOPTED A. 'D APPRO ED thi 2nd day of June, 197 S.
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RESOLUTION 0. ~~-' SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION GRA Tl G THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO-
VISION COMPANY INC . d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3.2%
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROADWAY, E 'GL EWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREA S , the JCP Provision Company Inc. d/b/a
Valu Supermarket has her etofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title 12, Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for th issuance of a ferme nted malt beverage licens
to be located at 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upan said application was duly conducted on the
19th day of Ma y, 1975, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as the local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requir ments of th statute and
ordinance having been fully complied with.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD, COLORADO , a follows:
That, based upon he application of said JCP
Provision Company Inc. d/b/ Valu Superm r et and the
evidence and inform tion dduced at the Public Hearing
upon said applic ion, he Ci t y Council of he Ci y of
En lewood d _ h reb y dop the followin findin s and
conclu ion :
he law
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one thousand three hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing those individuals either residing
in the neighbo rhood, as defined, or doing business at
the locat ion of the propose d l icense.
4. The application of Valu Supermarket for
said 3 .2 \ fermented malt beverage license was not opposed
at the Public Hearing by any person appearing before the
City Council,n or were any pe titions or remonstrances
submitted in oppo si ion thereto.
5. The applicant has shown, and the Counci l
finds from all the evi dence, that the reasonable needs
and requirement s of th e neigh borhood are not being
adequatel y served by e isting outlets for the sales
of fermente d malt beverages (3 .2 \ beer ) for consumption
off the prem ise .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that, ba se d upon
the foregoing and the entire record and the evidence con-
tained here in , the application of he JCP Provision Company
Inc. d /b/ Valu Supermarke t for the issuance of a license
for the sale of ferme nted malt beverage (3.2\ beer ) to be
located t 5175 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should
be and i hereby granted.
ADOPTED ~'D APPRO ED thi 2nd day of June, 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
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wood, Colorado, do h reby
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF THE JCP PRO-
VISIO COMPA , Y I C. d/b/a VALUE SUPERMARKET FOR A 3. 2'
FERME 'TED MALT BEVERAGE LICE SE TO BE LOCATED AT
5175 SOUTH BROADW Y, F GLE WOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the JCP Provision Company Inc. d /b/a
Valu Supermarket ha heretofore made application pursuant
to the provisions of Title lZ, Article 46, C.R.S. 1973,
for the issuance of a fermented malt beverage license
to be located at 5175 Sou th Broadway, Englewo od, Colorado;
and
WHEREAS, notice of said application and the Public
Hearing thereon has been properly given and the Public
Hearing upon said application was duly conducted on the
19th day of May, 1975, before the City Council of the
City of Englewood as he local licensing authority and
all of the procedural requirements of the statute and
ordin nc h ving been fully complied with.
OW, TllEREFORE, B IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF E GLFW D, COLORADO, as follows:
That, based upon he pplication of said JCP
Provision Comp ny Inc. d/b / Valu Super rket and th
e idenc nd infor ation addu ed at he Public Hearin
upon aid applica ion, the City Council of h Ci of
En lewood do hereby dopt th follow ng finding nd
c onclu ion :
l.
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3. Petitions were submitted by the applicant
containing one thousand three hundred and nine (1,309)
signatures, representing hose individuals either residing
in the neighborho od, as defined , or doing business at
the locat ion of the proposed license.
4. The applic tion of Valu Supermarket for
said 3.2\ fermented mal b v rage license was not opposed
at the Public Hearing by any erson appearing before the
City Council,nor were any peti ions or remonstrances
submitted in oppos ition thereto.
5. The applicant has shown, and the Council
finds from all the evidence, that the reasonable needs
and requirements of he neighborhood are not being
adequately ser d by exis in outlets for the sales
of fermented malt bevera es (3.2\ beer) for consumption
off the premises .
. OW, THEREFORt, BE IT RESOLVED that, ba ed upon
the foregoing and the enti re record and the evidence con-
tained herein, he application of the JCP Provision Company
Inc. d/b/ Valu Supermarke for he issuance of a lie n e
for the ale of fermented m 1 beverage (3.2\ beer) o be
located at 51~5 Sou h Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, should
be and i hereby gr nt ri .
ADOPT DA 'D APPROVEO thi 2nd day of Jun , 1975.
Mayor
ATTEST:
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~• SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION OF
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
AND SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Colorado
authorize municiaplities to acquire property for munici -
pal purposes including drainage ways and channels; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood has found and determined that the acquisition of a
certain parcel of real property, hereinafter more fully
described, is ne cessary for proper drainage control and
improvement of Little Dry Creek as it intersects the
area in the vicinity of West Dartmouth Avenue and South
Santa Fe Drive; and
WHEREAS, the acquisition of said property is
also necessary, and desirable, for the placing of certain
sewer intercepter for the Englewood Sewage Treatment
Plant located immediately to the northwest of said
location; and
h~EREAS, during the year 1974 the City Co unc il
ha cau d an appraisal to be made of the land required
her in, which apprai al was made by Earl R. Baughar,
a qualifi d land apprai er; and
TH REFOR , B IT R OL ED BY TH CITY
t.
E GLEWOOO, COLORADO, a follow
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her by approv
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believe that such appraisal constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des -
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to-wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the N
line of said NE~SE~, 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence Ely 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
thence W along said S line of Dart -
mouth Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; said
tract contains approximately 1.61
acres, or 70,125 q. ft., more or
less.
BE IT FURTHER RESOL ED that in the vent that
ny owner, or owners, of aid parcel of land rejects the
offer of compensation herein authorized, th n the City
Attorney is hereby authoriz d and direct d to proceed
with condem n tion proce din in the aanner authorized by 1 w; and
c r ified
ppr is 1
B
to th ir u cce or
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th r i h h
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION OF
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LA D LOCATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
A D SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Colorado
authorize municiaplities to acquire property for munici-
pal purposes including drainage ways and channels; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood has found and det ermined that the acquisition of a
cer ain parcel of real property, hereinafter more ful y
described, is necessary for proper drainage control and
improvement of Little Dry Creek as it intersects the
area in the vicinity of West Dartmouth Avenue and South
Santa Fe Drive; and
~~EREAS, the acquisition of said property is
also necessary, and desirabl e, for the placing of certa in
sewer intercepters for the Englewood Sewage Treatment
Plan located immediately to the northwest of said
location; nd
WHEREAS, during the year 1974 the City Council
ha c sed n apprai al to be made of the land required
her in, which ppra i al was made by Earl R. Baughar,
a qu lifi d land appraiser; and
he Ci y Council of the City of Engle-
the pprai al made by aid Earl R.
or exceed , the fair marke valu
be acquired, and, therefore, aid
thi appra1 al con 1 u JU
1 nd o b c uir d.
IT SOLVED BY TH CIT
OD, COLORADO, follo
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believe that such appra is al constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des-
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to-wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170 1 , more or less;
thence E and parallel to the N
line of said NE~SE~, 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence NEly 185', more or
less, to t ~e point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
hence W along said S line of Dart-
mou th Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; aid
tract contain approximately 1.61
acre , or 70 ,125 sq. ft., more or less.
B IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the e ent that
r , or owners , of aid parcel of l nd rej c t th
co pens tion herein authorized, then the Ci
o r ne i hereby authorized and direct d to proc d
wi h cond n t ion proceedin in the • nner authorized la nd
c rti
to
1975 .
IT FURTH R R SOL D that a tru
of hi Re olution , toa h r
furn1 hed o th lando
or and intere or
AnoPT D A ·o APP 0 0 hi 2nd d y of J n ,
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ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio Ci ty Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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RESOLUTION 0 . ~~-• SE RIE S OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUT HOR IZ ING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION OF
A CERTA I N PARCEL OF LAND LOC ATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVE NUE
AND SOUTH SANTA FE DRI VE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHE REAS, th e laws of the State of Colorado
authorize munici apl i ti e s to acquire property for mun ic i -
pal purposes includ i ng drainage ways and channels ; and
WH EREAS, t he City Council of the City of Eng l e -
wood has fo und a n d de t ermined that the acqu is it io n o f a
certain p a rcel of real property, hereinafter more fulLy
d e scribed, is n ec e s sary for proper drainage con t r ol and
i mprovement of Li t tle Dr y Creek as it intersects the
area in the vici n ity of We s t Dartmouth Avenu e an d Sou h
Sant a Fe Drive; a nd
WHEREAS , the ac quisition o f sa id prop erty is
also necessary , an d des i rable, for the placing of certa i n
sewer interce pt ers for t he Englewood Sewage Tre a t ment
Plant located immedi a tely t o the northwe s t of s a id
location; and
WHEREAS, during the year 197 4 th e City Council
ha c used an appraisal to b e mad e of the la n d required
her in, which appraisal wa s made by Ear l R. Baughar,
a qu lif1ed land ap p raiser; and
WHEREAS, he City Co unc il of t he Ci y of En gle -
ood beli ve hat he app r aisal mad e by said Earl
Bau h r i equal to, or exceed , th e fair mar ke alu
of he land which mu b acquired , a n d , t herefore , said
Council belie\e tha hi apprai al con t i ute jus
co pen tion for h land o e acquired.
. IT RESOLVED B THE CIT
COU 'CIL 0 TIE CIT D, COLORADO, a follows:
hereby approve the
E rl R. au h r on h land h r -
acquir d part of a s w r nd
nd Council urther r on bl
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believe that such appraisal constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des -
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to-wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the
line of said NE~SE~, 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence NEly 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
thence W along said S line of Dart-
mouth Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; aid
tract contains approximately 1.61
acres, or 70 ,125 sq. ft., more or le s.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that
ny owner, or owners, of aid parcel of land rejects the
offer of compensation herein authorized, then the City
Attorney i hereby authorized and directed to proceed
i h conde nation proceedin s in th aanner authorized by I ; and
B IT FURTHER RE OLVED hat
c rtified copy of t hi Re olution, to
apprai al report, b furnished to h
o heir u ces or nd int r st .
a true and correct
ether with the
landowner , or
1975. ADOPTED A ·o APPROV 0 hi 2nd day 0 J n •
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ATTEST :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I. Karl Nollenberger. ex officio City Clerk -
Treasurer of the City of Englewood. Colorado. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. • Series
of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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RES OLUTION NO . ~~~' SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTIO AUT HORI ZING TH E PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATIO OF
A CERTAIN PA RCEL OF LAND LO CAT ED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
A D OUTH SANTA FE DRI VE WITH! THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD.
WHEREAS , the laws of the State of Colorado
au hor1:e munici aplities to acquire property for muni c i -
pal purpo e i n cl uding drainage ways and channe ls; and
WH EREAS, the City Council of the City of Engle -
wood has fo und and determined that the acquis i t i on of a
certai n pa r cel o f real property, hereinafter more fully
d scri bed, is necessary for proper drainage control an d
i mp r oveme nt of Little Dry Creek as it intersect the
ar a in h e vici nity of West Dartmouth Avenu and Sou t h
Sa n t a Fe Dr ive ; and
WHERE AS , the acquisition of said prop r is
also necessary , and desirable, for the placing of c ertain
sew e r intercept e r s f o r the Englewood Sewage Tre tmen
Plan loca t ed immedi a ely t o the northwe t o f s a id
loc tion; nd
WHEREAS , du ri ng the year 19 4 th Ci y Coun cil
ha caused an ppra1 a l t o be mad e o f th e l and requ ire d
herein, which apprais a l wa s made by E rl R. Bau har ,
a qu lifted 1 nd ppra i se r; nd
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believe that such appraisal constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des-
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purcha e price
indicated by said appraisal, to -wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE ,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the
line of said E~SE~, 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence Ely 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
thence W along said S line of Dart-
mouth Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; said
tract contain approximately 1.61
acres, or 70 ,125 sq. ft., more or
less.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that
any owner, or owners, of aid parcel of land rejects the
offer of com pens tion herein authorized, then the City
Attorn y i hereby authorized and directed to proceed
with condem nation proceedings in the manner authorized by 1 w; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOL ED that true and correct
certified copy of hi R olution, together with the
appraisal report, b furni hed to the 1 ndown r , or
to heir ucces ors and interes
19 s. ADOPTED A.O APPROVED thi 2nd day of Jun ,
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and coaplete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION OF
A CERTAI PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
AND SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Colorado
authorize municiaplities to acquire property for munici-
pal purpo es including drainage way and channels; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of he City of Engle-
wood h s found and determined tha the acquisition of a
certain parcel of real property, hereinafter ore ful~y
described, is necessary for proper drainage control and
improvemen of Little Dry Creek a it in ersect he
area in th ic1nity of West Dartmouth Avenu nd South
Santa Fe Drive; and
WHEREAS, the cquisition of aid propert i
also nece sary , and desirable, for the placing of certain
sewer in ercepters for the Englewood Sewage Treat ent
Plant loca ed immediately to the northwes of id
location; and
WHER AS, durin th year 19 4 the Cit Council
h ~ c aused n appr i al to be m de of the land required
her in, which pprai al was made by E rl R. Baughar,
a qualified land appraiser; nd
co u
ITTEREAS, the City Council of the City of le·
he ppraisal made by aid arl
or exceeds, he fair marke
THER FO crn OF
b acquired, and, ther or ,
hi apprai al con i ute
nd o cquired.
, B IT RE OLVED
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believe that such appraisal constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des-
cribed r eal property sit ua ted in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to-wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~.
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the N
line of said NE~SE~. 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence NEly 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
thence W along said S line of Dart-
mouth Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; said
trac contains approximately 1.61
acre , or 70 ,125 sq. ft., more or
le s.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that
any owner, or owners , of said parcel of land rejects the
offer of co pens tion herein authorized, then the City
Attorney is hereb au horized and directed to proceed
w1 h conde nation proceedin in th •anner authorized by l and
19 s.
a tru and correct
th r ith th
landowners, or
AllO PT D A ' APPRO D th1 2nd d y of J un ,
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Xarl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~' SE RIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATIO OF
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED AT WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE
AND SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Colorado
au horize mun1ciaplities to acquire property for munici-
pal purposes including drainage ways and channels; and
WHEREA , the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood has found and determi ned that the acquisition of a
certain parcel of real property, hereinafter more ful .y
described, is necessary for proper drainage control and
improvement of Lit le Dry Creek as it intersects the
area in th vicinity of West Dartmouth Avenue and South
Santa Fe Drive; and
WHEREAS, the acquisition of said property is
also necessary, nd desirable, for the placing of certain
sewer intercepters for the Englewood Sewage Treatment
Plant located immediately to the northwest of said
location; and
WHEREAS, durin the ye r 1974 the City Council
h c u ed n pprai al to be made of the land required
her i n, hi h appra1 al wa ad by Earl R. B ughar,
a qu lificd land appraiser; nd
ood
of h
Counci
co en
COU.CIL OJ
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OOD, COLORAD , a ollo
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believe that such appraisal constitutes just compensation
for the land so appraised to be acquired; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager,
or his designee, is hereby directed and authorized to
offer to purchase, and to purchase, the following des-
cribed real property situated in the City of Englewood,
County of Arapahoe, Colorado, which is required as
hereinabove stated at the appraised purchase price
indicated by said appraisal, to -wit:
and
Beginning at a point 335.4' E and
30' S of the NW corner, NE~ SE~,
Section 33, Township 4 S, Range
68 W; thence S 170', more or less;
thence E and parallel to the
line of said NE~SE~, 385', more or
less, to the W line of S. Santa Fe
Drive; thence NEly 185', more or
less, to the point of intersection
of the W line of Santa Fe Drive
and the S line of Dartmouth Avenue;
thence W along said S line of Dart-
ou h Avenue, 440', more or less,
to the point of beginning; said
rac contain approximately 1.61
acres, or 0 ,12 5 q. ft., more or
le
IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that
n own r, or owner , of aid parcel of 1 nd reject th
off r of compen at1on herein authorized, then the City
At orn y l h reby au horiz d and direc ed to proc ed
w1 h condemn tion proc edin in he •anner authorized by 1 nd
l 7S. ADO T D A 'D APP OV 0 thi 2nd d y of Jun ,
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ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, ex officio City Clerk -
Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true, acc urate
and complete copy of the Resolution No. , Series of 1975.
ex officio City Clerk -Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~·~~~~~~~
A BILL FOR
A ORDI A CE AMENDING SECTION lO(a),CHAPTER , TITL ,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY DELETING THE CLA SSI FI ED PO ITIO
OF DEPUTY CHIEF AS A CLASSIFIED POSITIO WlTHl TH
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND INCREASING THE SALARY OF AT TALIO
CHIEF WITHIN SAID DEPARTMENT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section lO(a), Chapter 6, entitled
"Compensation" of Title V of the 1969 E.M.C., is
hereby amended to read as follows:
S -6-10 Salaries for Fire Department
Classihcat1ons
(a) The classified positions of the
uniformed members of the Fire Depart -
ment are hereby classified within the
wage and salary schedule as set forth
below:
RANK
Firefi&hter Fourth Class .....
Firefi&hter Third Cla
Firefi h r Second Clas .....
Firefighter Fir t Cla
Driver/Op rator / na i n r .....
Lieut n nt .............•.....
Captain ..................... .
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SALARY
s 846.00
963.00
U>43. 00
1.127.00
1)14. 00
1,2 2. 00
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1.,S60 . 00
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th
day of June, 1975.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex 0££1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
ex 0££1c10 City Clerk -Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~~~·~~~
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION IO(a),CHAPTER 6, TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 E.M.C., BY DELETING THE CLASSIFIED POSITION
OF DEPUTY CHIEF AS A CLASSIFIED POSITION WITHIN THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT AND INCREASING THE SALARY OF BATTALION
CHIEF WITHIN SAID DEPARTMENT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section lO(a), Chapter 6, entitled
"Compensation" of Title V of the 1969 E.M.C., is
hereby amended to read as follows:
5-6-10 Salaries for Fire Department
Classifications
(a) The classified positions of the
uniformed members of the Fire Depart -
ment are hereby classified within the
wage and salary schedule as set forth
below:
RANK
Firefighter Fourth Class .... .
Firefighter Third Class ..... .
Firefighter Second Clas .... .
Firefighter Fir t Clas ..... .
Driver/Op r tor/Engin er .... .
Li utenant ........•..........
Captain ....................•.
BATTALIO CHIEF •.............
Bep~ y f~ief ................ .
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SALARY
s 846.00
963.00
1,043. 00
1,127.00
1,214.00
1)82.00
1.3 3. 00
1,.560 .00
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of June, 1975.
MAYO R
ATTEST:
ex off1c10 City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Karl Nollenberger, 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
pas ed on first reading on the 2nd day of June, 1975.
ex o er -reasurer
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\11.'ILUAM e . MYRI C K
RoeeRT o . NE\lli.'T(...
,JOHN OOLLl'B
1439 C0l1RT P l ...-.C'f'
Of!1''VER. 0 1...0 RADO A020f?
BARRIE o. 8CLLIV AN . II .'\ug u 5t 1 9 I 197 4
'£he :Ionoraulc Hayor a nd Ci ty Counci l
City of Cn y lewood
Municipal J u i lding
Englewoorl, Co lorado 80110
Re: San ta Fe Union \nnexation
Gentlemen:
In reply to your letter of 1\ugust 8, 1 74, t ! an 1~ •o u ~o r
your ti e and thoroughne ss of rep ly and ask that y ou a ce pt
my apology for my hasty and inaccurate allc4at1 ons t h at no
city servi ce were b eing provid~u to landowners in l1e
newly annexed area whe n, as your l'"' t t c r po in t s o u::,
of such services a.re currently being so ext<>nd c d.
The purpose (\!my letter to you of July 11, i a7 4 wa s t o >ring
Colo. Rev. ~· ~· S 139-21-18 to vnur at t e ntio n :
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Any trac t or con-
on h .:-
1~ of
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Aug u:;t 1 9 , 1 74 •
Page •rwo
I have writ t e n to t he ui rcctor of th "c;>.::i-·_-~· ~ n'"
Utilities asking for the oc durc t.°l<' , ar.t".;·.r;1 ::r .10 ~
currently recei vina water c;crv cc ( / -:-, · ~ ':·· ·c::
zervice must follow to secure -;u c r scr"ic"s . ~ ~ e ::·• r:r 0
of ir.itiation and continuation o" c;uc'· -r.:-v1C"!': -i 'w
soon such s ervices can be ueaun .
is here encloseu.
'lour lette r states that the City o r na l c wou-:, .:o lo-ado .
due to the condition of the newlv ,'\nnC''<C .l a::-Pa rr ior ::.0
annexation, currently has no planfl "or a coPnr c 1cn-. v
plan of water supply in t he ar a. I · o u l.: vc-:: ...,u<'
appreciate having thos e plans -:iade av i la l e ~o " '\S
soon as t'ley arc prepared G that I '"' v pass t'io .--1 n s
on to my clients.
JG:kco
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Sinc erely,
;.I YRI CK
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T: Mayor and Member of th City Council
FROM: Andy Mccown, City Manager
DATE: May30, 1975
SUBJECT: AGENDA ADDITION
Several Items have come in after your agenda pack t, \\ r dcli\·cred 11hich
l thought you might like to have a\-ailal>I l>C'for 1onday night. Attachl.'d vou
will find two memorandums mark d "4 C" which should b incorporutcd into
your agenda pack t. The it m concerning " anta Fc-l'nlon Annexa.tl n" \\ hich
was attached to agenda item "4 C" (the la t two page ) hould be d IC'lC'd a
it was Included in e rror.
Al o atta heel arc th gr• ment for lh Public Fmplon•r' ·Group 11 hilh
goc wllh Item Ii 6, and an ordinanc cone 'rnin!!' lhl' inerm!'in!!' of lhl·
Battalion hi f al ry, which Is marked G D and\\ Ill l>c con Id •n'd uncll•r
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